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COAL ‘NOTICES:

_omineca Land Distriet—District of
Cassiar. ©

‘ake notice that I, Walter. Skelhorne _

of Aldermere, B. ron farmer, intend ‘to
apply for a license to prospect. for. coal
and patroleum over the following des-
cribed lands: commencing .at. a post
planted about four miles north and two

miles east of then, e. cor. of. lot. 129, |": Lt

and about 1 mile north of the n. e. cor.
of claim No. 1, thence south 80 chains.
east @0, north 30, west 80, to” point of
eammencement, being 640° acres, and a
relocation of the ground formerly:
under coal license No. 7883,. and

as claim No.
Date. Oct. 5. "18 Walter Skelhdtye

nown

oniiners Land, District—District of
* « Cassiar

Take notice that 1, Walter Skelhorne
of Aldermere,’B. C., farmer, intend to
apply for a license to prospéct for coal
and -patroleum over the following des-
eribed™ lands: . commencing at. a. post
planted about. 300 ft. from the edge of
Klua-Yaz lake, being about’ 2 milea north
and 2 miles east'from the n.e cor. of lot
129, thenee-north. 80 chains, west 80,
south 80, "east. 80 to point of commence-
ment, being 640 acres; and a relocation
of the’ groutid formerly,’ ‘held under coal
license. No. B84; and" kn wn as claim

Take notice that I. Walter Skalhorne,
of Aldermere; B. C., farmer, intend to
apply for a licens¢ to prospect for coal
and petroleum over the following des-~
eribed lands: ‘Commencing at apost
planted about 4 miles north and 2 miles
east of the n.-e. cur, of Jot. 129, and 1
mite north of -then.e, cor. of claim ‘No.
. ], thepice south’ 80 chains, west.80, north
80, east B0-to point of. “commencement,
being 640° acres, ‘and a relocation of
the ground formerly “held -under coal
license’ No. 1882, antl. {enown: as “chai

‘No. 7 ‘ n28
Oct B; iid: ; Walter Skelhomie
a omii ee hag District District, at

C “Cagsiar i.
‘Take ‘notice. ‘that’ 1;-Walter Skelhorne
“off ‘Aldermere, B, <-farmer, intend to

apply for a license to prospect: for coal |’

and patroleum over the following des-
cribed: "lands:
planted : about :7-:milea north :of the

heldif ©

commencing’ at a. post |: .

eer yet tee

ELECTED
“S. M. NEWTON AS MAYOR]

"Prince Rupert, Jan. 16-8. M.

bitter as any fought i in: ‘this city.

test was 977 and Newton’s ma-
jority over ex Mayor Pattullo was

WwW. ‘J. J EPHSON

Barrister and Solicitor

of British Columbia, Alberta
and Saskatchewan

-NOTARY PUBLIC.

_- Room 11, Post Office Building:
Prince. Rupert and Hazelton, -B. C,

7

Morty Was: Less Than One Hundred-=Power “Agreement! :
“Ly Defeated=-Maitland, Kerr, MicClymont, Dybhava, Basso-Bert
Morrissey, Montgomery and Morrison on Council |

Newton was. elected. mayor for,
1914 in. an election that’ was 88:

The total vote polled’ in the con:

Bert, Morrisey, Montgomery and |

. (election .of ‘Morrison is how in|
"| progress. .

McMULLAN’ Ss:

EXPRESS

and

7 ‘CARTAGE- os

- Special attention paid to Baggage .
:éTransfer and Loeai .Freight’ Contracts
Lo . 7 soe “ “

‘{)passed. through -town - yesterday
: couple: of weeks “and ‘then: pro-

: : ceed to Prinee Rupert.’ .

“NEW HAZELTON, B. C.

