- fe = { 4 = - Plans, and i Spe Pp 0. en te hillips & Lindquist. ~ Builders and Conan o cifications, — tures..a Specialty. ‘Store and. - Hazelton: “ es For Sale ~ Cordwood | a Sawed i in Stove Lengths if :0 ° ' desired - so Enquire of H. COPPOCK, 7 - i THE WEEK | Recent Happenings---Topics _ of General Interest Covered vin Condensed Form WHAT THE WORLD I DOING United States May Take Over Alaskan . Railways and Terminals — Canada’s Bumper Wheat Crop — New C.P.R. = ~The Fast Launch > "Kit-Ex-Chen" Seiley-Hazel ton | Route. : * Leaves Hazelton at 9 and is a. ™.; and 8:30 and 6:80 p. m. 7pm, ‘Leaves Sealey 9 30 a, m., and. 1, 4 and _ Expresa Service. O'Neill & Larocque, Props, — * t -. It ia the best place to stay. European ‘and : American plan. Electric | . lights, hot and cold run- - ; i ning water on every No extra: harge *- floor, for bath. | Rates: $1 to $3 per day _ Fred W. Henning, manager ~~ For Fine Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos go to Cigar Store and Pool Room TP. - Soft ‘Drinks, _onfectionery, Books and Magazines ‘Baths In Connection _ js: B. Bran, \-- Proprietor } a et Ww Ww. rey — in the United: States senate by Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin, declaring it is the sense of the senate that: the government should own the railroads of Alaska, together with their ter- minal facilities... wet chicken raiser, after years of ex- periment, ‘has succeeded in de-|- veloping a breed’ of chickens of the roosters white, © He crossed Buff Cochins with another breed value of steel cars was afforded St Made States , The gold output of the Yukon } will-be i in. excess of $6, 000, 000. * The Pope’ 9 condition of health {continues to give: his _ Physicians great anxiety, 9.’ Forest fires have donein immense damage to timber in the heavily | wooded Exploits 1 river district i in Newfoundland. me, The Dominion government ig building a $20,000 rifle range at Nelson. This wil! be one of the Frenette innernath finest ranges in Canada, Hotel Premier Prince Rupert fr _ Arizona and New Mexico are to. be admitted: to . statehood; The measure providing for their adoption as states eliminates the ecall of judges from the consti: ution of Arizona, Dazed and unable to account for his - strange actions, Daniel Foley, wealthy Spokane mining man, who disappeared from Oak- land the night before he was to marry: Miss Mollie Nagel, was found by the police in San Fran- cisco, ‘ A resolution has been offered MN, Devault, a_ prominent |; hich.the hens are yellow -and hich he wont name. A striking object lesson in the a Arizona and New Mexico THE OMINECA MINER, saruro AY; ootoBER . AGL dashed off the’ track at. 50-mile- an-hour apéed,, but the stee! Pull- Pennsylvania railivay was’ wreck mans ‘were not.smashed ard al passengers “were saved, | Progress within a few weeks. ter than 26 bushels to the ‘acre. The total crop runs near 220, 600, 600 bushels, . - The CP. R. hag placed orders of two splendid steamers for the _ | Vancouver-Hongkong trade, The vessels will be 595. feet. long, of 16,000 tons, with 17,000 horse- ‘eighteen knots,’ They will cost $2, 500,000 each ‘and will beready in January. next. Zine producing mines in the Slocan , district. are resuming operations on a large. scale, ac- cording to receit reports, The renewal of activity is due‘to the announcement that plans have been prepared for the erection of.a plant to treat zine ores by the natural gas process recently discovered, The plant will be located in the natural gas belt on the C. P. B., either at Medicine Hat or Dunmore Junction. - Details have just been pub- lished of the largest dirigible yet planned, which. Japan is” now building. It will be rigid’ and will have a length of 600 feet and _a diameter of'a little over 50 |feet. It will be equipped with. Six 120 horsepower motors, ‘and is expected to make thirty miles an hour in'a forty-mile wind, and even to be able to go fifty-five miles an hour in a sixty-mile hurricane. Over a huge metal skeleton the outer covering of the fabrie will be placed. ‘Tt will contain ‘sufficient gas to lift 525 tons, and: could, if necessary, carry at least twenty tons of ben- zine for. its engines. “The train The Kettle Valley line has just awarded a contract for the con-|man at the Silver Cup, has gone atruction of a 40-mile section from | to Victoria, Pénticton : at the’ south: end: of Okanagan lake westward to Aus- left for Prince Rupert on thel# |prey lake summit; Grading out- Kit-ex-chen, fita have already been shipped to | Penticton and grading will be in “It ‘is’ apparent from reports|~ sent ‘out: by. correspbndents in the wheat-growing provincés that/W43 4 business visitor in Hazel- the western Canada wheat .crop| ton, left for home on Monday. _Jof this season will be the finest on record. Fifty per cent of the his son and daughter; left on districts reporting average bet-| Wednesday for a trip tothe coast. W. R, Watson, the West Fran- |: in Engiand for the. constriction | power, and will be required: to; maintain.an ayeragé speed of .