THE OMINECA MINER,

SATURDAY, JULY 18,1912

PeVerTeTY CTT?

Harris Mines, Ltd.

rsonal Liability) .

Wé ARE OFFERING 25,000 shares at
the same old price, 25 cts, a share, one-
quarter cash if desired, the proceeds to be
used for development. Present rates are too
high for shipments to commence before fall.
Figh grade ore is being hoisted, sorted and
sacked every day, and this stock will be the
hext to rise in price. ur shaft will reach the

200 foot level before August 1.

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Rosenthal, Harris & DeVoin

We have farm land from Hazelton to Francois lake at very low ;
prices

We are able to handle three or four good mining properties,

PUYYEOTVUTONTY x |

errr FETE TTY

( MEN’S WEAR

__.

that gives Satisfaction,

and Reliable
Bootsand Shees_

are Specialties at

LARKWORTHY’S
STORES

Hazelton and Sealey

Broughton & McNeii’s

| Chicken Lake Store
| and Hotel

We are in the center of Hudson Bay Mou-
tain mining district, and are able to supply the
Prospector, Miner, and Rancher with all neces-
sary articles, always having a full stock on hand.

Our Hotel Accommodation is the best in the
district. Excellent Meals and service.

Reasonable Rates.

Broughton & McNeil

Gus, Timmermeister, Mer.

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SUMMER IS HERE AGAIN |
and so is ERY, the PAINTER

‘This is the time to have your Painting and Decorating done. —
Interior Work A Specialty,

|S. A. Eby, Hazelton |

Ingineca Hotel |

McDonell & McAfee, Props.

The only family hotel in the district. Private dining ronms.
Night and day restaurant. Modern conveniences.
Reasonable rates. Good Stable in connection. .

Hazelton *

Choicest. of “Wines, Liquors and Cigars

always on hand.

ASHES, LIME SNOW,
COVER KODIAK ISLAND

Are Piled in Drifte in Some
Places to the Depth of
Four Feet. _

Kodiak Island, under a ‘mantle
of gray ash, which varies from

F/a few inches on.roofs to a foot

and a half in sheltered nooks and
to four feet deep where the wind
has piled it in drifts, was the
curious sight see by passengers
on the steamship Admiral Samp-

F/son of the Alaska-Pacific Steam-
siship fleet, which arrived at $e-

attle this week. .

“The people of Kodiak are un-
dergoing a plague of ashes” and
grit,’’ said Purser C. Strout.
“For three days after the erup-
tion the ashes were blowing and
still falling from the skies and so.

| thick was the weather thatit was

impossible to live ashore in any
comfort,

“For a time the entire popula-
tion took to the revenue cutter
Manning to escape this rain of
ashes from Mount Katmai and
the cutter was put out to sea,

“The northern end of Kodiak
Island received the worst of the
ash fall the wind carrying it
there. At Uyak we saw but
little ash and we were told the
southern end of the island re-
ceived only a couple of inches of
fali. In the Cook Inlet country
there is an inch and a half of ash
over everything. ;

“Kodiak is a curious sight’ un-
der this mantle of ash which has
the appearance of thin snow, It
is so powdery that. it’ becomes
very aggravating with the
slightest wind to stir it. So thick

i was the.ash on the roof of Blad-

gett’s cannery that when rain
fell and soaked-it the roof gave
way under the accumulated
weight, .

“The ash has not injured grow-
ing things and the eruption ‘did
no damage to fisheries,’? e

Canadians are Energetic

London, July 10:—That the in-
ereased efficiency, due toclimatic
conditions, of the transplanted
Brittigher will make Canada the
central point of the British Em-
pire, is the statement with
which Professor Willis Moore,
chief of the United States
Weather Bureau, has startled
Londoners.

Professor Moore declares it
can be scientifically demonstrated
that the climate of the North
American continent is producing
arace which in mental and phys-
ical energy promises to be dis-
tinctly more efficient than any
past nation of the Northern Ary-
an race, He bases his theory on
the fact that the northwest
winds of the American continent
blowing with great velocity from
an extreme altitude of vast elec-.
trical potentiality release more
ozone in the proper state for hu-
man breathing than in any other
place in the world. Consequent-
ly the American weather expért
maintaing that the Canadian can
ho more control that. nervous
energy which is the marvel of
Europe than he can stop his own
breathing.

