“OMINECA HBRAL

Take: notice that John A.

: Vancouver, B. C.; -merchant,. intends. to’

e apply’ iy for permission ‘to. purchage « the:

' ‘following described lands: Commencing,

‘at @ post: planted. one mile: west: :from'.

the north-west corner of lot 8392, thence |.

north 80 chains,

_ 80 to. point of commencement,. eontain- | 80
1 ing 640 acres more or less, - m

Oct. 16, 1918 19 “John AF Kent

* Hazelton: Land. District. District of |
'” Coast, Range Vie-.-

Take notice that: Robert ‘Jamex: Low-
rie, of Vancouver, B.C, sawyer, ° in-
tends to-apply for permission: to oo
chase the following -described ‘lan

* Commencing at a post: planted two
. miles west from the north-west corner
of lot 8892, thence north 80 chains, weat
40, south 40, west 40, south 40: east 80
to point of commencement, - containing
480 acres more or. less...
Oct. 16, 1913 Robert James ‘Lowrie’

Hazeiton Land Diataict-—District of -
Coasat,. Range. ¥V..-

‘Take ‘notiée that: Harry. Leamar, “of
_ Vancouver, B.C., carpenter, intends to
apply for permission . to -purchase the
following described lands: Commencing
at a post planted three miles west from
the north-west corner of lot 3392, thence_
north 40 chains, west. 80: chains, south
40 chains, east 80 chains to: point. of
commencement, 320 acres more or less,
Oct. 16, 1913 © 18 Harry Leamer

- Hazelton Land District— District of |
' Coast. Range

Take notice that Edgar Allan Foster,
of Vancouver, B.C,, broker, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the
following described jands: Commencing
at a post planted one -and one-half miles
south and four miles west from the
south-west corner of lot 356, thence
south 80 chains, west 80 chains, north
- »0-chaing, east 80-chains to point of
commencement, containing 620 neres

more or less. oot ;
Oat. 15, 1913 Edgar Allan Foster

Hazelton Land Distriet—District of
Coast, Range -V.

Take notice that Leon MeCarthy, of
Vanecuver, B.C., plasterer, intends to
apply for. permission to purchase the
following described lands:’Commencing
at a post planted one and one-half
miles south and sevén miles west. from
the south-west. corner of lot.456, thence
south 80 chains, west 80, nos‘th 80; east
: 80 to point of commencement, contain-
- ing 640 acres more or less, ~~
: Oct. 17,1913 Leon McCarthy

Hazelton Land. Disteiot. Diauiét'ot
Coast, Range V ;

Take notice that Warren Shephard,

of Vancouver, B,C.,° laborer, intends

poee to apply for permission to purchase the

yo following described Jands:.Commencing

= @€=36- at & post planted oné and one-half miles

south and-seven miles west trom the

' south-west corner of lot 356, thence

- north 80 chains, west 80, south, 80, east:

80 to point of commencement, contain-
ing 640 acres more or less, ;

. Oct. 17, 1913 20 Warren Shepherd

Hazelton Land District District of
. Const, Hinge «Vv.
Take notice that Edward BE, Williams,
of Vancouver, B.C., carpenter,’ intends
- to apply for permission to purchase’ the
following described lands: Commencing
atu post planted at the north-east cor- |
m §6ner of Jot 3896, north 40 chains; west SU
’ chains, south 40 chains, ‘east $0 chains
- ta point of commencement, containing
320.acres more or jess, ]
Oct. 17, 1913 Edward E, Williams

Hazelton Land. District— -Distriet of |
Const. Range V.

Take notice that Herbert W. Wat.
son, of Vancouver, B.C,, clerk; intends
to apply for permission to purchase. the
following described lands: Commencing
at a post planted at the north-east cor-
ner of lot $396, thence north 40° chains;
,east 80 chains, south 40 chains, west 80
chains to point of commencement, con~
taining 320 acres more or leaa..

