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DOLLY VARDEN

Announcement of Refusal to Dis-
allow Provincial Act Followed
by Litigation

VANCOUVER, April 17.—Liti-
gation in the British Columbia
courts to have the Dolly Varden
Mines Railway Act of 1919 de-
clared ultra vires and of no effect
was launched within a few hours
of publication of the Dominion
Government's refusal to disallow
the act. ‘Two writs were issued
from the office of Burns & Wal-
kem, local solicitors, on instruc-
tions from R. T. Elliott, K.t.,
legal adviser of the Dolly Varden
Mines Company, original owner
of the valuable mine which came
into the hands of the Taylor En-
gineering Company under the
terms of the provincial legisla-
tion which it is now sought to
have set asde.

One writ asks for a series of
declarations setting aside the act
and all proceedings taken under
its proyisions. ‘The other writ
asks for damages for alleged
trespass and for payment to the
plaintifY of all money realized
from ores produced at the mine.
The Taylor Engineering Com-
pany and the Taylor Mines Com-
pany ane named as defendants in
both actions. In the damage ac-
tion the names of the incorpora-
tors of the Taylor Mines Company

 

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are added as defendants. These
are: A. J. Taylor, H. C. Chine,
John Anderson, C. M. Rolston, J.
F. Tener and R. P. Butchart.

In the action which raises the
constitutional question about the
validity of the Legislature’s act,

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Resident Agent
P.O.Box 948 Phone Red 505
PRINCE RUPERT, B.c.

      
     
       
      
   

   

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defendant in addition to tlie two|
Taylor companies. The first dec-
laration sought is that the Dolly
Varden Act is ultra vires of the!
Legislature and invalid and of no;
force and effect. The second dec

laration asked is the setting aside
bd all acts, documents and pro-
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of all documents and_ registra-|
tions affecting the alleged rights, |
titles and claims of the plaintiff.
Setting aside of all proceedings |
before Justices Clement

Another order asked is that the!
defendants be required to execute
and deliver to the plaintiff com-
pany all documents and writing
necessary to reinstate the plain-
tiff company in the position it
occupied before the passing of the
act.

FINE CONCERT
AND PICTURE

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IN GERMANY .

with the delivery and. cancellation | Tatk of Attempts to Overthrow |‘!

Government by Reds and
Reactionaries.

PARIS, April 16.—The German

and/Government has decided to place
Murphy under the act is asked./ guards

around the Government
and other public buildings and!
has sent for fifteen large tanks

and twenty armored cars because
of the rumor of a new attempt to
overthrow the Government for the
purpose of forming an alliance
with Soviet Russia to declare war
on France, according to advices
from Berlin . today.

BERLIN, April 16.—-Reports of
continual reactionary intrigues
attracting great attention in
Berlin press.

f

are

the

LAND ACT

} VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT—DISTRIC1
OF COAST, RANGE Ill
rAkt NOTICE that J. ¢ Clausen of

occupation superintend
to apply for per
following deseribed

intends
the

of logging,
lease

THE DAILY NEWS

 

FERRYMAN ADAMS WAS
KILLED At ULAXYON

Jammec Bciween Boat and Dock
Ke Was Crushed to Death.
| Well Known.

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The death oceurred yesterday
afternoon at 1:15 of James Adams
|the well known ferryman between
| Port Kssington and Haysport, at!
j}Claxton Cannery. This was the}
word received by Chief Minty of |
the Provincial Police, yesterday |
afternoon. Coroner John Conway
left for the on this morn
ing’s train investigate.

The death when the
deceased was working with ‘his
boat at Claxton and in some man-
ner was jammed between a launch
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and the piling of the wharf.

nan Was a witness to the accident.

 

Mr. Adams was a well known
old timer and especially so with
travellers who went to Port Es
sington as he has been engaged
for several years in the ferrying
of passengers and mail from the
railroad at Haysport across the
river. He was about 60 years of
lage, and leaves a widow who re
isides in Port Essington.
| =
Harvey Linzey has taken over

the building loan held by George
|Doughty and will commence the
building of a residence at the cor-
iner- of Ninth Ave. and McBrid
jStreet at once.

