THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, OCCOBER 30, 1915

MAIL CONTRACTS
SEALED ‘TENDERS, addresaed to!”

the Postmaster” General, will be re-
_ ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday

the 8rd day of December, 1916, for the

conveyance of His Majesty's Mails, on
be proposed Contracts for four ‘years in
in each case, becween:
e ie Burns Lake and Franevis Lake,
a . 2, Colley Mount and Francois Lake,
Hee 3. Francois Lake and Ootsa Lake,

a 4, Francois Lake and Willowvale,
from the Postmaster General’s pleasure.

Printed notices: containing further
information as to the conditions of the
proposed contracts may beseen and blank

in forms of Tender may be obtained nt the
yy ! Post Offices of Francois Lake, Bickle,
fa eo Qotsa Lake and Burns Lake and of Mr.

; J. Eastment, Colley Mount, Messrs,
a Prosser & Reid, South Francois Lake;
a Mr. . Nelaon, Willowvale, and at
the office of the undersigned,

‘ Fost Office Inspector” a Office, Vie-

toria, B. C., 16th October, 1915,
_ E, H. FLercur,
sy 9-11 Post Office’ Inspector.
NOTICE. -

In THE SUPREME Court oF BRITISH
COLUMBIA. .

In the matter of the Administration
- Act and in the matter of the Estate
of Peter Dumigan, deceased, in-
_ testate.

' TAKE NOTICE that by an order of
His Honour Judpe Young, dated
the 26th day of October, 1915, I was
appointed Administrator of the Estate

‘ater Dunnigan, deceased, intestate.

_All persons having. claims against
the said estate are hereby requested to
forward the same, properly verified, to |
me before the 20th day of November, |
1915, and all .persons indebted to
the said estate are required to pay tho
amounts of their indebtedness to me
forthwith,

Dated 25th October, 1915.
STEPHEN H. EOSKINS,

Official Administrator.

9-10 flazelton, B, C.,

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT CO.
OWNER

. Te George M. Swan, or to any person or porsons
to whom you may have transferred your interests,
take notice that I, the undersigned co-owner with
» you in the Cumberland. Rugsell and Sundown
-(Rugsell Group) Mineral Cluima, situated in Hun-

ter in, in the Hazelton Mining Divisten of Om-
- Ineca District, Province of British Columbia, have
.. (lone the required amount of work on tha above-
, ;Mentloned clalma for the year 1914 fn order to

~ hold the same under section 24 of the Mineral Act
and {f within 90 daya of the publication of this
‘notice you fall or refuse to Contribnte $163.50,your
: vortion of such expenditure, torether with the

a . Eons of this advertisement, your faterest in the

: sald mineral claims will ‘ome the he Blin of

the undersigned under Setion 4 of the Mineral

Act Amendment Act of 100 6

CARR, Co-Owner.

. Dated at Smithers, B. C., this S0th day ot Orto-
her, 1915

Synopsis of, Coal Mining Regu-
lations.

‘OAL mining rights of the Dominion
-in Manitoba, Saskatchewan an
. 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 2,660 acres will
be leaged to one applicant.
Application fora lease must be made
by t plicant in person to: the A
or. Sub-Agent of the district in w ah
the rights applied for are situated.

In “surveyed territory tha land must
be described by sections, or legal sub-
divisions of sections, and in unsurveye
territory the tract. applied for shall be

- gtaked out by the applicant himeelf..
: Bach h application must .be accompani-
od k ee of $6, which wil] be refund: |:
. ‘the rights ' applied for ara: flot
ae 0 allots but not otherwise. A royal-
_a ty shall be paid on the merchantable
5, | output gf the mine at the rate of five,
" » gents. r ton,
: The perton operating the mine stiall
/ furnish the. Agent with sworn returns).
'. accounting forthe“full pantity of mer-
chantabig ..conl, mine 4 pay the |'
- toyalty "diereon.’ If the" con mining
“Nights” are “not “being operated, sic

‘returna should be furnished at: least

once.v eur,

Tho forse ‘weilt faclude ‘the cos! ‘mining

fights only,.but the Jassee may be per,

_ nitted.to: purchase whatever available

:  purface rights may: be: ‘eongidered  nae-

- SBBATY for the working 9 of the mine’ at

‘/ tha rate of $10.06

oo Wor; fully: tnformation application
should be made to the Secretary 0:

Departsient: e ‘the Interior, sep

a ‘or to’. an nv or Sub-A\ ent"
-Domtaton, a dad i

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“The World’s Doings 7 in Brief

News Notes from Many Sources

Vancouver will have a club and
home for. returned soldiers.

‘Sir Robert Borden ‘will visit
British Columbia i in December.

Nobel prizes wilt not be award-
ed this'year, owing to the war.

New Jersey .rejected women

London now licences women a8
omnibus and ‘street car conduct:

Canada’s bank deposits have
increased $46,000,000 in the last
year. : __

Lord and Lady Aberdeeit will
visit. British Columbia néxt
month.