Alaska Indians Dying Off —

San Francisco, July 12;—-
Drunkenness,. disease and de-
bauchery are decimating the
Indian population of Alaska, and
unless steps are taken by the
government to bring about an
amelioration of their condition,
the native tribes will become ex-
tinct, according to the statement
that has been issued by Rev, Dr.

The bishop has appealed to the
women of California to aid him

«Bishop Rowe has been ‘in

| Alaska for sixteen years and has

had the welfare of the Indian
and white men alike at ‘heart,
He says that the sources of. the
natives’ food supply are -being

companies and othera,. 20.

Peter 8. Rowe, bishop of Alaska, |’

in securing governmental action. | —

them. Illicit peddling of liquor
prevails and as a result demorali-
gation has followed upon drunk-
enness and debauchery, Sixty-
two per cent. of the natives ar
diseased. | ne ve
Asatemedy thé bishoo ‘sug-.
gests that reservations be estab-
‘lished before available land. has
been taken, bythe whites; that
the natives be compelled, there-
fore, to live in family groups,
each group to be as far removed
from the other as possible and
that when it is necessary to have
a tribal council that it be-held on
the reservation. : ;

Canada's Crop -_

A bullétin of the Census and
Statistics “office issued reports
that throughout the greater part
of Canada the spring this year
has been cold, wet'and backward,
Continuous rains, especially. in
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and
Quebec, have greatly interfered
with the spring seeding, and at
the end of May large areas in
these three provinces, particu-
larly on low lying lands, were
still unseeded. It is impossible
therefore, to base upon the data
at present available complete
estimates of the areas sown to
this year’s principal field erops,
and the following are consequent-
ly preliminary figures subject to
revision at the end of July, when
fresh returns will be made by
correspondents of the office, The
area under fall wheat, deducting
that which was winter killed in
Ontario and Alberta, is placed at
781,000 acres, ‘Spring wheat oe-
cupies 9,145,000 acres, and the
total wheat area amounts there-
fore to 9,926,000 acres: oats
show an area of 9,486,000 acres,
and barley 1,429,000 acres; rye,
peas and.mixed grains have a
total acreage of 894,000, and the
area of hay.and clover is 7,904,-
000 acres; alfalfa is sown to
112,000 acres. Conditions at the
end of May, as measured against

for all the products reported on
except fall wheat, the per cent,
condition of which, viz., 71.46, is
lower than that of any of the
three prevjous years at the same
date, This crop suffered from
the exceptionally severe winter
in Ontario and from the lack of
sufficient snow protection in Al-
berta, whilst the cold, wet spring
has been adverse to recovery and
good growth. The condition of
spring wheat is 94.21 . against
96.69 last year; oats. 91,67
against 94.76; barley, - 91.08
against 93.49; rye 87,24 against
90.26; peas 88.85 against 92.15;
mixed grains, 87.72 against 93.84.
The condition of hay and clover
is 96.10 compared with 74.63: at
the end of April and 91,45 at the
end of May, 1911. .Allalfa, where
grown, shows this year an aver-
age condition of 90,65. For the
three northwest provinces the
areas are, as estimated at May
81, wheat, 9,322,000 acres; oats;

000 acres. . uo

The condition of ‘these cereals
in the northwest provinces _ ig
over 95 per cent, of the standard.
except for fall-wheat in Alberta
where it is 76.62' per cent. In
Saskatchewan the ares under fall
wheat. is estimated at 53,000
acres, and its per cent, condition
on May 31 was 93,28,

_ The Churches.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND
ST. PETER'S, HAZELTON
Sunday Services: Morning bt 11 o'clock; Bunday

‘School at 2.15 p.m: Native aarvice, 9.30 n.m.:
Evening Service, 1:30 p.m, :
. a Sk Rev, J, Fisup, -

_PRESRYTERIAN CHURCH
: ‘HASELTON ;

Bavdees field every Sunday evening in- the
Auditorium at 7.80 o'clock, _ ,
So Rav. D. R. MoLean,

COAL NOTICES — -

Omineca Land Disteiet,. “District of Cantar, |
Take notice that Thomas BE, Hankin of Hazel-
ten, miner, Intends to apply for a Hednse to
peat for opal and potroleum aver the following
08: im. - 4 n4
~ Cott: atm post pldnted on
abont 10 miles east and Smillew south

appropriated. by the cantieriés | sar

thiat Apri i

actual want is common «among

. Omineca Land District.

