The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-05

which contributed to the heavin ss of the very heavy trails.
 Arthur Maus and Co. took out a load of supplies to tho Mohawk claim on Dexter yesterday.
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 Tonight the Eagles will give their annual Ball. This year they will give a program preceding the dance in which vocal and instrumentai music as we'll as motion picture will! form part of the entertainment.
 Dr. Neuman received letter from the Kougarok yesterday from Father La Fortune in which the writer says that the weather is ex- ceptionally mild; that the natives have caught an immense number of foxes; that rabbits are very plentiful and that there are simply no ptGr- migan.
 The dance given by the Bohemian Club in the Igloo last night was a most enjoyable affair and those pre- sent determined that that should be the first only of a number of sue cessful reunions.
 The cable is still on the bum and may remain down until the main cable between Sitka and Seattle is also ready to bust up.
 A native whose name is Martin Brown was arrested and given preliminary hearing on the charge of forgery. The man csshed an order for thirty dollars. The na- tive according to the evidence gave Carl Lomen the order with another mans signature forged thereto, and it was cashed. Arrest followed and he has been bound over to the grand jury.
 
 The next first class mail, it is re- ported will be due about February l16. The mails in the meantime will be made up of second class matter | of varying vintage that has been Tn cold storage along the various sta tions. | A letter has been received by the Miners and Merchants Bank from a bank in Vancouver B. G., in which inquiry is made for one Pete Youngquist. The bank has money on deposit for him, and unless he is heard from before next fall tn: money will revert to the crown.
 A Victor Universal drama is the headliner at the Eagle Show Or Sunday night. This is a two par photoplay of sustained excellence showing J. Warren Kerrigan ano entitled As Fate Willed. Strong ant stirring in plot, this play has made a reputation for itself outside. 4 Comedy entitled A Militant Suffra gette. The Animated Weekly and IIy Mayors cartoons also serve to elevate interest and amuse.
 
 The tumultuous throng of spectat ors in Eagle Hall on Thursday even ling saw the Horseshoes defeat thu Pirates by score of twenty tt fourteen; two double plays by tn Tin Kale man and the Cheese o Police, both plays accomplished un assisted, featured the game. Tn second game, the Northern Light measured defeat on the canva arena at the hands of those demol sIuggers of Fort Davis by SCOT of 37 to 2.
 |i Game by innings. Horseshoe first: Corbin singled to ccntcr, Lo men safe on error by Fromm, tn big train walked. Mcguire hi scoring Corbin and the Cheese Police The tin kale man plugge 1.-the leather to balcony and lande on the midway. The Big Trai and Mac came home, Hagen hi went to second and third on tw passed ballD; the mczuma ma ' came home Hagen scored on vii I pitch. Burke g. O., Xavier and Col bin being croakcd by Modini. Si runs. Pirates first: Allen hit fo two and scored an. o>rnod run whe lsaxton wallopod out q keystone Sax scored on Reod's sacFifcc an