Items Around Town.
C.H. Burns, lately arrived from
Dawson, shouldered his pack last |
Tuesday and started over the divide. |
Tetters received from J. W.Young
by last mail, state that he will not
come in this fall with a stock ot
goods, but will winter in Dawson.
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Lieut. Mitchell and 12 Signal j
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Corps men passed thro’ on the Alice j
yesterday. The men are destined j
for Ft. Gibbon, while the lieute: * j
ant is bound for the States.
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V. L. Bevington, a well known
Eagle attorney was a passenger on j
the Alice. Mr. Bevington is bound
for ’Frisco. He states that word
had been received in Eagle, that
Marshal Perry left Seattle Sept. 15
bound in.
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Herman Tufty, whose raft stuck
on Triangle bar, 5 miles below the
mouth of Schieffelin creek, had the
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Monarch pulling for two hours to
release it. She broke a 5 inch haw
ser in the attempt which was not a
success. Tufty speaks most high
ly of Capt. Green of the Monarch
who refused to accept a cent for
his Services.
k Weekly Mail Service.
Word has just been received by
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the postmaster, that a con ract has
been let by the department, for two
round trips per month between
Skagwav and St. Michael. . This is
known as route 78115, and is ad
ditional service to that performed
over the same ground as route 78
105&6. This assures a weekly ar
rival of mails beginning Dec. 1 and
ending Mar. 31, ‘02.
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Personal Mention.
Wagner and McLaren have taken
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a lay on Thumtn’s Doric creek pro
perty.
Register Mullen and Mr. Stanley
took a trip out to the creeks last
Friday.
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Capt. Grounds, the well known
river man, passed through on the
Sarah. He expects to return and
winter here.
C. R. Corbusier, N. C. agcut at
Tanana, eatne up on tne Sarah on
a visit. He returned in a small
boat Saturday. Mr. Corbusier says
that Tanana is a lively place. A
great many prospectors have out
fitted there for the Tanana.
Messrs. Thumm and Thisby left
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for the outside on the Monarch last
Monday. Mr. Thumm is compelled
to go to secure medical aid; Thisby
to attend to some property in Cal
ifornia. . Both will return next
spring. Thumm expects to come
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iu over the ice 'in. April.
Barney Sullivan pleaded guilty to
a charge of larceny of two pair of
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trousers from the N. C>-, store, last
Friday. He was fined $25 aiid
costs by J udge Balliet.
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The str. Tanana-Chief left Tan
ana 01# her second trip to Bates
rapids, last week. Quite a crowd
of prospectors with their outfits
took passage on her. It is the in
tention of her owners to make one
more this trip season.
00F* Full line candies, nuts
ass >rted crackers and fancy wafers.
OUTFITS—oiir specialty. N.C.Co.
LEGAL notice.
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NOTICE OF MARSHAL’S SALE.
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United States ot America, >
Third Division > ss:
District of Alaska, )
Public notice is hereby given, that by virtui
of a writ of Fieri Facias[or execution], dated
August 8, 1901, issued out of .the Distrtct Court,
of the United States for the Third Division»
i District of Alaska, 011 a judgment rendered in
1 said Court, on the-seventh day of November,
| A. D. 1900, in favor of Alaska Commercial Com
pany and against Thomas I>. Drew, I have, on
this fourteenth day of August, A . D. 1901, levied
upon the following described real estate, situat
, ed iu the District of Alaska, Third Division, to
. wit: All that certain property in the Territory
; of Alaska, known and designated as the Pionee?
Coal Mine, aud more particularly described a*
follows: First, Coal Mining Location covering
one hundred and sixty acres, recorded by
Thomas D. Drew July 12, 1897; and Second, Coal
! Mining Location recorded by j. P. Bauscaren
! January yrd , i8y8, and transferred to Thomas
1 D Drew in the month of July, 1898; the latter
premises adjoining the first described and both
being located upon the Yukon River, about ihir
[ ty miles up said river from Rampart City, oppos
l ite Mike Hess Creek, record of all which is in
the office of the Recorder at Rampart Cijy,
and that 1 will, accordingly, offer said real es
tate for sale, at public vendue to the highest and
best bidder, for cash, on the thirtieth day of
September, A. D. 1901, at ten o’clock A. M.r on
the front steps of the court-house at Eagle City
Alaska.
Dated, Eagle City, Alaska, August 12,1901.
Geo.G. Perry l . S. Marshal
| Third Division, District of Alaska.
By E. E. Reynoldsou. Deputy.
George K. French,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Notice To Creditors.
| NC TICK IS HEREBY GIVEN by the nnder
! signed, Administrator of the estate of Orin D.
' Merryman, deceased, to the creditors of, apd
persons having claims against said estate
to present them, with proper vouchers, within
six (6] months after the date of the first public*- ,j
tion of this notice, to said administrator, at his
| residence at the Heath Hotel, in the town of
Eagle, District of Alaska.
John C. Cavender,
V. L. Bevington, administrator of the estate
Attorney for of Orin D. Merry man,
administrator. deceased.
Date of first publication. * August 29, 1901.
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Belt and Hendricks, who are
placing posts on the Tanana, had
not received their stocks when the
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Chief left for the Tanana; but it is
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reported that they have chartered
the T. C. Power to bring a cargo as
fair as Weare. It is calculated to
send these supplies up the Tanana
on the next trip of the- Chief.
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