The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-16

 the Ladies Aid Society of the Fede- rated Church is postponed one week, until week from next Tuesday. The Arctic was not reported yest- erday. It is understood that the Bear is now making search for the motorship.
 Fresh killed Beef at the Pacific Cold Storage. It is not improbable that several mining outfits vii try their luck in the vicinity of the Diamond L when the weather tightens for winter mining.
 Henry Conrad who has been work ing on Bangor is in town after a hard summers work. lie is non. communicative as to his mining in- tentions this winter.
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 Cochrane the mining man and manager of Dakota Alaska Mining Go. on Boulder, left yesterday for Boulder creek. All mining on Boulder is thing oe the past :cr this year.
 Just come in. Four burner oil ment.
 Last evening Leo Kent was busy loading up the new engine for the pumping plant which will be hauled to it's place today. It will be placed upon a foundation of strong timbers which are now ready to receive it. The pumps will arrive on the next trip of the Victoria, according to advices received by Councilman Ross.
 
 Relations will be the big masterpiece comedy at the Eagle Shows. It is in two parts and one alone is worth the money. It's not merely good, it's great. The Desert Breed is two part western drama starring Pau line Bush. whose fame is now second to none. A Weekly gives a digest of recent events, fashions and occur rences which cannot fail to interest, elevate and amuse.
 The Valdez having discharged it's coal got away for the outside yester- day afternoon leaving the Juneau alone in port. The Juneau yesterday evening had about 2500 long tons of coal aboard, about two lighter loads of lumber and about fifteen thousand bundles of laths. This boat under the mail system now in vogue, will probably take the next outgoing mail when it leaves four or five days hence.
 Bird Cages at $2.5O at Crooks next Fire Department.
 A very sad accident occurred Saturday afternoon when the seven year old son of Otto Olson slipped and fell down a shaft 55 feet, dying yesterday morning in the Holy Cross Hospital. It appears that working shaft is open on the Monroeville claim and over it runs set of rails, the bucket being hoisted be- tween the two and then lowered on a car which is hauled on the sur face rails to be dumped. It was over these that the young fellow slipped and fell down to the bottom of the shaft. They are drifting both ways in the shaft and rails also traverse the shaft bottom. The boy fell between these and probably struck one a glancing blow as fell. Some little water was in the bottom of the shaft but hardly sufficient to break the force of the terrible fall. The boy was quite sensible when help came and bore his injuries which were of fearful nature like little man. His leg was shattered in several places and he probably sustained severe internal injuries. During the night he appeared to be improving, but shortly before the doctors intended to set the broken limb, the poor child succumbed to his injuries. Mrs. Olson is at pre- sent far from well and this terrible blow to the bereaved parents is one that will rouse the sympathy of eyery0ne in the camn The funeral