HATUBDAY.
BIPTTEMBER
18,
Hit
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Prion
678
DENTIS1
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phont
tS.
Cartage,
YVtrebouiint,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Bervhe.
fioal,
Band
and
Gravel
W
tpclallz
In
Plana
and
Furniture
Baying.
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
$6.50
Per
half
load
3.60
Per
sack
50
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cool
I
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
(0
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
139,
Green
238,
Black
735.
Might
Phone?
687,
539,
Green
238,
Black
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
is.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
a
i
GREATEST
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
I
!
Many
Boate
in
for
ExhibitionFirst
Hunting
Parties
Met
With
Success
Halibut
j
Landings
Heavy
-
In,
.spit
of
the
tact
that
It
ha.
U-ta
Fair
nd
election
week,
there
haa
bee
,
unu.ua,
activity
along
the
waterfront.
Of
course,
there
have
been
a
large
number
of
visiting
boat
In
for
the
festivities,
but
their
occupant
have
been
.
uptown
among
the
brlgnt
llghu.
In
fact,
the
waterfront
ha.
almost
had.
a
;
deaerted
appearance
especially
on
Thursday
afternoon
when
moat
of
the
offices.
,tore
and
hop
were
closed
so
that
their
employee
might
enjoy
the
half
holiday
declared
by
Mayor
Newton.
There
haa
been
the
usual
large
delegation
of
natives,
;
moat
of
whom
came
from
their
yarlou
village
in
their
own
boats.
Many
people
'
also
came
from
the
various
canneries,
in
boat,
n
is
rratlfvln
to
note
that.
'
;lri
spite
of
the
many
visitors
who
came!
'.
..
Into
town
to
celebrate,
law
and
order
'was
maintained
more
generally
than
dur-
j
ing
any
previous
Fair
week.
A
previously
stated
In
these
columns
a
keen
Interest
was
taken
In
the
federal
election
along
the
waterfront.
Now
that
the
smoke
of
battle
has
cleared
and
Mr.
:
Brady's
election
1
assured,
the
boys
all
Join
In
congratulating
him.
The
winner
UtLllltN
IKOM
'
CANMICV
HOICK.
!
P
R.
B.
II.
powerboat
Pachena,
Capt.
I
Paul
Armour,
returned
to
headquarter
jthia
week
after
having
spent
the
past
I
'
three
months
operating
nut
of
Lowe
Inlet
under
charter
to
the
cannery
there.
I
Dr
W.
T.
Kergln's
power
cruiser
Full
Moon
returned
to
tne
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
Club
float
on
Thursday
after-inopn
after
baring
been
under
charter
'for
the
put
two
month
to
the
B.
C
Packers
Carrying
official
on
inspection
!to
the
company's
widespread
Interest
ion
the
coast,
the
Pull
Moon
travelled
)
extensively
during
her
period
of
charter
and
made
a
voyage
to
Vancouver
and
several
to
tbe
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
engine
and
cook
was
the
burden
ot
a
tale
un-foldtd
by
Capt.
.Jet
Saint
on
his
return
from
the
recent
whist
y
voyage
to
the
Bllklne
River.
It
appears
that
Helge
Essen,
said
"chief
officer,
engineer
and
cook,
while
the
vessel
was
In
Clarence
Strait.
In
Alaskan
waters,
returning
to
Prince
Rupert,
became
entagled
In
the
'
bight
of
the
towllne
and
was
purled
over-
board
as
the
line
was
running
out.
j
undoubtedly
received
many
fishermen's
!
,fur
wme
mtneodvexlng.
Alex,
.votes
because
there
was
an
unmistakable
,
,.
...
,
,
..
..,
'
f..nn.
...
i
,i
.
..
.v-
..
i
'
"
......
'rcent
of
their
Interests.
It
now
remains
'
to
be
seen
whether
or.
not
their
new
member
will
be
as
faithful
and
energetic
about
their
affairs
as
was
the
old.