ja standard of 100 represemting
the promise of a full crop, is high

5,097,000 acres, and barley 887, -

Bisek ereak |
faty | cant

“COAL NOTICES

-Omineca Land District. District of Cassiar.: :
Take notice that Thomas E. Hankin of Hazelton,
tniner, Intends to apply for x lcenaa ta prospect
for goal and patroleym over the following described
anda * : - boa oa
Commencing ata post planted on Black creck
about 10 milea eastandimile south of the east end
of Kiuoy-yaz lake, thence south 80 chains, west 60
chalné, north 9 chains, east 80 chains ta point of
commencement known as claim 3, oo
April2i, 1912.0 ‘Thomas EB. Hankin,
. Omineca Land District. _ Diatrict of Cassiar.
Take natica that Thomas E, Hankin, of Hazel!

(2 COAL NORICES 95.)

Omineca Land District... District of Caosiar..

Take notice that Rabt. Kenneth Lindsay of Vans
couver, broker, in| la
roapect for coal and patrol the fallow.
ng described lands, . . tones
Commencing at.a noat planted about 22 miles.
east and 7 miles south of thoS. E, cor. of lot. 2194,
thence south 8 chains, cast 80 chains, north 80
chains, west 80 chains to paint of commencement,
containing (0 acres, known pas claim 3. oo!
April 20, 1912, * .

over

"-Omineca Land District,“ Distrlet af Casslar, «

miner, intonda to apply for a license to ‘prospect
for coal_ and petroleum ver the following

deseribed lands: lt
Co ing at a post d on Black creek
about 10 miles east and one mile south of the eant
end of Kivey-yaz lake, thence south 80 chains,
east $0 chains, north $) chains, west 80. chains to
point of commencement, known as claim 4. -
April 21, 1912 Thomas E, Hankin,

+ District of Cassiar, ;
‘Take notice .that Thomas E. Hankin, of Haz-
elton, minar, “Intends ta apply for 4 Ifecnge to
prospect for coaland petreleum over the following
described lands, - : oo
Commencing ata post planted on Black creek
10 miles east and 1-mile south of the enatern end
of Kluey-yaz lake, thenca north 80 chains, west
80 chaina, south 80 chains, east 80 chains to point
of commencement, known as claim 5, ; .
April 21, 1012:- - Thomas E. Hankin.

Omineca Land District, “District of Casslar,

Take notice that Themaa E. Hankin, of Haz-
elton miner, intends ‘to apply for a licensa to
prospect for coal and petroleum over the following
described lands. : oe

Commencing at a post planted on Black creek
about 10 miles eaat and one mile®outhof tha east
end of Kivey-yaz Jake, thence north: 8) chains,

east 8 chains, south 80 chains, west 80 chains to|

point of commencement, known aa claim 6.
April 2f, 1912, Thomas E, Hankin.

Omincca Land District. District of Cassinr.
Take notice that Thomas E, Hankin, of Haz-

elton, miner, intends to apply for a licensa to],

roapect for coal and petroleum over the following
Beseribed tanda, :
Commencing at’a post planted on Black creek
about 10 milea eaat and 1 mite north of the eaat
end of Kluéy-yaz lake, thence south 30 chains,
weat elghly chains, north eighty chins, eaat
eighty chaina tapolnt of commencement, known
aa claim 7, Thomes E, Hankin:
April 21, 1912, . .

” Omineea Land District, District of Casslar.
Take notice that Thomas E. Honkin .of Hazel-
to apply for a jicense to

ton, miner, Intends
petroleum over the following

nioapect for coal and
deseribed Jands; . 4
Commencing at a post planted en Black ercek

| about 10 miles east. and 1 mile north of east end of

Kluey-yaz jake, thence south elghty chains, east
eighty chaing, north elghty chains-west eighty
choins ta point of commencement, known sa
claim 8. omas FE, Hankin.
April 21, 1912,

Omineca Land District., District of Casstar.

Takenotica that Thomas BE, Hankin of Hazel-
ton, miner, Intends to apply for a license to
prespect for coal and petroleum over tha following
described lands: - .
Commencing at a post planted on Black creek
about 10 miles enst and 1 mile norttrof the eastern
end of Klaey-yaz lake thence north 80 chaing,
west 80 chains, south 80 chains, east $0 chalna
to point“ of commencement, known as claim 9.
April.21, 1912. - "Thomas EB, Hankin.

