2G Stage leaves every, F tiday: ‘and ciety. Tuesday morning a:

Jat 8 o'clock for Aldermere and ,Telkwa.”

“ Returning; 7

‘leaves: ‘Aldermere and. -Tekiwa Tuesday. ‘and: Friday wy

a amiving . here. ‘Wednesday? and” Saturday cs Epa

a Horses fo. hire for: private te pais ae Fa

; open’ up’ this- country. *

fF |camp andione- ofthe principal. locators.
| I -built: the " firet -house. in- the: ‘great

palagrephet in which tha. writer, ‘indulges |

fl counitry. aiorth of Revelstoke;: in 1997¢1
i | prdapected and Jocated ‘on- Toad ‘Moun-,

“BOX BALL.
- POOL "AND BILLIARDS

: Soh Fountain Esaipped torsen i
- “Sundaes, etc. etc. - nd

Otir ipsa is the ‘best: Confectionery, icaing vara
“Imported. Chocolites.- <”

Choices Egy and other Imported, Cigarettes. Fine Cigar, :

‘Books, Magizies
| D. J McDougall

E. J. Tate.

, prospected’ and mined -in the , Cavite,’

{i WAS’ ‘there -tofurther my own interests,

| was: _ the. ‘first settler - ‘to “be isaued | a
; Crown: ‘Grant as: SIL ‘actital éettler i in the
| Bulkley. valley, .”

Ai

« Hazelton’ 8 Nei lady ©

de * “Fall. stock ofall kinds: -and sizes of Window -
se Sash Doors, Office Fixtures, Anterior, FPisings
; 8 ‘hand.or Made to Orde
ae Large: stock of Lumber and® Bulding Mater
|. als, ‘Tinsinithing; Plumbing and Stenmfiting,

aoe “Stepherwon & Crum *~
_ CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
_ Hazelton | oe

“Blin donating. generously. towards. the
; different celebrations, Who waa it got

<f| weekly mail: service ‘and. many.other |
g | things?

_ | newspapers of: Hazelton, “I: have paid]:
| them mote’ than double ‘that. of: any

‘Bl et‘the risk of again being. called a‘mis:.
. Bl blind piggerd themselves, have“more re-

os than-for-a man. who'ia-: “neither one
on thing or’-the ‘other, in" other” words. * a

: show his citizenship against lawlessness.

J | eAltorial denunciation -roferd, the Gov-
; ernment Licences ‘the salé of liquor ,only

“| sérviees have-always:been available: in

“Tages Hae

“McDonell & McAfee, Props.

“The jay family hotél in, n the ‘dis
NR and day. testaurant. : °:

Modem ¢ conveniences par

~) Andimeut- Indian“ woman, ‘was found |:
\intexicated ‘in“ arom in.the Hazelton
.# | hotel, and. wes fined “$25. Refusing to
of -ftall who “supplied - het with “Hquor, she
; was further: sentenced to fourteen days?

easonable rates, ° - Good. Stable i connection. oo

G

* Bavate. dining. rooms. a7

1) a charge against ©, -G. Harvey, holder

1 the defendait “made .a. successful -dé~

ine

3 iE block of1 00,000 TTeeasrp Shares:
cd on the athe is going rapidly 7

we pre erty, "ack
$175,000,"

vile Moca ot

a akg the women, *.

“i [ $300 and costs, “The. chief constable
‘ealled attention to the inadequatenature,

hj to-six, months in New “Westniineter,
|.Three men charged with gamblirig were

Ife
the n

{expense and are conducted : within the
:|law,. and cannot be ruined -by comipeti-
Hon swith outlaw husinesses, 5

in; ahi é
We, the. ‘Miner. has’ pire

in: erith the ieee whic!
do. with ‘thé:iss

this Province, : (orhich is‘well: ‘enown: to}:
60 many and whicli: I could not conceal.
even if] wished,): showa-that,-T -havé:
done’ aa mouch’.as. most other men to

