SITUATION
IX
CHINA.
That
the
situation
at
Shangha'I
is
critical
goes
withoout
saying.
If
it
is
true
that
the
safety
of
the
international
settlement
now
"
,
ave
esponeo
911,UUU.UUU
worth'cr
leas
stuff
this
grade
for
whatever
la
of
goods
In
1925,
-and
$1,269,000,000
worth
in
192G,
implies
a
tremen-i
offered
for
,t
Tgurlng
geS"he!r
dous
productivity
per
capita.
Canada
is
now
the
leader
in
the
pro-i
profits
out
or
the
higher
grades
of
duction
of
newsprint,
asbestos,
nickel,
cobalt,
and
salmon,
and
furwch
there
is
a
much
larger
percentage
nishes
the
world's
largest
exportable
wheat
supplies.
Since
Canada
tth,n
u
tmabie
from
the
timber
of
also
stands
second
In
the
per
capita
number
of
telephones
In
use
anditnl
dutr,ct-
especially
in
the
interior,
in
the
production
of
automobiles
and
lumber;
third
in
gold
and
silver
!DUrln
vMt
Mr
th'r
h"
ba
production;
seventh
in
.teel
production
and
fenth
in
that
of
coal
Ter)r
Mtit
,umber
""'PP"
to
tne
et-it
is
evident
that
the
prevailing
prosperity
is
dependent
"
upon
"
aV?
mrk"
win
!
""T
eOBPeMUon
healthy
condition
in
manv
indn.trfe.
V.h
;
."
ih're
,r"ht
expansion
in
some
single
1
'"
ZLmZTL
X
i"
.
.
.Competition
being
keener
on
account
tui.
:j
j
This
rapid
doelopment
of
the
natural
resources
of
the
country
j
of
slackness
m
the
export
bustnes.
from
...Uv...6
"ircau
iiitcsiiiieiu
iiueresc
ana
nas
resulted
in
thejeoast
mills.
Business
with
the
Cana
investment
of
about
five
and
one-half
billion
dollars
from
foreign
'
prairies
has
dropped
away
con
numi.es.
ui
mis
amount,
about
tnree
billion
has
come
from
the
!1lerbiy
since
about
June.
There
United
States
and
two
-billion
from
Great
Britain.
The
major
Items
!eem
10
P'nty
of
competition
with
of
British
investment
have
been
public
securities,
railway,
mortgage
VtTJ
,m"
bU4lnea
oaring.
Op
until
uunnii.K
mm
insurance
securities,
while
a
large
proportion
of
money
'
c
-
frnr,.
Ik.
oi.t
t.--
?
.
"'""c'
I
reasonable
nrofit
profit
remained
remalnl
aftr
after
1
......
.lcu
oimcs
nas
oeen
invesiea
in
mining,
forestry
andthe.r
fr,i,ht
manufacturing
One
result
of
this
conservative
policy
on
the
parti".,
V
me
uhubii
unesior
nas
Deen
mat
ne
nas
received
a
much
lower
return
on
his
Investment
than
that
which
has
accrued
to
the
investor
from
the
United
States,
who
has
been
more
directly
interested
in
primary
production.
In
1925,
the
products
of
Canadian
mines
had
a
value
of
two
hundred
and
twenty-five
million
dollars;
in
192G,
the
value
ajrgre-guted
two
hundred
and
forty-two
million
dollars
a
new
record.
Besides
the
Important
minerals
mentioned
above,
there
are
also
Jnv
portant
mines
of
zinc,
talc,
feldspar,
mica
and
graphite.
Perhaps
the
jnost
important
developments
of
the
past
year
have
been
ihe
ex-ploration
of
twenty
oil
fields
in
the
West,
resultinK
in
the
location
of
:a
number
of
larire
producing
wells
in
Alberta;
the
discovery
of
promising
deposits
of
gold
in
the
Red
Lake
area,
and
of
gold,
ilnc
and
copper
In
the
Rouyn
The
area.
construction
of
a
smelter
Is
now
under
way
at'
Rouyn,
and
this
year,
tin
and
antimony
are
bein
refined
at
Trail.
In
hi
annual
sneeeh.
Sir
tler,ort
iti
of
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
said
"Although
the
mineral
Industry
!p!!
paid
s
third
in
importance
In
Canada,
the
greater
part
of
our
land
area1
Id
jet
unprospectea
ana
only
sufficiently
explored
as
to
indicate
In
&
general
way
Its
main
geological
features
and
prospective
mineral
wea
th.
With
technical
prospecting
reaching
further
and
fur-ther
afield,
and
utilizing
the
latest
scientific
apparatus
(in
the
way
of
aeroplanes
for
transportation
and
electrical
methods
for
prospecting),
I
feel
that
the
development
of
the
mining
Industry
will
be
the
outstanding
feature
of
the
next
decade."
"wf,
MALKINS
',
a
ths
toll
waa
deducted.
Sev-
mllls
In
the
Interior
re
celved
some
good
orders
from
the
Can
idlan
National
Railway
for
cedar
tun-
ters
that
were
used
for
Icrlbblng.
In
summing
up
geneial
conditions
111
the
lumber
Industry
tn
this
district
during
the
pasct
year,
we
find
that
the
mill
men
had
a
very
hard
time,
several
closing
down,
others
going
Into
liquida
tion
and
the
few
that
continued
to
Operate
did
so
under
very
adverse
con
dltlona
and,
'as
a
result,
nobody
made
eny
money
and
most
of
thent
lost
money.
.
Cost
of
logs
at
mill
was
proximately
18
00
per
thousand,
not
Including
rtumpage
and
royalty.
On
the
Queen
.Charlotte
bland
common
labor,
was
45c
per
hour
while
interior
mllla
40c
per
hour.
IIF.WX
TIK
IMll
sTKV
A
wholesale
reduction
qf
hewn
tie
contracts
has
taken
place
since
1924
In
which
year
1.100.000
ties
were
shipped.
j
-
-
icuum
14,
oiaiaw
in
iv
id
ana
to
S44,ooo
in
1928.
Operators
were
further
handicapped
on
account
of
weather
conditions,
lack
of
snow
making
the
haul
difficult.
A
new
feature
waa
the
letting
of
direct
contracts
of
1000
2000
ties
direct
to
settlers
at
a
price
01
c
per
tie.
less
than
to
Urge
con-tractora.
Tie
prices
f.o.b,
cars
In
year
1928
were
87c.
57c,
and
35c
for
No.
1,
2
nd
3
respectively
and
6c
less
on
the
settlers1
contracts.
This
vear's
hlihl
jprleea
are
65c.
65c
and
30c
respectively.
run
contract
figures
for
1927
art.
not
yet
to
hand
but
they
will
approximate
IS2S
figures.
scale
of
M48.135
lineal
feet
In
cedar
poles
and
piling
as
against
2.584..!
l02
lineal
ftt
for
1926
was
recorded.;
uiuinrts
is
reported
as
fajr
I
with
prices
aomewRat
lower
than,
last
,r.
rracucauy
ail
aniprnenu
werei
made
by
the
Hanson
Lumber
&
"Timber
!
Company
of
Bmltheri,
The
j;
if,
Baxter
Co.
operated
their
first
camp
In,
m.Mtii
iniei
ana,
to
date,
have
h!p
ped
two
carnoea
of
approximately
330,
000
lineal
fet
export
to
the
United
States.
Further
shipments
wUl
take
place
regularly.
IIAHINK
l-HOVINTIAI,
KOIIK.KT
Two
parties
were
engaged
throughout
the
summer
of
1928
In
the
recently
created
Babtne
Provincial
Forest.
One
party
was
engaged
In
mapping
and
tlm-
It-n
SHE
DAILY
Ntiv73
FAGS
TWO
1
ISprains
Strains
Bruises!
I
ForSnraini
and
Strain,
rub
with
Painkiller
every
twohoursuntil
pain
I
i
subsides.
Keep
injured
part
at
rest
Then
wrap
bandapre
soaked
in
I
I
Painkiller
around
affected
part;:
cover,
with
Jry
dotb.
Renew
twice
I
daily
until
welU
For
Uruj
rauiebised
part
if
(potable.
Apply
first,
clotha
wrung
but
in.lce-cblU
water:
change
often
to
keep
cold.
I
Then
wrap
with
bandage
soaked
In
Painkiller.
'
I
'
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k
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ng
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York
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Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
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Dally
News,
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Avenue.
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Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION.
Thursday,
March
10,
1927
Annual
Report
of
District
Forester
Tells
of
Timber
Industry
in
This
Vicinity
says'
The
year
192(5
was
normal
1n
the
Prince
Rupert
District,
me
annual
report
01
a.
c,
Alien,
uisinci
luresier.
m
uuvv
was
shown
in
saw
log
scale
which:
was
offset
by
a
decrease
in
the
minor
forest
products,
poles
and
ties,
giving
a
total
scale
of
approximately
the
same
as
in
1925.
