Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-03-15
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT

Edward tn Stewart, It IS plainly visible from the wharf.
 Dale L. Pitt. general manager of the i Premier. is expected to return on the next trip of the Anyox from his vacation trip in the south. :. -c
 The Ocean View Hotel has received a supply of unique and distinctive station cry from Cullins & Co.,, formerly tho Dom- inion Press. of Vancouver, managed by Jimmy C,lIins, founder of the Portland Canal News
 Sam Fry is carrying his left arm in q sling as the result of serious and pain full wound received while he was cutting kindline last Friday night Two large tendons in the wrist were severed and a bone split open. Dr. Chace sewed the ends of the tendons together and took a humber of stitches.to hold the edges of Ihc "ouHu III piaCe.
 A float honse belonging to Jack Kellogg and located near the mouth of Salmon river. has, been purchased by Harry Conner and has been lowed around to a lot in Hyder B. c. which Mir. Conner recently purchased. Timber for a foundation is now on the ground and the house will be transferred from the float upon MT, Corners return from the south. Those who read the details of the wreck of the Alaska when she struck Brunt Reef, will recall the name of Andy Sin clair. mentioned in dispatches as having taken leading part iR saving the lives of those passengers who escaped. Mir Sinclair, isnow first officer on the Any OK, one of the freiehters now. engaged in transporting Premier ore to the Tacoma shelter.
 A young resident of Stewart who came over Friday night to demonstrate the op- eration of the B. c. moderation act, was too enthusiastic in his illustrations and finished the night as the guest of Deputy Marshal Mcdonald in the city bastile. Saturday morning Commissioner Frame levied an assessment of $25 against him and he returned home. somewhat sadden- ed but still firm believer in moderation
 Hugh Davies. second engineer on the Anyox took in the sights of Hyder while the ship was in port. Hugh has had a venturesome career, having been mate for Captain Alex Mclean. the Sea Wolf" of Jack London's famous novel besides travelling over the world in var ious ships. During the war he served through the Dardanelles campaign and received the Distinguished Conduct Medal.
 w. L. Balch and J. A. Hall left on the Carmen for Juneau to take up with var ious government officials matters per- taininG to Hyder. including protection of the river bank from floods. MT. Balch circulated subscription list among busi- ness men and property owners and se- cured a pledge of S2500 to assist in this work. He intends endeavoring to get some action toward wharf construction, and school matters will also be discussed. Hugh MacDoueall has sold his black smith shop and residence on the Linde- borg addition to Albert Mayer, the latter taking immediate possession. The shop was built in 1919 by Small & MacDougall the former retiring from the business in the fall of 1920. Mir Mayer, who has re- sided here for two or more years. is an experienced workman and will Undoubt- edly maintain the high standard set by his predecessor Hugh intends opening pipe fitting and general repair shop on l Main street.