HYDER ALASKA MINER
Pytygpfeed & the MW# $&#.’ Ab**s 9r|t||fc Gfl&wbU, Miner^ Aren
.Jill* Paper after Wave Bea*
SSf ft'*!/ «l! ,<fef
■Mfer *«?• f •
ansrsrm
T^CSS
rrssx
t©Bgg§t Asriai Trim <
Starts WUfeaut a flitch
turned !<# fra? &## (fre
HfciWM&m &*t .Wf Ah#
y^ry
•fpry sivjyly 35? Wi,e? #*«v*l
i"i s*itie jy«f »a4« ip m°™ *
jfirgt, ;v *HhQ#ikttp&m0! A*#*,
finding skill ,co#ld ^qfllaw? '♦hat1
f he line M b«m^OfTecfly inifeUgdi
#V? b#nm fo&UV.' Wfciflfr enteP
fn$*e ctf lea* ii*9 «# «R#eriat hadj
{V &e cousigesed, Snd dis®r*tion dip-'
gafed? i»tic» j& fe.ying o#t the eosu
iy -wwipwfit#.
iHovaw. jpo fa#Jt few hep# found
in tfce construction or i»ateri#l and]
#19 cfcwgo? few# to he wade, |
ft ww » W* 4&y* jwh »t ringing
f hp bu«*#fe OPt° th# «*M#, and »h#
first or# to hi loaded was staffed
from the win* today, There «c#
250 buckets, with » capacity o/ 800:
pounds stash, sr a total eapseity for]
the buckets at 106 tons. So when
tbs first basket «al frotu the upper
bankets returns, the guaranteed
eapasity of the tram. 160 tens, will
bars keen delivered at the lower
bunkers, Anyone who likes figures
td at liberty to figure out from this
Start how fast tbs buckets will tra
rel daring their 23-mile trip, Op
the Start the buckets wifi aot be
loaded to (heir full capacity, but
Will be worked up to it as the equip
ment is rounded ihlo perfect run
ning order.
The ttaut was built uuder con
tract by the B. C. Ribiet Tramway
Co. of Spokane, with T. H. Graham
in charge of the construction. Mr.
fcraham has befcn building tram
lines for 26 years, and has been
With the Ribiet people for 20 years.
The feat he has just accomplished
of finishing in one short season the
longest serial tram on the American
r
SMTA ■ CUS
US SENT I PRESENT
TO
THE MIDBET EMPORIUM
For Every
Child In
Hyder
The children are asked
to call for their gifts next
Friday affembon.
a Wte
VWPtomtWtob auefbaMpeafe*
friyroiuftr&if £*ewtiye .ability
^•ngfeuwV^AkUl
at GET TITLE TO
FOREST RESERVE
The following letter from C. T.
Qyrdjipef, forest Supervisor for AI
#t*a, wag pftcsy-yed la# Wed#e*day
1*0 late for publication iff tips /W,
of that d#M. Resident# »f flyd«rj
will 0nd a touch of fcWftQF jo Mr.’
G«HU<W'« f*i*fejw to insufficient
hguaiog acseHjoawietvw* oji the so
called Linde borg townsite,,
Ketchikan, Alaska,
Oeeemtwr £, 1921.
The foweejfces of Tenakee, Craig
«o4 Hydey will all be eliminated
from th# Tonga** National forest
on January 1, W22, This action.
which h taken on the recommends- j
tion of- the Foioot Service, will per-■
mit the residents to apply for pa
tent to their holdings under the
general to waft t* laws. At the pres
ent time the lots ale occupied under
• system of leases providing for
the payment of a nominal annual
rental
side of Chicligof island: ih 1014
theFeVfest Service sumjrrt the
townsite into streets, blocks snd j
lots and a short time later construe*!
ted 36(10 fset of plank streets as'
aids to the devatopjheiii of the town.
It is now a thriving little fcomtnUn
ity With good houses, gardens, store!
and a school, it has one of the
best known hot ipHhgs in Alaska.
Cfalg is located on tha west coast
of Prince of Wales Island. It was
founded by “Craig" Miller who built
the Lindenberget cannery thfefc In
1012, end is now the center for thte
entire welt boast, having in addi
tion to the cannery, a modern Saw
mill, good stores, school and decks,
A number of years ago the Forest
Service surveyed over 200 lots and
built 2100 lest of planked streets
itt Craig. Many of these lots are
now occupied by residences and
business building!.
Hyder, at the head of Portland !
canal, was named for F. H. Hyder,
a mining engineer who examined
the Premier mine in 1915. The
town was started eti the Lindebotg
honieltead blit this proved inade
quate in Sizfc as the population has
grown very radidly in the lalt few
years. To provide additional home
building space the Forest Service
subdivided an adjacent area into
208 lots. A good wagon road built
by the Territory »f Alaska fetid
Forest SOrVice from Hyder into the
Salmon river mining country, a dis
tance of 11 miles, is proving of good
value in developing the town.
