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BC Historical Newspapers
The Bella Coola Courier was published in Bella Coola, in the Central Coast region of British Columbia, and ran from September 1912 to October 1917. The Courier was published by the Bella Coola Publishing Company, and its stated aim was "to work for the upbuilding and development of Bella Coola particularly, and the welfare of Northern British Columbia generally" (vol. 1, no. 1, p. 2).
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%-.y\\\jj_: / w i. \Mh p$M. J^% V ��������� ��������� '^^l - ^ - - - ��������� - -. ~^*'-,���������.:,:\- -A . '.; .... > ..-'^^^'..._.,_-. JvT1., ._ ( SPEND YOUR, SUMMER VACATION IN BELLA COOLA. EXCELLENT HUNTING AND FISHING. '//;. .n.^r.-.os.f''*' ',-"_'".;��������� i i axte:_5Xxr.r__xin_____rx.T1J ._:_ ��������� _. .^..-~._ WEATHER REPORT ('onijiil������. 1 !>.v Mi'. ('. If. Ur.suth, of the II.'iKe.'isU' . .<���������; Olisurviitory. 'I'riiipi.'lTit.iir:: fur Lilt: tiionl.h oi ���������June, nia>:iinuhi, 07. niinimurii, Ki. Kiiinf'.'ill lor Kami,1 pi-riod, '���������'>.'.',]. , !VOL;'I-NO. 45 BELLA COOLA, B. C, SATURDAY, JULY 26, I9i3. $1.00"a Year I Great Britain Serves Notice on Washington Wushingtbn!J,aly24 The hope [of the. .Gminrstratioii to post- j pone action in .regard to Mexico until after the Octol. ������r elections 'in that country, it is generally j Powers Certain to Intervene in the Balkan Struggle Hurried Conference Held J... .melon, .July 2 .. Government D n ��������� i������ i . _ * 'r_ fenosn and American Hags Trampled' In the 'Dust 11 "MEXICAN MOB MARCH UNDER JAPANESE FLAG Mexico City. .July 2.: Ripping .(he British and American Hags to ribbons and trampling them in- the dust, and marching under V'.'^rias been destroyed as!<^icia!s admit that intervention I I he Japanese (lag which was saluted and repeatedly cheered, a believed, ������������������. . " " " ��������� ' '.' |, ,, t......-_ ;��������� h_- l-l-;lk-m i large mob of Mexicans vesfcrday indicated the temper of the city. ���������i re _ilt of the information and f oy the Fowms, in bit i.>������ikun -. . -_ ������������������ , , ��������� , - , . a rcnutt. ye w . ,,,-,���������! , . . - ��������������� ,. ,- ! Mexican nowsmn ><_������������������> are punting sensational stones which nave h.nrc.eritationso Great Britain, Lstrugg e, is certain to result, iron; . ,,...:.' ..' , , . . .,.. , f iiepiutiiwuvn . ^ , ..>_ , JLnectlectol turther exciting the populace and starthngevents are It is understood that the Brit-1 the recent advances made by jexp(.ctcd to foliow the .i(ivcnt of the nev; japanese minister, ish foreign office has practically !'rUrke.. i ��������� ��������� nui lor'reon Captured by Rebels served notice on the state de-i partment that the United States must guarantee peace in Mexico u n d e r : the Mori roe doctrine. Other European nations are expected to f61 low. Reports from . United States consuls: in Mexico indicate that the anti-American sentiment is growing. 'Boththe federals and The Mexican rebels are incensed iagaihst United States citizens. Sir hklward Grey and the dif- | ferent ambassadors held a h.ur-! , ArCor a <!:>;>V v,;at" tight extending over three days the rebel j forces captured Torrcon. The federals were driven into Torreon ind there forced to surrender. ��������� ' New Railroad Project Survey Parties in the Field ried conference at the foreign oliice over the situation in the near east, which is of the gravest nature. The-only, question to be settled is, whether the powers shall act unitedly or delegate one power .to-act. in the matter. , Russia is believed to be most available for the task, but if allowed to act alone, it is feared Germany and Austria might become jealous and a general conflagration ensue. Sixty-Five Lose . Lives in Fire Loss Estimated At $200, Stoutly Defends Central Interior Citizens as Law-Abiding as Elsewhere S. S. Princess Beatrice arrived ; adults and children, assembled in port on Friday morning last: and thoroughly enjoyed the nn- witli the usual consignment of:m.n>us games indulged in, in- freight for the local merchants, eluding a wild romp in the hay. ! Refreshments were served in the S.S. Venture arrived on SuiH^ol ������r the evening, bringing to day afternoon, her passenger list: a close a jolly afternoon thorough- f'oi- this port including Messrs J. J.V enjoyed by all. M. Gran and H. G. Cook. j - Messrs J. M. Rolston, civil en- Mr. Gran returns to his duties giueer, and party, left on Thurs- as manage)-of the. Bank oi'B.N.- day last for the Interior, their A. after spending his vacation ; destination being Fort Fraser. with friends in Lillooet, where! The party will return to Bella he was formerly in charge of a; Coola in the course of about six branch of the same bank. ].weeks. Government Horticulturist Visits ��������� the Valley Mr. Edward Bath, who is in-1 ferested in a project for building! p railway from Bella Coola to | Red IDaer, Alberta, interviewed! Sofia, July 2.. Bulgaria has Bulgaria Lodges Protest The cause of the fire is believed ; |.uv abiding as those in other ������������������...-.-, , , . , .to have been a cigarette care-1 sections of the province. urmgjus short stay m Vancou-. lodged a formal protest with the i;i,lQ,,i., i-h,.n���������-������ ���������m-mno-.i ������_m. in -! ���������, _ _ i ������������������ ���������^���������������������������^������������������^-������������������-:��������� ���������������������������������������������.. . ��������� . ,1 ^ . j'iesoiy uuown amongst somein-, \n new countries just being Mr. H. G. Cook, who is a former resident of Bella Coola, is t on his wav to Fort George via j Prince llu]������ertand Ifa/.cllon. and 1 Mr- A- H- Tomlinson, assistant is staying over to renew ^j ; horticulturist of Prince Rupert, acquaintances. .'n'liS 'J.oen -spending the week in "' ; the Valley. The outgoing pa-.seni'.ers bv ' Mr- Tomlinson is engaged in the Prino.s Beatrice included visiting the various horticultural Messrs W. Denham Verschovie 'dstricts in his territory for the and J. Tomholini. I purr-osc of inspecting fruit trees. Mr. Verschovie expects to re- al!'1 assisting fruit-growers with . , turn in the com:se of a few weeks. I advice regarding the prevention destroyed by fire. I the central interior are just as J ^|H, following persons took or extermination of pests, the Binghampton, N. Y., July 23. j Vancouver, July 24. George -.ixty-five persons, m os 11 y j j. Hammond, who is well posted .women and girls, lost their lives on the developments of the In- and." about fifty others were; tenor of British Columbia, sj.eak- seriously injured yesterday, when j jng of rocent repoids regarding the Binghampton Clothing Com- j j.ort George being a wide open \ a��������� pany's four storey premises were j town, states that the citizens of fiarnible material. The property ; opened to civilization, and with j ,' ler, stated that he liad secured | powers against the alleged Tur- ^trong financial backing in Eng-1kish atrocities at Adrianople. j ,n������������������ ��������� ��������� _,;... f i��������� f q.onn nf,A ,- . ..... sf -.,-���������"��������� t. . ,| I io.-,_ is estimate a at .