fines and Miners.
Jim Do Is >n is doing some pros
pecting oil 23 Hoosier.
Jack Sullivan will prospect his
claim on Cairo creek.
Pike & Coleman, working on the
east bench, Glen opposite 4 ab are
now sinking, having finished. their
cabin.
Bob Martin, who has been work
ing on Cairo creek, came in last
Monday. Cairo creek is being
well prospected; Barney Sullivan,
Pat Coffey and his partners are 011
t.e creeK, b.s.des a number of oth
ers. Claims have been staked from
5 be to 11 ab and it is rumored pay
has been struck on discovery.
The find on 1 Oliver, on the east
bench of Glen, is now supposed to
mark the most southern limit of
the pay on the east benches. Ac
cording to this theory, the east
benches from 5 ab to this rim ail
should be 011 the pay.
Walsh, Peterson and Olsen, on 9
1. m. report good pay and have a
large dump out. Ivouie Shequin &
Bill Slack 011 the same claim are al
so on pay. Shequin was nearly
blind for a few days on account of
gas in the drift. The McGraw boys
on 8 are working on a 60 feet face
and are taking out rich pay. Ballou
& KcLean are also on pay. Mr.
Langford will take up his residence
on 6 and give it bis personal atten
tion. Mrs. Langford will accom
pany him. This claim will be a
large producer this winter. The
laymen on 7 and on 5 are all on the
paystreak, as is also Tom Evans on
the lower end of the creek. This
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shows that Little Minook is far from
being worked out yet. %
lining Locations.
Filed at the office of A J. Ball let,
Recorder, Rampart precinct.
Theresa Mullen bench claim Glen
Theresa Mullen.
Elmer Townsend has finished
representing 9 Hoosier. He will
continue his shaft to bed-rock as
water has not troubled him. He
is of the opinion that the drain of
Jack Welsh on 13 is cutting off the
flow of water below.
Lieut. Erickson will return to Ft.
Gibbon, while Mysterious Yanneit
goes to Eagle with Lieut. Grimm.
The o-round wire at the barracks
has been replaced. The old one
had been frozen in, and as the river
had fallen, the ground was useless.
The wire is now working to Bear.
Mrs. Chris Baker had an attack
of apoplexy early in the week.
Her many friends will be pleased to
learn that she is nearly recovered
due to the skill of Dr. Hudgin.
H. Hf Huey returned with the
o ltfit cached by Lieut. Grimm, last
T .ursday night. He in turn had
to cache the flour and rice, which he
had to replace here before he was
able to draw pay for the trip.
Mullen of the Glen express froze
his feet slightly on his last trip to
Glen ,, and will omit his usual trip
today Louie Sagar froze one of
his h olds while dilying a team for
Noble a few days ago.
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LOCAL TEMPERATURE.
Maximum Jan. 7 -6
Minimum Jan. 9 -66
Mean temperature for the week. -28
Doc Haven is taking a tour ot
the Southern States. He spent
November in New Orleans.
A Clean Shave, Bay Rum, Clean
Towels. For Each Customer $£ "
- HPnrki«Ti Batii House -
PLENTY OF HOT & COLD WATER.
Accommodation For Ladies.
IBoston Store.
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GROCERIES - HARDWARE
General Merchandise.
j Miners Chop House.
! Open all ni{lit--iea!$ at ai! hours. ;
Specialty—Bread, Cakes, Pies.
| FRESH MEATS—GAME IN SEASON.
!—A ext To Lap Mayas Saloon.- -
j L.M.WlLUAM MGR. >' t MAYO. PROP.
Olen Express .Service!
| Leaving Rampart for Glen eveiv
other day. Express Rates— i sc. lb
Smallest package carried 50c.
I Leave packages and orders at P. O.
BERNIER & jM ELLEN.
J. LINDLEY GREEN,
Attorney at Law.
Office At Residence. *“
! Rampart_Aka.
i. i ilfi I 111 W * W Htil L>ni u -M
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
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Yukon Order Ot Pioneers meets every •
i first Saturday in each month.
The Masonic Association of Rampart
j meets every 2nd. and 4th. Saturday
! J. CL meeting every Tuesday evening
| at the old postoffice building.
I; 0. O.F. Association meets every f
| Monday evening.
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Glen subscribers can obtain the
| Forum at Bob Howard’s cabin tins
| same day it is published.
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