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HRJTJSH COLUMBIA.\nSATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 190*\nleaving the Beaver line and going to AN '\u2022 NCII.NT MINE.\n, the Yukon river this spring. \t\nLOCAL JOTTINGS I The clearing and developing of the Discovery \u00ab n Queen Chnrlotte Islands\n' town of Prince Uupert ia reported to be \"' 0ld shaft.\nOM4&4 goinjf on at a rspid rate. Over 500 acrea A moat ii i i eating And has been m;tde\nWin. Craigg, an employee of the have been cleared and graded on the on the com; uf Queen Chnrlotte inlands\nNorth Coast Commercial Co., left last townsite and the dense volumes of amoke lately. A prospector Home time ago\nMonday for Port Essington. 'rorn clearing fires burning the brush, came across an old dump near the water\nm> n\u00abn m\u2122\u00bbq \u201e.\u201e.\u201e.,\u201e( *u\u00ab \/-.\u00ab shows that the job of clearing up is be- with a large tree about eighteen inches\nMr. Don. Moore, manager of the Cas- , ., ^ ^ ^ Abo* ^ feet\nsiar eannery, was in town on Friday. of tne main wharf along the water- Zohmh^oand tor Toms time and then\nHe left for the aouth per Amur. front is completed, and another 1000 'oolcai. \"' '\"' some l?ln? an<1 V\n.\u201e , hecun began to scratch away the Iooho refuse\nMiss IMM was a passenger by the De\u00abun- . w t around the base of the tree. He found\nPrinceM May, gou* to Port Essington Messrs. H E Bodine and J rank Wat- ^\nto be employed at the Caledonia hotel, son have set out on a trip of 500 miles tonW^UHttleP{urtherdow red\nInth.c\u00abaof H\u00abry Thaw the ju\u00aby over the snow to the Peace river coun- ^^ wre diBC0Vured. Furt^er in.\nbrought in a verdict of not guilty and try with mmls for the outposts of the ve()tigatJoll ehowed this t0 be the cover.\nhewasimmedurtelytakentotheasylum Hudson s Bay company. They went by * with water.\n\u25a0\u00bb\u201e.. \u00bbk. * \u25a0 \" in.\u00bb. steamer from Vancouver to Kitamaat, *L ,. ...,.,.\n\/or the criminally insane. ^ ^ ^^ \u00a3 ^ ^ The man now realized that he had\nMr. Geo. Swan, manager of the Hat- j. ^ crosgj Babine river to probably discovered something import-\nelton telegraph office, came up from Fort Connelly, across to Ingineeka river, ant \u00ab> he set to work to bale the shaft\nVancouver this week and is a guest of down that to Findlay river and over the out He worked away for a long time\nMrs. Ahaander at Rocton point. Findlay to Fort Graham. They secured but stillthe bottom was not reached.\nMr. James Sharp, manager of the *w0 \"P'^'d ^ teams for the trip. At last he came to a ledge ata depth of\nHudson Bay company at this post, re- On Tuesday afternoon last, at 4 p.m., 175 feet. Descending the ladder, which\nturned last week from a quick business the steamer Beatrice came in from the was in good condition from being under\ntrip to the Capital .and Terminal cities, south with 48 railroad capitalists aboard water, he found on the ledge some old\nOwing to the heavy fall of snow last for Queen charlotte islands. The party, buckets containing native copper. Also\nSunday the Skating Carnival which which had the \"teamer chartered for there were miners'tools, buckets, shov-\nwas to take place at the lake the follow- the triP- \"presented a billion and a els etc.\ning Monday night, was postponed in- half and spent 50 cento of that amount Apparent y the mine had been closed\ndennitclv in Port Simpson. The Beatrice re- for the winter and the miners, whoever\n*' mained in port till midnight, and in the they were, never returned, probably\nMr. J. L. Pier.ce, the well known mm- meantime the millionaires had the Port having been drowned on the way out.\ning engineer, was a passenger on the SirnpBon Concert band to play for them Had it been abandoned the tools would\nPrineeas May on route for Mexico. Mr. atdinner aboard the ship( and later on not have been left in the mine. All the\nPierce has just completed a trip on the an went to Eagle House, where Mr. timbers were in good repair, but as the\nYukon river. and Mrs. Dudoward entertained the mine was flooded this would be expected.\nMrs. John Conway, nee Mise Mary party \" a mUB,eal eveninS- Who were the people who dug thig\nWilliscroft, will hold her post-nuptial News has been received here that the shaft? is aquuBtion which is being asked.\nreception Friday afternoon, February new steamer Cariboo, being built by the How many years ago was it dug? The\n14th, from 4 to 6 p. m., and in the eve- Aitea shipbuilding company of Ayr, tree on theilumphadundoubtedlygrown\nning from 8 to 10 p. m. Scotland, was launched December 28, there gince t),e Binj,;ng. of the shaft, for\nCaptain McLeod of the Princess May, \u00bb\u00bb>d \u00bb expected to be ready shortly for the roota Spread out over the mouth\nreceived ordsrs from Commodore Troup the voyage out to this coast. Mr. Gor- Bnd had to l.e cut away before an entail at Hsxtlay Hay fa* tha-baditri-Q\"^*?' mana*Tel' \u00b0f the Union t^*,. oe^tl ^ ^^tod. Tho oldest\nSteve Macrone>hich was to be taken ft^mship company, who recently went settlers and Indians know nothing of it.\n* 1\/ \u201e\u201e\u201e.,\u201e>\/,._ I.,,-;., i to England with regard to the construe- The dump had been noticed by many,\nto Vancouver for burial. ^ rf ^ ^ which ^ ^ but no one before had thought of loot-\nThe celebrated Curling team trom b t f th , . ing further for the explanation of it.\nDawson citv were aboard the Princess the company s vessels, was pres- ^he of the tree \u00a3as been variously\nUawson city were aboard the n\u2122cess mt at the launching. It has been stated estimated at from 50 to 150 years. Whr>\nMay test Monday en route for Winni- that when the steamer Cariboo reaches ever it was, they must have found some-\npeg, Man., Wehere they will compete Vancouver the company may place a thing there which they considered worth\nwith the curlers of the Prairie City. steamer on the west coast of Vancouver returning for, and the present finder is\n\u2022n is iLiu u rr a u l island. about to .send up machinery to pump\nMiss Mathildah Hoffman, who has t th , ^ d ^ it ^ g\nbeen employed at the Hotel Northern re\\ a- bavaKe- teacner \u00ab-<*e Indian hag ed\nduring the past four months, left last scho01' *\u00bbv\u00ab \" ^ successful enter- The mine fa situated about w mileB\nMonday for Port Essington, where it is t\u00ab'\"\u2122nt l\"t Friday evening in the con- from Skidegate and 9 miles from Sand-\nk.. i\u201eiLii\u201e\u00bb t\u201e .i.\u00bbt . mnj.\u00bb\u00ab \u00bb.*. cert hal above the school room. Rev. spit.-The Times.\nher intention to start a modern cafe. ^ Ferriar acted ag ^.^ ^ ^ The North Coast is informed by a\nThe many friends and acquinatances t, mo,, n_,\u201e\u201e\u201e-j \u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e,.,,\u201e, ,.,!,;\u201e\u00bb, ,.,\u201e<\u25a0 Party *rom Victoria that the existence\nof MU. McCoskrie will be pleased to 1,^\"^ g * * ' of these workings was known twenty or\ni .l i ... u .. t , i u i M t\u00b0\"\u00b0ws. thirty years ago, the same being situ-\nJearn that the patient is slowly but Chom.-'SprimrSon.-\" BythePupii. ated about 12 miles from Skidegate,\naurely improving in health, though as R\u00abcitation-\"i Lov*theSprina\"..Ml**Ethel Boss and were abandoned owing to the fact\nyet visitors are not permitted to her 8ong\u2014\"cindreiia\" Mrs. Raley that the appliances for mining and reward at the hospital Wand Drill theBoys during the ore were too crude to permit\nv ' Duett- \"Little Boy Blue\" anything being done with success.\nThe Meteorlogical Observer here re- Mr*. Magar and Mr. c. Dudoward\t\nports for the month of January: Aver- Drin-c*Msthentic the Boy* Hotel Arrivals,\nage temperature, 86.89; maximum tern- \u00ab<*tt\u00bb\u00aboi>-\"How I Didn't l*^ to skate\"... Arrivals the past week at the Hotel\nperature,61.8on the4th;minimum tern- ^^'^''''\"''\"''''\"''''''yb'^'r^^i Noi'thern were: Mr. Peck, jr., George-\nperature, 21.7, on the 30th. Total pre- Reciution......'.',.'.'......'..'.'mi** Kathleen Henry town; A. Young, Masset; G. M. Swan,\ncipitation, 6.89 inclws. Boio-\"Holycity\" Miss ONein Hazelton; W. Emmonds, Victoria; L.\nThe steamer Amur left Friday eve- 8\u00bbndow E\u00bb*\u00abi**\u00bb Mr. 8ava\u00bbe and the Boys Heppintall, Port Essington; J. C. Cal-\nnlng for Masset, carrying a number of At the eio'^nhewogram Rev. Mr. hoU\"' Vi(t\u00b0r!^LW_. Weeks, ^keena river.\nsettlers, with their effects going to Ra, moved \u201e vote of thanks on behaIf TJmber Waflted>\nlionize the north end of Graham is- 0f Mr. Savage, which was seconded by We wan1 to purchase ten sections of\nland. The Amur was also bound for Mr. Anderson and carried unanimously nrgt-das- I mber that will stand inspec\nSkidegate and Jedway. throughoutjthe enthusiastic audience. tiorl| Hml ,\u201e on saU water withi}, 50\nEditor Coyle of the Bulkley Pioneer, will aitpb nniiNnADiP\u00ab miles of 1 ince Rupert. If you have\nj it l u .,, , , , . WILLALIbK bOUINDAKIbS. licenses ami can deliver same send de-\npassed through here at the beginning of acription, ; >rice, etc., to\nthe week, bound for the interior. It is a Bill Is to Be Introduced At This Timber,\nhis intention this spring to establish a Session 1344 Pender St.,\nnewspaper at Haselton, a more central Lwgely owing to thedepopulation of ... VancouT' m \u00a3\npoint tnan Aiflermere. Aujn and great reduction jn the voting LAND ACT\nThe steamer Princess May, Captain strength of that constituency, the pro- skce\u20acnt\"uI;'''\\viu>'i*mio'n^^f'srd00\"'' Tak<'\nMcLeod, experienced a very rough trip vincial government is considering the Uccuitati \"',.astCTmariner,r'intends' to'a^piy'for\nnorth, returning to this port on Monday advisability of merging it with a sec- ESte on '\" purch8SO tho tMow^g dMutbed\nlast at noon. The steamer was weather tion of the Skeena electoral district Owamrocing at a post planted nt the northwest\nbound at Ketchikan the entire night It is reported that a bill with that ob- ^S^,4ttfe^4o1t^^S\nprevious to her arrival here. ject in view wlll be pre8ented fa the &^%^t\u00a3$*^S;^ \"\u00ab*\nThe Rev. Mr. Farriar of Brandon, legislature during the present session. \u201e J ^ . \u201e, ,\u201e\u201e\u201e William ouveb.\nas 1 e r ji 1. 