‘THE ouINECA MINER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19;.1015

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MAIL. CONTRACTS --

" SBALED TENDERS, addreased ta
the, Postmaster General, will be re-
ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, |
‘ the 8rd day of December, 1815, for the
~gonveyante of His Majeaty’s Mails, ° jan

Sea Contracts for four years’ in

cagé,.'beeween! : .
1.-"Burns Lake and Francois Lake,
2, Colley Mount.and. Francois. Lake,

‘3. Franedia Lake and Ootsa-Lake,

4. Francois Lake and- Willowvale, '
from the Postmaster General's pleasure.

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Printed: notices containing further |

- Information as’to the conditions of the
', Proposed contracts may be seen. and blank
* forms of Tender may be obtained at the
Post. Offices of Francois Lake, Bickle,
Ootsa Lake and Burns Lake and of Mr.

. J. BHastment, Colley Mount, Messrs.

~ Prosser & Reid, South Francoia Lake;,

_ W. R,, Nelson: Willowvale, and at

oy the office ‘of the “undarsigned,

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-Péat! Office Inspector's Office, Vie-
toria, B G, 16th: "Detober, ‘1915..:
“EK, HL FLETCHER,
*-9-11 - Past Office Tnspector.
NOTICE,
. Ina THE SUPREME Court oF Bririsy
. , ~ COLUMBIA.

In the matter. of the Administration
' + Act and in the matter of the Eatate
of Peter. Dunnigan, deceased, in-

- ‘testate,

TAKE NOTICE that by an order of
His Honour Judge ‘Young, . dated
ithe 26th day of October, 1915, I- was

ore. ointed Administrator of the. Estate
‘eter Dunnigan, deceased, intestate.

“Al persons having claims against
the said estate, Are hereby requested to
* forward the samc, properly verified, to

‘ metbefore the 20th ‘day‘ot November,
1915, and all. persons. indebted to
. the said éstate are reqited d to pay the
‘amounts . of their indebtedness ‘to me
forthwith,

‘Dated ‘ 29th. October, 1915.

_ STEPHEN H, HOSKINS,
. Official Administrator.
* Hazelton, B,C

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“NOTICE TO DELINQUENT co.
: , OWNER:

9-10

To George M. Swan, or to any person or persona

ia hom you may hava transferred your interents,

2] notice that J, the undersigned co-owner with

you in the Cumberland. Russeli.and Sundown

(Rugectl Group) Mineral Claims, altuated in Hun-

‘ter Basin, in the Hazelton Mining Divisien of Om.

‘{neée District, Province of BritiahC columbia, have

, - dong the required amount of work on the sboye-

.", mentioned claims for the year 1914 in order to

: hold the same undor section 24 of the Minural Act

“ and-if within days ef the publication af this

notice you fail or refuse. to Contribute $163, your

portion of such expenditure, together with the

‘coats of this advertisement, your Interest in the

‘sald mineral claima will becomethe property of

the ondersigned under Sec tion, 4 of the Mineral
‘Act-Amandment Act of 1900,

CA ARR, Co-Owner, °

J.N.
pen niedat & Siuithory B. o., this 30th h day wns Octo |
wd oa .

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Synopsis of Coal’ Mining “Regu
° _ lations. oo
Coan mining Hights of the Dominion

in Manito Saskatchewan and
Alberta,. tha Pica Territory, the

Northwest. Territories and ind portion
of the-.Province of British: - Columbia, |:

may be leased ‘fo
years at an annual- rental of $1 an
acre. Not more than 2,660 acres will
be lensed to one applicant,

plication for a Menge must bé made
ie Applicant 4 Jn person to the Agent

\ by "ie

cs he applied: for are situated. ©
territory the land must

In surveye
- be dobcribed by sections, or Jewel gub-
_ divisions of sections, and in-unsurveved

territory the -tract applied for shall he |.
-Btaked out by the applicant himaclf,
Each’ application muat be accomipani-
ed by a fee of $5, which will be ‘rafynd-
edjif the. rights ieee for: are Apt
. ‘available,’ but not otharwias, . A roydl-'|,-
_o ty shall - cba paid ‘on the merchantable |'
‘output of ihe. mine at the rate of. five

a can per ton,” .
oh Phe Gerson’ operatin ie the mine.shall
- furnish the Agent. with sworn roturna
. Accounting forthe full, quentity of mer-
| chtatitable coal mine
If the coa mining,

and ‘pay the
“royalty thareon.:
Eights’ are. not being operated, suc
rots ‘be “furnished at least

Hindiuae’ ‘the coal mining
ij hut the lessee may bo per
vente hae whatever available |.
be considered 'néc-
-easary for the. working. ‘of tho mine at
“the ata of $10.06 an-nera..-.
oy ‘fall informatie’: “application
should: ‘he tiiade to the Seerotary of the:
opartment ‘of. the Interior, oles
or: ion Ay ent ‘Sa ent. of

nit y Minivee s af, tho'Intetlon. |
‘Ghauthorized. : ; di
6n

rights ony

oT

Lo Tights only,
« * purfade'ri

anew loan of $2,500, 000,000.

prairie provinces on Monday.

