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marines a-month,

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_ THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY AUGUST 11, 1917

The World? S Doings i in Brief

_ News Notes from Many Sources

“Only one Tealian vessel was
sunk last week.

The coast shipworkers’ Strike

has been settled,

- The B.C. salmon run this yeat
is abnormably low,

The first. American draft will
be called on Sept. 1.

‘Copper is now quoted at from
$29 to $30 a‘ton, spot. en

Cases of -bubonie’ plague are
reported in Lima, Peru.. -

A strong’ anti-German feeling
exists in Austro-Hungary. --

~ Floods have caused much dam:

age in the province of Quebec,

Members of the, American
; forees will be privileged to vote,
Coal shipments from the U. 8.

to Canada will not be interfered.
with,

Butte streetearmen are striking
for a‘ 25 per’ cent increase’ ih
wages,

_ The sura of $7,500,000 is being
loaned monthly to Belgium by.
the U. 8.

General Erdelli, military gov-
ernor of Petrograd, has been
assassinated,

.A U- boat scare this week caus-
ed- the closing of New York har-

- por for a time. .

Germany -admits the loss. of |§
“slightly more’? than three sub-

«

Returned soldiers are enlisting

again in Australia, being ashamed
of the slackers there. ° °

War cost Canada $600, 000,000
up to July 20, and ‘her expenses

Vv
“A German munition factory at

_, Hennersdorf was wiped out by:

“an explosion on Sunday.
- Over $400,000° was sent last

week from the U.S.. for, relief

work in Armehia and Syria,

\ “Alvo von Alvensleben, the Ger-

‘man capitalist, formerly of Van-
couver, will be interned in Sa-
attle.

‘

‘King Alexander of Greece took |’

-oath of office amid great pomp
cand ceremony at Athens on Bat-

. urday.

oA London despateh says s there
‘is no hope of the temoval of the
British’ embargo on Canadian

-appleg, °

‘Twelve. perished when the

mesday, (0

Members of the R. N. W.M: P.
‘sare not being encouraged to @n-|.

Jist as their services are needed
in. Canada.

The: ‘U.S. will have no crop |
shortage next year, as the gov-|
ernment -will force the preduc-
ion of wheat,

Sir. Lome™ Gouin, ' premier of
Quebee, : ‘says that the province
will aceept consetiption if the

manjority f BO declares, ” o

"The vesiden¢e of Hugh Graham,’

_publsner of the. Montreal ' ‘Star,
was dynamited by andi-conserip-
-_ tlonists on Thursday, “1

on v

\" ‘befere the war. Was: plac’ at) 4.
“ » 9,000,000,000 rubles; ts estlinated
“mow at 0, 000;000, 000 ble.

‘Schooner Marsh foundered in al
‘storm on. Lake Ontario on, Wed-

at ‘Rubeia’ 8 national “debt, which

British residents of Hong Kong

liable for military service under
a conscription act passed there.

Sir Sam Hughes objects to the
government program and’ says
the Canadian offices in England
are too large and overmanned. ,

the stores and a shutdown may
result in the mines: when, the
engineers quit at Butte, Mont.

M. Kovostoff, former Russian
minister of the interior, has been:
artested ona charge of misap-
Peopriation of 1,250,000 roubles,

The Dominion gqvernment has
announced that it will take over
the Canadian Northern Pacific

the G,7. P.

Men ta the number of 175,000,
who signified their willingness to
change their occupations if the
exigencies of war demanded it,
are being communicated with by
the Nationa! Service board with
the object of obtaining farm)
laborers, of which there is a
shortage,

WATER NOTICE

(Diversion, AND Use.)

