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Evening journal., 1921-10-21
RECEIVERs, sALk.


RECEIVERS SALE OF PLANT AND
pROpERTY-By virtue Of an order Of
the Chancellor OF the state Of Delaware,
made the 9th day Of October, A. ID. 1921,
will DE exposed TO sale, az public auction
or vendue, on Tuesday, November 1. 1921,
at-2 r. NJ. on the premises at the North
east Corner Of Fourth aud Washington
streets. In the town Of Delaware City,
New castle county, Delaware, the plant
and property Of Delaware City Light and
Water Company, corporation OF the
state OF Delaware to-wit
The lot Of land at the Northeast Cor
nor Of Fourth and Washington streets.
delaware city. having q front on wash
inrfon street Of 100 feet and on Fou-th
ef roet OF 1Oi feet, ana having thereon
erected a pumping house. stand pipe and
other improvements, together with all and
singular. the rights. franchises and priv
ueres OF said corporation, the well, pipes,
vaires. hydrants and other assets Of
said corporation.
of above property, see large bills posted
or address the undersigned
CHESTER EARL BAUM, Receiver.
Delaware City, Del.
or DANIEL o. HASTINGS, Esq,
His Solicitor, Industrial Trust Bldg.
Wilmington. Del.
Attest: Norman r. Crouch, Reg. c. C.
wilmington, Del. October 3, 1921.
oct13-l5-l9-2l -2f-26.
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sIrrATION WANTED-FEMALE.

HOUsEKEEPER-A R-AIiddlo-aged. Protes-
tant lady wishes position In small
family. Address Box WIS, Evening
Journal Office. octi9-3t
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PUBLIC SALE.

DuBLIC SALE. on SATURDAY,
i October %, 1921, on the place known
As the John n. Tallcy farm, on road from
Talleyviue TO Thompsons Bridge. House
hold goods, canned goods of an kinds.
carpenters tools pigs. chickens, Ford
touring car. gun and rifle and lots Of
other things too numerous 20 mention.
Terms cash.
octt7-l0-2l. l.. NANDERSLICE.
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sPIRIrUALIsT NOTICE.

FIRST PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUAL
lists CHURCH, 906 West ST. sun
day evening service. Messages by Mrs.
Openshaw Skepucs invited. Every
body welcome. oct20-3t.
Evening journal., 1921-10-21

ELECTRICAL SERVICE day or night
Get your house wired, and get 10
now. Our prices viii surprise YOU
Why2 We buy for cash, have no store
therefore, no overhead expense. You get
the benefit. Union labor only and per-
sonal supervision. r. NJ. Townsend
Electrician. 3os y. Harrison ST. Phone
$685. may5-iyr.
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
WANTED TO BUY.

FORD-ig2i Runabout or Coupe. must
be I'm good condition; state price; no
dealers Address W-36, Evening Jour
nal Office. oct20-2t
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HELP WANrEp-MALE.

& WIIEELwRIGHT-
first class, for country Apply Econ
omy Motor Sales, 2l9 W Ninth St
Oct2i-3t.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

ADAMS ST. sis-Two large nicely fur
nished rooms; electric. gas. Private
family. Oct2i-3t.
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RUsINEss COLLEGES.

BEACON has a national. reputation as
"a business training school and its
graduates are In demand at an times
for desirable positions. New students
admitted every Monday.
BEACON BUSINESS COLLEGES.
aur23-1yr Tenth e. King Streets
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
SANITARY WORKFR.

ODORLESS EXCAVATiNG-W. J..
want your cesspools cleaned, phone
4652-W. feb2-tyr.
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MOVING ND HAULING
REGISTERS ORDER.

