3

TNT te ME Te :

“Ss intends

. northweat corner: of. Lot 849, Rang

Jes
° Gets 11, 1913, ;

a

: oO! erator, intend SF) for
: oe ta pares) ch the" i fling
eB
- ” gantaining. 40 acres more or lesa.

“ elerk, intends. to #
~ aon ‘ta’ purchase the” “following, des-
" gribed lands:

* wedt corner‘ of
_: thence south 40 chaing.. thenes east 20

Nov, 28, 1918.

: O. A. RAGSTAD, Smithers
“Ww. J. JEPHSON

= BARRISTER and SOLICITOR

~.) BREAD, CAKES, PASTRY.

S. Harold Price -.

: cor. 0} of land ap id applied for, thence west 20-

' ghaing, thence west 20 chainat topsint of

" -SUAND ‘NOTICES:

” Ominecs Land District. Distiictof
Coast, Range
: Take nutice that Chusles Hicka Beach
*. of: Hazelton, B. hy -» occupation - clerk,
a
., purchase the fo Phwite described landa:
Commencing: at a post platted “at the

| Coaat District, and being the nort prada

chains, éait'20 chains,
ae 40 ei to point. of: .commence-|
ment and-containing 80 acres more. or
' Charles Hicks. Beach, ..

“Dan McDougall, agt.

Omineca Land Dintrict, District of”

‘ Take - “notice . ‘that "James ‘Bell, elt
Glas Scotland, geeupation tele-

eribed

cribed lands at a Poet 'nlented. at ‘thal R

thwest corner of Lot 2801 .C assiar,.

thenea 30 chaina west, 20 chains doath;-
| the nce following Skeena River to the

*. southwest corner of Lot 239! Cassiar, |:

+ thence north to point of camimencément,

‘ Nov. 10, 1918. 14-22, . James Bell.

Omineca Land District. District of,
Coast, Range - .

Take notice that John. "Jaynes, of

’ Danéans, British: Columbia, occupation:

pply: for permis-

Cotimencing ate ‘post planted at the
south-west corner of Lot 349, Coast
District, Range B and being the north-
the land applied for,

chaing, thence south. 20 chaina, thence
east 20 chains, thence north 40 chains,
thence west 20 chains, thence north. 20

commencement.

John mos

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WATCHES - JEWELRY

| of British Columbia, Al-
'..-barta-and Saskatchewan

NOTARY PUBLIC

Roser: 11,Postoffice Bldg,, Prince Rupert
. and Hazalton, B.C. -

| rm T. P, Restaurant

AND HOWE. BAKERY
_Oppasite Poltce Office,

"Na Onlentals-Baaployed «°° ~

Conroy & Swann, Props.
to HAZELTON |

iff |
“TR, Graham {2

—

: HAROLD PRICE & co,

‘British Columbian ~~”
Land Surveyors
*HAZELTON ‘AND SMITHERS —

a

-| For a: License. to. Take and Use Water

y for "permission... to | F

‘| eaid Bi

‘| ministrator with
| not'be lable for the assets of the seid
}Hdward Courtenay: . Stephenson. de- |.

WATER N NOTICE.

Notices is hakeby- Ever ‘that Reginald
rederick Child, of. Victoria, ¥ i
will:apply for a licenée:.to take ond use
100 ‘miner's. inches: of iwaterout- of |-
Lost creek lake, which fowa ‘Ina. West-
erly direction hate “Manaon district, |'
Land .empti anbori- creek, near
and empties int ~The water.will be di-{°
yarted at the west ond and will be used |"
for Tuining Purposes ‘on the land dea-
cribed ab y mey Child and Reginald F.
Child’s Hydraulic Bench Claima.
This notice was posted on the ground
on thé Ist day of ‘Tannary, 1914." The |-
application will be filed in the office of
Water Recorder at Hazelton, B. 0.
Objections: may be.filed- with the
said Water; Recorder or. with ‘the.
Comptroller of Water * ene tg, Parliae |
‘ment Bulldinge, Vietoria,
Reginald Frederick: Child tan tleant);.
19- By. Francis.T.. Child aent) |

Notice.

