| ELTON WSPITAL at
: from one month ‘upward at §1 per
ele trie Sivanesr This rate includes office ‘ean-
_ |. sultaHons and medicines, ax well as all coats while
2 in Pot aga Tickets obtainabla in Hazelton
crs tephenson, or at tho Post Office or
| ES orbs Ua, Pelee from Die Wallecer orf
: ln. Telkwa
trom the ed edical Saperintendent at the, Howl

tL. Steamer ‘PRINCESS MARY: ;

. apleridié Accommodation cy
aves: Prince Ruy
, “conver, Victoria an ‘Seattle every. |:
“SUNDAY ATS BM, .

Tickets to end. from all ‘parts of the world,
ao Tickets, Reservationn

Atlantic and Pacific Bteninehip Tika
ani Information apply to

Jt G McNab, Cor. brd ‘Ave, and ath St,” Prince, ‘Rupe ‘ B

‘Sir Richard MeByide” “wit sail

IT SOLVES. TH

vi CH}

STUMPING: PROBLEM

Winch rubber.

: Searing machine ia fn
fhe. e- world

NO STEAM

Raber Cross

Pasa Address; ~ - Frince Repet B Ci

A cent of the: republic, - has been

TAX SALE

Omineca Assessment Distict

I HEREBY, GIVE” ‘Nonide; that on: ‘Sataiday, the Nth day ‘of October; A, D. 1913, at xt the hour of Two. a reloct in, the
~ tteroon, at.the Courthouse: in tha town of Hazelton, I shall offer. for sale, at public auction,
‘: hereinafter set out,: ‘forthe delinquent taxea remaining unpaidon the Sist day of December,
- Gotta ¢ and expenses, Including the cost of advertising said sale,

List Apova MenTiongD. ;

pers

summoned by the’ war depart-
: meat to return to: Mexico,

Jon. the Black Sea,’ the’ “market

place and a thousand houses have
-|dieated by the number of inquir-
‘lies that have already been re-

| board of aldermen, It has been

jing’ the city into wards was ille-

the lands of the. persons |.
A.D, 101, and for  interent,
if the pinount due ia not sooner paid..

“Inter- |”

"| ty-one was rescued,

al, Eagles in San Francisco have

Tot 8,6
“Lota an an aoe a,
“Bed, Lot B88

6, Re Vs.

‘Lot 297, Caasiar. Diatrict..
oR olay District

far
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Seat

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Bape Re
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-.. Name of Person Assessed _ Shert-Degeription of Property {| Taxes Pen .

. a : Sa: : . ° Bale |
:“Foronee E E, Doppa : wonee 964.00 = 89.00 88:00;
“oe aa 5 , Fraser. wee 6.00 180 _ B.00-

Geo. wan... : 1.050 |.
oe 82.00." . 1,60: 2.00
“Talend: Inveatinent Company. 82.00 .. 1.50° = 2,00.°
<-Lymgn Everett ..--cees.. §2,00...—.. 1,50.) 2,00.

00. BOs 2.90
+ Asland, Invest 800° 600° - 2.00%
Gale -...-----2-- i ; .
deewetenncs 160° 07° 2.00 |
“sland Investment Company. wes ee eed (0400.0... 8.00 200).
92.00 150 2.00.
“ ‘ ~ $2.00 - 150°. .2.00°
«a me 82.00 L600 "2.00 |
“ “ 82.00 150 2. 2.00 -
“ “ 82.00 © 150. 2.00 ©
ca “ 64.00 8,00 5 |. 2,00-
"Snyder acme ae ; wre Ten a
| ae _38,20° 660 +2007

