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district.
Ingineca Eotel, Hazelton,

CURLY’S

A new, speedy and comfott-
able E-M-F 30, will. carry
passengers between Hazelton
and all other points in the
Garage opposite the

C. R. DURANT

Residence and Barn closs to
Blacksmith Shop

Hazelton, H. C.

City Transfer

and General Delivery
Freight delivered to all Nearby Points,

Now Hazelton, Road Houses and Mines.
All Orders Filled with Cara and Dispatch,

A. M. Ruddy

ret rere, 8 te ee res

A. Chisholm

General Hardware

Builders’ Material
Miners’ Supplies

Hazelton, B. C.

Que

A Snap

salesman, etc.

Purchaser can either mave or

run jt where it is,

We will sell any of our stock

at invoice prices.

Overland Cigar Store |

Slinger & Ayerde

We will sell
our POOL
ROOM and
J Fixtures for
$1, 000, Including four tables,
private cue rack, seats and
everything to go with’ tables,
cash register, 9-foot silent

Carelessness is a ess is a Fault,

high qualities found in

FOOTWEAR

Be Careful in
Shoe e Buying

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

“INVICTUS”

Sole Agents
Hazelton, B, C.

Noel & Rock

Supplies, Etc.

airy

Prince Rupert, B.C. 3

P.O. Box 436.

Call or Send for Catalogs and Prices

Canadian Rand Co.’s Products
| Handasyde, Jr.

i - Agricultural Machinery and Implements, D.

Office 3rd Ave. 2 |

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Local and Personal

George Larocque has zone to
Burns Lake,

R. 0. Jennings was in town
during the week,

J. B. Brun is transacting busi-
ness in Vancouver,

J. W. Davis left on Monday for
a visit to Fraser Lake.

Frank Martin is on his way to
Vancouver, on business.

Theodore Jennings returned
from the coast on Wednesday.

Assessor Welch is enjoying a
well earned vacation at the coast.

Mrs. Moran returned recently
from .a visit to relatives in the
south.

Mrs. McEwen, of Sealey, is
visiting friends in Hazelton this
week,

E. BE. Charleson spent a few
days in Vancouver, on business,
returning on Wednesday.

Mrs. Walters and Miss Patter-
son returned from the south on
Wednesday.

A. E. Player returned on Wed-
nesday frum a business visit to
Vancouver.

R. G. Jardine and A. D. Me-
Phaden were among the visitors
of the week.

Names to be added to the
voters list must be registered be-
fore the end of the present month,

Ralph Harrap returned from
Telkwa on Monday and left for
Prince Rupert on Tuesday’s train.

W. J. O'Neill spent a few en-
joyable days in Claxton last week,
returning to Hazelton on Satur-
day.

Fred P, Schell, of Kansas City,
spent a few days in town as the
guest of his father-in-law, H,
Coppoct.

An agency for the distribution
of express packages from _the
|eoast has been established at
Wrathall’s. -

Geo. W. Kerr, of Prince Ru-
pert, returned to the coast on
Tuesday, after spending a few
days in town.

Miss Steele, of Vancouver, is
on her way to Hazelton, to join
the staff of the Union ‘Bank, as
stenographer. -

Paddy McEwan, one of Hazel-
ton’s favorite vocalists, returned
yesterday from Telkwa, where he
spent the summer.

A successful social and sale of
home cooked viands was held on

‘| Wednesday evening by the ladies

of the Presbyterian church.

H. H. Little, manager of the
Union Bank here, will return to-
night from Vaneouver, where he
has been spending. his vacation,

R. E. Loring, Indian - agent
herp, and- one of the pioneers of
the district, is spending his firat
vacation for many years on the

coast,
Jack Edwards, Hazelton repre-

se]

s/sentative of W. J. McMillan &
E/Co,, has returned from a business
‘trip to his Prince Rupert head-

4 | quarters.

. Coppock today brought in a

= | fine sample of galena ore, carry-
#|ing considerable gray copper,
{from a claini owned by E, B.
# | Dunlop, at Two-mile, ,

|, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. - Slinger
aj| Will leave tomorrow for Chemai-

nus, where Mr. Slinger, who ex-

[pects to return ina month, re-
zi} cently purchased a fruit ranch,

E. H. Hicks Beach has had his

|| herd of milch cows examined for
3 tuberculosis, ag a measure of pre-
Fi} caution.

The veterinary gaye
the animals a clean bill of health.

