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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, ab

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OVERHEARD Lota
| _NEW HAZELTON .

Winesap apples at Pool Room.

\ll CHOCOLATES

New shipment of fresh chocolates
just received.” Reasonably priced.

The Ruddy Pool Room

Verily the way of the journal-
ist is hard.

R. J. McDonell has been on the ;

sick list in Telk wa,

Edward Noble left on Thursday
to spend a few days in Rupert.

Jas, Richmond spent the first
part of the week at his ranch
near Morricetown.

Roy Moseley, Hazelton, spent a
very pleasan? afternoon in town
vesterday in social converse with
newly-arrived and old friends.

The Rossland Miner has been
converted into an afternoon daily
to keep up with the progress of
the place. May Rossland and the
Miner continue to prosper.

Housecleaning is the order. of

the day.

Bananas Saturday night at the
Ruddy Pool Room, ‘Sth Ave,

Robt. Burns went up to Telkwa.
on Saturday night for a visit.

Prospectors and miners should
bear in mind that their licenses
expire on the first of May.

Mrs. L. MeMullin and daughter
left on Thursday to spend the
summer in Bellingham, Wash.,

_land other southern cities.

Steve McNeil returned - Satur-

urday night after spending the
winter in the south, He has
secured a cabin and will make
his headquarters here in future.

Steamer Prince G

March 14, 28, and

6.66 p.m., Wedne

Double ‘Track Route, For full information rez

‘Prince George’ and ‘Prince John’

FOR VAN‘ OUVER, VICTORIA AND SEATTLE

Steamer Prince John leaves Prince Rupert at 7 p.m. on Sunday,

inay be obtained from any G.T.P. agent ox from train agent.
G.T.P. RAILWAY —Westbound train leaves New Hazelton at

10.63 a.m., Sundays and Thursdays, connecting with the above

steamers for the south, Easthound train leaves New Hazelton at

Etc.. connecting with traina for St. Paul, Chicage, ete,
For TORONTO, MONTREAL, BUFFALO, ete.. use the Grand Tronk Railway System—The

servations, etc., apply to Local Agent. or to ALBERT DAVIDSON, General Agent, Prince
Rupert, B. 'C. Agent for all Atlantic, Steamship Lines.

G. T, P. STEAMERS

eorge leaves Prince Rupert Jam, every Friday.

April 11, 25. Reservations and through tickets

sdays and Saturdays, for Edmonton. Winnipeg.

arding the above services, throngh tickets. re-

-} want to get into this new coun-

_.|the Ruddy Pool Room.

Ralph O’Brien is relieving Ed. '
Noble‘at the telegraph office. Hi

School re-opened on Tuesday
with a full attendance of pupils.

Thursday’ gs westbound was two
hours late reaching New Hazel-
‘ton.’

The spring has open here about
a,month earlier than usual and
gardening i is in full swing,

A new shipment of fine, large
Sunkist oranges has been receiv-
ed at the Ruddy Pool Room.

Reports are received from the
east, west and south that people

iry and take up mixed farming.

A number of people from. the
old town visited New Hazelton
\ friends on Sunday.. They came
over on horseback and in auto-.
mobiles, |

On Saturday only—four Irving
or Regal cigars for.a quarter. A
new stock of tobaceos and cigar-
ettes has just been opened up at

Dave Miller sold his team , and
the entire stage. outfit to Paddy.
Sheehan, a Kispiox rancher, last
‘week. The horses wili be used
on the raneh in future. .

Ruddy & MacKay are operating
their auto stage now. The roads
have dried up in good shape and

Perfect Suits, Made to

THE LITTLE TAILOR SHOP

The newest spring styles and the very latest
| patterns and materials at the lowest prices

Order, from $28 to $38

W. Muirhead -

I SAVE MONEY AND GET THE BEST

CUTTER AND TAILOR

New Hazelton |

' travelling would be first class.

John Roberts returned Wed-
nesday night from the south
where he spent.the winter. He
‘ig going to his ranch in the Ba-
bine Lake country in a few days.

‘W. 8. Harris returned Wed-
nesday night after a two months},
business trip to Vancouver, . He
was accompanied by a mining
engineer and this week they are
| visiting the American Boy mine.

- | staked out by the applicant himself.

"SUITABLE for |

_. DAIRYING

\ _o main, line, of. the: Grand, ‘Tra

Farm Lands

Farm Lands. For Sale”

MIXED FARMING

“STOCK. RAISING

‘These. ands are - situated close to the :

Fran

Real Estate and:

k C. McKinnon

- Mines — ae

‘Insurance.

eee p | fe _ | Ivoffer’ one ‘of ‘the’ best -
Hay and Stock Ranches

in
elu

nk Pacific mr me

- in tracis of from’ 1 acre to

Fe bay

“Panp-UP- CAPITAL,

ACREAGE NEAR ‘SMITHERS —

| North Coast t Land C92”
‘Suite’ 622, nccopitay,Bl

640 acres

"for
' rompany

“water,
200 tong of hay last year.
With proper management this - .

ranch will earn the owner in-
' terest on investment and pay:

PECIAL

the Bulkley valley, in-
ding stock and imple-
nts,.. An abundance of
range, ete. Cut. of

‘Near railway. .

itself ina. comparatively
" _ pericd of time. _.

