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lt is important ©
for you to’
. know that I have stock and

appliances to turn out
all kinds of CARRLAGE WORK,
special - Sleighs, Whgon and
‘Sleigh | ones .

C.F. WILLIS.

General Blacksmith |

Repairing Job Work
’ Horseshoeing a Specialty

HAZELTON, B. C.

- Fifty-one B Bunks of
Solid Comfort -

Clean Beds, Clean Bunks,
- Tobaecos, Cigars, Candies,
oa Nuts, Soft Drinks, Fruits in

1 Seavon etc, ete. fo os

- The Grand

' Opposite Hazelton Hotel

Ferguson & Steele

Proprietors

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A. Chisholm

General Hardware
Builders’ Material

Miners” Supplies

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Hazelton, B. C.

®
Why Buy'a Ready-Made Mack-

" inaw Suit when you can buy a

Tailor-Made

Suit at 1 A

manufactured

Anger the Tailor
: - Hazelton, B.C.

Tien oN OF OUR |
| SUIT CLUBS |

- You may get a $20 Suit |
for $2 or $3

Drawing Takes Place Every
Saturday Night

Noel & Rock.

. Hazelton, B.C.

Slants)

For. Sale
320 Aces of Land Locally Known
as
“The Hart Cullen Ranch.
Ay i Kesion Valley: -_ Terins Easy

Price $10 Per Acre

H. Coppock, Hazelton’ .

~Draying

“al orders promptly. and carefully
: ‘ _ atecatel

EB C. Stephens

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Latest Arrivals. from Big
Coalfield Tell of Season’s
Doings ‘and Future Plans

EXTENSIONS ARE LOCATED

Season's Work Results In’ Widening
Known Area of Coal- bearing: Forma.
tion—Jackson's Company Makes Plans
for Extensive Development Next Year

Frank Jackson, locator of the
Groundhog ¢oal claims owned by
B. C, Anthracite Coal company,
and superintendent for. that.cor-
poration, returned on Thursday

evening froma hurried trip to

the coalfield, whither he went to
bring out the survey party which
has been running the lines of his}.
company’s claims.. He also
brought out’ three of -his ‘own
crew, leaving a couple of men to
work during the winter, getting
out timher for the tunnels it is
intended to run on several of the

|seams which have been -pros-

pected this season, Additional
accommodation will be provided,

jin view of the increased number

of men which will be engaged
nextspring. Mr. Jackson intends
to leave -for Vancouver within a
few days, to perfect the plans‘for
next season’s work. He intends
to go in over the snow in March,
taking alargecrew of miners and
the necessary outfit and supplies,

| including two coal drills.

West Extension of Coal Field ©
A. F, Kobes has returned from
Groundhog Mountain, where he
succeeded” in’ securing. valuable

}|coal claims, having’ discovered

and located an important exten-
sion on the west of the. field:
Those who have seen the show-
ings on this ground say: the ex:
posures indicate large seams
of ‘good’ coal. “Angus Beaton,
who spent a part of the season-in
the district with Mr.- Kobes,
came out three weeks earlier.
He is most enthusiastic in his
opinion of the coal prospects.
‘An Eastern Extension |

Fred Hasler, who has spent a
month in the Groundhog district,
returned to town on Thursday.
He prospected in. the eastern
extension of the coal field, and

seams carrying the same charac-
ter of coal as that on the proper-
ties of the large companies which
ave -developing claims in the
older portion of the district,
Camphell-Johnson Coming Qut |

R..C, Campbell-Johnson, the
engineer in charge of the Ground-
hog properties of the Anthracite
Coal Syndicate, of Quebec, is on
his way to Hazelton, and is. ex-
pected to arrive next week,
Surveyor Returns

the Groundhog coal field was A.
P, Augustine, the provincial land] °
surveyor, who returned to Hazel-
ton on Sunday, baying completed
his season’s work in the northern
camps: In the spring he took a
party of eleven men to the mount-
ain, and. during the summer sur-

-| veyed forty claims for the B. C,

Anthracite Coal Co., a subsidiary
incorporation of the National

'| Finance Co., of Vancouver, The|.

company has other clairns await-
ing survey,’ In common with all
others who have seen . ‘the coal
showings | on Groundhog, ” Mr.
Augustine is impressed .with the

-| character. and extent. of : the

field, and predicts much activity

owning. the: various groups. of

— col claims will have large crewal.

of men: ‘engaged in development:
work. ‘Westerday Mr, Augustine
went up the Bulkey valley, where
he will: ‘spend | ‘Several weeks ‘in

jsuryeying befote retumning to do
‘j some - work: ‘jn’ the: “wtointty. of

found the surface croppings of!

