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“The World’ = in ‘Brief

News Notes from Many Sources . *

Ten thousand taxi-cab drivers
are on strike in London,

” Fourteen j inches of snow fell i ir
Vancouver i in ‘Sunday’ 4 ‘ator.

Snowslides i in the. Caseades in-
terrupt “the” running. of Great
Northern trains.”

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The Democrata at Washington
expect. to reduce the steel; tariff.
by over a third...

; Manitoba farmers. are organiz- |.
ing for the, eooperadl é > purehac.|

; ing of supplies. go:

Yukon Indians ate in danger| .

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Thorp & Hoops

Real Estate, Financial and Insurance Brokers
Aldermere, B.C.

Sole District Agents for E.G. Prior &(Co., Victoria, Agri-
cultural Machinery and Implements, Wagons, Ete,

Fire, Life, Accident and Employer's Liability. Ingurane,
We represent the best companies,

We Can Lo-ate You Oa a Good Pre-emption :Near. the. G, P.
If you desire information about the Bulkley Valley Write Us,

of famine as a result of the}
acarcity of cariboo, :

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Captain Barney Johnson of the
Prince Rupert has been appoint-
Jed a Vancouver pilot, |

it is now believed that seven
lives were Jost i in the foundering |
of the steamer. Cheslakee.

. Two Steam. trawlers for the

SO tei tf

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 t Omineca Hotel

Prince Rupert fisheries have ar-.
rived .at _ San Francisco from
England.

A force of Moors attacked a
| French column in Motoceo and |:
was defeated, with a Joss of fiver
hundred killed, :

In the Jast x cnine months. the
Dominjon government’ has: paid|”
out over four million dollars in
railway subsidies,

(Semel comer E71 sommes If] emmenme A HN ecco nomen — aie

Ingineca Hotel

McDonell & McAfee Props.

- Reasonable rates,

The only family hotel i in the distict.
Night ‘and day restaurant.

Piivate dining 1 rooms.
Modern conveniences, ‘
Good Stable in connection.

Hazelton .

Choicest of Wines; Liquors and Gears.
always on hand.

os a tet ee

| 0007000 anniially.° ~":

| Philistine, was fined 9100 i ina

al matter. through the imiails,

.jacres.of land in the Peace river

t

LE LaBelle, Manager

W. J. McMillan. & Co...

Prince Rupert, Limited |
Wholesale Grocers

eee “Phone 304°"

importers, Manufacturers, Distributors, Tea Blenders and

- Packers, Tobacconists ©" ~
Represented ty P, 0. BOX 915,
Wm. McLennan, Hakefton District mq RUPERT, B.C.,

Paes = :

AE] 000;600,

+tions under which. laborers, are

f East

Through se service eto South y via a Trsday s No.1
G.T. P. Railway so joe tty ay
connecting at Prince Rupert with the

Palatial Twin, Screw Steamer

“PRINCE RUPERT.” -

Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle |
Sailing from Prince Rupert 9a. m, FRIDAYS

Prince Joba

Maintains two weekly. service:to Port Simpaen, Naas,
Stewart, Granby Bay and. Queen Charlotte Ielands,

IF YO

trains %

uble Track
onthe eat turn Agent.

; emi, rari Hékots 6

cting at Chica:
ae ik Reuts— for

et Ee

this winter Jet. us arrange
GO EAST ar Jet ue arzange your
cronto, Montrea
ints, Can quote ghes tates,

fouling. Choice of beat

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| Atlantis ie lant ing, “ or fll Jre

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ner Advertisemen

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For full i

McHASTER, General Agent,: PRINCE: ‘RUPERT, B | || Was Fenioved thnd oftice.on Mais |r

judge tor his personal galn, -

Experts predict a steady in-
crease in the world's production
of gold, which is now over $467,-

