week.
- The London Times beliéves the

-fiseal year has nearly doubled,

‘sig:

-maide to’. ‘réach * Bh.
“the Irish: question.’ ar
. ‘Britieh airships.

THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1916

earner

. “The. World’s Doings i in » Brief

“News Notes from Many: Sources

Japan i is building 104 merchant

ships,

_Astatie cholera | is” reported at
Tokio and-Osaka. :

A hurrieané edused $1,000,000!

damage i in Porto. Rico.

A Chinede leper,. found i in Vie-
toria, will be deported. ,

“Tuan. Chi Jui has been appoint-

Sed: permanent premier of China,

.Many were killed by-rioters in

_ the Dutch West Indies this week,

Five battalions: of ‘Canadian
troops arrived’ in England this

war will ‘last for another two
yeara.

Yaqui Indians ambushed ‘and
annihilated.a battalion of Mexi-
can soldiers,” LO
A bill granting equal rights to
Jews will be introduced. in the

_ Russian duma.

Rowmania’ s. declaration of v war

"smashed. the bull. market” for

wheat in Chicago.

Prince Louis Murat. grandson
of Napoleon's marshal, has’ been

“killed on the Somme.

An earthquake in southern For-

mosa destroyed 500 houses, Thir-'
ty persons were killed.

- Fay, ‘the German offieer con-
‘vieted of conspiracy,has escaped

from Atlanta pertitentiary., -

The Duke of ‘Connaught laid
the cornerstone of the new par-
lHiament building yeaterday,

' A thousand Chinese laborers

have arrived at Lyons,to work i in
French munitions factories.

The increase’ in Canada’s hank
deposits sincé the beginning of
the war ig over $200, 000, 000, ;

‘Canada’ 8 ‘trade for the present

according. to customs reports.

- Fourteen U:S. war vessels, tem-
porarily withdrawn from Mexica
patrol duty, are at San Diego.

Germany will: permit no expor-
tation of’ sugar beets, until her
own, ;tequirements.. are satisfied,

Russia and’ Sweden have agreed
on the construction ‘of an inter-.
national bridge over: the Pores |

river, | wo

Somme. Germans’ “advocate | the.

cornering of gtain. ‘in ‘neutral
countries asa means sof injuring

the Allies.

“The keel of a a1b-foot steamer,

' the first of any, size to be built on
_ Burrard Inlet, has been laid atl
_ Vancouver, \.

+ Fifty per cent of the Canadiana]
- wounded in the severe fighting of

June 2-16 have already comiplete-}
ly tecovered,

‘British : destioyer ‘aeroplanes,
the fastest’ machines in the world,
have - recently accounted for at

" Getman, okkers. “

“As @ result: of the. war ~ Venice

‘is: facing 2 a sérious. -econgmic cri-
The Italian Ravernmnent has

‘been, appealed -to,* 37
“Daring the British sdislnent

ary: recess. atrong efforts will be

settlement of}.

rolling’ off the

tare ve!

Wann

e 8 zeppeling,

-.{N.. S., were recaptured.

Memphis is @ total wreck in the
harbor of: San Domingo. All
aboard were saved: ..

‘The provincial moratorium’ has!’
been extended,so far as it applies
to the redemption of land and
the payment of taxes,

A tunnel between Ffahee and| .
England is to be built after the’.

war, it is reported, It will con-
sist of two 20-foot tubes,
Captain Valentiner, of the sub-
marine which sank the Lusitania,
has been decorated with a num-

_|ber of orders for the deed.

The Paris Temps estimates
that the Allies’ superiority over
the Teutonic Altianee i in.men and
resources is now three to.one,,

There’ is a marked decrease in
the number. of infantile paralysis |p
cases in New York, and the epi-
demic i is believed to be “nearing

"its end. ,

‘Ina twin- motor seaplane, Vic- 19)

tor Carlstrom, a an American avia-
tor,earried a passenger. 661 miles

in less than ten hours, making | al.

new yecord. |

-An area of 650,000 acres -was
burned over in the recent forest
fires in New Ontario, The tim-
ber loss was $6,000,000... Three
hundred lives were lost,

Three of the four German pris-)

oners who escaped from Amherst,
The
other -refuged to halt when over-
taken and was shot by a guard,

- On his return to Victoria, after
a tour of the ‘province, Premier
Bowser expressed complete satis-|*
faction with the prospects-of the
Tonservative party in the coming
‘eléction.

‘The federal steamer Montmag-
ny; wrecked in a collislon in the
St. Lawrence, has‘been sold for

| $25,000 to a Quebec firm which

will try: to raise the vessel,
cost $100,000.

