Pebruary ge, 1913.

  
   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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“Tek LOA oe
: 1c NOTIORS., sOTH
LAND pURCHASE NOTION ey ES
’ can Omineca ia soe pe gee
nd pistrict pistriet of Coast, bane St District of
on La range V ‘ entef Notive is ' thet 1. A. BD
» that veorge w. car +} ROTison, oecupea “nd
rake notice ly ¢.; cccupation Farmety) days after ca) : helal agent, 60
© Kuper for permission to PU ) Chief Comm Lande poe teen
is tw app me described lands to prospect f ss eal a for leense
the f ap 5 post pianted 2% miles} the following « bed ands: ee
inmancing oe niver, on. the Skeena Commencing at : post planted
t of gui 49 chains north, thence 40 about 600 ard roan tne” Grand
thence tice 4) chains south thence | Trunk right-of. way mile 99 1
ns west, Tacs, point or commencement, am one 40 chains, east #0 chains
cha vy acres more or less. » chains, west 80 chains ,
piaining ‘okOnGE Ww. f ARPENTER. » a nlaining or fees
' ga, 1018 we
os ' = fob 1019——Apr. 7th, 1013. p. wh; RORISON,
nities . -— Dated Feb. sin, 1913 °° Avent.
nd bisirict—Disirict of Coast, z a
..m nange Pub. Feb. g4tn, 14
» that 1, William Watson, of », 1019-Mar, Q4th, 1049
ake notier "ps. C., occupation contrac: - —
co Kuper” “apply for permission to Omineca Land District—pistrtet of
ne following deseribed Jands “a Hazelton
‘ the at a post planted at the ashanen is heret given that I, R. D
minenc’irner of Lot 4196, Remge 6) Gey uas, pecipal dt walt ete
West vise River, thence north 70) cites etientortes htend to apply to the
Lake leas to Lot 6248, Range 6; to pros at tone Lands for license
aa Lot 2666, b 4! and petroleum over
veat 21 chains to Lo uiver. thence the following a ribed lands
) to the Lakeise yer, ‘ Commencing t ¥
rollowing the Laketse River wo about 600 yar Ie “ae eee” tread
mmencement, containing tou — right-of-way mile 137%
" thence north « et .
: les ains, west 80 ¢
. ** WILLIAM WATSON, | south 80 chains, casi 80 ‘eheine to place
ember Ord, 1042 of commencemen ntaining 640 seres
1919—Feb. 24, 1019, |More or Jess
. vain pr. wit sD, RORISON.
" MeCrady, Agent
Land Distriet—District of Cassiar mee feo th, 1948
ee nouce that Bernard O'Neil, 0 . st
a nay, B. .; Occupation prospector,) pith i. |
se ie apply for permission to pur-| Tub eb. 24th, 1019--Mar, @4th, 1013
+" rollowing deseribed lands; ee
Socing at @ post planted one mile Omineca Land District—District of
vt and i & southeasterly direction Hazelton
the Hidden Creek Copper Company's Notice is heres given that I, BR. D.
. Bay, B. C., thence east fol-| Horison, occupation financial agent, 60
he sinuosities of the shore line 60; days alter date intend w apply two the
me ence norsh 20 chains, thence Chief Commissioner of Lands for leense
"> chains, thenee south 20 chains to 4 waiter ! . “4! and petroleum over
oe ane 0 OHOWINe described jands
‘ nusDenceeenty containing 100) commencing at » post planted
more ’ near Grand Trunk \ ost 12s
N O'NEILL. | ' mile p :
ow oa Agent, | ‘hence north 80 chains, west 80 ¢hains,
f. on 1018 ’ ee chains, east 80 chains to place
ated J . . , oF commencement, containing 640 acres
ub. Feb. 10, 1913-——-Apr. 7th, 1913. more or less _
———— — Rh. D. RORISON.
Fr. W. MeCrady, Agent
na Land District—Distriet of Coast, Dated Feb. Sth, 1913 .
Khange V. 5. &. C
Madge Kohi, of Mon hk. Db. KK

that |,
upativn spinster,
sion to purebase the follow

ghee intend 10 apply |

‘ 1g |
ribed lands
met g at 4 post planted at the
nwes reer of Lot 6144, thence

15 chains more or less to the porth |
Lot 4130, thence west 40
more or less to the east boundary
7, thence porth 16 chains mwre
su the south boundary of Lot 004,
| 40 chains more or less lw the

ommencement, containing 60

or less
MADGE KOHL.

