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f ————————~~~——t VOL. Ill, NO. 13 HAZELTON, B. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1913 PRICE.$2.00 A YEAR Local and District News Notes WAS THIS NEW HAZELTON'S A. Chisholm returned to Smith Taylor Michael, of Seattle, and ers on Wednesday. Forest L. Hudson, a civil and WHILE FLEEING FROM POSSE Wm. Croteau; of Aldermere, mining engineer from the same GANG OF BANK ROBBERS? city, have been looking over the Railroader Known as Frank Hill Shot Dead by Special is in town for a few days. Five Armed Bandits Attempt to Hold Up Bank of B. N. A. Kitwankool and Naas districts. Constable Who Took Victim for One of Bank Robbers Mrs. and Mrs. Jas. MacKay are in Agassiz, But are Foiled by Merchant Who Shows Mr. Michaels came to Hazelton —Verdict of Culpable Homicide paying a visit to Vancouver. Fight—Gang Escapes Without Spoil during the week, and is now ex W. E. Taylor, of Vancouver, is amining lands in Kispiox. The mistaken zeal of a special was one of the New Hazelton is spending the week in Hazelton. Agassiz, B. C, Nov. 25:—Five i staff. Their efforts were frus- armed men, believed to be for-1 trated by A. C. Webster, a local constable was responsible for the bank robbers, lhe fugitive, con Forester Allen has gone to lower One of Harold Price's parties, dsathof Frank Walimacki, known tinuing his flight when called sent to survey lands near Kitwan eigners, made an unsuccessful i merchant, who was leaving the river points, on official business. ; as Frank Hill, a demented Finn upon to stop, was fired upon by kool, was driven off by the Indians attempt to rob the Agassiz branch bank at the time, and who showed J. C. Scofield, of Prince Rupert, who had been working on con Edgar and was struck by two of that village. The authorities of the Bank of B. N. A. this: fight. Several shots were fired, was among the week's visitors in struction. After a pursuit lasting bullets, death resulting almost were called upon for protection, afternoon. At three o'clock the land the would-be looters, afraid Hazelton. for several hours, Hill was shot immediately. A verdict of cul and a party of constables, under bandits entered the bank, with j of being surrounded, made their Rev. W. J. H. Petter and Mrs*. and killed on Saturday morning, pable homicide was returned. Chief Owen, of Prince Rupert the intention of holding up the!escape without booty. Petter, of Terrace, are visiting near Skeena Crossing. The in The inquest was conducted by district, was sent to the scene. friends here. Boyd Affleck, who was surveying HINDUS SUCCEED IN HOCKEY LEAGUE quest, which was held at Hazel Government Agent Hoskins, act APPEALS TO COURTS WILL GET BUSY ton, concluded at 2 a.m. Wednes ing in the capacity of coroner. R. 0. Jennings, road superin- land in the same district, but day. The evidence showed that The jury included E. H. Hicks tendent on the Skeena, was in further from the village, suc- Vancouver, Nov. 26: — The A meeting of the Northern deceased, who had been missing Beach, foreman, R. S. Sargent, town yesterday. ceeded in completing his work, thirty-five Hindus whose appeal British Columbia Hockey League for a week, and was supposed to W. J. McAfee, J. Willett, W. F. Angus McDonald, of Cunning returning on Saturday, with his! against deportation was adverse- will be held in Smithers on Wed be demented, was followed by Brewer and A. Leverett. ham's, has returned from a va party. I ly decided by the federal author- nesday, December 10. President Edgar and Wikner, another ities, took their case into the | MacCormick, of Hazelton, will Magnus Edgar, a half-breed cation trip to Vancouver. special constable, are in custody, CANADIAN JUBILEE British Columbia courts, un invite the attendance of delegates special constable, and two In awaiting the action of the au Jack Wrathall, government EXHIBITION PROPOSED hearing arguments of counsel, from Hazelton, New Hazelton, dians, on the supposition that he thorities, telegraph agent at Pacific, has Chief Justice Hunter decided the Telkwa, Rose Lake and Smithers. been transferred to Terrace. London, Nov. 17:—The move ASQUITH INSISTS ON MEXICANS IN BATTLE appellants had a right to enter The purpose of the meeting is to Anehor ice is forming in the ment to