THE OMINECA MINER, ‘SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1919, __

a . ~ - YY ‘, yet tee ae 4 <1 teal: ae ee cg :
. to Winelara Disemacte: Del
MEN’S WEAR. | _ The World’s Doings:in Brief —
= _ News. Notes froria Many Sources
that gives Satisfaction, . J. Pierpont Morgan is serious-| A man named’ Moon, his, two:
and Reliable | ly ill in Cairo, Egypt. sond and nephew. were drowned
off Port Townsend ‘Sunday by the
Boots and Shoes In 1912 there were 160 strikes eapsizing of their boat. :
. and lockouts in Canada, involy- ; — :
ing 40,511 employees. - Two miners were killed at Yale, -
: = . [B.C,, through the giving way
_Deserters from theFrench army of aflume, causing’ the flooding
oye , and those who have evaded mili- of the tunnel in which they were
are Specialties at. tary service are said to number working.
LARKWORTHY’S “ee | aslect stm in Chicag end
- The Northern Pacificis to have} “4 S'eet Storm In c ieago and
STORE entrance into Vancouver over the| icinity did over a million dotiars
tracks of the Great Northern damage. Telephone and tele-
Hazelton from Sumas, seid eats eee and
| y railroa traffic was badly emor-
= After an illness lasting .two| alized. . -
Qu HE eat EDU acm ELL 2. fit Atte 1 . a aan) ;
o £|years, Joaquin Miller, the ‘Poet to a ‘ke
| Thorp & Hoops { /of the Sierras”, is dead at Oak- Lod on Beldane, the Coe
; Real Estate, Financial and Insurance Brokers 7 |land, California. ore Maanceror, will visit Can-
. ada in September next, to deliver
Q Aldermere, B. C. : ©! Captain Amundsen, who was| the chief address at the meeting
Sole District Agents for E. G. Prior & Co,, Victoria, Agri- 7]; , 1 nf tha Avnaartann Pi, sate
cultural Machinery and Implements, Wagons, ‘Ete | in Montreal on Monday, declared of the American Bar Association
? Fire, Life, Accident and Employer’s Liability Insurance. @| his belief that Captain Scott’s|in Montreal.
We represent the best companies. party died of seurvy. , oo. _
We Can Locate You On a Good Pre-emption Near the G. T. P. ; ; _ |. The United States senate ‘de-
I desire information about the Bulkl Valley Write Us. Bulgaria has accepted thé of-|feated the Root amendment to
& vou desite in’ovmation anon oe ee ml ae titans ng | fer of the powers to mediate inj the Panama Canal bill, by which
the boundary dispute between it was sought-to repeal the pro-
| Bulgaria and Roumania,_ vision giving American coastwise

ED. V. McBETH

Successor to Union Transfer
and Storage Co,

Freighting Contractor

All Classes of Freight Handled with Care and Despatch
Hay and Oats for Sale. Office at Omineca Hotel

:

in the New Town,

DRY LUMBER

Before building, get prices from us for all kinds of
ROUGH and DRESSED LUMBER

Interior Lumber Company

Hazelton

Ready for building, delivered

Satisfaction Guaranteed.

| PLACE YOUR ORDERS
NOW for Spring
Requirements,

Winter Shipment.

Personal Supervision. .

, Easy Terms.:

| International Harvester Co.

SLEIGHS

Stock In Northern B. C.

Plows, Cultivators, Harrows
Wagons, Democrats, ete., etc.

Everything for the farm, —

Largest

| —Chetdleburgh & Sinclair
i SOLE AGENTS
| Eazelton, British Columbia

Ss

: ‘No, 1 leaves South Hazelton at 9:49 a.m,
G.T. P . Railway Thursdays and Sundays. Thursday's train
connecting at Prince Rupert with the . .

___ Pafatial Twin Screw, Steamer

“PRINCE RUPERT”
_ For

Vancouver, Victoria

Sailing from Prince Rupert 9a. m. FRIDAYS

nk

‘System

Prince Jo

iF YOU GO EAST this winter let us arran
trains connecting at Chicago with the Gra
Double Track Route— for Toronto, Montreal, Boston
Eastern points. Can quote cheap rates!
montha return, Agent for all Atlantic Steamship Lines.

formation, reservations, tickets, ete:, apply to

A, E, McMASTER, Gesieral Agent, PRINCE RUPERT, B,C,"

Stewart, Granby Bay and Queen Charlotte Islands.

ze your routing. Choice of best
>». New York and all

Through service to South via Thursday's No. 1

and Seattle:
_ Maintains two weekly service to Port Simpson, Naas, -

Grand Trunk Rai}way System=—The:

inety. days going limit; nine’
th 4 For fall in-”

j¢orner of

}| weatérly boundary of Erie Boje's 3

A

Miner Advertisements’Bring Results os *

- (Dec. 8, 1912,

LAND NOTICES

- Omineca Land Dia
. , Cassigr,
Toke notice that Adolf Bernar. of
Frince Rupert, B.C., clerk, inte dato
apply for ‘permission’, urchase the
fokowing described lands: op
 Covimencing ata post planted at the
southeast corner and aboil 2 of a mile
southwest of the southwest” corner of
lot 883, Casaiar District; thence wept,.80
chains, dorth 40 chaing, east 80 chains,
south 40 chains to foint of commeénce-
ment, containing 320 acres more or lana,
Dee. 16, 1912, Adolf Berner,
28 D. Clacher, agent.

