Hragmnestmerstewwielrrerrrerre ners nerrinadieamne
“Everything in Canvas”’

Prince Rupert Tent and Auning Co.

Prince Roperi, B.C.

J. W. AUSTIN
Provincial Assayer
Prompt and Reliable Work

ligzelton, BH. C,

Stephenson & Chum

Undertakers and
Funeral Directors

Special attention to Shipping Cases

Hazevron, B, C,

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A. Chisholm

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) General Hardware
t Builders’ Material
Miners’ Supplies

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Hazelton, B. C.

» a adnan Ladies

BUSINESS SNAP

Overland Cigar Store and

Pool.Baasin for sale at in-

voice price of stock and
fixtures.

Two-year lease of building,
rent free. Call and obtain
particulars.

Overland Cigar Store
Slinger & Ayerde

EB te rs as nt ts Be ts)

General
Repairs

on Waggons and Byggies

Prospector’s Picks
Made To Order.
C. F. Willis

. Blacksmith, Horseshoer
Huarelton, I GC.

For Fine Cigars, Cigarettes
and Tobaccos go to

G. TP.

Cigar Store and

Pool Reom:

Soft Drinks, Confectionery,
Books and Magazines

Baths In Connection

J.B. Bran, -- Propritor
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” We Are Sule Agents for

National Cash Registers
DaytonComputing Scales
Heintzman Pianos

"In Northern B. C.

W. Wark & Son

P.O, Box 76 PRINCE RUPERT J
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Nothing for the Ladies
£ Nothing for the Babies
“But the

Best of Everything
for the Men |

a Noel & Rock
oi to: Men

; ; Hazelton, 5. G

“Local and ‘Personal

Railroad contractors are look-
ing for men.

Mark Carr is spending a few
days in town.

The South Hazelton ferry is
now in operation:

‘Olin Munro came in from the
Bulkley valley on Monday.

A suitcase and coat await an
owner at the police station.

J, R. Kelly, of Ootsa Lake,
was in town during the week,

Mrs. Moran left today for a
visit to relatives in Oklahoma.

F. A. Brown, of Rocher de
Boule, was in town yesterday.

J.8, Cline is on his way to the
Babine range, on a prospecting
trip.

W. W. Kerr has been awarded
the Hazelton-Aldermere mail con-
tract.

A. E&. Fateoner left this morn-
ing for a business trip to Van-

i | couver;

Messrs, Culp, Glenn, Ford and
Collier arrived this morning
from Francois lake,

W. R. Watson, of Francois
Lake, came in.on Wednesday
with a number of horses,

A. W. Davis, the Consolidated
representative, returned on Tues-
day from a visit to the coast,

Miss Morison, of Port Essing-
ton, who has been visiting friends
here, returned home today.

R. J. MeDonell, of the Ingin-
eca hotel, left this morning for a
business trip to Prince Rupert.

E. D. Clarke returned to Prince
Rupert today, after spending
two weeks in the Bulkley valley.

John Dorsey was a nassenger|.
on the Inlander to day, bound for
Prince Rupert, on dairy business.

The Babine pack trains: are
busy. The Hudson’s Bay Co.
has shipped sixty loads to Babine
post.

5. N. Long, “who spent the

east, returned to Hazelton on
Monday.

The Port Simpson reached
Telegraph Creek on Thursday, on
her first trip of the season on the
Stikine,

‘Miss Lister, lady superinten-
dent of the hospital, was-a pas-
senger for the coast on today’ 8

| steamer,

Arthur Skelhorne is on his way |
to Vancouver on. business cori="

i nected with his Groundhog ‘eoal |

interests,

Wm. J. Carr, the well-known
Bulkley man, returned on Tues-
day from Ottawa, where he spent
the winter.

W. R. Eltison,- the Ootsa Lake
road foreman,. is here, making
preparations. for the season’s
work in his district.

Miss Barbeau, who has beén
visiting her sister, Mrs. R. 8,
Sargent, left on today’s boat for
her home in Prince Rupert,

Charley Ek is working on the
Red Rose group on Rocher de

Boule mountain, and has a fine] .

showing of chaleopyrite, .
“The freight embargo preverited

the receipt of our supply of white |’

paper, and this week's Miner is
printed on wrapping paper,

Dr, H. C. Wrineh, who attend.
ed the Methodist conference tn
Vancouver as delegate from this

: | district, returned or: Monday.

