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“The World’s s “Doings i in Brief

‘News Notes from Many Sources -

Canadian enlistments. to July 15 total 350, 657. mh,

Greece’ will «have a _ Beneral _ election i in September:

. Hetty Green; who ‘died recent: |. Mt left an estate of $100,000, 000.

. The pulp and paper. mills; at: Swanson Bay are’ to be reopened: |

Pat eee Te

ed to be suffering from famine,

- There are now. seventy Ameri- can pilots in the’ French flying|~ ‘corps, | we y

~ ™

_ New York’, streetcar men are on strike and serious 4 disorder. i is reported. z

7 Fifty-five deaths were s reported, in July in. Quebec from infantile ‘paralyaia, ve es

James Whitcomb: Riley, ‘thal

‘well known poet, is dead . at Indianapolis; -

Prince’ Rupert leads all Pacific ‘Ports -in réeeipts ‘of ‘halibut for ' ithe month of June. \

Severe - hail ‘storins. damaged ithe wheat erops in the vicinity of ‘Saskatoon last week, | “0

The reeent floods’ in North

‘Carolina “were ' ‘responsible . for

:more than fifty deaths, vee

~ Over one hundred laborers have ‘gone on strike at Toledo, Ohio, on account of the heat...

Fifteen were killed and eight+|- “gen -overcome by gas in a water- “works tunnel at Cleveland,

The Japanese government. has -orderéd an exhaustive . enquiry into commercial conditions, ~

: Sir Sam. Hughes may go to th § “front, taking an appointment o the staff, of Sir Douglas Haigs 7

“Sir Wiltiam MeKenziegatimates “this years’ wheat’trop on’ the -brairie at-300,000,000 bushels,

John T.. Seott,:-who Was . mix d “up in ‘the plugging case’ ‘at: Van-' couver, ig under arrest at Seattle,

The valuation” of all railways in the Dominion‘i isthe first task

before the Railway. Investigation : Commission. _

‘The, ‘Malay Statei ap

Straits

- _ Settlement have aubseribed funds:

“to present fifty aeroplanes to the |

‘prepating: bani 000, 000 have been placed i in CanadayA" Ss 2 Amerieaii and’ othernon-British teadhersiard tol’ “admitted to ‘India. except, , aftcr ‘rigid examination. - sere oie Hie

The. Duke.of Connaught, with,

. the’. Duchess and “Princess ‘Pat, |

oatiela, is-making a ‘farewell - tri: a . ip $40,000 worth of bond - Which

: ‘to: the Pacific coast. ~“"“ : ‘ Several hundred miners ‘are on|

. ;sttike at Fernie because they:are ‘unable to obtain the war bonus

demanded: ‘recently. +: ¢

iid ‘The Canadian’ government has

declined to change its. policy re-

} ‘garding the exportation of nickel

. ee “sn a the’ Prov 16

‘the United: ‘States... cA «fhe Jongshoréinen” bial toni

: \

~~ "¥ béatmen who-Kave heen on ‘trike,

in: San | .Franeiaeo, since. Pane 4 have returned to’ ‘Work, OL

Maye

Perse ar Company

! - : so trace by the! Pe Bep te ae of the ingen

One death and several ‘progtra

‘| tions are reported from Montreal

a8.a result of. the heat wave from which the city is suffering. —

per. train. near Fort William, sweeping “the’’engine off the track. ~ “No dné was injured,

Japan has purchased a railway in: Southern - ‘Manchuria from Russia, ‘the price, $7,000,000, being paid i in war raunitions.

Vancouver Conservatives have endorsed the former. candidates for, the legislature, Hon. Dr. Me- guire replacing F. W. "Welsh.

: Canada will publish a’ list of United States firms with’ which

‘ment.

. Great Britain i is now spending at the rate of £380,000, 000,a year on pensions and allowances, and the. amount, _is increasing each week,

- The publication in Stockholm of a, German report concerning

an. ‘organized effort to embroil

Sweden in the war has caused g sensation. \

The five judges who heard the Casement appeal are’ sitting in London today, to hear an appli- ‘(cation for the: pardoning of the

te con victed ‘traitor,

" Brewster’ 8 application © for judgment, against the attorney. general on the much-discussed '$18.000,000° writ has been’ ad- journed for a week.: 7

‘The trial of Roblin, Hawilen, and Coldwell, the ex- ministers of Manitoba accused of graft, has begun in Winnipeg. There are one hundred witnesses to be ex- amined ‘and. the trial is expected

|to last three weeks.