In 1883; operated i in’ “the: Big:

tain. And , assisted in’ the starting of what
is néw:-the éity of ‘Nelson. .”
‘was in Rossland, the third: tnan in ‘that

“‘Slocayi ‘country; * “leo? ‘the frat house on
‘Canoe river and: on Wood: ‘river, ‘which
are the two main ‘tributaries of the Co-
luimbia river .in “British: ‘Coluinbia, “I

Peace river, Mackenzia river “and: ‘spent,
afew years inthe Yukon and Alaska, ’| -
‘but I take-no special ‘eredit for this, da,

as. well.aa- of others...
-T came ta, this. country: “in: 3908" and

“1 located: dozens of
sattlers in the. Bulkley:valley; | those
wha: had money: ‘paid mefor the trouble;
‘those who did not-had imy. pervices: for,
nothing. LT eut the’ trail arid located the:
fiiat: mining claim in the ‘Babine Tange
a year before anyone else, ;
‘For the Jast two or: three. years. my

the public interests, and-for the. benefit
of the peéople.ot Hazelton, and=T "have
shown time and again. that: Thave- -been
willing to:do my. part both-in: labor “and |.

the telegraph. rates “reduced? The

‘As. fax ag - supporting the

other person in this- town, although” ¥
am called a riischief-maker, becausé. I
am against blind pigs and all othereorts |
of crima and am not afraid’ to’ Bay. +80

chief-maker. -I. think’ that: even the.

spect for:a’ “Tan who. ‘devlares. “himself:

*fence-strdddler,’’ and who is afraid to

“Now, as-for my particular attitude
towards " the ‘question to which this

to houses. which - conform * to the. high]:
standard required, Three * ‘suth hotels}.
have-been built in, this town at-a- large

Si.
Collections will be in: aid. off
Hazelton hospital, .

this district,

The mail for Manion ¢ creek will

3 eave Hazelton on Monday. - -
“F.B,Chettlebargh has returned :
‘| to:the Copper: “river'coal. field, -- -*,| a.m, on.
|: A large party. of :merry'skaters| They
| went aut to ‘the: Take on’ ‘Monday.
e a evening. oe

Ww. F, Kilpatvieke was-in-- 1 ftom

om 1 the Halfway house . on Wedies-
it dy, 4 .

“AD telegraph office has: been |

‘opened at New Hazélion; with 6.
d. Fraser as: operator, og

The . new. road: ‘through : New!:

’ ‘Hazelton will be open to. traffié in)
a:day or-two. De -
“3M. Macturk;. of North: Fran.
cols, -Wa5 --a* visitor - in. “Hazelton
during: the. week. . :
‘Two: of: Carr: Bros,’ Pe “freight to
‘teams “left this morning. . with
goods: for Sargent’s Telkwa store,
R, J McDonell returned ‘. on |.
“Tuesday. froma ‘business: ‘visit to
the Bulkley valley,

-'J.: Fall, .siperintendent.of the

Silver Cup, hasgone to ‘Victoria,
where he will remain . over’ the
holidays. aan

“A letter from: Hi a Clements; :
MP., conveys news of.the death
of his father, which: occurred re-
cently at Chatham, Ont. -

Clearing on the South: Hazelton’
townsite started ‘on. Wednesday,
and the contractors ‘have: already
made a good showing. oe

“Special services :Will-be: held: in
‘Peter’s’ church’ ‘tomorrow:

Jack Bartley‘came in from Al-

dermere on:Wednesday. -He-ix-
tends: to proceed-to the coast for
aibrief visit. ;

John.’ Dorsey: o returned on{

Thursday. from. a’ Jand- cruising
‘trip ‘to ¢ Francois:
creamery: ‘proposition, he: sayB, ig
progressing. well, © :

Jake, --

Slides ‘at’ ‘the. portals: of, the

Kitselas tunnel have been. giving! !
ther contractors. trouble; but: it-ia}---
expected: ‘the bore: will he lear |
bbfor
“EB Ci ‘Stephenson has resigned
the position. of deputy sheriff for
“W.-H, Laymer: ‘has:
temporarily assumed. the duties}:
of the office,

steel reaches it. -

W: Ss and Hugh Harris have

completed their business: in Sno-
kane and:are-now at. their home.
in Vancouver,
to. Hazelton: . soon after New
Years, 7

They will return

BG Stephehioa, R. dek.