These three toWnl ate noW per
manent settletaenls ahd wltbolit
doubt the residents will apply for
townsite patents and then Institute
local town goveranient
Laundry work done riaht and promptly
delivered. Tub and shower baths, new,
modktti; strictly eg is date. Jim Mmsetn
PERSONAL AID PE8T1NENT
| (I f -it •(*!»’,140 >U»
Pound elsewhere I4
Tho Midiot HqipociMi 1
Moot mo at tfcgjlow
,^ond this P*(*r W <WW#
#.1). GdJui Mt Iwt tor.
tfotchikan
Barney McHugh kgfc.yn (Ae (>:W«ln fSf
iKotchikatl.
>Foli* Seppi hat gone to *ot«sWw fa
a short sgfit
Prod Swanson hat gone (f> AvotfiWwp
(or a short visit
Jack MsCalliuip is confined to ka* tied
vffb rheumatism.
DJjc^ Bell left cap the CgrivJW iatf
Wednesday night for KetcbHpaMl
'I'he Carman is due to arrive Atom
flhikan at t a'ffak Friday mftffAng
AMnart FeMnson. ona of the ovum* qt
t*tt Sj*y«*go. is jua ft efctyfcan on a v«it
ftaft Campbell, Who has hews wining aft
<ho fywwgr, Mt Moutlay nidbf fa *9**
«ouver.
Charlie Travertf, of the Hyder Paing
Shop, left Monday night 1m • visit kt
Sestthr.
Bcb Spetk, who hia bdea driving Mam
for the Premier, bds game to Seattle for
a visit,
WB Murphy, proprietor of tho Fish
creek roadhouse, was doom Sunday an
b<dioosi
Howard Cameron, managing engineer
of the Silverado, ha< gone to VaneouaWr
for tno Holidays
Al Boblitt, a carpenter formerly mi thi
tram construction, has g#n# Id Ketehltan
to frit A aeanrh or m.
Bi. ind lire, ftrrtl of Mtlrart Itfi
■Sain Monday ottk for Vafmedvor where
the doctor hks epimad an oftUe.
C. T. Baker, of the Stewart tfsaying
firm of Clothier li Baker. has gone to
Vancouver to spend the Holidays.
Captain Jimmy AnderSon 0/ the^Sil
verado left Monday nltfht for Vancouver
and Victoria to spend the Holiday*.
Dick Johnson and Ed Vandervillc. who
hut* been working at the Premier, left
lest Wednesday night fbt Ketchikan.
Mr. und Mrs. Shough have fetdrned Id
their camp near the mouth of Georgia
river to resume development work on the
B. C. group.
Newt Uoguewood has purchaser! from
AI Blackburn, and Is now occupying, the
residence near Second knd Main built iiT'
1119 by Ole Olson,
P. C. Beaudreau and family have mov
ed into the residence between the Hotel
Hyder and the Portland Cafe building,
owned by Bob Keith,
Geo. A. Fraser, the Stewart druggist,
has gone to Victoria to spend a month
with his family. During his absence the
store will he in charge of Bert Edmunds.
Jack PeteM; #Htt has been driving for
the Crawford Transfer Co., left last Wed
nesday night for Seattle;-with the inten
tion of remaining there about e month.
Eli Watlahd an«P Charlie Lund are
camping at the mouth of the Marmot
and endeavoring to snag on otibatlonal
Spring saitdoll The weather has been
against them recently.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Neither the International Roadhouse,
1), S. Mains nor L. K. Doggett will be re
sponsible front this date for any indebt
edness incurred by H. D. Glllts.
Dated at Hyder, Alaska, December Iff
1921.
Signed,
L. R. Doggatt, Manager of International
RaadheUta.
Shoa shine stand, Alaskan Motel, Rut#
Millet) (Mate orders far laundry.
ityaf • mintn| engineer ofj
|<C«n frmoiseo. arrived last Friday pn thej
IlS^v^etal. which waa apaalally .afc(uj{ered.
ffardke trip from Rupert, and la exemln
feg£» Mew Afeske for Naw York In
'P-pt Daly cam* down Monday from the
ihiAV 41aaka, on which he haa a bond.
AO# reporta that the work there |a pro
Aaedinc satisfactorily. He brought some
apecimena of ore frotn a new place
0M tbe lead which ia hr tag opened up
Since sleigh #ndmartqy transportation
to the Premier mine waa resumed after
the heavy snowfall, concentrates have
been qomihg down steadily and a large
shipment ia already on the wfcarf await
tug the arrival of a steamer. Last Mon
day alone 100 tona were delivered at the
wharf,
The Takp li made a special trip from
4+tehthgn, arriving here Monday naern
ta*-. <#r the purpose of taking out a num-j
bar eg residents, principally from Stew-i
art; who desired to be in Vancouver, Vic- j
bade m Seattle for Cbriatma a. The boat i
left here at 8 o'clock Monday night for
ftnpert. With the expectation of connect
ha* with the Venture for the south.
