“THE OMINEGA ‘MINER, ‘SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1906 |

Ay an

a of grain’ ‘this year, a

. Carranza, has * prohibited: bull fighting i in Mexico.-: ce

zo Bella. Coola’ farmers: will eo. 2 herate i in land. leaving. eat

_ “‘Frénee has ordered 85,000 fons of steel rails i in the U: 8.

‘AS ‘tornado ‘in: the “southern states eaused. many. deaths...

* "Qualified Indians. may now ene list i in Canady’ s overseas forces.

e > Exporta: “from. New York, in’ 7. November ‘totalled. $188, 000, 000.’

"| Villa is reported to have: aban:

cn donied hisrevolutionary campaign.

“ J apanesé_ ‘in. “Vancouver . wiil ‘ form a corpafor overseas service.

’ Canada's exports for November ord.

; now required to procure | pass- 7 “porte. _

Sata

“Grdera: for. 600 lave carinon “~" for the Allies . have: been ‘placed

Soin the U.S.

“The new ‘Russian : loan ‘of al. billion roubles: has been practical- ; ly taken UP. Mee <The U.S. congress shas extended

. “the emergency | revenue tax until Dee. 33, 1916." 3

Lack” of pretation “against

3 cholera has caused’ 10,000: feattia “ in the Philippines. : :

The rails of the’ P. & Ez: “hava

’

early, yeached: Ci ton,, 167 miles). “tstrictions‘én the “export of cod. 2 liver oil; which was ‘getting into |:

‘are ‘being’ built | in the

on shipyarda of Japan,

-Migsion.. Indians’ ‘werel

7 »-dvowned {nthe ‘upsetting of their , . cance. in. the. Fraser. ° ft

es ‘Ebert : Hubbard’. - who’ was + «drowned, on’ “ther: Liisitania, left Bn estate of $400,000.:. a

- ~ Quebes. muhicipalities . endorse : the’ Proposal to stablish a nation-

” Quiebeo will’ ‘now “enforee. the statute compelling the closing of “industrial plants’ on Stinday. oe

There’ is” growing : optimism

7 amongst B,C, loggers as-a‘result “ ofthel increasing. demand for jogs.

a Heavy fog.in. New. York ‘har- * bor was reaponaible. ‘for- several . shipping. accidents: ‘on Saturday. |;

Two streetcars callided on View oe foria bridge; Montreal, ina a heavy ae

‘were $92, 000, 000, which 'j is a rec-

~ Americans tvaiveling abroad are |

Five’ aehiolboys “were. “killed

| when a train ‘strack - the’ bus «in which they were viding, at Ber-

thold., ND.

: Sixteen were, killed and over fifty injured 4 in. a triple . railway collision at. Jarrow. : near New- castle, England.

Hungarian. parliament, demands peace and the separation of Hun-

gary from Austria.”

The invention.. of an. electric gun, firing ‘a 800-lb, shell without

' -Ithe use of any: explosive, is re-

ported ‘from Philadelphia, ‘: '

- ‘The increase. in the price of silver to-55 cents an - ounce adds $25, 000‘a. morith to the value of the silver piodaction of B,C..

at report. pays Reginatd | Me- Kenna, chancellor. of the ex- chequer, is ‘to succeed Baron Hardinge as viceroy of India,

- Se v en streetcar: ‘passengers wwere killed i in:Spokane on Satur- |:

bridge arid fell’ into the river.

The Kaiser. as. promised the Pope that: his temporal power’: shall! be restored and: that a papal state. shall he: created’ in ' Pales- tine. —

- Many big: mining companies i in British ‘Columbia can produce

| copper: for about ‘nine ‘ents a

pound, .. The market. price ‘is around eighteen. . oon

‘In an address. at Vancouver the

stated “that two-thirds of. British ‘| Columbia's miningdividendswent to United. States capitalists. -

_ Newfoundland has placed: 1 re-

the hands ‘of the’ Germans, who, used the: plyceving : contained in it-for making explosives,

have . been’. “placed in. Canada, Over 80; ‘000 men are employed i in their -mantfacture,. ~ Canadian prices are’ ‘Idwer ‘than those. of England, or.the U: S.; and deliv- eries-are. being. made on time.

Although - the. youngest . com- mandet-in-chief : in, Europe, Sir e| Douglas. Haig™: has “seen. more fighting. than any British general,

..| past or. ‘present, “Hot ‘excepting’

born. i in Scotland: ‘bb years ago.

