riv
En
.1
uri:
Mil
It
1
I,
lA'ZO.
TON
LAND
DISTRICT.
1
let
If
com
.
H
iiiai,
ilt
3i
after
u
st
i
intend
In
iwily
to
i.iwlit
fur
a
liiriicp
ill
iiui
iM'trulmnu
i
f
linil,
It
miluwa
(
I.
ii
I'ljulfil
at
iix-'
erctliill
31.
Tn.
4.
:r
marked
T.J.H.
n
nurilH-aai
j
t
fl
n
'
limn.,
iiii'iin
ili-nw
iwrlli
no
chain.
,
.in.
U'
ilnt
of
rmii-;
Dill.
lift.
U
I
'
J
A
MIS
IIK.ATTY
LTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
Net
Of
Colli
RintJI
6,
1
1
1
mil,
hi,
iii
my
rf
H.
'
i:
ark
il
T.J.H
LTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
cl
of
Colli
Riitfl
ii
um,
i.
lit:
Mini
ill
inlrmu
aii'U
il
lil
B.
.nil,
follow
plin.nl
at
'ii
!
IXMI
.
T
t.
I.
:?k
I
J
II
Krillhwnl
I
tUtft.
Ilirllr.-.
ii.nili
Mil
rkaillv
i
1
H.nu
nf
..Mi
B.h
IMU.
JOtTH
PBTTY
LTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
Met
if
Com
Rant
(V,
Ii
tui
im
clay
afirr
it!
Icnil-
In
imOi
j.
uil-
Utr
a
llrmra
41
anal
twirnlrani
linil
a
Mm
'
-i
tlin.nl
ii
ihr
(
H
:.
Tp
.
r-
Irj
I
J
.'.
tMiftiara.l
Ham
thmirp
.
r;
niiMIl
III
rlialll
!
Hi
of
Kft.
LTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
lt
of
Coiat
Rani
6.
irai,
ami
oif
aiif
It:
intMHll
iii
IMMl
hi
ai.
I-
for
a
tlm
a
I
ami
retmlrtnn
iar.il
i
fnllim.
(lanlnl
al
l"V
-lloi
.
Ti
I.
-Tk
'
TJ.B.
MMIImKI
II-
In
rltlrtM.
IBMK
i-
mm
III
I.,
rhain.
-x..
t..
vrfftl
of
rl
L
W
PRETTY
U.TON
LAND
DISTRICT.
Iritl
if
'-Coaft
n.ii;
an
ilav.
iflrr
iMtll'
I".
''
a)
1(-
fof
I
ilrWM-
.
In.)
iiir.l'iim
j;1
f.ll..-i-uiii.-.I
ai
tit
-.
ii.
m
i
Tl.
4.
I
I
Ii
v.nlh-l
.
nam.
iImw.
mi
rkain
I
(MBI
lit
"tl
ttti
lf
V
RUTTY
LTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
If
Coiat
Rana
S.
lilt
n
anw
iml.
V.
PlV
"
anti
f..r
a
Urrmrt
il
ami
i
roiui
lllul
l
fnllrrtl.
-
nljnl.il
it
m-.-1i.ni
7.
Tp.
4.
kfil
T
i
ll
nnttrH-aM
iti
n
i-lialB.
tliMim
.!.
north
.
ti.
Himi
of
nun
tllh.
1IA.
MVr
B
RATTY
LAND
DISTRICT,
rLTON
let
of
Coiat
Ranao
B.
I"
thai
aim
.n
Iflrr
I
F.
31
1
.nli-n.1.
I.,
iM'li
Vi
plr
In.U
ma
a
flrrnr
al
ami
ntfi.iVuni
Fi
r
limt
aa
rnllam.
i
In,.!
i.laiiU't
it
Dm-
if
li..n
.
Tt.
4.
tiurkr:!
iiorihwi"!
ilh
III
rlnln.
thMir
thrill
rtnriti
10
rhain.
'
natix
ii,
iH.ini
uf
rnm
1
-
in-
ir
iiim
ir.
t
TinVS
nvr
flRXTTY.
,
KLTON
LAND
DISTRICT,
'ct
of
Com
Ranga
B.
int,
my
nay
inrr
H
an
Inirnii
In
ippl.v
l
f
Land
fnr
a
llrrnr
'
nl
ami
iirlmlnini
il
land,
aa
follow
nr.
it
a
pu
l
i.lanlrd
at
ll
ff
-nrr
tf
Krriiou
it.
Tp.
4,
ml
markpil
tj.ii.'
unmhriM
Urn
nortli
In
rhalna.
Ihrnrr
trliist
ihrnr..
mhiiii
an
rhain.
"
e
hm
tn
nnlnt
nf
rmn.
l.
Jinnir.
nth.
(Of
n.
TIIOM
Jtvr
WBTTY.
I
TAU
mmtw
i
r
if
I
n
r
n
.
-
.
.
"in
r.
inn,
mil
ii,iy
inrr
.
.
iii-aii
inirnoa
to
pri.i
ir'
r
f
I
......
.
li.an.a
Tor
rnl
and
urimlrmn
i''rra
if
land.
rnllnwi;
nir
at
......
in.
IMnMU-ll
1
.
..."
.irnrr
:f
rrllnn
.
Tn.
1A.
nil
niarkril
Tin1
nnnhwral
I'll
r"ll
ati.aiaiB
m
t
l..lnj
&
iii'
iiii-nen
norm
"il
rnains.
Jinmry
gih.
HIS.
III'IMV
JAMK
BKTTY.
nil-;
inai,
liny
city
inrr
'-
tiritly.
Uilrnd
to
apMy
to
irr
nr
.and
rnr
a
nrrnr
'rl
for
Mi.)
an.t
n.
wilnllin
irrrr
nf
land,
a
rnlluwir
rrirner
or
lot
iaa
nnaa
ft.
Illlll
tn
Oftinl
al-M.nm.n.Mii.nl
."unary
rn.
HID,
TloM!
jami-s
mfatty,
1
Tn
mm
I
at
tu
r
aaaa
aamanaa
IFin
A
0aa.a
B
.
.
-.
aV
mm
r.
inmt
muvi
aiv
iiit
J.
IiAAltV
lfila.li.ltl
li
afitMv
til
i.ainii
ii'i
am
in
nn
a
'
i
mr
run
i
inn
iwirnis-iiTTi
.
Uri'Htl
ask
.
m
n,...ai.
COUNCIL
PAYS
Legal
action
having
been
i
I
.
I
I
.
.
ii.ij
nil-
ffiami
man
whim
involve!
in
a
lawmilt.
..vrr
ain
arrr
01
in.
i-jiininrnlna
It
I
I"'1
norlhurM
rornrr
nf
T
PEARSON
CLAIM
Having
Threatened
Legal
Action,
Late
City
Engineer
Is
Given
Rlsputed
Eight
Days'
Wages
days
after
Uircalciioil
4
hroiiuh
"
I
he
fir,
f
inirn.f
to,H.i
uiuiiu,,,,
.,
..."
I.imi-
tor
iiicnrRt
.nmr.nii
imu
iiouzaie-.,
uSi.
"i'J
RIK
nil'
""""'.
rm.mn.nn.la-in,
planted
it
ii,,lloii
of
the
finance
eoiiiiuii
in..
t
Sp.'llnll
4r.-tlllll
99
T.
4
1...-..
--'
llllllM.I
...
..I..I.I
I.
...
riimmi,
v"
oihiii
ui
pay
v
.
.
IU
11(1
flialna,
llirnra
Ii:
-
IKirtll
rluin.
Iitliu
to
point
if
mm-
111.
1
f.
IIEVTTY.
nl
liul
petroleum
t
unit
follow
r
pnal
planted
it
Ihr
-ll'.n
.
Tp.
IA,
mirk
il
TJ.II'.
wmihrati
;
-if
III
U
rliaill,
lllf-tlce
.:
-nil
in
nil
rhain
tsi:;
ii.
hiim
of
run
-
lib.
Ir.
t
ItMM
IIEATTV
LTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
Net
of
Colli
Rangi
B.
lr
thai
llf
diva
afirr
I"
appl
Ki
ti
for
a
flrrm-o
tsrlmli'iiin
i'wii-whi,
i,,io
Jly
engineer,
for
Hie
eiyhl
ilay
he
worked
tlurin
tbe
II).
.1.11,
uf
July
)a
y,.ai.
fore
lcain
I
lie
nity.
In
sppak-i"
lo
tin-
rei-ommendalion,
Caaev
Mni.-.l
Dial
.e
final
inirnii
i
!,,t:tuu"0
,,f"1
,nk(;n
",p
i
mr
iiimr;
"lal
il
would
he
simpler
for
thr-
Twin.-
pivioiily,
IIih
lutuni
i!
IihiI
ilcoiiifil
nn
inajorily
voli
lo
mv
I
ln
claim
hill
Hip
prnpoiM
niolion.
on
Imlli
owaionn.
wan
v.'Iim.
hy
Mnyor
Newton.
Tho--opMiin(i
die
p.iynifiil
look
itic
IIihI
Mr.
l'naron
wan
mil
"iilillf.1
lo
rrjv
il,
having
,ft
Hie
ply'
inpliy
without
nuiiav
'liio
ivnll.
Om
holm
If
of
4
1
1
rami
I'rtin
.
I'arjflc
IMveloptii4nl
Co.,
I.ttl.
I'.
Tinker
m1
!
lo
llio
ily
ronnril
)(
niglit
fur
ntfunil
.)l
5.ia,
tile
mirpliM
on
loli
t
ami
,
hloi-k
-lir.n
I.
liirh
wvpe
oli
al
lax
miIi
ii
I
ami
wr
uiirptiiaoiiHnl.
TIR
nialier
vv
rRfrr'l
lo
llio
fi-n.nii-o
roRiinitltx-
for
report
HAILXTON
LAND
DISTRIOT.
Dlatrlct
of
Coiat
Rang
C.
TALK
.Ml
TICK
I
hat.
lilt)'
ljr
lflf
Hah
I.
T,
J.
Bwalt).
imrad
tn
tffix
ki
Ihr
V.nfMa-r
of
taad
fnr
I
htmwa
Ii.
pnn(wr.t
fur
rwl
ami
itmlpaii
rr
'.tii
inw
of
land,
a
folki;
unNnrni-ini'
at
a
l
al
th
ii-irilmr'l
runrr
uf
Mirlin
Jf,
Tp.
i,
kuii
i.
aM
taarked
TJ.lt.
mm
Lome
t
nirnrr.
thrimr
matli
n
rtMln,
tliraep
I
rhalna,
thrfHi-
iw.rlh
10
Htalw.
tliwari
ot
Ml
rlwMta.
Ut
4ttl
at
rt(l
Nrfurrmrnl.
Iiriiml
Jinmry
I
Ilh.
IMC.
THOMAS
J
WES
HE.TTY;
HAtCLTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
DUtrlct
of
Cont
Rantj
B.
Tiki
viTin:
that,
atiu
ir
afirr
(lair
I,
T.
J
hall.
intraxft
In
il'p4jf
Vi
Ihr
HiMtalor
at
Lawla
for
a
Ufrora
In
pniatv-t
lor
rfttl
iimI
llmriil
mart
4
arrw
(kC
laWl.
firfktWI:
i
umnirnriit
il
a
WMt
plantnt
at
Ihr
la.Hiihri.
i-.,nr
of
iMn
tl,
Tp
IA,
Haiurr
'
amlWHIIknt
T.4.H.'
MHIthrail
nirurr.
ibrTr
anrHi
10
attain.
ihmM
.l
an
rlMini.
Itwura
muHti
0
rtuHt.
Ihrarr
rial
an
rhattw,
.
immi
r
enui-mriimnnit
IK-aim
January
th.
Itia.
THuklv.H
JVMEH
BCtTTY-
HAIELTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
Dlatrlct
of
Coalt
Rangi
B.
TASt:
AitTIT
thai,
amy
day
aftrt
Oil.'
I.
T.
J.
Brail
j.
intend
!
irTV
i
h.
taallr
uf
iJHd
for
a
iirrnrc
lu
pmH"!
f"r
"Ml
and
jvlratMtii
iirrr
irrr
nf
land.
I
fnltitw:
aninmrtas
al
a
ll
ial
plaalMl
l-n
Irtllra
r
nnilh
.
Riatr
I.
tint
warkrrt
TJ.n.'a
twrth-raal
rornrr.
tlimrr
v.ulh
rhalna.
thrnri
tl
M
rtMln
tfcrarr
nnrth
M
main,
Utrnr
raal
rlnin-.
I'-
pilnt
of
roni-
I.K-ilmt
January
lih.
ISIS.
THOVJA
JkMKW
UKATTY.
HAZtXTON
LAND
DISTRIOT.
Dlatrkt
of
Coiat
Rangi
6.
TAkK
MiTirr
that.
Uir
dari
afirr
lair
I.
T.
J
Urilit.
tniNki
lu
apply
to
iw
tumalcr
of
Land
for
a
llrrnre
lu
pm't
fr
rual
Irxl
i.irr
HI"
irr
nf
lind.
I
prtrnlrnm
follows
riiimnrixin
II
i
fil
ilnl1
it
tl
mirlhvri
iiirnrr
f
IM
.
Hinirr
J.
rut
mirkiil
T.J.B.'a
nnailiielM
mrnrr.
Ihrnrr
miriti
an
rhalrva,
tlH-nrr
writ
chain.
Ihrni-r
aimth
rlulna,
thrncr
ral
Sn
rhain.
I"
xnl
or
niiiiieiirniil.
Inralrd
January
HI).
ISM.
THOV
ISM
BKTTY.
HAIELTON
LAND
DISIPICT.
ni.iri.i
of
Caaat
Ranai
B
TAkK
MiTICi:
that,
ilnv
diy
afirr
dair
I.
T.
J.
iwaiiy.
inirno
n
i'rij
"
Ihr
MUH'Irr
nf
Mid
rir
i
nTnr
ui
nn.MH-ri
rnr
roll
and
prtrolrum
....
in
rrr
nf
land,
a
fnlkyw
i
nmnimrina
H
I
ll
pllnird
tvn
mllr
..-.ii.
,.r
in.
nnrthrt
rorwr
nf
ll
.
e.
Nan...
and
markrd
T.J
H.
"
Miuth
rt
niliin.
Iiirnrr
north
rluin.
ihrnrr
rit
n
rhain.
thrnrr
wMilh
n
rhaini-
thrnii'
"l
rhilm.
in
point
ir
imimirnrrinrni.
i.n
Inialnl
aim
Jinmry
Mh.
ISIS.
,mH
1VK;
HKXTTY.
HAZELTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
Dlatrlct
of
Com
Ringi
B.
TtkK
MiTliF.
that.
alil.v
daya
afljr
due
I.
T.
J.
Ilrill.
ininul
to
ipplr
W
l"
rnr
a
ilrenrr
IMInOlrr
nr
Land
L,
pnlitMci
r..r.
ri
and
pr
iriilrutn
-ihnlril
It
Iho
srrtlnn
1J.
Te.
I
A,
nature
f.
and
nnrkrl
TJJ1.
norlliwrM
riii'iirr.
thrnir
amith
S
rhalna..
thrnre
nt
10
rhain.
Ihrnrr
nnrth
10
ctmn.
Ihrnrr
writ
an
rluin.
to
Kilnl
of
com-nirnciTnrnlt
....
.nJ,
,M
:MAsS,5bilWrY
HAZELTON
LAND
DISTRICT,
nl.i.lnl
of
Colli
RinOI
B
TUK
oth
K
that.
'iy
dtyi
afirr
j....
i
t
I
ii.atii-
Inirnii
tn
IPPI.V
tn
.h.
uinWr
nf
Land
for
a
llrrnre
hi
pnmprrt
fnr
roll
and
pelrnlrunt
'.-.'.,,!
.....
nr
land
aa
fnlowi:
Comnimolnit
at
a
Pl
ttHnl1
?
''
iinriiman
rornrr
nr
SrrtioW
si,
TP.
,
Ranar
S.
and
inarkrd
TJ.n.i
nnrilirm
thrncr
sniilli
8i
rhain.
tnrnrr
writ
on
rluin.
thrnre
north
an
rnain,
thrnre
rut
10
rhain.
W
Pl
"'"
iiH'iireinent.
....
....
Lnrattsl
Jinmry
1
t,,h;.'."1nP.TTv
TIIOMS
JAMKS
PFTTY.
HAZELTON
LAND
DISTRICT,
n
At
rvtaat
Ranoa
B.
TUK
MiTICK
that.
liv
lv
afirr
date
I
T
J.
Beilly.
Inlend
to
STOjy
t-
ST
prXVrT
r
r
rinrSnSin
of
the
W.hwr.t
wnjr
l
lr
km
a
I
T,
IA.
nanim
lip!
wjjrtrjl
iwui'lh
90
chain.
HiriM
wl
J01'"'
Ilirirr,
nn.
K
Ml
IWMl
rA1nlA.I
at
tit
a
llll'lirt
.I.......M
...rlh
ItorLn
Nil
rU
rnaill.
nison.
I'nriiftp
nr
I
ai
ihr
I
T..T.n
'
imrthnn
HanVe
S
rhain
In
point
r
roniniwrrmrnt,
.
row?:'
1
nValisI
'ne
tnlmile
irtrr
iwrlve
mic
ia.
iri
wat
ao.Jilithl.
hriwern
Tlh
and
8th
Of
Janil-
,
i
imoi"!
,
-
-
-
-
-.,.,.
ii
lira
np
bttv
n,
in
ivnlr.!
imnmnrMnfrtt
.
linPH.
-i
im
r.n
.
.
.
..
-jumiiirv
mh,
i9tA,
WltnM
lo
ftuxinr-
THUMA9
JAMES
BEATTT.
'
NUiefi
L1K9
Aiiauu.
Bride
After
Every
Meal
It
doesn't
take
much
to
keep
you
in
trim..
Nature
only
asks
a
little
help.,
VVrigley's,
after
every
meal,
benefits
teeth,
breath,
appetite
and
digestion.
A.
Flavor
for
Every
Taste
dale
I.
T.
J.
Kraliv
cata
CROOKED
SIDEWALK
CAUSES
COMPLAINT
Aid.
Stephens,
Wants
to
Know
Who
is
Responsible
for
Unsightly
Work
on
Fifth
Avenue
West
A
III.
SIcplii'iiH
wanlVH
In
know
ai
ni7hl.'
council
riitiiirC
vvliii
w.i
r)poiiMiil(
for
(he
rooki'il
titlfwnlk
that
wan
hcinic;
ImiiII
on
Fifth
A
ii"
lictwi'iMi
MiiHttraxc
I'liaw
ami
Taylor
(livpl.
liHlcail
nf
IipIiir
run
ili
aifflil
llirotiuli,
I
In-
lilovalk
ivh
rvnit)-
hiiill
In
follow
the
ciir
of
tli
hill.
Till
nioant
liiat,
lo
reurii
lh
iifwnlk,
rei-i)i'iili
winilil
have
In
liullil
a-pni.iciii
iilninil
n
Inn.?
a
tho
lol
fronlmrp-o,
IIiuh
liaviu
lo
pay
for
two
walk
litailnail
of
chip.
MoriHivpr.
thpr1
wotil.l
Iip
tm-i?hJJ
trestles.
AM.
I'orry,
chiiirntan
nf
the
hmtni
of
work.
rpplittl
flnlinu
Hint,
ir
Hip
Miitpwalli
fnllnwrd
Hip
lot
line.
It
wouiil
tip
iinpnihlp
to
rtrli
il.
on
accptinl
of
Hip
height
of
Hip
Iioiiii.
with
Uip
np-
proaplip.
AM.
W.
J.
Orppr
nvailp
fiirllier
psplatiatinm
alo'npc
(Iii
linp.
AUI.
I'prry-
untlprlooX
to
lake
lh-
mailer
tin
again
with
Iho
nity
Ptiginror
itl
onw.
Aid
8lt'pnMi
i
Uil
in
r
Ihal
il
wnuM
hp
HlifaPlory
'f
tl"
now
walk
werp
liuill
whprt'
Hip
ohl
oiip
had
hppn.
HAItLTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
DUtrlct
of
Com
Rang
6.
TAKE
.MiTICT.
thai,
altly
dayi
irirr
lllr
I,
T.
J
Itritlv.
inirnd
to
ipply
I"
Ihr
Mltnitrr
of
lart.1
for
a
lirrrrr,
tn
proH-rrl
for
roil
anil
prlrnlruiil
nvrr
.n
arrra
or
liml
a
roikmfi
I'MiHKint
al
a
tii
planti-d
it
ihr
ouinwrat
rornrr.
srrtinn
17.
TP.
S
llanrr
i.
itxl
markrd
T.J
M
'
noHthwrat
romrr.
Ihrnrr
north
Sn
rhaini.
thrnre
nil
0
rhiln.
Ihrnrr
iwmlh
IA
rbain'.
inmm
am
ad
rhain.
to
point
or
coin
nirnrriurnl.
Um-iimI
January
lib,
ll
THOMS
JAMES
nF.ATTJT.
HAIELTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
Dlatrlct
or
Coaat
Rang
B.
TAWE
MITICE
that,
altlv
dayi
afirr
date
I.
T.
J.
Hrally.
ininul
lu
ipply
I.)
Ihr
Mlnlairr
nr
Land
for
a
flrmr
In
prorMTt
fnr
roll
and
prtrolrum
nyrr
irr
arn'
nr
land,
a
roiiow:-
Cnininrnrinr
at
a
pol
plinlrd
twn
iiiiIm
annul
in
mr
miriiti
wi
mnirr
ui
iii
an.
llanti-
S.
and
markrd
T.J
P.
anulli
rit
mrnrr.
tlM-nro
north
mi
rtialiil
llirnrr
writ
In
rluin,
Ihrnrr
aniith
alt
i
haln.
tlw-nrr
ran
KO
rhiln.
tn
pnlnt
t
roiniiHfii-i'iumi.
I.oralnl
January
Mh.
t9fr.
TIIOMSH
J
VMKS
BKATTV.
HAZELTON
LAND
DISTRICT;
DUtrlct
of
Com
Ring
B.
TAkl
Mirirr
that,
tiny
day
trtrr
iniiiui
to
ippiv
io
the
MlnlMer
ar
l.anda
for
a
llrrnre
lo
proeei
for
rtuil
atod
lirtrolwim
oyer
in
arm
or
land,
i
fnllnw:
rniimicnrtnv
it
I
J1"!
rlanirl
ai
Umi
onlhue!
rnrmi
or
Srrllon
II.
Tp.
IA,
llanrr
i.
md
nurknl
TJ.R.'i
iuihl
rornrr.
thrni-"
north
So
rhiln.
thrnre
ral
au
ihaint.
Ihmre
outh
SO
rhilns
ilirnift
vrt
su
rhalna,
to
imlnl
nr
rnni-
imnrenirnt.
I.nrtimt
January
tun,
ivts.
TlloiilAB
JAMF.S
BF.ATTY.
HAZELTON
LAND
.OISTRI0T.
Dlatrlct
of
Com
Rang
B.
TAKE
MITICK
Out:
altly
diyi
after
date
1,
T.
J.
Iivat-.
Intend
to
apply
tn
hip
.mniMrr
ni
ijinn
lor
l
lirrnrr,
to
prnnixTi
for
mil
ami
tirt-detim
i;vrr
nio
irrei
of
land,
a
rnllowt:
Commenrln
it
a
pt
planted
tt
thn
northyye!
rornrr
nr
Lot
ftt.
name
S.
ami
marked
T.J.ll.'i
outhwet
mrne-,
Ihnire
norm
0
rhain.
thrnre
eat
sit
rhain,
thrncr
miili
SO
rhain,
thrnm
wet
10
rhalnt.
tn
point
of
coiruiieiwo-mrnt.
.
Incited
Jinmry
lh.
1IIA.
TlllltolS
JAMKS
BFATTY
HAZELTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
Dlatrlct
of
Coiat
Ranga
B.
TAKE
.notice
that,
iluv
dayi
artrr
dalr
I.
T.
J.
'
ileal
ty,
Intend
tn
apply
to
Hie
MlnlMer
of
Land
rnr
a
licence
to
pmM-rt
rnr
coal
and
petroleum
over
140
acre
of
land,
a
rollmy:-Cninnirnrln
at
a
pot
planted
it
the
Southwell
i-omer
nf
Section
17,
Tp.
4.
lUniri'
i,
and
marked
T.J.H.'a
inuthwet
rorner.
Ihenre
north
10
rhain.
tlien-e
rail
SO
rhalna,
thrnre
intuit
CO
rlrUn.
thence
weal
10
rhaini,
to
point
of
com
mrnenment.
,
ijM'ited
Jinmrv
I
tlh,
m.
TIIOMS
JAMES
BEVTTY.
HAZELTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
Dlatrlct
of
Coilt
Ring
B.
TAKE
NOTICE
uiat,
HtlV
duv
after
date
I,
T.
J.
Briny,
Iniend
In
ipply
tn
Ihn
Minister
nr
find
rnr
a
licence
lo
protiert
for
roal
and
petroleum
over
1140
arre
nf
land,
a
follows:
frimmenrln-
at
a
pom
planted
two
nille-Miiilh
of
the
northweil
nirnrr
of
Lot
le.
nature
V
and
marked
T
J.lt.'n
norttiwe(
rorner,
thence
ninth
10
rlialnt,
thrnni
rati
80
rliam,
thonvn
north
10
chains,
thence
wet
0
rhiln,
tn
point
of
com-tneiiceinent.
Locttcd
Jinmrv
lh.
ISIA,
THOMAS
JAMES
BEATTY.
THE
DAIL7
NEWQ
BALANCE
ON
RIGHT
SIDE
City
Showed
Surplus
of
$1,744.57
on
General
Revenue
Last
Year
aaaaaaaa
aaaaBi
Tin?
total
ifVfnii"
of,
Hip
City
for
Wi-im
:il0.1f.'l,i5
ami
Micro
wax
a
surplus
Off
gPiicral
rovcnup
of
i
i.S7.acfMriliii
to
a
i-pvii'w
pi'om.miIp.I
lo
tin?
cU"m
nomiiiil
la-tl
night
hy
Alii.
4'tey;
t'hairman
of
Hip
finaiio
commiU
Ipo,
of
tin
aiiililor's
report
orJ
iins
year.
r
um
taxes,
ny.t
per.
cent
had
ipMi
.ollected.
The
fiKht
rnvpiuin
was
)'.!,-2CI.IH
ami
mirpliH,
(
11,00.1.
Tim
li'pilioin
reveiiup.
wt
M12.442
aiid
xiirplii,
"jri,7HI,i7.
The
water
depart
meiil
revenue
wan
r0,J5-i.0.
and
deficit,
$0,982.17.
Operation
of
apIiiioIm
rot.
the
ily
.l2,TJ:M(t
and
there
wan
ad-vanel
from
genersil
revenue,
WJiWi.-.'!.
Iluring
the
year
the
oily
receieil
from
the
proxincial
uovernmenl
10,(Iimi
in.re-pi'Cl
of
iK
mIlw
of
liipior
proffU.
pari-
niutuel
ami
motor
liceiie
In
eonneelion
with
Hie
surplus
on
general
revenue,
.Mayor
Npw-
lou
ttaleil
ft
would
have
heeu
greater
had
il
not
heen
for
llio
wniliout
on
Hie
ShawaHAmt
Lake
ple
lino.
The
auilllor'ft
report
was
on-
Icred
filed
an.)
lemler.H
for
print
ing
2H0
copfpi
of
il
were
referred
lo
Hi
efiiiance
eonunillce.
Mcllae
Itros.
hid
2so.:i."
for
the
job
and
ltoe.
Cowan
,1
I.atlu,
2'J8.75.
The
latter
hid
included
gale
lax
ayIiIIh
Hip
foriuer
did
not
ay
whether
il
did
or
not.
