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VOL.11. NO. 46
Prince Rupert,  B.C., Saturday. February 25. 1911.
Price, five Cents
TO PROHIBIT COAL STAKING
ON LANJK UNDER RESERVE
Amendment to Land Bill Introduced in Legislature-
Proposed to Increase the Cost of the Coal
Land by Ten Dollars an Acre
���Member to Visit
Asylum
Special to the Optimiat
Victoria, Feb. 25 -A bill to amend
thi* Land Act was brought down for a
mond reading by Hon. W. R. Ross,
Minister ��f Lands, yesterday afternoon. The principal feature of the bill
is that ii in'tiliibits coal staking on lands
which are at present under -reserve.and
reduces the urea of land leases from
1,000 acre- to 840 acres.
Hon. Mr. Ross also introduced an
intendment to the Coal Mines Act in-
treMing tin- price of coal lands from $5
tn |1S an acre, and from $10 to $20 an
aero.
He alio introduced a new bill authorising the issuance of maps for the
Bulkley     Valley     district. The
|.       of the bill if it passes will be  to
open tin' Valley to settlement.
Hun. 11. E. Young, Minister of Edu-
Mtiiiii, brought in a bill to set aside 175
���acres on the western edge of Point
|Crey which passed its second reading.
This morning most of the members
Attended the ceremony of laying the
Bnuinlatiiin shine  for the  new  Insane
IHo-.pit.il nt li.ipiitlam.
Canada's Trade lncrca.es
Ottawa,  Feb.  25���According to ofri-
Icial reports made  public  to-day,   the.
foreign trade of Canada shows an In-
erease of i.D, 144,380 for the past ten
Jmomhs.   The total for the ten montliB
is (684,481.076.
Special Coronation Stamp
Ottawa, Feb. 25���In honor of the
Coronation of His Majesty King George
IV. there will be a special issue of post-
luge itampi with appropriate designs.
���This announcement waa made in the
Botue of Commons today by Hon. Ru-
|dol|ih Lemieux. He alao took the oc-
lasion to announce that the salaries of
Imail clerks, sorters, stampers and let-
|ter carriera are to be increased.
I TRAIN WRECK NEAR HALIFAX
|Two Persons Kilfed and a Score are
Injured in Smash
Special to thc Optimist
Halifax, Feb. 25���A serious wreck
|on the Halifax and South Western oc-
prtd late laat night. A mixed train
Iran off the track near the city and several of the cars, freight-laden with
lliimiier, together with one passenger
lc��arh, fell ,|���wn an embankment. Tbe
PNckage caught fire and the unfortunate panengen imprisoned in the coach
Iw-reuiil.1 rescued by smashing in the
Iroof of l he car. Over twenty passenger" With broken arms, legs and skulls
PMe dragged out. Two pasaengera
|are dead,
Charge Waa Dismissed
'Ht'iv.a. Feb. 25-The charge of for-
r"* 1;]1"1 BB��met Major Arnold was dis-
ImiUl.      tl"'P��lice co-rt today.   The
I  "Write found there was no case.
G   -. Guthrie's Body Found
����couver, Feb, 25-A body, bcliev-
IhLr?     l,,atofG��� ���*��� Guthrie, who haa
l"��n ml.,ln8 for the past six weeks,
I nor.     ""l,,atinKin Burrard Inlet thia
FOURTEEN MINERS DEAD
Victims  of   Fire  at   Belmont   Mine,
Nevada
(Special to thc Optimist)
Tonopah, Feb. 25. -Fourteen dead
bodies of miners who perished in the
fire at the Belmont mine yesterday
were brought to the surface today.
The bodies were all scorched by the
flames.
ALBERTA MINERS
GO ON A STRIKE
SIX   HUNDRED   QUIT  WORK   AT
THE FRANK MINES
Feared That the Whole of the Crow's
Nest Pass District Will be Affected
���Trouble Over Delay in Revising
the Wage Scale.
(Special to thc Optimisti
Winnipeg, Feb. 26. - News haa reached
here by wire from Frunk, Alberta, thut
six hundred miners have gone out on
strike, and that within a few days the
whole of thc Crow's Nest Pass disirict
will lie affoctoed.
The trouble arises over the delays iu
arranging the new wage scale. The
men declare they have now abandoned
hope of a new scale being agreed upon,
and therefore will not remain at work
any longer.
SENATE COMMITTED TRIES
TO STIFLE RECIPROCITY
Finance  Committee  Reports Bill "Without Recommendation"���An Amusing Resolution from
Toronto���Vancouver Board of  Trade
Votes Down An Anti-Reciprocity Resolution
(Special to the Optimist)
Washington, Feb. 24. -The opponents
on reciprocity in the Senate tried to give
the proposed trade agreement its quietus tonight when the McCall bill was
reported late in the evening by the
Committee on Finance, "without recommendation." This of course will not
prevent an active debate on the subject
when the Senate takes up the subject,
but thc fact that no recommendation
is made is an evidence thai t he opponents
IN SUPPORT OF RECIPROCITY
PUBLIC MEETING   IN  McINTYRE  HALL SUPPORTS  A   RESOLUTION ENDORSING PROPOSALS FOR FREER TRADE
VOTE WAS A UNANIMOUS ONE
In Lengthy Address Mr. J. S. Cowper Dealt With Some of the Principles and Issues
Bound Up With Reciprocity Proposals���Showed That It Was Necessary
to Develop the Fisheries of Northern British Columbia���
Resolution Was Sent By Wire to Ottawa
RESOLVED: That this meeting of
the citizens of Prince Rupert, held
tinder the auspices of the Prince
Rupert Liberal Association, do hereby express our strong approval of
the Reciprocity or Freer Trade agreement so skillfully framed by the
representatives of Canada, covering
the policy approved by both political
parties since Confederation, the
ratification of which we believe will
increase .the material and financial
welfare of Canada while in no way
interfering with Canada's autonomy
or imperilling the Imperial Preference which Canada at the instance
of the Liberal Party has freely given
to Great Britain.
Above ia the text of the resolution
passed unanimously by a large and
representative meeting of Prince Rupert
citizens at the close of an able educational address on Reciprocity by
Mr. J. S. Cowper. Thc resilution was
moved by Mr. 0. R. Naden. and seconded by Dr. Kergin.
Prince Rupert is keenly alive to the
inportamce of the reciprocity question
and in spite of the potent counter
attraction of the Hospital Opening
supper and dance, the Mclntyre Hall
was thronged last night by an enthusiastic audience anxious to hear the
treatment of thc subject by Mr. Cowper.
The speaker of the evening was
introduced by Mr. A. J. Morris. President of thc Liberal Association, who
called attention to the fact that the idea
and actual practice of reciprocity arrangements with the United tates
are by no means new and unt ricd. Under
Conservative regime in 1854 and for
a period of twelve years thereafter,
reciprocity in natural roducts had
been in operation between Canada and
the United States successfully. Statesmen since then have been continually
endeavoring to renew the arrangement.
"Now under Sir Wilfrid Laurier," said
Mr. Morris," it looks as if a renewal
were to be arranged."
Speech by Mr. J. S. Cowper
In opening his speech, Mr. J. S.
Cowper complimented the iieople of
Canada and of British Columbia especially, for the way in which they had
refused to be stampeded on the recip-
procity question. People usually paid
little attention lo economic questions,
assuming that they were difficult for
any but legislators to understand. Even
two such orators as Cobden and Bright
with so clear a case as that for the repeal
of the Corn Laws, found it took seven
years to convince thc people of England
that a whole loaf was better than half
a loaf.
The Tariff Idea
Dealing with hia subject, he showed
how the very origin of the word showed
that it was originally used lo denote
a tax which the Moorish conquerors
of Spain exacted on all imports aa they
passed in at the gate of Spain at Tarifa.
Hc traced the growth of the tariff idea
showing h w as the era of manufacturing
hurst on the world, the theory was
advocated that as those nations which
were manufacturing most were the
wealthiest therefore a "balance of
trade" must be observed.
Any nation which exported more than
it imported waa looked upon as prosperous, on the general theory that they
were selling more than they were buying. Accordingly the tariff was used to
artificially restrict imports. The theory
was at first Right a reasonable one, but
there was a defect in the argument. A
nation was not a department store, it
was a consumer. The goods which
the tariff sought to restrict were good
things which thc nation needed. If
a  nation  succeeded  in  exchanging  ils
products for a larger value of goods
which il needed it was good business,
and the nation benefited.
Increases Cost of Living
The effect of the tariff he pointed out
was to increase the cost of living. It
was a tax on thc necessaries of life, just
as clearly as if the taxpayer stood in
the doorway of every store and levied
a toll on every purchase made. Where
the goods had not actually paid a tax
to the Government their cost had been
brought up to the cost ol the imported
goods which had borne taxation. That
and not the prime cost of the products
determined the selling value.
Jolted the Premier
Premier McBride had bemoaned in
the Legislature that the agreement
would be followed by an inundation
of poultry and dairy products from
California, Oregon and Washington.
This vision of crates of eggs and bales
of turkeys coming into British Columbia
without paying tolls to the C. P. R.
seemed to bc a fearful one for the Hon.
Richard. But how could they come?
Only because thc people of B. C. wanted
them. And the people of B. C. would
only want them if (hey were fresher or
cheaper eggs and turkeys than those
which were brought from the East.
For Natural Trade
That somwhat erratic genius Stephen
Leacock in an hysterical appeal on
behalf of reciprocity had told thc people
that for half a century we had struggled
to carry on trade in defiance of the laws
of geography. Well we would struggle
no longer. We would let trade take
ils natural course. The dairy farmers
of the East would not worry. They
would have a market of ninety million
people thrown open to them just across
or reciprocity have got  a grip on the
Finance Committee in (he Senate.
Ottawa   Is  Interested
Ottawa. Feb. 25. The action of the
Finance Committee of the United States
Senate in reporting the McCall bill
"without recommendation" has aroused
much interest here. The leaders of
tho reciprocity movement in the House
express regret that the committee did
not see their way lo make a favorable
recommendation, but they are sanguine
as to the final outcome of the bill when
il gets before the Senate. The reciprocity debate was laid over for today
in order that the appropriations might
be put through.
A Little Ahead of Time
Toronto, Feb. 25. The Toronto bran-
h of the United Empire Loyalists
Association last night patted B strong
resolution condemning reciprocity on
the ground that a "preferential tariff
from Great Britain will soon be granted
to this country if Canada continues to
stand by the Empire."
Vancouver Supports It
Vancouver, Feb. 25. The Vancouver
Board of Trade by a vote of 10 to 7
have voted down a resolution condemning reciprocity which a member introduced.
MEN ON STRIKE
AT KITSELAS
MUCKERS   AND   MACHINE   MEN
LAY DOWN THEIR TOOLS
(CONTINUKD ON  LAST PAOK
Claim. That Work  is so  Hazardous
That  Increased  Wages Should be
Paid���Several   Men   Have   Been
Killed Lately.
Claiming that the hazardous nature
of the work entitles them to more pay,
the men employed on the contract for
building the Kitselas tunnel have gone
out on strike. Eight men have been
killed there during the pust month.
The machinists who have been getting from $,'! to $4 a day demand $5,
and the muckers an increase from %li
to $5.50. The increase has not been
granted, and some of the men have
returned to town.
This morning a train load of men went
up the line. It is believed they arc to
replace thc ranks of thc men on strike.
SECOND HIGHWAYMAN DIES
Was Shot in Battle With Seattle Police Thursday Night
(Special to the Optimist)
Seattle, Feb. 26. The third victim
of the battle between the police and the
highwaymen took place at the hospital
last night when John Ford, the second
of the pair of highwaymen died as the
result of his wounds. Police Officer
John Davis, and Ford's companion had
previously died.
Just before he died, Ford asked thc
nurse to notify his mother who lives
in Cleveland. Previously he had given
his name as Forger. THE   1'HINCE   RUPERT    OPTIMIST
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Will
and this supffests some of the following
articles:
Old Dutch Cleanser 10c
Sanntine Cleanser 10c
Lye, per tin 10c
Chloride of Lime, tin.. .10c
Lux, just the soap for
those line flannels 10c
Speaking of house cleaning reminds us that during
those trying days the culinary arrangements are
somewhat disorganized and
a quick and tasty lunch is
often desirable, for this we
recommend :
C. & B. Potted Meats..20c
Bruce's Potted Meats..15c
Van Camp's Macaroni and
Cheese 15c
An excellent soup may be
made from a jar of Armour's French Potage20c
A tin of condensed clams
or Campbell's soups at 15c
will serve same purpose.
In cheese we have choice
Canadian, Swiss, Holland,
Vaset, also the celebrated
Edelweiss from the German Alps.
Do not forged that In conjunction with our complete stock of staple
and fancy groceries wc have lately received a shipment of choice
Yakima potatoes which are selling uc 2 3-4c per lb.
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to subjects of special interest to women. Any and all of the ladies of Prince Rupert
are invited to contribute to its columns, and to take part in ita discussions. Suggestions and criticisms are invited by the editor. The hope ia expressed that "The
Cosy Corner" will fill a social need.
The Disappearing Blond
"If we are to believe the scientists,"
says  a  writer  in   a  recent   magazine
Second���A brisk cathartic, as castor
oil, calomel, etc.
Third -The neck and chest
be rubbed with camphorated
lk'i id mustard plaster.
Further than this the treatment of a
cold is in thc province of a physician.
should
oil   or
a writer in a recent
"the brunettes will inherit the earth
and the blonds will dwindle away. All
over the world they tell us the brunettes are Increasing faster than their
light faced and blue eyed brothers and
sisters.   Even in Germany, the land of Care of Houl,e PlanU
the Saxon, the old Teutonic face is I Watering is by far the most important
changing and the flaxen poll is giving jd ty in taking care of the indoor garden,
place to the brown head. In England! Sickly plants, in six cases out of ten,
we hear the same complaint, and in i are the result of being watered just
France the old Prankish blond is sol whenever the owner happens to think
rare that light hair and eyes are.at a | of it.    A good percentage of the re-
SS.
Sails for
decided premium. Thc blond is dwindling so fact that you can actually see
him dwindle.
"Now, according to Charles F, Woodruff, surgeon and major in the United
States army, the same thing is happening in America.    Dr.  Woodruff states
mainder are caused by an excess of
water. Too much is as bad as too
little. When overwalered the roots
are unable to absorb all the moisture.
This causes the soil to become soaked,
thus excluding the air. Then the earth
bci*i;mes sour, thc roots decay and the
that the blonds are losing out in the | lea~_a of the plant turn yellow and fall
struggle   for  existence  and   are   filling | off.   When undcrwatcred the roots dry
our jails and almshouses. He attributes this deplorable fact to an excess
of sunlight, which the sensitive blond
cannot endure.
"The few remaining blonds in the
world who read these lines will doubtless regret that they were not born in
the dark ages, when there waa "no
excess of sunlight." But we do not
despair, for we believe that human
ingenuity once embarked on a conservation policy will manage to preserve
this last great resource of ours, the
blond."
The Wife'a Income
Switzerland has invented so many
novel experiments in legislation affecting its citizens that it is not whollj
surprising to learn that the Swiss have
now attempted to fix, by law, the
extent of the rights of a wife to a share
in the income earned by her husband.
Thc Swiss law is that hereafter a wife
may claim one-third of the family income, and may at any time establish
her right to one-third of the property
owned jointly by thc married couple.
Apparently there have been few instances under thc new law of an actual
appeal of a wife to the courts to establish
her right to her share of the family
income. The chief effects of the law,
up to this time, seem to have been
to cause cold shivers to agitate the
backbones of penurious husbands in
other lands. In this country the practice is so common of the husband
bringing home his entire income (less
a small allowance of personal expenses)
to his wife that the Swiss law will
attract less attention.
up with similar results.
All potted plants should bc watched.
Rub a pinch of the soil between the
fingers. If it crumbles up without caking, then you know it is time to administer water; if it cakes, then there
is still enough moisture unabsorbed.
The water should be of the same t m-
perature as the room in which the
plants are kept, and should be clear.
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U. Prince  Albert for Stewart Wwnw.
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CELEBRATED BACHELORS
Excuses Some Famous Men Had for
Not Getting Married
Treatment of a Cold
The possibilities in a common cold
are such that the wisest course is to
call a physician and be regularly treated. Quack remedies are dangerous. Remember that the brain is in close relationship with the nose and its accessory cavities and that inflammation
and infection of these cavities, if not
recognized in time, may lead to abscess.
"Cold cures" often mask the symptoms
without curing the disease. Heavy
doses of whisky and quinine often do
more harm than good.
In emergencies when a physician is
not within call the foollowing measures
will often check a cold:
First���A mustard foot bath as hot
aa can be borne, lasting'twenty to thirty minutes, the body being enveloped
in blankets to induce a profuse per-
���piralion. Hot lemonade, hot flaxseed
tea or ten to thirty drops of spirits of
camphor in a glass of hot w ter will
assist thc action of thc bath.
Among authors we have Pope, Goldsmith, Lamb, and Macaulay. The
feeble health of "the wasp of Twickenham" stood, no doubt, in the way of
his marrying. Goldsmith had not the
same exceuse, but in his case it was
quite as well that he passed through
life as a bachelor. A single man who
habitually spends twice as much as
he has is never likely to make a wise
and prudent husband, even though he
has the rare fortune to fall in with a
model of feminine sagacity. Lamb
"that frail, good man," as Wordsworth
calls him, was a bachelor, not from
choice but from affection. The singular loyalty with which he devoted himself to his sister in circumstances of
melancholy interest prevented his marrying a girl whom it appears he truly
loved. Lord Macaulay, though he had
warm domestic affections, was never
married. He rested content with thc
loving sympathy of his sister Hannah,
the wife of Sir Charles Trcvclyun, whose
children were to him as his own.
Handel, Reynolds, Turner, Sir Isaac
Newton, and Cavendish, were among
thc men illustrious in art or science who
remained bachelors.
ss. Princess Beatrice
Northbound Feb. 20-Soutlib.und Feb.25
Train for Chi-'ago, Winnipeg, Toronto
leaves Vancouver 9,00 a.m. ilail}'.
Train  for   Montreal   New.  York and
points East leaves Vancouver 16
p.m.  daily.
Through tickets to European Point.
in connection with the finest  Atlantic
Steamers.
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ELECTRICAL FIXTURES
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SUFFRAGETTES NEW MOVE
Threaten to Keep Mum When Census
Men Call
London, Feb. 23.���A boycott againBL
enumerators when the census is taken
next April is the latest plan of the militant suffragettes to compel Premier
Asquith to promise a suffrage bill at
the present state of parliament. Announcement of the proposed step was
made by Mrs. Despard, of the Women's
Freedom League.
"Wc will prove," she said, "whether
there can be a people without women.
Women have been denied citizenship,
and it is logical for them to say they
shall not register as citizens. We shall
request women householders and women lodgers throughout the country to
refuse all information to census tukcrs."
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HOW KID McCOY BEAT HIMSELF
AN  INTERESTING   PSYCHOLOGICAL   STUDY   OF
VHE    GREAT    FIGHT    WITH    TOM    SHARKEY
Students of the psychological lind
interesting "dope" in the light between Kid McCoy and Tom Sharkey.
Both were at their best then, January
10, 1899. McCoy was a marvellous
boxer with a punch out nl all proportion
to his weight. Sharkey was 20 pounds
heavier, built like a lawed-oS Hercules.
When the *i|*ht be-jan it looked as if
the slighter man could hardly have u
chance to stand oil the husky sailor's
rushes.
But he did stand them oil. Sharkey
had been training under Tommy Ryan's
tuition, and Tommy Ryan wanted lo
show how much he bad taught him. Hc
told Sharkey to be clever and box. That
was pie for McCoy. Hut the foxy Kid
came to the i-onclusion, alter a little
while that ha must knock Sharkey out
or risk being worn down and beaten.