Donald MecVicar, \gent.

November 25th, 1012.
Dec. 23, 1019-—Feb.

ary of

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ub.

17, 1943.

oa Land District-—District of Coast,
Range V.

ake notice that |, Hilda King, of Mon

pation spinster, intend to apply

purchase the followiug

!
prrmission to
sibed lands

gmencing at & post planted sbout
bains io a eorthern direction from

southwest corner Of Lot 6149, thence
o 40 chains more or leas to the + uth
Jary of Lot 6148, thence west 40

s thence south 40 chains, thence east
chains more or less back to point of
mencemest, coptaiming 160 acres more
ss

HILDA KING.
Donald McVicar, Ageut
ted November 26th, 1012.
ub. Dev. 23, 1912-—Peb. 17, 1013

 

WATER NOTICE.

ra License to Take and Use Water.

tice is bereby given that W. Mcin
Bay, will apply for «
se ake and use 150 miners’ inches
ule | of Bomanga Creek, which
: itherly direction and empties
Bay near Queen's Hotel The
r will be diverted at @ point 4 miles
i wil be used for mining purposes
lescribed as Big Copper and
claims
was posted on the ground
lay of Pebruary, 1913. The
ication will De filed in the office of
Water Recorder at Prince Rupert.
t 6 may be Oiled with the said
ler or with the Comptroller
Kights, Parliament Buildings,

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Water
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b. Pet

McINTOMINEY, Applicant
17, 1013-—Mar, 10, 1013

 

NOTICE.

hotiee that Allin Construction
Limited, has deposited with the
f Public Works at Ottawa and
the Kegistrar of Deeds for the Prince
rt Kegistration District @ description
plans of works to be constructed on

owing described lands All and
wlar that certain parcel or portion of
*e Kupert Harbor and foreshore ad-
Lot Seven (?) of waterfront

ke
pany

  

 

k l” of

the Townsite of Prince Ru-
» British Columbia, containing eleven
elgbly-one one-hundredins (11.81)

, be the same more or less, and which
*! hay be more particularly describea

vllows, that is to say:

ferring to the centre of Seal Cove

Je as shown op plan number nine bun
‘ud twenty-three (923) Prince Ku
Land Kegistry OMece and commencing

pbolbt distant therefrom astronomic
elght hundred and ffty-nine and
tenths (850.3) feet and astronomic

' teh bundred and seventy-seven and

eight one- nundredths (1077.68)
said point being the southwesterly
er of said sub-Lot Sevem (7); thence

Homie Rorth thirty-six degrees thir
Minutes and ffty-nine seconds west
©13:59 W.), seven hundred and

‘O0) feet to proposed harbor line,
“ong said harbor line astronomic
» Ofty-three degrees forty-six min
4od on second east (N, 53:46:01 B.)
m hundred and sixty-five (765) feet;
ve Qstronomic south thirty-six degrees
ech tinutes and ffty-nime seconds
> $6:19;09 E.) seven hundred and
‘id thirty-three one-hundredths
feet; thence astronomic south
degrees and fAfty-two minutes
5:52 W.) two bundred and five
feet more or less to high water
“ence northerly, westerly and
following bigh water mark,
hdred and thirty-five (735) feet
4 ‘ess to point of commencement.
hip Ae Botlce that after the expiration
‘rty days from the date hereof ap
h " for approval of such works will
mae to the Governor in Counell at
pre ‘nis 15th day of February, 1913
‘LIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY,
LIMTLED, 40-65

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NOTICE.