{LIQUOR LICENCE APPLICATION | y

Among 'the recent arrivals from nf to

next season, ‘When the companies /1

‘| of Britlah Columbia.

tae
\the-fourth. telegraph . ‘cabin, - to

canoe a:few.days ago, A fort-
night age Johnny, who had been
working hard ” without taking
proper rest, ‘was seized | with
what appeared to be enteric fev-

worse and no‘ means for ‘treat-
ment were at hand, his compan-
ions decided to take him to the
nearest point .on the telegraph
line, where he js now being
given every care possible in the
circumstances, On word’ being
wired to Hazelton, Dr. Melean
of the Hospital-staif immediately
left on horseback for the fourth
eabin, accompanied by -Angus
McLean as guide, . They had
reached the third cabin’ yester-| 7
day morning, and are expected
at the fourth today. At last
accounts the patient was appar-
ently in a,precarious condition.

“Local and. Personal

Rupert for the winter.

The Kit-ex-chen sailéd ‘for
Newtown on Wednesday, =|

Thomas Railson returned from
Red Mountain on Thursday.

Mr.. and Mrs. F:.A. Dewar
were visitors in Sealey Tuesday.

J. 8, Hicks left on Thursday
for Francois lake where, he will
spend the winter. ‘

The recent rains are driving
the prospectors in, from the hills,
and many specimens from recent
finds are to be seen. ye
E. R. Cox, manager of the
local office of the Yukon tele-
graphs, returned on Thureday
from a vacation trip to the coast.

It is now authoritatively stated
that the Nine-mile road will be in
condition for use as a sleighroad
before the two crews are dis-
charged,

ed asevere injury to his left eye
a couple of weeks ago will prob-
ably recover the sight of the in-.
jured optic within a. few weeks.

Owing to unavoidable delays
in collecting the ballot boxes
from outlying polling places, Re-
turning Officer Dawson has post-
pored the .date of the official
count for a week, go that com-
plete returns for Comox-Atlin
will not be ‘available for some
days. 7

FOR SALE
A copy of the latest edition of “The
Americana,’ compiled by the Scientific
American Compiling Pept. comprising
16 volumes, price $175.00, has been
placed in our hands for sale. Full par-
‘ticulara obtainable at our office.

. Cunningham & Son, Ltd.
J

NOTICE
fifteenth day of November next, appli-

ent of Provincial Police for a -renewal

of the hotel licence to sell liquor by re-

tail in the hotel known as the Ingineca

Hotel, situate at Hazelton, in the Prov- |.

ince of British Columbia,

Dated this ith h doy of October; 1911.
ELL & McAFEE.

LIQUOR LICENCE APPLICATION
NOTICE

‘NOTICE is hereby given that, on the
fifteanth day of November next, appli-
cation will be made to the Superintend-
ent of Provincial Police for a renewal
of the hotel licence to sell liquor by re-
tail in the hotel known as the’ Omineca
Hotel, situate at Hazelton, in the Prov-
ince of British Columbia.

Dated this 7th day of “October, ‘1911.

