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THE OMINECA’ MINER,

SATURDAY, JUNE 18,"

DENTISTRY

Dr. BADGERO
Of Smithers

Will be in Hazelton from
June 16 until further notice.

Dental work of every des-
cription. Careful attention
j guaranteed. j

Em mt td ee EF,

Phone 30 . P.O, Box 1635
HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT
Special Attention to Out of Town Clienta
Sute Onk, Fepegau Bock,

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

F.G. T, Lucas BE, A. Lucns

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

Rogers Building
Cor. Granville and Pender
Telephone Scoymaur 6938 Vancouver, B. ¢.

Mines and Mining
Good Properties for 3 sale — Gash or on

Bond. Development and
Assessment Work.

Carr Brothers

Eight Years In This -District.
Hnxcltan, IW. C

a ag 8 gh wee a Rh Nd Pd LY

J. A. LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters

Cor. Abbott and Water Streets

Vancouver -

European Plan $1.00 to $2.50

Rooms with Baths. Hot and Cold
Water, Steam Heated.

Motor Bus Meets All Boats and
rains.

6

THES
QUALITY STORE

Full line of
DRY GOODS
Men’s Furnishings
Hardware - Groceries
C. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT
HAZELTON

Clothes That
' Hold Their
Shape

Hobberlin Clothes are al-
ways tailored right. They
‘always hold their shape.
No partis stinted. We can
please the most particular
dresser with Hobberlin gar-
ments, Drop in and have a
look at the new -spring
samples,

NOEL & ROCK

Hazelton, B.C.
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LAND NOTICE.

Hazelton Land District District of
. ast, Ran
~ Take notice that Bila | H, Humble, of
Frince Rupert, oceupation married
woman, intends to apply for permission
to urchase the following described
ands:

Commencing at a post planted about
50 yards ina N.E, direction from the
tv mile post on the Copper river trail,

on ar island, thence weasterl

Pie ing the north bank of the slou
a chatns more or less, thence norther!
and easterly following. the south bank
'' “of the e Copper river 40 chains more or
‘Yeas, to point of commencement, con-
taining 1b acres more or less,

Elle H. Humble,
I, Wells, A

. ent,
; Dited 6th March, Bid. mi
Omlieca Land District, Distriet of
Const, RB ange 6
fake notice that Charles Hicks Beach,
of Easel tots B. io occupation: general
fent,.intenda apply for permiesion
ee to. purchase - the following ‘described

lan
Commencing at a Poet planted at the}

- northwest corner of Lot 349, Ratige 5,
- Coast District, and anal he northeast
comer of the hind for, thenca
weat 20. chains, mouth chaina, east 20
... chains, north 40 chaina, t0. point : of
 eommencament, and containing 80 acres |.

_ Charles Hi
April 2 1014,” es

Smithers Notes
(From Thursday’s Review)

The Hotel Bulkley received its
license yesterday. - -

A, W. Monroe left for Prince
Rupert this week.

Trains are now running to
Decker Lake siding.

_R. Sheehan left for Fort Fras-
er early in the week.

James Kerr came in from New
Hazelton last evening.

C. W. Nolan, of Prince George,
is here for a few days,

Constable Russell: came down
from Priestly on Monday,

Mrs. Kitt, of Topley, spent a
few days in town this week,

Mrs. McInnes left on Sunday
for her home at North Bulkley.

Mrs. Wallace arrived from
Telkwa on Tuesday, for a brief
visit,

Jennings Bros.’ new launch is

now in commission on Chicken
Lake. .

I. Anger, of New Hazelton,
spent Monday ahd Tuesday in
town, °

R. O. Miller went to Hazelton
on Monday fora brief business
visit. ;

Bob Marion, of Chicken Lake,
was a visitor in Hazelton this
week,

Mr. and Mrs. LaBracheleft this
week for a visit. to the” coast
cities,

R. A. Grant, of P. Burns & Co.,
is in town, enroute to Prince
George.

George A, Kerr went to Hazel-
ton on Tuesday, on forest branch
business,

H. G. Bamford and W. §.
Rothwell, of Vancouver, are look-
ing over the district.

Pete Talbot, of the G. T. P.
engineering staff, came in from
Rose Lake yesterday.

. BY Spriggs and A: McDonald,
of Vancouver, left for Prince

| George on Sunday’s train,

zelton on Monday, and will prob-
ably spend some time here.

