- south 80 chains, thence east 80
to" point of commencement, ‘and contain-

_ Columbia, intends to apply « or permis-

-. -9-miles west from the south. -weat. cor-

- chant. of. Skeena --Croasing, - British
: ~ Blon fo, prospect

Se of Lot 8896, Caasiar, ‘and-marked B

_- ing 640 acres more or ‘Tess:

- Sanuary Gfh, 18 914. B. R.

- south west corner of Lot’ 8996. Cassiar, |

- gontaining 640 acrea more or lepa Be
“January ath, i9id.

*. ‘+3 miles west and 1 mile north from the |.
‘south west corner of Lot 3386 Crsalar,

. and marked B. R, J
. thence north 80 chains, thenee east 8

‘ west 80 chaina to point of commence- |.

o ‘Oimingoa hand DF District, vistrictot
. - (hske: ‘notiee that ‘Cheiost Hicks Beach
. of Mazel tor
; ‘northweat corner of Lot 349, ‘Ran ey,
Coast District,, avd being the northeast

_chaing, south 40 chaina, east 20 chains,

"Giiagow, ©
grip

thence 20 chains weat, 20 chains south,
thence following Skeena
.- “southwest. corner of Lot. 2391 Cassiar,
"thence north to point of commencement,

Nov. es

~~ Rebrug
pinietes

“Oninees Tad, District,
cheater: Be

im Now, 2:

Take notice | een R.. Jones, Mer.

. Colambia,, intendg to ape ly for’ permia-
ip <2 toa, Patra “pottdlap

On ‘the following described lands;*
"Commencing at apost planted” about f:
‘8 miles west of the south: weat corner
.N. W.. corner, therica south 80° ‘chains,
titnge ‘east 80 chains,. .thence north 80
chaing, thence west 80 chains ‘to. point
of commencement, and containing 449

acres more or.lese, . we

B.R: ‘Jones,

January 6th, 1914, :
Erie ‘Wickner, Agent.

‘Ominess Land District; Di atriet of.
- Cassiar: °.:
aim No.2. -:

Gla . : :
. “fake notice that B.: R, ° “Jones, “Mer-|:
chant,

‘of “Skeena- Crossing, British
Columbia, intends: to apply. for. permis-
sion to Prospect. for coal and :petroleum,| .
on the following deseribed lands:
Commencing at a: post planted. -about
8 miles weat from,the south west cor
Re Lot 3396 Cassiar, and marked, B.

N, BE. cofner, thence south. 80}:

chains, thence west 80. chaira,: thenre
north 80 chaind, thence’east 80. chains
to point of commencement, and contain.

January | 6th, Aad, BAR. ‘Jones,
: Eric’ Wickner, seonts |

Conat, Range’

Take noties that John Jaynes, of

‘Duneans, British | Columbia, occupation

clerl, intends . to.. apply . for
Sing. Satis

District. Range Band being the worth |
weat “corner :o: 8 appli ‘OT,
thence south 40 chains, thence ‘east 20 |
chuing,. thence. south: 20-.chaing, thence

chains, thence west 20. shains oi of
commencement:... ; : John aynes.
Nov, By 1013

~ Omineed Land District. Piatt ot of yi

permis: | ra
parehese. the Following ° des-F “py

er donmenctig ‘at a post planted ‘at the Sar
‘south west comer “of -Eot 849,' Coaat |:-,

east -20 chaing,-thence-north 40 -chaing, |

thence west : 20° chains; thence north 2

The ‘Russian army is. to he.
‘creased to 1,700 000 men, oo

’ Vancouver horse. show. will . be
opened on April 2 2: by. Premier
28) McBride, . es

COAL Shoes |

An explosion of gas: in a ehuiveh

Hazelton Land. Diatriet.: . ‘District: of
Const, ‘Range: BY

‘Prince Rupert, B,C; ; ceoppation ‘miner,

etroleum over the

pect for coal ,and:
ands; |

idwing: deséribed

chains, riorth 80 chaina, west, 80 chains, | ;
to point of commencement.
Dec.: 16, 1913, _ John Laurenson.,

Take: ‘notice. that John? "Lanrengont 6 of

intende: to, abply: for a:license to pros- |-

Commencing ‘at a post planted “tivo
ands half miles east ‘and one. mile
south from the mouth of Kitnayakwa |:
river, . thence gouth 80 chaing, east: 80

lat Carlisle, Towa, killed. one man.
and ceused a ‘panic.

- Frederick Weyerhauser,, the |.
wealthiest Jurnberman : -in the

world, -is dead at ; Pasadena, “Cal,

- Bxperiments:’ are being’ tried
in ‘wireless . “telephony. between
| moving... -traing, and wireless, ater

“Omineea Land District: ‘Disteiet of

~ Claim im No, 3.

Take ‘notice that B. R. “Jones. Mer: |:
chant, of’ Skeena,,Croasing; . British
Columbia, intends. to api pply ly-for | permis-
sion to prospect for coal and here Lei | an
onthe following deacribed:landa: : ‘-

Commencing at 9.post planted: about
3 miles west ‘from the south -wést. cor-
ner of Log 8896 Caasiax, and marked BR:
R. J5-8. E.: corner, thenee north &0

-ehaing, thence west 8D. chains, thence
80 chains

et

ing 640 acres more or less, :
January 6th, ‘18H, | B, R, Jones.
: Brie Wiekner, Agent.

Oninees Land Diatrict.. -Diatriet of:
assiar, .
: “Claim a ra
; “Waite notice that'B.. RB, ‘Janes, . Mer- |
chant, : ‘of : Skeoria ; Crossing. British

-alon to. prospect, for ‘coal and petroleum,
on‘ the following described lands: .
Commencing st a post planted about
ner. ‘of Lot 9396 Cassiar, and marked B,-|™m
+S. W.-corner, thence north 80
chains, thence east, 80. chains, thence! -
south 80 chains, thence west 80 chains
to.point of commencement, and contain-
ing 640 acres more or legs.
Jones.
: Marie Wickner, Agent.

; “itineen Land District, District of.
: aggiar.
Claim No..6.
aka: notice that B. BR.” Jones, Mer-
chant, of Skeena’Croselng,: British
Célumble, intends to ap; apply or ‘permis.
alan to prospect for coal and petroleum
on the following deacribed landa; .
Commencitig at a post-planted about
3 ‘miles ‘west and 1 mile north. from the

and-marked-B.R.J., 8,6, corner, qhence
north 80 chains, ‘thence west 80 ch

thenca south 90 chains, thence east ng
chains to point of .commencement, and

: B. R. Jones.
.. Erie. Wickner, Agent

Omineca Land District.- “District; of ©
~ Cassiax, 9.
.. Glaim:No, 6.5: .
Take notice: that B. R. Jones, Mer-
chant, ‘of -Skeena * Crossing,

and ‘petroleum
ollowing deserjbed. landa;-; :

Commencing ata post planted: ‘about |"

J, 5.’ W.- corner, iia
chaing thence south 80 chains, ; thence
ment, and containing: 640 aeres mare’ or

les Lo
Janaery 6th, 1914, . B R. ‘Jones.
; - BricyWickner, Agent,

LAND: NOTICES

Hazelton, BC oecupation, clerk,.
apply for. permission to

purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at-d post planted at the

cor. of land applied for, thence wast 20

north 40 chains to point of .commence-
ment and containing, 80 Serag. More. or
Jes Charies Hicks Heach,:

Oct: 11, 1919. Dan MecDougeil, apt.

~-Ominece, Land Distriet, District of.

Pake:. - notice that. ” James ; -Bell,
‘Scotland, occupation. felon!
operator, intends to. Falls for
Rermingion “£6 to, purgh BBE. the’ allowing
at planted. at the

ageribed
Lot: 2991 Cassiar,

Commencing is: | a
nérthwest. corner 6!

River tothe

contalning 40 acrea-more or lesa. .
HH fon 13... 14-22 | James Bell:

ae Commencing at a post
eB

. British | 00!
a Columbia, initends. to-ap ply : or. permis: |,/&°-
. “sion ta progpeet for coa

~ on the

“Hazelton Land ‘Distriet..
“Coast, Range 6.

District of

Prince Rupert, B,.C., miner, intends to
apply, for license ta prospect ‘for coal

petroleam. over the ¢ e- - following
degeribed lands: .

Commencing’

and a half miles east and one mile bouth
from the mouth.of Kitnayakwa’ -rivér,
‘thence south 80 chains, west 80 chains,
north 80 chains, euat 80 chains, to.point
of commencement,

pes, 16th, 1913 | Sohn’ Lanrengon

+

Hazelton Land District.’
+" Const, Range 6°
"Dake: notice that: John: Lawrengon; cot|
| Prince Rupert, B. c.; miner, intends .to
apply. fora license 6 ror act for coal
petroleum over’. ‘following dea
eribed lands:: -
Commencin

District of

cat a “poat planted two
of Kitnayakwa “river, théned west. 80]:
chains, south &0 che? ngreast 80 chaing,

Dees oth, 1918. “ohms Laurengon.:

Hazelton Land District,
- Coast, Range 5

District of

Take. notice that John Laurenson, of |:

Erince Rupert, B. C., miner, ‘intends to |

Pry for a license to- prospect for coal
d petrol oyer.. the: following dea+

eribe Janda: .

lanted ‘two

@ mouth of

and a half miles. east of -

Dee, “Toth, 1p1a. .-. John Laurénson,

‘Haielion’ Land Diatilct,
- Coast, Range.

Prince Rupert, B.-C., miner, intends to
apply for a licahge to prog

and a half: miles‘éast ‘from the mouth |.

chains; west” 80

"Hazelton: bait District. District of
Range.5
Take notice that Jahn Lauireneon!, of

Bringe - Rupert,,.'¢., miner,- intends to
pply for & ticonge to prospect for coal

and petroleum « over. - the following des-

oribed | anda: :

Commencing at % & post planted’ two.

‘| of. the Kitnayakwa: river, therice. north
80 chaing: west: 80., chains, south 80

mencement,

Dec, 16, ‘1918... .. John ‘Laurenson,

~ District of:

Harelton Land Distriet, |

: Coast, Range 6.
Take notice that: John: Lavrerson, of.
‘Prince Rupert, 8. c.;-mirer, intends’ to.
apply for a license to rospect for coal

eribed lands: |

Commencing. at a post planted” two
and a half miles east and one mile ‘north
from the mouth of the Kitnayakwa
river, thence north 80 chains, weet 80
‘chains, south 80 chaing, éaat: ‘BO chains,
.ta. point of cormirien¢ement,” ”: -
Dee, 15, 1918. -~ "John Latirenson.

“Hiizelton Land District, District of,

“Const, Range 5.
Take notice. ‘that Jobn, Laurenson, of |.
Prince Rupert, B. C., miner, intends to
apply - ‘far a license to  praapect for coal
petroleum | aver the follwing des-
‘eribel lands: ~
‘Commencing at avpost . ‘planted: two
ind a half miles eastand one mile north
from the “mouth of ‘the Kitnayakwa |
tiver, thence north 89. chains, east 90
chaina, south 80 chains, west 6) chains,
tu point of commencement.’
‘Dec. 16, 1918. . John Latirenson,

ite,
TARE NOTICE. that by a1 an ordet of

His ‘Honor Judge Young, dated 26th
, 1914, | was appointed “Ade |
or af the Estate of -the said

‘All parties having claims | |
e-Bald Estate. are, hereby re:
to forward, tha same, ‘properly |
to. me before the” st day of
‘ead-‘all: parties indebted
Estate sre required to

Kaa Rally,
apiainnt.
quested
Marchi” 19t4
the, daid

tor :
tn the amotnt ‘of their ° indebtedness a

pasazmegnt he pani, Tl

me forthwith

OL

L The Dye that colors ANY KIND’ :
of Cloth CARAS rR with the :

“fake. notice: ‘that John: Lairenson,, of |.

at 8 post. planted two

and e half miles ‘east from the mouth | '

north 80 chains, . te P nt of commence-,

the Kitnayakwa’ river, :‘thenca..east 80),
chains, south 80 chaina; sweat. 80. chaina, 1°
north BO chaing, to Polne of commence:

" Distelet of ;

“Take notiie that Joh ‘Lau¥engon, ot}

act’ for coal | ~

und. petroleum’ over the’ ollowing « des-
cribed lands:
“Commencing at ‘a’ post - -planted : ‘two%

of the ‘Kitriayakwa river, thence “north |
180, chains, east 80 chains. south | 804

and a half miles, east, . .from, the mouth]

‘chains; ‘east Bd shang: to point.of com- |.

and. petroleum aver: tl e following des- |

? | federal redistribution will be:pre=

Bits of $429, 568, as compared with

tions. ;

is no possibility of an: “appeal, ta
the people’ on. the Home Rule.
question, ~ ene
- Co-operative ‘stores, managed |
by members of the ‘university, |;
will be opened at ‘Oxford, + Bgl"

land, “next yea,

> Alex. Jordan and Thomas xa.
wards, a
jkilled ‘by a blast: al the Bewell
mine, Greenwood, Pe

The. wife of. Dr. Harbert was

‘committed suicide,

-'Bwo. Belfast su fEragettes,: ar.
rested for complicity, in: ‘inceridi-
ary outrages, .were found ‘to have.
explosives in their’ ‘possession. of

The sealing steamer: Newfound.
land’ was.. dost | ina storm off thé
‘| Newfoundland, coast. Seventy: i!
seven of the crew: lont ‘thelr lives

In ‘the~firat quarter: of? 49148
British tapital-to the. amount of
£108,606, 000 was. Joaned.:! Canary
da borrowed nearly £25, 000, 000.

Rupert.”

“The premier of Japan’ is finding
difficulty i in forming a cabinet. to
replace that which resigned 48-8
consequence. of ‘the * naval graft
scandals. wo

: _ Thirteen convicta” in’: Folsom:
prison, - California, attempted to|
escape on. Saturday. Guarda}.
killed four and fatally wounded |§
another, Mt lope s

many injured - in‘an explosion of |
gad in a caisson for a ‘bridge |:
atross -the Mississippi, river at}
Mémphis. * ;

Frederick. A, Gold, convicted
in London of. ‘espionage, -SUppos-
‘edly if the interests of Germiany, |
was: ‘sentenced. ‘to pix. years im-
prisonment,

N. W. White, of. ‘Nova: Seotia,

the Indian commission, which ‘is
to deal with ‘the élainis of the
Britigh Columbia Indians,

Iti is unlikely that the report of
7 the parlianientaty. “cornmittee ' on

aented to the. hotise of ‘commons
until the end of: the month.

‘cation fd# 1918 shows total prof

: gives every word -in- the French
~ j language a’: number: the- same!

. , language.

from fourteen platforms.

Premier Asquith declares there is

” to. the prevalence of unemploy=

killed: cat - Stockton, - ‘Cal.;. by. ale
Japanese servant, who afterwarda |

"| Petersburg ‘States: that Russia
‘feontemplates “the partition’ of

‘hot non; interference. - an

” The new. figheries ‘cruiser: Mak
f}aspina “eaptured | ae *Jeattle motor
2. sloop: which: ‘was poaching within
Tithe three-mile limit, near Prince

" agreement thousands: -

-| night, an addition to:orders isgu- =
‘ed by the operators, The opera: ‘|’ ———

: and. work. suspended indefinitely,
‘Nine workmen ‘were itilled and ;

‘ pert for cod

: ing 640 acres, known asclaim 42,”

has beet appointed dhairman of| -:

The. ‘annual statement of “the
/British Columbia Packers’ a9s0-] i

108, “Angeles,” ot. ‘Satardey, b ;
were driven ‘Bway byt a Voll y of
; shots before ‘they “eould Wreck

the ‘vault,

*'A Frenchman has invented a
written univeraal langaage. : -He

‘number beitig- given to the cor-.
responding” word in every: other

“An enormous erowd gathered
in: Hyde Park, London, on Satur-
day. to. protest against any: coer=
cion of Ulster. 7T wenty-two pro-
cessions gathered . in. the , ‘park,
and. addresses . were delivered

The . ‘Austrian ‘government his
relaxed the regulations aguirist
emigration from: ‘Galicia, owing

qnent and the ‘danger of great:

ielasses. *

"gt -Augustine, Florida; the ola-|

teenth century,

A. sensational report: in gt.

Austria -between Germany and
PRusaia and the: return of Alsace-
Lorraine to' “France on condition

; Many Miners Idle

- Chicago, Apr. @:—Nearly 60;-
F000 Ohio bituminous coal miners
ave been forced into indefinite
idleness and thirty-eight ° “thou.
‘sand: Penaylvania miners may’ be

thrown’ out: of employment aoon

cent Chicago conference between

to take the place of theo: one whieh |
has ‘expired. . i
: “Pending negotiation fora ‘new

miners in: Indiana,” Minos, and
lowa will continue at work.

* Most. of the mines’ in the Ohio
‘district ‘suspended operations Ips

‘distress amongst the working}

AE ST

A fall: Assort-
ment: of

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*SOAL NOTICES °

- Btikine Land District. District of -
- Cassiar. :
u : Take notice that Thomas Beales, of
‘Wisbech, England;. ‘ooknmission -agent, |!
intends to a ply -for' a Heense, to pros- |,
and | petlew over: the: '
owing desrribed lands
Commencing at a post Pag ex about
36 miles north and li m weat from
the _ northwest oe of t 992,
Caysiars'.Hazelton.. ‘Land Diatrict.
cthenée ‘80 chain south, .80 chains
‘welt, 80 chains - north, 80- chains ‘dest,
ta- point: of corttieucement;- , contain:

Deg, 10, 1913. Thomas Beales. ;

' Stikine Land District, ‘District of -
Gaaslar

“Take -notice that. Thomaa Boales,. ‘of,

Wisbech, Engiand, commission agent,

interida. to apply for'd Ticense’ to proa-

ct for coal: and petroleum over the

” -perta fn: the Jand business,

~ BOLKLEY VALLEY FARM LANDS

- FOR SALE -

~ HESE LANDS ‘airé located closé to.the main line
the Grand Trunk Pacifie Railway, which is being

_ constructed through the heart of the Bulkley Valley, one ~

of. the hest farming districts in British Columbia,

of the: Bulklay Valley ‘from Telkwa.

. Steel-is now. laid through Telkwa, and trains will soon be running
"from Prince'Rupert to this point, There are good roads ta all parts —

The Bulkiey Valisy is.an:ideal dairying and mixed farming. district,

with a market for all kinds of farm: ‘produce, ;

"We own'all the land we.offor for gale, and can give a guaranteed title. ..
- Our larids were all very ‘carefully selected several years ago by-ex-. -

We éelf in-tracta of 160 ‘acres or more. ....

iOur prices:are Teasonsonsle and terme are easy.
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‘Write for. fall in-,

allowing described, anda: -

36 miles north’ and 11 miles west from
thenorthwest corer of Lot 992, Caselar,
Hagelton Land District, | thence
north . 30 chaing, east 80 ,haine,
south 80, chains, west $0 chains,..to

640-_acres, known as clain 43,
Dec. '10,.-1919.

Stikine Land District.. Diatriet of
. Caasiar.
Ta notion, that hat Thoma Beales, ut
fONNT-ISSION im
ie woe ‘a license wm pros:
aland petroleum over ithe
ibed lands:
jost planted sbout

t.
ek fon Geserl
"Cominencing @ at a
hotthwest corner: of |

Gassiar, _ Hareltgn* Land

t.' 892,
Distriet,
thenca 80: ‘chains. north, .

eat, 80 chalas

chains

Commencing’ at a poat planted ‘about’ Pa

polot. of commencement, containing’ 9 +
: Thomas Beales. .

86: miles.north and £1 mites west from | .
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