CHURCH OF ENGLAND
ST. PETER'S, HAZELTON
Sunday Services: Morning at 11 o’elock; Sunday
School at 2.30 p.m. Native service, $80 pan;
Evening Service, 7 p.m,
Rev. J. FIELD,

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
HAZELTON
Services held cv Bund i
Church Troon, at 140 celock. ay evenine in the
Rev. DR. McLean.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND
SEALUV
Services hel] every Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock
in the church building on Peterson's

NEW HAZHLTON
Services held every Sunday evening at 7:30
o'clock in the Church Tent.
1, C, LUCKRAFT.

Local and Personal

“All river steamers are in oper-
ation.

W. J, Driver was in from the
Valley yesterday.

J, W. Austin has gone toPrince
Rupert for the winter.

Mrs. Boyce left on the Port
Simpson for Prince Rupert.

George McKenzie was in from
Merricetown during the week.

Mrs. St. Denis was a passenger
for Prince Rupert on the Con-
yeyor,

George Cunningham of R.
Cunningham & Son, Ltd,, is in
town.

Walter Williscroft returned on
Tuesday from his visit to the
capital.

Mr. and Mrs. E.'0’ Shaughnessy
and Miss Moe have gone to Van-
couver for the winter,

Mrs, A, O. Franks came from
Prince Rupert on Thursday, to
join her husband here,

W. H. Stewart has left Prince
Rupert to join the drafting force
at G. T. P. headquarters.

The Galena Club is offering a
Stetson hat for the highest score
at box ball up to October 20.

The G. T. P. hotel at Prince
Rupert is to be seventeen stories
high, and will cost $1,500, 000.

Rev. J. Walter Guy, of Telkwa,
returned home yesterday, after
spending a couple of daysin town.

Seventy sacks of mail were re-
ceived at the local postoffice dur-
ing the first three days of the
week, ~

Nelson Gay, formerly at Skeena
crossing, is now engaged upon

THE OMINECA MINER, “SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1911, ©

machine work at company head-
quarters,

Paul H. Moore, of San Fran-
cisco, has returned home, after

‘|making investments in Bulkley

valley land,

Twelve hundred feet of cord-
uroy has been laid on the new
section of the main road through
New Hazelton.

The Port Simpson arrived from
the end of steel on Thursday,
with a full cargo and a number
of passengers.

Fred Hasler left for Vancouver
on Tuesday, to transact business
in connection with his coal hold-
ings in the Groundhog district.

The Hudson’s Bay company is

_ {shipping a large Sibley furnace

and pipe to the Silver Standard,
to serve as ventilating apparatus.

A. P. Augustine, the surveyor,
went to Bulkley valley on Tues-
day, to survey a number of pieces
of land. He will return about
Nov. 1.

Deputy-registrar Kirby is send-
ing to Prince Rupert a dozen
applications for naturalization,
These will be submitted to the
judge on November 6,

Frank Martin has gone to
Hudson Bay mountain, with the
object of bringing out acouple of
horse loads of the native silver
ore from the recent discovery
there,

P,. B. Carr has gone up to the
Carr Bros’ ranch, accompanied
by J. H. Hetherington, teller at
the Union Bank, who will spend
a brief vacation as guest atthe
ranch,

Cataract, resulting from the
recent injury to his eye, makes
it necessary for G. A. Rosenthal
to undergo an operation, and he
will leave for Vaneouver on the
Inlander.

Arthur L. Ford, Dominion
government engineer, was in
town for a few days, passing G.
T. P. contractors’ estimates, He
returned to Prince Rupert on
Wednesday, °

J. G. Halleran, the Natural Re.

sources Security Co,’s representa-

100 Cases

Rubber Goods

amived on the

Inlander

R. Cunningham & Son, Ltd.

Hazelton

DRY LUMBE

Get prices from us before you build in New Hazelton.
are ready with the goods

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Ready for Building in the
New Town

We

Interior Lumber Company

Hazelton

tive, has returned to Vancouyer |

to arrange for the development
of the new townsite across the
Bulkley river from Hazelton.
Frank Johnson’s pack train
took a cargo to the Chicken lake

store of Broughton & McNeil, |’

and is now making the last trip
of the season, taking goods to
Aldermere for the same firm,

J. C. K, Sealy is sending out to
his ranch a large amount of pow-
der for use in stumping. Hehas
now fifty acres under cultivation,
and 200 acres cleared, of which
as much as possible will be
plowed this fall.