McCoy was one bundle of nerves.
Hia nerve strength was tremendous.
The spectator" around lhe ring could
see McCoy gathering himself for one
terrific punch. In a moment the chance
came and McCoy put every ounce of
strength and vitality he bud into one
effor.. He drove his right upward lo
Sharkey's chin. The impact of t he blow-
fairly lifted the sailor from his feet
and turned him over in the air so that
the back of his head was the lirst thing
that struck the Moor.
Sharkey, very badly dazed, managed
10 sit up and take n. onnt. while McCoy smilingly waited, confident that
Sharkey would never rise in time.
Sharkey did. And gathered himself
again lor a single ellort. McCoy put all
the force he had left into another flat-
ti'iiing. This time Sharkey sal
down, looked puzzled and jumped up.
McCoy hud beaten himself. He hud
used all of his strength  in a vain ef
fort. When he saw Sharkey rise he
knew that he was beaten.
Sharkey, a stolid man without nerves,
had taken McCoy's most deadly punch,
and wus on his feet again as strong as
ever. Realization of the fact thai he
couldn't knock Sharkey out affected McCoy's high strung nervous system. He
was like a man with a double barreled
shot gun who had fired both loads and
didn't have time to slip in another
shell.
Tom O'Rourke chased Tommy Ryan
from the sailor's comer and ordered
Sharkey to "cut out boxing and fight."
Sharkey tore into Mi Coy and gave him
a fearful mauling. McCoy sneering
and dancing, stalled wilh all his wonderful skill, but he couldn't keep away
and he couldn't gather force enough to
deliver another knock down. At last
Sharkey cornered him on the ropes and
shifting in the style made famous years
later by Ketchell, swept his list into
McCoy's midsection and nearly broke
him in two. McCoy was counted out
as referee could have counted a hundred.
Powder and Paint Barred
Kansas City, Mo., Feb. '.'.. By an
(order 'hat went into effect yesterday,
! girls between the ages of 11 and 16
! years, employed in Kansas City's largest
department stores arc forbidden to
I paint or powder their faces or appear
at the store with their hair done up in
"puffs."
C. C. Peters, general manager of the
store, said the order was made imperative by thc tendency of a large
number of the younger girls to overdress.
TRY  THE  OPTIMIST  WANT
AD. WAY OF FINDING
COAL   NOTICE
Qucen Charlotto Islands Land liist i i.-t I mm i i.-i
of Skeena
Take notice that I, John McLeod. of Vancouver,
B.C., occupation broker, Intsnd to apply for permission to prospect for coal and petroleum on the
followinK descrihed lands.
1. Commencing nt a pottt planted at the southeast corner of coal licence No. 3K29. marked J.M.,
N.W. corner; thence south wi chains, thence east
Nl chains, thence north Ml chains, thence west WI
chains to point of commencement.
JOHN MeLEOD.
Dated Feb. 1, LOU Wilson Unwlnif, AKent.
Pub. Feb. 11
Queen Charlotte Islands Land District     District of
BkMM
Take notice that I. John McLeod, of Vancouver,
B.C., occupation hroker, intend to apply for permission to prospect for coal and petroleum on the
followinK descrd-ed lands,
2. CommencinK at a pott planted at the south-
cast corner of coal licence No. 8829* marketl J.M.,
S.W. corner; thence north 8(1 chains, ihence east
SI) chains, thunce south HO chnins, thence west BO
chains to point of commencement.
JOHN McLKOD.
Dated Feb. 1, 1911 Wilson Gowinir. Agtnt
Pub. Feb. 11.
Queen Charlotte Islands Land DUtrict���District of
Skeena
Take notice that I. John McLeod, of Vancouver,
B.C.. occupation broker, intend to apply for permission to prospect fiw coal and petroloum on the
followinK described lands,
X CommencinK at a pott planted nl the northeast corner of coal licence No. 3829, marked J.M.,
S.W. corner; thence north 80 cbains, thence out
B0 chains, thence south 80 chains, thence west BO
chnins tu point of commencement.
Dated Feb. 1. 1911. JOHN McLKOD.
Pub. Feb. 11. Wilson GowinK, Auent
Queen Charlotte Islands Land Disirict���District of
Skeona
Take notice that I, John McLeod. of Vancouver,
B.C., occupation bniker, intend to apply for permission to nrospect for conl and petroleum on the
followinK descrilied lands,
4, OomEntndns at  n pott planted two miles
west of the northwest corner of 0MU licence No.
M78i marked J.M., S.E. corner, thence north so
chnins, thence west 80 chains, thence south Nl
chains, thence east so chnins, to point of commenwment. JOHN McLKOD.
Dated Feb. 1, 1911 Wilson GowinK. AKent.
Pub. Feb. 11.
Queen Charlotte Islands Und District���District of
Skoena
Tako notice that ]. John UoLtod, <>f Vancouver,
B.C., occupation broker, intend to tpply for permission to prospect for coal and petroleum on lhe |
fallowing described lands,
5. CommencinK nt n nost planted two miles
west of the south-west corner of coal licence No.
3474. marked J.M., N.K. corner, thence south 80
cbains. thence west BO chains, thenee north ni
chains, thence east Hi chains toptnot of commencement. JOHN McLF.OD.
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Saturday, Feb. 25
A Knock For Our Own William
The Victoria Times in its issue of February 17th, commenting editorially
on Mr. Manson's speech on the land bill, says:
"There arc times when a member of the legislature for the sake of making
a speech shows lamentable ignorance and makes hinsolf ridiculous in thc eyes
of the people. This was the case yesterday when William Manson, the member
for Skeena, is reported as having said: 'The policy of holding lands may be
all very well, but if no lands were sold no taxes would come in and no people,
and the progress of the province would be at a standstill.' This statement
needs no comment except that we cannot believe there are any more, even
of the Conservative members, who could make such an exhibition of themselves."
Our Willie had better come home and attend to his duties as Mayor.   We
need him and hc will shine butter here.
Last Night's Resolution
The resolution passed unanimously by the large meeting in the Mclntyre
Hall, endorsing the proposed reciprocity agreement, is an effective answer to those
spokesmen for the Province who have endeavored to create the impression that the
people of British Columbia are opposed to reciprocity. Last night's meeting put
it beyond cavil, and showed in the most effective manner that "the thinking men
and women of I'rince Kupert arc in favor of establishing freer trade relations with
our neighbors to the south.
The action of the Liberal Executive in throwing the meeting open to all citizens both ladies and gentlemen, in offering the platform to any who might bc
opposed to reciprocity, and in keeping the meeting free from party politics demonstrated the wisdom of the policy. It cannot be said that the expression of the
large meeting is not the expression of the great body of the citizens of Prince Rupert.
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Canadian Club
-PRINCE RUPER1
A reuultir Luncheon of thc Canadian Club will be
lu'IB In the G. T. P. Inn on
TUESDAY,  FEBRUARY   28th,   1911
between the hours of 12 and 1 o'clock p.m.
THE GUEST OF THE CLUB WILL BE
ARCHDEACON COLLISON
WHO WILL STEAK  UPON
"Remiiiiicencts of Eul; Davs m Quren Charlolle Islands"
W. UARRATT CLAYTON. Hon. Sec.
T*-slr-l.   71i��    on sale at Ormo's and Keeley's
1ICKCIS    Ul,   Drugstores and H.B.Campbells
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GET IN NOW AND GET IN RIGHT
Tbe following properties will be sold en block, or separately
anil on easy terms.
SECTION ONE
SECTION ONE
SECTION  FIVE
Mock
Lots  Block
L��*8   Block
Lots
10
6-7-9 10    19
���>-4    9                            22-23
11
1-2-3-4-5-6    ���-*>
15-16    9                                 33
11
12
9-10    20
22    34
19-20   iu                              02-2't
36-37-38    8                       .     Ua
13
18
21-22    84
'-2   ��
27
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42-43      3                      7-8-9-10
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MASSETT NEWS NOTES
Ship Building, Indian News, and a
Forthcoming Marriage
(Special Correspondence)
Captain Andrew Brown is building a
schooner at Massett. The timbers will
be of yellow cedar and the vessel will
be a credit to the builder and an addition to the large fleet of vessels* now
owned by Musselt Indians.
The medical attendant of the Massett Band vacillated seventy children
during the past week. Dr. A. Ross
Fraser was for many years employed in
medical work in South Africa and is
located on Delkatla Bay.
A. E. McConkey will take charge
of the Massett Day school on the lirst
of March. Nigel S. Sherwood, the
present teacher, will locate permanently
on Massett Inlet where he is preparing
a home tor a young lady who will leave
England shortly to share his lot in the
new settlement.
The transfer of the Methodist Church
at Skidegate for use as un Indian Day
School, has been made by Rev. Dr.
Spencer, representing the Methodist
Missionary Society of Canada. The
building stands on an eminence at the
Skidegate In.di.in Reserve.
The Indians of Massett'have allotted
two acres of land to the Department of
Indian Affairs, for the residence, ollice
and dispensary connected with the
Indian Agency, and for an experimental
garden.
Scott, Froud & Co.
Second Avenue
" Boots and Shoes of Quality. "
..To Brandy Importers..
A vary old and world renouned Cognac
firm are open to appoint a first-class
firm of wine and spirit importers, as
their sole purchasing agents in Prince
Ruoert and district. Most liberal terms
granted.    Apply with references to
"No. 267," Poste Restante. Cognac, France
Queen Chariotu- lalanda Land 1 >i i nn    I lUrli-i ol
Take notin. that I Tho.. H. Davey ol queen
Charlotle, occupation notary public, intend to
apply lor permission to prospect lor coal and
petroleum on tho lollowinK deacrihed land:
Commencing at a poat planled thirteen milea
north and aeven mllea eaat of Section 1:1. Townahip
7. Graham laland and marked No 54, T. It. 11. N.
h. corner, thence west 80 chaina, thence aouth 80
chaina, thence eaat 80 chaina, thence north 80
chain, to point <il commencement, containinK 640
acre, more or le*.
Baled Nov 8, 1910. TIIOS. R. DAVKY
Pub. Dec. 3. Wllaon (lowing, Agent
Queen Charlotte lsiand. Und Dictrict���District ot
Skeena
.'aka notice lhat I, Thoa. II. Davey ot Queen
Charlotte, occupation notary public. Intend to
apply tor permission to prospecl for coal and
petroleum on the lollowing descrilied land:
Commencing at a post planted thirteen miles
north and eleven milm east ol Section 13, Township
7, Graham Island and marked No. It, T. D. KZ N.
W. corner, thonce east K0 chalna, thence west 80
chaina, thence norlh CO chnins, thence anuth 80
chains to point ol commencement, containinK B40
acres mure or less.
Dated Nov. 8, 1910. TIIOS   R. DAVEY
I'ub Dec. 3. Wilson GowinK, Ager'
Skeena Land District���Queen CharlotU) Islands
Division
Take notice that 30 days alter date I, Ferdinand
G. Tapert, larmer ol Skidegate. II Q_ Intend to
apply to thc Chlel Commissioner ol Lands, for a
license to prospect lor coal, ol! and pelroleum on
and under the lollowinK described lamia:
CommencinK al a post planted 20 chalna narth
ol tho southwest corner ol Ixit M4, Graham Island
tlience north 80 chains, thence east 80 chaina
thenre aouth 80 chains, thence west 80 chains to
point ol eommeneement, and containinK 010 acres
l'��t-"*Nov.l4,1910. Flt-.-DINA.NDG"taI'KRT
I ub.  Dec.  in
Quean Charlotte Islanda Und District���District ol
, Skeena
Take notico that I. Thns. 11. Davey ol Queen
( harlotte, occupation notary public, InUnd to
apply fo- parmission to prospect lor coal and
petroleum on the lollowinK described It,id:
Commencing at a post planteil three miles
north and seven miles east ol Si-rllim 13, Township
7 Graham Island and markisl No. 73, T It D S
W. corner, thence north 80 rhains, thence eaat'.Id
cha ns, thenee south 80 rhains, theneo west 80
chains to point ol rommencement, containing 040
ncn-a more or less. *
Dated Nov. 12, 1910, THUS. It   DAVFV
Tub. Dee 3. wfiSJ riowi���,AAVKe'BY,
AFLOAT   ON    AN    ICE   FLOE
Five Hundred Fishermen in Peril
Finland Gulf
(Special o thc Optimist;
Reval, Germany, Feb. 26.���By the
breaking away of an immense ice floe
from Lavensari Island in the Gulf of
Finland, five hundred fishermen huve
been curried away out to sea in a gale.
Relief expeditions are being planned to
rescue the unfortunate fishermen before
the floe breaks up.
THE WEATHER
Twenty-four hours ending 6  a. m.,
Februarv 25
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FRIENDLY MESSAGES NO. 4
Did you ever notice what a gootl
name this paper lias? "The Optimist"
that's it. Could not bc better. I like
tbe name antll like the paper. I like
the name because it has the right ring,
it conveys the true sentiment of our
growing community. And I like the
paper because it brings results. And
I am paying real good money for this
ad, too. But that's not what I started
to say. What I want to say is that we
should all be optimists. Don't feel
discouraged because some fellow made
a lot of money through sale of his lots,
or lease, or land. There are just as
many opportunities today as there were
three years ago, and they are not so
hard to find either.
Let me find you the opportunity. If
you have property for sale see me. If
Vou want to buy see me. I may show
you something worth while. I know I
may tell you something worth while,
a id 1 know you will tell me something
that 1 did not know before.
Let's talk it over.
ASK   UNCLE   JERRY
Jeremiah 11. KtiRler
Saturday, Feb. 25th
25 per cent, discount on all cut*
lery, consisting of plated ind
sterling knives, forks, Bnoom
complete sets, case goods and
carvers.
30 per cent, discount nn Ladies'
Leather Hand Bags.
40 per cent, discount un gift
clocks, gilt jewel boxes, Kilt
mirrors.
We nre making Special prices on
gold and silver mounted umbrella
brass goods, candlesticks, smoking sets, brass fern puts, braa
umbrella holders.
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Charlotte, occupation ***Tt* |���r ��*��� **
���pply lor permin��.on to I;1���;,, , lu,d; __,
SnUbi on the lollowini! *�� ���.', Vh,,*1<��_��
Commendnit at a __*_fS^)-, li _***_
north and eiehl mllea easl ��<J'*;���,,,, T. K I ]:_
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chain., thente ***** ���� ""';,,, coii."1"**^
chalna to point ol commenoenn ....
���cm- more or lese. _.���,,.* n. P',*.
Dated Nov. 9, 1910. , ,���,.ir,. Af*
Pub. Dee. a.
g.w��� Charlotte...and.g"^^
T.ke notice th.t I. Th.... "  %'��� in,erdJ
Ch.rlotte,   occupetion   ��"<��;.   ���r c,���l .ndl*-*-**
apply lor permisaion lo|.r">,"
leum on tne lollowlnj srl ���    '. , ..lev* "S
CommencinK at a port       .      ,i Tj'fl
north and Hve mile. <-..< ��� *    . ,   .... T. fcPj
7. (iraham Island nnd mar���'  \ ,������,-. ^
\-'.. corner, thence *_****! ���.'       , ��� et gjf H
chain.,   tnence  east   Mr'     ..     ,���,.,r.-f
chain, to pnlnt ol commene ,
acre, more or W�� *��� 'tot*, �����' \m
Dated Nov. 1, 1910* m.____ O-s-rf** **"
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VALDEZ SOLVES
COAL PROBLEM
ALASKA TOWN TAKES  MATTER
INTO OWN HANDS
They Were Paying $15 to $17 a Ton���
Now by Owning Own Wharf the
Citizens Get it for $9.50 a Ton.���A
Tip for Prince Rupert.
The port of Valdez in Alaska like
Prince Rupert has been agitated of lute
over the high cost of eoal. Mayor
Boyle und his council have solved
the problems, not by going on u wild
goose expedition utter coal claims, but
by owning their own wharf and buying
direct from the mines.
When the subject of a municipal
wharf wus first broached, the owners of the private wharf threw every
obstacle in the path of its uccom-
plishment, at last appealing to the
courts for an injuction restraining the
municipality from purchusing the only
available wharf site. The injunction
wus denied by Judge Cushmun and the
last obstacle removed.
Immediately steps were tuken to
purchase the old Reynolds wharf which
was bought for $4,700. The wharf
has been in disuse for a number of
years and at an estimated cost of $2,500,
the roadway and buildings will be
placed in u substuntiul condition.
Valdez uses 3,000 tons of coal annually for which the consumers pay
from $15 to $17 per ton. ln many
instances when this fuel is bought
in small quantities, the. purchaser is
compelled to pay the exorbitant amount
of $20. With the operation of its
own wharf, the city will effect a saving
to its citizens of $15,000 annually, as
coal of a better grade cun be sold on the.
dock for $9.50 per ton, a saving of $4
to $7. It has been carefully estimated
by the city government that thc expense
of maintaining the wharf and handling
the coal will be paid out by Its method
in buying the long ton, or 2,240 pounds
and selling to the consumer thc short
ton, or 2,000 pounds. This difference
will be placed in whut shull be called
the "coal fund" and out of it will be
taken the salary of the wharfinger und
other expenses incidental to operution.
For Relief of Chine.e
Vancouver, Feb. 25���The committee
of the Chinese relief fund forwarded
$1000 to thc consul at Shanghai this
morning for the relief of the famine
sufferers.
On Way to Coronation
Ottawa, Feb. 25���The military contingent who are to represent Canada at
the coronation of King George will
leave on the Empress of Ireland, sailing from Quebec on June 2. They will
return to Canada from Liverpool on
June 30th.
LAND  PURCHASE NOTICE
Skeena Land District���District of Canst.
Take notice that I, J. H. McAunhey of Princo
Ruoert, occupatiun miner, intends to apply fur
permission to purchase the followinK described
lands:
Commencing at a post planted at the southwest
corner of lut 2249. thence east 40 chains, thence
south 6 chains, thence west 4U chuins, thencc
north ti chains to point of commencement, containing 20 acres more or less.
Pate Feb. 15. l'.Ul J. 11. McAUGHEY
Pub. Feb. 25.1911. Andrew Kennedy. Agent
Skeena Land District-District of Coast
Tuke notice that 1, Peter Reid, of Vancouver,
B.C., occupation teamster, intends to apply for
permission tu purchase the following described
lands:
Commencing at a post planted and markeil P.
R.'b .S.W. corner and immediately udjoining punts
marked J.M.'s N.E. corner and A.U.'s HE. curner; thence north HO chuins, thence east 4u chaini*,
thence south bo chains, thence west 40 chainn, to
pofnt of commencement, containing .120 acres
more or less. PETER REID,
Dated 1st Feb. 1911 Charity 11   Allen, Agent
Pub. Feb. 25.
Skeenn Land District-District uf Coast
Take notice thut 1, William Andernon. of Vnn-
ccuver,  H.C. occupation clerk, intends to apply
for permission to purchase the fulluwing described lands:
Commencing at a post planted ami marked W.
A. northwest corner, and about 1 ntile frum Alex-
antler Uuchun northern boundary line; thence
suuth 80 chains, thence eat-t ;**u chains thenct*
north ho chains, thenco west HO chains, to puint uf
commencement, containing 540 acres more or less,
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
Dated 1st Feb. 1911 Charles It. Stark. Agent
Pub, Feb. 25.
Skeena Land District-District of Coast
Take   notice   thai    I,  Alexander   Huchun, of
Vancouver, H.C. occupation butcher, intends to
apply for permission  tu purchase the fulluwing
defcriUnl lands;
Commencing a post planted and marked A.H.'s
S.E. corner, and ail join ing posts marked J.M.'it
N.E. corner and P.It.'* S.E. corner; thencc writ
Wl chains, thence notth -���* chains, thence east ni
chains, tnence south HO chains ��������� point uf commencement, containing Wtl arros moro or laiis.
