The element of doubt that
has existed around this place
has dissapeared.
lor,
Or,
FORT GEORGE HERALD
;-^tfciy
o. Legist**
Don't put off your Fort
George trip. You mav get left.
The best time to travel is now.
VOLUME 1, NO. 50
SOUTH FORT GEORGE, B.C., SEPTEMBER 2, 1911
$3 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
Fort George, Indian Reserve No.l, Comprising 1366 acres, situated at the junction of the Frasfer aud Nechaco Rivers, was sold by the
Fort George Indians last Tuesday night to an individual named F. G. D. Durnford, whom circumstances indicate to be acting as agent for
the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company. The Consideration in the agreement was the sum of $100,000. Every member of the tribe,
with the exception of three Indians, signed the agreement-of-sale.
The muss meeting of tho Fort George Indians, held in Chief Loui's house on the lndiun Reserve lust Tuesday night, resulted in
n decision by tho bund lo sell the reserve.
A new factor in thu situation appeared, in
the presei.ee of it gentleman named F. G'.
1). Durnford, who acted as nominal purchaser. Thero were present at Use sale, Father
Cocola, thc Indian missionary, who bus
had charge of the affair in regard to the
protection of the Indian's interests, F. (I.
I). Durnford, acting as agent for the purchasers, L. (I. MacHallie, manager of the Bank
of li. N. A. here, who witnessed the signatures, and the Indians. Father Cocola''s instructions from the Department were, we
understand, to sell the reserve in tlic best
interests of his charges. Mr. Durnford has
been living at the Hudson's Bay post here
for several weeks past, anil it wins generally
understood here that he was waiting a favorable opportunity to continue a tour of
the Northern Interior by way of the Bulk-
ley valley and Hazelton. His connection
with the Indian reserve deal was unknown
until he appeared upon to scene at the Indian conference in the capacity of purchaser. Mr. Durnford addressed the Indians at,
some length upon his desire to purchase the
reserve for the sum of 81(10,000. Pierre Roi,
a French half-breed acted as interpreter.
Father Cocola, to whom the interpreter
conversed in French, did not address the
gathering. Threi' Indians, headed by Joe.
Quah, the self-styled second chief of the
tribe, refused' to sign the agreement, his
two supporters being his son and son-in-
law. Quah has always obstructed the sale,
thinking that by so doing he would force
lhc white men to pay an enormous price.
The New Northern Hotel is now completely framed and covered in. Work on the
interior is progressing rapidly.
It. W. Campbell, representing the Saskatchewan Flour Mills, of Moose .law, was
amongst the arrivals on Thursday hist.
The bill at the Furt I leorge Theatre next
week will be changed Wednesday and Saturday. Th.ro .will be no show mi Monday
night, as the, theatre has been rented by tlic
Socalist party here for a meeting,
The British Columbia Express Companyjs
big steamboat "B. X." left here Ibis morning with the South Fort (I "ge baseball
team aboard, and a large party of excursionists from this plnce to witness the ball
game to bu played at Quesnel tomorrow
between the homo team and Quesnel.
News was received here yesterday nf a
fatal accident which occurred on (he Cariboo road near Soad Creek last Tuesday
when a Chinese passenger was killed and a
driver seriously injured when a ear plunged
over the grade into the ditch. II appears
that rains had rendered the road very slippery and that in rounding a bend the car
skidded into the ditch. No particulars are
forthcoming, and the identity of the dead
Chinuiinan is not vet knowi'i here.
lie once intimated to The Herald, that, if
the purchasers, would give him about twenty thousand dollars for his share, that ho
would discontinue his obstruction tactics.
In an interview with Father Cocola the
day previous to the sale he informed The
Herald thai, the identity of the purchasers
was not definitely established. "The reserve
will be sold to the test advantage of the
Indians," said Father Cocola. "They aro
poor people, and children to all intents anil
purposes, It is my duty to protect their interests all the time; the wishes of the general public must be a secondary consider-
ion."
That the G. T. P. are the purchasers there
is very little room for doubt. Mr. Durnford
who is the only person with a knowledge
of the identity of the purchasers, refuses to
divulge the information. Father Cocola has
no knowledge of the matter, merely satis-
fying himself that Mr. Durnford represented the necessary capital to complete the
purchase. Mr. I) urn ford was at one time ill
the employ of the Dominion government at
Ottawa. Indications would point to the
fact that he has been entrusted with the
commission to purchase the reserve for the
Dominion, who, jn turn will transfer it to
: the G. T. P. in the same way as the sale
! of the Indian reserve was put through at
Rupert, the G. T. P. paying the purchase
price lo the Indians, Tho railway company
; are supposed to hold the reversionary rights
of the province in this matter, therefore,
after the Indians have relinquished their
] rights to the land the reserve remains the
' property of the Federal authorities, or the
concern they purchase for. The C. T. 1'.
, have already made two previous attempts
Father Cocola, who recently completed a
■ tour of the country between here and Hnzcl-
■ ton, speaking of the wonderful mineral
resources of tin' country in the Babine range,
states that in tlie Bear Lake country, near
Did Fort Connelly there exist groat fields of
| anthracite coal.
I KEEPOFFTHE GRASS-
In the issue of the Winnipeg Saturday
| Post, of August llllh., appears a letter to
■ the editor, from George .1. Hammond,
telling: the, Post that the editor of this publication is a bad. naughty man, and asking
Knox Met lee not to print any more nasty
things about the Natural Resources Company until he sends a fellow up here to find
out if out if (leorge Hammond ever told a
lie in his advertisoing literature. Would'nt
that jar you? B. A. Laselle, of this town-
site, also butts-in with a nice little note appended to Hammond's rug-lime, saying
i therein that he has asked us to cut out such
■ "uncalled for criticism" lots of times. Of
course he has, since establishing inter-pock-
, etbook relations with George Hammond
through (he medial ions of a gravel-peddler
whose name might be Muses. But unfortunately Laselle is not running The Herald
■ or diotating its policy, and as he is on re-
j cord along different lines to those laid down
j in his letter to the Post he had better keep
' ol. the grass.
to purchase the reserve, both of whieh failed owing to the attitude of the Indians,
w.io were holding out for large figures,
owing to the work of townsite concerns
that had stimulated their greed by offering
the red-men high figures for the land. Dr.
McDougall, of Oltuwa, who represented the
government at one of the former attempts
to purchase, was empowered to offer the
sum of £05,000 only for the reserve.{The Indians refused to sell for that sum. It was
understood that the G. T. P. would not pay
more, and, reading between the lines, wa
seem to see the fine hand of diplomacy
taking this means of purchasing without
establishing a bad precedent of raising
their offer.
It is probable that the G. T. P. will make
an official public announcement with regard
to the reserve' sale shortly.
The Indians are given until June the first
of next year to vacate the land, during
which period, however, they will not interfere with any survey work that is to be
carried on throughout the land. The money
is to be paid to the Indians in cash, but no
date has yet been set for the payment of
the money. The Indians formed a committee
to attend to the division of the proceeds of
; the sale, and although he requested to be
left off the body entirely, the Indians pre-
i vailed upon Father Cocola to preside over
the work that the committee were to perform.
Discussing the plans for the Indian's
future Father Cocola stated that he was
pleased at the outcome of tlseir deliberations, lie 11.-u 1 always advised them that a
sale would be desirable for their welfare,
and in the event, of their deciding ugainst
the sale he would have used his influence to
move the tribe to another reservation,
further removed from the demoralizing in-
flueneies of tne adjacent white men's towns.
"It is like a new start in life for them,"
said Father Cocola to The Herald. Their
plans include the building of a well laid out
village on the (loose country reservation,
which is situated about sixteen miles up
the Fraser river from here, on the Western
bank. The reservation comprises 2500 acres
of splendid hind. The village will have e
church and presbytery, and a school. It will
be built on a uniform plan, several different
styles of houses will be built iukI grouped
round tlie church. It will in no wise resemble what has been known to the Indians of
this country, since the beginning of time,
us their villages—straggling groups of
hovels nnd smoke houses infested by vermin
and the germs of disease. The houses forming the new village, when completed, will
be chosen by the drawing of lots. The favored ones in the lottery winning the houses
nearest the church, which is tlw locality
most desired. I .very falraily of Indians are to
receive 82500. Each individual, man wolman
and child, receives an additional $5011.
Widows will draw $1500. These Indians have
been a poor people all their lives. They do
not understand the value of a thousand
dolhirs.and have no conception of the amount, of money in the control of tive tribe
ns payment for their land here. Father Cocola will help them and advise them in everything, and in the big kindly priest, who
for years past has acted as doctor and sur-
Igeon, spiritual' adviser and confidant for
thorn all, they have an advooato and mediator who has made their betterment his
life's work.
it is with a sigh of satisfaction that we
record the sale of Indian reserve No. 1 for
railway townsite purposes. We have repeut-
edly stated that the sale would go through
this month, and we received the advice upon
which we bused that statement from a
source that leaves us no doubt as to the
identity of tl.' purchasers. Fort George, we
allude to the lndiiwi reserve, and other
Fraser River properties, now stand upon a
solid foundation.
We await with interest the statement of
the railway company.
South Fort George and Other Fraser River Properties Natural Location For Future City Here.
On February 19th., MHO, John Houston
made the following prediction regarding
the situation at Fori (leorge." In the opinion of the editor of The Tribune, Fort
(leorge will, for Iwo or three years, be where
it is today, on 200 acres of land, fronting
on Fraser River and not a mile from the
located line of the Grand Trunk Pacific
railway through the Indian reserve. It is
common opinion al, Porl (leorge Hint the
railway company will purchase Ihe Indian
Reserve land, some I,'11)11 acres ill all, make
a portion of it into a townsite and the remainder railway yards. The Hudson's Bay
Company's 07 acres lying between tho ln-
'lian reserve and tha 200 ceres on which
the town is now building. Adjoining the
Hudson Bay Company's 91 acres on the
west is Bii'd's pi'o-eblption of 111) acres.
These four tracts have a frontage of a mile
and lit half on Fraser river, and about the
sfiMne on Nechaco river, and if sub-divided
would make 10,1)0(1 town lots and leave the
railway 500 acres for yard purposes. Ten
thousand town lots is enough for a city of
20,001). Port George may have 20,000 people
! some day; but the editor of The Tribune
will not live to see the tiny."
.John Houston's prediction was a true
one. South Fort (leorge, to which he albid-
I ed as "Fort (leorge" is still, and always
will be until the railroad townsite is well
established, the centre of interest here. The
lust paragraph of "Old John's" article was
pathetically true—he died on the eighth day
of the following month.
According to the Prince Rupert News
There has been some delay over the signing
of Ihe contract for the last gap in the G. T.
P., by Messrs. Foley, Welch, and Stewart.
There is no doubt expressed thut the contract will go to that contracting firm, but
it is known that, the Toronto Construction
Co., whose representatives were here some
time ago, and Messrs. Wilson & Co., of
Minneapolis were also in the field.
The final survey of the Grand Trunk Pac-
iyo north from Edson into the Peace River
country is being completed rapidly by L. E.
