. - dering threshing operations,

” “Egypt the largest ; aviation school
in the. world,

- England’ are to receive | an in-
“crease in wages,

“ * of 43 cents i in one day.

‘eyed men finding that larger. re-| .
tums. are to be secured f in Britain: |"

"It is reported that the C. P. R.. :
“has. placed an order-in England]:

: - alon

‘Hearst’. ‘International: News
‘Service: has ‘been - blacklisted: ‘by| .
. the Britiah wovernment and. willl.

-Syeeeive m0 further officlal cable

"1. A’ movement: in

———=Eio

THE OMINECA MINER, ‘SATURDAY,. OCTOBER. 4, 1916

tinea

——

~The World’. . ‘Doings i in n Brief

Coe “ | ‘News Notes from Many Sources

~ Addvessing | Soldiers’ Mail '
“hn: ‘order: to- facilitate the. hand-

ling of tail.at:the front and: to|.,

. The Allies. have a million hors-
sin France, .

' Sir Sam Hughes i is now a lieu
. tenant-general. me

Russian bonds: tisve an’ ‘enor-
“mous sale in Japan, Fest

A Swedish aviator. will try. to;
fy across the Atlantic, on

Dyes made i in Great Britaly are
Proving very successful.

‘Sunday work dn. shells hos been
barred in Great. Britain,

"Trish volunteers ‘are now ‘urging
_eonsetiption for freland.-

Snow in Saskatchewan | is bine

“

Aleohol ‘made’ from sawdust ig
‘said to be the’ coming motor fuel,

Bread in Vancouver now sells
at five cents for a ‘ten-ounce loaf.

The. Westinghouse Air Brake
Co, made ten muillions 4 in the last/,
year, |: vols

Nineteen neutral ‘shi 3 ‘have

‘been sunk by German mines in
four months. uf :

The British: are establishing | in

King Otto of Bavaria, who has}
been .insane for a number of
Years, is dead, :

.| The output of Vancouverrn mines

‘last year amounted tor More than |

Aa-million tons.” .
Textile ‘and iron "workers in

>. Wheat: sold at 1. BB. on ‘the chi
: ¢ago market last Monday, a drop |

Orville Wright, the ‘aerial in-
-Nentor, has presented his. patents |.
to the British ‘government,

” The complete soldier vote for |

the province may not. be made}.
known « until early i in November. |’

~ It is estimated that ships total-

“ting t in value $75,000,000 are now | -
ander construction. on in the Pacific .

_ tonst. ook
‘Four poticernen were , shot at

Bayonne N. J., in a battle with |
--Btriking entployees.0 of the Tide- -

. water On Co,

AS royal ceomnmission hes been, .

‘appointed to ensure an adequate

: supply. of wheat and flour: for,

"Great. Britain. 0°

An Ottawa deapatch Bays’ there
“wit be-no conscription in Canada, |”
but | badges will be isdued to. dig-| |
tinguish workers. from slackers, po

American capital i is being gent :

“to London i in large aniounts, mon-

, for a fleet of steamers to ran be-

o. ween: Vanicouver and. Viadivos. :

fe A, ae a

~ This’ ‘reported that Ambassador .
° Gerard; - who. hag ‘arrived i in New]
York, from: Gertwiany, i is charged |

‘hy the Kalser,

y) news. . ne

 church,anior is‘beln
; {fresbyterians: Th.

mpeeed _

74

rotest 5 agai ainst 7
carried:on'-
Ant:

Irish. Unionist members of. the

| British . House of Commons have|ed ¢

passed a resolution declaring that |

{the government: should extend |’
the ‘military fPmpaleion act to 7

| Trelan

- The federal ininister of finales

government, securities,

Premier ‘Asquith has introduced
a new ckedit bill for £300,000, 000.-

a This “is: ‘the thirteenth vote of
credit'since the outbreak of. the]

wat, bringing - the. total to £3,- -
182,000,000. ne

The melting point of ductile
tungsten, ig ‘higher thar that of
any other known metal -and ita
tensile: strength exceeds that of
‘Hiron, and nickel, ae

A Bright Light an
There’ 8 happiness j in the homie
brightened by the Aladdin. Mantle
Lamp. : Better than electric, |’
twice the’ light, on half the oil,
Most econgmic, reliable, durable, |

sient. . No noize, no odor, . Clean
and elegant, Local Agents, ” o
™ R, Cunningham & Son, Ltd.

Gresn B Bros. ‘Burden &

Civil Engineers
_ Dominion, British Cohimbia,
“and Alberta: Land Surveyors -

Offices at Victoria, Nelaon, Fort George
and New Hazelton, .--

F. P. Bunpen, : New Hazelton

Z. : L

=

t

= Co.

STUART J. MARTIN
- Provincial Assayer

a oe ‘every descipn

for everybody
2 at. the.

