east igh water mark or - we

more oa IGNACE

8 ’ and

 

 

   
  

ASE NOTICE

LAND purcH

, pistrict pistriet of Coast,

aa. Agnace Massey, of
ake wee cupation logger, intend
: mission to purchase the
appr? scribed foreshore
“t a post planted at the
i Lot 4446, thence south
Hiowing the shore. line
; erly direction 300 feet from
' Cio Paciie Railway right-of

. ‘ ) fewet east of the south

va. f Lot 4446, thence west 300
: Pp, right
point
acres

wes
r

hig

slong the beach to
oe containing 2.0

MASSEY.

t
men

aa july 90th, 1048
y Aug. 12, 1099.

District of
Five
Milton Christian,
sunery employee, in
ermission to lease the
a ed lands Commencing
n the northwest corner
directly opposite ln
iwence running east 20
v0 chains, thence
; nore, thence north 20
e line to place of
containing 40 acres

1 Division
‘ hange
pb that |,

i

MILTON CHIMISTIAN

ivi2

pistrict—Cassiar Range
E that I, EB. 5S. Wise, of
wentioman, intend

lays to apply for permis

1 the following described
ommes g at @ post planted
: nalf miles south of In
joose Bay, twenty chains
twenty chains east, thence
rth, thence twenty
‘ 3 nt of commnecement
— E. 5. WISE
Ww. Lyons Forrest, Agent

ivi2

ation

Skeena Land District District of
ust Range Four.
pat |, Fred

ert jpation

ermission

ribed

Dawson, of
farmer, in
to purchase
lands Com
planted three miles
e mile it of End Hill, Banks
thence south 40 chains, thence

hence north 40 chains,
point of com
acres, more

app!) ;

g at @ post

 

mins ww

ing 160

 

ement ta

FRED DAWSON

sted August 1, 1012

District—District of
ast Kange Four
inat 1, Isabelle Smith El
pri Kupert, occupation married
ma end apply for permission to
wing Gescribed lands
4 post planted four miles
miie south of End Hill,
south 80 chains,
thence north 40
chains, thence
west 40 chains to
containing 480

ea

Isian ence
hains,
thence west 40

hains, thence
ement;

ast 5

uuen

SABELLE SMITH ELLIS
ti, 1912
1912

 

 

District of

  

Coast,
ge o
t Caroline Johnson, of
b occupation married
nleuds apply for permission
base the following described lands
uunenciag 41 & post planted at the
Lot 3065, theuce 80
hence 8U Chains east,
ih to southeast corner
ence west 40 chains slong
bh 20 chains along Lot
it ‘ hains west aiong Lot
wut ininencement, contain
acres More or less.
AKRULINE JOHNSON

 

thence
of Lot
Lot

LAND PURCHASE

 
 

NOTICES

Skeena Land District District of
hange V
notice that |

Prince Rupert, occ

Coast
Take Peter Stacey, of
‘pation carpenter, |
tend to apply for permission to purehes.
the following de ribed lands :
Commencing at @ post pi

) platile
2 miles south from Graveyard Pon
graph station ,and being on the
of the Skeena River, thence
thence west 80 chain t

5, hence

chains, thence east so chains to post of

commencement, co
an leas ’ Ntaining 640 acres more

 

 

about
Point tele
south side
south 80 chains,

Dated BS STACEY

Pub

August 24th,
Sept. 28, 1912

skeena Land District District of
Khange V
rake hotice that |, Horace hoy, of Prince
Kupert, B. ¢ occupation gentleman in
tend to apply for vermission to purchase
the following described lands
Commencing at a post bianted about @
Miles southwest from Graveyard Point
telegracph office and about 1% tiles
south of south bank of Skeena River anc
sijoining Peter Stacey's appli ition ik
purchase, thence south #9 chains thence
west 80 chains, thence borth 80. chair
thence east 80 chains to post of commence’
ment, containing 640 acres more of be
HORACE
vig

