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 JUKT GEUKGE HEKALD
Vol. I.   No. 13.
SOUTH FORT GEORGE, B.C., NOVEMBER 12, 1910.
A Trip Into the Peace
RlVAl* By Ws*y of Giscombe Portaee
lilVer    A Nine Hundred-Mile Jaunt
With the return from the Peace River of advance
agents for the myriads of agriculturists who will
at no distant day swarm into that country, come
glowing reports of the richness of that section.
All, jointly and severally, agree that the best,from
an agricultural standpoint, is to be found in that
large block of land which the provincial government handed over to the Dominion, embracing three
million five hundred thousand acres, and which today is under reserve. Among the most recent arrivals from the Peace river are James Petry, Frank
Watson and Kit Carson, three old-time British Columbians who know good land when they see it.
The party left South Fort George early in the spring
for Giscombe, from whence they portaged a distance of eight miles to Summit lake-the source of
the Crooked, Parsnip, Findlay and Peace rivers
and then proceeded down the Crooked river.
"We covered nine hundred miles in the round
trip," said Mr. Petry, "and what we have seen there
has been a revelation to us. We were ready to
discount the estimate formed by previous explorers
in respect to what that section could produce and
the extent of arable land, but our visit to that section has astonished us. Why, at Fort St. John, on
September 1, we saw tomatoes ripening, and a snap
shot of the Hudson's Hay factor at that point,
while standing in his garden, will show you as line
a lot of cabbages and onions, as mortal man ever
looked at," continued the narrator, warming up to
bis subject.
"Comparatively speaking, the trip is an easy one,
for good water can be had all the way down the
Crooked river, the Parsnip and the Findlay to
Fort Grahame. Of course, there are :t number of
portages that have lo be overcome, besides the
Findlay Rapids. The Hudson's Bay manager at
Fort Grahame, Wm. Fox, tells a pathetic story
about his potato crop. Mr. Pox spent last season
visiting in Winnipeg, and the gentleman who re-
lieved.him forgot to plant potatoes. The consequence
of this was that when Mr. Fox returned from his
leave of absence, he found himself minus potatoes.
He looked around and found one, which he planted
and the result from this one potato gave his family'
of six three meals.
"From Fort Grahame we crossed the Laurier
Pass, down Cypress creek and up Halfway
river to Fort St. John. At this point there are two
stores, the Hudson's Bay and the Reveillon Bros.
The Hudson's Bay Company's boat makes a monthly trip to Fort Vermillion, a distance of five hundred miles down the river from Fort St. John. The
altitude of St. John is four hundred feet lower than
South Fort George-fourteen hundred. The average
altitude, however, is about seventeen hundred feet.
"The country will average about 40 per cent.
open prairie. The balance is covered with small
poplar and spruce along the river edges. It is an
ideal country for stock grasing, with its fine open
stretches and high grass.
"There are eight families located at the .southeast corner of this big Dominiont reserve, who expect, once the federal authorities* survey the land,
to be included as homesteaders. Fort St. John is
situate about the centre of the reserve."
Mr. Petry, with associates, left on the Chilco for
the coast, where he goes to report to Vancouver
people his work in the Peace the past summer.
$3 per Annum.
Last winter there were no road houses between
Blackwater Crossing and South Fort George, a distance of sixty miles. This year there is provision
made for the weary traveler. John Bronger, the
architect and contractor, who last week finished
the erection of The Herald Swiss chalet on Fourth
street, next to the proposed theatre building, also
completed a road house exactly midway between
Blackwater and here. Duncan Mackenzie has taken
over the house and will run it all winter. Provision
is made to accommodate eighteen people at one
time, and the stabling facilities are ample for eighteen horses. Good water is one of the features of
this road house.
Over a quarter of a million dollars worth of school
lands were disposed of at a sale at Vermillion, on
October 29.
William Roderick Ross, known as Ballot Box Bill,
defeated J. W. Bennett, Socialist, by a majority ot
349, at Pernie. Ross is the now lands minister
in the reconstructed McBride cabinet,
About the
"Migratory Bird"
The Tribune, the advertising organ of the Natural Resources Security company, was purchased
from Houston's heir for the sole and express purpose of coloring reports of their townsite. They
are ashamed to state in its columns that they own
the paper.
The statement scattered broadcast in red-ink circulars that the government offices are located on
the townsite of the Natural Resources Security
company is an absolute lie.   They are not.
Lem, Tai & Co., three Chinese, have opened the
only restaurant and eating house on the Natural
Resources townsite, known as Central Fort George
in the spring and Fort George in the fall. The restaurant is located opposite the Tribune office on
Central avenue. There are no Chinese restaurants
in South Fort George.   It is a white man's town.
A pioneer's club was organized at Central with
the following officers: President, F. N. Dewar;
secretary, Reverend C. M. Wright; treasurer, Reverend A. T. Bell. The organization will be known
as "The Pioneer Club."   The name is a misnomer.
The migratory bird is called Central in the spring
and Fort George in the fall. What will they call
or name their townsite once the Grand Trunk put
the Indian reservation on the market? If short of
a title, name it what Sherman defined war: "Just
Hell"   short and simple.
lt would make interesting reading to know how
much "pressure" figured in the attempted landing
of the government buildings at Central Fort George.
We would not for one instant impute dishonorable
tactics on the part of British Columbia politicians,
for they are as white as the driven snow; as pure
as linen parchment.   But how strong was it?
The N. R. S. Co., are petitioning the Dominion
government to have the Nechaco river, fronting
their property, dredged at public expense, in order
to allow boats to land there. The government
would be wasting money in doing it, as the channel would readily fill up again. The petition is not
meeting with success, and apart from the signatures of the employees of the company, there are
none on the paper.
Aid to Letter Navigation
If you have any intention of writing to this district remember there is a conglomeration of town-
sites on the market here. Every little suburb is
called Fort George - probably because there is a
George on the throne, and anything savoring of
royalty appeals to long-distance buyers. Every
petty weakness in the human family is taken advantage of by unscrupulous promoters whose armies of minions hawk their misleading printed circulars around the back doors of honest people's residences in cities like vegetable pedlerson a competitive cruise.
There is one Fort George de facto, and that is the
name given to the Hudson's Bay Company's fort
long before any of the Hammond family were
moulded. The grant from the Colony of British
Columbia to the Hudson's Bay Company, prior to
confederation, embraced ninety acres of land, and
in the deed of gift Fort George was named as the
post. In fact, the post is 102 years old, and antedates, if logical reasoning stands for anything, the
advent of the Minneapolis adventurers into the
district.
The other Fort George is a strip of land bordering the reservation. It is not owned by the G. T.
P. Railway Company.
From Victoria comes the announcement that the
Hudson's Bay Company will take the matter into
court, at the instigation of another company, and
ask for an order restraining townsiters the use of
the name Fort George.
In the meantime the business of the district is
transacted at South Fort George. If you want
prompt replies to your letters address them South
Fort George. Everything is at South Fort George,
with the exception of two ministers. It is on the
Fraser river.
G.T.P. Work East of the
Rfwtlrc  Proceeds Slowly—Labor Is
M%.tf t/lia Scarce, Poor and Under Paid
Apart from the work of L. C. Gunn, the G. T. P.
representative in the district, who is rushing survey work along the Fraser, midway between here
and Quesnel, there is no sign of any Grand Trunk
activity in the immediate vicinity. Mr. Gunn was
in South Fort George two weeks ago and left down
river on the last trip of the "B.X." He had two
bales of snowshoes with him, and if deduction is
worth the price of admission, it would indicate
that work on the G. T. P. branch to Vancouver is
receiving more consideration from the railway managers than it has in the past. General Manager
Chamberlain has made the announcement that the
branch to Vancouver from here would be completed as soon as the main line. If this is really
so, it is evident that greater alacrity must be exercised than in the past.
Wm. Garwood who, during the latter part of
August, did packing for the advance corps of engineers east of the Rockies, is in South Fort George.
He came down the North Thompson and out on the
Cariboo road at Lake La Hache. When he left the
railroad they were laying steel three miles west of
Edison. Temporary bridges were all up and the
railroad people were erecting round houses there.
A large number of people had moved from Wolfe
creek to Edison, believing that the latter place
would be the winter terminus. The engineers,
however, hope to make the winter end at Prairie
creek, 54 miles west of Wolfe creek. Wolfe creek
is 121 miles west of Edmonton. Prairie creek is
at the foot of the Rockies, and rock work commences on leaving this point. A good wagon road,
built by the railway contractors, parallels the railroad track from Wolfe creek to the B.C. line. This
was rendered necessary by the muskeg nature of
the country. From the foothills, over and into the
Rockies, supplies will be pushed this winter, and
our informant is of the opinion that supplies will
be cached at Tete Jaune this winter in order to
facilitate work the coming summer. This point will
be one of the main base of supply points while construction is in progress. Contracts have already
been called for the cutting of ties and the taking
out of timber for scows, with which to transport
supplies, etc., down the river.
"Labor is scarce, of poor quality and under p§id,"
said Mr. Garwood. "There a large number of
Doukhobors working on the line who live wholly in
muskeg houses. A good many sub-contractors believe that rock work will proceed much faster than
most people imagine. The formation on the eastern approach is a shaly loose rock, with good dump
in nearly all instances."
Liquor Along the Line
Major Tucker, of the N. W. M. P., appears to be
doing good work along the line of construction of
the G.T.P. He is at present at Prairie creek, with
a force of four picked constables and a small army
of plain clothes men, who are not only enforcing
the Dominion liquor regulations, but likewise driving out all tinhorn parasites who ply their trade
along the line. At Edison recently a large quantity
of liquor, valued at $1000, was confiscated and destroyed within sight of the public. Liquor in almost every conceivable shape is taken in by bootleggers of all degrees. Some pack it in suit cases
and others label it G.T.P. supplies. The greatest
law-breakers in this respect are the keepers of road
houses who, in most instances, have made tall
money selling to railroad gangs "high-wine" dope,
an article of their own manufacture.
Another salutary prescription the police have
given to men along construction is the order prohibiting the carrying of firearms, and especially so in
Jasper park, through one end of which the rail line
passes. This park contains 40,000 acres, and is
policed by both game wardens and police.
Major Tucker's commission carries him through
to the coast, and it is most likely he will visit the
headwaters of the Fraser next summer, in order
lay and prepare his plans for the inrush that will
take place there.
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Price Ellison is in London furthering a colonization scheme the provincial government will put
through at the next session of the legislature.
Surveys of agricultural lands will he undertaken
with the object of having all the data available for
intending immigrants.
The Alberta Telephone Co. had a break on its
line this week,   It is up again. «. ASSBH. ashhs*. iam>
Nlffl   IlI'liMlt  flEHHLU session of   his quarter-section. "'"'»" '" ('«rib"u;
I UNI     ULUHUk    IILIIIIL.U   ~~°      ,      ,                  ' TAKE-notloe that James A. MeEaolimn, of VI*
Tie absolute HaietV to  property torla, B.C.rocou.patlon Umber merchant, ntemls
,   .. toapply forpermlssion to purchase the following
•mil   life   in the district Ol   rOl't described lands:                                 .    ,,
■' '"   mt    '"   "u  ""■«"" Commenelnir at a post planted opposlto the
, ,.,,,,... , ,  ,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,  .,,,, .... iioiithof the Stuart river, marked J. A.McJi. aw.
nANin i   pre6ideni                   ucuigc nccuo  iiviuiw'w  "",v'"" W.corner, thence south HO chanis, thence east 40
to    the   interests    ol    Kurt   tiol) than  that   furnished   by  the  iMl* thence north 70 chains mor ■:.-.-.	
