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THE oun MINER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1916

The World's 5 “Doings i in ‘Brief

News Notes from Many. Sources

The King of Bavaria is i.
Germany ig _isguing ‘its fitth
Vor loan. .

Sir Sam: Hughes i is on they west

ern battlefront,

Harvesting, bers in n Saskateh
ewan this week. |

Sir. Robert Borden will ‘visit
B.C, in about a. month.

Work onthe Kelowna ‘branch
of the. Cc N: R. has begun.

A single tax campaign has been
launched i in Eastern Canada. ,

Thirty lives were lost in the
Italian earthquake last week.

‘Forty. lives: ‘were ‘Jost in Jast
week’s storm on the Texas coast. :

Germans are using an invisible
and deadly gas on the eastern
front.

Sir Charles. Monro has been
appointed commander-in- chief i in
India. ,

Many lives were lost in the ex-

~plosion of a munitions plant in

Yorkshire,

The U.S. militia is to be re-
tained.on the Mexican border for
some time. “

British airships are ‘reported to
be faster and more easily handled
than zeppelins.

. Venizelos adhérents are organ-
izing volunteers to aid in repuls-
ing the Bulgarians,

‘The great bridge at Quebec is
expected to be ready for opera-.
tion early next year,

The Pope. has ordered Italian
cardinals to pray for the success

of the Entente Allies.

For the first time in 27 years a

Libera) was elected in ‘a Toronto

by-election on Monday:

Twerity tons of spelter are he--
ing produced each day at the
new zine plant at Trail. :

The allowance of meat for Ger-
man soldiers hes been cut down

; to. 10% ounces for six days...

’ The. British | steamer Quebec
atriick a‘rock on the Irish. coast
on Tuesday and foundered, .

”. Sir-Wilfrid Laurier will be un-

able to speak in. public for six
weeks, owing to dental trouble,
The Danish parliament has re-
jected the proposal: to sell the
Danish -West Indies to the U.S,

TA Franco-British : mission will

, go to’ Lisbon to eo-opérate with

| 7 7 counterfelt bile

_ the Portuguese military - ‘author!-

ties. cs
It is reported that Hon. “Martin

- Burrell will. be appointed chait-

‘man of the Canadian’ pensions!
board, oe pe

* ‘The German a army rifle has been
improved by a magazine appliance

_ whieh feeds twenty - five * “cart.

ridges.” .
‘A hostile airship visited “Hage

- land on Thursday dropping bombs,
Which fell. in fields and did no

damage. *
Recruiting. meetings’ in Mont-

“veal ended : 4p Alghts; ‘in which | -
disturbers’ were roughly handted
~ by aoldiers, 00) 5

Federal - authorities . ‘ave re- |:

| Geived ‘definite -information that
the Canadian explorers Stefani beon

was gate ont ‘May.’ T last: =
A plot to citculatd $1, 000,000. ini

[by secret service officers, who
arrested a gang of eight, and
|seized a complete counterfeiting

plant i in New ‘York.

After: a recent charge,only, two
officers and: sixty men remained,

unhurt out of a corps of 850
Newfoundlanders.

All Socialist ‘clubs. in Berlin
were raided last week. Large;
quantities of ‘peace » manifestos.
and pamphlets were seized.

The Dominions royal commis-
resources of the Empire, will
meet in Canada’ next munth.

For the firat®seven months: of
the year the ore receipts at Trail
totalled. 285,981 tons. Last
month’s total was 40,000 tans.

The German steamer Willehad,
which had beer interned at Bos: | p
ton, slipped out of harbor yester- |°
day, presumably for New Londan.

‘Speaking in parliament, Pre-
mier Asquith intimated that wo-

for belore another’ general elec-
tion.

by foreign capital will not be
permitted to acquire. interest in
any British ship during the. war, |

or for three years after.

’ German artiller y has again
damaged Rheims cathedral. Car-
dinal Lucon was found Kneeling
alone on aheap cf debms. He
refused to leave the tuins.

Two Eskimos. arrested by the
Northwest Mounted Police, have/a
admitted the murder of two!®
Catholic. priests on the Copper
Mine river in 1913, The prisun-
ers, who are held at Herschel
Island, have given important in-
formation concerning the disap-

‘pearance of the American explor-

er. Radford,”

Copper in the North ~
‘New York, Aug. 22:—The dis-
covery by. the Canadian Arctic
expedition headed by Vilhjalmar
Stefansson of a great field of
native copper in the vicinity of];

great value.to the business world,
says Dr, Chester. A Reeds, of the
American Museum of Natural
History. Dr. Reeds believes also
that it will afford scientists an

‘ingenuity ‘in. finding an outlet

|from a ‘region that i is still unopen-

ed ina commercial sense.

