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> Robbery i is ‘rife j in the, southern

; Provinces of China. :

The report that. Joseph : Chain-
berlain ‘is seriously ill ig de ied.

The’ United States ‘heef. trust

‘1 | is about to | commence operatloas

in Australia, .

" ‘The Russian’ Dama’ has. been
dissolved,. . Elections - will” Degin
on September 28 and the “new
Duma’ wil be opened October. 28.

Rumors are. . current | that’. a

| mammoth. merger between; thé
| Canadian’ Pacific Steamship. line
and the Allan Line i is well’ sander

; Over ‘five ‘hundred teamsters
employed by. the ..city. and. ‘by
Private contractors . went out ‘on
strike at Edmonton on. Monday,
_| demanding: eight hours a dey and
16 cents. per hour. ae

A Republican. ticket, - minds up
entirely‘ of . women candidates,
will be placed.in-the field against

'

| Btessive tickets i in- Idaho, woe

The contract for the last sec-
tion of the Hudson, Bay Railway,
=| the seaboard ‘link, ‘will be Jet
within a few days by the federal
department of railways. ~~

Germany will probably boycott
the Panama exposition at San
the United
States recedes,from its position
in the matter of canal tolls, -:

‘Thé women of Ulster will as-
sociate themselves.in the ‘‘solemn

1 league and covenant” which. is
|| to be sworn by the ‘men-on Sept,

28, pledging uncompromising op-
position to, Home Rute, Wo

Hon. Walter Long, a leading

Unionist M. P., who is now in

‘Vancouver, declares’ that “the
Home Rute bill doés not- appeal

| toa majority of the people of

Great Britain and will not tarry.

Dr, Sun Yat Sen, the revolu-
tionary leader of China, has en-
dorged a project of the Southern
California Chinese for the es-
tablishment of a $16,000,000
steamship-line between Los An-:
geles and Hongkong.

- The steamer Victoria, arriving
in Seattle from Nome,. Alaska,
had as partof her cargo half a
| millien dollars in goid. and: over
{sixty tons of furs. This is one
of the most valuable shipments
brought down in recent years.

The White Star company an-
nounces. that its new fifty thou-
sand ton steamer will be named
Britannic, . It will have a com-
plete inner skin and the bulk-
heads. will be increased. It-will

compartments flooded,

‘That there i is. a land: ‘maga ‘in
the Antarctic’ which - -equals the
area of Australia ' and Europe
combined, and that Africa, .New
Zealand, . “South - America and|!
australia were once connected
with the: Antaretic ‘ continent,
were among’: ‘the ~ contentions
made at ‘the - ‘Royal Geographical
Society'in London last week.

* Dr, ‘Stafford, an. eminént bi-
University,
Montreal, after a series of patient
‘investigations in the - oyéter beds
‘of British Coluinbia - recently re-
ported to.the fisheries committee
of -the Dominion ‘Conservation
commission that he had édtab-
lished. beyond. a doubt ~ that
Eastern oyéters ‘transplanted to
the Pacific coast are: propagating |'
and that:. the: - possibilities. of thet
fnduatry are snormous. -

‘an’ A ralroad ea pt nol 000
has: ‘been launched by van &

: jgpresenting, ‘ ‘Py -

“| genger and freight, terminals.’ ‘

sue is to ‘be sat aside: for’ pas-

a

The new_ battleship: ‘'Pitricess
Royal, a sister Ship to the Lion,
which was launched ‘at > ‘Barrow-.
‘in-Firness on. ‘April 29,.1911; had
an ‘eight-hour speed: ‘trial: the
other day; “It is‘ “unofficially © an-
nounced that ‘she exceedéd the

{record of “81:7 knots ‘an: hour

be capable of floating vi six |:

made by the Lion: The Princess
{Royal.displaces 26,880 tons and
has. turbiné engines of 20,000 to
75,000 horsepower... She carries
eight of the new 18,5. inch guns
in four.turrets; so “disposed that
‘fall cai: be.. discharged’ on’ either
broadside or’ four ahead and four
astern, - 1

° Major i, A. ‘Hope, the- Unionist

polling in the Midlothian division
of Edinburgh.” Tt was the first|ls*
by-election in. Gladstone's old
constituency ‘since the. Reform
Billy Interest’ was’ intense, and
the labor party’s invasion: “added

situation, The’ result of the poll
was: Major J.-A. Hope, Unionist,
6021;.\ Hon, A. Shaw, | Liberal,
5989; ‘Provost Brown, Labor, 2481;

Unionist majority, 32. In the

1910 by-election the’ Master of
Hlibank ‘(Liberal) was: elected
with a majority of 3, 157,

to send: her products to many

So parts of the world, Her lumber

goes to every quarter of the globe
and: the flour to Widely -seattered
ports, .Her fruit is known the
world: over, and -her old’ horse
shoes: goto China for some dark
purpose, Now-a use-has- been

around ‘the | canneries after thé
salmon cans are. manufactuted, -
Gerniany supplies the children of

the world with. cheap’ toys, - ‘and

in the manufacture of these odds
and ‘ends’ of. tin. are’: needed.

