me Air,” English aeronautical. men

ie routes with bombs.
gag down the Rhine -bridge bv daily

fet France is ended,’’ said ‘a state-

ai tition works and the German|

Be rickson returned this week from
= atwo months’ prospecting tour

‘NEW HAZELTON, B. C..

a 1915

WIN THE WAR BY.
AEROPLANE: RADS|

British Acronauis Launch, ai Movement
for Creation of Mammoth Air .-
Fleet to Destroy Routes ro

London, July 14—With the sto
Me gan, “Win the War from the

me today launched a movement for
mm the creation of a ministry of avi-
fm ation and the building of 10,000.
Be aeroplanes to. destroy ‘German
i Munition works and their supply
“Batter

raids and the trench warfare in

me ment issued: in support of the

7 new movement today. *'Send
mz 1,000 aeroplanes: carrying five].
os bombs each over the Krupp mu-

armies will be paralyzed. Then
@ destroy the nine. bridges over the
ma Meuse, over which supplies are
a transported to the German arm-
gee ies, and the Kaiser will be. on
his knees to the allies. “an

BETTER MINERAL
] HERE THAN EAST

4 Prospectors Satisfied Ti That New Baz.)
7 elton Will. be the me
_ Camp’on: the Railway .

. Albert Mercer and Chria: Dede

’ through the country east of here
wy and on both sides of the Bulkley
me river. They went east as far as
| the Burns Lake country and also
in towards the Sibola. country,
Near Babine Lake they ran into
a large iron deposit which’ also
carried some gold and copper, |
Grouse mountain’ locks like -the|..
7 making of a camp, but no where]:
A in their travels ‘did’ they find any
thing like. the amount’ of. mineral
B that there is around: this. imme-
a 6diate district; wees

One night while’ asleep under
a misquito : netting | Metcer : “Was
awakened by. an: animal pawing
and seratehing around his head.
In the semii- -darkness he’ ‘thought
it was a groundhog. He made ‘a|
‘swipe at it and landed on its
nose. It was: then that Mercer
discovered his visitor was a cub
bear. ° Albertimmediately- begged

3 its pardon and requested ‘that it).

did not tell its mother, |

have not. yet reported, The ‘Do- |.
minion Government has an n explor: | .

age. Having a Nice Time

“N WwW. White, D. H. McDowall}
Dr: McKenna; Jas, s. McA rthor
and A: M. Tyson, were in town a
couple of days this week waiting
fora train: to take them to the
coast.

British. Columbia.
the week they held a conference |.
with several Indian tribes who
were not present a couple of
months ago. They were going
down on Wednesday’ 8 train’ but
missed. it. The next couple of
days were devoted to pleasure |:
and that\is. where - Mr. - , Tyson
proyed himself efficient. The
commissioners ‘would give out-no
information as to'the’ conference
with’ ‘the Indians, : ’

“Mostly Silver and Nickel’
The Herald has received ‘from
a reliable source the information:
that the new mineral country: at

duce more. silyer and nickel: than |!
‘gold. There are ‘some promising:
prospects but the majority ‘of the:
parties who went in ‘this’ spring.

ation n party in the: field.

“Opening ‘the: Vein’ ve
“Roy McDonald réported c on: Sate {i

‘ picked up-his vein in a ‘good spot
for: working. and that he was al-
ready into it about. three feet.

The galena ° is coming: in and it
looks very. promising. He is now’
confident that the vein he is on
is the Silver Cup vein.

me pe eRe

The first ‘four gentlemen |
represent the Royal ‘Indian Com-
mission while Mr. Tyson i is the}
inspector - ‘of. Indian: agencies ‘in.
The first of |

OVERHEARD AROUND ©
i! ‘NEW HAZELTON

“George Clothier: ‘was a bisiness
visitor to valley points this week,

Messrs: Sargent, ‘Hadden: and
‘Thompson are doing ‘some’ ‘pros-

Bee cies

A Mining Engineer. :
J. T. Breckon, C. E. &E. Mt,
jig a guest ‘of his sister, Mrs. Dr.
{Wrinch, Mr... ‘Breckon hag: re-].
| cently resigtied : as ‘engineer “for
the waterworks department: in}
Vancouver which position he: fill-

{ed for the past year and a’: ‘half?

Previous: ‘to going: to Vancoirver |: :
he’ was a consulting ‘and. mining
engineer in Salt Lake city’ for 25

nebo [RUSSIAN ROLLER

Aastsian Forces That Recovered Galicia
eg are Runnitig’ Before 4° Terrific’:

to the Tribune from Tnnesbruck,

AGAIN ADVANCES * :

~ Drive by Riss: ‘Aiinies we

Geneva’ July” 4 A ‘despatch

pecting in. the Kitwanicool Valley.
‘Jor 80 ye

"Ben Peterson ‘has. opened up a
new vein on the Silver King, one

ars,

“Mr. Breckon™ is on
a trip of inspection with the idea
of making’ this‘ his headquarters

says, Archduke_ Joseph. Ferdin- .
and ig expected, today at’ ‘Cracow:
to preside over’ a war council. —
If within the next few ‘days. the

a arranging for the Prince. Geurge

and around Fon Du Lae will. pro- 7

of: the: claims i in the Silver Pick
group.

