9, 1913.

 

THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

 

arch
saturday M
NOTICES
vOAl
pistrict of
, land
on ‘ Haze ' that
herel ¥
na ‘
ye cond t apply
ster date” ; i
mmiss i
spect ands
owing @ . post
’ '
n
uy ,. we. mile
yt " y
unk rigt ‘ ast
¢ ‘ hains
gin § - nine
mil
r a. D. RONSON
r. W MeCrady,
ted Fel eve
w
D. I { mar. 24th, 1913
» Feb. 240 be
pistrict of
, La
> « that
‘ al agent
‘sal Appl
ys ~ Lands fo
f 1 petroleum
’ “ and
wilk : A post
Loe” ya from the
- ay mile
y tik 2 sins, west 80
1 Bee ene 4 0 chains
salted Lem ntaining 640
mmencement
om h. D. RORISON
Fr. W Mecrady,
Fel iv
pated
t
: rel gith, 191 Mar, 24th,
ik . ’ -
La District —Distriet of
eca
- Hazelton
heret given that
ipa nancial agent,
jal end w apply
© ommmissione Lands for
“y i 1) and petroleum over
4 crmine de bed lands
- i i 4 post
—— i K mile post
hers ‘ west 80
8 7 4 4 chains
fullit niaining 640
‘hem A. D. RORISON
Fr. W. MeCrady,
ated Feb vi
gC
Dp. BR
ub. Feb. 24 Mar. 24th, 1013
ala District—-District of
Hazellon
y given that I,
t pa nancial agent,
alter Gate end Ww apply
wll i Lands for
spect { i] and petroleum over
ow pe ae bed lands
Miswel é at 4 post
srand Trunk mile post
e soul 6 ns, east 80
» 8 ains, west 80 Chains to place
cupupeucel Hiaining 640
a hk. D. RORISON
Fr. W. MeCrady,
ed Feb. Sth, 1013
w. C
b. A

ub. Feb. 24th, 1913-—Mar, 24th,

mineca Land District—District of

Hazelton
‘ jas lend Ww apply
ill. ut . Lends for

ibed lands
4 pust

 

bains, west 80
ast 50 chains

 

K. D. RORIBON
Fr. W. MeCrady, Agent

fed Feb. Sih, i¥t3

b. Feb. 24th, 1013-——Mar, 24th,

peca Land District
hazellol

given that 1,
4 ‘ Liehciaé @geul,

alte la hiend Ww apply
. Lands tor

% 4| and petroleum over

i wile di ibed jands
t ‘ at 4 post

ud Trunk mile post

es ‘ hains, east 80
8 4 west 80 chains

Midd ben containing G64

KK. D. HORISON
t. W. MeCrady, Agent

ree. oth, 1919

m. Feb. 24th, 1013-——Mar, 24th, 1013

4s Land District—District of

Hazellon

eby given that 1,
ioancial agent,

 
 

end Ww apply
{ Lands for

ribed lands
al 4 pust
of @ simall

 

 

8 chains, West 80

  

less

ted Feb. Sw,
gE.
L.A

». Feb. 24th, 1013-——Mar, 24th,

muneca Land District—District of

Hazelton

ce is

after sale intend to apply
MuMissioner of Lands for

re ‘
spect for al and petroleum ove;

foliow ng d
. eocribe
abeDcing - y .. lands.

te corner of o Small

Grand
vraid = = Trunk §6=6 mile = post

2 ;
bor chains, west 80

5) chains, east 80 chains to rv

VMUREDCEMeE DL

OY leas
KK. D, RORIBON,
oe t. W. MeCrady, Agent,
feb. Sth, seis
D. Ki
D. Feb. 24in, 1943 Mar, 24th,

