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Commencing @t a post planted four and
the mouth of
River, thence north 80
chains, thence east 80 chains, thence
south 80 chains, thence west 80 chains to
point of commencement, containing 640

acres, more or less.
ETHEL M. THOMPSON.
Hubert 0. Crew, Agent.
Dated August 17th, 1912.

Pub, Sept. 14.

one-half miles east from

the Quinamaas

Skeena Land District——District of Coast,
Range V.

Take notice that |, Napoleon Roy, of
Wallace, Idaho, occupation mill men, ip
tend to apply for permission to purchase
the following deseribed lands:

Commencing at a post planted about 1
mile south from the mouth of the Shames
River, 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 ty post of commencement, contain
ing 640 acres more or less

NAPOLBON ROY

Dated August 26th, 1012
Pub, Sept, 28, 1012
Skeena Land District--District of Coast,
Range V.
Take notice that |, Mike Vukstich, of
Prince Rupert, B. C., occupation restaurant
man, intend to apply for permission to

purchase the following described lands
Commencing at & post planted about 7\
chains distant and in a 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

1" on two purchase
ned foreshore
1 @ post planted at We
Lot 4446, thence south
jjowing the shore line (BY JACK LINOKE.) tf
rection 300 foot, from In the Brown-Hyland event or wth or the purpose of self-ad-
; . hallway right-o HY ONE) vertiear i he ” ae
4 ooet east of the south-leaw the moder hoxe naib ' ement, but rather beceauss
va at + 4446, thence yore, aoe iu istedi he believes, like many of us have
' or G, T, P. rig with the old tins \
ware ae beach tw point volt tine fighter who hadjeome to believe, that the boxing
way optaining 2.0 acres) heen accustomed ty work into qa] #ame should be conducted the
IGNACE MASSEY. elineh, and with ne arm free} -°™e 88 any other sport, free
h, 1942 0 ale nee ‘ at¢
ated IN eg, 1048 Whaled away al ar inerable from baleful influences and sta-
th ged in a way that any man, re-
portion of bh ipponent nat i
‘ . , "ke wardiess of piety or differential.
’ pivision——District of omy above the belt, making it im ne tet , i :
i ist Hange Five. en possible for the referee to peekon - emperament, may witness it
t i, Milton Chris ’ . ” ind come ¢ a ' »
Atl, et ologes, ecfanything save the physical effectt me away minu any «de
mission to lease th@l ¢ the plow Hel leclerious results
i sods; Commencing ’ mds day and
the northwest corner;the zone in which he f ht de What impressed me as much
jirectly opposite In led tl = in ws }
ence running east go) andes this method t wast! any other element of the eon
chains, thence} pyyyvael oO any | 7
' thence north 20) '''* ay the lea 0 see him] tests was the ease with which
line to place of) standing traight ind boxing | Burns asserte the atar 4
‘ mtaining 40 acres th } : ; 1K erted the master hand
with his mar ithe than boring 4nd convineed the audience that
ILTON CHRISTIAN in and beating his strength down]it Was really a boxing contest and
: with what is known as “in fleht that part of the price of admis
tie sion Was a certain exaction of
t—Cassiar Range As to Burt methods of cor decorum that would brook no in-
skeet j it Il, EB. 8S. Wise, of jucting tt ‘ ti fri r
ABE . gentieman, intend) CUCTINE ie battt et me say it} fringment
apply for permis-|je as natural fi or ‘
fi Howing described| | pe hat ’ r 7 my Burns There was no boisterous in-
x at a post planted|to adhere strictly to the esthetic} toxicated people at the ringside
) half miles south Of IM-) on in the boxing
' ; Bay, twenty chains ’ ; xing game as it isinor in the bleachers The ever-
4 chains east, thence} ff.) to le eal ( {
