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HERALD, NEW H AZELTON, B. C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1938

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The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues
titkets for any period at $1.50
a ‘nonth in advance, This rate
invludes office eonsultations,
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.

fof Smithers, who died on. Sunday.—

ithis week,

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PRINCE RUPER™, B.C.

& Prince Rupert
Hotel

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Rates from $1,50 a day up

Orme’s, Ltd.

(The Pioneer Druggist)

The Mail Order Drug Store
"of Northern B. C.

Drugs *' Stationery
Fancy Goods Kodaks.
Pictures Developed and

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Prince Rupert, B.C.

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Of Interest:

to Most. Folk

Gathered from Here, There :and Beyond

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Many here will remember Dr. W.
Ross' Stone, one time house surgeon
at the Hazelton’ Hospital. The Necha-
ko Chronicle says: “Dr.:W. Ross Stone
has been successfully operated on in
an Edmonton hospital, and is making

satisfactory progress.”
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Puneral services were held Wednes-
day afternoon at McPherson's Funer-
al Chapel for William Martin Brown

Kamloops Sentinel.
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Mrs. Benson is a delegate from Haz-
elton to Presbytery in Prince Rupert

DEPABTSIENT OF MINES

Synopses of Mining
Laws

MINERAL ACT

Free Miners’ Certificates |

Any person over the age of elghteen,
and any Joint Stock Company is entitled
to enter upon all waste lands of the Crown
and upon any other lands whereon the
minerals other than coal are reserved to
the Crown and its licensees (with specific
reservations), for the purpose of prospect-
ing for minerals, locating claims, and min-
Ing. The fee to ‘an tndividual for a Free
Miners’ Certificate is $5.00 for one year,
To a Joint Stack Company having acapital ;
of $100,000.00 or Jese the fee for a year
is $50.00; if capitalized seyond this the
feo is $100.00. The Free Miners’ Certifi-
eates run from date af issue and expire
on. the 3lst of May next after its date
or some subsequent Sist of May. Certi-
ficates may be obtained for any part of
year terminating on 3lst of May for
@ proportionately less fee. (Free Miners’
Certificates are also applicable to the
+|Placer Mining Act.) - .
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Mineral Claims

Bize: 51.65 acres.

Recording feet $2.60 per claim,

Representation: Assessment work to the
extent of $100.08 must be done each year
and recorded on or before the anniversary
data of record of the claim. Cash in the ©
gum of $100.00 may be paid in Heu of
such assessment worl. ee for recording
assessment work, $2.50. If the required
assessment work has been performed
within: the year,.but not recorded within
that time, a free miner may within thirty
days ‘hereafter. record such assessment
work upon payment of an additional fec
of $10.00. The actual cost of the survey
of a mineral claim to an umount not
exceeding $100.00 may also be recorded
as. assessment: work, AS BOOM a5 ASSESE-
ment wark to the extent of $500.00 (or cash

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The Kinsmen Club, sponsers of the
Spinsters ball, to take place on Mon-
day, February 28, has asked Dr, A. 8.
Wallace, anf Mrs. Wallace, Mr.. nnd
Mrs, Donaid Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles McGillivary and Mr. and Mrs.
Carson McLeod to be patrons and pa-
tronesses of the ball.- ‘They have ac-
cepted. Since the dance is tu be the
first program bali in Kamloops in a
long time the niales are advised to get
busy ‘and get their curds  filled.—

Kamloops Sentinel.
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Johnathan Brown ‘of Glen - Yowell
lost his house by fire ou ‘Tuesday last.
The fire was caused. by an over-heated
stove pipe, and while the bullding was
a complete loss, the contents were ail

{sared.. That night the natives of the

village met and raised $67.00 and pre-
sented it to Mr. Brown. He has now
bought the Willie Green house and is
setting his family settled there,
ore.

Owing to circumstatices over which
he had no control, Rev, D. W. More is

not attending Presbytery this week,
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Rev. Bishop Black of Kitseguecta is
a patient in the Hazelton Hospital.

will probably be returning to his work
this week.

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James Turnbut is at hoine again.
He is feeling fine and wants to get go-
ing. He figures spring has come or is

‘Just: arowid the coiner,

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Norman Cary, also a long term pa-

coming nround the corner, ang hé’ is
ont walking in the fresh air daily.

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Don’t forget St. Patrick's dance on
Thursday, March 1th, in the New ,
Hazelton hall, in aid of the Catholic!
Ladies Aid Society. Good musie and
good eats. Admission 50¢ _.

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Dr. E, B, Wrinch paid a visit ‘to
Ninithers on Tuesday of this week.

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Mr. and Mrs: 8. Mallinson and Mr,

_ find Mrs. Win. ‘Gow’ entertained ‘Mon-'

day evening at the home: of Mr. -and:
Mrs. Gow, six tables of. bridge, mostly

paid of a lke amount) is recorded
and a survey made of the claim,
the owner cf such claim fs entitled to a
Grown Grant on payment of a fee af
$95.00, and giving the necessary notices
' required by the Act.

PLACER MINING ACT

Four types of placer claims:

“Greek diggings; bar diggings: dry, dig-
gings: and precious stone diggings. (For
details see Part 1, Placer Mining Act.)

