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‘Bob Hadden Joins Halleton and Thomp-
“£8 sonia: the. Resérvoir Group on

it The chief of lice was in New (Weeks on- aécount -of ‘the new
now’ used” asa. depot, will be oipmecuste ‘this weak, inion Rold'strike at‘Teslin Lake.” Some|s
7 wa ‘bint to! Pe Porphyry creek, to taken,,the; two formers down: to | Valuable. de he an |”
: _ [the penitentiary, Constable Fair. and 2. d

Hadden ‘was in “last i =

| Bt month cand: the Al
a deal with Hal- lee

: * | distriet” is that! much: bétter off.’ ton’)
right 1 left on. ‘Thurs. | Lenty-five’ dollars haa: ‘been’ thet}
vain for. Victoria where he Prevailing 1 price to date,
a accept, a:position in: ‘the aud- a:

7
my

; Thursda, morning,
for the’ purpose of m
-- | Gradock,- ofthe firm:of(
Farm: ‘implements me Cradock & Co.,-of England, a
“most, promising on:the hill at the]: - {Frank Carel has been appoint-| tractors ‘for the construction of
back of ‘the’ town ‘and Bob was|. q y . i Mr. Wright: ‘will: che ed agent in New” Hazelton foy| the--high. level bridge: over: the :
+ — lucky, to get i in; There are eigh-| “Gave Agent. Josking and. Road missed i in the old town where-he| He. pulley at. New Hazelton. last oS
teen claims in’ the: ‘Sroup, and the Supt, ‘Carr. were visitors in toy as been for the past year and a}: =| tall; when’ the survey plang ere
- Same veins which:have been. prov: Thursday“morning,. _Mr. Hoskins half or two years, - de, ‘a mistake’ ‘was made and.
ing ‘such big. ones: on Rocher de was ‘greatly impressed. with the/: InternationalHarvester goods 1 will instead of ‘having! solid: ‘Fock for .
‘Boule’ mine are “Present: on the| size and appearance of New Haz “-Contiastors’ ‘have been: ‘busy bé the main line of machinery. He the: desid-men it was necessary to.
‘Reservoir:g group. The price. for| elton, “He stated that he had no this ‘week preparing the figures | willbe“ in a position to furnish have’ concrete. | It Was decided
the interest was three thousand | idea that the’ town. had such alon the: cost ‘of ‘the’ new hotel] ranchers: ‘and others . with ny-| to divide’ thé ‘cost of the extra.

‘dollars cash,” During-the coming | large population. He was alsé buildttig.;which--will shortly” be/ thing desired j in the way of farm]. work: sods contact the: Bridge
“summer, “Thompson, Halleron | much taken’ with ‘the location of started in New. Hazelton,, F...C.. implements, . Wagons, buggies, wai
and Hadden. will do extensive de- the Place as a townsite, we ne: MeKinnon is -in -charge of the harness, ete.

7 velopment work < on the group. *, plans.and_he. will. ‘see. that. the}:

: “Hospital Donations biggest buneh of the money spent
: Stide Tit the Train ; Pcbtety acknowledged $101, 16 led the building i is left in the dis-
7 rict: ‘where: ‘it. will. ido the most |
Th Saturday night. passenger| A E. Faweett .. |
avery close shave on| 0 ni _
and- ‘the’ passengers {
an experience which felt like
‘home ickness. " “As the train was| !
‘eomi ge rough a eut at’ ‘Mile. 85
‘a. land * slide * occurred and just W: H- Goeka:.. of
“caught the rear vestibule of. the Willing’ ‘Workers, “Syden™ /
~hind coach. “More or léss damage] ham St. $.S., Kingston, a ‘ar
-was doné andthe coach had‘tobe| Liss ee They are | up in a very. few days, ae
‘left behind. “The: train was five n ompliyine eighteen - men at pres- |” ~ o
and a half: ‘hours: late.in arriving. [Collingwood ‘Schreiber. ae ent, and they, have practically all]:
Another: sma lyslide: occurred ' ‘fa } a . 6 fhe. I he mill
. Basalt, but this. awas

