~ been. Blain’ by the Turks, ;

__ Sei 46nd

“The World’s Doings i in 1 Brief

News Notes: from Many Sources

| Tay has: adopted the -Allied
blacklist,

Sir George Foster will visit
BAC. this week, - an

Half a million Armenians. have

Lightning started nine fires in.
Seattle, doing much damage.

The C. P, R.. stédiner Queen,

- Otty was burned. at ‘Victoria on

Saturday.

Fifteen gases of infantile paral-
ysis were réported | ln | Manitoba

"on Saturday,

The zeppelin. which was brought
down in England will be placed
on exhibition,

Canada’s debt is now $658, 620, -
270. It has nearly doubled since.
the war began.

‘Ten thousand - South African
natives will, ibe ré¢ruited’ ta: work
on Freneh docks,

- Winnipeg will invest $100,000

of ‘the city’s funds in the new|._

Catiadian war loan.

“Ht is proposed to build four
- stéel freighters, of 5000 ‘tons
each’ at Prince Rupert.

‘Purther reatrictiens have been

"placed upon the .admission “of

aliens into great Britain. .

"In the last year B.C, has. con-
tributed over a -million to the

Canadian Patriotic Fund.”

oA British fleet visited ‘Portugal
ih 'Yecegnition of that country’s’
action i in joining the Allies,

“The second anniversary of the
atte of the Marne was officially

-eélpbrated { in Franee on Sunday,

, ‘tis now stated that “Britain
Will’ require the cession of Heligo-
‘land as one .of. the: terms af
‘Bebe. ©

<The. Norwegian steamers Lyd-|.

‘érhorn and Elizabeth IV have
‘been gunk. , ‘The crews. “were
‘saved.

Government. loans to: fariners
amounting to $168,100 have been
granted to the. provincial com-
mission... - =.

A director of ‘the cubmarine
line. ‘says the gods only know
when' the Bremen im arrive; finn
America. . oan _ miagh ra

“The “Danish ‘arlidneit. prod
poses. to take a plebiscite on the’
‘Bale of-the Danish: West: Indies
fo the U-Sit*

rte tae “ uot « i

General. ‘tion’ iB- on - ‘his way.

‘ieat to investigate ‘the. employ- od
“fient.. of -Austrians.t in the. n mines |.

‘of. this provinee.

i,t Two small ‘Russian. arctic, ms
“poditions have -not -been - heard |.
‘from for. four. years,’ ‘and: are|*
ilelieved’ tobe lost,

a Canadian mest packers,in com;
‘patition with: Chicago, firms, ae-

. “éhred a $8,000,000 contract from
«the French government,

He The Japanese government has}!
{fiformed:the. U.S..that America’s
-laterests a aye not, infringed upon
“hy tha denands on China.

New. Zealand, ‘with a: “white |
: population of' a’ ‘milligni has senit
- £0,000" ten ito the: ‘front’ and ‘is
roviding 2400 each: month,

The ‘Allies have .ullowod the
Bs, 8. cruiser Des Moines,’ carry-| y
“Ah” medical: say

plies sant . by | be:
“dAmetican. Jews: to! bufferers ; dn}

HOMd gli inetiuaeh &
see TA Py

ETON

The Gerinan archbishop Daltor
has instructed his clergy to invest
as much as ‘possible of their
church funds ‘iv the new German
war loan.

Germany is building a great

‘tnumber of merchant vessels, in

‘preparation tor the trade. war
which ‘the Allies are expected to
inaugurate: when peace is ar-
ranged.

Sir George Foster intimated on
Monday that if more men were
heeded for the Canadian forces
and could not be secured other-
wise, the government -would in-
troduce conscription. ;

“German diamond * merchants
are attempting to carry on busi-
ness, “by smuggling. A very val-
uable consignment of jewéls was
found by British customs officers | p
in 2 large pot of soup inthe gal-|°
ley of a transatlantic liner.

