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P.O. Box 812. -

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| STORE

“We are the sole ‘agents at A)

~ Hazeton and Telkwa
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Kodaks

Eastman’s
~ Films and Photo
Supplies ~

| J. Mason Adams |
Druggist and Statiorier
alnuelton, B.C, :

Green Bros.,, Burden’ & Co. .
Civil Engineers

Dominion and British Columbia _
’ Land Surveyora .

Offices at‘Victoria, Nelson, Fort George
and Hazelton, :

B. C, AFFLECK, Mer. Hazelton Office.

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J. A. LeRoy - J. Nation

Hotel Winters

Cor. Abbott and Water Streets

_ Vancouver

. Buropean Plan $1.00 to $2,650
Rooms with Baths, Hot and Cold
Water. Steam Heated.

Motor Bus Meets All Boats and

rains,
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Mines and Mining!

afterwards one of our ‘men who

Good Properties for sale — Cash or on
Bond, Development and -
Asgesament Work.

Cai Brothers
Six Years In This District,
Hazelton, D. 0.

and General Delivery.

‘Freight delivered to all Nearby - Points,
New Hazelton, Read Houses and Mines.
All Orderg Filled with Care and Dispatch.

Residence and Barn clise to
Blacksmith Shop
A.
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M. Ruddy

Hnxelton, B. C.

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JOHN E. LINDQUIST
Architect and Building Contractor

Working Plans and Specifications, |

Estimates on any tlass of building fur-
nished, © All work guarenteed.

Hazelton, B, C.

Losteadashicl ”"

i Skeena Laundry

Our Work is Good and our Rates
4 . ~ Reasonable. ’

7 Baths In Connection  - ¢

“Halfway House

Most convenient and comfortable 7
-Btopping place for travellera be-°
‘tween Hazelton and Aldermere -

i. LARGE STABLES‘
‘FIRST-CLASS MEALS AND BEDS
a ———
FRANK W. HAMANN
- , Proprietor

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~~ YUP SAN’

) Suits‘Cleaned.
| ‘Next

ne ‘Hake bieltom, BO. be :

door’ to Sam Leo

: Will be Year Before Regina

\|spic and span appearance, The

t City Transfer |

|for that amount has been pre-
+| pared for signature of His Royal

-| Another waraant providing for
L/$10,000 for fire sufferers of

|G£ inspection of the company's

-) priges about. 250 men and will be
‘increased shortly,

| two-mile ‘ateath railfoid’ from the:

pee BEST PART OF CITY.

‘OF REGINA DESTROYED

Completely Recovers from
Effects of Great Storm:

. “!Nobody who has not actually
seen the city since it was struck
by the cyclone can form anything
like an adequate.idea of what:

hashappened. Between $5,000,-|

000 and $6,000,000 damage has
been done, and‘it. will*be. years
before Regina resumés its wonted

best part of ‘the city has been
devastated.” Te
This is a statement made’ by
Inspector Burnett of the: R.. N.
W. M.P., of Regina, one of the
first outsiders to enter’ the
stricken district and aid in the
work of rescue. Continuing, In-
spector Burnett said:-
“You have to'see it for your-
self, and even then it is hard to
realize that so much could be
done in a few minutes,”
According to Inspector Burnett,
the police barracks, about two
miles from the stricken area,
was first notified of the cyclone
at about 5:30 p. m., and immed-
iately the force turned ont to a
man to aid in the work of rescue
and-guard the property of the
citizens. Co _
**We had a heavy rain and wind
at the barracks and after it had
passed I went to the office to
telephone to town and see how
things had been there,”’ said In-
spector Burnett. . ‘I could not
raise the town office, but shortly

had been on town duty palloped
in with a report of what had hap-
pened and we were at once turn-
ed out to take partin tha work
ofrescue.”

