A: a me : TERN. BRITISH s Ly VOL. My NO 8 PRICE $2.00 A YEAR Ck ONG THE. MINING 1 ( = News ‘OF: ‘ Development : ‘From ; -' Various’ Properties i in Hae poe “zelton’ District : "By ry deal which is- being dosed oo _ today, the well-known Owen Lake} a group, controlled: ‘by Harris Bros. es _ will be acquired by. F. H. Dakin, . “tepfesenting New: York: ‘eapital-|_ ists: » Work is: to;be. commenced } without : delay.” < Mn Dakin ‘is “much taken with the district... , Jack. Mullan and: Jim: Beartian - have: returned: ‘to, Manson creel.” to resume ~workon the: Steele: Mullan property: | The old ehan-| , nel,’ which: has yielded consider- “able. gold this ‘season——$2200, was]! -. taken out in 18 days—was réach- ed by. tunneling 760. feet. -At the Hospital, W. B. Steele is rapidly. - fecovering: from. the attack ‘of ‘Theumatisma which incapacitated hin. al . de: ‘Boule is reported i in 1000 feet, and i is expected to. ep the. ore very soon. © Sas “On. the Amargoua } group, £, ‘PL. - Bpalding: has: new camps under | construction.” - “Ben. Peterstn and: Fred Griffin \” Jesterday brought i in some very high’ grade ‘copper ore from: the}; rat Copper King ¢ group,on the Telkwa| river, On the three claims: com: prising’ ‘the group there is a ‘ledge| 15 feat i Hn ‘width, -earrying ai. good | proportion ‘of: the: red: imétal, Alexander’ Sharp; M. “B, who ~ was here. during the fair, said the display of ore was the nest he 2d een - rae ~ Joseph* Briand, who WAS here| "peta Burns. Lake- the other day, - Says | thére™ is’ a, 40-foot -lead of | - . quartz, carrying considerable: COp- Per, on the Mountain Glory’ group, _» twormiles 1 south of the east, end. _« of Babine: lake: ° ‘He. -hopies to Be. “teans ‘of .a diamond -drill.. ‘eure’ ‘eapital ‘for’ exploration by ‘Conéentrator Proposed, GE "Norrie. superintendent ot the Silver “Standard, “accom: panied, by’ Hugh: ‘Harria, ‘made: an. - ingpection of anumberof: proper: . ties on. Nine-mile. mountain. : “Mr, Alaris states that’ ‘the. - axamniva-| ion: wad made i in connection with ‘a project for the: installation of ry “concentrator ‘to handle the’ ‘ores of that. section: ‘of the camp. _ SN definite ‘plans Have - been! 5 “made, but: itis ‘understood . the aw matter is receiving. careful: con ‘Vaticouver units ‘His. ‘Majesty’ |, a custaining heavy losses, . On the Somme front the ‘Allies are again on ‘the offeri-| sive,” Haig’ 8. ‘men made’ progress | in the direction of. Bapaume, ad-|é . vaneing on a. frout: of: about a| mile,'¢ south of the ‘Anere river, rin I Petrograd: FFierea fighting n= Flers and. Martin fh he os ; P ie [tinues f it Galicia’ where Hinden-|. : Raiding’ parties, entered Ger:| ‘man. trenches “sauth. of ‘Arad, taking. prisoners ‘and - ‘inflieting many casualties, . . ‘The number’ ‘of prisoners: taken. fu by the French and British’ on: the | ‘| vail i in, the Caicasus, me, “ ° Sonime’ front: between Jaly 1 1 and Sept. 161 is covet 55,800. "Paria: Geriian, infantry, ad: yaneing in, waves,, made renewed efforts. yesterds LY, morning to beat! back the French from Yhe. posi -Attacks| ‘burg ig - making: a treméndous éffort to pierce: ‘the Russian ines. | So far ‘he: has. failed:': Guiet pre-|. Landon: _Getitian,: Bulgatian, | ress.” and Turkish, ‘troops, under ‘Von or Mackensen, “have stopped ‘their retreat i in: ‘Dobredja,, and are: for- tifying their positions,’ fee: ‘The Bulgarian attack on Zborski] was’ checked by the Allies. | : French and Servian ‘troops op- @|emting ‘in western, ‘Macedonia >| have. stored | new: successes, "The e Servians continue to advance’ on to the Broda- viver and have reached L we ld for. next | ‘year’s S- exhibitions. that nt ver Usbania. Gee ‘Along the f sritish front i ‘in “the Diiran ‘region an “avtillery duel | ofr ‘increasing intensity is is in n prog: | © British” warships’ bombarded “| Bulgarian positions n near Nechari. |, cast’ / gone. “Venitglas will soon” “be supreme, “AU conspiracy ‘te’ ‘ill the: latter has been discovered: Twa, lines, of trenches have ‘been constructed around’ Constantine's : paliite, which j is guarded d by large forces, wots Third in Agriculture a oC Prince Rupert, exhibition} this week, there waa. meh: “eom-|, petition in the agricultaratclasses, especial interest attaching to: ‘thé district. exhibits of field and- gar: In, thia séetion ‘| Hazelton WAS ‘awaided: third'place although the. exhibit, hastily made ‘up: at the: ‘conclusion. of the: local fair; eduld: ‘mot be:'shown, at its best. < The:: local exhibitors, do etter next: year 2" “Seoretary: Martin “wad: obliged to. léave far Pr ince Rupert. on |. Sunday,in, charge of the Hazelton exhibits, so. that: “work: on the ‘| prize list: of, the Yocal fair had. to be. ‘postponed, : ‘and The Miner i ig: unable: to:print the. list. of awards, at Hazelton until next, week “gide ration’. by.’ ‘Interested mining |. ot — " 4 den ‘praduce, :. [Wea TO GIVE TEA af “FOR SOLDIERS’ AID] : ye The. ladies. ore Hazelton W.A. will give, a Tea 1 St,. Andrew's. Hall on Wednesday | afternoon, Sept... 87, from:3:. to.” 5:80, - vata charge ‘of. 25 cen! for. each. per- son: ~ ‘The. net: “proceeds will be. handed 'to. the: local’. treasurer of |: the: Soldiers’, Aid; for: the. purpose, -pf sending: Christmas comforts;to || the’ brave boys who have left this | : _ |district:to.gerve’; ithe {Empire on the: firing: line..." Beet “Show: ‘your appreciation of. ‘our inen. in khaki by patronizing the ‘Tea, ° or, “if, you. cannot. attend, send. along your’share.:” ': Any: Jady wishing: ‘to assist’ ‘by i -Donora of Special Prizes . a “The directors of Hazelton’ Agri- jack nowledge the following’ dona- ‘tions. of; special | prizes for the re-|. cent fair: wets }Canadian ‘Explosives Cox: Brings Rupert—box, of. stumping. pow- der. wets oly kg Ce fuse Te Canadian Swift Co.- —eate af ‘Sil “ver. Leat lard. 8 pe Hy: ‘Birks & Son, Vaneoiver—on ‘ glass. tobacco Jari... JL Anger, New: Hateltan ~ Regal shoes,. wos Hi : J obingon: ‘Bros.. Van anual ‘conttibuting:: refreshments may Ni ‘(send -artictes to the hall-at 2:80 on | Wednesday oo make C En HAZELTON DISTRICT FIRST ~ |Our Ore Exhibit: Wins in'Com- ALLIES AGAIN PRESS SOMME OFFENSIVE | ~ HINDENBURG TRYING TO BREAK RUSSIAN LINE] “Ottawa: The Canadian repre- sentative at. the front has cabled: “The Canadian. troops who ate actively participating i in the battle | of the. ‘Somie,. in’ a saties - of brilliant: ‘attacks forced: the- Ger- ‘mans back cover a ‘mile beyond ys their origina lines and. captured], 1200 prisoners.» ‘were prominent, landship Creme de Menthe led’ a fleet of tanks i in the action, doing | : deadly execution, om “The. long tinnel on ‘the. Roche | minerals;- in, competition with a we bi that. even. the incomplete. assorte, “1 apl . bmineral classes 2.008 °~N, ; Greece is: ‘almost: oan Cobalt ore— Hazelton View gr 1p. io ‘Platinum——Karl Fredrickson, * cultural and Industrial Association - . conductor, . and: Miss, Katherit pe ill reside at Prince. Seonte, ~ pee at Prince ©. | Rupert | Ae A selection. of - ores from: the mineral display at Hazelton fair. ‘ was gent: to Prince Rupert, exhib-. — (Vition,. in charge of Stuart de Mar- tin, and. news was received: yes-" terday that. it,had been awarded fiat prize fora district exhibit, of number: of other. northern | dis- tricts,- It, is gratifying to find ment’ of: Ofes whieh was hastily a collected for. our. own. fair “was z gdod enough to carry off the ‘palm one at the larger show. The: fair..° <: ‘association and the Progress Club. aan ‘are determined. to: have: a: display ~ will: excel anything. that. can’ “be exhibited i in competition ‘with Th - - Another important - ‘prize. was) | taken, by. S.J. -Martin, . ‘whose <- sl the first.,award for his”. did eollection of prusp ctors? spe mens; .. ” a os At the: Hazelton. fair the fol-. Jlowing awards. were: Jnade’l in the : Copper ore—White Heather group no Gold-Copper—Rocher= de* Boule...” — Gold-Silver-Lead—Silver “Stand- “tard. “ 2, Silver ore—White Heather group a Silver-Lead—Harris Mines. ae Lead ore—Debenture. /RrOUp. - Zine. ore—Brian Boru. ‘Antimony; oreSilver Pick . Molybdenum ore--Chicken Mtns: < ‘Broup. -- Placer Gold—Joe ‘Chung:: . Be, Conniercial Coal-—Groundh A thracite, a wes Mining’ Map—F. B. Chettebareh. \ . Gagne Carr” mete oh pretty wedding took place at Smithers on Wednesday, when > 1°" Bert. Gagne, the popular:G.T. P. A Carr were: married. , Phe ‘happy. couple, ‘who wera showered with: a good. ‘wishes, “are-on: their. way, oS east: for an ‘extended: ‘trip.