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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1928

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THE TERRACE NEWS’

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To each person paying his arrears and .
renewing for another year one.of these
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dQ. Usk. wl
1 Skeona’s Industrial Centre f

: Dow
Mr. and Mrs,-A. Eckert hada
Pleasant visit Monday morning
by the birth of a baby girl. Both
child and mother are doing well.
‘Hugh McDonald, -working in
the Kleanza luniber. yard; was
buried in an avalanche of lum-

knee seriously. Dr. Petrie was

T\called from Hanall and rendered

medical aid. Mr. MeDonald went

. to ‘the Hazelton Hospital Satur-

day. oan
Kitselas Mountain Copper Co,

“j | bad their regular annual meeting

on the 20th, and passed important

-|resolutions for rehabilitation of

the company.

A notable find of zinc-gold ore
four feet wide was made by the
Kleanza Co. on the Torna claim,
Kleanza creek, on Wednesday,
Work has been performed inia

{precipitous canyon, on the strike

of the vein for 500. feet showing
similar ore, - a,
Messrs Davis, Darby and Steve
Young hiked to Dardenells, Cop-
per river to investigate the Car-
micheal property. “a
Mesdames Sherwood and Farr,
of Terrace, Misses Weatherhead
and Kellegher, Messrs. Wells,

4 Taylor, Davis and Woodward left

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Terrace News Terrace

HAS PRODUCED MINERALS VALUED AS FOLLOWS :—

Placer Gold ........cccccccaceues beans § 76,542, 203
Lede Gok ...... rab e eee eesenee tenes se. 109,647,661

... 69,814,266
51,810,891

11 288,
wt] 36,608,942

Coal and Goite 07177717" seaeaes _
Building Stone, Brick, Cement ..
_ Miscellaneous Minerals ...... vesesesees | 1,858,839
Making its mineral production to the end of 1922 show
~ AN AGGREGATE VALUE OF $769,418,462.
The strikin
ince is strilti

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ros-
-unexplored mineral bear-
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e are more liberal and
ince in. the Dominion, -
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The Honourable The Minister. of Mines
~ VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA; . |

'|tarn by the O.K. Range,
}) was fishing, mountaineering and

Usk Saturday as the pioneer al-
pine adventurers to: make the
circuit of Summit Lake and re-
There

mine investigation in the tour.
E.F. Duby paid Terrace a yisit

Saturday.. a
Donald MeDonald went to Ter-

race Monday and returned Tues.

day. :

Whitlow and Thelma Bunn, took
the train for ‘Terrace Monday,

examinations, ae

-,Q:-Martinsen returned to Ku-
pert, after a weeks sojourn, at
Usk as a.guest of the Edgars at
Kleanza mill. + ,

. Jaa. Darby and S.A. D, Davis
spent a day on Phillips Creek
looking over the Brusk property.
. Peter Brusk came in to town

| With some splendid samples -of

gold ore, as arsenical pyrite, on
the Big Copper claim; on the
south west slope of Kitselas
mountain, he states that the vein
is. four feet wide, with sqparate
bands of chaleopyrite in: solid
masses, the exposure showing
for over 500 feet, lying in the

rich outerops occur over a dis-
tance of three miles, near. the
contact of the Coast Range ba-
tholith, 9 ne
J. FF. Duthie, S.A. D. Davia
arrived from Smithers Sunday
accompanied by Dr. A.M. Bate-
man," professor: of mineralogy

New Haven, Conn.

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being’present thefnselves, which

| typhoid snd malaria. ‘The tuber-

Misses Ada Minzegohr, Violet,

where they took the entrance
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estate. are required to pay the amount

great fracture zone leading south |.
west from Usk over ‘the Kitselas|.
mountain, where similar very|—

‘Smithers, B.C.
and geology. Yale University, |
_ " fumithers, BLO.

_ ‘sarily accepted. 4

Forestdale

D. C. Williams, of Vancouver
was a@ recent yisitor.
A number of Forestdalians cap-
tured most of the prizes at the
North Bulkley picnic on Dominion
Day. .

The government engineers are
still changing and locating wagon
roads without surveying them or

will become a question sooner or
later.

The following additional com-
mandments may be. adopted in
apy community: Fourth.—Thou
shalt exalt thy public schools and
honor them all the days of thy

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Galvanized Roofing
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Everything for the Mine, Ranch
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If it’s in sheet metal we have it

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life with the best teachers, buil-
dings and equipment, for the

Prince Rupert, B. C.
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school is the cradle of the future,
Thy children are here and they
shall be the leaders of tomorrow.
No training is too good for them
and no preparation «superfluous,
Fifth.—Thou, shalt defend the
health of thy home town from
the death that lurks inthe marsh-
es, Swamps and heaps of filth.
Thou shalt exterminate the” fly
and the mosquito, for they earry

cule bacillus shait drive before
thee with the sun and fresh air
as thine allies.

