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‘The Baron and Viscount
A PRODUCT. OF B. Cc.

* GALENA CLUB

“SHEET IRON, TIN and COPPER WORK

of every fescription

PLUMBING and IRON PIPE WORK >

Galvanized Tron Air Pipes and Other Mining Work.A Specialty

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| The UToDate Drug Sr :

-- Uptto-date. Stock

Up-to-date Prices’

ew Educational Systeur--

government. educational. scheme
||| says that under the new’ system
a longer period of study. will be
, covered. and “the curriculum will

_Uptoatt Methods”

Finest selection of Chocolates
> Magazines.

“Everything i in ‘the Drug’ Line

We carry a large stock of Kodak’
Goods, Cameras, Fi ilms, Paper, etc,

larly as:far as manual and tech-
f | nical instruction i is concerned,’ :

and Candies, Saoney_ and

A V. JOHNSTONE Mar.,’

Hazelton and New Hazeton

a pupil may terminate education
will be raised.

‘It is the inténtion of the pov-

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at the
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ernment also to establish schools
for mothers, where the. care of
the child willbe taught.”
At the same time nurseries will-

mothers who are forced to earn
their daily bread and who there-
fore cannot ' give their children

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Promptness and and Satisfaction Guaranteed

kK K, MeLauchlin & C & Co., Hazelton

Sweet Potatoes at Sargent’s.

C. P: R.- Steamer “Princess
Beatrice’ sails.from Prince Ru-
pert for Vancouver at 8 p. m. on
the following dates, January 19,
February 2, 16, and March 2, 16
and 30, or, every alternate Sun-
-|day. Through connection made
on these days with train from
_] Hazelton,

WATER NOTICE

For a License to Take and Use Water

TO FUR SHIPPERS

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Commercial Printing—The Miner
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Notice is hereby given “that Peter
Eveners, Singletrees, and. general Daniel Carr; of Telkwa, B. C,, will ap-
supplies. - Agency for the. ply fox a lisense to take and ugse--10

Studebaker Wagons. ic feet per second of water out of

Canyon Creek, which flows jp a north-

westerly direction through 2A and
; TOM RYAN 4 and ‘pties into os river on
Blacksmith. N.W. 4, See. 7, Tp.. 2, he water

New Hazelton. | 17; be diverted at 300 ft. below Gov't

bridge on Canyon creek. and will be
‘| used for industrial purposes on the tand
described as north } of Lot 1157, Tp.
2A, Range 5, Coast District. ;

This notice was posted op the ground
on the 2nd day of anuary, 1913." ‘The
application will be filed in the office of
the Water Recorder at Hazelton, -

Objections, may be filed with the
“. . oe said Water’ Recorder or with the

Special attention to Shipping Cases Comptroller of Water Rights, Parlia-
TA * ment Buildings, ip storia, B.C icant;

- Carr, Applican
: HazeLton, B. C, Thorp & Hops, Agents,

Stephenson & Crum

-Undertakers and ‘
Funeral Directors

PTT TTT TTT ETT PTT ery

| i BAY COMPAR . yo

nd ‘other Hardware, including _

Alarm Clocks, Watches, Pocket
. Knives; Rifle Sights ‘Cleaning’

7 entirely 1 new stock. |

ad

Shave. a new stock of Skates, Straps

Rods, Gun. Powder, Reloading eo
Tools, Ammunition, Ete. All ve.

SARs

udson's s Bay Company

| “TEMPORARY, P PREMISES:

- Charleron’s Building, 0 opp. our ald store

Le Loridon,” ‘Jan, 20-The, Daily
News i in an editorial today on the .

be materially broadéned, particu- |-

Medical treatment will. be rig- arr
ON adly enforced for ‘all children‘in! |
il health, ‘while the age at which|.’ x

be built to accommodate those|..°:

| would be considered. hopeless when admitted.
hoapital nor any other human agency eould expect to do moré: than mitigate | |

{his family. -
_ ¥jthe appearance of the grounds, -as. well ag provides necessary
' ¥faccommodation for our helpers.

