: Hazelton Land. District—Distriet of

‘point:one mils east.
= eorner of Sec. 23;: Tp. 14, and .compris-
ing 8 _ 25; Tp. 1A, and ‘marked, Ped a ee

- chains;
“8 Uh: 80.c c hains, ‘ thei

"Coal NOTICES

Hazelton Land District—Distriet of
“Coast, Range ¥.

Take. ‘notice that.) Frank Frank, _of

Commencing at a ast nated at the
north-east. corner. of. Sec. 11,-Tp. 14,
and marked, “’F; F’s. N.: E. corner,”
thence‘ ‘south 80 chains, thence west 80
chains, thence north 80. chains, thence
gast-80- chains to. point of: commence-
ment. Claim 3, ;
Located July 16, 1914.
Frank Frank

Hazelton Land District— District of
. Moast, Range V.

Take notice that, 60 days after date,
I, Frank Frank, of the. city of Vaneou-
ver, B.C., mining broker, intend toa
nly to the Minister of Lands for a |i-
cense.to prospect for coal and petro-
leum over 640 acres of land as follows:
Commencing at a post planted at the
north-west corner of Sec, 12, Tp. 14,
and marked, ‘'F. F’s. N. W. ‘ corner,”
thence east 30 chains, thence south 80
chains, thence ‘west 80 chains, thence
north &0 chains to point of commence-
ment. Claim 4,

Located July 16, 1914,

Frank Frank

Hazelton Land Distriet— District of
Coast, Range V

Take notice that, 60 days after date,

I, Frank: Frank, of the city of Vancou- |-

ver, B:C.,.-mining broker, intend to

apply to the Minister of Lands for a].

license to prospect for coal and petro-
leum over 640) acres of land as follows:
Commencing at a post planted: at the
south-west. corner of Sec. 18, Tp. 14,
and: marked, ‘“F. F’s. 5, °W. corner,”’
thence north 80 chains, thence east 80
chains, thence south 80 chains, thence
west 80 chains to point of commence-
ment, Claim 6...
Located July 16, 1914,
Frank Frank

Hazelton. Land District— District of
: Coast, Range V.

Take notice that, 60 days after date,

I, Frank Frank, of the city of Vancou-

ver, B.C., mining broker, intend to

‘apply to the Minister of Lands for a

license to prospect.for coal and petro-
leum over 640 acres of land as follows:
Commenting at a post planted at the
south-east corner. of Sec. 14, Tp. 1A,
and: marked, “‘F. F's. §,-E, *dorner,”’.
thence west 80 chains, thence north 80
chains, thence east 80 chains, thence
south 80 chalng to point of. commence-
ment, . Claim 6
Located J july 16, 1914,
Frank Frank

Hazelton Land Distriet—District of
“Coast, Ranga ¥. -

Take notice’ ‘that, 60 days after date,
J, Frank Frank, mining ‘broker,. of :the
city of Vancouver, B. C., intend to
apply -to.the -Minister of Lands for a
license to ‘prospect forcoal and petro-
leum over 640 acres of land as follows:
Commencing” at a post planted at, the
north-west. corner of Sec. 23, Tp. la,
and marked, ‘'F. F’s.:N. W. corner, ’
thence east 80 chains, thence south ‘80
chaing, thence. west 80 chains; thence
north, 80 chains ‘to. point « of commence-
ment. Claim 7. :

Located July 17, 1914,

- Frank Frank

- Hazelton Land Distriet—District of
.> Coast. Range’ ¥V. -

‘Pale notiee that, 60 days after date,

J, Frank Frank, of the -eity of. Vancou-

wer, 'B. C., ‘mining’. broker, intend to

apply to the: Minister of Lands, fot a
license to prospect’ for. coal and petro-.

- Jeum over 640 acres of land as follows:|

Commencing at a post planted one mile.
east of the north-west corner of Sec.
28,:Tp..1a, ard comprising Sec: 24, Tp.

