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VOL. I, NO. 7. HAZELTON, B. C. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1911. PRICE $2.00 A YEAR

Whitney Goes To Province No Truce Arranged CHAN BUYS Toronto: Premier Whitney GROUNDHOG MOUNTAIN COAL Paris: The statement that ITALY MEETS announces Ontario elections will Italy and Turkey are about to be held the first week in De­ arrange an armistice is uncon­ NOIED GROUP cember. BEST ON THE PACIFIC COAST firmed. WITH DEFEAT Original Bond Taken Up and Satisfactory Tests Optimistic Report from Big Field North of Connaught Arrives Report From Constantinople Property Transferred To of Omineca Placers Hazelton—Engineers Declare Our Measures Earl Grey Departs of Check To Italian Army New Owner Yesterday Will Have Command of Western Market for of Occupation In Tripoli I Returning from his season's Quebec, Oct, 13:—Earl Grey, work in the Omineca river dist­ Seaborne Coal—Cai tpbell-Johnston Returns. the retiring Governor-general, PLANS FOR DEVELOPMENT rict, H. E. Bodine reports good with his suite, sailed for England INVADERS'JEAVY LOSS developments on the fourteen at noon yesterday, boarding the Two Hundred Foot Tunnel Will Be miles of placer leases in which he Fifth Cabin, B. C, Oct. 12:- working faces for miners to win Victorian after meeting the in­ Another Force Landed At City Of Driven During Winter. Compressor is associated with G. H. Knowl­ (Special to the Miner) Anthra­ the product, so expediting the coming Empress of Britain and Tripoli. Turkey Has Serious Troubles Plant To Be Installed Early Next Sea­ ton. Prospecting was continued cite coal fields which are rapid growth of the field and se­ greeting the Duke of Connaught, at Home. Government Faces War son. Frank Brown, Superintendent during the season, with the result most assuredly of internation­ curing a large future output. Canada's new viceroy. The en­ Issue In Parliament Today. that over half the ground has al importance, have this year The hard anthracite, smokeless, tire city was illuminated last been proven in northern British non-coking quality of the coal is The deal by which the owner­ been tested. Empire drills are Columbia. They lie along the night in honor of the new London, Oct. 13: According to ship of the Rocher de Boule group used, a row of holes being drilled fifty-seventh parallel and are due to ultra superheated thermal Governor-general, who took the a Constantinople despatch the of claims passes into the hands across the creek every thousand distant in a direct line only one waters under incalculable pres­ oath of office in the afternoon Italian advance to the interior of of John F. Cowan and associates, feet, with test holes between the hundred to one hundred and fifty sure, originating from tertiary and was entertained at dinner in Tripoli has beeii checked. Six­ was concluded kst evening. R. P. stations. By panning the drill­ miles from the seaboard by pro­ basalts on the lower Stikine riv­ the evening, a reception at teen hundred Italians were killed Trimble and W. P. D. Pemberton, ings accurate pay estimates are posed railway routes having er after the laying down of the Spencerwood following. Thy and wounded. The Young Turks who had a $25,000 bond on the obtained. Eighty holes were grades of less than one per cent coal, and also from porphyry Duke met the members of the are so eager to carry on the war claims, paid that amount to W. S. drilled this season; the depth Borden cabinet. The vice-regal that they wil! depose the Sultan varying from 10 to 34 feet. An­ down the Naas river. This coal granites formed during the same party and the ministers will leave Sargent and C. H. Munro, and being hard, smokeless and non- geological era in the ranges run­ if necessary. All Italians may transferred title in the property other and larger drill will be coking is very suitable for use in for Ottawa tomorrow. The Duke be expelled from Turkey and to the Salt Lake capitalist for a taken in next spring, and it is ning parellel on the southwest. issued his warrants for necessary naval warfare, besides being Immense local railway activity is their property confiscated. Par­ much larger consideration. They expected that the testing of the adapted for all steam purposes expenditures, allowing the pay­ liament, which opens to-morrow, will retain a stock interest. ground will be completed next certain. Roads must be built to ment of salaries of public ser­ will decide whether to continue season. The leases will be worked under forced draft. Their for­ carry the coal to the coast, to vants, which have been in ar­ During the year which has elapsed tunate position on a short north­ su the war or surrender. I, since they took hold of the group with dredges. ii;i;;ing l?I?'y the fleets of colliers of the rears for two months, owing to ern circle of latitude, the election. The new ministers Trimble and Pemberton have suc­ „J ft* j British, Canadian, United States, Army Of Occupation Lands ceeded in uncovering remarkable California Gives Women Votes through the Aleutian islands, for T ,,, . , ,, will go to their constituencies for showings of ore in the three San Francisco, Oct. 13:—The shipping to Asia, makes these i naviesJapanese. ,Nava Chinesl powere ansd wilkussul findm re-election on November 1st. Tripoli, Oct. 12 : — Nineteen veins on the property, which has indications at present are that coalbeds, supplying bunker coal, this coal vitally important with Nominations will be held on Oc­ transports today brought the become the show proposition of masters of the markets of Si tober 28. Parliament is likely to second part of the Italian army woman suffrage has carried in beria, China, Japan and Hong­ which to keep their dreadnaughts the camp. California. The final result of supplied during war, obviating meet on November 15 for a short which is to occupy Tripoli. The ,f The new owner has made plans kong, besides all the American session, which may not last over troops were landed without inci­ the vote will not be known for trade from Patagonia to Alaska. the possibility of being cut off for extensive development work. two days. from the smokeless fuel so abso­ thd thirty days necessary to en­ dent. On Tuesday the Turks A crosscut tunnel will be begun In fact, undisputedly their qual­ title members to their sessional made an ineffectual attempt to ity and immense inexhaustible lutely necessary to successful at once, under the direction of A Long Aeroplane Journey operations. indemnity. In the press gener­ recapture the city of Tripoli. Frank Brown, who has been ap­ quantity control the whole coal ally there is only favorable criti­ The Italian fleet turned its search­ Kansas City, Oct 12:—Rogers, situation seaborne on the Pacific Those owning these coalfields pointed superintendent. This hold complete command of the cism of the new cabinet. On all lights on the contending forces, the ocean-to-ocean aviator, land­ Ocean. and opened a heavy fire on the 1 tunnel, which will be about 200 ed here at noon, having covered sea in the Pacific Ocean, having sides pleasure is expressed at the feet long, will tap the lower lead Ronald Campbell Campbell- selection of Martin Burrell as retreating Turks. 1480 miles since leaving New Johnston, accompanied by his no Suez or Panama Canals to pass at a depth of over 100 feet. In York. through with the consent of minister of agriculture. the spring it is expected a road wife and son Alex, and Geoffrey Early Storm In Montana Francis Moncton, mining en others. The costs of winning to Juniper basin will be con­ 6 coa s aceu Butte, Oct. 13: -Southwestern structed, and a compressor and gineers, with a large party "frf-'^" ' ' P' at $2.50 per ton, 1A\ G. T. P. ANNUAL MEETING packhorses delivered free on board in Naas CRISIS THREATENS CHINA Montana is in the grip of a air drills will be installed. miners and many . Harbor,, , . When organization terrific snowstorm. have passed the sixth cabin on ™or. wnen organization is Mr. Cowan left for Salt Lake Disaffection Spreading Throughout City this morning. He will re­ Operations At Thit End Reported Satis­ the Yukon telegraph line in! perfected the owners can chal- factory. Steel To Tete Juane Cache Cassiar District, en route to Van-! &n*e those of Welsh, Australian, Empire. Manchu Dynasty In Peril. Yukon Gold Production turn early next season. Before End Of Year. Hotel Plans Mutineers Sack Hankow. couver. They have spent the I coalPocappntas in all sneutra imd l lVni.,."lvanmPacific nortsn. Vancouver, Oct. 13: -Inspector entire summer on the watersheds Stockton, of the auditor-general's WELCOMED BY FRIENDS Montreal, Oct. 13:—The ad­ at the head of the Skeena, Stik­ Peking, Oct. 13:- The revolt department, who has just arrived journed annual meeting of the ine, Naas, Klappan and Eagle Quartz Creek Placers threatens China with an unpre­ from Dawson, says the gold pro­ Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Sargent Receive An G. T. P. shareholders was held rivers, traversing, mapping, tab­ In March last Charles Monroe cedented crisis. It is believed duction for the season in the Enthusiastic Greeting yesterday, C. M. Hays presiding. ulating and correlating the geol­ and Tom Harrison left Hazelton the fate of the ruling dynasty Yukon will be four and a half Track laying operations on the ogy and coalbearing rocks. Good for the Omineca river country, hangs in the balance. Hankow million dollars. This is a quarter western division were reported coal seams are so far knpwn to where they have spent the inter­ yesterday was a scene of deso­ of a million in excess of last After a brief honeymoon trip satisfactory. It is expected underlie over twenty-one hundred vening time prospecting. They lation. Incendiary fires made a year's output. The inspector to Portland and other coast steel will reach Tete Jaune