-|>_uu. ooo. ; thousands ot men engaged on Imd, and that survey parties had ��������� I " ' - ^1 Kirk Killisseh. July 21. It is; construction work, the same con- ilreadv been dispatched f.om,^^^ ^ ^ Tlu:kish troop.; lucky BaldV/inS Estate ditions cannot be expected as in .have murdered hundreds of j " older and settled districts, preliminary exploration ol ��������� the; womcn am| chiidren. | ^ An^^ Ju,y 2?j.���������Thcj; Mi. ,.Iamnioml sp_aks h]^]W proposed route, the general direc-; ! .-state of-'Lucky-Baldwin which of the good work done bv the, , n ion will be ea_t and west across , Wejsj. Disestablishment | has been determined at $20,000.- Iirovincfal police u-liich h; con. | ^^1, ^ h^centi!o:?^[;:,":::;:;;ii..^ w���������������j r.,^_ k - -���������>���������f-^rih������������"������ *������- ^������^ ^a,1^,11 nature.s^iIIK. ��������� - ��������� tween thetwoprinci B���������w������i���������-s,uu,_t,.,, .Drowning Fatality Shooting for King's Prize; Occurs at Ashcroft took l)assage on the south bound Ven-: kil'ds- of r,'uit adaptable to each ture: Dr. and Mrs. E. C. l-Jiene-il)arlic".h'ir district and the care man, of Croydon, England, Mrs. i������r fruit l,'ocs- A. K. Oveson. Messrs J. ] .anag- After \isiliiig several of the lu_ V.V.HU...... ,���������.._,...... ...... , joui), is ready ior uistrmutnm oe ince, tapping the cdnicofin. Lii-jKetusedSecond Keadmes, ��������� ., , ��������� ��������� ,, ��������� ,,. ,.. .... I o i tureen the two principal heiresses juoet and Big Bend districts. ' Mr. Bath further stated that! London, July 2:1 The House lie has not yet secured a charter, |of Loi-d������- last night, by a voteof hutwill make application at the!242 to 48 refused to give the piext session of the Dominion (parliament. , Welsh Disestablishment Bill a [Bomb Explodes in Post Office second reading until it had been submitted to the jud House of Commons. ban, Stanley Brothers. Provincial nearby orchards, Mr. Tomhnscn Constable Barber of Rivers Inlet i expressed himself as very agrce- aud Constable C. Tucker of the'"1'*4' ^^nniscd with the possibili- lndian Department. ^ies of Bella Coola Valley as a - - : fruit growing district. Making Dv. and Mrs. Bieneman. who: special mention of the locally return to their home in England. : grown apples, he desciibcs th.m expressed their intention of ��������� ������������ wonderfully good and further elia Coola next oppressed lumself as satisfied that all kinds of small fruit and Dr." Bieneman has extensive vegetables can be grown to ad- interests in the place and express vantage. great faith in its prospects. I T!u' '""lit trees in the Valley are. according to Mr. Tomlinson, Mrs. A. K. Oveson goes to entirely free from any serious j Kimsquit to join her husband, pest. Bisley Camp, July 2:. Shoot- Ashcroft, July 23.---A sad fa-|wjl0 ,ri employed by the Draney V Mr. Tomlinson intends to visit , . , 1( . . , .. ,, i;nir ,-onmiences lod.v for t]K.: talily occurred yesterday when j Fisheries fJmifed. . I he Valley again at the time of submitted to the judgment ol the!inu K'nnnoHcs loo.in iot me, , , - _ _ -king's prize ami with prospects la y������"n^ n,an na!ne,1 J,>IU'S- a' "' the Annual I'all l<a,r ,u Septem- No Fall Parliament * i ��������� .i i ��������� i i i c i-i ti-,_ _f .._.��������������� F'l-r.Hif.r'- ii-i< ni-ik- i'or next, wiieti lie will have an clerk in the local branch of the ihe btanley iiiotnei .^ ai . iu.ik-. ... 1 P ''^'r'rHr" i"ml .cin-u",n Th.j ������������"k of n:N. A, ^^^ a business trip fo A.berta excellent opportunity of seeing cord sconug is anticipated. J he ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ;^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ .^ ,|r% UiC |.M.st t|i;il u,e Valley can pro- luce in the way of fruits. Mrs. J. Clayton entertain.d a Dublin, July 24. A letter ad-; tfQ rail I <uiiaf!U:ill ! ., ,. . . , . whilst swimming in the Thomp- c!",J |������lressed to John Dillon, a mem-1 j < .anadmn entneshavebeen show-; w' ^\ ^ nnm ���������'- 1,Kml , r;i��������� [her of parliament, exphxled in; (); tawa July 2:1 The Evening' '!1- -,',hI lo'^, a,1(1 i"������������nfulently ,son vlxot'- | the post Office here. Suffragettes riti/(!n !,.',,.,." -The iminv^ion ' es|������ect one of their number to ; ! Mrs. -i. e uiyion euienaiiu o a TIK. raMi of salmoni at Bella Mvvailinir'in' high political cir-! take back with him lids covelod Alberta Bonds Renewed ;U'j:e 1,un;,cl^oi ln0mball,"r Coola this season is much below :l,s here'at pr,s',nt is ihat there! t,01,,iV Illn,m' on Mo,U,:,i ^"^ M,o average, the total pack to ,1 L I J- ? will bo no fall session of parlia-i ' Edmonton. Alia.. Julv 2-!. date at the local cannery being .thabaSCa Laildlllg ;m..Il( -,,.,,���������-,,,.,-,;,,,,-: ., . ..,, ,. . " . ; District forester II. S. Imu. onlv.000 eases. ������ ni'.-ni. l he miui.ieis oaune to _ ,. ������ _������ -. v 1 .���������(>nuer Si I Ion on his rot mm i rum ..... ,, , , , arrived oy jare suspected. Bye-EIeciio?. the view that the Hon -' will Im summoned immediately al PT t In Athabasca Banding. July 21. new year. Ion. A. G. Mnckay. Eiberal. and lames Wood, Conservative, will ^.jJJ gee|{ [j^ ^ JriliU w ill In- no fall session of parliament. The ministers incline to; , L D 1 , Premier SilTm on his ret nrn from . ,,- Rupert, ''���������-���������Indians to tjeRewaraed Knt_r|;ini.,:i u i... (h law a. -Iii!y 2 1. V^v humane w or|< Mini a*'!.:-' ol real ht-roi-^n. :iiinoun.;e..l that he had innl,���������. i,.,,,,,^, ������������������ M���������n,lay last and succeeded in making sal isfactory S|ient several days in the Valley arrangements rej.varding' the re- in connection with his duties. ; iK.'wal of the provinrial bunds. About in* same pack is re- |coi(cst this seat in provinrial legislature next Wednesday. | Ottawa, Jul;. ; on governiii'-nt [To Ensure a "Good Catch The I loin in i- i o U t i o -.' X P.': i d S i 1 ie >._\ :', i '. -Ii! i i : i I i ��������� \ i -' ! I ho D- partment of Indian A il'airs ������������������������������������-��������� ---���������-. .|-)l() |()(1;1| carm(M-s ,.,,-, iulend to grant a substanl nil iv - and that no curtailment would hllHi|v cn,.-;lv-o,l getting in th w ;>w\ to chief Weeman Oseekis ho occasioned by the loans se.- poried from both the Kimsquit and Manilou Cauneri.L's on Dean < 'hanm-l. >������ I to UiC I '' Ulteii ,S[;;i i--, of btjsiiiess constd.-h 11 Get One of the Famon, i j,, [^.j.j.,, So|, A ,���������,.; ;i,i(, ]w i ('anadi.tn agents m'e lo in '^M\\^Y������^ ���������''���������������������������'���������-^'��������� land located in flu- loading A im-rii-un cil ies wdiei'o I ber..e iS ;:u opm'i ;; ui (y of Canadian trade beiu" sc cur-.d. ami Sam the I \ nice IO.-1 ! i'l'o1; i el \ li i lisle, two I ndians ot' due Uost-rvc. in t his pro cured last yc-ir. ft������rr ; .������". rxm .-..���������; ;_������. rj������.- NOTICE B.BRYNILDSEN & CO., ^toclc Only tl>o H,.al I-"isliiIH; l'juklo BELLA COOLA, B.C. ' A II Oprll-uir Uieei i nr, v. Ii ! I ���������(' le I at 7.-IP p. in. on S._3_i3*3y Ne;:-:; 27,;.j ?s../:. in t he field ne.vl lo i',:\ eil-1- "i i' slin'c, \v ben an add i -:-;- w d! o deli\'ered b\ Ml'. H. S������ CLE_.EW1'S? ;V2,F C. I,ir,d.-el u- local "ll "' While (his year's pack at Bella ,ay ol which very heavy .-.-ops ron|;i (;;iniK.