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Von Kluck ‘hag. retired. from
the German army. :

-» American railroads are’ ‘short}
_ 61,000 freight cats, me

Hon. W. J. Macdonald fg: dead
at Victoria, aged BAe

’ "A general election in, Ontario]
is said to be imminent, ~~

English “weavers ask 8 ten per
. ‘cent increase in wages, nr

The submarine issue ig prom-
: irfont i in the United States.

Counterfeit ‘Mexican. money ig
in circulation i in Vancouver, .- -

The fourth Canadian division
‘has been sent to the Somme,

Fifty. were killed in a-railroad
wreek at Ramos Arispe, Mexico,
Bandits ‘stole $75,000 from the
First National Bank at Centralia,
Wash... -

Austria i is said to have lest half

her man-power since the war |.

began,

' Bighteen coal miners were kill-
ed i in an explosion of gas at Mat-
vel, La,

The. China Mail has purchased
{wo steamers under contruction
-at Vancouver.

' Sir Joseph Beecham, pill manu-
facturer and philanthropist, is
_ dead, aged 68, -

» Four ships were sunk i in last

lives were lost, |

- Laurier has refused to agree to
a Joint parliamentary committee
_b farther recruiting, *

° British Columbia apples were
“the chief feature of the Calgary,
foil products exhibition,

A crank was arrested at Pitts-|.
; - bute for an alleged attempt on
life of President Wilson. - a

The price of bread i in eastern
"Canada is expected to advance to};
ten cents-a loaf this winter.

More than 800 imilea of the
- Great Northern, between Spokane
and’ Seattle, will be electrified,

_ Fifty-five sons of British peers
. have heen killed in- action and

four cabinet ministers have lost
-aong,

. week’s gale on Lake Erie. Many

~ Premier Borden hag appealed | |

to the men and women of Canada| _

for another hundred, thousand
‘soldiers.

In the last four months Treil
- amelter hss produced . over two
‘nillion pounds of zinc, valued . at

~ $806,000,-.

Cotton sold in New York this]

“week for more than 20 ‘cents al
2 pound, the highest price sines the a

civil: war,

el Holland hag: announced that

commercial . submarines will ‘be
“weated ag merchant ships in
* Dutch ports.

‘The Norwegian government:is
considering. the prohibition of
- constructing ships-for’ Norway in
foreign countrieg: os oof

4

* German submarines a are s waging .

"persistent warfare on Norwegian
shipping,. according to: ry deepateh
‘Trond Copenhagen. :

/ Saskatchewan and Alberta wou :

a the world sweepstakes: for graina

. ‘ut’ thé international: ary farming te

: congress at El Pauo..

» Russian, ‘authorities
reno blished in: Amerion,

‘| Poles.in South America,

'|o£ the Bramen is” conceded,, and

"| He considers the latter’s election

include Stanfield’s, Penangle,and

it is intended to colonize a million

‘A Dutch report says the loss

fh atthesecond: trip ofthe Deutsch-|0
land haa‘heer’ ‘cancelled.

“A civie deputation from Ontar:
io municipalities waited on the
Dominion government toask fed-
eral eontrol of "food prices.

In a factory, fire i in New: York
on Wednesday two young women
lost’ their Ives. - Titere | were
several sensational ‘Yescues. .

Germany is ‘about to repatriate

unfit for military service,
reason given is lack of. food.

The ‘retrial of the Gosden per-
jury case, in which M. A. Mac-
donald is complainant, is set for
the fall assizes at Vancouver, on
November 1. :

Liberal leaders are not likely
{to consent to 4 further extension
of the life of the Canadian par-
liament, believing they. can. win
@ general election.

Norwegian “firms have let con-
tracts in Vancouver for the con-
struetion of three steamers, with
an aggregate tonnage of 26,400.
They will cost $3,750,000.

The

suppressed 78 Bohemian news-
papers for pro-Ally utterances.
‘Many Bohemians are deserting
from the Austrian forces.

‘Ex-Pregsident Roosevelt is ac-
tively campaigning for’ Hughes,

certain,’ although the German

vote, in his. opinion, is solid for
Wilson.

