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THE OMINECA, MINER SampEpar, NOVEMBER 6, 1916

ee,

“ MAIL CONTRACTS

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to}
the: Postmaster General, will be. re-
ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday,
the 8rd day of December, 1916, for the
conveyance of His Majesty’ 8 Mails, on
each ca Contracts fi our years in
each tase, becween:

. Burns Lake and Francois Lake,
2, Colley Mount and Francoia Lake,

8, Francois Lake and Ootea Lake, .

4. Francois Lake and Willowvale,
from the Postmaster General’s pleasnre,

Printed notices containing further
information as to the conditions’of the
propos ed contracts ma’ aybe seen andblank

me of Tender may

Post, Offices. of Francois Lake,
Ootsa Lake and Burns Lake and of Mr,
J..'Eastment, Colley Mount, Messrs,
Prosser & Reid, South - Francois Lake; |.
Mr. W. R.-Nelson, Willowvale, and at
the office of the undersigned,

ott Office Inspector’ 8 Office, Vie-

Bickle,

toria, B C., I5th October, 1915.
E. H. FLercuer,
a1 |. ‘Post Office Inspector,
, NOTICE,
In THE SUPREME COURT OF. BRiTISE
CoLUMBIA,

‘ta the matter of the Administration
ct'and in the matter of the Estate

of Peter Dunnigan, deceased, in-

testate.

TAKE NOTICE that-by an order of

fa Honour Judge oung, Gated
the 26th! dey of October, 1915, 1 wv
ap jinted Administrator of tha Estate
of Peter Dunnigan, deceased, intestate,

Alt persons having claims ‘against
the said estate are hereby requested ta
forward the same, properly verified, to
ay of November,
1915, and all persons indebted. ta
the said estate are required to pay the
- amounts of their indebtedness to me}
forthwith,

Dated 29th October, L915.

STEPHEN H. HOSKINS,
Official Administrator,

9-10 Hazelton, B, C,

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT Co-
. OWNER

To George M, Swan, or to any parson or persons

to whom you may have transferred your interesta,

- taka notice that f I, the undersigned co-owner with
you'In the Cumberland: Russell and Sundown

. {Rupeell Group) Mineral Cliims, situated in Hun-

Basin, in t

6 Hazelton Mining Diviai -
inece a Distciot, Pr in ritish Colm oe

Province of British Columbin, haye
ned amount of work on,tha aboye-

- rane the req claima for the year i914 ‘in order to

hold the same under section 24 af the Mineral Act

and {f within 90 days of. the publigation of thfg

her, 19

- available

-ty-ahall be paid on the merchantable {|
‘ output'of the mine at the rate of five |"
- tents per ton.

uo in
~., furnish the Agent with

-. Wghts are’ not

NB
oe should ‘be made to'the: Secretur
: Department gf the dnterlon,

, 5 Dominion

- or Sub-Agent of.-t

onea a year, + |

. ebsary: for tt
"the Tate of $10.00

hotice you fall or refuse to contribute $158.60,your
portion. of .such. expenditure, togethor with the |-
coaté-of thig advertisement. "your intereat In the
anid‘mineral claims will one the property of
the undersigned under Se thon 4 of the Mineral
Act Amendment Actofl 180.

R, Co-Ow: wner.

LN.
Detedat Smithers B.G, thie 20th ‘day (of Octo.

Synopsis of Coal Mining Regu.
lations.

Conte mining rights of the Dominion

in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and

Alberta,. the. Yukon .- . Territory, the

Northwest Territories and ina portion
of the Province of British. Columbia,
may beleased for a term of. twenty-one,

years at an annual rental of $1 an
acre. Not more than 2,560 acres will

be-‘leaged to’one applicant, .

Application for 4 lease must. be made |
by the applicant’in pergou to the Agent
@ district in. which

the rights applied for ‘are situated.

., In surveye ‘territory: the land must
be described by sectiona, or: legal sub-
divisions of sectiotia, a nd in unsurveyed
territory the tract anpilled for shall be |”
staked out by the applicant himael?,.

Each h application Mmuat be accom ani-
edb ee of $5, which will be refund?
ed i the rights applied-‘for' ‘are. not
but not ctherwise, A royal-

@ person. Operating the mine shall
sworn returna
‘accounting forthe full quantity of mer
chantabla coal-: mi ined and, the
royulty: thereon, | If the con Thinin
being operated, suc
retutas ‘should : bo: furnished at Teast |

. The lense will include the.coal mining
rights only, but the lessee may be per-
mitted to. Mon Abe: jwhatever: ayailable |:
eurface rights may be considered nec:

4m Bere,
For ‘full ‘Informatio:
it the
Su b-Agent

vor to

mt bande 6

sputy: Minineer oy ORY, ;
ue Ni nister 9! riOy.
“ thorized. publication: of
tin * ell not ba Pa

e obtained at the |,

“The World’ s Doings i in ‘Brief

News Notes from Many Sources.

been executed in London.

