"1915, and:

7 Int ‘the matter of “the Administration

Hig Honor’ Judge Tanne
ay,

21st. da

pointed Administrator’ of the Estate MUL BE
Yukon: Kanppila, . otherwise: Yuna! (0700s.

: Kiuppila, otherwise: F, Konffl or Kanfh, |"

paid.
-.. forward the ante,
me before. tha 26t
-" Bid ‘all -Partles | indo
~ Estate are oveat red

THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, JULY 8, :1915./,

THE MINER

(Continued
Furious’

saults at Bagatelle and on trench

Paris:

es at Calonne are believed to
Mean an’ attempt to approach
Verdun, which controls the rail-
"roads from Chalons to st Men-

ehould.

Petrograd: The Russian gene-
ral staff announces that a re-
grouping of forces to oppose
further Austro-German advance

ja Galicia has been ‘completed.

--Ottawa: Colonel Carrick, Can-
adian representative on the staff
of General French, says the sec-
ond Canadian contingent will be
on the fighting line this summer,.

’ London: British scientists are
preparing for the use of gases
‘against the Germans.

_ Tuesday, June 29

Athens: The British submarine
that penetrated the Sea of ‘Mar-
mora. by diving underneath the
Turkish warships at thé eastern
end of the Dardanelles is Keeping
up its attacks on Turkish-ship-
ping there. Seven Turkish mer-
chant vessels carrying food sup-
plies for the Gallipoli army have
been sunk. Most of the Turkish

- warships have sought shelter in

. NOTICE, |

“In THE SUPREME Court oF Bernsu
; CoLumBls. :

In the matter of the Administration
Act and in the. matter of the Hatate

_ of Raymond W. Shaw, deceased, in-
teatate: .
TAKE NOTICE that. by an order of
is Honour Rey oung, dated

the 2lst day ot y¥, 1915, IT was

Bpnolnted Administrator of the Estate
Raymond W. Shaw,

All parsons having claims agamat
the gaid estate are hereby requeated to
forward the same, properly verified," to
mea_ hefore tha 26th day of ‘Tune,
1916, and all persons ‘indebted to
the gaid estate are inlbte to pay. the:
amounts of their in abtedness to me
forthwith,

_ Dated 4th Jimes 1915.

STEPHEN H. HOSKINS,
Official Administrator,

40-2 _ Hazelton, B, Cy’
NOTICE

In THE Surreme Court or Bririse
COLUMBIA, -

In “the: matter of: the Administration
.:. Act-and in the matter-of the Es-
tate of Mike Trkulja, otherwise Mike
Babich, deceased, intestate:
' TAKE NOTICE that by. an order of
His Honor Judge Young, dated
the 21st day of May, 1915, I -was
sppointed Ad Administrator of the Estate
Mike Trkuija, otherwise Mike
Babich...

.., All parties having claims against
the sai Estate are hereby ‘requested.
to forward the same, properly verified,
‘to me before. the 26th: day of: June,
all, ‘parties “indebted * to
the said Exgtate are: required to.
the amount of their in ebtedness to.

me forthwith.
: Dated Ath June, 1915.

- STEPHEN 4H. HOSKINS,
na Official Administrator,

Hazelton,:B, oo
NOTICE ~
or THE SupneMn. Courro OF Brivis.
. COLUMBIA... .

‘Act, and in the matter of the Estate|:
‘of Yukan Kanppila, otherwige x upa |
Kaduppila; otherwise: F. Koni. or
~K Kant, deceased; intestate: —--~
AK NOTICE: that by-an
Of

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1516 1. wes

All parties having claime agalnat: the
state’ are hereby requested “to
roporly
bday of Jims, 1915,
the paid

to pay ‘the amount

i their indeb nese

German as-

‘| generally with slight result.”

l was. ordered out on account of

| were ‘particularly desperate.

‘ling to all regiments: of the Aus-
|trian fourth division,

here),

ay front, we easily: repulsed desper.
|ate, attiicks. _ by” greater ‘Forces, |

. change on the other fronts, a

ro£ ‘taliang prevent. the ‘transfer

varified, to] :;

WAR BULLETINS |

from Page One) ot
the Golden: Horn aga result o

-/the submarine operations, Re

day.
was given out here last night:

front,
tilery was transported, with
diffeulty, to the summit and used
effectively on the enemy’s camp,
on the otherside of ‘Valle Piecolo,

coming active, positions ‘recently
conquered heing bombarded, but

“London: A German fort, and
wireless station near Bukoba, on
the western shore'of Lake Vie-
toria -Nyanza, German East
Africa, was destroyed by a Brit-
ish expedition from Uganda.
Many boats, field guns, rifles and
valuable documents ‘were  cap-
tured, said an official ‘statement
today, and two. machine guns

were destroyed. The expedition

increased activities of the enemy
along the Uganda frontier.