METHOD
OF
DISPOSAL
OF
TAX
SALE
LOTS
DISCUSSED
BY
CITY
FATHERS
AT
MEETING
LAST
NIGHT.
feonlintied
froin
i.tge
I)
a
siiggesliim
as
had
been
maile
hv
members
of
Hie
de.leatioi
had
been
offered
last
year
by
himself.
He
had
proposed
Ilia)
fair
upset
values
be
set
and
thai
the
lax
sale
lots
be
apportioned
out
lo
the
real
estate
mcri
to
sell.
However,
lite
suggestion
at
Ilia!
lime
had
lnen
deemed
t'rt
be
'im
practicable
and
unsound
and
one
that
would
undermine
Ihe
cily'vJ
assessment.
Aid.
Casey
ju.l
J
a
i
tt'speels
to
Hie
real
estate
men
ami
iipiii
mem
as
a
otass
;o
blame
lo
a
large
extent
for
the
city's
present
predicameril.
lid
referred
to
the
Pacific
(Ireat
l-jisiern
and
(laiiaili.in
National
Itailwnys
as
schemes
that
had
been
promoted
by
Vancouver
re,-il
estate
men
lo
boost
values
ami
titles.
It
was
real
estate
men
who
had
encouftigcd
the
high
boom
prices.
Of
course,
the
real
estate
men
could,
not
h
blamed
now
in
making
tho
attempt
tif
promote
their
own
ad
vantage
in
establishing
value.)
hut
there
wore
many
people
win
were
not
willing
lo
have
tbe
city
novenied
by
the
real
eslale
nier-.
Though
he.
was
willing
lo
give,
consideration
lo
any
reasonable
.suggest
ions
oITered,
it
Was
hi
intention
to
keep
faith
with
the
rank
ami
file
who,
afler
all,
were
Ihe
people
who
were
keeping
the
oily
going.
Mayor
Newton
Mayor!
f.N'owlon
staled
Ihal
he
had
ndfiei
into
this
viry
mieslioi)
witli
representatives
of
various
western
cilies
while
in
Vancouver
recently.
He
found
that
all
these
cilies
with
the
exception
of
Vancouver,-
Victoria
and
New
Westminster
were
following
tho
same
plan
with
regard
lo
sale
of
lax
sale
lots
as
was
in
vogue
1iere.
Vancouver,
in
view
of
(In
particular
bright
prospects
which
it
was
fell
Ihal
Hty
had,
derided
The
Slight
Cold
Of
To-day
May
Be
Serious
To-morrow
On
the
first
arpoiirMee
of
a
eonlt
or
cold,
do
not
neglect
It,
but
get
rid
of
it
at
ojice
before
it
has
a
chance
to
grow
worm)
and
becomea
settled,
on
the
longs,
for
once
it
does
become
deep-erated
you
are
going'
to
hare
a
lot
of
trouble
in,gettiug
rid
of
it.
Our
adrieo
to
you
ia
that
on.
the
first
sign
of
a
cough
or
cold
jou.
ahould
procure
a
bottle
of
Dr.
Weed's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
aa
by
iti
timely
use
you
may
tare
yourself
many
years
of
suffering
from
some
serious
bronchial
or
lung,
troubles.
Dr.
Wood's"
has
been
nn
the
uaiket
fur
the
ait
37
years;
so
you
are
not
experimenting
with
some
new
and
untried
remedy;
put
up
only
by-The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
fome
year
n.go
no!
lo
r!!
rc,j
verleil
loin
in
Hip
liope
Hiat,
in!
Ihn
eourne
of
a.
few
years,
it
would
have
repaid
lliecity
to
so
hold
such
properly.
In
Victoria!
within
Ihe
last
year
and
n
half
a
plan
for
Ihe
auctioning
of
re.
verled.
lots,
such
ns
siiffgesled
hy
Mr.
Vejenliaveri
had
proven
surcessfiil.
.Now
New
W'pslrnin-tler
was
contemplating
holdins
a
siniilar
sale.
IJul
all
ol
lie:
cilies
were
following
Ihe
same
policy
ns
existed
here,
and,
that
being
Hie.
eAc,
he
fell
that
Prince
llimert.
could
not
bo
fn
astray.
However,
he
was
willing
lo
adopt
a
heller
plan
if
it
cnulJ
he
shown
Iiim.
No
lieller
plan
uf
far
jis
he
could
see
had
yel
cpii
advanced.
The
mayor
said
thai
Ihe
city
of
Ivlmonton
had
W.onn
reverled
lots
and
Mayor
Hlach-
ford
informed
him
that
the
sain
policy
wilh
respect
lo
litem
was
liping
followed
as
here.
Apologized,
for
Alderman
Aid.
flephens
wished
lo
apologize
to
Ihe
real
estate
rne.n
pre-
Casey.
Speaking
lo
Hie
mailer
iindi'r
discussion,
be
expressed
Ihe
view-
Dial
once
the
cily
got
down
lo
a
ioinl
whpre
people
had
lost
confidence
in
upiniprov-i
ed
property,
the
cily
would
be
bankrupt.
It
was
essential
that
Ihe
cily
have
'the
assistance
of
siieh
owners
in
the
mailer
ol.
taxation.
II
was
necessary
lo
protect
such
owners
even
if
Ibey
wcre-'claesed
as
speculators.
T'm
method
of
the
city
during
the.
past
Iwo
or
three
years
of
dis.
posing
of
tax
sale
lots
had
proven
itself
unsound
and
!;
thought
Hie
suggestions
now
offered
should
be
carefully
considered.
He
was
of
Ihe
belief
that
they
were
feasible.
He
believed
that
there
should
lie
a
fair
up'sel
price
based
on
a
cer-Iniit
percentage
of
the
assess-,
menl.
Mr.
