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MRS. LAYTON

Pugsley Street New Hazelion

New Hazelton.
‘Henry. Gaab, 2711 Larimer St, Denver,

, Made a Viokeat “Commation in the A —

Pots: “BI: and 23, Block: 44, Section i,
“Make offer. Address

Colorado.

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” Orders taken for all kinds of
’ jamber and building material, —
large or small, and in car lots.

Prices right. _ Quality right.
Come and see me.

W. J. MacKENZIE ~

New Hazelton .

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COAL | NOTICES

Omineca Land District——District of
Cassiar: .

'Y'ake notice that J, Walter Skelhorne
of Aldermere, B. C., ‘farmer,.intend to
apply fora license to prospect. for coal
and.patroleum over the following des-
eribed lands: “commencing ata post
planted about four, miles north and two
milea east of the n.e. cor. of lot 128,
and 2bout.1 mile north of the n.'e. cor.
of claim No..1,. thence south 80 chains,
east 80, north 30. west 80 to point of.
commencement, being 640 acres, and 4
relocation of the ground formerly held
under coal license No.. 7883, and known

us claim Na. 6.
Date Oct. 5, 713 Waiter Skethorne

; omineca “Lind Diserlet—Distriet of ©
= Cassiar ”

Take notice. that ‘Ly Walter Skelhorne
of Aldermere,:B. C.;-farmer, intend to
apply for.a license to prospect for coal
and patroleum over the following des-
cribed lands: commencing at a post
planted ‘about 300 ft. from the edge of |.
_ Kiua-Yaz lake, being about 2.miles north

and 2 miles east from the n.e cor, of lot
129, thence north 80 chains, west 80,
south 80, east 80 to point of commence-
ment, being. 640 acres,:and a relocation
of the ground formerly held under coal
license No, ‘T8B4, and, ‘known: as claim

No.
Daie Det, 4, ‘B- _ Walter: Skelhorne

-mineca, sana Distrfot—District of
“©: Cassiar. . : '

Take: notice ‘that lL Waller Skelhome,
of Aldermere, B. C.; farmer, intend to
apply for a license. to. prospect for coal
and: petroleum over.the, following. des-
eribed: lands: Commencing. at’ a. post
‘planted about 4 miles north and 2 miles
east of the n:-e. cor. of Jot: 129, and-1
mile north ‘of then.e. cor. of claim No.
1, thence:south 80 chains, west 80, north
80, ‘east 80 to point of commencement,
being 640':aeres, ‘and -a -re-location of
- the: ground: formerly ~ held.-under: coal
-Ncense. No. ae and: Known - ag. -elaim

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Oct: 5, 1913 "Walter Skelhorne
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Omineca Land ‘Digtrict—Distitet of
ee Cassiar . ao
‘Take ‘notice that I,.Walter ‘Skelhorne
of Aldermere, :B. CG; farmer, intend to
apply for a license to, prospect for coal
and patroleum over. ‘thé following des-
eribed ‘lands: . commencing, at’ a post

planted, ‘about. “‘? miles north of the}

north-dast : corner’ of . ‘lot 129, and
about four miles north:-and twa; miles
west.of: the: n:-e.. eor, of claim No.1,

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‘\w. J. JEPHSON

Barrister and Solicitor |
of British Columbia, ‘Alberta
and Saskatchewan
NOTARY..PU BLIC
Room: 11, Post Office Building
Prince Rupert ‘and, Hazelton. B. Cc,

MeMULLAN’S
| EXPRESS”

CARTAGE.

a ‘Special attention paid to Baggage
“Transfer and , Local Freight Contracts

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

3)

Water but no Damage Was. :
: fe Reported

A’ blazing meteor with a tail of |
fire several): yards long, dropped

from the heavens” into Massett [to
Inlet between 9 and 10 o'clock §

yesterday morning. The. celes- |.-
tial visitor was seen by a large
number of people, but only for a
fraction of. a second. »

ably weighed many tons. It fell
into the Inlet at a point near the
lold wharf, west of the sawmill,
and its:impact: with the water:
made.a tremendous noise, . huge |.
columns of. water shooting up on|-
all. ‘sides. : :-Some: eye. witnesses
aver that. just before’ it. ‘struck |
‘Ithe water thé :meteor burst. into
"| small particles,
quite deep at ‘that point it is nott
likely that: any dredging © ‘opera-
tions will be undertaken ta secure
portions. of the meteor... :

‘It is said that the fall of mete- ;

ors in the north i is'a very unusual
occurrence, ‘although ‘frequent
enough in southern climes... The

tropical winter Graham ‘Island’ is
now enjoying may have hada
little to do, with it = Masset |
Leader. “

Sixty Bed Rooms, all

‘Northern Hotel

oR. J. MADONELL, PROPRIETOR .

