South Fort George has now a licensed hotel, and should be the means of destroying the "blind" auxiliaries. FORT GEORGE HERALD the red stage coach marks another epoch in our history, lb, will be the ebony-officered Pullman to roll along next! VOLUME 1, NO. 64 SOUTH PORT GEORGE, B.C., OCTOBER 28, 1911 $3DOLLARS PER ANNUM The Indian Reserve Proofs of the Fake Deal—G. T. P. Should Soon be the Owners On September 2nd., last The Herald published the news that Indian Reserve No. 1 here had been sold by the Indians to an individual numed P. G. D. Durnford. We published thi news in absolute good faith, be- leiving that the deal was bona fide, as we were assured it wub by Father Cocola, the Indian' missionary who presided over the Indian's interests at the supposed sale. Thc agreement was signed by every lndiun on the1 rancherie, with' intent to sell their reserve for the sum.of $100,000,.and entailing further expenditures, on new homes for the Indians on another reserve, amounting to about $35,000 more. Mr. Durnford, we understand, satisfied Father Cocola as to his ability to carry out the deal, and a telegram was received by the missionary from Ottawa which justified his action in tha matter. It now transpires thut F. G. 1). Durnford was not in a position to purchase the re serve at all, and that his "deal" was a frame-up of his own, or in collusion with some astute individuals who ure keeping in the background, us the change of government muy huve affected their pluns, und wavering discreetly over all we cun trace the influences of a slick gentleman in Vancouver—who -''all be nameless. In conversation with Mr. J. G. Ramsdcn, Chief Inspector und Indian Commissioner, who urrived here'las: week, with Mr. T. W. McRae, Claims Agent for the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company, to acquire the Indian's rights in thc Ian..4 for that company, Tl_e Heruld wus informed that Mr. Durnford had no uuthority, either expressed or implied, from thc Department cf Indian Affairs, in uny shnpe or form, 'to purchase the Fort George Reserve. As a matter of fact he' hns not been, and is not, in any way connected with the department. The agreement he made was irregular and invalid, and consequently has not und will not be recognized by the department. Thut Mr. Durnford wus not even aware ol the proper procedure whicli the "Indian Act" requires shall be followed in obtuining the surrender of lndiun Lands, is now very obvious. His agreement wus rendered uuto- muticully void by the fact thut he endeavoured to acquire rights over that lund without conforming to the requirements of Canadian law governing such contingencies. The contents or efTect of his agreement are not public property, und ure known only to Mr. Durnford und his witnesses, but we huve reason to believe that the transfer, under his ugreement, wus made to u gentlemun in Ottuwu. Now uccording to section 50 of the "Indian Act" the following, quotation will show thut such u trunsfer wus not worth even the dollur that Mr. Durnford paid for it. "und no surrender of any reserve, or portion of uny reserve, to any other person other than His Majesty, shall be valid." And again, the Act states in sub-section I of section 49, that: "Except us in thi*. part otherwise provided, no release or surrender of a reserve, held for the use oi the Indiuns of uny band, or of any individual Indian, shall be valid and binding, unless the release or surrender shall be usscnted to by a majority of the male members of the band of the full age of twenty-one yearB, ut u meeting or council thereof summoned for that purpose, according to the rules of the bund,i and held in the presence of the Superintendent General, or of un officer duly authorized to attend sucb.council, by the Govenor in Council or by the Superintendent Gen- eral." At Mr. Durnford's meeting of Indians there were present besides himself, a bank manager, and the Indian missionary. Mr. Durnford had no authority from the Indian Department, as previously stated. There is a regular printed form of surrender got out by the Dept. of Indian Affairs, for the use of its officers when securing the surrender of the rights of a bund to its reservntion. The uctual surrender is made in thc following terms: "The band hereby release, remise, surrender, quit claim, and yield up unto our Soverign Lord the King, bis heirs, and successors forever." There facts show conclusively that Mr. Durnford sought to acquire an option on the valuuble reserve here for one dollur, without knowing the first thing ubout the method of procedure. However, as his deal is entirely off, and his importance is not sufficiently great to waste more space upon his operations, we bury F. G. D. Durnford until ho butts-in again. We give this explanation to our readers of a 'phoney deal tnat possessed, at first sight, all the ear marks of genuineness. Mr. Kumsden, who is now here as the authorized agent of the Minister of the Interior, ulso Superintendent General of Indian Affairs, is here to aid the railway company in taking the preliminary steps in acquiring the reserve, and at the same time to attend to the best interests of the Indians, for his department. Mr. McRae, of the G. T. P, will make an offer to the tribe after they ure assembled here. They are coming in daily from their hunting grounds in response to the runners sent out by Mr. Ram- sden, and the matter should be finally settled early next week. There is no doubt in the opinion of The Herald that the deal will go through without very much trouble and we hope to announce in our next issue that the Indians _iuve surrendered to the Crown, for sale to the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway for town- site and terminnl purposes. THE END OF NAVIGATION—REVIEW OF THE SITUATION Local and Provincial A local hunting, party, composed of Messrs. Harry Close and Wallace Brown, accompanied hy,Bcn Bodeker, as guide und cunoeman, left town this week for a hunting trip into the country near the Grand Canyon. The party were provisioned for ' a month. Several new buildings arc going up in town, amongst which are Mr. Geo. Forbe's cottage on Second street, and a residence being erected by Mr. Dan. Brewster, on Hamilton Avenue. # The now Northern hotel received its now licence last week. It brings, joy to tho camp, for the insignificant square paper pinned up behind the splash-register means that booze may be purchased for so much a,throw, by the bottle or in a glass, without having recourse to the uncertified vendors of unccr- <ertui|ii brands, or, to the long-winded cider jags of days gene by. The district is no longer "dry"; It is now wet. The stock of liquor is first-class (thoy say) und includes everything from Victoria beer-to French Champagne. The barkeep is capable of executing a pousse-cafc or corpse-reviver, and 'lie cigars may be smoked till tl_ey color the finger nails. There is no chance- on earth for Dr. Spencer making a hit hereabouts, soi be,had better stay away. A well regulated licenced house is a necessary adjunct to a realilive town, inhabited by men who can ''take a drink and leave it alone." I'p at Tete Jaune Cache there,is no town and no licence, but tho bohunks are there; and so are ths "blind-pigs." He have been informed that thc latter have vended their diluted vitrol as high ns $25 a bottle. It is also rumored thut there is a still in tho hills up there somewhere, that makes a particularly atrocious brand of rot-gut. It will not be long ere the construction army is upon us here and tho granting of r. 'licence to men who will net'under thc privileges it allows them, strictly in accordance with "ie "Liquor Licence Act," of B, C, which, we believe to be the best legislation over enacted in Canada to govern the sale of intoxicants, is a common sense, practical and efficient wny of controlling the "liquor evil" thut inconsistent, pale-yellow-jelly reformers ruvc about, but know very little of. The story of the "Pathfinding automobile," which reached Hazelton from Scuttle '••contly, ROing viu Quesnel and the Fruser '■uke wagon road, receives a rude jar liy thc 'net which has come to light, that thc car w«s dismantled and packed for a distance "' about one hundred miles between Fraser ^ke and the Bulkley valley. The mail canoe sent down to Quesnol by | The season of navigation on the upper Fraser River has now practically drawn to a close. Reviewing the season, which tb_ conclusion of the navigable period may be said to tei<minute. Wo cun not, consistently, chronicle the influx period of the year 1911 ns a prosperous season in the history of the town. There hue been much active development, and not for a moment hus the town hesituted in its career towards the establishment of the commercial und industrinl centre of thc new northland, but the development, tl»e upbuilding, and the active advancement of South Fort George has devolved upon the locul populace and the vested interests of the country. The spring promised fairly enough to mark thc commencement of the boom era in the history x of this place, and the first boat of the sea- V son landed over one hundred passengers on i~ mi , ■ " '■-" " -—■ -the "outBide" has never wavered from our city, ugriculturu1 lands and property in the business centre here have steadily increased and maintain- ed their vulues, but the (Kioplo did not flock in, und the population shows no very decided increase over thut of lust your. Tho reason is simple enough, for the Grand Trunk Pacific railway have never yet officially placed the hull mark of thoir approval upon this place, as the importunt nnd strutegical point from which tliey will radiate their bianch lines, and which as their divisional point, situated in the only logical and natural point for the growth of tho big inlund city, in the country they bisect, but their decision rests upon the acquisition of the Indian reserve here for terminal und townsite purposes, und until the present dute the ruilroad company has never directly approached the Indians with any proposition to buy, save in the instances of two attempts mode through the Department of Indian Affairs, without the uid of uny representative of tba railroad company. The Indian reserve deal huB been the one question which the outside public have waited for before finally pinning their faith to the city of Fort (ioorge. We do not refer to the townsites of George Hammond on the Nechaco river, when we mention the city of Fort George, although that stake-maze is a townsite registered under the name of "Fort George," but in our estimation and from the supporting facts, there will ever be a vast difference in the city of Fort George to which we refer, and the townsite of Fort George aforementioned. During the past season strong interests have invested lar^c sums in industrial enterprises here. The •). D. McArthur Construction company, of Winnipeg, one of the strongest contractim/. f rms in Canada, has purchased the interests of the defunct Fort George Lumber & Navigation Co. The government have given us a local government office, and the district a government agent. Many now wagon roads have been built throughout the country nnd a gratifying number of pre-emptors have settled upoo lands. Two ferries have been built here, linking up the country to the north and east with the supply centre. In South Fort George tho splendid new buildings that have gone up on all sides speak eloquently of the faith the people on the ground have in their city, and the summer weather has paid a splendid tribute to the district's agriculturists whose crops have yielded Wonderful results in production. The outlook for next yea.r is encouraging in the extreme. It may be said that the populace of this place are preparing for their last winter of isolation and inconvenience, due to primitive transportation methods^ By next spring the steel rails of the BIG GAME HUNTERS INVADING THE DISTRICT-Good Bags Theodore Bnrnaby, un English big gumo hunter, who left here on September fourth for the Big Snlmon river to hunt cariboo, returned from the upper Fraser early in the woek. Mr, Barnaby brings back several fine trophies of the chase, including the antlers of three cariljoo and one set of moose horns, besides a splendid grizzly skin. The cariboo Mr. Barnaby shot on the Salmon river, whilst the grizzly and 'moose fell victims to his rifle on Tonequah creek, near the Grand Canyon. Mr. Barnaby is very well satisfied with the results of his trip into the northern interior in quest of game. He left here by cunoe, nccompunied by Wm. Seymour, nn lndiun guide, nnd a halfbrced canoeman. He is very favorably impressed with the country und the prospects of this place as a future metropolis. Mr. Burnaby leaves here shortly for Vuncouver Island, where he will hunt Wapiti. This country presents illimitable opportunities for the big game hunters of'the world. Moose and Cariboo abound on the tributaries of the upper Fraser, whilst grizzly and black bear are common in the timber, The hunting possibilities of the country Grand Trunk Pacific railway will have arrived at Tete Jaune Cache, and by the fall of the year tho grade should have reached a point within easy reaching distunce of Fort Georgo. Means of communication with the end of steel will be established and thc town will benefit vastly by the belt of communication established between Ashcroft and Edmonton by steel, stage coach, automobile and water routes. That the Grand Trunk Pacific railway will now acquire the reserve there appears very little room for doubt. When this is an accomplished fact tba hordes of people that have boon waiting to come here after some definite announcement has been made by tlie railroad company, as to their intentions will pour into the town and commence the real upbuilding of the great city that will inevitably arise upon the point of land at the confluence of the Fraser and Nechaco rivers. have never been properly exploited, but local merchants arc beginning to realize the fact that they are allowing a valuable addition to the trade of the country to escape them through the lack of information reaching the hunters, and it is possible a campaign will be started to place pamphlets, setting forth the advantages that the country offers to sportsmen, in the hotels und sports clubs of the world. thc locul agent of the British Columbia Express company returnod empty. The Indians who polled thc dugout back from Quesnel aver that the Quosnel agent would not give them any mnil for this point. Thut settles it. It is up to tho citizens here to register n kick against thc high-handed independence of tl» mail contractors. There was absolutely no reason to refuse the Indians the letter muil for South Fort George. They had l-ccn sent,d<_wn with tho outgoing mail by tl*> company, but were not allowed to bring uny matter, buck. There never wus yet n public service corporation without one or two fook in its personnel, but tho B. C. Express company up- peurs to huve more than its share. The Mercantile Trust company, of Vancouver, a concern that started in to operate extensively in agricultural lands in this section, failed recently. F. 1). Noble was appointed li([)uidator. The fnilure of tho concern reflects upon thc management only. Thc masquerade bull, to be held in the Fort Georgo theatre next Tuesduy evening promises to bo the most successful dance of its kind over held around latitude 54 dog. in B. 0 The whole town will turn out and many striking and novel costumes are to feature the event. The proceeds are to be applied towards the building of the skating rink, now under construction. Cariboo Lodge, No. 65, I. 0. 