Cache square miles of this territory. have claims on Quartz creek, a night of terror. Many Manchu looks for a slow but steady in­ cities, Mr. and Mrs R. S. Sargent before the end of the year. The The formation is all composed of tributary of the Fall river, which families were massacred. The crease in the gold production of returned to Hazelton on Monday company will build a chain of sedimentary rocks, such as strat­ is a branch of the Omineca.! prisons were opened by rebels. the territory. evening. They were greeted on : their arrival by a large crowd of first class hotels. The contract ified conglomerates, sandstones They spent the summer trying to 1 housands of soldiers joined in has been awarded for one at and shales of the upper Jurassic reach the old channel, which is the mutiny. Revolution Spreading well-wishers, who attested the Winnipeg to cost $1,250,000. and lower Cretaceous periods in believed to carry big pay; but popularity of the newly made Construction on the Ontario div­ geology. This is ascertained had not succeeded in getting Good Mail Service Promised Pekin, Oct. 12: The revolt in benedict by a spontaneous dem­ ision shows 1200 miles main line from the evidence of fossils show down to the gold-bearing gravel Arrangements have been made China is spreading rapidly. Hang onstration. On Wednesday even­ and 136 miles siding. The re­ ing in the rocks without volcanic when they ran out of supplies by which Hazelton will receive Yang, a city of a hundred thou­ ing a dance in honor of the maining portions are under con­ stone being anywhere visible. and had to return. They will re­ three mails a week during the sand, near Hankow, is now in happy couple was held in the tract. Tha-total length of main From parallel crumpling and con­ main in Hazelton for the winter, winter, 600 pounds being carried the hands of the revolutionists. auditorium. It proved to be the line laid up to date is 3,300 miles. traction during the era of cooling, but will leave early in the spring, on each trip. The mail contract­ Imperial troops are being des­ success of the season, the largest combined with added lateral and are confident of meeting with ors will meet each train at the patched to Hankow, where a con­ crowd of the year being in at­ pressure caused from the forma­ success next season. end of steel. flict is expected. Foreigners and tendance. Unusually excellent OVERSEAS CLUB tion of later plutonic coastal missionaries residing in the dis­ music was furnished by Mrs. trict affected are so far unmo­ mountain chains, synclines as Going To Seattle McNAMARA ON TRIAL Harvey, F. J. Smyth and F. W. Hazelton Branch is Organized Under troughs alternate with anticlines lested. The object of the revo­ Renworth, flutist. The latter Most Favorable Auspices. as folds, thus exposing, from In preparation for the cam­ lutionaries is expressed by their artist is the composer of the sectional erosions made by glacial paign of publicity he intends to Alleged Dynamiter Charged With Com­ war-cry, "Down with the Man- Bathing Girl waltz, played for ice and water, four large seams conduct in Seattle during the plicity in Murder of Nineteen. chus." the first time on Wednesday On Tuesday evening the Hazel­ winter, E. H. Hicks Beach issend- evening, to general applause. ton branch of the Overseas club of clean, hard coal, of sizes twenty, ten, eight and six feet i»g to that city a large display of Los Angeles, Oct, 12: James Local News Notes was successfully inaugurated, thick, besides eight clean seams roots, vegetables and fruit from McNamara, the younger of the To Report On Disputed Surveys with a large membership. This each three and more feet thick, Hazelton and district. He ex­ accused brothers, is the first to A meeting for the organization Government Agent Allison will organization, although only a all workable commercially, and pects to leave for the Sound in face trial on the charge of com­ of a literary and debating society leave in a few days for a visit to other smaller ones. about a week, and will take with plicity in the murder of nineteen will be held on Wednesday even­ year old, already numbers 60,000 ing in the reading room. the Bulkley valley, with the ob­ members in hundreds of branches On the surface each seam is Ihi m an exhibit of ore, which is men who were killed in the ex­ ject of preparing a report for the throughout the overseas domin­ again duplicated and repeated in intended to represent the princi- plosion which destroyed the A meeting of property owners provincial government on the dis­ ions of the British empire, the seven similar exposed' troughs I pal mining properties of Omineca, I Times building here a year ago. will be held in Harvey & McKin­ putes resulting from the rectifica­ whose rims or anticlines average and which will include specimens; The prisoner is secretary of the largest club in Canada being that non's office on Monday night for tion surveys, which changed the five miles apart. The axes of of all the rich ores in the district.' International association of fire brigade business. boundaries of a number of pre­ organized in Vancouver, which the anticlines trend north one i Miners who wish to have their bridge and structural iron work- emptions and purchase claims, has a membership of over a thou­ hundred degrees east, magnetic j ores displayed in Seattle should ers. Judge Bordwell is presiding Archibald Basset has been ap­ causing considerable dissatisfac­ sand. The chief object of the reading, and the same southwest. ! see that Mr. Hicks Beach is fur- over the trial, which is expected pointed district manager for the tion among a number of settlers. club is to draw together in the The local variation of the compass: nished with samples without de- to be a long one, with a keen Hudson's Bay company, in suc­ It is understood the government is thirty two degrees east. The lay battle between the lawyers for cession to James Thomson, re­ bond of comradeship the peoples cently promoted. will make an effort to adjust con­ now living under the British flag, dips are normal from the • axes, the prosecution and defence. flicting surveys in a manner satis­ and it promises to be influential unless faulted or curved by end LEAD KING PLANS John Blume, whose condition factory to all parties concerned. crushing movements geologically. Turks Have Home Troubles is reported serious, is being in cementing the friendship Analyses show eighty four to brought to the hospital. The Grey's Farewell Message which exists between the states eighty five per centum fixed Will Run Working Tunnel on Cross Vein London, Oct. 13:—A Constan­ Recently Discovered. tinople despatch says the situa­ party accompanying him left the Victoria, Oct. -12:—(Special to of the Empire. carbon; eight per centum ash; third cabin yesterday. the Miner) "I am touched by tion there is grave. Fears are The officers of the local club non - coking, British thermal entertained that when the par­ The Hazelton left for the end your kind message. British Co­ are: R. deB. Hovell, president; units fourteen thousand three Plans for next season's work on the Lead King have been pre­ liament meets tomorrow there of steel this morning, with the lumbia has a warm place in my J. Fall, first vice-president; Dr. hundred and eighteen, with blue will be open conflict between the following among her passengers: heart," was the wire received H. C. Wrinch, second vice-presi­ flame long in firebox. The esti­ pared, and actual development committee of union and progress J. F. Cowan, It. P. Trimble, P. from Earl Grey by Premier Mc­ dent; C. H. Sawle, secretary and mated capacity of the field is will begin about May 1. This and the revolutionary party. The J. Jennings. J. A. Riley, L. A. Bride, in reply to a farewell mes­ treasurer. J. F. Macdonald, who forty-three million tons of coal season has been devoted to pros­ masses of the people are being Murphy, J. T. Bates. sage sent the retiring Governor- was instrumental in enlisting the per square mile, affording a pecting the veins, with results excited against the Young Turks general on behalf of the people. large membership with which the thousand years production at the most satisfactory to the manag­ committee. Mrs. Donald McLeod, Mrs. Con- club begins its work, was made rate of three hundred thousand ing owner, P. J. Jennings. It is key and son, and Messrs. Ray­ C. N. R. Extending Construction honorary president. The execu­ tons daily output. intended to run a working tunnel mond, Cameron, Dunn and Stin- Victoria, Oct. 13: - (Special to tive committee includes: E. C. Future railway grades can in­ on the cross vein recently dis­ The annual meeting of the strom of the Foley, Welch & the Miner) The Canadian North­ Stephenson, Rev. D. R. McLean, tersect the synclines diagonally covered, with the double ec l Stewart headquarters staff, have i- i i • .. i °i* j - Assembly Club will be held on come up the river and taken up ern railway will shortly call for Major J. F. Leslie, A. H. Wyllie, on Benoit, Beirnes, Courier, Pan­ Wednesday evening. tenders for the construction of H. W. Sharpe, A. R. Macdonald. orama, Hankin and Merry creeks, crosscuttinof developing g ththee neothew rlea veinsd and. Wo,i„Qori0„ ^„Q„;,„v their residence at New Hazelton. forty miles of road north from A general meeting of the club enabling the starting of drifts in The necessary surveys have just The suspension bridge across V. W. Smith, Donald McLeod, L. the end of the sixty miles now will be held on Monday evening: clean coal along the seams at been completed by Theodore Jen­ the Bulkley is to be completely re­ J. Conkey and A. Ryan are ex­ under construction from here. at 8:30 in the reading room. i close intervals, to multiply the nings. paired and widened. [ pected next week. THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1911.