The
Pacific
Mills
plant
at
Ocean
Falls
was
the
only
pulp
and
baner
mill
operative.
The
Swanson
Ray
(Whalen
Pulp
and
Paper
Mills)
has
not
yet
been
re-opened
under
the
new
management
and
i!(g
rapidly
deteriorating.
There
is
much
talk
of
the
entire
dismantling
of
this,
plant
and
rebuilding
on
a
-
r-
modem
scale,
.
ter
cruising.
.
The
other
waa
employed
The
logging
ang
milling
Industrie
tn
maktng
a
soll
,Urvey
with
a
view
to
throughout
the
district
have
suffered
determining
those
portlona
of
the
area
from
lack
of
profitable
market
during
,dtptfd
to
agriculture
as
distinct
from
the
past
year.
This
applies
more
es-
puPe
torMt
land
Mucn
rgju,bl
data
prclally
to
the
lumber
Industry.
There
obtained
and
It
s
proposed
to
eon-are
20
mills
located
In
the
district,
of
Unue
mt)rlt
durtng
the
summer
of
which
13
were
operative
and
7
were
J9j7
closed
all
year.
There
were
also
13
A
rough
reconnaissance
waa
also
made
portable
and
semi-portable
mills
operat-
ef
tl!e
uppr
KlUutckalum
Valley
and
lng
spasmodically.
,ne
country
drained
by
the
Kltsum.
How
mills
orriiATKO
kaIum
Rlver
,nd
,
tributaries
.
The
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Mills'
large
I'HODI
CTION
TAIIl.KH
mill
at
Prince
Rupert
was
destroyed
by
sawlogs.
P.BJJ.
"
138.480.dl5
fire
tn
November
1925.
and
as
yet.
has
Mtt
tnt
pUlng
,ne4
feet
1,846.185
not
been
rebuilt.
The
site
has
been
Hewn
Tln
.pice.,
.......
544.823
cleared
for
what
la
said
o
be
new
cordwocd.
ahlnglebolta.
&r
mill
to
be
constructed
this
year
by
the
(cords!
8
600
(owners
of
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Com-
ToU
Kir
tM
,.r
converted
to
pany.
which
new
mill
may
gradually
board
foot
-measure
170.747421
P.BM.
take
over
the
production
of
their
pre-(
i:i-OKT
I
HOM
PKTKICT.
1016
sent
mm
at
ueorgetown.
j
Sawlogs
Poles
Si
Pll-
Ties
At
Port
Clements
the
old
Lynch
mill
,
jinJt.
Pieces
was
taken
over,
reconditioned
and
oper-
xq
.
.
8.435
883,945
depends
primarily
on
the
foreign
forces
there,
it
is
also
true
that
'tei
aince
spring
by
the
Canadian
j0
e.
Crud
saajas
the
safety
of
the
Chinese
citizenrv
will
be
best
assured
if
tli
rn.dLumber
Y,rd5
Ltd-
Thl
mU1
cl08d
637410
447.Mii
tonese
are
prompt
in
capturing
the
city,
fciZ
JZ'Z
in
ln
"
r0"1
Mport
478
473
4"'MS
dlcatlona
when
It
will
'
"
reopen.
(
tit
.1.
,
1
.
,
,
ToUi
esumted
value
F.O.B.
cart.
ii
is
ueiieteu
me-ioreipn
troops
now
in
snanghai
are
adequate
Another
closure
was
that
or
the
sitna
489,iC900.
to
preserve
order
In
the
foreign
section
but
"if
not
there
are
thous-'
8pruce
um
Qu"n
Charlotte
cyy.'
sukx
or
oimvx
timiikh
ands
more
approaching
on
ships
a
few
days
distant
from
the
citv
ifontrolled
D
"
SuoUM"
Aitertaj
No.
of
s,,
15a
it
a
1
i
.
.
LiimMr
uo.
inn
wnir.n
ntui
onrfttan
o
.
w
Kiuicutci,
me
inuiese
ining
wnnin
me
loreign
concessions
are
strongly
on
the
side
of
peace
between
the
native
factions
and
between
China
and
the
outside
world.
But
the
foreign
troops,
including
those
China-bound,
could
not
hope
to
maintain
peace
within
the
huge
native
city,
nor
halt
the
advance
of
the
nationalist
army.