Ominces Land District. — District of Casslar.

Take notice that Thomas &, Hankin of Hazel-
ton, miner, intenda to apply for a Ilcence te
prospect for coal and petroleum over thé follow-
ing described lands: - . .

ir i J on Black creek

ata post
about 10 miles east and 1 mila north of ‘the east
ern end of Kluey-yaz luke thence north 80 chains,
eadt 80 chains, sou ins, weet 80 chaing
to polnt of Commencement, known as claim 10. .
April 21, 1912, Thomas E. Hankin,

Omlneca Land District. _ District of Caasiar,

Take notice that Thomas E, Hankin of Hazel-
ton, miner, intends te apply for a Icense to
prospect for coal and petroleum over the following

- described lands,

Commeneing ata post. planted on Black creek
abouteight miles east and 1 mile north of the
east end of Kluey-yaz lake, thonce north 8 chaina
east &)chaing, south 80 chalns, west 8 ehains to
point of cor ment. ining 640 acres,
known 4s claim 11,° Thomas E. Hankin,
April Zi, 1912.

Omineen Land District, _ District of Cusalar,

2 Take notice that Thomas E. Hankin of Hazel-
ton, miner, intends to apply for a license to
Prospect for coal and petroleum over thy following
described lards. « .. gees ct ke ante
Commeneing at & post plantéd’ on’ ‘Binkk ‘creek
about eight miles east and 1 mile north of the.
east end of Kivey-yaz lake, thence north 80 chains
west 8 chains, auth 80 chains, east 80 chains
to point of commencemant, containing 640 acres,
knewn as claim 12, , homas E. Hankin.
April 21, 1912, -

Ornineca Land Diatrict.- _Distriet of Cassine
Take notice that Thomas E, Hankin, of Haz-

elton, miner, intends to Spply for a license to |.

prospect for coaland petroleum over tha follow-
ing deserjbod lands.
Commencing ata pest planted on Black creek

abouteight mileacastand one* mile north of the

eat ond of Klueysyar Inke, thenca south 80] ¢

chains, weat 80 chains, north 80 chalns, east 36
chains to polnt ef commencement, known aa
claim 138. ;- Whomaa BE. Hankin.
April 21, 1912, an

Omincca Land District, . District of Cassiar.

Take notice that Thomas E, Hankin, of. Haz-
elton, miner, Intends to apply for a license ta
Re ect for cealand petroleum over the follow-

Ing described lahds.- ,

Commencing at a post nldnted on Black creek
Shout eight milea east and 1 mila nerth of the
euat end of Kluey-yaz lake thence south 80 chains,
east 80 chaina, north 80 ching, west 80 chaina,
ta pointof con mencement, knawh 8 claim 14,
April 21, 12, ‘Thomas E. Hankin.

Omineea Land Distriet. District of Cusstar,:

Take notice that Robt. Konneth Lindsay of Van-
couver, broker, Intends toapuly tér a licenve to
prospect for coal ahd petroleum aver the follow-

ing deseribed langs, .
Commencing ata it planted about 21 miles
east and 6 miles south of the 8. EB. cor. of lat 2164,

thence north 80 chains, west 80 chains: south 80

Take flatice that Robt, Kenneth Lindaay of Van-
couver, broker, intenda to apply for w licensa ta
rospect for coal and netroleum over tha fol.”
wing described lands. ; an wee
“Commencing at a post piagted about 24 miles:
saat and 7 miles south of the. EB. cor, of lot 2184,
thence: north 8 chalna,- saat 80 chains, aouth, 80 ~
chains, west 20 chains t point of commencetnent,
containing 640 acres, knownasclaim 9, ..-
April 29, 1912, Robert Kenneth Lindsay,
Ominera Land Diatrict, ° District of Cassiar.-
Take notice that Robt, Kenneth Lindsay of Van-,
couver, broker, intends to apply fora licensa to |
Droapect ‘for coal-and petralaum over the fol+
lowing described lands. *-. ce - 2
Commencing at a post planted aboot 24 miles
east and 7 miles south of tho 8, E. cor. of Jot 21947:
thence south. 80 chains, enat £0 chains, north 8)”.
chaing, west £0 chaina to point of. commencament,
containing 640 aeres, known as claim 10. ie
April 20, 1912, Robert Kennoth Lindsay, -

Omineoa Land District, Diatrictof Casalar.

eum over the follow-

prospect for coal and

petra
Ing described Janda, . -

ing descr! lands,

Commencing at a post planted about 24 miles
enat and 5 miles south of tha. E, cor, of lot 2194,
thence north 83 chaing, exat 80 chains, south -80
chain, west 80 chalna to point of commencement,
containing £40 acres, known aa claim 12.

