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Smithers, B.C.

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The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues
tlekets for any pericd at $1.50
a uonth in advance. This rate
indludes. office consultations,
medicines, as well as all costs
while at the Hospital. Tickets
are obtainable’ in Hazelton, at
the Drug Store, or by mail
from the Medical Superintend-
ent at the Hospital, -

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COOPER H. WRINCH

L'censed Insurance Agent

Handling all tvpes of insurance e
including

Fire, Autemobile, Sick-
ness and Accident

HAZELTON, B. C.

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Martin's
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No charge to test and fill your battery
Service Day and Night

“On your usual Spring trip to Vancou-
ver, enjoy the hospitality of the Gros-
venor—-delightfully comfortable, full
city service, modern rooms, restaurant
and other facilities, Sleep like a top
—and step out: the front door. into the
midst of everything, The Grosvenor's
‘Joention . saves Hime,

‘with the Comptroller of Water Rights
| Parliament ;'Bulldings, :Vietorla, . B.C.,)

‘lusers of water for’ five. miles. No. ai

creek, “Water to

“erator ae os
Bilver staidard Minis Co.

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Of Interest to Most Folk

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

" WATER NOTICE

Use and Storage

Take notice ‘that the Silver Stand-
ard Mining Co., Ltd., N.P.L.,° whose
address.is 714 Vancouver Block, Van-
courer, B.C., will apply for a license
to take and: use 25 cubic feet per sec-
ond, and to store water out of Seruina
Creek, also- known as Salmon Creek,
which flows westerly and drains’ into
the Skeena river about ten miles north
of Hazelton.

The water will be diverted from the
stream at a point about a mile and a
half above the month of the creek, and
will be used for mining purposes upon
the Silver Standard Mine, described as
Silver Stapdard Mine.

The storage dom will be located at
144 miles above the mouth of the creek
The capacity of the reservoir to be
created is ahount % miles by 50 feet
wide, and it will flood about 65 acres
of land, :

This notice was posted on the ground
on the first day of Muy, 1937,

A copy of this notice and an appli-
cation pursuant thereto and to the
“Water Act” will be filed in the office
of the Water Recorder at Smithers, B.
C.

Ohjections to the application may be
filed with the snid Water Recorder or
with the Comptroller of Water Rights,
Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C.,
within thirty days after the first ap-
pearance of this notice in a local news-
paper.
The stream flows through unsettled
Crown Land Territory, No users of
water or settlement on the stream.
Fiat land from stream to mine. Pow-
er line will be about four’ miles long.
Banks of stream about 100 feet high.
Silver Standard Mining Co.,; Ltd., NPL
Applicant
By Arthns S§. Williamson,
Agent
The
this notice is May 5, 1937,

45-48

WATER NOTICE

Use and Storage ,

Mining Co,, Ltd., N.P.L,, whose address
is 714 Vancouver Block, Vancouver,
B. C., will apply for a license to take
nud use ten cubic feet and to store
water out of Robinson Lake, head of
Two Mile Creek, which flows souther-.
iv, and drains into the Bulkley river,
about et Haguelgate Indian Reserve.
The water will be diverted from. the
stream at a point at outlet of Robin-
son Lake and will be used for mining
purposes upon the ‘mine described as
Silver Standard Mine. ~

The storage dam will be located at
outlet of Robinson Lake.

The capacity of the reservoir to be
ereated is about (lake will average 25
feet deep), and. it will flood about 26
acres of land. .

This notice was posted on the ground
on the first day of May, 1987,.

cation pursuant. thereto and to the
“Water: Act”. will be filed in ‘the office
Lie the
B. CG. ‘

Objections to: the application 3 may be|
filed with the said Water Recorder or

within thirty. days after the first: ap-:
paper. a
Crown’ ‘Land. ° No’ ‘ settlements 5.”

plication or holder: ‘of water rights . ‘on
the’ whole * creek: known" as. Two: “Mile |’
th dd: ‘tor concen |

rhe: “aati tt the flat publication ros te!
a | this notleets ‘May; bid 198t ate F

:|Skeena and, Omineca in the interests of

date of the first publication of}. A

. Preparations are also heing made to

Tnke notice that Silver Standard |

A copy of this notice and an appli- |’!

_ water Recorder at. Smithers, ;

‘pearance of this notice: in‘ a. Tocal: news. F

FOR SALE—-Gurnsey heifer, due to
freshen, Price $40.....T.. Owens, Evelyn

oe &

Are you wishing any town lots for

ald office, Low rents and taxes.
nee

Thos. Marshall, sr., was operated on
Sunday afternoon for anpendicitis and
he is now doing remarkably well for a
men of his years. He expects to be
out and around in a week or so.