Two
:
Important
matters'
before
the
federal
'authorities
will
be
with
regard
to
aa.
mon
traps
and
the
proponed
new
Cow
Bay
float.
To
retain
the
goodwill
and
support
of
the
fishing
population
It
la
necessary
that
these
two
matters
be
promptly
and
effectively
dealt
with.
by
means
of
applying
a
pike
pole
to
the
seat
of
the
psnU
and
all
the
thank
the
rescuer
got
was
a
bawling
out
for
'
bringing
Helge
.aboard
minus
the
seat
i
of
his
pant.
Just
as
she
was
approaching
the
government
dock
this
week
to
list
her
ball-but
catch
on
the
Exchange,
the
American
schooner
Trinity
suffered
the
burning
ovit
of
an
engine
bearing.
Powerboat
28
towed
the
Trinity
up
to
the
Cold
Storage
plant
where
she
unloaded
her
catcb
and
then
back
to
the
dry
dock
where
repair
,
were
made.
LAI
KIK
I.t.Mltl.V
IN
lUTiiiiooM
r.utri:.
Well,
here'
one
on
tour
old
friend
Laurie
Lambly
.who
seldom
can
be
made
the
victim
of
Jbke
because
se
so
so-berly
and
assiduously
attends
to
his
business
as
skipper
of
the
ferry
boat
33.
Laurie
was
taking
his
evening
ablution
to
a
showerbath
and
had
negligently!
reft
hi
clothe
outside
the
door
of
the
,
bitbhouse.
Someone,
Alex
Saint
Is
strongly
suspected,
heaved
the
clothes.
over
the
partition
Into
the
bathhouse!
and
Laarte
mistook
them
for
a
towel,
'
belne
about
the
color
he
tiara
when
I
Mrs,
Saint
Is
not
home,
and
stood
on
Capt
Percy
Snrith
was
In
command
of;
them.
If
there
had
been
anybody
around
tne
vessel
witn
rred
Kergm
acting
as
Jurt
Ittr
tnU
incident
they
might
have
)
engineer.
I
glanced
a
bashful
Laurie
making
a
hur-
jrted.nin
foe
cover
In
bU
birthday
suit.
P
H.
FJ.
It.
power
boat
28,
Capt.
Alex
Saint,
made
several
trlpa
during
the
;
Unon
Oil
CumnanVa
tanker
Olimm
fpast
week
to
the
Bkeena
River
to
tow
i
,
port
to
load
the
tank
of
the
!
;
'w
vre
w
(
company
newly
established
station
here
Mcvurry
which
1
now
in
operation.
How
the
P.
R.
B.
II.
power
boat
28
,
His
many
friends
ber
were
dlsap-nearly
lost
a
good
chief
officer,
engineer
!
pointed
that
Second
Engineer
Tom
Mor-
for
thejirst
time
completely
cus
hioned
assiV
ram
when
tmu
AUTOMOBILU
au
built
McLAUGHUN-BUICK
WILL
BUILO
THU4
rubber
heels
for
the
McLaughlin
Buick
engine
The
McLaughlin
.Bulck
in-Head
engine
now
has
"rubber
heels.?'
'
Here
is
an
-engine
completely
insulated
and
isolated
from
all
metallic
contact
with
its
chassis.
Thick
rubber
cushions,
fore
and
aft,
absorb
noise,
and
save
the
engine
from
road
shocks
and
strains.;
Never,
in
all
its
successful
years
of
motor
car
manufacture,
has
McLaughlin-Buick
ever
produced
a
car
so
far
ahead
of
its
field
in
performance
and
value
as
the
1927
McLaughlin-Buick.
Money
can
buy
no
finer
performance,
no
matter
how
much
you
are
prepared
to
spend.
MLAU
G
H
LIN-BUICK
EVER
BUILT
For
Demonstration,
phone
or
call
Dave
Ross
KAIEN
GARAGE
Br.?
A
VftriN
UTTIK
A
VTO
M
O
1
1
AM
BUILT.
