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OREN F. HILL, Proprietor
Registered Pharmacist
PHONE 16
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Hyder Grocery
HIANK REICHENBACK, PROPRIETOR.
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| LOCAL TOPICS
Only 10 more shopping days
before Christmas.
The annual general meeting
of the Independence Gold
Mining Co. will be held in
Vancouver today.
E. Stewart of the Premier
forces, left Thursday to spend
the holidays in the south.
M. M. O’Brien, mines man-1
ager for the Consolidated M. (
and S. Co., left for Vancouver!
Thursday after a short visit to ;
! the Big Missouri property.
D. L. Pitt, manager of the
Premier Gold Mining Com
pany, leturned Thursday after
attending the recent annual
! meeting of the Canadian In
! stitute of Mining and Metal
lurgy at Vancouver.
Why many curious things
happen to be will be found in
the Herald’s new feature sec
tion on page 3.
S. S. Prince Rupert to
Arrive Later Next Week
Varying the regular sched
ule for one trip, the C. N. R.
\ steamer Prince Rupert will ar
rive here next Thursday at 7
p. m., instead of in the morn-!
ing, and will leave for Van
couver at 11 p. m. the same
evening.
; The deviation from the usual
I schedule will be made to pick
j up a large number of school
, teachers from Rupert, Anyox
j and other B. C. coast ports
,j who wish to spend the holi
1 days in the south.
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Hospital Dance filet* Good Sum
The benefit dance for the
! Stewart hospital held in Le
gion Hall, Stewart, Wednes
day evening was a most en
joyable affair and netted |
$36.30 from proceeds amount
ing to $50.00.
Combined with cash donat
ions in November amounting
to $122.25, the returns from
the dance gave the hospital
I local levenues totaling $158.- !
55. The donations included i
ij$10 from Hyder M. E. Church,
I j $20 from the Hyder Hospital,
I Association, $30 from St.!
! Marks W. A. and $62.25 in
smaller amounts from a large i
number of Stewart citizens.
Tom King also donated a sack
of potatoes and others contri
buted small vegetables.
o
Aid Promised Needy
Stewart Families
: A government message receiv
ed in Stewart this week prom-,
j ised the necessities of life, J
food, clothing or shelter, for all
j Stewart families, thus reliev
ing much apprehension of pos
| sible suffering among those
families whose bread-winners
are unable to secure employ
ment.
Twenty-five married men of
Stewart held a meeting in
Moose Hall Tuesday and pass
ed resolutions asking the gov
j ernment to provide the unem
ployed married men of the
town with work. The resolu
tions stressed the high cost of
living in Stewart as compared
to southern B. C. and sug
Hyder
Chamber of Commerce {
Incorporated |
Regular Meeting First j
Tuesday of the Month j
grested various public improve
ments on which the married
men might be employed with
good advantage.
Assault On Officer
Proves To Be Costly
A. A. Matkovsky, arrested
Thursday evening by United
States Marshal Martin on a
charge of violation of the Alas
ka Bone Dry law, was sentenc
ed today by Judge Charles Sey
in the United States Commis
sioner’s court to 60 days in the
local Federal jail and to pay
a fine of $500.
Matkovsky, it was reported
attacked Martin after the lat
ter had taken him to the jail.
He hit the officer in the face
and broke one of the lenses of
his eye glasses. The attack
proved costly as the usual sen
tence in cases of this nature in
the past has been a $50 fine.—
Juneau Empire.
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Highest Gold Output
Since 1915 Expected
More gold probably will be
produced in the mines of the
world this year than at any
time since the record years of
1915 and 1916.
A conservative estimate, ac
coiding to Engineering and
Mining Journal, places the
1931 output at 21,000,000
ounces, compared with 20,
150,000 ounces in 1930.
“Not only is the actual vol
ume of production by gold
mines greater than at any
time in the last fifteen years,”
the publication states, “but
the scale of profits is also
greater.
“The depression that has
spelled disaster to so many
other industries has lowered
production costs for the gold
industry, which obtains a fix
ed price for its product.”
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In Any Quantity or Dimensions
ROW BOATS FOR SALE
At $3.00 Per Foot
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