~ hollce that Atlin Construction
pa Limited, has deposited with the
' Public Works at Ottawa and
, Kegistrar of Deeds for the Prince
eestration District @ deseription
408 of Works to be constructed on
vi. NiM® desertbed lands: All and
" inet parcel or portion of Prince
cS larbor and foreshore adjoining
" Hundred and Forty-one (541),
e 've (5), Coast Distriet, British
1 COM@DINg by adimeasurement
he and seven = one- hundredths
acres, be the same more or
ribed as follows, that is to say
“De @t the imterseetion of the
boundary of said Lot Five Hun
' ' Forty-one ($44) with high water
sRence astronomic east four hun-
ey Fess, thence astronomic north
" oo anrees and fifty-six minutes
< 56 EB), elghieen hundred and
wee (1853) feet more or less;
; a ronomic west six hundred and
nor 8 Ghd three-tenths (625.3)
, Fiesta less to the intersection of
nr) y boundary of said Lot Pive
« ‘id Forty-one with high water
nee foutherty and westerly, fol-
oe .
“cement mark, to the place of
7 take notice th
nirty days trem"
tion for
wiide to
wa

fed this 14h day of February, 1043

ATLIN: CONSTRUCTIO
Limiten TION COMPANY.

 

 

afier the expiration
the date hereof, a

“approval of such works wilt
the Governor in CGounell at

 

 

Pub. Feb. 24th, 1013—-Mar, 24th, 1913.

Uiineca Land Distriet—District of
Hazelton.

Notice is herevy given that i, K. D
Horisvn, CCUpalon Lbaneciai #genl, vu
Gays aiter dav intend w apply w tne
Lief Commissioner of Lands fur Ncense
to prospect tor coal and petroleum over
we [Otuwihg descrived lands

Commenciig al a post Dianted
heal urand Trunk mile post igs,
thence soul 60 chains, east 8U chains,
Dborth 80 chains, west 80 chains to piace
of commencement, containmg 640 acres
more or iess

; we D. KORISON,

. Mecr Agent
Dated Feb. bth, 1918 ——
&.

nN. W.
A. D. BR,
Pub. Few, 24th, 1913-——Mar. 24th, 1013.

Otuneca Land District of
Hazellok
berewy given that i,
VECUPeun LUbsuciai @gelis,
uay> git Uae wiebUu Ww appiy w
Linel UolMlinissioler vi Laide ivf ivelise
w pruspecs ior oval ahd pelirolieulu Over
ihe iclowing Gescriped iauds
COMMERCE a a poet
hear Grena trunk Wile post
Wwence suull SU Chains, West su cChailis,
tert Su chaims, e484 oY chails Ww piece
vf cofmmencement, contaiting 640 «acres

imore vi fees

kK. D. RORISON
W. MoCrady, Agent.
ivis

District

Nulice
Nurimun,

vb
ow

bas

is

peenica
tuo,

Dated Feb
a. D. &.

r
Sth,

N. &.
rub, Feb. 24th, 1913-——-Mar. 24th, 19135

vouneca Land District—listirict of
Mazeiton
 befewy given at i, A
ecCupelivl ube Bees,
aiter Gave miend Ww GBppiy Ww tle
Lael ColMliuesivier vi Lands ior licelse
ww prospect ivr Coal S&H petroleum uve:
view Wile Gescrived Mads
Coben ig a a pust
eat Uren trunk mille posi igo,
uence ter Sy cueils, east sv chailis,
ovulh Su chains, West 50 chains Ww piace
vt Culbtbenhcement, Ccontaiming 640 &scres

mere OF tess

K. D, KURISUON
W. Mccrady, Agent
ivas

Nutice
iiuripun,
ays

vb

hae

piadtea

Dated Feb. St,
KD. MK.
>» W. Cc,

vub. Fem, 24th, 1013-——Mar. 24th, 19135.

 

Vmineca Land District—District of
Hazelton.

Notice ts bereby given that i,
erieen, Cccupealion HRanCciAi SeEni,
Gays air Gave imtend WwW apply Ww bin
mel Uviitisswoner of Lands (or heense
tw prospect tor coal aud petlroieuls uve:

b

We Tulowimg Gescrived ianuds

ColMIeRCiag a a post plabled
at tue corner of 4 small cabin
wear urend Trupk mile post isu,
jwence suulh 8Y chains, West 6U chains,
nora SY Chains, east 50 Chams Ww piece
of colmmencement, containing 640 acres
liuore «Ut 61@8e,

kK. D. RONSON,

r. W. MeCrady, Agent

Dated Feb. btm, 1913
N. &. t.

