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Hyder Alaska miner., 1919-11-07

LONDON, Nov. 7-The House of Commons devoted all yesterday evening to discussion of the Russian problem. However, there is not any new light on the subject. Labor members atrong- ly critidized the government for it's int ervention policy. A statement that the BOlsheviki were willing to negotiate peace with 1he Entente governments was made by It. Col. Lestrange, one of the Liberal members
 VANCOUVER. Nov. 7-Mrs. Lewis and Jack Boyd are expected to be the chief witnesses this afternoon at the inquest of Carso, victim of the shoot ing tragedy in Holly Lodge yesterday morning. Mrs. Lewis who Carso claim ed was his wife, and Boyd, are held by the police. The bail is fixed so high that neither will be released, at least until after the inquest.
 BERLIN, Nov. 7-Dr. Alfred Zim- merman, Secretary of Foreign Affairs during the war, caused a mild sensation during Thursdays session of the Nat ional Assembly committee investigat- ing the war, when he admit ed that the German authorities had been suspicious that their code, which had been made known to the American authorities was betrayed by them to the Entente.
 BERLIN, Nov. Hugo Hasse, min ority Socialist leader, died today from the effects of an operation for the am- putation of leg.
 OTTAWA, Nov. That the Union ist government will not carry on should the House impose upon it the burden of providing additional gratuities for re-
Hyder Alaska miner., 1919-11-07

Jas. Mowat has snug four-roomed house for sale, opposite Lindeborg's residence.
 Nelson and Heath received by the Taku this week shipment of winter clothing for the working men, woolen shirts, pants, caps etc., also some of the famous Goodrich shupacks and short rubber boots, cooks and walters aprons, fresh candies and tobaccoes.
 Among the more recent improve ments installed at the King Edward Hotel in Stewart is the formation of three-room suite. Roy Moseley believes in keeping the King Edward up to date.
 Bob Jamieson has had new flight of steps put in between the Hotel Hyder and his residence.
 There was temporary shortage of candles in town this week. Aladin lamps are cheaper.
 I'D. Smith is putting in bakery and beanery at the rear of the Junction store. He is an oldtimer in the art of feeding the boys.
 Geo. Irving, assayer at the Premier mine, has gone outside for a vacation. He has been on the job steadily for two years, and figured it was time to rest.
 Dalby B. Morkill Provincial Land Sur veyor, has finished his field work for the season and gone south. He expects to put in most of the winter at Victoria developing his notes and maps, and to return in the spring.
 The Hyder Alaska Miner is only five dollars for the whole year, and is the best Christmas present you can send to the folks sutside.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1919-11-07
TFLEGRAMS

turned men, came from Hon. J.A.Cal- der, chairman of the special committee in Parliament Thursday.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-04
OUR LOSS.

The resignation of County Court
Clerk, John S. Crawford this week
comes as a surprise to many, and
will be greatly regretted by all.
| tt has been known for some weeks
that Mr.. Crawford was contemplate
Ing this move. Offers of larger COM
pensation than his Office yielded him
have been pending for some weeks
His love for his native county made
him hold back for n time, but his
duty and obligations to his family
finally forced hs to take the step.
q Mr.. Crawford has made a most ex-
tellent and efficient and accomplo-
dating clerk. No County Clerks Of
flee in the State has rendered more
perfect service. Visiting attorneys
invariably comment on It's condition
and efficiency
And it has been the delight Of Mr.
Crawford to helr the citizens Of the
county in using the records of the Of
fee. 1t was clear to all, too, that
he did not thus so serve us merely
10 gain favor. but because it was his
I.ature to be helpful.
The county is the looser by his go
!ng.- Not 50 much. however, because
We lose County Clerk-for his sue
cessor, Mr.. Paul G.. Hogsett. will
serve equally we'll. but she suffers a
distinct loss N the going Of n good
Citizen Mr.. Crawford has been a
forward looking citizen and has help
cd III all advances for bettcrmcnt.
l. is distinctly to be regretted that
Greenbrier county cannot hold out
sufficient inducements to her citi-
zens to keep them at home. With
improvements and DEVELOPMENTS
promised Of the future there viii.
como a time when oar young mon
may have rewards for service mere a,
home
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford will take to
heir Oklahoma hone the well wishes
OF many thousand Greenbrier citi-
zens who wish them well. but regret
their going.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-04
COUNTY COURT ORDERS.

