day
August
30,
1058.
fhen
You
Buy
WATCH
mi
us
There
i
one
in
n
in
advantage
.
..
...
.......
H,.llf.,..
II
o
i'ii
"!
pi-imm
ii
iihu),
from
home.
r
up
wnlrh
doesn't
come
up
ii
Vour
fXpppfatlon.
why
ymi
always
know
where
io
i-innp
and
Jiavp
irinadp
ripfil
"
ur
exchanged.
1
NEW
HAZELTON
Our
guarantee
1
binding.
Il,,p
sending
a
sample
lo
the
mean
what
il
say.
Watch
ortces
nre
n
low
hen
a
sewhere
for
eiiu.1l
value..
!
of
(Jewellers
Lftlt
5T0HE
WITH
THE
CLOOA
New
ell
Hats
anc
Dresses
Mr.
al
Full
Line
Thread
ILK
HOSIERY
$1.50
"Demers".
We
aim
to
pirate
hone
27.
P.O.
Box
317
MLKLEY
Market
on
311
Third
Avenue,
lo
la
been
token
over
from
Oeorge
Kerr
by
J.
Preece
late
with
Sealy
And
Doodson
Vesh
Meats
wa
and
and
arriving
Twice
Weekly
from
New
the
Bulkley
Valley
rily
the
Phone
178
ihe
.v
r.
Alexander
trie
alo
Smith
Block
Phone
67S
mer
DENTIST
Jmer
ulale
LINDSAY'S
flev.
Cartage
and
Storage
of
been
Phone
S.
here.
'
f'rlage,
Warehousing,
and
ulslributtng.
Team
or
of
Motor
Service
nel.
oal,
Rand
and
Gravel
We
Specialise
In
Piano
an
Punlture
nevlni.
lo
inir
nfl
M
ILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
UM'e
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING.
CREAM
J.
Wo.
specially
recommend
of
our
Table
Croam
at
15o
for
"nlf
Pint.
the
Quality
and
Service
tax
Special
loe
Delivery
Service
that
Valentin
Dairy
be
for
.
Phone
S7
Jaf
hig
drive
of
loir
of
me
season
from
up
the,
Skeeoa
jlilvor
beyond
Ki.opiox
wa
made
lam
week
During
the
winter
il
i
expected
t
liul
netween
one
and
two
hundred
men
will
be.
employed
in
4
poU?
ramp
of
tin
uisirifl.
vrk
on
the
American
Hoy
mine
on
Mne-MJIe
Mniinlalu
a
commenced
last
week
undpr
.......
ll...
It
At
inn
uirt't'iiiin
oi
iiiign
A.
Harris
Charle
Kk
ra-ute
in
lat
Weji
from
flip
Hp(J
Hose
property
ca
Hocher
de
Houle
w(lh
a
large
!""'
of
tugsten
ore
which
he
.abound
on
the.
property
!,,r,n,p
I'Wrl
KxbibitJoh.
eUnn
Conservatives
hap
iioniiPii
a
ami
io
tip
known
t
the
Jlrady
Club
for
the,
purpose
furthering
he
Interest
of
the
Lonervalive
,?utididate
in
Skppjia
riding.
The
officer
are:
President.
W.
.1.
.Sander;
vice
preldrnt,
Mr.
K.
H,
Cox;
see
rplary
treasurer,
O.
V.
rMorkry;
executive
committee,
.lame
llod-
der,
William
Larmcr
and
Mr.
and
Mr,
it.
Sargent,
A
pretty
wedding
look
plao.'
last
week
at
the
homo,
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
.yje
Html
when
Nelson
Hum
Hunt
of
Decker
Lake
was
married
lo
Minn
Margaret
An-i
Maclionald,
a'
Vancouver
nurse.
The
ceremony
wa
performed
by
hpv.
J.
U,
iouus
and
the
wit.
nee
were
Clyde
Hunt
and
Mu
Kat
Serine
Macpnnald.
A
buffet
luncheon
followed
the
ceremony,
among
thoe
present
being
Mr.
0.
W.
Homer
and
Mr.
Andrew
of
Prince
Ruprt
and
Mr.
Hunt
will
rehle
Decker
Like.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Joeph
Oraham,
(he
Liberal
candidate
for
CarilH)
ridinK.
made
a
good
Imprcston
when
iu
appeared
for
Ihe
firl
lime
la
week
before
a
Prince
(Jcorw
audience.
A
larvo
and
allenlive
Ijrallierinrf
filled
the
Capitol
Theatre
lo
hear
Mr.
Oraham
who
wa
aileil
by
II.
i.
Perry.
.M.I..A.,
ami
Hon.
A.
XI
Manton.
The
meetinir
wa
pro
,ided
over
by
Frank
Clark,
ee
In-taTy
ol
lhn-
ocul'l'j.iberat
A.
!uclation.
Thai
Ihe
Fori
'Irahame
pral
ena-llver
Miowiog
I
lh
area',
one
on
Ihe
contlnenl
Is
l
opinion
of
C.
A.
MaeKay,
repre
eulaie
of
the
jflorl.i
yndt.
cale
which
ha
ceMired
a
bond
Ihe
properly,
who
returned
Prince
ttcortie
at
week
after
havinir
inspected
Ihe
allowing
which
he
ay
.l
initch
bippi'-r
than
wa
rnorlei
by
the
district
engineer
for
the
provlncla
depaHinenl
of
mine.
Admitting
lhal
another
effor
leinc
made
lo
put
the
pulp
paper
plant
project
over
here.
F.
I.
.lone
of
Montreal
Anru
McLean
of
Balhurst,
!lrnnwick,x
arrived
In
Ihe
1al
week
and
went
out
to
Nechako
Iliver
lo
examine
hydro-electric
pari
of
ihe
(Undertaking.
The
parly
U
ac
rouipanied
by
H.
fi.
Gundy
of
the
financial
firm
of
Wood-Gundy
Co.
of
Toronto
and
C.
,
ft.
LimUay,
a
Monlrival
i
Uydro-cleo
engineer.
The
parly
wl,!l
viil
Ihe
pulp
timber
re
serve
alonjr
Ihe
Fracr
Hivpr.
Hon.
W.
J.
Bowser,
K.C.,
for
attorney
peneral
of
Ihe
pro
ivince,
nnd
T.
fi.
Baxter,
afor
mayor
of
Vancouver,
will
address
a
meeting
here
on
Wpii
npilay
in
support
of
J.
A.
jFraser.
the
Cftnsprvntlve
candi
in
Cariboo
riding.
The
proposed
'visit
of
WM
Winnlnglon-lnpram,
Bishop
London
to
Prince
Oeorwc
has
cancelled
as
it
has
been
ound
impossible
for
him
lo
rc'
Ills
Lordship
was
lo
have
consecrated
I
ho
rehuUt
church
St.
John
the
Divine
at
Quc-
Mrs.
P.
J.
Moran
has
returned
Prince
George
afler
an
ex
tended
visit
4o
the
coast,
includ
Seattle,
Tacoma,
Victoria
and
ler
pom
As
a
result
of
a
eonferenc
last
week
belween
ll1
Prince
Oeovfte
cily
council
And
II.
McMullin,
superinlendent
provincial
police,
the
rily
do.
(Achnient
here
will
undertake
collection
of
tne
dog
and
potl
And
there
Is
a
pos,ihillty
Ihe
ichnre
-of
II
per
day
the
keep
'of
prisoners
may
reduced.
.
Subiorlbe
to
tbl
Dally
N.
Milk
on
IB
Porridge
Out
in
Point
flrey,
jut
off
liraiivilii'
Xiipet,
arp
two
very
healthy,
pefinien
of
boy
Hfe
They
iret
iiurridife
anlenlv
each
trjniiijllij.
jlifferertl
time.
PACIFIC
MILK
Mead
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
AbboUford,
I.C.
J
BRIZZLY
BEAR
ATTACKS
MOOSE
Terriflo
Struggle
Took
Place
and
Was
8een
By
Forest
Ranger
In
North.
KDMONTOX.
Ang.
30
-Thous1il
lo
have
been
driven
derirale
be
cause
il
had
been
brought
to
the
ver?e'of
tarvalion
when
a
forest
fire
drove
out
all
the
v,ame
from
Ihe
vicinity
in
which
it
had
formerly
ran
fed,
a
monster
grizzly
attacked
a
bull
mooe
in
an
ef-
ron
10
jrei
Aomeiinnp
to
eat,
ac-
ordiyjr
to
a
fire
fighter
from
the
Wlilleeourt
dilric
who
ha
rea
bed
Ihe
city.
The
raider
in
question
had
camped
by
the
hanks
of
Ihe
Athabasca
for
the
ntehl,
and
his
sleep
wa
suddenly
d;turbed
by
the
ound
of
terrific
struggle
anions
Ihe
limber.
.The
ranger
was
un
armed,
o
he
did
not
investigate,
llioiiuh
for
more
than
half
an
hour
he
could
hear
Ihe
erahitig
of
limber
and
hoare
prunl.s
ami
bellow
of
pain
nnd
rage.
doing
out
in
the
mornimr
to
inrtiaale,
he
dicmereil
a
great;
hig
iuooe
iyhig
in
the
.middle
of
a
patch
of
broken
and
twiled
lMibe
and
gashed
up
earth
Jllood
covered
the
ground
in
evcryi
direction.
The
moo-e
had
been!
iiiicmuKwciiPi
ann
n
neck
uad
alo
lien
broken
by
a
swipe
ofi
be
gcizzlyV
mighty
paw.
Tuft
of
hair
and
a
tmil
of
blood
f
bowed
Ihe
bear
had
not
come
out
entirely
scratchle,
but
his
olher
duties
prevented
Ihe
ranger
from"
following
Ihe
trail
of
Hie
wounded
bear.
TQPLEY
MINE
YALUES
BETTER
rlce
Asked
Foe
Newly
Discovered
Property
Said
To
Be
Continued
improvement
of
va
lues
marked
Hie
jiasl
two
weeks
of
development
on
the
Taylor
mineral
discovery
al
Topley.
and
the
mol
encouraging
feature
is
the
high
values
being
obtained
in
Ihe
crosscut
which
lias
tieen
in
sorid
formation
for
about
two
weeks,
says
the
Interior
News.
This
tunnel
va"T
.started
lo
cro's
Ihe
vein,
which
is
estimated
to
be
between
two
and
three
hun-
Ired
feet
wide,
and
the
men
drove
through
the
shattered
rock
or
a.
distance
of
about
forty
feel.
1
his
broken
rock
carried
strong
values
in
gold
and
sitxer,
but
the
opinion
Was
expressed
that
values
would
end
wilh
the
encounlering
of
solid
rock.
The
tunnel
is
now
in
about
seventy
feet
and
the
va
lues
are
sHIt
imilrovinur.
F.
II.
Taylor
was
in
town
last
week
to
make
arrangements
for
continuing
the
work
and
present
plans
ar
for
.shipment
of'
forty
on
of
are
taken
out
in
the
de-
velojlment
work
in
Ihe
tunnel.
Mr.
Taylor
Is
confident
the
ore
can
be
shipped
without
milling
and
show
a
good
profit.
r.ver
jjlncei
Ihe
properly
was
localed
Taylor
has
cnnsllentl
.refused
to
talk
deal,
-but
it
is
un
lerslood
that
a
price
has
been
asked
by
a
wealthy
mining
corporation
and
thut
the
price
has
been
et
at
9200.000
with
to
per
cent
Jn
cash
following
two
week
allowx-d
Jcr
sampling.
Pending
Ihe
outcome
of
these
negotia
tions,
Taylor
is
going
right
ahead
with
hi
original
nlaus
in
full
confidence
that
he
has
the
real-1
est
mine
in
the
country.
THH
0AH7T
VBWa
"
INDUSTRY
IS
!
FLOURISHING
morniin:.
hut
they
will
not
eatirl'ar
''
a
report
of
Ihe
Bureau
il
utile
they
have
pacific,
n,latitlcn
hp,re
and
prove
that
Milk,
Hi
Mackenzie
Kins?
j.olicy
ha
The
niolher
i
nuile
pmud
of
I"'0
a
iuui
piu.
Following
i
lb?,;
fact
f
ha
I
lliey
can
tell
jf,
from
the
report:
he;piil
Ivl:'
any
olher
kind
of-
"While
every-branch
of
indu-
catun'i
MUlt
iiiilk
on
the
cereal.
Hie!1'-'
1,1
UH
l'fntinitn
xhows
a
stea-
.
.
:v
:
...
,
A.,
.
...in
.i
l
That
la
Report
of
Bureau
of
8ta
tlstlcs
and
Proves
King
Polloy
Sound.
OTfAWA,
Aug.
30.
That
in-
Iunl
ry
i
XlourihhiK
i
made
i
iiih'ii
Ywiiiinji.
uouiii
uie
development
of
inanufaclurinc?,
nrford
Ihe
niont
striking
example!
of
Ihe
advancement
of
the
Dom-
jinion.
While
it
I
true,
that
Ca-j
inada
continue
to
export
larpe!
Iquanlitie
of
raw
material,
it
is1
a
notable
fact
that
the
increase!
in
the
quantities
of
raw
matpr-!
ial
ued
in
the
.
manufacturing
indutlrie
in
recent
vear
lia;
been
much
jtrealer
than
the
in-!
creae
in
the
export
of
theei
iprrxlucl.
Many
clae
of
goodsj1
'which
were,
formerly
imported
!
info
Canada
in
larffe
volume
are
now
beinK
manufactured
in
the!
Dominion
in
.sufficient
quantity
not
only
to
meet
the
renuirpmpnl
0r
u,P
,ome
market,
but
also
for
export."
HARVESTING
IS
WELLUNDERWAY
I
Delay
Caused
by
Rain
In
many
;
ParU
of
Country
But
Cut-
tln0
Well
Advanced
In
Manitoba
i
Harvesting
is
again
under
way
in
the
prairie
provinces
after
he-icg
held
tip
.by
wet
weather
anJ
many
districts
anticipate
a
bet-:
ter
yield
Ihan
appeared
probabK
a
few
weeks
ago,
says
the
Hani
of.
Montreal
crop
report.
Warm
dry
weather
i
how
necessary.'
In
Quebec
cool
weather
during
Hie
week
ha
'relanlgl
the
ripening
of
grain
and
the
growth
if
other
crop.
In
Ontario
harvesting
has
been
delayed
by
raiu
and
late
oals
have
berf
damage.!
j
liy
rust
in
on1e
spytlnrrs';
buti
root
crojrs,
with
the
exception
of
lurntjis,
arc
doing
wvll.
In
thei
s.i
:
a
:
n
-
1
.
.
-
'
1.
m
ml
an,
uuir
I
.IIIIIMU.-U
m
ma,e
goo.i
,irurcsi
inougii
mere
nas
ueMi
another
long
dry
spell.
The
weather
has
been
excellent
for
haying
and
a
fair
yield
of
good
quality
is
expected.
In
Brilis.i
Columbia
heavy
rains
have
been
very
beneficial
to
roots,
pasttir
age
and
late
va'riely
of
apple;
Details
follow:
Alberta
.
Wrslern
and
Northeastern
AreasContinuing
general
rains
have
caused
no
damage
"but
have
till
further
delayed
'harvesting.'
Warm,
dry
weather
Is
required
to
hasten
ripening
in
niosi
parts.
In
the
northeastern
area
very
little
rutting
has
been
done
Soulheastern
Area
llecent
rains
have
improved
feed
situ
ation.
Threshing
ha
started
and
yield
generally
are
poor.
Saskatchewan.
Nortlrern
Area-
-Culling
Is
well
under
Way
againlaCter
rc-eni
rains.
Many
'dl'strltts
re
port
the
wheat
yield
as:
likeiy
lo
lie
belter
than
wal
anticipated
three
weeks
age.'
Coarse
grain
production
wlUT'be
below
"
average.
Southern
Area
Harvesting
las
iieen
al
a
standstllrfor
pas',
week
owinjr
lo
rains
but
now
general
with
about
10
-percent
wheat
cut.
The
wheat
yield
ii
poor
in
the-
southwest
along
the
lberta
bonier,
fair
in
Shauna-von
area,
with
heller
than
average
crops
expected
in
the
balance
of
the
south
and
southeast.
Manitoba
A
least
sixty
per
rent
of
the
wheat
has
been
cut.
Threshing
was
commenced
in
places
but
was
slopped
by
rain.
Some
dis
tricts
report
damage
frcie
sprouting
and
lileachingr.
British
Columbia
An
average
crop
of
grain
is
being
threshed
under
favorable
conditions,
Potnloes
are
below
average.
Apples
will
bd
an
average
crop,
Ihe
fruit
Is,
of
good
sire
and
high
quality,
peaches
and
plums
are
ii1miv'
average
1
1
...
.
..
.
..
1
.
...ii
rruiiv"
hip
aiNnc
mrraije
nut
may
,be
reduced.
Wealthy
apple
and
Transccndant
crabs
are
pat
Ihe
ieak.
Canleloupes
are
be-:
Ing
shipped
In
cor
lots.
A
good,1
crop
or
nops
assured,
some
damage
h.
Jeen
done
to
toma
toes.
Pnslurage
Ts
unproved.
Try
Foothills
Slovo
Coal.
$13.00
per
ton.
No
soot.
Phll-
pott,
Evitt
Si
Co.
Ltd.
tf
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
'Western
Canada
.
TO
THE
END
OF
0ECEMKR,
1t8S.
las
produce(JIincwlAai
follow:
Placer
Gold,
77,03,0i5;
Lode
fiold,
1122,808,-450;
Silver
7i,l
f;397r,ad,
$89,218,07J
Copper,
$107,012,07
zinc;
$5625;947;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
t,S4,387;
CVal
a
(id
Coke;
273,018,053f
Huildlng
Stone,
Hrick,
Cement,
etc.
$'i
l,)0r,880;
making
Its
Mineral
Production
to
the
end
of
1925
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,628
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1925,
$61,492,242
The
Mining
Laws
of
)his
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
those
of
any
other
Province
,
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
British
'Empire.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
dlstfWe'rers
for
nominal
fees.
Abxolute
Titles
are
obtained
ly
developing
iich
properties,
the
security
of
which
is
guaranteed
by
Crown
Oranjs.
Full
information,
together
with
Mining
Reports
and
Maps,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.H.
Practically
all
Hritish
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
invefctments
should
refer
lo
such
reports.
They
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria.
B.C..
Reports
covering
each
of
the
six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
are
published
separately,
and
are
available
on
application.
Reports
of
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,
Winch
Building,
Vancouver,
ore
recommended
as
valuable
sources
of
THIS
IS
WEEK
OF
SMITHERS
FAIR
Big
Event
of
Bulkley
Valley
Proclaimed
to
be
the
Best
Yet
In
Interior
History.
"V.
Tk
f
'!,C
f
.
J
,5
iPar
1,1
U,P
Vu
,,
'
,are
are
of
'X
the
railway
Kir
me
utiii"
11
1,
'
which
auonis
an
,.,.,
,
,
...
opportunity
for
the
people
of
the
coast
district
U
see
for
them
selves
what
the
interior
country
afford.
Thoe
who
hae
been
lo
Ihe
Smithers
Fair
once
will
want
to
go
again
ami
those
who
have
not
yet
been
there
yet
have
something
worth
wlrile
in
store.