ALEXANDER HUCHAN.
Pat.-.1 1st Feb.. 1911 Charles 11   Allen, Agent
Pub. Feb. 25.
Skeena bud District-District of Cout.
Take notice that I, John Miller, of Vancouver,
B.C., occupation butcher, intonds tu apply for
permission to purchase the following described
lands I
Commencing al a post planted nls>ut I chain
from tidewater at thc head of Luscombe Hay. anil
marked J.M.'s N.E. corner, thence west Nichains,
thence south HO chains, thenc* oast 80 chains*
thencc north HO chains, to point of commencement, containing M'- acroi mure or less.
juhn miller.
Pat.-.t 1st i*-\*. 1911 Charles r. Stark, Agent
Pub. Feb. 25.
Skeena Land District-District of Coaat.
Take nutico that I. Leslie E. Walter, of Vancouver, H.C. occupation prospector, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following descrilied lands:
Commencing at a post planted and marked L.
E, W.'s S.E. corner and immediately adjoining
poal marked W.A.'s N.W. corner; thrnee nurth 40
chains, thence west no chains, thence nouth 40
chains, thrnee east HO chains, to point of commencement, containing .*'_.* t acres, moie or less.
LESLIE E. WALTER,
Dated 1st Feb., 1911 Charles 11  Atlen. Agent
Pub. Feb. 2i.
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Box 285
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Quaen Charlotte lalanda Land District-District of
BM
Take notice that I, Thoa. R. Davey of -Queen
Charlotte, occupation notary nubile, intend to
apply for permision to itronirect (or coal and petto*
leum on the following; described land.
Cnmmencing at a post planted thirteen milns
north and eight milea past of Section 13, Township
7, Graham Island and marked Kn. 74, T. R. 1 > . S.
\V. corner, thence east 80 chains, thenc* nnrth KO
chains, thence west HO ehains, thence south HO
Chains to point nf commencement, containing filO
acrea more or lev.
Dttad Nov. 12, 1910. THOS. R. DAVKY
Pub. Dec. 3. Wilson Cowing, Agent
Queen Charlotta Islands Und District-District of
Skeena
Take notice that I, Thos R. Divey of Queen
('harlotte, occupation notary public, intend to
apply for permiasion to prospect for coal and
petroleum on tite following described land:
Commencing at a post planted two miles north
and five miles east of Section El, Township 7,
Oraham Island and marked No. If, T.R.D., N. W.
corner, thence east 80 chains, thencc south 80 chains
Ihence west HO chains, thence north HO chains to
point of commencement, containing MO acres mor.
or le**.**
Dated Oct. 29, 1910. THOS. It DAVEY
Pub. Nov. 17. Wilaon Oowing, Agent
Skeena  Land   Distrirt���Queen  Charlotte  Islands
Division
Take notice that 30 dsys alter date I, Ferdinand
O. Tsnert, fsrmer, of Skidevate, It. C, intend to
apply to the Chief Commiwinner ef I*and*, for a
license to prospect lor cosl. nil and petroleum on
-ai i* under the following described lsnds:
Commoncing at n post planted one-half mile
east of the southeast corner nl Lot 80S, (irsham
Inland, thenre north 80 rhsins, thenre eait HO
chains, thenre south 80 chains, thence west HO
Chains to po'nt of commencement, snd contsining
840 ni-res*.
Dated Nov. U HMO.   KKRDINAND O. TAPERT
Pub. Dec. 10.
Skerna   Land   District���Queen Charlotte  Islands
Division
Take notice that 30 days after data I, Suaan
Leary, married woman, ol Skidegate, H. C*. intend
to npply to the Chief Commissioner ot Lands, for
a license lo prospect for coal, oil and petroleum
on and under the following described lnnds*
Commencing at a post planted at the southeast
corner of Lot MM, Uraham Island, thenee north HO
chimp, thence west HO chaina, thence nouth 80
chaina, Ihence east 80 chains to point of commencement and containing 640 acrea.
Dnted Nov  16. 1910. SUSAN LEARY
Pub. Dec 10.
Queen Charlotta Island* Und District���District of
Skeena
Take nolice that I, Thoa. R. Davey of Queen
Charlotte, occupation notary public. Intend lo
- apply  for  permission  to  prospect  for  coal   and
petroleum on the following described land:
Commancing  at  a   post  planted  Hevcn   milas
north and seven milas aast of Section Ll. Townahip
'��� 7, Graham Island and marked T. It.  I >   N   E.
corner, thenca wtast HO chains, thanca touth <****
1 chain*, thanca aast 80 chains, thenca north 80
j chalna to point of commenciment, containing 640
acres more or leaa.
Dsted Nov. 9, 1910. THOS. H. DAVEY
Pub. Dae. ���-. Wilaon Coning-. Agant
Quean CharlotU lalands Land District -District nf
Skeenn
Take notice that Thoa. It. Davey of Queen
Chnrtntte, occupation notary public. Intend to
apply lor permission in prmiswt fnr coal and
petroleum on the following described land:
Commencing at a post pUnied eleven miles
north and seven milea east nl Section Ll, Town-thin
7 Oraham Island and market! No. If, T. It !>., S
E. comer, thence north 80 chains, thence west 80
chnins, thence south SO chains, thenre eaat HO
chains to point ol commencement, containing 6 IP
acres more or lesa.
Dsted Nov. 9, 1910. THOS   R. DAVEY
Pub. De;* 3 Wilson Oowing, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islands Und District���District of
Skeena
Take notice that 1, Thoa. It. Davey of Qua*
Charlotte,   ooeupstion   notary   public,   inland   tu
apply   for  permiaainn   to   prospect  tor  coal   in
petroleum on tha following described land:
Commencing at a poat plnnted thirteen miles
north and Me mile* east of Section 13, Township
7, Oraham Island and marked No. 75, T. D. R, S
Wi cornar. thenee aaat HO chaina, thence north **f
ehains, thence west KO chiins, thence aouth *���'
chaini to point nf commencement, containing 640
acrea more or lem.
Dated Nov. 12, 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. Doc. 3. Wilaon Cowing, Agent
Prince Rupert Lodge, I.O.O.F
NO. 63
Meets in the Helgerron Block
Every Tuesday Evening
All members of the order in the city
are requested to visit thc lodge.
G. S. JOHNSTONE. N.G.
H. MORTON. Secretary.
To Lease
ON REASONABLE TERMS
Skeena Und Distrirt -Queen Charlotta Islands
Divtiion
Tnke notice that 30 ds>s at'er date, I, Charles
tMn.iT, farmer, of Skidegste. II C , Intend te.
apply to the Chief Commissioner ot Unds, for a
teen.*** to prast��ec"i tor cosl. oil and |M-tr��leti n on
and under the following dencril****--! lands
Commencing at a nml plant p. I twn m les south
of the southeast corner of l/it ROI, (irsham Uland,
thence nouth HO chains, thence wwt XO chains,
thenre north HO chains, thenre m*-t HO chnins to
point of commencement, and containing MO irree.
Dated Nnv. Ifi, 1910. CHARLES IIEI.MEU
Pub. Dec. 10.
LOTS
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COAL   NOTICK
COAL NOTICE
Queen Ch.rlotte (���landi Und District -Disirict ol
Skwna
Take notice lhat 1. John McLeod .if Vuncouver,
���iccu|ialiun lirukiT, Intend to apply Inr pcrniiiwioii
to prospect lor cual anil petroleum mi tin* lollowini!
dweribed lands: ,
Commendng at a post planted ai tin* mouth ol
the TM River and marked J. Mel.. K. ��������� I or-
ner, No. ao, thenoe south .10 chains, thence west
SO chaina, thence north SO chains, thence east,80
chaina lo poinl ol commencement; containinK MO
acrea, more or leaa. ,..,,,,
Dated red. 11, 11*11 JOHN  Mcl.hOD
I'uh. Feb. 88, \**m E. Walter. Auent.
Quwn (-harlotte Islands Land District - Diatrict ol
Ski*ena
'l'aki* notice that I, John McU'od nl Vancouver
uccupation hroker, inlend tn apply ("r permission
to proapect lor coal and petroleum on the lolluwinK
described lands:
('nnunenciiiK at a pnst planted almut twn miles
south and two miles west ul the nmuth ol lhe
Tl-vl Kiver and marked J. Mc.I.. N. K. Corner,
No. Ti, thence suuth St) chuins, thenco west SU
chains, tlience north SII chains, thence easl HU
chains to point ol ciimmenceini'iil; ciintaininK
li-IU acres, more or loan.
Dated Feh. 'ii, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
I'ub. Feb. 84. Clarence McDowell. Auent
COAL NOTICE
Queen Charlutte Islanda Und Disirict    District of   yuecn Charlolte Islands Land District - District of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John McU'od ol Vancouver,
occupatiun liruker, intend to apply lur pernnssjun
to prospecl lor cual and petroleum on the lollowini!
described landa: ..
CommencinK at a posl planled aboul Iwo miles
weat ol the mouth ul the 'I l-ol Kiver and murked
J . McL. N. W. Corner, No. 88. tlience suuth Ml
chains, thence east SO chains, tlience nurth so
chains, thence west HU chains to point ol commencement;  contuining 010 acres, mure or less.        _���_,���. _      	
Dated F��b. II. 1811 JUllN MCLt.OD   ���,.������   mort. ���r ������,,
I'ub  Feb. 88, Clurence McDowell, Auent | |)nlw) ye\,. n-_t jgn
,____,       ,,.       .   ,   I'ub. Feb. 21.
Quwn Charlotte Islands Land District    District nl
Skis'lia
Take nntice lhat 1, John McUod ol Vancouver,
occupalion broker, intend In upply fur permission
lo pruspect lur cual und petroleum on the lolluwinK
described lands:
Skeenu
Take notice that I, Juhn McU'od ol Vancouvor,
occupation broker, inlend to apply lor permission
to proapect Inr cnal anil lietroleum on the lollowini!
described lands:
CommencinK al a post planted abuul two milea
south und two milea wost ol the miiutli of the
Ti'el Kiver and markisl J. McL. S. B, Corner,
No. 48, thenci. norlh SU chains, ihence weal HU
chains, thence south SU chains, thence eaat HU
chaina to point ol commencement:   containinK 840
JOHN McLKOD
Ualiv B. Waller, Auent
Queen ('harlotte laland* Land District    Di.trict ol
Skwna
Take notice lhat I. Juhn McUsid nl Vancouver,
occupation hroker, intend to apply lor |H>rmiaaion
o prospect lor coal and |H>troleum on the lollowinK
ol' uitii   *m*****mt -���        - *m |*ti vo|-. *.* .��#���  .
CommencinK at a post plantod about two miles j ,|m(.riiM,| |and>.
west ol the mouth of the 'll-el Kiver and markeil CommencinK nl a post planted ubout two mllea
J. McL. N. B. Corner, No. lit, thence south SU j suuth and two mill*, wesl ol the mouth ol the
chains, thenw west su chaina, thenci* north su -|-|--j Uivt*r and marked J. McL. N. B. Corner,
chains, tbence east t.n chains lo point ol cum-1 2s*0- 4;( thenee south HU chains, thenre wi*st fl,
meiiceiiieiil;  containinK 840 acres, mure or leas.,      | chains,  ihence norlh  HU  chains   Ihence east   su
Dated heb. II, r.'ll
I'ub. Feb. -ia.
JOHN Mil.llLD
Clarence McDowell. AKent
chuins to point of commencement; containinu tilU
acres, more or less.
| Datad Feb 88,1811. JOHN McLKOD
District ol I i ub. Feb. 84 Clurence McDowell. Auent
Quwn Charlutte Islands Land District
Take notice thai 1, John MeUod ol Vancouver, ' Quwn Charlotle Manila Land District -District ol
occupaliun broker, intend to apply lor permission I SCL  ,     ,   , ,.
to i.ro.|K.cl for coal and petroleum on the lollowinK I     1 ake notice   hat I. John McU'od of \ ancouver,
Hscribiil lands I occupation broker, inlend to apply lor permlMon
(���unimeiicinu at a pust planled aluiut three miles    to pru��|>ect (or cual and |K*troleum on the lollowing
w.*st  ol the  mouth ol the Tl-el    Kiver markisl   descrilied lands:
J     Mel     N   K   Corner. No. 70, thence south HU !     ( ommencinK   a(   a  pox   plantnl   about   Iwo
chains, llienw west HU chains,  thenc north  HU . mile, soulh and (wo mile. MM ol the mouth ul
c.,:','.: .hence e.��� HU chains to P*tTS�� V��UJH J^rSs^i��?,h_s. JKfcS
mencement;  containinK 640 acre*, more or less.
Dttad fub* 21. 1911. J*����N McUSOD
Pub, Feb. w, ClaftnM McDottiii, htm'
J.   McL.     N*   W.  i   ��� i: ��� r.   Ko.  *it.   Ih- i.e.- SOUth   >"
chainn,  U.i..-.   i.i   M)  chaina,  thence north  MU
chuinrt,  thence   ���.-...   hO chainn to (wini of commencement;  containinu 640 acrea, morv or leaa.
Datnl Feb. 22, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
I'ub. Fvb. 24. Clarence McDowrll. Agent
queen Charlotte Intanda Und District    Dintrict of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John IfttLnd of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend lo apply for permiwion   Queen Charlotte Inlandn Land Dintrict���Dintrict of
to prospect for coal and petroleum on the following Skwna
described lands: |     Take notice thai 1, John McLeod of Vancouver
Commencing at a post plantnl three miles wmt   occupation broker, intend to apply for |H*rmu*iun
of the mouth of the Tl-el Kiver and marketl J.   to pnwpect for coal and petroleum on the following
McL. S. F:. Corner. No. 20. thenn- north BO
chainn, thenn* went ht) chainn. thenn* wiuth BO
chainn, thenn* eant ht) chainn to point uf com-
mencement;   containing ti*0 acre*., mon* or lew,
Datad Feb. 21. inn.
Pub. Feb. n,
JOHN MeLEOD
Clarence McDowell, Agenl
Itwcnbed landa
Commencing at a pont planted about two milos
���Miuth and two milen went of tbe mouth of the Tl-el
Kiver and marked J. McL, S. W. Corner, No. H,
thetin* north hi) chainn, thenn* eant -" chains,
thenn* nouth ���*-���' chainn, thenn- went m> chaina to
i-.-n.i of commencement; containing 64U acrm,
more or lean.
Datnl Feb. 22. WU. JOHN McLKOD
I'ub. Feb. 24. Clarenn* McDowell, Agent
Queen Charlotte Inlandn Land Dintrict    Dintrict of
Skn*na
Take notin* that I. John McI<eod of Vancouver
Queen Charlolte Inlandn l-and DUtrict    Dintrict of
Skeena
Take notin* that I. John Utl-tod ol Vancouver,
occupalion bmker. intend to apply for pmWoo
lo pronjiect for n>al and petroleum on the following
lands: ... .,
Commencing at a post planted about two mil--** .
we,i of thr mouth of the Tl-el Kiver and marknl 1 occupalion broker  inteml to apply   ��pmUM
J.    McL.   S. Iv Comer. No. B0, thenn* north Ml J'�� !�����"���* for coal and -petroleum on the fullowing
chainn,  thenn- went  M> chuin*.,  thence Miuth  BO
chain**,  thenn* eant   M)  chainn  to  |*oinl   of commennment:  containing tiltt acre*, more or lew.
Datnl Feb. 21, l-.ll. JOHN  MLKoDi-V  ���*-��� Corner.  No. 32. ihence nouth  Mt chains.
I'ub. Feb. 21. Clarenn* McDowell. Agenl
.)��� -rril-c.l lands:
Commencing at a ]><*-. planted aboul two fiutca
nouth uf lhe  11 < I Kiver and marknl John McL.
Queen Charlotte Inlandn l-and Dintrict    Dintrict of
Skeena
Take notin* that I, John McU'od of Vancouver
occupation broker, intend to apply for |H*rmiwiion
to prospect fur cnal and petroleum on the following
dcwcrihcd lands:
Commencing at a ponl plantnl two mili-n wi-nt
ol the mouth of the Tl-el Kiver and markeil J
McL. S. W. Corner, Nu. 28, ihence north WI
chainn, thence east Ml chainn, thence south WI
chains, thence west W> chains to poinl of commencement containing till) acre**., mon* or lew.
Dated Feb. 21, li*U. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Feh.'Jit. Clarence McDowell, Agent
queen Charlotte Uland** Land Disirict District of
Skeena
Take notin* lhat 1, Juhn Mi*I<eod of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to apply for iMTmiwiun
to prospect fur cual and petroleum nn the following
il< ��� i ni i -i landa:
Commencing at a post plantnl al the mnulh of
the Tl-el Kiver and marked J. McL. S. K. Corner,
No 1, thenn? nurth ho chains, thence west 80
chains, thence south 80 chains, thence east 80
chains lo point of commencement- containing
MO acres, mun* nr lew.
Dated Feb. 21, LOU. JOHN McLKOD
Puh. Feb. .... Clarann* McDowrll, Agent
queen Charlotte Islands Und District    District of
Skn-na
Taki* tii.i I* .��� that 1, John MW ������"! of Vanmuver,
occupaliun broker, intend to apply for |>ermis*iun
to pron|M*ct for cnal and |K*troleum on the following
described lands:
Cnmmencing nt a pnsl plantnl nbout four miles
south ami two miles WM of the mouth of the
Tl-el Kiver and marknl J. McL. N. y.. Corner,
N'o. 71, ihenn* nouth WI chains, thenn* west 80
chainn, thenn* north WI chains, thenn* east -HO
chains to point uf commencement; nmtaining 640
acres, mure or lew.
Datnl Feb. 22, HML JOHN McLKOD
I'ub. Feb. 24. Clarann* McDowell, Agent
Queen Charlotte Inlands Und District -District of
Skeena
Take notin- lhal 1, Jnhn McLeod nf Vanmuver,
occupation broker, intend to apply for permission
lo pro--pect for coal and petroleum nn the following
d< -< nl *��( lands:
Commencing at a Post plantnl alwut fuur miles
aouth and thnv miles wesl of the mouth of the
Tl-el Kiver and marknl J. McL. S. E. Corner,
No. T8| thence nnrth RO chains, thence west HO
chainn, thenn- south 80 chains, thence east 80
chains to puint of commencement; containing
610 acres, more or less.
Dated Feb. 22, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Feb. I4i Clarence McDowell, Agenl
queen Charlotte Islands Und District - Dintrict of
Btmni
Tnke notice that I. John McUrd of Vancouver
occupatinn broker, intend tn npply fir permission
to prosepcl fnr coal and petroleum on the following
described I .nds: A
Commencing at a pnst planteil about two miles
south and two miles west of the mnuth of the
Tl-el Kiver nnd marked J. McL. S. K. Corner,
No. 71, thence north HO chains, thence west 80
chains, thence south W) chains, thence east HO
chnins to point nf commencement; containing 040
acres, more or less.
Dnted Feb. 22, 1911 JOHN  McLKOD
Pub. Feb. 21. I-eslie K. Walter. Agent
thenn* west   80 chains,  thenn* north hit chains,
thenn- east 80 chaina to pi.mi of commencement; i
nintaining 610 acrea, more or leaa.
Dated Feb 22, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Feb. 21. Leslie K. Walter. Agent
queen Charlotte Islands Und DUtrict���District of
Skeena
Take notice thai I John McLeod of Vancouver,
occupatiun broker, intend to apply fur permission
to pr.. -pi i-i for coal and petroleum nn the following
described lands:
Commencing at a post plantnl about two milea
south of the mouth of the Tl el Kiver and marknl
J. McL S. 1. Corner, No. 31, thence wmt 80
chains, thence north 80 chaina, thence eaat 80
chains, thenn* south 80 chaina to point of com*
mencement; nintaining 640 acres, more or lew.