D. D. Sprague has returned to
gervice in the engineering corps
‘of the G. T. P., after spending
several months at his home in
Ontario. With Mrs. Sprague he
has taken up his residence at the
headquarters camp.

JT. J. Thorp came down from
Aldermere on Tuesday. He is
en route to the coast, with a prob-
able trip to England in. view, but
expects to return in the spring to
the Bulkley valley, where he has
a number of interests.

Mrs, Hirst, of Victoria, who
has been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Sharpe, has
has returned to her home in Vic-

toria, accompanied by her son]:

Ivor and Mr. Sharpe, who will
spend the winter in the provincial
capital.

Arthur Skelhorne, of the B, C. '

Brokerage company, returned on

Monday from a business trip - of |:

seven weeks duration. He visi-
ted the principal coast cities, and
found public attention attracted
to the lands and mines of this
district.

Frank A, Jackson, the Ground-

hog coal man, went to Sealey on
the Kit-Exchen on Tuesday and
caught the Conveyor for the
coast, where he goes to perfect
plans for the next season’s opera«
tions on his company’s big coal
property,

A despatch from PrinceRupert
states that the county court will
be in session there’ for at least

another week, and Judge Young
cannot fix a date for the expected |

sitting in Hazelton. It is un-

likely that court will be held here |
fist, heeame the wife of the popu-
T. T. Dunlop, assistant super-.

before spring,

intendent of construction for
Foley, Welch & Stewart,
turned on Wednesday from a
month’s vacation, which he

. {spent in the north west provinces,

With Mrs. Dunlop, who accom-
panied him on his return, he will
take up his residence at Telkwa.

G. &. Malloch, of the Dominion
Geological Survey, who hes been
engaged in making an examina-
tion of the Kispiox coal prospects |
since his return from Groundh
is in town fora few days. Be-
fore leaving for Ottawa he will
pay a visit to Juniper basin, to
examine the showings on the
Rocher de Boule and other prop-
erties,

P. E. Sands and party left for
Seattle on Sunday, taking the
‘Parthest North’? car down on
the Port Simpson, . They thor-
oughly enjoyed their brief stay.
in Hazelton, and were pleased ti

|
The People of the
Bulkley Valley

are now enabled to pro-
cure at home everything
they require in General
Merchandise and Sup-
plies, at prices which
mean a pe saving on
every order.

he establishment of
our big store at Telkwa
with a stock as complete
and well assorted as that
carried in: our Hazelton

We buy i in -carload
lots, in markets of our
own choosing and get
the lowest prices. - Our
knowledge of the re-~
quirements of our cus-
tomers enables us to
select the commodities |:
best suited to their-|- °
needs. We can there-
fore supply the best

re-.

tunity.

store, affords the oppor-

goods cat the lowest:
prices, ‘and without any”
delay.

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Quality Right

_R.S. Sarg ent

Groceries, Clothing, Miners’ and Farmers’ Supplies | =.

Talker B.C. |

dance in their honor at the
Hazelton hotel, Mrs. Harvey
and F. J. Smyth furnished
splendid music and a large
crowd was in attendance.

Dr, A. H. Wallace, medical

‘| guperintendent of Telkwa hospi-

tal, returned from the coast on
Tuesday with his bride,.and was
given a rousing reception by his
many Hazelton friends, On Sept.
$1, at Vancouver, Miss Louise
Lehrman, daughter of Charles
Lehrman, a terminal city capital-

lar physician, bride and bride-
groom leaving almostimmediately
for the north, On Thursday

moming Dr, and -Mrs. Wallace)

started for Telkwa.