British Columbia has come to the
fore, and is supplying some of
this. The steamer Celtic of the

‘Coast. - _ Steamship Company is

bound: to Vancouver from. .the
Skeena ‘and Rivers Inlet_ with
some 5000 cases of canned salmon

{and a shipment of 40° tong: of

{scrap’ tin. which will 80° ‘to the
toymakers of Germany, .

, ‘Railways for Chins .

. Peking, Sept, 16:—The project
for.a great scheme of Chinese
railways which holds the fore-
most place i in Dr. Sun Yat Sen’s
programme for the modernization |?
of China, ‘has commanded : the
support of. the Peking ‘govern-
ment and it may involvea “great
extension of the privileges of}
foreigners . in the country. ‘and

crease in Chinese foreign trade,
Tha: government has authorized
Dr. Sun Yat Sen, who was -for-
merly. provisional president. of
the republic, to carry out a-sys-
tem: of ‘national :railways, cover-
ing territory 70,000 nilfes in - ex-
tent. - Mixed Chinese and foreign
companies will -be. granted con-
cessions throughout China proper
for periods of about forty . years|-
after which time the lines are. ‘to

revert to China.

Similar concessions. are to be
given, to foreigners for the inter-
mediate districts, but. the lines in
the.-frontier provinces will be’
under: exclusively Chinese: con-
trol and: will be financed by for-
eign loans, apart from the’ other
railways... Dis. Sun’s:-proposals
are to-dpen up the whole of China
to. “foreign ‘enterprises but ‘to

Make | foreigners, amenable - to
"| Chinese Jaws, for which * special
courts are to be established. The
government has. not: sanctioned
the.\-last. atures of the: _pro-
griaint

cago in that half of the bond i is- | fu

candidate, was victorious in -the|®

British Columbia is beginning :

found - for - the’: -Beraps ‘of tin left}\ *

possibilities of ‘an immense in-|P™

e but Dr. Sun. Yat. Sen}:

:“Ominece Land: Dlatrict, - District of Casalay, °
“Take natlis that George M. Beirnes, ‘Heaton,
miner. intends to apply for alicense to prospect
‘or coal and potrolenm. Over tha following dese

Corihiencinis it a poat: planted ‘on Falla cick
shout 2 miles weat of the west of. Cha-nee
thance sonth 80 chaina, cast 60 chains, north
80 chaing, west 80 fain, to point of eommence-
“ment known aa elaim : George e5,
ip Auguat 8 1012, lors fa, # nd

a/ Avgut 310120 _

- Omiingen Land Dirt yp Pitelotot Cassar.

. Take notice that Georg of Huzele
ton, minar,: Intends ta, ‘pris Tor " Keente: to
Frosnect, tor’ on and petro! gum over the following”

Commencing at a post Innted aboist: 8 ‘miles .
went and 2 tiles horth of ‘the: west end of Ghee
nee Jake, thence north 89
south BO chains;-weat 8) chaing i point . of ‘tole

mencement,'- known as ¢) sh
; Georgd ¥ ‘Helmmes, -

Omineca Land District.

Take notlee that George, M.Beirmes, of Hazelton,
minor, intends to apply for‘a ‘ ito prospec
for coal’ and petroleum | over the following
dencribed Janda:

District of Caaalar, °

about 2 miles weat of the west end-of Cha.
lake, thence north 8 chains, east 50 chains, séith
80 chaina, west 80 chains, to point. of commence
ment, known as claim 2 Geopre M. Belrnes.
August a, 1912

t |B

‘Commencing & at B Post “plaited on Falls: creek |’

* Omineea Land District. District of Casatar.”
. Take notice that George M; Beirnes, of Hazelton
<. miner, Intends to to apply for a Jicense ‘
prospect for coal and petroleum over r the followin
described Innds.

onencing at

“"Omineca Land District. District of Cassiar.

Take notica that George M, Belrnes, of Haz-
ejtans miner, intends to apply for a license to
i rospect for eoal and petroleum aver the following

eaert nda.

