DOLLY VARDEN | 2 CENTS FER y IN ADVANCE, No Advertisement Taken for Leas than SOc
| LEGISI ATION ila itase 0a ae pm etereesitns tethers tai nsommetnee
| WANTED. SITUATIONS WANTED
| . - MINERAL ACT, 1896,
reir your caddy . NN ANTED Bush n for spruce from :
. ae dat | Spoaks to Large Mecting at OP) es. in Goiumbla want CENTIFICATE OF IMPHOVeMEN ES
with LANKA } Arm and also Receives = | eo hor hour, ) etaployehent ee eee ef
) ) Representations. ; ' 0 ' '
In compliment to your friends, aa | 50 Sawyers eer hows ale piv asta
bars do true justiée to your hos- ALICE ARM, August 30.—To a co ep Load : . : . egg a
pitality — serve Lanka when crowded meeting in the sehool nee wan " ; yeee bea r At t
ac | ue ' t ’
you gather for tea. Bach cup house here Premicr Oliver ex-| ; sean . tot Fran,
embodies the perfection of fla- ;  'Toams harses) 57% rree ys
: : plamed to the people the various ate Dp
vor achieved through skilled oe | per hour, wply to the Minin Kecorder for a |
bleading f Cepion’s fittest steps in the Dolly Varden com-| ou fi, sin ti Xleate af twrrovements, for the pur
; ‘ ) ‘ t iV sires i . i
- ae 3 oo P jplieations, whieh were finally} * Y - t RD . fre
weer ware Istraightened out at the last ses-| re Sie 2 than! “ft at ' '
WM. BRAID & CO Cre ision of the Legislature, making) Saat rt — Pure: > '
Mi. é . “7. | eductions : ri ee
. Sp ssible the present prosperous “it
re , Canad: - [pe ' oan j (tn tio : ‘ aut ’ 1
peaeeren . S a jcondilion of the mine and the e spital a res “
s ae wer tt {ht
eS eee a _ ee lhopeful future for the Alice Arm \ : " ‘ is and LANL) AGT
| ‘ mn i pply ‘ } { rovernimnen 4
paren ing district. rhe meeting tiie : ad fa De CIRAP | moticoef intention to Apply te a
j Iwas se large that many were un a : <e bait Phon 5
SCENE CUTE 3 “tt|able de wet into: the hall avd som. not wait to mil « ' ‘ if Sapsiay La
The M the M pla to the address through eer oo caeity “oF men Bs
5 . _ | . ’ il eeoe ' ; ’ he ‘
(if an in oon | the open doors, Mon, T. D. Pat First.el ' ia I plants «4 ie
' SAYS: | tanto also made a feW remarks anne es + wa Lvl  <eneagseie-oes el y a
=i wdlone at the eclese there were a oO 7 a ope nee .
0 seb vais { . °
PHAT some people don't seem! jnumber of questions asked and vs" , . ‘ m4
° ow i ‘
We have secured the agency for te be able to learn anything, no | remarks made by residents in re-|\waAaNnTED.— in e: Rupert dis- i 4 . “ ‘
the best Cos! foundin the interior matter how long they practice e}xard to their requirements triet, perma representative ues q 2
and can supply any quantity. doing it. In discussing the Dolly Varden either sex BRITISH CO. wy ' +
ppis : < j ith : ht
§Our prices include delivery. MA sy Mente )question, Premier Oliver explain LUMBIA MON TILLY, now enter- Price fet th :
PHAT there ought to be anited that in #944 L. W. Patmore a ate . ‘ the Be, ' stalnltes .
ing tenth iS th eial, if youn wo oM .
Loose Coal = -« $13.00 academy established somewhere/|went to the Legislature and asked Educational, Literary and Re wrt
with a braneh for training detec-/authority for the building of the ligious Mag ne of the Cana 30 ”
» , ; lig ac i lana.
Screened, sacked, $14.00 tives and policemen. Ire ailway from Ali@e Arm to the dian West dependent of 07
os |Dolly Varden mine up the Hitsault| party, séet factior Sub f
Per Ton Delivered PHAT they teach how to make/riyer, The application was mad otaiakial Saat “i pithadedil tf
proper arrests in W® night /jate 80, in order to.secure its premiums Addres ention SANITATION
Frices on car load lots on schools of the moon. jpassage that session, a Govern ing exper nik references.
application to : n¢ . ment measure Was introduce: on iy Bei ties
lHAT Canadian farmers on the}! oe _oeanee Manager, | M. 1100 Bute
granting the charter but provid Sirerct. Var ee
e border report that they cannot : ;
rince up ert i a if ’ ing that the railway must be eam
hh ‘im i or - . “oO = .
os ane © Tye com jpleted by December, 1918, or the; WANTED ls
ing from the States, . ‘ thes !
PHAT they didn’t mention how], Large Sum Spent. N
Corner 2nd Ave. ar h St. ich was going. | The contract for building the
Ph 58 a 548 * . . jline was let to the Taylor Fngi
dgtote ee PHAT he hopes the sympathetic |®cering Co. on a “cost plus” basis ' wr bahentntsed .ore
trike for the Lord Mayer of Corkjand the sum of $270,000 wa VANCH OW SALE. Let Klock 1% Ma
Rs doesn't reach here. Ispent on the road, by the sum ‘ naeivunt (deine
ae ner of 1918, when ¥° Paylor En-| . , “ ; ne '
rHAT along with the rest of}gineering Co., failihe to wet the ‘ : mn
40 ACRES things it costs more to be sick|necessary funds to carry on from : sth
t \ } ‘ « t i
row than formerly. ithe mining company, assigned f ‘ on s . .
FRUIT LAND T itis apt tos Se a HOUSES FOR SALE ;
ai THAT it is apt to stop the trade The Provincia! Government wa 2
Four miles from ‘Terrace, two- — eee asked to step into protect the FING HOME, best reside vi ‘
T@éom frame house two acres nay race iworkingmen whose waces wer ' ; olan Midernute term.
IWeadow, three acres ready te stump. PHAT a person is not fashion-| its tanding. No action was taken itabl D gerson, Henl Katate, boxes ” ’ r
out four hundred thoukand. feet able nowadays unless he has had) “e ens - me paper
iby the government until theclime ' n t the olary Pulte e LADEN
W-limber mnst be togged this an oper: ation. Y ts PPI, a . : 7 ie
Winter and delivered at sawmill one ss 4 far completing the road had ex. 1 : if poimnn
mite away at $7.00 péeF thousand. pired and the rights of the com- ? ’
PRE 41,500 ON TERMS, ‘WINNIPEG LAWYER pany had also expired. As the)’ Young mat :
Timber will more than pay for land. i Legislature had granted the char- ire furnished FOUNITI»X OW Kitson I«lane (we
Fine opportunity for man with team. ff) 5 ; ie view benate, a o »
4 HAS BEEN ter, the Government took the| No children hpi os y _ ae ree —_ es :
: ; | _—_- stand that only the Legislature News offices hao i ! AB, Apply I 4 i
td Prince i ert tf : :
e rominent « act e atter. It as
Kenney Bres. & Co. peuney -¥. Fone ae pee 008 in: ey cantor = 4 TIM@ER SALE X 2322
ail tntiki took Citizen of the Prairie City; (laid before a legistative commit- Mlle hatte Vidiaedins
T en “B.C Lawyer and Businessman =e_sitee and a unanimous recommen.) LODGE MEETINGS
errace - - DB... _-— - dation made which was fair to
——_ WINNIPEG, August 30 —Henry peverybody. This was enacted into LODGE 4051 LOYAL Oly
TF. Tench, a lawyer of the city,|legislation . HM provided thal the Moose mects every M
has been drowned, The fatality) Dolly Varden Company, if it was - i t t evening al the Deep Sea t
Night Phones - J. G; Steen, 271 an erad aibia wamaead a on oO ree s lost & e in the tt nents th
gh - ocareiah Hine O70 red when deceased collapsed/to regain its lost right | h ' men’ i t f
D Pho 5 while stepping into a rowboat in/railway, must pay the workmen '
~y ae shallow water. jand those who provided the sup PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS Wr
» late * Pane “Oo. i plies f : 0 o construc ~ ,
STEEN & LONGWILL Phe late Mr: Tench was pro plies for the work of nstr 13. SLADE @TS@URIA. late ms dese
minent in legal and financialjtion. Failing this, the Taylor | : j dl Cid Limited shat tae
Sheet Metal Works circles in Winnipeg and was the!gineering Co. was given the right ; . : , : 4 re i
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MINERAL ACT.

