THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1915

resh Tomatoes, Cucumbers anc
Strawberries Saturday, Apples, Oranges, Grape Fruit, at t

herries

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OVERHEARD AROUND

NEW HAZELTON | !

School closes next week for the
summer vacation.

Jas. Richmond was a business
visitor in Rupert over the week
end.

Bill Thompson and Bob Hadden | ;
‘eame in from the Wonder group
Saturday to spend a few days. -

A beautiful piece of silver-lead
ore came down from the Silver
Bell group where Geo. T. Stewart
is working. It is on exhibition
in the Herald ore window.

J, E, Oppenheimer, who is lo-
cated in Prince Rupert, paid a
visit to the Rocher Deboule mine
over the week end.

A party of eastern financial and
mining men will visit New Haz-
elton shortly in quest of mining
properties to operate or develop.

It is reported that a meeting of
the school board will be hekl on
July 10th for the purpose of elect-
ing a trustee to fill Mr, Crum’s
place and for other business.

John May was acquitted of the
charge of murdering Bert Taylor
last September. Thesecond trial
was held in Rupert last week.
The jury decided in fifteen min-

utes that he was not guilty.

Steamer Prince

THROUGH SERVICE

PRINCE RUPERT TO WINNIPEG

Steamer Prince Rupert leaves Prince Rupert 9 a.m, every Friday.
George leaves Prince Rupert every Monday at
9:00 a.m. Purchase through tickets from Local Agent or Train
Agent and check your baggage through.

G.T.P. RAILWAY —Westbound train leaves New Hazelton at
10.81 a.m., Monday, Wednesday, Friday for Prince Rupert, con- |
necting with above steamers, Traine leave New Hazelton East-
bound at 6.23 pim., Monday, Thursday, Saturday, for Edmonton,

: Saskatoon, Winnipeg. Etc.. connecting at Winnipeg for St. Paul,
Chicaga, Toronto, Montreal, New York, ete. :
- ELECTRIC-LIGHTZD SLEEPER AND PARLOR CAFE CARS, Monday's east bound and
Friday's west bound train carries Blectric-lighted Tourist Sleeping Car. For points east of
Chicago haveyour tickets read via the Grand Trunk System—The Double Track Ronte, For full
information, through tickets, ete, apply to your Local Agent, or to ALBERT DAVIDSON,
. General Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

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New Hazelton

Fred Brewer spent a few days
in town getting supplies, He
is much encouraged with the
result of the work they have been
doing lately and he now sees some
returns coming from their labor.

The C. P. R. Steamship Co, is
now running its splendid coast
steamers on the summer schedule
making excellent connection at
Prince Rupert with the trains.
The C. P. R. service needs no
comment—it is alwavs the best.
See the advertisement on another
page in this issue.

Serving Sulkley Valley Fair

Secretary Beck of the Bulkley
Valley Agricultural Society came
to town on Wednesday. He is
travelling through the district on
his wheel in the interests of the
big fair to be held at: Telkwa,
Mr. Beck has gone down the
river to interview the farmers
and on his return will spend a
few days here.

Spelter Works For Canada

Steps should be taken by. the
Dominion and Provincial Govern-
ments for the establishment of
spelter works in Canada, ‘There
is at present no market for Cana-
dian zine ores in the United
States where the smelter works
are filled up with supplies of their
own ores and in consequence are
not in the market for Canadian
shipments. This has a serious
effect upon mining in British Col-
umbia where zine products are
now an important source of rev-
enue to the silver-lead mines.

With such an active world de-
mand for zine, it is not in the in-
terests of Canada that this con-
dition should longer continue,

jjand itis up to the governments

to help in the establishment of
such an important industry as a
home spelter works capable of
taking care of the zine output of
Canada,

Pay Streak in Omineca

‘It. is stated that the Kildare
Gold Mining-Co., of Ottawa, has
struck a rich placer ground in
the Omineca and that they will
make a big clean-up this year.
It is also reported that a number
of other companies will bring out
a bunch of gold this fall.

The Potato

Everybody may think he or she
knows the potato, but a perusal
of Pamphlet No. 2, issued by the
publication branch of the depart-
ment of. agriculture, Ottawa,
upon the Solanum tuberosum,
will convince the same he or she
that there is much to learn. A
reprint from the Agricultural
Gazette, official mouthpiece. of
the department, the pamphlet is
a collection of articles of superla-
tive worth. Introduced by a brief |*
historical statement showing the
place the potato occupies in the
world’s domestic economy, and
especially that of Canada, by
which it would appear that the
crop is worth to this country up-
wards of $41,500,000 a year, we
are presented with a complete
exposition of the cultiyation of
the tuber; the diseases to which
the potato is subject and how to
control them, and the results of |#
inspection under the ‘‘Destructive
Insect and Pest Act,”’ ete.

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COAL NOTICES

Skeena Land District—District of |
Caaslar. a

Take notice that I, W:-J. Sweeney of
Hazelton; B. C., prospector, inten
apply for a license to prospect for coal
and petroleum on the following describ-
ed land: Commencing at a post planted
on the Naas river, about two and a helf
miles south-east of the junction of Fry-
ing-Pan creek with the Naas, thence
north 80 chains, thence west 80 chaing,

chains to point of commencement, con-

taining 640 acres,

. Dated Apr. 15, 1915
Fred Brewer, Agent

Skeena Land Distriet— District of
Gasslar.

Take notice that I, W. J. Sweeney, of
Hazelton, B. C., prospector, intend to

ed land; Commencing at a post planted
on the Naas river about two an
ing Pan creek with the Naas, thence
thence south 80 chains, thence west 80

taining 64) acres.

Skeena Land District—District of
Casslar, ..

Take notice that I, W. J. Sweene
Hazelton, B. ¢., prospector, inten

of }
to:

petroleum on the following describ-

ed land: Commencing at 2-post Planted
on the Naas river, about two and ahalf ;
miles south-east of the junction of Fry-
ing. Pan ereek with the Naas, thence
south 80 chains, thence east 80 chains,
thence north 80 chains, thence west 80
eheins to point of commencement, con-
taining 640 acres. 50 [-
-Dated Apr. 15, 1915: W. J. Sweeney |]
Fred Brewer Agent }

,Skeena Land District—District of
Cagslar.
Take notice that I, W. J. Sweeney of
Hazelton, B. C., prospector, intend to }
apply for a license to rospect for coal

on the Naas river, about two and ahalf

south 80 chains, thence west 80 chains,
thence north 8@ chains, thence east 80
chains to point of commencement, con-
taining 640 acres. - BO
Dated April. 15, 1915 W. J. Sweeney !
Fred Brewer, Agent 4

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Fred Brewer, Agent HS

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