ESTATE OF AUAiENT ECKMAN, DE-
II CEASED.
tamenfarv. unon the estate Of Aument
Fckman. late OF Brandywine Hundred,
deceased were duly granted unto Charles
A Fckman. on the thirteenth day Of Oc-
tober, A. d. 1921 and all persons Indebted
10 the said deceased are requested TO
make payment 10 the executor. without
DELAY. and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required TO ex-
hibit and present the same, duly pro-
hated. 10 the said executor. on or before
the thirteenth day OF October. A. ID. 1922.
or abide by the law in this behalf
CHARLES A. ECKMAN. Executor
Address Caleb =. Burchenal, Attorney
at Law, Ford Bldg, Wilmington, Del
oct14 -eOd-Qt
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GOVERNMENT Pos1TIONS-Men. IS.
over; Railway mall postofhce. Ex-
aminations soon; flf0O-Sls00 year; eN-
perience unnecessary; full particulars
free Write Columbia School OF Civil
Service. 36s Pope Bldg. Washington,
D. c. oct1S-4t.
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
L. vANDERsLICE.
KLAIR's RAzAAR.

KLAIR'S BAZAAR.
~ SATURDAY. OCT 22.
~ AT 10 O'clock
IN -. so head horses and
~ mules. 10 head from
E42rAA one contractor good. USE
49, ful horses. no head good
sound horses from Penn
s,-lvania: 40 head city and country
horses: COWS. pigs, chickens. dogs
wagons. auto ears. harness. $4,000
worth OF blankets. robes. gloves. cloth
ING OF all kinds. goods OF AN kinds sent
here 10 be turned into cash.
octi9-2i. NLAlR & HOLLINGSWORTH
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SICAI.

CHAs. MANUEL. JR.-TEACHER OF
Opiano. 150i W Eighth -. Phone
7Soi-R. octll-tues-fri-sat-2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
OFFERINGS IN THE
PRODUCE MARKET
Some Reductions Noted in a
Number of Foodstuffs Of
fered for Sale.

The produce market tomorrow will
continuc with it's worthwhile offerings
m both King and Madison street curb
markets, the mecca for Wilmington home
shoppers. prices at the various staHds and
counters VIII be arranged in a manner to
suit both the buyer and the pocketbook,
Over quotations of a week ago a decided
downward trend is noticed in fresh meats.
pume nib roast Of beef is sellil 9 n 30
acnts the pound; seventh and eighth nb
roast, - cents: chuck roast beef, Is cents;
homeless post roast beef. 10 cents; bone
less stew beef. II cents; plate beef, Z
,ents: steak, % cents; tender end Of hump
steak. 81 cent; leg of spring lamb, 80
rents: legs Of yearlirg lamb, % cents
tore quarter spring Lamb, 3 cents; choice
.tewir lamb. aud 10 cents; city dressed
pork, % cents; city dressed pork chops,
25 cents: veal, 20 and 25 cents.
In the smoked ham departments, regular
hams are selling nj 2S cents the pound
strip bacon. 80 cents; fresh sausage, 20;
cents; scrapple, three pounds for 25 cents
Pure creamery butter is quoted at So
cents the pound; strictly fresh Delaware
eggs, as certs the dozen; cream cheese,
% ce-ts the pound; pure lard, 5 cents the
pound
Fancy hand picked apples are quoted
~ 81 the five-elghths b. sket size. Chester
rounty potatoes are selling nj sl25 the
bushcl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15

Econosuy should t,e
the watchword Of
every housewife to-
dry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
The high cost Of
living can be reduced
by patronizing theso
stores.

including Harry. wero implicated in the
race riot here on November 7. 1913. in
which hundreds Of negroes and whites
battled for a couple Of hours. Several
persons were shot, ono young man
having had u bullet pass through his
chest. coming out his hack. Two of
the Buffers. one of whom was the man
the Wilmington police have ia rnind.
were sentenced for three and ave years.
respectively In the wOrlthouBe. and th0y
had been released from the workhouse
but a few weeks when tbs shooting on
Front street took place
The murdered man WAS man NJ
poyyerflh physique. weighing 10
pounds. whereas the Harry Butler
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
Market Basket Specials

