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" wait Orders Solicited, toh, Zackon & Co. | : : New: Hazelton - You Don’ t le When. you say - og ‘believe ‘it a good . ce | helt fot inventment,” or will miarka new s Year for the fe 7 terior. - The hidden wealth of these ’ vast storehouses is only conimen- on veing to be seen. by the naked aye, | NEW HAZELTON és the Hub! n. which and from which trains f ape will se Get on the “ne got J . tas New Hazelton ae ~b Government Expert ‘Gives|; ~ Mining: Men His Views |: On Groundhog Railway FIELD 8 ri) MILES LONG Malloch: Randa Interesting” Paper on “Upper: Skeena / Coal: Fields Before, :Mining- Inatitute at Vancauver—Three ;Peutble Routes for. Railvey to Coal ‘One of the principal features! of the -recent Mining Institute “{leonvention, at Vancouver was the { |reading” by G..5.. Malloch; of the -| Geological Survey, of a paper, on the Groundhog’ coal: fields. :He spoke. optimistically. of the of deposits. which had’ been: found Hi and treated the matterof railway. transportation to’ and. from” the field in ‘a comprehensive raanner. He said that he had gone-care-| ‘fully into the. subject: and dis-|, cussed. not _only the anthracite!. 4 character. of. the -coal,. but. the | possibilities of profitable mining. He ‘outlined three possible routes for a railway to reach the” fields, “The shortest would. be from Stewart,. at the head of Portland -| Canal, ‘a distance of about ninety |. miles, This line. would” pass | £ through. - the - Naas . “valley. ‘Another line. was. poasible . over : _ : oe -£]/ somewhat the same -territoty. -|150 miles in.length and a grade A. - railway. from Hazelton. tol. | to: Groundhog Mountain would be ‘of one per cent could be obtained, “| 1n -erossing.. either of the passes ‘from -Bear : River . valley to the Naas country ; ‘a -grade of. from two to three per - cent would be required. This liné would reach _ water transportation in ninety. _| miles, -- - ‘Groundhog’ coal, “extends northwesterly i in: ‘long strips for seventy ‘miles,’ said Mr, Malloch. “The thiekness: of the: deposit, ig . upwards. of 8, 000° feet.” The coal is contained in commercial quanti- {ties near the top and bottom. :. It}: is anthracite in character, In. all the seams examined -veinlets of jot quartz and calcite traverse the coal in’ ‘different . directions, There are ‘too few openings ‘to Lestimate the. amount ot. foreiyn material. 7P : asta ANNEXATION ~ SENTIMENT STRONG . Cordova, Mining Man: Says! - Agitation i is More Than Idle _ Falk—-Coninot Develop. 7 ay can. ‘RSSUTS . ‘you. that ‘the agitation: throughout. Alaska - ‘in ‘favor. of* political - union: -with f Canada. is' no idle- talk, The movement is gaining ground every day, but just how it can be realized it is difficult to say.’ - This was the statement made to. the ‘Vaicouver:' Province : by- John: ‘Rogers, ‘a. Cordova. mining - man.) ” "Te has become’ & “by-word | in| the North,” he. added, “that the poor man-can’ not ‘get_a square deal, and that: title to coal and mineral claims’ can only be ‘se- cured through ‘the: influence. of | Washington lobbyists. This ig probably the reason why some.of -frichest. natural resources. have} ~|paased under the» control : of -, | groups of capitalists, ° ‘The old- -|timerstike myself are fully aware! thaf: the. administration. ‘of: the mining. laws: in Alaska formd a Jurid contrast. with the. Square methods in-vogue in’ thé ‘Can, adian Yukon.’ i the : l plain: ‘anid is enforced to the letter = Tha "| Byitish ‘erating, ant ‘Tshobld ‘not bé‘at all surprised, in’ “the-.event of: relief not'goon being: ‘granted |to see a veritable. stampede set; in this.” spring: to: the. ‘unexplored regions of -:the: Yukoi: “Which afford -the same opportunities to the prospector as: Alaska’ does: “Just before I left ‘the North there - was talic of. extending the Alaska Central. Railway: into, the Canadian ‘Yukon in order to ; ‘tap immense coal fields. i -(last.. year in British’. territory, within forty miles of the. “pound ary line. Theowners realize. that they are free to mine and export this’ coal without official interfer- ence ‘because they will-be Operat- ing in. ‘British: territory,’ Mean ‘while. all the valuable. coal ‘fields in Alaska are held up- by Wash ington ‘red tape’ and the coal |§ used - in Alaska has to be.shipped|& all. the way from Vancouver! § Island,’ 7F STEWART CONVICTED . Millions for Espionage ; London, . ‘Feb. 26:— Bertram Stewart, the London lawyer con- victed: of espionage -at Leipsic, has been sent to the fortress -at Glatz in Prussian Silesia, where | #83 | Captain Trench, another ‘English | Stewart's |# spy, is imprisoned. | father writes. indignantly: to the Times protesting’ ‘against.’ cre-. dence being. given tothe: ‘untested assertions i in a Hamburg.’ ‘hews- paper of Rue, the: Belgian « uin- former, “whom he calls a rascal ony and traiton, ">" : ; re Rue’s wife, it. seems, is “an. attractive Irish’ lady, who owas deserted by her husband two years ago andis now proprietress ofa boarding house near London. The Daily Mail- correspondent at Berlin aays Rue has been ton- tinually i in the pay:of the. secret . intelligence departments: both of "| Britain and Germany. After rbringing about -the arrest of Stewart, “he went, into hiding i in ‘the |. ~ Duteh-German’. - frontier towhs, living the live of a hermit, broken by: debauches. - Once in a} ie bout - of: intemperance - he at- '{ tempted. suicide,; - ‘Germany’ spends $3,900,000 on | her “sécret..service t6 Britain’s| $200,000.’ No’ details of payments or disbursements axe given in the] ‘accounts, “A. ~ German paper.says that.among the topics | of discussion during .the visit to}: Berlin of Lord ‘Haldane, the Brit-| *| ish’ war minister, was-an Anglo- ‘public... German agreement, to-forbid es- pionage i in, each other’s territor Air Fleet for France of Paris, Feb. 26:—A, great na af tonal movement is: ‘afoot to equip ‘ the. French army with the finest) § aerial. fleet in the world. The agitation follows upon the action of:the government’ in. setting: aside over 5,000,000 francs for the? complete: ‘reorganization of the army air COFDS. + a : *. Rebellion { in . Haiti Cane Haytien, Hayti,. Feb 26:- An? ‘official. -Peport has been received of severe fighting between revolutionary forces and ‘governient troops near the San. Domingan frontier, The resu is” not. recorded-beyorid the fact sithat ” the government troop ie suffered a lesa of: forty killed and "Blverare B care Miner, : Sy. ON TRAITOR’S won| Further. Particulars of Case ; ' _ Which has Stirred England ee oS i in. the official townsite of New Hazelton. The Supreme Authority ¢ on ‘Reikway matters in Canada, the De nion Railway Commission, has decided that the : Station and Railway Yards Shall be at livestments i in Real Estate i in New Hazelton now are as safe as Vancouyer, Winnipeg | or Montreal. We have ‘Durchased from. Northern Interior’ Land Co., Ltd., of Prince Rupert, ‘the choicest ——- ~ Lots In Section One You can — . secure lots in the ~ Business Section . vat. stating prices ‘if you apply today, Hundreds have been. waiting for a me Settlement : “of. the controveriy regarding the railroad townsite. The “Matter is now finally settled for : all time, ae - Your. Opportunity Ins. arrived. Prices will advance sharply, : now. v at the beginning and make the big profits - Joint Ownera and 1 Bile J Agents F Fort é George Townstte | Bower Dung 43 Grawvill Sed, Vancouver, B.C.