THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23. 1928

4 SMALL THING

BUT. MUCH TALKED OF’.

]* the centre of this group is the
much discussed gun captured by
the British at Bunker Hill in 1778,
Bunker Hill is just outside Boston,
and the engagement in which the
gun was captured began the War of
Independence. Bostonians have dis-
played much interest in the Httle
trophy, so. much so that they have
proposed that the gun be returned to
them as an evidence of Canada's
friendly - feeling for the United
States For many years the gun
has stood on the parade ground in
the Citadel of Quebee. As the above |s
photo shows tt r¢ not very big. and
its death-dealing efficiency wag
probably net high although it most
likely made a fair amount of noise.
American visitors to the anctent ety

are always keenly interested’ in
In the atove phuto 1s seen a aan
of Knights Fempiar and ther Jares
from Boston, part of a large party
who enjuyed the excellent winter

the

that the gun be returned
original owners.
‘Beyond the Citadel is seen the to

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rtmg facilities of Quebee during
igtter part of January, just at
the time thet the proposal was made

to its

of the new tower of the Chateau
Frontenac which haa been added as
a new crown to that splendtd ex-
ample of French Chateau arehitee-
ture, and to provide three hundred

P

raoms te accommodate the growing
number of visitors to Canada’s meat ..
historic city. Every year sees Que-

© growing more and more popular
ee h winter sport lovers and ~

summer sight-seers who find there
a vast fund of Interest ip the city’s
Tich store of- historic places and
buildings,
of the famous Chatean as it oow,
appears with its new tower,

The other illustration ts

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A PUBLIC MEETING

UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE LOCAL FARMERS’ INSTITUTE
will be held in the

' Progress Hall, Terrace, March Ist

— Speakers—
MR. OR. G. SUTTON
Land Settlement Board

MR. J. R. TERRY
Poultry Expert

All interested will be welcome

i Chair taken at 8 p.m.
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Omineca Assess-
ment District

NOTICE is hereby given, in accor-
dance with the Statutes, that all assess-
ed taxes, asseased and levied under the
‘Taxation Act’’. and “Public Schools
Act” sre now due and payable for the
year 1924.

All taxes collectable for the Omineca
Assessment District ore due and pay-
able at my office, situated in the, Pro-
vincial Government Building, in the
Village of Smithers, B.C,

This notice, in terms of law, is
equivalent to a personal demand by me

-{upon all persons liable for taxes,

Dated at Smithers, B.C., this 19th
day of February, 1923.
STEPHEN H. HOSKINS,
Collector,

o4 Omineea Assessment District.

MINERAL ACT

Certificate of Improvements
‘NOTICE

“IXL", ‘Tyee’, “Silver Tip”,
“Silver Queen”, Silver King’? Miner-
al Claims, situate in the Omineca Min-
ing Division of Cassiar District.

here jocated near Owen Lake —

TAKE NOTICE that H.C. Wrinch,
Free Miner's Certificate No. 52202C,
intend, sixty days from the date here-
of, to apply to the Mining Recorder for

‘Certificates of Improvements, for the

purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of
aime.
And further take notica that action,
under section 85, must be commenced
before the issuance of such Certificate
of Improvements.
Dated this Seventeenth day of Octo-
ber, A.D. 1922, 33-

Notice

Range 6, Coast District .
Take notice that, I, Oscar Olander, of
Rosswood, B.C., Miner, intend to apply
for permission to purchaze the follow-
st planted 20

ing described lands:—
Commencing at a Ais

chains west of the N corner of Lot
5118, thence south 20 chaing, thence
West to the Mast: bank .of the Ce
River, thence North following the der
to the South line:of Lot:1048, thence
East to point of commencement, con-
taining ab neres more or less.

' Oscar Olander.
Dated Dee. 8th,’ 1022, ay

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The Herald is sf a year.’

‘Jast.

R. E. Allen spent the week-
end in Prince Rupert. _

Jack Newell, Jack Smith and
C. Larret spent Wednesday in
Terrace,

Jack Cook was a visitor in Ru-
pert last week. ,

A very enjoyable dance was
giveh in the schoolhouse by Louis
Motley in honor of Mr. Terrien’s
birthday. Among those present
were Misses K. Allen, A.“Allen,
M. Cowen, T. Allen, Mrs. J. A.
Edwards, Messrs. Tirren, Motley,
Wearmouth, V:-Terrien, Hagan,
York, Newell, Smith and Ki-
brath.

Mrs, D. Lidstone and Miss K.
Allen were visitors to Usk on
Friday.

Perey McDougall and L. Mot-
ley have gone to work at Usk.

S. Bergman spent the last week
visiting his family at New Ha-
zelton, /

Owing to the recent cold wea-
ther, the mill has not been able
to run, but started up again on
Monday:

Miss Alice Allen entertained
at her home on Monday night,
where the evening was spent in
games and dancing.

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Eyeryone not laid un or lying
around with colds or grippe, is
busy. With onething or another
there is no time left to start any
excitement.

Carl Wakefield’s. family was
represented at Round Lake on
Friday evening and at the dance
at Smithers on Tuesday.

A. Kerr and W. Coeks, with

ningham and J. i. Beattie visited
at Meadow brook farm on Sunday
By the way, ‘‘Meadow-
brook Farm’’ is located on See.
32, Tp. 9, Range 5, and D. T.
Greene pays the taxes. Weheard
some inquiries this week so take
this occasion to mention it.

Did you notice the rainbow on.
the 17th?

Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson and
family were out enjoying the good
sleighing and nice weather’ last
week and called at Meadowbrook
and also took tea with Harry and
Mrs. Lunn.

‘Carl and Archie have at last

5|got that stock of hay up from

Deep Creek Canyon, They had
to resort to a Kirstin stump-puller
to make the hill, but only after
several catastrophes.

We are informed that E, Bar-
ger and J. Bourgon are fortunate
29 | in getting a trail from R. Bar-
ger's to Quick, with practically
ho grade, and are thereby enabled
to put on a good load of ties. |

tack of eripne, ‘buti is now able to

4165 be around again. 1. Everybody i is |.

doing it, but some. ate > overdoing |

their families, and W. K, Cun-|-

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P. Wilson has had a severd ate Geo

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Serves the. traveller to and
through the Buikley Valley

MAKE THAT YOUR HEADQUARTERS

James Kotow Proprietor
TRLKWA B.C.

Omineca Hotel
Rolfe & Dawson Managers

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Rates reasonable. Patronage is
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Smithers. B.C.

European or American Plan

The headquarters ‘for the ‘Bulkley
Tourists and Commercial men

All trains met. Autos, livery or Tigs

New Oil Heater,

Good No. 19 Marswetls’ Oak coal
burner,

30 yards new rag carpet,

New .30 Remington High Power
Rifle.

Rag Carpets, and Rugs, woven
to order. rite for details.

- Green Onions when you ‘want
them. Earlier than setts. A 25-
- cent package of Bulkley Valley
seed will fix you up with onions for
life. Discount to trade. Quantity

is limited.
Wanted

Good, small wood Heater,
% Beef, .44 Shotgun, in trade.

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