Oct 17, 1913 19 Herbert we ‘Wataon

Hazelton Land District—District of.
Coast. Range V.'.” ‘
Take notite that Samuel ‘Logan; of
Vancouver,  B. C.,’ elerk, intends-ito.
apply for permission to purchase the
following described |andg:: Commencing
at a post t planted | at: the. south-west
comer t 8996, thence’ south’ 80.
chains, ooet 80 chains, north 8 chains,
east 80 chains to: point; of .. commente--
ment, containing 440° acres more or less.
Oct, 17, 1918 19. oa Samuel. Logan

Hazelton Land Distrie

Coast. Range
“Take notice that Gord McDonald;
of Vancouver, B..C., teamat
to apply for permission uirchase. the
following described lands: Commencing |
at a post. planted .one. ne-halt |
miles south from thie fouth=) :
‘of, lot 356, thencé.east'80 baln

Kent, -of|

intends: ,

"Hazelton :

Voast, Range” ¥.

tends to’ ap
chase .the . fo owing desert bed, lands: —

mmencinj
mile south

ata:

chains to
taining
Oct.: 15;: 1918...

0 acres ‘mote ‘or lesa, :
_ Barbara o Neil

‘Take notice ‘that-Barbara . ‘O'Neill, of
Vancouver, : B, C., married woman, in-
for: petmlssion to pur-

post ‘planted one-half
fe oue cont ‘the southwest corner

t 80,3 uth 80, east, of at. “‘thenee.east 80: chains; aout
eee neemne; ) chains,” weat:80 ‘chaing, north 80
oint-of:: commencerient, con-

tinued £ from ‘Page a)

which ‘would: protect. them from
iithe. high - -waters,

‘Hazelton: Land District— District of ¢
~ “@aast,. Range Vi“

ald, of Langley,

from the south-west corner of lot 356,

more or less. :
Oct, 15, 1913

Take notice.that Mrs. Grace-McDon-
B.C, ‘married woman,
intends to. ap y: ifor- jermission to pur- |
chase the following described ‘lands:—
Commencing.at a post planted one and
one-half miles south and one mile. west

thence south 80 chains, west 80) chains,
north 80 chains, east 80 chains to point
19° of soomencement, containing 640 acres

1
Mrs. Grace McDonald

ceived:encouragement from ‘the

the Morrice own ‘Indians. joined |
with. them.

The: third. Indian bridge, whieh
for: ‘the. past: thirteen years has
been ‘doing. service, and which

and: the : Bulkley | valley. is still
standing! a little out of repair,

Hazelton Lend Vistriet—Distriet of
: Coast. Range.V.. |

commencement, 640 acres more or less.

Hazelton Land. District—-District-of
: Coast, ltange V. :

of Vancouver, B. C.,

south and six miles west from the s. w.
corner of lot 356, thence south 80 chains,
west 80, north 80, east 80 to
commencement, 640 acres mord or less,
Oct. 16/1918” 19 Clyde Shephard

‘Hazelton Land Distriet— District of’
Coast. Range v.,

‘Take notice that William David Ma-
theson, of Vancouver, B. G., contractor,
intends to apply . for ‘permission | to pur-
chase.the following described lands:—
Commencing at a post planted one.and
one-half mites south and four miles

356, thenee north-'80 chains, west 80
chains, ‘south 80 chains, east 80 chains,

640 acres more or less.
Oct, 15, 1818 William David Matheson

| Hazelton ‘Land Digtriet— District of
. Coast, Range V.-

Vancouver, b.C., bricklayer, intends to
apply for permission to purchase . the
following described lands: Commencing
ata post planted one and one-half miles
south’: and’ five. miles: west. from. the
south-west cornerof Jot 366, thence
south 80 chains, west. 80 chains, north
80 ‘chains, .east.-80 chains to point of

commencement, “containing | 640 acres
more or less... -:
Oct. 15, 18 19° Emery Westover

” Hezelton Land District~I District of-
. . Goast, Range’ ¥.

; “Take notice that A. Tomkins, of. Van-
couver, B.C.,

pest’ planted one’ and one-half ..miles
south and five miles. west. from. the.

80 chains,’.east #0. chains to point of

9 | commencement, 640 acres more or less,
~- A. Tomkins

Oct, 15, 1918. 19.