PUBLISHED BY THE
NORTHERN INTERIOR PRINTING CO,
Devi
George and  Hie entire Northern  Interior.
.1. ll. DANIELL, Editor.
November 12, 1010.
l',i/u>rr,4 ni.,.,U  nn t'nrthpp at.testa-  mouthof the Stuart river, ma....
ueorge neeas noiuiuitu catcsui   w ,,,nw,.i thencesouth * ohanis, thence east.*)
.  .. ..ce north 10 chains mor ■
Nechaco river, thence up stream t.i the point ol
commencement, containing :mi acres more or less.
James A, McEachran.
Sept, 2. lulu. oottS-Uect I
attorney-general, when he says;
"You are a God-fearing and a
law-abiding people, and therefore
are not in need of a constable or
a government oflice."
Druggists in the state of Wash-
KOKT OEOROE LAND D1STWCT
District ol Cariboo,
TAKE notice that 10.1 win Earnest Kith, of Mm so-
.iiiw. Sask,, occupation student, intends to apply
for permission to purchase tho following described lands:
Commencing at a punt planted about two unit's
south of the mouth of Stuart river, marked E. K.
the coast, ington must pay a state license ^t^!^iM;.&^^tM^aii^^t
The editor of this agricultural
journal has left for 	
and the duties of the office have fee of $25 if they want to fill ^^iL'^^Si^teJ?
fallen on  the shoulders of the prescriptions containing liquor.    """■ -■ "'"■ M      "
devil till the thaw in sweet spring
FORT GEORGE LAND DISTRICT
District ot Cnriboo.
TAKE notice Umt Elisabeth J. Campbell, of Spokane, Wash., occupation married woman, Intends to apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about one mile
and u quarter south uf the northeast corner ot Lot
912, marked E. J. C.'s N.E. corner, thonco soutli
H) chains, thence west 10 chains, thence north 10
chains, Ihenee west 40 chains, thence north 40
chains, thenc** east NO chuins to point of commencement, containing 4W) ucres mon' or less.
Elizabeth J. Campbell.
Sept. 2, IBI0. octai-ilecl7
FORT GEOROE LAND DISTRICT
District ol Cnriboo.
TAKE notice that Thomas S, McEachran, of Victoria, Ii, C, occupation broker, intends to apply
for permission to purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about two miles
south of the mouth of Stuart river, markod T. S.
McE.'s S.E. corner, thence north P0 chains, thence
west ISP chains, thence south SU chains, thence easl.
M) chains to ihe point uf commencement, containing 040 acres. Thomas S. McEachran.
Sept. t 1910. oct2i-decl7
FOKT GEORGE LAND DISTRICT
District ol Cnriboo.
matins while Sweeping the Office TAKE notice that Cora Dodd of South TAKE m<-k« that Minnio Kern- of Moosejaw,
.     ,   ., ,. .   ,     Susk., occupation spinster, Intends to apply for
*ort  Oeorge,  occupation a  married    permission to purchase the following described
woman,  intends to apply for permis-    J?luls:    ,     ,       ,,,,,.,      „
■ „   4 '    . .,rl /„.,     '■       ,        Commencing at a post planted about two miles
sion  to  purchase  the lollowing de- south of the mouth if Stuart river, marked M.K.'s
Scribed landsi N. E. corner, thence south Ku chains, thence west
Cnmmun/.in.r at a nnct ,lni,t..,l .,t iU **• chains, thenee north 80 chains, thence easl60
Commencing at a post planted at the chain8 to th(. |lt,int of commencement, containing
S.W. Corner Of Lot 1576,   thence west   Mil acres. Minnie Kern.
41) chains, thence north 40 chuins, thence    ■s,l''t' -■ """■ ocB-deoH
east 40 chains, thence south 40 chains
to point of commencement. PORT george land district
Cora Dotlll. District el Cariboo.
Oct. 11, 1910. nov5-deci!o TAKE notice that Christopher C. McEachran, of
„__ Spokane, Wash., occupation accountant, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about one hulf
mile west of the mouth uf ihe Stuart river, thence
south su chains, thence west su eliuins, thenee
nortli 711 ehains more or less to the Nechaco i Iver,
thence down stream to the point of commencement, containing liUO acres more or less.
Christopher C. McEachran,
Sept. 2, 1910. octai-decl,
brings back the northern birds
from the luminous and phosphorescent waters of the tranquil Pacific. The devil in a printing office is not the character pictured
by Dante in his Inferno. He is
a docile, lamb-like juvenile without speech and less brains. The
position he fills in a printing oj-
fice is that akin to a utility man on
a baseball team, with the exception that a devil is never permitted the honor of sitting on a
bench. His duties commence
early and have no ending. He
rises at five and falls clown at
twelve at night.   He sings his
and chants his land notices to the
air of the Balaclava charge of the
Light Brigade
Eighty chains north,
Eighty chains west-
Through B.C.'s best-
Rode the noble land hunter.
Eighty chains south,
Eighty chains east, -
With powder and yeast
Charged the noble land hunter.
core & McGregor,
IC. LAND SURVEYORS
Will have a party in the field during the whole of coming winter.
Victoria and
Fort George, B. C.
P. G. B. BODEKER
Land and Timber Cruiser
Pre-emptions Located.
SOUTH FORT GEORGE, B. C.
Estimates Submitter.
KORT GEORGE LAND DISTRICT
District ol Cnriboo.
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3 JOHN A. FRASER k*
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Just Drop In and Let Us Show You.
Remember wo pay Bpecial attention Ij
mail orders.
REFORE NAVIGATION CLOSES
Wi: WILL HAVE ON HAND
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A   $65,000   Stock!2
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FOItT OBOROB LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE  notice  thai Charles Wesley of   Se-
iittli',    Wash.,    musician,  intends  to   apply
lor  permission    to   purohase  the     following
described   lands:      Commencing  at   u    post
If tho tinVtnlv oharaotar siirvivps   Planted adjoining  the  north east corner   ol
ii tne unnoiy cnaracrer survives ,,m m.   thence  west   so chains; tnence
thp loner chain of dptail he thpn i<?   "orUl     "0    chains:    thence  east   80  chains
tne long uiciiuui iieuuii.e uien is  m(m, or |eKs w lhp prager Rlw,    U|cnw
a fit member for a typographical '°'}fhwl,5K «w meanderlngs of the river in a
• I .     southerly direction    to    point of commence.
Union,   and   evolves intO  What   IS   mBi- containing  640  acres more or less.
,..,,, .   . CHARLES WESLEY,
professionally known as a printer. August 23. 1910.       w. k. cookc agent
After this comes a pension.
FORT OEORGE  LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKK notice that  I
FORT GEORGE LAND DISTRICT
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notico lhat Cyrel Wynne, of .Seattle, Washington. U.S.A., occupation student. Intends to
apply for permission lo purchase the following
described lands:
Commencing ut u post planted about half a mile
weBt and two miles south from the S. E. corner uf
lot Hffi. and marked C. W.'s N. E. corner, thenci'
ir/ir Weul'ev .,1 Quiti. south »tl chains, thence west Nl chains,  more or ^W.
,', .,     it, „, le8s "' Nechaco river, thence north following the WA
man,  intends  to apply meanderlngs of the Nechaco river to a point oppo- *{
purchase  the  lollowing site point of commencement, thenee east 80 chains k.X
oillliielU'lric    at   a   oust to   uoint of et.inm.-iii.-, ,t   .,,,.1  ......t..i..;....   B^~
the Ontario Agricultural college,
... , .    j. ,.       Wash.,     married     womai
In   illS    Statement   Detore   the  Ior    permission    to  purchase  the  following site pofnt'o"! commencement, thenee east 80 clialm
T?mi.il   TnnVininal   ItVlnmtinn wan     "escribed    lands:      Commencing   at a  post to  point of commencement, and containing inn
KOyai    teCliniCai   HiOUCatlOn COm-   planted  adjoining  the north  west corner of acres more or less.              CYREL WYNNE.
,„;,„:„,,    P^cc.;rlnr,f  Croalmnt,    nf   I,istrk't  '-ot  i'i'i.  them'e   west   80   cnalns ; _..     „,,,,                   J. N. Miller, agent
miSSlOll,   rieSlClent  Oieelman,   OI    thence   north   SO  chains;      thence   east    80 October8,1910.                            (octlWeol'l
ehnins:  thence south  80 chains to  point   ol — ■	
,,        ,,,,,,,                          ,,   a  o0rTss"Cement' oontaln,"K |40 acres   more FORT GEORGE LAND DISTRICT
thought that the government had l\Xl ta. mo.       ^i'M^m District „. cariboo.
done   itS   Share   toward    the    ad-      First Insertion above notices Sept 24th, TAKE notice that Sylvester Hanimrlon, of Seattle,
n                  i.                   j *i             ' '—~ " ——— — Wamhiriitlon, U.S.A., occupation merchant  in-
vancement of agriculture, and it           PBACE 1UVFK mSTKlrT tends to apply n,,- permission topurcS the
_i-u.nu   luiaa   uiniitu 1. lollowing described lands:
tnat   I,   Neil   (.filling,   of Commencing at a post planted about half a mile
miner,   thirty   days   alter west and two miles south from the S. E corner of
,--■ r  -■, '    -—  -•■ ■' ...    ...  > ", .1.4 ,    i,it-,let-
south HI chains    thence east m chains, thence
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i IWN. BLAIR & CO.
This stock is carefully purchased by an experienced
buyer who anticipates your every requirement.
We have recently received the finest assortment of
MEN'S WINTER CLOTHING
that has ever reached the northern interior.   Call and see.
H. B. Knitting Co.'s and J. R. Clark's Famous Goods
Groceries, Men's Wear, Hoots and Shoes, Dry Goods,
Hardware, Building Material; other things too.
WXZ. KENNEDY. Manager.
Cor. Second and Hamilton Aves., SOUTH FORT GEORGE, B. C.
S>AmVX*
notice
B.C..
was now up to the banks and the vanoo^ver,
railroads,   who Shared SO directly   'lutl'i lnt0"d, t0 npp'y t0 the Asslstau't Com-  lotW«SV»ndmaVkld"s7H.TN. W. corner, then,
*    missioner of Lands Ior a licence to prospfct   "   "'
NORTHERN LUMBER CO.
THE
All Hindu uf Rouith and Itrr.i.inl
province tne iviiuvv- "gc on  me soutn siae oi peace Klver, post
ii        . t    ,  i      l   i j     . marked   N'.fl.'s   SE  corner of  land   applied
ledge that had been acquired at for, thenc.  north so chains;   thence west
cm/>1,   rrvont   ovnonco   lu/   flia n-«.r M   0l!S,luSi   J"6"06   south   80   chttln»l   1||PI1M
SUCn gieut expense  by tne gOV- east 80 .chains to point of commencement.
tr-r-:
emment.   Dr. Creelman's main    '•oc,lted Jul'v 28' 1910
NEIL OETHINO.
