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RooMs--FuRNIsHED.

tNuhltHueu.l
1882 R1LrMoRE ST, N.w--rAbrary-livin
room. two bedrooms, en- suite or stnsly;
bath, continuous hot water; strictly private
e T e eeraS,y furnished nn 't% rom%unSstns sn%
rooms. priNate hath; gentlemen,
3a4$ Mt, PLEASANT ST.--Sltting room
Detached house: adjoining Rock Creek Park
1898 IRVING N.w.---Attractive, comfortable
room unlimited phone, refined home, hest
Eecttnn near cars and husses; reasonable
NR, dur, ,CtR,--For settled geutlemani
Ss5n, used WYE ~ one S@ S,Ser; p isrse Gp SsS smpls
me-; refs 's REQ: ? $50 per per month. nor West
Arr. 409- MONMOUTH 1870 6 At, NV
isree front room, easy walking distance
20 Govt. ncpts aud downtown. .a'
III c 1T. N,E,---one room, kitchcnette,
SseG'N Ssra. Adults. YY '''"s' N'''"e''''e' ''e"
aes Sfh ST. Nw.-Front- md floor, i or
rooms. Ink. front 6rst.hoor sleeping
0grro,rsirE wARnMAN MA rARK HorEI ,n,. 25oT
trout room. $3.50: gentlemen, .-.----.-..--.-..
1fol IFrcLln. ST, Nw.-.Smgle. outside
reNle sn,3 S" private 5 Fam fsmiy csi evenings, 9a
c4el 18Th ST N,w.1,Nicely furnished. tgep9'
room; newlv decorated \ painted. Col oeSt
s3Sl MOUNT PLEASANT--StnSle detached
house large grounds shade, every con.
venlence; ears. has. clean, ouiet SIS, Col.
REFINED wIDow would share hcr nicely
furnished home With coneenial married 'ou-
rle a. two ladies dlstin't kitchens Ad'
ant single rooms electricity. continuous hot
water IN room: ,elenhone Sentleman or cou'
rle. - -.----
MHHIGAN PARK-Furpished rooms. for
gentlemen, absolutely priv ate; pANeTes'
pos NF--Twa large l.hk with nr,vate
hstN ami. suitable for coup)e, reasonable;
convenient locstion. - -.--.-----
ceSS CnNN- AVE--opposiie wsrip,sn Park
,o ra1on1irstsFfhs,n ha,n sesnins porch newly
nepcred and decorated home elcc., telenhone
s,es- ADANS MIL. ROkn-rust Of 18th
srs Col Rd-Nicelv furnjsned. corner room.
next TO bath; vii r,yss, meals rFNa'e
far'i1v phonc Adams 1na3: --.-------.
SINGLE OR DOUBLE front room Snn-ff tn
exrosure, private home. Call Lincoln "',to
is3i FATRN0NT-1Soj. S043 Recently pur-
chased magnificent home: narlers, ballroom
Sitrhens. elegantly furnished apartments.
rooms: <ervtce included; ressonaele---- -
80 90th ST Nw-Two rooms, nrivate
RMS. - VIZ. mn; single double, rat, large
rs rre,i,s nsoGh oop "a aa f. sSos AF TranseS. 1.
iRef ST --A'tractive bright rooms. SIN
so or suiis private bath. shower rnSson'
shl.. for men only. nly.-.------ W.. ~,
aIS ND AVE NE.--3 lPrSe rooms and
LithcIet.a second aoor nicely furnished,
Prauiltul ncauon. , car lines -
TSeS q ST %w-Snotlesslv clean. De luNt
fsis. seuli -gSrivste baths, refined atmosphere
t~ansjent> acrou1modsted. .--------
CENTRAL IGoR l1th-Artistlc cozy. ronl-
sorfshle front living he'd room. large ctns-1
FOR refined rirl. contln. h. W; IAN ts-
1914 \ wv rooms kjtchsnette, h2tn
ERs electricity. SSS sinEle room. - Ia
isiS + ct Nw-LarEe and small rooms.
clsan comfortable refined and home.Ae
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RgkT ROoMs--UNFURNIsHED.

zsT aENf0fPB ar wv p CLAssED
fs5rok fsaes s4nk in kitehfB. best. gas slro.
4sf A6tife Garage. Al. 1886 j, -
5S30 u ST W-ExsFs large unusDaIly
8sr49@a running water am4s on nFkl
sogrs sos month nHs
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Observation-Disclosures


