Mine* And Miner*
Clint Du Mire and Cbas. Olsen
Came in from the Quail country the
early part of tiie week. They are
doing a great amount of prospect
ing work in that section, and ou
their return intend sinking on two
new creeks DnMire iepoits that
outside of the work done by his
p.,rty, t’ue country is practically un
protected. He claims it is rich
in qUatiz outcroppings which will
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investigation.
B*ght year old whiskey—by the gallon
at the Keceptioii.
Frank Stevens is taking out as!
Hell pay on 4a Glen, as was ever
mined on this celebrated claim. He
has opened up a face ot over 35 ft.,
T e present paj^streak para leis the
cue worked la t winter; but is sep
arated from tue latter by a high
fold in the bedrock which split the
run. This fold seems to extend
tip and down th? entire creek; the
t\ t si l c was worked- unt last sea
roa andsiuow pay is struck on the
e «t side of this' fold. There yet
remains on Glen a paystreak of
greater extent than the one which
gave the creek its reputation.
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Bitty Porter came in from Dea
kyme last Monday. He will re
main in camp for the balance of the
winter. Pete Pederson is back
a^ iiu in Deakyme aud is assisted
by Due Webb as general manager.
v Call on Wia. Strong next door to the
old A. E. building, for ail kinds of stove
or tin work. Stoves made to order.
Frank Smith, who left with Potts
and Eppler, smashed his fist at 47
roadhouse. It seem a man nam.d
Holmes, or the “Big Svvele” as he
calls himself - got some what the
% >*r
worse of liquor and insulted Mrs
Wissel. Smith came in and gave
the “Big Swede” a good thrashing
and put him to sleep for his rascal
ly conduct.
1 jimicv v. oiirt > or The Di ..uftet of »■'
Circle Precinct, Third Division,
EeforeCha.s. Kiheibert Claypool, Com mi mc'tiM
add ex-officio Justice of the Peace.
3 : Ovcrgaard, Plaintiff) Summons , i
VS } for |
George kobiuson Deft J Publication
'T* r* r*i f TT"» -f » ♦** «t« —~
t«. ;t!Orgt Kul)iii •> < .tit ..<w w u^:il .Uv.tiV,
You are hereby required to appear in the J .
ti :e Court for Circle Precinct, in the above D’.—
t-ict and division, within thirty days after th%
i yinpletion of the publication of this summons,
i. e., within thirty days after the 7th day of
February, 1903, and answer the complaint of
the above named plaintiff, now on file at the
office of the above named Commissioner and
J ustice, and uuless you so appear and answer
the complaint, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the judgment demanded.
This action is" brought by the plaintiff to re
cover from the defendant the snm of Four Hun
dred Dollars^ [$400.00] on an express contract
for the direct payment of money, and for his
costs and disbursements herein. * % *
Witness my hand and official seal this nth
day of December, 1902, at Circle City, Alaska.
| Seal j ebas. Ethelbert clay pool
Commissioner and ex-officio justice of the peace
J 3 10 17 24 31 F 7
Louis Myers was fined $25 and
costs yesterday by J udge Green for
assaulting Teddy Hook with a lan
tern Thursday night. Myers used
the lantern as a club and Hook’s
head is so covered with contusions
• * ■
he can only wear a hat with diffi
i
! culty. Myers has sworn off going
to dances and drinking spikeu
i
I cider.
1 Coffee Cocktail—tire proper fancy
driak—at liiE ELK.
! Bob Howard has almost recover
led from his late accident and is
again at the windlass on his Gold
| Run claim. Lige Bigelow is work
ing with him. They have a dump
out containing 8000 buckets. The
dump would have been much larg
er were it not for the accident last
month.
Sam Heeter and his six teams
left Deakyme for Cheuoa last Tues-.
day morning
.
Another Small Blaze
Karly Wednesday morning the
cabin occupied by Joe Cooper and
Biliy LeClair was burned to the
ground. I,eClair was asleep at
the time and just awoke as the
flames reached the bed. Billy just
saved his trousers and one shoe.
Cooper lost eves ything except the j
clothes he stood in. i
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IMPORTED
Wine® Liquor® & Cigar®
RAMPART
AM1KA
Reception.
Wines, Liquor®, Cigar®, jy
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Kellogg o*pps.
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Thy our 12 year old pony.
The Eagle
Bourbon and Bye Whiskies
BOTTLED BEERS
Fine wines, Good Cigars.
Pool Table. J. Iseman.
General Blacksmithing
AND
MACHINE WORK
Horseshoeing Our Specialty
Next door to postoffice^jgJT
Stanly & Mainvill*
STEAM THAWER8
We Are Prepared To Build ALL
K£gDS OF PIPE BOILERS—
Froia 2 h. p. To 20 h. p Complete
1 Ten h. p. Boiler Now Ready »
OTHERS BUILDING
Prtces Reasonable Repairing Done
WM. GORDON rear N. A. T. & T. CO.
The best thing the next morning. Go
to THE ELK and get a Gin Fizz.
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