Whether
the
situation
will
result
in
disaster
or
merely
acote
tension
and
minor
"incidents"
will
in
larire
part
denend
on
whether
"
1
ww
1
.v.
111
ooi.tvu
steadily
since
the
spring
of
1925.
Pelet
,nd
paiD
tt...
Wi8.90J
The
Skeena
Lumber
Co
operating
thelxics,
piece
..;
231,000
mill
at
D.k
closed
down
pending
re-;
Toul
estimated
revenue
from
timber
adjustment
of
the
company's
aCalra,iltiM
$330,500.
while
fire
destroyed
the
Canada
Pro-
Jucts
mill
near
Usk
in
October.
The
Lakeue
mill
at
Amsbury.
now
nationalists
and
foreigners
agree
to
co-operate
in
the
preservation'
coatrc,led
br
"ttie
sz
Watt
of
fe
and
nronertv.
The
irmvest
Hnn.ror
U
u-
..Terrace,
reopened
during
the
summer
a
v
"
o-
w
S4j
a
A
lilUtUUI
litl
1
1
C(4
developed
by
the
intolerable
arrogance
of
the
settlement
and
the
arrogant
intolerance
of
the
nationalist
extremists.
CANADA'S
TREMENDOUS
PER
CAPITA
PRODUCTION.
During
the
fast
two
years,
Canadian
agriculture,
mining,
fishing,
manufacture
and
transportation
have
been
exnerienrlnir
n
fun.
damental
prosperity
which
indicates
an
insistent
"
world
demand
for
:
for
reconditioning
and
commercial
sawing
has
just
recently
been
started.
ICKASOV
tOIC
l)i:i'ltlIO
,
The
principal
reason
for
the
depression
la
over-production
of
the
class
and
j
grade
of
lumber
obtainable
In
this
dls-
j
trlct.
A
very
large
percentage
of
the
lumber
nroduced
bv
th
mill
in
thta
-DEAF
SINCE
HE
WAS
CHILD;
HEARS
M'UETAKY
OF
I.ETlltlftllXiK
M
IIOOI.
isoAicii
t
SAin.t
to
.went
at
IOIC
"IIK.C'I.K."
dUtrlct
doe.
not
grade
above
o.
I-L
.
M,!5l
""
'
ih
xari.A
MJf)
r
r.:
r
.
.i!
rT
Jcommon
with
the
result
that
the
oner-
u'
"
"T
oanc-
,,,uus
ine
uanK
01
'"w
to
nU
wk-
nwood.
y.:
:'a
x
j::
,
.r
"'r'
.tor.
are
to
.
S.:-
.
0
l.
1-
r
tnTnZlne'wh'o
reury
treasurer
of
the
public
school
board
of
this
city,
has
regained
hit
hearing.
Mr.
Fleetwood
ta
unable
to
account
for
the
"miracle"
aa
he
characterised
11
As
a
matter
offset,
he
admitted,
he
it
not
seriously
trying
to
discover
the
came,
for
he
la
too
elated
In
harlne
recovered
his
auditory
powers
and
Is
srylng
to
"catch
up-
with
those
things
if
which
he
baa
been
deprived
In
the
past
as
a
result
of
his
disability.
He
can
now
listen
to
ordinary
con
vernation,
without
asking
the
apeakar
to
shout
Into
an
ear
phone.
It
came
about
very
suddenly
according
to
Mr.
Fleet
wood.
He
waa
"walking
along
with
his
wife
when
auddenly
he
felt
an
acute
.irritation
In
his
ears.
These
sensations
same
spasmodically
and
finally
the
member
cleared
up
and
he
heard
every-'blcg
going
on
about
him.
Medical
men
ire
unable
to
explain
the
sudden
change.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
Mtiirn
ii,
ii7
Mrs,
Mcihtosh.Onother;
r
Mrs.
W
D
Vance,
who
has
been
Visiting
In
the
city,
has
returned
to-her
home
In
'
A.
ft.
Neale
has
resigned
aa
assistant
hortlcultutist
id
'.the
i
department
of
agriculture
and
will
be
leaving
Prince
3
u
pert
shortly.
A
society
named
the
Serbian
National
Defence
League
.of
Prlhce
Rupert
has
ceen
organized.
M.
Albert
has
.returned
to
Vancouver
from
Yokohama,
having
found
it
im
possible
to
enter
Russia
at
present.