; id a wear for him lead an idea moral present sportive gentleman, fil-
f commncement life abroad and give his prover led with liquor plus unbridled
E. 5. WISE bial unstinting fealty to |
Ww. Lyons Forrest, Agent WING ait is} exuberance demanding that
. ivig bright family someone lay him a wager, was a
! r I recall vividly iy negotia-[negligable quantity. In faet one
tions with Burns vhen I was{might have believed they were in
skeena Land | a eo making the match for Flynt Asfan auditorium listening to a lee-
sst Hange Four, % in mate m
k ie red Dawson, of @ USUAl thing match making is ajture on philosophy interspersed
- ° pation farmer, im-idistasteful business especially| wit kee t so fe i t
Abt permission to purchase ! vith keen wi far as outward
wing ribed lands:—Com-|in dealing with the rank and file|demonstration was concerned.
planted three miles ‘ "
‘mile | f End Hill, Banks of prize fighters This was not It was unfortunate that one
h 4 chains, thence} {hii ise with surns he lat was compelled to « » ope
corthn 40 Galien, compelled it in the open
ast 4 hains to point of com-;@Nl streak of refinement thatlarena with a cool breeze blowing
ining 160 a@cres, Morel won him the admiration of thelinstead of in a comfortable thea-
FRED DAWSON fight fans and all classes of so0-]tre building or other auditorium
Aug 1vi2 ;
ob. Aus 1912 ciety in the United States, stood Another feature that demon
out at all times, and was more/ strates that the boxing game may
weena Land trict—-District of like interviewing some business|be relieved of its last objection-
st Range Four man or closing a real estate;able feature was the fact that
ak ‘ isabelle Smith El : 7 ’ ha
pert, occupation married} deal than signing up two men|there were no hangers-on about
ma apply for permission to ‘ att! ere e fo fio . e oO . J _
as wing described lands:- in a battle wher th indation} the city r the arena. Had this
¢ at & post planted four miles} was brutality bout been held in some cities in
4 south of End Hill, [1 hit maids tl > ‘ ,
. south 80 chains, ght carry the summary|my native country this element
‘ asi 50 chains, thence north 40) further to the ring that night,jwor ave . legio ) .
; 10 chains, -thenes ’ ould have been legion, not be-
‘ 4 e west 40 chains to] When a lucky punch meant 100)cause it cannot be eliminated,
ene containing 480 per cent, more to my pocket than}but because of the police toler-
SABELLE SMITH ELLIS if Burns won vet inside thelance
: August ivi2 om
Aug. 13, 1042 squared circle his deportment, as rhe time will soon come when
contrasted with that of his op-lother communities will follow
s Land District—District of Coast,|) ponent and the ringside follow-|the example set by Tommy Burns
ell Jobnson, ot | NE was fo ind on the eredit sidejand have a wholesome pruning
t occupation § married) f the ledge! of the boxing game. When this
\ apply for permission
purchase t lowing described jands It was this realization that}comes it will leave the sport at
mmencing at ost planted at the i ; ' > ‘ ‘
me ‘ P= shee Shouse a6 helped best to aecep the new jits zeni h of popularity ,and re-
mains south, thence 80 chains east, thence/ order of things as inaugurated| move the last vestage of objec
‘ i southeast corner of Lot '
west 40 chains along Loi}by Burns at his arena, and con- tion that may now be raised
O62 20 chains along Lot 4 ‘ j a ¢ arte to eo lea re lacing ' 0 »
co ae 10, chains west elong Loi) Yee m that hi fforts to con-|elsewhere, placing upon the
ot p mmencement, contain-|}duct the boxing game free from!wholesome footing that now ob-
nore or less, tel
, . AROLINE JOHNSON every objectionable influence is/tains in Calgary
Ww. J. Geodwin, Agent
