a

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the hotel known as the Northern Hotel,
situate at-New Hazelton, in the Pra- |.

; geaten TE. BNDERS addressed to ‘the inder-

+) gration: Life: Buitdiie. Toronto, Ont, PB
“the Postmaster at’ “Vancouver. B.C.

“ forme supplied,‘and signed: with their actual: Bix,

Blind Pig Case’
While in Telkwa last: week,

Magistrate Hoskins. held police F.

court, when Shannon, a freight-|

“er was ‘charged with blind pig-|-

ging. The magistrate found the| .
prisoner. guilty and sentenced
him to six months in New West-

minster.. Shannon was brought
to the old town. He has entered
an appeal,

R. S. Sargent, Mrs. Sargent
and son. returned from their east-
ern trip on Saturday night last.
They were. accompanied by Miss
Peel, of Saskatoon, who will be
their nuest for a short time.

John Hetherington, Telk wa,
arrived on Thursday morning to
assist'in the Union Bank until
the return of Bishop. '

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Frank Carel, Fort Fraser, is in
town on business for a few days.
He reports the valley in a flour-
ishing: condition.

Pat Mulville is in town for aj -

For Sale
OAT HAY

. $20.00 TON
F.0.B.

7 Writa for samples

T. R. Tomlinson, Meanskinisht

Certificate of Improvements

IRON VAULT, IRON MASK, °.
COPPER QUEEN, TEXADA a
and VAN ANDA MINERAL
CLAIMS, situate in the Omin-
_eca Mining Division of Range -
“5, Coast Diatrict. ;
Located on Hudson Bay Mountain, hear
the summit of the Copper River Trail. |

TAKE NOTICE that Boyd C. ‘Afteck,
acting as agent for Lumon Wood an
Peter Schufer, Free Miner's Certificate
No. 72879B and 78050B, intend, sixty
days from the date hereof, to apply to
the Mining Recorder for’a Certificate
of Improvements, for the purpose of
obtaining § a Crown Grant of the above
claim

‘And further take notice. that action,
under section 37, must be commenced
before the issuance of such Gertificate
of Improvements. :

Dated 1 this 5th day of November, A.
D; 1918, o-

Liquor ‘Ac ‘Act, 1910

(SeoTION Al)

Notice is hereby' given that, on: the
first day of December next, application:

will be’ made to the- Superintendent of |.
Provincial Police for, renewal of the}.

-hote] license to sell liquor by retail in

vinee-of British Columbia. A.
_ Dated thig 8ist" ‘day of ‘October, 19138.
RE as -MCDONELL |

signed’ and ‘endorsed “Tender for Construc-

: tion’ of: Wharfs at. Victoria Harbor. J B,C." will be :

received at‘this’ office until 4.00 P.M., on. “Tueaday.:

big surprise on his many friends
inthe district when he arrived
home last Saturday night accom-

Vancouver.

’. | New Hazelton,

‘to construct the road from Two

bridge into New Hazelton.

d{the interests of the B. C.. Anth-

Roger's . work at the big tunnel
‘had ‘an arin broken’ last week and |’

¢

“Applicant :

: December 9, 1018, for the construction of Wharfs
. ot Victoria Harbor, B.C. :
_-| Plans; epecifications and form of contract ‘can |. [i
: be meen and forma of tender obtained at this. De- }:,-

HAPPY ¥ WEDDING

» Day Wedded in ‘Vaneouver

Be ‘B. Chettleburgh sprung .a

panied by his: bride, who was
formerly Miss Grace Day, of

The happy event: took place in
Vancouver or October 3ist, the
ceremony being. performed in
Christ's church by Rev. Mr. Day
in the presence of only a few of
the most intimate friends. The
bride was charmingly attired in
a powder blue silk costume with
a velvet hat to match, She wore
sable furs, which were the gift
of the groom, = °

Mr. and Mrs. Chettleburgh left
on Wednesday night’s train for
Telkwa, where they will residein
future. They take with them
the best wishes of a large circle
of friends in this district.

