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Geod Properties for 8 sele — Cash or on
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Six Years In This District.
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Riverside Rooms

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4 Hagrclton, H.C.

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Latest Jewelry Novelties in Gold
and Silver. High grade watches.

Watch Repairing.
Oo. A. RAGSTAD, Hazelton

¥. 6G. T. Lucas E. A. Lucas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

Rooms 71-174 Exchange Building
122 Hastings St., W.

Telephane Seymour 598 Vancouver, B, ©.

Green Bros., Burden & Co.

Civil Engineers
Dominion and British Columbia
Land Surveyors

Offices at Victoria, Nelson, Fort George
and Hazelton.

' B.C. AFFLECK, Mgr. Hazelton Office.

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Keodaks, ear be Systems
Remington Typowriters, Office Furniture i

Prince Rupert, B.C.

BIRCH

Wood for Sale
also DRY'S! SPRUCE

P. Bennett

_ Address, care Miner office,

Haselton, BH. C,

["SMoxE
the BELLA RUPERT

and REGAL -Cigars

For Sale at all Stores |

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iL soasoned 4and Syears. Union made, and
,@ Prince Ruport industry,

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BOX 39 PRINCE RUPERT

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“7 {LABOR FEBERATION

* @{ tation.

ic. V. SMITH

MEETS IN VICTORIA

{Special to The Miner)

Victoria, Jan. 16:—The British

fiColumbia Federation of Labor,
Finow in annual session here, has

decided against the proposal to

4 {form a political labor party. On
A} Wednesday Premier McBride ad-

dvessed the convention, by invi-
He told the delegates
there was ample work in the

a | province for everyone, and said

he doubted very much if the

%|same degree of prosperity would

obtain under a labor government:
He pointed cut how the govern-
ment had aided in the improve-
ment of labor conditions, con-
cluding by stating that the new
labor.commission would investi-
gate all complaints.

Among the resolutions passed

| by the eonvention was one calling

for a higher standard of technic-
al knowledge for mine inspectors.
A six-hour day for miners was
advacated, with the abolition of
piece work in mines and a mini-
mum wage of four dollars a day
for miners, It was also urged
that no. Asiatics be employed in
or;about mines.

The membership is reported at} ©
12,000.. - The receipts for the

Sivertz, of Victoria, was elect-
ed president, succeeding Wilkin-
son of Vancouver. Next year’s
convention will be held at New
Westminster. A memorial has
been prepared for Presentation
to the labor commission, which
will visit Cumberland on Jan-
uary 24,

Major Leslie Leaving

The announcement of the for-
mation of the firm of Davis &
Leslie will be of interest to the
people of the interior. Major R.
F. Leslie, who has held the
position of Dominion government
inspecting engineer on the west-
ern division of the G. T. P. for
over three years, is not only re-

+| garded asJone of our prominent

citizens, but also stands high in
his profession, having a record of
thirty years successful experience
in railway construction engineer-
ing, He has resigned his position | a
to join W. Mahlon Davis, form-

erly city engineer of Prince
Rupert, in the new firm, which
will have offices in Vancouver
and Victoria, As consulting en-
gineers, and in the supervision of
municipal engineering, Messrs,

Davis & Leslie will be recognized
as leaders in their profession.

C, P. R. Steamer ‘‘Princess
Beatrice” sails from Prince Ru-
pert for Vancouver at 8 p, m.‘on
the following dates, January 19,

February 2, 16,:and March-2, +16

‘and 80, or every alternate Sun-

day, Through’ connection made
onthese days with train from
Hazelton. .

A large assortment of jewelry
at Sargent’s,-

Card of Thanks

On retiring from business in
Hazelton I desire to thank. my
many friends and eustomers for
their kind patronage,

. Mrs. A. J. Walters,

LEGISLATURE BEGINS
ANOTHER SESSION

(Continued from Page One)

mendations of the commission
which recently completed its en-
quiry into the subject. . Municip-

al- legislation would be introduced

to give effect to recommenda-
tions made by the. municipal

‘commission.

Among new undertakings, the
establishment of large parks at
Mount Robson and on- aien Is

Books, Magazines, Newspaper ff

and: STATO. NERY

an Novelties.

pie Pa Cards po

year were $3,000, of which. $800 | Ww
was for the Cuinberland miners..

| the following described

° containing z 16h" acres more or less.

Hesélton Land Dintiet. District. of

‘[les8 south to

a:

for the London offices of the pro-.
vince would be dealt with,

British Columbia: may not be

the support of the publie be giv-
en to the efforts that. may be
made by the federal government
towards securing adequate re-
cognition of all rights to which
Canadian shipping may be en-
titled in connection with the op-
eration of the Panama canal,

It is generally believed in Vic-
toria that the length of. the ses-
sion will not exceed five weeks,
the program’ being of a non-con-
tentious character.

It is the general expectation
that the new tax legislation will
include the abolition of the poll
tax. The creation of an inde-
pendent audit office and also a
board of censors for moving pic-
tures will also be features of the
program.

WATER NOTICE

For a License t;” “ake and Use Water

Notice is hereby. given that Peter
Daniel Carr, of Te kwa, EB: C., will a

ply for a license to take and use 0

ic feet per second of water out. of
Canyon Creek, which flows in a north-
westerly direction through Tp. 2A and
4 and empties. into, E Bu Key riyer.on
W., 2, Sec.7,.Tp he water
will be hivericd ab at 00 it. below ‘Gov't
bridge on Canyon creek and will
used for industrial purpages on the Jand
deseribed ag north 4 of Lot 1197, Tp.
2A, Range 6, Coast District,

This notice was posted on the ground
on the 2nd day of January, 1913. The
application will be filed in the office of
the Water Recorder at Hazelton.