’ Hazelton Land ‘District, ~ District of
. Coast, Range. -Y.
Take notice that’ Thornes 8. Tallman,

to apply for permission ‘to purchase the

taining 640 .acrea more or. leas,

Coast. Range

Vancouver, ‘B.G,,

80°.chaing, “east:

‘more ‘or legs:
Oct. -17,; 1919.

ake “no
Vancouver, 5
ly for pe
owing.

80: chaingy ein 0. cli

Ook iB,

Take notice that-C. E. ‘Greenwood, of
Vancouver, B. c., salesman, intends to
apply. for permission . to: -purehase the
following described lands: Commencing
at a post planted one and. one-half
miles south and two miles west from
the south-west corner of lot 356, thence
south 80 chains, west 80 ‘chains, north
80 chains, east 80 chains to. point of

Oct. 15, 1918 19 Clark E. Greenwood

Take notice that Clyde Shephard, of
laborer, intends to
apply for permission to purchase the
following described ands: Commencing
at a post planted one, and one-half miles

point of

west from the south-west corner. of lot

td point of ‘commencement, containing |¢

Take notice that Emery Westover, of

clerk, intends. to apply |: °
for. permission to purchase the follow- |.”
ing described lands:—-Commencing ata]... :

‘south-west corner of lot £56, thence
nocth 80 ‘chains, west 80 ‘chaing, south |

of Vancouver, B.C., ‘salesman, . ‘intends

following described lands: Commencing.
ata post-planted ‘at the north-west cor- |’.
ner of lot 3892, thence north 80 chaina, |-°:
west. 80° chains, south. 80 shains, east 80),
chains to point of commencement, con- |:

Oct. 16, 1918 19 Thomas &. Tallman a

: Hoselton Land District—-District of :

Take notice that Williaa: Russell, ‘of e:
laborer, .. intends - to
‘apply. for. permission’ to purchase. the] ,
following described lands: Commencing | ‘¥
at’ a” post” ‘planted ene. and one-half |...
miles suvith’and‘six miles west from the
south-weat ‘corner ‘of - lot 356, thence].
north 80 chaing,® west, 80 chains, south |
"80 chairs’ to point of
commencement containing ,640 acres

: William Russell {. |

but still used by the Indians, al-
though since the construction ‘of
the Hagwilget high level bridge.
the old structure has. been more
than ever ‘neglected, and its fu-
ture usefulness will. be purely” of
an historical, nature, |

Deputy Chief ‘Charles finally
succeeded in constructing abridge
which has stond the test of years,
and with a few repairs would be
good for a good many more years
were it not for the big white
‘man’s bridge.

Around the “Indian bridge, a a
picture of which is here shown,
is wrapped the romance of the
native red men.’ Like its pre-
decessor, two years were occu-

bridge the best: ‘timber in the
district was to be used,

the. first. work. undertaken was
the selection of the timber. Ce-
dar for the most ‘part was used
in the: construction and this was
secured. from what is now the
New Hazelton townsite and from
a few miles east of here where
there is still quite : a quantity of
cedar-to be found. .
‘The first summer was spent-in
cutting the trees and getting the
timber. ready and in the’ winter

build | even a greater |
This’ time he‘ proposed |’
that. thev build: across the eastern’
end of the: canyon: ‘and at a height

He again ‘yee’

Hagwilget; chiefs and this time

pied in. its construction, and as}
thia -was-. to. be the permanent.

After the selection of the site,.

the old ‘men, when not: hariting
and. rauiatleay ‘put in their time

timbers. wW

sawed; and’ ‘the. ends of the logs
were given the fire test to pre-
vent: decay. While work was g0-
ing on at: Hagwilget, ‘the squaWs

prepared the meals, and ‘every

day was a picnic.- Byerybody ate
from the same pot and everybody

. ecntributed tothe menu. *-
for many. years was the main}.

thoroughfare between Hazelton

A feature of this bridge is ‘the
almost total absence . of ‘nails.