The work of the party, which
arrived i in. Nome, Alaska,on Tues-
day;is expected to prove valuable
in determining . tite. direction of
winds and the movement of tides
in the polar: region, Dr. Reeds
‘|gaid ‘this work. ght, go a long
way to prove or disprove the
theory that an.unknown contin-
ent. exists i in the great unexplored
| Fegion notth of Alaska and west;
and. northwest of Greenland,

hon,

_ APELEPHONES

A Telephone: aaves time: and”
“money. . Get on ‘the. tities of |
progress.” “Ask. for: fall ins
formation. 60.0

~ NORTHERN: TELEONE Co!”

was. froctrated

od Head Once:

“INSURANCE|

sion, which .is reporting’on the |
.about 24 miles from Moricetown, on the

. |Miner’s Certificate,

man suffrage would be provided | 11

- Shipping companies ~ eontrolled -

Copper Mine river will prove of |’

opportunity for displaying their!

t

of: ‘all kinds. ©
Lowest Rates. Strongest Coimpanies,

Prompt and Liberal Settlements.
—)

Mining ‘Machinery and Supplies. |.
Cradock’s Wire: Cables,
Estimates, given for. Tramwaya:

).F. MAGUIRE, Hazelton

Taentonce and Manafactarers’ Agent.

‘MINERAL ACT.
’ Certificate of Improvements .

NOTICE

. DEBENTURE, MOGUL, GALENA,
1B. & M. MINERAL CLAIMS, situate
in the ‘Omineca Mining Division of
‘Omineca’ District.

Where located:—On Babine ‘sloge,

Cronin Trail.

‘kill, B.C. Land Surveyor, of Hazelton,
B.C, acting as agent for A.
ten, Free iner’s' Certificate No.
95906B, and. Henry -Bretzina, Free
0. -95807B, intend,
sixty -days from the date hereof, to
apply to the Mining Recorder fo a
Certificate of Improvements, for
purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant
@ above claims. .

And further take notice that action

TAKE NOTICE that Dalby B, Mor-|
H. More! -.

under section 8&5, must be commeneed

of Improvements,

48-
. Dated this asth tay of July, ‘A. D. 19
. B, Morkill. iz

; Commercial Printing at
THE MINER OFFICE

NOTICE.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH
- COLUMBIA,

In the..matter of the Administration

of John J.*McLiiarmid, deceased, in-

testate. :

TAKE NOTICE that b
His Honour Judge oung, dated
the sixth day of July, 1916, 1 was
appointed Adminiatratar of. the Estate

' John J MeDisxmid,. deceased, intest-
ate.

All- persons “having élaims. agaist
tiie said estate aré hereby requested to
forward the same, properly verified, to
me before the i4th day of August,
1916, and all persons indebted to
the said estate are required to pay the
amounts ¢ of | their in ebtedness to me
‘orth

Dated ist day of August, 1916.

STEPHEN H, HOSKINS,
Official Administrator,
Hazelton, 1 B.C, A

an order of

49-50

Synopsis 0 of Coal: Mining Regu-
‘ ‘tations.

Conv mining rightsof the Dominion,
in Manitoba, . Saskatchewan ' and
Alberta, the Yukon Territory, the
Northwest Territories and in a portion
of the. Province of British Columbia,

ay be leased for aterm of twenty-one

acre, Not. more than 2,660 acres will
be | leased to one applicant. °

App plication for a.lease mudt be made

by ‘the applicant in person te the Agent

or Sub-Agent c of the district in which

the rights applied for are situated.

in surveye territory the land must

divisions of sections, and in unsurve:

ptaked out by the applicant himeelf,
Each application must.be accom

ed if the rights applied for are not
available, but not otherwise.: A royal-

cutput of the mine.at the rate of five
cents per ton,

The person operating
furnish the Agent wi
accounting forthe full I quantity
chantable coal min
royalty. thereon. Ti the coal minin
rights, are not being operated, | sue:
returns should be furn
once a

the mine shall

‘of mer.

urchase ‘whatever available
surface righta may be ‘considered tiec-

| the rate of $10.0C:on atre.: .-

For full information ‘applleation
}ahoute’ be made td the Secretary of the
‘Department fe the Interior, Ottawa,

Dominion Ww
‘ W. CORY,”
7 Dapaty sntniotar of the Interior,

before the issuance of such Certiheets | _

Fannie RT

Act and ‘in the matter of the Estate:

ars at an annual: rental of $1 an);

LIVERY and STAGE

be deseribed by sections, or legal sub: i
territory the tract applied for wee :
ani-| 3
ed by a fee of $5, which will be refund- | 9

ty shall be paid on ‘the merchantable bi

sworn returns | @

ny, thei g

shed-at least | §
ar, : .

