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LOCAL TOPICS I
Chet Larson will give another
dance at Pioneer Hall this
evening.
Glen Daniels, nephew of
Mrs. O. F. Hill, arrived today
i on a visit.
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Louis Hansen, prominent Ket
chikan business man, who re
cently purchased an interest in
the Engineer Group on Texas
Creek, arived from the First
City on the Taku II to visit the
property.
Mr. and Mrs. Blanton and
Felix Seppi were passengers
from Ketchikan on the Taku
; II Wednesday.
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I E. E. Hall, controller of the
Riverside Mine, left for the
south Monday evening after
an extended visit.
C. H. Flory, district forester,
was a visitor in the dis
trict several days last week.
Mr. Flory came over on the
Forest Service motorship High
way, accompanied by J. M.
' Wyckoff, forest ranger. The
visit was made in connection
with the bureau’s local trail
building activities. Mr. Florj,
I later returned to Ketchikan.
Rev. S. V. Warren left for Se
j attle Monday to attend the an
nual Puget Sound conference
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For Sale—8000 ft. rough lum
ber; 1x10, 1x12, 2x4, at road
camp; $12 to $15 per M.-John
scn-Gardner Co.
MORE ABOUT INDIAN
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cess for the treatment of lead
zinc ores carrying gold and |'
silver will install a test plant [
for the purpose of demonstrat-1
ing that the ore can be treat
ed on a commercial basis ai
much lower cost than smelting
and also with resultant saw
ings in transportation charges.
This means that if the Indian
experiment is successful, the
test will probably open the
way for an almost revolution
ary change in local mining
conditions, as most of the orer
| of the district are very similar
to those of the Indian and
I should be amenable to the
same treatment.
THE NUGGET SHOPPE
See our well assorted line ot
Nugget and Old Ivory Jewel
ry, Diamonds, Watches, Rings,
Bracelets, and Jewelry Novel
ties. Remember that we spec
ialize in Jewelry and Watch
i Repairing in all its branches.
We also handle Optical Goods.
TAILOR SHOP
CLEANING and PRESSING
SEWING, ALTERATIONS
MRS. SULLIVAN
International & Premier Ave.
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* PRICES REASONABLE *
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FOR RENT—4-Room House,
partly furnished, electric lights
water, ideal winter location, *
close to stores, postoffice. —In- e
quire Hyder Drug Co.
of the M. E. Church.
M. B. Parounagian, field rep
resentative of the Near East
Relief Commission, will deliver
a lecture on Armenia and the
needs of the vast throng of
orphans of that war-desolatea
country at the M. E. Church
Sunday evening.
The lecture will start at 8
p. m. and there will be no ad
mission charge.
H. A. Guess .vice president
and managing director of the
Premier Gold Mining Co., paid
the district a visit dur
ing the past few days, arriv
ing on the private yacht Seuje,
early in the week and depart
ing via the C. N. R. steamer
this morning. Mr. Guess was
accompanied by two nieces,
the Misses Ross, of Westminis
ter, B. C. '
Hugh B. McGuire, manager
of the Alaska-Canadian Con
solidated Gold Mines, Ltd.,
left for the south today aftei
a brief visit.
PEACE RIVER ROAD
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* * * * large areas bearing
gold-lead-zinc ore; and that
the timber within easy access
of the Parsnip, Finlay and
Omenica rivers, which form
the headwaters of the Peace,
will provide one of the great
est pulp and paper industries
on the continent with raw
ma,teria'ls. From Hudson’s
Hope to Stewart, B. C. the
mountains flatten out and
curve toward the coast, so that
there are no barriers of im
portance against a railway,
while at Stewart itself, a land
locked harbor on the Pacific
has been provided by nature.
\t Stewart, also, the great
Premier mine is located, one
)f the great gold mines in the
world, which is paying divi
dends at the present time of
$1,600,000 yearly.
Another argument of the en
thusiasts for the Stewart route
s that it will link up Alaska
by rail through Canada with
the United States, one of the
necessities for development of ;
Lhe Alaskan territory. Remem
ber that these are the argu
ments of the proponents of
the road. They are not mine.
It would take a lot investigat
ion to prove all the contentions
made, but if the case in fav
)r of the 450 mile road which
would give us another outlet
from Alberta to the Pacific is
correct, it should be consider
ed,, especially as Stewart is
500 miles closer to the Orient,
with its growing market for
Canadian goods, than is Van
couver.
LOCAL STOCKS
Vancouver Quotations
August 12—1927
B. C. Silver
Dunwell
Independence
Indian
L. & L.
bakeview
Marmot
tfat. G. S.
Premier
Porter Idaho
Silver Crest
Bid
1.55
.85
.05
.06
.01l/2
.10
.151/2
2.28a
•191/4
Asked
1.70
.90
.061/a
.08
.03
.13
.17
2.32
.20
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For Rent
3-room house in Forest Town
ite; partly furnished, water,
rlectric lights.
E. R .Stivers
BOUNDARY GIFT SHOP]
HUBERT THOMAS. PROP.
Large Line of Alaskan Novelti^
CURIOS MOCCASINS TOTEMS,
CARVED IVORY POST CARDS IVORY BEAD:]
INDIAN BEAD WORK ALASKAN VIEWS
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PATENT MEDICINES TOILET PREPARATIONS)
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AT THE BOUNDARY LINE itfYDER,
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SEATTLE, STOPPING AT HYDER ON EACH TRIP
NORTHBOUND
For Information As To Sailings, Etc., Apply To
|{ HOLGER JOHNSON, ACT. THE BORDER LINE TRANSPORTATION CO.
Hyder Dock Co. 1160 Stuart Building
Hyder, Alaska Seattle, Wash.
NOYES BOAT CO.
f2fe DOCK 12, KETCHIKAN
OPERATING
SUNNY POINT TAKU II.
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LEAVING HYDER EVERY WEDNESDAY
FOR KETCHIKAN
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ets to be Cleaned and Renovated. ££
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FINEST LINE OF HIGH GRADE
CIGARS & TOBACCOS IN TOWN
Card Tables Reading Room
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M. SAVOVIGH, Prop.
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WRITING AND READING ROOM
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Why! at the Golden Gate, of course !
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MAIN STREET HYDER, ALASKA
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