Latest reports say the “tanks"?
which have done such great work
in. the Somme offensive are of
‘English | invention and manufac-
fure,and not of American origin,
‘as first claimed on the other side,

A Washington. despatch gays
the domination of the world’s
raw materials by the’Allies is es-
sential to America’s prosperity
and the proposed commercial. war
is now regarded aS 2 practical
proposition. : /

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Underwear :
» Procure. your winter under-
wear at thé old: prices while our
present stock lasts, Our lines

Jaeger, but the stock is limited,

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' BR, Cunningham &'Son, Ltd.

|HOTEL PRINCE Rupert
THE “LEADING HOFEL IN HORTHERN 5. GT

\¢) BUROPEAN-PLAN i; *
. Qne Dollar per day and upwards:
5c. auto service to and from alf trains and boats
PRINCE ‘RUPERT |

; _ Commercial Printing. at |
7 THE MINER OFFICE

Green Brag, Burden & Ce
ao “Civil Ea 7

- Dominion, ‘Brit fn Colurable,
“and ‘Alberta Land Surveyors.

Offiesa at: Victo a, Nelson, Fort George|m
F. _P. Boma,

lot Hezolto ton,
_, New Haelton

, oe
metal Meera Hf re a rm

"STUART Es MARTIN.

; a OMINECA to

~The World’ s Doings i in 1 Brief

News Notes from Many ‘Sources _

‘amounts of the

10,000 internéd Italians who are}

appointed hab

In- two ‘moviths Austria has

available, but not o!

| furnish the:Agent wi
_|accountin

‘Tonce a ‘year, :
Tho lease, wiltinelude the coal mining
rl ates nee any, but the lessee may be per-| 8
urchase whatever Svailable

a |should bo mada to

t | Boaiir ma

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 96

“nt THE : Sumi Court oF : Bairisit”
. COLUMBIA.

In the matter” of the Administration
, ee in the. inatter wii the Estate
8 eric gir Wille
- deceased, ‘intestate,
"TAKE NOTICE that by
His Honour: Judge Young, ‘dated
the sixth day of October, 1916, t waa
appointed 4 Adininistrator of the Estate
Frederick Sinelate Wills . Jennings,
deceased, intesta’

All persona ‘haviog claims against
the, sald estate are hereby requested to,
forwa the pane, ‘Properly verified, to
me before the Slst day of October,
1916, and. a Persons indebted ta
the baid estate en ‘equired to pay the
ndebtedness to me

Jennings,

an order of

forthwith.
Dated 18th October, 1916, .

STEPHEN H. HOSKINS,
Official. Administrator, |

elgg ~ Hazelton, B.C.
NOTICE
In THE SUPREME Courr or Britisu
COLUMBIA,

In the matter of the Administration
Act and in-
tate of Henry Albert Kirkpatrick,
deceased, intestate.
TAKE NOTICE that by an order of
His Honpur: Judge ‘Young, dated
2th of October, 1916, I was
tick of the Estate

anry Albert irkpatrick, deceased,

intestate, -
All

to forward the same, properly verified,
tome; before the Sist day o October.
1916, and all persons Indebted -to
_j the "anid Estate are required to pay
the amounts of their. indebtedness to
me forthwith.

Dated 18th October, 1916,

STEPHEN H. HOSKINS,
Official Administrator,
’ Hazelton, B.C, -

MINERAL ACT
~ Certificate of Improvements

NOTICE .

VICTORIA, BELLE, VIEW FRAC-
TION, BELLE FRACTION MINERAL

CLAIM: MS, situate in the Omineca Min-
ing Division of Omineca District,

Where located:—On the West slope
of Rocher de Boule mountain,

TAKE NOTICE that I, Dalby B,
Morkill, B.C. Land Surve: or, of: Hazel-
ton, B. 6, Free Miner's Certificate No.
19790, acting ag agent ‘tor New Hazel-
ton Gold-Cobalt, Mines, Ltd. (non-per-
sonal liability), Free Miner’s Certificate
No, 6§598C, intend sixty days from the
date hereof ta: apply to the Mining
Recorder for a Certificate of Improve-
ments for the Purpose of obtaining a

Crown Grant for the above claims,

And further take notice that’ action,
under section 85, muat be commenced | -
‘before the issuance of such Certificate
of Improvements, ell

Dated {hia eh day of September,

D D. B.. Morkill.

8-0

i,

Synoptis of Coal Mining Regu-
. » lations, .

Coat mining rights of the Dominion
in Manitobsi Saskatchowan and
Alberta, tha . Yukon - Territory, the
Northwest Territories and in a- portion
of the Province of British Columbia,
my be leased fora term of twenty-one
yeara at an anual rental of $1 an
hel leased to one applicant.
plicant in person to the Agent
Sub-Agent of the district in which
the righta applied for ore situated.

