Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-09-07
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.

basin where they have been doing ass- essment work.
 LCline. forest examiner for Alaska, left for Ketchikan Monday with his wife and baby. They have been camping for several weeks at Fish creek.
 The Salmon valley will make great dairy ranches after the timber is logged off, Volunteer timothy along the road grows to height of six feet.
 The Chuquala, Captain Owen Owen, was in the latter part of the week from Swamp Point with A. B. Wing. superinten- dent of the Granbv operations there.
 Julius Levy who. for 2S years has been on the road with cigars that tickle the palates of particular smokers. is in camp this week. He is now specializing in "Levy's Bulldogs" --
 Mrs. Helen Bell, proprietress of the Style Shop, has gene to Anchorage with a view to establishing similar store there. On her way she will inspect her sstore in Cordova
 E John Hovland came down Saturday from the Unicorn group where he is doing assessment work. He brought some fine samples of ore containing native silver from this property.
 W, L. Balch is putting up an attractive building for F. c. Lawrence on his lot ad- joining the Hyder Drug Store. His jew elry and optical business will be comfort ably housed next winter.
 Word has been received that a baby girl was born to Captain and Mrs. Sob ieralski in Vancouver August 26. The little miss is named Katherine, after her aunt, Mrs. Wm. Gray, of Hyder.
 Miss Kate Ryan left on the George for Victoria as witness for a lady who broke an ankle in the winter of 1919 while landing from G. T. P. boat and is now sueing the company for damages.
 CIV. .Cheatham. superintendent for the Bureau of Public Roads in Alaska, arriv. ed from Kstchikan on the Goldenrod Mon. Jay night to inspect the road work being done here, He Is accompanied by Mrs Cheathan1.
 , Jack Fitzgerald and Bill Williams came down Thursday from the Independence group on Goose creek where Bill has been driving tunnel The face is breaking ihtb ore of shipping quality, and they went back yesterday to do some mors work,
 H,J.Seott has mdved the OK. barber shop into the Sutherland building on Main street, formerly occupied by Mrs. Phyllis Watson with tobacco and confectionery 5to1c. Mrs. Watson. who has been in poor health lately. went south Sunday for medical treatment
 Sapt Harry Tanner came down from the Fish Creek property yesterday and reports that the Mullen High Line is working perfectly: This is a cable sys- tenn 4S0 feet in length that brings the sacked ofe from the mouth of the ttinhei to The packing place on the trail. Q Commander Bevan; flag lieutenant for Admiral Callaghan, commander of the Grand Fleet in the North Sea during che early part of the war. is Here on a visit with C.AMcKenzie. Together they ate visiting number of mining properties, including the Premier and MIG. the latter of whichMr. Mckenzie Is developing.
 Ghas. and Mrs Martin, who came here eafly in 1919. lsyt last week fcf Anehorase Charlie gave the camp fitting farewell by taking high dive from the wharf of- flee. The tide was full. and after going to the bottom two or thfee times with his suit case he finally mahaged to grab a mail sack which was reached down to him and vas pulled oaf suit easa cad sil