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RUPERT BALL CLUB

TS NOW V ORGANIZED!

Will Have a: Good Team Team if the Grounds
ate. Ready in Time—First.
Game at New Hazelton

(Prince Rupert News)

The ball fans got the spring
fever last night and organized a
baseball club and will now go af-
ter the grounds. There are a lot
of ball plavers in the city and the
boys think that a little enthus-
iasm will bring them out. They
are going to organize a joint com-
mittee of all the athletic associa-
tions to urge the city council to
get that recreation park ready,
In the meantime the boys expect
that they may be permitted to
practice on the newly graded
Market Place,

|G00D ORE SHOWN
ON WONDER GROUP

0. B, Wallace at ‘His Property— Trail
“AS Badly ; Needed Over the
Hill for East. Side

0. B.. Wallace returned yester: |
day from.a trip to the Rocher de
Boule Wonder. group where he
inspected the tunnel work which
has just been completed. The
tunnel is in 125 feet and on the
hanging wall side they have a
fine showing of clean ore, As
yet they have not cross-cut to
determine the width of,the vein,
but this will be included i in the
next work.
_ Arrangements are now under
way for another contract and the
work will be started very soon.

The great.draw back to present

80: 0 badly.
north and. east slope of Rocherde| -
Boule- mountain, This trail’ has
been © asked” for and- when’ the
chief engineer is here he will be
approached again-and the urgen-
cy of its: immediate construction
pressed upon. him.

This. trail will not only enable
the.:Wonder. group to work the
year round, but it. will permit-a
number. of other - ‘properties on
this side of: the mountain to be
opened up. Under present con-
ditions getting the supplies in
costs as much or more than the
supplies.

AMBULANCE NOW
— ON ITS 5 WAY HERE

Shipped This Week Fro From Vancouver
X-Ray Plant Being Rapidly

eed: of : 2 trail. as “the New

‘The country: to be. explored i is sees
that part uf British Columbia’ to

the ‘north of the main. line of the
G T. P, -whieh'i is. well known to
mining men to ‘be-one of the rich-

est. mineral belts in the west and}

which up to. now has only. been
partially prospected.

The party will leave Poeahon-|* ~ =
tas about the middle of April and! [zm
be on the scense of operations as|@
soon as the ice breaks upand na-|#

vigation is possible on the rivers.
They will launch their canoes at

the second crossing of the Fraser ||
|tiver and proceed to Giseombe

portage, striking a northerly

route by way of the Crooked and |§

Parsnip rivers,

It is the intention to thoroughly |
investigate the low-grade quartz-
ite deposits at the mouth of the
Finlay river, proceeding thence

ar ond exiating. wt
art and E. 8, :Sileox, Land & Surveyors, Bowe
»3 has been dissolved by mittual con-.«'
sent, A lis'for:payment. aid all-me-" °°
nership must be sent’ =
ee settlement with- es

: S. Su.cox oe ay
: F, OF Box 960, »» Vancouver en

FOR SALE

Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Block 97° §
i Lots 7, 8 and 9, Block 3. %
and Lot 11 in Block 144 -

“Ail-in Sec, 2, New Hazelton— . §
Keily’s townsite. Make offer. : -

J. S. Barton, Dawson, Y.T. f

W. J. JEPHSON

oF The officers are:—

to the Omineca and there explore

operations is getting in supplies.
and prospect the silver. lead de-

Installed at the Hospital Barrister and Solicitor

‘the young ladies in training at

Hon. Pres.—Wm. Manson _

' President—V. A. Cole
Vice-pres.--W. D. Vance
Sec,-treas~J. A. Edwards
Manager—Fred Henning
The boys will accept the invi-

tation of the New Hazelton ball

club for a game at New Hazelton
on Victoria Day.

_ Graduation Exercises
On Wednesday night three of

the hospital participated in the
graduation exercises. In the
presence of only a few personal
friends of the girls graduation

There is no part of the country

COAL NOTICES

Hazelton Land Distriet—District of
Casstar,
Coast, Range V¥.

Take notice that John W. Hart and
Wm. McDonald, of Vancouver, B, C..
cruisers, intend to apply for a license
to prospect for coal and petroleum over
the following described lands:

Commencing at a post planted one
mile west from the s.-w. corner of lot
3396, thence north 80 chains, west 80
chains, south 80 chains, east 80 chains
to point of commencement, containing
640 acres more or legs,

John W. Hart
Feb, 24 24, 1914 Wm. McDonald
Pub, April 10 Ss. W. Hart, 7 Agent)

The quarterly meeting of the
hospital board was held Wednes-
day night and progress with the
installation of the Y-ray plant
and other improvements was re-
ported. All the contracts have
been awarded and most of the
machinery has either heen ship-
ped or has arrived except. the
dynamo which will be along in a
couple of weeks. Theambulance
which is being transported free
of charge by the G. T. P., is now
on its way from Vancouver.

The total cost of the improve-
ments will amount to $7,700 and
this amount has been raised to

els of that country, and probably
spend some time in ‘Deserter’ 8
canyon.”

it is my

posits.and the gold bearing grav-

In the matter of an’ application for the || -

_ igsue of a fresh Certificate of Title
) bat 427, Group 1, Cassiar Dis-
vic

. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
intention to issue, after. the

of British Columbia, Alberta mo
and Saskatchewan ~.. .. te
NOTARY PUBLIC. ,

Room 11, Post Office Building ;
Prinee Rupert and Hazelton. B. C..

A W. Edge Co. |

"Importers and Retail .
Dealers in

- “Wall Papers
Paints, Oils, .
_ Burlap, Var-
-nighes =

“Stains, Brusues, DRY CoLors,’ |
DISTEMPERS, GLass, PICTURE!

