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The Omineca Miner

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT HAZELTON, THE CENTER OF THE
GREAT OMINECA DISTRICT OF BritisH COLUMBIA.

A. R. Macdonald, Publisher and Proprietor.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Canara and British Possessions, Two Dollars a
year; Foreign, Three Dollars a year.

ADVERTISING RATES: Display, $2.50 per inch per month; Reading
Notices, 20 cents per line for each insertion. Legal notices inuerted at B, C.
Gazette rates.

Vou. IV. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1914, No. 11

The hundredth day of the great war has passed, and the Allies,

both in the western and eastern theaters of action, continue to gain |:

ground. There has never been a war in which the world was kept
80 fully informed of the progress of events, although many people
show a disposition to object to what they consider a paucity of news,
The war offices of the Allies issue daily reports which, though terse
and brief, give the essential facts without color or prejudice,

In Western Flanders, where the British army is fighting, the
great battle which has been in progress for a -month is still un-
decided. Movements of German troops and guns seem to indicate
that a supreme effort is to be made to obey the Kaiser’s command
to reach the coast, and we may soon learn of a struggle which will
dwarf even the most sanguinary conflicts of the last three months.
Tne British and their allies have demonstrated, however, that, in
aiything like equal numbers, they can hold their own with the
best of the German troops, and we need have no fear of the out-
At the same time, it is rather difficult. to imagine what
advantage, worthy of the great sacrifice involved, can be gained

come,

by the Germans, even though they succeed in reaching the coast.
The uninformed layman is apt to conclude that German strategy is

on a par with German diplomacy and German “philosophy”’. The

latter quality is voiced by Adolph Lassen, professor. of philosophy

at Berlin University, who says, in a letter to a Dutch correspondent:
“For months I have not written to a single foreigner; foreigner
Means enemy until the contrary has heen proved. No one can
remain neutral to the German State and people. Either you|{
consider it the most perfect creation that history has Produced up
to now or you acquiesce in its destruction; nay, in its oxterming-
tion.” : ; . ,
He then goes on to assure his correspondent inat the Germans

are “morally and intellectually superior’ to the rest of mankind, |} .

and he proceeds to remark that the Kaiser is “the light of the
human race.’ -

"God be praised the Dutch are not our friends, We live in the

free breath of history, and have nothing in common with thig|.

miserably bourgecis sentiment of theirs.
friends anywhere, because we are efficient and morally superior to

We Germans -have no
all, Those who eannot attain our moral strength are. afraid of us
and think us dangeraus.
for we obey, and our law is reason.”’

Peter Osiniak .
A. Nelson, ,
D. Sehur. .
P. Aliguidich ,
A. Helenius ,
CG. E, Cadden,
Mike Theodor.
Amos Williams .
- Pacific

Thos. H. MeCubbin

Geo. E. Warwick ,

L. Palitti . .

Joe Selini eee wR
E. H. Fagerlund =. «2

CONTRIBUTIONS TO
THE PATRIOTIC FUND

Lists of subseriptions to the
Patriotic Fund are now coming
in from other points in the dis,
trict, and Government Agent
Hoskins reports $1,168.75 receiv-
ed. Following are the additional
subseriptions:
Smithers Residents
H.H. Little ..
Howard Campbell
P,H: Sheehan.
Hospital Staff. .
Silver watch reward |
John Frost. .
8. D, Murray . .
Corner Bros . .,

: Skeena Crossing

. BR, Jones Co,, Ltd.
3.8. Bagg. . - 2.50
George Boe . «gS 2.00
Mrs. Jamieson (per month) 1.00
M. R, Jamieson (per month) 1.00
C. Christenson .
Jas. Yonug .

H; Walters...

‘Thos, Blatk 1° 1.
‘Rocher de Boule Cop. Co.

‘D. J Williams aa

- | .Cedarvale
J. W. Giaham

_ J.,H: Brearley -

' Migs Richardson,

‘T, J, Paterson
-. Agnes Sutton co.

. Sam Bright rot
"| Ben Bright ..

Josiah Bright ..
Selina Williams -
Sos, Mulvain:

$ 328,76

E. Barnes . .,,.
E. C, Caspergon .. -
Nels Thompson .-

Kitwangar Indians
James Ryan ,
R. Hy Harris .
Philip Ryan |,
‘fom Harris,
Frank Harris.
Charles Homans
Henry Wilizqu.
Abel Brown”. ,
Zacharias Tucker’.
Alfred Sinclair — ;
Miss E. B. Aukes:.

