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C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1916.\nPrice 5 Cents.\nNo, 81.\nBATTLE OF VERDUN MAY MARK BEGINNING OF END\nHUNS MAY HAVE SIGNED OVER DEATH WARRANT\nE\nH\nForty - Five Thousand Germans Killed In Recent Fight\nThe Italian Government Requisitioned German Ships\nPrice Of Halibut At\nThis Port Was Eight\nAnd An Eighth Cents\nYesterday was Fish Day in Canada\n\u2014a day set aside at the request of\ntiie Fisheries Association, for the j\npurpose of encouraging a larger use\nof fish throughout the Dominion than\nll now the ease. By co-incident the\nprice of halibut in this port reached\nits highest figure yesterday. The price\nprevailing was 8 1-8 cents a pound\nto the fishing boats. The quantity\nof halibut in port is not large. There\nhave been light catches so far this\nyear for the most part. Prince Rupert has been receiving the big share\nof the halibut caught, and the demand has been very pronounced.\nH. 0. Roberts, of the San Juan\nCompany, bought the independent\ncatches that were in port yesterday,\nat the figure given. None of the\nothers bought, but the purchases of\nMr. Roberts were not large, when\ncompared with what has many times\nbeen the case here. He purchased\nabout 20,000 pounds.\nTlie Zebasse, Capt. Parsons, of the\nCanadian Fish & Cold Storage Company, came into port yesterday. She\nhail \",8,000 pounds on board, which\nis practically a full catch for her.\nWilli good weather conditions and\ngood fresh bait, it is anticipated that\nthere should be good sized catches\nbrought in from now on.\n o\t\nOpen Wednesdays nnd Saturdays\nuntil O p.m. M. M. Stephens.\nKeep your eyes ojien for Kirkpnt-\nriek's March Sale.\nPOWERS IN NEAR EAST\nLOOKING TO ALLIES\nFOR SOME MONEY\nAthena, Feb. 29.\u2014Alarmed at the\nRussian advance In Asia Minor and\nat the inability of the Germans to\nrender aid, the Turks and Bulgarians\nare asking for an understanding with\nthe Entente Allies.\nBulgaria fears that she will lose\nher capital of Sofia, and both powers\nare greatly alarmed over the new\nturn of events. They ask for the observance of territorial integrity.\nThe Turks are hastily evacuating\nTrebizond and the neighboring ports\non the coast of the Black Sea.\nROCHER DE BOULE\nIS ACTIVE CAMP\nREPRESENTATIVES OF SEVERAL\nOF THE PROPERTIES THERE\nARE IN CITY\nRed\nRose Will Likely Have Ore\nFor Shipping This\nSummer.\nThe mines at Rocher de Boule\nMountain give excellent promise for\nthe summer. At the Rocher de Boule\nproperty Itself, the company Is continuing to get out a good supply of\nore for shipment to Granby through\nhere. At the same time the management is sinking a shaft to test the\nore at depth. They will sink it, it is\nsaid, 250 feet, thus proving the body\nfor a total depth'of 550 feet.\nThis mine has been one that has\nmade a name for the camp, and has\nITALIANS TAKE OVER\nINTERNED SHIPS\nTHIRTY-FOUR OP GERMAN VESSELS HAVE BEEN REQUISITIONED\nAnnouncement To This Effect Made\nIn House Of Commons.\nLondon, Feb. 29.\u2014It was announced in the House of Commons today,\nthat the Italian Government has requisitioned thirty-four of the thirty-\nseven German ships interned in Italian waters.\n o,. i \u2014\nRed Cross Dance.\nThe ladles in charge of the English, Irish, Scotch and Welsh portion of the carnival of the Allies,\nwhich is to be held at the Exhibition\nBuilding during Easter week, will\nestablished the claim for permanency, hold a dance on Thursday evening, camp.\n(Continued on Page Two.) j (Continued on Page Three.) R. B\nAlice Arm Shaping\nFor Commercial Work\nIn Early Spring\nAlice Arm promises to be a record\nmining camp this summer. Things\nare now shaping up well for this. The\nproperties that are being worked\nare all looking excellent ann general\nactivity is prophesied.\nW. M. Law, well known here, who\nnow lives at Houeton, ln the Bulkley\nValley, has just returned from Alice\nArm. While there he went into the\nwhole situation from the standpoint\nof locating In a general business. He\nhas decided to do so, and will erect\na store near the site of the proposed\nwharf and will put in a stock of mer.\ncliandise for the convenience of the\nMcGinnis, whose property,\nFrench Troops Are Gradually Regaining\nPositions Lost During Fighting Near Verdun\nAuthorities Regard It As Beginning of End\nCorporation Of The City Of\nPrince Rupert.\nNOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.\nCity Fire Alarm\nSystem\nThe City Fire Alarm System is\nagain in commission.\nAmsterdam, Feb. 29.\u2014Forty-five\nthousand have been killed in the\nlighting about Verdun. One regiment\nhas been formed out of the remnants\nof ten others.\nIntense Fighting.\nParis, Feb. 29.\u2014The bombardment\nnorth of Verdun is continuing with\ngreat intensity. East of the Meuse\nthere has been a resumption of\nviolent local attacks.\nNear the village of Duaumont the\nfighting came to a hand to hand encounter. The Germans were repulsed by the French troops.\nAfter an Intense artillery fire the\nGermans captured the village of\nManheulles, but a counter attack\nbrought the French to the western\nboundary of this location. The French\nnow hold Manheulles under their\nfire,\nIn Lorraine the Germans succeeded in occupying small sections of\nFrench tren-ehes, but were very shortly driven from these positions.\nMay Mark Change.\nThe French counter attacks at Verdun may mark, the battle raging\nthere, as the beginning of the end of'\nthe war on the western front, according to military authorities.\nThe opinion is held that the trenches have literally been scrapped, and\nthe deadlock, arising from the long\ndrawn fortress so constituted, has\nbeen replaced by the old-fashioned\nmortars, with ali the heavy artillery\nused in the Serbian campaign and\npart of that formerly employed on\nthe Russian front.\nGERMANS PAID\nLITTLE ATTENTION I woman suffrag\nthe Dolly Varden, Is giving such excellent results, Is expected here on\nThursday from the south. He will\non his arrival give his attention to\nthe letting of the contracts for the\nbuilding of the wharf and for the\nconstruction of the road from the\nwharf to the mine. This work will\nprobably run into $100,000. The\nroad is 18 miles long to the nearest\nproperty. It Is a matter of getting\na road along the face of a rocky\nmountain, which at one place at\nleast is along the face of a precipice\nin reality.\nThere will be well on to 1,000 men\nemployed in the camp, it is believed,\nthis summer. It Is thus evident that\nthe camp is going to be one capable\nof supporting a large population. The\nmine will lie developed also, with as\nlittle delay as possible.\nn. Ovlndsen is going to ere.(- a\nlarge hotel there. The cost of the\nbuilding planned Is put at $10,000,\n.1. Crawford, of this city, is also preparing for an active year there. He\nlias taken horses in and will be prepared for all kinds of work. The\ncamp is not dependent upon Hie one\nproperly, the Polly Varden, but other\nrich prospects exist there.\n\u2014o\t\nMCTORIA MAN WOl Xlll'll, TAKEN\nPRISONER SPEAKS HARSHLY\nOF TREATMENT\nPreparations for the battle were\nobserved early in December, when\nthe first troops assigned to the operation were brought up. Eight divis- _^_^^^_^^^^_^^^_^^^^^^^\nIons which returned from Serbia were ,\n\u201e , . . c . .. I He Blames His Captors For The Loss\nsent to Belgium for a rest and then , \u25a0\n. , . .. , , ,. . Of His Leg While In\ntransported to the region of Verdun ,\n. T _,. , ,, Germany.