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DISALLOWANCE OF

 

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DOLLY VARDEN ACT

“According to a special des-
patch from Ottawa it is the in-
tention of the Dominion Govern-
ment to disallow the Dolly Varden
Railway Act as passed at last
year’s session of the British Co-
lumbia legislature,” says the Vic-
toria Times editorially. “The sug-
gestion is made at the capital that
the case will be referred back to
the courts of this province for
settlement.

“Up till the present
official information of
ance has been received in Vic
toria. Several days ago, how-
ever, the legal representative of
the Taylor Engineering Co,—in
whose behalf the legislation was
enacted—was asked by the deputy
minister of justice to’ show cause
why the act should not be dis-
allowed. As the matter stands at

time no
disallow-

ithe moment, the Government of

this province apparently is not
considered of sufficient import-
ance by the Federal authorities to
be advised of a pending decision
in respect of one of the statutory
enactments.

“As we have pointed out before
there is no earthiy reason wits
this measure should be interfered
with by the Dominion Govern-
ment.

side the competence of the pro-
yincial legislature. Nor must it
be supposed for one moment that

course than to re-enact the legis-

ties disallow it. Certainly an op-
portunity should be taken in that
event to demonstrate to the Fed-
eral Government, British Colum-
bia’s resentment of such an un-
warranted invasion of the rights
bestowed upon it by the terms of
the Union.”

It was stated in the Times a
few days ago that in the event of
disallowance of the Dolly Varden
of last session, Pre-
mier Oliver will cause a new
measure to be brought in to be
passed before the present session
ends, re-enacting last year’s set-
tlement in favor of the Taylor
Company.

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News Job Department.

 

LAND ACT

totice of Intention to Apply to Lease Land.

‘istrict of Coast, Range Five District, and
‘tuate and known as Zayas Island.
TAKE NOTICE that William A. Noble
of Prince Rupert, B. C.,-occupation Re-
turned Soldier, intends to apply for per-
mission to lease the following described
ands :—

ast Coast, about 1% miles distant in a
sortherly direction from the S.E,. extreme
oint of the Island; thence including the
\hole Of the said Zayas Island, and con-

 

1ining 3,000 acres, more or less.
WILLIAM A. NOBLE,
Per Hoomes K, Freeman, Agent,
Duted March 12th, 1920.
LAND ACT

Notice of intention to Apply to Purchase
Land.

VANCOUVER LAND ’® DISTRICT-——DISTRICT

OF COAST, RANGE Ill
And Situate on the west coast of Calvert
sland,
TAKE NOTICE that Helge Smeby, of

Vrince Rupert, B.C., occupation foreman
of fish station, intends to apply for per-
ineion to purchase the following described
lands :—

Commencing at @ post planted 1% miles
north of the N.W. corner of Lot 897;
thence east 40 chains;
chains; thence west 40 chains;
south 40 chains, and containing 160

more or less,
HELGE SMEBY,
By Mark Smaby, Agent.
Dated January 2ist, 1920.

LAND ACT
IN THE SKEENA LAND DISTRICT — DIS-
TRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS.
TAKE NOTICE that Thomas B. Strain,
of, Vancouver, B. C., occupation returned
soldier, intends to apply for permission to
lease the following described lands:—
Commencing at & post planted on the
shore on Sewell Inlet about 3 miles dis-
tant, and in a westerl
entrance of Sewell Inlet; thence 5 chains
south; thence 40 chains east; thence to
shore; thence following the shore line to
point of commencement and containing 20
acres, more or less.
THOMAS B. STRAIN,
W. E. Green, agent.
Dated 26th October, 1919. .

thence
acres

IN PROBATE.
'N THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH

COLUMBIA,
'N THE MATTER OF THE ADMINISTRA-
TION ACT

VN THE MATTER OF TH® ESTATE OF
JOSEPH BROWN, DECEASED.

TAKE NOTICE that in order of His
ftonour F. McB, Young made the 3rd day
’ February, A.D. 1920, I was appointed
Administrator to the estate of Joseph
‘srown, deceased, and all parties having
‘latms against the sald estate are hereby
vequired to furnish same, properly veri-
‘ed, to me, on or before the 6th day of
fareh, A.D. 1920, and all parties indebted
© the estate are required to pay the
‘naunt of their indebtedness to me forth-

vith,
JOHN H, McMULLIN,

, OMcial Administrator.
‘ated this 6th day of February, 1920

A. G. GRAY

Teacher of Piano
Studio 187 Second Avenue

PHONE Blue 421 or 444

 

 

 

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IS COMMENTED ON

There is not a single phase |
in the whole question that is out-,

this province will take any other,

lation should the Ottawa authori ,

In The Skeena Land District, Recording |

Commencing at a post planted on the |

thence north 40);

direction from the |

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VANCOUVER BC

   

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it carries -» redeemable for useful
articles -- are a further economy.

  

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Mining News - ;
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The building of coal bunkers
for the Granby company’s mint
at Cassidy's Siding on Vancouver
Island is now under way and they
will likely be completed in a few
weeks’ time. The new bunkers
are located on a small bay about
a mile and a half south of Lady-
smith off Oyster Bay. It had
originally been intended to locate
;jthe bunkers across the harbor
from Ladysmith and run a short
jrailroad from Cassidy's to them
but a number of cincumstances
‘made the later adopted plan th
‘more ecoonmical, As it is now,
_the line of the KE, & N. railroad
is used and the only new railroad
‘construction is the building of a
short spur from the main iine to

the bunkers.
* * .

One of the diamond drills which
has been used up the Ecstall river
by the Granby company during
last summer’s season ‘is being
brought out soon to be taken up
to Stewart. The big copper com-
pany is no doubt wide awake to
the possibilities in that district
and although its name has not
been prominently connected wit!
mining there, they are none the
less interested in it. Their op
erations are not given widespread
publicity but it is well known that
they have made investigations i:
the Alice Arm district for some
years. From all appearances it
would seem that they had aban-

 

doned that fleld now but real
miners don't think so. Big com-
panies are very strong on that
virtue, “‘watchful waiting’ and
the Granby is no exception.
. . .
A great deal of interest is be-

jing taken at the Seattle mining
jconvention in the coal samples
brought down from the North
|; Thompson coal measures. As tte
seam now being opened up has
attained a thickness of 43 inches,
all clean coal, there seems to be
jevery prospect of the property
;proving a commercial success.
The product is a heavy, bright,
}bituminous coal, burning: clearly
}without clinker and very little
ash. Eight carloads have been
shipped to the Queen Bess mine
jat Blackpogl for test in the steam

| plant where it has proved superior

 

;to any fuel previously in use.
. * °

| Reports indicate that there is
‘an inereasing demand for copper,
jand in response to this more ac-
|tivity has been manifested in the
;copper shares on the New York
(Stock Exchange. For some two
|years copper stocks have been
sluggish, this being a direct re-
jflection from falling off in the
earnings from the early period
of the world war.- The statement
that last year saw more copper
,consumed than ever before in the
,histony of the industry was rath-
‘er startling, since production for

the most of the year was at a low
lebb, On the other hand con-
lsumption was by no means a

|Positive guide to production, since
| the amount consumed represented
}a reduction of the copper surplus.
‘According to present figures this
|surplus has been practically
eliminated, and with the estab-
\lishment of a revolving fund to
aid European purchasers of the
‘inetal, the copper should meve
ifreely to the point of demand and
pr ‘duction would be expected to
| increase,
.- -

Once again the inventiens of
war are being used effectively in
the pursuits of peace. The miners
at Pincher, in the Oklahoma min-
ng district, have adopted steel
wImets when working in exposed
places where fragments of rock
re likely to drop from consider-
able heights as in shaft sinking.
For many years Cornish miners
working in similar places have
used Derby hats that were hard-
ened by painting with boiled
linseed oil.

 

EXPLOSION PONCA CITY

PONCA CITY, Okla., April 8—
Thinty-two persons sleeping in
the Newscourt rooming house are
thought to have been killed by an
explosion which wrecked nearly
twenty blocks. Many persons on
the main street were nearly suffo-
‘cated by gas.

 

 

 

Do not forget
| to file your

on or before the 30th

ALL

business in Canada,

Dominion of Canada

 

Departmient of Finance

earned $1,000 or more.

more.

year ended in 1919.

 

to be used in filing
Forms returns on or before

the 30th of April, 1920.

ALL INDIVIDUALS other than
farmers and ranchers must use
Form T 1.

FARMERS AND RANCHERS
must use Form T 1A.

CORPORATIONS and joint
— companies must use Form

Obtain Forms

Postmasters.

 

Penalty

Every person required to make a return, who
falls to do 80 within the time limit, shall be
subject to a penalty of Twenty-five per centum
of the amount of the tax payable

Any person, whether tazable, of otherwise.

Taxation.

penalties.
who fails to make a return or provide taforma-
tion duly required according to the provision of
the Act, shall be liable on summary conviction
to a penalty of $100 for each day during
which the default continues. Also any person
making a false statement im any return or in
any information required by the Minister, shall
be Hable, on summary conviction, to a penalty
not exceeding $10,000, of to six months imprison -
ment or to both fine and Imprisonment.

