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trict because-it is the logieal market for the greater part.of your

produce you have ‘to sell. New Hazelton and district people are
the consumers of what you have.to sell, and you, being the pro-

ducer of what they must buy, are a. person of mighty importance
You have a common bond.

Anything, then, that.effeets the leca] towns or its
people affetts you by affecting your market.
: thing that effects the farmers of this iuterior coun-
try bas # vital bearing on the business life and gen-
eral status of New Hazelton and distrlet.
after ail, one In point of view, economically.

Tn presenting the news and other items of interest each week The
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garding mny phase of farm work or life are published, ‘together
with the news of the whole district, so far as it can’ be got.
Besides the buying opportunities, Tikted by the stores -there i
a classified column which should be of special interest to farmers.

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New Hazelton and the interior, socially, industrially and in the
nuning tireles which ‘The Ominecn Herald presents each

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HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT

District of Const, Range 5

Take notice that, sixty days after
tite I, Geo. H. Ballard, intend to ap.
ply to the Minister of Lands for a li-
conse to. prospeet for coal and petre-
lew over 640 acres of land, as follow:
-——comnmencing ata post planted at the
north-west corner of Sec. 9, Twp..1A.
kt. 5, and marked G..H. B.’s N. W. cor
-her; thence south 80 chains, thenec
cist 80 chains, thence north 80 chains
thence west 80 chains, to ‘Point of com:
mencement.

Lucated Sept. 18th, 1982,
a _ Geo: H. Ballard.

HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT

Take noth
dite T, Geo.. ‘He Ballard,
cense to-prospect.‘for- coal and petro:
leym over 640: acres; of ‘land as follows
commencing: atia. post’ ‘planted . one half
mile north -of: theinotth-west, corner of
See. 9, Twp. 1A, and marked G.H.B.'s
S, 1, corner, .thence, north 80 chains:

thence weat 80: chains, ; ‘thence gouth SC |.
chains, thence: eadt 80 chains to point |:

of commencement:
Taveated September 18th; 4932, a:
Geos: ‘Hi. Bullard

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here. have “been few. “forest fires in
British Columbia this, year and. Mite

loss of. timber while ‘the cost: of fflglt: 7

ing Tires has beon almost nil. =

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‘platy. “days . after ae
intend © to |:
supply to the Minister of Lands for li-

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) had. a marketed. «value, of. approximate:

HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT
District of. Const, Range 5

Take notieg that sixty days’ atte:
date I, Geo. Ht Ballurd, intend to appl;
to the Minister of Lands for o licenst
to prospect for. coal and petroleum ov.
er 640 acres of, land. as follows :—com.
mencing- at a post: planted at the north
west corner of Secction 9, Twp. 14, B-
5, and marked .G. H, B/’s 8 W. corner:
thence north 80 chains, thence east 8
chains, thence south 80 chains, thence:
west 80. chaing to point. of commence
ment, 7
Loented September 18th, “1982, “os

; Geo. TI. Ballary

City Transfer
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Taxi ‘and’ Transfer Service .
‘At all noure,~

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“Owner.
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Canada’s a flshérfes production ‘in ‘4081

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an aa hid

ventas

dy $30,686, ,000,.08. some “$17,000,000: psy
than -In’ 1990,° “The ‘adverse: ‘marketing

| ordinary, - everyday, men,

~NEW HAZELTON, BC.

Published ‘Every Wednesday
G, A. SAWLE "PUBLISHER

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coading: notices ibe per Fine fizétinsertion, 10s per
line cach stibrequent: insertivn.

| UNTANGLE THE uanapa Wes

Py

A number of years ago a beneficent
-Kovernmemt becaine..embued with, the

\ idea that. they. were the. all-powerful.

andthe. know-ail;. that, the: municipal
‘councils, which were- eosuposed of - -only,
were Incap-.
able ‘of extracting the maximun of
juoney. from tlie tax:payers; ‘also, that
they were incepable of. spending - that
money after i had! ben extracted. «J
Wits. -theary san ideal, the government
ut that, time had. Seni, say. It, was a
bad dream, - ,

Phe government cf the province: at

1 Lhiat time tovls apon Itself. the authority
| to collect: the 5

great. bulk of the taxcs
throughout - the provinee, with a. pro-
nise to. re-imburse the municipullties
with liberal grants. All went merry
for a time. «Millions ‘were. collected :
millions were borrowed und many mil-
lions Were, spent The municipalities
were getting more money than they
ever had: before sud. it came so easy
that there was simmir nathing to it
but to.spend, hes the municipalities
contracted. extravagant habits as well
as 'the government, Many
were borrowed: in excess of ability to
pay. "The province tapped more and
nore sources of- revenue, and returned
more and more to the municipalities.

In the meantime the goyernment de-
veloped a wonderful and luxuriots
staff at Victoria and in every nook and
corner in the province to collect those
moneys, to.check and double cheek the
officials (had to keep the boys honest)
until: the’ province shortly became the
largest -employer. of labor in the pro-
vinee.-The civil. service. became, tog
heavy ond caused the collapse of the
government that built it, ~

At the same time the municipalitiés
with comparatively Uttle collecting tu
do, retained the same staffs to do the
spending that formerly did both col-
lecting ‘and spending,
The time came when the government

‘andthe municipality had all the avail-
able money—that was some years ago, | -

yet the same staffs were retained and
no effort made to retrench, All. de.
partments were short on. rey enue, but
long on expenditure

A new ‘gor ernment was elected. It
tried .t6 carry on. Great troubles de:

veloped, “The government found itself

in the same positon: “ns the old womar’
who .liv ed ina shoe,” ‘To. use another
old: ‘saying--British: ‘Columbia had put
all its-eggs in. one: linsket:

Chuos developed. “The gov ernment
finally’ reallzed:' that, things were not
right, tind were: not getting any. better.
Of ‘hite. strenttous ‘efforts: have been put
farth, ‘tn steni the. outward flow of- the
money. that was not on ‘hand and did

‘not lodk-as if 16 Would’ ever be on hance

Bir reductions dn’ evei'y -
were muidg; but’ that’ wag -

’ department

“raise, aie

The latest move is to eat thie. govern.
‘ment: tind ‘the HH cipalities: ‘together
in an effort to unt ngle the taxation
wel) Chiat bas been woven 80 intricaly
in:the-last dozen and ‘a half years. It
is: ‘the: intention, we believe, ‘of thi
HOY ernment. to lve’ ‘back’: to the ‘muni-

. clpalittes the privilege, of ‘collecting ite
4 own ‘revenues as far :as possible,
. “municipalities : can"do better anyway

The

aud the government does" not want te

” continue the. mévs any ‘longer.-

The- hext step should: naturally be
for the government’to undo all that

| was done ti the advice of tlie expert

business" ‘men of, Vancbuyerget out-of
commercia]. enterprises... Many,. many
millions.’ of: «the. peopled: dolinva have
‘been ‘sank: ‘br ‘suet: enterprises aa: the
white elephant. tatlway; the’ Sumas, |
and other: ‘dyking ond dratnage pro:
Doditlong ‘a. henétt, Vanéouyer expert }
»business, men; ‘lasns,to. manufacturers

‘situation’ lindiieedd: ‘by, world wide’ econ:
‘omic’ Aistietiince. ‘explains’ the decrense

Avithout proper. ‘investigation’; loans tc
all and’ T suridey who: could ' get next to

1eCa: Herald|

milHons |-

“nét good |
‘enough, “The province had ‘been com. |
‘| mitted to niore anillions thin it eould

‘the Vancouver business experts,

couyer experts were engaged to re
organize and remodel the government
printing. plant. | ‘That: was done, and if
was, , done, 80, efficiently. that o huge.
sum disappeared in. new machinery ‘of
all kinds-and: ‘a ~new~ building. The

Victorla printing plant would “be “a

credit. tothe King’s. Printer. at. Ottawa

ness hed. to be .done.-by :the . Victdria
printing plant or the efficiency experts
would get after them. To do this the
business of the weekly newspapers and
printing plants was: ‘hampered and cut
short of work to a ‘serious extent,

In nearly éveiy ‘line of: business the
provincial government has ‘been en-
‘crouching until ‘today it is hardly sefe
to invest in a business in this province

We strongly urge the present govern-
ment to get out of private business and
give thé ‘tax payers: a chance, to ‘meet
their obligations: and to pay their tax
es, The government ‘has all the’ busi.

with roverning,

No one knows better than Premie
Tolmie that you cannot cut the feed off
and expect a cow to’ give o full flow of
49 milk. Neither enn the tax-payers
inuke money with the. government. tak:
ing the best of the. business.

MINERAL ACT:

Certificate ‘of Improvements :

- NOTICE

‘ordillera Fractional, Camille
ional, Gold Dust Fractional. and Mack
{neral claims; situate in the Omineca
fining Division, Range V, Coast Dis-
trict. located ‘one mile. southerly from
Jsk on Kitselas mountain,

‘Take Notice that I, J. A. Rutherford,
yee Miner's Certifleate . No. 62347D,
gent for the Usk Mining Qo, Ltd.,
Free,: Minet’s Certificate No. 405700);
utend .sixty days from ‘the date. here-
£, intend’ to. apply..to. the. Mining Re-
order for a- Certificate of: Improve-
ments, for tlie purpose of obtaining. :
Crown Grant of the above claims.

_ And further take notice that action
nder section 85 must be commences
-efore the, issuance of such Certificat
f Improvements. . ‘
Jated this bth aay of October, A.D
932,

The annual ent. of Christmas trees [1

menced in New Brunswick. Several

carloads tte expected out of Alberta |:
county this season. Most. of the ‘trees |:
cut ‘average from three to five feet In

length, with.some from twelve to fif- |
ten feet for public- demonstrations, A

feature of the cut last year was ‘table’

trees nda ‘goad: many af these wit he

cut again this year.

Victoria yeports. that next year ‘the
provinelnl budget ds really going ‘to bal-
ice, Nothing added to. nothing leaves
nothing, . Nothing niutipled by noth-
ing is alyo nothing. Nothing substra-
ected fiom nothing also leaves nothing,

. ,

Even Conservatives in Cansida are
rejoichig in the victory. of the Demo-
erate, They are looking for: a.down-
ward revision of the tarriffs and thus
resume trading with Canada. The
loss ‘of the United States _trade was ar
serious to Canada as the recent. loss of
Canadian, trade was. to ‘the United
States.
the trouble and Canada will survive as:

tes now is when and: where can: we-get
beer. -
ional ‘drink of: good liquor With the

liquor Alirect:. from: the manufacturer's

government: will have to. out: theix’ex-
horbitantpriceq-and serve better’ liquor

Peetton.': ~ BN BG Ly mak,

The government of a few. years. ago. I}:
|.was. so intoxfeated with the! idea’ of |
oe getting into business. that. sonie Van:

Chit meéant that more nnd more busl-|'

Hess. it cah ‘attend to If it just stay: | i

_ iy in September.

’ Frae-|-

for the United States market has com- :

But- then. the States started all

svon as the new trade routes with the |3
British Kupire get well established, |&

The ble question in the United Sta- a
Of course beer means an occas: |
United States. able to.tmport-thelr own (1
the ‘Canadian exporters’ and:the Cana- “4

dian’ governments, especially the B.C: |:

and better beer oy’the ‘yam: running” j:)-
bualhess: will- ‘soon. be switched and the! is
bonts! wlil:be soe the’ Gpposite ‘dir: v:

: . i ESend your’ _
“ Watch’ Repairing and
||: Jewellery. Requirements

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«Many people who. never Ukeil can-
ned milk have found a uew and a
_ likenbleness: i Vaccum Packed ‘Pa-
éifie Milk,’. Mrs.’ M. Ti. R. found it
out. ona Cariboo: caunping tp ear-.-

“Pacific Milk”

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‘Plant af. Abbotsford.”

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