‘In the mnatter ‘af an ap licatlén: for tha.
Issue of a duplicate certificate of | -
. title for Lot 28, Black 26, of Lot 88,
1, Caasiar District, Map 785,
‘NOTICE {8 HEREBY GIVEN that
iti my’ intention to-iesue -‘at the /.ex-
piration of one month from the. first
publication, hereof, a: duplicate of the
certificate of title to the’ above men-
tioned--lot in. the hame of Elijah B.
Dunlop, ‘which certificate.of: title is
dated 7th November, 1941, and num-
bered 6 548° R.*
‘HL RB, *MAcLEOD,
: District eginteu:|

ie Offiee, Prince Rupert, B.C,
, 19th Decem| er, 1918,

2. J BRITISH’ COLUMBIA:
; IN PROBATE

tn: the matter of the estate of EpwarD

CouURTENAY STEPHENSON, late of
the’ town of Hazelton, decéaged. *
NOTICE is hereby given that all
creditors ‘and other persons having aly
claims or demands against the estate
of the above-named Edward Courtena’
Stephenson, late of the town of Hazel-

ince of! British. Columbia, deceased,
whodied on the 19th day of September,
1918, and whose will was’ proved in the
Supreme Court of British Columbis. on
the 18th day of November, 1913, and to
whose real and personal estate letters
of administration with the will annexed

_| were granted to Frederick, Lambert.

Stephenson of the Town of Quamichen,
Vancouver Island, in the Province
aforesaid, are hereby required to send
portleulatg in writing of thelr claims or
emands to the. undersigned, the ad
minjatrator ‘ith the will annexed, on
or ‘before tho 2nd day of February,

11014, at the undermentioned address,
after which date the aaid administrator

willproceed todistribute the agsets of the

ea entitled

censed, amongst tha
to the

thoreto, having regard only
then have had notlee, and the said ad-
the will annexed will

ceased, or any part thereof so distribut-
ed to any person or persons of whose],
claima or . demands , che. shall . wnet then
have had notice: “ *

rated. this: 0th day. of December, |*

STREDERIGH LAMBERT. STEPHENSON, |

- | Administrator- with the Will Athéxed.

. Quamichan,="Vancouver Island, B. 0.

Solicitora for Administrator |

“Landon Buileie Vaneo
econ Bulls in Gokuable euver

. with the will annexed,

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7 “We Can Locate You On a Good

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dward Courtenay Stophonson de~|.

claims and demands of whieh he shall]

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|passengers anda crew of forty-

. payments.

[inion parliament,

» || deeided to return to. work. The
vo miners ’ trike is also necrly pver,

cinded}, all. otders- in-couneil

jand rs insued new. ones,

ti ‘OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, JANUARY. 24,4

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“ The World's Doings i in 1 Brief

. News Notes from’ Many- Sources

Senator Georgé:A Ay Cox i is dead
at Toronto. 4

” The Vatiéan has vest a ai ot
jagainat tie'tange.” en

Sixty Russian soldiers périched
in 5 blizzard near Oronstadt:”

_ Prohibition will be dnfarced
hereater i in all Danish eoloities

aA i
Bix: violent earthquake shocks
came a panic, in Leghorn, Italy.)

“Of “168,818 British eraigéants
in 1915, ‘one half came to Canada.

Hon. EB G. Prior, exipremier
of British Columbia, is inl ‘in
‘London.” . 7 ‘

-Floods- in the Potomac valley
rendered hundreds . of. ‘families
homeless, rn)

tti is feared that several Alas:
kan. ‘halibut: vessels were lost i in
the recent storms, ‘

‘Harry ‘Lindley, an actor” well
known throughout Western: Can-
ada, is dead at Suffolk, Va. ~

The British submarine “A, ”

with’ her crew of 11, was last i in
Plymouth Sound last Friday.

Six children of Mrs. ° Cora
Weatherly, a widow, were burned
to death on Saturday at Cobo-
Gon, Ontario :

Five. armed - bandits ° ‘held up
the bank at Granite Falls, Wash.,
and: escaped with $1, 500, after a
running gunfight x

Sir James ‘Whitney, premier of
Ontario, who. has been seriously
ili in New York for several weeks,
ig unlikely to recover. |

Protestant denomations:. in
Canada | and the United States
gave $l, 458, 000 in, 1918 ° ‘for
g| foreign | mission’ ‘work,

Unrest and sedition are said
to be spreading inBritish India,
notwithstanding the increasing
prosperity of the country. :

“Snowstorms in "France: have
interrupted traffic, with the re-
suit that many cities exparience
a shortage. of food supplies,

The. ‘German ' steamer Acilia,.
Chile to Hamburg, went ‘down
"| off : Tierra del Fuego, with fifty |‘

eight.

