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January 8th, 1914,

_ west 80 chaina to point of commence-
. ment, and containing 640 acres more or

- of Hazelton, B. c -y occupation clerk,

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: Oct. 11, 1913.

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Nov. 10,

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Omineca Land ‘District. Diatriet of
-Cassiar, -
Claim No. 1.

Take notice that B. BR. donea, Mors
chant of Skeena Crossing,’ Britiah
- Columbia, ‘intends te apply. for. permia-
sion ta prospect for coal and petroleum
onthe following described lands: -

Commencing at a post planted. about
3 miles west of the south weat corner
of Lot 3896, Cassiar, and marked B. R,
J., N. W. corner, thence south 80 chaina,
thence east 80 chains, thence north. 80
chaing, thence west 80. chains to - point
of commencement, and ee 640
acrea more or legs.
~Sannary 6 6th, 1914,  B. R; Jones,
Eric Wickner, Agent.

“Ominesa Land District, District of -
__ Cassiar.
Claim No, 2,

Take natice that B, ‘R, Jones, Mer-
ehant, of Skeena Crossing, British
Columbia, intends to apply for permia-
sion to prospect for coal and petroleum |.

ollowing described lands:
Commencing at a post-planted about
3 miles. west from the south west cor-
ner of Lot 2396 Cassiar, and marked B,
R. J., N. E. cormer,. thence: south 90
chaina, thence west 80 chains, thence
north 80 chains, thence east 80 chaina
to point of commencement, and contain-

ing 640 acres more or lea8. ‘
Sanuary Sth, 1914, B. R. Jones.
. ° Eric Wickner, Agent,

“Omineea Land Distt. District, of
Coast, Range
‘ ‘Take notice ‘that John ‘Jaynes, ‘of
pants. British Columbia, occupation
clerk, intendg to” apply for permia-
sion to purchase: the © following des.
eribed lands; =.
‘Commencing at a post planted ‘at the
south-west corner, of Lot. 349, Coast
Distriet,.Range 5, and being the north:

thence fouth 40 chains, thence east 20
‘chaing, thence ‘south 20. chains, thence
east 20° chaing, thence:north 40 chains,
thence west 20 chains, thence north Pa)
chains, thence west 20 chains topolnt.of
commencement. . ‘ John se nes.
Nov, 28,1918, "<> 16-23

west corner of the: land:applied for, |.

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Doings i in- in Bre? :

_ News Notes from Many Sources ;

Alaska last week.

New. York women are conduct:
ing ‘a campaign against. vivisec.
tion.

” COAL NOTICES °

Hazelton Lend Distriet. District of
Coast, Range 5.

Take notice that John Laurenson, of
Prince Rupert, B, ¢:, occupation minor,
intenda ‘to apply for a license to pros:

act for coal’ and

ollowing described lands:
and-a half miles east.and one mile
south from the mouth of Kitnayakwa
‘iver, thence aouth 80 chaing, east 80
chaing, north 80 chains, west 80 chains,
to point of commencement, -
Dee, 18,1913. - John Laurenson,

Omineca Land District, District of
Cagsiar.
Claim No. 8.

Take notice that B. R. Jones, ‘Mer-
chant, of Skeena Crossing, “British
Columbia, intends to ap; pply & or permis-
--Bion to prospect for coal and petroleum | 4
on the ollowing described landa:

Commencin 3 at & post Planted about
3 miles west from the south west. cor-
ner of Lot 3°96 Cassiar, and marked B.

3, Se ‘eormer, thence north 8&0
chains, thence west 80 chains, thence
south 30 chains, thence east 80 chains
to point of commencement, and contain-
ing 640 acres more or lesa.

_Sanuary 6th, .1914, B, R. Jones.
’ Erie Wiekner, Agent.

Omineca Land District. District of

Take notice that BR, Jones, Mer-
chant, of Skeena Crossing, British
Columbia, intends to-apply or permis-
sion to pivspect for coal and petroleum
on the following deacribed lands:

Commencing’ at a post planted about
3 miles west fram the south west cor-
ner: pt Lot 8896 Cagsiar, and marked B, | m

8. W. corner, thence north’ 80

Bad, thence eaat 80 chains, thenee

south 80 chains, thence weat 80 chaina

to point of commencement, and contain-
Ing 640 acres mote or len.

B. R. Jones,

January 6th -
, Erie Wickner, Agent. | 5,
Omineca sa aealat District of -

Claim No, B..

Take notice that B. R. Jones, Mer-
‘chant, of Skeena ‘rp fe British
Columbia, intends to apply for permis-
lon to frompect for co Bt end petroloum
on the following described landa:

Comamencing at a post planted about
8. milea weat and 1 mile north from the
south: weat comer of Lot Caaaiar,
and marked B. , 5... corner, thence |-
north 80 aca theres west 80 chains
thence south &0 chains, thence east BO
chains to point of commencement, and
containing. 640 acres more o less.

