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NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

Published Every Wednesday

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THE ELECTION ON MONDAY

On Monday next all good citizens of
British Columbia will go to.the polls
winl cast their ballots for the candi-
date and ‘party, they wish to govern
the province for the next four years.
By. now practically everyone has made
np their minds what they will do, and
further argument is of little avail. As
an election campaign it has been very
quiet, and the speakers for the two
parties with candidates in the field,
have avoided nasty personalities, and
the speeches for the most part were
rood. There is, of course a wide dif-
ference of opinion between the Liberals
and the ©, C. F..

The greatest interest seemd to be in}

Terrace where both candidates live
nud the C.C.¥. las put up its. biggest
fight there. Unfortunately some of
the rank and file there did not main-
tain the same high standard as the
cundidates, and one or two nasty re-

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ports hed to be chased down and with-
drawn, The C. C, FB. sent out a re-
port that they would poll in Terrace 2
bigger vote than ever, but that ‘is only
to stir up feeling and perhaps turn one
or two who might be’ undecided. No
other part of the riding has any such
hopes for the C. C. F. On the contrary
indications are that E, T. Kenney will
receive greater support than jast time
in his home town and throughout the
entire riding. He deserves it on bis
record as a representative. At the
sume time Mr. Kenney’s supporters
should work to the last minute to make
the victory. as decisive as possible.
Kenney's supporters’ have everything
to, gain by an Increased majority at the
present time. .

Terrace Notes

A pleasant surprise party was stag-
ed by a number of local ladies, when,
on Saturday. afternoon, they' gathered
at the home of Mrs. Gordon Kerr to
extend their good wishes to her on the
first anniversary of her wedding. In-
cluded among those present were Mrs.
R. Munger, Mrs, H. Willson, Mrs. H.
A. Swain, Mrs. A. Beaudine, Mrs VYan-
derlip, Misses I, Cardinal, Dunroe,
Simpson (sister of Mrs. Kerr) and Mr
and Mrs. G. Kerr.

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Miss Lillian Christy left Saturday
morning for Prince Rupert for @ few
days holidays. on the Const.

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Mrs. Evelyn Bagshaw is spending a
few days in Prince Rupert as u gitest
of Mrs, C, D. Clarke. ;

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- | being louded all the time-and poles are
‘jalso going out. Some specially’. fine

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Hon. Dr. K. A. McDonald, minister of
agriculture for B. C, and who is weil
known in the north,

O. 'T. Sundal prld a visit to Prince
Rupert last week.
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‘The Inter-Valiey. Lumber. Co. took,
is the second new machine this com--
pany put into operation this Week. ~~
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W. Christy, has added a tiew trick to
his delivery ‘business. oe ;
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Timber products are moving out fast
at present and local mills are running
to capacity and are having a hard time
to keep abreast of orders. Ties are

poles are rolling into the yards. Some
of them: were cut at 11 mile on Lakelse
road. - °

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A number of local, people spent the
week end and holiday at Lakelse. °
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Geo. Little lest-a young steer and dis
covered the bones ina rock walled
pocket. Dyidently. coyotes had driven
it into the pocket and then killed it.

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have been played on Coronation Day

took place on Saturday: ‘Tommy Tur,

ner III was umpire and the score was

18 to.4; All the boys got some prize

money and were happy. ss
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Miss Fanny. McLaren, RN, left taat
Thurs(ay. for Trail after, a‘ holiday’ at
home.here.... Miss Elsie Dannhaur; R-
N., accompanied her to Rupert ‘nd’ re:
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. Arthur Waddington, , fire inspector
with the Forest, Department, was in
town ‘Saturday. rane

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delivery of a.new truck thid week. It)

‘The boys soft ball game that should |

| Hoskin’s Garage |

of Ford Parts carried. .

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cmanistert Of" e ~
nee-of Britian “A ebmplete:

intend to’ apply ‘to the “commissioner
of lands for a license to prospect for
coal over lands known as Section 4,
Tp. 14, R.V., Coast, District.

a ¥rank X. Frank

Dated May 6, 1937

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
coal over lands known as Section 21,
Tp, 1A, B.V., Coast District. ;

oO Frank X. Frank

Dated May 6, 1937

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
eoal over linds known as Section 22,
Tp. 14, R.¥., Coast ‘District.

. oo ‘Frank: X. Frank
Dated May 6, 1987 ce

HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT
_RISTRICT OF COAST, RANGE 5

Take notice that I, Frank X. Frank
intend to apply to the commissioner
coal over lands known as Section 420,
Tp. 14 R.V., Coast District. .
of lands for a License to prospect for
(Frank X, Frank
Dated May .6, 1937

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_ HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT
DISTRICT OF COAST, RANGE 5.

-‘Vake notice that I, Frank X. Frank
in. tend to apply to the commissioner
of lands for.a license. to prospect for,
coal over-lands known ‘as Sectlon 165,
Tp. 1A, R. Y., Const, District. wpks
‘“WFrank =X. :Frank
Dated May 6, 1987 er

HAZELTON: LAND. DISTRICT“
DISTRICT OF COAST, RANGF 5

_ Take notice that I, Frank X. Frank
intend to apply to the commissioner.
of lands for ‘a License to prospect for
coal over lands known as Section 3,
Tp, 14, R.V., Coast District... . -
: ‘Frank X, Frank
Dated May 6, 1987 °° os

_HAZELTON LAND: DISTRICT
-DISTHICE,OF COAST, BANGE 5

-Take notice that I; Frank X. Frank
intend to apply .to the commissioner
of lands for a license to prospect for
coal over lands known as Section 10,
Tp. 1A, R.¥5:Coast District...

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Dated May, 6, 1987 *
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Official ‘Sub-Ford Dealers for the Haz-
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Prince Rupert, B.C

' MINERAL ACT

miner

reservations), for the
jing for minerals, locatin

Miners

fee

& year ¢erminating on: ist
a ‘proportionately less fee.
Certificates are also
Placer Mining Act.) —
won stacey. [Mineral Claima
Size: 51.65 - acres,
- Recording fee: $2.

‘extent of'$100,00° must
1

date of record of the
sum of $100.00 may

‘assessment work,. $2.50.
assessment | - work’ has
within the year,
that time, a free miner
days. “hereafter record

of "410,00 Tha actual cost

‘ofa, mineral. elaim to an

ig to the extent
; ment work (0 ike. amount)

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~ required -by ‘the Act.

- detalis, see Part 1,
* - Representation:

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‘change of direction 1a: p
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Free Miners’ Certificates

Any person over the age’of eighteen, —
and any Joint Stock Company is entitled —
to enter: upon all waste lands of the Crowu
and: upon any other lands wherean the
8 other than coal are reserved to

60 per claim.
,. Representations “Assessment wor
pe done each yeat
and recorded on or. before the anniversary
aim. Cash in the
e paid in Hew ct
: agsessment. work. Fee for recording
Sen eee wore, “Tt the required
been performed
a within -

exceeding $100.00 .may also be
-. ant work. As- soon a8 Asse5s-
erent work tc af’ $500.00 for cash
ig Tecorfed
of- the.
ia entitled to a
on -payment’‘of, a fee of
996.00, ‘and: giving. the necessary. notices

- Day-overs
ie declared

to

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Synopses of Mining —
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the Crown and its Yiconsees (with specific
tirpose of prospect-
claims, and min-
The fee to an individual fer a Free
Certificate is $6.00 for one year.
To a Joint Btock Company having a capital
of $100,000.00 or less the fee for a year
Ia $50.00:. if. capitalized beyond. this. the
is $100.00. The Free Miners’ Certifi-
cates run from date of issue and expire
on. the jist of May next after its date
or some subsequent 31st of May.
ficates may be obtained for any part of
of May for
(Free Miners’
‘applicable to the

carer

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‘. gingas: and: precious stone. diggings.

point of the sald change.

, the ‘office. of the ‘Mining ‘Recorder: setting

annual, development worl
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be obtained...

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