e Casta Land District. Dia

 . icenge tq prospect for coal |
--Joum over the following described lands.
_:+. ©. Commencing ‘ot a post planted about:
-_- 21 mileanorth and 9 miles. ‘weat. of the}.
22". northaast. corner.of lot 130, and joining
- the western boundary « of
0.

‘+ “80 chains, - east 80chains, northB0chains,

- >} west 80 chains t6 point:of - eommente-
~. ment, dnown ag'claim No, 76,

: April 20, 1912.

et Hazelton miner, intends to apply for a
- Tieense to Ere foto for Goal and finde
; leum over

‘when dealing with us,

‘GOAL NOTICES |

“COAL Nomteng 2

trict of
Cossiar

‘ Pake notice that Thomas WBrewar of
"“Homelton: niiner,- intends to ‘Spply fous a
etra-

‘northeast. corner >of

April 19, 1932,

alter-Skel- |.

horne’s Coal Claim thence south

leom over the fo!

4 Commencing at a F

Thomas W. Brewer. 19 miles north and 1

northeast corner of

* Cansiaé Land 1 District. ‘District of
agslar..- *

~Pake notice that Thoma W. Brewer of north 8) chains, east.

80 chains, west 80 ch

lowing described idle 20 19 12.

“Cominencing ata post planted eGoat
miles.north and 10 miles west of-.the |:

lot: .180,. thence

south. 80 -chains, west 80 chaing, north
80 chairs,” ‘east 80 chains‘te point of |
commencement, known asclaim No, 105.
“Thomas W. Brewer.

Cassiar Land, | District District of -

assiay:

“Take natice that Thoniaa W, Brewer of |:
Hazelton, miner ;, intends to apply for a
license to prospect for coal and petro-
ollowing described lands.
ost planted about | -

miles westof the
lot 120, joinin,

the western ‘boundaryof~ Walter “Skel-
horne’s: Coal Cluim. Number §;. thence

$0. chains, south
ains, to point: of

commencement, known asclaim No, 78. |:
, Thomas W. Brewer, |

Through to Rupert i in Twelve Hours

MAIL CANOE. Carrying Passengers

i Leaves Hazelton Sunday, Tuesday. cand Thunday
_ Connecting with G. T, P, Trains at Skeena Crosiiing

Tigkets, May. ba, Obtained : .
a a pat Ingineca 1 Hotel, Hazelton.

at 8:30 a. m.
on Same Days

ae _LYSTER’ ‘MULVANY, .

* Mail Contractor

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PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

al that. is: new ‘and pood i in:

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Dealers will find. Quality,

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‘Price and Service equally. satisfactory
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| ACCOUNTANT _

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» Miner Advertisements Bring Results

‘Jas something of a surprise, for
..| Bryan-Wilgon contirigent in the

__* [upon Governor Joseph’ E. Burke,
-- fof ‘North Dakota.’

» | was proclaimed the nominee by

_ committee several days ago, and
| warmly praised by Mr, Bryan,

WHDDROW WILSON WILL
LEAD DEMOCRATIC PARTY

Pistform Approved by Bryant
Adopted dnd Harmony J Pre-
‘wails among Party Leaders

_Forpisdent—GorerorWSat
row Wilson, of New: Jersey.-;

For. vice-president—, Goversior
Thos, R. Marshall, of Indiana.
This was the ticket completed
by the Démocratic nationé] con-
vention. at: Baltimore last” week.

Governor Woodrow: Wilson ' was
nominated. for ‘president’ onthe
forty-sixth ballot.: He. received
990-votes to 84 for Champ Clark.
The Miskouri™ ‘delegation; . which
remained to Clark to. the’ end,
then moved that. the’ ‘nomination
be made unaminous. -There: was
a great chorus of approval “and
the long fight was over, :

‘The nomination of Governor
Marshall for vice-president came

when the balloting for vicé-pres-
ident.began it seemed. that’ the

convention: had definitely settled

‘There’ was not much of afight,
however, and when two ballots
disclosed : Marshall easily in the
| lead, Governor Burke's name
was withdrawn - and Marshall

acclamation, A minute later the
convention had adjourned: sine
die. -
The platform chewed. ‘out in.

was adopted with a “whoop...

“The Canadian Pacific Steamer
“Princess Royal’ leaves. “Prince
Rupert for Vancouver ‘at 9 p.m
avery Sunday, one hour. after. ar-
rival of G. T.. P.. train’ from
Skeena’ Crossing, arriving. Vari-

* conver 8, 30 a. m. ‘Tuesday...

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x

E H. Hicks I Beach

. —Real Estate—
Nay Pil, Financial and Insurance Age
Hazel to n, B. Cc.

