LAND: NOTIONS

a Ominces’ Land District, “District of

- Cesmlan |
Claim Now dso:
Pake hnoti that B: -:R, - “Jones Mer: }
a S“ehant, of.’ Skaena .* Tossing, ‘British

_ Columbia, intends to ap) pply.t ‘or- perimis-
2. fon to. ‘prospect for coal and petroleum
_ ob the following described Jands:- ~~

+Commencing at a post planted: about
- 8 miles ‘west of the south west’ corner
of: Lot 8398, Cassiar;-and marked B. -R.
J., N. W. corner, thence south 80 chains,
thence east 80 chains, thence north 80;'
chains, thence west 80-chains . to. point
of commencement, and containing S40.
. eres’ more or.leps.: :
; January 6th, Wi JB. R; “Jones,
_ Erie Wickrer, Agent,

Omineca Land District, District of
: Cossiar,-
a - Claim No, 2. :
" Take notice that B.:- Ry. Jones, Mer-
”. chant, of ‘Skeena Crossing, . British]:
7 Columbia, intends to apply for permis-
sion to prospect for. coal and potroleum
’ | on the following deacribed lands:
~* ~Commencing at a post planted, about
3 miles west from the south west cor-
ner of Lot 8996 Caasiar, and marked B.

RI, N. E, corner’ thence south: 801°

. ehaina, thence. west 80 chains, thence
north 80. chains, thence east 80 chains
; to ‘point: ‘of commencement, and contain-
“0 ing 640 acres more or less.. --:

B. R: Jories,.

- January 6th, 1914,
“Bric Wicknér, Agent.

_ Ominses ‘Land District. District of:
s Coast, ‘Range : ;

s "Take. notice that : John, “Jaynes, of

‘Dut cane, British: Columbia; occupation

clerk, rointenda. to" apply for.. permis-
sion‘ to purchase - the ollowing des«
eribed landas..-

Commencing at a post planted at the
south-west. carner. ‘of: Lot’: $49; Coaat
District, Range 5, and being the north
weat. corney:.of “thd ‘land ‘applied’ for,
‘thence south, 40. ‘chains, thence east 20| -
chains, thence ‘south 20 chains, thence
east 20 chains, thence north 40 chains,
thence weat 20 chains, thence north 20

‘chains, thence: sweat. 20 chains to point of
commencement. . : John Jaynes, |.
Nov, ‘28, 1918, 15-28

COAL NOTICES .

‘Hazelton ‘Land District. District of
-'. Cosat, Range 6.

“Take notice that John, -Laurengon, of
Prince Rupert, 8. C., “agcupation miner,
‘intends +to“apply- fora license. to pros-
pect for coal and. “petroleum oy over the
following deseribed lands: «
Commencing at a post, planted two
‘ahd °a_half-miles east: and ore’ mile |
south fromthe mouth of Kitnayakwa
Yiver, thence-south 80-chains, east. 80):
chains; north 80 chains, west £0 chain,
to point of commencement,

Dec., 15, 1 1918,- "John Laurenaon,

Qmnineca: Land: District; District of.

. absiar.

- Claim’ No. 8
; Take notice. that B..R " Jones, Mer.
_ chant: of” Skeena’ Crdising, British

Columbia, ‘Intends to apply ‘or ‘permis--
plop. to prospect for coa anil petroleum

on ‘the following described ands:
_ Commencing ata post planted about
; 3 milea west from the south. west cor-
ner of Lot 3298 Caagiar,;‘and marked B,
awe) oR 3,8. BE, corner, thenee north 90
‘ a ‘ehaing, thence west 80 chains, thence
south 80 chains, thence: east 80 chains
to point of commencement, and contain-

. -. ing! 640 acres more or less,

: January | 6th, 10L, B. RB: Jones,

; “ Omineea Land District, District of
ete ™ Cassior,
t Claim No.. a
Take notice that B. Jones, Mer-| 2
chant, -of Skeena Crassing Britich
. Columbia, intends to apply or permis-
q . pion to'prospect. for coal and Petroleum
’ ~ on the following described lan
‘Commencing at a post. aa about
Smiles west from the south. west. cor-
__ner of Lot 3896 Cassiar, and marked B.
_ R,d.,.8. W.. corner, thence north 80
: chains, thence east 80 chains, thence
south 80 chaing, thence weat 80 chains |’
“ta point of commencement, and contain
Fa _ ing 640 acres mofe or less.
.- January Sth, 1 1914.....-. B.R. Jones.
. fa _-.-- Erie Wickner, Agent.