CONSERVATIVES MET

Applied for Appropriations to Fin‘'sh
Much Needed Roads

The New Hazelton Conserva-
tive Association met last Friday
night and transacted general bus-
iness. . Vice-President Jas. Rich-
mond occupied the chair. The
association put in applications for
appropriations for several. roads
and trails to the district mines
and for sidewalks and roads in
The district work
applied for was mostly to have
roads completed that had aiready
been started. but left unfinished,
and therefore of -very little. use
to anyone, There was also..an
application, for an appropriation

Milé creek-aecross the ‘high level

- Going. to- Groundhog - 2
Amos Godfrey and J. Méen, of

Vancouver,
to the Groundhog coal: fields in

racite Co. Mr. ‘Godfrey stated
that the object gf the trip was'to
put the Proversy in shape for the
winter. - ae

*

“One of the latprers at: Bates: : be

was brought to the ‘Hazelton hos-
pital on Sunday morning.

for a few days on business.

B Chettleburgh and. Miss Grace].

arrived in town on of the other parties sent out, and
. . Wednesday night-on stheir - way

Drs ‘Fisher, “Var ecuver, j is here

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BANK ROBBERS me
_ SHOOT CASHIER

 (Gontinued from page 1) :
lby wire and by. telephone,..and
parties were sent out in several
directions,» A search was. kept |:
up all night but no clue was dis-.
covered...
“About nine o’elock Wednesday
morning Chief Gammon and Con-
stable Fairbairn started out: the.
government road: believing. that
the ‘robbers had taken tothe.
mountains, and a short distance
out the road took a trail leading |:

en and frosty and once ina while |
they. were encouraged by a stone
freshly turned over or a mark on
the ground. Qn top of the first.|-

Thill, called the oar, ” they dis- |

covered ° some bushes crushed |:
down. and close by they. picked |.
up a post office money order from
California in favor of the Omin-
eca: Herald. This had been de-
posited ‘by the manager of the
Herald in the bank on Monday
morning. A broken cigar box,
used by the’ bank cashier as é
change box, was also picked u
This satisfied the chief that “he
was on the right trail and he at
once, organized his men into_par-
ties to search Rocher de Boule
mountain.

On Wednesday. afternoon an
armed posse went over the trail
the police had taken in the morn-
ing and in the vicinity where the
Herald money order had been
fouind several other bits of evi-
dence were picked up. ‘It is the
belief-that it was . here, in full
view of the town,. and where the
robbers had a most excellent po-
sition of command, that the cash
box. was broken open and the
contents were divided: ©The box
-was not recovered. The hunters
continued’ on up. the mountain
side until they had travelled some
distaried above’ timber line and
werelunable to find ‘any further

During. Thursday there, were
no encouraging reports from any

the belief in town became strong-

chance of ‘getting out on the
morning train. : :

ing everything in his- power to
hunt; the men down and. he is
eonfident.that they will .soon be
caug ht.

a3 B ‘Tatchell stated yesterday

| ready been shipped up.

. Send to Merryfield & Cou, Prince Ru-
pert; ‘for:wholesale grocery price Hist.
It means big money to you,

“UW, & S. siding.a few. weeks |

| wagon: and. cutter ; -also set’ of

ing towards Rocher de Boule a
mountain. The ground was frog. |.

traeka or trace ‘of the. bandits. |

er that the robbers had split and.
returned to town" and took the:

Chief of police Gammon is do!

that: ‘a burglar proof safe had al- 7

ie a the brakem:
under:the moving. .car..at

‘For. gale at Mofricstown (ena

of‘steel)—team, buggy,. harness, |B

Single harness. This is a z00d,
opportunity. for ‘anyone going’ to
Decker Lake or beyond — ‘Call’on:
H.W. ‘Krous, or Lyneh Bros.,
New Hazelton. * Y2e

For. Sale

“Lots 17 ‘and 18, Block 25, Section: A,
for * $1600. Cash .$400. Apply: F.
Golding, Cortez Island, B. C. 19-2:

~ Strayed -

“ gtrayed to my premises. Two horses |
on Nov, 8; one bay and one. white; no
bells; no brands; pack marks on each.

sorrel horse: white. belly; with. bell-on;
ho brand. . ‘Owners must pay for feed-
ing and advertising. Apply to: Alex
Mechell, Hagwilget, : 0-4

a ae S +
t. E. & -Suigox Geo. aT. STEWART
i " STEWART & SILCOX’ ]

Surveyors and Civil. ~ a]
t Engineers: i
} ‘Land, Timber and Mine, Surveying ae

Estimates and Tunnel Work a Specialty.

i th Ave, New Hazelton ; od
° peter ere temermete et 2

Two horses Nov. 9—one bay, left side |
head cut; with bell. on; brand (3° one.

- Room 11, Post ‘Office ‘Building.

: Prine Rupert cand Haze ton, -.B.-

Hazelton Hospi

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costs while in the ‘hospital.
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