’ being: fornied i in Toronto, *

‘awarded to five Canadians.’ -

me =e MINER, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1916. :

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_ News Notes

~The World's s Doings i in ‘Brief

-_Many Sources

‘Navigation has opened on Lake
" Ontario,

‘France will import 5000 Chinese
laborers. for her farms... +...

A battalion ‘of. union men is}.

Victoria. “Crosses chave © bes,

‘Seppala's : ‘Siberian’ wolf dogs
won'the Nome-Candle i race, |

Nova Scotia. legislature passed
prohibition by a Nele of twelve
to five.

The prohibitioniats’ are to! ‘ube

lish a weekly newspaper it in Van-|

couver..

‘French reports Bay there are
now’ 2,500,000 British troops: in

- France,

"The Pacific Seamen’ 8 Union de-|
mands better: terms from shipe|
owners.

’ Eight were killed j in a “taltroad
collision st Bradford, &. IL, on
Monday. : 7

The 72nd Battalion (Highland-!
era) left Vancouver for the front
last Sunday,

The C. P. R. is considering the
electrification of: it 5 Sytem

through BC,

banke to. cover its latest | loan...

A Mississippi flood covered a
large area of farming iand near
Davenport, Ia.

The B: C. Lacrosse A Association

.-has suspended operations ° ontil

the end of the war, ©

- There is a popular movement
in Holland to prevent the sending
af foodstulfs to Germany, *

7 Berlin Socialists’ say. the gov-
‘ernment has emptied the! savings

a

:. he northern part of the Baltic

7 Sea is now free from ice and
naval developments are ‘expected.

= New legislation at Vietoria’ will
allow cletgymen to become mem-''

bers of the provincial parliament.

The eastern: part of Belgrade

was almost destroyed by .firé’ on

. Wedneaday. Thousands are home:

Jess. -

he

A Rome despatch says the Pope

will address questions. concerning

a | Red Cross,

peace to Great Britatt, and Ger.)

many...

Thirteen hindved men are em-
ployed. at Trail: smelter, which is

now Teducing the ore from. 22
~mines.: a a

“ * ae th

N et-boss Galbraith o of Balmoral
cannery. won. the. motor’ ‘yacht
Tannis, which wag raffled. for the

re,

@1g8t:

“Ex-mayor Baxter of Vanco
a life-long Liberal,. declares’

How. & ‘aupporter of the Bowser

a 7 ‘administration, 9
a Lord Montague declares that

ermany: will have sixty zeppel-
ady, for an pattaek, on Eng:

deferred...

“| sections. ‘of

Schiller, who held ap ‘the crew:

‘lof the steamer. Matoppo, pleaded
guilty to a: charge of piracy at}.

Wilmington; Del. Sentence was

c fay | é tornado awept| ».
‘Missouri and Kansas. |:
Over: one-hundred persons were

‘injured and tivuieh property dam-

age was: ‘done,

' Gatholie authorities i in Holland
have information that more than
a: ‘million’ : Armenians have been
| mutdered. by. Turks.. The victims
included 100,000.Catholics,

After being ‘chased half the
length of the Mediterranean by a
submarine, the steamer America,
carrying 1255 passengers from
Naples, arrived at New York on
Thursday. | \

South Vancouver Con servatives
{have nominated Rev. Wm. Boul-

ton as their. candidate’ for the a

provincial house, in place of
Stuart Campbell, who withdrew
some weeks: ago. ,

BL OG," Hanington,’ provincial
inspector of legal offices, who ad-

; { mitted - receiving. a commission on

the. sale. of Victoria courthouse
site tothe. gavernment, has ree
signed; at the request of f Premier
‘Bowser. ae .

A meeting i in ‘Victoria on Tues-
day expressed disapproval of the
provisions of the soldiers’ home-
stead’bill, declaring that settle-
ment in communities was the only:
feasible way of helping the. men
to establish themselves on, the
Jang. . . "

“Chief. “Fuaties Hunter gave a
jadgement i in favor of-the liquid-

‘ator: of the Dominion Trust, who}

aued - “insurance companies for}.
$250, 000 insurance on the life ‘of |’
W. R. Arnold, the Igte manager, |<
The court.foind that suicide had
not been Proved.