we'll aud favorably known by every
farmer there.
Prattia liz ono Of the worst characters
that have been I'm this neiRhborhood In
late years He ie quarrelsome and has
"A generally bad reputation. For years
he has been one Of the most feared
Negroes about here. He has n reputa-
ton as q gun man. and hns been In
at least "a half-dozen shooting nffairH
and carried several bullets about his
person.
Tho Butler whom the police have In
mind IN Harry Butler Of Sassafraa. Md.
of another family altogether, of FIVE
brothers, four of whom have served
long prison terms Two Of the brothers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15

in several scraps with the police here.
The victim WAS n respectable man.
n first-class farm hand. and was en-
ployed on the farm of John w. Red
grave, near Mt. Pleasant. having been
I'm the employ of Mr.. Redgrave several
different times. Ills wife ia employed
as n cook on the farm. lie was a son
of Thomas Butler also a respectable
man. and both the elder Butler and the
murdered man have lived their entire
lives on the Bohemia Manor. and arc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
MURDERED MAN WAS
PEACEABLE CITIZEN
Was Not bud" Butler, but An
other Negro. Who Killed Mex
lean in Wilmington.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening.
Middletown. Feb. ia great fnius-
tice is being done the family of BUD
Butler who was killed here on Saturday
s1ight by Grant Prattis by the stories
being circulated by the police of Will
nlfngton to the effect that nc was want
ed for killing Mexican I'm that city
on November goth last
The police have tho murdered man
also we'll known here. and who has been
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15

WDHF1 FUf IFV " INHN"I -
You can stop q CnnnOn cid f
act promptly AZ ths hrEt siEn of Hnff
ing and ohiiliDess hDarHsnese ucklh
throat or coughing Just lake q do
u FOleys Honey and Tar COauplr
N IN effective and pioaRtnt o. ~
Harry l.. Nen. Price Fiiu. CinCiun1
o.. knows IA ~ good for lDnr FtaUdI
coughs and colds tOo 30 Nrit.H
had "A very oad cough Tor 1Iurrt
years. nave taken three b1t'.H
Foiey'q Honey ana Tar and au alr..
wcn. simply would MT i0 pif..
IN the house. ~. B. Danforfh al
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15

The reason /; Stuart Dyspepsia
Table, Il so beueficisl il becauss i is com
posed Of things which weakcucd dIges-
live system lacks
If al the stomach sufferers who have
been relieved az their misery by Stuart :
DYSPEPSIA Tablets could be gathered to-
Z, ther INTO one column they would make
tremer dous and happy army Join this
army ow hy getting GO cent box from
INV dIneFist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
THIENES E0uEn.

Made Unsuccessful Effort to Crack Safe
In Ross Millinery Shop.
y breaking into the Ross Millinery
shop. 424 Market street last night.
thieves were foiled In their efforts 10
break open the safe but secured sew
,raI dollars worth Of stamps from the
ash register. and an alarm clock.
The thieves forced an entrance
through 4 small door IL the rear oI the
.hap The safe bore marks which were
uarsntly made by a sharp Instru-
lnent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
Free Dental Work for Service Men

According to recent statement by
ii. s. Cumming, Surgeon General OF
the United Stetes Public Health Service,
5000 dentists IN cities nrd towns through
out the country are authorized TO render
free dental service 10 ex-soldlers and
ex-sailors, if the treatment required rs
attributed TO their wartime services
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
Eat Like
a Boy
Let Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets Assist
Your Stomach Whenever II Needs
Such Help. They Are Safe.

