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LOUIS OTrENRERG. Trustees.
Attorney foe Holder Of Note,
THos. ! OWEN & son, AUCTT0NEERS.
fa.S Eve Street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUARTE BRICK
DWELLING KNOWN As PREMISES ais

our STREET NoRTHwTsT
Nv virtue of a certain decd of trust duly
recorded In Lther 1870 folio 3tS et SEQ .
of the land records Of the District of Co.
lumhia, sud at the request of the marty
viii sell a, public sanc,ion ,n front q
the nrrmi-es on WEDNESDAY. THE
AT THREE THIRTY O'CLOCK I'm the
iolIowing -des.rihed land and premises stu
mated a. and heinx lot 40 in Carus' and
Miller trusiees' subdivision of lots in
square 44t as per Mat recorded tn the
Columbia IN Lther - az folio ifl.
Terms; Al cash, A deposit of 81 900 ~
~eoutred, ConVeyanrirg recording. etc. At
pnrchasars coat Terms 60 Ne complied with
within 10 days otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may I've adVerti eel and rcsold
AZ the discretion of the trustees
EF0RGE r, LtSKtNs
LUTHER W, LiSKfNs,
.-s- TruAteeA
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TH0s J OWEN SON AuGrIONEERs
lip0 Eve street Northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING BEING PREMISES NO. aU3
ALLISON STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of certain deed of trust duly
recorded In IiheF No St0s folio lOi ct sea-
q The land records Of the District Of toum;;
therehy. 'he undersigned trustees will sell al
ppgblic aIcllonG in front II The, premIsesa nD
Ab. iS5s Al hfhHkEEt 3 tLtock Coo y p.Al, ANr"th The
following described land and premises, situate
IN the district of Columbia. and designated
a. ana ,einr lot 20 a s. arnyers snbdl'
ton 20 the CITY Of Washington" az per plat
recorded ~ the Once Of the surveyor. for the
Dlstfict II Columbia ~ Iiber Al At folio "a
Terms spld. sualeci to prior deed oi
trust for xb,1b0.00. further particulars al
which WtIl be announced at time of asle: the
purchase price above .aald trust 20 be paid
ssyancinF recording. etc, at purchasers
cost Terms 10 be complied with Within
thirty days otherwise deposit forfeited 'and
The property may be advertised and resoid
Al the discretion of the trustees
GEORGE r. sMALLwO0D.
.EUGENE n, TAGdART
frIioS Il 0WFN 4 aoN AocIiaaa...
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- VIT, nv DAYS
THoS. J OWEN & son. AUCTToNEERS'
li25 Eve ST NV.

