THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1916 ~

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Printed every Friday at.

_ NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

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Notices for Crown Granta) = eos
“Purchase of Land’ « 0s: «
“ “Licence tc Prospect for Coal. -

‘The Silver Situation :

Recently there has been a de-
cided advance in silyer quotation,
says the Salt. Lake Mining Re-
view, and it is believed that the
white metal will soon touch fig-
ures which will result in greater
activity in the production of this
commodity, for commodity it. ig
under existing laws. ;

For months it has. been expect-
ed that silver. would: resunie some
of its old-time prestige . in the
realm of: metals, and, for months
‘it has been sluggish’ and <duil,
much te the surprise of those who}.
predicted that war demands} were |
to result in a. “marked - -enhance-

ment in value; and many have| .

‘been the surmises as to the cause
of the delay in gain- -miaking. ©
Every reason has existed fora
rise in silver quotations, and. it is |:
“now -binted that the failure to ad-

-- vance ean be accredited to specu: |.

lators whose. interest required
that they keep the: price down,

‘but who, now that the market is|

getting beyond their control, have
-chained up the bears and unloosed
the bulls, as they: can now realize
-handsome profits as a result of
their manipulations. —

The outlook for silver is excel:
lent, and its advariee-in price, at
no distant. day, shouldbe on a

parity. with ° ‘that. received for.

other metals, . hee

- Resolutions :

‘To view of. the repeated state: oe

“mente that Rev. A: B.: ‘Cooke and
the others: whos names are Bign-
’ ad-to.‘ The Crisis in B.C.” acted

on their own responsibility, ‘we

“submit the following” facts.‘ for
the consideration of. your. readers:
> 1That the Ministey ‘ial Union of.
the Lower: Mainlan pproved of
i the poli¢y. of j issuing.

8.00

everyone who: was. iy ender at the}.
{last and most largely. attended of}

-fall'the meetings. ae

. 4 That the | program of public

ty carried on throughout the-pro- |
vince :by. Rev. A. E. Cooke, as}
secretary. of the Union, was):

planned and directed. by the Min-

“ isterial Union throughout, and we

desire to express our entire ap-

proval of his conduct of his part

of the work,
-® After having - carefully con-

sidered all the answers and ex-
|planations given on behalf of the

government, _we aré more than
ever convinced of the necessity
of the investigation for whieh wel
appeal... me

In all: these attempted replies
the main facts set forth in the
pamphlet “The. Crises i in B.C.”
have remained entirely. untouched

Our only desire is that the peo-
“| ple of British Columbia should {
know. the truth, and we feel that
if a full. and non- -partisan investi-|
gation ‘be held, every charge we

have made. will be fully. borne}.
out j in: “all: essentials. ©

~ Signed on behalf of. the Union;

GR. Welch, . Central Baptist
Church, President”

J. R, Robertson,” ‘B. D., St.
Davids Presbyterian, Secretary ...

John Mackay, : D. D., Prineipal
Westminster Hall |: :

J. K. Unsworth, DD., Ist Con-
gregational ee

E. Manuel, Robson’ ‘Methodist
Memorial |.
Conaulting members ofc commi ittee

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~ New Stock of i
“Fishin Tackle
- Kodaks ne

- Films

: Up-to-Date Drug: Store

. NEW. HAZELTON -HAZELTON. |

@) MeMULLAN'S
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CARTAGE

os Special attention paid to Bagéee
> Tranafer’: “and: ‘Local | ‘Freight ‘Contract

‘were on. ‘bases.’ -

“NEW. HAZELTO No B.C

y|PRINCE RUPERT”

~ WON SAVOY CUP

Conte Both ‘Games from Hazelton
Daring the’ Exhibition— Old | .
“Towa Team Blew up.

- Prince Rupert won both ball
games from Hazelton during the
exhibition last’ week, The coast

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boys hada very good bunch of; ——-

ball players and.their success will
do much to ‘maintain the interest
in the game in Rupert. The Ru-
pert people are tickled that their
boys-won the Savoy Cup the first
time it was up ‘for competition.

On. Thursday afternoon the two
teams played an exhibition game

‘and it. proved: most: interesting to

the spectators, the. score being
very even all: through with. a fin-
al tally of four’ to three_ ‘in favor
of the home team, one

On; Friday afternoon there v was
& larger crowd present: and inter-

est was intense from the. start to
finish with the greatest ‘enthus-
‘jasm on-the part of. the Rupert

‘| fans during the last two innings.

‘Rupert: seared 1 one run in the tirst
‘|innings, but. that’ was the last
[until the eighth. In’ the mean-

time Hazelton. ‘had touched the
home plate seven times and_ had
the game. and. the. cup in: their
pockets,. ‘Rupert’ came.up for the
eighth © anid: Graham | Rock fell
down with. his - ‘pitching... The
first’.few. men ‘up slambed’ the
ball for ‘safe hits. A couple of
runs were scored and. two men
Another little
single and the Hazelton. boys
blew: up. Six runs were ‘the’ ta-
lly ‘before the- side: ‘was retired.

‘Hazelton: was shut out: in the
ninth. Rupert. got two men. on
‘bases with. two out. when: “a nice}
single ‘was landed close to short.
The ball. was thrown home to stop P.
Rock rushed to. the line| -

aTUun. .
and jumped i in‘ahead of the catch-

er who was ‘ready. for the ball. | ~
Rock caught the ball but the run:
ner bumped him when he’ was off|" “

his: balance. and knocked kim ¢ over

The : runner: ‘was declared safe and| ~
the: ‘game. waa’ “Rupert’s. with, a

seven to eight « score. ee

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{date hereof, to: “apply

Certifieate of Improvements o ae

‘NOTICE

“VICTORIA Mineral Claim, situate in|.
te : the: Omineca Mining ‘Division
2 of: ‘Cassiar: -Distrie

Located on: ‘the ‘Hazelton. :
the- head: of :Nine -Mile-ereck,. "ad-
_ joining the Hazelton. Mineral Claim
on the south. a ae

Bros. ;
t:for John. C,-
Certificate’: No;
days: from: the |
‘to’ the- ining |:
Recorder. for: a: Certificate ‘of. Iniprove
ments, for: the. purpose ‘of. ‘obtainin
Crown Grant: of. the abova claim. *..
‘And further’ take’ notice ‘that: action,’
under section 87,. must be" commenced

TAKE NOTIC
Burden & Com an
Grant, Frea.: Miner
83646B, intend, :

‘before the: issuance f such. Certificate

| Alberta; ‘the Yukon: Territory,

ULATIONS. ;

COAL mining rights Ot ‘thie Domini
in. Manitoba, Saskatehewan ° an
ft)
North-west Territories and. in.» portion
of: the “Province of. British Columbia dM
may. be' leased for a term of twenty-ong

je applicant.: “

in’ gurvey :
be described eit ‘sections, or legal: sub
divisions of sections. An
* | territory. the: ip

pplied for are’not aviallable, ae
royalty shall: belay

otherwise, *A&
ot Ere ent ‘utpat 3 of. ‘one

ears.at an annual rental of $1 an acre aan
ot more. than 2,560.ac e5 will be leased a

in unsurveyedingmm