1 J. Mason Adams
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atnzelton, B. C.

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Hazelton and Telkwa

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— The World’s Doings i in Brief

News Notes from Many Sources

‘LAND NOTICES
Hazelton Land District. District of
Const, RangeB >

Quebec

“ apinater, intends ta

| last. -

. creased in 1918.

Al record of 34.7 knots an hour,

f{in the London council since 1902,

London.

Lord Kitchener, who ison his

Call and see us,
Telegraph office.

Skeena Laundty

Lee Jackman, Prop,

Our Work is Good and onr Ratea $
Reasonable.

Baths In Connection

Next door to

2 | include 200 rooms.

ing that his life will be attempted
r{en route,

addition to the Empress hotel in
Victoria, The new structure will

The Fraser river steamer B, X.
went on the rocks six miles below

ae eer

Fort George and is out’ of com-

mission for the season.

Lva. Hazelton

10 a m.
lp, m.
8p. m.

AUTOMOBILE
STAGE

Hazelton to New Hazelton

Lvs, New Hazelton
11 a, m,
2p. m,.
4pm

Fare, One Way $1.50, Return $2.50
Flanders “20”

A railroad to be known as the
Mexican Gulf and Manitoba, is
projected -from Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, to Winnipeg.

The Nicaraguan rebel general,
Mena, has surrendered. His cap-
ture is taken to indicate the col-
lapse of the insurrection,

The C. P. R. is reported to be
arranging for terminals in Mil-
waukee for the Soo Line, one of
its American subsidiaries,

A company which proposes to

Fare $16.

-One Day
Motor

Passenger and Freight

SERVICE

between

Hazelton ax
Aldermere

ond Telkwa

Make reservations at
Aldous & Murray's office.
ishable freight promptly delivered |

"Bigelow & O'Neill

Per-

manufacture potash from. kelp
has filed locatioris on seaweed
beds on the Washington coast,

‘A rich placer strike on Boulder
creek, six miles from Nome, is
reported. The find is believed to
be on an extension of the third
beach line,

Several Indian potentates are
subscribing for prizes to be given
foraeroplane flight from England
to India; The route mapped out
covers 4,000 miles.

An account book kept by the
New Westminster bank robbers
while in Chicago showed their
expenses to have amounted to as
much as $2000 daily.

Canada is to be granted a Car-
dinal at the next consistory, in

<7 SAN |

Laimdry and Baths
Suits Cleaned

Next door to Sam Lee

Haxelton, B.C.

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the person of Mongigneur Bru-
chesi, of Montreal, according to
The London Chronicle.

P. Welch has taken a contract
for the construction of the Pacific|
Great Eastern; from Vancouver
to Fort George, and will - begin
work at Lillooet within a week
or two. -.

Ernest Barry, the. world’s

Bond,

.Mines and Mining
~ Good Properties’ fors sale Cash or on

Development and
Assotament |

ork.

Carr Brothers |

Six Years. In This District.
: ‘Hrseltom, 0, 0.

‘}in northern Mexico was made by

os

‘For ‘Fine ‘Cigars, Cigarettes
and Tobaccos go to

GLP.
Gea. Store and
Pool Room —

Soft Drinks,
a ‘Book and | Magazines,

‘Confectionery, {

*.

; rebel leader, -

|| piece, “Mona Lisa,’ stolen froin | ;

i

champion sculler, and - Eddie
Durnan, the Canadian champion,
will row their race on the Thames,
between Putney and Mortlake,
next Saturday. « ~

A new movement toward peace

President Madero and his cabinet
who instructed the minister of
war to offer amnesty to the fol-|:
lowers of Pascual Orozeo, the

Leonardo . da Vinci's maater-

the Louvre musenm In’ Paris in
August of last year, is. changing]

Three United States army avi-
ators were killed on Saturday

The. British naval force in the
Mediterrayenn will be greatly in-

The new British cruiser Prin-
eess Royal has made a further

Sir David Burnett, an alderman

Blhas been elected Lord Mayor of

way to Evypt, has received warn-

| The.C.P.R, is planning another

| tobacco incustry in British Co-

{bia has Soom for avast population
and it. will attain. it before long:

Detroit on July 25th, for’ not ‘al-
account of physical disability,
to life imprisonment,

™

of Saloniki is also noticeable, “It

cessions granted to the Albanians.

