LOCAL TOPICS
The Moose Park swimming
pool and picnic grounds are
now in line shape for the sum
mer as a result of recenlt ilabor3
by members of the Moose
Lodge.
Mrs. Felix Se'ppi left Monday
for Prince Rupert.
Although considerable snow
still remains along the upper
Salmon valley, ithe highway is
open to Premier and cars are
going through daily.
E. M. Reynolds, who under
went an operation for appen
dicitis in Prince Rupert two
weeks ago, is reported making
golod progress toward recovery.
Rev. Father Leo Bosse, O.M.I.
late pastor of the 'local Catho
lic parish, is now permanently
stationed at Vanderhoo.f, B. C.,
according to reports from
Prince Rupert.
Mrs. August Pahlke, who has
been severely ill during the
past two weeks at the family
residence on Premier Avenue,
i is reported somewhat im
proved.
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; Another card social and dance
of the Woman’s Club-Pioneer
serieg will be held in Pioneer
| Halil this evenng.
Campbell Bushfield left
I Thursday morning enroute tin
i Toronto.
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Mr. Endres, aged father of
Mrs. E. M. Reynolds, passed
away in Seattle last Saturday
morning.
The Hyder Dock Company
completed this week an exten
sive program of repairs on its
| big dock. In addition to re
; pairs on the upper structure,
some 30-odd piles were driven
to replace similar supports
weakened by time and the in
dustrious teredo worms.
i Roy Priest, well-known mem
ber of the Premier of the Pre
4 mier mine force, who has been
ill for some time, Heft Thursday
for the south with his family.
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Tractor Party Into
Cassiar Is Planned
A 'tractor expedition into the
upper reaches <of the Cassiar
district of British Columbia is
planned for the coming sum
mer by Charles Bedaux, a
French-born New York sports
man, according to New York
reports.
Bedaux recently made a 9,000
mile motor journey across Af
rica.
He is to be accompanied on
the Cassiar journey by his wife
and a party of abiout 30 others.
Five tractors will be employed.
The expedition is planned to
leave Edmonton July 10 and.
after visiting the Cassiar, will
proceed to Wrangell, Alaska,
and return south by steamer
from that p,ofnt.
Expansion Of Helm
Bay Mine Planned
John Foloworzny and Ed.
Johnson arrived recently in
Ketchikan with a gold brick
from the Gold Standard mine
at Helm Bay. The brick, val
ued at $1080 represented the
monthly output of the mine,
which is owned by Dr. G. E
Dickson and Richard Nyckolls,
according to the Ketchikan
Chronicle.
The mine is under lease to
the crew, which is now en
gaged in w.ork designed 'to op
en up ithe old Gold Standard
mine, which is located some
distance from the beach.
The crew plan to operate the
old mine as well as the new
one, which is located on the
beach, and has been worked
during the past two years.
Lead-Silver Costs
The mineral division of ithe
United States Bureau of Com
merce recently issued some in
teresting figures on the cost of
lead and silver production in
the United States.
Hecla Mining Company, in
the Coeur d’Alene district,
Idaho, is the lowest cost pro
ducer of lead at 4.3 cents per
pound, with Bunker Hill and
Sullivan in the same district at
4.6 cents per pound.
Silver production costs Bunk
er Hill 35.4 cents an ounce and
Hecla 40.5 cents an ounce.
For Sale: 10-gal. keg choice
fresh packed salmon bellies. In
quire Herald office.
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Notices of desire to hold min
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assessment suspension act for
sale at Herald office.
Cabbage, Cauliflower and Let
tuce plants now ready. Smith,
the Gardener, Stewart, B. C.
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