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Hyder MmUb« Shop
Hyder Maahiii© Shop
Hydor UecuBe Co.
Bank of By dev
Makuna$p JUrber Shop
Hntak Leach.
Meal Cafe. .
Hyder Grocery.'
Hydra Machine ftbop.
Bydear ^areaatile Co.
Cbbpwaro . ftrookory—
Hyder Mercantile Co.
Hyder Bray Co.
Helenaote Ciyar Store.
Northern Pool Hall.
Hydra Bray Co.
Hydor Bairy
Bjclriirt, Sopplioa—
Hyder ^Mercantile Co.
Balwoa River Doek. Co.
Hyder Foal Ceatpaay
CkIim; Rivar Daok Co.
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Harder' Mercantile Co.
Hydor Grocery.
Hyder Mercantile Co.
Hydor Grocery,
Hydor Mercantile Co.
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Golden Gate Hotdl.
Hardware—
Hyder Mercantile Co.
Jowotry—
NiKfit Shop.
Hyder Drug Co.
Lamdry—
Portl»ad Canal Electric
Machine Shop—
Hyder Machine Shop.
Meat Market*—
P. Earns A Co.
Notary Pu^Ile—
Ernest Blue.
Plumbing, Stoamfittiag—
Hyder Machine Shop.
Printiog—-*
Hyder Herald.
M Eoama—
Northern Pool Hall
PrytoiUirl—
Bynest Blue, Attorney.
Photo Supplies—
Hyder Drug Co.
Jdeel Cafe
Qaiek Lunch
Silver Grill
Steelier* Supplies—
Malamute Cigar Store.
Northern Pool Hall
Hyder Drug Co.
Hyder Mercantile Co.
•olden Gate Hotel
Hyder Drug Co.
Steamship Agenda*—
Salmon River Dock Co.
Border Line Tranaport’n Co.
Toilet Preparation*—
Hyder Drug Co.
Yraafor Compaata*—
flam Potts
Crawford Transfer Co.
Hyder Fad Go.
H$t!er Drug Go.
BIG ALASKA
APPROPRIATION
TO BE PASSED
The largest appropriation in
the Alaskan amounts of the
Department of tlu* Interior, is
u.’sured passage in the Senate
and House, a total of $136
920, according to Washington
dispatches. The Educational
appropriation of last year has
been increased $20,000 for
erection and upkeep of five
new schools opening in Sep
tember. The medical appropri
ation is practically unchanged,
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?160,000. l*he reindeer appro-*
priation has been increased
$6,000 to $17,620.
Nine cases of scarlet fever
were reported in Fairbanks a
few days ago. The homes of
the sufferers were isolated to
prevent a spread of the con
tagion.
A bill introduced recently by
Senator Stansficld would make
t possible to obtain patent on
ireas of public land in Alas
a, not in excess of five acres
BODY OF MISSING
MAN IS FOUND
Dispatches say reports that
Indians have discovered the
mutilated body of a white man
on the shores of Lake Becha
roff have been confirmed by
white investigators. It is be
lieved the body is that of
Charles Nelson who disappear
ed three years ago.
N ’ m> lel’l a fishing village
to cross the lake which wa:
ov red with scum ice. A few
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days later his boat was found
upturned and frozen in the ice.
He had not been on friendly
terms with the ndians.
The store and warehouse oi
Sam Dubin at Wiseman wa3
destroyed by fire a few days.
a?o with an estimated loss of
410,000. The destruction of
he establishment wiped out'
■'he only local source of food |
"ply and the residents are !
w d ‘Pendent on the town oi [■
ior supplies.
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THEFT CHARGE FILED
AGAINST KETCHIKAN MEN
Arres'od by Federal Prohib't
. ' Tent3 on a. raoon.uhin
• * barge, Art Ca 1 on an 1
Jcepbeg Ketchikan
•in? men, wore later form
h: rged v/1 h larceny. The
men were arrested by dry
> -ontP who reported seisin ;
SuO gallons of mash and con
siderable whiskey.
Du. in? the raid, the officer*
noted articles in the camp cor
•o.-nonding to descriptions ot
onorty taken a short time
■ lore from the cabin of on*
Murray Johnson. This led to an
investigation and filing of the
arceny charge against the
men.
BRITISHER WILL
ACCOMPANY WILKINS
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Hughes Duncan Grant, form
British naval officer, i.s as
sociated with George H. Wil
kins in the latter’s second po
ur expedition, press reports
ay.
It is said the party will use
wo Stinson planes, capable
f 1,500-mile range, with 73
oot wing spread, and also a
bkker monoplane. They plan
o fly 600 miles northwest of
’cint Barrow. The party leaves
battle for Fairbanks on Feb
uary 12.
JEW LAND PURCHASE BILL
Delegate Sutherland intro
'uced a bill to permit Ameri
o purchase unreserved
?' i' lands in Alaska for
50 per acre.
•T. A. Williams, pioneer resi
st of Alaska and the Yukon, *
md recently at the govem
cat hospital in Anchorage as
result of a complication of
Pmr-nts, aged 64. The deceas
d had charge of the electric
irht plant in Dason in K on
yke rush days and was known
o old t'mers as “Electric
,’>ht” Wiliams. During late
ears he has reni-’ed in the
'airbanks and Talkeetna dis
ricts.
Y. Inouye. a Ketchikan JaDa
c-e a.”d Srl'v Shields, of the
me *dace wre recen-1" cr
ested in Sea-'le on a Mann
hr.vg' after they had
■ '"e;chi’,-an an! registered
Seattle Hotel as man .and
Tim -Tan. who is married
p.d the fad her of two chil Iren.
K 'tchikan, where he wa
rn cloyed as restaurant cook
.’.npooedly enroute to Japan
ie is said to have attempted
0 purchase a ticket for the
hields girl on the same boat,
uf was refused and then gave
ie money to the girl to pur
hase a ticket on the next boat,
ossession of the ticket by the
' . i cd her mother to go
> United States Commissioner
lehoe for aid. She was a’low
d to proceed to Seattle, how
v r, after Seattle officials
•ere wired to be on the loo':
ut for Inouye, who met the
irl as expected and proceed
1 to a lmtel where both were
rrerted after Registering as
lan and wife. The Jap was
eld for the Grand Jury with
ail fixed at $2,500 and the
irl was held as a material
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