; the Mexican government,

{the United States: will soon be in

leave his room, for some time.

ra term of twenty-one |

gent of the district in- w ich

| mans ‘are smuggling them out of

Six British peers have fallen ii in
‘the war.

Mount, Glass, ° ‘in ‘California, is
in eruption,

Canada is to have a trade com-
Mnissioner in ‘Petrograd.

A law prohibiting. treating is
now. in foree i in England.

France will xt maximum prices
on the. necessaries of life.

|

Oregon's Sunday closing | law '
has been’ declared invalid, -

Germany i is preparing to issue
A severe sleet storm swept the

“The coronation of the Emperor
of Japan took place on Wednesday

English trades unions have be-
gun a monster recruiting cam-
paign. .

Villa lost 1000 me men in a battle
with Carranza. forces at Agua:
Prieta. .

Seven ‘members of the British
house of Commons | are: dead i in
the war.

British weavers say the world
will face a clothing famine. after
the war. Co

Chicago sa}oon men. have ap-
pealed against the order closing
bars’ on ‘Sunday. “

Women are. nos: employed in
the construction of a railway,
tunnel in Berlin, -

Twelve men and girls were
burned in a factory fire in New
York on: Saturday. .

- Great’ ‘Britain « and Froviee will
recognize Carranza as head of

“Lord Northeliffe predicts” that:

the throes: ‘ofa revolution,

King George i is recovering from
his. recent. injuries, but. cannot

Great Britain announces that!
wheat carrying. steamers will not
We) requisitioned for war purposes,

So: many zoal miners have en-
liated ‘that the British: coal indus: |:
try is threatened. with a shortage. |’

Brand Whitlock, US. minister
in Belgium, has returned home.
Til- health is the ostensible reason,

‘Steamship cornpanies ‘refuse to
earry'men of .miltary age from
Grent Britain without permission.

- British Columbia sprieé: is now
being used in the construction of
aeroplanes and. seaplanes i in n Eng
land, : ne

“Copper. ‘coins. ‘are scarce ‘in.
France, ‘and it: “is believed Ger;

the country... wo

°Partiewlara’ ‘of: ‘the: Hropased
Canadian domestic. Joan’ will . not
be made public | until, the and of |.
ee month.._

_{ehur ches, to be: ‘melted down for

jin-San: Francisco on Sunday.

The plant of the London Globe

diers tell: of -Rrigsian - “prisoners
‘|being. driven before German|
troops advancing Ageloat the
Czar'’s forces," may

put‘into Halifax éwing to fire-on

of dollars was done. by a fire
whieh destroyed a’ machine shop
at the Bethlehem steel works In
Pennsylvania on Wednesday.

- The Granby company ‘is° pro:
ducing copper at: Anyox for 10}

Creek mine tne company has ore
reserves estimated at 38, 000, 000

to: suspend payment of rent, in-
surance premiums,
mortgages and similar fixed ‘obti-
gations of men whoa are on n active!
service, voy .

action of August Larch; astoket,'|-

S satisfactotory,

German Southwest Africa ,.
taken’ by General: Botha, has
diamond fields producing 20,-
000,000: yearly, 7

‘The primate of Hungary has
offered the bells of all Catholic’

military purposes.

‘The -U.N.R. Has let a contract.
for two large’ ‘ear-ferries, to op-
erate between the Mainland and:
Vancouver Island. 4

Lord Landsdowne has announc-
‘ed that the government does not
favor a general election before
the end of the war.

. Edmonton is‘now receiving its
oil from the west. The G.T.P,
sent outa train of 27 oil cars from
Prince Rupert this week,

- One fireman: was killed and

four injured i ina fire which das-
troyed the ‘Anditorium building

has been. seized by. the police,
the paper has been. extreme in
criticism of thegover nment.

” Inone week 209,000 cubic yards’
of material was dredged from the] @

slide inthe Panama'canal, with-
out makingany visi ible i impression.

Three million Belgians are des
titute, while. Germany has takefi
war levies of: $72,000,000. from
the country and claims $24, 000,000.
more,

_, Four arrests, on... charges of],

criminal negligence followed the
fire in a Brooklyn loft building;.
in which twelve: “persons wera
burned. . ee!

Letters, found on German’ ‘gol

at

_Lhe captain “of “the - sugar-car-
rying steamer Rio Lages, which

board, betieves- the blaze was
caused by’ a bomb, -

“Damage: ‘amounting to millions

cents a pound. In the Hidden.

