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SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1914 «

Phone 300, P.0. Box 1635!
HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT

§»ecial Attention to Out of Town Clients
Sunrtz One, Feoerat BLOCK,

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C,

Green Bros., Burden & Co.

- Civil Engineers ad
_ Dominion and British Columbia
Land Surveyors

Olices at Victo. ia, Nelson, Fort feorge
and New Hazelton.

B. GC, AFFLECK, Mgr. New Hazelton.

F. G. T. Lueas E. A Lucas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers und Solicitorg

Rogers Builling

Smithers Notes .

(From Thursday's Review)

for a visit to Telkwa,

ee ee ee

week,”
| George A. Kerr, of the fore

on Saturday, ©

within a few days.

Cor. Granville anid Ponder
Telephone Seymour 9g Vaiicauver, B.C.

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McRAE BROS., LTD.
; STATIONERS & PRINTERS

+ Architects’ and Engineers’ Supplies
aks, Loose Leaf Systems
i Remington Typewriters, Olfice Furnilure

Prince Rupert, B. C.
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Mines and Mining

Good Properties for sale — Cash or on

x daca saa

‘horse on Tuesday. The .anim
% | was evidently poisoned.
J. 8. Hicks came in from H

which were wintered here,’

is sojourning,
weeks,

O. A. Ragstad left yesterday

Constable Russell, of Priestley,
returned -.fram->-the coast this

ibranch, came down from Endako

It is expected that the Hotel
Bulkley will receive its license

J. Calderwood lost a valuable

‘zelton yesterday for his horses,
I. D. Eason left this morning
for Portland, where Mrs. Eason

to spend. a few

H. L, Gibbs, of Babine, was

branch are busily engaged Geht-
ing the flames, and hope -to have
the fires under control today.
Ranger Lathem is on his way up
from headquarters. Another fire

296,
fire got beyond control.

MURDERERS HANGED
AT WESTMINSTER

New Westminster, May 16:—
Clark and Davis were executed
in the courtyard of the provincial
jail yesterday, paying the penal-
ty of the law for the murder of
al Constable Archibald in Vancou-
| ver.: No confession was made
by either of the men. ,

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Five Left of Sixteen
Washington, May 18:—Five of
the sixteen men who left the
burning steamer Columbian in
the third boat were-rescued off
the coast of Nova Scotia by the

is reported at .Boo’s Flats, Mite
where-a rancher’s “cheating |

Bond, Development and
Assessment Work.

Carr Brothers

Hight Years In This Distviet.

Hizelton, It €.

couver,

Vancouver

} European Plan $1.00 to $2.50

j Reome with Baths. Hot and Cold
Water. Steam Heuted,

{ Motor Bus Meets All Boats and

l Traina.

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A TY a TR Rl ll aes Hn oS

Tye — 7 Priday evening an impromotu

i J. A. LeRoy J. Nation || dance was held, about forty par-
ticipating.

! Hotel Winters {)tsesting. «oda

i Cor, Abbott and Water Streets P. Gruich has purchased a lo
on Railroad avenue from Henry

& Dunlop, and will at once build
a residence.
(; R.E. Willams, who has been
{jat his Round Lake ranch fora
couple of weeks, is expected back

. THE
QUALITY STORE
Fall line of
DRY GOODS
Men’s Furnishings
Hardware - Groceries

C. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT
HAZELTON'

Be!

CB a erent md eee

Clothes That
Hold Their
Shape

———

Hobberlin Clothes are al-
ways tailored right. They
always hold their shape.
No partis stinted. We ean
please the most particular
dresser with Hobberlin gar-
ments. Drop in and have a
look at the new spring
samples,

NOEL & ROCK

Hazelton, B. C.

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on Saturday. ;

Mr, and Mrs, Lem Broughton,
of Aldermere, have returned to
the Valley, after a prolonged
stay in California,

Work has started on the road
to serve the group of settlers lo-
cated between Smithers bridge
and Driftwood cieek,
C. W. Westaway, of the Union
Bank staff, has been ‘transferred
from Telkkwa to Prince Rupert,
land left for the coast this morn-'
ing.