The fease willinclude tho éoal mining 5
ial hts, oa ach but’ thd lessee may bo per- | |
“lm

‘leasary {or the working of the mine at|{. *

to in a mt or Sut Agont ot q
an a ve

Hazelton Agricultural & Industrial ‘Association

will hold its first ”

ANNUAL FAIR
HAZELTON, B.C.

On Friday and Saturday, Sept. 15. 16, 1916.
$1000. in prizes and awards $1000

A grand display of Agricultural and Mineral ‘Products of the District ’ :

_ SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS —

BASEBALL
Horse Races on new Race. Track:
Rock Drilling—Sawing and Chopping —
Field and Track Sports of All Kinds

‘On Friday Evening —in Assembly Hali— On Satdy. Evening
| AGrand Dance _ “What Happened to Jones”

_’ Will Be Held By Special Request ;

,

SPECIAL FATES
ON RAILWAY

EVERYBODY COME!

OAM ro aaa COTE nA Tn ENUNRTEUEES

_ Hudson's Bay Company

HAZELTON, B.C.

_ EXCURSIONS FROM ALL
POINTS IN DISTRICT.

General Merchandise and Wholesale Liquors

PORT WINE a,

INVALID, HB. NURSE, per bottle $1.00

OLD DUKE “400
H.B. SPECIAL es 13) /
OLD LONDON DOCK “ “'— ..75

* * . *
Beer Whisky Rum

a

~

CIGARS CIGARETTES, TOBACCOS |
une ESO ANE

Fs anicammnencost ince unmninacanmnconmuncimenine

CANADIAN PAGFIC RAILWAY
Lowest rates Prince Rupert to all Eastern Points via steamer

* to Vancouver and Canadian Pacific Railway. —
Meals and | berth included on, steamer

For “VANCOUVER, VICTORIA and “SEATILE

8S, “Princess Maquinna”™ leaves Prince Rupert overy SUNDAY, at 6 p.m.
5.S. “Princess Alice”, or “Princess Sophia” leaves Prince
Rupert Aug. 2nd, 6th, 12th, 19th, 26th; Sept. 2nd, 9th.

J. IL. Peters, General Agent, 8rd Ave. & 4th 'st., Prince Rupert,B.C  }

“i

Express, General Drayage and Freighting ;

"We are, | prepared to ‘supply private
and p vie cotiveyances dey. and
Our stages’ meet all-traina at South Hazelton or New Hazelton.

- BEST DRY BIRCH, $5.50 A CORD
Raddy y. & Magna |

HAZELTON and NEW ‘HAZELTON

night.

Consign your shipments in Our
Care. for Storage or Delivery.
Address all jones to Hazel

RAILWAY and ‘STEAMSHTE LINES. 7
Steamera sailing between: Skagway, Junese;:
Wrangell, Ketchthan, Anyox, Prince Rupert, :. <7: 9
—---Vanéouver, Victoria, Seattle, ete.——— E
Leave Prince Rupert; for Vancouver, Vietatia,Senttle, . &
 tionday and Saturday, at’ 10.00 a. ‘ For Anyox, -§.
: ~ Briday,at 10.00 a.m. For Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau,
; Skagway, ‘Wednenicye at. 12 noon, og
_Arrive Prince pupert: from Seattle, Victoria, Vancouver, ‘Wednes- 2.
day and Friday, at 6:0 A.M, "7 ‘tom Anyox, Saturday, at 8.00 AM. From
’ Skagway,. Suneau, Wrangell, Ketebilvan,” Monday, at 6:00AM 2S.
Bo!) | Baathound trains leave: re Hareltan: Pasaengor, ‘Monday, Wednesday, \
‘G ° Friday, at 6:08 pont.” Satirday, at Sod Hs ‘Waytreight tw:
nesday; Saturday, at parts Ma BPS FAVA an
‘ Weathound trains: Jeay, va Hazelton:
Sunday, at 10:28 A.M. ined Thursday. | at
fr Tuesday, Saturday, at 12:16-a. M.
. Connections made between, "Tratnabd Bteawiers,

anges, itheols . Frid and
Pasa ‘ BT A. “a wasnt

\ nt Laat

Havelton, is +BBTB2. °-

nauthorlged: ’ ‘Bublication ” of a
t. be pala f or. |

Rr r further. informatio to..8 Grand, Tron tific Agentjor to”
G. A. MeNicholl, Aas oo ead aka ecneer Agerit, hee Wipert HO ti