Norman Galt on November 15.

shows: an increase of $4,000,000.

aerial
battlefield,

for interment, .

strike riot in Chicago,

ate ‘Austro - German
October 20. at 5,000,000.

Germany is bleeding to death,
and
the New York Tribune,

Villa has confiscated the Chi-
huahua plant of the American,
Smelting & Refining Co. :

A war council of. seven to .ten
ministers will act asan executive
committeee of the British’ eabin- |:
et, saysa London report.

U. 8, postal “authorities — say
$200,000 has been stolen from
post-offices in the last year,

British submarines sank twenty
German vessels in the Baltic
between October At and 23.

An extensive plot to smuggle
Chinese into the U. 8. has been
discovered j in San Francisco.

A typhoon wiped out the Philip:
pine town of Tobacco.’ One
hundred persons were killed,

. Vancouver made ‘a profit of
$7000 in the operation. of its
bathing beaches daring the sea.
son,

A shipmént’¢ of 1250 tons of

To date, ten‘ German spies have
‘President Wilson will wed Mrs.
. Canada’ s revenue for October

King Victor of Italy made an
flight over, the Isonzo

The body of Sir Charles tap.
per will be brought to Canada

|

“Russia has ordered 16, 000s steel
freight, cars from United States |,
| manufacturers,

,One man was. ‘killed and three
‘injured in a garment worker’s

Amsterdam authorities estim-
losses to
‘|0f copper-a month from Vancou-

is practically. beaten, . says

[alist candidate who accused the].

Nine ‘Oklahéina bandits held
up an M: K. & T. train, escaping
after dynamiting two express
safes and rifling: ‘the mail bags. |

Seattle detectives are trying to
run down the pro-German arson
ring yesponsible’ for the recent
waterfront firéand otheroutrages.

_—

ten villages:

ap fourteen muni-
cipalities.

Woman suffrage was defeated
in New York state by 210,000: in
Massachusetts -by 108,000 and
also in Pennsylvania, in this/-

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ane NNNEONH HH HNCORTNHM OA RANCHES

Hudson's s Bay Company

HAZELTON, B.C.

Dealers in Groceries, Hardware, Boots; Shoes, Etc.

LIQUOR: Mai

In the Ontarid general election you
in January. local option will be f
voted on in.seven cities, ten towns, OF $i

- tended to.

IX bottles:

| orders promptly at-.
Let us send .
a trial assorted order

NEW ZEALAND: BUTTER vn Fresh
Shipment just artived:. Per pound, 45c,

eon

UREL Eke irl 2]

week’s elections.

ver to New York,

General Mahon,’ the British |!
ordnance expert,
inspection of Canadian factorigs,
with a view to establishing heavy |!

ordnance works: ‘in the Dominion, |.

As soon ak ‘the Panama canal |i
is re-opened, the Granby ccom-|]
pany will ship fotir million pounds |

is making an- : Consign your shipments in Our
BY C

: | Address all communications to Hazelton.

Express, “General Dra Drayage ‘and Freightin

F LIVERY and STAGES

night, Our stages meet all trains

| We are prepared to supply private ;

and publ; ie conveyances day and i
at South Hazelton or New Hazelton. |

_ BEST DRY BIRCH, $5.50 A CORD

are for Storaga or Delivery.

Ruddy & MacKay

UHAZECTON and NEW HAZELTOR

Lack of. fire . escapes caused

and fatal injuries to many more.
in’ a fire which destroyed St.
John’s school at Peabody, Maas.

The admiralty has placed three
captured German ships at the,
disposal of the Dominion govern-
ment,” to provide further facilities
for moving Canada’ 's wheat crop]
‘to Europe, 0" J.

' Botha has brought action ford:
slander against Mannik, a Nation-|,

the death of a acore ofchildren | ¥

ALBERT. DAVIDSON,

ant

GENERAL

~Ageney All Atlantic and ‘Trans-Pacifie Lines,

RUNK MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS at6:08p.m,
‘To Edmonton, Saskatoon, Regina, Winnipeg,
St. Paul, Chicago, Eastern Canada, Maritime. -
~ Provinces and United States, ; mo
Standard: and Tourist Sleeping: Cara and Parlor-Observation Car 3
ervice,

2 BOATS WEEKLY from. Prince Rupert.
‘every Tuesday at9 a.m. 8.S.Prince George every

UNEXCELLED EQUIPMENT .-- CHARACTER SERVICE.

_ Por full particulars, reservations on boat or train,
, apply to Local-Agent orto. ~ =

+ ¥anl lta ot

cz i
INS WEREAL Y
s 9. Prince Rupert zo
Saturday at 9a.m.-

AGENT, PRINCE RUPERT, B. c

South. African. premier of failing |..
to décount . for 4 large sum of.
rold left. by Kruger,

‘The Vaneouver steamer Leona,
carrying Britannia*Mines ore to
Tacoma, foundered: off: Active
Pass, in the Gulf-of Georgia, on.

first day of December next, application
‘will be made to the Superintendent of
Provincial Police for renewal of ‘the
hatel license to sell liqu
the hotel known as the
situate at Hazelton, in the Province of
British Columbia. at

-ROYSTON G. MOSELEY, Applicant.