Panama Gates Our New Premier =^ The Omineca Mieer Gates as tall as a nine-story It isn't every day in the year, r iFor a gooc JOIN ONE OF OUR building and so thick that they nor every year in the century, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT HAZELTON, THE CENTER OF THE bear a concrete footwalk on their that we wake up to find a new GREAT OMINECA DISTRICT OP BRITISH COLUMBIA. Premier. When the change does upper edge; gates that weigh 700 Book or SUIT CLUBS occur, the man who has been Macdonald & Rauk, Publishers and Proprietors. tons apiece and swing on hinges given the reins of government You may get a $20 Suit with pins of nickel steel ten in­ immediately steps into the very for $2 or $3 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Canada ami British Possessions, Two Dollars a ches thick; forty six of such centre of the limelight, and all year; Foreign, Three Dollars a year. lagazine Drawing Takes Place Every gates, costing over five million attention goes to him. Today, ADVERTISING RATES: Display, $1.50 per inch per month; Reading Saturday Night Notices, 15 cents per line for first insertion, HI cents per line for each subsequent dollars, weighing altogether sixty says an exchange, it is Robert —— go to i—M Laird Borden who is the most insertion. Legal notices Inserted at li. C. Gazette rates. thousand tons, and capable of talked of man in Canada. The Adams' Drug Store making a tower a mile and a VOL. I. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 11111. No. 7. news of his victory has also been quarter high, if skilfully piled flashed around the world, and in The Choicest Stationery, Noel I. Rock such are the monsters that English-speaking countries at any Chocolates and Imported Hazelton, B. C. Our Great Mineral Resources American engineers are prepar- rate, there is doubtless a hum of Cigars. ^~.~.® interest and a desire to see and In all the world there is not today another country which offers' ing to hang in the Panama locks, know the prime minister of the J. Mason Adams the opportunities that are to be found in the district tributary to, so well and accurately that they Dominion of Canada. DRUGGIST Hazelton. To say nothing of the agricultural possibilities of our will open at a touch to welcome Mr. Borden has done well. It I fertile valleys, or the multifarious industries for which railway the world's commerce, writes an is only fifteen years ago that he Hazelton construction is opening the way, Omineca district offers, in the j editorial correspondent of the entered Parliament, and it isn't ^ Fifty-one Bunks of development of its remarkable mineral resources, unusual opportun-' American Machinist: fevery man who can raise himself j from a plain M.P. to Premier in Solid Comfort ities to share in the making of millions. "At first glance the building fifteen years. Such a feat re-j Clean Beds, Clean Bunks, Of no industry other than legitimate mining can it be said that of these gates may be looked up­ quires a combination of character Royal Tobaccos, Cigars, Candies, the profits of the producer are won without a tax upon the con­ on as merely a structural steel and ability, and Mr. Borden has| sumer. In taking precious metals from the rocks, the miner adds job, like bridge-building or fabri- both. Nuts, Soft Drinks, Fruits in to the wealth of the country. If he is enriched, nobody else!eating and erecting the steel The most obvious and the truest Soft Drinks Season, etc., etc. :: :: :: becomes poorer in the process. There is truth in the declaration frame of a huge building. Such, thing to say about the new Pre­ mier is that he is a gentleman. are made here --> " None better that the profit gained in mining is "the cleanest money in the however, is not the case. From Let no one think for a moment made anywhere" The Grand world." the fact that these gates are that this does not mean a great v Opposite Hazelton Hotel There are other promising mining districts in the west, but it moving members and that they deal. In truth, it is one of the highest compliments that can be Ferguson & Steele may be declared in all seriousness that the country tributary to must fit to make reasonably wat- paid to a public man, and R. L. Try our Ginger Ale Proprietors Hazelton has demonstrated its right to a foremost place among the j er-tight joints, a greater degree Borden deserves it. Lemon Soda prospective mineral-producing areas of the continent. The devel- j of accuracy is required than is The new Prime Minister has !ca led for h distinct administrative ability. opments and discoveries of the present season have shown to the ! * the ordinary bridge- Cream Soda ' building job. On the other hand, He showed this trait in his prac­ satisfaction of all mining men interested that Omineca district has tice of law before he entered the fact that the lower half of On Sale Everywhere politics. In Nova Scotia he is a great many deposits of ore which may be worked with profit. each gate must be water tight to known as a brilliant constitutional In nearly every case the ore occurs in such form that the mines form the air-chamber, puts part j lawyer. It was at Halifax Royal Bottling Works A. Chisholm may be worked by small companies or individuals without the I of the work of framing and ; (twenty years after he was born sheeting in the class of ship- j? grand Pre), that he was called Hazelton, B. C. enormous preliminary expenditures necessitated in many other , .,,. ., ., j. to the bar, and he worked up to General Hardware camps. This means that the profits from the exploitation of our building rather than ordinary Lhe positkm of head of his urm. mineral resources will, in great part, remain in the district, instead structural work. Thus we find Of his gift for executive busi- Builders' Material a great deal of machine work be-•• ness there is no doubt. Is he Miners' Supplies of being distributed far and wide among the shareholders of a few ing done in finishing the girders j equally endowed with the genius big companies. Many of the veins of our camps, carrying pay ore and frames for these gates; in!0/ constructive power? Will he "" Coffee Hazelton, B. C. from the grass roots, can be worked at a profit from the very „ , , „ • . . , i be able to enunciate and carry facta number of machine-tools through national projects of mag- beginning, given adequate transportation facilities, which will be were installed especially for this, nitude? Up to the present he has House available on the completion of the Grand Trunk Pacific. job. To show still further the [not had an opportunity. There Why Buy a Ready-Made Mack­ likeness to a ship-building job, I no reason to doubt his ability It is not only our silver-lead and copper ores which will bring there will be millions of feet of along these lines too. inaw Suit when you can buy a wealth to the district. The gold placers of the Omineca river and I ulking to make the air-cham As a speaker, the new Premier ca will rank high. Above all else, ^U Where everything is well its tributaries, with the as yet unproved Ingineca and Finlay river bers water-tight, and at some he is a cogent reasoner, and can cooked and appetizing. Tailor-Made district, will produce many thousands of dollars in the future, while points, particularly the ends oi build up a case with rare skill. irious narts ofithe girders, sheets of canvas!This is a style of oratory which the immense coal fields which are being proved in v. ' .., .. soaked in red lead paint are being ! js becoming more and more popu- Our Pies, Cakes, Cookies, Mackinaw Omineca will in time surprise those who are unfamiliar witn the I. , , , . '., , , . i lar at the present time. Doughnuts, Bread and Buns, are the best. vast resources of northern British Columbia. inserted between the plates to Peraonally> Ml, Borden has an act as water stops. Furthermore | attractive grave courtesy, and he Suit at Telkwa fear that they will be found wanting in this instance. I way assembled before shipping. THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1911.

Of $10,000,000, is aproject which, Government to stock the foresta of Philips & Lindquist is receiving consideration in Van- j British Columbia with red deer. A re­ ceiving station had been established in 1 Builders and Contractors couver. It is hoped to have the New Westminster district and after Plans and Specifications. Store and plan well under way for the' being kept there for a time the animals Office Fixtures a Specialty. opening of the Panama Canal. were to be distributed to varions parts FRESHFRUIT P. 0. box 812 Hazelton Robert Bickerdike, Liberal M. of the province. The pending intro*- OF lira ,.,.„.. . i iii i duction of these animals to British Latest Jewelry Novelties in Gold P. for Montreal, when asked who \ , .. , . . , , , Bananas 75c a dozen Recent Happenings—Topics r and Silver. High grade watches. r , , T .V , „ Columbia has aroused a great deal of Lemons 60c " Watch Repairing. of General Interest Covered caused the Liberal defeat, re- interest among sportsmen.—Province, in Condensed Form pliedname:; he'"Is don'deadt lonremembeg ago,r buhist TOWNSITE POLICY Oranges 7 5c " O.A. RAGSTAD, Hazelton he's the man who wrote Rule Britannia." Land Agent Ryley Announces Plans for $10" case WHATTHE WORLD IS DOING That the loss from forest fires G. T. P. Towns In Interior Apples $4 50 to $5 For Sale in the province of British Colum­ Increase of American Emigration to bia during the past season has The townsite of Ellison, situated not a box Canada—King May Lay Foundation been practically the lightest in far from the town of Hazelton at the Cordwood Stone of Provincial University—Rebel­ • its history is the announcement head of navigation on the Skeena River Sawed in Stove Lengths if so lion in Persia on the route of the Grand Trunk Pacific Onions $8 a crate made by W. C. Gladwin, chief Railway, will probably be shifted to a desired The copper mining interests of provincial fire warden. point about one mile east of the origin­ al location. Enquire of the world are forming a merger, The second pulp plant in Brit­ with headquarters in London. ish Columbia, that at Powell This announcement was made today H. COPPOCK, Hazelton by Mr. G. U. Ryley of Winnipeg, land Hudson's Bay Company The provincial government will river, is ready to begin opera­ i commissioner of the Grand Trunk Paci- add fifty acres to the site of the tions. The plant, which is situ- I fie Railway. Mr. Ryley. who has been 6 i • university, making it 227 acres. ated seventy-five miles from Van | on the coast for the last six weeks, The Fast Launch (lurin which time he visited some of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, it is stated, couver, will employ 215 men, and s the northern townsites of the railroad Kit-Ex-Chen" will be offered the position of will produce 80 tons of paper a company, left for his headquarters in Sealey-Hazelton president of the Hague Peace day. Winnipeg last night. Omineca Hotel Tribunal. Persian despatches say a battle "We are now considering the remov­ Route Hazelton between insurgents and govern­ al of the townsite of Ellison," said Mr. Canadian