1 a ,, . , ,.,..,,\u00ab, Dated Decrniber 21, 1907. feb 8\nMan,, inspector of Indian schools for It is planned to divide the Skeena \u25a0\nthe Methodist Missionary Society of district at the same time. As outlined, (3e,eSGee3SeGeGaeGeeseaeeee 1\u00bb,\nCaptsinS. B. Johnston, who has been na'f \u00b0' the Skeena and Omenica dis- % For thr fnrm. garden, lawn, Boulevard or\ncommodore of the Hudson's Bay stern- tricts. g *on\u00abtmtory. AcciimatiKd stock, oid-\nwheelers for the past seven years, has The result of this alterationof bound- S e,t \u00abtablished Nursery on the Mainl\u00ab'nd\nresign^ his position with that company \"ies will not be to create additional % Catal0* free\nimd will navigate the new Grand Trunk representation, but it will give the Atlin % m t unmv 3010 Westminster %\nsteamer that is to ply on the Skeena JSSf^SSfcjL8\"^ SJ4^ and \\ '* n\u2122R,\u00bb Road' %\n. , .. \\ * \u201e_ more constituents. Appropnate names e) -.r. r\u00bb r, J)\u00a7\nCut Your Tailoring: Bill\nin Half.\nCut out the coupon printed below, fill in your name and\naddress, mail it to us, and you will have taken the first great\nstep in the direction of clothes economy.\nOur easy self-measurement blank gives clear, explicit\ndirections so that you can be measured in the privacy of your\nov\/n home, by some friend or relative just M easily .and\nefficiently as in our tailor shop.\nOne trial of our tailoring way will conclusively prove to\nyou that you can wear clothes as good as you are now weeing for half the money, or wear twice as many clothes for\nthe same money.\n$15, $20 and $25 are our prices for suits and overcoats,\nmade-to-measure and made to fit The only way you can\njudge of their value is to examine the fabrics we put into\nthese clothes.\nFill in the following blank and mail it to\nus today:\nScotland Woolen Mills Co.,\n1\nVancouver, B. C.\nDear Sirs\u2014Please send me easy self-measurement blank and\nsamples of imported woolens.\nr\n(From Tile North Coast,)\nThe Scotland Woolen Mills\n538 Hastings Street, Vancouver, B. C.\nR. Boyd Young Co.\n =OUTFITTERS ---=-\t\nThe English Prince\nWILL SOON ARRIVE.\nHeadquarters will be at\nR. Boyd Young Co., A\nHotel Northern\nRecently purchased by Mrs. Jennie Richards.\nNewly furnished bedrooms, sitting room, etc.\nFIRST-CLASS TABLE.\nHighest Grade of Liquors, Cigars, Etc.\nRates moderate, $1.50 per day and up. PORT SIMPSON\nLots For Sale\n-IN-\n-PORT SIMPSON CITY-\nON NORTH SIDE OF HARBOR. Size of lots 40x125 feet. Prices from\n$75 up. Terms, half cash; balance six months,without interest.\nJOHN FLEWIN.\nNotary Public for B. C THE NORTH COAST, \u00a3A\n^^\nAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1908.\nThe North Coast\nPublished at\nSIMPSON, B. C.\n\u00bb\u00bby\nP. F. Godenrath & Co.\nEdward D. Rowland, Manager.\n80B8CRIPTION .92.00 Psa Akmom.\n\u25a0aDVRSTISINO I4TBS\nLass Nenou-00 day*. 17.oo Certificate or\n\u25a0Miov\u2014mit Notices, Ob days. I7.UU. Coal\nProspooting and Timber Notices, 30 daj s, t&M.\nWH Ncmoaa-ImmodUtciy following regu\nhrlocala. \u2022\"cults per counted line ftmt Inter\n|Ua | XI eenu par line each subsequent lusur\nTlvainairr ADTtnTilEKSKTa-Classified Id-\nyertlswnenU such aa \"Situation. Wanted.\"\n\"Help Wanted,\" \"Lost,\" \"Found.\" etc., 3 cents\nwet word for Ont Insertion : 1 cent par word\nSaab subsequent Insertion. Initials and figure*\nI* count aa words.\nTransient ad via. and legal aotlces payable\n\u25a0aadvieaoe.\nContract AdreitlMaieota at the rate of tt.00\n\u2022et Inch per month.\nAll legal notices must be accompanied by\nabaqat or cash, othcrwiae they will remain un-\nfkibUahad. Arraagtmcota can be made with\nth* manager for payment is Vancouver.\nThe negotiation of the loan placed the\nprovincial finances in a satisfsctory position. Its repayment years before it\nwas due has been a demonstration of\nthe present sound condition of the provincial finances and of the large and\nsubstantial financial resources of British\nColumbia. \u2014The News Advertiser.\nMND ACT.\nBkeena Land District. District uf Cca it. Take\nnoUre that John Mathers, of SkkJexrate, B. C, occupation merchant, intends to apply for permia-\nsieei. ie, j,ij rchase the follow ing described lands:\nCommencing at a post planted at the southeast\ncorner of K C. Stevens' pre-emption at Sand Spit\nPoint. Moresby Island. Q. C. 1\u201e thence west 2(1\nchalna, thence aouth SO chains, thence eaat 20\nchains, thence north 80 chains along ahore to point\nof commencement.\nJOHN MATHERS.\nDated Nuvemher 13. 1907. jan II\nSKEENA LAND DISTRICT.\nDistrict of Coast.\nTAKE notice that Angus Gillla, of Vancouver,\nB. C. occupation timber cruiser, int*nils to apply\nfor a special Umber license over the following described lands:\n1. Commencing at a post planted 3W miles,\nmeasuring in a southeast direction f roe: the mouth\nuf Sockeye creek, at the northeast aornar of Lake\nLakelse, thence north 80 chains, thee e weest 80\nchains, thence aouth 80 chains, UwaM east 80\nchains to point of commencement, ceniaining640\naires, more or less. Angus Gillis.\nDated December 16, 1907.\n2. Commenting at a post plant*\nmeasuring in a southeast direction free\nof Sockeye creek, at the northeast re\nlakelse. thence south 80 chaina, th,\nchains, thence north We chalna, th.\nchains to the point ot commencemen.\nMo mi >\u2022!,, more or less. A i\nDated Deeemleer ltl, 1907.\n3. Commencing at a poat plante,\nmeasuring In a southeast direction fi..\nof Sockeye creek, at the northeast cor\nlakelse, thence north 80 chains, the\nchains, thenee south 80 chains, th. i\nchains to point of commencement,\nTIMBKIt NOTICE.\nFROM THE EXCHANGES.\nBill Miner graduate aa a stage robber in California in 1869. At present it\nis not known where ge gets his letters.\n\u2014Greenwood Ledge.\nThis is a bissextile year of 336 days:;\nWhen ladies are permitted to propound\npopositions of love, in place of replying,\n\"Oh! this is so sudden!\" How the fair\ndamsels acquired that special custom\nWe cannot say; but, no doubt, it is a\nconvenient one to practice at times.\nThe Atlin market still presents a few\nsprightly young bachelors, ranging in\nS* re between 80 and 70, whose state of\nnglebliss will be in jeopardy; however\nSKEENA LAND DISTRICT.\nDistrict of Coaat.\nTAKE notice that Alexander McRae. of Revel-\nstoke, B. C occupation postmaster, intends to\napply for a special timber license over the following described lands:\n1. Commencing at a post planted at the S. W.\ncomer of Timber Limit 11931. marked Alexander\nMcRae's N. W. comer, thence east 160 chains,\nthence south 40 chains, thence west 160 chains,\nthence north 40 chains to place of commencement.\nAlexander McRae.\nJohn Mathers, Agent.\nDated December 18. 1907.\n2. Commencing ata post planted 40 chains south\nof the S. W. comer of Timber Limit 11931, marked\nAlexander McRae's N. W. comer, thence south 160\nchains, thence eaat 40 chains, thence north 160\nchains, thence west 40 chains to place of commencement. Alexander McRae.\nJohn Mathers, Agent.\nDated December 18. 1907.\nS. Commencing at a post planted at the S. E.\ncomer of Timber Limit 11932, marked Alexander\nMcRae's N. E. corner, thence west 80 chains,\nthence south 80 chaina, thence east 80 chains,\ntheence north 80 chains to point of commencement.\nAlexander McRae.\nJohn Mathers, Agent.\nDated December 18, 1907.\n4. Commencing at a poat planted at the N. W.\ncomer of Timber Limit 17844. marked Alexander\nMcRae's S. E. ,'orrer, thence north 80 chaina,\ntheace west 80 chalna, thence aouthZ80 chains.\ntheence east 80 chains to point of commencement.\nALEXANDER McRAE.\nJohn Mathers, Agent.\nDated December 21, 1907, jan 18\nTI.MI'.KK NOTICE.\n8KEENA LAND DISTRICT.\nDistrict of Coast.\nTAKE NOTICE that E. A. D. Homing, of Van-\n,i\u201e\u201e _-_ ^\u00ab\u00ab._i ii. . ... ., couver, B. C\u201e Intends to apply for a special tlm-\ntheycan Console themselves With the bar license over the following described lands:\nreflection that, the ladies will be sure \u201e\/?' <^n>\u00abnctns at \u25a0 post planted on the shore\nj .. , . , , , _, ,, of \u00bbPoint)on the west shore of Burnaby Strait, - \t\ntO look before they leap!\u2014The Atlin Moresby Island, about OH chains east of the center containing C40 acros, more or less.\n\/si-j of the north and south line of T. L, 1Z94S. thence \u201e Angus Gillla\n*-\"\u00bb\"l\". weat 40 chalna, thence south 120 chains, more or Dated December 11, 1907.\n'\u00ab*\"\u2022 to the shore, thence east and north along the ji. Commenciag at\nHi miles,\ne the mouth\nMC of Lake\n\u201ee west 811\nce-e east 80\ncontaining\nus Gilliu.\nm miles,\ni the mouth\n,, r of lake\nnea east 80\n\u25a0e- west 80\n. eiaininK'640\nacres, more or less. Aikus Gillis.\nDated December 16, 1907.\n4, Commencing at a post plantfl IM miles,\nmeasuring in a semtheast direction from the mouth\nof Sockeye creek, at the northeast ea \u2022 i of Luke\nLakeise, thence south eSO chuins, ti . .\u25a0 enM 80\nchains, thence north 80 chains, theme $+,\u25a0' v\"\nchains to point of commencement, containing 640\nacres, more or less. Awns Gillla.\nDated December 16, 1907.\n6. Commencing at a post plant\"! about 4V4\nmiles, measuring in a southcust direct, n from the\nmouth of Sockeye creek, at the northeast comer of\nLake Lakelse, thence south 100 chnlns, thence\nwest 40 chains, thence north 160 chains, thence\neast 40 chnins to point of commencen cit, containing 640 acres, inoie or less. .'. Gillis.\nDuted December 16. 1907.\n6. Commencing ata post planted about 4,\/i miles\nmeasuring in a southeastdirection from themouth\nof Sockeye creek, at the northeast en-ncr of Luke\nLakelse. thence east 160 chuins, thence south 40\nchains, thence west 160 chains, thence north 40\nchains to point of commencement, containing 640\nacres, more or less. Annus Gillis.\nDated December 16, 1907.\n7. Commencing at a post planted ul.out 6 miles,\nmeasuring In a southeast direction freeni the mouth\nof Sockeye creek, at the northeast corner of Lake\nlakelse, thence east 160 chain*, theuce south 40\nchains, thence west 160 chains, thence north 40\nchains to point of commencement, cuntaining 640\nacres, more or less. AnguB Gillis.\nDated December 16, 1907.\n8. Commencing at a post planted about 61 a miles\nmeasuring in a southeast direction from the mouth\nof Sockeye creek, at the northeast comer of Lake\nLakelse. thence north 80 chuins, thence east 80\nchains, thence south 80 chains, thence west 80\nchains to point of commencement, containing 640\nacres, more or less. Angus Gillis.\nDated December 14, 1907.