iy

SST Ea eee

- aternarert Hf they: inger'

QUALITY STORE

Highest Market
Prices Paid

for

RAW FURS
C. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT
HAZELTON

Mines and Mining

Good Properties for sale — Cash or on
ond. Develo ment and
Assessment

Carr Brothers

Six Years In This District.
Hnzeltan, G. C.

Latest Jewelry Novelties in Gold
and Silver. High grade watches.

Watch Repairing,
O. A. RAGSTAD, Hazelton

F. &. T. Lucas E. A. Lucas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

Rooms 71-74 Exchange Building
142 Hastings St., W.

Telephone Seymour 698 Vancouver, B.C.

Green Bros,, Burden & Co.

Civil Engineers
Dominion and British Columbia
Land Surveyors

Offices at Victoria, Nelson, Fort George
and Hazelton.

B. OC. AFFLECK, Mgr. Hazelton Office.

Arshatheshestasdesdaedsshesdadeseeleieded

McRAE BROS., LTD
STATIONERS & PRINTERS
Architect? apa Es Engineey’ Supp! Supplies
Remington Typewriters, Often Far Furniture
Prince Rupert,. B. c.

boi Dia

Tee eee ee ee

BIRCH

Wood for Sale

also DRY SPRUCE)

P. Bennett

Address, care Miner office,

Huzelton, WH. C.

11 Lome. Ut ene 1063

SMOKE

| the BELLA RUPERT
| and REGAL Cigars

For Sale at all Stores

Made from the best Imported tobaccos,
seasoned dand Sycars, Union made, and
a Pyince Rupert industry.

REGAL CIGAR FACTORY _
BOX 39° PRINCE RUPERT

De | mel LL U1 Coca St tt Lee 1 |

EALED TENDERS addressed to the un-

dersigned, and endorsed ‘Tenders
for Packin Supplies, * will be re-
eeived until 4 P.. M., on Monday,
March 3, 1913, for the packing of mat-
erial and supplies for points along the
Yukon Telegraph line between Ques-
nelle and Atlin, in the course of the
seasons of 1913, 1914 and 1916. Forms
of tender and specification may be ob-
tained and form of contract seen on ap-
plication to Mr, J, 'T. Phelan, Superin-
tendent of Government, Tele aphe,
Vancouver, BH, C., - ender-
son, District Su aotendet Govern-
ment Telegrapha, Victoria, B. C., and
from the Government Telegraph agents
at Ashcroft, B. C., Quegnelle
Hazelton, B. . C., and Telegraph’ Creek,

Persons tendering ‘are notified that
tendera will not be considered unless],

- made on the printed forms supplied, |

and signed with their actualaignaturea,
stating their oreupations and place of
residence. In.the case of firms, the
‘actual signature, the, nature of the oc-
eupation, and place of realdence of each
member of the firm must be given,

‘Each tender rust be accompanied by |. -

an aecepted ch eque on a chartered
an, payable to the order of tha Hon-
erable é Minister of Public Works,
ual to ten per cent (10 p. c.) of the
ount of the tender for one year's
acking,
fe ited it” “the pefson tendering decline |
_ to enter Into a contract when called up-|
on to-do 80, oF fail to complete the work

: ’ gontracted for. If the tender be not ae-
_ cepted the chegue will be returned;

Tha Department does hot bind itself :

© woaenape thé lowest or’ any tender.
; “By! order ~
7 .D sshootians.

aA fectetary
_ Departaieht of Publ Works -
Ottawa, Jaimary 4, 1912,

Newspapers. ‘wil not- be: paid at

‘suthority. from th ne mens

"THE HAZELTON a ORT

(Continued from Page Five)

planned at one time, would present so many disadvantages that it
is out of the question. - The only practical method is to have the
power generated at the hospital by a suitable gasoline engine:

The only thing now that hinders the installation of this very
necessary addition to our equipment is a question of méans. A
hospital of the size of ours ought not to be without this appliance.
The fact of extreme uncertainty and difficulty of transportation,
such has heretofore existed in this district, could be offered as a
reason or exeuse why some should do their best to get along with-
out some things in general use in other places; but that feature is

which will be for-| ©

pected of us than formerly.