celebrate Canada's jubi HOME RULE MEASURE NEAR U. S. BORDER Canada, holding the federal elect officers and arrange a sched Bulkley. A winter bridge is be lee by an international inter- ule for the season. Negotiations London, Nov. 26:—Premier As El Paso, Texas, Nov. 25:-A orders-in-council under which ing constructed by extending the imperial exhibition in 1917 is be have been opened with a Vancou quith today repeated his declar battle is now going on between the deportation was ordered to ferry approaches. ver firm which has signified its ation that the Irish home ruie the Mexican Federals and the ing warmly supported in official, exceed the authority given by J. S. Cline and his bride, who willingness to donate a handsome bill will pass as it stands. Constitutionalists at South Jua financial and business circles Dominion statutes. The decision, was Miss Anderson, formerly of trophy for the season, to take Ulster men maintain their de rez. It appears to be a general here. Expressions of approval which was rendered in Victoria, the Hospital staff, are expected the place of last season's Ross termined stand, and declare engagement with both sides in have been received from Lord occasions much surprise in Ot to arrive from the coast on this tawa. cup, won by Hazelton. they will resist all attempts to strong force. Artillery is being Strathcona, Lord Desborough, evening's train. It is expected that at least four impose Irish government upon used by the Federals. Many of "•VW. W. Wrathall, who is at Earl Grey, Sir Thomas Skinner, Vancouver, Nov. 27:—The min teams will compete for honors them. the wounded are crossing the ister of justice is reviewing Jus present in Prince Rupert, is re- Mr. A. W. Smithers, chairman during the winter. An Irish national volunteer boundary into United States. tice Hunter's decision in the ported to have purchased a photo-! the Grand Trunk; Mr. Burbidge, A party headed F. B. Chettle force was organized yesterday in The United States troops here Hindu case. Twenty more Hin graphic supply and stationery j f Harrod's Stores; Sir burgh, supeiintendent of the Dublin to oppose the Ulster are held in readiness for imme manager 0 dus have arrived in Vancouver. business in that city. Copper river coal property, left Unionists. The new corps has diate service. Trevor Dawson of Vickers and J. W. Paterson, the Kitselas on Monday morning to locate the for its ostensible object the up also from 3,000 leading manu Immigration Increases Washington, Nov. 25: — In merchant, who now has several route of the sleighroad which is holding of the authority of the spite of reassuring reports from facturers of London, Liverpool, stores in various parts of the Ottawa, Nov. 23:—Three hun to be constructed to the property, Crown. the oilfields on the east coast of Manchester, Birmingham, Shef district, was a business visitor in dred and twenty-eight thousand to allow of the transportaion of Mexico, the foreigners of that field, Leeds, Bradford, Halifax, diamond drill outfits. It is ex May Form New Party Hazelton on Saturday. new settlers arrived in Canada section are still making very ap Hull, Bristol, Glasgow, Aberdeen, pected that work on the road London, Nov. 26:—In conse Communion service will be in the six months from April to prehensive appeals to Washing will begin within a few days. quence of the many and persist held in the Presbyterian church Dundee and Belfast. Many of October, according to statistics ton. They indicate that they ent attacks on his naval adminis hall at New Hazelton tomorrow these manufacturers state that just made public by the govern fear not only for their properties SAYS SHE SIGNED tration, Winston Churchill may evening at 7:30. There will be they are considering the estab ment. This is an increase of but for their lives. UNDER COMPULSION be driven to form a new party of no Presbyterian service in Hazel lishment of Canadian branches. nine per cent, over the corres ton. ponding period of 1912. Vancouver, Nov. 24:—Claiming his own, it is reported. El Paso. Nov. 27: The Mexi There is every prospect that Geoffrey G. Macdonell, the Australia will make a representa that she was forced by threats Condemned Men Appeal can federalists were defeated in Bids Were Too Low of violence to sign a