Inspector’. Burnett says that
everybody behaved splendidly,:
“Every man aided in the rescuu,
work,’’ he said. “‘There was no
panic at all, It was all. over so
suddenly and by the time we got
there gangs of men were already
at work clearing out the wreck-
age and looking for the victims.
We assisted ‘and some of our men
are still on guard, but it will take
some considerable time for Regina
to look like itself again...” ‘Che
best portion of the town ig wiped
out,”

The Lieutenant Governor has
received a message from. King
George conveying to the citizens
hig sympathy over the loss of life
and property in the recent storm.
The death list has reached 68.
Many of those who were..in the
hospitals were unable to-survive
their injuries, The Duke of
Connaught has contributed * $500
to the relief fund, whlch now
atands at $150,000. .- —

The Dominion Government’s
contribution to the Regina: cy-
clone sufferers is $30,000. A gov-
ernor-general’s warrant calling

Highness, Duke of Connaught,
and ws soon as it is signed money
will be transferred to’ Regina,

Chicoutimi “has been prepared
for signature of Duke, ,

care

Goose Bay Activity

Mr, W. A. Williams and Mr. 0.
B, Smith, Jr., general superin-
tendent of smelting and general
superintendent-of mining opera-
tions respectively, of the Granby
Consolidated Company, reached
Vancouver this week from a trip

mining properties at Goose Bay,
Portland Canal district. -They
are greatly pleased: with - the
progress of development’ work,
The-pay roll at :the mine com-

tracts :for substantial doeka. at
Goose Bay have: been: awarded.
The grading of the ‘site! of thé
proposed 2000-ton smelter tind 9

Mr,. Williams ‘stated that, ‘cons | Ht

mine to tide-water is row being

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THE OMINECA MINER

that this fall:would see the . com-

pletion of the:smeltet foundation.

and retaining wall, ,Construction
of the big plant. will” be ‘started

early next year. Solaris
The“ming is: being developed

‘| by a series.of tuhnels, “the : most
jelevated one being 580 feet:'and-

the lowest. 385 feet qbdve tide-
water... In the lower ‘workings ‘a
erosacut had ‘recently demonatrat-
ed: the ore body to:have a, width
of 120 feet, averaging about: two
and a half per. .cent. copper, be-
sides the gold and silver values:
With the completion of - the

will be available,

B. C. Copper Dividend oa
Phoenix, July 9:—British ‘Co-
lumbia copper directors have de-
clared a quarterly dividend of

15 centsa share, . They announee | y

that the company now has ‘a
sufficient surplus to continue pay-
ments et this rate: for a year,
The last previous dividend, 12 1-2
cents, was paid by the company
in June, 1911, and disburge-
ments’ had to be-. discontinued
because of the strike of the
coal miners’ in the Canadian
northwest, which made it neces-

sary for ‘the. company to pur-|.

chase its coke in Pennsylvania,
the increased cost of -fuel for a
time wiping out its operating

| profits, Current.earnings are at

the rate of $60,000 a month, or
$1.22 ‘per share annually, In-
cluding the dividend just -de-
clared, British Columbia Copper
has disbursed since organization

a total of 80 cents ‘per share, orj. Cc

$436,681. If the Voight property,
now held under option, is -pur-
chased, it will probably be
financed by the sale of treasury
stock of convertible bonds,

Plot to Kill Lord Kitchener -
London, July 12:—A special
dispatch to-the Daily Mail. from

‘Cairo states that the British ad-

visor to the Minister of the
interior, the public prosecutor
‘and the commandent of the Cairo
police conferred with Lord Kitch-
ener today and it is understood
that, the conference was con-
nected with the alleged discovery
of a conspiracy to assassinate
Abdul Hamid Pasha Sid, presi-
dent of the council, Lord Kitch-
ener and the Khedive.. Four
persons have been arrested in
London as suspects and the in-
vestigation is continuing.

Carries Same Cargo Both Ways
Montreal, July 10:—When the
Ascania of the Cunard Line

‘docked the other morning she

brought back with her nearly a
full cargo of grain ‘which she
had taken from-here five weeks
ago. Owing to the strike in
London. it-was impossible to un-
load the grain and after a delay
of seven days she -returned to
Montreal, picking up a-big pas-
senger list at: Southampton,

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COAL NOTICES

Cassiar Land District
- District of Cassiar .
‘Take notice that Thos W, Brewer of
Hazelton, miner, intenda to apply for a
licence to. prospect for coal and petro-
eum over the fullowing described lands;
Commencing at a post planted about
26.miles north and § miles west of the
northeast comer of lot 180, and fins
the western - bounda of Ethel
McComber's coal claim No, 1, ‘thence

. south 80 chains, east 80 chains, north

80 chains, west 80 chains to ‘point
of commencement, known as claim 70.
April 19, 1912. Thomas W, Brewer.