‘tons.

It is proposed { in ‘Great ‘Britain

interest’ on

~ Forty. lives were ‘saved by the

who swam ashore. with a. line

from the wrecked:.steamer. Fort 4
“Bragg, off Palmilla Paint, date

Californi,

“A deapaton ‘front’ ‘Delhi. say quel: a
{ternal conditions dn India continue aa

The’. En. dian

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|vevenue of $6,700,000: ‘and a
‘reduction of nearly three million

‘HAZELTON, B.C.

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

LIQUOR: Mail orders promptly at-

tended to.’ Let us send
you a tnal assorted order

¥

of six bottles.

NEW ZEALAND BUTTER-- Fresh.
Shipment just arrived. Per pound, 45c._

SH MIDE UAMUN ACEH ATAERNUNNNET CORLL Ace SMES HONEST NTNES

Bn uauneunntgoamnwmcoamummtemnmmucoaunuumnconumes

| Samra

repared to ‘supply private
and os conveyances day and

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

~ BEST DRY BIRCH, $5.50 A CORD
Ruddy & MacKay

HAZELTON and NEW oe

Po es BFEOECE YT OW -
y 3 TRAINS % WLOAL Y
= wow DAYS, THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS at 6: 08 p.m.
a Tn Edmonton, Saskatoon, Regina, Winnipeg,
St. Paul, Chicago, Eastern Canada, Maritime
Provinces and United States,
Standard. and Tourist Sleeping Cars and Parlor-Observation Car
erviee,

2 BOATS WEEKLY. from Prince Rupert..” §.S. Prince Rupert |
every Tuesday at9a.m, 8.8.Prince George every Saturday at 9 a.m.

Consign your shipments in Our
Care for Storage or Delivery,
ie Addresa all communications to Hazelton, |

|UNEXCELLED EQUIPMENT --- CHARACTER SERVICE .

. For full particulars, reservations on boat cr train,
. ‘apply to‘Local. Agent or to
ALBERT DAVIDSON, | GENERAL. AGENT, - PRINCE’ RUPERT, B. Cc

-Ageney: All Atlantic and Trans-Pacific Lines.

manager of the Dominion Trust, «
$216,000 has - been’. paid. The
balance was issued. within two

Hazelton Coffee

years of death. and payinent is House . .

disputed on the ground that Ar- ; Opposite Police Office ve

nold committed suicide BEST MEALS IN TOWN
Hamel and Kitzei, German || _No other place

farmers living at. Hall’s Prairie, - can surpass us.

will, -be tried again in the spring
ona charge of aiding’ alien en-
emies to leave B.C. ‘Two juries
have disrgreed on the evidence,

‘ PRICES LOW

Fresh Bread Every Day ;

Dominion financial returns for
the first seven months of the fis-
cal year show ° an increase ‘in

Assay” Office aad Mining Office

Arts and Crafts Building, 578 our Street
VANCOUVER, B.C,———-

The Estate of. J. O'Sullivan.
Provincial Assayers and Chemists
Established 1897 ey the late J, O’Sul-
livan,; F.C, 8, 26 years with
Vivian & Sons, Swansea. .

-/MAZELTON HOSPITAL ses,

for any‘ period from one month upward at $1 per
month fn advance, ‘This rate Includes offica con-.
sultations and medicines, a8 well as all costa while
in the hospital. Ticiata obtainable in Hazelton
at the Post omen or the Store: in Aldermore
from Mr. T. ok fy Tolkwafrom Dr. Wallaco:
or tema teenth the teal Suvorintendent AE the
zi

dollars in ordinary expenditure
and two and a hal? sailiets on ;
capital account. ‘

“Addressing Soldiers’ Mail |
‘In order to facilitate the hand-
ting of mail at the front and cto
ensure’ prompt delivery, itis re-
quested ' that all mail be address-

ed as follows: Von Green. Bros, Burden & Co.
wo ivil Engineers fe
“(a) Regimental Number. ee Dominion and British Columbia
- (by Rank.’ fay et or so Gand Surveyors <0
_ (e). Name. _ ‘Offices at Vieto:ia,'Nelson, Fort Geokee
~ (a) Squadron, Battery or Com: , ondNew Hazelton, ...”,
‘pany. . ‘ TR c AvrLEcK, Mar New Hazelton.’ i

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fa ite

“@) Battalion,” ‘Regiment: (or
ah , other unit), Staff appoint: °
* ment. or Department; . os

“) CANADIAN: ConTINGENT,.; *
& Beltish Expeditionary.

‘NoTict to pusighert toe”

“Umeosany dition ‘of sabes sine
formations, | duch * es aulgades, |p

a Mineral ander
Datei at Skeerin

at Augiaat. W)i5.:-