Dr. Badgero, who has ‘been
spending afew days at the Dia-
i mond D ranch, returned on Tues-
{|day, driving in with George Bar-
| vett.

{ Leslie Martin, of the G. T. P.
engineering staff, left for Prince
t Rupert this morning, Ue ex-
j | pects to be located on the P.G.E.
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this summer.

The passenger train from
Prince Rupert. which was due to
arrive Monday evening, was held
(up by a mudslide near the big
tunnel, The passengers, who
were obliged to transfer, did not
reach Smithers until Tuesday
afternoon, -

J. McKay, the section inan,
was drowned on Wednesday of
é last week at the Bulkley Crossing

LAND NOTICE,

bridge camp, Mile 287... He-was
a Scotchman and had no, ‘relatives’

Hazeiton Land District,
Coast, Range 6.
Take notice that Ella H. Hamble, o
Prince . Rupert,
woman, intends to app ly for permissio
to urchage the following deserthe
lands:

Commencing ata post planted about

500 yards in a N.E. direction from.the

two mile post on the Copper river trail,

being on an Island, thence westerl
following the north bank of the slow

40 chainga moreor leas, thence northerly

and easterly following the south ban

f the Copyer river
taining 16 screa more or fess.
; Bila H. Humble,
mid-4

7 Dated Sth March, iis

District: of

oecupation married

chaing more or
ies, to Ber of commencement, con-

D. Wells, Agent,

in this province, This is. the sec-.
ond drowning accident at this

f ;
point within ten days. ;

n
ad) Miss Downey, who will shortly

become a bride,..was given a
miscellaneous shower on Tuesday
Flevening, at her home, by the
ladies. . Progressive whist. and
refreshments were. on, the pro-
gram. On Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. J, W. Turner gave a ‘fare.
2| well tea for the. bride-to-be, ‘who

Ominééa Land (Hatrict. = ppistalet of
UT,

Take notice that Charlies Hicks Beach,

of Hazelton, B. C., occupation genera

t, intends to apply for permission
eee koh dliowing Mdenetibed

urchase | the. fo
Bada:

Commencing at a post planted at the

northweat corner of Lot 349, Range 6,

Cosat. District, and being the northeast

Pe led for, thenea
Weat 20 chairs, south 40 chalna, east 20
- thalnd, north 40 ‘chafing, “to point. of
corimencement, and containing 80. adres |

corfier of the Jand ap

lew.
more oF lead, | “Charles Hitkd Beiah
Apri sau *

left this morning for the East, .

{/FOREST FIRES IN
~ | BULKLEY VALLEY

‘For several days 4 forest fire
has been burning between Smith-
ers ‘and the Chicken Lake: settle.
tient, awhile: another has started

here for acoupleof days, leaving
this morning for a visit to Van-

After the picture show, last

United States revenue cutter
Seneca. Eleven had died of ex-
posure and their bodies were cast
into the sea. Continual search-
ing had been going on ever since
the disaster, for it was felt they
must be afloat.
The freighter Columbian took
fire on May 5 and her crew took.
to the boats. The other boats
were rescued almost at once,
while the. third tossed on the
waves for nearly two weeks,

Wilson on Mediation
Washington, May 19:— Presi-
dent Wilson told the American
representatives to the mediation
conference to plase. themselves
ina receptive mood and await
the proposals of the three South
American mediators, At the
same time he outlined the peace
policy, which seemed to him to
be conditioned on the elimination

‘of Huerta.and the establishment
of a strong provisional govern-

ment which would conduct an
‘election by giving fair treatment
to all factions:

’ New Financial Paper
A new journal, and one which
should prove a valuable medium
for the advertising of British
Columbia’s natural resources, is
the British Columbia Financial
Times, published in Vancouver,
the first number of which has
just reached us, The Times,
which starts out as ‘‘an organ
for the expression of disinterest-

ment 6n financial’ matters,”? de-
votes considerable space to an

eral Wealth of British Columbia,
full of valuable information,

Good things to eat and. drink
at Sargent’s.

