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> Ghurel Room: at 7280 oeloe i

’ ‘left for the coast on Wednesday.

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re) " Hyonihe Service: Tt Tp

, anattack of pneumonia,

7 appropriation is exhausted,

»_ Sustiday Sicvicen Morning at Vo Pelock;
Bt 2,80. Piri an ba

- PRESBYTERIAN cHURCH
HAZELTON |. a
“ gervices’ “held” avery Sunday evening: in. the

Ray, D. R. MoLnan,

“oy. CHURCH OF I ENGLAND -
_ 4 ’” BEALRY. :
Rerviees ‘held overy Sunday atternoonat a o'cloole

. tm the church building on Peteraan's road,

*” NEW HAZBLTON

Services ‘held avery eonday evening at 7:90
o “clock in the Church T
7. OG Lucxrarr,

7 “Local ‘and Personal . |

The new sidewalk on west Omi-
“neca street has: been completed,
Graham Rock has gone to Ba-}:
“bine lake, with Chesnut’s survey
. party.

“Mas, ‘S. Frizzel, of -Pritie
Rupert, is a guest at Mrs.
Boyd’s:

_W. J. McAfee, of the Ingineca
Hotel, is confined to his Yoom by

* Miss Moore, who recently grad-
uated .as-a nurse at. the hospital

‘Mrs, Stickney, who has spent

the summer in Hazelton, returned
- to Prince Rupert on Wednesday...

The regular weekly’ mestings
of the local erie of Eagles willl
“be resumed next Tuesday even-
ing

J, Mason Adams, the druggist,
expects to leave on the next boat
fora’ business visit to the coast
cities,

. Cataline’s. pack: train left’ for
Babine post on Wednesday with
45 packs for the Hudson’ a. Bay
‘company.

A. E,- Fawcett, ledger-keeper
at the Union Bank, returned on
. Tuesday from a- vacation trip to
his prairie home.

‘The two crews working on’ n'the
: Nine-mile road have not yet con-
~ nected, but it is expected tha
 road-will be made available for
“use.as.a sleighroad before the].

eeaiaienl

It is important
for you to .
kn ow that I have stock and |

appliances to turn out
‘all kinds of CARRIAGE WORK,
special \Slaighs, Wagon. ‘and
Sleigh Brae. Ete. ,

¢ F. WILLIS

'- General Blacksmith

* Repaitin g Je ob Work

Horseshoeing a Specialty
HAZELTON, B, C,

Good Properties for sale — ‘Cash or on
Bond. Development and |
Assessment Work.

Carr Brothers
§ix Years In Thia District,
‘Hazelton, B.C,

nen!

| JOIN ONE OF OUR

You may get a $20 Suit
"for $2 0r $3

7 Drawing Takes Place Every
3 “-. Saturday Night

Nod & Rock

Hazelton, B, G:

F OR ‘SALE
Ten ‘Actes Cleared

” Apply to

Sun be
ative _aarvicg, 330 ri

. Rey, 4. Fume:

latter’ spending 4 couple of weeks

.| this season, and the fans will hope

of ‘baling wire,
- Amos Wells is in from the val-

. - ley, to meet his. ‘sister, Mra. La
Croix, who id expected to arrive

from Vaticouver onthe next boat.
Mrs. Dennison, of | Victoria,

Port Simpson, ig ‘spending. a few

| weeks in:Hazelton: as 1 the’ guest

of Mra. J.C. Boyd...
F, Dallas, tnepector ‘for -the

‘| week in: t6wn; has ‘returned to
headquarters; pleased ‘with what
he saw. in: this district.

Mining: Recorder Kirby j is hav-|
ing photographs* of * his ‘apple
erop prepared as an advertise-
‘| ment of. the fruit-growing: -possi-
bilities of the district.

| Mraz (Captain) Johnson of
Prince Rupert," who hag ‘been
visiting Mra, ‘Baird at the head-
quarters camp, returned to the
terminal city « on: Wednesday. ,

After: his. hard -fought election
campaign Dimnean:’ ‘Ross, the un-
successful.candidate for Comox-
Atlin, has returned to Hazelton
‘and resumed supervision of his
construction: contract. :

‘H. P. Jones, proprietor ‘of the|
recently destroyed Glacier house
at Glentanna, arrived in town on:
Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs,
Jones. Harry is now doing busi-
ness in the old premises,

Since sustaining damage to her
hull just below Skeena crossing a
few days ago, the Port Simpson
has remained tied up at that point,
She is. expected toreach Hazelton
‘}a8 soon ag the atage of water
will permit,

J. LL ‘Coyle, who moulds public
opinion. in- the- Bulkley. valley
through the medium of the In-
terior News; spéent.a couple: of’
days in Hazelton daring the week,
arranging the shipment of ad.
ditions to his plant...

