: { REI
“FOR NEW

) CROSS 5 ORCANZATION :
AZELTON LADIES|:

A meeting’ of the ladies of ‘the |

MeMrs. C. H.-.Sawle: Jast: “Pueaday.
ate afternoon. when a New. Hazelton
fe branch of the Red Cross ‘Society
was organized, . Mrs. D. McLeod
mwas present and assisted ‘inthe
organization. The object of the)
isociety for the present will be to
Bknit socks:and make night shirts’
Bfor the men at the front. Mrs.
™ McLeod was made purchasing
Zagent for the society as she will
B be in touch with: the societies in.
a the cities during. ‘the: fall.
°° The officers elected: were “as
. follows: —_
Hon.
# Hon. Vice-Pre 8.—M rs, Ww,
m Larkworthy Pe :
m@ 6Pres.—Mrs. C. H. Sawle
_ See. -Treas, — Mrs. :Constantine
~ Cor. See.—Mrs. B;. C. ‘Affleck
A supply of yarn. and needles

: a wat Knit Socks for the New Hazelton Boys. at the FE ont- -
for the’ ‘Avimy ‘Hospitals-=Yarn and Needles Ordered-=The..
- Officers Elected for the Year, ;

= town was held at, the home of}

Pres. —Mrs. ' D;. -MeLeod|-

--Night: “shirts |

hold monthly meetings’ ‘with ‘the
next at the home of Mrs. -R. a.
Wallon the’ ‘second Wednesday |
in October.

An invitation is extended to all |

‘the ladies i in town to take parti in

this work. °: Thé ’ president: will
be glad to supply. the yarn. cand
the needles. ~

‘The socks . when ‘finished wil
be sent: to the boys,.from: New

ee Hazelton’ direct: until: they: have: a

sufficient supply:.” “The. shirts will
be sent to one of the hospitals...

° Working for Rupett Fair
“Ay. H.. ‘Prudhomme, . ‘president: of

7 the Northern B. C. Agricultural

Association, i is. up: theline in the

interests of the’ big. fair i in Prince |

Rupert. next weeks.

j mountain goat again ‘this year,
qand last Saturday.:succeeded: in
libagging a fine young Billy, and,
better still; got it back: ta ‘town,
iiwhere he: divided: dt among. his
: triends, one of | ‘whom, weare
I‘pleased to say, was the editor.
Albert ascended Rocher Deboule
mountain ‘by. way. of. Sealey Gulch
J ‘and crossed. over. ‘to: ‘the head of
1 Mission: creek,° Tt was: there’ he
ocated  “* Billy.’’.-. The - head: of
Mission creek is : just’ back’. of
New Hazelton, -

g Presbyterian ‘chureh, last ‘Sunday.
‘evening and there was -a good
| congregation’ ‘present, “During
ithe few weeks: he’ held: ‘service
‘here he won. the. admiration’. of
the congregation’ and the ‘ehurch

‘would like to retain him, but he].......0 50 TT

has’ another: term to put in ‘eol-
lege. and he. will resume. his
. studies: this: fall.’

" Hazelton on een :

Albert Merce i is “out: after: “ck

There are many |-
} goats on- the ‘higher peaks’ ofl.
‘Rocher: Deboule. mountain, en
: : ne and: seventy-five. Horse power. has’

His: a | been’ Fepeived at’ site
Mr. Oliver ‘delivered: ‘his last|-b
i sermon in the, New” “Hazelton | ~

+ He:takes away, j t
“with him’ the beat’ wishes, f. New that.

” Baaiey. ‘Canyon. a “Feature. =
The * Grand: “Triank « -Pacifie-is,
having a. ‘platform erected : at Buil- |.
kley canyon. eutting:away a part’

‘many’ ‘beauty spots on the GT.
P. and is only three miles east of |-
New: Hazelton; the. centre ‘of: the

most pieturesque-district in the] ” ake

norther part “ofthe. province. :
A stop of | ten. minutes will’ be
made by. all passenger. trains at
Bulkley canyon ai!

“nstatliag. Aumiltaty Power
A gasolind: engine ‘of. a “hundred |

e nt her’ De-|

perditing’ tring: ‘the few ‘weeks |
of. very: ‘low: water’: in Juniper:
creek, | “The: Rocher. ‘Deboule’ min¢}
will soon : have a large: “warehouse!
at Tramville. Other. additions to
‘the equipment are being planned

THING ENGINEER ~

has” ‘been. covering , eofsiderable |.

i ill past. couple , of weeks.

of the:bank and getting things-in}
shape for:the benefit of ‘tourists: hoe
(The ‘Bulkley: canyon ‘is one; of the |"

jof Texas, is” living the* largest |“
|single ; herd ‘’o

»|greater than were ever. the. buf. |

: : haye no idea of ‘ho
| were, but hey

STAKING CLAIMS)"

a T. Brecken’ Getting Mining Interests
i This. District—Putting Me
“to Work’ on His: Govind”

