Tanana News Hems.
Mail-carrier Scott arrived irom
Tanana last Monday, and reports
that he met the construction detach
ment returning to Tanana with the
news that the telegraph line was
completed to Rampart. The line
is not yet in working order. Scott
aiso brought the following news
items.
The troops were paid ofi last Sat
urday by the N. C. Co.
Agent Corbusier left for Nome
last Sunday.
What might have been a serious
fire occurred in the N. A. T. store
a week ago last Monday. The
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creasole caught fire around the pipe
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and the flames had gained great,
headway before it was discovered.!
The Saturday night previous the j
bays had a bath and had neglected |
to empty ;>ut the water; it was due
to this fact that the building was;
saved. When ’ Finney saw the
Fames he immediately rushed up-;
stairs and used the bath water with
such good effect that the fire was ;
speedily extinguished.
J. Olefield left for up-river with
out-going mail last. Wednesday, j
Carrier Scott will await his return j
before proceeding to Tanana. I
Mr. and Mrs. J. Langford were I
presented with a bouncing boy j
last Tuesday morning Both .mother j
and son are progressing nicely urn j
der the care of Dr. Hudgin and \
Mrs. Emmett. Mr. Langford was
around blight and early announc
ing the arrival of the stork with his
Christmas present. The forum j
extends hearty congratulations.
Mining Locations.
Filed at the office of A J. Bulliet, 1
Recorder, Rampart precinct.
Frisco Bench, Slate creek J. B. Wingate
Du Mire Bench ” " Clinton DuMire
0 ab. Yellow Mystery S. T. Houklce
13 ab. Silver Bow ” ’*
Houklee Bar. McCaskie Bar ”
2 Joe Bush Joe Kaminski
Lone Star Doric F. Stevens
7 be. McKinley creek Joseph Lewis
13 be. Glen ” ”
Transfers.
100 ft. 5 ab. (ilen Gill&Roden—V.Myers
Mines and Miners.
Shirley and Williams have struck
good pay on their lay on 2 a. Glen.
Chas. Tacklesome and his part
ner are working on 1 ab. Glen.
A1 Allen has sunk two holes to
bed-rock, but found no pay. He
is now sinking another.
H. J. Roden was in town the
early part of the week. He reports
that his big thawer on 4 ab. Glen
will soon be at work.
Jim Dodson has left the Pioneer,
Doc Carden is now mixologist.
Tom Laporte broke the bank at1
the Pioneer, a few nights ago. The
bank is still closed.
1
H. J. Roden is wearing a highly
colored optic, the result of a collis
ion with the handle bar of a sled, j
Frank Williams, of A1 Mayo’s j
place will mush out in March and j
come in on the first boat with a big |
stock of liquors. Jim Halliday has j
taken a position with Frank.
Jack Nelson and Dad Karshner j
have circulated a petition on Glen j
for a saloon license. They have;
secured the required number of;
signatures and will open up on the
gulch shortly.
The Miners Chop House is do- j
ing the business of the town. It is j
now the proper thing, when one |
wants a good dinner, to call on Ed j
Saxe. There is considerable dis-1
cussion as to how lid can serve the i
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meal he does for $i.
Izzo's Barber Shop.
Only first-class shop in Rampart.
A Clean Shave, Bay Rum, Clean
Towels. JfJSPVw Each Customer!
--T'urkisli Batli House
PLENTY OF HOT & COLD WATER.
0KT Accommodation For Ladies.
Boston Store.
FULL UXK OF
Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Footwear, Clothing. Dry Goods.
GROCERIES.- HARDWARE
General Merelianclise.
■w J —awaw—!■ Bill ' I «
Millers Chop House.
Open all night-Meals at all hours.
Specialty—Bread, Cakes, Pies.
FRESH MEATS—GAME IN SEASON.
ATTENDED TO
—Next To Cap Mayo's Saloon.—
E. T. Saxe, manager, al Mayo,prop
Deliveries of Freight
gXTTO ANY CREEK.
Prices Satisfactory. Call and see
waltkr J. folky,—near postoffice.
A
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.
1. O. O.F. Association meets every
Monday evening.