Prince Rupert Tent and Awning Co.

Prince Rapert, B.C,

Local | Personal |

The trail to Groundhog is
busy highway now- a-days,

J..W. AUSTIN
Provincial Assayer

Prompt and Reliable Work
Hazelton, HR, C.

for Prince Rupert. on Tuesday,

weeks in Aldermere and vicinity,

Stephenson & Crum

Undertakers and
Funeral Directors

Special attention to Shipping Cases

Haze.ton, B.C.

few days in the Bu'kley Valley,

their home in Hazelton.
W. A. Williseroft, road super-
intendent, has gone to Telkwa,
on government business,

Cutworms are giving gardeners

Rat Be 07d fone

A. Chisholm

General Hardware

Builders’ Material °
Miners’ | Supplies’

Hazelton, B. C,

Qt tom re ieee

@ good deal of trouble, ‘The In-
dians say the pest--recurs every
ten years,
The
Stages leave both ends of the
j | route at 7:30 a. m, every Tuesday

and Friday.

Sam Eby, the painter, and D.
J. McDougall, of the Galena Club,

are paying a visit to Aldermere
and Telkwa. °

BUSINESS SNAP

~ Overland Cigar Store and
Pool Room for sale at in-
voice price of stock. and

fixtures,

Two-year lease of building,
‘Call and obtain

rent free.
particulars.

Overland Cigar Store

Slinger & Ayerde

Hugh Harris returned yester-

He reports a flourishing condition
in the Bulkley Vailey.
Jack Ward, Keaneth Morrison,
and Frank Treanor, all ranchers
in the Chicken Lake district,-ar-
rived in’ Hazelton yesternay,

TL, Carr arrived from Telkwa
yesterday. He reports consider-
able. mining activity in the Tel-
| kwa and:Hudson’s Bay. district,
W. J. O’Neill has secured a
large consignmentof gasoline for
the Kit-Exchen, which ig being
_ {kept busy on the upper Bulkley.

~~ ~ _ i signed from the Hudson’s Bay
Company’s service, and returried
Seat Springs | on Tuesday to-his home in. Vie-
tori. eo
Hardwood J. W. Morison has resigned his
-y position on the Inlander, to be-|:
Chains ' {| come office assistant to ‘Superin-|®
jjtent W.J. Carr, of the South.
Blacksmith Coal } | Bulkley road district,
for Sale 1). J. M.-Christie, mariager of thet’
Horseshoes and Nails Bank of Commeice ‘in Prince |
Rupert, returned on Tuesday
“We t}from Aldermere and Telkwa,
i C. F. Willis {He was accompanied by P. B.
Blacksmith, Horseshoer ! Carr.
azelton, I. OG. i

A. V. Clark, of Babine, has re-

Mr. and Mrs, Fr L, Olslager,

Greer ri erie

For Fine Cigars, Cigarettes
and Tobaccos go to

G.T.P.
Cigar Store and
Pool Room

Soft Drinks, Con Confectionery,
' Books and Magazines

f

Baths In. Connection

. J. B. Brun, “--  Propriétor |

eres

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of Bellingham, Wn.,iwere’ among
theweek’s arrivals. Mr. Olslager,
who was for years city treasurer! .
of Bellingham, has become _in-
terested in. Francois lake land.

Boyd (, AfMieck, . manager of
the local office of Green Bros..
Burden & Co., returned on Tues-
day from Ottawa, where he ap-
peared as an expert witness. ‘in

station case hefore the railway | |
board. « .

‘On the conclusion of the sitting
‘of the eourity. court which -opens
in ‘Prince Rupert on July’ ll,
Judge Young will come to Hazel-
ton to held court, remaining as

We Ate Sole Agents for.

National Cash Registers
DaytonComputing Scales
Heintzman Pianos

P. 0. Box 76

In Northern B.C.

’ JEWELERS

W. Wark & Son

PRINCE RUPERT )

Nothing ‘for the Ladies
Nothing for the Babies
‘But the 7 ;

. Bea of Everything
- for the Men |

Qo reer me ra Pts |

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{ Hazelton branch of the -Union) ©
ft Tellewa, where he will take the

toe. the victoriows : hockey. ‘team,

- ’

catsigl

long as necessary, It ise his in-
tention to hold court in Hazelton
every two months,

John Shtelds, B.C. vepresenta-
tive of the International Harves-
ter. Co., spent several. days ‘in
town, He looks for large. buai-
ness in agricultural machinery |.
throughout this district, which ia
already one of the best Taarkets
his company has in the province,

A. E. Faweett,: teller in the
Bank, -has been _transferred - to
position of accountant in the

newly opened branch. As captain

Hazelton: last ‘winter, and his ad-
vent ‘will be welconted by. hockey.
enthusiasts 4 ‘in the’ Valley’ town.

must pull : together,” says «J.-B:
Gottstein, managing: “director | of

town forja few days, -

a
H. P.. Blake was a passenger
~ Jack Mullan is spending a few
F. 8, McArthur is spending a

Mr. and Mrs, Louis N, Lavigne
have come from Telkwa to make

Hazelton-Aldermére

day from a trip to Morice river. |

the rehearing of the Hazelton |

Mr, Fawcett did ‘good ‘work for w

“Prince Rupert. and Hazelton

THE OMINECA Mi ine,

ton and district.