|.y js considerably irt" ���������������' ."''l'1'!- lu-low theavcragv. the packs at .n - ��������� r i , ! Mr. Carl Arvidson. of liagens- (l"' K iiii������<,nif. plants are some- We.'.nan Os.eki? last vinur Reform tlOUSe 01 L0rdSl.org. visited town on Tuesday \'������ l>at In. .h-r than usual, oared! for a v. hue man who had. \ last for t be purpose of truusact- iis re;..o!i v.dien 2on miles Loudon. July 2o. Premier As- ing r.omo legal business. ipiifh promised the House of ('ominous that the go\'ernment i i-ii ;-. e . ,i���������:11!'-o provisions o , , , ��������� ��������� .. "���������" , ��������� would present to it at its next C." v-io'1, "i'!| ���������'���������ll" u'",v UIM session itss, heme for the reform !)>' M������'^l:>"u-s \erseh.eJ. , rim: i.i id- lii.niu-g .eroiinds. (,f (|..e House of Lords. .,;,- j,,,.. lln- db- o!" ,;e. !h,- oilier ;;i|,r"ll|l,i:i;'; "' '"���������:",s'in' :i!:'! |,|r hu-ip,,- Ui,h the while mm. bardr-hip. I b.e Inoian lost one j^^.,,, 11 ,,���������,.,,.,, So.-ioly awards ,,C |.; ��������� ������-!-. il-lt- -ii from lip- pri a ,vill also bv' soiudit for t he red scho\ le ha \ e sniiiin. r camps ��������� on. A n en iovable picn ie. an aimed ^ \- !M"' '��������� Kolslon. look place on i m . .lay S afternoon al M r. A . < '. ( 'hrislru ,. sen's field where Air. and Mrs. .i Kolston and Mr. and Mrs. \'er- ,. (flutrrli iXnitiT I)i\ ii,c Si in ice will hi- liclil ;it I In- t ':iiii,.-i-\ , ."���������'iimcI.-o . |n :i. in. Srvlil'iilli .Srlicxil ( iitn"( Ii S_i vii-������- Snliji-i-i "Ti-H'-liiliL'.-.'- I 'i ipri.-l'liilij'. ( All Ao- WcIk.ii.o. 2 p. in. .-.. ) p. in. I- /,-.-,. / Oil (; in 'tr^ men. A large number of gueMs, both ^^ -j>������_������ /. O (,-/.,,-'/. /; ,-/ . /'.I..-. _ ��������� iJJ^L; u���������������_., _������c- _������������������. -*��������� i-( ^ to Advertise. An ad. in the Courier never fails to bring results. II 1 ClVfe Give us a trial. G'LSS'O Let us publish your Land Notices. >\ i i > i * i s ft BELLA COOLA COURIER Saturday, Jul\) 26, /9/3 The Courier . Published Weekly at Bella Coola by the Bella Coola Publishing Co. Ltd. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: , Canada 1 Year *10������ 6 Month* ������'75 3 Month. ������-50 United States 1 Year V*0 United Kingdom 1 Year *2-00 Subscriptions payable in advance. Subscribers not receiving their copy regularly please notify the management at once. Changes in address should be sent in as soon as possible. For Advertising Rates, Apply at . Office. To Cobrespondents-No letters will be published in the Courier except over the vmter's signature. The Editor reserves the right to refuse publi- catton of any letter. All manuscript at writer a risk. t - _ * Vancouver Office - - 317-323 Carabie St. _i__. ���������i^aluaiuJ. ult aujirrma rat itx. SATURDAY, JULY 26/1913. A Review :'It has,been the constant boast of the McBride government, that having taken over the reigns of office at a time when the administration was'without funds" and in debt,' to haye lifted the province to ar state of affluence and prosperity unparalleled ..in" the. Dominion of Canada.'. ��������� ' How this "has been brought about, and whether this boast is in any way justified, are questions that warrant the earnest consideration of" every honest voter in the province. Ho ..was the provincial debt liquidated and the huge surplus acquired? The government during their ten years of power have sold over two million acres of crown lands: hundreds of miles of timber limits; practically all the coal areas that were in any way accessable by rail or water, and vast mineral deposits, to whoever would buy. " .* The debt was liquidated and the surplus accumulated by the sale of our resources, until today we have practically no land available for settlement until the railway lines have been extended into new districts. o c o o o It is not long since Attorney- General Bowser made the statement that until these railways were built the government could not encourage settlement; at the same time it has been amply demonstrated that the only railways that meet with the approval of the government, to the extent oi warranting official as- sitance, are those which paralle existing lines and terminate at Vancouver, so exemplifying the Tory principle of centralization, the cause of unhealthy inflation of real estate values and the temporary booming of the thickly settled districts. At the beginning of this financial year it was proclaimed that there was a surplus of $7,000,000 in the provincial treasury. Be this as it may, the fact remains that with the estimated expenditure exceeding the revenue by $7,000,000, by the end of the year the government will be without money in hand. , o o o o o The question then naturally arises���������what have we in return for the sale of our resources ? Have we ordinary facilities in the form of roads, Urielges and railroads, which alone can open up the country for settlement, and so create an available wealth which would be an adequate return for the sale of those resources? There is no denying the fact that we have not. Has our agricultural land been disposed" of in such a way as to encourage settlement. Again no. All the agricultural land within reach of transportation is held by speculators, who are demanding prohibitive prices. Have we not the statement" of Premier McBride himself to the effect that of all the people who came to the. province last year only seven per cent, 'settled on the-land? o o o o o ' We are'told, that of the $17,- 000,000 to .be spent this year, $6,000,000 are for roads' and bridges. . ' There is .no. denying that $6,-- 000,000, spent on roads and bridges; if properly spent; would be in the interests of- the province. But" will it be properly spent? Here again it is perfectly safe to say NO. ��������� ��������� It is. only too well known that owing to the inefficiency of the supervising officials, due to the party,policy of the government,. ,/the' province is not getting fifty cents in value for every dollar expended on roads and bridges. burdened on all sides by obliga- depend on the people behi d^ Kons winch some day we may It is the country traversed and ha ' to meet, and which may the good it will do t e^ovinc mean ruin for many years tolas a whole that should determme m its legitimacy. Considered on this basis we think that the legitimacy of this railroad is very imuch enhanced by the fact that come. Are In Watches and Bad Taste In its issue of June 7 the editor | Fort George is ignored by the The money expended annually on roads and bridges is little more than a large election fund. In many outlying arid sparsely populated districts,' a large portion of the people depend; to a great degree, upon the money from the road work' f or * their living, and such being the case, there is generally a tacit understanding with the government official in charge of such work, that they shall vote for a continuance of such a benevolent administration. We have parted with our beri tage, and have recklessly squandered what we received in return, arid as matters stand at present, we are worse off than before the ascession to .power of the McBride government, inasmuch as while we have no money, we are or some one of the staff oi' the Fort George