Orcmt Was Not Deail-*!t Appears.
O.I,.( unit, who has Leen report
ed to have encountered all kinds ol
fnisliaps, arrived in Rampart Fri
day. from Dawson. He lelt tlier
Oct. io, with a scow load of prov
'ions, and s eals and harness, t i■
latter to equip the mule teams ;
left in Rampart so hurriedly la
September,on his trip up river.
Mr. Oreutt on being asked about
11is trip and the news from up liver
remarked: I was stopped by ice at
Circle and while there I easily sold
a ion ol'flour at i.mTcwt I left
there Nov. 27, with several horses
to brine* mv sleds dow n and had
o
made arrangements to freight flour
back at g<>c but the trail through
Tnc flats wont do. I have 5 little
mules here, which 1 understand
h ive bothered the onmnniiitv for
ft >me time, and whicii I shall re
move to Circle.
At b t. Yukon I learned that Pvnn,
1>richer, Pick Cow, Moon and
bradshaw’ are prospecting-on Chan
«^rtier, go miles below Ft. Yukon
Aid are well pleased.
At Dad river they report that
as men are wintering 0.1 the Kov
usuk. Two men were just over
from Tramway bar, above heavy,
for tobacco and other necessaries.
Circle is one of the best situated
towns in the country but the short
age ot food there is disappointing
many who came long distances for
supplies. Very favorable reports
are heard from Washington creek,
*) ) miles from Kagle or Circle. I
would not be surprised to see a
town spring up at its mouth Oth
er diggings within easy reach of
Circle, including the Tanatia head
waters, are going to be good when
p;j visions are chei pei.
* *
-> A tty. Thomson, although not
able to be about since his accident
two weeks ago, is an unusual pa
tient-—always cheerful as heretofore
—swapping stories with his fre
quent visitors but admits that Judge
Knapp has the best of him up to
date.
The non-arrivalof Captains Cant
well and Moore and Lieut. Camden
irom Dali river to spend the holi
days at Rampart, was a disappoint
ment to their friends here. Busi
‘ ness prevented their coming.
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