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“COAL NOTICES. ;.

Omineca Land, Diatrict. District of
: Cassiar, .
Claim No, 1,
Take notice that B. R, ‘Jones, Mer-
chant of Skeena Crossing, British

Omineca‘ Land’ Diswiet, “District at
: Coast, Range V. -

Take notice ‘that Jobn- Jaynes, of
Dureans, British Columbia, occupation
clerk, intends to apply /for  permis-

"The World’ s a in Brief

News Notes’ from Many Sources .

Pa

- $8 miles west of the soul

Columbia, intends to apply for permis- 7 na ee eee ee aciddicree rs ipyener np Tee

aion to pepect for eon al and petroleum tiie fhe following fies Giga os ain anit “of ‘theaters. has” beer. prt a = sais

o ollowing deseribed Inadat #3: er era pate ~ eer , Coe oh

“Commencing ata post planted “about =, Gimmen Cae F Bp post ary ‘Be tel unknown country in Brazil.» - |ehased by-a-New York syndicate. GR 0 CERIE S DRY G 0 ODS
Ly ee r _* ° - +

“weat corner
of Lot 9396, Casstar, and marked E.R.

J. N. W. corner, thence south 80 chains;
thencé east 80 chains, thence north 80
chains, thence weet 80. chains: ‘to ‘point
of commencement, arid ‘containing. 640
acres more or less. ©

on the following described Janda; ~~ °
Commencing at a post planted : about
8 miles west from the south west cor-

m™ «ner of Lot 2996 Cassiar, and marked B,

.J., N.E. comer, thence ‘south 80
chains, thence west 80 chains, thence
north 30 chaina, thence east 80 chains
to point of commencement, and contain-
ing 640 acres more or less. _-

E..R. Jones.

Januny 6th 1914.
ny sie Eric Wicker Agent.

Diatrict, Range 6, ih ‘Being the north-|-
west corner of thé land applied” for,
thence south’ 40 chaing,~ thence east of
chains, thence south 20 chains, thence
east 20 chains, thence north 40 chains,
‘thence west 20 chains,: thence north 26)"

Prince Rupert, Be 0., occupation miner,
intends to appl y-for a licanse to pros-
pect for'coal and ‘petroleum over the |
following described lands:

Commencing at’a post, planted two
‘and’ achalf, miles: east. and one mile
south from the-mouth of Kitnayakwa
river, thence south 80 chains, east 8D
chains, north 80 chains, west 80 ebaina, |
to point of ‘commencement.

Dec. 16, 1913. John Laurenson.

Omineca Land District. District of

Cassiar. +
A Coast, Range'5.
Cc 3. 2
Take notice that BR Jones,’ fer-| _ Take notice that John Laurendon, of| . The ‘Cotoinial Diamond Oo, a years.
clan, fy Skew) Cova "nth nee Roper, miner, nlndh fo |German corporation, pays divi | |
Coie eat for cout and petroleum | and petroleum over the’ the following] dends of 2,500 per cent, East Buys Western Eggs | VERY and STAGES % We are, p ree api ia |

on-the allowing described lands:
’ Commencing at a post planted about

. 8 miles west from the south weat. cor-.

per i of Lot 8896 Cagsiar, and marked B.
R..d.,;.8.-E, corner, thence north 80
chains, thence west 80 chains, thence
south 80 chains, thence east, 80 chaing
to point of commencement, and contain-
ing 640 acres more or legs,
January 6th, 1914. B. R, Jones,
Eric Wiekner, Agent.

~ Ominesa Land District, Diatriet of
, Casslar.
Claim No, 4,

Take notice that.B. R. Jones, Mer-
chant, of Skeena Crossing, British
Columbia, intends to apply ‘Or permis-
sion to prospect for coal and petroleum
on the following described lands:

Commencing at a pest planted about
8 miles west from the south ‘west cor-
ner of Lot $896 Cagsiar, and marked ‘B,

, 8. W. corner, thence north 30
Bae thence east 80 chains, thence

south 80 chains, thence west 80 chains]
' to point of commencement, and contain- |.

ing 640 acres more or less. :
January 6th, 1914 B. R. Jones.

Eric Wickner, Agent.