Tribune indulges in some very loose journalism at the expense.of the Bella Coola railway, and while the Courier holds no brief for the Pacific & Hudson Bay (or any other) Railway Company, yet we feel that were the "Tribune" better informed it would perhaps hesitate before indulging in the wild statements referred to. The '.'Tribune" quotes a letter from the president of, the railway to the owners of theWil- low River Townsite, and comments thereon in a manner that at least savors of inaccuracy. Whilst knowing nothing as to the arrangements that exist between. Mr. Verschoyle and the said townsite people,, there are one or two mistakes out of the many that occur in the article that we would like to set right. ��������� The mainline of the Pacific & Hudson Bay''is about 1600 miles and not 7Q0 as mentioned. The distance from Bella Coola to the junction point of the "Grand Trunk Pacific" is about 300 miles and not 700 as stated and could easily be completed by the end of .1914, as the work could be at: tacked in four different places, and is therefore a feat that could easily, be done either on paper or in fact. ~, The branch line from' this junction to' Willow River runs through very^easy country and could be attacked in twenty different places, if necessary whilst the mainline was under construction, it could therefore be finished easily within the time, stated.' The officers, backers, and promoters of 'the Pacific & Hudson Bay Company, both in this country arid in Europe, are well known to the Government and were duly investigated by them before this railway was 'placed on the revised list when applications for subsidy were being considered. The legitimacy of a railroad enterprise does not altogether promoters of the road, and here in we opine is the-true cause of the "Tribune" stooping to print such inaccurate stuff as in the article referred to. To" belittle:, the project they had to be inaccurate for they well know that the project as a whole will stand the strictest investigation and they could find no other loophole. -GRADE We are the largest manufacturers of ^vrpi 1 OV _V STERLING SILVER. t_ WL-LLK I r WARE in Canada. BmaCT!W____5ia_MII<>i.i������NW'������ ..-.. ; . ��������� Then write for our Illustrated Catalog Wc Carry all IlMS of quality S.lvef- which will be sent free to your adtlvos* -.:j,ye JaMe. are ailll Cutlery US well as Leather Goods, Brass IF YOU HAVE TO BUY A WEDDING PRESENT CONSULT OUR CATALOG Goods and Rich Cut Glass. Mr. Borden as leader of the opposition was loud in his condemnation of the Liberal party for spending during their last year in office the sum of $122,- 000,000, which he described as "prima facie evidence of improper and corrupt expenditure." This year the Borden government is spending $251,000,000, more than twice as much, yet Conservatives' say this is distinctly comme il faut. The people of this-province are simply robbed of their rightful belongings by unscrupulous politicians. The prevailing conditions demand that every right thinking voter, whether Liberal or Conservative, should rise in an endeavor to save what remains of our onetime abundant natural resources. This can only be accomplished by bringing about a change of government. Sir Richard McBride should lead Agricultural Commissioner Hayward aside and point out that the expenses of his own European tour at the time of King George's coronation must not be considered a precedent. This is a rich country, but it could not survive many excursions on the magnificent scale of the Premier's trip of two years ago. / d ' .0 \ o c o "Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we die! " seems to be the motto of the followers of the governments at Ottawa and Victoria. What- with travels and junketings at the public expense, a large number of "commissioners^ are determined to have a HENRY BIRKS& SONS, LTD. JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS Vancouver, B. C. GEORGE E. TROREY Managing Director m ol o ( toi _] l_3 l__ |c__oez_>| gj The Pioneer Bank of British Columbia 1 ���������_f_n������<V ESTABLISHED 1836. [2l r_ ottp Sank nfSritialt ^ Nflrtlj America Hetad Office in Canada���������MONTREAL. Paid up Capital, $4,866,666 Reserve, $2,920,000 Assets, Over $70,000,000 SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Savings Accounts opened for any amounts from .1 IjJ and upwards. Interest allowed at current rati-?. ^ Special attention given to out of town custoim-rs (0} who may operate accounts by mail. fo1 Your account is solicited and every accommodation of. .n .1 U which is consistent with conservative banking. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS CONDUCTED 0 J. N. CRAN, Manager B CZHOEZD 00c BELLA COOLA, B. C. =3 ___ \o\ lc=3on_5] E _or good time while knocks at the door. opportunity j Rolston & Calnan TOWN LOTS FARM LANDS ACREAGH We handle only first-class propositions INSURANCE WRITTEN Write us if you are seeking information BELLA COOLA. B. C. emp's INVALID PORT A SUPERIOR MEDICATED WINE Unsurpassed as a TONIC, STIMULANT AND INVIGORAT ATP 1 !���������! Wholesale Distr . Jepoorten Ltd.,v}_N^^ OK jhuters B.C. PROJECTED ROUTE OF THE PACIFIC & HUDSON BAY RAILWAY. UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF B.C., LTD. Boscowitz Steamship Co., Ltd. REGULAR I ..I.KJHT AND PASSENGER SKIiVP I' BETWEEN BELLA COOLA and VANCOUVE S.k'VENTURE'1��������� Jic,oria ^ ***, Leaves Vancouver every I hursday at 1 LEAVES BELLA COOLA SUNDAY MORNING. S. S. "Caimlano" or S. S. "Coquitlam" also call Gasoline: and I.x plosives by special arrangemeii K <>r rules of I'Y .j^lns, .ares and oilier informal.ii>", ;|!'l Hi:ai> Oki.'ick, ('aukai.i, St., Vancomvki: ; <������' 'I<>mn I!a|::s 1001 CoVKkNMKNT ST., VhTOUIA. R 1 p.m. M-'J*b 26> I9J3 BELLA COOLA COURIER Synopsis of coal mining 5 REGULATIONS 11 _. t*e,^Nil. morTtlmii 2.5(H) aero* will' .������-��������� Iw^ to re Not in"'*-- "���������" - ������������,i f ���������t'foan foVu ic������ae >"������'��������� lw 'T. '���������' U. ' Al>P'lc,l.t0' "^n to thoA_<-'i>ti������-Suli-AK<;."l ���������PPWLlrict iTwhich t.hu riKhU up. .������. ������������' eait.mt^- y ,.,��������� -- 8*.' .....I i. ll('*'' ���������i territory the lanil inutsl. Ih; <ic ���������"!������������������ survey" . wrmonr^u o|ili<liv,ir,ifilnl ���������,��������� B(.. iCr "f/nSrveyed XV^ry tl.o Irael .- i li������" .j." ^h������U bo uUikcd out by llu; ii|>i>lk:.-int i'!ic(1,ir K fee *.��������� __lication mu������t be acconipanied by a ':������nVw rh will be refund...! if the m-htr, fec (.,r. .,,_ nr. not .cvailal.le. but not nllici-wiae. ������l'P1' i. . ������1 all bo paid on the mer.luintnble..iJt.- A tolf t> '������ ,"e llt the rate of live cerd������ per ton. l'ul . ��������������� opcratiiiK the mine almll furnud. ^ S. "Urn returns accountm* for the tbeAB _ityot merchantable coal mined and pay <"lla,ia v .hereon. If the coal miiiinKM-aditH 'h*l*fbein������^operated. ������uch return,, should be "* mLi nt least: once a year. '"_.__.��������������� Will include the coul nnnn.fr nKhUi ,II'Ll the lessee may be permitted to pur- o?1*' whatever available mirfnee mrhts maybe Cl'._������������iic������e������������nr for th..- working of the mine c("1i , rrie of $10.00 ur. acre. . , ,, . ���������������. *.rrf ii Information, application Mioul.l be . _ ihesScwtary of the D.