THE: OMINECA MINER, BATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1912 iz |
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We have i a: fresh’ ‘supply of

F RUITS ‘and EGGS

_ just newly arrived, and an.
-extensive- assortment of .-

| eet GROCERIES _
~ _ suitable for the home
-and camp.:

- - Tobaceos, Cigars and: Cis igareties
_ of all prices and grades, both nll arid retaily-:: poh:
Halton,

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LAND NOTICES OEE

Omineea Land Diatriet, Disteictot

Corat Range V,

Tuke notice that Robert £ graiair,
of Hazelton, broker, intends ila
for mission to purchase the” follow-

escribed lands,
mmencing at o

The Omineca Miner.

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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT HAZELTON, THE CENTER OF THE

GREAT OMINECA DISTRICT OF British COLUMBIA. Clean, Comfortable. Rooms:

at Ressonable Rates,

A post. planted at the
northwest corner of lot 118%, District
of Coast, Range 6, ‘thence west BO
chaing, south 40 chains, east 40 chaing,
north 20 chains, east 40 chains, north 20
chaina, to point of commencement,-con-
taining 249 acres more or less. .
Sept. 21, 1912, ‘12"' Robert C. Sinclair,

Omineca band District District of
an

Take notice that Wintel M, Deming,

of St. Paul, Minn, widow, intends to
pply for permission to purchase’ the

is owing described lands:.

Commencing at a post planted at the
northwest corner of lot 1187 District
of Coast, Range V, thence north 80
chaina, : ‘west 80 chains, south 40 chains,
east 40 chains, south 40 chains, east 40
chains to ‘point of commencement,
containing 480 acres more or tess,”
Sept, 21 1912..112"’ Winifred M. Deming.

_ Macdonald & Rauk, Publishers and Proprietors. -

G. W. ‘SPINNING

SUBSCRIPTION RATES; Canada and British Possessions, Two Dollars a Haselton, B. C.

year; Foreign, Three Dollars a year.

ADVERTISING RATES: Display, $1.60 per inch per month; Reading
Natices, 15 cents per line for first insertion, 10 cents per line for each subsequent
nsertion. _ Legal notices inserted at B. C, Gazette rates.

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THE INLAND EXPRESS CO,

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Passenger and.
‘Express Service :

Leaves Hazelton Mondays and:
Thursdays at-7: 30 a, m,

Leaves Aldermere Tuesdays
and Fridays at 7:30 a. m.

Vou. I. SaruRpAY, OcToper 12, 1912, No. 6.

Ambitious to become the metropolis of northern British Colum-
bia, Prince Rupert is making a somewhat tardy effort to secure the
goodwill of interior portions of the district, and is seeking to obtain
support for a general exhibition, to be held next year, The people
of Hazelton and the Bulkley Valley, } In general, are inclined to the
belief that Prince Rupert might have done much to assist i in the
development of this district, which must, if the terminal town isto
attain the position for which it ig aiming, be the greatest contribu-
tory source of business for Prince Rupert. Instead of seeking to
further the settlement of this district and the exploitation of its
great resources, there is only too much reason tu believe that at
least some of the people of the coast town have taken the opposite
course. No great harm has been done, perhaps, the Northern In-
terior being goad enough to come to the front without assistance
from Prince Rupert; but the fact that such assistance hag been
withheld has created an unmistakable prejudice against that town,
which its people can only overcome by adopting a consistently fair
course in dealing with this district and its affairs.

It is to be hoped that the projected fair will be Successful, andi a
the people of Hazelton will undoubtedly do their part to make it so
if the plans of the promoters are such as-to assure equitable treat-
ment to every part of the big district which should be represented,

Build Ships In B, C.
One of the most important
points of a discussion at a meet-
ing of the Vancouver Board’ of

Peace River Land Distriet.. District of
Cassiar «

Take notice that Grace M. Me-
Donald, of Vancouver, spinster, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:

Commencing at a post planted on the
south bank of the Finlay: river 82 miles
from the mouth and 1 1-4 miles west,
marked G, M, McD's, ae. post, thence
west 80 chains, north 80 chains, east 80
chaing, south 80 chaina to point of
commencement, containing ACTEB
more or leas.

