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. Regitte Tr. ee

24 SPAKE N Norice Sak Yb have regeived ob sitions je “eating to the retention :
o£ the following names on’ the. 4
District on the grounds atated below:

below of fone

“y i ‘MentdLumy, “
-, Registrar ‘of Pan

Sigene Blectoral |

Name 7 ot

% AMord,: 1, deaerh
~| Allan, “Thomas -

| Banister, Victor
‘| Bench, Herbert M.--
: Beamish,” Henry. George.

S65 ° | Beauregard, -G.
233° ae

: | Hoge,

Bond,

Brin

Hamann, Toa eigWalter
Samuel...

629 | Jones, Harry Patrick

MacAulay,
2025 | Malwain _
--) Mello, Herwald. Dorrian.

* | McFarland,

. | Stinson, Eber Lorne-:.-:
: Strankwood,: - William L;-
‘J Stuart, An,

; yintemnte, J

Jones,
‘atrick i

John-7..--

Metcalfe, .Haroid. Barber-. :

Mitchell,. Wm.~ Henry

- Monday, Charles Herbert
4 Morrow, Peter:

- | McBurney, Gordon...
*|MeCuish, John-_--

MeCullough,- “William ..
‘ Charles, Alexander.

Richardieon, John... --
Robertson, Struan George

- | Rogers, Charles N. =

a Kilbee.

Sutherland,

kes, Harry.
Thompacn Joseph ienry

omas F,

John--

- Yule, “David A022

_ shared by. ‘prospeetars who: ‘are’:
=, working ' ‘from’ tha’ ‘other: Bide of.
a mountains. is evident ‘from. the

ah following, : which ‘is printed: by}

> - | the Greenwood: Ledge aS a dés-

me patch from. Edmonton: :
“When the’ ‘ee goes: out of the
oo Liaed river “next: Spring: ‘a party|*
. 1of prospectors, ‘whose;. ‘practical |
Hazelton |

’ Hazelton -
' Hazelton’ :
‘Hazelton
~ Prince. Rupert -
*. Sealey~
'. Hazelton’:
Hazelton - 9,"
Hazelton: - |.

knowledge. of. tmaineralozy was

gained. in: the. foremost - gold|.
: camps of the United States, ‘Can-

ada, Sotith ‘Africa, Australia and

oe America, will start’ from
t.. Edmonton ‘to penetrate. the nor-
i thern’ wilderness, more than ‘500
Re miles west of: the confluence of

the Liard and: Nabanni ‘rivers, _

The prospectors ‘will take: with’

ao ‘them: ‘twenty ‘pack. animals and

_ ample ‘supplies for a stay of at
Teast: six. months.

Three mem:
bera of the party will pass . the

| winter in Edinonton to” assemble
a the outfit andito arrange for. its
transportation toa point,’ “when

lit will be eatried to its destina-
«| tion beyond thie: outposts: af eivil-

“Aldermera-:. .
Aldermere ::
Bulkley Valley

ince Rupert
: Hazelton.
“Hazelton, °
Hazelton
“Sealey .

The: following peraons are -opsrted doplisntea ‘on the list)...

Name -

*. Place :.

ization. a
. William Drew, now: a a resident |

of Edmonton, who went to the
a his, companions, while they were

€:

| The “ty to-Date”
~Drug-Stores

(Successors to ADAMS DRUG ¢ STOR

‘Up-to- date: Stock
Upto-date Methods
- Up-to-date Prices’

: Thompson,

Anderson, JSacon.2._.-.-

; | Broadbent,
> |Carr,: Mark

Tosepi B. . annaee

- Haar _

Aldermere ;.

“Hazelton >. -
. Aldermere .

“The follomine: persons are: pera ected we

Name:

ree Ug
4

a ee

"Place

ne aay election. of. ‘Chocolates,

Everything to, be had i in the
“DRUG LINE

y Candies, ‘Stationery and :; .
ue  Moazines, a

Wea carry a large. ‘stock. of: Ko-
“dak Goods , Cameras, F ilms,

~ Paper, etc, .
~ Developing. and. Pestng
- a Specialty ©

: agar, George’. =

Edgar, Magnes... ..:

: Edger,’ ia:

ark George.

“China Hat” ;
Port Simpson -
Fort, Simpson :

A. Y. JOHNSTONE,. Mgr.

Hazelton. ‘and. New. Hazelton’

i

ponnnDGT

a

| Vancouver,

akitt with “two. ‘prospects - in
ntities, but: the shortage of

| provisions forced,” “the ’ ‘meh © ‘to
‘abandon their exploration. pro+

ject, Drew: ‘returned. to Edmon:

ton, while hig’ partners_headed
‘westward through the niountains

ftending to travel ° ‘overland’ ‘to
‘As they were fever
heard frém_ itis ‘believed they,

“ | pepentats: ‘who have. fonateaied Derished on thelonely trail. _

| “oe toward ‘the: headwaters of “the
pos ig | frank, sons of. Murdock McLeod,

William MeLeod and his, brathoe

how of Edmonton,~ previously, a
‘post trader ‘for. the Hudson’ 8
‘Bay Company i in the Fort. Nelson
‘eountry’ for thirty: years, accom-
panied by W. J. Wier; a young ||

: Scotchman, left Fort Nelson early.

in the spring of: 1904, intending
‘to explore’ the’ district at the

a tributary of ‘the. Liard,

. Nothing was heard ‘of ‘thém
cuntil - 1909: ‘when a:younger aon,
party. of hunters, “found. the
side by ‘side, both: having been
shot. Weir's : bleached skeleton
was” found three “miles® away.