Minecg
Hazelton,

Lice

. is reby given that 1,
vevon linaneial agent,

» Guar dale intend to apply
“Missioner of Lands for

Prospect

folbe, * ©o@l and petroleum over
WL aliie Le i. moses mee lands

the ing at 4 post

rher of a small

e itd “Trunk =mile post

Db 80 cb Chains, Cast 80

romney - * West 50 chains to place
“eol, containing 640 acres

K. D. RORISON,
led Feb t Sy; Mecrady, Agent.

? ieee

W
DR
WD. Fei ‘
“th, 1013-—Mar, 4th, 10418
taaiy son Te
* Land Distriet—Diseriet of
ties Hazelton.
, “bY given that 1
ft veel Thaneial agent,
i 4 ‘tend to apply
; *r of Lands for
> “| and petroleum ove:
Miven ‘bed lands
te ‘ ; al a post
set : of 4 small
_ oe mile = post
> « be D408, Cast BO
¢ Tithe “) Weas 30 chains
“OL Containing 640
K. D. RORISON
ak F. W. “MeCrady, Age
w vis -
x K
Fet
“*th, 1019-—Mar, gaan, 1048
fa oe
4
D1 ‘slands Land District
Bee posi ' of Skeena,
le, Wa thas LR. ¢ Goodale,
nd ‘ply one occupation attorney,
ul andy " 4 license to Prospec|
a tla OU Over the following
MUL thie
eas: , oon * post planted
2 Bouin { Section 5%, Township 7,
De, thence “ins, thence

 

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a

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1913

dled Jan .
WD. Pep ford,

+ #4, Mar, g, 10, 17, a4,

 

 

given that |, ‘Rh
inaaciai agent,

11 and petroleum ove:

sus thie post

iiuining 640 acres

Astrict of

COAL NOTICRS

Umineca Land 0b Dist

lowing deseribed jana
Commencing at «a
east bank of Por

 

more or less
hk. D, RORISON
Fr. W. MeCrady, Agent
Dated Jan. 22nd, 1913
dK
5. EB. C
Pub. Feb. 21, 1913——-Mar. 31, 10413

Omineca Land District-—District of
Hazelton

lowing described lands

more or less
RK. D. RORISON
PF. W. MeCrady, Agent
Dated Jan. 22nd, 191%
A. DLR

N »
Pub. Feb, 21, 1913-——-Mar. 31, 1913

Omineca Land District—District of
Hazelton.
Notice is hereby given that I, KR. D. Rori

Commissionerof Lands for license to pros
pect for coal and petroleum over the fol
lowing described lands

RK. D. RORISON
Fr. W. MeCrady, Agent
Dated Jan. 22nd, 19183
N. E. C

KR. D. BR

Pub. Feb. 21, 1913-——-Mar. 31, 1013

Cmineca Land District-—District of
Hazellon

RK. D. RORISON
Fr. W. MeCrady, Agent
Dated Feb. Sth, 1913
5. W. Cc

Have
Notice is hereby give that ADR
#On, OCCUPAtioN Anancial agent ovr
after date intend . a” nr sys
Commissionerol Lands for. live . aw
pect for coal and ; eum over the |

| planted on the

iniies south from G. T. P, mile post 192
thence horth 80 chains, west 80 cheins
south 80 chains, east 80 chains to plac “
of commencement, containing 640 acres

Notice is hereby given that I, BR. D. Rori
son, occupation Nnancial agemt, 60 days
after date intends Ww apply w the Chief
Commissionerof Lands for license wo pros
pect for coal and petroleum over the fol

Commencing 4t & post planted on the
east bank of Porcupine Creek about one
miles south from G. T. P. mile post 132,
thence south 80 chains, east 80 chains,
north 80 chains, wesi 60 chains to place
of commencement, containing 640 acres

son, occupation financial agent, 60 days
after date intends to apply to the Chief

Commencing at @ post planted on the
east bank of Porcupine Creek about one
miles south from G. T. P. mile post 132
thence south 80 chains, west 60 chains,
north 80 chains, east 80 chains Ww place
of commencement, containing 640 acres
more or less

Notice is hereby given that I, R. D
Rorison, occupation fmancial agent,
days after date intend to apply to the
Chief Commissioner of Lands for license
to prospect for coal and petroleum over
the following described lands
Commencing at & post planted hear an
old construction camp, mile post 135
thence north 8° chains, east 80 chains,
south 80 chains, west 80 chains to place
of commencement, contaiming 640 acres
more or less.