wae Omineca tang District. District of

ces * Claim No, 6 .,
bon Bo, Take notice that B. R, Jones, — “Mer-
Sot chant, of .Skeena, Crossing, Britis
- Galumbia, intends to apply. or permis-
‘pion to: "Prospect for ‘coal and petroleum
* on the following described landa:
Commencing at a past planted. about
8 -‘milea west and:i. mile north from the
 gouth west camer of Lot 3396 Casaiar;
and marked B,Rid., 8.E, eorner;-thence,
ngrth 80. chaing,. thence west 80 ‘chains,
thence south: 80 chains, thence ast’,
’ chaina ‘to point of commencement, an
-containing’ 640 acres more or less, -
January, Sth, 1914. BL R.
Eric. Wickner, Agent

: ‘Omineea Land District, District of

’ Cassiar.

: -  Glaim No. 6.
7 ‘Takenotice that B. R. Jones, ’ Mer-
chant, of Skeena Crossing,“ British

. Columbia, Intends to apply for permis.

sion to Prospect for coal and petroleum | |
on ‘the following described lands:

"+ Commenting at a post planted about

: Smiles west and 1 mile north from the!”

G6 Casaiar,

*-Ronth west corner of Lot
S.:.W..corner,

‘sand marked B. R.

_ © thence north 80 chaing, thence “east 80
. chains thence south 80. chains, ‘thence
* west 80 chains to. point of. “commenice-
ment, and containing ¢ 640 acres more or

ot Benin 6th, 194,” Bs BR. Tones,
en “rie Wickner;: ‘Agent.

‘Erie Wickner, Agent. |.

Jones, |

“Hszelton Land District, District of
-Goast,-Range 6, -

Take notlee. that John Laurenson, of
Prince, Rupert,-B. ¢., miner, intends ta
apply for a license: to ‘the te ect for coal

e folowing

and petroleum over
‘described lands:

Commencing at a post planted: two |.
and a half miles east and one mile south]:
from the mouth of Kitnayakwa river,.
thence scuth 80 chains, weat 80 chains,
north 80 chains, east 80 chains, to point
of commencement. -

Dee, 15th, 1913 - ‘Jobn Laurenson

Hazelton Land District. Disériet of

Coast, Range 6

' ‘Take notice that John Laurenaon, of

~| Erinee Rupert, B. Ce miner, intends to

apply fora license to pros ct for coal
petroleum over. t ollowing des-

eribed lands: '

Commencing at a ‘post planted two
and a half miles east from the mouth
of Kitnayakwa ‘iver, thence west 80
chains, south 80 chains, cast 80 chains,
north 80 chains, to point of commence-

bee, sath, 1913, John Laurengon.

Hazelton -Land District. District of
- Coast, Range 6

Take notice that John Laurenson; of
Prines Rupert, A. €., Miner, intends to
apply for a.Jicense to prospect-for coal |,

petroleum over. ‘the following des-
| etibe landsi-.
Commencing ‘ata post

cB

pisnted two
and a half miles east of.

e mouth of

| the Kitnayakwa river, thence. east 80

chains, south 80 chains, west 80 chains,
north 30 chaina, to point, of commerce-

Dee. inh, 1918, John Laurenson,

Hazelton ‘Land District, “District of
. Coast, Range 5. .

Prince Rupert,.B, C,, miner, intends to
: apply for a-license to prospect ‘for. coal
and petroleum over the. following des-
‘cried Jands*

~ Commencing at a post planted two
and ahalf -miles east from the mouth
of the-Kitnayakwa river, thence north |:
&0 chains, east: 80 chains, south
‘chains, :weat ..80" chains,’ to “point ° ‘of |.
comiiencement. et
Deo,. 15; 1918.

Hazelton Land District, < District of
Coast, Range 6.
Take notice: ‘that John’ Laurenson, of,
Prinea Rupert,. B. ¢., ‘miner, intends to
pply for‘a license to prospect for-coal
Bnd petroleum over the 0 lowing: des-
‘eribed lan
Commencin
and a half mites east from the mouth
of the Kitnayakwa river, ‘thence north |-
80. chains, west 80 ‘chaing, south 80
chains, east 80 chains, to ‘point of com-
mencement.

“John Laurensoti.

“ LAND NOTICES . pee, 15, ‘19138. : : ne
4 Omineee, Land Digtriet wpistrict of Hazelton Laid District. a District’ ‘of
Take notice that Charles Hicks Beach - Coaat, Range 6. .

