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The Omineca Miner
PUBLISHED BEVERY SATURDAY AT HAZELTON, THE CENTER. OF THE
GREAT Omrneca District OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, =

A. R. Macdonald, Publisher and Proprietor.

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Gazette rates, .

Vou, LV. _ SarurDAy, NoveMBER 28, 1914, No. 13

Those who realize that the great basic industry of mining is
going to prove the greatest factor inthe development and pros-
perity of British Columbia will be gratified to learn that Dr. Brock,
lately chief of the Dominion Geological Survey, and now dean of
the faculty of applied science in the British Columbia University,
has accepted ‘the presidency of the Vancouver Chamber of Mines,
This organization, while it bears the name of Vancouver, is com-

posed of mining men operating in every district of the province,.

‘and will undoubtedly meet with a considerable measure of success
in its efforts to advanee the mining industry. We regard the
connection now established between the Chamber of Mines and
the provincial. university as a most encouraging sign of the times.
In the person of Professor Brock, the Chamber has a president of
wide experience and great ability, a3 well qualified for the office he
has now accepted as for the high position he occupies in the
university. ;

We hope to see mining courses of extended scope included in
the curriculum of our new seat of learning, and particularly short,
winter courses, similar to those which have proved so popular in
the college of mines of the University of Washington. There are
many men, engaged in prospecting and mining in this province,
who would gladly take advantage of a three-months’ session of
lectures and demonstrations on mining subjeets. © Such a-course,
designed to meet the needs of men who desire to know more of the
technica! side of prospocting, mining, and assaying, would be of
untold benefit to the industry. There is no reason why such a
program should not be adopted... Ag inthe American university,
short course students should have no fees or charges to pay except
for materials actually used.

It: would be well for. those interested in this subject to brig
it to the attention of ‘the provincial authorities, who’ may be ex-
‘pected to look with favor upon a; proposal. | so" evidently. practical
and beneficial to the mining industry. ‘

THE BEST.MINING |
INVESTMENTS

ues, but the discovery of uew.

When ‘an honest, elean- out
- Jt ia almost impossible to get a

veal money-making investment
in a profit producing mine. The

shares cost so much that the! glaimed for it to makeit good, or

trove, ‘the recovery: ot old val:

straight-out, bona: fide mining
offer comes your way, and you.
can prove it to be all that is.

dividend rarely amounts to more
than good interest on the money
paid for the shares.

It follows, then, that the

most favourable: time to invest

in a mining property is when.
the development work “has. been
carried so far that values are
known to be sufficiently great to
make the investment profitable
and where the only chance is in
the values of the land that. has
not yet been developed, As
money was heeded to develop

’ the project, so money is needed |
for mining machinery when the}

prospect has been developed.
The shrewd mining
will seek such opportunities and
take advantage of aa many of
them as his financial resources
will warrant. It is in such in-

_ yestments that money is made in
. mining, Such are ideal invest-
ment opportunities, in that they

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combine safety and large profits abundant eopper ores along thel:

as practically assured facts.-

. There is no better investment,

all :thirigs considered, no. more
_exciting,:. honorable, important

undertaking or enterprise than
the imining of «gold, silver, cop-
‘ per, ete.” The world needs these);

metals, must have-them, And

as long a3 the world stands men.

will struggle, sacrifice and per-
“sist the’ ‘hunt far, them. - Min-
‘ ing is honorable, in. “that: it in
- Jares no man, but makes an in-
-“-ftial ebfitribation. to the: world’s
_eaalth f rom. which all. met: de-

investor |

| fissured zones,

you can see into it by means of.
the unmistakable evidences of

_}truth which mark its very face
as an honest thing—take some.
of it if you: have the money; fcr|[F-
if you get in right on the: right

‘kind of a mine before they open
‘it, up and the whole world knows
‘the story of the millions that are
‘in it, and everybody comes tum-
‘bling over everybody else to
‘grab everything in sight, you'll
‘get.rich.--Exchange,

Copper in B: C. |
In -eoncluding a very ‘compre-

the British Columbia Magazine:
entitled - in
Coastal Copper Deposits,’” Ron-
ald C.: ‘Campbell Johnston, M-E.,
says:

“There can be no doubt ’ con-
cerning, the presence here ‘of

reat length’ of-B. C. in frequent
deposits of irameni se torinage con-
tained.in wide, extensive: contact:
Now that most
of the. probable. contingencies
likely: to be encountered é are famil:

iar and a thorough knowledge of
whatalready has been accomplish-
edis complete, therequisite values
established to be only above one
per cent-ore, or Jess than $3.00,
as paying {ta way commercially
at. the present day, and prospects.
most encouraging in being, fur:
thier. able toe yet suedéasfully

| treat ores of les6, than” one per

capper, it it behoves

'
hensive and able contribution to]

British Columbia's -

THE OMINECA MINER, ‘SATURDAY, NOVEMBER-2 2, ‘yo

32000000000 a I '

‘| but now lying dormant, . only

waiting for a repetition of . more.
successes throughout the coast
range of British Columbia,”’

Liquor License Application
Notice

Notice is hereby given that, on the
first day of Decamber next, application
will be made to the Superintendent of
Provincial Police for a renewal of the
license for the sale of liquors by whole-
sale in and u upon the’ premises § known as
the Hudson’s -Bay ompany ‘g atare,
vituate at Hazelton, B. C., upon: the
Jands described ag lots-6 and 7, Hazel-
ton -townsi i

THE HIJDSON’S BAY COMPANY,
WILLIAM WARE, Manager,

Applicant.