\n9. Commencing ata post planted about 6V4 miles\nmeasuring In a southeastdirection fr,m themouth\nof Sockeye creek, at the northeast corner of Lake\nLakelse, thence south 80 chains, thence east 80\nchsins, thence north 80 chains, thence west 80\nchsins to point of commencement, containing 640\nacres, more or less. Angus Gillis.\nDated December 14. 1907.\n10. Commenting ht a post planted about 3Mi\nmiles lei.ejiHin iti,. In a north direction from the confluence of the northmost branch of the Kitamaat\nriver with the main stream, thence nurth 40 chains,\nthence eust 160 rhutn*. thence south 40 chains,\nthence west 160 chains to point of commencement.\nI The B. C. Saturday Sunset Bays that \u00a322 S-Cft, *?******\u00bb*. containing <40 miles measuring in a north direction from the\nIt is feared there is some truth in the ' \"\"'\"\"kIzTo,*\u00bb.*_*\u00a3H*mm.. \u2022 ^^ftj^^S,!^*^^\nDated December 14. 1907.\nH. C. Magee, Agent.\nreport that Canadians lack a sense of\nhumor. We are sure from experience\nthat oar worthy and polite postmaster-\ngeneral is shy on that saving grace. He\nrefused us the use of the mails some\nysars ago because we were slowly making a paradise of the earth. However,\nthere is some excuse for our friend i( .,.,,\u201e,\u201e\u201e\u201e.,\u201e\u201e,,\u201e\nLemieux. A Frenchman can hardly be anor* <>' Skaat Harbour. Moresby Island, about\n*.\u201e\u2122..\u00ab^ \u00ab.,. .\u00bb, A - -\u2022 \u00ab .v. ii i. . *\u00bbo n>Uas and a quarter west of the southwest\n\u2022XpeCted tO understand the lights and corner of Huxley Island, and at the northeast\n\u25a0heSdeS Of English Irish or B C humor corn,w ft Claim 33. as advertised above, thence\n' I, JMigiisfl, men or a. \\j. numor, north 180 cn,ln,, mora or leB, to the 8hon) thence\nespecially When the Chutch has a hold *IMt *nd southwest along the shore to point of\n-._ \u201e..-. .\u00bb_*. 4.-11 __j .v *u i, commencement, containing 640 acres, more or less,\non one coat-tail and the grafting poll- Elizabeth aileen domville heming.\n83. Commencing at a post planted on the weat\nshore of Skaat Bay, Moresby Island, about two\nmiles and quarter west of the southwest comer of\nHuxley Island, thence west 60 chains, thence south\n160 chains, thence east 20 chains, more or less, to\nthe shore, thence north along the shore to point of\ncommencement, containing 640 acres, more or less.\nElizabeth Aileen Domville Heming.\nH. C. Magee, Agent.\nDated December 14, 1907.\n34.\nticians on' the other.-The Greenwood\nLedge.\nDated December 14.1907.\nH. C. Magee, Agent,\njan 18\nIiAND ACT.\nSkeena Land District. District of Coast. Take\nnotice that I. Arichlka Ikeda, of Ikeda Hay, occupation miner, intends to apply for permission\nto purchase the following described funds, situate on Queen Chnrlotte Islands near the south end\nof Moresby Island and on a small bay known as\nIkeda Bay:\nCommencing nt a post planted on the southerly\nshore of Ikeda Hay at the northwest comer ot\nthe laud applied for and marked \"Arichlka lkcda\n!N. W. Cor..\" thence south 11 chains, thence east\n20 chains, theuce north 37 chains to shore, thence\nsouthwesterly along shore to point of commencement, and containing 80 ncres, more or less.\nAKICHIKA IKKDA.\nDated December 5,1907. Jan 11\nIff. A. P. Low, director of the Cana-\ndian Geological survey, who was dangerously ill a year ago, has had a recurrence of his trouble, and R. W.\nBrock, well known for good and faithful service on the Burvey, and particularly in connection with the economic\ngeology of the interior of British Columbia, has been appointed acting director. Regret is felt at the illness of\nDr. Low who has given to the survey\nthebwt years of his life, and who\nbrought to the work of the department Jtimtotfi.', .KSSM cLfffi\nripe experience, sound judgment and\nrare enthusiasm. Should his illness,\nhowever, prove so serious as to preclude\nfurther direction or connection with the\nwork of theiu.rv.sy, it \\a gratifying to\nknow that he is to be succeeded by a\nman of Mr. Brock's talents. Mr, Brock\nis in full sympathy with the miner and\nready to lend him a helping hann in the\nsolving of difficulties that so frequently\npresent themselves.-The Hedley Gazette.\npost planted about 3Vj\ncon-\nKitan.ont\n. lainn,\nthenee south 40 chains, thence west 160 chains,\nthence north 40 chains to point of commencement,\ncontaining 610 acres, more or less.\nAnguB Gillis.\nDated December 14,1907.\n12. Commencing ut n post planted about S miles\nmeasuring in a north direction from the confluence\nof the northmost branch of the Kitamaat river\nwith the main stream, thence west 80 chains,\nchence south 80 chains, thence east 80 chains,\nthence north 80 chains to point of commencement,\ncontaining 640 acres, more or less,\n_ , Angus Gillis.\nDated December 14. 1907,\n13. Commencing at a post planted about 2 miles\nmeasuring In a north direction from the confluence\nof the northmost branch of the Kitamaat river\nwith the main stream, thence weBt 80 chains,\nthence Bouth 80 chains, thenee east 80 chains,\nthence north 80 chains to point of commencement,\ncontaining 640 acres, more or less.\n_ . _ Angus Gillis.\nDated December 14, 1907.\n14. Commencing at a post planted about 2Mi\nmiles measuring in a north direction from the confluence of the northmost branch of the Kitamaat\nriver with tho main stream, thence east 160 chains,\nthence north 40 chains, thence west 160 chains,\nthence south 40 chains to point of commencement,\ncontaining 640 acres, more or less.\n_ . _ , Angus Gillis.\nDated December 14,1907.\n16. Commencing at a post planted about 2Mi\nmiles measuring In a north direction from the confluence of the northmost branch of the Kitamaat\nriver with the main stream, thence east 160 chain:,,\nthence south 40 chains, thence west 160 chains,\nthence north 40 chains to point of commencement,\ncontaining 640 acres, more or less.\n_ . \u201e , Angus Gillis.\nDated December 14,1907.\n16. Commencing at a post t lanted about Mi\nmiles measuring in a north direction from the confluence of the northmost branch e>f the Kitamaat\nriver with the main strewn, thenoe east 160 chains,\nthence north 40 chains, thence west 160 chains,\nthence south 40 chains to point of commencement,\ncontaining 640 acrea, more or lew\n_ \u201e . _ . Angus (31111s.\nDated December 14.1907.\n17. Commencing at a post planted about 1W\nmiles measuring In a north direction from the con.\nSkeena I,nnd District, Dlstrlot of Coast. Take\nnotice that I, John R. Watson, of Vancouver, B.\nCm occupation merchant, Intends to apply for\npermission to purchase the following described\nWe are informed by the Provincial \u201e\"\"\"\u2022 \u2022',uat\u00ab \u00b0\" Q\"\u00ab\u00bb chnrlotte islands, near\nthe south end of Moresby Island, and on a small\nbay known us Ikeda Bay:\nCommencing at a post planted on the southerly\nshore of Ikeda Bay, nt the northeast corner of the\nland applied for, nnd marked \"John R.Watson\nN. K, Cor.,\" thenoe south Jl chains, thence west\n40 chains, thence north 40 chains, thence cast 20\nchains, thence south J chains to shore of bay,\nthence along the shore to point of commencement, and containing 160 ncres, more or leas.\nonly .$28,000 outstanding, which is repre- Per Arichlka ikeds, Agent.\nDated December 5, 1907. jan 11\nMinUter of Finance that the holden of\ndebentures for the loan of 1904 to the\namount of $80,000 have accepted payment of this amount with accrued interest. Of the whole amount of the loan\nof one million dollars there now remains\nLAND NOTICB.\nsented by debentures running for the\nnext seven years and repayable at the\nrate of $4,000 annually. It is quite possible with the higher rates now obtainable for money in the general money\nmirket, that tha holders of these out-\n\u2022 standing debentures may also encash\nthem at the Provincial treasurv In anv Ri!^ '.V\/\" eH1,tcrl>r direction from Kumnis slough,\nwidju n mm i-rvvinciBi treasury, in any- about 2V4 miles south of the north end of K.um-\n0as\u00bb the loan is practically repaid, The n,f. 1\nmiles measuring in an east direction from the confluence of the northmost branch of the Kitamaat\nriver with the main stream, thence south 160\nchains, thence eaat 40 chains, thence north 160\nchains, thence west 40 chains to point of commencement, containing 640 acres, more or less.\nAngus Gillis.\nDated December 13, 1907.\n30. Commencing at a poat planted about Wt\nmiles measuring in an east direction from the confluence of the northmost branch of the Kitamaat\nriver with the main stream, thence eust 160 chains,\nthence north 40 chains, thence west 160 chains,\nthence south 40 chains to point of commencement,\ncontaining 640 acres, more or less.\nAngus Gillis.\nDated December 13, 1907.\n31. Commencing at a post planted about 2Yt\nmiles measuring in n southettet direction from the\nconfluence of the northmost branch of the Kitamaat river with the main stream, thence south 160\nchuins, thence west 40 chains, thence north 160\nchains, thence east ,40 chains to point of commencement, containing 640 acres, more or less.\nAngus Gillis.\nDated December 13, 1907.\n32. Commencing at a post planted about 2:1i\nmiles measurlita In u southeast direction from the.\nconfluence of the northmost branch of the Kitamaat river with the main stream, thence south 160\nchains, thence east 40 chains, thence north 160\nchaina, thence west 40 chains to point of commencement, containing 640 acres, more ur less.\nAngus Gillis.\nDated December 13, 1907.\n::3. Commencing at a post planted about 3Mi\nmiles measuring in a southeast direction from the\nconfluence of the northmost branch of the Kitamaat river with the main stream, thence south 160\nchains, thence west 40 chainB. thence north 160\nehains, thence east 40 chains to point of commencement, containing 640 acres, more or less.\nAngus Gillis.\nDated December 13, 1907.\n84. Commencing at a post planted about 3H\nmiles measuring in a southeast direction from the\nconfluence of the northmost branch of the Kitamaat river with the main stream, thence south 160\nchains, thence east 40 chainB, thence north 160\nchaina. thence west 40 chains to point of commencement, containing 640 acres, more or less.\nANGUS GILLIS.\nDated December 13, 1907. jan 18\nSKEENA LAND DISTRICT.\nDistrict of Coast, Range V.\nTAKE notice that we, Frank Vandell, occupation timber cruiser, Albert Sinclair, occupation\nreal estate agent, and John McShane, occupation\ntimber cruiser, of Vancouver, H. C, Intend to apply for a special timber license over the following\ndescribed lands, situated in the Klteumgallum\nvalley. Range 6, Skeena river district:\n1. Commencing at a post planted about 40 chains\nnorth of the southwest corner of T. L. No. 7916,\nthence 80 chains weat, thenca 80 chains south,\nthence 80 chains east, thence 80 chaina north to\npoint of commencement.\nDated December 19, 1907.\n2. Commencing at a post planted about 80\nchains west of the southwest comer of the old\nIndian reserve, thence 160 chains south, thence 40\nchains east, thence 160 chains north, thence 40\nchains west to point of commencement.\nDated December 19, 1907.\n8. Commencing at a post planted about 80\nchains west of thu southwest corner of old Kit-\nsomgnlltiiii Indian reserve, thence 160 chains south,\nthence 40 chains west, thence 160 chains north,\nthence 40 chains east to point of commencement.\nDated December 19, 1907.\n4, Commencing at* post planted aboul20 chain*\neast of the south, est corner of old Kltsumgallum\nIndian reserve, thence 80 chains east, thence 80\nchnlns north, thence 80 chains west, thence 80\nchains south to point of commencement.\nDated December 19, 1907.\n6. Commencing at a post planted about 80 chains\nweat of the northwest corner of the old Kltsumgallum Indian reserve, thence 80 chains north,\nthence 80 chains eaat, thenoe 80 chains south,\nthence 80 chains west to point of commencement.\nDated December 19,1907,\n6. Commencing at a post p Ian ted about 20 chalna\nnorth of the southeast corner or T. L. 16419. thence\n120 chains north, thence 40 chaina east, thence 80\nchains south, thence 40 chains east, thence 40\nchains south, thence 80 chains west to point of\ncommencement.\nDated December 19. 1907.\n7. Commencing at a post planted 40 chains\nsouth of the northwest corner of T. L. 16419,\nthence 80 chains west, thence 80 chains south,\nthence 80 chains east, thence 80 chains north to\npoint of commencement:\nDated December 19, 1907.\n8. Commencing at a post planted about 40 chalna\nsouth of the northwest corner of T. L. 16419,\nthence 160 chains weat, thence 40 chains north,\nthence 160 chains eaat, thence 40 chalna aouth to\npoint of commencement.\nDated December 19, 1907.\n9. Commencing at a post plated at the northeast corner of T. L. 16419, thence 160 chainB west,\ntlience 40 chains north, thence 160 chains east,\nthence 40 chains south to point of commencement.\nDnted December 19, 1907.\n10. Commencing at a post planted about 40 chains\nnorth of the northwest corner of T. L. 16419.\nthence 160 chains west, thence 40 chains north,\nthence 160 chains eaat, thence 40 chalna south to\npoint of commencement.\nDated December 21, 1907.\n11. Commencing at a poat planted at the south.\nwest corner of T. L. 16397, thence 80 ehaina west,\nthence 80 chains north, thence 80 ehains eaat,\nthenee 80 chains aouth to point of commencement.\nDated December 21. 1907.\n12. iVnineuulw at a poat planted at the northeast corner marked T. L. 1M97, thence 120 chaina\nweat, thence 40 ehains north, thenee80chains east,\nthence 40 chains north, thence 40 chalna eeaat,\nthenee 80 chains south to point of commencement.\nDated December 21. 1907.\n18. Commencing at a poet planted about 80 ehains\nnortli of the southwest comer of location No. 12.\nthenee 80 chains west, thence 80 chains south,\nthenee 80 ehains east, thence 80 chains north to\npoint of commencement.\nDated December 21, 1907.\n14. Commeneingatapostplantedabout40chalna\naouth of the southwest corner of T. L. 7941, tlience\n160 chains west, thence 40 chains north, thence 160\nchains east, thence 40 chalna aouth to point of\ncommencement.\nDa.ed December 21, 1907.\n16. Commenelngata poat planted about ,|0chalna\nnorth of the southwest corner of T. L. 7941, thenc*\n160 chains wost. thenc* 40 chaina south, theme* 160\nchains eust. thence 40 chains north to point of\ncommencement.\nDated December 11. 1907.\n16. Commencing at a poat planted about 40 chalna\nnorth of the southwest comer of T. L. 7941, thence\n160 chains west, thence 40 chains north, thenc* 160\nehains east, thence 40 chalna aouth to point at\ncommencement.\nDated December il. 1907.\n17. Commenelngata post planted about 40 ehaina\nsouth of the northwest corner of T. L. 7941. thenc*\n160 chains west, thence 40 chains south, thenc* 160\nchains eaat, thence 4i| chains north to point \u00abf\ncommencement.\nDuted December 21. 1907.\n18. Commencing at a post planted about40ehalna\nwest of the northeast corner of Location No. 17,\nthenoe 80 chains north, thence 80 chains went,\nthence 80 chaina south, thence 80 chains east to\npoint of commencement.\nDated December 21. 1907.\n19. Commencing at a post planted about 2M, mile*\nup from the mouth of Nelson river on the north\nbank, thence 160 chains south, thence 40 chains\neast, thence 160 chains north, thenc* 40 chain*\nwest to point of commencement.\nDated December 21, 1807.\n20. Commencing nt a post planted about 2H miles\nup f rm the mouth of Nelson river on the north\nbank, thence 160 chains south, thence 40 chalna\nwest, thence 160 chnlns north, thenc* 40 chaina\neast to point of commencement.\nDated December 21. 1907.\n21. Commenelngata post planted about 2M, miles\nup from the mouth of Nelson river on the north\nbank, thence 160 chains north, thenc* 40 chaina\nweat. thence 160 chains south, thenee 40 chalna\neast to point of commencement.\nDated December 21, 1908.\n22. Commencing ata post planted about 2H milea\nup from the mouth of Nelson river on th* north\nbank, thence 160 chains north, thence 40 ehains\neast, thence 160 chains south, thenc* 40 chaina\nwest to point of commencement.\nDated December 21. 1907.\n28. Commencing at a post planted at the mouth\nof Camp creek, on the weat bank of Kltsumgallum\nlake, thence 40 chains west, thence 40 chains south,\nthence 40 chains west, tlience 40 chalna south,\nthence 40 chains west, thence 40 chains south,\nthence 80 chains east, thence 40 chains north,\nthence 40 chains east, thence 80 chalna north to\npoint of commencement.\nDated December 21.1907.\n24. Commencing at a post planted about 2 milea\neaat of the mouth of Camp creek, on the east\nbank of Kltaumgallum lake, thence 40 chains eeast,\nthence 160 chainB north, thence 40 chains west,\nthence 160 chains south along shore to point of\ncommencement.\nDated December 21.1907.\n26. Commencing ata poft planted about 20 chaina\nfrom the mouth of the Klteumgallum river, where\nit empties Into the lake on the west bank of lak*.\nthenee 40 chaina west, thence 160 chains south,\nthence 40 chains east, more or less, to tne shore;\nand then along lake shore to point of commencement.\nDated December 21, 1907.\n26. Commend.eg at a poat planted about 40 chalna\nwest of the northeast corner of the location of No.\n26, thence 160 chains south, thence 40 chains wost.\nthence 160 chains north, thence 40 chains east to\npoint of commencement.\nDated Deeemhir 21. 1907.\n27. Commencing at a post planted about 1 mil*\nup the river from Kltaumgallum lake, on the weat\nbank of river, thence 80 chains west, thenc* SO\nchains north, thence 80 chains east, thenc* 60\nchains south to point of commencement.\nDated December 21.1907.\n28. Commencing at a post planted about 20 chaina\nnorth of the mouth of Douglas creek, thence 40\nchaina north, thence 40 chains eaat. thence 80\nchains north, thence 40 chainB eaat, thenc* 120\nchains south, thence 80 chaina west to point of\ncommencement.\nDated December 21, 1907.\n29. Commencing at a post planted about 3Vt\nmiles north of the mouth of Douglas creek, tbence\n40 chains east, thence 160 chains south, thenc* 40\nchainB west, thence 160 chaina north to point of\ncommencement.\nDated December 21, 1907.\n30. Commencing at a post planted about 3M.\nmiles north of the mouth of Douglas creek, thenca\n40 chains east, thence 160 chains north, thenee 40\nchains west, thence 160 chains south to point of\ncommencement.\nDated December 22, 1907.\n31. Commencing at a poat planted about S milea\nup from the mouth of the north fork of the Kit-\na imgallum river, on the eaat bank, thenc* 80 chalna\ns mth, thence 40 chains west, thence 40 chains\nsouth, thence 40 chains west, thence 80 chains\nnorth, thence 40 chnins east, thenc* 40 chain*\nnorth, thence 40 chains east to point of commencement.\nDated December 22. 1907.\n82. Commencing at a post planted about 3 milea\nup from the north fork of the Klteumgallum river\non the east bank, thence 40 chains west, thence 80\nchains north, thence 40 chains west thenc* 40\nchains north, thence 80 chains eaat, thence 120\nchains south to point of commencement.\nDated December 22, 1907.\n83. Commencing at a post planted at the northwest comer and about 7 miles up from th* nurth\nfork of the Kitaumgallum river, on the east bank,\nthence 80 chains eaat, thence 100 chains south,\nmore or leas, to the river, and thenca along river\nto point of commencement.\nDated December 22, 1907.\n34. Commencing at a post planted at tha northeast corner, and then about 7 miles up from the\nnorth fork of Kltsumgallum river, on the west\nbank, thence 40 chains west, thence 160 chains\nsouth, thence 40 chains east, thenc* 160 chalna\nnorth to point of commencement.\nDated December 22, 1907.\n86. Commencing at a poat planted at the southwest corner, and about 7 miles up from th* north\nfork of Kltaumgallum river, on the eeast bank,\nthence 160 chalna east, thence 40 chaina north,\nthence 160 chaina west, thence 40 chaina south to\npoint of commencement,\nDated December 22.1907.\nLocators,\nFRANK VANDALL.\nALBERT SINCLAIR.\nJOHN McSHANE.\nfeb 8 Frank Vandall, Agent\nIiAN\u00bb AOT.\nSkeena Land District. District of Cassiar.\nSixty daya after date I intend to apply to the\nChief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to purchase 80 acres of land on Bear river.\nCassiardistrict: Commeneingat the N. B, corner\nof John Bernacbes' purchaae, thenoe north 40\nchains, thehce west 20 chains, thenee south 40\nchains, thence east 20 chains to point of commencement. W. G. HUMBLB.\n_ , John Berneches. agent.\nDated Sept. 4, 1907. nov. 9.\nSubscribe for The North Coast WANTED\nTIMBER\nLANDS\nI have connection! with Raatern\neai.ltallsts willing limber lands, anw\nmill* and logging outfits I would\nllko to m*et cruisers or others havlna\ntheses* properties for \"nlf. If you have\nnot money to pay for ndvertlalng or\nlie*aa\u00abs I will advance It.\nE. R. Chandler\nWtjttu I nnd S, .'01m RuHtllng.\n1ST HaHilflgfl Street. Vancouver, II. C\nllMHKK NOTICE.\nTHE NORTH COAST, .SATiWiAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1908.\nTIMBER JVIAPS\nof all Districts\nVancouver Map and\nBlue-Print \n\u2022 headtitiarters this Siiiiiiner at J\nI TELKWA, - B.C. I\nA 25-Foot\nGasoline Launch\nFor Sale Cheap\nOwner has for sale in\nVancouver a well made,\nseaworthy gasoline\nlaunch, with new 5 h. p.\nPalmer four cycle engine. Complete boat\nequipment, including\ncushions, anchor, ropes,\nstarboard and port\nlights, acetiyne searchlight, canopy top, etc.\nPrice $800\nGuaranteed in perfect\nrunning order.\nA launch suitable for\nnorthern waters.\nA.W. JOHNSON,\n1614 Robson St,,\nVANCOUVER, B. C.\nLAND actt.\nBkeena lnnd District, District of Coaat. Take\nnotice that Thomas Budge, of Nanaimo, B. C,\noccupation miner, intenda to apply for permijiaion\nto purchase the following deacrlbed lands:\nCommencing at a post planted about 9 milea\nnortherly from Skidegate, on the east coaat of*\n\u2022Graham Island, and on a small creek about one-\nhalf mile from the shore, commencing at the N.E.\ncorner, thence west 80 chains, thence tkouih 80\nchains, thence oast 80 chalna, thence .lorth 80\nchains to point of commencement, containing 640\nacres, more or leas. THOMA8 BUDGE.\nDated December 19. 1907. jan IS\nLAND ACT.\nSkeena Land District, District of Coast. Take\nnotice that Arthur Charles Le Pln*trier Ray, of\nVancouver, occupation real estate ngent. intends\nto apply for permission to purchase the following\ndescribed lands:\nCommencing at a poat planted nbout 9 miles\nnortherly from Skidegate, on the enst coast of\nGraham Island, on a small creek, and about one\nhalf mile from the shore, commencing nt the S.E-\neorner, theuce north 80 chains, theuce west 80\nchains, tlience south 80 chains, thence enst 80\nehains to point of commencement, containing\n440 acres, more or less.\nARTHUR CHARLES I,e PLASTRIER RAY.\nDated December 19. 1907. jan U\nNOTICE TO CO-OWNER.\nNOTICB la hereby given to Samuel I. Sliver-\nman, his heirs and assigns: You are hereby notified that I, Samuel Gourley, have done the assessment work and recorded the same on the Ajnx,\nHex and Minnie mineral claims, situated in the\nSkeena Mining district, head of Portland dSnal.\nfor the j*ear 1907. amounting to $307.50, nnd unless your portion for a one-half interest in said\nclaims U paid by March 21. 1908, the same will\nbe forfeited to the undersigned.\nSAMUEL GOURLEY.\nDated December 21, 1907. dec 21, 1907\nCoabt I .and District. Dittiict of Skeena River.\nTAK( autice that 1, Janus McLennan, of\nKit.mat, on ligation logg*1 - intend lu apply\nfor a bpocial limber licence over the following feacribed land* i\nNo. 1. Commencing at a \\h>-\\ planted on\nthe South -i#it- of Cardiu-r (.anal, 1 x\/% miles\nEa\u00ab-t of Tiiumph Kay, in the vicinity of\nKawkcatwy I > land, marked J. Mel* , N'K.\nCor. Post* thence 80 chains South, thence 80\nchains West, to *horr of Triumph Bay, thence\nfollowing \u00bbliorr line Of Triumph Bay and\n(\u2022ardner Canal to place of commencement.\nDated Uacsabcr 6th, IV07.\nNo. 4.- -Commencing at a pott planted on\nthe West hank o\/ tlu Ka 1 fork of the creek\nrunning into a lake iboVfl l\u00bb0 mile* South of\nTnimijfli Bay in thr vicinity of Kawkeebflfjr\nHland, and tbottl IKtJ chaffM Botltfa <>f tM\nSouth \u00bbd <>f th\u00ab l.akr. marked J. Mel,.. N.K.\nCor. Po-t. ihititc 160 chains Soutli, thence\n40 cluin- West tlience 160 chain j. North,\nthence 40 cliains I.ai to place of co.nn.eiw.e-\nment.\nDated IVrtmlMT 6tli* 1907.\nNo. J,\u2014 Commencing al a post plantrd on\nthe Weat bank of the Kast fork of the creek\nrunning into a lake atiout I miles Soutli of\nTriumph Hay, and about 1HH chain?- Booth \u00ab>f\nthe South end of the said lake, in the vicinity\nof llavkeslmry Island, of Gardner Canal,\nmarked j. McL., S.K. Cor. Post tlnnce 100\nchains North, thence 40 chain* West, ih.-iuc\n160 chains South, thence 40 chains l'.a>t lo\nplace of commencement.\nDated December 0th, 1907.\nNo. 6.\u2014Commencing at a post planted on\nIhe West hank of tin Baal fork of a creek\nrunning into a lake about 2 miles South of\nTriumph Hay, and about 1K0 chain.-, South\nof the South end of -.aid lake, in the vicinity\nof Hbwkesbury Island of Gardner Canal,\nmarked J. McL, N.W. Cor, Pott, thence ho\ncahins Kast, thence SO chains South, thence Si)\nchains West, thence HO chains North to place\nuf .commencement,\nDated December 6th, 1907.\nNo, 7.--\"Commencing at a post planted on\nthe West hank of the Kast fork of the cieek\nTunning Into a lake 2 miles- South uf Triumph\nHay, and about I8tl chains South of the South\nend of said lake, in the vicinity of Hawkea-\nLury Island of Gardner Canal, marked J-\nMcL., S.W. Cor. Pofct, thence 160 chaina\nNorth, thence 40 chains Rait, thence 160\nchain*- South, thenee 40 chains West to place\nul co inii-nceincnt.\nDated December 6th, 1907.\nNo. 9.\u2014Commencing at a post planted on\nthe West fork of a river running into a lake\nal>out 2 miles South of Triumph Bay, and\nGardner's Canal, and ahout 260 chains in a\nSouthwert direction from the*South end of\niaid lake in the vicinity of Hawkesbury Island, raaikcd J. McL., S.K. Cor. Post, tnrnce\n40 chains North, thence 120 chains We?t,\nthence 80 chains South, tlience 40 chains l'*att,\nthence 40 chains North, thence HO chains Last\nlu place of commencement.\nDated December 6th, 1907.\nNo. 10.\u2014-Commencing at a post planted on\nthe North I ;;nk of the Wist fork of a river\nmiming into a lake 2 miles South of Triumph\nBay, m Gardner Canal, and abnut 260 chains\nin a .Southwest direction from the South end\nof the lake in the vicinity of Hawkesbury Is-\nland, maiked J. McL., N.W. Cor. Post, thence\n80 chains West, thence 80 chains South, Ihenee\n80 chaius Kant, thence 80 chains North to\nplace of commencement.\nDated December 6th, 1907.\nNo. 11.~ Commencing at a post planted on\nthe Kast side of lake about I miles South from\nIhe head of Triumph Hay, and about 2 miles\nSouth of ihe North end of the lake in the\nvicinity of Hnwkrstmry Island, marked J.\nMcL., N.W. Cor. Post, thence 80 chains\nSouth, thence 40 chains Kast, thence 40 chains\nSouth, thence 40 chains East, thence 80 chains\nNorth, thence 40 chains West, thence 40 chains\nNorth, thence 40 chains West to place of\ncommencement.\nDated December 6th, 1907.\nNo. 12.\u2014Commencing at a post planted on\nthe shore at the North end of lake 2 miles\nSouth of Triumph Bay, Gardner Canal, in the\nvicinity of Hawkesbury Island, marked J.\nMcL., N.W. Cor. Post, thence 80 chains East,\nthence 160 chains South, to shore line, thence\nfollowing shore line to place of commencement.\nRated December 6th, 1907.\nNo. 13.\u2014Commencing at a post planted on\nthe shore at the North end of the lake 2 miles\nSouth of the head of Triumph Bay, Gardner\nCanal, in the vicinity of Hawkesbury Island,\nmarked J. McL., N.K. Cor. Post, thence 80\nchains West, thence 40 chains South, theuce\n40 chains East, thence 80 chains South, thence\n40 chains East to shore line, thence along\nshore line to place of commencement.\nDated December 6th, 1907.\nNo. 15.\u2014Commencing at a post planted \\%\nmiles North of the head of Triumph Bay, Gardner Canal, in the vicinity of Hawkesbury Is*\nland and marked J. McL., N.W. Cor. Post,\nthence 40 chains East, thence 40 chains South,\nthence 40 chains East, thence 60 chains South,\nthence 80 chains West to shore line, thence\nalong shore line to point of commencement.\nDated December 6th, 1907. ,\nNo. 16.\u2014Commencing at a post planted on\nthe West tide of Triumph Bay, Gardner Canal,\nin the vicinity of Ifawkesbnry Island, on the\nS.E. Cor. of 49 R.N., and 49 S.E., marked\nI. McL-, N.E. Cor. Post, thence 40 chains\nWest, thence 160 chains South, thence 40\nchains Kai t to shore line, thence along the\nshore line to place of commencement.\nDated December 6th, 1907.\nNo. 18.\u2014Commencing at a post planted on\nthe N.W. Cor. of Timber License No. 11295,\non the Kast bank of Deer Creek, in the\nvicinity of Devastation Channel, marked T.\nMcL., SW. Cor. Post, thence 40 chains North,\nthence 40 chains KaH, thence 80 chains North,\nthence 40 chains (Cast, thence 120 ehains South,\nthence 80 chains West to place of commencement.\nDated December 2nd, 1907.\nNo. 19.- Commencing at a post planted on\nthe N.W. Cor. of Timber License No. 11295,\non the East bank of Deer Creek in the vicinity of Devastation Channel, marked J. McL-,\nS.K. Cor. Post, thence 40 chains North;\nthence 40 chains Kast, thence 80 chains North,\nthence 40 chains West, thence 40 chains\nSouth, thence 40 chains West, thence HO chains\nSouth, thence 40 chains East to place of corn-\nmeneement.\nDated December 2nd, 1907.\nNo. 20.-\u2014Commencing at a post planted\nabout 2V% miles in a Northerly direction from\nDevastation Channel on the West side of\nDeer Creek, and on the West line of Timber\nLicense No. 11295, marked T, McL., N.E.\nCor. Post, thence 40 chains West, thence 120\nchains South, thence 80 chains Kast, thence 40\nchains North, thence 40 chains West, thence\n80 chains North to place of commencement.\nDated December 2nd, 1907.\nNo. 21.\u2014Commencing at a post planted on\nthe South shore of Hawkesbury Island, Sue\nChannel, 2 miles West of Devastation Sound,\nand known as J. McL., N.W. Cor. Post, thence\nSouth 40 chains, thence East 160 chains,\nthence North 40 chains, thence West following shore line to place of commencement.\nDated December 3rd, 1907.\nNo. 22.\u2014-Commencing at a post plantej] on\nthe South shore of Little Bay on the South\nside of Sue Channel, South Hawkesbury Island, marked J. McL., N.W. Cor. Post, thence\n60 chains South, thence 80 chains East, thence\n100 chains more or less North to shore\nline, thence following snore line to place of\ncommencement.\nDated December 2nd, 1907.\nNo. 23.\u2014Commencing at a post planted on\nthe South shore of Sue Channel, South\nHawkesbury I'land, ^Pniles West of Devastation Channel, narked J. McL , N \\\\. Cor. Post,\nUmftttf 40 cluin- South, thence *>0 chains \\vest,\nt hi uce 40 chains South, thence 60 chains\nWest, thence &; i lairis North, more or test, to\nshore line, thii.ee |lung the shore line lo\nplate of comnn r.cemetit.\nDated December 2nd. 1907.\nNo. 24.