0. F„ intend holding a free dunce in the opera house on the evening of Friday, November 10th. Everybody welcome. G. W. MacLeod, sec. A word to the wise is sufficient. Let The Herald put our local readers wise to a fuct thnt mny be deemed sufficient without mentioning any names. There is a blooded horse in town. It is quite an extraordinary und altogether unique animal as horses go, and its claim to being blooded is, in our estimation, based solely upon the condition it lands its driver in at the end of a "spin." It is a fine horse, full of ginger and life lt is also chock full of ideus of independence, und tho conquest of matter over mind when properly arrangod. Tlw other day tho animal's owner, meeting a friend up town offcrod to take him for a spin behind the pacer. The unsuspecting one readily acquiesced. C. M. HAYS ON THE WORK OF THE TRANSCONTINENTAL The adjourned unnunl meeting of the shareholders of the Grand Trunk Railway company was held in (Montreal on tho Ilth instant, with 0. M. Hays, president, in the chair. Tho president stated that during the year track-laying on the main line of the western division hud been extended from Wolf creek to Fitzhugh, west of tho Athabasca rivor in the Rockies, which will be the divisional point for that section, and that construction work is under full headway, with night and' day forces, to Tete Jnune Cache, on the Eraser river, beyond tho Yellowhead Puss, on thc western slope of thc Rocky Mountains. It is expected that track-laying will read, this point, which is 1094 miles west of Winnipeg, before the close of the year. "For the purpose of establishing suitable hotel accommodation throughout the country which will be traversed by your company's lines," continued the president, "it is proposed to construct a cbein of first- class modern hotels, and with this object in view u contract has been let for the con- construction of a large hotel in the city of Winnipeg at a cost of $1,300,000. Good progress has been made on construction work on the Ontario division, and the present condition of that work shows n total of 1,- 223.45 miles of main line track and 11-6.50 miles of sidetrack laid, and the remaining portions of the section are all under contract. With the construction therefore approximately 5133 miles, undertaken in the first instance, there has been laid ut the present time pructicnlly 3300 miles of main line track." Clearing of righti of way on the uncompleted gap of the railway from Tete Jaune Cache, westward to Aldermere in Bulkley valley, was started a few weeks ago by tho contractors, Foley, Welch & Stewart. Operations thus far are restricted to the route along the south fork of the Fraser river between the Cache and Fort George. J. W. Stewart, managing director of the firm, with K. W. Kelliher, chief engineer of thc railway, and J. Callaghun, Western. Divisional Engineer on construction, arrived here Thursday night, and were met by C. C_ VanArsdel Chief location engineer of the western division, who arrived here last week to intercept thc party and accompnny them to Hazelton. "Get in" said the owner to his friend, as ho started to unhitch the animal. The horse sat up and took notico. He climbed half way up a telegraph polo just to show that ho was in form, then took the owner and his guest out into the country, where, having exercised himself sufficiently, he side- steppod about thirty feet, playfully k' ked off the cross bur and tore up a couple ol trees with his teeth, then he executed stunts with the buggy thnt successfully landed the occupants with dull sickening thuds in a puddle and went home with what was left at a 2.40 clip. The animal looks like an old plug that couldn't run u lick on earth, but his appearances are deceptive, he is cunning und very wise.—Beware. . o A meeting wus held in the store of the Northern Dumber compuny /on IMonduy to dispose of the balance left over from the 1st. of July celebration. The balance in question is $184.58, On motion it was doodled to donate half of this sum to defray tho expenses incurred in laying out tho baseball grounds last summer, at the corner of 4th street, and the remaining portion to be placed at the credit of the fire department. A statement of the First of July celebration wus road at the meeting, which showed that a total of $745.00 had been collected. Following is the statement; Receipts— By public subscription 8715.00 Entrance to Sports 68.25 Proceeds from dance 26.00 Expenditure— To prize money to sports Fireworks Decoration Dance Music! $20.00 Refreshments 25.00 Sundry 7.00 $839.25 $377.00 . 90.-2 . 23.00 Advertising and printing ... Posters JM9.00 Badges 10.00 Herald „ 20.00 52.00 Reception, refreshments, Sundry, express, etc. .. 49.00 52.40 4.35 -$654.67 Bulance to credit $184.58 Tho birds have flown to the south. The leaves have fallen from the trees. The babbling brooks have ceased to babble. Ice cream signs have been taken down. Moth balls have been shaken from beuver coats. Every store in town has stoves in its windows. The sale of beer has fallen off. The Indians are buying blankets. Axes are being filed. These, nnd other signs of the approach of winter arc plnin for nil eyes to see. Winter in Fort George means remoteness ,ifrom the outside world. There is not a good ship's company here, but Inst winter the conditions under which the isolated community, camped in the right of way of tho best transcontinental railroad on the continent, nt a point which a few years will chunge into a busy metropolis, suffered more inconveniences nnd privations, through more limited conveniences, thnn they will have to undergo during this, the last winter of their discontent. For weeks last winter it was impossible to secure un egg in the town at lany price. Meat was scarce at times, and even potatoes were rare articles of diet. These staple requisites aro here aplenty now. The entertainment of the public has been provided for. We have a licenced hotel that sells good whisky, «nd other conveniences without number. True, our connection with the world outsido will still' be limited to a narrow ribbon of a sleigh road three hundred milcs in longth, but the prospect of winter under our bettered conditions appalls us not at all. I ■■_ FORT GEORGE HERALD PUBLISHED BY THE NORTHERN INTERIOR PRINTING CO. PRACB KIVKR I.AMl DISTRICT, District oi Caribou. TAKK notice (Jut Udflon Ho-ue, of Van ! VtAtt Hiitr litUld Disi. [ollowing de.' Comment iilc west occupation la permission to purchi riin.iI lands: ng at _. post plant til .1 ui tlic eastern 1 mindary TAKI. Kdmotito notice tli 1, Alta, c Dist. of Cariboo. oil it Henry GoWatt :cii|;:iti]:n BraLer. CASSIAS LAKI) DISTRICT Of The Pence River Lund District, CASSIAR I.AND DISTRICT. Ui The I'eaee River Land Distric i the lull" ■ Corame Devoted tu the interests of Fort George aud the entire Northern Interior. J, B. DANIELL. Editor. Saturday, October 28. 1911 ish Cluinhi.. , Wilh-w River curner" thenci uest S chaii thence east 80 uui and marl : imrth nit Bril _ Red i_- H., iut.Uieii.riil 1 less Sept-9- M.ir.b :6th. chains to the point mtaining 640 acres ODILON HOGUE. 1911. Vi. ll Harris thencc agt. at S. E. j.;_ j Reserve, west ho Craig intends e the Mar Mar. PEACK RIVKR LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKK notice that I, Chares Harris, V-'u_mi*g, Manitoba, occupation rontrai intends la apply for permission to ptu _._* tbe (ollowing descriheil lands Commencing at a posl pUnted 2 m _,>_lh and 1 miles west oi '.;=' SuUtll-e corner ol the B. C G tei mei 1 Resei marked C. II '» N. K. corner ihenee so _k. .hams thence wesi B< chains tbe nortli So cbains; tbence east 8 chains point uf commencement, ntaining t acres. Jv ;_. CUARI.h> HARRIS. PEACK RIVKR I.AND DlbiRICT. District oi Carihoo. TAKI;. notice tbat .less.e Bella Kerr, ol Vancouver, B. C. uccupaiion spinster, in- , tends to applv lur jicrm.ssion to purchase | the lullowing described lai TAKE notice that William Matthews, of Edmonton, Alta., occunation Insurance ; Agent, intends tu upply ior permission to purchase the Following descrihed lands:- Commenciiig at a pust planted 2 miles ol Selby's temporary Boundary Pout .it S. E. Corner ol Dominion Peace River Commencing ut a post planted ahout l j Reserve, thence south 80 chains; thence mile west ol thc eastern boundary of Brit- i west 80 chains; theuce north 80 chaius; ish Columbia and 4 miles south ol lhe Red tiience e.ist 80 chains. Willow River and marked "J- B. K., N. , Jyfl. WIU.IAM MATTHEWS. Vi, corner" tbence south Ko chants; theiue . March 31st. ion. Albert Tate, agent. east 80 chains: theuce north 80 chains; i . thence wesl So chains to tlw point ol , PKACK RIVER LAND DISTRICT, ommencement, containing 640 acres mure j District uf Cariboo. .. permission to purchase I Ja^L*™ ?** J"*1 " , (lescribed lands- Saskatoon, occupation Parmer, « at a pust planted 8 miles ggf,''dLSUft1011! l° ***" hv's temporary Boundary Post ' 7 5 tl"cnl*d Umlii: , ...rner ol Dominion IW R, .er ! J^'T l^'i "'■'* V"*\ <*l<u,tS ?° ?I,€! hence south 80 chains; thence ?i ' „■ e hwi "" xht I1"rlh hank '*' chai s ;Nat,°" Rlver wd marked "D. B. C, S. •i,"8> E. corner" tbence north 80 chains; theuce wesl 80 chains; thence south 80 chaius; thence east following the meanderings ,,f river down-stream to poiut of commence- menl, cuntaining 640 acres more ur less, Sep.30. DAVID B. CRAIG. August ist., 1911. app .llo chains; thence north 80 east 80 chains. HENRY G0WA2T. h 30th. iyn. Albert Tate, h 31st. mil. agent. Peace River I.aud Dist. - Dist. ol Cariboo. TAKK Slocan B intends 1 ase the . Commei easi oi the head on Nation Rmr and mai K. comer" thence sou wesl 80 chains; then' thence east following river down stream lo ment containing 640 n Sept.30. EMMA that Kmma M. cupation wife nl ■ ior permissii 11 g described Ian. the M. PARKER. or less. Sepl.9. Mar.h JESSIE BELLA KERR, .and., 1911. Vi. H. Harrison, agt. l'KACK RIVKR LAND of Can: t I, tt'i U;_ TAKfi notice tl Winnijteg, ManitiI intends to apply ase the (ollowing commencing at south and ' miles crner of the B. marked W. J *s N Ho chains; theiue north 80 cha as 1 point ol comma USTRICT. traveller, . . lo purch- .•.ted 2 miles lie Southeast nent Reserve, tliencc south hains; thence 80 chains to an taining 640 PKACE RIVKR LAND •_._._..__. District ol Cariboo. TAKE notice thai Margaret Vancouver, B. C. occupution Spil ■ends to apply ior permiss'on lo the fullowing described lands: Commencing at a post planted mile west ol the eastern boundary :sh Columbia aud 4 miles north u Willow Rner and marked "M. J curner" thence south 80 cli east 80 chains: thence 1 thence west 80 chains tt mencement, Containing 641 Jack, ol ister. iu purcliase about 1 of Bril the Red ., tt. Vi. - TAKK notice that I, John StrachaU, of . Picton, Ontario, uccupution Gentleman, in- ■ tends to apply Ior permission to purchase , tlic luliuwing described lands:- ! south aod 7 miles west of the South-east corner of the B. C. Government Reserve marked J. S.'s N. W. corner; thence south' 80 chains; thence east 80 chaius; thence north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains to point 1 if commencement, containing 640 CASSIAR LAND UISTRICT. Of The Peace River Land District. TAKE notice that Neil McKelcherin Stayner, Ont., occupation merchant, intends to apply for iiermission t,> purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted 16 miles east of the head on tbe north hank of Nation River and marked "N. McK., S W corner" thence north 80 chains; thence east 80 chains; ihcnce south 80 chains thencc west, following the meaiftterfngs ol river upstream to noint of commencement containing 640 acres mow or less. Sep.30. NKII, McKERCHKRIN. August 1st., 1911. CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT. tli The Peace River Land Distric J-_-i__E____w^^ Corner Hamilton & Third South Fort George, B. C, The newest and most modern hotel in the northern interior Rates $58.50 and $3 Monlhl. .nd weekly ,.,,, „_ Plication Albert Johnson, p..p. Jv March 30th. JOHN STRACIIAN. 1911. rth 80 cbains; point of cam- gcres more 01 acres. Jy.M. March 31s WILLIAM JUNKS 1911. Sept. 9. March iMli . 111 MARGARET JACK . Vi. H. Harris. agt PKACK RIVKR LAND DISTRICT. District 1; Crihoo. TAKE notice that I, Mary Murdofi, ol Winnipeg, Manitoba, occupation married, intends to apply for pcrmiss ou to purchase the following described lands:- Commencin" at a post planted 1 mile touth aod ; miles west of thc South-cast corner ol the B. C Government Reserve. marked M. Ms S. E. corner: thence north So ehains: thence west 80 chains: thenct smith 80 chains tbence east 80 chains to point of ' commencement,- cuntaining 644 acres. Jy 22. MARV MURDOFF. March 3.0th., »9I_. PEACK RIVKR LAND DISTRICT* District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that, 1, Mabel Cameron. of Victoria. B. C, occupati..!: unmarried intend to apply for permission lo purch the foliuwing described lands:- Commen.in? ai a post nlanted 2 miles South and 5 miles west ol lhe Southeast corner of the B. C. Government Reserve. marked M C s N. W. corner: thence soulh Bo chains thence east 80 chains; thencc l.orih io .h..i:is; theuce west 80 chuins t< puint _.f 1.0mmencement, containing 640 PEACK RIVER LANI) DISTRICT. District ol Caribou. TAKE notice that I, Annie Jewell, oi ■ Napanee, Ontario, occupation married i woman,intends to apply ior permission to ! purcliase the following described laiids:- Commeiicir- at a |K>st Han ted I mile (outh and 1 mile wcsl of the South-east .-orner of the B. C. Government Reserve, marked A. J.'s N. Vi. corner: thenoe south io chains: thence east So chaius; thence ■lurth 80 chains; thence west 80 chuins to noint of cummencement, containing 640 acres. ty.22. ANNIE JEWELL. March ,10th., iun. PKACK RIVKR LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that William John Hayter of Seattle, Wush., occupation Engineer, intends to a- (or -ermission to purchase lhc Iollowin" described lands;- Commenciiig at a post planted about 51 miles norlh and about 13 miles west from the jj mile Post established on the R. N. Vi. Mounted Police trail on the north bank of the Peace River at the mouth of Cash Creek: theuce imrth 80 chains: thenceeast 80 chains: thence south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains to point ol commencement, containing 640 acres more or less. Je.10. WILLIAM JOHN HAYTER. March, 8. 1911. James Pettry. agent. CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT. Of The Peuce River Land District. TAKE notice tlmt Lucile Countess Lut- ley of Vancouver, B. C. occupation married woman, intends to apply for permis- purchaf*. the following described CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT. Of The Peace River Land Dislncl. TAKE notice that James Ellis, ol Wasco, Ore., I'. S. A. occupation nn-rch ant, intends' to apply fur permissiun to purchase the following descrilied lauds: Commencing at a pust planled 16 miles cast of the head uu the north bank ul Nation River and marked "J, E., S. E. conwr" thence north 80 chains; theme west 80 chains; thence south 80 chains, thence east following the mcanderings oj river down stream to point of cummencement, containing 640 acres mure ur less. Sep.30. JAMES ELLIS. August 1st., 1911. August C. 01 T ISSIAH I lie Pence AND Uvh 1 USTRICT and Distr it. TAKE notice th, 1 tt.il er ll ll.i deraon, ..1 S ask. in,.ii, ,, .iip.ui IU HUT. ll. in, 111 tend! he 1. In lion apply lot ,ng desci perm led 1. SSI, II 1,, | urchase Cn tune icing at post pl.inu.l 12 miles east nl the head nil th e south 1 .ink „l Nuti .11 1 iver ..ml mnrke ! "W. II II., ti. W. c .rner" l.l.n.e south H,' chains ihenee east Hn chains hence north 80 I'il.llllS' then. e w ■Sl t0ll0« ng 111 uider-igs ol the river up siream t. poi it nl Commenc iti-iil CIJU inning _J 1 ,i.rt. im.re ..r less. Sept tu. WAI.TKK II HENDERSON. August 3rd., mi SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS PEACE RIVER LAND DISTi Districl ol Cariboo. iC-T icres. J1.22. Harch 31st. 1911. MABEL CAMERON. TAKE notice that I, Adalinc MacGill- ray, of Picton, Ontario, oecupatiun married, iutemls to apply for permission 0 purchase the (ollowmg described lands: South and 1 mile west ul th"e Soiilh-t._i.it Commencinr _: .1 post 'j'antcd 1 mile I curner uf thc B C Government Reserve, marked A. M.'s N E corner; thence suuth >o chains: theme west 80 chains: thencc lurth 50 chains: thenee cast 80 chains to I point ol commencement, containing 640 ; icres. 1 Jy 22, ADALINK MacGILLVRAY. Mar.h JOth., 191. I; ! Commencing at a post planted 26 miles i east of the head on the south bank of ' Nation River and marked "I,. C. __,., N. Vi. curner" thence south 80 chains; thence east 80 chains: thence north 80 chains: thencc west fulluwing the meanderings ol rner upstream to puint of commencement. Containing 640 acres more or less. Sekt 30. UTILE COUNTESS LVTLEY August 2nd., 1911, CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT. Of The Peace River Land District. TAKE notice that Elonzo.D. Copeland, of Slocan, B. C. occupation mine-owner. intends tu ni" y fur jiermission to purchase the following described lands: Commenc,ng at a post planted 14 miles east of the head on the north bank of Nation River and marked "E. C. D., S. W. corner" thence nurth 80 chains; thencc east 80 chains; thence soutli 80 chains* j tliencc west following the meanderings oi I rlvec up-stream to point ol commencement j containing 640 acres more or less. ! Sep.30. ELONZO D. COPELAND. August 1st., 1911. CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT. Of The Peace Rner L.m.l District. ' TAKE notice that William II. Clemen I of Slocan II. _'., occupation mine owner, intends to apply f"r permission tu purchase lhe folluwiug described lands: Commencing at a posi planted 14 miles ea.st of the head un the south bank of the Nation River and marked "W. 11. C, N. E. corner" thence south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains, tl.juce imrth So chains: theuce east following tlie meanderings of thc river dnwiistreiim to point <>f cum mencement, cuntaining 640 acres nmre less. Sept.30. WILLIAM B. CLEMENT. August 2nd., ign. We have secured the exclusive agency for the Canadian Kodak Company, and have a complete stock of everything for the photographer. Just Drop In and Let Us Show You. Remember we pay special attention Id mail orders. PEACE RIVKR LANI) UISTRICT. District of Cariboo. notice lhat I, Arthur Jones, 0 Alta , occupa til 11 i.entle_Ban, in applv for permissiun tu purchas ng Jcs_ribed l_.n..v TAKK McLeod, tends to , the follow Comment fcuuth and ^ miles *.yi turner ui the B. C G. m__rked A J > N K « So chains; tbeu.c west ii<>rih _._ chains thence point oi commencement acres. Jy 22. March nted I mile ullth 1st PEACE RIV Distri TAKK notice 1 d Picton Ontar ntends to apply ase thc followin) Commencing a snuth and 7 mi] orner of the B Reserve '!;.. SOUth is thence chains to ining 640 narked J. M.'s S. V io chains; thence . tonth 80 chains, thc •>uint of cumtnen.t :k land district. t f Cariboo, tat I, John MacC.ilhray o, occupation gentleman : r permission io purch described lauds- a post nlanted 1 mil. ■> «f-t of the Southeasi C 0 .eminent Reserve. corner >t 80 thenc hains ARTHUR JUNKS. Iy 22. Mar.h 30th., JOHN M..v(.ILLVRAY 1911. PKACK RIVKR LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that 1. Clarence W..y, ol Picton, Ontario, occupati :: Carriagt maker, intends to apply lor permits) m \- purchase the following desi:. ed lauds- Lummencilic at _, pust planted I m:le South _mi 5 miles west o( the Southeast c>mvr of the B. C. Government Reserve, marked C. W.'s N. W. curner thence Soutl 80 chain*.; theuce casl So chains; thenct north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains ti point ol cummencement, containing 641 .AND DISTRICT. 1 Cariboo. I. Ettie Jones, .cupation umn.irri 1 purchuse PEACK RIVKK Distrul TAKE tmtice th. L-s Angele*. Calf., .nteiid to apply fur permjssl '.be following described lands. Cummencing at a post nlanted wnth and 7 miles west of the South-east corner of the B. C. Government Reserve, narked E. J.'s N. E. corner thenoe south So chains, thence west 80 chains, theuce lorth 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to commencement CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT. Of The Peace River Land District. TAKE notice that Grace Kerby, o( Slocan, B. C. uccupatiun married woman, intends to apply b.r permission to purchase thefullowing described lands: Commencing at a post planted 34 mi)es east of the head on tbe imrth bank of Nation River and marked "G. K., S. E. comer" thence nnrth 80 chains: thence west 80 chuins; thence south 80 chains, thence east, following meanderings of the river down-stream tu jmint ol commence- ment. Containing 640 acres mure ur less Sept 30. GRACE KIRBY. August 1st., 19 li. CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT. Ol The Peace River Land Districl. TAKE notice that Arthur B. Gould, of slocan, B. C. uccupaliun miner, intend! to apply b.r permissinn to purchase the following described lands: Cummencing *\ a pust planted 33 miles east ni thc head un the north bank af ■Hn\...i. _.i*ri .11.-1 f..arH_>a "A. D. U., H, Vi. corner" thence north 80 chains, iheuce 'I east 80 chains thence south 80 chains; I, tbence west following the meanderings of iver upstream to point ni cummencemetl, containing 640 acres tnnre or less, mile Sept.30. ARTHUR ti. GOVI.D. August ist., 1911. CASSIAR LA.ND DISTRICT. Of The Peace River Land District. TAKE notice that Margaret Copeland, of Slocan, B. C. uccupaliun married womasi intends to apply fur permission to purchase the following described lands:- Commencing at a post planted 14 miles east of the head on the imrth bauk of Nation River and marked "M. C, S. E. turner" thence north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thence South 80 chains; thence east following the meanderings of the river down stream to point of commencement, containing 640 acres nmrc or less. Sep.30. MARGARET COPELAND August 1st., 1311. CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT. Of The Peace River Land District. CASSIAR LANI) DISTRICT. Of The Peace River Land District. 4 JOHN A. FRASER TAKE notice Vancouver, B. intends lo app ase lhe followi Commencing east of the he nurth bank an that I, Jamea Laidlow, of C- occupation Book-bee] er, v fur permission to purch- ig described lands: it a post planted 13 miles id of Nation River on the marked J, A. L., S. E. corner; theuce north 80 chains; thence west i 80 chains: llience south 80 chains; thence | east following the river down-stream to point of commencement, containing 640 < acres more or less. Sep.30. JAMES A. LAIDLOW. August 1st. 1911. CASSIAR LAN'll DISTRICT. Of The Peace River Land District. \ nn A. GgU, of Broker, into purchase 640 TAKE notice that George Vancouver, ti. C. occupation tends to apply for permission lhe foliuwing" described lands: Commencing _t a post planted 36 miles east of the head on the imrih bank of Nation River and marked lG. A. G., S. E. curner" thence north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thence soutii 80 chuins* theuce east foliuwing the meanderings of river downstream to point of commencement, containing 640 acres more ur less, CU,,, v* t.%_i-__t_t__ __.. u,.t,l„ August ist-, wn. TAKE notice Burton Cily, B tends to apply the following d Cninmencing . east of the he.u of i.it Arthur A. Burton C. occupation fanner, In- ,r permission to purchase .ribed lands: .1 post planted 12 miles mllea smith uf thr smith bank of Nation River and marked ••A. A. B., S W. corner" thence cast 81 chains; thence nurth 80 chailis: thencc wesl 80 chaius: thence south 80 chains to point of cummencement acres more or less. Sep.30. ARTIU'R August 3rd., Wil. containing A. BCRTON. 64-J BRITISH COLUMBIA EXPRESS =^= COMPANY Sea B-n4 for • folder Stages OPERATING Autos Steamboats From Ashcroft to Fort George, and all points in the northern interior of British Columbia, carrying the Royal Mail, passengers and fast freight. The Palatial Steamer B.X. Awaits the Arrival of the Company's Stages Head Office: Ashcroft, B.C. Freight consiirni'dtlu'ntwann'r at Soda _i-*\_ will bt- promptly forwarded. i CASSIAR LAM) DISTRICT. 01 The Peace River I.aud District. icres. Jy. March 30th., 1911 CI.ARKNCK WAV. teres. Jy.22. March 30th. ETTIE JUNES I9M. PKACE RIVKR l.ANI) DISTRICT. District nf Carihoo. TAKK notice thai I, Frank Cameron, nt Detroit, Michigan, occupati.m gentleman intend to apply lur permission to purchas. the fulluwing descrihed lands:- Commencing at a pnst ol inted 2 milo inuth and 3 miles west oj the Smith eas coruer of the B C. Government Reserve marked P, C.'s N. K. corner, thence south 80 chains; tnence west 80 chains: thenc. n..rth 80 chains, thence east 80 chains l- jKiint oi commencement, Containing ->-]< acres. Jy. 3;. FRANK CAMKRON, March .list, iyn PKACK RIVKR I.AND DISTRICT. District ol Carihon. TAKE notice that I, Charles Cameron of Victoria, B. C, occupalion gentleman. Intends to apply for permission lo purch ase the following descrihed lands:- south and ; miles west oj the South cas' corner of the B. C. Government Reserve marked C. C.'s N. W. curner; thence soutl 80 chains: thence east 80 chains; thenct north 80 chains; thence west Ro chains t< point ol co-__n_ei.ce_i.eii 1, cuntaining 641 acres Jy._t3, CHARI.KS CAMERON. March 30th , I9II. PEACE RIVKR LANI) DISTRICT. District of Cariboo TAKE notice that I, Charles MacGill vrav, ul Picton, Ontario occupation pent lemaii, intends to apply tot permiss'on t> purchase the lollowing descrihed lands:* Commencing at a posl plauted 1 mill south and 5 miles west of lhe South easi corner ol the B. C, Oovernment Reserve marked C. M.'s N. E. corner; thencc soutl !■ chailis; thence west 80 chains: tlienc. •orth 80 chaius: theuce cast 80 chains lc point oi commencement, containing 641 acres. Jy.jj. CHARI.KS MacGILLVRAY March 30th., 1911. PKACE RIVER I.AND DISTRICT. District ol Cariboo. TAKE notice that I, Minnie Harris, ol iVinnipejr, Manitoba, uccupaliun spinster, ntends to apply for permission to purchase the foliuwing descrihed lands:- Cnmmcncin; at a p« st planted 1 mile •'Utth and I mile west nf the South-east nrner of the B. C. government reserve, narU'i M. H.'s S. Vi. enrncr; thence north >o chains; thence cast 80 chains; thence toll til 80 chains thence west 80 chains to point t.i commencement, containing 640 teres. ly.ai. MINNIE HARRIS March 19th., 1911, CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT. Of The Peace River Land District. TAKE notice that Harry Pandery, of containing 640 Slocau, B. C. occupation tanner, intends lo apply lor jiermission to purchase the following descrihed lands: Commencing at a post planted 22 miles Ihenee east east of thc head on the north bank of : Nation Rner and marked 'II. C, S. K. corner" theuce north So chains; theuce west 80 chains; thence south 80 chains; i ttience easi, [ollowlng the meanderings ol river down-stream to |H>int ot commence- ttient, containing 640 acres more or less. Sep.30. HARRV PKNDERY. August ist., 1911. TAKE nuiice lhat Cecil H.iydon Lutlcy, of Vancouver. B. C occupation fanner, 111 tends to apply fur permission to purchase the following described lands: Cummencing at a i>ost planted 26 miles east oi the head on the soulh hank of Nation River and marked "C. H. _,, N. E. corner" thence south 80 chains; thencc west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains; Uowing the meanderings ol river down-stream to point ol commence. ment, containing 640 acres nmre or less. Sep.30. CECIL HAVDUN LVT1.KV. August 2nd., 1911. Peace Rner Land Dist. - Dist TAKK mitiie that Arthur Edmonton Alta., oecupatiun tends to applv to the following des, Commencing at of the most southerly puint ol S tiience east 80 chains; then thencc wesi 80 chains; llieiiC' chains. Jy.i. ARTHUR MASON. Ql Cariboo. Mason, of Dentist, in to purchase led londs:- post planted 1% mi'es "ivan Lake south 80 north 80 CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT. 01 The Peace River Land District. CASSIAR LANI) DISTRICT. Ol The Peace River Land District. TAKE notice that Hugn Fraser, of Slocan B. C. occupation blacksmith, intends tu apply fur permission to purchase the lullowing described lands: Commencing at a post planted 34 miles east ol the head on south hank of Nation II. F,, N. E. corner" PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District ol Cariboo. TAKE notice that I. Edward Vance, ol .'ictnn, Ontario, occupation farmer, in- ends to apply for permission to purchase ihe foliuwing described lands:- Commencin" at a Host u'anted l mile .outh and i mile west of the South-east .orner of the B. C. Government Reserve, narked E. V.'s S. E. comer; thence nnrth lo chains; thence west 80 chaius; thencc outh 80 chaius; thence east 80 chains t point of commencement, icres. ty.22. EDWARD VANCE March 30th., 1911. TAKE notice thai Chas. Gordon Stuart, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation gentleman, River and marked __, _-,, _.. _,, vomer, 1 intends to applv lor permission to purch- thence south 80 chains; thence west 8j ase the following descrilied lands: chains; thence north 80 chains; thence east Commencing at a post planted 26 miles! following meanderings of river down east ol the head on the north bank of ; "tream to point of commencement, con-. Nation River and marked "C. G. S., S. ! taining 640 acres mure ur less, Vi. comer" thence north 80 chains; thence i Sept.30. HUGH FRASER. east 80 chains: thenre south 80 chains; August 2nd., 1310. thence west lullowing the meanderings of .ner upstream to pojnt of commen cement and containing 640 acres more or less. Sepl.30. CHARLES GORDON STUART. August 1st., 1911. THE CLUB POOL ROOM THIRD AND HAMILTON STS. LOYAL & DAVIS, Props. Smokers' supplies a specialty Four pool tables Splendid environments Fort George Trading & Lumber lc., Limited Fmiirht eomrfgnod to *t,,;i "CHlcottn" at Boda Creek v Operators of Steamers on the Fraser, Nechaco and Stuart Rivers Manufacturers of Lumber ^S^J2ti5l315Jrt*1 lo lta All Kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber for Sale " Bone Dry Lumber in the Yards " Phone: One-One Mouldings South Fort George chas. e. Mcelroy (i..nernl Manager. CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT. Oi The Peace River Lam] District. TAKE notice that I'EACE RIVER LAND DiSTKlCl District of Cariboo, that I TAKE notiee Picton, Ontario, occtl to apply Ior permls lollowing described I Commencin); at _ smith anil f miles a comer of the ti. C. marked G. __,.'