TRYpsTTEEsr SALE hSlS * Tw9 fyoRy BT,cK
PHRK R0hD S6tIRF1TiHwEssfT@ 6IRF1Tisf@''N' 1889
By virtue ef certain deed OF trust dated
ito. recorded pecrnber 10. taco ras amang the the
land records of the District OF Columbia, and
the undersigned trustees will sell at public
anciicn. IN front Of the nremtses. on
xpRlL, A.D in@s At FivF o'CLocK p. NJ.
the followlng described land and nremises.
situate in the District ~ Columbia. and des.
two fs:l in Levi. f. Rrenninser's suhtiivi-
sicc OF lois y block numbered srv:n,een
iner al a. foiio les. IN V' the survey surveyor
ofice of the Ds!ric, of Columbia subject 10
the covenants of record
Terms Sold subject 10 prior deed Of
trust for - $1,000 further particulars of
which viii he announced at time OF sale
ns,d !" easa. ' deposit % f ~ ssoS @ oss 20 rs. Se
ouired. Convey sncins. recording etc. a. the
With within thirty days otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may he sdver-
!,ssd and resold at the discretion of the
msso an. q SSSfhris S@f1if1khrda1Nns. @1fkrar rSn.'...
rHos }. OWEN 4 son. AucrioNEERs
17r:1rEA1Tsr rATr sfiS ssE or rwaakRY rwxak8RSE rRtAE REAF
$S4S1af s. uSSSSosSsS.SS * F0Shs Fms
40 ,ir,aa ~ go. -. @ ~ A.SS -. -
corded Sr S sias 'Tsh fco . ls F"o 81 ,S
lard records Of the District OF Columbia aud
NJ the reauest of the parties secured thereby
The UNDERSIGNED viii cell Al ruhltc auction
~ front ut the premises on TUESDAY THE
TENTH DAY or APRIL 1928 Ar F0tjR
DCLOtK Pm. the follow ing ~Sescrihed land
and promises, situate IN the District Of Co.
lumbia, and helms lot numbered twentv one
t"ll IN square Numbered forty hundred and
seventeen ti0lTA described IN said deed
OF lruat, unon the following terms
Terms OF sale Said property Is subject 90
= nttor deed of trust securing an indebted,
meas Of 81 900 90. and said property win he
sold snhieci IN aaid deed d'of.trust Indebted.
ness. OF the nurchase price over and above
said deed OF trust. one third ts tn he paid
~ cash and he balance IN two equal install
lnterest al the rate of az r per annum,
deed % truat upon the property sold. or ali
cash AZ the ~ptton OF the purchaser. Inter.
est and taxes 10 he paid nr adjusted to date
Of sale. A denoait OF $500 90 will ne re.
nhred At the time of sale All couveyanc.
inS curdinf etc Rt coat Of the purchaser.
Terms OF sale to he cpmplied with within
thirtv fdnl DAYS from day of sale otherwise
deposit viii he forfeited and property resold
~ risk and cost ot defaulting purchaser after
hve iSl 'taya advertisement of such resale
y some ne~spaper published IN Washing ton.
h FRANCIS SAUL
0"A 18th st NV.
WILLIAM !. BENSON
,hen sA,.s, b%s 10Th ST Wv.
~ - ss.. -. ~ ~ Iustsses:r-
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON AUCTIoSEEES
1i"5 Eye Street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SECOND
STooSsMMIERCInAL SToSs ME s,nI ~, Let SITTATE oS
WEST JUST EAST OF TWENTIETH

NORTH SIDE or l. STREET NORTH.
WEST JUST EAST OF TWENTIETH
By virtue of a certain deed Of trust. duly
recorded In Liner 56ss folio 4s7 et SEQ.
OF the land records Of the District of Co.
mmhia. and nj the request of the marty
secured thereby the undersigned trustees
viii sell NJ pablo auction in front OF tha
rremtsfs or FRIDAY. THE THIRTEENTH
DAY of APRIL. An 1928. At FOUR
O'CLOCK Pm the following described land
and nremisee, situate in the city OF wash
'nrton District of Columbia, and DESIGNATED
and betng part of original lot 5 in square
III beginning on l. street l6 feet west
81 the southeast cornfr nf said Int and run
Of said lot. thence west on SAID rear line
nf sad lot thence west on said rNar line,
II feet II inches: thence south =. feet:
thenee west q feet: thence south IS feet TO
7. street: thence east ON said street 10
teet : inches TO the beginning.
Terms Of sale: All cash. depost of
&30o 40 viii I've required at time OF Sale.
All fnnveyancipx. recersiing, etc. at cost of
purchase Terms of sale tn he complied
with within thirty days from day Of sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve the rtkht to
reseii the property at the risk and cost OF
ietauitinsa purchaser. after five days AL
vertiScnent of such resale in some news
papeF published in Washington. o. c.
HARRY A. KtTE.
FRANK J. HUGHES.
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nlh3H-dGdseXSu Trustees.
ADAM 4 wEsCHLER son. A1ctionesTs

TRUSTEES SALE oP SEMI-DETACHED
BRICK rr DWELLING. no. 533S 42pd
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Libsr No. 1865 folio 3s2 ct seu..
OK the land records Of the District OF Co.
Iumbia, and NJ the request Of the party ee.
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees will
offer for sale ky pubic au%rs,on. % . in front q
OF APRIL. 1923. At FOUR O'CLOCK Pm.
the toilowinT-described land ard premises.
situate in the District of Columbia TO wit:
Lot 7s in Hall Yates < McGtnniss Construc-
tion Co. ms. subdivision of lots IN square
l142 As per plat recorded In tbs ofice OF the
ssqnEveyor for the District OF Columbia In
Terms of sale: The above property viii be
sold subject to prior deed of trust for
90; 600 90 At 81s e. due September 10. 1898:
balance, 81 100000 cash. the remainder pay.
able $500 per month which will include
interest on first and second trusts at 81, per
erlt, secured by a second deed of trust upon
the property sold. or ali cash over trust
lt ention of purchaser A deuosit of $500 90
REQUIRED at sale. All conveyancing. resord-
Terms TO be complied with within thirty days
from dsv of sale, otherwise trustees reserve
the right 20 resell property 1T risk and cost
% defaulting u1rcha ser. after FIVE days ad-
vertlsenient Of such resale in some Newspaper
published in the city OF washington d. C.
CARL G. HALL
AUSTIN G. SHAFFER.
mhe e7-d&ds .exSu Trustees.
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Unclaimed Baggage and Parcel
Room Articles by Public Auc-
tion to Pay Storage and Other
Charges, by Order Of the
Washington Terminal Co.