“Twa hundred Teutons, including
a ‘number ot. consuls, are under]:

surveillance by the U..8. depart=|.- wo
If there is aj

‘ment of. justice,
rupture’ with ‘Germany they will:
he! arrested on charges of com-
l spiracy. The | delicacy, ‘of the

international situation precludes 7

oe adllratidehieteltemen

oa Quite Typical |
‘Our New Hazelton ‘contempor-|s
‘ary, ine last. eeak’s | ‘issue, said:
“The: annual’ waste of several
thousand dollars worth of timber! :
and labor floated down the, Bulk-

their arrest ‘at present:

the ‘Bulkley from South Hazelton
hroke: up: and went, out. with the
ice,” 3
“Theke are ‘the facts: “The wins
ter bridge. WAS constructed’ by
connecting. the ferry approaches,
and: the labor cost for this: work
was ‘legs’ than $30. “On ‘Aprit 5.
e| nding theice beginning to break.
up, the ‘road. ‘superintendent, had
the center bents of the. temporary |

se | pride removed, to prevent theiz|m
lous.
planks, posalbly, worth. two dale |

An this work seven or, eight

jon military subj ects demonstrates
losses of Germany alone, from the

81,1915,”

r must bring the: German reserves

; getting all “thet up’

Jin-view. -

)ment.in, Wall. Street; :,

ting orders: ‘on Thursday.

° Albee, the Yukon. Territory, the
Northwaat Territories and ina portion

| maay | be leased fora

ley and. ‘kéona rivers last week “ rights ap

4 when’. ‘the winter bridge across |

: ay .

In a, a, recent ‘article i in Land, &|
| Water, Hilaire’ Belloc,an authority

that’ dthe ‘tainitium ‘permanent
‘beginning of the’ war to Deceriber

WEF, not less. ‘than
3, 650, 000. _ He: cites. ag evidence

of the. exhaustion. of the Kaiser's |

of the 1917 class, . The total wast-

age of the German forces, Mr.|

Belloc shows, must be over four
‘millions. This: great dead lose

within meaaurable distance of
exhaustion, ard will ‘go. ‘far. to
explain the frantic efforts made
at Verdun to’ obtain what might
he: heralded: a8 A*victory justify:
ing a demand for peace on terms
satisfactory’ to the Germans.

“BEC. is All Right oo
Some of our contemporaries are |
* “over. the
query, “What is,the matter with
B.C.?”- They are wasting prin--
ters’ ink, Trouble is they are
barking. up the wrong tree, B.C.
is all right, from any standpoint,
especially the metalliferous. Of
course, if one: has it in for the
government and is making a
grandstand play+-which general-
ly acts like a boomerang, by the
way--one will Took through yel-
low or cerutean, ‘spectactes, and’
"| usually with a ‘political purpose
' But give the devil his
due; anyway. © That is fair play
—the genuine British article,
Trail’ ‘News. °

‘President Wilson’s "speech: in
congresa on-the German submar-
ine’ palicy caused “great. excite.
Brokers
were overwhelmed, with liquida-

‘Coal Minog Regu.
__ lations, . ;

—

Synopti af:

|coatn mining rightdof the’ Dominion, |

Manitoba, Saskatchewan an

British Columbia,
rm oF twenty-one
“rental of $1 an

e Province of

years ‘at an annual:
acre.
be legged to one applicant,-
by el Heaton for. a lease must be. mada
licant i n pe
PY ‘Sub. gent of the district in ‘whic
ied for are sltuatdd.
territéry the land mus

In marveye

he discribed by sectiono, or legal aub- |
sions of sections, and in-unsurveyed | &
lied for shall be |B |: |

oernitony the, tract ap:
staked out by the spb cant himeelf. .
ech a plication must be accompani-
a

ed Re d for are act
available, but “ al her lie
ty a ie paid ox"

output of the mn 4
conta per ton...

the rights applied

rate of five

‘Phe parsoin | @ mine shall
furnish the Ag ent Worn returns | B
accounting forthe £ al qaantiy of mer-| B
chantable' coal rad apy thel@ -
royalty: ‘thergon. “If the’ co mining

rieghta are fot: bein operated, suc
returng. should ba .

furnished al. least

once A'year.
The. Gare’ wil include the coal mining
rights onl only, but the lessee ray be per-
turchase whatever available

borfece a rig

Wo rate 01 of S16,00 an. as
‘andy to

fase ninco

Not more than 2,540 acrea will Le,

i Express, General Trayace and and Freightingt

Taon to the A ent F

‘ge of 35, which will be retund- |}

. Aroyal-| Bo a
‘merchantable | °°

. Addressing Soldiers’ Mail

- Tn order-to facilitate. the hand-
ling of mail at the front and to}
ensure prompt delivery, itis re-|

quested ‘that all. mail be, address-

ed as follows: | | ~
» (a) Regimental Number, | a
_ (b) Rank... oe
“(¢) Name.. . coe
"(d) Squadron, Batter or Com.
pany.

other unit), Staff appoint-
ment or Department.

