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Hyder weekly herald., 1927-09-24

W. A. Dickey, a pioneer Alas ka mining man, is reported by the Juneau press to have made an important discovery of the rare mineral known as as ss lenium in the ores of the Rua Cove mine, a big, lowgradt copper proposition located CT Knight Island, in Prince Will, am Sound. Dickey, who is as sociated with another party in the ownership of the proper ty, recently found that port ions of the iron content of the ore, distinguished by peculiar luster, carries selenium i'll quantities of commercial i'm portance.
 An ordinary sample of the iron taken from the great ledge gave .28 of 1 per cent of selenium to the ton Of ore.
 Selenium belongs to the tel luriunl group and is classified as one of the very rare min erals. Owing to it's scarcity, inc use of the mineral is very linn tied at present, the onl. quantities available being ob tained from smelters.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-09-24
MOUNTAINvIEW TUNNEL
 NEARING OBJECTIVE

The main tunnel on the Fish Creek properties of the Mount ainview Gold Mining Co. is fast nearing it's objective, the so-called Gray Copper vein, which promises to provide a large and valuable ore re- source for future operation. The vein is located near the north end of the property, at an approximate distance of 1900 feet from the portal of the tunnel. The face of the tunnel is now some distance beyond the surface outcrops but, owing to the dip of the vein, must be pushed about 200 feet farther ahead before reaching the ore body at a vertical depth of about $50 feet.
 The tunnel cut through two veins of the blind" type few days ago. Manager Arthur Moa states that both veins are we'll mineralized, and may de- velop into important ore bodies with further exploration.
 The company is at present preparing a number of samples of ore from the various ore bodies, which will be sent out for smelter tests in the near future.
 One lot approximating 1250 pounds, which assays $132 per ton will go to the Selby smelt- CT; another of similar size, which assays around S80 a ton, mainly in gold, silver and copper, will go to Tacoma, and two lots containing con- siderable zinc will go to Trail. The ore included in one of the latter consignments assays about $110 per ton, that in the other ranging around S125 per ton.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-09-24

The last baseball game of the present season will be play ed by the Hyder and Stewart teams on the Stewart grounds Sunday afternoon, commenc- ing at 2:30 p. m.
 The primary object of the contest is to raise funds to cov- CT the deficit created by the recent trip of the local team to Prince Rupert. As the visits of the team to Ketchikan and Rupert were a splendid and far reaching advertisement for this district, the clubs are en- titled to receive all possible assistance from the local pub lie and every one who can is urged to attend the game. The teams will be as evenly match ed as possible, thereby assur- ing a good contest. The base ball officials are also planning to add a great deal of amuse- ment for those attending by a number of funny surprises, the details of which will not be revealed until later.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-09-24

M. R. Greenland, prominent mining engineer, has been en- gagged in making an examinat- ion of the Northern Light Group, owned by Wm. Bunting and situated along the north ern border of the Premier properties, west of the B. c. silver and Sebakwe.
 It is understood that Mir. Greenland is representing Eng fish capital and Eastern Can ada interests, who are associ- ated with the Hayes interests, by whom the property was bonded some time ago.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-09-24
REVIVAL OF BEAR RIVER
 R. R. CONTEMPLATED