There
was
a
ahorUie
of
fish
cars
yesterday
and
four
boats
cleared
for
Seattle.
.
Being
unable
td
dlapoae
of
60
lona
of
herring
which
he
brought
to
the
city
ysterday.
Alex
Smith
waa
obliged
to
dump
them
into
the
harbor.
Bert
Pearce.
a
well
known
local
boy.
who
saw
service
In
Prance,
returned
NeiyJous
fleadachg
ML'
mfSr1
Sk"
tUSIeverdidaCiipof
Coffee
taste
asgood
as
this.
.
.
.
Such
a
remark
Is
a.
tribute
to
ony
hostrss
but
It
is
deserved
hen
coffee
Is
served
with
Eagle
Urond
Condensed
Milk
instead
of
creum
and
sugar.
Eagle
Brand
improves
the
finest
cup
of
coffee,
gives
it
a
richer
"body,"
a
delicious
mellow
flavour,
a
tempting
golden
color.
Eagle
Brand
is
pure
creamy
milk,
thoroughly
blended
with
granulated
sugar.
It
is
not
only
more
satisfactory
in
coffee
than
ordinary
cream,
or
top-milk,
ond
sugar,
but
more
economical,
as
well.
It
keeps
perfectly
in
the
open
tin
until
used.
Your
grocer
can
supply
you.
3cntten
home
on
the
Frlnceaa
Maqulnna
last
evening.
No
man
la
old
until
be
needs
a
shave
about
half
the
time
'
N'AVKtAiJl.K
WATER
IMIOTEC-TION
ACT.
It.a.C.
l'llrTi:M
US.
MASStTT
CANNEHS.
LIMITF.fa
hereby
LAND
ACT
NOTK'K
(r
INTvnflV
TO
APPI.V
TO
T
I.KASK
l.N
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dls-trlct,
and
situate
at
Huston
Inlet.
Queen
Charlotte
tlndv
'
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Robert
M.
r.rrl
of
Vancouver,
110,
occupation
fih
packer.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
northeast
corner
about
IvOOO
feet
westerly
from
miners'
cabins
at
head
of
Huston
Inlet:
thence
wtrt
,
tuauia.
incuts
auuineny
SDOUl
12
Chains'
thence
easterly
20
chalna:
thence
nor-therly
about
12
chains,
and
containing
24
acres,
more
or
Una.
ROBERT
M,
CURR1E.
Aonllrant
LAND
ACT
.Skeena
Und
Dlstrict."Dlstrict
of
Queen
wu"
Chsrlotte
Islsnds.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
sixty
days
after
date,
1
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Ch
ef
Commissioner
of
Lands
for
a
licence
to
prospect
for
coal
and
petroleum
over
040
acres
of
land
bounded
as
follows-
Commencing
at
a
pot
planted
at
the
southwest
corner
nf
Section
30,
Town"
"J'P
3.
Oraham
Island,
and
marked
"AJ.O.'a
southwest
nnrnaa".
.
...1
80
chalna:
thence
north
80
chains:
thenca
nn?-.C-?,n,i
tn'nCe
,0Uth
80
f
?
P?1"'0'
commencement,
balng
Sec
tlon
38,
Township
8,
Oraham
Island.
B
O
A.
J.
OORDON,
Dated
Dacembet
17.
1938.
pt("'
laANI)
ACT
NOTirr.
or
inttatio
to
.vrrtr
ti
TU
I.HE
UMI
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
DUtrlct
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
on
the
north
shore
of
Crescent
Inlsi.
Moresby
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
islands,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
and
being
about
one
and
a
half
mltea
from
the
head
of
the
Inlet
TAKE
NOTICE
that
James
field,
of
lve
notice
that
It
has.
under'
Section
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
occupation
Marine
seven
or
said
Act.
derxMited
with
the
uroxer.
intends
to
aopiv
for
Minuter
of
Public
Works
at
Ottawa,
and
the
following
described
lands
at
the
office
of
the
District
Rerutrar
of
Commencing
at
a
post,
planted
on
the
the
Land
Registry
District
of
Prince
north
shore
of
Crescent
Inlet,
about
Rupert,
at
Prince
RuDert.
B.C.
a
de-
one
and
a
half
miles
from
the
head
of
the
icxiptlon
of
the
site
and
plana
of
tlie
Inlet:
thence
northwesterly
30
chains;
,
v-uiii
'harf
and
ana
pier
proposed
to
be
built
On
thence
southwesterly
20
chains:
thence
tie
Uitwtt
Indian
Reserve.