 

 

 

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Income Tax Retur)

persons residing in ¢
ployed in Canada, or

are liable
on income, as follows :—

1. Every unmarried person,
widower, without dependants
Act, who during the calendar y

2. All other individuals who
calendar year 1919 received or earned $2,000 or

3. Every corporation and
whose profits exceecled $2,000 during the fiscal

General Instructions.

Assistant Inspectors of Taxation or from

Read carefully all
Form before filling it in.

Prepay postage on letters and docu-

ments forwarded by mail to Inspectors of

Make your returns promptly and avoid

Address INSPECTOR OF
VANCOUVER, B.C.

R. W. BREADNER,

Commissioner of Taxation

day April 9. 109
t

of April, 1939

‘anada, em.-
Carrying on
to a tay

Or widow, of
as defined by the
ear 1919 received or

during the

joint stock company

from the Inspectors or

instructions on

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WANTED. FOR SALE—Lots 17 and 18, BIK.

; eh ‘ ae a 26, Section 8, Eleventh Avenue,

\\ ANTED—Gentleman wishes a close in. $500.00. the pair, cash
comfortable room in_ town.

—-M, M. Stephens.

Please communicate with Mr. —
R. F. Whalen, P.O. box 17414, F
Prince Rupert. 85)

IR SALE-—Two fine view lots,
Section 2. $750 the pair. Mc-
Caffery, Gibbons & Doyle, Ltd.
‘Third Avenue, ti

 

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assist in general store at Alice

 

 

Arm, Apply to G. W. Bruggy, FOR SALE—Lot 5, Block 46, Sec
Alice Arm, B.C. 88; tion 8. For particulars apply
Pato ar et ne nh Gamer, PD, Foe ., Ross-
WANTED—Good boy to work inj OWne", P. L. Fossy, Jnr., Kose
: : | land, B. C. tf

shop, Daily News. tf} idles tina Sa
ie FOR SALE—Lot 18, Block 29,

CHAMBERMAID AND PORTER,
Wanted. Apply Hotel Central. |

FOR SALE |

Section 6, Ninth Avenue, near
McBride. $390.00 cash, M. M.
Stephens. tf

 

SNAP—35 h. p. 4-cylinder 4-cycle| FOR SALE—Lot 8, Block 10, Sec-
: : ; | inn y ai , ° mf soe . lanl
Russel] engine; only run one} on ‘y Fifth Avenue, near a
inonth, complete with dual mag.| “OV@. $175.00 cash, M. M.

Stephens. tf

and Marine oiling system, $450.

‘so 5 h. p, 2-cylinder 4-cycle| yy SALE—Splendid view lot in

Buffalo, complete with revers-| Block 4, Section 2. Price $600.
ing propellor, coils, etc., $260.;- fq H. Mortimer, 324 Second
These engines can be seen at Avenue. tf

Parkin & Ward's Cow Bay store| -
FOR SALE—Lane corner on Atlin

FOR SALE—12 h.p. heavy duty Avenue, Section 2, $400,.. Theo.
Collart, Westholme Theatre

Atlas, with bronze shaft, pro-
Block. tf

 

 

 

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“Aileen.”’ It is in perfect order FOR SALE-—Lot 10, Block 49,
and very little used. $1,600,00—-| Section 7, near Seal Cove $180
cash. M, M. Stephens. tf

 

M. M. Stephens. tf

FOR SALE—25-40 h.p. Medium
Duty Sterling Engine, Bosch
Ignition, 4 cyl., 4 cycle, in per-
fect condition. %41,500.00,—M,
M. Stephens. tf

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FOR SALE—Spruce ftloat—36 by

LOTS FOR SALE everywhere at
lowest prices for cash—M. M.
Stephens. elf

FOR SALE—Lot 15, Block 5, Sec-
tion 7, Fifth Avenue, near Seal

Cove. $175.00. M. M, Stephens.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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FOR SALE—-20 gasoline cans 15¢!FOR SALE—Lot 2, Block 10, Map
each, Daily News oftice. tf 905, Stewart ‘Townsite. Price,
$1,000, This lot adjoins busi-
HOUSES FOR SALE ness section on Sixth Street.
FINE HOME, best residential] PPly Daily News office. tf
section, Moderate terms. Hel-| —_ -

FOR RENT

FOR RENT—Newly completed and
decorated hall above the Candy
Store de Luxe, on, Third Ave.
Hall is a hundred feet long and
specially suitable for dances
and other soeial events, For

gerson, Real Mstate, Insurance,
Notary Public,

LOTS FOR SALE

7OR SALE—Lots 3 and 4, Block
32, Section 8, Eleventh Avenue,
near drydock, $150.00 cash—
M. M. Stephens. tf

 

 

 

 

 

 

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