FORT GEOKGH LAND DISTRICT
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Sam Buck, of Seattle, Wash-
mvton, U.S.A., occupation journalist, intends to
apply for permission to purchase the l'ollowinir
desenbed lands:
con-
contention was that it would pay , _. „      .
.1 •, i   i       i. ' IhAt.lt.   RIVuK   DISTH1CT. CominenciiiK at a post planted about half a mile
the   railways  and   banking  COm-      TAKE    notice    that   I.  Nell  Oething   of   WAS'11«» n>«« "wfl. tnm the S. E. corner of
panies,  some of  the largest of 1^ffffif&^£Z S&S£S^&SSo
them   at   anV   rate    tO   establish 'nl8Slon,er °' Uim> for a lloenoe to prospect   meanderlngs of the Nechaco river to a point oppo-
tnciil   Hi   clio    l«tL,   tu   cotrtuiian for coal and petroleum on 640 acres of land   "Ho Point of commencement, thenco east so chains
mnrlfl   farm<! at  tint   tnn   rli'stanr l«f" ntlt-tl as follows:   CommonoInK  a a post  '»°re or less to point of commencement, and cc
IIIUUCI   fdflllb  dl   IIUL   too   Ul&Ldllt p|anted flv(, m,]es south kgi (wo ml,M [,ii|jt   ulnlng WO acres more or leas.       SAM UUCK
intervals through the territories °< th1, w™' «n<l of nocky Mountain port-   Octobermmo. 'N- Ko'dTi?"
° age on the sooth side of   Peace River, post   _ ' locun-oeti i
in  which thev   operate.   These m»rked n.c.'s ne comer of land applied "	
, lor.   thence   south   80  chains;     thence    west
farms Should be HI Charge Of SCI- SO  chains;   thenee  north   80  chains;   thence
,.„ •    i,     • , i   i. rust 80 chains to  point ol commencement,
entitle agriculturists, and farm-    Located July 28. 1910.
,      111     •      •,    1,       ■  •.  .1 NEIL  OETHINO.
ers should be invited to visit them    Plr8t ,n8ertton sbove noticeS Sept Whi
SPRUCE AND  FIR
RUSSELL PEDEN, Manaeer
South Fort George,      :
B.C.
KOItT GEOROE LAND DISTRICT
District of Cariboo.
FORT GEORGE LAND DISTRICT
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Ryder Perky, of Seattle, Wash
niKton, U.S.A., occupation real estate agent, ir
tends to apply lor permission to purchase
following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted bIkjiiI half a mile
west and two miles south from the S. E. corner ol
L0'   *. and marked It. P.'» S.W. corner, thence   .
r?mKJ? ,clla'n,,'1 lhunce east Ml chains, thence   '"'    ,
south HO chains, ihenee west so chains to point of   10  chains;   them
It  Until.,f , .-..I ......  I .....1      l..<        t.. ...» (Ill • ■
PEACE  ltiVF.lt  DISTRICT.
TAKE     notice     that   I,   Noll   (lathing,
if
often and get valuable advice and
encouragement. He was sure it
would pay the companies that un- ,,„„. , ,
,,    ,     ,    .. ,,       , ,..,.      TAKE notice that John Henry Kern, of Moose.  f0T"c,nent'*ndcontaln^ '■■■"■
llertOOK   it, as   Well as benefit the     Jaw,gaalt..' accunaLlon hookkoennr. Inland, to     '• 1'P.Efi.PERKY,
country at large.
PEACE  RIVER  IUSTIIICT.
pake    notloo    that  Ij  Nell Qethlng, of
Vuir-,,nv..r    Hi-       ! .. Vancouver,   B.O.,   miner,   thirty   dnys   alter
Vancouver B.C., miner, Unity days niter date. Intend to apply to the Aisl.tanl Corn-
date, intend to apply to the Assist,i,it Com missionor of Unda for n licence to prospect
missioner of Unda lor n llconco to prospect (or cool and polroleuni on b!0 ucres of land
for en,, and petroleum on (1411 ncroa olland bounded na lollows Commonoing ut n post
bounded as follows: Commencing at a post planted two miles south ami two miles west
the panted two mllos west and one mile south nt tho WMt end ol Rooky Mountain Port
ol the west end ol Rocky Mountnin Port- ago, on thu soutli side ' of Peace River,
ago on the south side ol  Penco River, posi poel  marked  N.C.'s •>' w oorner ol land up-
marked   N.G b  N E  corner  of  land   appllod plied   lor,   thonoo  south  80  chains-     ll oo
thence   soutli   80   chains;   tlicnce     west east   80  eliains;     thonoo     north   80  chuins ;
north  80  ohalns;    thei  llience  wst    80 chains  to  point  of    coin-
October s, imn.
1. N. Miller, agent,
(octl5-doc!7
N. VV. corner, thence east 80 chains, thenceaou„.
Di.lr,™    I.1,.,.rlir,..„rl      l4,.„fU,>M  ~t   *" chains, thence west HO chains, thence north WI
lllflCC   r C'lUlIlctnu,    UlOLncr Ol   chains to point of commencement, and containing
n     ,,, •,    ,   n ,i W0 acres. JOHN HENRY KERN, JR.
Portugal s exiled Queen mother   September2,1010. toctia-doch
... occupation b»x»kkceper, intends to
apply for permission to purchase the following
descrii>ed lands:
Commencing at a post, planted oat niiie south of   * " —■ • _
ii,..,,.,, 1 h-asi ,,„■„,., „r i,„t:'ii,,i,a,i,.-,i.i. 11. k/s i.'oi;t  GEORGE  LAND   DISTRICT
Located   July   Tl   Hill).
nt.
N'Kli,   CKTIIISli
Located   July  2il.   l'JIO.
MOIL   (lETIIIN'C
District of Cariboo.
Take notice that Stephen Garnham,
PEACE   RIVER   DISTRICT.
TAKE    notice    that  I,   Noll  Oething,  ol
Vancouver,   II.C,   niiner,   thirty   days   alter
TA KI
PEACE  RIVER  DISTRICT.
untie,,    that   I.   Neil   (Iething,  of
and uncle of the deposed king, is
in San Francisco seeing thesights
and incidentally studying the se-
.       . ,       ,,   ,-,   ,.,,        .   , ,.       TAKE notice that
ismic work 01 California s earth-   wash,, occupation
of Vnnr.,,nuo,l     u'n""'  V' "'"'    (l",t('' ill,l'"(l to "I'ply to the Assistant  Com-
ot Vancouver,   B.C.,  occupation con-
KORT OEORGE LAND DISTRICT
District of Cariboo.
Vancouver,   II.C,   miner,   thirty   duys   alter
dale. Intend to apply to the Assistant Coni-
. .     ,    ......     missioner of Lands for a licence to prospect   missioner of Lands (or a licence to prospect
tractor, intends to apply for permission   ,or ooa' "lul petroleum on 040 aoros ol land   ,,,r |,|m| nnd petroleum on 640 acres of land
to  purchase   the   followino-   dpHcrihorl   bounded as follows:   Commonoing nt a post,   hounded as lollows:   Commencing ut u post
lands-     Commenoino-hi-« Vw.Uf ,,lur,to 1   1'hl"11'11 thlTO mlloa Boulh "' lh''   '•™t   '''"'   |llft"lCKl ""''''' n,11|,» lu"lUl °' ll"1   m«l   ''"(l
nm, miu „.!?   t vi"e Bt fLt,-0?-t P'antetl ol Kooky Mountain  Portage,  on  the south   »' ftooky Mountain Portago, on the   soutli
Oe mile east of   the South-east corner   side  of     Peace     River,   post   marked   N.G "     '   "
ii , _  ——»   •***.». v *               ■•■ .......1. .»,,,,,      |ojnc      111111 iu:ii      ,\,i|
John P. Campbell, of Spokane,   OI Section 1, township 8, range 4, Cai'i-   ,li vv corner ol land applied lor, thence am
?JSff"^u'Pfe\fi^.'?-V-?!?.tf5J  »t'0 district;  thence  north  80 ehnina    80 ohalns:    thenoo. w»t 80 ohalns:    thei
fljl   N \V corner of land applied lor, thence south
80  chaina;     thence  east  80  ehnins;     thonce
, -■. — j—— ,-- -r.-..  —.    u,.u   uisuaa.,   thence   norlh   8(1 phaino     ""  »«»"!"•     'none ist   no  ennins:     tnence
mi-.k-r. in rolalinn t-r. rr,o .mlioawal     \S-        to purchase the following described   thence cast 80 chains   lh,l Liilln K0"U|  80 "naiMi   thl"lm »«•' ^ '<«»"» lo   "orth 80 chuins:  thence west 80 chains   to
t UllKe in 1 elation to tne tipneava      l',""1^            .        .   ,   . ,                       uraiwi east ou cnains, tnence south 80 point o   cnmmciiecmeni                                 poPit of oommonoomont.
in his own land    The nrince is ^'TW^X^tiZZ^ ^T"1 thc"c,i WL'8t 80 ^ins t0 Point '^atod'jT/Tloio.                         located ..„iy 28, i'ito.
Ill nib own  idna.     llic  piince lb cast 40 chains, thenco north 10 chains more orleas ot commencement, cotitainint'640 acres NR"' OETHINO.                                         NKir, OBTHINO.
on his way to China,  where he co^nctt raore °Xfc STEPHEN GARNHAM. . —
will further prosecute his inves-   sept.2.1910.               ^T&jmf      Sept 5 mo    ""To'S'!!'aKent- PEA0E BIVEU DWTOI0T-
TAKK     notice    that,   I,   Neil   Oething,   ol
(oc8-dec3)
PORT GEOROE LAND DISTRICT
District of Cariboo,
TAKE notice that John O. Donahoo, of Victoria,
H. C. occupation limber merchant, intends to
apply for permission to purchase the following'
described lands
1'IDACE  RIVKR  DISTRICT.
TAKK     notice     that   I.  Noll   (Iething.   ol
.. .,,, Vanoouvor,   B.C.,   miner,   thirty   dnys   niter
Cariboo Land District.   District of Cnriboo   ITTi    i ^       77'  IT,    "  ""'*''   ^rito. Intend to apply to tho Assistant Com-
Tii,u  „,,,.„    ,,   ,   .     .    ,, ,      , l'"""0"   dat.'. intend to applv to the Assislanl Com-   missionor nl Lands for n llconco to prospect
,,   '"'      ll"';''  Anne Helen  Campbell,   missioner ol Lands lor n licence to prospect    for coal and  pelroleum on (140 acres ol Innd
„ . iv   r ,'   U"."""T|''" "Oman, Intends   for conl and petroleuin on 040 acres olland   hounded as  lollows:   Commonolnn nt n post
to  apply  loi   permission  to  purchase     the   hounded as lollows:   Commenelnfe at a post   Plwited  three miles south of the   west end
titrations.