Casslar Land District. “District of

; Casgiar. - *

Take notice that Thomas W. Brewer of
Hazelton, miner, intends to *eply. for a
licence to prospect for coal and petro-
leum over the following described lands.

Commencingata post Planted about 23
miles north .and 9 niilds west of tha
northeast corner of lot. 130, and adjoin-
ing the. western boundary of Walter
Skelhorne’s Coal Claim No. 102. thence
north eighty chains, east eighty chains,
south eighty chains, weat eighty chains
to polnt of commencement, known os
elainyNo, Tl, =.
April 19 1912, ‘Thomas W, Brewer.

‘, Casuiar Land District ,
-. \ District of Cassiar
“Take notice that Thos W. Brewer of
azelton, miner, intends toapply for a
license to prospect for céal and petro-
leum over the following described lands:
menting at a post planted about
23: milea north and § milea wast of the
northeait corer of. lot 180, thence
south 80 chains, west 80 chains, north
8) chains; east’ 80 chaina, ta point of
éommencement, known as claim.No [2.

April 19, 1912, . Thomas W, Brewer.

ro oy

rushed, Mr. Williams added | ”

‘831 miles north and 1

‘Hazelton, miner, intends to apply for a

smelter, an enormous ore tonnage.

‘south 80chains, west 80chains, north 80
‘chaina, east 80 chains to point of com-
‘mencement, known as claim No, 64,

COAL NOTICES ~

th Cassiar Land District, "District of

Ze ‘. . Cassiar .
Take Notice that Thomas W, Brewer of | -
azelton, miner, intends to apply fora
license to prospect fer coal and patro-
leum over the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about
miles west of the
northeast corner of lot 180, and join-| .
ing the eastern boundary of Arthur |.
Skelhorne's Coal Claim No, 109, thence
north 80 chains, west 80 chains, south
80 chaing, east 80 chains to point of com-
Mencement, known as claim No. 62.
April 18, 1912, Thomas W, Brewer.

--Cassiar Land District. —_Disttiet of | :
ra ' Caasiar a
“Take notice that Thomas W.Brewerot | g

license to prospect for coal and. patro-
leum over the following.described landa;
_ Commencing ata post planted about | ;
28° miles north and 11 miles. west
of,the northeast. corner of ‘lot 180,
End joining the western boundary of
Ethel McGumber’s Coal Claim No, 29, .
thenca north 80 chaing, west 80 chaing,
south §0chalna, east 80 chaina- to: point
of commencement, known gs claim 68:-_
April 19, 1912. = Thomas: W. Brewer. | -

Cassiar Land District, Districtof
. Cassiar, — -
‘Take notice that Thos W. Brewer of
fazelton, miner, intends to apply for a
license to prospect for-coml and petro-
leum over the following described Jands,
': Commencing at a post planted ‘about
28 miles north and 11 miles west of the
northeast corner of. lot 130, thence

April 19, 1912, Thomas .W. Brewer.
: Cassiar Land District. District of

7 ’ - Cassiar . ;
‘Take notice that Thomas W. Brewer of
Hazelton, miner, intends to apply for
license to prospect for coal an

Commencing at a post planted about |-
27 miles north and 10 miles west of the
northeast corer of lot 190, and join-
ing the western boundary of Ethe] Mc.
Cumber’s Coal Claim No. 18 thence
north 80 chains, west 8Ochains, south 80
chains, east 80 chaing, to point of com-
mencement, known as claim No. 65.
April 19, 1912, Thomas W. Brewer,

Cassiar Land District. District of —

: : agsiar,
Take notice that Thos W. Brewer of
Hazelton, miner, intends to apply for a
license to prospect for coal and petro-
eum over the following deacribed lands.
Ommencing at a post planted about
27 miles north and 10 miles west of the

gins
thel
7, thence

northeast corner of lot 190, and
the western boundary of
MeGumber's coal claim No. 1

eouth 80 chains, east 80 chains, Torth .

