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turopean ‘Or American Plan

The headquarteis for the” ‘Bulkle
alley; * ‘Tourists and Commercial" me!
Ind this 5 grand hotel to std at’. i
HAN tiains’met. -‘Aitos; Wery' or or
Addle horaes provided.
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; he addressed. a gathering of local

Hall...

-|Board, was in the district this
_| week.

| pioneer days -he operated.a saw-

{| the line.

||Settiement, who. passed through
|| Terrace. a week ago-on -his- ‘way
q to the coast, ‘returned to-his home
via Kalum. Lake on Thursday.

|in town on Tuesday. among pros;
‘in’ general
‘Copper River about a mile and. a

‘WAG. silyer-lead and grey copper
"tof vary rich
opened up ‘

{| feet. - Sonid of thd’ local prospec;
1) tors left on Tuesday afternoon to

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-.., MINING
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motlier and sister, spent the sum-
mer on:the Eby. ranch. ‘left: with:
thém on. Sunday. for :Vancouver,.
» The gealopical-’ “survey” party’
which has been working i in the’
Skeena-Bulkley section this‘sum-
mer, under the-direction! of Dr;|
.Géorge- Hanson,* ‘wound: up its
seasor’s opérations last:: week,
after’ a survey -of “the Copper
River area,

B.- Jones, Js Te -Ramsell, R. -A..
Henderson, S. ‘Gibson; K.: ‘Morri-
son- and’ “Andrew Mowatt; have
left for their various homes.’ ¢.

I. H. MeKay left on Sunday

the winter. -

George. G. ‘Bishby, of Prince
Rupert, ‘Conservative candidate
for Skeena in the forthcoming
Dominion, election, was. In Ter-
race over. ‘Sunday... On Saturday

Conservatives dn the. GW. V. A.
At a. later” date he will}.
speak. at a. public meeting of, the}
townspeople. -

EK. A, Blow, of Winnipeg, spent
everal days in the Kalum Lake
district last week, and:returning
was accompanied by H. H. Hopper.

been visiting her sister, Mrs. J.
McConnell, has returned ‘to her |
home in Vancouver, sa

Mrs. Ww, AL Burnett ehapéron-
eda party consisting ‘of! ‘Misses
Dobb, Andrews and Mallott, and
Messrs, Notzel, Simmons and
Walberg ¢ on-a- goat hunt on ‘Cop:
pér Mountain’ ‘during the’ week-
end,
the goat, but enjoyed the outing |
immensely. *

Milton Laidlaw, of Vancouver,
inspector of hotels and beer.. par-
lors, under, the, Liquor Control

-

. Mr. Laidlaw is no stran-
gerin the north, for during the

mill, hotel ‘and store at’ Burns
Lake, and is well known all along

Mr. Welber, of the:Naas River

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Terrace was visited by its first
breath of winter on the 16th;
when a. slight frost was register-
ed at night. Some’ of the mora
tender plants plainly showed its
visitation the next morning.

W. E. VanMeter of Van Arsdel
{caused. ;considerable excitement |"

pectorg and: the. mining fraternity |
when he exhibite
isamples from-his-latest strike o1
half from VYanArsdol, The oré

ntg and the vein
saute a width of five

be Neil. Kenhody, cwhe, with his|

The members'of the|
party,’ which consisted of R..H.!

for Anyox, where he: will ‘Spend

Mrs., Robert Howland; who has}.

They came home without

R.tH. Leighton of the forestry
department wag. here. this week
enroute to Thornhill, mountain to
see what the. ghances were to
establish a lookout’ station: there
to serve the Kalan and° ‘Lakelse
valleys, “4 me

the Hbiet- Davie Co.’ of Kit
sumkalum Lake,has acquired the
Dr. Hanson pack train and will
use it.in connection with their
operations, at ‘the lake.

The first earload, of mixed veg-
etables this season. is .now. being
loaded by, Kenney ‘Bros., & Co,
for Prinee . : Rupert. ‘Numerous
smaller shipments have been sent
ont by-individuals. eq.
SR Wells left:for his: home -in
Seattle Saturday - after’ spending
some time dt Kalum: Lake: where

Miss Marian” “Christie left: for
Rupert’ Wednesday” to. ‘take a BO
sition’ in 1 the ‘city, hall” ue

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 Gardof Thanks oe
: Me, ‘Paul Waiz-and M.and:Mrs,
-|de Kergommeaux and sons wish
to thank their: friends and -neigh-
bors for kindriess-and: sy mpathy
received during: ‘their. recent be-
reavement,’ Metoret,

OR

-_Announesment
Me. ‘and , Mrs. “HL ai ‘Frank.

| Terrace, B Cu, announce the |

marriage | of their eldest | ‘dayeh-
ter, Luella., Catherine, , to. .The-
ophilus | Elwood Brooks, to take
place’ on Tuesday, September: 29,

United Church, Terrace, I B. C.

Examining Claims.

0, 'P, Brown who i is extensive-.
ly interested in mining claims on
Thornhill ‘mountain; returned’ tol"
Terrace’ this week’ after ‘an’ ab- |:
sence’ of ' several ‘months in ‘the
eastern United’ States‘in the in-|:
terests ‘of ‘his mining activities |
here. He brought with him ‘on
his ‘return ‘W. J. Elmendorf, ‘a
mining engineer of Seattle, who
is well known throughout all the.
mining camps of ‘the’ West and| -
who has been in ‘close’ touch ‘with
the’ “principal ° ‘mining: * ‘ develop-|'
ments in British Columbia’ ‘Both

‘limmediately proceeded ‘' ‘to, the

claims, | of Mr. Brown “with ithe |
expectation ” ‘of. Spending | ‘some
time™ “examining” “the pronettids
whieh he hag under’ bond,

interior Geolog

Vie AY aS Sm te :
‘en » Reports: Tesuéd

thé Suminary: ‘Report OF: ‘hel
Geological Survey-of +Chnada i ifor,

7" a a

$" a) ae

“Ingpie the hits Hi plareri veke

stressed. " weae ae “ he a We

“WwW. E. Cockkfield deseribes ie

; argentiferous galena attracted a

. borings by. E, D, Ingall,

le is interested i in the Black’ ‘Wolf |. ;

1925, at 8. o'clock. p.m.,, at Knox];

Pos coast cities,
Mr. and Mrs. J. P.: Wheeler a

fH .

- was a business aller in, Telkwa

1924, ‘Part:A; has been published, |Bhows. « “A: beok: on Bow to be
Itrepresents it déticise form-the| Funny’ should find’aread Vihar |
‘Pédults "di work “¢arvied ‘on! by. [met among, t the arastormetg: ol
field patties of: thé! Survey sin |i; Mrs.-stid Mis. CBSA, Mig Maples]
Yukon’ ‘and Britist Colin biw'diiy- | ton entertained. a Numb rir of
linge “the ‘gtihiner”: of 1Oge | The ifrienda’ at bridge’ a my Net
ecoriottic: phases, of the Work ‘are ine last. |
yee

geology * ‘and: mineral::depoaite. of
the Upper Beaver River, Yukon,
where the discovery of veins | of

great deal of attention. Mihéral
deposits, of Babine, mountains are
described by G.;Hanson, who also
describes, the’ ‘geology ‘along the}
Canadian National. Railway from
Prince -Rupert. to Burns. Lake. |
Reports are given by. J. A. Mar-
shall on the geology of the White-
spil-Tahtsa Lakes aréa, by V.
Dolmage on the Chilko Lake area,

Pemberton area tributary to the
the Pacific Great Eastern . Rail-
wav. A nickeliferous mineral
deposit at Emory Creek is des-
eribed by C: BE. Cairnes, tungsten| -
deposits near New Hazelton by
M. E. Hurst, magnetite deposits
of Texada Island by C..0..Swan-
son, and the results of deep
A cony of. the report. ean: “be
had by applying, to the Geological
Survey, | Ottawa, or BLO. Pacific
Building, Vaneouver, * “

eed erties I Rina eRe 6 ea one aa a Pd tee

TELKWA: TALES -

News from the Hub of Bulkley.
: ‘Valley =~

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'.On Tuesday of last week Mrs,
B. .M. Hoops entertained at three

Mrs. W. ‘J. ‘Couldwell,

BE... My Hoops" left on Sunday
morning’s train for Beaverdeli,
B.C., where he is associated with
«lhe Rederat Mining Co.

Mrs. Cook has-returned to hér
home i in Vancouver after spend-
ing the’ past month with her
daughter, Mrs. Couldwell..

Morning’s train for a trip and
general airing at Vancouver and

were in Hazelton. .and.. Kispipx,..
during the week-end. |

from Prince. George. ove. the
week- end and made the acquain-
tance of his wee daughter and
heir.

‘y Constable’ Barger of the R.C.
M.P., made‘a'trip to Hazelton
during the week, ‘| ,

‘L, F. Coles, of Vancouver, is
on his annual ‘pilgrimage through

this mission. for, a.day or, two,. ae

Burns Lake school, was a. visitor’
in Telkwa on Saturday. -

J. “MacDonald, of Moricetown,

, |during the week,

Fort Frager.for.the past week.)

‘ Telkwa has been 9: favorite
resort during: tke last month: for
book-agents ‘and would-be-pomies :

and ‘by C. E.’ Cairnes” on the}:

tables. of bridge, the prizes being a
won by Mrs,’ T. M, Ovens and ,

_ stumpage.

Peter "Powers left on. Sunday ;

' Constable Fairbairn. was home

the north in the interést of ailiag |:
pianos, and. visited ‘Telkwa ony.

; Mr, Cochrane, ‘Principal of the be

; | adjoini
- Mra. P. Slavin: “has. ‘been | at|

‘attend: the ‘auction‘in.

5 Sealyd -Doodson!s: meat-track:
will be i in New, Hazelton Thurs-
days, ‘in Hazelton” Friday .rgorn-.
ings and. South Hazelton in the:
aftertioon. -The driver will take
orders for, fature dellyery.. 9tf |

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~ SINOPSIS OF :
ut AGT AMENDMENTS 7

4
¥

‘ “PRE-EMPTIONS ‘

Vacant,’ *.imreserved, surveyed ;
Crown lands may be | re-empied by «;
British subjecta over. 15 year#-of age, * a
and by aliens on declaring intention :
to becomé British subjects, condl~ - :
Honal upon residence, oecupétion,' l
and improvement. for.. ,ogricultura] ca
purposes.

Full. information concerning regu- .
lations regarding pre-emptions is
riven in Bulletin No. 1, Land Series,
“How to Pre-empt Land, ” copies of %
which can be obtained free of charge .
by addressing the Department of °
+ Ganda, Victoria, B.C., or to any Gov-
ornment Agent.

Records will bd ‘granted. covering -
only land suitable for agricultural .
purposes, and. which is not timber- —
land, ie, carrying over 5,000: board ° |
feet per acre west of the Coast Range :
and &,00¢ feet per acre east of that ;
_ Range.

Applications tor pre-emptions are
to be addressed to the Land Com- |
missioner of the Land Recording Di-
vision, in which the land applidd for °
ig situated, and are made on printed |
: forma, copies of which can be ob- -
tained from the Land Commissioner.

j
:
£

sae ey

Pre-emptions must be occupied for
five years and improvements made :
to value of $10 per acre, including {
clearing and cultivating at. least five .
acred, before a Crown Grant can be !
received,

For more detailed information ses
the Bulletin “How to Pre-empt

Land."
PURCHASE

Applications | are. ‘recelved ‘for pur-
chase .of.. vacant) ‘and ‘:unréserved ;
Crewn lands, not being timbérland, .
for agricultural purposes!) minimum : :
price of first-class (mrable) land (es §5 |
per acre, and senond-class (grazing) |
land $2. BO per acre, ‘Further -infor- |
mation regarding purchase ° or “lenge
of Crown lands {s*given’ th ‘Bultetin

-}-Nos'W), and Series, “Purchase-and -

Lease of Crown Landa.”

Mill, factory, or induatrial sites on-
timber land, not exceeding 40 acres, |
may. be purchased. or leased, the cone!
ditions including ‘Payment or.

‘HOMESITE LEASES ~

Unsurveyed arena, Not exceeding J0 |
‘acres, May’ be leased es homesites, |
‘conditional upon 4 dwelling being :
erected in the first year, title being :
obtainable after residence and im- ;
provement, conditions are fulfilled :
‘and land has been’ surveyed. . °! |

' LEASES -

.For grazing and, “Industrial pur-
"poses areas not exceeding’ 640° sores
may be leased by one person or Bi
company, t
, 0 GRAZING » , ‘4

Under the' Grazing ‘Act. “the - Pr: “f.
‘Ince is divided into’ grazing distri | >
and tha range administered under | ~
Grazing ~. Commissioner, ™ Annu: i
grazing permits ate issued based oF;
numbers ranged, priority being giver ;
to established owners. Stock-owners ‘
may' form assoclationg for ‘rangd:
management... Free, or partially eee: :
permits are ‘available. “for = settlers. :
head and ‘travallera, up to '

6A

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"timber Sale xrioe

- There will be. offered for sale at Pub.
lie: ‘Auction, at noon on the Ist day of
October, 1925, in:the office of tthe Fordat
Stpervigor.. “at. Smithers, “B. C., the
Licerice X7106, to cut 540,000 lineal feet
of Cedar. Poles: aad Piling, on an area
ining -Lot:2266,: northwest of. Hazel
On Bssidr District.
timb  o
da ‘that | ‘anyone’ ' tinable - to
‘person may subs.
mit:a sealed tender to be opened at the
hour'of auctiori and treated as‘one bid)*’
‘Further particulars of the-Chief For-
eaten; Victoria, ‘B,C.3 or District Fores-
‘ter, Pring ‘Rupert, 8. c, 124

seat alt
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Bend som abet “"

Three * (8): years: will: be allowed. fue 7 -
removal of