Chinese loan in London last week

lie was concerned.

had to take up the remaining 60
per cent,

vigorously protest against the
British occupation of the dis-
puted frontier and to instruct the

to inforce strictly the Chinese
customs and regulations on the
Thibetan frontier. .

The attention of the minister
of agriculture has been called to
the possibility of developing the

lumbia, and he is sending Mr.
Charlan, the Dominion tobaeco
expert, ta make an examination
and report on the tobacco- possi-
bilities of the province and to. set
in the way they should go thoge}
who have started with tobaceo,

Canada is going to-show the
world what can be done in the
way of producing fruits which
require warm weather to mature.
There will be displayed at the
Festival of Empire, in London,
this autumn an array of Canadian |
grown grapes and peaches which
will open the eyes of the British-
ers. Australian immigration
agents have been telling the Brit-
ish people. things about Canada’ 3

nor accurate. There will be
shown in London such quantities
of the finest grapes and peaches
in the world that cold weather
stories told by Canada’ 8 rivals
will be refuted.

t

“The opening of the Panama |-
Canal: promises to have an ini-~
portant bearing on the flow. of
immigration from ‘Enrope,”” says
Sir Donald Mann. “I should not
be surprised to see a vast influx
of people come via the new steam-
ship route and to see 2,000,000
settlers occupying the fertile val-
leys of British Columbia. within].
the next twenty years, Up'ta
-the present the newcomers land |
at the, Atlantic’. seaboard and
much of the best. labor Yemainis
in the big cities, * British, Colum-

The _question of ; railways | grid-
ironing this province with branch
lines will. ‘then be alive issue."”",”

on the walls of a,private ‘gallery’
in St, Petersburg,’ according toa
Russian paper.

A seneral trike of a distinetly
revolutionary character is said to
be imminent in Spain, where
building’ trades, ‘dock, and - ruil-
‘employes threaten to go out,

FOR SALE—Ten acres of cleared
_|land, within two miles 6f . Haz a=].
-|ton, with péeled’log house anid i
enoligh peeled - logs ® to “build: aly
stable. .
known as Mosquito ‘Flats | wit.

60. atres sowed: to timothy ai d
Alfalfa. ; All fenced and seeded’

Also 144 acres locally |i

William Ferguson, me |
who shot and killed: Canadian
Customs Inspector Herbert: at

lowing -him to enter Canada’on
was found guilty and sentenced

A division of the Turkish arty
in Janina, in the southern Bart

jof Albania, has declared’ against
the government. An anti-govern-
ment movement among the troops

is baged on resentment over con-

The issue of the independent

was a failure as far as the pub-
Only about
40 per cent, of the $45,000,000
offered was subscribed by the
public, so that the underwriters

With regard to Thibet, the
Chinese government intends to

Chinese commissioner at L’Hassa

limate which. are neither kind |’

Bouthéast cornet: 0
pout ne of ean chai

Stor p onion to Purchase ‘the
Sing eacribed lands
"Commencing at a‘post planted at ‘the
southwest corner of Jot 873, ran e 6,
coast district, thence weat 40.c aing,
south 40 chains, east 40 chains north 40
chains -to point of Commencement, con-
taining 160 acres ‘more or less, ..

Eva A. Welch
July 19, 1912 .

Omineca Land District. Diatrict of
~_ Cassiay
Take notice thut James E. Freeland:
of Vancouver, 3B. C., accountant, in-
tends to apply” for permission to pur-
chase the following described lands:-
Commencing at a post planted at the
southwest corner of lot 2163, Cagsiar
district; thence south 20 chaing, east 80
chains, ‘north 20 chains, west 80 chains
to point of commencement, containing
160 acres more or leas. - .
August 19, 1912.
9 James E. Freeland,

Hazelton Land District,
Cassiar

District of

New Hazelton, painter, i intends to apply
for permission to yurehase the follo

ing described lands.
Commencing gt a post planted on the
north bank of Bear River about one
mile from fts junction with the Bulkley

chaing more or less to the Bulkley river,
eaat 80 chaing more or less along the
Bulkley river to the Bear river mouth,
thence north 80 chains more.or Jess
along the Bear river to point of cam-
mencement, eontainin 0 acres’ more
or less. _. Elmer. Cameron

August 1, 1912. \ .