“Major. Leslie j is in town-again,

onthe coast, - “Accompanying him
on. his’ return’ were Mrs,’ Leslie |
and Mrs; Homer, who-spent the
‘summer in ‘Vancouver, and ‘their
sister, Miss Una Light. who will
remain in Hazelton for the winter,
Shortstop Jim Riley, of the
champion Haezeiton nine, is about
to leave for ‘Vancouver, to take
charge of Harvey & McKinnon’ 8

the moving spirit in local- baseball

to.see him again behind the bat
next year,

thal “had | his left
eye severely. injured by’ a ‘Piece

wife of thé chief engineer ‘of the

Bank of Vancouver, ‘who spent’a’

Ms -Morrison:and: ‘Miss: ONE!
returned’ vesterdsy from: a Visit
to Telkwa. . ares

ALC, Aldous and W. Je 0 ‘Neill
are back from: a trip through the|s
Bulkley - valley, ~: - They . report‘
prosperous conditions in that: part
of the district, :

Mrs. G. Oe Graham and:-her
little: daughter, with Misses
Moore ‘and:McDonald of the hos-
pital staff; have: ‘yeturned from a
visit to the Diamond D ranch,
where they spent peveral weeks
pleasantly.

John Dorsey, ‘who has devoted:
several years to boosting for. the:
Bulkley valley, and who was the
firat to venture into the news-
paper business ji this: district, is
at the hospital, auffering from an
attaék of heart disease. His con-
dition was at first serious, but: is
now emproving, ~*~ .,

Lyster Mulvany, ‘popularly
known aa’ “Barney,” has’ .gone
down. the river to make arrange-

new office in that city, He was|. ‘August, AL Det

menta for the winter mail and
express work. It is understood.

“jeast 40

north 80 chains,
chains,
mencement, se os
Sept. 7, 1911, hoi

§.-e. corner of lot
north 80chaina,
chains,
mencement, containing 640 aeres.
Sept. Gy 1911.

LAND ROTORS.

Omineca Land: Diatiot—Diutrict of
Range'V." ”

Take notice that Hugh. McKay; of
. C.,. contractor inten

permission - to purchase the
‘olowing | described lands;

Commencing at a post planted at. tha
-west corner.of Lot, 913,
-| Range V thence north 80 chains, thence
h thence south 80 chains,

chains to point af com-
mencement’ and contaline 820 acres

Coast,
Hazelton, B
Pply for
north

aing, °
thence weat 40

Coast

more or lesa. McKay.
August 21,, 1911,
Omineca Land District, District of

Cassiar,

Take ‘notice that Thomas | Hurley, of
miner, jntends, to apply 3 for
the fol.

Commencing at a ost planted at the
assiar, thence

Hazelton,
permission. to purchase
deacribed land at ,

n.-@, corner of lot 311,

east a0 ch:
West 80 chains to

*

to point of com-

mas Hurley,

owing

aing, south 80

acres,

Omineca Land District,
agsiar

Take notice that Angus J. Chisholm,
of Aldermere, farmer,
for permission to. purchase
| described lands: -

Commencing at oi te

west 80 chaing to
Angus J.
18

Intends to apply

assiar, thenca
east 80 chains, south 8&0

District of.
the following
lanted at the

dint of com-
Chisholm. ”

that Beirnes & Mulvany, who.
handled the mail contract so satis-
factorily last winter, will again

season when navigation is closed,

Foreman Ed. Valley has started
with a erew of: men to resume
work on the main trunk road in

