The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-13
FOR SALE.

of teams in the Dime creek section this coming season. Rowe has sold team to Gawilor and Glorr. to Doyle, and one horse to Goodwin to complete a team. Geo Goodwin will not leave for Dime for several weeks yet.
 John Brewer the drill man who arrived in town yesterday in con- nectiOn with his euGioreut nas now two drills it work fer the A. aska Mines Cor2o :ation Dne fo these is located on Flat creek and the other on tte head of Saturday creek. No. 2 saturday was at one time quite prolific producer.
 Second Hand Lumber and galy. Sheets for sale cheap at HOLT'S.
 Sam Magids sold his furs on Satur- day. They represented quite batch of furs, and some of them very choice. Cutler bought the reds and cross foxes while John Felkei bought the lynx and the white foxes. In all over four thou sand dollars worth of furs were sold by the northern merchant.
 
 
 The Nokatak sailed on Saturday for Dime creek with a full cargo of freight and John Mathison, Clyde Hager, Al WinkIer and others on board as passengers. A considerable quantity of the freight consisted of mining equipment for the Koyukers who will operate this winter, and some of the material was heavy.
 Pioneer Igloo Hotel. Rooms $2.O0 X $500 per week and up. 50 cents per night. Housekeeping Apart mentS.
 The latest news from Dime creek said that the only recent mining item of considerable importance to the district was that Wallace Porter who is having a regular streak of good luck, encountered very ex- cellent pay on No. 6 above discovery. Quite a number have endeavored to secure leases oil this property in the past without success.
 The big Pioneer ditch broke badly near Santa Clara on Saturday and it will take all hands two or three days. working day and night shift to repair the same. Work has had to be suspended on the lifts on ac- count of the lack of water, and everyone is now out making the re- pairs. Mr. Lindeberg went out to the scene of the break yesterday.
 
 For the best soc. Dinner in Nome go to the Board of Trade Lunch Counter.
 The Juneau is at St Michaels, discharging cargo. On Saturday a | barge of rails dumped into the bay and negotiations were pending for diver to go over and rescue this | property from the waters. The rails l were cOasigued to the Alaska engi- | nering commission and were to be | used in tn" construction work now proceeding rom Nenana. The com mission is making an effort to con struct the line from Nenana in order to open up the ccal fields in that section,
 Billy King arrived on Saturday evening from the Second Beach lire where they are now engaged in the work of sluicing the fine dump they took out last winter, one O. the largest eTer seen in that section, The King brothers are nearly through ground sluicing the pay, and will soon be ready to shovel in the bottom of the dump. They had been Aoisting away just prior to the time that they began the work of sluicing,
 The schooner Arctic was to sail yesterday under the command of captain Dalby for some whereabouts | unknown except to the charterers. Billy Pangman is the main charter CT of the boat, but to which point | they are going to direct their course could not be ascertained. The Are tic was to have departed yesterday | at ten o'clock but was still here late