f
Can II .a^land spent a lew days
in camp the past week.
~Capt. Jake Nelson left yesterday
m nming tor Glen.
Ge>. Gale arrived from Tanana
11st Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walbridge left
Tiiursday tor a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. Stephans on 7 1. m.
B >b Craven, wc-il-known in and
around Rampart in ’98, arrived
from Circle Wednesday night.
Noble the freighter is now the
possessor of a fine pair of bobs. ;
Send in your wood orders.
The “Ft. (ribbon Pole Climbers.
Association,’’ lias been formed at i
I
Tanana. They say it is not such a i
f-'ijiyeiv proposition either. j
l
Col and Mrs. Wiggin are spend
toe winter in Nova Scotia. Canada,
and not in California as was their
intention when they left Rampart. |
Robert Claridge arrived from Ta
nana a few days ago on his wav to
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Circle Citv. Mr. Claridge took out i
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his naturalization papers before his
departure and is no longer a sub
j ct of Edward vi i.
H. J. Roden, who left for Glen
!
with mail for Mr. Wright a few days
a^o, returned to camp Wednesday.
He savs that Wright received word
by last mail that his wife had re
coveied. Mr. Wright is greatly re-,
lieved and can now put all his at
tention to taking out the rich pay
01 4 ab, his mind now being easy.
Jim Oldfield arrived Thursday
.with outside mail. Another mail
I
is due in a few days. C urier Scott
Mining Locations.
Filed at the office of A.J. Bailie',
Recorder, K.i notrt precinct.
12 a Silver How H F Sundstrom
16 a Silver How F Stevms
2 Oliver J B Lawrence
12 b GlenJ F Kurslnier
Mastodon bench Kentucky A II Monroe
3 b Arizona j F Karshner
10 b*Riiode Island J F Karshner
4 a Martin A J Johnston
3 a Martin F M McCa.skie
5 a Tripp! e Nels jo. inson
i a Thanksgiving T Antonsoin
4 a Silver How F A Conroy
Mastodon bench Kentucky F E Drake
u a Anaconda F Iv Drake
Buffalo bar Omega b ir F K Drake
6 a Omega F F Drake
Hiawatha bar Kentucky \V 1) Hatch
Windy Jim bench Glen J W Dodson
Petersburg bar Kentucky K B Fowers
Green View Omega K H Fowero
11 a Anaconda E B Fowers
LOCAI, '1'EM PER ATURE.
Maximum Jan. 2S 21
Minimum ‘ Jan. to -27
Mean temperature for the week. -I4
arrived on time yestereay with S'.
Michaels and Nome mail. Scott
returned this morning to Tatiana.
Oldfield left this morning for up
river with the out-bound mail.
Three mad dogs were killed dur
i g the past two days. John Tun
can, Herman Tufty an l Jim Old
field were the losers. An epidem
ic similar to that of last spring is
looked for. All who value their
dogs should keep them confined.
Capt. Young came down from
the coalmine with Carrier Oldfield
Thursday. He reports that the;
trail is very heavy on account of
the late snowstorm. I
A club is to be started soon, j
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Meals will be served to members
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and their guests only. It is said !
that the arrangements are nearly
completed. •
Rampart is on Old Sol’s visiting I
list again. j
Izzo’s Barber Shop.
Oiiiy first-class shop in Rampart.
A Clean Sli ivre. Bay Rum, Clean
Towels. SfiEF' For Hack Customer!
-Turkish Htitli Houtse
l’LRN'TY OF HOT & COLD WATER. <
Accommodation For Ladies.
Boston Store.
Specialty—Bread, Cakes Pies.
FRESH MEATS—GAME IN SEASON'.
ATTENDED TO
—Next Jo Cap Mayo's Saloon. —
L.M.Williams, mgr. al Mayo,prop.
OleiT Express Service!
Leaving Rampart for (Tien eveiv
other day. Express Rates—150. lb
Smallest package carried 50c.
Leave packages and orders at P. O.
BERNIER & MULLEN.
J. LlNDLEY GREEN,
Attorney at Law.
Office At Rcsidencf.
Rampart _Aka.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
Yukon Order Of Pioneers meets every
first vSamrday in each month.
The Masonic Association of Rampart
meets every 2nd. and 4th. Saturday.
J. C. meeting every Tuesday evening
at the old postofflee building.
I. O. O.P. Association meets every
Monday evening. ^
Glen subscribers can obtain the
Forum at Bob Howard’s cabin the
same da)’ it is published.