-The British government pro-
poses a law preventing increases
in rents during the: war,

For skilled work, women muni-
tion workers in Britain are re-
ceiving the same pay as men,

_German schoolchildren are he-
ing paid to gather acorns and
chestnuts, from which oil is made,

Sir F, E. Smith has been ap-
pointed British attorney-general
in succession to Sir Edward Car-
gon.

Two bandits, who held upa
bank at Renton, Wash, are being
pursued by posses. They secured
$1400.

A 225-foot flagstaff of Douglas
fir, 2 gift from British Columbia,
is being erected in Kew Gardens,
London. ,

Pennsylvania. courts held a
‘saloon keener responsible for the
death of a patron killed while
intoxicated.

Canadian shippers have receiv-
ed orders for six and ‘a quarter
million pounds of beef for the
British army,

last year were’ $25,000,000, as
against $4,000,000 for the pre-
vious fiscal year,

An Arkandéas moonlighter w was
fined $83,000 and sent to jail for
nine years. He was the chief of
the illicit distillers.

‘Contractors for Toronto harbor
improvements’ will be compelled
by the government to make good
defects in the work,

4,

Numerous anti -.Germans: in

ed Btlgaria are under: ‘arrest for

alleged complicity in’ a plot to
kill King Ferdinand... -..

"French troops in "Tanis are
fighting with great bands: of
‘marauders who have’ crossed the
frontier from Tripoli. -

“Wireless telephone | ‘messages
gent. from the U. S:. wireless | ¢
station at. Arlington, Vai: ‘were
heard In Paris and. Hono,

‘The Deriidilont house’ will ‘prob
ably meet in January, when th
question of: extending the;
parliament willbe dealt wi

life. ot
‘ith.

if Brown ee the. bes adresé-|
i advocated ‘at

suffrage by a.majority of 75,000. |

ors. 4

Canada's exports to France}.

|sale of meat is now prohibited on

-| failing which! the

ber for the erection of temporary
huts for the housing of inhabit-
ants of the devastated regions in
France’ and Belgium.

With 800 places to hear from,
Ontario contributed $800,000: to
the British Red Cross on Trafal-
gar Day.. Toronto gave $505,000.

It is reported that Eugene
Sandow, formerly known as the
world’s strongest man, has been
shot in London as 8 German spy.

a

Apples fiom. a tree planted at
the Hudson Bay post at Vancou-
ver, Wash., ninety years ago, wiil
he axhibited at Spokane apple
‘show. |

of fish at Prinee Rupert-are now

of the war, British‘orders placed |
in -the United States aggrepated '

Mrs. Burnyeat, the wife of a
Liberal member of the, British
parliament, ig under arrest in
England,on charges of signalling
to German submarines.

Owing to a difference of opinion
with the Grand Duchess Marie,
the cabinet vf Luxemburg has
resigned: The country is still
occupied by the ( Germans.

Officers of ‘the. U. 5. aviation
corps at San Diego charge that
rotten equipment and ignorance
of superior officers have resultrd

accidents, —

Canadian authorities have re-
ceived a report from Stefansson,
the explorer, describing the new
land he discovered in Beanfort
Sea. He took possession of the
new ‘territory, hoisting the Cana-
dian flag.

‘A fire, supposedly incendiary,.
destroyed the Blue Funnel pier
at Seattle yesterday, Merctiandise
valued at $500,000 awaiting ship-
ment to Russia, was ,destroyed.
Two previous attempts to burn
the pier on Tuesday failed.

Owing to diffieulty in. making
arrangements with the Great
Northern for terminal facilities
at False Creek: Vancouver, the
Canadian Northern has postponed
the, inauguration . of its through
train: sérvice from Edmonton,
schéduled for. November 1.

Judging from measures taken
by the Kaiser's’ ‘government to
conserve the food supply, provi-

sions of. many sorts are becoming |

very scarce. in Germany. The
two days a week, and reatrictions
are imposed’ on three other days.

the eonsumers’ league reporia
that over 5000. families i in, British | °
Columbia “have “pledged*: them-

7 | selves. to purchase only sitch goods | t
complete ‘and ‘add: rote’ than 1200 i

as-are produced in‘the province, |
ill give® pres
ference'to 200 ade in. Can ada|™
and’ ‘next “ta hose: made within
the: ‘Empire. wd

The J pan

ies]

Sakon CSaTN NE SSTACSMeNT TT

The average monthly receipts =—_

1,728,000 Ibs,—mostly halibut—'¥
and 73 vessels touched that port) §
; in 80 days. :

During the first eleven months || rl

£100,000,000. Canada’s total was |
£48,000, 000. if

in the sacrifice of many lives in|.

jes8 government “haa| v

STS TT ST bese LLL es GILL LULL ee os

|; Hudson’ s Bay Company

HAZELTON, B.C.

to

_ Dealers in Groceries, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Etc.

