DOINGS OVER
OPHIR WAY
Preparations in Swing
for Summer Mining
Operations.
< >piiir, March 9.—A number of activ
ities for future mining operations are
.mw under way.
Casta us Matthewsoo, who recently
look a three-year option and lease on
i no Nollette holding's on Yankee craek,
amounting to .'kit) acres, is moving a
prospecting outfit on the ground, pre
paratory to installing a dragline
scraper.
G. YV. C. Glass has begun urospect
i ng work, with a crew of men, on the
lower end of Yankee creek, the work
being done for the Flume Dredge Com
pany.
OphirGlass and JiobGresho are pros
pecting on Ganes creek for a dredging
syndicate, of which Judge T. M. Reed
is the head. The claims to be pros
pected include those in the group from
VOs. 13 to 13 or 19 above on Ganes.
John Matson has purchased the Ancio
holdingson Spaulding creek, a tribu
:ary of Ganes; and is prospecting the
claim, prej/aratory to opening up dur
ing the summer.
Nels Vibe is engaged in patting in
t batch of wood on Discovery, Little
:reek, preparatory to summer opera
tions.
Joseph Saponich and associates are
moving wood and supplies to property
on Spruce creek, preparatory to sum
mer work
Dans Krickson is moving supplies to
ground on Ganes creek, in preparation
for summer work.
T. A. Samuelson is putting supplies
on his (Janes creek ground, in readi
ness foo summer work.
John Vogtor is prospecting some of
his holdings on Ganes creek.
Stave Bailey end Grant Murdoch,
who have been getting out bridge tim
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15 Barrels
Salmon Bellies
200 Pounds Net
$35 Per Barrel
Put up bv Klondike Johnson,
below Bethel.
Inquire N. C. Co.
McGrath, Alaska.
bers for the ("Janes creek bridge, are
now over near Tacoma, where they are
getting out extra large pieces of tim
ber. The bridge* it is expected, will
be installed following the arrival of
i Road Superintendent Lukens.
John Rieck is prospecting his hold
ings on the lower end of Gaines.
C. L. Raker is busy on lower Ganes,
doing prospecting work.
F.d Schneirla, of Scbneirla Bros., has
finished posting notices of Applications
for patent of their holdings on Little
creek.
Victor Hill is sinking a shaft on No.
1 and No. 2 associations, Victor gulch,
preparatory to spring work.
I'Ycd Carlson and associates have
finished sinking a working shafi on
their Anvil holdings, preparatory to
taking out a dump.
Louis Susan and Frank Larson are
sinking a shaft on the upper end of
Anvil creek.
John Stayton is hoisting dirt on No.
3 below on Ophir creek.
Frank Meiers and Al Rerg are pre
paring for spring work on benches of
Nos. 4 and 5 below, right limit, Ophir
creek
Collins & Hdrd arc preparing for
summer work ou No. 9, Ophir.
Johnson, Bolgen & Johnson are pros
pecting on No. 3 above upper, on
Ophir.
Evan Jones and -H. INicholsor. are
sinking on discovery, Gold Run.
Mrs. P. A. Anderson and Carl Olson
are sinking above discovery on Gold
Run.
Johnny Edwards has moved an outfit
up to his ground on Spruce creek.
E. L. Daniels and J. Weir are sinking
a row of shafts, to crosscut the Neimi
association, on lower Spruce.
Frank Speljaek, Gharlie IsaacsoD
and John Repo were out with their
kodoks during the passing of the rein
deer herds, recently, and secured a
number of excellent views.
Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Rieck and three
daughters were Ophir visitors, re
cently.
Ed Enholna, well known Tolstoi min
ing operator, spent a few days in Ophir
on business, lately.
Max Simel, well known merchant of
Fairview, paid Ophir a visit of several
days, recently, attending to business
matters.
J. M. White, Cripple.’s well known
merchant, was an Ophir visitor for a
few days, recently.
Eric Hard, after a visit of several
days in McGrath, is again back in
Ophir.
Sid Paulson contemplates leaving in
a few days to visit his holdings on
Cripple creek.
A1 Greenberg and partner, with a
crew of five men, are taking out a
dump on Fox gulch, a tributary of
Cripple.
Commissioner B. B. Smith, of Ophir,
was a Sunday arrival, and is attending
to business affairs here.
Chester Brink, from Flat, with the
outgoing mail, arrived Sunday, leaving
Monday morning for the coast.
Notice.
In the Probate Court for the Kusko
kwim Precinct, Fourth Division,
Territory of Alaska.
Estate of Ben Anderson.
Chas. Ammolin, administrator, hav
imr applied for permission to sell the
real property of said estate, all persons
interested in said estate are notified to
appear at my office, at Naptmute.
Alaska, Friday, March 10th, at 4 p m ,
to show cause why such per ssiori
should not be given
Witness my ban 1 and offic ii sea
this 30 b da> if Junoary. 1922
[Seal] W J < BIH3K
U. S. Commissioner, acting sc
probate judge, Kuskokwim
precinct.
Northern Commercial Co.
of Alaska
Marine Gas Engine, Complete, 3 H. P. Gray, With High
1 H Tension Magneto and Reverse Gear. 1
Dynamite, Caps and Fuse. j. Horseshoes, Nos, 3, 4, 5, 6
Hydraulic Hose, 6 and 8-Inch. iFlume.Hose, 12 and 14-Inch
Salmon Gill Netting, 5 3-4-Inch Mesh, 8 Feet Deep.
Grayling Gill Netting, 2 1-2-Inch Mesh, 8 Feet Deep.
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Indian Mitts, Moceasins and Snowshoes
Furs Bought’and Sold 3 White'Fish and Dog Feed
DogHarnessCollars Sled Lashings Tank Heaters
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Service -- Quality
Lunches Served At AH Hours] >
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I ice Cream a Specialty. Mrs. E. P. Werner, Prop
McGrath Roadhouse
Excellent Meals
Service Prompt and Efficient
The Langley House
Roadhouse and Restaurant
Meals At All Hours
Bread, Pies, Cakes and Doughnuts for sale. Always on hand
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