-‘Ominece’s Minerals”
An earnest of the increase-in

mining production that may he|-

expected - from: ‘Omineca ‘division
is seen in the fact that ihe value
of placer gold won in 1915 was
$12,000 as ° “tompared ‘with $6000
in 1914; of lode’ ‘gold . $92, 301

‘ againat ° ‘$4, 196, ‘and of copper

$489, 245,in comparison with onty
$1097 for the twoxyears 1913 and
1914 combined. Given: during
the remainder of this year similar
produetion to that of the first six
months’’ thére seentid to" be gtiod | #
reason to expect a- -considerable | 4
increase in total value of output
for 1916 as compared with $580,-
502, which was the total for 1915.

7 LOST.
Smelter returns, either in en-
velape. ‘or | card GABE, | Binder].
kindly . leave’ at Ry ‘Conningham
& Son’s store.

- LOST
, A ‘sorrel horse branded donhle
i-on left hip. Finder will’ he
rewarded for its return to Hag-
uél-Get or to, Mojeétkin . Johnny
iat d Horiget win. - ;

“AWG ante

“se the iinet iy ‘we dolls a vear,

Leth silt ee ay

‘money, \'Get“én the: fines of =
‘progress; Ask’ for full in- .
., formation, 9 007" .
‘NORTHERN TELEPHONE Co.’
_ Head’ Office =: ‘. ‘Hazelton,

. “MINERAL ACT

Gertificate of Improveineiats

‘NOTICE:

BELLE VIEW FRAC-
BF FRAC CTION MINERAL

tulate: inthe Ormineca Min-
ing. MIMS), of Omineca District,

Where locnted:—On the West ‘slope.
at Rocher de Boule mountain,

> MAKE NOTICE that’ ly: ‘Dalby B.

rae

. Morklll BAG. Land Surve vexor mee Hazel-

aner’s ficate No.

ton, B.C , Free M
ent for! nee Hazel-

1979C, ‘actin ad a
‘ton Gold-Cobalt
sonal liability), Free. neta Beane
K No. BgB8C, Intond ninty: pa fp from iho
a ered ap the Min
[Recorder fox a Pith ey cate of Im mde
menta fdr tha Br the 8 of “obtaining: a
Crown Grant forthe above. claims,
aia ‘further take notice that’ aciah,’
r saction 85, muat be commenced
meer ‘the fesuance of such Certificate |.
of Improvenionts, i

i! 1
Saat

| Miner's Certificate, No.

, ed but not 0

INSURANCE
of all kinds. |

Lowest ‘Rates, Strongest Companies.

Prompt snd. Liberal Settlements.
. ——»

Miiting Machiitery and Supplies.
Cradock’s Wire Cables.

Batimates given for Tramways,
=

I. EF, MAGUIRE, Hazelton

fasarance and Mnafactirss' Agent. -

The P

vince Rupert Pair
—— September 20, 21, 22 ——

$3000; in cash prizes, cups, ‘medals, etc.

$900 i in cash prizes for Indian’ contests.

as <2

MINERAL ACT .
' Certificate of Improvements
- NOTICE

2 DEBENTURE, MOGUL. GALENA,
B. & M. MINERAL’ CLAIMS, situate
in the Ominecs Mining. Division of
Omineca District,

Where located On. Babine slope,
about 24 miles from Moricetown, on the
Cronin Trail, “. -

TAKE NOTICE that Dalby B. Mor-
kill, B. C. Land Surveyor, of Hazelton,
B. c., acting ga agent for A. H. Mor-

n, Frea iner’s Certificate No.
95906B, and Henry Bretzina, Free}
95907B, intend,
sixty daya frony. the date hereof, to
apply to the Mining Recorder for a
Certificate of Improvements, fot the

parpose of obtaining a Crown Grant

e above claims,

And fortler-tille notice ‘that action;

under section 85, must be commenced.

. | before the issuance of such Certificate:

of Improvements. 48-5

Dated this 29th day of, July, A. D.
1916 . B. Morkill.

Cemmircia Printing at
THE MINER OFFICE

NOTICE, .

In THE SuPREME COURT OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA.

In the matter:of the Administration
Act and in thé:matter of the state
of John J, Mefliarmid, deceased,
-testate.