Grace Mary McDonald,
July 17, 1912 Johri Macdonell, agt.

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Broughton & McNeil’s Warehouse
Hazelton, B. C.

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"Union S.S. Company of
of B.C., Ltd,

, The new stee] Passenger Steamars

“Chelohsin”

“Camosun”

Leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver as
follows:

“Chelohsin"--Wednesdays at 9 p.m.

“Camosun”-- Saturdays at 10 aan.
Arriving at Vancouver Friday Evening

Peace River Land District
District of Cassiar

Take notice that John A. McAllister,

of Berlin, Ont., lumberman, intends to
pply for permission to purchase the
fa lowing described lands;

Commencing at a post planted on the
south bank of the Finlay river 82 miles
from the mouth and 3 1-4 miles west,
marked J, A. McA’s, ae, post, thence
west 80 chains, north 80 chaing, east 80
chaina, south 80 chaina to point of com-
mencement, containing 649 640 acres more
or less. McAllister,
July 17, 1912 John Macdonell, agt,

"A Place. To Spead Your Eveings

HIGHEST MARKET PRICES. PAID .
FOR FURS | *.

THE QUALITY STORE”

A FULL LINE. OF. DRY GOODS, “BOOTS” "AND. SHOES, -
GROCERIES AND HARDWARE ley

merchantinen, and manufactur-
ers.”

Shipbuilding plants are in oper-
ation on the Southern Californian

GENERAL MERCHANT: :

District .HAZELTON

Peace River Land District.
of Cassiar ,

Trade regarding the establish-
ment.of a shipbuilding industry
in British Columbia was that

raised by Mr. J. J. Shalleross,
president of the Victoria Board
of Trade. Such an industry on

the cities of the Pacific coast, he

said, would be a great gain when
the time came that public works
expenditure was diminishing. |
That is a serious matter, and one
which The Monetary Times has
also dwelt upon previously. -

We must recognize that in ad-
dition to the share of prosperity
buiit upon heavy borrowings, a
fair measure of Canadian pros-
-perity is due to large expendi-
tures on public works and local
improvements, Comparatively
new towns and cities have been
obliged to install water, sewer-
age and electric light systems,
Sidewalks have been built, muni-f
cipal street railway systems con-

structed, roads paved and many].

other things done to make muni-
cipalities habitable, While a cer-

will,

Sargent’s Store,

coast, but British Columbia has
yet to have its first equipment,
The question of ship industries
for Canada's Pacific Coaat is one
worth consideration without: de-
lay. The citizens of the provinee,
the provincial government and
the Dominion authorities might
with advantage confer . on, the
matter,--The Monetary Times of

Toronto.

Ottawa, Oct, 8:—It is the con-

fident expectation of the: officials
of the immigration branch that
the number of new arrivals in
Canada for ¢
will considetably exceed the 400,-
000 mark, Figures for the first
months of the fiscal year issued
today show an increase of from
14 to-15 per cent, over last year.
Ti this Percentage i is maintained,

and itis fully expected that it
the 400,000: mark will be

passed for the first time,

e current fiscal year

Boy’s Sweaters, ‘sizes 22 to 80,
th

tain amount of growth will. al-

LAND NOTICES

ways be in evidence,- expendi-
tures on local improvements will
not continually be as heavy as
during the past year or so. This
means there will be less. employ-
ment in that direction. Hence
the desire of thoughtful citizens
to establish permanent em-
ployment when the town has
been built upon a solid founda-

Gitwangak, telegraph
to apply for permission.

