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1s DROPPED .
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_-. Price $i 50 Complete. .
RORERT M- MOORE & COMPANY
Vancowver BG & Regina Sask,

Liquor Ac Act, 1910

Sued Section 34°.

Notice. is hereby iven that, on ‘the |
15th day of September, next,-applica- |
tion will be made to the Superintendent
of Provineial Police for the grant. of a
licérise for the. sale .of ‘liquor by: retail
at the Northern Hotel, New Hazelton,
B.C., situated on lots 12, 18 and: 14, in
block: 92, section 2,

‘Dated this 15th day of August, 1918.

. R. J. MeDONELL
7-208 wo : Applicant

4

Diseolution of Partnership

By ‘ matuia éonsent the partneiship
existing between: H. W. Kroua and: L.'
Mulvany is dissolved. H. W. Krous ag-
suming all debts of said’ firth vand got
leeting all accounts dues

os i. WwW. “Kons a
cs a — _Lyster. Mulvany”

Livestock *

a (Cows fresh caved, ‘and coming in, al-
ways'on-hand, and: tuberculosis tested.
<7 Christie; Cattle: Dealer, Collingwood

* West; corner Carleton. and Westminster

: Road,: Vancouver. :
“wood 99R.: ie

” For Sale

: -eo-oven, Jatest’ style Lange Range ei
‘cost $250; im a-: condition; will sell:
$100 cash.::;, I-tf Sack: ‘Williams

"The Hazelion

; ‘alata The Hazelion

/ gués ‘tickets ‘for any period Irom one
“ ynorith’ upy ward at $1 per month in ad
. vance, This rate mcludes office consul-
"tations and medicines, as well’ as ‘all
_ coats while in the hospital, - - Tickets ob-
a tainable i in Hazelton from E, C. Stephen-
. gon’: and © Fred. Field, | ‘in Alder-
- “mere, from Rev. F. us ai or
at the: Hospital. from the Medical Super. |
: intelident. "

“Telennone. Colling-
be * 3m

of ‘British ‘Colinibia, ‘Albérta *
> “and Saskatchewan «
NOTARY. ‘PUBLIC |

ee Room 11, Post Office. a
Prince. Rupert and, Hazelton, ; ©.

OR KNOCKED OVER

at Dockilf Basin’ ‘and is: Now.
~ Preparing Report

3. A. Beaudette arrived i in 2 town
oni: Saturday. ight, having com-

pleted: his. season’s work..on: tl e

coal area at Doekrill Basin, some
thirty-five. or forty’ miles © from
Hubert. This is the second sea-
‘son he -has, put in exploring. the
coal measures there for: the. pur-
pose of ‘determining the extent
and quality... He: ‘now through
with the work and.ison his..way.
ito New York: ‘tO. present his re-
[port to his principals. :

It is generally” understood: ‘that.

‘the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway;

‘Company is connected with th
coal: fields and is looking to them
for a supply of coal for the west-
ern end of the railway as well as
for local consumption, -

Mr. Beaudette would not give

| out any details of hisexplorations.

| The general impression is, how-
ever, “that ‘coal ‘of .a° ‘eommercial
quality, and i In sufficient quantity,.
has: been: opened up to justify the.
expenditure necessary. to. make. it}.
a‘constant shipping field: Sever-

os al people have visited the work-
ings during the summer and they
..| dire all enthusiastic over the pro-

perty and predict a great future
for that-district. he eet
The ‘Doekrill Basin is Tess: ‘than

‘a-hundred miles from New Haz-
elton. and-.by the time the coal “is |

forthe. market. New Hazel-|:. I

. Bernard Halleron, manager. of}

the’ Rocher, de-, Boule -Wonder|.
group, and one of the chief own-}
ers, | left. Thursday-. Morning: ‘for| 3
where . ‘he has}:
consented to act as’ “judge atl the} Mt
baby show or in-any: ‘other eapa-|

{ton will; be one-of the. biggest}.
|| buyers for smelters, ete...
<The GT, P. will in: ‘the very
réar future ‘construct: a. branch’
r|line from. ‘Hubert, or a ‘point. near;
there," into the coal‘fields,

Hotel and Lodging
—— - House ———

first lass ‘sceotamadittion 2 7 a
: Good ’ Rooms

Rooms and Beds: by Day. ‘or. Week

- POOL AD BILLIARD HALL |

~Beauditie. Has: -Comigleted ‘Work ] ‘é

in Did at the ‘Bveltin

-Iilness : ot.

ed. itiwas*learned with: general

grief. last Friday, afternoon, that}
Kdwards ‘Courtenay Stephenson |.

had passed ‘away at the Haz
‘hospital ‘where he had been ‘
fined. for several weeks, . He was
born “in! -Brigland in 1864? ani
came. to. thi district when onl:

twenty-nine: ‘years of age. ‘and hele

was.one-of ‘the - best known: -and
most liked business men in the]

district.

He. was plominent in the life”

of” ‘the district and occupied office | :

in several’ public organizations,

including the Board of Trade,and |. > eee
the Conservative. Association. He].

also helped in the early: develop:
ment of the. district.’

In biisiness he was senior t mem: |
ber of the firm , of: Stephenson | &|

Crum and.one ‘of the largest stock’
holders in: the; Interior: Lumber
Co, -and::the - business. of oth,
firms. has prospered. \

i
. During ‘the last few days f his

life “the® ‘deceased © “was” “attendéd:
by his brother, Rev. F. L. Steph:
enson, of. Ladysmith, and his. ‘sis
ter; Mrs: GH: brown, of: Victoria,
Funeral Services were held in St.
Peter’s' “church Sunday morning
and.: the ‘Temains. were. taken to
Victoria ‘for interment.

Barney at the: ‘Exhibition

Prince ‘Rupert,.

ity. the: directors may desire.

Barney will: be a: goed booster :

for “the New. Hazelton “district.

| He is acquainted. with. every min-| Mt:
ing? ‘property. and ‘he--knows all x

about: farming and. railroading.
Mining is a side. line with him."

| Mrs. Or.) ‘Schewan, “Varieou- J

| ver, ‘returned to he. home after

-| spending a month’ with her: _par- .

ents, ‘Mr. and Mrs.. Dan Harris.

| raleea

aithas “eppointed: ar resi
plain. the’ many ad antag
rw taking lon fiom coast:

Heed Office— PACIFIC: BUILDING sen Floor “
even race “BG.

_ Thirty, Branches iw Cara _"

- Ruddy & McKai