: B. R. Jones.

Erie Wickner, Agent
Omineca Land District. District of -
agsiar. .
Glaim No. 6. +
Take notice that B.. R. Jones, Mer-
thant, of Skeena Crossing, British
Columbia, intends to apply ‘or permis-
sion to rospect for coal and petroleum
on: the following described lands:
“Commencing at a post’planted about |.
3. miles west and 1 mile north from the
south weat corner of Lot $996 Caasiar,
and marked B ” W. corner,
thence north 80 chaina, ‘thence east $0
chaina thence south 86 chaina, -thence | 2

les
January Gth, 1914, - B, R. Jones,
Erie Wiekner, Agent.

-LAND NOTICES’
‘Omineca Coast ‘Range V. District of
Teke notice that Charles Hicks Beach

intends to apply - for” permission to
purchase the owing deserlbed landa:
‘Commencing ata postplanted at the
northweat corner of Lot 349, Range V,
Coast District, and-being the northeast
cor, of land applied for, thence west 20
chains, south 40 chains, east 20 chains,
north 40 chains to point-of commence-
ment and containing 80 acres ‘more: or.
* Charles Hicks Beach,
Dan McDougall, agt.

Omineca Land District. - District of
Cassiar ©
Take notice that James ‘Bell, of

Glasgow, Scotland, cccupation fele-
graph operator, intends to a ly. for
ollowing | 8

Rermission ta ta purchase the
sembed lands: -

Commencing at ‘a post planted at the
northwest corner of Lot 2391:Cassiar,
thence 20 chains west, 20 chaina south,
thence ‘following Skeena River to the
southwest corner of Lot 2891 Cassiar,
thence north to point of comfnencement,
.containing 40 acrea more or less.

Hazelton Land District.
- Coast,"Range 6.

Take notice that John Laurenson, of
Prince Rupert, B, c., miner, intends to
and g -for a license to prospect for coal

etroleum over the the following
deseribed lands:

Commencing ‘ata post planted two
and a half miles east and one mile south
from the mouth of Kitnayakwa river,
thence south 86 chains, west 80 chains,
north 80 chains, east 80 chains, to point
of commencement.

Dee. 1bth, 1913 John Laurenson

’ Hazelton Land District. District of

Coast, Range 5

; Take notice that John Luurenson, of
Prince Rupert, 5. c., miner, intends to
apply for a license to prospect . for coal
and petroleum over the ollowing des-
cribed lands:

Commencing at a post planted two
and ahalf miles east from the mouth
of Kitnayakwa river, thence . west-80
chaing, south 80 chaing, east 80 chains,
north £0 chains, to point of commence-

Dee. seth, 1913, John Laurenson,

Hazelton Land District. © District of
. -Coaat, Range 5 -

Take notice: that Jotin Lanrenson, of

Prince Rupert, B. c., miner, intends to

and for a Heenae: to- roapect for coal

q petroleum over the following des-

lands:

*mmoneln at a post planted two

and a half miles east of the mouth of

the Kitnayakwa river, thence east 80

chalng, south 80 chains, west 80 chalns,

north 80 chaina, to point of commence:

pec ‘sath, 1913, dohn Laurenson.

Hazelton Land District,”
_ Const, Range 6 =
Take notice that John Laurenson, of
Prince Rupert, 8,.¢,, miner, intends to
apply for a license to prospect for coal
gid petroleum over the’ following des-

eribed lands:

Commencing. at a post: planted twe
and a half -milea cast from: the ‘mouth

80 chains, east 80 chains, south’ 80
chaina, west. 80 chains, to point of
commencement.  ~ :

bee, 18; 1913, John ‘Lanrenson.,

Hazelton: Land District. District of
Coast, Range 6.

Take notice, that John Laurenson, of
Prince Rupert, B, C.,. miner, Intends to
apply for a ticense to prospect for coal

petroleum over the following des-
cribed lands:

Commencing at a post planted two
and a half miles east from the mouth
of the Kitnayakwa river, thence north
80 chains, west 8D chaina, south BO
chains, east 80 chains, to point of com=
mencement,

pee, 16, 1918, - John Laurenson,

‘Hazelton Land District.
Coast, Range | 5.

"Take notice that. John Laurenson, of
Prince Rupert, B. ., miner, intends to
apply for a license to proarect for coal
and etroleum over the following dez
cribed lands:.

‘Commencing at a post planted two
and‘a half miles east and one mile north
from the mouth of the Kitnayakwa
river, thence north. 80 chains, west80
chains, south 80 chains, east 80 chains,
to point of commencement.

