“Bverythingi in Canvas”

_ Prince Rapert Tent and Awning Co.

Prince Rupert, BC.

J. W. AUSTIN
Provincial Assayer

Prompt and Reliable Work
Hazelton, Th. C.

A. Chisholm

General Hardware
Builders’ Material
Miners’ Supplies

Hazelton, B. C,

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Cigars, Tobaccos and
Cigarettes at Cost

Club Special $68.00 per 1000
Arabela $63.00 per 1000
Irving $58.00 per 1000
Marguerite $58 per 1000

Overland Cigar Store
‘Slinger & Ayerde

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Linquist Pole
Support

Let the Linquist carry the
pole and not the horses neck,
Several in stock, Selling
fast.

C. F. Willis

Blacksmith, Horseshoer f
‘Hazclton, B.C.

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Be Careful in !
Shoe e Buying |

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Carelessness is a Fa is a Fault. One
who is careless in shoe buying
always pays dearly for it, The
more thought you give to the
requirements of your feet, the
more you will appreciate the
high qualities found in

“INVICTUS”

FOOTWEAR

Noel & Rock

Sole Agents -
Hazelton, B. C.

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‘Local : ‘and Personal

Dan Stewart was among the
week’s visitors,

L. Mason arrived from Eighth
Cabin on Thursday,

R. P. Trimble is visiting his
home city, Portland, Ore.

C. F. Willis has gone to Van-
couver, on a business trip,

Born—On August 8, to Rev, D,
R. and Mrs. McLean, a daughter.

Contractor M. Sheady was in
from the Bulkley for a day or
two, “

R. E. Paget and Miss Paget
left for Prince Rupert on Thurs-
day.

J.-F. Adams returned on Wed-

‘| nesday’s Inlander from a visit to
{ | the coast,

Mrs. R.S. Donaldson, of Port

| Egsington, is visiting friends in

Hazelton.

W. P. Murray will leave to-
morrow for a business visit to
Vancouver.

CA, Vaughan, of Prince Rup-
ert, -was a visitor in Hazelton
during the week,

W. Kennedy, who has been in
Vancouver on a business trip, re-
turned on Wednesday.

A. G, Aldous and E, J. Tate
are expected to return in a few
days from Frazer lake,

P, J. Jennings left this morn-
ing for Rocher de Boule, to spend
a week or two at the mine.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Kennedy ex-
pect to leave next Thursday for
a prolonged visit to Vancouver.

Mrs. F, B. McArthur, who has
been spending a few weeks in|
California, returned a few days
ago. :

H, H. Little. manager: of the
Union Bank here, returned on
Wednesday from a business visit
to’ Prince Rupert.

J. G. McNab, district agent for

the C. P, R., with headquarters!

at’ Prince Rupert, paid Hazelton
a visit during the week.

The Misses Jenna, of Prince
Rupert, arrived on the Inlander
for a week end visit with their
brother, Engineer Jenns,

Dr, McLean went to Lorne
j| Creek yesterday to attend a man
whose leg was broken, | The
patient will probably be brought
to the hospital,

On Thursday J. C. K. Sealy
and Walter Borns drove out to

( the Sealy ranch, in Bulkley Val-
{jley, where they will spend a

couple of weeks,

George Larocque was in from|

Telkwa for 2 few days, returning
to the Valley yesterday, The
Kit-Exchen, he says, is having a
00d season on the upper Bulk-
ley,

At Telkwa on Wednesday, A
B: Faweett, well known as cap-
tain of Hazelton’s victorious
hockey team last winter, defeated

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Canadian Rand Co.’s Products
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Agricultural ‘Machinery and Implements, Dairy Supplies, Etc:

Tracy Higgins in a 100 yards
mm | footrace,

‘Mrs. Martin arrived on Wed-

“|nesday and in a few days will
-Biieave “for Decker lake, where

she will join her husband who is
connected with railway construc-|

ij / tion at that place,

M. H. Laidlaw, of Vancouver,
who is interested in land in ‘the

a! vicinity of Bob Gerow’s Francois

‘Jake ranch, was. in town for. a

: few days during the week, He

|| éxpects to pay Francois lake an

i extended visit on his next trip to
| the district.

