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THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1916

TEESE

~The World’ “Doings | 7 rn

~ News Notes from Many Sources

Kaiser Wilhelm has gone to
.. the eastern front,

iA, new shipyard is to be estab-
‘lished at Victoria.

The C. P. R. is to'build.a’: new
doek at Vancouver. -

Chicago on Saturday: theld a big
_ preparedness parade.

Laborers on city work: in. Vic-
toria ask for $8 a iday.

Writs for provineial elections
will be issued on dulys5.

The great bridge at Quebec i is
to.be completed this year,

-Seven thousand B.C. soldiers
are moving to Vernon camp.

Nearly 9000 Canadian soldiers
recently arrived in England,

for the building of zeppelins.

Australia is floating its third
war loan, which is unlimited,

Sir Rider Haggard ison his|-.

way from Australia to Vancou-
ver,

A dock fire in San Francisco
on: Monday caused $2,000,000
damage,

Twenty-five were killed in- the
wreck of a Rock Istand train at
Packard, fa,

A Japanese woman and child
were burnt to death in a fire at
Cumberland.

A British submarine made a

- record by remaining at sea for

forty-six days.

President Wilson will march.in
Washington’s _preparedriess par-
ade on June 14,

Tn Germany there: a are 29,710)

British military prisoners of ' war
and 4000 civilians, ,

It is ramored that Constantine,
the pro-German kitig of Greece,
is about to abdicate,

‘The Western Canada irrigation
convention will ‘be held at Kam-
‘oops on July 25, 26, 27.

.-Dr. Young, formerly. provincial
secretary, has been appointed
provincial health officer.

' Three British ‘steamers and one
Norwegian vessel were aunk by
submarines last Saturday.

‘Nearly all workers in Butte,
except those engaged in ‘mining

_ and smelting, are on strike,

“ The defence association in Hol-

’ land demands the training of

every man and woman for war.

Twenty were killed or injured
in an ingurrection at Maracaibo,
Venezuela, against General _Gae-
cia, _

its commission is now ready to
receive. applications for farmers’
loans.

. American marines at San Dom-
ingo, attacked by rebels, killed:
seven -without sustaining any
‘casualties,

“The Uruguay. government is
sending .a’ steamer to rescue the

_ Tarconed members of Shackle-

ton’ B.party, 4
"Many ‘Canadian. officers and
soldiers: received decorations for
service and bravely. on the occa-
sion of the King’s birthday.
‘Sir Ernest Shackleton, the ex-
_ plorer, has reached the Falktend |
Islands, “after ‘enduring unpre-

nty,twa| Rupert. heew dee

The provincial agticulturalered:,

of his men are still on Blephant
Island,in the South Polar regioni.

A relief expedition will be sent
to. take them. off,

Sir Charles | “Hibbert Tupper’
| ip: criticised tor introducing poli-
‘| ties * ‘into “the ‘woman. suffrage:
campaign. meet ne

The largest Fiver steamer in:
Ganaila,.. the: D, A. Thomas, was
launched ‘last “week at Peace
River Crossing. |

‘The “ice -went out of Lake La-
barge on Saturday, and naviga-~
4ion‘is now open the full Jength:
of the Yukon river.

General Worthey's column cap-
tured prisoners and booty in the
pursuit of the retreating German’

forces in ‘East Africa.
U.S. naval officers are agitating’

‘A ‘Berlin ‘despatch announces:
the sinking of three German
‘steamers, -off the Swedish coast,
by British submarines.

The British deficit for 1916-17,
amounting to £1,928,105,000, will
be met -by leans, which will -av-
erage £3, 600,000 daily.

General Hughes states there
will be no compulsion or registra+
tion in «Canada, the voluntary.
system being suecessful.

Thirty persons were drowned.
in the eapsizing of the steamer
Eleanor on the Mississippi river,
near Pleasant View, Tennessee,

In the Gosden perjury case ‘at
Victoria the jury disagreed and
was discharged. The accused will
be tried again at the next avsizes.

One hundred persons were kill-
ed and many injured in a series
of cyclones which swept Arkan-
gas, Mississippi, and Tennessee
on Tuesday.

’ A memorial service for Lord
Kitchener will be held in St.
Paul’s Cathedral, London, on
Tuesday next, The King and
Queen will attend.

