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F 0 E OMINECA AERIE
owes Meets ever Tuesday eve-
ning at eight o’clock in the Hazelton

Town Hall, R. 0. MILLER; W, Sec.
H. F. Guassey, W. PRES.

F. G. T. Lucas E, A. Lucas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

Rooms 71-74 Exchange Bullding
142 Hastings St., W.

Telephone Seymour 598 Vancouver, B. C,

J. W. AUSTIN
Provincial Assayer
Prompt and Reliable Work
Hareltan, FH, C,

“Everything in Canvas”

Prince Rupert Tent and Awning Co.
Prince Rupert, B.C.

Stephenson & Crum

Undertakers arid
Funeral Directors

Special attention to Shipping Cases

HaZzELton, B, C,

Eveners, Singletrees, and general
supplies. Agency for the
_ Studebaker Wagons.

TOM RYAN .
Blacksmith, New Hazelton.

JOHN E. LINDQUIST
Architect and Building Contractor

Working Plans and Specifications,
Estimates on any class of building fur-
nished. All work guaranteed.

P.O. Box. 812 Hazelton, B. C.

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Be Careful in |

‘Shoe Buying
Carelessness is a Fault, One
who is careless in shoe buying
always pays dearly for it. The
more thought you give to the
requirements of your feet, the
more you will appreciate the
high qualities found in

“INVICTUS”

FOOTWEAR

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Noel & Rock

Sole Agents
Hazelton, B. C.

Grecrurun

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City Transfer
and General Delivery

Freight delivered to all Nesthy Points,
New Hazelion, Road Houses and Mines,
AllOxders Filled with Care and Dispatch,

Residpnee and Barn close to
Blackamnith Shop |

A. M. Ruddy

Hazelton, BR. ©. f

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A. Chisholm

General Hardware

~ Builders’ Material
Miners’ Supplies

Hazelton, B. C.

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If You Want To Be
LOCATED ON GOOD LAND

Tn the famous Francois Lake
Farming District .

Conie and see ur, 13 miles west
_. of North Francois Lake P. QO,
J. W. Henkel & Cc. Dd. Haveo
cies" Locators ;
Bight: years in the district, -

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: News Notes

Best hockey sticks at Sargent’s
Store,

Annual Shoot of H, R. A., Mon-
day afternoon,

Mra, L. G. Cary is visiting her
sister, Mrs. C, ¥. Smith.

James Latham is paying a
business visit to the coast.

The new plant for the Silver
Standard is being installed.

Rev, L, C. Luckraft, of Telkwa,
was in town for a few days.

Bedding! Bedding !!. Warm
bedding at Sargent’s Store,

Walter Noel spent a few days
in Rupert during the week.

F, C. McKinnon returned from
the coast on Wednesday’s train.

B. H. Hicks Beach is transact-
ing business in Vancouver this
week.

J. H. Kugler and son, of Van-
couver, were in Hazelton during
the week. . .

George McBean has gone to the
coast for the winter, taking his
automobile.

Thos. Harrison and Burns
Bowerman are developing claims
on Hudson Bay: mountain.

A. H. Wyllie, of the govern-
ment office staff, is spending a
two-weeks vacation in Victoria.

Fred Wilson, an undesirable
character, was today sent to jail
for six months on a charge of
vaprancy. ;

3. F. Adama is returning from
Ontario, where he attended the
funeral of his brother, the late
E, B. Adams.

For Sale—18 cords good dry
birch. Can be easily. hauled on
the ice from my ranch at Salmon
creek. James Davis,

A man named Deschamps,
eook for Cataline, the packer,
died on the trail near Fourth
Cabin a few days ago,

L. L..DeVoin has gone to
the Rosenthal-DeVoin ranch at
Chicken Jake, to superintend
further improvements.

During the winter -James
Cronin will manage the Standard
mina at Silverton, returning to
this district in the spring.

J. A. Macdonald, manager
of Sargent’s Telkwa store, was
in town early in the week,
en route-to Vancouver for # busi-
ness visit.

George Neilson and J. W,
Power, of the Silver Island, re-
turned today from a visit to the
property, on which a small crew
will work all winter,

A large party of Ootsa lake
ranchers left for that district
during the week, with supplies
for the winter and a number of
horses for wintering,

J. M. MacCormick, rianager of

'|the Hazelton store of 8. Cunning-

ham & Son, Lid., is paying a
flying visit to Vancouver, on
business tor his firm.

Having completed a three-day
seagion of the county court here,
Judge Young and the attending

lawyers from the coast will. re.

turn to Prince Rupert tomorrow.

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Tate will
leave tomorrow. for Vancouver,
where they will reside for some
time.” They have sold their
residence: here to A. C. Aldous.

