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Prince Rapert Tent and Awning Co.

Prince Rupert, B.C.

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J. W. AUSTIN
Provincial Assayer

Prompt and Reliable Work
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Stephenson & Crum

Undertakers and
Funeral Directors

Special attention to Shipping Cases

HagZeLton, B, C,

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Pool Room for sale at in-
voice price of stock and
fixtures,

Two-year lease of building,
rent free, Call and obtain
particulars.

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Horseshoes and Nails

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“Hazelton, B.C.

Local and Personal

Miss Patterson is leaving for
Seattle on the Inlander,

J. H. Freeman of Victoria is
spending a few days in téwn,

J. A. Edwards is transacting
business in Telkwa this week.

Mr. and Mrs, Able are leaving
for a trip to Seattle tomorrow.

The Manson ereek mail left
Hazelton on Wednesday morning.

Mrs. Stickney and Miss Cliff
left Thursday morning for Prince
Rupert,

Sam Eby, the painter, has re-
moved to Telkwa, where he will
open a shop,

Pete, the Miner’s horse, is as-
tray, Anyone bringing him in
will be suitably reeompensed,

The Hazelton baseball team
will play two games of ball at
Telkwa on July 20th and 21st.

Mr. Davidson, of Smith, David-
son & Wright, Vancouver paper
dealers, is in town today calling
on the trade, :

Mr, and Mrs. Olslager left on
Wednesday for Francois lake,
where they have a tract of agri-
cultural land.

Jim Davey, of Aldermere,
spent afew days in town this
week on his way south for an ex-
tended holiday.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams
came in Wednesday to meet Miss
Graham who will spend the sum-
mer with them at Telkwa:

A little son of Fritz Harris, of
Kispiox sawmill, sustained a
heat stroke on Monday. Death
resulted on Tuesday evening,

Ralph Harrup, representing
J, Peircy Morris, Prince Rupert,
came in from the valley on Sun-
day and reports business good.

Miss May Lindahl, who has
been visiting My. and Mrs. J. E.
Kirby for the past year, is. leav-
ing tomorrow for her home in
Blaine, Wash. -°

R. DeB. Hovell will leave for
the coast tomorrow, with the in-
tent to take a jaunt to Skagway
on the new C. P. R, steamer
Princess Sophia.

Miss Hobbs, of Vancouver, ar-
rived on Wedriesday’s Inlander
and has assumed her new duties
as stenographer with the Aldous
& Muvray brokerage firm,

James Latham has been ap-
pointed fire warden for Burns
and Decker lake district, and
Chafies E. Baley a like position
fur the Babine district,

kK. Clarke made a hurry up call
at Hazelton on Thursday in -the
interest of E, & H, Clarke, the
Prince Rupert farm implement
people for whom C. F. Willis is
agent,

W. T, Weeks, operator at éth
cabin, is in town getting a year’s
supplies for the Yukon Telegraph
service to be distributed between
1st and 9th cabins, The pack
train that will take the supplies
out is expected from Ashcroft
soon,

The statutory quarterly meet-
ing of the Hazelton Board of
Trade will be held on July 9th
and will at that time probably
be adjourned for two weeks to
enable the Board. to deal with
matters which may come up at
the coming: visit of the Premier
and Attorney-General,

Ernest Price hag regigned as
postmaster at Hazelton, his re-
signation to take effect July 16th,
My. Price will-visit his folks in

‘Vancouver and then take a posi

tion in the railway mail service

THE OMINECA MINER,

where he expects to. haye a
better chance for advancement.
We regret to see him leave and
wish him success in his new
venture,

At the coroner’s inquest held
last night on the death of
Bertrando Panga, an Italian who
was killed seven miles north of
Chicken lake, the jury brought
in the following verdict: ‘That
the deceased came to his death
through an unavoidable accident
caused by a missed-hole while
blasting: on the afternoon of
July 4." The funeral was held
from Stephenson &* Crum’s
mortuary this morning.