: ~ Miner © |
Office: -

| HAZELTON, 5 : Pa.

ield; in ‘Toronta thiy month,

ti-unlon}. convocation: willbe}:

‘[is inaugurating. a plan of national |
paving for war purposes, ‘by ae-|.
cepting snall “sums: which may |: a
‘|be applied to the purchasing of

practical,. ‘satisfactory, . and, effi-|.7

of Recher-de Bouk:, mountain,
* TAKE NOTICH' that I, Dalby B.

Alberta, th

| aore,

by Applic

fed ed’ by

7 oe habe but not ot
. | ty shall - be paid on

: centa per ton.
. furnish the Agent wit

‘{chantable- coal

“tL ensure Prompt delivery, it.is rée-

quested tall all. mail he address-

fe: Battalion,.. Regiment Mor!

tee,

‘ment or: ‘Department, :

“ay CANADIAN: ContincENr..
(g). British’ ‘Expeditionary:

_. ° Foree, & :
. dh). ‘Army Post Office, Lonpon
» England,. « VO

auch as brigades, ;
divisions, is strictly forbidden,
and’ causes delay.

HOTEL PRINCE RUPERT}:
THE LEADING HOTEL IN NORTHERN B. c.

_ 31 EUROPEAN PLAN 1:
One Dollar per.day and upwards
2c. aula service: ‘to and from ‘all trains and boats

PRINCE RUPERT - see es B.C,

Commercial Printing at
THE MINER. OFFICE

MINERAL ACT

| Certificate of Improvements
oN NOTICE

VICTORIA, BELLE, VIEW FRAC-
TION, BELLE FRACTION MINERAL
CLAIM MS, situate'in the Omineca Min-
{ang Division of Omineea District.
Where located:—On the West slope

Morkili, B,C. Land: ‘Surveyor, of Harel:
ton, B.G,,. Free Miner's Certificate No.
19790, acting as agent for New Hazel-
ton Gold-Cobalt ‘Mines, Ltd; (non-per-
sonal jiability), Free Miner! 8 Certificate
No. 5598C, intend sixty days from the
date hereof to apply-to ‘the Mining
Recorder for a:Certi cate of Improve-
ments for the parpose of obtaining &
Crown Grant for the-above claims.

And further take notice that action

oe Je - . ~flunder section. 85, must be commenced
“Hazelton, ; BC - {| before the issnance of auch Certificate
Birmsrmrerce near of Improvementa, - - 8-11
~~ Dated this Mth. fey of September,

‘s] AD. D. B. Morkill,

| 7 Syne of “Coal Mining Regu

et - Tations,

. Coat n mining rights of the Nominigs

Manitoba, “Saskatchewan and
the Yukon ‘Territory, the
Northwest Territories and ina portion
of the Province of British Columbia,
may be leased for a term of twenty-one

“| years’ at an annual ‘rental of $1-an ha
' Not’ more than 2,660 acres. will ly

be tensed to one applicant.

applicant j in pergon to the A

or Sub-Agent.of the district in w ich

‘| the rights ‘applied for are situated. :

teriitory the land muet |i

: | be described hy sections

” (divisions of seetiong, and i
territory the: tract applied for shall be ’
‘ataked out by the app

In survey

cant himeelf.
-Bach h application must be accompant- /j
ea of 5, which will be refund-
the rights epplied | for are not
erwise.
the merchantable
output of the mine at the rate of five

‘Tho péraon operatin

aecounting forthe ful
imine andi
royalty thereon. [f ‘the coal minin
righta’ are not being. aperated, suc

oneé a Year,

The lenge villlinelude the coal mining + il
hts only, but the lessee may he per- | B
urchase Whatever. available
surface He ta may be considered: nec-| i
for. the Grorktns of the mino at | |

ie ta.

ay, Tate of $10.06

‘AN acre,
Por foll:

Secretar

a pald for,

- | thie adearttpmes will 2
2 ~G8782,

_y'sale in and upon: Ba
- {situate at Haale |B. C., upon th

| lands described as‘lota 6 and % Hazel
we ton townsite,

_ other. unit), Staff appoint- |-

“Unnecessary, mention: of higher).
. -| formations,

can among

plication for a lease must be mide r

or legal sub-| fi
in unsurveyed | fj

‘returns should be furnished . at least | § .

{nformation. ‘application :
-fehould ba made to the
i ‘Department x the Interior,

| ony nk: oF: Bub- ent ot :
Bo i foo Lanka Se ao

of the| fi :
ttawa, |'9

oe We wa cory,
2. Depu Minister of the I te rior, ;
NB Deputy: Mini ried: pant aes ie ”

poiemiectn

Liquor License Application
“Notice: . ae

* Notice. is.’ hereh
‘first day of f Decem er next, application
will be: thadé‘ to the Superintendent of
Provincial Police for a renewal of the
Jicense for'the sale of liquors by. whdle-

the Hudson's. 8. mpany’a . store,

e

Dated thia 7th day af October, 1916

“THE HUDSON'S BAY: COMPANY,
- WILLIAM WARE, Manager
~ Applicant.

