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" The World’s : Doings in a :

News Notes-from Many Sources

‘Roosevelt is reported seriously
idl,

. iFhe Italian cabinet has resign-
ed. A : :

Roosevelt declares bei is ‘out of

politics.

‘Woman suffrage:was defeated
in Iowa.

adapan is augmenting her troops
in China.

The P. G. E, will resume), eon-
struction. i

Britain: has prohibited exports
of coal to Greece,

~The forest revenue of ‘B.C. for
May was $189, 000.

‘Progressive Republicans refuse
tof support Hughes,

‘New South. Wales will. tax all
war profits fifty per cent.

‘The 102nd Battalion left Van-
caver for England on Saturday.

‘The Republicans have nominat-

ed Justice'Hughes for president,

The Vatiean has placed a -ba’
on dancing at Catholic entertain:
ments, at

‘It is proposed to- arbitrate the
differences between the U.S: ‘and

' Mexico.

‘The Duke and Duchess-of Con.
naught will reach Vancouver on

Jane 20. wo de re

“The German admiralty claims

that in May 56 Entente vessels]

were sunk,

_ “There is a continued ‘increase
sin the lumber business: on the
C. coast, ns

“Over a thousand mines have
«been washed ashore on the coast
of Holland.

“Numerous anti-Ameriean. dem-

~

ofstrations: in Northern Mexico,
"are reported. :

“Bh relief ship, with $250,000
worth’ of food for Belgium, has
left Montreal, _

Canada is expected to furnish
a: ‘large number of recruits for
‘the British navy... © +.

iThe British goverriment:i is tak-'

ing an inventory of ail foodstuffs
iy the United Kingdom. “!

In the war Britain. ‘has ‘lost.
26,304 officers, of whom 8100 were
“ igiled, or died of wounds.

: Britain is sending ‘eonscienti tious
objectors to’ the . front ‘to dig.
trenches, but not to. fight,

.Sir George Foster will: attend

7 the Allies’ confererice i in Paris as

the ‘representative of Canada.

Juneau,’ Haines and Douglas
City voted wet, while Skagway.
went dry by-a small majority.

‘President. Wilson led a pre-
paredness parade .of 15,000 per-
adne in Washington on Thursday,

“In land fighting it is estimated
the Germans have lost 3,000, 000
min, of whom "760,000 have ‘been

‘Tt is’ officially , announed that

" the cruiser Hampshire, on which

Lord Kitchener. ‘Was. ‘Ipat,. Wes
punk by striking a mine.

“Russian authorities ‘declared
yesterday that the ‘Austrian, ait
mies had: been, ‘reduced ‘ to ane.
half their original atrength.

(AB ‘a result: of ‘the visit. ‘b

London’ of Premier Briand, Gen-

atl, Softee. and: General Hoaves,

French minister of way,an apree-
ment has -been reached on the
strategy of. the war, covering ail
fronts:

The Democratic convention at
St, Louis. yesterday nominated
President: ‘Wilson.: Marshall was
nominated for viee-President.

The barge Argus, laden with a

sank off the mouth of the Fraser,
The two. steeramen were rescued,

' ‘Lord Kitehetier's brother, who,
although ‘70 yeurs of age, is

| serving’ as a colonel in Southwest’

Africa,is the heir to the earldom.

In the reichstag on Thursday
Chancellor Hollweg stated that
Germany’s conquests placed her
in readiness for a diseussion of
peace terms, |

The admiralty has released

many. ships .for commercial use,
and freights from Canada to
Great Britain are to be reduced
thirty per cent. ,
‘Doctors’ from: the Canadian.
front report that many wounded
" |men- left hospital without leave,
in order to aid in the reeent
fieree battle at Zillebeke.

Vancouver and Victoria rate-
payers on Wednesday voted for
the closing of stores on Saturday
afternoons,in preference to Wed-
nesdaye, by three to one,

’ A Pennsylvania railroad - ele- |:

| forty persons. were injured.

“Moses Cotesworth ‘has been
for mailing unstamped letters}
marked ''0,H.M-S.”’ relating’ to
his daylight saving scheme.

A'report from Namiquipa says
Villa personally led a party of
bandits which captured fourteen
army trucks laden with suppiies
for the American expedition, -

plan ‘for the conciliation of Ire-

meet immediately after the war,
to consider the future govern-
ment of the Empire. r “

The coasting, steamer Bear wag
wrecked near Gape Mendocino,
‘| Cal,, on Wednesday night.
206 souls aboard, 131 have heen
saved, and it is hoped the major-
ity of the others will reach land.
One boatload is known to be lost.