| where he will spend the winter. Local, | id ‘Personal * in ‘town. H. V. Cook and James Hillery Mr, and Mrs. Martin, of Mis- sion ‘Point, left on Wednesday for a trip to Vancouver. J. 5, Brown, of Vancouver, who H, P. Jones, accompanied by cois pioneér, came in on Monday on his semi-annual visit to town, recovery from his recent serious illness, and is again about town, Carr Bros.’ teams are busy transferring to Telkwa the stock. for Adams’ new drug store in that town, R. Mek. Pardee, one of the G, T. P.. resident engineers, was a passenger for the coast on Wed- . nesday morning. Mrs, Frizzell, visiting friends i in Hazelton, re- turned on Wednesday to her home in Prince Rupert, The Hazelton ° Conservative association held a well-attended meeting on Monday night. Rou- tine business was transacted, J. W. MeAvoy was a passenger bound for his home. in Toronto, _W. H. Larmer, whose duties as fire warden for the district ended for the season last Saturday, is now to be found behind the desk at the Hazelton hotel, . On Wednesday W. R. Ellison, the QOotsa- lake - road. foreman, started home with a load of sup- plies, His wagon ‘will bé -the first over the new road to Fran- cois lake... PG, Elliott, of Victoria, who Spent several weeks in this vicin- ity, inspecting mineral - ‘ proper- |. ties and lands in which he is in- terested, left for the capital on Wednesday, ‘J. K. Ashman is.in from his 1G: ‘Wiliams, th the Round lake ve |/Tancher, is spending a few days H. W. Donaldson, lately fore- John Dorsey has made a rapid). , who has been| on the Kit-ex-chen on Wednesday : [ MEN’S WEAR. | that gives Satisfaction, ~6| When the Chicago flyer. onthe _ 7 I | Ht _t | _ wy Pe be oat Right Having two: sfeight ‘outfits bringing freight, to our Telkwa Store, we ate: "enabled to carry a: fal stock AL well assorted and comple stock of General Merchandise L a including every Yequirement of : Prospector, miner and rancher. : SARGEN TS. “Prices Ri _ TELKWA STORE — te Buying in carload lots, we can ya sell the best goods at ordinary: re a 2/ prices. Years ‘ of experience in |... 46 *-- (| this district enables us to antici- |. Oe pate the needs of all classes, and {. We can suppl, everything you meed.. ae Care i 1s. ‘taken j in: filing mail. . | pack Separhic orders, and: by - | As between the mouinitaitiesr and}... - fiithe ‘flabby “person, - it” seems]. {natural to take aides with ‘the cE. -}coal camp in the Bulkley valley, He reports that Jack Ashman, who remains on the claims, is in- jcapacitated by rheumatism. -d. 8. Cline returned from the Silver Pick ‘on Thursday. An- other promising galena vein has been uncovered, below the one on-which the ore was recently | encountered, ~ Owing to the unusually low stage of ‘the water, it was found necessary to send the mail down the ‘river in canoes this‘ week, The first left on Monday: morn- jing, two more following on Wed- {nesday. Contractor Beirnes ex- pects up-river mails to arrive to- morrow, The Albanian Trouble - [Continued from poze 2) chequer The’ mountaineer ‘ia fighting, . unsupported, . for ‘his yeligion, and the ‘tribal customs which ‘are. the essence of the ‘magic in. this: country which it used to be:: but however much wa ‘may question the claims: of this race of that to national individu- ality, we. cannot but admit it in ‘the Albanians’ case, whose blood Us, 3 other Europeans since.our an- Teestora ch hased hia into thelr. last 'réfuge in Albania and the Pyre- doubt, ° ‘Nowadays, the practical [benefits ‘of ‘@utonomy, we ¢an ‘Bearcely doubt it in the case of ‘a Yate. whose character is wholly Bie in| bing! good “fight now .an l-who.are quite content” rT} ‘| Men's Ss Rubbers | | Men’ s Rubbers _ “od buckle Rubbers 2.25 * 6é 2 ae I 25 per pair. 3.00 « ~~ Overshoes 2.25 : 2 “ am ; 2/5 “ _ Hudson’s Bay Company Omineca Hotel Hazelton visiting Omineca district, q This hotel is headquarters for all mining and commercial men Good Sample Rooms | Baths and Barber Shop Hot and Cold Water. " People desiring to visit Bulkley Valley and points south may | ‘travel by the Bulkicy Valley Stage, which leaves this hotel for Alder. ~ _ Mere and Telkwa every Tuesday and Friday. ~ J.C. K, Sealy, Prop. and Reliable * ne Bootsand Shoes | are ‘Specialties at . whee .LARKWORTHY'S - STORES Hazelton and Sealey ‘ reer eeeeien wine J. F. Macdonald . Furniture Dealer ; Hazelton, B & ee Memetian dam ate As our stock is insufficient to carry us through the - winter, we have decided to offer our godds at Reduced Prices | | while they last, We have a large assortment to select ftom, and would : advise you to select your winter's House Furnishings while procurable. ee Come and inspect our goods, we guarantee our customers~ satisfaétion a (JF. Macdonald Furniture Dea 7 national cause, his language, his § spirit of his race. Nationality is| | “a(no Jonger ‘the word . of potent| {i as beén” unmixed with that of: hees: However much we. ‘may lh coraposed. pt Intolerance ‘of: af dom. & EXPRESS 60, INTERIOR FORWARDING. ‘to fighé each other undisturbed, imountai