Ed Kohse and “George Hauck
returned on Thursday from 2
prolonged visit to Chicken Lake, | .

ing. .

Bob Marion, who recently ac-
quired a farm near Chieken lake,
has.ten acres cleared and planted.

spleind idly.

Bulkley: Valley charge, with: 1ead-
carters at Telkwa. “ ;

winter at his old home in the|.

where they are engaged i in ranch- =

‘Hig :, vegetahles:. are: “growing |

W. W. -Wrathall: ia now - Iocall |

fl vepresentative for Stewart &
of Mobley, wholesale produce* mér-|

{ehants, “whose- advertisement

. appears. in-this isaub. - muse tay

At the recent Methodist confer- t

erica at Vancouver, Rev. C, Bat-|

zold ‘was: appoitited to the vacant! .

and John Ashman are ‘n
their way to the property

The advertisement of J. jerey.
Morris & Co., the Prince - -Rapert
wholesalers, which -appears'-in

this issue, will be of interest “tu |X

retailers throughout the district,

H. H., Little, manager ° of : the :

local branch of the Union ‘Bank,
returned on Tuesday from. Telk-
wa, where a branch of the: Dank,

in charge of John Wilson, . is how i .

open.
W. H. Wark, the jeweler, re.

turned on Tuesday from a very ||)

successful business visit to the
Bulkley towns. He has returned
to his headquarters at ‘Prinee
Rupert.

J. M. Milligan, the surveyor, i is
back from Victoria, Several-of
his party, including T. B. Pem-

berton, A. Tilleard and Motte |

Tyler, also returned during the
week,

R. 0. Jennings, road superin-

tendent for the district between |

Vanarsdol and Hazelton, was in
town during the week, arranging
for new roads and trails in the
upper part of his district,

Miss Kate Carr, of Ottawa,
arrived here on Tyesday, having
accompanied her brather, W. J.
Carr, from the capital. . Miss Carr.
will spend the summer at the
Carr Bros. ranch in the Bulkley
valley.

W. W. Kerr acrived yesterday

with 26 horses, some of which
will be used on his mail and ex-

press service between Hazelton {is

and Aldermere, while others of

the string will be: sent on the.

telegraph trai! with supplies . for
government. trail crews, * ;

:-Two. Japs appeared: in the

police ‘court, charged with ateal- ;

ing provisions from the engineers’
headquarters: camp. — As: -they
could not make-themselves under-

stood, the vase was adjourned |}

until next week, to allow? them

{to procnre counsel and an_ inter.

preter. ;
James Cronin,” the well known

properties in the Babine range,
arrived from Spokine on Monday,
accompanied. by his son, J. T.
Cronin.
Thuradoy’ for a trip to - Fraser
lake, informed. The Miner that it

was not his intention to resume ||P

development on. his . Babine
claims until the completion of

the railway into the Bulkley val- fk

ley brought about 2 reduction in
the cost of supplies. _

St. Peter's Chureh

“The vestry will meet in 1 the| Mal Po
: church schoolhouse for the pur-

pose of electing Church Wardens
and Sidesmen fer the ensuing

year.on ‘Tuesday June 4th at 8/ |"

p.m. The members of the Con-

: ‘| geegation -a are’ requested te at-

tend.

A large stock of fhaterial and |i

additional< tools and appliances
for plumbing, sheet iron, tin and
copper work of every description
is:now on the -way up river, con-
signed to K.. K: MeLauchlin &

Co., who are prepared to accept] if

orders for anything in their line,

They make a specialty of air pipes | jt

and other mining work,

Bakery, : Ate
SOHN E. LINDQUIST
Archtectand Building Contract

“Working Plans and Speeifleations,

Estimates on any ‘elas of. building fur-
" nished. All work guaranteed,

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B. 9, ‘Box B12 : "Hazelton, B. 0,

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) ate Btreets -

uropean ‘Pian $1.00 to -
 Roomsavith ‘Baths,’ “Hot and Cold
«2. Water, «Steam Hea

mining man, who haa important| (3

Mr. Cronin, who left on

“Cowichan ees at Hazalton i

We: have: the: largest and 1 most - complete stock-in ‘the
“Interior, ‘and. can ‘supply: all’ requirements. ‘promptly .2 and: *
- satisfactorily. Special ‘attention paid to. packing ‘and: fore:

: warding supplies: to > any part of the e district

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