Thanksgiving Creek Notes
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R. H. Wright recently received a tel
♦ egrarri from Eddie Powers, who had j
reached Fairbanks on his way to Glen, j
Jimmy Lawrence is -again at home j
* on Omega.
Joe and Max Kaminski are using a
boiler on the lower end of 9 Omega.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith recently
- paid Thanksgiving a visit.
Wright is still hoisting pay. He has
got an enormous dump out, and it is
*■ growing daily. .
Hoaglnnd, Olson, Swan & Parsons
have taken out some fine dumps on 2a.
They sink and drift with steam. They
~ have sunk some twenty shafts from 18
to 36 feet this season.
Egan Bros, and Nick Nelson are now
whipsawing lumber and building a cab
*: in on discovery.- They will work this
claim this summer, having prospected
* . and found good pay there.
Bob Meston is back on the creek and
is occupying his little mansion on lb. .
Geo. Krastning is on 3b prospecting
and hunting.
John Thompson, 6b, is prospecting.
It is reported that he has good pros*
pects.
R. R. Wright is now able to get out
with the aid of a pair of crutches.
Winter work will soon cease on the
creek. Surface water is beginning to
mane itself felt. • X. X.
Lose Their Entire Outfit
By Fire On Toolavana.
Max Neville arrived from the north
fork of the Toolavana Thursday. Max
and Cap Williams had planned some
extensive prospecting in that section
this summer and had assembled quite
an outfit for this purpose. Last ^ton
day they left their tent with a fire in
the stove, When they returned to the
tent nothing remained but a heap of
smoking ashes.
The men lost everything; all their
clothing, bedding, summer equipment
and over a months’ supply of provisions.
They will replace the outfit and contin
ue their projected work. Neville took
two days and a half to come in. The
soft weather is affecting the trail.
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C. B. Wilkinson spent a few days in
camp the past week from Thanksgvng.
Rampart, Alaska, March 22,1906,
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Rough locks are still used on Boston.