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OS THE CREEKS
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Billy Graham and Jim Clitrie
have left for Alder creek with their
thawer
Gill & Wright have got a shaft
to bedrock on Gold Run and are
taking out good pay. R. H. Wright,
Jr., brought iu the news the past
week ~ - i
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Coffee—the best—-Large can—5lbs
for $i. The Yellow front ;
Hudson & Roden have taken a
lay on the lower end of ia Glen.
This is the deep ground on the
claim. The upper portion will be,
worked next summer by Gill, Ste
vens & Tofty. They have 150 feet
of ground stripped and ready.
Bert Epler arrived from Rhode
Island Tuesday nigh*. He expects
to visit Chenoa this winter. To
gether with Wallack and McDill he
has been sinking Some shafts below
New York creek on the Baker
Plats. The holes had not been
bed rocked w'hen he left.
Bav Rum, Violet Water, Rose Wa
t:r, Florida Water, Orange-flower
Water.—Yellow Front.
Frank Stevens left for Glen
Thursday, af.er a two-days’ visit
in camp. Frank has S'ruck pay
on 4a Glen ever roo feet east of;
t: e former jayclutinel. Pans as
high as $3 areyvashe ! right along, j
Harm m Tofty accompanied Frank
out ar.d will work a lay on 3a this
winter. '
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The British ship Mexican© foun
desed off the Florida coast during
t'ue great September storm, aid
only one out of a crew of 22 es
caped.
Hon. A. S. Sherman, who was
chosen as Chicago’s mayor in the
eighth year of that city’s corporate
existence, dud there .recently, aged"
9.: years. • • ' , J
REQUIREMENTS OF VOTERS 1
For the information of the citi
zens of Rampart and the miners in
the district, wt print the qualifica
tions necessary before a voter can j
cast his ballot for or against incor
poration; also the qualifications'
necessary to vote for the officers
only. It will be readily seen that]
no one who is not “the owner of
substantial property interests in the j
incorporation’ ’ can vote on the |
matter of the incorporation. Any
c.tizen can vote lor the town offi-,
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cials. The election will be held at
the courthouse on Tuesday, Nov.
io. The polls will be open trom 2 '
in the afternoon until 8 -o’clock in
the evening.
2. An elector to vote upon the j
question whether said community !
shall be incorporated must possess ,
the following qualifications:
He must ue a male citizen of i
the United States or he must
have declared his intention to
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become such. He must be of the '
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age of 21 years. He must have j
been a. bona-fide resident of!
Alaska for one year, and of the |
proposed incorporation for six
months next prior to date of
election. He must be the owner j
of substantial property interests
in the incoiporatiou. j
3. An elector to vote for the of
ficers aLove named and to be eligi
ble to election as such officer must
possess the i Lowing qualihc.turns:
He must be a male citizen of
the United States or he must
liave declared his intention to
become such. He must oe of
the a^e of 21 years.
PC, STiS THIS iN YOUR HAT.
Property owners of Rampart
:-huu.d remember that Tuesuay,
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Nov. 10 is the date of the e.eetion
that decides incorporation.
Carrier Snndborg left with up
mer uraL fist * u»-s^ay mcrning. j
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Reception.
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Wines, Liquors, Cigars.
Try our 12 year old pony.
S. E. HEETER’S
\CK TRAIIV
The Pioneer Packer and
Freighter of the Camp.
Dry or Green Wood delivered
Personal Supervision thus
Insuring Care & Despatch.
JIM McHIJGH
Freighter...
TEAMS LEAVE FOR GLEN and
EUREKA EVERY MONDAY and
THURSDAY-Quick Despatch
WOOD FOR SALE_
A LONG, COLD, GLASS
YELLOW FRONT
WHAT CHEII! IS A 150NANZA
Dave Scott was in town for a tew
days the past week. Dave repoits
that the ditch to What Cheer bar
from Pioneer only lacks three
quarters of a mile of completion.
It is expected that it will be nec
essary to flume 500 feet of this dis
tance, that w'hicli tq,ps Pioneer
bottom. Scott, Dalton, Woods &
Falconer will w'hipsaw 10,000 feet
of flume lumber this winter on the
Hootlanana. The pay 0.1 the b%r
has been located for 1,500 feet ,
is 300 feet .wide. The gravel con
tains pay alt the wray through and
va.ies in thickness from 3 to 16
feet. The largest pan vei washed
w as 50 cents.