A Db. Kh
rub, Fem. 24th, 1013-——Mar. Sth, 1913.

 

omineca Land District—District of
Hazelton.
is bereoy given that |, K. D
vceupalion Bpancial agent, ov
intend Ww apply wo the
Lief Commissioner of Lands ior heense
to prospect for coal and petroleum over
ime following described lands,
Commencing at A post
the corner of a small
hear Grand Trunk mile post
wmence worth 80 chains, West sv chains,
south 8U Chains, east 50 chains Ww place
of commencement, containing 640 eares

more or less,

RK. D. KORISON,
W. Mocrady, Agent.
tots

Notice
Koren,
Gays aiter date

planted
cabin
130,

r.
Deted Feb. 5th,
hk. D. he
Pub, Feb, 24th, 1013 ivi3.

Mar. 241th,

 

Omineca Land District—bDisirict of

Hazelton.

Notice is hereby given that |, K. D
Rorisen, occupation Linanciai agent, 60
days diter date intend Ww apply wo te
Chief Commissioner of Lands [ur licen

fw prespect for coal and petroleum over
ihe following described lands:
COMMpenCINE at post
the corner of 28 small
Grand Trunk mile post 130,
south 80 chains, east 60 chains,
west 50 chains to piace
containing 640 acres

RK. D, RORISON.
Wy, ,weumey, Agent.
1913.

planted
at cabin
near
thence
north 80 chains,
of commencement,
more or less.

FP.
Dated Feb. 5th,
N. W. C.

S, ». BR,
Pub. Feb, 24th, 1013-——-Mar, 24th, 1013

 

District of

that 1, A
agent, 60

Omineca Land District

Hazelton.
is hereby given
eecupation financial
days after date intend to apply to Us
Chtef Commissioner of Lands for license
tw prospect for coal and petroleum ovel
the following described lands

G cing at 4

the corner of @ t
near Grand Trunk mile 130
thence north 80 chains, east chains,
south 80 chains, west 80 chains to plac

Notice D

Horison,

planted

at cabin

 

of commencement, containing 640 acres
more or less.
RK. D, RORISON
W. MeCrady, Agent

FP.
Dated Feb, Sth, 1013
8. W. C,

Kh. dD. A,
Pub. Feb, 24th, 10t8——Mar, 24th, 1014,

Queen Charlotte Islands Land District
District of Skeena

Take notice that I, KR. C, Goodale; of
Seattle, Washington, occupation attorney,
intend to apply for a license to prospec!
for coal and petroleum over the following
deseribed lands;
Commencing @t @ post planted at the
northeast corner of Section 8, Township 7,
thence south 80 chains, thence west 80
chains, thence north 80 chains, thence
east 80 chains to int of commencement

Rh. €. GOODALE, Locator

A. BE. Jessup, Agent

 

 

Dated Jan, 29rd, 1918

Pub, Ped. 21, 94, Mar, 3, 10, 17, 24

COAL NOTICES.

Omineea Land District —District of
Hazelton.

Notice is hereby given that I, KR. D, Rort-
son, occupation financial agent, 60 days
after date intends to apply to the Chief
Commissionerof Lands for license to pros
pect for coal and petroleum over the fol
lowing described lands

Commencing at a post planted on the
east bank of Porcupine Creek about one
mile south from G. T, P, mile post 1392,
thence forth 80 chains, east 80 cheins,
south 80 chains, west 80 chains to place
of commencement, containing 640 scres

more or bess
RK. D, RORISON,

FP. W. MeCrady, Agent.
Dated Jan. 22nd, 1913.
KR. DK
5. W. C
Pub, Fem. 21, 1918—Mar. 31, 1018.