Only a few Hudscn Bay spikes |

were available at the time, ‘al-
though:sinee then nails have been
used: in making repairs. | Joints
were made by dove-tailing and

1 burning a bole with red hot coals

through the two logs, into which
was driven.a stout wodden spike.
The joints were then bound with
wire, instead. of the spruce sap-
lings that. were necessary on the
first bridge. The big cable which

‘supports the structure was secur-

ed from the’ Hudsoh Bay Co,,
who. had used it ‘on their first

. steamboat up the river.

Except that all timber 1 was used
and the method of fastening the
various pieces together was of
the most primative, the structure
is very much along the lines of
all modern suspension bridges.
But it is doubtful if in any other

place in’ the world such a bridge’

ean be found. To. everyone who
has seen it, it is a wonder, and

the white population of the New
Hazelton district. to-day. is .as

-proud of the: old. Indian bridge. as
ever were the. Indians. As long
as it remains intact it will be. one
of the sights to which every vis-

itor: will be directed or taken, and

even Jong. after: it: has collapsed |’

visitors will: be taken to the: spot)

where once stood ‘the greatest:
piece of engineering ever ‘accom-

plished by the native red men. © {

ais.

*

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remoyed.

“The Kootenay has a nickeled steel oven whiclr is ag easily
washed and kept clean cs any cooking utensil,
large ‘roomy -ash-pan “eatches all the ashes, ‘Ash
chutes direct all ashes into ‘the pan which f is easily ‘

These ‘two features of cleanliness are 30 anportant’
_ that dic woman who‘is."partienlar’ ‘about:her
“house --will inslat < on; having them.
should .make sure of. these - features when

. ‘selecting your new. Fange.

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,, |G C. Hartley, Burns Lak

Auctioneer, Appraiser,. Pro

of rh
intends to ap) ly for peril
chase -the following Miogeribed 1
Commenci ‘at: a-post’ plante
ner of Gazetted: L

ést 80" chains, : south =.
int -of. commencement,
640 acres more or less.” : 12:

~ Lawrenee 8B. Warner

SYNOPSIS OF COAL MINING : ‘REG
_ ULATIONS. |

COAL a mining rights ot the Dominion, One
in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and. =."
Alberta, the . Yukon Territory, the. 0.
North- west Territories and in u portion... .
of the Province of British Columbia, ° .
may be leased for a term oftwenty-one ~ .- |
years. at an annual rental of $1-an.acres °° *°-,.
Not more than 2, 560 acres will be lensed or
to one applicant, a

- Application for a lease mrst be made. ;
by the: applicant in person..to- the:
Apent or‘Sub-Agent of the district‘in:”.
which the rights applied” for are ‘situa-

fe] a : .

in ‘gurveyed territory. the: land: ‘must » t
be described by:-sections, : or. ‘legal sub- °° ©
divisions of sections, and.in unsurveyed.. . 5,
territory the tract ‘applied for shall. be me
‘staked out by the applicant himself.

Each application must be accompanied’ ~~
by a fee of $5 which-will be refunded if. |”.
the rights applied for are not available,: *
but not otherwise. | A’ royalty; shallbe. |
paid on the merchantable output of the _
mine at the rate of five cents per'ton:”

The person operating the mine shall: oa
furnish the Agent with sworn -returns |
accounting for the full quantity of mer-
chantable coal-mined and pay the royal-
ty: thereon, If the coal mining rights |
are not being operated, such: returns .
should be - furnished ‘at least, once ‘a.
year... pt

-The lease will include the coal mining a
rights only, but the lessee may be per-
mitted to pu urchase whatever available,
surface rights may be considered neces- |:
sary for the working of. the mine at the 7
rate of $10:00 an acre, -.-- ot

For full information. appiization should oa
be made to the Secretary of ‘the: Dew:
partment ‘of the Interior, Ottawa, or to. > -
any Agent or, Sub-Agent: of Dominion: ee

Lands,
W. W. CORY, ”
* Deputy Minister of the Interior..."
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Hotel and Lodging
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Good: Rooms os ae

Frank A Ellis

perty ‘Selene

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Auctioneer for @. T.P: Co's Section Tito. ve
Sale, Prince Rupert. - =

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