TO, SURLET IN THE ONTARIO ROOMS
and bath. with kitchen arrangement for the
summer. available about June /. AnDly
Ant, SOP. The Ontario.
1853 CALIFORNIA NW.-~FURNISHED
Tor housekeeping: living room bedroom
bath, Kitchen. large porch Instant hot water
DAVENPORT Apt. Two ROOMS KITcH.
en- aud hath: can accommodate four. very
attractive; ianitor service: $40. lt"o 9th
PLEASANT. COMFORTABLE APT. f.: RMS.
large kitchen. bath: . employed adults.
aooo ST N-w.-vERY ATTRACTIVE /
and > rni., kitChenettc aud bath apartments,
ready for housekaenng walking distance;
adulis: references: owner
sI00 = NV. APT. l03-~sfNGLE ROOM,
bath, kitchcn furnished; piano: $40 month
3t53 14th ST. Nw.---A COZY BROOM AND
bath apt. completely furnishcd for house
keonirs: Very conyenirntly located. -.....,,...
l.1 9th ST. n F. LARGE ROOMS. FIRST
hoor. bright Kitchen. three windows. sink:
srreens. oven, mi, for houseleepine, %9'
NICELY FURNISHED 5-RooM, APT;
car and hus; avs,lnhls May |, 1917 22th
at. NV: North .Rb3.
l646 PARK RD--Tw0 ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath End nn"r sss esctriTity furnished.
1905 NEWTON INSTRUMENTATION LIv-
;rE and alcove bedroom dining room. bath.
kitchen. porch, electricity, phone. gas; $50;
adults.
orr. MAYFLowER H0TEIr--HiGnCL
artistic. or : r.. h. apis. (also trtIre floor.
! rms. > bnths) clean. qui It; coo IN sum.
Coutn. INV: ianitor: refs lTlT Ne Sal"s -
CORnOVA~-o ROOMS AND BATH. JUNE
ist 10 Sept. 18th $40 month, Phone Eorth
1900
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. TWO r. KIT,
& h, ant. for rent: subject to purchase rf
furnishings. Phone Fr. a6o hofore noon, -
1905 IRVING STREET NV. BETWEEN
10Th and Mount Pleasant SITS; bright. front
apartment southern exposure large room.
kitchen private bath, nicely furnished:
tire floor; hot water. phOne rcAsOnahle: nri-
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TWO ROOMS KITCHEN, BATH AND HALL,
ready for immediate occupancy: dclightfuiiy
situated In most desirable location: piano.
yictrola everything furnished balcony. hght
aud airy. must I've seen to he appreciated. TX
tremely reasonable To responsible tenant.
r.
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1878 NINTH ST NW-3 ROOMS BATH.
"nd floor: gas electric; furnished. S35 ne"
month. 30'
DOW NTOwN APT: . ROOMS KITCHEN.
etc: both light and gas furnished. S31 80.
Cali Franklin 43oA 30"
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FOR COt.OREp
fairm0nt ApaYtmeat ats New NNEk
ave nv, - raama a bath 80, SNA 90
EairMant Apartment alA New York
ave Am rooms hath -. AAsNe
Fatraaht Apartment NsA New York
ave NV - recms 4 hath - ANaa
sSsn snsh a. nw-'sa reeNA 4 hath St,Ao
Il, asdsge 49,, 80. =. ss', a1Se
aw,z~.N rooms . hath, an mederN
sol Film II avs rotn.S 4 hath 9A 0N
NJ ! RAINe
ao3 iayesln,ent hds
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1919 IRVING N.W,--~Attractive, comfortable
room. unlimited phone. refined home, hest
set tinn near cars and husAes; reasonable
Evening star., 1928-04-29