I
have charge of the transportation to Aldermere,

“d Sept. 7, 1911,

Omineea Land District.
: Cassiar,

Take notice that Alexander ae
farmer, intends to a
‘or permission ta purchase the fol my

of His Majesty’s mails during the ing

described lands: -
# Tot 813,

ommencing at a pos t planted at the
&-@. comer a

north 80 chains, éast 86 chaing, south 80
chains, west 80 chains to
mencement, containing 640 acres, |
Alexander Chisholm.

assiar,

District of

thence

aint of eom-

South Bulkley, and will, work ini:
‘the direction of Burns lake. J.
'W. Henkel, in charge of the road
work north from Burns lake, hag
nearly completed his task, and it
is expected the settlers in the
lake district willbe able to come.
through with sleighs during the’
winter. a

NOTICE to Creditors, Devisees, Légn-,
tees, Next-of-Kin, and Others Having
Claims Against the Estate of Freder+'
_ick Roeger, -

that

feet of water

WATER NOTICE,

I, Daniel A. Harris. of Hazelton,
.C. r by occu upation a miner,

I intend, on the 2lst
vember next, at eleven noeloe in_ the
forenoon, . to appl the
missioner at his oflice nat Hazelton, B.C.,
fora Heenee to take and use 20 cubic
r second from Robson

‘pe
lake, Two Mile creek, a

-| the Bulkley river,
The water will be used on the Ameri-
ean Boy Group of mining claims for
milling and mining purposes.:

ature) Daniel

(Sign
Dated this 20 20th day of September 1911.

ve notice
of No-

Water Com-

tributary of

A, Harris.

‘Notice is hereby: given that all eredit-
or, devisees, le egatees, next-of-kin, and |
oth era ere having caima against the estate
Frederick Roeger, deceased, late of
ison in the Province of Alberta, who
died ‘at Edmonton, in the ace of
Alberta, ori the ‘twenty-third ‘da
August, 1911,.are required before. the
expiration. of two: months from this- a i
vortisement, to send by post, pre-paid
th’ deliver “to ‘the National
Comp pany, Limited,’ Edmonton, ‘Alberta,
Publie dministrator, their, names, ad-
dresses and. descriptions, and a full
statement of particulars of their elaima
and the nature of the security. (if any)
held by them, rduly varitied by 8 tatotory
Declaration, and that after the. Inst|s
Mentioned date, the administrator will
proceed to distrifmte. the assets of the

thereto, haying regard only to the
claims of ‘which they shall then have
hotice,

Dated at: Eimonton, this 26th day of

‘National 7 Trust Company, Limited,
Public Administrator,
Edmonton, Alberta.
Grieabach, Oo Connor & Co.,
Solicitors tor Administrator.

. ort.
execute your next oder.

. selves and our. customers.

‘THE ‘MINER PRINT SHOP

 Oppouite Government Office

Th was. not established fs) fil "a long felt want, f

. “only the desire of down-to:the:minute men,’ "whom you all :
know, ‘to “run *an™ip-to-date ‘plant’ of their “owti ‘to’ produce‘
Cottirnercial Printing. and’ ‘Advertiéing ‘Matter “of thé” better ”
We. can improve your printing and would be glad to,
- Call and inspect our print shop. ..

| Our prices ate right. on the cost fiiding sys-
tem--a detailed actount is kept of each job. and when ‘it is
‘finished wé know the exact ‘cost,
of profit is added..- “This is the oot f fair way fai to. “our

Council; ¢

: Nanaimo, Wedueaday

‘Hovelstike, Wednesday.

“Summerland, Thursday,
: Penticton, Friday,

to be
Comm

“PUBLIC INQUIRIE

His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor
in Council has been pleased
¢|the Honourable Albert Edward
lips, K.C., President of the- Executive

the Honoirable Price Ellison,
‘Minister of Finance; Charles Henvy Lu-
‘grin, of the City of
and William Harold Malkin,
of Vancouver, Eaquire,

‘to
ioners under the

Chamber,

Court-novse or the
Office at the following

27th and 28th Septemb

~ Vancouver, Friday and Saturday, 29th

,_ and 30th September.

