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Yantes lias succ e ed Bil y Nelson
in charge of the Glen Saloon until
Jack gets back from Tatiana.
Late advices from Eagle state a
special term of court will surely be
held at It am past next summer. .
Mrs. P. M. Mullen left Tuesday
morning fora visit with Mrs. Lang
lord on Hunter creek.
Indian Albert has finished serv
ing his *eutenee for larceny, and
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was set at liberty Thursday,
Word is expected from the Chena
river station of Belt & Hendricks,
l>v Manager Belt at Tanai a, some
time this month.
Sgts. Petrovik and HarreU arriv
e ! from Ft. Gibhon last Tuesday,
'i'll i object of their trip is to pay
< ff the Signal corps men stationed
at the Rapids and at Rampart,
Marshal Dribelbis left for Tana
ra last Tuesday morning to place an
attachment on the Tanana House
The N. A. T & T. Co. having su
ed J Roberts, the proprietor of the
place, for $.309.55 merchandise sold
and delivered.
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Bob Martin left yesterday for the
gnlch. He will open “The Club’’I
with a full line of cigars, tobaccos, j
and soft drinks, and a full line of'
reading matter. No intoxicating!
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will be sold on the premises. i
H. J. Roden is commencing to |
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lay the bottom logs for his “hotel!
without a bar’’’ The foundation I
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is all completed and Roden expects |
to have it ready for occupancy in
six weeks. It is reported that Mrs
Butler will be the lessee. !
Milling locations.
Filed at the office of’A.J. Balliet,
Recorder, Rampart precinct.
Transfers.
Uud i-2 13a Rhode Islann O Lorenccn
to C H Nelson
13lid 1-2 23a Hoosier J W Dodson to L
M Williams
12a Anacondh A II Monro j
37a Hohsier A f Balliet
Keep Cool lode claim Glen F Stevens
Bonanza bar Omega A II Monso,
LOG A L TK M P K R AT U RK.
Maximum Feb 14 15
Minimum Feb. «S -21
Mean temperature lor the week. -S
Mines and Miners.
Belsea and Jones left for Glen
last Monday.
Smith. Conradt, and Labuski
have finished working out their lay
on 4 al). Glen.
Pike and Coleman are still drift
ing on 3 Gold Run, but have not
struck pay yet.
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Jim Dodson returned to 23 Hoo
sier Wednesday. He has began
sinking.
C. H. Knapp picked up $25 in
nuggets on the dump on 20 Holder
a few days ago.
Bob Martin and Frank Diver
came in from Hot Springs in one
day arriving in camp Monday last.
Martin reports one hole down 33 ft.
on Cairo creek with no indications
of water. Diver left Glen with an
attack of rheumatism, a few days
bathing at Hot Springs completety
routed the rheumatics and Frank
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is looking forward to the time:
when the Springs will be a great
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health resort, which Cairo is not at
present. !
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the news, straight, plain and im
partial. • j
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--Turkmli Hcitli Houf>e
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Accommodation For Ladies.
Boston Store.
Vl'U. I.INK OF
Specialty—Brkad, Cakes, Pjes.
FRESH MEATS—GAME IN SEASON.
CATERING ATTENDED TO
—Next To Cap Mayo's Saloon.—
L.M.WILLIAMS, MGR. AL (VIAYO, PROP
Olen Express Service!
Leaving Rampart For Glen
Ev -TV
TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Airiving at Glen the same day.
R!>. MULLEN. PROP.
IN THE PR< BATH COURT,
CINCT. THIRD DIViSlO
'ALASKA. ’n the matter
Peter B. Peterson, deceased
RAMPART PKK
N, DISTRICT uF
t f the Estate of
NOTICE.
Notice to the Creditors of the Estate of Peter
B. Peterson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all persons having
claims against the Estate of Peter B. Peter
son, deceased, are hereby required to preset t
i hem with proper vouchers to James B. Wingate
administrator of said Estate, at the office of the
Alaska Forum, in the town ot K a m p a r t.
Kampart Precinct. Third Division, District of
Alaska, within six [6] months from the- date of
this notice, to wit: within six (6) months from
the 15th day of February, 1902.
Publi >hed by order of the Probate Court, made
and entered February, 12th, A. D. 1902.
Date of notice, February 15th, 1902.
Andrew J. Balliet,
| SEAL I Commissioner and ex-officio
Probate judge.
Janies B. Wingate, Administrator
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Forum at Bob Howard’s cabin the
same da}7 it is published.