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oe THE Gump, INR: SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1915. |

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Synoptis « of ‘Coal ‘Mining Regu
ations.

?

(Coan mining rights’ of the Dominion
Cc ‘in. Manitoba, . Saskatchewan and
Alberta, the Yukon Territory, the |”
‘Northwest Territories and in & portion:
.of. the, Province.of British Columbia,
may be leased for a term of twenty-one | |
years -at Zan] annual rental of $1 an
acre. Not more than,2,560 acres will
bel leased to ong applicant,
plication for a lease must be made
, applicant in | pergon to the A

uy “Sub-Agent of district in w ich
: the rights ap plied £ for are situated.

In surveyed territo: ryadthe nd tust |.
Be described by dactions egal sub-

divigions of sdBtiong, ‘and ir in ungurveyed

territory. tha tract applied fo for-shall be
: staked out by the applicant’ himaelf, .

Each a fab of must be accompani-| .
ed by a fee of $5, vi Which will be refand-
é the rights

i

appl fed for gre not
‘gvagable but not therwise, A royal-
all be paid on the merchantable
oa of the mine at the rate of five

* cents per ton,” °
ith aworn returns

‘The person ‘operatin
“famish the A gent. wi

guantity of mor-

pay. ‘the

ry

‘accounting forthe fall

chantable cosi mine

royalty thereon. _ [f thejcoal minin,
rights ara not being operated, - auc!
returns should be’ furnished at least
once a year,

The lease, willinclude the coal paining
Ti hts only, but the leasee may be pe

tted to purchase whatever Svailable
' surface rights may be ‘considered nee-

essary for the working of the mine at
the rate of $10.06 an.acre.

For full
‘ghould he made to the Recrotary of .the
Department. of the: Interior, Ottawa,

at ent or Sub-Agent of

on, W. CORY,
. Demy Ninivver of the Interior.
_N.B.—Unanthorized publication of
” this fa eement will not be paid for.

*

‘or to an
- Dominion

Mines and Mining,

“est ipa for sale — Cash or on
' -. Bond. °- Davelopmeat‘and -
—_ Work,

“Can Brothers

- Bon. Years In This. District,
Bee Hanson,’ We Be,

a TEAND REGISTRY ACT

Notice under S Section 36

TAKE NOTICE ‘that an application
‘has been made toregiater John Edward
~-Banneft ag ovmper in Fee-simple, under
5 “Tax - - from: Herbert
ee + Welch the “ASB0880r. of the-Omino-
“os a ‘Ansensment District, to. John
Edward Bennett, bearing: late the 4th
day of November, A.D. 1914, in pur-
' --auance -of a’ Tax Sale held by said
. - Aaseasor on. or about the 12th day of:
“2: ‘Oetober, 1912, of all and -singular cer- |--
_. 4; ° tein parcel -or. tract of land: and pre-
“ -miges situate, lying, and. being In the
1 iCopat--: District, In: tha: Province of
British” Columbia, -‘more, particularly
-Known and: described ag’ Southwest
quarter of Section: four. (4), Township
ven (7), Range five (6).
You ‘and -those - claiming ‘through or
a “Gnder you, and ‘all persone claiming
‘pny interest in, the sald land by descent
“whose title Ia not: registered sry k the
¢ iad
e claim of

OE ‘provisions of the “Land Regis
are. required to contest
fre. tax. purchaser . within forty-five
sae of the aervice of -this notice upon
ve, ” Otherwise. you .and each of you
— Silt he for aver eatop aed ‘and debarred |.
-\,, from setting up any e aim to or in-res-
\ “pect of the aaid inna, and I hall regris-
ry the aaid John Hawand Bennett aa
owner in fea, :

Yonr ‘attention is called to ‘Section. 36
of: the. “Land Registry Act” .and
‘amendmerta, and e: spill to the fol-
lowing extract there
to. the above notice:

"And in. default of a “caveat. or
certificate of lia ‘pendens being
filed . ‘before the . registration sa
_ wher of.-the persons entitled under
such’ ‘tax “dale, all persona so served |:
-, With notice,’ or: garved with notice
* wnder subsection -(6) of: sectlon 155
the “Municipal: Clauses Act,
“or section 293 of the “Muntci-
om Aat? re J gantlan ing af tha. Wao.
* desament. ‘Ack, 4008, a or section ‘269
- of. the Taxation’ ‘Act, " in cases in
which--notico - undor: thie Act is dis-

pensed with as ‘hereinafter provided, |
and those cloiming through ‘or. undar |
theni, , and - all persone claiming any}:
‘interest in the land by virtue of any
"Unregistered ifbtramont, and all por-
eons claiming any intorest.in tha and

‘by descent wheas “tle ieonad | el
ale

tered under.the provisions of
Act, shall be for: aver eatopped and}:

ey teers

>; to. or-in: raspest of ‘Who hand se
. fe taxes,'” :

Dated. at’ the.

the mine shall "

information application|

7 7 _ [ties to “Tolograph, Creek ‘this

ordered a cut of-ten. per cent in.

traffic : over- 1310 miles of track

rom which relates 7

_ dahavrad: from getting | wn any ‘elein }
ao.soldj.

