Wine* A lid
Jerry Ford is working his claim
22 Little Minook jr. This is the
claim he bought off A. B. Austin.
Chisholm and Burk are getting
ready to sink on the npper half of
24 Little Minook jr.
M. J. Gill and J. H. Fisher left
for Glen Wednesday last. Gid will
work Thumm’s ground on Gold
Run this winter. John Jack is
is working for Gill and Wright on
Gold Run.
Bil'y Porter and Bob Martin
came in from 7a Rhode Island
Wednesday to get their outfits.
They will work four men on the
upper end of 6 and 7 this winter.
Frank Crawford, Dan Maguire,
Sam Fox, and Buckhorst.
Nick Nelson has developed an
80 foot pay streak. It will pan
from 3c to 20c.
Otto Kroelle i\ill quit on 8a. He
has run a drain and done consider
able drifting but it looks as if 8
were a blank.
Gold Kuo lot-Good.
Gold Run looks good. Bob
Howard on 1 has opeued np a pay
streak 2 1*2 feet thick that pans as
high as $4.00. It is only 7 feet to
bedrock.
Conrad and Laboski are working
on 2 but as yet have struck noth
ing.
Darden and Baders are working
their ground and are on pay, as is
alsoGill & Wright and E.D.Howe.
Coleman and Pike are also work
ing on Gold Run.
About one hundred miners are
employed on Eureka, Glen, Gold
and Rhode Island and require a
laundress. Any woman who is de
sirous of taking advantage of this
chance can address M. S. Gill, of
Gill & Wright, on Gold Run.
A dance will be given to night at
J. C. Hall by the 44 Ping Pong
Club.” Good music.
j NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Barney Kearney:
You are hereby notified
that T have expended $100 in labor and improve
ments on placer mining claim number 25 Above
discovery on H°°9icr creek, Rat- psrt min
ing district, District of Alaska, in oroer to hold
said premises under section 2324 U. S. Revised
Statutes, being the amount required for the
years 1901 and 190*. and if within ninety days
after the period of publication of this notice, to
wit: within 180 days from the 6th day of sept.
1902, you fail or refuse to contribute your* share
of said expenditure, as co-own 0 y .r m fcrrvst
in said claim will become the property of tiie
subscriber under said section 2324.
Jack Welsh.
Rampart, sept. 6, 190/,
To The Independence Mining Co. [1m“. id B.
Hannah, C. R. Briggs, E. D. Parks, and C. k.
Bowman.]
You are hereby notified that
I have expended $3,600 in labor and improve
ments 01.placer wining claim No*. 19, ?o, ;r, &
22 above discovery on Rig Mir' 0:1 creek ails id
claims being in the R-anpart mining district, in
order to hold said premises under section 2324
U. S. Rev. Statutes being the amount required
for the years 1898, 18,9, 1900, 1901, and 1902 inc.
! aud if within ninety days after the period of pub
llicatiou of this notice, to wit: within 180 days
| from the 26th day of July, 1902 you fail or refuse
1 to contribute your share of said expenditure,
j as co-owners, your interests in said claims will
I become the property of the subscriber under said
section 2324.
Clinton Du Mire.
‘ Dated, Rampart, July 26th, 1902.
Circle City, Alaska, Aug 15, 1902.
| To Charles McDonald; vou are hereby nc.ioed
that I have expended $400 in labor and im
provements uyon claims numbers 15 and a frac
tion oi 240 feet betweeu .»aid no. 15 and 16 above
; ctiiccTcry on liable ereex, in tiir bueli Creek
Mining District, Circle Recording District, Di<
trici of Ala-sk*. as will appear by ecrti icate filed
i July 20th, 1903 in tii£ office of the Recorder of
! Circle Recording District, District of Alaska in
j in order to hold said primi under the prov
isions of section 2324, Revi sed Statutes of the
United States, being amount required to hold the
same for the years ending December 31st, 1899
and December 31st, 1900, And if within 9odays
af er the notice of this publication, you fai! or
refuse to contribute your proportion of said ex
pendeture as a co-owner, such payment to be
made at the office of the Notthern Commercial
Company at Circle City, Alaska, your interest
in said elaims will become the property of the
subscriber under said section 2324.
Abe Spring attorney. Caspar Ellinger.
1st pub Sept 27 1902
MINING .LOCATIONS
2b lowHootlanana S Spourt
Bar claim ,.
i Mid fork Bull Run
C
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Beach
Peterson
L Fancher
J Donohoe
i Teton
6 Elephant %
I a Hootlanana
1 Quail
21 Russian
Bench opp Hootlanana ..
2 bench ib Hootlanana A McLennan
5b Dakota J Donohoe
Disc. Duck
1 bench 11 Hootlanana..
2b upp Hootlanana A L Copeland
Reltgiou* Service* Tomorrow.
Presbyterian Mission. Bible
school at 11 a. m. Preaching and
song service at 7:30 p. m. A cor
diat invitation is extended to all to
come and worship with us.
M. Egbert Kooac'a Missionary
“THE ELK”
IMPORTED
Wines Liquors & Cigar®
MIXED AND FANCYDRINKS.
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FP.A'ir. POTT# ' TEX MC1LKOY
Reception.
Wine®, Liquors, Cigar®,
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Try otjr 12 year oi.d pony.
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I Bourbon and Rje Whiskies *’
[ BOTTLED BEERS
Fine n ines, Good Cigars. «
F*ool Teible. J. Iceman.
Rampart Restaurant...
Reading Room Lodging House -
Our Motto: Fair treatment to all! ^
When in town give us a call ,
Bread Pies and Cake For Sale
Geo. klopproth Mrs. Lewellyn
Next??? '
SMITH'S BARBER SHOP
Strictly First-class Work
Shaving and Haircutting
The Northern... f
A First Class Restaurant
— Meals At All Holes —
M. F. FLEISHMAN * CO. PROPRIETORS
Julius Ramstorf
General Merchandise
OUTFITTING FURS BOUGHT
Bight year old whiskey—by the gallon
at the Reception. t