‘curred i in. one. day-in’ Detroit,

rl Australian cricketers defeatea

ae The rush ‘to the Shistianna
diggings, in Alaska, I is” ‘ineréas-|
ing. ee Bee 7

fand players. -

_ Intéreolonial | railway : ‘officials

» Regil r Stage: Line fo Old Hazelton daily.
- Freighting‘and’ Cart _, Rigs and Horses”
for. ie ‘Feet Tay and Oats

Frege Cares Place; Thirteenth Ave.

oT

New ow Hazln Liv ry and Stage line | .

- Hann Can Prop

oF ‘British: ‘Columbia,’ Al
- berta and: ‘Saskatchewan ;

Nt OTARY: PUBLIC :

- Heselton B. C. ie

: 2 edi in a fire | which broke out. on
Rom i, ,Postofice Bldg, Prince. Rape

_ Piery, hear. Glasgow. .

- The. British. steamer. Wynoiie,
from Baltimore to Guayaquil, and.
Puget Sound, has’ been, Posted a3

: twenty-two coal ininers perish-| ,

Sunday. night i in the, Cadder: -eol-

: Sole. distriet agenta for E.-G.

*_ALDERMERE, B.C.

7 e Siete tnt

Thorp & Hoops.

Real Estates Financial and Insurance: rks

J

 Werepresent’ the best companies. -

i We Can. Locate You. On a Good Pre-Emptlon Near the 6.1. Pe

. If: you’ desire information’ ‘about ‘about the: Bulkley Valley - write ua.
= cc Pa

. Prior &Co.,. Vittoria, ‘Agricul.
“tural: ‘Machinery. and Implements, Wagons,. Htc.
Fire, life, Accident, : ‘and Employer’ s-Liability ern

DRY LUMBER:

in the New ‘T

‘own.’

~_Belore buildinig, get prices. from us s for all kinds. of
“ROUGH: and. DRESSED: ‘LUMBER.

Ready for: building, delivered

__Hozelton-

1. ‘interor ‘Lumber Company

: | [Oi S; s. Company of}

~ SHEET TRON, TIN and COPPER WORK

‘PLUMBIN G and: meer
Galvanized iron Air Pipes and Other Mining Work A Specalty Pe
- --Promptaess aud Sattsfaction Guaranteed

s _t K-McLauchlin, | Hazelton

of . very tery Sescripin

IRON PIPE WORK’.

| “f = SS. CHELOHSIN

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io - BRITS COLUMBIA ‘COAST, STEAMSHIP ° SE

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x ‘Leaves ‘Prince Rupert for Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle every

2° Sundap-at 6 poms ©). ott
. “Three Transcontinental Traina Daily. © ‘Ticketa to.and from all parts of :

‘Hazelton. to Vancouver 43 hours. :

__ tha. world. -Atlantle and Pacifie Steamship Tickets, .-_.

For tickets, reservations and information apply to’

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THROUGH SERVICE, TO:

NK Vancouver, Victoria
| ...-and. Seattle

ough ticketa

rom ary Rafiway' Agent or thé Train-A,

rough tickets ara entitled to check baggage: throu

‘STEAMER SERVICE lio indlntaizied: to Graaby Bay, Sterart,
3 we Charlotts Islands and. Way Ports, ee

. EASTERN "EXCURSIONS -
Talon ‘rated in-effect Moy doch to September, 0th

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AZELTON to NEW YORK: and return: fine
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f any route in connection with: the - famous - traina - at the.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM a PROM CHICAGO

‘Train No; Le on. n. Sundays and Thursdays connests ‘at’
Prince Rupert with the Safe and Luxurious Steamers
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- sailing’ ‘Mondays: ‘and. Fridays, 9a. m. -°

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and holders of

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- FOR VANCOUVER ©

+ Wedueadays at 2 pm,

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THE INLAND EXPRESS CO.

~ STAGE ©

‘Passenger and Express Service.

‘Leaves Endof Stool Mon. | -
days and Thursdays 7:36
‘a.m, Leaves Aldermere”
>. Wednesdays. and’ Satur. .
“pad ays 7:80 a.m. :

Be REGAN." i

a Manager

Prince Repert Téat and Aung ce.
Pie Rai Be

‘MORICETOWN

- Balteuy between Hezelton and 1
: Aldermera —

“ Secvices hel AYE Stinday evening tn. the

f —— ae {killed ‘in “a: “collision between a
|| Roppy é Mak

’ petior-Wiseonsin train. -

y Prinee Rapert by: the G. 1. P..

ished On Short ‘Notice |

a : profita’é ‘exceeding all estimates,

: allow the transmission of parcels},

_ Rainier on. Wednesday.
_}ports: of damage: have . een re-

‘| Tas’
\ lat Prince: Ruperttast: month. The:

; 268 pounds,

4 have been called out.

