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Mackinaw

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manufactured
Hazelton, B. C.

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General Hardware

Builders’ Material
Miners’ Supplies

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Fifty-one Bunks of
Solid Comfort

Clean Beds, Clean Bunks,
Tobaccos, Cigars, Candies,
Nuts, Soft Drinks, Fruits in

Season, etc, etc. 3 2

The Grand

Opposite Hazelton Hotel

Ferguson & Steele

Proprietors

Local and Personal

The auditorium has been se-
cured for use as a polling place
on election day,

J. W. Davis will leave on the
Port Simpson for a business trip
to the coast citics.

A new cover is being laid on
the bridge over Two Bridge
creek, on the main road.

A. H, Wyllie, of .the govern-
ment office, has gone to the
eoast for a vacation trip.

Mrs, and Miss Williseroft, who
have spent several weeks in
Hazelton, were passengers on the
Inlander, en route for their home
in. Victoria.

The 150-foot trestle bridge at
the 39-mile post on the Bulkley
valley road will be finished today,
effecting a great improvement in
the highway.

J. F. Cameron, of Vancouver,
an experienced silver-lead mining:
man, arrived on the Port Simp-
son this morning to look over the
properties of the district.

Vancouver and New Westmin-
ster meet today to decide the
title to the Minto cup. There isa
good deal of speculation amongst
local men on the result,

The postoffice authorities have
at last taken action to improve
the mail service to Bulkley
points, and have inaugarated a
semi-weekly service, Election
time seems to wake the postoffice

people up.
FOR t SALE
Ten Acres Cleared

Land, with House, two

=|miles from Hazelton.

Apply to

H. Coppock, Hazelton

POOL AND

Hazelton's Favorite Resort

GALENA CLUB

BOX BALL

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BILLIARDS

Soda Fountain Equipped to serve Finest Ice Cream Sodas,
Sundaes, ete., etc.

Our specialty is the best Confectionery, including unrivalled .
Imported Chocolates.

Choicest Egyptian and other Imported Cigarettes Fine Cigars.
Books, Magazines and Periodicals

D. J. McDougall

E. J. Tate

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Skeena will close.

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Are you prepared for this?

Order that Sleigh Now

@ Have you secured

cutter or that light sleigh you wanted?
If not better do it at once.

q recep’ your order at our expense.

your bob sleds, your

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_H. Neergard, freight clerk at

steamer PortjSimpson for the
southwest, which he will visit be-
fore going to Germany for a pro-
longed stay.

C. Newman is in from Babine
lake, He hasanumberof claims
with showings of gold-copper and
galena ores on the shore of the
lake, thirty miles south of Babine
post.

Among the passengers on the
Port Simpson, whieh arrived
from the end of steel today, was
Miss Lister, of Nanaimo, who
has been appointed lady superin-
tendent of Hazelton Hospital,

Jim Riley will try to interest
Prince Rupert fans in the North-
ern B. C. league. They have in-
door baseball in the terminal city,
and he sees no reason why they

games up here.
Wm. J. Driver came in last
night from his Bulkley valley
ranch. He reports good crops of
hay in the valley, with every
prospect of a profitable market.
The balers are all busy, and Mr.
Driver finds it necessary to in-
stall a press for his own use,
Superintendent Williscroft is
making preparations for the con-
struction during the winter of a
bridge over the Nadina river, at
the head of Francois lake, and
one across the narrows between.
Decker and Burns lakes. These
bridges are very necessary to af-

ments on Francois and Qotsa
lakes,

Major Frank Morris, of Van-
couver, in charge of the Salvation
Army throughout this district,
arrived in Hazelton yesterday,
with Ensign Johnston, of Prince
Rupert. The Major is on his

various northern corps and is
here to visit the native organiza-
tions at Andimauldnd Glen Vows.
ell,

During his stay Mr. Manson
received advice by a wire that an

had been granted for the main
road to Fraserlake, Itisthought
this amount will be sufficient to
allow of the partial construction
of the road as far as Burns lake
so that the settlers in that dist-
rict may use sleighs during the
coming winter.

Martin Wanlich, the pioneer
prospector of the Seven Sisters
mountains, came up from his
cluims on Tuesday. He states
that the surface ore, which is
gray copper, assays very, well.
A group of seven claims is owned
by Wanlich and. :his Hazeltoni-
associates, among whom are L}!/
L. DeVoin, F. A. Dewar, D
Ogilvie, T. Carpenter and A,,
Griswold.

Conveyor was Damaged
The steamer Conveyor got into
difficulty on Wednesday. When
lining up river at Hornet’s Nest,
the slack of the cable fouled the

wheel, the tree to which the line

was fast came out by the roots,
and the boat was swept on the
rocks, Her cylinder timbers
were broken, disabling her for
the time. The damaged . boat

cargo and passengers taken by
the Distributor. The broken
parts will be temporarily repair-
ed, and the Conveyor will pro-
ceed under her own steam to the
coast, where she will go on the
ways.

Lawhreakers Punished
The local police have been busy

this month, the greater number |

of eases handled being occasion-|
ed by the supplying of liquor to
Indians, In consequence of the
unusual numbers of Indians found
intoxicated, ‘a vigorous. campaign
against su pliers h as been main-
tained, with the result that sev
eonvictions were obtained. vat
agaregate of fines impose
$ae5. ° Bert Disney’ appelrdd

six months hard labor, without
the option. of a fine. Kathleén
Green, a young Indian woman.
who has given the police consid-
erable trouble and has proved in-
corrigible, was sent to

af mainater forthree mouths for be

drunk: on the reHeryes:

the. H. B. Co., will leave.on the/R

should not figure in next season’s |

ford access to the growing settle-|

fourth annual inspection of the | |B

additional appropriation of $2,000):

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FOR SALE --- Stable and
contents, Easy terms, New Town
H. Coppock, Hazelton
Get prices from us before you build in New Hazelton. »

Ready for Building i in the .

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are. ready with the goods

Interior Lumber Company |

‘ Hazelton

Beautiful Designs in Engagement
and Wedding Rings. High grade
Watches. - - Watch Repairing.
0. A. RAGSTAD, Hazelton

HAZELTON HOSPITAL 2svse,

for any period fram one month upward at $1 per
month in advance. This rate Includes office con-
sultationa and medicines, as well as all costs while

. | inthe hospital. Tickets obtalnabla In Hazelton

Stephenson and Fred Field; in Alder-
mere, from Rev, F. L. Stephenson, or at the Hos-

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Stephenson & Crum

Undertakers and ,
Funeral Directors

Special attention to Shipping Cases

HAZELTON, B.C.

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All orders promptly and carefully
executed

EC. Stephens

Leave your orders at C. F. Willis’.
Blacksmith Shop

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For. Fine - Cigars, Cigarettes
~~ and Tobaccos go to.

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Cigar Store and .
Pool Room

“Soft Drinks, Confectionery,
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Hazelton

‘Sash and Door Factory

Hazelton’ 5 New Industry

» Full stock of all kinds and sizes of Window ;
Sash, Doors, Office. Fixtures, Interior F inishings
on hand or Made to Order. - mI

_ Large. stock of Lumber and Building Mu ey
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