Dee, 16, 1918. .°... » John Laurénigon,

District of

Hazelton Land District.
Coast, Range B.

Take notice. that John Laurenson, of
Prince Rupert, B. C., miner, intendd, to
apply for a license to prospect. for coal
petroleum over the following des-
eribed lands:: |
Commencing ata. post ‘planted’ two
ania half, miles eastand dne mile ndrth
from the ‘mouth of the: Kitnayakwa
rivet, thence’ ‘north 80 chains, east 80
chains, south 80 chaing, west 80 chains,
to point of commencement,

District of

918. . 14-22 Jamea Bell.

Dec, AG, 1918.- John Liurensgn,

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Commencing ‘at a post planted twa :

District of +pected to visit British Columbia

District of |:

of the Kitnayakwa river, thence-north

|Canada were not yet ready for

were killed by: an avalanche i in
the Tyrol. :

- Prince “Rupert is considering a
proposal to celebrate the opening
of the G. T. P,

The postoffice department has
raised the weight limit of parcels
to eleven pounds,

The Duke of: Connaught is ex-

in September next =

A French aviator proposes to
‘carry mails over the African
desert by aeroplane. ~ ;

Smelting operations are to be
commenced at Granby Bay smelt-
er within a few days. .

' Atramp who died,in Indiana
last week was found to . have
$12,000 in his-pockets.

It is reported that grading on
the Peace river extension of the
P.G, E.. will begin in May...

_ Sir Ernest Shacketon has se-
cured the $250,000 required for
his expedition, which is to cross
the Antarctic continent.

Since the tariff revision in the
United States came into effect,
last autumn, exports from Brit-
ish Columbia have doubled,

woe

The arrest of Sylvia Pank hurat,
‘for the sixth time, precipitated a
suffragette riot -in.. Trafalgar
square, London, on Sunday. —

Australia has’ purchased two
submarines in. England. The
vessels are now on-their way to
Australia, under their own pow-
en.

An: earthquake © was: felt 4 in ,

ish subject ‘“‘executed’* by Villa..

4
“Seventeen. Austrian “soldiers

| unlawful assembly near No. 1
..{shaft, Extension mine, during

Showing a safe majority for re-

General Carranza, head of thé
|| Mexican revoliition; bas ‘sent “a
commission to investigate thie
:|death of W. S. Benton, the Brit-

John Place, M. P, P, for Nan-
aimo, has heen found piilty of};

the recent disturbances. ‘Sen:

s

Every

tence was reserved,

A majority of the members of
the British house-of commond
signed’ a -memorial desiring the
government ‘to. recnsider its re-
fusal to officially . participate in
the Panama exposition.

Panama Cagal Tolls
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repeal:
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favorably reported to the house, |i
and with a poll of ‘the ‘meémber-
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will aid in the fight for repéal, |

showed, they say, a layge majori-
ty in both houses ready to vote
‘for a flat repeal measure at once.
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_tdently asserted that a rile giving|.
the Sims measure: the ‘vight-of-
‘way in the house would ba
brought in by the mfddte of the
week, :

While the hous’!is- ‘debating
the issue, in the seniite'the com- |:
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consider what action®‘to take,
whether to recommend ‘aflat_ ré-

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-Despite reports to the eontrary,
the ‘Asquith government has: no|.
intention of dissolving-parliament
this year, says the London Chron-
icle,

A sensation has been causéd:in
Germany by.the. publication. of
reports that Russia has rapidly
and secretly prepared for a war
on Germany. mo 7

The Doukhobors of Kootenay
threaten to go about naked if the
government enforces the law re-
garding the registration of births
and deaths,

An inconclusive naval battle
was fought last week between
the Mexican warships Morelos
and Guerrero and the rebel gun-|
hoat.- Tampico.

The “commerce. committee. of
the U, 8. eonpress reported fav-
\orably on the measure repealing
the Panama toll exemptions, by
a vote of seventeen to. four...

Hon: W: 1. White, minister of
finance, declared in the federal).
parliament that the people of

the initroduetion of a system of
ae aie pensions,

“The: Westérn, Fuel Co. and ts
minera at Nanalmo have signed a
new agresin: t ‘providing for &
general inerebae, of ten per cent

_{flred, ag-well-as sevéral bom

bill offered, by Senator ‘ hilton,
authorizing the President'to reg-
ulate the tolls and assess charges
at his discretion, wherever éxemp-
tion is provided in the Calta! Act.
President Wilson was: highly
gratified with the way: Gingress
had responded to his address of
Thursday. ws
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Suffragette Rage

. Glasgow, Mar. 10? “Mra. Pank-
hurst was arrested: tla suffrag-

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with the polica i in’ Which a score
of women were ‘hurt! The sufé
fragettes, in™ -antichiatlon of the
sles had

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police fora faw minutés,,

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