 

Omineca Land District
Hazelton
Notice is hereby given that I, A. D. Rortl-
son, ooclpation financial agent, 60 days
after date intends to apply to the Chief
Lommissionerof Lands for license to pros-
pect for coal and petroleum over the fol-
lowing described lands
Commencing at a post planted on the
east bank of Porcupine Oreek about one
miles south from G. 1. P. mile post 132,
thence orth 80 chains, west 80 chains,
south 80 chains, east 80 chains to place
of commencement, containing 640 ecres

more or less
RK. D. RORISON,
Fr. W. MeCrady, Agent.

District of

Dated Jan. 22nd, 1913
ADRK
§. E. C.
Pub. Fe. 21, 1919-——Mar. 31, 1913.

 

Omineca Land District-——District of
Hazelwn.

Notice is hereby given that I, RK. D. Rori-
son, vccUpation financial agent, 60 Gays
after date intends Ww epply Ww we Chief
Commissiomerof Lands four license to pros-
pect for coal and petroieum over the foi-
iowing deseribed lands:

Commencing 4t & post planted on the
east bank of Porcupine Creek about one
miles south from G. T. P. mile poss 132,
thence south 80 Chains, east BU chains,
north 80 Chains, west 60 chains to place
of commencement, comtainmg 640 acres
more or less

RK. D. RORISON,
F. W. Mevurady, agent
Dated Jan. 22nd, 1913.
RK. vb. K,
N. W, C.
Pub, Feb. 21, 1913——-Mar. 31, 1913,

 

Omineca Land District—District of
Hazelton.

Notice is hereby given that 1, BR. D. Hori-
son, vecupation nancial agent, 60 days
after date imtends w apply to the Chief
CLommissiomerot Lands for license ty pros-
pect for coal and petroleum over the fol-
sowing Geseribed lands:

Commencing 81 @ pest planted on the
east bank of Porcupime Creek about one
miles soul from G. 1. P. mile post 132,
thence south 5 chains, west 60 chains,
horth 80 Chains, east 50 chains to piece
of commencement, contamng 640 ecres

more or less
R. D. RORISON.
Fr. W. Mcvrady, Agent.
Dated Jam. 220d, 191%.
N. B.C.

KR. D. KK.
rub, Feb. 21, 1913-——-Mar. 31, 1913.

 

Gmineca Land District—District of
Hazelton.
is berepy given that Il, KR. Dv
Horimeon, vocupativg Apanciai 4genl, ©
Gays aiter Gate mtend Ww apply Ww the
Chef Commussioner of Lands fur license
to prospect for coal and petroleum over
ine Tohowimag Gescribed iands:
Commencing at @ post planted pear an
old consiruction camp, mise post 135,
thence north Sv chains, east 50 chains,
south 8U Chains, west 80 chains w place
of commencement, containmg 640 acres
more or less,

Notice

RK. D, RURISUN.
FP. W. Mecrady, Agent.
Dated Feb. Sth, 1913
s. W.
K

. dD. KR
Pub, Feb. 24th, 1013-——-Mar. 24th, 1913.

 

UVuneca Land District—District of
Hazelton.

Notice is herepy given that 1, K. D.
Korisen, vecupaiion panciai ageni, 60
Gays aiter Gate tend Ww apply Ww the

Chief Commussioner of Lands for license
to prospect for coal and petroleum over
ihe [ollowimg Geseriped lands:
Commenucahg 4t & post planted pear an
old comstructon camp, mile post 135,
ence porkh BY cHeils, West 50 chains,
south 80 CBiains, east 50 Chains lo place
of conmmen@ement, coniining 640 «ecres

more or
RK. D. RORISON.
Fr. W. Mecrady, Agent
Dated Fe. Sth, 1013.
5. &. C.

KD. OK,
Pub, Feb. 24th, 1913-—~—Mar. 24th, 1913

 

Omineca Land District—District of
Hazelton.

Notice is hereby given that |, KR. D.
Korison, o@cupaiion Mpanciai ageni, 60
days aiter date intend to appiy ww by
Chef Commissioner of Lands for license
to prospect for coal and petroleum over
the fullowimge described lands:
Commencing at & post planted near an
old construction cainp, mile st 135,
thence south 80 chains, east chains,
north 80 chains, west 80 chains to place
of commencement, containing 640 acres
more or less,

RK. D, RORISON.
F. W. McCrady, Agent.
Dated Feb. Sth, 1913,
N. W. C,
K. D._R,
Pub, Feb, 24th, 1913-—-Mar, 24th, 1913.