-able ander: the: former: system. -

His

| the docket,

The Police Calendar :

“The week has been a busy. ohe for the.
poliée, a Seore of ‘cages appearing’ on’
A majority of the ‘Cases!
arose from ‘the Wega! sale of liquor to’
}Indians ‘and - others, °, Alice“ Wilaon, an

| Hovell and Fred Field have been:
lected: delegates to the annual
meating of. the Omineca.Central
Censervative association at Alder.
mere’ next Thursday. -

PO Witlfam. Bunyan, found’ ‘gully of Bup-

imprisonment: Out of | this case arase.

‘of the license, of allowing Indian women
to frequent the house for immoral pur-
posed... In. the police court’ this: morning

wa fons ‘the | evidence “failing ‘to . ‘show
Ry | knowledge on his. part, of ‘the | présence

+ The ‘efforts of ‘Chie? Wynn ‘and’ the
constables ‘to. eradicate the ‘blind pig!’
industry. in New “Hazelton resulted in|,
the conviction of two offenders, ‘who
wera each: fined the maximuni: amount,

of the penalty provided for ‘thie offence,
and expresaed the belief that jimprison-
mentywoulld prove a. better: Preventative,
The magistrate concurred. ’

plying liquor to Indians, Waa sentenced

e, '
o establishment is: ovate. on
i it-¢ :

gig He

Weeks: -

“The Overseas. lub: ‘is «growing

th: membership, «Secretary Wyl-| -
lig.reports that H.:S. Clements,
M)P.,.hhas'become'a member, as!
haa -Dun¢an: Ross, Mr, Clements’
opponent i in the. recent election, -|

“ JR: Kelly, one of the Ootsa’

lake ranchers, left’ on Thursday |
to take:the: first: aleighloadof.gup~
plies over: the new road which
connects the southern. lake dist-
rict with: ‘the: Bulkley’ road Sy's-'
tem,
a ey Merryfeld, a prominent Ez
Prince Rupert’ merchant, was’ a
visitor in. Hazelton ayzing : the| i
He: has: not -been.up the|
river since. 1903; and this trip. tas :
given hima. highly favorable im-
preagion. of. the district, for
which. ‘tie predicts. ‘great: things, Q
“The: Telkwa rink, whieh ‘is Jo-|
cated:
Schorn'a etores, is ready for. use; |
It is enclosed by an-8-foot: fence, "|
, Dressing: Tooms: have, been re
vide

between: hartason’ 8. and

ry: tem, tinder which
the'Hazelton' office of the govern-
ment, telegraplis is: operated asa

relay station, j AB proving an’ excal-.” a

lent one, the ‘public: servicé-being |

. Luh improved. ‘All business's ie

now kept moving, without the in-
terruptiotis- awhieh's cwere unavoid-.

After. spending: ‘several. weeks
in Vancouver, on- mining and land.

- | business,.0. ‘W.Calhoun returned}

‘}to Hazelton. on: “Tuesday. ~ Van-
couver, he-says, is ‘prosperous. |
Much attention is being-attracted

to this - district,and a- hig influx |]

who-have kept. informed: of the
trend of affairs. .

The. Conservative. Association,
at a--well-attended special meet-
ing held ‘in: the schoolhotse on
Monday evening, adopted thenew
constitution and -rules “-recom-
mended by -the'Executive-Board:
The:vacancy created in the execu-
tive by the increase to nine mem-
bers was filled-by the unanimous |:
election’.of R. DeB. Hovell at an
executive meeting: held on Wea-
neatay. evening,

Cutter. for sale. Aldous & Murray.

