VOL. I. HAZELTON, B. C, SATUI DAY, MARCH 13, 1909. No. 86.
The Daylight Bill. reached Westminster that the News by Tdegrapfi. LOCAL AND DISTRICT NEWS. IRLY BAYS IH whole party, with the exception The dispatch concerning the in of one badly wounded man, had troduction in the House at Ottawa BRITISH COLUMBIA been murdered bv the Indians, E. C. Stephenson returned from of a "Daylight Savings Bill," Brinkley, Ark., March 11—A tornado who came on them just at»day- the coast Tuesday. brings to Canada a question that followed by fire this morning destroyed light-, cutting the tent ropes and is creating quite a stir in the old By C. F. Morison. the town, six houses only remaining The next outgoing mail will stabbing and shooting the men country. The advocates of the standing. Thirty-five people were kil leave Saturday, March 20. It was in the year 1865, I be through the canvas. Chief Ana measure claim that its adoption led and over 200 injured. The town had lieve, the Chilacoten massacre heim killed his own daughter for Mrs. Sealy and "Miss Morison would save a matter of several a population of about 5,000 and nearly took place, I remember well the trying to warn the whites of their returned from Kitwangar Wed million dollars each year to the all are homeless. nesday. great excitement caused by the danger. The Governor, Mr. Sey working population of England mour, took prompt measures, go Hart Cullen arrived in town to reception of the news. It was Atlanta, Ga., March 11—As a result in the matter of lighting their ing to the scene himself. A num day after spending the winter in brought down the coast by a Of tornado yesterday in Alabama and homes. The idc of the measure ber of volunteers were enrolled the Bulkey. is to simply set all clocks ahead canoe from Bella Coola, the pres- Georgia, ten people were killed and sent Scandinavian settlement. I in New Westminster and went up many injured. At Cuthbert the damage Mr. and Mrs. Hampton of Pleas for one hour and thus obtain the do not think the causes which led to Bella Coola on a scow under amounted to over a half million dollars. ant Valley paid a visit to Hazel benefit of that much more day to that terrible event are very Mr. Chartres Brew, S.M.; a sec-* Half of the business section was ruined. ton this week. light at the close of the day. It ond party under Gold Commis is a practice in common use in well understood by the resider.tr, C. D. McKay and Bert Heal of sioner Cox came from Cariboo to Victoria, March 11—A new evening the mining districts of British of British Columbia. The idea the upper end of the Valley, thus1 Bulkley Valley were in town Columbia durin*; the months had been conceived by the Gov paper, to be Conservative in politics early in the week. completely blocking the Indians and controlled by Colonist management, when the days are at the short ernment of getting a new road in. Mr. Seymour went right is to commence publication next month. Hugh Taylor drove down from est. For all practical purposes from the coast into Cariboo. The through with Mr. Morris Moss, the Kispiox Valley Saturday last, we have in tbis locality the bene notion was to build a wagon road government agent on the coast, Ottawa, March 12—W. T. R. Preston returning Monday. fit derived from that idea. from Bella Coola through the •Captain Stewart arid a few mari has been appointed trade commissioner Messrs. Wm. carr, R. O. Jen In 1883, the railroads, for their Chilcotin Valley into the interior, ners. I should mention that Ad to Holland. own convenience, established nings and A. Johnson left for the c mi ut hea the site of he miral Kingcome, in command at time divisions in the United ? 5 ? , i B J Victoria, March 12—A definite an coast Tuesday last. old Hudson's Bay post of Fort Esquimau:, went to Bella Coola nouncement as to the timber policy of States and Cantftia, four in num with his flagship, having previ M. La Croix of Babine is in ber, and know ! as the Eastern, Alexander. A Mr. Waddington, the government was made in the legis Hazelton and will visit his broth brother of a former French em ously furnished a transport td lature today by Premier McBride. He Central, Mountain and Pacific cake the volunteers, a very mix stated that the administration will er, Gabe Lacroix. in the Bulkley bassador to England, got the time. The dividing line between ed crowd, up the coast. On their make the leases perpetual next session, Valley. Mountain and Pacific time is about contract, or rather charter, and pending the report of the forestry com sent a party up to commence the arrival at Bella Coola the Admiral mission. The Glen Vowei saw mill has the 117th meridian west longi •rdered them di on beard the been moved to its new location tude. The standard or railroad work; but he was not careful in The elections bill was passed over on picking his men, as was most flagship for medical inspection,, its order of appearance amid derisive across the Skeena and is cutting time of the Facile district is only necessary in those days when a and, to their utter disgust- half applause from the opposition. Proro lumber at the new site. exact with solar time at the 120th the number' were sent ba6k unfit gation is expected today. meridian. Haseltoh, being in party had to work amongst al Provincial constable Deane is most wild Indians. Lieut. Pal fcr duty in war, to resume their longitude 127.4(i west, is thus luti •?, around the bai ro< ms of London, March 10—It is asserted the on a trip to the Bulkley Valley. nearly eight decrees west of the mer, R.E., now Major General War Office will shorty make an Offer to : Sperry cline is officiating as con point where our clocks would be Palmer, went as usual on his an I :•: W si . iSt '.. purchase one of the Wilbur Wright stable at Hazelton during his ab nual summer exploring expedi aeroplanes. correct. At four minutes to the THe/e was n nUi h $ in this sence. degree we are just a snade over a tion, together with his soldi er '-!*. One man of thi • • \\ party Ottawa, March 11—Lewie' gives no A party of about thirty men half hour fastd: in time than we servant, Edwards. Lieut. Pal**.iei sh A himself thro igh Lhigh, tice of a bill entitled Daylight Savings are reported to have left Van should be to be correct with the was a vei*y clever man, and a. id ill,- c I bral ,i • Bill, on the same general lines as the couver for Hazelton and points sun. excellent explorer, and, with Ed terror of tlr. India; measure now before the Imperial Par farther inland. Among them are wards, had been nearly all over by a young bay t.hr, ;.,. l '8 liament. British Columbia. These two F. L. charleson and H. M. Beach. Railway Construction. into the brush contra *y to • rdera, would go together into the inter The Indian ringleaders were; London, March 12—There is no truth A nice line of Ribbons and ior amongst the wildest natives in published reports of King L'dward's The Toronto Globe says: arrested, with the exception -ei' Artificial Flowers; also Ladies' and never had any serious death at Biarritz. He was in good "Every farm must be brought the Chief, Anaheim, who di cl in health yesterday and visited the golf and Children's Vests, Hose, Night trouble ; they knew how to handle Chilcotin a short time ftgo, Of within easy reach of railway ac- '{^ ,,,. links. The King suffers from an aiTec- Gowns and Waists, Dress Goods, a& we]] aimer wenl h ith r-r, (iv*: ir i tn sbor t'lireg tion of the throat, and although he has Lawn, Chambray, Print, Tape, commodation, for a long haul by via Belia Coola and tho Chilcoi i re;:i d .I Qn si 1 i 1 aged very much and become quite fee Etc., at C. V Smith's. wagon or sleigh makes farming; Valley to the interior to inspec ble in the last year no uneasiness is wo at New Westi rinst r. felt. Mr. and Mrs. N. D. McMillan, operations unprofitable. The j the route of the proposed wagon iffalr cost the unforttmal .