Dr. Badgero will leave for Ha-
zelton on Tuesday, and expects
to spend a week or two in-the
Skeena town, .

Walter Smith, with a party of
four men, on their way overland
to Quesnel, spent a couple of
days here this week,

Stewart and Dunlopwill short-
ly’ resume development work on

“0/ the Silver Cup Extension group. |'

on Nine-mite mountain, |

Rev..C. E. Batzold left for Ha-
zelton this morning, accompany-
ing Rev. John R, Hewitt; who
will have charge of the Method-
ist church in that town,

transferred from the lake dis-
trict to Aldermere, to succeed

is on hig’ way to Scotland.
Chas, E. Mink, a notéd marke.

and Telkwa,.in the interests of
the Dominion | Cartridge. Co.

: ‘The eases of f Gap’? Hall and.

charg 6 are made, will be

| ja Prince Rupert. ausizey * whieh y,

Nonday,

W. Young came up from Ha-|.

Constable Fairbairn has been

Senior Constable MacAulay, who|.

man with rifle and. shotgun, is|.
spending the week in Smithers/’

August’ "Johnson, against - whomi is
jserlous wounding and. ‘asad

: Another Working Proper =
(From The Chaleopyrite)..,,

A lease was taken by: Rola Me- .

Crimmon on the Black Prince
Group adjoining the Silver Stand-
ard, on Glen mountain, and work
commenced on the-.old Black
Prince tunnel last Monday. Mr.
MecCrimmon was formerly in
charge of the workon this tunne!
for the Silver Standard: people
when they first started to open
up their property from the Black

| Prince or Two-mile side of the

hill and has always thought well
of the chances for.opening up a
good body of ore through this
tunnel, Ore in small stringers
or fractures was encountered in
this tunnel before it was ‘aban-
doned in favor of the shafts on
the Standard, and altogether it
looked very promising.- The
terms of the lease are not given
at present, With the miners
now being put on by Mr. Me-
Crimmon and the increased force
at the Standard, Glen mountain |
will be a pretty busy. little hill
during the summer. The wagon
road is about completed from the
Two-mile creek side, connecting
with the wagon road to the Har-
ris Mines, which will give them
ashort haul over a fine grade.

Chas. E. Mink, a noted per-
former with rifle and shotgun,
gave an exhibition of marksman-
ship in Hazelton on Monday af-
ternoon, to demonstrate the
merits of Dominion cartridges. A
large crowd saw him perform
a number of unusual feats.

Card of Thanks
Mr, W. H. Sharpe and family.
Wish to tender their most sincere
thanks to all those who, by their
prompt and kind assistance, pre-
vented what otherwise might
have beer a disastrous fire, when
the roof of their cabin caught

fire on Tuesday morning,

‘information as to the conditions of the ;

MAIL CONTRACT

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be re-
ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday,
the 24th day of July, 1914, for. the con-'
yeyance of His Majesty’s Mails, on -a
proposed Contract for four years, once
per week each way, between Hazelton
and Kispicx, from the lst day of Octo-
ber next.

Printed notices containing further

proposed Contract may beseen and blank,
forms of Tender may be obtained at the
Post Offices of Hazelton, Kispiox and
New Hazelton, and at the office of the
undersigned.

Poat Office Inspector's Office, Vie-

matier not enerally.
toria, B. C., oH ay, 1914.

known or ne appre-
ciated with regard to commer: . .
cial’ printing is-the fact that”
dtyle, display (by. which ~is
meant typographical’ arrangeé-
ment) and type-laces are sub...”
ject.to-change, as in the case
of clothing and other fashions. ~ |
-G Modern printing shows a |
marked teitdency towards the
neatand plainin display witha . ; |
liberal use of margin, as oppos- | -
ed to the old-style methods of
' coarse, overcrowded and over-
. omamental composition, Not ©.”
every printer cat give you the
better class of work. It is,
therefore; to your interest tosee
that your pnnting is-‘done at -
the most fully. equipped com-
mercial printing plant -in_the
Northern Interior, ‘canying. a
large and high-grade tock of
stationery, and employing work-
hen of experience and ability:

The ne Quality Mark Peinshop is
The oe
Omineca ..

E. H. FLETOHER, at
‘Post Office Inspector,

NOTICE

In THE SUPREME COURT OF BNITISH
CoLUMBTA.

