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SUUTH FORT GEORGE, B. C, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1914,
$3 PER ANNUM
PREMIER BORDEN A
. tPWABLE VISITOR
He.JVjjl Go IntirVtlk Yukon and
' FrobablH ake a'Trip Over
the-G. T.P.
Splendid progress is being
made 0n the big railway bridge
which crosses the Fraser River
ai Prince George, A staff of 550
men are working day and night
0I1 the construction. All the
piers on the first channel, with
the exception of No. 5 are above
water,
[he sleel construction gang
who have been expected since
tlK. 10th of the month, arrived
' It has-'ljeen announced that
during the coming summer Premier R, L. Borden, accompanied
by one or two of his ministers,
will vi.it the west. The proposed trip will extend as far
"north as the Yukon, which has
never yet been visited by a
exception of the damage wrought
to the temporary bridge two
months ago by the ice jam,
things have gone ahead smoothly!
and Mr. Houston, superintendent for the Bates-Rogers Construction Co., is confident that
things will be in first-class shape prime ministe..
before high water comes. Premier Porden's last trip to
When completed this will be the west was in 1911, but he did
the largest and most modern not go as far as the Pacific coast,
railway bridge on the western This summer he will visit the
division of the G. T. P. and will: coast cities and go to Dawson,
have taken nine months to build.; It is quite possible that he will
The bridge across the Nechaco j either go to the Pacific over the
at Fort Fraser is now the only mew Grand Trunk Pacific or restructure of any importance to! turn by that road.
ENLIGHTEN PEOPLE
ON Ml AFFAIRS
Elaborate Memorandum on the
Whole Affair Will be Given
the Public.
yesterday and commenced work
today. The steel work on the
bridge over the first channel will
be completed before the end of „_^^_^__^^^^_^^^_____1^^^^^ ,^^^_
the nresent month, and the en-j be built on the line. Like all j It is also quite probable that'mons and senate and will be is-
be finished
Ottawa, March 10.-The application of the Canadian Northern railway for a bond guarantee
was informally discussed by the
cabinet on Saturday and it is
understood that the question has
been referred to a sub-committee
of the council to give due consideration to the whole problem.
The C.N.R. officials have evidently decided that it is best to
take not only the government
but the country into its confidence and an elaborate memorandum stating the whole position
of the road is being prepared and
will be placed in the hands of the
members of the House of Com
Itire structure wi —I**********************—
[about the beginning of-June,
The undertaking is a large one
I ami many difficulties have had to
he met and overcome. With the
other construction officials, Mr.
Houston is of opinion that the
complete transcontinental system will be in working order
early this summer.
the Prince of Wales
through here on his
tour.
will pass
Canadian
Ithe prince george
construction co.
{Local Organization Formed This
Wi' Has Modern Ideas on
B ildi ■.'• Concrete and
Brick Specialists.
A new company that will without doubt play an important part
in the upbuilding of this town
and Prince George is the Prince
George Construction Company,
organized this vieek. Its officerf
are: President. W. C. Fowler;
Vice-president r^r.aldMatheson;
ecrctnrv-tr J. v^er, J. 0. Wil-
w ... ■
Messrs. Fowler and Matheson
lare well-known builders, Mr.
Fowler coming from Vancouver
where he was superintendent foJ
the B mgalow Finance & Build-
inn''"., in organization that has
erected hundreds of handsome
residences in the Terminal City.
Mr, .Matheson i3 a specialist in
reinforced concrete and brick
work and built many of Vancouver's most imposing structures,
among these being the well-
known Pacific Building.
The new company have ample
financial backing and are prepared to erect buildings of any
proportions in record time. For
tlu' present they are directing
their attention to buildings of
ne residence class, and Thursday
commenced work on a bungalow
on Lot 10, Block 175, Prince
George, Later on, or as soon as
proper grades and levels can be
secured, the company intends to
make a specialty of reinforced
concrete bungalows. This type
of residence is the last word in
scientific construction and can lie
npleted in an unbelievably
■short time.
1» conversation with The Herald Mr. Fowler stated that in his
opinion reinforced concrete would
enter largely into the construction of the better class of buildings hare, as all the materials
f,»' such work can be obtained
cl°se at hand.
SPUING FASHIONS
Ladies of the district will in
future be able to keep up with
tno latest styles of millinery and
Nothing as seen in the shops of
New York and Toronto. Mrs.
Matheson, who returned to town
his week from a business trip
t0 Toronto and other Eastern
cfntres, states that a large consignment of hats, ladies' suits
am fancy -r00lis is on the way
aml will be displayed on arrival
n her attractive store on Hamilton avenue, This is something
w the ladies of South For
u'01'K'c to look forward to.
COAL MINING MAGNATE
WILL SPYOUT THE LAND
Vancouver. March 12. -D. A,
Thomas, the Welsh coal magnate
who is at the head of a railway
company seeking a charter to
build from north of Prince
Rupert to Prince Albert, Sask,,
is on his way here to look into
the possibilities of the Groundhog fields, near Hazelton.
PROVINCE WILL HAVE
SIX NEW MEMBERS
Ottawa, March 12.-The proposed redistribution bill brought
down today gives British Columbia six new members in the Dominion House. Vancouver gets
two; North Vancouver and adjacent municipalities one; South
Vancouver, Point Grey. Burnaby and Fraser Valley one; and
Northern B. C, one.
THIRTY-ONE DIE
IN ST. LOUIS FIRE
SPORTING AUTHORITY PASSES
Pan Francisco. March 12.—
W. W. Naughton, the dean of!
American sport writers and an j St. Louis, Mo., March 1?.-
in.e-national authority on box-;Thirty-one dead were removed
ing, dind here yesterday. He!today from the ruins
sued to the press.
Officials of the road make no
secret of their belief that a large
part of the opposition to any aid
is inspired by the C.P.R. interests. The C.P.R., they say,
would like to get control of the
new transcontinental system.
was lor years connected
the Examiner of this city,
was an Australian.
BIG FIRE AT PORTLAND.
Portland, Ore., March 13.- A
disastrous fire broke out yesterday on the waterfront here and
■ the
with Missouri Athletic Club 'lire.
He'Many were injured by being
.trampled upon in the rush to
j escape from the building.
\MiU.l\_ IN BAD AGAIN
Glasgow, March 12. —Emme-
ine Pankhurst, the militant suf-
swept a large portion of the | fragette, was arrested after a
wharf and warehouse section
The damage is estimated at one
million dollars.
T0R0NT0S BEAT CANADIENS.
TorOnto, March 13.-Toronto
beat Canadiens last night, thus
fierce fight in St. Andrew's Hall
last night.
COAST CURLERS WIN
Vancouver, March 12.—A Vancouver rink was first in the Chal-
. . , , .. , , , lenge finals today, with the
winning the championship of the, Gour, rink of WinnipeR second
National . Hockey Assocition.
They meet Victoria tonight in the
first of a series of five games for
the Stanley Cup and the hockey
championship of the world.
SE LS ANCESTRAL ACRES
London, March 12.-The Duke
of Sutherland, who has already
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ disposed of thousands of acres of
TRUE BILL AGAINST KRAFCHENKO. i 'a»d '» Scotland, has decided to
Morden, Man., March 10.-A| auction300,000 acres of his Suth-
true bill has been returned j erlandshire holdings.
against Krafchenko who will now
be tried on the charge of murdering 11. S. Arnold, manager of
the Bank of Montreal, Plum
Coulee,
Ottawa, March 9.—Sir Thomas
Shaughnessy, head of the C. P.
R., was asked Saturday for a
statement as to the report current in parliamentary corridors
that the opposition to the proposed assistance to the Canadian
Northern was being inspired by
the Canadian Pacific interests,
The following epigrammatic reply was received by wire from
SirTnomas. "Canad'an Northern
officials who, according to your
query blame the C.P.R. for opposition to further grants by the
government to Mackenzie and
Mann are a bit confused. It has
not occurred to them that in this
instance C.P.R. probably means
"Canadian People" not "Canadian Pacific."
(Signed) T. G. Shaughnessy.'
RITCHIE BEATS WOLGAST.
Milwaukee, March 13. -In a
10-round boxing contest here last
night, Willie Ritchie, lightweight
champion, won the decision over
Ad, Wolgast, former champion,
Ritchie had the best of the fight
all through, knocking Wolgast
down in the fourth round for the
count of four. Betting was 10
to 7 in Ritchie's favor.
TAMING THE TIGER
New York, March 12.-The
name of Charles F. Murphy, the
Tammany leader, was removed
from the National Democratic
rolls today for non-payment of
dues.
HOME RULE COMPROMISE
London, March 12.—Premier
Asquith in the House today
suggested a six-year exclusion
from Home Rule for the Protestant Ulster counties.
THE DEADLY "PILL"
Ottawa, March 12.--In the
House of Commons today Hon.
Andrew Brodeur introduced a
resolution to abolish the manufacture of cigarettes in Canada
and forbid their entry from other
countries. A special committee
was appointed to investigate the
evil.
The Wolgas-Moran light pictures
were witnessed by a large crowd nt the
Kort George Theatre Inst ni^ht. The
pictures were good, every movement
of the boxers being seen on the screen.
Tho pictures show that Montn's frequent appeals to lhe referee were in
many cases justified. The resulc of
the Woolgast* Ritchie fight was announced during the evening.
gent Lots
11 Receive First Chance
ly Auction
Only about 48 miles of steel has now to be laid before
the completion of Canada's shortest transcontinental rail.
way. Good progress is being made by the steel-laying
gangs and it is only a matter of days now till steel meets
steel somewhere in the vicinity of Fort Fraser. It is not
likely that the occasion will be officially celebrated until
some time in summer, when it is expected that Premier
Borden will drive the golden spike.
Vancouver, March 13.™J. W. Stewart, of Foley, Welch
& Stewart, builders of the Pacific Great Eastern, announces that work on the road will be rushed at once. Ten
thousane men will have their headquarters at Prince
George during the coming summer. The section from
Prince George south to Kelly Lake will be completed this
summer. Good progress is being made on the lower end
of the road.
D. F. M. Perkins,
Secretary Conservative Assn.
South Fort George.
Your lettergram received.
Have arranged to have all lots
squatted upon first put up at
sale at Soutii Fort George.
W. R. ROSS.
On February 10th news was
received here that the government would sell by auction all its
property in South Fort George,
Central Fort George, and half of
its Prince George holdings. The
first sale was announced to be
held in Vancouver about May 25.
There are about 160 government-owned lots in South Fort
George, and of this number easi-
100 have been "squatted" upon
by citizens. Many of these are
of the most valuable in town,
and building.*!, in some cases,
costing thousands of dollars have
been erected thereon.
It came, therefore, as something of a shock to these "squatters" that if they were to get a
chance to purchase lots they occupied they must journey to
Vancouver, an undertaking that
would mean the loss of considerable valuable time, not to mention the expense such a journey
would incur.
The Chamber of Commerce
and the Conservative Association
at once took the matter up with
Minister of Lands Ross, with the
result as stated above. Local
residents and holders of government lots will, therefore, have
first chance to bid on the property.
Frank A. Ellis, who acted as
auctioneer in the Vancouver and
Vancouver and Edmonton sales
of Prince George lots, is to handle
the sale for the government.
The exact date of the sale has
not yet been learned.
ABBOTSFORD BANK HELD
UP BY ITALIAN BANDIUS
Abbotsford, B.C., March 12-
The Royal Bank was held up
here today by five Italian bandits,
who got away with two thousand
dollars. While three of the gang
held up the staff with drawn revolvers, the remaining two emj -
tied their guns in the street,
completely terrorizing the townspeople,
ENGLISH LACROSSE TEAM
Vancouver, March 12.—Con
Jones, who has just returned
from a trip to England, states
that an English lacrosse team
vvill tour Canada in June, playing
exhibition games at the principal
cities.
ULSTER WILL FIGHT
London, March 11. —Belfast
telegrams indicate that Unionists
there receive Premier Asquith's
home rule proposals with anything but cordiality. Right Hon.
Thomas Andrews, one of the
principal Ulster Unionists, who
is not in parliament, remarked
to the Morning Post: "We have
gone so far that we are prepared
to fight to the finish. The idea
of having our fate hanging over
us for six years is preposterous."
The Morning Post's Dublin representative wires that among
Nationalists there is considerable anger at the concession
made by Mr. Asquith and apparently approved by John Redmond.
NO TRAIN THIS MORNING.
Owing to a landslide at Mile
156 the train due to leave this
morning has been cancelled. A
large number of workmen are
clearing the obstruction and
it is anticipated traffic will be
resumed tomorrow,
TRAIN SCHEDULE.
Arrive Depart
6 p.m. Monday 8 a.m. Tuesday
6 p.m Wednesday 8 a.m. Thursday
6 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. Saturday
Autos and rigs from South Fort
George meet all trains.
G. T. P. MAILS.
Mails going over G. T. P. must be
posted at End of Steel Post Ollice, and
mail coming over railway must be addressed "End of Steel, G.T.P. West,
B. C.
STAGES.
Inland Express Stages leave South
Fort, George lor Quesnel, Ashcroft and
other points on the Cariooo Road every
Tuesday and Friday at 4 a.m., and arrive every Wednesday and Saturday
about 7 p.m.
MAILS.
Closes Mondays and Thursdays at 6
p.m.; Registered at 6 p.m.
FORT GE0RGE-F0LEYS
WINJOCKEY COP
For the first time in the history*
of local hockey the Northern
Lumber Co. Cup emblematic of
the Northern Interior championship, leaves South Fort George.
On the Fort George rink last
Saturday the combination team
won by a score of 9—4, thus
winning a majority of the games.
South has failed to win one game *
out of the series, playing two
contests to a draw.
The South team have been
dogged by bad luck all season,
never being able to put anything
that resembled their strongest
team on the ice. On the other
hand great credit must be given
the Fort George-Foley team for
their splendid work during the
season, having shown, on occasions, hockey of the fastest kihd.
EDMON TON'S FIELD
IN PRINCE GEORGE
Edmonton, March 10.— That
Edmonton merchants have long
been aware ot the importance of
their obtaining a foothold in such
towns as Prince George, is the
purport of information given out
by Secretary Fisher of the Edmonton Board of Trade.
Much publicity has recently
been given to statements bearing
a suggestion that Edmonton
merchants, if they expect to obtain the business of Prince
George, would have to establish
a firm foothold prior io the entry
of railways from the Pacific
c ast.
Edmonton merchants are now
doing all they can to impress
upon the dealers of Fort George
district that Edmonton provides
their most reasonable and natural market centre.
SENTENCE COMMUTED
Prince Albert, _S._x._t 13.-Louis
Ratz, sentenced to be hung here
on the 16th inst for the murder
of Charles Bruggencote. has had
his sentence commuted to life
imprisonment.
Great credit must be given to the
citizens who have gone to the expenie
and trouble of laying the city crossings
with sawdust for their public spirit.
The streets of South Fort George are
certainly no credit to a city of this size
and importance. The matter, however, is being looked after by the committee on civic improvements of the
Chamber of Commerc-*, and it is to be
hoped that something wilt he done in
the very near future to have thii
grievance remedied.
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Saturday, March 14, 1914.
THE DEPOT LOCATION.
.*■ ■; n. Martin Burrell. to the secretary of
rval ve association, and published in last
if The Herald, is of more than ordinary in-
large investors
The letter ii
the local Conse
week's issue o:
terest to the people of this town and to the
in Prince George. _
familiar with the local situation and with the
Grand Trunk townsite, the site at the
is a preposterous one and utterly im-
vay point of view.
become convinced of this fact. On the
street location is an ideal and natural
Z the fact that it would best serve the interests of fuiiy nine-tenths of the residents.
sion to purchase the toilowing de- purchasi
scribed lands:
Commencing at a post planted
about one-halt mile east of the easl
bank ot the Finlay River aboul
thirty-tour miles from its moulh.
marked "J. M.'s S. W. Corner";
thence east 80 chains, thence nortl:
SO chains, thence west SO chains
thence south SO chains to point ol
comnicncement, containing 64ti :u-i e .-
more or less.