If you really want your old-time
boy appetite 70 return TO you once more.
form the practice of eating Stuart s
Dyspepsia Tablet after each meal. Results
will astonnd YOU
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
wenId Not Do NIihanI u

whom the Wilmington Doiioe are ioo
ing for is a man of much ailghter bul l
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16

surface. Several punches of good grade ore were found in the crosscut. and frcm the broken nature of the ground is about all that could be expected It seems to me that the crosscut might have been dsiven to better pur- pose under the main surface showing. from 75 to 100 feet in from the mouth of ths tunnel. Two men wers working on the claims during the summer, put ting in some open cuts on very promising showings north of the camp on the Million Dollar Fraction.
 Lack of transportation to this property, the Hercules. and in fact the whole upper basin of the Salmon river is a very serious handicap.
 Yearly assessment work was done on a number of claims north of the "49," along the glacier and Summit lake.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16
Develop
 Outlahd Silver
 Bar Property

E. H. BafthoIf. who will develop the outlaGd Silver BA5 itiihins eOtns bany's property. located acrsss the Salmon glacier fsom tho Forty Nlhe has been over the route to the prop srty and anticipates hO difficulty in transporting in the supplies dub to arrlve on the Albert this week.
 There were a number of slides in the Salmon tiVSr canyon beyond the mouth 8t Cascade creek aHa Considerable shS3siihs %as teqbitsd to make s,Ass's; 'biRssabis, and he Rss dons; this wolf. last season Mi. BlarthSti RBssds s ihiGnber Of trips over tis Gsscier iis With horses and Says .hal tks ,ii 5, s,bbSSrtasioa bS quists-; N6n ii,iisssnts ae siatiousiI rrsblsma
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16
Tram Line
 To Premier

It is authoritatively announced that an aerial tram will be built from the Premier mine to tide water as quickly as the work can be done, a contract having been let to the Riblet Tsamway Com- pany of Spokane. The tram. when completed, will be the longest in British Columbia or Alaska, and one of the longest of the kind on the American con- tinent. The distance from the mine to the wharf is Il miles.
 Ore bunkers will be constructed at the wharf, into which the ore will be dumped from the tram buckets by an automatic unload ing device, the unloading opera tion requiring no attention. Three angle stations will be necessary in the construction of the line---one at Nine-mile, one at Fish creek, and one at Hyde'1 Material for the tram is all or dered and will arrive here as fast as delivery can be made.
 Contracts for clearing the right-of-way will be let in short sections of not over one mile in length. Right-Of-way has been secured on both sides of the in. ternational boundary line for 6 width of 100 feet. The center fifty feet of this will be cleared and all brush and refuse burned. All leaning trees, will be felled into the cleared space and simi' larly disposed of. It is expected that this clearing will be conn bleted within 30 days. Minute details as to the tram eonstruc' ton are not now available, but may be secured when the Riblet representative arrives here:
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16
Diving ''Cat' 4-
 le Rescued
 Prom Chuck

rhe caterpillar tfactot which laSt Friday night went over tho wharf into the harbcs is now on 6 ssow awaiting the arrival of tho Albert, when the ships hoistins apparatus will be used in hoistins the machine ohto the wharf. The tractor seems to be little the worse for its bath.
 The work of salvagins is was per. formed by Captain Swanson of Ru- pert, who affived with the ProVin. clal and . diving suis Monday flight. He went dowa and saslshSd tines to the machine which waS then raised to the scow hV blocks and chains.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16
DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNERSHII

Notice is hereby given that the CO., partnership heretofore existing between tine dsisisned,' Walter Bianton and Robert c. Jeftsry. doing business in Hy- der, Alaska, under the firm name and style of Blanton and JefFery. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
 All persons owing accounts to said firm are requested to make payment thereof Io either of the undersigned. whose re- ceipt for such payments will be full dis thas Ge of sRch ifirsn accounts.
 ,AH accounts due by said firm are pay. able by the undersigned jointly. ,
 Dated at Hyder. Alaska. this ist day of March. 1921. "a
 Walter Blanton.
 Robert C. JefTery.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16
Oren F. Hill
  Is Appointed
 Postmaster

At last the oft-expressed wish Of w. s. Orr has been realised and the postofics will soon be moved fsopp1 the Salmon River Trading cOmpa- y's stoEe to the Hyder Drug Con- pAny, Orsn F. Hill having received and accepted the appointment as postmaster. This is the second ap- pointmsnt for Mir. Hill, the first made last sprine, having been re- fused by him.
 Modern postOffice equipment. iD' cluding lsck boxes. has been ordeE- cd, and upon its arrival and install lation, the change to the new loca- tion will be made, At that time a full description of the premises will be el>va in the Miner.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16