MtLAU
OHUN-BUICK
Will
IU11D
TMIM
1
GET-AWAY
You
mutt
try
Champion
Spark
Plugs
to
prove
how
the
hotter,
more
intense
park
they
produce
increases
the
rapidity
of
'our
get-away.
Why
be
J
eft
behind
when
the
traffic
signal
flashes
when
a
set
of
Champions
will
put
you
out
in
front?
Cksmpion
X
eaaJustvcly
for
For
da
packed
iathelUdBoz
411
80c
'
CkMrntimmm
fat
rare
other
rkaa
Forda
packed
laths
Blue
Boa
90c
Each
Champion
Dependable
for
Every
Engine
A
Canadian-made
Product
Windsor,
Ontario
rlson
was
not
aboard
the
lighthouse
ten-,
der
Eatevan.
Capt.
Harry
Bllton,
which
arrived
this
meek
to
spend
a
month
do
!
Ing
heavy
lighthouse
work
In
adjacent
waters.
Tom
is
taking
an
examination
In
Victoria
ao
could
not
come
north.
However.'
other
members
of
the
crew
Known
here
are
renewing
acquaintance.
The
Estevan
coaled
at
tbe
Albert
&
Mc-Caffery
dock
on
Thursday
before
pro-1
feeding
to
tbe
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
I
Tag
B.
D.
U.
l,du
from
Vancouver
with
a
Kowload
of
fir
lumber
for
the
Albert
li
McCalfery
yards.
III
NTINU
r.tKTIKS
MKT
WITH
?CT.s.
First
hunting
parties
o'f
the
season
which
went
out
at
the
end
of
last
week
'
met
with
general
snccess.
A
good
mim-1
ber
of
deer
were
bagged
and
there
win
doubtless
be
more
nlmrods
out
this
week
;
end.
j
Dr.
V.
T.
Kergtn
and
Will
and
Fred'
were
down
on
the
Sunbeam
III
to
Welcome
Harbor
and
came
home
with;
a
bag
!
of
one
each.
The
deer
will
nave
a
better
chance
of
survival
when
the
boys
go.
back
to
Toronto
to
Vunue
studies
In-,
'
stead
of
wild
animal.
Welcome
Harbor
mas
also
the
hunting
ground
bf
a
party
led
by
Jack
Lindsay
on
the
Irene
L.
These
huntsmen
also
,
bagged
three.
Charlie
Etarr
and
Claude
KfrkeadaJl
,
'
were
gunning
at
Refuge
Bay
and
shared
a
deer.
They
will
be
out
this
week-end
to
get
the
other
and
settle
any
arguments
as
to
who
got
the
first.
i
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade
went
In
the
Edac
to
Smith
Island
and
picked
one
off.
j
Bill
Watt
took
ueoree
Pearson
and
Though
they
were
a
very
menacing
trio,
'
the
deer
they
chased
are
still
alive
and
well.
I
Shef
Thompson,
popular
caretaker
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
Club,
had
a
bad
cold
on
Thursday
and
was
seriously
considering
going
to
Fraser
Street
and
I
getting
some
of
John
Oliver's
sure
cure.
With
winter
painting
or
Doe
Is
on
uie
program,
a
lot
of
work
la
staring
Shef
in
the
face
these
l-
The
provincial
government'
road
roll-
(
er
1
being
used
to
good
advantage
this
.
week
giving
Vie
Cow
Bay
road
a
badly
needed
resurfacing.
Charlie
'Waul
of
White
Lily
fame
waa
a
prominent
exhibition
Visitor
lhl
week,
Charlie,'
somehow
or
-other,
has
.developed
ft
great
'friendliness
with
Ketchikan
and
he
was
betting
his
head
off
on
the
baseball
game
Thursday
afternoon.
Charlie
waa
last
seen
trying
to
find
the
winner
of
hi
umpteenth
unsuccessful
bet.
