Mines and Miners.
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Hart Smith will go on a pros
pecting trip over the divide shortly.
Jim Langford returned from a
fly itig trip from (lien last Tuesday.
Shirt ev &• Williams started their
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thawer to work on 2 ah. (lien last
Saturday.
Joe Thowney put a hole down 7
ft. to bed-rock on i ab. Glen and
found 3 colors.
Lynn Smith returned to Glen last
Monday, after putting a number of
the camp timepieces in order.
Mr. Haggerty has built a cabin
on the bench west of 2 be. Rhode
Island creek. He will put in the
wintar prospecting the claim.
Howatd & Kroehle have the best
pay yet found on Glen. Their
pay is uniform and of unknown
width; prospecting the same on
both sides and up and down the
creek.
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O’Brien and Christianson, work
ing on 4 ab. Seattle creek, have
built a cabin and cut 50 cords of
wood, besides putting 3 holes to
bed-rock. Christiansen admits pay
but will not tell the richness.
A. H. Monroe and Ed. Powers
came in from Glen last Saturday,
They returned Monday with the
new boiler just completed for them
by Mr. Wright. Rhode Island and
a number of other creeks will be
cross-cut by them th s winter.
P'rauk Stevens had a harrowdng
trip over the divive last week. The
wind blew? so bard that Frank lost
his freight, which was so light and
heady, that he could not hold it on
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the sled.
Mining locations.
Filed at the office of-A.J. Balliet,
Recorder, Ka apart precinct.
— MINING LOCATIONS. -
Love claim. Hunter. 1). Si: c'air.
Stephans claim, R’d Isl’d M. District.
Chas. Stephans.
No. 4 Sk<>okurn gulch. Paul Leister.
No. 7 Alameda creek, F. E. Diver.
The Thank.^icing'-dVuner given
by thej. C’s. was a great success.
Covers were laid tor 21. Ben Ba
ker and Cap Mayo did the honors
at head and foot of the table. The
spread was served by Chef Iverson
and all say it was a gem. Geo.G.
Belt of Tanana, honorary vice-pres
ident was pre.sent After the din
ner Capt. Marion and Dr Hndgin
-were iniatiated, and Marion distan
ced. Doc bv drinking a bottle of
k '
beer in 8 seconds.
Capt. Young ami A1 Thompson
arrived from the Koyukuk last
Thursday Capt. Young reports
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the total ioss of his boat, City of
Paris, by tire. Cause unknown:
but either incendiary, or by some
pilferer hunting for supplies. All
| hands were ashore in winter quar
ters, and the boat deserted. Mr.
Thompson returns this morning,
i but Capt. Young will remain here
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a few weeks.
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Billy Walsh 9 1. m. was in town
1 on the sick list last week. Billy
I went out yesterday to join his part
; ners Peterson and Olsen.
j A small fire was discovered in J.
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j Dodson’s cabin yesterday morning.
• The damage was slight.
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j Cap Hoagland came in late last
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j night from 5 ab. Glen. Cap reports
the pannings on 5 at 31 ounces.
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Izzo's Barber Shop.
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Only first-class shop in Rampart.
A Clean Shave, Bay Rum, Clean
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Towels. For Each Customs !
■ T'tirUJsh ISatlr House- -
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; PLENTY OF HOT & COLD WATER.
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Accommodation For Ladies.
Boston Store.
KUU. UNK OV
Gents’ Furnishing Goods.
Footwear, Clothing. Dry Goods.
GROCERIES - HARDWARE
General Merchandise.
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| Miners Chop House.
i Open all night-Keals at all hours.
I Specialty—Bread, Cakes, Pies.
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! FRESH MEATS—GAME IN SEASON.
| —Next To Cap Mayo's Saloon.—
E. T. SAXE, MANAGER, AL MAYO.PROP
Deliveries of Freight
TO ANY CREEK.
Prices Satisfactory. Call and see
WALTER j. koley,—near postoffice.
J. LINDLEY GREEN,
Attorney at Law.
Office At Residence.
Rampart Aka.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
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.
J. O. O.F. Association meets every
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Monday evening.