Licyd George was only pre-
vented from accompanying Lord
Kitchener on the fatal voyage of.
the Hampshire by the exigencies
of the Irish situation.

A London report says the Irish
question has been settled, and
that the proposed Irish parlia-
ment will be set up immediately.

Ulster will be excluded.

Owing to the scarcity of pet-
rol, German authorities have
practically prohibited the use of
private motor cars. U.S. Ani-
bassader Gerard was refused a
permit to buy -a three-monthe’
supply. .

Twelve hundred U. §. infantry
and $90 marines are guarding
the American legation at Pekivi | ed
and other points between: the
Chinese capital and Tientsiti
There is fear of disturbanced
following the death of Yuan Shi
Kai. —

Acknowledging that Kitehena|
was an organizer of the greatest
ability, the German papers aré
devoting much attention to him, | ri
now that'he is dead; but there ig
no disposition to exaggerate the
importance of his death, or base|*
particular hopes thereon,

“The Tahltan, the new H, B..d,,

‘the Stikine, haa arrived at Princd,

“tee ye. boty yea bey

‘ eorn,

| Department | of: Agriculture: has

tunnel. boat which is to run om)...

Root Maggots and Their Control
~. Among. ‘the insects which at-
attack vegetable:plants, che root
maggots every year destroy many
thousand dollars: worth of such
'CYOPS :a8 cabbages, -cauliflowers,
‘turnips, radishes, onions, beans,
‘ete, These insects are
widespread. throughout Canada,
oceurring, in all the provinces.
The Entomological Branch of the

just issued. Bulletin No, 12, en-
titled “The. Caboage Root Mag-

ling of mail-at the front and to
ensure prompt delivery, itis re-
‘quested that all mail be addvess-
‘ed as follows:

— (e) Name.

~(e) ‘Battalion, Regiment (or

formations, such ag brigades,
divisions, is. strictly. forbidden,
and causes delay.

Addressing Soldiers’ Mail
In order to facilitate the hand-

The Miner is two dollars a-year.

{a) Regimental Number.
STUART J. MARTIN -

Provincial Assayer
Harton, - = BG

(d) Squadron, Battery or Com-
pany. -

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|THE ROYAL LUNCH -

other unit), Staff appoint-
‘ment or Départment.
(f) CANADIAN CONTINGENT.
(g) British ‘Expeditionary

‘the Meal

got cand’ Its: Control in Canada, Foree. Gives the Best

ith Note th || (h) Army Post Office, Lonpon |. _ For the Lowest Price
wit otes on the Importe England Opp. . Police Office, Hazelton.
Onion Maggot and the Seed-corn U rr thigher|LEE J IACKMAN : : Prop.’
Maggot.’’ The bulletin comprises nnecessary mention _ niger
58 pages and is well illustrated | ,.. vreererri
with 29 illustrations and a valu- - 4
able chart showing the egg de- “DENTISTRY a
* [Position of the cabbage maggot! § ’ 7
fly. during a single season. The .
various stages of the insect are Dr. BADGERO will be lo ated mf
described and figured and its life} Hazelton, beginning May V7 7, J 6... E
history, development, habits,ete.,|— sab
fully given. 5

Notes on the life history, habite, 1TH EAR NCANNHNNNEOSNANNNCOAMMUTCOATINN MESA MESO

ete., of the imported onion mag-
got and seed-corn maggot then
follow.

The means of. controlling root
maggots are discussed at consid-
erable Jength, as, for instances
felt tarred paper discs for cab-
bages and cauliflowers, cheese-
cloth frames, trap.crops, autumn
planting, poisoned bait to destroy
the adult fites, ete. Cultura!
control and natural contro! are
also discussed, under the latter
‘chapter interesting: information
being given on predacious and
parasitic insect enemies.

Farmers should make early
application for this valuable bul-
letin. Any farmer may obtain a

copy free of charge on application
to the Chief, Publications Branch,

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Pe ern es ce MMU CUI n nT 1c

Hudson’s Bay Company

HAZELTON, B.C.