 

Umineca Land District—District of
Hazelton.

Notice 8 hereby given that 1, K. D.
forison, occupation financial ageni, 6”
days after date in to apply to th

Chief Comfaissioner of Lands for license
to prospect for coal and petroleum over
the following described 3
Commencing @6 & post planted near an
old construction camp, Mile post 13%,
thence soul 80 chains, West 50 chains,
north 80 chains, east 80 chains w place
of c containing

more or less.
R. D. RORISON,
W. McCrady, Agent.

FF.
Dated Fel. Sth, 1913,
N. BG

kK. D. BR,
Pub, Feb, 24th, 1019-——-Mar, 24th, 191%.

 

Omineca Land District——District of
Hazelton.

hereby given that I, KR. D.
Rorison, oeeupation fMnancial, agent, 60
days after da intend to apply to the
Chief Commeéssioner of bands for hoens«
to prospegt for coal and petroleum over
the folloWing desertbed lands;
Commencing at A post

about 500 yards from the 6
Trunk right-of-way, mile 137%
thence soulm $80 ns, t 80 chains,
north 80 chains, west 80 to place
of commencement, containing 640 acres

more or less,
vw iol en
Dated Fe. Sth, 1043. :
N. W. ¢.

Notice i

planted
rand

 

kh. D,_ Rh,
Pub, Feb, 24th, 1013-——-Mar, @4th, 1015

 

Omineca Land Distriet——Distriet of
Hazel

ton.
Notice is hereby given that I, KR. D
Rorison, oceupation fMnaneial agent,

days after date intend to apply to the
chief Commissioner of for license
to prospect for petroleum over
the following des se:
Commencing at . post planted
about 500 yards from the Grand
Trunk res of ae mite 137%
thence soutte 80 chains, west 80 ehains,

north 80 chains, east 80 chains to place
of commencement, containing 640 acres

more or less.
: we pic RQntson. ,
bated Feb. 6th, 1018 a

A
Pub,

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‘Reb, 24th, 119-—Mar, 40h, 1043,

 

THE DAILY NEWS

Melbourne Inman Created Three
Records with One Break
Against Digg

 

 

Vancouver, Feb 26.—Mel-
bourne Inman, world’s champion
English billiard player, who de-
lighted hundreds of Vancouver
enthusiasts last by his
wonderful playing in exhibition
matches in the Terminal City, is
playing better now than at any
time during his career as a pro-
fessional. His form this season
has created quite a sensation in
the old country, but his latest
achievement of 787 against “B.
Diggle in the $5,000 tournament
at Soho Square, London, ranks
with the best breaks made by any
of the stars in recent years.

In compiling 787 Inman
not make the highest break re-
corded by any player. He made
a new world’s record with ivory
balis under the present playing
rules, beat all previous breaks in
the tournament and = established
anew personal reeord The
champion’s previous best effort
under any rules was 625, com-
piled against Harry Stevenson in

season

did

1909.
The Sporting Life gives the
champion great credit for the

break and most of the old coun-
try critics class it as equal to
Stevenson's record of 1,016 with
bonzoline balls as all of the pro-
fessionals acknowledge that it is
much easier to keep the bonzo-
lines under control than it
Keep strings attached to
ivories for such a long period.
Inman played open billiards
right through the break and did
not stop long enough at any time
to make it monotonous to watch
by playing one particular stroke.
He played the all-round game
right through and this fact
makes the run all the more meri-
torious. A curious feature about
the new record is that it all
started off a fluke and Diggle did
not hesitate to remind the cham-
pion later in the game about this
fact. Inman's playing against
Diggle on the third day of the
match was wonderful. In six
consecutive visits to the table he
scored 1,467 points and averaged
244 1-2 each visit. His breaks
were 134, 127, 66, 140, 213 and
787.

is to

the

 

THEY DON’T THINK
MUCH OF LUTHER

 

Luther MeCarty is giving the
East a peek at him and from
what they say the giant who

whipped both Jim Flynn and A.
Palzer will not do in a champion-
ship role. MeCarty fought young
Al Kaufman in St. Louis recently

and this is what John EF. Wray
says about him: |
Summarized, "MeCarty’s show-

ing displayed the following weak-
nesses:

He boxes flat-footed.