transfer of the battle near Juarez. Huerta'sj Bulkley Valley lumberman, was tive display, the Commonwealth Vancouver, Nov. 27:—Counsel desiring to promote the closest nine timber limits to her hus- losses were 300 killed and 7001 married in Vancouver a few days Vancouver, Nov. 24: — The for Clarke and Davis, under ago. His bride was Miss Aileen possible relations with Canada. j band, who disposed of them next prisoners, Many of the latter stern wheel steamer Skeena, sentence of death for the murder Allen, of Vancouver. Mr. and Mr. Leonard Palmer, who re day for $20,000, Mrs. Mary Ellis were executed. The remainder which has been in service here is suing in the supreme court to of Constable Archibald, are en | Mrs. Macdonell will spend their cently returned from a consulta of the army is in flight. Revolu for two years, was offered for day to have the transfer set deavoring to secure a new trial honeymoon in Hawaii. tion with the governments and tionists are also gaining in other other authoriJjes'in~Cana^a~ ' ! sale yesterday by order of th aside. She issuing Messrs. Wm. for the condemned men. Another The fortnightly social meeting an d districts. The situation with court, but was withdrawn, r.one|Lo|lj and J. A. Tomlinson who trial is also sought for Spintlum, of St. Andrew's Society was is now organizing the project, B Washington is unchanged. of tho bids reaching the reserve the Indian sentenced to hang for held last evening in the society's ! says that it of course rests with purchased the limits from Mr. the murder of Constable Kind The Latest War Ship rooms on Field street. A large I Canada to decide the exact form of $2000, Ellis, and they in turn have add ness. the exhibition will take and ed Mr. Ellis as a third party to London, Nov. 26: The British number of members and their Wont Recognize Union whether it will be held in Mon the action. A White House Wedding super - dreadnought Warspite, friends enjoyed a varied program, treal, Ottawa, Toronto, Winni-1 Victoria, Nov. 24:—The mana In the pleadings, Mrs. Ellis al which will cost $14,000,000, was concluding with an informal Washington, Nov. 25: — Miss peg, Vancouver or Prince Rupert, ger of the Western Fuel Com leges that on April 27, 1910, her launched today at Devonport. dance. Jessie Wilson, second daughter pany, of Nanaimo, says that husband came to her and insisted It will be the most formidable Mrs. Mary Mcintosh, wife of of the president, was married to TRIALS OF RIOTERS company is more than ever de-1 that she sign a document to en- battleship afloat. Angus Mcintosh, the Omineca day to Francis Sayre, of New NOW IN PROGRESS termined against the recognition j able him to make a sale of the veteran, died of pneumonia on York. The ceremony was wit ofthe union. Deputy Minister limits. She refused, whereupon, Institute Wants Secretary Wednesday evening. The fun- nessed by many prominent peo ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ New Westminster, Nov. 26: — of Labor Acland, who has been:she alleges, he kicked the chairs ple. The wedding was the thir The Bulkley Valley Agricultur eral, which was largely attended, I of the 127 cases arising out of fnnlr nl-ino vnutnivt-iv MnniliiL i • > • . i u . • J I inquiring IIH.U Wle UBUBBB Ul llll- I svvui biic I"'MII, IIII COLCIICU IO teenth to take place in the White al Association and Farmers' In took place yesteiaay. Many the coal miners riots to be tried! . .-• . , . iu..„„, i,... „,,f ,r n • j House in its 113 years of history. stitute requires a competent sec will qvmnnHii'/i- wil hthe bereaved' . .1 i u n fi .. dispute between the miners and .lh,ow hel ollt of the window, retary, and will receive appli Ramsay Succeeds Shepherd win sympathize withthe Deleaved at the assizes here, the first two: and otherwise bv fear of minis.