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r to any r-
you may ve
take Notice
r ‘ owner with
\ vo, 1” ond the
siiuated at the
spout three- r-
seh, in the
t, Province of
‘ope the required
sbove mentioned
(4, amounting to
ihe same under
7 bi ai Act, and if
F aaus publication ef this
; « w contribute
) . ‘ rpenditure, %@
p s of this advertise.
o he sald mineral
) property. of the
> 4 of the Min

- act of 1900

_ [. Hh. COVERT,
Co-Owner

8. 6, January

 

 

Certificate of Improvements.
eran Minera im, situate to the
Mining Divis of Cassiar Dis-
cated pout three-quarters
sie the

   
 
 
 
  
  
    
  
   
   
 
 
     
   
    
  
 
  
    
 
   
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
   
 
  
  
     
  
    
  
  

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PEDRO SALINAB.

PEACE RIVER AND ATHABASCA
RAILWAY COMPANY.

NOTICE.
Peace | | Athabasca Rall
4, at its nex ssion, for an Act,
he y wo lay out, con-
era following lines of

i i « et @& potnt on
a ‘ » bead of Kitimat
timat River @m @
summit between
thence In &@ hor-
valley of the
lake & r w the Skeens
the Skeens River

fa his | bridge and over

k vile Rathway with
ara e porth- easterly
. sumkalem ijver
‘ to the summit of
4 e, following the
y iver, at or near
proximately one
(b) from the

slong the

a 4 es

water

  

\ ence up the Skeena
We ty f Bear River approxt-
* nineteenth day of

THOMPSON, BURGESS & COTB,
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—————— ne

At the mention of the name
the Liberal leader somebody
the audience shouted
| cheers,” and they welled forth in

j all .

WORKINGMEN SCARED
BOWSER — CHEERED

NAME OF BREWSTER

1] m Page Two.

| | te can speak,

l ;

I may be
her a)

with me

\ ay ,
Bet your life, Bill,
~ But you all agree

Weiter init

Pandemonium Loose.

At th

fort ;

e th th L pandemont
when the At

there

y (
y era

iter '
| i t

stify

ment. T trust

|) be TA f igh
my own e

I I me
iarm for
1 day.”

Pell

quavered

ral
that ‘gentlemen’
AAT

p the

the loud

tune which was

voi

ng very familiar toall, “W
ld Bowser to a sour apple

Chairman Harper—Now,

tlemen, I ask you as
Voices Sit down Fetch
Brewster

Cheers for Brewster.

a great roar.

as we propose and can assist

measure
“Tell us about the land pol
Tell us about the P. G. E. H
you got Pat Welch here, and
Mann and

Dan Mackenzie

several voices interrupted
stream.

the
got up and tried to be heard

was howled down.

A man in

to the platform and spoke to
Attorney General.

“Kiss him.
Get

job. him a job with

Ellison,” were some of the
was speaking with the Attor
General.

Considerable noise
the

something.

and Attorney General
There

unintelligible

were

sallies
finally the Attorney General,
parently quite disgusted, excla
ed,

more

“I feel sorry for you if

The
little

General
in another

Attorney
got
he said,
shouted

a fair discussion,”

was met with a
“You can't be fair.”
another voice shouted, “Sink
with a submarine.

“Kaiser Bill.”
Finally, fully an hour, the

torney General launched into

try

when somebody exploded

“Kaiser Bill.”

tinued by the speaker, who
about the and
that had taken it up.

countries

us about it in B, C,”

to explain
the worried speaker.
terruption, “No, no.”

torney
nanes
termil
face

accused

thi

 

many

Nanaimo?

broke

| said “I

to give

of you
you

soft

gen-
a matter of

“Three

But the Attorney General stood
his ground Unabashed by the
applause at the mention of the
opposition, at the first oppor-
tunity he cut in with, “I think
there are many here who have

made a study of such provisions

framing for this province a good

here,”

in a

audience here

He’s looking for a
Price

marks during the second the man

followed
said
some

will not give me a hearing——"

after a
few words:
“IT am surprised you don't want

reply.
A little later

He was detailing the history
of the compensation for workmen
and remarked that the first coun-
to take it up was Germany,
with,

The history of the bill was con-
states

His remarks
were halted once more with “Tell

on

um

my

ity.

us

the

ces
be.
ell

up

of

in

in

icy.
ave

are

but

Then he went |

the

re-

ney

and
ap-
im-
you

and

him

At-
his

speech whether he was heard or

told

“It is hardly necessary for me
"again commenced
Another in-

rhus it went, back and forth,
from the Attorney General to the
audience, and back to him again
util somebody shouted, “Tie up
the bull,” which caused the At-
General's severe eounte-
to relax in spite of his de-
ition to put on a brave
lic explained he had been
of many things before
but never of peddling the bull, Me
took another tack and tried

a

a

 

iy his hearers, They listen-

ed for a bit,
again with cutting remarks.
Soon afterward somebody dur-
ing a lull asked, “Where's dirty
Dick—Baronet Dick?"

utes,”

workmen in
somebody

and Japs.”
He

and

and

to
worked in other places, came an

flung at
“There's not a one of you who
are so noisy who would not
willing to make the trip—at the
expense of the government.’