« S, W pa Hun iloll t(, rfc Lasee, ol Clerk, inleiul pu.-husc llu PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. Dislrict ol Cariboo. TAKE notice thai H. L. Murdoff, j 'rune Rupert, ti. C. occupation gcn.L-m t ntends to apply for permission to purcl)- lie the following descrilied lands:- Commencing at a :■-! nlanted 2 miles outh and 1 mile west ol tlic South-east -■rner of the B, C. Government Rejem, ■larked H. L- M.'s N. Vi. corner; thence touth Ko chains; thence east So chains; hence north 80 chains, thencc west 80 hains tn point of commencement, con- alnlng (140 acres. fy.M. II. I.. MURDOFF. •eace Rivet Land Dist, - Dist. of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Arthur Walker, of Sdmontoit, Aha , occupation clerk, intends to apply lor permission to purchase the 'ing descrihed lands;- ng at a |Hist planted 2\ miles »i southerly comer ol east 80 chains; theuce William Kerby, of containing 640 Slocan, II. C, occupation Captain of S. S. Slocau, intends to apply for permission to purchase the billowing'described lands: Commencing at a poit planted 24 miles east of the head on the north bank of Natn-n River and marked "W. K., S. W. enrncr" tlicnce north 80 chains, thence east 80 chains, theiue south 80 chains; theuce west, following tbe meanderings of river up stream to point of commencement Loiitainiug 640 acres more or less. Sen.30. WILLIAM KERBY. August Commend 1 iouth of the Swan Luke; then* lOUth 80 chains; hence liortll 80 Iv.i. thenc went Ho chains; ;lmli ARTHUR WALKER. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Harrv EupIc, of Seattle, Wash., occuiiation Farmer, intends to upiily lur permission to purchase the following d>.scril>ed lamls:- Commencinc at _ noit planted about vt miles north and ubout l_ miles west ol the 12 mile post established on the R. N. Vi, Mounted Police trail on the north bank of ihe Peace River at tbe month of Cash Creek; tbence south So chuins; thence west 80 chains; theuce north 80 chains: thence east 80 ebaius, to point ol commencement, CotUainttig <>n» acres more or less. Je.io. HARRY KNOLK. I March, 8. ion. .lames Pettr- agent. CASSIAR LANI) DISTRICT. Of The Pence River Land District. TAKE notice that Harry Lee of Slocan, ! B. C, occupation miner, intends to apply lor permission to purchase the lollowing descrilied lands; Commencing at a ]K>st planted 24 miles east of the head 011 llie south bank of j Nation River and marked "H. L-, N. W. | corner" tbence south 8c chains; theuce eait 60 cliains; thence north 80 chains; j thence wesl following the meanderings of ' river up-stream to point of commencement, containing 640 acrrs more or less. Sept.30. HARRY LEE. August and., 1911. CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT. Of Tbe Peace River Land Dislrict. TAKE notice that Murke Drown, ol Slocan, B. C. occupalion f..rmer, intends In apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a pnst planted 22 miles enat of the head on the south bank ol Nation Rivet- and marked "M. Ii., N. E. coiner" Ihenee South 80 chains; thence west 80 cliains; theuce north 80 ebaius; theuce east following the meanderings ol river down streum to point ol commence' ment, cotltaining 640 acres more or less. Sept.jo. MARKE BROWN. August 2nd.,1611. McGaghran & Thorne BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS AND MAKERS OF FINE ICES Fourth St., South Fort George CIGARS AND TOBACCOS CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT. Of Tbe Peace Rner Lund DiMrict. lanted I mil) the South easi -OVemment Reserve, l corner; iheuce nortl 1 posl 80 chains; thence cast 8u cha south 80 chains; tbencc west 8u cliains t> point ol conimenccment, containing (14. acres. Jv.22. Murch w.h . i<ii 1 GKORGE LASEE. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice tbat I, Edna Way, ol Picton, Ontario, occupation mnrried womai Intends to apply Ior permission 10 purch ase the following described lauds Commencing al a post planted I mile South and *, miles west of the Soulh easi corner of tbe U, C. Government Reserve marked E. W.'s S. K. comer: thence nortl 80 chains; theuce west 80 chains; theiic. South 80 chains; tbence cast 80 chains li point ol commencement, containing 64* acres. Jv ?a. EDNA WAY. March joth., iyn. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District ol Cariboo. TAKE notice that 1, Gladys S. Cum- iron, ol Victoria, B. C. occupntion un uarried, intends to apply lor permissi.iii o purchase the following described lauds:- Commencing at a post nlnnted 2 miles iouth and 1 mile west ol the South east orner ol the 11. C. Government Reserve, marked G, S. C.'s N. E. corner; thence iouth 80 chnius; thence west Ko chains; hence north 80 chains; thelice east 80 hains to point ol commencement, coii- aining (140 ucres. W.22. GLADYS S. CAMERON, March »ist. 19M. Peace River Lund Dist. • Dist. ol Caribou. TAKE notice tbat John While Heron, of Edmonton, Altu., occupation Barber, intends to upply lor jwrmissioii to purchase the following described lands:- Commenciug ut t post planted 2\ miles soiitli ol the S. W. corner of Swan Lake; thence south Uo cha.Ill; theuce west 80 •chains; tliesce iio'th 80 chains; thence east 80 chains. Jy.i. JOHN WHITE HERON. March 28, ion. Allien Tate, agent. TAKE notice that John W. Crow, Iol Slocan, H. C, oceupatlou farmer, in- 1 , tends to apply lor permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted 22 milcs ; eait of the liead 011 the BoUth bank of Nation River and murked 'J. W. C, N. W corner" Iheuce south 80 chains; thenct. last 80 chains; ihcnce north 80 chains; , ttience went up streum following ihe mean derings uf river to point of commence ment, containing 640 acres more or lvss. Sept.30. JOHN W. CROW. August 2nd. 19H. Kurt George, B.C. Victoria. B.C. P. P. Bunion, Mtrr. P. I', proen, MKr. Nelson. ll.C., A. H. Green, Mtrr. Green Bros., Burden & Co. Ci.il Fug ntti.. Dominies & B. C. Land Sunreyert Surveys of Lands, Mines, Townslfos, Umber Llinilt). Etc. Central Fort George Lots 30 p.c. below List Prices The following lots are offered for sale by their owner at prices far below the list valuations, as compiled by the Natural Resources Security Company: Lots 13, 14, 23 and 24, in block 183, Central Fort George; $1100 for the four. This is half the price quoted by the townsite company for lots in the same block. Inside lots in block 92 are quoted by the townsite company at $300 each. We have for sale in this block Lots No. 2, 3, 12 and 13. We offer them at $175 each. Double corner in block 92, lots 29 and 30 going for $450. Apply to N. H. WESLEY Agent for owner South Fort George, B.C. CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT. 01 The Peace River 1 1 Dislrict. I Peace River Umi Dist, • Din ! TAKK notice tlmt Rdwar j l.dinoiiion, Alta., occupation j lends to anply for nerm nloii j Hie lollowing dr.crit.t-d Luds i Commenctu tt ,, post planted \ ol a 1 mile soutli from tlie mon southerly poim i of Swun Lnke thence loiitli 80 cha!""' thence west f Cariboo, Home, of ■inert, in- u purchase CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT. Or The Peace River Lund District. TAKK liOtiCt thut Charles A. MiKerc harln, oi Stayner, Ont. occupution msr- TAKK notice that Ralph Olltett ol chant, intends to apply for permission to I Slocan H C. occupation mill owner, in- purciuise thc following described lands: | apply lor permission to purchuse .he fol Commencliig at a [tost piunted 30 miles the following descrihed binds: enst of the head 011 the north hanh uf Commencing nt a post phuittd 14 miles Nation River nud marked "C. A. McK., least of the head on the south bank ul S. \V. corner'' llience north So cliains; Nation River ami marked "R. (.., N. W. iheuce east Hu cIihmi*; tltenee south 801 corner" thence south Su chains; thencc chains: thoice west lollowing the meanstr- ; east 80 cliains; tiience north 80 chains; iugs ol river up slreuin to point ol coin thence following the incu tide rings of rivi Won Kee WASHING AND 1 HONING - - Fresh Bread | Quesnel, B.C. Sati ;fa-'ti.iri fnmr- Watch Repairing «_* CWi DAVIE Send article's hy mail to Fort (iwiriri., B.C. 1huins; Iv.t. Mar. I, thru III No .I1.11n.ij thrnce north Ho mencement, contuining 640 acres more or | up stream lo point ol commencement liens. laming 640 acres more or leM IScp.y. CHARI.KS A. McKACHARIN. ; Sept..to, RALPH CILLKTT e rast 80 KDWARD HIIRN Albert Tate, igrut. , AtlgUII lit 1 1911 August and,, 1411. Pre-emptions Located la the NECHACO SALMON RIVER .nd Close to Fort George N.CJORGENSEN South Ft.G.orge Fort George Drug Co. Prescription, a Specially This is season- I • I • able weather for "lUC JUICc A Urge .-lock of which Is always on hand. Druas, Chemicals. Patent Mndh Ines, MaifBKiri«.s, Hooks Stationery, Toilet Articles, DruvfflsUi1 Sundries Bronger & Flynn BUILDERS AND ♦ CONTRACTORS Plans and blue prin's made Estimates submitted All kinds of work promptly executed 0FFI0E N0. 7 SECOND STREET South Fort George OCTOBER 28, 1911 PKACK RIVER UND DISTRICT. District ol Carihoo. TAKE notice thut Jessie Hicks, ol Vancouver, il. C. occupution spinster, [ntends to upply l'T permission to purchuse the follQWHi.. descriiicd lunds: Commencing ut a post plnnted ahout i mile west of thi' eusterii boundary ol Urit js]i Columbia nnd S mites smilh of the RL>d Willow River nnd murked ".I. II., ti. Vi. corner" tlieiure south 80 clmins; thence east 80 chains tlicnce north 80 chuius theuce west 80 chuius to the point of commencement, uud containing 640 ucres more or less. Sepl.9 JESSIE HICKS. Murch 33rd., iyn. \V. H. Hurrison, agt, PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT, District of Cariboo, TAKE notice Hint Charles Alexander Findlay 1 "I Vuncouver, B. C, occupution ■ntllcmnn, iutemls to upply lor permission t(l purchuse tlic following descrihed lands: Commencing ut u post piunted ahout 1 mile west oi the eastern boundary 6f British Columbia nnd S miles south uf the Red Willow Kiver and marked "C. A. F., S. Vi. corner" theuce north 80 chuins; thence cast 80 chuins; tlicnce south Ho chuius; chains; Iheuce west 80 chuins lo point ni commencement, mnl contuining f>_|o acrts, more or less. CIIARLKS ALEXANDER KINDLAY. Murch 23rd., 1911. Vi. II. Harrison, agt, PEACK RIVER LAND m..__<lU'. District ol Cnrihoo. TAKE notice that Frank Morgan Dres- sev, of Vuncouver, li. C. occupation gent* lemon! intends to apply lor permission to purchase the following described lauds: Commencing ut u posi plan bed about t mile west ol the eusterii boundary of British Columbia und S miles south of the Red Willow River mid marked "K. M. I)., N. K. corner" theuce south 80 chains; thence west 80 ehutns; tlicnce north 80 chnins; iheuce eust 80 chuius to the point ol commencement und containing 640 ncres more or less. Sp. 9:. ' 'FRANK MORGAN HRKSSKY. Murch J3rd-i W"- W. H. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice thut Edith ('.. Crossin, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation spinster, intends fo upply for permission to purchase the following descrihed lauds: Commencing at a post planted about 1 miles west of the enstern boundnry of British Columbia uud 8 miles south of the Red Willow River, und murked "E. G. -C,, S. E. corner" thence norlh 80 chains; thencc west 80 chains; Ihcnce south 80 chains; theuce east 80 chains to point of cummen- cemanl, containing 040 acres more or less. Sept.9. KD1TH G. CROSSIN. March 33rd., 1911. Vi. H. Harrison, ugt. PEACE RIVER LANI) DISTRICT. District ol Carilioo. TAKE notice that William Grundy, ol Vancouver, B. C. occupation Gentleman, intends to upply for permission to purchuse the following described binds: Commencing ut a post planted iboiit 1 tnile west of the eastern boundary . if Brit ish Colum..iu und 2 miles north of 'die Red Willow River and marked "Vi. G. N. E. corner" thence south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thence north 8c chains; Iheuce eust 80 chains to f)\e »»•_;.nt of commencement, coiitailiing 640 acres more or less. Sept. 9. WILMAM GRUNDY. March 17th., iyn. Vi. II. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo, TAKE notice that Charles Jesso of Vancouver, B. C. occupation painter, intends to apply for iiermission to purchase the toilowing described lunds: Commencing at a post planted about I mile west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia mid 2 miles north of the Red Willow River and marked "C. J., S. E. coruer" thence north 80 chains; (hence wesl 80 chuins; tlicnce south 80 chains; thence eust 80 chains to point ol comincu- ccmentcontainiiig t,\u acres more or less. Sept. 9. CHARLKS JESSO. March 17th., iyn. Vi. 11. Harrison, agt. THE HERALD Ish Cnlumbln ami 6 miles __utli ol tlie Red Willow Hiver mnl tii.irki-.l ■]•:. II., ,S. K. .oni.r" Uienee ni.rili So chain.! 'I'"1™ west 80 chums; llience BOUtll K_ clinins; llience cnst 8u clmins i.. ihe polnl i.l com- m.n.-meiu, containing .40 ncres mure or k'SS. ScJ't. .■ ERKEST 1II.UK. Mnrch _3.1l., 1911. W. II. Ilarrismi, ngt. l'KACK RIVKK I.AN11 DIo-RlUl. District 1,1 Carihoo. TAKK notioe that Cyrus Mmiltnn, ol Vancuuver, H. C. occupution gardener, inteiuls to apply lor permission u. purcliase the (ollowlng described lamls: Commoncino nl a post planleil ahout 3 miles wesi of the enstern boundary of British Columlilil nnd I'i 111 les nortli of the Ked Willow Kicer mid murked "C. M., ti. _. comer" thencc soutli 80 chains; thencc west 80 chuins; tlicnce north 80 chnins; thence cnst 80 chains to point ol co leiiceineat, containing _.|ti acres more or less. Sept.9. CVKI'S MtlHI.TAN. March 181I1., 1911, W. II. Harrison, ngt. l'KACK KIVKK l.ANI) DISTKICT. District ol Carihoo. ■ TAKK notice lliut Ellen Ouiur, ol Vancouver, IS. C. occupation spinster, intends to apply (or permission to purclmse the lollowing described lands: Commencing at a post planted ahout 3 miles wesl ol the eastern boundary of Hril- ish Columbia and I- miles norlli oi the Red Willow Kiver mnl marked "K. U, S. W. comer, thence north Kn chains; thence east 80 chains; llience soutii 80 chains; thence west Kn chains tn tlie point ul continence. menl tmi.uiuiiig b.]n ucres mnre nr less-. Sept. .. Kl.I.KN OMAR. Murch lllll., H)ll. W. H. Harrison, ngl. l'KACK KIVKK l.ANI) DISTRICT. District ,,[ Cariboo. TAKK notice that Klmcr Dinar, ol Van- couver, 13. C, occupation butcher, intends to apply lor permissinn to purchase the lollowing described lauds: Commencin.. at a post planted about 3 miles wesl nl the eastern boundary nl British Columbia and i'i miles north ol the Ked Willow River and marked "K. 0., S. E. comer" tbencc north 80 chains; thence west 80 clmins; thence south 80 chains; thelice eust Ko chains lo the point of eommencement, containing 640 acres more ur less. Sept.9. EI.MKR OMAR. March 18th., 19"- w, II. Ilarrisnii, ngt. PKACK RIVKR LAND DISTRICT. District ul Cnrihuo. TAKK lioticc tlmt Hercules Becott, ol Vancouver, B. C. occupation clerk, intends to apply lor permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 1 mile west nl llle ensiern boundary nf British Columbia and 4 miles snuth nl the Ked Willuw Kiver nnd marked "H. B., S. E. comer" llience nnrth 80 chuins; thence wesl 80 chnins; thence south 811 chains; tbence east 80 clinins lo the point of enm- ineiiccinent, cuiilaiuing 640 acres more ur less. Sept. 9 HERCULES BECOTT Marcli 32nd., 1911. W. II. Harrison, agt. l'KACK HIVKR LAND DISTRICT. Districl of Carihoo. TAKK notice that Fred llultcrwort, ot Vniicuuver, B. C. occupation salesman, intends to apply for permissiun tu purchase lhe Inlluwiiig described lands: Cninmencing at a post planted about I mile west of llle eastern boundary ol British Columbia und 4 miles south of the Red Willow Riber und mnrked "_>. B., N. E. comer" thence south 80 chains: thence west 80 chains: thence north 80 chains; thence ensl Hu chuins to the point ol commencement, containing 640 ucres more or less. Sepl.9, FRED BITTKRWURT. March a.itd-, lull. W. II. Hurrisnu, agl. l'EACK KIVKR I.AND DISTRICT. District ol Cariboo. •>nfC.n.r„. th.!