LYONS’ MEAT MARKET
Our Goods “The Empire’s
Standard”
Meats kept in first-class cooler during the hot weather
lry Our SHAMROCK BUTTER, EGGS, LARD.
HAM and BACON. HOME-MADE PORK SAUSAGES.
J. O. Lyons, Manager
NORTHERN POOL HALL
“Where Good Fellows Get Together”
Robert C. Jeffery, Prop.
HYDER LUMBER CO.
LUMBER
Rough
Dressed
Flooring
Ceiling
Rustic
Wainscotting
From a sliver to a cargo
Mirntmaxast
TERRITORIAL TATTLE
F. Martin, postmaster at Hope,
has resigned and will go to Seattle
to reside permanently.
George Wintermantle, a former
Nome business man, died recently
at Salem, Oregon, after a year of
insanity.
August Hanet, representing the
Fairbanks Gold Mining Company,
returned to Fairbanks recently after
another winter spent in the States
and is now preparing for the re
sumption of dredging operations on
the old creek.
Another oldtimer and a pioneer
of mining prospectors has reached
the end of the trail. Thomas Darl
ing Shot, aged 74, well known in
the stampedes of the Klondike and
Circle City fields, is dead. The old
timer was also present when the
nuggets were dug in the California
and Cassiar strikes,
j That the future mining outlook
of the Bluff section, both for quartz
| and placer is bright with promise,
is the declaration of Patrick Mc
Grath, a widely known oldtimer of
that seotibn. Several outfits work*
ed there last wlntefl. Mikfe Powers
and Martih Marion took out a dump
on their ground oh Eldorado creek
and Meegah ahd Olsoh also hoisted
gravel in the same locality. Meegan
and Olson have some excellent
quartz properties bn bne of which
they have operated a' firtall mill for
several years Wifh gbod feStills;
Harry Hendrickson of Unga,
known as ‘‘One Eyed Harry," re
cently left Sand Point In an open
dorey and is believed to have been
blown to sea and perished.
J.W.Kavitskk a well known Daw
son business man, was found dead
in his rooms over his place of busi
ness on Third Avenue, Dawson, It
is believed he succumbed from a
sudden attack of heart failure.
The Fairbanks local office of the
General Land Office announces that
word has been received to the ef
fect that the survey of the bounda
ries of Mount McKinley national
park will be commenced during the
early part of the summer.
Dave Young, aged 52, died recent
ly in Cordova of heart failure and
was buried under the auspices of
the Fraternal Order of Eagles and
the local Pioneers, The deceased
first came to Cordova in 1908 and
had resided ih that section ever
since. He had been sick for over
a yeaf.
Jacksoh Anha-hootzi traditional
chief of the Sitka natives, has heart!
the call of civilization and serves
noticfe on all concerhed that he is
no longer a follower of the etlsidms
of his forefathers, blit an Aihfericah
citizen and a tnembfer of the Alas
ka fiatiVe Brotherhood. He has
taken down the totems of his clan
find rShountied hiS chifeftahcy.
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Imperial Baths
International Avenue, Hyder, Alaska
TURKISH
RUSSIAN
SHOWER
M. Earle, Prop.
Going from Hyder to Stewart
Stop at the
OCEAN VIEW
GOOD MUSIC
SOFT DRINKS
TOBACCP8
G. E, Hodgkinson, : proprietor
SALMON RIVER BANKING CO.
OF HYDER
Incorporated under the laws of Alaska
Capital I’aid Up $15,000.00
Commercial and Savings Departments
Domestic and Foreign Exchange
Money Telegraphed to all Parts of the
Regular Boarders Taken
$1.80 per day
BREAD & ALE KINDS of PASTRY
JIMMY GARTER « “OLD BILL'S PLAGE"
HYDER PAINT SHOP Painting, Paperhanair.il
* Kalsominmg
Traversy Bros.
SIGNS
F*aiiits, Oils, Stains. Varnishes, Shellac. Wallpaper, DeattehW f elt.
Chbese Clbth, Kalsomine.
Sutherland Building, Maih StHeet
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ALASKA
Gateway to the Great Salmori River Mineral Ared
£ ' ,l 5 ' . k*>
At the Door of the Fantous Preniier Mine*
You Hate to Come to Hyder to
keach the Mines
Fastest grOWIM t8wn In tilE ft&kTfi