Silcox, who with a party of assistants has
been working through the country since the
opening of spring. Mr. Silcox is nowr about
.'15 miles north of Edson and'is working towards the town. The information has been
obtained from good authority that when
he reaches Edson the final survey will be
ciimpleteed. This should be by the end of
the present month.
Some difficulty has been experienced in
getting a satisfactory grade over the ridge
between lhe Athabasca and the McLeod
rivers. Several preliminary surveys were run
and the final has been located around the
eastern end of the ridge where it has been
possible to secure a four-tenths grade on tho
road's main line. Following this survey
the road will run northeast from Edson until it passes the ridge between the McLeod
and the Athabasca, after which it will swing
around into the valley of the latter stream
and run northward to a suitable place for
crossing. It is understood that .Mr. Silcox
has connected up the survey from Edson
with the old survey made in 1007 through
the Pino Pass.
According to the News, Montreal advices
give it out definitely that the contruct'for
the last stretch belongs to. Messrs. Foley,
Welch, tV Stewart, the firm have promised,
il is said, to have the steel across the summit to Tele Jaune Cache by December. Kail-
head is now only twenty miles east of the
Ycllowhend Pass at the summit, and grading is in progress west of the divide to
Tete Jaune Cache. Messrs. Foley, Welch &
Slewai't will undertake to complete the entire British Columbia section before the end
of 1913, when lhe line will be opened for
j through traffic.
Th.' work along lhe route between Aider-
more and Tete Jaune Cache is much lighter
thnn on thc 100-mile Coast division now
being, operated. Generally speaking the
country to be traversed is open and level.
A wide valley extends all the way from the
head of navigation on the south fork of the
Fraser to Fort (leorge.
The townsite of Houston, in the Bulkley
valley is being boomed by a Vancouver (inn
for tho G. T. P. Railway company. The
town is named after .lohn Houston, the
veteran newspaperman who died ut Quesnel last year from exposure to conditions
his lime worn constitution was unable to
stand, whilst printing his paper in South
Fort George. The townsite is made up of
1,765 li-ts.one-quarler of which are owned
by the Provincial Government, leaving
1,342 for sale. The streets are 66 feet wide
and the lanes 15 feet. The lots nre .10x100
feet with tli..' lane al the rear. The townsite
is principally level. The Buck Kiver runs
through the town, and two blocks have
been reserved on its banks for park purposes. The town is situated about halfway
between Eraser Lake and llazellon, on lhe
route of the (I. T. P.
Capitalists Coming Here.
Mr. Chandler S. Edwards, President of
the North Coast Land Company, leaves
Ashcroft about the 12th., of the month
with a party of distinguished English capitalists who will make South Fort George
their headquarters whilst looking over the
district with a view to investment in land
for colonization purposes. The parly includes (lis Grace the Duke of Sutherland, K.
(!., Lord Desboroiigh, K. ('. V. ().. Admiral
Lord Charles Beresford, Vieounl and W
countess Castlercuiigh, Lord Stafford, The
Hon. Arthur Stanley. Captain Hutton and
Mr. A. Simpson.
The party have been al Brooks, Alberta,
where.the Duke of Sutherland is heavily interested in land, for the past two weeks.
South Fort George has already been visited'by many distinguished people, but her
history will long have been written before
she again welcomes a party of men whose
names are household words in every corner
of the world. The Duke of Sutherland is one
of the wealthiest men in the Empire. Lord
Charles Beresford is England's most distinguished Admiral, lu 1882 he commanded
the Condor in lhe hnmhiird.iiont of Alexandria. He served on. Lord Wolsey's stall' in
the Nile Expedition, and commanded the
expidition which rescued Sir Charles Wilson's party in Safin. Other members of the
party are Well known in both Mayfair aud
Whitehall, in London.
Illicit Booze Venders are
Supplying Indians.
The blind-pigs that are peddling liquor to
Indians had better have a care. The easy-
money gentry, who daily violate the Act
by illicitly vending rank brands of rot-gut
to white men should be brought to account
for tha practice, but the skunks that sow
the seed of violence and crime in the poor
bestial brains of the Indians, to line their
pockets with money that should be expended in feeding and clothing tlw swarm of
hungry brown women and children on the
rancherie, are lower in the plane of estimation than grave robbers.
A disgraceful scene was enacted on Hamilton Avenue last Tuesday night, when a
crowd of drunken Siwashes brawled and
fought like a pack of sleigh dogs, within
hearing distance of private residencies, and
families that had to suffer the indignity of
waiting the termingtion of the red-men's
orgy, or send forth volunteers to take a
hand in the subduing of the frenzied mob
The Herald hus repeatedly "bawled out"
the provincial government for not erecting
a jail here. We have cited instances without
number when the lack of a place to house
prisoners in has caused the public unnecessary exposure to sights of violence and
drunkenness. The representatives of tilie government that huve visited this place must
have realized that a jail was a very necessary itelm in a place so remotely situated as
this, yet it is not built.
The practice of selling liquor to half-
breeds should be confined to sale over the
bar only. Any of the men who can purchase liquor under the act here as half-breeds
are worse than Indians themselves, for
when they come into possession of a Jjottle
they hie themselves away to their Siwash
tilliliiuns and get the whole crowd drunk.
Then the particular hell demon that
sleeps in the cranium of the Indian awakes
nnd twists the brain of the red-man until
he sees red—anil crime stalks abroad. The
Herald knows that half-breeds here were in
possession of enough rum this week to craze
j the whole tribe. They buy it at Quesnel,
. through the medium of some white skined
friend. When The Herald gets the facts regarding some suspected blind-pigs in this
town we will publish the names, occupat-
I ions, and addresses of the swine themselves.
! Cider venders had better sell the beverage
| with more discretion also. Any liquor that
I will intoxicate comes nnder Attorney-General Bowser's Liquor Act as a violation if
I sold to Indians, and judging from the cider
I jags some of the natives have carried, the
dope thai is sold under that appellation
will certainly "bring the glad."
This is at present a "dry" town—but
, what's the use? Ninety miles down stream
there are two retail and ono wholesale li-
; cenee, with steamboats running between tho
; points twice a week or moro often.
— o
The clearing of right-of-way is How in
progress ou the (I. T. P. east of here. A
camp has been established near W. Lnsh-
brook's place about eight miles fmm hero
i by a party of French Canadians, who have
taken a live-mile contract. Their first work
was to build a ferry boat, whieh enables
i road and their camp. There are also quite
j them to cross the river between the wagon
a number of station men ut work along the
line between hero und Chicken's Lake to the
west.—Interior News. Aldermere, i
pagtc rwo
THE HERALD
SEPTEMBER 2, 1911
ifkitic
areas
Tlie plan repn
is authentic. It
nation of the h
iiitu towusitcs h
the lirst work i
lished showing
the station gri
Keserve No. I
week for railro
poses, as filed
Kegistry ollici
1 iiinl- ' Pacific
the
■ed herewitl
iws tha sit-11
subdivided
today, li is
s kind pub
location of
. mi Indian
., sold this
Itt nsite pur
,. Kami'"'!"
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ilwav ' ,'o
iy il
III'il\
lh .,
ilit sharing plan,
Kesources Sent' Vancouver,
o a |
Nuliini
Company
only buildings on any of
iles are located on sub-
ii 938, which is. together
37, the land registered by
under the name "Fort
_e."llere the townsite corn-
have built a large hotel,
i number of other build-
The other subdivisions,
sources Company. Lot 1427 is
of doubtful ownership. It was
staked in tlie name of Harbour
Engineer Bacon of the G. T, P.
at Prince Rupert, and is called
"railroad property" on the advertising maps of the resourceful resources concern. It is not
ye. subdivided. All the above
subdivisions are a long way
from the present centre in the
scene of townsite development
is also located on this land. It
is considered possible -that the
Hudson's Bay Company will
subdivide their land together
with the railway company. Lot
932 is tho property of the Fort
George Land Company. It has
been subdivided but temporarily withdrawn from sale. Lots
933 and 934 are the townsites
of South Fort George, the business, industrial and residential
river frontage is of little commercial value, owing to its
height ubove the river.
Lot 1426 is owned by the
YVtilch Land Company, of Winnipeg, and is a good property
for residential purposes. Lot
913 is owned by J. M. Wiley, of
Winnipeg. Plans are now being
prepared for its sub-division,
Lot 925 is owned by A. Lindsay, of Winnipeg, and is sub-
|j Close & Brown
■- South Fort George, B. C.
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puny. Tl*1 plan wn
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here, and very little develop- centre of lhe total areu sub-
nient work will be done on any divided at this time. Tb_ whole
tlle well known provincial land developed except, for a few av- of them, unless undertaken, as ! of the waterfront on this town-
surveyors who Lave been carry- enues cut through the jack-pine ! at the present time on hot 938, j site forms a natural dock,
by the owners. j owing to the fact that, the site
Lot 417 is owned by the Hud- ! is on a series of natural terraces
son's Hay Company and their '. the lowest of which is about
post, founded over 100 years ten feet above high water mark,
ago, stands on it. The Prdvinc- On all the other sites, especially
ial Government Agent's office ; those on the Nechaco River, the
nil' on survey work in tl
ion for many years past.
The lots initialed N. R, S.
lying to the west and sout
the Indian Reserve are the
ions townsites owned, or I
ri't-
l.ots numbered Ib'lV, 1429 and
are at this ti'pie entirely un
and two roughly graded streets.
Lots 2008 and 2507 are known
as the Hodgkins addition. This
addition is owned by a number
of Victoria speculators and is j
being sold by the Natural Re-
divided for residential property.
Lots 1431,9.-4 nnd 1432 are held
under reserve by the provincial
government. The large island
at the junction of the two rivers
is owned by Messrs Williams &
Murdotl, of Vancouver, who
will probably sub-divide.
The sub-divided area today
aggregates about 2000 acres.
All kinds of
Brick and
Cement
Dirm*_-r F're places a
▼¥ tf 1 H_ specialty.
All work guaranteed.
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fenrSte-1' South Fort George
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PEACB HIVKR I.AND DISTRICT. rT^T_u~"t7._t ->-te"m____-r___n_' TAKR "°"M that WU".m ""m'"'' «'
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i T., occuputiuii |,ros|iect,.r inieiuls to intends to apply lor permission t„ pur- tlie following descrilied lands:-
ipply for permission to purcliase llle Iol- clmse tlie'following described lands:- j Comnieneing at a post plnntcil J miles
owing .les,ribed lauds- Colnmcncllig at a post planted 4 miles south ol Selbv's lemnorarv Boundary Post
Commenciiig al a post Iilanted 01, the ; --.th ,,„„ _ mii,.s rasl „( the N. E. corner : "I s- ''■• Corner ul Dominion Peace' River
cost bank of Hallwav Rivet aboul |B , .,, ,.,t ,6 .„d ..,„.,„ 6 m], „„.„, A Reserve, tiience SOUtll Ro chains; thelice
lilies il an slrcnm flum the In,,mh of, .. .,-,-,., .. I west 80 chains: thencc iiorth Ro chains:
west 80 chains; ' ■> ml «• tnsl "' Poncl,° r'al»> l'""ce nurth llience east Ro chains.
