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pUMPART EXHIBIT
AT LEWIS & CLARK
At a meeting1 called last Wednesday
•vening by Commissioner J. Lindley
Green, at the rooms of Mr. Keterer,
the following were Invited to attend:
j. L. Green, G. A. Ketterer, S. E.
fleeter, John Stanley, W. W. Crocket,
J. W. Duncan, Rev. M. E. Koonce, C.
A. Davidson, G. W. Ledger, A. H.
Mayo, G. W. Chilson and Chas. Mayo.
The following officers were elected:
John W. Duncan, permanent chair
man; Geo. W. Chilson, secretary.
The following committees were then
appointed: To draft a map of Rampart
precinct; J. L. Green, Geo. W. Ledger,
Sfev. M. E. Koonce.
Advertising: A. H. Mayo, Geo. W.
Finance: S. E. Heeter, C. A. David
•en.
Indian curios: Geo. W. Chilson, A.
ft. Mayo, Chas. Mayo.
The following were appointed on the
different creeks:.
Big Minook.
Little Minook.
Hunter.
. Roby.
Hoosier.
Little Minook jr.
Slate.
What Cheer Bar.
Doric.
Skookum.
Seattle Bar.
Hooltaiiana.
Glen.
Thanksgiving.
Omega.
Rev. M. E. Koonce,
C. R. Peck,
€h«s. Swanson.
W. 3. Ballou,
A. H. Monroe,
W. H, Bowen,
6. Thronaon,
' A. H. Lane,
H. F. Thumm,
Angus Hebb,
C. I. Jordan,
Fred Cassidy,
Stevens & Sinclair,
John Egan,
Joe Kaminski,
* E. H. Chapman,
The secretary addressed the follow
ing letter to each of the above named
gentlemen:
You are hereby notified that you have
been selected as a representative on
—— creek to look after the interests
of Rampart at the Lewis & ClarK Ex
position, Portland, Ore., which opens
June 1, 1905.
An exhibit of gold dust and nuggets
from each claim being worked is desir
able: also any other articles of interest
at sueh an exposition.
Bib exhibits will be deposited at the
K. C. Co. who will explain how you
wiH receive compensation for them.
The first boats will take the Rampart
*
Clint DuMire, who has been prospect
ing in the Tanana Fish creek country
during the past winter with Sullivan &
McManus, arrived in camp yesterday.
Prospects we e found but nothing that
looked like pay. .
Hie creeks prospected the past win*
ter by the trio bear the following eu
phonious names: Big Mary, Long Lucy,
Short and Dirty and Little Ellen—all
named af tear well-known Indian 'sisters’
recently turned into whites by a local
eourtdecision.
WHAT CHEER BAR CO.
AT ACTIVE OPERATIONS
The What Cheer bar company has
fen menst work and are iupfd$jr push
mg' operations under direction of Mr.
A. H. Lane, who lias been placed m
sole charge by his fellow-partners. In
a few weeks the working wilt be doub
led, and a day and night shift run. j
Jim Dalton, one of the owners is not
working, having placed Jack Radigan
in his stead. V. O. Green is at work
and will be made night foreman short
ly.
GOSS
, P‘ P- Gos8 has unearthed a quartz
ledgre at the head of Chicago creek on
Gtaa side of the divide. Gom took
Bam Houklee, an old quartz miner
expert the find. The men returned
Glen a few days ago; Goss looking sad
bam wearing an elastic grin. Goss ha
promised the boys not to do it again.
Lawrence is in camp from
Omega creek.
exhibit, so there is no time to be lost.
J*«te collection, of nosjete, etc.
wlU be returned after the fair if r
quested. Yours truly.
Geo. W. Chi Ison,
_ Secy, of Com.
• deckled hy a vote of 7 to
* to call a mass meeting Saturday eve
S f following
I Commission
TT Bindley Green, S. fi. Hester, W. 1
Crockett
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Goods DELIVERED Anywnere
DRY WOOD FOR SALE
Leave order* at MINERS STORE
James B. Wingate ,
NOTARY PUBLIC
Fortan Office Rampart
GEORGE A, SALISBURY
Attorney at Law
Rampart Alaska
Masonic Association of Rampart
Meet! on the last Saturday evening of each
month* AM Masons invited to attend.
J. H* Hudgin, M. D. Pires. J. B. Wingate, Sec.
SUNDAY SERVICES
Morning Prayer II o'clock
Evening Prayer 7:30 o'clock
Fridays Litany 4 o'clock
Geo. W. Chflaon, Layman !n charge.
3t Andrrw^i Mission
Service at St. Andrew's
Layman Chilson will take as his sub
ject tomorrow evening1: “The doctrine
of the Holy Ghost.'' A cordial invit
ation is extended to ail.
G. W. Spicer of.Eure’;a creek has
purchased the freighting outfiit former
ly used- by Frank Brown, from D. M.
McQueaten.