- cations for the position, stating ninnppr in hii Inns ! .u e TU AI i operators, has returned east, de-. "" "", , l> ieai 0I Pun»n- 1I to his conclusions. transfer. After the sale wus salary required, up to January 1, pioneer in his loss. were those of John and James ,. . , 'ment, forced her to siirn the K. A. Ramsay, successor to over, she notified Mr. Lollis that H. C. Shepherd as superintend Offers should be addressed to (1I ,,,,.,-, ., „ , „ , • ut. ... jChninGlobe-Girdling to make ang yBal statemenl Teamts as! he. r signatur, e.. t.o the transfe..r .wa s ent of construction for Foley, E. C. Barger, President, Aider- Jock McQueen, the Hazel-,Connor, charged with assaulting^ U1_ __, documentnot legal., which proved to be a ! Welch & Stewart on the western mere, B. C. toNancouvern bank cler, althougk who hwa his s shoinjurt iyn assizesa constabl. Thee any dwer participatioe acquittedn biny 1 Vancouver, Nov. 24:— The New 1 ollis and Tomlinson in their section of the G. T. P., was in this e nobant klikel hold-uy top aprovt Nee wserious Hazel-. Justicriotinge Morrisoat Cumberlandn and a .jury Thei, ther | York Giants and the Chicago defence admit no knowledge of 1 town over night. He is on his O. A. Ragstad will remove his tonThe, bulleis stilt wal si nlocate thed hospita by thel Xat caseverdics twer beine gtraverse greetedd witfrohm cheers last : White Sox, pennant winners in the alleged duress, and claim lo business to Smithers next week, rays, being found behind the I by their sympathizers. The other! the big baseball leagues, sailed > innocent holders of the prop. way to New Hazelton, where B the contractors still maintain .... . , . L TT .j lerty for value, under the ti.le Repairs should be called for on j right ear. As it appears unlikely , cases are now in progress. John from Vancouver yesterday or| Ljven tj,em by jJr.ElllB towhom their pay office, although con or before Wednesday, December to trouble him, the surgeons de Place, Socialist member of the the Empress of Japan for a trip |g,ey have pajd the $20,000. The struction is finished for 125 miles 3. Christmas goods will be on cided not to operate for its re legislature, is one of those to Le around the world. The parti' | timber limits are all in the Kis- beyond that point, display until that date. moval. tried. ' numbers seventy. I piox Valley. THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918
An Ottawa despatch says the &ti ^^^^^^^^lill^^i^li^^^^^^^^^iiilif^il The Omiimeca Mioer cruiser Niobe will be transferred to the British Columbia coast, PUBLISHED EVEKY SATURDAY AT HAZELTON, THE CENTER OF THE for use as a fisheries cruiser. GREAT OMINECA DISTRICT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Macdonald <$c Rauk, Publishers and Proprietors. A seven-story building collaps ed at Cedar Rapids, la., killing SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Canada ancl British Possessions, Two Dollars a year; Foreign, Three Dollars a year. ten workmen out of fourteen who ADVERTISING RATES: Display, $1.50 per inch per month; Reading were buried in the ruins. Grocery Department GUNS Notices, 15 cents per line for first insertion. 10 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Legal notices Inserted at B. C. Gazette rates. Cold Weather It is rumored that King Ferd UP-TO-DATE Rifles and Shotguns inand of Bulgaria, in consequence VOL. III. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1913. No. 13. of leading makes of his unpopularity, will abdicate Fresh goods arriv Talk 'Ih- Omineca Mim-r has the largest bona fide circulation of any newspaper in the the throne in favor of his son. Northi ri Interior of British Columbia. ing every week Protect your body with "We have the Guns As a result of fresh outbreaks WARM, COMFORTABLE Try HUNT'S and the Powder, too." Speaking to a Liverpool audience, Dr. Vaughan Cornish, F. R. against the Spanish in Morocco, Supreme Quality G. S., drew attention to the fact that the Panama Canal "will put warships have been sent from CLOTHING Spain to patrol the Moorish Table Fruits the immense length of the Pacific Coast of the two Americas into We have in stock a good sen communication with the manufacturing districts of the United coast. assortment to fit your un Suites and Europe." He then went on to say: derstanding up to your top China boasts of the world's notch. PRICES RIGHT. Harness "The breadth of lhe Pacific Ocean in the Tropics is so great longest bridge, extending 5J that even from American ports there is no shortening of distance miles over an arm of the Yellow Fresh Fruits t) tropical Asia. It may perhaps not be generally realized that to Harness parts Sea, and supported by 300 stone ORANGES BEDDING s'oam from Panama to Colombo across the Pacific and through the