80 chains; llience casl Ko 8u chains; tlicnce east 80 chums; thence Jy.io. WILLIAM Dl'RRAN'D.
r less, lo rlvcr bank, thencc south So chains; thence west 80 chains to I March ..1st. Mill. Albert Tale, agent.
ver hank to point ol com point of commencement, and containing •
nl.iiiinil,' 1,40 aires more or sjo acres more or less. ' Pence River Land Dist. - Dist. ol Cariboo.
j ,„ „, PETER FIIHM WNTR.NT I 'I'AKE notice thnt Arthur Walker, ol
AMES REID. I „.„.,, ,, , ,,„ „.,„„ „ I Edmonton,,Alta., occupation clerk, intends
cek
SaturJiy, September 2, 1911
Kebrn
Frank Watson, agt.
March 14, mil Join, MacDunell, agent.
I'EACE RIVER LAM) DISTRICT,
Distrul ol Can;
TAKK lioticc thai Alice May Slcrin
il Vancouver, II. C. occupation Clerk,
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Creek; tlicnce wcsl p. ilia
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alas
I.ml.; Uieme north along river hank lo tin
point uf commencement, containing _lx
lines inure or less.
Jcio ALICE MAY SH0RTREED
February 28th., loll, frank Watson, nel
PEACE RIVER I.AND DISTRICT
Dislriel ui Carilioo.
TAKK
ntends t
use the
Conn
west I,
iniiis
Cypres
.nn -li.il ll.ri'v I'.ns.i
11. I', uccupaiion hotel
ipply lur permission to
.1 lauds:
;, ol
llll,
IVER I.AND DISTRICT,
irici ui Cariboo,
p lhal William Cliomnnli,
I', occupation Commen
traveller, intends tn upnlv lur rms.i,,n
to purchase lhe following descriheil lands:-
C iltnnellcing at a post planted one mile
west oi Hallwav River, abuut i; miles
downstream from the month of Cvnress
' reek thencc west 8o chains: tlicnce norlli
So chains; thence eust Ro chains; thencc
suuili hu chains to point ol commencement
colitainitig 6.|n .ill-is mure or less,
■le lo. WILLIAM CHAPMAN.
Feh-tia-y .8tL., iyn. Krunk Watson, agt.
| Cnriboo Lnnd District - District ol Cnriboo.
TAKK notice thut B. Wlntermlte, oi
i Vancouver, It. 0. occupation rancher, in-
I lends to applv Ior permlszioll lo purchase I south Ro chain:
tu apply fur penuissiuu to purchase the
following descrilied Ininls:-
Commeltcing at a post planted al, milcs
soulh oi the must southerly corner of
Swan Lake; thenee eust 8o chains; Ihcnce
Ihellce west 8o chains;
the lullowing descrihed lands:
Commencing at a pust plantcn io miles I „ , ., ,,, ,,,
.,,.,.,„.' , . , ... \ March -8, [911. Albert Tute, agent,
north o the N. W. curner of I.ot 1654, *•
thenee north Ro chains.
Jv.l. ARTHUR WALKER.
.mil about I. miles north and I mile west j p_aee Rjver Land Dist. - Dist. ol Cariboo,
f Poncho Lake, Ihenee north Ro chains; I TAKE notiee that Siiruh Brick, uf
hence east 80 eliains; thencc south Ro ; Slrathcoiia, Altu., occupation married
st 80 chains to place ol
ml containing 640 acres
chains; llience
commencement
more or less.
ap.39. B. WINTKRMITK.
March 34. 1911 Juhn MacDunell, agent
PEACE HIVKR I.ANII DISTRICT.
Disirici ol Caribou.
TAKli nolice Unit Charles Leu Denting,
ul Seattle, Wush., occupation Shoe Sales
man, inteiuls lo ni-dv lur nermission to
purcnase Hie [ollowing described land.:-
Commencing at a post plauted about ,s,t
miles nnrth and about 11 miles west oi Commenciiig nl a posl plnnled about S3
the 2. mile post cstablislied on lhe R.N. tnllos north nml about 13 miles wesl ol
oj' .11 a posl nlanted in the W. Mouuted Police truil on the imrth bank the 22 mile nost established on the R. X.
ol Hallwav Rlvcr abont 17 ol the Peace River ut the mouth ol Cash if/. Mounted Police trnil on the norlh bnnk
rastrcom hum llie mouih oi Creek; thence soutli 80 chains; thence west ,,( Un, l'_.Kl. River ill the molltll ol Cnsll
Creek; theiue west 80 chains: 8u chains; Ihenee north 80 ehnins; thelice Creek; tlicnce north 80 chnius; llience enst
nil, 80 chains; tlicnce cast 80 eait °° chains, lo point ol conimenccment, 80 chnins: thence south 80 ehnins: thenee
containing 6411 acres inure ur less. West 80 chuins to poinl ol commencement,
PKACK RIVKK LAND DISTRICT,
Dislrict of Caribou.
TAKIC notice Unit Daniel Cunningham,
of Seattle, Wush., occupation Miner, intends to n""'v b,r "cnuissiun in purcliaae
the fullowing described lands
river bank to point ,,1 commencement,
enntaining 1,4., acrci morc nr less.
Jcio. HARRY PARSUNS,
February -7th., 1011. 1-'rank Watson, ngt
Je.10. CIIARLKS LEO DEMINO, I containing 640 neres more or less.
Murch 7, 1911. James Peltry, aeent. _„.,„, DANIEL CUNNINGHAM,
March, 8. 1911. Jumes Pettr" agent.
l'KACK RIVKR LANII DISTRICT.
Districl .,{ Curiboo.
I:
,,, . ,,.,,,, Cariboo Laud Iiislriet - Districl ol Cnriboo,
PEACE RIVER I.ASD I ill i 1.1'. TAKK .. .1 .1 . o , 1 ■ , , ...
District ni Cariboo o V.I w , ' Jol,"»""l ol TAKE notice thnt Florence M. Lyons,
TAKE nnliee that David ' Monroe, ol ,,!'"' ,' ««»l', occupation Cnriienter, III-1 o[ Vancouver, 11. C. occupation stenog-
r, ll. C, occupation ...reliant ffUUi-Xcrll!cdtnd™- ° ""rC""M ruphcr, intend, to .pply lor permission to
(.lily lor permission CmnmeitcliiR .it ;i post Dial.led hI.ou. bi ! P»"_inse the following described IhimIs:-
niik's north mid about u miles wcit o*[ OommenClng tit a post planted at the
''■ 21 mile post CAtlUillsllCt. nil llie R, n. N. W. enrncr ni I,
woman, iniends In apply for permissinn -l
purchase tlic folfowitij; descrihed lands:*
Commencing at a post planted 5 milcs
smith of Selby's temnnnirv Uoiltidaty Pnst
at S. F,. Corner of Dominion Pence River
Reserve, thence snnlli Ro chains; llience
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chnins;
llience east Ho chnins.
Jy I. KARAII BRICK.
March 30II1. igil. Albert Tate, aijent.
PKACE RIVKR LANI) DISTRICT.
Dislrict of Cariboo.
TAKIC notice that I, Ettle Jones, oi
Los Angeles, Call., occupation iinmnrried,
intend tn apply (nr permissinn to purchase
the following described lands:-
Commeticlng at a post nlanted 1 mile
south and 7 milcs wesl nf the South-east
corner of the B. C. Government• Reserve,
marked E, J.'s N. E. corner; thence south
80 chains; thence west Ho chains; thence
imrth Ho cliains; tlicnce east Ho chiiins to
point of commencement, containing 6-10
ucres.
Jy.2i. ETTIE JUNES.
March 30th., iyn.
traveller, intends ti
t<> purchase the fol
Ci
cd laud!
isl pl.nited one mil.
PEACE RIVER T.ANl) DISTRICT.
Dislrict nf Cnriboo.
TAKE nntiee that I, William Jones, of
Winnipeg, Manitoba, occupation traveller,
intends lo apply for permission to purchnse the following described funds:-
Commencing at a post plnnted 2 miles
south and 7 miles west nf the South-east
corner of the II. C. Government Reserve,
marked W. J.'s N. Vi. corner; thencc soutii
Ho chains; thence easl 80 chains; Iheuce
north 80 ehutns; thence west 80 chains to
point of commencement, enntaining 640
acres.
Jy.22. WII.UAM JONES.
March 3lst. 1911,
PEACE RIVER I.AND DISTRICT.
Dislriel of Cariboo.
TAKE notice tlmt Tom Allan, of Vancouver, ll. C. occunation Mining Engineer,
intends to apply f.ir permission to purchase the lollowing described lands:-
Commencing at a post planted 011 tltt
west bank of Hallway River about la
miles downstream frmu the mouth of Cypress Creek; thence west Ho cliains; thenco
north 80 chains; theuce enst 80 chains
more or less to river bank, Ihcnce south
along river bank to point of cotnmencc-
ment,conlttiiiing 6_]o ncres more or less.
Jc 10 TOM ALLAN,
March 1st., ion. Prank Watson agent.
PEACE RIVER LAND DI.iiRlLl'.
District nt Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Joe Shennerd of Van.
couver 11. C, occupntion Labnrer, intends
to apply for permissinn lo purchase the
folloWm" described luiids:-
Comtnciicinir »t „ |1ust planted % mile
I west,from Halfway River, and about lo
milcs down siream from thc month of
Cypress Creek; tlicnce west 80 chains;
tlicnce soulh 80 chuins; thence east 80
chains; iheuce nortii 80 chains to point
of commencement, containing 6.|o acres
more or less.
Je.10. JOE SIIEPPERD.
March isti, iyn. Prank Watson, agent.
Peace River Laod Dist. - Disi. of Cariboo.
TAKIC nnliee that John Hall, of Ed-
monloii, Alta., occupation accountant, intends to un»ly for permission to purchase
1646 and about 5 | the following described lands:
PEACE RIVER LAND DI.i.RICT.
District of Curiboo.
TAKE notice that John William Carry,
of Vancouver, B. C, occupation Hotel
Clerk, intends to am.ty f,,r permission to
purchase the following described landa:-
Commeiicillg at a nost nlanted about %
mile west frnm Halfway River and about
8 miles downstream from the month of
Cypress Creek; thence west Ho cliains;
thenee smith Bo chains; thencc east 80
chains; theuce north 80 chains to noint of
commencement, enntaining 640 acres more
or less.
Je.l. JOHN WILMAM CURRY.
March 1, kjh. Kmnk Watson Agent.
Hn tin fact.on irunr-
Watch
Repairing ■__*_.
CjHjDAVIE
Rend articles by mail t« Kurt (.corire, B.C.
CLUB POOL ROOM
THIRD AND HAMILTON STS.
LOYAL & DAVIS, Props.
Smokers' supplies
a specialty
Four pool tables
Splendid environments
Bronger & Flynn
BUILDERS AND
CONTRACTORS
Plans and blue prints made
Estimates submitted
All kinds of work promptly
executed
OFFICE
NO. 7 SECOND STREET
South Fort George
McGaghran
Thorne
BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS
AND MAKERS OF FINE ICES
Fourth St., South Fort George
CIGAKS AND TOBACCOS
Peace Kiver ti-lld Diet. - Dili, ol Cd.lb-O.