l55 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc
t%ear Cauifuil Choice large front single
or douhle rooms in private home: cleo. con.
tjnuuuS hot water: usual home conven-
fences and nTiVteEes. excellent meals. Fca-
sopahip rates Atlantic an
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9as Aoi Il 81 Nw~-za Ann SOoM
arts NV slee pervhes Oaiy xle 81
peF na
igGa " al nv aad a~~A gaaNa Aaa
hath Oply NaA per nap
lkssE l. hElskEl,ts lila I'VE st Nv
Colored~v~ReduCed Rentals.
LINCOLN HALL. Aaa slstN
~ arts, an NNaFe tn eNeeliaat tspaiF
zeal ipesNeas ! sH ianltNF A0t "a pgemises
pAve ~, w
Nh sxoA s.. aass at aaas la.A,
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TAKOMA PARK--l34 CARROLL AVE
THREE nicely furnished rooms. kitchenette and
hath: newly papered: reasonable
los c sT. SE-COZY ROOM AND. KITCH
enetLe completely furnished ami; neat
hath use of laundry, $35.
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~ N y AgK sE-Th,e4 rooms pst
sste batn h..N b elsct gas incluoed "a
ksff large ward option On Rsrage seuits
m'hjte $40. Norsb sag.
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,ae~ ,i,,, " tDl'u"hp' xas so
iai0 Yoti ST. L.. X B... ~ so
AFFt.ktk. I%a5 y. Y. AVE FIR, a2aa.
FOR MAY | CHARMING 3.ROOM, KlTCH.
ehetta and bath apartment; sunshine on thrre
sides. overlooking huge garden; rent sos
Anplv 1919 q st Ant
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TABLE BOARD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

/ roo HARVARD ST. NV - Can furntst
two Jewish persons with table board II
private family. Adams 7l70. 3o'
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I50s COLUMBIA RD- - Nicely furnished.
cheerful front room end hoor. all cnnven-
fences instantaneous hot water; nTivAte
home: gentleman.
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REFINED CoLoREp

li.e Sth ST NV.
rooms aud bath.
Rrut rs,iuced TO s.5,
REFINED CoLoRED.
,ss;;s it,h Iitn,ih ST. f. b''..'.' ~; s. 90 90
'nFFi.pCK I9as S'"YNNAVg FR, asan' i'"
enetta and hath apartment; sunshine on three
sides ooyyeerloekinS oye hnEe garden; rent sos.
RoYD0N. r NEAR 18th ST. NV.
I large outside rooms, rec; hall bath, SIS SO
7 LARGE outside rooms. bath. balcony 1880
! :srEe outside room hsih; AIo an zee msr
sis so. @eOa st, NV Phone Cleveland
: ROOMS AND HATH. S3s; .s42 + ST
ed throughout: elec. ishts; h,.w.h.; rent
lust reduced, -
NJ. ooso. cAFRrrz' ,.,h.K.
!" - NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, N.w.--Two
front apartmeuts,. s rooms with bath, SSS.
III ala' N1sE1t4. flsi E'I%%i bs%Spfs AZ fiss sac
z Rooms. LARGE RECEPTION HALL.
Me.tehester Ants. 1aag. 18th st. NV.
.a0p. KEARNEY ST, NE.--a ROOMS
kitchen aud bath; Fristdaire, saS mo- Phone
IRE second aoS; sos $ ~ me-. sst" eoSSessy @S &
fenlai lAil west 1lUAs
RENTAL ONLY SaS,0n
Splendldly arranged apartment of large
hVing room twlth Murphy bed, tive nice
esds0,o%' d,Gns room mS sisnen and bath
ears buses and stores: modern hreproot
corner huildlnE.. within short walk OF
non"i Raey s isni,os asol Us fs,s sn'@ ~ NV s00'
CHEVY CHASE: ONE BLOCK FROM CAR
line line. st9Ee school, hElns room, With Are
bath screenet,in porch. Lear EaFages avail.
able May lst S1S month, EnwARn ",
5oNNEs \ co, INC, eAso Com ave. CleVs,
THREE OR -FOUR ROOMS, H,.wW,> TILED
bath, Kitchen and nantry - detached house:
rent reasonable, Telephone Columbia sans'J
HAVING RouGAr 4 HOUSE. Will sun,
ss Ssh my SsS al II. sGSs" a"@
Tor the halanee oi my lease At Ereat saeri,
RENTAL. Only sac 90,
"A bright attractive and well arransed
sd nstH ana laTse @ resr s"" sorcS 's'SS ~ SSe.lsm,
condition and several closets. Splendid l0ea,
ton, Within enc enc block Of buses cars, stores
town Mo,ern hreproof huildng aud garage
space Il desred, Annly iani1or 1901 18th
Low RENTAL nowNTOWN
4 we'll ayranged apartment OF living room.
hedr9om. dEtns room kitchen, bath aud
service very desirable location. within
a few heeka ct most Of the Govt. derts, and
The business sectl0u, Rental. &As so, Az.
nly lAnilnr, lfea ~, NV
RENTAL ONLY $50 90
eep.Iou hall hvns gpHe. kltehen aud tiled
hiaNk ut ears. haasea, atarea, etc, and 4
sholt walk 10 fDNntaWn and the Govt fepta
Madern huildtng and low rental Arply
lanis1r lava Y al Nv -.
tls1 sF s.E --~a LAR0E ROOMS. rRt,
Vata bath sefeeaed porch, stnk and gas
range, Adnlts onh
taep CALIFORNIA en- NV.
Attractive apartment at reception hall
three lAuma ktt0hen bath aud lAree rear
p1reh Newly goae ever threuxAaut and
anletitd residential seeten Amnle rlasel
snAte I.aeated conveniently 90 hslAses. cara
siores, ele, Low rental OF AAA 90 Apph
nl4, HAMILTON ~. N,Ws@-TwO NO0NS
Kitchen, hath aud iafse ssepins pateh, All
Madern =, improvements rent reasonable,
nhnAe aeNtsa aaai.l FNs
sOOA latA- NV nA1,FotR~ GynAIRr
euutpped rooms kitchen sna bath $50
frnms. hllehen. dmatte, hath. 40
, RooMs KITtMeN Ant, .RATH. All
peaesre tppra' smenls ssnt, ksa alMMoNs,
20QN laIh st ave-
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1858 3 sT eE~~g<ssnrs efsd floor . large
fultgE N&tb tak GHe bbTk from jAtb0in
E4apa Fgaex.sssske8F SE4Af#
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1128 Ii 81 20 ms AM LuR.:
faFseas1-lH s.etpjbH go3"h entire Zhf f@pf !
81 ale fsp3ilg Hew hGasi s@pbR WsFfi@G
Ctst.Et4e f,fefaffear 40
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's-a77---a
ROOMS AND IsnAkD.

