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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-19

Te!egrama Especial para LA PRENSA."
WASHINGTON mayo 1S.-El Ma
Eistrado Presidente de la Suprema
Corte de Justicia. Mr.. Edward Dou-
glas White, Sc halla moribundo y su
muerte cs eSperada de un momento a
otro.
FL distinguido paciente tiene IS amos
Y siempre ha sozado de buena salud
pues solamente sufri6 por alGunos
amos una enfermedad de ID vista.
Frecuentemente paSeaba por las ca
lies a pie confundido con Ia multltud.
Hace aiGuras semanas tuvo que guar
dar CANA por algunos digs con motive
de un fuerte catarro, pero regreSo d
sus labores con tan buena salud CO.
mo antcs.
@s;o era solo en- la aparicncia, pues
Mr.. White venia padecicndo desde
hace algunos meses una serIa enfer-
medad. pero habia pospues:o Ia ope-
raci6n que era neceSario hacCr!e por-
que vela que su preSencla en- Ia Cor
te era necesaria. Al fin fae operado
el viernes ultimo y su cond!clon era
satisfactoria haSta que el martes en-
la tarde Sc present6 una aguda dilata
ci6n del coraZ6n.
MIR. White naci6 en- Louisiana sir
vi6 en- ell esercito confederate en- la
guerra civil Fue senador de los Es-
tados Un;dos durante tres afos y e.
Presidente Cleveland 10 nombr6 Ma
gistrado en- 1894.
Y aunque ha sido democratic, el
Presidente ,>aft 10 elcvo a II .catcEo-
ria de Presidente de IA Suprema Cor
tc de Iusticia en- 1910.
Mr.. White fue el que .dict6 81 laudo
arbitral en- la disputa entire Panama
Costa Rica. con motive de Ia cues
ton de lfmites entire anbos paises.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-19
EL GOBIERNO. DICE QUE SON
EXAGERADAS LAS NOTlClAS
DE LA PRENSA AMERICANA

TelcErama Especial para LA PRENSA
CIJDAD DE MEN1CO, mayo IL
La Secretarfa de RelacioneS ACADIA de
girar urgentes instrucciones a Ia En-
bajada Mexicana en- Washington. para
que sin psrdida de tempo proceda
a refutar las exageradas noticias que
esta publicando la prensa de los Es-
tados Unidos con respecto a los san
srientos Sucesos de Morelia y los
escandalos cornetidos en- ei recinto de
Ia Camara de Diputados por los ele-
mentos socialiStas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-19
La hacen los dipundos iberales en- un memorial que
preseRfaron al Presidente en- Ell cual q
aquellos de ser los responsa6les del ncremento
que estd fonando ell bolshe0ikismo en- Mexico
LOS SOCIALlSTAS RECIBEN ARMAS POR BELICE
As 10 aseguran los peleceanos que, a ratcm su adhe
sion Oregon, 10 preuinieron tambien contra los
peligrosque ciernen sobre su gobierno, al igual
que 10 hicieron con ei Presdente Madero

,scasearon los discursos de, mas su-
Manyique. 500 y Cana. Martinez,
Rend6n, Prieto Laurens salieron
4 Uno de los BALCONIES de Ia Camara,
desde donde empezarou perorar a
los traunseuntes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-19
NO RsvOCARA El AcuERDo

Eespecto 4 la petici6n que Ia Confe-
deracidn Regional de Obreros iliciera
al Presidente Obres6n para que revo-
case Ia orden de expulsion contra sam
Vicente Seaman. el Presidente con-
;est6 que no podia acceder su petit
Ci0n Dor razones de salud social.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-19
a despojarlos del ganado del dine

desp pojarlos del ganado Y del dine
no.
Eel General Gales Ministro dc Co
bernaci6n le sugiri6 Il Obreg6n el pro
yecto de apcderarse de las tierras q
Sc hallan cerca de las plantas indus
triales en- las que los e!npleados han
construido casas; estas tier-as debeH
ser confiscadas,, de acuerdo con el
proyecto. en- nombre de II naci6n, po-
mas que esas propiedades pertenezcan
invariablemente las empresas in
dustriales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-19
REGRESA A VALENCIA BlASCO
8 A n EZ
para "La PRENSA"