TAKE NOTICE. that. Herbert Dixon
Robertson, agent for the Green Mon-
ater Mining Syndicate, whose address
is Prince Rupert, B. C., will apply for
a license to take and use 16 cubic feet
persecond of water out of LowrieCreek,
also known as Nicholson Creek, which

Skeena River about three miles from
Usk.

atream ata point about three-quarters
mile from monti of creek, and will be

purposes upon -the mine described as
Green Monster Mineral Glaim.. This

_ Notice was posted on the ground on the

29th day of June, ‘17, A copy af this
notice and: an application pursuant
thereto: and ‘to the,'‘

to the application may be filed with the:
said Water Recorder or with the Comp-

Buildings, Victoria, B.C., within thirty

notice in a local newspaper, The date
of the first at publication of this notice is
July 21, 191

Green Monster Mining Co., Applicant.
By. Herbert. Dixon Robinson, Agent..

The Miner is two dollars a year,

from. the ages of 18 to 55 are]

Clerks are threatening to leave | _

system and will further finance

flows north-éasterly and” drains into |.

- The -water-will be diverted from the a

used for Domestic, Mining and Power | '

ater Act, 1914,'"; '
-| will be filed in the office of, the Water
1 Recorder at Hazelton, B.C, “Objections ;,
troller of Water Rights, Parliament.

days after. the first appearance of this| .

Addressing Soldiers’ Mail

In order to facilitate the hand-
ling of mail-at the front and to
ensure prompt delivery, it i is ‘re
quested that all mail be address-
ed as follows:

(a) Regimental Number.

(b) Rank.

(ec) Name. ‘,

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

(e) Battalion, Regiment (or

other unit), Staff appoint-
ment or Department.

(f) CANADIAN CONTINGENT.

(x) British Expeditionary-

: Force.
(h) Army Post Office, LONDON
England,

Unnecessary- mention of higher
formations, such as brigades,
divisions, is strictly forbidden,
and causes delay.

Printing |

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Hudson’ S Bay. Company

HAZELTON,

Phone 3h

We have just received’ a shipment

-of EZ fruit jars in pints, quarts

and-half-gallons. As the canning

season will commence shortly, it
~ would be wise to

secure your wants in this line early.

We also carry Soft Drinks, bemenade, Grape Juice, and.
a
Schlitz, Budweiser Cascade and Phoenix Beer, in quarts.’
Calgary Beer in pint bottles,

Imported Wines and Liquors always in Stock. ,

HUNAAEUCUUUNGCESUAUNG4NUC eco UANROUY ALAS TEAOEDGL SOUS CSSMNENDEIUHEE1 COU FLA¢NETINOEALTINTINIES

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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

Lowest rates Prince Rupert to alll Eastern Points via ‘steamer -
to Vancouver and Canadian Pacific Railway.
Meals and berth included on steamer

For VANCOUVER, VICTORIA and SEATTLE

S.S. “Princess May” leaves: Prince Rupert every SUNDAY, at 6 p.m.
- §S "Princess Alice” of “Princeas Sophia" leaves Prince Rupert
July 25th; Aug. lst, 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th; Sept. lst and 8th.

B&F Above sailings are subject to change or cancellation without notice, *
| J. I. Peters, General Agent, 3rd Ave. & 4th St., Prince Rupert, B.C,

OF every description
for everybody ~

- at the,
a /
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Labor Day.
Celebration
Barbecue & Horseracing
Dance’ in Evening
| COME ONE! COME ALL!
_ AT TELKWA = °°
Monday, September 4, 1917

_-FARM LANDS

* OREGON , &. CALIFORNIA RAIL-
[ROAD CO. GRANT LANDS. | Title to
samea-reveated in United States by Act
of Congress dated June 9, 1916. Two

to ¢ opened for _Homesteada and sale.
Agricultural and Timber Lands, Coné
servative‘ estimate Forty Billion feet of
co mercial limber, | Containing sam
of

and Description. of soil, slirfate, rains
fall, -elevattons,, -éte,. Postpaid On
Stollar. |
Box 810, Portland, Oregon.

en “

“STUART L MARTIN

- Provincial Assayer

poe

Fa serprenctniet trend A inert acy a g-Nal es + eG
woe cht ‘ Cy ae :

i Crown Grant o

million, three hundred, thousand Acres|.
eat. land left in United Statesi' ;
Large Map showing land by ‘peetiond |

Grant Landa Locating fo. :

| 7 Up-té-Date: Drag’ Stores |

Office /
NOTICE.
of Ominaca: District.

