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IN NORTHERN B, C.

Prince Rupert, B.C. ;

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Rates 51.50 per.day up.

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E. E. Orchard, Owner.

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vad The headquarters for the Bulkley
mer Valley, Tourists and Commercial men
find this a grand hotel to stop at.

mm §6€=—s- All traina met. Autos,
saddle horseg provided.

Smithers. B. C.

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livery or rigs

Omineca Hotel

C. W. Dawson Manager
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Best attention to tourists and to
commercial men.

Dining room in tonnection

Rates reasonable. Patronage is -
"folicited

Hazelton B, C.

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Dealers in —

Wallpapers ‘We carry the
Burlaps largest and _
Paints “most varied |
Oils étock in.
Varnishes Northern .
Glass * British
Brushes, Etc.  . Columbia |

Write us for information when \
renovating or building your home;

Make Your Home Attractive !

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BeaveR Boarp Distrrsutors —
SEAVER POARD DISTRIBUTORS

' P.O. Box 459,

Prince Rupert, BCs.

The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues .
tickets for any period at $1.50 per |
‘month in advarice, This rate in-.
cludes office consultations and
ts medicings, as weil ag all costs
m. while in the hospital.- ‘Tickets are _
obtainable in Hazelton: ‘from., the. ..
drug store; from ‘T, ae Thorp...
Telkwa, or by mail from'the médi-

a cal i superintendent at the he Hospital. ;

EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT. A SPECIA ry.

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The Butkley Hotel

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THE ‘OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, ‘JUNE 18, 1924. °

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~ SINOPSIS OF

: ain ACTAMENOMENTS

* BRE-EMPTIONS

7 Vacant, unreserved,

own lands may be pre-empted by
B itish subjecta over 18 yeara of age,-
and by aliens on declaring intention

tional

and. improvement . tor agricultural:
purposes,

lations regarding — pre-emptions. 1s
given in Bulletin No. 1, Land Series,
“How to Pre-empt: Land," copies of
which can be obtained‘ ‘free of charga
by addressing the Department of

ernment Agent,

only land suitable for agricultural
purposes, and which is not timber-
land, ie,, carrying over 5,000 board
feet per acre west of the Coast Range
and 8,000 feet per-acre- east of that
Range. . >

Applications for. pre- emptions are
to be‘ addressed to the Land Com-
missioner of the Land Recording Di-
-Vigion, in which the land applied. for
fe situated, and are made’on printed
‘forms, copies of which can. be ob-
-tained from the Land Commissioner.

Pre-emptions must be ‘occupled’ for
five years and improvements made.
to value of $10 per. acre, ncluding
‘clearing and cultivating at least five

received.

_ For more detailed information see
ihe Bulietin “How .1o Pre-empt

Land."
: ~ PURCHASE

Applications are reéelved for pur-
chase of vacant ‘ahd unreserved
Crown lands, not. being timberland,
for agricuitural purposes; m'nimum
price of. first-class (dtable) land ia $6
per acre, and second-class (grazing)
jand $2.60 per acre, Further infor-
mation regarding purchase or Jease
of Crown lands is given in Bulletin
No...10, Land Series, “Purchase and
Lease of Crown Lands, _

Mill, factory, or industrial sites on
timber land, not exceeding 40 acres,
may be purchased or leased, the con-
ditions including payment - of
| stumpage. -

HOMESITE LEASES.

Unsurveyed areas, not exceeding 20
acres, may be leased as homesites,
conditional. upon a dwelling being

obtainable . after. residence and_im-
provement. conditions are fulfilled
and land has been surveyed.

4 >» LEASES,

For grazing and industrial’: pur-
poses areas not exceeding 640 acreg

company.
GRAZING 7

Under the Grazing Act the Prov-
. ince is’ divided into grazing districts
and the ‘range administered under 1
Grazing  . Commidsioner. Annuai
grazing permits are issued based on
numbers ranged, priority ‘being given
to’ established owners. Stock- owners
may form associations for range.
management, Freg,-or partially free,

permits are available for settlern,

-pampers and travellers, up to ten

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"WEDDING BELLS

Se ae a anon

“Bevan--Nelson-Lewis .
A wedding of much interest
to the Indian population! of both
Vanarsdol: and Terrace took place

Solomon: . Bevan . “and.” Mrs;
| Lizzie Nelson- Lewis. were ‘united:
in wedlock’ ‘by Reyv.: J. A ‘Young.
A: large crowd: was present at
the - ceremony, * Taost ‘of . whom

which was’ followed’ by speeches,

. || congratulations © “and a festive :
dance: to suit the occasion,.

Ae couple. ‘of forestry: “oiciats

were: in the district the past week |
sizing: ‘up the log and timber pile’, | fi

couting

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INCE RUPERT, BO, ‘wil bring ua”

aurveyed

to become British subjects, .condl- :
upon residence, . occupation, .

Fub information concerning Tegu- |

Lands, Victoria, . BC. or. to any Gov- |

Records will be “granted | covering ,

acres, before @ Crown Grant can be~

erected in the first year,: title being

may be leased by one person or 4°

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at the Vanarsdol Indian, Metho-
{dist church on Saturday, ‘when

were guests at a: wedding: ‘dinner |

a now. running at capacity,

i ‘Burns Lake

v. Schjelderup and party left

Endako ¢ on similar work:

ona fur buying trip.
Mrs, -T. Trousdale has moved

near town.

finishing touches on his office in
town,

H: Welch, provincial. assessor,
of Smithers, was a recent visitor
in. Burns Lake, a

Rose Lake and Forestdale on.
Snonday last.-

Gordon Robb made a trip to
Forestdale and Topley on Sunday,

On Saturday ast in the Ruddy
Hall Capt. George Black, ex-
governor of the Y ukon, ‘spoke on
behalf of Sam. Cocker, Conser-
vative candidate inQmineca. In
his speech Mr. Black said that
everything was wrong in the
present administration, but did.
did not state what the Conserva-
tivés had to offer, yet if Bowser
and Cocker were elected every-
thing would be alright.