87. The contest was close, but
the labor element and other or-.
ganizations: were ‘too strong. for:
the progressive party.
Along with Newton was elected,
a council, the majority .of whom
can be- depended upon .to. support.

the mayor-in whatever he ‘sub- fee

mits during the year. oa
The aldermen elected ave as

follows:— Maitland, Kerr, Me-|

Clymont, Dybhaven, Victor Basso-

Morrison: : A recount “0n the

The hydro- lecttic agreement |
by-law was. badly defeated. ” It |.
is certain. that Prince Rupert. will.

listen | to-- nothing but, municipal |
ownership regardless ‘of cost.

be

John Bostrom, of Fort Fraser,

on his way to the coast,

* Chief Forester Allen’ Sobiraad |”

on Wednesday night with Mrs.
Allen and. family. a

7A

Sixty’ Bed Rooms, all

‘Norther Hotel

"OR, J. MCDONELL, PROPRIETOR

NEW HAZELTON; B.C.

newly ‘furnished; | The. a

-“Jargest-and finest-Hotel in’ tne North. Large,’ ~

airy, handsomely. furnished dining room. Best .':

_ meals in the province.

‘American and European ~

. “plans. —

‘Handsome bar. room and-fixtures.~

The .

| . 7 Ninth Avenue -

oy very. ‘Choicest “of Wines, Liquors. ‘and Cigars. ;

ew Hazelton . : |

mS

\

immu HT

= couple of. f months,

Exum

ring, : srapeedent
+ Fairbanks-Mors

oR meeting of the Mine Own
‘Association, will ‘be. held in t

uM " BLECTRICIAN, :

~ GoNTRACTING ‘AND SUPPLIES

2 Electrie ‘Light Plants .

Herald office, 0 on Monday, 8 P. mh.

we Telephone Equipment

“Mrs. Edgar and family arrived
fiona: ‘Prince Rupert Wednesday:

a)

7 Quotations. and Information Furnishad

night: ‘and: will: make their home. hE

here-i in, future,

‘
of

Mrs. Lk Be ° Warner leaves ‘on

Sunday With the two children. for
- Victoria. where she” will: “spend B

Pacific where. she: will. spend 'a

“Jas. Kerr rand Pat. Mulville a are
in.town this week closing ‘up the

‘affairs of: Foley, Welch. & Stew- |.

art’s freighting department”

business...

next. Sunday.. morning. will:

of Matthew..:

Harry Somber! afirst class bar-

Wednesday. night avd on Thurs-
day ‘opened up.in- -the New. Haz-

Wm,
D: A. ‘Rankin & Co., Burns: ‘lake;

alittle holiday, The. rightofway

Mrs. Paschel lett ‘Thursday toi

The subject for the oe

“The Temtations. of “Jesus,” ‘the oo oS
first.11 verees ¢ of. the 12th chapter ee

ber frotm'Prinee Rupert;: arrived:

elton: hotel on Pugsley street, road:

Buel, ‘Walking: ‘Loss’ ‘for

has-been opened through: Rankins |
contract;and the track layer is at
work. “Mr. ‘Tuck was.one of the}.
first: railroaders’ on: this:: division

af Loose Leaf ‘Systems, ‘Blue. Print

PRINCE RUPERT

“Everything for
'} the Office Desk

and ‘Drawing. Papers,’ Cameras, —
Books, Souvenirs, Picture Postals _

-|| Ww. We WRATHALL |

- house. -

Phe entire place has been reno-

, condition,

arrived in'town’onThursday:for}.

“The: most: “comfortable -
"place: for you: ‘to:stop: while in’
New: Hazelton town or district,

vated, and:is: now in first-clase “

and’ hei is one of the. best. :

north-east coriier: of lot. 129, -and|—
about-four miles north. and: two. miles .

> west: of the -n-'e.éor. of claim No. J,
‘thence, north 86 chains, west 80 chains,
south 80, east 80 10 point of commence-
ment, ‘peing 640 acres! and: a relocation
of. the ground formerly held: under coal
lie¢enge: 7901, -and: known, as claim No.2],
Date: Oct. 4, 118% | Walter Skelhorne

‘Oniinesa,: pant ‘Distr riot Dist rlet of
2 Cassiar Se

) of Aldérm

. apply ..for.a, Hee
vand |
Verde a’ lands;"’ Cofimencing:
“ planted ‘about 7.miles nort of the 1.-¢.

ake notice that I, “Walter: ‘Sleethorne;” i
7. Be C.; farmer, intend ‘to |
ensé to prospect for coal
jetroleum: over the following des: |
a post

att of 1D, yng: 4.miles. north and -