\nin January. Five army corps in all\nare known to^have been brought up I\nto reinforce two army corps which\npreviously held that part of the line\npitched battle. This is the great Ies- j between Etain and Vauquois.\n9O990a0a009a00a0aO000a09O009O0a0000O00999990009rK)9909\nFOR RENT\nBeautifully furnished seven-room house, bath, furnace heat,\nlarge garden, splendid harbor vow, Fourth Avenue, West, for $38,00\nper month.\nFIVE-ROOM FLAT WITH BATH $20.00\nMODERN FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE, FIFTH AVE. $15.00\nTHREE-ROOM FLAT, SECOND AVE $10.00\nSEVEN-ROOM HOUSE NEAR COLD STORAGE $15.00\nFOR SALE\n1,000 SHARES OF ROCHER DE BOULE STOCK\n20,000 SHARES BUTTE\u2014ROCHER DE BOULE STOCK\nNEW WELLINGTON COAL\nINSURANCE IN ALL BRANCHES\nOpen\u2014Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Evenings,\nMcCaffery, Gibbons & Doyle, Ltd.\nPHONE 110.\nson of the German attempt to take\nVerdun. In teaching this new lesson, however, there are good reasons\nfor believing that Germany may have\nsigned its own dentil warrant.\nDivergence in Ohnrncter.\nThese were the best troops of the\nGerman army, including, according to\nprisoners, the famous corps of Brandenburg, supposedly equal in valor\nto the Prussian Guard, and the Fifth.\necnili Army corps, commanded by\nMOTION llUI'I'ATl'II\nIV COMMON'S\nOttawa, Feb. 29.\u2014Hon. William\nPugsley moved in the House of Commons last night ihat the franchise\nbe given to the women of all provinces where provincial woman suffrage has been allowed. The motion\nwas defeated.\nThe battle Of Verdun Illustrates j General von Deimllng, known in\nnot only Ihe difference In tlie French ' France as one of the mosl brilliant\nand German modes of attack, but also ' of (he German general officers,\na fundamental divergence between\nthe Glial and Teuton. France stands\nfor the Individual as the pivot of all\naction; Germany for scientific efficiency, with the individual not considered, provided the mass succeeds.\nThe French In the Champagne offensive last September relied on the\nhuman factor of surprise. They dealt\na sudden, staggering blow that won\nin a single day nearly a hundred cannon and twenty thousand prisoners.\nThe Germans, on the contrary, begin\nwith ponderous momentum, In the\nhope that the pressure steadily maintained and ever increasing may ultimately burst all barriers.\nGermans Well Prepared.\nThe German forces are known to\nbe supported by numerous 11 fteen-\ninch and seventeen-lnch Austrian\nName Has Fascination,\nThe resoluteness of the Germans to\ncapture the fortress Is explained by\nthe fascination the name Verdun has\nhad on the minds of the German people since 1792 anu Hie consequent\nmoral value of its [all to the Germans. This psychological position, In\nthe judgment of high military critics,\nexplains tlie presence of Emperor\nWilliam behind the troops and the\norders of the day issued to Hie army\nby the Cnown Prince and the generals-.\n o \u2014\nKeep your eyes open for Ivirkpai-\nrirk's March Sale.\n o\t\nFancy Cups and Saucers, to clear\nat 25c, 35c and 40c. Tite's The Home\nFurnisher.\nThe war is bringing out the truo\ncharacter of the Germans. This is\nshown in the brutality practised toward prisorers and those unable lo\ndefend themselves. There lias arrived In Canada recently a party of\nexchanged prisoners, all of whom\nhave little to say In favor of the Germans.\nOne of the saddi bi casee Is thai of\nPrivate John Davey, Victoria, B. C, **************************\nSei 1'niii Btatnllon, v ho c an \u2022 honui\nminus a leg as the result of tin treal\nment the Germans accord wounded\nprisoners, especially British, Private\nDavey iclls his ov n story:\n' It was ai Langhemarcq on April\n24 that my troubles commenced. We\nwere retiring when I was shot in the\nknee and fell. The Germans swept\non past me and I was H I the ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\nfield. It was on Saturday morning j X Pnon8 S53\u2014 Strictly Union Hoili; *\nthat I was shot and It was on Mon-'I 024 Third Ave., Prince Rupert. *\n* *\n(Continued on. Puge Two.) I ****.