SOLDIERS TRIM THE HORSESHOES;
PIRATES STILL OUT OF LUCK
The usual crowd of fans filled A.
B. ball Iasi night and howled them-]
selves and every one else stone deaf
while witnessing the baseball wrang
lers fight it out In the pennant race
And It was some ball, although both
games were a trifle one sided, and the
several teams buckled down to busi
ness like major leaguers from the first
to 'he last Inning.
While there were a considerable
number of runs which can be directly
attributed to errors, the success of
the winners In both games was the
result of good stick work combined
with clever base running. The North
ern Lights and Pirates came up first
with the former at bat. A. Lomen
toed the scratch, slammed out a hot
one and was nabbed at the initial sack;:
Hackel went to the bench on a short
one to center and Q. Lomen tossed one
over to Modlni who passed to Gray
and retired the side. Three hits, no
runs.
Allen came up first for the Pirates,
dropped one just in front of the plate
and reached third before the ball was
recovered. Baxton struck out. Weav
er repeated and Allen came home on
a bad fumble at the plate. Gray went
out on a short hit to right short. Hits
i, runs 1.
Second. Lomen out on a short one
to Modlni, Miller on a hit to Gray
Powell and Mlsh landed safely on one
base hits. Powell finally got home
while Allan was looking for the ball
following a baa muff unU Baird went
out on a biff to Modlni. Hits Ei, runs 1.
Boone, first up for the Lights, walked
stole second and went to third on
Heed's stri..e out. A moment later he
came home on a fumble at the plate.
Modlni and Bartholomew struck out.
Hits 0, runs 1.
The first half of the third was prob
ably the best of the game. Lehmann
for the Lights took a sit down after
slumming one to Modlni, A. Lomen hit
a long one to left field and later stole
second. Hackel Jammed one down to
M uttvur bringing a. I ,-Tmvn imh»i G
Lumen till tor une and men stole
cases tike an ind.an until he resumed
imra wnlie fciacael came home C.
ciutuen uiew a want and brother came
uume ou Aimer s hit. Lowed tossed
une to the ceding but Carl hit the
oust at third trying to steak Hits 6,
runs 3.
For the PiPrutea Parker landed sate
ou light bit, Allan went half wa>
around on a lung slam which sent
Parker to third and Saxton hit safe,
scoring Parker and Allan. Weaver
fanned, Uray had a bole In bis stick
and a bad error by Saxton tin la bod it.
Hits 3, runs 3.
In the first half of the fourth the
Lights made two out of n total of six
hits, the runners being Mish and Baird.
Boone slammed out a three bagger
for the Pirates, Keed sacrificed. Alo
dlni out to Lehmann and Allah, Batho
Icmew hit safe and i'arker fanned. Hits
4, runs 1.
Fifth—C. Lomen hit safe, Miller out
on a short one, Powell hit for two
scoring Lomen, Mich out on foul, Baird
nit, scoring Powell, Lehmann made
good scoring Baird, and C. Lomen
sacrificed. Hits 6, runs 3.
Allan landed on a safe hit, Saxton
out to Lehmann to Mish, Weaver fan
ned, Gray hit safe scoring Allan. Boons
.aimed. Hits 3, runs L
Sixth—A double by Mish and sin
gles by Heckel, G. and C. Lomen and
Powell netted the Lights four runs.
Heed for the Pirates went out on a
short one. Modini fouled out, Bart hit
for two and Parker went out on a
grounder to shore Hits 3, runs U.
Seventh—Al Lomen out, Modini to
Gray. Heckel hit for a round trip
ticket but was caught at the plate,
G. Lomen slammed one down to Gray
who failed to hold It, and C. Lomen
also knocked out a safe one, McMullen,
substituted for Miller, but died on a
slow one to short. Hits 6, runs 0.
The Pirates came up for their last
chance hut failed to bring home &
score. Allan struck out, Saxton out
on si short on* to Powell to Mlsh.
Weavw fouled eat. One hit, ao runs.
Score Northern Light* II. Pirates 6.
Batteries. Lehmann and a Lomen.
Bartholomew and Allan.
In the second game the soldiers had
the Horseshoes goat properly and
cleaned up the town aggregation by a
score of 11 to S. The game was really
too one sided to tell about as the Fort
boys out played and out generaled
their opponents from start to finish.
The Horseshoes showed a flash In one
or two Inning, and there were several
brilliant Individual playe by Thomp
son, McGuire and a couple of others
but their stick work was exceedingly
poor and the team work faulty The
soldiers, on the other hand, were In
good form and slugged the ball all
over the field making two baggers with
regularity and also showing some good
base running. The final score was:
Fort Davis 11. Horseshoes I. Batter
ies, Dame, Ingle and Nile: McGuire and
Thompson.