. The power schooner Great Bear,

She

carrying the Borden Aretic’ ex- ky

pedition, was wrecked on-Pinnacle},
Rock, in Bering Sea, on Aug. 10,
All hands were safely landed on
St. Matthew’s Island,

Te is: claimed. ‘that: the great
munitions explosion i in New York
harbor: ‘a. ‘month gO Was due to
chemical: solutions i intr oduced into
the varnish. used in. coating the
‘shells, An ‘Austrian ‘arrested i in
Walkerville, Ont., ‘has made a
ciréumstantial confession. '

“Northern. Lighta © |
A wonderful display -af the
Aurora Borealis was visible on
Saturday, evening.
changing streamers, clouds and
‘curtains: of ‘light, focussing di-

rectly overhead, played: to‘ and’

from the eastern and: western
horizons . and even to the: south,
Tne bfilliant, phenomena | ‘were
‘seen for an jour or. more, cul-
minating in a typical ¢ ‘corona in
the north,”

; TheAfiner i is. two dollars: ‘a ‘year,

(TELEPHONES

A Telephone saves: time and .
. money, - Get on the‘lines of
> progress. Ask K for ine’ :
‘forniation. | ;

The |U;. 8. -armored cruiser),

* aixt

‘or. Sub-,

* Constantly-

‘Jonee a
Tho lenta wlllinclude the coal mining | 3:
rights only, but the lessee may be.per- |

a,

‘ofall kinds,

Lovwest Rates, - Strongest ' Companies.
"Prompt and Liberal Settlements, :
—————) ake
Mining: Machinery and Supplies. |
 Cradock’s Wire Cables. -

° Estimates’ ‘given for Tramways.

=

a. F. MAGUIRE; Hazelton

- Inaronce and & Manafacturess” Aun.

MINERAL ACT
Certificate of Improvements

... NOTICE
’ DEBENTURE, MOGUL. GALENA,
B. & M, MINERAL CLAIMS, * ‘situate
in the Omineea.- Mining Division of
Omineca District,

Where located:—On Babine slope,
about 24 miles from’ Moricetown, on the
Cronin Trail.

TAKE NOTICE that Dalb
kill, B.C. Land Surveyor, of
BE. G.,. pocting jas agent for A. H
ten, Free iner’s Certificate No.
959068, and Henry, Bretzins, Free
Miner's Certificate, ‘o. S5907B, intend,
daya from the date hereof, to
apply to the Mining Recorder for =
Certificate of Improvements, for the

B. Mor-

se of obtaining a Crown Grant! B

Pree above claims.

~ And further take notice that aetion,
under section 85, must be commenced
before the issuance of such Certificate
of Improvements... : . 4S 5
Dated this 29th day of Suly,
6. Yrorkal

Sumani Printing at
‘ THE MINER OFFICE

”

»>NOTT
A ban .
- #

In THE SUPREME Ci Cour o OF BRITISH
CoLvMara,

Tn the matter ofithe ‘Administration
’ Act and in the matter of the Estate
of John J. McDiarmid, deceased, in-
testate.

TAKE NOTICE:that by an order of
His Honour Ju tidge Young, dated
athe sixth day of’ July, 1916; 1 was

oF ohn J Administrator of the Estate
a: f John J. McDiarmid, decensed, intest-

"A persons ” having claims againat
the said estate are hereby requested to
forward the’ same, ores ly verified, to
me. before’ the lt of August,
.| 1916, .and all persone * indebted: to
the said estate are ‘indebted to pay the
amounts of their’ in ebtedness to me
forthwith. -

‘Dated ist day of August, 1916.

STEPHEN H, HOSKINS,
Official Administrator,

49-50 Hazelton, B.C.

Sysiopsis of Coal Mi Regu.

5 lations,

(Coal mining - rights of the Dominion,
in Manitobg, Saskatchewan and

Alberta, 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
Not more than 2;560 acres will

acre.
be | lensed to one applicant, t

Appl lication for a lense must be made |p

applicant in perdon to the Agent
gent of- the district in which
the rights applied for ara situated,

In surveyed territory the land muat

by the

ba described by sections, or legal aub-|i
divisions of sections, and in unsurvayed |
territory the tract applied for shall'be | #i-|-

staked out by the applicant himself.
Bach ‘application must be accompani-

ed- by 8

ed if the rights applied“ for are not

available but not. otherwise, A royal-

ty sh:

cents per.ton. -

Tho person operatin
furnish the Agent wi
accounting for the fall mantity of mer-
chantable ‘coal misie and
royalty thereon, If: the coal minin
rights, are not being operated, suc
returns. should be Turn) shed at Jeast
Oar,

mitted to purchase jwhatever Available

surface rights may be: considered “nec-

for the. working of ‘the mihe atid. -

eBBaTy
thd rate of $20.06 an-dore, :
_ For full: jaformation
should-be made to.the Sec
Department. of the ST atorioe
or to’ an ait

| Demninjon |
; mew i CORY, ©

i Minister £ the Intertor
peg Depa, Minit

of: tle
ttawa,

'$1000

azelton, |
H.- Mor-

€e of 35, which will.ba retund>| if] C

| be paid. on the merchantable | “=™
ene lf the mine at the rate of five .

‘the inine shall .
aworn returns | §

pay the|#':

spppleation 2

nt or Sub-Agent ‘of |B
VES Tuesday, : ‘Satorday, at Nab A Me.

Hazelton Agricultural & Industrial Assocation

‘will hold: its first _

ANNUAL FAIR
HAZELTON, B.C.

On Friday and Saturday, Sept: 15- 16, 1916.
in prizes and awatds $1000.

‘A grand display of Agricultural and Mineral. Products of thie District

‘SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS

BASEBALL
- Horse Races on new Race. Track
Rock Drilling—Sawing and Chopping ;
Field and Track Sports of All Kinds 7

(On Friday Evening —in Assembly Hall— On Satdy. Evening

A Grand Dance | “What Happened to Jones” '
Wilk Be Held By Special Request ‘

EXCURSIONS FROM ALL 4
POINTS IN DISTRICT

"EVERYBODY COME!

“Hudson's s Bay y Company §

SPECIAL PATES

ON RAILWAY

. HAZELTON, B.C.

General Merchandise’ and. Wholesale Liquors

PORT - WINE. -

INVALID, H.B. NURSE, per bottle $1.00

OLD DUKE no 1.00,
H.B. SPECIAL “os 1.00
OLD LONDON DOCK “ “ _ 5

*, : we +
Beer ‘Whisky Rum

VELEAERSLUELISLEVELLCOAUAARRENN TUNE SOSUADALEN GetENCeOTIAEELS ance EaTTE

CIGARS | ‘CIGARETTES | ~ TOBACCOS,
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Batman veracoornsinie MnEINccpeqnamRceomncannwiane

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CANADIAN PACIFIC. RAILWAY

Lowest rates Prince Rupert to all Eastern Points-via- steamer
to Vancouver and Canadian Pacific: Railway. . :
Meals and berth included on steamer

For VANCOUVER, VICTORIA and SEATTLE

5.5. “Princess Maquinne” leaves Prince Rupert every SUNDAY, at 6 pnt.
» | $5, "Princess Alice”, or “Princess Sophia” leaves Prince —
2nd, Sth, 12th, 19th, 26th; Sept. 2nd, Sth.

iq 3. J. Peters, General Agent, 8rd Ave, & 4th St, Prince Rupert,B.C.

Rupert. Aug.

We ere’ prepared to supply private
and. pubt ic conveyances day and
Our steges meet all ‘traina at South Hazelton or New. Hazelton.

|. BEST DRY. BIRCH, $5. 50.A CORD
| Consign your shipmenta in Gur. ‘Ruddy & MacKa

are for Storage or Delivery. ay.
Address all communicationa a to Hazelton. . NAZELTOR and NEW HAZELTO:

| LIVERY and STAGES

b night.

RALWaY ‘and’ STEAMSHIP THES.”

Steamers sailing: ‘between Skagway, uneau,,
‘Wrangell, Ketchikan,. Anyox, Prince Rupert,
———Vaneouver, ‘Victoria, cattle, ¢ ote, vt

Lei Monday. and. aan Ko at_10.
Friday, at 10.00 AM ro :
siteway, ‘Wednesday, at 12 noon, a

Arrive Prince Rupert: from Seattle, Victoria, Vancouver, Wednes- oy
day and Friday, at 6:30 a.m. \From Anyox, Saturday, at 3, AB From
Skagway,. Juneau , Wrangell, Ketchikan, Monday, at 6: a
+. Baathound ‘traind leave -Hazelton: Passenger, Monday, “Weae ay,

Priday, at'6:08 P.M.’ ‘Mixed Saturday, at’3:0 an x . Wayfreight, Wed- 2
nesday, Saturday, at 12:45 P, Mot
>» Westhound traina leave Hazelton: P Posesnges Tuesday, Friday and -
Sunday, . at.10:28 ‘ac-M, ed ‘Thursday, at DBT ALM Wasfrel ent “

Connections made between ‘trains ‘and Btéainvedta,! as
further. Sata Sa a Pacific. Agontor:
ht and

For Any YOR, . mo

Ae
“For;

boblichtion: of .

' thi vertitement twill tothe pid for. |B |

(Ge 4 : MeNlchod, Asnt Gén, meager Agent Princo 8 Ruperts B

" ‘Leave Prince Rupert: for Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, ae we
r Ketel kin Wiahngell Juneau, a