-partment of the TuHor OttWa. or to any Anenl or Sub-Axent JfowitaionL-nndi.. WWCOKy ��������� * Deputy Minister of the Interior. N H.-Unauthoriml publication of thi������ ad- vt.rti_ ment will not be ..aid for.--���������**������������������������ Tories' Barefaced Lie Another Government Road ! Twelve Hone, lo Move One Ton j Mt'l'U IS a Coalition Cabinet- The Omineca Herald speaking-\ two-thirds Conservative and one- oC the arrival of SupL. J. C. ; third (inehec Nationalist in its! Shephard and Duncan Ross at! inuko-np, a fact that is plain to N������w Hazelton, says: i.all the world to see. And yetj "Both declare that the govern-; these people do not at all. despair merit road between Barrett's ; of persuading Ontario that it is Cache and Mclnnes Ranch is the | the' Liberals and the Liberal poli- worst they ever saw. Icy with which the Nationalists "During the past week the j are in sympathy the bad, the freighting department had to put j terrible Nationalists, three of three four-horse teams on the load of a single ton and then the animals could hardly move it. ] Three miles a day was what they j lias fought a Liberal at the poll I. --' ��������� i .. I 1- . IT. ,'���������n.,l-n whom are ministers of the crown in Mr. Borden's cabinet, and every man whom in the House ELLA O ESTABLISHED 1864 oi >| |czzzjol_-__51 le ��������� ':Tor~:.__D| |c, .: .ion . ) WANTED Listing of Lots and Acreage in Bella Gbola and Valley. Give full particulars, Price, Title, etc., to MARTIN J. RAVEY 826 Pender St. W.., Vancouver, B.C. ������������MM_������t__������������_>j>������_____>a">������*'^������������������������������������������^������������j_* "bIjsiniiiss" "ca|ds~~" made. "At the same time there is not a man at work on the travelled government road, and it doesn't look as though there was any intention to put anyone on." What about the $6,000,000 for roads and bridges. 1 It is evident that there are not j to Ket into the House.- -Toronto! Star. Henri Bourassa says he was surprised to find so many follow ers in the west. But in this country you can .'properly clas-j sify a follower till you look over I the figures on election night. I o o c o Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Hardware Groceries ���������& General Merchandise I . ; Premier McBride is going, to ! many votes along that portion of j England to remonstrate with the j Mineral Claims Sub-Dioisions, KTc. Town Sites Underground Timber Limits Surveying All k.lnds of Engineering Work. T. BEAUCHAMP and IH. P. McDONALD B.C. Land Surveyor - Civil Engineers (BELLA COOLA, B.C the road, otherwise it would certainly get a slice of that $0,000,- 000. :.���������������������������;'��������� money-lenders. We sincerely hope his mission may prove fruitful. -Victoria Daily Times. 3QL 3] nor ") Land Surveys and Sub-Divisions Geoffrey K. Burnett CIVIL ENGINEER and B.C. LAND SURVEYOR Grand View Hotel Bella Coola, B.C. Nftflfp. First-class Watch Repairs- done at reasonable prices. All work guaranteed and postal charges paid. Address all work 'o P. G. NOOT, 1353 Merritt Street VICTORIA, B. C. J. A. LeROY PhoneSey. 9387 ���������>��������� NATION BUS MEETS ALL BOATS AND TRAINS Hotel Winters COR. ABBOTT AND WATER STREETS VANCOUVER, B. C. EUROPEAN PLAN Hot and Couo Water $1.00 TO ������2.50 STEAM HEATED Highest in the World Canada is spending a pile of money annually, and Canada gets it to spend by means of tariff taxation. The taxes we pay on the goods we buy produces nearly all the national revenues. The estimates for the year call for the expenditure by the Federal Government of $26 for each man, woman and child in Canada. This revenue must be raised. We are taxed more per head j than the people of any other country, and largely the tax is an indirect one levied on the cost of living: In the United States the budget shows an expenditure of $9 per head. In Britain it comes to about $18, in Germany about $10.50, in France about $23. The per capita expenditure seems to be greater in Australia than in , Canada, but such is not the case, as heavy expenditures on the national railway are offset by equally heavy revenues from these services. I The cost of living ought to be ' reduced by taking taxes off food. -Toronto Star. Norway's King to Lose Powers Norway's king henceforth will be merely an ornamental decora tion -a mere puppet���������if a measure which has been submitted to the national storthing (parliament) becomes a law. Having granted woman suffrage, which has placed women upon absolute political equality with men, the storthing, through a special committee, has begun active steps to 'put through a measure which will take from theking his power of veto and approval of lawsj passed by that body. Only the I signature of a responsible minis-! ter will be necessary to make en-' - ��������� - . i acted bills law. The measure j being considered also/will abolish j all orders and decorations andj takes from the king the right to! confer them. If these laws pass j the king of Norway would havej less governmental power and j authority than Joseph Tumulty,! secretary to President Wilson. I FURS BOUGHT AND SOLD Surveyors', Loggers' and Pack-train Supplies a Speciality MACKAY SMITH,BLA ��������� VANCOUVER Wholesale Men's Furnishin C. ; i ���������-. Manufacturers of Shirts/Tweed Pants, Overalls, Tents, Hand Knit Sweater Goods and The Famous "Pride of the West" OVERALLS AND JACKETS _!V SOLD BY ALL FIRST CLASS MERCHANTS i - ... f. tor* i > i 1 ! J Land Notices VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT | i ROOMS WITH BATH LAND LEASE Swallowed Himself Sir Richard McBride two years DISTRICT OF COAST���������BANOE III. j Takk Notice that Samuul Coptjlaml, i of Okanay.n, occupation fruit raiser. I intends to apply for permission to pur-' chase the. following described hind: j Coinmencini/; at a post planted at the j south-east corner of Lot 7_5, thence j south twenty chains, thence west; twenty chains, thence north twenty i - ;;t i, ,. ..,..,,.���������_... chains, thence east twenty chains to! Kleena Kleen B.C., occupation aimer , ..., ...... .. commencement, co.iUii.iimr 40 uitenda to apply for permission to lease ; Today Sir Richard is shouting j ^cre, more or less tr> .,������������������a ^f l.mrl dpsenbed as follows: j . ��������� ., . . . . ' -������ " fln������t unit hom_hlSl SAMUEL CO. ELAND. VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT | ago was shouting for a fleet unit 'on the Pacific coast, and Borden B. FILLIP JACOBSEN Agent for and Owner of FARM, TMBER LANDS AND WATER POWER IN BELLA COOLA AND VICINITY candidates were elected in Brit- DISTRICT OF COAST. RANGE 2 Take notice that A(lolPh Schilling, of | T~ Columbia by promising one TEN ACRE FARMS A SPECIALITY ^ After a residence of 30 years I have acquired a thorough knowledge of the whole coast of British Columbia, and can give reliable information of the different resources at almost any point in this part of the province. All information strictly guaranteed. B. F1L1 .IP JACOBSEN. Bella Coola, B. C. 40 acres of land described as foUows l; fleot unlt e(.honig his tw^rtu^ the erstwhile Canadian j ^-"^ ^'��������� ^ ' in the CojisL District. Uan^ 2. ���������J���������\ n:ivv champion. Men who are left limit of Kleena Kleen Live to their own north twenty chains, thence east t^uitj tr.ulo, s _ chains, thence south chains then. ������ .si , l(j n()t |)oasi 0j tht .1" lo.vall.N. ;w,;���������ty chains U> point of commuue-. ^ ^^^ ��������� ADOLl'll SCHll.hlNc;. | l������.i....M.,y7.U.IX Mny^.