Yhe Unionist: ‘opposition in the
British tarliament ‘will drop the
taxation of "foodstuffs as a plink

int their tariff platform,
Elbert Hubbard, editor of ‘the

Buffalo court for sending j immor-

, Three hundred Scandinavian
families. are to settle on 25,000

district of British Columbia,

Iti is reported that the Penjnsu:
lar & Oriental. and Royal Mail! §
ateamship companies are to amal-
gamate with a capital of $150, -

oe os

of... Federal, reinforcements,., vir-

; |The ’ ‘sufferers from the dread

_ | Tor 4 licenee to prospect for coal and

~~ | point of commentenient, containing’

know: as claim No, 28,

als of the United States in the] to
order of the value of their an-
nual . - production are coal, iron,

east 80 chair tee 80 chains, wept
day, copper, petroleui, gold, |80 chain northBo ch caine B it 20
commencement; ‘rontat ne 64 vad ih
stone, natural gas, _cement,. lead, | moreorless. bi
I

silver and zine, :

_ The British Isles_were ‘swept

on, Saturday and. Sunday. by). Tak

heavy gales” and snowstorms,
Many. small craft were wrecked
and coast shipping was damaged.
In the north of England a terrif-
ic storm dasted’ thirty- three
hours. . - :

After destroying the little Bar-
rison of Federals and ‘totally |:
razing the town of Ayotcingo,
twenty-five miles from Mexico
City, a body of rebels withstood
the. attacks of two detachments

tally annihilating them. ~-

: : Thirty-nine lepers were recent-
manner by order .of the provin-
-eial “authorities . at “Nanning,
Province of Kwang Si, China.

disease first 9 were shot and then
their -bodjes vere buyned A a
huge trench. |

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* COAL NOTICES, .

CASSIAR LAND ‘DISTRICT,
a CARSIAR. .

Take notice that Alfred E, Falconer,
of H azelton, miner, ‘intends to apply

DI STRICT OF

reraleura over the following. described }...
a
Commencing ata pest planted about
8 miles north and 2 miles west of the
northweat corner of R, K, Lindsay's
coal claim No.1; thence 80 chains
north, 30 chains east, .80 chains ‘south,
80 chains. west. to point of commence-
ent, mown a5 claim No. 23."
Jept. 16, 1912. . Alfred HE. Falconer,

; Hazelton Land District, _ District of
Coast, Range 5.

Take notice ‘that: ‘Joseph Hamblet ‘of
Ketchikan, “Alaska, tree mingr, intends
tp apply-for permission: to ‘Purchase, the.
following described Jands.

Commencing ‘at a pos t planted at “the
southeast corner of » thence 60
chains west, thence 10 chains more or
leas south to-bank of SKeena - river,-

eri¢e 70 chains‘ more or less northeaat-,
erly following bank of river back ib
Jozeph Hemblet.

acrea more or less.
flee, 12, 1912,

; Cassiar Land District.
Cassiar
" Taxe notice that Alfred E, Falconer |:
of Hazelton, miner, intenda to apply for
a licenge to prospect for coal and petro-,
leum over the following deseribed lands:
Commenting at a poat planted ‘about
5 miles north of the , northwes¢ corner
Ry Ke-Lindeay’s ‘coal: claim. No, -1,
thence south eighty chains, ‘east’ eighty
chaing, north eighty chains, -west eighty
na, to point of: commencement,

District of

{Sept 16, 1912, _Alfred E. Falconer,

~ Over four thousand peteons
were driven from their homés by
|the Ohio river floods,, The high

The Dominion department of
labor is investigating the condi-

shipped from: the: east, to work on
the G. t Pp. a

“Mrs, G. ers a yell. known
South - Vancouver woman, com-
titted suicide by jumping from
the bridge across the north arm
of tha Fraser River.