. motoreycle -exploded vat Ludlow,
Ky. causing. ‘Saven: deaths, <A]:
"|{ [live ‘electric’ wire droppéd on the é
machine, causing the accident...

; "Ja flagstett in: front, of the. pro-
a it: will be the tallest pole in n the ;
: — world, ree : ae of

se : Itt is reported ‘that, Great Brit-| ;
fain will establish. a great naval |

a At ‘least sic” ‘persons “were

Great: Northern | train and a Su-

The Royal Northwest: Méuinted |:
Police ‘force has’ been ; increased
to 760: by the arrival of one bund.

* Contractors are excavating for
the foundations of.the two-million
[dollar hotel to--be erected -at

- ‘The steel trust. earnings - for
the last. three months were over
forty-one million dollars, the

The welght limit for: the U. 8.
parcel pout has been raised: to

weighing up to twenty pounds, ‘

“Bh big umber” yards of. tha}
‘Western Canada, Lumber Co}, ‘at
Barolés, Alta,, 1 were destroyed by
an. ‘incendiary fire.” - Loss, : ; #150): -

A “Tacoma despatch ‘says. a
violent ‘earthquake shook: Mount
‘No Tes

_{eeived..

“Three: hundred. thousand ‘dole
Py worth. of; fish Were ‘landed

largest Was a halibut weighitig

Four’ ‘men, ineluding ‘the’ dis-
trict, attorney, were’ killed. in-a
‘hop-pickers’ riot “at: Wheatland,
California, on Sunday. . Militia

" The gasoline tank:o on a raving

a team. of twenty-two Rhode. tele .

* dian’ line, ©

: deny. ‘that’ there “is: danger of a:
. ; atrike of the road’s smployees,

Ww... J “JEPHSON,
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
: 4 missing at Lloyds. a

Tre red recruits from Englain art this year, the Geological Survey

has . prepared a very remarkable | -.¢

| years be a valuable source of in-

tic one; but it: has. -been ‘very sie.
cessfully accomplished. Director.
R. W. Brock and the whole staff.
jof the Geological Survey . have
made a splendid success of the

miles west ‘of * “the Cana:

rushing to the seene,

the scene, in’ ‘anticipation of. re-
LVolutionary . ‘attempts: by the an-=|'

t archists who: male the city their |- f

| tefuge. - : ma

Phe. federal: boiinty « on British
Columbia lead ‘has’ been renewed |
till 1918, “although. the amount
payable in’ ‘any. one year has. Been
reduced’ to’ $250, 000, and: ‘the
bounty i is. limited: to itie $600, 000
unexpended of the original rant.

geological congress in Canada

ducing mining distriéts and areas |.
‘presenting interesting striictural
‘| features are described and. -map-
| ped, -. -The., country ‘along the
whole - length ‘of the’ ‘tranconti-
viental .: ‘Failroads. i is. described.
briefly and” illustrated by. maps
that” ‘illustrate ‘the noteworthy.
features; without being - -encum-
bered. with a tnaze of ‘unithport:
ant details, The: guide: books
tain 140--aueh 3 maps; and: will: for
formation, The - maps of the!
up to date’ and - -published: in at- |.
tractive and. ‘convenient. form. My
The: Jundertaking’ WAS 5

work, and the: ‘goveriimenit print-
er - -has’ ‘shown’ that, ‘Canada: has
facilities for: turting ° t such

The: ‘Shushénna gold ‘ strike; [é
‘which bids® fair to be'one of. the| : ;
bést.of recent. years, is in Alaska, | =

Many’ ‘stampeders ; are!
.ent, intends to app

yo A strike of textile woikeis has :
a heen: called:in., Barcelona, Spain,
and troops: have. been hurried. to

" Geological Guide Books | te :
For use of those attending the

set of guide books. Alt ‘the pro- |.

‘whole country: havebsen brought |

i} tende to Spt
{chase the

work i in ‘aremarkobly. short’ time, | f
To publish’ such’ a lagge number
of: maps ‘and accompanying: ‘text
without taking. several years for
the work . was, only. a few years
ago considered “quite - impossible:
Iti is therefore very: creditable to
find that Canada has prepared
, for. our “European visitors’ the
best set.of guide books yet issued
| by, any country. ”

7 He Die

: Cas assiar «.
Take t notice that Janes Gattis’ ‘Wat.