\u2014Commencing at a post planted on\nthe South shoi- of Sue Channel, Ilawkenbury\nIsland, 4 mile- West of Devastation Channel,\nmarked J. McI.., Si. Cor Post, thence 40\nchain* South, ihenee 1M) chains VYe\u00bbt, turner\n40 chain* Not.lt to shore line, thenee along\nthe shore line t<> plaee of commencement.\nDated Decemhei 2nd, IW.\nNo. 26.\u2014Commencing at a post planted on\nthe West side of Douglas Channel, about 40\nchains South ol I legOOfl and about . miles\nSouth of the mouth of Dawson Arm, marked\nj McL., S.K Coi r t, thenca West 40\nchains, tlience N'orth 1 (0 chains, thence Baal\nHO ctiains. th*v Booth Ml ehains. mure ui\nh \u2022 , to ihora \u25a0, thenri foJ owing shore line\n10 nOint of c\u00ab ..r,,i ni i m< j:'\nLJajW Dacembei 2nd, I\nNo. 27.\u2014Commencing at a ootl pjantod on\na creek on th- We \u25a0' 11 \u2022\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 -ut Arm,\nal oitt 2 miles from i' \u25a0 mouth, En tha vicinity of Ffawke* rory Island, marked J. McL.,\nV K Cor. P t, t em e VVcal 10 I i hain.*,\nthence South KO chatm, ihenee East 60 cl n\nmore or less t' vhon line, thence .along ihore\nline to a lace -t commencement\nDattfr Dccei bei 2nd, 903\n\\V, 28. Ci: mem ing at a post planted at\ntlK' N.W. Cor. Df the In .id '\u2022' the Nortli arm\nof Dawson Ai between Dawfcon and Kitimat Arm.*, m; .. d J. McL., S.E. Cot. Port,\nthence North 4 cl ail , tin nee WcM 10 chains,\ntheuce South 4. chain-, rhencc Weal 40 chains,\nIhenee South i chains, thence East 40 chains\nmore or less lo shore line, thence following\nshoie line in .. Northerly direction to point\nof con:,,,ci:cenj'nt.\nDat-d D'jcci.he, 2nd, 1907.\nNo. 20.\u2014Co nencing at a post planted 160\nchains South f m the head of the- North arm\nof Dawson Arm, on tht Kast shore between\nDawson and Kilimat Arms, marked J. McL.,\nN.W. Cor. Po- . thence 40 chains East, thence\n80 chains Sout , thence 40 chains .East, thence\n80 chains Sou to shore line, thence along\nshore line to i lace of commencement\nDated Decen ber 2nd, 1907.\nNo. 31.\u2014Commencing at -a pos.t planted\nabout 80 chait South bom the head of the\nNorth arm of Dawson Arm, on the East shore,\nbetween Dtwson and Kitimat Arm, marked\nJ. McL., N.W. Cor. Post, thence East 80\nchains, thence South 80 chains, thence West\n80 chains to ihore line, thence following shoreline in a Nortii rly direction to point of commencement.\nDated December 2nd, 1907.\nNo. 32.\u2014Coi nencing at a post planted at\nthe head of tb< North arm of Dawson Arm-\nbetween Daw u and Kitimat Arms, and\nmarked J. Mel., N.W. Cor. Post, thence Kast\n80 chains, them \u2022 South 80 chains, thence West\n80 chains to th' '\u00bb\u25a0 line, thence along the shore\nline to place ot commencement.\nDated Deteinl i r 2nd, 1907.\nNo. 33.\u2014Commencing at a i>ost planted at\nthe head of tin North arm of Dawson Aim,\nbetween Dawson and Kitimat Arras, marke(]\nJ. McL., S.W Cor. Post, thence North 80\nchains, thence Bast 80 chains, thence South 80\nchains, tlnnce West 80 chains to place of commencement.\nDated December 2nd, 1907.\nNo. 35.\u2014Conir-ietK'iiiK at a post planted on\nthe South .\"hoc of Kiidala Ann, about 3 miles\nfrom the head, marked J. McL., N.W. Cor.\nPost, thence South 40 chains, thence East 40\nchains, thence South 40 chains, thence East 60\nchain*, thrnu* North 80 chains more or less\nto shore line, thence fallowing shore line to\n(>otnt of commencement.\nDated December 3rd, 1907.\nNo. 39.\u2014Commencing at a post planted\nabout 160 chain! distant in a Northerly direction from tin head of Kagle Hay on the Kast\nshore of Kitimat Arm, marked J. McL.. S.W.\nCor. Post, tln-nce East 80 chains, thence North\n80 chains to shore line, thence along shore\nline lo mace of commencement.\nDated December 3rd, 1907.\nNo. 40.\u2014Commencing at a post plantod at\nthe head of Kaglc Bay, on the East shore\nof same, on Kitimat Arm, 3 miles South of\nthe mouth of Kiidala Arm, marked J. McL-,\n.SW. Cor. Po-t, thence s0 chains Kast, theuce\n40 chains North, thence 80 chains East, thence\n40 chums North* thence 160 chains West more\nor less to beach* following shore line Southerly to place of commencement.\nDated December 3rd, 1907.\nNo. 41. -Commencing at a post planted at\nthe head ol Eagle Hay on tne West shore\nof same, on Kitimat Arm, 3 miles South of\nthe mouth of Kiidala arm, marked J. McL.,\nN.W. Cor. Poat, thence 40 chains East, thence\n40 chains North, thence 80 chains East, theuce\n40 chains South, thence 40 chains West,\nthence 40 chsins South, thence 80 chains West,\nthence 40 cbaini North to point of commencement\nDated December 3rd, 1907.\nNo. 43. ~ Commenting at a post planted on\nthe East shore of Kitimat Arm, and about 2\nmiles North of Hopkins Point, marked J.\nMcL., N.W Cor. Post, thence 60 chains\nSouth, thence 80 chains East, thence 100\nchains North o shore line, thence along shore\nline to plan of commencement\nDated Drv-mber 3rd, 1907.\nNo. 44\u2014 Commencing at a post planted on\nthe East side of Kitimat Arm, \\i mile North\nof Hopkins Point, marked J. McL., N.W.\nCor. IV>st, th nee 80 chains Kast, thence 80\nchains Sou\" thence 80 chains West to shore\nline, thence ong the shore line to place of\ncummencemei-\nDated Dei iber 3rd, 1907.\nNo. 45.\u2014 I \"'nmencing at a post planted on\nthe Kast \u00bbli. e of Kiidala Arm, SK from\nCosta Ialand, marked J. McL., N.W. Cor.\nPost, thence t ' chains Soutli, ihenee 80 chains\nEast, thence 80 chains North more or less to\nthe shore line of Eagle Hay, thenee along\nshore line to :>lace of commencement.\nDated De\u00ab iber 3rd, 1907.\nNo. 63.---I \u25a0 nmencjng at a post planted on\nthe North shore of Gardners Canal, Wi miles\nin a Westerly direction from Crab River,\nmarked J. M L., S.K. Cor. Post, thence 100\ndetains Noith, thence 80 chains more or less\nto the shore line of Devastation Channel,\nthence along -bore line to place ol commencement.\nDated December 4th. 1907.\nJAMES McLKNNAN.\nLAND ACT.\nSkeenn Lnnd district. District of Graham Island. 0 C 1 'i ike notice that Donald Ureeuiield\nMncDotu'll. of Vancouver, B. C, occupation lawyer, intends I\" ..pply for permission to purchase\nthe following described lands:\nCommencing at n post planted at the northeast\ncorner ot\" an In linn reserve nbout 7n chains west\nof the entrance of Hiclen river into Dixons Entrance, said post l>eing the northwest corner of\nland applied for, thence south 80 chains, thence\nenst 80 chains or to shore line on west side of\nHielen river thence northerly along shore line of\nriver to its enhance into Dixons Entrunoc, thence\nwesterly alone shore line of Dixons Entrance to\npoint of commencement, containing 640 acres,\nmore or less.\nDONALD GREENFIELD MacDONELL.\nFrederick B- Jones, Agent\nDated December 12, 1907. jan 11\nof Kumdis Slough. lfASSett Inlet about 2 miles\nlinrllmiat of ihe south, end of Kumdis Ulnnd.\nwild poet marked Wm. L . M< VV. cor , theuce east\n80chains, thence south SOchains, thence west HO\nchains or to shore line of Kumdis Slough, thenee\nnortherly along shore line of Kumdis Slough to\npoint of commencement containing 640 ucres.\nI\/>cated December 18. 1907;\nWILLIAM LALUS.\njun 11 Prrderiek B Jones, Ageot\n\u25a0 m\nSkeena I,and District District of Graham Inland, Q. C. I Take notice that George Stafford,\nof koy. it. C-, occupation fanner, intends to apply\nfor permission to purchaae the following described lauds:\nCommencing at a iM>nt planted on the shore on\nthe east side of Kumdis Slough, or Masartt Inlet.\nGraham I*hiud and about tVi miles southerly\nfrom the north end of Kumdis Island, said poat\nlninii tin-southwest corne and is marked G. 6.,\ns W cor . th ;icres.\nl\/*nt._d December 18, Ml.\nGHORGK STAFFORD.\njiui 11 Frederick B, Jones. Agent\nBkeena Land District. Di^-trict of Graham Island u c I Take notice that Frederick Benaon\nJonea of Massett, H. C-. occupation farmer, intends to apply for penniaalon to purchase the following fk'sciibed binds:\nCommeneingat a pool planted on th'.- shore on\nth< eaat side oi Maaeett Inlet, about 6 miles south\nof the south side of Lot 8. Massett Inlet and\nabout 4 chains north of a amaU creek known as\nWatton river, said poat being the northwest corner and is marked F. B. J N.W. cor. post,\nthence eaat 160 chaina, thence south 40 chains.\nthence weal to shore line of Massett Inlet thenoe\nnortherly ulong the sliore line of Massett Inlet\n10 point of commencement, eontaininif 640 acres,\nmore or lesa.\nLocated December 7, 1907.\njan U FREDERICK B. JONKR.\nTIMBER NOTICE.\nSkeenn Land District District of Graham Is\nland, Q. C. I. lake notice that William l^illis. of\nVancouver, U. < . intenus lu apply for pcipu^siyn,\nto purchase the following described lands: '\nCojumeucinj; at a post planted on the east side\nBKEENA LAND DISTRICT,.\nDistrict of Coast.\nTAKK NOTICE that The Graham Island Lumber Co., of Victoria, occupation gentlemen, in-\nteudl to apply for a special timber license over\n0K following described lands:\n19. Comiikencing nt a post planted on the\nnorthwest corner of T. L. 8358, Mar Clinton Bay.\nMaeect Inlet being the *>uthvvest corner relocation T. L- 8355, thence east 80 chains, theucenorth\n80 chains, thence w\u00ab*st 80 cbafns, more or less, to\n.the shore, thenoe following shore to the point erf\ncommencement.\nGraham Island ' uml*r Co.\nJohn Young. Agent\nDated December 20, 1907.\n41. Commencing at a post planted on the sontb-\nfVVttt corner, cm the eust boundary of T. I*. 7748.\nJuskatala Bn.v. Masset Inlet, relocation T. L- 9538.\nthence north 80 chains, thenoe enst 40 chains,\nthence north 80 chnins. thence east 40 chains.\nmore or less.tu shore, thmcc following the shore\nto place of commencement\nGraliam Island Lumtici Co.\nJolni Young, Agent\nDated December 20. 1907.\n99. Commencing nt a post planted on the northeast corner of T. L- 12664. Mnsset Inlet, being the\nsoutheast corner, thence west SO chains, thence\nnorth 80 chains, thenoe west 40 chains, thence\nnorth 80 chuins, thenoe east 20 chain*, more or\nless, to the shore, thence following shore to point\nof commencement\nGraham Island Lumber Co.\nJohn Young. Agent\nDated December 20. 1907.\n151. Commencing at a vo\u00abt planted at tlie\nnorthwest comer, being at the southwest corner\nof T. L. No. 8347. Masset Inlet Denan Bay. tlience\nenst 60 chains, thence south H>6 chains, thenoe\nwest 60 chains, more or less, to shore, thence foi\nlowing shore to point of commencement.\nGraham Island Lumber Co.\nJohn Young. Agent\nDnted December 20,1907.