Hazelton Land District District of
Cassiar
Take notice that Hattie Cameron of
New Hazelton, married woman, intesds
to apply for permission to purchase the
following deseribed lands.
Commencing at a post planted at the
5.E, corner of Lot 2178 Cassiar thence
south 80 chains more or Jess to Bulkley
Yiver, west 80 chains more or less along
Bulkley river, north 60. chains more or
less, east 80 chain more or less to point
of commencement, 600 acres more or
leas. Hattie Cameron, -
August 1 1912 4

: ' , .
‘Omineca Land (District. District of

‘Take notice that. Antonia Friend of
Anaheim, Calif. unarried woman, in-
tends to app pe
chase the i allowing aeribed Iands}-
Commencing at a post planted 8 miles

of lot 1062, thence 80 chaina north, east
chaine to point of commencement; 646

acrea more or. lees.
Aug. $1, 1912, - Antonia Friend,

apply for permisgion to purchase the
following described landa:-
Commencing at a post planted 8 miles
north and 1-2 mile west of the ne; cor.
of lot 1062, thence 80 chaine north, 80

acres more or leas,

Aug. 31,1912 9 Alex Morales, .

Omineca Land District; District of

Hazelton, B.
Pply for permission to purchase the
fol lowing described lands:-.

north and 1 mile east of
lot 1062: thence 8@ chains west, 30
chains north, 80 chains east, 80 chains
south to point of commencement; 640

acres moze or-less: . :
Aug. 81,1912 9 John B. T. Moe,

Omineca Land District, District of .

Cas
Take. notice that ‘John K. Friend of
Anaheim; Calif, prospeetor, intends to

following described lands:-.

Conimencing at a post planted 2miles
north and 1 mile east of the ne..cov of
lot °1062; thence 380 chains. north, 80
chaina. “east, 80 chains south, 80 chains
west to point -of commencement:” 640
acres more or less,
Aug,’ 31, 112 9. ;

~ Omineea Lond District, _Diatriet® of
assiar
Take notice that Cossuae Morales of
Anaheiin, Calif., coak,-intends to appl
for permigsion to pure haze the followings
described lands:
Commencing ats post planted 2miles
north and 1-2 mile east of the ne. car,.
of lot 1062;. thence 40 chains, east, .80
chains south, 40 chaina west, : 80 cheina
north to point of commencement; . 320
acres more or- Tega.
Ang. 81, 1912

John K.Frend,

* Cossuse Moreles.

Take notice ‘that Eva A. Welch, of ;

Glof a Pile ‘What at Massett, ;
‘Settlement), Queen Charlotte _ Islands; aay

Take notice that Elmer. Cameron : of}

river, thence west 80 chaina, south 40] ‘

ermission to pur- |’

‘Ominecs! Land District, _Digtrict of... a

“Take notice that Alex Morales of |:3
Anaheim, Calif., prospector, intends ‘to | f

chains west, 80 chains south, 80 chains| | -
eagt to point of commencement; 640] fl -

Cass’
Take notice that ‘John B. J. Moe of [-
. G., prospector, intends to |g

Commencing at a post. planted 2miles |B...
ene, cor. of | 3

apply for permission.te purchase ‘the |-

£
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BALE TENDERS. addressed to ‘thes un-
deréigned, and endotsed “Tenders
for Wharf at Magaett, B.C,” “will be
received until 4 P. M., on Tuesday,
October 16, 1912, for the-- construction,
(White |’

Comox-Atlin District; B.C,

’ Plans, specification aad form of con-
tract can be seen and forms of. terider
obtained at this Vepartment-4nd at, the].
offices of G. “B.: Hull, -Esq., - District
Engineer, Prince Rupert. B.c., 0.0.
Worsfoid, Eaq., District” ‘Engineer; |, -

‘an ‘acceple ’ .
bank; Payable ‘tatha order of the“ Hon:
curable’ ‘the: ‘Minister, ot ‘Public’ ‘Works, :
4) equal-to'ten‘per- cent: ‘{10: Pa: te) of tha’.
aa anjount-:of -the-.tender, ‘which ‘will be
7! Sorfeited if the person tenderirig decline at
.. | tdtenter dnt : a contract when called np...
onto. do 80,.0F failto: complete the, ‘work cae
‘contracted, for, If the tender-ba not ae: cet
cepted: the cheque will-be ‘returned. -

aque’. on:- a. "chartered

The Departinent ¢ foed not bind: iaet m ae

‘to accept. the lowest: or: ‘any tender, ae oe
- By order - noe

RB C. Desocusns, a
sie ae

Department of: Piblie ‘Works Mea
wae.