Sometimes there are occurrances in a community which might make interesting reading in newspaper but which the paper omits because their publication might work per- sonal injusy on tho ones closely atf- ccted. Such is an unfortunate case of this wesk, of which the local pub. lie is fully informed through stEss' Sossip and about which no good would be accomplished by news paper notoriety.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16

IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT
 Territory of Alaska. Flrst Judicial
 Division. Precinct of Hyder. Before
 Hon. John T. Reed. Commissioner.
 and ex:oficio Justice of the Peace. John HOvland. Plaintiff.
 Against No. 19. Civil. The Aleunican Develop Summons ment Company. Limited Defendant. |
 10 theAlaunlean Development Com. paRy, limited, the abovs named dsfen- &ant. GEeetinai e. {,
 In the name of tho United States of America. you are hereby commanded to be and appear in the above entitled court held in said Precinct, and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled action, within thirty days from the dompletion of the period of the puhli- cation of this summons. to-wit. within thirty days from the 18th day ol April. A. D. l92ii which summons is publiShsd by virtue of an order duly made and en. tered in the above entitled coure on VnO s6th day Of February, 191l.
 And in case of your failure to appear and answer the plaintiffs complaint al the time and place aforesaid; judgment will be entered against sou for the sun of $9S2.00. together with interest thsrdor ct the rate of 6 per cent from tAS com. msleAmeas Of shis actioa and the cost and disbursmsnts therein.
 ln witness whereof have hsrsunto eel my hand end Afixsd the seal of sait csdrt this 2esh day of February. is2i.
 JOhh I. Reed. Commissionsg (SEAL1 and Ex-oficlo Justice Of ekj :. Peaes. ,.,.
 Fiss. Publica.iein. March sn2. iSal;,
 tsss PablssalSai;; xsril WS, lSA,
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16
Jack Martin
 Crosses The
 Great Divide

Jack Martin who left for the Outside March in the hopes of ob- tainine relief for stomach trouble from which he had suffered for sev- eral months, died in Vancouver on the 18th shortly after his arrival there, according to teleeram Ee- ceived here. The news will cause no surprise to his many friends in this camp, but nevertheless will be received by them with no less re- gret, because it marks the passing of one who possessed a fund of ster- ling qualities,
 Lihe most of those who follow the frontier, Jack was of a quiet, vetirine disposition, disinclined to discusG his own affairs, and little definite is known of his past. He was born in Australia, leaving there when quite young and travelling over much of the world. About 1898 he landed in Alaska and has since made the north his home. In May of last year he arrived in lily. der from Anchorage and wosked at the mines until failing health com. pealed him to call a halt. Through hiS sickness he never complained and never gave up. keeping on his feet until the day he went south.
 As to his relatives, nothing il known here. He was 52 years old
 Handy Loose Leaf Note Books at "Th' Midksr Emporium. Dried prdhes and apples ? 10 for 3Sc n :nS
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16

Joe craehiO. who hss pssn in Kssehik6h for several InONths. re- tuEned tkis week and intends to reopen the Malamute barbsT shop.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16

John Colieh fell on . Slippery walk and is in the StewaSt hospital with 6 paralyzed arm. He expects to go Outside for treatment,
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16

Easter Sunday comes tAIs yeas on March 27. Thsre will be no pes cock pasades to and from church in Nsdst kIsSss skass ls sS StNtSk
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16

HisA Grade Cauliioi;wjsir;; wjsir;; LsssGs.. cabbage Cpiery. Grapefruit. Oranges. bananas. at
 Rosenseain'G.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16