. ‘of. Hazelton,’ B, cy occupation clerk,
. ° + -diirtendd*> apply for: ‘permission to
: purchase.’ ‘the lowing described lands: ) @

» Commencing ata postplanted at: the
northwest corner of Lot 849, Range V;

Const District, ard being. the nort! engl:
cor: of land applied for, thence weyt 20)

chains, south 40 chains, east 20 chaina,:

wo north 40°chains to point of .commence-

pea . ment and containing” 80 acres more. or
: lea: Charles Hicks Beach,”

Oct, 11, 1913,.. Dan MeDougall, art. |

; Omineca Land District, Diatr ict of
 Cassiar
Dake: ‘notice that. James Bell, of
Glas ‘ow, Scotland, occupation tele-
graph. operator,. ‘intends to. apy for
rmission ‘to purchage © the following | &
foes Sanday... -
ta ¢ Comitiencing. ata post “plantad at the
meee horthweat éomer of ‘Lot 2391 Cassia,
‘Se ¢hence.20 chains west, 20 20 chains South,
“thence: following . Skeena River‘to the
‘southwest corner. df “Lot 2391 Cassiar,
thénee north to point of ¢ commencement,
céhtaining 40 acrea moro or less, |”
Nov: 10, 1918. (14-82: J omen B Bell,

Prince Rupert, B. 0., ‘miner, intends to
apply for a license to prospect for coal
petroleum over the following des-
eribed lands; ’
, Commencing "at 2 post, planted: two
and a half miles east and one mile north:
from the mouth of:.the Kitnayakwa
river, thence, north 80 chains, weat 80
chain, south 80 chains,.eaat 80 chaits,
point. of commencement,

bel, 15, 1918, ; _ John Laureagon.

“Hazelton Land. District, Distiict af

Coast, Range 5.
Bake: notice -that Fohn Luuretison’ of
Prince Rupert, “,-c., Ininer, intends to
pply for a license rthe Balt for coal
and petroleum over the following des-
cribed lands:

Gommencitg. at a post planted’ “two!
anda half mi ar enstan’ one mila north
from the: month. of * the. Kitnayakwa
river, thence. north. 0 chains, east 30
chains, . south 80 chaifa,weat 80. chains,

to. point of commencement.

De. Ai 1gle- ‘afohn Lanrenson..

|8PY. we
Take notice that John Laurengon, “of ee

- “John Lsurengon. ,

‘at a post planted two}

Take notice that ‘John Laurenson, of | .

Vo Worl Doings i in’ Brief

—_ cm “News Notes from Many Sources:

a4 strange: “disease, resenibli eg
‘cholera, iss. decimating | part: of
Chihuahua, Mexico:

French” ‘women have” fortied|
a league to conduct’@ campaign
against immodest’ dress,~ Lion

- Emperor ‘William: of. Germany
and King. Emanuel of italy’ will
meet at: Venice next Tuesday,

2¥ukon ‘Liberals are ‘agitating
against the Proposed antiexation
of the territory to Br itish Colum.
bia, fee

‘There i is a. revival i in ‘the coast
lumbering business: "Many men
have been sent from. Vancouver

to the-caimps. >

- Sir John Murray, the distin-
guished Canadian naturalist, was
killed i in a motor accident i in Lon-
don on Monday. ‘

A terrific gale and the higtiest |
tide for many yeara did great
damage to shipping off the French
‘|coast on Sunday... .

~ Rioting street: car. strikers’ in
Terre, Haute, wrecked a number
of cars and the interior of the
terminal atation. ee

Several . “prominent : Mexicans
have been arrested on charges of
conspiracy against Carranza, the
revolutionary leader,

——

Two regiments have been. add-
ed’ ‘to the American, force. which
is patrolling the: Texas-Mexican
border to prevent raids.” *

A ‘copy of the secret code bank
of the British navy has been |:
stolen from a warship off ‘Sheer-
ness, presumably by. a foreign.

Toe ev woth tan

- An unidentified’ woman was

killed. and. thirty passengers: in-
‘Sured in the derailing of two cars .

on the C. St. P. M. & O. Railway, | .

80} near St.. Paul, on Saturday night,

“In connection. with the Doniin-
ion government work on False
Creek, Vancouver, more than a
million cubic yards of dirt have
been moved. .: The work: ‘is one:
quarter done.

It is reported, that the federal
government. ‘will give further aid
to the C. N..R. only on the un-
derstanding that a working
agreement: -with. the Intereolonial |
is to be arranged.

eo

‘The’ management of the, Grand
Trunk Pacific states that as soon
as the transcontinental -line -is
finished and in working order,
attention will’ be paid to the-ac-
quisition of a line of Pacific
steamships. _ .

