I'tianinioils l"c»r lialiiel.
A petition signed hr a large majority
ot tile business men in to>vn, asking Judge
Wickershatn to appoint. Commissioner
Kallict deputy clerk of court at Rampart,
was sent to Eagle last mail. It is an im
port nit move ami would aid material
in the d spatch ot l egal business tier »
the petition should be granted, as ca,v.,
could then be docketed of trial without
first being sent to Eigle. Judge Balliet
meets the approval of the attorneys for
the appointment but he has inform :?d the
court that he can only accept on the con
dition that lu* be allo .vcd to practice as
an attorney as well. He considers that a
deputy clerk has the same privileges and
restrictions as a clerk and the latter can
no; practice at bar. Should this be the
case it is hoped the court wil 1 decide upm
a not her appointee.
V uung 'I lie WimmI Con
I/.eutenant Rogers opened the bids fan.
i.S, for the wood and oil to be furnished
the barracks for the ensuring year. The
A E. Co. secured the oil contract at *7.
07 a case or sc below retail. The S-Y.T.
s ‘cured that for wood at Jo.20. the wood
to be hauled, piled and co »rso split. Tlu
h ghest bid lor wood was Ji4.50. The
company has not 200 cords cut so a job
is open for sombodv.
\t iH’JJ \ ,
Jack Crowley and Bill Atwood
have rented Mrs. Myers cabin in
the rear of-Dr. Hudgiii’s store. At
wood will work on Idaho bar with
his 8 h.p. thawer. Mike Dwyer,
Ceo. Tl.isby, W. Smonse, J.B.Jud
kins and four other men are work
ing on discovery for Crowley.
John Morgan and Spooner left
Tuesday morning for another at
tack at their claim on Slate creek.
Louie Iverson just arrived from
Hartford creek and thinks well of it
as lie got some good prospects.
Attorney Thomson is still confin
ed to his bed but expects to be out
by the first of the month.
A large number of men are at
work prospecting Rhode Island and
New York creeks.
Hunter creek is coming to the
front again after three years of in
action .
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STOCK AND F AIR PRTC
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Rampart,
W E A r e ,
Circle,
H V i T -V
F r VeePE
Ft. Cud a by,
Hague and Da\v.son.
Slab Corel WOOI> Good & Dry!
FlfON'l STKKKT—-EASY OF ACCESS---S », S PKR
Fine Cigars & Tohaeeos. Sa/isfucfiou (,nurautn </■
•v. jt smr
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Tiie
011.
Cl mice Wines, Id<|tiorts
find C i * rs>.
Doc, Haven J’iup.
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k A M I’A K T.
-WOOD
- (Mali Kinds.
Knight delivered on Kurcku .it shhmi
cents a pound, bed rock!
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LEGAL NOTICES.
1 he Uni Led States of America,
United States District Court, District of
Alaska, Thiid Division
Flank H. Austin,
Plaintiff
VS
Melvin T. Rowland
Defendant
I
Sum mens
fO!
Publication
i ne I'resiaent ot the United States of Amer
ica, Greeting:
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in the United
States District Court, in and for the District of
Alaska, Third Division, within tbirtv days af
ter the completion of the period of the publica
tion of this summons, to wit: within thirty days
after the twenty-first day of February', i9Ji,
and answer the complaint of the above 'named
plaintiff; and unless you so appear and answer,
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded in said complaint, to wit: to quiet
and confirm in the plaintiff the title
of apart of placer mining claim known as No. 6
above lower discovery, Jack Wade creek, Alaska,
and to grant him a perpetual injunction in re
spect of said property as against defendant.
The date of the order by the above named
Court for service by publication is November
i.Sth., 1900.
WITNESS the Hon. Tames Wickersham,
Judge of said court, this fifteenth day of Nov
ember, in the year of Our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and of our independence the one
hundred and twenty-fifth. Albert R. Heilig,
George K. French, Clerk.
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
[SEAL]
Jan.10,37,24,31, feb, 7,14,21,1901.
WILLACCEiT
Orders on commission for
hi Tin s.
MIXING MACmXHKY
liOI OIIS etc.
*!'<> be pi i rebfi set I
h n K r £
111
I ’rices oriel '“'Pertriss
Lo w < 11} <{ R eo sso r r ti bl e -.
For estimates and full in form a
tion call at the store
-"■lH-JilLli. IJLW
IHT
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Scotch, Irish & Bourbon
ITWHISKI
STRAIGHT GOODS A SPECIALTY'.
1IXK CIGARS, - WIXES.
RlSDON & NELSON, Props.
IZZO’S BARBER SHOP
Baths: Hot and Cold Water, Clean
Towels. Near Postoffice.
St. Andrew’s Mission
Mission H i i,l , Ra m par t
Sunday Services:
Sunday School, no. ni.
Evening Prayer with Address, 7:45
A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL,