THE DAILY NEWS

 

     
  
     
 
   
 
  

since
Pioneer Days

0
Moson 5 BAY f

DRINCE or WALES
CHEWING TOBACCO [.

TWO SIZES
15¢ and a I¢

      
   
      
    
 
  
  
 
 
  

 

OORT ROL,

ant to get rid of that

 

f you W
old quickly take

PENSLAR
herry Cough Balsam

1 cherry bark,
xd root, benzoic
r. It tends to
by clearing the
ystruction.
phine, cocaine or other habit-forming drugs in
Balsam and for your protection the exact
We can recommend it as being most effective
we recommend Penslar Children’s Cough Syrup
] reeds.

fOR SALE ONLY AT THE

PRINCE RUPERT DRUG CO.

THIRD AVEN| PHONES 134 & 117

 

 

 

NOW OPEN FOR BUISNESS

W MARINE WAYS

Shawatlans Passage
and repairing all classes of boats up to 100 feet

in length
;LACKSMITHING AND MACHINE SHOPS.
plant in Central British Columbia.

val “*n< ©

Seal Cove Marine Ways, Ltd.

A. SWa nt W. E. Thompson, Gen. Manager
Phone Red 391 Phone Green 153

wre

 

 

.

 

 

 

 

POPOIOL OLE L LLL LLL ILEDOLOEVELLODOROD H

THEO COLLART, Notary Public

FOR SALE m 9th McBride.

$2060

REAL ESTATE
Westho'me Theatre Block

(POLO LOL DIIP EL OLE PO LOPE

Hiouse Avenue near

FIRE INSURANCE

P.O. fox 66

MARINE INSURANCE

Phone A) I

IPO LO OIE POLO DO ODOR

 

CFCR

 

 

ee

 

iarry Hanson’s Patent

Ottawa, January 27, 1920.

to acknowledge receipt of your
. on the subject of Canadian patent
on the 18th May, 1915, for a
d in reply to inform you that this patent
the conditions section 44 ol
oinpulsory dicence system?) and is gov-
8 of the said Act, an extract from which
ierewith,

Office
ected

i to you

yect to of

vin you that the fee for the.second six
yel been paid, but it does not come due
lay, 1924. The required amount is $20.00
referring to the patent by date and
the purpose for which the remittance
Vill be necessary,

ir to
Your

ed

be,
obedient servant,
W. J. LYNCH,
Chief of the Patent Ollice.
| ’ Sd.,
1 eeond Avenue,

| Rupert,

1 40 the above letter, I wish to say that as
bisa 7 te and paragraph 38 of the
Ne said A herefore do not come under Section 44 ot
‘as T am equipped and willing to install,
om ater Heater” to any and everybody,
ing to jaw can, and hereby do withdraw
olhers making these water heaters.

B. C,

section

'o negotiate for an agency to make my

anyone willing to pay the royalty of

ie installed on the distinet understanding
SUarantee goes with it.

__Harry Hanson
The Reliable Plumber”

Phone agg
_ 139 Second Avenue

—=<_—_ ee

 

 

 

 

~

MINING POLICY
OF GOVERNMENT

Sioan’s Iron Ore Reserve is Ex-
plained — Purpose of
Development.

VICTORIA, March 26.—To a
very large extent opposition criti-
cism the bill to amend the
Mineral Act—-now awaiting the
formal royal assent—has centred
upon a belief that its operation
would work a hardship upon the
Although the Hon.
Sloan, the minister in
charge of the bill, took a good
deal of pains to explain the ob
jects of the measure and to illus-
trate intended working to the
benefit of the prospector and to
the province at large, the tempta-
tion on the part of the opposition
Lo upon the more
contentious points as a medium
the manufacture of campaign
naterial was altogether too great.

In brief the measure seeks to
zive power to the Lieutenant-
ernor-in-Council to place a
deposits. The

 

of

prospector.

William

its

iVembpers seize

for

fray
reserve on won ore
latitude in question

life of three years

is to

the authority so granted will be
exercised in such a way as to in-
flict nothing in the nature of hard-
ship interference with the
prospector or any class of people
nterested in the mining industry.

As already inferred, however, it
will be used for the advancement
the interests of those directly

or indiveetly concerned in the de
velopment of the mineral resour-

ces of*this province, as well as
for the benefit of the publie at
large.

The Reply to Criticism.
As far as the prospector 1s con-

cerned it is common knowledge

that the absence of any sort Of
‘estriction in the past has been
no particular benefit to him,

nor can it be argued today that
he would benefit materially by
reason of his discovery and loca-
tion of purely iron deposits. It
goes without saying that without
an iron and steel industry in
western Canada there is not suf-
ficient market—if any—to make
the product of such holdings
saleable. That the force of this
argument is appropriately appre-
ciated by the prospectors them-
selves evidenced by a_ state-
ment recently given to the minis-
ter of mines by the president of
the Prospectors’ Protective Asso-

is

ciation, whose dictum reads in
part as follows: “The iron de
posits of British Columbia have

in the past been of no value to
the prospector. This class of ore
is absolutely useless. By re-
serving districts which are idle
and not covered by mineral] claims
there should be no reason or
ground for opposition; for, if we
have a steel plant in the province,
it would furnish a market for ore
which is now being held by the
prospectors of the province and
which would remain idle until
such time as this market is cre-
ated. Gonsidering the benefits
which British Columbia should
derive from an industry of this
kind I feel it my duty to give you
(the minister of mines) my ap-
proval-”
What It Means.

It has been charged that pres-
ent holders and operators would
be adversely affected by the oper
ation of the new provisions In the
Act. There no foundation in
the supposition. The authority |
asked for does not apply to iron
ore locations already held under
the Mineral or any other Act. To
put it briefly, the object sought

is

have a,
It will be ap-!
ied to a limited extent only and }

 

 

 

 

BNE
Sins se

SOT ak

  

For Swift’s Premium /
excellence: the Ham,

's outstandin
because of

extra mild cure and juicy tenderness;
the Bacon because of its succulent fat

and enticingly flavored lean; and

because of their characteristic savour-

iness due to the exclusive Swift
cess of selection and curing.

Serve Swift’s Premium on your Easter

breakfast table and we know you
jnsist on this brand in future.

Order today from-your
Butcher or Grocer

- Swift Canadian
Limited

 

Plant, Tools, etc., In
Atlin holden at Prince }

Of Mining Machinery,
the County Court of
Rupert.

w.M

Sheriff's. Sale |
|

and Wm. Burke,
PLAINTIFFS.

and Reduction Co.,
Limited, DEFENDANT.

of Warrants of Execution,

action, and to me directed,

goods of the defendant

Johnson

PIII IIIIIIIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASA AN

Molybdenum Mining
By virtue
issued in this
have seized of the
he following:

All the goods and chattels
fendant company at the beach
mine, situated on Alice Arm,
sisting of stationary engine, Notation out
fit, crusher, rubber belting, rollers, cle-
vators, shafting, pulleys, assay office com
plete, 5,280 feet 4-inch air pipe, one tram,
ram line one mile, and numerous othe:
rticles.

Inventory can

All of which, or
nd costs, I shall offer
Auction for cash on
day of April, 1920, at cleven

of the de-
and at the
B. C., con-

office.
claim

seen at my
sufficient to pay
for by Pi
Thursday the first
ev’elock in the

be

sale

orenoon at my office, Court House, Prince
Rupert
Dated at Prince Rupert, B. C., March
11, 19260.
JOHN SHIRLEY,
Sheriff of the Courty of Atlin

 

in the industrial world which her;
mineral riches warrant.
A Pointed Iilustration.

It may be of interest to recall
the fact that on Texada Island
iron ore deposits of high grade
abound in plenty yet little expen
diture on development has been
made. For more than forty years
they have been out of the posses-
sion of the Crown. On the other
hand it must be remembered that
it is not intended to touch the un-
questioned rights of those who
have complied with all the laws
heretofore; it is proposed, how-

 

is to prevent the extension of the

process of alienation which has

been so common in British Co-
lumbia fdr many years. The
Government does not intend to

adopt an indifferent attitude and
allow the development of the inon
ore resources of the province to
be impeded by perpetuating th
policy,

And it may be as well to point
out that many such deposits are
privately held with little or no
work done on them, while there
is only one conclusion possible
to arrive at as to the object in
their original acqnisition. Un-
questionably they were obtained
and are being held purely for
speculative purposes. It is ob-
vious, therefore, that it is in the
publie interest to remove this
very dangerous obstacle to de-
velopment by creating machinery

industry. Once this

done. British

steel
been

 

 

 

 

.

with which to induce capital for
the development of an iron and
has

Jolumbia

should be able to look forward to
the launching of such enterprises
‘éias may assure to her the position

ever, that for a time new iron
|properties—as may be deemed of
sufficient importance — shall be
reserved by the Crown.
Modus Operandl.

On the report of the discovery
by a prospector of iron the resi-
dent engineer in which the find is
made will be asked to inspect and
report it, If it is considé ced on
investigation that the ore is 80
situated, is in such quantity and
of such quality as to warrant the
belief that it might assist in the
object in view, namely, the
launching of an inon and steel
industry, the power taken by the
Government to apply the reserve
very probably would be exercised.
The whole idea of the measure,
therefore, is designed towards inc
dustrial expansion, not contrac-
tion in the least particular.

 

window cards take
See them at the

Two-color
flle eye quickly.
News Job Department.

The “Director” Corset. Manu-
factured in Prince ltupert. Phone

 

*

 

Ladysmith Lump

 

 

RINCE

‘THE universal desire to make Easter
breakfast a really delightful meal, is
easily fulfilled by housewives who use

Swift's Premium
Hams and Bacon

A few slices of this mild, delicately-
cured ham or bacon—cooked to a tempt-
ing brown—served sizzling hot—make
a meal the whole family will enjoy.

RUPERT

PHONE 15

RIPAIAIAIAAAIAIAAIASIAISIA IIA HII IIIA IAAAAIAAAI ASAP AAAAIAIAK.