Liquor Act~Section 41°
Notice 1s hereby. given that, on the
firat day of Decém ar neXt, application
will ‘be made.ta.-the - Superintendent

hotel license to. sell liquor..by ratailin
the hotel known as the Hotel Telkwa,
situated.at Aldermere, in-the Province
of British Columbia,
Dated this 8let day of October, 1914.
1B BROUG TON & McNEIL,

Applicants .
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OUR SPECIAL OFFER
to every one sending us- $1.00 in
currency or postal note, to cover
advertising and shippin; charges.
we will gend | post-pa'
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five million dollar company, either
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American Silk Hosiery,
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‘QUALITY STORE

Highest market prices paid for
Raw Furs

DRY. GOODS.
___, Men’s Furnishings -
Hardware... Groceries .

GENERAL MERCHANT
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‘DENTISTRY |

DR. BADGERO |
Smithers, B. ci. _

Mines and Mining

Good Properties: for sale — —. Gash. ‘ron
Bond. Developnient, and, -
Assenimont Work:

~ Cari. Brothers. =

"Bight Years In This District,
Haselton,. Hh Oe

William H. Holland

| BEST DRY

Birch: Wood

Now.in.our yard. Send
in your order.

| ALSO°GOOD, DRY...
LUMBER: FOR SALE

Good, ‘Warm Blankets, all
sizes and colors; Wool
Caps; Sweater: Coats for

men: and women; Boota §
and Shoes; Women'sSuits,
Mufflers and Scarfs: Girls’
and. Boys’: Winter Coats
pnd Caps. .

GENERAL STORES / AT
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Provinclal Pollee ce "Rnowal of the],

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The Favorite:
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Weather Necessities.
"tien; wei wish. ypu: to. note: our
new, stock of

~ Rubber and Felt Goods -

Good, quality. rubber. is. slightly -

cheaper, this.year---you,have. the

In addi ~

poe 7 benefit: of. the: lower price:

Our Grocery Dept.

is kept: up-to-date; -with fresh
goods arriving on every freight. .

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_ Liquor Act--Section, AL.

Notice is hereby. given that, on the
first day of Necemt 6r rex ‘application

tC sue siadalalaiata hE! ont

‘The GALENA CLL CLUB" ie a oH

Under New, Management

| first day-of Decamber next, application

| Provincial -Polica for’ renewal.of: the
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ithe hotel known ag the Hazelton Hotel,

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Prince Raper Tent ond Asaing Co.

[STEVENS ir

the hotel known as the Omineca Hotel,
situated at. Hazelton, in.the: Province
of British Columbia, aby

:. Dated this 15th day of. October, 1914..
JOHN C.K. SEALY, Anplirant.

POOL; AND AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES... eM
Finest: Cigare, Cigarettes; ‘and Tabaccos, Choice .
Confectionery, Freitsy Ice Cream, Soft Dritiks

Liquor Act:--Section-41: | GRAHAM ROCK er ae “PROPRIETOR...

-. Notice is hereby given that, on the

will be made to the Superintendent of

hotel. license to-sell liquor by retail in

| ne ‘ S. S-- PRINCE. GEORGE.
situate at Hazelton, i in the. Provinge ot UNK J. Leavea:, Prince Rupert fer toon Victoria and

"Pate thia 1hth day of October, 2914. |f Al: 8.3:/PRINCE JOHN" leaves Prince Rupert fo Van:
G. M ELEY, g Ve, ie: "leaves Prince uper or ane :

ROYSTON Os Applicant. couyer, 7p, m.; Novi: 1, 24, ‘Dee By Be

leave ‘Hazeiton::for : Prince: Georas

_ Liquor Act--Section.41 * PASSENGER TRAINS. Femonton, Sealatoon,. delville. ta

Notice is: hereby given that, on the; @. Winnipeg, et¢., on Wednesdays.dnd Saturday
first; day of. December-next, application) @., at Winnipeg for. St. Paul, D atts and: chica ye at BAB pe. Ms connecting: o
will ba made to the Superintentient of | §

Provincial Police: for - renewal: of the
hatel. license to. sell liquor by retail in
the hotel known as the Hotel Bulkley, |.3
situated. at. Smithers, in the Province of |&
Britiah | Columbia. . n

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For through tickets and full information, apply to local agent or ta” .
ALBERT DAVIDSON; GENERAL AGENT, PRINCE RUPERT,B:; MG t

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Trunk Railway System; Chicago to: ‘Montreal "the DiniblevTeawk Route. FF. -

Dated this 15th day of October, 1914.

- JOHN'N, CARR, Applicant.

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