“THE OMINECA. ua ER,

“Everything i in Canvas’’|

Prince Rupert Tent Tent and Awning Co.

Prince Rupert, B.C. ~

jon Tuesday,

J. Wo AUSTEN
’ Provincial Assayer

Prompt and Reliable Work
Hozelton, . C.

Stephenson & Crum

Undertakers and
Funeral Directors

Special attention to Shipping Cases _

Hazeuton, B: C,

ont Peal ee tens

TEESE EY TERT Vere? SORTS LS STN a

~ Local ‘and Personal

T. L. Carr retur ned to Telkwa

George McBean has his big
motor car again in commission,

' Michel Lauzon, of Kitwangak,
was a visitor in Hazelton during
the week,

R. R. Jeffrey and sons of Cow-
ichan, will leave shortly for their
ranch at Francois lake,

J. &, Cline returned on -Thurs-
day from a trip to the Babines,
via the Moricetown trail. |

If today’s rain continues, ex-
cursionists from the coast should

"Frank L. Charlegon, of: Telkwa,
is now the father of a fine girl,

Mrs. G. 0, Graham is making

an excellent recovery. after the
recent operation for appendicitis.

Kd. V. McBeth, the’ transfer

man, is starting today with a
large safe for the Union Bank at
Telkwa,

Fire Warden Larmer is -en-

deavoring to secure evidence to
convict pergons guilty of destroy-
ing fire notices.

A pack train carrying 7,000

pounds of supplies, part of: the
outfit for Frank Jackson’s camp,
left for Groundhog on Monday.

SATURDAY, JUNE 29, eh

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Chicoutimi Fire-Swept’ oe i
Quebec, June 25:—:Fire that}

broke out at ten 0’clock yester- |.

day morning destroyed . 125) Hi

buildings in the town of Chicou-
timi, including the town hall; the| -
cathedral, the two largest hotels,
stores and dwelling houses - ‘and:
as a result 1000 persons are
homeless, It is reported, butnot
verified, that one man was killed

and several injured. Not until 6]:

o'clock last night were the
flames under control, .

Seotty’ 6 Mine A ‘Myth “.
Los Angeles, June 24:—‘‘Death
Valley Scotty,’’ who has’ created |
periodical sensations by his sud-'
den appearance here avidin other
coast cities with the wonderful

“Caxilar Land Distt "District. of :
sgiar us

Take notice. that Thomas W; Brewer of

azelton,. miner, ‘intends to apply fora}.

license to prospect for.coatand - potro-

leum over-the following described lands.

Comfiencing ata post planted about

21-mileanorth and 9 miles west of the!”
northeast comer of. lot 180, and joining f. “
2.

the western boundary of. Walter 8

‘horne's Coal Clai 0. 79, thence south
80 chains, east 80chains, north 80chaina,

west 80 chains to point of commence:

ment, known as claim No, %6, -

April 20, 1912, . - Thomas Ww. Brewar.

Caasiar Land District District. of

Take notice that Thomas W. Brewer of
Hazelton, miner, intends to apply for &
license to Rt ‘ogpect for coal ‘and petro-
leum over th ollowing deseribed lands.

-eommencanient,

‘Commencingat ay at ante
miles, north: anid.10 aie ‘west of

‘northeast (corner oF. tot: 2180; “t

owh eli ae nt oe
April.19,1912, ©... ‘Thomia W, Brawer.
> Cateiar Land District District £5

Take’ notice that Thomas: Ww. Brewer
Hazelton;- miner, ‘inteyds to apply for. a
license to prospect for. coal ‘end. petro
leum over the following described de.”
, Commencing at a post’. planted about:
19 miles nérth.and 10 miles’ west of : the:
northeast ~cornar. of - ‘Jot: '130;- joinin,
the western houndary of Walter Skel-

horne!s. Coal- Claim Number 5;: thente’* 7"

north 80 chains, edat SO. chaina,’ south”

80 chains, west. 8D ‘chains,- to” paint: of ©.
commencement; known:ag claim No, 78...
April 20 4912. . Thomas W. Brewer, a

g3nercuHNOENEANoDoREMChataNcN me.

Hudson’s Bay Stores

After a month’s illness, Ed-
ward R, Rice passed away this
morning. He was a native of
Ireland, aged 37. The funeral
will take place at 1:30 tomorrow
afternoon.

A. Chisholm

General Hardware
Builders’ Material
Miners’ Supplies

. Hazelton, B. C.

ane HM Set aS SF PS PY OS Be Pte Pd

tales of the great wealth he had
taken’ from a mysterious gold.
mine in Death Valley, has con-
fessed that this mine was all a
myth and that he was. employed
by stock jobbers,

feel quite at home on the holiday.

McDougall & Tate have added
‘to the Galena Club an attractive
ice cream parlor for ladies’ use.-

All Genuine Hudsoi’ e Bay” Blankets. ‘bear
the trade mark, “The Seal of Quality.