Dated Feb. 22, 1911. JnllN McLKOD
I'ub. Feb.  24. I .   :���,��� K. Walter. Agent
queen Charlotte lalands Und DisUict-District of
Ske -n i
Take notin- thai I, John McU d of Va couver,
occuoalion hroker, intend o apply for permiasion
to pnnjM-ft for c al and netrole.im n the following
(Ii-m nlM-d lands:
Commencing at a -rasi planted about fnur mile*
snuth and two miles west of the mouth of the
Tl-el Kiver and marknl J. McL N. K. Corner,
No. 1.'.. thence south HO chains, ihence west 80
tdiains, thenn- north W> chains, thence eaat 80
chains io pot i of eommencemenl; ontalning 610
acres, mon* or leaa.
Dttad. Feb. 2.1. 1911. J( HN M'LKOD
Pub  Feb. 2ft. Clarance McDowell, Agent
Queen Clartotie Mam's Und District    Dintrict ol
Sk ena
Take nolice that I, John McI*eod of Vancou\er,
ncnipatio bmker. Intend to Bpp| fur permissinn
to pr.> p.-1 fur coal and petroleum un the fullowing
descr Ind lands:
Commencing at a post planted four mi'es south
and two wo-M of the mouth ol t e Tl-el Ki\er and
marked J. McL. S. K. Corner, No. 16, thence n rth
80 chains, thenn- went HO chains, the ce south 80
chains, t ence east 0 chain t> poinl of com*
BMflrttmntl iontaining 640 acres, more or le s.
Datnl Feb. 23,   911. JOHN M'LKOD
Pub. Feb. 25. Clarann- McDowell, Agent
queen Charlotte Islands Und District- Di-trict of
Skeen ���
Take notice that 1, John McLeod cf Vancouver,
cc upatlon broker, Inlend to pply for pennimiori
to prospect fi r c al and pctmleumon th - following
descrilMfl landn:
Commencing at a post planted alwut f ur miles
south and two miles wet nf ihr mouth of the
Tl-el Kiver and marked J. McL. N. W. C rner,
No. .16, thence south hO chain--, theme o st hO
chain*, thenn* north 8 chains, thence wea 80
hains to poinl uf commennment: containing 640
acres, more or les*.
Datnl Feb. 23, 1911. JOHN M'LKOD
I'ub. Feb. 25. Clnrance McDowell, Agent
queen Chailotte Islands Lund Distrirt���District of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John McL ml of Van ouver,
occupation bmker, inlend to apply 'Or permit* on
to pro*pect or c ��:il a d petr.-letim on Um followini.
d scribed binds;
Commencing ai a p st plant d ul... i four miles
outh and twn mile*. M of thr mouth f the
Tl-el Kiver and marked J. ML. . W. Corner,
No. 35, thenc* north 80 chains, thenc* easi HO
chains, thenn- soot 0 chains, the -*> WM nn
r i:ins o p Int of commencement; nuining 640
airen, more or lesi.
Dated F.h  _3. 1911 JOHN M'LKOD
1 ub. Feb. 25. Clirftntc M -Do-acll. Agent
queen Charlolte Islands Lund District - D strict nl
Ske,-  ll
Take notice that I, John McLeod of Vuncouver
occupution broker, intend to upply for permisnion
to pro pect for cod und pttrolftum On thi following
describe i lunds:
Cimmenci g ut n punt plant d about six miles
miuth und two miles west of the mouth of the
Tl-i- Kiver and mnrked J. McL. N K. Corner
No. 13 thene soulh hO chuins, thenn* west Ml
c ains, thenn- north hO chuins. then e east HO
������I;.in.������ to point of commencement; containing 640
MMi  more or less.
Datnl Feb 28, 1911- JOHN  M LKOD
Pub. Feb. 25. Clarann- McDowell, Agenl
queen Charlotte Inlands Und Dwtrict -District of
Skn-na        ���
Take notin* that I.   ohn MeLlbd ol Vancouver,
' occupution br ker. intend to apply fur permission
i to prospect for coul und petroleum on the following
, (ir-m!'<���<) land:
!     Commencing ai a post  pluntnl ubout six miles
; soulh and two miles west of the TM Kiver and
marked J.   McL.  S.  K.  Corner.   No.  44,  thence
north 80 chains, thence went 80 . hains, ihence south
, BO ehuins, thenn* east 80 chains to poinl of   com-
enn-ment;   containing 610 ucn-s, more nr less.
I Duted Feb. 23, 1911. JOHN M'LKOD
; Pub. Feb. 25. Clarence McDowell. Agent
ijuo-n Chariott,. Islands Und District  -District of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John McLeod .of Vnncouver,
occuputiun bruker, intend to apply or |H*rmisniun
to prospect for coal and petroleum o" the following
descrilml lands:
Commencing at a post plain.-.1 oIhiui six mtlesi
aouth nnd two west of ihe mnuth of the Tl-e,
Kiver and marked J. McL. N. W. Corner, No. 38(
thence south HO chains, thenn* east 80 chains
ihenn* north 80 chains, thenn* west 80 chains lo
point of eonimenn'ment; nmtaining 640 acres,
more or less.
Datnl Feb. 23. 1911. JOHN  M'LEOD
Pub. Feb. 25. Clarann* McDowell, Agent
queen Charlotte Iitands Und Dlstricl-District of
Skn-na
Take notice thai 1, John McLeod of Vancouver,
occupation broker, inlend to apply for permission
to proapect for coal and petroleum on the following
described land:
Commencing at u posl plantnl altout six milea
south and two miles west ol the mouth of-��the
Tl-el Kiver and marked J. McL. S. W. Comer
No. 37 thenn* north 80 chains, thence east 80
chains, tnence south 80 chains, thenn- west M)
chaina to point of commencement: containing 610
acre��,pmore or leas.
Dated Feb. 2     .Ml. JOHN  M'LEOD
Pub. Feb. 25. Clarann- McDowell, Agent
quee   C ' rlotte Islanda Und District��� Distirct o(
Skeena
Take notice that I. John McLeod of Vancouver
occupation broker, int entl to apply for permission
to pr. -poet for nml and pelmleum on he following
dcscrtlm) lands;
CotnflkM e g at a post plantnl almut six miles
south and three miles west of the mouth of the
TM Kiver and marked J. McL. N. E. Corner,
No. 76, thence south 80 chains, thence west 80
chains, thence north HO chains, thenre east 80
chains to point of commenn-ment: containing
tilt) acn*s, more or !������*.*���.
Datnl Feb. 23. 1911. JOHN   M'LKOD
l*ub. Feb. 25. Clarann' McDowell, Agent
queen Charlotte Inlands Und I) strict - Disirict of
Skeena
Take notin* that I, John McI.eod of Vanmuver,
occupation bmker. intend to apply for permission
to pmspect for coal and petroleum nn the following
described lands:
Commencing at a pmt plantnl six miles south
and three milen west of the mouth of the Tl-el
Kiver and marknl J. McL, S. K. Corner. No. 75,
ihence north 80 ehains. thence weat 80 chains,
thenn* south 80 chains, thence east 80 chains to
point nf commencement; containing 640 acres,
more or Inss.
Dated Feb. 2.1, 1911. JOHN  M'LKOD
Pub. Feb. 26. Clarnce McDowrll, Agent
COAL NOTICE
Skeena Und Diatrict- District of Coaat
Take notice that Henry Macartney of Prince
Rupert, B.C., occupation miner, Intendi to apply
for permission to purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at a post plantnl on Irft hnnk of
Ex-chum-aik Klvcr aliout two and a half miles
from Ita mouth and almut one half mile nbovr
rapids, thrnfe north HO chains, thence east 40
chalna, thence south 80 chaini mure leas to river
bank, thence west 40 chalna more or lcti along
river hnnk to point of eommeneemenL conUlning
.*.'" acres, more or less
Date Dec. 10, 1910.
Pub. Jan. 7.1911. HENKY MACARTNF.Y
COAL NOTICK
queen    harlotte lalanda Und District-District of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John Mcl^eod of Vancouver,
i B. C, occupation broker, intend to apply for permissinn to prospect for coal and petroleum on the
following deocribed landa:
1.���Commencing at a post planted at the northweat eorner Ut 171 MM the northweat corner
marked J. McL. N. W. Corner, thence east 80
chaina, thence soulh 80 chains, thence weat 80
chains, thence north 80 chains lo point of commencement.
Dated Dec. 23, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. W. Dass, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islands Und District���District of
Skeena
Take notice thai I, John Mcleod of Vancouver,
B. C, occupation broker, intend to apply for permission tn prospect for coal and pelroleum on the
following descrihed lands:
2.���Commencing at a post planlnl at the northwest corner Ut 171 being the northeasl corner
marknl J. McL. N. K. ( nrner, thence weat 80
chains, thence south 80 chains, thence east 80
chains, thence north 80 chains to point of commencement.
Dated Dec. 23, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan 21. W. Daaa, Agent
Queen Charlolte Islands Und District���District of
Skeenn ,
Take notice that I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
B. C, occupation broker, intend to apply for permission to prospect for coal and petroleum on the
following described lands:
3.���Commencing at a post plantnl one mile
north 01 the northwest corner of Lot 171, marked
J. McL. N.W. Corner, being thenorth-we t corner
thence east 80 chains, thence south 80 chains,
thence west   80 chains,  thence north 80 chains to
Bilnt of commencement.
���tedt Dec. 24, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pab. Jan. 21. \y   D��M, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islands Lznd District���District of
Skwnu
Take notice that 1, John Mcl.eod of Vancouver,
B. C, occupntion broker, intend to apply for permission to prospect for coal and petroleum on the
follnwing deacribed lands:
4.���Commencing at a post planted ono mile
north of the northwest corner of Lot 171 being tho
northeast corner marked J. McL. N. E. Corner',
thenn* west 80 chains, thence south 80 chains
thence east 80 chains, thonce north 80 chains to
point of commencement.
Dntwl Dec. 24, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. W. Dass, Agent
Queon Charlotte lalanda Und Diatrict���Diatrict of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
B. C, occupation broker, Intend to apply for permission to prospect for coal und petroleum on the
following described lunds:
5.���Commencing ul a post plantnl one mile
north of the northwest corner of Lot 171 being
the southwest curner marked J. McL. S. W. Corner, thence north HO chains, thence east 80 chains,
thence south 80 chains, thence west 80 chains to
point of commoncement.
Dated Dec. 24, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan 21. W   Dass, Agen
Queen Charlotte Islands Und Diatrict���District of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John Mcl.eod of Vancouver,
h. C, occupation broker, Intend to apply for permission to prospect for cnal and pelroleum on tho
following (bi-icrlhed lands:
6.���Commencing at a post planted one milo
north of the northwest corner of Lot 171 being the
southeast corner marked J. McL. S. E. Corner,
thenn* norlh 80 chuins, thence west 80 chuins
tnence south 80 chains, ihence eust 80 chuins f
point of commencement.
Datnl Dec. 24, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. W. Daas, Agent
queen Charlotte Islands Und District���District of
Skeena
Take notin* thai I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
B. C., occupation broker, Intend to apply for permission to prospect for coal and petroloum on the
following deacribed lands:
7.���Commencing at a post planted 30 chains
west of thc northeast corner of Ut 45 being the
northweat corner and marked J. McL. N. W
Cor., thenn* east 80 chains, thence south 80
chalna, thence west 80 chains, thence north 80
chains to point of commencement containing 640
acre*.
Dsted Dec. 2G, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21 W. Daaa, Agent
queen ('harlotte lalands Und District���Diatrict u
Skeena
Take notice that I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
B. C., occupalion broker, intend to apply for permiaaion lo prospoct for coal and petroleum on the
following decribed landa:
8���Commencing al a post planted 30 chains
west of the northeast corner of Ut 45 being tbe
northeaat corner marked J. McL. N. E. Cor���
thence weat 80 chains, thence south 80 chains,
thence easl 80 chains, thence north 80 chains to
point of commencement containing 610 acrea.
Datnl Dec. 26. 1910. JOHN  M'LEOD
Puh. Jan. 21. W   Dass, Agent
qm en Charlotte lalands Und District���District of
Skwna
Take notice that I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
B. t" . occupation broker, intend to apply for permission to prospect for coal and pc-truleum on the
following described lands:
9.���Commencing at a post plantnl .10 chains
west of the northeast corner of Ut 473 being the
northwest corner marknl J. McL. N. W. Cor.,
thence east 80 chains, thence south 80 chains
thence weat 80 chains, thence north 80 chains
to point of commencement containing 610 acres.
JOHN M'LEOD
COAL NOTICE
queen Chariot,,- lH,an.,B U(l(,, 7~���I
���. , Skivna " **Ml*___
lake police t|int I, John McUdrfv        P
B. 0., occupation broker, IntendS5. ."-J*!
million to pmapeet for c��   ���',, i" �� (urW
following descril.Hl Itndi; W**mt- rf
Ifi.  -Commencirg  ut   u  ���,-.,,,  .,���_., ,
northeast corner of  lot   II |! ,!    lHl ll Uji
corner marked J. McL. N   |   r,.    , ^Nl
80 chains, thence south 80 Chilni tliK**-"
chums, thence north BQ ch^tfe?*
mencement contuining 840 tens      '    l gf *
Dated Dw.88,1910. jntru.,      1
Pub. Jun. 21. '2W MUoJ
U ������**���*,."-awI
queen Charlotte Islands Land District   h -,-
Take notice that I. John MeUod _fv__
B   C    occupation broker, IntKjiXH-S
mission to prospect for coil ud offi^S
following descrilied lands:        -*^���wta��iM
17.���Commencing at a DM ritnrt .. . I
northeast corner of l.ot il |,,in T^ ">���
corner mnrked J. Md,. �� B S tJSHi
80 chnins. thence north su ffiffiSS
80 chains, thence soulh so ,E ��� **|
commencement containing Md acrm p0lct ***l
Dated Dec. 28, 1910. ���j,v y-J
Pub. Jan.21. ��� i.  'V00!
Datnl Dec. 26, 1910.
Pub. Jan.21.
W.Da
, Agent
queen Charlotte lalanda Und District���Dlstrct o
BkMM
Take notice that 1, John Mcl-cod of Vancouver,
B. * . occupalion broker, intend to apply for permission to prospect for coal and petroleum on the
following described lands:
10.���Commencing at a post plumed 30 chalna
west of the northeast corner of Lot 473 lieing
the northeast corner marked J. McL. N. E. Cor.,
thence weat 80 chaina, thence aouth 80 chains,
thence east 80 chains, thence north 80 chains to
point of commenn-ment containing 640 acrea.
JOHN M'LEOD
Dated Dec. 26, 1910
Pub. Jan. 21
W. Dasa, Agent
queen Charlotte Islands Und District���District of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
B. i".. occupation hroker, Intend lo apply for permiaaion to prospect for coal and petroleum on the
following desert tied landa:
IL���Commencing at a post planted 30 chaina
west of the northeast corner of Lot 473 being the
���outhwest corner marked J. McL. S. W. Cor.,
thence east 80 chains, thence north 80 chains,
thence weat 80 chains, thence south 80 chalna
to point of commencement containing 640 acrea.
Dated Dec. 26, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. W. Dass, Agen
queen Charlotte Islands Und District���Diatriet of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John Mcleod of Vancouver
B. C, occupalion broker, intend to apply for permiasion to prospect for coal and petroleum on the
following described lands:
14,���C ommencing at a post planted at the northeast comer of Ut 42 being the northeast corner
marked J. McL. N. E. Cor., thence weat 80 chains,
thence south HO chains, thence easl 80 chalna,
thence north 80 chains to point of commencement
containing 640 acres.
Dated Dec. 28, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. W. Daaa, Agent
queen Charlotte lalanda Und District ���District of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John McUod of Vancouver.
B. C, occupation broker, intend to apply for per
mission to prospect for coal and petroleum on the
following: described lands:
IB.��� Commencing at a poat planted at thc
northeast corner of Ut 41 being the northweat
corner marked J. McL. N. W. Cor., thence east
80 chains, thence aouth 80 chalna, thence weat 80
chaina, thence north 80 chains to point of commencement containing 640 acrea.
Dated Dec. 28, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pud. Jan. 21. W. Daaa, Agent
queen Charlotte Islands Und Diatrict���Diatrtct of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
B. C, occupation broker, Intend to apply for permiasion to prospect for coal and petroleum on the
following deacril>ed lands:
12.���Commencing at a post planted 30 chalna
weat of the northeaat corner of Lot 473 being the
southeast corner marked J. McL. S. E. Cor., thence
west 80 chains, thence north 80 chalna, thence
eaat 80 chalna, thence aouth 80 chains to point of
commencement containing 640 acres.
Dated Dec. 26, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. W. Daas, Agent
queen Charlotte Islands Land Diatrict���District of
Skeena
Take notice thnt I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
B. ���'.. occupation hroker, Intend to apply for permissinn to prospeet for coal and petroleum onthe
following descrilied landa:
13.���Commencing at a poat planted at the northeast corner of Ut 42 being the northwest corner
marked J. McL. N. W. Cor., thence east 80 chains,
thence south 80 chains, thence west 80 chains,
thence north 80 chsins to point of commencement
containing 610 acres.
