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THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B. €., WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 28, 1936

; pionships. with revolver and pistol, he
had ‘his ‘first experience last ‘week at
Fort ‘Wedsworth, United ‘1 States
army post, of shooting for the mov-
fey, He was in rare form and. got
a big shrill, from outlining the cem-
eraman with his revolver at 15 yds.
while the . nonchalent: camera--opera-
‘tor ground out hundreds. of, feet of
thrilling film. : ; +,

While in the Eastern ‘States’ ‘giving
exhibitions at sportsmen’s shows -in
both: Nev,. York aud, Philadelphia, he
was beseiged with. que tions on Cana-

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_ Many Americans

Winnipeg, Man., April 19. —Back in
Winnipeg after one of the most fo-
vel experiences-in his long ares of
revolver shooting, Sergt. RB. G. “Bob”
Tickrell, of the Canadian National
Railways’ Police department, . ‘Winni-
eg, is all smiles, Although he‘ has
steeled his nerve to: capture world's
championships ‘with ‘revolver and

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with ny exhibition shooting I was
kept busy for two. hours-: after every
performance’: ‘answering questions on
the hunting and fishing in Canada,”
said. Srgt. Pickerell on his yreturn. to
the city. Peoples geemed to be yery in-
terested ‘In ail: ‘parts of Canada; ‘but.
especially in Alberta and British, Col-'
umbia and.,Jasper., National, Park, in
the west, and Ontario, Quebec and ‘in
New Bronswick in the East, ‘They ap-
peared to be hungry for information
on good ‘fishing grounds and big game
areas.,

da. “The minute, I we itd “get ‘tirough

Canadian and United States cham-

“Many, were partienlarly interested

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you ain expression of your desires, for the immediate

held May 11th, and polling day Jane Ist.

which have been accomplished: _

A Commission is to study the all ime ~
portant question of the’ mutiual 'rela=
~ Honships: ‘of the Provinces and the:
. Dominion with a view to amending the

' gonstitution to meet existing require-
ments. ;

Not only has all

‘Your, Provincial Government’ has pur- '
_sued ‘this matter from’ the. day ofits:
.daking ‘office, ‘and pending‘adjustment-.
of the larger issue, secured. an annual
interim payment of $750,000 over and |
above what had previously be¢n paid to
the Province. The credit of our Province

' has been re-established and a recent sale

4 of bonds was made at the lowest rate of
. imterest,in the history of the Province.

_ One percent tax,
: brackets. .

NOW, WHAT

the amendment
‘the mutual adva

In addition to public works’ carried. out

solely on our own account,'a joint pro-:

gramme was arranged ' with the’
Dominion Government for main high-

way construction and other functions

of. beneficial character. Pek ”

The Municipalities have heen relieved of.
- social service costs to the extent of more’

than $700,000 per annum and, in
~-gddition, the Government has assumed |

a larger percentage of relief costs. cs

The position of the. workers of" ‘the.
Province has been ‘greatly improved and
“mnillions of dollars have heen. added, to
.the industrial pay-roll, | :, : wie

_ance because our

i surmcted. .

«Industry. has «been encouraged and
assisted ‘through governuzental co-

operation. - .

‘Action’ has been taken under exception \ We chall proceed
ally: ‘difficult: conditions of. degal and 7
economic character to,,enable the
producer of natural prodlicts; ito: emarket -
- these products, to the advantage of both

* producer and consumer.. :

_ Prospecting and the development of the -

mining industry. has seen necouraged” 2
' Interpreted, by:

ny} done. ;

"foundation laid of far redchingchavacter. ary.
- in the sphere of education, including -
ep nt

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“Nery inte

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° “BRITISH COLUMBIA

TOUR present Provincial Administration has been i in office some shies?
‘and a half years, During that time, I think that we have made clear
our purposes upon your behalf and it now seems fitting to secure from

The Legislature has therefore been dissolved, nomination day will” be! a
May I recall to your mind in broad | general outline: some: of the things os

institutions generally have been main-
“tained, and our ‘position established :
' upon a solid and progressive basis.

-accomplished without any increase in.
taxation, but there have been decreases.
.in taxation, notably the abolition of the

We shall exert unbending effort towards

and.the Dominion, and for the placing
ofthis Province in a position of equality
» with the other Provirices in the Con-
federation: of Canada.

; This question is, vital ta the welfare and
prosperity of all of us. No other question -
. before’ us is of 50 transcendent import-

depend 50 largely upon it.
: eae a
. We shall immediately carry out @ more

extensive programme of. necessary road...
‘and bridge constructign.

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: The position of the dnp will |
- be further reviewed and « definite action :
taken: as carly: as possi.
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aiowith. the problems: cofvtindastry);20d:
labour, heatth,. edvention; social, welfare:
- and expansion. oftadustetal: ‘opportuni
- and endeavour. i

Our. attitude towaidiall matters ‘alfe
ye.
‘Hing: the:.public 4 ;,

of wa voces rie future: ‘and. pel
_ Wishes ta you alist vary +

future,

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of the foregoing, heen

on wages in the: lower
i - one sake te ge:

tae!
eth,

OF THE FUTURES. Peg nd

of our constiution for
ntage of the Provinces: -”

activities in ail mutters |

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a Institutional and other buildings esden=. us dps .
2: tial te the . public service will he con=" at ie

progressively in dealing: - we

Tovteae

Fo Richa at “dt patie Hae
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welkdee te: ‘tan’ Wie” Beat
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” tourist:

‘| holds--all Canadian revolver. .