Tennis shoes at Sargent’s.

GHACK and fixtures for sale, |
anes Apply. Miner Office, :

| trator of the Estate of the said Swan

ed opinion, comment and judg-|¢

authoritative article on the Min-|-

{ The Royal saa]
of Canada —

INCORPORATSD,18 4.”

Capital Paid Up: - - $21,560,000
Reserve Fimd - - - $13,500,000

Interest Paid on Deposita at
Current Rates

Banking by Matl Given Specat Attention

HAZELTON BRANCH:
A.D. McLEOD - - + Manager
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NOTICE

In THE “SUPREME Court oF BRITISH
COLUMBIA,

In the matter of the ‘Administration
Act, and in the matter of the Es-
tate of John Henry MeHale,. deceas-
ed, intestate,

TAKE NOTIGE that by an order of
His Honour Judge Young, dated 18th
March, 1914, I waa appointed Admin-
istrator of the estate of the said John
Henry McHale, - All parties having
claims against the aaid éstate are here-
by requested to forward the same,
properly verified, to me, before the
16th day of May 1914, and alt parties
indebted to the said estate are requir-
ed to pay the amount of their in-
debtedness to me forthwith,

Dated 1st day of May, 1914, .
STEFHEN H. Hosxins,

Official Administratort
Hazelton, B.C,

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NOTICE,

IN THE SUPREME Count oF BRITISH
CoLUMBIA.

In- the matter of the Administration
Act and in the matter of the Es-
tate of Swan Carlson, deceased,
intestate, :

TAKE NOTICE that by an order off

His Honor Judge Young, dated 27th

April, 1914, I_was appointed Adminis-

Carlson. Al} partiea having claims
against the said Estate are hereby re-
quested to forward the same, roperly
verified, to me before the Bird day of
May, 1914, and all parties indebted to
the said Estate are required to pay
the amount of their indebledness t to
me forthwith,

Dated 4th May, 1914,

STEPHEN H. HOSKINS,
Official Adee

m36-7 Hazelton, B. C.

The Miner is two dollars a year
to any address in Canada: _ to

cet RE

A.

ciated with regard to commer-
cial printing is the fact that -
style, display (by which is

“meant typographical arrange-

‘ ment) and type-faces are sub-,
ject to change, as in the case. -
of clothing and other fashions.
€] Modern printing shows a

* marked tendency towards the:

- neat and plain in display with a ~
liberal ‘use of margin, as oppos- -
ed to the old-style methods of
coarse, overcrowded and over-
ornamental composition. Not
every printer can give you the
better class of work,’

therefore, to your interest to see
that your printing is done at
the most fully equipped com- -
merci h

. Northern Interior, carrying. a
large and high-grade stock of
stationery,andemploying work-.
men of experience and ability.

The Qealtyh Mark Printshop is

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matter . not generally
‘known or fully appre- -

It is,

Printing plant in the —

Miner

United States, three dollars.

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PORT ESSINGTON

R =— a Son, Lid

Established 1870

HAZELTON

We carry

Peters’ Overalls

- PEABODY'S
OVERALLS |

The Lines that give
Satisfaction

WANTED:

Native S Silver
. Prospect _

- Cousiating of two to six claims, !
and situated n- the Hazelton or
Bulkley” Valley- districtz,  For-
watd at Jeagt 10 pounds of. sam-
ples, ‘algo’ ey returna, if: any,
other with short description at
‘the property-and work’ done. -
State lowest firice.and- terms,
of a deal off, -beah basie

at dide of the Buthtey’
‘The men of the’ terest

The ‘Season for Oxfords,

- Loo ‘our + Stock ovet .
WALK. OVER and.
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