Ket
likes
to
be
but
Insists
on
holding
the
states.
In
other
words,
If
he
cant
be
'
the
banker
he
won't
play
at
all.
"High-
tali,
Elghtah
from
Decs
tan.
Ma
baby
needs
noo
shoes."
MOST
OK
IIU.IIU
T
'
WAS
AMKItlCWN.
Though
halibut
landings
at
the
port
have
been
heavy
daring
the
past
week.
'
little
Canadian
fish
has
arrived.
Of
the
total
for
the
week.of
801,400
pounds,
Ca
nadian
boat
landed
only
4a
500,
while
Americans
brought
In
753500
pounds.'
Prices
have
been
fairly
steady
during
the
week
though
bid
were
Inclined
to
be
a
.
little
lower.
louu
jafiniug
lur
tne
port
aor
uie
season
to
date
are:
American,
19,083,300
pounds:
Canadian,
5,636,700
pounds;
total,
20,740.000.
Landings
for
the
past
week
(Saturday
to
Friday,
Inclusive),
were
a
follow
:
American
Daly,
33.000;
Spray,
30,000;
Wizard,
42,(00;
Atlantic,
33.000;
Arrow,
40.000;
Arctic.
28.000:,
Sunset.
42.000;
Oladstone.
21.000;
President,
26.000;
Wave.
4200;
Sitka.
60.000;
Commonwealth.
50.000;
Omaney,
42.000;
K.
Nell-son.
12,000;
llelgeland.
32,000;
Radio.
43.000;
Trinity,
57.000;
Scandla.
40.000;
Tatoosh,
32,000;
Atlas,
30.000;
Kanaga.
36XO0.
Canadian
Rose
Spit,
12.000;
Unotne,
4XKX);
Iris.
IJOO;
Swing,
2
.000;
E.
Lip-sett,
8,000;
Toodle,
4.000;
Minnie
V,
t,-000;
Maynower,
3.000;
Gibson,
400;
11.
and
R
4,000;
Verna,
1,600;
N,
and
8,
3.OO0.
Mrs.
Younliritle
(as
her
hus
band
prepares
for
a
swim)-
Iion'l
o
any
'farther
-than
th
horizon,
will
you?
Winnipeg
rice
rrcss.
9
ltiversMe,
la
jewels
$45.00
P.
S.
Barllett,
17
jewels
Regular,
17
Jewels.
1
I
$24.00
15
jewels
$18.50
7
jewels
$11.50
This
is
the
regular
men's
siie.
If
interested
wo
are
glad
fo
show
you
other
siies
and
grades.
Tilt
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCN
MINERAL
ACT
Csrtlticat
of
Improvsmsnts.
Wsnn
Fractional
Nu.
f.
Anrox
and
Jua
nlta
Mineral
Claims,
situate
in
Uie
Atlln
Mining
Division
or
the
t'jisslir
DHtrlct,
about
one
mile
tip
stream
from
the
houth
ef
Wsnn
River,
'
'
TAKE
NOTICE
that
The
Engineer
Gold
Mines
Ltd.,
Inc.,
Free
.Miner's
Cerllftrste
No.
7Jn,
Intend,
slty
days
from
the
uair
m'rvtii
,ia
spmy
to
ine
.miiiiiis
roriler
for
a
Certificate
of
Impreveiiienn,
fur
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Grant
or
the
shove
claim.
And
further
late
notlc
that
action,
an
dor
Section
85,
must
be
miiiiuenred
before
tne
issue
of
such
Certificate
ot
improve,
nienla.
mTEn
this
tit
day
of
September,
A.D,
'
n.
McU
FRASER.
Agent.