: {supply 80 much as to necessitate deepening the well.”
| this it was fitished inside with an octagonal concrete lining instead

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these bodies, and ig subject to official inspection by each,

ayé also all of them. represented - upon its Advivory Board,

meets every three months. .. -

, Following is the personnel of. the staff: oe "
Dr. H. C.-Wrinch, Medical Superintendent ~. ae
Dr. C. G: Maclean, Assistant Physician and Surgeon
Miss May Hogan; Superintendent of Training School
Miss Violet Bird, Housekeeper -

\ Nurses in Training: Misses Gertrude Martin, Amy
; Grist,’ Ruth.L. Adams,: Gertrude Germaine, and
—_ . Margaret Crawford. . :

Camp, D. Stewart... 6 Camp. D. Ross... 8

Camp, Freberg

Servia ._.-2...._-

Number Remaining Under Treatment -._/...2....- cot ete eee nes neccen. 15 290
3} Comparative Statistics for the Past Five Years | 1908 | 1909 | 1910 J ; 191 1912
3 Number of Patients Treated Duritig Year....| 109! 158] 2095 - 268 290
Total Number of Days Treatment __._...... 8045 | 3379 | 4184] 5777 | Gaga

Average Number of Days Residence (per :

patient ) nae ae 27.9 | 2138 | 19.04 | 22.71 | 23.74
|-Number Cured ....-....0022- 0. seceeeeeeeeeee 54). 189; 194]. 230 | 250
Number of Deaths in Hospital ...-_.- wnpeeee | 4] 2] at] a5] 19
Percentage of Deaths Sania Sioa 46; 6&0) 566] 65, 68

Averige Rate of Mortality, for Five-¥ears 5, 6 Per Cent. .

. By. comparison we note ‘that. the average rate of mortality in one of our
largest city hospitals for five years was 6.02 per cent.
of twelve years showed a mortality of 8.3 per cent, for’ all patients admitted, ‘

- In this connection it may be poted that our rate has been: wnousually high
during the past two years. . This\is the time during which railway . conatruction

almost two hundred miles, it is not unnatural that some of the morp seriously
injured should-go where they would expect to find better equipment and - facili-
ties for their care than could be provided in temporary establishments, A good

7 | many such have come to us,
An analysis of the mortality. of the year reveals the fact that eight death, |.

or 42 per cent., occurred within forty-eight hours of admission, and five more,
or 26 per cent., within from three to fevon days, © Almast the whole of these
- For such unfortunates neither

auffering for their few remaining houra; but to none such has there ever bean

raised the question of refusing admittance, regardless 0 of the wifavorable affect

upon our statistics. ae
Improvements

‘During the year a substantial addition had to’ be made to the
caretaker’s residence in order to accommodate Mr, Goddard and
The improved cottage of five rooms. adds ‘no little to

- The: exceptionally dry . summer and: fall lowered ‘the water
After doing

of a dry atone wall. Although the drouth continued, we neve had

4] no further shortage of water,

paren

te “ Furnishings |

nd ‘bedding, linoleum: to. the. value’ of about: four: hundied
; been laid down,..”-Thid. has beet. puts in’: the halls;
iniig room, operating room, lavatories, ‘and. tivo watds,:
means permit, this should: be-extended thtihevery floor

hn more basily cleaned.

- They “
‘which d..

| : Wood for Sale : |

: .' Statistics Lo cs
Nomber of patients in Hospital, January 1, 1912 vpeecennenewtee netwoe AT
Number’ admitted during the year .2:_.... 20. ---2--ee.c.00-- aan-tns B18 290
CLASS... ‘Medical: a
Surgical
+. Obstetric _ 290
SEX. 02202 Male 200. eee ee ec _
me 1) | rrr 65 . 290
RACE... « White 0.2 eee eee pieeeaeeleeeneeue 27
Indian ..-...-.- 22... Sepneceneene wee newee ee —
“Chinese wecterrestttec es neehtenceneenteae” onan een tcee 290
RELIGION .” 22. Roman Catholie ...__. 58
Methodist .... .:--__.. 50... Presbyterian. ._..
~ Lutheran 2.2 -222.-2- 25 Greek Church ._.
. No Stated Religion ---14  _—— Baptist
“Christian”: ......2.. 5 Salvation Army _._ 2... 4
Congrepational._._.._ 1 United Brethren ...0.--. 1
. Chinese:..-....2..... 1 TOTAL .....-0: 2.2... 200
‘ —_ RESIDENCE ~ ae
Aldermere ween nena 9 Asheroft -........ ~-» 1 ‘Babine 22.22.0000. 5
Ballast Gang ._-___- 1 ° Big-Tunnel Camp --.18 Boulder Creek waeeee 1
Burns Lake ._.._... 1 Camp 26, F.W.S.... 4 Camp 24, F.W.S. ... 6|!