FIDIRATIO CHURCH.
The following services will be held
it the Congregational church Sunday.
iohn Parsons, pastor
11 a. m Klbl* school and children's
sorvlce.
Adult Bible class will study. "Jesus
Calls Four Disciples.
> p. uu Endeavors meeting.
8 p. m. Worship and sermon by Dr. |
Parsons. Subject, "George Eliot's Re- j
Uglous Message."
Special music will bo rendered con
sisting of "Protect us Through the
Coming Night,” an anthen by the choir
and a clarinet solo by Mr. Langworthy,
piano Accompaniment by Miss Lo- 1
man.
1-adles Aid Soclety-vWlll meet Tues
day afternoon at I o’clock.
The public Is Invited to all tha aar- j
vices of the church.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT ROLL, CITY OF NOME, ALASKA, 1»1& \
Person taxed.
Albrecht, Thomas .
Anderson, Andy. ••.
Boyce, W. A.
Bourdon, F A.
Buckmaster, W. R.
Code-Clark Picture Co.
Crowley & Porter.
De Martina, John .
Darling and Dean Co.
Dobrey, Sam.
Fujluara, Fred .
Feekel, John. ..
Goggen, O.* P.
Greenberg. H. .
Holt, E. L.
Hogan, D. J.
Hed, Carl . ..
Independent Order of Odd Fellows No.5
Johnston, W*.
Jackson, Grant R.
Jones, Daniel .
Kelley, Con .
Kunsenga et al .
Krleck, F. J.
Kellogg, A. H.
Kemp, A. S.
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Lyon, L. E.. ....
Larson, Sam ... .
Lincoln, Dan .
Lane, J. Richard. ....
Lane, L. L.
Llndeberg, Jafet ....
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Moore. Wm.
Merldeth, E. E.
Moore, Perry.
McGuire, W. C.
McConnell, Alex. J.
Nome Consolidated Dredge Co.
Nicholson, A.
Orland, A. W.
O'Conner, Geo. D. • •.
O'Neil Hugh .
Prosser, George .
Parks, John H, & Co.
Rank, Ira M.
Reed, C. W.
Scarferl, Victor .
Stelnmann, Oeo.
Seldenverg, Leo.
Stephens, Anna.
Union Construction Co.
Wittenberg Loo.
Wegner, W. E.--.
Warren, Clark & Warren ..
Wilson, Hiram Est.
Weaver, O. S.....
DescriPt'on.
Machine Shop .
Hoffman House.
Machine Chop .
Barber Shop .
Horses, wagons, etc.
Dream Theater.
Brocery Store. ..
Scavenger Outfit.
Hardware Store .
\rllngton Hotel .
'’ool Room Store.
Fur Store. .
Brogerv Store.
Personal Property .
Store..
Launch—Captain Warden .
Personal property.
Personal property.
Dredge .
Personal property.
Personal property.
Montana Saloon.
Schooner Ram .
Store .
Personal property.
Personal property.
Store. ..
Bar Fixtures .
Horses and Wagons .
Shoe Shop.
Dredgo .
Dredge—Buffalo . .••
Personal .
Boat—Silver Wave .
Horso and Wagon .••
Offlco Furulture.
Boat—Athcja.
Personal property .
Personal property .
Personal property .
Automoblleg and Office Fixtures.
Personal Property .
Carpenter Shop, etc.
Schooner—“Hattie B.“.
Law Offlco .• ..
Harness & Feed Store.
Laboratory, etc. .
Store, Boats, etc.
Machine Shop, etc.
Shoo Shop .
Offlco Fixtures .
Store .
Bakery and Rostaurant.• •,..
Office Fixtures .
Schooner Sea Wolf.- .
Machine Shop, Boats, etc .
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Notice Is hereby given that unless the Delinquent Taxes on the abore Personal Property are paid with
Penalty and Interest and other costs within ten (10) days from the Anal publication of this notice, to-wlt: With
in 10 days from February 19th, 1916, the property or a part thereof upon whloh said taxes are a lien will be
seized under distress warants and sold to satisfy said taxes ao due
Dated at Nome, Alaska, January 27th, 1916. ~1 .
Date of first publication January 27th, 1916 8- ORIMM.
Date last publication February l#th, 1916 ? I ^ 1 11 T,.. - City Claris and Ta* GaUaotar.
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