Commencing ata post plantod,on Falls creek
about 2 miles west of the west-end of Cha-nea
lake, thence south 80 chaina, weat 80 chains, north
80 chains. east £0 chaing to point of commence-
ment, known as claim &.. =: . zo M, Beirnes.
August 8, 1912,

Omineca Land Diutrict! Diatitet of Caistar,
B. C,, miner, Intends to apply for.a Icenge, to
prospect for coal and patroloum over the fold
deseribed lands, eee ne

lanted ‘about. 8 ‘miles a
wat nnd 2 miles’ north ts the west end of Cha-
nee lake, thence north 80 chaing, west 80 chains, ~.
south 80 chains, east 80 ghains ‘eo peint of .cdm-

Manecoment, known aa .
4 7 core M Beirnes.

owing

Omineca Land District. _ District of Cassiar.
Take notice that George M.
ton, miner, {ntenda to epee for a llcenss to
Prospect for coal and petrol lenny over the sollowing
ribed land

deae. a.

Commencing at- Ae t planted. on. Falls creak
about 2 milea west of the west énd of Cha-nes
lake thones north eighty chains, weat eighty
chains, south elzhty chetas, east! elghty chains
to point of commencement, enc alm
August, 192, --

‘Ominéca Land District, District of Casplar,
Take notice that George M, Belrnes, of Haz-
alten, miner, intends to apply for a ‘Hcense to

prospect for coal and petrolcumaver the following
encribed lands, aye ad

Commencing at a post planted ‘about 4

Pollea west of the west end of. Cha-nes.
lake, thence south 89 chaning, oaat 80 chains, north
80 chains, west 2) chaing tonoint of yoM Belrnes,

Heirnes of Hazel- |.

Jake, thence south 8

August 8 1912 .
Omineca Land District. _ District of Cassiar,
. Beirnes, of Harelton--

Take notica that George M,
Rrospect for for coal and petroleum over the follawing

‘Commer ata post planted about 6 milles ’

weat and 2 milesnorth ef the west end Cha-nee |.
chains, east, 8). chains

no chaina, west 80 chains to point of’ eom= 7

encement, known as clalm 23.

Auguat 8, 1912, George ‘M. Belrnes.

A past.planted about § malles
Wweat and 2 miles north of the west end af Cha- .
nee juke, thenea north 80 chains, east BO chains,
south 80 chaing, west 80 chains, to point of com-

ment, known hia claim6.
Auguat 8, 19)

t, known asclalm 24,
George mM. Befrnen.

Omineca Land District. District of Casstar.

Take noticothat George M. Helrnes, of Harzel-
ton, miner, intends to apply for a Ucense to
described lands:

Commencing at & poat planted about 4 miles
weat of tha west end of Cha-nee lake thence
north 30 chalns, east 80 chains, south 80 chains,

prospect for coal and petralaum over the following |

Augual & 1912
f Canalo’

Omineca Land District. District
Tako notice that George M. Beirnts, :of Hazel-
ton mainer, intends .to spply for a-‘Heense to
roapect £ or goal amc Petroleum ayer the’ fellaw-

ag described
Commencing at a ont planted about: 4 miles
west and 2 miles north of the west end of Cha-
nee lake thence south 80 chains, weat 80 chainas .
north & chaing, esat 80 chaing to poin t of com- .

‘wost B80 chains, to, point ol!
known as claim 6. _ George M. Beiraca.
Augunt 8 19 :

Omineca Land District. Dlatrlotaf Casster,

* ‘Take notice that Geonre M, Betrnes, o!
alton, miner, Intends apply. for a jleense ta
prospect for coal and pefcaleummover the following
deacribed Jands,

Commencing at a post ‘planted about 4 miles
west of the west end of Cha-nea Inke, thence
south 80 chains, west eighty chains, north elghty

mencement, knows | us claim 25 .
Aug. 8 1912, . George ML Belrnes,

Omineca Land District: Disteict i af Cuaaiar .
Take notice that GoorgeM. Beirnes, of Harel-
ton, rainer,. intends to apply for a license-ta .
prospect for coal ond petrolowm over the following |
"“Gommencite at a post planted about 4 mile

mmencing at a pos! about 4 mi

west and 2 milesnorth of. the West’end of Cha
ee lake thence north Kv chnins, wear &) chains,
south 80 chains, eust 80 chains, ‘to point uf -

chains, “east eer meer raed of cormmence-
ment, known ssciaim7. M. Bi
Augaut 8, 1912:

Omineca Land Diatriet,

Take notice that George M. Beirnes, of Hazol-
ton, miner, intenda ta apply for a Heense ta
Brospect, for coal and petroleum over the following

lescri
- Commencing at a poat planted about 4 miles
west of the west end of Cha-nee lake, thonce
north 80 chelns, west 80 chaina, south 8) chaina.
east 8 chaina te point. of -' commencement,
known as claim 8. — ree MM. rhes.
August 8, 1912, wo

Omineea Land District, District of Cassiar,
Take natice that George M, Befrnes, of Harel
ton, miner, Intends to apply for-a lieenea te

anda:
ncing at @ post planted about 6° ‘miles
-the west end of Cha-n

eighty chains to polnt of
comnigneement, known as claim 9.
August 8, George M. ‘Belrnes.