 That influential outside inter ests are contemplating the re- mobilization of the old Portland Canal railroad, running north from Stewart, is indicated by the arrival of J. G. Sullivan, of Winnipeg, consulting engineer of the Canadian Pacific Rail- road, to look over the line and estimate the probable cost ot placing it in condition for oper- ation.
 MT. Sullivan, who is one of Canada's most eminent rail- road engineers, has been en- gagged on the survey since his arrival early this week.
 Nothing definite could be learned regarding the identity of those behind the investigat- ion, who are described by MT. Sullivan, merely as private parties" It is also understood that the survey is no way con- nected with the affairs of the c. P. R. The high standing of MT. Sullivan in his profession indicates, however, that the scheme is in all probability backed by important interests. Whether they are planning to operate the road as a commer- cial venture or in connection with some impending mining venture is also conjectural. Of equal or greater interest is the prospect that the examination nay have some connection with the much discussed Peace River-Portland Canal railway proposal.
 It will be recalled that the long defunct line was original ly intended by it's builder, Sir Donald Mann, as the first link in a system which would ulti- mately extend from Portland Canal to the great Peace River district.
 That the old, neglected road will ere long fulfill the destiny for which it was created by Canada's great industrial lead er is becoming increasingly ap- parent and it is not beyond the bounds of probability that the survey made by MT. Sullivan may be a step in that direction.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-09-24
BIG MERGER, LOCAL PROPERTIES REPORTED
 UNDER WAY

A merger of the we'll known Daly Alaska, Hobo, Stoner and Alaska Premier Groups in th upper Salmon valley is reno ed under way by the Wester Canada Mining News of Van couver in it's issue of Septem- br 10th.
 The journal states that tn arrangements provide for the development of the properties by a large company and that it is proposed to develop suf- ficient tonnage on one of the groups and erect a mill to handle the total output.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-09-24

Skagway harbor, I think an exchange feasible, and mutully advantageous, by cession of Skagway harbor with the needed tract extending to the boundary, from the United States to Canada, for tract from Canada to the United States, embracing the territory between a line extending north easterly (north west?) from above Haines, to the southeasterly boundary of in- terior Alaska. I am fully con vinced that such an exchange would benefit both parties con cerned, and stimulate, commer- cial activity in sections now neglected.
 Forest J. Hunt"
 Juneau, Alaska.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-09-24

Arrivals from the Texas Creek section report that the Texas Creek pack trail is now in bet ter condition than at any time since it's construction, as re- sut of the excellent work of the Bureau of Public Roads. The work of fixing up the trail was done this year by Malcolm Smith, Will Durney and Dan Sullivan, all of whom are in- terested in the Texas district and are owners of valuable properties in that locality. AS a result the $500 allotted by the bureau was spent to the best possible advantage and with results that are much ap- precited by the men who tramp the trail. Worn spots have been filled, culverts fix ed and brush grown spots have been cleared and travelling is now said to be easier than ever before.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-09-24

A telegram conveying the sad news of the death of his father, Henry Blue, at Port land, Oregon, was received by Attorney Ernest Blue Friday. MT. Blue senior passed away at the family home in Port land Friday morning following a paralytic stroke, sustained several weeks ago.
 The deceased was 72 years of age and had been a highly respected citizen of Portland for upward of a quarter cen tury For many years prior to his demise the late MT. Blue was in the Civil Service in the capacity of inspector.
 He is survived by his widow, two sons and four daughters.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-09-24
WORK REVEALS HUGE
 EXTENT WOODBINE
 ORE MAIN OREBODY


 The huge extent of the main ore body on the Woodbine property is further revealed by 'ecent development operations on that we'll known and high ly regarded property. At the close of the past week the low ar tunnel had been extended total distance. of 332 feet from the portal, TIT feet rum ing as a crosscut in a westerly direction and the remainder as 2 drift, extending 155 feet southwesterly and at a right angle from the cross cut. As was the case in the cross cut section of the tunnel, the drift has been driven through solid ore throughout it's entire length. Just how far the drift can be run before reaching the southerly limit of the huge ore zone is problematical but all present indications point to it's continuance for a consid- erable distance beyond the 
 present face. The work so far done, however, has opened an ore body of massive size, car rying splendid working values.
 The ore found in the drift tunnel is identical in appear ance with that of the great Premier, which borders the Woodbine on the east. The ore shows galena, steel galena, gray copper and occasionally native silver and also contains excellent gold values.
 The new power plant, made up of a 70 h. D. Swedish semi diesel engine, driving a single stage Sullivan 3-machine com pressor, is reported working in excellent manner. Included in the new equipment recent ly installed is also a small semi diesel engine, which drives the dynamo used for lighting the splendidly equipped bunk house, blacksmith shop and assay office. A small auxiliary air compressor is also employ ed in starting the large en- zine.
 Reports from the company headquarters in Vancouver during the week announce the payment on September 20th, of a $20,000 installment on the purchase of the property.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-09-24