Lake-Endako strip of the trank
highway. A gang. of, men. and/
teams is working at each end toe

| wards the middle, and the’ “steam |.
The}:
connecting up of this last link in}:

shovel is also. on the scene.
the main road willbe the means

the country, and when this link
is thrown open for traffie cars

will be able to go as far as New
Hazelton, and add further happy
hunting grounds for the motorist
seeking new haunts.

“Valk .

Skeena’s Industrial Centre.

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| dame Yen a! eres ¢

R. A. Bourke, late contractor
in the moving of the Hayward
mill, eft early in the week for
Springwater, Sask,

Dr: Hanson; of the geological
survey, while on his reconnai-
sance.of the Bulkley Valley. and.
Skeena River, spent’ a ‘day_ Up
Kleanza Creek visiting the Lueky
Jim property now being operated
by the: Federal. Coe 8.

G.. ‘Hayward, of: thé Canalis
Products, ‘ ‘came “in: ‘from. ‘Edmon-| §
ton’ ‘to: visit the. mill; whieh. is

Jno: Willman; ‘made, a: ‘trip te
Rupert, on. Wednesday on busi,

for Rose Lake ast week on a
|surveving trip,

“The government bridge gang
with Ernie Woodworth i in charge
‘repaired the bridge across the
Lake here and later left for

Fred. “Aslin left for the Babine

inté the Geo; McKenzie house
M. FB Nourse. is. ‘putting the

--l Mr. Burbidge,. western repre-

“Rev.: J ‘H. Kerr held service.at

Sunday morning. for Vancouver,
future.

..|™months.
Work has begun on the Burns|

of bringing many tourists into/

from anywhere on. the continent |.

To Wit:

the Electors
aforesaid that I have received His |?
Majesty’s writ to me directed, and
bearing.
commanding me to cause the
question, namely :—~

to be submitted According to law to the
} Blectors qualified to vote for the elec.

Assembly for
aforesaid:
ence to the said Writ a: poll: shall ‘be
opened at eight o’clock in’ the forenoon
and shall be closed.
the afternoon on the 20th day of June,
1924, for taking
of the said

division of the:
said at the respective places ial

| Butedale oricetown
Cedarvale New, Hazelton:
Claxton oe acific. |. 2
oper City * |. Port-Resington
thie Mines _ »y. Rem
Reeyo ; ‘Rosewood |

‘| Glentanna
‘Hanall
‘Hazelton,
Kitwaonga, ..

. Kitimat. -
A Kiteumkaium:

r| of: eae Cano «e
of which all pe

the Lucky Luke property, whieh
is being worked by Bingham &.

spent many years. He js accoms |.
panied by his son, ‘George, and! °
they will inmediately- take to the
hills,
Richard | Tomlinson, ‘ye “B. of
Cedarvale, was ‘summoned to Usk}
on Friday to try a case of exces-
sive stimulation, arising out of
whieh J. Bush, who had been out |
dn bail for a misstep at Terrace
last week, contributed to the | pro-
vincial treasury $25 and costs,
James Mastin and son took a
trip back to their home in Sas-
katchewan, Mrs. Mastin. remain- :
ing until their return. —

Davis, -hag arrived: back” at: the]. GE a
old stamping“ground, where he}: aS

King baby
deserves.
the bes

. FREE BABY BOOKS

' Write to the Borden Co.
Limited, Vancouver, for
two Baby: Welfare Boake

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sentative of the company operat-

ing the Lucky Jim group, is on a
visit, of inspection to the property
and is accompanied by Henry
Lee, local manager.

Tom Shackleton, host-at Usk,
has one of the nicest hotels alony
the line. Everything. is new,
clean and cheerful, and the meals
are a realtreat. Good cooking.
good stuff to cook, and fresh
fruit and vepetables are features,
Tom expects to doa big businéss
this year at Usk.

‘Harry Smith left Smithers on

where he will make his home in
He expects to come
back in the fall for. a couple of

Jack Carr left Smithers Satur-

“Excursion Tickets

(pANADIAR
Rauways

Summer

EASTERN CANADA
UNITED STATES

TRIANGLE TOUR TO
JASPER NATIONAL PARK

One way via Vancouver and
Prince Rupert. ;

See Your Local Agent for Full
Particulars

dav night for Vancouver to at-
tend the funeral of his brother,
Mike, ‘who passed away last week,

Liquor-Control Plebiscités
™ Act.

Proclamation of Returning Officer

PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
In the SKEENA Etectoral District

PUBLIC NOTICE is “hereby given to
of the Electoral District

date the 10th day of May, 1924, .
following

CABBAGE

‘Bedding

Plants

CAULIFLOWER, yo
TOMATOES"

ASTERS STOCKS.
_ VERBENAS -
GLADIOLI . 'DAHLIAS.

’ TUBEROSES
DOUBLE MARGUERITES

”. Glennie

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

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Do'?} you approve of the sale of beer
_ by the glasa in licensed. premises -
‘Without. a bar under Govern-
ment control and regulation?

tion..of a member. of. the - Legislative
the Electoral District
and, further, that. in .obedi-

at seven o'clock in
and receiving: the votes

lectors” in’ each polling
Electoral District afore-

‘Polling Divisions:

‘SHOES |
REPAIRED

. WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH

Orders may be left at Falcone’ Office

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. _ Hazelton, : B. Cc.

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