There
will
be
two
days
of
horse
.
.
,
-.,
,t
'.
racing,
field
games
and
.contest,.
with
keen
excite;meitt
ahd.entpr-tainmenl
for
all,
amf
a
gfeat
display
of
specimen
of
theynterior,
products,
tuttli
agricultural
and
mineral,
1
That,
of
course,
is
not
all
the!,,e
surprised
parent.
attraction,
for
the
milhers
peo
ide
lay
thenelves
out
to
enter-
......
n,0w.
So
if
you
want
a
really
good
,
time,
buy
a
railway
ticket
and
see
the
Bulkley
Valley
al
its
best.
EARLY
WORK
ON
WIRELESS
Sir
Oliver
Lodge
Says
,He
Sent
Messages
32
Years
Ago
at
Oxford.
LO.MM).,
Aug.
28.
Reminis
.
cences
of
the
beginnings
of
wire
less
are
given
by
Sir
Oliver
Lodge
in
a
special
Jlrilish
Association
number
of
"Discovery."
Tliirty-lwp
years
ago,
when
the
association
Jast
met
in
Oxford,
Sir
oir
Oliver
uimr
txitlge
Iji.liro
it-ivp
..tve.
the
tne
;irsij
firti
tniblic
demonstration
of
wireless,
;
,
,
i
telegraphy.
,
.
'
x,(
Tirf-ln'lv
n.lini)
'Ihei'
IDC
,lnmVmlMll,in
uenionsiraiion
excited
great
interest
,"
he
writes,
"and
wu
mailt'
swi
ore
a
rrowiieii
audience
in
Ihe
large
lecture!
thealre
of
the
Oxford
Museum.!
I
emphasized
the
fundamental
work
of
Clerk
Maxwell
and
tho
brilliant
experimental
discoveries
of
the
recently-deceased
Heinrieh'
liert.,
saying
that
the
waves
should
be
called
Maxwellian
waves."
Tube
or
Filings
For
Ihe
wireless
experiment.
Sir
Oliver
used
a
tube
if
iron
filings
and
a
galvemeter
as
his
re-!
reiving
apparatus.
lie
says:
"Truly,
il
waf:VlVry
iAfanllle
kind
o(
rttitier.telegrapliy;
hut
we
found
that
distance,
whs
compar-l
atively
immalerial,
and
at
Liverpool,
'where
I
Was
then
working,
the
dots
.
and
dashes
were
received
with
ease
across
the
quadrangle,
or
ironi
any
reasonable
distance.!
My
ofteu-quoted
estimate
of
half-'
a-mile
as
a
possible
distance
re
lutes
to
the
earlier
and
still
more
primitive
experiments,
when
tfic
waves
were
produced
by
sparking
lo
a
sphere
only
about
six
inches
in
diameter."
Sir
Oliver
recalls
that
the
laic
Lord
Ituyleigh
urged
him
lo
develop
the
new
Invention.
"J
did
not
follow
his
advice,
being
fully
occupied
in
teaching
and
I
had
not
the
perpeptive
faculty
shown
about
the
same
time
by
Sir
William
Crookes,
wWanticl-pated
that
such
a
method
of
tele-
WICHMANN
OIL
ENGINES
ire
Mlllnr
ft.
Br
out
la
timr
If
yon
want
yours
this
winter.
RemerntxT,
Wlrhmann
not
tlbrate.
Hill
Idle
til
ly,
wilt
alow
down
tor-
truillng.
rirt
nM
xoallrr,
no
upkwp.
tio
nozzle
truuble.
ENGINEERING
CORPORATION,
LIMITED
Marin
Oapartmantl
Mr.
O.
TalUfsan.
ORANVILLC
ISLAND
VANCOUVER,
C.
:"l'hy
''
mi?'l
cornel
Wporianee.
"How
extraordinarily
this
inci-
pipri,
jeraon9,ralion
Uas
been
-ex-
,
,
,,
in,
11.
tended,
remodelled,
and
altogether
revolutionized,
by
the
skill,
energy,
ami
enterprise
of
Senator
Marconi
and
his
co-workers,
is
known
to
the
whole
world."