arches. Fixings, etc. Straits of Malacca is a longer voyage than that from the North to LEMONS the South Pole. The Panama Canal concerns the British Empire The United States fears an in BANANAS We have received a good in more ways than one. Obviously, as Great Britain is the largest flux of Japanese into the Philip assortment of H. B. blan kets and other makes. Sized pines, where Japanese capitalists sea-carrier, we ought to gain by an undertaking which will increase 3, 3 A and 4 points. tie total amount of sea transport, and also its relative efficiency as have taken over large sugar in Hardware compared to land transport. We shall soon see British shipping terests. CIGARS«TOBACCO companies establishing round the world routes entirely north of the A Ketchikan despatch says Building and Equator, a thing never before possible." Hockey Boots eight lives were lost in the terri The part of the address which will have the most interest for A fine! line. Special Shelf Hardware fic storms of last week, while a our readers is that in which Dr. Cornish says: AND SKATES great deal of shipping has been prices on good Cutlery "One of the greatest boons conferred by the Canal on the Em damaged. Smokes. Buy We carry the famous pire will be the bringing of British Columbia 6000 miles nearer by M'PHERSON LIGHTNING sen to Great Britain, an amount equal to the whole distance which James Lark in, the strike leader a box HITCH HOCKEY BOOT separates London from Cape Town. This reduction will stimulate recently released from prison In the trade of British Columbia, and facilitate the settlement and Dublin, has started a campaign Big Ben Clocks N.B.—Christmas Sugges peopling of that great and splendid country —for there is no fairer in England, with the slogan AND tions on Display in or more desirable land among those which owe allegience to King "Damn the British Empire." Hay Oats Flour a few days INGERSOL WATCHES George." Feed New British warships will be For Sale Premier Roblin of a Mnitoba 1 President Wilson gave audience equipper with batteries of speci to a delegation of 05 suffragettes has announced the government's ally designed guns for use on Monday, and intimated that intention of spending two and a against airships, and will be pro congress would consider the ex-, half millions on good roads in tected from dropping bombs. tension of votes to women. that province. A change of venue has been imaHHEgflg g^g^gjg^gj^i^iBgiiifi if' ^ granted in the cases of the min -nOll- REGINALD LEAKE GALE, J. P. ers still awaiting trial for rioting "Everything in Canvas'*<*"- -HO'i- -IIOM- -MO Deputy Mining Recorder, Financial and Insurance Agent in the Island coal towns, and the Thorp & Hoops remaining cases will be tried at Prince Rupert Tent and Awning Co. Real Estate, Financial and Insurance Brokers Agent for New Westminster. Prince Rupert. B.C ALDERMERE, B. C. Phoenix and Liverpool, London and Globe Fire Offices Sole district agents for E. G. Prior & Co., Victoria, Agricul Dominion of Canada Guarantee and Accident The steamer Buenaventura is HAZELTON HOSPITALS tural Machinery and Implements, Wagons, Etc. for any period from one month upward at SI per Fire, Life, Accident, and Employer's Liability Insurance. Insurance Co. - Cary's Safes bringing to Prince Rupert 3,600 month In advance. This rate Includes office con- lultatloni and medicine-*, aa well aa all coata while We represent the best companies. tons of steel rails for the G.T.P., in the hoHpltal. Tickets obtainable in Haselton from E. C. Stephenson, or at the Post Office or We Can Locate You On a Good Pre-Emption Near the G. T. P. as well as 500 tons of structural thc DIUK Store; in Aldermere from Mr. T. J. Thorp; In Telkwa from Dr. Wallace; or by mail Farm Lands steel for the new floating dry- from thu Medical Superintendent at the Hospital. If you desire information about the Bulkley Valley write us. dock at Prince Rupert. on-—-nn——.nil—— IIII—— nO"-——IIII—-IIOII—•IIII—— >iOH—-nn—un——i nO At Prices to Suit Every Buyer. Townsite Properties Town Lots The average daily wages paid Commercial r Gun Licenses Issued male operators in cotton mills in Japan in 1911 was 22 cents, Printing Nylo Chocolates Conveyancing Auditing Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent against 16 cents in 1902. That paid to females in 1911 was 14 These are the best chocolates we have ever handled. TELKWA, BULKLEY VALLEY, BRITISH COLUMBIA cents, against 10 cents in 1902. They are made from the first selection of nuts and Miner Print Shop fruits. The snowy white cream centers are delicious. J OUR STOCK IS ALWAYS FRESH