•■'•' tends lo apply 1.. ';___'.".'_, M_"|U_,v ' the fullowing described lands: Commeucilig at a post planled nliout I mile west oi lhe euslern boundary of Brit- nh Columbia and . miles north uf ihe Red Willow River and marked "M. C, S. W. corner" tlicnce north 80 cliains; thence east 80 chains; thence suulh 80 chains; tliwice west 8a cliains to lhe poinl ol com- mencement cuntaining 6411 acres mure ur less. S'I'C 9. MARV CHALMERS. March 17th., 1911. W. II. Harrisun, agt. l'KACK KIVKR I.AND DISiRICT. Districl nl Caribuo. TAKK notice lhat William Robisoll, ol Vancouver, II C. occttpation carpenter, intends to upply i..r permission lo purchase the lollowing described lands:- Commeucilig at a post planted about I mile west nf the eastern boundary o( British Columbia nnd 4 chains north ol thc Red Willow Rner, mid marked"W. R., S. W. corner" theuce north 80 chuins; thencc tliencc west 80 chains to the puiuT of commencement, containing 040 acres more nr less. Sept.9. WILLIAM KDBISllN. Marclv 18th.,. 1911. W. II. ll.irris.wi, agl. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. Dislrict ul Cariboo. TAKE nolice that William A. Ryrie, ol vuncouver, B. C. occupation accountant, intends In npply iur permission tu purchase the Inlluwiiig described lunds: Coinmencing al a post planted about 1 mile west oi the eastern boundary of Brit [sh Columbia and 1 miles north ol the Red Willow River and marked "W. A. R. ,N. It. corner" tlicnce soutli 80 chains; llience east 80 chains; thence north 80 chains; tiienot west 80 chains to point ol commencement, containing 640 mres mure ur less. Sept. 9. WILLIAM A. RVRIK. •March 171b., ,9,,. w. H. Hurrisnu, agl. I'EACE KIVKR LAND DISTRICI'. District ol Carihoo. TAKE notice that Willinm Fleming, ol Vuncouver, B. C. oecupatiun Merchant, intends tn apnly lor permission to purchase the following described lauds: Cummencing at a pnst planted ahout 1 mile west nf the eastern boundary of British Columbia mid 4 chains nurlh of lhe Red Willow River and marked "W, F. N. W. comer" thelice south 80 chuins; thence enst 80 chnius; tlicnce north 80 chains; tliencc west 8n clinins to the point of commencement containing 640 ncres more or less. Sept. 9. WILLIAM FI.KMINC. March l8tli.. mil. W. II. Harrison, agt. l'KACK RIVKR LAND DISTRICI. District ol Cariboo. TAKK notice that Allred Omar, nl Van- couver, B. C. occupation seaman, intends l" apply lur permissinn tu purchase the lollowing described lands: Commencing at a post planted nbout 1 mile west ol the eusterii boundary of Brit "di Columbia and _ miles si.lllll uf the Ked Willow River nnd marked "A. 0., N. W. turner" theuce soutii 80 chuins; thence eust 80 clmins; theuce north 80 chuins; thence west 80 chains I the point ol commencement contuining 640 gcrcs mure ur S«P'. 9. ALFRED OMAR. March 18th., 1911, W. II. Ilarrismi, agl. I'EACE RIVKR l.ANI) DISTRICT. Districl ol Caribou. TAKE nntiee that Cenrgc Omur, ol Vancouver! B. c. occupation seawall, in tends tn npply lor permission to purchase Hie lollowing describeil Inlllls: Commencing at a post iilanted about I mile west ul the ensiern boundary nf Brit 'sli ColumWa and . miles soiiih ..( the Ked "lllnw River u:,d marked "0. 0. S. E. corner thenci nurlli 80 chuins; thence wesl 80 chains; thencc south 80 chains; tneia. east Kn chains to the point of iiuiiiiiciiceineiit containing 640 acres more or less. S'l" 1 CEORGE OMAR. March 18th., i,n. w. 11. Harrison, ngt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District ol Caribou. TAKE notice mat .Wallace Lindsay T11I ley, of Vancouver, II. C. occupation agent intends to upply lor perniission lo purch ■M lhe loiluwing described l.uuls Conimencing at a post planleil about 1 mile west „I the enstern boiinilnry of Brit ™.i Columbia mid 1 miles solltll ol the Red willow River und murked "VI. I.. T., N. JV. corner" tbence snuth 80 cliains; llience *"t 80 elmins; thence north 80 clmins; "ence eust 80 chains to llle poinl nl cum nieiiceincnt, containing 640 ncres mnrc or SJ.9, WALLACE LINDSAY TllFFLKV. _""cl, 18th., 19,,. w, H, Harrison, ngl. PEACK RIVER l.ANI) DISTRICT. District ol Cnrihoo. TAKE notice thut William Omar, ol I ,"'',"""'"' B. C, occupation Engineer, inmls to apply for permission tn purehuse j me In Inwmg described lands: Commencing nt a pusi plnnled nboul I 'He west „l the eastern boundary "f Brit Ji C.iliilitlna „„d 3 mile, s,,nlh ol the lied willow River and murked "W. 0., S. W. corner thonce n,,nh go ehnins; tiience citsl «.„,"_"". lll«»™ snuth 80 chuins; Ihellce west Ko chains l„ the puint „f cniumcnie s'", """"''ling 040 acres more or less. ; M',,' i9, a , TO.'AM OMAR. jwcii iBth., 1911, w. 11. Harrison, ugt. PKACK RIVEK LAND DISTRICT. Districl of Cnriboo. couver s°W" ""'' "rm"t BlU«, of Vnn- ' to iihi ', occupation laborer, inteiuls fiill,_.'.'V 1"r pninsslnji to uurehasc the Rowing described lands: l|,;,l"""","l'lng nt n pnst planted nbnllt 1 ' ""• west ol the eastern boundary uf Brit-1 PKACK RIVKR LAND -....RICT. District oi Curiboo. TAKK notice thai Roy Whidden, nl Vancouver, B. C. occupalion clerk, ill- tends to upply for perniission to purchuse the following described lunds: Coinmencing at a post planted about 1 mile west nl the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 chains north of the Rvd Willow River and mnrked "R. W., S. K. corner" theuce north 80 chuins; llience west 80 chains; thence snnlli 80 chains; llience eust Ho chuins to the paint ol com- mencement, containing 640 ncres more or less. Sept. 9. ROY W1IIDDKN. Mnrclr 18U1., 1911. W. H. Harrison, agt. PAGE THREE. PEACE RIVEK LAND DISTKICT. District of Carilmo. TAKE notict that Ernest S. Witters, ol Vancouver, 11. C. occupation broker, lo* tends to apply Ior permission to purchase tlie following described lnnds: Commencing nt a post planted nliout i mile west of the eastern boundary of Urit - ish Columbia ami 4 chains north of the Red Willow Hiver and nmrkeil "E. S. W., N. E. corner" thence .suutli Ro chains; theuce west Ro chains; theuce north 80 cliains; thence east Ho chains to llie point of commencement, containing 640 .icres more or less. Sept.'). ERNEST S. WITHERS. March 18th,, 1911, W. II. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVEH l.ANI) DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Reginald Barter, of Vancouver, 11. C. occupation gentleman, inteiuls to apply fur permission to purclmse the following described lands: Commencing ot a post planted about 1 mile west ol the eastern boundary of Itrit Ish Columbia and (> miles sunth ol the Red Willow Hiver and marked "R. B., N. W. comor" thence soiitli 80 clmins; thenee enst 80 chains; llience north 80 chains; thelice west 80 ihuiiis to point ol commcnccn**u. contnining 640 acres more or less. Sept."). REGINALD DARTER. March 33rd., I9II. Vf. H. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVKR I.AND DISTRICT, District ol Cnrihoo TAKE notice that James Boucher, of Vnncouver, ti. C. occupation driver, intends to apply i„r permission to purcliuse the fullowing described lamls: Commencing at a post planted about _ miles west of tbe eastern boundary of British Columbia and _)■'. miles south ol the Red Willow River and marked "J. II., N. Vi. corner" thencc south 80 chains'; tiience east 80 chains; theuce north 80 chains; thence west 80 clmins to the point ol commencement containing 640 acres more or less. Sept.g. JAMKS HOrCIIKR. Murcb 22nd., ju.11. w. 11. Harrison, agt. to apply for permission to purchnso the fi,Mowing described lands: Commencing at a post planted nliout 3 miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and lij miles north of the Red Willow Rlvcr mid iimr).cd"A. C, N. Vi. corner" tbence south 80 chains; theuce east 8o chains; iheuce north 80 chains; tbence west 80 cbains ta the point of commencement, and coiitailiing 640 acres more or Sept.g, Marcb, rStli ANDREW COOK, itjir- W. II. Hatrlso; agt. PEACE HIVER LAND DISTRICT District of Cariboo. TAKK notice that Henry Benton, Vancouver, ti. C. occu to apply ior permission to following described lands: Commeucilig at a post pl- mile.s west of the eastern hoi ish Columbia and 2% miles so Willow River and marked ' comer" tbence north 80 west 60 chuius; tbence sol thence east 80 chains to mencement, con tain ing 640 less. Sept.9, HENRY Marcli 22nd.. 1911. Vi. II. ilends purcliase the nted ubout 3 imdary of Brit- nth o> the Red •II. Ii., S. ]•;. chains; Ihellce ith 80 chains; point of com- PEACE RIVKR LAND DISTRICT. District oi Cariboo. TAKK notice that Frank Bond, of Vuncouver, B. C. nccupation clvrk, intends to upply for permission to pdrclmse the following ilescribed lauds: Commencing at a post planted about 5 miles west of the eastern bonndarv ol Brit ish ColumWa and .' miles south ol thi. Red Willow Hiver and marded "F. B,, S. K. corner" thence norlli 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; the tbence east 80 chain: PKACK RIVER LAND DISTHICT. District of Curiboo. TAKK notice thut Albert Anderson, ol Vancouver, B. C. occupation salesman, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 3 miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 2% milcs south of the Red Willow River and marked "A. A., S. W. corner" tbence nortii 80 chains; thence east 80 chains; thence south 80 chains; tbence west 80 chaius to the point of commencement, containing 640 ucres more or less, Sept.9. ALBERT ANDERSON. March 32nd., iyn. W. H. Harrison, agt. 111.111. less. Sept. Mar b 25U1. cres more or ! BENTON. Harrison, agt, mt ig 640 i FRANK BOND. inn. Vi. II. Harrison PKACE RIVKR I.AND DISTRICT. District ol Cariboo. TAKK notice that Edward Radley, ol Vancouver, B. C. occuiiation carpenter, iu- ' tends to apply for permission to purchase 1 the following described lands: Commencing ut a post iilanted ubout 3 south 80 chains; miles west of the eastern boundary ol Brit- f com- j9j, Columbia uud 2% miles south of the Red PEACK RIVER I.AND DISTRICT, ol Curiboo. V-incouve TAKP* notice that Mabel A Scrimes, of Vuncouver, B. C. occupat im stenographer, intends to apply for permis sion to purchase the follow,ng describe! lands: Commencing at a post planted about ; miles west oi the eastern boundary of Brit- j Uiei ish Columbia and $% miles north ol the Red Willow River and marked "M. A. S., N. Ei corner" thence south 80 chains; iheuce west 80 chains; tbence north 80 chains; thencc east 80 chains to tlie point oT commencement, containing 640 acres more or less. Sept. 9. MABEL A. SCRIMES. March 17th., I911. Vi. ll. Harrison, agt. PEACE KIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice thut A. Lenora Gigucre, oi Vuncouver, B. C. occupation stenographer, intends to apply for permission to purchase the follow ng described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 3 miles west 01 the eastern boundary oi British Columbia and 3% miles nortli of the Red Willow River and marked "A, L. G.., S. Vi. Corner" thenn. north So chains; theuce east 80 chains; thence south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains to the point of commencement containiug 640 ucres mora or less. Sent. 9. A. LENORA GIGUERE. March 17th., 1911. W. H. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKIC nolice that James Beveridge, of Vancouver, B. C, occupation agent, intenils to auplv lor permission to purchase the billowing "described lands: Commencing nt a post planted about 3 miles west ol the eastern boundary ol Brit ish Columbia and X-mlle south ol the Red Wilb.w River .md nmrkeil" J. B., N. W. corner" tbence south 80 chains; theuce cast Ko chains; tbence north 80 chains; west 80 chains to thc point of coin- more or j willow River und marked "E. R., N. K. corner" thence south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; tbence north 80 chains; theuce east 80 clmins to the poinl of commencement contuining 640 acres more or Sept.9- KDWARD RADLEY. March Sand., 19". W. H. Harrison, agt. agt TA K PEACE RIVKR LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Wary Cameron, ol Vancouver, B. C, nccupation stenographer intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 4 mile.s west of the eastern bonndarv of British Columbia and 4 miles norlh ol Hie Red Willow River and marked "M. C, S. K. I corner" thence north 80 chains; thence JAMKS BEVERIDGE, j WCBt go cha.us; tbence iouth 80 chnins; i'>ij. W. ll. Harrison, agt. ■ thence east 80 chains to the point of com- —— I inencement containing 640 acres more or l'KACK RIVER LAND DISTRICT. | ,BM .Istrict Oi Cariboo. 1 Sent.9. MARY CAMERON. mencement less. Sept Mai f.40 cres more 20th. Commencing at u post planted about J luiles west of the eastern boundary of British Colmnbin and 4% Hilled south of the Red Willow River and marked "P. R., S. E. corner" thence north 80 chains; thence west 80 chnins; thence south 80 chains; thence eust 80 chains to the point o[ commencement containing 640 acres more or less. Scpt.uf PKTKR RAYNOI.DS. March 24th., 1911. W. il. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. » District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Michael Sanders, of Vancouver, B. C. occupution accountant, intends to upply for permission to purchase the following described lauds: Commencing at a post planted about 5 miles west of tlie eastern boundary of British Columbia and 2 miles south of the Red Willow River and marked "M. S., N. E. corner" theuce south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thencc north 80 chains; tlfeuce east 80 chuins to ihe point of commencement containing (.40 ucres more or less. Sept.g. MICHAEL SANDERS. Murcli 25th., 1911- V>. ll. Harrison, ugt. PEACE RIVKR LAND DISTRICT. Dislrict of Curiboo. TAKK nutiee that Seath Griffith of Vancouver, B. C. occupation laborer, intends to apply for perinissiun to purchase the lollowing described lands; Commencing at a post planted about 5 miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 2 mites south ol lhe Red Willow Hiver and marked "S. G., N. W. corner" tbence south 80 chains; theuce east 80 chain!.; thencc north 80 chains; themlj west 80 chains to lhe point of commencement, containing 640 ucres mme or Sept. 9. SEATH GRIFFITH, less. March 25th,, 1911. W. II. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVKR LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Jacob Henderson, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation joiner, intends to apply for permission to purchase tho following described lands: Commencing at a post planted abont 6 miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and l% miles soutli of th« Red Willow River and marked "J. H., S. E. corner" thence nortii 80 chaius; thence west o chains; thence south 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to the point of com- containing 640 acres more i._ mencement, lest. Sept.g, March 26th., JACOB HENDERSON. 1911. W. H. Harrison, agt. PKACK RIVER LAND DISTRJCT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice thut Jacob Nelson, of Vancouver B. C. occupation joiner, intends to apply ior ptnniision to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at * post planted about 6 miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and i1, miles south of the Red Willow River and marked "J. N., N. E. corner" thence south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more or less. Sept.9. JACOB NELSON. March 26th., 1911. Vi. II. Harrison, agt. Willi; Telford, o{ i agent, into purchase PKACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKK notice that Katie Martin, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation stenographer, iutemls to apply for permission to pi. ase the billowing described binds: Conimencing at a post planted about 3 miles west of the eastern boundary iff British Columbia and 3-i miles north of the Red Willow River and marked "K. M., S. E. corner" thence nortb 80 chains; theuoe wcsl 80 chains; thence south 80 chains; llience east 80 chains to the point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or less. Sept.9. March 17th. KATIE MARTIN. 1911. Vi. ll. Harrison, agt, PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. Dislrict of Cariboo. TAKK notice that Llew S. Davison, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation stenographer, intends lu apply for permission to purcliase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 3 miles west of the eastern boundary ol British Columbia and 2% miles north oi the Red Willow River und marked "L. S. D., N. Vi. comer" tbence south 80 chains; thence east 80 chains; llience north 80 cliains; thence west 80 ihains to the poiut ol commencement, containing 640 acres mure or less. Sept. 9- ' LLEW S. DAVISON. March 17th., 1911. W. H. Harrison, ngt. lice Hi Vancouver, B. C, occupati tends lo applv for permissh the following described land: Commencing at a post planted about 3 miles west of the eastern bonndarv of British Columbia und J£-mtle south of the Red Willow River and marked "W. T., S. E. corner" thence north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; /lience south 80 chains; thencc east 80 chains to the po'u't of commencement eoiitaioiug 640 acres more or less. Sept.9. WILLIAM TELFORD. March 20th., 1911, Vi. H. Harrison, agt. March 17II1., 1911. W. H. Harrison, agt. PEACK RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Perrv Gordon, of Vancouver, D. C, occupation salesman, intends to applv for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 3 miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and J-mile south of the Red Willow River nnd marked "P. G., N. E. corner" thence south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thencc north 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more Sept.9.' PERRY GORDON. March 20th., 1911, W. H. Harrison, agt. PKACK RIVER LAND DISTRICT] District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Vincent Armitage, of Vancuuver, B. C. occupation laborer, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 3 miles west of the eastern boundary oi Brit ish Columbia and 'vmile south of PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Caribon. TAKE notice that Margaret Munro. nf Vancouver, B. C. occupation stenographer, intends to apuly for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 4 miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia .nd 4 miles north nl the Red Willow River and marked "M. M., N. E. corner" llience south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thence nortii 80 chains; thence east 80 chains lo the point of commencement and containing 640 acres more or less. Sept.9. MARGARET MUNRO. March 17th., 1911. W. H. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Clarence Nichols, ol Vancouver, B. C. occupation accountnnt, intends to apply for permissinn to purchase the fullowing described lunds: Commencing at a post planted nbout 5 miles west of the eastern bonndarv ol British Columbia and 2 miles nnrth of the Red Willow River nnd marked "C. N., S. E. corner" thence nnrth 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thence south 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to tlw point of commencement containing 640 acres more or less. Sent.9. CLARENCE NICHOLS. March 3ist., 1911. W. H, Harrison, agt. 'V. A., S. W ns; thence east chains; thence of commeiicc- District of turfl^cX" TAKE notice that James Drysdale Vancouver, B. C. occupation salesman, in tends to apply ior permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post plnntcil about 3 miles west ol the eastern boundary ol British Columbia and 5JJ miles north of the Red Willow River and marked"J. D. ,S. Vi. corner" thence north 80 chuins; theuce eust 80 chains; llience soutii 80 chains; thence west 80 chains lo poinl ol commencement, contuining 640 acres more or Sept. 9. March 151b., JAMKS DRYSDALE. 1911. W. H. Harrison, agt PKACK RIVKR LAND DlbiRICT. District of Cariboo TAKE nolice that Elmer C. Robinson, 1 ol Vancouver, B. C. occupation gentleman, j intvnds to apply for permission to purch- | ase the vollowiiig described lunds: Commencing at a post planted about 3 miles west of lhe eastern boundary of British Columbia and 51. miles north of the Red Willow River und murked"E. C. R., S. E. corner" thence north 80 chuins; thence west 80 chains; theuce south 80 chains; thencc east 80 chaini to point of commencement, containing (.40 ucres more or less. Sept. 9. ELMER C. ROBINSON. March 15th., 1911. Vi. II. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District oi Cariboo. TAKE notice that John Murdoch, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation teamster, intends to apply Ior permission to purchase the following described lands: Commenciiig at u post planted about 3 miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia und .s1, miles north of the Rett Willow River and' marked".!. M., N. W. corner" theuce south 80 chains; thence east 80 chains; ihenee north 80 chains; thencc. west 80 chains to the poinl cf commencement containing 640 acres more or less. Sept.9. JOHN MTRDOCII. March 15th., 1911. W. II. Harrison, ugt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. Dislrict of Cariboo, TAKE nolice that Lfitltla Koiisccu, ol Vn ti cod ver, It. C. occupation spinster, intends to npplv for perniission to purchiise the following described lands! Commencing at a post planted nbout 1 mile west ol the eastern boundary of British Columbia and b miles south ol the Red Willow River and marked "L. P., N. E. corner" theuce south 80 chains; thence west 80 chaius; tliencc north 80 chains; thence east 80 clmins 10 the |- tint of commencement, containing 64" ««*« more or £t 9. LET1TIA MLVSECA. Mareh 23rd., 1911. W, IT. Harrison, agt. PKACE RIVER L/KD DISTRICT Distr TAKE notict Vancouver, II. ' tends to upply the vollowing doaci fottt.iiei_c.fle at . mile west of 1 he cn ish Coliimbi.i and t Willow Rner a corner" thence n 80 clmins; then. r per Curiboo. Ralph Stevens, of tion gentleman, in ijssiou to durcliiise I binds; post planted about I em boundary of Brit niles smith of the Red I mitrkcd"R. S., 8. W. illi 80 cliains; (hence enst 80 chains;, tlicnce lint of commence- ulh Wesi 80 chains to thc p mil con tain ine hi" ncrea nmre or less, SV a, HAI.I'II STEVENS, Murch .'.id, WM. W. II. Harrison, ogt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District ol Carilioo. TAKE notice that Laura Reg in a Ken Jail, of Vancouver, I). C, occupation spinster, intends to apply Ipr permission to purchase Ibe lollowing descrilied lands: Commencing at a post planted about \ miles west of the eastern boundary of Brit ish Columbia and =.', miles north of the Ret) Willow River and marked "I,. R. K,, N. E. corner" tbencc soulh 80 chains; theme west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains; thence? east Bo chains to the point ot commeucemenl, containing 640 ucres more or less. Sept.q. LAURA REGINA KENDALL. March 15th., 1911. W. II. Harrison, ngt, Willow River and marked cotndr" thence nortli 80 cln 80 chains; theuce soulh He west 80 chains to the poit! ment, containing 640 acres more or less. Sept. 9. VINCENT ARMITAGE. March 20tb., 1911. W. II. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Curiboo. TAKE notice that Marv Ruth Crossin, [ ul Vancouver, !!. C. occupation spinster, j intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commenciiig .,1 u post planted about 3 "miles west of mr casern i...i..in..,_t ..1 inu- ■ isli Columbia .md 6'^ m:!es snuth nl the Red { j Willow River uud marked "M. R. C, N. \ Vf. corner" thence south 80 chuius; thence | east 80 chains; theuce norlh 60 chains; I j llience west 80 chains to the point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or I less. Sept.9- MARV RUTH CROSSIN. 1 March 23rd., ign. W. 11. Ilarrismi, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT^ District of Cariboo.' TAKK notice that Alyce Phelps, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation spinster, iniends to apply for permission to purchase the lollowing described lands: Coinmencing at a post planted ubout 3 miles west oi the eastern boundary ol British Columbia and 6% miles south of the Red Willow River and marked "A, P., S. W. corner" tneuce nortli 80 chains; thence easl 80 chains; thencc south 80 chains; llience wcsl 80 chains to the point of commencement, contuining 640 ucres more or less. Sept.9. ALYCE PHELPS. March :3rd., ign. Vi. H. Harrison, agt. " PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. . District ol Cariboo. TAKE notice that Alice June Webster, of VAncouver, ti. C. occupation spinster, intends to apply for permission lo purchuse thc lollowing described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 3 miles west ol the eastern boundary ol British Columbia and 6% miles smith of thc Red Willow River and marked "A. J. W., N. E- corner" Uienee south 80 chuins; tlicnce west 80 chains; theuce north 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement, enntaining 640 acres more or less. Sept.9. ALICE JANE WEBSTER. March 23rd., 1911. W. II. Harrison, agt. "PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that John 11. Morrison, of Vnncouver, B. C. occupation gentleman, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands; Commencing al a post planted about 3 miles west of the eastern boundary ol British Cnlumbia ami ti\ miles south (if the Red Willow River and marked "J. JI. M., S. E, Comer" theuce north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; theiue south 80 chaius; Ihenee east 80 chains to the poiut of com- PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Thomas Archibald, ol the Red ' Vancouver, B. C. occupation clerk, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing nt a post planted about 5 miles west of lhe eastern boundary of British Colupibm und 2 miles north of the Red Willow River and marked "T. A., N. E. corner" thence south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thence nortii 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more or 1 less. I Sept.g. THOMAS ARCHIBALD. March 21st., 1911. W. H, Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Caribou. TAKE notice that Efhe Mable Parent, of Vancuuver, B. C, occupation spinster, intends to apply for dermission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 5 miles west of the .eastern boundary of British ColumWa and 5 miles South of the Red Willow River and marked "E- M. P., N. W. comer" thvnce aoulh 80 chains; thence east 80 cliains; thence north 80 chains, thence west 80 ohains to the point of commencement, containiug 640 acres more or less. Sept.g. EFFIE MABLE PARENT. March 25th., igil. W. H. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Harvy Orielmotir, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation enrpenter, intends to apply for permission eo purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted ahout A mites west of the eastern honndary of British Columbia and 3^ miles south nf the Red Willow River and marked "H. G., S. E. corner" thence north 80 chains; thence west 80 chnins; thence south 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to tne point of commencement containing 640 acres more or less. Sept.g, HARVY GRIELMOUR. March 23th., 1911. W. H. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District ol Cariboo. TAKE notice that Blanch Mary Wilkins, of Vancouper, B. C. occupalion spinster, ,ntends to apply for permission to purchuse the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 5 miles west of the eastern boundary ol British Columbia and 5 miles south of the Red Willow River, and marked "B. M. W., N. Iv comer" thence south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to the point ol commencement containing 640 acres more or less. Sept.g. BLANCH MARY WILKINS. March 25th., igtl. W. H. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE not^es that Michael Grey, af Van- couver, B. C. occupation sitm-painter, In- I tends to apply Ior permiss'on to purchase ! the following described lands: | Commencine at a post planted abont 6 miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and $% miles south ol the Red Willow River and marked "M. G., N. E. corner" thence south 80 chains; thenre west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to the point ol commencement, containing 640 acres more or less. Sept.g. MICHAEL GREY. March 25th., 1911. W. II. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Napoleon Brown, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation laborer, intends to apply lor permission to purchase the following 'described lands: Commencing at a post plauted about s milcs west of the eastern boundary of British Columtitu and 4 miles sodth of the Red Willow River and marked "N. B., S. W. corner" theuce north 80 chailis; thence east 80 chains; thence south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains lo the point of commencement, containing 640 acres mors or less. Sept.g. NAPOLEON BROWN. March 24th., 1911. W. H. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo, TAKE notice that Robert Anderson, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation lahorer. intends to anply for permissinn to purchase the lollowint described lands: Commencine at a nost nlnnted about 6 miles west of the eastern boundary nf British Columbia and 4% miles Snttth of the Rrd Willow River and marked "R. A., N. E. comer" thence south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thenee nnrth 80 chains: thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more or less. Sent.g. ROBERT ANDERSON. March 25th., 1911- W. H. Harrison, agt. TVtKCU ttlVRD t.AVt. niSTBir.T District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that David O'Brien, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation cook, intends '■ corner to apply for permission to purchase the lollowing described lands: Cninmencing at a post planted about 5 miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 2 miles north of the Ked Willow River and marked"D. 0., S. W. corner" thence north 80 chains; thence east 80 chains; thence south 80 chaius; thence west 80 chains to the point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or less. Sept.9. DAVID O'BRIEN. March 2lst., 1911. W. H. Harrison, agt, PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Peter Delong, of Vancouver, B. C, occupation accountant, intends to apply for permissinn to purchase the following described lands' Commencing at a post planted about 5 miles west ol the eastern boundary ol British Cnlumliia and 4 miles south of the Red WMIuw River and marked "P. D., S. E. thence north 80 chains; thence west 80 chuins; theuce south 80 chains; theuce east 80 chains to the point of commencement, containing t>4o acres more or less. Sept.9. PETER DELONG. March 24th., 1911. W. it. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT, District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that James Coulter, ol Vancouver, B. C. occupation teamster, intends to apply lor permission to purchase the lollowing described lauds: Commencing at a post planted about 5 miles west oi the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 2 miles nnrlh ol the Red Willow River, aud marked "J. C, N. W. corner" thence south 80 chains; thence east 80 chains; thence north 80 cliains; thence west 80 chains to point ot commencement cotitain'og 640 acres nmre or less. Sept.g. JAMES COULTER. March list., ign. W. H. Hurrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District ol Cariboo. TAKE notice that Robert Bucley, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation clerk, intends to apply for permission to purchase the . _!*___. ! toilowing described lands; met emeiit ontu ng 640 acres more PEACK RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. _nf.H notice that Grace Lee Inksater, of Winnipeg, Man., occtipal'on stenographer, intends to apply dor permission lo purchase the following described lands; Commencing at a post planted about 3 miles west of the eastern boundary of Brit ish Columbia and 7'., mites north ol (he Ked Willow River und marked "0. L. L, S. W, Corner" thence north 80 chaius; thence east 80 chuins; thence south 80 chains; thence west 80 chuins to lhe uoint ot commencement, containing 640 acres more or less. Scut.o. GRACE LEE INKSATER. March 14th.,, 1911. W. H. Harrison, ngt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Fred Taylor, of Van couver, B. C. occupation merchant, intends to apply for permission to purchnse the following described laods: Commencing at a post planted about 3 miles west of lhe eastern boundary ol Bril ish Columbia uud 7% miles north of the Red Willow River and mnrkeh "F, T., S. E. corner" llience norlh 80 chnios; thence west 80 chains; thence smith 80 chains; thence east 80 chnius to the point of com mencement, containing 640 acres more or less. Sept.g. FRED TAVLOR. March 14th.,1911. W. II. Hurrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Andrew Conk, of Vancouver, B. C. occupution collector, intends Sept.g, JOHN II. MORRISON. March 23rd., 1911. V>. II- Harrison, ngt. "PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT, Dislrict ol Caribon. TAKE notice lhat William John Hindi. Iii! ol Edmonton, Alta., nccupation pros*- pednr, iniends to apply tor permission to purchase the lollowing described lands: Commencing ut a post planted about 3 miles west oi the eastern bonndarv of British Columbia and 4% milcs south ol the Red Willow River nnd marked "W. J. H., N. W. corner" thencc South 80 chains; thence east 80 chains; thence north 80 chains; thencc west 80 chnins to thc point of com.* meiiceiiicnl, enntaining 640 ucres more or less. Sepy.9. WILLIAM JOHN 1I1NCHLIKF. March 24th., 1911. W. II. Harrison, agt. PEACE HIVER LAND DISTRICT. District ol Cariboo. TAKE notice that Harvey Clifton, of Vancouver, B. C. nccupation carocnler, intends to applv lor permission to purchase the following'described lands: Commencing at a pnst planled about 3 j mites west of the eastern Imiindary of British Columbia, and 4', miles south of the Red Wilb.w River nnd marked "II. C, N. E. enrncr" theuce south 80 chains; tlicnce wcsl 80 cnuins; thence north 80 chuins; thelice east 80 cbuins to the point ol commencement containing 640 acres more or less. Sepl 9. HARVEY CLIFTON. March 24th., 1911. W. H. Harrison, ngt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT^ District ol Cariboo. TAKE notice that Frank Moore, ot Vancouver, B, C. c«cupatlou salesman, intends lo apply for pvriuissioii to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a pnst planted about 3 miles west of the eastern 1 oundury of British Cnlumbia and 4% miles smith ol the Red Willow River and markcd"F. M., S. W. coiner" llience north 80 chains; thence east 80 chains; Iheuce south 80 chuius; thence west 80 chains lo the point of commencement containing 6|o acres more or less. Sent.9. FRANK MOORE. March 24th., ign. W. II. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. Dislrict ol Carilioo. TAKE notice that Alphoiise Amand, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation joiner, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 5 milcs west of the eastern boundary of British Culuinbia and 4 unWs north of the Red Willow River and marked "A. A., N. W. comer" thence south 80 chains; thence east 80 chains; Ihcnce north 80 chains; Ihcnce we#t 80 chains to the puint of commencement, containing 630 acres more or less. Sept.g. ALPHONSE AMAND. March 20th., ign. Vi. H, Harrison, agt. Commencing at a post piunted about 5 miles west ol the eastern boundary of Brit ish Columbia and 4 miles south of the Red Willow Riv.'r and uurkeh "R. B., N. W. coruer" thence south 80 chains; thenceeast 80 chains; thence north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more or less. Sent.g. ROBERT BUCLEY. March 24th,, ign. W. H. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District ot Cariboo. TAKE notice that Clifford Caldwell, ol Vuncouver, B. C. occupation laborer, intends to upply for permission to purchase lhc following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 5 miles west of the eastern boundary.nt British Columbia and 4 miles north of the Red Willow River nnd marked "C. C., N. E. corner" thence south 80 chains; thenct west 80 chuius; thencc north 8o chains; thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more or less. Sept.g. CLIFFORD CALDWELL March 20th., ign. W. H. Harrison, agt, PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Vance Van Allen, ol Vuncouver, B. C. occupation deck, intends apply (or permiss'on to purchase the tallowing described lauds: Commencing at a post planted about 5 miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 miles north ot the Rrd Willow River nnd marked "V. V. A., S. Vi. corner" thence north 80 chains; thence east 80 chains; thence soulh 80 chuius; thence west 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more or less. Sept.g. VANCE VAN ALLEN. March 20th., ign. W. H. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District ol Cariboo. TAKE notice that Allen Then, ol Vancouver, B. C. occupation salesman, intends to apply for permission to purcliase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 5 mites west of the eastern boundary of Brit- "sh Columbia and 4 miles north ol the Red Willow 1 River and marked "A. T., S. E. corner" theuce north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thence south 80 chains; theuce east 80 chains to the point of commencement euntuiuiiig 640 acres more or less. Sept.g. ALLEN THEN. Marcli 30th., 1911. W, H. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District ol Cariboo. TAKE notice that Peter Raynolds, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation agent, intends j less, to apply for permission to purchase the Sept.9. WILLIAM HICKS. followim. described lauds: I Mnrch 24th., ign. W. H. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT, District of Curibuo. TAKE notice that Peter Marshall, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation accountant, intends to apply iur permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencim' at a post planted about 5 miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 miles sodth of the Red Willow River and marked "P. M., N. E. corner" thence south 80 chains thence west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to the poiut of com- mencementand containing 640 acres more or less. Sept. 9. PETER MARSHALL. March 24th., 1911* W. II. Harrisun, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND "DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Frederick Bell, of Vancuuver, B. C. occupation clerk, iniends to apply for permission to purchuse the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 5 miles west ol (he eastern boundary of Brit- ish Columbia and 4 chuius smith of lhe Rrd Willow River uud marked "F. B., S. W. comer" theme north 8n chains; thence enst 80 chains, thence smith 80 cbains; theuce wesl 80 chains to the point oi commencement containing 640 acres inure or less. Sept.g. FREDERICK BELL. March 24th, igil. Vi. H. Harrison, agt. ~" PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT, District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that John Alfred Hamilton, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation gentleman, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 5 miles west ol the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 chains south of the Red Willow River ami marked "J. A. II., S. E. corner" theme north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thence south 80 chains; theuce east 80 chains lo the point ol commencement, containing 640 acres more or less. Sepl.g. JOHN ALFRED HAMILTON. .March 24th., ign. W. II. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND UISTRICT.. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Ethel Hicks of Vuncouver, B. C. occupation spinster, intends to apply for permission to purchaM the following described lands: Commencing ut a post planted about *, miles west ufthe eastern boundary ol B' ish Columbia and 4 chains south ol the Red Willow River and marked "E. H., N. W. comer" thence south 80 chains; thence east 80 chains; llience north 80 chains; tiience west Ho chuius to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more or less. Scpt.9. ETHEL HICKS. March 24th., ign. W. H. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that William Hicks, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation gentleman, intends to apply for permission to purchase the lollowing described lunds: Commencing at a post plauted about 5 miles west ot the eusterii boundnry nt British Columbia uud 4 chains south ot the Red Willow River and marked j»W. H., N. E. corner" thence south 80 chuins; thence west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to the point ol commencement, containing 610 acres more or PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Charles Forrester, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation clerk, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a nost planted about 6 miles west of the eastern boundary nf British Columbia and 2% miles nnrth of the Red Willow River and marked "C. F., N. E. corner" thence iouth 80 chains-; thence west 80 chains: thence nnrth 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more or Sent.9. Murch :1st , CHARLES FORRESTER, ign. Vi. H. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District ol Cariboo. TAKE notice that Charles Henneasy of Vancouver B. C. occupation merchant, intends to apply lot penuissiuu to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 6 miles west ol the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 2% milt* north ot the Red Willow River and marked "C. H., S E. corner" thence north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thence south 80 chains; thence cast 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 740 acres more or less. Sept.g. CHARLES HENNESSY. March 21st., ign. W. H. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. Diltrict of Cariboo. TAKE notice that John Bartlett, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation accountant intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a pust planted about 6 miles west of the eastern boundary of Brit- ish Columbia and _ mile north of the Red Willow River and marked "J. B,, N. E. corner" thence south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thence north 80 chaius; thence east 80 chains to the point ol commencement containing 640 acres more ur less. Sept.g. JOHN BARTLETT. March 26th., 1911. W. II. Harrison, agt. folluw'ng described lands. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Leonard Mackie, of Winnipeg, Man., occupation Clerk, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lauds: Commencing at a post planted about I mile west ol the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 miles north of the Red Willow River and marked "L. M., N. E. corner" thence south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to the point of com- meucement, containing 640 acres more or less. Seut. g. LEONARD MACKIE. March 15th., ign. W. H. Harrison, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Geprge Henry T-.ce? ot Vancouver, B. C. occupation occupation metal-worker intends to apply for permission to purchase the lollowing described lands: Commencing at a post p!anl<sd about 1 mile west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 miles north of the Red Willow River and marked "G. H. T., S. E. comer" iheuce north 80 chains; thenct west 80 chailis; theuce south 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to point ot com- meucemeot, containing 640 acres more or less. Sept. 9. GEORGE HENRY TACEY. March i>ih., wn. W, H. Harriaou, agt. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Cecil Allred Bolt, of Vaucouver, B. C. occupation engineer, intends to apply fur permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about I mile west ol the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 milea north of the Red Willow River nnd marked "C. A. II, S. W- corner" thence north 80 chaini; thence east 80 chains; thence iouth Bo chains; thence west 80 chains to point of commeti- ALFRED BOLT. W. H. Harrison, agt. cement, cunta'ning 640 acres more or less. Sept. 9 CECIL March 15th., 1911 PEACE RIVER LAND D1...RICT. Diltrict of Cariboo. TAKE notica that Winnifred Mary Ste- vens of Vancouver, B. C. occupation spinster, intenda to apply for permission to purchase the following described lunds: Commencing at a post plutitied about I mile west of tbe eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 miles smith ol the Red Willow River, and marked "W. M. S., S. W. Corner" thence north 80 chains; thence east 80 chainv; thence smith 80 chains; thence west 80 chains to the point of commencement, cuutaining 640 acres more or less. SEP. 9. WINNIFRED MARY STEVENS. March umi., ign. W II Ilarrismi, agt. pp.rp nr.rn I ?erning n matter of the utmost IL/HX lUTLIV importance to the daily life of —— tlie people. Talking about the Peace | We understand well enough River country to The Vancou- ! that to print the bald facts ver Province, -Major McGee about business conditions when nays: these are unfavorable is re- "The great scenic water route garded as poor policy, likely to of Canada will in a few years discourage advertising and; be the summer route now em-1 therefore injurious to the pro- ployed in reaching the mouth of; lits for the sake of which news- ; the Mackenzie river from Ath- ! papers are printed, abasca Landing," said Major - Bui that is the very point ab- McGee, in extolling the benut- out which we are raising the ies of the Northern waterways, doubt. Is it poor policy? ".Such a river and lake route! If the newspapers nay meth- will embrace Athabasca Biver odically and purposely deceive from i,he Landing to Athabasca us day in and day out upon one Lake; Slave Liver to Ureal matter, they may similarly de- Slave Lake; McKenzie Kiver to ceive us about all matters; and Plierson, tho mosl northerly there remains nothing for the; post of the Hudson's Hay Corn- its mouth, (hence to Kort Mc pany. Kort McPherson is situated on the Peel Kiver. The far famed St. Lawrence route does not equol this new waterway, and that the fact is becoming more generally known was attested this summer when more tourists applied to make the journey within tlie Arctic Circle than could possibly lie accommodated upon the steamers now operating in the Nortb. "Even from the river steamers it is plainly discernable that the great region north of Edmonton is rich in tar sands, coal and in some places asphalt. Mineral deposits are seen projecting, from the sides ol river banks as the tourists travel northward. Some oil- drilling and mining operations have met with great success, and the city engineer of Edmonton is experimenting with 20 I ations of society would collap- tons of asphalt from the Ath- j .e. Tell the truth, and if that be I judicious reader but Lo view with distrust everything he j reads in (he press. But the confidence of the public is the piost valuable asset of any periodical, unci how can any policy be good that tends to destroy that asset? The great distrust of the news columns cannot exist very long without inducing some distrust of the advertising columns, so (hat the policy must in the end react upon itself and, we should think, with deadly efTect. We should not wonder if exactly this change were at present at work among the daily newspaper press antl for exactly this reason. After all, nothing pays in the long run but the truth. If misrepresentations, concealment and uneandor could possibly be good policy for a newspaper >r a man, the moral found Close & Brown South Fort George, B. C. Lamps-- store. A choice variety, in- .including all the latest designs, can be seen by a visit to our We have specialized in this line, and feel the assur- ►: ance of pleasing you if lamps are the object of your quest )• abasca country, tne material to be utilized in street paving during the fall. We saw along the Athabasca a eoal seam that has been burning for at least one hundred years. Century-old records make mention of this same coal deposit flames. "Prom an agricultural standpoint, tiie valley of the I'eaee is a country of as yet unknown possibilities. The summer weather is preferable to that of the prairie provinces, anil tampering Chinook winds make the winter less to be dreaded than the same reason would be at Edmonton. Natives winter their cattle with impunity in such valleys as I'ouce Coupe and Grand Prairie. A railway will be built before long from Edmonton to Port Mc Murray, bringing civilization into the last preserves of the Hudson's Hay Company. "The Peace Hiver country is very largely settled already by German and Gnlician colonists, on the Albertun side of the line, who, despite the short seasons, are raising magnific ttnplesant, let us face it. prepare for it, and make _he best of it., Nothing is ever gained by lodging it. If trnde falls oil we think the newspapers ought to print the fact. If the crops are injured being iu j let them print that. If the railroads are drifting into bad ways let them print that. They never do print sucn things, but we are arguing that they ought to print them. No more hugjger- mugger. Lei us hnve the facts. Anything that is true, important and moral ought to be good enough to print in any newspaper exactly as it occurs. Otherwise we take the simplest and most obvious view of the case, if the present policy of the press continues a few years longer it will be quite useless to publish anything relative to conditions for no lievc it. If we arc to have a period of business depression we had better admit the prospect and steer accordingly, in that case when it comes no one need undergo the shock that fell upon us when the railroad manage- FINE JOB WORK AT THE HERALD PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. District of Cariboo. TAKE notice that Muce Garvey, of Vancouver, D. C. ooctipation joiner, intends to apply for penuissiuu to purchase the following descrihed lauds; Commencing at a post planted about 5 milcs west of the eastern boundary ol British Columbia and 2 miles south of thr Red Willow River and marked "M. G,, S. W. one will bt*- C(,r,,*r" thence nnrth 80 chain*; thence ' east So chains; theuoe south 80 chains; theuce west 60 chains to the poiut of commencement containing 640 acres more or less. Sepl.9. MACE GARVEY. March 15th., _<jii, W. H. Harrison, agt. ient crops of vegetables und , ments reduced their stuffs. hardy grains. We suw peavine nix feet hitfh growing us thick us wool. The dute of maturing of field crops is three or four weeks ahead of the Southern prairie country owing to the preut number of sunshiney hours in each nuinVner da v." THE PRESS OF TODAY FEEBLY REFLECTS PUBLIC OPINION Hampton',. Ma_a_tn_, The news that the leading railroad systems of tlu country had decided to discharge great numbers of their employees must have come like a cold douche upon most observers. Questioned ns to the reasons for Oi policy that would mean so much distress and hardship to so many persons, the man All this is on the supposition that the railroads have any basis for their assertion. We do not know why the transportation business should be bad. It looks all right. But we ilo know this, that any period of depression or distress in a country overflowing with wealth and resources is a strange and monstrous anomaly that ought never to be. We observe that some authorities commenting on thc new policy of railroad retrenchment declare that there has been overproduction and to this cause ascril)c tike auguries of evil. Before this suggestion any thoughtful person mny well stand aghast. How can it lie right that be- cnuse there litis been over production great numbers of men reduced to want? ligaments of these railroads, gave a. identical answer. Thev | m said that lor months business | ()l' how can we justify a con- liad been so bad as to compel j 'htion in which thousands of retrenchment and strict econ j families must have produced omy. ! too much? Very few of us outside of the I Or how can we really excuse railroad offices had known that i unemployment so long us so business was bad. Not a word ' many millions do not have I Farm Lands, Garden Tracts, Timber Limits, Mineral Claims, Town Lots Having resided in the Fort George district since the first frame building was erected, and knowing all lots on the different townsites, I will undertake the sale of all property placed in my hands. Edward Roberts Real Estate, Nutary Public, Insuimnca Agant, Auctioneer and valuator ReforunceH: The Bank of Vancouver and The Tia-leis Dank of Canada Furt George. City Liver j w and ]p@@c| HAMILTON & WHITE PROPRIETORS Second Rigs, Saddle and Pack Horses furnished on short notice. Draying of all kinds and excavating done. Feed of all sorts continually kept on hand. Terms reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. M. C. WIGGINS farm lands Real Estate GARDEN TRACTS W^OUfpjj^.Acrenge in small or large tracts; must ■*■■**»»• stand.inspection with terms reasonable. Fire Insurance Agent for Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd., British-American Assurance Co., and the Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co. FOURTH ST. - - SOUTH FORT GEORGE, B. C. DON'T BUY ON PAPFp We don't ask you to purchase Soutii Fort George lots hv making a pencil mark on a townsite plan You would be safe in so doing, but if skeptical 1 COME TO . SOUTH FORT GEORGEl =3 Investigate Our Proposition o=J and you will find a good live town-Two banks, saw mill pool hall, newspaper, two general stores, splendid ' hotel, bakery, stationery store, mail-boat landing, scores of buildings, and crowds of satisfied buyers WRITE FOB INFORMATION TO NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT CO. 172 Hastings Street, Vancouver, B C , or the resident agent g. e. Mclaughlin Fourth Avenue, South Fort George r.<_-yAy-kVAVAv^>;<A.y4VA^<-_yAV-t>-i >]Wm.Blair&CoJ WM. KENNEDY. Manager. C«f. Second md Hamilton Aves., SOUTH FORT GEORGE, B. C. <HEADQUARTERS> FOR FORT GEORGE LANDS G. YOII CAN STILL RUT Good Land at Reasonable Prices ui Ob Very limnUeTerm. Title Perfect. Write for further information to North Coast Land Co. Ltd. General Ofllcca: _1_ to 624 Metropolitan Bid*- Vancouver, B.C. London Office: 8 OM Jewry. South ort George Oflice, Second St. Russell R. WALKER, Sales Agenl PAID-UP CAPITAL, • 1,500,000. Burglars walked away with aR number of our watches. We have, |v ___\ i however, a good selection left. Time yourself here. g| Call on us for prices."]{[ * [y __^4_W_^A»<_W_^t\K^A>^J_^A>^_>^_^_W_><_W_f^_>A | 1836 I AueU Egad Fifty ____ Dollari I 1910 I *_________J _-__----__-_____________3S___=___-__= t___________J n. Bank of British North America J_m_m,^-*_l\_t^C__r_tr ¥M-"-.-t_.1»».u«. _r__r Hme vim ont delay. NOTES discounted. Local and Foreign Drafts bought and sold. COLLECTIONS made promptly. Money Orders Irbu. tl. Fort George Branch, L. G. MacHaffie, Mgr. TO GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR BUY NOW. Every ground floor has its limitations. After all its space is occupied it's up to you to climb the stairs. Don't climb the stairs for profitable investment in real- estate here. Get in before it is too late. The G. T. P. have bought the Indian Reserve. Fort George will be the big inland city of the road. Come to me. I'll help yon buy. Write for acreage N. H. WESLEY \ Real Eilate Specialist Soutii Fort George J) THE TRADERS BANK OF CANADA Head Office: TORONTO, ONT. Paying Out-of-Town Accounts Small amounts can be sent safely and at small cost by using Bank Money Orders. Any bank in Canada (Yukon excepted) will cash them without charge, and they can be cashed in leading American cities. They are sold at the following rates: 15 ami under Over III) Ui (.'»! Over Overt . to 111) i i.i mi Capital __A Sar»l-i »e.__o,ooo H. C. SEAMAN, Manager. SOUTH FORT GEORGE, B. C. to tlmi effect hiwl we read in \ our daily newspapers, On the contrary, day after day, pur eyes had fallen with gladness ! upon thn most exilarating re ports about business conditions | and affairs. Knthusiastio headlines proclaimed the great tidings of advancing prosperity and abundant crops. If here and there we met an individual pessimist, we had daily columns of optimism with which to overwhelm him. And now, of a sudden, the railroads, Bometijnes culled the business pulse of the country, announce that business is ho bad ii.nd the outlook so gloomy they must reduce their staffs by lifty thousand men. We do not know how this can be true, hut assuming that nough? If this is the best we can do with this world of ours, that men must starve because there is too much wealth in it, you might think we had better call tlie whole thing off and go back anil stnrt over again. You might also tl.Onk that our perspective of things important needs readjustment. For surely nothing else be of any real importance except this absurd and most pernicious condition, So long as millions of human lieings n,re at tl..i mercy of such blind and cra/.y forces it would seem foolish to write hooks or study problems or acquire wisdom on any subject not connected with this. So long as overproduction causes starvation the worli" W^ Nechaco M II■• Kiver water- M. \_f__, frontage _^ _ Within one ^J g_. I £_. mile of sub- saie ns* N H WESLEY, Second street it is, one question at once oo- must necessarily \k far askew ^ ate ______ curs to the average mind. Why has the daily press dealt in this respect so unfairly with UH? Either it is an accurate mirror of the times or it is worthless. If what thc railroad managers Hay is true the. press has been far worse than an inacur anil civilization largely nominal. And yet we are not aware that tin suggestion is any more preposterous than that there -hould lie at any time a threat of scarcity or a depression in business in the United States, here, year after year, we pro Fort George Brick Co. We are now prepared to accept orders for brick and lime. Also to job by contract. Satisfaction guaranteed. Jorgensen * Knox Proprietors Laselle ave., South Fort George Occidental [otel HOUSE TO KENT, 2 rooms, until Mnrch 1st., next. $10. per month—Apply this oflice. ate reflector; it has wilfully Iduce vastly more'than we con nnil designedly deceived us con-1 mime, GENERAL REPAIRING at W. T. Halm. Shoes, harness, Gents clothing cleaned and pressed. Japanese oil painting on glass. Most modern up-to-date hotel in the interior of British Columbia. New four-storey building. Accommodation for 120 guests All outside rooms—large, well-lighted and ventilated. Steam heated. RATES $2.00 PER DAY UP Weekly and monthly rates on application Wire for rooms Wire for rooms 5 QUESNEL R B.C. R ] :< THE BANK OF VANCOUVER VANCOUVER. ■■ C. CAPITAL AUTHORISED D I R R C T 0 R S It P. Mclennan. Eki.. Pre.kl.ml: Mc- Lennan, M.-K .-.-I, a Co.. Wholesale IlitrOwarc. Vaacouver, H.0. M. II. CAKI.IN, Blq., Vu-.. I-r.-Hi.l.-nt. Cuiilt-llit. Victoria, ll.C. BIS HONOR T. W. PATKRSOM. Lieutenant-Governor Hrltl.li Columbia. I.. W. SIIATKIUlll. Esq., Ml, A., Her- cbnnt, lleillev, H.C. W. II. MALKIN, Kill.. The W. II. Malkin Co.. Mil.. Wliole.nlc Orocera, Vancouver, U.C. •1.000,000 Robert Kennedy, New Westminster. , , J. A. MITCIIKI.I.. Kk<1.. C_.pit_.lllt. Victoria, 11. 0. . R. II. IIKAPH, K_q., R. II- Heany « Co.. Lumber anil Timber; Plt-lileM Columbia Trust Co.. Lul., Vn u- ver, 11. C. J. A. IIARVKV. Ban... K.O., l-fm"l, ol Cranbrook. II.C. Vancouver, 111- A. I.. DKWAR. General Manager, GENERAL BANKING MISINESH TRANSACTED Fort George Branch; F. N. DEWAR, Manager. ^^^^^^^M^MM^2j^^-K_^^M_i_5i_j4__»._i;-_.-_;^ RUSSELL PEDEN W. .. C00K1. o E. L. KEPNER, Proprietor P. G. B. BODEKER Land Timber Cruiser Pre-emption. Located. SOUTH FORT GEOROE, B. C. Et-IKATM _U__IT.ID. gore & McGregor, B. C, LAND SURVEYORS Victoria and Fort Georqe. B. C. The NORTHERN LUMBER CO. GENERAL MERCHANTS and manufacturers of all kinds of rough and dressed LUMBER We are consistent in our prices and the stock is new in our big Second St. Store Our lumber is dry and must be used to make building resist the frost of winter t\m Store, Office and Lumber Yard, South Foil George jj
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