* c ! nj Miss McMillan and Master Stan need of additional lines being road. In passing through the $30,000. So ended this miserable Victoria, March 13- -Considerable ex ley McMillan were visiting in recognized by both promoters road camp he noticed that the affair. citement in political circles has been Hazelton. for several days this and investors, the 'Globe thinks , eondu the men was Such a:*. While the Indians can in no caused by a rumored split in the cabi ikely to cause serious trouble net.' As a result it is probable that week, returning to their home in that 1909 will be a year of excep way be excused for what they Bowser, attorney general will resign. Bulkley Valley on Thursday. tional railway development. The with the Indians. He cautioned did and met their j'u-st deserts His dictatorial attitude on the Act to following interesting facts are the foreman, but as is usual in Still, better management and Amend the Provincial Actions Act is Gus Rosenthal, Hugh Harris taken from tho article : such c'ases his words were un treatment of them on the part of given as the reason. It is understood and a party of three others, left Miles of railway in Canada heeded. He passed on, finished the whites would have prevented that high words pa-sse-l b4twe»n Bowser this morning for Kuldo on the in 1907 22,452 his exploration and returned tt all bloodshed and hanging. and the Premier at a caucus of the Con Dominion telegraph line, where servative members. As a result of this Miles built in 1908 1,243 New Westminster, reporting as Mr. Seymour took a most ac split it is believed a compromise will some bridges are to be put in. Miles now under construe- j usual to his commanding officer, tive pari in tne expedition, as he be reached on the Election Act. The trip will occupy nearly a tion 4,327 i telling him there was sure to bt always did in everything concern The house prorogued last night. month. Probable expenditure dur trouble on the wajron road if ing the interests of British Co J. c. K. Sealy has purcnased ing 1909 $90,OCO,000 things were not looked into; he lumbia. Information that comes from Grand then went to Victoria and urged Trunk Pacific sources is that lots in the old building of the Glen Vowel G.T.P. grading pushed to 150 Prince Rupert will be sold the third sawmill and is having it torn miles west of Edmonton. on Mr. Waddington the necessity Do Some Boosting. week in May, and that not more than down and the timbers hauled to G.T.P. trains will be running of his paying a personal visit to Do not be a knocker one-third of these lots in the townsite town, where the material will be from Port Arthur to Edmonton the camp, and that if he could As through life you pass ; will be offered at the first sale. No in used in the construction of new by the middle of the summer. not go requesting him to recall If you're looking out for faults, formation is obtainable as to the prices his party. Waddington turned a Get a looking-glass. the lots will be offered at, the terms of stables, making room for about Miles of rail*, laid on the Gov purchase, where the lots will be sold, or twenty hoises. ernment section of National deaf ear to all these proposals. Throw away your hammer, and your friends surprise ; whether at auction or at private sale. F. T. child, who spent the Transcontinental Railway, 210. The men on the road had given a For a townsite that has been talked Government expenditure on number of bogus orders to tne Do a little boosting if you're about and advertised for over two years summer of 1908 in the Omineca Needing exercise. country prospecting for placer same to date, $47,000,000. Indians and had also molested —Nashville American. mighty little known as to how it is to the natives in various ways. be sold.—Empire. ground, has returned to Hazelton Canadian Pacific will build on his way to the same district more than 500 miles in the west Some of the Indians came to Vic Subscribe for the Omineca Her toria by canoe and presented M. Tuohy, H. E. Bodine, and for another summer's work, capi during the year. ald, the only paper in the North tal has been interested and more Canadian Pacific built in On these papers to Waddington, the ern Interior. R. W. Thompson were arrivals in Indians esteeming a white man's Hazelton this week, coming from ground will be taken up if the tario above 250 miles last year. showings warrant. Canadian Northern construc paper as good as gold. Mr. Wad Vancouver via the Kitimat and dington would, of course, not pay As money increases the love of Skeena river toboggan route. tion during 1908, 513 miles in it increases. —German Proverb. An Edmonton dispatch says Manitoba and Saskatchewan and them. The Indians insisted and While in Victoria E. c Stephen that Fred Robart, who came to 347 miles in the eastern provinces Mr. Waddington lost his temper, son was informed by Cap. Bonser that city with the Norris and This is a remarkable showing'tore up the orders and threw the CHURCH OF ENGLAND that a steamer is to be put on Rowe circus, committed suicide and, in view of the pronounced ! pieces in the faces of the Indians Rev. J. Field.. the upper Fraser the coming sum by taking strychinine when the revival of business, is full of and drove them out of his office, Sunday services—Morning ser-. mer, operating from Soda creek mounted police were on the point great promise for the current: The Indians went away vowing vice 11 a.m. Sunday School 2-15 north as far as the head of Tacla of arresting him for a series of p.m. Native Service 3-30 p.m. year. vengeance. A short time elapsed; lake. crimes, ranging from petty thefts then like a thunderclap the news to attempted murder. It is said Situation Wanted—By first class* All kinds of printing done at The Chinese cook. Apply at Sam Lee's or Subscribe for The Omineca Herald. his home is in Indiana. Herald office, Hazelton. Herald Job Printing is the best. at this office. THE OMINECA HERALD. S-lltlEPAY. MARCH 13, 1909.