Dry-Goods, Boots & Shoes, Wholesale Liquors

We have just received a shipment of

H. B. RUM

Look at these prices:
SCREEN DOORS at $1.50, $1.25 and $1.00

Take a Took at our———
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Department of Agriculture, Ot-

Synopals of Coal Mining Regu:
lations.

Coal» mining rightaof the Dominion
in Manitoba, Saskatchewan an
Alberta, the Yukon ‘Territory, the
Northweat Territories and in a portion
of the Province of British Columbia,

CANADIAN PACIFIC. RAILWAY
Lowest rates Prince Rupert to all Eastern Points via steamer

to Vancouver and Canadian Pacific. By.
Meals and berth included on steamer

For VANCOUVER, VICTORIA and SEATTLE |

$5. “Princess Maquinna” leaves Prince Rupert every SUNDAY, at 6 p.m.
SS. “Princess Alice’ or “Princess Sophia” leaves Prince
Rupert June 17th, 24th; July Ist, 8th.

J. I. Peters, General Agent, 8rd Ave. & 4th St,, Prince Rupert,B.C y
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may be lensed for a term of twenty-one
years at en annual rental of $1 an |/
acre. Not more than 2,660 acres will |f
be | leased to one applicant.

plication for fu lease must be made
by Kes applicant i in perddn te the Agent
or Sub tof the district in which
the rights vapriled for are situated,

In surveyed territory the Jand must
bo doseribed by sections or legal au
pata of sections, an
tarritory the tract applied for shall be |

cake out by the applicant himself.
Fach application must be accompani- |%
ed ed bya a fee of 85, which will be refund: |§

the rights" applied led for are not
available, but not otherwise, A royal-
ty shall. be paid on the merchantable

Express, . General Drayage and Freighting ;
i LIVERY and STAG

| night. |

‘in unsurveyed |i.

; Consign your shipments in Our-

: Address all communications & i Hcelton,

. We are prepared to supply private B
and pub ie conveyances day and
Our stages meet all trains at South Hazelton or New Hazel ton,

BEST DRY BIRCH, $5.50 A CORD
Ruddy & MacKa

HAZELTON and NEW HAZELTO! ow

Care for Storage or Delivery.

output of the mine at the rate of five

cents per ton.

The person operating the mine shall | fi
furnish the Agent with sworn returns | &
accounting forthe full guantity of mer-

ehantable coal » the | sg
royalty thereon. mr ‘the ao mining
Tights ate not being a ted, auc

returns Bhould be
onge a

‘urnished

ear.

jaané willinclude the coal mining :

signt only, but the loaned may be per- |§
itted to Ru

surface righta may be

at least .

idered nec

ceaary for, the Working oe the mine at| B

erate of "#10. Of. an
Far fail” taformation application
should be mae to the Bdoretary of tha! &
Department z the Intetlor, Ottawa, | fi

or ie, man pent or Bub-Agent of! &
nioh
ermine AEP WE CORY,

authori lication of |

lene erento veil aot be Paid for.
oa

urehase (Whatever Y vallable CW
Tuesday an

o Steamer will sa

Dap MAS of i Interior, “_
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GRAND TRUNK ‘PACIFIC RAILWAY. and " STEAMSHIPS.
—. Steamers Bailing betwean. Prince: /Rupert, Anyax,

: Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle. os

Steamera South from Prince Rupert every Tuesday

Nia) ot 7 P.M. and Saturday atO 4. H.. North to Anyox . FF

a every Thuraday at midnight

Steamers‘ arrive Prince Rupert from the South at .. q
day and 9 A.M. avery. Thursday, From ff

bell P.M..every Sun
Anyox 5 .P.m. every Friday;

“Passenger trains leave Haxelton Esathound at.8p. Mm. eve
day and Thureday.. Mixed train leaves at 2:30 P.M. every Satu m5
Passenger trains leave Hazelton Weatbound. at, 10 ao A. Ms every a
Friday. Mixed train loaves at 4:48 A. ir, every Thureday. “Gi
- ALASKAN SERVICE

Commencing Thuriday, March 80, arid: every ‘Thursday . thereafter, i o
‘at 12 xoon for Ketchican, Wrangell, Juneau Skagway. 7: :
Connections made between, Traina ald mem,
‘Trunk Pacific Agént.or to,
mirer Agent, Prince, Report, BC, *

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