“NEW HAZELTON, 'B. c. “NOVEMBER “19, 1915

rr HUNDRED. FOOT

From Twelve Inches to Four’
Feet. tin Width... .

of the Silver Standard. mine was
fn town over Sunday. He’ told|*
the Herald that the: lower vein

ery well., They had stri
for a distance. of. ‘one. “hundred
Bact with. ore’ ‘al ‘the’ way from’
welve inchea, to four Feet: wide.
a!'he vein ‘widens i in places: ‘to- six
eet. How much; farthér ‘the ore|£
hoot extends: will be: determined
Bit a later date ‘when stripping |*
will be resumed. . re
am in the main workings a ‘second
a! raise is being’ run from- the ‘hun-
: ired and fifty. foat level to’ the
Bsurface, Ta doing” “this” wort” a
q ice bunch of ore was. ‘éncounter-

shipping ore is growing, a ‘pace.
| Speaking of the ore-on the old]:
dump the. superintendent stated
hat they had recovered . -over 40
fons to date and: a ‘Jot: more is to
be | secured yet.” ‘Hverything™ is
4 ow being closely. sorted. and .no-
hing goes on the
waster” It has: “he

l

igh silver ‘values’: i

lessens the. possibilities of _waat-
ing any of the. good ore, : In due

installed at the | rine:
The Silver. Standard. is. getting
nto good shape and all Hetforks
are most: satisfactory. =

A Splendid Concert

. Last Friday. night. the: “Joeal
jeople were treated tow very en-.

f the season.-

:

e, Bartell Wall
‘Mary Edgar~’and Tris Graham,
fall pupils of thé: public school, | t

talent wasa local;

a pcitations. The ‘sticcess of thie

7 “enjoyable winter,

dq

- Superintendant Hi G, Norrie, Re

‘até in’ New: York, what! is virtu-
ally.” “a, declaration , that General
Joffre, the French commander-in-

; and that the Grand Duke Nich-

of the: east; ‘Sir John - French’ in

cs ed and the pile: of high ‘prade} ¢

ara city vesterday, ce

“All ore is also going: ‘through ‘a ;
cleansing process: and this again|:;.:

time: a modern: ‘washery will be 4

oyable entertainment, the first

“The program. was Bl

@ varied, consisting of songs, reci-.
‘tations, and readings, cand | sthe:

‘did remarkably : ‘well-in: their’ Fee | OF

Bea ‘first evening augurs. well for an)

® to serve a hot supper ii ‘connec-
‘tion with their’ sale of: ‘work: on :

ORE SHOOT OPEN Gen. J offre | in C ommand of fs

, Lower Vein Showing dp up. well with Ore!

had: reached the ‘Russian consul-

chief, ; ‘has’ been. #fiven’ supreme
control over “all the British, Rus-
sian and ‘French forces’ operating
in the several ‘theatrea- of war,

olas, operating, ‘in, the: Gaucasus, }
Earl Kitchener in ‘another part

the west, and-also the jeaders of
the: Atalian. forces;: will” be: “pnder

4

‘hander:
The Herald said: “That. ‘Gen:
Joffre has been placed in supreme
‘command of the fighting forces
of. the, allied atmies: 18, indicated
by confidential advices. received
‘at‘the Russian consulate 3 in _ this

‘simo will soon take his ‘post, if
he has not: already. done so, -has

York from: ‘London for some time
past.

an Enghshman, who i is ina posi- :

‘trip here asserted ‘that General

the orders of * the’ "Frenehi’ € mi) .

ah] British forces during. the: last ad:

“That ‘the ‘French | ‘generalis-|

been the ‘report » reaching New

More than, tivo months “ago,
tidn to: know, ‘asserted: during. a

French would: take. his-: orders
from. Gen. Joffre.

ff Strength: wa ‘added: to the
assertion. ‘by Gen. Joffre’s' visit to |
England followed by ‘Earl Kiteb:
ener’s hurried. trip’ ‘to. the pear)
east. te ‘

From what has been learned,
it is ‘added, Gen.. Joffre, “made: it
clear, to" ‘the’ British authorities
that an. vandivided- imanagement
would be. ‘required | ‘to. avoid: con-
sequences similar ‘to: those that
have happened | to “the French:

hae ott tere

yan found “themselves tinsupport:
ed vin’ the. vicinity: of ‘Loos and |
what might :.have--been.ia great}
vietory fell-short:of its goal,- ‘be- i
cause someone had: :blundered. i.

ntly. that there:has:.been, friction
between Gen.;.French..and..Gen.
_It:has also:been said. that].
between, Lord. Kitchener.and.the |
-| Grand ‘Duke:Nicholas, there: has |’,

Joffre...