His right hand is either use-
less or was held back against
Kaufman, save for an oecasional
uppercut.

His best asset, a straight left,
is not straight, but a half hook.

He uses entirely too much foot
work for a big man.

He has no snap to his punch.

He lacks a restful fighting
pose,

He does not carry the _ fight

well, but is at his best when his

opponent rushes.

 

HARBOR MASTER'S POWERS

Enlarged by Order-in-Council
Passed at Ottawa.
Ottawa, Feb. 24—An_ order-
in-couneil has been passed
amending the regulations which
have been in force up to the

present time relating to the ad-
ministration of public harbors.
It gives a harbor master more
complete control over explosives

or inflammable or dangerous
goods.

He shall have the power to de-
cide whether any particular

goods are dangerous, and to di-
rect when and where they are to
be loaded or unloaded.

Any one disobeying the orders
of a harbor master in regard
thereto shall be liable to a penal-
ty not exeeeding one hundred
dollars, and in case of continued
violation further penalty not ex-
ceeding $1,000 for each twelve
hours.

 

Well Known Billiardist Dead.

New Orleans, Feb. 24,-Frank
Maggioli, a well known  pilliard
player, died here Saturday, He
came here from New York on
January 10 to fill aw engagement.

 

 

Forty yeare in use, twenty
years standard, prescribed and
recommended by physicians. For
Women's Aliments, Dr. Martel's
Female Pilis, at your druggist.

The paper that prints the facts
the Daily News.

 

FORT GEORGE BOXER
IS CHARITABLE

Insists that His Winnings in St.
Patrick’s Day Fight Go to

Charity

Final arrangements for a bout
between the heavyweight fight.
ers, Savoy and Sheridan, were
made in The Herald office on
Wednesday last All differences
were smoothed aside by the as.
sembled fight fans, and it is an-
nounced that the bout will take

place in the Fort George theatre

on March 17th., St. Patrick's day.

The terms of the contest are
to result in seventy-five per
cent. of the gate receipts to the
winner and twenty-five per cent.
to the boser. Training expenses

will be allowed.

Sheridan holds an amateur re.
cord of champion of New York
and Boston. He that it
is to be understood that his win-
nings in the bout will be donat-
ed to charity, as he does not in-
tend to enter the ring except in
the amateur class. He fights
for the love of the game.

Great interest exhibited in
the event in sporting circles, as
both men are known as clever
boxers of the first class. The
only detail of the arrangements
which has not so far been com-
plied with is the covering of a
#500 bet on Sheridan, placed by
his backers.—Fort George Her-
ald.

insists

is

Twenty-nine Indian Chiefs Take
Part in Ceremony at
New York.

New York, Feb. 26.—Twenty-
nine full-blooded Indian chiefs
from western reservations,  be-
decked in the regalia of their
rank, marched stolidly up the
hill at Fort Wadsworth, Staten
Island, today, with their “Great
White Father,’ President Taft
and members of his official fam-
ily. At the crest of the hill, the
highest point on the Atlantic
coast between New York and
Florida, they formed a. silent
group as the President upturned
a spadefull of earth, breaking
ground for the National Ameri-
ean Indian memorial, a_ sixty-
foot bronze statue of an Indian
warrior which will tower 165
feet above the highest elevation
around New York harbor, a trib-
ute to a vanishing race. The
guns of a fort roared a national
salute of twenty-one guns at the
moment the President placed his
foot on the spade. As he stepped
back, Chief Hollow Horn Bear of
the Yankton Sioux, came  for-
ward from the gathering and up-
turned a second bit of earth with
the thigh-bone of a buffalo. That
done, the chief replied with a
speech to an address by the
President.