Petrograd: On the left bank of
the Vistula, a stubborn battle in
the Ozarow (Poland), district
continued throughout the night
of June 26-7, when’ the enemy
Was everywhere repulsed, suffer
ing. great: losses, Enemy attacks
against the» ‘town ' of Gliniary
“In
the course of our counter attacks
heré we took prisoners belong-

Thrown
back 10: ‘his point of departure,:
the enemy remained entirely |
passive next day, © The enemy’ 8
advarice on Pomacheaf (Tornas-
zow), Belzand Kamionka-Strum-
ilowa | {in Galicia, north of Lem-
contirfues, Before . our!
retreat on Gnila Lipa, on. June}

‘8B ‘on: ‘the. Bukaszow = . Haliez

There have been. no- important

* London: The stubborn ‘Russian
retreat: and increasing ‘Pressure

of Germén:troops to the. w est,

The Italian ad vance on! Trieate,
~important—riilestone, on

sumption of aeroplane activity
on Gallipoli peninsula indicates_a
renewal of the Allies’ assaults on
an unprecedented scale, accord-
ing to advices received here to-

Rome (via Paris): ‘The follow-
ing Italian official war statement

“There has been no important,
development along. the entire
On Carnia mountain ar-

The enemy’s aeroplanes are be-|

yparts of the front isolated at-

cates that no, changes “have. “ore

Hie wa ‘was 111,

Lidia and Agleglia, opposite Chi-
f

small. vessels, =

tant success,*” .

progress of hostilities was given

night: : a
"In the Shavii vein: we re-
‘pulsed feeble German attacks on
the fronts of the Niemen and
Narew rivers.

the Vistula calm prevails, ;
“The advanee of strong enemy
forces along the entire front be-
tween the sources of the river
Wieprz, in the government of
Lublin, continues, and here, on
rear guard positions i in the region |:

27 and 28 repulsed -several “des-
perate attacks, ©
“The enemy armies’ on the
Dneister, reinforced by fresh
-German troops. ‘quite recently
thrown into this | region, . sought
by the flercest of att acks on the
front ‘Boukatchevity - Martynoff
to throw disorder into our retire- |,
ment along | the Gnila i Lipar river, |'
but failed in this ‘object, and
sustained enormous losses,”

Rome (official): -In the Tyrol
and Trentino régions, ‘especially |
jalong the eastern patt-of this
frontier,. the Austrian artillery
continues very active, On ‘other | ,

tacks on our positions have: been
repulsed. |

A report from Berlin says the
governing body’ ‘of ‘the German
Socialist: party. has’ called upon
the Kaiser’ 8 government. to be-
gin, riegotiations for peace,
The official’ report issued todaly
by: the French ; war office . indi.

bombarded the ports of Ghesmeh |

asso, destroying some . Turkish
property, Petroleum depots, and

A- Rome despatch to the Daily |
News, quotes this message from
Constantinople, via Sofia: ..

“TL have just received authentic
news that the action of. the ‘Ane-
lo-French fleet 1 in the Dardanelles
has been resumed with great vio.
lence and is meeting with j impor-

Petrograd: The following of-
ficial , statement concerning the

out by the Russian war. office last

On’ the left of |:

of Tomaszow,’ our troops on June]

especial mark- because some
{pro mi n ent “Englishmen are

of. agphy singing shells,

London:
- |vesentative: in -the® ‘Dardanelles
theater. of war sendy a despateh

the latter lace today,” in: wh eh ji

Baba,

This began: with” an,

rT

continues, The: correspondent] b
again emphasizes the aiffigulty of |r
the Allied: advance: against. “an|a

almost: impregnable natural ‘fort-

acity and bravery of the Turkish
"| troops, "The force, drawn up
agaiuat, the. Allies,” he says, * a

the flower of the Turkish ariny,

70, 000, is “fighting Valiaritly nd
desperately, realizing that. wh
the bastion of. Aichi Baba. falls,

of time; and that when Kalid
Bahr falls the doom of Constant.
inople i ig at’ hand, ”

ee

‘New York; The Tribune says:
terday it was predicted that the

left oh Wednesday for Liverpool
witha large. cargo af war mater-
ial, munitions . and. automobiles
consigned to. the Allies, has been |
marked. for- attack Ty German

submarines, : Aside. from her

AY ‘British pres. rep: en

by way “of- -Alexandria, dated atyb

he: ‘describes the battle of Aichi fe ror
tr he de
‘vance by the. Allies: which: stil fir ine. =

"| which, ‘notwithstanding. *easual: | =
ties, that must already amount to. if

en

“in loeal_ German cirdles yee-|2

White Star liner Adriatic, which :

being’ a fidating arsenal, accord- aa
ing to the Germans, she’ is an|>

solid eotidition 6f¢ our -aézond

and was immediately driven back S

The ér is ti dollars ar, “
ress, and pays tribute to the tens, a ‘he : lk er i pe conn Ayes

line:

7 of el

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Tread the Footpath. :

Hazelton, Be G,

: NOEL & ROCK

the occupation of the Kalid Bahr ;

i
plateau becomes a'meré: question

=
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“FULL LINE: OF.

Fishing Tackle.
bain

Up-to-Date Drug Stores
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MEN'S FURNISHINGS. -

-DRY GOODS .

HARDWARE GROCERIES
CV. SMITH

among her passengers.” os oe

Paris 6 (ofa): Before ‘Dom:
pire one of our mines demolished
some of the enemy’ 5 works, ,

“Cannonading. has ‘continued ‘on

~ House.

| Oppenite Police Offs

No other place -
"ean ‘SUNPASS Us».

the Aisne front: ‘The Germars

“Hazelton Coffee 1

- BEST MEALS: IN- TOWN: |

‘on Wednesday attacked between. = " = rea =
| the road of. Benarville and: Lefour a

de Paris, with- great energy, and

They v were

with the intention of penetrating
our. Jines of defence, . :
able to reach our first trenches
orily by reason of the. destruction
caused” “by ‘projectiles of. heavy J
caliber and ° ‘by’ ‘the “employment

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