Omineca placer district. and“ an

ill yesterday, and is now..in.
hospital. °

we

left for Victoria, he was’ “inter:
viewed by. committees from: the
Conservative agsociation and | the
board of trade, who asked for
additional help-in the loeal:* office
and a mail service to Groundhog.
He promised consideration.

In consequence of a serious
attack of appendicitis, Mrs, G.
O. Graham was operated upon at
the hospital on Tuesday night.
The operation was completely
successful, and many friends

gress towards recovery.
Many horses in this district
have been affected by -the- pre
vailing epidemic of influenza and

who is an authority on equine
diseases, reports that there have
been no losses so far and that
consequences may-not be serious..
although the. disease must run|
its course.

. Special Service Tomorrow
Considerable interest attaches |=
to the special: service which will
be held in St. Peter’s Church to-
morrow evening. Rev. John
Field, the rector, will conduct the
service, and will be assisted by
Rev. D.'R.. McLean and Dr. |"
Wrinch, who will read the les-|.
sons, while. the lecture will be
by Rey. Mr. Reid, representative:
of the Bible Society, : : The offer-
tory will be in aid of the’ Society
represented by Mr. Reid,

. Mining’ News Continued
“AL J Beaudette, M. B, has
gone to inspect tha Morice river! ;
coal fields, On hig return he will
visit the méasures of the Ground-
hog district, |

mining man who is looking over
the district, visited, the | Silver
Standard. yesterday. He:

i pleased with what he has ; seen of
our mines, -

operations of the last two years
in this district, is-again: in town,

all possible assistance i in » projects
which are for.the good of Hazel

Ezra Evans, pioneer “of. “the

octogenarian, was suddenly taken | fo
the’

Refore P. 0. Inspector Fletehér

will be glad to know. that: Mrs. -
Graham is making excellent pro-

pink-eye, but Rev. D. R. McLean,

:| Spokane, Wn., farmer, intends to a

‘| office,
Chas, P, Rictiardson, & Spokdine P.R

P. J. Jennings, who has played Ar
§ prominent part in the mining ||

SATURDAY, JUNE 50, sgt

LAND NOTICES: :

Hazelton Land District, District of: Me
. Coast, Range B -
Take notice. that Frank | ‘Peek, . of |

Spokane, ‘Wh,,’ farmer
pply for permission | to. purchase - the
folowing eacribed lands: .° -;
Commencing ‘at a post: planted.. ‘ol
‘chains south and 60 chaina. east from|n
the northeast corner of lot’3424,' Coast
| District, Range 6; thence aast 80 chaing
south 80 chains, west - 8 chains, north
80 chains, to point of “commencement,
containing 640 acres more or lesa. -

May 17, 1912. “tee : Frank Peck,:
Hazelton Land District.” _ District of
of Coast,.-Ran

‘Take notice ‘that
Matthews of North’. Yakima, Wh.,
stone eutter, intenda to apply. for per-
mission nto purchase the ollowing de-
scribed lan

Commencing at. 8 post, ‘planted 10
chains south. of the northeast corner of
lot 8424, Coast . District, Range 5,
thence east 60 chains south 80 chaing, |
west 80 chains, . north 10° chains,. east
20 chains, north 70 chuing ‘to int of
commencement, containing’ 490. aéres
more or leas. Robert Lunie Matthews. |
May 16, 1912. °

Hazelton Land District. District of | :
- Const, Range. .
Take notice that - Lee ‘Weich, : of
North Yalime, Wn.,, electriclan, intends
to apply for permigsion ‘to purchase
the ollowing deacribied Janda? .
Commencing at 2 post planted at. ‘the
northeast corner of Jot. 9426, thence
eaat 80chains, south 80 chnina, ‘west 60
chaing,' north 10 chains, west 20 chaina,
north 70 chains to point of commence-
: Lee

May 16,1912. Welch.

* . Hazelton’ Land District, District”

it, Range :
"Take fotica “that Grant: Wells, of
apply
for. permission to purchase the foll ow:

described lands; * -

Commencing at a post planted 2 miles
Cast from the northeast corner of lot
#432, Coast District, Range 5: thence
east 30 chains, south 80 chaina, west 80
chains; north 80 chains to. point. ‘of com:
mencenient, containing 640 acres. more
or leas. : Grant Wells.
Mey 16, 1912,

“Hazelton Land. District, _ District of,
Coast, Ri ange 5 :

Take notice that Robert McKay: Gash
of North Yakima, Wn.,: -collector,: in-;
tends to apoly ‘for Permission to. pur-
chase the following described lands: - |.
Commencing at a popt planted 1 mile |:
east from the northeast ‘corner Of lot
3482, coast district, range 6, thenca
east 80 chaina, south 80 chains, weat 80
chains, north 80 chains to point of com-
mencement, tontalning 640 acres more
or legs. Robert Meter 9 Gash,

May 16, 1912.