Jay and marked, “'F. £’s. N. W. corner,” .
“thence east 80'echaina, thence south 80:

chains, thence west 80. chains, thence

‘north 20 chains to point. of commence-

ment. | m8,

"Locate Tul ruly 17, 1914. a
- ‘Frank Frank

UE tL NELSON GETS”
CRACKED ON READ

| petorme from Hagwilget, Was Set

“Upon by Unknown Assailant
Who Disappeared —— ;

“While” returning last evening
from Hagwilget, - ‘where he is en-
gaged building a house, F. H.
Nelson was ‘struck on the head
with a club in the hands of some
man at present unknown.. It was
about seven o *clock and getting
dark in the bush, when just this
side of. the ‘ball. grounds he was
dealt the blow from: behind. It
stunned him for a moment but
he recovered in time. to see his
assailant making off through the
woods. He has no idea of who it
could be, but says the Indians of
Hagwilget have been endeavor-
ing to get him to bring whiskey
to them. Nelson has a nasty cut
on his head from the blow.
‘Dominion Meteorological Service.

Following is the record of the
local meteorological bureau for
week ending September 30 as ob-
served by W. J. Larkworthy.

Minimum lowest on the 28th.

Maximum highest on the 24th.

Rainfall .35 inches, _

Boat on Stuart Lake

Ernest Lofquist. came down on
the Tuesday morning train from
Fort George and will spend a few
days in this distriet renewing old
acquaintances before leaving for
California, where he expects to
spend. the winter, During the
past summer he has been with
Bill. Davis running .a power. boat
up the Stuart river and on Stuart
lake. He sees a bright future
before them in that: district as
the business is just opening up._

‘Tram Line is Completed
Halleron, Sargent and Munro
have completed their contract: to
build the towers and construct

the ore bunkers for the Rocher |.

Deboule mine. They have been
busy with’a. bunch: of men‘since
early last, spring cutting the right
of way ‘and then getting up the
towers; They have made a thor-
ough: job of it and i in a very few
days more’ the tram lines: will be
ready ‘to handle the ore from the
mine, which is being operated
‘by the Montana Continental De-
velopment Company.

{ OVERHEARD AROUND -

Coast; Range  V.
/ Take notice that, 60 days after date,

“I Frank Frank, of the city of Vancou-
ver, ‘B.C. mining © broker, "intend .to
- apply: to the Minister. of “Lands: for al:

- *Jicense to. prospect, for. coal and -petro-
- Jeum' over 640-acres of land aa ‘follows:

Commencing. ata post 3 lanted. at. a

: ol NEW HAZELTON ©

Cy porthwest ;

on Wednesday for eastern points.

Saturday. night for Fort George

| have been all the summer. They

=
Miss’ Ham’‘and Miss ‘Nixon left

Mrs. Keddie and daughter left

oe -| several days’ last: week. He has}
years spent the summer & at: Goat reek

Fiore Service to the’ East

GRAND

to Anyox and Stewart.

Traine leave New Hazelton

‘EDMONTON
WINNIPEG ©

Fort William, Ete,
connection made at: Winni-
peg for St Paul and Chicago. °
For points east of Chicago, use the .

TRUNK RAILWAY SY-—
STEM— The Double Track Route..

STEAMER PRINCE JOHN maintains a fortnightly service ;
to Vancouver and Victoria, leaving Prince Rupert on Tueeday st.
§am, Algo to the Queen Charlotte Jalands, and a weekly service:

For reservations and through tickets apply to :
Albert Dayidson, eneral Agent, | Prince Rupert

Close ;

- ber goods, -
- price. :

“Hot Water. Bottle :
‘The war. “will double the price. of, all rub-

“We have a‘ ‘three-quart,. red. rub: -

| ber. Hot Water. Bottle, ’ guaran- $3. 00° &
~. teed for two. years, ° selling: at pe an

7 Combination. Attachment - . $L 00°

Buy: ‘before the advance: in’

All the big business men.

