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AND COSTS NO MORE THAN OTHER METHODS
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Funds and is Returned to Us. We Hold Cancelled Draft
AS YOUR RECEIPT
Bank of Hyder
J. A. HALL, Pres. E E. HALL. Vice-Pres. E. D. HADDON, Cashier
AND
SILVER GRILL
W. C. BLANTON
PROPRIETOR
HYDER
ALASKA
SAM POTTS
GENERAL TRANSFER
STAGE LEAVES HYDER for STEWART
AT 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. DAILY
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PARTIES and BANQUETS OUR SPECIALTY
SALMON RIVER BOCK COMPANY
Ladysmith Coal::: DuPont Explosives
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GENERAL DOCK AGENTS
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MERCANTILE COMPANY’S STORE
Hyder Grocery
FRANK REICHENBACK, PROPRIETOR.
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
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IN SEASON A SPECIALTY
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LOCAL TOPICS
DOINGS IN THE
ALASKA LEGISLATURE
Continued from Page 1.
term of office of Attorney Gen
eral to two years.
H. B. 'No. 32, Worth. Licens
| ing resident and non-resident
fishermen.
H. B. Bill. 33, Paul. Appro
priating $5,000 for school at
Yakutat.
H. B. No. 34, Grier. Appro
priating $10,200 for Cook In
let ship subsidy.
S. B. No. 36, Brown and
Dunn. Provides for bounty of
$3 on all hair seal killed.
I Senate passed S. B. No. 2, ap
; propriating $3,500 for Tanana
school; No. 24, authorizing
quo warranto proceedings to
be brought by Attorney Gen
eral instead of U. S. Attorneys.
No. 25, prohibiting city offic
ials from being interested in
municipal contracts, and No.
26, substituting word “Terri
tory”’ for “District,” wherever
j used in the stautes to designate
Territory of Alaska, were
passed by the Senate and or
dered transferred to House.
March 29
S. B. No. 37, Dunn and Pratt.
For improvement of Tolovana
I tram, with $20,000 appropri
ation.
1 S. B. No. 38, Dunn. Regulat
| ing and limiting fish traps.
Senate passed S. B. 23; Senate
Joint Memorial No. 1.
H. B. No. 35, Ross. Amends
primary election law.
H. B. No. 10.. Providing terri
torial refunds for public
schools.
March 31
S. B. No. 39, Hunt. Deficien
cy appropriation for $4,340
for fund for tuition fees paid to
municipalities for education of
non-rsident children.
8, B. No. 40, Hunt. Providing
method of election of delegates
to national political conven
tions.
S. B. No. 41, Hunt, Providing
for legal organization of po
litical parties.
: S. B. No. 42, Hunt. To regu
late, define and license prac
tice of optometry.
Senate passed H. B. No. 15,
appropriating funds for school
house at Kotzebue.
H. B. No. 36, Paul. Appropri
ating $3,500 for relief of Doug
las school building, mainte
nance, repairs, etc.
H. B. 37, Gaffney. Appi-opri
ating $17,200 for ship subsi
dies Seward Peninsula.
Following bills passed House:
H. B. No. 8, Grier. Authoriz
ing expenditure of road and
trail funds for construction of
airplane landing fields.
H. J. M. No. 1. Sundquist.
Endorsing he road develop
ment program outlined by the
Alaska Road Commission for
Seward Peninsula.
S. J. M. No. 2, Dunn. For im
provement of mouth of Tanana
River.
THE NUGGET SHOPPE
j See our well assorted line ot
l Nugget and Old Ivory Jewel
ry, Diamonds, Watches, Rings,
Bracelets, and Jewelry Novel
ties. Remember that we spec
ialize in Jewelry and Watch
Repairing in all its branches.
We also handle Optical Goods.
TAILOR SHOP
CLEANING and PRESSING
SEWING, ALTERATIONS
MRS. SULLIVAN
International & Premier Ave.
Mrs. Merl F. Thomas and
son, Bruce were passengers to
Ketchikan on the Taku last
week.
At the Church next Sunday '
evening there will be a short j
Easter service consisting of;
special music by the Sundayi
School and the choir. Exercises
by the Sunday school children,
and a short sermon by the
pastor. Every one is cordially
invited to attend:
Proprietor Walter C. Blanton
has reopened the ice cream de
partment of his popular North
ern Pool Hall.
Hugh B. McGuire, well known
known mining man, spent the
past week in camp in connect
ion with his mining interests.
Wm. McGrew returned last
week from a business trip to
Seattle.
Geo. Clothier, resident gov
ernment mining engineer for
! the Nass River district, for
| many years, has been trans
ferred to tlhs Nanimo district.
Rev. A. ,W. R- Ashley, who
recently resigned the pastorate
of St| Mark’s Church, Steart,
i will leave for the south late
this month.
i James Pitcher, former district
game warden for this district,
was a visitor in camp during
the stay of the Taku last week.
Mesdames R. C. Young and
Pearl Glantz left Wednesday
on the Taku II to spend the
summer in the Lincoln’s Pass
ection, about 90 miles down
Portland Canal.
Ed. Fernald, well known old
timer, who has been ill for an
J extended period, is once more
able to be about again. Mr.
Fernald contemplates a visit
in the south and will leave
i shortly.
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Vancouver Quotations
APRIL 7—1927
Bid Asked
3. C. Silver 1.65 1.75
Dunwell 1.41 1.43
Glacier .09% .10%
Independence .09% .09%
fndian .05 .06%
L. & L. .05% .05%
Lakeview -02% .02%
Marmot — .11
Premier 2.18 2.20
Porter Idaho .15% .16
I Silver Crest .06% .07%
| Nat. Silver .20 .20%
SALES
I 300 Premier 2.19; 1000 Pre
mier 2.20; 1500 Nat. Silver
'.19; 2000 Nat. Silver .20; 2000
Nat. Silver .20%; 1265 Dun
well 1.40; 500 Dunwell 1.39;
100 B. C. Silver 1.70. 500 Dun
well 1.41; 200 Dunwell 1.40;
550 Dunwell 1.42; 200 Dun
well 1.43; 1000 Porter Idaho
.16; 1000 Independence .9%;
2000 Independence .9%; 2000
Nat. Silver .20%; 1000 Nat.
Silver .20; 1000 Glacier .9%;
3000 Lakeview .2%; 1000 L.
& L. .5%; 5000 L. & L. .5%;
7000 L. & L. .5%; 1000 L. &
L. .5%.
FRANK A. METCALF
CIVIL & MINING ENGINEER
U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR
JUNEAU ALASKA
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S.S. BORDER QUEEN
REGULAR SAILINGS FROM UNION PACIFIC DOCK,
SEATTLE, STOPPING AT HYDER ON EACH TRIP
NORTHBOUND
For Information As To Sailings, Etc., Apply To
HOLGER JOHNSON, AGT. THE BORDER LINE TRANSPORTATION CO.
Hyder Dock Co. 1160 Stuart Building
Kyder, Alaska Seattle, Wash.
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-CONNECTING WITH ALL
NORTH AND SOUTH BOATS
AT KETCHIKAN
ALSO MAKING THE BELL ISLAND HOT SPRINGS
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We Have Also Established The FAMILY SER
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REGULAR SERVICE
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Card Tables Reading Room
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WRITING AND READING ROOM
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TASTY MEATS---PEPPY LUNCHES
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ALL THE DELICACIES THE MARKET AFFORDS
Fresh bread and Pastries daily
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MAIN STREET HYDER, ALASKA
HYDER MERCANTILE CO.
MERL THOMAS. Prop.
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