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v. J JOHNSTONE, Mgr.,

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est selection ‘of ‘Chocolates and’ C and” Candies: Sinner and :

i oe INDIANS:ARE *

[| has been completely’ wiped?’

| | population of the-town was: 1000:
Few are said to have escaped,

1 that * the fall ‘of the. town’ ‘has

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The Baron and Viscount.
A PRODUCT OF B. Cc. :

GALENA CLUB

On Sale
“at the

. Haxgtons
Far crite

been semi-officially confirmed, and

{Sacre ‘were not exaggerated.
According to the earlier ‘ ‘des:
patches, the Indians, five’ bun-
dred strong, hesieged the village
Wednesday night. The inhabit.
ants resisted until yesterday
morning, when their ammiunition
| was exhausted: The Yaquis paid

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of every description

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no heed to white flags that ‘were
displayed and rushed -along the
streets butchering and pillaging.
The American quarter lay in
the hills: just outide the-town
proper, and hopes are high here
that all Americans escaped,

The attacking Indians are-be-
lieved to be part of-a regiment
organized and armed by the-Fed-
eral government during. one: of

8 TO FUR SHIPPERS supplies. Agency for the

2) 222 most accuntte, reltatla nnd only Market Report Studebaker Wagons.

GBB and Price List of ite kind puiltshed, “
UM ss Che Shubert Shipper” TOM RYAN - |

a STND U3 YOUR UME OHA PosTAL-<TODAY Blacksmith, | New Hazelton |

30) not a Topper‘a Gude, but @ publleation insudd
srery tro wooks, which gives you reports of what fa

Eveners, Singletrecs, and general

the. recent revolutions,” They
have looted ‘several villages in
the last year, but never-. before
had attacked | so large a town ag
‘| San ‘Marcial. ° .
San Marcial. -was the enter of].
the coal mining ‘indugtry of So- |

doingin all the Markets of ths ord a fa. A

ind i

‘ad ror

da of
[rite for t—NOW-IT'S FREE -

A. B. SHUBERT.
™ Largest Sours fa tha fhe Wovid dealing orclaslialy br

American Ra:
26274. Michigee 6t., Dept. 2 CHICAGD, LL, USA :

+ Stephenson | & Crum ,

Undertakers and
: Funeral Directors |

“Special attention to Shipping Caos.”
- Commercial Printing—The Miner
~ Print Shop.

a He

_ Hanurox, B. &.

nora. Much American capital i is
| invested i in, n that, district,

May Involve B. c Men. an

‘Los “Angeles, Det,” 23 Que
| billion dollars’ worth of Cali

is carrying on Business i in the

"INTERIOR ‘EXPRESS
opposite the’ Company’ S oid

Hudson's $ Bay Company

_ formerly occtipied by the

premises

CO. -

store,

OW THE. ‘WARPATH

i of San Mareial, ‘fifty: mites
uth ot: Hetniosillo, in’ Sonora,
‘out
by. Yaqui Indians, sceording’ to
‘| despatches received here. | x The

-Later measages from Hermo-
illo, the capital of Sonora, ' ‘said

that the first reports of the mas-

“testa . with. Kooteriay ores, at the
{| Brail smelters. -:

cess is regarded by local mining
-4 | men. as. meaning the commence:
4 |ment., of a new. era..in..the-in-
9) dustry. of “Kooieny, because’ it
“3 will make possible the operation
of. Many Broperties : with -bodies |

Oresete ee

; /ahient: ‘of labor ‘has established” a
‘ a “board for the metal mines ‘of

: been named as the representative

{by the men, -

7 better ' ‘to have one ‘board to es-|:

“ ment. ont

4. plete. in all departments,

3 ‘Take notlee that aAlfred E. Falconer,
for'& license to° rospect for coal sn
“9 lands: 2°

|3 miles north and 2 miles. west. of the
|northweat: comer. of R
-/eoal claim No.1; .

