** ASSAYER
ASSAYING OF ORES AND BULUON
Milling, Concentration, Amalgamation, and Cyanide
TESTS MADE
NO CRIME TO GIVE
SQUAWS WHISKEY
Dick Hudson was arrested -last Sun
day charged with giving liquor to an
Indian woman, Maria. The trial was
held before a jury Monday last. Hud
son defended himself; admitted giving
the liquor, and pleaded exemption und
er the “sunshine" provision of the con
stitution, which guarantees every citi
zen the right to his life, liberty and 'the
pursuit of happiness.
Commissioner J. Lindley Green then
instructed the jury to acquit Hudson,
it appearing from the evidence that the
squaw having been married to a white
man at one time, it made a white wo
man of her, and it was no crime to
give her liquor. The jury rendered a
verdict in accordance. 1
The Bashful Juneau Girl
Exchanges have been talking about
the girl who is so bashful that she' can
not see a sleeping car without blushing;
of a girl who faints at the sight of un
dressed lumber; the girl who locks her
self in her room when she wants to
change her mind; the girl who never
thinks of retiring without a copy of the
Christian Observer in her room; and
the girl who is so shy she will not wear
undressed kid gloves. All these pale
into insignificance beside the Juneau
girl who shies at the bare truth of naked
facts, and has eliminated from her vo
cabulary garden hose, bureau drawers
and dog pants, and always turns her
head when she sees the salad dressing,
lids same damsel refuses to remain in
a printing office when the forms are
made up.—Ex.
»
Charley Stadleman , has succeeded
Press Ireland as manager of the Pio
neer. The event was celebrated last
Monday in becoming style.
YOUNG STEVENS
WILL DO TIME
The trial of'Young Stevens, charged
with wife beating, was heard by a jury
Wednesday. G. W. Chilson appeared
as complaining witness and prosecutor,
and C. B. Allen for the defense. The
fact of the assault was proven, altho
the defense endeavored to show that
better half of the Stevens, family was
pretty handy with her fists.
The jury rendered a verdict of guilty.
Stevens was sentenced to pay a fine of
$10 and costs, or in lieu thereof to the
hospitalities of the local zoo, not to ex
ceed three months.
The subject for tomorrow evening at
St. Andrew’s chapel: * ‘Nature's pun
ishments. ’'
F. E. Drake is in from Slate creek.
He reports that the water is backward
in making its appearance on the creek.
Frank & Graham are intending pros
pecting in the Chandelar the coming
winter. They will work 4b Little
Minook until fall.
A. H. Monroe has been in town. the
past week suffering for sore hand. A
rose thorn was the cause of the poison
ing of the member.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Woods will leave
for Ruby creek tomorrow. Mrs. Woods
will attend to the cooking department
for the hydraulic company and George
will be company carpenter.
location [Jlanks
FRANK BROWN__
FREIGHTING
And PACKING
TEAMING & JOBBING
...Dry & Green Wood Sold..,
IMMEDIATE FREIGHT DE
LIVERIES TO ANY CREEK
Carries a Foil and Complete
assortment of the Finest - -
Brands of Imported and Do
mestic WINES
LIQUORS and CIGARS
•••<
RAMPART
TANANA
JOE ANICICH
Proprietor
i
Walter Sundborg
F reighting
Goods DELIVERED Anywhere
DRY WOOD FOR SALE
Leave orders at MINERS STORE
i
C. H. GIBBONS. M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
✓
Office Hours: I to 3 p. m. and when not otherwise engaged
Office and Residence, Second Avenue
James B. Wingate
NOTARY PUBLIC
Forum Office
Rampart
GEORGE A. SALISBURY
Attorney at Law
Rampart Alaska
9
Masonic Association of Rampart
Meets on the last Saturday evening of each ^
month. All Masons invited to attend.
J. H. Hudgin, M. D. Pres. J. B. Wingate, Sec. "