A
Tasty
Meal
"I
want'
to
see
my
father
very
Iiartieular,
anl
a
youngster
lo
i'iie
gaieRppr
ai
a
cricRei
maicii
,
V,'A
.
a
ie
uia
a
nur?
jru.7r-v.,j
through
and
hurried
to
.
his
father,
who
was
the
umpire.
'Mother
says
she
wants.
them
sar
ndwiches
back,"
he
said.
"Sandwiches
back!'
exclaimed
"I
ale
ein
an
hour
ago."
Then
you'll
ave
lo
clean
your
-
vv
n
canuvo
a'l'l
mi
J
paste."
said
the
boy.
"Mother
put
the
brown
shoe
poliiu
ii
the
sandwiches."
MINERAL
ACT
CarUflcaU
of
lmpremanU.
Wanu
frartlunal
o.
i,
Anyoi
and
Jiia-nlta
.Minrral
e.UIni.
ailuale
In
the
Atlin
i.Mmln
nivlsltin
of
the
Caasiar
tltrtct.
i
iih
miie
up
aireajB
rrom
tne
Douth
ann
lllvfr.
AkF.
MITICE
that
The
Fnrlneer
Onlil
Uln..
t
1,1
In.
rj.
.
UtA.
.
.1.1..
A
4
1
1
r
,i-
M-llllll.M-
.o.
8;70C,
intend,
altly
day
0111
the
date
hereof
.to
apply
to
the
Nlalnr
Jle-rttrder
for
a
Certificate
of
Improvements,1
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining;
"
Cmwn
Oram
of
the
abore
claim.
And
further
take
notice
that
action,
under
Seellon
SS,
tuuit
be
enmtnenred
before
m,nlt
ihe
Issue
or
aurh
Certiorate
.
of
Improve-
r.i-frn
.hi.
,.,
A.-
,
.
c,.k..
.
Ki
'
-
"
'
'
'
u-J
V.
'
IIIU.
i
.
.I.V.J
W.
MrN.
FRASFR",
Atent.
LAND
ACT
Notlc
of
Intention
U
Apply
to
Loaa
Laos'
In
Trtnce
Rupert
Land
Rerordlnf
District
or
Hsnre
i.
Coast
Land
District,
and
slluale
on
Passat-e
Island.
-
'
.
fc
iVj'"-
,Ml
B-
Francis,
ef
rnnoka.
Aloeru.
'occupation
Minister,
in-
fn'1
rr'i
for
tease
of
the
foiiowiqi
described
lands:
commencmr
at
a
pjst
planted,
at
th
North
.West
.end
of
Tassafe.
Island,
near
coast
Trlanmilatlon
Sta.
ll:
thence
rond
the
island
at
mrn
water
mark.
at4
JOSEPH
BRITLAND
riUMCIS,
'ne
ttth.
1ST.
Applicant:
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
S6.50
Per
half
load
3.60
Per
sack
.,
50
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cool
I
HydeTransler
1S9
Second
Avenue
Phone
BS0
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fut
Trlmmlnifs
at
low
prices
B.
C.fUR
Ca.
Next
O.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
Tl
m
aOVEaftMHT
LIQUOR
ACT"
Nolle
of
Application
for
Conaant
to
Trawatar
Boar
Llcanaa.
XOTICE
IS
HF.I1KBV
OIVE.H
that
on
th
ilh
day
or
AuruM
next
the
underMri
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Coutrol
ituara
for
ri.nsml
to
transfer
of
Beer
U-cem-e
numbered
470
and
Issued
In
respert
of
-pretulses,
Ixinr
part
of
a
tmlklinf
known
nt
Port
Cleaieuts
Hotel.
Port
Cle-meuu.
lSSZ
it.
C
W
iidod
the
lands
dese.ritied
as
txl
J,
Block
7.