Boyd C. Affleck and hia party

j/are at present engaged « ‘in sur:
a| veying timber limits: across the
| Skeena from Hazelton,
f ground there is a good deal: -of
: valuable timber, including a large
- number of cedars of excellent |”
: size for poles,
| ple are the owners,

On the

Vancduver © _peo-

‘An ‘unusually large number of

: wolf akine has been brought in
atl thi

season. During the week
‘Jake Indiana aelalmed bounty

ties, were taken ‘on

keena. The bounty

h scalp, besides which:
jatives realized a few dollars
le.of each skin, -

Mi. P. MeCaftrey, of. Prince |
Rupert, was in town during the
week,

Walter Borns has" returned: to
town, aftera brief Visit to Pritiee
Rupert.

C, W. Calhoun ig speriding b
few days at the coast, on mining
business, :

A, W. Davis, representing the
Consolidated, has returned from
the coast.

J. F Cameron, of the Surprise
group, is visiting Vancouver,
where his company has its head-
quarters,

A heavy storm was responsible

_| for a serious break in the govern-

ment telegraph line in the vicin-
ity of Soda creek, in the Cariboo,
yesterday.

A grizzly bear cub, sent cut by
Frank A. Jackson, is attracting
attention at the Omineca hotel:
It is understood Mr. Jackson in-
tends to present bruin to the’
Stanley Park menagerie.

The bush fires which have been
giving so much trouble for several
weeks are now reported under
control. The heavy rains of the
last few days have greatly
assisted { in the work of fire fight-
ing.

On Robinson lake, that favorite
resort of the piscatorially in-
clined, a number of enthusiastic
sportsmen propose to build a elub
house, The lake is easy of access
from Hazelton, and few waters,
even in British Columbia, can sur-
pass it for trout,

Reports from the construction
camps are to the effect that men’
are gradually coming in to take
the place of the strikers. Every
train brings in its quota of
workers, who are pushing
through io the camps beyond |
Aldermere, -
order.

Manager Bassett Here
Among the week’s visitors in
Hazelton was A. Bassett, matia-
ger of the Hudson’s Bay posts
in British Columbia, Mr. Bas+
sett, who succeeded Manager

the latter to the position of com:

pany, is now making his first;
official tour of the interior dis-;

far north as Dease Lake and Mc-;
Dame’s, in upper Cassiar, and.
this morning started for Babine
and other ‘posts in the lower part
of the district.

Harris Mines New Shaft
This morning’s report from:

vein as 173 feet. There is a

begin sinking on the number one

pits.

On Hudson Bay Mountain {
_ BR. G, Steele, who has charge

Mountain Co. was in town dur
ing the week, for additional sup-
plies, He ‘reports | satisfactory
results in the tunnel, by which
@ it is expected to crosseut the six’
viens which: outcrop on:
property.- At 118 feet; the char.

and contractor Shufer is. looking!
for .the first vein.

‘states that on an immense quarté
vein he took samples which
assayed lip to. one ounce of gold
tothe ton, =

Plonieer of Bis Fleet

shire, on (Friday, under the com
mand of Capt, F. R. Evans, upon
one of the longest voyages ever.
undertaken by a craft of” her:
kind. She has been acquired by:
the’ British Columbia - Fisher!

Lim. and “has sailed ag +t
pioneer. craft Of a fleet of 79.

bteam trawlers whieh i is to. wor

lin the. Pacifie, ~The. voyage -

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There is no dis: ~

trict. He has already been as) :

and the|f

vein, on which a large body of.|\e 7
ore of good grade has been ex- /#2.
posed by stripping and ‘Prospect, -

of the work of the Hudson Bay’

acter of the ground is changing, ;

galled. from Grimaby, Lineoln=| Jian

AFTER LONG CHASE

Northwest Mounted Police Capture. No»,
torious, Cattle Ruatler

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‘sued for months. through ‘the
wilds of Northern Canada. by
members of tthe Northwest
Mounted Police, ‘William .Ropp;.
perhaps the most notorious horse
rustler and cattle thief in the
western country, has been appre-
hended.

Hundred of charges could ; be
preferred against him and there
isin prospect for him along term
in prison.

The chase covered more than
1,500 miles'and was ‘remarkable
for the persistency with which |:
the police followed the trail of
the fugitive through the track-
less country of the north:

Ropp, tired of being. hunted,
has confessed and the list of the
crimes he committed is a revela-
tion ‘to the officers themselves.
In detail lie told‘of several hun-
dred and made the statement
that he had probably ‘eom-
mitted as many more which he
had forgotten.

