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Special Attention to Out of Town Clients
Sutrn Ong, Feoerat Brock,

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

“Green Bros, Burden & Co.

Civil ‘Engineers
Dominion and British Columbia
Land Surveyors

Offices at Victor: ia, Nelson, Fort George
and New Hazelton.

BR. C. AFrLEeck, Mgr. New Hazelton.

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died from the effects,

BULGARIA MAY
LOSE CAPITAL

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can, Austrian and German com-
panies, and the hospitala were
burned after they had been
pillaged, The American Tobaceo
alone suffered to the extent of
$1,000,000,

Many people were crucified,
hacked to pieces or burned alive
by the maddened Bulgarians, who
committed incredible outrages on
women of all ages, many of whom
The con-
dition of those who escaped is
lamentable. Rich merchants are
dying of hunger, while wretched
mothers are trying’ to find cover-
ing and food for their naked and
starving children.

Vienna, July 14:—The report
that King Ferdinand had been
assassinated is not true, but it is
now said that he is ill at the pal-
ace, The Bulgarian minister at
Vienna says he is suffering from
acuLe rheumatism,

Constantinople, July 15:—The
Ottoman government has recalled
its delegates to the Balkan finan-
cial commission at Paris,

The Turkish armies continue
to advance against Bulgaria.

It is understood that Servia
and Turkey have reached a sat-
isfactory agreement in regard to

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the inyasion of Bulgaria and that
it now only awaits ratification,

CHAMBER OF MINES
WANTS ORE SAMPLES

THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1918.

MINING WORK
IN FULL SWING

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Saturday. Mrs. Jackson, who

has been spending afew weeks
with eastern relatives, accom-
panied him. He spent several
busy days arranging for ‘he
transportation of supplies to the
Groundhog coalfield, where he
will continue development work
on the Laidlaw groups of claims,
Mrs, Jackson, who is no stranger
to the north country, having
spent several months in Ground-
hog last winter, is accompanying
her husband on the present trip,
Lumon Wood is also with the
yarty, which started yesterday.

Reeent- development work on
the B. C. Anthracite properties
in Groundhog has disclosed a
number of new showings of
splendid coal, says Amos God-
frey, who has charge of the
company’s field operations, On
Telfer creek, under eighteen
inches of “surface,’’ a four-foot
seam of clean anthracite was

have been uncovered on Jackson
creek and at other points, These
exposures have not yet been
correlated, so that the number of
seams is not definitely known,
Mr. Godfrey returned on Satur-
day from a brief trip to Vancou-
ver, and on Thursday left with a
large pack train carrying supplies
for his company’s camps.  An-
other pack train will be sent in
shortly, with provisions for win-
ter work. Every time he goes

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found so far in the workings,
We have been asked to take
special steps to get a good collec-
tion of fossils together in readi-
ness for the Internatienal Geo-
logical Congress which will visit
the coast, after touring Canada,
in August and September next.

Mines and Mining
Good Properties for sale — Gash or on

Bond, Development and
Assessment Work,

Carr Brothers

Right Years In This District,
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color tones for Spring Suitings.
They come in Worsteds and
Tweed effects.
This is what the stylish dressers
in the large cities are wearin
We're showing a wide variety
of these Lopular weaves.
Made to measure by The House
of Hobberlin, Limited.
Come in and have a look,

NOEL & ROCK

Hazelton, B. C.

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Boye" cunmer suite, Special tice

Te ectenit underwear,
light weight, per suit $1.50
to 32,50
Men’s hose, tan ard black, per
air, 25e to die
Ladies’ summer waists, special
pri 3, 250 to $1.00
‘uiize Hela hose, pair, 2be
‘whmere hose, per pair,

Thadies'
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Handkerchiefs, silk, special price
$1.50 to $2. "25

Blinkeis, al weights and 1 colars,:
per pair $3,00 to $10.

‘Towela, hand and bath, be to Ble

Men’s diess shirts, from “31,00
to $2.40

WM. H. HOLLAND

HAZELTON, B.C.

GENERAL MERCHANT AND FUR TRADER
Agent for Glen Vowel Sawmill

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“If the menin your district
can only be got to understand
what an immense influence for
good on British Columbia mining
the visit of this body of the
world’s most eminent scientific
men can be made to bring about,
they will take pood care that
Hazelton is well represented in
the mineral collection we are
striving to perfect in anticipation
of that visit,

“Lastly, we had a visit on the
25th inst. from Sir Richard
McBride, premier and minister
of mines, and so impressed was
he with the excellence of the
work we are doing in practically
every part of the world, that he
virtually assured us of the assist-
ance of the government next
year in the matter of finances,
Now, Hazelton will receive her
share of the good results follow-
ing this work we are doing, and
it ig up to her not only to send us
specimens of her mineral wealth,
but also to give us a little hetter
financial support than is the cage
at present.