If Ferdinand were a wise man
Ferdinand would take to the simple life, caparison himself with a     Pi&'/f^PW^^ ',"' !."^,' "I. I „l,','i"',|rl!'',''. i!.'.1"m "ii ...'. ".,.".!'"',",!|.",.1,'!l   l,l,«",!''Mh|;ei'   ,.   .,,,,11 i,', WCBl  ,:„|   -I    :..,■!,   \l,,.,i.i ,,„   r,,ii,r,,   „,,   in,-  south
4-point Hudson Bay blanket, and    '  """	
com
b
tion and go through the remain
ii post planted in the N W corner, L„t 'JU,   ol  Rocky  Mountain   I'orlnm
thence   north   8U    chains;     llience  west    40   side  ol     Pence    Rive
.  ,^.....v ...I.U.4.,.,  4ju;   uit4,iii4^i.,   anu      ",™»""™ .■»"""• .    , ■   , „ •""■'    .........   o»     laiitinn,      iiiuniiD   wesi    iu nit-   o        'elice      tier,   Pol   mul'l'eil   \ 11 ' ■ N   •   corner of    and  ai.nlii
,     ,,     , i   r,    , ,, ,. Commencing at a poBt panted about two miles elm ns;  thence soutli  80 chains'  tlicnce cast s i." ,.„,■>, „f i i „,   ii. i    .,.   ,\ ',, un   ,.i..:..,.   i,„       ,
;ome to South 1'ort George. Once S)^llttK\tt!WlS^ffiiJen?e T«Vnt!   T, "?rlh  k °""" V1"""" 8I)  "*' 'i--' --' xo' hJi"■ 'ul";,' nSnMM ?the
iere he could take un a ure-emo- '•|",iai,''1"'i"»'«™™»""">'8"ehain i s«« ?1   J%V!IJ /:t'TZTuu "ml ''"'" "°Vl? "P ,:lKlilia; ""'' "!l «>» ,ll^i"" <» i,oll,t "' H """''"""•"'•
•en- ne kuuiu uuvt up u |jit. liii|j Wl chal|1H ,0 Po|ntof ocmmencemeot,contjiltilng "ll"1,|n Uo li''^.,'""r'"r.li'HK: ,, l1"1"1  ol oommcnceinent, Located July 28, 1910
of     I'inee  River,  post  marked  N.IL
f laud applied lor, thence south
80   clinins;    thoneo
(unit 80 chuins   to
inn in
.Sent. L'. mil).
John O. I mush.
octS-deoil
Sept.   Hill,
ANNIE  IIKI.KN   CHII'IIKLL.
l'JIO.        W. A. Johnson, ngont
Located    July   io.   I'llU.
NKIL   aETIIINfl
NKIL   (IKTIIINIl.
:i InaorLton nbovo notices Sepl. luth. PEACE  RIVKR   DISTRICT.
TAKK notion thnt I, Neil (iething, ol
Vanoouvor, 11.C, miner, thirty dnys alter
date, Intend to npply lo the Assistani Commissioner ot Lnnds lor a licence to prospect
|ur coal and potroloum mi Ii40 acres ol land
i pounded as lollows: Oommonolng at a post
planted live miles soutli nnd two miles east
i,l the west end of Rocky Mountain port-
ago on the soutli side ol Pence River, post
marked N.G.'s S W corner ol innd npplled
for, thence nortli 80 eliains; tlicnce east 80
chains! thonoo soutli 80 clinins; thence west
HU chains to point oi commencement.
Located July 28, 1910.
 NEIL OETHINO,
PEACE  RIVER  DISTRICT.
TAKE notico thnt 1, Neil (Iething, ol
Vancouver, H.C, miner, thirty days alter
dale, Intend to apply to the Assistant Commissioner ol Lunds lor n licence to prospect
lor conl nnd petroleum on (J40 acres ol land
bounded us lollows: Commonoing at n post
planted live miles soulh and two miles east
ol tile west end of Rocky Mountain Portage on the south side ol I'eniv River, post
marked N.O.'s N W corner ol land appltet
lor. llience soulh 80 ehnins; thence east Ml
chains; thence north 80 chains; thonoo wei"
80 chains to point ol oommonoomont.
Located  July 28,   l'JIO.
NKIL  OETHINO,
POUT QEOHQH LAND DISTRICT.
District ol Cariboo.
Bear Uk'e°tU.C..tl''t    ,1'homM 0harl°''   °'
dosoeff'lands' t0,.|n"Tll"8!J *» lollowing foT'permlssion""''^' pun-has,- u„ (ollowim,
plrnite a I out 'S n, il,?.""""1,''"B ",l f *T described lands: c'ommenclng at a post
ff" "I till LlVwcs? ilor'ncr of Lot 176? &* ^""^ ^ "0n" «k-«™ °<
'""'th    »0 .ohalns:    thence west   80
TAKE
tin-in-,
KORT OEOROE  LAND  DISTRICT
District of Cnriboo.
,     , ,        TAKE  notice  thut Thomas Qulgloy  of So-
^ intends  to,apply   awie,  Wash., expicssinati,  Intends to   apply
"ing   for  permission    to  purchase  the   foil'
post   described  lands:       Commenolng  at  a    post
ho  north  west  comer
rid   Lot  8(2,   thence   west   80    ohali;
ohalns; thonoo south, Xll_w °?i            . im<se  south  80  chains;    thenoo   east   80 £■
80 ohalns   « Z t „,,,    '''";   U""\m '"'"t °hnin»s i'"'"1'' "orth 80 chains to point of II
ininiag h'lo ,, "   mo ,T    r'"'"      ''""" "*"" "M'""'"1' oonlllll"«« ««> ««"   more rA
u a.i.s mo,,   oi   less ur |(,8B-                         THOMAS  1)111(11.KV. <■
August 8, 1910.       uTAlexwdofagMt A,"'"ls,' Z3' lm          W' '"' (:uok"' "*""1 jl
KORT (IKOROK UND DISTRICT.
District oi Cariboo.
PORT OEOROE  LAND DISTRICT _
District ol Cariboo. V^
AKE  notice thnt James Edward  Oulnet  fA
.„.,,,,. i„„   ,'  • - ■■, -:—.*" "i'i..j   .o.   ".  Vancouver,  contractor,  Intends  to npply
!,""..!.,  , '.'.,l0 ,!»lll!»nse  tiie  following   deB-   lor    permission    to purchase  the  lollowing
deserlbod    lands:      Commencing nt a   pobi    -
,,„,,   „    , ,     - ■■■     .jlanted nine miles north ol the Blackwater  ft
south  west  coiner ot  Lot  17b4,  thenco   River and nt the SW corner post   ol   Lot
noith  80 chaius;       hence    east 80 chains ;   989A,   thenco  80  chains   north;    thence    80
""Hi   W  ohalns;    thenoe  west   80   chains west; thenco 80 chains south;  thence
80  chains east to  point of coinmcnccinen
JAMES EDWARD OlIINET.
September 1, 1910.       W.  MacKirdy,  agent
I AKE  notice   that   John   Eagle  ol   Port T
uoorgo,  H.C,   packer,  Intends  to  npply   for of
permissoii   to   purohase  tho  lollowing   des- lo
orlbod  lands:    Commencing at a post plant- di
ed about A miles south and 2 miles cast of pi
llle
thenc.
chains  to  point  oi oommonoement,  containing 040 acres  moru or less.
,        ,  „    ,,„„ JOHN   P.AI1LK.
August 8, 1910.        It. T.  Alexnnder. agent
80  tj
ice   i
nt.   ~A
PORT (IKOROK LAND DISTRICT
District ol Cnriboo.
TAKK notice that Arthur Kilmer ol Van-
I'KACK   RIVKR   DISTRICT.
TAKK notice that I, Nell Qothlng, ol
Vancouver, H.C. miner, thirty days alter
date, Intend to apply to tho Assislanl Commissioner of Lands for n licence to prospect
lor conl and petroleum on the lollowing
described lands : Commenolng ut a posi
planted four miles south and four miles easl
of the west end of Rocky Mountain Portnge
tat south side oi Peace Rivor, post marked
N.O.'s N K coiner of land applied lor, llience
south 80 ehnins; ihenee west 80 eliuins ;
llience nurth 80 chains; thoneo ea.,t SO chains
to point ot oommonoement.
Located July 20. 1910.
NKIL  OETHINO,
Seventy-five Comfortable Rooms
Newly Furnished.
Occidental Hotel
E. L. KEPNER, Proprietor
QUESNEL, B. C.
Good Tables. Corralls. Sample Rooms.
Banquet Hall.       Theatre Room.
PORT (IKORIIK land DISTRICT,
„,.,...        UlstrlOt ol Cariboo.
I AM',    notice     that    Joseph  Sinclair   ol oollVl'r'  real estate  agent,   intends  to  apply
Sandy  Hay,  Mali., tinnier,  intends to apply ,or    Permission     to   purchase  the  following
lor  permission     to   purchnse   the    lollowing described   landB:       Commencing   ut  n    post   CVJ WA
described    land:,:        Commencing  al   a   post I'-antcd   ten   miles  north  ol   the   Blackwater   Jj    Ha+AC    ttl    KA    tt*>   anil   m\9   KAnAHilaV    L\
platltod about  li     miles  south  and  /miles lUV'. .'".^ ",'"' ,'"'!''  _* ,,0,m  th,i„^ W. cor"   A     **«»I"S) 5£ 1 lOUl ty/C  ftHO  9>6**3U pCt Oflj    |£
east ol tho south wcsl comer ol Lot 1704
thonoo south 80 chains; Ihenee east 80
chains: tlicnce north 80 chains; ihcnce west
hi) chains to point oi commencement, containing 040 acres more or less.
JOSEPH   SINCLAIR.
August 8, 1910.        R. T.  Alexander, agenl
ner post ol Lot 9»8. thence 80 chuins
north; thence 80 chains west; thence 80
chains south; thence 80 chains east to the
point of commencement.
ARTHUR   KILMER.
September 1,  1910. W. MacKirdy, agent
s
WIRE FOR ROOMS
PORT 0E0RGJ3  LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cnriboo.
TAKE notico that George Walter Evans o!
Vancouver, roaj estate atrent, intends to up-
i
PEACH  RIVER  DISTRICT.
TAKE notice thut I. Neil Qothlng, ol
Vancouver, B.C., miner, thirty days after
date. Intend lo apply to the Assistani Commissioner ot Lands lor u licence lo prospect
for coal und petroleum on the lollowing
dosorlbed lands: Commonoing at n post
planted six miles soutli and lour miles easl
ol the west end ot tho Rocky Mountain
i'ortagc, on soutli side ol Peace River,
l.oBt marked N.C.'s S K corner ol land applied for, thenci- norlh 80 eliains; thenco
west 80 chains; llience south 80 elmins ;
thence east 80 chains to" point ol com
mencement, containing 040 acres.
Located  July 20.  1910.
NEIL OETHINO.
PEACE  RIVKR   DISTRICT.
TAKE notice that 1. Neil Oething, ol
Vancouver, B.C. minor, thirty days after
date, iutend lu apply to tho Assistant Commissioner ot Lands for a licence to prospect
lor conl and petroleuin on the lollowing
described lands: Commenolng at a post
planted lour miles soutli and lour miles east
ol the west end ol the Rocky Mountain
portage, on soutli side ol Ivan- River, post
marked N.O.'s N' W corner ol land applied
lor thenee south 80 chains: ihenee cast WI
ch&lns; thence north 80 chains: thenee west
80 ehalns to point ol oommonoement. con
mining 040 ncres.