Especial para Id fhEfSH
VALENCIA, mayo 17.-E regreso
del escritor Vicente Blasco Ibahez a
su terra natal, despues de su vista
a los Estados Unidos y Mexico. di6
lugar a que Sc organizara una proce-
sion triunfal en- la que tomaron par
te las autoridades civiles V militares
toda la poblaci6n de Valencia, ha-
biendo sido llevado Blasco Ibafez en-
un coche del Estado hasta Ia Casa
del Ayuntamiento donde sc le oblig6
a que Sc dirigiera a Ia multitud que
10 vitoreaba. cosa que hizo pronun-
ciando un discurso desde el balloon del
citado edificio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-19

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18

4
+aan MAR Ia, - deelagat lsol.
nav 81 s'a ba Ficadat de nici eu 81
nici barbstii niri de incredere nu
lam putut ! A3nnge in apr0piere,
luIndu-i locul eel mai inviersunat
agent electoral al partidului Ne
delca.:. parinttle Iasif Caragea, PC
care nlmai ldu lam salvat de Q
strasnica ba4aie &c era sd pri.
measca la Ciflova Romano de la
alegatori, cinA a cautat prin in
suite incalifichbile sa tulbure ma
reata mea Adunare din II Apri-
lie a. c.
va sa zica I'm individ lipsit de
Gle calitatea nepartinirii, stabilita
in jrlram1ntui lee are sal puma in
sensul art. ~ acest agent electo-
raj ajunglnd lyice7presedinte fara
a sc ola publicitatii aceasta numi-
re'a sa, de si decretul-lege recla-
ma aceasta imperios in art. 81
litera b, grhbit Gu totalisarea
voturilor la balotaj in seara zilei
de 5 Maiu, de 81 in mai multe
sectii abba in dimineata acelei
zile s'a lterminat votarea, 81 a
trecut Gu vegierea resultatul ale.
gerei din sectiile Madam 81 Ciclo.
va Romano, iri care aveam eu 829
de voturi, 81 &. Nedelcu 1873 de
voturi, GU toate ca luat in pri-
mire actele AZ salegere ale acestor
doua sectii, dppa cum stunt in 81
'tuatie a dovei in mod neindoios.
dar ie-au sustras ca prin aceasta
manopera frauduloasa sa declare
ales pc candidatul ramas in mi
nOritate.
Dupa ce in intelesal art. 73 al
|decretului-lege Sc poate face to-
talisarea numai dupa sosirea re-
zultatllul din toate sectiile de
votare, lar, in sensul art. 76, dac;
in vrc-o sectie s'a zadarnicit ale
gerea, este Sc publica votarea
notla, 81 in sfizsit stabilind art. 81
penalitatile pentru cazuri de sus-
tragerea actel0r de alegere, find
biuroul central electoral jude
team responsible pentru ,biurouri-
lie numite in sectii, lar membrii
acestor biuropfi raspunzatori blu
roului central electoral judetean,
Gu onoare va rog sa dati satisfac-
tie ordinii desdrept ultragiate 81
sa siliti pc presedintele biuroului
electoral din 0raxita Montana
a'si faee Aenlia psecisata in lege
81 la car def nsa'.punere sa luati
masurile IN Arept.
! y. Na1eriu Braniste.
ON. Romanesc").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18
Dcn,nule s,ihprefect,