Number
southeaauriy
30
chains;
thence
north.
One,
on
Oraham
British
Columbia.
Island,
Province
of
easterly
20
chains,
and
containing
forty
AND
take
notice
that
after
tr
ex
piration
of
cne
month
from
date
of
the
irst
puDiication
of
this
notice.
Mauett
banners
Limited
will,
under
Section
Seven
of
aald
Act.
apply
to
the
Minister
it
ruonc
worxa
at
nia
onire
in
tpe
Olty
of
Ottawa,
for
approval
of
lte
and
plana,
and
for
leave
to
construct
aald
wharf
and
pier.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert
this
58th
t.ay
of
February.,
1927.
MAB&ETT
CANKERS.
LIMITED,
Dv
Its
solicitors,
Willlsms.
Msnaon
A
Oonrales
.NOTICE
Under
and
bv
virtue
of
the
nrmrlalana
of
Section
28
of
the
"Mineral
Act,"
no
tice
la
hereby
given
Messrs.
Malcolm
cmytn.
camuna
Lanei.
Harold
IIanen
snti
Albert
Moore,
that
there
H
.
owlwt
a
me
unoersignea
lor
Assessment
work
:erformed
on
the
Camilla
rirmin
rf
iiinrrai
uiimi,
i-nncesa
Koyai
iiiaod,
Skeena
Mining
Division,
the
sum
of
4193.
88,
and
that
unless
aald
person
pay
their
proportionate
shsre
of
th
mat
eif
such
Assessment,
together
with
all
coats
of
advertising,
eta.
to
the
undersigned
i
Dutedaie.
B.C..
on
or
before
May
12,
1027,
application
Will
be
marl
tn
(ha
Oold
Commissioner.
Prince
Rupert,
B
C
,
w
uac
winr
injjrcwY
interesu
in
the
herein
mentioned
Mlnlns
rirmm
r
Mineral
Claims
vested
In
the
DAVID
CORDILLA.
JACOB
KOAKt.
acres,
more
or
iCM.
JAMES
FIELD.
Applicant
Dated
November
17.
MlNEHAIa
ACT
rruTirictTn
or
iMrnnvKMrATH
Mirier.
Juanlta.
At
yox.
Oranby.
Alamo,
ttdeo.
Pinto,
Wnn
Practhinal
No.
3.
and
Monte
factions!
M'nersl
Claims,
situate
In
the
Miin
Mining
Dlvblon
of
Caaaiar
Dls-.net.
Where
located
On
Wann
River,
Taku
Arm
of
Taglah
Lake.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I,
Charles
V.
Bob.
Free
Mnerl
Certificate
No.
BMm,
intend,
alxty
days
from
the
date
hereof
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
a
Certificate
of
Improvements,
for
the
pur.
.ioe
of
obtaining
a
Crown
a
rant
ot
the
stove
claim.
And
further
take
notice
that
action,
inder
section
8(1.
must
be
commenced
oefort
;he
Issue
of
such
Certificate
ot
improvements.
Dated
thla
lit
day
of
January,
AD
.
II.
McN,
PR
ASK
It,
Assnt.
1827
I.ANO
ACT.
xotici:
eir
iNTeATiov
to
aiti.v
to
n
it(
iir
umi
TAKE
NOTICE
TO
AT
I.
Arthur
llobert-
son.
Msuett.
BC.
occupation
Mlltman.
intend
to
abnlr
for
nrrmlaalnn
tn
nnr.
chase
the
following
described
land:
Commencing
at
nnrthat
n,mr
nl
Lot
IOCS,
Q.C.I.
DUtrlct:
thence
south
fifty
chains;
thence
east
forty
chain:
thence
north
to
shore:
thenr
fnllnwlna
nianwaier
mark
to
point
of
commencr-ment.
containing
one
hundred
acres,
more
or
less.
Located
this
30th
rtiv
of
nfeemher.
tvao,
ARTHUR
ROBERTSON.
"Ut
lh
CUtk
Kltclitn
htlp
You"
Clark's
Pork
!
5
esWtTV
all
Beans
Enjoyed
"V
kc
bv
v
pung
nd
rJJ,
t'erfcctly
cooked,
caiy
to
digest,
nutritious,
economical
and
ready
to
serve.
Tomato,
Chill
ic
rialn
Sauce.
asW'l
I'
w
a
ARk
LlmlltJ
W'M
y
Muntreal.
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