‘S The World’ Ss Doings in Brief

: News Notes from Many’ Sourtei

Prince | “Albert, Sask., chad 1 a
snowstorm on ‘Tuesday.

‘Drought i in. Austria i is likely & to
seriously. affect grain crops.

-_

- Phereis a revival of activity in
the Slocan silver-lead district, °

nla

. Two thousand people lost their |
‘homes in Texas floods last week.

Great Britain and Italy ‘have
reached a basis of finanetal co-
operation, |

a storm in Wiscongin on Satur-
day. night, | ;
The government investigation

of war purchase abuses hag
opened at Ottawa.

Methodist ministers in. Toronto
condemn the sending of tobacco
to'seldiers at’ the front.

. -Brigandage, “fostered by Aus-
tria, is rife in.the rear of the
Italian army in Austria, _

A tornado in "Perth county,

| destroyed much property. _

“Portugal's general elections r re-
anlted ina defeat of the. revolu-
tonary party by the, ‘Democrats,

_ The: H, BK Co, ° ‘steamer Port
Slay wih ma ke only 490

fa
rte

= | geagon.. a : eae ot

~ Vancouver sqhoo! “bi board hes

the salaries of all teachers, from
July 1. yO es

"Garza, béuvistinal president of
Mexico, hap ‘been deposed anda
Villa ; candidate ‘returned. at. a.
convention. . Dos

A strike by 14,000 street car
employees in Chicago. tied up

this week.

“Victoria ball team. hasdisband-
ed;-after ten ‘successive defeats.
The players, refused to aeeept re re.
duced salaries,

; Prohibition ins Russia has
caused dn abnormal demand for |
tea, which hag r risen in price ten
cents a pound.” :

‘Villa lias been. otified by: Brit-|
ain thet he must ‘fx: thet ‘reapong-|
ibility. for. the ‘murder of Britia:

ct ode.

subjects i in. Mexleo.

“Patay” Clark, ‘the miltionaire
of Spokane, who: was inter-|,
ested in’ various’ B. C, ‘taines, j is
dead,. of heart failure, - oan

en

- Reato,, winner: of : the: Grand
Prix, .drove an. ‘Jattoniobile for.

miles { an hoiit, a new record,

. Premier McBride ‘is still ini
"| Louden,’ ,

‘Fifteen persons wére killed i in|

: investigation” before beginning ||

Ontario, - ‘caused one . death and|:

fighting, that corps having been

regiment, when Private: Turnbull

* Joy, . within a few. yards of: their

. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ;
_PLANS! FOR SEASON

i

two miles, at. the rate. of 110.7 me

“

ing minister of mines, hag -Or-
dered. the . internment of all
enemy aliens . _ employed in the
mines of ‘the province,

The ‘international boundary
commission has, arrived ‘at asat-
isfactory ‘settlement of all dis-
puted boundary points between
Canada and the, United States, :

The president of: the Canadian
Manufacturers’ Association states
that at: the'end of the war the
Allies will: enter into a, trade
| agreement which will give Can-
ada a large market, in Russia,

lished. a peace manifesto,
which he suggests mediation as
a preventive of war. Nations,
he says, should allow a year for

war,

_ A force of 600 American blue-

- Ex-Seeretary  Biyan ‘has ear r
inj ff

jackets and: marines will start|}
from Guaymas, | onthe west coast |‘

Pet tien et tin

a s Bay Company’

~ WHOLESALE LIQUOR HOUSE.
-HAZELTON, B c .

Su :

Ginger, ete.