The Bulkley Valley Agricultural
Association has received a con-
signment of. stumping powder
from the provincial government,
for the uscof settlers in clearing
land, oo

The general manager of the
Union Bank has forwarded -to
each member of the bank’s local
staff a substantial eheque, in re-
cognition of their work in:daving

the warehouse fire, 2.5. |
_ According, to Prince Rupert
advices, tht. first: party of Rus-

”-|sion settlers © for the -Hazelten | #
district. left. the coast: city last

-|week, They will engage in clear-
.|ing contracts downriver for. some
;| Weeks before coming. to their

new homes:..The A... M.>Asen-

: cherey Ce, is looking after their

ats,

THE OMINECA MINER: SATURDAY, OCTOBE 26

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Loran T. Kenney, for some
months an employe of ‘The
Miner, has taken a position - aa
lineman at Second Cabin, 9.

In last. week’s issue The Miner,
following literally a Prince Ru-
pert paper’s report of the Aldous-
Morison wedding, gave the name
of the officiating clergyman as
Fired. Rev. John Field per-
formed the ceremony. —

On Wednesday J. C. K. Sealy
left for his Bulkley Valley ranch,
accompanied by Ben Lashbrook
and J. Patrick. Mr, Sealy has a
large herd of beef cattle, thirty
or forty head of which will be
killed for the Hazelton. market.

Mark Brennan, of Ootsa lake,
arrvied in town this morning.
The Lake settlers, he says, are
prosperous and optimistic.

C. W. Homer, provincial as-
sessor at Prince Rupert, is here
for a few days on official busi-
ness, Mrs. Nomer ig visiting her
sister, Mra. R, F. Leslie, -

The number oe shaft on the
Harris Mines, work on which
was resumed recently, is today
91 feet deep, the bottom being
all in quartz, with two feet of
food ore on the hanging wall. At
100 feet a crosscut will be run to
the footwall. Qn number three
vein the north drift shows 15
inches of ore. Stoping is also in
progress on the 100-foot level,
where the north drift is in twelve
inches of clean ore, The trail to
the wagon road is being con-
verted into a sled road. °

GFAteD TENDERS addressed to the un-

dersigned, and endorsed “Tender for
Wharf at Sand Spit Pomt, Morseby Ts-
land, B. C.,” will be received at this
office until 4.00 p. m., on Tuekday,
November 5, 1912, for the construction
of a Public Wharf at Sand Spit Point,
Morgeby Island, Queen Charlotte Group,

Plans, specification and form of con-
tract can be seen and forms of tender
obtained at this Department and at the
offices of G. B. Hull, Esq., - District
Engineer, Prince Rupert, B. C., F. W,
Aylmer, Eaq,, District Engineer, Chaso,
B. C., and on application to the Post-
maater at Queen Charlotte City, B, C,

Persons tendering are notified that
tenders will not be considered unless
made on the printed forms supplied, and
signed with their actual signatures,
stating their occupations and Places of
residence. in the case of firma the
actual signature, the nature of the oc-
cupation, and place of residenee:of each
member of the firm must be given,

Each tender muat be. accompanied b
an accepted cheque on a chartered bank
payable to the order of the Honourable
the Minister of Public Warks, equal to
ten per eent (10 p. ¢.) of the amount
of the tender, which will be forfeited
if the person tendering decline to enter
into @ contract when called upon to do
80, or fail to complete the wark con-
tracted for. If the tender be not ac.
cepted the cheque will be returned.

he Department does not bind itself to
accept the lowest or any tender,
By order ;
R. C, Desrocuers, -
; ‘Secretary.
Department of Public Works, — -
Ottawa, OctoberB, 1912,

Newspapers will not be paid for this
advertisement if they ingert it without
authority from the ;

NOTICE ;
NOTICE is hereby given that, on the
first day of December next, application
will be made to the Superintendent of
Provincial Police for a renéwel of the
license for the sale of liquors by whole-
sale in and upon the premises Known aa

situate at Hazelton, +. Upon the
lands described as lots 6 and 7, Hazel-

ton townsite, °
Dated this 19th da
\G, H, GRAHAM, Applicant.

Mines Limited,
has not authorized 8. W.

collect. monies for stockor issue receipts
for the Company, and that this Company
will not beliable for ai

teredinto by the ssid Woodall, as he has

ated at Hazelton, B;.C., October Sth
; W. 5 Harris

any manner whatsoever,
1912,

COAL NOTICES -
Cassiar Land District, District of

Hazelton, broker, intends to apply fora
licende. to Prospect for coal an P tro
leum over the following described lands,

‘Commencing at a post planted about 81
miles north and 11 miles west of ‘tha

Caesiar, and at the southeast comer of
coal claim license No. 7686, thence south
80 chains, weat 80 chains, north 89
chains, exst 80 chains te-

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