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The. On Omineca Herald

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nes “NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

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Cy. H. SAWLE 7. ==

.. PUBLISHER

Advertising rates. 50. er freh_ per’ month:
reading notices 1Be per Iine i insertion, 10e per
line each subsequent insertion. : |

” Purchase of Land _ vee
so" Licence te Prospect forCoal --

The Victoria Colonist has had
a reputation of being fairly hon-
est in most of its: political writ-
ings, but in a recent issue it fell
to the lowest depthsin an attempt
to deceive its readers. The Col-
onist quotes Hon. W. R. Ross, as

i hae eto he ian See f OAL AND Wood FOR. SALE |
total area of provincial lands re- to retain power... SYNOPSIS OF COAL “MINING R REG: | HAY AND FEED FOR SALE |

mains in the possession of the
people. ”’

Mr, Ross and the Colonist ask
the people to believe that the
land sharks,’ the speculators, the
pre-emptors and the legitimate
farmers have thus far only Be-
cured six per cent of the land. :

A little farther on these two
conspirators give the “total area
of provincial lands’ as 219,859,-
116 acres. Of this small ranch
**192, 870,720 ¢ acres remain’ in ‘the
crown and vacant. and — unoccu-
pied.” They state that Jess than |:
ene per cent of the area has been
sold by the McBride -adminstra- |.
tion,

Had the Colonist not mention-
ed the name of. the minister _of

lands it might have made some|

impression, The’ picture louks
very nice, but itis fake:

The Colonist speaks of the to-
tal area of provincial lands and

to represent us ‘in the sale of a

Subseription to‘all parts it the: world— such as the VROOMAN FRANQUETTE WALNUT which i is prov-
zy Oneyear +  - - 83.0 ing such a money-maker in the West; ‘
t Six menths |. + a 7 MB _. Liberal Terms will be offered to any:man:wiio will give 5 the busi-» :
4 Notices for Crown Granta /)'- 9 -- = 87.00 ~. ness his time and:attention, “Exclusive territory along the line of. -

REFERENCES REQUIRED.

- BRITISH COLUMBIA.
1493 Seventh: Avenue W. ° "

AN ENERGETIC | AND RELIABLE. eae

- sisting of Fruit Trees of all. kinds, Small. Fruit. Plante, Shrubs,
‘Roses and- Ornamental Trees,” including several: new: ‘specialties

the G.T.P. from Prince Rupert east, can be ‘arranged for.

full line of Norsery ‘Stock, con-.

' Full particulars on application.

NURSERIES CO. Ltd. |.
or VANCOUVER, B.C.

and Young.

No- government: ‘in ‘Canadien
history ever faced an election
in such a-weak, tottering and ir-
repairable condition. « They: dare
not mention their record for: the
past ten years. It would ruin
them. They cannot promise to
spend any moremoney beause |),
everybody kriows that they ean-
not: raise any more, -

There is -nothing left but de:
ception and this” will | be worked
to a finish.

ALLIES FIGHTIN G:
- WITH SERBIANS

Bulgarians Pushed Back by a: Smaller
Force and: Town of Veles is
ia Great Danger

Athens, Nov, 16~The British,
French ‘and Serbians-are ‘paining

ned along with McBride, Taylor oe

. chantable coal mined an

ULATIONS.

in Manitoba, Saskatchewan: and
Alberta, the Yukon Territory, |

of the Province of British Columbia,

xe ars at an annual rental of $1 an-acre.
ot more than 2,560 acres will be leased
to9 one applicant.

applicant - ‘in
NY ont or Sub-Agent of the district m

ef sutveyed territory the land must
be described by ‘sections, or legal sub-
divisions of sections, and in unsurveyed
territory the tract applied for shall be

staked out by the applicant himself.
Each application must be accompanied
ly & fee of $5 which will be refunded if
e rights applied for are not available,
but not otherwise. A royalty shall be
paid.on.the merchantable output of the
mine at the rate of five cents per ton, .
‘The person operating ‘the mine shall
furnish the Agent: with. sworn returns
accounting for the full pantity of mer-
pay the royal-

ty thereon, ~ If the coal mining rights

a are ‘not’ being operated, such returns
|should-be furnished at least: once - a

year...”

The lease. will include the coal mining
tights: only,.but:the lessee may be per-.