I
Ford
Trucks
and
Tractors
8EE
THE
NEW
MODELS
ON
DISPLAY
AT
OUR
SALESROOM,
THIRD
AVENUE
EAST
VK
CAIIMY
A
LAIIOK
STOCK
OF
P.BXUIN'E
FOIU)
PARTS
FOI1
OAKS,
-jTMUjtiKH
AMJ
THACTORS
WE
HAVE
SEVERAL
USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
AT
VERY
ATTRACTIVE
PRICES
NEW
CAR
PRICE8:
'
liiiiaIout
..,
1381.00
Tudor
Sedan
700.00
Sport
Jluaditer
080.00
Fordor
Sedan
831.00
Touring
002.00
Light
IWivery
502,00
Coupe
751.00
Truck
..,,.,
581.00
These
prices
include
freight,
taxes,
self
starter
and
balloon
tires
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
Call
or
telephone
for
demonstration
or
driving
lessons.
-
Netlct
of
Intention
to
Apply
U
Less
Land
in
rrmee
Hupert
Land
Recordlnr
D'
trlct
of
future
4.-
Coast
Land
District,
and
iliusr
on
I'Kiitr
Island.
der
(he
:nent
INCRAL
ACT
Ctrtlf
leato
of
Improvoanoat.
Browiitp
No.
i
'Mineral
tlsun.
sttuaie
m
the
Allin
Mmmr
Divlio
ot
tn
Cislr
District,-
en
Wann
River,
adjoining
and,
to
tbe
south
or
Brownie
No.
4
M.C.
TAkt
MOTKR
Ihst
I.
James
B.-
KersbiW.
Tree
Mlrtt-r's
Cerliflcale
.
&J,
rntend.
I
Land
In
Stlklne
Dlvnion.
Csssis.,
Land
Recordlnr
Olstrirt
of
Casslar.
and
situate
at
Grand
Rapid,
on
tbe
Stlkra
Atver
and
to
the
west
of
Surveyed
Lot
No.
47t.
TtkF.
NiVTICB
that
l.
Walter
Seotl
Simpson,
or
Te"rraTh
Creek.
B.
C
eeralkn.
Rancher,
intends
to
sppty
ror
a
lease
of
the
fniinwitir
described
unda:
Cojiunenrlnr
at
a
post
planted
n
the
N'orUiKrtt
rnrntr
of
Lot
470.
thenre
South
40
chains;
thenre
West
10
chains';
thrnct)
Xxm
la
chains;
tnenre
cast
lu
mains,
and
ronulnlns-
forty
acres,
more
or
less,
WALTER
SCUTT
SIMPS":.
S-PTitlcsnL
WATER
NOTICE
Diversion
and
Us
aitilrrsa'u
Wraarell.
Alaska,
si
Ml
Tefetrapk
l.rrek,
n.
win
apnl.w
rir'
a
(license
in
tike
and
use
S.dtfO
miner's
im
lics.tlow
of
tvster
out
or
Bucks
oulrh:
-which
riows
eastrrlv
Into.
Hesse
Crei-k.
The
water
wiB
ke
diverted
rrora
the
stream
at
a
Mlnt
about
tuu
miles
iid
the
stream
from
Its
ninntll
lain
fwase
Creek
and
IW
le
used
for
hjiksulh
nilnlnt
purjse
upon
benrh
rhtrer
rlalriH
known
and
described
as
lease'
Nn.
IvU
ami
111.
This
iwillre
i
MMteil
n
Ine
rnmnt
on
th
tJrd
day
of
loir
isaa
'
A
ropy
of
Hit's
lmtlre
and
an
awlh-tilon
rmrsiiant
thrrrlo
and
to
the
"Water
Art.
lull,"
will
lie
Med
In
tr
orfKe
of
the
Water
neennler
at
Telerraph
Creek,
nhjcctlons
to
the
aptillratlon
may
be
tlhsl
with
the
MM
Water
'Recorder
or
ltn
thv
Onmntrorter
of
"
Water
lUrhl.
ratiianieni
puiionifs.
victoria,
n
i.
within
tMrty
day
after
the
rirst
arpeanmce
ot
this
notice
In
the
local
newspaper.
The
iWte
or
thejirst
publlcatlgn
of
this
notice
U
September
nth,
im.