t-•!• i*|.FI-I|M|.-4I |.||i.li,liiliil i|i.|..J.f\ Ready for building, delivered f DRY LUMBER in the New Town. j Skeena Laundry The "Up-To-Date" Drug Stores SKA LED TENDERS, addressed to I .IT Jackman Prop. Before building, get prices from us for all kinds of the undersigned and endorsed "Tender I EVERYTHING IN THY DRUGTONE] ROUGH and DRESSED LUMBER for Construction of Wharfs at Victoria Our Work iB Good nnd our Rates llarhour, B.C.,"will be received at this Reasonable L O. Fulton, Mgr., Hazelton and New Hazelton office until 4.00 p. m., on Tuesday, De cember 9, 1818, for' tlie construction of SMMHWaHHMsl Wharfs at Victoria Harbour, B, C. Baths In Connection Interior Lumber Company Plans, specification and form of con Hazelton tract can be seen and forms of tender Gall and see ua. Next door to obtained at this Department and at the Telegraph office. S.iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiico.iiiiiiiiiiiico.iiiiiiiiiiiitoiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiico ^= :=J District Engineers' offices at New West minster, B. C, Victoria, B. C, Con federation Life Building, Toronto, Ont., THROUGH" SERVICE TO -ll Mi——IIII—- ml- Post Office Building, Montreal, P. Q., fJPTTJt^ and on application to the Postmaster at Vancouver, B. C. Union S*S* Company of Vancouver, Victoria Ingineca Hotel Persons tendering are notified that l™a»l lenders will not be considered unless McDonell & McAfee, Props. made on the printed forms supplied, of B, C, Ltd* \Fg$mmm and signed with their actualsignatures, and Seattle slating their occupations and place of • residence. In the case of firms, the The only family hotel in lhe district. Private dining rooms. actual signature, the nature of thc oc- = Train No. 1 on Sundays and Thursdays connects at — i cupation, and place of residence of each SS. CHELOHSIN O Prince Rupert with the Luxurious Steamers Q Night and day restaurant. Modern conveniences. member of the firm must be given. Each tender must be accompanied by FOR VANCOUVER | "PRINCE RUPERT" and "PRINCE GEORGE" 1 Reasonable rates. Good Stable in connection. Wednesdays at 2 p. m. an accepted cheque on a chartered = Sailing Mondays and Fridays, 9 a.m. bank, payable to the order of the Hon ourable the Minister of Public Works, 3 Purchase through tickets from any Railway Agent or the Train Agent and holders of through Q equal to five per cent. (5 p. c.) of the 5 tickets are entitled to check baggage through to destination and on Sundays may board = amount of the tender, which will be for SS. CAMOSUN ~ aUiamer uuon arrival of train ~ feited if the person tendering decline s STEAMER SERVICE alto maintained to Granby Bay, Stewart, Queen Char- I to enter into a contract when called up on to do so, or fail to complete the work FOR VANCOUVER S lotte Islands and Way Ports. Q Saturdays a I 10 a. ra. contracted for. If the tender be not ac cepted the cheque will be returned. J GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM | Hazelton The Department does not bind itself FOR GRANBY BAY = For all points oast of Chicago, use this line's = to accept the lowest or any tender. Tuesdays and Fridays = Double Track Route for Comfort, Speed and Service ~ By order at t a, m. = For through rates to any part of the world via any route, apply to § R. C. DMROCHBM Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars 10-11 Secretary | ALBERT DAVIDSON, General Agent, PRINCE Rl">ERT, B. C. !' Depurtment of Public Works Phone 116 oi to your local agent P. Ottawu, October 27, 1913. = always on hand. Newspapers will not be paid for thi* ROGERS' STEAMSHIP AGENCY advertisement If they Insert It without Enquire about SPECIAL XMAS ATLANTIC SAILINGS :] -MM—i —un—nu tp i HB COAI, NOTICES COAL NOTICES prospect for coal and petroleum over the follow Harold Price * J. Linkison King ing described lands. Omineca Laml District. District of Cassiar. Omineca Land District. District of Cassiar. Commencing at a post planted about 