. Boys Were in Full View of New Hazel-

eured the mountain goat on the

MOUNTAIN GOAT

BACK OF TOWN,

Troops i in France ‘But Advance Guard

ton When They Shot Big Prize: -
- “Lats of Them on Hill ©

The suecessful hunters who se-

Rocher Deboule mountain which
was ‘mentioned i in last week’s is-
sue were Chris. Dedrickson and
Albert Mercer, two. residents of
New Hazelton who have been
prospecting and working in the
mines: around here for the past
couple of years. Mr. Mercer in-
formed the Herald that he knew
of atleast two bunches of goat
on the Rocher Deboule mountain
which: travel from’ Mud ‘creek
down around by Sealey gulch
and back again. The one they
got was on the high peak just
back of New Hazelton and when
they shot the goat the boys were
in full view of the town. That};
same day they saw three ‘other
goat but were too far away to
attempt a ‘shot. The first’ day
that the sky is clear of clouds
they are going on another expe-
dition in the hopes that they will
secure sufficient ‘meat for the
winter. The hide from the first
goat they got they have cured
and intend to preserve it as well
as the: head | of the animal.

me (3

"New York; Oct,.21.-A Berlin
despatch’ says Germans are build-

ing two hundred aeroplanes of an|

extra large type for a raid on
England, but that they will not|.
be ready before February. Zep-
pelin factories working day and

night and -they. will have forty-

six x derigibles by February.",

Hol

London, Oct. 19— London’ s fear
of a Zeppelin. attack is slacken-
It is realized now that Germany’ 8
opportunity ‘for the present sea-
son has passed, as winter storms

might wreck any armada sent.

: - COAL ‘NOTICES.

“Hazelton Land Distsiet-—Distriet of
‘Coast, Range V.

Dake: ‘notice that I, Frank Frank, of
the city. of Vancouver, . B.G,,. mining
broker;.sixty days after date, ‘intend to
to apply to the Minister of Lands for a}
license to prospect for coal and” petro-
leum over 640 seres of land as follows:
Commenting ata post. planted ‘at the.

north-east” edrner. of, See. 11, Tp. 1a, |

and: marked,‘ F. F’s, N; BE, ‘corner,’
thence’ south 80 chains, - ‘ence “west. 80

chains, thence north’-80 chains,. thence |

east 80 chains to: Hoint of commence-

’ ment, Claim 8. :

Located. d July 16,: 1914, :
a 2 ° | Frank Prank

- Hazelton, Land District— District of
“oast, Range Mv .

‘Take notice that, 60 days after date,
‘I; Frank -Frank, ‘of the city of Vaneou- }:
ver, B.C. maining broker, intend to’ ap
ply to the: Minister ‘of Lands for ‘a’
cense.to prospect -for. coal..and petra:

~ Jeum-over 640 acres of land as follows:

‘Commencing’ at .2 -post- ‘planted at the

a ‘north-weat -cormer-.of- See., 12, Tp..1A,;

and? marked, eR PsN W. "corner, !?

; thence eat: 30. -chaing,:: ‘thence - gouth,-80
ence - west 80 tee iene i

"BRITAIN. ‘SURE TO.
CRUSH GERMANY

and Real Force is Now Forming
One Year Will ‘Show;

“London, Oct. 19- The Times’
military: correspondent, replying
to the Frankfurter Zeitung state-
ment that Great Britain was un-
able to raise more than 600, 000
troops says:

“We have at present exactly
double ‘that: number, namely,
1,200,000 men, and, the number
is growing. almost faster than we
can cope with it, | This is only
the beginning.

’ “Ttis our way, as well as that

of America, to begin. to raise our
armies after the war breaks out,
and to go on raising them until
our ultimate ends ‘are achieved.

With 1,200,000 men at.home, the|:

army in the field and the hund-
reds of thousands forming. now
in India, Canada, Australia and

elsewhere are merely the nueleus |

upon which other. armies are to
be eventually built.

' “Ttis only a question of time.
It stands to reason that an empire
of four hundred million can never
lack men. This war, for us, has
hardly begun. We have sent but
an advance guard inte France. In
the spring the remainder of the

advanee guard will follow, and

into view,

‘We are sorry for the. allies
that we are even slower than
Russiain: making our weight felt,
but a year or so hence, when the

somewhere near the end of 1915/"
the main body will begin to come

— vem Te
| NEW HAZELTON, ||

“Mrs. E. Be “Patchell i is in Prinee
Rupert for a ‘few. days, Tas : +

ae

EG. McKinnon spent a couple

tain this week. .