1896 18th ST--Lsrse second floor room.
suitable foc one or two adjoining bath; con
tinunus hot water: hest home cooked meals:
individual tables, reasonable. 30s
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE--Attracttve front
room clean. cool and airy: evers convenience;
home atmoSnhcre. con9enia Young peonle;
ls5S COL. RD,--LarEe attractive rooms.
single or double; near bath electricity. eN-
eelcnt table, private home gentlemen pre-
fe,red
l3A5 QCI<CY--Eine high location. near
18th st and car lines. attractive md floor
room. Scml-prtvsie bath private family:
board outional Adams 5an5
l1ig = ST. Nw.--Furnished single double
MONS with hnard. eonilnmons hot water:
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Young MAN desires room aud sleepius
porch in cool location, northwest; prefer
board same place, Please give particulars
aud p,iye. Addgvss BOX la2-V star office. !.
Young GENTLEMAN desires attractive
room aud frst.class board with refined prt.
yate family Address Box .80.V, Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN Government emnlove. wishes
room and board in private family give de-
tails Address Rox cR1.N star Office,
TABLE BOARD.
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cGTI)REH--44J0 $ sT Nws---8 ~ foo0is
Bofesls sse saee Afa4 Furnished s5ngjH 80 eat
ksf-se AssFtb TRIF
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-06-07

lished in the interest Of Christian ].
Laurisch, Mankato. Mimi, for which
$500 will be paid.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-06-07

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT In
serted by Kama G. Brill, 424 Endi-
colt Building, st. Paul, Mimi, in be-
half of Clifford L. Hilton, of Fergus
Falls, candidate for Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court, for which
$500 is to be paid for this insertion.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-06-07
A Few Outstanding Facts
About Minnesota

Minnesota made territory in l849
Minnesota admitted the Union May TO-, 1853 nine
years before the Sank Centre Herald established
Mmesota's Public officials without exception men of
splendid ability, rendering honest service to the people,
Mnnesota's population at this time approximately 26O0,
Minnesota has of 50 ,365 square miles.
Minnesota has 10000 lakes-every one gem of beauty
Astounding with millions of game fish, These lakes and healhgv
ing climate making the North Star State the ground
Of the world Hundreds Of thousands of tourists visit the
nualy spending millions of dollars.
Minnesota has the famous street in the word-Man
Street, Sank Centre.
Minnesota manufactures and better butter than any
state any country in the world.
Mmnesota's Public School Fund will eventually exceed
$200000OOO
Minnesota is developing comprehensive system of Trunk
line Highways under the supervision Of very efficient Commissioner
Charles M Babcock.
Minnesota has many advantages any locality in the
United States ideal place live that the adj
jectives would be super1uous.
nd-Sauk Centre is in the very heart of Minnesota
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-09-08
CREST CONSOLIDATED
 LETS CONTRACT FOR
 200 FEET TUNNEL

