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- THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1917

The World’s Doings i in Brief

' News Notes from Many Sources

An eatly by-electiun i in Alberni
is looked for,

Racetrack betting . is now ‘ile
; legal i in Canada.

Prince Rupert fair will be held
this year on Sept. 19-21.

"The District 18 coal mines are
now working at capacity.

The first draft of America’s
‘army will number 78,000,

Troops were called out to sup-
press mob riots in Vienna,

A slight earthquake shock was
felt in in Rome on Sunday, |

American and Japanese troops
are enforcing order in Peking,

The Austrian Lloyd Steamship
Go. lost 3,000,000 crowns in 1916,

J. Austen Chamberlain, chief
secretary to India, has resigned,

The monthly expenditure of
Germany is now about $750, 000,-
000,

Italy’s erops | are good, Wheat
and potatoes are well up to the
average, —

The B. C. apple crop.is estim-
ated to be 25 per cent larger than
that of 1916,

Rioters were’ fired upon by
military i in further disturbances) ,
in Rotterdam. -

Epidemics resulting from star-
vation are said to be ravaging
the Turkish army.

A German plotis thought to be
the cause of the Mare Island ex-
“plosion on Monday,

According to Amsterdam re-
‘ports, the Germans are now using
flour made from wood.

Belgian deportees are treated’

~_vilely by ‘the Germans to. force
_ them to labor for the army. -
The vacant seats in thé senate
will be filled before the. vote on
' the conscription bill is taken. | |

Chapin & Gore, one of the
largest whiskey-making firms in
the U.S., have quit business.

The U.S. will go bone dry and
the government will take-over all
stocks of spirits in the country,

” The Australian wool ‘clip has
been bought up by Great Britain
this year for the Allied soldiers,

The population of. New York
. City is. now 6,504,185, and that
of Chicago is ‘nearly three mil-
lions, -

‘The.1600 streetcar. employees
-of Toronto are ‘on strike for
higher wages and traffic i is para-

lized, ;

Five thousand Canadian troops

and an American forestry unit|

. from Massachusetts have reached
England,

- Merctiant ships from Australia
now! Use new gea lanes, to lessen
‘the risk of being sunk by German
i sabmarizies,

Sir Richard “McBride, who re-
cently °: ‘resigned. ‘as the B, C,
‘high: commissioner, is Seriously
ill In London. -. bo

, The: Irish convention will meet
on July 25, with Sir’ ‘Henry, Duke,
‘chief | secretary for. Treland, as

eat crop t
exceed: tha record: breakin har-
weet of. 1916 s forceastel al

| “T “STUART

; The U. 8. food embargo will
prevent neutrals from reshipping
10,000 cattle weekly to Germany
most of which come from the U.S.

The Allies are considering re-| .

taliatory, measures to mete out
punishment for the barbarous
treatment of Belgian captives by
the Huns.:

Penalties for evasion of the
conscription measure are -now
being provided for under the
military service act. The first
classes will be called to the colors

together.

Prof.. Adam Shortt, who for-
mulated the B.;C. civil service
service act, will investigate the
street transportation problems of
the coast cities, oo

’ Britain wants Brazil’s coffee,
and suggests the seizure of Ger-
man interned ships to carry the
product across the Atlantic, but
Brazil is hesitant.

Prof. Edward de Valera, a
Sinn Feiner recently released
from prison, was elected to fill
the seat made vacant by the death
of Wm. Redmond, in East Clare,

Emma Goldman and Alexander
Berkman were sent to jail for

two years and fined $10,000 each]

in New York for obstructing the
operation of the national military
law, Co

The alleged plot to cause a
world-wide revolution against the

‘British rule of India and the con-

spiracy to provisién German war-
ships at sea have resulled in 189

indictments by the U. 8. federal ,

grand jury.
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- Labor Day

Celebration.

Barbecue & Horseracing
Dance in Evening’

COME ONE! COME. ALLY

. AT TELKWA —
Monday, September 4, 1917

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NOTICE

R.. INMAN, Resident - Eye-
Specialist of Prince Rupert,
will make a special trip up the
railway as far as Prince George
‘early in July. Watch.the papers
for exact dates and places where

he will stop. -
‘Previous to this visit any per-
sons wishin. to consult him
regarding their eyes or , Wishing
absolutely perfect glasses, will do
well to mail a card with address
and name to him: at Prince Ru-
pert. 42—-

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~ FARM LANDS

OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAIL-
ROAD CO.:GRANT LANDS, Title to
same revested in United States by Act]-
of Congress dated June,9,.1916, Two

million, three hundred thousand Acres! -‘.-

to be opened for Homesteads and sale.
Agricultural and Timber Lands, © Con-

servative estimate Forty Billion feet of |

commercial lumber. ' Containing some
of beat’ land left in United States.
Large Map showing land Jby nectiona
and Description of soil; climate, rain-
fall, elevations. ete. - "Postpaid: Ona
Collar. Grant ‘Lands Locating Co.,
Box 610, Portland, Oregon,