Other needs comprise the following: Linoleum for remainder
of floors; an improved sterilizing plant; ingide painting, and last

but not least, an ambulance.

Salaries ._ 2-02-2222 -0--- ase e eee woe noe

REAL ESTATE

now a thing of the past and we must not forget that more is ex-

Statement of Receipts and Expenditures During the Year Ending
December 31, 1912

Balance due by Hoapital to Treasurer Dec. 31, 1911 -.--.------.------ $ 661.79
RECEIPTS
From paying patients .---....--.-..-.--------.--.---2 Jenneen $6720.95
Voluntary contributions ......---.-. 2-2 -- eee nee eee ee nee 952,10
Provineia! Government for Maintenance ....-......------+- 8696.85
Indian Department for Maintenance .......-.....-...-----. 1488.76
Methodist Missionary Society -.....-.-..--.-.------------e0 500,00
Women’s Missionary Society ..-.-.--.-.-.. qennneemcennsenee 925.00
Other Sources .......-- fa eee eee eee see c ee enen ween nee eeeeees 697,06 14129,21
$14077,42

Drugs, Appliances, Instruments, Books
Fuel and Light _.....--.-....-.----- we
Maintenance .___..-.---.-.---...-- --.-
Freight and Cartage -_......--.---.-.-.
Furniture -_--_----- 22-2 22-20 - none ee eon nee eee eee een
New Buildings ..--..-..-.----------+-+-
Repairs ..............-.---. -----------
Fencing and Other Outside Improvements ......-.--.------+
Postage, Telegrams, Printing and Stationery ......-..-.-.---
Miscellaneous ...-..-. 2.222220 ---- eee nee eee ee ee eee

DEBTS CONTRACTED DURING YEAR 1912
AND NOT YET PAID

Outstanding Accounts, Current (about)

INCOME EARNED DURING YEAR 1912
AND NOT YET RECBIVED

Acerued Government Grants for Quarter Ending Dee, 81, 1912 $1019.00

Grant Due from Migsionary Society -.........2.---20--. ee eee 200,00
Outatanding Accounts Estimated Good .....c0eceessaneeerene 700.0%  1019,00
Credit Balance -.......... on $ 604,01

Statement of Assets and Liabilites On December 31, 1912
. ASSETS

Land of Hospital site, 296 acres .
Bulldings thereon (ineluding lighting, heating and

ToTAL ASSETS ...-..------ om came w ene ee ee $28,889.01

‘LIABILITIES

207.60

water supply plants)}..-.-......0ese.n-----nen 14,400,00 ume

J. D. Cole, bequest, 160 acreg__.........------------ 1,200.00 21,800.00
FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT

Furniture, bedding, linen, ete_.-..,-...---.0-----.-= 2,500.00

Instruments and laboratory appliances -.....-..-...- . 00.00

Food stores on hand ..-.--.-....------2-.------eeeee 400.00. :f

Fuel and light supplies on hand _...0........-.------ 2,010.00  5.410,00
HOSPITAL FARM 7

Hay and feed on hand ........-.-.--.-.2---2-.. 4 600.00

Interest in stock ___.--..-..--.-- 22225-22222 o eee 370,00

Implements and tools -...-..---.-------- meena anenee= 100.00 = 1,070.00
Insurance premium paid in advance for ensuing year...... 56,00
Credit balance from receipts and expenditure account... .. 604.01

 Ansco and

o

¢. . TERAS
SUPPLIES

A full line of Office Supp

Books, Magazines, Newspapers

supplies

and STATIONER

and Novelties, ;
Photographic Post Cards.

Developing, Printing and Enlarging
OMINECA PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPANY ,
" "WW. Wrathall, Hazelton, B. C. .