By virtue oi an order OF the Supreme
Court Of the District nf Columbus passed
IN Equity Cause No. 3"ia. we ~ill sell nv
Adam A. weschler A. Son No. a.0 Pa ave
NV on THURSDAY THE FIFTH DAY 0F
APRIL. la@2 COMMENCING AT TWO r NJ
large quantity of unclaimed baggage
parcel room and found articles consisting of
Trunks. SUIT Cases HANDBAGS Valises SAM.
nie Casrs. Umbrellas Packages Clothing
IeweIry and miscellaneous personal property
Tewna cash
WASHINGTON TERMINAL Co
BY r. T0LSoN
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$l5,o50.
Chevy Chase. Md.
|@f q <~st


This Ia An unusual opportunity 10
obtain . moderately priced home Ia
an ane4uaied environment and vet
extremely convenient 80 sohapl bus
car line churches md stores. II js
alIpsrbIy situated in . perfect setting
OF beautiful thade trees. 'sytrRTeens
and shFublJepy---a location recognized
a. having the most attractive natural
setting IN al " Chevy Chase The
honse Is extremely comfortable b1eht
and roon1y. and epsaiSs an atnlns.
phsre esDeciaIly noDealinE In its Nv
able comforts, ther, 10 wide ".
randa large living room with real
fireplace. large dining room blJtlers
pantry and Kitchen Three snfendid
bedrooms and eomplets bath. eler.
tFtelis excelient heating plant kfate
roof wonderful wooded int HBgI1b
With 80 additional feet of parking
side driveway 10 gsrsEe. The entire
house. has lust been redeeorsted
throughout - now vacant and II
viii be nnF pleasure 20 show YOU this
particular home, Very reasonable
EvENIRG PHONE SERVICE roe.
Schwab, Walk & Candy,
1908 Cum. Ave. 'oi $40
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stIfNttF X LINNINN
LUTHER ", LiNKFNs,
ROGER J, wHTTFoRD.
Attv for PARTY 2NcuFet

Atty. for rartv Secured
rAos J OVEN Y.ss =: \ s'sT : A.w AsTwrrioSErs''
Trustees Sale of Valuable Inn
proved Real Estate, Being .
Thrse.Story and Basement
Building Brown Stone
'FRONT.'. Containing Four
Apartments, With Brick Ga.
rage in Rear, Situate at s43
o 81. NV.
Hy virtue of two certain deeds Of trust
nstriot Of Cciamsis, and d ihs rrsue. y
,s.,s. r.. ssF s 'IsS's .s !. SsgS ,ses Ss
FA FFnr9 9y odek HE9 M iSss e. ,9,ew'S S ESgs ~.
s@ss aSs and .c q sp;s esa%ss m the c
s'sSs sspss s.asrps Gs ss"s ID s"ai i SQUARE
sessss ss r.snp nnnGssd IN ana .rs" 'sNN snNe IA ps
he records ~ The once OF The SURVEYOR ol
the District Of Columbia, toSether With the
Terms Of sale, oaa.third of ,hs purchase
money 10 he paid in cash, balance " I've
'auaf instellrents. PAYABLE IN one and two
.als segprsd hx deed Of irppt upon the prop.
sS,s "Isss .ss 81 sps.s s:ts = S''S S e {. II.
uuiEed 81 time at sale, All CONVEX sneins,
rAenrdina etc, at cost OF DQrehAseF, TeFnit
~ sals 90 he eunaplied with Wllhla thirty
iavs from day a. sale otherwise The trustee
rvAArsee The right to resell the property at
the riek and cost az dNfaultine purchaser
after Ate days advertisement at such resale
~ some aewspansr published IN Waahinstoa.
b G.
NATIONAL SAVINGS rausT CO.
Trustees
Nv FRANK W STONE.
Aeoond Vice President
'asa' sMp,v., w,,.o, -.
y t,ShssiVMsnaa Al T,ss2s NJ. as,t ts.1lsr..,aYw
mlSt ,aAas.axtp '......-.....'- -"
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Sl0.Sm.
rErwoRTH CORNER HONE
Q LARGE Rooms. ERIK GAkAGE.
Only Sll SnO--Wll.L TRADE.

