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LARGEST & BEST
HOTEL
IN HYDER
NEWLY REOPENED
Under The Management Of
ION. R. DOGGETT
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* REASONABLE RATES *
Cigar S’and and Billiard Room
in Connection
§ SOFT DRINKS 8
SsmVe Display Room
For T ont and For Sale signs
»t the i erald office.
M. S. NORCO
NORTHLAND
TRANSPORTATION CO.
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SAILING FROM SEATTLE
TO HYDER DIRECT
GENERAL FREIGHT
AND
PASSENGER SERVICE
For Information Inquire
SALMON RIVER DOCK CO.
AGENTS.
See our splendid new line of
Art Calendars before ordering
your supply of Christmas cal
endars. Also a fine line of ad-1
vertising blotters. Prices as low t
as outside. The Herald Job:
Shop.
Tb -Northern Pool Hall
HYDER’S PIONEER AMUSEMENT RESORT
POOL-POCKET BILLIARDS
CARD and READING ROOM
r’^'RS. TOBACCO, CANDIES, BEVERAGES
I E 'REAM and SODAS a 3 alty
“1*. . PLACE WHERE GOOD FELLOWS MEET”
WALTER C. BLANTON, * s :::::: : PROPRIETOR
SAM POTTS
GENERAL TRANSFER
S ADDLE&PACK HORSES
i IY DER, ALASKA
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*' HK IDEAL CAFE
MAX. BEHRMANN, PROP.
. MOST UP TO DATE EATING
HOUSE IN THE NORTH
j PARTIES and BANQUETS OUR SPECIALTY
SALMON RIVER DOCK COMPANY
Ladysmith Coal::: DuPont Explosives '
t 5 t BLACKSMITH COAL f § f
GENERAL, DOCK AGENTS
PHONE YOUR ORDERS FROM THE HYDER
MERCANTILE COMPANY’S STORE
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THE SILVER GRILL
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Sam. and Jack ,
OLDEST ESTABLISHED EATING HOUSE IN HYDER
NOTHING BUT THE BEST
Prhrat* Room for Ladies Special
MAIN ST. Open AH Night HYDER
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LOCAL TOPICS
Miss June Brotherton, sister
of Mrs Angus McLeod, left
Sunday for the south after a
visit of several months in the
district.
Mrs. J. Campbell of Stewart
left Sunday for Vancouver, ac
companied by her daughter
Cherry, who will enter the
University of Vancouver.
J. K. Green was a visitor in
camp last week, arriving on
the Cardena from the south
and leaving on the Taku II
for Ketchikan.
Mrs. Thomas Powers return
ed Tuesday morning on the
Mogul from a visit of several
TAII.OR SHOP
CLEANING and PRESSING
SEWING, ALTERATIONS
MRS. SULLIVAN
International & Premier Ave.
LOCAL STOCKS
Vancouver Quotations
September 16—1926
Bid Asked
B. C. Silver 1.90 1.98
Bayview — .10
Daly Alaska — .20
Dunwell 1.35 1.37
Glacier .06 -07 Vi
independence .06 .07*4
rndian .05 .06
L. & L. — .10
Lakeview — .03%
Marmot .08% *09%
Nat Silver .05 —
Premier 2.20 2.28
Porter Idaho .06 .06%
Silver Crest — .12
Victoria — .35
NOTICE
The Hyder Post Office has
been advanced to Third Class
and new regulations must be
strictly observed by order of
:he Post Office Department.
Box rents must be paid quart
erly in advance. Box rent not
ices will be placed in all rent
boxes ten days before the ex
piration of each quarter and i
such rent is due and payable
on or before the end of each
quarter for the following
quarter.
All box rental not paid on
or before October first for
the following quarter shall be
declared vacant after that
date and boxes rerented.
By order of the U. S. Postal
Inspector. i
OREN F. HILL
Postmaster.
For any kind of
personal writing
Remington
Portable
Compact—Case only four
inches high.
Convenient—Use it any
where. Carry it everywhere
Complete—Pull, four-row
Standard Keyboard.
Price, with case, $60
HYDER DRUG CO.
The Postoffice
Store.
weeks in Vancouver, accom
panied by Misa Dorothy Miller
of Vancouver.
Mrs. H. H. Hicks of Hyder,
B. C., is back from a trip to Se
attle.
ICE-CREAM—by pint, quart,
or gallon, at Blanton's.