150 Acres thee miles irom Hazelton, 7 Ten acres cleared.

; ni toe Pee ETS |

144

+80 ) Acres near x Roud Lake i in the Bulkley Valley | -
~ Price $40, io | :

a

| 0 -

80 0 Acres in, nthe y vicinity y of South h Bulkley within three miles of
Pe _ ‘the he Railway.” ‘Price $675.” a

a

160 Acres in the Bulkley Valley on. Toboggan Creck with
. good house and thirty acres cleared.
| Pie $15 per Acre. |

Easy terms, |

133,

MONEY

PRR ommneca MINER, SATURDAY: “uy 13, 1012,

- |and France. Nobody in authority

,| thoroughly welPunderstood to be

AT

‘| tieally ‘stopped when a collision
‘tstration

{of Sydney, New South Wales, of

_|shoe, which is fitted on the en-
: gine, touches the rails.with a

: warned if the section is not clear
‘|by means of a dise or whistle.

-| train, but if he ‘fails to do 80, an

. This device was shown to work

Kaizer and. Czar Confer’
Berlin, July 12;—Germang wait

results of the visit between the:
Kaiser and the. Czar.

when the Czar,-at the special re--

the battleship ‘cruiser Moitke to
make a through insgection of
this pride of. the German nayey,

It has been asserted that the

to cement the already cordial re-
lations between the German and
Russian empires,
specifically denied that either

taking. steps to.end the Turkish-
Italian. war and Germany i in par-
ticular has disavowed any inten-
tion of trying to undermine Rus-
{sian allegiance to . either the
French alliance or the triple en-
tente, These” assertions have,
however, convineed only the un-
initiated) |

The imposing entourage where.
with the .-two Emperors sur-
rounded themgelves, prime min-
isters, foreign secretaries, am-
bassadors, admirals-and generals
is evident enough that weighty
affairs in the political, military
and naval spheres. were topics of
discussion. , -

A number. of suggestive edi-
torial references during the week
have let the cat out of the bag
with regard to what Germany
wants of-Russia. That is noth-
ing more nor less than a friendly
understanding to the effect. that
Russia will.decline to fall on Ger-
many’s rear if the day .should
ever come when Germany and
Austria find themselves in a
death grapple with Great Britain

will ever admit thatthis is the goal
of German diplomatic ambitions
in respect to Russia, but it is

the case, just the same,

Will Prevent Railway. Accidents

London, July -10;—Two trains
4 Without engine drivers, approach-
ing each other-with high speed
‘on the same line of rails, automa-

seemed inevitable at a demon-
‘given at Watchet,
‘Somerset, today by A. R. Angus

& new electrical device he has
invented to prevent accidents,
The experiment was witnessed

with the keenest interest interest | ]
and the liveliest’ anticipations the| |

The meet-| §
ing came to-an end on Saturday | §

quest of the Kasier, went aboard | |

Mobject of the meeting was merely |

_ It has heen|'

monarch cherished the idea of |

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Hudson’s Bay Company’s

Steamer “Port Sim pson’

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now running between Gitwangak and Apso ze
Freight rate $15 per ton.. Meets all freight . ~ |

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trains is and calling at the Crossing for passengers
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_tby the chie?. representatives of |’

British and French railways,

-| The sections of the railway used | -
|for the demonstration were
-|marked by steel rams on inclined

Planes between the rails. A

slight impact, and the driver is

The driver may himself stop the

electrical apparatus with which
the engine is fitted, automatic-
cally shuts off steam, applies the
brakes and. brings the train to a
| standstill

| with perfect success, It was al-

FAST FREIGHT and PASSENGER SERVICE.
' , ae

Route Your Freight via the

Steamer “Inlander”

H. B. Rochester
- Manager.

R. Cunningham & Son
Hazelton Agents

Senp For CaTALoaves

“UNDERWO OD” Typewriter. “The Machine you will eventually BUY"

“MAC EY” Filing “Systems, Office Furniture, Supplies, Ett.

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80 demonstrated that ‘the driver
lof a train thugs automatically
stopped; can telephone the near-
est station to get any obstruc-
|tion on the line removed, or any
‘defect remedidd, and he can not
move the engine until. this’ is
‘Tdone.

Chinese Diplomacy
_ Hong -Kong, July 12;—The
| recent attempt on the life of Sir]:
Francis Henry May, Governor of
-| Hong Kong, proves to have been
dolitical.

A Chinese has been arrested at
Kow Loon with documents in his
_{ possession addressed to a wealthy
and powerful: secret: ‘society in)
Canton, regretting the failure of
the attack. It is believed that
Manchua: are the leadersin a plot
to bring about: intervention by a
foreign nation, and itis declared
‘| that several prominent men have
‘been eondémned to debth. -

2<Tt > is also. believed , that . the
British. eonstil’ at: “Cantati ig “8
marked. man, whose turn Was. t

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have come second, : ah

losin mci eam

esa oNN CHM .

Groundhog Anthracite Coal
‘Compatiy, Ltd.

Capitalization $500, 000, Divided into 2,000,000 Shares
| Par Value, 25 ‘cents each.

On Sal Dating Month of July at 15 cents,
Ter : Half cash, balance three months,

.

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E H. Hicks Beach, Hazelton 7
~ G. W. Arnott, Ne ew Hazelton :
‘Dunlop & Crotean, Telkwa -

Agents for: a
7 _ AL SKELHORNE.
~" igeal Agent...