April 29, 1912. Robert Kennath Lindsay.

Omineca Land District. ‘District of Casaiar, |
- Take notice that Robt. Kenneth Lindsayof Van-
couver, broker, intends to apply for a license to
prospect fer coal and petroleum over the follow-
ing described lands, : ere

Commencing at & poat planted about 24 mites
east and 5 milea south of tho 8. E. cor. of lot 2154,
thence north 89 chaing, west 80 chaine, south a
chaing, east £0 chains ta point of commencement,:
contalning 640 acrea, known as claim 18, ~~
April 25, 1912, "  ". Robert Kenneth Lindsay,

Omincca Land District. District of Cosalar.-

Take notice that Robt. Kenneth Lindsay of Van-
couver, broker, intends to apnly for a Heense to
prospect for coaland petroleum over the following

degeribed Jands, .
Commencing at a post lanted about 24 miles
eaat and 6 miles south of thaS. E. cor. of lot 2194,
thence south 80 chains, west elghty chaina, north
eighty cRaing, east eighty chains to point of com-
mencement. known as claim 14. ;

April 29, 1912. Robort Kenneth Lindsay. |

Omineca Land District, - District of Caasiar

Take notice that Robt Kenneth Lindsay of Van- ¢
couver, broker, intends to apply for a Heenss to
prospect for coal and patroleum over the follow-
ing described landa, — . ° 7 _

Commencing at’ a post planted about 22 miles ~

thence south 8) chains, éast 80 chains, north 20
chains, weet 80 chains, to point of - cammance-
mont, known aa claim 15.Robert Kenneth Lindaay,
April 29, 1912, .

~ Omineca Land pistrict, latrict of Casstar,
Take notice that Roht Kenneth Lindsay of Van-
couver, broker, intends to apply
prospest for coal and
degeribed lande:
Commencing at a post planted about 22 miles
eat and 6 miles south of tho §, BE. Cor, of tot 2194,
thenec north eighty chaing, east eighty chains,
south eighty chains, west eighty chaing to paintof
commencement, known 45 claim 16. ° .
April 29, 1912, in Rokert Kenneth Lihdssy,

for a Heense to
potroleum over the follawing

 Ominees Land pistrict, - “ platrict of Casalar:
Take notice that Robt Kenneth’ Lindsay-of: Van-*:
prospect for coal and petroleum over the following‘
deacribed lands: nk pe
‘Commencing ata post planted about 21 ‘miles
east and 5 miles south of thaS. E, cor. of lot 2194:
thence north cighty chains, east eighty chains, .
south eighty chains, west eighty chains to point of
commencement, known as claim L7,
April 29, 1912, Robert Kenneth Lindsay.

Omineca Land pistrict, — pintrict of Casslar

Tako notice that Robt Kenneth Lindsay of Van+
eouver, breker, intends to apply for a Iicense ta
prospect for coal and petroleum over the followin:
escrl anda; . - .
Commencing at a post planted about. 21 miles
east andl 5 miles south uf the S, E. cor. af lot 2164,
thence north eighty chains, west eighty chains,

- | south elghty chaing, east eighty chains to point of ~

commencement, known as claims,
April 29, 1912, . Robert Xenneth Lindsay.

Omineca Land bistriot.:. piatrict of Cassiar,

Take notice that Robt Kenneth Lindsay of Van-
couver, broker, Intends to apply fer a license to
prospect for coal and petroleum over the following:
described lands: an

Commenclng at a post planted’ about 21 milea
eset and 7 milea aouth of the 8, B. cor, of lot 2194, —
thence south wighty chains, ‘east elghty chain
north eighty chains, weat cighty chains to point
commencement; known as claim 19,
April 29, 1912, - Robert Kenneth Lindsay.

