OCEAN VIEW HOTEL
LIMITED
HYDER, B. C.
LOOK FOR THE NAME
Warm, Comfortable Rooms_
Rate, $1.00 per day.
Full Line of Canadian Cigars and Tobaccos
Ball-room in connection t
Catering to large and small parties
Tub Baths — S!5:tric Lights
William Reid Tooth, Mgr.
TELEPHONE 1 Long Ring
LYON’S MEAT MARKET
Wholesale and Retail Meat Merchant
Barton’s Circle W Smoked Meats
Butter. Es*i<s, Lard, Mincemeat, Sweet Pickles and Dills
Always on Hand
Try our Home-made Sausage
J. O. Lyon.
LUMBER
We are prepared to accept
and fill all orders on dimen
sion or finished lumber
HYDER LUMBER CO.
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TERRITORIAL TATTLE
In falling a tree at Indian creek
reoently A. Nordlinfr had the mis
fortune to break a leg and was
taken to the hospital at Anchorage
for treatment,
Charles Ross, president of the
Miners' and Merchants’ Bank at
Iditarod, and well known to many
oldtimers in Alaska, having gone
to Nome in the early days, where
he started without a dollar, died in
Seattle, February 16.
Charles Game, a pioneer resident
of Cordova, and an employe of the
postoffice ot that place, committed
suicide there recently by shooting
himself through the head with a
rifle. He had been suffering from
stomach trouble for some time, and
left a brief note reading: “Too
much pain."
J. D. Shelton, a well known Nome
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and Kougarok mining man, was
shot recently under circumstances
that indicate foul play. The shoot
ing occurred near the south mouth
of the Yukon river, in the Wade
Hampton district, and Commiss
ioner Williams, of St. Michael, is;
investigating.
After drifting for hours in Lynn
Canal, a launch operated by W.fMc-|
Mayburn, a prospector of Juneau,
ran ashore at Battery Point during:
a snowstorm and was wrecked.;
MeMayburn escaped by the aid of
a life buoy and later managed to
save the engine. His engine broke,
down at 11 o’clock in the morning^
and he drifted until 1:30 the fol-;
lowing morning, when his boat
| struck the rocks.
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Captain George Terrey, who was j
recently sent to the Morningside j
sanitarium from Petersburg, is re
: ported to be a raying maniac, and
is confined to the violent ward,
where he is kept strapped to his
bed. Ha recently enticed one of
the other patients close to him on
the pretext that he wanted to
whisper to him, and bit the man’s
nose off.
President Charles E. Bunnell of
the Alaska Agricultural College
and School of Mines, has beefi
granted an increase of $1000 in his
salary. Under the new arrange
ment he will receive $6000 a year.
The increase was provided for at a
meeting of the Board of Regents
recently, at which time the faculty
were re-employed for a period ter
minating June. 1924.
Chas. Berseford, an inmate of the
Pioneers’ Home at Sitka, died at
the institution Jan. 20. He was
born in Sheffield, England, 59 years
ago and came from Montana to
the north about 15 years ago to ac-!
cept a position as mining engineer .!
with Col. J. H. Conrad, at Carcross,!
Y. T., who was operating the Con-!
rad Consolidated Mines, in the vi- j
cinity of Windy Arm. He was j
with Conrad for a number of years
and then went to the Porcupine
country back of Haines, where he
secured a number of claims which
he believed valuable, but which
he was unable to dispose of to ad
vantage. He was at one time one
of the most prominent mining en
gineers of the Northwest.
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SALMON RIVER BANKINO CO.
OF HYDEB
Incorporated under the laws of Alaska
Capital Paid Up $15,000.00
Commercial and Savings departments
domestic and Foreign Exchange
Money Telegraphed to ail Parts of the
United States
HYDER MACHINE SHOP
and
OARAGE
Blacksmithing and All Sorts of .
Repair Work
A. J. Mayer.
The NORTHERN POOL HALL
Optimo and Chancellor Cigars
Some - Cigarettes
Sweet Cider, Sodas and Lemonade
SPECIALTIES—
Pool and Out-cards
Travs, Fives and Sevens of Spades
—COURTESY
Walter Blanton, Proprietor.
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HYDER PAINT SHOP Painting Paperiianginff
Kalsomimng
Traversy Bros.
SIGNS
Paints. Oils, Stains. Varnishes. Shellac, Wallpaper. Deadening felt.
Cheese Cloth. Kalsomine.
Head of Main Street
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