Ottawa, September 16, 1912...

: Newspapers, will, not ‘be paid‘for this °

advertisement if they inaert it.without:’
authority from the department: —~27824,"..°

“6.

New Westminster, B, Gey and on applicae
tion to the Post master at Mazsett,, B,C,
Persons tendering: are. notified that
tendera will not be considered unless
made on the printed forms supplicd;-
and signed with their actualsignatures,
stating their otcupations: and .place of

HAZELTON HOSPITAL

for any
month in
sultations and miodtciaas, ad-well as all ll coats while

vital from the Medical Superintendent.

issUES
TICKETS
perlod from mone tmonth hupward at8l per
advance, Is rate Includes office con-

fin the hompital: Tickets obtaiziebla ton
fro: tephenson and Fred Field; in Aldex" -
mere, from Rev. F. taphenaon, or at coe

Hoe,

residence. In-the case of ‘firms, the
attual signature, the nature of the oc-
cupation, -and place of residence of each
member of the firm must be given. .
Each tender must be accompanied bye

-” Artistic job: printing’—Miner
print. Shop.

tog

*

+,

that gives ‘Satisfaction,
and Reliable.

north. and 1-2 mile west of the ne. cor. |

’ MEN'S. WEAR

~

Boots and Shoes

“are re Specialties at:

~ LARKWORTHY'
“STORES:

Hazelton and Sealey

my

30 chains, Bouth 80 chains, weat 80 : _

seO eda meet ba gee ge

Sash, and Door F actory - |

* Hanah ry New Indy

cal a

’ fitting, |

“Bul stock of all Vinds and‘ sizes of Wine a _
dow: Sash, Doors, Office Fixtures, . Interior a
Finishings on’ hand. and made to ‘order,

 * | * Large’ stock’ ‘of: Lumber ‘and. Building
‘~~ | Materials, Tinsmithing, Plumbing and Steam-

Job and-Shop Work a Specialty.
Plans and Specifications. .

“MO eg

Ne

2 » Stephenson & Crum :
_ oe CONTRACTORS. AND: BUILDERS
[ a Hazelton

|

St intitammnrttt eet IT} (ett

, ~Tagineca Hotel -

~ McDonell &: McAfee, Props.

Nigh trand day: restaurant, ° :
"Reasonable rates,

‘The oaly family hotel i in ‘the dition,

- Modem convenien

“Piivats dining ronan |

. Ommeca Land District. Distriet of

* Wake notice that “Marte Burna - of
Gitwangak, B
tendsto a aly for deen to pur-
‘chase the following described lands:-.
Commencing at a post oeted ‘about
20 chaine riorth of the southwest corner
of the Andimaul Indian reserve on the
left bank of the Skeend river’: fing up up
stream at high water on thegaid Skeena
river, Hience north about 25 chains to
.| tha south boundary of the G.T'P, fight
of-way, thence weat about 60 chains
along the said boundary of the G. T

water mark of the Skeeng river, thence

. C., married womidn,. in-|-

\ , Liquors: |
‘oe ‘on. hand:

right of way, - thence :pouth:to the Aen Jaen
along‘ ‘the high water mark of the said y

Sein Apparatus of all. kirids:
Rock and: Cora Drills, ;

“CANADIAN. GENERAL ELECTRIC 60., 4 JAD, |
Compre Mc.

Boilers aud. Ho
‘Engines and Accesories,’

tessors,

Skéena rive in an easterly direetion ta,|'
place of commentement and containing
about BO acres... j -- .

Sept, 2,1912- - B.

‘Omineca Land District D t

ie

mmnanleing ata oe plated: at the

rth eiglity chang, east eight hy

lot 2174; thenea | [P.

t- pquire: at ote, Fenty Cone Ps
a Hazelton, B B; O.*