Just” Arrived a Large . Supply. of
Fresh Fruits and Eggs|

~The finest stock of Groceries i ‘in 1 ihe north.” All Fresh.
Best Brands. Lowest Prices, -:

Hardware. that is made by the Best Firms, |

Dy Goods ‘and Dress. Goods, In these departments we -
_aréin a Class by Ourselves.’

A Large Supply of Boots and Shoes. oe
Heaton,

‘Hudson’s Bay Company, * soko

SmaxuNMN cA cMHNEEO NTC

B: Cunningham, of Prince Ru-
pert, after spending a day or two
in town, left yesterday for Alder-
mere. -

The sale of the Hazelton group,
consisting of the Bornite -and
Gray Copper claims, adjoining
the Great Ohio group on Rocher
de Boule mountain, is announced
by Harvey & McKinnon, The
vendors are C, H. Munro and W.
S. Sargent; the purchasers a
local syndicate and the cash con-
sideration $1,500,

The Hudson’s Bay Co, has
made an arrangement with the
G.T. P. under which the Port
Simpson is to make regular trips
between Hazelton and Cedarvale,
at which point the railway will
deliver commercial freight to the
steamer. The Port Simpson has
left the Stikine run, and will
reach Prince Rupert on Tuesday,
to load direct for Hazelton.
Her schedule for the Cedarvale
run will be announced next week,

W.C.T. U. Convention
» (8pectal to The “Miniery
Vancouver, June 28th:—The
provincial convention of the W.
C, T. U. today closed a four-day
session here, Mrs. Spofford, of
Victoria, was re-elected president,
All other officers were also re-
elected. | The’ year's repotts
showed increased membership
and advancement long all lines,

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The cable ferry across the
Bulkley, connecting Hazelton
with South Hazelton, is now in
full operation.

Anger, the tailor, has added
two Vancouver tailors, R. A. Me-
Donald and Grant Lawson, to his
working foree.

BUSINESS SNAP

Overland Cigar Store and
Pool Room for sale at in-
voice price of stock and
fixtures,

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| Baek omimsinitelh tan oy. it

Ln TL TS

Two-year lease of building,
rent free. Call and obtain
patticulars.

J. A. Edwards, representing
W. J. McMillan & Co,, the whole-
sale produce merchants, reports
a steady-demand for the famous
Cowichan eggs,

- A ten-pound baby girl has ar-
rived in the home of Dr. and
Mrs. Wallace, at Telkwa, accord-
ing to the wires.

Through to Rupert in Twelve Hours

MAIL CANOE Canrying Passengers

Leave Hazelton Sunday; Tuesday and ‘Thursday at 8:30 a mh. | —

Connecting with GTP Traing at Skeena Crossing on Same Daya : .

Tickets May be Obtained . .
at Ingineca Hotel, Hazelton ooo

Overland Cigar Store

Slinger & Ayerde

James May, the veteran miner,
who has been confined to his
residence for some days, is again
able to move about. —

Iee Cream Sundaes at the
Galena Club,

COAL NOTICES

Cassiar Land District
District of Cassiar :

Take notice that Thomas W, Brewerof
Hazelton, occupation miner, intends to

*pply for & license to prospect for coal

petroleum. over the following des-
eribed lands:

Commencing ata post, planted about} ;
19 miles north and 10 miles west of the
northeast corner ~of lot 130; thence
north 80‘chains, weet 80 chains, south

Seat Springs
. Hardwood

of All Descriptions |

| Chains _
Blacksmith Coal

for Sale

The Inlander came up from
the bridge on Wednesday, but.
brought no passengers, as gaso-
line composed part of her cargo.

“‘LYSTER MULVANY,
| Big Mineral Production ; 7 Mail Contractor
(Special to The Miner)
Vancouver, June 27:—The Van-
couver mining club has establish-
ed quarters, President Robert
Hedley says the recorded. miner- | go chains, east 80 chaina to point of
al production of the province for commencement, known aa claim 77:
the last sixty years is, .to date, Av 20, 1912 ‘Thomas W. Brewer,
$397,500,000, ‘of which 80 per —_
cent. is to be credited to the last
decade. He declares that: the
preduction of the mines for the
present year will approximate | fry
$32,000,000, compared with’ $25, - 149
000,000 last year.

* Seup For CATALOGUES

“UNDERWOOD”; Typewriter. “The Machine you ‘will eventually BUY”

.“MACEY” Fiting Systems, Office Furniture, Supplies i

C,H. HANDASYDE, Jr... Complete Otic a
P.O. Box 436: PRINCE: ‘Rurenr = Brd" Avesta ra

 Outhitter ©
2 STeim See

J. 5S. Hicks is engaged in pros-
pecting a group of claims in the
Babine range in which other
local men are interested with
him,

Horseshoes and Nails —

. . s

i C.F. Willis

i Blacksmith, Horseshoer
Haxetton, IL Cc.

a PR Rae Mel Hd He Ht Oi S98)

Tom and Phil Hankin are on
their way to a section of the
northern district where they ex-
pect to develop some rich placer
ground.