Greenbrier County Court was in
regular session here Tuesday. April
LIST. 1919. President Shields and
Commissioner Sydenstricker on the
bench. - '.'.-,. -
in Fort Spring district, authorized
to expend $1,000 per month for sup
port of James Burdette.
White Sulphur district having
about 100000 surplus road fund.
]. J. O'Ferrell, w. B. Hines and Les
ter Huddlestun were, on request. ap-
pointed committee to investigate
and report on proposition of perme-
nently improving the Big Draft AMI
Allegheny roads leading northeast
and south out OF White 9plphHr
Springs. ....... 4
The Court, on it's own. volition
put on record the following resolu-
ton: 'Jno. S. Crawford, Clerk of
this Court. having this day resigned
his office, and the Court feeling the
desire so to do, records here its ap-
probation Of the services rendered
by said Jno. S. Crawford, as one OF
the officials Of the County. He has
been courteous, efficient and faithful:
under him the Office has been at all
times in such condition that all rec
ords have been available for the pur-
poses for which kept. 1t is the judge
ment of the Court that in all respects
he has performed every duty faith
fully and well. It is ordered that
this appreciation be spread upon the
record book Of this Court" Several
members of the Greenbrfer Bar pres
ent expressed q desire to ratify the
foregoing resolution.
Jno. D. Bales, of Rainelle, was ap-
pointed constable in Meadow Bluff
district.
Court entered order setting aside
SIS ,2SS.00 of Class "a" road fund
TO supplement bond issue fund to
permanently improve J. r. & X. pike
from Lewisburg to Central School
House, a distance of 3 1-2 miles.
The road bed to be 26 feet wide and
of penetration macadam.
Salary OF Circuit Court Clerk for
1919 fixed at $4,000.
Ordered that capitation tax or
$1.0D be collected by Assessor from
each male person over Fl years Of
age.
Ordered County Road Engineer
and all road supervisors cause to be
removed all telephone or other poles
or wires hat interfere with traffic
on county roads.
Usual drafts allowed.
J. G.. Henson, a blind man, allowed
$500 per month for his support.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-04

d,v 49, l. Is. Wyman died last Sun
Fn,u D'orh1hg at her home in Clifton
asas so. OF complication OF diseases,
dn,au % years. leaving to mourn her
v'% ~. lure Tor the other world, her
|m+ "nu. TWO brothers-W. b. Punk
plnn VI clifton Forge and Chas. A.
| sis,"1 OF Lewisburg, and three
Mr. - MRS. 8. M. Anderson and
ana W. L: sillings, of Clifton Forge,
Va ' mrs. Thos. Bishop, Of stanton,
nar nelore her marriage Mrs. wy
In iva was for several years, d nurse
Semiuaih hrmary OF tho Lewisburg
nemh"l y She was consistent
an 10Y the Baptist church and
|rho ncelient woman. Interment in
"'oSe Cemetery, Stanton, va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

y J9o. 8. Crawford. Clerk of the
GteeA brier County Court. issued mar
riage licenses to the following per-
fonss during March, 1919:
John Jones and Margaret Davis.
Married by Rev. w. X. Grigsby, on
March End
/. John Antino Malik and Florence
Schillat Irehearn. Married by Rev.
~. l.. Lineweaver on March 4th..
: James n. Hefner and Margaret p.
McDermott. Married by Rev. F. p
Sydenstricker, on March 5th.
While Faulkner and Ora Wikle.
Married by Rev. Absalom Knox, on
March 5th. ,5. r. 49,,
Geo. w. Lewis and Sallie Haynes
Marrid by Rev. w. r. Grigsby, on
March 10th.
Marshall Johnson Foster and Lii
lian Blanche Barger. Married by
Rev. l.. H. Paul, on March 18th.
George Ridgway and jamie Hutch
isQn. =! Married by Rev. F. P. Syden-
stricken, on March 18th.
: Thomas Lindsay Moss and Bessie
Bell Smith. Married by Rev. H. L.
Mckinnon, on March 9th.
Carl Andrew Brooks and Glenna
NJ. Lawhorn. Married by Rev. w.
II. Du Bose, on March 25th
Wallace p. Stewart and Ella Davis
Ludington. Married by Rev. w. H.
Du Bose, on March 26th.
Noses Jackson and Hattie Pryor.
Married by Rev. Howard White, on
March 26th.
William Cline Gillian and Matte
Rose Kritzer. Married by Rev. ]. S.
Wickline, on March 26th.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-04
GREENBRIER NORMAL.

Professor Alex Thompson, who,
some years ago, served a term as
County Superintendent OF Greenbrier
and who has had large experience as
\ teacher and as instructor IN sum-
mer ncrmals. will assist Professor
Haynes in the conduct of the Green
brier Normal at Smoot. this summer.
Two such trained and experienced
teachers as Messrs. Haynes and
Thompson ought, and we believe will,
have large attendance to the
Normal Of young men and young wo-
men desiring to qualify themselves
for better and more satisfactory
work in the schoolroom. Prof. Haynes
mas already made a reputation for
this school and his recent promotion
to the office of County Superintcn-
dent isAbut just recognition by the
people Of Greenbrier Of the good work
he has done, in the interest of the
schools of the County, in the Green
brier Normal.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-04

j.. Il. Cole. Esq, is distributing to
s"oScribers this week the first vol
'He OF his proposed history of Green
VI" ",ler county. This book. by which
' r,r' Cole hopes to awaken interest in
~ n'S main volume which was to follow,
~ manly biographical, filled DIS 1t is
o.th pictures and life sketches Of
.s OF Greenbrier most of whom
are now living and active in the bust.
ness life of the county. The fron;is-
,'ce Is an excellent steel engraving
governor Samuel Price, who died
w. 'ne early eighties, and of whose
me- me- the book contains a good sketch.
inv oo war the high price of publica-
,h ~" ana other causes much delayed
"' publication of the book.
tro m,ter this was written we noticed
end M ne preface that this bovn would
Of the county. " @"e "'''o''
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-04
FROM CLINTONVILLE.