! u j s
In cererea mea din p Aprilie
a. G., am anllntat, in vederea ba-
lotajului publicat in circumscrip-
tia Oravita Montana pc ziua dc
4 Maiu C., barbatii miei de incre-
dere 81 incredintatii special pen.
tru singuratecele sectii de votare,
ayind d-voastra bunavointa a lua
Ia cunostinta anuntarea imea, Il
berind barbatilor miei de increde-
re 81 incredintatilor speciafi GER
'tificatele usuale in conformitate
Gu articolul 81 al decretului-lege
relativ la alegeri.
Tot odata yam rugat ca intru
cat credeti de trebuinta ~sa incu-
nostiitati despre aceasta pc prese-
sdintii sectiilor de votare.
Am cerut aceasta pentru ca
vedeam cum sc schimba - Gu ex-
cluderea publicitatii - biurourile
sectiilor, 81 nu puteam sti GU pre-
cisiune pima in ziua balotajului
cine functioneaza la singuratecele
sectii ca presedinti, etc.
Gu toate ca am anuntat deci Gu
opt zile mai innainte pc acesti
barbati de imcredere 81 incredin-
tati special, caror functie 9
precisata in art. A, totusi la dopa
sectii nu au fost luati in conside-
rare de presedintii biurourilor, de
81 au presintat la timp certificatul
.liberat de d-voastra: anume lla
sectiile L,Epac 81 Comoriste, dupa
cum resulta aceasta din constata-
rea presintata de d-nii DR.. Fedor
Teiner 81 DR.. Cornell NicOlaevici
la scotia Lupac 81 din observatia
adaugata de biuroul in chestie la
actul alegerii in scotia Como
riste.
Lipsa barbatilor miei de iIcre-
dere in aceste doua sectii a facnt
GU putinta acea scamatorie de vo-
itari in sectiile Lllpac 81 Como
riste. 0 falsificare patenta, pc
care a pot doyedi mai ypresps de
orr ce 1ndoiala 81 despre care 81
d-voastra va puteti CONVINCE, daca
yeti cerceta actele 81 veti ancheta
cazul.
Gu toata aceasta scamatorie am
ramas in majoritate de voturi.
Dupa aceia s'a procedat la un
act de banditism vrednic de CO.
drul Vlasiei, nu de un Stat Gu
pretentii de drept.
,Presedintele alegerii dl DIR.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18
L,EG!'EREA G De Ia
ORAvflTA

Adresa d-lui DR.. v. Braniste
catre presedintele hiuroplui .elec-
'toral al judet,llui Caras-Severin.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-26
GOOD PROGRESS
 ON S|LVERADO

Wrestling with ttse forces of Ma ture at the Siiverado has been an interesting and somewhat exciting game, and it now looks as though human ingenuity would win out. The towers for the tram are fin- ished with the exception of twO. The recent fall of snow has made work on these extremely hazard ous, and until a freeze minimizes the danger Of snowslides these two will not be put in, The uppes camp. 16x4O feet in size. is praoti- cally completed; and will be occu- pied by the end of the week. The Crawford Transfer has from ten to twelve head of pack horses work ing continually. moving about a ton of supplies up the hill each day.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-26
NEW MANAGER ARRIVES

A. I. Seim arrived from Seattle last Saturday to take tho manage .mena of the Salmon River Trading Ccmpany's stores in Hyder and Stewart replacing D. W. Sunderlin, who has been here for more than a year, and who is forced to 50 Out side on account cf Mrs. Supderiins health. They will leave for Seattle on the John. Mr. Seim is an old time Alaskan. having resided in a number of northern camps. His last experience ih the Territory was on the Kdskekwim which he left two years ago. The people of both Hyder and Stewart are sorry that Mh and Mrs. Sanderlin are going away, as during their stay here they have made many friends.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-26
HOLD HALLOWEEN DANCE

Next Saturday night the Pion- eers are to have Halloween dance in their hall fer which spec ial prepaFations are being made, The floor, which is already consid> cred the best in the north is being cleaned with gasoline, and will be oiled and polished until it passes perfection The management are emphatic in their declaration tha. this dance will commence promptly on time-9 o'clock. The best music in the district has been secured and satisfactory lunch will be served.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-26
:. lN rHE coMMtssIoNERs couRr

F.. IN THE coMMTssIoNER'S COURT
 Territory of Alaska. First Judicial Div iston, Precinct of Hyder, Before Hon. JehI T Reed, Commissioner. and ex-sffi- cio Probate Judge. v
 .. the Estate of { Notice of
 Williani' Hamilton ! Settlement. of
 ,. Deceased Final Account
 Notice Is hereby given that James S, Pitcher, the: :auministrato of the estate of William Hamilton. deceased, has ren- derUd and presented for final settlement, and filed in said court, his first and final account of his administration of said es- tate. and herewith filed his petition for the final distribution thereof; and that Wednesday, the 18th day of December, l02l, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon CEtdid day. at the office of said Commissioner in said Precinct, has beeR duly fixed by said Court, fOrShe set- clement of said account, at which time and place any and all persons interested in said estate may appear and make ob- '5SStions to said account by filiI { written exceptions thereto and contest said peti- ton for final distribution.
 (SEAL) John T. Reed, Commissioner
 aRd ex-olfcio Probate JuAke. Eirse Publication Oct. 2eth la2L,
 Eiia PxSlI56disk Nsu scsk .s&k
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-26
LIVINGSTON