‘north, 60 chaine east, 80.chains ‘south,
| 80,chains west to: point'of commeance-

Tikiet! Klep

: PAR: OCA, sn SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 28, 1912, _

4 eaid. today, probably. would be in: a
volved. eventually: i in the governi=} 00 coo ye
¥ * Tales notice that Alfred-E. Faleoner, Ve

ment: Tecovery. litigation which
4 was: begun: here last. week’ with
the filing of. ‘the 5250, 000,000 ac-
tion i in equity’ againat: ‘the ‘South-
ern Pacific: ‘Railroad: and. its, sub-
sidiary corporations. : The Stan d-:
ard Oil ‘Company, through its}:
subsidiaries, isexpected by federal

well as. the Mackenzie and ‘Mann
interests, and a. ‘British Columbia
ail syndicate,” which i is said to be
also “interested - “extensively in
California. ° Three or more, years
probably will elapse before . it is
determined ‘whether the Southern
Pacific and other interests wrong-

specified in the action, :
The suit. already: involves ‘the
largest amount ever sought i in an
equity action’ in the history of
the: United States and federal
officers say it would he” ended
only when the Supreme. Court of
the United States, vendérs _ “8
déeigion, , co

‘The New Zinc Process
Nelson, B,: CG, Dee, 23 —De-
finite. announe ement that the
Canadian ‘patents: for a new pro-
cess. for the treatment of compl ex
zine ores of Kootenay had: ‘been
acquired by . the “Consolidated
Mining and Smelting Company of
Canada has been made “by. A.
Gordon. Freiich, the inventor. . ©
Patents | in France. have also}
(been: sold, he ‘states. It is de-
elared that the Consolidated come|.
{pany has: under consideration
plans which will: involve the out-
lay of five million dollars in con
| nection: -with the | new process

through a longi series of searching| °

+The success-of the’ French p pro-|

of - ‘low " prade,: ‘Bilver-lead: zine

A ConcilindokB Board’
“Ottawa, ‘Dec. 23:—~—The depart:

Kootenay ‘district. © Charles R.

officers finally to be involved | as}

fully obtained the mineral lands a

which. ‘has: passed: auccessfully oo

ment, known as claim: Nd,
Sept. 15, 1912,

COAL NOTICES _

“Cassidy Land:District:
District of Caaaiar.

of Hazelton, ‘miner,"[ntends to” ‘apply.
for. a licenge to prospect for coal: and

‘Tanda: :
Commencing at a poat ‘planted . about
1 mile north: and 2 ‘miles. west’ of the
northwest, comer of R..K.. Lindsay's
coal claim No. 1; thence’ 8 ¢ na
80 chains ‘east to point.of. commente=
‘ment, known ae claim:No, 12: .
Set. 16, 1912. ‘Alfred BL "Falconer. .

‘Cassiar Land District. . .
District of Caasiar. .

of Hazelton, miner, ‘intends to appl.
fora license to Progpect for ‘coal ‘an
etroleum over. ¢ following. described
ands:

1mile north and 2 miles west of the
northwest comer of’ R, K;' Lindsay’

ment, known as claim No. 13,
Sept, 15,1912. Alfred E. ‘Faleoner: |

“QASBIAR LAND DISTRICT.
_ DISTRICT OF. CASSIAR.” |. -
“Take notice that Alfred E, Falconer,
of Hazelton, miner,: ‘intends. ta apply
for 4 licanse to prospect for coal and
petroleum over the ollowing, described
ands: -
Commencing at a post planted abdut
1mile north ‘and 2 miles west of ‘the
northwest corner of R. K.- Lindsay’s
coal ‘claim No.- 1; thence 80 ‘chaing
north, 80 chaina east; ‘80-chains south,
80 chains west to point of. commence-
ment, known aa claim.No,.14,: i
Sept, 16, 1912, Alfred E ‘Fuleoner,

CASSIAR LAND. DISTRICT, ~
DISTRICT OF CABSIAR,” ~~

"Take notice that Alfred KE. Faleoner,
of Hazelton, miner, intenda to apply
for a license to ict for coal: tr
etrgleam over ne f ollowing described
anda:

Commencing ata poat planted about
1 mile north and 3 miles ‘west of the
northwest corner of R. K. Lindsay's

north, 80 chaing west, 80 chains south,
80 chains east to point. of commence-
Oat ‘known as claim No. 15,

Sept,’ 15, 1912... + Alfred E. Faleoner.