\n152. Commencing at a post planted on the\nnortheast corner, being at the southwest corner\nof T. L- No. 8358, Mnsset Inlet, MacClinton Hay.\nUknre south 80 chains, thence west 80 chains,\nthence north SO chains, theuce cast 80 chains to\npoint of commencement.\nGraham Isbmd Lumber Co.\nJohn Young, Agent\nDated December 20. 1907.\n153. Commencing at a poat planted on the\nnorthwest corner of T. L- No. 7747. Masset Inlet\njuskatabi Buy, being the southeast corner, thence\nwest 60 chains, thence north 106 chnins, thence\nea^t 60 chains, thence south 106 chains, to point\nof commencement\nGraham Istaud Lumber Co.\nJohn Young. Agent\nDated December 20. 1907.\n154. Commencing nt a post planted on the\nnorthwest corner of T. L- No. 7747. Masset Inlet\nJuskatala Bay, being the nortlienst corner, tlience\nwest 40 chains, thence south 160 chuins, thence\ncast 4o chains, thence north 160 cl ains to point of\ncom men cemen t.\nGraham Island I,uml>cr Co.\nJohn Youug, Agent\nDated December 20, 1907.\n155. Commencing at n post planted on the\nnorthwest corner of T. 1,. No. 7748, Masset Inlet\nJuskatala Bay, beingthe soutbwestcorner,thence\nnorth 60 chains, thence cast 106 chains, thence\nsouth 60 chains, thence west 106 chains to point of\ncommencement.\nGraham Island Lumber Co.\nJohn Young. Agent.\nDated December 20. 1907,\n156. Commencing at a i-\u00bb*i plnnted on the\nnortheast comer of T. L. No. 9538. Maaaet Inlet.\njuakuiabt Bay. being the southeast corner thence\nweal 106 chains, thenoe north 6\" chains, theuce\neast 106 chains, tlience south '\"> chains to point of\ncommencement.\nGraham Id.-ml Lumber Co.\nJohn Young, Agent.\nDated December 2n. 1907.\n157. Commencing at u poat planted on the\nnortheast corner of T. L 7741. Masset Inlet, being the not thwest comer thci'cr south 80 chains,\nthence east 80 chaius, theuce north 80 chains to\npoint of commencement\nGraham Island LumberCo.\nJohn Young, Agent.\nDated Deecml>er20, 1907.\n1.58. Commencing ot a post planted on the\nsoutheast corner of T. L- H34S, Masset Inlet Dcn-\naii Bay, being the southwest corner, tlu-nceeast\nB0 ohalns, thenoe north 80 chalna, thenoe weat 10\nchains, thence south SOchains to point of com-\nmcncciueut\nGraham Inland LumberCo.\nJohn Young, Agent.\nDated December 20, 1907.\n159. Commencing ata post planted on the southeast corner of T. I.. B348, Masset Inlet Denan\nBn.v, being the northeast corner, thence south 60\nchains, thence west 106 chains, tlience north 60\nchai is, thence east 106 chains to point of commencement\nGraham Island Lumber Co,\nJohn Young, Agent\nDated December 20,1907.\n160. Commencing at a post plnnted on the northwest corner of T- L. 834S. Masset Inlet, Denan\nBay, being the northeast corner, theuce west 40\nchains, thence south 160 chains, thence east 40\nchnins. thence north 160 chains to point of commencement\nGraham Island Lumlier Co.\nJohn Young. Agent\nDated December 20. 1907.\n161. Commencing at a post plnnted on the southeast corner of T. L- S347, Masset Inlet, beingthe\nsouthwest corner, thence north 140chians, thence\n40 chains, more or less, to west line of T. L- 9541.\nthence following said line to shore, thence following shore to point of commencement\nGraham Island Lumber Co.\nJohn Young, Agent.\nDated December 20.1537.\n162. Commencing nt a post plnnted on a small\n.cnHk, ntiout 2 miles west of Yakatra fiver. Mae*\nM.I inlet, being the \u2022\u2022eoember 19. 1907.\n166. Commencing nt a post planted on a smaB\nstream nbout 3 miles west of Yakaam river, Mas-\nset Inlet, being uhe northeast earner, tbeace west\nHo chains, thenoe south SO ehains. thenee eaat W\nchains, thenoe north 80 chaws to point 6Qeha-us. theace cast at\nchain*, thenoe north 160 chains to place nf cow-\nwenortnrnt\nGraham Island Lumber Co\nJohn Yoamg. Agent.\nDated December 19. 1907.\nM0. Commencing at a po*t planted on the north\neast corner, being 1 niiie tooth of the northwert\ncorner of location No 168, Yakaim river, Masset\nInlet thence soKth 160 chnins, thenee weat it\nchains, thence north 160 chains, themee cast <\u2022\nchains to pout of commencement.\nGraiiam Island .Lumber Co.\nJohn Young. Agent.\nDated December 19, W07.\n170. Commencing at a post ptaato4 on. the\nsoutlie.ist corner at the southwest somer ssfT. k.\n1J656. Knmdas tslaml, Masset Inlet thence north\n200 chains, .thence svest 80 shains. more or less. In\nthe ihore. thenoe folknrmc So the ahore to point\nof comefuenoenieul\nGraham Island Jjumljer Co.\nJohn Young. .Agent.\nDated December 21. 1907.\n171. Cosnmencing nt a post planted on thr aontn-\nwest corner, at the northwest corner of T_ L. 77\u00abl\u00ab\nJuskaUtla lta\\, Masset Inlet thenoe cut lev\nchnins, thence north to chains, thence treat lot\nchains, more or less, to shore, thenoe iotlosrtng\nthe shore to point of commencement\nGraham Island Immher Co.\nJohn Young. Agent.\nDated Decemlier 21. IW.\n172. ComuiendnjfatavostphiufeedonttKaouuB-\nwest corner of T. I*. 11.649. Juskatala Bay. Mnsset\nInlet, being the southeast earner, thence north 8*\nchains, thence west SO chains, thenar sonth N\nchnlns, thence east *0 chains to paint erer\nNeville Smith ol Vancouver, occupation merchant, intends la applr (or permiiilon te purchase the following described land, about I\nWiles up Maiectt Inlet from India* Village\nand about % miles back lr*m the there.\nCommencing it a poet planted et the totith-\nweet corner, thence tail IS cheine, then**\nnorth SO attaint, thenee wcat M chaise, thence\neouth ID chain, to point of commence meat,\nnnd uateinlng 640 acres More or lee*.\nPERCY NRVIU* SMITH.\nn, iter.\nDated November\nSeWa Land Dlttrist, District *l i\nCharlotte Ittandi. Take notice that Adenine\nPirUti* ol Udjrtroltk, married wemtn, intends\nto applgr (\u2022* fermleeloa te purchte* ths lol-\nlueeo\nmil\n( ^ touve\ni epS.r for\nY. FEBRUARY 8, 1908.\nI n v.u\u201e, occuostiea *\u2022 W,H b*nk \u00b0' D\"r Cr\u00abk- *V> m\"\" in South,\ni\", ^.emTT.ioii ts e Norlheaiterlr direction (rom the mouth, said chain. North to piece ol commencement.\nthence 160 chains West, thence 40\nchains, thenc* south 10 chains, thrnce east SO\nchains to point ol commencement, aad containing 640 acres more or less.\nANDREW SELLAR t'HBISTI*.\nDated November 12, 1907.\nDated December 2nd, 1907,\nmarked I. 1)..\n:h, thence 80\nS.W.\nSkeena Lend Diitrict. District e( Queen\nCharlo:te Islands. Take notice tl at John\nBickle of Ladrimith, occupation merchant, intends to spplr for permission to purchase the\nfollowing described lend, about 2 miles up\nMai.eil Inlet above Lot No. I, the same being the northwest corner:\nCommencing at a pott planted at said northwest corner, thence eatt 20 chaint, south 10 the following described l\u00bbndt ne\u00bb- the ladisn\nchains, wett 20 chaint, tlong tht beach 10\ncliaius to point of commencement. 160 ecret\nmore or let*.\nJOHN BICKLE.\nDttcd November 22, 1907.\nSkeene Land District, Diitrict ol Queen\nCharlotte Islands. Take notice that Margaret\nThickc o( Ladysmith, married women, intenda\nto apply (or permission to purchase the following lendt, about 2 milee above Lot No. I,\nup Mattett Inlet:\nCommencing at a pott planted at the touth-\nwett corner, thence east 20 chaint, thenee\nnorth 10 chaint, thence west 20 chaint, thence\nsouth 80 chaint to point ol commencement,\n160 acret more or lett.\nMARGARET THICKS.\nDated November 22, 1907.\nshore o( Boxer. Reach,\nCor. Post, thence 100 chaint North.\nNo. SI.\u2014Commencing at a poit planted on chains Kast, thence 60 chains more or lest\nthe Wet bank o( Deer Creek, i'A mile* in a to ihore line, theuce along ihore line to place\nNortheasterly direction (rom the mouth, laid ol commencement,\nmouth on the Kast shore ol Devaitation Chan- Dated December 7th, 1907.\n nel. about J milei South of Hopkins Point, ., .... . ,\n marked I. D., S.E. Cor. Pott, thence 80 chains . No\u25a0 \".-Commencing at a poit planted on\nSkeena Land Diitrict, Diitrict e( Q\u00bbe*n North, thence 80 chain* Welt, thence 80 chaint 'he ,w\"' b\u00bbn.k \u00b0< \u00bb Am\u00bb\u00bb !,r\"m, ,on ,,h!\nCharlotte lilandi. Take notice th\u00bbt Jemea South, tlience 80 chain. East to place o( com- s\u00b0U,h \u25bahere of South Htwke.bury IjlanrJ. 3\nAlbion ol Vancouver, occupation bookkeeper, meneement. gf^.WgSL*Lg*. \\Ta\\lL.iTSTk C\u00a3ft!j\nintend! to apply lor permi.iion to purchase Deted December 2nd. 1907. \u00b0n \u00bbh\u00ab *%,h >h\u00b0\" \u00b0' Bo\"\" *\u00ab\"*; \">\u2022\">\"<\u00ab\nftg._\u00ab*\"&,. <~*\u00ab3\u00bb*if! * W* No. 52.-Comme\u201ecln, ., a poit planted on fcorth.' SLr%9 \u00a3& wS tesHS\nl!Sm.iiencinV It . .\",\u201e.t Jjaijil .t th. south- 'ht Wm1 b*nlt \u00b0' U\"r Cr\"k- J* ml,\u00bb '\" \u2022 ch\u00bbt,\u00bb S\u00b0u,h- \"\"\"\u00ab \u00ab\u00b0 ch\u00bbin\u00bb **\u2022\u00ab \u00ab\u00b0 P\u00bb\u00ab\n\u201e,.?cc \u00bb, \u2122H bein'^ L\\?h^. ,ih,s.t Vat- Northeaiterly direction Irom the mouth. tai(| ol commencement.\nI., \u201el In. Ml \u00a3S l'\\. an ;.,n. thence niouth on the Ea.t ehore o( Devs.tation Chan! Dated December 7th. 1907.\nrr.h^ch.lni.Se ;\"!,\\Vrh',nnV, d\u00a32 \u00ab\"'k*.bou' 'o'^'^To,0'P^ZJc^i No' \"-Commencing ., . poet pUnted on\nicuth 80 chain, to point ol commencement. T v^'.h .h.n^iftVb.i\u201e. pi'.. \u00abCL Sn ,h' Sou,n ,hore \u00b0' \"\u00bb*be.b\u00abrr Iiland X mile\n..^\u00ab,,,i.;..M(i\u201e\u201e,n i... chain. North, thence 80 chain. Eeit, thence 80 \u00a3\u201e, of Danube Bay, on same island, on\nchains South, thence 80 clmm Welt to place ftoxert R\u201echj 4 mi\\tl ,\u201e a Norlh\u201elter|\u00bb\nol commencement. direction (rom the head o( Ursalli* Channel,\nDated December 2nd, 1907. marked J. D\u201e S.E. Cor. Pott, thence 17(5\nNo. 53.\u2014Commencing at a poit planted on chaint North, thence 40 chaint Wett. thence\nthe Wett bank ol Deer Creek, b'A milei in a 100 chaint South more or leu to the head\nNortherly direction Irom the mouth, laid of Danube Bay, thence along ihore line lo\nmouth on the Eeit shore o( Deveitation Chan- place of commencement,\nnel, about 1 milei South o( Hopkim Point, Dated December 7th, 1907.\nand containing 640 acrci more or leu\nJAMES ALLISON.\nDated Matiett, November 22, IV07.\n6m M. am\nTIMBER NOTIca\nCanst Land District Diitrict of mtrtift River T'kcdM J'.uD.i. S-E'.nCSr'- PSJ''.'l!i!nce J2 No- 62.