The Nome nugget., 1902-06-28
main Camp at Banner Sta. ti0n. Wild Goose Railroad.
ANOTHER AT HoRSQN
Arrangements Being. Rapidly Com. pleted for Pushing the Work With All Possible Dis spatch-.News From Dexter and Other Creeks.

Dexter Creek, June 21--Dexter creek !Averv quiet at present, save for the arrival and departure of few pack trains to and from kousarok and Candle creek, which, besides few chechakos, Is the only life on the erstwhile busy cpeek.
 The Honey claim and No. : creek claim are the only two that are work ing, as there is no water whatever in the creek.
 A great many old timers have re. turned, among whom are '. A. Suther- land, of No, II, who comes back after an extensive tour throughout the West during the winter, upon which he was accompanied by his accomplished wife They have fitted up residence on No. IL.
 Jas. McQaaid and Roland Sushsr. land have also returned, the former from Illinois and the latter from Nj ai inc.
 J. B.Wilkins, of No. Grass, and Mir. Del Ray passed the winter ipE Ealifornia.
 E. H. Danielson- of the Good Luck fraction, has been in Deadvoo1,. s. D.. and narrowly escaped shipping on the Jeanie.
 Matt Shuler had q pfcssans' trip in on the Nome City, and is now on No, :, as is also Christ Larson, whe came in by way of Dawson
 MT. Sveidrup and wife spent the winter in Norway and are now on No S, only too glad to get back.
 Bob Adams, layman on No. l., re- turned on the Ohio. Gus Pyle, his partner, is in the Arctic, touring on the Ieanie.
 Miss Burke, of lower No, II, returned after winter in Skagway, and has en- tire control of No. II, having pur- chased the interest of Alex >Allardyce.
 Otto Strauh passed 2 pleasant winter at Portland, and looks younger by ten years than when he left.
 Frank w. But.ers has taken lay on .he Mccarthy claim, adjoining the Sugar, and has begun work.
 Scott X. Reid are still working on the GRmbrinus an the Anvil divide.
 W. j.. Black is prospecting. tho Illinois bench claim, which he will work extensively if anything shows up.
 The Miocene Ditch Company are makin. camp on No. : Dexter, where they have lay, and will begin sluicing as soon as the water gets in It.is not known when they will get water to the head of Dexter. w. |: Leland, of the Niocene Company, has everything go ing like clsck work. Everything is being done in a systematic manner, and words of praise, and even of wonder, are continually heard concerning his marvellous ability to have everything in fiSt-class condition to get the mos, done in the least time. They are fxing the telephone line to the head of the ditch, making camps, hauling supplies aud building the ditch all at the same time. The main camp will be at. Ban. ner station on the Wild Goose railroad, and two subordinate camps, one at Hob son and one half way between the two.
 Mir. Leland is here. there and every. where, with energy that never flags, looking into details, giving order here and there. with a persistence that keeps everybody on the qui vive, with the re- suit that everything is in perfect order. The entire company might be said to be under military discipline.
 Over on Buster and Lillian consider able work will be done soon. Gid Har- row has had a lot of supplies taken to No. 3 Buster, and Pete Malone will operate on Lillian.
 Olson, Isaaksen and Nelson are enjoy ing trip to Nome after hard winters work on the Sugar claim, as is also, MT. J. O'Sullivan, of Grass gulch.
 Recent prominent arrivals at the Sour Dough are: J. B. Wilkins, Gid. Harrow, Attorney Hatch, J. L. Parker, Robt. Lyng, Dr. Jackson, Capt. Hill, II. T. Harding, James Frswley. Tim Sullivan, F. H. Thatcher, C. G. Cow. den, N. B. Solner, James Donohue, Warren Nelson, Joe Sliscovich, Del Ray and Mir. Adams.
 A pleasant dinner party at the Sour Dough was composed of W. j. K. Mccarthy, Jas. Bursik, Miss O'Hara and Miss Clifford.
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