Ommineca Land District. District of

Hazelton Land District. District of

desertbed lands:
Commencing ata post planted two

and a half miles

from the mouth of Kitnayakwa river,

thence south 80 chains, west 80 chaing,

‘iorth 80 chains, erst 80 chains, to point

of commencement,

Dee. 16th, 1913 _ Sohn Laurenson

Hazelton Lond District. District of
- Coast, Range 5

Take notice that John Laurenson, of
Prince Rupert, B. Gs miner, intends to
apply for a license to-prospect for coal
and petroleum over the ollowing dea
eribed ‘lands:

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

Dee. bth, 1913. John Laurenson,

Hazelton Land District, District of
Coast, Range 5
‘Take notice that John Laurenson, of
Prince Rupert, B, ¢., miner, intends to
ant for license to prospect for coal
q petroleum over the following des-

chains, thence weet 20 sheine to pint of |

east and oneinile south |

It is 2 stated that: B dozen ‘new
catdinals will be appointed |
May.

Vancouver's 3 tax: rate will: be |:

The ill health of ‘the. only. son
of the Czar is ‘causing great
anxiety in. Russia,

” The house of lords “has, passed
the second reading of the Impe-
tial naturalization bil:

quor licenses has been introduced
in the city couneil of Toronto.

Count-Zeppelin ig constructing
a waterplane gaid to be capable,
of flight across the Atlantic.

Persons. accused of treason and
sedition are being executed in:
hundreds i in all pacts: of China. '

’ The town of Frederick, Kan-
sas, was swept. by a tornado
which destroyed scores of build-
ings.

* Chinese bandits,” gathered | in
large numbers, burned. a town, |.
five hundred of the inhabitants |

A resolution to abolish. all ti: |: . . weg
~ first time eggs are being shipped: -

The vendors, who receive $6,000,3!
7 {000% retain the Orpheum: ‘theaters
jin Seattle and Portland. --

4 Thirty-five thousand ‘coal ‘mine

be on strike shortly.

“It ig "announced that the
“Leave-the-state-chureh” move-
ment, supported by the Social-.
Democratic party in Germany,.

gaan

SS

Fe et

ay oe or

~- HARDWARE—

January 6th, 1914. - BR. Jones. commencement. ynes, : :
E + : Pr ay + * pt

7 rie Wickner, Agent. | Noy, 28, 1913... 23199 mills on the dollar, an inierease ors in Yorkshire have struck’ for Of Best Quality at Po ular ve Py ces
ah Omineca Land, District, District of wun of two rill, ot the introduction of a minimum P a
_ Take notin NOB once: Me COAL orices Forty ii othe wage. An equal number: wilt ..
7 eke OF i Gkecna 5B, Jones, Mer Hazelton Land: Distriet,. District of c or y ives were lost in the quit work in-a few days, with: A full Assort.
ej Columbia, intends to apply for permis- Const, Range 5. blowing up of the steamer Maui | robability that 170,000 rT ° LI UORS always kept i mn

: sion to prospect for coal and. petroleum Take notice that John Laurenson, of near Honolulu. probao a men w ment of . stock

HAZEI-TON, B,C,

~ HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY

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" ‘Toronto, Mar, 90: — For thel|

from western Canada to the east,
‘an Edmonton company has sent [i
a carload of new-laid egga from

has resulted in the degertion of yan
; the state evangelical ehurch by /f
bo, 000 members in the last six ||

night.

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Consign your shipments in Our
‘Care for Storage or Delivery.

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Our stages meet all trains at South Hazelton or New Hazelton,
Coal and “Wood delivered promptly,

Ruddy & MacKay]

_HAZELTON end NEW HAZELTON

their. headquarters in Edmonton
to Toronto produce dealers at tlie
price of 21%c, per dozen f. 0. b.
edmonton. ;

” Famous Dancer Disabled

y St. Louis, Mo., Mar. 80: — The
‘famous Russian dancer, Anna
‘}Pavlova, broke. her ankle during
‘}a performance here. last week.

