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i Ita good thing fat th* chen
■ A* the wither is »o
ntampene ^ weeks since.
longer a» co mush
««,. fiat has gant forth, "
T in anv of Unde Sam’s
eis can s P - . 'I'anana.
telegraph statioosaon^eun^^
t;rr^dersfro»^.
Rlwere imperative on this point.
G,bb5* s-;--id worn out
\ VO aVAil himself ot imat
ttaveiler ; _■ .. he would
and shelter in t e » a • mom.
be Registered 60 deg.
eter at this ti ^ caBped in
Ijelovv zero an , nt or shelter
the bushes vnwoot a te
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by Lieut. Gibbs personally. He
was told that any teamster driving
horses could not stav at ativ tele
gnph station, out d >g d iners
could. '1 he rea on of this was that
the horses were spoiling the trail.
Tiaauy-Thoiuai Nuptials
H. B. Tiffany and Nancy Thomas
were married at the residence of
Mrs. J. Stanley, the sister of the
bride, by the Rev. M. E. Koouce
Wednesday afternoon. The cere
mony was strictly private. A re
ception was tendered the newly
wedded pair, at the court house, in
the evening. The Parke cabin |
has been rented and will be their fu
ture residence.
MINING LOCATIONS
Disc Rhode Island
7a Omega
4 Alameda
4b Kentucky
13b Pioneer
1 a Thanksgiving
lb
Disc
54a Big Minook
31a
8b McKinley
5b
ib
2b
9b Hunter
T Lindsay
A O Anderson
E B Powers
Keasting j
M S Gill
M Laeser
HJ Roden
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G R Emmett
Leeal Brevities
J. C. Fluga and Dick Von Neilletn
are working on their Ruby creek
claims. Both men are getting in
shape for summer, work. Fiuga
has a small dump out.
Clint DuMire and Chas. Olsen
left for £>uail creek last Thursday.
They had intended going to Chenoa
but late reports convinced them
i they were making a mistake.
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Bight year old whiskey—by the g allon
at the Reception.
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The Eorum received a letter from
Henry Papin in last mail. Mr. Pap
in is living in Mulhall, Oklahoma.
He writes that he will return early
in the spring and will visit the coast
| cities in the meantime. .
Luke, an Indian, was sentenced
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to four months imprisonment by
Judge Green, last Monday evening.
Lnke was charged with giving
whisky to Indian Edwin, who is now
serving a sentence of three months
on a similar charge.
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The wind storm of Sundav last
created havoc with the newlv con
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structed telegraph line up Big
Minook. Falling trees hare crush
ed down poles and broken the wires
in a number of places between camp
and 25a Big Minook.
Coffee Cocktail—the proper fancy
drink—at THE ELK.
The P'orum is in receipt of ti e
following inquiry last mail from the
Secretary of Alaska, W. L- Distin: j
“Mrs. Ella Johnson Schlott, No. j
ii12 National Avenne, Last Las
Vegas, New Mexico, is very desir
ous of obtaining any information ■
that will lead to the whereabouts of
her brother in Alaska, Thomas Cor- j
win Johnson. He came to Alaska !
in 1897 or 1898 and is a practical,
miner. When last heard from he
was interested in some mining lo
cations on the Yukon River.' Al
aska papers please copy.” j
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IMPORTED
Wine® Liquor® & Cigar®
PRANK POTTS
4'
RAMP/WtT
Wines, Liquors, Cigar®.
Kellogg
RYE
0. IYS.
A A
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i Try our i 2 year oed pony .
The Eagle
Bourbon and Rye Wliiski
BOTTLED BEERS
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Fine wines, Good Cigars.
Pool T'able. J. Iseman.
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General Blacksmithing
AND
MACHINE WORK
Horseshoeing Our Specialty
Next door to postoffice,
Stanly & Mainvillb
STEAM THAWERS
We Are Prepared To Build ALL
KINDS OF PIPE BOILERS
From 2 h. p. To 20 h. p Complete
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i Ten h. p. Boiler Now Reauj
OTHERS BUILDING
Prtces Reasonable Repairing Done
WM. GORDON rear N. A. T. & T. CO.
The best thing the next morning. Go
to THE ELK and get a Gin Fizz.