Camp, McLeod’s .... 1 Camp, McHugh’s _.. 4 & Stone _.. 2 2
Camp, Pagat’s ____.. 6 Chicken Lake .____. 5 Corbin, B,C. -.2.-.. 1
Gitwingak -..-..-.... 1 G.T.P. Engineers’ G.T.P, Res., 22... 8
G.T.P, Res, 26... 2 Headquarters .. 1 Groundhog ._....___. 1
Glen Meadow _...:.. 1° Glen Vowell' _..._- + 7 Glentanna ..-..._... 2
Huwilget -.......... 4 | Harvis Mines -_..__. 1 Hazelton aan 84
Interior Lumber Kispiox ...._...:-2.. 19 Kitzegeucla —... 2... "8
Company _-.. 4. Manson Creek ..._.. 1 Meanskinisht ....____ 1
Montana -_.-....-.-. 1 Mud Creek ......._. 1 Mile 2 --.22.02-.0. 1
Maricetown ....-..__ 4 Nerth Bulkley _..... 2 New Hazelton __.._. 8
‘Ootsa Lake....-..__. 4 _-Port Essington __... 1 Porphyry Creek _... |
Prince Rupert _..... 2 Rocher de Boule --.. 2° Round Lake -....__. 6
Sealey 2... 222. 4 ‘Shandilla -.._.____.. 1 ‘Str. ‘"‘Inlander’ ____. 2
South Hazelton _._.. 2 "Skeena Crossing -... 8 Stewart__.......... 1
Silver Standard ..... 2- Twenty Mile 2.22... 7 "Felkwa —:-..-..-.... 8
Vancouver ...-...... 3 ; TOTAL -.....------ net nneeeneen anne 290
COUNTRY OF BIRTH :
Canada ...... 2. 144-—s«Uniited States._______ sane 45 Scotland : manne eenne 18
England ..___. __- 16 Italy --.-2---22.2 2 IL Sweden -.2.._-_. 10]. “
Austria .......... 9 Norway .2... 0.2. 222.044. 2 Montenegro . wenanee 6
Ireland. ......---.. 6B Ruasia 1.2222 4. Finland’. weweeeeeeee 3|.
Wales -.......5.. -

Another in-a summary |

was most active in our territory, ‘and ours is the only permanent hospital within |’

' aaa the Hospital, ‘hesides renewing sundry articles: of farni. . =

id; ‘for Hesidea improving the appantanee it is Tore sanitary

Forwarding
Cartage and

Express Service

Care and Despatch

Officeat :
W. W:2 Wrathall’s
Lo |

ALL, KINDS oFr—

“+ | VEGETABLES}

| Delivered in Hazelton at 2 1-2c tb.
i New Hazelton, $55 Per ton,

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A. W. CORNER

Kispiox Valley -

| New Hazelton Hotel |

Open for Business .
All Furnishings New

EUROPEAN PLAN
. Rates:
Rooms $1.00

Beds | BOe

Geo, C. Hastley, Proprietor
. New Hazelton :

Qtr - te]

Union S.S. Company. of
of B.C, Lid,

The Reliable Steamer. _ * :
vy, ”

Camosun

Arrives at Prince Rupert
from “Vancouver on every
TUESDAY morning and sails
for Vancouver every . WED.
NESDAY at 2 p.m.

The “Camosun’’ has the
largest and most comfortable -

rooms of. any steamer on this
route,

J.H.ROGERS, Agent, in ap

‘THE INLAND EXPRESS CO,

‘STAGE

ONE DAY
Passenger. and -
Express Service -

Leaves Hazelton Mondays and
ao Thursdays at he 30 a. m,

TICKETS AT a
. Hudson’s Bay Company :
: Harelten, B. G

( Delivered - oe
% cents per Barr el

EJ. HILL,
At it PANTORIUM, Hazatton

cat |] Skeena Laundry -
. “ Lee’ Ling, ° "Ling, “Prop. . an

F Our Work is Good and our Rates ,
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