.-The cargo of the _ Allan, liner .
Carthagenian caught fira ¢ en tdiite}

|| |stage, | 68 feet, .. BS reached on|
Wednesday, rn b

with the Statutes, that

| thereto “are now die and
the year.1918, -Allitaxes.co!
thes) ‘Anséssment Disttict are} F

due and payable at my office, situated

Ty

h the Town of Havelton, .
otice;-in terms-of--law;~ in- ‘equivelent

to & personal demand by me upon all

persona liable for taxes,

east 80 chhing

7. ‘cormmericement

chase the- fo!

‘ehains,--south-80--chaing--to .

-|ment,. known as Claim No. 10.
“| Sepé. 18, 1912,

97 Sept. 16, 1912, -

80 chains west to point ‘of ‘commente
| Sept, 15 1912...

: nD ROTTOEA™ %:

Take notice her t ite Elizabeth T.

Hutchinson of Loulaville, Ky. U. 5, A

widow, intends to 4 ly f for sermizaion
urchase - the : fo lowing | described

Ion a:
Commencing at. :8 post planted at
lot 846, thence.

the southweat corner t)

(Mre,) Blizal ih © Hutchinson’
Aug. 1, 1912, Pe 10

_ Omingcs. Laid District,” District of -
assiar

e notice that Bligabeth Deming
of ae Paul, Minn208: A. 5 pinster: :
intends te a) Bply for. -Bermigsion "ho ar=
chase: “the fal lowing: eagribved: Jands;—
mamehcinyatea::poat-plarited: "20
chains east pe 20 ‘chains south of the.
osuthwest corner of “lot 221,. thence
south 80 chains, west
BO: haiti, hp

ngaint eet
more ofless, °
jAug, 1, 1912, °°. iy * lagpe

Peace River Land D District _District of.

80 chains,’ north

Demin
er eS
uf . 7

~Omineed Land District. District of: | 3”

od ts t

Noel & Rod

¢ ” Hazelton, B, GC,

Shoe Boing

Carelessness i is a Fault,’

who is careless in shoe bute

. always pays dearly for it. Tk

: more thought you give to te
|. "téquirements of your feet, the
“more You will appreciate the |
high qualities found in "

“INVICTUS?

. FOOTWEAR

0 "Sole Agents

ee F eres

- Tate netice: that": Cleveland Stillwell Ore inceiees

Cummings, of Vancouver, contractor,
intends to apply for permission to pur-
owing described lands:

: Commencing at a post planted on the
north bank 20 miles from the mouth of
the Finlay river gnd 11-2 miles east,
marke S.C. sw. corner, thence
east 80 thaine, north 80 chains, weat 80

int of
O neres

ont |

commencement, containing
more or less, H

Cleveland Stillwell; Cummings.
way 14; 1912; "Edward o Neil, agt.

“Cassiar Land Disrrict,

A, Chisholm
General Hadwap

Builders’ Material
Miners’ Supplies

-Hazelton, B. C.

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L,

District of Casaiar,
‘Take notice that Alfred rE. Falconer,

af: ‘Hezelton, ‘miner, intenda to -ap ply
for a license to pros spect for. coal en
ate over The Following described
ands:

s Commencing at a poat planted about
1mile south and 2 miles: est of the
northwest, corner of R, K, Lindsay's
coal claim, No, 1;' thencé 80 chaing
‘ |gouth; 80‘chaing east, 80 chaing north,
80 chains west to‘ point of commence-

Alfred Ez Falconer,

" GASSIAR LAND DISTRICT. DISTRICT OF

ASS!
Take notice that Alfred E. Falconer:
of “Hazelton, miner, intends to appl
fix prlicense to prospect for coal an
etroleum over't e following deseribed
andace-
“Commencing at a post slanted about
1 mile north and 2 ‘miles east of the
northwest corner of R. K. Lindsay's
coal claim No. 1; thonce80 chains south,

FIRSTCLASS

Promptly Delivered at oo oo

FOR SALE! 7

P. . HEWITT:

Orders may be left at Conningtin
& Son's Store a

80 chains west, 80 chains north, Bb | 2

QO-

chaina east to point of commencement,
containin; ng Sate 40 acres more or less, known

as. claim .
Sept. 15, Bia ““Altred E, Falconer.