10 JOHN C. K, SBALY.

LIQUOR LICENCE APPLICATION
NOTICE -

NOTICE is hereby given that, on the
fifteenth day of November next, appli-
cation will be made te the Superintend-
ent of Provincial Police for a renewal
of the licence for the sale of liquora by
wholesale in and upon the premises
Aknown as the Hudson's Bay Company's
‘store, situate at Hazelton, B. C,, upon
the lands described as iota 6 and %
Hazelton townsite.
goated this ith hay of October, 1911,
: YD, Applicant,

LIQUOR ACT, 1910

* "+ (Section 49),
“NOTICE ls hereby, given that, on the
fifteenth day of. November next, appli-
cation will be madg td the. Superintend-
ent ‘of Provincial: Police for the transfer
of. the licence for the pale of liquor by
retail in and wpon the 4 premises known
as.the New Telkwa Hotel, situate at
Telkwa, British: Columbia, from W.
MeDonell to George Henry, MeDouell,

_ Dated thid 7th day | of. October, 1911,
We 8. ‘Me nate ELL, (Deceased)

R, J, McD

which point he was removed’ in a

er, and as his condition becamelio

LW Austin will go to Prince

‘north 80 chains, east, 30 chains, south80

G. A. Rosenthal, who .sustain-|¥

NOTICE ia hereby given that, on the|

cation will be made to the Superintend- -

-in Council has been pleased

are interdated inthe matter a pan

| MQuOR, ACT, 1910
“(Sectidn 42)» ,
“NOTICE 4 is hereby given that, on + the
fifteenth day of November next, appli-
‘cation will be made to ‘the: Supetintend-
ent of Provincial Police for a- renewal
of the hotel licence to ‘ell liquor by. re-
‘tail in- the hotel known as the New
Telkwa Hotel, situate at Teikwari in the
provinee of British Columbia. .
Dated this 7th da ny of October, 1911.
GEORGE HENRY MeDONELL,
an ' ‘Applicant.

LAND NOTICES.

‘Omineea Land District—District of
Coast, Range V.

Take notice that Hugh McKay, of
Hazelton, B. C., contractor intends to
apply for permission to purchase the
following deseribed lands:

Commencing at a postplanted at the
north-west corner of .Lot 613, Coast
Renge V, thence north 80 chains, thence
east 40 ‘chains, thence south 86 chains,

Mencement and containing 320 acres

more or less, Hugh McKay,
August 21, 1911, : ‘
Omineca Land District.

District of
. Cagzsiar. -

Take notice that Thomas Hurley, of
Hazelton, miner, intends to apply 3 for
permission toe purchase the following
described lands:
_ Commencing at a post Planted at the
n.-@. corner of lot 811, Cassiar, thence
north 80 chains, east 30 chains, south 80
chains, west 80 chains to point of com-
Mencement, containin ea) acres,

Sept. 1 1911. homas Hurley.

Omineca Land District. District of
assiar

Take notize that Angus J. Chishalm,

de Aldermere, farmer, intends to apply

deseribed landa: ©

Commencing at a post planted at the
&.-¢, corner of lot 811, Cassiar; thence
north 80chains, east 80 chains, south 80
‘chains, west 80 chains to’ point of com-
mencement, containing 640 acres.
Sept. % 1911. Angus J. Chisholm.

Omineca Land District, District of
agsiar,
Take notice that Alexander Chisholza,
of Aldermere, farmer, intends to apply
for permission to purchase the follaw-
ing, described lands:
ommencing at a post planted at the

thence west 40 chaina to point of com-| .

for permission to purchase the ‘following

Sans OF LANDS FOR UNPAID].
DELINQUENT TAXES IN. THE
OMINECA ASSESSMENT: -Dis-
_TRICT, PROVINCE OF BravisH
COLUMBIA.

I ‘HEREBY - GIVE NOTICH that;™

'| the above sale is postponed until

Thursday, the- sixteenth day of
November, A. D. 1911. ;
Cc. W. HOMER,
Assessor and Collector, Omineca
Assessment District, _
Hazelton, B: C., Sept. 20, 1911.

PUBLIC HIGHWAYS
Province oF Britisa COLUMBIA

NOTICE is hereby given that all Pub-
lie Highways in unorganized Districts,

and all Main Trunk Roads in or nized
Districts are sixty-six feet wide, and
have a width of thirty-three feet on each

side of the mean straight centre line of
the traveled road,

- THOMAS TAYLOR,
Minister of Public Works.
Department of Public Works;
ictorta, B.C., July 7th, 1911,

CANCELLATION OF RESERVE,

NOTICE 1s hereby riven that the reserves extat-
ing over vacant Crown lands in Ranges 4 and 6,
Coast District, notices of which, bearing dates of
May Sth, 1910 and May 25th, 1910, respectivly, were
published in tha indies of the British Columbia
Gazette of May Gth and May 26th, 1910, ara eancell-