(g) British Expeditionary
' Forte,
(h) Army Post Office, LonDoN
“England,
Unnecessary mention of higher| =
formations, such as brigades,

divisions, _is strictly: forbidden,
and causes del ay. ane

“EGGS: FOR HATCHING

Pure Bred White Leghorn
Also Plymouth Rock
‘Fine Laying Strains—
SL 00 per Setting of 15
J. SHORT -

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“DENTISTRY

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"MINERAL. ACT
- Certificate of Improvements _

‘ NOTICE,
_ SAPPHIRE, OMAR KHAYYAM,

- | ABDIEL and BUNNY BOY MINERAL -
reserves the © appearance in the": (e) Battalion, Regiment (or CLAIMS

first. line: ‘of. large bodies of the}
41916 class and at least. some youths! :

situate in the Omineca Min- .
ing’ Division ‘of Omineca District, :
Where lecated;—On the South-West
alo a Mount Selwyn, about: eight.
tiles Findlay. Rapids on the ,
South Be of Peace River. °
: TAKE NOTICE that I, F.P. Burden, --
acting as agent for G. Rosa Palmer,
Free Miner’s Certificate No. B79896,
intend sixty days from the date hereof
to 2 apply to the Mining Recorder for 2 a
ficate of Improvements for the
A pose of obtaining'a Crown Grant of ~
eaboveclaims. —. ree
And further take notice that action
under section 37, must he commenc
before the issuance of such Cartifiente,
‘| of Improvements,
Dated thia-1st day of January, A. D.-
41916, ; 85

Commercial Printing at -
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BARGAIN PRICES !!

PERFECT ION Crimped Steel Wire Poultry. Fencing:

Height 274 inches _ per rod § “A0
“60 inches’ “au 80 .
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~ CANADIAN ‘PACIFIC "RAILWAY

Lowest rates Prince Rupert'to
: ! to Vancouver and

nadian Paci
- Meals and berth included on steamer —

all Eastern Points via ‘toamer .
way.

Wo 2st Mag dst, 12th,

For VANCOUVER, VICTORIA and SEATTLE

SS, “Princess Maquina” leaves Prince Rupert every SUNDAY, at Spm. ,
8,'S. “Princess Sophia” leaves Prince

Rupert on. April
23rd and June2ad,

a T 1 Peters, General Agent; Bid Ave. & 4th St., ‘Prince. Rupert AC.

| LIVERY and STAGES

“i pus _ Our stages mest all traing

We are orepared to supply private Py! .
and public conveyances day and }
‘at South Hazelton or New E

eer nApv.
Last LFRL

‘ Conslgn’ -your shipments in Our
mM) Care for Storage or Delivers.
f Addrer all cornimiunieations to Haseltori

& MacKa;

may ba-‘coneldored nec: |}
essary . for the. working, 0 of the mine at} §

Tall: one application ;:

every ‘Thursday at
*. Steamers arrive

‘day anid. Thuraday.
|: ‘Puegday ani

, cea TRON PAG RAILWAY “and. STEARSHIPS
_ Steamers calling between Prince Rupert, Anyax, Oo
Vancouver, Victoria and Seatille, © 0 .

; - Steamers South from Prince, ‘Rupert every ‘Tuekday :
"at TPM, and Saturday at A.M

a7 P.M. every Sunday ond 9AM. overy Thurs Ve
-Anyox 5 P.M, every Frida, .

Posaonger trains leave Hazelton Eastbound at
Mixed train leaves at,2:80 2.M. eve r
cag a traine leave: Haéelton Westbound at 10:

Friday. Mixed traty leaves at 4:48 A.mi every newt

-ALASKAN: SERVICE .:

North’ to “Apyox :
midnight : .
Prince Rupert’ ‘from th

Cerinenng
i Steamer $1 sai

Thunaday , Match 80, and avery ‘Thutedey
at 12 noon for Ketchican, Wrangelt,J ianeeu,Skaeway, ;
mnections thadé biteyden Traine and Bteame! -

: a

“tise after,”

‘BIRCH, $5.56 A CORD}
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