General to sing.
but he fairly exploded with,
I will speak on the public
form and you can be there

worry,”

the harassed speaker.
someone
Dick, the bum baronet?”
“I do not intend to weary you
General
back:
good

further,”
started, when
“Thank you,
night, good night.”

78-85

THE DAILY NEWS.

then broke

Spoke Too Long.

“I have been bere for an hour
and I've not spoken fifteen min-
Attorney
General, which remark was met
with, “And that's too long.”
Bowser—yYou'll get home earl-
ier if you will allow me to go on.
Voices—We
home,
Bowser—I only want fair play.
The Crowd—You can’t get it.
Once more the Attorney General
seemed fairly launched in his ex-
planation of the bill, but he ran
aground again when he struck a
reference to

came from the

don't want to

the protection
sawmills,
shouted, “All

struck another

the sentence, “The man that gets
hurt is compensated

voice fairly shrieked.

about that boy who died in Jail?”
Thus it continued, not one but
many voices heckling the Attor-
ney General, Wi bore it as long
as he could, and he was trying for
a peroration that could be heard
long
mournful note was struck again
crowd went with
“We'll hang old Bowser to a sour
appie tree.”

This was almost too much, and
the Attorney General began, ‘In
all my political career
“Start over again, Bill,’’ snap-
ped someone.

understood when a

off the

 

Once again the speaker launch-
ed forth, to be met with this time,
“The second chapter according to
Bowser.”

Still again the intrepid leader of
the Tories got a start on his com-
pensation act, when the crowd be-
came uproarious with the sally,
“S'y, will it compensate the eye
wot’s looking for work?”

That it was the intention of the
government to send a commission
has

find out how the plan

assurance from the speaker and
he promised one should be from
the Trades and Labor Council. He
was interrupted with jeers and
this,

his tormentors

When, Indeed.

“When did you get interested
in the working man, Bill,” was the
reply to Bowser’s thrust.
“T am doing my best and if you
do not like it you can go to the
polls and record the fact on elec-
tion day,” savagely replied the
Attorney General.
“We're goin’ to do it, Bill,” was
the come-back to that.
Somebody asked the Attorney
He didn't sing,
“Now
plat-
and I
will get a hearing.”

“We'll all be there,
came the reply.
“And I'm going to win,”

asked, “Where's

the Attorney
cries came

thank you;

More Brewster Cheers.

As the Attorney General took
his seat after probably the most
trying time a speaker ever had in
this city, three cheers were given
for the Liberal leader and three
great, voluminous “booes” for the
Attorney General.

 

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“BRB” Company will parade at

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LAND NOTICES.

Skeena Land Distriet—District of
Coast, Range Five.

 

TAKE NOTICE that William Watson, of
emo, B. C,, “occupation Contractor, in-
tends to apply for oe pr, to lease the
following described ds:—Commencing at
& post planted on the northerly limit of
the Right-of-Way of the Grand Trunk Pa-
cific Railway Company, and about 35 chains
southwesterly from Mile 84, east from
Prince Rupert, B. C.; thence north 20
ehains; thence west 20 chains; thence
south 46 chains, more or less, to the north-

erly limit of the Right-of-Way of the
6rand Trunk , Pacific allway Company;
thence nor terly along the northerly

limit of the said Right-of-Way to poft of

commencement; and about

80 acres, more or less.

WILLIAM WATSON,
Dated December 26, 1914. 25-85

WATER NOTICE.

containing

 

Use and Storage.
TAKB NOTICE that The Port Essington
Water Company, Ltd. whose address is
517 Granville St, Vancouver, B. C., will
apply for a license to take and use one and
one-half cubic feet per second and to store
400 acre-feet of water out of Cunningham
Lake. The storage-dam will be located at
the outlet of Cunningham Lake. The ca-
pacity of the reservoir to be created is
about 400 acre-feet and it will flood 2.23
acres. The water will be diverted from
the stream at a point about 5 chains below
the said outlet and will be used for Water-
works purpose upon the land described as
part of Lot 45, Range 5, Coast District,
being the townsite of Port Essington. A
copy of this notice and an application pur-
suant thereto and to the “Water Act,
19144,” will be fied in the oMce of the
Water Recorder at Prince Rupert. Objec-
tions to the application or to the petition
mentioned below may be filed with the
said Water Recorder or with the Comp-
troller of Water Rights, Parliament Bulld-
ings, Victoria, B. C., within thirty days
after the first appearance of this notice in
a local newspaper. The territory within
which the company desires to exercise its
powers is described as the townsite of
Port Essington. A petition to amend the

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