THE OMINECA HERALD. NEW HAZELTON, B.C.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1987 .

The Omineca Herald

NEW HAZELTON, B.C,
’Published Every Wednesday
C. H, Sawle Publisher

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Advertising rate, Display 35c per ineh
per issue; reading notices 15c for the
first insertion and 10¢ each subse-
quent insertions: legal notices 14¢ and
312c. Display 40c per inch ;

Certificates of Improvements.....$15.00
Water Notices $15.00

Good Work at
Lejac School at
Fraser Lake

From tbe Vancouver Province—The
Indian residential school at Lejac is
rapidly beroming one of the leading
agricultural -institutions in ihe pro-
vince, Loenied on the svuth shore of
the beautiful Fraser Lake and nestled
in the foot hills it has ideal scenic
surroundings for academi¢ and practi-
eal training. The school was loeuted
hy happy aceident in 1912 when Rev,
Father Cocola, in company with In-
(liun guides, were canoeing on the luke
visiting Indian settlements, ;

A high wind caused the lake to be-
come Tough and the eanoe tcok water.
The crew.pulled ashore to dump the
canoe and it was then that Farher Go-
cola discovered the possibilities of es-
tablishing a school in these idenl agri-
cultural and scenic surroundings.

Following his discovery and recom:
mendutiun there were many years of
agitation and exchunge of letters, until
the beautifnl buildings were construct-
ed and the school opened in 1922.

Rev. Father J, Allard was principal

for the first year, foliowed by Rev,|-
Father Cocola, who looked after the|'

institution for ten years. Rev. Fath-
er Rivet was principal from 1983° to
1936 and the present incumbent is: Rev,
Fnther Wm, Byrne Grant. Each of.
the prineipals left bis mark in beautt-
fying and developing the school farm.

There ave approximately 225 acres
of land of which 155 are now under
cultivation. Fifty-five acres are in
alfulfu, This crop: has preduced hea-
vily even on fields seeded down for
eight years. Thirty acres were in
wheat this year and the balance of the
cultivated land in oats, peas and green
feed, potatoes, garden and hay land,
Four hundred and eighty acres of ad-
ditional land has been rented for pns-

‘| raising of’ poultry.

Barred Rocks from speciatly selected
-; stock were purchased this season. Two

ley, Hazetton, Chesiatta, Takla and
Trembleut Lake districty and from, re-
serves velthin the circle of which the
abeve points are most distant.

The echool’s dairy hes) cmprises
26 head of Holstein carite, Many are
registered and enrolled in local cow-
testing associations. Five _.registeretl
Holstein cows and heifers were recent-
Ivy pureiesed from the Tranguille San-
atorium Farm. The herd sire, Agas-
siz Rajah by Agassiz Tsussie Rajah,
was added to the*herd this year, A
beef herd will be started shortly to
furnish the ‘meat ‘requiréments of the
sehoal, .

Special tttention is being paid to the
Five hundred and
fifty White Leghorn pullets ond 160

modern poultry houses were erected,”
fittet with running water, electric
lights and Dntch ovens, were constrtte-
ted In case.the winter proves severe.

ance of 160 pupils gathered from Shel-|

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HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT -
DISTRICT OF COAST RANGE 5 —
Take notice that I, Frank X, Frank

intend to apply to the commissionér

of Jands for a license to prospect for
coal over lands known as Section 1h,

Tp. 1A, R. V., Coast District,

. Frank X. Frank
Dated, October 26, 193T

HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT
DISTRICT OF COAST RANGE 3
Take notice that I, Frank X. Frank
intend to apply to the commissioner
of lands for a license to prospect for
eval over lands known as Section 10,
ip. LA, RV, Coast District.

Frank X. Frank
Dated, October 26, 1937

HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT
DISTRICT OF COAST RANGE 3

Take notice that I, Frank X, Frank

ot lands for a license to prospect ‘for
coul over lands known as Section 20,
Tp. TA R.Y., Coast District.’ .- ~
“Frank X, Frank
Dated, Noveiber 2, 19387 — ‘

HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT
DISTRICT. OF COAST, RANGE 5

Take notice that I, Frank X Frank,
intend to apply to the commissioner
of-lands for a license ‘to prospect for
conl over lands known as Section 21}

ture and cerial grains.

. The ,sethool, hag an averape attend: -

Tp, 1A, RV, Coast District
_ Frank Xv Frank
Dated, November 2, 1987 ~~.

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a year previously ‘was, at” the
time, the largest ship built in the
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DEPARTMENT OF . MINES

Synopses of Mining
Laws

MINERAL ACT
Free Miners’ Certilicates

Any person over the age of eighteen,
and any Joint Stock Company is entitled
to enter upon all waste lands of the Crown
aud upon any other lands wheredn the
minerals other than coal are reserved to
the Crown and its licensees (with specific’
reservations), forthe purpose of prospect-
ing for minerals, locating claims, and min-
ing. The fee te an individual for a Free
Miners’ Certificate is $5.00 for one year.
To a Joint Stock Company having a capital
of $100,000.00 or less: the fee -for.a@ year
4s $50.00; if capitalized beyond this the
fea is $100.00. The Free Miners’ Certifi-
eates run irom date of issue and expire
on the 3ist of May next after its date
or some subsequent Sist of May. Certi-
ficates may be obtained for any part of
@ year terminating on 3ist of May -for
& proportionately less fee. (Free Miners’
Certificates are also applicable to the
Placer Mining Act.) ‘

‘ Mincral Claims ¢

. Bize: 51.65 acres.

Recording fee: $2.50 per clalm.
Representation: Assessment work ‘to the
extent of 5190.00 must be done each year
and racorded on or before the anniversary
date. of record of the claim. Cash in the
sg of $100.00 may be paid in Hen ot
such assessment work. Fee for recording
assessment work, $2.50. If the required
assessment. work has been. performed
“within the year, but not recorded within,
that time, a free miner may within thirty
days ‘hereafter record such: assessment
work upon payment of an additional fee
of $10.00.. The actual cost of the survey
of.a minera? elaim to on .mount not ©
exceeding $100.00 may also he, recorded
as assessment work. As soon a8 Assess-
ment work to the extent of $500.00 (or cash
a Hike. amount) is recorded
and ai survey Made of the claim,
the. owner of such claim is entitled to a
Crown Grant on payment of a fee of
$26.00, ‘and. giving the necessary notices
required by the Act. .

wo PLACER MINING ACT
a ore ee eae gd BE Se ad ifaw ie a necgee
‘“-mour. types of 'plicer’ claims! #
=@Qreek diggings: tar’ diggings; dry dig-
gings; and precious stone diggings. {Far
detaila. see Part II, Placer. Mining Act.)
Representation: A placer claim must
be worked by the owner or someone on
his behalf continuously -as’ far ag prac-
fticable during working honrs. Lay-overs
‘and leaves of absence may -be declared
by .the: Gold Commissioner under certain
conditions. To hold a placer claim for
more than one year ‘it must be re-recardad
before the expiration of the record or re-
record. * ” : .

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, Placer Mining’ Leases’

Size and method. of staking, etc.

Eighty acres in extent, staked along a
_“lacation . line" not more than. one-half
mile.:n length. In this Une one bend or
change of direction ig. permitted. Where
a straight line Is followed two pests only
are necessary, ie. an “initial post” and
:a "final post." Where. there ia a change.
of direction a legal post must be placed

‘to mark the point of the said change. |
. “The :leasehold ts ‘aliowed a, width not in

excess of one-quarter mile. The locator

: in thirty days after the
-date of the location to post, a notice in
the office of. the Mining Recorder setting

» aut the name of the applicant: the num-

ber -of his. free miner's certiflcate: the

“date of location: the number. of feet lying
| to-the right and left of the location line:

and the approximate area or size of the
ground. cot a
. Dredging leases on rivers for five miles
‘bolow low-water mark are also granted.

|, cecFees:: Annual rental’ on placer mining

Jease,
---seqidiréd’ to-'ba expended, $259.00; annual
rental on dredeing lease, $25.00 per mile:

$30.00; annua) development work

annual development work required to be
expended, $1,000.00 ‘per mile: the value of
any hew plant-or machinery employed te
count as money expended in development.
Wee for recordinn certificate of work, 62.50.
Tease’ fee, $5.00. a
Provisional Free Miners’ Certificates,
: “ Glacer) Ach
“1 --penartimentd of Mines “Aot
_ Among other things, these Acts provide
for the staking and representing of placer
elaims without payment’ of fees, and
avsistanos to prospectors by free assays, .
‘elo, eh. SEAL Ts . .

_.& detailed. synopsis of the above Acts;
iso the’ “Mines ‘Davalopment’ ‘Act's;
miMineral Survey and Development Act";
“ron - and Steel . Bounties’ Act’: and-
i“"Phasphate-mining Act";: are avaliable at

‘|. othe Department ‘of Mines, Victoria. . Com-

plete. copies of the Acta may be obtained
‘from ‘tha King's Printer, Victoria. .

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