Mines And Miners
Bert Eppler, a well-knowu Daw
son mining man, sent down a lot
machinery on tbe Isom. Eppler is
coming later.
Myers & Hammond who had a
lay on 17a Hunter creek, will work
their own ground on the Hootla
nana this winter.
Geo. G. Belt assumed charge of
the N. A. T. station here on Oct. 1
Ben Baker will leave in a few days
to begin work on his lay on 3a
Glen. Tufty and Foley will work
with him.
Its reported that Fluga, Faucher
a ad Beach, have struck pay on
lower Hootlanana. A dump will
be taken out this winter. It is es
timated that fully one hundred men
are now building cabins in that
section. Whe.eirer a h >le his
been bedrocked pay has found.
Pans ruuning as hilias ; oo h.ivc
been washed out. ran upp^r discov
ery. $30,000 has been offered and
refused for this property.
Call on W. G. Strong next door to the
old A. E. building for all kinds of stove
or tin work. Stoves made to order.
A. J. Stoel has purchased the;
half lot off Louie lv_“r-;o > near the |
recorder’s office. He will erect a
good building there this fall. Chas.
Saddleman left for the Mike Hess
to get down a raft of log-? for that j
prirpose. |
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For fine watch repairing ?nd jewelry
work, call on Falkenberg. See to it.
A Grand Vaudeville Entertain
ment will be given at J. C. Hall on
Monday evening, Get. 14th, under
the management of Connors, Har- j
rison, and McKwan. Don’t forget'
the date. All are invited.
The Forum has just received a
quantity of large maps of the Ram
part Mining District. It is a most
j
accurate map in every respect. We
will sell these maps off as long as
they last at $2 each. Secure one!
NOTICE OF FOR Ft ITU HF.
To Barney Kearney:
I You are hereby notified
that I have expended $100 in labor and improve
ments on placer mining claim number 25 above
discovery on Hoosier creek, Rampart min
ing district, District of Alaska, in order to hold
; said premises under section 2324 U. S. Revised
Statutes, being the amount required for the
years 1901 anai90', and if within ninety days
after the period of publication of this notice, to
wit: within 180 days from the 6th day of sept,
1902, you fail or refuse to contribute your share
of said expenditure, as co-owner, vour interest
in said claim will become the property of the
subscriber under said section 2324.
Jack Welsh.
Rampart, sept. 6, 1902,
To The Independence Mining Co. [David B. I
Hannah,C. R. Briggs, K. D. Barks, and C. R. |
Bowman.]
You are hereby notified that
I have expended $3,600 in labor and improve
ments on placer mining claim Nos. 19, 20, 21, &
! 22 above discovery on Big Minouk creek all said
j claims being in the Rampart mining district, in
| order to hold said premises under section 2324
1 U. S. Rev. Statutes being the amount required
for the years 1898, 1809, 1900, 1901, and iyo2 inc.
and if within ninety days after the period of pub
lication of this notice, to wit: within jSo days j
i from the 26th day of July, 1902 you fail or refuse i
to contribute your share of said expenditure, !
1 as co-owners, your interests in said claims will
1 becouit the property of the subscriber under said
section 2324.
! Clinton DuMire.
1
| Dated, Rampart, July 26th, 1902.
Circle City, Alaska, Aug 15,1902.
To Charles Me»»onald: You are hereby notified
that I have expended $400 in labor and im
provements upon claims numbers 15 and a frac
tiruj of >40 feet between spid 110.15 and 16 above
discovery on Eagle creek/in tnc J.iu.h Creek
Mining District, Circle Recording District, T>i>- '
t^ict of Alaska, as will appear by certificate filed
July 20th, 1902 intjje office of the Recorder of
Circle Recording District, District of Alaska in
in order to hold said premises under the prov
isions of section 2324, Revised Statutes of the
United States, being amount required to h«ld the i
sa *e for the years ending December 31st, 1899
and December 3 tst, ’900. And if within 90days j
ai er the notice of this publication, you fail or j
refuse to contribute >our proportion of said ex
pendeture as a co-owner, such payment to be ;
made at the office of the Notthern Commercial ;
Company at Circle City, Alaska, your interest
in said elaims will become the property of the
subscriber under said section 2324.
Abe Spring attorney. Caspar Ellinger.
1st pub Sept 27 1902
MINING LOCATIONS
I
5a
4a
7a
6a
8a
Blue Canyon W H Moss
Glacier G H Haskins
J Bel sea
. v L A Jones
W P Beardsley
Hootlanana river J S Langford
Glacier claim Allen F N Henslev
Skagway ..
pa Glacier
Horseshoe
Grizzly
Shepard
13b upper
Steve ne bar
Last Chance
Break of day
G N Hensley
Joe Kamiuski
Hootlanana C D Johnson
C E Myers
F E Hammond
M T Robinson
.. Frank Stevens
i
.... M T Robinson
TRANSFERS
John Murry to Harry Burnett and Frank
Heaver dis Hootlanaua 4b B1 Canyon
2a Colorado 10b Cariboo 2a Pigeon 5b
L Butte 3a Helena E JDHowe to G N
Henaley dis Deadwood WB Armstrong
to Joe Kaminski* lower 100 ff 11 Rhode !
Joe Kaminski to F A Moore 5a Rhode.1
IMPORTED
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’Wines Liquors & Cigars
MIXED AND FANCYDRINKS.
FRANK POTTS
TEX MC ILROY
Reception
'Wines, Liquors, Cigars.
I v e 11 c) <>' £>*
RYF
O. P. S.
A A
Try our 12 year old pony.
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The Eagle
and Kye
BOTTLED BEERS
Fine wines, Good Cigars.
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F*ool 'Table. J. Iseman.
Carpenter & Contractor...
All Kinds Of Jobbing
Promptly Attended To
Shop in rear of Nestor Bldg.
SAW FILING ATTENDED TO.
Estimates Furnished. A. Chisholm.
The Northern...
A First Class Restaurant
— Meals At All Hours —
M. P. FLEISHMAN & CO. PROPRIETORS
Julius Bamstorf
General Merchandise
OUTFITTING FURS BOUGHT