RAMPART PEOPLE
PLAYED BALL.
Married Men Showed the Effects
of Good Training and Beat the
Single Fellows 6 to 2.
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MARRIED MEN.
George W. Woods.
Robert Scliaber.
.luck Isom.
t*\ M. Smith.
John Stanley.
Carlo Juekett.
Marry Burruss.
0. A. Diver.
John Radhran.
Henry Squires.
Charley Mayo.
Ben Mayo.
Sam Harper.
Lee Mayo.
Joe Bush.
A. Collins.
George Baer.
The Married Men and the Single Men
evossed liats on the new ball grounds
Sunday afternoon, and had Sehaber not
made a had throw to second the last j
round, the married men would have 1
! hut the single fellows out.
George Woods was on the rubber for
the mated ones, and ('itched a good,
steady game and kept the hits well
scattered.
The singles put Sam Harper up to do
the trick, but when the benedicts scored
t so in the first, Ben Mayo was put in !
the box and Harper went behind the;
bat. The husbands soon solved Benny's
curves and it was all over but the cheers.
In the first, Woods fanned. Sehaber
was hit and stole second, bike a born
thief Bob took third in the same way
and scored on Gohres’s hit. Isom hit
the air three swats and sat down. Smith
singled, scoring (.Shores. Stanley struck
out, retiring the side.
The young fellows went out in order,
and neither side scored in the second.
In the third Sehaber lammed one past
short and scored on (Ihores’s hit. The
kids were in cold storage by this time
and failed to get to second.
Woods got busy and ripped out a sin
gle in the fourth, stole second and scored
on Sehaber s safe hit. Bob trotted down
to the middle sack on the throw, stole
third and scored on (iobres’s hit to left.
Smith smashed one that was a little too
tropical for Joe Bush. Frank then
caused Mrs. Smith to blush with shame
the way he purloined second. John
Stanley mauled a hot liner to third,
which bee Mayo accepted, and Old Man
Smith was killed at third, making two
out, Isom having died at the plate.
Carlo was next to bat, and Stanley wore
a pleased look, expecting to get a chance
to swell the score; but Carlo fanned,
retiring the side.
The kids thawed out a little in the
fourth and saved themselves a shut-out,
but only on an > rmr by Schalier. Ben
May hit safe and started lor second on
the throw. Schalier threw low and gave
the tioys their only chance to score,
bee Mayo hit the air and sat on the
tieneh. Harper found the ha I ami was
safe. Joe Bush lammed one, Mayo and
ll.ir|s-r scoring the runs that saved the
kids a shut-out. Collins hit safe. Baer
bit a liner and W »*ls made a great
stop, the star play of the day, throwing
Baer out.
Badigan was an • a \ murk for George
and the old fellows* wives were happy
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OFFICIAS PASSED
THROUCH.
Officers of the Court, the Customs
and the Postal Service on Late
Down-River Boats.
A number of United Staten officials
have been on the down-river steamers
the past few days. All of them, and
particularly those connected with the
district court, were <piiek to inquire for
news regarding the senate’s action in
the Wickersham matter, or if any inti
mation bad been received as to the
probable time of the adjournment of
congress. Of course there was nothing
to tell them.
The general belief is that the senate
will not act regarding Judge Wicker
sham, aixl that the president will re
appoint him after adjournment.
Major Clum Was Here.
Major John I’. Clum, United States
post office inspector and postmaster-to-be
at Fairbanks, was a down bound passen
ger on the Hannah last Friday. Hewas
accompanied by his wife and daughter.
Curing the boat’s short stay the in
spector finished his business with the
local postotfice, and re-embarked for
Tanana, Chena and Fairbanks. It is
believed that Major (Turn may complete
the inspector’s work, at least in the
interior of Alaska, before assuming the
duties of postmaster at Fairbanks.
Marshal Perry.
I nitod States Marshal < ieorged. Perry
was also on the Hannah, ami was accom
panied liy Mrs. Perry. He went on to
Fairbanks.
Collector Hobart.
Another ottieial on board the Hannah
was Collector of Customs Clarenee Hu
bert. After attending to some ottieial
iluties at Fairbanks he will go to St.
Michael and Nome anil them e to Seattle.
Judge Harlan and Party.
Cnited States District Attorney N. V.
Harlan and his assistant, Mr. Cohen,
were on the Seattle No. 3, w hich passed
here yesterday morning. Mrs. Harlan
and daughter, Mrs. Boyer, are of the
party, and also Mrs. Cohen. Mr. and
Mrs. Cohen were recently married in
Nebraska.
Souvenir of Frisco Disaster.
Jtiliux HahniMtorf is in receipt n( a
hank check which l**ars *tron^ evidence
of a nevere roasting by the great tire
which followed the earthquake in San
Franctoco.
The cheek wan issued by Mr. Uahm*
tori Man’ll •’», payable to M. Harrison
vk t'o. by the Hr*t National bank of San
Krone i-ro. It wax paid and taken u|»
by the Uink, went through the lire, and
now i- ready to crumble to • 1 at the
lightest touch. It i* l Miked to a dirty
brown, hut the printed and written let
tering at and* out very plain.
AleX. <lntliie.*«i||t who«te feet Wi*re #o
Itudly fatten la*t winter, ia iui|>roving
»lowly, and mm g*** around with the
aid »»f crutches*. It in thought |*r**l*tihle,
however, that a pnee of htnv will yet
have to be removed from the great h«e
*«l hi* right foot.
