THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1915

on pueemaamnisinng

TEESE

Synopsis of Coal Mining Regu-
~ Jations. Se

(COAL mining rights‘of the Dominion,
in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and

Alberta, the Yukon Territory, the].

Northwest’ Territories and in a portion
of the Province of British Columbia,
may be leased for a term of twenty-one
years et an annual rental of. $1 an
acre.. Not more than 2,560 acres will
be leased to'‘one applicant,

Application for a Jeage must be made
by the applicant”in peraon to the Agent
or Sub-Agent of the district in Which
the rights applied for are situated.

In surveyed territory, {thegland muat
be described by aections, or legal sub-
divisions of sectiona, and in unsurveyed
territory the tract applied for shall be
staked out by the applicantthimeelf.

fiach application must be accompani-
ed by a fea of $5, which will be refund-
ed'if the rights applied for are not
ayailable, but not otherwise. A royal-
ty shall he paid on the merchantable
output of the mine at the rate of five
cents per ton. *

The person operating the mine shall
furnish the Agent with sworn returns

accounting forthe full quantity of mer-| .
mine

chantable coal

royalty thereon.
rights are not. being operated, such
returns should be furnished at least
onee a year.

, The lease willinclude the coal mining
rights only, but the lessee may be per-
mitted to purchass whatever available
surface rights may be considered nee-
easary for the working of the mine at

. the rate of $10.0C an acre.

For full information application
should be made to the Seeretary of the
Department of the Interior, Ottawa,
or to any Agent or Sub-Agent of
Dominion Lands.

W. W, CORY,
Deputy Minister of the Interior.
_ .N.B.—Unauthorized publication of
this advertisement will not be paid for.
— 58782,

and pay the
If the}coal mining

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“THE MINER OFFICE

LAND NOTICES

* Hazelton Land District.
; ‘Casaiar,

District of

Take notice that. Thomas Moore, of |'

Kitwangah, occupation rancher, in-
‘tends to apply for permission to pur-
 Chage the following described lands:
- Commencing at poat planted at the

northeast corner of Lot 3504 Cassiar,
. thence 20 chains.east, 20 chains south,

20 chains west, 20 chains north to point
..of commencement, containing 40 acres
“more or less. ‘
Feb. 3, 1915.

Hazelton Land District,
in Caselar,
° Toke notlee that John A. Lindsay,
_of Prince Rupert, transfer man, in-
" tenda to apply for permission to pur-
+ Jchase the following described lands: '
‘>; Commencing at a post planted at
_ ithe northweat corner of Lot 2891,
“ thence south 40 chains, went:20 chains,
north.40° chaing,- enat 20 ehaina,' to
‘spoint of commencement, containing 86.
'. © gerep more or.leas Bink
fee ee gin AS Lindsay, Applicant,
A.-H. Maclaarc, Agent..

Thomas Moore.
District of

+ Reb, 18, 1015.

“The

World’s Doings in Brief

News Notes from Many Sources

Mrs, J.D. Rockefeller is dead
at her home at Tarrytown, N.Y.

Sarah Bernhardt is reported to
have.completely recovered. from
her recent operation.

The Swiss Government has
mate arrangements for a loan
of $15,000,000, in New York,

A scheme for the making of
peat fuel out of muskeg is to be

introduced in Prince Rupert.

An official report from Rome
states that 29,678 people were
killed in the recent earthquake
in Italy. .

The Vancouver World has been
sold: to John Nelson, ' formerly
business manaper of the News-
Advertiser.

The Grand. Trunk Pacific an-
nounces the introduction of new,
electrically lighted sleeping cars
on the through trains.

L, D, Taylor was re-elected
mayor of Vancouver, after being
unseated through a technicality
regarding property qualifications,

The Winnipeg Monarchs, by
defeating Melville, have regained
the Allan Cup, emblematic of the
amateur hockey championship of
Canada, ,

General Sam Hughes ‘announ-
eed at the annual meeting of the
Dominion Rifle Association that
thirteen Canadian battalions were
now in the trenches..

Lincoln Beachey, the famous
aviator, was killed at the Pana-
ma-Pacific Exposition Sunday
afternoon in making a sensation-
al perpendicular drop,

‘Che death at Coleyton, Devon,
of Sir Geo. Turner is announced.
Death was caused by leprosy,
contracted during research work
ta discover a cure for the disease.

: Fishery Conceasions

Ottawa, March E1:—An Order-
in-Couneil has “been passed per-
mitting foreign fishermen to sell
their eatch=to Canadian dealers
for shipment. Hitherto this has
been prohibited. They were only
allowed to ship. through to the
States‘ but not sell in Pacific
ports, The new regulations will
benefit Prince Rupert, as it is
nearer the fishing grounds than
Seattle, .

It is estimated that this Order-
in-Council will increase the Prince

-| Rupert payroll $250,000 monthly.

Rod’and Gun” .

