Mining Locations.
Filed at the office of A.J. Balliet,
Recorder, Rampart precinct.
2 Terre Haute pup A Chisholm
i Boston creek Paul Leister
6b Little Miiiook Lars Sweudsen
i Terre Haute pup R T Noble
Fraction McKinley J S Cummings
2b Miller A H Lane
4b P Olsen
3b ” E W Bush
— Armstrong bar H C Wallick
ia No i pup Dead wood Geo W Woods
TRANSFERS
Langford & Johnson to L M Davis ]/2 18
& ig Hunter creek
E LGaetz to E W Bush ioo ft 3 Doric
E W Bush to G A Johnson y int 3 Joe
Bush y2 int 100 ft 3 Doric creek
G AJohnsogto E W Bush y2 int 1 fract
Joe Bush %. int 2 Booth by creek
A J Johnson to L D Rutter 34a Big Min
Items Around And About.
Bill)' Porter, Frank Smith, and
Frank Crawford are at Tanana and
will be up ®n the Hannah.
The dance at J. C. Hall last eve
ning was one of the most enjoyable
aft(*irs given this season.
Thos. Lindsay arrived on the
Seattle 3. Mr. Lindsay is interest
ed with A. A. Monroe and has a
complete hydraulic plant coming
on the Hannah.
Chance** in War.
War is not such a dangerous game as
people think. In spite of all efforts to
annihilate each other, enemies do com
paratively slight damage. During the
Franco-German war, with its scores of
battles on a vast scale, only 19y2 men
in each 1,000 were killed and 108
wounded, w7hile 4y2 per 1,000 were miss
ing. Thus any soldier engaged had
about nine chances to one that he
would not get a scratch, and over fifty
chances to one that he would not be
killed. Most of the vrounds received
were slight—that is to say, one-fourth
of all the wounds w7ere severe, and
three-fourths wrere slight. But it is
surprising how small a wound disables
a man and knocks him out of the
ranks.—Cincinnati Enquirer.
I
The Sta^e of Life.
On the stage of life there are always
the same old sins and sinners, but
there is no end to the variety shows
they can furnish.—Chicago Sun.
Not Eaaily Gotten Rid Of.
The men whom everybody is glad to
see go to war, never get shot.
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levelling Prayer with Address, j:4r
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Meals at ail Hours.
JgisT'BREAD FOR SALE.--—
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