The Nome nugget., 1902-01-04
On Glen Gu!Ch, Near the Town
 of Rampart.
WRITER WORK IS Cn
Glen Is Called tine "Little WOnder"-- nany Laynen at Work--Prospect-
 ing on Other Creeks in That Ni- cinity--News From the Roy ukuk.
(From the Rampant Miner.)

The price of wood at Rampant run from Sl6 to SIS aer cord.
 Samuel E. Heeter and Georgi; Frances Raymond were married in Oc tober by Rev. M. E. Kooncc.
 The Eagle Mining Company hav' | shut down operations on Pa, Glen, ant have gone hunting. They hope to la. in supply of fresh meat for winter. Oliver Lorencen says that S4, GOO wa cleaned up last summer on Ne. la, Gl.l gulch. he pay is three feet deep. nc space 30x50 feet was worked. l., ren cen IS wol king on No. Ga, Omega, |, i' winter.
 l.. D. Metcalf and George Allvir E left Monday with q months supplies ( prospect on the Panama side. They know where they are going, and won w,rt for wages, as they will find son e thing better.
 The big companies al Fla npart have arranged with the freighters to lay Rampant supplies down on Glen a, Ranp part pr;ces and lower, should Il ( Dekine store make q cat. They are determined that Rampant shall Lolo the good will oi the miners.
 Mr. Sullivan, who left Rampant last s.Iring, got in from the Koyukuk with his partner OcI. 8. They started ou, from there with four horse; tv ( strayed away, and two of them grew SC weak they had to be shot. The boys seem to regret having to winter al Rampant. We'll bet they are satisE. by spring.
 The Miner plant is plumb out of oil. We were too busy paying freight tC corral the oil. The land office and Register Mullen are in the same fix. Jack Nelson has ten cases for Ii ( Mirror and hiI mess, which he thinl s will do him; if it doesn't, he will fall back on dips made from 3 barrel oi cylinder oil he held out.
 Jim Lawrence and Y. o. Green have six holes l2 feet to bedrock on their lay on 3a Glen. They have found pro E. poets in each hole, the best pan bein- two-bits. The paystreak is eight inches deep: the width IS not known, but u c ground is not as rich as is the claim below them. The boys found the ground too deep 10 make it sumn CT proposition, but they are Well satisfied. They let from the Eagle Company at 55 per cent.
 At the very jump-of of the writer work on Glen that gulch is even S r. passing the rich yields expected of i. The first report arrived last week that pay had been found that week on dis covery claim, and these reports are now verified and intensified, and make 1000 com inuous feet oi pay dirt on lh.s little wonder gulch. On lb rrospe, ts were found in the summer. On Ia $3, ,O00 has been taken out, and S1,C0O on Pa in the sumner. On 3a Gle' n and Lawrence sank three holes in tn summer, and found pay in each. The paystreak was only eight inches deep. Now they are dri ting, and it is better every day. Joe Kamin-ki and Pau Lei,ler reached pay Friday last. On 4a all kinds of good dirt are found. Frank Steveis sank two hoes, but found nothing in the first; the second contained pay. Gus Conradt report ts that he, Labosk. and Lynn Smith at drifting in Il four-foot paystreak. the bedrock pitching away from the creek, and on the west de of the gulch they found $2 to the pan on bedrock, the pay growing less as they leave bedrock. They place nine-ioot fire. and have not found the side limits; they take out nothing but paytiirt: the waste need not be disturbed. There are dozen other laymen on No. i, but no dumps as yet.