OK THIS CREEKS
Charley Einn is working on dis
covery Glen.
M. S. Gill received a telegram
from Bob Howard a few days ago.
Bob will be in on the first boat.
The Gold Run boys are figuring
on cutting a ditch across the bar to
Rhode Island creek.
L. M. Jones is out on a prospect
ing trip in the vicinity of Toolo
vana.
Anderson & Olson have a geod
>sized pay dump on their Thanks
giving ground. y
J. W. Moore has nearly be^
rocked three shaft on the upper end
of 6a Hoosier.
Sam Heeter will move the Epler
boiler from* Rhode Island creek to
Ba.ker in a few days. The boiler
will be shipped to Chenoa on the
Tanana Chief.
G. A. Ketterer has purchased the
interest of H. J. Roden in the Ste
vens & Tofty lay on ia Glen.
Ed Powers is running a ditch on
Omega creek that will bring water
for summer work on the bench on
na.
Green & Lawrence panned out a
$27 Nugget on 5 Gold Run recently.
They have rented Diver’s thawer
and will use it to thaw their dump
Hudson & Fancher are taking
out a dump on the lower end of ia
Glen. Hudson’s hoist is now do
ing good work.
M. S. Gill is getting ready to
commence summer work on Shirley
bar. He will use a 4*inch centrifu
gal pump and will force the dirt
into the boxes with a small nozzle.
Henry Wagner and his partners
are taking out good pay on 2a
Thanksgiving. They have a large
dump. John Duncan panned on
their drijt a few days ago and three
pans ranged from 75c to $2.70.
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STEAMBOAT CREWS COMING
Dawson News, March 4: General
Manager William Fairbanks of the
Northern Commercial Co., who re
turned this week from the outside,
expects the first steamboat men for
bis company to arrive here about
the middle of this month. The
majority who are coming over the
ice to Dawson probably will not
arrive before April 1. The men
who will join the fleets at White
horse will not haqe to travel be
yond that point, but there is a large
number of boats scattered along the
river at intermediate points this
' *’°ar which will call for the atten
tion v>f full crews in good season to
have the craft fully manned when
the crisis comes at the breaking of
the river. Among the steamers in
those remote places are the Light
and the Tyrrell, near Selkirk; a
White Pass steamer or two at Kirk
man; two Northern Commercial
steamers near Forty mile; the Light
ning near Washington creek, and
the Kerr near Circle. The North
ern Commercial also has steamers
in a safe place at Stewart, but they
will not be manned before the river
breaks. ^ *
Dad Forster is running the Glen
roadhouse.
Howe & McKenzie have finished
drifting on Gold Run for the season.
The libel filed against the steamer
North Star, the property of the
Pappe estate, has been compromised
at Chenoa. J. W. Dillon is attor-.
ney for the administrator, C. B.
Allen.
. JUDGE A. J. BALLIBT tTEDS
Cards were received in last mail
announcing the marriage of A. J.
Balliet and Miss Eva Folsom at
Seattle. The groom is wrell known
in Rampart. The Fomm extends
hearty congratulations.
S. E. HEETER’S
PACK TRAIN
The Pioneer Packer anij
Freighter of the Camp.
Dry or Green Wood delivered
Personae Supervision thus
Insuring Care & Despatch^
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Krastning & Carlson are hcistirg
good dirt on 3a Thanksgiving.