Ltd. - ; |
Fran

k c. ; McKinnon :

HA

-- holidays,

‘| Twice Dave has: made a stake in

if a few repairs were made the} 2
_| SYNOPSIS OF COAL MINING REG-

MAGAZINES ||

“All the most popular periodicals.

are carried by us at special rates:

‘The Ruddy Pool Room

Constable Lavery went up tol.
Telkwa Wednesday night for a
couple of weeks to: relieve Con-
istable Fairbairn whois taking his

the job here.

- Mr. and Mrs. David Miller left
Thursday morning for Juneau.

New | Hazelton and ° his friends
expect him’ back ‘again in the
fall if not sooner. ;

The copper industry in British
Columbia is flourishing and this
year will see more mines, operat-
ing than for many: years past.
New Hazelton district .will soon
be one of the contributing dis-
tricts.

- Roy Clothier reports that the
snow is leaving the hills three
months earlier this year than has
been usual. Ile says they can

take pack horses right up to the
Silver Cup camp now. and that
they will. be starting to work sev-
eral weeks earlier than expected.

ULATIONS. —

Coan mining rights ot the Dominion
in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta, the Yukon Territory, the
North-west Territories and in a portion
jJof the Province of British Columbia,
may be leased for a term of twenty-one
éara at an annual rental-of $1 an acre.
‘ot more than 2,560 acres will be leased
to: me applicant.
pplication for a lease mnst be made
‘applicant in person to the
wy vent or Sub-Agent of the district m
seen the rights applied for ere situa-
a

In ‘surveyed territory’ the Iand. must
be described by sections, or legal sub-

territory the tract applied for. shall be

. Each application must be accompanied
by a feé of $5 which will be refunded if
the nghts applied for are not available,
but not otherwise. A royalty shall be
paid on the merchantable output of the
mine at the rate of five cents per ton.
The person operatin the mine shall
furnish the Agent with sworn returns
accounting for the full. pantity of mer-
chantable coal mined and pay the royal-
ty thereon, If the coal mining righta
are not being’ operated, ‘such returns
should be furnished at least once a
year *)
. | The lease. will include the coal mining
rights only, but the lessee may he per-
mitted to. Me may whatever available
surface ig ts may be considered neces-
sary for the working of the mine at the
rate of $10.00 an-acre,”'
For fullinformation application should
be. made ‘to the Secretar, ry of the De.
partment of the Interior, Ottawa, or to
any Agent or Sub-Agent of Dominion

Lands.
so W. W. CORY,
Deputy Minister of the Interior.

Oct. 4-6m

Constable Mead. is on;

.; divisions of sections, and:in unsurveyed | |’

_N.B, + Unauthorized publication - of |]:
this advertisement will not be paid. for | |e

DESPERATE FIGHT
| "FOR UZSOK Pass fl

Russians Capture Points of. Vantage
-; Campaign to Force a Passage
Through’ Carpathians

Petrograd, “April 15— - Officia
Fighting continues in the regi
of: Uzsok pass.. During night -of.
‘April 18,-our: troops made slight
progress and repulsed ‘with sue-"
cess repeated counter attacks: by:
the enemy in. the heights south:
of the . Volosate- Bukoweez_ line.
We eaptured about 1000 prisoriers
and two mackine guns, The er-

emy’s attempts to assume the. of-
fensive on the heights south of

right bank of river Pruth failed.
Everywhere spring thaw is mak-
ing the roads very bad.

Paris, official, April 15—In. the

a detachment of German infantry

attempted to come out of their

trenches, but were stopped short
by our fire. At Les Eparges a
counter-attack debouched yester-
day from Crombres but it was
immediately stopped by our: ar-
tillery. In the forest of Ailly we
have extended our front and re-
pulsed counter attacks. ‘In the
forest of Montmare we have-pro-
gressed to the west of. our lines
and repulsed two ccunter attacks
Some prisoners and one thirty-
seven centimeter gun, many rifles
and a quantity of ammunition re-
mained in our hands. "

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DOMINION AND B.C. LAND
_ SURVEYORS

i. ‘Lands, townaltes, mineral claims curveyesi

ome em rene

. ALL THE MODERN CONVENIENCES

i. Dr L. BE. GILROY *

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| The Hazelton Hospital”

_The Hazelton “Hospital isslies"
“tickets: for any period at a pers ¢
‘-~month in advance,. This rate ‘in-
-cgludes office. consultations’ and”
‘medicines; as well as all costa:
, “while in the hospital, Tickets dre.
-‘obtaihable in Hazelton from. the .
: post office or drug store; or from:
. the Drug ‘Store, "New Hazelton; :
- from'Dy, McLean, Smithers; ‘T.J,
‘Thorpe, Aldermere; Dr. Wallace, : -
. Telkwa, or by mail trom the Med-
‘joak SaBte -at' the Hospital. :

region of Perthes in Champagne. @ |

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Shee ee Se et

,{¢ PRINCESS MAQUINNA, "
8 p.:m., connecting with G, T..

“CANADIAN PAC FIC RAILW :

4 * BRITIBH, CoLUMBIA Coa

leaves S
P. train arriving ;at 6,20 p.m. Sunday.

FOR  CANCONYER, VICI ORL) AND SEAT

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‘TEAMSHIP SERVICE.
nce Rupert’ eve “SUNDAY,

Koziouwka and in Bukowinaon Hm