Mines and Miners.
Peters has left discovery a d has
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taken a lay on 2 ah.
Stephans on ; 1. m. has struck a
very rich spot in the pav-streak.
Allen and Fisher have quit work
on 7 ah. Glen,
Andv I'A’ns'O and four others are
cross-cutting Chickadee creek, a
tributary of the Hootalaqua.
. C. I. Jordan left last week to
prospect his claim on the east side
of Glen, on ths banch.
F. W. Hensley and son are now
prospecting their bench claim op
f I
7 ab. Pioneer.
Louie Shequin and Walsh and
Peterson are all taking out good
piv on their lays on 9 1. m.
The laymen.on 6 1. m. are tak
in >' out so ne rich pay, and Mr. j
i
Langfo;d is correspondingly happy, j
A. W. Williams has taken a job j
running the thavver tor Frank Ste-i
veus for the winter.
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out a !
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big pay dump on 5 ab. Their pay
m 01
1
is holding up and is fabulously rich. J
Elmer Townsend has completed j
the assessment work on 45 b. m. i
1
and left this morning to work on !
I
5 be. Pioneer. j
Mr. Metcalfe, who has been on
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the upper end of Ruby creek, will
either go to work on 8 1. m. or go
on a prospecing trip over the div
ide.
Eane & Olsen are taking
It is reported that good prospects
have been found on Yellow Mys
tery, a tributary of Baker creek.
25c was washed out in two pan*
of gravel.
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Mining locations.
Filed at the office of A.J. Balliet,
Recorder, Rampart precinct.
Nelson claim Wliat Cheer J-.C. Nelson
Roden claim What Cheer H,J. Roden
Trading post on Tanaua 758 ft. w Baker
creek. Wm. Corning for N. C. 'Co.
3 a Alpha O. A. Diver
5 a Joe Bush O. A. Diver
1 b Cripple J. K. Hoaglumi
A .Alder J. E. Iloaglund
3 b Anaconda (V C K Danforth
6 a Cripple 1. M Williams
Transfers.
Joseph Lewis to C B Allen 7b McKinley
Same to same . /3b Clen
Monroe & Powers have moved
their thavver. from Rhode Island to
Arizona creek. Pay was struck
on Rhode Island,, but water stop
ped operations.
Smith and Laboski have the ri
chest ground on 4 ab. Stevens &
Diver are taking out good pay as
is also Moulton & Woods on the
upper end. Gill & Roden have a
hole to bed-rock on pav, but will
not commence drifting until their
steam hoist is rigged.
Private Beard, Signal corps, left
last Tuesday morning on a
trip along the line-below. He will
endeavor to find oui the reason of
the delay in telegraphic connection
with Tatiana. He wilt examine
every foot of the ground cable be
tween here and Bear creek He
took a sled and enough provisions
to last him until his return.
Dr. Hudgin returned from Dia -
kyme last Thursday night. He re
ports Manager Riley’s sick child
improved, but not out of danger.
Doc has a bad cold the result of
his speedy trip, and says that Rob
inson is the best musher in Alaska.
Johnnie Morgan presented Tom
Daporte with a nice Christmas pre
sent last’week.
Izzo's Barber Shop.
Only first-class shop in Rampart.
A Clean Shave. Bay Rum, Clean
Towels. ffWF"For Rack Customer!
H«111 House -
PLENTY OF HOT & COLD WATER.
Accommodation For Ladies.
Boston Store.
Footwear, Clothinf. Dry Goods.
GROCERIES - HARDWARE
General Merchandise.
Miners Chop House.
Open all nicht-Keals at all hours.
Specialty—Bread, Cakes, Pies.
FRESH MEATS—GAME IN SEASON.
CATERING ATTENDED TO
—Next Jo Cap Mayo's Saloon.—
E. T. SAXE, MANAGER, AL MAYO, PROP
| Deliveries- of Freight
! gmrTo ANY CREEK.
Prices Satisfactory. Call and see
| WALTER J. FOLKv,—near postoffice.
Oleii Expresses Service!
Leaving Rampart .for Glen every
every other day.
1 Freight 15c. Smallest carried 50c.
Leave packages and orders at P. 0.
j. BERNIER & MULLEN.
J. LINDLEY GREEN,
Attorney at Law.
Office At Ke»idencc,
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Rampart Aka.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.
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Yukon Order Of Pioneers meets every
first Saturday in each month.
The Masonic Association of Rampart
meets every 2nd. and 4th. Saturday.
J. C. meeting every Tuesday evening
at the old postofflce building.
S I. O. O.F. Association meets ^very
Monday evening.