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The weather man ‘hes been away to
the coronation-and as'a result every-
thing from the coast eastward is two
weeks at least late,

eas

Dr, Whillan of the Hazelton Hospit-
al staff paid a visit to Kitwanga last
Thursday.

we e@

On Thursday evening last E, T. Ken-
ney held a successful meeting at Kit-
wanga

eee

A good number of Indians from the
‘Kitseruckla reserve have gone down
the Skeena for the spring: -siimon fish-

garden purposes? Apply to the Hor- |:

THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1937

Prince Raper |
- “Hotel

aan

the north land

. Prince Rupert, B. C.

H: B. Rochester, manager -

Rates—$1:50 per day and up

A real good hotel serving

B,C LAND SURVEYOR

RA: MILD, COOL. SMOKE,

WAKE UP YOUR

And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the

LIVER BILE—

- Morning Rarin’to go -

junds of
ccaga . tn eae Gaa ns bloat up
into othe body, rand 3 a -

pone af a! tile lowing Trak and maka
make
of calomel but have no calémel or mercury in

|, old
to get these two

esa and tla, t!

make th the ue how freely. They fo t the wor.
them, Ask for Carter's Little Liver Fils by
name! Stubboraly refuse anything ¢ elgn; ae,

J. Allan Rutherford

Surveys promptly executed

Smithers, B.C.

PRINCE RUPER™ B.C,

ye tenes cen oe

B.C. UN DERTAKERS

EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPESIALTY =f

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P.O. Box tan” A wire

“will bring us

ing.

~

Gust Christianson will be deputy re-
turning officer in New Hazelton for
the election on June st; and Mitchell
Newnan will be poll clerk. The pol-
ing booth wif] be in Dick Morrison’s
home. The booth will be open from
8‘a.m. to § p.m,

. : eo |i
‘Sam Meyer of. Smithers spent a. few
days holidays calling on old’ friends

along the line.
. oa ene

Geo, W. Nickerson af Prince Rupert
returned to the coast last . Thursday
after speaking at several meetings. in

the Liberal candidates. He. was join-
ed at Smithers. by Mrs. Nickerson who
accompanied him home,
es * .

dozen men are being started at
Albert. Eflioti’s camp at Bell Lake cut-
ting cedar poles. The way orders are
being received by the Hanson Co. 'the
eutters will be on the job all sunmer.

start a new operation on Salmon river
as goon as the forestry department can
get the timber sale fixed up,

day Mr. Kenney will be allompanied
by James Miller, past president of the
Vancouver Board of Trade. He whl
‘hold his last meeting in Terrace, his |
home town, : :

At his meetings during the next. few |

. THE MINING INDUSTRY OF BRITISH eocramsta

The value of mineral production for the year 1036' was. $54, 081 967
being nn incrense of $5,260,728 oy or the value of 1085... en

Investigate Beforé You Invest

NOTE—Attantion is 5 air ected to the fact that Free Miners’ Certi-
ficates expire on the 3lst of May. ‘Ail Certificates representing property
held under the “Mineral Act” and. the “Placer Mining Act” must be re-

newed 0 on or before that date,

For authoritative information regarding the mining industry of
- this Proy Ince, apply to::.- 7
"DEPARTMENT OF MINES
, VICTORIA, B.C.

_ Alany here will be interested ta learn

that a son was born ' récenitly to. Mr. }-
and. Mrs, Al. Hall of Wells. '
a . 4
~ Last Friday Miss Flick took her .
French class on a pienle to Four Mile
bridge on the Babine trail, The guest
speaker was Geo. D, Parent of New|”
Hazelton who -also
songs for the young people. “My, my,
but Mr, Parent was pleased to flnd so

alan children:

Lr

. H. ‘Senkpiel, foreman of the road
camp east of Usk on the main highway.
spent the week, end ‘at home. :
‘An old gentlemaii ‘sind lis wife motor

sang some French | §

mntteh | progress being’ made ‘bp Onnu- q

ed ‘in from California to South Hazel-|.
ton, left ‘thelr “ent and took the. train} J
for Rupert and thence: to Alaska..The|

"SOUTH. TO VANCOUVER |
Calling at Ocedn Falls and Powell River

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~ Steamer leaves PRINCE ROPERT
: every Tansy, 10. 30 na:

couple ° were’ ‘the “first” California. ‘tour: |
ists. ‘this. season and if all’ ‘te rest ‘will,

anid: ‘Mrs; Gow. at ‘South. ‘Hazelton, and *
ta, “the porting they: cha a:

’ "Supe maga.

“Buy. see “principal,”

: You are auppoiting a “Joeal indo nid ncouragi

ying public what 39 1h