‘In surveyed territory the land must
divisions of sections, and in unsurveyed
staked out by the appticant himself,

ae si application must: be accompani-

bye eo of + which will ba refund-
ed if the. righ
therwise. A roval-

ty shall be paid on the merchantable

.|output of the mine at the. rate of flve|"

cents per ton.

‘The person operatin,
syorn returns
forthe full od entity of of mar-
chantabld: coal mined and
royalty thoreon, If. the coal al ainin
rights are not boing opera ted, auc!
raturna should be uta ished

untaes tel to pur may ba ‘considered nee.

| the rate of $
Por- fall

a ot an Ogre. Heat
nformation 3 on
the Secretar of the
Department gf. the -Interlox,: ne ot
te

Wi Wi. W.-CORY,

"De uty Minister bf the ‘Thtorior.
nauthorizad : publication | 0

eC}.
that

; jee i advortiseniont wil nat bs ald fe for,

{the hotel known as the’

the matter of the Es-

eTdonB having. claims againsy .
the said Estate are hereby requested |’

ac STENTS

acre. Not more than 2,560 acres will | §

by attention for ; Hease maust bo made | |

| LIVERY and STAGES

be described by sections or legal sub-|]
territory the’tract applied for shall be |

ig Care for Storage or Delivery.
applied for are not}

‘the mineshall| B | -
the|@
at least i 4%
essary for the working of the mine at| @°

nt wr Sub-Agent of |.

TINSURANCE

Liquor License Application
Notice =
arnctice, ia hereb given tbat, on the . ~ of all kinds.
ay of December next, application | * .

will | be. made to the Superintendent of Lowest Rates. Strongest Corapanies.

rovincia ca. fora ‘renewalof.the| - ihoral .
license for the sale of liquors by whole- Prompt and Li Settiomente.
Bale in and upon pon the | remises known Bs . =.

¢ Hudson's Bay. :Company’s store,| Mining Machi ies.
vituate at Hazelton, BG upon the Mining ; hinery and Supplies
landa deacribed ag lots 6 and 7, 'Hazel- Cradock’s Wire Cables. -

ton townsite. 10

Dated this th day of October, 1916,

THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY,

, WILLIAM .WARE, Manager
Applicant.

Liquor Act—Section 4}.

Notice ie hereby given that, on the
first day 6f December next, application
‘| will be made to the Superintendent of
Provincial Police fon renewal.of, the
hotel license to sell Hquor by retail in
azelton Hotel

Estimates given f for Tramways.
i. RF. MAGUIRE, Hazelton .

aud Mennf

The Miner is two dollars a year.

- LOST
A sorrel horse branded double
situate at Hazelton, in the Province of|Lon left hip. | “Finder will be
British Cdlumbia, 10! rewarded fox its return to Hag-

Dated thia 7th day of October, 1916,
ROYSTON G. MOSELEY, Applicant. uel-Get or to. Mooseskin - Johnny
- at Moricetown.

- Liquor Act—Section 41 -
TPELEPHONEG

Notice is hereby given that, .on the
first day of Tecem rnext, appiinatee ‘

\

will be made to the Superintendent of
Provincial Police for renewal ‘of the . 4 Telephone Saves time and
hotel leense to sell iiaar by retall in / money, Get on the lines of
6 ho nown as the i tel : i” in- |
Situated ‘at Hazelton, rae ee vine __ BRORTESS, Ask for full m
of British Columbia, | . formation. - ”
Dated thia 7th day of October, 116. _ NORTHERN TELEPHONE Co. ©
JOHN ¢. K. SEALY, Applicant.| Head Office aoe ‘Hazelton,

Pie RCSA cea Eom CONTA HEREC

Hudson's Bay Company

ed B.C..
, Groceries, Devens Boots and Shoct, Hardware, Wholesale Liquors _

iota

RUBBERS, - A full range
of men’s, ladiea’ and chil-

dren’s, an

BLANKETS. We have
still a few pairs left of the’
genuine “H. B,”. blankets |
iat reasonable prices.
FLANNELETTES A goid.
range in this lines ©
GLOVES and MITTS, - A
large, assorted Stock, ail at
‘pre-war prices,

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, SS. “Princess Alice", or “Princess | Senhia” | leavos. Prince Rupert . -
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. I. 1. Peters, General Agent, 8rd Ave. & 4th St, Prince Rupert, BC a

Express, General Drayage and Freighting} _

repared to-supply private tol
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‘Hight, .Qur.stages meet all.traing at South: Hazelton or New Hazelton. &

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