Coast,

less

Dated ROY

August 24th,
Pub

Sept. 28, 1012

Skeena Land District
Kange
notice that I, Henry
Prince Kupert, B. C., o ipation tail
roader, intend to apply for permission to
purchase the following described iwnds
Commencing at & post planted about 70
chains south from Graveyard Point tele
graph office, and being on the south side
of the Skeena HKiver, thence south 80
chains, thence east 80 chains, thence north
80 chains, thence west 80 chains to post
of commencement, containing 640 acres
more or less ;

apiatrics of Coast,

Take Smith, of

HENRY
August 24th, 1912
Sept. 28, 1912

SMIT
Dated a

Pub

Skeena Land District—District
Range V
fake notice that I,

Prince Rupert, B. C

of Coast,

Mike Vidak, of
» occupation restaurant
man, intend to apply for permission to
purchase the following described lands

Commencing a1 4 post planted about 2
miles south from Graveyard Point tele
graph office and being on the south side
of the Skeena River, thence south 80
chains, thence east 80 chains, thence north
$0 chains, thence west 80 chains to post
of commencement, containing 640 acres

more or less
MIKE VIDAK.
bated 1912

Pub

August
Sept. 28,

24th,
1912.

Skeena Land District—District of
Range V
notice that I,
Prince Rupert, B, C.,,
pector, intend to apply for permission to
purehase the following described lands:
Commencing at @ post planted about 30
chains south of Graveyard Point teleg b
oMece and being on the south side of the
Skeena River, thence south 40 chains,
thence ¢ast 40 chains, thence north 40
chains, thence west 40 chains to post of
tnmencement, containing 160 acres more

w less

Coast,

Take Albert Lopas, of

occupation pros

 

ALBERT
1912
1912.

LOPAS
Dated
rub

August 24th,
Sept. 28,

Skeena Land District—District of Coast,
Range V.
that I, Thomas A. Roy, of
B. C., occupation pros
pector, intend to apply for permission two
purchase the following described lands
Commencing at @ post planted on the
south bank of the Skeena Kiver and about
2 miles southeast of the mouth of Shames
Hiver, thence south 80 chains, thence west
SU chains, thence horth 80 chains, thence
east 80 chains to post of commencement,
containing 640 acres more or less
THOMAS A. ROY
1912

Take
Prince

notice
Rupert,

 

Dated
Pub

August
Sept. 28,

26th,
1912

 

w. J. Goodwin, Agent
May 29th, 1912
5, 1012 |
|
|

|

5 |
Charles H. Ziegier,|
giand upation gentieman, |
‘yb r permission Ww pur
y ribed lands |
e 4t & post planted at the!
lot 29, thence north]
west 30 chains, thence)
east 30 chains to|/
ent, containing ninety |
HAKLES HENRY
Alexander

‘ iviz2

4 t—District of

Coast,

ZIEGLER
Nobile, Agent

b viz

al District—District of Cassiar.
tha er Besner, of Prince
pation hotel Keeper, in
aps I pertuission to purchase
Jescribed lands
€ 4t & post planted on the
bay, Observatory Inlet,
mile south of Indian
* south, thence 20
> Cas vaihs north, thence
_ s columencement,
res more or less,
ULIER BESNER,

 

 

to poimt of

District of Coast,
Nalge
hat Henry Burbank, of
ccupation lumberman,
permission to pur
7 ‘owing described lands
Lo Te Gt & post planted 40 chains
svllleast corner of Lot 1728,
“ast District, thence east 40
hence south 40 chains, thence
hee north 40 chains to
cement, containing 160

Kupert

Apply for
the f

 

HENRY BURBANK,
eek Andrew Kennedy, Agent.
"| sa th, 1912
‘

Pub. Sept

Pkeeha Land Distatet

HKange
hati, J. A. Pake, of Prince
bed Wo ap . ‘pation Diacksmith, in
_, vy Tor permission to purchase

"6 described lands:

Dorlbwee, et 8 & post planted at the
OY chains yout? Of Lot 1706 thence south
ie one nar t less to bank of Zimogo
ty we Song th bank of river
me esterly direction $0
S a bank to post of
*UGiDiig : acres