- Liquor’ Act—Section. 41
Notice is hereby given that, on the|-
firat day-of December next, applicatiog

_ | will be made to the Superintendent of
Provincial Police. for renewal of the | '
by retail in]

hotel] license to gel! eter

the hotel known'ag the elton Hotel, |

'|-gituate at’ Hazelton, in the Province of
. | British Columbia.

Dated this 7th day of October, 06
ROYSTON G. MOSELEY, ‘Applicant,

Liquor Act~Sectioa 41

--Notite is hereby given that, on the
first day of Necember next, application

Provincial Police for renewal of the

hotel licenae to sell liquor by retail in
the hotel known as the Omineca Hotel,
situated. at Hazelton, i in the Provinee
of British Columbia. | - : 10

"Dated. this 7th day of October, 1916.
* JOHN C. K. SRALY, Applicant,

of
as

given that, on'the|

remises known as}

will be made to the Superintendent of |’

INSURANCE

of ali kinds.

Lowest. Rates.
Prompt and Liberal Settlements.

Mining: Machinery and Supplies.

__ Cradock’s Wire Cables,

Estimates, ‘aiven fe for Tramways,

J. F. MAGUIRE, Hazelton

Insarence snd Mercator! Ava: a

The Miner i ig two dollars: a year, a

oy LOST. a
A sorrel horse branded: double
Ion left hip, Finder will be
°| rewarded for its return to ‘Hag- |

uel-Get'vi to” “Mooseskin Johnny
at Moricetown. ° pe

TELEPHONES

A Telephone saves time and
-Mmoney,': Get on the lines-of : ©
progress, «Ask for fall ‘in-
formation,

NORTHERN TELEPHONE Co. oe,

"Head Office ‘Hazelton.

aon ToS nan NRc

pana s Bay company

HAZELTON, “B.C,

Pel

Gree, Deygonds, Boots and uf Shoes, Hardware, \ Wholesale fe Liquors

*

- RANGES, AIR. TIGHT HEATERS

CAMP COMFORT, SHEET IRON CAMP
= STOVE PIPES, ELBOWS, DAMPERS

een

Anti; rost . Weather Strips
ye For Doors and. Windows |.’

noes oo

Esnnaiicimimatecanicimeannamnie nis semana

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

to Vancouver and Can.

Lowest rates Prince Rupert to all Eastern’ Pointe via steamer -
Meals ‘and berth included on steamer |

Canadian Pacific Railway.

Pri

For VANCOUVER, VICTORIA. and - “SEATTLE. °

“8.8. “Princess Maquinna” Jenvas Prince Ruport every SUNDAY,
incess Alicea”; or “Princess Sophia” léaves Princo Ru;

at6 pan. be
upert

. Sept. 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th, Oct. 7th, 14th, 2tet, 28th, Now de’
L J. 1. Peters, General Agent, rd Ave. & 4th St., Prince iret BG

-Our stages meet oll trains

We are repared to supply private &
‘ond publi¢ conveyances ‘dey and
at South Hazelton or New Hazelton. §

_ BEST DRY BIRCH, $6.50 A CORD

Consigh your shipments. In Our
Care for Storage: or’ Delivery,

Rudd

A royal | Addross ail communhadens to Haxelton, HAZELT N and NEW MAZELTO
royal- | eetea agar ey cee a

& ce |

the mine shall| @
_Sworn ‘returns |'#
quantity of mer-| 8
poy the] §

"RAILWAY

and 9 a.m, angel Kee ‘From Ai ae
Juneau, Wrangell, etehikan;

'Bastbound tiaing leave. Haselion:
‘at, 7:08 PM

4  Weathoimd tains ‘leave: Hazpiton:
; “LORBAM. ‘

A ttt Information apply, ‘ta

A. MeNicholt Ws Aout, Gai, Fret

Steamers sailing between - ‘Skagway, Seat, us
Weangell, Ketchikan, Anyox, Prince Rupert,
,, Ovean Falla, Veneouver, Victoria, Renttle,

Steamore ‘south : from Prince’ Rupert: Wednesday. and Peay at OAM
North for Anyox 12 midnight Wednesday,
: Wrangell, Juneay, Skagway, 12 vncon. Saturday. -

8. . Steamers arrive Prince Rupert. from south at 10:80 AW

00 aM. Wedn

Passenger, Worine
Mixed Friday, at R2e PN. *

‘Mixed ‘Thursday at 6 | AAR vi Be
sry Grand min

and STEANSH LINES...

North’ for etchitan

7pm. Thursday,
nesday.

Pus

Strongest Companies. a