J, Mason Adams returned from
Vancouver on Wednesday, ae-
companied by Mrs, Adams and
daughter, who have been enjoy-

jling an extended visit to the toast

cities, : of
Tt is reported that preparations

| are being made for the removal
Bi of the: Foley, Welch'& Stewart
Ebay offices from’ their ‘present
B ilocdtion at New Hazelton to
i Fraser Lake, This step is ren-
“Wg deied-necessaty by the eastern
ap iia of construction, S,

THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1912,

Killed By Tornado ~*~ |

R. DeB. Hovell will leave’ for|
Syracuse, N,, ¥., Sept. 16:—|

Prince Rupert tomorrow, ,With
Rey, John Field, he will repre-
sent the citizens of Hazelton at
the reception to the governor.
general,

Mrs. Miller, of Oakland, Gal.,
who has spent the summer very
pleasantly in Hazelton with her
son, the proprietor of the Hazel-
ton bakery, will return home to-
morrow, -

Tom and Phil Hankin have re-
turned from their prospecting
trtp into the north country, and
are more than ever enthusiastic
in their opinion of the new dis-
tricts tributaty to Hazelton.

Charles Munro has returned
from Quartz ereek, after a suc-
cessful season, “Tom Harrison,
his partner, is still in the hills.
They have sold their placer) ===;
leases to Vancouver people, fora
good figure.

Although the season is drawing
late, quite a number of passen-
gers avail themselves of the pres-
ent facilities of travel, by which
the journey from Vancouver to
Hazelton can be made. in less
than 48 hours, .

R. 8. Sargent and Mra. Sar.
gent returned on Wednesday
from Prince Rupert. Mr. Sar-
gent has brought three addittonal
work horses from the coast, piv-j.
ing him a six-horse freight team
and a pair of drivers,

Dr. H. L. Gordon's trip last
July frsm Prince Rupert to
Fort George via Hazelton is
chronicled with photographs in
the current number of Canada,
a weekly magazine issued in
London, England,

Three vagrants from Sealey
appeared in the police court this
morning. In the absence of
Magistrate Allison, Walter Noel,
J. P., heard the evidence, The
prisoners were sentenced to
thirty days at hard labor,

Rev. F. L. Stephenson, of

Aldermere, passed through Ha-|<¢,

zelton this week, on his way to
the coast, He was accompanied
by his two sons, After attend-
the Anglican synod at Prince Ru-

pert next week, Mr. Stephenson | jf —

will proceed to Victoria for the
‘Winter.

A. ©. Aldous, of Aldous & |e |
Murray, is to forsake the ranks) 1}
sal

of the bachelors. On October 11,
report says, he will be joined in
wedlock to Miss Victoria Morison,

danghter of Major C.F. Morison ||
of Port Essington, The bride-to-| |x
be was, popular in social and|}j
ehureh circles during the long: |

Prospects \

residence of her family in Hazel-

ton, and the popular “‘Pat”’ is re- i

ceiving many congratulations on
the approaching event,

“To maintain the good order for és

which Hazelton is distingulshed

among frontier towns, the police] i
oceasionally find it necessary to| (4
bring a few offenders before the a

magistrate, but it is not often
that as many cases appear on the

docket as on Monday, when six is

culprits were dealt with. All

were minor offenders, with the] |
exception of one who was con-|[}

yieted of supplying liquor to In-
coats He paida fine of $300 and
costs, -

On Thursday evening Mr.
Clements had a conference with

executive committee of the Con-/|i

servative association, He stated
that the matter of agricultural
stations,
organization has been pressing,

would be settled in’a manner] |#h

satisfactory to the people of this
district.
properly equipped giations will

e established next season in the
vicinity of Hazelton and in the
Bulkley Valley.

Strikers Rioting

Duluth, Sept, 16:—The city is
in the hands of a mob numbering
5,000 persons, composed of the
street car: strikers and_ their
friends. “:The-car service is sua
pended. owing. to the violence at
the mob, who armed. with . mia
siles, attacked ‘and “destroye
several cars, injuring the crew
whd were operating them. . The

police are powerless to prevent! fia

wholesale wrecking of property

and an appeal for troops hag

been sent ut to the. arovernor
he. mob th rea tied to fite. th

ear barna: ce ew Brest Won |

: made.

Three persons were killed and
fifty injured by a tornado which
left aten mile trait of disaster
across the northern part of Onon-
dago County yesterday, The
property loss is estimated at
$250,000. A funnel shaped cloud
first appeared near Long Branch
pleasure resort,. ten miles from
here, About four hundred per-
sons were there and a panic’ fol-
lowed as building: after building
was toppled over and two inter-
urban trolley cars. were hurled
intoaditch,.

German War Balloons

_Berlin, Sept. 16:— The new
Zeppelin dirigible is to break all
records for size, speed and range
of action. The specifications call
for power to carry out.a sustain-
ed fight of at least sixty hours,
and it is hoped by the admiralty
that, the vessel will be able ‘to re-
main in the air for. a longer
period, The speed required by
contract is well over ‘fifty miles
an hour, and the radius of flight
including the return voyage is to
be from 1,500 to 1,800 miles. The
new airship is to be completed
in October.