\u00bb**\u00a5**.\u00bb\u2666\u00a5****\u00bb*\u00a5\u00a5\u00a5\u00a5*\u00a5\u2666\nSAVE MONEY\nUse New Wellington\nCOAL\nPHONG IH!\nLook For Tiis Sign ;\nWi Never Close *\n*****************************************************\nEAGLES ATTENTION!\nEAGLES' CLUB SMOKER.\nWi'li.NI-iSIiAV, MARCH 1-lltsT\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\nSongs, refreshments and boxing, jf\nEagles only, or members not In good J\nstanding cordially Invited.\n4.4.44.4*4.4444444********************************4.****,fj4.\nm\n3mBaiKHWWKH>3\"H*H^^ '\nNotice! The Latest! I\n c\nlly persistent experimenting 1 have now evolved a system of heat- \u00bb\ns\ning two looms ill ll resilience with your kitchen range, besides sup- *,\nplying hot water for domestic uses, regardless of Ihe position of 8\na the range boiler. By tlie turning of one valve you turn your stove\n$ into n house heating system. I nm now trying to improvise a thcr-\nmostic automatic valve which will do away with the handling of any\nvalves.\nNow In use and on exhibition at my shop, 130 Second Avenue.\nTHE RELIABLE iMMliKIl\nPhone 480 P. O. Box 805\nHARRY HANSON\n\u00a3tHttH\u00bba\u00abHWWH\u00bbHWWO\n\u2022A***************************************************\nRoyal Bank of Canada\ni HEAD OFFICE: MONTREAL ESTABLISHED 1880 J\n* Capital Paid up 811,560,000 J\nI Reserve Fund $13,230,000 *\n* Total Assets $108,200,000\ni *\nX Savings Bank Department\u2014$1 will open an account J\nJ Branches Throughout Canada and Banking Connections With All *\nX\nParts of the Unitec\" Stales, Agents Throughout the World\nPrince Rupert Branch J\nX P. W. DOHERTY, Mnnngoi\n*****************************************************\nA. E. WRIGHT\nProvincial and Dominion Land surveyor\u2014Surveying and Engineering,\ntetweon Second mil Third Avenues\np, o. Bo* io.\nSAVE YOUR\nEYES\nIf you would save your eyes\u2014have\nthem fitted perfectly with glasses hy\nDR. INNAN\nOffices\u2014788 Exchange Building\nDR. J. S. BROWN, DENTIS\nCrown ami Bridge Worii *\nSpecially\nOffice: Bnilth Block, Third Avewi\nPhono 401,\nDHL m\nEaglnos Installed and (leuftral\n\"toy-Acetylene 'lr.tr\nPhone Red 150 rhir.l i'\nWEEKLY EDITION.\nFor 24 hours er.rttng 5 p.m.\nTuesday, Februray 29, 1916.\nBar. reduced to sea level . . . 29.620\nHighest temperature 44.\nLowest temperature 26.\nSummary For Month Of February.\nMean temperature 36.3\nHighest temperature, on 18th, 60.\nLowest temperature, on 1st, 14.\nPrecipitation, snow 82\nRain 6.10\nTotal precipitation 6.92\nKI)>3HH*$3HHKH?W*ittH>^^\n| PERSONALS !\nT 9\n*0\u00aba^K>O6\u00ab^ii'>ts*i>iS!Ji'>:'iC3-ii\nWm. Goldbloom is back in the city,\nafter a fur buying trip to Hazelton.\n,:, # * ^\nMarch First starts the Big Sole at\nKirkpn trick's.\n+ * *\nI). .1. Williams, superintendent of\nthe Rocher de Boule mine, arrived\nby the train last night.\n* is *\nWin. McAdanis, of the Red Rose\nmine at Rocher de Boule mountain,\nreached the city last evening.\nLOCAL NEWS ITEMS\n(Jet your new Spring Suit at March\nSale nt Kirkputrlck's,\nThe steamer Spokane callea yesterday on her way to Skagway from\nSeattle.\n\u25a0i. *\nThe Eagles' Club will hold its first\nsocial evneing in the K. of P. Hall\nthis evening.\nThe steamer Venture returned\nlast evening from Anyox and way\nports on her way south.\nThe Methodist Church will hold an\nold-fashioned entertainment at the\nchurch on Monday evening.\nMiss Vance, a sister of W. D, Vance\nof the city hall staff, has arrived in\nthe city to take a position as milliner\nat Mrs. Frizzell's.\n* * *\nThe repairs to the Government\nwharf shed have been completed.