; ~ Manly H, Pike mot elnecce . 124,00 B80 ~ 9.00 ©

_.. Walter G, Spector. . Vv 128.00 6.00 °- 2.00 *,

Tyan M. Sparrow vo, * 128.00 6.00: . 2.00

: + Dundas. “Vv. 120.00 6.60. 2.00 .
, £, Stanier.__. WM. 128.00 6,00 + B00 ©
- Lilian A. Davis. . 128.00 ; 6,00". 2.00.
“PSG. Cumming Vo. 128.00. . 6.00" 2.00. |
Faméa Blaine, dr, RLV, 64.2050 8.05. 000”
; Joel H. Pillsbury__.. RV. 21700), 6.00 2.00°
* Emma Maxwell RV. “64,00 3.00 2,00 -.
W. Ambu RVs: 30.60 - 1:40. B00
* Andrew P, REV. - “60° °. 195 | 2.00
~ Perey R. BrowWN 0 ---n002-=-202--2+ RV... 96.00:: 4:50 . 2.00
* Adela Smith 2201.0... 000. RY 00. = 6,00 2.00.
« A, O'Brien... ae RLV.» 00", 6.00. 22.
E. W. Bellamy...-2...-.---.....-. » RV. 118.80 . |; 6,55. 2.0 .-
the] V. Smit! RV... 028,000 © 6,00 = 2.00
eo. M. Davia _. 2 RV |. 128.00 -. 6.00» -.2.00-

om Ky MeGillvery. 4, R. V- - 128.00 6.00" 2.00

'* Carl J. Johnston » RV ‘. "128,00 6.00... 2.00
J. Beauidoin-- 35.00 . 1.60" | 2.00

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ah Pao pe 32.00 1.56. 2.00 |
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7 ‘D. MeNeill 128.00 6.00"
8 128,00 * 6. 00°
LEB a 118,40 6.60 -
A. P. Diplock... 222.222.2222... ae ree
PORTE nent ee Ae Dinwiet 128,00 6.00
i. tele --—e daanned way ensiceneene 27.20. 1,28
W: demi meeennecee Za+-u--N W.4 ae :
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|The company.is to be. backed-by
85.50/Scotch capital and will.turn what
vis. now. “waste. nto, a commercial

; out. how many ‘people goto ehureh
as well as to enquire. -why others
‘ldo not go, In this way informa-
J tion “will-be gathered” that ‘is ex-
pected. to be used by the churches
tn ‘making themselves more. Be.

ful: to the -beople, _

are being: completed. at Port:Bur-
well, on Lake Erie, ‘Poronto and

‘ from: Port “Arthur through’ the
.|Great’ Lakes ‘and along the St.
'|Lawrence to Cape Race, a dis-

Javea “under: wireless contact in
; the world,

-| the ‘fiscal year,” “there ‘were -only:
g5 {seventeen convictions for capital)
"| eases ‘recorded. at the justice de-{.

'

$9 popopypo

pope

payors

popapa:

tobebeps

ere

bo pate te

| foragers

| BESSSSSesssses2e2 Ssesseeses 2 .

Nowa Notes from: Many. Sources

igs in B

from England: Oct. dOct, 12.

yan g.

night. woe

left an” estate’ of two. million
dollara, - a Ce ot

damage.

The tariff revision bill Kas been
advanced to: its last: stage. in- the
United States congress, o

——:

troyed by. a forest fire which

nia, . a

“General. Porfirio’ Diaz, “@x-preai-

“At Ordu, a. port, in Asia Minor,

been destroyed by: fire, .- a

at

“North | Vancouver i is ‘without a
diséovered that the bylaw: diyid-

gally signed.

Portland, Oct. 3: —The “British
ship Glenesslin, from: Brazil for
"| Portland, was wrecked off. the
Oregon coast. The crew of twen-

Fifty members of: the Order of

volunteered to give: up several |’

—. equate inches of : their skin {n an.
£3.08 effort to save a comrade’ who has)
24.65 been” badly burned.

AC fertilizer’ factory - to- cost
$176, 000 to use the refuse from
the ‘fish canneries of the Skeena|
river is-a project now under way,

product,

.. Prinee Rupert i is. going. to take
a church census“in order to find

fe.