Geo, Jennings came down: from
the Great Ohio to spend. a few
days i in town on business. a oe

New line of Slater Shoes: ‘suit
able for fall and winter wear just
arrived at Lark worthy’ 3 store.”

D, Rankin, of Andimaul, ‘repre-
senting the B. C. Nurseries. Co:

yesterday.

The sports are still bagging lots
of grouse and: rabbits... The Jat-
ter. are. very fine eating this. year
and are in demand. ,

The guards on several of the

| railway bridges in this district

have-been replaced ‘and. will re-
main on duty for, some time.

Ww. J. MacKendle left Tuesday
morning on a six weeks’ trips to

‘Montreal.
about the first of December.

J. T.. Vaughan-Rhys is in town

tain, He is going to visit the}

of days on Roches Deboulemoiin-|_

Vancouver, was in New Hazelton | 7
‘Rev, Father Godfrey purchased =

the lower province cities and tol.
He expects to be back’

again after visiting the Red Rose),
‘group- on Roches Deboule, moun-|-

to: apartments over Lar! ‘worthy? 3 ||

|store. This will bring Mr. Tatch- .

[ellcloser to. the bank, premises:

Mr. Fulton, manager of ‘the

* Up-to-date Drug store in: the: ‘old |. :
town, is leaving the first of ‘No-|.
vember. for the: south:, Jv New-|:
ick, who { is in charge of. the store!

here, is. to take charge of the old
town store, ‘and Hubert Wrinch| 4
will be moved to New. Hazelton.

~ PURCHASED WAREHOUSE

Rev. ‘Father Godfrey will Use Lumber
to Bu la Misston Houses

the big warehouse from Foley,
Welch & Stewart and this week |:
is having the Indians tear it down:
The:lumber in, it will be used. in
the construction -of. missions at

points along. the Tailwey east of |:

‘New < ‘Hazelton. - An: effort” was
‘made to get the G. T. P. to -pur-
‘chase the building. to be used as
shipping shed for ore, for which
‘it was particularly: adapted, but|

" the’ railway company could not!

see its way clear to provide. this
accommodation for. -mining men.

"Meteorological Report |

Following i is the record of: the;
‘local - meteorological bureau .for
week ending October :21 as. ob-.

‘served ‘by W: J. Larkworthy.
_ Maximum, 58 degrees, Oct.:16..
Minimum, 98 degrees, Get. 20.

1

| chains :to: ai of: f ommencement

Skéena ‘Land. Distric
santa.

rospector; intend :
to, rospect for. coal:
alee reat

taining -640 acres.

Dated Ang. 1, told Fred B wer

* Skeena Laid Ditriet—Diatret
Caasiar. 220025
Take’ ‘notice ‘that 1 Fred. ‘Brewer, of
Hazelton, B. C.; prospector, .,intend~ to
pply for a license to: ‘prospect ‘for: ‘coal
and petroleum on- the. owing deserib:
ed land:. Commencing: at a post: jlanted
on:the Naas river, about one an
miles south-east. of the junction of Pry-
Jing -Pan‘ ereek: with the Naas, thence
north 80 chains,
thence south 80 chains, thence west: 80.

taining 640 acre
‘Dated AUR 15: ‘told

‘Skeena ‘Land ‘District —District of;
cassiar, . ~

‘Hazelton, B.°C.;
apply for a-license to prospect: ‘for coal
ed land: Commencing at'a post lanted:
‘on the Naas river,.about.one an
‘miles south-east of the junction of Fry-

south 80 chains, thence east 20 chains,’

taining 640 acres,
Dated Aup. 165, 1914

‘ Skeena Land. Distriet—Distriet of
Cassar.

ed land: Commencing at a post: lanted
on. the Naas river; about one ani
miles south-east of the. junction of Fry-
ing -Pan: ‘creek ‘with. the :Naas, .thence
south 80-chains, ‘thence ‘west: 80 chains,

thenee : north: 80. chains, thence east. 80

| taining 640. acres.