The gathering of the Indians
marked the last time, perhaps,
that so many native chiefs will
assemble in the east. Most of
them are between 75 and 80
years old. Some of them fought
against Custer, among these be-
ing Chief Hollow Horn Bear, who
stands six feet four inches tall,
and Chief White Man Runs Him,
more than seventy years old, tall,
straight as a pine tree, and one|
of the finest specimens of the
Indians alive today.

 

International Rugby. :

 

 

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England 8 2.8 47 4
Scotland ss 80 25
Wales ys 8 12
Ireland ® 8 6 44
France 4: 4 3 4
The situation thus is that
Scotland or Wales must win all

its remaining games, while Eng-
land must lose to Seotland be-
fore she can be even tied, Of the
remaining fixtures Wales plays
France at Paris, February 27;
Wales plays Lreland at Swansea,
March 8; England plays Scotland
at Twickenham, Mareh 15, and
Ireland plays France in Ireland,
March 24.

BULLET TAKEN FROM HEART

Rare Operation Performed by
Montreal Doctor—Patient,
Shot by Son, Expected
to Recover.

 

Montreal, Keb, 26.—-At_ the
Royal Victoria Hospital today,
Dr. George Armstrong performed
the rare and renrarkable opera.
tion of removing a bullet from
the pericardium, or outer mem.
brane, of G. Colangelo’s heart,
Colangelo was shot by his son
during a quarre! last Sunday,
Phe bullet was located by means
of an X.ray photograph, and the
only hope of saving the patient's
life was by an operation, Late
tonight the patient was progress.
ing favorably and his ultimate
recoyery is looked forward to.

 

 

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City of Prince Rupert

NOTICE that the following is the schedule covering as.
to be made against the property benefitted by the local
improvement as set out at the head of the schedule.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that a sitting of the Court of
Revision for the purpose of hearing’ complaints against said as-
sessments will be held in the Gouneil chamber of the City Hall
on Saturday, 22nd day of March, 1913, at 11.00 a.m.

Any person desiring to appeal against said assessment must
do so in writing, and all notices of appeal shall be served upon the
City Clerk at least eight days prior to the sitting of the said Court
of Revision.

DATED at Prinee Rupert, B. €., this 24th day of February,
1913.

 

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sessment

ERNEST A. WOODS, City Clerk.
JAS. M. CARMICHAEL, Assessor & Collector.

 

BY-LAW NO......

Assessment of Local Improvement plank road on the north side
of Hays Cove Circle from the junction of Fourth and Fifth
Avenues to Sixth Avenue. Total estimated cost, $4,000.00.
Total assessable frontage, 954.9 lineal feet. Rate per foot
frontage, $4.188814,

  
  
 
   

     
  

 

 

 

 

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Durant, Mrs. Heloise T. 6 8 2 25 25 104.73 3
Ambrose, G. & Earl Sam. 6 8 3 25 26 104.73 3 1
Ambrose, G. & Earl Sam. 6 5 4 2 25 104.73 3 12
Ferguson, W. A. ...... 6 x 5 25 25 104.73 30 12
Noel, Walter 6 8 6 25 25 104.73 = 30. 12
Noel, Walter . 6 5 7 2 25 104.73 30. 123.
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Hicks, E. J. 6 8 P) 25 25 104.78 3 12
Johnson, Arthur E 6 8 10 25 25 104.73 3 12
Hamilton, d. 6 ® ii 25 25 104.73 30. 123.58
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Melhus, John A . 6 8 13 25 26 104.73 3 123.58
Melhus, John A 6 8 4 25 25 104.73 3 123.58
Walters, M. J. 6 « 15 25 25 104.73 3 123.58
Taylor, §. §. 6 7. 25 104.73 3 123.58
Taylor, 8. 8. a 8 17 25 26 104.73 30. 123.58
Tevet, BW. kawks ~o . 18 25 25 104.73 30. 123.58
Government of B. C..... G5 490 490 2052.47 605.49 2491.94

NOTICE TO FISHERMEN

Any fisherman desiring to fish unattached from canner-
the Fishery
Officer at Prince Rupert before March 15th, 1943,

ies must make application for license to

Consult Us in Regard to
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but we invite you to write us for fuller particulars. Our
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Geo. E. Trorey, Managing Director

 

 

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