Mines and Miners.
Vogt & Jack have gone over to
prospect their benches on Glen.
Louie Myers has quit work on 8
1. ru., his place being taken bvjack
Spencer. Louie is gettina ready to
go prospecting on the Hoosana.
W. R. Wright has purchased the
big boiler from Jack Welch on 14
Iloosier, also the one used by Vogt
and Hopkins on Florida. These
1) ilers will be used to pump water
onto Glen for the wash-up.
R. H. Wright has bought the
big boiler used on 14 Hoosier from
Jack Welsh, also the one used by
Vogt and Hopkins jn Florida. Mr.
Wright will erect a pumping plant
to supply Glen with water.
A.W. Williams has finished his
lay on 4 ab Glen, and made a rec
ord hard to beat. On Christmas
day he pnt in his first fire and on
March 1st had worked out over
100 feet of ground with a 40 feet
pay streak.
Dan McLean, 25 1. m. jr., shows
a fine collection of nuggets taken
off the claim. He has discovered
a i e t rely new pay treak on the
south bench. The bed-rock on the
bench is over 6 feet higher than
that of the ereek.
Charley Olsen, who is working
with Walsh & Peterson on 9 1. m.,
s^ys that 9 will turn out more gold
this season than ever before. The
b >vs are still at work on a 75-feet
face and have enough ground to
keep them busy for the rest of the
year.
Geo. Klapproth andMrs. Rutter
li ive dissolved partn ?rship. George
MERCHANTS AND CARRIERS.
We sell everything from Patent Medicine to Cord Wood!!
tW~ \ FULL LINK OF GENER \L MERCHANDISE. Jpf
Outfitting Our Specialty. Furs Bought and Sold.
We carry a complete line of Hough and Dressed Lumber.
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Mining Locations.
Filed at the office of A.J. Bailiet;
Recorder, Rampart precinct.
Golden Fleece Hoosier F T Trenip
5a Arizono J Kaminski
2 Milwaukee Paul Lester
6a Joe Busli J H Hndgin
Transfers.
1 5 4a Glen, 2 4b Glen, 4a Omega, 3b Eu
reka, it. 16 17b Pioneer, t 2 3 Alameda,
2 3 Gold Run, 678 Kentucky H J Roden
to M S Gill and R H Wright
Lowin'half of lot 4 blk 4 townsite Al
Mayo to H J Rodeu
continues the business at the old
stand.
Boer Sharpshooter nt Spytfonteln.
One of the Seaforth Highlanders told
us that while he lay wounded he saw
a Boer, faultlessly dressed with pol
ished top boots and a silk-faced shirt,
walking about among the ant hills with
1 cigar in his month, picking off the
troops. He was quite alone, and it was
very apparent from his frequent use
of field glasses that oibcers were his ob
jective. My in formant, whose smashed
ami prevented him using his ride, says
this sharpshooter never missed.—South
African News.
Smoke Shells SnjarKsted.
The great loss of life incurred by the
English troops is mainly attributable
to the charges they have had to make
across open spaces in order to dislodge
the enemy from the sheltering kopje.
In order to minimize the death roll it
has been suggested that just before a
charge takes place smoke shells should
be fired, which would temporarily hide
the English soldiers.—Chicago Chron
icle.
In Iceland horses are shod with
sheep’s horn.
In the Soudan horses are shod with
socks made of camel’s skin.
The circuit court at Joliet, 111., has
dec'a red unconstit utional the law re
quiring that liorseshoers should be li
censed.
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Iso's Earlier Shop,
Only first-class shop in Rampart.
A Clean Shave. Bay Rum, Clean
Towels. For Each Customer!
—TurUmln Hotli House— *
PLENTY OF HOT & COLD WATER.
A i commodatio/i For Ladies.
Miners Chop House.
Open all night-ideals at all hours.
Specialty—Bread, Cakes, Pies.
FRESH MEATS—GAME IN SEASON.
—Next To Cap Mayo's Saloon.—•
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L.M.WILLIAMS, MGR. AL MAY0,PR0P
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Glen Express Service!
Leaving Rampart For Glen *
Every
TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Airiving at Glen the .same day.
ED. MULLEN. PROP.
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IN THK PRt BATE COURT, RAMPART PRE
CINCT, THIKD DIVISION, DISTRICT OF
ALASKA. Tn the matter of the Estate of
Peter B, Peterson, deceased NOTICE.
Notice to the Creditors of the Bistate of Peter
B. Peterson, deceased.
NOTICF is hereby given that all persons having
claims against the Estate of Peter B. Peter
son, deceased, are hereby required to present
them with proper vouchers to James B. Wingate
administrator of said Estate, at the office of the
Alaska Forum, in the town ot Rampart,
Rampart Precinct, Third Division, District of
Alaska, within six [6] months from the date of
this notice, to wit: within six (6) months fiom
the 15th day of February, 1902.
Published by order of the Probate Court, made
and entered February, 12th, A. D. 1902.
Date of notice, February 15th, 1902.
Andrew J. Bailie t,
| SEAL | Commissioner and ex-officio
Probate judge.
James B. Wingate, Administrator
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