JOSEPH MORRISON-, Applicant.
JOHN' MacDONELL. Agent.
Julv 18th, 1913.
Distrii i
To thos
*'] "■-•'••■
foot of M;
possible
view th
contrar;
site, lea
from a
Mr. Burrell s
evidently appre
tnnoeraDhv ant
1 his associates in the Dominion Cabinet
the fact that their knowledge of local
Port George Land Districl.
of Pence Hiver
TAKE notice that I, John Dougla.-*
Smyth, of Vancouver, Broker, intend
to apply for permission to purchase
the following described lands:
, Conunencing at a post planled
One has Only tO about two miles north and two miles
west from the head of Deserters'
Canyon on the left bank of the Finlay
River, and marked "J. D. S., N.W.
Corner Post." thence east SO chains,
thence south SO chains, thence west
SO chains, tiience north 80 chains io
point of commencement; containing
610 acres, more or less.
JOHN DOUGLAS SMYTH.
\i g, Ti,. 191'C Garfield Smith Agent
1'. i
1 "IT 1' '
a j'e'st planted on
'lie> Kinlay River
from llie* mouth,
: S. \V. corner";
iains, thence north
y"
■ • v.. s: so chains
the : Ivi r. thence
poinl
■ -~ ■■ '
:;. ol the river to
,1'. mi in, containing
480 :
cres, i o . e
r 1* ss.
FRANK
01, Applicant.
July
JOHN M
18th, 1913.
icDONELL, Agent.,
Fori
Georgt Lan
1 liistrict. District
TA
KE notici tl
at Sj ilni'v Crighton
of Vl
ncouve : .
'.. occupation, Mer-
clean
sion
Ce)
, intends in
to |>:::e h:
ilee'el lai
apply tor permis-
ne lhe following
a posl iilanti'd on
th- (
aft bank ei
tin* Finlay River,
abou
1 . IUl
nortl
1 i : ll
thlrty-thr
e miles from its
S c.'s S. W. Cor-
e liains. Ihenee
■■.■i.e.' wesl 80
th 80 chains to
• .:. containing
iciaie
1 business conditions is limited, as the fol-
m his letter would indicate:
mav aad
hat it was felt by the Government that
if on the"facts there should be serious injustice it still
leaves the Board of Railway Commissioners power to
act under Section 29 of the'Railway Act. to wit, viz:
'the Board may refuse, rescind, change, alter or vary
any order or decision made by it."'
The present building development at Prince George
centres at George street, and it is evident that, the big investors do not take the Maple street site seriously.
The Herald is firmly of the opinion that when the air
has cleared and tlie building of Prince Georee city is firmly Athabasca, in the Province of Alberta.
In the matter of the estate of I-red-
e'rick John Shapland Veysey, late
of Mile 172. G.T.P., in the Province
of British Columbia, deceased.
PUFSUANT to an order of His Hon-
l'urt George Land District, Distriet
of Peace Hiver
TAKE notico that I, Henry Anthony Therbeig, of Vancouver, B. C
paperhanger, intend to apply for permission to purchase the following
described lands:
Commencing at a post planted on
the west side of the Finlay River
about one mile north and three miles
west of the head of Deserters' Canyon and marked "H. A. T., N.E. Corner Post," thence south SO chains,
thence west 80 chains, thence north
80 chains, thence east SO chains to
point of commencement; containing
8411 acres, more or less.
HENRY ANTHONY THERBERG,
\-i_. 30, 191... Garfield Smith, Agent
lar
Comi
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
CLAIMANTS.
In the District Court of the District of
the 1 asl I . '
about th '
■ . th, mai ki I 'I
ner"; thei ■ * isl
north 80 1 h 1 :.:.
chair.s more or le
thence soutii folio
tho river to poinl
containing 4se> a,
GEORGE
JOHN M
July 18th, 1913
Fort George L
ipplicant.
trict. District
• 1; rge Clark of
ei e upation, plumb-
1.1" permission to
lowing described
a post planted on
llie Finlay River, ,
mile 3 from its
[. C.'s S. W. Cor- ;
4m chains, thence i
thence west 80
s 10 the river, 1
vlng the course of
'if commencement,
ne s. more or less.
CLARK. Applicant, j
DONELL, Agent.
ei__\_?uuUe__y__gi_<&
Our big stock of Rough and Dressed Fir and
Spruce Lumber has been getting drier ,e
day so hat today we can supply vou v
absolutely dry stock, carefully manufactum]
Our Stock of Builders' Hardware
and Roofing Was Never So Complete
Drop into our big Second Street Store and
we will give you rock-bottom Prices on almost anything you require.
Northern Lumber & Mercantile
Company, Limited
Sole Agents for the "HOUPT of HOBBERLIN"
Clothing,
SECOND STREET - . South
W. F. COOKE, Pru. RUSSELL PEDEN, Vi«*Pr«.
t>_i
Fort George
<* E ItUOffllffl, Swtto,
District
ct.
District
established, the passenger depot will remain in the only
feasible location-at the foot of George street—in which
locality are now permanently established the freight depot,
offices, yards and workshops of the Grand Trunk Pacific,
and where, it is reasonably certain the terminals of the
Pacific Great Eastern will be placed.
4 5 TAKK ii.
InBWorth of V;
i:,,-:,. Laborer,
pi 1 mission to
ine described
Commencin)
the cist bani
nr,
Albert Iloll-
B. C, occupa-
to apply for
the follow-
our Judge Noel, dated the 26th day of
February, A.D. 1914, NOTICE is here mouth, 111:1
by piven that all persons having claims ner"; then
upon the estate of the late Frederick north SO (
John Shapland Veysey, who died at chains moi
Mile 172. G.T.P. Railroad, in the Pro- thence foil
, vince of British Columbia, on the 25th rivi r to poi
I day of October, A.D. 1913, are requireel taining 180
ALBERT HOI
inter
purchase
mils:
.et a post planted on
of the Finlay River
ty-one miles from Us
',,. .1 "A. H.'s s W. Cor-
■• e .si 40 chains, thence
liains, iii ace west SO
or less to the river,
living tiie course of the
it of commencement, con-
Fort George Land Dislrict
of Peace River
TAKE notice that lleary Olsen of
Vancouver, B. C, occupation, Real
Estate Broker, intends to apply for
permission to purchase the following
described lands:
Conimencing at a post planted one
mile east of the east bank of the
Finlay River about forty-one miles
from its mouth, marked "H. O.'s S.W.
I Corner"; thence eaBt 80 chains;
'thence north 80 chains; thence west
SO chains; thence soulh 80 ehains to
point of commencement, contuining
C4 0 acrcs, more or less.
HENRY OLSEN, Applicant.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Julv 17th, 1913.
-&.Zt>
CAXCKl.I.YIlON i,|
NOTICE IS HI
the reserve
peared In the B 1 1;
i 2!Uh day ol August.
celled in so fa:
East ball ol Loi
half of 'Loi 5314
in order that :
be made to the G . .
i Development Con
~ I right of waj ;
SERVE
i'ES that
to the
Wes:
istrict,
<• may
Pacific
i, (or
Vlctori
26th
to send to the Standard Trusts Company, Imperial Bank Building, Eelmon-.
ton." Alherta, Public Administrator for
the District of Athabasca, in the Province of Alberta, on or before the 18th
day of April, A.D. 1914, a full statement of their claims and of any securities held by them, duly verified by
Statutory Declaration, and after that
date the"Administrator will proceed to
distribute the assets of the deceased
among the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of
which notice has been so filed.
Dated at Edmonton, this 26th day of
February, A.D. 1914.
THE STANDARD TRUSTS CO.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT LOTS.
Thanks to the representations of local public bodies,
squatters on government townsite lots will be given an
opportunity to purchase the property they have improved
without the expense of a trip to Vancouver or Victoria.
Tlie provincial government has acted very fairly in this
matter, once the injustice of their previously announced
plan was bn ught to their attention.
While the people who erected residences or business
places on government property have really no legal stand-
!*-*.,*. ;„ ri.n ' _\ ...,».,.. , 1 Public Administrator.
mg m the premises, there is a principle of justice involved h. r. Holland, Manager for Alberts,
which, had it been ignored, would have worked keen hardship on many of those interested. The fact that the government had allowed these people to take possession of
the property without a hint of interference or a word of
warning, and the added fact that it was the industry and
enterprise of these same squatters that brought government property to its present values, is sufficient plea that
™e creators of these values should receive first con-
si li ration,
The proceeds from the sale of government lots here, at
Prince George and in the Hammond subdivisions will
.:\'s'.\
ORTH,
Applicant
CDONELL, Agent.
July
Fori
probab'
would
areas
it woul
total an enormous figure. If the government
-fourth of it in the development of these
sidewalks, street grading, etc.,—what a boost
be for us all.
il
• 1
ai
estimates of expenditure for the ensuing
•rably less than the amount called for last
fence amounting to some four millions. The
nch bears the bulk of this reduction, its
eing reduced about one-half. The amount
' _; for Cariboo District is $144,000; last year it was
With the approach of the good old
summer time has brought to our city
a multitude of people congregated
from the four corners of the earth,
a sample of which can be seen any
afternoon on Hamilton Avenue,
which presents a swimming sea of
mingled faces articulating every
language, dialect and gibberage in
the human vocabulary, ard representing mostly every type of the
human race, from the smart city
bnsiness man to the degenerated
hobo, whose sole means of existence
is to prey upon the hospitalities of
the hardworking and honest laborer
while exhilarated from the effects of
his holiday indulgence.
And while we can boast of the
greatest variation of the human
character, yet to the close observer
there is a common trait which is
a peculiar characteristic of the pioneer element that unconsciously
sends them in advance and which is
characterised by an instinctive business acumen, and demonstaated in
this case from the fact that ninety
per cent, of them end up by purchasing their poods at Kennedy-
Blair's store, where we have the
greatest sale on ever put forth in
Central B.C. And when it comes to
prices we have established a precedent almost astonishing.
Legislation 1
legislature pro
as been adopted by the British Columbia
iding for an extension of the Pacific Great
Eastern rail • from Prince George for a distance of 330
miles. This will tap the Peace River country and Van-!
couver is counting strongly on corralling its trade. The
bill stipulates that the entire line most be open to traffic;
within three years, and the record of the McBride govern-'
ment for getting things done leads one to believe that this;
part of the contract will be carried out.—Edmonton!
Journal,
Messrs. Ilayw
Legislature, ha\
that will accrue
by following ou
Commission in
the farmers
sympathize
ard and Lucas, speaking in the Provincial
e drawn a bright picture of the benefits
to nearly everybody in British Columbia
the recommendations cf the Agricultural
Space
prices,
will not allow us to quote
but here are some of them.
ii.c matter of providing cheap money for
With the hopes thus raised everybody will
Hie scheme looks all right as it. is outlined
Magnificent Blankets, per pair $4.00
Beautiful Pillows . . .85
Swell Workmen's Pants . 2.2."
Grand Overalls . .1.10
Stanfield's Highest grade of
Underwear . . . 4.00
Men's Fine Woollen Top Shirts 1.25
Stetson Hats . . . 4.do
High-class Slater Shoes . 4.25
Other lines in proportion.
Kennedy, Blair
& Co., Ltd.
Where a Man can Buy as
Cheap as a Child
JOHN M
18th, 1913.
George Land Dial
of Peace Riv
TAKE noiie. that Harry Jacobs of
Vancouver. B.C., occupation, Salesman, intends to apply for permission
to purchase the following described
lands:
Ciflhmenclng at a post planted one
mile east of the east bank ot_ the
Finlay River, about thirty miles from
ils mouth, marked "II. J.'s S. W.
Corner"; thence east 80 cliains.
thence north SO chains, thence west
Sn chains, tlicnce soulh 80 chains to
point of commencement containing
640 acres more or less.
"HARRY JACOBS, Applicant.
JUHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Julv 16th. 1913.
Fort George Land District. District I
of Peace River I ~''p
TAKE notice that John Odeck of Lan':" '' ;
Victoria, B. C, occupation. Logger,
intends to apply for permission to
purchase the following described
lands:
Commencing at a post plantcd
(•bout one and one-half miles east
of the east bank of Finlay River and
about forty-five miles from its mouth,
marked "J. O.'s S. W, Corner";
thence east 80 chains, thence north
y- .---' SO chains, thence west 80 chains;
thence south 80 chains to point of
commencement, containing 640 acres
more or less.
JOHN ODECK, Applicant.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Julv 16th, 1913.
Ni
er, 1913.
Smos-dlO-mar 10
Fort George Land Distritt. District
of Peace River
TAKE noiice that James Shaw of
Vancouver, B. C, occupation. Baker,
intends to apply for permission to
purchase the following described
iands:
Commencing at a post planted on
ithe east bank of the Finlay River
about thirty miles from its mouth.
marked " J. S.'s S. W. Corner";
Fort George Land District.* District
of Peace River
TAKE notice that Timothy Nugent
of Nanaimo. B. C, occupation, Horse-
shoer, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted
about one-half mile east of the east
hank of the Finlay River and about
forty-five miles from its mouth,
marked "T. N.'s S. W. Corner";
thence east 80 chains: thence north
SO chains: thence we3t 80 chains;
thence south 80 chains to point of
commencement; containing 640 acres
more or less.
TIMOTHY NUGENT, Applicant.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
D. PENNES
The Jewelry Manufacturer
Maker of Artistic
Gold and Platinum Mountlnji
: given
Repair work - •' ;.\.
pronij «i',. ration,
,.,.*.r.,if _
Nugget Block ThlrdStml
South Fort George
District
thence t
..si 81
,.
iains,
hn
ce nortii
80 chains, t
ten
t 8
i cliains,
tbence t
ontb
Sll
chains
to
point of
common
temen
. c
mtainl
ng
Mn acres
more or
l.SS.
j a m i:
g _•
haw.
API
Meant.
FOHN
M
iiIKIN
ILL
. Agent.
July 181
i:,
i Dlsti
let.
Koi t Qe
District
TAKI
not!
,.
lut D
inli
1 Joseph
Rose' Of
\'.e:
:, B, C
, Oe
•upation.
Mechanl
. .:
ply
for per-
Prince George
Builders Co. Ltd.
Have two th:
with pantry,
lots cleared a:
$1900
For further
room House.',
Hy completed,
I:r„:c5
S2200
apply
B I
H. WILSON, Mgr., Comer L__t & Snd
P.O. Bo, 64 SOIIHWCMI
Cor
thei
to pom
Ing 641
DA
JOHN
July 18th, l:n
I'oii George I
of
TAKE nol
Robert Warm
Clerk, Intend
sion lo purcl
scrib'-c! lands:
Commencin
about two mil
west from tin
Canyon, and i
Finlav River,
s.w. Corner :
chains, thi nee
south 80 dial
chains to poin
containing 64
WILLI -.M
Si nt. 1, 1913.
ise tin.' following
: osl planted on
of the Finlay River
iniles from its
"D .! I! 's s. W.
i •■ i • So chains.
i i ilns, thi !ie'" -.vest
nee south so chains
Qmeni anient, contain-
more or less.
I. JOSEPH ROSE.
' Applicant.
MacDONELL, Agent.
mil hi-lrict. iTistrict
Peace River
Ice thai I, William
r, of Vancouver, ll.r.,
to apply for permis
ase the following de-
Office : Blair Bldi ■'
George, B. I
Branch Office: Central Av.
