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THE OMINECA. MINER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1916

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Fa STEELE TF PEACE Se HTS

“The World’s Doings i in n Brief

‘News Notes from Many Sources

- Greece has -another cabinet
erisis, ;

” Ageregate enlistments in Can.
ada to date are 354,426, *

The Pope expresses. anxiety for |
the pacification of. Ireland. :

Calgary will abandon the day-
light saving plan.on ‘Aug. oo

. Britain and Russia have agreed
_ ag to Russia's relations to Persia.

Baron Wimborne has been re-
appointed lord-lieutenant of Ire-
land.

couver the jargest. wharf on the
Pacific,

“Washiigton’ is perturbed over
alleged activity of spies in ‘the
Panama Cana) zone.

Great Britain is considering
measures for the ‘abolition of
preventable overty,

Ninety per cent of the striking
coal miners in the Crow's. Nest
field have returned to work,

ee eo ee

.. Prench socialists have decided
‘to sever international relations
with the Socialists of Germany.

7 : Another heat wave is‘ reported’
in the east. There is great suf-
fering’ in New York and Chicago. | .

A A - The Duke of Devonshire, Can-
_ ada’s new governor-general, will
' arrive in Ottawa about Oct. 16.

\
_. Italy bas broken off all .rela-
tions with Germany, . assuming
contro! of all ecneerns financed
by German capital.

y . + Two hundred Canadian officers

nN will be sent from. Canada. and
_ England to complete their train-

ing in the trenches,. eo!

Street railway workers in Ne ew

York, who have been on strike,

+ ~hiave returned to work, A com-
promise was effected.

Trail smelter is making a new
_ product, * hydro-fluo-silicie - acid;
The copper refining plant is al-

' . most-ready for operation.

Three sailors escaped from in-
terned German steamers at Nor-
folk, Va. Trey were eaptured

. and will be court-martialed. :

- , The. U,. 8. senate has. agreed to
4 "a hill providing $268, 000,000 for

the maintenance of the reorgen-
; ized regular army and militia.

~Bighteen thousand Austrian

" ¢ prisoners, taken by the Servians,
have been removed to: ‘the ‘is-

_ land of Asinari, in the Adriatic.

“The Allies have notified Greece
that hereafter thé importation’ ‘of
foodstuffs - will be limited and
the importation of coffee prohib-

; ited. _
is ; " According to Swias Teports, the
7 “King of Bavaria informed a

'- deputation’ that an ‘‘honorable
_ Beace’’ before winter. was cer-

tain.

a “The . decision | awarding .the

“steamer Appam to her British

owners has'‘been. appealed: hy the
ve counsel for the German ‘govern-
; meiit.

“agitation. in Copenhagen. a

" guinst. the: ‘gale | ‘of the’ Danish

: West Indied to the United States | a

‘ig Inereasing.” “AS ‘Blebiselts is
suggested.

fate ‘of ‘the British: prisonera
taken” “at ‘Kut-el-Amara, ° .

~ | whereabouts -of these prisontrs,

-|Francé to Germany he returned

Y The.C. P, R. will build at Van-|

‘waymen in the -United States

.|- Gount Karolvi,

|tain a great deal of exceptionally

‘|eoming. the problems, both wreat

| prices, .

2 Apprehenston, éxists as te the"
The.

frequent enquiries as to the

who were forced to cross the
desert at the worst season'of the
year, © 9. Ut
“The Pope has sent a protest to
Germany, asking that the women |
and ‘girls deported from northern

to their homes, :

Since the beginning of the in- .
fantile paralysis epidemic in Néw |-

York there have been 5600 cases,
of which more than twenty per
cent praved. fatal.

conducted from’ hoth~ends, at
Prince George and Clinton, Offi-
cials claim the line will be com-
pleted within the stipulated time.

Four hundred thousand . rail-

have voted to strike if the com-
panies refuse their demands for
an eight-hour basis and increased
pay for overtime.

leader of the
Hungarian - opposition, made a
vigorous effort to force a separa-
tion of the Austrian and Hun-
garian armies, so that Hungary
might sue fora sepurate peace.

General Botha, - premier of
South Africa, has arrived in Ger-
man East Africa, to witness the
conclusion of General Smuta’ op-
erations. The subjugation of the
territory is practically complete.

_ OF Interest to Ranchers

‘In a very, short time the de-
partment of agriculture, Victoria,
wili have ready for distribution
two few bulletins of great in-
terest to dairymen.