customs receipts for Ryley today. "We plan to carry it to the first six months of the fiscal ment forces was fought fifty Leaves Hazelton at 9 and 11 a. m., and a more favorable location than the ori­ ^ This hotel is headquarters for all mining and commercial men year show an increase of ten' miles from Teheran, with the re­ ginal position. One mile east of the 3:30 and 6:30 p. m. sult that the brother of the de­ visiting Omineca district. Leaves Sealey 9:30 a. m., and 1, 4 and million dollars. present site the ground is, we believe, 7 p. m. Express Service. posed Shah, who led the rebels, better suited to townsite purposes. The The crew of the schooner El- townsite, in its new location, will be viera report seeing the formation lost 400 killed and 200 captured. He is in retreat. only one and a half miles distant from O'Neill & Larocque, Props. of a volcanic island off the Alas­ Hazelton. Good Sample Rooms kan coast, near Bogoslov. The National Industrial Peace "It is the intention of the company to association, having as its chief shortly place on the market the town- Baths and Barber Shop The fishery cruiser Kestrel, site at the west end of Fraser lake. well-known in northern waters, aim the adjustment of all indus­ trial disoutes throughout the Do­ This point is the center of a district of has been condemned, and is not rich agricultuial possibilities, about 130 Hot and Cold Water likely to put to sea again. minion, has been inaugurated at miles west of Fort George. The sur­ Hotel Premier Vancouver. It is intended to or­ veys of this townsite have been com­ People desiring to visit Bulkley Valley and points south may The Canadian Pacific Railway ganize the association in every pleted and the Provincial Government travel by the Bulkley Valley Stage, which leaves this hotel for Aider- Prince Rupert Company is making tests of oil industrial center. last week selected its lots in accordance mere and Telkwa every Tuesday and Friday. burning locomotives on the Paci­ with the requirements of the land act It is the best place to fic division west of Golden. Professor Ostrand, of the geo­ providing for the reversion to the gov­ stay. European and logical department of the Univer­ ernment of a proportion of townsited J. C. K. Sealy, Prop. American plan. Electric At the request of Mr. Borden, sity of New York, after travel­ land. "—Province. lights, hot and cold run­ Lord Strathcona will continue for ing through this district, by way ning water on every the present in the position of of Babine lake, to the upper pla­ floor. No extra charge High Commissioner for Canada for bath. :: :: :: :: teau, has returned to New York at London. to tell of the wonderful mineral MEN'S WEAR Dr. Joseph Bell, an eminent possibilities of the northern in­ Rates: $1 to $3 per day Scottish surgeon, instructor of terior. that gives Satisfaction, K Fred W. Henning, manager Conan Doyle and the original of ~1 the novelist's character of Sher­ During the first five months of and Reliable lock Holmes, died last week. the current fiscal year 212,854 All members of Omineca Aerie, immigrants arrived in Canada. One hundred and fifty thousand 1959, Fraternal Order of Eagles, Boots and Shoes Mines and Mining Of these 71,833 were from the are requested to be present at dollars in gold bullion has been United States. There is an in­ recovered from the wreck of the the next meeting, Tuesday, Oct. Good Properties for sale — Cash or on crease of 42 per cent, in the num­ 18th, at Eagles Hall. Important Bond. Development and Ramona. The remainder of the Assessment Work. ber of American immigrants in business. treasure, with the cargo, is a August over the same month total loss. L. L. DeVoin, J. A. Macdonald, last year. President. Secretary. The Dominion government is are Specialties at Carr Brothers having forty-three reindeer from "British Columbia is second to Six Years In This District. Newfoundland conveyed to Port none in its resources and people, Hazelton, B. C. Smith, on the Mackenzie. The and after having seen this won­ LARKWORTHY'S animals are intended for use in derful province I congratulate carrying mail. Canada doubly in not having shared this magnificent heritage A. Price Augustine, C.E. STORES For Fine Cigars, Cigarettes Preparations have been made and Tobaccos go to with any other nation," said Lord British Columbia Land Surveyor Hazelton and Sealey for taking a vote of all Presby­ Charles Beresford, after a visit terians in Canada on the question to the northern interior. Will return to Hazelton about Nov. 1, of the union of churches of that 1911. Orders for land, timber or min­ J G.T.P. eral claim surveys will be received at denomination with the Methodists Announcement is made of a the office of Aldous, Robertson & Cigar Store andan d Congregationalists. complete reorganization of the Murray, Hazelton. J. F. Macdonald Furniture Dealer British Columbia will invite executive of the Grand Trunk Hazelton, B.C. King George to lay the corner­ railway. The old offices of vice- Pool Room stone of the new provincial .uni­ presidents have been arranged so Soft Drinks, Confectionery, versity at Point Grey. Failing that there are no longer first, As our slock is insufficient to carry us through the Books and Magazines the King, it is probable that the second or third vice-presidents, j It is important winter, we have decided to offer our goods at Duke of Connaught will act. each in charge of a department. | for you to i Baths In Connection The official circle in the Grand The British navy is equipped Trunk Pacific is also somewhat j |__ _,.. that I have stock and Reduced Prices with a torpedo said to be effect­ changed. 1 IvllUW appliances to turn out J. B. Brun, - • Proprietor ive at 10,0Q0 yards, or nearly I all kinds of CARRIAGE WORK, while they last. We have a large assortment to select from, and would three times the range of the I special Sleighs, Wagon and advise you to select your winter's House Furnishings while procurable. most powerful projectile now RED DEER BARRED j Sleigh Brakes, Etc. Come and inspect our goods, we guarantee our customers satisfaction used in the United States navy. j ••• Late Government Blocked Importation Vancouver will be headquarters of Game for B. C. | C. F.WILLIS For Sale for a large theatrical circuit, l General Blacksmith J. F. Macdonald Furniture Dealer 320 Acres of Land Locally Known managed by Alexander Pantages. Because the Liberal government at Ottawa declared that red deer were ! Repairing Job Work as Vancouver is to have a theater costing a quarter of a million, ruminating animals and might be in­ ( Horseshoeing a Specialty fected with foot and mouth disease said The Hart Cullen Ranch HAZELTON, B. C. while Victoria will have a $200,- to be prevalent among sheep in Great In Kispiox Valley Terms Easy 000 house. Britain the importation of a large herd _! The creation of a great fresh of these animals to British Columbia FORWARDING Price $10 Per Acre water port out of the North Arm from the old country this fall was pre­ vented. It is intimated that now there Public Telephone of the Fraser River, as well as has been a change in the political com­ H. Coppock, Hazelton the improvement of English Bay plexion of the power at Ottawa the em­ & and Burrard Inlet under munici­ bargo will be removei', but so far as Hazelton EXPRESS CO. pal jurisdiction at a total expense immediate shipment of the deer is con­ Two-Mile cerned the mischief has been done and Taylorville HAZELTON, B. C. it will bo impossible to bring the animals to thiB province till next fall. Sealey Months ago the British Columbia gov­ Stage leaves every Friday and every Tuesday morning ernment made arrangements for the HAZELTON OFFICE: at 8 o'clock for. Aldermere and Telkwa. Returning, Acreage for Sale importation of the deer and a large SUNGER & AYERDE leaves Aldermere and Telkwa Tuesday and Friday herd was picked, crated and landed on CIGAR STORE Adjoining every important station on the Grand Trunk Pacific from the docks at Liverpool for shipment. arriving here Wednesday and Saturday at noon. It was then the Dominion authorities Prince Rupert to Fort George Btepped in with a claim that because Horses for hire for private parties. they were ruminating animals the deer 1 might be infected with foot and mouth ( Draying Horses, Oats, Wheat and Bran for sale. FARM LANDS IN disease. Veterinaries who examined j Bulkley, Kispiox, Kitwangar, Nechaco Valleys, Francois Lake, the deer declared they were free from j All orders promptly and carefully any disease and were in excellent con- j executed E. E. Charleson, Manager Ootsa Lake, Fraser Lake, Trembleur Lake and Lakelse Lake dition, but the Dominion authorities i remained obdurate, even in the face of j j representations made by Hon. W. J. j E. C. Stephens BRITISH COLUMBIA BROKERAGE COMPANY Bowser, attorney-general of British: [ Columbia, that the animals should be I \ Leave your orders at C. F. Willis' Box 20, Hazelton, B. C. permitted to land in Canada. | j Blacksmith Shop J It ll the intention of the Provincial i 4 "~*k# The Omineca Miner $2 a year THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER~14, 1911.

mmasm The Hub of the Hazelton District of British Columbia On the Main line of the Grand Trunk Pacific REGISTERED TOWNSITE The Prosperity of Every Great City is Due to its Geographical Location HAZ The most important Townsite! The most talked of Townsite on the line of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway THE SPOKANE OF CANADA THE SPOKANE OF CANADA

