. ~ SO, that’ he is. keeping. cows and.

- ThereAtso'a Means’ of Dis*
es posing of Th Their Produce :

Phe farmérs in” the: “Kispiox on
Valley: have been wondering | how | mill
they would dispose: of: their, pro-
Most of the farms | are.
tou far away-to haul. ordinary.

duce.

produce. -to market and as yet
they have no. “way. to: dispose. ‘of
it. It ia purely: a matter; for the
farmers’ ‘themselves © tor decide,
They have iti in- their | own hands.
Instead , ‘of ” raising crops to. sell |"
plant: crops'to feed, Dairy. cows
would do exceptionally well in
the-; valley, and. ‘the farmers ¢ can
get sufficient .wild ‘grasses, to-,
gether with. their own crops. to.
feed the cattle during the. winter
and keep ‘up the milk” supply.

They; ‘ean then'organize'a cream:|-

ery company; ® holding - all. the
stock themselves, and reap. the
profits from the butter which ean
easily be hauled to market. The};
creamery, “butter . factory or. a.
cheese. factory, i is one of the. best
things a farmer. can be con nected
with, ‘It isa sure market’ for all
his mitk and he receives in return
§ large amount of good. hog feed

pigs ‘at the minimum cost and re-
_ceives, the | maximum profits, A
creamery ie 'Kispiox’ ‘valley.1;
‘would-do wonders towards. -mak-
“ini big epeofite* for: >the-efarmers 4:
who. are now only making a live
ing. 4 : .

Got Good Pictures.

-Mr. D. McE.eod has received’ a
itumber .of large sized .photo-
graphs of. the Silver Standard ore
train at Prince Rupert. This was

_ the first ore train ‘to leave New
Hazelton’ ‘and: it was the first ‘to
arrive ‘at Prinee: Rupert. -The
picture-was taken by Mr.. Cook,
the official. ‘photographer, for the].
Grand ‘Trunk Pacific, ok

feente)

“Labor Commission Meéting

HL G. Parson, chairman of. the
‘Labor Commission and his sever-
al colleagues, arrived Wednesday |,

night’ and: held @-méeting: in’ the!“

old town.” Among those who
gave evidence. as’ to the labor!
eonditions in this. district were D
-Mchéod and: A. L,. McHugh: Of lag
New: ‘Hazelton, and B. H. Hicks’
Beach: ‘and Chief Gammon of the | ni
old town. re

: , Those: dayst5
Last Saturday; was ||

glorious Wes
' Hazelton stu
what "over fart

Would Goa ES ior Racers

al other properties very. carefully.

er Up. ON ‘Hudson
Bay mountain last Saturday get-
ting:back to New ‘Hazelton Mon-
day. He. was accompanied’ by
Frank Martin, his partner in: "the
bond, and together they. éexamin-
éd the White’ Heather. and sever-

‘White: Heather

: To the Omineca Herald:he said
that he was. very “mueh | pleased
with their- property: On the ‘sile,
ver property there is: not: a. great:
deal of work done but. ‘the: stuff
that is exposed is very - rich’ and
would not: ‘take many. carloads to
make quite a stake. Pe
‘The native silver i is not. ‘the ¢ on::
ly: values on the group, The, big
gold bearing veins on the Hudson
Mountain’ Mining Co.’s property

group. .On the whole’ Mr. Tre-
thewey said he liked the looks of
the. White Heather ‘group better

over the minés. and mineral show-

ments: here i in the® ‘near future.
He.:was.at the Silver’ Standard |:
Mine?th vast’ atinienht ‘wuibiero}
and Ie xpressed. simielf

ag‘con-:;

-On- “Tues-

the. chief purpose: of seeing: the
‘Harris Mines. sie
Messrs. Trethewey and. Martin
have completed their: ‘plans fora
big- development. eampaigi on the
White Heather group and Martin

once to take charge of the work.
z rethewey. returned. to: ‘Van-
eouver on Thursday.

WILL DRIVE LONG

Coil. ‘Steele, is Ready to] to let Contract fo
“this Winter's ‘Work on. Hud-
son Bay: Hovntain

run right into the White Heather |.

than any other.on- the mountain.
Mr. Trethewey: is enthusiastic

of the New Hazelton district and‘.
there i isa strong. possibility that].
he will. make still: further. invest-(¢

te heat a nnd ad PY ~i i tt nol se - 4). . a

a that. it: would make ‘ ‘a big}:
, Janda: valuable mine,,
‘}dayihe went ‘up’ to Nine- Mile. for:

will’ go out ‘to, the mountain: at] *-

CROSS cur TUNNEL|,

jing for the Ootsa’ Lake country,
| where he will spend some weeks:

sig morning with a°big pack’ ‘on ‘his
| back forhis: group of: ‘¢laims' ‘on

made it was in vain. There was
no: ‘gold there. * The only gold! that

place, Loa
- There were’ ‘prospectors ther

were allstung. '
he. ‘believed. there.'waa: placer on’! :
O’Donell creek, but it: could: ‘only’
be ‘takén- up in: leases. and the eX~!
pense. was. too great for the pros-

{quartz country through there.