P. G. E. To Start Work
(Special ta The Miner)

Vaneouver, July 4:—Arrange-
ments have been succsssfully
completed for the first issue of
five million dollars of bonds for
the Pacifie Great Eastern. This
announcement was made today
by Vice-President D’Arcy ‘Tate,
Construction work on the south-
ern end of road will startin a few
weeks, :

- Ross Visits Fort George
(Spectal to The Miner)
Vancouver, July 5: —Hon, W.
R. Ross, Minister of Lands, re-
turned today from a two-weeks
trip into the Fort George country,
where he has been looking into

conditions witlr an object to de-|.

termine future policy in the set-
tlement of the district. He says
that the country along the G. T.
P, from Yellowhead is magnifi-
cent and that there will be 25,-
000,000 feet of marketable tim-
ber available, The land is excel-
lent and with the advent of saw
mills and other industries the
country will soon become quickly
settled. Everything possible
should be done to promote agri-
cultural development.

Noel & Rock have received 3
consignment of Jaeger shirts and
combination underwear.

CELEBRATION A SUCCESS

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tors, again proved himself a re-
markably good allround player,
He held the Rupert men down to
four hits in the opening game
and striking out fourteen men.
Lofquist caught in excellent style,
while the other players put up an
invincible game in the field, being
weak only in batting.

In the second game Owen went
behind the bat, Mills occupying
theslab, Changesin the line-up,
including the accession of Jim
Davey at first and Holt in left

field added to the batting strength |

of the Tigers, The Prince Rup-

ert twirler, who had made an ex- Ye

cellent showing in the first game,

was unequal to the task of pitch- NY

ing two hard games in succession
and the Peavine champions: fat-
tened their batting averages

while he wasin the box. Toby |Z

took a short spell on the slab, but
the Tigers had their eye on the

ball and his curves seemed to &G

suit them, Cameron who played
with the visitors, pitched in the

concluding innings, preventing by
any addition to the already long |iB

tally of runs, Following are
summaries of the games:

First GAME .

. R. H. B,
Hazelton— 200200000 4 4 2.
Princa Rupert~ 000001001 2 4 &

Batteries; Owens and Lofquist;
Johnston and Chapman,

Struck out; by Owens 14; by
Johnston, 14 Bases on balls,
Owens 1; Johnston 4, co.

Time of game 2.20, ° -

” SECOND GAME

R. H. B,
Harelton— 1461021100 19 1B 4
Prince Rupert-100121101 7 9 @

Batteries; Mills and Owens;
Johnston, Tobey, Cameron and
Chapman: |

Struck out; by Mills 7, John-
ston 6, Tobey 1, Cameron 1..
Bases on balls, Mills 4, Johnston,
4, Tobey 1. Time of game 2,35
“Chas. ©’Neil umpired both
games to the satisfaction of

everyone who witnessed them. _

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SATURDAY, JULY 6.1912

Excursion to the Crossing

The Steamer Inland er will run |-

a special excursion to Skeena
Crossing tomorrow (Sunday)
leaving Hazelton at 10:30 a, m,
and returning from the bridge at
3p. m. Special arrangements
have been made to take care of
the crowd and ice cream and cake
will be served on board. This will
give Hazelton people an opportun-
ity fora fine outing and also a
chance to view the work of con-
struction on the Grand Trunk
Railway which is rapidly nearing
completion.

Ice Cream Sundaes at the
Galena Club,

Cassiar Land District
. ‘District of Cassiar

Take notice that Thos W. Brewer of
Hazelton, miner, intends to apply for a
licenee to prospect for coal and petro-
leum over the following deacribed lands;
- Commencing at a post planted about
25 miles north and 9 miles west of the
northeast corner of lot 130, and joins
the western boundary of thel
McCumber’s coal claim No. i, thence
south 80 chains, east 80 chains, north
80 chains, west 80 chains to point
of commencement, known as claim 70,
April 19, 1912, Thomas W. Brewer,

Casslar Land District, District of
, Caasiar. ;

Take notice that Thomas W. Brewor of
Hazelton, miner, intends to npply for a
licenee to prospect for coal and petro-
leum over the following described lands,

Commencing ata post pl anted about 23
miles north and 9 miles west of the
northeast corner of lot 130, and adjoin-
ing the western boundary of Walter
Skelhorne’s Coai Claim Na. 102. thence
north eighty chains, east eighty chains,
south eighty chains, west eighty chains
to point of commencement, known ag
claim No, 71.