New: Westminster, Monday, 2nd Oc-

tober.’
Golden, Thursday, 5th

Nelson,

Kamloops, Tuesday, 1fth
20
Kelowna, Saturds , 21st

Vernon, Monday, 23

ioners,

Treasury’ Depa vartm rth

18th Sep’ foaber,

‘Victoria,

operation of the

and Thursday,

Gctober. .
Cranbrook, Saturday, 7th October. -

*. Fernie, Monday, Sth October.
Wednesday, 11th-October.
Rossland, Thuraday, 12th October, _ -
» Grand Forke, Friday, 18th Obtober,

: Princeton, Saturday, 14th October.
Merritt, Monday, 16th October,

18th October.
’ October,

A October...
+ It is requested that all persons who
are interested in the matter aforesaid
and who desire to be heard, will not fail
resent at the meetings of the

_PRICE ELLISON,

8 ACT! ”

to appoint

cPhil-

Esquire;
of the City

be Commis-j-
“Public Anquiries
Act” for the purpose of e
and reporting upon Lhe
aaid estate amongst the parties entitled |‘‘Assessment Act, 1903,”
to'its practical bearings on the
requirements of the Province, . .
’ The said Commissionera willhold their
meetings on the dates andat the places.
mentioned hereunder, namely:
Victoria, at the Executive Council
Parliament
-Monday and Tuesday, 26th and 28th
September. at 10 4.m.

nquiring into

with respect

financial

Buildings,

At the
‘Government
places;—

2 an

May 5th, 1910
publiatied in
Garette of May bth and May 26th, 1910, arc canccll-

oa Lots 785, 181, 787, 788, 789, 790, 791, 7914, 792, 10,
7H4, at, Bo, 857, Bes, 958, So, Be nat 86h,

Range 4, Const ‘District; and Lots 21484, 120, 1023

Department of Landa,

1SALE OF “LANDS FOR UNPAID

J. W. AUSTIN. |
Provincial “Aasayer °

Prompt and- reliable work’
* Hazelton. BC

DELINQUENT TAXES IN THE
OMINECA ASSESSMENT D1s-
TRICT, PROVINCE OF BRITISH
CoLUMBiA..

Beautiful Desi
and Wedding Rin
Watches, .- +: Watch R

O. A. RAGSTAD, Hazelton

gns in. Engagement: =
High grade -

epairing, = *

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE. that
| the above sale is postponed until
Thursday, the sixteenth’ day of |s.
November, A. D, 1911, |

CG. W. ‘HOMER, f
‘Assessor and Collector, Omineca

HAZELTON HOSPITAL 2:

for any Perlod frem one month upward at $1 per
month in advance. This rate includes offica econ-
pultations and medicines, ag well aa all costs while ,
In the hospital. Tickets obtainable in Hazelisn 7
E, C, Stephenson and Fred Field: in Alder- an
more, from Rev, F. L. Stephenson, or at tha Hoa- 5:
pital from the Medical Superintendent,

rom

ISSUES
TICKETS

Assessment District, ©
Hazelton, B, C., Sept. 20, 1911,

CANCELLATION oF: ‘RESERVE.
’ NOTICE ia hereby given that the reserves exiat-

- Stephenson & Crum

Undertakers and
\ Funeral Directors

Special attention to Shipping Cases

Hazeuton, B. C,.

ing over vacant Crown lands in Rangea 4.and 6,
Coast District, notices of which, bearing dates of

and May 25th, 1910, reapactiviy, were

the jasues of tha British. Columbia

In so far as the same relates to Iands surveyed

88
1164, 1165,

“Everythingin Canvas”

Prince Rupert Tent and Awning Co, | a

Prince Rupert, B.C.

184, 78, 750, 318, 7i7a, 70 and 1138, all in

3314 and $824, all in Range 6, Const District,
ROBERT A, RENWICK, .
Deputy. Minister of ‘Lands,