    
        
     
     
    
    
   
        
 
       
      
 
   
   
   
     
   
    
     
       
 
  
  

 
 

¥

=

 

RE
|

N SH %

g in
its

both

pro-

will

Co.

a

OOOO

Coal is the Best

Burns Longer, Better and Brighter, and Gives More Heat.

 

OTHER COALS WE HANDLE ARE:

Steam Coal, Bulk on Dock ........-+++-- $8.25 per ton-
Steam Coal, bulk, Delivered ..... ao cae 10.00 “
Household Stove Coal, Bulk on Dock ..... 49.00. .*
Household Stove Coal, Sacked on Dock 34;00'. 74
Household Stove Coal, Bulk, Delivered 1200 “ *
Household Stove Coal, Sacked, Delivered 13.000 “ “

SPECIAL PRICES QUOTED ON CA” LOADS.

CUAL Co.

=

 

OFFICE SUITE, 3 Room

P. O.

 

| Fire Insurance - =

LAND REGISTRY ACT
(Sections 36 and 134.

ont — |

Re Application No, 11484-1, File 6304.
TAKE NOTICE that application has beer
made to register Stephen B, Adams, of
prince Rupert, B. C,, a& Owner in fee un-|
der a Tax Sale Deed from the Collector of}
the City of Prince Rupert, bearing date
the 23rd day of October, 1919, of ALL
AND SINGUULAR that — certain parcel
or tract of land and premises situate, |\
ing, and veing in the city of Prince Kupect,
yarticularly knewo and described as

more
Lot Three (3), Block Eight (8), Section
One (1), (Map 023).

You are required to contest the claim

of the tax purchaser within 35 days from
the date of the _ service of this notice
(which may be effected by publication In
the Dally News, Prince Rupert, B, C.,) and
your attention Is called to section 36 of the
“Land Registry Act” with amendments,
and to the following extract therefrom:—

“and in default of a caveat or cer-

tifleate of lis pendens being filed be-

fore the registration as owner of the
person entitled under such tax sale,
all persons so served with notice,

. , . and those claiming through
or under them, and all persons claim-
ing any interest in the land by virtue
of any unregistered mstrument, and
all persons claiming any interest tn
the land by descent whose title 15
not registered under the provistons
of this Act, shall be for ever es
topped and debarred from setting up
any claim to or tn respect of the
land so sold for taxes, and the Regis-
trar shall register the person en-
titled under such tax sale as owner
of the land so sold for taxes,”

AND WHEREAS application has Deen
made for & Certificate of Indefeasible Title
to the above mentioned lands, tn the name
of Stephen B, Adams,

AND WHEREAS on_ investigating the
title If appears that prior to the 9th day
of October, 1918, (the date on which the
said lands were sold for overdue taxes), |

 

rou were the registered owner thereof. |
FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that at the |
same time I shall effect registration In

pursuance of such spplication and issue a!
Certificate of Indefeasible Title to the said
lauds in the name of Stephen B, Adams un-

 

 

Blue 92. tf

less you take and prosecute the proper

| proceedings to
| any,

FOR RENT

s, in Hays Block. Steam

Heat. Suitable for Doctor, Lawyer, etc.

DAVID H. HAYS

Genera! Real Estate Agent.
Corner Second Avenue and Second Street.

Box 1555 - - Phone 67

 

establish your claim, if
to the said lands, or to prevent such

| proposed action on my part,

DATED at the Land Registry Office
Prince Kupert, B, ¢., this 26th day of
Novernber, A. D. 1919,

H, F. MACLEOD,

District Registrar of Titles,
to Alfred O. Brandt, Esq.,
Spokane, Wash.

MINERAL ACT

————

 

Certificate of Improvem*®nts.
NOTICE
KING SOLOMON and IRON KING Mineral
laims, situate in the Bella Coola Mining

ivision of Coast District,

Where —located:—West side of Dean
‘hannel, North of Cascade Inlet in Range
Coase. District,
rAhE NOTICE that I, HUGH ARCHIBALD
as Agent for SMELTERS STEEL

N Free Miner's Certificate No.
.239, ‘niend, sixty days from the date
ereot, to gpply to the Mining Recorder
or a Certificate of Improvements for each

f suid claims for the purpose of obtaining

Crown Grant of the above claims,

And further take notice that action un-
er section 85, must be commenced before
he issuance of such Certifeate of Im-
rosemnens vein 6 J

rated this th day of January, A, D.
1920. E “

H. A, MACLEAN,

LAND ACT.
Notice of Intention to Apply to Purchase
Land.

 

    
 

wz

 

 

n Vancouver Land District, Recerding Dis-
trict of Coast, Range IIL, and situate on
the west coast of Calvert Island, near tts
north end,

Take notice that Mark Smaby of Ocean
Falls, B. C,, occupation logger, intends to
apply for permission to purchase the fol-
lowing deseribed lands:—

Commencing at a post planted one half

mile north of N.W. cor, Lot 897; thence
north 40 chains; thence west 40 chains;
thence south 40 chains; thence east 40
chains, and containing 160 acres, more or
ess.
MARK SMABY
Dated December 29th, 1919,

 

.
“

eS oe

”

% sh

%

— ws Z. = a ee a

:
a

“2 © Dau

2
; Pe

a