Pacific (Second Lia).
John S, MeCubbin. °°
Cliff Barnes 2
Gus Pagonis.
Dave Ross . .',
W. A. Gow | soa

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J, 0. Meville” ..
) Jens ‘Anderson

; Dlg ipa fo! fs)

D "The Six Nationa Indians of the

haat company of, 120 officer and MEN, |
“en atk: redakinis, for. the devond on
’ tingent,” “They will,

0 Cayuga urider: the

T. Ry: Tom nga i"
. Capt. Gorge Smith.

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_|for years been carried on are

We are the freest people of the earth,

{lands described aa. lots 6 and 7, Hazel-

| first day of Decer

| situated at Aldermere, in the Province

see BSE

0 Brantford ‘reserve vill -turniah. alee

THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, NOTEMBER 1 14, 1914

Miningin Atlin —
Late reports from Atlin. gold) 2
fields are favorable. ‘The creeks
on which placer gold mining has

McKee, Fine, Spruce, Birch,
Boulder, ‘Ruby, (Otter, and several
others, and Jatterly on O’Donnell
river. Itisistated that this year’s
returns have_been generally good
especially from properties on Mc-
Kee®and’ Ruby coeeks.? while
Q’Donnell“river, which is a”com-
paratively. new"part of the field,
is being worked on a crmparat-
ively large scale, the conatruction
by the Provincial government of
a wagon road t0 it having allow-
ed of mining plant and machinery
being taken in without difficulty,
Lode mining is*also"receiving at-
tention in parts of Atlin division,
in particular at the Engineer

group on Taku arm, the value of
the gold obtained from which in
1918 was about $28,000. An
official visitor states that on one
recent day gold to the value of
$2500 was obtained by stamp-
milling. The mill is only a small
one, but ore of high grade occurs
in the Engineer mine.—Alaska
and North West Mining Journal.
Qo o

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Liquor License Application -
_ Notice
Notice is hereby given that, on the
first day of December next, ‘application
will be made to the Superintendent of
Provincial Police fore renewal of the
license for the aale of liquors by whole-
sale in and wu upon the premises | known as
8

the. Hudson's Bay Company’s store,
rituate at Hazelton, B.C., upon the

ton townsite. - 11
Dated this 15th day of October, 1914,
‘THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY,

WILLIAM WARE, Manager,

oo: Applicant.
. Liquor Act—Section 41
Noties 18 hereby given that, on the
er next, application
will be made to the Superintendent of
Provincial Police for renewal of the

hotel license to sell liquor by retail in
the hotel, known as the Hotel Telkwa,

of British Columbia,
“Dated this Slat: da ice October, 1914..
; TON & McNEIL,
_ Applicants ;

erd. J

McNeil,

mine or Northern Partnership |-

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The F avorite
Shopping place

“We Lead |
Others. F ollow | |

SARGENT’

_ MINERS’ PROSPECTORS’ and SETTLERS’ SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY

- For Winter Wear

We sare: receiving - more’ Cold. -
_. Weather Merchandise, including a

~ Sweater Coats

to)

Toques. - “Le

~ Hose, Underwear, etc., etc.

BME Re ek

We are showing. splendid values - po
in. ladies’, men’s and children’s’. *-:~
~ Cashmere Hose, all British and -

- Canadian makes.

Our Stove Department.
~ We can quote you good prices -
on Heaters and Pipes, and have.

a large range of Stove Boards :
to choose from. i

Buy a Stove Board:and make. = 7
~ the -fire. place look cheerful. es

“General.
Merchant -

R.S.SA

, GENT. Hagin

Liquor Act-»Section 41

Notice is hereby given that, on the
firat day of Decem

will be made to the Superintendent of
Provincial Police for renewal of the
hotel license to sali liquor by: retail in
the hotel known as the Omineca Hotel,
situated at Hazelton, in the Province
of British Columbia.. li

‘Dated this 15th day of October, 1914.
JOHN C. K, SEALY, Applicant.

_, Liquor Act--Section 41
Notice is hereby given that, on the

firat day of December next, application
will be made to the Superintendent of

the hotel known as the Hazelton Hotel,

.Britiah Columbia.
“Dated this 15th.day of October, Ig,

7 Liquor Act—Section 41

Notice is -hereb
firat day of December next, npplication
will be made to the. Superintendent of
Provincial Police for renewal of the
hotel license to sell liquor: by getail i in
‘the hotel known as ‘the Hotel Bulkley,
situated at Smithers, in the Province of
British Columbia, ae

' Dated this 15th day of October, 1914.
JOHN N. ‘CARR, Applicant; |]-:

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PASSENGER TRAINS leave ‘Haztltan. for Prince eoras,

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