ated May 2th, 1012
dupe 16, 1912 . +1 LOTTO . ED
LAND PURCHASE NOTICES. LAND PURCHASE NOTICES
- pees | — ES
i ; t—District of Coast,
Range 5 Skeena Land District——District ef Coast) Skeena Land District—District of Coast,
i Charles H. Ziegler, Range V | Range V.
‘la ipation gentieman, lake wotice that Vernon F. G. Gamble Take notice that I, Peter Stacey, of
ap} permission to pur-|of Prince Rupert, B. C., occupation broker| Prince Rupert, occupation carpenter, in-
Mase Le ying described lands intends to apply for permission to pur-| tend to apply for permission to purchase
¢ at @ post planted at the| chase the following described lands; the following described lands:
as t 29, thence north Commencing at a post planted at the Commencing at @ post planted about
waits we West $0 chains, thence] S$. W. corner of L. 4419, thence north 40|2 miles south from Graveyard Point tele
4 thence east 30 chains to/ chains, thence west 20 chains, thence | graph station ,and being on the south side
Call ement, containing minet)| south 40 chains, thence east 20 chains to| of the Skeena River, thence south 80 chains,
‘ t ess point of commencement, containing 80| thence west 80 chains, thence north 80
HAKLES HENRY ZIEGLER acres more or less | chains, thence east 80 chains to post of
Alexander Noble, Agent VERNON F. G. GAMBLE commencement, containing 640 acres more
\ug h, 1912 P. M. Milles, Agent.| or less.
b i912 Dated Sev’ Sth, 1912 PETER STACEY.
Pub. Sept. 14 Dated August 24th, 1912.
Pub. Sept. 28, 1912.
i Land District—Distriet of Cassiar.| Skeena Land District ye a Coast,
us “i Oller Besner, of Prince Kange Skee ric : 5
yer, b pation hotel keeper, in Pake notice that I, Hubert 0. Crew, of| keena Land —— ome of Coast,
; ‘pbly for permission to purchase} Prince pease’, B. C., occupation broker, Take notice that I, Horace Roy, of Prince
: Wing described lands intend to apply for permission to pur a i
t . . de 4 land: Rupert, B. C., occupation gentieman, in
u g 4t & post planted on the] chase the following escribed lands :— tend t wily for permission to rchase
; ybeer > Commencing at @ post planted two and| ‘84 to apply for perthiss oe
Bay, Observatory Inlet, & post p (he following described lands;
al if mile south of Indian| One-half miles east from the mouth of Commencing at @ post planted about 2
s0 chains south, thence 20| the Quinamaas River, thence east 80 mile ‘ amawent >
5 ~~ . x . s southwest from Graveyard Point
Wi, hence 80 chains gorth, thence] Chains, thence north 80 chains, thence tele : le
ains wes . . . graeph office and about 1% miles
v poimt of commencement,| West 80 chains, thenee south 80 chains to south of south bank of Skeena River, ana
Wlaiuiug acres more or less. point of commencement, containing 640 adjoining Peter Stacey's application to
Date OLIER BESNER, Scres, more or less. , purchase, thence south 80 chains, thence
1 duly 2ist, 1048 HUBBAT O. CABW. : Z
Pub. Aug. 12, 41949 Dated August 17th, 10142 west 30 chains, thence north 80 chains,
. , Pub Sepl 14 , , theneé east 80 chains to post of commence-
; ; . ment, containing 640 acres more or less
€ HORACE RvY,
= District—District of Coast,| Skeena Land Districe—District of Coast, Dated August 24th, 1912.
. Range V Range V. Pub. Sept. 28, °
; ° at Money oysnens, of Take Notice that I, poo M. Thompson,
\ be cupation umberman,| ¢ Prince Rupert, . &., occupation : ais " .
tie ek tet Permission to PUF-| stenographer, intend to apply for permis Skeena Land — District of Coast,
. escribe fapds. - y .
tue DE al @ post planted 40 chains — to purchase the following described Take notice that I, Henry Smith, of
te southeast corner of Lot 1728, 0 Prince Rupert, B. C., occipation ail