Continuing the program of large scale development start ed last spring on the Crest, King and Hobo groups near 9-Mile, the Crest Consolidated Gold Mining Co.,, Ltd, has let a contract to Albert Johnson, Nels Helgerson, Herb. Ander- son, Pete Hestwick and Pete Westman, we'll known miners, for two-hundred feet of tun- nel work on the Hobo unit of the company holdings. The contract calls for completion of the tunnel within a period of 75 days and is understood to be the first step of a develop ment program involving a probable 1000 feet of under ground development work.
 Work on the contract start ed this morning.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-09-08
FIERCE STORM DOES
 BIG DAMAGE AT SEWARD

A wind and rainstorm which ragged continuously for 72 hours caused flood damage to Seward, Alaska estimated at $50,000 during the last days of August.
 Included in the heavier dam- age reported was the total de- struction of the Third Avenue bridge, the washing out of the approach to the Fourth Ave- nue bridge, which is the main- highway out of town, and the washing out of the 4,0OO-foot pipeline serving the electric light plant. No damage was done to buildings, although many were compelled to leave their homes to escape the flood waters which swept over a portion Of the town as a result of the overflowing of Lowell Creek. During the height of the storm, Lowell Creek changed it's course almost momentarily as debris was heaped along the sides of the stream. Save for light provid- ed by private plants, the city was in total darkness for some days as a result of the de- struction of the power line. The storm also jeopardized sections of the Alaska govern ment railway, many landslides and weakened bridges being reported.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-09-08
GRADING STARTED
 ON SECOND UNIT
 TEXAS HIGHWAY

With the greater part of the clearing and grubbing along the right of way completed, grading operations were start ed this week by the Johnson Gardner company on the sec ond unit of the projected gov ernmental highway to the head of Texas Creek.
 The company has three crews employed on the grading op- erations and the work is going forward in excellent manner.
 The grading is largely rock work, of which approximately 5000 cubic yards is called for under the contract, in ad- dition to about 14,500 cubic yards of common excavation.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-09-08

Frank Reichenback, propri- etor of the Hyder Grocery, and
 M. Savovich, owner of the Golden Gate Hotel, performed
 a pleasing public service dur ing the past week by widening the narrow sidewalk between their respective establishments. As result of the improvement there is now a walk of uniform width from the Boundary Gift Shop to the east corner of Kan sas Street. The Hyder Drug Go. is preparing to further i'm prove the sidewalk facilities beyond that point by installing 8 cement walk, the first in Fly der, in front of it's new build ing and a further extension of board walk will be placed in front of the new Provinse store.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-09-08

Development activities are now in full swing on the Elm peror group of the Emperor Mines, Ltd, on Glacier Creek, under the direction of Gustave Seiffert.
 Interesting developments are expected on this property as a result of drifting operations on the main vein which ranges around 30 feet wide, where tapped by two tunnels at 90 and 325 feet below the out crops.
 George Jamme, noted mining engineer, has estimated 60O,- 900 tons of probable commer- cial ore available.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-09-08

George Jamme, noted Seattle mining engineer and a leading figure in the Hyder-Butte Min ing Co.,, was an arrival from the south Tuesday. MT. Jamme is here to inspect the results of the seasons development activities on the promising Butte group near 7-Mile.
 Mir. Jamme examined the Butte group several years ago and lated participated in the organization of the Hyder- Butte company in association with Henry c. Boulton, Seattle mining man, whose brother J. c. Boulton, is now conduct ing extensive development op- erations on the property.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-09-08
MISSING MAN LOCATED

Bob. Nakki well known resi- dent and proprietor of the Prosperity Cafe, was the ob- ject of an extensive search by relatives and officials on both sides of the boundary during the first days of the week.
 Following his disappearance Monday night, when he failed to return home at his usual time, Nakki could not be locat- ed and fears for his safety were held by his family and friends until it was learned that he had left for the south on the steamer Catalla. Mess ages sent to the vessel brought the information that the miss ing man had been on board the steamer but got off at Prince Rupert.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-09-08
SENSATIONAL GOLD ORE
 LOCATED AT NUKA BAY