English capital, already heav- fly interested in placer mining in the Fairbanks country, has entered the quartz field in that section on large scale through the purchase of th
 Ryan lode properties. One third of the purchase price of the property, which was taken under option in 1926, was de posted in a Seattle bank last week. The other two paymen
 will follow at yearly interva
 until the total sum of $175,000 has been paid. The properties lie ot the divide between Eva and St. Patrick Creeks and consist of eight claims. The property was thoroughly pros pected by the Guggenheims in 1917, but due to the fact that war prices made operating costs prohibitive the ground was not taken up. The survey showed that there is $400,00h in low grade ore in sight.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-09-24

Rev. S. V. Warren and Mrs. Warren will return to Hyder Sunday morning, after attend ing the annual Puget Sound Conference of the M. E.. Churches, and will hold ser vices in the local church Sun day evening, according to q telegram received by Attorney Ernest Blue.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-09-24

The w. J. Neill Transportat- ion Go. has placed the motor ship Carmen on the Hyder- Ketchikan run. The Carmen will make one trip weekly, leaving Ketchikan Monday ev- ening and arriving here Tues day morning, carrying freight and passengers.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-09-24

w. w. Moves, owner of the Moves Boat Co, operator of an extensive motorship fleet out of Ketchikan, and holder of the Hyder-K Ketchikan mail contract, was a visitor in camp Wednesday.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-09-24
BIG HYDRO ELECTRIC
 DEVELOPMENT PLANNED


 Development of a big hydro electric power plant from the latent power resources of Meziadin Lake, near the head of Bear River, is presaged in the announcement that w. T. Batchellor, prominent Seattle hydro-electric engineer, is now engaged on an investigation of the project, on behalf of E. E. Hall, Winnipeg capitalist, and controller of the we'll known Riverside mine in this district. Mir. Batchellor arrived from the south Monday and left for the scene of the proposed power development Wednes- day in company with E. D. Haddon, well known repre- sentative of the Hall interests, and R. G. Mellin, managing engineer of the Riverside mine. The work to be done by MT. Batchellor on this occasion will be of sufficient scope to pro- vide the necessary data for working out of the various en- gineering problems involved. In addition to making com plete general survey of the project, he will estimate and report on the amount of DO tential power available at this time of the year, and this work will be supplemented during the winter by investigations and measurements of the quan- titles of water available at various times during that period.
 MT. Hall has already taken the preliminary steps toward the inauguration of this tre- mendously important project, by locating a power site at the lake, which is situated about 30 miles northeast of Stewart and forms one of the import ant feeders of the great Mass River.
 Government statistics indi- cate that at least 10000 horse power of electrical energy can be developed at the point where the waters of the lake empty into the Mass. Recent examinations also indicate that conditions are ideal for power development.
 MT. Hall, who has already demonstrated an abiding faith in the future of the Portland Canal district by his acquisit- ion of the Riverside mine and other important interests in this locality, is said by local representatives to possess a keen realization of the great importance of electric power development as means of as- sisting the growth of the min ing industry and is prepared to push the Meziadin Lake proposal to completion, if the investigations now in progress prove it's feasibility and suffici- ent power can be sold to war rant the large investment in- volved. Tn the event that con- ditions are found favorable, it is his intention to develop power in ample quantity to meet the power needs of the entire district.
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Hyder weekly herald., 1927-09-24

B. w. w. McDougall, promi- nent mining engineer, is visit ing the district.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-09-24

Jimmie Daly expects to leave Sunday for a vacation in the south. Ml