Hazelton district are ¢ Herald. users

in the New.

o Up-to-Date Drug Store *

7 New Hazelton.

Hazelton -

(¢ > .
Farm Lands Frank ©. Motinnon
*. . Mines” .
— Real_ Estate and
Farm Lands For Sale || Insurance
SUITABLE FOR an ee . Sani : ne
‘MIXED FARMING TW. | aie
-DAIRYING I offer one of the best ©
“STOCK RAISING — Hay and Stock Ranches :
| |. “in the Bulkley valley, in-
These lands are situated. close to. the | cluding stock and imple- .}.
main line of the Grand ‘Trunk Pacific ments. An abundance of |.
_ — - water, range, etc, Cut
a a we — 200 tons of hay last year.
ACREAGE NEAR SMITHERS — | “Near railway. |
re oo * With proper management this: |:
in tracts of from 1 acre to 640 acres. - ranch wili earn the owner ins ~ [°° - |
“ __- : terest: on investment. and pay |. . ;
a . for itself in a - comparatively.” a
. ompany “short ine of ume me
North Coast Land Ct: |
Paww-Up CAaprrat, $1,500,000.00 :
‘Suite 622, Metropolitan Bldg. ‘Frank c. “McKinnon
VANCOUVER - | NINTH AVENUE NEW HAZELTON
A 8 - J}. 4 a

were guests at the Northern ho-
tel while in the district,

‘On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
G. O. Graham and Mrs. I. Anger
entertained the ladies of town to.

very pleasant: function was held
at the home of Mrs. Graham. |

Jack Mullen Jeft Sunday morn-
ing with Billy Steele for Manson
creek, where he will spend the
winter working with Billy on his
ground. - Mr. Steele has a pro-
perty, there which he believes will
pay big money. before spring. .

~D.. MeLeod and: W. ‘Ss. ‘Harris
visited the: Silver. Standard mine
on Tuesday. last and made: ‘a. Very
thorough examination. of it: with |
a view of ascertaining the amount

ties of getting it out this winter. |

Prank A. Brown ‘was in town

luncheon, followed by ‘bridge, in|.
honor of Mrs.-D. McLeod. The]:

of ore in sight and the probabili-|. ° | 2
A heavy. wind’ storm n visited thel»

district on. Monday. ‘and’ ‘did: con- but.not otherwise, :

| ment; °

several months. A large number.

of ladies were present and. took

- advantage of the opportunity to:
| say farewell - to Mrs. McLeod,

who has always taken a-leading
part in anything that was for ths
social betterment of the town.

Mines . Limited, New ‘Hazelton,
the marriage to take place early
next year.”

A meeting of the: congregation

of the Presbyterian: church will

+be held this evening for the pur-
pose of. electing members.:to the

board of managers to succeed D.

McLeod. and’ W.. J: MacKenzie,
who are leaving the. ‘district. A

full attendance i is requested.

siderable: damage. to the. ‘télegraph
‘wires, A large: nuinber, ‘of ‘trees

were. blown: down, ‘but that. was | ti
more: of a. benefit:than a° detri-
‘One large. birch fell: overt

cline Miller’ 's:house ‘but.did

aid for'young’
poly: ‘to bariity :

Mrs. Helen Crawterd, of Craik; af e : ae
Sask., announces the engagement ts
‘| of her eldest. daughter, Margaret
E., of the Hazelton hospital staff, | - -
to Hugh, A. ‘Harris, of the Harris|..-

’. | territory.
-| staked out by the applicant himeelf.::

Tell our readers what: you have ‘to sell
and read what others have for sale, in

The Omineca Herald |

SYNOPSIS OF COAL MINING 1 REG- oo
© ULATIONS, 5

Goat, mining e rights ot: the. Dominion;
- ‘in’ Manitoba, . Saskatchewan ‘ and
Alberta, the -Yukon: Territory, . the.

., North-weat Territories and in portion

of the Province: of British. Columbia, .
may ‘be leased fora term of twenty-one
ears, at-an annual rental of $1 an acre.
ot more than 2,560 acres wi ibe leased
to one applicant.” =:

AP lication for a lease mat be made ;
by . the: applicant, in Person. ‘to the
‘Agent or Sub-Agent of ‘the district 1
which the rights applied. for: are situa-

ted).

In veyed: territory the °Yan must
be deseribed by ‘sections, ‘or. legal sub- .
divisions of sections. and i in unsurveyed
the ‘tract applied for shall be

.. Hach application must be accompanied
by ‘a fee-of $5 which will be refunded if
the rights applied for are not available,
“royalty shall: be
paid.on the merchantable output of the »
mine at. ‘the:rate of five cents per.ton.-.”

the:mine‘shai) _ :

~BWOrn : returns

ty of mer

e lease ‘will include the coal:mini B AM

hts:only, ‘but th