\nSuperintendent Beatty will move\nback to his quaiters there today.\n* * \u2666\nIn line with the Fish Day, inaugurated by the Fisheries Association,\nthe Hotel Prince Rupert last evening\nserved a dinner, the menu of which\nwas practically confined to fish 999O9O0O9OO009O999\nI THE UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF B.C. LTD'\n% S.S. VENTURE\u2014Sails for GRANBY, N'AAS, SIMPSON, every Men-\n5 day, A.M.\nS S.S. VENTURE\u2014Sails f3\u2022 VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE.\nt every Tuesday, 8 P.M.\n5 S.S. CAMOSl'N\u2014Sails for STEWART, GRANBY, SIMPSON, Satur-\n5 day, S A.M., January, 8th, 22nd; February 5th, 19th;\n5\u00bb March 4th, 18th.\nS.S. CAMOSl'N\u2014Sails for MASSET, PORT CLEMENTS, Sundays, P.\nM\u201e January 9th,23rd; February 7th, 21st; March\n5th, 19th.\nS.S. CAMOSUN\u2014Sails for SKIDEGATE, JEDWAY, IKEDA, Mondays, P.M..January 10th, 24th; February 7th, 21st;\nMarch 6th, 20th.\nS.S. CAMOSUN\u2014Sails for BELLA COOLA, RIVERS INLET, VANCOUVER, January 13th, 27th; February 10th, 24th;\nMarch 9th, 28th.\nJOHN BAR1NSLEY, AGENT, fllil Second Avenue\u2014Phone r.flS.\n^0O000090000000OaO00000000iHf00000000000099O00O0OOO9m\nPrince Rupert Journal\nSOc. per Month\nJournal Ads. Bring Results\nAny Cake Shown\nfor 10c.\nDo Not Overlook These\nBargains\nCYRIL H. ORME\n\"The Pioneer Druggist\"\nP3B33EggBEBSB\n\"WATER ACT, 1014.\"\n\"flcfore The Board Of Investignt.on\nIn the Matter of Cougar Lake.\nBear Lake, Paratilse Lake, Flndlay\nCreek, Paradise Creek, and all other\nLakes and Streams on Princess Royal\nIsland, Coast District.\nTAKE NOTICE that each and every\nperson, partnership, company or\nmunicipality who, on Hie 12th day of\nMarch, 1909, had water rights on any\nI of the above-mentioned streams, Is\ni directed to forward, on or before the\n! luili day of March, 1016, to tin\n' Comptroller of Water nights at the\nP irllamenl Buildings al Victoria, a\nsUti incut ni' claim in writing, as re-\n[ quired by section 294 of the \"Water\nAct, in 14\". Printed forms tor such\nstatement (Form No. 60 for Irriga-\nI tion or Form No. ,\". I [or oilier pur-\nposes)can be obtained from any of\nthe Water Recorders in the Province.\nAND TAKE NOTICE thai a meeting of the said Hoard will bo held al\nthe ollice of the Board, Parllamenl\nBuildings, Victoria, on Tuesday, the\n14th day of March, 19113, at. 11\no'clock in the forenoon, when the\nevidence and argument on the said\nclaims and on any objections filed\nwill be heard,\nDated at Victoria, 13. C, Ihe 28th\nday of January, 1916. For the Hoard\nof Investigation.\n.1. F. ARMSTRONG,\ns-j-'-4-w Chairman.\nWHCHKHWKHWB>3* Oil, Steam, or Gasoline.\nU. C. Const Agentsc for the British Kroinhoiii Semi-Diesel Oil Engine\u2014tlie most reliable and economical, and the cheapest\npower for lisliing boats, digs nr * passenger vessels.\nStandard (ins Engine Company's Engines and Pints in stock,\n\u00a5r\n4\n4k.\n\u25a0..\nK' '\u25a0'. \u25a0\n.' -\u00bb>..\t\n- , \u25a0 - \u25a0\n0\n3\nStool, lion, Oilo, Wire Hope, it alula itt-liin, ii. <\u25a0, u.mm| Pulleys.\nColumbian Bronze Propell W's, Storage Batteries, Dynamos ..'..4\nMarine A ccesso nes.\nairs\u2014l-Trst-class equipment and siui'i for machine nnd sliln ro.\npuirs. '\n,> P.O. BOX 5 TELEPHONF 111\n^^^^^^^9990990oaa^^^^aap.i'i\n0 9\n| Capt. J. McGee\n\u00a3 Musters uml Male, prepared\n\u00a3 lot cxuiuiunlloii, Compass u |.\n2 iii-ici.\nPhone lied R02\n5 5\np \"\\ Al I li Al M t|)K HY\" 3j3S3KKH31KKKI\u00abl5-tKl'a3>l>WKHKl\nVictoria, Feb, 29.\u2014The Hon. A.\nc. i-'iiiini'i-ii'ii has announced thai the\nGovernment will Introduce legislation within ten days to aid ship building and to guarantee their construction to the cxii'iil of two millions.