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ae One hundred Preference Shares Kitse-
f jas Mountain Copper Co. Limited, of
. Usk, B.C.
trator, Prince Rupert, B,©.

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Inthe Commissioner’s Court|.
Territory of Alaska; Divi-
Sion Ni umber One, Hyder

: _ Precinct... sty a that movement, towards. which
ae “An Probate’ : |the government, would subscribe
-\60 péer cent, and the farmers
fe Match "Nager1 per cent,- He had agreed that
Davis, Deceazed... Notice to Heira

By virtae of an order duly signed and
made of record in the ahove entitled
court on the 16th day of: ~April,. 1925,
notice is hereby given to., (Ted)
Davis the alleged husband of the above
named deceased and all other persons
elaiming an interest in the above named
estate that they and ‘each’of them are
hereby required to be and appear in
the above entitled court at Hyder,
Alaska, and submit satisfactory proof
of heirship within sixty days from the
date of the first publication: hereof.

And if you fail so'to appear and file
such satisfactory proof, a decree of
this court will be entered forfeiting
your interest therein,

; OREN F, HILL, -

Administrator.

_ Date of First Publication, May 1, 1925.
Date of Last Publication, June 19, 1925,

Timber Sale X7050

“There will be offered for sale at Pub-
lie Auction, gt noon on the 18th day. of
June, 1925, in the office of the Foreat
Supervisor. at Smithers, B.C., the
Licence X7050, to cut 180, 000 lineal feet
of Cedar Poles aud Piling. on Lot 2389,
situated on the South Bank of the
Skeena River, west of Skeene Crossing,
Cassiar Land District.

‘Provided anyone unable to attend

raon may submit a
sealed tender to Be opened atthe hour
as one bid.

Two (2) years will be allowed for
removal of timber.

Further particulars of the Chief For-
ester, Victoria; the District Forester,

lot at Terrace for best offers % acre
river bottom; second from road; terms.
Anton Schwager; 1626 Sutter St, San
Franciseo, Cal, 1619

For Quick Sale

Apply tu Official Adminia-
pply 4461

1 Milch- Goat, 1
young Doe (9 mths,
C. J. Norrington,

'For Sale

4 old). a Mra.

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own interests,

lowing resolution which had been

@ creamery would ‘be,’ ”
motion was endorsed by A. L.
Evitt and J.T. ‘MeCabe,. and was
‘earried,

‘Munro was appointed as follows:
JF M. Dockrill, J,.G. Donaldson,

jand Geo, Oulton.

“THE B OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE Ae, 185,

Discussed Milk.

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Smithers Meeting

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and gather that data, and that he
would do that very soon. -. Then
the minister asked that the: local
people express their own opinions
as to how this. business could be
handled. |
Mr, Barrow then took up the
matter of the timothy seed busi-
néss, which is. very suitable’ to
some in this district... The gov-
ernment, he said, was prepared
to provide cleaning equipment
for this business ‘and could also
assist in marketing. the. seed,
adding that seventy-five hundred
tons of timothy seed are annually
imported into Canada..
He also pointed out that the
production of turkeys and other
poultry was a profitable sideline
for most farmers and that there
was a good market in Prince
Rupert for these products,
The speaker discouraged going
too - extenaively into the butter| -
and cheese. business at present,
aa the market conditions were not
particularly favorable, due to the
combination of creameries in Al-
berta, which control the price of
butter and the price paid to the
farmer,
Colonel Latta, chairman of the
Land Settlement. Board, explain-
ed just how far his department
could go towards assisting in the
establishment of a creamery. The
Board lends 60 per cent, of the
cost and the people must provide
the other 40 percent, D

subscribing stock form an organ-
ization and must assume full res-
ponsibility for the management
of the industry, it being entirely
up to the people to work for their

‘Dr. Wrinch than read the fol-

passed at previous meetings:
“Moved: by F, M. Dockril, ‘see-
onded by J. G. Donaldson, ‘That
we request the Hon. E, D. Bar-
row to obtain information as to
who are willing to go into the
financial part of the industry,
and how many cows would be
available were a creamery start-
ed. and also what the cost of such
' The

The committee to ‘consult Mr.

endorsed the above’ motion.

The Driftwood. meeting also

| BUILDIN @ MATERIALS!

* Cement ‘Litne «Plaster Fireclay
~ Brick’: Building Papers .- Roofing” eS
Sash & Doors ply Venter Paneling Pe

ben ys . Bir Finish, a Specialty ~
. —

AUBERT r & McCAFFERY, Lm.
> Prince, Ripert, B ‘B.C. fs

iy te

D. D.: Munro, representative of
the department, should get busy

‘| for an outsider to. come. in. and
_ help other than offer advice,

speakers on agricultural matters.
Mine’ Host Orchard had prepared

Board of Trade, .
Dr. W. rinch made the statement
that there were fewer dairy cattle
in the Bulkley Valley today, than
two years ago. If that was the|.
condition, he declared, it was most
discreditable' to the agricultural
‘interests of the community, but
‘he added that it was very diffieult
‘to believe that the author of such
a report had not an ulterior mo-
tive in spreading false informa-
tion. Unfortunate indeed was

ed farming: population was not
able to maintain the few milk
cows that it had two years aro.
‘Why diseuss further the disposal
of the milk products of the in-
terior when it ‘was well known
that milk products imported into
the interior were now more than
double the loeal production’.
In closing Dr. Wrinch extended
congratulations to the Smithers
Board of Trade in having’ these|*
funetions at such intervals ' ‘as
distinguished visitors came to the
district. He -atso congratulated
the Board and the Auto Associa-

