Lieut. Mo Joy: Yes, it is quiet at
Ft. (iil>l>on, still with Captain
Wright in command we have two
captains, tour lieutenants and 2o«
enlisted-men. Three officers' wive
are there so it makes quite a coterie
d he men have moved into the lie
1) macks which are built on pile
feet in the ground and packed n
gravel, I think it wiL be impossible
for them to settle, The old qu lit
ers are to be removed. Yes, I be
lieve by the end of another season
Mngineer Lieut. Dickmann will
have the much talked of swamp
turned in to a fair parade. As
quartermaster of the post, I have
cause 1 a very neat grave yard to be
cleared an 1 platted it contaiusthc
bodies of two Cuban rets who died
1 ist winter and that of the cook,
woo shot himself last month. Ac
< or iing to the stories of the men
the act was premeditated. W e had
t > use several pounds of powder in
blasting out the grave for him. To
show how iittie effect t e son lias
i i the summer, when we went to till
t 'e ice lions ?, all not actually use !
by us was st 1! i ita:t. o 1/ a fbur: h
being gone. T ie boys hunt smol
g ime, fis.i through the ice and with
several talente.l musicians ve man
age veiv nicely.
Agent Winde: It is verv quiet
at Tanana.as we cannot be cal ed a
mining community, our s’ronghold
is our central location and when
there is any traveling'in a most any
du ee‘io.1 we are ben .-tiled thereby.
1 always enjoy a visit at Rampart
and the Thanksgiving ball and cake
walk was a great success.
Capts J. M. Cantwell and J. G.
Moore, of the S'rs. Xuaivak and
Alice, will spmd their Christmas
ai Rampart.
Lieut. McCoy and Agent Winde
ot the N.A.T.& T.Co. came up
from Tauaua last week on a few
davs visit.
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Marshal Gmehle says that the
camp of the Alice, on ball River,
is one of the finest.
Frank Stevem on 57 b.m, reports
25c. to the pail as fast as he can
digit.
The A.C.Str.Louise is wintering
at Stewart River.
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