Mines and Miners.
0:e,‘n lias struck pay on his lay
o'i 2 al> Glen. Pans as high as
$10 have been washed out.
C. Burns has whif - awed 3000
i >et of lumber 011 the Hootiinana.
lie will deliver it on Glen at 20c.
I.hvigne and Iverson are doing
the assessment woiv 011 4 above
■ Hunter creek.
Mr, Boothby says that the water
is preventing him doing much on
the creek which bears his name.
McLaren is almost compelled to
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cease operations on Doric, livery
hole sunk so far has filled with wa
ter. Pumps will have to be used to
keep the shafts free.
Loeie Myers has quit his lay on
i ab. Glen. Louie says he will not"
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work in a bathiug suit in winter.
The freighters are now watering
their teams in Louie’s drift.
Cap Johnson who has been work
ingon 8 ab. Hunter, says that he
has not quit the claim and state
ments to the conti ary is only the
vaporings of a mind once deseased
but now deceased
It is suggested that the stakes on
the various cieeks hear the name
of the or eek in addition to the usual
marking. /This tor the information
■o't anyone who might get lost or
confused.
H. J. Roden was in town a few
days ago, and reports that Wrigh ’s
steam hoist'handles the dirt so fast
t iat five men eau be kept bus}r in
the drift. ,He expects to work out
1 is piece in a short time. Wright
is coming over shortly to build an
other boiler.
Minin;; Locations.
Filed at the office of A J. Balliet,
Recorder, Rampart precinct.
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7 ah
10 c.h
0 ah
8 ah
Gunnison
Kva creek
Mekiniev
Silver How
H White
1ST Sh> r ib \\
Alice Hu tier
L Vailiere
W T McLaren
l'red Wagner
J St Coddaid
Transfers.
Und. l2 nos. iS 8c IQ Hunter Langford
ami Johnson to L M Davis
Jack Welsh came in from Hoos
ier for Chiistmas. Jack lias had
the misfortune to break his big
pump beyond re; air. He will use
a siphon from now on.
The Indians were around bright
and early Thursday morning with
a large blanket in which were toss
ed all v\ ho failed to contribute to
ward the potlatch set for. New
Veers eve.
J..L. Green lias filed a complaint
in intervention in the case of Rod
en vs Eorencen et al. It is said
that the injunction applied for by
Roden should airive in the next
mail provided that there is a judge
at Eagle.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Eangford died yesterday morn
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ing at 4:20. The cause of death
was inanition. The funeral will
take place today at 2 p. m. from
the family residence. Mr. and
Mrs. Langford have the sympathy
of the entire camp in their bereave
ment.
A magic lantern exhibition, illus
trating the life of Christ, will be
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given at St. Andrew’s Mission to
morrow evening. Admission free.
Mr. Knapp will hold services at
11 a. m. tomorrow, to which all are
invited. The Indians will have a
Christmas tree in the evening.
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Only first-olass shop in Rampart.
A Clean Shave, Bay Kuril, Clean
Towels. gf.WF" For Rat k Customer!
—Ttirkmli Hath Houne
PUvN'TY OF HOT & COLD WATER.
Accommodation For Ladies.
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rm
Boston Store.
M’LL I.'NH or
Gants’ Furnishing Gccd?,
Footwear, Olothinp. Dry Goods.
UKOCERIKS - HARDWARE
(i ene ra 1' Me it ha h d i se.
Open all nip ht~W!eais at all hours.
Specialty—BR>:An, Cakes, Pies.
FRESH MEATS—GAME IN SEASON.
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AV.tV To Cap Mayo's Saloon.—
Ai, Mayo,prop
(ilen Express Service!
Leaving Rampart for (Tien eveiy
other day. Express Rates— 150. lb
Smallest package carried 50c.
Leave packages and orders at P. t).
BERNIER & MULLEN. ,
J. L1NDLEY GREEN,
Attorney at Law.
Office At Residence.
Rampart Aka.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.1
Yukon Order Of Pioneers meets every
first Saturday in each month.
The Masonic Association of Rampart
meets every 2nd. and 4U1. Saturday.
J. C. meeting every Tuesday evening
at the old postoffice building.
I. O. O.F. Association meets every
Monday evening.
Barber Hall, who sold his cabin
to Skagway last week says he has
another lot in his eye.