éd {in do fay as tha same relates to lands surveyed
as Lota 185, 78G, 787. 788, 789, i TOL, 91a, 782, 188,
3, B60, B61, B65, B 864,

7194, 785, 856, 867, USE, 95

9, 870, ii, et a, 1168, 1169, "y1en,
1164, 1165, 1168, ‘162, 1163, 116 9, 467, 408, B47, 1174,
11is, 1182, 1189, 1 Te

nee 4 iy

District.
~ HOB ERT A, RENWICK,
Deputy Minister of Lands,

Denartment of Lands,

Victoria, 3, C., “Aug, 36, 1911,

8.-e. corner of lot 813, Caasiar, thence

chaina, weat 80 chains to point of com-
mencement, containing 640 acres.
Sept. 7, 1911, Alegander C Chisholm.

WATER NOTICE, ‘

I, Danie A. Harris. of Hazelton,
B.C., by occupation a miner, give notice
that I intend, on the 21st & of No-
vember next, "at Pleven o’clock in_ the
forenoon, to_ appl Me to the Water Com-
missioner at his office at Hazelton, B.C.,
or a licence to take and use 20 cubic
feet of water per second from Robson
lake, Two Mile creek, a tributary of
the Bulkley river.

i The water will be used on the Ameri-
cin Boy Group of mining claima for
milling and mining purposes,

(Signature) Daniel A, Harris.

Dated this 2C 20th dey of September, 1911.

WATER NOTICE

Charles Monrosa, Free Miner's

‘CANCELLATION OF RESERVE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the reserve exist

Ing on vacant lands of the Crown, notice of which
waspublished in the British Columbia Gazette inthe
issue of May 5th,. 1010,
May 6th, 1910, is “cancelled in.so far aa tho
same relates to the lands surveyed as Lots 2317,
2318, 2819, 220, 2821, 2022, 2528, 2524, 2925, 2826,
2327, 2329, 2330, 2331, 2392, 2334, 2995, 2990, 2887;
2309, 2841, 2042, 2343, 2847, 2348, 29494, 2349, 2350,

2358, 2369, 2408, $115, 3114, 8215, 9116, $117, R118, Stt9,
$120, B121, 8122, 9125, 9124, #125, 4128, 2197, 8128, 9129,
2190, 9181, 3182, 8138, 8184, 8135, 3136 3157, 3188, 3189,
3140, SHI, ald2, 91424, 8143, 3144, 3145, 8146, “3147,
S148, B14ka, 8149, $150, 8161, 5162, 3163, S164, S166,

9158, 3157, 3158, 3159, 3160, 3161, 3262, 3163, 9164, 3166, .
8166, 3167, 8158, 9169, 9170, 8171, 3172, 8178, 3274, 3176,

8176, 3177, 8118, 3179, 8184, 3187, SI87 and 4188, Range
6, Const District,

Department of. Lands,

and bearing date of

ROBERT A, RENWICK,
Deputy Miniater of Landa.

Victoria, B. C., Aus. i6, 10Ld. n=

Covifticets No, B20996, and Thomaa
Hatrison, Free Miner's Certificate No.
20997, give notice that we intend, on
the fourteenth day of November next,
at eleven o’clock in the forenoon, to
ly to the Water Commissioner athis
0 ce at Hazelton, B.C., for a license to
take anduse five and six-tenthg cubic
feet of water per second from Canyon
creek, a tributary of Fall river.