An American syndicate. seek-
ing important: concessions in
Asia Minor has offered the Turk-
ish government a.loan of $120,-
000,000. a .
A Vietoria report says the pro-
vincial government: has $18,000-
000 due from purchdsers of land
who, ‘have’ not’ completed their

A resolution i favoring the. @x-
tension of the franchise to wo-
men will be introduced during
the present seasion: of the Dom-

——

“The railway strike in South
Africa “reached an: end-on- ‘Sun.
day, when the opérating -foree

. The Dominion cabinet had j res-|-

girdini Oriéntal | immigration

:: }eountFy-of: “which hei isa native

session ‘proposals for ‘the refor-

_Jof. the Western. Federation of

.{years,. oe

.| leave: the. yest of the Empire go

. powers gave up competition and

continuous journey... from the

ig prohibited. . -Asiatie immi-
grarita-must have. $200 in. ‘their
possession. _ “ |

Thé British “government i in-
tonids to introduce at the coming

mation of the ‘house™‘of ‘lords,
eliminating the ' hereditiry'prin
ciple, te L ne

Charles H. Moyer, prondsnt

Miners, and thirty-seven other
union men have been indicted on
charges of, conspiracy in connec-
tion with the Michigan copper
’ | strike.:

.-Mrs: Nora Sullivan 3 ig dead. at
Potsdam, N. Y.;. at. the ageiof
110 years.. She had been em-.

-{ ployed-in the household of Daniel ||

O’Connell..' before -
America 75 years ago.

coming. to

Krafchenko, the bandit -who
murdered bank manager H. M.

'| Arnold at Plum Coulee, and whi ||
“Jescaped from jail in Winnipeg, |’
His‘coun-| |

has been recaptured.
sel, a constable, and five others
are under arrest for complicity
in his escape. | a

” The Naval: Game
Admiral: Mahan’s: declaration
that, in its present strength,.. the
British navy is too weak for ‘its
work of defending the whole
Empire, has brought a remarka-

speaks for. Fra-ca,

French ministries; says,. in the

danger, avould be.- the. final pre-
paration’ forthe defeat of the
British people. M. Clemenceau,

war threat of Germany over :the
Casablanca incident in 1908, says:
“Germany is playing a master-
ly game:
ter of evacuation of the Aegean
Islands and Epirus has succeeded.
She has completed the discomfit-
ure of Britain, France and Russia
by seizing Constantinople without
firing a shot, has placed a garti-
son there, protecting thé” ‘Darda-
nelles and Russia and Britain
have not yet recovered from their
surprise.”

Count “Albert, Demin, a ‘French

Mahan’ 8- ‘thesia, He.
that Germany menaces the -bal-
ance of power of Europe and con-
sequently, the peace of the world.
“The Pall Mall Gazette, following
Admiral Maban’s lead says the
_| crucial question is: 0.
‘Are the maintenance of. [m-
perial communications - and’ our
national work in Exypt and elge-
where to be ineluded in the part
the. British. Empire is to. play in
the world? ‘Will a readiness to

hang, i in the face, of the new men-
ace in the * Maditerradeai- and
elsewhere conduce to foster Im-
petial unity?”

“Other commentators . ‘on Ade
mital' Mahan recall’ Sit: Edward
Grey’s declaration: |.

"If we alone among the great

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sank into inferiority, what: good
None whatever:
count: for any-

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1 We are
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Our-stagea meet. all trains: at South Hazelton or New Hazelton.

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ne mae - | D I N | | | S T R Y
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who. has proven his competence _
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(~~ BULKLEY VALLEY FARM LANDS
FOR SALE

HESE LANDS: are located close 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 distriets .in British Columbia.
Steel is. now laid through Telkwa,.and traina will soon be ronning
from Prince Rupert to this point. Thera are good roads to all parts
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.
Our lands were all very carefnily selected several yeara ago by ex-
We sellin tracts. of 160 acres or more.

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