Hazelton Latid Distriet,. Distriet of

Take notice that Maty Ellea
ake notice that Ma leh Wolfe,”
of Vancouver, B.C, shoe n
woman, intends to
to purchase
lands: -
Commencing. at‘ pe
north bank of the ‘Skeena River about
twenty chains west’ of the, southwast
ne Lot 2891, ‘thence Wert 20:
chains to tHe south .boyndary of the
Right of Way. of the Grand: ‘Trank Pa-
cifle Ruilytay, thence Easterly alutig the
said Right of Way 20. chaina. tg the
p. -

apply. fox permidsi
the foRy permidsion

eation, to,,purchasa,, thence Sau ;
chains to point of commencement, con-
taining 40 acred mote or leas. | x
Dee. 16, 1912 Mary ‘Ellen Wolfe.
a... WAL Affleck, Ag't:
. Cassiay Land District, District of
ooo. 6, (Cassar |. ra
- Take «notice .. that. John: Smith,
of Telkwa; B,C., occupation farmer,
intends to peply for pextnis jon to ipur-:
thase.the following deacribad Janda: : os
.. Cotimeticing. at a post planted at the

$1,280, 646.24 five years ago.

trict, District of, |.

y occupation mupried |
lowing described| ~ -
at planted on the |:

20}

Btright of” search in. suapected| ~
Blaces-“that is, ‘houses where the}:
authorities have ‘good reason to) -

ships free passage.

Massacres of Christians by
Turks are reported from various
parts of the Tchatalja district, a
large portion of which has been
left unprotected. by the with-
drawal of the Bulgarian troops...

In a fire at Columbus, Georgia,
last Sunday, over 11,000 bales of
cotton, freight cars, oil works
and many buildings were de-
stroyed. The damage will a-
mount to over a million dollars.

The government steamer Este-
van, which -is. to, operate from
Prince Rupert, in the lighthouse
and buoy service, has ‘reached
San, Divo, Cal., on her way
irém Collingwood, Ont., to ‘her
new home-port. .

President Poineaire has ‘ap-
pointed M, Deleasse as French
aiibassador to Russia, Thid. is
taken to mean a strengthening
of the Triple Entente and ‘the
Powers in the Triple Alliance are
greatly concerted:

For the first time in Vancou-
ver’s history the total revenue
topped the four million” dollar
mark in 1912, the correct figure
being’ $4,008,762.30, as against
$3,013,930.80 in 1911, and only

During the ten months from
the beginning of the fiscal year
tothe-end of January the cus-
toms revenue of. Canada amount-
ed: to $94,329, 886, : During ‘the
customs. revenue was $70,268;-
061,584, :

One-third off on all Suits, ‘and
Overeoats at Noel and Rock’,

Jail for “Blind Piggers”

mistaken ‘one, ” and

John Smith”

South ‘West corner: and: bang ft tha} there would be imp sonMent at
South East corner’of Lot ‘1240,’ Ran at i arn meen Pe eT gee
Gasser District, phen North” eighty [8 | irst-offense of a: terin
chainh, thence $8,601 Ghalna, thaned ips ee, Be bape ce ie | aa:
Seuth'slphty chains, thenco Went ai | toa 8X months and not -exebs
China to pe tiot Commencement, con-[{naitwelvacs a
taining -20 acres’ more or less, *: Opts oo a ee rae
u ew act algo provided: f

corresponding period in 1914.12|———

252,” the increase being $24, - ee

fore there was nothing to give
the police the right to. search,
but by the new act an. inspector
could go right in and search'for
liquor, Be
The act. also reduces the power
of appeal.

LIQUOR LICENCE ACT .

. (SECTION 48). ~~ _
NOTICE Is hereby given that on the
25th day-of February next, application
will be made to the Superintendent of
Provincial Police-for the transfer uf the
licence for, tha sale of Hquor by ratail
in and upon the premises known as the
Hazelton Hotel, situate at Hazelton,
British Columbia, from Charles Gordon

suppose that Yigidr ia sold with-|-"
out the consent of the law. Be-|.’

HAZELTON _

- RY. STATION. |.

from’the Postmaster General's pledaure, .

‘Printed notices containing furthor in-
formation as to contlitions ‘of proposed
Contract may be-seen and. blank forma
of Tender may be obtained ‘atthe’ Post’

‘| Offices of Hazelton and. New Hazelton
and. at: the offi
Inspector, Victoria, B.C...

te_of the ‘Post Office

EB. H, Fletcher,
Post Office ‘Tnspeetor.