TAKE NOTICE that by en order of
His Honour Judge oung, dated
the sixth day of July, 1916, [ was

wointed-Administrator of the ‘Estate

of John J. MeDiarmjd, deceased, intest-

wr ersons having . claims against
the said estate are hereby requested to
forward the same, properly verified, to
me before the 14th day of August,
1916, and all, persons . indebted to
the said estate are requived to pay, the
amounts of their indebtedness t6
forthwith. . ne ,

. Dated let day of August, 1916.
: STEPHEN H. HOSKINS,

_ Official Administrator,

49-50 Hazelton, B,C,

Synopsis ‘of Coal Mining Regu.
lations, .

Coat mining: ‘rights of the Dominion,
in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta, the : Yukon. Territory, the
Northwest ‘Territories and in a portion
of the Province‘of: British Columbia,
‘may-be Iéaged for'a term of.twenty-ona

acre, Not mora than 2,560 acres will

. {be lensed ‘ta‘one applicant,

by eee. for a lease must be made

ty. Sub-Agent of the district in which
the rights, : Applied Yor are situated,

Each te Past be accompani-
Yights | appli ed for are not
ty shalt be: paid ‘on: the merchantable

cents per ton.

‘The pergon, operatin

fornigh-the Agent. with sworn returns

chantable coal mined and
royalty thereon, .Tf tha cont minin
righta ‘are not: “being 9 rated, ait

once a-¥
Rureh age. aw

thd rate of G10,00
n Bor... fall
éhould be made to tha Secretary of tho
Deparancht ‘OF the “Interior, Ottawa,

Bointokon
We We CORY,
race Dapoty Biniatar, of the Interlor.

j ulate this. Auth. id of, enters |

years, at ‘an. annual rental of $f an a

plicont. in person to the Agent | |j

territory the land muat | :
be described by sections, or legal aub- |i
fe unsurve ed || i

erwise, A royal- |

‘abcounting forthe full quantity of mer- fe
ay thelg -

returns ; ‘should be furniahed at least.) 2 ;
The one ‘will Inclada the éoal mining =
Hs ute b only, but. the lessee may bo per-1
evar available :
es fea ig ta maybe ‘considered nec- | §
oasury ‘for the’ forkdiig 01 of. the mine at} f

oformnation application cE

an Or. . Sub-Agent of ‘|

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Tt HLettav nN ATTEN CGNTHIES,

Hudson’ s Bay Company

HAZELTON, B.C.

General Merchandise and ‘Wholesale Liquors
“Special for the Fair: |.
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of Liquor we will supply a very |.
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Lowest rates Prince Rupert to all. Eastern Points via steamer |

. to Vancouver and Canadian Pacific Railway...

Meals and berth included on steamer:

_ For. VANCOUVER, VICTORIA. and SEATTLE.
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5.8. “Princess Maquina” leaves Prince Ru
SS. “Princess Alico”, or “Princess Sophia” leaves Prince Rupert: .
* Sept. th, léth,. 23rd, 30th, Oct. Be de J4th, Zlet, 26th; Nov. 4,

Ls. Peters, Genoral Agent, 8rd Ave. & 4th St,, Prince Rupert,B:C yo

/ Express, General Drayage and: Freighting}

We are prepared to ‘aupply private |

| Li VERY. and ‘STAGES and public conveyances day and

night, Our: stages meet all trains at ‘South-Hazelton or New Hazelton, ‘|

| BEST DRY BIRCH, $5.50'A CORD _
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"HAZELTON and NEW HAZELTON

B| Consign your ehipmenta In Our
a) Care for Storage or Delivery.
4 Address all ‘Sommuntcations % ta | Taselica.

the mine shall |i

September 20th, 2let and 2nd.

A One way first elais fare for round: rip, from:
: all stations including Pr. George and: West,
Tickets on sale Sept. 18th to 22nd inclusive. ‘Return |
limit, Sept. 25th. a gets
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Leave Prince Rupert: for Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, Monday and
“Saturday, at: 10,00a.m. | Fos: Anyox, Friday, ‘at. 10.00 am. . Fo
, Ketel hikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway, Wednéaday, at: 12 eon,

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