¢

“on Rocher de Boule mown- as ‘su as’ ‘the roads get in a little
This. ‘group “is “one of. the better’ shape, ° “

nes,. and farm implements. The

a New: ‘Lamiry ad pee
Me. Roth, ‘Prince ‘Rupert, are gee
rived i in ‘town; on: Wednesday and |:
is:looking for, a location’ in. which |,
to establish a hand: laundry: : Mrwly
| Roth has been j inthe district :be-|
{fore and his. ‘work is: known. to
{the old timers. He is a first class};
‘of | laundryman and will: get. a big
share of the New. Hazelton. busi-| 223.
| ness, . He expects to get: started

together “with: aoe ad
othe te Bed .

( K to Took: after
: agzué, ' ‘lment’ agent's’ staff here, ‘left on his: ‘business’ int eats.
. [oil a and Peto, district” 26.80 Thursday morning: for’ Nelson, |i oof od
8261, 05 where he ‘will assume’ ‘the: duties |

~—|Mr, Hoskins: performed.’ in: ‘the

~ SoS. Jarvis, “ot: the: ‘govern-

waa: :delaid everal ° ‘hours ‘again
‘on accoun ofa second small slide
at Mile 86; oF atabout’ the: ‘Same
‘place. as. the’ ‘Blide oecurred whieh

| office there: before ‘receiving: ‘the:
| Position: of agent‘ in_ this district.
| Mr. * ‘Milburn, “who! has: been‘! ‘at

} sing ar
er ‘six horse. ‘team Up, ‘to. add. to}
his freighting: outiit oe

er, arrived last we sek. to [E, C. LatTrace. ‘teturned from
"place fi Mi. ‘Jarvis, Prince Rupert: Wednesday night;|*:
-» |The ‘government’ agent’s: staff pad ness ere time there
"There hae ‘been: ereatly: ‘chariged on business. .... -o see cca
hanks will. be Sufficiently. dry tol “Free Harbors for canada - lately. a : nop OAR Ds “Wooler: ‘was. in’ town: on
. "prevent ‘slides. ‘and the. _Tailway The harbors of ‘Canada 1 should “Everything i in the isp ox val. Thursday on his) way. to. Twelve i
‘company. will: be able to’get. in be free, In’ other | words, ‘the] ley ‘ig’ ‘looking ; ‘prosperous "this Mile, “where “hi : will’'b be: located |#
and remove sufficient material’: 80 government should see’ that any spring, is the report of thos | for et time? 3).
‘that next.season the, .slides steamer complying. with. the.reg- have bee out’ amon een
not. ‘interfere with traffic, o the: a ° wa oh dock for) jmers, There will be a greater|
: : é° purpose o ise arging or| *
loading. cargo! +  /agreage tinder, cultivation t land’ will: spehd’ a few. days i in}
7 ‘ever nd the crops will be much He weds
; oes town, on. business, DP OS GES des
| larger: | roviding. that unnatural 7
weather conditions do not inter-|'
fere, With ‘the bridge | across to |< 42 Broushion, hatin 2
New Hazelti and an ‘improved ce et | pastor ‘at Pr rinee. " Rupe

bronght in, “here, Ag usual ‘al nae be road from the” ‘valley, ‘the farm. tuck om a week on his. way. the. arrival, ofa a son and‘h
7 nd.tha vite ers will be ‘able’ to haul their ‘stuff | ns

G:; £0: go ito ‘allowing: only'the "Own boats. O . Paes iS
Beat town, to. We che be dock, they keep, up the

- Magazines ‘and: Periodicals Fort.

‘Mrs.: Saunders, “Mrs; Kirby;. Mrs.’ take ™:

a view ‘road’ and: in™ é spring, MeVittie, Rev. J. H. Petter.
, -these slides ‘are bound to occur,

“but in a very short time now the}

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y Vednesday' ghit, Pr

“Big Bunch ot Passeagts ,

i _ The Wednesday: evening ‘train Committee. ‘at Woshinaton last:
4 brought a.big’ bunch of passeng: | month it ‘was sta that their
ers: to New Hazelton, ‘pr roads. controlled _ th :

( of: ‘practically al bis