roader, intend to apply for permission to
purchase the following described i: ads

Commencing @t & post planted about 70
chains 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 horth
80 chains, thence west 80 chains to post
of commencement, containing 640 acres
more or less.

HENRY SMITH.
Dated August 24th, 1912.
Pub, Sept, 28, 1912.

Skeena Land District—-District of Coast,
fake notice that I, Mike Vidak, of
Prince Rupert, B. C., occupation restaurant
man, intend to apply for permission to
purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 2
miles south from Graveyard Point tele-
graph oMce and being om the south side
of the Skeena River, thence south 80
chains, thence east 80 chains, thence horth
80 chains, thence west 80 © to t

of commencement, containing 640 acres
more or less.
MIKE VIDAK.
Dated August 24th, 1012.
Pub. Sept. 28, .
Skeena Land District——District of Coast,
Range V

ge V.

rake wotice that I, Albert Lopas, of
Prince Rupert, B. &,, occupation pros
pector, intend to apply for rmission to
purchase the following described lands:

Commencing at @ post planted about 30
chains south of Graveyard Point telegraph
and being on the south side of

 

Dated August 24th, 1012
Pub, Sept, 28, 1012.
Skeena Land District——Disirict of Coast,
Range V
Take notice that Mrs, L. C, Putnam, of
St. Paul, Minnesota, occupation married

woman, intends to apply for permission Ww
purchase the following described lands

Commencing at & post planted about 50
chains west from the southwest corner of
surveyed YT, L, $0046 on the bank of
Skeena fiver, 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 iess to
post of commencement, containing 64°
acres more or less |
MAS. L. €. PUTNAM
George Kt. Putnam, Agent
Dated August 16th, 1042
Pub, Sept, 17, 1012

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skeena iver, thence south 40 chains,
thence east 40 chains, thence north 40
chains, thence weet 40 chains to post of
jomencement, containing 160 acres more
0 yee
7 ALBERT LOPAS
Dated August 24th, 1012,
rub, sept, 28, 1012,
skeena Land District-—District or Coam
Benge °
rake notice that [, Thomas A, Roy, of
prince Hupert, B, G., occupation pros
pector, intend to apply for permission |
purchase the following deser ed lands:

mmencing &t & post planted on the)

south bank of the Skéeena River and about

¥ mike |
River thence south 80 chains, thence west
s) chains, thence north 80 chains, thence

nains to post of colnmencement,
640 acres more or less
THOMAS A. ROY
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Nick Williams has been un
stinting in his praise for Bill
James, the Seattle kid pitcher
who goes to Boston Now we
know. James, it develops, beat
Portland seven games this sea.
son without a skip He finished
with a percentage of twenty-six
victories and eight losses, twirl.

ing five shut-outs and twelve con

 

tests under five hits Noyes, of
Spokane, exercised a jinx over
Tacoma, winning ten games with-
out a defeat, and Jimmy Clark
third ranking gunner, took = six
consecutive games from the tail
enders,

A New York baseball writer re
cently penned a paragraph that
the Giants were full of fire and
would make things hot for the
Sox when they tangled This
looks as if Wood wouldn't last
long when brought into contact
with them

President Bob Brown hopes to|
land Sport MeMurdo for next
season's team. MeMurdo was
with Victoria last year, but went
to Winnipeg last spring He is
rated as a finished flelder and a
reliable hitter.

The major league clubs over
looked the best left hander in the
Northwestern League when they
failed to put in a draft for Herb

Byram, according to a Vancouver
writer He lots better than
some of the southpaws now per-
faster

is

forming in company.

Sacramento put drafts
for leaguers. Jack
Atkin believes his plan of buying
players of known quality the
best plan for rebuilding his team.

in noe

lesser Owner

is

He has certainly been buying
some and almost every day sees
a new player headed toward
Sacramento.

A practice of the Canadian
Rugby Club has been called for
this afternoon at 5 o'clock at
Beacon Hill The following are
requested to attend: Norris,

Challes, Laidlaw,
Churehill, Mellray, Dodd, Meak-
ins, Burns, Vineent, Johnston,
Gallon, Towne, Galliher and Wil-
lison,

President Dugdale of Seattle
seems to be able to see Tealey

Raymond now and has announced
that kinkly haired shortstop
will continue to manage the
Giants in 1913. Raymond jumped
in last year and handled the team

through the season after Jack
Tighe quit. Then he went back
to the ranks when Dugdale got
Jack Barry as a manager for this
year. Barry like Tighe quit in|
mid-season and it was up to

Raymond again, and for the sec-
ond time he delivered the goods.
If that wouldn't establish a play-
worth, nothing would

ers
McLean,

bout with

Kelowna,
Seot,

of

Cyclone

Beno

wants a

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grand ball, With perfeet support of Jewellery, Watehes, Clocks, Silverware,
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Boston, Oet, 14.—The profits
of the world’s series this year
will be greater than ever befors
to the players. The Red Sox, if
jthey win, will receive $4,024 63
each. The Giants, should they
win, will get $3,849.61 each. The
discrepeney is explained by the
fact that twenty-three Giants

 

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only twenty-two Red Sox players

are eligible to share in the award.

 
 
 

The same is true of the losing

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1Yorks 82,566.46 each. These Ti B t

figures are final for the series, i@ es

as the players will share in no “ e
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