perfectly appalling what a tremendous papers, when they -A-e sober, but be in search of fcfbd; He',dict"n6t fincl'the NOTICE! "* The Omineca Herald amount of hysterical sentiment and come excruciatingly funny after they chicken he expected to find, but his Notice is hereby given that all pac£ sympathy is wasted in New Yo k every have become sufficiently tanked up. To huhger was appeased. A foolish alley- train rigging, riding saddles, etc., day. Upon certain occasions the Hood the latter cla3S belongs a man from cat tackled the eagle but came off sec branded with the Circle C is the propr Printed every Saturday at Hazelton, erty of C. Barrett & Co., and anyone of sentiment rises so high and the peo some sandpile village of Long Island, ond best. When a boy who lives with having same in his possession or offer* British Columbia. ple become so hysterical in the manifes who recently set a whole earful of his parents in the tenement came in ing it for sale will be prosecuted. DEVOIN & COYLE - PUBLISHERS. tation of their feelings, joyful or other C. BARRETT & CO. Brooklynites on their way to Mahattan the yard in the morning, the eagle was 1 wise, that the city, to an outsider, oc into hysterics and J&opious manifesta still there, so full of cat that he could Hazelton, B.C. Subscriptions to points in Canada and other casionally visiting New York, makes tions of sympathy by telling them, be not tiy and was easily caught in a bag. British possessions will be received on the follow ihe impression of a big lunatic asylum. tween heart-breaking sobs, the. most And the moral ? If the cat had not l inc terms: pitiful hard-luck story. He admitted been a fool and the eagle a hog—the Hazelton Hospital aj&jfs * One year - - IS.OO tearfully, that he was drunk, but ex rest is easy. sues tickets for any period from one Six months - 1.75 After a visitor has.seen and heard the month upward at $1 per month in ad crowds on Herald Square, around old plained, to justify his condition, that vance, This rate includes office consul European and other foreiffn countries, $1,00 per his wife and his six children, whose year extra. Trinity church and all along Broadway SUBSCRIBE FOR tations and medicines, as well as all names he gave, had died during the costs while in the hospital. Tickets ob-1 '. Advertising rates—$1.50 per inch per month; on New Year's eve, it will be difficult THE OMINECA HERALD taitiable in Hazelton from E. C. Stephen reading notices 15c per line first insertion, 10c per night from typhoid pneumonia. The to convince him of the sanity of the THE OKLY PAPER son and E. H. Hicks Beach; in Aider- line each subsequent insertion. people. It must appear to them like whole car shed tears and, so deeply mere, from Rev. F. L. Stephenson, or Notices for Crown Grants - - - $7.00 Bedlam turned loose. It is, indeed, al aroused were the sympathies of some IN THE NOllTHEKN INTERIOR at the Hospital from the Medical Super " Purchase ot Land - - - 7.00 of the passengers, that they ordered intendent. " " Licence to Prospect for Coal - v 5.00 most incomprehensible to the average mind that men, serious-minded business flowers sent to the alleged address of Branch Offices: the "bereaved husband and father" men, who do not crack a smile during SURVEYS! Capital (paid tip) $3,900,000. Reserve $4,390,000, TELKWA, BULKLEY VA-.LI-Y-FM-T.**. HEAL, JR., 864 days of the year, dignified profes and mailed checks for the funeral ex The ROYAL BANK OF CANADA ' ' MANAGE-I. ' j penses to him, before they ascertained JENT Head Office: montreal, Que. sional men, whose sen3e of humor has Pays particular attention to the accounts of out" PORT EWINCTON, B.C.-A. J. MATIIESOH, MAN j from the authorities of tho place men- YOR become atrophied by constant contact of-town customers. The Savings Bank Depart AGER. ! tioned by the victim of fate, that the Victoria, B.C. Hazelton, B.C. ment odors Brent advantages to everyone. Wf with the miserable side of life, should lesUQ drafts and money orders payable in all i.artrh act like a lot of silly and boisterous whole story was merely the emanation P.O. Box 134. P.O. Box 10. of the world. | of a wonderful imagination, usually la PORT ESSINGTON BRANCH SATURDAY, MARCH 13. 1909. kids, and make such consummate fools S. A. Mcji!i.i*Y - MANAGE*. of themselves on the 305th day of the tent, but developed to prodigal fertility under the stimulus of alcoholic fumes. Mr. Bourassa's Views. year. JAMES COYLE Victoria Colonist. This hysterical tendency of the New A big gray eagle was added to the Mr. Henri Bourassa addressed the CIVIL ENGINEER Yorkers forms a valuable asset in the Bronx Zoo the other day and thereby Women's Canadian Club, at the Royal business of theatrical managers, pro hangs a tale with a moral. During the 33-34 Downs Block Victoria College, Montreal, a few days I have several splendid sections fessional humorists, professional beg night the eagle swooped down into the Seattle, Wash. 3 ago, and his subject was "Creation of of land for sale, in the Bulkley gars and crooks and also of ministers courtyard of a Harlem tenement house a National Spirit." As Mr. Bourassa i Valley, and Francis and Ootsa who are more interested in a fat bank has been looked upon in some quarters Lake country. account than in the spiritual welfare of .. vn£crar*'sy*/*':fl**'tf;i?**-*^srj*i*^ as an enemy to everything British, the LANDS LOCATED, CRUISED, their flocks. New York is a better field views to which he gave expression are BOUGHT AND SOLD. for sensational plays and sensational of interest, especially as they are shared sermons than any other city in the Full information furnished on appli py very'many of the people of Quebec. world and offers greater opportunities cation. He pleaded for the development of a to the professional beggar than even If you wish to get in on the national spirit on lines sufficiently broad tourist-ridden Italy. As to professional ground floor along the Grandf to take in both races. The French and humorists, Mark Twain might tell, if he Trunk Pacific write to the English both came here "in the full chose, how much New York has con development of their civilization," and FRED. HEAL, Jr. tributed to his comfortable balance on hence he argues that it would be un the right side of his bank account. ALDERMERE, B.C. reasonable for one to surrender its social Nojw is the time to place orders for institutions, religion and system of edu cation to the other. He thinks we Probably not moro than one in hun should assume the full stature of na dred of the professional beggars "who m w Y tionhood, and that the division of the obtrude themselves to view in the most INCORPORATED 1670. Dominion into provinces is an obstacle crowded thoroughfares, is really what to the development of Canadian senti he pretends to be. The number of fake ment. Nevertheless, Mr. Bourassa has cripples and men with bogus hard-luck General Merchandise no desire to see Canada cut loose from stories is legion and it would be a great the Empire, and what he says upon this surprise and an unpleasant revelation to full line of everything th*$ point is so interesting and so well said many of the hysterically charitable Transportation will only allow small stock to be rancher, prospector and that we quote it verbatum: New Yorkers to learn lhat many of the kept on hand, so anyone requiring any special make miner may need. With regard to the Imperial problem, crippled men and rag-clad and filthy of article will do well to place their orders with me this