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of
Laws
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'MINMjslV
ACT
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o'rr
the
aft
of
niMrm.
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i
intuit
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nil
waste
lands
of
the
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lands
(hereon
the
mTiejiU.totlier.
than
coil
ere
reserved
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lha
Crown
(nrtitlr
jlcenseei
iwlih
upeclfle
recrv(!onK
for
the
purpose
of
prospect-Jrj
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and
mln-..t:
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tee
to
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rear
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5t00:
if
capitalize
sevond
thu
the
lee
la
ilos
aa.
The
Tree
Miners'
Certlfl-ea.es.ruj
from
date
of,
liaue
and
eipire
on
the.
31it
t
May
neit
afler
Ita
dale
or
ome
aubsmuent
31
t
of
Mar
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ma
ne
obtained
for
-any
part
X
?far
tfrnifnatlht
on
3ljt
of
Mae
for
a
pronortjortatelf
'
leaa-fte.
,
ifree
Miners-Certificates
are
also
applicable
to
the
riaeer
Minim
Act.!-
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CJahaa
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51
M
aer'e.
Beoordini
iei
12.
M
pr
claim.
.Renreienlation:
.Assessment
work
ta
the
extent,
of
tl06.se
must
be
done
each'
year
and
reeorJed
n
or
before
the
annlteraarr
date
f
reeord'of
.the
elalnv
Cash
Ik
the
I'irs
of
SIMM
nay:
MM
I
Urn
of
such
.assessment
work.
Pee
for
rerordlne
assessment
work.
II.
M.
If
'the
required
assessment
work
has
keen
performed
within
the
jeer,
it
not
recorded
within
that
time,
a
free-miner
mar
within
thlrtr
daja
hereafter
record
atich
assessment
work
pnsn
naygnent
of
an
additional
fre
of
ilolW
The
actual
eost
of
the
turret
of
a
mineral
.
claim
to
en
.mount
not
exceeduif
ilMM
mar
alio
He
recordea
at
assessment
work.
As
soon
as
.s.ss
went
work
to
the
eitent
of
IS00
M
lor
es.h
paid
ef
a
like
amoueti
Is
recorded
and
a
surrey
made
i
the
claim,
the
wet
of
sues
claim
la
entitled
to
a
Crown
Grant
on
payment
of
a
fee
nf
lili.M
and
tltlnsT
the
necessarr
notlcea
required
j
the
Aet.
ri.ArCR
MININfi
ACT
Four
types
of
placer
claims:
Creek
difflnis;
bar
dutint:
dry
dlt
fluai:
and
precious
stone
Hsjmrs.
iFor
del
alia
aee
Part
n.
Placer
Mlnlnt
Act.)
Representation:
A
plaeer
claim
must
be
worked
by
the
owner
or
someone
eei
his
behalf
continuously
aa
far
aa
practicable
during
working
hours.
Lay-overs
and
leavea
of
absence
may
be
declared
br
the
nold
Commissioner
under
certain
conditions.
To
hold
plsev
claim
for
more
than
one
.rear
It
must
be
re-recorded
hetore
the
expiration
of
the
record
or
re-rewrd.
:f1aeee
Miaiag
Leasee
Slae
and
method
ef
ataklng,
ete.
ifhty
aerea
m
eitent.
ataked
along
a
"location
lleie
not
more
than
one-half
mil
'it
length
fa
this
line
en
bend
m
change
of
direction
l
permitted.
Where
a
straight
line
la
followed
two
posts
only
are
necesssry.
le..
a
"Initial
post"
and
"final
post."
.
Where
there
is
a
change
of
direction
a
legal
post
must
be
placed
to
mark
the.
point
of
the
said
change
The
leasehold
la
allowed
a
width
not
m
exces
of
e-urter
mile
The
locator
la
reauu-ed
within
thlrtr
daya
after
the
date
of
the
location
to
post
a
notice
In
the
office
of
th
Mining
Recorder
setting
out
the
nitre
of
the
applicant:
the
num-her
o(
bla
free
miners
certificate;
the
date
of
location:
the
number
of
feet
(ring
to
the
tight
and
left
of
the
location
line:
and
the
approximate
area
or
else
of
the
ground.
Dredging
leasee
n
rleera
for
five
miles
below
low-water
mark
are
alao
granted
Fees:
Annual
rental
on
placer
mlnlne
lease.
3a.e:
annual
development
wort
required
t
be
expended.
