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HYDER ALASKA MINER
W. R.‘ HuiX • • Ediur
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A newspaper whose purpose is to tell
the world about the newest and bus
iest town in the norttfland, and the
native resources which are responsible
for its existence.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
Entered as second class matter Nov
ember 4, 1919, at the post 'office »at
Hyder, Alaska, uuder the Act of
'March 8, 1879.
| Sent anywhere for $5 a year.1
Advertising rates on application.
HYDER, ALASKA, Oct, 19 1921
PROTECT THE LAND
In order to spur the governmtnt
into action regarding the preven
tion of further damage to the resi
dential section of Hyder by floods,
it behooves each citizen to appoint
himself a committee of one to urge
the necessity'of such action upon
our Delegate to Congress, Dan
Sutherland, who Is known to be
friendly toward any improvement
that trends toward the betterment
of conditions here. It would also
strengthen Drn’s hands if each cit
izen would write a personal letter
to every member of Congress,
w hether in theJdouse or in the Sen
ate, with whom he is acquainted.
Hyder has a long life ahead of it,
Mining men predict that 20 years
from now the wealth of gold and
silver produced in this district will
be many years away from reaching
the peak of production. This being
the case, the home-sites of Hyder
are worth preserving. The task is
of too much magnitude to be under
taken by individual enterprise.
Only the government can make an
effective job of it.
THIS APPLIES ALSO TO HY&ER
Winter is just around the corner.
It. would be well for all household-!
ers to get busy —clean the stove
pipes and see that they ore proper
ly replaced. I .ook into the chimney
and see that the Rue is 0. K. A
defective flue has caused the loss
homes and life. Citizens of ,
town like Stewart, without water,
works, should remember the
Eleventh Commandment—SA rEld
1R 1. Portland Canal News.
- A newspaper published in the I
states contains an account of the j
invention of a machine designed to j
separate gold from gold dust which |
it is purposed to operate on the j
sands of the Pacific shore. If that
inventor could devise a machine
that would separate potatoes from
spuds, his fortune would probably
be niade.—Jdnean Empire.
The almost sensational advances
in “foreign” silver of late scores
“two” for mining optimifeih. With
both lead and silver at good prices
the Northwest, including British
Columbia, will have no cause for
complaint. Notlhwesl Mining
Truth.
The rich mdri has had his idle all
summer. Pretty soon tftS poor
man will get hi*.
A headline in the Rupert N^v.s
announces: "Prince George to run
still.” First time we ever heard ol
a prfdce £rfeaking into the mooo
shin'ing game.
The CoFdova Times says: “Mry
be^an was made to mourn,’as our
copy-books said, but who' is going
to malie him mourn " except him
self?" What? Has the editor of
the Times never been married?
One of the miraoles mentioned
in the Bible on which the ministers
ao not enlarge is (hat of a baby
talking when he was not more than
24 hours old. That was when Job
cursed the day he was born.
GNUS. H. COSGROVE
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
New Bank Building Ketchikan
JOHN HOVLAND
ASSAY OFFsCR
HYDER. ALASKA
R-N ROGERS, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
HYDER. Alaska
Office Campbell Building
T. H. SUNDMACHERJ*
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
HYDER, ALASKA
Clothier & Baker
Assayers
STEWART, H, 0.
NORTHERN
POOL HALL
Where Good Fellows ^et together"
R. C. Jeffery,
Prop.
TOOTH'S SMOKE
SHOP
Stewart, B. G.
WILLIAM REID fOOTH, Proprietor
Tobiccos- ‘Snoos’
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The lest of the World’s god* dty."
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I BUT
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g the corner to the Alaskan
Hotel, and see if they don’t
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and we’li fix you up with
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HYDER
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