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
OUTFITTING _
MINERS STORE
(In the Postoffice Building)
Cigars by the Box a Specialty
LOCAL REPUBLICANS!
TO MEET. i
Three Delegates To Be Selected to
Represent Rampart at the Ter
ritorial Convention.
Kami’aut, Alaska, June IS, 190(1.
To the Republicans of Rampart District:
In pursuance of a call issued at Juneau
May 2d, 190(1, by the chairman of the
republican territorial committee, we,
the undersigned republicans, cordially
invite all republicans in this precinct to
meet at A. 11. ball at 3 p. m. June 25
for the purpose of selecting three dele
gates to the territorial convention to be
held in Juneau July 14, and there to i
nominate a candidate for the office of
delegate from the District of Alaska.
It is hoped that all republicans will
be present who can conveniently do so.
I. F. NELI.ANY.
E. W. BUSH.
GEO. KLAPPROTH.
ROUT. SCHABER.
JERRY FORD.
F. M. SMITH.
J. LINDLLEY GREEN.
JOHN STANLEY.
P. KAFFEIHURGH.
C. A. DAVIDSON.
C. R. PECK.
LOUIS SEYI.ER.
GEO. \V. WOODS.
S. E. 11EETER.
W. W. CROCKETT.
J. W. YOUNG.
A. F. SCHMITZ.
G. COWAN.
INTERESTING LETTER
FROM DR. GIBBONS
W. \V. Crockett recently received u
very newsy letter from Dr. H. tiib
bons, dated Seward, May 24. The letter
was primarily intended to make known
the fact that the writer had mailed a
number of plays which the Arctic
Brotherhood may utilize in the future in
entertainment at Rampart.
The doctor wrote that the Seward
camp of the brotherhood bail played
“Nevada" the week before and scored at
bic success. The camp has 120 memliers
and Dr. < iibbons is the present Arctic
chief.
Interesting limitations are made from
the letter regarding coast matters as
follows:
“Seward is all 1 hoped to find it—in
fact rather more. Just now everything
is ipiiet, but that is on account of the
railroad U ing almost at a standstill un
til the tunnels are finished, which will
not lie until late this season. ‘Windy
Jim’ ( formerly of Rampart J is agent at
the end of the track, and Is ipiite popu
lar not only with the Im»vs, but with the
official* also. I fear, however, his health
is breaking down.”
The letter continues; •• \ hew railroad
is Iwiiig started from t’onlova Hay.almttt
loo miles east of here, which h«>ks as if
it meant business. \ aides has another
new one started, 'this time for sure,'
making twelve in the pot live years, each
one declared Its he the only genuine, all
• ail and a yard wide, etc."
A. B. NOTICE.
Regular meetings of the Arctic Brother
hood Lodge are held at their hall on the
second and fourth Fridays of each mouth at
8 o’clock p. m.
C. A. DAVIDSON,
JULIUS RAHMSTORF, Arctic Chief.
Arctic Recorder.
U
RICHT”
Postage, sealed, only
written
margin
of the Yukon Valley
News and mailed home would
gratify relatives and friends
cents.
Notice of Final Settlement of Ad
ministrator of Herbert Haven’s
Estate.
In the Matter of the Estate j
of [
Herbert Haven, deceased. )
Pursuant to an order of the Probate Court
for Huinpurt Precinct, Third Division, Terri
tory of Alaska, notice is hereby given, that
C. 1*. Raining has filed with said court his
final statement or account, as administrator
of the estate of Herbert Haven, deceased,
and that on the 24th day of August, 1906, at
the hour of ten o’clock a. in., has been set by
the court to hear objections to said final
account and the settlement thereof; and all
persons objecting to said final account or
the settlement of said estate are hereby
notified to appear before the Honorable
Court, in the court room of the court house
in Rampart, at the time above stated, then
and there to make such objections.
It is further ordered that this notice be
printed in the Yukon Valley News for six
consecutive weeks, the first insertion to ap
pear in the issue of June 20, 1906.
Dated this 18th day of .June, A. D. 1906.
■1. LINDLEY GREEN.
Commissioner and ex-officio Judge of the
Probate Court.
SEVERAL CHANGES
IN SALOON BUSINESS
Harry Cleveland, formerly of the
M hitehor.se saloon at Chena, and Frank
Brown, a former Rampart miner, have
leased the Mirror building from K. K.
Ileeter and will open a saloon there
July 1.
The Reception, owned by Messrs.
Ileeter and Sohaber, will be closed after
Juiy 1. Mr. Sehalier will join Jack
Radigan in conducting the Florence,
in which he has been interested for
some time.
Krenk Hammond has assumed charge
of the saloon at Eureka, in place of C.
M. Jackie, who came into town Sunday.
Mr. Ileeter will have no interest in the
place after July 1, after which time he
will not l»* connected with the saloon
business in any manner w hatever.
Lynn Smith a Loser by the Fire.
A moil# flit* hx-cr* by the* lute Lair
Umk* fir*' mu* Lynn Smith, a former
Ham|«»rter, wlm hu<l two *il\»r t«
-kin-* totally tl*,^tr‘»y»**l atul lutir other*
■**» badly il;tMiiU(H| that llu*y may It*
vslurkm^.
The *kii»* were worth *l«>ut a th«»n*
’•ami ilolUr«. They were in tlm •afetv
tie pi wit vault* of the \Va.«hitiat«»ti- Alaska
Imiik, hut it lit* heat wan Uni
much them.