I2C-0
00;
annual
rental
ea
dredging
lesse.JJ5.00
per
mile
annual
devclenment
work
-equlred
(a
be
expended.
It
000.00
per
mile:
the
value
ol
any
new
nlast
or
machinery
employed
te
count
as'ssoiier
expended
In
dcvelop'rept
Fee
for
recording
certificate
of
work.
IJ.50
Lease
fee
tS.01.
rrvlslealr
Free
Miners'
Certificates,
iriacrl
Act
teartaieat
ef
Mines
Art
Among
other
things,
these
Acta
provide
for
the
staking
and
represent
'n
of
n'aeci
claims
without
payment
of
fees
ann
assistant
t
prospectors
by
free
assart
ota.
a
detailed
synopsis
of
the
above
Acta;
alao
the
-Uinta
Development
Act",
"Mineral
gjurvey
and
Development
Act"-"troa
and
Steel
Bouotles
Act":
ano
"rh6sphtt-mlnU)g
Aet"f
are
available
al
the
Department
of
Mines.
Victoria
Complete
copies
of
the
Acts
may.
be
obtained
froea
tb
ting's
'frlntar,
Victoria.
THE
DAILY
WlWf
Monday,
February
ut
News
of
Northern
Districts
Woman's
Auxiliary
Tea
And
Sale
Was
Successful
Affair
TERRACE,
Feb.
14:
An
Anglican
tea
and
sale
In
the
Orange
Hall
on
Saturday
was
well
patronized.
The
ladles
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
managed
things
well.
There
was
a
bevy
of
pretty
waitresses.
The
receipts
were
Smithers
Hospital
Is
Keeping
Busy
Number
of
Patients
is
Around
Twenty-Three
Most
of
Time
'SMITHERS,
Feb.
14:
The
Sml
thers
Hospital
has
been
a
fairly
busy
place
during
the
past
few
weeks
and
hardly
at
any
time
has
there
been
less
than
twenty
patients
there,
the
number
beinc;
around
twenty-three
most
of
the
time.
The
reputation
of
the
local
hospital
has
been
gradually
extending
since
It
was
built
several
years
ago
and
patients
are
coming
from
farther
afield
continually
to
In-
I
crease
the
number
of
patients
Japan
Resents
Implication
ThatJcah
year.
The
institution
can
She
is
Building
Warships
Over
Treaty
Size
TOKYO,
Feb.
14:
(CP)
Japan
refused
formally
Saturday
night
to
divulge
secrets
.of
her
naval
construction
lii
reply
to
demands
for
Information
by.
Great.
Britain,
United
States
and
France.
juuuhs
note
contended
mai
me
nation
could
not
see
any
logical
I
reason
for
assuming
that
she
was'pVpvn
f
nnrPff
building
warships
beyond
the
Lon-jAjVCV
11
VUllLCI
I
aon
naval
treaty
limit
of
35,000
tons.
KINCOLITH
WHARF
EXTENDED
KINCOLITH.
Feb.
14:
Extension
of
the
wharf
at
Klncolith
ha,
been
completed,-
the
work
being
carried
out
by
the
villagers
then,
selves.
:
ItrTMKNT
Of
handle
fifty
patients
but
has
not
been
tested
to
more
than
half
that
capacity
as
yet.
At
the
last
meeting
of
the
board
of
directors
the
annual
report
was
read
showing
a
very
successful
year.
J.
V.
Turner
as
been
President
of
the
Board
since
the
hospital
was
opened.
Troupe
Put
On
Smithers
Show
SMITHERS,
Feb.
14:
A
variety
concert
troupe
from
Evelyn
Dut
on
a
concert
in
the
Anglican
Hall
at
Smithers
on
Friday
evening
for
the
benefit
of
the
United
Church
of
Smithers.
The
concert
was
well
attended
and
showed
a
great
deal
of
pre-naratlon
on
the
part
of
Mis-
Hoops,
the
school
teacher
at
Eve
lyn.
At
the
close
faf
the
concert
a
f'ne
hand
made-
quilt
wis
auctioned
off
for
the
Ladles"
Guild
of
the
United
Church
and
brought
$G
to
add
to
their
treasury.
Kitwanga
W.
A.
Names
Officers
.Mrs.
Matthias
IJryant
President
of
Native
Women's
Church
Body
KITWANGA.
Feb.
14:
The
Kit
wanga
Woman's
Auxiliary
has
elected
officers
as
follows
for
the
ensuing
ycarf
Honorary
President,
Mrs.