AK. D. RK
Pub, Feb. 24th, 1013-——Mar. 24th, 1913

 

Horison,

Chief

4) and petroleum over
south
of

lrunk mile post

 

Sails, east 80 Chains to p
mMuneDCEuent, containing 640 acres

Kh, D. RORISON,

Gmineca Land District—District of
Hazelton.
Notice is hereby given that I, KR. D

RK. D. RORISON
Fr. W. MeCrady, Agent
Dated Feb. Sth, 1913.
5. E. C,

kK. D. RK
Pub. Feb. 24th, 1913-—-Mar. 24th, 1915

occupation fmancial agent, 60
days efter date intend to apply to the
vommissioner of Lands for license
to prospect for coal amd petroleum over
the following described lands
Commencing at @ post planted bear an
old construction camp, Mile post 135,
thence north 80 chains, west 50 chains
80 chains, east 80 chains to place
commencement, containing 640 acres
more or less.

 

t. W. MeCrady, Agent.
ivi3

blo Drospect
the foll
Commencing at & post planted near an
old construction camp, mile en 13!
thence south 80 chains, east 50

north 80 chains,

hereby given that 1,
yalon linancial agent,

st planted

 

‘ containing 640 acres

 

Rorison, occupation nancial
days after date intend to apply to
Chief Commissioner * Lands for
to rospect for coa
the rollpwing described lands

Commencing at @ post planted near an
old construction camp, mile post
thence south 80 chains, west 50 chains,
north 80 chains, east 80 chains to place
of commencement, containing

more or less.

Laid Distriet—District of

Omineca Land District-—District of
Hazelton.

 

ne described lands

 

R. D. RORISON
Fr. W. MeCrady, Agent.

Dated Feb. Sth, 1913.

Pub. Feb, 94th, 1913—Mar, 24th, 1943

———_—————————

Gmineca Land District—District of

Hazelton. . -t
Notice is hereby given tha alta p
th

R. D. RORISON
’ W. MeCrady, Agent,

Dated Feb. Sth, 1013.

N. B.C

. dD, RK,
Pub. Feb, 24th, 1019-——-Mar, @4th, 1919

 

 

. scribed lands
the following described ‘post planted |

about 500 yards from the Grand

north 80 chains, west 80 chains
of commencement, containing 640
more or less,

about 500

Chaing oh 80 chains,
’ Pont of commencement
SOODALE, Locator,
E. Jessup, Agent

Omineca Land District—District of
Hazelton

Notice is hereby given that I,

Lands for licetis
to prospect for coal ang petroleum

Commencing al a
Trunk right-of-way, mile 137!
thence south 80 chains,

RK. D. RORISON

Fr. W. McCrady, Agent
Dated Feb. Sth, 1918
N. W. C

K

Omineca Land Distriet— District of
Hazelton

Notice is hereby given that 1, K
Rorison, ocoupation financial agent,
Chief Commissioner of Lands for
to prospect for coal and petroleum
the following deseribed lands

Commencing at a post

Trunk right-of-way,
thence south 80 chains, west 8°
north 80 chains, east 80 chains

or | ;
more or less BR. D. RORISON

W. MeCrady, Agent

 

F.
R ¢ ye Sth, 1015.

P

 

Notice is hereby given that I, KR. D
Rorison, occupation financial agent, 60
days after date intend to apply to tl
Chief Commissioner of Lands for license
for coal and petroleum over

chains,
west 80 chains to place
of commencement, containing 640 acres
more or less.

license
and petroleum over

13%,

 