Miner
HAZELTON, BG. |
. 2 ne _* .

.. MINERAL ACT

Certificate of Improvements

HAZELTON MINERAL CLAIM, ait-
uate-in the ‘Omineca Mining Division

Where located:--On Nine- Mile Moun-
tain, : oa the Babine trail. .,

TAKE NOTICE ‘that J. C..K. Sealy
and George Raileon,;. per his attorne
Thomas tnilson,, Trea Miner's Certifi-
cates Nos. 98826B, 48167B, and :41366B,
respectively, intend aixty days from the
fate hereof, to appl ly to. the Mining

ecorder for a Certificate of Improve-

ments, for the purpose of ‘obtaining a
F the above claims.

And further take 1
under, section, 85, . m1

tice that -action
t be.comimence

before the j issuance of auch Certifieate .

of Improvements,~.
. Dated June 16,° 1817,
GEORGE RAILSON,
42-50 Per tT Railgon,
“ys SOHN G.

The. Real ‘Thing. For the
‘Soldier ‘at the Front

"0c pet pound

Hazelcon - .

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Gey Priating. ak a i=

= THE MINER: OFFICE.

‘Express, General Drayage and Freighting
| LIVERY and STAGE

We are prepared ‘to aupply private jj.
and publi ie conveyances day and if
Our stages meet all trains at South-Hazelton or New Hazelton. |

BEST DRY BIRCH, $6.50 A CORD
Care for Storage or Delivery. Ruddy & MacKay

Address all Tcatlons to Hi renee and NEW ae ay

night.

Consign your shipments in Our

“Leave Prince S ovinco Rupert for Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, AM. Saturdays

RAILWAY and STEANSHIP LINES.

Steamers sailing between. Skagway, Juneau, —
Wrangell, Ketchikan, Anyox, Prince Rupert, -. —
Swansan Bay, Ocean Falla, Vaneouver, ..-.!
Victoria, Seattle.

9 4.M. Mondays, (Saturday boat calls at Ocean falls and Monday boat

calls at Swanson Bay.) For Anyox at 12 noon Frida ays. For Ketchikan, §

Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway,12 noon Wednesdays. Portnightly, sailings | a:
ta Queen Charlotte Island pointe.

Arrive Prince ~Rupert from the South at 6:30 AM. Wednesdays and 9.
‘AM. Fridays,

Passenger trains leave Hazelton Fastbound at 7:10 p.m. Mondays,

Wednesdays and Fridays. Mixed train 1:65.2.M, ‘Tuesdays. Way freight
1:35 P.M. Sunday.

Passenger trains leave Hazelton Westbound ‘at 9:20 ALM. Fridays,

Sundays and Tuesdays, Mixed train é a. M. Sunday. .Wayfreight, ,

. 11:36 4 Mw. Monday.
For further information apply to any Grand Trunk Pacific Agent,or to.
G. A McNicholl, Aset, Gen. Freight and Passenger: Agent, Prince Rupert, BAC.

ty

MAKE YOUR’ DOLLARS me

FIGHT |

AT THE FRONT.

DOMINION OF CARADA 4
THREE-YEAR .
War Savincs CERTIFICATES:

$26. O00. ror. $21 30° a0 es | ie
60.00 “ “4asio0 °° |
«4100.60, “” 86.00

INBIVIQUAL, PURCHASES. LiMiTED ‘to #1809, x oo
camipasmmnmenaneail :

FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY: aT ANY ‘BANK
(OR ANY MONEY ‘ORDER Post: ‘OFFICE o

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