hesutful bay-winiow Drfck Petworfh
ccrzser home. with covered concrete fTont
porch on q high elevation convenient 10
schools stores churches snd TRANSPORTATION.
Recsriion hall. s unusually large rooms
besuiis,Iiv decorated. modern kitchen COM
rletely equipped tiled hath with oui!tin
tuh and shower Concrete cellar With saun:
dry trays and serv ants toilet, Ni9e var
hardwood foors electricity. hot-water heat,
ali modern convenienccs and anpoIntrNe uts
Owner Will take Sfi 500 for this Northwest
bargain znd will ARRANGE terms or NIL cln-
sider trade Don't miss this fsnoortlioitN.
Cal Geo-x7A o24S now for details and sp-
RNinfraenf 20 insrecf
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ADAM 4. WEsCHLER { son. Auctloneers
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
DWELLING SITUATE NO. 55 DE-

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE. BEING 4 TMo-STORY BRICK
pWELLING SITUATE NO. So DE-
BY virtue of certain deed of trust duly
recorded IN Liber No 5i75 folio 80 ct SEQ.
81 the land records Of the District of Column
bia. and at the request of the party secured
thereby the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale BY upsi; r. r; .',ctior in fr9ns Of The
OF APRIL, 1923. AT FIVE. O'CLOCK Pm.
the following described land and premises
situate in the District OF Columbia. 10 wit:
Lot nnmbered ore hundred ,l0o' " AIexsn.
numbered six hundred and twenty-three
l823l. as per plat recorded IN the ONCE of
the surveyor for the District of Columbia
in IAber r, W.. at folio 80
Terms of sale. Cash. deposit or $500
required of purchaser at time of sale. All
conveyancing. recording and notarial fees at
cost of purchaser Terms OF sale To be COM
piled with within fifteen days IRON day of
sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the riRht
to resell the property. at the risk and cost
Of the defaulting purcbasr. after fve days'
advertisement of sucn ree1ss IN some news
paper published in the city of washinston.
d. FRED MCKEE.
JESSE L. HEISKELL.
n1h30-d&dsexSu Trustees.
AnAN WElfuI n Q0E Ancfi0nNDre
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SALE---HOUSES.
NEW HOIISE

6ct9 18th a.. nw--Modern semi .det ached
brick. four bedrooms. I. baths. builtin ga
rage. colonial front porch, hardwood floors
throughout. NJ B. WEAVER, 1902 ! ct.
NV Main 1888 g.
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Auction Sale Of $4,000 Stock of
Oriental Rugs
and Carpets
for the
Oriental Rug Washing Co.
No. 21l4 18th St. NV.
Commencing Thursday, April S
at z O'Clock Pm.

And continuous IN Friday aud saturday.
same hour We viii seii At pubhc auction
this large collection OF Oriental Russ and
Carpets. consisting OF many nne Rugs ami
Carpets such as sarook Bakaras. kerma
shAhs etc. and iaEge Carpets. Rugs now on
exhibition This collection of EuEs must
lie sold and will I've sacrificed for. cAAh,
ORIENTAL RUG WASHING co.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER & son. Auctoneers

RAsRv.SNTTH. PINE q HILL
ATTORNEYS for Party Secured
ar.3-dktis exSu
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SUMMER COTTAGES.
SUMMER HOMES.

