Wood supply on creeks looks ample for next season
Mining operatives anticipate using around 10 000 cords of creek wood next season with most already piled. Costs range from about 4 to 12 per cord, with local estimates placing delivered price near 6 to 7 and some concern over higher hauling charges as trails improve.
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Beth
Bonanza
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Fairbanks
Wave Price Rise Over Shorter Hauls
A report notes the astronomical reason behind the price of wave rising to twice its prior level despite much shorter hauls. It highlights economic factors affecting supply costs and market rates.
Otter Businessmen Plan Winter Trail to Kuskokwim
A Discovery Otter meeting convened to raise funds for a winter trail from Otter to the Kuskokwim. Merchants see business potential with low-cost grub prospects and a double-ender route via Otter, Little, Ugget, Bonanza, Michigan eek, and George river. A fundraising committee is active, and construction is expected to start as soon as snow arrives.
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Otter
Kukokwim
Georgetown
Ugget
Bonanza
Kuskokwim
Michiganeek
George River
Flat Creek Notes: Winter Preparations and Town Happenings
A Flat City social at the Grand hotel ends with lively dancing led by Mrs Sela Swanson as Jack Connolly seeks a saloon license from Fairbanks. Plans unfold as Drs Carter Spaulling expand Pioneer drug store, Bill Casey prepares a saloon, and locals like Jaffe Carroll Thorns Chas Carroll Thinns stock up for winter.
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Flat City
Sela Swanson
Flat
Jack Connolly
Fairbanks
Drs. Carter and
Spaulling
Pioneer Drug Store
Quarte Bill Casey
Frank Stanley
Tanana
Yukon
Iditarod
Casey's Place
Globe Bakery
Carroll & Thorns
Chas. Carroll
al Thinns
I. Jaffe
Jaffe
Fred Carter
Cold weather slows mining cleanup efforts and wage notes
Harsh cold slows creek work with final totals dipping. Doe Mading arrived with a 13 500 dollar nine day run on Wildcat association and a large crew. George Riley reported a cleanup under 1 000 ounces. Only Lynn Nelson Bates on 1 A Otter and a few outfits remain sluicing before winter hush. Have nuggets made into souvenirs at Simpson's. Odorless Closets complete at The.
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Wildcat
George Riley
Lynn
Nelson
Bates Brothers
Old Jeff Complain Again About Doping Allegations
Jim Jeffries declares in a lengthy postfight statement that he believes his July 4 defeat to Johnson was caused by mind muddling and subpar condition from possible tampering or doping. The comeback piece, written after a Catalina Island fishing trip, draws jaundiced reactions from fans who doubt his charge.
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Jeff
Catalina Island
Rematch Doubts Follow Jeff Johnson Bout
The article sketches a boxing scene after a match with Jeff Johnson where the defeated fighter hints at a possible return, though most doubt a rematch. It notes public perception of the bigger fighter and the crowd’s mixed reactions to Jeff’s conduct and nerves before fights.
Iditarod Population Draws Stampers And Prospectors
A vivid portrait of Iditarod settlers arguing that the crowd consists of genuine prospectors ready to chase wealth. The piece notes two men reporting nine hundred dollars each in a year, sparking zeal and comparisons to a flock of wild sheep as they race across hills to grab a share of claims.
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