~CASSIAR DAND ‘DISTRICT

' DISTRICT OF CASSIAR. . - -
Take notice that Alfred E, Faleonér,
af Hazelton, miner, intends to apply
for a license to prospect’ for coal and
etralenm over the ollowing’. described
anda:
Commencing at a post, planted , about
‘mile north and 8 miles west of: the
northwest corner of R. K- Lindgay's
coal’ claim No, 1; “thence: 80 chains
south, 80 chains west,’ 80 chains’ north,
80 chains enst to, point of. coramence-
ment, known a5 claim No, 16,
Sept. 15,1912, - Alfred E.. Falconer. .

_ OASBIAR LAND: DISTRICT

‘- DISTRICT OF CASSIAR

Take notice that Alfred E.. Falconer, |
of Hazelton, miner, : intends .to- apply
for a license to prospect for’ coal ‘and
Petzgleum over the

8-miles north and’4 miles ‘Wweat of the
‘northwest corner of RB. -X..

north, 80 chains weat, 80 chaing south,
$0 chains east. to. point. of” coinmence-
ment, known as claim No. 17.

Sept 16,1912. Alfred E. Falconer.

“GASSIAR LAND ‘DISTRICT. |
Joc + DISTRICT.OF CASSIAR, - .
‘Take notice that Alfred E, Faleoner,
of Hazelton, miner, intenda to apply
for a license to
etroleum over he fo
lands:

‘RK. Lindsay’:
thence, 80 éhains

‘No. I;

chains’ ‘west to- point: of -commence-

Alfred f, Falconer.

Hamilton, K C., of Nelson, has

of, ‘the, companies, and. John ‘A.
Ben nett of Fernie has been named
Since twenty mines

of Hazelton, miner,;'intends to apply
for 8 license to prospect for coal and

CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT,
: DISTRICT OF CASSIAR, —
‘Take notice that Alfred E. Falconer, ||

etroleam over the following described
ands:

“Commencing. at a post’ ‘planted about
3 miles north and 4 miles west of the

petroleum over the following described |

south, 80 chains west; 80. chains north, |,

“Bake notice that Alfred E. ‘Falconer, |.

Commencing at a past planted, abont tc

coal. claim No, 1;. thence . 80 - cha ne :
north, 80 chains west, 40 chaina’ south, |.
'80.chaifis east ‘to point of commence-

*e Box 812

coal claim No. 1; thence 8 ‘chaine |:

ollowing . described
Commencing ata post planted aboiit |”

Lindsay's | -
Lcoak claim No. 1; thence 80 chains

j.HLROGERS, Agent, Prince Rupert
t: for “coal and]: - i ‘ we .
ollowing: described » 7

~ Commencing at & post planted about

3 miles north‘and 4 miles west of the
northwest corner ‘of
coal claim
north, 80 chaina east,:'80 . chasing south,

1s

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~ ies Service -
fate ant: Despatch”

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oe “Hazelton wee

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Architest and Building Contractor
Working Plans and Specifications. ,
. Satimates. on. -any clasa' of building fur-

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Hazelton, B. ©. -

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Rew Hazelton Hotel

Open for Business _
" All Furnishings New °

EUROPEAN PLAN
-. Rates: -
Rooms $1.00 Beds 50¢

Geo. C. Hartley, Proprietor
New Hazelton on

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Union S.S. Company of
of BC, Lids
“Camosun”

: ” Artives. at Prince Rupert

‘from’ “Vancouver on’. every

- TUESDAY: morning’ ‘and sails
efor’ Vancouver every. WED.