Kurt George
! let a post planleil
•s nortli and two miles
i head of Deswters'
n ih" casl bank of Ihe
md marked "\V. R. W..
'ost," llience norlh 80
east 80 chains, (hence
ns, thence west SO
i of commencement;
i acres, more or less.
Fort George Land District,
of Peace River
TAKE notice that Thomas Hedican
of Courtney,-B.C., occupation, Contractor, intends to apply for permis- i
sion to purchase the following (le-!T7RANK W WILSON
scribed lands: l xw-.ix__ ■ <nlicitOr.
Commencing at a post planted: Barrister, WW
about one mile east of the east bank j Notll'Y 1'ubllC
of the Finlay River and about | " • , p.*
thirtvseven miles from its mouth; Affl^o • Rlmr II ■■■'"
marked "T. H.'s S. W. Corner";
thence east 80 ehains; thence north
;80 chains; thence west 80 chains;
ihcnce south 80 chainB to point of
commencement; containing 640 acres
more or less.
THOMAS HEDICAN, Applicant.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
July loth. ion.
Fort George Land District. District'
of Peace River
TAKE notice that Alfred T. Brett
of Vancouver, B.C occupation, fore-
; man, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:
Comnieneing at a post planted on
the east bank of the Finlay River
I about thirty-seven miles from its
! mouth, marked "A. T. H.'s S. W.
ICorner"; thence east 80 chains:
'thence nortli 80 chains; thence west
80 chains; thence south 80 chains t"
point of commencement; containing 640 acres, more or less.
ALFRED T. BRETT, Applicant.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
July 18th, 1913.
ROOMS TO
Victoria Hotel
District
ROBERT
Garfl 'M
WARNER
Smith, Agr
:
Fort <;
0 I."
if Pe
IKE l.i
le, Of V
l)l*.ll ll
Rlvei
! H I,
purcl
lands:
Dislrict
fames R.
.. Broker,
iiss;iin to
ill scribed
First-class Dray.
not,'only in "the'report of the commission but also in the J Wood all Lengths'™
persuasive eloquence of its two chief sponsors. When, I ' °
however, the time comes for putting it in practice there
will be need of caution a.s well as enthusiasm if disaster
und disappointment are to be avoided.—Province.
Phone 93, South Fort Oeorge.
FRED COOK.
BATHS
Porcelain tub. Hotel Robuits.
Commc
about iwe
west trom the head
ni and on the "
y River, a
Corner Pi
chairs, thencc wi sl 80 eli
nor'h 80 chains, thenc
chains to | oinl ol com
containing 640 acres, in
IAMES It
111
larkei
thenc
planted
wo miles
)eserters'
ik of the
'J, R. L.,
soulh 80
is, tbence
eaet so
neement:
■ or less,
LYNCH,
Fort George Land District,
of Peace River
TAKE notice that Herbert M.
Leighton of Vancouver, B. C, occupation, clerk, intends to apply for
permission to purchase the following
deacrlbed lands:
Commencing at a post planted
about 1-4 mile east of the east bank
of the Finlay River, and about
'"! thirty-six miles from Its moutli
: marked "II. M. L.'s S. W. Comer";
! thonce east 80 chains; thence north
j 80 chains; thence west 80 chains;
'thence'south 80 chains to point of
! commencement; contain 640 acres,
more or less.
HERBERT M, LEIGHTON,
Applicant
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent
July 18th, 1913.
OPPOSITE CL
Third Street • s
BENJAMIN
Aerated Water
Manufacturer
SPECIALTIES:
Dry Ginger Ale & Fruit Wi0
We have 1200 cor
dry wood,
and cheap.
it voui
|Sept. 1, l'JlS. Garflold Smith, Agent.
I, P. ECKSTEIN
Barrister, Solicitor, Etc.
Bennett Building
South Fort George, • B.C.
CHAS. MALASSES. M«^
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I" _-B^_f:J»-
'4 Than tow*_Swr0Stta«W l
jj DANFORTH&M'lSyl
S r/.n,rn,'lor» lirsl
Conlmi'leerx
and Builders
'i
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»■ - - DEPUi LUIAIWN
(TorontoSaturday Nitflit.)
At Ottawa the Cabinet Council has ruled against the contention of the Grand Trunk Pacific
a, regards tlie location of their
station site on Prince George,
j* g townsite. and has incidentally "boosted" the Napoleonic
aspirations of George J. Hammond to an extent. Hammond,
who is a product of the United
States, where he is said to have
had a most interesting career, is
the head of the Natural Resources Security Company, of
Vancouver. Prior to the selection of a townsite area by the
(irand Trunk Pacilic, Hammond,
Well aware that the railway
would locate its station at some
point in the Fort George region,
bought up huge tracts of land at
low prices, and then started an
advertising game to sell his
holdings out as town lots in the
future Fort George. Hammond
was not aware where the G.T.P.
would plant its station, but he
did not worry over a little thing
like that, Hammond got out
maps wherein he himself located
the depot, always in reasonable
proximity to his own stretches
of land, and advertised lavishly.
When he got tired of having the
station site in one place he put
lit somewhere else, and the records show that he sold about
$350,000 of his "town lots" to
easily excited "investors" all
over Canada, When the Grand
Trunk Pacific finally laid out
and surveyed what was to be
the official townsite of Fort
George, which the G.T.P. named
Prince George, so as not to conflict with Hammond's lot-selling
orgy, the railroad decided to
build its station some 7,000 feet
east of where Hammond's town-
site lay, Hammond filed the
survey of his Fort George with
the British Columbia government, and this real estater prepared to put' up' a fight with the
Grand Trunk Pacific over the
station site. Hammond naturally wished the station to be as
near as possible to his Fort
George. The Grand Trunk people
prepared to locate the depot
about in the centre of their official townsite, at a point where
they urged there was a naturally
level space which would afford
facilities for sidings, as well as
giving an easy approach for
trains. The matter was threshed out before the Dominion Railway Board, which appeared to
think a compromise location was
the way out of the difficulty, and
finally ordered that the station
should be built on the townsite
of Prince George, 3000 feet east
immond's area. This order
was made in May, 1913, and
the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
recently took an appeal to Ot-
jawa before the Governor-Gen-
eral-in-Council. There was quite
•rray of legal men present,
phe G.T.P argued that as they
sold at auction and otherwise between two and three
million dollars worth of lots in
rince George their depot should
«*' Placed so as to best serve the
Wer ests of this townsite, They
pesired the station to be some
1 ieet from Hammond's parol- land. However, the
order of May stands, as decided
'V -he Cabinet Council, and un-
5s some further appeal is taken
" G.T.P. depot will be built
-•00° f£,et, instead of 7,000 feet.
,. rom Hammond's lands.
Uhen the Natural Resources Se-
PUVIty Company was at the
wight of its selling campaign,
11 induced people to pay fancy
Prices for "business lots," none
°' which can be less than a long
Ijwi mile from the station. With
^ development of the official
townsite of Fort George, owned
J the Grand Trunk Pacific, the
Hammond locations would appear
«> be to a large extent shut off
■J"™-what will become the business and residential centre of
18 new community, and doubt-
°~— "5*»I"Bl naving done so.
The most undesirable feature of
the recent decision of the Cabinet Council is, however, that it
will encourage such promoters
as Hammond to attempt further
to waylay the intentions of the
railroads and others for the purpose of feathering their own
nests. Through the manipulations of Hammond the station
site of the G.T.P. will be erected
at a spot which practically ignores the claims to consideration
of South Fort George, an old-
established community with a
population of some 1500 people.
In addressing the members of
the Council gathered to hear the
appeal, Mr, Fripp, representing
South Fort George, said :
"We have the only substantia!
town in that locality, and we
submit that our interests ought
to be paramount to the interests
of the speculators, on the one
hand, and others on the other
hand. Ths Natural Resources
Security Corporation, headed by
a gentleman who is better known
in the United States than he is
in Canada, receives more consideration under this order than the
people who have been living
there for years, and who have an
established town, We have the
station fixed to accommodate
this town with a mushroom
growth. Last year I brought a
man from Winnipeg and asked
him to look at this place, and he
gave his evidence, which is to be
found on page98of the 'Record,'
and he tells you that this proposed town at Fort George is a
concern run by this development
company, or security company,
to make money. They have a
few stores there, but they are
paying everyone to stay there
until the station site is settled.
On the other hand, we have the
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Company, who have also a town-
site that they want to exploit
le-nds to apply for perniission to purcliuse the following described lanels:
Commanclng at a post planteel on the
N.E, hank of ihe Finlay river, about 13
miles upstream from Fort Graham and
erne mile easl. marked .1. A.'s S W. corner, th.'iice east Sll chains, thence north
SO eliains, thenee west Sll chains, tiience
seeiith Sli chains to point of commencement, containing 640 acres, more or leas.
JOHN ANDERSON.
JOHX iMacDOXIiLL, Agent.
I'.'iteel 22nd July, 1913.
Fort Georgo Land District. District of
TAKIO notice that David Elder of Vancouver, B. C, teamster, intends to
apply for permission to purchase the
following described lamls:
Commencing at a post planted on the
N.E. bank of the Finlay river, about 13
miles upstream from Fort Graham and
marked l>. F.'s S.W. corner, tbence easl
SU chains, thence nortli 80 chains, thence
west SO chains, more or less, to tbe
river, tiience following tlie course of tbe
river to point eel' commencement, containing 010 acres, more eer less
I > A VII) ELDER.
JOHX MacDONELL, Agent.
Dated 2211.1 Julv, 1818.
Fort Oeorge _nnd District. Dittrict of
Feace Itiver,
TAKF. notice that Arthur S. Percy of
Vancouver, B, C„ broker, intends to
apply foi- perniission to purchase the
foliuwing described Linels:
Commencing at a post planted on tbe
N.E. lmnk of lhc I 'nlay river, obout Ifi
miles upstream from Fort Graham,
marked A. S. P.'s N.W. corner, thence
east SO cliains, south SO chains, west SO
chains, more or less, to the river, thence
following the course of the river tn point
of commencement, containing 480 acres,
more or less.
ARTHUR S. PERCY.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Oated 22nd Julv, 1913.
Fort Georje Land District. District of
Feace Biver.
TAKE notice that John Cockton of
Vancouver, B. C„ master mariner,
Intends to apply for permission to purchase the following descrilied lands:
Commencing at a pnst planted on the
N.E. bank of the Finlay river, nbout IS
miles upstream from Fort Graham and
one' mile east, marked J. C.'s N.W. cornel', thence east SO chains, thence south
sn chains, thene'e west so chnins, thence
north so chains I" point eef commencement, containing Olu acres, more or less.
JOHN COCKTON.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Dated 22nd Julv, 1913.
Fort George Land District. District of
Peace Eiver.
TAKE notice that Vernon D, Dennlson
of Vancouver, B. ('., broker, intends
tee apply for iiermission to purchase the
following described lanels:
Commencing at a piest planted on the
WE. bank of lhe Finlay river, about 15
miles upstream from Fort Graham and
two miles east, marked V. D. D.'s N.W.
corner, thence east SO chains, tbence
south SO chains, thence west 80 cbains,
thence north SO cbains to point of commencement, containing 610 acres, more
or less.
VERNON D. DRXXISOX.
JOHX MacDOXELL, Agent.
Dated 22nd July 1913.
Vancouver, li. ('., occupation, broker,
intends to apply for permission to
purchase the following described
lands:
Commencing at a post planted
about a quarter of a mile east of the
east bank of the Finlay River about
thirty-eight miles from its mouth,
marked "J. S.'s S. W. Corner";
thence east SO chains; thence north
80 chains; thence west 80 chains*
thence south 80 chains to point of
commencement; containing 640
acres, more or less.
JOHN SMALL, Applicant.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
July 17th, 1913.
Fort George Land District. District
of Peace River
TAKE notice that Clarence C.
Burke, of Vancouver, B.C., occupation, Insurance broker, intends to
apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:
Conimencing at a post planted on
the eaBt bank of the Finlay River
about thirty-nine miles from its
mouth, marked "C. C. B.'s S. W.
Corner"; thence east 60 cliains;
thence north 80 chains; thence west
80 ehains, more or less to river;
thence following the course of the
river south to point of commencement; containing 480 acres, more or
less.
CLARENCE C. BURKE, Applicant.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
July 17th, 1913.
Fort George Land District. District
of Peace River
TAKE notice that Alfred A. Paterson, of Vancouver, B.C., occupation, Engineer, intends to apply for
permission to purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted at
the east bank of the Finlay River
about thirty-eight miles from the
mouth, marked "A. A. P.'s S. W.
Corner"; thence east 20 chains;
thence north 80 chains; thence west
60 chains, more or less to the river;
thence following the course of the
river south to point of commencement, containing 320 acres, more
or less.
ALFRED A. PATERSON, Applicant.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Jlily 17th, 1913.
SASH
Building Papers
In any quantity. DOORS
Ready Roofiings
Store Fronts
Four-foot Wood
G L _E_ .9
Cottage Front Windows
D
$3.75 per cord delivered
Fort George Train?&Lumber Co., Ltd.
Phone 11
SOUTH FOItT GEORGE.
C. MCELROY,
Manager.
Phone 111
FORT GEORGE.
Fort Oeorge Lind District. Slitrlct cf
Feace Rlvei.
TAKE notice that Hartford B. Sccley
of Vancouver, occupation miner, intenrls
tn apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted on the
N.E, bank of the Finlay river, about 11
miles upstream from Fort Oraham and
: one mile east, marked H. B. S.'a N.W.
corner, tbence east SO chains, tbence
I south SO chains, thence west 80 chains,
. . . ,- i tbence north SO cbains to point of com-
and We are the Only Substantial ; mencement, containing 610 acres, more
HARTFORD R SEELET.
JOHN MacDONELL, A.'jent.
people there, who have been doing business, before there was a
railway, and we ought to be considered. We cannot have the!
station right at our town, but the
site suggested by the Grand
Trunk Pacific Company is nearer
to us than the other site, and
consequently the Grand Trunk
Pacific site is supported by our
people. That is the position in a
nutshell, I submit that the principle upon which a station should
be located in a case of this kind
is the greatest good to the actual
settlers. That is our contention.
Why should these gentlemen
have their wishes obeyed, when
they have been advertising these
town lots for the purpose of
making money,
Dated 23rd July, 1013.
b
less;
the
,0
I (lis
Collins Addition
This is the closest-in Rtab-divlsion
lo Fo ith Fort George, being situated
about a quarter of a mile west of
the Post Office, bordering on tho
lownsite, and comprises some of the
fir.cst river frotnge lots in the distiict. It is close to Ihe school and
churches, and will be in good demand for home sites in the near
future.
1 have about 20 lots in this district,
most of which are 60-foot lota—the
only 50-foot lots in the district.
These can be subdivided into 25 or
33-foot lots. They are situated in
the best part of this district, some
of them being in Blocks 5 to 22, both
inclusive. The river frontage lots
are only 25-foot lols, but offer a
splendid view, and present purchasers will in a short time demand
a big profit on these lots.
I would sell any number of either
25 or 50-foot lota on terms over two
y.iars. Anyone agreeing to build on
these lots within the next six
months can buy these lots with n
very small cash payment, without
further payments until buildings are
completed. This is a splendid opportunity for the small contractor,
or for anyone desirous of obtaining
a good building lot upon which to
erect a home immediately. Remember that this is lhe cheapest property in the district. For prices und
terms apply Post Office Box 93(1,
Edmonton, Alta.
Fort George Laud District. District of
Feace River.
TAKE notice that John Noyes „t Vancouver, occupation miner, Intends to apply for permission to purchase the fol- ■
lowing descriiicd lanels:
Commencing at a post planted on the;
V.E. bank of Ihe Finlay river, about 11 (
miles upstream from Fort Graham ami I
two iniles east, marked .1. N.'s N.W. cor-'
ner, llience east SO cbains, south SO
chains, tbence west SO chains, tbence:
nortii SO chains to point of commence- j
ment, containing G10 acres, more or less.
