“miles i in the near- future,

nat ‘taking of beaver’ is- still: prahib-

vs ited, though trappers: are. allowed

| |. to éatch; the- animale ;in: other] «
a parts of the } province. |

Loy : Postinaster - General Pelletier:|;
oe in .a Quebec: ‘speech, stated ‘the
"government: would: submit - the

. -- question -of.- naval policy: to a
referendum of the electors. - -

“Owing to ‘the lack of rain in

ue, ‘many: parts of . India; a famine is |’

‘imminent. | ‘The ‘British: govern-
"ment i is ‘taking steps ‘to- provide
food in the districts affected.
= |° .. ‘The position“of King’s Printer,
ie vacated ‘by the ‘recént- death of
-Col."Wolfenden, has been’ filled
by the .appointment of W. H.
‘Cullin, a practical. printer of long
experience, a
At. Mexico - City,. Francisco. I.
Madero: was inaugurated. presi-

“dent .of Mexien, succeeding’ Presi-,

-- dent De La Berra who filled in

7 the gap after the executive “now,
. sworn in-had - -ended the rule of

~. Porfirio Diaz,

Be Wari in ‘earnest. is being waged

an by the: temperance forces in On-|

| tario, and on New Year's: Day

- nearly one hundred ‘municipali-

ties will vote on local option. Of

- the 822 municipalities in - the
province, 422 are dry. ;

There. are. ‘twenty-one vacant

seats in the seventy which com-.

. pose the college of ‘cardinals. - It

ds expected that-a number of the].

: vacancies - ‘will be | filled at. the

papal consistory’ ‘to’ ‘be held. in

-Rome on November .27,,... ~~

~ A San Francisco despatch | says

_ that wireless records have been

broken. by the : establishment: of

S "| Btation, 6 000 miles distant.

- " Hudson’ 8 Bay ‘another hundred
mee carried: out. : A: déapatch’ to the

2" Inthe: ‘Okanagan. district - “the,

“The people of China have site|

: falth i in the promises of.a consti-/|.

tuition. made. by the. throne being

Chinései in? “San Francisco: -gtates
that the: ‘Emperor | ‘has fled . trom
Pekin: and his: whereabouts. ‘ATE
unknown,

“The veteran: “statesman, sie|,

‘| John. Carling; K. GM. GPC,
is dead. at London; Ont.” ‘He had
been :

of. pneumonia.: -" Sir “John” had
held aministetial - offices - under
four administrations. -

Oxford : and ‘Cambridge: Uni-
versities are planning to. send a
team: to America next season for |"
an international match with Yale
and Harvard. -- The Englishmen

want to come early © ‘in June, 80!

that they ‘ean be home | in: time
for the Olympic games, at Stock-
holm, .

The’ result of : the four by-cléc:
tions in Alberta, which were won
by: the Conservatives, proved a
surprise. to. the Liberals of ‘the.
provinee. - The new Conservative
members, .” with’ the insurgent

‘Liberals in. ‘the. legislature, may

"| foree - a general election in the
near ‘future.

Official returns from several
constituencies are not: yet avail-

lable; so that the. actual - figures

showing the popular vote, in the
réecent election can not be given,
Returns so far compiled - show -a
total Conservative vote in the
Dominion of 569,670,.as reared
with 581,896 Liberal votes,

‘The most’ significant ivork of
the. recent. convention of the
Western Automobile. Clubs and
Highway Associations . was the
formation of the Canadian High-
way Association, for the purpose
of establishing. ‘and, constructing

INECA MINER, SATURDAY, NOV REE 18, 1911.

d- der to pr
jastitalso probabl

Jar ties, owing ‘to the: growing
4 |Bearcity and - ‘consequehtly ‘in-

at experiment .
will be made with créoxoted pop- |

Get proes ‘rota Is: before. you bal in . New Hazelton,
. are tdady. with the : goods... vibe

ill. for. some:months but |
death was due to a suddenattack

| Board.

to have a aed | jn violation of
the. Stierman. ~Anti-trast- Jaw:
‘maintain:or’ ‘attempt | to: ‘maintain
a monopoly.. ‘of the. ‘steel: “business,

- Joseph: Smith,. for thirty. -yeays
‘the - presiding: patriarch: of ‘the
Mormon. “Chureh, and right. hand
man. to. its. “founder; -and: first
president, Joseph Smith, -is*dead
at Sait Lake City, after three
days. illness | ‘of pneumonia... Ha:
was 79 years of age.” . Patriarch’
Smith was the.sixth to be chosen
to his office, the only hereditary:
one within the church. :