The water will be used on the hy-
draulic lense situated on the left bank
of Quartz creek, two and a half miles
from its junction with Fall river, for

placer ia ARLES MONROE,
HOMAS HARRISON.

ricl, notice of which, bearing date of M:
3910,was published in the British Columbia
of May 26th, 181f, is cancelled in 60 far aa the same
relates to the lands surveyed as Lots
1879, 1890, 18! 1854, 1895, 1895,

2507, 2508, 2
Diatrict, ROBERT A, RENWICK,

. CANCELLATION Or RESERVE,

NOTICE ia hereby given that the reserve oxlat-
ing on vacant Crown landain Ranze 5, Coast Dist-

25th,
azetts

'é, 1878,
609, 2510, 2611 and 2513, Range b, Bt

Deputy Hone of Lands,
n-30:

Department of Lands,

and Wedding
‘| Watches, - ‘<

u-f0 |

Beautiful ‘Designs... in ‘Engagement
ie. High grade

Wath: Repairing.
0. A. RAGSTAD, _ Hazelton,

HAZELTON HOSPITAL wsizs,

for any perlod from one month upwanl at $1 per
month In advance. This rate Includes office can- -
sultations and modicincs, aa well as all costs while
in th the hospital. Tickets obtainable in Hazelton
BE. C, Stephenson and Fred Field; th Alder--
nere, from Rev. tephenson, or at the Hoe.
pital’ from the Medical Superintendent.

_ Stephenson & Crum

Undertakers and
Funeral Directors

Special attention to Shipping Cases

Hazevton, B, C. .

“Boerything' in Canvas”

. Prine Rupert Tent and Awning Co,

Prince Rupert, B.C,

Mines and Mining

Good Properties for gale —- Cash or on
Bond, Development and
Assessment Work.

Carr Brothers

Six Years In This District,

r Hazelton, B.C.
Public Telephone

Hazelton
Two-Mile
Taylorville
Sealey

HAZELTON OFFICE:

SLINGER & AYERDE

CIGAR STORE ©

FOR SALE

Ten Acres Cleared
Land, with House, two
miles from Hazelton.

Apply to
H. Coppock, Hazelton

Le

F. W. HART & CO,
Furniture _

and House Furnishings Complete

Funeral Directors, Embalmers -

Special attention to ordera from out of |
town,

Victoria, B.C., “Aug. 16, 1911.

r Prince Rupert

Dated this Ted day of September,
1911. =

a i a pint tr, 7
“PUBLIC INQUIRIES ACT".
His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor .

to appoint
the Honourable Albert Edward MePhil-
lips, K.C.,
Council; the Honourable Price Elliaon,
Minister of Finance; Charles Henry Lu-
of the City of Victoria, Esquire;

President of the Executive

Hudson's Bay Company’s Steamers.

Flat Freight Rate $25 per ton, plus Railroad Charges

Passenger Fares: “Hazelton to

“Port Simpson” and “Hazelton” ;

r

Newtown $11, including berth a

Newtown to Hazelton $12,50, including berth

Passengers will

The Str. Pert Simpson meets the Wednesday train and the Str. Hazelton meets
the Saturday train;

find accommodation on board steamers, -

grin
and William Harold Malkin, of the City
of Vanconver, Esquire, to be Commis-
sioners under the ‘‘Public Inquiries
Act”? for the purpoga of: enquiring into
and reporting upon the operation of, the
“Assessment Act, 1908,’’ with respect
to its practical bearings on the financial .
requirements of the Province,
he said Commiasioners willhold their
meetings on the dates and at the places
mentioned hereunder, namely:
Victoria, at the Executive Council
- Chamber, ’. Parliament . Buildin
Monday and Tuesday, 25th and 24th
September at 10 a.m. At. the
* Court-nousa or the Government
Office at the following places :—
Nanaimo, Wednesday and TI hureday,
27th and 28th September,
Vancouver, Friday and Saturday, 29th
"and 80th "September,
“New W Westminster, Monday; 2nd Oc-

Revelstoke, Wednesday, 4th ‘October.
Golden, Thursday, Sth October.
Cranbrook, Saturday, 7th October.
Fernie; Monday, 9th October, ‘
Nelson, Wednesday, llth October.
Rossland; Thuraday, 12th October. |
Grand Forks, Friday, 18th Obtober,

—_

Princeton, Saturday, 14th October.’
Merritt, Monday, | Toth October, ..
Kamloops, Tue » With October, ©
Summerland, Thursday, 19th October.
Penticton, Pridey, 20th October.
Kelowna, Sate ay,” 23st October, : .:.
Vernon, Monday, 28rd October. |
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and who desire:to be heard, will not fall ,
to be ene at tie meatings. of th

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