TAKK notice Unit George IIm.iic, ol Etl-
monton, Alt-., occupation engineer, intends to n|i|,ly for |,eruiisslon t<» jmreliase
tlie Inllowiii},' ilescrilieil landSt*
Coi--i-ttcl_n at " imst planted .1 inilcs
smith ol Selby's temnoniry Hounilnry Post
nt S. K. Corner of Dominion Peace River
KcHerve, tlicnce south 811 ciiuins; tneuce
west 80 chains; thencc north Ho cliains;
tiience enst 80 chains.
Jy.i. CHOUGH HflllNH.
Mnrcli 31st. 1911. Albert Tale, agent.
Peace River Und Hist. - Disi. ol Caribuo,
TAKli notice thnl Kdwurd Hon,,', "I
Edmonton, Altn., occupation e-u'lneer, intends' to npply f,,r perniission to purchase
the following described Innils:-
Comtncnclng nt a post pluutcd v4 ol .t
mile south from the most southerly I1"1"1
ol Swun I.ukc; thence south 80 clmins;
thencc west 80 chnius; thencc north »o
clinins; thencc eusi 80 chains.
Jy.i. KIIWAKII IHJKNK.
Mnrch .7, 1911. Albert Tute, npOTl-
Peace River Land Hist. - Dist. ot Cnriboo.
TAKK nutiee that Duncan Iliirrund, of
Strathcona, Alta., occupution Farmer, intends to apply for iiermission to purcliase
the following described binds
Commencing nl_n post plnntcil fi miles
soutli of Selby's tctnnoriiry Hounilnry Post
nt S. K. Corner ol Dominion Pence River
Reserve, tlicnce soutli 80 clinins; thence
west 80 chains: tliencc nortli 80 chulps;
thence eust Ko clinins.
Jy.i. DUNCAN DURRANI).
March _oth. 1911. Albert Tate, agent.
PKACK RIVKR I.AND DISTRICT.
District ol Cnril
TAKK notice Unit I, John MncGillvruy,
of Picton, Ontario, occupution gentleman,
Intends to apply Ior permission to purchnse the lollowing descrilied Innds;-
Commcncing at a |,„st nlimted I mllc
soutli nnd ; miles west of the Soiillienst
corner ol the 11. C. Government Reserve,
marked J. M.'s S. W. comer; Iheuce north
80 chains; theuce east 80 chains;; thence
south 80 chuins; thence west 68 chains to
point of commencement, contuining 6do
acres. 6
Jy,". JOHN MacGILLVRAY.
Mnrcli 30th., 1911.
Pence River Lund Dint. - Dist. ol Cnril"'
TAKK liotico that Henry Gownti,
lidmoiilnn, Altn, occupution Hruker, 1
tends to npply for perniission to purchn
the following described lands:-
Commencing ut n post piunted 8 mil
south of Selby's lemoorurv Boundary ''
ut S. K. Corner ol Dominion Pence ]'"
Reserve, tbencc south 811 chnins; l»en
west 80 chnins; thencc north 80 clialu
tlicnce eust 80 chnins.
Jy.i. 1IKNUV COWAN.
March Jotli. 1911. Albert Tute, UR™'
PKACK HIVKR LAND DISTRICT.
Dislrict ot Cnriboo. .
TAKK nolice Unit I, Charles Hums. •"
Winnipeg, Mmillobn, occupution colllrn""
inteiuls to npply lor permission lo pun
use the following described binds:-
Commencing nt n post planled ' "'' ■
south nml 7 miles west ol the SonUl ''■
corner ol the 11. C. Government l"""' ,'
marked C. H.'s N. K. corner; tbence so" '•
80 chuins; thence west 80 chnius; ""'"
nortli 80 elmins; thence ensl 80 clinins
I point ol commencement, contaliiron "■'
Jy,™'. cnARLKH HARRIS
Murcli glut. 1911. SEPTEMBER, 2, 1911.
THE HERALD
PAGE THREE.
Peace River Liiml Dint. - Dist, of Curiboo.
TAKK notice tiiut j_.ir.il.. McCouili, o[
Edmonton, AUu., occupat inn tnerchaiit, intends io u]>p)y for permission iu purcliase
the fQllowJug described lands:-
CommciiciiiK »t » post planted % of n
mile south ot tlie moBt southerly point of
Swim I.ake; thelice east 80 chains; tiience
South 8ci chains; tbence west 60 chains;
thelice north 80 clmins.
Jy.i. IIAR01J) McCOMJi.
Marcli 27, 191'. Albert Tate, agent.
Peace River I.aml Dist. - Dist. of Cariboo.
TAKK notice that Alexander McDcrmid,
of Strathcaiia, Alta., occupation fanner,
intends to apnly '"r permission to purchase lhe lollowing described lands:-
Col-.-i.uiic.njj at a post planted on the
eastern shore of Swun Lake 1 mile north
ol the most southerly point, thence east
80 chains; thence north 80 chains-; thence
west 80 chains; thence south 80 chains.
Jy.i. AJJ-XANDI... McDKRMID.
"Match 30th. Igil, Albert Tate, agent.
Peace River Land Dist.'- DisL of CaribooT
TAKK nolice that Allred .kick, ol
Strathcona, Alta., occupation carter, intends to apply for permission to purchase
the following described laiids.-
Coiiimeiiciug at a post planted % mile
south ol the most soulherlv point ol Swan
I.uke; tbence east 80 chains; thencc north
80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thence
snuth 8u chains.
Jy.i. AI.FKKD BRICK.
March 30th, ion. Albert Tote, agent.
Peace River l.and Dist. - Dist. of Caribou.
TAKK notice that Norman White, of
Kdinoiitoii, Alta., occupation clerk, intends
to apply lor permission to purchase lhe
fu I low ing described lands:-
ComiiU'iicim- at a post planted 11 miles
south of Selby's lemimrarv Boundary Post
at S. K. Corner of Dominion Peace River
Reserve, thence south 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; theuce north So chaius;
tbence east 80 cliains.
Jy.i. NORMAN WHITE.
March 27, 1911. Albert Tate, agent.
Peace River Land Dist. Dist. of Cariboo.
TAKK notice that Arthur Lewis, of Edmonton, Alta., occupation civil engineer,
intends to upply for permission to ptUch-
ase the following described lands:-
Commencing at u oost piunted 12 miles
south of Selby's temporary Houndary Post
at S. K. Corner of Dominion Peace River
Reserve, thence south 80 chains; thelice
west 80 chains; thencc nortli 80 chailis;
thence cast 80 chains.
Jy.i. ARTHUR LEWIS.
March 28, 1911. Albert Tate, agent.
I'eaee River Land Dist. - Dist- of Coriboo.
TAKE notice thut Gertrude Ritchie, of
Edmonton, Altu., occupation married
woman, intends to apply for permission lo
purcliase the following described lands:-
Commencing at a nost planted 9 miles
south of Selby's temporary Boundary Post
at, S. Ii. Corner of Dominion Peace River
Reserve, theuce south 80 chains; theuce
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
theuce east 80 chains.
Jy.i. GERTRUDE RITCHIE.
March 301I1. 1911. Albert Tate, agent.
Peace River Land Dist. - Dist, of Cariboo.
TAKK notice that Howard Ritchie, of
Edmonton, Altu., occupation mine owner,
intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described laiuls:-
Commcuciug at a post nlanted 10 miles
soutb of Selby's temporary Boundary I'ost
at S. IC. Corner of DotM.iii.on Peace River
Reserve, thence south 80 chains; tbence
west 80 chains; theuce north 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains.
Jy.i. HOWARD RITCHIE.
March 27, 1911. Albert Tale, agent.
PEACE RIVKR LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that I, Frank Cameron, of
Detroit, Michignit, occupation gentleman,
intend to apply for permission to purcliase
the following described lands:-
Commencing at a post iilanted 2 miles
south and y miles west of the South east
corner of the B. C. Government Reserve,
mnrked K. C.'s N. IC. comer; thence south
80 chains; tnence west 80 chains; thence
nnrth 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to
point of commencement, containing 640
acres.
Jy. 22. PRANK CAMERON.
Murch 31st. ion,
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
Dislrict of Cariboo.
TAKIC notice that 1, Charles Cameron,
of Victoria, ti. C, occupalion gentleman,
Intends lo apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:-
south and y miles west of the South-east
corner of the B. C. Government Reserve,
marked C. C.'s N. W. comer; thence south
80 chains; thence east 80 chuins; thence
north 80 chains; theuce west 80 chains to
point of commencement, containing 640
acres.
Jy.22. CHARLKS CAMERON.
March 30th., 1911.
PEACE HIVKR LAND DISTRICT,
District of ...irilin..
TAKE notice that I, Janet Vance, of
Picton, (Int., occupation widow, intends lo
apply for permission to purchase the following described laitds:-
Comineucin.r al a post piunted l mile
south and 1, miles west of thc Southeast
comer of the B. C. Government Reserve,
80 chains; theme east 80 chains; thence
marked J. V.'s N. W. corner; tiience south
north 80 chains; tbence west 80 chains lo
ucres.
Jy.22. JANET VANCE.
March 30th., 1911.
PEACE KIVKR LAND DISTRICT
Dislrict of Cariboo.
TAKIC notice that Bruce MacGIUvray, of
Picton, Ontario, occupation fanner inieiuls
to apply for permissinn to purchase the
following described lauds:-
Commencim' at a post nlanted 1 mile
Sonlh and •> miles west of the South cast
comer of thc B. C. Government Reserve,
liiiirked B. M.'s N. IC. corner; llience south
80 chains; thencc west 80 chains; tbencc
north 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to
point of commencement, containing 640
acres more or less.
Jy.22. BRUCE MacGILLVRAY.
March 30th., 1911.
PKACK RIVER""LAND DISTRICTT
District of Cariboo.
TAKIC notice lhat I,1 Christina Vance,
of Picton, Ontario, occupation spinster,
intend to apply ior permission lo purchase
lhe following described lands:-
Comntenciiig at a post iilanted 1 mile
south and X miles wesl of tlie South east
comer of the D. C. Government Reserve,
marked C. V.'s S. W, corner, thence north
80 chaius; thence east 80 chains; thence
soutii 80 chains; theuce west 80 chains lo
point of commencement, containing 640
acres.
Jy.22. CHRISTINA VANCE.
Murch 30th., 1911,
Peace River Laud Dist. Dist. of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that I, Clarence Vance, of
Picton Ontario, occunation farmer, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:-
Commcnciui' at a post -'anted 1 mile
south and 3 miles west of the South cast
corner of the B. C. Government Reserve,
marked C. V.'s S. IC. corner; theuce north
Ho chains; thence west 80 chains; thence
south 80 chains; thence cast 80 chains to
point of commencement, containing 640
acres,
Jy.22. CLARENCK VANCE.
March 30th., 1911.