Liquor Act—Section, 41
Notice ia hereby given that, on the

retail in
nm Hotel

uor by
azel

Dated this $th day of October, 1915.

Saturday night. Seven, including
‘the captain, ‘were lost.

Liquor Act---Section 41
Notice is hereby given that, on the

- {frozen . meat “from Canada to

rance has given great satisfac- t
tion,”

appointment of a-Canadian cus-
toms . officer at New. York,

first day of December next, application
will be made to the Superintendent of
Provincial Police for renewal of the
hotel license to, sell liquor by retail in
the hotel known as the Omineca Hotel,
situated at Hazelton, in the Province

British Columbia’ boards of
rade: yesterday ‘demanded the

to

A. Rome” despatch says the
Crown | ‘Prince’ of Germany is
dead, ° according ‘to Vatican ad-
vices, :

and Niagara cartied to Australia
54,000- boxes of British Columbia
apples. -

“On their last trips: t the 3 Makara.

‘detachment’ of Germans single-

allow Canadian vessels tu take
advantage of the Panama, canal,

of British Columbia,

Dated this 9th day of October, 1915.
JOHN G, K. SEALY, Applicant.

‘Sergeant - 0’ Leary; ‘the: ex-|'
member Of the R, N.W.M, P., who
won’ the V.C. ‘by. wiping outa

handed, has-been sziven a com-

new. battalions brings Canada’s
army up to a strength of 200, 000,
and .Sir Sam. Hughes’ says there

The authorization of twenty

1| Arts and Crafts Building,

| Established 1897 by the late J, O’Sul-

bpecial: train on: Sunday. i

the quorking of. ‘the mine. Bt °
“whole mountain | is" ‘sliding ‘into

Al dredges have heen buried, .

‘The British erviser Argyll ran
agtound on the Scottish const and
may be a total wreck, No lives
were lost. es ;

Two hundred | British Columbia
miners, engaged for work - in

Great: Britain, left Vancouver by |?

1:
Britiah ‘troops. ‘are. now using
clubs studded. «with hobnails in|4
trench fighting, : where rifle: ‘and
‘bayonet, cannot, be used,

|
Reports ‘from Pariama § ay ‘the

‘the Culebra cut, and. some of: the |

io men
Se. a ‘Seattle |

mission in the Connaught Rangers.

ing and Hamborn Were seized by |.
| British warships off New York |.
harbor,
transferred - by their. ‘German

States registry. |

talllion. cigarettes: ‘to soldiers at}:
the. front,::

cigarettes. and. tobacco manufac-
tured in Canada,

plumber,” yesterday killed: hia | str
for, ifé and, "bii

will.be no slackening in racruiting]|

fee Hf

| ring. -
The American steamers Hock- under arms before spring.

Nine Japanese fishermen, ‘who
‘were blown acrosa the Pacifie in.
& 30-foot: fishing. boat, which was!
wrecked on Graham Island, - are |:
to’ ba -Teturned. to Japan bythe
goverriment: They were almost
without food for many weeks, -
‘A. Nanaimo grand jury brought!
in. no:bill againat Inspector - -Grae'.
ham ‘and Manager'Tonkin, charg
ad. with manslaughter i in .connec-

“They were. , recently

wners - from Danish ‘to. United

The: “ Overseas Club: hag’ ent
85. -tons of tobacco and sixty |. .

‘Canadian’ soldiers are
ow ‘to: be. supplied: ‘with. superior

| Pacifie Coal Compariy’ 8: mine “ae}
South Wellington laat. Februaty.

“Don't: forget. Sour: henter--at

He expects to have 250,000 men. a

fo with’ the’ flooding’. of- the: hotel

Hazelton Coffee
House |

. Opposite Police, Office’

BEST MEALS’ iN TOWN - a
No other. place’. :
" ean ‘surpass: us
PRICES Low,

Fresh Bread Every Day *

, Oitice

Assay Ollice and Mining ;
ur Street

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ER

VANCOU

The Estate of J. "O'Sullivan
~ Provincial Assayers and Chemists

tivan, ‘F.C. S.,'26 yeara” with
., Vivian & Sons, Swansea.

HAZELTON MSTA. oe

at or-the arte
from Mr t. J. Sy In Telkwa from Dr. Wallace;
or by by mall from th

lokpita

‘Green Bros, Burden & Co,
ivil Engineers .. -
- Dominton and British Columbia .
| Land Surveyors

Offices at Vietd. la, Nelron, Fort | Geoige..
1... Bud New Hazolton,

BoC. ‘ArPLEOx, Mgr. ‘New. ‘Haralton. ~

_Liguor Act-Section it ite ;

‘Dated this 16th aac of October, ‘ik,
SOHN N CARR, ‘Appileant.