: nt,
| og cupetioe to <a to the | 48 chains east to point of commencement,

Chief Commissioner of over

east 80 chains
to place
acres

 

dD. K, :
Pub. Feb, 24th, 1013-——Mar, 24th, 1019

days after date intend to apply to the}

licens |
over
}

planted

r , d
ards from the Gran
: mile 187%
chains,
to place
of commencement, containing 640 acres
, Ce

ah
b. Feb. 24th, 16413-——-Mar, 24th, 1013,

WILD HORSE HERDS
ROAM THIS PROVINCE

Progeny of Steeds Owned by Cari-
boo Gold Seekers Have Multi-
plied Fast,

mile south from 6G : i. Pp = ‘pues, ‘oe fea
whence north 80 cha east 80 eheins Edmontor Alta March 26,
south 80 chains, west 80 chains to place| Three thous { y
of commencement ntaining 6460 cos isan or more wild
more or less horses, in herds of from thirty
hi. D. RORISON 1
; & D. R ms on to a hundred, are roaming over
Dated Jan. 22nd, 1919 , sent. |the hills and valleys in the in-
A. D . ;
ae « terior of British Columbia, ae-
Pub. Feb, 21, 1913—Mar, 31, 1943 cording to a report brought to
ili Edmonton by James Bradley,
| who vith Gustav Reiland, a vet-
‘ ca vist i t !
mineca Land Di District of jeran prospector and miner known
Notice is hereby given that I, R. D. Rori throughout the bonanza gold
an, occupation lnancial ugent, 60 @ si camps ias . : 1
after date intends 1 apply to the Chint a vr , a
Commissionerof Lands for license to pros an extended exploration tour of
pect for coal and petroleum ov th ‘ ’ oast
lowing described lands » one Se ee 008 Pe
Commencing at & post planted on the} Indians and white prospectors
eas nk © 0 ‘ |
ast bank of Porcupine Creek about one! and pack train freighters value

these untamed animals more than
high bred horses,’ said Mr.
Bradley They are the progeny
of horses turned loose on the
trail by discouraged or dying men
during the famous gold rush in
Thousands
of the veriest ‘tenderfeet’ stam-
peded to the new flelds in the
early 60's Most of them were
incompetent and, in faet, utterly
helpless in that wild country, and
the horses either broke away or
were abandoned when the fortune
hunter gave up on the long trail.

The horses made their feed-
ing grounds in the vicinity of
Barkerville for several years af-
terward, and their offspring wan-
dered northward as the bands in-
creased. They are wild and make
trails on the mountains and
timbered country much after the
fashion of buffalo in the’ early
days and deer at present.

The Indians and freighters
working in the timbered dis-
tricts catch them with = snares,
such as are used for lynx. In
most cases the animals are easily
broken, and they are better for
the rough country than the high
grade horses on account of their
stamina and sureness of foot on
the mountain trails. We lost
horses from our train from time
to time and replaced them with
wild animals.”

the Cariboo country

Before making up your mind
be sure that vou have the right
kind of material in stock.

 

 

-Ch urch Services-

FIRST PRESBYTERL CHURCH
Services ev, Sunday im the

Chureh at 11 am. and

Empress at 719 p.m.

Sunday at 2.30 p. m.
REV. F. W. KERR, M.A., Pastor

THE FIRST BAPTIST CBURCH
McINTYRE HALL, SRD AVE., NEAR 6TH ST.
Services every Sunday at 11
am. and 730 p.m Sunday

25) p.m. Baraca
Bible Class 2.30 p.m.
REV. W.H.McLEOD B.A B.D. Pastor

 

THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
SIXTH AVE. AND MUSGRAVE PLACE
Services every Sunday at 1)
am. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday

School at 2.30 p.m.
REV. C. R. SING, B.D. Pastor

 

ST. ANDREW'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Cor. Fifth Ave. and Dunsmuir Place
Morning prayer, ii. Even-
ing prayer, 7:30. Sunday
school, 2:30 p. m. Holy
Communion rst Sunday
of month at ti a m.,
and third Sunday at 8
4 m. During the Lenten
season there will be serv-
ice im the church every

Wednesday at 8 p. m.

 

THE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL
Granville Court

Sunday services at i!

am, 3 ands p.m. Sun-
School, 1:30 . m.