Commencing at # Posty planted ‘at tha:
south-east corner of Lot 1237, “District.
gouth 26. chains,
thence north 20
commencement, being ungazetted Lot :
123¢, District of Cassiar.

July 16th, 198.

thence east 69 chains,

‘Omineca Land District, ‘Districtof!

; : Cagsjar-

- Take notlee that I, Lambert 0. Pat-

érion,- of "Victoria, BO C.; occupation

retired, intend 2 tlle ly for permission _
to urchase the ollowing described

 rnttiencting. ata post planted. twen

chains id from the north-east wenty
of Lot 2116, Distriet of Cassiar, thenca
south, 60 chains, thence east 62 chains,
thence north 97 chains, ‘thence west 63

west 3-chaing to point of commence! -
ment, “being: ungazetted Lot 1585.

dager ‘Osbokng Fateron, :
July, 14th, 1913. ° :

"iy

Omineca Land District, ‘District :
of Coast... ‘Range.6. :
Take’ ‘notice “that, J agat’ Singh, ‘of :
Vancouver, B, C., ‘broker, ‘intends to
apply for’ periniasion to’ Purchase - the
following described lands; ' a
ommencing ‘at a post planted’ dine
mile west of the N.
'p. 1A, -
chaing north, 86 chains west, 80 chains '
‘south, 80 chaing east to. -point of com-:
‘méncement, containing 640-acres-more = -
or legs... . Jagat: ‘Singh. 2
May 14, 1918, O48

- corner of Sec,.3,: -:

‘Hazelton Land District. District of
Coast, Range 5

Take notice: that Donald Formby: ‘of
“Vancouver, B,C, occupation enilemen,
intends ;to:apply for pertnisaion to a=
chase the. following described Jan
Commencing. at-B- post planted ‘at -
the .east’: quarter post. of ‘section ie
township 14, an 26, Comat district;
thence north aing, “west 40 chains,
south 40 et 40 east 40 chains ala
of commericement, being -na ;
quartér’ of. section” 17> townshi -
range 6, Conat district! eontalnie %
Acres more or- lesa. Donal F Formby,

| April 19, 1913.

Hazelton and} District,” “District of

ast, Ran:
- Take notice. that Phili

eb.
ip.C, Chapman,
of Vanconver,

occupation broker, in
iy for permission. to: p
ollowing déscrited lands:?
ommencing 2 at a sf est planted . two
miles’ “west of « corner-of Sec-
tion :22 te ‘tet Rangeb, thence’
south 40 nains, east ‘40 chains, north
40 chains,- west 40 chains ta aint of of
commencement, and ie Cfo

: apman, vote

Hazelton Land Districts ‘Distriet of
Range 6. 9!

of Vancouver, B. C,, -broker,- intends ;
to apply for permission to purchase the
following: deacribed lands.

Commencing at a a post planted two
miles weat of the N. corner of Sec-
tion .15,.Tp. 1A, Coast Range 5, thence
40 chains north, 40. ‘chains east, 40
chains south; 40 chains west, to pointof —
commencement, containing 160 aeres
more or less, and known ag the .south-
-weat quarter:
Coast,” Range 6,
May 2, 1918, ee

HAZELTON HOSPITAL saves,

for any perlod from one mouth upward at $1 per

month in idvances -This rate includes ¢ffieca ‘con-

:| sultations and medicines, 28 well as all costa while

in the hospital. Tickets obtainabla in Havelton
Btephenaon, or atthe Post’

Drug Store; in Aldermere - from: paid

gt Seption 28, -Tp. LA;
3 “Abrabart eo

ISSUES

'K * boots at Sieg s

7 Wiebe in, Telkwa from, Dr. Wallace: or: by:
vot ‘from the Medical Superintendent at the Hosp

a British Columbia fir tree,
"ls feet’ high, will be erected as

‘vincial ‘colrthousa in Vancouver.

‘The L HC!

Hay Press,

. Exerts greater

Bein ‘the Bermudas, as. 8 means |

the same ‘amount.of. power
- than-any other press. of equal size ’

pressure with”

JOINT t PLUNGER

DUE TO. TOGGLE

eguarding British, shipping . Bos ” oe

have:

son; of ‘Victoria, B. ie occupation atnd-: * ae :
pply Tor permission to *-
purchase the following described hed landa: wees

of Cassiar, thence west 60 chang, thence.

chains, to point of | -

‘6 ‘ : .
Jamea Cutis Watson, ve

chains, thence north: 20 chains, thence. °,

- Const, ‘Range 6,.‘thence 80° os

‘Take notice that Abraham Cowher, aa