I'KACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that, I, Mabel Cameron,
of Victoria, B, C, occupution uninurried,
Intend to apply for permission to purch-
the (ollowing described lands:-
Commencing at a post nlaiitcd 2 miles j
soulh and 5 miles west of the South-east |
comer of thc B. C. GovcrnmeiH Reserve, j
marked M. C.'s N. \V. corner; thencc south
80 chains; llience east 80 chains; tbence ,
north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains to J
point of commencement, containing 640
acres-
Jy.22. MABEL CAMERON.
March ymt. igil.
PEACE RIVKR I.AND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKIC nolice that I, Arlhur Jones, of
McLeod, Alta., occupation gentleman, intends to apply Ior permission to purchase
the following described lands:-
Commeliciug ul u nost nlanted I mile
south and 5 miles west of tbe South cast
corner of thc ti. C. Government Reserve,
marked A. J.'s N. E. corner; llience south
80 cbains; thence west 80 chuins; thence
north 80 chains; thence enst 80 chains to
point of commencement, containing 640
acres.
Jy.22. ARTHUR JONES.
March jisl. ign.-
PKACK KIVKR LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKK nolice that I, Clarence Way, of
Picton, Ontario, occupation Carriage
maker, intends to npply for permission to
purchase the following described lands:-
Commenciiitf at u post planted 1 mile
smith and 5 miles west of the South east
corner uf the B. C. Government Reserve,
marked C. W.'s N. W. curner; thence suuth
80 chains; tliencc east 80 chains; thence
north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains to
point of commencement, containing 640
acres.
Jy.22. CLARKNCE WAY.
"March 301I1., 1911.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo,
TAKIC notice that I, Charles MacGill- I
vray, of Picton, Ontario occupation gentleman, intends to apply fur periniss'on to '
purcliase the following described latids:-
Commencing at a post planted 1 mile
south and 5 miles west of the South-cast
comer of the B, C. Government Reserve, .
marked C. M.'s N. K. corner; thencc south
80 chains; theuce west 80 cbains; tbence
north 80 chains; llience east 80 chains to
point oi commencement, containing 640'
acres.
Jy.22. CIIARLKS MacGILLVRAY. j
Marcli 30th., lyil.
PEACE RIVEK LAND DISTRICT.
Dislrict oi Cariboo,
TAKK notice that Alexander Dulhic, of \
Edmonton, Altu., occupation miner, intends to apply Ior permission to purchase
the following described lands:-
Commenciug at a post [ilanted I mile
south of the S. W. corner of Swan Lake,
theuce easl 80 chains; thence south 80
chains; thence west 80 chains; thence
north 80 cliains.
Jv.i. ALEXANDER DUTHIE.
March 27, 1911. Albert Tate, ngent.
PEACK RIVKK LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKIC notice that I, George Lasee, of
Picton, Ontario, occupation Clerk, intends
apply for permission to purcliase the
following described lands:-
Commencing at a post '.lanted 1 mile
south uud ,s miles west of the South east
corner of the B. C. Government Keserve,
marked (1. I,-'s S. W. corner; llience north
80 chains; thenee east 80 cliains; tbence
south 80 chuins: Ihcnce west 80 chains to
poiut of commencement, containing 640
acres.
Jy.22. CEORGE LASEE.
'March 30th., 1911.
PKACK RIVER LAND DISTRICT. PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo. ! District of Curiboo.
TAKE notice that I, Annie Jewell, nf I TAKE notice that H. __,. Murdoff, ri
Napniiee, Ontario, occupalion married Prince Rupert, B, C. occupation gettttemm
woman,intends to apply fi
purchase the following descrilied luntls:-
Commenciii"' at a post nlanted 1 mile
soutii and I mile west of the Sunth east
corner of the ti. C. Government Reserve, !
marked A. J.'s N. W. corner; thenoe soutli
80 chains; thence cast 80 chains; thence
north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains to
point of cummencement, containing 640
acres.
Jy.22. ANNIE JEWELL-
March 30th., 1911.
Peace Kiver Land Dist - Dist. of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Dalton Kirkland, of
Edmonton, Alta., occupation jeweller, intends to apply for permission to purchase
the following described lands;-
Comineiiciug at a post plauted 2 inilcs
south of the S. W. corner of Swan Lake,
theuce east 80 chains'; thence soutii 80
chains; thence west 60 chains; thence north
80 chains.
Jy.i, DALTON KIRKLAND.
March 27, 1911. Albert Tate, agent.
PEACK RIVKK LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKK notice that 1, Kdna Way, of
Picton, Ontario, occupation married woman
intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:-
Commencing at a post planted I mile
south and 5 miles west of the South-east
corner of the B. C. Government Reserve,
marked IC. W.'s S. E. corner; theuce north
80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thence
south 80 cliains; theuce east 80 chains to
point of commencement, containing 640
acres.
Jy.22. EDNA WAY.
March 30th., 1911.
PEACE HIVKR LAN'U DISTRICT
Districl of Cariooo.
TAKK notice that I, Adaline MacGillvray, of Picton, Ontario, occupation
married, intends to apply for permission
to purchase the following described lands:
south and I mile west of the South-east
Commencing at a i»,st nlanted 1 mile
corner of the B. C. Government Reserve,
marked A. M.'s N. IC. curner; tbence south
80 chains; thence west 80 cbains; thence
north 50 chuins; thence east 80 chains to
point of commencement, tun taining 640
acres.
.Iv.22. ADALINK MacCfLLVRAY.
March 30tH)^i9££.
PEACE RIVKR l.ANU DISTRICT.
District ot ■''.■;■■]., .,
I TAKIC nutiee thut I, Mary Murdoff, of
I Winnipeg, Manitoba, occupation married,
j intends to apply for pcrmiss on tu purcli-
j use the following descriiicd lands:-
1 Coiumeiicinir at n post planted 1 mile
SOUtll uod 7 miles west uf the Suutheast
[corner of the B, C. Cov.-rnm.nt R.ei
1 marked M. M.'s S. K. corner: thence ■
80 chains; thence west H.i chains; thence
south 80 chuius; thence east 80 chains to
point of commencement, containing 64a
acres.
Jy.22. MARY MURDOFF.
March 30th., 7911.
ntends to upply fur permission to purch-
jse the following described lands:-
Cuminencing al a post planted 2 miles
south ami 1 mite west of the South-east
corner of the B. C. Government Reserve,
marked II. L- M.'s N. W. corner; thence
.south 80 chains; thence enst 80 chains;
thelice north 80 chains; thence west 80
chains to point of commencement, containing 640 acres.
Jy"- If. L- MURDOFF.
_M,ircb 31st. 1911.
PKACK RIVKR LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKIC notice that 1, Gladys S. Cameron, of Victoria, B, C. occupation unmarried, intends to apply for permission
to purchase the following described luuds:-
Commencing at a pusi nlanted 2 miles
south and I mile west ol tlic South-east
comer of the B. C. Government Reserve,
marked G. S. C.'s N", K. curner; thencc
soutii 80 chains; thencc west 80 chains;
thencc north 80 chains; theuce east 80
chains to point of commencement, containing 640 acres.
Jy^, _ CLADYS S. CAMERON.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
Dislrict of Cariboo.
TAKK notice that I, Minnie Harris, of
Winnipeg, Manitoba, occupalion spinster,
intends to apply for permission to purchase tbe following described lands:-
Commencin™ at a post planted I mile
south and I mile west of tlie South-east
corner of the B. C, government reserve,
marked M. H.'s S. W. comer; tlicnce north
80 chains; thence cast 80 chains; thence
QYth BOUth 80 chains: theuce west 80 chains lo
Peace River Land Dist. - Dist. oi Cariboo,
point of commencement, cuntaining 640
acres.
Jy.22." MINNIE HARRIS.
March 29th., 1911.
" PKACE RIVKR" LAND "WSTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that I, Edward Vance, ol
Pictnn, Ontario, occupation farmer,
TAKK notice that Walter Gilpin, of Ed- ; tends to apply for permission to purchase
inonton, Alta., occupation merchant, in- the following described lands:-
tends to apply for permission to purchase •- Commencin- at a post nlanted I mile
the following described lands:- : soUtj, and . mile west of the Southeast
Commencing at a post . planted 1 mile corner of the B. C. Government Reserve,
south of Selby's temporary Boundary Post marked IC. V.'s S. E. comer; thence north
at S. IC. Corner of Dominion Peace River 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thence
Reserve, thence south 80 chains; thence aoiilli 80 chains; thence east 80 chuins to
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains: ,,0jnt 0f
thence east 80 chains. ' ttcrea
Jy.i. WALTER GILPIN. j Jv 2'2
March 31st. 1911. Albert Tate, ugent. I 'jiarch 30th.
commencement, containing 640
EDWARD VANCE.
1911.
—The Cariboo wagon road
is 167 miles long
That statement alone will prove to the readers the impossibility of price competition for imported beer against the product of a local .industry
THE NORTHERN INTERIOR BREWING CO., LTD.
Has been incorporated by men who have had long business experience in Cariboo. The objects of the company are: To manufacture
beer for the trade of the Northern Interior; both to satisfy present requirements and the increasing demands of the construction next
year and thereafter. To maintain a brewery capable of supplying the demand for a first-class beer. Read this prospectus. The facts:
A prospectus lins been issued which reads
in purt as follows:
.ORTHERN INTERIOR BREWING
COMPANY LIMITED.
Incorporated under the B. C. Companies
Acts.
SHARE CAPITAL 830,000,00.
divided into 000 shares of 850.00 each.
PRESENT ISSUE
300 shares of 850.00 eacli at par,
payable
\ on application and \ on the corresponding
day of each of the' three following months.
DIRECTORS
JOHN, A. PHASER, M. P. P. Merchant, of
Quesnel, B. C. President.
JOHN B. DANIELL, President, Northern
Interior Printing Co. Ltd. South Port
' leorge, Vice-President.
WILLIAM L. COLLINS, Manager Hudson's Bay Co., Quesnel, Secy-Treasurer.
A. W. CAMERON, Bank Manager, President
Quesnel Board of Trade, Quesnel, B. C.
EDWARD'L. KliPNER. Proprietor Occidental Hotel, Quesnel B. C.
(lE'RGE J. WALKER, .Late Government
Agent, Barkerville B. C.
BANKERS
The Northern Crown Bank, Quesnel B. C.
SOLICITOR
E. J. Avison, Quesnel, B. C.
Registered Office
Quesnel B. C.
This company is proposing to immediately
erect at Quesnel, a high class, modern brewery, and is offering to the public for subscription at par 300 of its 000 shares.
1 1
Since the incorporation of the company
several pionths ago, continuous efforts have
been made to obtain from the Dominion
Inland Revenue Department its consent to
the issue of a brewery licence. ]t has now
agreed to a grant being made when the
brewery is erected, and it has already appointed an Inland Revenue Inspector at
Quesnel to transact tho business of the company. An application will be made with all
practicable speed for a provincial licence,
and the Directors now propose to immediately construct and equip the brewery.