Located July 20. 1910. ^^
PORT CKilllCK LAND  DISTRICT.
District ot CnrthoO.
'i'AKK  notice  that  Gordon  Wright ol Ottawa,  Ont.,   Government olllcial,   Intends to
apply   for   permission   to   purchase   the    lollowing described lands;     Commenolng nt a   planted"nlt.o'miles Yorth"oT'the"Blaokwator
post  planted  about  A  miles  south  and  one   River and one mile west ol the S W corner
v_8tt."i. ,°"i'. w"st ''on"'r ol   l/01   post of Lot bo3A.  thenoe 80 ehnins north;
Wb4,   thence  south   SO  chains;   thence   cast   thence  80  chains   west;     thence    80   chains
80  ohalns;   thoneo   nortli   80  chains;   tlicnce
ply lor permission to purchase the following   y WflfflfflW^
described   lundB:     Commencing   nt    a    poBt   i' - w
-*■•"   "" A' WE ARE AGENTS FOR   	
west  80 ehnins  to  point oi commencement,
containing  040  acres  more or less.
CORDON  WRIGHT.
August  8,  1910.        R, T. Alexander, agent
KORT (IKORIIK LAND DISTRICT.
District oi Cariboo.
TAKK notico  that ('.  A.  l.eeder.  ol Bnt-
tleford,   Sask,,   storekeeper,   Intends   lo  apply   lor   permission   lo   purohase   the  follow-
south;   tlicnce  80  chains cast  to  the   point   * < >
ol commencement. *'
UEOROE WALTER EVANS.
August  31,  1910. W.  MncKirdy, agent
FORT OEOROE  LAND DISTRICT.
Dislrict ol Cariboo.
'I'AKK notice that  Nettie Doolittle ot Index,  Wash.,  married  woman. Intends to apply   for permission  to  purchase  the    follow
ing dosorlbed  lands' Commencing at a post ing described    lands:       Commencing   at   _
planted   about   A   miles   soutli   and   1    mile post  planted  adjoining the  north   west  cor-
east   Irom   the  soutli  west  corner   oi     Lot tier ot    District Lot  926,  thenee   north   80
1704,   tlicnce  north   80  chuins;   thence   enst chains:  thenee east  80 chains;   thence south
80  chains:   llience  soutli   80  eliains;    thenoo 80 chains;  tlicnce west  80 chains  to   point
west  80 chains  to  point ol commoncemont. of oommonoement, containing  640  ucres   of
containing  040  acres  more or less. land more or iess.
C.   A.   LKKDKR. NETTIE  DOOLITTLE.
August 8,  1910.        It. T.  Alexnnder. agent August 31.  1910. W.  P.  Cooke, agent
PEACE  RIVKR  DISTRICT.
TAKK nolice Unit 1. Neil Oething, ol
Vancouver. B.C., miner, thirty days niter
date, Intend to apply lo the Assistant ( oui-
mlssiouer of Lnnds lor a llcoi  to prospect
tor conl and potroloum on the lollowing
described lands: Commencing ft n posi
plnnled six miles south and lour mile* east
ol the west end ot Rocky Mountain l'ori-
age on south side ol Peace River, post
marked N'.ll.'s SW corner ol land applied
lor. thence north 80 chains; thence easl 80
chains: thenee south 80 chains; thenee west
80 chuins to point ol commencement, eon-
talulng 040 acres.
Located  July 20, 1910.^   ^^
PORT OEOROE LAND DISTRICT.
Dislrict ol Cariboo.
TAKK notice that Mrs. Albert Ersklno ol
Ottawn. out., widow. Intends to apply lor
permission to purchase the lullowing described lands: Commencing at a post plnnled about 4 miles suulh of the south wcsl
corner of Lot 1704, llience sum Ii 80 ehnins:
Ihcnce east 80 chains; thence north 80
chains; thonce west 80 chains to point of
commencement, containing 640 acres, more
or less. MRS.  A.   ERSKINE,
August 6.  1910.        It. T.  Alexander, agent
PORT OEOROE LAND  DISTRICT.
District oi Cariboo.
TAKK  notice  that  Krsdcll   Ersklno. ol  Ottawa, Ont., accountant; intends to apply tor
permission   to  purohase   the  lollowing   described lauds:   Commencing ut u post planted  about   4   miles   south  ol  the  south  west
corner of Lot  1764. llience soutli 80 chains;
tlicnce    west   80     eliains;   thence  norlh    80
chains;  thence
eoinnieuci incut
PORT (IKORIIK LAND DISTRICT
District of Cariboo.
TAKK notice that William Ulrich. of Index. Wash., merchant, intends to apply for
permission to purchnse the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted adjoining the north west corner of District Lot 926. thence north 80 chains ;
ihenee west 80 chains; thence south 80
chains; tnence east 80 chains to point of
commencement, oontaining blO ncres more
or   less. WILLIAM   ULRICH.
August 21. 1910. W.  F.  Cooke,  agent
PORT (IKOROK  LAND  DISTRICT
Dislrict of Cariboo
TAKK notice  thai Persic. Ulrich of Index,
Wash.,  married    woman,  intends  to   apply
for     permission    lo   purchase   the  following
described    lnnds:      Commencing    at  a  post
L
COMPANY
McCormick Mowers, Rakes and jj§
Binders always on hand.
HARDWARE
OF ALL KINDS
or
August 0.   1910.
PEACE  RIVKR  DISTRICT.
TAKK'   nolice    that   I.  Nell  Oething,  ol
Vancouver.   B.C.,   miner,   thirty   days   after
dute. intend to npply to the Assistant commissioner of Lunds lor a licence to prospect
lor coal   nnd
described iund
petroleum on the following
Commencing nt a post plant
ed"7our" rallies south and six miles cast ol
the west end of Rocky Mountain I'ortagc
on Bouth Bide ot Peace River, post marked
N.O.'s N P. corner of Innd applied lor,
thence Bouth 80 chuins; thence west 80
chains: thence nortli 80 chains; thence cast
gO ehnins to point ol oommonoement, eontaining 640 aores.
Located  July 20.  WIO^      ,,,,,,,,„,„
MARK   DUMOND
ASHCROFT, B. C.
PEACE RIVER  DISTRICT PEACE  RIVER  DISTRICT,
m.™        .,       .!.      ,   v, ,r, ....         . TAKE    notlce    that  1,  Nell  Oething.  of
            . .. ,,       ,.„„.      TAKE    notice    that  I,  Nell  Oething.  ol Vancouver.   B.C..   miner,   thirty  days  alter
planted aboul one mile north nnd one mile   Vancouver.   II.C.   miner,   thirty   days   alter date, intend to apply to the Assistant Corn-
west from the north west corner ol District   <,fltl'' 'ntend to apply to the Assistant Com- missioner ol Lands ior a licence to prospect
80  eliains  to   point   ol   Lot  91,6.    thence    north 80 chains;    Ihenee   missioner ot Lands for a licence to prospect for coal and petroleum on 640 acres if Innd
out aiiiing  640  ucres   more   east   80 chuins;    thence south   80   chains;   'or  c°&\ and  petroleum    on  the   following bounded as lollows:   Commencing at a post
ERSDEN   ERSKINE.      thence   west    80    chains to poim of com-   described lnnds:     Commencing   at   a   poet planted one mile south   ol the   west end of
R. T.  Alexander, agent   nienceinent,   containing   640   acres   more   or   planted four miles south and Blx miles east Rocky  Mountain   Portage on  south  side   of
 less.                                  PKRS1E   ULRICH.      ol  the  west  end  of  Rocky   Mountain   Port- peace  Kiver.   post   marked  N.O.'s  SW  cor-
August 22,  1910.          W. F.  Cooke,  agent   ugc.    on    soutn side of Peace River,   post „er  ol  land  applied  for,   thence  north   80
First insertion above notices Sept. 24th.                miuk^  N'G''S S, ,X„C0[n*r °','and   apP"fd, chains;  thence east  80 chaius:   ihjioe :o. th
v                        lor, thence south 80 chains; thence enst 80 80 chains;  thence  west  80 chains  W  -.oint
 chains; thence north 80 chains; thence west 0( commencement.
PEACE  RIVKR  DISTRICT.                80 chains to point ol commencement,   con- Located July 29   1910.
TAKE    notice    that  I,  Noil  Oething.  of   tuininB 64<> ocrea-   Located July 26. 1910. NEIL GETHING.
Vancouver.   B.C.,   miner,   thirty   days   after                    NEIL  OETHINO. -^___^—______
FORT OEOROE LAND  DISTRICT.
Dlstru '..o.
TAKK notice that Mrs. Sidney Percy
Cooke, ol Cranbrook, B.C., married woman,
intends to npply lor permission to purchase
llle following described lands: Commencing
nl it post planted about 4 miles south of
the soutli west corner of Lot 1764, thenee
north  80  eliains;     thence eust   80   ehnins :
thenee    south    80 chains;    thei  west   80
eliains  to  point  ol commencement,  containing  640  acres  more or  less.
MRS.  SIDNKY   PERCY  COOKE.
August  6,  1910.        II. T. Alexander, agent
date, intend to apply to the Assistant Com
missioner of Lunds for a licence to proBpect
for coal and petroleum on 040 acres of land
PEACE  RIVER  DISTRICT.
TAKE    notice    that  I,  Neil  Gething,  of
PEACE  RIVKR  DISTRICT.
TAKK notice that 1. Nell Oething, ol
Vancouver, B.C., miner, thirty days alter
dale, Intend lo apply to tho Assistant Commissioner of Lnnds for a licence lo prospect
for coal and pelroleum on the following
described lnnds: Commencing nt n post
Limited six miles south nnd six miles enst
of the west end ot Rocky Mountain Portage
on south side ol Peace River post marked
N (I 's S K corner ol land applied lor thonoo
norlh 80 ehnins: thence west 80 ohalns i
Ihcnce soulh 80 ehnins: thence enst 80
ehains to point ol commoncemont, containing 040 ucres.
Located  July 26. 1910^ Qmmm
Located Julv 28, 1910.
NKIL  GETHING.
PEACE  RIVKR  DISTRICT.
FOItT OEOROE LAND DISTRICT.
District ol Cariboo.
TAKK notice that Alice Waters ol Nortli
Nation Mills. Hue., spinster, intonds to npply for permission to purchase the iollow-
Ing described lands: Commencing at a post
planted about 4 miles south ol the south
west corner ol  Lot 1(64,  thence   nortli   80      TAKE    notlc
chains; Ihenee west 80 chains: thence south Vancouver. B.C., miner, thirty days after
80 ehains; ihenee easl 80 chains to point date, intend to npply to the Assistnnt Ccm-
ol commencement, containing 640 acres missioner of Lands for a licence to prospect
more  or  less. AI.K'K  WATERS.      for coal nnd petroleum on 647J ucres cf innd
August 6, 1910.       R. T. Alexnnder, ngent   bounded ns follows:   Commencing at a post
PEACE RIVER  DISTRICT.