April 19 1912, Thomas W. Brewer,

Cassiar Land District
. District of Caasiar
Take notice that Thos W. Brewer of
Hazelton, miner, intends toapply for a
license to prospect for coal and petro-
leum over the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about
23 miles north and 9 miles westof the
northeast corner of lot 120, thence
south 80 chains, west 80 chains, north
80 chains, east 80 chains, to point of
commencement, known aselaim No 72.
April 19, 1912, Thomas W. Brewer.

Cassiar Land District
» District of Cassiar
Take notice that Thomas W, Brewer of
Hazelton, miner, intends to apply for a
license to prospect for coal and petro-
leum ‘over the following deseribed lands.
Commencing at a post planted about
41 miles north and 9 miles weat of the
northeast corner of lot. 130, thence
north eighty chains, west eighty chains,
south eighty chains, east eizhty chains
to point of commencement, known as
Thomas W. Brewer,

April 20, 1912,

.April 20, 1912,

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Cassiar Land District

*’ District of Cassiar ”
Take notice that Thos W. Brewer of
Hazelton, miner, intends to apply for a
license to prospect for coal and petro-

levm over the following described lands; }.

Gommencing at a post planted about
23 miles north and 9 miles weat of the
northeast corner of jot 180, and joins
the western .boundary of Walter
Skelharne’s coal claim No: 91. thence
south 80 chains, eaat 80 chains, north
80 chains, west 80 chains to point of
commencement, known as claim No, 78,
April 19, 1912. Thomas W. Brewer,

Omineca Land District, District of
Cassiar ~.

Take notice that Thomas W. Brewer
of Hazelton, Miner, intends to apply
for a license to prospect for coal and

etroleum over the following described
ands: .

Commencing at a post planted about
17 miles north and 10 miles west of the

northeast corner of lot 120, and joining |.

the western boundary of Walter Skel-
horne’s coal claim No. 3, thence, south
eighty chains, east eighty chains,
north eighty chains, west eighty chains
to point of commencement, known as
claim 83, Thomas W. Brewer.
April 20, 1912,

Omineca Land District. District of
Cassiar

Take notice that Thomas W. Brewer
of Hazelton, miner, intends to apply
for a license to prospect for coal an
atroleum over the following described
ands: .

Commencing at a post planted about
17 miles north and 10 miles west of the
northeast corner of Ist 180, thence
south eighty chains, west eighty chains
north eighty chains, exst eighty chains
to point of commencement, known as
claim 82, Thomas W. Brewer.

Omineca Land District. District of

ot Cassiar

Take notice that Thomas W, Brewer
of Hazelton, miner, intends to apply
for a license to prospect for coal and

etroleum over the following described
lands: .

Commencing ata post planted about
19 miles north and 9 miles west of the
northeast corner of lot 180, and joina the
weatern boundary of Walter Skelhorne’s
coal claim No. 47, thence south 80

cheina, east 80. chains north’ 80-chain3,.. -
weat 80 chains, to point of commence...
ment, known as claim 80. * cs
April 20, 1912. - Thomas, W. Brewer.

Omineca Land District. . District of. -
_.° Cagsiar. os
Take notice that Thomas W, Brewer
of Hazelton, miner, intends to apply:
for a license to prospect for coal. and
etroleum over the following described’
land: ; a
Commencing at a post planted about™
17 miles north and 10 miles west of the _
northeast corner of lot 180, and joing
the western boundary of Walter Skel-
hornes coal claim No. 4.,°thence north
80 chains, east 80 chains, south 80
chains, west 80 chains to point of com-
mencement, known as elaim 81.
April 2a, 1912, Thomas W. Brewer:

Str. “ Inlander ”

TOMORROW
Sunday, July 7 |

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‘Excursion

TO:

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Skeena Crossing
Leaving Hazelton 10:30 a.m.
Returning, Leaving Bridge about 3 p, m.

} Round Trip $2.00

Ice Cream and Cake Will Be Served On

- Board for 25 Cents

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