-/Examination by X-ray . revealed

‘
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fo CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE
Steamer “PRINCESS BEATRICE”

Leaves Prince Rupert for Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle every
SUNDAY AT 8 P.N. ‘

; Sumter Exctrstons to Eastern Points at Low Rates, Effective June Ist
Low Rates to Norwegian-Sangerbind, Chieago, May 19th and 20th

To Norway Gelebration, Norway, April 20th, 25th and 30th

Tickets to all parts of the world.

the

Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Tickets
J. G. MeNab, Cor. 8rd Ave. and 6th St., Prince Rupert, B.C.

that the injury was more serious
‘than was thought, and may pos-

Cassiar. entb B ibl hat the d
{ ‘Commencing at a post planted two . -{sibly mean that the daneér’s tour
Claim No, 6 and a half miles east of ‘the mouth of perishing i m the flames. ; ;

Take notice that B, R. Jones, Mer-
chant, of Skeena. aes 3 British
Columbia, intends to apply or permis-
sion to prospect for coal and petroleum |
on the following deseribed landa:

Commencing at -€ post planted about
9 miles weat and 1 mile north from the
south west corner of Lot 3898 Cassiar,
and marked B.R.J., S.E. corner, thence
north 80 chains, thence west 80 chains,.
thence south 80 chains, thence east 86

_chaing to point of commencement, andj g,

containing 640 acres-more or less.
January 6th, 1914. B. R. Jones.
_ Brie Wiekner, Agent

Omineca Land District. District of
assiar,
Glaim No. 6,

Takenotice that B. R. Jones, “Mer.
chant, of Skeena .Croasing, British.
Columbia, intends to apply for permis-.
sion to prospect for coal and petroleum
on the following described lands: .

Commencing at a poat planted.. about
8 miles west and 1 mile north from the
south weat corner of Lot 3396 Cassiar,
and marked B. R, J., 5, W. corner,
thence north 80 chaina, ‘thence east 60
chains thence.south 80 chains, thence
west 80 chains f pomt of commence-
‘ment, and containing 64D acres more or

ee Sth, 1914. B, R. Jones.
ery _ Erie Wickner, Agent.

LAND NOTICES -

north 80 chains, ta polnt of commence.

Dee, th, 1813, John Laurenson.

‘Haselton Land District, District of .
ros Const RangeB....  -~

Prince Rupert, 8. ¢., miner, ‘intends to

apply for a license to prospect for coal
an petroleum over the following dea-
eribed lands:

Commencing at a post planted. two!
ahd a half miles east from the mouth
of the Kitnayakwa river, thence north
80 chains, east 380 chains, south 80
chains, west 80 chaina, ° td ‘point of
commencement. «-

Dec. 16, 1913., '-. John Laiuvenson.

Hazelton Land District.
Coait,'Range 5.

Take notice that John Laurenson, of
Prince Rupert, B. ¢., miner, intends to
apply for_a license to prospect for coal
and petroleum over the following des-
eribed lands:

Commeficing at. a post planted two
and whalf miles saat, from. the mouth
of the Kitnayakwa river, thenee north
80 chains, west 80 chains,. south 80
chains, east 80 chains, | to point of com-
mencement, ~
Dee. 15, 1913.

District of

ri ohn Laurenson,

Omineca Land District. District of
» Coast,. Range V,

- Dake notice that Charles Hicks Beach
of Hazelton, B.C. ” occupation clerk,
intends . to apply for permission to
purchase the following degtribed lands:

‘Commencing at a post planted at the
northwest corner of Lot 349, Range V,
Coast District, and being the nort eaat

"gor. of land applied £ for, thence west 20

chains, south 40 chains, east 20 chains,
north 40 chains to point of eommence-

ment and containing 80 acrea more .or

lex: Charles Hicks Beach,
Oct. 11, 1913. Dan McDougall, agt. ;

Hazelton Land District.
Coast, Range 5.

Take notice that. John Laurenson, of
Prince Rupert, B. C., miner, intends to
apply ‘for a license to prospect for coal
and petroleum over the following des-,
cribed lands: -

Commencing. at.a post planted two
and a half miles east and one mile north
from the mouth of the Kitnayakwa
river, thence north 80 chaing,. west 80
chains, south 80 chains, east 80 chaina,
to point of commencement. a
Bee: 15, 1918. . John Laurenson, |

District of

‘Omineca Land District. Diatriet of

aesinr Hazelton
Take: notice that James Bell, of Coast, Range 5. ‘the Bank of Elma, at Elma: Cassiat,.- Our landa were all very carefully selected several yeara ago by ex-
asgow, Scotland, occupation tele-). Take notice that John Laurenson, of Waih,, on. Saturday ‘nigh t, fired wert 9 20 thaing sour send veaaty ] perta in the land business, © We selt in tratta of 160 acrea or more,
granh, operator, ilenda the: ‘fo Ting | 8p ly for alicense to progpect for coal - fe to point of commencement, -ecntain- Our prices are reasongonale and terme are eney. Write for full in-
foseribed lands: and petroleum over the following dea- several . shots’ at the. staff, an Be. 0, teh acres, known “thous a Beales formation ta

Commencing ab a Post planted at the
northwest corner of Lot 2391 Cassiay, |”
thence 20 chains west, 20 chaina south,
thence following Skeena, River to the
southwest cornor of Lot 2891 Cassiar,
thence north to point of commencement,

Hazelton Land District. - Diatrict of .

Prince Rupert, B. c., miner, intends to

eribed lands: ‘ E'planted t
Commencing at.a pas ‘plan ed, two
cand.6 half wifes eastand one mile north |-
from the mouth of the .Kitnayakwa |.
-river,. thence north 80 chaths, east 80
chains, south $0 chains, west 80 chains,

, Ia the: matter Of. the Administration

“Act and in the matter of the Ea-

“as Denver Bd. Kelly, deceased, in-

i, tate of Ed. Kell re otherwise known |
€

the: Kitnayakwa river, thence erst 80).
chaing; south 80.chains, west 80 chains, |.

liners will call at Prince Rupert,.}

Take notice that John Laurenson, of

It is reported that Blue Funnel}!

on theit trans-Pacific trips, to
connect with the G. T. P.

Asa “pegult of the new lay rex
ducing wages, itis believed many
American. workers on the Pana-
ma Canal will go on strike..

Har Dyal, a well-known Hindu
philosopher and sociologist, i
‘threatened with deportation from

| California, as an “undesirable | ¢

alien.

-- “General”? Coxey declares he
will. lead a second army from
Ohio to Washington. Twenty
years ‘ago he made a “similar: at-
tempt. : .

- French. suffrageties held theirs
| first outdoor meeting on Sunday,.
in Paris.
demonstration when a parade:
was attempted.

of the provincial force, who has
been stationed at Prince Rupert,.
is promoted to the" position of
assistant inspector.

—

’ Seven ‘unmasked men entered:

escaped with, $85 500,

In a speech at at Aberdeen, Scot-
land, United States Ambassador

t

containing 40 arres more or les | to point of commencement. : ede lar that ‘‘All the pros-| intends to apply for a licenge ‘ta, prda:'|
Nov. 10, 1913. - 14-22 James Bell. | pec, 16, 1918. ‘Ton Laurevson’ | Paee declared: P tends to apply f sama ane
, perous nations of the world are|Foliowing described fanda

NOTICE. : running wild with: wastefalness, sa gommencing 8 & post ante out

si Gn or Bir “Nine southern sales! of tho [etn tant™” fee A

ac) nite SUPREME Court OF Bains ine sou hern slates o. @ | Hazelton: ai jatrict, :- thence’
, forth 80 chains, east. 90 “chains .
“COLUMBIA. < United States owe British bond: oath 80 chains,” west! 80 ‘ehiins,:to

9! holders:a total of ‘over $75,000,-.
| (000 -and interest on debts which’

{search the Arctic Circle for the

{won the Grand National ateéple-.

Police broke up the:

Chief Constable Waller Owen,!

may be cancelled,

‘To Search for Karluk
}. San Francisco, Mar, 80: — To

Host Canadian exploration ship

OMMERCIAL PRINTING OF THE BEST
‘ CLASS AT THE MINER PRINT SHOP

Karlak, . ‘is the mission of the
steamwhaler Herman, which left

San Francisco last week for the
far north. The Canadian gov-

5/ the relief of the Karluk, ‘which,
with the greater part: of. -her
érew, has been missing for sey-
eral months,

Winner of Famous Race, “
London, Mar. 28:— Sunioch,
an outsider quoted at .100 to 6,

ernment is sending the whaler.to!'¢

Real Estite; Financial and Insurance: Brokers _

ALDERMERE, :B. C.