New Hazelton Townsite Out of City Investors Section 1 Can reserve one or more Lots by Now being offered for sale is NOT A wire or letter. State price of Lots and GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC PROMOTION INVESTMENTS number required, and we will make the TOWNSITE. NEW HAZELTON Town-j best available reservation for you. site was selected by the experts of Made in towns with the REMEMBER NEW HAZELTON is a syndicate of successful men as the NOT A GIFT TOWNSITE, AND WHEN YOU geographical location for a big city. BUY A LOT IN IT YOU ARE INVESTING They bought the land, realizing the Right Kind of Country YOUR MONEY ON THE BUSINESS JUDG­ wonderful resources of the HAZELTON MENT OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MEN IN DISTRICT, THE MINKS, THE DISTRIBUT­ Right Kind of Resources BRITISH COLUMBIA. ING CENTRE FOR HUNDREDS OK MILKS, and mitfiy other reasons. NEW HAZELTON Townsite had Right Kind of People over a QUARTER OF A MILLION We ask you to investigate in your Will surely be big paying investments. This is the kind DOLLARS INVESTED by a few busi­ own way all of the statements in this ness men before the Lots were of­ advertisement. Should you join us of town you find at fered for sale. NEW HAZELTON is a V \ by buying lots you will know that Business Man's Townsite. All the G. your investment is guarded by every T. P. and local history was carefully means known to human foresight, NEW HAZELTON, B.C. considered. The Engineers' Reports as and the judgment of a body of success­ to grades, opportunities for Side Tracks ful men known to you all. necessary to handle the thousands of Your profits should eclipse the story freight cars were examined. Then of Edmonton, Calgary, Kegina, Moose they invested in NEW HAZELTON. .law or Prince Rupert. They paid in Cash for NEW HAZEL­ DON'T BK CLASSED AMONG THK FAIL- TON and nearby lands over TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU­ URKS WHO WILL SAY, "1 WISH I HAD The story of NEW HAZELTON is I The Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad is SAND. DOLLARS. KNOWN." DON'T STAND IDLY BY ANDwel l known to the public. It is a j now running regular trains over 100 SEE YOUR NEIGHBORS REAP THE PROFITS Townsite being offered to the public | miles out of Prince Rupert. The G. T. That, is a wonderful sonnet written by ON REAL ESTATE WHILE YOU REAP by successful business men. THERE IS i P. Officials, and also the G. T. P. Con-John J. Ingallson the subject of Oppor­ NOTHING BUT YOUR SALARY. PUT YOUR PosiTlVELY NO RAILROAD COMPANY OR | tractors, say that the railroad should be tunity, but the real fact is Opportunity SAVINGS TO WORK IN THAT SURE COMING TOWNSITE PROMOTER FINANCIALLY IN­ running to Mile 164 this winter, and does not knock once on each man's CITY NEW HAZELTON. TERESTED IN THE LAND. The owners will reach NEW HAZELTON door. Opportunity plays a continual NEW HAZELTON is out of the have undertaken to make NEW HA­next summer. Grading is now un­anvil on every man's portals -but of damp belt, aud many people who ZELTON a city of importance in British der way as far along the line as course, if he is knocking at the time he spend the whole year in the district Columbia. NEW HAZELTON prom­ 30 miles east of NEW HAZELTON. will not hear Opportunity when she say the winters are not severe plenty ises to be the most profitable city to The grading is about finished from knocks. of sunshine and dry air. the Grand Trunk Pacific along its main Prince Rupert to NEW HAZELTON. Taken from Official bulletin, B.C., lines. Many mines are getting ready to ship,. ore. Some of the mines being developed New Hazelton No. xxii. Page xxiii:— Pay Office Completed "lln the Upper Skeena, about a are: Silver Cup, American Boy, Silver) Where the Grand Trunk Pacific Rail- distance of 60 miles, there are large Supt. Sheppard, of Foley, Welch & Standard, Sunrise and Sunset, Lead j road has Sixty Acres of. right-of-way tracts of land on both sides of the Stewart has wired Prince Rupert office King, Erie, Babine. Most of the ore i and track grounds, river, which, as far as soil and cli­ to move everything AT ONCE. in NEW HAZELTON mines is high | NEW HAZELT0N is reported by matic conditions are concerned, I Union Bank of Canada will open a Would consider ideal for successful grade Silver-Lead, similar to ore in the j EnKjneers to be the only avai|ttble 8pot branch in NEW HAZELTON. Sectional growing of fruit as well as for other Slocan District in East Kootenay, in the Skeena or Bulkley Valleys for branches of agriculture. Potatoes, building and supplies en route for new B.C., and similar to some ores found at many miles each way where it would anil all garden produce, grow to per­ branch. Leadville, Colo. fection." NEW HAZELTON, the hub of the be possible to have Railroad Yards large enough to handle the Hazelton District's HAVE YOU CONFIDENCE OF Hazelton District, will be the natural business. MERCHANTS ON THE GROUND? headquarters for what promises to be MANY LOTS ALRKADY PURCHASED the MOST ACTIVE AND SENSATIONAL NEW HAZELTON affords a long, BY THK KEENEST BUSINESS MEN OF NEW CITY in the fastest growing part nearly level, stretch of land suitable for HAZELTON (OLD TOWN). YOU CANo f the world today on account of the Immense Yards, which will be required SAFELY FOLLOW THE JUDGMENT OF wonderful Lead and Zinc Mines, the Buy Lots to handle the thousands of cars of ore SUCH MEN, Groundhog Mountain Coal Fields, the and coal that will be shipped from the mines in the Hazelton District. NEW HAZELTON should be the vast agricultural country tributary to j Terms Are Easy centre of a busy population of thou­ the coming principal city in British j Look them over again, and think of sands within a year. Why not? Dur­ Columbia on the Grand Trunk Pacific The G. T. P. this money-making investment. ing the past year there was an aver­ Railroad. CAPITAL of Grand Trunk Railway age of over two new towns created and the Grand Trunk Railway Systems, in the Canadian West every week. $447;898,932. We arc all here to share in this Over 50,000 Stockholders, G. T. and most wonderful prosperity. We offer G. T. P. Millions of people boost for you an opportunity to participate In Grand Trunk Pacific Townsites. the progress of the best town for investment on the line of the Grand Maximum grade of G. T. P. is 21 feet Trunk Pacific. Prices: to the mile, one-fifth of any other Trans­ NEW HAZELTON RAILROADS OPEN continental Railroad in Canada or the NEW COUNTRY, United States. Railroads have been the great feature Business Lots - $350 to $500 NEW HAZELTON is the Town that in the growth of Western Canada. 33 x 100 (according to location) Per Lot everybody is talking about, and there NEW HAZELTON, located on the are no two opinions as to its opportuni­ Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad is attract­ Terms: One-third cash, balance 1 and 2 years at 6 per cent ties for investments. ing the attention of the whole world, as all important towns do on the main line NEW HAZELTON is situated near the junction of the Skeena and Bulkley of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad. Residence Lots - $100 to $300 Valleys. Stores are going up. Newspaper Terms: $10 cash, $10 per month; No Interest; or One- plant about to move on the Townsite. third cash ; balance 1 and 2 years at 6 per cent. THE NORTHERN INTERIOR LAND Two or three General Merchandise CO., LTD., PAID CASH FOR AND Stores, Drug Store, Bank, Restau­ OWN (SECTIONONE) NEW HAZEL­ rants, and in fact many lines of trade Make Cheques, Drafts, Money and Express Orders pay­ TON TOWNSITE AND GUARANTEE are now arranging to open in NEW able to NORTHERN INTERIOR LAND CO., LTD. TO DELIVER TO PURCHASERS OF HAZELTON, SECTION ONE. Activity LOTS AN INDEFEASIBLE TITLE is in that part of the Townsite known UPON RECEIPT OF FINAL PAY­ as Section One. MENT.

ADDRESS ALL CORRESPONDENCE TO Northern Interior Land Co., Ltd. Prince Rupert, B.C. P. O. Box 1515

Prince Rupert Agent for Sale of Lots Hazelton Agent for Sale of Lot* Jeremiah H. Kugler, Ltd. W. Kennedy Second Avenue between Fifth and Sixth Sts. ' I

•• - if. THE OMINECA MINER. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1911

Tripoli Described Turkish war the powers are COAL NOTICES LIQUOR LICENCE APPLICATION WATER NOTICE. understood to have agreed to NOTICE I, Daniel A. Harris, of Hazelton, N Tripoli, over which war has Omineca Land District. District of NOTICE is hereby given that, on the B.C., by occupation a miner, give notice broken out, is a Turkish vilayet permit Italy a "pacific penetra­ Cassiar. fifteenth day of November next, appli­ that I intend, on the 21st day of No­ Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ cation will be made to the Superintend­ vember next, at eleven o'clock in the or province in North Africa. It tion of Tripoli." Turkey claims couver, miner, intend to apply for a ent of Provincial Police for a renewal SALE OF LANDS FOR UNPAID forenoon, to apply to the Water Com­ occupies a position just west of that this has been respected ever license to prospect for coal and petro­ of the hotel licence to sell liquor by re­ DELINQUENT TAXES IN THE missioner at hisoffice at Hazelton, B.C., since. leum over the following described lands: tail in the hotel known as the Ingineca OMINECA ASSESSMENT DIS­ for a licence to take and use 20 cubic Egypt, and has an area of 400,000 Commencing at a post planted two Hotel, situate at Hazelton, in the Prov­ TRICT, PROVINCE OF BRITISH feet of water per second from Robson miles east of the southeast corner of lake, Two Mile creek, a tributary of square miles and a population of Italy has colonized Tripoli, and ince of British Columbia. COLUMBIA. Lot 996, Cassiar district, thence 80 Dated this 7th day of October, 1911. the Bulkley river. about a million. It is almost a her interests in the African chains north, 80 chains east, 80 chains 10 McDONELL & McAFEE. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that The water will be used on the Ameri­ purely agricultural country, hav­ province are very great. She south, 80 chains west to point of com­ the above sale is postponed until can Boy Group of mining claims for mencement, containing 640 acres more LIQUOR LICENCE APPLICATION milling and mining purposes. ing no manufactures whatever, has asserted, however, that her or less, known as Fred Hasler's coal Thursday, the sixteenth day of (Signature) Daniel A. Harris. claim No. II. Fred Hasler. NOTICE November, A. D. 1911. and no mineral products except subjects have been mistreated by NOTICE is hereby given that, on the Dated this 20th day of September, 1911. \ salt. There is a lucrative sponge the Ottoman authorities and con­ Sept. 18, I9II. fifteenth day of November next, appli­ C. W. HOMER, 8 Omineca Land District. District of cation will be made to the Superintend­ Assessor and Collector, Omineca WATER NOTICE fishery in the Mediterranean. stantly discriminated against. Cassiar. ent of Provincial Police for a renewal Assessment District. We, Charles Monroe, Free Miner's Trade before the supression of Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ of the hotel licence to sell liquor by re­ Hazelton, B. C, Sept. 20, 1911. Certificate No. B20996, and Thomas the oversea slave traffic was COAL NOTICES couver, miner, intends to apply for a tail in the hotel known as the Omineca Harrison, Free Miner's Certificate No. license to prospect for coal and petro­ Hotel, situate at Hazelton, in the Prov­ 20997, give notice that we intend, on largely in negroes brought across leum over the following described lands: ince of British Columbia. the fourteenth day of November next, Omineca Land District. District of Commencing at a post planted two Dated this 7th day of October, 1911. the Sahara with other Sudan pro­ Cassiar. miles east of the southeast corner of at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to duce for the Turkish market. It Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ Lot 2179, Cassiar district, thence 80 10 JOHN C. K. SEALY. apply to the Water Commissioner at his couver, miner, intends to apply for a chains north, 80 chains east, 80 chains office at Hazelton, B.C., for a license to now consists chiefly in the ex­ licence to prospect for coal ancl petro­ south, 80 chains west to point of com­ LIQUOR LICENCE APPLICATION CANCELLATION OF RESERVE. take and use five and six-tenths cubic leum over the following described lands: NOTICE is hereby given that the reserves exist. feet of water per second from Canyon port of barley, eggs, cattle, mencement, containing 640 acres more NOTICE inK over vacant Crown lamis in Ranges -i and ft, creek, a tributary of Fall river. Commencing at a post planted one- or less, known as Fred Hasler's coal sponges, mats, ivory, ostrich NOTICE is hereby given that, on the Coast District, notices .if which, bearing dates of The water will he used on the hy­ quarter mile east of the east bank of claim No. 12. Fred Hasler. fifteenth day of November next, appli­ May 5th, 1910 and Mav 25th, 1810, respectivly, were Moss river and one-quarter mile north published in the issues or the British Columbia draulic lease situated on the left bank feathers and gold dust from the Sept. 18, 1911. cation will be made to the Superintend­ Qasette of May 5th and May 20th. 1910, are eaneell- ' of Quartz creek, two and a half miles of the Skeena river, at the south-east ent of Provincial Police for a renewal ed in so far as the same relates lo lands surveyed < interior. Sheep are also exported corner of Lot 2195, Cassiar district; Omineca Land District. District of as Lots 7s!i, 786, 787, 7SS, 789, 790, 791. 