Week night services Mon

day, Wednesday, Thurs-
and Saturday.

 

 

 

-_—_ooOoOOO
LAND PURCHASE NOTICES,

 

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

Take notice that I, Daniel Brenton Ken-
hey, of Terrace, B. C., occupation rancher,
intend to apply for perpnsee to purchase
the following deseribed lands:

Commencing @t a post planted at the
northeast corner of Lot 5130, thence north
40 chains, thence east 30 chains, thence
south 40 chains, thence west 30 chains to
the point of commencement, containing
i20 acres more or less.

DANIEL BRENTON KENNY.

Dated March Sth, 1913.

Pub. Mar, 10 to May 5, 1013,

 

Skeena Land Digertoe—-pistwies of Coast,

Take notice that George W. ver,
of Prince Rupert, B. C.; occupation °
intends to apply for permission to pur-
chase the following described lands:

Commencing @t & post planted 2% miles
east of Quinista Hiver, on the Skeena
fiver, thenee 40 chains north, thence 40
chains west, thence 40 chains south, thence

| containing 160 acres more or les

5.
GEURGE W. CARPENTER,

Dated January 28th, 1013,
Pub. Feb. 10th, 1013-——Apr. 7th, 1043.

Skeena Land District-—District of Cassiar,
Take notice that Bernard O'Neill, of
Goose Bay, B, C.; Occupation prospector,

 

lintends to apply for permission to pur-

chase the following described lands;
Commencing @¢ @ post planted one mile
distant and in @ southeasterly direction
from the Hidden Creek Copper Company's
wharf, Goose Bay, B. G., thence east fol-
lowing the sinuesities of the shore line 80

chains, thence north 20 chains,

| west 80 chains, thence south 20 chains lo

jpoint of commencement, containing 160
D | acres more or less,

‘ he me ornaiL..

’ & W. Jennings, Agent.
Dated January 8th, 1013,

Pub, Feb. 10, 104%—-Apr. 7th, 1043.

 

| Ominece Land District—District of Cassiar.

fake notice that I, RB. D. Rorison, Nuan-
etal agent, of Vancouver, B. C., 60 days
after date intend to apply to Chief Com-
missioner Of Lands to purchase Lot 916 A,
siar district, Skeena River, containing
43.7 acres more or less,

Dated Feby. Sth, 1043,

A. D, RORISON,
. W. MeGrady, Agent.

 

 

r
Mar, S-Apr. 28.

 

 

 

———_—- a

PROSE AND SONG

TO WAKEN

CANADIAN PATRIOTIC SPIRIT

THE GREAT BRITISH NATION COULD NOT PLACE IN THE FIELD
AS BIG AN ARMY AS THE LITTLE BALKAN
STATES HAVE DONE.

Just now the eyes of all thinking men in the British Empire
are fixed on the heroic but withal pathetic figure of Lord Roberts,
ho, while he might be taking his well-merited ease in the evening

of life, is going up and down the

Old Country seeking to awaken

the nation to a sense of its danger in case of war coming upon it
unawares, or at least while its preparations for self-defence are

miserably inadequate. All men

may not see eye to eye with the

hero of Kandahar as to the best measures to be adopted for self-

defence, but, at any rate, recent

events in the Balkans show that

each one of the “small states” involved has been able to put a larger
army into the fleld than England eould mobilize tomorrow if war
struck her in the shape of an invading foe. And England is sup-
posed so be a great power! The mueh-talked-of Territorial Army is,
on the showing of its own officers, a gigantic failure if not impos-

ture. The question is

Is it the best machine we can devise? Of

course, if it represents our best effort, then we must stand or fall
with it—it is the best we can do, and that is all there is to be said.
But is it the best we can do? Everybody knows it is not only a

makeshift, but a make believe force—

i. @., everybody on the conti-

nent whose war trained seent is not going to be led aside by a red

herring like that.

Canadians are not indifferent nor apathetic in this matter. I
guess they all know that if the British fleet were crippled in home
waters Canada would have to do more than sing “The Maple Leaf
Forever.” Why, there is no country in the world easier to take than
British Columbia—egiven the destruction of the British fleet.