-Julvl!' w(,risj VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT Tli a I lUSTItlCT OP COAST���������RANGE III. Takk Nmtu'K that William \Vrii;ht ('opi-land, of t'hevacut. ('..('., occiipn- i stock raiser, intends lo apply tor per- ndividlial or nation is j mission to purchase tin- following do- WeWantYourLandNotices;hastening i._vn..is ���������ov,,-ty that;-;:;;;;;:,;;:;;;'.^ :it a inist pIanU. al - j does not lovt'the riuht and hate : the south east, comer of Lot :_'.>. c;.l.. Advertise in the Courier the wrong, n. w.n n. miiis. | JJs?;vir; .��������� : chains, thence east, twenty chains to ioinl of commencement, eontainim; '10 ()___������-( >_������������������_-< >___>���������( )-_B_-(>-___-0 -__.<) - . ��������� <)���������< K > ( >J ������������������< >������ ! | 1(l| l|| Ol I I Mill I IV- i" ��������� ' ������������������"������������������'l fol : acres, more or less. _*~<Uii VV 11,1,1 AM VVKKi _* ���������_���������... i i.. i.. t 111 r' TF YOU intend Building let us esli- A mate the cost of Construction for you ~~, .. ��������� i r ll Kinds No extru chnrge for Wc Hiipply Materials of nil M"l������ , wc . .HF . Sntinfiiction Guaranteed Plan* and Specifications 3nl,B' 11,-iti'il. .lulv I. I',|:' I IT CnrKI,ANl>. July l'.> Sep. 1;'- Robinson, Wheeler & Robinson CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS BELLA COOLA British Columbia j j VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT $ 9 DISTRICT Or COAST���������BANOE III. I Take Notice that I, Lewis Wiley Ilo^ran '; of Rivers Inlel, 11. ('., occupation can-j nery man, intend to apply for permission i to purchase the following described land: i Commencine, at a post, planted on j Cam phi'11 Island, alongside ol I he south- ! east corner-post of l,ot or Claim No. 1, ; thence west twenty chains, thence south twenty chains, thence east twenty chains more or less to sea shore, thence meandering aloiitf shore to point of commencement and containing 10 acres, more or less. I.KVV1S W1I.KY IHKiAN. I'.t A. 11. llniiAN, To Land Seekers^ Campers, Prospectors, etc. WHY PACK YOUR OUTFITS FURTHER THAN NECESSARY? M WE CARRY COMPLETE LINES OT THE TOLLOWING AT BELLA COOLA t>R5CES: GROCERIES TENTS DRY GOODS CAMPERS SUPPLIES HARDWARE PACKERS REQUISITES HAY AND GRAIN ii Bella Coola HAGENSBORG 12 Mil.0 from Bella Cool, and on Direct Route to the Interior M )___.< )������������������ 0<___V0 < >-> ������������������< )���������> ������������������������ >���������> <)������__������ <)���������_>������������������������������'j" Jl������ n.i .i,.,,,��������� ; A"-' K> Land Notices Continued on PaK* 4 . <) r< H (0> _a>-___^(>������__8"<ov-������__-<>���������< k<) _ ____n BELLA COOLA COURIER Saturday, Juk 2Ct /c^ VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT I VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT !"'VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT | VANCOUVER LAND Dj,,,.,,,. BJSTKICT OS* COAST���������RANGE III. Take Notice that Edith Rone, of Luton, ileus., l.ngland, occupation man it d : woman, intends to apply for permission folKiwiiiL' (ioscril.e ' ' DISTRICT Ol* ' COAST���������KAKGE III.' Tai.e notice thai. Frit_h������WV Oustaph- .1,11, ol' Vancomer, L. C, occupation 'engineer, intends to apply t'oi- per- distsiict or coast���������rakg_ hi. DISTRICT OF COAST I'AKM i.oTifK that Po tor of Holla Coola, Ii. C &__' f A n __S ' w little paint will make a Big Difference in the Appearance of yoiir The value of your house���������your own standing in the community���������are often judged by the appearance of your house. And a-few dollars spent in painting your house at regular intervals will go a loug way towards enhancing the value of.your property and gaining added standing for yourself. Bapco Pure Paint ; is no higher in first paints���������and the long run. r in nrsc cost than ordinary 5.-... far more lasting, and durable in ! to purchase the .. ' Commencing at a pus. planted about .'one mile distant and iii a northerly di- *_���������_(��������� I ion from ihe northern extremity of j Sigutlat Lake, marked 10. Hs., south- ! west comer, thence north eighty chains. ! thence cast eighty chains, thence south ' 1-u.itv chains, thence west eighty '��������� .hains, to point of commencement, con- i taining G-10 acres, more or less. j " EDITH BONE. ! 1J..U-. May 8, 1013. ' ' J ime 2J--A mr. 23. j VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT ! DISTRICT OP COAST���������EANGE' III. J Takb Notick that Thomas Bone, of I Luton, - Beds., England, occupation j postman, intends to apply for permission j to purchase the following described land: I Commencing at a post planted about ' two miles distant and in a northerly 'direction .from the north-western ������x- ���������* tremity of Sigutlat Lake, marked T.- : lis., south-west corner, thence north , eighty chains, thence east eighty chains, thence south eighty chains, thence west Augu ., | Take Notice tj:at Mai--,,;,. 1 '.ler's'in, of Holla Coola, Ik (.'., Weil- Holla Coola, H.C., of-nipa';,, ---. , - ��������� , i, ,,, .���������,,!.. ���������������.���������. ,.,.i-. nation farmer, intends to apply for , woman, intends lo apply |-,,.. , ;'=! S?> pit. u.. _,_,,._-, ���������;,,, u, >___ ..- ,���������,���������, u,atr,;. r*w U,..;, ; M'i--l>eil land: \ Commencing at a post planted at Ihe ', western extremity of Nahlouza Laki , i marked . .Cs., soulh-eastcorner, thence i west eighty chains, thence north eighty 'chains, thence east eighty chains, more,or less to lake shore, thence tol- lowing west, shore line of Nahlouza i.akc in a southerly direction to point, ot commencement, containing (M<> acres, more or less. FRITZHOFF GUSTAJ'HSON. Dido. M.iy 12, l!ll:i. J ">���������<- 2H-AUK. 2.1. VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT DISTRICT Ol* COAST���������RANG-3 HI. Take Notice that Thomas Harris, of Liverpool, IOngland, oc. upation cotton broker, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described land: described land: ; Commencing al a post ,,i;i|l Commencing al a post planted about northern extremity of Kigi'n:, six miles distant and in a norihei 1\ marked M. lis., sraith--e;,,-.i direction from Uie north-west etn ox- ' ihence noi th eighty chains, tiil; tremity of Sigutlat Lake, marked 1'.-, eighty chains, (hence smjij, A.l. ..'south-west corner, thence north J chains, more or le.s lo |;,j,, eighty chains, (.hence east eighty j thence following the north si,,,, chains, thence south eighty chains, j Siguflat Lake in an'. aslo>-|,\ , 'to point of coiumeneoniciil, ,-, 'MO acres, more or loss. Lhence west ei������h'y chains lo point of commencement, containing (MO acres, more or less. .PETER AUGUST PKTl.RSEN. Dal.-. M:iy 10. lfll-l. .Jiin������'28-Aii. . ::-i. VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT 2JISTKICT OF COAST���������KANGE III. ������������������ivi, -lull :ili|r Du.'.Muv K, l'Jia. MAGGIE 11 AIM: I; . .lui..