tion on the pamphlets they had
issued,

appreciation at being invited ta
attend the banquet and to address
the members of the Smithers
District Board of Trade. He held
out @ good deal of encouragement
to the pioneers ‘of the Bulkley
Valley. He himself wasa pioneer
of the southern part of the prov-
ince, and he stated freely that
the people in the Bulkley Valley
had no. greater, nor: as ‘great,
problems as the people had in the
south, and some of the troubles
we were facing today were exact-
ly what he had had to face with
other pioneers in the south for
twenty years before they. finally
hit upon a successful: system of
handling farm products. What
information he had gained in the
south: he was willing to impart to
the people of the north in the hope
of showing them @ short ‘eut to
Success. _ He hoped: the north
would. profit: by the experience of
the-south:

: Mr. Barrow stated that : in ‘hig

until the farmers - themselves
threshed out their own views and
arrived at something upon which
they all ageed, it was : impossible

History. had shown that. farmers
would. not get into an association
until forced to by dire necessity, |
and he hoped the people of the.
Bulkley. Valley. would prove the
exception, to the, rule, ; re

The. minister then. outlined the.
several schemes. whieh. had been:
|jadvanced, at. the. various meetings,
buat.none of them, he found,. was|i
anything: like - acceptable. to the
|| majority ‘of the producers, - He:

J boinged out hat ar

At Sthithers on -Tuesday. even-|
ing about two. dozen business
men and farmers gathered. around
a banquet. table -to- hear’ the

an excellent spread, as.usual, and
the whole evening was-a success
and a .credit to the . Smithers

the northern interior if the limit.

Hon. E. D, Barrow expressed

mother, Mr. F. W, Bohler, Kit-
sumkalum,

Meetings on this trip he had found |:
& great diversity of opinion, and |

several days,

this week’ for her old home in|
Preston,. Ont., where she was
Summoned on account of the
serious illness of her mother. "
J. M. Seigfried and F. Phis-|.
cator left on Saturday for'Prince |
Rupert on’ their way: to’ -Dease|
| Lake by ‘way of Tele .

arrived én Priday

have to have the financial back-
ing of the: producers themselves,
He then. told of claims that

every quarter of the province for
financial assistance, especially
from those sections where farm-
ers speeiglize. He said the gov-

relieve everyone; but was always
willing to assist those prepared
to assist themselves through col-
lective effort.

ing these co-operative movements
we must go beyond not only. our
own district, but beyond our own
province even, and consider the
possibilities of that market and
the systematic handling of the
Droduce to supply that market
with a level flow the vear round.
All through his address Mr.
Barrow referred often to, in fact
based his remarks on, the success
that had been achieved by the
Fraser Valley Milk Producers’
Association, and he proved that,
without the united efforts and
support of the great mass of
farmers, no success could be
looked for,
' As a final shot the minister
stated that there was too great a
proportion of the population ‘tak.
ing profits but producing nothing,
@ condition which had much to
do in accounting for the disparity
between the high cost of living
and the low receipts of the pro-
ducer.

tetrad

would. approach. “guecesa . 9 ad wi ould

come to the government from}.

ernment. could not undertake to|¢

- He pointed out that in consider-

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Automobiles, Buses, or Rigs
meet all trains for passenger
and baggage transfer

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
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MEALS AT ALL HOURS

Hazelton

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Prince Rupert

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Prince Rupert
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H. B,“ROcHESTER, Manager

Rates $1.50 per'day up.

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1

The Women’s Auxiliary to the
Anglican Church held a very suc-

i The Bulkley Hotel

‘E. E. Orchard, Owner

The ‘head

cessful sale of fancy work and
home cooking on Saturday after-
noon last. Tea was served dur-
ing the afternoon and was taken
advantage of by a large number
of the townspeople, Altogether
a substantial sum was realized by
the sale of the handiwork pro-
duced by the ladies, who are
well pleased with the financial
return from their labors.

‘Mrs, W. Neonan, of ‘Telkwa,
is visiting at the home of her

‘Humphrey Jones and daughter,
Mrs, Weden, of Vancouver, ar-
rived this week to put-in the
summer developing their mining
properties’ on: Maroon Mountain,

saddle horses prov

Valley.
find this a grand hotel to stop at.

All traina met.
ided.

Smithers. B. C.

European or American Plan

quarters for the Bulkley
Tourists and Commercial men

Autos, livery or rigs

Hotel

USK, B.C.
New, clean and comfortable

Raves ARE ATTRACTIVE

SHACKLETON

‘ First-class Dining Room in connection

THOS, SHACKLETON - Prop. |

J. PB. Wheeler, of ‘the Soldier
Settlement Board, Telkwa, wasa
business visitor in Terrace for

Mrs. W. ‘A. Kirkpatrick left

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Bedding Plants

“QF ALL DESCRIPTIONS

_ ROSES ‘and all ‘kinds of
TREES AND SHRUBS
_ CABBAGE PLANTS —
Catalogue prices. ... -

-D.. GLENNIE:

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2nd Ave. oo ‘PRINCE RUPERT

Jos, Greer,, of Pr

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Burton, (of Vanaredol, were busi. )

SOLICITOR .. NOTARY PUBLIC
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