Stephens
pointed
out
Ihal
the
policy
followed
by
Hie
city
had
not
been
-maile
In
apply
in
Seclion
1.
A
policy
followed
n
one
pari
of
town
should
be
applied
in
all.
parls
instead
of
gelling
rid
of
lots
in
outlying
districts
and
be
immediately
ask
ed
to
extend
facilities
lo
them
a!
a
greater
cost
than
the
city
re
ceived
for
lite
properly,
lie
was
firmly
of
the
opinion
that
some
policy
should
te
adopted
whereby
values
would
be
protected.
Why
Not
Try
It?
A
mere
70
thai
might
be
collected
during
the
year
as
a
rosiill
of
having
sold
lots
unite:'
Hie
present
scheme
was
of
no
importance
lo
the
cily.
II
meant
no
more
than
one-sixth
of
a
mill
on
the
lax
rate.
Would
il
nnl
be.
well
to
forego
that
$7i),
mow
than
which
was
expended
anyway
in
exleivsioii.
of
ulililies,
and
try
an
experiment
thai
gave
pro
mise
of
benefiting
Ihn
city"?
Tbe
letter
was
referred
to
the
finance
committee,
for
consider
ation.
Aid.
Casey
fell
thai,
little
could
be
gained
by
having
(lu
finance
committee
go
into
tho
matter.
II
was
already
in
dis
acreemenl.
Aid.
Stephens
sug.
gested
that
there
might
be
support
forthcoming
for
Aid.
Casey's
own
policy
as
-'proposed
last
year
Aid.
Casey
said
lie
was
willing
to
tackle
Ihe
question,
again
if
Aid.
Stephens
would
actually
try
lo
seek
a
solution
and
agreement.
.Mr.
Collart's
teller
was
as
fol
lows:
i
Mr.
Collart's
Letter
r
VKfci--t..'hiirrrr.lKt'v1ff..-ri;
tlt
,II1III
111
III
tl
'MV.II
of
selling
lots
acquired
al
tax
sale
hy
Ihe
cily
lias
come
up
from
lime
tn
lime
and
been
dis
cussed
from
many
angle-
but,
so
fnr,
il
was
only
based
on
as
sumption
or
peional
view.
with
out
anything
to
prove
Ihe
facts.
"I
have
compiled
in
Hie
altnch
oil
sheet
figures
that
ought
lo
allow
you
lo
have
a
better
understanding
of
the
vexed
problem
of
(he
lax
sale
lots.
These
figures
tend,
to
my
way
of
thinking,
to
prove
that
at
least
the
results
expecled
by
the
cily
council
in
selling
these
lols
al
a
low
figure
have
not
been
attained.
"First
of
all,
lei
us
get
away
from
the
fallacy
that
the
city
is
not
in
the
land
business
and,
!
therefore,
should
not
seek
to
take
jprofit
on
the
properly
left
for
Hie
taxes,
't
no
aiiacneti
iisi
win
show
you
Ihav
02
lols
were
sold
during.
1021-25
and
ti2,
to,
3d
purchasers
at
a
lolal
figure
of
i
?C,37C.cll,
while
the
charges-against
these
lots
were
$7,(128.0C,
I
ho
Cily
sustaining
thus
a
loss
of
."rOT.1.19.
Why
should
Iho
city
have
to
lose
on
some
properly
and
not.
Iry
to
recuperate,
the
said
loss
on
some,
olhor
properly
in
taking
Ihe
profit
offered?
As
a
mailer
of
fact,
the
cily
councils
have
done
so
in
some
of
the.
sales
since
$11
1.
oil
was
realized;
In
profits
on
these
lots,
Had
the
fv.-
.
,
felly
iir'.i
ui!
Ilifir
iois
al
or
as,
fiear
Ihe-
niarkei
valuer
as
.possible,
a
profit
of
1.1,(572.10
less
lll.on
or
or
$3,201.10
could(
have
been
realized.
That
is
near-)
ly
fiO
per-
pent
more
I
ban
wht.;
be
lots
wrs
sold
for.
At
City'
Expense
"There
is
another
reason
putj
forth
lo
sell
al
a
low
figure,
and)
a
reaiwin-Ihal-
has
lieeit
accepted!
Iry
Hip
various
city
councils.
That
is
to
say:
'Sell
cheap
to
peofde
who
want
lo
build.'
Out
ft
f
Ihe
no
purebaserH
only
seven
buill
tin
the
property
bought.
The
rpsl
hotkght
on
jeculation
aniMwo
of
them
did'not
pity
lliei
taxes
in
I1IJ5
iec?uise,
having
gol
Iheir
lots
at
a
low
figure.
Iliey
could
'Slave
oh
the
payment
of
their
taxes
fnr
four
years
before
Ihe
lol'
would
again
be
reverting
lo
Ihe
Riiy;
thus
having
a
fine
speeuJalive
chance,'
for
four
years
al
Ihe
expense
.if
Ihe
cil'.
"Still
another
reason
Advanced
oi
favor.
of
the
selling
the
lots
.for
Hie
..taxes
against
IJiem
i,t
sent
for
the,
derogatory
remariisI'Lei
somebody
nay
Hie
laxesr
that
had
been
made
hy
Alderman
Tbe
Inxes
asainsl
the.
C,2
lots
sold
amounted
to
788.nn
in
1925
.tboiit
I
-ft
of
one
mill
nn
the
1021
assessment.
The
city
losl
$051,111
on-the
sales
made
since
JIU'S
and
it
will
lake
a
year
ol
taxes
on
Ibeni
to
recover
Hps
loss.
Is
it
worth,
while
in
the
in
lerest
of
Hie.
ratepayers
which
is
the
only,
inleresl
to.
tie.
considered,
here,
since
I
hey
are
paying
the
piper?