‘mand of -one' man, it is; said, might |p
In. dip: |

“ L ad iiichoner to Take , Charge of ‘Affairs i in 1 the Near’ Fast: and. he: sari: the: Grand . Coo
. Duk ‘Nicholas Will Work: Together for the Bulgarians’ ‘Defeat---Official : An-
- nouncement, is. Expected Very. Shortly:

“New York; Nov. 1i— The New|.
york Herald yesterday published
‘t|apparently upon information that

Secs wh British nits in the

“Tt has been reported : freque-

been same disagreement...
*: “With. the: Grand. Duke i in., the
east, ‘and. Lord. Kitehener -on| the
way. theré,. where _ they:, might
have to co-operate, the. fact: that ¢
they-were. both. under..the :com-

its:

have a soothing effect,;;
lomatie circles, iti 18 expected the |.
official announcement of; ‘General |i

Joffre’ S. appointment as comman: ;

der: in. chief: of : thei ‘armies’ of |
Great ‘Britain, : France, Russia,
and Italy, will soon, be eee

ea cae dese

nything which. contains: ore is mas
i orth saving on. account of the].

Londoii: ‘Nov. 462 “The Rt. Hon..

|G. Be Masterman;. -in-an. article
en t itle, “The: only | post ible peace)

erms;’” “published in. the‘ Daily.

| Chronicle, ; quotes.. Premier ..As-

quith’ 8 Statement, “We shall:
never... sheath: the; ‘Sword. which,
we- have, not, light: ras until:

‘hately secured against. ihenace
of aggression

. ‘Navy: Essential to Ni Pea

: Germany ren

je the rights of :

: sian Poland: shall be ‘united under.
+ the Czar. ora: ‘king to:be appoint:

an proceeds: nbs ad Stee
um of 80" inspiring aioe

- é: B Complete.

and Lorraine and, an indemnity
for all'the’ damage’ done, but also:

The ‘natural boundary: which
-would..render. Germany’ s attack’
forever ‘unrepeatable alike upon,
Belgiam ag well as” “France isthe
boundary of: the: Rhine. -
here for the

wus “Denmark shall receive Sehles-
wig, which.is. purely... Danish. ©
German, . Austrian, and’ Rus:

ved: by the Czar,

Mesopotania |”

Palestine, .

Let’ :

* tally’ “would receive. the. Trent: Ah
: ino and: the: whole, cof the Talis And.

| ba io fragments,.and. Armenits(y

who. would: revive. and. develop |"
the. one: fair, places, now deso:’
. | late: unde! ‘alien:rule; . The Turks.
would-be’ generally penned up.in
Central . Anatolia, where: ‘they

work, -instead of magsacre.,

Herzegovina, full and adequate

Austria ‘thatiis: ‘Serb,. \
A united Roumania, a anited,

z ” PACKING: RS es

s § Going to ‘the Soldiers —Use Strong: Tor

levery‘e care. i
the troops, ,

and ‘Surrender of wt ern er =
a ce'in E rope---Turkish Empire’ Confined" re ee
to Asia---Captured. Colonies to ‘be “Property. of Conquerors -

would be: eompelled -to- ‘Jearn.: to

‘Serbia. would ‘be. restored w sth,
a heavy indemnity, from: ‘Austria,’
land would: ireceive Bosnia : “anid:

‘|access to the’ Adriatic and all: of!

“or Lots of Brown E Paper, and”

in

absolutely essential ec le--

We okd

for the ‘troops. “Those ‘ieee
tely - ‘packed run, great, tin of

should not be used, nor is aig
sheet, of wrapping. paper: suffici-.
cient. protection. ‘The following:
forms of packing a are ‘Hécommend:,

“Strong: the age oxes... oa o _
" Several folds of stout packing

a _Aditiona ae

. There ites -runiors. nes ‘and
seemingly well foun led , that: one

properties. in “this! jstriet-i dg: now
jn: the: ‘process: of being. turned: to
new-owners, ‘The’ “bond: ‘price. is
|understood to- be: a, ‘Substantial,

large-stale.at’  plettaben another
bunch. of: miners will: ‘make: New