7!UA, 792 799 from its junction with Fall river, for Cassiar. of the licence for the sale of liquors by 794, 796, 866, .sr,7, 966, 969, 860. mil, 882, MB, 864, 866 placer mining purposes. in large numbers. With Egypt thence 80 chains north, 80 chains east, wholesale in and upon the premises 80 chains south, 80 chains west to point Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ BOD, 867, 868, 869, 870, 871, B72,.878, 1168, 1169. 1160. CHARLES MONROE. couver, miner, intends to apply for a known as the Hudson's Bay Company's 1164, 1166, 1166, 1162. 1168, 1169, 467, I(1K. 847. 1174 THOMAS HARRISON. there is a large overland as well of commencement, containing 640 acres store, situate at Hazelton, B. C., upon 1176, llh2, II89, 1191, 1192, 12111A, 1188, 11K7, 1190, more or less, known as Fred Hasler's licence to prospect for coal and petro­ 788, 788, 784. 781. 781), 818, 777A, 711 and 1186. all in Dated this 22nd day of September, |, as sea trade. leum over the following described lands: the lands described as lots 6 and 7, Ran(?o4, Coast Distriel; and Lots 2188A, 1629, 1028 1911. 9 coal claim No. I. Fred Hasler. Hazelton townsite. 9814 and i!826, all in ItatiKe 5, Coast Distriet. The imports consist of flour, Sept. 16, 1911. Commencing at a post planted three, ROBERT A. RENWICK, miles east and one mile south of the Dated this 7th day of October, 1911. Deputy Minister of Lands, FOR SALE rice, tea, si r, cottons, tobacco, Omineca Land District. District of south-east corner of Lot 2195, Cassiar 10 J. C. BOYD, Applicant. Department of Lands. Cassiar. district, thence 80 chains north, 80 chains Victoria. Ii. C„ Aujt. 16, 1911. n-30 < A copy of the latest edition of "The metals and hardware. There is Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ east, 80 chains south, 80 chains west to LIQUOR ACT, 1910 Americana," compiled by the Scientific also a contraband trade with couver, miner, intends to apply for a point of commencement, containing 640 (Section 42) American Compiling Dept., comprising license to prospect for coal and petro­ acres more or less, known as Fred NOTICE is hereby given that, on the 16 volumes, price $175.00, has been Greece and Malta in firearms and leum over the following described lands: Hasler's coal claim No. 13. fifteenth day of November next, appli­ placed in our hands for sale. Full par­ gunpowder. Commencing at a post planted at the Sept. 19, I9II. Fred Hasler. cation will be made to the Superintend­ ticulars obtainable at our office. southeast corner of lot 2196, Cassiar ent of Provincial Police for a renewal R, Cunningham & Son, Ltd. The people are principally Ber­ district, thence 80 chains north, 80 Omineca Land District. District of of the hotel licence to sell liquor by re­ bers and Arabs, with an admix­ chains east, 80 chains south, 80 chains Cassiar. tail in the hotel known as the New NOTICE is hereby given that the reserve exist­ west to point of commencement, con­ Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ Telkwa Hotel, situate at Telkwa, in the ing on vacant lands of the Crown, notice of which ture of negroes and negroid in­ taining 640 acres more or less, known as couver, miner, intends to apply for a province of British Columbia. was published In the British Columbia Gazette In the HAZELTON HOSPITAL^ license to prospect for coal and petro­ Dated this 7th day of October, 1911. issue of May r,th, 1910, and bearing date of for uny period from one month upward at $1 per truders from the Sudan. There Fred Hasler's coal claim No. 2. May 5th, 1910, is cancelled in so far as the month in advance. This rate includes office con­ Sept. 16, 1911. Fred Hasler. leum over the following described lands: GEORGE HENRY McDONELL, sultations and medicines, as well as all costs while are also colonies of Turks, Italians, Commencing at a post planted three 10 Applicant. same relates to the lands surveyed as Lots 2:117, in the hospital. Tickets obtainable in Hazelton Greeks, Maltese and other people Omineca Land District. District of miles east of the south-east corner of 2318, 2319, 2320. 2321, 2322, 2323. 2324, 2325, 2326, from E. C. Stephenson and Fred Field; in Aider- Cassiar. Lot 2195, Cassiar district, thence 80 2327, 2329, 2330, 2331, 2332. 2334, 2335, 2336. 2337, mere, from Hev. F. L. Stephenson, or at the HOB- of South Europe. Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ chains north, 80 chains east, 80 chains LAND NOTICES 2339, 2341, 2342, 2343. 2347, 2348, 2.148A, 8849, i860, pitnl from the Medical Superintendent, Tripoli, the capital, is one of couver, miner, intends to apply for a south, 80 chains west to point of com­ 2358, 2369, 2468, 3113, 3114, 3115, 8116, 3117,3118,3119, license to prospect for coal and petro­ mencement, containing 640 acres more Omineca Land District—District of 3120, 3121, 3122, 3123, 3124, 3125, 3126, 3127, 3128, 3129. Stephenson & Crum the most ancient cities of the leum over the following described lands: or less, known as Fred Hasler's coal Coast, Range V. 3130, 8181, 3132. 3133, 3131, 3135, 3136 3137. 3138, 3139, Commencing at a post planted at the claim No. 14. Fred Hasler. 3140, 8141, 3142, 3142A, 3143, 3144, 3146, 3146. 3147. world. It is situated on a prom­ Take notice that Hugh McKay, of 3148, 3148A. 3149. 3150, 3151, 3152, 3153, 3154. 3155. Undertakers and southeast corner of Lot 996, Cassiar Sept. 19, I9II. Hazelton, B. C, contractor intends to ontory stretching into the Medi­ district, thence 80 chains north, 80 3150, 3167, 3158, 3159, 3160. 3161, 3162, 8168, 3164, 3166, Funeral Directors Omineca Land District. District of apply for permission to purchase the 3166, 3167. 3108, 3169. 3176, 3171, 3172,3173,3174,3175. chains east, 80 chains south, 80 chains following described lands: terranean and forming a small west to point of commencement, con­ Cassiar. 3170, 3177, 3178, 3179, 3184. 3187,3187 ami 3188. Range Special attention to Shipping Cases Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ Commencing at a post planted at the 5, Coast District. ROBERT A. RENWICK, crescent shaped bay, which shel­ taining 640 cres more or less, known as north-west corner of Lot 913, Coast Fred Hasler's coal claim No. 3. couver, miner, intends to apply for a Deputy Minister of Lands. ters the harbor from the north Sept. 16, I9II. Fred Hasler. license to prospect for coal and petro­ Range V, thence north 80 chains, thence Department of Lands, HAZELTON, B. C. winds. The harbor contains leum over the followingdescribedlands: east 40 chains, thence south 80 chains, Victoria, B. C, AUK. 16, 1911. n-30 Omineca Land District. District of Commencing at a post planted three thence west 40 chains to point of com­ deep water, but shoals render Cassiar. miles east of the southeast corner of mencement and containing 320 acres the entrance difficult. The city Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ Lot 2196, Cassiar district, thence 80 more or less. Hugh McKay. "Everything in Canvas" couver, miner, intends to apply for a chains north, 80 chains east, 80 chains August 21, 1911. is picturesque from a distance, license to prospect for coal and petro­ south, 80 chains west to point of com­ containing many Turkish mos­ leum over the following described lands: mencement, containing C40 acres, more Omineca Land District. District of Prince Rupert Tent and Awning Co. Commencing at a post planted at the or less, known as Fred Hasler's coal Cassiar. CANCELLATION OF RESERVE. Prince Rupert, B.C ques and minarets. It is oriental south-east corner of Lot 2179, Cassiar claim No. 15. Fred Hasler. NOTICE is hereby Riven that the reserve exist­ Take notice that Thomas Hurley, of ing on vacant Crown lands in Range 5, Coast Dist­ in appearance though there are district, thence 80 chains north, 80 Sept. 19, I9II. Hazelton, miner, intends to apply for chains east, 80 chains south, 80 chains rict, notice of which, bearing date of May 25th, Omineca Land District. District of permission to purchase the following 1910, was published in the British Columbia Gazette some European buildings near west to point of commencement, con­ described lands: of May ::•'>', li, 1910, is cancelled In so far as the same the shore. taining 640 acres more or less, known Cassiar. relates to the lands surveyed as Lots 187*5, 1S78, FOR SALE as Fred Hasler's coal claim No. 4. Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ Commencing at a postplanted at the 1879, 1890, 1893, 189-1, IB96, 189o. 1897, 1898, 1900, couver, miner, intends to apply for a n.-e. corner of lot 811, Cassiar, thence 2507, 2608, 2509, 2510, 2ftU and 2512, Range 5, Coast Tripoli city is essentially a Sept. 16, 1911. Fred Hasler. north 80 chains, east 80 chains, south 80 District. ROBERT A. RENWICK, license to prospect for coal and petro­ Deputy Minister of Lands. trading center with a Berber, Omineca Land District. District of leum over the following described lands: chains, west 80 chains to point of com­ Department of Lands, Ten Acres Cleared Arab, Turk, Jewish, Italian, Cassiar. Commencing at a post planted three mencement, containing 640 acres. Victoria, B. C, Aug. 16, 1911. n-30 Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ miles east of the southeast corner of Sept. 7, 1911. Thomas Hurley. Maltese, Greek and negro popu­ couver, miner, intends to apply for a Lot 996, Cassiar district, thence 80 13 Land, with House, two license to prospect for coal and petro­ chains north, 80 chains east, 80 chains DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER­ lation of about 50,000. The leum over the following described lands: south, 80 chains west to point of com­ Omineca Land District. District of SHIP. miles from Hazelton. place was founded by the Greeks Commencing at a post planted two mencement, containing 640 acres more Cassiar earlier than the seventh century miles east of the southeast corner of or less, known as Fred Hasler's coal Take notice that Angus J. Chisholm, NOTICE is hereby given that the Apply to Lot 2195, Cassiar district, thence 80 claim No. 16. Fred Hasler. of Aldermere, farmer, intends to apply partnership lately subsisting between before Christ, and was then chains north, 80 chains west, 80 chains Sept. 19, I9II. for permission to purchase the following us the undersigned, Allan Cameron known as Oea. It owes its south, 80 chains east to point of com­ described lands: Aldous, Struan George Robertson and H. Coppock, Hazelton mencement, containing 640 acres more Omineca Land District. District of Commencing at a post planted at the William Pitt Murray, carrying on busi­ stability in a large measure to its or less, known as Fred Hasler's coal Cassiar. s.