Pete Wickstrom who is with
the. government road. gang. near
Smithers was in, town last Mon-
day getting an outfit. .

“The Hazelton baseball team i ig

team to Dlay. a three. game series
in: Hazelton the latter Part, of. the
month. . SP aes ;
A couple of ‘government men
have been in town this we ke do-
ing some “stream” measur ment
on the Bulkley ; river for t
minion government.

aA far ¢ on, with h developinent work, ‘at.

: urday : night: last that: he ‘chad |: =...

mountain:

[open up. a, good- sized. ore. body. .

1 of cooking: utensils, furniture and

in future.
SUTVeYS, .

~ His’ specialties aré

of” waterworks; - “bower : Blants,
mills, ete, ets gb thr

oa Matiy, Cabins: Broken Into :

Throughdut the diatrict for
some time: past prospectors atid |;
mine owners have complained of
people breaking into. their cabins
and removing anything’ that! was
of. -use.. ‘Several cases: of. thefts.

grub have- been : reported. Now}
the thieves are even: ‘coming. ‘into

ndanahaietrtbhcinns Austrians cannot stop: the viet yr-
-plans, ‘estimates’ and|;: : : ee

superintendence of. -construction

| the south’ ‘of ‘Lublin. the ‘re-v  §
_ alling ‘of the army has" beco e-
impossible. a :

have been hurried to the province
af” “Lublin, | but the’ ‘Russians, ak:
though, fighting against saperior

forces: continue: advancing, oan

Large Austrian reinforcements vz

"The Clothier Bros: have got: sO |

Vand: béen granted: ‘a.license to
n business ° in.. British ; Columb:
safe : | This” ‘company : ‘is. owner: “of ithe .
Geo. Tallman brought in some
good looking copper-ore from his
property on-:the: Rocher: Deboule
‘He has returned to
his camp: to do another couple of
weeks’ work, when. he hopes to

vjtown and breaking : ‘into’: cabins;
° Iti is.time. something. was done to
o stop that kind. of. ‘business.

“Flas: a Provincial Certificate.

‘Conper. Com pany. has applied

Highland Boy. copper. property é)

the company.

The Salt Leke Mining Review,
‘in“an editorial, ‘says:-‘'Thé. pub:
lie. in general, has but a ‘vague
idea of the importance and mag-
nitude of the mining industry in
this country, and place but little
stress upon. the faet that this
pursuit,. ‘at :the: present, time, is
making. ‘possible the overwhelm-
ing trade balance i in-favor of the
United: States;- this condition ‘be-
ing due’ to the fact that it in. nearly
every © -eominodity: used: in’ the
manufacture. of war: ‘Material and.
munitions, "some “type! of metal
must be. use aa

MINING YS. ALL OTHER Ll

profits: is as “follows—railroads 3
per. cent; national, banks. 6..1-4;
insurance companies: 11; lumber.
ing 14; manufacturing 20 and}
inining 182 | ‘Der, tent,” _ Another
illustration is given in -a. ‘state-
ment credited tothe. National

Banker j in which’ that, paper, Bays:
that’.

“the. combined. dividends
paid by the: gold-and silver’ com-
panies in-the. United States” are
greater thai. the. combined divid-
ends paid by. all-the. banking’: ‘in-

stitutions in the United ‘States,?",| ir
and that: “the combined dividends |:
| of the ex pper mining companies)

lost-in, the. banks: an the past five
years than i in mining. in: the. Past

fifteen years.. oe

lf there ever. was: a time. vahen |
and importance,’
us now. ;

The Butte &. Rocher. De.B ule

Rocher: Deboulé métintain ‘and: Fe tending: the sleigh road from Two  ¢€

is largely controlled in New. Haz-
elton, .where.the. provincial head
joftice is. located... F... C.: _McKin-
non is the’ provincial attorney for

that time is with st
We da: “not” mean in|:

Austrians at ‘Sainosz and on
ed. two Hungarian bat

“Athens, July i4— ~The’ Turkish —

-| troops. at Berrut have. ‘mutinied:
and driven. their German officers
from’ there." or

: ‘Road- To. the Silver: cup
The: road gang which: was ex.

Mile:creek, around to..the -foot:: ot .
the hill. below..the Silver
miné: completed: their. work,
week: The. road i is now open for
wagon | transportation :‘to:a point.
a short distance beyond. the. Har-
ris. mine, and: ‘from:there ; on is a!
Back. trail,.or. in. the. winter. time
sleighs ean. be. used. This willbe &
a. great. improvement, for. winter. ge
operations on .the various. ‘Nine... S
Mile mountain. properties.:: Tt. will
‘require. a lot more work before it

‘stock ‘speculation, but. in’ ‘Iégiti- den

mate and scientific mining opera: |

‘tions! in ‘the “development “of” al.
prospect ‘into a producing and

ot heey

at [een les will ‘be: completed ;
in| for. holding: regular, Services. .