“J. T. Brecken, G “i Pas M:.

ti pround i in “thié district during the
He has
become ‘a’ real” ‘booster for’ ‘the
district’ because: he has seen . the
mineral deposits: ‘and has bécome
aeduainted with the country. J He
ing on this. side of Rocher Debiiile
mountain’ ‘and. has ‘staked four a
claims, ‘two near:Comeau! 's group
and two of ‘the : ‘Ingenica! “group.
The latter:eldims are. just éast of
the Daly: West: ‘ground and. Mr.
Breckon gays that they are equal-
ly as promising as the Daly West.
: | He has: ‘atripped - ‘the. ‘surface.’ for
thirty: feet and the’ ‘ore!: Shows 4
width of from Bix ‘to fifteen ‘ins
ches: and carries iron, copper and!
grey copper. ‘Hé’ is: getting ‘aS:
says on, some: samples’ this’ ‘week.

This week two: men are’ “work |

up pia of 1

em ae ne

ILARGEST HERD |
IN THE WORLD
ois HPs eso Tells of ‘Barren Land

" Cariboo,” Fourteen’ Hundred _
_ Miles Off Railway. .

: showing there,”

“Tn the: tertitory’ ‘of: Mackenzie,
Canada’ 8° ‘largest’ wilderness, re-

‘and twice the” area of the’ State]:

animals’: in ‘the
world: today. - ey are’ the Bar.
‘yen Land, caribou, and, according
0 experts, z number ’ ‘some ‘thirty |: :
-_tenillion: ‘hea umber that is Di

alo of the plains. An. old. pros: |
‘pector tells. the. following story | i
of ‘the: ‘animals’. 1“ 2 Sepp

Tn ‘the spring’ of: 1911 L was |
camped: ‘ate Fort: Norman on: the!

quarter of a m

gion, which i is Jarger than. Alaska|- o

‘MacKenzie’ river,” “Thia* point is"

| Toanel Will ee mh il to Provide ‘Under-ground Workings==
Chiefly’ Surface. ‘Work Done Thus Far-~All. Mines > Handy to :
the. Nine Mile’ | Wagon, Road...

After, leaving. the, B er Bill
group. ‘the yisitors to. Nin Mile
mountain: last. week. “went over
the hill and. around the. basin to

the . -Sunrise. group, - a property | di

whieh. has. caused | more’ or’ Jess
interest, in. the, _eamp from, the
ver 7 beginning. . The Sunrise |
was. staked. by: Hugh. Harris. at
about: ‘the: same time he staked
the Silver Cup,. and. he turned it

over to practically the: same group
of.men as bought the Silver, Cup.

From the. first it. has been main-
tained that* ‘the. Sunrise was. the
better: property, in fact. the best
on: the. bill. .
belief has been justified

Ina, measure . this
_....|in’good sized shoots. -
, ye also a° “umber ‘of ‘armaller™ ‘veins.

surface, “he. plans . now “ae to
run--a-eross- cut. tunnel. this. fall”
and..winter. to-tap-one- of. the- -big

veins at, 8 depth. around a hun=

shipping, |
_ There are a a number of vein

“These two form a right
ingle’ ‘not far from the ‘top ‘of: the
hill.” “The ore avetages from two.
feet to eighteen’ inches clean and
“There are

cemgepe ne

1| and: the’ ‘Gpinion. is entertained -
| that these will all join at depth’
|| and. ‘make one” ‘pig. body © oft re
BS Pn “can. only be

= Breckon and next’ week. they: will —
“180 down to. Tramville and o en . :

| forty:nine'per “eent lead per * tol
The’ Herald’ was: -informed by. the
Superintendent’ of.the. mine that
the second ' ‘and ‘third * ‘ears:iwill
run higher than’ ‘that: as ‘they had
siruck a couple of very rich shoots
on n the surface.

A

“He is

vith the fimber i ir

twenty-two ‘ounces of ‘silver ‘aid +
; mee fighting ‘durlig thie” ‘last ‘few:

pack From: the: - Sibola- ome
“Harris ' returned ‘Saturday:
fromthe Sibola: district: where he}:
spent several: weeks: prospecting |,
over the country, where, gold wag

book. is: for: a in|

days on'apart of their fron
clusive'of the killed. and wound

This“indieates that the ‘sev al “§

armies ‘are now. holding their
against the enemy. Certain’ va

tage points have’ chatiged : Ha ds: : 4

daily,- but:the'Russiana‘ ‘appe: _
always get the best of the argu -
ment, 00

«The. fighting i is. confined chie °
to the rifle ‘and. the- ‘bayonet: jand *