FOR -RENT-sOUTH SHORE long ISLAND
on Great South Bay. 4 modern furnished
houses. 3 10 rooms 3 baths. water. gas.
hoatinE fishing live Summer colony. com.
mutiug distance to Now York. ROBERT
II k0EHLER. 81 Wall st. New York.
Evening star., 1928-04-04

SALE-MUUSES. ="
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Onlv SiOO Cash.

Balance Small Monthly Payments.
Beautiful two-story terra Gotta stucco cot
,ars; 8 rooms sun parlor. tile bath, hard
wood heers. sas. elec;, saraee 10 Wilson
from i. I. ave-. on RlsdensSurs I rd.' one @ mile
from nistrjoi line. ranked as one OF the
rretttext homes In that vicinity. Phone
Matn 1OOaS
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-02-04
PREMIER SECURES
 SILVERADO GROUP

Sale of the spectacular Silver ado property on the west slope of Mt. Rainey, directly across Portland Canal from Hyder, to the Premier Gold Mining Con- pany is announced in recent Victoria press dispatches. Rati- fication of the sale agreement was scheduled to take place at a meeting of the Silverado Min ing Go. shareholders Wednes- day of this week.
 Under the terms of the tenta- tive agreement, new com pany will be formed to operate the property with the title of Silverado Consolidated Com pany and will be capitalized at $1,000,000. The agreement gives the Premier company an option to purchase 550,000 shares of the authorized 1 1,00O- 900, for $500, O,0OO, of which the initial payment is to be $50.- GOO, the reports say.
 The remaining 45O,O00 shares of stock will be distributed pro-rata to holders of stock in the present Silverado com pany.
 Reports that Premier was ne- gotiating for the Silverado have been in circulation both locally and in the south for weeks, hence the deal was not unexpected in mining circles, despite a specific denial of such negotiations issued by the Premier management some time ago.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-02-04
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
 TO GIVE DANCE

The Hyder Public Library As sociation is making preparat- ions to give a big public dance in Pioneer Hall on the evening of Saturday, February II. The entertainment will be in the nature of a farewell to Col. E. R. Stivers, librarian, who will leave shortly thereafter on a vacation trip to the States, but will also possess the addition al purposes of increasing mem bership in the association and improving it's finances. The price of admission has been fixed at $2 for gentlemen, ladies free, including the sup per charge.
 The admission charge will al- so include a full membership in the association for the quarter ending March 31st, to- gether with all library privi- leges of a regular member for that period. In the event that the gentleman acquiring a membership does not desire it for himself he will be granted the option of designating an- other person, either relative or friend. The offer is open to Stewart residents, to whom is extended a cordial invitation to participate in the entertain ment.
 The dance will be in charge of a committee consisting of John Hovland, T. H. Evans, D. J. Mulcare and Mrs. E. D. Had don. The best of music will be provided and nothing will be left undone to insure attend ants a genuine good time.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-02-04
NEW COMPANY
 TO OPERATE
 NORTHERN LIGHT

The we'll known Northern Light group, in the upper Sal mon River basin, has been talk en over by a newly organized mining concern known as the Northern Light Mines, Ltd, and will be operated on an ex- tensive scale, according to Van couver press advices, which have been confirmed locally by Wm. Bunting, who located the property in the early days of the camp and was associat- ed with his brother Chas. Bunt- ing, in the ownership prior to the present sale.
 The property was recently op- toned by John O'Neill Hayes, of Victoria, who is a director and one of the organizers of the new company. The com pany has been entirely finan- ced in Canada, although Brit ish capital is said to have been offered.
 The capitalization is $5,O00,- 900, divided into an equal num- Der of shares of $1 par value. A block of 500,0OO shares has been purchased outright by a syndicate of Vancouver people, who are behind the new com pany. Three million shares of the stock will be retained in the treasury and the remain ing 1,500,00O will be placed on the market, the first offer ing to be made at an early date.
 The Northern Light group is one of the best known proper ties in the district and adjoins several of the most noted prop critics in the Portland Canal district, including the famous Premier, B. c. Silver, Wood bine, Sebakwe, Mineral Basin and Glacier.
 The new company has retain ed MT. G. R. Bancroft, E. M., locator of the Sebakwe ore channels, as consulting engi- neer. MT. Bancroft will leave for this section to start devel-. opment activities as soon as weather conditions warrant.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-02-04
INTERNATIONAL. Fl ErTRIC
 MAKING PRCcvE5S

The International Electric Company, of Stewart, distrib- uted to its bondholders on Feb ruary 1 the second interest payment on it's bonds. amount ing to a total of $2, ,500, accord ing to MT. E. R. Workman, or ganizer and director of the company.
 MT. Workman says the comp any is making steady progress in it's effort to supply the dist rict with an adequate and de- pendable electric service and is receiving excellent support from the public. as evidenced by a steady increase in the vol ume of business during the past year.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-02-04
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.