PILES

Wo one but the sufferer knows the tortible agony

cr the itching nature of Piles and how hopeless

it seems 2 try for relief in elntments, injections
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Genius produces

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Internal’ Pile Remedy

Pax 4a tho preseription of a well imown phralctan
‘and has proved successful in hundreds of cases,
Par is internal distinct from any other . treat.
nent. Applications from the outside are fattle,
No olntments, injections or dllators are neces-
sary. Pax is complete and la a vegetable remedy,
' contains no druga or alechy:

If you have not hitherto found relief do hot
despair, place your faith in Pax, .
Except in unusually stubborn cases ons box Lb
Usually sufficient.

Get “PAX” trom your Druggist or if he cannot
supply you send One Dollar and “PAX will be
sent you in a plain package,

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PRODUCTS OF CANADA

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VANCOUTZE, B.C,

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In the Supreme Court of
British Columbia .

IN THE MATTER OF THE ADMINSTRA-
TLON ACT ;

AND IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF

“PETER TALBGT, deceased, testator,

Notice ia hereby piven, that by an
order of His Honor Judge H. E. Robert-
son, dated 19th day of June, 1923, I
was appointed administrator of the
estate of Peter Talbot, deceased, tea-
tator, All persons having claims against
the said estate are required to forward
the same tome, properly verified, on
or before the léth day o July, 1923,
and all persons indeb to the said

of their indebtedness to me forthwith, | ©
Dated at Smithers, B.C., 29th day of

June, 1923,
STEPHEN H. HOSKINS,
1-2 ’ Official Administrator,

Quotations will be received by the
undersigned up till noon July 28rd, for
‘the purchase of a Ford Touring Car,

The car can beseen.on application to .
‘ET. Dunlop, Assistant Dist ‘ict‘Engineer, |:

The highest.or any tender ‘not :neces-|
‘MES PATE

_ person, as formerly,

. tPoactive,

‘ fstment to M:

~ Sale of Ford Automobile |: 3

BRSON, | -
& Agent. |.

Synopsis of
Land Act Amendments

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Minimum price of first-class land
reduced to $5 an acre; second-class
to $2.50 an acra.

Pre-eraption now confined to sur-
veyed lands only. .
* Records will be granted covering
only land suitable for agricultural pur-
poses and which is non-timber land.

Partnership pre-emptions abolished,
but parties of not more than fout
my arrange for adjacent pre-emp-
tions with joint residence, but each
mzking necessary improvements on
respective claims,

-, Pre-omptors must occupy claims for
five years and make improvements to

. Value of $10 per acre, including clear-

Ing and cultivation of at least 6 acres
‘belure receiving Crown Grant.

Where pre-emptor In occupation.not
less than 3 years, and has made pro-
portlonate improvements, he may, be-.
cause of ill-health, or other cause, be
granted intermediate certificate of im-
provement and transfer his claim. ¢
@ Records without permanent residence
may be issued, provided applicant -
mukes improvements to extent of $300
be ahnuin and records same each.
year, Failure to make improvements
or record same will operate as for-
feiture, Title cannot,.be obtained in
loss than 5 years, and improvements |

of §10 per acra, inoluding 6 acres = -

Cleared and cultivated, and residenca
of at least 2 years are required,
Pre-emptor holding Crown grant
may record another pre-emption, if
he requires land in conjunction with
his farm, without ectual occupation,
provided statutory improvements Indde ©
and residence maintained on Crown -
&éranted land. -
Unsurveyed areas, not exceeding 2u |
acres, may he leased as homesites,

- ditle to be obtained after fulfilling resi-

dential ‘and improvement conditions,
and surveying land. .

For grazing and {ndustrial purposes
areas exceeding 640 acres may be
igased by one person or company.

“ill, factory-or industrial Bites on
timber land not: exceeding 40 acres
may be purchased; conditiong include
bayment of stumpage, .

Natural hay meadows tnavoessible -
by existing roads may be purchased
conditional upon construction of a
road to them. Rabate of one-half of
cost of road, not exceeding half of
purchase price, is made,

PRE-EMPTORS’ FREE GRANTS
“ACT,

C
The Scope of this Act fa enlarged to
Include all persons Joining and serving
with His Majesty’s Forces. The time
within which the heirs or devisees of a
deceased pre-emptor may apply for
litle under this Act ig extended from
for on® year from the @eath of auch
until one year
of the present
privilege is.also made re-

after the conclusion’
war. This

No fees, relating to pre-ei
are due or payable by soldi

' emptions recorded after Ju

Taxes are remitted for &
Provision for return of
crued, due and been paid s

ount of paym
ti

town or city 1
Allied Forces,
direot or indt

memb
or dopendentar ere ok
| from ¢n-

asers do not clalm w
Parcel, purchase price du

may ba ‘distributed pro

over wholo. area,

be made by May 1

. GRAZING.

Grazing Act, 1939, for. systematia
‘development of Hvastock industry pro: .
vides for graning districts and. thoge
hdministration under. Co: ex,
ptr ra a; pridirity £ :
on numbers ranged: priarity for sutab-
lished owners, Stock owners may form '
associations for range umnigement, |

r partially free, ta. for.
ttlers, ar tray
head.

ng permits issued based -