JOHN NOYES.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent,
Dated 28rd July. 1913.
THIRD AVENUE
South Fort George
A. J. SL WILL
(Late Roberts, Jones & Willson)
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
HAMILTON AVENUE, SOUTH FORT GEORGE, B.C.
Phone 2, Soulh Fori George .0. R x 23. S .ulh Fort George
Prince George Lots for Sale
LISTINGS IiW.'IE!
Buy Improved Lanil and save the 4 per cent. Wild Land Tax
IMPROVED Lands for Sale in Fort (leorge District
70 Acres on Fraser River; (food house, chicken h" ish and run, stables,
piggery, etc.
30 Acres within 3 miles of G.T.P. Depot; good house, outbuildings,
large fenced garden.
40 Acres on lake shore; good house, two gardens, d'icken house, root
house, etc.
Several ranchi*s of 160 acres, Crown granted lard. -II muroved.
Two good sub-division propositions, full panic • • location.
HOUSES FOR SAi E
Two well-built residences in South Fort Georg
A charming Bijou Bungalow in Central Fort lm
SALE.
I'OK SALE.
F. C. WILSON . prop.
Fort Oeorge Land District. Dietrict of
Feace Kiver,
TAKK notice tlmt .leillll Stevenson of j
Vancouver, occupation bollermaker, in-,
tends to apply for permission to pur-
cbase tbe following described lanels:
Commencing at a t*..st planted on tbe I
N.K. bank of (be Finlay river, about 17 |
mibs upstream from Port Graham and
four tulles east, marked J. S.'s S.W. corner, Uienee east -SO cbains, tbe*nce north |
SO chapis, tlienco west so chains, tbence I
soutli su chains in point of commence-1
menl, containing 0 1" acrea, more or less.
JOHN STEVENSON.
JOHN MacDONELL. Aeent.
nate.l L'lsl Julv, lillll.
Foit Qeoi'tre Land DiBtrict. District of
Feace Itiver.
TAKK notice that Lauchlan McLeod
of '•"...■Oliver, occupation hotel clerk, ln-
ti'it *'eply leer permission tei pur
chasi i. ' 'Uowing described lanels:
I'oieim .1111; at a post iilanted on the
N.E, bam. of the Finlay river, about 11
mile's upstream from Fori Oraham.
marked 1.. McL.'s N.W. corner, then,
east SO cliains, thence seuith so cliains,
thenee west 20 clinins, more or b'ss, to
river. Ilie'nee following llie course of
river to point of commencement, con-
taining 1 mi acres, more or less.
I.Al'e'llI. \N Mi'l.KOr,
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Dated 23rd Julv. IHIS.
I want the public to become
familiar with a few of the
features of my establishment.
It is the largest restaurant in
Northern B. C, has private
dining rooms, is fitted throughout with the most modern
arrangements and appliances,
assuring sanitary food, quick
service and absolute satisfaction. The building is equipped
with steam heat and sanitary
plumbing.
I have been fortunate in securing the services of chefs
and bakers unequalled in Canada for knowledge and experience in the culinary arts.
Last, but not least, I want
to express my appreciation for
the large patronage in the
past.
F. C. WILSON.
In this space will
appear weekly announcements of new
specialties in the culinary department.
E. L. WEIGHT
Sheet Metal Worker and Tinsmith
Furnaces Installed at Reasonable Rates.
I have a line of liilburn (Wood) Hot Air Furnaces;
also a nice line of Embossed Steel Ceilings on hand.
P.O.
Box 60
Central Avenue, Fort George
Corner Fourth and liamillon - Soulh Fart George, B. C.
A NEW AND UP-TO-DATE HOTEL.
On American Plan. Rates on Application.
nnd
Bright and comfortable rom,is
suites at the Empress. : :
G. WARCUP
Proprietor
Foit Georje Land District. Dietrict of
Poace River.
TAKE notice Hint Malcolm Jamos
Morrow, of Vnncouvor, R. C, Iorrim",
Intends tn ari'lv for permission to pur*
chase the following described lanels:
Commencing ni a nnst planted em the
X.K. l.eenle .el' the Finlay river, nliout I*
miles upstream from Fori Grnham arid I
mile cnst. marked M. .1. M's S.W. enrncr.
11..■n.'e* easl sn chains, ll ence north So
clinins. thence west SO chains, thencc
soutii sn ehnins tn point of commence*
ment. containing filfl acres, more, nr loss
MALCOLM JAMES Mnimow.
JOHN' MacDONELL, Agent.
Dated 23rd July, 1913.
Fort tfoorje Land Diatrlct. District of
Feace River.
TAKE notice Hint Hugh Murray of
Vanoouver, B. C teamster, intends
in imply for permission tei purchase the
following described lanels:
Commencing at u pnst plnntcil on tho
N.E. Imlll. ,pf tlio Finlay rivor. about 9
miles upstream from Fort Graliam,
marked If. M.'s S.W. corner, thonce enst
sn chains, Ihenco north Sll clinins, thonco
wcsl 811 chnins, thonoo semth SO chnins
j tn point "T commencement, containing
il PI acres, mm 0 or less,
HUGH MURRAY.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Unteel 23rd July, 1913.
Foit Oeorge -and District. District of
Feace River,
TAKH notice thut Frank Clayburn of
Vancouver, H. C, tinsmith, Intends
lei apply feir permission tn purchase the
following described lands:
Commencing at a imst planted on the
N.E. bank of the Finlay river, nbout li
mllos upstream from Fort Graham,
iiinrl.oil F. C.'s S.E. corner, thonoo north
SO chalua, thonce -vest 20 chains, mnre
ur less, to tho river, thenoe lollowing
the e'Oiirse nf tllc liver to noint ot commencement, containing 103 ncres, more
nr loss.
FVIANK CLAYBURN.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Dated 23rd July, 1913.
Fresh
Beef
,^____________,, Mutton
Meats ™d,
Veal
Wholesale and retail
THE B. C. MEAT MARKET
FORT GEORGE AND
SOUTH FORT GEORGE
a Home
he advances made ley 1 lie building Ira.!.- in tin.-* city are in conformity with the generally
.roved facllltieaof Brniply It lo now poiaihle to secure every requisite here for th. b-lld-
eif a modern, uo-toHJatehpmeat raispnnble uncos, lean design and build vour <*T.t,._.
The ad van
inipi-oved
Ing
ll. Ill,' tO SUil
LE! US TALK IT OV'EK. OR WRITE*" ,nd buUd r°Ur ftt»"
BREWSTER AND PELHAM
P.O. Box 17. South Fort George. B.C.
""""■' ^m^^a^m^^m^mAmm_imm^imm.%Ki^,
FOR CL_AN SPORT GO TO
THE BON TON
Bowling Alleys
Our standard Brunswlck-Balke Alleys;
affo.d the Delightful sport of Bowling.
LADIES' DAY.
Tuesdays end Fridays, between 2 and
6, the Alleys are reserved for Ladies.
SOFT DRINKS _ CONFECTIONERY
JERGENSON&ROY
J. F. CAMPBELL
CIVIL ENGINEER
British Columbia Land Surveyor
Land Agent Timber Cruiser
Representing GORE & MCGREGOR, Limited
McGregor Building, Third Street, SOUTH
FORT GEORGE, B.''.
GEORGE HESS
Practical Boot & Shoe Maker
Repairing a Specialty.
My Motto: Neatness and Despatch.
Water Front (next to Prince George
House), South Fort George
Brewed and Bottled in Vancouver by
VANCOUVER BREWERIES, Limit**
%
I
ii ■ »
hunter, who arrive
ton last week from ^
Dominion Park*5 in
ports there are
the three reservati
ta. Wainwrii _'
60 mule deer, 45 elk ui
telope, Twohu
three buffalo calves u«
theWainwriP' rese
2913. There are
mule deer, 41 elk
in Elk Island par
31 buffalo. 23 imi'
mult' deer, seven
and three m i
Rocky M ■'■'';:
He reports als
isil tn the
berta, re-
buffalo in
Alber-
i 117. also
ei fouran-
ind forty-
re born in
,_ during
nis
in numners
added, arc
game
theprotei
tional par
co-operati
I
31 tmrtaio, oc
n ' 29 moose
Lamont, ar.d
se, 21 elk, 10
Pi rsian sheep
ieep in the
. at Banff.
■ buffalo in'1'
, increasing
principally to
n by the na-
ities and the
'tsmen.
purchase the fol-j purchase the following described
nds: I lands:
a post planted : Commencing at a post planted
of the east bank;about two miles north and about
:■■:. about forty- four miles west of the head of De-
3 mouth, marked Barters' Canyon, and on the wesl
aer"; thence east,bank of the Finlay River and mark-
north 80 chains; j ed "R. S., N.W. Corner Post,"
ins; ihcnce south 'thence east 80 chains, thence south
f commencement; 80 chains, thence west 80 chains,
ire or less. thence north 80 chains to point of
commencement; containing 64 0 acres
more or less.
RANDOLPH SIMNS.
Sept. 1, 1913. Oarfield Smith, Agent
I'A'I Rll K BANON, Applicant
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Hh, 1913.
Disti'ict
i;
T ■ ':
.i Elwood Clark
occupation
Fort (ioorge l.auel District. Districl
of I'eaee Itiver
TAKE notice that I, John Me
1 ply for permis- jGrath, of Vancouver, B. C, Laborer, I [j
lollowing de-j',,((,.,(1 t0 apply for permission to;'
_____ ! purchase the following described
■: 11 n.rnri (.i>*|.lluib:
Finlay River ('emmencing at a pout, planted Minted 22nd July, 1913.
s from its j about two miles north and four ! rort Georg-e Land District, DUtrlct of
's S. W. Cor- milp8 weat fl.om the head of Desert- ] *•*£» »)'"• _ ,
hains; thence Ln* Canyon, and ou the west side I TAKEI nolle, that Thomas Buchanan
ce w.-s. 80 ot th0 Plniay River, an(i mark,,,,. A Va .noo»' . B C, 1 "«: ends ,
80 chains to ,.j, McG, N.K. Corner Post," thence ' PD>
\,!:. bank of the Finlay river, aiegut li
mile!- upstream from Port Qraham,
ml j *i*. n.'s s.w. corner, thence e-ast
SO chains, thence north 80 chains, thence
west SO ehains, thence suutli SO chains
to point of commencement, containing
<; in acres, more ur less.
Tlli i.MAS 11AIUD.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent
,,:,■,, i 23rd July, 1913.
rort Qeorge Lnnd District. District of
Feace River.
TAKE notice Heat Carroll Charles of
Vancouver, B. t'., laborer, intends
to apieh' for permission to purchase the
following described lands:
Commencing at u imst plnnled on tlie
N. !■:. haul; of the Finlay river, about 13
mile's upstream from Fori Graham,
marked C. C.'s N.W. corner, thence rast
S<i eliains, tile-ne'e' smith SO chains, thenoe
west -0 eliains. more or less, tee the
thiuie-e- following the' course of the
to point uf commencement, containing 320 acres, more or li'ss.
CARROLL CHARLES.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all Kinds of
ALL
Butter, Cheese, Eggs; | ?SoDplcSREDT0
Highest Prices Paid for Hides and Live Stock
Fort George and South Fort George. Ph»»«8e
Phone 35
JOHN M
Jul. 17th, 1
Kurt Oi '-■
TAKE '
VALUAB E FOR CATCH
Edmonton, Man 11.—Colin
Fraser, who lias
the north count
years, a
days ag
it, containing goutb so chains, thence west 80
i chains, thence north 80 oliains,
i>;. Applicant, thence east 80 chains to point of
Agi nt. I commencement; containiug 640 acres
more or less.
Dlstriot JOHN McGRATH.
,;..' Sept. 1, 1913. Garfield Smith, Agent
'occunation '''"'' <il*OI'K<* Land District.
ir per-
feillowing de-
-ii trading in
the past 26
E lmonton a few
i catch of furs
District
of Peace itiver
TAKK notice that I, John R.
Archibald, of Vancouver, B. C,
ost nlanted oil 1 Carpenter, intend to apply for per-
Flnla'y Itiver mission to purchase the following de-
,m its mouth' ^'rn>-i\ lands:
W Corner"'1 Commencing at a post planted
thence north iaD0Ut two miles north and four
ng described lamls
Commencing at a posi planted on the
N.E. bank of the Finlay river, about 11
miles upstream from Fort Graham nml
one mile east, marked T. B.'s N.W. corner, thence east mi chains, tlie*ni*e south
hii eliains. t'le-iii.* wesl v" chains, tlu'lie*e
ment, containing 640 acres, inure eer le*sp.
THOMAS BUCHANAN,
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent,
iiriinl 22nd July, 1913.
SOUTH FORT GEORGE, B.C.
General Hardware and Sheet Metal Workers
All kinds of tin and sheet Iron work done!
Camp Stoves, Hot-air Furnaces, Etc.
Sole Agents Nagel-Chase Celebrated Gasoline Lighting Systei
chains;
iles west from the head of Desert-
lins to point of iP:"
.lining 64 0 acres
which, he said, is ihe largest he thence soul
has made in ten years. His pack ZZZ'Z..
included neltS of IT silver, 70, EDWARD G. CARLSON, Applicant
uiuuucu v „ Kfi,.„„ JOHN MacDONELL, Agent,
cross and4o white foxes, 56 otter, July mh vn,
21 wolver- riM (. ,..,,
skins. He
i* TAKE i
from Fort ,,.,;.,. 0|
McMurray tion, i • •--
Canyon, and on the west side
30 lynx. 460 marte
ines and several bi
el District. Diatrict
"J. R. A., S.W. Corner Post," thenee
north SO chains, thence east 80
cliains, thence south SO chains,
thence west 80 chains to point of
commencement; containing 640 acres
more or less.
JOHN R. ARCHIBALD.
Sept. 1, 1013. Garfield Smith, Agent
\v n I ; '
the last-n;
basca iv I
Kenzie, of
accompanie
. and trom j"
it to Atha-
d. s. Mc-;,'
Hn to purchase the fol-
ribed Ian Is:
:ing at a post planted
luarters of a mile east
nl. nf the Finlay River
' McMurray who about thirty-nine miles from its
mouth, marked "VV. R. R.'s S. W,
■ ' ■:■' '"■■''' ihcnce east 80 chains;
li Su cliains; thence west
ttience south 80 chains
immencement; contain-
William R.
nds to apply ' ult ('e,"'Se •***"1"' District. District
Cornei
80 chi
on the down
trip, brought these pelts: Red
foxes, 189; silver 21; mink, 47lJ; ,.
lynx, 69; rats, 113; bear, 9; ing 640 a s, mor -less.
',' ' , . n WILLIAM R. RAINEY, Applicant,
wolves, 14; wolverines, i; wea- JOhn MacDONELL, Agent.
sels, 137; otter, 20; skunk, 15, July 17th, 1913.
and two coyoti
the fur catch in northern Alber
of I'eaee Hiver
TAKE notice that I, Sidney Baysey,
of Vancouver, B. C, Clerk, intend to
apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted
about two miles north and four iniles
west from the head of Deserters'
Canyon and on the west side of the
Finlay River, and marked "S. B.,
S.E. Corner Post," thence west 80
chains, thence north 80 chains,
thence east 80 chains, thence south
SO chains to point of commencement;
containing 640 acres, more or less.
SIDNEY BAYSEY.