The whole expenses of promoting the
company, including Solicitors charges for
promotion; Government fees; stock books;
the printing of stock certificates and the
Articles of Association; Solicitor's charges
for securing an understanding from the
Dominion Government ns to a grant of a
licence when brewety is erected; the cost of
printing and publishing this prospectus have
been assumed by the Directors, or some of
them, and for so doing the said J. B. Daniell will be allotted 60 shares, and the said
J. A. Fraser; W. L. Collins; /A. W. Cameron;
E. L. Kepner; and George J. Walker 18
shares each. A contract dated 25 November
1910 to this effect has been entered into between the Company and the individual Directors and thc same may be seen at the registered oflice of the Company during business hours.
The Company is thus, without the payment of a single dollar, in the very fortunate position of being discharged from all initial and organizing expenses.
No shares will bodssuud at a discount nnd
every dollar subscribed will be used for the
actual business ,needs of the company.
The Directors nre fortunate in having secured tho services of Mr. George Bruder as
Brewer and Manager. Mr. Bruder is splendidly equipped for the position. He hns 25
years experience as a Brewer in Germany,
Switzerland, the United States and Canada.
He is a graduate of the American Brewing
Academy and was for years Brewmaster of
the Upper Michigan Brewing Company, and
later of the Imperial Brewing Company, of
Kamloops, both of which were exceedingly
successful under his management.
Mr. Bruder is the owner of a considerable
amount of Brewing plant and apparatus,
and so much confidence has he in the possibilities of this District, and the successful
outlook of the Company that he has agreed
to turn over his plant at a valuation in exchange for the shares of the Company at
full par value.
The Directors only propose to raise the
capital necessary to place the Company in a
thoroughly sound financial condition, and
now offer for sale 815,000,00 of shares based
on the following estimate:
Site 8500.00
Building 7000.00
Machinery etc 4000.00
Plant and Apparatus 1500.00
Tools and accessories 500.00
Working Capital 2500.00
816,000.00
Less estimated value o£
Mr. Bruder's plant 1250.00
Net amount of capital
required $14750.00
The profits of Breweries are proverbial.
The distances of this country from thc railroad; the impossibility of price competition
from the nearest brewery; the immense extent of territory this brewery will serve; and
the splendid prices obtainable, place this
brewery in a class by itself, and inuke the
Directors firm in their belief thut this company will in a very short tiine be in an exceedingly prosperous condition and paying a
very high rate of dividend.
This brewery will supply Quesnel, Fort
George, Stanley, 150 Mile House, Soda
Creek, Quesnel Forks, Hydraulic, and all the
surrounding country, and it is estimated
that these places, during this year, consume
at least 2000 ban-els of beer. The plant it is
proposed to install is capable of manufact-
facturing 2500 barrels of beer per annum,
leaving a considerable margin for development without increased cost.
The construction of the G. T. P. and other
railways through this part of Northern B.
C. will immediately increase the territory
this brewery will serve, and ensure a big expansion of business within,a comparatively
short time. As any larger quantity of beer
can be manufactured at a less cost of output than a smaller quantity, a steady increase in the yearly profit in proportion to
the increase in business will be made.
' An average wholesale price of a barrell of
beer holding 6 doz. bottles is 810.00 at the
Brewery. Prices vary from 88.10 to $12.85
The average weight of such a barrell is
2-.51bs, and the freight from the Brewery to
Quesnel at 5 cents per pound would be $12.-
25. Beer from the Railway cannot therefore
bo laid down in Quesnel under 822.25 per
barrell.
The estimated sost ol manufacturing a 6
dozen barrell of finest quality beer in Quesnel is only $7.80.
At $22.25 per barrell a bottle of beer costs
approximately 31 cents, of which the freight
is approximately 17 cents.
Estd., gross profit ... $21,375.00
ESTIMATED PROFITS.
First working year,
Cost of manufacturing
1500 bbls., @ 88.00 ... $12,000.00
Selling price thereof @
822.25 per bbl.,(wholesale in Quesnel is today 830.00 p=r barrel ...33,375.00
After providing for the writing off of the
cost of the entire building and plant in five
years, and for the creation in that time of
a reserve fund equal in amount to the entire capital now to be subscribed, these
profits would pay a dividend of over 60 per
cent.
To comply with the Companies Act it is
stated that the Minimum Subscription on
which the Directors will proceed to allotment is one share. A considerable number of
shares have already been spoken for.
Applications for shares should be made
upon the form accompanying this prospectus, and sent to the Company's Bankers, the
Northern Crown Bank, Quesnel, or to the
Trader's Bank, South Fort George, with a
remittance for the amount payable on ap-
plication.
A copy of the Company's Memorandum of
Association is printed in the fold hereof,
and with the Articles of Association of the
Company forms part hereof.
Whoro no allotment is made the deposit
will be returned in full, and also where the
number of shares allotted is less than tho
number applied foi* tho balance of the deposit will be applied towards the remaining
payments.
Failure to pay any future instalment on
shares allotted when due will render previous payment liable to forfeiture.
Full prospectuses (upon the terms of which
applications will alone be entertained) and
forms of application can be obtained from
(he Northern Crown Bank, Quesnel, The
Trader's Bank, South Fort George, from
any of the Directors, and from E. J. Avison
Quesnel.
This prospectus has been filed with the
Registrar of Joint Stock Companies.
Dated at Quesnel, this 26th., day of April
1911.
> <
THIS COMPANY offers to the public of Cariboo an opportunity of investing in a venture which will add materially to the industrial development of the district, and the profits of which will be great
Send in your application for shares immediately. Much of the stock
has already been subscribed for. Don't delay. Act at once.
$50 EACH
^&WZWZW*Wi>WZW*^KWZWa<Wa'Wi>&,
SHARES
$50 EACH
,e
This form of application may be used. It should be filled in and sent in with the
amount of the deposit to the Northern Crown Bank, Quesnel, B.C.
191
TO THE DIRECTORS OF THE NORTHERN INTERIOR BREWING CO., LTD.
Gentlemen- (Traders Bank, South Fort George. B.C.)
Having paid to the (Northern Crown Bank, Quesnel, B. C.) the sum of
being a deposit of 512.50 per share on shares in the above named company,
I request you to allot me that number of shares upon the terms of the company's full
prospectus, dated the 26th day of April, 1911, which 1 have read, and I hereby agree to
accept the same, or any smaller number that may be allotted to me, and pay the balance of $38.50 per share as provided by the said prospectus, and I hereby authorize you
to register me as the holder of the said shares.
Name in full Address
Description Date
Signature
RECEIVED this day of
thc sum of $ , being a deposit of $
shares in the above named company.
1911, of Mr.
per share upon
For the Northern Crown Bank, Quesnel, B.C.
For the Traders Bank, S. Fort George, B.C. IH! li
THE HERALD
SEPTEMBER 2, 1910
A CRANBROOK BUSINESSMAN'S IMPRESSIONS.
A VALUABLE REPORT.
The report of l1." Canadian
Forestry Convention at Quebeo
has just been issued, and makes
u volume of 100 pages, of ad-
__ dresses, papers and discussions
, .. i i •• bv Canadian and United Stales
Some few weeks ago Jan nutlu)1.jtiPS „„ forestry and lum-
Fink Mailed off to explore the 'hi,n||_ .yj pnns „i Canada are
northern portion of British Co- ,1.|1|l,:,n..| in the report, and all
ml more particulary phases of the subject, commer-
i ducutional, administrat-
und protective are dealt
Nechaco
River water-
frontage
Within one
mile of subdivisions
Apply to
N H WESLEY, Second street
HAMILTON & WHITE
PROPRIETOKS
lumuia
Id size up a block i f some
000 acres, in «liich h i and
nal other fellow citizens nr
terested in lb'1 Port Gi
section.
The trip proved eminent];
joynble and instructive.
I-ink returns home «
larger and truer concept ii
the immense potentialil
this pro\ ince.
He left the mi :n lim of tl
P K. for .he north al \ ■
where he boarded an
bile and enjoyed ovi lt)l I
of joy riding to „ ■
Mr. Fink declares I I '
resolutions passed
and changes suggested in the
... s are included. Persons in-
rested may receive a copy free
i, tpplication to the Secretary, Canadian Forestry Association, Canadian Building, Ottawa, Canada.
Thr Fort George Theatre on
Fourth Street here, was well
patronized at every perform-
Fort George Brick Co.
We are now prepared
to accept orders for
brick and lime. Also
to job by contract.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Jorgenscn & Knox
Proprietors
Laselleave., South Fort Georg.
^ .and feed Stables
Rigs, Saddle and Pack Horses furnished on short notice.
Draying of all kinds and excavating done. Feed of all sorts
continually kept on hand.
Terms reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed.
il
lis wei
iln' attraction
■ si Nelson light
i.eon
I.
.,, k. being the Wo
r. pictures.
The sale of the Indian Reserve
i tion has stimulated to a ureal ex-
■ op- lent, the realty values here
I o during the past week. Proper ir
pi : tic- ies offered recently for ligures
„■) For! that were exceptionally low,
arils of owing to the nun-sale of the
lea.ner, reserve, have now climbed high
ik was again,
''.' ,tMe The rains lately have (..-ft-
dation. iyeiy cheeked the spreading of
on I • forest fires between this place
sixtj mlles, is n ,
and here uiiimi "'
pleasurgbly i ' '
excellence of ;"i
The steamer running
route is llie e'.pial of the Knot- ,im| ^._ Q0ttonwood Canyon
enay and Arrow Lake boats, on t|11, Wl,s, s;c]e 0{ [|lt, Fraser.
miforl of travellers i v mm) nf ,,,„ boo|. ..T|u, New
efull
y (.rovi
led for.
,n route
A copy ol th
Garden of Canada
ween soda Creek and Fort Frech.ick Tnlbot ;„no .„.,„„
nrge, Sir. Pink visited Can's-
written by
dbot, w
panied the G. T. P. publicity
l"'1' «'"'''■'' "" IrIDn^;.d nc3Jmln" party through here last year,
tance with Cl. Allison. Harry ||;ls •,,„„„ n.,.1,iv(,,| h(,,, Th„
Joyce and Bill Anderson, form- |)|in|. ^ uklMy describes the
or Cranbrook residents who are al|v(,n.|n,s of 'Ml, Talbot on
all doing well up north Upon ^ .^^ fmm K(|m(mton t0
their arrival at hort Coorge lluz'eilon om. the G. T. P. sur-
they wore met by Bill Uest, an- rim||i |( dwel,_ ut ■ th
other former CMnbrook.citizen. fc ^ o|
est located the land tor the gl ^ ^ 0 « wUo). {,
I ranbrook syndicate, which d__crib__ "Metropolis in
was on Imnd ^"aXt ""aide tha miking." I
rpl.n".l,r1' arrival "It^Fort Alodg c o f t he Inde pendent j F „J Cpftftfik Pre
I eorec the Kink party learned Order "' Oddfellows will be or- j 1 Ui I vCUI gC .
l|M.-ti;„ on. hot_i i.Hheen pnized and the officers instal- tan
burncd to tl.fi ground' the pre- >ecl "' tllc Ihorne-MoGaghran | Uy„_ jj A Specially
tin V wen
Districts ol
Fcrl George, Nechaco Valley, Fraser
Valley, Bulkley Valley and Stoney Creek
For Sale
Town Lots
Farm Lands
Garden Tracts
Government land for purchase
ami pre-emption located.