“Tt. is ‘reported: that’ a new
steamship line is to run ‘vessels
from: Portland to Skagway, call.
ing at Prince Rupert: They. will:
take. the outside passage to Prin ce
Rupert and. the inside route from
that port to Skagway. .

“the disedvery ‘of a fossil akele-|

; ‘ton, in a splendid state of ipre-|

‘servation, in’ German East Afri:

‘ with a population - of: 16, 000.

| the new administration Duildings

| | Printing

| Jed; is held to” prove. that- -“thany .
a hundreds of. thousands of years
. ago. ry “highly-developed. race of
men: Inhabited the: African cai :

: ii ano Ottawa house ana

residence of Home ‘Secretary.
McKenna. Six were arrested,
Militants: also burned a tennis
clubhouse and grandstand near
Birmingham. Mr.
was released again ‘on Satiirday,

A proper survey ‘of the Skeena
river estuary. has: “never , heen
made, but: this: ‘summer ‘a com.
plete survey of the waters around:
the mouth of the Skeena, includ-
ing the entrance ‘to the- stream,
will be. ‘made,

0 arises. rs

Many: Perish i in Flood .
 Ekaterinodar,, Russia, . Mar,. 1B:
—More than 1000 persons per>
ished yesterday in the inundat-

Achtyrskaja by atidal wave: from}
the sea of Azov:

The wave struck the towns
during 4 violent: hurricane which
swept the Province of Kuban.

drowned ‘in floods in Lazenkaja.
A dam ‘collapsed in ‘the town
of Temeryuk, on the Taman Pen-

| west of this city. flooding the
drowning, Many. persons.

buildjngs in Achtyrskaja.
 Temeryuk is Bi. chigtorie ‘town
Tt
was once the seat of the Turkish
fortress of Adass..-

Hoiticulturiat, for District
Prince Rupert, ' Mar. 16:—M
L. Bird, of the provincial horti-
cultural department:has arrived
here to take chargedf:the inspec. | ¢
tion of fruit trees, nurkery stock
and fresh fruits, witha view’ to
| keeping fruit pests out of the
north. He will have anioffice i in

here,
NOTICE
IN THE SUPREME Court on Britisu .
* COLUMBIA. | =

lain the matter of the inistration
Act, and in the mattdr! of the:
‘tate of Ernest Guorga'Kennett, ie
‘ceased, intestate, -

His Honour Judge Young, dated the
28th day of February, $14, I was ap-
painted “Administrato cof the onstate
of the said Ernest Gao a Kennett. All
patties having claima. against. the said
the same, properly. verified, to me, be-
fore the 2ist day of Mafgh 1914, ani
partiea indebted td.the: paid cutath are
required to pay. the: arount of their
ebtedneas to mé: Tonth ith o
Dated 6th-day of’ March, 1914.
a ‘STErHEN H. Hoskins,

Administrator
azelton, B. Cc.

27-8 Bak

Commercial! 7

Miner Print Shop|

of Cloth Periectly, withthe %
SAME. i

members of the house, to: inquire e
‘into the alleged . evil and: report .
aw to the house,

A detachment of” suffragettes :
smashed every pane of glass on fy
“| the ground floor of the’ London

Pankhurst .

after a week’s “hunger strike,’ |

This is’ to’ enable = =
large “vessels, ‘to navigate this
‘| area whenever occasion for doing 1

ing of the towns of Stanitaa and ||

fr A)

More than 160 persons: were} |.

insula, ninety-eight. miles north- :
greater part | of the; city and]

‘The sea washed; jaway 380 -

TAKE NOTICE that-by an order of |

eatate are hereby. requegted to forward }
and all}.

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_!-Qur prices are reagonsonale and terms are eney.
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“NORTH COAST LAND COMPANY, lid

Paid up Capital $1,800,000,

FOR SALE

HESE LANDS are located close to the main line ‘of
the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, which is being ~
u -constiucted through the heart of the Bulkley Valley, one
of. the best farming districts in British Columbia.
Steel ia now laid, through, Telkwa, and traina will soon be. ronning
from’ Prince Rupert t# this point. There are good roada to all parte ;
, of the Bulkley Valley: from Telkwa..

~ The Bulkley Valley is an ideal dairying and mixed farming district, —
with a market for all kinds of farm produce.
We own all the land we offer for sale, and can give a guaranteed title.

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