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

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newly furnished. “The “”

‘Jargest and. finest. Hotel in the North.: ‘Large,

airy, handsomely furnished dining room._Bast. - | -

‘American and European’

meals in ‘the province. “
* plans...

Handsome: bar room. and fixtures.

“The .

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"very Choicest of Wines, Liquors and. Cigars

. Ninth Avene oe -

“New ‘Hazelton | :

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‘Tt was. go-|! a
ing some in-its decent; and prob- |:

As. the, cwater is}

2mm

W. E Taylor, of. Vancouver;
representing. Wood; Valiance: &
Leggat, is a visitor. in town this

week.

“Mrs. L “Anger: entertained a
number” of. friends, -on. Me

time was spent...

- Geo. Jennings was. “down, ‘from
the Great Ohio over: Wednesday
night. He: is making splendid
headway: with the tunnel” work.

Congratulations are ‘extended | wd
to Dan Stewart and Mrs. Stewart _

of Prince Rupert, upon the arriv-
al of a son,, on. the 20th of this}
month.

. Thos: G. Wall, representing the
MeClary Manufacturing Co.,’ ‘of

NHN

Vancouver, is: looking after the

interests of his firm in this dis-

trict: this week. °

of this week in. Prince. Rupert |:
and on Wednesday. night left for].
Fort. Fraser, .where he. will’ he
eonnected with: Tokina ‘Bostrom’ 8
camp. : “

Cupid has been busy and is reap-
ing a big harvest. os The year. 1914}.

promises to be a ‘record for New|

Hazelt ton districts

morning: to ‘spend ‘the next two

weeks in. Nancouver. and: on ‘the:

Island. ,.. She. was a companied by
her brother, ‘who-has: been spend-

ing the last few. weeks in. town.

: } taining
. | Oct, 16, ‘BE.

' Pat Mulville spent the fore part |=

; 5" goal
-| games: played: the old. town. pre-*

dicts’ wining ‘the. cup,” ‘regardless
of: cost; Two more. importations:
arrived Wednesday night and: are

to be” on ‘the. line-up. “tomorrow
hight. This, makes a total: of-at

least - four: outsiders | ‘and. five ‘if

y|Sinelair comes | down which +i is

tful. game -will ‘be’ on

‘| the old: rik which ‘is being “put

in good: shape.,”: New Hazelton’ s

line-up will be. the same as usual

and the boys: expect: ‘the result’ to

be the same as the last game v with

the. old town, ao

“LAND NOTICES

"Hazelton ‘Land Diatriet—Distriet: of.
.sjoast, Range V.

; Take. notice that Barbara ey Neill, of
Vancouver, B C., ‘married © woman, in-
tends: to: ap eply’ ‘for permission to. pur-
chase the following described lands: —
Commeneing at a-post planted, one-half
mile south from the. ‘south-west corner
of lot 356, thence east 80: chains, gouth
80° chains, . west 80, chains, ; north -80
chains to point of. ‘¥ommencement, con-
640. pores, ‘more or less,

.; Barbara, O'Neill

“Hazelton Land Distriat_Distriee of
Coast, Range Vv.

“Pake. notice’ ‘that Mra. Grace’ McDon-
‘ald, of Langley, B.C. , married ‘woman,
intends to apply for jermission to uE-
chase the following escribed Jands:—

|. Commencing ata post planted’ one and
a 4 one-half miles south-and one mile west
aur Pp bs eB ts ‘from the south-west corner.of' lot 356,
is.wi ‘er so-far has. een:

Thi ater 60 far a not been north 80-chains,-east 80 chains to.point
very good for hauling ore, . but:

thence acuth.80 chains, west 80° chains,
of: commencement, containing, GO as acres _

more-or less -
Oct. AB: 1918 Mrs: Grace MeDonald

Hazelton end Distriet— -Distriet of
Conat, “Range. V.

Take notice. that’! TE Greenwood; “of

1 Vancouver,. ‘B. C. , Salesman, intends ‘to

Mrs. ‘John Newick. left . Sunday

apply” for. permission to purchase”'the
following. described. lands: Commencing
ata post: planted. one and ‘one-half
miles ‘south and. two miles west" ifrom
the south-west corner’of lot 356, thence
gouth 80 chains;, west : 80 chains,. north

‘|.80 chaing,-eaat 80. chains. to:point -of

‘ecommencement, 640 acres more or. less.

‘Octy ts Bs A918 2» : Clark, E. Greenwood

thence north 80° ‘chains, west 80 chains,| °

south 80,. east: 80 £0 point of commence-

ment, being 640 acres, and a relocation |.

of. the ground formerly held under coal
license 7901, and known as ‘claim No. 21.

Date Oct. 6, 8.

“Omfa atand. Dist Het—Distri
-Cassiar,:

‘that I; Walt Skelhorne,
C., farmer; i

"Walter, Skelhome,

intend. ‘to;

‘a post
‘of the n.-e.
iles north and

Commencing
‘Z.miles nor

rang