-e. corner of lot 811, Cassiar, thence ness at Hazelton, British Columbia, has position over against Sicily, from claim No. 5. Fred Hasler. Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ north 80 chains, east 80 chains, south 80 been dissolved as from Slat August by F. W. HART & CO. Sept. 18, I9II. couver, miner, intend to apply for a chains, west 80 chains to point of com­ mutual consent, so far as regards the which it is 450 miles distant. It license to prospect for coal and petro­ mencement, containing 640 acres. said Struan George Robertson, who re­ Omineca Land District. District of leum over the following described lands: Sept. 7, 1911. Angus J. Chisholm. tires from the firm. Furniture has been for centuries the north­ Cassiar. "Commencing at a post pl'inted four 13 ern terminus for three great Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ miles east and one mile south of the All debts due to or owing by the late couver, miner, intends to apply for a south-east corner of lot 2195, Cassiar Omineca Land District. District of firm will be received anil will be paid by and House Furnishings Complete caravan routes, the first crossing license to prospect for coal and petro­ district, thence 80 chains north, 80 Cassiar. the said Allan Cameron Aldous and chains east, 80 chains south, 80 chains William Pitt Murray, who will continue the narrowest part of the Sahara leum over the following described lands: Take notice that Alexander Chisholm, the said business under the present style Funeral Directors, Embalmers Commencing at a post planted two west to point of commencement, con­ of Aldermere, farmer, intends to apply to Lake Chad, the second running miles east of the southeast corner of taining 640 acres more or less, known of Aldous & Murray. for permission to purchase the follow­ As witness our hands this 1st day of Special attention to orders from out of southwest to Timbuktu, and the Lot 2196, Cassiar district, thence 80 as Fred Hasler's coal claim No. 17. ing described lands: chains north, 80 chains west, 80 chains Sept. 19, I9II. Fred Hasler. October, 1911. town. third ending in the southeast in Commencing at a post planted at the ALLAN CAMERON ALDOUS. south, 80 chains east to point of com­ s.-e. corner of lot 813, Cassiar, thence mencement, containing 640 acres more Omineca Land District. District of STKUAN GEORGE ROBERTSON, Wadai. Near the port stands a Cassiar. north 80 chains, east 80 chains, south 80 WILLIAM PITT MURRAY. Prince Rupert or less, known as Fred Hasler's coal chains, west 80 chains to point of com­ Roman triumphal arch which was claim No. 6. Fred Hasler. Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ couver, miner, intends to apply for a mencement, containing 640 acres. begun in the reign of Emperor Sept. 18, I9II. license to prospect for coal and petro­ Sept. 7, 1911. Alexander Chisholm. Antonius and completed in that Omineca Land District. District of leum over the following described lands: 13 Hudson's Bay Company's Steamers Cassiar. Commencing at a post planted four of Marcus Aurelius. Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ miles east of the south-east corner of couver, miner, intends to apply for a Lot 2195, Cassiar district, thence 80 Cyrenaica, one of the provinces, license to prospect for coal and petro­ chains north, 80 chains east, 80 chains "Port Simpson" and "Hazelton" first colonized by the Greeks, leum over the following described lands: south, 80 chains west to point of com­ fell under the sway of the Egypt Commencing at a post planted two mencement, containing 640 acres more "PUBLIC INQUIRIES ACT." miles east of the south-east corner of or less, known as Fred Hasler's coal Flat Freight Rate $25 per ton, plus Railroad Charges of the Ptolemies. Tripoli proper Lot 996, Cassiar district, thence 80 claim No. 18. Fred Hasler. His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor passed to the Romans after the chains north, 80 chains west, 80 chains Sept. 19, I9II. in Council has been pleased to appoint Passenger Fares: Hazelton to Newtown $11, including berth south, 80 chains east to point of com­ the Honourable Albert Edward McPhil- fall of Carthage, was conquered mencement, containing 640 acres more Omineca Land District. District of Newtown to Hazelton $12.50, including berth Cassiar. lips, K.C., President of the Executive or less, known as Fred Hasler's coal Council; the Honourable Price Ellison. by the Vandals in the fifth cen­ claim No. 7. Fred Hasler. Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ The Str. Port Simpson meets the Wednesday train anil the Str. Hazelton meets tury and passed under Arab con­ couver, miner, intends to apply for a Minister of Finance; Charles Henry Lu- the Saturday train. Passengers will find accommodation on hoard steamers. Sept. 18, I9II. license to prospect for coal and petro­ grin, of the City of Victoria, Esquire; trol two hundred years later. In leum over the following described lands: and William Harold Malkin, of the City Omineca Land District. District of of Vancouver, Esquire, to be Commis­ 1510 Spain secured control. In Cassiar. Commencing nt a post planted four sioners under the "Public Inquiries (f~- ^ 1528, the Knights of St. John Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ miles east of the south-east corner of Act" for the purpose of enquiring into couver, miner, intends to apply for a Lot 2196, Cassiar district, thence 80 ami reporting upon the operation of the were given possession, but were license to prospect for coal and petro­ chains north, 80 chains east, 80 chains "Assessment Act, 1903, with respect Fairbanks-Morse expelled by the Turks. The con­ leum over the following described lands: south, 80 chains west to point of com­ to its practical bearings on the financial Commencing at a post planted two mencement, containing 640 acres more requirements of the Province. trol of Constantinople weakened miles east of the south-east corner of or less, known as Fred Hasler's coal Lot 2179, Cassiar district, thence 80 claim No. 19. Fred Hasler. The said Commissioners will hold their Gasoline Donkey in the succeeding centuries and chains north, 80 chains west, 80 chains Sept. 19, 1911. meetings on the dates and at the places the city became the headquarters south, 80 chains east to point of com­ mentioned hereunder, namely: mencement, containing 640 acres more Omineca Land District. District of Victoria, at the Executive Council of pirates. Half the states of or less, known as Fred Hasler's coal Cassiar. Chamber, Parliament Buildings. The lightest, most compact Europe seem at one time or an­ claim No. 8. Fred Hasler. Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ Monday and Tuesday, 26th and 26th hoisting apparatus Sept. 18, I9II. couver, miner, intends to apply for a September at 10 a.m. At the other to have sent fleets against license to prospect for coal and petro­ Court-nouse or the Government obtainable these scourges. Early in the Omineca Land District. District of leum over the followingdescribedlands: Office at the following places:— Cassiar. Commencing at a post planted four Nanaimo, Wednesday and Thursday, last century the United States Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ miles east of the south-east corner of 27th and 28th September. became involved in a war with couver, miner, intends to apply for a Lot 996, Cassiar district, thence 80 Vancouver, Friday and Saturday, 29th No Licensed Operator Required license to prospect for coal and petro­ chains north, 80 chains east, 80 chains and 30th September. the Pasha of the country because leum over the following described lands: south, 80 chains west to point of com­ New Westminster, Monday, 2nd Oc­ of a refusal to increase the tribute Commencing at a post planted two mencement, containing 640 acres more tober. Used by the Dominion and Pro­ miles east of the southeast corner of or less, known as Fred Hasler's coal Rcvelstokc, Wednesday, 4th October. of $83,000 a year which the Lot 2195, Cassiar district, thence 80 claim No. 20. Fred Hasler. Golden, Thursday, 5th October. vincial Governments chains north, 80 chains east, 80 chains Sept. 19, 1911. Cranbrook, Saturday, 7th October. American government had been south, 80 chains west to point of com­ Fernie, Monday, 9th October. paying for the protection of its mencement, containing 640 acres, more Nelson, Wednesday, 11th October. Can be also used to pump water, saw wood or or less, known as Fred Hasler's coal LIQUOR ACT, 1910 RoBsland, Thursday, 12th October. commerce. claim No. 9. Fred Hasler. (Section 49) Grand Forks, Friday, 13th Obtober. Sept. 18, I9IL NOTICE Is hereby given that, on the Princeton, Saturday, 14th October. clear land In 1835 the Turks took advan­ fifteenth day of November next, appli­ Merritt, Monday, Kith October. tage of a civil war to reassert Omineca Land District. District of cation will be made to the Superintend­ Kamloops, Tuesday, 17th October. their direct authority and since Cassiar. ent of Provincial Police for the transfer Summerland, Thursday, 19th October. Largest stock of Gasoline Engines and Machinery west of that date Tripoli has been an Take notice that Fred Hasler, of Van­ of the licence for the sale of liquor by Penticton, Friday, 20th October. couver, mine]', intends to apply for a retail in and upon the premises known Kelowna, Saturday, 21st October. Montreal integral part of the Ottoman em­ license to prospect for coal and petro as the New Telkwa Hotel, situate at Vernon, Monday, 23rd October. pire. There were rebellions in lonm over the following described lands: Telkwa, British Columbia, from W. S. It is requested that all persons who For particulars write 1842 and 1844 but they were Commencing at a post planted two McDonell to George Henry McDonell, are interested in the matter aforesaid, unsuccessful. miles east of the southeast corner of of British Columbia. and who desire to be heard, will not fail Lot 2196, Cassiar district, thence 80 Dated this 7th day of October, 1911. to be present at the meetings of the The Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd. The trouble between Turkey chains north, 80 chains east, 80 chains Commissioners. south, 80 chains west to point of com­ W. S. McDONELL, (Deceased) 101-107 Water St. and Italy, which culminated in a mencement, containing 640 acres more Holder of Licence. PRICE ELLISON, declaration of war, dates back to or less, known as Fred Hnsler's coal R. J. McDONELL, Executor. Chairman. Vancouver, B. C. 1878, when with the making of claim No. 10. Fred Hasler. GEORGE HENRY McDONELL, Treasury Department, the treaty concluding the Russo- Sept. 18, 1911. 10 Applicant for Transfer. lUtli September, 1911. 8 V •t THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1911.