\nli h proposed to build ten ships\nAve of thi se to be built al Victoria j\nand five al other ports in the Province. Aid will be given to the amount\nni' fifty per cent, of the value of the\nvi ssels, The ships will be butll under government supervision, and are\nnot to lie alienated from the Province\ntor five years, and only when the\nloan has been repaid.\nThe Hon. Lome A. Campbell Is\nseeking to Interest the Federal Government In a scheme to assist In\nthe laying down of twenty-five ships.\nCoal mining right of tb j Dominion in Manitoba. Saskatchewan and\nAlberta, the Y-.'.'On Territory, the\nNorthwest Territories and a portion\nof the Province of British Columbia,\nmay be leased for a term of twenty-one years at an annual rental of\n$1 per acre Not more than 2,560\nacres will be Isadeci to one applicant.\nApplications io:' a leas-' m ist be\nmade by the applicant ln person to\nth- Agent or Sub Agent of the dls-\ntric in which tbe rignts ,:prli\u00abd for\nare situated. _\u201e\u00bb , -\nIn surv3yed territory the land\nmust Le described by sections, or\nlegal subdivisions of sections, and\nIn un3urveyed territory th. tract applied for shall bo staked out hy the\napplicant himself.\nEach application must be ao im-\npnnied by a fee of :.5, which will he\nrounded it the r.ght< applied for are\nnol available, but not otherwise. A\nroyally sh'all be paid en the merchantable output of the mine at the\nrate of five cents per ton.\nThe person operating the mine\nShall furnish the ,agent with sworn\nreturns accounting for the full\nquantity of merchantable coal mined\nand pay the royally thereon. If the\ncoal mining rights re not helug operated, such returns shsu'd \u25a0\u2022 furnished nt least once a year.\nThe lease -will Include tbe coal\nmil Ins rights only; but tho lessee\nmay be permittel to purchase whatever available suiface rights may be\nconsidered necessary for ilia working of the mine at the ratp of $10\nper acre.\nFor full .nformatlon application\nshould be made to t*.a Secretary of\nthe Department of the Interior, Ottawa, or lo any Agent or Sub-Agent\nof Dominion Lands.\nW. W. CORY,\nDenuty Minister of the Interior\nAsk M. H. 'Stephens for your Fire\nrate.\n o\t\nIron Beds, Springs and Mattresses,\nSlaughter prices nl Tite's.\nJ. H. HILDITCH\nContractor and Builder\nEstimates given on ull classes ol\nwork, whether small or large. Per\nnn,nl attention given to every Hem.\nPHONE GREEN 321\nTAKE NOTICE that an application\nhas been made to register Mitchell\nAlbert, of Prince Rupert, B. C, as\nthe owner in Fee-simple, under two\nTax Sale Deeds from the Collector\nOf the City of Prince Rupert, to\nMitchell Albert, bearing date the\n10th and 15th day of September, A.\nD., 1915, in pursuance of a Tax Sale\nheld by said Municipality on or\nabout the 9th day of September,\n1914, of all and singular certain\nparcel or tract of land and premises\nsituate, lying, and being in the City\nof Prince Rupert, in the Province of\nBritish Columbia, more particularly\nknown and described as: Lots One\n(1) ano Two (2), Block Forty-five\n.(45), Section Seven t7), and Lot\nThirty-eight (38), Block One (1),\nSection Eight (8), Map 92 3.\nYou and. those claiming through or\nunder you, and all persons claiming\nany interest in the said laud by descent whose title is not registered\nunder the provisions of the \"Land\nRegistry Act\" are required to contest\nthe claim of the tax purchaser within\nforty-five days of the service of this\nnotice upon you. Otherwise you and\neach of you will be for ever estopped\nand debarred from setting up any\nclaim to or in respect of the said\nland, and I shall register the sain\nMitchell Albert as owner In fee.