Quartz described as being as rich as any ever found in Alas ka is reported in press dis patches to have been located by Tom Babcock and D. w. Downey at Nuka Bay, eight miles down the Kenai penin- sula from Seward. Samples brought to the latter point by Babcock August 31, are said to have shown gold sticking out in large, yellow globules. The quartz was obtained from a 30-inch lead, stripped along the surface.
 At the time of exhibiting the samples Babcock deposited in a Seward bank 25 pounds of gold resulting from the min- ! ing operations of himself and partner.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-09-08

Hundreds of thousands of red snappers, most of them dead, others still feebly Hopping on the surface of the water, were recently reported by fishermen in the Whale Island area, be- tween Kodiak and Afognak.
 One fisherman returning from Spruce Island, said his craft plowed through fish for two miles.
 The most accepted conject- ure is that a submarine up- heaval catapulted the deep water fish to the surface and for some reason they were un- able to return.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-09-08


 The burning out of a bearing on the Moves Boat Co.,, motor ship Fairbanks caused a delay of more than "A hours in the arrival of the vessel this week.
 The burning out of a bearing ing occurred shortly after the vessel left Ketchikan on it's usual weekly run to this port and necessitated a return to Ketchikan for repairs. As 8 re- suit of the accident the yes gel did not reach here until shortly before noon Thursday.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-09-08

The main tunnel on the Ter minus property has encounter ed the big mineral zone on which it was driven at a depth of 175 feet below the outcrops and about 500 feet from the portal. The ore is we'll mineral ized, with galena and silver sulphides and presents promis- ink possibilities for future de- velopment.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-09-08
C. OF C. ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the Hyder Chamber of Commerce, Inc, will be held at Chamber of Commerce Hall Tuesday ev- ening, October 2, for the pur- pose of electing 2 trustees for the ensuing year, according to an announcement by Secretary s. V. Warren.
 In accordance with the by- laws, there will be no nominat- ions for the position of trustee candidates being chosen from the general membership in good standing at the time of the election.
 Dr. Warren has announced the following as eligibles:
 John Hovland, Wm. Gray, E. l.. Dale, w. Blanton, Ern- est Blue, for the International Go. and Hyder Lead mines, Mrs. J. L. Campbell, Holger Johnson, Max Behrmann, M. T. Savovich, Arthur Moa, -Sher- man V. Warren, J. A. Hall, E. D. Haddon, Chas. F. Sand- ford, James Roberts, s. P. Fitz- gerald, Frank Reichenback, Ben Oien, Harold Johnson, O. F. Hill, Noel Traversy.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-09-08

F. c. Outland, director of the Outland Silver Bar Mining Go. operations was a visitor in town during the week end and re- ported very satisfactory devel- opment progress on the com pany properties near Salmon glacier.
 Mir. c. L. Hubbard, prominent Seattle business man, who is heavily interested in the com pany, is visiting the property and is varying the vicissitudes of big business by officiating temporarily as "straw-boss, " according to MT. Outland.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-09-08
JUDGE HILL TO HOLD
 COURT AT JUNEAU

Judge E. Coke Hill, of the Third Judicial Division, with headquarters at Valdez, will preside at a term of the First Division district court to be held in Juneau beginning Sept ember 29, according to notices issued by Clerk of the Court John H. Dunn a few days ago.
 The designation of Judge Hill is apparently the result of rec concentrations made to the De- partment of Justice by William D. Mitchell, Solicitor General of the United States, who is visiting the Territory at pres ent in connection with the se- lection of a successor for the late Judge Thomas M. Reed.
 In a recent newspaper inter- view at Seward Mir. Mitchell said that through the delay in the appointment of judge for this division business is piling up to such extent that he had recommended to the depart ment of justice, the making of a special order sending a judge from some other district to care for the business at Jun eau, if regular appointment was not made this session.
 MT. Mitchell also went on record as favoring the appoint ment of an Alaskan as regular incumbent.
 I found much good timber qualified for the bench in Alaska, all things considered, " he said, land an Alaskan who qualities for the job and passes the approval of Congress should have it."
 Commenting on Alaska con- ditions as he<~.had--o observed them during his stay, the So- licitor General said he had been particularly struck by the absence of crime in Alaska. compared with conditions in the States.
 "I was led to believe that things were rough and tough here," he said, "but I find il just the reverse.
 Bootlegging is no worse here than in the States, in fact, in proportion, much less."