“InjunBones and Huskles”’ by
J. R. Fraser int’March Rod and
Gun js no lap-dog story but an
account of a desperate encounter
which two adventurers in"the far
north had with a band of fero-
cious huskies from which they
narrowly escaped with their
lives, ‘That Cub of Patrick’s”’
is a somewhat amusing tale—
though Pat himself found the
experience very provoking—of a
captured bear cub that proved
one too much for his captor. ‘‘A
Visit to the Nakimu Caves of
Glacer Park, B.C.,’’ “‘Windobin’s
Cabin,” ‘The Passing of the
Buffalo’? and other stories and
articles,’ along with the regular
departments, go to make upa

fine March’ number.

General Election Rumors .
Ottawa, Mar, 17:—The prog-

pect of a general election for the}:

Dominion is the topic of the cor-
ridors today. It is believed the
government will go to the coun-
tryin June, :

All the British ‘trans-Atlantic
steamship companies have fol-
lowed the lead of the Cunard line

and reduced the rate far. second: | 4

class passage to

’

New York ‘to

‘The, latest. official. eatimate|J. F. 8

gives’ Austrilia’ a population of.

LAND REGISTRY ACT -
Notice UNDER SECTION 36.

No. of Applications: 7210-1, 7212-],
7213-I, 7214-1, 7215-I, 7216-I,
{217-1, 7218-1,

TAKE NOTICE that an application
as been made to repister Charles
Victor Smith as the owner in Fee-simple
under four several Tax Sale Deeda
from the Assessor and Collector of the
Omineca Assessment District to Charles
Victor Smith, bearing date the 22nd
day of October and the 8th day of July
respectively, A.’ D. 1914, in pur-
suance of a Tax Sale held by said As-
sessor and Gollector on or about the
16th day of ‘November, 191], and the
12th day of October, 1912, respectively,
of all and singular those certain par-
cela or tracts of Jand and premises
situate, lying and ‘being in the Coast
District, in the Province of British
Columbia, more particularly known and
described as Lots 1206, 1225, 2104 and
North West quarter of Section 5, Town-
ship 7, allin Range 5, Coast District;
An undivided three-quarters of Lot 42
Group 1, Casainr District; Blocks 7 and
26, Subdivision of Lot 102, Group 1,
Cassiar District (Map 812); and Lota
6 to 20 inclusive, Block 26, and all of
Blocks 28 to 94 inclusive, Town of
Aldermere (Map 808), .

You and those claiming through or

under you, and all persons claiming any
interest in’ the said land by descent
whose title is not registered under the
provisions of the ‘“‘Land Registry Act’’
are required te contest the claim of the
tax purchaser within forty-five daya of
the service of this notice upon you by
publication. or otherwise. Otherwise
you and each of you will be for ever
estopped and dabarred from setting u
any claim to or in ‘respect of the sai
land, and I shall register the said
Charles Victor Smith aa owner in fee.

Your attention ia called to Section 84
of the ‘and Registry Act?’ and
‘amendments, and especially to the fol-
lowing extract therefrom which relates
to the above notice:—~ .

“And In default of a caveat: or
certificate of lis pentens being filed.
before the’ registration as owner of
the persons entitled under such tax
sale, all persons so served with
notice or served with notice under
subsection (6) of section 1655 of
the ‘‘Municipal Clases Act, 1806,’'
or section 298 of the ‘Municipal

Act)” ‘or section 189 of the ‘'Ag-
sessment Act, 1905,'’ or section 263
ef the ‘Taxation Act.”’ in cases in
which notice under this Act is dis-
pensed with na hereinafter provided,
and those claiming through or under
them, and all persons claiming any
interest in the land by virtue of any
unregiatered instrument, and all par-
sons claiming any interest in the Jand
by descent whose title is not regis-
tered under the provisions of this
Act, shall be for ever. catopped and
debarred from ‘aettin

. to or ‘jn respect of the
for taxea.”’

nd so ‘sold

“Dated at the Land Registry Office, | 3

‘at the City of Prince Rupert, Province
of Britidh Columbia, thia 20th
November,. A. D. 1914

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We are preptred to supply private
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- ALDERMERE, B, C,

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Mines and Mining
Good Properties for sale — Cash or an

Bond. Development and
Assessment Work.

Carr. Brothers

Eight Years In This District.
Haselion, 1. C.

The Miner is two dollars a vear.

Assay Office and Mining Office
Arts and Crafts Building, 578 Seymour Street
VANCOUVER, B,

The Estate of J, O'Sullivan
Pravinelal Assayers and Chemists
Established 1897 by the late J. O’Sul-
livan, F.C. S., 26 years with
Vivian & Sons, Swansea,

ISSUES

HAZELTON HOSPITAL ssves,

for any pariod frow one month upward at $) per
month inadvance, Thia rate includes office cons
suitations Gnd medicines, as well aa all coats while
in thahosnital, Ticketa ebtalnable in’ Hoxclton
ot the Pos Office or the Drug Stora;in Aldermere
from Mr. T. J. Thorp; in Telkwa from Dr, Wallace;
or by mail from the Medical Superintendent at the
oapltal,

Green Bros., Burden & Co.

Civil Engineers
Dominion ond British Columbia
; Land Surveyors

Offices at Victo.ia, Nelaon, Fort George
and New Hazelton,

B. C. AFFLECK, Mgr. New Hazelton,

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