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JaH Breakers Recaptured
By Soldiers Near Tanana
The two horse thieves, who broke jail
•' at Tanana recently, were recaptured
by a squad of soldiers at a dcs .rted
cabin on the Yukon about ten miles
above Tanana. An arrest has been
made by the Tanana authorities of an
accessory to the escape.
It is alleged that both men have un
savory records, and that they 3tole
Several horses in Fairbanks, driving
the animals crosscountry to Circle City
where they found a market. They
drifted down to Tanana where they
were apprehended.
GoUWust Cat to
On and After Sept
The intention o'^ jgg a”' p«d on
id allow *15-6“ „ announced dur
aad after Sept l olir lo
inf the pnet inea8 adhere strict
its actual c^^chante claim that the
Some of the vo0C ^ dust with
^ers are net clean 8 ^ exhibit
the c«e of f“™^^ith with black
to prove their aaaer
S£u“w. is decidedly
probably r«»tt-®^oUld the output
being cut still *>" • not irnprove.
designed to pay ^ke to get the
The for peblottwn
names of »«« ^ on the camp
They are £r present condit
and are respons 1 ^ ^ lafge amounts
ions. 0ur dust has stead
aent out, ^lae for the last three
^^tho assay value of duet
of individuals has not.
Dr. Wharton, the dentist, will leave
on the T. C. Powers.
L. M. Davis arrived on the Sarah af
ter a year spent in the States in the in
terests of the Hunter creek hydraulic.
He was accompanied by C. B. Owens
who will winter here. It is stated that
sufficient piping will arrive here this
fall to replace the present ditch.
Stampeding to Kantishna
Takes Fairbanks* Surplus
Over fire hundred stampeders have
left Fairbanks during the past ten days
for the scene of the new strike on the
Kantishna, and as many more will go
before the end of the present month.
The find was made on Eureka creek.
An arrival at Chena recently reported
that he had panned on one of the claims
and got one pan of $18. The ground
in the new district is shallow and very
easily prospected.
A townsite is now being surveyed at
the head of navigation, on the Kantish
na, which is about 80 miles from the
the mouth. The diggings are 40 miles
further up the river.
—SIWWI—SSSHSMM,
Local New* 1***°*
_ n’Rrien the well-known Yukon
T0B on the Cudahy.
ai; to Fairbanka on the Haru^
tsssxm m
c R Corbusier and bride were pa»
Jig^a on the Sa-h for Tanana from
‘"CtcGowan, attorney for the K
5Z passed through Monday mght
via wav to Fairbanks.
“.*? .ad Jack Radignn have
John raun f the Hotel
taken the management of the
FloJTw.
the3road to recovery. ^
Frank Grace and bride
“Si JU a
'*’**”. JltZZ, were
Ha^ah bound for Daw
^aSwS i^^
1 of S'machine^ wftt furnish the power
for locomotion.
Masonic.-The regular monthly
meeting of the Rampart Masonic Asso
ciation will be held this evening at the
residence of Bro. D. McLean. Masons
invited to be present. By Order.
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