The latest passenger dirigible,
the Hansa, is capable of sustained
flight of forty-three hours, and
her speed is not quite fifty miles
an hour.

“LAND NOTICES

folowing,

Omineca Land District. District of
Cassiar

Take notice that Marie Burns of
Gitwangak, B. C,, married woman, in-
tends to apply for Permission to pur-
chase the following described lands:-

Commencing ata post planted about
20 chains. north of the southwest corner
of the Andimaul Indian reserve on the
left bank of the Skeena river going up
stream at high wateron the wsaidgeeoee
river, thence north about 25 chaina to

for which the local iB

It_ is ‘probable that MN

the south boundary of the G.T.P. right
af way, thence west about 60 chains
along the said boundary of the G. T, P,
right of way, thence south to the high
water mark of the Skeena river, thence
along the high water mark of the said
eena river in an easterly direction to
place of commencement and containing
about 80 acres.

Sept. 2, 192 =. «9 Marie Burns.’

Haielton: “Land District.’ Distriot of ©
Coast, Range 5

Q., spinster,. intends.
mission. to purchase the
eseribed lands: —
Commencing at-a post planted -at ‘the

poly for

southwest corner of lot 873, range 5,
coast district. thence west 40 chains,
south 40 chains, east 40 chains north: 40
Chains to point of Commencement, Con-.
taining 140 acres “more or leas, '

July 19, 1912
* Omineca Land District.  District.of --

Eva A. Welch *

Casgiar

Take notice that James E. Freeland
of Vancouver, , B. C,, accountant, in-
tends to apply for Permission. to’ pur-
chase the following described lands:-.

Commencing at a post planted at the
southwest corner of lot 2163, Cassiar
district; thence south 20 chains, east 90

chaing, ‘north 20 chains, west 80 chains] -

to point of commencement, containing

160 acres more or legs. ;
August 19, 1912.

J ames BE. Freeland,

- oe

- Notices’ ig hereby Eiven that. 1 John i
James Kenneth Prost, of Hazelton, B. .*

C.; will ape, for.a licence to take. and
nse 1 cubic foot per second-of water

out-of. un-nained creek, which-flowsin... _
a. Westerly direction through PLR.1068,

(Unga azetted) Lot 2416 and - empties
into Skeena: :
water willbe diverted at N, Botndray |»
g{P. RB. 1062*'and will be,used for irriga-—
8) tion purposes on the land. described as |
P. R,. 1063: Ungazetted Lot 2416.. °. °
This notice-was posted on the ground.
on the 18th day of September .1912°-The =~
application,.will be filed in the affica of . —
ti a Water Recorder at Hazelton, °° < -:

Objections: may be filed with the sald oo ar:

Waiter Recorder or with the Comptroller
of Water Rights, Parliament Buildasge.
Mietoria, B, C.

John J. Ke Frost. (Applicant).

“Tee “Cream . Sundaes at the...
| Galena Club

o

Represented by

We are Ever Awake to the Necessity,
of Filling Your Orders: with
Care and Prompitude ~

W. J. McMillan & Co,

~ Wholesale “Grocers ~

J. A. Edwards, Hazelton District

P. 0, BOX 915,
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

\.

SEND For CATALOGUES

“UNDERWO OD” Typewriter. “The Machine y you will evetually BU BUY” °

“MAC EY” Filing Systems, Office Furniture, Supplies, Etc.

Cc. H. HANDASYDE, Jr.’
P.O. Box 496° PRINCE RUPERT 8rd Ave.

Complete Office
- Outfitter —

: McLaughlin Road Carts |

McLaughlin Buggies
Studebaker Wagons

To Be Cleared Out

Very Special Prices On These To Clear Out In Preparation of
‘New Stock

C. F. WILLIS,

oy HAZELTON |

Blacksmithing and Carriage Work | ~

TARCENTS” Sie arORET

Business

Are
Good

4) Tonsof =
an Merchandise i
A being.

i] bought for

ensuringa
good and up-
to-date: :
Selection

for our OS
numerous - le

customers. woe.

Fall and Winer | |

Come i in 1 and have a look at our -F il and
| Winter line of

.

thin Samples —

Bi it Guaranteed.

T

“HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES
F unishing Goods

Grocery Department
Complete:

et
' wee

F FRESH FRUIT, r, regular bipoent are-

_ being received.

Prices pre :

RS. ‘SARGENT,

Gaigal Merchant

. | Fora Eieence To Take And ‘Use Water 7 me
Take‘ notices that Eva'A. Welch, ‘ot . . aes
Quebec, ‘P.

iver near Hazelton. ‘The.