‘| The first of these bulletins to
be ready will be one entitled’
“Buttermaking on the Fatm’’,
by T. A. F, Wianeko, dairy: in-
structor, “The second one will
be “The. Care and Feeding of
Dairy Cattle’, by S. H> Hopkins,
assistant live stock -econmisssion-
ner, and deals with the scientifie
care and correct treatment of
dairy cattle.

Hoth these new butlatine con-

useful information for farmers
interested in ‘dairying, if only: in
a small way, and will be found
tobe of, great assistance in ‘over-

and small, that naturally arise on
even the best-regulated farms.

Everything in Fruit 2
Received on every train: Peach-

teloupes,. Cherries. Also Cucum-
bers. Allon ice and all at lowest
- RB. Cunningham & Son.

- MINERAL ACT ..

. Cprfat ‘of Improvements .
re NOTICE =,
Boe REN URE, MOGUL, ‘GALENA,
B.& M. M ERAL CLAIMS, aituate

in the Omineca Mining Division of

Omineca District,

Where . located:—On Babine , “alop
‘about 24 miles from Moricetown,; on
Cronin Trail,

“TAKE! NOTICE that Dalby BK Ma Mor-
il B.C, Land Surveyor, of Hazelton,

C., potting a 8 agent for A, H, Mor-
ier 8 Cartifieate Na,
fe and. Henry Brotzins,” ise

Miner’ M Certificate, 6. 969078, Intend,

daya from the: ‘date: hereof, to
By to the: Mining Recorder: for, a:

Cor ficate of Improvements, for the

Sant of obtaining a Crown ‘Grant

above claims.

‘And further take notice that ‘aetlon,
under section 85, must be com
before the isauance of such Cai
‘of Irhprovements,

¢

Tae

Dated this Both, di of ‘Jul
‘La96.. YD. Br

aD.

‘]/ write to the Publications Branch,

Work on the P. G. E. is to be

es, Pears, -Blums, ° Apricots, . Can- |:

mine ;

‘Anyone wishing to ‘procure
copies. of -thése bulletins should

|| Department of Agriculture, Vie-
toria, and ask for Bulletin No.
67, “The Care and "Feeding of
‘Dairy Cattle’, ‘or No. 71, “‘But-
termaking on the Farm,’ and
copies will be! mailed as soon a3
the bulleting are out’ of the hands
of the printers.

INSURANCE

. of all kinds.

Mining
’ Machinery. *
‘ *Cradock’s Wire Cables.

Estimates. given for
- Tramways.

Telephones.

‘We are now prepared’ to
instal Phones and guarantee
perfect service, All applica-
tions will be promptly attend-
ed to. Get on the lines of

; progress, A telephone saves

time and money.
New Poles, New Wires. . New Phones.

NORTHERN TELEPHONE Co.
_ Head Office Hazelton.

’ NOTICE.

IN THE SUPREME Court oF BRImistt
* COLUMBIA,

In the matter of the Administration ;
Act and in the matter of, the Estate
of John J; McDiarmid, deceased, in-
testate.

- TAKE NOTICE that b
His Honour Judge oung, dated
the sixth dey of July, 1916, I ‘was
appointed Administrator of the Estate
of John J -MeDiarmid, deceased, intest-
ate

AH persons” having claims against
the saidestate are hereby requested to
forward the same,. Br roperly verified, to
me hefore.the 14 day of August,
1916, and alt persons indebted to
the said estate are required to pay the
amounts’ of their in ebtedness to me
forthwith,

Dated 1st day of August, 1916,

.. STEPHEN H. HOSKINS,
- Official Administrator,
Hazel ton, B,C,

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mies iaiicOdIRMIMATEOTTINMTTCATINITATICS

an order of

¢

49-60

Synopsis of Coal! Mining Regu-
" Tations. ~

Coat mining tights of the Dominion,

Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta; the Yukon Territory, the
Northwest Territories. and ‘in a portion
of.the Province of British . Columbia,
may be leased for'a tertn of twenty-one

years at’ an ‘annual ‘rental. of $1 an]
acre. /, Not more than 2,560 acres will | j

bel leased to one applicant.
plication for a lease must be made

by ae applicant in person to the Agent ||
or Sub-Agent of the district in which |i

the rights applied for are gituated.
In surveyed territory the land must
be described by sections, or, legal sub-
divisions of sections, and

staked out by the applicant himself.