,  ,       ,.„ TAKE    notice    that  I,  Neil  Gething,  of Vancouver    B.C..   mlfier,   thirty  days  after
bounded as follows:   Commencing nt a post Vancouver    B C     miner    thirty  days  alter "a"' 'ntend to apply to the Assistant Com-
planted  lour  miles  south  of  the  west  end d„tP, intend to apply to' the Assistant Com- missioner of Lands for a licence to- prospect
ol   Rocky   Mountain   Portnge,  on   the   south missioner of Lnnds for a licence to proBpect 'or c?aJ and petroleum on 040 acres olland
side ol   Peace   River,   post   marked    N.  G.'s (or coal and pelroleum on 640 acres olland ^°u"de.d " '°j ?WBL.Ck°1>me.n4,<!ll'g " a ?08t,
NW corner of land applied for. thenee south bounded ns follows:   Commencing nt a post Planted one mile south ot the west end of
80  chains:    thenee    enst   80  chains;   thence •        ■   ■             ■■                       .">.,.'., w,,pi.„  «,)„,,ninm   1',,,-tn,™ ™  .h» „,,„.h s»»i
north 80 chuins:  thence west  80 clmins   to
point of commencement.
bounded us follows:   Commencing nt a post Piamea one mne soum oi uu-wen ma ot
planted four    miles    south and eight miles Kooky Mountain Portage on the south bank
cast of  the west end ot  the Rocky   Moun- ?' „P«ac«  «'«,'■  P°1*Lm?*ed ,?'?; 8 AS,
tain   Portnge on  north  side of Peace River Jf.™"   «*   »■?!_»_   &r'. *h_enM    "°„»h.
nost m_fft7sB_lr3 _d*a£ 8U chalns' thence" "west 80 chains; thence
Idled to. "c" 8uorth 80 chains; "thenci !_? «° .__ J_*> «•» «° «*•'»■ "
west  80  chains:    thence  south 80   chainB :
thence    east    80 chains to point ol   com-
thnt   1    Neil   (lethinc-   of   mencement.    Located July 25. 1910.
in.ii   i,  nou   uuning,  oi NEIL GETHiN0.
point of commencement.
Located July 29. 1910.
NEIL  GETHING.
PEACE RIVER  DISTRICT.
TAKE    notice    that  I,  Nell Gething.  of
Vancouver,   B.C.,   miner,   thirty  dayB   after
PKACF.  RIVKR  DISTRICT.
TAKE    notice     that   I,   Neil   Oething,  OI
Vancouver,   II.C.   miner,   thirty   .ays   afte
date. Intend to apply to the Assist,,it ■
missioner ot Lands lor a licence to PJWJ*
lor coal and petroleum on tho lollowIng
described lands: Commencing at B post
panted six miles south nnd six mt las east
it Ihe west end of Rocky Mountain 11
aire, on south Bide ol Peace Rivor, post
marked N.G.'s NE comer of land applied
tor thence south 80 chains; thenee west 80
ehalns- thence north 80 ehnins: thence enst
80 ehnins to point ot commencement, containing 640 acres,     l*-^^"^0'
PORT GEOROE LAND DISTRICT.
District ot Cariboo.
TAKK nolice. Hint Abel Waters of North
Nation Mills. One., tanner, intends to npply for permission to purchase tho lollowing dosorlbed lands: Commonoing nt a post
planted about A miles soutli of the soulh
west corner of Lot 1704, tlicnce nortli 40
ehalns; thence cast 40 chains; thence north
40 chuins; thenee east 40 cliniiiB: thonoo
south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains to
point ol commencement, containing 480
acres  more or  less. ABEL  WATERS.
August 6. 1910.        R. T.  Alexnnder, ugent
PEACE RIVER  DISTRICT.
TAKE    notice    that  I,  Neil  Gething.  of date, Intend to apply to the Assistant Ccm-
Vnncouver,   B.C..  miner,   thirty  dnys   alter missioner of Lands tor a licence to prospect
planted  two  miles  west  nnd  one  south  ot   u„tei jntend to apply to the Assistant Com- tor oonl and petroleum on 640 acres ol land
the  west  end  ol  Rocky  Mountain   Portage,   m|ssi0ner of Lands tor a licence to prospect bounded as follows:   Commencing at a post
on  the    south    side  ol  Pence  River,   post   |or coa[ and petroleum on 640 acres of land planted  two  miles  west  and one  south  ol
marked N.G.'s  S E corner  ot  Innd   applied   bounded as follows:   Commencing at a post the west end  of  Rocky  Mountain  Portage.
for.  thence  norlh  80 chains;     thence   west   j.^ntcd  four  miles  south  and  eight   miles on  the  south    side  of  Peace  River.    po6t
80 chains;  thence  south  80  chains;     thenco   |,Ilst 0[ wt.8t Cnd of Rocky Mountain   Port- marked  N.G.'s   S W  corner  of  land  applied
■list 80 chains to point ol commencement.    a»e| on the north side of Peace River, post lor, thence north 80 chains; thence east 80
"0.                                marked N.G.'s SW  corner ol land   applied ehains;  thence south  80 chains;  thence west
NEIL  GETHING.      |or. thence north 80 chains: thence cast 80 80 chains to point of commencement.
 chntnB;  thence south 80 chaina: thenee west Located July 29. 1910.
80 chains to point of commencement. NEIL OETHING.
Located July 25, 1910.
NEIL GETHING
First Insertion above notices Sept. 10th.
Located  July  29.  1910.
PEACE  RIVKR  DISTRICT.
PEACE RIVER DISTRICT.
TAKE notice thnt I. Nell Gething, of
Vancouver, B.C.. miner, thirty daw after
date intend to apply to the Assistnnt Com-
ml , oner of Lands' lor a llconco to promM
for coal und petroleum on the following
described lands; Commencing nt a post
, anted six miles south and six miles east
of the west end ol Rocky Moun aln Port
age, on south side ol Poaoe RIveT, P°«
marked N.G.'s N W corner ol land applied
lor. thence south 80 chains; thenoe oast.W
chains; thence north 80 chains: thence wost
80 ehnins to point ol commencement, con
talnlng 640 aces.    I^*jJIf',g^Ij_)"
FORT OEOROE LAND DISTRICT.
District oi Cariboo.
TAKK nolice that Mrs. Willie Waters, ot
North Nation Mills, Que., married woman,
intends to npply lor permission to purchase
the lollowing described lands: Commenolng
nt a post planted nbout A miles south ol
Hie south west corner ol Lot 1764, thence
nortl, 80 ehnins: thence west 80 ehnins:
thence south 80 chains: thence east 80
chains to point of oommonoomont, contuln-
Ing 640 acres more or less.
8 MRS,  WILLIE WATERS.
August 6,  1910.        R. T.  Alexnnder. agent
TAKK notice Hint I, Neil Gething, ot
Vancouver, ll.t'., miner, thirty dnys niter
date, intend to npply to the Assistant Commissioner of Lnnds for a licence to prospect
tor coul and petroleum on 640 acres ol land
bounded ns follows: Commencing at n post
planted  one  mile soutl,  of  the west end o!
First insertion above notices Sept. 10th.
CARIBOO LAND  DISTRICT.
Division ol Fort George.
TAKE notice that  John  Bamplylde   Dan-
loll,  ot  Fort  George.  B.C.,  Journalist,   intends to  apply  for  permission  to  purchase
FORT OEORGE LAND DISTRICT.
District <ot Cariboo. .. .
■,,,,. , , ., TAKE notice that Minnie Broussean. ol the following described lands: Commencing
the Rocky Mountain Portage on south side gavonas B.C., married woman, intends to nt a post planted at the north-west cor-
oi Pence River, post marked N.G. s N \V , for perm|B8|on t0 purchase the lollow- ner of an Island lying west of the north
corner of Innd npplled tor, thence south ." jMCrlbc(j iana8: Commencing at a post end of Pre-emption Lot No. 1511, thence
80 ehnins; thenee enst 80 chains; thence B|antB(j adjoining the soutli west oorner of soutli 15 chains; thence enBt 6 chains :
north 80 clinins: thence west 80 chntns to jol 926, thence south 80 chains; thence thenoe following Bhore line ol Island in a
" "'  ' ' t,ast 40 chains; thence north 80 chainB; north-easterly direction to point ol commence    west    40 ohalns to point of   com- mencement,   contnlnlng  lu  acres   more   or
mencement,  containing 320  acres   more   or   less.  JOHN B. DANIELL.
|PBS.                         MINNIE  BROUSSEAN. September 5, 1910.
August 10, 1910.       R. T. Alexander, agent      First insertion above notice Sept 17.	
point of commencement.
Located July 29,  1910.
NEIL  GETHINO.
PEACE  RIVER  DISTRICT.
TAKE    notice     thnt   I,   Neil   Gething,   of
Vnncouver,   B.C.,   miner,   thirty   dnys   utter
FiillT (!KORC,E LAND  DISTRICT. dntc, Intend to apply to the Assistnnt Coin-
District ol Curiboo. missioner of Lnnds for a licence to prospect
TAKK notice that Willie Waters, of North    lor coal and petroleum on 640 ncrce of Innd
'**"■*._..-. .» ■     . < ,  .      .  _. i 1_ J     „-     J„ 11.,,,.,. ■        I'.ii.ini.iri'itiir     nt      a    unut
Nat
FORT GEORGE LAND DISTRICT.
District ol Cariboo.
TAKE notice  that Oub  Sampare of  Hnz-
FORT OEOROE LAND DIVISION.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE   notice   that   1,   Russell   Peden,    of
Fort Oeorge,  larmer,  intends to apply   for
permission  to purchase  tho following    deB-
north 80 chains;   corner  ol   Innd  applied  lor,    tlicnce   south   "thence" south    80 ehnins;    thence west   80   thcnce  40 chains  south;  thence 30    chains
»t  80  ehalns;     thenco   chainB;  thtneo north 80 chainB; thence east   w8Bt.  thence 40  chains  north to  point   of
nee eaBt 80 chains' to   80 chains to point ot commencement,   con-  commencement,  being  three  islands contigu-
corncr of Lot 1764, thenci	
thence  west  80    clinins;     thence   south    80 80  ohnlns;   thonce  we
chains-   Ihcnce  east  80  chains   to   point   of north   80 ehnins;  thence
oommonoomont,   containing  640   ucres    more point of commencement
PEACE  RIVKR  DISTRICT.
TAKK    notice     that   I.   Neil   (Iething,   0
Vancouver,   B.C.,   miner,   thirty   duys   alto
date, intend to apply to tho AsslBtnnt Commissioner of Lauds lor a licence to prospect
tor conl  and    petroleuin    on   the   following
dosorlbed lnnds:     Commonoing   at a   post
planted six  miles south and six  mlloB eafl,
ot the Rocky Mountain Portage, on   south
side   ol   Peace   River,   post   marked   N    I -
S W corner ol land applied lor. '''"''', ",,
80  chains;     thenee  east     80  chains:   thenoo
soiuh  80 chains:   thence  west   80 '" ..'
point    of    oommonoomont,    containing  biu
ncres.    Located  July ^^"'^nuNi!.
or less. WILLIE  WATERS.
August 7. 1910.        R- T. Alexnnder. agent
First insertion above ads Aug. il.
Located July  29,  1910. ,
NKIL  GETHING.
talnlng  640 acres more or less.
GUS SAMPARE.