«, Cagsiar Land _Diatriet,
Diatrict of Gasaiar.
* Take noticé that “Alftéd H. Falconer,
of Hazelton,:miner,intendg to apply. for
q license to prospect t for coal and perso.
leum over. the following deacribed lands:
« Commencing -at a post planted about
1 mile north and 2 miles east of the
northwest. corner ‘of R, K,

coal - claim * No,*1,. thence 90 chains |
south, 80.chaing east,’ 80 chains orth:
80 chains West to point’ of commence-

Lindeay’s| ¢

a A. LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters’

Cor,- Abbott end Water Sei

“Vancouver.

European Plan $1,00 to $2. 50
Rodina with Bathe. Hot and pia
Water. | Steam Heated.

Motor Bus Meets All Boata and
Trains,

containing $40. £40. feres. _ More, or
aint

pent
less, known'as'¢
Altea ‘e Falconer.

Cagsiar Land District,
District of Casslar,
Take notive that.Alfred F, Faleoner,
of Hazelton;- miner,” intends ‘ to’ apply’
tor a license to prospect for coal and
etroleum 0} over | she following described
andaé
Commencing at a post ‘planted about
Imile, south and2 miles east of the
northwest ‘corner’: of. Aad K." Lindsay's
coal claim Noe. 1;' thence “80 chaing
north, 80 chains east, 80 chains south,

ment, known as claim No. 9.
; Alfred E Falconer,

cn ne

ae
TAX NOTICE
Omineca ‘Assessment District |

Notice ia hereby given, in secordance

Provi vincial rev-

enue tax and all assessed taxey iid the Tow ane SHS rare FLOR? IEEE
gome-tax aasessed and levied mhder the Sept. 1 4, 48. alk E. Falconer. :

1' Agaobathent “Act “and hmendttentsy

ectible fot |}
minéeca:

the “Provincial Government Building
B,C. This

Dated at Hazelton, B. C.
and J anuary, 1918,
H, Wenc
- Assessor arid ‘Collector,

from. Liverpool to St. Johns,
The flames were only extinguish.
ed: iby. flooding tie thie folds, ee %,

The ‘finding on on ‘the’ Englisn| ;
coaat of wretkage. febin: the "iils=

acy

United States commerce, cot

wooed GAY by the bonate, betrig toned
gulity of using his power as

sing steamer Dentigh Castle! - Ominees’ Acs
leads to the belief ae the ar ~ Ominées, Atetument District
has | gone down with all aboard, Notice is hereby given that a Court

dudge'R, W. Archiald, “af ‘the a: “amiandiniants ~ therat,

wil ts to Distel nti cor for the yout

_ Ominees ‘Assébament District: -

“coury 0 of E gy

.of Revision and al, under the
alone of "the “*Agpeamment “raha ia ;
hiiessment: rolls oft the Oi ne

rie
ee eta at the a Our 0 ioe o’eloe

ahh sma ioe -

WwW. AUAAEON

Ten met, natant mie.

er

for a licenae to
fags tiver

“ of-the-northweat cornet of-R- K:

south, 80 chains west, 80 chains north,
80 chains enst to

pay yable for |*

CABSIAR LAND Digtricr. pispRicr Or

Take notice that J Alfred BE Falcotier, |
of Hazelton, , miner,. intends to apply |
‘pros wet for-coal and

following destribed'|:
“Commencing at a

post planted’ ‘on
‘Rlappay river, about 19 milea~north of
ine suramit and about 1, mile por

ind-|-
say’s coal claim No.1; thence 80 chaing

point of commence-

meaty sty ose

Have It Done

du oof the Court of Res
»_ Mision and peal

S and see them anid you
biiy.

Tf It Is To Be Printed

Cg

wi
want to:
‘Good Dry Lumber for Sal

‘William H. Holland ia

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