‘Eich application muat ‘be accomipani- |i
ed by. a fes of $5, ‘which yall be refund- | %
tied: for are not | if
A royal- ;/

ed if ‘the rights 8p
avallable, but not o

therwise,
ty ‘shall be paid on the merchantable

output of the mine.at the rate of five |“

cents per ton,
The persén operatin 1 the mine shall
furnish the Agent with sworn returns | §

accounting forthe full quantity of mer:
<|chantable coal mined and’
| royalty thereon, If the coa faine
rights ‘are. not being. operated, suc
rns: should
once a year. ©.

rights on) only,. hut the. laggee may be

surface ‘oe
the pate of $10.06 an ae

‘Bor " fall - informati
should bo made to the Searetar
Department of the Intericr,

A
Dom nion mm Lanits,

ttawa,

W. W. CORY, | /

hye, east ra +

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“let adyortisoment will n t be p

[Dance Friday EVg.

J.F. MAGUIRE, Hazelton) J

in'unaurveyed |
territory the tract at tay for shall be |i

he “furnished at leaat| &-
The lease willinciude the coal painting :
rehase whatever y vailable é

ta may bo ‘considered nec-|
essary. for the working, of ‘the mine at |}

ap lication |. .
rf of.tha| F

mt or Sub-Agent at :

my Deputy Mitetce of thé Interior: | {J
“N. B uithothced . pul be raid ton |

Hazelton ‘Asrcatral: & Industrial Assocation

“will hold its first 4,

ANNUAL FAIR |

HAZE! LTON, B.C.

-On F riday and Saturday, Sept. 15. 6, 1916.
$1000 in prizes and awards $1000

A. grand display of Agricultural and Mineral Products of the District

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.

Horse Races on- new Race Track —
BASEBALL
\ Roek Drilling—Sawing and Chopping
Field and Track Sports of All Kinds

Concert Saturday | Ey g.

EXCURSIONS FROM ALL
POINTS IN DISTRICT

SPECIAL RATES
ON RAILWAY

EVERYBODY COME!

Hudson’s Bay Company

HAZELTON, B. Cc.

General Merchandise and Wholesale Liquors ~~

Economy Fruit Jars, qts, pts, per doz, $1.50, 1.25
VINEGAR, C.& B, Pendray’s and.
bulk, per bot., .30, .25 & 20

WOODLAND BUTTER, ALWAYS FRESH

Ladies’ White Tennis Shees, we
Men’ 5 Ladies’ and Children’ s Running Shoes
TAD :

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- FRESH FRUITS ‘BUTTER . EGGS
ncn teeta

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CANADIAN PACIFIC 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 SEATTLE

S.5. "Princess Maquina” leaves Prince Rupert overy SUNDAY, at6 p.m.
. , SB. “Princess Alice", ox “Princess Sophia" leaves Prince
Rupert Aug, 2nd, 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th; Sept. 2nd, Sth.

ot 1. Peters, General Agent, Srd Ave. & 4th St., Prince Rupert, BC

We are prenared to -aupaly muivate
and p blie conveyances .day and
‘eh Our tages meet all traing at South Fazelton or New Herelton,_

BEST DRY BIRCH, $5. $0 A CORD
Ruddy.

Consign your, shipments in Our
Care for- Storage or Delivery.

“RAILWAY and STEAMSHIP LINES:

* Steamers sailing. between Skagway, Juneau, |
Wrangell, Ketchikan, Anyox, Prince Rupert,
eee erancouyer, Victoria, Seattle, etc,--—-—-
(OH , Leave Prince Rupert; for Vancouver, Vietotia, Seattle, .
uit Monday and Saturday, at 10,00 alu.’ For Anyox,'-'
= - Friday, at 10.00 a.m. For Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, os
Skagway, Wednesday, at 12-noon, J
Arrive Prince Rapart: tee from Seattle, Victoria, . Vancaiver, ‘Wadnes, Ss
~ day and Friday, at6
Skagway, Juneau, Wraligell, Ketchikan, Monday,’ at 6:00 Aso.
""- BKastbound trains toave Haselton: Pasaen
Friday, at.6:08 p.m. Mixed Saturday, at 3;
noaday, Saturday, at 1245 P.M...
Westbound frainy leave Hazelton: Passeng
Sunday, at 10:28 A, mM, Mixed Thu Bye, ‘at’
Tucaday,; Seturday, at 21515 a. oy
Connections mede hetrreen, Traing and | Bteaniers.

For further juforniation a any Grand Trunk Puclie Agentor J
38 ‘Ae MeN Icholl,Aeyt Gen, iar and: aaa Agent, Pelee sage aie

37 A, Me. oe

p01 AUP AVC NLEE COE EQUITIES

J

4.4. From Anyox, Saturday, at.00.4.4:.From °@

ar, Monday; Weiltonday,|” ao
P.M Waytrelgh t Wed: - nm:

1 Tuesds , Erids yand” -
ay wate : ny