August 10, 1910.     R. T. Aleflandcr,  agont
FORT OEOROE LAND  DISTRICT.
District ol Cnriboo.
p„.|„iasio.i   to  purchnse tho  lollowing   dos-
cribed  lands:     Coiniueucliig ut  a   post plain.
d 40 chains nortli 1  40 ohalns eas    .,1
sou li-ensl  cor    ol  Lot   1762,      enee
Ihnilis:       thence   east   80  ehaliiB
■hains;     Ihcnce    west    80
PKACK  RIVKR  DISTRICT. F01lT GEORGE LAND DISTRICT.
TAKE    notice    thnt   I,  Nell  Gething,  of District of Cariboo.
Vancouver,   B.C.,   miner,   thirty   days   alter TAKE   notiee    that    Robett  Sampare,    of
dute   Intend to apply to the Assistant lorn- Hazelton,   B.C.,  clerk,   intends  to  apply  tor
missioner of Lands lor a licence to prospect permission _ to  piirchase| the  following     des-
for ot
&tod%^Tile7iweU','S,Uon,e '»o,uh""of S6T_« no"rth lo" uhaTn.r'thenoe" west"  post planted adjoining the south east oor-
£-l»i™'  lAx fountain Portago, 80 clmins;  thence souH, 80, chains;   thenoo     r 0   D    riot  L     S7U, the 0.   west   80
oub and northeast of Lot 1511 In the   Nechaco River. RUSSEL PEDEN.
August 1. 1910.
First insertion above notice Sept. 3,1910.	
FORT GEOROE LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE  notice  that  Retta Qulgloy,  ol  Seattle,   WnBh.,   married   woman,   Intends    to
TAKE  notice   thai  William   LoWtllWaitfl,  O.     ..lissiiil u-r nl   l.alitls  11"   a   ' m.-m.-.-   h.   ,'i.^r.-i     permission    10   (.mi im.-x-   .in-   n..,..n.i,n      »'■.       ■          , , . ,  .
Victoria.   B.C.,  broker,  Intend,, to apply lor   " M,™ '     ,    ,,tro|„„m on 640 acres ot land   orlbod  |ands!   Commencing nt a post plant-   npply  lor  perm sslon   to  purchase  the     loi
ndod as lollows:   Commenolng at iipost   ed adjoining the south west oorner   of Lot  low tag Scribed lands:    Com raenoln    at a
Flral insertion above notices S"l'l- I"1 ti
the
soulh   80
Ihenee   north   80
„mll,s ,„  point  »^ --7i^T!iwA,T,,
Sept.  14,  1910.     Prod. c.  Johnson, ngent
First Insertion ubove notices Sopt. 21th.
on  the
south    side  of   Peace   River,    post enat   80  chains  to  point  of  commencement, enains;  tnence souiu  iu onains;  inenee ea«
r*3 €h?nti __"_! oSfta,n'nB m &m* Rmo0MImpark n^ 8JT8i»"ttataJUftW
west  80  chuins  to   point   01 comincniemini. . . —  —-  * iiR'ni'i    .I1IGLF.Y.
  First insertion above ads Aug. 27. August 24, 1918. W. P. Cooke, agent
Lisentcd  July  29,   1910
NKII,  C-KTIIINIl |             WEATHER REPORT             \
Noveml
or i'. Cloudy, 20 above.
7, Cloudy with rain, -in above.
k, Pair, ;ki above,
9, Cloudy, 11 above,
III, Snow, 211 above.
11, Cloudy, isiiIkic .
12, Cloudy, 20 above.
CITY AND DISTRICT
E. Stonham, u B. N. A. bank inspector, clime in on the Chilco Sunday afternoon and left by the same boat the
day following at 7:15. lie complimented
South Fort Oeorge by stating that the
appearance and surroundings of their
bank here excelled any of the interior
branches. Mr. Stonham at one time
was stationed at Ashcroft.
A. J. Huble, the storekeeper at Giscombe, was a passenger on the Chilco,
outward bound. Mr. Huble has not
been out in live years and thinks a
change this winter will improve his
health. He will go as far east as Chicago and does not expect to be back
before May 1. His live stock, including a young colt, were taken down on
the same boat to Quesnel, where they
will winter.
S. Thompson, purser of the Chilco,
laid over in Soutli Fort George on the
last trip of his boat.
N. H. Wesley expects to leave for
Manitoba about December 1, where he
will spend the winter. Me has been so
accustomed to cold and harsh climates
in the past, that he fears the mildness
of South Fort George will not be conducive to peace of mind. He received
from Toronto, ten days ago, a coat that
is a "perfect dream," as a saleslady
would say. It is plucked beaver of a
very uniform hue, and the skins were
selected by himself last spring from the
extensive emporium of Ah Hee & Co.
Twelve pelts were used in making the
coat, and the price paid for the finished
garment would buy a dozen lots in Central. Fort George, besides leaving something for the ebonv porters between
Ashcroft and Winnipeg. Mr. Wesley
expects to come in over the trail early
in the spring with a typewriter, two
lull-top desks and a safe.
The first skating of the season took
place on Wednesday afternoon, when
a party composed of Mesdames Luke
and English and Messrs. J. Mor.roe, F,
O'Flaherty and L. G. MacHaffie, went
to the Hudson's Bay slough, opposite
Bird's pre-emption, and indulged in the
exhilarating pastime to their heart's
content. The ice is somewhat rough, but
an attempt will be made to flood a portion of the slough and render it a surface ideal for the large number of young
people who have expressed a desire to
spend mostof the winter there. A short
cut-off to the rink is by way of Third and
the Hudson's Bay tract.
The following taken from the Edmonton Journal shows that the veteran
trailblazer has landed there, In spite
of the fact that C. W. Moore is now a
travelling representative for the Natural Resources Security Company, he
is doing good work for the district as a
whole: "A visitor to the city today is
Charles W. Moore, one of the real pioneers of Central Fort George, having
located on a ranch just alongside of the
present townsite, four years ago. Mr.
Moore is just commencing a trip through
the better known parts of Canada and
the United States for the purpose of
making known the advantages of the
Fort George district, in the future of
which be possesses unbounded faith.
He came out from Fort George by way
of Ashcroft about a month ago, and
was in charge of the Fort George exhibits at the New Westminster exhibition."
The weekly mail went out by canoe
Monday morning at 8.
A potato famine is already in sight
in Winnipeg, and there is a general
shortage of other vegetables. Potatoes
are quoted at 90 cents a bushel and the
price is likely to go higher.
The Chinese colony of two have had
a disagreement over money matters.
Charlie Lee, the washerman, who also
is a sort of Bradstreet agent for the
Moguls at the coast, garnisheed Ah
He, a once prosperous Chinese merchant
in the district. Ah He resented the unseemly action of the newly-arrived financier, and an altercation took place in
the annex of the Hamilton store with
the result that A. (J. Hamilton ordered
Charlie off the premises. Charlie would
not budge and Daunted his painted
bracelets in Hamilton's face. Then came
the climax, in which Charlie went out
piecemeal, on his way to (he telephone
office to invoke the assistance of the
constable at Quesnel—one hundred and
ten miles away.
Among the arrivals on last Sunday's
boat were Mr. and Mrs. R Burns, of
the Northern hotel. Miss F. Inglehart,
of Victoria, accompanied them on their
trip in from the coast and will be the
guest of Mrs. Burns for the winter.
They have taken up residence in their
newly-completed house on Fourth street.
It looks like the end of navigation—
for the geese are flying high and headed
south. If the Chilco comes through
from Soda creek next week it will be
her last trip, as it is the intention to
berth her here.
Stanley Dunlevy came in by boat on
Sunday and left the day following.
There is one adorable thing about
Soulh Fort George and other dry towns
in the north that appeals to a man the
morning after the night he has visited
his private buffet. His pocketbook does
not possess the appearance of an
elephant having two-stepped   on   it.
PORT OEOROE l.ANI) DISTRICT.
District oi Cariboo.
TAKK notice that Angus MoQugan, of
Rodney, Out., fjiriner, intends to apply Ior
permission to purchnse the lollowing described lauds: Commending nt a post plained at the northeast corner of Lot 'MAb.
llience south 80 chains; tlicnce cast '40
chains; thence north SO chains; tlicnce west
40 chains to  point of commencement.
ANC1US   MoOOOAN.
Sepl. 17. 1910.      Prod. C. Johnson, agent
FOItT OEOROE I,AMI DISTRICT.
District of Cnriboo.
TAKE notice that .lolin McOugan of llod-
ney, Ont., physician, intends to apply lor
permission to purchnse the lollowing described lands: Commencing at a post planted at the south cast corner ol Lot mod,
thence south 80 clinins; thence west 80
eliuins; thence north 80 chains; tlicnce easl
80 clinins to point ol oommonoomont.
JOHN   MeCl'lIAN.
Sept.  17, 1910.     Fred.  C.  Johnson, agent
JOHN BRONGER
Builder and Contractor
Plans and Blue Prints
Furnished.
Estimates Submitted.
Cor. Tapage and Hamilton.
SOUTH FORT GEORGE, B. C.
FORT OEOROE UND DISTRICT.
Dislrict ot Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Vera Oodfrey, of Van-
coiner, B.C., housekeeper, intends to apply
lor permission lo purchnse the following
described lands: Commencing at a post
planted nbout 18 miles north ol Blackwater, on tiie Fori Oeorge wagon road, llience
nortli 20 clinins: thence east HO chains ;
llience south io chains; thenco west 20
chains to poim ot commencement, containing *i0 acres more or less.
VERA  OODFREY.
August  22. 1910.
CARIBOO I.AMi DISTRICT.
,,,* Division ol Fort Oeorge.
TAKE notice that Hubert Michael Burns,
of .Soutli Fort Oeorge, B.C., merchant, intends to apply lor permission to purchnse
the following described lands: Commencing
at a post planted five feet south of the
south-east corner oi Lot 9Za. Cariboo District, thence west *o ehains; thence south
20 chains: thence lollowing the meanderlngs of the Fraser River iu a north-easterly
direction to the point of commencement and
containing 20 acres more or less.
ROBERT   MICH A El.  BURNS.
September 8, 19i0.
FOItT GEOROE  I.AS'D  DISTRICT
District of Cariboo,
TAKE notice  that Stella Van  Vechten,  of
Everett,   Wash.,  married  Woman,  intends  to
npply   for permission  to  purchnse thej following  described   lands:     Commencing  at  a
post   planted about  two  miles  west  of    the
south   west   corner   of    District    Lot    9
thenee north 80 eliuins; thence cast 80 chains
thence   soutli    80     chainB:   thence   west    8U
chains to point ol commencement, icntaln-
ing  640 acres more or less.
STELLA VAN VECHTEN'.
August 22. 1910. W. F. Cooke  ngept
FORT OEOROE LAND DISTRICT
District ol Cariboo.
TAKE notice thnt Ward Van Vcchten, of
Taooma, Wash., physician, intends lo apply
for permission to purchase the following
described lands: Commencing at a post
planted about two miles west if the soutl,
west corner ot District Lot <m, tlicnce
south 80 chains; thence enst 80 ihnins I
thence north 80 chuins; '.hence v.ist 80
chuins to point of commencement, containing 040 acres more or less.
WARD   VANVECHTEN.