The Taku brought in a new con- signment of supplies for Yael Ros- enstain. including all kinds CfGood- year rubber doods-bootS, rubbere. shoe-packs. rain-cOats etc. for both men and women, also a new ship ment of groceries in which a large consianment of Hills Bros. coffee plays a prominent part. :.
 It is reported that WE. .Thomp- son, who went to Rupert for an K ray examination of the leg he broke last spFinG. Is on the read to rapid recovery, the bones having been found to be perfectly set. and all the treatment required being man. ipulation of the muscles.
 The launch Chuquala. Captain o. Owens. was in Sunday from Swamp Point, where the Granby mining company is carrying on extensive operations, Bert Wing, SupeTinten- dent 0fthe work. made the trip which was foT the purpose of oh. taining oil,
 Angus Mcdonald. formerly a con. tractor at Grand Forks. B. C., who has been at the Premier for a num- Der of months, was in town thil week. r s.E
 BOrden's milk cans Soc. ROsenstain's
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16

A number of Stewart people en- joyed an invitation dance in the Newell building ip Stewart last Fri day night. >.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16

Ben Lawrence, of Lawrence and Workman. hss sore hand as the result of getting 1t caught in their sawmiil machinery, H,;'', T..
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16
Continuation Of
 Clothier's Report

UNICORN GRoUP-This group has been under bond to J. Me- Donald for over a year. A great deal of work was done on the surface a year ago with very promising results. This year a cl'osscut tunnel was driven 2l0 feAt and a diamond drill hole run a further 25O feet from the face of the tunnel. The tunnel was driven in barren greensboro with small cross-stringers of barren quartz. Of the drill hole only the last Ave- feet gave any en- couragement, consisting of pyri- tized quartz. Diamond drilling amounting to 300 or 400 feet was done at other places on the claims without results. Owing to snow l was unable to examine the surface cuts to which the tunnel was driven. The bond was thrown up this fall,
 HERCULES MINES, LTD. Work was resumed on this property. after lying idle since 1911, under the management of Major Gen. eral R. G. Edwards Leckie. with Joe Fall in charge of the work. The surface work done in the early days exposed several ex- captionally good showings of ore carrying geod values in gold, silver and lead. The work this year was confined chiefly to driving a tunnel under one of the most promising surface show ings. The results were disap- pointing, as it failed to pick up the ore at that depth. The length of the tunnel is about 200 feet. A shaft was also sunk 30 feet on another surface showing, . the orc cutting off horizontally at @ depth of about 16 feet. A good winter camp was erected with the intention of continuing work all winter, but 1t was latel decided to close down and resume work in the spring.
 FoRTY-NINE MINING Co.,, LTD This company has it's head offices at 701 Rogers Building, Vancouver. The property worked all last winter under the supervision of Harry !!owson, during which time about 2SO feel of underground work was done : under the croppings of the "49'' claim and a tunnel driven 95 feet [ on the vein on the Occidental ? claim. In the latter the first 5C :. feet from the mouth shows ar . average of about eight inches 1T D width of high grade ore. the bal F ance of the tunnel following thu n seam marking the vein and show 4 ing no ore.
 l. The tunnel on the ''4H" elaiH Q was driven lS2 feet along thu
 south wall of the vein and ;, ,. crosscut then driven both way !. from the end of it. The, first 2 m feet in the tunnel is on the sam m bearing as the strike of the vel ! and froiA that point turns to tn '' right about twenty degrees. fo :. lowing tile wall of >a sfna Id strinKsr 8f fair looking ore. Th
 etosssut at the end of the tunh Y. wxs driven north 92 feet an ae South 27 feet; all In very nuc
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16

Pisnsres artistically framed at "Ths Midget Empotium.'
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16

Jack Nelson is selling spNdB At S4s0 per 100 pound sack. :: :
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16

B. M. Stone left on the Taku for JuneaN on business trip. He ex- nects to he away about month.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16

Hand-colored enlar9sments of local photo at "The Midget Emporium"
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-16
Temperatures

As recorded by official fteisteEed thermometer of oren F. Hlil al t!fs