Items Around And About.
- Dan McLean has completed roof
ing his new cabin next the old Re*
ception site. •
Dan Maguire has rented the bath
house and barber shop formerly
occupied by Mike Izzo.
Barber Hall has rented Hopkins’
tin house next the Pioneer and has
opened a barber shop.
Agent Belt sent Bert Currier to
bring the body of Bob Irwin, who
froze to death on the trail, back to
Tanana for burial.
Jim Oldfield will leave for Daw
son with the last weekly mail about
April ioth. He will also take np
all the dogs used in the mail teams
with him. Jim expects to arrive
in Dawson with a string of 50 dogs.
YAgt <S: Jack arrived in camp
last night from Glen. They go
back tomorrow morning with the
last load of supplies. They have
over a ton of supplies on Glen
and will put in all summer pros
pecting the east benches.
\V. B. Ballou* lias jumped the
lot left vacant by the burning down
of the Reception a few months ago.
He has a cabin partially erected on
the lot. It is not vet known what
Tom Urquhart, the owner of the
property intends to do with it.
Any man desiring a wood
contract can apply to Agent God
lev at the N. C. Co.
Seargent and Mrs. Stublev at
Ft. Gibbon are the proud parents
of a bouncing young daughter.
The incident has caused quite a
stir art-uud the post. The Forum
ex tench: con gratu 1 ations.
MERCHANTS AND CARRIERS.
We sell evervtliiiu from Patent Medicine to Cord Wood!!
A FULL LINE OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Outfitting Our Specialty. Furs Bought and Sold.
We carry a complete line of- Rough and Dressed Lumber.
Mining Locations.
Filed at the office ot A.J. Kalliet,
Recorder, Rampart precinct.
2a Pioneer Win W Goff
4 b Cairo
5b Cairo J F Nellany
5b Pioneer
44a B’g Minook B F Smulstroin
4a Slate
3a Milwaukee Nieklas Nelson
Transfers.
10a Hoosier G A Kangford to J W \oung
and A J Baliiet
Mines and Miners.
Rentier has taken Shequin’s
place with Bill Slack on 9 1. tn. tor
! a few weeks.
Hensley and Jordan are working
on Dead wood, a tributary of Pioneer
Dick Parker has gone to work on
8 1. in. to r F r a n k Melba \v.
Nick Nelson is in town for a feA\
days and reports that he aud John
Thompson are taking out a pay
's dump on 6a Rhode Island.
Chas. Peterson of 9 1. m. is in |
town. Peterson says the pay is
just as good as ever and plenty in
sight.
Lane and Hoagland came in from
i Glen Thursday. They report hav- j
1 i
ing worked out their ground on 5 |
and that nearly all the lay men on j
I
the gulch were finished. All are j
now resting up preparatory to the!
wash-up.
S BARBER SHOP.
Only first-class shop in Fsnifrr.
A Clean Shave. Bay Rum, Cleau
Towels. For Ear// Customer!
—T'urkmh. Bath House -
PLENTY OF HOT & COLD WATER.
§0TAccommodation For- Ladies.
HH—n—n~~*—-ir-i—m—r — i—“nriTnmmiTTrr~rrrr mim* wmnnn
Open all nigMeals at all hours.
Specialty—Bread, Cakes, Pies.
FRESH MEATS—GAME IN SEASON.
CATERING ATTENDED ID
—Next To Cap Mayo's Saloon.—
L.M.WILLIAMS, MGR. AL IVlAYO,PRw P
Glen Express Service!
Eeaving Rampart For Glen
livery
TUESDAY AND SATVRDA Y.
Airiving -it Glen the same day.
ED. MULLEN. PROP.
To Frank JDoyea:
You are hereby notified that
i have expended$100.00 in labor and improxe
metitson placer mining claim No. 19 below dis
covery on Pioneer creek and $100.00 in labor
and improvements 011 Triangle bar claim <. 11
What Cheer Bar, both said claims being in the
Rampart mining district, in order to hold%ai'd
premises under section 2324 U. S. Rev. Statutes
being the amounts required for tIre year ending
Dec. 31, 1901, and if within ninety days after the
period of publication of this notice, to wit: with
in 180 days from the 22nd day of March, 1902.
you fail or. refuse to contribute your share of
said expenditure, as co-owner, your interest in
said claims will become the property of the sub
scriber under said section 2324..
S. I.Jordan.
Dated, Rampart, March 22nd, 1902.
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