COAL mining rights ot the Dominion: a

the * “uy o °
North-west Territories and in a portion oe

may be leased for a term of twenty-one |»:

iat nares? for a lease mrst he maile 7 wey
erson. to. the

witch the rights applied for ‘are situa-

| Best Quality: Goods»
Fall and Winter Overcoats from. $25. 00: to: $30. 00

: Ladies. Suits $35. bine Men’s 8 ‘Suits m8 ita,

New Styles--

TRAN, SFER. .

--A-Perfect-Fit..

“ye hs

ig & McKay.
- Livery and Feed: Stables... :

ae _» Ta Connection. With ‘the, Northéra Hotel...
TEAMING :

Saddle Horses, ‘Single ‘and Double. Riga for Hire.

‘SALE |

ona, :

- Mm. ‘RUDDY “

i Regular Daily Stage. to Old Hazelton -

Leaving New Hazelton at 9.20 4.m., except: train. dave; when. the m
7: Stage will) meet the passenger train and run to Old Hazelton after

"-Touapnoxis—New Hazelton—2 long, 1. short

“Hazelton—i long, 3 short .

~ Manager, _

_NEW "HAZELTON f

ATT oT

‘Northern oe

‘R. J. NQDONELL, PROPRIETOR ©

~NEW HAZELION, B.C.

oo git” Bed’ ‘Rooma.’ ‘ail ‘newly fosiskoh 1 The... fhe.

- Jargest and finest Hotel in-the-North..: Large: -

“airy, handsomely furnished:.dining room::: Best .
. _Poeals i in the province. American and‘ Huropean’ :
Blane.” jis

mitted to pu urchase whatever Y vailable
surface mig ts ‘may be considered neces-
sary for the working of the mine at. the
rate of $10.00 an‘acre,:"°. 2

includes the” tmountains, ° rivers
the barren wastes,
The Colonist states that — the

‘foot. by foot against the Bulgars
in:southern:Serbia, although | the

‘Handsome bar ‘room and fixtures:

“Jabheme, of: ‘the provincial overn-

McBride adminstration . has’ sold
lege than two million: acres.
‘The many:millions:of acres of
iand taken-up by the: speculators
and -partially- paid-for the govern-
ment now’ claims to own and. in-
cluded: them::among the: idispos:
able.assets ‘of “the province. "A
very few years. ago the entire
McBride following boasted of the
many millions. of acres. of. land
that had been sold and-‘the mil-
lion - of. dollars the. government
would réceive.:-.

The land was sold all right but
the money-has: not come through.

The land is-vaeant and unoc-
cupied; (quite: correct) buta-man |:

cannot go on ‘it and ‘work jt. : -be-| :
“Go ‘tol.

cause it has “been *“‘sold.?”:
any goverment: office i in’ ‘the pro-
vince and ask : ‘for’ land’ ‘and. ‘the
cient is* ‘always “the ‘saine~ 10

f' de

v; ithe; hotel ‘known ‘ay the
.| Situate“at-New Hazelton; in the: Pro- a1

latter are in. “superior numbers.;
Against Veles, which is about the
center of the allied line, French
forces are directing a terrific
drive and the fall of the town ‘is
believed to be: but a question’ of| -
hours.’ The artillery. fire “with

the way for their infantry and
cavairy has ‘inflicted appalling
losses on-the Bulgars, A .north-
west part of the town of Otewtz
‘is:'in Serbian possession: at: latest
accounts, With the. capture. “of.
Tetvo the Serbians took ‘500. Bul-.
gars prigoners and a great’ quan-
ity of munitions and supplies. .

LIQUOR ACT, 1910

‘ Section. 41.

“Notice is* hereby. given’ ‘that; on ‘he
first ‘day of December next, ‘application’
will be-made to: the Superintendent of |
Provincial ‘Police: for’ a tenewal ‘ofthe
hotel! license ‘to “sell: Hguor. ‘by: retall--in

orthern Hotel,.

nee. of, British Columbia.: i
ated ‘this: 7th day, ‘of: October; 19165,
J. MODONELD

58782
which the French have cleared | a=

-For fullinformation application should
be ‘made to ‘the Secretary of the De-

partment of ‘the Interior, Ottawa, or. to

any Agent or Sub-Agent of Dominion
‘Lands...
- W. W. ‘CORY;

N. B.— Unauthorized: publication ‘of
this advertisement will not, be paid for.

- Deputy Minister of the liaterion:

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