- Hazelton Land District, District of
Take notice that

Angis H. Maclsaac of
Operator intends
purchase the
following described Innds:
Commencing-ata pobt planted at the

southwest corner of Totes; ;Cassiar Dia-
trict, thence east 40 chains, south. 20
chaina, weat 40 chains, north 20 chains,
to point of commencement, containing
80 acres more or less,

Sept. 4, 1912. “412” "Angus H. MacIsaac.

tion, so far as civic utilities and
comfort are concerned. The pos-
session of such industries also
mitigates the worst effects - of Boh
general economic depression,
British Columbia thinks a good
step in, this direction would be

yards. For that, encouragement

southeast corner
ch 80 chains, south 80 chains, weat 80

Ojnineca Land nigtrict District of
Cassiar |

ae notice that Wilson Ei, Freeland Thu
°
tends to ap

Thomas, jOntario. contractor, i in-
ply for permission ur

the ‘fo Mowing described lande:
mmencing at a
ot 2174, thence

chains, north 80 chains to point of com-

the establishment of. shipping /™encement, conta

Soph, 1 1912,

640. acres more
on’ EB. Fréeland.

is needed. Mr. G.G. Bushby, at

at the same meeting, suggested
a bonus of some description, He
also described how the industry
would, quicken the commercial
pulse of ‘the*province. ‘‘Build
your vessel in Canada,” he said,
“and you, in the broad sense’ of
the term, will find a new market
“for,your wares.in supplying the
shipbuilding with ‘either home-

. If You Want To Be

LOCATED ON GOOD LAND

In the famous Francots Lake.
Farming District

Come and see un, 13 miles west
of. North Francois "rancoia Lake P.O.

je W. Henkel & C C D, Haven

Eignt years, mbt the district. ° -

made producta or duty-paid. im-|:

ported: goods, At the same time
the workmeri of Canada will find
a new avenue of employrient at
good’ wages, which wages will
eventually . filter back.:into the
channels of domeatic trade, your}
own good ‘selves again,’ and so/.
the ball will keep rolling and the
money spent for the ‘Canadian-
built ship will continue to. « ircus
late ‘in’ the country of ita rigin|,
Sor the benef: of Can

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HORSES

FOR SALE

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Fost planted at the |.

12 Westminster,

| tenders will not be considered unless

.| residence,

Take notice that Richard V. Whalley,
of Vancouver, broker, intends to app y
for permission te’ -purchasa ‘following
deseribed landa:" - .

Commencing at 3. poat planted on the
south bank of the Finiay river 36 miles
from the mouth and 1-2 mile weat,
marked R. V. Wn, 5a, post, thence
weat 80 chains, north80 chain, east 90

None safer on the coast than these two

J. H. ROGERS; Agent, Prince Repet ||

and Monday morning, respectively

; Loe SMITH

fine passenger steamers | .

80 chains, south 80 chains to point of |”

more or less,
duly 17, 1912

COAL NOTICES
Cassiar Land District, District of

* Take notite that. Arthur Skelhorne of
Hazelton, broker, intends to‘ap ply fpra .
license to prospect far coal and. petro;
leum over the following described anda.

Commencing ata pest planted about 31
miles north and.11 miles west of the

Richard V. Whalley,
John Macdonell, agt,

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Cassiar, and at the southeast corner of
coal claim license No, 7686, thence south
80 chains, west. 80. chains,
chaing, east 90 chaing to point of com-
mencement, 640 acres, being claim No.

Arthur Skelhorne.
August 18,:1912. . 9

Cassiar Land District
District of ‘Cassiar
Take notice that Arthur Skelhorne of
Hazelton, broker, intends to apply for a
license to prospect for coal and ‘petro- |i

Commencing at a post planted about |
31 miles north and 12 miles west of the
horthwest comer. of Jot 129, District of
Cassiat, and at

coal claim licenze No. 7668, thence
north 8) chains, west 80 chaing, south

commencement, containin Be Ga 640 . acres.| [f.

northwest corner of lot 129, District of |

north 80//5 -

|, antee

| We carry all the leading n makes in |

leum over the following described fends: |

@ northeast corner of | |p

SAVE MONEY |

Stock of 3. -

Men’s Furishings |

In Northern British Colombia

1 of every

We repair “Jewelle:
+ Satisfac ion guar-

} deseri

WATCHES

7 | of the raged,

; ‘te 1 Largest and Best aorta § We

FARM LANDS ~

along the line ‘of the Grand Trunk Pacific: Railway’ i in ‘Cen...
tral. British Columbia.” Every: mile of railroad: construetion ©
‘adds to the value of the land. .