Dnted Dec. 28, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. W. Dasa, Agent
queen Charlotte Islands Un.l Diitrict-Diitrittrfl
Skii-na \
Tako notice that I. John MeUod nf Vim- I
B. C��� occupation broker. Intend tombiBSl
mission to prospect for coal and pe*3Knit5l
following descrihed lands; m
18.���Commencing at a pout planted it the smb. I
marked J. McL. S. \\ . Cor., ihence um Mfi I
thence  north  80 chains, thenre west tii d�� f
thence south 80 chains to point otmnttMMM
��� containing 610 ncres. I
, Dated Dec. 28, 1910. J(iH\ MLEODI
Pub. Jon. 21. \V.lJltf>m
I
1 queen Charlotte lslunds Uml Dbtrid -Dutrttfl
Bkeena f
Take notice that I, John MrD-nd of VtUM I
| B. Ci occupation broker, intend to ijnh; him. I
| mission to prospect for coal uml petnlna ontbl
'. following descrihod lands: I
19.���Commencing at a post pluM it tb I
' northwest corner of Lot in being th? north** I
i corner and marknl J. Mel.. N. VV. for., Ukw I
: eaat 80 chains, thenn- south mi chain*, tbeaee I
I weat 80 chains, thence north Mi chains m [art |
' of commencement mntaini-g 610 icm. I
1 Dated Dec. 30, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD I
Pub. Jun. 21. tt 1'iw.Aiml
I queen Charlotte Ulands Land Dhbfct -Disthctdl I
Skeena 1
Take notice that I, John McD-m! of Vir,t��unr, I
i B. C., occupation broker, ir.terd tnsn-l) fcrptr-1
. miaaion to prospect for coal and (���.���tr��.cum on tbt I
| following describnl lands: I
I    20.���Commencing ��t �� port planted it tb I
| aouthweat corner of Lot   Mi betni lb* nortbcMI
| corner and marked J. McL. \. E. Cur., ttewl
t weat 80 chains, thenn- soutli  N chains, theweI
eaat 80 chains, thence north hi chairs m pent I
l of commencement OOnttlnlni,; 10 acrw. 1
Dated Dec. 30, 1910. JOHN MLEODI
Pub. Jan.21. tt. l)w.._j��|
j queen Charlotte Islands Und Itistrict-lh-tiktrf |
Skeenu
1     Take notice that I. John McLecd of Yum*,
B. Ci occupation bruker. intend to a'-p!*- ta-��
' mission to prospect for coal and |.etruli*umttue
following described lunds:
I     21.���Commencing  ut  u  |Mist  planud it W
: northwoat corner of Ut  I" beini tU UUllM
I corner and murked J. McL. V  ��������� Cor-tfcM
, east  80 chains, tbence south N chains, tmt I
; weat 80 chains, thence north ><��� chains to poat I
of commencement containing MO MM. -
Dated Dec. .10, 1910. JOHN MLEOD
; Pub. Jan. 21. ��.!>����.A|rt |
queen Charlotte Islands Land District���Diithctrf
Skeeru
Take notice that I, John Mcl-cod nf \ancouvev
B. C, occupation broker, intend t<> IWV wj
miaaion to prospect for coul nnd petroleum on in
[ollowing described lands: u
22.���Commencing at a port plinted ttj
northwest corner of Ix>t 10 betni �� *--*���"
corner and marked J. McL. V h. I or, ba��
weat 80 chains, thence south BO J��"J
eut 80 ehalns, thence north W chain to po��
of commencement containing ��������������� KM* .
feSi!0'1910-       WES
Queen Ch.rloUe I.l.n.l. Und OtttH-Vrntm*
**>keena
T.ke nodce (h��( l.John MeUod -'__****
I). C, occup.(lon broker, inlen.l _*___%_*__
minion (o pronpeel lor coal an.l �������*��� ��� "*
lollowing dewrjlied lands: .   . b_
23.-Commenclnit al a MM PWJ" *hB-
northwea( corner ol Ut lOWM ��*<gfj
corner, marked J. Mel.. S. W. ' "'-,��'"3
80 cimins. thence north Ml chains. il"*"���_
HO ch.ina, thenc.. soulh N chain, to !���������
commencement containinK 640 "***''*... .. i|*0D
I).ted Dec. 3(1, 11110. .V  i.-"��. ''(���*
Pub. J.n. 21. tt ���** '
Queen ChuloUc laland. Und D_**W -���jUtn**
T.ke nodce (hat I. John R��Uod "\ ���gS
D. C, occupalion broker, ���f_-V*LSB_, cit*
miaaion (o prospect lor coal an.l *ftwmm
lollowini! deacribed land.: ,   , __
2l.-Commenclng at a port l-*&**J__��I
northweat corner Ut 10 ���*��_* ',' ,,-t j
corner m.rked J. McL. S. B. ( ''��� ������ ' '���n ru, ��
chsins. thenco north HO chains. Um*m ���*���*,_,
ch.ina, thence Bouth N chains 10 I"""
mencement containinu IMOacns. \y__0D
D.ted Dec. 30, 1910. �����.    ', ������. ArM
Pub. J.n. 21. "
Quoen Charlotte Islands Land Dtotrtd -P""1
Skeena ViHOn*'
Take notice that I, John Mel..'.'' J   ,  |orpet*
II. C, occupation, broker, intend  ���     I *   on the
miaaion to proapect (or coal and pwmi
lollowinK deacrihed lands: _,..mA nne m*1
lollowinK described lamia. ->_.*_ one Nf
25.���CommencinK at a post mmm ^ ._,
north ol tho northwest corner 01 un ��� E (*or,
northeast corner marked .1. ***��._, >{\ ch.ina*
hence weat 80 chains, thenc.. **?__ &m l��
hence eut 80 chains, (hence '' aCrr,
mint ol commencement containing ,., fc0D
Ja(cd Dec. 31, 1910. ���"'!' p_., AB'nl
...1.     I..,.    91
Pub. J.n. 21.
Queen CharloKc Islands Un
jDWHel   D-*-****
Skeenn . \aI,rouve'.
T.ko notice that I, John U**f tpptt '"' KL
B. C, occupation broker, intend towgw. ������ .
,. mil'
mission to prospect lor colli ami p*
lollowinK described lands:
20���CommencinK at a post 1"     ,,,, lH,,nB ....
north ol the northwest corner oil- y   , ���,
southeast  corner mark.*.   ��� ���  ���*���,c    h *- chaw*.
(hence wes( 80 chains, tlMJOJ'[ m sh.in. �����
tlience east 80 etalM. W���J|nCj * *--n
point ol commencement containing        y , h(i
l)a(ed Dee. 31, MM. W,DH*.*��"'
I'ub. J.n. 21. T U E   P R 1 N t_ E    R U P E R T    0 P T I M I S T
COAL NOTICE
COM, NOTICE
,r,���,,e Inland, I��dI.ls(rlct*-l)Wricto
,i,*rtrat l.John MeLfo'l >'��� Vancouver, i
' "'       ,,,;���,, intend to upply lor pcr-
.:,.,'_land petroleum on tho
,:",;'",;,���! pUnted .bout on>
;       ���.:..,,,'���,.. nordiwe.t corner ol
\     9530 marked J.   M.  N.  Wi
Km Muth 80 chuins. thenco east 80
;;,;��� ;,r���;  m, chains, thence weat 80
,)K,     f,,,,,���.,.c.,ne���t.oiiN M,u.01)
wilr.1,1'1"* p. a Elliott, Agent:
I, lli
|_rlotU Islands Und District-District ot
Mile, thai I.JohnMdUod ol Vancouw,
Si��n ���*****, intend "' H*�� ,or RE
", J.r'i'iMl lot cual and petroleum on tho
, ; !:'a";io��. Planted about one-
i _ ,i '.uth "I "a- tmrthweat corner ol
' ���c s,. 2510 marked J.M.S. W. Corner.
" ,(l' so uhllne, thenci' east 80 ch.ina.
��3 BO chaini. Omm weat 80 ch.lna
KSSxm"*- JOHN M-LEOD
Ir ill F- C- Wltott. A��cnt
th.rl.Jti>* Elands Und District���District ol
Skeena
notlc. that I. John McUod ol Vancouver.
���wunatiiii broker, intend lo apply (or per-
to pr��p��l lor cnul and petroleum on
c��int deecribed lands:
-onmencliil ll ��� post planted about onc-
I. milt wuth ol (he northwest corner ol
nan Nu. iS30 inarked J. M . S. K. Corner,
nnrth 60 rliam*. thence wmt 80 chalna
,ntl so ehaina, thoneo east ho chains to
, \ZT JOHN M'LEOD
Jji. F.C.EIIiutt, Auent
Chariott. 1 .lauds Lund District��� Distrieto
Skis'iia
mm ire thai I, Juhn Mcl.eod ot Vancouver,
rngpetlor. broker, inlend lo apply (or per-
,*,..-, I. rt lor nml und petroleum on ttho
ud.      ��� ���   -ndii        ,       .   ,
i. a post plantnl aboul ono-
���1 -Hi all .1 lh'- northweat corner ol
fence No, 25 10 marked J. M. N. E. Corner,
���wuth B0 clains. ihence west 8C rhains,
������ B0 ehaina, thence east Ml chains to
t' rment.
, 1810. JOHN M'LKOD
,.  :: F. C. Klliott, Agent
Oi-u-louil lands Und District���Diatrictol
BkMM
. thai 1. John McUod ol Vancouver,
��� occuputi' ti hroker, Intend lo apply lor peril tu proKH '"i (ur euul and petroleum on the
I- lands*.
jL'omnier.ni I II a pust planted on tho Dena
|.. 1-'' miles Irom ita mouth marknl
v. i ��� t   -. thoneo south HO chaina, thenco
nenci   M.nh -*0 chaina, thenco
point of commencement.
I 1910, JOHN M'LEOD
11. F, C. Elliod, Agent
ICharlotte Ulandi Und District--DUtrict ot
skis'in
t notic*.* that I, John McUod of Vancouver,
loccupatiui. broker, intend to apply lor per-
10.1 and petroleum on lho
|i,* OMCnbad lands:
ita poll plunted on the Den.
|_alsiut 1 1*8 n,,:. j Irom ita mouth marked
��� fi. Corner, thi  ee south bO chaina, thence
I'. i. I ..rt li ho chains, thence eaal
final i.menecincnt.
1 I, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
�����.'��� -I- F.C. Elliolt, Auent
Ichirioi:. Uandl Und Diatrict���Diatrict ol
' Skeena
(hit I, John Mcl-cod ol Vancouver,
luocupatin:. broker, intend to apply lor per-
1 -;*.'' inr coal and pelroleum on the
f        erlbed lands:
KoromenelM ai u post planted on thc Dena
J��l���t I 1 ���-' mil.* Irom ita mouth marked
��� S. h. Comer, thene. north HO chaina, thence
���neUin��, ihence soulh 80 chaina, thence cast
nm. t.i i��*ini ul commencement.   -
JDee.fcrd, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
��� F. C. Elliott. Agont
JChartotti islands Uad Diatrict���District ol
Skeona
" ""He il; ai I, ,l���hn McUod ol V.ncouver,
loecupatlon brokor, intend to apply tor por-
m* tn prmpMt lur cual and petroleum on the
���       ��� erlbed lands
-Kornrotmdnj at a poat planted about 5
��� wmt .,1 :!,!��� n.rtheoat corner ol Timlier
{ ��� -niarkedJ.M.S.W.Cornor.thcnco
[ " '-lu.ii. .ll.vnn. east 80 chaina, thence south
���pi'-, thenn mil so chaina to point ol com-
iln-c .'1,1910. JOHN M'LEOD
��� F. C. EUlott, A., nl
1      irkt tl Uandl Und Dlitrict���Diatrict of
Skeen.
��� thai 1. Juhn McLeod of V.ncouver,
."���Tiii.ati,,,, broker, intend to apply lor pcr-
p.n n preapeel (ur cnal and lietroleum on th.
| .'..I laiuls:
Homm.-nria. in ���  posl  planted  .bout  5
** *"' �� tn. northeut corner ol Timber
'"   1'MO marked J. M. N. W. Corner,
���   .'liauis, thence eut 80 eh.lns,
���0 chains, thenco weat 80 chains to
.   'eon menconnnt.
fi1," .  ���  l''lu. JOHN M'LEOD
t F.C.Elliott. Agent
" ' hutotti 1 lands Und Diatrict���DUtrict ol
hi. . . Skwna
I ' ..i 1. Jnhn Mcl.eod ot Vancouver,
I itton bruker, inlend lo apply lor per-
'.;,��,,'""'I'-et lur eoal and petroloum on thc
���*d lands:
.    ';,'>��� at  a post planud .bout 5
1, .'���     ."' "���'' tiiirthcut corner ot Timber
..,'���."     marknl J. M. N. E. Corner,
_*.. ,,,',' '" "-h��ln��. (hence weat 80 ch.ina,
f."' "'ni..,' ibi___\      nC�� CMt 8�� Ch,lln" l0
fj.',',"i,*!l'l;"0* JOHN M'LEOD
* F. C. Elliott, Agent
fa 'liarl.ni,. UUndj Land Diatrict���Diatrict o
���    ,, Skeona
noun thai I John McUod ot Vancouver,
I"'"' i" ur. ",',', ',''!;"r- ln,tcn<1. t0 "PP'y ,or P-*-
], ��� ''""' ���������nd���� ���Mtr��loum ��n 'he
-   planted   at  the
(Jueon Charlotte lslnnds U .1 Distrlcl- Dlstrietol
B eunu
Take noliw. lhat 1, John MeLeod ul \'aneuiiver,
II. 0., occupaliun broker, intend tu apply (or per*
mission to pruspect for eoal and petroleum on the
following described lunds:
111.���Commencing at ��� post planted nt the
northcaHt > orner ot Com Licenc Nu. 8481 mnrknl
J.M.S. W. Corner, thence norlh Ml chnins tl end
enst 80 chains.ttietice ho t'i 8(1 chains, thenn. mm
COAT. NOTICE
COM, NOTICE
80 chaina to point ul commencement.
Dated Dec.'ill, 1010
I'ub Jan. 21.
JOHN M'LKOD
F. (.". KllioU. Agont
(Jueon Charlotte lslnnds Lund Disirict-Diatrict o.
Ski*enn
Take nol in'that I, John Mcl.eod ol Vnncouver
II. C, iici'iipiiilim bruker, intend to upplv lur per-1 i, , .    , ,     , ,   ,
mission lo prospect Inr coul and pertoleum on thi   Sl * _> """I'utum broker, Intend to apply lor per-
lollowliig ileMTlbed lands* ' mi����i|"i to prospect lor coal and petruleum on the
���'-..-Conimcnriiig a( a'pos( plantnl nbuul one! '"I1"*'�����' described lands
mile nortli und two miies east ol tbe northeast
enrner nl Cnal Llwnco No. Ul"" marknl J. M
N. \V. Curner, thence south 80 chains, tbonM I as!
80 chuins, thenn* north 80 ehains, thenn' tnmt 80
elinlns to point of commenci'ment.
LAND  PURCHASE NOTICK
Duletl Jun. I. 1011.
Tub. Jun. 21.
Queen Churlotte lslunds Land Dintrict ���District of
Skwnu
Tako notico thut I, John McLeotl of Vuncouver,
I). C, occupation broker, intend to apply tor per-
mliuion to prospect, for coul und petruleum on thu
following described lands:
14���Conimencin at a post punte at tho:
northeust corner of Coal Licence No. M81 nuirked I
J. M" N. W.Corner, thencesouth Hi) chaina, thoi.co
JOHN M'LEOD
F.C. Klliott, Auent
Skeenu Land Distriet--District of Coftit
Tr.ki* nottet thut Mary Hall of Port Simpson, ll.
0.i oooupftUon nurw, Intendi t���� apply for permti-
ilon to purchase the following deacribed landi:
Oommanetng at ��� post plantod at tho wuthwoit
corner liHichiiim* east andSOohalm north t��f the
Commoncin. at a post pl.ntetl  about two I Xuee'su ohS". trill' IhlleifT^t^m-l
chains, thenc** cant 80 chalna to  point of com- ; i),^,.,! Mm ii  ijiq
(juecn Charlotte lalanda 1 .uml 1 listriet    Distriet of
Skwnu
Take notiee thnt I, John Mclxmd  of Vancouver,
menn-ment
Datod Jan. 4,1911
I'ub. Jan.21.
MAItY HALL.
JOHN M'LKOD ,
Queen Charlotte lalanda Land District - District of
Skeenn
Take notire that I, John McU*od of Vancouver,
IL C*�� Occupation broker, intend to apply for per
mtalon to prospect for coal and petroleum on tho
followinK described lands:
26 -CommencinK at a post planted about one
I mile north and two mllea east of the northeaat
corner of Conl Licence No, 3477 marked J. M. N.
K. Corner, thence aouth 80 chuins. thence weat HO
chuins, thence north 80 chains, thence east 80
chnina to point ot commencement.
Dated Jan. 1, 1911. JOHN M'LKOD
I'ub. Jun. 21. F. C. Klliott, Agen.
east SO chains, thenc   north 80 cimins, thenci- weat
80chai a to point of co   men;* nent
Date )oc.2t),1010. ItillS  M'LKOD
Pub. Jan. 21. V- C . Klliott, Ajtent
Queen Charlotto Inlands Lund District ���Dlitrict of
Skeena
Tako notice that I, John McLeod of Vuncouver
B. Ci occupation broker, intend to apply for i er- j
mitaion to prospect (or coal und petroleum un the 1 Queen ('harlotte Inlands Land District ���District of
followinK described lands: Skeena
IB.���CommencinK at a post plunted ubout one ���     Take nntice that I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
milo east of the southeast corner of t'tial Licence . 1** C., occupation broker, Intend to apply  for per*
.enrinR
V s r      r: ,,( ' 0I-I I-icence No. 3482 marked
J* -,.. .      ;'������. thonco north HO chains, thence
Ih��in      , j, n'T mixih R0 chain*-. thence eaat
iSSte    "''I c��mmencement.
���I Jm 21   '    '��' J0HN M'LEOD
F.C. Elliott, Agent
' hariotto Ulandi Und Dlatrict-Dlitrict o(
*!���..���     , Skeena
��� SatieJJ1! *! i��hn,McLwfl ol Vancouver,
^jCKI iamU.    Bml petro,eum on th0
post planted  at  tho
-iconce Ho. 3481 marked
������thence north 80 chaina, thence
���*��iw.. aSSTJSS!K0 chainB'thencc �����*���
li,.(. _>r"\*.-fl con*"*pncement,
2    ,*       -i -uu
the   .""""^inv;  m  a
il  ."1"';,;"r'd Cnul Li
I    '
JOHN M'LEOD
F. C. Elliott, Agont
No. 3477 marked J. M. S. K. Corner, thence north I mission to prospect for conl and petroleum on the   It. C, occupation broker, intend lo apply for per
80 chalna, thenco west 80 chain**, thence aouth 80 ; followinK di-scnU-d lands:
chains,  thenco east  80 chains to point  of com- :     27.    Commancing at n post planted ubout two
mencement. ' miles eust of the nouth east corner of Coal Licence
Dated Dec. 29, 1910. JO   *   M'  '"OD i No, 3177 marked J. M. S. \V. Corner, thence north
Pub. Jan. 21 F. C. Elliott Agent,     ��� 80 chuins, thenco east 80 chuins. thence south SO
r*.        ���***   - *>* -*  ���      ,nl...    ���.,.      ,   chains, thence west  80 chaina to point of com*
Queen Charlotte lalanda Land District- District of   nienn>ment
_L     , Skeona Dated Jan. 1,1��1L JOHN M'LKOD
Take notice that 1, John McLeod of \anvoucer i pqji, jar)t jjl. F. C. Klliott, Agent
It. C��, occupalion broker, intend to apply for per '
mliwlon lo prospecl for coal und petroleum on lho
Pub. Dee. 17. Kred llobler, Auent
C. Elliott, Agent I SKecna Land District���District of Queim Charlu
Inlands
Take  notice that Catherine  Bowman  of  Van*.
Queen Charlotte Islanda I .and District���District ot   couver, It. t ., occupation spinster, intends to apply
Skeenu (or permiasion to purchase thu following deacrdwd
Tako notice that 1, John Mcl-cod of Vancouver, lands:
H. ('., occupulion broker, intend to apply for per- I Commencing at a post planted on the shore near
miaaion to prospect tor coal and lietroleum on tho tho mouth of Juskatala Hay, ul uhuut the north-
following deacnlted lands: west corner of Timber Licenae No. 80896, thenc*
37. Commencing at a post plunted about two east 80 chains, thenct* north 20 chains mon* or loaa
niiles north of the northeast corner of Coal Licence ' to the shore, thence westerly tollowing the shoro
No. 3175 marked J. M. S. \V. Cornor, thence north back to the place of commencement, containing
80 chains, thence east 80 chains, thence south J-0 ; 1(50 acres more or leas.
chains, thence west 80 chaina to point of com | Dated Oct, 7, 1910.        CATHERINE HOW MAN
mencement. , Pub. Nov. 5. A. E. Jeaaup, Agent
Dated Jan. 4, 1911. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jun. 21. F. C. Elliott, Agent 1 Skeena Land Diatrict���DUtrict of Queen Charlotte
Islands
Take notice that C. \V. Stanclilfe of Vnncouver,
Queen Charlotte Islands Und Dtatrict-Diatnctof   ?J [��� ����upation consulting engineer, intends to
Skeena l y- m**-\.    .. Penniaaton   to   purchase   the   tollowing
Take notice that I. John Mel .rod ot Vancouver, I i
! described lands-
Commencing at u post plunted at the wiutheast
80 chalna, thenco west 80 chaina, thenee aouth 80 ' following descrilied lands: " , m,aa,'nn~toTroi^ 22S?* ��!i Tin_.b,'r  ****_*3_m N.��- ;108ur> ���bnul one
following described lands: mU^ ��outh and one mile east of the
38. Commencing at a post planteil alt-out three J ^Jl,",a ' f>* thence north SO j]
ttSm north of tbe northweBt corner of Conl Licence 2-ft?1!? .tt?B��� ""\hi!LS2S
No. 84T6 marked J. M. N. EC. Corner, thence aoulh
80 chuina, thence went 80 chains, thenw north 80
cimins, thence east 80 chaina to point of commencement.