\nYour attention is called to section\n36 of the \"Land Registry Act\" and\namendments, and especially to the\nfollowing extract therefrom which relates to the above notice: \u2014\n\"And in default of a cavet or certificate of lis pendens being filed before the registration as owner of the\npersons entitled under such tax sale,\nall persons so served with notice, or\nserved with notice under subsection\n(6) of section 155 of the \"Municipal\nClauses Act, 1906,\" ur section 293 of\nthe \"Municipal Act,\" or section 139\nof the \"Assessment Act, 1903,\" or\nsection 253 of the \"Taxation Act,\" in\ncases in which notice under this Act\nis dispensed with as hereinafter pro-\nvideo, and those claiming through or\nunder them, and all persons claiming\nany interest in the land by virtue of\nany unregistered instrument, and all\npersons claiming any interest in the\nland by descent whose title is not\nregistered under the provisions of\nthis Act, shall be for ever estopped\nand debarred from setting up any\nclaim to or in respect of the land so\nsold for taxes.\"\nDated at the Land Registry Office,\nat the City of Prince Rupert, Province of British Columbia, this 3rd\nday of January, A. D\u201e 1916.\nH. F. MacLEOD,\nDistrict Registrar.\nTo Cclia Chesterfield, John Ilaga-\nman, Fred Kuyath. f-19-l-m.\nLAND ACT.\nForm Of Not ice.\nSkoonn Luiiil District, District Of\nCoast, Range I.\nTAKE NOTICE* thai F. W. Holler,\nos Surf Inlet, occupation mine superintendent, intends lo apply for permission to purchase the following de-\nsirihed lanos:\nCommencing at a post planted\nbout 150 feet South from the Northwest corner of Lot 11, Range 4, Coast\nDistrict thence South 20 chains;\nthence Wcs.t 20 chains more or less to\nthe shore of Surf Inlet; thence following the shore line Easterly and\nNortherly to the place of commencement, containing 40 acres more or\nless,\nFebruary 18th, 1916. l'-a-24\nFREDERICK A. HOLLER.\nThe Morning Journal delivered to\nyour home at 50 cents a month,\nHOTEL DIRECTORY\nMembers of the Prince Rupert\nLicensed Vintners' Association.\nWINDSOR HOTEL\nCor. ol\" F'irst Ave. and Eighth St.\nW. H. WRIGHT, Prop.\nHOTEL CENTRAL\nFirst Ave. and Seventh St.\nEuropean und American Plans\n$1.00 to $2.50 Pel- Day\nPeter Black, Prop.\nKNOX HOTEL\nFirst Ave. Between Eighth and\nNinth\nEuropean Plan; Rates 50c to $1,00\nPer Duy ,I \u2022\nBesner & Besner, Props.\nEMRPESS HOTEL\n.1. Y. Rochester V. I). Casley\nThrill Ave. Between Sixth and\nSeventh Sts.\nROYAL HOTEL\nCorley & Burgess, Props.\nThird Ave. and Sixth St.\nEuropean Plan Steam Heated\nPacific Cartage Limited\nGenera) Tean..ng\nFurniture Moving a Specialty.\nWhen you buy COAL buy the BEST\n\u2014 Ladysmith Lump or Comox\nWashed Nut.\nPHONE 554 P.O. BOX 60\nFOR\nP\nAPERHANG'NG\nAINTING\nOLISH1NG AND\nWALL TINTING\nHIGH-GRADE INTERIOR\nOECORAa'INd a SPECIALTY\nMartin Swanson\n3ECOND AVE \"BAR McBRIDB\nBEAVER WHOLESALE LIQUOR\nCO., LIMITED\nSecond Ave. nnd Sixth St.\nPHONE 102.\nPRINCE I liPEHT IMPORTING CO.,\nLIMITED\nEmpress Hotel Building\u2014Third Ave.\nPHONE 7\nCERTIFICATE OF TITLE.\nIN THE MATTER Of all application for the issue of a fresh Certificate of Title to an undivided half interest in Lot Forty (40), Block nine\n(9), Section five (5). City of Prince\nRupert, Map 923.\nProof of the loss of the Certificate\nof Title to the above mentioned lands\nhaving been filed, Notice is Hereby\nGiven that it is my Intention to issue\nat the expiration of one month after\nthe first publication hereof, a fresh\ncertificate of Title to the said lands\nln the name of William H. Vlckers.\nwhich Certificate of Title is dated\n24th August, 1915, and is Numbered\n7953\u20141.\nH. F. MacLEOD,\nDistrict Registrar.\nLand Registry Office, Prince Rupert,\nB. O, January 27th, 1916. 5-w-j-28.\nTHE MOST COMFORTABLE\nTOURING CAR\nIN IHE CITY\nAusive\u00abs all culls day anil night\nPhone 99\nStand: Hotel Prince Ruperl\n1^0iW>3WKH\u00ab13mOra3KH\u00bb3KH5\u00ab\nWKHWlKW\u00ab3\u00bb35-0