Definite organization seems to hang fire, but there is the field
free and open for every man TO LEARN HOW TO SHOOT. That
at any rate is the chief thing for British Columbians to do; not a

few of them here and there,but, as we say,

‘every man Jack of ‘em.”’

I am not one of those who believe that God is on the side of the

heaviest artillery; but I do believe

that from a national point of

view every man should know how to put his “props” up.

 

KEEP THE FLAG FLYING.

Dedicated to Lord Roberts.
The world is changing fast, boys,
Time flies on outspread wings;
The sleeping hour is past, boys,
Be up and doing things!
Awake! Arise! Lift up your eyes
Upon the land ard sea;
Where'er the Union Jack flies,
There keep it flying free!

Both night and day the anvils ring
In many an alien town,

To swinge a weapon that shall bring
Our Union flagstaff down!

Apprise! Apprise! Lift up your eyes
Upon the land and sea;

Where’er the Old Flag flies, boys,
There keep it flying free!

The foe would like our wings to shear
Upon the ocean tide,

And from our Crown some gems to tear—
Some fair lands far and wide!

Advise! Advise! Lift

up your eyes

Upon the land and sea;
Where'er the Old Flag flies, boys,
There keep it flying free!

Tis said we've more than we can hold,
More realm than we pgequire;

We answer as in days of old:
We'll keep what we desire!

Then rise! Be wise! Lift up your eyes
Upon the land and sea;

Where'er the British Flag flies,
There keep it flying free!

The testing time is on us, boys—
Our manhood and our sword:
The world would see what's in us, boys,
So “READY” be the word!
Revise! Devise! Lift up your eyes
Upon the land and sea;
Where'’er the Union Jack flies,
There keep it flying free!

‘Tis very well to shout “Hurrah!”
And “Canada for me!”
But that is merely Uisgebah,*

Go

 

LEARN TO SHOOT—and see!

Ye “Never-Dies,” lift up your eyes
Upon the land and sea;

Where'er the British Flag flies,
There keep it tlying—See?

3rd Feb. 1913.

 

Forty years in use, twenty

yeare standard, prescribed and
recommended by physicians. For
Women's Ailments, Dr. Martel’s

Female Pills, at your druggist.

 

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The appointments and service
are equal to any hotel on the
coast.

Rates: $1 to $3.50 per day.

G. A, Sweet, Manager’.

 

NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL.

taking upward of a generation)
ago,

 

—REV. JAMES B. MeCULLAGH.

*Gaelic—Strong water, or, as we say, “hot air.”

 

Ear! Beauchamp may succeed

the Duke of Connaught as Gov-
ernor-General.—News Item.
They've picked as our G.-C, Ear!

Beauchamp,

Tho’ he may not know how, we

can teauchamp,
We'll show him his duty,
And if he don't suit, he

Will find we will swiftly impeau-

champ.
—Toronto Star

 

Another landslide has occurred

on the Panama Canal, destroying
five tracks,
steam shovels and leaving but
one construction track in opere-
tion. By this time United States |
engineers must be fully seized of

overturning two

Builders’ Supplies
Plumbers’ supplies

 

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Sid. Sykes, Manager

The Finest, Newest and Most Up-to-date Hotel in Vancouver.

Excellent Cafe. Moderate Prices,

Phone 8500,

 

 

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Scotch Whisky

 

 

This whisky has been ougpiies to the
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service throughout the British Empire
for over thirty years, and is recommended
by the medical faculty, from whom we
have many testimonials and certificates
testifying to its excellence, purity and its
reliability as a dietetic stimulant. It is
bottled by us in our own warerooms in
Scotland.

 

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not only
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properties enable the system to
permanently throw off a cold.

 

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FARM
LANDS

 

 

 

PAID UP CAPITAL $1,500,000, 00

 

—IN THE—
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IN TRACTS OF 160 ACRES AND UPWARDS

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—DISTILLERS—

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