Dated Jnn. 1, 1911. JOHN M'LKOD
Pub Jan. 21. F. C. Elliott, Agent
entrance to
hains, thence east
thenw weat 80
chains to the pl��co of commenwment, containing
100 acres.
Date,! Oct. 7, 1910. C. \V. STANCLIFFK
Pub. Nov 5. A. E. Jesaup, Agont
(ollowing described lands:
16.���Commencing ut a poat planted about ono
mile eaat of the aoutheaat corner uf Coal Liccnw
No. 3477 marked J. M. S. W. Corner, theneu
north 80 chains, thenw eaat 80 chaini, thenw aouth
80 chaina, thence west 80 chuins to point ot commenwment.
Dated Dec. 29th, 1910. JOHN    M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. F. C. Elliott, Agent
Quwn Charlotte Islands Lftltd DUtrict-District ot
Skwna
Take notiw that I, John McIahkI of Vancouver,
!L C��� occupution broker, intend to apply for permission to prospect for eoal nnd |ieiroleum on tho
following described lands:
88, Commencing at u post plunted about two
unlet-* enst of thu southeast corner of Coal Liwnw
No. 3477 marked J. M. N. W. Corner, thenw
south 80 chains, thenw eaal 80 chains, thenw
north 80 chairs, thenw west  80 chains to point
Skoena l-nn<l District -District of Const Range ft
Take notiw thut Charles M. WUton of l'rnco
Rupert. R. <'., occupution real estate agent, intends
to apply for permission to purchase tha following
dcHcrioed lauds:
i. ',ii    iin     i-    i ������������������   ni  o iinen I     Commenring at u post planted at the northeast
(jfiTSwJ. noury p, blic? il , To ^n'-rf Uhrm-f. aurvev.,1 lot No lis., (heneo
npnlv lor permission to proapeet lor eoal anil \t*l ** c ;u,n" ,"or,' "r ** In 10 chums ena! ol
Alroleum & (be ,������owm��� \lJrlM landi        _._   I *��,, O*** ri^aurveye,, Jg^g ^'
Queen Charlotto Islands Land DUtrict-District ot
Skwna
Jan.21.
Commencing at a pn-.t planteil thirteen milea
north an��l live mile* ea��t of Section 13, Township
7, Oraham Uand and markad No. E3, T. R. D., N.
K. comer, thenw west 80 chaini', thenw south 80
chains,  ihenw east 80 chains,  thenw north  80
JOHN M'LKOD   ohslns lo jmint of commenwment, containing 640
F C  Klliott  Asent   tatm mo1* or ���p*'-
r. t . r.Liiou, Agtnt   _|n|w- Noy  ^  .,)10 TBDB, R. DAVKY
I'uh. Dec. 't. Wilson (lowing. Agent
Quwn Charlotte Islanda Land District��� DUtrict ot
Skwna
Tuke notiw that I, John McLeod of Vancouver, I of commenwment.
I'. C, occupation hroker, Intend to apply for per- | Datetl Jan. 1, 191'
miaaion to prospwt for coul und petri.hum on thu
following deacrilsntl lands:
17.���Commencing at a post plunted ubout ono
mile eaal of the southeast wrntr of Coul Licence
No. 3477 marked J. M. N.W. Corner, thence soulh
80 chains, thencc east 80 chains, thenw north 80
chaina, thenw west 80 chains lo poin lotcommcncc-
ment. .,,_,-  .1 mission to pn��speet tor eoal ami twtnifeum on'tho   Charlotte,   occupation   notary   public,   intend  to
Dated Dec. 29th, 1910. JOHN M LKOD   f0nnwlng describe*! landa: 'apply  for p      I   ion  to  prospect  tor coal  i nd
I'uh. Jan. 21. F. C. Klliott, Agent ���     29.���Commencing at a post planteil almut thrw J petroleum on the tollowing described land:
,  ,      . ___,    . ,1 mile*, wst and one mile south of the southeast       Commencing at  a post planted  thirteen miles
Quwn Charlotte Islands ljind District- DUtrict ut   oMMrolCoal Liwnw No. 3177 marketl J. M.S.W   north and five milen eant of Section 13, Township
Skoena Corner, BO north 80 chains, thenw east  80   7 < J nil mm lsiand and marketl No. B8, T. It. D. N.
Tako notice that I, John McLeod of Vaneouvu i ^^1-.^, thet.w south 80 chains, thenw west 80   W  corner, thenw east 80 chains, thenw south 80
tl. C.( occupation broker. Intend to npply for per*; Piininn to point of commenwment. chain",  thenw west   80 chains, thenw north HO
lo proapect for coal and pelroleum on the   i,.,*,^) Jan. 1, 1911 JOHN M'LKOD   chains to point nf commenwment. onnt.iining 840
g described landa:
Quwn Charlotle Islands Land District���DUtrict of
Skwna | Queen Charlotle lalands Land District
ltlw that 1, John Mcleod Ol Vanwuver, Skwna
B, C, t c upation hroker, intend to apply tor |ier- t     Take notiw lhat 1, Thos. R.
DUtrict of
Davey of Queon
intend   ..
nd
BBurion
following
18.���Commencing at a post planted about ono
mile east of the aoutheast corner of Coal Liwnw
No. 3477 marked J. M. N. E. Corner, Ihence aoulh
80 chaina, thenco west 80 chains, thenw north 80
chaina, thenw eaat 80 chains to point of commencement.
Dnted Dec. 29th, 1910. JOHN M'LKOD
Pub. Jan. 21. F. C. Klliott, Agont
Quwn Charlotte lalands Land DUlrict���District o
Skeena
Tako notiw that I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
n. C, occupation hroker, intend lo apply for permission to proapect for coal and petroleum on lhe
following described lands:
IV.���Commencing at a post planted one mie
north of the northeast corner of Coal Liwnw No
3477 marked J. M. S. W. Corner, thence north 8
chains, Ihence east 80 ehains, thenw south 8
chains, thence wesl 80 chains to point of com
menwment..
Dated Dec. SO, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. F. C. Elliott, Agent
Quwn Charlotte Islands Land DUtrict���DUtrlctol
Skeena
Take notice lhat I, John Mcl.cod of Vancouver,
B. C.. occupation hroker, intend to apply for per*
misaion to prospecl for coal and petroleum on the
following Me. ml't-il lands:
20.���-Commencing at a post p.antod one mile
north of the northeast wrner ot Coal Liwnw
No. 3477 marked J. M. S. E. Corner, thenw north
80 chains, thence west 80 chains, thenw south 80
chains, thenw east 80 chsins to point of commencement.
Dated Dw. 30,1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. F. C. Elliott, Agent
Quoen Charlotte Islands Land DUtrict���DUtrlctol
Skwna
Take notice lhat 1, John McLeod of Vancouver
B. C, occupation broker, Intend to apply for permission to proajH*ct for coal and petroleum on tho
(ollowing (lescnlied lands:
21.���Commencing at a post planted one mile
north of the northeaat corner of Coal Llwnw
No. 3477 marked J. M. N. W. Corner, thence
aouth 80 Chains, thenw east 80 chalna, thence
north 80 chains, thence weat 80 chains lo point of
commenwment. ���  __
Dated Dec. 30, 1910. JOHN M'LKOD
Pub. Jan. 21. F. C. Elliott. Agent
Quwn Chariotte Mauds Und District���DUlrict ot
Skoena
Take notiw that L John McLeod of Vancouver,
B. C, occupaUon broker, intend to apply for permission to prospect for wal and petroleum on tho
following iltit-ril *.1 lands:
22.���Commencing at a post planted one mile
north of the northeaat corner of Coal Liwnw
No. 3477 marked J.M.N. E. Corner, thenw south
80 chains, thenw west 80 chains, thenw nnrth 80
chains, thenw east 80 chains to |>oint of wm*
menwment.  .,., _,,.��,--,
Dated Dec. 30, 1910. JOHN M'LKOD
Pub. Jan.21. F.C. Elliott, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islands Land DUtrict-DUtrieto
Skwna
Tako notiw that I, John McLeod of Vanwuver
B. C, occupation broker, intend to apply for permission to prospwt tor wal and petroleum on the
following descritttd lands:
23.-~Commenclng at a post planted alwut one
mile north and two mites easl of the northeast
corner of wal Llcenw No. 3477 marked J. M.
S. E. Corner, thenw north 80 chains, thenw west
80 chains, thenw south 80 chains, thence east 80
chalna to point of commenwment.
Datod Jan. 1, 1911 _ JOHN M LKOD
Puh. Jan. 21. F.C. Elliott, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islands Und DUtrict-DUtrict of
Bkaana
Take notiw that I, John McLeod of Vanwuver,
B. C, occupation broker, Intend to apply for permisaion to prospwt for wal and petroleum on the
following descnlml landa: ���i������. ������.,
24.-Commenclng at a post planted about one
mile north and two miles east of the northeasl
wrner of Coal Liwnw No. 3177 marked J. M.
8. W. Corner, thenw north 80 chars, hence
oaat  80 chains, thenw south  80 chains, thenw
WbAafri: F.C. Elllott, Agent
Pub. Jan.21.
K. ('. Klliott, Agent
Quwn Charlotte Island*. Und DUtrict-DUtrict ol
Skeenu
Take notiw thnt 1, John Mcleod ot Vanwuver,
B. C., occupation broker, intend to apply for per-
acre* more or lew
Dated Nov. 8, 1910.
Pub. Dec. 3.
THOS. EL DAVKY
WiUon (iowing. Agent
Skwna  Und  Dslrict���-Quwn  Charlotto    Islands
Division
Take notiw lhat 30 days after date 1, Cha-les
mission lo prospect for wal and petroleum on the   Helmer,  farmer, of  Skidegate,  11.  C.,  intend  to
following tlescribcd lands;
30.���Commencing at a post planted almut
| thrw milea east and one mile south of the sourt-
east wrner of Coal Liwnw No. 3177 market) J. M
N. W. Corner, thenw south 80 chains, thenw east
80 chains, thenw north 80 chains, thenw west 80
chains to point of commenwment
Dated Jan, 1,
Pub.Jan.21
1911
apply to the Chief Commit-donor of Unds for a
liwm-e to prospect for cnal, oil and petroleum on
and under the following dtedribad lands:
Commencing at a post planted three miles
south antl one mile we*=t of the southeast, corner of
Lot ''l'l, (iraham Island, thenw east 80 cMuinB,
thenct- south  80 *chuins, thenw west   80 chains,
of Ukelso Uke, thenw* north 80 chnins to the
aouth line uf Willium (Sidney's hit surveyed August
20, 1910, tbence east 80 chains, thenr.* nouth 80
chains to point of commencement, contuining 240
acres more or less.
CHAS. M.WILSON
Pub. Nov. 5
Skeena Land DUtrict-District *t Coast
Tske notiw that Sarah E. Alton of Port Simpson,
B.  C���  occupation   nurse.  Intend*  t��  apply  for
i ��� ���'��� i rion   to   purchase  the  following   described
lands:
Commencing ut a post nlanted at the i-.orthwest
corner 110 chuins east antl 20 chuinn south of the
northeast corner ot Ut 1110 illnrvey Survey:,
thence 80 cbains east, thenw 80 chuins nouth,
i thenw 80 chains west, thenco north Ml chuins to
post ot commenwment, containing 640 acr��*s, moro
or leas.
Duled Nov. 11, 1910. SARAH K. ALTON
Pub. Dec. 17. Fred Bohlar. Agent
Skeenu Land District -Distriet <.f C����*t.
;     Take notice thut L. W. Slt-an of Princo Kupert
Occupation housewife, intends to upply   for  per-
! mission  to  purchaae  the    followlnfl   described
lnnds:
Commandng at a poot planted at B. W. eomar
lnt 170" marked  L. W. S.  smith enst cornar and
running north hi chuins. thenee WOat 80 ehains,
I thence south 80 ehains, thenre east 2��> chains to
! point of commencement, containing 180 ucres.
Date Dec. 22. 1910.
Pub. Dec. .11. 1810. LURECTIA W. SLOAN
JOHN M'LEOD ��� thenw north 80 chains to point ot commenwment,
V. C. Elliott, Agent i antl wntaining GI0 acres.
{ Dated Nov. lti, 1U10.
Pub. Dw. 10.
Skwna Und District-District of Coaat
Take notiw that May Dineen of Port Simpson,
B. C, owupation stenographer, intends to apply
, , .    ,, _-   for itermission to purchase Um* following described
( HARLKS Ml l.Ml K   innda:
1 Commencing at a post planted nl tho northwest
wrner 100 chuina eust and 20 chains narth el the
northeast corner of Ut 1110 (Harvey Survey),
thenw 80 chnins eust, thence 40 chains south,
thenw 80 chains west, thence 40 chains north to
the post of commenwment, containing ?)20 acres,
more or leas.
Dated Nov. 14, 1910. MAY DINEEN
eM?r,113__ itr ���vr^?' *__\__rfm�� I B^s��,s^,?!Sff_?s,��?a����:,,ub- dk- ,t-
Quwn Charlotto Uandl Und DUtrict-DUtrict ol
Ikeena
Take notiw that I, John McLeod of Vancouver, |
B. C, occupation broker, intend to apply for pcr-
Skwna  Und  DUlrict���Queen  Charlotte  Inland
DivUion
Take notiw that 30 tlavs after date I, Ferdinand
T'SKuU nl.nl.Ml .boil tb* I "��""��� V ig��RS* "!��� -���'��� g -,"!' Of1*01"-*"" ""
..V- _.. ...I .... -,,..' X ., tti ___Smm . and un.ler lho tollowlnu .loarrlliort lamia:
80
chain, to point nl commrenrmont
Datnl JanM, 11)11
Puh. J.n. 21.
chains,  ttii'nco oaat  HU chnins,  thence  north  80 '
.L.t..   .i. .���. . ... un ��i..inB  .i.nnM. �����.. an   cnains,   un*nci*  easl   nn  conins,   inonc.*  nnnn   oo
JSME3 _*22_��JS? ,hrnC" ���"1 m \ chain.. tl,',.�� ��.,t 80 chaina lo point ol enmmenco-
Skeon.
Tako notice that I, Thoa.
JOHN M'l.EOI)
F. C. Elliott, Agen
K. Davey of Que*n
Quoen Charlotte Islan.ls Unit Dlatrlct-
Skoena
-Diatrictol
ment, and eonUlninR 010 acrea. ('hariotle.   occuoation*   notary   puhlic,   Intend  to
Date.1 Nov. 14.1910.   FEKD1N AND G. TAPERT   ,ppij.   ,or  pi.rmi��ion  to  proa|>ect  lor  coal  .nd
I'ub. Dec. 10 petroleum on the lollowing deacribed land:
Commencing   at  a   poat  planted   three  milo.
Queen Charlotte lalanda Land Diatrict���Dlitrict ol ' north and auven milea eaat nl Section 18, Townahip
Skeon. 7, Graham Island and marked No. 70, T. K. D., N.
Tako notice that I, Thos. II. Davey ol Queen : K. corner, thence aouth 80 chains, thence west 80
Take notice th.t I, John Mcljeod ol V.ncouver, Charlolte, occupation noury public, Intond to chalna, thence north 80 chains, thencc east 80
D. C, occupation broker. Intend to apply lor per*, apply lor pormUaion to proapect lor coal and I chains to point ol commencement, containing 640
mission tu proapect lor co.l .nil petroleum on tho   IH.truleum on the lollowing descrilied land: 1 acrw moro or lesa.
lollowing deacrilie<l l.nd.: Commancing .t . poat plantod thirteen milea ' Dated Nov. 11, 1910. TIIOS. It. DAVEY
32.��� Commencing .t . poat planted almut on.   nori|i and throe miloa eaat ol Section 13, Townahip I Pub. Dec. 3. Wilaon Gowing, Agent
mile nnrth ol the northweat corner ol Coal Licenc.   fj Graham Uland and marked No. 79. Thoa. 11. D., i
No. 3479 m.rked J.M.S. E. Corner, thence north   s. E. corner, th.nce eut 80 chaina, thonc. north 80   Queen Charlotte lalands I,and District���Diatrict ol
80 oh.ina. thence weat 80 chalna, thenco muth 80   eh.ln,,  thence west  80 chalna, thenco aoulh 80 Skeena
chains, thenc east 80 ch.ina to point ol com**, chaina'to point of commencement, conuining 640
mencement.  ,,,, ___   .era. more or lea.
Dated J.n. 4, 1911. JOHN M'l.EOD I o,u-i Nov. 13, 1910.               THOS. K. DAVEY
I'ub. J.n. 21. F. C. Elliott, Agont j pub. Dec. 3.                           Wilaon Gowing, Agont
Oueen Chariotte Ial.nda Und Diatrict���Dlitrict ot j Skoona  Land  District -Quoen  Charlotte islands
Ml  1   ll 1   I.  li ,li
Skwna
T.ke notice th.t 1, John Mcl-wi'l ot Vancouver,
II. Ci occupation broker, Intend to .pply lor permiaaion to proipect lor co��l .nil petroleum nn tho
lollowing described land.:
88, Commencing ��t . poat planted aliout one
mile north ol the northweat corner ol t'oal Licence
Division
Take notice that 80 daya after dale I, Ferdinand
G. Taper:, tanner, m Skidegate, 11. ('., intend tu
apply to lhe Chiol CommlsEioner ot Ijinds, fnr a
license to prospect lor cnal, oil and petroleum on
and under the following described lands:
Commencing at a pnst nlanted at the northeast
No 34711 m.rked J. M. S. W. Corner, thence north , corner ol Lol .'.06, Graham lsiand, thenco north 80
Ml chaina, thence oe.t 80 ch.ina, thencc aouth 80 [ chains, thence west 80 chains, thence south 80
chains thence weet 80 chaina to point ol commence- chains, thenco enst 80 chains to imint nl commence-
_,_., ' ment. and eonlaining 640 news.
Dated J.n  4.1911. JOHN M'LEOD   Dated Nov. 14, 1910.   FERDINAND ��. TAPERT
Pub. Jan. 21. F. C. Elliott, Agent   I'uh. Dec. 10
Skeona  Land   District- Queen  Charlotto  Island
Division
Tako notic.* that 30 days alter date I, Ferdinand
G. Tapert, larmer, ol Skidegate, 11. C, intend to
apply to the Chiet Commissioner of Lands, tor a
Queen Charlotte lalanda Land Diatrict -Diatrictol
Skeena
Take notice that I, John Mcl/eotl of Vancouver,
H. C�� occupation broker, Intend to apply lor per-. ���
mission to prospect lor coal and potroleum on tho, licenso to prospect Inr coal, oil and pelroleum on
hilhiwing .loscriliod landa: ' and under the lollowing described lands:
34.-Commnncing ��t . poat pl.nted .bout on. ; Commencing at a post planled it the northeast
mile north ol thc northweat corner ol Co.l Licence corner nl Lot BOB, (.raham Island, thence north 80
So 3179 marked J. M. N. fa, Corner, thence aouth : chains, theneo east 80 chains, Ihence south 80
80 chains, thonce weat 80 chaina, thenco nnrth 80 j chain., thence west 80 chains to point ol commenco-
ehains. thence cat 80 chain, to point ol com- i M. mgm* n .ining M.��R^ANDaTA-ERT
"Xl, UU JOHN M'LEOD j Pub* Dec. 10
Pub. Jan. 21. F. 0. Elliott, Agent i
' Queen Charlotte lalanda Land District���District ol
Quwn Cbarlotto UttfcXgd I%trlct-District of ,     ^ ^ ^ ��g* R   I)avfly of Quecn
Take notiw that I, John McI*od of Vanwuvor, I Charlotte, occupation HOtMy JtgWjj. ��"*����� to
B. C., owupation broker, intend to apply for per-, gPjg for pcrrniMion to PfgMBt for OOal and
mlHinniB pro��P��t for wal an.l petroleum on the   petroleum on the (ollowinK d^-Mbed land
Tak�� notic* that I, Thoa. R, Davey of Quwn
Charlotle, occupation notary public, intend to
apply for permisaion lo prospwt fur coal and
petroleum on the followinK descril-od land:
CommencinK at a posi plantod tbirtwn mileo
nortli and live miles east oi Swtion \'.\, Township
?, Craham laland and markeil No. 77, T. It. D., S.