Reports. presented to the gen-

.|Chureh at Winniper shawed that
on the question of chureh union
46 presbyteries voted thus:

2, irrelevent, 2, rejected, 1, no
returns, “4,

“The British army is ta he sup-
lied with British Columbia sal-

uct,and Ontaric:

replace‘ that from California. - It

cago. article.
The establishment of a Home

generally looked for, It id sup: |;
posed Dublin Castle will’ be the
‘homéof the newlegislature, which |
‘twill be composed of the: Irish
members: of. the British parlia-
ment, A senate. will be formed,

" ‘ecteil.: ‘John Redmond will prob-

cargo :of Britanhia mines ore, |

‘sing continues as ‘Canada's pre-

‘months of 1916 of $600,000 and
. with! total payments of $14,040, -
00. Hollinger ranks second for:

vator was burned at Canton, near |:
Baltimore,. on Wednesday, From
four to ten lives were lost, and|'

eommitted for trial at Vancouver |;

A feature of Lloyd George’s|

land is an Imperial conference, to}:

Of;

eral assembly of the Presbyterian |.

For:
‘lunion, 58, against union, 18, ties,

mon instead of the Alaska prad-:
canned fruit will

is also proposed to use: ‘Canadian:
tinned meats instead of the Chi-|-

Rule parliament: in ‘Dublin - ie:

ably. be the first Irish | premier.
The: provinee has sold , two

];:million. dollars. worth of bonds

under ‘the $10,000,000. Joan act,
the , price received being. slightly
higher ‘than that obtained several
months ago. The bonds run ten
years, .and the. interest will be
5.60 per cent. ,

U.S. internal receipts: for: the
year ending June 30 will: be over
half.a billion dollars,aceording to
a report of Secretary McAdoo,
Of this amount the taxes on
whiskey. beer and tobueco eon-
stitutes over 60 per’. ent, or

$308,000, 000,

Canadian Mining Dividends -
~ ‘Twenty-one Canadian compan.
ies participated:in the 1916: dec-
larations to the extont of $3,467,
781, says the. Mining World. A
comparison ~with- previous years

showsthatthe 1935 disbursements
by sixteen | companies totalled ;

$2,678,968, and -$,5,098,090 by
ninete>h companies during the
first four months of 1918, Nipis-

mier dividend . payer, ‘with dis-
bursements daring the first four

the year, having declared regular
four week: dividends of $120,000
each, * It has’ enriched ° share-

‘holders: to the. extent of $4,670. a

on, -- a

Lafeoriah Earth -
There i is a large | demand in the
“United” ‘Kingdon an Cae “inf uéorial
earth, or diatomite::
in’ the aris for ‘several . purposes,
especially’. in the. manufacture of
dynamite, the cleaning of metals
and sugar refining. The Imperial
Institute, South Kensington, Lon-
doi, ‘S.W,, is interesting itself in
bringing ‘samples of this earth

Syoopt of Coal Mining Regu.
. lations.

14| COAL mining rightsof the Dominion,
in Manitoba, Saskatchewan a

‘Alberta, the’ Yukon Territory, the
Northwest Territories and in_a portion
of. the Province of British, Columbia,
may be leased for a term of, twenty-one

years at an annual | rental of $1 an, ‘on

Not more than 2,660 ucrea will
tone applicant,
plication for_& lense must be made
by. by Ons applicant i in- person to the A
Sub-Agent of the district in w ich
the tights »
In, Survey
-be-deacribed hy.
‘divisions of ade tions, an
territory the tract ap
‘staked out a the apo cant himself,
h ape ication must be accompani-
a

the rights a
ot ttate: but net ot therwise,
ty shall -bo pat

acre,
be! leas

lied for are situated, ,.*

éd ai by

cents per ton.

The bereon ‘operating
foie f tbe al rh tity of mit
‘ Ta ‘or i an of mer-
thentahter canal ofall quanti i
royalty thereon, If thee oa) mining.
‘righta are not being operated, suc!
ree chauld
onee a

mitted to

sutface ri miy be ‘considered’ n

essary: for the working @ of the mine atl yt .

the.rate. at $40.08. an Bt
For.