8 miles Tnke notice that A. A. Poissant of Bellitiichan., Take notice thnt A. A. Poissant of BellinKham, east and S mileB north of the southeast corner of HAROLD PRICE & CO. Tne World's Doings in BriefWash. , capitalist, intendB to apply for a license Wash., capitalist, intends to apply for a license to Lot 2195 Cnssiar, thence north 80 chuins, east 80 British Columbia to proBpect for coal and petroleum over the follow prospect for conl and petroleum over the follow chains, south 80 chains, west 80 chainB to point of ing described lands. ing described lands. commencement, 640 acres, known as claim 29. La nd Surveyors News Notes from Many Sources Commencing at a post planted about 2 miles Sept. 8, 1913. A. A Poissant. Commencing at a post planted about 4 miles HAZELTON AND SMITHERS east of the southeast corner of I.i.i. 2195 CaBBiar, east of the southeast corner of Lot 2195 CaBBiar; thence south SO chainB, west 80 chains, north 80 London Building ..*."••.. Vancouver thence north 80 chains, east 80 chainB, Bouth Omineca Laud District. District of CasBiar. British Columbia An anarchist conspiracy has At St. Marie Beauce, Quebec, chains, east 80 chainB to point of commencement, 80 chains, westSOchains to point of commence Take notice that A. A. Poissant of Bellingham, 640 acres, known as claim 1. ' A. A. Poissant. ment, 640 acres, known as claim 10/ . , Wash., Capitalist, intendB to apply for a license to Sejit. 6, 1913.' — ,-..., Sept.A 191,3,. ., A. A.PolBsant. prospect for coal and petroleum over the following been discovered in Calcutta. fifty houses and many barns were' described lands. PRISMATIC BINOCULAR Omineca Land District. District of Cassiar. Ominecu Land DiBtrict. District of CaBBiar. Commencing ut a post plunted ubout 8 ' miles destroyed by fire on Saturday. Take notice that A. A. Poissant of Bellingham, Take notice that A. A. Poissant of Billingham, east nnd 8 miles north of the southeast corner of FIELD GLASSES Wash., capltalfBt, Intends to apply for & license to Wash., capitalist, intends to apply for a license to Lot 2195 cat-Bfur, thence north SO chains, west 80 A Prince Edward Islander has Sixty families are homeless. prospect for coal and petroleum over th i fallowing prospect for coal und petroleum over the following chains, south 80 chains, east 80 chainB to point of described lands. described lands. commencement, 640 ucres, known us claim 30. Compasses. sold his fox farm for half a mil CommencinK at a post planted about 2 miles Commencing at a post planted about 4 mileB Sept 8,1913. A. A. Poissant eastof the southeast corner of Lot 2195 CasBiar, east of the suutheast corner of Lot 2195 CaBBiar, Premier Borden is reported to thence Bouth 80 chainB, east 80 chainB, north KO thence north 80 chains, west 80 chuins, Omineca Land District District of Cas; la •. WATCHES - JEWELRY lion dollars. chainB, west 80 chainB, to point of commencement, suuth 80 chains, east 80 chains, < to point of Takenotice that A. A. PoiBsant of Bellii.Kti.tm, 640 acreB, known as cluim 2. A. A. Poissant. commencement, 640 acres, known aa claim 11. Wash., capitalist, intendB toapply for a license to 0. A. RAGSTAD, Hazelton have regained his normal health, Sept. 6,1918, Sept. 0, 1913. A. A. Poissant. >roBpect for coal and petroleum over the fol- British Columbia apples won fowing described landB. and will leave Virginia early in Omlnpca Land DiBtrict. District of Cusslnr. Omineca Land District. District of Cussiar. Commencing at a post planted about 8 miles gold medals at three English ex Tnke notice that A. A. Poissant of Bellingham, Tuke notice that A. A. Poissunt of Bellingham, eaBt and 8 mites north of,tho southeast corner of Stephenson & Crum December to return toO.tawa. Wash., capitalist, intends to apply for a license to Wush., cnpitnlist, intends to npply for a license to Lot 2195 CaBsfar, thence south 80 chainB, west SO prospect for coal and petroleum over the follow prospect i'ur coal and petroleumover the following chainB, north 80 chains, east 80 chains to point of hibitions last week. ing described limns. described lands: commencement, 640 acres, known aB claim 31. Commencing ut a post planted about 3 mile,* Commencing at n post planted about 4 miles Sept. 8,1913. A. A. Poissant. Undertakers and east and 1 mile