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NAAS RIVER VALLEY DEMANDS
PART TAXES SPENT IN VALLEY

CONDITIONS IN VALLEY WOULD BE EXCELLENT IF A TRUNK
ROAD WAS PROVIDED—NO WORRY OVER HIGH
COST OF LIVING.

 

Gwinoha, B. C., Dee. 14, 1914.]sume also that all the land mark- tions and gestures and poses and |
lo the Editor of The News. jee on the map “A. P.” has been}, the time we got there he had;
Dear Sir,—We are now in the/4ctually purchased, the initial) taugh the young ladies such deli-| _
ddle of the winter. We have had/Payments of 50 cents an acre Saad a as the “half and half,” |
warly three weeks of clear, cold | made, and that 4 per cent interest) tne tox trot,” the “silo slip” and|
weather and the cold snap is not|!s being made onthedeferred pay-|«the Ford Flop,” or something
r yet. This is the longest spell} ents and the wild land tax of 50/jixe that. Why, we didn’t even
jof continuous cold weather we ¢ents an acre is annually levied); now the holds any more. Every-
jha had sinee I ca into the 4#ainst it If this presumption | thing we did passe or Aisne or
\ early five years ago. The|'S § rrect the government has! Przemsyl We were Major-Gen-
t howe has not Collected over one hundred thou-leral Dub. Last year we didn't
i below ind it rises 4nd dollars from the valley more] necitate, well you needn't come
‘ te to twenty degrees dur- than it has expended in perma-| d. This year if you hesi-
1 We have had a foot t improvements and that/tate you are lost and no reward
{ vy and the therefore |@™mount should be held to the], groreq——_rx.
le i sleighing and it is easy lit of the valley for permanent Pre eel - =
i ring 1 doing the other nec- ad building or other improve- No man is so illiterate that he
jessary provements ments of general utility. annot teach another something.
| Civ illy speaking, the Naas rhe one great and pressing} eet
homesteader is living on|need of the valley is a road from When all others fail, booze can
t of the land and at a cost/the head of navigation to the|®!ways give the pugilist the
25 cents a day. He has|northern boundary of the pre-|*®ockout blow.
t taxes to pay; his|emption reserve that can be used} ————— —_ moemrerenpaiate
shop contains grouse,jall the year round. A road that sii ee ae ns
al s and fish, and when he/can be used by a team of horses. — Mining Division of Cassiar Dis-
vs a few shells, snares andjand wide enough to allow two eye a om re
uy his meat bill is paid; his|teams to pass each other; and oceans pont of Se i a Arm
llar is full of vegetables grown |there is not a mile of road of that OF ee ere ad's 1. Pearo
his own garden; the hills have | kind in the whole valley. For the sores, icc eeetthe abd iy 3 wun:
pplied him with wild fruits;|few farmers who live along the LB gy BR Ro, Sepsee, :
thus grocery bill has been re- [river bank as far up as the Grease 2 ee *. , A Ry & enpur
duced to a small change affair.) Trail, there is no pressing neces- gees of pears a Crown Grant
gets his fuel at the cost of aj sity for a road except during the on ane onan on ee ttre es eae fon,
ttle exertion He doesn’t wor-|winter, but the great bulk of the/fore the issue of such Certificate of Im-
y a bit over the high cost of | settlement is miles away from the "pated. this 2ist day of September, A.D.
ving Iriver and the disproportion wit! os PEDRO SALINAS.
Most of the ranchers are onigtow larger every year, and the =
lth homesteads and taking ad-|farmer who does not live on the
vantage of this fine weather tolriver bank, near a good landing 2
nprove their places. ‘iaere are|place, has no way of getting his ES
labout forty voters in the valley) |produce to market except to carry }
les i as many more who will be-|it on his back, and as long as 3
ome naturalized citizens before|farming operations have to be
ithey prove up, and they can tanto leorvied on in such a backward
a big noise when they get all to- | manner there will be very little THE
leether heir main topic of dis-|agric ultural progress, very little z
leussion this winter is road mak-|produce to take to market and
ine and they get pretty sore and/consequently high carriage rates. DAI LY
say some nasty things concern- Jack Frost and the snow make
ne the slow progress being made/a first class winter road from N EW S
u permanent road building. They | Gwinoha to tide water. Five miles
don’t know what amount of mon-jof a road built over the lava from
1 the government has taken out|)Gwinoha to the Si-ax River would 's
lof the valley from publie lands |give connection with this natural SAFE
sold, timber licenses issued andjoutlet to the Si-ax Distriet, one
itaxes collected, but they know lot the most important and exten- SANE
that very little has been spent on|sive in the valley, and these five SPICY
| permanent improvements of gen-| miles of road could be built at IMPARTIAL
feral utility. They know, too, that/less cost than any equa! distance
one arly £75,000 aeres of public jon the Naas. From the Si-ax INDEPENDENT
pland have been alienated from the | | District to the Grease Trail, a INTELLIGENT
leovernment, withdrawn from set-| peck trail has already been built,
| tlement and held by land specula-|and this pack trail should be wid-
tors and timber licensees and | ened fo a wagon road, From the
ithat the rest of the land in the (irease Trail landing the govern
ivalley, outside of the pre-emption | ment has begun the construction
|reserve, comprising approximate- of a wagon road, whieh, we un
jly 50,000 acres, is pot available derstand, is to be extended to the
for settlement beeause of the un-| northern boundary of the pre-
‘certainty of location or tenure, emption reserve. With half the
until the whole valley is surveyed funds the government have on +
ene properly platted, They pre- | hand, which have been colleeted a

lit
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, from the

thin main wagon
road and generally useful artery
| of communication with good
imarkets for all the produce of
| the Valley « 1 be built and work
furnished for all the ranchers |
| next miner This would put!
heart into the men and give an
limpetus to settlement and im-
| Provement that would result in
speedily turning this fertile dis.
trict into a irge producer of
foodstuffs and the settlers would
| s00n be on the high road to pros.
perity. Yi truly,
W. A. MYERS.

S!C TRANSIT GLORIA TANGO!

Last winter, in a period of

| rashness a oneceivable folly,

| we took a fe dancing lessons.
| We learned the tango, the one-
i step and the hesitation, with all
the dips, drags, grape-vines and
lame ducks appertaining and in

thought we
ed to

;we

had Terpsichore lash-
the
glided

rudder of a Zeppelin.
about the

cheted from divan to davenport,
j just the
flights
parlor
poor
the
We were.

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| sue h case made and provided. We
i
As
| hall or rico-

missing piano lamp in

through

our mad some

| fee]
Mr.and Mrs.Castle
dancing demon of
But last night
happened to drop in on some
| friends,

| friendly we used to
| sorry for

We
} the day.

we

were

whose vietrola,
was tearing off, “By the!
by the Beautiful We!
jshall forever hate that tune, for
inextricably
the

as we en-
j tered,
| Sea, Sea.”
is

intermingled
wreck of our fondest

 

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