The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-08
NOTICE.

1 Chace, Asst. Sec'y before g P. M., Aug. 9th 1916. The Convention will be held at Burgh's Hall over the Eagle Saloon, Thursday, Aug. 10th, at P. M.
 REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CON- MITTEE.
 GEO D. SCHOFIELD. Chairman.
 P. A. Anderson who has been mining for scheelite on No. 6 above on Twin Mountain creek sold 500 lbs. of scheelite to Jarmuth at 45c. per pound. Anderson leaves tomor- | row to continue mining for scheel | ite.
 The children and young people 1 of Nome, up to sixteen year, are in- vited to meet with Mrs. Hatcher in the lecture room of the Federated , Church at 10 o'clock this morning. The meeting is called to perfect the organization of branch of the Loyal Temperance Legion. Ed Roberts and Go. who are ope- rating on Crooked creek in the Council mining District were oblig- ed to lay off their crews on account of a, water shortage. With the week end rains however it was expected that they would have water enough to start up today.
 ! The w c. T. U. of Nome will hold a special meeting in the lec- l ture room of the Federated Church | at 8 o'clock this evening to which all the women of the town are in vited. The program will consist of drill in parliamentary law, to be conducted by Mrs. Hatcher, territo- rial president.
 At well attended meeting held in the lecture room of the Federal ed Church yesterday afternoon. the Nome branch of the Alaska w. C.. T. U. was organized with the fol- lowing officers: President Mrs. Nellie Crowley; Vice President, Mrs. w. H. Baldwin; corresponding sec retary, Mrs. Phil Ernst; recording secretary Miss Helen Lomen; trea- surer, Mrs Ira M. Rank. Emil About died in the Holy Cross Hospital Sunday morning having had a paralytic stroke on Friday. He was working at the time and lay for two hours where he fell before help arrived. Since then he hardly recovered himself to any degree and finally succumbed to the attack at noon yesterday. He is an old timer here and is survived by his wife.
 The Elihu Thomson began dis charging it's cargo of meat yester- day afternoon when with the wind going down, the surf also abated. The rest of the mosquito fleet remained in snug anchorage in the lee of Sledge Is- land long after the tugboat re- turned to work in the roadstead, lbut all the owners expect to get busy with their craft today and dispatch the Arctic and Silver Wave northwards today. The Umatilla is unloading freight along the coast probably at Golovin, and an effort was made to get in touch with Frank O'Connor who is on board but failed for some reason or an- other. Neither could the radio men yesterday get a signal from the
 Bear which is now on it's annual trip to Point Barrow.
 The women of the restricted dis trict who were arrested on Sunday
 morning charged with running a
 bawdy house presented themselves
 before Judge Frawley yesterday
 morning at ten o'clock, O. D.
 Cochrane having been retained for
 the defense. The defendants were .ood,, for O |, In, n, adiof fa trial hut the
 District Attorney did not seem will
 ing that it should proceed. How
 ever it was decided to remand the
 defendants until this morning when
 the trial will begin. Objection
 was placed to all the defendents be-
 ing tried separately aud it was
 finally decided to try thom all to-
 gether.