The: “question : of the resignation of Agent: ‘General ‘Turner, raised by tha opposition: press, has been|: settled by the. announcement, that his’ resigation, dated, October 12

tand to take, effect Dee, “81, "was

yeceived in Victoria. over. a amonth ago. es ern ee

‘AC new: American’ steamship mpany, operating from Atlan: i Central: and South

-The Thidependence & Baciy | in the

day, when a car broke through al. breeds ‘of beef. cattle ‘raised: in.

this country, while practical i in- ’ formation: on breeding, rearing, =

other day, E. A. Haggen, M. E.,

“Orders : for, "22,000, 000 hella]!

“operated ‘out: ‘of “Hudson's 'S ‘Bay,

will. be established: on the coani- pletion of the Hudson's Bay line

fland “terminals ° at Port “Nelson,

Canada’s - newest port, and will be in operation: ‘in time. to carry part of the 1917 wheat crop to its déstination overséas, according to “advices ° recently. received | from Ottawa, . :

OF INTEREST. To: |. _ _ STOCK RAISERS

There ‘has. ‘been issued at Ot-. tawa a new edition of Bulletin No, 18 of the Live Stock Branch, “Beef Raising i in Canada. ” Iti ib available on: application to the Publications Branch of the De- partment of. Agriculture. Up- wards of one hundréd pages and nearly: ag many. half-tone illus- trations, conveying valuable in: formation, are given, Among|f._ the contributors, are many of the best ‘informed’ “and. ‘most exper- ienced’ beef ‘ralsers” and experi- | menters.in. Canada. ;

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‘A section is devoted to. des- ff eriptive accounts of the’ various eH

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‘Brandy, xxx Hennessy, . XxX Marion

Claret, Gin, |

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per bottle, - “. Finsbury, . “Gordon

‘Du Kuyper | -- Port Wine, -per’ bottle, Sherry, - Whisky,

Ld

“Rum, .

4

/Beoteh,, ~ Rye, - per gallon,

8.00

LIQ uU OR per bottle; ;

: Champagne, Mumm’s Extra Dry, per pint bottle,

Bodega and Blue Label, 15, 1,50, 185° and. 1.25

are Lid : : = se

-60 and. ‘Ber bottle, -

bad

Dry,

“(85

2.00 50": 16

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1.00 and per bottle,

1,25. and ‘per bottle, -

15. 1.50

LIQUEURS: Absinthe,

jn cs SST

Brandy, Cherry Whisky, Creme de Menthe, Pousse Cafe, Russian Kummel, and Freneh ‘Vermouth. :

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Benedictine, Curacao, Cherry

Enea ncsameg icine amine numa

j Express, General Drayage and Freighting

| LIVERY and STAGE

Hl night. - Our stages meet all trains

We are prepared to-supply private and. publ ie ‘conveyances. day and at South-Hazelton or New Hazelton.

_ BEST: DRY BIRCH, $5.50 A CORD. .

| Consign your “shipments | in Our Care for Storage or Delivery. °) Adress all romrauntcations w Hazelton.

Ruddy & MacKay

een and NEW HAZELTON TON

housing and- marketing is also ——._.

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contained.

to succeed, “the requirements of the purchaser: must, be somplied with. “The standard of the beef ‘|market ‘has ‘changed ‘greatly: in’ recent years. ‘The bullock that

cotapact, : well- tinighed animal,”

"| weighing not more than 1500 ls, Be on, foot, and” if he ouly. weighs on

1200 Ibs. : he: will fetch. the top figure, ‘provided he: has the form, quality . and- finish, . Even ‘the

_| thousand pound “baby beef”? is

looked - ‘for. by thé Beast buyers on this. side of the Atlantie, but such eattle | are not shipped abroad. The: change: is greatly ’ to the advantage : of the: ‘producer, ag, other ‘thitigs | beirig equal, ‘the younger: the’ animal goes to mar-

and the greater. the profit to the producer, to secure delicate flavor and’ tenderness: a. certain proportion ‘of fat. ‘is ‘necessary,

oS [and this should be. incorporated | ,

with: ‘the flesh or lean meat. rather than appear’ “only as a covering to. the muscles. The great secret in’ producing a carcass: of beef. is to’ ‘treat: an: animal i in- ‘such 8 way that ‘the fat grows. with it during -|the entire period : of its lifetime. It is unfortunately: the’ ‘too com- mon “practice : of ‘Canadian: beef ti howe to produce all the fat that {a driimal earties:in, the: course of 5a few. ‘months. Much ‘of the: fat

. -| put “ON cin’ ‘this way, is deposited.

on. ‘the outside of. tha: ‘CAYCABS} it

" is. Aargely’ wasted, anit is useful :

- In dealing with the finished Beet steer. it is: ‘rightly’ remarked that | here

commands the highest Drice. is a A

ket. the less. is the coat of footy

Aen this nivortaement will ‘hh G8782. «|

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By SHEP,

Winnipeg,

- Provinces aad United States,

Cars. and Parlor-Observation ‘Car -

Service.”