August 22. 1910. W.  F.  Cooke, ngent
FORT OEOROE LAND DISTRICT
District ol Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Robert Van Vechten, ot
Index, Wash., carpenter, intends to apply
for permission to purchase the following
described InndB: Commencing at a post
planted nbout two miles west ol the south
west corner of District Lot 920, thence
north 80 chains: thence west 40 chains ;
tlicnce south 80 ehnins: thence ensl 40
chains to point ol commencement, containing 1120 acres more or less.
ROBERT  VAN  VECIITEN.
August  22,  1910. W.  F. Cooke, agent
FORT OEOROE LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice thut Clifford Redding, ol
Index, Wash., druggist, intends to apply
lor permission to purchase the following
described binds: Commenolng at a post
planted about two miles ol the south west
corner of District Lot 920. thenee south Ml
chuins: ihcnce west 40 chuins: thence north
80 chains; thence eust 40 chains to point
of commencement, containing 320 ncres,
more  or  less. CLIFFORD   REDDINO.
August 22.  1910. W.  F.  Cooke,  ugent
FORT OEOROE LAND DISTRICT
District of Cnriboo.
TAKE notice that Louis Shall ol Brighton, Wash., preacher, intends to npply for
permission to purchase the lollowing described binds: Commencing nt n post planted nbout one mile north and one mile west
of the nortli west corner of Dislrict Loi
•iib. thence west 40 ehnins; thence north 80
chains: thence enst 40 ehnins; thence soutl,
au chains to point of oommonoomont, containing A'ili acres more or less.
. „  LOUIS SHALL.
August 22,  1910. W.  F.  Cooke,  agent
FORT OEOROE  l.ANI)  DISTRICT
t Dislrict of Cariboo,
.TAKE notice thai Lena Shall of llriKhton
Wash., married woman, intends tu npp|v
for permission to purchase the following
described lands: Commencing at a post
plantod about unc mil,, north and one mile
west from the north wcsl corner ol District
Lot ins,, ii,,.,,,,. west 40 ehnlnt; thenee
south 80 chains: thenee east 40 chains ■
Ihenee north Ku ,.|m||i8 |„ ,,0|„i ,,, ,.,„„.
monoomont oontalnlng  A'M acres   more   or
a?.!"   ,   on    ,,., ''EN«   SHALL.
Augtiat 22, l'JIO. W. F. Cooke, ngent
l-'ir-i Insertion nbove notlcea ,'iept mil,.
CARIBOO LAND DISTRICT.
Division of Fori Oeorge.
TAKE notice that Rose Ann Murphy, of
MacLeod. Altn., widow, intends to apply
for permission lo purchase the following
described lands: Commenolng at a post
planted nt the N W corner and about 51
miles south of Lois 1884 and 1000. thence
80 chuins east: llience 80 chains south :
thence 80 eliains west: thonce 80 chains
north lo point of commencement.
ROSE ANN  MURPHY.
Sept.  13,  1910. Wm.  West,  agent
CARIBOO LAND DISTRICT.
Division of Fort Oeorge.
TAKE notice that W. J. (iresham, ol
Frank, Altn, blacksmith, intends to apply
for permission to purchase the following
described lands: Commenolng at a post
plantod at the north east corner and about
31 miles south of Lot 1883, thence 80
ehnins west; thenee 80 chains south; thence
80 ehnins ensl: tlicnce 80 chains north to
point of commencement.
W.  J.  C.RESiiAM.
Sept.  14, 1910. W.J.  West, agent
CARIBOO LAND DISTRICT.
Division of Fort Oborge.
TAKE notice Hint A. V. Lung, of Frank,
Alta., merchant, intends to apply for permission to purchase the lollowing described lands: _ Commencing nt a post plnnled
at the N E corner, and about 31 miles
south of Lois 1883 or 1884. thenee 80
chains west; tlicnce 80 chains south; tlfcnoo
80 chains east; thenee 80 chains norlh to
point of commencement.
A.   V.   l.ANO.
Sept.  12.  1910. Wm.  West,  ngent
CARIBOO LAND DISTRICT.
Division ot Fori Oeorge.
TAKE notice that Jas. H. Farmer, of
Frank, Alta, hanker, Intends to apply for
permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing nt a post planted at the N W corner and about 5J miles
south of Lots 1883 and 1884, thence 80
chains cast; thenoo 80 chains south: tlicnce
80 chains west: thence 80 chains north to
point of commencement.
JAMES H. FARMER.
Sept.   13.   19i0. Wm.   WVst.   agent
CARIBOO LAND DISTRICT.
Division of Fort Oeorge.
TAKE notice that James Lawrence Ryan,
of Frank. Alta., clerk, intends to apply for
permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted nt the N E corner and about 5-1 miles
soulh of Lot 1883. thence 80 chains west;
thence 80 chains south; thence 80 chains
east thence 80 chains north.
JAMBS  LAWRENCE  RYAN.
Sept.  14,  191U. Wm.  West,  agent
CARIBOO LAND DISTRICT.
Division of Fort Oeorge.
TAKE notice that W. (i. McOowan, of
Frank. Alta., merchant, intends to apply
lor permission to purchnse the lollowing
described lands; Commencing at a post
planted at the N E corner and about 5i
miles south of Lots 1883 and 1884. thence
80 chains wcsl: thence 80 ehnins south :
thence   80  chaina  cast ;     ihcnce   80    chains
north to point ol oommonoomont.
W.  0.  MoQOWAN.
Sept.  13.  1910. Wm.  West,  agent
CARIBOO LAND DISTRICT.
Division of Fort Oeorge.
TAKE notice that Oeorge II. Maleolmson,
ol Frank, Alta., physician, Intends to apply
for permission to purchnse the lollowing
described lands: Commencing nt a post
planted nt the N E corner and about 4l
miles south ol Lots 1883 and 1884, thence
M chains west; thence 80 chains south ;
thence 80 chains cast; thence 80 chains
nortl,  to  point ot commencement.
OEOROE   H.  MALCOLMSON
Sept. 12, 1910. Wm. West, agent
CARIBOO LAND DISTRICT.
Division ol Fort Oeorge.
TAKE notice thnt C, J. Tompkins, of
Frank. Alia., accoiintniit, Intends to apply
for permission to purchnse tiie following
described lands: Commencing nt a post
planted nt the north east corner und nbout
41 miles south ol Lot looo, thence 80
eliains west; thence 80 chains south: thence
80  ehnins  east;   thenee  80 chains  norlh   lo
point of oommonoomont.
0, J. TOMPKINS.
Sept.  14.  1910. Win.  West,  ngent
CARIBOO LAND DISTRICT.
Division of Fort Oeorgo.
TAKE notiee (hat Amos Chnllleld, of
Frank. Mta., jeweller. Intends to apply for
permission to purohnse the following described lunds: Commonoing nt u post planted nt tiie N W corner and nbout 41 miles
soutli of Lots 1883 nnd 1«X4. lln'lie,. 80
chains ensl: llience 80 chaina south; thenco
80 chains west; tnonife ou chuins norlh to
point of commoncemont-.
AMO«  ('HATFIELD.
Sopt   12,  191(1.» Wm. West, ngent
THE BANK OF VANCOUVER
Head Offlce:
VANCOUVER. B. C.      £==;
CAPITAL AUTilOlUZO* - - 92,000,000
I, i r EC TORS :
R. P. MoLBNNAN, Esq., President. M
Linnaii. McFeely fi I »■• Wliolesu
Hardware.  Vancouver,  B.C.
M. II. CARI.IN. l-ls-i . Vice I i-'si'ien
Cupltallst, Vlelorln, B.J
Jenkins Lumber Co., Soattlo, Wash .
President Vnncouver Timber & T,,V
ing Co., Lid., Vanoouvor, it r ''
JvA.oiMlTCHELL,    Ms,,.,   Capitalist.
Ills HONOR T.  u    PATERSON, Lieu-       |.;.   n.  HEAPS,  Esq.,   E.  If.  Tie,,,.,,
tennnt-Oovernor British Columbia. Co.,   Lumbor  anil  Timber;   I'r.J.u,
I.. W. SHATFORD. Rsq., M.L.A., Mer Columbia  Trust  Co.,  Ltd.,   V„,„
CARIBOO LAND DISTRICT.
Division ot Fort Oeorge.
TAKE notice that Mary Eva Murphy, ol
Frank, Allierta, married lady, intends to
apply, for permission lo purchase the lollowing described lands: Commonoing at a
post planted nt tho N W comer und about
31 miles south ol Lot 1883 or 1884. thenee
80 chains enst; llience 80 chains south:
ihcnce 80 chains west; thence 80 chains
north to point of comnfencement,
MARY  EVA  MURPHY.
Sept.  12,  191(1. Win.  West,  agent
CARIBOO   LAND   DISTRICT.
Division  of   Fort  Oeorge
TAKE  notice   that   Michael   llnrvey    Murphy,  ol  Frank,  Alia.,  merchant,   intends  to
apply   lor  permission   to   purchase   the    following   described .lands'    Commencing   at   a
post  planted  at   tiie  southwest corner   and
about   41   miles   south   of   Lots   loo4    and
1000.    thenoo  80  chains  eust;    thence   80
chains north:  thence 80 ehnins west: thence
80 chuins south to point of commencement.
MICHAEL   HARVEY   MURPHY.
Sept.   13.  1910. Win.   Wesi,   agent
CARIBOO LAND DISTRICT.
Division ol Fort Oeorge,
TAKE notice thai Annie M. Murphy, of
MacLeod. Alt,... spinster, intends to apply
lor permission to purchase the following
described lands: Commencing ut a post
planted nt ihe northwest corner and about
41 miles south ol Lois 1884 and 1000.
thenee 80 chains enst; thence 80 eliains
south; llience 80 eliains west: thenee 80
chains noiih to point of commencement.
ANNIE MARJORY MURPHY
Sept. 13. 1910. Wm.  West,  ngent
HI
chant,  Hodley,  B.(
W. H. MALKIN, Bail.-, Tl"' W. II Malkin Co.. Ltd.. Wholesale Orocera,
Vancouver,   B.C. ,        ,, ,
II. J. JENKINS,  Eso..   President   11
II.  (
I.    \.   I
UltVKY    Esq,,  K.O.,  formerly
'^lirook,   B.C..  Vancouver   j) rl
\. I.. DEWAR, (icieral Manager!
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Fort George Branch; F. N. DEWAR, Manager.
Assets Exceed Fifty Million Dollars
^ Bank of British North .America
Your money is Bt-ifar in tho Ban.lt Hum in your house or In your
pocket. It is not tied up. You can (jet it out at any time without delay. NOTES (Uncounted. Local and Foreign Drafts bought
and sold.  COLLECTIONS made promptly,   Money Orders issued.
Fort George Branch,
I	
L. G. MacHaffie, Mgr.
"N
THE TRADERS' BANK OF CANADA
Head Office:
TORONTO. ONT.
Total Assets, $44, 500,00.
Total Deposits, $33,500,000
We Aim tu Pay Strict Attentipn tu Our Clients' Business,
AlutiK with Courteous Treatmenl tu Everyone,
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II. C; SEAMAN, Manager.
SOUTH FORT GEORGE, B. C.
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