The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26
NOTICE.
TO ALL MINE WORKERS:

Secretary.
 Blair and Co. on No. Cooper Gulch will be through sluicing their winter dump tomorrow or the day after. They don't expect to live on Easy Street for the rest of their days, although the cleanup is up to expectations,
 | Memorial service is to be held at the Federated church Sunday 1 evening. Kipling's "Recessional" is to be repeated by the choir, and other special music rendered. Dr. John Parsons is to give memorial sermon or tThe Soldierly Life"
 FOR 1.-Two good Rooms for
 rent, desirable location, furnished or unfurnished. Furniture for sale Ga snap). For particulars apply Mrs. A. G. Oliver, 321 First
 Ave- Gail between 12 and pm. Sundoy night, Eagle Hall a re- peated all star show. "The Dancer" with Cleo Madison, Agnes Vermont and Joe King featured in splendid three reel drama, followed by three | Comedies, "The Water Cure" Press l ing His Suit and The Runaway Closet A Universal Weekly will end the big show Miss Stipek and Miss Johnson will furnish the music.
 | A dissolution sale is promised by the Nonpareil for the coming week and it will be closed in order to get ready for the big slash in prices. Respectively this dissolu- tion sale is expected to result in a change of ownership of the store with Doc Kemp sole proprietor after the dissolution which is now in con temptation has been duly effected.
 
 $1.OO each while they last.
 MISS OESTRICH STORE.
 Thursday and Friday the gold from spring clean-ups began com ing into town and many parcels were disposed of locally by miners who have thus perceptibly increased the quantity of the yellow metal in circulation. One miner brought ill about sixty ounces of nice looking gold yesterday morning.
 The Alaska Ligterage and Com mercial Co. is now engaged in the erection on the extended landing dock of a derrick which will have capacity of 25 tons. This derrick consists of masts, two sheer legs and reinforced boom, all made from splendid pieces of Washington fir and fitted with heavy castings to strengthen the ends. The boom it. self has been reinforced by iron trusses which will add to its lstrcngth without impairing in any way the wonderful elasticity which makes fir such ideal lumber for construction purposes. In addition another derrick will be erected near the old terminal Of the cable way for unloading machinery etc from : cars and a crew of men are at pre- }sent engaged in the concrete work E for the foundations of this derrick l In couple of days work will be ] commenced decking the wharf eX' 5 tension and laying track thereupor for cars. The derrick which was there last yenr will be placed there again this year. On account of the shore dock having been consider 5 ably extended to the water this a year, and now reaches within dis s tance of all scows under normal conditions of tide and weather the extension wharf is not likely to bt as much in reQuisition as last veal when it was in use practically at al times except during higher tides when the shore dock could reach X scows that were able to come ill more closely. It is expected to have everything finished well before the 5 first puff of steamship smoke is wis