B.
L.
Shearman.
Honorary
Vice-President.
Mrs.
.Flora
Sampare.
President,
Mrs.
Matthias
Bright,
Vice-President,
Mrs.
Tom
Wcget,
First
Treasurer,
Mrs.
Phillip
Ryan.
Second
Treasurer,
Mrs.
Sarah
In-nes.
First
Secretary,
Miss
Dora
Johnson,
Second
Secretary,
Mrs.
Maggie
Johnson.
Committee
Mrs.
Miriam
Washburn,
Mrs.
Mary
Williams,
Mrs.
Edward
Talt,
Mrs.
Richard
Fowler.
Mrs.
Louise
Willtzu,
Mrs.
Charles
Smith,
Mrs.
Irene
Harris,
Mrs.
Sarah
Benson
and
Mrs.
Mary
Harris.
The
Woman's
Auxiliary
lost
three
members
Mrs.
Esther
Sinclair,
Mrs.
Alice
Turner
and
Mrs.
Martha
Sampare
through
death
during
1937.
Two
new
senior
and
eleven
new
Junior
members
have
been
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Block
PHONE
C58
NOTtCi:
TO
(
l(i;lllI(M(S
In
I
he
lOstatf
or
Harry
struck
Kot
ho.ter,
All
pcraoiiH
havliij
claims
agotaat
the,
Estate
of
Harry
Brock
noclicaU-r,
Do-
t.iimju,
iuw
cm
me
city
or
wince
iui-ixrt,
British
Columbia,
who
tflwl
f.t
Victoria,
British
Colmmba
on
tin?
28th
day
ol
July
lim,
nre
required
US
Mnd
the
wune
wlUi
ixu-tlculara
of
security
held,
If
ony,
aiul
terUletl
by
Satutoiy
DiYrlnrattoll,
to
thn
iiiul-r-.t-nvi
cm
fir
before
the
,31st
day
of
March.
1938,
a'-ter
which
tint
tlio
la&vla
of
the
Estate
niujr
bo
distributed
among
the
part'os
entitled
tlwroto
having
regard
only
to
the
claims
of
which
h
under-alTnerl
shall
then
have
notice.
uAifcu
at
Prince
nupert,
British
Columbia,
this-
1st
duy,
of
February.
1938,
iiuniia
A.
ICUUJiCblJilt,
i
Adminlstra.tr!.
Scud
claims
-to
I.Mefisr-.
Brown
Si
jtarvcy
Prince
Rupert,
British
Colum-4,1ft.?$l;:l,'w;
w
ttuiiin-tatetrau-u.
Officers
Of
Church
Army
At
Kitwanga
KITWANGA,
Feb.
14:
The
Church
Army
of
Kitwanga
has
elected
officers
for
the
year
as
follows:
First
Captain,
Edward
Tait.
Second
Captain,
Richard
Fowler.
First
Lieutenant,
George
Moore.
Second
Lieutenant,
Jacob
Fowler.
Third
Lieutenant,
Fred
Johnson.
Sergeant
Major,
Solomon
Bryant.
Color
Sergeant,
James
Fowler.
Treasurer.
James
Ryan.
Committee
Charles
Smith,
Paul
Benson,
James
Fowler
and
Solomon
Bryant.
KINCOLITH
PIONEERS
Charles
Barton
Elected
President
Of
This
Native
Organization
At
Naas
Hivcr
Villa
Re
KINCOLITH,
Feb.
14:--The
Klncolith
Pioneer
Club,
at
Its
an-nual
meeting
with
William
Barton
as
chairman,
elected
officers
for
the
coming
year
as
follows:
Honorary
President.Charles
El
llott.
Honorary
Vice-President,
Con
Nelson.
President,
Charles
Barton.
Vice-President,
Chris
Trimble.
General
Manager,
Herbert
Barton,
Manager,
Ernest
Stevens.
Treasurer,
Charles
Morrison..
Secretary,
Percy
Barton.
Clerk,
Herbert
Doolan.
Musical
Director,
Ralph
Clayton.
Manager.
Howard
Lincoln.
Stage
Manager,
Percy
Barton.
Manager.
Alex
Angus.
Design
Painter,
Percy
Barton.
Benefit
Inspectors
Herbert
Hal-dane
and
George
Bolton,
Honorary
Committee
Stephen
Barton,
Frank
Bolton
and
William
Smith.
Committee
William
Stevens
Cecil
Barton,
Francis
Watts,
Pay
Allen
and
Gordon
Stevens.
Cemetery
Crpss
Makers
Abel
Angus
and
William
Stevens.
Announcer,
William
Barton,
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Is
CJood
The
Rooms
Are
Clean
The
House
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Rates
Are
Reasonable
KNOX
HOTEL
R.
Rrascll
N.
M.
Rrasell
QUALITY
PRICE
SERVICE
Free
Gift
Tokens
At
MUSSALLEM'S
Groceries
Confectionery
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Geo.
Coffin
d.c.,
rii.c,
sp.c.
Chiropractic
Specialist
No.
4
LEEDS
APARTMENTS
Prince
Uupcrt,
B.C.
COAL
TO
ri.KASF,
i:KltVH01lT
Satisfaction
Ouarwitcod
Famous
Ed-jii
Alberta
Coal
llulkley
Valley
Coal
Vancouver
Island
Coal
Prince
Rupert
Feed
.
Companj
"
PHONE!
68
and
858
Farewell
Party
Saturday
Night
Miss
Sheila
Ulackstock
Honored
At
Oddfellows'
Hall
by
Vounff
Friends
Some
120
young
friends
of
Miss
Sheila
Blackstock,
who
Is
leaving
here
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
M.
Blackstock,
to
take
up
future
residence
In
Vancouver
gathered
at
a
farewell
dancing
party
In
her
honor
at
Oddfellows'
Hall
Saturday
night.
It
was
a
highly
delightful
affair
for
tht
young
people
with
music
by
the
Serenadcrs'
Orchestra
and
Walter
Smith
as
master
of
ceremonies
while
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tommy
Fraset
acted
as
chaperons
for
the
evening.
During
the
supper
hour
the
presentation
was
made
to
the
guest
of
honor
by
Miss
June
Hanklnson
on
behalf
of
the
party,
of
a
handsome
leather
purse.
Misses
Victoria
Stamford
and
June
Hanklnson
were
organizers
of
the
party,
assisted
by
Richard
Mills
and
John
Good,
DAMAGE
IS
WIDESPREAD
California
is
Still
Ilood-Slrickci.
As
Kcsult
of
Itccortl
Itains
And
Snows
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Feb.
14:
With
heaviest
rainfalls
since
1894
continuing
and
record
snowfalls
In
the
mountains,
the
Modesta,
San
Joaqulm
and
other
California
rivers
were
rising
at
the
rate
of
c
foot
an
hour
at
the
cid
of
th-week,
lndundatinR
thouands
C
ncres
of
land
and
rendering
no
nerous
people
homeless.
At
leas'
even
lost'
tliefr
lives
"toward
th
nd
of
the
week
-two
by
bein'
Irowned,
two
killed
by
snowslid'"
tnd
three
pcrlshinir
when
a
fish
'ng
boat
upset
off
the
coast.
TONIGHT
and
TUESDAY
Evenings
at
7:00
and
9:og
A
Comedy
Hurricane!
Carole
Lombard
Fred
MacMurray
John
Rarryniore
IN
True
Confession
(At
7:10
and
9;IC)
ADDED
TREATS
MQUAUATS"
A
firantland
Kice
Speedboat
Thriller
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WISDOM"
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At
half-past
eight
tontsht.
Feb
14,
CUR
will
carry
Purine
m.
across
Canada
In
a
nationwide
broadcast.
CBR
announcers
and
plant
o:-
flclals
will
detail
each
itep-aj
fanners
drive
up,
as
milk
;s
condensed,
homogenized,
Irradiated,
canned,
sterilized,
label
ed,
etc.
Monday.
Feb.
14,
8:30
p.m.
Pacific
Standard
Time
Pacific
Milk
Irradiated
of
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A
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of
Facts
The
World
Almanac
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A
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Chart
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Hydrographsc
Number
158.
The
entire
Quoin
Charlotte
Islands
on
one
chart,
Including
the
latest
survey.
Price
$1.00
We
Carry
a
Complete
Stock
of
Charts
for
This
District.
Also
i
Pilot
Hooks,
Parallel
Rules,
Dividers,
Compass
.Magnets,
Course
Finders
and
Other
Aids
for
Fishermen
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Fresh
Local
Haw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
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DAIRY
PHONE
657
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAI
F
Phone
SI
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Best
Household
Coal
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MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
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LIMITED
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Manufacturers
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Phosphates,
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