"NORTH COAST LAND COMPARY, I

Suite 622 Metopolitan Building.

"Petd up Capital $1,800,000,

woe,

- Mail Orders Solicited.

‘Biy'b before the conigletion ;

- VANCOUVER, B. c.

Cohen, Zackon & Co. 16

New Hazelton

80 chains, east 80 chains to point of
commencement, 640 acres, claim No, 115,
Aug, 18,1912 9 Arthur Skelhorne,

EALED “TENDERS addressed to the un-

‘dersigned, andendorsed “Tender for
Whark gt Refuge Bay, B. C.,” will be re-|_
ceived at this office ‘until 4.00 Pp. m., on
ursday, October 24, 1912, for the
eonatruction of a Pile Wharf at Refuge
Bay, Porcher Island, Comox-Atlin Dis-'

. A. LeRog "J, Nation
‘Hotel Winters
Cor. - Abbott and Water. Streets

Vancouver -

A. ‘full ine of Office - ‘Sup lies
. and: STATIONERY.

: “CAMERAS ; + and. Novelties...
- SUPPLIES “Photographic Post Cards,
Developing, Printing. and Enlarging.“

OMINECA PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPANY,
Ww. W. Weathal Hazelton, BxC.

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‘| Books, I Magazines, Newspaper “y :.

European. Plan. $1.00 to 22. 50

Rooms with Baths. HotandCold }
"Water. Steam Heated,
Motor Bus Meets All Boats and

Traine. | :

trict, B.C.
Plans, bi
tract can be seen and - forma of tender
obtained at this B epartment and at the
offices of G Esq., District ||
Engineer, Prine Rupert,
Worsfeld, Esq., District t Engineer, New | 3
B. C., and on application ;
to the Postntaster at Refuge

Persons tendering are motificd that

ecification and form of. con- | 24

B.C, CO. Cif"

B.C. /-e

MCRAE’ BROS. LTD
’ STATIONERS & PRINTERS,

; Architects! and Engines’ 8 Suvniea Y
_Ramiogige Pr Trpcwritess,, “Often re F aroltury..

"Stet to: Union Tras er
-and-St storage Co. ae

oF Freighting Contractor.
_ All Classes of Freight Handled ‘with Care ‘and. Despaial
~ fe and Oats for Sale. . Of: at Ominesa Hotel,

Prince Rupert B. cG . 3
f J: peobebopoaupgupagge |

made on the printed forms supplied, and
signed with their actual signatures, | O™™
stating their ocgupations and ps paacen of of
case of
actual signatire the nature of the ore .
¢cupation, andplace of residence of each
member of the firm. rhust. be given.
Each tender must be secompanied b
an accepted chequenn a chartered ban
payable to the order of the Honourable

ten erie cent (10 c.) of the amount
tones, which will be forfeited
i the person tendering decline to enter |’
Into.a fontract when cailed.upon to do
80, or fail to complete the work con-
vera rh If the fonder be not ac: |,
cepted t @ cheque wi return

the: Minister of Public Works, equal to] §°

Py " Rooms $1.00,

Ne Hazelton a "|

Open: for Business ;
~ Alt Furnishings. New |

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Rates: oa ty Po

‘Beda.b0e..

em C. Hartley, Powe

- News Hazelton, =

Depaftment docs not bind itself ta

&ecept the lowest or any tender.

By order
R. C. Deskocuens,

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Ottawa, Se Nombre 25, ‘were. |

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anthority fom Department, “#7388.

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AT. PETMR'S, BAZRUTOY,.-.
ces: ee atitg' reloek; K, Sunday
va gern nico, $20 » a

regs. Land, will ‘rise “in: ‘price. ifiarirae ‘i ph
an Fay Tenelies ‘elkwa next sufimer. By

We Have thie Best List of Properties In. , B at

REGINALD LEAKE GALE, J. Pp. |

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