A sensational | mineral find 4 ‘is reported from northwest of Le Pas, Manitoba, A great doposit of copper that rung in values to $100 a ton has been. found,. Sud 100 million tons have been black- ed out by means of diamond drill teats, according to Joseph. Brring- ton, a mining engineer of Winni- pPeeh

peould secure’ ‘the:necessary elec tries!” “machinery” | it would -be {turning out jefined’ zine!at ite “|Nelson plant within two tonths, Tliomas French; manage of the ‘compuny, has announced ‘that the

| has. been guaranteed, : Vy the ‘provincial government in; order: to. ‘aid the: establishment of the industry, had been old at 97, Interest. payable is 5. pee ‘cent, The price i is considered: ; a ‘favor. able one. « The proceeds, ‘of the

Git 4 dre! now cin. the:. bank at Vistori, and. will be released to

, Dig: t “make. the. final shale abhf or : Commencing. worl:

{lytic process, ‘which ‘has proved

was: cloudburst ‘struck a pagsen-

fbi is. forbidden to.trade, following | - ‘the lead of the ‘British govern.

swhe:his just returiied from|

Alberta; the . Yukon Territory, the Northwest Territories and ina portion | |

the’: ‘company. in payment. for |

Domtaton

77] | Constenetion, ‘will begin on: his| return. The. company wit treat complex“ zine ‘Giles by: an electro-

successful under. experiments, It has. ‘secured ‘2... power rate front)” the city | of. Nelson at t-cent,, a kilowatt, - be Pe os | Mr, Freneh: expects to ‘get an

extraction of 90 per cent’ of the zine in the ore treated, The lead

and silver contents will also bel

saved and ‘sent. to: a silver-lead smelter.

Silver Hoard n mine, " Aingworth, will instal a 250-ton concentrator.

DEPARTMENT OF WORKS ! CARIBOO! DISTRICT.

The Miner i is two dollars a year.

" ‘TELEPHONE! ‘TELEPHONE!

You can save time ‘and money dnd i increase your binsiness by having a Telephone i in’ your Office, :: : =

ar IS: ‘CHEAPER TO TALK THAN TO TRAVEL -. if

You can save e time and increase your comfort by havinga Telephone in your home..

IT IS EASIER TO ‘TALK: ‘THAN TO. WRITE

The Far: mer and the Miner can do business with the Merchant i in’ ao minute with the Telephone. ~

7 ‘ 2 - 7 Get a Telephone, and then. use it . BUSINESS PHONES $5;HOME PHONES $2. 50 iper month

- Estimates for mines on: anplication .

bors

We ahail: be. glad, to hear from you.

ee TELEPHONE. COMPANY

/LOnder New Management]. HEAD OFFICE . 2 lS ee

“ MAzELTON

INSURANCE: Te. Tite. “Sickness - ‘Accident ‘MINING SUPPLIES: ine Lanne acne aki be. OS

chinery, &e. wae, Enquiries and inspection of samples. solicited _

J. F. MAGUIRE Mining and Business Broker | " HAZELTON, HG -

Hichway Brines, NECHAGO River, | PRINCE GEORGE, B.C, ;

ieee,

(Navigable Waters Protection. Act, oe ~ RSC, Chapter 115.) ; TR! Hon. Thomas ‘Taylor, Minister -

of Public Works, pives notice that he has, under section 7 of the said Act, deposited with the Minister of Public Works at Ottawa, and in the office of the District Registrar of the. Land ‘Registry . District. of Kamloops, . at, Kamloops, a description of the site and. plans of .a highway bridge proposed to: ba bullt in the Nechako -River near’ River Avenue and -Montreal Street, Prince George, B.C.

And take notice that atter theexpira- tion of ne month from the date of the first publication ‘of this notice, the ‘Hon, Thomas Taylor: will, under section 7 af the said Act, apply to the Miniater of Public Works at his office in the City of Ottawa for approval of the said site ‘and: plans, and for ‘ieave ta construct the said highway bridge. ' ed

Dated at Victoria, B. C., this Blet

STM TMi sig

iMoGGoae A rOaiIidMuitod irate

day, of March, 1916,

_. , Ty TAYLOR, Minister of, Public Worke,

Department of Public ¥ Works, |

Synopsis of Coal Mining Regu: , _ dations, '

Coat mi mining tightsof the Dominion, ' .in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and

of the Province of British -Columbid, may be leased for aterm of twenty-one years at an, annual rental of $| an

‘\aere. Not more than: 2,660 acres will | §

be leased to one applicant. pee plication for n ledae must be made

by the applicant.in peraon to the Agent or Sub-Agent of the district-in which the rights ‘applied ¢ for ‘are situated.

* In ‘survey

divisions of sections, and in yneurveved territory the tract’ applied for shal staked out by the applicant himeelf.