 Oriineca Land pDistrict.- District of Canssfar.
‘Take notica that Robt Kenneth Lindsay, of Van-

couvet, broker, intends to apply ‘for a. license ta

prospect for coal and petroloum over thefollowing

deserlbed lands: _
lanted about 2t miles

chains, cast 80 chaina, to pointof
known as claim 1, . Robert Kenneth Lindsay,
April 29, 1912. :

Omineca Land Datrict. District of Cassiar

Tako notice that Robt. kenneth Lindsay of Van-
couver, broker, intends to apply for a license ‘to
‘prospect for coaland petroleum over tha £olicw-

ing deacribed lands, ; - oe
Commencing ata post plarited about 21 miles
east and d miles sonth of the S, EB, cor, of Jot 2194,
thorice north 80 chains, erst 8) chains, south 80
chains, went 80 chaina, to point of commencement,
known aa claim 2, Kenneth Lindsay,
April 29, 1912, :

- Omincea Land District, District of Caasiar.
Take notice that Robt. Kenneth Lindsay of Van-
couvet, broker, intends to-apply fora Jicense to
protpect for coal and petrelaunt over the fdllaw-
ing described lands, ‘
Commencing ata post planted about 21 miles
east and 6 miles aouth of the 8. I. car. of lot 2194,
thence sopth 80 chains, west 80 chains, north &
chains, east 80 chaing, to point of commencement,
known asclaim 3, | Robert-Kenneth Lindaay.
Anril 29, 1912. ee

Omineca Land District, . Districtof Casslar.

Take notice that Robt, Kenneth Lindsay of Van-
couver, broker, Intendé to ayply for permission to
prospect for coal and petroleum over the follow-
ing deacribed Janda.

Commencing at a post planted sbout 21-rmiles |

east and 6 miles south of the 8. Ei. cor, of lot 2194,
thence south 80 chains, cast 80. chaina, north 80
chains, west 80 chalns t it af commencement,
known a3 claim 4, Robert Kenneth Lindsay.
April 29, 1912. -. too :

Commencing
eaat and 7 mile

Commencing ata post pinnted about 23. miles
east and 7 miles south of the 8, E, cor, of lot. 2194,
thence north 80 chalns; east 80 chaina,: south
chaina, weat 20 chalne to point of commencement,
containing 640 acres, known as latin 6.

April 20, 1912. . Ro

rh aso

Ty

woe

ai | fore duly-1, 1912.

Cc ing at & post
caat and 7 nallea south of the §, BE. cor. of lot 210.
thonce south elghty chaing, ‘west elehty. chalng,
north tighty Chains, east eighty chains to point of
commencement, known as Claim 20 :

a le
Aprit 29, 1912, bert Kenneth Lindsay.

LOST—Between - Hazelton e and
Teikwa: a bundle -

room slippers, ‘Anyone
information which will’ lead to
their recovery either. to this

Real Estate Office, Telkwa, will
he rewarded. ee

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER.
eS RTp

partnership ‘heretofore. subsist-
contractors and carriers, under

vany, in the Town of Hazelton, -
County of Atlin, Province of Brit«
ish Columbia, has been this day-

moneys. due'to the said’ partiier--
ship are to be paid to.George M.

partnership,. and all, partnership -
debts: will .ba -paid . by: the sal
George M. Beirnes; provided bills ..
for same are: presented on or be-

‘A.

-” “Grorde M. BEIRNES, -

Sune % 1018,

nuieth Edoden

“Miner Print Sho,

Beirnes, at the office of-the:sald'

apply fora license to

Robert-Kenneth Lindsey. - |.

Take notice that Robt. Kenneth Lindsayof Vane °° a
Lecouver, broker, intends to apply for a Icarus to

conver, hroker, Intends’ to apply for a lcenea to -

_. “',; LYSTER MULVANY, -— -

east.and 5 miles south of the 4. H. cor. of nbZiod, . - A

of — rugs, : =

strapped, and containinga knick- |
kerbocker suit, two. pairs of 4
stockings, suit of pajamas, sponge, ©}
in sponge bag, and a pair of, bed |
i ‘Anyone giving — ,

office or that of R. L. Gale, J.-P, 3

Notice is heréby given that the -
ing between the undersigned as °°

‘the firm name of Beirnes & Mul- - °

dissolved by. mutual consent,.All-. |