A good piece of Jewelry for a

birthday present at Sargent’s,

LIQUOR. LICENCE ACT
(SECTION 48)
NOTICE ia hereby given that on the
26th day of February next, application
will be made to tha Superintendent of
Provincial Police for the tranefer of the
licence for the sale of liquor by retail
in and upon the. premises known as the
Hazelton Hotel, situate at Hazelton,
British Columbia, froma Charles Gordon
Harvey to Edward Courtenay Stephen-
son, of Hazelton, British Columbia.
Dated this 26th day of January, | 1918.
'*  GHARLES GoRDON Harver
Holder of Livencé,

_ Bowarp COURTENAY STEPHENSON —
25 ’ Applicant for Transfer,

‘SKEENA.D ISTRICT |

‘Haaiy,- -FPnancoia LAKE

in aceordance with chapter 65, R.3,

B..C. 1911, “ Ferries Act," the Gov-
ernment. ritish Columbia Mi hred a
plications for d charter for a

. | ply acroaa the Francola Lake.” ©. aid
Applications will be recelved By the

quirenients of the ‘Canada Shipping

Honourable Minister of Public Works
p to 12 o veloc neon of Monday, the
ith February, 19
The limits of the ferry shall axtond
from half a mile west of Macdonald's.
Landing to half a mile east of Keefe’s
Landing. —
The charter will cover a period ex-
plring on lst March, 1914.
Applicants shall give a description of
the vessel it is proposed to use, the
method of operation, and the vessel
must conform in all respecta to the re.

et” and amending Act.

Applicanta shall state the tolls they
propose to ask for—

‘oo% passengers (adults), each, ,

tean years,
- Passenger with saddle-horse,
Pagaonger. with horas and bugey.
yer Wi wo horse
loaded or unloaded, van peng,

loaded or unloaded.
Cattle snd horses, per head,

_ Hoge ve pert head.

per head.
Porreight, perishable, r 100 Ib.
" Freight, perishable, pet per 100 ib:
‘The Government.of British Columbia
ia not necessarily bo
application submitted;

J.B. GRIFFITH

“Pep tment of Public Work
“Vitor, By mh ‘January, 1918

Poot passengers, children under thir: :

Driver with four horses and wagon, :
per head.

"Calves: and colts under one year o ald, :

nnd to accept any :

Public Works Bogingst ;

pepesectsenteetahttneetns aE abe ESR REARS AEST Roe aE

| mT TERO WATER ||

WE HAVE a fine stock of Wool. Lined Men’ § Brown |

Duck and Corduroy Coats |
the famous A. R. Clarke make, all sizes. | We are offering ~
these at special prices..

Our Stock of Warm ‘Clothes for. Men i is Very Complete

Mackinaw Coats and Pants

Mackinaw Shirts, plain colors, . also in Red and .
- Black, and Blue and Black check.

Aviation Caps, all wool, are just what you require
for the severe weather. |

MEN'S F OOTWEAR .
Felt Shoes, all sizes, $3. 50, $3. 75 and $5, 00. -

Men's 4-Buckle Overshoes
Men’s 2-Strap Overshoes

Lumbermen’ s Lace Overshoes

Men’ s Box. Calf, Wool Lined Shoe, with rubber heel, $6. 50 |

per pair, is just the shoe for this weather,

HANDWEAR .

Mes! 8 Astrachen Gauntlet Mitts $2. 25
ee a“ Gloves $2.50
“ Wool; $l 00
~ Boys’ Wool Mitts 35c a pair |
Children’s Wool Mitts 35¢ a pair’ -

‘We have some very neat lines of Infant's Wool Mit in :
white, also i in colors, : |

tis well worth while; adds so:much to the |

comfort: of the home; takes the place of - 4

_ plaster and. paper; makes a neat and attractive = finish lasts a

lifetime; can'be removed when desited:. Just the thing for

temporary dwellings. All sizes carried i in stock,
COME IN “AND LET US FIGURE THE

_ op COST OF SUFFICIENT.FOR > |

he ~ YOUR ROOMS.

(ecient cnpancccebnnnneticanioa nyt omevoRaRnmnmaanee

Established i870

"Suton BC