ARTIN |

i MARTIN

c Provincial Assayer - - alt ~

Bazdlton, : a . Re 4h

Addressing Soldiers’ Mail
In order ‘to facilitate the hand-
{| ling of mail at the front and to
ensure prompt delivery, itis re-
quested that all mail be address-
ed as follows:
{a) Regimental Number. |
(b) Rank.
(c) Name.
(d) Squadron, Battery or Com-
' pany,
(e) Battalion, Regiment (or
other unit), Staff appoint-
- ment or Department.
(f) CANADIAN CONTINGENT.
(z) British Expeditionary
Force. ;
_{h) Army Post Office, LONDON
England.
Unneeessary mention of higher
formations, such as’ brigades,
divisions, is strictly forbidden,

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Hudson's Bay Company

HAZ Day ‘B.C,

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We have just received a shipment
of EZ fruit jars in pints, quarts’
and half-gallons. As the canning
season will commence shortly, it
would be wise to
secure your wants in this line early.

We also carry Soft Drinks, Lemonade, Grape Juice, and
Clab Soda
Schlitz, Budweiser Cascade and Phoenix Beer,
Calgary Beer in pint. bottles.

Imported Wines and’Liguors always in Stock

in quarts.

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and causes delay,

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‘tain, on the Babine trail,

| CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY .
Lowest rates Prince Rupert to all Eastern Points via steamer

to Vancouver and Canadian Pacific Railway.
Meals and berth inchided on steamer

For VANCOUVER, VICTORIA ard SEATTLE

5.S. “Princess May” leaves Prince Rupert every SUNDAY, at 6 p.m,
5.5 “Princess Alice”, “Princess Sophia” or “Princess Charlotte!
leaves Prince Rupert June 16th, 23rd, 30th; July 7th, 14th,
18th, 21st, 25th, 28th; Aug. 1st, 4th, 'Bth, 11th, 18th, 25th

J, J, Peters, General Agent, 3rd Ave. & ath St., Prince Rupert, B.C.

Of every description

for everybody

at the.

a LIVERY and STAGES

Express, General. Drayage and Freighting

We are prepared to supply private]
and public conveyances day and
Our stages meet all trains at South Hazelton or New Hazelton. 5

BEST DRY BIRCH, $6.50 A CORD
Ruddy & MacKay

NAELT ORE and NEW SAZELTON. ’

Consign your shipments in Our
Care for Storage or Delivery.
Address all communications to Hazelton.

Miner
‘Office

' HAZELTON, B,C.

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MINERAL ACT

RAILWAY and STEAMSHIP LINES.

Steamers suiling between Skagway, Juneau,
Wrangell, Ketchikan, Anyox, Prince Rupert,
Swanson Bay, Ocean Falls, Vancouver, .
Victorin, Seatile,

Leave Prince Ru ert for Vancouver, Victoria, Seatile, 9 A.M. Saturdays |. J
and Mondays, (Saturday boat calls at Ocean Falls and Monday boat | &
calls at Swanson Bay.) For Anyox at 12 noon Fridays, For-Ketchikan,
Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway,12 noon Wednesdays. ‘ortnightly sailings

to Queen Charlotte ‘Island points,
Arrive Prince Rupert from the South at 6:30 a.m. Wednesdays and 9
AM, Fridays, _ 4
Passenger trains leave Hazelton Eastbound at 7:10 P.M. “Mondays, Z-
Wednesdays and Fridays. Mixed train 1 SBP. mM. Tuesdays, Waylreight
1:25 P.M. Sunday.
Passenger trains leave Hazelton Westbound at 9:20 a.m. Fridays,
Sundays and Tuesdays. Mixed train 6 a: M. Sunday, Wayfreight
11:85 A M. Monday.
For further information apply to any Grand Trunk Pacific Agent,or to
G. A. MeNicholl, Asst, Gen. Freght and Passenger Agent,Prince Rupert, 6.C.

cate nea oceeesnnengpanearenen seen

Certificate of Improvements

NOTICE -
HAZELTON MINERALCLAIM, Bit-
uate ‘in the Omineca’ Mining Division
of Omineca District, -
Where located::-@n Nine-Mile Moun-

TAKE NOTICE that J. C,
and George Railson, per his attomney
Thomas: Railson, Free Miner's Certifi-
cates Nos, 98926B,: 48167B, and 41266B,
respectively, intend bixty days from the
date hereof, to appl to the, Mining
Recorder: for a Cor fleate of Improve-
ments, for the purpose of obtaining a
Crown Grant of the above elaima,

And further take notica that action

under section 85, must be. conimenced |: :

before the issuance of such Certificate
of Improvements. _
Dated Sune 16, 117,
- ‘GEORGE E RAULSON,
42-60 ber T, nilgon, Att aby
JOHN €..K. SEA ¥

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