2 BOATS WEEKLY from Prince Rupert. 5. S. Prince Rupert every Tuesday at 9a.m. S.8. Prince George every Saturday at 9a.m

UNEXCELLED EQUIPMENT --- CHARACTER SERVICE.

For. full. particulars, reservations on. boat or train, | . apply to‘Local Agent or to

AGENT, PRINCE, RUPERT, B.. c

-Aweney All Atlantic and Trans-Pacific Lines, . ae

Synopis of ‘Coal: Mining’ Rema ations, .

Conve mining ) a rightaof the Dominion ‘ Manitoba, Saskatchewan ani “Atberta,” the Yukon . Territory, the Northweat Territories and ina portion of the’ Province’of British “Columbia, may be leased for a term of twenty-one years at an annual rental. of $i an acre. Not more than 2,660 acres will be leaged to one applicant.. plication for a lease must be mada by: ies plicant in peraon to the Agent or gent of the district in: which the te applied for are eltuated. -

“In survey be described by sections, or legal sub- divisions of sections, and in unanrveyed territory the tract applied for'shall be staked out by the applicant himself, ©

Each application must be eccompani- ed bye ‘ee of $6, which ‘will be refund- ed if the rights applied. for’ are’ aot

available, but not otherwise, ty:shall be paid on output.of the mine at the rate of five conta per ton,

.The person: operatin the ‘nine shall;

furnish the. Agent . with sworn rétorne! ateounting forthe El quantity of of mer- chantable -eonl min royalty: thereon. . If the’ ca mining rights are’ not being operated, “auc returns should be Turn hed at least once & - The 380 will include the: coal : mining. rights only, but the lossea may be per- titted to purchase whatever. availnblo surface rights may be considered ‘nee- esgary for the warking of the mine at therrata of $10.00 on nero.

For . full | information * : gpplieation should be made to the Secrotary of.tho Department hea the Interior, Ottows,

; int or, “Sub-A; nt ot Dominion bards, ae : WOW, copy, ° ape

; “De uty “Minlatar’ of the: Interior, ‘NB ~Sheuthorized ” “prblieation:- of,

territory the land: must | .

A royal-{ the macht] ;

for; | the Company, : 7? steuch fifteen” per’ cont: “in '°"l towards. the construction, ob j andthe ,cam ‘ operatio; of

a ‘Assay “(fice and ‘Mining: Ollice | dats af Craits: s Bai, 8 578

VAN

Provincial: Assayers and Chenilsts livan, F.C. §., 26 years. with . “ Vivien & Sons; Swanges,.

HAZELTON HOSPITAL we, *

for any period from one month upward at 81 per month in advance. ° sultationa and meditines, in the hospital, Tickets’ obtainable in Has

at the Post Ofilee ar the Drug Store; in Aldermere from Mr. T. J. Thorp:in Telkwafrom Dr. Waliace; oF of by mail from the edical Superintendent atthe :

joan .,

Green Bros, Burden & Co: —_ ' Civil Engineers ae

‘Dominion tnd British Columbit Land Surveyors «|

Offlees at Vieto: la, Neleon, Fort Roorge a and New Hazelton. - ;

Commercial Printing ‘at. THE MINER OFFICE

“NOTICE : -NoTIGia is hereby given ite an appii- -

‘Aggemb

4 Naas& Skeena Rivera Rpilwa a.Compai ncorporated by the Le

ny os lat- ive‘Assembly of the Province of

ritish:

to be entitled “The Nass &“Skeena- + Rivera Railway. Act, 1971, Amendment Act,-19i8"’, r gxtending | the pori odd. pre" ‘strlbed b: * Baction 7 ‘Act, ade, which The Neos &.Skeonn’. Rivera Railway .Campany-alould: bon

| fide commenced tha: construction of railway, pr! i

hap in caa of

‘venbar the av

and. the Szpen iture of ‘upon - aad. ita railee fation and: spatting ints

fe, said said, Company ile:

way: and for saci ere

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‘Hudson's Bay Company

>” HAZELTON, B.C. Dry-Goods, ‘Boots: & Shoes, Groceries, Hardware

_Sepenae Street’ , vv

| The Estate of J. "O'Sullivan. i Hetnblished 1897 by the late J. 0’ Sul- ae

fa rate lncludea offca, con- = - as well 5s all cota | while .

B, C. AFFLECK, Mgr. New “Hazelton, honk.

cation will ba made to the Legislative. we

of the Province of British Co-. ©.” lumbia atits nextS8essionan behalf of The me Gam BALYs a

Columbia, by Chapter 69 of the Statutes of British ‘Columbia, 111, for an Act ~)

of the Railay oe