'
,l
Phones
83
and
93
BRITISH
COLUMBI
A
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
THE
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1825.
Uas
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Gold,
$77,603,045;
Lode
Gold,
$122,808,-WJ;
Silver;
$74,111,307;
Lead,
$89,218,907;
Coprr,
$107,6,2,0.7;
zinc,
$30,925,047;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$1,'594,387;
Coal
and
Coke,
273,0.8,053;
Building
Sttfn'e,
Hriek,
Cement,
etc.,
$14,005,886;
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
the
end
of
105
show
an
v
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,628
-Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1925,
$$1,492,242
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
rrlore
.
liberal
and
IM
'ees
lower
(thin
those
of
any
other
Province
jn
the
Dominionor
any
colony
in
the
British
Empiri
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
ibr
nominal
feesT"
T
1
$J
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
is
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information,
together
with
Mining
He
ports
and
Maps,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.B.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
ha-,
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
to
such
Ve-porls.
They
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mine?,
Victoria,
B.C..
Reports
covering
each
of
the
six
Mineral
Surrey
Districts
are
published
separately,
and
are
available
on
application.
Reports
of
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,
Winch
Building,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
valuable
sources
of
New
Prices
Waltham
Watches
These
are
the
new
reduced
prices
for
movements
which
can
be
filled
into
any
Case
desired.
-.
Vaniruard,.
53
jewels
$58.00
'
f
Cre6nt2.
jewels;.
$50.00
UtftD
ACT
MINERAL
ACT
worUflcat
'
Improvomsnta.
Bmwnte
No.
1
Loi
soil.
Mlnersl
Claim,
i
.nuaie
in
in
.111n
.mninir
uitiskjq
ui
iuc
TAkt
aoticc.
inst
j.
b.
Francis,
oi
casslar
District,
on
tne
west
'
Arm
or
t
Ponoka.
Alberta,
occupation
Minister,-
nv
mm
Arm.
about
three
quarter'
of
a
mile
tends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
f
ollowtng
I
up
iireain
rrm
the
mouth
or
Wann
Rlverv
Jerrllied
JandJ:
.
t
TAkE
.OTK.E
that
I.
Charles
E.
Ollmore.
Cumiiienclnr
at
a
PJM
piaoted
at
trie
Free
Minor
s
Certltlrate
Mo.
8974J,
intend.
Xortli
WW
end
of
Passage
Island.
neartttr
davs
from
the
date
hereof,
to
apply.
Coast
TrlinmlatloD
sta,
lilt;
tbenceiu,-
uie
Vininr
Rerurder
for
a
Cdrtiricate
around
the
Island
at
htrb
water
mark
snl
,if
improvements,
for
the
purpois
of
b-ronuinlnir
tcvo
arrex,
more
or:les.
iialnln
a
Crown
Oram,
of
the
shove
claim.
JOSEPH
BR1TLA.1D
FRANCIS.
I
And
rurther
taken
notice
ttut
action,
'uae
Ilth.
Ittft.
AppllcsnL
(
under
sectlun
8S,
must,
be
ronimenced
be
rore
Ine
issue
or
surn
certiliraie
oi
improvements.
.
fi
DATED
this
lit
day
of
September,
t
;A.D.
H.
MeX
FRA3ri,
Agents
Units
.'LAN6
ACf.
1
ritsntlon
to
Apply
to
Losso
Land.
.
lu
.
ii
.
Henirdtng
pismct-
or
rrinr
Rnpe.
and
situate
on
north
shore
of
an
I
nn.?u
Day
nu
?ouin.
rsi
t.uai
i
."KJlwISLfS
"
"lto
et.mm.
Bluff
v
.M
iaa
sV
wi
sv
ova
w
.
wdHiivain,,.
(ji
jm
as
ln
$22.75
of
improvttfteftt.
for.th
PBrppse
of
.ob-'
n
.