Representation: A placer claim must
ba worked by the owner or someone on
his behalf continuously oa far.as prac-
tleable during working hours, ‘Lay-overe
and leaves of -absence may be declared -
by the Gold Commissioner under certaln
conditions, ‘To hold a placer claim for
more'than one year it must be re-recorded
before the expiration of the record or re- .
racorad. -

. Placer Mining Leases

Size and methed of staking, etc. .
Elghty acres in extent, staked along a
" “location Hne™ not. more: than' one-half
mile m length. In this. line one bend or
change of direction fs permitted. Where
a straight line is followed two posta only
‘are necessary, ie., an “Initial post’? and
a “final post.” ‘Where there is a change
‘of direction a lega) post must be placed
_ ta mark the paint of the sald change.
. The leasehold {a allowed a width not in
excess of one-quarter, mile. The locator
fa required within. thirty days efter the
’ date of the location.to post a notice ‘in
the office of the Mining Recorder setting .
out the name of the applicant; the num-
ber of his free miner's - cert{ficate;: the
date of location: the number of fect lying
to the right and lefé of the location lino:
‘and the approximate ares or sizeof the
ground, . mo,
Dredging lenses. on rivera for five miles
below. low-water “mark, ave also. granted.
Fees: Annual’. rental’ on placer mining

‘|. «lease,- $20.00. annual. development work

required. to be expended, '$280.00;- annual

rental on dredging lease, $25.00 por mile;
“annual: development:.work required: to be

expended, $1,000.00 per milo: ‘the value of
* any new .plant:or. machinery “gimployed, ito
count es money. expende 7 .
. Fea for recording certiticata.of work, 62.60. .
Besse fee, @6.000 0. ce yee
at .Pravislinal . Free Minera’ / Certificates,

(Plager). Act. a,

"8 cy Department of Mines Aot 0
Among other things, ‘there Acts :provide.
for the staking and representing of. placer
y free assays,

‘- nesistanee to
ete, ‘

a aetatled’
‘the!

“ prospectora

synopels of the. above Acts; -

* plao the "Mines. “Development ::, Aoct'y. -
“Mineral Survey and Development <Act!;.
“Iron and . Steel >: Bounties” Act’; - and
“Phosphateemining : Act’; :are ‘available at

‘old timers. in ‘the “district. It was. a

telephone bridge and the procéeds were

in aid of the Hazelton Golf Club. Mrs.’
LA. Invine wou the ladies prize and D,

Lay got prize for men,
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Miss Storey, R.N., of Vancouver, ar-
vives in Hazeltoe on Thursday to take
A position onthe nursing staff, and on

.|Thursday of: next week Miss Bolton, 2

N. will'arvive from the south to join
the staff,
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Alex, Kizklywa’ of -Kitwanga, who.

{was a. patient: in‘the hospital-for some

dnys, was able: to refiirn to his work

this week,
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Premier. ‘Pattullo is advocating “the
establishment onthe const of “a large,

the Department .af Mines, Vistorla,; Com-
plete copies of the Acts may be abtained

from_the King'a Printer, Victoria. 4
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= There seems to be' a deal of troubl

He bas made such progress that he -

f pa--out of it as they know where the ore
tient at the Hospital, thinks spring is- -hree

in the world today. Germany had ,a
crisis, now Austria has one; Italy had
several, or oe continuous ‘one, and out
of all this Great Britain developed.a
| eul one, Of course the United States
has been more or less of a erisis since
| 29,- Canada is trying to develop uw
ainall one over the C.B.C,, the Victoria
lection, the tarriff changes and Pre-
-nier Hepburn of Ontario. Then most
men and women claim to have a crisis
but very. like the great nutlous, their
risis' is more in the nature of a big

-grouck. :
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Good. night! A man in Manitoba
has discovered 13. new suurces of. re-
,venue the government of
might adopt and bring in $28,000,000
aunnaliy.' British Columbia please do
‘not take notice. That man is crnay.
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The Conservatives will meet in Ot-
tawa on Mareh 8 and.4.- Perhaps it
will be arranged to hold f national
eonvention in the summer, The Cor-
servlives of British Columbia are algo
talking of a convention in the summer:
The question of leadership seems to
be the chief worry of both organiza-!
tions. Possibly if there. were not so
many would-be leaders and a alot of

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good followers the -party might get go-:
ny places.
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Moses Jones of Kitseguecla, ins
gone to Port Simpson to represent his
vitnge at -the opening of the new
ehurch at Port Simpson. He ‘vill aso '
attend Presbytery in Prince Rupert
this week, :

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Three old ar of the district are

at the American Koy property on Niue |
Mile mountain anil ore taking out ore.
They will have a shipment ready about
the time the snow is gone and the road

is flt for use. They may make a mine

is and none of the three profess any

qualifications ‘a 8eologists or engine-|-
ers,

They are working.- where they

figured the engipeers ‘and the experts
should have had! the -work done.
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mgineer Cunliffe was

gf the district the first

Public Works
around this ead
of the week. | i ;

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Alex, Grant unlerwent an operation
the first of the weer sind at ‘the Hos-
pital it is senag that he'is doing as

Your trip to Vancouver—to be at the
—should include Hutel Grosvenor, for
here is evéry cunventence of n large i:
hotel-—yet with the equitude of a pri- .'@
vate home. The Grosvenor brings all <¢
thee city near you, it is so central. -
Why not reserve a nice room now,

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‘RECENT PUBLICATIONS:— °°
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Annual report of the Minjster of Min nes forthe year. ny}

Bulletin—“Notes on Placer Mining ‘in, ‘British; Columbt

- Brochure—"Dlementary Geology Appl.ted :

ibilitlés for the Manufacture of Mineral Wool in B.C." _
minary ‘Review of tid: Miiing.In dustry for the year 1937 _
ovince-‘showlng the’:various--mining “divi: ..

Prana an 7 | 7 OT,
thelahove . publieationg:-aprty “to:

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