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LOCAL TOPICS
A. G. Larson, engineer of the
Pish Creek Mining Company,
was an arrival on the Prince
Rupert Thursday.
Arrivals from Ketchikan re
port that Jim Mooney, who left
Hyder some days ago to secure
medical relief for a painful
growth on one of his lower
limbs, has gone to the Belle Is
land hot springs for treatment
on the advice of physicians.
j J. C. Barber, of Ketchikan,
one of the owners of the River
side mine, was an arrival on
the Prince of Wales on a trip i
of inspection of recent devel
opments on the Riverside prop- '
erty.
Reports from Ketchikan an
nounce that the case of Sull
ivan versus Carlson and Hew
itt has been set for hearing in
April. The case involves the
title to valuable mining proper
ties in the Texas Creek section,
j The plaintiff, W. S. Sullivan,
|is suing Messrs James Hewitt
and Charles Carlson for an in
terest under an alleged grub
stake agreement.
i The S. S. Prince of Wales ar
rived from Ketchikan Thurs
day morning with the mail, a
full cargo of freight and six
passengers, including M. R.
Jamieson, William McGrerw,
Chas Knipple, W. S. Sullivan,
J. C. Barber and J. K. Green.
Messrs Jamieson, Sullivan,
Knipple and Me Grew return
ed from attending the district
court sessions at Ketchikan in
connection with the Daly- Alas
ka case and other matters in
; which they are severally and
l jointly interested.
; Reports from the Dunwell are
> to the effect that'the: contin
uation of work in the No. 3 tun
inel is yielding most encourag
ing results ip uncovering the
downward continuation of the
main lead found in the two up
per tunnels. The values are
said to be practically the same
; as found in the No. 2 tunnel.
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A judgement awarding to Wm.
Bunting a commission of ten
per cent on the sale of the Un
icorn group to A. B. Trites has
been handed down by the Brit
iish Columbia Court of Appeols,
according to recent advices
from Victoria. The decree sus
tains a judgement of the low
er courts in favor of Bunting
i and against Louis Watkins, and
John Hovland, by whom the
ground was sold to Trites.
It is said that under the de
cree Bunting will receive a one
tenth part of $120,000.
Mrs. Reddick, wife of Dr. F.
E. Reddick, the genial pastor
of Hyder M. E. church, was the
recipient Tuesday evening of
a pleasing testimonial of her
popularity in the shape of a
surprise birthday party, partic
ipated in by nearly forty per
sons representing all walks of
our town’s life. As a result of
strategy on the part of Miaa
Coombs, Hyder’s .poprular;
young school-mistress, Mrs.
Reddick was totally unaware
of the impending surprise until
FRESH BREAD A ROLLS
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i major portion of those who
participated were seated in the
;hurch hall and a more com
pletely surprised lady could not
have been found north of fifty
three than: was Mrs. Reddick
when called in to greet her
guests. After the exchange of
greeting* and felicitations,
Miss Coombs and Miss Hunt,
who constituted the program
:ommitteo, started some of the
)ld time games, such as “Poor
Pussy,” Squirrel in t.he cage,”
lut rolling and a variety of
)thers dear to most of us in the
lays of youth, and soon every
>ne was in a hysteria of laugh
er that lasted during most of
;he evening. Even the moat re
lerved and dignified of the
guests entered thoroughly into
he spirit of jollification, with
;he result that all who attend
ed the party declare they had
sne of the best times of their
experience and are a unit in
asserting that social gatherings
pervaded by a similar spirit
of sociability and good fellow
ship are the jfinqst possible
means of encouraging commun-1
al good #ill and cooperation.
During the course of the even
ing Mrs. Reddick was present
ed with a handsome present in
the shape of a beautifully col
ored and handsomely framed
panoramic photograph of Hy
der, one of the photo-master
pieces of H. A. Ives. Later in
the evening refreshments, con
sisting of sandwiches, coffee,
cake and candy appeared from
nowhere in quantity sufficient
to satisfy the most vigorous ap
petites. Misses Coombs and
Hunt and Mrs. Reddick added
not a little to the enjoyment by
contributing a number of vocal
and instrumental selections.
Reporta from the Riverside
group indicate that the recent
widening out of the ore vein
is continuing and has opened
what appears to be an exten
sive body ot good grade ore.
Those in touch with the prop
erty assert that the owners
are contemplating the install
ation of a mill during the pres
ent year, the sole question be
ing the type of mill beat suited
to handle the ore.
J. C. Barber, one of the own
ers, arrived from Ketchikan
last week and visited the prop
erty.
A pleasant surprise party in
honor of Mrs. Louis Legge oc
curred Thursday when a large
number of friends of the lady
descended on the Legge homo
in the Forest Reserve district
and passed a most enjoyable
evening.
The J. A. Hail residence on
International Avenue was the
scene Saturday evening of a
merry community party, at
tended by upward of forty per
sons. A most enjoyable even
ing was passed with games and
other amusements and a tasty
uncheon was served. The par
ty was in the nature of an im
promptu affair, gotten up at
the invitation of Miss Helen
Hall, to whom those who par
ticipated owe a debt of thanks
for a decidedly pleasant even
ing.
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