K. Pake,

District of Coast,
‘AK DOtice ,
"wert, B. ¢

(iter

chains
cotamene -
more or less,
horthwest corner,

4. RK. PAKE

Marked J

Paled Aug. gig

1012
Pub, Sept, 16°

1912

si

“eeha Lane
4nd District—Distriet of Coast,

Kange V

Take holice

uper ,

ih : hat John Merritt, of Prince

tor on © Constable, intends to

Wig dese eon to purehase the fol
lima tibed lands

rh bee at 4 post planted on
7 a of the Quinamas
1 im pee Of Indian
“HONS, thence

SOUTH 40 chains

. the
Kiver, about
Shack, thence
east 40 chains,
® 10 post of « —~ thence west 40
) &PeS more - vencement, contain-

ess
JOHN ME KITT,

worth 4
Mien ce

ait
i

AG. 5 Locator
ember he Agent

Sept. 97, ion i

Date
pated Sep

5
\
"ena Lang District

District
Kange \ of

Coast,
Take
tee
; Th, Man te Th 48 Partington, of
ply ! , .
oe i! ” bermission — clerk, intends to
Weseribed lange PUPChase the fol
q — WEDCIng ay _

 

ene et planted on an
of Oehy from Indian re
Chains tp + Oamas River, thence
. "iver bank thence west
river bank, thence
40 chains to
', Containing 160

PANTING TON

 

wore
THOMAS
ed & G. Pal Locator

Pub o *P ember o.. 0 UW Held, Ager
tee et teint 9

 

Land District—District of

Range V

Take notice that |, Napoleon
Wallace, Idaho, occupation mill
tend to apply for permission
the following described lands

Commencing at 4& post planted about 1
mile south from the mouth of the Shames
fiver, and about half a mile south from
the south bank of the Skeena River, thence
south 80 chains, thence east 80 chains,
thence north 80 chains, thence west 80
chains t) post of commencement, contain
ing 640 acres more or less
NAPOLEON ROY
1912

skeena Coast,
Roy, of
man, ip
to purchase

26th,
1912

Dated
Pub

August
Sept. 28,

Skeena Land District—District of Coast,
Range V.
notice that 1, Mike Vukstich, of
Rupert, B. C., cecupation restaurant
intend to apply for permission Ww
purchase the following described lands
Commencing at & post planted about 70
chains distant and in @ southerly direction
from Graveyard Point telegraph oMce and
being on the south side of the Skeena
River, thence south 80 chains, thence west
80 chains, thence north 80 chains, thence
east 80 chains to post of commencement,
containing 640 acres more or less.
MIKE VUKSTICH

Take
Prince
man,

 

 

..».. ITEMS OF... .

SPORT!

 

 

o~.-~.-~—.

It is just possible that the B,
CG. Agricultural grounds will be
converted into an athletic field,
\ proposal to spend $2,000 in
fixing up the grounds has received
favorable consideration, and they
may be finished for next spring.
sporting writers are
the coming “war”
for players Lester Pat-
rick there ‘won't be any
battle; he will simply step in and
take the players that he requires.
It is that spirit, shown by the
backers of the B. CG. Hockey
that has earned for the
boys the support of
sporting enthusiast

Kastern
worrying over

hockey

says

League
Patrick
every true
in Vietoria,
Bay Athletic
string of four or
boxers to a tournament at
the 18th and the same
number to Seattle on October
25th The Spokane A, C. has
written asking for a team to
compete at their club on Novem-
15th With these engage-
ments to fill, the Bays have a
month or two ahead of

will

Club
five

James
send a

ecouver on

ber

busy
them.

After frequent outbreaks on
the diamond and being the cause
of a disastrous strike by the De-
troit Tigers, which virtually put
them out of the race, Ty Cobb
has suflicient confidence in him-
self to demand 815,000 for his
services next season. It is safe
Cobb will hard
turndown at the Presi-
dent Navin.

to say receive a

hands of

franchises in the big
costly ar-
to deal in. The New York
Giants’ franchise could hardly
be purchased for $3,000,000, and
the others, such as the
Philadelphia Athletics, run to
nearly the same figures. The To-
club is estimated to be
$150,000, The Giants in
sometimes makes as
$250,000, which would
interest on