[neta

Thorp:& Hoops

' Sole district agents for E. G. Prior & Co., Victoria,. erica’

tural Machinery and Implements, Wagons, Ete.

Fire, Life, Accident, and Employer’s Liability: Insurance.
We represent the best companies,

“We Can.Locate You On a Good Pre-Emption Near the G. T. P.

‘If you desire information about the Bulkley Valley write us.
. edhe it Pca potbmmmmce HE) Mews Hb Chisomrnes Lt maan 1 {) (eseason ll aseemn | ome a "

chase at Aintree. French horses
took second and third places..

Baker’s bread . daily at Sar-
gent’s,

COAL NOTICES... |

Stikine Land District. District of
iar.
Take notice that. Thomas Beales, of
Wisbech, England, ‘commissiotr ‘agent,’ |
intends to B ply for a license to pros-'
ect for coal and petroleum over the’
following described anda: -

36 miles north and 13 miles weat from

the northwest’ corner: of ' Lot 93:4
Land . Disteict,

Stikine Land District, Dintrict of .
Casslar ~:

“Take notice that. Thortias. Reales. of

Wisbech, England, commission, agent, |

—4 “f

Commencing at. a post planted ‘about Hd.

HESE LANDS afte located elose.to the main line of

‘the. Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, which is being ~

* constructed through the ‘heart of the Bulkley Valley, one
of the’ best farming districts in British Columbia.
Steel ia now laid through Telkwa, and trains will spor be running
from Prince Rupert to this point. There are good roada to all parts

FOR-SALE

of tha Bulkley Valley from Telkwa, -

NORTH COAST: LAND: COMPANY, Ld.

Suite’ 622 Metropolitan Building .
VANCOUVER, B. c

"Paid wp Capltal $1,600,000;

BUEKLEY VALLEY FARM LANDS

The Bulkley Valley ia an ideal, dairying and mixed farming district, .
with a market forall kinds of farm produce,
Wo own all the land we offer for sale, and can giveaa guaranteed title.

int of commencement,. containing .
‘known as claim 43,
e.. v0 $13, Thomas Beales,

‘Diu and Toile Article. Kodaks, :
Kodak Supplies. Printing and Develop: |.

.  teptate, have been in “default for from - Stikine Lund District, District of : os Se
; WAKE NOTIC. that -by an. order. of: . : : ine Land District, District o ' Popo s

— His. KE NOTICE | Young, dated 26th | forty to seventy years, i") wake notk wat Th sna’ B les, -of | ig, @ Gianna phoses and Records. oo fe

; Februaty, 1914, I was aeeinted "Ad- wie fe, notice ice. thas omas Bes om foe

| _minietrate: of ‘the Estate of the said - AtSan Bernadino, Cal., theea| onda com: agel ae op.

.. + ta, the” aaid Estate ‘are ‘required to N :
7 of Cloth Pertectly, with the Caular, Hazelton | Lend _ Distrie
Een amount of thelr indebtednose ‘ ame i. gee ‘i young trode oa a0 Shalde kort, 20 ses |
your, ie # t: e ;
"Dated ord day of March, 1914. . Si Tonseekiss ts Bs sed hos Bookle from a hat merys ile aut) to int of commencarea pile
STE HEN H. HHOSKING, . ida [taining

| -Ed.-Kelly.
- againsy the sald

nas

All parties - having - claima
Estate are hereby re-
quested to forward the Ems properly
yerifled, to me. before the 2ls

March, .1914, and all partias indebted

lal Admintstrato

The.Dye that colors ANY KIND

men are iry jail, charged with: this
theft of° 000 ‘thickens, while
officers are gearghing for other

‘}peet for co

“136 volles morth and 11 miles west from

‘intends ‘to apnty. sie a license to prow
and petroleum over the
‘following described landa:
mmenting-At a post planted aboiit

the:. northweat . corner ..of.. Lot |

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