Post Office Inspector's Office, *
| Blt Jenuaky 1918, |

Harvey to Edward ‘Courtenay Stephen-
son, of Hazelton, British Columbia. .
Dated this 26th day of January, 1918.
CHARLES GoRDON HARVEY
; _. Holder of Licence.
EDWARD COURTENAY STEPHENSON
86 Applicant for Transfer,

LAND NOTICES”

Hazelton Land Distiiet. District of

4 Coast," Range V.

Take notice that J. D, Wells of Kit-

selas, miner, intends to apply for per-
‘Ou

SuITE1, FEDERAL BLOGK; ard AVENUE,

Gardé:& Kenniugh’
CIVIL ‘and “MINING ENGINEERS

Surveying, Estitiatés, Plana, Reports:
‘and Blue Prints, Exjert Drafting.

Designing of Power’ and Mining Plants,

{P.0. Box 10. Prinee Rupert, B.C.

mission to purchase the following de-
scribed lands:

.Commencing at a post planted ‘at
northeast corner of L. 1435, marked ‘J,
D,W.’s N.W. cor.” thence south 20
chains, east 20 chains, north 20 chains,
west 20 chains to point of commence-
ment and containing 40 acres,’

Jan, 28, 1913. 31

J. D. Wells,

Omineca Land District. District of

‘ _, Loast, Range V. .

Take notice that Robert J. Cooney of
Victoria, B, C.,  axeman, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the
following deseribed lands: ;
mmencing.at a post planted on

i]
F
|
FA

‘| Somat ii sone ieee tit nisms ee

tem itm tf inci mre HC)
SMOKE. |
the BELLA RUPERT
and REGAL’ Cigars
For Sale at all Stites

‘seasoned'd and 6 years, Union d
a Prince Rupert induatry. made, a

REGAL CIGAR’ FACTORY :
BOX 39 __ PRINCE: RUPERT

left. bank of: Skeena river on south
boundary of Gerald Bate Ajdous’ appli-

east of the S:E. corner of L. 917, Const
Range 5, thence east 60 chains, south
80 chaing, west 40 chains mo.e or lesa to
Skeena river, thence northerly following
Skeena river to point of commencement
and containing 480 acres more or less,

Oct, 22, 1912. . Robert J, Cooney.

Cassiar Land District.

istrict of Cassiar.
. Dake notice that Alfred B, Falconer,’
of Hazelton, miner, intends to apply for
a license to prospect for coal and petro-
leum over the following deacribed lands:
Commencing at a post planted about
Tmile north and 2 miles east of the

on
eation to’ purchase and about 15 chain |}

Gens

on

J. A. LeRoy ~ J.Nation i

Hotel Winters
Cor, _ Abbott and’ Water ‘Strebta
_ Vancouver”

European Plan’ $1.00 to’@?,50 -
Rooms with Batha,:,; Hot.and Cold .
_.. Water.” Steam Heated... =~

Motor Bua Meets “All Boata and
o>» > Trefnas ” ‘,

aes

b

coal claim .No,.1, thence 80 chains

ment, containin
less, mown as claim No. 3, |
Sept. 15, 1912. Alfred E. Falconer.

Cassiar Land District.
-- Distriet of Caagiar., - "
Take notive that Alfred F.. Faleoner, | §

ds: _ :
Commencing at a post planted about | #
1mile south and 2 miles east of tha ke
northwest ‘corner of R, K. Lindaay’s | §

80chains west to point of commence-| &
ment, known as elaim No. 9,
Sept.15, 1912. Alfred EB, Falconer.

CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT, DISTRICT OF
. GASSIAR ...

of Hazelton, miner,
for a license to pros
etroleum over
janda:- boos . E
Commencing at a post planted ‘about! §
1 mile north ‘and 2 imiles east of the &§
northwest. corner of R. k
voal claim No, 13

intends -to apply
act for coal and
the following deseribed |

northwest corner of R.-K. Lindsay's | a.

south, 80 chains cast, 80 chaing north, |
80chains west to point of commence-|
640 acres more or|&

of Hazelton, miner, intends ‘to apply | Sa.
for a license to prospect for coal and | is
petroleum over thé following described | S94
an

coal claim No. 1; thence 80 chains | f
north, 80 chains cast, 80 chains south, | oa

Take rotice that Alfred B, Falconer, |

; h. Lindswy’s |
thence 50 chain north,

Willan H: Holland

(GENERAL STORES AT

HAZELTON and
KISPIOX

a)

nd'In ‘Your

"Order:

per cord delivered. to any
part of the city’ at. your %
Soor, : : :
Tee Also

"Good Dry Lumber for Sale

Py

80 chains west,.80 chains south, 80:
chains east to Point of commenvemeni, :
containing. 640 acres more: or’ Ives,
known a8 claim No. 6. : ;
Sept. 16,1912, Alfred KE. F-leoner, *

Commercial Printing—The Miner

Print Shop, Hazelton.

an!

«Have I'D

SIRT. Be Piinted
: one'By The