30 chains, wegt 80 chains to point of
commencement, known a4 claim No. 68,
April 19,1912, - Thames W, Brewer,

Casslar Land. District, District of

Casaiar ;
” Take notice that Thomas W. Brewer
of Hazelton, miner, intends to apply fora
licenag to prospect for coal and petro.
leum over the Glowing described anda.
. Commencing ate post planted about 26
miles north and 10 miles west of the
northeast comer of lot 180, thenca.
north eighty chaine, westeighty chains,
south eighty chains, east eighty chalne
to point of commencement, known as |.
claim No. 67. Thomas W. Brewer,
April 19, 1912.

Cassiar Land .Distriet.
. s Cassiar .

Take notice that Thomas w. Brewer
of Hazelton, miner, intends to ap ly fora
license to prospect for coal an petro-
leum over the following described lands, |-

Commencing ata post planted about 25
miles north and 9 miles west of the|-
northeast corner of lot 180. .and foin-
ing the western boundary of Ethe! Mc-
Cumber’s Coal Claim No. 12: thence
north eighty chains, westeighty chains,
south eighty chains, east eighty chains
to point. of commencement, known as
claim No. 68.

April 19 1912, Thomas W. Brewer,
. Cassiar Land -District
District of Cassiar
_ Take notice that Thos W. Brewer of |.
Hazelton, mirier, intends to apply for a
licenae to prospect for coal and peétro-| _
leum over the following deseribed lands:
- Commencing at a.post planted about
25 miles north and 9 miles west of the
northeast corer of lot 130, thenee
south 80 chains, west 80 chains, north
80 chains, east 80 chains to point of
commencement, known as claim No. 69.
April 19, 1912, Thomas W. Brewer.
. Caasiar Land District 1
.. District of Cassiar ~

Take notice that Thomas W, Brewer of
Hazelton, miner, intends to apply for'a
licehse to prospect for coal and : petro-
leam over the following described Janda. |:

Commencing at a post planted about
21 miles north and 8 miles west of the
northeaat corner of Jot. 180 and joins the
weatern boundary of Walter Skelhorne’s
Coal Claim No, 90: thence north 80
chains, east 86 chains, south 80 chaine,
west §0 chains to
ment, known ag claim No. 76.

April 20, 1912. = Thomas W. Brewer.
aa Cassiar Land. District
~ District of Casgiar.

Take notice that Thomas W.Brewerot
Hazelton, oceupation miner, intends to
apply for 8 license to prospect for coal
and petroleum over the following des-
eribed lands: ~ a

Commencing at_a post planted about
19 miles north and 10 miles west of the| -
northeast corner ‘of lot 190, thence} .
north 80-chains, west 80 chains, south
80 chains, east 80 chains to point of
cotimericement, known as claim 77.
April 20, 1912, Thomas W. Brewer.

Omineea Land District, District of |
‘ Bar, a
Take notice. that William Logan of
Hazelton; miner, intends: to app. \y¥ for
a licence to prospect for coal and petro-
leum on the following described lands:
.Commencing at a post planted about
11’miles east of the southeast corner of
lot 2194; thence north 80 chains, west
80 chains, south 80 chains,east 80
chains 10. point of commencement,
known as claim No. 20.
April 8, 1912.°. Willlam Logan.

Omineca Land Distriet, District of
a BSBA, t
Take ‘notice that William Logan of

District of

Hazelton, miner, intends to spp for
6 licenced to prospect for coal a pe
leum on the following destribed lands:

Commencing at a post yianted. about
11 miles east of the adutheust corner of
Lot 2194, thence north 80 chaina, east |:
80 chains, gouth 8) chains, weet 80].

int of rommence-|

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nnouncement

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TO BUYERS OF

GOOD PRINTING

p T etre vs
leum over the following described land;

",_, New Paper Stock —
+ ‘New Machinery’

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BE FORE 7 placing that order nite to the 7
Miner at Hazelton for samples of stock
price list. _

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PARTMENT

is equipped with only
the latest in type faces
and printing papers -

Letter Heads Statements . Bill Heads’ Cards
Envelopes Catalogues Pamphlets «Ments
Mining Forms of. all descriptions Pay Rolls. a
Legal Forms Prospectuses Programs. Ship-

«ping Tags and Imitation Typewnter Letteis.  ~

chains to point of ‘eomniencement,.!
known aa claim No 2ls 0

April B 1912... | William Logaa,|

HE MINER JOB DE-