Heseri

gpbistriet of Cassiar. . |

rompect. for coal and petreleum over the following i

tknown as claim 26,
Aug. & 1912, ' George M, Reimes,

Omineca Land District. ‘District of ‘Casslar .

~ Take notice that George M. Beirnes, of Hazels
tan, miner, coal aad to 2 apaly for. é Hecase. to
arnapect for and petroleum over the fol ny
described lands; -
Commencing, at 8 post planted abeut 4 miles
west and2 miles north of: the weat end. af Cha-
nee lake thence south 80 chning, enst 80 chains,
north 80 chains, west 80 chains, to pointof com.
mencement, known as claim 27.
Aug, 8, 1912. . “Goorze Mf Beirnen,

Omineca Land District... District of Cassiar

. Take notite that George izes: of Hazel-

toh. miner, intends to apply for. 5 Jcesa to
papect for cont and petrol tole over the * follow. :

Omineca Land District. _ District of Casslar.
Take ngtice that George: M. Belrnes, of.
ton, miner, intends to apply for a licence
prospect for cecal and
ing described landa:
Commencing at_ 8 post planted about § miles
Vweat of the weat end of Cha-nee lake. thens:
north 8) chaina, east 80 chains, south 80 chains,
weet 8) chains to point of. commendement,
known ag claim 10. George M. Belrnes.
August®, 1912. °-

Hasol- |
potroleum over the’ ‘follow- Swe

north 80 chains, east 80 chains,

Comme anc ‘at A post planted about: 2 miles
west and 2 miles north of the weat end of Cha-
neelake. thence south 8 chaina wort 8 chains, .

mencement, known ag claim £9, Pe
Aug. 8, 1918, :. : . George M, Belrnea.:

Omineca Land District, ‘Diatrict of Cansiar

’ Take notice that George M. Beirnes, of Haz-
elton, miner, Intenda to apply for a Heenaa to

roapect for coal and patrol eum over the follow-
ae eseribed lands.

Commencing at & post planted about 6 ralles
weatof the west end of Cha-nea lake, thenct
south 80 chains, west 80 chaling, north 89 chains,
east 80 chaing. to’ point of | commencement,

known. asclaim1i. George M. Beirnee.
Augunt 8, 1912. -

- Binineea Land District!“ District of Cassiar, .
Take notice that George M. Beirnes, of Harel-
ton. miner, intends to ov apply for a Heensa to
Prospect for coal and petroleum over the follow

ang: described Janda:

mmencing at a pest planted about 2 tuiles
wesatand. 2 miles north of the west end a! She
ate lake, thence north 80 chaina, weat 80¢
south B80 chains, east 80 chaina to point ot ‘conte

miémeement, known as elaim 80, . my
George M. Beirnea.:

Ornineca Land Distriet, __ Distriet of Cassiay,
Tnka notica that George M. Bejrnes, of Hazel-
ton, milner,- intends to: apply fora license to

| prospect for coal petroleum over the following |

described lands.

Coramencing ‘at a post planted about 6 miter
west of the west end of Cha-nee lake, . thence
north 80 chaina, west 80 chains’ south 8) chaing,
gust 80 chaing, to point. of | commencement,
known as clatm 1, . George M. Belrnes.

Aug. & 1912,
Ornineca Land District, yf pict of Ge Cassiar,
for a" liwense a,

Fake notice that Gearze
ton, miner, -intends to to appl
prospect for eral and petroleum sver the followin
c at ‘a post about 2 miles |

woutand 2 miles north of the. west-end of Cha-
nee lake. thence south 80 chains, east 80. rains,
n 80 chains, wont 80 chains fo point of co
pancement, known as clalnn’31

Aug. 8. 1912, 3M, _ Belrncn.

f lantesd

August B, 1912.
OmIineca Land District.  . District of Cassiar,
Take notica that: George M, Beirnes, of Haz.
elton, miner, Intenda te apply for a licenaa to
prospect for coal and petroleum over the follow.
ing described lands. -
 Commeneing at & post planted about & mallee
west of tha west end of Cha-nea Jake thence
south £0 chains, east 80 chains, north 39 chains,
Ins- to point of commencement,
. George M. Beirnes.

west 80 chal
Known aa elaim I |
Auge cB, 112.