Tn connection with the. project
af erectirig a new depot and other’
terminal ‘improvements. at. Van:
couver, the . Canadian : : Pacific
Railway has retained the services
of a world-famous New’ York:
architectural firm:.. One: of the.
firm's’ representatives” has. just
‘completed. the- task of taking
Measurements and. collecting
data from which: plans: ¢ can ‘be.
worked out. val ;

‘The rep ort of the commission érg
who recently inquired . into the.
working -of the British Railway
Conciliation . Board. has been,
issuéd. -.The: commission recom-
mends the ‘adoption’ of a new
schéme to-be operative until No-
‘vember. 6,°.1914,; by which - all
questions affecting hours, wages
and conditions of service aré not
to be. settled by negotiation but
be referred to the Coneiliation

A _ereosoting ‘plant for ‘the
treating of ties for the Canadian
Northern railway ‘is. being estab-
lished’ at Fort Francis bya Scot-
tish firm. Itis the intention’ of
the company. to have all of: their
ties creosoted in’ future -

re used,

‘especially the murder of Premier

the German ‘authorities to ‘re- a
| double the precautions to prevent
‘any accident occurring to the Ger-

Lo those who are responsible, the

ments are.a matter-of great con-. oe _ ee Coes
‘cern, ‘and fresh: Yegulations have eel
now been drawn up governing
the smallest: details of the ar-;} |-
Yangements made for his safety..| |. --

sentenced John K. MacLeod to
three years and Gordon Nagle to
two years in the penitentiary, |.
‘the pair having confessed to rob-| | .
bing the North End branch of] .|° ”
the Union bank there of suma| |.
totalling $8,000 while in its em-| :
-ploy as bank clerks.
cations extended over a consider-
able period, and discovery of the
shortage being imminent, an at-
tempt was’ made to destroy the|[E
records” by burning. some of the}
bank books,

Z. 9,”’ built for the German war
‘office,-has on her trial trips de-
veloped the “speed. of 21 metres

per second, and is thus.the fast- and Reliable _
est airship. in’ the world, The on
superiority of airships over aero- Boots and Shoes

planes’ is rapidly being demon-
atrated, and that hitherto only
the speed obtained gave the lat-
ter an advantage. The speed of
62 miles an hour can be attained

by aeroplanes, but only by very
experienced pilots, while the
gpeed attained by the new airship
with perfect security works out
at 47 miles an hour.
9” has two cars, and i ig propelled
by three: motorg,. each ‘eapable of
n}-developing. 150 horse power.

creased cost of harder: wood ‘now

» Recent. political events, more

‘Totgeior’ Lumber Company. =

Hazelton’ oO

Stolypin at. Kieff, have’ caused

man Emperor while travelling.

*Oimingca Hotel -

Kaiser’s sudden and hasty move- Hazelton

- ¥ This hotel i is headquarters for ‘alli mining and commercial men fo i
ising Omineca district. SS

~ Good Sample Rooms
‘Batis and Barber Shop
» Hot and Cold Water

People -desiving ‘to visit Bulkley Valley and points south may .
- "travel bythe Bulkley Valley Stage, which leaves this hotel for Alder- ;
mere: and ‘Telkwa. ‘every Tuesday and Friday, .

_At Winnipeg Judge Walker

‘The defal-

~ + JC. K, Sealy, Prop.

AH

) MEN’S WEAR |

~~ that gives Satisfaction,

The new Zeppelin airship ‘ ‘L,

oo: ome , Specialties at a - = .
; LARKWORTHY'S
STORES |

Hazelton and Sealey a a

The “L. Z..

=

| honon oon gHH GETHIN TNO

e.

Official | Townsite

cuxnmunxan

~ and registered.

agreement

Ths

Telegraphic advices from the Grand Trank Pacific Railroad at Winnipeg, from the Natural Resources Security
« Sompany Limited of Vancouver, and from W. J. Sanders, former owner of lot 851, on which the official"
~Grand ‘Trunk Townsite of Hazelton will be located, contain the following information:

“The Grand Trunk P acific. Railroad have signed |

an: agreement locating their Hazelton townsite. on
t: has been duly signed

: “The Grand Trunk Station for this district will |

be located on lot 851 and built as soon as possible.
® Plans: ‘of the townsite have been completed and.
are on the: way here.

= : We are agents re for South Hazelton, wl ©
__ inte by the Grand Trunk Paci :

i very ‘effort will be made to wks South Hazelton the center of a big city. “te
: and. we are glad to announce to the public ‘that the merchants of Hazelton’ heartily endorse the ee
new town. and will | ‘give every assistance possible to advance i its development. ran

“Be [Extensive sans have heen made for dere
- * opment and publicity |

: Announcements that South Hazelton i isto , be "sigh ang
| “the: official Grand Trunk Townsite for. this district

- have arrived in Vancouver and photographic copies
will reach here in.a few days. : ,

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