W. wrner, thonce east 80 chains, thonce north HO
chains, thenw weat 80 chains, thenw south 80
chains to point of commenwment, wntaining &40
acres more or lees.
I mi.-l Nov. U, 1010. THOS. U. DAVKY
Pub. Dee. 3. Wilson GowinK, Au*nt
Quwn Charlolte Islands Land District���District of
Skoena
Take notiw that I, Thos. R. Davey of Quoen
Charlotte, owupation notary public, Intend to
apply for permiasion to prospect (or coal and
petroleum on tho followinK described land:
CommencinK ot a post planted thlrtwn mllea
north and five miles eaal of Section 1.J, Townahip
7, Graham Island and marked No. 78, T. R. D., S.
E. corner, thenw weat 80 chains, thenw north 80
chains, thence east 80 chains, thenw aouth 80
chains to point of commenwment, containinK 640
acres more or leas.
Dated Nov. 18, 1910. TMOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. Doc. H. Wilson GowinK, A*ont
Commencing at a post nlanted nine miles north
o'mmoncinK'a'ri'post planted about one   and seven milm east of iSecUon 13, Townahip 7,
Lh ol tho northweat wrnor ot Coal Liwnce   (.raham Island and 5^2;^^ S,
*    W. eorner, thenw east 80 chains, thenw south 80
chalnH, thenw weat HO chains, thenw north  80
chains to point of wmmenwment, wntaining 040
acree more or less. _   _____
Datod Nov. 10, 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. Dec. 3. Wilson Gowing, Agent
following descrilied lands:
3fi.���Cm
mile norlh ..
No. MT9 marked J. M. N. W.( orner, thenw anuth
80 chains, thenw eoat HO chains, thence north 80
chains, thenco weat 80 chains to point of wm-
KSSTS^.lMll JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. F. C- Elliott, Agent
LAND  LEASE NOTICK
Skoena Land District���District of Coast
Tako notico that Hume   Babington of  Princo
Rupert,   master   mariner,   intonds   to   apply   for
permisaion to leaae the followinK dcacribe'1 land:
A small Island in the Skwna River about four
milos above Telegraph   Point containinK about B0
acres.
Dated Dec. 14. 1910. HUME BARINGTON
Skwna Und District���District of Coaat
Tako notiw that  Hume  Uabington  of   Prince
Rupert,   master   mariner,   intends   to   apply   for
permisaion to leaao the followinK deacribed tore-
Bhore:
Commencing   at   a   post   planted   on   a   small
Island In tho Skwna River about thrw milai abovo
Telegraph Point thenw southerly 2000 fwt.
Dated Doc. 14. 1910. HUME BAB1GNTON THE   PRINCE   RUPERT   OPTIMIST
The Christiansen-Brandt Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
We have some good buys in City Property.
Our Farm Lands proposition along the G. T. P. are worth
investigating.
Come and see us or write us before buying elsewhere.
Royal Bank of Canada
Head Office: MONTREAL. Established 1869.
Capital, $6,700,000
Surplus, $7,200,000
Total Assets, $92,500,000
Savings Hank Department, $1 will open an account,
Branches throughout Canada ami Banking Connections with all parts of the
United States.
Agents throughout the world.
H. P. WILSON, Manager. PrinceSRupert Urmieh.
t^_***4**4mmm**mttmf***t^**t*^^
MAjp MILLIONS BY MERCERS
HOW PUBLIC IS TAXED BY THE MAKERS OF
h    TRUSTS-FACTS ABOUT THE CEMENT MERGER
m*^^mt^*i***-��**M*M**4 t**-**w*m**m*t l*t<*****m*mtt*^ii
Thesi; are the days when in illustrated weeklies, and in daily newspapers as well, you may read glowingly
eulogistic sketches of the careers df
certain few notable Canadians-young
men yet, most of them, "keen, alert-
looking, full of nervous energy," and
so forth, as you ure told to see for
yourself by gazing at the pictured Napoleonic features of these newly-fledged
millionaires, who have achieved their
great wealth by the exercise of the art
of merger-making. There is no such
source of abundant wealth to the
Napoleons of high finance and up-to-
date business strategy as a skillfully
achieved merger.
It  is curious how most of us. after 1000,000 in
reading with proper indignation an BC- haa been
count of how some of these mergers has been issued thus far .bonds, preferred \ ���
were���and  ure���cement   manufacturing
plants in various purls of Canada, from
Ottawa to Calgary.    \\ ilh  a view to i
"lessening the costs of production," to.
say nothing of the other things in view, I
the merger was formed.
Eleven cement companies, the smallest with a capital of $500,000, and the
largest with a capital of $2,750,000, the!
total capitalisation of the entire eleven
being $17,750,000, were absorbed into!
the Canada Cement Company, with a;
capitalization of $38.COO,000.    Of this t
amount $19,000,000 is in common stock,
of which $13,500,000 hus been issued,
$11,000,000 in preferred stock of which ; ���   T,     T, ,
! $10,500,000  has  been  issued,  and  $S,       M   IIHIPSOI)  MM fid I
...THE..,
Universal Favorite
Represents   the  last   word  i
Range construction
-FOR BALEBY-
l bonds, of which $5,000,000   J
issued.   Thut is to suy, then Im**** *��
Electric  Wiring
and
Supplies
A. T. Parkin & Co.
Centre Street.
i    NOTICK is HEREBY GIVEN Hint application
! will Ik* intuit* tn tlu* l'arliumcnl uf Camilla nt tin*
' present M'asiun tin-roof, for un Act to incorporate
a railway compuny under the namaof "Hudson's
Hoy. Paaea Kiver uiul Pneilic Huilwny Colnpnny"
with Dowar to luy uut, construct uml operate n
nne or lines of rniiwny from Port Nelson on Hiul-
lon'l lluy; thence in n northwesterly direction to
Kort Churchill nn Hudson's Uny; thence westerly
battean the tilty-eiuhth and sixtieth parallels of
latitude to. nt or near Kort Vermillion on the ( ,,     , ,
Paaea Rlvar, thanee in n southwesterly direetion portrait. Of course not all the makers
to, at or near Fort St. John; thenee westerly und - ._���,..���,_, ;,, .I,;,. fnnnHn nf r,nrs an)
Dorthwaatarly to Laurier I'ass; thence westerly '" mergers in Ull.** t ,1111111.1 Ol ours .in
Inn slii-htly soulh thouirh keepinn north of the young men: bill several of I he most
lifty-sixth parallel to a point nt or near where the I . ,    ,   .
; Naas Kiver cr*����e* the fifty-sixth parallel; thence   conspicuous are, and their success
' prey upon the public, will turn with
equal interest to one of these glowing
sketches wheh relate.' how its subject
I has in un amazingly few years "risen
i to u leading place among the business
men of Canada" by the exercise of
those high endowments which we arc
directed   to   see   for   ourselves   in   his
down either the east or west side of the Nans III
, ver to a point at or near where it enters the I'nci
lie Ocean und from tlience tothe I'acillc Ocean nt
or near I'ort Simpson, also from n noii.t on the
aforementioned course nt or n.-i.r Fort St. John   WOl'lliy
fi----'- ni��_>��L!�� !....���   aforementioned course nt or nav Kort St. Jul
HRflPP  Q SrPSrnQll II flflPRP        southeasterly t,>tl.,. cityulKilnninton In tha Pi
IIUUCI    0 UluQIIIulllU HUullUU    vimi*-if All***rtn.nnilfr���mi* point ,.n the sni.l II
J V m          m ltd rnilway nt or near whi*re it  touches Cochrat
Through tickets to all points in
United States and Canada by the
Northern Pacific Railway. The
Finest Train across the Continent,
connecting at NEW YORK. BOSTON. PORTLAND ami HALIFAX
with ATLANTIC STEAMERS for
nil points io ENGLAND. SCOTLAND. GERMANY, FRANCE,
ITALY. NORWAY ami SWEDEN
by White Star. Red Star, American, Dominion. White Star, Dominion, Cuiiurd. French Line,
North German Lloyd, Hamburg
American and Qanndian Northern
Steamships. For all information
write me or call nt ollice.
irnne
river, southerly nnd soull.v.-e.sl.-rly to the eity of
I'rint e Altierl in the province of Snskutchcwun;
arlth power to construct at.o operate lelerraph
ami telephone and cable lines for general public
pur|*os**s; to carry on, oopatniet, maintain and
opeiuli* Isiuts unci ferries for the purposes of the
rnilway and other purposes; to nctpiirc nnd make ) logic
i use of  lands, wnterlots. wharves, docks, dock-I      Arii, .
ynnls. slips, warehouses, elevntors uml other con- ,      ttmoii-s
, veniences; nnd with power to enter into nurt*e- I have    formed
' ments with other companies.
II. W. AI1COCK.
Kor the Applicnnl.
1     Dat(*tl ut Winnipeg this twenty-second dny of
1 Decemlier. WW.
I fl.ll fiw Smith t Johnson. Ottnwn, Agents
stock   and  common  siock,  a total of
$-i<),000,000,    on    which    the   Canada
Cement Company must provide returns.
This is $11,250,000 more than the total
capitalisation  of the eleven  companies
which were merged to form lhe Canada **���*-*'. RELIABLE
Cement Company.    Il does not appear  I AIINf UpC
that that additional issue of $11,250,0110  LHUlltllLJ
of stock and bonds represents any con- 	
siderable investment of hard cash for t-��/~v/-> r-ir-)f ��->��� * f>y\
the improvement of the properties KAJisjlllirvO *�������� DLAv1v|
absorbed by the merger.
And  what  of the  lessened  costs  of
production antl operation of the busi- \\j       , |
ness? The cost of cement is higher.
The purchasers ol cement have to provide the returns on the millions of
"water" in the swollen capitalisation.
The Canada Cement  Company is only
one of the long list of mergers which  THE BEST ON 1 HE MA!
have been formed in ihe recent era of:
"high  finance."    It  is robbery of the
public that a combination of the con-
vears   small    industries    being cems manufacturing any commodity in  ||*|||ni|  PP   Pf!MDnllV I1C B f \4'
demand should be able to charge prices  UtllUN  D.D. UUI!I
conspicuous are, and their success, lhat
is  to  say,   their  acquisition   of   great
wealth,   is   written  about  as  a   thing
of   all   admiration.     There   is
a somewhat evident lack of logic in
thus regarding merger-makers us admirable, but merger-making as not admirable: but it is an old story that this
is a world which is not governed by
far from it.
FOR SALE
J. H. ROGERS
GENERAL   RAILROAD   AM)   S. S.   AGENT
CITY SCAVENGING COMP'Y
Call 'Phone 18
Orders Promptly
Attended   to.
Office: 6lli Ave. and Fulton Si.
Application  For   Hotel     Liquor
cenac For the Savoy Hotel
Li-
I, Alexander .Inmes Pnulhommo of lhe City o
Prince Kupert. in tlie Province of H. ('., Motel
keeper, hereby apply tn tlie Ilonril of Lirense
Commissioners for thi snlil City of Prinee Kunert
for n hotel liquor license to sell intoxicating li��i-
uors under the provisions of the statute*, In thnt
liehnlf nml the hy-law* of the city of Prince Rupert and liny Ifnandmailta thereto, for the premises
known anil daaefibad ns the " Savoy Hotel." situate on lots 1:1 anil 11. block '1.1, section 1, in the
citv of Prinn* kupert, lo commence on the Sth
���lay of March, lull.
Anil I bertby n-trin- lhat In case a lirense Ik?
Krantrs! pursuant to this application, that no Asiatic shall In* employisl or l��* permitteil to be upon
snlil premises other than in the capacity of a iruest
or customer, nor shall Asialies In* arnplayaa Of?
saiil premises to do any work to lie used ,,, ,,r in
any wny connected with said premises.
And I hereby ntrree that I shall accept said license subject to this agreement, and tint any
breueh of this agreement shall render me liable to
the penalties provided for In the Prince Kupert
Liiptor License lly-law.
My post ollice address Is Prince Kupert, II. ('.
The names and addresses of the owners of the
premises proposed to Ih* licinsed are Alexander
.lames Prudhomme. Prince Kupert, ll.C, and A.
V. Fisher. Prince Rupart, B.C.
Dated at Prince Kupert this M day of Flab*
ruary, lull.
ALEXANDER JAMES PKUDIIOMME
Section 1
Block 7, lot 14, $1S'0; $:'40 cash,   $550
in li months, $550  10  months, $400
in 12 months.
Block Ifi, lot HO, $4,000; cash $1,000
Hlock 20, lot 18, $5500; cash S.-ISOO.
Hlock 2(i. lot 2:i, $3,750; cash $2,000
Hlock 28, lots :��� antl 4, $1,600 ea; terms
Hlock 89, lot !>, 11,800; terms
Hlock 41, lots 17 and   18,   $7(*<K>;   $.'000
balance li, 12,   18  months,   with  8
room house.
Hlock 31, lot 27  with   three  buildings,
$7,(i00; cash $4,1100
Section 5
Hlock 27, lot 32, $7.r)0; terms
Block 28, lot 24, $700; terms
Block 80, lots 111, 20. 11,860 pr; terms
Block 42, lots 5 antl 8, $050 ea; terms
Section 6
Block 3, lots 3 anil 4, $2.50(1 pnir
Hlock I, lots 21 and 22, Sl.i'nn each
Hlock 7, lots 30 and 31, $1300 each,good
terms.
Block 17. lot 21, $1,200
Block 21. lot 20, 81,000
Block 28, lot 20, $1,025
Hlock 28, lot 33, $025; cash $325.
Block 31, lot 15 with house, $850
Section 7
I-ots  on   Eighth   Ave.   $375.
Several good buys on Fifth and Sixth.
Section 8
Double corners  on   the PlaSB at $550
per pair.
FOR RENT
Furnished house in good location $25
per month. Several unfurnished
houses in nil parts of the city.
the   many   mergers   which
in   this  country   during
recent
absorbed into gigantic concerns, and
lhe control of millions being centred
in the hands of a few -one of the most
notable is tl.e Cement Merger. A dispatch from Toronto in lhe daily press
the other day announced that "iii -pile
of all prophecies to the contrary, the
Canada Cement Company showed a
very disappointing annual statement."
Tin* dispatch went on to say
Timber   raisers  and Mining hpt*
Cnn Hir<* Prom Th*
Rover Eoat House!
None Im! sober 1
'���'' n.ei
cm,!''..!
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Western Fuel Co.'
COAL
BEST ON THE MAI
PROMPT DELIVER?
which provide dividends not only on,
real capital invested, but on "water."
The   public   are   becoming   more   and 1
more aroused  to  the modus operandi 1
of these Napoleonic achievements, which '
would nol bc possible if the tariff pro-
lection on the commodities in question
were done away wilh.    The financiers
The new steel I'* --���1 ���*'��� r Stowr
"Camosun
��
leaves
of genius who carry on these operations tv. Riini-rt I'VtTV SlllldSf
"According to the oflicial report for! will lind it necessary to look to it that *���*���"" "
they do not kill the goose lhal lays lhe|
golden egg.
at 9 a.m. for VancomJ
arriving Monday a! tcmooi
McCaffery & Gibbons
Real Estate and Inaurance  ���   Third A��
FOR   SALE
Section 1, Lot 21, Hlock 14.
Sectinn S, Lot .-), Hlock Id.
R. G. Hulbert, Vancouver,  B.C.
D.Ap-HO
the year ended December 31. the Company earned on the common stock
$142,679, which is just over 1 per cent
on the stock.    The Company's profit  Queen ch-*ri��*tlc **,1*****!'*'k^nn_d UUtri*-1 -"��������"���='-���-' | por SteWUPt Cit\-  "11 aiTWI
and   loss  statement   shows   net   prolits I _*",*�� noticei thatI. Thi*. II. Davey of Quean j      fmnrr,     VnncnllVl'l*
for the year of $1,177,(507
Take notice that I, Thos. It. Davey ol Queen !
i charlotte,  occupation   notary  public,  intend  to
Alter bond I apply  lor  permUsion  to  prospect   Inr coal  ami
Ititaraat   , nu      ������,|   ���r..f..^r.���l   ,11..   I P*_f<M*��-*l 0" th* following doscrllitcl land:
interest  01   S.iOO.OOU .mil  preferred  div-|    CommencinK at a  port   planted eleven  mile.
Idends of $735,00U were paid, the sur- ' np"n ?���"' ���JS** r""**".,***t_"';*T,i"n-*L"���.'""'���"���'���l'
,       ,        . ���        ' ,     ", Oraham Island and mnrked No. 47, T. II. I >., S.
plus for the year was $142,(*!l7      Wilh j W. corner, thencc eant 80 chainn, thence north SO
$9K0QA 1.-,.,,,.I,i  (.,-��.,.-a r*   mnii   .1.   I chains,  tlience wmt  HO chnins, thenn* oouth  80
ij,-.IIj l-rouglit lorn ard Irom 190'J, the ] chains, to point ol
THOS. It. DAVKY
Wilson ( .'.him'. A**ent
1836 1911
The Bank of
British North America
75 Ycara In BtjiilncM.
Capita] and Reserve Over $7,300,000
commencement, containing* RIO
amount of surplus now totals $217,094. j ���"r��� �����rc. "J J**"������
Cash is shown at $!U(i,lG!��, and the cur-   I'uh. Dec. :i. '
rent assets at 18,688,460,   This compares
with 1689,646 of CUrreM liabilities."
The price of cement has increased
as a result of the formation of the
merger known as the Canada Cement
(ompany. It will have to be still
further increased in order lo provide
a larger dividend on tin* already issued |
common stock, to say nothing of lhe
remaining $9,000,000 of unissued stock
and bonds which (he Company has
authority to issue and which the management undoubtedly look forward to
issuing later on and declaring dividends
on.
The facts in regard lo this merger
are typical, antl may In* *.,.( forth brielly
once more. Ten years ago there were
manufactured in Canada 250,200 barrels of cement. The year before last
the amount was 4,010,180 barrels.
Wilh a duly of U! l-'_ ,,��� cent on comt,nt
lit will be only 11 per cent if the reciprocity agreement goes into force) and
2(1 per cent on the bags in which it is
imported, the imports of cement fell
from $1,284,649 in 1(105 to $475,675
in 1909, the manufacture of cement in
Canada increasing in the same time
from $1,1(12,014 to $6,266,008.    There
Letters of Credit
For our customers' convenience
we issue Letters of Credit payable
in Pounds Sterling for use in
Great Britain and all parts of tlie
.vorld, nnd payable in Dollars for
iise   in   Canada,   United Stales,
Mexico, Bermuda, Bahamas- Cuba
aud the West Indies.
We buy and sell Drafts on
Prance, Germaiiy, South Africa,
Australia, New Zealand, India,
Jbina and the West Indies.
Prince Rupert Branch ���
F. S. LONG, Manager.
from   Vancouver
night.
Northbound, leaves Vanco*
ver Wednesdays at 9 p.m
Steerage Fare
The "Camosun- >   '- '   ",
on thc run having ���������"������ ���'P,"*|
heads an.l dotibl.   I
Buring safety -i
of collision or wreck.