Before buying, your Christmaa gifts
look at the: ‘heputifal line of ladies’
gifts shown by: Mn. Walters. ;

Ww. A. ‘Sale of ‘Work:

‘ne ‘of: the’ important: features '

of :people is, expected by those!” "

renteen
 seate out of 06 iwent ‘Conserva- wed

tive ‘by. actlat ation today, when

7 )| nominations, were.made.for the -
{provineial elections which'are-set-

for next Tuesday... ‘Premier Whit-

\ney ‘had in the last house  aghiy:

seven supporters, - -;

LA New. President:

-Vaneduyer: Dee, 8: Nieespieai
dent Diekeson, of the White Pass: .
& Yukon railway, left today for.

England, where he will meet the (°°
directors of the road. It is ex-. ~~~
pected that he ‘will be chosen to. car
Inte _ President aa

succeed the
Graves.

» “The. Churches _
| GHURGH OF ENGLAND -
BT. PETER'S, HAZELTON
Sunday Services; Morning at 1 o'clock; Sunday .

School at 2.30 nm; Native service, 8.30 p.m.
Evenlag Hervieo, 7 p.m. :
Ray, J. Pec.

PRESHYTERIAN {oaURCH

’ Services hetd every "Sunday evening in the
Church Room ‘at 740 el lok. : .
Rav. D.R. McLean.

CHURCH oF ENGLAND

Services ‘held e Sunday afternoon ats o'clock
in the church devas on Paterson's road,

NEW TAZELTON

* Servic eéa held every Sunday evening at 7:20
ecleck in the Church Tent, ¥ ,

Le _LUCKEAFT.

‘hristmas
shocolates

In Holiday Attire

ofithe winter season in Hazelton
is the annual sale of work, which

of.the Woman’s Auxiliary i in the
Town Hall on Thursday evening,
December 14, A- program of

‘he ‘carried ont. The: doors-will
open at 7 80. Admission will be
free me

| Hulkley Conservatives

“at the annual moeting of .the
Bulkley. - Valley. - Conservative |.

jassociation, held’™-in Aldermere,

the following officers were
elected:

. President, Geo. Findlay; vice-
president, Edward Murphy;
secretary, Wm.. Croteail,

‘Executive : Committee: Jos, |
Thompson, Jas, Davey, FL RB,
Chettleburgh, Stanley - Miller, “T.
T. Dunlop,’ J. L,. Coyle, F.- L
Stephenson, J, Adams... -~
Edward Murphy and F, L.
Stephenson - were elected : dele-
gates to. the Omiiieca ” Central

‘association which will meet “in

Aldermere on December: 14,

A Bargain

First-class ; Gramophone, “with
twenty good: records, for sale

willbe held bythe local ‘brancki He

voeal.and Instrumental musi¢ will

: ‘the Purest and most |
~  Whelesome. -

an Maton Adams

- -DRUGGIST: ..
Hazelton: :

(ME QUALITY STORE,

Your Wife Would
_ Appreciate A
Singer Sewing Wake
for a Christmas’
Present ,

, _ Highest Market Price Paid for vO
: Raw Furs ~) TE See

— ee

“Cy. sur ae

Hexelton, a. o.-

cheap, WEN; care: Miner.

“SOUVENIRS

_ pea sure. to. the recipients are
m

 mail-and-reasonable in price.

of Hazelton and
Onineca District:
which ‘will - brin:

our. special”

as Books of’ Real Phictographs and Pho-
tographic Christmas Cards. They are ar-
tistic, appropriate and. acceptable,

Easy to

_OMINECA _PHOTOGRAPHIC co, a

- Omineca Hotel

- Hitelton:

oq Tlie hotel is headquarters for all m mining aad. commer ‘men © :
: sting Omineea strict, = me .