south of the southeast corner of east and 2 miles north of the southeast comer ot Jewish physicians in Paris and Lot 2195 Cassiar, thence south 80 chainB, west 80 I i"i 2195 Cassiar, thence south eighty chains, east Omineca Land District. District of CaBBiar. Funeral Directors British wholesalers are com chains, north 80 chuina, east K0 chains, to point of eighty chains, north eighty chains, west eighty Take notice that A. A. Pofsaant of Bellingham, Berlin refused to go to St Peters- commencement, 640 acres, known us claim 3. chnins to point of commencement, 640 acres, Wash., capitalist intends to apply for a license to Special attention to Shipping Cases bining to oppose the formation Sept. 6,1913. A. A. Poisaunt. known as claim 12. A. A. Poissant. prospect for coal und petroleum over the follow HAZKLTON, K. C barg to treat the Czar's son un Sept. 6, 1913 ing describetl lands: of an international sugar trust. Ominecu Land District. District of Cusslnr. Commencing at a post planted about 6 miles Take notice thut A. A. Poissunt of Bulling-ium, OminecaLand District. Districtof CasBiur. " enat and 8 miles north of the southeast corner of less Russian Jews were relieved Wash., capitalist, intends to upply foru license to Take notice that A A. Poissant of Bellfvgham. Lot 2195 Cassiar, thence south 80 chains, east feO prospect for conl nnd petroleum over the follow Wash., capitalist, intends to apply for a licence to chainB, north 80 chainB, west SO chains to point of W. J. JEPHSON Five Prince Rupert stores were of oppression. ing described lands. prospect for coal and petroleum overthe follow commencement, 640 acres, known as cluim 32. Commencing at a post plunted about 4 mileB ing described landB: Sept. 8,1913. A. A. PoiBsant. BARRISTER and SOLICITOR burglarized on Saturday night. east und '.'. miles south of the southeast corner of Commencing at a post planted about 4 miles Lot 2195 Cassiar, thenco north 80 chains, west 80 eaat nnd 2 miles north of the southeast corner of Omineca Lund District. 'Districtof Cassiar. of British Columbia, Al London militant suffragettes chains, south 80 chainB, east 80 chuinB to point Lot 2195 Cassiar, thence snuth 80 chains, west 80 Take notice that A. A. Poissant of Bellingham, The robbers secured but little of commencement, 640 acreB, known ns claim 4. chains, north 80 chuins, east 80 chains, to point of Wash., capitalist, intendB to apply for a license to berta and Saskatchewan Sept. 6, 1913. A. A. PoiBsnnt, commencement, 640 acres, known as claim 13. prospect for coal and petroleum over the follow booty. have formed a bodyguard for Sept. 6, 1913. A. A. PoiBsant. ing described lands: OminecaLand District. District of Cassiar. Commencing at a post planted about 6 miles NOTARY PUBLIC Mrs. Pankhurst, with the object Take notice that A. A. Poissant of Bellingham, Omineca Land District. District of Cassiar. east and 8 miles north of the southeast corner of Wash., capitalist, intends to npply for a license to Take notice that A. A. Puissant of Bellingham, Lot 2195 CasBiar, thence north 80 chains, eust 80 Two lieutenants in the United prospect for coal and petroleum over the follow Wash.. cupitnliBt, intends to apply fora license to chains, south 80 chains, west 80 chains, to point of Room 11.Postoffice Bldg.,Prince Rupert of protecting her from arrest on ing described landB. prospect for conl nnd petroleum over the follow commencement 640 acres, known as claim 33. and Hazelton, B.C. States army aviation corps were Commencing at a post planted nbout 4 mileB ing described lunds. Sept 8, 1913. v A. A. Poisaant h.3r return from America. enst nnd 2 miles south of the southeast corner of Commencing at a post planted about 4 miles Lot 2195 CaBBiar, thence north 80 chains, east 80 east nnd 2 miles north of the southeast corner of Omineca Land DiBtrict. District of Cassiar. killed at San Diego, on Monday, chains, south 80 chains, west 80 chnins, to point I-«t 2195 Cassinr, thence north W chainB, east 80 Take notice that A. A. Poissant of Bellingham, of commencement, 640 ncres, known ns claim 5. chains, south 80chains, west SOchainB, to point Wush., capitnlist, intends to apply for n license to in the fall of their machine. The United States war depart Sept. fi. 1913. A. A. Poissant. of commencement,