Stanley Kingston, of Kataldo, Idaho, and Elsie Edith Gaume, of Winlock, Wash, were married neon Monday October 24th, by Com missioner Reed, The witnesses were Fred Franklin Kingston Ca brother of the grosm) and his wife, Maay Bertha Kingston, The groom gave his occupation as fisherman, and the bride that of housekeepey. The four young people arrived Sun. day on q launch and left shortly after the wedding.
 Nice new residence for sale. Finest hOmtsite in Hydef, B. NJ. Stone.
 Two-roomed house. with woodshed and pump. for rent. Enquire of Billy Orr.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-26
5topeing Grey Copper
 In Fish Creek Mine

from this pgopegty this seassn. Should spsA sf frosty weathee come and the trail freeze up. the packing would be made much easies and heavier loads cOwld be bsolahg down. Much of tho now trail bsiilt by the governmept has washed oua and the exsrensly wet season has put aii of the traiiS in pOot cOnds. tien.
 w. R. TenSin. president and manager of the company. ls stil at the upper camp and could not bs pried away with a pinch bar until the ore is struck in the upper tunnel.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-26

Quite a furry of excitement wa 6ccasioned Monday when Jacl Mullen brought down from tha Fish Creek Company's property some samples of the finest grey copper ore that ever came to Fly Ser. The report at once spread that the upper lead had been reach ed by the crosscut tunnel, an event which is daily expected. and the re- suits of which constitutes the most important event pending at present in the mining industry here.
 Superintendent Harry Tanner, when he arrived from the camp last night, said that the ore brought down is from a stope in the No. 1 tunnel on the Olympia claim at the lower camp, where work has been progressing for some time on the ore, A raise was started i60 feet from the portal of the tunnel to connect with No. 2 tunnel, 18O feet above, and shoot of high grade was opened up which Mir. Tanner believes is the same shoot upon which a shift has been working all summer in the upper tunnel. The shoot below Is widening and becom- ing richer as the raise is continued, and the ore is being sacked for shipment. The specimens brought down show solid grey copper with toe exception of an occasional cube of galena, and Mir. TanneV calls it thousand ounce rock"
 More than fifteen tons of ove, worth from $500 to $4OO per ton has been packed down the hill and ls now in the Hyder Transfer Con- panys barn, and the packing will continue until the deep snow forces Q uspenSion, which may not be for more shan month, The ore then accumulated will be sent to the em eIter, making the third shipment
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-26
WORKING ON ORE BuNEERS

Timber worh on the tram con- rtruetiOn is practic fly finished. all of the towers being completed ex- cept the four at the lower end, and thes. wiN be up in q few days The timber men have nearly all been transferred to the ore buukers at the wharf, upon which rapid progress is being made. Extensive alterations and improvements have also been made to the wharf, in- cluding the. installation of a large float for the convenience of small craft, The wharf was improperly built in the first place, being too small to accommodate'the traffic,
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-26
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT

aSx Bahrmaa Aas hosShG "Bilis BoaNd. ia& HOHse~ from Jas. Pitcher. adn,snis- trasOs sf the estate Of the late wm. Ham. ilson- The restaurant equipment was psrchased by Nra Wslssr Barron for hs. boarding house on the. reserve. .;.,
 Ascase Pattsrssn. sOrHses manager os the Salmon River stere in Stewart re- saraed Saturday ftom his old home in eastern Canada. which hs hsd net visited Ger dftecn years. He says tho cent belt is sirisht to wisit. bat 0atside of that.--- blooey.
 A dance and basket social ;s to be held in the Stewart Hotel on Friday evening of this week for the benefit of the Stew art hospital Men will bring dollar and women basket lunch. Tue baskets are to be rafiaed. and supper par tners will thus be chosen in the good old.fashioned sisht-and-unseen way.
 Dr. R. N. Rogers returned Saturday from Rupert. where he went with Alex Gallagher, who broke leg and two ribs at Thirteen-mile ten days ago He says that the intufsd man stood the trip well F
 and that an examination of his leg Tn the Rupert hospital showed that it did not need re-Settine. The fortitude displayed eI Gallagher throughout his tryius ex. Pertence of being packed to town on stretcher and then taking a rough sea voyage. was remarkable.
 The Portland Canal News maintains that "quire" means a collection of sing CTS Somehow or other we would rather sake Daniel Webster's word on questions such as this than place our reliance in the News, much as we admire the pro- found erudition sometimes displayed by that journal, especially on such weiehty subjects as Imperial politics. Webster says that ''quire" means "a collection of paper consisting of "A sheets" and that "choir" means "a chorus. or band Of sing. CTS. especially those belonging to church" We haVc been informed that "quire"'is used in the Church of England Prayer BOoA. Bat the Minor accepts Webster, tathet than the Church of Eng land Prayer Book. as an authority on speliing and word definitions. How would Heavenly Quire" look in print' You're risht---lt would look like hell,
 For rent, building on Main street. forest reserve, formerly Bills Boarding House" Apply Miner office. -- .-
 Hand laundty equipment for sale. Mrs. opposite Miner office.
 lmp.rial Baths. Russian steam baths N
 Comfortable and convenient house to tent. Enquire of Hugh MacDoueall,
 IN THE COMMTSaI0NER.S cOJIRT
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-26

Following the withdrawal of the George from the Ruperl-Stewart run. Captain A. Swanson of Rupert has placed the Pro- vihcial back on the run. alternating with the John and thus maintaining a weeely passenger service. He is trying to per
 a j; suade the Canadian postal authorities that the residents of Stewart need mail oftener than twice month in the winter and is asking for contract to carry it.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-26

Sen0 ans paper co y@ae wean@
 K9aehikaa Caconieas q se Mseca.
 Am caEey ia ia;a sp ia Ssswsst siek appendicitis.
 Yael Rossnstain has hssilf . verands au0ss the Grnt Of his store.
 Hans Bueqaist ot RapeTt made the rOand trip on tie Provincial <
 Dt .velie of Rsechiksd was la caml during the stay Of ttae Camssn.
 wm. McGrew rstumeA Naearaay srOiu a short hlsiness triy to Ketchikan.
 Homer EYcklin Iefs Saturday for the Nsss slope via the Bear river glacier.
 Pete TIte. who has been at the govern ment road camp near FOar-mile. came down yesterday.
 The Carmen came in frotn ketchikap Saturday evening and remained in port tiR Monday evsnins.
 Lloyd Snider. teamster fer the CEaNsH ford Transfer. returned from Rupert Sat- urday on the PrUvinciel
 Dan Chisholm, foreman fOr the Pre- mier at Nine-mile. was down during tho latter part of the week,
 It looks like a hard winter for Pete Wilson. A shortage of the peanut crop is reported from the south.
 Two kinds of merchants are in every town, those who are satisfied with n sleepy trade, and those who advertise.
 Jack Critten left Monday for Califor- nia, He has been in poor health recent Iy and thinks the change may do him good.
 Peter Chirvelo, soa-in-law of Mrs, Fred Young, who has been visiting the camp for month, left Monday for Ketchikan, He intends going to Mayo
 Mark Savovich. proprietor of the Col den Cate cigar store, returned Saturday from Juneau with shipment of furniture for the rooms over hiS store.
 fl, Johnson. who has been working on the tram for about a month, is leaving for Mayo He is acquainted with that
 
 camp having been there two years ago.
 J Frank Breeze, former office man fos the Forty Nine, ls now assistant district engineer tur the Atlin district and has recently come cut from Telegraph Greek.
 A. McCallum, one of the owners of the NJ. c. group has kone ev his home in Vic toria. Before leaving he expressed the intention of returning and spending the winter here.
 Mrs. B. Baynton and daughter Eliza beth. cid country friends Of Mir, and Ms. Wm. Bunting. arrived Saturday from England end have opened laundry In the Chapin building.
 Ed Sykes hes returned from the Anch. Orage district, after having been away since May. He was az far north as Broad Pass and saw Charlie Peters there, The latter was headed fer Nenana.
 