For full particulars apply to
Edward Roberts
Salos Agent. Notary Public.
Insurance Aeent, Auctione.r
Valuator.
Offices:
South Fort George and Fort George
B.C. fA
mmmtm_\S_.
Telegraphic address:
"Erin," Fort George,
M. C. WIGGINS
I
FARM LANDS
Real Estate
GARDEN TRACTS
Valuations and investments made for owners and out-of- I
town buyers. J
Fire Insurance Agent for
Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd., British-American Assurance
Co., and the Liverpool & L
FOURTH ST. -
surance Agent tor i
Ltd., British-American Assurance I
London & Globe Insurance Co. |
SOUTH FORT GEORGE, B. C. j
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r/-_h%/_lvf4>^1tf/A%;/AVAVAVAVA%/A%^
4
►:
iWm.Blair&Co.£
PONT BUY ON PAPER
We don't ask you to purchase South Fort George lots hy
making a pencil mark on a townsite plan You would
be safe in so doing, but if skeptical
o COME to o _.
SOUTH FORT GEORGE
Investigate Our Proposition
and you will find a good live town- Two banks, sawmill
pool hall, newspaper, two general stores, splendid
hotel, bakery, stationery store, mail-boat
landing, scores of buildings,
and crowds of satisfied buyers
WRITE FOR INFORMATION TO
NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT CO.
172 Hastings Street, Vancouver, B C , or the resident agent
a e. Mclaughlin
Fourth Avenue, South Fort George
4
4
4
WM. KENNEDY, Manager.
Cor. Second and Hamilton Aves., SOUTH FORT GEORGE, B. C.
Fine crockery pleases the eye,
Nourishes the heart
And stimulates the appetite
s
I
I
We carry a complete line g
'rescrip-
tions a
i • r. I ■
di their day evening next September tne I
(ith. All resident members of the J
order nnd visiting bretheren I
I
This is season- I • I. • .
able weather for Lime JUiCe
A la-.-, stock uf which Is always on hand.
_ ,.,..,,.IV anr, . ,, , u,.,.. Hall iiii Fourth Street Wednt
compelled to t
tenw.
The Cranbrook syndicnti
block nl land is located some welcome,
fifteen miles south of Fort BACK ON THE COAST.
George on fleet lake,_ named „h wi|| no, b_ many u,.u..
niter Hill West It is :i tine h|,fol.(, (h(i|.|, _.:,] b_ hundr8dB ,„■
Btretcl- of level land, heavily thousands „, ,„,,.,, of [md un.
wooded with small cottonwool! der oultivntion in Northern
and birch, nol dilheult In clear. ^-^ Vl)Um]-.u Thm .„,,
I ,„■ _,-„u„d is covered with a va ., ar_a_ _c| m t_ ;_ul.
thick layer nl mu.- .West has it , , , ■■ f ,,.,,, ro . I
Pftoh often acres cleared, s, ,,,„., {,« __ ^ ft_ „,_•.,,_,. on the 12th day of September
of which is umliT culti\;iti "*
J- Dr»rs Chemlcnla, Patent MedicineB,
Muirnssiin'c. Biciks. Staii.mt'i-y,
Toilet ArtlcleB, Drunarisu' Sundries
~ LIQUOR ACT, 1910.
(Section 35.)
NOTIuK is hereby given that
■;^weet corn
eejnteun incliei
west
Meuart and
high, peas, beans, cabbi
potatoes were growin
l-'raser Lake, as well as Hillkli
Valley"
ml linn. Thorn
Tavlor, minister of works, to o,
next, application will be made to
the Superintendent of Provincial
Jo police for the grant of a licence
for the sale of liquor by retail in
V
The Grand Trunk Railway at
Edson has 26 miles of side trackage
Figure out how much trackage will be necessary here
once the trancontidental is completed and the branch to Vancouver is in operation. The Vancouver line alone is the
equivalent of a main line, for all Puget Sound business
originating in the Eastern States, and secured by the Grand
Trunk, will pass South Fort George. This business will be
enormous and many times greater than that going to Prince
Rupert. This prospective development gives South Fort
a value not possessed by other addition property- because it
is situated on the Fraser river. Look into the future.
Come to me. I'll help you buy. Write for acreage
N. H. WESLEY
Real Estate Specialist South Fort George
^HEADQUARTERS)
FOR
FORT GEORGE LANDS
YOU CAN STILL BUY
Good Land at Reasonable Prices
~~ and On Very Reasonable Terms. Title Perfect.
Write for further information to
North Coast Land Co. Ltd.
General Offices: 410, 411, 412 Winch Bldg., Vancouver, B. C.
London Office: 6 Old Jewry.
South Fort George Office, Second St. Russell R. WALKER, Sales Agent
PAID-UP CAPITAL,
$1,500,000.
| 1836 | Assets Exceed Fifty Million Dollars | 1910
The
Bank of British North America
Your money Is Baler in the Bank than In your house or in your
pocket. It is not tied up. You can Ret it out at any time without delay. NOTES discounted. Local and Foreign Dralts bougM
and sold. COLLECTIONS made promptly. Money OrdcrB Issued,
Fort George Branch, L. G. MacHaflle, Mgr.
J)
Cl-!l_lll
il go "».•■-'"""'"""•<"•■■•—"' Notice is hereby given that the
. puny s steamer up the .wiser to partnership heretofore subsisting
,■.,. i amiiJi patch of tim- '_"'•,"' r~:~' '"*, "; ",: •"','."' anil upon the premises known as
, ■ , e reprrsHitulve oI the \ iincoi ver u„i„i m-,..!,,,,. .,•{,,„.„ .,i «„„..,
>thv hav was a so in line ,,' , Hotel Noi tnern, situate at soutn
' ,i , Iroviiice oil ns ri'lurn ll'ODl h». J fim„-„ u„nr, ll.n lanrlc .la
ihaoe \ ion o tomato plants ,, ,, , Port tieorge, upon tne lands cie-
„ _ yevy healthy cona-tton. t"e "or hern tnp.lns week. sc,.ibef] „ Us u 15> 16, block
Ittto-Bobwrvan , P^scr I "ig the portion of lis u m
trip in tho i uriboo district, Mr. Eated lhis 12,h day of Aug. 1911
i I av or continued: "Un reaching at dt/id'p muw.AM
Lust winter timothy UuV was ...__. , , , , ," A1_H1_K1 JOHNsUN.
' ■ ',. , t.uesnel, in I ariboo district, he
selling a oit ye i was joined by Mr. John-A. f'ra- Dissolution of Partnership
pei ton, sough giub- haj ^ (j A [o_ lh(, ridin
liroii'dit ^^ per im. him sl mi .,, ,, i ., u . ,. '
, - i ,', ,i , .- I hev then took lhe li. A. toll
the ground Mr.
wL'retttihntr at S127tl°ner suck '''"'' Geol'ge' "siting many in-1Betvvetn tlie undersigned, as ho-,
and Hour at 812. bacon butter, ^mediate points to mspect im- te]. proprietors, at South Fort
tea and other ordinary camp re- Provoments. . lhe numerous George has this day been dis-
'ii , inuds am trails now under con- soved (bv miitiin consent)
iiiiii'i'iin'iits were sellnm at , BUIUU " "' Jl"W -uuacm.;,
1 , I struction wnl groaitly mcreusi
Kast Kootenav '""' '" "' ""' existing transportation fa,- DyT w""Cameronr" AlTdebtsIR'
' I'h • on n ied Vancouver city i'lt''s iL'"' "''' BelLlera '" brul_!" owing to the partnership are to A
branch ol the Grand Trunk IV ln^in slo,'k and applies he paid to him, and all claims «
ullc railway will run right , '.wus rnu.oh "»P^ed *>» agmnrt: the partnership are to be^
,,' ,. , i . i i llie improved look oi (Juesnel, presented at South rort Oeorge
1111 ■ in 1 __• 11 I he I ralihrook svmli- ,' ,. l . ' , ... ,, , ,, , • _
■ i hi i . f .as weh as oilier places along to J. VV. Cameron by the claim- *■
cows laini. nnnsi so uu. nc_- ^_ mad ^ sll,.llllhl,.lt ,.,„„,, unts ,m\ wi]| be settled by him. _■
ive operations on this proposed si [ t vjsi,, there two Dated at South Fort Oeorge \_
line ol railway have not been • ., .. ,, ,., ., •.,,,,, , _,. T , lnn r__
i M i■ i i- i , veurs ago, said Mr. lavlur. this __ 11 h day ot July, lyil. At
started, Mr. Funk is conhdent ;,,1V *^> ^^ J,. ALBERT JOHNSON ^
"."lll,h" I""', I"'1 "■""•!"" ' o -bo, as fur as the eve can KOBERT MICHAEL BURNS
w ise lhe trade ill the disli nl , . .. •, .
n. is open, aiid well adapted
Fort George Trading & Lumber Co., Limited
Operators of Steamers on Ihe Fraser, Nechaco and F'i"hl 'T'""'
' -hik'utin at S.
Stuart Rivers
Manufacturers of Lumber
iwl to Hti'diiicr
Soda Greek will
_>.' curpfTilly .rans|iorUtl to .In.
jioiril ui' il.'.-.;iiiutioii.
All kinds of rough and dressed
Lumber for Sale
Phone: One-One Mouldings
South Fort George
CHAS. E. Mi'RI.UOY
(iunt'iul MamiKcr.
THE TRADERS BANK OF CANADA
Hrad;Offlce: - TORONTO, ONT.
Paying Out-of-Town Accounts
Small amounts can he sent safely and at small cost by using
Bank Money Orders. Any hank in Canada (Yukon excepted)
will cash them without charge, and they can be cashed in leading American cities. They are sold at the following rates:
V> mnl iiiiilrr
Ov-r:S!i)'.t., 130
They i
Blcentu
111 ..nin
Ovor 1'. toTSlll
Ovit Km tu fcO
Capl.al.an4j_a.plu_ . »a,__o.oao
H. C. SEAMAN, Manager.
SOUTH FORT GEORGE, B. C.
The business will bu wound up 9____ *__>4_^>4rA^4r^\2rASrA^,rA^SrAiyt4'A^\rA^KrAiy
'AmlX
^ Occidental
Hotel
i
QUESNEL g
B.C.
I
«ill go easi. ii contingency the
alert merchants of the terminal
citj ure nol likely lo tolerate.
Speaking generally ol the
Fori George districl, and witb
special reference Lo l lie lands ln-
cated by the (Irunbrook sj ndi-
eaie. air. Kink said he ' had
never traversed n lim r ci unii'...
The land is easily cleared. The
climate is good, and whilst
there is soma frosl in tlv summer, il does nol amount to
anything serious. The winter,
so far as he could learn, is
much the same as in easl
Kootenuy, with occasional
spells of severei' frost. There are
good indications of coal in Ibis
Witt
W. Cameron.
hav and grain
4
>
in
chilli:.