Hugh B. MeGuire, a well known

New York mining man. has re-
lcently bought several claims in
ithe Salmon River valley and ex-

lpresses much faith in that see-
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i, J. Walainson, bsq., secretary to tie
foot Board, Teinwa, of the Departiieni
Works, Victoria, B, C
teuderers can obtain oue cop)
speciiications by applying to
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A, E, FOREMAN,
Public Works Engineer.
ublic Works Department,
Victoria, B. C,,
varch 24, 1920

MINERAL ACT,
(Form F.)

CERTIFICATE OF IMPDOVEMENTS
NOTICE,

Wolr’ Mineral Claim, situate in the
Naas Hiver Mining Division of Cassiar Dis-
trict,

Where located:—Near the head of Alice
Arm

bake notice that I, J. E. Stark, Free
Miner’s Certificate No. 20386 C, intend,
sixty days from tbe date hereof, to apply

to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate oO!
linprovements, for the purpose of obtaining
a Crown Grant of the above claim.

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Make a teal job of it.

AINTING becomes necessary as your
property increases in value, and as
property was never so valuable as today
there is a greater need than ever for that
kind of paint which actually preserves the
surface and thus saves the entire house.
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because it combines permanence, covering capacity
and economy.

If B-H “English Paint’”’ was dearer than it is, it
would still be the most economical—the shorter
life of other cheaper brands makes them_more ex-
pensive in the end.

It contains the famous Brandram’s Genuine B.B.
finely -gi cuad wliite lead—709%—to which is put 30%
of pure zinc—a guaranteed formula that no other
paint can boast. To this mixture is added fine
turpentine and linseed oil from the B-H mills, which
is of a quality in keeping with the other ingredients,

Vhen you use B-H Paint you will notice its
“body” and brilliance—you will compare the
extreme covering capacity with other brands—the
permanence you will be able to prove by other ex-
teriors paint :d ‘vith B-H paint years ago.

This Store sells B-H Products—

Color cards free on request.

Parkin-Ward Electric Co., Ltd.
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.
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WATER NOTICE,
VIVERSION AND USE.

\VIGABLE

h. 5S. C.

WATERS PROTECTION ACT,
5 Chapter 115.

 

 

the Kleauza Company, Limited, of Usk,
Leitish Columbia, hereby gives notice that TAKE NOTICE that M. P. Olsen, whose

bas under section 7 of the said ACt,/address is Alice Arm, B. C., Will ply
‘eposited with the Minister of Public] or a licence to take and use 50 cubic-
\orks at Ottawa, and ip the office of the! gecond-feet and to store about 400 acre-
wisuict Registrar of the Land Registry | fee: of water out of Clearwater River which
vistrict of Prince Rupert, Prince Rupert, | nows southerly and drains into the Kitsault
british Columbia, a deseription of the sile] xiveroabcut 22 miles from the head of the
aud ibe plans of reverstiie Aerial Rope-) jjjet of Alice Arm.
way over te Skeena River, proposed to be fhe storage-dam will be located near
bullt over the said Skeena River at USK,| natural outlet of Clearwater Lake. Tbe
ubriuish Columbia, the supporting towers Of! capacity of the reservoir to be created

(ne said Kopeway to hg located on Dis- js about 450 acre-feet, and it will flood
trict Lots numbered 1437 and 833, Range gpout 50 acres of land. The water will
, Coast District. be diverted from the stream at storage
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the ex- gam and will be used for power for
piration of one month from the date Of mining purposes upon the mine described
ibe rst publication of this notice, the as the Climax Group.

iid Aleanza Company, Limited, will under
ection 7 of the said Act, apply to the

ninister of Public Woiks at his office in}

fuis police was posted on the ground
on the 26th day of January, 1920,
A copy of this notice and an application

he City of Ottawa, for approval of the| ursuant thereto and to the “Water Act,
iid site and plans, and for Jeave to COn- | 4914," will be filed in the Office of the
uruct the said Aerial Ropeway. Water Recorder at Prince Rupert, B. C
Dated at lrince Rupert, B.C., this 31st Objections to the application may be
jay of January, A.D, 1920, sled with the said Water Recorder or with

KLEANZA COMPANY LIMITED,
Z Patmore & Fulton, Solicitors,

MINERAL ACT

he Comptroller of Water Rights, Parila-
nent Bulldings, Victoria, B. ., within
~| hirty days after the first appearance of
his notice tn a local newspaper.