Jan ted

deseribeat land

o 8 pas about 2 miles
forth of the weat nd of Cha-
née lake, thence north 80 chains, east 80 clifins,
south 80 ‘chains, west &Tthaina to point af. com-

west and 2 miles

incca Land Dintrict:: -Dleérict of Cassiar. .
¢ notice that. George M.Belrnen. of Hazel-
ten, miner, intenda to apply for a license to
ect for coal and petrolaura over thet tollaw-
ing described lands.
Conmoneing -at & post planted about 8 mitén
weat ofthe weat. end of Cha-nee lake, thane:
north 80 chains, cant 30 chains, south 6) chaing,
west 80 chalne, to paing ‘of, commencement, |
known #3 claim 1d. George M. Beles.
August 8 1912. - :

meneement | known as claim OD. eorge M. Betrnee. -
Take notice that George M ;
prcepect for evel and cia aves the fol fol .
ed lake, thence north 80 chains, nto 80 thains, -
‘Aug. § 1912 cor : Balhioe aa

|, Omineva Land District. Diatrict of Cassis.
Take notica that Georwe M. Delrnes, of Hazel-
ton, minor, intends ta apply for a Heense to
prospect for coal and p: un over the following
described lands,

Commencing at m post planted about 8 miles
west of the west end of.Cha-nee lake, thence
south 80 chalne, west 60 chains, north 50 chalnia, | 0
east 80 chal ins to baint of commencement, known
aa claim 16. + . George M, Belrnes,
August 3, Ta. a4.

Aug.

- Omnineea Land District... Digtzlet et ot Cla
toi, miner, intenda'to arate
prospect far coal. and

Commencing atx lad about 2 :
West and? miles a pose Blan the weat end of Fale :
south 80 chains; weet 80 chain paint o
commencement, known an cla

Ominees Land: District, ye " Dintrict Gandia’

Take notive that Gearge M. Betrue, has sae
ton, miner, intends, ta apply for a license to

108 fox coal and pe ia l~
tice ee nn

mencing at. a post ni about: 2. ‘mi
wrest and 2 miles gouth of tho ‘weat. end of es

e¢ lake, therice south 8 chains, east BO ) chains
north 8 chains, weat 80 chains, to poin it of ‘come .
Mencement, known as eisim 94.

Aug. & & 1812, George M. Belrnos,

Ornineta Land Dietrict. District of Cassinr.

Take notice that Geo “Betrnes, of Harel.
ton, miner, nator tom ae for a license to

rompect for coal urn over the following | p
Seactibod lande.

“Cormensing at a . post planted about’ 3 miles
weat of the west end of Cha-nee lake, thence
north 80 chains, went 80 ‘chatnd, south 90 chains,
east §80 chaina point of commencement,
known as claim 16, » Goorme M, Beles.
August § 1912,

meopect fer coal and petro

escribed Landa.

"Boreae ae ata post planted about Zimilea
went and 2 miles south of the weat end of Chn.
neo lake thonce north BO chalne, wet 3) -
chains, south 80 chalns, asst 80 ta.
point of cammencement, known aaclain 35.

Aug. 8, 1912, George M. Betrnes.,

Omineca Land District. — Dlettlet of Casstar. .

Take notice that George M. Beirnes, of Hatel-
tor, miner intanda to ap) ly for alicenss to pros.
pect for coal and p leum over the f following | p
deacribed lands,

Commencing at a post planted about: 8 miles

‘est and 2 miles north of tho weat end of Chn-
ee lake, thence south £0 chains; Weat®0 chainn,
north 80 chains, east Al chat, to point of come

tmenecment, known as
Augunt B 191g “: George M, Helrries,

° Omineca Land District. oi

Distrrvet of Cust
Take notica that George Bel tar

ae

comngneraent known as
Aug. 9, 1912,

Oruinece, Land Dietrick.
Tako notice that ines, of Harel-

ton.. miner, invends “ta tae soni for malicente to

prospect far coal and petrol

eperioed a post
te Ree © weat end of Cha-

Commencing & cat
neslake. fuenee rth BO weat 30 thal
Cy ences No: ina, ql
south 80 chains, east A) chains to, alot of cam
mencemen known ase lain. “18, «

August 8 181 "George M, Beira.

planted about 8 rafles

jDigtrict of Cami ai
Matrict o| at,

untLaver the following.

Omineca Land Diatact.
: Take notice that Geo:
pect for Intends to app
‘OF COA an: peu
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