‘Arthur Sibbit has brought six
fine draft horses from eastern
Oregon, Two of them,:a hand-
some pair of blacks, ‘are for
J.C. K. Sealy.

Henry Avison, an official of the
provincial Government, is en-
gaged in inspecting the sanitary
and hospital arrangements in the
various. camps along the line of
construction. toe

Bes pica ORES se k toys

az ee SARE Sas nn

“SARGENT’S BIG. “STO RE

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cect ct emcee eens: A Ft red Et a

For Fine Cigars, Cigarettes
and Tobaccos go to

——s«aGLT.P.
) Cigar Store and

Pool Room

“Soft Drinks, Confectionery,
Books and Magazines

Another Silver Standard.

(Special to Tie Miner) .
Vancouver, June 27:—John L. ay”
Retailack, of Kaslo, part owner| pa.
of the Standard silver-lead mine|(#
at Silverton, says that property |I@
is paying dividends of $50,000||BH
monthly, He declares there is a {Ik
great improvement in the con- :
~{ dition of the mineral industry in |B] ° ~~
“Tthe Kootenays, and that the fig | Waa]. -
ures showing the production for| Be
the sale of the last of the block of | the year will indicate remarkable |fal
Rocher de Boule shares which | Prosperity, G
was offered to the public through | .
them, and the withdrawal of the
— | stock from the market,

Ice Cream
Freezers:

| Four Quart $6. 50 Bight Quart $88

. Harvey & MeKinnon announce
Baths In Connection y

J.B. Brun, - -

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Ermtearsermeerer area seer ees 8

Proprietor

mat Pas

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A Woman’s Weapon

“Seattle, June 26:—Mrs, Evelyn a
Blake, said to be the wife of a,|[F%
Prince Rupert mining man, at-\My.
tempted suicide today by atabbing G
herself with a pair of scissors: Ke
Shé was staying at the Hotel te
Burlington. At the hospital it is |/69)
believed she will recover, - Des-||/Gi..
pondency was the cause of the| |i}
attempt at self destruction.

- Strong & Garfield Prospector Boots
Best Value on the ‘Market ioe

‘ We Are Sole Agents for

National Cash Registers
Dayton Computing Scales
Heintzman Pianos
- In Northern B, C,

_W. Wark & Son |
JEWELERS

PRINCE RUPERT J

Mrs, Wilson, of Vancouver,
mother of Gordon Wilson, arriv-
from the Terminal city on Thurs-
day, accompanied by Mrs.
Biggart and Miss Wilson, her
daughters, They. have taken up
their residence in New ‘Hazelton.

| MeCiary’ 5 ‘Stoves and Camp Ranges

at Very ¢ Close Prices; ee

H. W. Sharpe, in the competi-
tion for the gold badge of the
Hazelton rifle association last
week, put on a score of 94, the
best of the season, Rev. D. R.
(McLean again: won the silver
badge. —

q P.O, Box. 76

Our Grocery Departments is now. ww Complete ;
Try our Primrose Brand Table Butter, one. pound bricks-<: | if
nice and fresh, - Cowichan Eggs. F resh Cream Cheese. Bh

Tebacco Crop In B. C. ee
Vernon, Jung 28:—The tobacco || aa
crop in the Okanagan this -year,. ;
like the yield of fruit, promises |/8 a
to be the best in the history of 4 |
the district. Severa) hundred |:
acres have been planted in tobae: | hig]
co. in this and. ‘the: Kelowna ue
districts. -

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Nothing for the Ladies
Nothing for-the Babies
But the .

Dunean Ross, who was in town
| yesterday, informed The Miner
that his big tunnel contract
would be completed in about’ a
|}month, when he will remove his
headquarters to his new contract!
where he has a large number of
men at work.

Jack Austin, ‘the little son: of
the ‘popular assayer, was danger-
ously injured last Saturday: even-
ing.” While playing on the eage
of the upper bench, he fell dow |’
the ‘steep incline, his head: atrik-
J [ing a@roek, Dr, Wrinch operated
ae ‘successfully, and Jack. is nearly
; wall again, :

Bes of Everything
for the Men

“Dae to Arie Silk Tents; 6x62, 8192, 6x6 ed ;

° Parko-ttalian Armistice ~ Chippewa B Boots and P acks

* London, June 24:— Italy has
‘| agreed | to & conference of the|f4|.
‘| powers for a’ settlement of the 4
war with. Turkey, - according. .toHfi

the Daily’ Express from Rome:

If Turkey i is willing, an armistied

will: he speedily arranged. |

Noel gl Rock

_ Outfit tters to Men .
. “| Haalton, B, BO ;

LOST—Near New Hazelton trom
Aldermere stage, rubber lined
raincoat.” Finder return to stag
office, om: 810: reward: 7
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