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND ST. PETBU'S, HAZBLTON machine work at company head­ tive, has returned to Vancouver Sunday Services: Morning nt n o'clock; Sunday quarters. to arrange for the development School nt y.:(u p.m.; Native service, 3.80 p.m.; Evening Service, 7 p.m. of the new townsite across the REV, J. FIELD, Paul H. Moore, of San Fran­ cisco, has returned home, after Bulkley river from Hazelton. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MAZMLTON making investments in Bulkley Frank Johnson's pack train Services ht'M every Sunday evening in tilt Church Room sii 7.30 o'clock. vallev land. took a cargo to the Chicken lake REV. I). R. MCLEAN, Twelve hundred feet of cord­ store of Broughton & McNeil, CHURCH OF ENGLAND uroy has been laid on the new and is now making the last trip The People of the HEALEY Sor held every Sunday nfternoonat8 o'clock Section Of the mail! road through of the season, taking goods to II the church bullillii , terson'a road. ,, fT ,. Aldermere for the same firm. NEW HAZELTON Nt'W Ha/.t'lton. Servlc held every Sunday evening at "::«> Bulkley Valley I'clock i to Church Tent, The Port Simpson arrived from J. C. K. Sealy is sending out to L. C. Li the end of steel on Thursday, his ranch a large amount of pow­ Local and Personal with a full cargo and a number der for use in stumping. He has are now enabled to pro­ We buy in carload of passengers. now fifty acres under cultivation, All river steamers are in oper­ Fred Hasler left for Vancouver and 200 acres cleared, of which cure at home everything lots, in markets of our ation. on Tuesday, to transact business as much as possible will be plowed this fall. they require in General own choosing and get W. J. Driver was in from the in connection with his coal hold­ Valley yesterday. ings in the Groundhog district. D. D. Sprague has returned to Merchandise and Sup­ the lowest prices. Our J. W. Austin has gone to Prince The Hudson's Bay company is service in the engineering corps plies, at prices which knowledge of the re­ Rupert for the winter. shipping a large Sibley furnace of the G. T. P., after spending several months at his home in mean a big saving on quirements of our cus­ Mrs. Boyce left on the Port and pipe to the Silver Standard, to serve as ventilating apparatus. Ontario. With Mrs. Sprague he every order. tomers enables us to Simpson for Prince Rupert. has taken up his residence at the George McKenzie was in from A. P. Augustine, the surveyor, headquarters camp. The establishment of select the commodities went to Bulkley valley on Tues­ Morricetown during the week. T. J. Thorp came down from day, to survey a number of pieces our big store at Telkwa best suited to their Mrs. St. Denis was a passenger Aldermere on Tuesday. He is of land. He will return about for Prince Rupert on the Con­ en route to the coast, with a prob­ with a stock as complete needs. We can there­ Nov. 1. veyor. able trip to England in view, but and well assorted as that fore supply the best George Cunningham of R. Deputy-registrar Kirby is send­ expects to return in the spring to Cunningham & Son, Ltd., is in ing to Prince Rupert a dozen the Bulkley valley, where he has carried in our Hazelton goods at the lowest town. applications for naturalization. a number of interests. store, affords the oppor­ prices, and without any These will be submitted to the Walter Williscroft returned on Mrs. Hirst, of Victoria, who judge on November 6. tunity. delay. Tuesday from his visit to the has been visiting her parents, capital. Frank Martin has gone to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sharpe, has Hudson Bay mountain, with the Mr. and Mrs. E.'O'Shaughnessy has returned to her home in Vic­ object of bringing out a couple of and Miss Moe have .none to Van­ toria, accompanied by her son Groceries, Clothing, Miners' and Farmers' Supplies horse loads of the native silver couver for the winter. Ivor and Mr. Sharpe, who will ore from the recent discovery spend the winter in the provincial Mrs. A. 0. Franks came from there. Prince Rupert on Thursday, to capital. P. B. Carr has gone up to the join her husband here. Arthur Skelhorne, of the B. C. . S. Sargent Carr Bros' ranch, accompanied Brokerage company, returned on Ww.. Htt.. Stewart has lefett Prince u,, T H Huruor;n«rfnn *-110-„+ «"»""«*<» "™»"«i »»*—««* ».. Quality Right Runert to ioin the draftinc force 7 r\ Heflwringjon. teller at Monday from a business trip of Telkwa, B.C. Kupert to Join the drafting to. ce; the Union Bank> who Wl]1 spend * «\ at G. T , l ..,1. imw-m-n '""', "seven weeks duration. He visi- 'a bn,ef vacatlon as Suest at the ted the principal coast cities, and The Galena Club is offering a ranch. found public attention attracted Stetson hat for the highest score Cataract, resulting from the to the lands and mines of this at box ball up to October 20. recent injury to his eye, makes district. The G. T. P. hotel at Prince it necessary for G. A. Rosenthal » Frank A. Jackson, the Ground­ Kupert is to be seventeen stories to undergo an operation, and he hog coal man, went to Sealey on dance in their honor at the, if- ^S high, and will cost $1,500,000. will leave for Vancouver on the Hazelton's Favorite Retort the Kit-Exchen on Tuesday and Hazelton hotel. Mrs. Harvey j .^ i ia, citon s ravorue nciori Inlander. Rev. J. Walter Guy. offelkwa, caught the Conveyor for the and F. J. Smyth furnished returned home yesterday, after Arthur L. Ford, Dominion coast, where he goes to perfect Bplendid music and a large *it3 GALENA CLUB spending a couple of days in town. government engineer, was in plans for the next season's opera­ crowd was in attendance. Seventy sacks of mail were re­ town for a few days, passing G. BOX BALL tions on his company's big coal Dr. A. H. Wallace, medical ceived at the local postoffice dur­ T. P. contractors' estimates. He POOL AND BILLIARDS property. superintendent of Telkwa hospi­ ing the first three days of the returned to Prince Rupert on A despatch from Prince Rupert tal, returned from the coast on j week. Wednesday. Soda Fountain Equipped tj serve Finest Ice Cream Sodas, states that the county court will Tuesday with his bride, and was Sundaes, etc., etc. Nelson Gay, formerly at Skeena J. G. Halleran, the Natural Re- be in session there for at least given a rousing reception by his crossing, is now engaged upon sources Security Co.'s representa- another week, and Judge Young many Hazelton friends. On Sept.! Our specialty is the best Confectionery, including unrivalled cannot fix a date for the expected 31, at Vancouver, Miss Louise Imported Chocolates. sitting in Hazelton. It is un­ Lehrman, daughter of Charles Choicest Egyptian and other Imported Cigarettes Fine Cigars. •ro«raif^tf>63Bifo«agi^3Kasaji likely that court will be held here Lehrman, a terminal city capital- Books, Magazines and Periodicals before spring, ist, became the wife of the popu- T. T. Dunlop, assistant super­ lar physician, bride and bride-1 D. J. McDougall E. J. Tate 100 Cases intendent of construction for groom leaving almostimmediately j V Foley, Welch & Stewart, re­ for the north. On Thursday turned on Wednesday from a morning Dr. and Mrs. Wallace month's vacation, which he started for Telkwa. Rubber Goods spent in the north west provinces. Superintendent Arthur Gris- arrived on the With Mrs. Dunlop, who accom­ wold is down from the Sunrise. Ingineca Hotel panied him on his return, he will He reports that the crosscut McDonell & McAfee, Props. take up his residence at Telkwa. started 50 feet from the mouth Inlander G. S. Malloch, of the Dominion of the upper tunnel has been Geological Survey, who has been driven 25 feet and has tapped the The only family hotel in the district. Private dining rooms. engaged in making an examina­ big Sunrise vein, which shows 6 Night and day restaurant. Modern conveniences. R. Cunningbam & Son, Ltd. tion of the Kispiox coal prospects feet wide, with considerable good Reasonable rates. Good Stable in connection. since his return from Groundhog, ore. Beyond surface work, Hazelton is in town for a few days. Be­ nothing has yet been done on the fore leaving for Ottawa he will other leads on this group. The BMttku^fcW2*&»*fcd pay a visit to Juniper basin, to showing is greatly improved as examine the showings on the a result of the season's work. Owing to the difficulty of getting ^ Rocher de Boule and other prop­ Hazelazcllot n Ready for Building in the erties. supplies up to the property it is not probable that work will be P. E. Sands and party left for New Town carried on during the winter. DRY LUMBER Seattle on Sunday, taking the Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars Get prices from us before you build in New Hazelton. We "Farthest North" car down on Hopeful of Settlement . always on hand. arc ready with the goods the Port Simpson. They thor­ oughly enjoyed their brief stay Lethbridge, Oct. 13: The coal in Hazelton, and were pleased strike situation is being discussed Interior Lumber Company with the hospitality they receiv­ in convention here. There is a general feeling among the dele­ Hazelton ed. On Saturday evening, C. G. V: Harvey gave a most enjoyable gates that the end will be satis­ factory to the miners and the public. aBM^vS:^^'^^y^?^^s LAND NOTICES ndustry Omineca Land District. District of JUST A WORD ABOUT PRINTINGCoast , Range 4. Take notice that Jessie Lucy Wallace hull stock of all kinds and sizes of Window of Vancouver, nurse, intends to apply Sash, Doors, Office Fixtures, Interior Finishings for permission to purchase the follow­ 'pjhere is no business that cannot be made more ing described lands: on hand or Made to Order. Commencing at a post planted about i B miles up the Nadina River from the Large stock of Lumber and Building Materi­ profitable by well conceived printing. Let head of Francois Lake on the north bank and marked J.L.W., Ne. corner, als, Tinsmithing, Plumbing and Stcamfitling. us produce the kind of printed matter that you thence south 40 chains, west 80 chains, north 40 chains, east 80 chains to point Job and Shop Work a Specially. need—the distinctive, effective kind—the kind of commencement containing 1120 acres more or leas. Jessie Lucy Walluce. Plans and Specifications. that talks. We have an up to date plant and do September 10, 1911. Omineca Land District. District of printing of the better sort. Coast, Range 4. Take notice that Robert N. Dolhoy of Stephenson & Crum Cards, letterheads, envelopes, statements, billheads, hand bills, Vancouver, doctor, intends to apply tor permission to purchase the following CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS time checks, pamphlets, wedding and society stationery, etc. described lands: Commencing at a post planted about Hazelton C miles up the Nadina river from the head of Francois lake on the north bank ioer produces the best and marked R.N.D. Nw. corner, thence south 80 chains, east 80 chains, north 80 chains, west 80 chains to point of ClclSS Ol WOl*lC Located opposite Government Office commencement containing 64(1 acres more or less, Robert N, Dolbey. mwmmi$mzmmm8mi!i*mBMa^ September 10, 1911. $2 a year