4
limited
Neclu
wingVoUlacakoTtrans" fi°^1fH,'h1S'^L^niv^n" fl Most moder" "'• t.i.lat.- Imld in Iiie inlenur uf llrilisl,
; ••• i , I. ,i ■ iiKs.uu. u;i\ oi a.ukus[ next, up- ^ ,, , ..
">n facilities, but all this plication wil, b_ m.,(|e to tb_ g Columbia.
nn ie cnangea. loo ^xo superjntendent*of Provincial Po- 14M New four-storey building. Accommodation for 120 guests
,;u», ,:,,,u..i by _si^c.toS_sr"-3 a a"™^-"—^. «-.n___-«« ,.n,ii.,«i.
THE BANK OF VANCOUVER
=_ Head Ollice:
VANCOUVEB. B. C.
«2.00_,0»0
CAPITAL AUIIlolll7.FI>
D I R E c T 0 R S :
R~l'.« Mr-winim. Esq., Proaldanti Mo- R0i,9rt Kenneily, New Wcstmin-
.iiniiiii. MiKi'ily It Oo., WliuliBiiln : „.„r
ZTvrlkZZrZ'Z errant. J. 4. MHOHIW. E.,.. OanlUll.t,
(!»ni till Ik. Vit't.iriii It P \ ii'torill, 11. Ij, _
nmWofe T? W. i'ATHRSON thu- : «; "■ HEAPS. E«.|.. K. II. H-fr*
ii'ii.'iin (imiTiiiir iiiiiki c,,i ,,,1.1, Co., Lumber end Tlmbon Pry-Went
L-'TsiIAtTorD^C. M:I.A ' Mir : Oolmnbto Tru.l Co.. Lid., Vancou-
-bent, llmlliy. H.r. vor, ll. c.
W. II, MALKIV. Eiq., Tin. IV. II. Mnl- J. A. HARVEY, E«... K.C, limmrly
kin Co.. Ltd., t-holoiele Orooeri, I ol Cranbrook, B.C., Venoouver, B.C.
Vanoouvor, ll.C. A |,. jii:\vAlt. Oonernl Uenegor.
OENBRAL 1IANK1NC BUSINESSITRANSAOTEO
Fort George'Branch; F.iN. DEWAB, Wanwgcr.
K _t_\ _________ '.-f-V fA> *a_> fA->f_iyA_\ /_-k> _\ _i__ <__fc> <__k> f-V f-%> *A-y ___• W '/p _^_\ m_ --< a-J «;
RUSSELL .'EDEN W. F. COOKE
: if fan
is rich and the elevation nol C^aren-e Hotel, situate at South _d
loo high ensuring freedom froTO p0.t George, upon the lands de- _■
summer frosts. I his is indicated scribed as lots !) and 10, block 13, 21
by the good crops secured by Subdivison 933. <A
pioneer settlers. I was pleased Dated this29th day of July, 1911 "^
to observe Unit quite a number KOl.El.T M1CI1AKI, BUUNS *A
ni fruit trees are thriving and Applicant. Sj
promise lo yield food crops „ ,, J,
' , ,, -. . ,. , ' Peace Klvcr Lend Dirt. Diet, ol Cariboo. _t
when I hey reach a further stage TAKB l10tlcc UlBt William Matlliewt, ol
Steam heated.
RATES $2.00 PER DAY UP
«___■___________________■__■__■
Weekly and monthly rates on application
Wire for rooms Wire for rooms
The
- IIIIIICIIIHIIIS (11 COil 111 HUS ,• ,', .,., , ,.,., [ .',, ,, , ,,•, ,„, ,,,,;,,.,_,,, I,.'. Wl
, . . ill yrowth. lhe Icrlllilv ol the Edinontoiii Alta., nccunatloii iiuiirance «
section, anil sonic i_oiul lunher •, . , , , ' ,i Acciit, iutrnih n. npplv lur nermlnlon i" fA
to iiie norlh li is ,nnnlv nn B0" wns evidenced by tb.' ro- pAchfUe lha [ollowiiij. d«acrl/_Hl 1 m- A
m the_noi.ii. li s mainly an markable growth of wild berries Coti_„oi,ci„e ,u „ \„M plained i mllei. SI
iifnciiltnral and stock country, , n i . ,i .., . » south ol 8c by'n tempbrary Boiiiidnry Port N™
,,„.i ;,.„■ ... . , ■ saw a aloiiu: the route. .,, s •„■ (•„.;„. ,,, ,,;,:„„ p™,,. in..r ___r^
aiid irrignton wi no be nee- ■',' s-u- ,"n"r "' ooniituoii nwe «««r ^.v
E. L. KEPNER, Proprietor
Reserve, lln-liu- snnlli Ko ill,lins; llicmc
PEACE IUVER LANI) DISTRICT, wcsl 8o -|m|,„. i|,c„co flortli Ho chalua;
llislrlcl nt Cariboo, ' thence oust Hu clmins.
TAKE nnliee Ilml I, Jolm Strii.liiiii, ol Jy[t. WILLIAM MATTHEWS.
p.ition C'.ilitk'liliili, in- | 'Munli jut, 1911, Allien Tnle, Rjr<!!lt.
essary.
Iln Ihe whole Mr. Fink was
delighted with his trip, It has r
given him a new conception of "'"''" '" •'l'l'l>' '"r l>orin!aslon to piirchue _
the ffranlnn-o ,,f il.i_ .... ,•;.„.,. ""' followlnj; d-scrllied lnnds:. Pence River Lnml Dist. - Dist. ol Cnrilioi).
ine greatness 01 Uns province ,__t|, „,„l 7 miles west ol the South-onst TAKE notice Hint J i Wltllo Heron, ol
anil he is eoiiliilent thai in tl" ""'"',| "I the 11. C. Oovernment Reserve Edmonton, Alia., occupation llurlier, In-
very near future northern Brit- tZZZ S,i,.,,.,' W' ,''"r«"l'r;,""'""',."""' .,"d. \? "l>l'lv,1"1' i»r,"",»siv" l" l'""1""11
•i /. . . . ... , , *" iiinnis, mime cnst Ho cnains; tneuce llie lolloicllii. ilcsinlnil liinils;-
lhh I oluinbiii will liguro largoly north «„ chains; thonco wost ... chnms to Commcncl"? nt n post planted 2\ miles
in tl.i' returns of natural pro- '"'"" "' commcnceinenti conlnlnhig 6jo'si.mii ,,i ihe s. w. comer iil Swun Lnke;
,!,,,,iw se"08' tlienco smith Hn clmins; tbelico west Ho
"""»' •')•"■ .IIUIN BTRACHAN. I clinins; ihcnce norlh Ho chuius; llience eust
On the return lournev Mr. Mnrch 30th., 1911, 80 chnius,
Fink visilhd llie hlnlnrienl ,t\,\ -'v''' JOHN WHITE IIE1ION,
j inn \1s110a nu 1 sum ul old ,.„„„ R| , , „ ; Mll.dl jB „„, A), , Tlll ,„
town ol Barkerville, where he TAKE ,„,,,„. u,.,, Alieii Tate ol Ed'
met Chan Edwards, Mike Sch- SL"i '
illing and .lack Thompson, well the foil
known hereabouts, win are on- t',""" ,
I ol lhc oUllet ol Swun Lake, iP,
>i_^op><J^<^>s^ri<^^^^^v™_»vl^W/ a
gore & McGregor, p. g. b. bodeker
B. C. LAND SURVEYORS LAND AND TlMRER CRUlSER
Victoria and
GENERAL MERCHANTS
anufacturers of all
gh and dressed
LUMBER
and manufacturers of all kinds
of rough and dressed
Fort Geokgi., B. C.
I'ra-empliunn Lo.ntud,
SOUTII FORT OEORGE, R. C.
Kh.imat-h Submit.--.
PEACE IIIVEK LAND DISTRICT,
District ol Cnrihoo.
TAKE until
We are consistent in our
prices and the stock is
new in our big Second St.
Store
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Our lumber is dry ami f,
must be used to make ?,
building resist the frost P,
0' winter ft
\4
1
are op-
eratiii(r plucer ditinrs in that lo- ,,"_,'„ ,„„,.,. „„.,„„ ,„ ,, ;
cality, employing some 35 men *eneo III chuins cnstl thenoo to chuins
with the best of prospects. I"""-1'1 a""m *° *A_»..__»e»l
Cranbrook Herald.
Jy.i.
PEACE RIVEH LAND DISTHICT.
Disirici .,( Cariboo,
ZZWSlZZliilZ'lZlZ CLI o^SCZti'tSz iZttXEK]**""™™
prospector, iu Pone. Dicer I I Dist. - lll.t; ol Cnriboo. '".lm ZloiZ' ,' s iilimleil nboul ., l&,m\r,'!-,'i"C,'ll,e',.(l0lil1"1,- ,
1'cjmlsslou .., pi u TAKE noiice that Arthur Mas ol mil., north and uhoiil ,, ii^le, w,' '„. „, ,!" ™ "L„,|,|' ',', '"'"I'".'.'"«' '"'''», i>
I 'nnds;- Edmouloii Altn., occupation Dentist, in 1 ihe 22 mile limit esiu lisned on ihe H N 1, „ ,.. ""',"'"",, ■', "I'1™ "Tsl lr
post planted one mile lends to nnplv l„r permission to purchase W. M ed Police trail 011 tho north bann v h, ,., f i"'i "U',li»llel"» lhc "• "• '
i.ill.iwini; descrilied Is; 1 1,1 the Ponco Pier „i lhc moutli ,, v li. 1 , "l",1"1 ''''"' "'"ll "" lll« nonh bank
"i.iuiciici,,,, al ., post planted l\ mile, ' Creel'; ihen.. ,!,,! I, Ko .,i „ ' , Zl r,e S'.. ,'7,. "_ l",S 1 ",. "' C,/_
the moil soulherlv poinl .,1 Sw.m Lake 80 c ns; thence norll, So ,1,, , n", . J, .ho.L ,' "' 8", l'_"1"",1 .ll'"ce tStt
■" ^"' «-«-^!«M'M..tetoN,,Lo,_c&^ ^h '.h„!!ri„;:;^eot.-..,ieeX:
c.intulnliiK 640 ncres more or less.
Je.10. WILLIAM JOHN HAYTER.
March, S. 1911. Jumo, j>,Uty a(,„,t.
Store, Office and Lumber Yard, Soutii Fcrt George j;
ALBERT TATE.
Ihelici
thence
.March 26, 1911, " Albert Tute',"nKent. rr1!*1.""'
1 Jy.i.
west 80 chnins; thence norlh 80 containing 640 ncres more or less
ARTHUR MASON.
Je.IO. HARRY ISNUU?.
Murch, 8. 1911, J»mei Peiir - agent.
Iii lhe
NECHACO
Pre-emptions
IA/,-i J SALMON RIVER anil
LUldlCU Close to Fcrt George
NX. JORGENSEN South Ft.George
1
Suits &/
^lo Mrs. G. McGaughey
OPPOSITE HOTEL N011TMEKN_
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