LIQUOR: Mail orders promptly at-

tended to.
| you a trial assorted order
of six bottles.

‘Let us send |

Rubbers---Overshoes---Gum Boots.
Splendid Line of Fancy Indian Moccasins.

rnc sea OHTA NTC AUTODATA SLHN EE

£5) HNCUUOMAWAALL CREDAUQAUADEL ECCS UUSQOUGHE CDEC EA MEAT ENS ECMUETULAEDUODU CeCOE AURORA AANEEIUANALEAIER

We are prépared to supply private |i
and public conveyances day and }

Our stages meet all trains at South Hazelton or New Hazelton.

if ~ BEST DRY BIRCH, $5.50 A CORD

Consign your shipments in Our
Gare for Storage or Delivery.
B| Address ali communications to Hazelton,

Ruddy & MacKay

_ HAZELTON and NEW HAZELTON

3 TRAINS WEEKLY

2 MONDAYS, THURSDAYS. SATURDAYS at 6:08 p.m.

Standard and Tourist Sleeping

/

every Satin‘day at 9 a.m.

To Edmonton, Saskatoon, -Regina,. Winnipeg,
St. Paul, Chicago, Eastern Canada, Maritime .
Provinces and United States.

Cars and Parlor-Observation Car

Service,

2 BOATS WEEKLY from Prince Rupert.
8.9.Prince John every Monday at 7 p.m.

S.S. Prince Rupert

UNEXCELLED EQUIPMENT --- CHARACTER SERVICE

For full particulars, reservations on boat cr train,
apply to Local Agent or to

ALBERT DAVIDSON,

GENERAL AGENT,
Agency All Atlantic and Trans-Pacific Lines,

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C -

Liquor Act—Section 41

Notice is ‘hereby given: that, on the
firat day of December next, application
will be made to the Superintendent of
Provincial Police for renewal of the
hotel license to sell Hee by retail in
the hotel known as the Hazelton Hotel,
situate at Hazelton, in the Province of
British Colaribia, lz

Dated this 9th day of October, 1915.

ROYSTON G. MOSELEY, Applicant.

Liquor Act--Section 41

Notice is hereby given that, on the
first day of Tecember next, application
will be made to the Superintendent of
Provineial Police for renewal of the
hotel license to sell liquof by~ retail in
the hotel known as the Omineca Hotel,
situated at Hazelton, in the Province

of British Columbia. 1
Dated this. 3th day of October, 1915.

JOHN CG. K. SEALY, Applicant,

Liquor Act--Section 41

Notice is hereby given. that, on the
first day of December next, application
will he made to the Superintendent of
Provincial Police for renewal of the
hotel license to sell liquor by retail in
the hotel known aa the Hotel Bulkley,
situated at Smithers, in the Province of
British Columbia. 2 1

Dated this 16th day of October, 1915.

JOHN N. CARR, ! Applicant.

Hazelton Coffee.
House.

Oppasite Police Office.

BEST MEALS IN. TOWN.

No other place.
can surpass us

PRICES LOW

Fresh Bread Every Day

y | Arts and Crafts Building, 578 Se

Assay fice and- Mining Oifice
our Street
VANCOUVER, B.C,

The Estate of J. O'Sullivan
Provinclal Assayers and Chemists
Established 1897 by the late J. O’Sul-
livan 5., 26 years with
Vivian .& Sons," Swansea.

HAZELTUN HOSPITAL zs a

for any period from ona month upward at $2 per " a

month In advarice.. This rate Includes. office con-

1] | woltations and medicines, as well ap all costes while |

$n the hoapltal,. Tickete_obtainable in Hazelton:
at the Post Office or the Drug Store; In Aldermere
from Mr, T. J. Thorp;in Telkwairom Dr. Wallace:
oF by mall from the fodical Superintendent at the

Liquor License Application
Natice -

Notice is hereby
flrat day of Decemb ar next, application
will be made to the ‘Superintendent of
Provincial Police :for a renewal of. the j-
license for, the sale of liquors by ‘whole-
sale in and upon the premises known ag
the -Hudson’s Bay. Company's store,
vituate at Hazelton, B, C., upon the
lands described | a8 ote 8. and q, » Mazel

ton to naita
thts oth da

“of October, 1916.
THE S HUDSON’
+ WILL

AY: COMPANY.

i 7 appl ee

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“the invent

; given that, on the|-

ae

M WARE, Mahbger,

miles to the eokating tires. ai at

Green Bros., Burden & Co.
Civil Engineers:
Dominion and British Columbia ;
Land Surveyors

Offices at Vietos iy Nelson, Fort George a,

and New Hazelton.
B. 6. AFELECE, Mgr. New Hwwelton. ”

enetiueeaatimeaimaet Poet ararmarmtomes rl

‘DENTISTRY | |
By DR. BADGERO >