Baseball

are somewhat

leagues

ticles

some of

ronto
worth
one season
much as
pay 10 per
#2.500,000,

cent

Cricket As-
on October
Saturday,

The Pacifie Coast
sociation has decided
26th, 28th and 29th,
Monday and Tuesday, as the dates
for the three day match between
a picked B. C. team and the Aus-
tralian team, whieh is its
way home from England.

on

from the Mari-
League has been in Victor-
ia and is known to have made
an offer to none other than Fred
raylor Taylor remarked last
spring that he would play in the
‘Timber League” this winter
rather than give Sammy Lichten-
hein the satisfaction of keeping
him on the bench again. Conse-
quently he will go east or
unless the N. H, A.
from high horse
states him.

A missionary
time

west
come down

its and rein-

In forty games, Joe Wood has

issued bases on

 

24th,
1012.

Dated August 1912

Pub, Sept. 28,

District—District of
Range V

Skeena Land Coast,

Take notice that Mrs. L. C. Putnam, of
St. Paul, Minnesota, occupation married
woman, intends to apply for permission to
purchase the following described lands

Commencing at & post planted about 80
chains west from the southwest corner of
surveyed T. L. 30045 on the bank of
Skeena River, thence south 80 chains,
thence west 80 chains, thence north 80
chains more or less to bank of Skeena:
River, thence in an easterly direction along
bank of river 80 chains more or less to
post of commencement, containing 640
acres more or less

MAS. L. C
George Kt. Putnam,
Dated August 16th, 19
Pub. Sept. 17, 1912.

  

PUTNAM
Agent.

Skeena Land District—District of Coast,
Range V

Take notice that Allan Sim, of Prince
Rupert, occupation bridgeman, Intends to
apply for permission to purcksase the fol
lowing described lands

Commencing at a post planted at the
northeast corner of Lot 1706, and marked
Allan Sim 8. E. Corner, themce porth 40
chains, thence west 20 chins more or
less to bank of Zimogotiz River, thence
along bank of river in @ southerly direc
tion 40 chains more or less to the north
line of Lot 1706, thence east #0 chains
more or less to post of commenéement,
containing 80 acres more or less

ALLAN SIM
Dated August 31, 101%
Pub, Sept, 19, 1012

 

Land District-District of Coast

Range V.
that Bery! I. Gamble, of
Vancouver, B. C., occupation spinster, 12
tends to apply for permission to purchase
the following described lands:-
Commencing at & post planted af the
corner of L. 4409, thence soutm 40
8, thence east 20 chains more or
less to W. bdy of Timber Limit No, &45,
thence north 40 chains, thence west 20
chains more or leess to point of ca@n-
mencement, containing 80 acres more or

less.
BERYL I. GAMBLE
Py. M, Miller, Agem
1912

Skeena

Take notice

   
  

Deted Sept, 5th,
Pub, Sept, 14

Take notice that |, J, B. Foraman, occu

seventy-seven
balis, which is the same number
disgorged by the left handed
Marquard in the same number of
Jeff Tesreau was given
ninety-six passes in but
games, while Bucky
walked eighty-four
thirty-four games
there with
thirty-nine
Mathew-
Ray Col-

games,
vent to
thirty-one
O'Brien has
parties im
Hugh Bedientt is in
fifty-one walks in

performances. Chris
the prophet, and
the Vermont side winder,
the control of any of
the eandidates in their respect-
ive parties. Chris has walked
thirty in forty-two games, which
is an unusually heavy average for

son,
lines,

have best

Navy-Esquimalt will be strong
this year. Alt an organization
meeting held on Wednesday night
at the Rainbow Hotel, Esquimalt,
the following officers were elect-
ed: Hon. president, Mr. R. H.
Pooley, M. P. P.; president, Mr,
J. Mesher; captain (first team),
Mr. H. P. Jones; vice captain
first team), Mr. E. Taylor; man-
first team), Mr. J. Ball;
second team), Mr. B.
viee captain (second

A. Christie; manager
Mr. J. Mesher;
Ball; secretary,

The chib's
and gold with

ager

captain
Youson,
team),

second
treasurer,
Mr \. Thomas.
colors are yellow
stockings to match,

Mr
team),
Mr. J.

