LYONS’ MEAT MARKET
Our Goods “The Empire’s
Standard”
Meats kept in liist-elas* cooler during the hot weather
Try Our SHAMROCK BUTTER. EGGS. LARD,
HAM and BACON. HOME-MADE PORK SAUSAGES
J. 0. Lyons, Manager
PORTLAND CAFE
Where you can enjoy
a good tneal in solid comfort
Service front 7 a. m. til! 8 p.'ni.
MEALS 75 Cents '
The best the market affords”
Ed Herman Proprietor
HYDER LUMBER CO.
IRough
! Dressed
lumber’s?*
. Rustic
Wainscot ting
Lrom a sliver to a cargo
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TERR ITOltlA L TATTL
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A narrow guage mad is- being con
structed to connect the hsku week
mine with the washing plant.
S. VV. Ebbert, pioneer merchant
and hotel man of Gold Bottom, nea*
Dawson, was operated on a» Seat
tle recently.
Three hundred and twenty-five
men are employed at present in the
Chiuhaloon and Esha coal mines,
which are beiiiK worked under the
direction of the navy department
Oliver Macfarlanr, colored, a well
known prospector of Barker creek,
died at Dawson recently. He was
well known to uli oldtimers, having
been a barber in Dawson for many
years,
C. R McLeod, a well known pio
neer resident of Dawson, died re
eently, alter being sick for several
months. McLeod had been a resi
dent of Dawson since the great
Klondike rush of 1898 and was ac
| tively engaged in mining.
In accordance with a general
i plan of retrenchment which has
affected Nenana in vatious ways,
the Alaska Engineering Cotnmiss
i ion has decided to limit the func
; tions of the general hospital at Nt
! nana to emergency work and to
! transfer the general work to Fair
| banks where arrange meats have
' been made to handle railroad cases
! under contract. The plan included
I the removal of Chief SuFgeon T. 0,
Lake to Fairbanks where he will
make his headquarters.
The Nome council recently elec
ted Judge O.D.Cochrcne as oily at
torney ■to succeed Hugh O’Neill.
. Telephone service will be heten
ded from Dawson to MayO soon.
The line is already erected and in
operation as far as Minto bridge
C'apt, Herbert M. Parker of Seat
tle, oioneer master Ond pilot, re-!
cent I y arrived <in Juneau, having i
made the trip in a 28-foot sailboat,
alone. He was two months and 18;
days on the trip. ;
W K.Keller, oi Pullman, Washing
ton, has been chosen superinten
dent of the Fairbanks schools Hej
is 26 years old and an athlete of|
note, having been director of ath-,
letics in several colleges.
As the result of a fall from the j
old Warner Hume on Salmon creek
to the road 30 feet below; Mrs. H.
Peterson of Juneau was seriously
injured. She was on he; way to
pick bettieS when the accident hap
pened. The creek bed at this point
is filled with rocks upon which Mus
Peterson struck her head
Jas. P. Collins, on 3 above. O'Con
nor creek, has struck flood pay, ad
cording to reports received in Fair
banks recently The Collins claims
are situated eight miles up the
creek from the mouth. The gold is
coars j and is said to carry a very
high assay value. The ground rent
about 50 ftfet to bedrock and is dry ;
with sufficient water for sluicing.
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SALMON RIVER BANKING CO.
(IF HYDER
Incorporated under the laws of A laska
Capital Paid Up $15,000.00
ftonnnercial and Savings ! v part moots
Dome* tic and Foreign Exchange
Money Telegraphed to all Parts of the
United States
HENRY’S PLACE
Volunteer Drive, Mytler.
Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drinks
The right place for right treatment
HENRY RIVARD, PROPRIETOR,
Regular Boarders Taken
$ 1.80 per day
BREAD & ALL KINDS of PASTRY
JIMMY CARTER „ "OLD BILL'S PLAGE"
HYDF-tt PAINT SHOP Painting. Paperhangt-v
Kaisominintr
Tpavf.ksy Bros.
SIGNS
•iinL OiK, Stain.*. Varni -boh. Shellac. Wallpaper, P. auoi
f.hwse Cloth. Kalsoniine.
Sutherland Building, Mast? Street
HYDER. ALASKA
Gateway to the Great Salmon River Mineral Area
At the Door of the Famous Premier Mine
You Have to Come to Hyder to
Reach the Mines
FASTEST GROWING TOWN IN THE NORTH