The value of Fort George Land liistrict. District Sept. 1, 1913. Garfield Sm'.th, Agent
of Peace River
TAKE notice that John J. Glllis of
ta for the Season is placed at Vancouver, B. C, occupation, Logger,
several million dollars. intends t0 apply tor P^Uaion.. to
purchase the following described
iands:
RIVK nPHv, IT FflRT FRWR Commencing at a post planted on
LDiVMltlrLW .U rum riWOLn the eaBt bilnk o( the Finlay Rivver
The Royal Bank of Canada will a1'0-" thirty-five miles from its
... . , mouth, marked "J. J. G.'s S.W.
in a tew days open a branch at corner"; thence east 80 chains;
Furt Fraser. Mr. A. V. Johnson, thence nonh 80 chains; thence west
, . , SO chains; thence soutii SO chains
formerly Ol Ladysmitil, Will be to point of commencement; contain-
manager, and F. C. Smith, of I ins640 acres more or less.
n, .... , . , , , . , JOHN .1. GILLIS. Applicant.
UlllllwaCK, Will be his assistant, JOHX MacDONELL, Agent.
July 18th, 191.1.
Italy's Finances
Ital n " lllilh.-'e
'.'-.■.I i
the
Fort George Land District. District
of Peace River
TAKE notice that John T. Jenkins
aat List of Vancouver, B. C„ occupation
i surplus Logger, inteiuls to apply for permis-
hat this s'on '° Purchase the following de-
Bcrlbi el lands:
1 surplus Commencing at a post planted
ster re- about om* mile cast of the east bank
. , of tli" Finlay River about thirty-five
saungs m|]eB [rom jlH m0Uti1| marked "J. T.
d a fur- J.'s S.W. Corner"; thence east 80
Kort George Land District. District
of I'eaee River
TAKE notice that I, Hugh O'Neill,
of Vancouver, B. C„ Clerk, intend to
apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted
about two miles west and four miles
' north from the head of Deserters'
Canyon and on the east side of the
Finlay River, and marked "H. O'N.,
N.W. Corner Post," thence east 80
chains, thence Bouth 80 chains,
thence west 80 chains, thence north
80 chains to point of commencement;
containing 640 acres, more or less.
HUGH O'NEILL.
Sept. 1, 1913. Oarfield Smith, Agent
rort Georsje Lnml Diltrict, Diltrict of
Peace River.
TAKE notice that David Donaldson of
Vancouver, ll. C, painter, intends
te apply fen- permission to purchase the
following .1. scribe a lands:
Commencing at a poet planted on the
NM':. hark nl' thi* Finlav river, ahout 13
miles upstream from Fort Graham ami
two miles east, marked D, D.'s N.W. cor-
ntr, thence east su chains, thence south
SO chains, thence wcsl sn chains, thence
north £0 chairs to point uf commence-1 tA
ment, containinp 640 acres, more or less. ^
DAVID DONALDS-N.
JOHN MaoDONELL, Agent
n.itoei ;;mi July, mis.
I _v' _C _£ __; _£__£__
I Stock-taking SALE!!
W —-—__ _
We are going to reduce our stock to make room for .
the new stock that we have on the way. Therefore j|
you will save money by coming here before you do \
your buying. Just drop in and look at the
prices.
Close & Brown Company, Ld,j
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Fort George Land District, Dittrict of tA
Peace River. I j|
takk notice lhat Joseph Monrun nf _ Laselle Avenue ana Second Street
Vancouver, B. C, miner, intends to ^ »_.ilji_j^
npnly for iiermission to purchase the i IfcAL^nvrt^n^ni^n^K^n&SiM^n^K^n'
following descrioed lanels:
ommenelng at a post planted on the
South FortGeorge \
\".K. bank of the Finlav river, nliout 181
miles upstream from Fort Oraham unel I
three miles east, mnrki'el J. M.'s N.W. I
corner, east 80 chains, south SO ehnins.
west if) chains, north SO e-hnlns to point !
-if commencement, containing 610 acres, |
uuire or less
.lOPKT'll MelHOAN.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent
Dated 22ml July, 1813.
14,500.000 a year chains,
, , il" ace
n. This would c.| „nni
ild one Dread-
conl il
'mail ships even
July l
__
—
V.ir Heroine
Fori '.
ind Mine. Zim-
■ the Pi inco-
TAI
thence north SO chains;
esl ' h ■ ds; thence south
nt of comi tencement;
■ ■ ■ acn b, more or leas.
!' .1 ENKINS, Applicant
HN Mai DONELL, Agent,
IM:
Port George Land District. District
of Peace Kiver
TAKE notice that I, Kally Ed-
mundsen, of Vancouver, Laborer, intend to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted
about four miles nortii and two miles
west from the head of Deserters'
Canyon on the east bank of the Finlay River, and marked "K. E., N.E.
Corner Post," thence south 80
chains, thence west 80 chains, thence
north 80 chains, thence east 80
chains to point of commencement;
containing 640 acres, more or less.
KALLY EDMUNDSEN.
Sept. 1, 1913. Garfield Smith, Agent
1,. lim,i
the
oil' ■
(', I'll
80 chains: th
po'nt ni c m
640 acrea, tm
MAR'S
JOHN Mai
July Kith. 191
Kort Qeorge I
District. Diatrict
River
.i Mary A. Peter
I.C.i occupation,
pply for per-
Lh fi Uowing do-
I planted on
I Flplay River,
north of Fort
'M. A. P.'s S. Vi.
casl SO chains,
alns; thence west
iiulh SO cliains, to
ment, containing
Tl
wi ■
Ru,
stopped operalio
resume until s;
means only a ce
to connect tin- I
contractors hav
visitor to Wards
" name of another
r ing up over night
while you wait. It
c the nst ..f the
ilea east of Prima- TAKE nol
laying crew have Young ol Va
and will not likely -.loir, Mill ma
•£ opens up. It
•■ uf months work
: fier the grading
nished. A recent
orth stated that even
, PETER, Applicant, i"""'1' "'' llii8'
iDONELL, Agent ' " '
Fort George Land District. District
of Peace River
TAKE notice that Alfred Lambert,
of Vancouver, B. C, occupation, barber, Intends to apply for permission
to purchase the following described
lands:
Conimencing at a post planted on
tho east bank of tho Finlay River
about twenty-eight miles from Is
mouth and one-quarter mile east,
marked "A. L.'s S. VI. Corner";
thence east 80 chains, thence north
80 chains, thence west 80 chains,
thence south 80 chains to point of
commencement, containing 040 acres
Fort Decree Lmul District, Dietrict of
Feace River.
TAKK notice thnl Peter Hvlalnl of
Vancouver, B. C, logger, intends to
apply for perinissiun to purchase the
'ollowlng described lanels:
reimmeneing at a pnst planted on the
N.K. bank of the Kinlay river, about 18
miles upstream from Keert Oraham ami
four miles east, marked P. H.'s N.W.
eorner. thence pnst SO chains, thence
south SO ehnins, thenee west R0 ehalns.
thenee nortii SO chains to point of commencement, containing R10 acres, more
or less.
PKTKR HTLAND,
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent,
nnted 22nd July, 1913.
Fort Qt.igt _e.ml Dietrict, Diltrict of
Feace Biver.
TAKE notice that Kelwnrd M. Oliver
of Vancouver, B. C, printer, in-
"ends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lanels:
Commencing at a post planted on the
V.E. hank of tin Kinlay river, ahout IS
'niles upstream from Fort Oruhnm anil
lve miles enst. marked K. M. O.'s N.W.
"orner. them e ea.-t SO cliains. thence
*outh 80 ehalns, thenee west 10 chains,
ihenee north SO chains to point of inm*
'nencement, containing 610 acres, more
or less.
kpward m. oi.ivr:n.
JOHN MacDONKLL, Agent
Dated 22nd Julv, 1S13.
THE ROYAL MAIL ROUTE
IMPERIAL EXPRESS d
(To be succeeded by the Inland Express Co., Lid.)
Carrying Royal Mail, Passengers and Express to
Fort George, Ouesnel and Central British
Columbia points.
Instruct shippers to route your express Via Imperial
Express Co." and it will receive prompt and careful
attention.
SEE OUR LOCAL AGENT FOB RATES.
Imperial Express Company
Head Office: Ashcroft,B.C
Port Qeorb"* Land Dietrict. Diltrict of
Peace Biver.
TAKK. notice that August Delrlen of
Vancouver, B. C, occupation cook, intenils to apply for permission to pur-
e:hase the following deserilii'il lanels:
Commencing at a post iilanted on the
N'.E. hank of the Kinlay river, ahout ID
miles Upstream from Kort Graliam and
narked A. H.'s S.W*. eorner, thence east
10 chains, thenee north SO chains, thence
west Si) ehalns, more or less, to the
river, thenoe following the course of the
river to point of commencement, containing ISO acres, more eer less.
AUGUST DELRIEN.
JOHN Maeliu.N'i.LL, Agent.
pated 21st July, 1913.
Cousins and Cold
Do not neglect a cold. Stop the
cough and build up the system to
ensure a perfect cure.
You are safe when buying at
THE FORT GEORGE DRUG CO.
Az
Diatrlct
ALFRED LAMHKRT, Applicant.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
July 18th, 1913.
before the rails had reached thai point
a blind-pigger had established himself
and awaited the arrival of the first
train with small buttles of whiskey at
J6 per bottle. A number of restaurants, rooming houses, stables, etc.,
have also been erected.
nl Dislriel.. .
.,,.,, River Kort Oeorge Land District. Districl
lhat William J. of Peace Itiver
iver, B. i'.. occupa- TAKE notice that George Slewarl
Intenda to apply for I °f Vancouver, B. C, occupation,
the following waiter, Intends to apply for permis-
Sir K ch nd McBride when the deputation from the Manufacturers' Assuci-
permlBSlon to purchas
deacrlbed landB:
Commencing al a poal planted
about one m '■'■ eaal ol the oast bank
of the Finlay River and uboul
forty mllea from Ils moutli, marked
"W. J. Y's S. V.'. Corner"; thence
east 80 chaina; thence north 80
chains; thence w'-m 80 cbains; thence
smith 80 chaina to point of com-
mencement; containing 040 acrea
more or leas.
WILLIAM J. YOUNG, Applicant.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
July 17th, 1913.
Kort Oi
District
I. unl Dislrict
ol Peace Hiver
TAKE nolico that Carl M. VV.
Bchlotz of Vancouver, B. ('., occupa-
atton of British Columbia called on him tion, Rooming House* Keeper, in-
in Victoria, definitely promised that tends to apply for permission to
the wood used in British Columbi-t build- Punr^lase ,h" tt,n°wln8 •les"'1"0'1
ing to be erected in London, would be ^commencing al a post planted
exclusively lhe wood of British Colum- aHoul one' mile east of the east bank
bia, principally the famous lir of this ot the Kinlay River, nliout forty-
province. Sir Richard went furlh, r ' »i,re° "^"" .''''e'w^V'orn'i'r"'' Thenco
and said that the marble of Briti.h „-,s*' s„ chata,;' thonce16 north 80
Columbia would he used iii decorationa cliains; thence wosi 80 chains; llience
of the interior o£ the atructure, T.iia aoulb 80 chaina to point of coin-
was very pleasing to the manufacturers monei'ini'iit; containing 640 acres,
who have hand d ibemseives together more or leaa.
In _;« TO'?81-'r' furthering interest I <'.\ UL M. W, SCHLOTZ, Applicant.
tactar,.*!n ^ulmiula products and munu- JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
July 17th, 1913.
sion to purchase the following de
scribed lands:
Commencing at a posl planted on
the east bank of the Kinlay River
about thlrtytwo miles from its mouth,
marked "J. S.'s S. W. Corner";
thence west 80 chains, more or lesB
to river, thence south following the
course of the river to point of commencement, containing 480 acres
more or loss.
OEOROE STEWART, Applicant.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
July 18th, 1913.
Kort George Land District. District
of Peace River
TAKE notice that. Edward William
McKay of Vancouver, 11, ('., occuiiation, Traveller, Intends to apply for
permission to purchase the following
described lands:
Commencing at a post planled
about a quarter of a mile east of the
enst bank of tho Kinlay River aboul
32 mllea from Its mouth, marked
"E. \V. McK.'b S.W. Corner"; thence
east 80 cbains, thence north 80
chains, tbence wost 80 cliains, thence
Bouth 80 chains to point of commencement, containing 640 acres
more or less.
EDWARD WILLIAM McKAY,
Applicant.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
July 18th, 1913,
Fort George
Steam Laundry
Fort Oeorge Land District. District of
Peace Biver.
TAKK neetiee that Rudolph Sohnoter,
of Vaacouver, B. C, occupation olgar
maker. Intends to apply feei perniission
lo purchase the following descriheil
lanels:
Commencing at a post platted on the
\. E. bank Of the Kinlay river ah'JUt 21 Jeeeee«ieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee«ieeeeeeeee,eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee-i-^.ee»«
•nile h upstream from Kort Graham and
marked K. S.'s N.W. corner, ihenee e'ast i
'ii ehalns, thence south su chains meere , _ , _, -,
ir less to the river, thence following the 1 Agencies in South .ort ueorge.
course of the river to peilnt of commencement containing Hu acres more or
less.
RUDOLPH SCHNOTER.
JOHN MacDONKLL, Agent.
Iiateel ;nth Julv, 1913.
rort Oeorjo _and District. District of
Peaco Biver.
TAKI': notice tnat Stephen Campbell of
Vancouver, B. C„ occupation logger, Intenils lo apply for permission to purchase the following described lamls:
Commencing at a post planted on the
\. K. bank of the Kinlay river nliout 21
uiiles upstream Irom Port Oraham nnd
1-4 mile east, marked S. K.'s N. W. corner thence east SO ehalns, thenee south
50 'hains, thenee west. Sll ehalns. thence
-i.ii-1li so chains to point of commence-
ni'iii containing 040 acres more or less.
STEPHEN CAMPBELL, •
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Haled 20th July, 1913.
"ort Oeorgre Land District. District of
Pence River.
TAKK notice that James McDonald of
Vnncouver, B. C., oceupatlou lahorer, Iniends to apply for permission to pur-
■hasu the following described lnnds:
Commencing at a posl planted on tlie
tf, E. bank of the Kinlay river nboul
M miles upstream from Kort Grnhnm
and 1 1-4 miles east, marked .1. McD.'s
N. W. corner, thenee east 80 chains,
thence suuth sn eliains, tiience west SO
ehalns, tiience norlh SO ehalns to polnl
of commencement, containing 610 acres,
more or li ss.
J A.MI'S McDONALD.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Dated 20th July. 1913.
Curt Oeorge Land District, District of
Peace Biver.
'I'AKK notice Umi Tom Snpwdon of
Vancouver, B, (!., butcher, intends
'o apply for iiermission to purcliase the
Following described lanels:
Commencing at a post planted on the
N.K. bnnk of the I'lnhiv river, about 16
miles upstream from Kort Uraham ami
three mlles easl, marked T. s.'s S W.
corner, thence east su chains, thence
nortii 80 ehalns, thenee west SO chains
thenoe seeuiii nn ehalns to point of commencement, coiilnliiliiK CIO acres, mora
eir lesa.
TOM SNOWDON,
JOHN MaoDONELL, Agent
Dated 22nd July, 1913. B
Pairbank's Barber Shop, in York
... & Merriam's Pool Hall. ...
Hoffercamp's Bathrooms
Second Street.
McVetty's Pool Hall
Riverside.
CALLS MADE DAILY
Fort Georgo. B.C. Victoria, B.C.
F. P. Burden. Mgr. F, C. Green, Mgr.
Nelson, B.C., A. H. Green, Mgr.
Green Bros., Burden & Co.
Oil EifiMcri, Dominion & B. C. Land Surveyors
Surveys of LandB, Mines, Townsites, Timber
Limits, Etc.