-::, ' . Take notice that Esther Peterson, of Bella Coola, H.C., occupation spinster, intends to iirrjiiy for perrni.-non lo pur- VANCOUVER LAND DlSTj. DISTHICT OP COAST���������SANGr. Xn Takk'Notjo: that Albert (I Vancouver, H.C., occupation,' intends to apply for permissi j chase the following described I Commenting at a pos't phii western exttemity of Na 1CT ii'lnr, ��������� pin-! seven mil four miles distant and in a northerly! ' . ,- ^ . ������r .. _���������_._. ��������� _ i Iw* __������f h.ll'iii . rlVM i - V- 1 " _ ���������* direction ' fro���������"??, ^ ._!^r- _d T*"l dim-t^ ..om * the 'northwester.i"e_- ' tremity of bigutlat ^ke;,^ ,?C Jtu : tremity of Sigutlat Lake, marked E.- nence soum eigtH,ycna.n_, tnv;iu-.u>v.o. , Hs., south-west corner, thence, noi in ��������� St)Ufh..,Vl.st corner lhence north eighty chtpns to poinroi commencement, ; eighty chains, thence east eighty chams/i ��������� ���������. ��������� ihofice c!lt t c.irhtv chains- containing IMO acres, more or-less. , thence south eighty chains, thence west. ^ ^ <-��������� ;^> "������^ , ^Xneo we. ��������� ' THOMAS BONE. ! eighty chains to point of commence- thence south ognty tiuinr., Dale, May '.*. -lUH. ' Jane 28-Auw. KI. >!K, a.'if I'llf; theiict .-, ill the l.ak,. M'lii'i. ,; n;:;,t;c_iini,,^������aS ^g.. Sff^s,^^"^: ,=1_X������: .hjni'-JK-Auf,'. !._ I Suppled only by VANCOUVER LANJVD1STRICT. '^:_-^'������. vjk. DISTRICT OF COAST, RANGE :k | VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT TAKB Notick that Frit/.holV Petersen. ; DISTRICT o'r coast���������bawob xa. of-Bella Coola, H.C., occupation farmer, , -,.,,,,,,,,- .itends to apply for permission to pur-! Take Notice that Hubert Lee Harris, chase the followingdescribed land: \ of Bella Coola, B.C., occupation pros- | " Commencing at a post planted at the : pector, intends to apply for permission to northern extremity of Nahlouza Lake, | purchase the tollowing described land: : lhence _o_th eighty chains, thence east. Commencing at a post planted about i <_"_ty chains, thence south , eighty i three miles distant and in a northerly ESTHER J'ETEHSKN. Duo-, May ID. l.i.J. Jiin������ __ -Ami.;. '-���������*. chains, thence east eighty H or less to lake shore, then'-, the west shore line of Nalij, in u northerly direction (.<��������� commencement, containing . more or lesjs. ALBERT in-;: I):>t.-. Muy ]'.'. Il������l.i. .j ,.. , .'i.ni'i ' '���������', iii .ii;,.' | chains, more or less to lake shore, ! thence following the north shore line of ! Nahlouza Lake ;in a westerly direction ": Lo point of commencement, containing ' 640 acres, more .r les? B. BRYNILDSEN & CO., Dealers in Oils and Varnishes BELLA COOLA - - - - British Columbia ii OURfER" Dn'te, May I . 191_ FRITZHOFF ,P ETERSEN. Jane28--AtifT- 23. VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT direction from the north-western extremity of Sigutlat Lake, marked H.l_- Hs., southwest corner, thonce .north eiglity chains, thence east eighty chains, thence south eighty chains, thence west eighty chains to point of commencement, containing G40 acres, more or less, .HUBERT LEE-HARIUS. Dated. May 9. 1-J13. Jun_ 23-Aujt. 23. VANCOUVER _AND DISTRICT | VANCOUVER LAND DISrKKl I DISTKICT OP COAST BAN. r t.. DISTBICT Or COAST���������_vANG_ IK. I . ^������ -������������* maih.a, nt. ,,, v, ., . ��������� tl XI i ! Take Notice that Annie [\ ' AKB NOTICE that Bertha Nvgarde ��������� |Jt.���������a r { ,, (.. : ^ . ��������� of BelJaCooia B.C., occupation marned < woman inte,K,s u/a^pj.-'r,,, , woman intends to ap; .y or permission _ U) rchasu Ul|J fojlo^if/ ,,,.;,, to purchase ihv fo losvingdeKcnl>ed land: ; Commencing at a post pi...'- Commen.Mng at a post planted ;d^YMhree miles distant a/:d in ������������������'/.'. Jfiye inil������s distant ana in a northerly rly (lir<,ction from the dn-ection from the north-western ex- , exlrcinity of Kwalcho L,,'r,' tremity of .igullat Lake marked I'-- A.T-., north-east corner ti... N_��������� souih-west corner, thence north twe|ltyChu\m,x\wn^ w. .tf'.'.,- VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT DISTRICT OP, COAST���������EANGE IK. Take Notic"e,that Wilma Henniug, of Vancouver, Br C, occupation married warna'n, intends to apply for permission j to purchase the following described land: 0f Clinton, Washington, occupation ���������;rkol e.gnty chains, thence east eighty chains j lhc,1(.e norlh t ^ r, ^ t thence _������,ulh eighty chains therice west, f(>rl dl.lins U} - ��������������� f n ��������� eighty chains to jwmt of commence- (.0ntaining 80 acre... more-r i merit, contamingG40 acres, more orless. *_ Dale BERTHA NYGARDE. May 1(1. l_;i. Junc2tf-..\uK. Zi. DatL'. M.-vj- 6. 1'jVi. ANNIE I'ETi. Jun. I III.:. 1 t\' DISTBICT Or COAST���������BAJTGE III. Take Notice that Christian Carlson, Commencing at a post planted at the northern extremity of Nahlouza Lake, marked W. lis., south-east corner, thence north eighty chains, thence west eiglity chains,., thence south eighty chains, more or less to lake shore, thence following the north shore line of Nahlouza Lake in an easterly direction to point of commencement, containing G40 acres, more or less. WILMA 1IENNING. Date, May 12, 1913. June 28-Auk. 23. Stefannsoh to Haye Third Boat for Trip g Missive is Proved a Fake Equipment and Supplies of.Canadian Polar Expedition Necessitate Purchase of Schooner Vancouver, July 24.���������-That the message which was picked up in a sealed bottle at West Van- couver Monday afternoon and Nome, Alaska, July 24.���������Villi-: which purported to have come jalmur Stefannson has virtually! from a woman marooned on Lone completed negotiations for the, Fisherman's Island, near White purchase of a gasoline schooner' Rocks, is a fake, was thoroughly to serve as an auxiliary to the! established when some man, who exploring ships Karluk and Alas-! refused to give his name, tele- kan. The Canadian government, : phoned the police station and which is financing Stefannson'si stated that his , daughter had polar exploration, has sanctioned the purchase-of a third vessel; although it was thought the Kar- luk and Alaskan would be <suf_- wrrtten the note in fun. , The message, .which was written on a label of a confectionary package, was found on the beach cient when the Karluk left Vic-1 by Mr. Bertram of the customs toria, B. C. last month. It was ; department, yvho, in the presence found, however, that vvhtn all. of a friend, J. Buchan; extracted farmer, intends to apply for permission' to purchase the following described land: Commencing at a post planted about seven and a half miles distant and in a south-westerly direction from the southwestern extremity of Kwalcho Lake, marked C. Cs., south-west corner, thence north forty chains, thence east forty chains, thence south forty chains, thence west forty chains to point of commencement, containing IGu acres, more or less. CHRISTIAN CARLSON. Date. May 7. l'J 13. . June'._.-Aujrji3. VANCOUVEK LAND DISTRICT VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT | VANCOUVER LAND I). iiistsict or coast���������KAKrax; in. j DISTRICT OF COAST R . Take Notice that Annie Cadsdon, of; Tak.: Notick that Hannah . Rella,Coola, H. (., occupation married j den, of Luton, !}������.