SPARKLING AND

_Whiskies on Draught

' ‘Excellent brand: of Scotch Whiskies j in case goods,

Rye Whiskies, Irish Whiskies, Gins, Clarets,
_ Sherrys, Champagne, Beer, Ale, Stout, Grape-juice,
~~ Kia-Ora. Kop’s Non-aleoholie Liqeuers, Raspberry,

‘Don i let the War Tex scare you--it only applies to”
NON-SPARKLING WINES

Sram conieenoTMeAMNNESHNNESHBNMNEANNHENRI

Rum 0 on n Draught

Montserrat Lime-juice, .

sjsiniesvansaninndar mini vinaice aad

Exar and STAGES ¥:

| night,

&

: Consign your shipments in Our
Care for Storage or. Delivery:

Our stages meet all trains:

Best Dry Birch $7 a Cord.
Anca & MacKay

oT.

aad publi ic conveyances _day and |

We ere prepared to supply private I | ae
id 1
at South Hazelton or New Hazelton. : { °

HAZELTON N and NEW HAZELTON

of Mexico, to attack the Yaqui
on Americans,
Mexicans and Germans, :

A Letter From the Trenches
James Turnbull,

for the front, writes from France
to’ Forester.Allen,. telling” ‘soitie-
| thing: of ‘his experiences “in, the
war, | "Jim" ig with the Prin-
ces Patricies. which” ‘ta. to: ‘bey!

almost conatantly“on the firing
line, and having’ suffered great
loses: = > The fighting: ‘line of the!
‘wrote on May 20, was reduced to
140,: but still held: the. ground
they had been. ‘fighting on. dim

Indians,’ of - Mexico, ‘who have)
[declared war.

one of theld
| forest rangerg who left Hazelton |s

|

was one of the. forturiate few, ae

_Frince Rupert and Prince George,

- Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,

Eestbound Traing connect at Beane
Ce,

Montreal, Naw York, ate,
-Cara, fond

.. through to St,
“vis the Grand

‘Elect

A |

ALBERT. DAVIDSON, |

“Through Train Service —
WINNIPEG & PRINCE RUPERT.

“TRAINS LEAVE HAZELTON, Weatbound,
a.m, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. EASTBOUND :
at 6:08 p.m. Mond:
‘bound trains connect, at Princa Rupart with steamers-

7g train carrigs Elee f Ciiees

For r points east of Chicago have your ticket Tead
Tronk Pacis Raway, the Double-Trac
1 information, through ticketa, etc., apply to your Local Agent or to,

GENERAL ‘AGENT,

10:46,
ay, Thursdey and Saturday, - Wegt-

leaving Prince Rupert at 19 a.m.,
for Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle.
for St, Paul, Chicago, Toronto,
hted a ae er and Parlor Cafe.

‘ourlst Sleeping Car

Route. For:

PRINCE RUPERT, B,C

Thorp & Hoops t: Real: Bist Financial ss me Bete : 7

Bole district agenta for E. G.
‘tural

Machinery and implementa, “Wagons,
Fire, Life, Accident, ‘and: Hmployer's Lianllity. Anaurence
. We represent the est companies.’ =.

We Can Locate You On a Good Pre-Emption Near the GT: P.

If you desire information about the Bulkley Valley. write us...
iO Ra een eter ti enti at

Per BG Co,, Victoria, - Agrienl- —
Kite... a

ed in the head, -When- the letter
put in 72, hours! facing the ene-|_
old battleground, ‘and ‘had been

sent. to. reserve for. much-needed
rest. . °

Tombia~ during’: the. present’ Bea
gon; “particular: attention being
paid to the economic Fegources, in|
minerala,

but Andrew Moncur, another. Ha-|. =.
‘elton man, was Slightly wound-

c

was written the: Pata* had juat|

| Field: operations. by the staff of :
the geological survey of .Canada |
| will’ be: continued { in British Co-

In- ‘Omineca. district .
: this’ Amportant work will’ ‘occupy :

y

- HACELTON MISPITAL

Green Bros, Burden & Co. a .

- Offices at Victo:la, Nelson, Fort Geotige
[Be c. Ayeunce, Mer. New | Hanlin, ee

Assay Office and Mining Office *
Arts and Crafts Building, 578 Seymour Street.
VANCOUVER, Bc

‘|The. Estate of : Je “O'Sullivan: :

Provincial Assayers and Chemis

livan, F.C. 8., 26 yeara’ with.
Vivian & Sons, Swansea,

€

in the |
at tho:
or by mma froma t the ahs Superintendent atthe art

. Hospital.

; Givil Engineers 0
Dominion and British Columbia
» ©. Land Surveyors

Be aid New Hazelto

eee

an: ‘exploration of the region Seibel

paying.

ogista; “Charles Gamsell ‘making | :
tary: to the: a. T. By between :
)-MackCenale! ‘will’ study: tha :

geology of ‘the “Hazelton- Alder-
: special a atten: |

| | “Bowrythig in Canvas”

Ll : Prince Repet Tent and Awning Co,

— BARRISTER “AND SOLICITOR nS

oe ROTARY. PUBLIC’

Established _1897 by the late: 5 O° Sul- ~

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