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THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B. C;, WEDNESDAY,

AUGUST 31, 1938

Game Fish Control in Bast Columbia |

The general public, ospeciatly those interested in the art of angling
will no doubt be interested in hearing of the work heing undertaken by the
Game. Commission in respect to its game fish enlture policies. Since the |

first of the year, the Province has assumed control of its: sport ov inland
fisheries, w hich were formerly under the jurisdiction of the é Dominion.

Many “hatcheries and eyeing stations formerly operated hy the Domin-
ion have been taken over and are at present ‘in operation: the result | of
this work being that by the end of the year there will have hecn liberated
approximately. thirteen million trout as eved eges, “Fry ‘ov fingerlings 4 ‘in

various sections of British Columbia,

Kesides this, a- large. number. of stranded salmon ‘and trout fry have *
hoon transferred from pools of water adjacent te rivers and liberated again
in the main streams so that theymight have a chance to survive. Eneh year
owing to the drying up of the water this Peace, work is necessary.

Gordon S. Wismer, K. C.

Attorney General,
Victoria, B. C.

F. R. Butler,
Game Commissioner

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7 ‘The value of mine produetion in 1037 was “$74, 476, 902, an ‘in. 7
“| etense” “of $20,893,935 ‘over 1986,- All phases of the mining ins,
dustry have, shown _jucreases | in both ‘yolume and yalué, ao

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‘with . inaing ellough : fo *da" anything:

{aud the guy-trom, Missour!: was.not so|s
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“lon they, wee a biinch’of city’ ‘lickers,
when we received rturns from. ‘sone of

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Exceptionally low fares good
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Me, Hiitor— = thie returned, mei. chaye
had their ‘gaclifices more or less - Ac:
know Tedged;, during the. past twenty
‘yea rs, ‘but we are considerably shocked

to hear, after all these years, any de | | : baat ag il poreias a
a or Tack- -
cent thing sid of the poor farm. rack: Armstrong, Ont. Stop overs

of. thnt*yeriod, Coming from
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“The: ‘Western grower has’ ‘had: sone
hard tinies in yecent years—the. pegged
price- ‘should’ help this. year. In war
times | the’ price. way pegged, and the
West lost many millions ‘and ‘Jost it
with good grace, Canada got the ben-
efit, if uot in cash; then in- prestige.
The West bas earned its bonus, .and

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the Eas shanld be, and is, iad to see ¥-9-38
dt paid,”
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It has, been a mystery to me, for — _—
some time, as-to, what has been doue Send for ; —

with the money we pay for gas. ‘taxes. |
It has been enother mystery as to

whether the government was saving all
its money for the ptrpose of plowing
snow this winter, or what, if auything,

Considering: that’ Saskatchewan’ now ;
his now has nething of us in‘the mat- it

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RADIO.

ter gf droughts and low prices, and the| | C AT. A LO G U E.
tiv situation scems to be. terrible, we | -@
trust that the. rumors tha government
‘has. started, waking up to conditions is TODAY
true. Whether you are an amateur’
" a eos builder—a radio service man ©
Although the hay erop rns from a or just an everyday : listéner-
quarter to a half erop, and the grain thin aptental book beside wwe
crop promises about the same returns, for the sake of the wonderful
it is amusing to note that the prices radio values it. contains, One *
uly be ubout 80% less than usual. of the greatest Radio Cata-
‘Where does.this place the farmers of | , roenes We pave ever dssnea
thiss part of the world? a) you absolutely free on request —
: Lo 3] —simply all cin the coupon.
* Farming ig-a swell hobby, if. yon} f below. : :
have a government job to back it up!) Mf w= — — — m wm Lo.
und .pay for your amusement. _— a 7
bee . mis
There is n'lot of talk about the'va- | | ei
. peant places in Canad: that should be| re op . oh
| Settled in order to remove temptation | § rn “a
from the path of those who. would oo ge
have the intestinal fortitude to make ee e
, ..the-eowntry over and make some use of |; conn Be
lt, There are also various other rea-] ; coo ge ve
sous for settlement, but if we cannot. “i paces ae 7
sell what is produced at present, at a|@ qe: 4 4 a
profitable price, and’ thie fariners are}: ; . Ea. _
setting. where they need 100% replace. - oe ” 8. .
ment of equipment, but have no money; |. 5 : ©: : a ee Bo
just what will happen to new scttlers?|-B]-. i. - Bes :
Also, what. about the large cxop. of .na- |, rd g Ne ab.
.tive sous who will not go on ‘thé land ; fe) “8 a _
becnuse there is no eight hour day, or! i> 4 Sota: oon
$1,00 an hour guarantecd income? ; te BS ‘ op
‘oe ‘ 2 Boy. $B
In addition to the inatter‘of settlers |} Fz-..8 fe ag I
alone, just what is to be done with the] . ae 2 Ca
rising generation? (fhey. cannot all] ¢ Cotas “PS gt. he SE a

xucure government jobs, hecause the
farmers will’ eynttally ‘go. on: . strike

too bud. One of these days they will):
come out of their trance, brush the hay: :

re stuff. Possibly tt would be bate} ‘rarming can atford.to bay the land at
7 yeni] youn: iq
bapmation:: as "there seems, to -be.no one!l; ‘that rice. weve Ruow § Sevenit! | Younes |

Sensible about the situatton:. The far-| ‘penses, hy ‘ell the speculator’ is letting

ners ore not the only ones in a trance,

Only, we-had the opin-|y

ua vette ve

our produce. Either that, or the: Orh. Me

“|. much. ; for: 8) Up. here. >. If there. awereé tithe coins: havella: gteter, valu

ot any: profits. to be: made’ in- “ghemtrig pbrgll
“Jj -there -would. be a -rush of native ‘sons fr.

{that is: now a: drug ‘on the markel at}

Great Britain, »
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than, any

‘to grub off some ‘of: the ‘vacant land [* ‘AL torty a hi: ‘tach:

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snent who would! thiké ‘on Some’ tnd’ itl
‘they could just, find 2 way. to meet’ ex-,

thig land ‘revert: fof, taxes as, he; shis(zoty}
tivedt of. wilting for properity. ee

ee AML ‘ships wile ‘ire at ‘Sydney;- Aus:
iPental: ‘competition in-the south is: too “tratin, aressearche dfor, British, coins, |"

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MINERAL ACT

Covttieate of Improvemesits

NOTICE.

* Roosevelt. Recovery Mineral Claim,
sitaute in the Omineca: ‘Mining Divi-
slon of Cassiar District. :

Located on Six Mile’ Creek near Haz-
eltan and adjéining the . Silver. Belt
“Mineral Claim | ot ‘ies ‘east side, Omin-
ech Mining Division: ens ‘

» Take. notice that Ty,'A
PMO. "No. ssn0dD,” authorized agent.”
for Wn. Giebo, Free Miner's Certifi-
‘cate No. 83489D, intend, ‘sixty’ ‘divs

‘Mining Recorder. ‘for’a Certitteate- ‘of
Improvements. for, the: purpose: of ob-
trinitig’” 4 Oidin ‘erat of (he above
clair: ey é

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