LOWERY UNDOUBTEDLY LOST
Judge McKenzie reports that no
trace of V. V. Lowery and John
Burns, who ieft Dali river for the
Koyukuk last January, has yet
been discovered. He is of the opin
ion the missing men succumbed to
the extreme cold, prevalent at that
time Gordon Betties and some
others fonnd near Dali City, the
gee-pole, that was known to have
been affixed to the sled used by the,
men when the second and last at
tempt was made to reach Coldfoot.
The Indians have also failed to
find the slightest trace, although
spurred on by offers of liberal re
ward for locating the bodies, that
they receive Christian burial. It
is probable that letters of adminis
tration will be issued shortly on
Lowery’s estate, he having some
valuable mining property in the
Koyukuk, and also a civil suit, in
which he is plaintiff, pending trial
at this term of court.
TILIIiWIG STAYS IN JAiL,
The hearing of an application for
a writ of habeas corpus on behalf
of P. H. Liliewig, serving a nine
months’ sentence in the local Zoo,
came up for hearing before Judge
Wicker sham in chambers Monday.
The application was made by J; W.
Sweeny. Liliewig astonished the
couit by stating that he did not
consent nor agree for Sweeny or
any one else to make any such ap
plication on his behalf; that be had
no knowledge of said application
having been made, and requested
the court to dismiss the proceed
ings. Whereon the court complied
taxing the costs against Sweeny,
and remanded Liliewig to the cus
tody of the marshal, which he seem
ed so loth to leave.
Drinks 12*4—Reception.
The T. C. Power, anhi rg fr >m
. Dawson last Sunday night, was on
a#bar in the Flats for thirty hours
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New Store
Creamery Butter
AND
Fresh Roll Butter!
FULL LINE OF
FAMILY & MINERS’
SUPPLIES
Peoples $ Woodruff
*»“NEAR POSTOFFICE,^*
The Sarah left a fine gasoline
launch at Tatiana for* the N. C. Co.
The lauuch will be used to carry
mail in the early spring and late
fall.
Commissioner D. A. McKenzie
j and Deputy marshal J . H. Johnson
a rived per Sarah from Coldfoot, in
the Koyukuk. Judge McKenzie
states that there is, very few civil or
i criminal cases from that section of
the country for trial at this term
I of court. Both officers have been
| on the trip to attend this term for
j nearly a month.
Drinks i2^c—Reception.
Commissioner C. E. Clay pool,
accompanied bv Mrs. Clay pool aid
; daughter, arrived from Circle on
Power last Sunday night. The
Claypools are domiciled in the Steel
cabin which they have rented for
'the court term period. The Jrdge
has been busy the past week greet
i
| ing h s many Rampart friends.'
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" " Old " "
Reception.
Wine®, Liquor®, Cigar®.
RYE
O. P. S.
A A
Try our 12 year old pony.
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S. E. HEETER’S
PACK TRAIN
Thk Pioneer Packer and
Freighter of the Camp. ♦
Dry or Green food delivered <
Personal Supervision thus
Insuring Care & Despatch.
The Eagle
Bourbon and Rye Whiskies
BOTTLED BEERS
Fine wines, Good Cigars.
Pool 'Table. J. Iseman.
JIM McHUGH
Freighter...
TEAMS LEAVE FOR GLEN and
EUREKA EVERY MONDAY and
THURSDAY-Quick Despatch
WOOD FOR SALE
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Rainier Beer
A LONG, COLD, GLASS
OLD RECEPTION
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Rampart Restaurant...
Reading Room S Lodging House
KLAPPROTH AND LEWELLYN
JJECURE the FORUM map of the Ram
part Mining District Price $2.00