 

Certificate of improvements.

NOTICE,

Alice Fractianai Mineral Claim, situete in
the Naas Kiver Mining Divisiom of Cassiar
District,
le Where located:—At the head of Alice
/ Arm.

TAKE NOTICE that I, Alex, M. Manson,
of Prince HKupert, B.C, acting as agent
\for J. EB. Stark, Pree Miners’ Certificate
)No. 40691-C, and , F. Kergin of Alice
jArm, B.C., Pree Miner's Certificate No,
'40705-C, intend, sity days from the date

hereof, to apply to the Mining Hecorder |

jf wv a Certincate of Improvements, for the
purpose of obtainiag # Crown Grant of
| the above claim,

| And further take notice that action un-
jder section 85, must be commenced before
the issuance of such Certificate of Im-
provements

Dated unis 7th h day of Ju July, A. A.D. D. 1920.

CANCELLATION OF KEBERVE,

NOVTIOW 42 heretes that ihe reserve
existe over Lot 40@ Cassiar Dimtriel,

is cancelled
i, KH. NADEN,
Deputy Munster ef Lands.
Lands Department,
Victoria, b. C., 8.7
Yard June, 1926,

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senior member of the firm, Tench, |to pay out the miming company

and take over everything. rhe
mining company failed to make

tnipire Life Assurance Co,, West-\good, so the Taylor Co. came into
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possession and paid up every dol-

lar that was owing,
Elliott intervenes.

A good deal of money was
spent, not only in paying out the
former owners and the debts ac-
crued, but m eompleting the line,
Everything went well until R. J.)
Cromie of the Sun and R. T. El-}
liett of Vietoria, went to the
original owners of the mine and
offered to intervene, They did
not suceped at Ottawa so they
went to the law courts. The
Legistature intercepted this ac-|
tion by confirming ‘Taylor in pos-
session of the mine and railway, |
thes earrying out the legislation
formerly passed and giving all
the rights to the ‘Taylor Company. |
Owing to his action the premier!
said he ran the risk of being}

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VANCOUVER, August 30.
woman passing as Semana
Stanley,” aged 30, has been found
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