‘Three ‘new wiveleds stator

Kingston, ‘which will niake acom-
plete, chain .of: wirelesg.stations

tance of 2000: ‘miles, the greatest

"Falling Off In Murders
"Ottawa, . Oct.. ‘Li~There has
been a big falling off. in’ “murder| 4

‘| cases:in Canada. thus far during |

the present year,’ m
Since April 1, the beginning of

partment, as against: nearly fifty.
last year. .
Thus, “with practically half” of

00 the year pone and only seventeen
‘|convictions recorded, itis quite

probable that there willnot bé

to hunt birds, The gene-
é is $5,-and permits the

‘Chinese . bandits - ‘have: “Tooted
and. still: “held. the town: of Teno-

- Navigation on the. Yukon is
expected to close within a fort-

Heavy floods. in, “pouth-eastam.
Louisiana have caused ‘areat :
-|erawn lands of. .the province,’ the

Many farm. houses. ‘wera des.

raged in Napa county, Califor-.

‘| how the new granting of pastur-

pressions from a web. of ‘wires

‘this reason it is adaptable to

: valuable, too, it is claimed, for

erly, Easterly, and Southerly irection
* | round ‘the island to point of sommence- |} '

more thay thirty-five corivictions | a
at most for the twelve. montha, |}
notwit standing the big i iner a

licenses. will be: ‘teaued to them,

- but such. ‘hold good . only: on.the

lang. on ‘which: they reside.’ Pros-
péctors | must: have licenses, but
ordinary licenses: will be issued | thai
‘free of charge, good only during’
the open: season, and. while actu-
"ally. engaged in prospecting. The].
-|use of automatic 0 or ‘pump guns

“Mayor. Gaynor of New. York

ig prohibited...

- Victoria, Sept;:29:—In pursuit
of: it policy to open up for pas-
turage Purposes the unoccupied

‘department of lands is doing
everything possible to insure that
by this means the stock industry
benefits largely, All: stock as-
sociations in Western Canada and
the United. States as well as
every. livestock department of the
| different. : “provincial” and state)
governments. are. taking action
along the line this. province is
doing to encourage the stock: in-
dustry. In addition the’ lands
‘department is getting in touch
with those who are-in the habit
of ranging stock and that its ef-
forts are proving successful is in:

ceiyed. Some.of these are from
the prairie provinces, and in one
instance, the owner of 10,000
head of sheep writes to. find. out

age facilities would help him in
opening a-ranch in the province.
The new. policy of leasing grazing
lands. at a hominal. rental will,
‘according to present ‘indications,
prove highly popular and the De-
partment of Lands has already
received a host of congratulations |.
from a-score of sources, .

Ah inventor of Vallejo, Cal.;

has evolved’ a - wireless.-. photo-
~ | graphic instrument which works
only at night: and reflects ons
mirror, itis sald, a moving pict-
‘ure of everything’ within a radius
of sevéral miles. He*has been
invited by. Secretary. of the Navy
Daniels: to. take the machine. to
‘Washington for inspection by ex-
perts of the navy department,
The instrument: ‘receives its im-(

attached to: a tall’ mast. For

ships, . making impossible, its in-
ventor. claims, night. collisions,
accidents due to fogs and running
afoul. of. icebergs.” It would: be

ariny. use, as the movements of |
any. enemy at: night could ‘be
easily followed,

" Hazelton Land District, District of”
Coast Range 6. --

. Take notice that I, John Kansky, of

tends to. apply for permission to pur-
chese the following described lands:

Commencing at a post planted about
twenty-five chains West from the North
East corner of Lot 370, Thence follow-
ing the shore line in a Northerly, West-

ment,” containing twenty-five. ‘acres
more oi. leas, being an island.

New Grazing Permits . st

chains,
ment, being ungaze
July 14th, 1918...

“'caND NoTiOns ("*
een Land: Diatelets ‘Disttict of on ;

Onin

"Take. notice” “that :: Herbert’ Pétey
‘Webb,: of Victoria, : “Be Ges occupation
tmerehant, ‘intends to te

B. oh
' mlasion a, purchase fl the "Following Be eg...

‘eribed

‘Commnentiog at a post planted at the
southeast .corner of :Lot-1287, Omineca
District, District.. of . Casaiar, ‘thence
west: about. 60 chains, thence. south
‘Rbont ‘20 chains, thence east about 60 -
chaing, thence’ north- about 20 chains;
being ungazetted Lot 1239, District of
Cassiar, ©: Herbert Perey ‘Webb.
Aug. 14, 1918, ~.. 9