Victoria, B, C., “hug. 16, 1911, n-20

ing on vacant lands of the Crown, notice of which | |
was published In the British Columbia Gazettain the
faaue of May 5th, 1910, ond bearing date of
May 6th, 1910, fa eancelled in so far aa the
‘| same relates to the lands surveyed as Lots 2317,
2318, 2319, 2320, 2321, 2322, 2928, 9394, aos, 2a26,
2227, 2829, 2390, 2231, 2092, 2384, 2385, 2396, 2997,
2338, 2341, 2342, 2948, 2347, 2048, 2348, 2540, ZBB0:
2358, 2969, 2409, $118, 9114, 4126, 8116, 3117, 9119, 3119,
9120, BIZ1, 3122, $123, $124, 8125, 3126, 3127, 9128, $129,
3140, 5181, 3182, 8133, 9184, $135, 8125 9197, 9193, 3199,
3140. 8141, 3142, 3142a, 3148, S144, 8145, 38140, 9147,
‘9148, a148a, 9149, 8160, 8151, 3152, 5163, $154, $1565,
9156, 3157, 4168, 9159, 3160, 3161, 3162, 8163, S164, 2165,
9166, 3167, 9168, 3189, 3170, 3171, 9172, 3173, 3174, 3116,
9176, 3177, 3179, 3179, 9184, 3187, 8181 and 188, Range
6, Coast District,

Department of La:

CANCELLATION OF RESERVE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the reserve extat-

F. W. HART & CO.
Furniture

and House F urnishings Complete _
Funeral Directors, Embalmers |

‘|Special attention to orders fram out of

town,

Prince Rupert

ROBERT A. RENWICK,
Deputy Minlster of Landa,

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All orders promptly and carefully
executed

ELC, Stephens

Leave your orders at C.F Willis”
Blacksmith Shop

~s

Lands,
Victoria, B.C., Aug. 16, 1911, nw

b

; nee Ril

the Saturday train.

Hudson’s Bay Company’s Steamers

, /*Port Simpson” and “Hazelton”

Flat Freight Rate $26-per ton,

plus Railroad Charges

. Passenger Fares: Hazelton to Newtown $11, including berth
Newtown to Hazelton $12.50, inclading berth

The Str. Port Simpson meets the Wednesday train and the Str. Hazelton meets
Passengers will find accommodation on board steamers.

4th October.

October.

October.

Chairman,
8

tt was |

“Then a “small: 'petcentage

lic H igh
and al
Districta ore sixty-six feet wide, and
have a Width of thirty-three feet on each
side of the mean straight centre line of |
the traveled road,
THOMAS TAYLOR,
Minister of Public Works.
Department of Public Works,
Fictoria, B, G., July Tth, 1911.

PUBLIC HIGHWAYS
PRovViNcE oF British COLUMBIA-
_NoTicH is hereby given that. all Pub-

Main Trunk Roads

ways in unorganized Distriets

in organize

* Mationery, ete, : Mi itis te be

Coppeck | =

~Lelterhnaida sige, cards, stateineits, ‘illeads, posters,
: ~creulas;' bok, “programs, invitations, ‘wedding: and sociely

CANCELLATION OF RESERVE.
NOTICE 1s hereby given that the rage: extat-

fn on vacant Crown. iandsin Range

at

« print th ihe, Miner tan’ Wie it.

ee 1800, 1803,
a Peter Ron 25th rere FY Nee 6, Cant

Minlater of Landa, | .
nan

relates to the Is Tanda Got Tas Bet

Devries

rat notice of which, bearing date of May 85th,
inthe British Columble Garatte .
. TOLD, fa cancélled Inka. i 80 fir a3 thu same!

best niuhilah
ay 38

Teed, 1

of Lana pep ty MI
Victories B,C. “hue. 14 111.

it Dist~

1897, ue ee ||

A EXPRESS (0.

HAZELTON, B. €.

INTERIOR FORWARDING.

a || Stage leaves ¢ every Friday and « every Tuesday morning

at 8 o'clock for Aldermere

and Telkwa. Returning,

leaves Aldeimere and Telkwa Tuesday and Friday _ -

arriving here Wednesday

Horses for hire for private parties. |
Horses, Oats, Wheat and Bran for, sale,

and Saturday at noon...

Ud

‘EEC

harleson, Manager .

|

Fairbanks-Morse

_. Gasoline Donkey .

The

‘Can be also “ useil to pump

clear land -

Largest ssc ot Gésaline Eng and Mashing weal
‘ Montreal’

lightest,’ most compact
hoisting apparatus
obtainable

No Licensed Operator Required

vincial Goverment ‘y ;

water, BAW wood of.