J. H. Rogers. Ticket Age*
F. M. DAVIS iVS
General Machine SI
Carpentering. Atoos     ��{g��
banks-M��rs.'   and  Kf����
Engines.   (.iii-Hli��������� '
cessories carried in StOCK ^
Uunchrr��n<IBo��l.forHitr   N.E**^'
MOORE LIGHT
The Light that I*1 ��� i,
Local business men WOmB-
This well-known gasoline IW�� "
cxcluxively by
A. T. PARKIN ft CO. T II K.   P R I N C E   KUPERT    OPTIMIST
IF 1 COULD
START LIFE
OVER
J.HIRSCH&S0NS
LIMITED,
MONTREAL.
;kerson--roerig & CO.   -   PRINCE RUPERT
Distributing Agents for Northern B. C.
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I CHIPS FROM THE j
] HUMORISTS
"Do you think a secret ballot promotes honesty in elections'.'" "Can't
say that it does," replied the painfully
practical politician. "The secrecy of it
tempts too many men whom you have
paid to vole for you to ko back on their
words."
Litigant -Your fee is outrageous.
Why, It's more than three-fourths of
what I recovered.
Lawyer I furnished the skill and
legal learning for your ease.
Litigant   -But 1 furnished the case.
Lawyer -Oh, anybody can fall down
a coal hole.
PORT MANN
(.Subdivision of Sec. 9) about 200 yards from waterfront
Ttab Subdivision  is  the  only   inside   subdivision   not owned
by the  Railroad Company.
Lots from $700;  Very Easy Terms
-NORTHERN  AGENTS-
'Samuel Harrison & Co.
Brokers, Prince Rupert and Stewart, B. C.
Agenta for Stawatt Land Company,  Limited
His Wife John, do you
what took place just three
today?
Her   husband   What!     Is   this
Wedding anniversary?
His   wife- N'-no.    Three   years
today you bought me a new hat.
remember
years ago
ago
A tittle Scottish boy was up the
other day before the examiners [or the
navy: the examination was viva voce,
designed to discover signs (if any) of
"general intelligence." Tbey asketl the
boy what he knew about the battle
of Ploddcn. He said, "Nothing."
"What " they said. "Don't you know
anything about that battle in which'
the English beat the Scotch?" "Well,"
he said, "I know it must have been
verra except ionid."
Mussallem & Co.
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds
and at Reasonable Prices
We have the best
DOMESTIC
saiEsj?
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_a _ j
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS
AND TURKISH TOWELS
Are a Special Line with us
Goods Delivered to all parts of the Town
Mussallem & Co.
COAL
on the market.    (9.60 per ton
delivered
The Union Transfer & Storage Co.
LOOTED
Phona 36     Office: Helnanon lllils.
Utile's NEWS Agency
Magazines :: Periodicals II Newspapers
CIGARS   ::  TOBACCOS   ::   KHUITS
G.T.I'. WHARF
>C CARTAGE and
STORAGE
G. T. P. Tran��fer Agents
11, .l.-i is promiilly lillisl.    I'i l * -�� ���* i. .... I..,1-1*'.
OFFICE-11. II. Kochcs.li***. Centre St.    PhOM 6H.
5th fur., E��l of McBride
I'honi* 228 BUck
"How did Smiggles win Mrs. Williams over to giving her consent to his
marrying her daughter?" asketl the
young man with the large pipe?
"Met the old lady in the dark hallway and kissed her, then apologized,
saying hc was sure she was the daughter," explained the young man with the
excited socks.
Mrs. De Young���Your husband hates
music, doesn't he?
Mrs. De Sosh���Why, no���what makes
you think so?
Mrs. De Young���I've noticed that he
always rushes out of the theatre
soon as thc orchestra begins to play
between thc acts.
HIDDEN CREEK MAKES GOOD
Prospects Rosy There for a Big Out-
Put Before Long
Individuals
Owning Real Estate in I'rince
Rupert, ll.C, may lind a ready
purchaser, if the price is reasonable, by addressing
P. O.   Lock Box 43,    East Livepool,
Columbia  County, Ohio, U.S.A.
F. W. HART
UNDF.KTAKI-.lt ft KMI'.Al.MKlt
BTOCK   COMIM.KTK
Good Buys and Easy Terms
Prime residence lots  in  section 7, $350
$50'cash, balance monthly
Lot in section 5, $450-$100 cash,
Balance monthly
Lot on 3rd Ave., section 1, $4250
Lot on 2nd Ave., section 1, $3500
R. A. WHITE
Second Ave.    -    and Eighth Street
D. H. MORRISON
he Optimist
S0c PER MONTH
Very good reports are being given of
the development of the Hidden Creek
mine situated not very far north of
Prince Rupert, and recently bonded by
thc Granby Company. Five thousand
feet of diamond drill cores have been
taken out since the middle of November
last year. Nine holes were drilled, and
ore in substantial ledges and good
average copper content was found in
each hole. One of these holes was driven
from thc main tunnel, and located ort
at a depth of HOO feet from the surface.
In this mine a very favorable feature
is that ore can bc reached at depth
by open cuts thus cheapening mining.
During the continuance of cross-
cutting operations in the main tunnel
j u second promising ore body has been
struck at a distance of 850 feel down,
and other exploratory work is making
promising progress. Hidden Creek
mine according to O. 13. Smith, superintendent of the Granby mines, is
likely to be one of the big producers
of the Province in the near future.
Interviewed by the "Phoenix Pioneer"
the other day, Mr. Smith expressed the
very best opinions possible of the
pro|ierty after a recent visit ol inspection.
Anglican Church
Archdeacon Collison will preach in
St. Andrew's Church Hall, Centre
street and Second avenue tt-mor-
rt.w al 11 a.m. antl 7.30 p.m.
Service in St. Peter's Church, Seal
Cove Circle, East End, at 4 p.m.
Builder and Contractor
=���__    E.   EBY   C&   Co.
REAL   ESTATE
Kitsumkalum Land Por Snle
KITSUMKALUM - B   C.
GEORGE LEEK
MERCANTILE   AGENCY
COLLECTIONS AND REPOHTS
SIXTH STREET prince rupert
DRY GOODS
A   new   line   of   Ladies'   Underwear,
Natural wool.
Flannelettes and Outing Flannel.
Ladies'  Fancy Waists.
Boots,  Shoes  and  Men's Clothes.
JABOUR BROS.
Third Avenue   -   Between Tib and Hth
Plans and specifications prepared
-ESTIMATES GIVEN ���
OFFICE:    Corner Sth Ave. & Green Sl
Phone No.  228 Green
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.
WHEN BUILDING-
We are in  a position to save you
money on all classes and grades
of  Building  Material.    A  complete stock of the followinK materials always on hand:    I    :    :
Tacoma Hardwall   Plaster,   Clay   Owen
Fire Brick, Common Red Brick, Buffed
Pretied Brick (any tint), Lumber of all
Descriptions, Lath,   Shingles,   Sath   and
Doom, Cement, Lime, Sand Gravel,  The
Best   Domestic   Coal   on   lhe   Market.
We conduct a General Transfer antl
Storage Business.    Our prices   arc
right and  we guarantee satisfaction.   All material handled  are of
Standard.
Union Transfer & Storage Co. Ltd.
PHONE 36
Miss   Henny   Wennersten
Scientific Electric Facial Massage
Electric Treatments a Specially
-CITY   PRICES-
Room. No. 4,   Exchange Block
see us WHOLESALE
Methodist  Services
At the Methodist church next Sunday evening the pastor will deal with
one aspect of Bible Socialism from the
topic: "The Middle Road Between
Poverty and Riches." Service al 7.30.
Morning service at 11 o'clock, Sunday-
School antl Adult Bibile Class al '-.30.
Strangers welcome to all services.
PRODUCE
FRUIT . .
FEED . . .
H. H. MORTON
THIRD AVE.
Plumbing,  Heating
and General  Steam  Fitting
WM. GRANT
SHOP-Basement of lletirer��on Block
SIXTH STREET. Phone No. St
THE IROQUOIS
POOL
English and American Billiards
Eight Tables Second Avk. THE   PRINCE   KUPERT   OPTIMIST
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COAL NOTICE   .
guean Charlotta Iilandi Land DUtrict���Dutrict ol
Skcna
Take notice that I, Tims. It. Davey ol Queen
Charlolle. occupation notary public, intend ho
apply lor permisaion to prospect (or coal and
petroleum on the lollowinK deecribed land:
CommencinK at a port planled nine mllea north
and two mile, aaat ol Section 111, Townahip 7,
Graham Island and marked No. 41, T. 11. I).. S. E.
oorner, Ihence wert 80 chain., thence north 80
chain., thenco east 80 chains, thence aouth 80
chain, to point ol commencement, containinK 640
acre, more or leaa.
Dated Nov. 6, 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. Dec. 3. Wilson GowinK. Agent
thc line. Hon. Mr. McBride had made
it clear that we need nol worry. And
with the increased prosperity that
would follow the removal ol restrictions
on trade even the C. P. R, need not
worry. Wm. Whyte their second vice-
president, in an interview had admitted
that reciprocity had to come.
Killed by Protection
It was rather an absurd idea for any
one to hold thai prosperity could be
artificially produced by tariffs. Special
individuals might be made wealthy by
tariff manipulations, but only because
they drained the wealth that other
people had made. The United States
fifty years ago with an even chance of
b coming the greatest maritime nation
in the world put on heavy duties on her
shipbuilding. She wanted to protect
her- shipbilding. Well, how did it
turn out? In the language of the
medical profession "The operation was
successful, but the patient died," (laughter.!. The United States with coal and
iron and large timber areas protected
their shipbuilding out of existence,
while the norlh of Ireland with neither
coal nor iron nor timber, but with arms
wide open for all the good things other
countries had lo offer had become the
great shipbuilding yard ol the world.
Hita the Workingmen
An appeal had been made to the
working men, on the plea that protection
increased wages. Hut that was not so.
Protection tended always to increase
the price of commodities. The working
man was not a seller of commodities.
He was a seller of labor and exchanged
his wages lor commodities. How could
it benefit him? His best interests
would be served by reciprocal trade
relations with his neighbors which
would reduce the cost of commodities
and enable him lo live more richly on
his wage.
Our Fruit Induatry
The lumber men of the Province had
already declared in favor of reciprocity
and only the fruit growers remaineil in
doubt. But there was a market for
every fruit grown in the Province, and
for much more. It was absurd to
declare that a Province that had carried
off most of the highest prizes for her
fruit in England would find her fruit
industry ruined if reciprocity curried.
That was the unkindest cut of all. The
truth was that Californian fruit did
not compete with our fruits in Canada,
for the reason that they were on the
market six and eight weeks before the
Canadian fruits were ripe.
Proving a Fallacy
Thc fallacy of protection was proved
by the application of its theories. If
it was a good thing to protect the
citizens on either side of the 49th parallel
from one another so as to make them
rich, why not do so the same for the
dwellers on either side of the 50th
parallel? If it was going to make us
rich to protect ourselves against Washington on our south, why not against
Alberta on our east? If as is alleged
we should protect ourselves against
countries most like ourselves, why not
protect Vancouver and Prince Rupert
from each other? Why not establish
a tariff between Prince Rupert and
Port Essington and make us all rich?
(Laughter).
Helping the Fiaheries
Referring to the effect on the industries of Northern British Columbia,
Mr. Cowper pointed out that the whole
salmon pack of British Columbia last
year was 738,485 cases. This looked
big until we put it alongside of the
Alaska pack of 2,.'191,000 cases. Why
was our pack so small? It was not
because we had not the salmon. There
were lols of them. It was not because
of the quality. The B. C. salmon was
a better fish than the Alaska salmon.
It was because we had not the market.
A market of 90,000,000 salmon eaters
was shut away from our salmon, and
we from them, by a tariff wall of lc a
pound.
That was one of the things the recip-
procity agreement would sweep away.
(Applau e). If reciprocity is ratified
the B. C. salmon pack will be doubled
right away. Many canners already
were preparing in advance to double
their plants, in the belief thut reciprocity would carry. The same thing
would result in our halibut and herring
fisheries. Northprn British Columbia
would hum if reciprocity curried.
The Annexation Bogey
Before closing, Mr. Cowper denounced
the attempts which had been made to
ii.Maim* the minds by fears of unnexution,
and by representing thut reciprocity
wus opposed to the development of
Imperialism, ln thut campaign Hon.
George E. Foster wus the chief offender.
But what were the fucts? From 1854
till 1866 a reciprocity agreement hud
been in force. Canada wus almost un
orphuned colony in those days but she
did nol join the Stales, ln 1891 lhat
great Conservative patriot Sir John A.
Mucdonald endeavored to get the treaty
of 1854 renewed in vain. From 1878
till their departure from office in 1896
every Conservative government  hud  a
standing offer of reciprocity. In 1891,
Sir John went to the people and secured
a mandate to secure reciprocity. And
who was his Finance Minister in those
days? It was the Hon. George E.
Foster.   (Laughter).
Mr. Cowper closed with a plea that
all citizens who vulued the best interests
of lhe Dominion should stand together
in spite of all appeal! to party and to
prejudice for better trade realCons
between the two great nations on the
North American continent.
Two Kinds of Engliahmen
In moving the resolution passed, Mr.
G. R. Naden mentioned thut. he hud
once seen in the London Spec ator a
statement by an Englishman who hud
spent a year in Canada, to the effect
thut it wus impossible for uny Englishman to live for twelve months in Canada
and remain u Free Trader, Mr. Naden
very promptly wrote to the Spectator
emphatically stating that he knew a
certain Englishman very well indeed
who hud been over twenty vcurs in
Canada und was still more thun ever u
Free Trader. The Englishman was
of course, himself. Reading over the
resolution Mr. Naden pointed out,
however, thut by reciprocity absolute
free trade is not implied.
Every Lady a Free Trader
From his experience in a frontier
town, Dr. Kergin is convinced that
when the franchise is extended to the
ladies a great body of confirmed Free
Traders will be udded to the electorate.
"From the manner in which ladies
invariably enn-.e across the border,"
he suid. "I feel sure thut every lady
is u born Free Trader." tCheere;. Dr.
Kergin resented the insinuation that
reciprocity was the first step towards
ultimate annexation of Canada by the
Stutes. The loyalty of Cunadians for
their country, and lo the British Empire
is not a mere matter of trade and business relations, he declared. (Applause).
But reciprocity none the less meant a
drawing together of the bonds of union
between the great Anglo-Saxon ruces.
President A. J. Morris then put the
motion to the meeting. It wm greeted
with u storm of "Ayes." Not a single
voice wus rai-.nl in dissent. The result
of the meeting was wired last night lo
Ottawa.
Dance!    Dance!
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Tuition fro,,, g ,��� ,,    ,
i>nm*e Program B to \_      lists-****;
Admission $1.00
1 "did Fi
FOR QUICK LUNCH AND QUICK SEMI
wca -
B.C. Bakery . ThirdAtJ
DISPENSING
PRESCRIPTIONS
a specialty
at
ORME'S
Drug Store
j C.   H ORME
The Pioneer Drug/ill
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PHONE
82
"The Value of the Commonplace,"
will be the subject of Rev. \V. 11. Mc-
Lcod'g sermon at the Baptist Church
tomorrow evening ut 7.30. Regular
morning service at 11 a.m. Bible
School and Brotherhood Bible Class
at 2.1)0 p.m. You are cordially invited
to attend these services. Church situated ut the corner of Sixth und Feaser
streets.
i Skeena  Land   Dtatffel     :���'���'��� Charlou* 1
IM vision
T.ko notice that <0 daya aha      i
G. Tapert. larmi-r. of Si i !��� pxt. B C. iot
I apply to the Chief Commit low i*( Lr.d*. Wi
llcenw to prospect lor coal. i<il sr.d pttnlaar
and under the followinK ili-'rr.txsl lands:
I     Commencing at i. pott olaatad atthfw
comer of Lot GOG, tirah.m Mand, thcaeta
! chains, thence west KO cli.ins. thsnes m
j chain*, thenca east sn ehall   to fioinl *ltm
1 ment, and cont.inini* S40 lea __.
D.ted Nov. 14,1910.   FERDINAND0 tUWI
Pub. Dee. 10
Skeena  Land  Diitrict - gueen Chutou I
Divrion
Take notice th.t :iu dayi alter date I, Fai
G. Tapert. farmer, ol Skull*-!-. !'��� C, * ..
: apply to the Chief Comnii* ior.i.- ol ���_*___\
license to prospect lor coal, oil and wtnaaw
and under the followinK diwribed Undi:
Commencing at a post planted at lb* ��
eorner of Lot SOfi, Graham lsiand. thraa ��
chalna, thenco ca��t BO chain., inMiw r
ch.lns, Ihenee wwt SO chains m point olee
ment, and contain:!!,: MO wis ,._���,
Dated Nov. 14,1910. FKRDINaND 0,
Pub. Dee. 10
INSERT YOUR LAND Pl'RCH
NOTICES IN THE
OPTIMIST
Prince Rupert
'Ask Uncle Jerry"
Opportunities
Lots in the Main Line Towns along the Grand Trunk Pacific
Correspondence  Invited  about���Farm  Lands  in  British  Columbia.
Farm Lands in Skeena River District���Farm Lands in Naas River District.
We want to Lease lots on Water Street. We want Leases on Borden Street.
We want Options on property on Park Ave.    We want Options on property in sec. 1.
We want to Lease lots on 11th Street. We have Clients with cash for bargains.
We will pay cash for Options.
We have Clients seeking property on 2nd Ave.
We want Options on property around Bigger Place.
UNCLE JERRY
He buys Lenses.
UNCLE JERRY
Hc pays for Options.
UNCLE JERRY UNCLE JERRY
He buys G.T.P. Contracts.    He loans Money.
Our advertisement on "Prince Rupert Opportunities" appears in thc big Sunday
issues of the U. S. daily papers. Copies of papers on file in our office. We advertise
in 26 leading Canadian papers. We are therefore in a position to render better service
to both buyer and seller. We publish a book on Prince Rupert giving over 60 questions
and answers. Local people list their properties with us because we have the buyers.
Out of town people write ua for information. We supply buyers for home people and
free information to non residents. Take advantage of our service today. Don't wait.
Do it today. 	
Co-Operative Real Estate Co.,
3rd Ave. at 7th
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.
P.O. Box 906
"Ask Uncle Jerry'
Prince Rupert
Opportunities
Partial List
of Offerings
We offer for Sale a five room cottage.
We offer for Lease, for long term, 75 x 100 feet, corner Fulton St. and *r>tli Ave.
We offer for Sale on easy terms, 2 lots on 3rd Ave. .     ,
We offer for Sale, buildings on cor. Fulton bt. and 3rd Ave. (subject t<> Wallace ws��"
We offer for lease, for long term of years, 50 x 100 feet, corner fed  Ave.   and rm
St., lease to date from the expiration of Wallace lease.
We offer for Sale, lease for 3 years on 2nd floor, Buckley Block.
We offer for Sale all the furniture in Claremont Rooms, Buckley Block. -     .
We offer for Rent, stores and offices in new building to be erected on corner <>i ���      ,
.Ave.  ana 6th Street  (Hart corner).      For plans of building and term �����
Uncle Jerry. ..
Wc offer 8 lots in Section 8, near Boulevard, very, very cheap; owner leaving m.-
Wc offer lease on 3 lots, 75 x 100, on Borden Street.
We offer, cheap for quick CBsh, (unusual bargain) 2 lots o.i Park Ave.
We offer lots near Seal Cove, cheap.
We offer for Sale property in every section (of sold lots) in Prince Rupert.
We offer for Sale store building in Kitselas. nottSS***
We offer several parcels of ground for lease  to put up cheap 2, 8 or 4 room
These houses will bring in 20 to 50 per cent, on investment.
To show my confidence in Prince  Rupert  I  have  leased  several ���pr0?erl! |essinS
involve  the  payment of over seven hundred thousand dollars, $700,000.       ��
more.    What have you to offer.���UNCLE JERRY.
Prince Rupert Opportunities-Co-Operative Real Estate Company
THIRD   AVENUE,   AT   SEVENTH   STREET