is perhaps the point upon which the old women, from whom they buy super now, which will have special attention and preference Nationalist group has been subject to fluous pencils or newspapers or to First Quality. HAZETON, B.C. the most criticism, and upon which I whom they drop occasional dimes or in shipping from Essington. may say it has been attacked most un nickles, are in reality well-to-do and fairly It is a problem which has been own houses and bonds and have more the most misunderstood. It has been money in banks or in their stockings C. V. SMITH claimed that we want to develop than ninety-nine out of a hundred of Hazelton, B.C. amongst the French-Canadians a spirit their dupes. GENERAL MERCHANDISE of antagonism to everything Imperial, HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR . . even to everything which is British. It was to be expected that the recent RAW FURS That we are an obstacle in the way of brilliant achievements of the Western the new aspirations of the Anglo-Cana members of the Ananias club would dian towards closer relationship with stir the eastern members to unprece Great Britain and the other sister colo dented activity and the fruits of their W. J. LASIWORTE? nies is a point upon which I wish to efforts is beginning already to show. make my attitude clear. We believe The Worcester correspondent of a New General Merdiant that it is a false notion to develop York newspaper, which "prints all the among the inhabitants of the British news that is fit to print," a few days Complete line of merchan Empire, whether they are of British ago sprang a yarn upon 1 he unsuspecting dise always on hand. Pros (Stock or other stock the idea that they readers of that paper, which reminds pectors, Miners, Ranchers should copy the American or the Ger one of the palmy days of yore, when and others supplied at man of today. Let us give the British even a more staid contemporary New- Empire that unity of mind and of organi York newspaper published a marvelous reasonable rates. zation which is peculiarly its own in series of correspondences about chick HAZELTON ideal. We claim that the British Em ens that laid eggs with handles to them B.C pire is an organization unique in itself, and others that produced eggs with and that it has no part either in the fried-ham flavor. past or the present. We claim that its very aims and ideals of today were de veloped by the British people over a According to the yarn sent in by that niHiani century ago, and that th,eir repression bucolic genius from the backwoods of proved responsible for a strong reaction Massachusetts some truck farmer in which resulted in the secession from the that part of the country had succeeded British Empire of one of its most glori in producing the most marvelous orange ous parts. Of all the groups that formed cucumber, as the result of cross-ferti The Pioneer Firm of Hazelton. part of the British Empire, we are per lization. What a wonderful flight of haps the next which io moat interested the imagination ! What is Luther Bur- in remaining attached to the British bank compared with that botanical Empire, because we have made British wizard in Massachusetts? Just think We'carry a full stock of— institutions as they stand today in Can of the vast possibilities of cross-breed ada our own, We accept the conse ing on the truck farm! Strawberry- GROCERIES, cabbages, cherry-turnips, currant mel quences of the conquest. We have DRY GOODS, proved in the past that we couid accept ons and walnut-pumpkins might be them loyally and without misunder suggested as suitable combinations for BOOTS AND SHOES, ambitious vegetable raisers and partic standing, ahd that we are prepared to NOTIONS, &C, AC, do our duty towards accomplishing a ularly ambitious experimentalists might compact nation. The only compensa even try a cross-bred between an oyster tion we ask is that we will not be de and a sweet potato. Highest Price Paid for Furs prived of our traditions or our language. \ We say that if you want to get unity in The news from Philadelphia, that a this country, it is absolutely hecessary scientist of that city has discovered a that we should understand and respect new and, as Jet, unnamed kind of flea, each other. has caused great commotion among the R.Cunningham&Son loyal denizens of Long Island. They are now busily engaged examining their Limited. In Gay New York. stock of fleas, larger ahd more varied than that of the beggar colony of Con DIAMOND D RANCH The Americans, as a people, are nerv stantinople, to ascertain whether it is WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MEAT DEALERS—LARGE WAREHOUSES. NEW STORE ous and high-strung to the verge of hy really true that this new kind of flea is steria and the New Yorkers, living fast not included in their assortment and, if I carry a complete line of and furiously, with high-speed lever in possible, to find one or more new kinds Packers and Forwarders Groceries, Dry Goods and that even the Philadelphia scientist has the top notch all the time, are probabiy Regular service to Bulkley and Telkwa Mines. Every facility for never dreamed of. Clothing; Hardware, more so than the inhabitants of any transporting large shipments to and from the Interior. Forwarding other city or part of the country. Like mining and other machinery a specialty. Three hundred pack animals Stoves, &c. Furs bought all high-strung people they crave ex Some persons are humorists when in commission. Information cheerfully furnished. Address consign and sold . citement and strong emotions and, be they are sober and become just ordinary ments for Hazelton or Interior points in care of tween the stage, the pulpits, the fools when they are drunk, while others Brooklyn bridge and Wall street, they are as dry mentally as the average C. BARRETT & CO., HAZELTON. Chas. Martin lenerally get what they want. It is "funny page" in certain New York | Hazelton. THE OMINECA HERALD SATURDAY, MARCH 13. 1909. j**-*-" .*te,
north eighty chains, west eighty eliains, south Take notice that I, Harry Stokes, of Take notice that John Kennard, LAND NOTICES. eighty chains to point of commencement, coi tain Take notice that 1, Rose Smith, of ing 640 acres, Victoria, married woman, intend to ap- Hastings, merchant, intend to apply for teamster, intends to apply for permis Nov. 2,1908. EDWARD STONE. ply for permisijioj to purchase the fol permission to purchase the following sion to purchase the following described described land: Commenclno- at a lands: Commencing at a post planted at OMINECA LAND DISTRICT Take notice; that I, John Owen, brewer, of Lon lowin;*; described landB-— Commencin;? don, intend to apply for permission lo purch se at a pest plantec: about 24 miles down at a post planted about 29 miles down the south-east corner of lot 1,175A, R. V., District of Coast. the following described lands: commencing at a Stuart river fron Fort St. James and Stuart river from Fort St. Jamess and thence north about 60 chains to the Take notlco that I, Franl; Johnston, manufac post planted about 7 miles distant and in a 101 th- on left bank of Stuart