,nTirtt
,h,f
p
nouaw
.
of
Lowe
Minnie
a
rani
or
ine
aixwe
cisna.
:
-
i
.
;
j"r
n,i,r.h
rvumhKia
..
n,1
nd
furtlier
rurllir
lakeTMIce
like
nntw
ileal
that
x-lhSi
.cth...
un-
iin.
Jl'
niit,-
I
Jl.Vir
vlnee
of
BrUisD
.Tnds
Coiniwa.
io
occu-
VM
KiSV
WifCro??
&
3&
3W
issue
or
kd
wriineaw
r
rmprovo-.
-lg
lh
C(mt-x
at
t
Pntert
on
.nlilure
n
a
nnnanied
hav
en.
the
sou
lb
-
DATED
this
..,.
...
1st
day
of
j...
September.
-
-
-AJB,
ISIt.
.
H,
wry.
FRAStB.
Atent.
LANS
ACT.
Notlc
of
latsntlo
t
Apnfy
t
L
vest
t'M.t
ft
l'lii
Island,
about
one
mile
east
bt
a.ttft
foli.t-
thenre
north
twenty
chains;
ience
east
twenty
rbains;
Mience
nun
twenty
mains,
more
or
iei.
to
wimn
nr..
(i
.
.
Ik,...
,itlnnin.
HI
h
rate
nairi
.w.iK,
........
niark
westerly
to
point
of
commencement,
and
rnnialnlnr
elrbty
seres,
more
or
les
ciATKn
jury
lou,
ivs.
.
.
E.
ROUSSEAU,
npllcant.
MINERAL
ACT.
Osrllfkat
of
hvrprovRiU
s
pen
take
No.
4.
;SweeoUk
Ho.
t
rracllonsl
and
Sweepsuke
Noc;
Frse-lUHial
Mineral
Claims,
situate
tit
the
Atlln
Minlnfr
Pivtston
of
cassiar
nistrtrt.
wnere
iocaica:-rt.asi
sine
oi.
issu
nrin.
Hear
SheT
Creek.
-
TAKK
wince
inat
iieamsia
symes,
barrister,
and
solicitor,
of
.40
West
l'rn
-r
St..
Vsniiwver.
British
Columbia,
art.-hir
a
airent
Tor
Sweepstakes
MlBin
Corporation
Free
Miner
Crrtlflrptej
No,
I513H,
inn-mi.
amy
nay
a
imm'iiie
uaie
hereof.
t
sppllr
tn
th
MlnlnrUterontef
fur
Ci-rtlflraies
r.
huimveiiienMl
for
In
purpose
ut
iiutaininr
trowa
ijicania
oi
the
sn-W
clslota.
',
Jt
.ANn
nnTiitn
take
Niniraathat
aej
tU.u
atuler
serlitiH
HI
ltiut
be-ewhiiaM-iired
liefore
the
Issue
f
MifU
cerlifiratM
of
Inmrnvemrnls.
HVTFD
thlsrtlt
day
of
Seplrmber,
A.D.
TIrIBCR
SALE
XSM3
fi,.L.
Kill
h.
MMlfirf
111,
ttWI
Mlnlaler
of
Lands
txit
later
Itian
nn
on
the
ssih
day
lit
Sepinnber,
lift,
fur
tb
i.uri
oe
ui
License
XMol.
to
rut
lt.l
lrneil
fret
rf
t'eiiar
fcifs
a
nil
pilms
on
sn
srea
atijotmnir
iw
Mil
iwr
iiu,
rer
VIImhi
Bay,
S
mile
West
of
I'lVrt
Clenienll,
Otieen
Charlitte
Islands
Uml
Matrlrt.
Three
(S)
vrars
will
be
snowed
for
re
movsl
of
timtier.
,
,
runner
narlirular
of
Hie
Chief
rore.
ter,
Virtorla
H.-
c.r-
or
'MUrlrl
forester.
II.
D.
KYLE,
Applicant.
I'rlm-t
Hupert.
B.
C