Objections may be filed with the
said Water Recorder or with the
Comptroller of Water Rights, » Parlia-
ment Bu Victoria,

Cann, Applicant,
Thorp & Hovupa, Agents.

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LAND NOTICES

Hazelton Land District District of
Cassiar

Take notice that Erie Boje of Hazel-
tan, laborer, intends to apply for per-
mission to purchase the . following
described lands:

Commencing at a post planted on the
north bank of Skeena river, 20 chains
weat of the southwest corner of_ Lot
2391, thence “east 20 chaina, north-20
chains, west.20 chains, south 20 chaina
to point of cofnmiencement,. containing
40 acres more or less. Eric Boje,
Dec. 16, 1 W. L. Affleck, Age

uy

Omineca Land District. District of °

agsiar,

Take notice that B. R. Jones of
Skeena Crossing, merchant, intends to

apply £ ‘or Pormission to purchase the

ollowing described lands:

Commencing at a post planted about
43 iniles up the Kitsequela river and in
an easterly direction and about 1 mile
north from the, north bank of said
river and at thé southeast. corner of
Charles Kirkwood's purchase claim,
thence north 30 chains, east 40 chaina,.
south 80 chains,” west 40 chains, to
point of commencement, containing 320
acres more or lesa.. B, R. Jones.
December 24, , 1912, 27

Omineca Land,Diatrict. District of
agsiar,
Take notice that -James Henry Per-
kins of Skeena-Crossing, watchman,
intends to. apply for permission to pur-
chase the following.‘ described - lands:
Commencing . 4f-8 post planted about.
44 miles fromthe mouth of the Kitee-
quela river in an, easterly direction and
about 1 mile north of the north barilt

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of said river, and about 60 chaine east’
from the southeast corner of Chas.
Kirk wood’s purchase claim, thence 80
chaina south, 40 chaing east, 90 chains
north, 40 chains west to point of. com-
menceinent, - containing 20 acres more
or less: Tatned ft enry. Perkins.

December 28, 1912, 7 27

Omineca Land District,” District of

Take notiea that “John Meagher of
Skeena Crossing, rancher, intends
to apply for permission t purchase
ands:
Commencing at a post planted” about
th miles easterly from the mouth of the
Ritgequ ucla river and ] mile north of the
north bank of the gaid-river and about
60 chains easterly. from the southeast
corner of Chas. Kirkwood’s purchase
elaim, thence south 40 chains, west
40 fasine ~horth, 40, chains, east 40
chaina, int. of commencement,

Dec, 23, 1912, ‘87. John Meagher.

Hazelton Land District. S grstriet. of ©

nge
Take notice that. Alonzo Hamblet_ of
Everett, Wash., marine engineer, . in-
tends to a ply for permission to pur-
chage the ollowing described lands:
Commencing at a lan’
the southeast corner ‘0:

Alonzo Hamblet.:

est Range .
“Take noties 1 that Joseph Hamblet °

| Ketchikan, Alaska, frea miner, intends:
to: apply for permission to purchase the |"

following described lands.

‘Commencing at ‘a pos ae aS at the .
southeast corner of theres 60
chains west, thanea 10 chains more. or
to' bank of ‘Skeena. tlvex-
thence 70 chaine more or leaé forthanat-
oe following bank-of river back 5/:

nt of commencement, containing 40
_“doneph Hai

pores more or less,
biz, ;

Pree, 13; 2

nm

THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1913. «

That the larger interests. of| x -

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overlooked, His Honor urged that| ga

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; of commencement, sing back 40 acrés, | : . :
sa (Det, 12, 1912, 22 5 ae

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land were ‘proposed,’ ina | lalate alaialalalalaialaiaiaialalale doe! gine ene Do

being already in ‘progress,- ‘Che jg.
erection of a handsome building ) |

WwW E : HAVE a fme stock of 1
| the famous A. R. Clarke make, all sizes; _

Our Stock of Warn Clothes for. Men is. Vey Compe

| Felt shoes, all sizes; $3. 50, $3.75 and $5. 00."

| Men" Box Calf, Wool Lined Shoe, with rubber heel: 8

| white, also i in colors, oe

comfort ofthe home; takes the place. of: yo.
plaster and paper; makes a neat and: attractive finish; Jasts a,
"lifetime; can be removed when desired...
| temporary. dwellings.

K ‘ot Lined Mav's Bom.
Duck and Corduroy Coats

Wea are ofesng ;
these at special prices

- Mackinaw Coats and Pants _ oe

‘Mackinaw Shirts, plain colors, also j in. Red and
° Black, and Blue and’ Black. cheek. 23. :

» Aviation Caps, all wool, are just what you u tequire -
for the severe weather. :

MEN S FOOTWEAR

oo Men's 4-Buckle Overshoes . o aS cook
Men's 2-Strap Overshoes 2°)
Lumbermen’s Lace Overshoes:

+ per pair, Is just the shoe for. this weathe

_ _HANDWEAR »

Mitts 42. 5
Gloves $2.50.
BT, 00:

i . Men’ § Astrachan Gauntlet

oe : “ Wool .
*-°. Boys’ Wool Mitts 35¢ a pair
_ ‘Children’ $ Wool Mitts 35¢ a pair

We have : some very neat lines of Infant's $ Weal Mites i in .

to

It is well worth while; adds so much. to the

Just the! thing for.
_Allsizes cattied 3 in stock,

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