M. P. OLSEN, Applicant.
The date of the first Fopuess on of this

 

 

 

was roo. roice. {ny a nortuerly dipection from the north- |der section 85, must be commenced Lefore a
7 syst voles o-. paceman Pals, | SOSL CORSE OF Ld 897 on the west coast} the issuance of such Certiicate of Im- Certificate of Improvem*nts. voice ‘Is "Venrmary (Oy SPCCr bao
The picture, D. W, Gritlith’s | yp Calvert Island; thence north 40 chains; | provements. CONTE s
“The Great ation” is ¢ aq] | hence west 40 ‘chains; | thence south 40 Dated this 3rd day of April, 1920. NOTIC LAND ACT.
lf ireat Question is a Tea *hains; thence east 40 chains to point of 4. RB, STARK. KING SOLOMON and IRON KING Mineral
ft j ares YY > oe « ence » 1} containip 160 acres, Ee re eee 5 eee ee ee NU S s4UMUL ‘ he a p —_—- ot
human interest story of love and eoeener and cor woo NOTICE launs, situate In the Bella Coola MINING) \ 5109 oF intention to Apply to Purchase
iife and with the psychic element "J. CG, CLAUSEN. , ; TOD OF eee tees alae de hess Land
, Date January 21st, 1920. ‘ ite +s ane Where — docated:-—-West side 0 e .
rather -strong. It deals with the} —.*--.-—-—--—-—--—_—--_- IN THE MATTER of an. application fo: | -hannel, North of Cascade Inlet in Range : —

i i ; p AND RECORDING DISTRICT | the issue of a fresh Certificate of Title to] Goas. Distriet, n Vancouver Land District, Recording Dis-
life of a girl and of course there | SKEENS at Of QUEEN CHARLOTTE Lot Three (3), Block Fifteen (15), Town! TAKE NOTICE that 1, HUGH ARCHIBALD | trict of Coast, Range IIl., and situate on
is a boy It is a picture well} Ba ISLANDS: of Stewart (Map 818A), Satisfactory prooi | 1ACLEAN, as Agent for SMELTERS STEEL | the west coast of Calvert Island, near its

th mr. aA ! ld t t : f the foss of the above Certificate 0: | OMPANY, Free Miner's Certificate ae ar A hat: Minar’ Banbhe er ieaiet
worth seeing an shou attract 4 + 5 f rilite J. Leary of] Tithe having been produced, notice i: | .239, ‘nlend, sixty days from the date ake no !
AKE NOTICE Mat Willlam a ¢ ; Gate) t u 1 ‘ d
a ge aos sbidarate, B settle mds to apply] hereby given that it is my intention t reof, to apply to the Mining Recorder | Falls, B, C., occupation logger, intends to
be good crowd at the Westholme Skidegste, B. ' to oer Bae coal At issue after the expiration of one monti | yy a Certificate of Lmprovements for each} apply for permission to purchase the fol-
‘tonight ie . n and indor the following de- | from the first publication hereof, a fresi | ( said claims for the purpose of obtaining ] wing described lands:—
i i pen A nin cern 7 Certificate of ‘Title to the above men | Crown Grant of the above claims. Commencing at a post planted one half
At the Empress June Elvidge Bush reais pf at a post planted at the] tioned lands, in the name of Victor A. G | And further take notice that action \n- mille north of N.W, cor. Lot 897; thence
} : _ ae ne 53: thence} Eliot, Which Certificate is dated 24ti | er section 85, must be commenced before|nerth 40 chains; thence west 40 chains;
V ’ age north-west corned of D.L, 1853; !
} vill be seen again in the fine alm 10" in MoS Core OT ee cast 80 chains; | October, 1910, and ts numbered 269-1, ie issuance of such Certificate of Im-| hence south Ae gpeihei whenee out =
on , ” Ssuul : Le ’ ; > ‘ a: Painha i a ovemea ‘hains, >
Love and the Woman, thenee north 80 chains; thence west 80] Land Registry Office, Prince Kupert, B.« ements, rs eu te chains and con & 8,
; | Chains, to. polnt of commencement th day of March, 1920, Dated this 15th day of January, A. tina dais
ie alireemnenter pe eat oI sant, . F, MacLEOD, (920,
Advertise in the Daily Neovs. Dated he Sh ay LET oh 1080 District Registrar of Titles. H. A, MACLEAN, Dated December 29th, 1919.
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