LOST—Ne ear New Hadelton from
iAldermere stage, a rubber lined
raindoat, . Finderreturn to stage

‘intends ‘to| of N

ect “Lunie

ment; containing & nares more. or legs. |

‘pone imi

oni Land Diste‘ict, ‘District of
ast, Range B.--
“Take 3 notice that: Elmer Bhiworth Beil,
orth Yakima,’ Wn:;:farmer::in- | ¢
tends to apply. ‘for. permission Len Puree .
‘/chase.the following described lands: ™.

- Commencing ata post planted - -at the
east‘ corner .of.] 8488, ' Coast
Distuet, Range’ 6, ‘thenee north. 80
‘eliaing, ‘east.80 ‘chai, south 80 chairs,

chet ca 3

west 80. chains int of .commeénce- West 80 ‘chains .to~
ent, feuanne Oacreg mors’ or less. | tent;- containing ln mii orle
; %; wale. /Himer, lsworth Bell. May ia 1912. : "George I P, “Masterman.

Hadelténi Land District; Ditties of - :
*: « Coast, Range 5
Take: ‘notice’ that Peter Shipley, of |
[North Yakima, ."Wn., . farmer, ‘intends
to apply - for permission to. purchase
thes ollowing

-Hagelton Land Distros, _Distrie tot

Coast, bok
- Take: “notice: that anc Céoper,: ‘of
Spoka ne, Wn, , lineman, intends to ap ly.
for permission to- ‘pitrehase the:follo ng
described lands:
“Commencing at a post, plan Planted. at ithe, .
northeaat -dorner a. 4d .
‘District; Ran, ange 5, -5, thence orth: 0 ae
chaing, ‘west Ins, south 20- chains, .
east’ 40 chaina,. chains ‘6D chaing, . east 20
chains to point ‘of commencement, <0
taining 240 acres ‘ore or ‘leas; «*- *
May th, 1912.” a * Ploig. Cooper.

eseribed: lands: :
Commencing at .a-post planted 1],
mile east of ‘the northeast comer of
lot 2426, Coast Diatrict,.Ran eB, thence
east eighty chains, south al ty. chains,
weat eight y chains, north eighty chaing
to ‘point o commencément, containing
640 acres more or less.
May. 16, 191 12... “ Retor Shipley.

Al Genuine Hudson’ 5 “Bay: Blankets bea :
the trade tnark. ” "The. Seal. of Quality,

; Just. “Anivel’ a - Large’: ‘Supply - ‘of ee
Fresh Fruits and Eggs

“The finest stock of Groceries is in 1 ihe north; “All EF res.
_ 7) Best Brands. ‘Lowest. Prices. :-

Hardware: that is: made. by: the: Best: Fi ims.

Diy Goods and: Dress. Goods. . ‘In these deparimients. We
are inva, Class by ‘Ourselves,

Ai Large ‘Supply of Boots’ and Shoes. :

‘Hudson’ s Bay Company, Mg z.

Seotterecmcinenseominemenesinennl : :

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Leaves Hazehoi Suiday, “Tidy cand 2 Thi at 80 a.m May
Cotinecting with G. T, P, ‘Trains at tt Skegena Crossing on Same. Davi: ree
Tickets May be/Obtained Ca

Hazelton, : ~ $10, reward.

Reman

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vat tnginees Hotel, ly Hacaisa a 2

She

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Sirens

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after: spending the. winter in
Colorado. and Utah, He ex-!

ment, and declares that Hazelton
ig rapidly coming inte ‘its own.

Rich Ore in ‘LeRoi.
. Nelson June 17:—News | has
leaked out that the Consolidated
Company, which paid a quarter
of a million dollars about 9° year

at Rossland when the ghare-
holders of that property. believed
the mine was practically worked
out, has made a strike of the
richest ore -ever discovered An
large quantities in the « camp, The
new strike is.on the 1650-foot

is Phenomenal for Rossland ores,

Galena Club,

‘Duke May Remain’
 Ottaiva, June 17;—No confirm-
ation can be secured‘ here of a
report that the Duke of
Connaught will retire: at the end
of the year and be succeeded - by
Lord. Dudley. | When. the: duke

Wiis definitely
atated that his. ten “of: offiee

|W: J, MeMillan & Co,; thé Prince ‘si
Rupert” wholesalers, Who. is in| Would ny
“ME; Gott-| the M
stein realizes. that the futare’ Of | 80
Rupert: depends, -to a. great. ex: |¢
tent,.on the development of the,
interior districts, anid . axpresie: S|

thé one to that t the seis atl, mei

presses great pleasure at the/ AN :
evidences of progress in develop- ||f }

ago-for the famous Le Roi mine/|f

leve] and is said to assay eighty i
dollars to the ton, a‘ value which j i

Tee” ‘Cream Sundaes at the ig _ Jo Es TE See Benak
a | ‘Our Grocery Departinenti is now Complete. zy:
| ah our ee Brand Table, Butter, one. , pound. bricks. F

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Fo our Qian $6. 50°

Bight Quart $8 50.

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"Strong & Garfield : aon Boots,

«Best Value on. -the ‘Market

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_ MeClary’s Sloves dail Cainp R

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