: oni mining rights ot the Dominion,

ne

wing nee to rise. anda fleree
gale. ‘Faged all: Sunday and Mon-
_ day, thon? a little ahead of

‘ULATIONS,

-~ “in Manitoba, ‘Saskatchewan ' and
fberta, the: Yukon Territory, the
orth-west Territories.and in » portion
of the Province of British: Columbia,
maybe leased for a terin of twenty-one
bli ‘at.an annual rental of $1 an acre.
ot-more than 2,560 acrea will be. leased
to gne applicant, -
Appacetion for.a lease wnat he made
“hy 't applicant. ‘in ve rion: to’ the,
Agent..or ub-Agent. 0 the’ district in
1 fee the rights ‘applied for gre aitua-.
ye
In: surveyed. territory, the land must
be described by sections, or legal. sub-
‘divisions: of ‘sections; and in unsurveyed
territory “the ‘tract applied for shal! be
‘staked. out by the applicant himself.
“Hach application must be accompanied
by a fee of $5.which will.be refunded if
the rights applied for are not available,

but not-otherwise, -A ‘royalty shall be

‘paid on.the merchantable output of the |

mine “at the rate of five cents per ton,

‘The .person. operating. the mine shall
furnish: the Agent with sworn returns
aceoutitang for the full quantit vot mer-.
chantable ‘taal mined-an ipayt e royal-
‘ty “thereon.” If the‘coal mining rights’
‘are ‘not ‘being operated, such returns
Should:-be. furnished at least sonee. a
year. os

“The lease will include the eal’ fining
rights only, but the lessee may be -per-
‘mitted :to ‘purchase’ whatever available |
surface. rights’ may be considered neces-
_sary for the working of the mine at. the
“rate ‘of $10.00 an acre. .'

For. full information application should
he; made to the- Secretary of the D

Deputy Minister of the Interior,
nauthorized publication .of
isement will not. be ‘piad for

|Bevera other Siea

; speech in “which he t

land with the: increasing. number

and: Vicé-Pres., , Du:
See’ “Treas., . ba B. |

sisting ‘of the abev

tion - to the necessity ° :
Jaction on the part of:: ti,
| ent to see that their natuy... cal
| plaged on the list anid to ¢o-oper
ate with the association in: having}
others registeréd, to the end that:
the: ‘liberals would: not be’ ‘entirely
‘disfranchiséed. He- also’ referred,
to the good work: being done by:
Sir Wilfred‘Laurier and his faith-:
ful followers at Ottawa ae

Meetings’ will, be: ‘held from
time to time to discuss the issues
of the day, and speakers from
different points will be present
‘to assist:i ‘in: the work, *

STARTING LIVERY.
AN: FORT: FRASER

(Continued from firat page)

this ‘he: will: operate a: ferry. on
Fraser lake, ... This. will not. inter-
fere with his business in New
Hazelton which will be kept on.
“Bid; Kratis, “ who’ accompanied |
Mr: Carel’ on thestrip, has decid-
‘ed to erect 2. roadhouse at Shovel
creek, between: Fort: Fraser and
Burns lake, John ‘Bostrom has
a temporary eamp at this point,

,

of people. going into. Fort: Fraser
‘via this route,. andthe. construc-
tion work ‘which will soon’ be as-

Oct, + Gan:

suming large proportions: around

“ Distriét: has been: cancelled; .and that: plates to:b
t:will:be received at my office at the G
rinted: forms of affidavit t

“where |

ui
‘th h day, of of cae 1913, ae a court. of Revision. will be. held: on the 19th day. of:

of Voters mus be,

placed’ on:th :
vernment Buildings, Prince,

used: y : support: of .an .ap-'|:
3 pended. from and ‘after’ ‘the

name on the Register|:
€ holding of the Court :

‘connects
» With} thi

Sunday: .

ves New HAZELTON
‘on. ‘Thuradays,.' and ....
“i” Thursday's train
‘at’: Prince ; Rupert
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