-Omineca ‘Land District. “District of

~ Cas:
- Take. Notice that Lambert Osboine

ratired, intends to apply. ‘for permission
jo purchase - the fo owing: Géscribed
lands,

Commencing ata post planted: about. ane
25 chains sou

of Lot 2115, Omineca District,, Diatriet
of Casslar, ‘and at the northwest corner
of ungazetted Lot 1685, thence:soath
‘about 65 chains to southeast comer of
Let 2115, thence east about 62 chains

northerly about 87 chains to northwest .
corner of Lot 820, thence westerly
ebout 60 chaing to the southwest corner
of Lot 1286, thence north about -19
chains to corner marked Northeast A,
Lot 1586, thence westerly about 3chains
to point of commencement and covering .
ungazetted Lot 1585,

Lambert. Osborne Patergon.
Aug. 14, 1913, ; 9

Hazelton. Land Distneh, District of
oast, Range
Take notice that Benjamin Hallom,
of. Vancouver, B.’C., occupation labor-
er, intends to apply for permission
to: dautchase the following described
anda: ;
Commencing ata post planted at the
south-west corner of Lot 5426, Range
V., Coast Dist., thence west 30 chains,
thence south 80 "chains, thence east 80
chains, thence north 80. chaing to point
of commencement, containing 640 acres

more or jess, ° ~ Benjamin Hallom. .
July 8rd, 1818,
Hazelton Land Disiriet. District of
ast, Range V.

ton, of London. England, occupation
spinster, intends to apply for permia-
sion to purchase the following des-
eribed lands: .
‘Commencing at a post planted. at. ‘the
north-west_corner of Lot 4264, Range
V., Coast Diat,, thenee west 40 chaina
thence south 20 chains, thence east 46
chaing, thence north 20 chains. ta paint
of commencement, containing 80 acres
more or less, Mary Anne Hembleton.
July Srd, 1918.

Omineca, Lend District District of -

‘Take nutice that 4 James Curtia Wat- .

son, of Victoris, B,C., occupation stud-
ent, intends to apply for permiesion® to
purchase the following deseribed lands:

‘south-east corrier of Lot 128%, District
of Cassiar, thence west 40 chaing, thence
south 20 chai aing, thence east 60 chaina,
thence -north 20 chaina to point. of
commencement, beng ungazetted Lot
1238, District of Cassiar. * 5
July 15th, 1818. | Jamaa Curtis Watson,

Omineca Lend District, Districtof -

Cas .
Take. notice thet E. Latnbert O, Pat-
erson, of Victoria, B. C., occupation
retiréd, intend. to apply 4 for permission
to 9 ‘purchase the lowing - described

i Conitnenehige at a . post planted twenty

chniria south from the-horth-cast corner
of Lot 2116; District.of. Cassiar, thence. .
south 60 chains,. thence east 62. chains,
thence n. north 87 chasing; thence weat 62
once viorth, 20 chains, thenua ©

west: 3° chains: to point of commence.
ted ‘Lot 15853."
L ambert Osborne Pate ‘ rom,

Terrace, B.C., occupation farmer, in-|

Mines and Mining a

| Gos Properties fors sale — Cash or. on

‘Bond.’ Development and
Assessment ork.

Carr: Brothers

: Bight Years In This’ District, 7
‘ - Hazelton, uw Oo.

” McRAE BROS., LTD.
STATIONERS & PRINTERS :
Architects” and En sory’ Sapp

eaf Systeme I
ae ce Fumitars

ce 15, 1 nes eo woh Kansky

‘W. Kansky, Agent,

_ Prince Rupert, B.C. :

il i ied . a

—

me woo i a be a

Alter interviewing ‘the ranchers throughout. the mee
_ country, we have every confidence { din presenting —

Rnb

AND -

Paterson, of Victoria, E. C, occupation | ~

of the northeast corner"

to weat ‘boundary of Let 820, thence _..

‘Take notice that Mary Anne Hemble~

Commencing.at a postplanted at the’