5 B. A. A rugby players will
practice Saturday afternoon at
Oak Bay and the following men

 

ation miner, intend to apply to the Chief
ommissioner of Lands for rmission to
purchase the following described lands
Commencing at & post planted ten
chains distant and in an easterly direction |
from the northwest corner of

nee west about & chains
southeast corner of A. P. No
22,203, thencee north one in (more or
less) to the lake shore, nce terly
slong the lake shore to the point of com
Mmencement, 4nd containing ten
or less. 4. 8. PFE

Lake, B, C., the
to the

 

  

  

Timber |
Limit 3990, on the south end of Lakelse Lon

expected to turn out: Straker,
Wilson, Seott, Tait, Brown,
ruck, Newitt, Heald, Hous-
Me Donald, Cole, Newmarsh,
Stork, Travis,

Flett, New.
Ross Dixon,

are
Jets
lay
' Vineent,
Koberts,
Leeson,
Ganon,

Morton
Bimpsen
comb

} Phompson and
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DAILY NEWS

 

London, ¢

noon results

Aston V

Bolton
Bromwich A

Liverpool
Rovers

burn

Hot Spur 1.
Neweastle

City 4.
Notts Cou
ty 1.

Oldham Ath!
senal 0,

Sheflield I
City 4.

Barnsley

Burnley 2,
Clapton O
Glossop 0,
Hull City
Leicester I
Preston Ne
ham 0.
Stockport
Town 14.

Grimsby

Brentford
Rangers 2.

Millwall A
ton 4.

Exeter
Coventry
Town 2.

Crystal Palac
Westham
Argyle 1.
Swindon
Cityd.

Aberdeen
ers 3

ians, 0.
Celtie 1, G
Motherwell
Kilmarnoc}

*sPalkirk 2,

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Hibernians
Raith Roy

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vet, 7.—League foot.

ball games played Saturday after

“l as follows

First Division.

Sheffield

Wednesday 0.
Wanderers 2,

West

Ibion Se

Sunderland 0,

0, Everton 2
United 4,

Se

Black
Pottenham
United 1, Bradford

nty 0, Derby Coun-

etic 0, Woolwich Ar.

nited 1, Manchester

Second Division.
2, Fullham 1
Bradford 3, Bury 1.

Bristol City 2

rient 14, Blackpool 0,
Lineoln City 1.

’ Forest 4.
Fosse 1, Leeds City 4,
rth End 1, Birming-

Huddersfield

Wanderers 3,

0, Queen's Park

Bristol Rovers 0, Gillingham 2.

thletic 0, Nothamp-
Stoke 4

1, Southampton 0.
City B, Merthyr

Reading 2.
Gove Albion 14,
‘oe 2.

United 3, Plymouth

Town 3, Norwich

Scottish League.

1, Glasgowe Rang-

Airdrieon-

reenoch Morton 0,
0, Clyde 1
2, Dundee 0.

Heart of Midloth.

Thistle 2, Hamilton

1.
3, Queen's Park 0.
ers 2, Paisley St.

Rugby.

Devon 0, South Africans 8.
Whitgiftians 16,

London

Aberaven 0.

on 8, Coventry 5.
Manchester 14.

416, Old Merehani

Cardiff 0.

Heath 3, Parnath 0.

10, Rica

‘ottish 24, Rosslyn

Wolgast Very Modest

Oct. 9
cash,
another
training expenses,
t request of Tom
inging Ad Wolgast

Man.,
dollars
n with

 

 

 

 

be placed he
McLeod

Leod, the

monstrated
Jack Donova
from his y

twelve
match was ¢
ing the light

 

pionship.

Los Angeles, Oet, 9
veteran

straight falls.
accomplished in six minutes, 46
seconds, and
minutes,

AD WOLGAST
here to meet Steve Kefchell, Lo-
cal promoters being long on
brains and short on eash, the
Wolgast stock is not likely to

a “Come-Back.”
‘Dan
wrestler, de-
superiority over
n by easily winning
sunger adversary in
The first fall was

Me.

his

second in
13 seconds, The
udvertised as involv.

heavyweight cham.

the

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