‘ed by a. fee of $5, which will be refund- ed if the rights. applied

available but not ot

ty shall 1 be paid on output of tte mine at: ‘the tate of five ‘cents per ten.

Tha peraon opalting furnish the Agent wi accounting forthe ful chantable :coal mi in and. pay the royalty thereon, f the: cos Mining: rights are hot being. operated, « ate

érwise. A royal-

returns should ‘be: furnished at lenst|

once &.year.

mitted to - Ly surface rig: essary for tho working of the mind at the rata of $10.06 an acre, For‘ full should bo made to the Secratary of the ttawa, nb or Bub-Agent, of

W. W..CORY, eputy malate of tho Interior.

ands.

N. BD —Unauthorited' publication of t.

44-7 - Victoria, B.C.; 21st March, 1916, :

| For. VANCOUVER, | VICTORIA ‘and - SEATTLE:

territory the land must | ‘be deseribed by Sections, ‘or legal sub- | Th

Each application must be accompani- i. for are. not} i the merchantable |"

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Hudson’ s Bay. Company

.HAZELTON, B.C.

siatamind

"General “Merchandise and Wholesale Liguors

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$1.50, 1.25." VINEGAR, C.& B, Pendray's and bulk, per bot., .30, .25 &..20

Econoniy Fruit Jars, qts; pts, per doz,

WOODLAND BUTTER, ALWAYS. FRESH"

Ladies’ White Tennis Shoes, . oe ae de Men’ B Ladies’ and Children’s 5 s Running Shoes i

F RESH 1 FRUITS

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‘BUTTER ASHLEE wn uitosuitionro smu InNNCaHiLaAHte Hie

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~ CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

Lowest rates Prinée Rupeit to all Eastern Points via steamer. sta Vancouver and Canadian ‘Pacific Railway.

: SS."Princess Maquinna" leavos Prince Rupert ‘overy SUNDAY, nt 6pm. 5S. “Princess Alico”, “Princess Sophia" ‘or “Princeas Charlotte” - . leaves # Prince Rupert July Sth, 22th, ‘16th, 19th, . 22nd, 26th; 29th,

\e A 7 Peters, General Agent, 3x Ain, & 4th St., Prince Rupert BC

Eas General Drayage and Freighting|

We are’, prepared | to supply private

1 LI VERY and. STAGES and pub. Tie’ ‘conveyances: day and.

night. .Our stages meet all traing at South Hazelton or Now Hezelton,

BEST DRY BIRCH, $5.50 ‘A-CORD: Ruddy & MacKay

HAZELT IN and NEW HAZELTON ,

‘Consign’ your shipments. in Our }) Care for’ Storage or Delivery. Addreze all communications te Haxelion,

‘the mine ‘shall . “sworn returns ; & uantity of mer-| i

he ease willinclade the’ coal mining | 8 rights. a only, bat the lessee may be per-| rohase prntever available ta may be considered nec-| #-

* information. application

this averdltement will not be pald for. ¥

RAILWAY and: STEAMSHIP. . LINES, —; a Lae -Stéiimors' wailing between: Skagway, Juneaw, 11: oil K » Wrangell, Ketchikan, Anyox, Prince Rupert, ff m . —>-—Vancouver,-Victorin, Seattle, ete ¢: -Lesve Prince Rupert: for'Vancouver, Victoria, Senttle, wi Monday and Saturday, at. 10.00 a.m. For. An yor, Friday, at10,00 a.m. For Ketchikan, Wrangell, i nea Skagway, Wednesday, at.12 noon. .~ .> Arrive Prince Ruperts fron Beatle Victoria, Vancouver; Wedua : day and Friday, at 6:90 a.m, Prom Anyox, Saturday, 3 a a0. ASL. Prem. Skagway, Juneau, Wrangell, Ketchikan, Monday, nt 0 ALM, ‘Basthoun ‘traing leave Hazelton: ‘Passenger, ‘Mornay; Wedneaday;-. “Friday, at 6:03 P.M. Mixed Saturday, at'8:04-P: 7 Waytreight Wed-. . neadny, Saturday, at 1246 BoM: |. ; Westbound trains leave Harelton: Poséingie Tucsiay:! ‘Bviday! ai si. Suindsy, ‘at 10:28 a. Me, Thuraday, at 7AM ayfroig: : Treeday, Saturday, at 1a6 A ot ‘ ‘ Connections raat te wean ‘Teta and | Steamerk,

Ror farther inf inf stmation’ app rand Truhk Buctit A . iG. ‘Be ‘McNichol jy Anat, Gen, any tend het ‘Agents Prine nue