“If this letter brings us the
specimens I ask for, and alsoa
few more five-dollar dues for
membership, it will have been
worth while writing. ‘Our mem-
bership is now 847."

Ore specimens and subserip-
tions may be sent direct to F. S.
Pilling, secretary Chamber of
Mines, Vancouver, or will be
forwarded byThe Omineca Miner,

Victoria, July. 17: — Premier
McBride goes to England next
month on a brief business trip,

A party of surveyors, working

under the Dominion conservation
commission and the provincial
government, will spend the re-
mainder of the season in sur-

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district, They left Hazelton on

Thursday to begin their work.
Fly- dope for horses at the Up-,
to-Date Drug Store,

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veying the water powers of the|.

in to Groundhog, Mr, Godfrey
says, he has more confidence in
the future of the big coal field,
On the present trip he is accom-
panied by his son, John D., and
Rev. J. H. Howe, of Nanaimo,
whois taking a trip for his health.
The redoubtable Bill Sweeney is
cargodore for the outfit,

The mining men of Hudson
Bay mountain are busily engaged
in developing their claims, and
are showing up a great deal of
excellent ore, The most impor-
tant work at present under way
is that undertaken by Col. R. G,
Steele for the Hudson Bay
Mountain Mining Co. On the
company’s property a large crew
is engaged in development. work,
while a road ig being surveyed
from the railway, near Smithers,
to the mine,
laid out to the glacier, five min-
utes walk from the company’s
camp. The surveying of the
claims, preliminary to obtaining
crown grants, has been com-
pleted,

On the Buckhorn group, a cop-
per property, work has been
commenced, under direction of
Joseph Gexton, who has gone to
Hazelton this week to consult
his associates regarding develop-
ment,

R.0. Jennings and J. Calder
paid a visit to the coal showings
atthe head of the Kitseguecla
during the week.

Work is in progress on the
White Heather. group, on which
the remarkable native silver
Frank Martin,
the superintendent, states tnat
Mr. Trethewey, the Cobalt mil-
lionaire, whd has a bond on the
property, will arrive in the course

‘of.a few. days to decide on de-

‘velopment, plans. ' —Review

A riotable visitor to Groundhog

eval distiict is ‘Alfred Hasebrink,

a Germai mining enginéer, who |

- jhas spent some time in Germany
since his British Columbia trip
of two years ago, says that Ger-|.

discovered, while fine showings |:

A, von Alvensleben, the Victoria
capitalist. Mr. Hasebrink. who

man capitalists have done very
well in this province, and ‘it is]
likely their operations will be
considerably extended in ‘the
future.

camp which they
convinced him that the district
would take high rank as a pro-
spective mining field. He ex-
pects to examine some of the
nearby mining properties on his
return, about the end of Septem-
ter. A. E. Faleoner and Hunter
Corner will travel to the eoal-
field with Mr, Hasebrink.

Mr. McMaster Transferred
Among recent important

changes in Grand Trunk Pacific
officials is the transfer of A. B,
McMaster, the general agent at
Prince Rupert, to Regina, where
he takes the important position |:
of commercial opent. On !eav-
ing for his new post, Mr, Mc-
Master was given an enthusiastic
send-off by his numerous friends
in Prince Rupert, He is sues
ceeded by Fred Davidson, who is
promoted from the position of

couvar,

FOR SALE: Mare, three
years old, 1600 pounds, sound,
With new harness. A, Burns,
Kitwangar.

Fly-dope at the. Up-to-Date

large area of coal land on the)
upper Skeena in the interests of |

Mr. Hasebrink stated that his}
time in Hazelton was too brief to |
allow him to give the atténtion Hy
to the mining properties of the/@
deserved; | &
but a superficial observation had 3

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PRISMATIC BINOCULAR
FIELD GLASSES °

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Stephenson & Crum|

Undertakers and
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Special attention to mpuing Cases
Hazeuron, B. .

‘Genel Hordware

Builders’ Matérial
Miners’ Supplies’

Hazelton, B.C.

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Stationery, "Photo Supplies,
Gramophones, Developing
and Printing.

W. W. WRA THALL

Hazelton

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Very Pretty China Tea Sets, Creams,

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Iti is worth your while looking this shipment over.
to please you.

. $15.00 fumily styles, plain and very
prettily decorated, exceptional
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12 Piece Toilet Set, Excellent
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Very Special Values In Water Jugs.
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‘The prices are very attractive.

Earthen Tea Pots, individual and

FROM OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT

Ladies’ Long Silk Gloves, in black

* and white, per pair

Ladies’ Spun Silk Hose, in all col-

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Ladies’ Tan Liste Hose,

$2.00 med, per pair ...-2.--. 22-2 2. $1.25
Mosquito Net, white, 72 inch width, .
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