There was a ragged. ‘hole i in the
skull, ‘The remains of the thrée

articles “known to: have been
carried, by. them, - were: buried
near where they fell.

elder McLeod and his son ‘as well

‘a8 by trappérs and traders inthe

and new to the eountry: with its
mystery, became f insane and shot

~ = steer. afterwards taking his].
=| ‘own life,
= The. younger: McLeod, .and his}.

‘Ynen who: proapected : near - the
for some time, returned with
samples of rich gold “bearing
quartz; The prospectors reported
ate ‘the. ‘trading post that -they
found gold in abundance, but the
Jong. ‘distance: to “pack | ‘Supplies

of the ground. Los
George MeLaughlin, for years

investigate the. reports: brought

and’ the ‘others postponed the

i treatment for hia eyes. .“The pro-

nite:information of the gold ‘de-

To: Boost: Vancoiver
_-(Bpacial to: The. Miner). -

~-Yaneouyer, ‘Nov, jh "Hale, a
million population for: ‘the ity

headwaters of the Nabawni1 river,

going. over the same route. with a

skeletons of the two brothers |:

- The theory —accepted by thel]

istrict ad a solution of the triple] ]
: _|tragedy, i is that Weir, highstrung

inaccessibility of the country, the!

and the. hardships: encountered
made impossible the development) ;

in: ‘thie employ: of the Hudgon’s |
Bay: Company i in the Fort Nelson| -
district, was.a member of aparty ,
organized: ‘peveral years ago to 7

journey until.he returned from |.
England, where he went under} {°

ject was subseqiiently’ abaridoned, |

“The trip to be undertaken. next}
japring will. be the. first deteriin-
ed effort since 1906 to gain “ defi-

Bog ta sported to, -existi ini bohane: ih
Zo quantities i in the rhountains, atl: Seat
|the head of the Liard and. Na- ‘a

|banni rivers,

1 fall aad

- e

“Hudson's Bay Company, |

“Our, revision of price lista ince: the arrival oft trains make -
it posaible:. ‘to’ offer’ quotations on~ Bteceries which are big
‘inducements. to the family trade, and we insure pale delivery

. of. goods, purchased. . os reat ”

- The arrival of a earload of apples. gives. ‘oar. customers’ SS
good opportunity. to store @ box of the best keepers. at 3. 00:

to 48, 50 a box, .” :
ae BLANKETS - 7 v

Genuine Hudson Bay 4-Point Blankets, “weigh ‘4 pounds.
More than any- ‘other: blanket, $10.00 a pair. _ Our stock i is: ;

_ ow, cornplete,
HAY ‘and OATS
" We can supply all demarids for Hay and. Oata at the, lowest

*priees, oes
Hazelton;

-Hudson’ sBay Comp pany, "

men, ‘whieh . were ‘identified . by ae

—
‘I B, Gottstein, Managing, Director. -

bua ENE CN EERE 23 UE THINES

~ Phone 304 pe

_W. J. McMillan soe

_. Prince Rupett, Limited
_ Wholesale Grocers

"Inputs, Mautactwes Distributors, Tea Blenders and
_-Packers,. Tobacconists 7
—-P.0.B0K 915, ~

Represented by. : ;
ds A, Edwards, Hazelton Distt

"THE QUALITY STORE

HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID’
FOR FURS

_ A FOLL LINE OF DRY. GOODS, BOOTS AND" P SHOES,
oO ‘GROCERIES AND. HARDWARE

C. V.! SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT. .
| HAZELTON.

uD FoR CATALocues ©”

“UNDERWOOD” Typewriter “The Mace you wilt BY” -

P,

““MACEY” Filing’ Systems, Office Furatture, Supplies, Ete.

_(. H. HANDASYDE, Jr. |. _. Complete Office =
oO. Box 496 ‘Prince Ruprnr 8rd Ave. 4 voy Outfitter :.

headwaters of the Nabanni'river||| -

” GALENA CLUB

" Haselton’s Favorite Resart

BOX BALL
POOL AND BILLIARDS"

——

down, .by explorers of 1898, . 1904) a
and : 1906, but the loss: of -his|
sight prevented him from going,- oe

ED. Vv. McBETH

; Siceewor to: Union Transfer _ _
= ~ and Storage Co,

F reighting Coniractor

all Classes of Freight. Handled with Care and Despatch
Flay an and Oats for Sale... Office at Omineea Hotel

0 tin G — F.
Canadian Express = ae end Steoihip
. 7 yates. : oe
"Company Vo a
Shipments handled to ‘and from.
all points 'in Eastera Canada, the ~
Jj. E. Beaycamp;: ‘Agt., United a States, Great Britain, Etc.
_Soutt Hazlton, B B, c.* Maney Oder ted nga

. ja ‘all MiLparte of ‘the: world,”

| eithia “five - ‘years ig the - ‘air of |}

LANDS |

“along the line. of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway i in Cen- = |
- tral British Columbia, - Every mile of railroad. construction -.:{]"

"STUDY THESE PRICES - steer cid Bay ke ecm

~ Heavy slejgho-—2 tach, $72,002 1-2 inch, ~ Pasaénger. sleighs—1 ‘1-2 inch, two seat, .
se . $00.06, Complete: with’ | “gg, 00::; Three. ‘Beat... $100. 00, (Complete ,
Pe ae, ar “with brake and pole.)

: hb] 1:
: a “— it Gutters 400, 0 and wp,

|the: Half. Million’ Vancouver 2 of the: railroad,”
Linague,: whieh thas just -been or- |

and : rach my: ‘board : 1 Sunday.
|. E H, Hicl