Department: of the Interior,
or to

em

ipo Deputy’ Mint ann

Agent . or Sab-Agent Go

an" We We ‘CORY,
of ee Anterior,

this sivertoement re het: be, * paid for.

partly. nominated und pertly.el-| —597s2,

It is. used:

““nyblication : of

| territery the land must |
sections, or legal sub-|§

d in unsurveyed | 8
lied for shall be| §

of $5, which will be refund-
lied for- are not! i
‘A royal: | Re
on the merchantable | * a -_
{ output of ne Mone at the rate of five

the mine shall ;
‘aworn returns | §

pay the |&

‘be fin shed at leant | #

The base wil inelude.the cont mining ;
ixights only, but the lessee may be por-| fi
urchise whatever, availa le | F

s,)

inform: don a lication
hhauld Ree Thade to the fon, appl of the| 7

thaws, :

ght

under the notice of “the British. ts 4
government and the trade genér- ‘st UART ti MARTIN }
ally and will examine any samples f Provincial Assayer }-
that may_ be, sent to the Above{ Bint Peers Be }
address, . Samples have already Koll sO wt ms

been received from, Australia. ...
The mineral is found in British

Columbia in large quantities, and

is, we are told, of excellent qual-

ity. Whether it so situated that Gives the Best. Meal

it can be operated to advantage| Te " ves

commercially at the present time Opp. Police Office, Hazelton. .

is an open question,—Colonist, |LEE JACKMAN : : Prop.

INSURANCE: Fire - Life - Sickness - Accident
MINING SUPPLIES: *i.".28 n.d."

om +» Enquiries and inspection ot t sanapleg solicited |

J. F. MAGUIRE france. Mansacares’ and Gael Age BAZELTON, B.C.

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‘HAZELTON, B.C.
_ WHOLESALE LIQUORS |

H. 8., per bot., 1.50; Negrita, per bot. 75
pp agnigeon slrish.”  . per bot. $ 150
B, Special Scotch 1 - 1+: ; 75 |
zB. Scotch, F.0. H., Dewar’s, King Geor
0.0., Johnny Walker, X.X.X., °°
G& W., Walker’ s, per bot. 75; Scncamn’ 4 'BS,
Corby’s;' Canadian Club, 1.25 °

* Old ‘Dake, H.B., (War Tax 5 cents per bot. i 1, oS

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Sherry: Bodega, Blue Label * comes
"Gin: . Gorden Dry, Sloe, Old Tom. Finsbury Dry,
_,.. perrbot., 1.25: Anchor Red {John.dia K uyper) 1.50
“Brandy: - 3 Star Hennessy,2.25; 8 Star Marion, per. bot. 1.00.
” Ale: . Barclay’s, Pints, per doz, 2, 00; Stout: Guin- .
* " ness’s Bull Dog. pts,‘ * Beer; Bud-
we ". weiser, qts., 5.00, Schlitz, 4.80, Pho:nix 3.00"

- We cannot sell you less than 6 bottles or or 2 gallons in bulk; but we ean -
sell you6 assorted bottles. The quali ty of our goods can bedepended on,

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Owing to the unsteadiness of Old Country shipping,
imported liquore may advance without notice. . z

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(CANADIAN PACIFIC : RAILWAY .

Lowest rates Prince Rupert to ail Eastern Points via steamer”
to Vancouver and Canadian Pacific Railway. © = - ||"
Meals. and berth included.on steamer sis’.

For VANCOUVER, VICTORIA and SEATTLE "

S.S."Princess Magquinna” aves Prince Rupert every SUNDAY, at 6 Pm,
5.5. “Princess Alico”-or “Princess Sophia” leaves Prince :|
. Rupert June 17th, 24th; July Lat, 8th. . ve"

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We are prepared to supply private 7"
“and publ: ie conveyances’ day and ji"
(ur stages'meet oi] trains at South Hazelton or New Hazelton. 9

BEST DRY BIRCH, $5.50 A ‘CORD
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Condign your shipments'in Our
Care for Storage or Delivery.
Gnfeatlons ta Hazelton.

“RAILWAY: “and “ STEAMSEIP * > LIES, |
Steamors antting Between Ske: ay, Juneau,

a Il, Ketchikan, Anyox, Erince. Ru rt, .
. ren yancouven Victdrie,” Seattle, ete.’ — ae :

Ve, Leave Prince Rupert: for Vancouver, Victoria Seattle,
Riga Monday and Saturday, at 10.00 A, _For Anyox,
Fridoy,at 10.00a.a. Fer Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau,

stepway, Wednesday, .at 12 noon. ° :
Arrive Prince Rupert: from Seattle, Victoria, Jancouy, ee. &:.
day and Friday, at6:04.m. Fedm-Anyox, Satorda}, at.$:00 ane we edees
Skagway, Juneau, Wrangell, jKetchikan, -Monday,. § at 60 ried ee one
. Eastbound traing leave Hagofton: Pasgen, r, Monday, Wednesdey, a
Friday, 9¢,$:08:P. mM. . Mined Saturday,: ot 33 eM. Waytreight Wed-:--g

nesday, Saturday, at 12:46 P, M,

Wostbow: id trains p lenye Hasclt ns p en ger Tuesday, Friday and a

Sunday, :at 1O2e ass ee 2 At Me : , Wavtrelaht “a

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