_ Frame AND Room ‘MouLoincs,

.. PAINTERS’ AND SIGNWRITERS’

expiration of one month from the first
publication hereof, a fresh Certificate
of Title to the above mentioned -lands
in the name of Hartley A. Callon, which
Certificate of Title is dated 14th Sep-
tember, 1909, and numbered 55R, 2 =

‘Hazelton Land Nistriet, District of
Casstar,
* Const. Range V.

Take notice that John W. Hart and
Wm. McDonald, of Vancouver, B. C.,
cruisers, intend to apply for a license

7 certificates were presented to
y - Misses Grist,. Adams and. Ger-|.
main by W. S. Hoskins. Mrs. D,
McLeod decorated the candidates

within $400 or $500. A few new
subscriptions will be. welcomed.
_ The past three months have

wf
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Bt
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_ A social evening was then spent.

the week end. He stated that at
least two miles of towers for the
tram line to the Rocher de Boule}

" good shape.
* done about the Twenty- fourth of
: May.

- Deputy Minister of Public Works |
and Chief Engineer. Griffith andj}.

trict in the way: of roads’ and

but itis felt here that his visit

. in Vancouver after spending’ the |.
~ winter at his home in London,
Eng.
' the biggest season’s work on the
’ Hudson Bay mountain that has

7 It is not likely that they will re-

a where he will.

. —P, R. News.

with their pins and a handsome
boquet of cut flowers to each.

‘Two Miles of Towers up
_ Wm. Thompson came up from
Carnaby Saturday night to spend

mine had been completed. Fora
couple of weeks they have been
delayed on account of bolts, but
all other work is going along in
The job should be

Ate Coming Saturday
Word has been received that

Wm. Manson, M. P. P., willidr-.
rive here tomorrow evening and,
it is understood, will spend Sun-
day and Monday here Inoking in-
to the requirements of the dis-

trails. He will have a busy stay

will have satisfactory results,

Col. Steele is Back
Col. R..G, Steele has arrived

He is now preparing to do

ever been done. His base of
supplies will -be at. Chicken Lake
as usual. The colonel is, expect-
ed to arrive here’ very s00n, OE

Mr. ‘and Mrs... Dan Stewart and
Miss MacKenzie will leave. next
Monday for a visit: to Scotland.

turn here, as it is possible : that

Mr.’ Stewart, will’ be: ‘located . at adhe TE

Halifax, N. 8... for: some

some of: ‘the harb

3896, thence-north 80 chains, - east -80
chains, south 80 chains, west 80 chains

. Hazeiton Land Distriet—District o£ .

‘| Feb, 25, 1914

| Feb, 24,1914

to prospect for coal and petroleum over
the following described lands:

Commencing at a post planted three
miles west from the s.-w. corner of lot

to point of commencement, containing
640 acres more or Jess.

John W. Hart
Feb, 24, 1914 Wm. McDonald
Pub. Apriltv: od, W. Hart, agent

Hazelton Land Distriet— District of

; Cassiar.

_ Coos, Range V. .
Take notice that John W. Hart and
Wm. McDonald, of Vancouver, B. C.,
cruisera, intend’ to apply for a license
to prospect for coal and petroleum over
the following described iands:
Commencing at a post planted three
miles west from the s.-w. corner of lot
3396, thence north 80 chains, west 80
chains, south 80 chains, east 80 chains, |
to point of commencement, containing
640 acres more or less,

John W. Hart

Feb. 24, 1914 Wm. McDonald
Pub, ‘April 10 J. W. Hart, agent

Casslar.

Soast, Range V.
Take notice that John W, Hart and
Wm. McDonald, of Vancouver, B.‘C.,
cruisers, intend to apply for a license
to progpect for coal and petroleum over
the following described lands:
Commencing at 4 post planted five
miles west from. the s.-w. eorner of lot
8396, thence north 80 chuins, east 80
chains, south 80 chains, west 80 chains
to point of commencement, containing
640 acres more or less.

- John W. Hart.

_ Wm. McDonald

Pub. April 10 “JW. HART, AGENT

‘Hazelton Land, District— District of
asiar.

m, Const, Cageier. Vv. :
Take notice that John W. Hart and
Wm. McDonald, of Vancouver, B..C.,
cruisers, intend to apply for a license
to prospect for coal and petroleum over
the following described lands: .
Commencing’ at a post planted: five
miles west from the 3,-w, ‘corner of lot
9896, thence’ north 80. chains, west 80
chaina, south 80 chains, east £0 chains
to point of : commencement, containing
640 acres more. or less,

‘John W. Hart ~

heen very busy ones at the hos-
pital.
for patients during the past three
months. was 2268,-an excess of

The total number of days B
Merch 28, iu

en Registry ee Prince ‘Rupert,

Fk ‘MacLeod ,
~ Distriet Registrar

GENERAL SupPligs

: : and AVE.

-. PRINCE bike ;

800 days over any previous three
months,

PROSPECTORS FOR
THE FAR INTERIOR

Party is on its Way -to the Finlay and
-Omineca Rivers‘ Country— ~
Wants Quartz or Placer

(Vancouver Sun).

What promises to be-one of the
best equipped and most ambitious
prospecting expeditionsembarked
upon. in recent years is that being
projected at Pocahontas. at. the
present time. The leader of the
expedition is Frank E, ONeill,

whose whole life has been spent
in geological: surveying, mining
and prospecting,” His: party will
be composed of the best from
Poreu pine, Cobalt, California and

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