40-2-4

In the matter of the Administration

Act, and in the matter of the Es-

tate of Fred Zoellner, deceased, in-
testate,

TAKE NOTICE that by an order of
His Honour Judge Young, dated Sth
June, 1914, I was appointed Admin-
istrator of the estate’of the said Fred
Zoellner,

ALL parties having claims against
the said estate are hereby requested to
forward the same, properly verified, to

@, before the 27th day of June, 1914,
and al all parties indebted to the said es-
tate are required to pay the amount
of their indebtedness to me forthwith.
Dated 11th day of June, 1914,

STEPHEN H, Hoskins,

Official Administrator

Hazelton, B.C.

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Department of Agriculture
Live Stock Branch

Live Stock, Field Crops and gen-
eral Agricultural Information.
Write or Call
H. E. WALKER, B, S.A.
Provincial Agriculturiat Telkwa, B.C.

se

Notice —

The following horses, left at J.
H. Snodgrass’s ranch, Francois
Lake, by M.-Stich, will be sold
by public auction, at Hazelton,
on July 6, 1914, under the pro-
visions of Chap. 29, R. § B. C.,
for wintering charges and ex-
penges, unless same are paid be-
fore that date:

One roan mare, branded - -HU

jon left shoulder; docked tail.
. One three-year-old roan filly, |,

unbranded,
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SKEENA DISTRICT

Ferry, BaBInE LAKE
[* accordance with chapter 85, R. S.

B, ©. 1911, “ Ferries Act,” the Gov- |
ernment of British Columbia invite ap- |

plications for a charter for a ferry to

.) ply on the Babine Lake.

Applications, endorsed ‘“Tender for
Ferry, Babine Lake,” will be received.

by
Host,
day, th 8rd June, 1914,

he iimits of the. ferry shail extend
for a distance of two miles above and
two milea-below said point.

The charter will cover a period ex

piring on 3let March, }
Applicanta shall give croutlineot the

achedule an which they propose to op- ‘

erate this f otal

Applicants shall give a description of
the vessel it is proposed to use and the
method of operation.
conform in all respects to the require-
ments of the ‘‘Canada Shipping “Act”
and amending Act.

All children who are travelling t>and
from _ichool shail be carrfed- free of

*vApplicants hall atdte the tolls they
propose to ask for—

‘oot passengers (adults), “each.
Foot t passengers, children tinder thir-

Asiometlis with driver and passen-

Pasdenger with saddle-horsi, ae

Passenger with horde and bu

Driver with two horses an
loaded or unloaded.

Driver with ‘four horses and wan, P

loaded or unloaded.”
Automobile, loaded. -
Automobile, unloaded. Cot
Cattie and haraes, per head, 4
Sheep, ha head. :

,

. Frelat, unperishable, per 100 ib.

applicant shall state the amount F
ant a requires. for the operation ‘-

of oe
of this: *dovecins

rtinent of Public ‘ork: J
ee se tT melee 2,

W. W. KERR.

Honourable Minister of Pubile | é
up to 12 o'clock noon of Tues-

The vessel must |-

wagon,

Gakesant c
Ca res ad ols under one year old, 7
ye ries perishable, pet 100 Ib.

. For Sale -
The Log Cabin Dry Goods and
Confectionery Store, New Hazel-
ton. Enquire of Mrs. M. Layton,

New Hazelton, 40-1

SES ESSE E NESEY SSE FS ENES SSS SENS SET

R Cunningham & Son, id,

‘PORT ESSINGTON Established 1870 HAZELTON |

“all the time”

The newest and latest j in every -depattnient pe
~ This week brings : some very fine | pieces imo
Dress: goods, in Tartans, in. Crepe, in Cre- ©...”
tonnes, Pongee ’Silks, Japan and China. ~~
Silks, Butcher Linen, Prints, Sateens, Ladies’.

bight Summer Vests. A sorting up. on _

_ ‘Ribbons, | A very: fine assortmentof Com:
~forters. ranging from $2. 25 to $15, Wom...
“ens and Children’s . Lisle. Hose, White,

~ Tai, Red,and Black Colors. @ This hot”.

_ Weather a Mortis or Arin Rocker Chair,’ et
‘a Swing Chair or Rattan Rocker for long
ing around will'add to your comfort: We
pas them on hand. :.@. Tennis: players
will find 1 ererything. a require for. the

ian tote sat lid id iil iis ln

PRT Se stage wear at are agen Hig eager paige” a
of i ies ill