Mines and Miners.
Tom Evans, 2a 1. m. lias got a
big; dump out.
Vogt & Jack have started pros
pecting- the east benches 011 Glen.
According to report pay has been
found on Gold Run, a tiibutaiy of
Rhode Island.
Lane and Olsen will move their
thawer from 5a Glen to Joe Bush
creek. They will cross-cut it.
The dump on 8 1. m. has now
reached the 25,000 bucket mark.
The claim will be worked all this
summer.
Cal Richardson has commenced
work on two wing-dams on 5b 1. m.
He expects to do considerable work
on the claim this summer.
Monroe & Powers, who were in
camp for a tew days, returned over I
the divide Thursday. They will
complete cross cutting Omega.
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Welsh, Peterson & Olsen have I
linished their lay on 9 1. m. There j
is quite a body of low grade pay!
left theie that does not pay to work. ;
Frank McGraw took a run out j
to Glen last week and got a piece of;
steam hose from Frank Diver for >
use on 8 1. m. !
Hensley &: Jordan on Dead wood, j
have two holes under way. They j
are down 18 ft. in one and have
had no trouble with water so far. !
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Jim Dodson and Gus Williams
are prospecting discover}7. Hunter
creek. It is reported that a local!
companv has been formed and the !
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claims Irtm discovery to 8 ab. se
cured for hydraulic mining.
Gus Conradt came in from 8 l.m.
Mining Locations.
Piled at the office of A.J. Balliet,
Recorder, Rampart precinct.
3b Hunter Anson M Hall
2n Hunter J L Kay
4b Hunter Benj R Rusk
Moose bench-L Lavignc
13 & 14a Hunter Fred Luenberger
4a Pioneer A H Monroe
3 Boston A II Monroe
last Tuesday and reports an old
drift tapped and their workings un
der water. Pumps were put on
and it was expected that work be
resumed today.
Considerable has been done on
the lower end of Pioneer the past
two months. It is said that pros
pects have been found and work
will be carried on well into the
summer.
Armstrong bar, the divide be
ween Eureka and Boston, was the
objective point of Glen stanipeders
last week. Good prospects fouud
on Boston was the cause of the stak
ing bee.
Mr. and Mrs. Shequin had a sad
bereavement in the death of their
infant daughter last Saturday eve.
The babe died within a few minutes
after birth. Mrs. Shequin is doing
well under the care of Dr. Hudgin
Carrier Scott leaves Tanana this
morning with lower river mail. D.
Snepp took the mail down river as
special carrier this morning.
MAGUIRE'S bmbeb shop.
Only first-siass shop in Rampart.
A Clean Shave, Bay Rum, Clean
Towels. fj/F*For Eaeh Customer!
- Turkinh Hntii House -
PLENTY OE HOT & COLD WATER.
'Ai commodation l:or Ladies.
he-jwwp—memsm a—
Miners Chop House.
Open ai! ni£ht~WSeals at ail hours.
—Next To Cap Mayo's Saloon.—
L.M.WILLIAMS, MGR. AL MAYO,PROP
AI. Mayo’s Saio)on.
Scotch, Irmh & Bourbon
|TW HISKI ES.^rl v
L.M.WILLIAMS,MGR Al. Mayo. Prop.
■IT—m mii—*TiiiTwiiiinrnnr~rwn mi m i«i >w 1*1 ■ —wwaaw 'inrunmii rf
| Glen Express Service!
Leaving Rampart For Glen
Every
TUKS D AY A N D S A T lT R DA Y.
Ai riving at Glen the same day.
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El). MULLEN. PROP.
i To Frank lioyea:
j You are hereby notified that
! I have expended$100.co in labor and improve
ments on placer mining claim No. 19 below dis
covery on Pioneer creek and $100.00 in labor
and improvements 011 Triangle bar claim on
What Cheer Bar, both said claims being in the
i Rampart mining district, in order to hold said
j premises under section 2324 U. S. Rev. Statutes
being the amounts required for the year ending
J Dec. 31, 1901, and if within ninety days after the
I period of publication ot this notice, to wit: with
| in j8o days from The 22nd day of March, 1902,
| you fail or refuse to contribute your share of
] said expenditure, as co-owner, your interest iu
I said claims will become the property of the sub
I scriber nnder said section 2324.
; S. 1. Jordan.
j Dated, Rampart, March 22nd, 1902.
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