\u2014Commencing at a poll planted on\nCa\u00abt Lend Uittrict. Uittrict ol SkeeiS? Ktver. ,.,\u201e,\u201e, f,\u201erth, thence 80 chaint West, thence 80 the South lhore 0, Hawlteibury Iiland, \u00ab mile\nSkeena Land Diitrict, District ol Q\u00ab\nCharlotte lilandi. Take notice that Ro\nMaitland ol Agatiii, occupation rancher,\nTAKE notice that I, John Dunn, ol Kiti- chaint South, thence 80 chaint Eatt to place Ksn o( Danube Bay' on same iiiand on\nmatt, B. C, occupation Proiprctor, intend! o( commencement. nox\u201e, Re,ch| 4 mii;, in \u00bb Northeai'terlv\nto apply (pr a \u00abpecial timber licence over the Dated December 2nd, 1907. direction (rom the head o( Unallia Channel\nlollowing described lands :\u2022 - N\u201e. 54.\u2014Commencing at a poit planted on marked J. D., S.W, Cor. Poit, thence 180\nthe West bank ol Deer Creek, b'\/i milei in chains North, thence 40 chaim Eatt, thence\ndirection (rom the mouth, laid 150 chaint South more or leu to ihore line,\nEatt ihore ol Devaitation Chan- thence along ihore line to place of com.\nIBS No. 45\u2014 Commencing at a po.t planted 20 the Wen bank\n>b\u00abrt ohaini South o( Deer Creek on the Eeit ihore a Northerly dr\n\u2022 '\u00bb' o( Devaitation Channel, about :\u2022 milei South mouth on the E\nDated December 2nd, 1907.\nCommencing at a poit planted at the couth\nwelt corner; thence eait 80 cheint; thence\nnorth 80 chain!; thence welt 80 chaine; thence No. 46.\u2014Commencing at a po.i planted on\naouth 80 chaim to point of commencement, and the North bank of Wewanie Creek at the\ncontaining 640 teres more or Icte. mouth on the Kast shore of Devastation Chan\nROBERT MAITLAND.\nto point ol commencement.\nDated November 21, 1907,\nSkeena Land Diitrict, Diitrict of Queen\nCharlotte lilandi, Take notice that Alfred\nJohnston o( Vancouver, occupation rancher, intend! to apply (or pcrmieilon to purchate the\nlollowing deicribed land, hall a mile eouth-\nnel, about\nmarked J.\nchsins East, ,-ti\u2014. aw v,.r .\n80 chains West more or less 10 shore line,\nthence along ihore line to place ol commencement.\nDated December 4th, 1907.\nplanted on\nmouth\non the Eait ihore of Devaitation Channel.\nDated D*cemb*r I, 1107. about 2 milei Northeast of the North end\nNo. 56.\u2014Commencing at a post planted on \u00ab' Dorothy Iiland. marked J. D\u201e N.W, Cor.\nthe North bank o( Alder Creek, about 2 milei p\u00b0'.'. running 160 chains Eait thence 40\nchaim South, thence 160 chains West to ihore\nline, thence in a Northerly direction along\nthore line lo place of commencement.\nDevastation Channel, marked J. D., N.W. Cor. Da,cd D\u00ab*\u00bb\"h*T 4th, 1907. _.,.,\u201e\nPott, thence 160 chaint Eatt, thence 40 chaint JOHN DUNN.\n4 mllet South of Hopkim Point, \"P '\u00ab\"\u00bb! the moulli.iaid mouth 2*rnllei in a\nD., N.W. Cor. Post, running 80 Northeaiterly direction from the North end\n:, thence 80 chains South, thence \u00b0J Dorothy Island, on the Eait shore ol\nNo. 47.\u2014Commencing et a post planted on\neait ol Woden River and abeut hall a mile the North bank o( Wewanie Creek at the\nin (rom the beach: mouth on the Eait ihore of Devastation Chan-\nCommencing at a poit planted at the south- nel, about 4 miles South ol Hopkins Point,\neait corner: thence wett SO chaint; thence marked J. I).. S.W. Cor. Post, thence 80\nnorth 80 chains, thence eait 80 chaina; thence chaint Eait, thence 80 chaint North, thence\nsouth 80 chaim to point of commencement, 80 chaint West more or lesi to ihore line,\nand containing 640 acre, more or leu, thence along ihore line to place of commence-\nALFRED JOHNSTON. ment.\nDated November 22, 1907. Dated December 4th, 1907.\n\u2014\u2014 No. 48,\u2014Commencing at a post planted on\nSkeena Land Diitrict, Dlttrict ol Queen the North bank of Pine Creek at the mouth\nCharlotte Island*. Take notice that Jeee on the Eait shore of Devaitation Channel, 1\nFlander ol Vancouver, occupation salesman, mile Southeast o| the South cn<1 o( Dorothy\nintendi to apply (or permiuion to purchaie Island, marked J. IX. S.W. Cor. Post, thence\nIhe lollowing described land, at about $ milee 80 chaim Eait, thence 80 chains North, thence\nup Massett Inlet from Indian Village and 80 chaint Weit to shore line, thenoe along\nabout 3 milei eait (rom the chore. thore line to place of commencement,\nCommencing at a pott planted at the touth- Dated December 4th, 1907.\nwett corner betide W.S.'t northwett corn*' (*'.\u00ab\/< , . j ,\npost, thenee east W chaim, thence north 80 \u00bb\u00bb\u2022\u201e 49-Commencing at a post planted 1\nchaim, thence weit 80 chaim, thence south 10 mile South o( Pine Creek, on the East shore\nchaim to point ol commencement, containing \u00b0< Devai ation Channel marked J. p., S.W.\nCor. Pest, thence 80 cliolm Eist, thence 80\nchaim North, thence 80 chaim West to shore\nline, thence along shore line to place ol commencement. 1\nDated December 4th, 1907.\n640 acret more or leu.\nJESS FIANDER.\nDated November 22, 1907.\nBkeena Land Diitrict, Diitrict ol Qu.ea\nCharlotte Itlandt. Take notice that Andrew\nNo. 50,\u2014Commencing at a post planted on\nFIewin& Sons SawmillCo.\nTHE ONLY WHITE LABOR MILL ON THE COAST*\nAll kinds of rough and dressed lumber on hand.\nYELLOW AND RED CEDAR A SPECIALTY\nTerms reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed.\nMills,\nWORKS CANAL*\nP. 0. Address,\nPORT SIMPSON, B. C.\n\u25a0\nTHE BANK OF VANCOUVER\n(To be Incorporated by Act ot Parliament of Canada. Chatter Applied Por)\nTh}s proposed bank Is being organized and will have its Head office in Vancouver with its directors chosen by the subscribers to its stock at the organization meeting.\nThe Western Provinces, and British Columbia in particular, have for some considerable time felt the urgent need of an institution such as the proposed Bank of Vancouver. The\nformation of new industries and the developing of those already established, has been very seriously retarded for want of ordinary financial accommodations, and the primary object of this\nnew bank will be to alleviate the situation by largely confining its operations to the splendid field awaiting it in the Pacific Coast Provinces, and more especially in British Columbia.\nThe bank proposes to do business on the safe and well-laid-down lines of the old established banks, and will earn their respect and good will by a continuation of this policy.\nThe Bank of Montreal has its head office in Montreal. The Bank of Ottawa aas its head office in Ottawa.\nThe Bank of Toronto has its head office in Toronto. The Bank of Hamilton has its head office in Hamilton.\nThe standing \u00b0' tno*e banks is beyond question.\n. Par value of stock Present value Rest account or\nper share. per share. undivided profita\nThe Bank of Montreal 8100 00 f260 00 $11,000,000 00\nThe Bank of Toronto 100 00 .285 00 4,600,000 00\nThe Bank of Ottawa 100 00 .226 00 3,000,000 00\nThe Bank of Hamilton 100 00 217 00 2,600,000 00\nThe above banks, while doing a general banking business throughout the Dominion, each aims at fostering and developing business and trade .tMci.iiy in their respective cities and diitricte\nTHE BANK OP VANCOUVER will aim to do the same, that Is, to encourage and promote legitimate business in British Columbia particularly.\nThe capital asked for is $2,000,009.00 in 20,000 shares of $106.00 each. The first $600,000.00 of stock is offered the public at a premium of 10 per cent, that is, at $110.00 per share.\nPayments can be made in full or on the Instalment plan. Interest will be allowed at 8 per cent, per annum upon the par value of the stock and until organization.\nThe provisional directors, when appointed, will reserve the right to increase the premium upon the remainder of the stock, also to allot or reject any subscription in whole or in part.\nh\nSubscription for Stock\nTHE BANK ON VANCOUVER\ni.\nCHARTBR APPLIBD POR, TO BB INCORPORATED BV ACT OP THE PARLIAMENT OP CANADA.\nCAPITAL, $2,000,000, In 20,000 Shares of $100 ISoch, with $10 Premium on Ewh Share.\nI, the undersigned, hereby subscribe for Shares of the Capital Stock of THE BANK OF VANCUOVER, (charter applied for), to be incorporated by an Aet of the Parliament of Canada, at this Session, at the price of $110.00 per shsre, to be payable as follows:-$10.00 premium on oach share hereby subscribed upon the signing\nhereof; $10.00 upon each Share of Stock within 80 days after date of subscription; and $10.00 on each Share of Stock upon alotment by the Provisional Directors of said Bank, and eight\nequal monthly payments of $10.00 each per Shsre, the first of such payments to be made 80 days after alotment and the succeeding payments at intervals of 80 days. I reserve to myself\nthe right to pay these Shares in full upon alotment.\nThe Shares of Stock so subscribed for shall not be assignable or transferable until the ssme are paid up in full.\nI hereby make and appoint the Secretary of the Provisional Board, when appointed, as my Attorney to sign and subscribe my name to the Subscribers' Agreement In the Stock\nlooks of the said Bank, and to accept such Shares as may be allotted to me and to register me therein as the holder of the said Shares.\nI further hereby make and appoint (as a term of my application for shares herein contained) the Secretary aforesaid my proxy to vote for me and on my behalf at all meetings of\nwe Shareholders or Subscribers of the stock of the said Bank, and at any adjournment thereof, at which I may not be personally present, upon and in respect of all shares of the stock of\nthe Mid Bank, which shall be allotted or transferred to me.\nSignature [Seal]\nWITNE8S:\nDate.\nName in full,.\nOccupation.\nAddress..,.\nTHE IMPERIAL TRUST CO., LIMITED, of Vancouver, has agreed to act as trustees for the Subscribers, and all yayments until the Bum of $250,000.00 of Capital Stock is paid up\nnttst be made by cheque, draft, postofflce or express office order, payable to the order of The Imperial Trust Co., Limited, and thereafter to The Bank of Vancouver.\nv Interest at the rate of three per cent, per annum will be allowed until the organization of the said Bank.\n.... - A\" rnoney *\u00b0 P*ld lni except the premium money, which will be applied toward expenses of incorporation, will be deposited by The Imperial Trust Co. with their Bankers, THE\n> MOLSONS BANK, and should the Bank not organize, the said money wili be returned to the subscribers with interest by the Trust Co.\nawi- f* \u00bbU further pertieulan apply to the Imperial Trust Co., Ltd.. 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