*������_?.,. Kn^kii. woman, intends to .apply for permission ; lion married woman, int. n������V i. to purchase the followingdescribed land; j permission lo purchase th- Commencing at a post planted at the -, deisc-ribed 'v.r.i northern extremity of Sigutlat Lake, marked A. Gs. south-west corner, lhence Commencing-al a ;.������._ p .__u..._������v..-..w. ....���������,.,ui_.v,orii- mile distant, and in . north eighty chains, therue east eighty | direction from the norther chains, thence south eiglity chains, more ; of Sigutlat Lake, marke> ur less to lake short?, thence following j .outh-east rorner, thence m.r" the north shore line of Sigutlat Lake in ���������: chains, thence wesL eigh: . a westerly direction to point of corn-j thence south eighty rhaia- menccment, containing (.10 acres, more j east eighty chains U> point ������r '������ss. ! mencernent, containing 0.0 ������<-,-���������. ANNIE GADSDKN. j or It-.���������. Dan-. M_> s, mis. Jul. _<������Auk. 23.{ ' H ANN AIJ JAN E G A i >. If ...(,, .DISTRICT Or COAST���������KANG0E III. Take Notick that Bertha Clarihel Grant, of Bella Coola, B.C., occupation j spinster, intends to apply for permission i to purchase the following described land: ��������� Take Notice that W. H. Gitwon. of Commencing at a post planted about Bella Coola, B.C., occupation mimion VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT j DISTRICT OT COAST-r-EAJTGE III intend, to apply for penni.-siii.n t<j Duke of Connaughfs Son to Marry Princess London, July 19. ���������The king and queen have received the gratifying intelligence of the be- throthal of His Royal Highness Prince Arthur of Connaught to Princess Alexandra Victoria, the, ���������__������������������_ , _ r . , DucheSS of Fife, their majesties'i thence north twenty chains to point of; quarter of Section 22, Tp. _, tl , . , ' ��������� ,,' i ��������� I commencemenl, containing 80 acres, , north twenty chains, tin-nee went fortv niece, to which union the kmgi mare or i0SH. one m\\v from the Great- ������������������-���������:- ������������������ .... has gladly given his consent. Prince Arthur, son of the Duke of Connaught and Strath- cona, governor-general of Canada, served as personal aide to two kings, King Edward VII and King George. V. He was born on January 13, 1883. O.-ilt'. Way .. !yi.: Ji,> half a milt; anil in an easterly line from ..._., ...,._���������... _. ,U|.riJ .... ,��������� ,,,,,_-,���������,.-, ttJ the north-west corner of I'r. SOH'i, j pui'cha.-e the following described land: I thence east forty chains, ih.ncc south , Commencing at a post planted .if (he I twenty chains, thence west forty chains,_��������� .outh- east corner of the iiorta-cn.'-l ~ ' ' '" ' "\ '". ", "'Will -��������������� twenty chains, thence west .chains, theme south twenty chains. Slide, Atnarko River, Bella Coola' thence east forty chains lo" point of Valley. ��������� j commencement, containing SO '" ! more or less. i Fox Farm Changes Hands for $20,006 BERTHA CLARIBEL GRANT. June a-'res, Dale. .1 uni- IS. l.l:".. June _������������������Auk. -���������!. VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT i WILLIAM IIKVVISGN GIBSON. Dnlf. Juni- IS, I'm. Juni'^v.. ���������An ;VANTr:0UVKKLANI.)I������lSii:ii"T i ... DISTRICT OF COAST���������RAIHJn III. Tam: Ntnici-: that Kmrna M. of Bflla ('oola, B.C., oeeupa' .��������� iuU.id.s to apply for j w ��������� r i n; - -' I'ha..' the following descril-t-': Coinmeneing al a po:U j.1.>;.'��������� south-east corner of tie- ������������������������������������<��������� ������������������-'��������� ipiarterof Seeii,,n_7, Towt .-i.;;,-- north twenty chains. Ihcnn' ���������>'��������� ��������� - '- chains, them-e >oiilh tv.-r- thence ea.st twenty chain.- t-��������� ;��������� ' commeiieement, I'oiitaiiiini; '<" ; KMMA .macho;. ��������� :.:> D.)!i-i) M.������> l'.i. iin :. .).,: DISTRICT OF COAST���������������������������EAHGE III. Take Notice- that Mark Walter Marvin, of Atnarko,, B. C, occupation rancher, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described land:! Commencing at a post planted at the j north-east corner of H. Harrison's pre-; . emption, thence east eighty chain;:, ; -'thence south twenty chains, thence IFYOUGET,TAT| PLIM LEY'S ITS ALL RIGHT .. Seward, Alaska, July 24. -t ^ J , Prince Edward Island fox farm-I west eighty chains, thence norfn twenty era'have completed the purchase! eh.tti.ns ^^-^ commencement, con- r ��������������� i- the v.t_ ..������.������.������ ..^._w������������������ ----i���������-��������� i taining 1(50 acres, more or less. Of the Green Island. lOX- tarm locality known as the Suear Camp, on Have You Seen near here for .$20,000." The Syn- I the.Great Slide, Old Government Trail, the equipment and supi'lies were : the note. It read as fellows : | dicate will add to the blue foxes!lielia c"^l.X_'!?. : assembled the outfit amounted to : "Please look for me. more than the Karluk and Alas-Ion Lone Fisherman's Island kan could carry. j Signed I vnrlost^lreadv there, blae k'and silver-: \ MA"K WALTI-R MARVIN. Vey, and will use the island as, 0at������'-Ju_,^L,7_- ,.:,.,.;!i_ Jm":.iJ8"A_"*' t a stock supply farm for their 'Josepn.ine Pogue." j eastern farms. ,J*m3ij*j:wiM-^im{AJ^i*ivj?jr.iHju*,i^9*M*m?*yim������i.a]*mI'tixmrnuwwl^jwi_���������_*#.'_;ni. .^ r^������_wsr_������Af^r������23c_>-2_?rc__.^ VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT \& *<��������������� L 811 Oil Tan Prospector BjjjHjSg^fSB__*J8B_ikaft*ii^JU������<!* (V?ontr .ic.urc. s cms the Pacific Const R It DISTBICT OP COAST���������BAITOE III. TaKK NoTK'K that Archibald Richard i Lect-e, of Atnarko, i'������. ('., occupation ' rancher, intends to apply for pcrmi.-^ion ! to purchase the fnllowingdoscriboii land: ' Commencing at a p<������;-,i. planted about, three miles from the iiorih-wt-st corner of Lot , (George Turner's crown grant), on the Groat Slide, Old Government Trail, Bella Coola Valley, thence north twenty chains, thence east eighty chains, thence :-:outh twenty chains, thence west eighty chains to point of commencement containing Hit) acres, more or less; formerly II. llamaon's. preemption, abandoned. ; ARCHIBALD RICHARD LKKSK. \ Kate, .lime 17. 1'.������1: _ June L'K-.Ai'tr. ���������>;.',. .!��������� .H_.IWr 1,1 M���������.l������������������. _I_MI. W#������ iimey s Special Cycle Offer? If the mail lia.-i noi brought you 'Plimlcy's special < ojji-r and the intcrvsling prize puzzle competition, send a post card and receive \nnir copy. .i ri 739 Yates Street ^VICTORIA, B. C ���������v= ,m ^r r\wr**u ������������. a SUBSCRIPTON RATIf.S OF BELLA COOLA COURIER. o. UBSCR3PTION BLANK Suhr.criptions Payable in Advance. KEL1.A COOLA PUBLISHING CO., LTD. BF_LA COOLA, B. C. _jsr__w_s_'jw������sh______ ���������ia__i_-_*__ai _3___5a_s___ CANADA. Onk Ykar ;j, f .00 So: Month:; ^ oj.- TllRKK MON'I IIS ' . .' ()'",() UiN'ITKD STATKS. Onk Ykak $1.. ) I Jni .'.<;ii Ki.\'i;i.om am, ���������|-in.: Co\TiNiv\-r. Onk Ykai;. - ^_o() i^nunux.. ..to.jc^.^,,^ ..._n..������^_^_.. Il.l' riiH.'lost .1 hIc'ihc find P.ella ("oola (louricr si 1 bscr;!" !()!��������� N; nic O. I car (ml and m,\il iodny, vvifh nmimnl of .-.iileiciiptiou ei>'
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