HYDER PATHFINDERS HERE
The iSO copies Of the Hyder
edition of the Pathfinder ordered'
by the Commercial Association hate
arrived and are for Sale at the Mid
|#t Emporium. The Pathfinder j
piiblishefS made atefiotts error in
leaving out of the leading Srticla a
dascriptioa of a number of promin
ent Fish Creek properties, including!
th** Titan gfoiip, owned by Fitzger
ald Brothers* the Fish Creek group
oWued by John TibtUnd, ahd the
Lucky itc#; Mammoth; fffcw York
and Frisc > groups, owned by S. G.
Benton and associates. Otitside of
this, tHe number is 0 K, and a good
boost for Hydtr and the mining
district adjacent.
JACK LOCKWOOD IS DEAD
Word of the death of Jack Lock
wood hat been feoeittd from Capt.
John Irving of Victoria. Lockwood
dame to thia district in 1816 and
had dona considerable prospecting
principally Up the Bear River. He
owned a claim adjoiniug the Rush
group on Glacier Creek Which il said
by those familiar with the locality
to be a valuable piece of property.
He left for Vancouver several
months ago to enter a hospital for
an operation made necessary dy an
enlarged prostate gland. Nothing
is khown here as to Lockwood’s
antecedents. He was about 70 years
of age.
Mrs. Johnson. Sanitary laundry. A street
F. C. Lawrence, the jeweler, has s fine
stock of goods suitable for Christmas
gifts. J t will psy you to look in his win
dow; Prices are ritiht.
Don't go home hungry. Get a lunch at
the Ocean View.
.■■Heeia ii
Imperial Baths. Russian staam bdthl $1
See I’ete Fite for sew filing, wood cut
ting, or any kind of Work, Leave Orders
It Hotel Hyden
Votog For Carnival
Queen Ha* Commenced
Dttma h ...425
EUmakmth Baynfan _ ,,,,, JJ76
ElUmfi't* fi# v.-.v 519
lla Kwif ■•j.-.' . 255
The Pioneers are spring no *£■
tort to make their Qgrnjvaj oja New
Eye m event that will t*
ne me inhered by jits parties pacts jg
to ywe, The hall Is being
lavishly deeorated for the oeeasio®
and a number of interior changes
baoo been made. A second floor,
$8 by 70 feet in size has been add
ed and this will he utilized as «;
dinipg room and for some of the
gatoM, The dining department »
being finished in a roof gardeo ef,
fect and if fenced off by a hedge.
Every foot of the-opac&wa balcony
will also be utilized, no «s to en
croach an little as possible on the
dance floor. The arrangements are
now so fat advanced the announce
ment can be made that the games
will start promptly at 8 o'clock.
Voting for the Carnival Queen
has commenced, the returns for
Hyder ap to 10 e'eloolt last night
being given at the head of this ed
umo. The Stewart and Premier
mine retains were not received in
time for publication. These art apt
to make an interesting change in
the race at any moment. The four
yoang lady candidates for the hon
or are all extremely popular, and
the finish ef the voting contest Will
hold thrills and excitement.
Polling places are aa follows:
Hyder Drug Co,, Salmon River
Trading Co., Golden 6ete, McDon
nell Hotel, Midget Emporium; Stas
kan Hotel, Ocean View Hotel, Pre
mier mine, Northern Pool Hail.
King Edward Hotei, Nihe-taile,
Stewart Cliib, (Gibson and Khipple)
The gold nugget chain to be pre
sented te the Qu»eh, will be se
cured tn Ketchikan by Felix Seppi,
miiiiiimiiiiiiinmim
wbo on (Carmen Fri<
day mof^ijyg. ihe ob4n will be
on display in soma atone window
in town after it «b (received haw?
JACK flora AT MOVIES
Tonigbt at the movies Jadk Piob
ford wBl be teen £o bis mm special
production, *1» Wtong," a drama in
which baajar andpatbasfrenttraert
ivejy Winded. The {Aar As built
around the -escapades of a village
yearth orho has the penchant inherent
to some hid of every American vjt
lage far getting iota mare scrapes
than tf»a average mortal could fig
ure oat. but eveatualy landing
right side vp. The picture is highly
spoken of by oat side papers.
C
huh.
FLOWERS
«iv«na
FOR
Christmas
Decorations
Made to Order
By a
Specially
Tf allied
Artist
in this specialty,
Mra. Jone», 2nd Strict.
Neat Miner Office.
Illiiiiillilimilm.ii.iim.SI
iiiimiMiiiiiiiHUimiiiiiiNiiiuiHiuHiimiiiuuwiwiiiiumiiiuiiniiiE
31 Woman’s Crototuttg <&lotg
3fs Her Hafr.
SWITCHES
Made from Combings
Scalp Treatment
Face Massage
(Will Guarantee to BemjV:.- ALL WRINKLES)
Mrs, Jones,
(Diploma from Carlson College)
2nd StrMot, Hyitr.
Nmab Minor of fie*.
, * ■: