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THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1917

— ——— — —— — — ‘MINERAL ACT . Addressing Scldion Mail. [TAT CE.
The World’s Doings in Brief Cerifcatof Inniovements |, nade to ata th hand INSU RANCE

"» News Notes from: Many Sources.

Parliamentis called for Jan. 18.

Bratiano heads ‘the new Rou:
manianjeabinet,

During 1916 Canada, recruited
178,587 soldiers. "

U.S. mines produced three bil-
lion dollars’i in. I916, .

On Thursday 150 invalided sol-
diers reached. Quebee.

The Panama exposition at San’
Diego has been closed.

Calgary and Edmonton now
have women magistrates. ‘

A California cow produced over
$500 worth of butter in 1916,

One munition order just placed.
in, Canada is for $175, 000,000,

“Von Bissing, the German gov-

" ernor of Belgium, is seriously ill.

T. C. ‘Casgrain, Canada’ s post-| .
master-general, is is dead, of pneu.
monia,: -: >.

Gold sent to the U. S. by the
Allied nations ..totals over $680, -
- 000,000.

Winnipeg trade and labor coun-
cil opposes National Service reg-
istration,

~ Canada will celebrate the fifti-
eth anniversary of Confederation.
on July 1,

Over 800,000 Christmas parcels
were Sent to Canadian soldiérs in
one week,

Joseph Armstrong, ° M.P.. :for

East Lambton, may be Canada’s}

new postmaster-general.

“ Russian war loan subscriptions
have increased’ considerably since
the publication of the peace notes,

Forty-five women patients were
burned ‘to death in a fire at St,
Ferdinandinsaneasylum, Halifax.

‘A Washington despatch Bays
the American: troops remaining
in Mexico will probably be with.
drawn,

The chartered banks of Canada

are providing $50,000,000 to fi-|
nancé Imperial purchases in the!

Dominion.

Parker Williams has resigned
the Newcastle seat, Hawthorn-
waite ‘may be a can idate i in. ‘the

‘by-election, a ny

: Four, eclipses. of the sun and

. thee of the moon, the’ gréatest

ra

number pole | in ‘one > year, will
occur in 1917, . Soe

Reciprocal arrangements have
been made between the Bank of
EnBignd and the U, 8. Federal
Rese ve Bank.:. why

Ten thousand. Americans ¢ are
serving with the British forces,a
majority of them being i in Cana-
dian regimenta, -

A deputation ¢ two or three thou-

sand sirong will visit Ottawa’ in |

afew weeks, to ask for Dominion-
Wide prohibition,

‘The. exportation . from Canada

of.rags, ete., ‘consigned to any |

pointoutside ° of ‘British posses-
alone ig prohibited,

“ihe cyclone in. Arkansas last

° week cuter swath: ‘four: miles wide,

causing many ‘deaths and: tin-
Lense property loss, '- :

“The fronts held’ ‘by. British.

troops in’ Franes and. Macedon
have' béén condidevably « extended

. dn'the last fortnight, |.

The B,. D, & B, Cu railway. haa,

.Jin Chicago,

bridge over the Peace river, im-
mediately north of: the town of,
Peace River. The eost. will be,
$2,000,000. =

The Union Pacific railway’ has

employees; The ‘policy: ig for
thirty million dollars.

A record seizure of opium was'

:|made ‘by.U.8. customs officers at

Honolulu, $50,000 worth of the).

4 drug being ‘confiscated.

The scarcity of tonnage may
interfere with the early sending
to France of the 1500 miles ot
railway to be supplied by Canada.

Three hundred streetcars were

“| burned inva fire which. ‘destroyed

the East King-street barns of the
Toronto Railway'Co. The damage
was $750,000. .

A fiood’ in central Queensland
this' week devastated the town of
Clermont. Fifteen persons were
drowned and hundreds are re-
portgd missing, | .

Owing to the large number of
doctors on/active service, Britain
may find it necessary to “mobil
ize”’ civilian physicians, in order
to ensure service when required.

' Sundestedt and Nyegard, who
will attempt: to fly from St. John,
Nfid., to the West coast of Ire-
land ina ten-ton Curtiss airplane,
expect to make the trip in twen-
ty hours. s *

There is an epidemic of crime
A hold-up oceurs
every six'hours, a murder every.
second day, ‘two suicides} a day,,
and ai-arrestjevery seven-and-a
half thinutes. --

_ Berlin has ‘not replied to the
American -note asking what pun-
ishment had béen inflicted on the
submarine captain who ‘attacked
the Sussex. It is asserted that.
the commander in question has!
been rewarded for the deed.

NOTICE.

IN THE SUPREME CouRT OF BRITISH +
. GoLumatia, ,
To tha matter of the Administration

“Ast nd in the’ ‘matter of ‘tha’ Estate
: t~Alien” A McMillen, decensed,

festatore
TAKE NOTICE hat by an order of
Hia Honour Judge oung, dated

the ninth day'of December, 1916, -1 waa
appointed A Administrator of the Estate
6

Allen “A: McMillen, deceased, tes-
; ftator, wy.
"|" AN" persons having | claima agumat

the said estate are hereby requested to
forward the same, properly verified, to
me before the 26th day. Of of December,
1916, and ‘all persons” lebted a
the said estate. oe re ulred to

pa
: fonietth t eir © fhdebtedness f me |:

forthwi

Dated 12th December, 1918.

' ‘STEPHEN H, HOSKINS,
‘| Official Administrator, ©.
BLT, Hazelton, B.C,
aa a J a :
NOTICE '
‘In THE SUPREME Count. or Britis

-  CoLUMBIA.

In the matter of. the Administration |/
Act and in the matter of ‘ the fis.

intestate.

"TAKE, NOTICE that by’ at order of |:
Hida’ Honour. Judge: ‘oung, dated
the ninth dey of Desambor, 1916, I wie
appointed’ Administrator of tha ‘Estata | |

eben Erik Lindquist, decgaged, ins

te. :

All persons having
payers Ht Eatate aro he ly yori

forwa @, proper’ ;
to meshefore the 26th day Of ait :
Teg and pil rere na
eat ary,
the bald Ep of thate
me forthwith.

Rated hath Decomber, 1916.

called Ae tenders “for “a teed’

117 °° * "Hazeltox,

‘|| 474X MINERAL CLAIM, situated in

‘| No, 48174B, acting

linsured the ‘lives of its 40,000 a

_| be leased to one applicant.

ed by a fee of $5, which will be refunds
‘/ available, but not otherwise,

output of the mine at. the rate of five
“| cents per ton,

‘should be made te the Seoretany
ir,

tate of John Erik Lindquist, deceased, ty,

i, F B BYRDEN, ;

male scart some.
ae ‘told.
grt) Angus to :

\ STEPHEN H, HOSKINS,}.

mineca: taining division’ of ‘Omineca
district; located on ,Rocher de Boule
mountain, on Juniper creelc, adjoining

the lows minéral claim on the south,
TAKE NOTICE that I, Jaa, E. Dean
of Hazelton, Free Miner's Certificate
as agent for Charles
PF, Booth, Free Miner's Certificate No.
43178B, intend sixty days from the
ate hereof to iapply to the ‘Mining
mentees tor a Certi cate of Improve-
ents.tor the purpose of obtaining.a
rown Grant bor the above elaims.—
And further take notice that action
under section 86, must be commenced
before the issuance of such Certificate
of Improvements, _
Dated thia second ary or - Tecember,
516. _ das, BE, Dean,

ahre

MINERAL ACT
Certificate of Improvements |
NOTICE

HAZELTON MINERAL CLAIM, sit-
uate in the Omineca Mining Division of
Omineca District,

Where located: i—On Nine-inile Moun-
tain on the Babine Trail,

TAKE NOTICE that J. C, K. Sealy
and George Railson per his attorney
Thomas Railson, Free Miner’s Certifi-
cates Nos, 983268, 43167B, and 41366
respectively, intend sixty days from the
date hereof, to apply to the Mining
Recorder for a Certificate of Improve-
ments, for the purpose of obtaining a
Crown Grant of the above claim,

And further take notice that action,
under section 85, must be commenced | =
before the issuance of such Certificate
of Improvements, 11-19

Dated October BSist, 1916,

GEORGE RAILSON,
Per T, Railaon, Atty.;
JOHN C, K. SBALY,

Wf Sip Ne
PS )

Synopsis of Coal Mining Regu-
lations,

{Coan mining rights of the Dominion,

in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta, the Yukon Territory, the
Northwest, Territories and _in-a. portion
of the Province of British Columbia,
may be leased for a term of twenty. “one
years at an annual rental of $1 an
acre, Not more than 2,560 acres will

Apolication for a lease muat be made
by the applicant in person te the Agent
or Sub-Agent of the distriet in which
the rights applied for are situated.

In surveyed territory the land must
be described by sections, or legal sub~
divisions of sections, ard in unsurveyed |=
territory the tract applied, for shall be
staked out by the appli ieant himaelf.

Each application must be accompani-
ed if the rights’ applied for are not
A royal-

ty shall be paid on the merchantable

The. person operatin - the’ mine shall
furnish the Agent with sworn returné
ecounting for the full quantity of mer-
chantable coal mined (and pay the
royalty thereon. If the coal minin
Tights ere“not. being opetated, suc
returns should .be furnished at least
once & Year.
| The lease willinclude the coal mining
rights only, but the lessee may-be per
mitted urchase whatever Yyailable
purtace 1 vights may be; considered nec:

83 1 ERTS TMEOTTAnCOSTANNFeaTeANNARETE

ensure prompt delivery, itis re-
quested that all mail be address-
ed as follows:
(a) Regimental Number
(b) Rank.
(c) Name.
(d} Squadron, Battery or Com-
pany.. :
(e) Battalion, Regiment (or

other unit), Staff appoint-|-

ment or Department, ‘
(f) CANADIAN CONTINGENT.
(g) British Expeditionary
Force.
(h) Army Post Office, Lonpon
Enpiand. |
Unnecessary mention of higher
formations, such as brigades,
divisions, is strictly forbidden,
and causes delay,

Commercial Printing at
THE MINER OFFICE

Lowest -Rates, Strongest Companies.

Prompt and Liberal Settlements.
 ——

| Mining Machinery and Supplies,

Cradock’s. Wire Cables.
Estimates given f for Tramways.

J. F. MAGUIRE Ȥ Hazelton

Snsarance and Manclactarers’“Ageat. a

The Miner is two dollars a year,

STRAYED
From Kispiox: Valley, in J uly,

one White Gelding, from 700 to
800 pounds. Brand: 4 = on left
hip. Please inform

‘District Forester,
Hazelton, B.C. _

(TELEPHONES *

A Telephone saves time and
money. Get on the lines of
progress, Ask for full in-
formation... os
-NORTHERN TELEPHONE Co.
Head Offite . - Hazelton.

10-13

ST Lic cnt et mts is

Hudson’s Bay Company:

HAZELTON, B.C.

Groceries, Drygoods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Wholesale Liquors

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H.B. STOUT, XXXX, quaits, per 6 bottles, $150. | ©
VICTORIA PHC=NIX BEER “ . “$1.50, =
SCHLITZ BEER, quarts, = “ “ $240 | 8
We are still able to. supply our FAMOUS RUM 5

~ Mail orders promptly attended to u

‘Ask for our LIQUOR ‘=

PRICE LIST. FA

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. CANADIAN PACIFIC

RAILWAY

Lowest rates Prince Rupert to
to Varicouver and

Canadian Pacific

all Eastern Points via steamer
s Railway.

“Princess Sop

Meals: and berth ‘included on steamer | .
For VANCOUVER, VICTORIA and SEATTLE |

$5. “Princess Maquina’ leaves Prince. Rupe ork! every SUNDAY, até pm.
5S. ” leaves Prince ;
25th; Dec. Sth, 23rd; Jan, 6th, 20th; Feb, Srd.

upert 6 pm. Noy. 7th

| J. 1, Peters, General Agent, Srd Ave. & 4th St., Prince Rupert,BC

| herd ’ for the working of the mine at
the rate of 310.00 an acre;

For full information application
of the
Department of the ‘Interio: ttawa,
or to any Agent or Sub-Agent of
Dominion Lands
“W. Wy CORY,

: Deputy Minister.of the Interior,
N.B,—U

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: nauthorized publication of | 8
| this & “ment will not‘ba paid for. | J

at | Consign your shipments tn Our -

HOTEL PRINCE RUPERT
i THE LEADING ‘HOTEL IN NORTHERN B.C.

i Express, General Drayase and Freighting}

I LIVERY-and STAGES

| night,

Our stages meet all traing’

We are repared to supply private g,
ind public conveyances - day: and ®
at South Hazelton or New Hazelton, i

__ BEST DRY BIRCH, $6.50 A CORD —

Cara for Storage. or Delivery,
tans. to Haneltay

Ruddy & MacKa

. THAZELTON and 1NEW HAZELT

Ka

. it EUROPEAN PLAN ic.
Qné Dollar per day and upwards

‘"" Olvil Engiteers’”
_ Dominion, Brit fon Colembia,
pnd Ajke¥ta Land

“and New Haze

Now Hazelton

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Provincial I Antayer :
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25, aulo'seryice to and from all tralos and teats a
PRINCE RUPERT ate aos a BC

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Surveyors. . de
Offices at Victoria, Nelaon, Fort George E

RAILWAY

Friday at 9:00 4m, For Anyox
* Ketchikan, Wran ingell, Junoath, pr
' February 7, 21, Mareh 7,:2

Eastbound traina leave Horelt ani
7:10 P.M. Mixed 1:66 PM. Tu ]

A’, Westbound trains loave. Hiselton:
y osG-AM,.

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' Bteamera sailing between Skagway, ' Juneau, o
Wrangell, Ketchikan, Anyox, Princa Rupert,.
* Ocean Falls, Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, 4

Leave Prinee 2 Rupert ‘tor Ocean Palls,

Wednésda
ugway, Wednesday, Janusty.. 70,. Pin
PiM. :
Simpson, Stowart,. and Guede  Gharlutte Island pointe, a

Arriva Prince Rupert from the Savth every Wednesday at 10:80. A Me
Passenger, Wednesday

Mixot-6 aim. Sunday, :'Wayfre

Yor further info ation: to any Grand Trunt:Racific A hor to, + it ian
iW ra chol, Ast Pe Pe pert, B. BG, ms

and STEAMSHIP. LINES.

Vancouver Victoria

Seattle,
‘at 12 nildnight,

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Fortnightly pail ingy ta Po

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mht 11595 a.m, Sunday ay.

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