river, thence east on left bank of said river thenee north north-east corner of lot 1,175, thence turer, of Buenos Ayres, intend to apply for per erly direction from Ft St James, theneeea'al *•,• * •, mission in purchase tho following described land: eliains, south eighty chains, west sixty chains SO chains, south 30 chains more or less eighty chains, west eighty fhains, south east 20 chains, south 40 chains, Commencing a1 a post planted on shore of Stuart more or less to stuarl river, thenee up streav lo to _ Stuart river, thence up stream to ten ehains more or less to Stuart river, east 20 chains, south 30 chains more or lake, thonce east 80 chaina more or less to the s.w. point of commencement, containing 560 acres, point of commenoerrjent, containine; "320 thence down stream to point of com less to the shore of FraBer Lake, thence corner of lot 65Q, thence north SO chains, thence more or less. west 21) chain:, more or leas to the shore of Stuart Nov. 2, 1903. JOHN OWEN. acres more or less. mencement, containing 350 acres, more following the said lake shore northwest lake, thenoe following shore nf Stuart lake In a s. Nov. 13, 1908. ROSE SMITH. or less. erly to pointof commencement, and con w. direction to point of commencement, being* 100 TJJte notice that I, Roderick McLeod, architect, Nov. IS, 1998. HARF.V STOKES. taining 160 acres, more or less. acres more or less. of London, intend to apply for permission to pur- Take notice.that I, Charles Greenhill, Oot.2«, 1908. FRANK JOHNSTON. phase (be following described lands: Commenc Dated November 80th, 1908. ing at a post planted about7 miles downstream of London, jeweler, intend to apply for Take notice that I, Ed Bulpitt, of fe6 JOHN KENNARD. Take notice that I, Alice Johnston, married wo from Ft St James and about, one mile east of the permission to purchase the following Hastings, merchant, intend to apply for left ban!; of Stuart river, thonco east SO chains, man, of Buenos Ayres, intend to apply for permis described lar.tis: Commencing at a permissiopermissi n to purchase the following Take notice that Frederick Ella, of sion to purchase tho following described lands south 8U chains, west 80 chains, north 80 chains to post planted about 24 miles down Stuart Victoria, B.C., clerk, intends to apply Commencing ata poBl planted about 40 chains nest point of commencement, containing640 acres. lesfcribeibeid land: Commencing at of the B.W, corner oi lot 650, thencesouth 80 chaini. Nov. 8. 1008. RODERICK McLEOD. river from Fort Rt. James and on the post planted about 29 miles down Stuart for permission to purchase the follow west 80 ehains, north 80 chains, east 80 chains to left bank of Stuart rive:*, thence north river from Fort St. James and about ing described lands: Commencing at a poinl of commencement, containing 010 acres. Take notice that I, Deny Watts, manufacturer, Oct. 20. 1908. ALICE JOHNSTON of London, intend to apply for permission to pur 80chains, east80 chains, south 80chains, one mile north of Stuart river, theniy post planted at the north-west comer of chase the following described lands: Commencing west 80 chains to the point of com north eighty chains, west eighty chains, lot 1,175, range V., Fraser Lake, B.C., Take noiice thai. I, Sam Ingerooll, merchant, of at a posl planted about 7 miles dov.n Stuart ri\ er mencement, containing 640 acres more south eighty chaitis, east eighty chains thence north 40 chains, west 80 chains, Stayner, Ont., intend to npply for permission to from I•! St. Jamesand about •?. mileB eastof ihe o:* less. south 40 chains, east 80 chains to the purchase the following described lands: Com I*, ft bank of Stuart river, thence east eighty chains, lo point of commencement, containing mencingat a post planted aboul three miles south south eighty chains, west, eighty ehains. north •Jov. 13, 1908. CHARLES GREENHILL. 640 acres. point of commencement, and containing eighty chains to point of commencement, ci ntain- easterly from the south-west corner of lot 650, Nov. 18, 1908. ED BULWTT. 329 acres, more or less. tlience south so chains, east 8(i chains, north 80 ing 640 acres, Taki i otic i th , I, Fred Conway, of chains, west 80 chains to point of commencement Nov. li. 1908. BENY WATTS. Dated November 30th, 1B08. containing M0 acres. London, elerk, intend to apply for" pi r- Take notice that I, Ed Munroe, of feG FREDERICK ELLA. Oct. 26,1908. SAM INGERSOLL. Take not ice thni i. Alec Staples, ai sayi r, of I ,<*:i- tnissipn to purch si the followinc de London, merchant, intends to apply for don, inlend to apply for permission to purchase scribed lands: < mmencing at apo permission to purchase the following Take Notice that Hilton Keith, of Take notice (hat I, Harry Shop* land, traveler, of the following described lands: commencing at a London, inlend to apply for permission to purchase posl plumed about 0 miles down Stuart river from planted about 2' miles down Stuart described lands:- * Commencing at a Victoria, B.C., accountant, intends to the followingdescribedlands: Commencingat a Ft St James and on the left bank <*;* Stuarl rlvi i* river and aboul tv o miles north of post planted about 30 miles down Stuart apply for permission to purchase the post planted about 120 chains west and 100 chains theme east eighty chains, south eight • chaina Stuar river, th * ce south 80 chains, east river brom Fort St. James and on the following described land: Commencing south of tho s.w. corner of lot 660, thence north 80 west twenty ehains moio or l".-**i to Stuart river, 80 chain3, north 81 chains, west 80 chains ehains, east 80 chains, south 80 eliains, west 8* tlience up stream to point of commencement, * m- left bank of said river, thence norlh 80 at a post planted about 2 1-2 miles in a chains topointof commencement, containing640 talning 400 acres, more or less, to point ol comi encement, containing chains, west 80 chains, south 40 chains, westerly (inland) direction from a point acres, HAUItY SHORELAND. Nov. 4, 1008. ALEC STAPLES. 640 acres. more or le:*s,' to the river, thence down on the left bank of the Upper Neehaco Oct. 26,190S. Nov, u, 1908 FRED CONWAY. Tako noiice lhat I, George Autocue,confectioner, stream to point of commencement, con River and about one mile southerly Take notice that T, John Cahail. farmer, of Col- of London, intends to apply lor permission to pur- taining 40(1 acres, more or less. from the north-west corner of section llngwood. Intend to apply for permission to pur ehaselhe following deseribed lands: Commencing Take notice that I, Fred Bliss, of Nov. IS, 1908. Hi> MUNROE. 33, township 9, range 4, Nechaeco Val chase tho following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about D miles down Stuart river Hastings-, merchant, intends to apply ley, of Coast District, B.C., thenc* at n post planted about 120 chains west and about from FI St James and about 1' mile east of is ft two miles south of the BOUth-weBt cornerof lot hank of Stuarl river, south eighty chains, easl for permission to purchase the follow Take notice that I, Ernest Poupart, south 80 chains, west 40 chains, north 650, -thence south 80 chains, east 80 chains, north eighty eliains, north eighty chains, west eighty ing describod lands: Commencing at of London, merchant, intend to apply 80 chains, east 40 chains to point of eliains topoint of commencement, containing640 80 chains, west 80 chains to point of commence acres. a -,o;it planted about 24 miles down for permission to purchrse the follow commencement, and containing 320 ment, containing 010 acres. stream from Fort St. James and about Oct. 2ti, 1908. JOHN CAHALL. Nov. -I, 1908. GEGRGE AUTERAC. ing described lands: Commencing at acres, more or less. two miles north Of Stuart river, thence a post planted about 29 miles down Dated October 15th, 1908; Take notice that I, Cyril Shoreland, stationer, of Take noticethat I, Cecil Hammond, of London, north eighty chains, east eighty chains, Stuart river from Fort St, James and fe6 HILTdf? KEITH. Fincliley, intend to apply for permission to pur architect, intends toapply for permission to pur south eighty chains, west eighty chains chase the following described land: Commencing chase the followingdescribed lands:— about one and a half miles north of the nt a post planted .".bout 120 chains west and about Commencing at o-'post planted about 9 miles to point of comm'.iiccmem, containing river, thence south 80 chains, east 80 Take notice that Robert Green, of four miles soutli of the s.w. cornerof lot 530, down Stuarl river from Fort St. James and about 6*10 acres. chains, north 80 chains, west 80 chains Victoria, B.C., gardner, intends to ap Othenco north 80 chains, east 80 chains, south 80 2 miles east of east hank of Stuart river, tlience Nov. 14, 1908. FRED BLISS. to point of beginning, containing 640 ply for permission to purchase the fol "chains, west 80 chains to point of commencement, north eighty eliains, east eighty ehains, s luth 'eoritaJning 640 acres. eighty chains, west eighty chains to the point of acres. lowing described lands: Corflmencing Oct. 27, 1008. CYRILL SHORELAND. commencement, containing! Bio outs. Take notice that I, Frank Hoyes, of Nov. 19, 1908. ERNEST POUPART. at a post planted about two miles west Nov. 4. 'Oil:*. CECIL HAMMOND. Hastings, merchant, intends to apply erly from the north-west corner of sec Take notice that 1, A. M. ingersoll, fanner, of for permission to purchase the follow tion 33, township 9, range 4, Nechactf Stayner, intend to apply for permission to pur Take notice that 1, Harry Hammond, of London, Take notice that 1, Roger Hall, of chase the following des< ribed land: Commencing draughtsman, intend t:> apply for permission to ingdescribed lands: Commencing at London, chemist, intends to apply fcr Valley, B.C., thence north 40 chains, at. a post planted about 40 ..ii*u* we- t and about: purchase tHo following described kinds: a post planted about 24 miles down the permission to purchase the following west 80 chains, south 40 chains, east 80 miles south of the s.w. corner uf lot. 550, thence Commencing at ;•• post planted about 12 miles Sti trt river from Fort St. James and chains to the point of commehctSment; south 80 ehains. cast 80 chains, north **.0 chairs, instant and in a South-easterly direction from deseribed lands: Commencing at a west SO chains to point of commencement, con ; it St. James ahd on the left bank of Stuart riv 2 miles north o.l Stuart river, thence postplanted about 29 miles down Stuart and containing 320 acres, more or less; er thoncb eighty chains north, eighty chains east, taining fill) acres, : soutrfeighty cha . , ...*•! eighty chains, river from Fort St. James and about Dated October 15th, 1908. Oc'i. 27,1008. A. M. INGERSOLL. ,* ghty chain * south, thence west eighty chains to north eighty ch ast eighty chains ooint pf commencement, containii g * 40 ai res. 1 1-2 miles north of Stuart river, thenee fe6 RtJBERT GREEN. north 80 chains, east 80 chains, south 80 Take notice that I, Pat nek Hamilton, farmer, o! Nov. 51008. HARRY H -VMMOND. to point of commencement, containing Take notice that 1, Mary Ann Dupont Pember Collingwood, Oct., intend to apply for permission b'40 acres. chains, west 80 ehains to point of com ton, of Victoria, wife of P. B. Pemberton, intend. to purchase the following described lands: Com Ti ' • lotice that I, Edward Sprtgg, W London, •::*:*,t. Intend to apf ly forp ••• nission I * purchaseK \. 14, 19-08. F.;'A.\-*- h'-m-s. mencement, containina* 640 acres. to apply fo£permission to purchase the following mencing at a post planted about five miles distant Nov. 19, 1908. ROGER HALL. described lands: Commencing: at a poet planted nnd in n southerly direction rrom the s.e. corner oi the followin r describe lands: at the portli-west corner on the left bank of a lot 660, tlience north 80chains, east80 chains, south Commencing at n post planted about 12 miles Take notice t at I, Lev/is Luc'", of .small creak called Beaver creek, in a vsilley, and 80 chainn, west 80 eliains to point of commence down river from Foi, St. James and about one Hastings, mere! int, intend to apply Take notice that I, Juan Bennett, of about 4 1-2 miles in B southerly direction from' ment, containing 640 acres. mile north of left bank of Stuart river, thence for permission to purchase the follow- London, contractor, intend to apply for Southend of Maxim lake and running* as follows; Oct.28,1903. PATRICK HAMILTON. north eighty chains, easl eighty chains, south ing- describi :• la to chains BOUIII, 40 chnins cast. F0 chains north, 4(J eighty chains, west eighty chains to the point el u: Commencing at permission to purchase the following chaina west to place of cowiuancemmt, contain- Take notice thnt I. Alec Craig, [armer, Col- ;ommcncement, containing 64(1 acres. a post planted al r iUt twenty-four miles described lands: Commencin,"'- at a in!;- 320 acre?, more or less. . , . , lingwood, intend to :*.| ply ,n* permi sion t • pur Nov, 6. 3008. EDWARD SPRAGG. down stream fro. i Fort St. James and pest planted about 31 miles downStuart MARV ANN DUPONT PEMBERTON. chase Hie follow in]:* desi ribed lands: Commencing December 31.1W8. Mark S. CaH*. A*enf nt a pest planted about live mil*.*.- distant and in a Take notice that {; Charles Sprang, of London, about 2 miles norll i of Stuart river the nee river from Fort St. James on the left south-easterly direction from ;'*.e s.e. cornerof lot solicitor, -intends to apply for permiBsionto pur- north eighty chai* is, west eighty chains, bank of Stuart river, thenee north SO Take notice thnt I, Frank Burrell. of Victoria* 5130, thence north 8o chains, west 80 chains, south :ha.-c the followin.*; described lands:— south eighty cha •', east eighty eliains chains, west 80 chains, south 70 cnains, accountant, intend to aprly for pfermissdoh to pur 8(t chains, east 80 chains to point of commence Commencing ul a post planted about 3 miles to point of comm more or less, to Stuart river, thence chase the following described lands: Commene- ment, containing 040 acres. low "i Stuart river fi-om Port St. James and ah ml 'ticement, containin;.' ing at a post planted .at n.e. corner and on ru-cht* Oct.28, 1108. ALEC CRAIG. four mile* east of left bank of Stuart river thonce 640 acres. down said river to point of beginning, bunk of Canyon creek .aiui in valley about S 1-2 north 80 chains/east 80 chalnB, south 80 chains, Nov. 14, 1908. containing 600 acres, more or less. vesi : >: ehains to the pointof commencement am LEWIS LUCK. mile.* in a .southerly direction Irora south end of^ Take notice that I, Harold McLeod, brewer, ol Nov. 19, 1908. JUAN BKNNETT. Maxim's lake, thence SO chnins south. 40 chaina London, in tent 1 tb apply for permissioi to purchase containing 640 acre.-;. west 80 chains north, 40 chains east to pointof the following described lands: Commencing al ; ov..",. 1908. CHARLES SPRAGG. Take notice that i, John Morley, of commencement; containina .1*30 scree, more or less plantedabout foui miles south nnd about two mile- Hastings, merchant, intend to apply Take notice that 1, Wm. Ashley, of FRANK BVRRBLL. went of tho s.e. comer of 1 I 550, tl ence south :•< Take i* itice that I Frank Arnold, of London. merchant, intend to apply for permission to pur for permission to purchase the follow London, tailor, intend to apply for per Dec.31st, ;00S. Mark S, Carr, agenl chains, east 8>'» eliains, nortli 8(1 ohains, wet 81 ing described lands: Commencing at a chains to poinl of commencement, containin;*,* 641 chase the following described lands:— mission to purchase the following de Take notice that I, Herbert Chamberlain, of, acres. Commencing at a post planted about 8 miles post planted about 25 miles down Stuart scribed lands: Commencing at a post Victoria, clerk, intend toapply for permission to Oct. 29, 1008. HAROLD MoLEOD. down Stuart river from Fi ri .'*. ami land about river from Ft St James on left bank of planted about :*!! miles down Stuiirt purchaae the following* described lands: Com-, 5 miles east of left bank of Stuart river, thenci river, thonce north eighty chains, <... i tnencinff at a post planted at the north-east corner Take notice that I, D. B. Craig, farmer, of Col north eighth chains, east eighty chains, south river from Fort St. James and on left on the right side of Canyon creek, in valley and lingwood, intend to apply for permission to pur eighty chainn, west eighty chains tothe point ol eighty chai*. south eighty chai is \ esl bank of Stuart river, thence north 80 about two and one quurter miles in a southerly chase the followin.'.*. described lands: commencing lumenci ment, and containing 6*40 acres. eighty chains to point of beginning, chains east 80 chains, south SO chains, direction from the Bouth end of Maxim's lake and nt a post planted about 6 1-2 miles distant and in i Nov. 3, 1908. FRANK ARNOLD. containing 6
Take notice that Helen imonec . r urse-»-•, of- Hazelton--- , tion 24, township 1, pan; e IV, Neehaco Valley, B. | Take noticethat 1, Jacob Colwell, ••' Qplling- ise ithe C, thence south SO ,:liah is, east SO chains, north &0. j LAND NOTICES. p,'ood, farmer, intend to apply for [icrmisaion to inU:r-ds to apply it-v pernjiasioTCommencinl * » purchg ntaposa t chainB, west 80 chains t o tho poitit of commence i rchase the following described lands; following described l inds; T GOLD, SILVER, i lanted i-t mile fr m the (s orth Bulkier crossing* ment nnd containing 64C acres, more or less. Commencing ata post planted about •..Smiles December 12, 1008. . THOMAS McGOWAN. COPPER, each GOc. down Stuart rive- from Fort St. JarneB i marli d "H.B,» N.E.C t\, Lhences -orth 40 chains, ssaytisg OMINECA LAND DISTRICT :.' miles n« rth of Stuart river, thenee sot eighty ..,. | 'n chairis north 10 cl] ,;L . !0 t forty chains chains, easteighty ohains, north eighty chains, t«i point of -'.' mmencemen <• ;:u h'i ' " acres, Take notice thai Mart In B. McGowan, merchant, G. G. WEST District of Coast. west eighty chaina to point i ' commonoement in; re < r less. P J] BN ONE. of Spokane, intends to apply for permission to Take notice that 1, John Darrraijh, of Colling- containing ' 10 a< res, January 28, 1909 r !,. Stt5ph< -- n, agent. pu'rcn'ase tn*-) fbllo-wing desci-ibed lands: Provincial 530 Richards St., wooa\ farmer, intend to apply fcr permission to Nov. 12,1908, JAC )B COLW'i I '• Commencing at a posl. planted on the right bank Assayer. Vancouver, B.C. purchase the following described land:— Take rv bice that H. C. V/ri*'"'1. doct< r, oi Ha: el- of vlie lower Neehaco ri ver. at the north-east eor 1 ton, intends th apply for per ilsi lion to purchase ner of lot 820, range I'*/. Neehaco valley, B. C-, Commencing at a post plantedabout 14 mi ", TnV.enoti e thai I. He :* i iih. of Victoria ; the j llo' •':: • ribed landa; C imm mcj*ng a1 . theneo south 80 chains., east «) chains, north E0 down Stuart river from Fort St. James and on ii.-. r\< -1 tan, intcn I to apply for ••-, rmission u pur- ; (1 chain!-, more or less, to the rlghtbank of the Low lef t bank of Stuart rivor, thence oast 80 chains, Be the following des( riled Ian '•:- post dam !•• then rth-east coiner of --"•- ~ ' . ni rl ed "H. -.; Vv,. S.E. Cor.." the ice north forty er Neehaco yiver, them e following the said riKht south 80 chains, moreorless, to Stuart river, thenoe Commencingat a pest planted about 22 mile) bank up stream toth-e pointof •.-ummencemont, ,.p stream topoint of commencement, containing down Stuart river from Fort St. James and . bout tains, west twenty cnivlJa, noutli forty chains, east twenty chains ilrt oi commencement, containing 640 acres, more or less. 1**0 acres, inn* e or less. 9. miles north of Stuart river, thence north eighty December 13, IMS. MAKTIN B. McCOWAN. Nov. 7. L908, JOHN DARRAGH. chains, cast eighty chains, south eighty chains, containing eighty ncrt •, nor< ot less. ranuary28, 1909. II. C. WRINCH. west eighty ehains to point of coi imehcement; Take notice that Colin McDougall, accountant! Tal;e noticethat I, Hon Harrison, of Guildford, containing 640 acres. fe27 F. L, Stei hem on, agent. farmer, intend toapply for permission to purchase of Victoria, B.C.. intends to applyfor permission the following described lands; Commencing at a Nov. I! 190 HARRY SMITH, ••':o noticethat [, George Washington Rags- to purchase the follovring described lands: Commencing at u post planted on the right bank post planted about 14 miles down Stuart river from Take notice that I. George Charlton, stationer, dale, h tol kee] , of Hazel r f- C intend t > Fort St. James and about 1 mile east, of Stuart , , applj for • ermismon to'purchase the following do^ of the lower Neehaco river, about 4 miles down of London, intend to anply i'*>' permission to si ream (easterly! from the eastern boundary of river, thence north 80 chains, west b0 chains, purchase the following describ-sd land : scril 'd lands: C i nericii at a pest planted at south HI eliains, east so chains topointof com he opth-wcsl ci •.( • and lylnt--; SDchainc north set tion 24, township 1, range IV; Neehaco Valley, 1 commeni hi rat ;i post planted aboul 29 I ! miles ; B.C., thencesouth 80chains,"-west80chalnB, north 4Se Bet. mencement, eontainiiijT til ' acres. down Stuart river from Fort St. James and on of tho n.w. ct rn* v f T. Hurri * pr»i-en pti >n and Nov. 7 1908. BEN HARRISON. Iv'-.;•• about on iai I on< hall 'r im Lhe ncrth 80 chains, moreor less, to the rlghtbank of the ri-.'.hi banl tf Stuart river, then i ith 0 chain. . : Lower Neehaco river thence following the said ensl -1 - hain i, north 40 chaii -•. mor* r less, I ah re of Franct ia lake, th ce nc rth '- i h dns, Take notice that 1. F.S. Smith, of London, mer eiial <0 chaina, south to chains, -.vest SO chainsto right bank down Btream (easterly) to the point of Keeps a Full Stock of— Stuarl rives, Ih nee up stream I point of com commencement, containing i;<10 acres more or lc:-\j. chant, intend to apply for permission lo pu rchase menci ''-'nt, i • iitaii Ing 180 am -. mi r r less, the point of *• mmencament, and containing the following described 1 ind: Commencingat a post Nov. [1, ' -3 GEORGE CHARLETON. acres. m< t*e or 1< is, December 12, 1908. COLIN McDOUGALL, planted aboul H'miles down Stuart rive '• -IM Ft. I E' " , • V! H1N( TON RAGSDALE. St, James and about 2 milea east of Stuart r\\ er, Take uotl •*.• hai i, Flurry Loar, men hant, I Januar; 2 ' ". fe27 fakon, i*, ih*' William Sten'ten Parker Cla--k, thenee north eighty chains west eighty chains, ; contractor, ,,r Victoria, B.C.! intend to apply for SeneralHeicliaiii London, ntemV pt-dy fov i • i I i | * south eighty chains, east eighty chain:- t" in int t f chase the foil « im rh ribed land). for m< noii OMINECA LAND" DISTRICT ei- lission to iur 'hose tin* follo'wln--^ desc'ripQU commencement, containing 640 acre;. nt a poi planted about S :"•••• down §1 ii i nd i: Coi m * ncing ; 1 a post planted 80 chains AT LOW PRICES Nov.T. 1008, F.S, SMITH. r •••••• orn Ft t, ' in and on ,; i :"'*' I ; Dis1 rict'- I oasjt. south of th, nth-e ntcoi-n, f lot829, rangeIV, Stuart river, thei >mml II O'chaii ,ci t80 chains, Neehaco volley, B.C., tlience north 80 chains, of London, mer- : Take notice that E, William G. Scott, of Victoria, ost .-hail . south 80 chains, east 80 chains to Take notice that I, A. Beatty ,*.,.i,. to purehos* Ih 7;> chains, l •• I i, tu Si tart ri- er, ruH crower, n't-" ri to a * .• permii sioi i Kitselas is on Skeena River, ehant, intend to apply forpormi the ice ip - ni to poinl of co nmt nc i •••••' hepointof commencement, and containing 640 the following described lands: 'ontainin • m ire or le purcli Lse tho folia ri '. cribed lands: icres, more or lens, and a short distance from the Commencing ul :i post planted about It milea No- 21, I'.'.- HARRY LEAR, i omi encii ; at pi it p] ntcd on th< weal bi i D( iber 18, 1908. down Stuart rlvqi from Fort St. James and about of the Skeena river iboul three milea above Kit- WILLIAM STEPHEN PARKER riAI.-JK. mouth of Copper River. 2 miles east of Stuart river, thence south 80 chai Tako notice that i, Fran! " BI d merchant, ,elas Canyon theneo 40 chiipn north, thence SO went 80 chains, north 80' chains; east- 80 chains of London, Ii Lend to appl .•• 'mi Ion to pur chaina west, theneo 40 chaina south, thence 80 Tube i* ti?ethat Louis EbenezerGooding, nBSay to point oTiapmmenc-emQnt, -containing 040 acres. chase Ui folio win* h '.} il nommencin chains east topolntot i ,•• encomont. er, of Crofton, B.C., intends to apply for permi: Prospectors' and Settlers' Supplies Nov. 7. l&pd, A. BEATTY, it D poi : ti". ted about :'l l-:i miles down Stuart Fo r :: :', 25, L9 E) • tl I A E.SCOTT. Blon to purchase the following described lands: river from Fort St, James and on .' « • • hi banl Comn Ing al n post planted 80 chains south Always on Hand, Take noticethat f. Ridge Richardson, stock »f Stuart river, thence south K0 chains, cast B TaKe notice tl at I.R ' Grandette, of Prince if the Bouth-eaBt corner of lot ^20. ranj e IV, Ne broker, of London, intend to apply for permission chains, north 70 i hains more • r le •-- to Stuart river, '"i ert, contractor, intend 1 i applj> forp( rmission i liac * va)li \. B.C., ihence soulh l"-'l r:*hai is. west 8fi to purchase the following described lands: theneo up i' ream Lo point oi commencem »nt, cor , i purchase tho foil iwln-trde cVibed land: hains, north 80 chains, east, sn ehains to point ol Commencing ata post plantedabout IS miles taining GOO EH res, moro or less c inin encing al a post planteel on the v. est banit commencement, containing ii*in acres more or less down Stuart river from Fort St. James nnd on the Nov. 22, 1908. FRA IK HENWOOD. if liie Skeena river, about fifteen miles above Kit- LOUIS EBENEZER GOODING. left hank of Stuart river, thence north eighty el Canyon, thence 20 chaina west, P0 chains December 18, 1908, chains, west eiKhty chains, south forty ehains, Take noticethat 1. George Barnett, lumberman, i rth. 20 chains east to river bank, more erb.--. more or less, bo Stuart river, thence up stream to of London, intend toapply for permission to pur ;.. ,-'• go chains Bouth .i'- nij banKof rivertoplact Take noiice that Warren Wildes, logyer, ct point of commencement containing uto acres, chase tho foil »wh 'descril ed lands: com .;••'•..>• if commencemei t. Westholm, B.C., intends'to applyfor permisBic: more or less. at a post planted about 243-4 miles down Stuarl February 25, 1909. ROBERT GRANDETTE. to purchase the f II iwing described lands: Nov. 8, 1908, RIDGE RICHARDSON. river from Fo : St. James and on right bank ot Commencing at a post planned 80 chains south r,j ! WEJPKJNT Stuart river, thenee south eighty'chains, eatd Take notice that I, Jamea A. Smith, of Prince he south-east c run* of lot 829, range IV, Ne, 1. Take notice that I, Ronald Smith, manufacturer/, seventy chains, more or less, to Stuart river, Rupert, li. C., contractor, intend toapply forper- •*> Valley. B.C., thenee north SO chains, eat I ft 5 ' Cojrtmerclal Stationery, ot London, intend toapply foi* permission to pur : nisBion to purchase the followingdescribed landi hairs, south So chains, west 80 chains to point < thence up stream to point of commencement, c v chase the following described lands: taining800acres, more cries.-*. Commencing at a post planted on the east ban' !ommencement, containing R40! crep, n re i r 'r;- Booklets, Ctrc \U rs'an-J ail Commencing ata poBt'planted about 18 miles Nov.22, 1908. GEORGE BARNETT. >f the SKeena river, about four miles bfelow L< i" ( WAK1 EN WILDES. kln-lsof Advertising down Stuart river from Fort St."James snd about • reel, therice 40 chains north, thence B0chain; December 18, i:*1* . I milea north of Stuard; river, thenee west 80 Take notice ihat 1. Charles Goddnrd, merchant, e ist, thence jouth 40 chains to bank of river, tl ei cc JLite'rtttui^., a^'-the* chains, south 80 chains, east 80 chains, north 80 of London, intend to anply for permission t- 0 chains along bank of river to place ol' commence Take notice that Nisae Aivazoff, merchant, * (mains to point of Commencement, containing 640 purchase the following described lands: ment. .".*i ria, B. C., intends to apply f r remission - acres, Commencing at a post planted about 25 3-4 mile, February 25.3909. JAMES A. SMITH. in-chai e the ft llov, ing der-< ribed 1 inds: ] Herald Printing (Mce Nov. 9, 1008. RONALD SMITH, down Stuart river from Fort St. James and oi Commencing at a posl ;. ii-u : :*.;* ui ''