Navy League Federation

The various branches of the!-

Navy Leaguéin-British Colum-
bia have been federated into a

central body at Victoria, which

will deal with any matter. of
great importance, while leaving

minor matters to be dealt with va

-|as heretofore by the branches.
The first matter which will re-

ceive the attention of the feder-.

ated body will be the ‘manage-
ment of the training ship Egeria,
lately acquired by the Navy
League, SO

. . Orozco’s Policy.
Juarez, Mex., Aug. 5: —General

--| Pascual Orozco, commander-in-

chief of the Mexican rebels, has
replied to the demands made on
him by U.'S. Secretary of State
Knox, regarding the raids on

he had- ‘sanctioned the’ “disa

~* “| ment of the American. settlers, ny:
_ ithe Casas Grandes district. -
Calgary, Alta., Aug. 5: “bax: :

“““We'-intend. to disarm: overy |

‘party ‘if it will enable us to. gain
the means to unseat Madero,”
General. Orozco said. “But, at.
‘the same ‘time, owe, “will. afford
foreigners every. protection; re-.
gardiess of their sympathies or
affiliations, , for their, homes and
families.’?

Genera). Orozco denied that his
soldiers had entered the homes
of foreigners, =

“(By ‘courier to Douglas, Ariz,,)—
The Mexican federal . column. of
General Sanjines has crossed the
Sierra Madres and is now. within
fifty-miles of Cases Grandes, the
rebel capital of Sonora.- The
main column is now at Las Veras;

while - General Blanco with 600
federals is at Gjilos, twenty miles
away. The rebels, seven hundred |.
strong, left Casas Grandes Satur:
day for Ojiuos, having heard: that
General Blanco wag there, and it
is believed a battle may have
been fought..

LOST— Deed .of lot and other
legal papers. Finder please re-
turn to Miner office or to BE, B.
Dunlop, Hazelton postoffice,. if.

Las'Veras, Mexico, uly 25:— |

foreigner’ living in the zones den the
dominated: ‘by the revolunionary ng

‘Oy.
shortly leave Plymouth, England, -. ...
for South Wales, to take i in coal"
preparatory: to: sailing for . -Pana«:
ma, where she-will ‘pick up’ two .

ladies ‘who'are said ‘to hold the ~..
key to the treasure.’ Thence she.‘

will go to Cocos: Islind, which is —

situated 500 miles south west. of : oe

Panama,

"Worth Sending I For . oS
-A geties - of ‘convenient: -blot-

terd—the famous Barkley Girle— et

will be sent.free foevery miner,

proapector. and: farmer® sending” |

his.‘name and address” to.C. A. :

Handasyde,. Jy, ‘toanudacturers’ oe
agent, Prince Rupert. Mr. Hand-. a

asyde,-who “handleg every des-~
cription of machinery and: appli- .

ances for mining.and prospecting, | ~

as well as-a- complete ‘line ‘of

farming implements and machin-- -
ery, has prepared an index of the. ~
various linés he’ carries, whielt= ~.
will ‘prove of value: ‘to: residents ae:
This index-will=
also be sent: to: ‘hose who address’
a postal card to the address given. ~

in the Interior,”

above, stating the particular line:
of goods in which they are e inter-,
ested, Covdrod: * BE :

Represented by ~

2 A, Riwards, Hazelton District

We are eEver Awake to the Nei
| of Filling Your Orders with,
Care and. Prompitude «

W. J. McMillan & Co

Wholesale. Grocers.

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American property, - particularly

Thomson on the appointment: of | —~

missioner of lands for the com-i/3y

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Harris Mines gives.the depth |{€}-~ .
of the shaft on number three} {ig}.

strong showing of the high grade Ka

eopper ore which recently ap-|f3
.| peared in the shaft,
management is greatly pleased: ol
On Monday another crew will (fH

walks 1 m He.

"Shoes

at. Closing ‘Out Prices. Including footwear stitable

In this hot. a: few of the Celebrated Leckiea.

To: your advantage, to our ude
~ Cleaning out an entire line. of

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to all : |

“Sill Tents

” Harness Findings, —
” Whips, fe.

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- Rocking
- Chairs

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