City's
Predicament
"I
contend
that
many
lols
ave
reverting
back
to
Ihe
cily
be
cause
J
lie
oulsiile
properly
own
ers
are
disgusted
al
seeing
th
value
of
their
lols
kepi
down
hy
the
city
council's
imlicy
in
selling
lols
at
less
than'
market
value.
It
is
evident
that
if
the
city
was
asking,
market
values
for
these,
lols,
Ihe
prices
woulo
stiffen
al
once
and
give
'the
city
a
much
heller
chance
lo
sell.
On
Hie
other
hand
Ihe
best
lots
are
selling
and
in
a
very
little
while
the
cily
will
be
in
Hie
predicament
of
being
left
with
lols
thai
under
nn
circumstances
will
hi
saleable
on
account
of
their
Peculiar
topography.
t'Jie
City
of
Victoria
has
with
drawn
all
lots
from
sale
for
less
than
Hie
assessed
value
and
I
helicY?
that
this
city
ought
tn
do
the
same,
or
at
least
ask
the
market
alue
for
anything
that
is
for
.sale.
It
is
logical
and
ar
cording
to
sound
business
prin-
piples
and
after
all
the
cily
conn
pit
is
elected
to
look
afler
the
interest
of
the
ratepayers
and
se
Ihal
only
sound
business
meth
ods
are.
used
in
the
conduct
of
the
city's
affairs.
"The
only
way
for
the
city-
r
have
people
pay
their
taxes
is
lo
help
bring
hack
confidence
in
the
holders
of
properly
and
.if,
as
1
suggest,
lots
were
held
for
their
market
value
Ihe
benefit
of
the
diange
of
policy
would
soon
b
lpparenl.
'
"My
only
,aim
in
suhmittiti!
Ibis
to
you,
is
lo
Iry
lo
help
yon
in
your
endeavor
to
arrive
al
solution
of
the
problem
and
I
hope
I
shall
have
succeeded
U
onie
exjent
in
doing
so."
S
element
Presented
Accompanying
the
letter
was
list
of
Ihe
lots-
vsohl
by
the
city
during
the
years
1924,
1925,
and
1920,
-comparin
the
prices
lltej;
bad
been
-sold
for,
.the
charge,
igain.it
them
and
the
market
value.
This
list
gave
Ihe.
market
viitue
of
the'
lots,
as
totalling
1
1,025,
.whereas
they
bad
been
sold
for
?C,:i70.8l.
The
charges
against
the
same
lots
totalled
?7,028.
SHAMROCK
AND
GREEN
AT
BAPTIST
EVENT
The
regular
weekly
meeting
of
the
Corner
Club
yesterday
took
(ho
form
of
a
social
evening
in
vWiich
the
shamrock
and
the
green
was
much
in
evidence
The
program
vcas
entirely
ar-
ranjged
by
the
girls
of
the
"Help
ing
Hands"
under
Ihe
direction
of
Iheir
president.
Miss
Thelma
Ilium,
the
convener
of
the
com
mittee
beiivg
Miss
Muriel
Lind
say.
The
room
aams
very
artistically
decorated
in
keeping
with
tho
event.
Games
and
contests
produced
much
merriment
and
laughter.
Al
the
close
refresh
ments
were
served
which
did
credit
to
those
in
charge.
Everyone
-present
vnle.1
it
a
very
suc
cessful
and
most
enjoyable
even
ing.
Her
many
friends
in
the
city
will
be
pleased
lo
learn
that
Mrs
II.
V.
.
I.epiue
is
making
good
recovery
from
a
serious
upora
lion
which
was
performed
last
Saturday
in-
the
Prince
Ilupetl
.General
Hospital.
Victor
EAGE.FIVB
Northern
Electric
Now
$2.75
(were
$3.50)
Increased
manufactuiing
activities
give
you
the
benefit
of
a
75c,
savinc
on
every
K-221-D
.Tue
i
you
purchase.
Install
them
and
find
out
what
really
good
reception
is.
j
A
I
mil
Vitlor-Sorlktrn
Elrtlrie
Dtaltrt
i
VlctoT,
Talking
MacMsi
Company
PRICE
LIST
Dry,
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Men's
Suits,
cleaned
and
pressed
$2.00
Men's
Suits,
sponged
and
pressed
$1.00
Men's
l'ants,
cleaned
and
pressed
.
.....
$1.00
Men's
l'ants,
sponged
and
1
pressed
...
sdo
Men's
Overcoat's,
cleaned
and
pressed,
from..
$2.00
Men's
Overeoals,
sponged
and
pressed
$1.00
Ladles'
List
Ladies'
Suits,
dark
colors
'
$2.00
Ladies'.
Suits,
light
colors.-'
LadieV
Skirts,
darlr
colors
$1.00
Ladies'
Skirls,
light
colors
$1.25
Ladies'
Skirts,
pleated
and
cleaned
$1.75
Ladies'
Skirls,
pressed
only
$1.00
Ladies'
Skirls,
pleated
$1.00
Hoffman
Vacuum
Pressed
Is
Best
DRY
CLEANERS
Phone
8
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
,
.
,
Half
Load
Large
sacks
...
$6-50
.r
$3.50
.....Mo
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
BiO
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Too
Short
km
mm
11
rarvo
iTT'r
viilK
We
gel
a
few
letters
of
complaint
and
almost
without
exception
women
use
too
much
pacific
Milk
in
their
rciies.
Such
a
oase
was,
yoslorday-
.
She
used
1'aclfw
as
it
comes
from
the
can.
without
diluting
and
did
not
change
tho
amount
of
shortening.
Her
cakes
arr-too
"short"
to
hold
together.
Hither
use
Vi
1'acffic-
mid'
-Vj
Avater
or
reduce
the
shorten
inig
by
half.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
'
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1