We are glad to note that DR.. D.
n. Wall has returned from Balti-
more hospital where he took treat
ment and has practically gotten the
sugar out Of his system once more.
Miss Daisy Thompson has also re-
turned from the hospital where she
underwent very successful opera
tion for appendicitis.
There seems TO be quite a mixing
around and exchanging OF farms.
NOVEL; Richardson has bought out
Mr.. Truss Zopp's farm at Meadow
Bluff and Japtes G. Pitsenberger has
sold his valuable farm 10 Davis G.
Martin. We are glad to see Mr.. Mar
Tin come back amongst us rs he is a
good citizen.
Quite a number Of farms have
changed hands around Hurricane
Ridge this spring. w. l.. Bowyer, of
Bingham, has purchased a farm Of
A. N. Shawver; c. E. McClung has
bought VIM. p. Haynes farm; Mr..
Haynes has bought out Rev. Ham
brick; Jacob Persinger has purchas-
cd Of Jake Pitsenbargcr the old and
we'll known farm called the Schilling
place which was first settled by Eng
lish descendants, who long years ago
have gone to the great beyond. In
that day and time quite number OF
English people settled and cleared up
farms near Bingham. The SChill-
ings, Richardson's and Blofields were
all noted people. Richard Blofield, a
I 10 Il, al,
cd old gentleman and used to write
articles for the Old Luminary.
We are glad to know that Homer
Hedges is back from France. He
was wounded in the feet by Ger
man shrapnei she'll. He worked in
the Engineering crews. most of the
time and Is now expecting to resume
his old job building concrete bridges
for the Luton Bridge Company.
We hear that all of Sam Keiffer's
children have smallpox.
The third quarterly meeting OF
Smoot circuit was held at Sam Black
Memorial church Saturday and Sun
day--Rev. 1. N. Fannin, p. E.
The Rev. e. w. Golf Is conducting
series Of meetings for the last few
days with some success and q shak-
ing up of the luke warm members,
which is much needed as there has
not been a protracted meeting held
at this place for more than two
years.
Lester Hedrick has the humps
but is much better. Also some Of Bill
Burns children have 1t. On account
Of the humps the school has been
stopped for both teacher and pupils
have It.
The l.. T.. Mankins Lumber Com
pany Is moving its mill on to the
land the company purchased Of the
Burns brothers and will soon be
ready for operation. They will manu-
facture slaves and lumber
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-04
TO THE GOOD PEOPLE OF
GREENBRIER COUNTY:

Having resigned as Clerk Of the
County Court Of Greenbrier County,
State of West Virginia, wish to
thank the good people of Greenbrier
county, white and colored, for the
fnvors and courtesies extended me
whileI have been serving them in the
capacity Of Deputy Sheriff, Deputy
County Clerk and County Clerk Of
this County, and shall always remem-
Der the many favors and courtesies
extended to me. and feel that am
leaving in charge Of the Office u
young man in the person of Paul c.
Hogsett (who has been Deputy UNI
der me for more than five years)
who will serve you even better than I
could. and bespeak for him the same
kind treatment you have extended to
me.
Your Friend and Well Wisher,
JNO. S. CRAWFORD.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-04
FROM ASBURY.

- The weather has been very un-
favorable here for the past week.
Seems like good old winter time has
come again. 49, ..
Mr.. Raymond Williams and family
We're visiting relatives in Monroe
county last week ," 20.
Mitt Harrah has returned home
from service overseas.
Rev. X. D. Swecker preached his
farewell sermon the fourth Sunday
and attended conference last week.
We are in hopes he will be sent back
to this charge as he is very able
preacher.
Burgess Hanna is a frequent WISH
tor at F. w. Parker's here of late. &
Dat Harrah is visiting his brother
J. II. Harr0h at this place
Kenneth Grumpy was visiting here
last Sunday.
Jake MilHner has moved to vir-
ginia. '&kA.i ugs&~5'.
J. A. Baker his purchased a new
car.
Harvey Hanson, aged rs years,
died at c. II. Hansan's March 25th.
OF paralysis. His body was laid to
rest in the cemetery at this place.
The Asbury school gave a pie sup
per last Friday night. In spite Of
the bad weather there was a large
crowd out and everybody reports a
nice time.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-04
FROM EDGEWOOD.

Mrs. B. C.. Spencer is improving
nicely.
Edna Persingcr has gone over to
Virginia to visit her sister Mrs. b.
B. Gutshall.
Opie Lancaster and James Taylor
came home from Mt Lick where they
have been working.
We are sorry Alice McFall is i'll
at this writing.
We are glad to say Miss Mag
FOCUS Is getting better.
Will Jones from Stony Bottom
spent last Sunday with MIR. and Mrs.
c. J. Spinks.
We are sorry that Chas. McFall
who has been searching up at Cass
for his son, Bascom McFall. has not
been able to find ANY thing Of him
yet.
Our school is progressing nicely
with Miss Nancy Chisholm as teach