"Who will be willing to act in the capacity of Librarian at the Hyder Public Library during the forthcoming ab- sence of Col. E. R. Stivers?" is question which of late has been perplexing the officials of the Hyder Public Library Association.
 Tired of worrying over the matter, it was resolved at the last meeting of the Association Tuesday evening to pass the question up to the members, in the hope that those who are in a position to give a few hours toward keeping the li- brary open two nights a week will volunteer their assistance.
 The duties are simple and no special knowledge is required, hence it hoped that enough help will be forthcoming from public spirited citizens to keep the library going on the regu- lar schedule.
 Library officials state that with eight or ten volunteers available for this service, no hardship will be imposed on anyone, as they can serve in rotation.
 All who are willing to volun- teer for this service are re quested to submit their name to D. J. Mulcare, secretary of the association.
 In an effort to secure the books most desired, the associ- ation also decided to request library patrons to each submit 8 list of five books which are not now available at the li- brary, and Col. Stivers will en- deavor to secure the new titles submitted during his vacation in the south.
 Seventy-five books were re- gently added to the library roster; a partial list of which will be found in another col umn. The association has also arranged to secure the leading book of each month through subscribing to Book of the Month Club"
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-02-04
HALLS TO DEVELOP BEAR
 RIVER COPPER GROUP

An extensive program of sur face prospecting and diamond drilling activities will be launched next summer on the old Bear River Mines company property in the upper Bear River vallep by the Atlas Gold Copper Company, a new or ganization in which E. E. Hall, Winnipeg financier, and his brother, J. A. Hall of Van- couver are the leading figures.
 During his recent visit to the district, MT. E. E. Hall who, in addition to controlling The Riv- erside mine and mill. is also heavily interested in other To- cal activities and projects, an- nounced that the new company is reorganization of the old Bear River Mines, incorporat- ed under the B. c. Companies Act, with capital and reserves of $1,2OO,O0O. Shares are $1 par. The organization is con- trolled by MT. Hall and his brother, primarily through the acquisition last year of a large block of stock in the Bear Riv- CT Company held by w. R. Tonkin. This stock combined with shares already owned by the Hall brothers was suffici- ent to place them in full con- trol. In. the reorganization of the company, the interests of other stockholders Of the old company were adequately pro- vided for.
 The present headQ,l CTS of the company is in the Ma cauley-Mailland-Nichols build ing in Vancouver.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-02-04
NEW DEAL FOR
 TERMINUS REPORTED

A new mining deal involving the control of the Terminus property in the upper Bear River section is reported in Vancouver as having been practically completed during the past week.
 The new controlling element is reported to be large min- ing concern operating in East ern Canada and one that is new to the local field.
 The deal is said to involve 317,000 shares of the treasury stock of the Terminus Mines, Ltd. on a basis of 35 cents per share and also an undesignat- ed portion of the stock hold ings of Harry Haywood, form CT controller of the property sufficient to give the new people slightly over 58 per cent.
 The Terminus is one of the best known properties in the district and consists of six crown granted claims, situated near the headwaters of Ameri- can Creek and nearly sur rounded by the extensive hold ings of the Vancouver Mines, Ltd. Considerable development work has been done on the property in earlier years, in- cluding over 700 feet of under ground work, which has dis closed several veins of consid- erable promise. A two-ton smelter shipment of ore during 1926, is said to have given re- turns of $13S per ton.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-02-04

The Northern Pool Hall and Barber Shop is preparing to launch another big pool tourn- amnet for the amusement of patrons Monday evening. Un- like the recent straight" pool contest, the successful playing of which requires much skill, the coming tournament will be of the rotation" type, wherein luck is an important factor and ''flukes" count as readily as skillful shots. The contest will be open to all who desire to enter and the public is invited to witness the vari- ous contests.