City Express
Cartage Company
Express Delivery
Baggage Transfer
General Draying
C. T. RUSH • Proprietor
PHONE Bl
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Apples
Oranges
Lemons
Finnan Haddie
Hamilton Avenue - Sonlh Fort Ce««
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SMITH'S
CREAM WAFnf
. Hamilton A«n»«
It's the Fresh 1. ' "
It's the Ham and U%*
It's the Butter .
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It»s the ;.'i."' ' | svmp
It's the Pure >'•'!'
It's tin' H
It's the Pie I
u'3 lhl' K the City
It's tin' oeti '.,. „,ul Service
'Motto' o.»«lityend ,.^
Qualit
Own your o^giJ
can Si minimum
now at i"1- "'
pense.
of*
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our
Blue print" and P [ gWt
t,Yt wu '■'
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b, q a„d Builder"
Contractors aw RflE
SOUTH FOKT'-I'1 - Paso, Tex., Mar. 12,-The
y of Clarence Vergara, the
imerican rancher who was mur-
|i ,red by Mexicans, wag recovered
rom Hidalgo on Sunday by a
Lrty of American raiders. The
odywas brought to Texas. It
oWs three gunshot wounds, a,
[rushed skull and hands burned
t(1 a cinder. He had evidently
bt-fii tortured.
Wa
Hen
In
:hington, March 9.--Presi-
i/ilson expects a full report
Governor Colquitt and
iicinl
Id
pn
I
merJcal Consul Garret as to the
, "ner in wliich the body of
l'enient Vergara, an American
billed in Mexico, was
(eturned to American soil.
After reading news despatches
tome saying the Texas Raiyrers
y ,..■, ssed the Mexico and had
jvaj]ed themselves of permission
iV the Mexican Federal authori-
,,. to American Consul Garret
recover the body, the president said afterwards that no
nformation had been rc-
1 and that he doubted very
.'' ither Consul Garret
*,-. ;, rmission to take the
i). dy and that he would await a
ill report from Governor Col-
luitt before making any com-
,ent.
abject of protection of
in Mexico the presi-
ated clearly that the
government would
i ii-.1 ils good offices
behalf of subjects of those
v, rs -.-.' ii had recognized
II:. rta government and
Id • ot, f' erefore, deal with
Coi stituti malists. No in-
mation has been obtained as
whi ther General Carranza
■as altered I is attitude of deny-
ijr tei the United States the
|ghtto inquire for the welfare
nationalities other than her
[incidentally, the president de-
■ed that the American govern-
H> new anything of a pub-
eporl that Germany had
M ixico tnat any injury
nan subjects would be
bi't with retaliation. The pre-
Ident inlel callers that Germany's
toward the position of
lie United States in the Mexi-
Bii situation had been satisfac-
1 that Germany had occu-
most dignified position
out, He did not believe
iports, he added, that Germany
las disposed to complicate the
[tuation.
,-i
(ANT OPEN SUNDAY
IN EDMONTON
j W itli a charter membership of
per 20 local business men the
idmonton Sunday Amusement
launi' was formed Sunday.
lack Collier, manager of the
lollier Hotel, was elected presi-
lei|t. and A. G. King, of the
iWal Theatre, Namayo avenue,
Icretary,
| th. Temperance and Moral
leltirm league came in for a
P'l''it deal of criticism, inas-
ll 'cn, it was said, that in closing
loving picture houses and
I'W'i' such amusement places, it
p really doing more to promote vice and immorality than
Iherwise, It was also said that
he moral reformers had really
iiown thei,- inability to cope
"]}}> immoral matters,
he object of the new league
t« bring about a more open
(today.
TO HUNT ARCTIC GOLD
i London, March 9.- -A summer
fV to the Arctic to seek gold
sPort is being planned here.
Promoters offer to the pas-
rngers four months at $1,000
F'i. including meals with the
IKI" to shoot one polar bear,
I 'e seal, one walrus, two musk
■ox °ne Wolf and two white
I es. The main object of the
f Pedihon is- to seek gold in
pm land, where nuggets which
with eleelTic lights, private cabins baths, etc, The provisions
include hue wines and spirts
cigars, etc,
Fort!***. *»««££_ _lBU,ct Qf
TAKB notice th" fo,mrB„w .„
COUVOr, H. C„ eel'e'lll -li, ' ' ' ''"'"
tends lei apply for i',,,,,: ,"™8Jer' '"'
oliase the following
Commonclng at a
N. !•'. hi'nil of tin. |.
inlli'H upstream from I■;,,-i 'i •,'...."."""' ",
marked .1. n.'s s \\ , ,, ,,. ,, '" ,""1
id chains, thenc ftli s ' "' ' '
west so clinins more or l
thenee following the cou
tn point of cnnun,,
ISO acres more or leu
posl ph ,i
onsl
is, thenci
Hie* river
Hie- rlvei
ontalnlns
JOHN Mi
Oated ;niii July, 1013.
ILL, Agent
Port Georsfo lnml District. Districto<
Pence Hiver.
TAKK niili.'c tlmt Patrick 1 Donnhm
nf Vancouver, B. C, occupation arc,I
teet, Inli mis to nnnlv for permission tn
purchase the following described lands
Commencing at n posl planted on thi
N.E. bank of tho finlnv river about 1
mil.s upstream from Porl Graliam ami
ono mile' east, marked P. ,i n'a a™
eorner, thence eusi 80 chains iiorth Sii
e'linliiH. wesi sn cnains, soutii 80 chaini
tee |ie,im of commencement, conlolnlne
840 acres, more or less niuining
PATRICK .1. DOXOHOE
JOHN MacDONELL, Agenl
Put nil 2 Isl Julv, III 111.
Port Oeorge Lnml Diatrict. DiBtrict of
Tance Rivor.
TAKIC notice that Findlay Robertson
of Vancouver, It. C, occupation l»i i.i*_i*-
inun, Intends In apply for permission to
purcliase the following desoribed Innils:
Commencing nt a peest planted on the
N.E. bunk of tho Finlay river, about 17
mil's upstream from Fort Graham and
marked F. H.'s S.W, corner, thence easl
so chains, thence north 80 chains, thence
weBt Sii chnins, Ihenee south sn chains
to pnint of commencement, containing
U0 acres, mi re or less.
FINDLAY ROBERTS IN.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agenl
hated 21st Julv, lllll!.
Vancouver, 11. C, miner, intends to
applv for permission lo purchase the
folowlng eh- orlbed lands:
Commencing at a post plantcd on the
N.E. bank of tlie Finlay river, nbout !i
miles upstream from Fort Graham,
marked .1. K.'s N.W. corner, thence east
so clinins. thence snnlli so clinins, Ihcnce
west I'i chains more ur less to the river,
tiience following the course eif the.rlvcr
to point of commencement, containing
Isej acres, mure- or le: s.
.1 \MFS KELLET.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Dated 23rd July, 1918.
Port George Land District. District of
Ponce River.
TAKE notice that .Michael Patrick
Ryan, of Vanoouver, 13. C, engineer, intenils to apply for permission
in purchase tin* following described
lan.ls:
Commencing at a pust iilanted on the
N.E. bank eel the Finlay river, about !'
miles upstream from Fort Graham anel
'.ne mile east, marked M. P. R-'s N.W.
corner, theuce enst so chains, thence
south so chains, thence west so chains,
thencc north sn chains to point of ooin-
mencement, containing 640 acres, more
.er less.
MICHAEL PATRICK RYAN.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Dated 23rd July, 1913.
Port Georffo Land District. District ol
Peace Itiver.
TAKE notice that .lohn Cerr of Vancouver, II. ('., loRger, intends to
oo ly for permission te, purchase the
nortli sn cliains to neeliit eif ceeniiiii'tice-
following ei. scribed lands:
Commencing at n (nest plnnted on thc
: N.E. bank of the Finlay river, about ll
' inile-s upstream from Fori Graham anel
j two miles east, marked .1. c.'s N.W. corner, ihenee. easl Sii chains, thence noutli
j so chains, thence west so chnins, thence
i north su chnins tn point of commencement, containing 640 acres, more or less.
.mux CERR.
H'll.V Miiili'iXl'M.I., Agent
Port George Land District. District oi
Psice River.
TAKK nieilro that <l 'ge Morrison ol
Vancouver, ll. i'., foreman, intends
to applj for permission to purchase the
following described lands:
Commencing at a post plante 1 on the
N.E, bank of the Finlny river, obout l!i
miles upstream from Fori Graham unl
M mile enst, mnrked (.'. M.'s N.W, corner, th. lie'e' e-ust see chains, t!:«llee sunt!'
so cliains, thin. .* w.si 80 chains, thencc
north sn ehalns to polnl of commencement, containing nin ncres, i r less.
GEORGE MORRISON.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent
Dnleel Disl Julv. 1913.
Port George Land District. DiBtrict of
Peaco River.
TAKE notice thai Charles R. Westley
ol Vancouver, li. ('., logger, intends
tee apply for permission tee purchase the
following .!, scrihed lands:
Commencing at a post plnnte'l on the
N.E. bank of the Finlay river, nliout 17
miles upstream from Fort Graham ami
one mile east, marked C, 11. W.'s N.W.
•oi hit. thence cnst sn chains, thencc
south 80 chains, thence west 80 clmins,
thence north S'e chains to point of comor less.
mencement, containing flio acres, more
CHARLES R. WESTLEY.
I UI.V MacDONELL, Agent
Dated ?1sl Julv, 11)13,
Dnted 23rd Julv, 1913.
Fort Oeorge L-ind District. District ol
Feace River.
TAKK notice Hint Paul Roy of Vancouver, 1!. C, rook. Intends to ap-
dy for permission to purehase the following described inn*ls:
Commencing at a posl planted em the
N.E. bank of lhe- Finlay river, about It
.niles upstream I'rrmi Fort Graham an '
Ive miles east, marked P. R.'s S.W. corner, thence oai,'. 80 chains, thence north
mi clinins, thence west sn chains, thence
soutli SO chains tee noint of commencement, containing illo acres, more or less.
PAUL ROY.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
imled 22nd July, 1913.
Fort George Land Disti'ict. District
of Teace River
TAKE notice that John New of
Vancouver, R. C, Clerk, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the following (lescribed lands:
Commencing at a post planted on
the east batik of the Finlay River
about forty-three miles from its
mouth, marked "J. N.'s S. Vi. Corner"; tiience east 80 chains; thenee
nortli 80 chains; thence west 80
chains; thence south SO cliains to
point, of commencement, containing
640 acres, more or less.
JOHN NEW, Applicant.
JOHN MACDONELL, Agent.
July 17th. 1013.
Kort Oeorge Land Dislrict. Distiict
of Peace River
TAKE notice that James While
of Vancouver, It. C, occupation,
Lahorer, iniends lo apply for permission to purchase the following descrihed lands:
Commencing at a post planled on
the east bank of the Finlay River
about forty-four miles from the
mouth, marked "J. W.'s S. Vi. Corner"; thence east 80 chains; thence
north 80 chains; thence west 80
chains; thence south 80 chains to
point of commencement, containing
G40 acres, more or less.
JAMES WHITE, Applicant.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
July 17th, 1913.
Port Goorgo Land District. Distiict
of I'eaee lllver
TAKE police that I, Stanley Johnson Wilson, of Vancouver, 13. c. Contractor, intend to apply for permission to purchase the following descrihed lands:
Commencing at a post planted
iboul four miles north and two miles
west of the head of Deserters' Canyon on the easl hank of the Finlay
River, and marked "S. .1. \V„ S.W.
Corner Post," tiience north 80
chains, thence east 80 chains, thence
south 80 cliains, thence west Su
chains to point of commencement;
containing 040 acres, more or less.
STANLEY JOHNSON WILSON.
Sept. 1, 1013. Garfield Smilh. Agenl
Port Georg-e Lard Distriot, District of
Peace River.
TAKK ne,lice that Thomas Adam An-
deison of Vancouver, B. C, oarpen-
le r, intends tei apply for permission tn
purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at o post planteei nn the
N.E. bank of the 1- inlay river, about 17
miles upstream from Fort Graham anel
two mill's east, mnrked T. A. A.'s N.W.
corner, thence east sn chains, thence
south sn chains, thi'iii-e- west SO chains,
thence north so chains to point of com-
mencement, containing Gin acres, more
or less.
TH 'M.'S ADAM ANDERSON.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Dated -1st July, 1913.
Port George Lard Distriot, District of
Feace River.
TAKK notice that lint Foote nf Vancouver, B. ('., cigar maker, intends
to apply for pe rmission to purchase tlie
following described lands:
Commencing at a peest planted on the
N.K. bank of tlie Finlay river, about 10
miles upstream from Fort Oraham an.l
live miles east, marked B. F.'s N.W. corner, thence east 80 chains, thence south
SO chains, tlunce west SO chains, thence
north 80 chains to point of commencement, containing 610 acres, more or less.
BERT FOOTE.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent,
"ntrd 'l'2r:l July, 19'3.
Pert George Laud District. District of
Perce River.
TAKK notice thnt Daniel McCarty nf
Vancouver, B. C, laborer, intends
'o apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:
Commencing at a peesi planteei on the
N.E. bank nf the Finlav river, nbout 15
miles upstream from I'm t Graham ami
four miles ensl. marked D. McC.'s S.W.
corner, thence east so ehnins, thence
north so chains, ih*nce' west SO chains,
th. ne'e- south sn chains to point of commencement, containing lilO acres, more
or less.
DANIEL Mccarty.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Dated 22nd July. 1913.
Port George Land Distriot, District of
Peace River.
TAKE notice thai Thomas Thompson
of Vancouver, P.. ''., occupation clerk.
int.-nils to applv for permission to pur-
chase tiie- following desoribed lands:
Commencing at a post planteei on the
X. E. hank of the Finlay river about 21
miles upstream from Fort Oraham. anil
I l-l nibs east, marked T. T.'s S. W.
corner, thence east sn chnins, thence
north sn chains, thence west sn chains,
thence south so ehnins io point of commencement, containing Oio acres more or
less.
TII'IM .* THOMPSON.
JOHN MacDONKLL, Agenl
Da'lp.1 20lli July, 1913.
Poit George Land District. Diatrict of
Feace River.
TAKK ne.tre thai William Mills nf
Yanconver, H. C, occupation logger, inli mis P. npply for permission to purchas,' tlic following ilese rilieel lamls:
Commencing at a post planteei .en the
N. 15. bank eel' Un- Finlay rivor nliout 21
miles upstream from Fort Graham, anel
3 l-l miles easl, marked W, M.'s S. W.
corner, thence' ensl SO chains, thence
north SO ehains, thelice west so chains,
Ihcnce* souiii sii chains tee point of ceilll-
ni.nil inn ni contnining 010 acres more or
-WILLIAM MILLS.
JOH.VMacDONKLL, Agent.
Dated 20th July, 1913.
timber faller, in-
pur-
vancouver, ti. c
tends to apply for perniission
chase the following described lands'
Commencing at a post plnnted on the1
X.K. hank nf the Finlay river, about 9
miles upstream from Fort Graliam ami
three mlles east, marked C. W.'s N W.
corner, thence east SO clinins, tbence
south SO i.'hains, thence west su chains
thence north so chains to point of commencement, contuining 610 acres, more
or less,
CIIARLKS WERNER,
JlllIX MacDONKLL, Agent.
Hated 23rd Julv, 1913.
Port Georgo Land District. District of
Peace River,
TAKK notice that Michael McDonald
of Vancouver, 11, C, logger, Intends
to apply for permission to purcliase the
following desoribed lands:
Commencing nt a post planted on the
N.K, bank of tlie Finlay river, about 9
upstream from Fort Graham and four
miles easl, marked M. McD.'s N.W, cornor, tiience east 80 chains, thence south
SO cliains, llience west SO chains, thence'
nortii SO chains tei point of commencement, containing Gio acres, more or less
MICHAEL McliiiXAl.li.
