Mines and Miners.
Bi ly Walsh and his \ artner Clias
Olsen are in from 9 1. m.
Townsend is working- on i5*be.
Pioneer. lie expects to move the
thawer to Dead wood shortly.
The hoys who were working* on
Cairo are reported to have gone to
work on another creek 12 miles fur
ther lip the Hootiinana.
Vogt & Jack are still hard at it
on Florida creek. vSeveral shafts
have been sunk and some good pros
pects found. They are now drift
ing.
Wally Labuskie and Lynn Smith
are among the Olenites who will
spend a few weeks in town. They
li ice h lishe1 their 1. w a i l ire now
awaiting the running of the water
to begin sluicing.
Belsea and Beardsley, of the Ea
gle Mining Co., were in camp the
early pait of the week. Mr. Bel
sea is preparing to do some exten
sive cross-entting on some creeks
near h head of the Hoo-liii ina.
Hart Smith and Oliver Goss ge t
back, from Fish creek Wednesday.
They sunk three holes to bed-rock,
one over 40 feet deep, but found
nothing. The work was done a
mile and one-half up the creek and
opposite a tributary called Baker.
Cap Johnson had his hand bitten
separating two fighting dogs a few
ck;vs ago.
Jim Oldfield arrived with outside
mail Thursday. Carrier Scott got
in the same day with Nome and St,
Michael mall. Mail left both ways
ycsterday mor 11 i 11 g.
Filed at the office of A J. Balliet,
Recorder, Rampirt uieeinct.
'I ransfers.
Und i-2 102a Big Mino >k Dan Kenne
dy to Mrs R R Stoddard
8a Little Mmook Jr Dan Kennedy to
Mrs R R Stoddard
Fraet oft 16a Slate R D Cicero to GBAllen
57 Big Mmook Same to same
Bertha bench Glen K Lavigne
3a Gunnison L H Hill
2a Gunnison Henry Speiger
7a Gunnison LJ Austin
3a Anaconda P A Conroy
12b Rhode Island Margareta Jones
4b Arizona Marg Jones
9b McK.nley Marg Jones
21 a Iicosier L Knapp
2a Thanksgiving J H Fisher
30a Hoosier CJonnson
Cornucopia lode Hot Springs I Murrv, ;
R Martin, Thos Snlhvan, Win Cheesman
7 Dawson H Olsen
Capt. Young lias fitted up com- !
furtable quarters in a cTuin near Ike
barracks.
Bob Martin Opens Tlie C'luh
I
Bob Mai tin lias opened The Club
011 Glen. R:poit says that Bob is
doing a good business. A11 ad will!
help you do more Bob. *
Will be Buried Today From Cliapel.
The funeral of Charley Brown
will take place fiom St. Andrew’s
Chapel this afternoon at 2 o’clock.
Many of the peopie of Rampart took
a sympathetic interest in Charley
and everything was done for him
that could be- Charley displayed
great fortitude during his sickness
and strongly appreciated the kind
nesses extended by his friends.
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Towels. For Each Customer!
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PLENTY OF HOT & COLD WATKi^
0BT Accommodation For Ladies.
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Open all nirMsais at a?! hours.
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SPKCTALTY—BrKAD, CaKKvS, PlES.
FRESH MEATS—GAME IN SEASON.
CATERING ATTENDED TO
—Next To Cap Mavo's Saloon.
L.M.WILLIAMS, MGR. AL MAYO .PROP
Glen
Service!
Leaving Rampart For Glen
Every
TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
Ailiving at Glen the same day.
KIL MULLEN. PROP
IN THK PRC BATK COURT, RAMPART PICK
CINCT, THIRD DIVISION, DISTRICT OF t
ALASKA. Tn tlie matter of the Instate of
Peter B. Peterson, deceased NOTICK.
Notice to the Creditors of the Kstate of Peter
B. Peterson, deceased. * '4
NOTICK is hereby given that all persons having *
claims against the Kstate of Peter B. Peter
son, deceased, are hereby required to present
them with proper vouchers to Janies B. Wingate
administrator of said Kstate. at the office of the
Alaska Forum, in the town of Kampart, j
Rampart Precinct, Third Division, District of
Alaska. \\ itliin six [6] months from the date of
this notice, to wit: within six (6) months from
the 15th day of February, 1902.
Published by order of the Probate Court, made
and entered February, i2tf, A. D. 1902.
Date of notice, February 15th, 1902.
Andrew J. Balliet,
| SKAD I Commissioner and ex-officio j
Prebate ji dge.
James B. Wingate, Administrator