In
Subdivision
of
Lot
76,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
I'rlnre
Hupert
Land
netnstry
District.
In
toe
Hrovlnre
of
Brlll'h
:Uumbia.
from
Frank
Hicks
to
Herbert
Mainpion.
Theodore
Musronl
and
J.
Cleeone
of
the
Town
of
port
Clements.
In
Ibe
County
of
Prince
Hupert,
In
the
Prov
Ince
nf
Rrltisn
Colombia,
the
transTerees.
;
PATEK
at
Prince
Kppert,
B.
C
this
31st
tlarot
July.
ls.
HERBEBT
IIANPTOJI.
TIIF.lOf)hF.
IUSCO.M,
J.
CICCO.XE.
SnnlltTllttlr
h(f',Ttafere.
-
SYNOPSIS
OF
LnND
AGTAMENDMENTS
pre-emptions
.
Vacant,-
unreserved,
aurroyod
Crown
lAud
may
be
pre-empted
by
British
eubjecU
over
It
year
of
and
by
alien
on
-declaring
Intention
to
become
Brltlah
aubjectav
conditional
'upon
reaUence.
occupation,
mi
Jioprovtment
(or
.aiiciiltiir4
purpose..
roll'
information
concernlnar
raTQ-:ja.tlona
recardina
pre-emptions
ie
slvea
In
Bulletin
No.
1.
Land
Sertee.
"How,
to
Pre-empt
Land."
coplea
of
fihich-ciui
be
obtained
free
of
charge
ly
addreaelnaT
the
Department
of
Landa.
Victoria.
B.C
or
to
any
,
Government
Agent
Record
will
.
be
granted'
covering
only'
land
aultable
for
agrtcuHurai
purpose,
end
which
la
not
Umber-land,
i.e.,
carrying
over
a.000
board
feet
per
acre
west
of
th
Coaat
Rnge
arid
JiJpO
leet
per
sere
east
of
that
Ranee.
Appllcatlona
for
pre-emptions
are
to
be
Addreaaed
to'
the
Und
Com
mlesloner
of
the
Land
Recording
Division.
In
which
tb
Jand
applied
for
I
art
lift
ttd,
and
are
made'
en
printed
form,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commiaaioner.
Pre-emptlona
muat
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvements
made
'to
value
of
10
per
Acre..
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
leaat
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Orant
can
be
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
see
the
BulleUn
"How.
to
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
AppUcaUone
are
received
for
Pur
chaae
of
vacant
and
unreaerved
Crown
land,
not
being'
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purpoaea;
minimum
price
for
tlrst-claaa
(arable)
land
Is
tl
per
acre,
and
eeoond-claea
(graj-lng)
land
11.50
per
acre.
Further
la
formation
regarding
purchase
or
lease
of
Crown,
landa
U
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10.
Land
Serlee,
"PurchAae,
and
Lease
of
Crown
Landa."
IJUU,,
factory
pr
Industrial
aftea
timber
jOand.
not
exceeding
40
acres,
roar
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
con-dlUoM;'-1
Incluaing.'J
payment
oat
tumnage.
I
T
'
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unaurveyed
areas,
not
exoeedlng
M
acrea.
may
be
leased
as
homesltea,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling'
being
erected
.
In
the
fUst
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
are
.fuMUled
aad
sand
has
been
aunreytd.
LEASES
For
graalsg
avnd
iaduatxlal
Pmr-poees
areas
not
exceeding
,sres
mar
be
leased
by
oe
peraeat
er
a
QRAZINO,
Under
the
Orsuslag
Act
the
JYor-Inee
U
divided
Into
graslng
dlsUlsM
and
the
range
admlnletered
under
a
Oraalng
Cosnmlealoner.
Amuai
Krailng,
permits
are
Usuea
eased
sa
auaabers
ranged,
priority
being
gives
to
eaUbUahed
owners.
JKeek-ewasre
saajr
casta
aaaoclauooa
law
t
Free,
er
partly
jwieil
en
are
asejiaaie
Saw
uaveuars,
mp