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LOCAL TOPICS
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YVillium Gray, proprietor of
the Hyder Lumber Company,
returned Thursday from a visit
of several months in the south.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Pitt and .
Bert Smith, of Premier, re- j
turned Thursday from the
south.
John Thompson, well known
sourdough plans to leave
toward the end of the month j
for his old stamping ground in !
the Atlin country.
H. G. Marvin, former Stew
art resident, is reported seri
ously ill in a hospital in Eng
land. Mr. Marvin and family
lelt the district about two year;
ago to make his home in the old
i country.
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Drifting Rowboat
Suggests Fatality
Discovery of a drifting row
boat containing a loaded rifle,
fishing gear and oars by Nick
Kristovich in the vicinity oi
tt' •_ i. • . n 11_i
M. unuvi
1JII i, S U V. V, I
Canal last Satudray created a
! mystery presenting aspects of
possible tragedy for several
days this week. It was found
j later, however, that the boat
belonged to one De Pessimere.
a Stewart resident, who is gen
erally known as “Shorty, the
cook,” and who has been en
gaged in hunting and trapping
on the Canadian side of the
Canal.
It developed later that De
Pessimere had been marooned
as a result of the boat drifting
away while he was on shore
A message received late thi:
: week by W. R. Reid of Hyder,
, B. C., indicated that De Pessi
mere, on finding his boat gone
managed to build a raft, 01
which he rowed himself tc
! a camp on the American side
of the Canal. From there he
was transported by boat tc
Maple Bay. He asked Mr.
Reid to have the boat returned
to him at Maple Bay in the
I event that it had been found.
I Mr. Kristovieh will tow the
l boat down on his return to
j Tombstone Bay tomorrow.
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fires—Herald Office.
Alaska Suffers Record
Low Te mperatures
Reports from Interior Alaska
points indicate that the present
winter is one of unusual sever
ity with respect to low temper
atures and depth of snow.
A temperature of 82 degrees
below zero was recorded at Al
akahet, on the Koyukuk river,
and Nome recently experi
enced the coldest weather in
the camp’s history. Late re
ports from Fairbanks said most
of Alaska has been in the grip
of one of the coldest and storm
iest winters ever experienced.
Seward reported a train snow
bound in the Broad Pass sect
ion with 12 passengers, with
! surrounding snowdrifts 20 feet
high and a temperature of 50
i below.
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Hyder
Chamber of Commerce
Incorporated
Regular Meeting First
Tuesday of the Month
Commissioners’ Salary
Bill Is Rejected
The bill recently introduced
by Alaska Delegate James
Wickersham providing for the
payment of salaries to United
States Commissioners in Alas- .
ka has been unfavorably re- j
ported by the Attorney Gener
al’s office, according to Wash
ington reports.
The House Judiciary com
mittee, to whom the measure
was referred, submitted it to
the Attorney General for his
opinion. The Attorney Gener-j
al approved the purpose of the |
measure but reported unfavor-j
ably on its passage because of j
the determination of Congress;
to keep down appropriations.1
In his letter to the committee j
Attorney General Mitchell said i
•s
ucj^ui iiucm nan lvi
time been considering legislat
ion to put Commissioners in
Alaska on a salary basis and is!
inclined, as a general proposit- j
ion, to look upon the plan with
favor. However, it is estimat-,
ed that it would require an ap-)
propriation estimated at ap-1
proximatelv $175,000 to cover;
the salaries and expenses of1
Commissioners. Against this
there would be offset of ap
; proximately $37,000 per an
num. consisting of fees now re
ceived by Commissioners from j
sources other than the United '
States, and an aggregate of j
$46,000, leaving a net addit-;
ional cost to the government of j
$129,000.
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NOTICE OF MARSHAL’S SALE
Public nolice is hereby given thai j g
by virtue of a judgement and decree i g
dated January IS, 1932, issued out of I j
the District Court for the District of j g
Alaska, First Division, at Ketchikan,
in favor of Yael Hozenslain, plain
tiff, and against Charles Carlson,
defendant. No. 1531KA, giving judge
ment in favor of plaintiff and against
defendant for the sum of $3134.64 and
¥24.10 costs, and directing sale of the
following described real estate in Hy
der Mining District. Hyder Precinct. 1 !
First Division, Territory of Alaska, i !
to satisfy a mortgage thereon, de- !
scribed as follows:
That certain group of lode mining
claims commonly known as Home- j
stake group and consisting of Home- *
stake No. 1. Ilomestake No. 2,
ilomestake No. 3, Ilomestake No.
4. Joker. Ilomestake Fraction,
ilomestake Fraction No. 1. and
Ilomestake Fraction No. 2, on the
Nort Slope of Texas Creek Valley
(West Fork) in Hyder Mining Dist
rict.
That I will accordingly offer said
real estate for sale at public vendue
to the highest and best bidder for
cash on the 19th day of March, 1932
at 2:00 o’clock p. m. of said day at
the front door of the court house at
the Town of Hyder, Hyder Precinct.
First Division, Territory of Alaska.
Dated this 5th day of February,
1932.
Albert White
United States Marshal, First Divis
ion, District of Alaska.
By Warren S. Harding
Deputy
Publish February 13 - 20 • 27 - March
5. 1932.
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