JOHX MacDONELL, Ag-nt.
'inted 23rd July, 1913,
Port George Land District. District of
Peace River,
TAKE notice that Joe Browen nf Vnncouver,- B. C, logger, intends to apply for permission lo purchase the following described lanels:
Commencing at a post planted on tbp
X.K. bank of the Finlny river, about 9
upstream from Fort Graham and four
miles east, marked J. R.'s S.W. corner,
thence east SO chains, thence nnrth SO
chains, Ihenee west SO chains, thence
smith 80 chains to point of commencement, containing 610 acres, more nr less.
JOE BROWEN.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent
Dnted 23rd July, 1913.
Fort George Land District. Diltrict of
Peace lllver.
TAKE notice that Daniel F. Campbell
of Vancouver, B. C, logger, intends
to apply fnr permission to purchase the
following described lands:
Commencing nt a post planted nn the
N.E. hank of tlio Finlay river, about 9
upstream from Fort Graham anel three
miles east, marked D. F. C.'s S.W. corner, tlione-e east 80 chains, thence nnrth
so cliains, thence west SO chains, thence
south SO chains to point of commencement, containing 610 acres, more or less.
DANIEL F, CAMPBELL.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Dated ?3rel July, 1913.
We have been appointed exclusive selling
agents for that position of the G. T. P.
townsite, PRINCE GEORGE, lying east
of Connaught Park and south of Patricia
Avenue. This is the choicest business
and residential part of the townsite, being high and level; all cleared; part of
the streets graded, the balance of grading to be completed in the early spring.
For prices and terms write or wire
LEYg
SOUTH FORT GEORGE
^
Fort George Land District. District of
Feace Biver,
TAKI-: nnticp that Jnmos J. !,ouflnn of
Vancouver, B. C, logger, intends to
flpply for perrrispinn to purchase thp
following descri bed lands:
Commencing at a post planted nn the
X.K. bank of tlie Kinlay river, about !■
upstream from Fort Graham and two
miles east, mnrked J. J. L.'s -S.W. corner.
tbence east 80 chains, thence north 80
eliains, thence west SO chains, thenee
south SO chnins to point of comntonr..'-
ment, containing 6(0 acres, more or less.
JAMKS ,T. LOUDON.
.V")H\ MacDONKLL, Agent
Oated _3rd July. 1913.
Tort Oeorge Land District. District ol
Feace Rlvrr,
TAKE notice that Freeman Willinm
Ferguson, of Vancouver, B. C, com-
merclal traveller, intends to apply for
nermission to purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted on the
N'.E. bank of the Finlay river, about 11
miles upstream from Fort Graham nnd
three miles east, marked K. W. F.'s N.W,
corner, tbence east 80 _hains, thence
moutli 80 cliains ,tbence w_st 80 chains,
tiience north 80 chains to point of commencement, containing 6.0 acres, more
ii- less
FREEMAN WILLIAM FFHGFSOX.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent,
nmed 23rd Julv. 1913.
Tort George T.ittd District. District of
Feace filvcr.
TAKF notice that Charles J. Eggloy
nf Vancouver. B. C. occupation construction foreman, intends to apply for
■ermission to purchase the following
described lands:
Commencing at n p.ist planted on tin
V.E. bank of the Kinlay river, about ll
miles upstream from Kort Graham and
'onv mile« eatt. marked C. J. F.'s N.W.
"orner. tbence east 80 chains, thence
south 80 chains, thence west 80 chains,
thence north SO chains to point of com-
■nereement, containing 610 acres, more
or less.
CHARLES J. EGGLEY,
JOHN MacDONNELL, Agent.
Dated 23rd Julv, 1913.
FARM LAND
IN THE
FORT GEORGE DISTRICT
NECHACO VALLEY
Carefully selected land at reasonable
prices and on long terms. We own
every acre we offer for sale, and can
give guaranteed title.
R. R. WALKER, Resident Agent of the North
Coast Land Co,, Ltd. . South Fort George, B.C.
! Land Co. Ltd.
General O.Iiccs: fil9 lo <c_u WetropoMtan »_- l< . V in no nver, B.C
London OlSice: *» O'li .^wry.
PAJD-.JP CAPITAL. - - ..- —
1il.ftOO.flOO.
Fort Qeorge Land Dietrict. Dietrict of
Feace Biver.
TAKE notice that Duncan McGillivary
of Vancouver, B. C, occupation logger,
Intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at a post r'anted on the
N.E. bank of the Kinlay river, about 11
miles upstream from Kort Graham and
five miles east, marked D. McG.'s N.W.
corner, tbence east 80 chains, thence
south SO cbains, thenee west 80 cliains.
thence north SO chains to point of commencement, containing etO acres, more
or less. %
DUNCAN McGTLLIVARV.
JOHN MacDONELL. Agent.
HMod ?Srd Julv, 1913.
FOE RENT
George Street Storerooms
In the Spring, the owner of Sixty Feet on George
Street, between Third and Fifth Avenues, will
build a one or two-story building and will subdivide the frontage to suit.
Write or see A. M. HUNTER
UNION REALTY COMPANY
SOUTH FORT GEORGE, B. C.
Port Georgo I.and Diatrict. Dislriel
<if Peace lllver
TAKK nolico that I, Hose Eliza-
Beth Wilson, of Vancouver, B, C,
Spinster, Intend to apply tor permission 'to purcliuse the following descrihed lnnds:
ConinienciiiK at a post planted
ahout four miles noi tli and two miles
west of the head of Deserter's Oan-
von nnd on the east hank of the
Finlay River aud marked "It. B. W.,
SK ("orner Posl." thence west 80
chains, thence north 80 ciiuins,
thenco east 80 cliains, thence soutii
80 chains to point of commencement;
containing 640 acres, more or less,
ROSE ELIZABETH WILSON.
Sept. 1, 1913. Oarfield Smith. A(?enl
Hay for Sale
I will be in Prince George with
about Fifteen Cars of good 1J.M-
OTHY HAY. This hay is my
own product so will be direct
from the producer to the consumer. I can save you monoy,
so wait for this hay and see it.
I will arrive in a short time.
T. 0. FELLAND
n i 4
Port George T.™i Distrtct. District of
Peace Biver.
TAKE iieetie-e* that David Fields, of
Vancouver, B. i"., occupation logger, in-
teneis to appiy for permission to pur-
e'linse' the* following described lands:
Commencing at a peest planted on the?
N, R. bank eif the. Finlay river nheiut 21
mile's unstream from T'eeii Graham, nm!
2 f-l mile's c.-ihI. marked D, F.'s s. W.
corner, thence cast 80 chains, thone'c
nortii so chnins, tbence west SO clinins,
lljejiee'e' BOUth Sll chains to point of com-
mencement, containing 610 acres more or
less.
D.-WiP FIELDS,
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Onlcel Iflth .1 ill v. 1913.
Fort Gecrge T-ind District. DiHtriot of
Peace Rivcr.
TAKE notice that Peter .Tncobson of
Vancouver, B. C, ne-cnpatlnn broker, tn-
tends tn nppiy for permission to purchnse the following described lamls:
e'lemmyicing at a pnst planted on tbe
\. 15. bank of the Finlay river about LM
miles upstream from Fort Qraham, ami
I l-l miles oast, marked P. J.'s S. W.
enrner. thenee enst SO chains, thence
nnrth SO chnins, thence west 80 clinins,
tbence Bouth SO chains tn point of corn-
men,..ment, containing 010 acres, more
or less.
pi Ti:n j \rrmsox.
.lOtIN' MacDONELL, Agent,
lenle.l 20th July, IUH.
Port Oeorge Land District. Dlitriot of
Peace Biver.
TAKE notce that Charles George Mul-
ler nf Vancouver, B, C., occupation merchant, Intends In nnply for permission tn
purchase the following described lands:
Conimencing at a pnst plnntcil on tbe
N. E. blink nf the Finlay river nbout 21
miles upstream frnm Fort Gra'haip and
1-4 mile cast, marked O. G. M.'s S. W.
corner, thencc cnst SO chnins, thence
north 80 chnins. thence west SO chains,
thence smith SO chnins tn point of commencement containing 010 ncres more or
less.
CHARLES GEOUG15 J1ULLER.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Dated 20th July, 1913.
Port Qeorge Land District. Diltrict of
Poace River.
TAKE notice that Sidney Kearney of
Vancouver, Ii. O., cook, intends to
npply for permission to purchnse the
following descriheil lands:
Commencing at a post plnnted on the
N'.E. hank of the Finlay river, abnut 11
miles upstream from Fort Graham nml
Ove miles east, marked S. K.'s S.W. corner, thence* enst 80 chains, thence north
80 chains, thence west 80 chains, tbence
suuth SO chains tn point of commencement, containing Ota acres, metre or less.
SIIiN'KY KEARNEY.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Pateel 23rd July, 1ST13.
Fort Goorge Land District. District of
Feace River.
TAKE notice that William Morrison
of Vancouver, 13. C, miner, intends
tu npply for permissinn tn purchase the
following described lands:
Ceemmencing nt a pnst planted nn the
N.E. bnnk or the Finlay river, nbout 17
miles upstream from Fort Graham ami
three miles east, marked W. M.'s S.W.
corner, thenee enst SO chains, thencc
nortb 80 chnins. thenee west SO chains,
thence south 80 chnins to point nf commencement, containing 040 acres, more
or less.
WILLIAM MORRISON.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
Dated 21st Julv, 1913.
Fort George Land District. District of
Feace River.
TAKE notice thnt Willinm Mnrrlll of
Vancouver. B. C, occupation lncomntlve
engineer, intends to npply ror permission
to purchase the foliuwing described
lanels:
Coniniencing nt a post planted on the
N. E. bnnk of the Finlay river about 21
mllos upstream from Fort Graham ami
3 1-4 miles cast, marked Vi. M.'s N. W.
enrner. thenee east 80 chains, thence
south 80 ehalns, thence west SO chains,
thence north SO chains to peelnt of commencement, containing G10 ncres mure
or less.
WILLIAM MORRILL,
JOHN MacDONKLL, Agent.
Dated 20th July. 1913.
WILLOW RIVER
British Columbia
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company are
now disposing of the remaining portion of their
lots in the new town of Willow River at the confluence of the Fraser, Salmon and Willow rivers.
By those who are in close touch of the true conditions, this new town is considered to be one of
future importance in Central British Columbia.
In investing in Willow River property be sure
that your property comes to you direct from the
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company—make no
mistake in this. There is only one official and
original Grand Trunk Pacific Railway town of
Willow River at the confluence of the Praser,'
Salmon and Willow rivers. It is located on Lot
785. Station site was approved by Board of Kail.
■ way Commissioners under date of March 26th,
1912, Order No. 1G179. We have no interest in
outside subdivisions. For authentic Grand Trunk
Pacific Railway maps of Willow River and detailed
information call on
F. W. CRAWFORD
SOUTH FORT GEORGE, BRITISH OOl.UMRIA
or address
Transcontinental Townsite Co. Ld.
Authorized Agents Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
WINNIPEG
rr
Font Georg* Land District. District of
Psaee River.
TAKIO notioe that Qeorge Hamilton of
Vancouver, B. C„ occupathen bricklayer, i
tnteneiFt to apply for permission to pur-j
chase the following descrilied laiuls:
Coinmencing at a post planted on tlie i
N. E. bank of the Finlay river abnut L'l I
mlles upstream from Fort Oraham and [
I l-l miles east, marked O. H.'s X. W.
corner, thence east SO ehalns, thence
south SO chains, thencc west SO ehalns.
thenee north 80 chains, to point of com-1
mencement, containing CIO acres more or
less.
OKOItGR HAMILTON.
JOHN HacDO.NELL, Agent.
Dated 20th July, 1913.
AMERICAN PLAN
T7T?
EXCELLENT CUISINE
^
Corner Hamilton & Third
The newest and most modern
hotel in the northern interior
South Port George. B.C.
Rates $2.50 and $3
Monthly aad weekly rates* aa ap.
pllratUn
*-*-=
Beat of wines,
iquorH and cigars
Albert Johnson,
Prap.
ti
■€ A Mra.M*F'K,eec
home on Clark Sti
March 19th.
Jack Francis scor
To„ Bowling Alley;
Thia is *h0 re'ord
• south Fort George.
At a meeting
it was decidi
er until a sultil
cured.
A feature pW •■
Gaskill,
& Ai'>
Books balanced and balance sheets pre*
manager of the j pared.
. T,in.,v,„r,<, c. ' Audits undertaken and complete slate -
irta lele inone ex . , , . > ,
ments in analysed form made,
which oi\ ns and Partnership accounts adjusted,
ie system in this A simple and complete system of ac-
1'ICKi
Fort
.li, L.UII* 01
orge, m thi
lolumbia, (del
1
ol
V"
IS
.il Club
rfurth-
Lie,
com]
new
prisi
I 1"
ach.
K
,ve!l worth I
Mr. H*^^
in town this «
Knowles is owner
a newnsite situate*
Nechaco Valley. I
City this morning.
Thedeatl i ■■'"
toGisc
well-known
for Nechaco
_ek of Mrs
Ak
I
The So
nesi
I ■
cussed and new otncei
elected,
The ii:'-: Uui ■ '■'■
Street change I hai Is
will in future he known
Hotel II s thi inti
mett B. thenewpi
thi Vict » one of tl
'ootball Club
;ing on Wed-
,ld Building,
ootball is re-
rs of import-
n will be dis-
for the year
ins on Third
, -?ek and
Victoria
■ : Mr. Em-
• ir, to make
osl comfort-
Is in town.
Presid
presid
on its paid-u
The terms
at par value
.-.. II as thi Blackwater tele
*, has announced that his
'ill offer tei their customers a
if their capital stock, com-
shares at the par value of
Is froa the sale of this,
i e used for installing a'
stem in Prince George,
ision of the Eagle Lake
ibe Portage, and the ex-
* Chief Lake line,
i v is capitalized at $250,-
:'.., 2500 shares of $100
es of which are paid up.
s are : H. A. Carney,
i. Carney (Kaslo), Vice-
. A. Gaskill, Secretary-
I Manager.
v was formed in 1910 and
ii e its inception, earn-
int equal to 30 per cent
i capital.
it which these 100 shares
: -:■ I each are offered
counting for any particular busi-
upon reasonable terms.
Agent for
Sun Life Assurance Company of Camilla.
Caledonian Assurance Company.
Rochester German Underwriters Airenry.
Ocean Accident anil Guarantee Corp. Ltd.
Telephone 52 Soulh. P.O. Boi 43, Soulh Fori Geotge
Notice to Shippers & Traveling Men
Merchants and traveling men desiring
prompt deliveries to trains, and G. T.
P. shipping receipts, can place their
business with
The Pony Express Co.
THIRD STREET, Opposite
Hotel Northern
M. A. STAFFORD & D. DUKE.
Phone 75 Proprietors
Picki
of tl'
nana
lars
in
statemei
nature 0
by them,
tion.
And tt
11
said i
ind add
writin
■nts of
of tt
IV
sir at
rifled
'eitil'l
A|,ri
iy given that all per-
nv claims eer demands
, orge Pi ikeving, who
he i irteenth (Ilth)
I, al Fori George, in
tritish i olun bia, are
ij post prepaid or to
irsigned E, J. Avison, I
. Solicitor for Clara i
str.itrix of Ihe estate !
rge Pickering, their j
ses and full particu-
if their claims and
i ir accounts and the
curity (if anv) held
by statutory cieclara-
that after t
ed I'
, hid
er cent with the application.
• •■ ent two months after date of
iti. •:.
ei cenl four months after date.
lication.
