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SYNOPSIS OF COAL MINING REG:
: , ULATIONS. ,

Coal mining rights ot the Dominion;
in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta, ‘the Yukon Territory;’ the

’ North-west Territoriea and in 2 portion

of the ‘Province of British. Columbia,
may he leased for.a term of twenty-one
years at.an‘annual rental of $1 an acre,

‘ot ‘more than 2,560 acres will be leased

to. one applicant.

by Whe applicant in. person: to the
Agent.or Sub-Agent of the district in
‘which ‘the. Tights: applied for are. situa-
ted.

In:surveyed: territory the-land must
be-described by«sections, or legal sub-
divisions of sections. and in unsurveyed

- territory: the ‘tract applied: for shall be
_staked.out by the applicant himeelf. -

‘Each application must be acconipenied
by a fee of $5:which will! be refunded if
et Tights applied fo are-not available,
but not otherwise, .
paid-on the merchantable output of the
five.cents per ton. :-

the mine’shall
“sworn :returne |
‘of mer-
e-royal-

quanti
payt
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uch returns

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Notices for Crown Granta ewe
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 36, 1914

pplication for a leaie mst. be made ;

“A royalty. shall be:

Its Time to Dig -

T is most amusing to read in the daily 1 press:
from all parts of the dominion ‘interviews

that conditions are’ improving ‘and ‘there “is a
bright future and that money is available for all
legitimate manufacturing and commercial enter-
prises, and at the same time these same men are
shoving the. money deeper into their. pockets, It’s

and their business to meet the new conditions.
The editor of the Vancouver Province recently
handled the matter in a most intelligent. manner.
The point of his argument was that the time had
come when every man, woman and child in the
dominion, and éspecially in British Columbia,
must throw aside all past ideas and ideals and
get down to actual production,

‘It is no longer possible to sit tight in an office
chair and grow rich through speculation. - Kings

Money is

producing it—in this part of the country by tilling
the soil and working the mines. Speculation is
out‘of the question entirely. Itis a case cf ‘dig, ,
and dig where something will be found. or. will!
grow. What has been produced is all, in. use or

The War Bulletins
‘TUESDAY

London—Twenty-four forts at
Antwerp still hold out in face’ of |-
continuous bombardment, accord-
ing to the Times correspondent.

the |

Petrograd— Official communica-
tion announces that on Oct. 11th

ty of action, -

8. Ss. PRINCE GEORGE

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|: ish Columbia fund is being: raised to assist the
. destitute in Belgium who have become ‘destitute

-|}eountry, and in which the. Belgian, people. have

“taken such .a: prominent and heroic: part. for; the ;
‘benefit of the. civilized world. . The Herald has|‘—
‘been’ ‘asked: to open’a subscription list ‘for: those

with bank managers and leading. financial ‘men

| that the fund should be raised as: quickly - ag pos-.
sible as there is now great. suffering: among. the}
a case of fooling the people instead of helping |. :
them tu see conditions as they really are and |

showing them the way to. readjust themselves. ‘Belgium is endorsed and is being. heartily and

‘political, professional and commercial circles: of

and emporers are speculating now and the people
‘are called upon to do the producing.
scarce and. will be for years to come, and: the only’
way that the masses are going to get any,is ‘by

Russian armoured ‘cruiser
Pallada was torpedoed in the Bal-
:. |tie Sea. by -a- German submarine
mt and. sank. with entire crew.

Bordeau —Official bulletin “gays
it has been decided to transfer
-| Belgian, government to France in
order that it may have full liber-

‘Temporary - offices
have heen provided at Havre... ar

of Europe. ale op ately tied. up: ‘in:-the war

HE ‘Omineca. ‘Herald’ ‘has: ‘been’ informed by
the Belgian Consul in Vancouver that.a Brit-

through the war that is now ‘in progress. in: their

who feel it their. duty-and. privilege to. contribute.
Such.a list .is now. open and all. subscriptions sent
in. will be acknowledged through these columns
and. forwarded to the Belgian Consul in -Vancou:.
ver, . It: is desired: by the: provincial .committee

es tle

people of Belgium.: ae a .
. The subscription to the unfortunate people: of

liberally. supported by -the leading.-men-in.'the

the province and the dominion.

Send or ‘bring your subscriptions in ‘now.
not delay. No sum ‘is’ stipulated, but each and
every one is asked to give what they feel they: can.

“Ba

CCORDING to the. despatches vihich come
over the wires. ‘every day in: -eonnection with
the war, the Allies are driving the Germans back

every day. At the same time ‘the Germans. are.

making progress and from time to time some im-
portant city or some great fortress falls into their
hands, and they. appear to be getting. closer: to
London all the time. It is: about.time the. real
conditions were handed out to the: Beople, 0 or else
shut, the news. Off entirely. oe

Paris — Official — Violenitattacks
occurred. yesterday along front.
At no place did our forees lose,
: "| while at some: points we gained.

--Betrograd—No Germans re-
main in Russian provinces of Sul-
waki. and: Lomza.: The: Russian
advance in. East:;Prussia contin-
ues. The entire district of Lyck
is now occupied bv the Russians.

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‘| perts is: which side chose the. bat-

Big battle fought 2 at t Racaki, ‘be
tween Augustowo ‘and’ Sulwaki.-
Several batteries’ were | ‘captured
by the ‘Russians.. : ‘Allies today
turned eastward: ‘where Teutonic
allies and’ the: Russi: ins are “pre-
paring ‘to'‘engage™in: what. may
prove one of’ the. most: ‘decisive
contests of the \ ware: nee

“Vide iavtdéaee is accumu-
lating. ‘that ‘the. forthcoming - -gi-
gantic ‘conflict: will be determined
in Russian ‘Poland, “and the: only
question . disturbing ‘British. ‘@X-

tle ground. : ‘It is now. ‘clear. that
Russia has abandoned. the narrow
point in. Galicia ‘between’ Prezs-
myl and Cracow. “Petrograd | says
the operation was due to stragetic
reasons, while. Vienna. ‘maintains:
that’ the Austrians drove the.i in-
vaders out.

_London—Ghe tis now 4 ‘upied
by the. Germans, ‘according. to an
‘Amsterdain | despatch.” “Uhians:
have arrived at: ‘Selzacte, a ‘short
distanc ee from: Ghent and’ the com-
mander announced. that, there are .

six ‘thousand: soldie x hee