Ai»ent Wobber of ti e .\ C. os
«r>
coiled Bishop Rowe to Rampait
from Tana.ua arriving last Thurs
( c.\ eveiiire. Ovine* to the bad
trail and strcne head wind thev a n
•9
sumed jdiv.^ ') l tae V ri j > only nuik
iny 3 miles one of l h .* divs. Mo
ts the Indian, came up with them
bat seemed to prefer beiny pissen
yer, allow iny Wobber the iead.
The Bishop is a line aope win”
man, making tiimds of all w iuan
w lie meets and fin Is a nnmher oi old
.friends in Rampart. ITeyave him
s dt mto the eare of 1 mi ner Knano
; i
and makes his home at the Mission
to remain in Ruaipart until after
* X mas
T.J. Lew ton of the Revenue Cut
t t Bear came up with the warm
an 1 is on his way t > join the Xim
ivak at Dali river.
11. \\ . Seid<m ,of t he mi-sion near
h anana als > arrived i hursday leav
ing hnday lor bt. Yukon, where he
v-ili meet Ins wiie and child, who
are frozen in there ana will return
viln them over the ice.
J . I). Bailey anivel from the Tan
ana country last kriliy. Bailey
-a id his partner, (jus Williams, left
Tananaon the Tauana Chief, Sept.
14, and went to the mouth of Ma
ker Creek: from there they took a
large boat heacilv loade 1 with pro
visions to the mouth of the Took
1 1 k, winch, is ah nit mo miles from
d ;e m nith ot the Tauana. l!e:e
tney built a large cabin and intend
it as a base 01 supplies for fuUue
operations. Hailey leit Williams
til ere and started for Rampait Dec.
10, making it in 6 clays, hauling a
sled loaded with meat and skins,
W and will return as soon as he can
-yiiv some dogs. Bailey intends
t) thoroughly prospect the Took
luk to its source, which is about 75
guiles from the mouth, heading to
vvard the Kuskokwim and near the
base of Mt. McKinley. (j ns Will
iams is an old prospector, being in
flie country since 1884.
Bailey is certain that McKinley
is re elected, as the snow in drift
ing on the mountain named after
) him, formed the letters M&R this
y he interprets as McKinley and koose
; velt.
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Attorney at Law.
<>tti(t South of A. C . Store,
Rampart, Aka.
S. R. HEATER, Rampart.
Contractor and Mover.
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Freight delivered on Eureka at
cents a pound, bed rock!
seven
Assum'd Swi't’t Cakes
IN l'l YK FOUND TINS.
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Bat ns: Hot and Cold \\ a ter, C lea in
Towels. Near Postoffice.
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St. Andrew’s Mission
Mission Hll, Rampakt.
Sunday Services:
Sunday School, n a. rn .
Kveniug Prayer with Address, 7:45
A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL.