THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B. C.. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 4, 1937

OM SALE NOW. to OCTOBER15

_ These are examples of RETURN fares
from many B,C, centres. Fo destina-
_ tions east of Winnipeg fares slightly

, Destination

RETURN LIMIT | RETURN LMT RETURN LIMIT &

Coach | Tourist Standard}
6 MONTH GMonTH | octoreR 3. &

lower from interior points. Your ticket — Winnipeg...
allows stopovers en route!

Minneapolis...

Canadian National is the “Jasper Park” Saint Paul.._.........
route.. See this largest of Canada’s ‘Chiengo.......
mountain playgrounds as you travel ~| Toronto....

east. It costs no more! a Ottawa!
- Like a change? You can sail 543 miles Mentreal..................
down the Great Lakes from Port Arthur Quebec...
to Old Ontario for approximately $9 Saint John.........-....
more,: meals and berth on steamer. Halifax... ®
‘ included! : Boston... .
Through ‘sleeping cars to St. Paul if New York............0.
“you go to the U.S, Midwest. Quick Detroit via Chicago

|- $47.15 | 9o1.05 |- $62.70 BF

_connections there with the new, fast Detroitvia Toronto
. trains for Chicago and East. : ve!

48.00 | 57.60] 75,00
48.00 | 57.60] 72.00°8
57.85 | 3.00] £5.09
73.75 | $2.13 | 103.20
b4.10'|° 93.55) 112,15
87.75 | 96.55] 117.€9
93.40 | 106.70] 124.55
103.75 | 124.59] 158.25 §
109,03 | 191.15] 145.49
93,75 | 117.05 | 157.50
89.75 | 119.59 | 104.2:
63.73 | 83.69 | 159.40 fi
73.73 | 92.15 | 168.29

PRINCE RUPERT - VANCOUVER - JASPER
The Triangle Tour $37.65 From Any Point

on the Triangle.

V-a5R-37
For information eall or write :—Local Agent, or P. Lakie, DF. & PA,
Prince Rupert, B.C. ,
. a re - : . .
CARS AND TRAILERS furnished homes on wheels, some quite] the enst where there were 800° éars.
_—_—_— beautiful others not quite so artistic.

More than half of them were register-

Tha "6 . a7,
The trailer has evidently become a od in Ontarto,

very popular mode of holiday travel,
for there were 47,000 of them register-{ The number of automobiles is expan-
cd in Canada last year, which was an| (ing rapidly in Canada, There was
incrense of-more than 7,000 over 1035.| 8 incrense lust year of 64,000 and the
There were 37 more in the Yukon, | total registrations numbered 1,240,000
These trailers are in great variety,| very province showed an | increase,
from simple Little cart-like affairs to| Starting with Prince Edward Island on

The uunher of persons to each mo-
tov vehicle in 19386 was 89 and, as
move than 2,000 of these were buses,
it does not seem an exaggeration to

say that the whole population of th¢
Dominion could be taken for a car ride
at the same honr and nohodly need be
lett at home to watch the kettle boil,

{naps best known to those outside of

Jtist: Sanitarium in Victoria, He had

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

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THE LATE: HARRY ‘ROCHESTER
Last Wednesday night ‘Hutry _ B,
Rochester of Prince Rupert: passed on
while a patient in the Christian Scien-

lived fo n good age (70) and when it
‘s vemembered that he was a great suf-
ferer for the greater part of those 70
years, it will be recognized that he had
a ogreat will power antl a ereut eonsti-
tution. But his misfortune did not
prevent him being one of the outstand-
ing men in Prince npert right, from
the ‘beginning, In business he was a
siceess, in public life he was an able
adninistrater and in the elub nd s0-
cial life all doors wete open to him.
He was a keen student of Prince Ru-
perts welfare and served: on the ‘voun-
cil, was twice miyor, was for years on
the ,hospitel beard and on the. sche
Hoard, and every where he served le
gave the ‘best he had. As inmaniger of
the Prince Rupert Hotel le was per-

the city, and be it said fur him, he wl-
Ways conducted an hotei of the very
highest order,

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‘shooter, and an outstanding man, aod

'that he was the most popitkar main j
“Prince Rupert,. but sit can truthfully

On all matters Harry iad an apin-
ion of his own.” Ones he thought le
was rieht he stuck to ir, and . many
tines he was right, Because he could
net be swung about to suit the whim
of party politicians, it. cannot be said

iw os that he was one of the must
highly respected. and his views and
opinious were always respected by all
parties,

Harry Rochester was a square

Prince Rupert will not be onite the
sume again for those who have known
him during the eéarly history cf that
city, :

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FRE HORE IO LE

SPORTSMEN

Imagine your favorite hunting |
ground reduced to a desert of
charred snags—your pet stream
choked with debris—your camp-
site a desolation. One moment’s ©
carelessness may do this—one
burning match, cigarette or
camp fire may ruin millions of
feet of timber; destroy water- ’
shed for lakes‘and streams, and.
vital cover for game.

BRITISH COLUMBIA |
FOREST SERVICE
Dept. of Lands"

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DEPARTMENT OF MINES

‘Synopses of Mining
| Laws

MINERAL ACT

Free N<iners’ Certificates

Any person over the age of eighteen,
and any Jaint Stock Company is entitled
to enter upon all waste lands of the Crown
and. upon any other lands whereon the
minerals other then coal area reserved. to
_the' Crown and its licensees (with specific
reservations), for the purpose of prospect-

. ing for minerals, locating claims, and min-
ing, The fee to an individual for a Free
Miners’: Certificate ts $5.00 for one year.
To a Joint Stock Company having a capital
of $100,000.00 or less the fee for a year

$50.00:. if capitalized beyond this the
fea is $100.00. The Free Miners’ Certifi-
eates run from date of issue and expire
on the Slst of May next after its date
or some subsequent Slst of May. Certi-
ficates may be obtained for‘ any part of
BR year terminating on 3ist of May for
a proportionately less fee. (Frea Miners’
Certificates. are. miso applicable to the

Placer Mining Ack.) ;
- Mineral Claims k

Size: 51.65 acres. -.

Recording fee: $2.50 per claim.

Representation: Assessment work to the
extent of $100.00 must be done each year
and recorded on or before the anniversary
date of record of the claim... Cash in the
sum of. $100.00. may be ‘pald in leu of:
such assessment work.. Fee for recording

assessment work, $2.50. If the required. .
pssessment work fins’ heen. performed. -

within the year, but not recorded within
that time. a free miner may within thirty
days “hereafter record such vassessment

work unon tayment of an additional fee |

of $10.00.. The actual cost of the survey
of & mineral claim to an amount not
excecding $100.00 may also be recorded
as assessment Work. AS 600M 5 aSSSEs-
ment work to the extent of $600.00 for cash

paid of :a ‘ike amount) ig recorded ,

a. survey made of the claim,
ane ewner of such claim is entitled to a
Crown Grant on -payment of a fee cf
$95.00. ond elving the mecessary notices
required by the Act. aa .

PLACER MINING ACT

Four types of placer claims!

Creek diggings: bar diggings; dry. dig--
gings! end precious stone diggings. (For
details see Part TM, Placer Mining Act!

Representation: A ‘placer claim raust
be: worked. by. the owner or someche on

his behalf continuously ag far as prac+. -
tioable ‘during working hours. iny-overs.

nud leaves of absence may be declared
by the Gold Commissioner under certain
conditions,, -‘To-hold 6 2

more than one year it must be te-recorded
_ before the expiration of the record-or ,ré-
* record, nae :
Placer Mining Leases -

Size and. method of staking, etc.

Eighty acres in extent, staked along 4°

“Jocation line" not more than one-half

mile ‘n length. In thigline one bend or:
change of direction is permitted, Where .

9 stratght line is followed two posts only
ave necessary, Le., an “initlal: post’ and
& “final post.” Where there js 8, change
of direction a legal post must he placed

‘to mark the point of the sald change. .

The leasehold is allowed & width not in
excess of one-quarter mile. The ‘locator

. is required within thirty days after the
date of the location to post a notice in
the office of the Mining Recorder setting
out the name of the applicant; the num:
her of his free miner's certificate; the
‘date of lecation: the number of feet. lying
to the tight and left af the location Une:
ond the approximate ‘area or size of the
ground. ‘

Dredging Jaases on rivers for flve miles -

below low-water mark arg siso: granted.

. Hees: ; Annual rental,on. placer. mininn .
lease, $30.00; annual development work

: ulred. to be expanded, $250.00; annual
tenital ‘sh dredging lease. $26.00 per mile:
‘annual dovelopmont work required to be
expended, #1,000.00 por, mile; the value of
any.new plant’ or-machinery smployed to
“Peount , asi mg ey, expended in development.
Feo for fecordirin certificate of work, $2.60.
Dogger ther £5.08...8 Mae
Provisional. Free. Miners’ Cortificates,
. . (Hacer) Act ‘
.. 71 Debartmont,of Mines Act

jst ong ‘other thitigs,’ thee’ Aots provide |
for sth eta kin and resenting. of Placer

‘elaine without: payidont’."of * feed.” an

eta,

.autihetal: Gukvey'sand Developinent.. Act"

é Bteél .. Bountles:: Act; j.and

ed
ono, , the ;-Milnes, . Development , Act
Tens: 1: as

--"“Phosphate-emining Act"; are available at :

_ the Dapartment:of Mines, Victoria, Com-

-“plete ‘copies: of the Acts moy. be obtained >

‘from the: King's” Printer, Victoria. ©

Jacer claim for —

or

_nasistance..to -prospedtors .by fre, assays. ~

opsia of the above Acts; .