Superintendent Arthur Gris-
wold is down from the Sunrise.
He reports that the crosscut
started 50 feet from the mouth
of the upper tunnel has been
driven 25 feet and has tapped the
big-Sunrise vein, which shows 6
feet wide, with considerable good
ore, Beyond surface work,
nothing has yet been done on the
‘other leads on‘this group. The

phowing is greatly improved as|

a, result of the season’s work.
Owing to the difficulty of getting

‘supplies up to the property it is

‘not probable that work will he
carried on during the winter.

Hopeful of Settlement
B Lethbridge, Oct. 13:—The coal

strike situation is being discussed

with the hospitality they receiy- Fin, convention here. There is a

ed. - On Saturday evening, C. G.

~/ | Harvey gave a most enjoyable

“J Just A WORD ABOUT PRINTING |

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PrP Se nets

that talks.

» here is no business that cannot be made more

profitable by well conceived printing. Let |
Us produce the kind of printed matter that you
need---the distinctive, effective kind---the kind [i
We have an upto date plant and do ai
printing of the better sort.

Cards, letterheads, envelopes, statements, billheads, hand bills,
tinie checks, pamphlets, wedding and society stationery, etc.

The Miner produces the best R
class. of work. | _ Located opposite Goverment Ofc

mae eee

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Sarl see

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oy) Seer

| fond marked
@!| south 80 chaing,- cast 80 chaina, north
HH 1-80. chaing, west 80. echalna ‘to point ‘of |’

general feeling among the dele-

gates that the end will be satis-
factory to the miners and the
q Pattie

LAND NOTICES

" Omineca Land District. District of

Coast, Range 4.

Take notice that J eae Luey Wallace

of Vancouver, nurse, intends to sine
for Rereribed tand to purchase the follow-
ing leseribed lands;

ommencing at a post planted about
5 miles up the Nadina River from the
head of Francols Lake on the north
bank and marked J
thence south 40 chain, west 80 chains,
north 40 chains, east 80 chains to point
of commencement conteining 820 acres
more or leas. Jessie Lucy Wallace.

September 10, 1911.

Mii Omineca Land District. District of:

ast, Range 4.
‘fake notice that Robert N. Dolbey of

) . Vancouver, doctor, intends to apply for
% Bermigsion to firchase the . fol

lowing
scribed lands;
Commencing at a post. plantad . about
'B miles u up the Nadina river ftom the
[head of Francois lake on the north bank
‘R.N.D: Nw, corer, thence

commencement. . containing .449. acres

«Robert

1) mereor less...
- September 10, 1911, _

+ Dolbey.:

eG D. J. McDougall

Hazeltan's Favorite Resort

4 GALENA | CLUB

BOX OX BALL
POOL AND BILLIARDS

Soda Fountain Equipped to serve Finest Ice Cream Sodas, _ .

Sundaes, eté., etc.

Our specialty is the best Confectionery, including unzivalled
Imported Chocolates.-

Choicest Egyptian and other Imported Cigarettes
Books, Magazines and Penodicals

. Fi ine Cigars.

E, J. Tate ,

Ingineca Hotel

McDonell & McAfee, Props.

The only family hotel in the district.
Night and day restaurant. Modern conveniences.
Reasonable rates. Good Stable in connection.

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Hazelton

Choices of Wines, Liquors. and Cig
= always on hand. —

Private dining rooms.

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J.L.W., Ne. corner, | --

Sash and Door Factory

Hazelton’s New Industry

Full stock of all kinds and sizes of Window
Sash, Doors, Office Fixtures, Interior Finishings
on hand or Made to Order. -

Large stock of Luimbér-and Building Materi-
als, Tinsmithing, Plumbing and Steaming.

Job and Shop Work a Specialty,

Plans and Specifications.

"Stephenson & Cram
CONTRACTORS AND ‘BUILDERS
Hazelton