‘“NESDAY at2p.m, —

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THE ‘INLAND EXPRESS CO.
STAGE

ONE DAY
Passenger and :
_ Express Service:
Liaves Hazelton Mondays and
Thursdays: at 7:30 a.m...
Leaves Aldermere’ Tuesdays

the : ‘game ‘points, it would be

tablish a ‘general, baals of settle-

‘Sargent’ 4 store: is ill ‘com-

“COAL NOTICES _ a
_ DISTRICT. oF

CABSIAR LAND DISTRICT. .

of Hazelten,: miner,” intends to apply
for a-license ‘to”

ty lands;' ia :
Cotnmencing at a post planted. about :
8 miles north ‘and 4 miles: west of- the
;|morthwest ‘corner of R. K. Lindsay's
coal claim
south, 80 chains erat,” 80 chains: north,
30 chains west to point of commence: |

Sept 16, 1912.

_CASSIAR LAND. DIBTRICT.

: are affected, ‘and originally. there northwest’ come of R. K. duindeay’s || > and Fridays, at 7:30 a mh, !
were, five. separate, applications south, 80 caine west, 8 chains nose “TICKETS AT 7S
80 chains east to point o: commenc so
for boards, Hon. T. W. Crothers iene, ins east to pot Mis, eof 2 Hudson’ s Bay. Crapsor ;
held that the disputes were allon | Sept. 16, 1912. ° Alfred E. Faleoner, * : ’, Hazelton, BoC,

“" DISTRICT OR ‘CASSIAR.
‘Take notice that Alfred E: Falconer,

t for coal: and
lowing. described

Bie all

jetroleum over

No. 1}. thenee: 80 chains

ment, known as tlaini No. 20.
‘Alfred Be Falconer. : :

of Hazelton; miner, intends to prply|
troleum over the fol lowing deacribed
. Commenting at a u post planted: ahout
aK. Lindsay?

thence 80. cha’ as

ment; knoWis.ad claim No, 22): 5)"

3 miles north and
northwest corner of
coal claim No; i; thenee 80 chaina |-

130 ohains ‘ ceaat i
mient, known as clal
“| Sept, 16, 1912, °

. CASBIAR: LAND. DISTRICT.
" DISTRICT OF: CASSIAR,

it for a PRIN | nt

_Gonimencing at a: fh planted about }

iles _weat of tha
indeay's
north, 80 chains west: ' 80 chains-south,

alm No, 21.

lowing de

Sept..16,1912. Alfred 5. Faledner..

“CASSIAR’ LAND DISTRICT. _ DISTRICT OF.

ke notice that ‘Alfred 5; Fal eo

of Hazelton, ‘miner, intends to apply

for-a licenge. ta tek t: for. coal;

etroleum | over he

Commeriting “ata: post plan

an river, about 19 miles. northof

Stik Kine summit and about 1-mile notth

of the porthweat toriet of Ri Ky Lind-

: slain’ Na. 1sitheries. 80 chains | i
oF commie north,

“Bake notiee that - ‘Alfred B. Falconer;: 5
of Hazelton, miner, [utenda to apply £4

a Hieensé.to prospect for coal ahh
leunt. over the following aa tani ania:

5 miles north ‘snd 11h
coal claim }

| weet. 80 2
;| chains -to; tt

“ Casslat Land District: |
District of . Cassiar

tee

Take notice that Alfred jE. Falcone, a
‘of Hazelton,” ‘miner, intends to
for 4 license | tos prosp
peizoleum over the follo lowing described By

int of . commenee- Eo.
Alfred Ei Faleoner. |: \e |

fof:

Sens seg

Lee Jackman, Prop, os
“Oe Det Work Gopd aiid ‘ur Rates

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. . : oy

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