Mines and Miners. ‘
A. \V. Williams left for Glen
ve.-tcrdav morning. He will go to
work for Frank Stevens on 4 ab.
Frank Stevens was in camp the
early part of the week. Frank - ny ^
that the bed-rock is very wavy on
4 al). and tcatdhe ground is very
spotted.
Mr. Langford reports that Carl
son on 6 1. m. is still taking out
• rich pay. The streak is going un
der the hill and is an entirely new
lead.
W.J. Davis sold out his interest
in the'O’Brien claims yesterday to
Jitu Oldfield. It is said the price
reaches into four figures; also that
the claim on Seattle is going to be
a good producer.
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Jim Edwards left for the Kovtt
kuk last week. It is reported that
he is making the trip in the inter
ests of N. A. T. Allen and Jack
N elson.
Hattie Lavere, or “Skagvvay
Kate” as she is best known, was a
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passenger from Tatiana with Scott
last trip. It is reported that the
object of Kate’s visit is to perfect
arrangements to build a saloon and
dance hall on the lot next to the
barracks; also that Stoddard, now
in the saloon business at Tatiana,
w iil operale the business for her,
the law not allowing a woman to
conduct a saloon
The phenomenal weather of the
past week is most surprising. It
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has kept near the zero mark and
has not varied over ten degrees on
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either side.
Jo’.i,miie Morgan and lorn Mc
Oraw left for Tatiana last Tuesday
morning. They got as far as Dear
creek and turned back.
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Carrier Scott left Wednesday last
with up-river mail. Oldfield will
leave this morning for Tatiana to
bring up the first mail of the week
ly service.
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Word was received from Miss
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Parke last mail by friends here.
She mentions the kind services at
the h.Mids of Carrier Scott, and the
courtesies extended by Messrs. Del
sea, Baker, Selden, and Beard, who
were met en route.
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'The local telegraph office reports
that the line is open to Bear creek.
A message was received from Sarg.
Trowbridge from Hear, stating that
the break had been found. No
word has yet come over the line
from Tanaya.
It is announced that a respectable
sober, and enjoyable dance was
held at Pilot Dick’s house Friday
night last. It was wrell "attended
by the -whites. - Jim Dodson and
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Clint Mayo furnished the music.
Dr. and Mrs. Hewitt arrived last
evening from Ft. Gibbon via Baker
creek. The infant child of Mr. Ri
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ley at Deakytne is reported to be
: recovered. -Dr. Hewitt is post
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surgeon at Ft. Gibbon.
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!. The scrap that has been talked
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of between Barber and Parker is
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j now assured; the purse has been
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put up and' word was sent down
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i by Carrier Oldfield this morning
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telling Barber to come up. The
referee has been decided upon but
! his name has not been made public.
Izzo's Barber Shop.
Only first-class shop in Rampart.
A Clean Shave. Bay Rum, Clean
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Towels. gfSTFor Eaek Customer!
T'cirki«li Hatln House -
PLENTY OF. HOT & COLI> WATER.
rt0^ A ccomnuHiation Cor Ladies.
Boston Store.
• Footwear, Clothinf. Dry Goods.
(«RO(’ERIKS - HARDWARE
(«eueral Merchandise.
Miners Chop House.
Open all nipht-Keals at all hours.
Specialty—Bread, Cakes, Pies.
FRESH MEATS—GAME IN SEASON.
CATERING ATTENDED TO
—Next To Cap Mayo's Saloon.—
Al Mayo,prop
Deliveries of Freight
iP^TO ANY CREEK.
Prices Satisfactory. Call and see
WALTER J. foley,—near postoffice.
IU.I— ir n -v-AA* •«
Olen Express Service!
Leaving Rampart for Glen eveiv
other da3’. Express Rates—15c. lb
Smallest package carried 50c.
Leave packages and orders at P. O.
BERNIER & MULLEN.
j7XINDLEY GREEN,
Attorney at Law.
Office At Residence.
Rampart •Aka.
SOCIETY MEETINGS._
"*\rukon Order Of Pioneers meets every
first Saturday in each month.
The Masonic Association of Rampart
meets every 2nd. and 4th. Saturday.
J. C. meeting every Tuesday evening
at the old postofflce building.
j I. O. O.F. Association meets every
Monday evening.