THE NUGGET SHOPPE
See our well assorted line ot
I Nugget and Old Ivory Jewel
ry, Diamonds, Watches, Rings,
Bracelets, and Jewelry Novel
: ties. Remember that we spec
! ialize in Jewelry and Watch
j Repairing in all its branches.
We also handle Optical Goods.
NOTICE
Dr. C. D. Carter will return
to Hyder during the latter
j part of September or early
| October to look after the dent
] al needs of Hyder and Stewart
! patients.
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ALASKA MINING LAW
Continued from Page 1.
ing laws and patent thereto
in g laws and patent thereto
may be acquired. Lands under
navigable waters, lying be
tween ordinary high water
mark and low water mark
may be worked under local
rules and regulations and
lands below low water mark
1 may be worked and mined un
der such rules and regulations
as the Secretary of War may
: prescribe in the interest of
; commerce and navigation. It is
probably needless to say that
lands under non-navigable
waters may be taken up un
der the mining laws.
The only scrip that can be1
used in Alaska is what is
known as “Soldiers’ Addition
al Homestead Scrip.” It can be
used only on unsurveyed, non
mineral public land, but if
mineral is found within the
land after the purchase has
been completed and patent
issued for the land, such min
eral belongs to the patentee,
provided he had no knowledge
of the existence of the mineral
when he entered the land un
der scrip.
When the location of a min- j
ing claim has once been per- i
fected, that is, after the mak- j
ing of discovery, the marking j
of the boundaries, and the
filing of the location notice,
nothing remains to be done to
hold the possession of such
claim except the performance
of the annual assessment work.
For all practical purposes the
miner’s title is perfect against
all persons and no one has the
rights to enter within his
boundaries for any purpose
whatsoever. It follows that
no right to a lot or a number
of lots can be acquired within
the confines of a valid subsist
ing mining claim without the
consent of the owner thereof.
Many attempts have been
made in various sections of
the Territory, after a rich
strike has been made, by en
terprising merchants and oth
ers to “squat” upon a portion
of a valid mining claim with
the intention and for the pur
pose of securing a portion of
the surface thereof for busi
ness or residential purposes.
Such attempts are futile and
the miner can eject such
claimants provided, as already ;
stated, that his location is in i
fact a valid subsisting mining j
claim, and it is not necessary i
that mineral in paying quanti- '<
ties should have been discov- ]
ered by him.
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CANNING SEASON IS HERE
• WE HANDLE EVERYTHING NECESSARY
FOR LAYING IN A SUPPLY OF WINTER
JAMS, PRESERVES and JELLIES
A BIG CONSIGNMENT OF PEACHES IS
COMING ON THE NORCO NEXT TRIP
Order Your Supply Reserved Now
JARS, RINGS, PARAFFINE, ETC.
HYDER GROCERY
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MAIL BOAT
TAKU II.
Leaves HyderEvery '
WEDNESDAY
Passenger and Freight Service
CONNECTING WITH ALL
NORTH AND SOUTH BOATS
AT KETCHIKAN
ALSO MAKING THE BELL ISLAND HOT SPRINGS
FRIDAY
SALMON RIVER DOCK COMPANY, HYDER AGENTS
We Are Now
In a positi o ^
To Handle All Classes Of Trade
SEND YOUR SUITS TO BE
CLEANED AND PRESSED
AT THE
Portland Canal Electric Laundry, Ltd.
Golden Gate Hotel
M. SAVOVIGK, Prop.
Most Modern Hotel in ITyder
WRITING AND READING ROOM
Where are you stopping, Mr. Jones ?
Why! at the Golden Gate, of course !
INTERNATIONAL AVENUE IlYDER, ALASKA
THE QUICK LUNCH
TASTY MEALS - - - PEPPY LUNCHES
Quick Service a Specialty
ALL THE DELICACIES THE MARKET AFFORDS
Fresh bread and Pastries daily
PRIVATE ROOM FOR LADIES
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE
Allan and Newton, Proprietors
MAIN STREET HYDER, ALASKA
HYDER MERCANTILE CO.
MERL THOMAS. Prop.
Hardware, Paint*. Oil, Glass, Crockery, Glassware, Building Material, Furniture
SPORTING GOODS
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JUST AHRIVED
COMPLETE LINS of GROCERIES, EGGS, BUTTER and
CHEESE. FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES IN SEASON
PRICES RIGHT