. fduriig the coming summer,
“"VHon. it; was decided to try: and secure

ihe. featur
7 tab”: and alot of good things were pro

ago. Big game | hunting: in the Rock-

. "What gave you: the greatest thrill
on your exhibition trip, ‘The many
fine bulls-eye targets ‘you shot?" he
Was asked.

food targets, naturally, but to me the

was to note the -trenmenduous interest
the American public;hayé in Canada.
I answered thousands of questions
which were asked in all sincerity and.
it, appears to me that Canada is a na-
tural magnet for

ist. industry in 1937 will be the great-

_Sret: Pickerell also holds rank of

captain -of, the’ Winnipeg Grenadiers

and still retains world’s. reeord for
revolver which he made as Springfield

'|Mass., scoring 246 out of 250. a mark

He also
records
and. is a. former holder of many cham-

that -hes’-never: ‘been -beaten, -

“I pionships in’ ‘the’ United States,

it Terrace Young |
: . People Active!

Qn Tuesday evening. the . Terrace

: Young People’s Assoclation voted. $50

towards the expenses of the Commun-
lty’ Camp. ‘to be held at Lakelse Lake
In addi-

the, services . of some competent in-

. ; : struetor ' who would tench the young: |.

sters -swimming, ete. The. idea was to

i vet, in toneh with the ‘Physical Train-
; lug. Centre in, ‘Prince Rupert and offer

to “pay the fare of an ‘instructor, : pro-

2.) Videchbm with, “accommodation. : ‘at <the |:-
canip,.and possibly.

expenges.:, The .
to consider. paying these items. At
the same meeting it was decided to call

‘Vaspublic meeting of those interested in

tennls:and--try. and form an organiza-
tion that would take over the eourt;

‘lyecondition it and operate it for the

beriefit’ of players during the summer
months. TPollowing the. business meet-
ing WI Robinson gave further details
of the history of the _Grizuey | Bear

people of . Kitselas, bringing” ‘the’ data

“.fdown to the time just ‘before the bé-
an ginning of.the. wars with ‘the the Simp:
a seams ‘under Chief: ‘Legale. a

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end: in tuwn renewing acquaintarices,
en oe oe ore

‘one ‘ot’ the- sinart boys ‘in the old

‘temtatry has Just brought out a new
4 defination.of a married. man—‘A per-
. aon
nO sluts everything up—except his wife.

who goes around” at night and

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-fPhimsday.. night say Mr. nnd, Mrs.

-"Tywalté® Olson'and “family;with -Mr-| ”
and

Mrs, Fred Gibbs leave here for
Port: Hammont:, where the two fami-
Nes plan to locate. ; “

‘Kitsecugkla

: Kltsecigkla—On riday night, ‘the
16th “April the, -Ludies* Aid’ ofthe Unit-|
edChureh sponsored"; social in thé
MeDanies. hah. Among - ‘the “interest-

idéee from It.” “Articles “of” clothing:

chief. announcer: “ind anetionéer, “Over

: By Was), ‘Yaiaed ond. this twill” £0. inte ;

ehureh renovatiin tind.

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Air. Mose one
it lnst: “week. for” ‘title. ‘eniitlentes* to lo.

rato ‘the: bulldings, “ey

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: betes ; CT

in new speckled trout waters of Jas-
‘per National Park. because: of the sue-
cess in the cultivation of the thousands
of ‘small ‘fingerlings which were: placed |
in the Maligne watershed. several years

ies also caine in for’ much’ attention |}
and it looke ‘te -me. ‘as if there will. be |.

12, large, influx of United States sports-
nen‘in Canada this year,” he declared:

“Well I got a. thrill: out: ‘of those |

greatest thrill and satisfaction I had |.

the United States |
iWe have everything - to offer j |
them “and my. guess is thay, ‘our tour. ||

« {est in the history of the Dominion,”
ne declared Srgt. Piekerill. em

other * incidental | _
Y.P.A. was prepared j,

"Pullen, editor of the: Prince ;
Rupert Daily News," “spent ‘the’ weelt 7

Wa ‘ap’ old - ‘tine 2 ¥brau 2

ite, ‘Were on sale aud: ‘refreshments | :
; ‘were. ‘Hervad.: Mr. ‘Joshua’ ‘Ridley. was |

Jor es. aid: ‘four. ‘others

T+ absistance

“New: caste. of the ‘fu atitl reported.
ae. de TH. Johngon ‘and family are the

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(The Pioneer Druegict) “ - if

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The Mail Order Drug Store :
of Northern B. C. ‘

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| Drugs — - Stationery q
Fancy Goods Kodaks: i
Pictures Developed and‘; 4%

Printed ; .
Price Rupert, B.C. jf
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Sno i Wining)
Laws. ee a

MINERAL ACT i

Free, [Winers’ Gertitleates | --" -'

Any person over the age of: -tlgfiteon.
* ae any: Joint Stock Company is\e tied
to enter upan all waste Jands of the: d
‘ and ‘upan any: other lands whereon * the aH
Minerals ather‘ than coal are reserved to
the Crown and: its licensees (with -specific
reservations), for the purpose of prospect-
ing ‘for minerals, locating claims, and min- i
ing, --'The fee to an‘ind vidual for a Pree
Miners’: Certificate is $5.00-for one year.
Ta a Joint Stock Company having a capital
pt $100,000.00 or less the fee for a year.
Ss :$50.00:- if. capitalized peyond this the ..
tee 1g $100.00. The Free Miners’ Certifi- 7
: ates run from date of issue and expire 4
on the: 31st‘ of "May ‘next after its date
- OF some. subsequent Jlst of May. Certi-
_ieates may be obtained for any part. of
= ‘year ‘ terminating on. 3ist of May for
‘& proportionately less feo, (Free Miners’ ‘
. Certificates: are .also’ applicable ‘ta the 4
, Placer. Mining. Act.) : 4 -
~ saline at= Chkiits ‘4 ;
‘gice: 61.65 acres. : i
Recording fee: $2.60. per “claim.
Representation: Assessment work to the
extent of $100.00 must be done each year
ang recorded on or before the anniversary '
da @-of récord of the claim. Cash in the '
-of $100.00 may bp pald in leu of
“Such assessment work.” Fee for recording
assessment work, $2.50. .If the required
* assessment * work’ tas. been performed
within .the year,..but not recorded within:
that tlme.a free miner may within thirty

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days “‘hereafter-: record such assessment a
work upon. payment of an additiana] fcr f
of 810,00. "The Actua!) cost of the.survey :
‘of ‘a Tiinerd) ‘claim: to an «mount: “not
‘exceeding 6100.00, may alsa be recorded

as. assessment work, “Ag-‘f00n as ass2rs-

“ment work: ito. the. exient of $600.00 for cash
+ pald of: ‘like Amount). Ie . recaréed

ay Adee ianevey ? “made “of the. alain,

_the owner of, such claim ‘te entitled to” mt
Brown Grant on“yryment of a fee. ‘of
928.00..-and. giving. the. necessary” Notices ; :
Temulred bY the Act. : oe no

ony , FLACER, MINING ACT

Four types of” placer claims: - ia

Creck diggings;: bar diggings: dry dig-
gings:: and | precious Btone diggings. (For
details see’ Part’ 107 'Placer Mining Act.!
. Representation: JA, placer ¢laim must
be worked -by the oWner* or ‘soméone :on
his -behalf continuously as far -93- prac-
ticable. during working hours. Loy-overe
and leaves of absences maybe declared
by the Gold ‘Commissioner “under certalr
conditions. To hold a placer claim: for
more than one year ‘it must be re-recorded
‘ before the expiration of the record or Te-

_ Record. : .

Placer Mining Leases

* Bize -and- method. of: staking, eto.

Highty acres In-extent; staked. along 4
“location Ine" not more than one-hall
~mllé“h length. Im this-ling one bend or
«change of-directlon is permitted. Where
ay sernight: ‘ling is followed: two! posts ‘only
j are, necessary, Le, an “initiel post’. and
. aicaiegtitn a "ean fhere Is a hanes a
oft on: a: seal Post, must be :
to" ine ‘the pointe! the'sald’ ‘éhatige. -
_ Thevtedgehold+ js: allowed. 8, Width, not. in
- vexeega “Of one- ©’ mile’ "the lacntor ¢ 2
| is? requi¥ed' ft MEE ‘duys,after the
date of the location to past a noti¢e in . :
the ,oftlee. of. the | Atining Recorder setting. am

A df e onlay elon!
" ieee anit tet
ha "the. Arpronimnate area ;
round, ©.’ a
o Drotiging:leades ‘on’ ‘givers: ‘tor’ “tive: ‘miles .
water:’ mark -:are* also-.granted.
Anhual rental op - placer mining °
anmdal, Sevelopment work e a
required to be‘expended, annua a
Tented on: dfedging. lease, £26.00 per milo: |
“annual.devplonment - “work required to be + ‘
inded, $1,000,070, per-mile; -the valve of
hy Snew: plant-orsinachinery;aiitioved. te
“. aaunt as gmoriey exnented in develaimart
Pee for recoeiine certificate of work, £2.59.
5 RE
yistorial+ Freo-, Miners’ -Ceriifientes,
(Pi Placer). Act” : .

‘“fhelow lot
. Fees:
“Joaser: 830,002...

; * among cd rite ER "Acts. pravide i
vfor the. Faking. and" represen ingot placer <%"
‘without: payment: of . fees,” and.
to, prospectors : by. free “Basaye,

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:“Tr Vieng
ee icate=tatntne Acti"; ara’ savailable at
ithe Department of. Mines, Victoria, .Com--
Plete copter. et bet Acta” tae yaar! obLnined.