Rainfall’ 19 inches,

Dated Aug. 16, 1914

allies need a rest, we shall be in | pam

a pusition. to make good war,

pay in territory as well as money.
“Imagine things at their worst.

kéeper evicted from ‘Bordeaux. |f
Then we would begin a maritime |}
war against Germany and still be |

no worse off than when we: be
gan war against Napoleon.”

HINDU MURDERED»

Fatal Developments i in sents in Komogata Maru
_ Incident Reached in Vancouver
»_Assize Court Room

‘Vaneouver, “Ot. ‘21, 1. 30. p.m.,
—Immigration Inspector: W,C.
Hopkinson, a witness in the Hin-
-|du-trial, -was ‘murdered. ‘in the

yeourt house this morning. by. Me-

wa: Singh, a crown witness, as an
outcome. of. the Hindu. feuds, the
shooting taking place: outside the
assize court room. The Hindu
suddenly drew. two guns and fired.
three’ ‘shots into- Hopkinson, be-
fore being grabbed. by. chief: jan-
itor. Jas. McCann. ‘The: second

7 bullet: entered the heart and’ Hop-'
-|Kinson.. fell dead. Bight! other
.! Hindus are held: by. the alice:

of Mewa will’ ‘probably’. be: ‘tried, at

“Nothing can arrest the stead- ie
me ily. ascending figures of our army:
-- |The'coat is of little aécount, since ||

wo -|Germany will ultimately have ;to|F

Imagine the last Cossack on the|
Urals and the last. French door-|

7 HAY AND FEED FOR
Regular Daily Stage to Old Hazelton °

a ‘Leaving New Hazelton at 9.30 a.m. except train days, when the.
ig * stare will meet the passenger train and run toOld Hazelton after

W. C. HOPKINSON

_ TEAMING ' TRANSFER

Ruddy. & McKay

Livery and Feed Stables

In Connection With the Northern Hotel

Feppmec ys he 8 = pide ae

': STORAGE

‘Saddle Horses, Single and Double

COAL AND WOOD FOR SALE

re ge nay ST 1 Tee

Rigs for Hire. ,

ber goods, -

price,

SALE

A. M. RUDDY .
Manager on

. TeumPHoNEs—New Hazelton —2 long, 1
; -Hazelton—i long, a short

NEW. HAZELTON

Now

is ; the Time

| To BUY A

Hot Water Bottle

The war will double the price of all rub-

Buy before. the advance in

We have a three-quart, red rub-

‘ber Hot Water Bottle, guaran- $3, 00 -

- teed for two years, selling: at a
. Combination Attachment - $1. 00

1 short -

RO nS ea

—,

etme: wer

Up-to-Date Drug Store ;

: New Hazelton ty

" Hazelton’ oe

SUITABLE FOR,

: -DAIRYING

(farm ins

"MIXED. eae

STOCK RAISING

These. ands: are ‘situated close: to the sob
main; Jine of, the Grand" Trunk Pacific of

Frank C. ‘McKinnon

Ral Estate and

"Mines

200.

“TJ. offer one. of the best.) “": |:
Ce yee |) Bayand: Stock Ranches *}"..-]:
eeu PT | oy. |e dn: the Bulkley. valley, in- fo bes
on | cluding: stock and imple: "Jo 0°02)

“ments, :
ywater, range, ete.”

with’ proper managetiér
4 Fanch. will earn: comet inp in-:

‘a halt. ©

thence ‘east-80 chains, 7

chains to point | of. sommeneementy co o :

Take notice that I, Frad_ Brewer, ‘of 7
be “prospector, intend to.

and petroleum on the following describ- :
-ahalf ..
ing’ Pan. creek:* with’ the .Naas,: thence

thence north 80 chains, thence west 80 .
chains to point o of commencement, fone.

Fred d Brewer.

" Palke notice that I, Fred Brewer, of
vr ‘Hazelton, B.C. ;' prospector, ° intend -to

-, apply for a license'to prospect.
‘and petroleum on the following deacrib- |

for. coal ..

shalf .

chains to.point of commencement, oon .

. \Fred Brewer

Pred Brewer. ee

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Aw. abundance of :| ° ©.
Cat}.
tons of hay. last year. 3°].

‘Near. tailway. -