ARREST AT TANANA.
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c;*«\y. Love, A Tail an a Saloouman ruder
Arrest For Selling Liquor to Indian
On His VVt% to Kain >art For Trial.
Tatiana, April 18.— Marshal Dri
1 tel bis arrested Geo. M. Love this
morning on a charge of selling liq
uor to Indians. The marshal and
his prisoner leave lor Rampart to
night. "ft is reported tnat there is a
connection between the journey to
Rampart of Cor.nisier and Beit and
the arrest of Love, also that the In
dians, who accompanied them, are
the complaining- witnesses. :
Knd Of A Remarkable Trip.
Frank Hiatt arrived from Nome
last Tuesday bearing the papers in j
the injunction proceedings on 4a!). J
Glen. He left Rampart March 4th '
on a bicycle and reached Unalaklik
March 15, replacing his wheel with
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a dog team reaching Nome on the
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joth. He left Nome the 20th and
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reached his destination April 15th. I
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This ends a remarkable trip over
the ice; a total mileage of nearly
2000 miles, and that in the worst
period of the travelling season.
The trip up river was particularly
ft
hard; heavy trails and strong head
winds.
Harry Winde Arrives From States.
Harry Winde arrived from Seat
tle via Dawson last Wednesday. He
left Seattle with Dillon and Thum
for Rampart. Dillon remained in
Dawson while Thumm and Winde
came on. Thumm left Circle with
a horse but returned to exchagne
fora dog team. Thumm is looked
for in a few days.
Agents Corbusier and Belt arriv
ed f*om Tanana Tuesday. Both
will remain in camp for a few days.
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MERCHANTS AND CARRIERS.
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A FUEE LINK OF GENERAE MERCHANDISE.
Outfittin? Our Specialty. Furs Bought and Sold.
We carry a complete line of Rough and
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HO FOR THE KOYUKFK!!
Str. MAY WEST will leave Lake
Labarge May 15'b bound for
Betties. Freight and passengers
tiken from all river points.
FRESH GOODS ON BOARD.
STRIKE ON DEADWOOD!
Pronounced Hiclier Than <»len —Forty
Fee! of A Pa.vMtroak
Reports came iii yesterd ay morn
ing of a rich strike on Deadwood
creek a tributary of Pioneer by P.
N. Hensley. A pavstreak 40 feet
wide has been located. Where pay
is now found is on both rims, it is
three feet thick and pans average
too. The shafts are 35 feet deep to
bed-rock and are 40 feet apart. It
is reported by Antonsom and Pat
terson to have all' the indications of
being the best strike in the history
of the camp. The discovery was
made on the Eldorado; E. Town
send owning the claim below and
J. B. Wingate the one above.
Mining Locations.
Filed at the office of A.J. Balliet,
Recorder, Rampart precinct
15 Slate Marie Baty
Lewis Shequin left for 1. m. last
WednesdayMn. Shequin is staying
with Mrs. Walbridge until she is
completely restored to health.
:S BARBER SHOP.
-4 W tk. .vxC»ll
Only first-class shop in Rarnre^.
A Clean Shave. Bay Rum, Clean
Towels. 0&F*For Eat h Customer!
'Turkish Hath House
PLENTY OF HOT ik COLD WATER.
1 fpST Accommodation For Ladies.
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Notice or Forfeiture.
To John Jf^nibon:
You are hereby notified
that 1 have expended I200 in labor and ini pro*, c -
meats on.placer mining claim number 45 abo\ c
discovery on big Minook creek, Kan:part n.ii -
iug district, District of Alaska, in order to hold
: said premises under section 2324 V. S. Revistd
! Statutes, being the amount required for the
| years 1900 and 1901, and if within nine t> d3\s
i after the period of publication of this notice, 10
; wit: within 180 days from the 12th day of Apiil
1902. you fail or refuse to contribute your sha.e
of said expenditure, as co-owner, your interest
i in said claim will become the property of the
! subscriber under said section 2324.
M. A. Selliken,
by K. T. Townsend,
Rampart, April 12, 1902. Attorney-in-fact.
To W. E. Mack and B. I). Wilkinson;
You and
; and each of you are hereby uotified that I have
expended $200 in labor and improvements 011
i placer mining claim number 9 above discovery
: on Hoosier creek. Rampart mining district,
District of Alaska, in order to hold said prem
ises under section 2324 V. S. Revised Statutes.
1 being amount required for the years 1900 and
1901, and if within ninety days after the period
j of publication of this notice to wit: within 180
• days from the 12th day of April, I902, \ou or
j each of you fail or refuse to contribute your
! share of said expenditure, as co-owner, your re
j apective interests in said claim will become the
i property of the subscriber under said section
! 2324. T. Tow nsend,
; Rampart, April 12, 1902.
i To Frank Dovea:
You are hereby notified that
I have expended$100.00 in labor and improve
ments on placer mining claim No. 19 below dis
covery on Pioneer creek and $100.00 in labor
I and improvements on Triangle bar claim
i What Cheer Bar, both said claims being in
j Rampart mining district, in order to hold sam
i premises under section 2324 U. S. Rev. Statutes
: being the amounts required for the year ending
i Dec. 31. 1901. and if within ninety days after the
i period of publication of this notice, to wit: with
in 180 days from the 22nd day of March, 1902.
vou fail or refuse to contribute your share of
; said expenditure, as co-owner, your interest in
l said claims will become the property of the sub
• scriber nnder said section 2324.
! s # S. I. Jordan.
Dated, Rampart, March 22nd, 1902.