.*r cent six months after date of
BREAD
_________^__
2 loaves for 25c
AT THE
part the
claims si
notice.
Dated
of Febrt
he first
lid Clara
distribute the
d among the
having regard j
' ' he shall
e, and that she will
said assets or any
persons of whose ^
men have received |
it Quesnei, B.C., this 7th day
;..rv, A.D. 1914.
ED. .1. AVISON,
Quesnel, B.C.
Solicitor for Clara Pickering,
Executrix.
appnc
Messrs. Bain & Wilson, Ltd., South
Fort George, have been appointed exclusive agents fur the sale of this issue,
and full pai
to intendinj
them, or o
Cas.iii. :..
smaniBaAcery
Also Pastry and Cakes at
reasonable prices.
LIQI OR LICENCE ACT
(Sect on 34)
hereby given I hut on the
ril next application will
irs will be furnished
stors on application to
ilication to Mr. C. A.
I :
at the beg-ini
Notice ':'
The hou; will he opened p,
Will party
week
the
^^^ Strath-
ting Company,
ilesale liquor
-ewhere in this
tion of the com-
ge diftributing
e George town-
.•T."- ceenfine its
11 er only. Mr.
• ted the local
■■• ! Mr. L. P
Prince (
turn the
BUNG A
We Will
four-roo;
either tl
Fourth .*
P ir il ■:
three yi
chase pi
Caril
who found tools (axe,
near Edmonton Street,
e. on Tuesday kindly re-
ii KHALI) Office.
LOWS-100 Dollars Down.
! il i to suit purchasers, a
ni I, ip-to-date bungalow, on
• i ■ ce nt, Prince George, or
tven . t, Fort George. Terms:
••■ te assume a mortgage at
I *r cent, of the pur-
■ dance as rent. Applv
ti vi tment Co. tf
Telephone 41
P.O. Box 39
The Palace
Rooms
Fourth Street - Soutii Fort George
ANTHONY WEDGIS, Prop.
Brightest, neatest, cleanest
and most up-to-date furnished
rooms in the city.
NOTICE i:
■ ■ I A. -^^^—^^^——
b.* made' to tlie Sui erintendent of Pro-
vincial Pi lice for the grant of a licence
for the sale of liqu ir by retail in and
upon the premises known as the Willow
Hotel, Bituated at Willow River, British Columbia, upon the lands described
as Lots 9 and 10, Block 45, Sub-division
7S5.
Dated this 7th day of March, 191*1.
WILLOW HOTEL CO.
A. MclNTYBE, Manager,
Applicants.
LIQUOl
l.Ii
MOTICE is herel
1N 6th day of A]
will be mad.* tee t
Provincial Police
licence for the sa
in and upon the
lENCE ACT
m 34)
given that on the
1 next, application
■ Superintendent of
ir the grant of a
of ..liquor by retail
iremises known as
■ ;. within thf
• a le elsewhere
ramationof th<*
Company nnd
e new ceimpanv
The George Building Co.
-OF
Prince George
and at
Undertake
the lowest
•Ier the name nf WORKMANSHIP
■ Ftment Company,"
general real estate
t'e BUILD prompty
lirice
AND MATERIAL
is of go ^ ■• in -
final il Hacking.
of tl mpany i-s
offices of ti
The new company
■ and has splendid
The entire stock
;ld privately. The
ny will be on Hum-
el Fort George. It
new firm will open
P. townsite and at
the near future.
I manager of the
Ri yal Bank, re-
'■'• Inesday after a
i. During his holi-
mostly in Winni-
'i ''.an, Sask., Mr.
ago, Montreal.
- r The east is
i depression but
. hter and judging
■ eived at differ-
•■ garding this dis-
e a big number of
in the spring.
ho has been reliev-
.' rig his holiday,
>r the Coast. From
eave for Cuba,
■ an appointment
McLennan has
I is short stay in
ind we wish him
ition in far-away
If
TIMBER SALE X 50.
SEALED TENDERS will be received
by the Minister of Lands not later than
noon on the 25th day of April, 1914,
nsistent with BEST f°r the purchase of License X 50, to
cut 32,975.000 feet of Douglas Fir,
spr ce and Balsam Fir from an area
lying immediately west of Lot 3070,
Cariboo District, in the vicinity of
Otter Lake.
Three years will be allowed for the
removal of the timber.
Further particulars of the Chief
Forester, Victoria, B.C., or from the
District Forester, South Fort George,
B.C. ap25
Your House or Store
(Large or Small)
ESTIMATES FREE.
give the work to us you will
never regret it.
Letters and communications to
A.C. SMITH (Manager of theGeorge
Building Co.), Robart's Hotel, South
Fort George, will receive immediate
and personal attention.
LIQUOR ACT, 1910.
(Section 19.)
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
20th day of April next. 1914. application will l>e made to the Superintendent
of Provincial Police for the grant of a
licence for the sale of liquor by wholesale in and upon the premises known
as The Strathcona Brewing and Malt-
ingCompany, Limited, situate at Prince
George townsite, British Columbia,
upon the lands described as Lot 12, in
Block 31, according to a map or plan of —
said townsite filed in the Land Registry ' port George Land Distriet.
Fort George I,and District. Disti'ict
nt Peace River
TAKE notice that I, Frank Banks,
of Vancouver, B.C., Laborer, intend
to apply for perniission to purchase
the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planled
about two miles nortii antl two miles
west of the head of Deserters' Canyon
and on the east bank of the Finlay
River, and marked, "F. B., S.E. Corner Post," thenee west 80 chains,
thence north 80 chains, thence east
80 chains, thenee south 80 chains to
point of commencement; containing
040 acres, more or less.
FRANK BANKS.
Sept. 1, 1913. Garfield Smith, Agent.
McBride Hotel, situate at McBride,
British Columbia, upon the lands describeil as Lots 1 and 2, Block 2, District
Lot 5310.
Dated this 7th day of March, 1914.
apl A. W. HOLMES, Applicant.
Port George Land District. District
of I'eaii' River
TAKE notice that I. John Lander-
way, of Vancouver. B.C., laborer, intend to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:
Conimencing at a post planted bn
the west side of the Finlay River
about one mile north and three miles
west from the head of Deserters'
Canyon, and marked "J. L.. N.W.
Corner Post." thence east 80 chains,
thence south 80 chains, thence west
80 chains, thence north 80 chains
to point of commencement; containing 640 acres, more nr less.
JOHN LANDERWAY,
Aug. 30, 1913. Garfie i I Smith, Age.T.
W -TER NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that C. II.
Olds, of Fort Fraser, B. ('.. will apply for a licence to take and use Ave
cubic feet per scioinl of water out
of Four Mile Creek, which Hows In
a southerly direction through En-
dako Valley and empties Into En-
dako River, near Endako. The
water will be diverted al three miles
from mouth and will he used for irrigation and domestic purposes on the
hend deacrlbed as I'. It. No. 324 and
No. 325, Range .">.
This notice was posted on the
ground on the Kill day of January,
1914. The application will be tiled in
the office of the water recorder at
Fort Fraser.
Objections
said Water
Comptroller i
ment Bulldln
■ ^^
gina; .! li
Donahan, I
.1. Harris, J
I ■ : 'e. ll. D
' ". Vai 'ie
M, Minzgahr,
AT THI HOTELS
En
He.
Hej
P.
J
Wi
I
Thos. Taylor, Re-
. Edmonton; N.
R. I). Braekett,
ardson, Ed mon -
. Vancouver; John
: .1, B. Stauffer,
F. Mosher, Spo-
Edmontonj R. S.
. li. Phelp, F.dmon-
l'l, Edmonton; Mr.
Nechaco; M. C.
•; W. T. Halm,
Murphy and child,
Ki lso, Vancouver;
ttie; O Lineham,
"., Victoria; T. F.
; T, Glllis, Winni-
Edmonton,
G, Robinson, E. A.
. T. McComb, Cal-
.1. Shaw, Edmon-
O'Brlen, Mile 232;
III ; J. F, Schuler,
", J. P. Robertson,
Oflice at Kamloops, B. C, as No. 1268.
Dated this Ilth day of March, 1914.
Strathcona Brewing and Malting
Company, Limited, Applicants.
apll By George Mason, Agent.
Auction Sale!
To be sold regardless of cost at
Public Auction on
Tuesday, March 24th,
at 1 i). rn. sharp, at thc Pioneer
Commission & Sale Stables
FORT GEORGE
________ liistrict
^^^^ of Peace RiveJ
TAKE notice that David Bloom-
field of Vancouver, B. ('., occuiiation.
Tailor, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following lands:
Commencing at a post planted two
miles east of the east bank of the
Finlay River, one-quarter mile north
of Fort Grahame, marked "D. B.'s
S. W, Corner"; thence east 80 chains;
thence north 80 ehains; thence west
80 chains; thence south 80 chains;
to point of commencement, containing 64 0 acres, more or less.
DAVID BLOOMFIELD, Applicant.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
District
may n
Record
t Wati
IB. Viel
C. H. 01.11
I'll
•d with the
r with the
:h:s. 1'arlia-
II. C.
pnllcant)
District
eberl Wilson
, Teamster,
ermission to
ig described
Fort George Lanil Dislrict
B of Peace River
■I Tl „ „. TAKE notice that 1, Victor Mrissi,
HOrSCS, ItarneCS, HOliSeS, WagOnS, of Vancouver, B.C., laborer, intend
n I I , ii i /to apply for perniission to purchase
Buggies, Lots and Large Number of the following described lands:
... ,, i-i Conimencing at, a post planted on
MlSCellaneOUS ArlldeS the west side of the Pinlay River
j about one mile west of the junction
Handbills containing: complete of Pusaca River' !U"' ""■"•••-l* "V.
ton; A.
and M
Knowlei
Salmon Rivi
Quesnel; ]|
E. Chtmben
Glctoria; E
Kennedy, Wii
peg; G. N. Ii
Rohan's Be
Eagle, Victoria; A.
gary; W. .1. Blake,
ton; P. Hag-en, E.
J. Landers, Kankoe.
( algary; E J. Millar
Fort George; J. II. I|.„-vey, New York,
.''». Boyew, Hebber, Min.; Mr. and
Mrs. Reahm, Edmonton; O. B. Cuth-
bcrtson, Hebber, Minn.; R. Latham,
Ashcroft; 11. C. Smith, G.T.P.; 11.
Vaux.
list to be printed later,
Anyone having; Roods for sale can
list same before date of sale.
;M., N. W. Corner Post," thence east
80 chains, thence south 80 chains,
thence west 80 chains, thence north
80 chains to point of commencement;
containing 640 acres, more or less.
VICTOR MASSI.
Sept. 1, 1913. Garfield Smith, Agent.
Wc beg to announce tbat we
have a large consignment of fi ie
Milch (lows and Alberta Draft
and Driving Horses to arrive
early in April.
MILLS & NICHOLSON,
Auctioneers.
Fort George Land Disti
- •' i'.'i "• Rh
TAKE notice thai it
of Vancouver, ll. C
inteiuls lo :e; ; ly lor 1
purchase the followii
lands:
Comnieneing al a post planled
ahout one-quarter mile east of the
east bank ol the Finlay Itiver, about j
twenty-nine mile:* from its mouth, |
marked "It, W.'s S. \V. Corner";
thence east K'i chains, llnnee north |
SO rh.iius, thence weal SO chains,
thelice south sn chains lo point of
commencemi nt, conlaining 640 acres,
more or li .;
ROBERT WILSON, Applicant.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
July 18th, mm .
| Fort George Land Diatrict, District |
of Peace Itiver
TAKE nolice Hint Freeman W.
Fergmoi'o of Vnncouver, li. ('.,
occupation. Commercial Traveller,
intends to apply for permission to
purchase the following described
lands:
Commencing at a post planted one-
half mile east of the bank of tlle I
Finlay River about thirty-one miles
from ils moulh, marked "F. W'.F.'s
S. Vf." Corner"; thence east 80
chains; thence north 80 ehalns;
thence wesl so chains; thence south
so cliains to point of commencement,
containing 04o acreB mure or less.
FREEMAN W. FERli.MORE,
Applicant.
JOHN MacDONELL, Agent.
July 18th, 1913.
The Mecca Cafe
| Thi
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lenced restauranteurs,
the patronage of those who enjoy good
food well cooked.
TRY US OUT ; WE NEVER CLOSE
Fort George Land District. District
of I'eaee Itiver
TAKE notice that I, Louis II
Vinegar, of Vancouver, 11. ('., laborer, intend to apply for permlBBlon lo
purchase the following describeil
lands:
Commencing at a post planted on
the west side of the Finlay River
about one mile west and one mile
north from the head of Deserters'
Canyon, and marked "1,. II. v., N.E.
Corner Post," thence south 80 chains,
thence west 80 chains, thence, north
_^^__^^_^_1^^^__i.eill-'t' 80 chains, to
We solicit | point of commencement; containing
640 acres, more or less.
LOUIS II. VINEGAR,
Aug. 30, 1913. Garfield Smith, Agent.
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Inti mis
purtlial
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Commencing al a
mlli east or ii
Plnlaj River,
norlh of Port
S.'s S. W. Cc
District
Shaw, of
tpation, Sailor,
perniission to
ing described
Oral
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east b.ink of the
me-quarter mile
ne, marked "J.
thonce east 80
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Prince George Townsite
WANTED
Prince George Listings
Synd.
A few choice building lots for $250 each.
Some excellent farm lands, Stuart
for sale at Ten Dollars per acre.
River
Good
Valley,
terms.
SOUTH FORT GEORGE, B.C.
...
The Edinburgh Finance Co.
. AND
Messrs. Dearie & Fogarty
Have entered into partnership and will
carry on business under the style of "The
Cariboo Investment Comj any" (to be incorporated), and will shortly be moving their
offices to Hammond Street, Fort George,
opposite the Hotel Fort George.
The company will carry on a general real
estate business, fire and life insurance, and
will also issue passenger steamship tickets
to all parts of the world.
Large listings of Fort George and Prince
George property. Acreage for sale in
tracts of from 2 to 20,000 acres.
Agents for the Royal Insurance Company,
Limited.
Loans on real estate negotiated.
Cable Address: "Edina."
A. DEARLE.
H. W. MONCRIEFF,
Managers.
COAL Has Arrived.
sale
We are exclusive agents for and now have on ha
PEMBINA COM
The highest grade of Domestic Coal in Western
PHONE YOUR ORDERS
Fort George Trading and Lumber Co., Jj
i' hone 11, South Fort George.
Fort Georee
Caieiial Paid I'i.
CnpiUI Aulhoritwl
The Royal Bank of Canada
Incorporated 1B69.
WITH WHICH IS UNITKI)
The Traders Bank of Canada_
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
transaci*4"
A GENERAL BANKING BUS1NESS_
Head Office
Fort Georirc Hranch,
U. MURRAY, Munnm-r
Montre"'
_.___
LUMBER
Having recently established a
lumber mill here we are preparer! to deliver rough lumber
of any dimension.
Ordway & Wakeley
Newland, B.C.
IN SUCCESSION TO THE CRIL.L
ahove cafe has been taken over b^jj go chains thenee
chainB; thence
north
80 chalnsi
thence weal 80 i
■i.'ni.s; tl
lence noutli
80 chaini 1
ll Ol C ii i
nencement,
conUu.in
' "' B, Iiie)
re eer Iqbb.
JAM1 '
I'll WV, .
\|'|elll*!Ult.
JOHN M
acDONE
LL, Agent.
July 16th, 1013.
T. G. JONES
Solicitor and Notary Public.
Fort George Trust Building,
FORT GEORGE. B.C.
Northern Liver.
Transfer
Stables
■<1 to
band
Fully wii;i'i:^i work
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