J. \V. Young is working with
Knapp and Khrhorn on 20 Hoosier.
Bob Martin and Jack Sullivan
left for Cairo creek last Wednesday
morning.
R. H. Wright came in from over
the divide last Monday. He will
remain iu town fora few days.
Tom Evans is still on good pay
on 2 l.m.
Andrew Jacobson has gone to
work with A. B. Austin on 2,2 l.rn.
jr. in place of Borders, who is now
in town.
H. J. Roden has sold his interest
in the firm of Gill & Roden to his
partners Gill and Wright. Roden
still holds his interests in the ma
chinery and thawrers.
Munroe and Powers have finish
ed their work on New 'York, but
found no pay. They are now en
gaged in cross-cutting Arizona at
discovery.
Jack Welsh has struck pay on
13 Hoosier. If any miner deserves
striking pay in this district, it is
Welsh. He has worked this claim
for the past four years and today it
is one of the few throughly pros
pected claims in this district.
A. Patterson has left his lay on
7 1. m. with Dick Parker, and gone
to work with Hill on 15 Hoosier.
Benbenek has also left and gone in
with Johnson on 10 where pay has
been struck. Parker will finish
working out the lay assisted by Mr
Knott. Mattison is on pay and is
looking for a partner. Stephans &
Morse on the same claim are on
good pay.
Minin® Locations.
Filed at the office of A J. Balliet,
Recorder, Rampart precinct.
57 a Big Minook Valerie Myers
7 a Florida ” ”
3 b ” Louis Sagar
6 a Martin J S Cummings
5 a ” J F Egan
Mascot bench bet. Glen aud Eureka
M C Egan
Fract. bet. 5 and 6 b McKinley CBAlleti
Boss bench Armstrong bar S Spy res
I a Tripple E J Bergstrom
i Disc. ” CP Peterson
Glen Allen bench bar bet. Eureka
and Glen W G Goff
Jack Coleman who is working
writh Pike on the east^bench of Glen
reports 9 holes sunk. They have
not not struck pay. Jack returned
| yesterday morning.
Hiatt and Peck have quit theii
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lay on Florida creek and will go to
work on 25 1. m. ir. McLean has
put a man in his place on 8 1. m.
and works with them.
E. J. Knapp left for Ft. Hamlin
last Wednesday, accompanied by
Indian Pitka. Mr. Knapp expects
to be gone two weeks.
Jim Dodson, special carrier, ar
livedfromFt. Hamlin with mail
last Wednesday. Jim reports an- j
other mail three days behind him.
Dodson left the following morning
tor Ft. Yukon on an extra trip in
order to let the carriers get their •
runs in shape.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE. j
Maximum Jan. 17 2
Minimum Jan. 11 -68
Mean temperature for the week-27
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Carrier Scott arrived from Tana- j
na with Nome and St. Michaels j
mail yesterday afternoon. He left,
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for Tanana this morning and Jim j
Oldfield with outside mail left for j
up-river. i
Only first-class shop in Rampart.
A Clean Shave, Bay Rum, Clean
Towels. T"For Each Customer!
--TTtirkisli Beitla House— j
PLENTY OF HOT & COLD WATER.
Accommodation For Ladies.
Boston Store.
Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Footwear, Clothing. Dry Goods.
GROCERIES - HARDWARE
General Merchamlise.
Miners Chop House.
Open all night--Ms at a!! hours.
Specialty—Bread, Cakes, Pies.
FRESH MEATS—GAME IN SEASON.
—Next To Cap Mayo's Saloon.—
L.M.WILLIAMS, MGR. AL IV! ArO, PROF.
Olera Express Service!
Leaving Rampart for Glen eveiy
other da}^. Express Rates—15c. lb
Smallest package carried 50c.
Leave packages and orders at P. O.
BERNIER & MULLEN. *
J. LINDLEY GREEN,
Attorney at Law.
OtRce At Residence.
Rampart Aka,
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
Yukon Order Of Pioneers meets every
first Saturday in each month.
The Masonic Association of Rampart
meets every 2nd. and 4th. Saturday.
J. C. meeting every Tuesday evening
at the old postofflce building.
I. O. O.F. Association meets every
Monday evening.
Glen subscribers can obtain the
Forum at Bob Howard’s cabin the
same day it is published.