 The inevitable has happened. Billy Orr has Joined the High Dive Club, taking the initiation Monday night. He picked a nice. soft sooey eob of mud, near the foot of Main street to dive into.
 At a public meeting Stewart citizens accepted the offer of Mrs. Wu Melntom- iney to keep the hospital open until next May providing fuel and light are furnish cd, This will be good news to residents on both sides of the line.
 Fred DOrsy, who went to Kstchikan early last week. returned Satlrday wish 1. the speed launch Silver Heels, which he purchased from F, L. Lake and will use in connection with his lishterase buAinesS and for making charter trips. The Sil. yer Heels is well known here. having been employed hy Mt Lake In shessharbos wesk in 'ls aad %. h hes aisiiiasi S6lid 4 Ss;arisii kkds.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-26
MAY AMERICANS WORK?

One of those peculiar street re- ports which seem to spring spontan- eOOsly and spread like wild 4nust- ard. has been going the rounds for several days to the effect that none but Canadian voters will hereafter be employed at the Premier. Can ada has contract labor law, simi- lar to that of the United States, that AR alien may not be employed outside nf the country to come and work in the country. But if he is employed in the country where the work Is to be done, there is no law to prevent it. The enforcement of this law (if it is being enforced) would be sufficient in this section to start such a rumor as has been circulating.
 Wanted to rent. a sewing machine. Enquire at Miner office.
 Mrs, Johnson, Sanitary laundry. A street
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-26

The Salmon River Banking Company, located at hyder. Territory of Alaska, at Shc eluSe of bNetness on the filth day of October, lO2l, 5-r.G
 RESOURCES Loans and discounts. ., ... $IO,627. 7.3S Loans on real estate ...... 4,1S2,S9 OverdEafts. .....,........... 1,368.18 Other bulnds and warrants owned. ......,,...,,,.h 41Q0O Banking house, furniture and fixtures. ,,.....,, 6,24H3l Other real estate owned ..... huhe Due from other banks 9.73T74 Checks on other banks and other cash items 1,O61.38 Cash on hand r,5O6.s5 183O5.65
 TOTAL S4l,I43.39
 LIABILITIES Capital sturk paid in .. ... $l5,O0O.O0 Surplus fund. d.......t.,..u l,5O0.0O Undivided profits less expenses paid ....,.,. 146.4O Due to other banks-deposits none Due to other banks-overdrafts none Individual and savings deposits 22,O5S.82 Demand and time certificates Of deposit ..,,. .. ..... 976.60 Cashiers and certified checks '1,461.57 Notee and bills redlscounted hone Bills payable (including certificates of deposit) for money borrowed none
 TOTAL $41 1,l4S39 UNITED STATES OF A AMERIC Al TERRITORY OF ALASKA SS \ FIRST JUDICIAL DIVISION
 I. J.-A. Hall. President of the above named bank. do solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is true to the best of my knowleds&and belief.
 J.-A.' Hall
 President. Subscribed and sworn to before me ehis 22nd day of October. 1921.
 John T. Reed (SEAL) Notary Public in and for the
 Territory of Alaska. My commission expires March 6, 1922. CORRECT Daniel Lindeborg ATTEST Audrey Lindebors
 oieSesorS
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-26
Imp.rial Baths. Russian steam baths Sl

Comfortable and convenient house to rent Enquire of Hugh MacDoueall.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-26

NsfONE UT HIN INK NOIA4s
 CONDITION OF The Salmon River Banking Company, located at hyder, Territory of Alaska, at thc eluSe of bNetness on the filth day of October, lV2l, i-r.g
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-26

Hand lauhdty equipment for sale. Mir Grossbush. opposite Miner office.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-26

For rent, building on Main street. forest reserve. formerly Bills Boarding House," " Apply Miner office. -- -