Gordon: left Thursday morning
for Prince Rupert and will again

Service.

H Baker, Edmonton, ‘came in:
this week to look over the dist-
rict and he has decided . to locate
here. JHe is a real estate man:

——

— AL rm Poms Bt ted Tar mctom armani

CONCENTRATES

: te Lhe

€

The: ‘Lead’ King group is. ‘nov

pall'rendy-for- the-surveyor: 03

‘busy-and-it is expected that. they
il go up this week,

interested in the Kitseg

was in.the. district over: the. week |
end and has: now gone on’ tafe
north. oo

* Jos. Trethewey' was a , visitor. ati
the Harris:mine on Tuesday: of

the workings and.of the, property
were very. favorable ;
_jisfied th bit: ill

Stephen MeNeil \ was in . town
over the- week end, “eomin “in
from the Copper river coal: fields
where -he had been witha survey.

| Party. ‘He:left on Monday morn-|'

? i muerereisenrie

= Gustave Garvais left. on n Monday

Bacher de Boule Hazslton) t

was supposed to. come from. ‘there
was $8 brought: in by an ‘Indian||'

and it might have come from: any. began betting to the. con trary.

from all over the‘north and. they.|:
Gordon said. that:

pect... There’ ‘is, “he. said, a good.

enter. the. Dominion ‘Telegraph,

= be out of'the way.
| Sheady- will be the. only contract:

by to keep out of Demipsey’s 8. way.

NEW: HAZETON ©

J. We Hart, Vanéouver, who i is|
uekla coal |.“
| property with: Wm. -MeDonald,

“(new building ‘at. Burns: Lake
hy MacAgno, : Bart: and’ ‘Hartley. ar
in together at: Burns! Lake and. at Bb

‘this week. and his-i ‘impressions: of | --

hn} get opened up ‘for, /business.; .
will still keep the: Fioneer. going. 1

= EL ARRIVED | I.

y (evict gf

time ago: ‘that h
sult, a number of the wise ones

Dempsey,:however, is a’ man of
his word and he shoved ‘the’ rails

ahead in great shape. ©? i
‘The steel gang will: be. elayed
a couole of ‘weeks while: the. Tel-
kwa. river bi ge is being swurig
across.’
right away “on: to the: Bulkley
Summit,": “There are a number ‘of
small bridges. but: they will’ only
delay. for'a day,or two... °2:
Freeberg. and‘ Stone’ ‘will clean
p their’ c contract’ this week . and
Mr, ‘Michael

or left this side: of the’ “Sammit’
but the latest. reports ‘are: tothe
effect that he is onthe job all thie
time and rushing the work g0: as

/ HOTEL: EL CHANGES

:| joining: and have: moved. it: to:the| est

Fort Fraser.”

‘The New: “Hazelton. hotel has
en taken’ over: by Geo.. Tallman
proprietor, of: the Pioneer Hotel}
and:: baths. . He will. have. the,
place refurnished. and-put in fine

He
and. also the: baths. ;. tbe

Vienna restaurant and will have

J

it running n'a. few. days.
new firms wi

formed i in: their. business.” Ae

~ Hew Telegram Operator,

_TELKWA. a abel

about the'twentieth and as a Te-

{stated::to the. Herald. before he

* After that they! can get i

shape as quicklv.a as’ possible and.| ¥4

AS T Harrison: ‘takes over. the

The}... s.-/,
undoubtedly do.al, A
big business: ‘ar they. are well. in- oe

fee crew |:

last Saturdgy: tow
beige f

and_-next:, season, | J
‘careful study. ‘of.
conditions } in the: vicinity, and

started for the south'that.he was.
eonvinced that ‘there: were.somé ©.
lines of farming: ‘that would thake
ifits.-in' this. district:7*;He
mentioned: smal ‘fruits, roots. and’
vegetables; ‘With: these che. would
‘have: either. ‘chickens’: ‘Or hogs, ¢ re
‘both;-as: they. would both'do‘well:
and. they were things. that could.
‘be brought: to: town, while hay.
could not,:and grain: could -hardl ean
be. threshed: ‘for. all that: ainiye
‘would grow::. : This:distriet:i ‘is: fo
the smal] fruit:and garden farms. |
ér, shog raisers and. poultrymen- ue
Mr. Peters states that this own
[piece of. land ‘is-one. of: th “bes -