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Ieee epetice ree ro rege THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,- 1937

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.
Published Every Wednesday
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BAUXITE FOR ALUMINIUM

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The word aluminium or almninum
qin be traced baek to alamen, of all:
cient Rome but the metrl alumisium
was discovered just about a bundred
yeurs ago. Only since 1910 has there
heen a wide and inereasing use of it,

AKhough not found free in nature,
wiumininm is the most nbundant me-
jaille element. It is found with mica,
Hate, corondum, felispar, cryolite,
clay and bansita Ai present the en
lire ontput of abuminiun is obtained
‘rom ianioxdite of certain specifications
Tlis ore isa mixture of minerals, bog
tees net oceur in Canada.

The metal is obtuined by the -elect-
rolysis having alunininm production. | 4
States “leads . all - other
monntties yo a wide’ margin, Cana-
das capacity. te produce. it 1s large,
bat the constmption {3 very small, aunt]
ie skort market takes care of the

Top Pitted

“0 is the leading country in the
pochotloa of hauxite: The State of
nos is fhe great produeing, state
tel States. Other import-
anf pcodaeess are: Dutch Guiana and
te dich Gutlanasin South America and

hop oy ord italy antl Yugoslay in in

a oa

:} Over three milltton hundredweight of

1

# aluminium in Canada comes from the
United States and British Guiana.

this ore was imported last year.

PORK I EATING CANADIANS

prise to. find two or three years ago
that the Canadian people-had swung
from pork to beef. In 1983 the per
enpita consumption of .pork was 75
pounds and of beef 53) pounds, In
1984, however, the, consumption of
beef was 69 pounds and pork 66. In
1935 heef was again the leader, but in
1936 pork was once more the leader
with GS. pounds to 60 pounds per cap-
ita. There ure more than twice as
many cattle ov Canadian farms as
swine, The Canadinn people eat far
more poultry. than mutton and lamb.
The consumption of ponltry was 18
pounds per ecupita last yer,
that of ee and Jamh was only G
patids, Cavadianus are among the

The Omineca Herald lost of the hauxite used to produce

: AS A. consumer of meat it was a sur

while |”

sraiatlest mnution. eating people in the;
world.

it might he said that chicken is: the!
favorite meat dish and. that, except |
areund Christinas, comparatively. lit-;
ile turkey, duck or goose is ta be}
found on the dinner table. There are,
mong geese than: ducks an - Canadian;
‘ann but more trrkeys thin the two!
keys. being over two million.
are SG million hens and chickens es
‘li und the barn yar. |

Viness you tell the rieople what you |
want they will nor know. Use — the,
Herald. to tell them. ‘ |.
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Cons. Art. Hanford of the R.CG.ALDP.. |

went downto Prince Rupert last week
to relieve Corpl, Foster who has Kons
ona three months leave.’

> these combined, the number of tur! ot
There |

Yes! But have you tried it?

Advertising in the local paper pays. ;

© Hikers Take The Sky Line Trail ,

Canadian: ‘Rockiés on ‘amo
eee ‘ou

years to

mn a hey Fe

- of the “Tort, Péaks. :

% the. ‘annual’

SYA ey

eler Whyte, prominent “Bangt |

whose palntinga ‘grace

Pert rooms in Canada |:and spends four healthy, happy
‘andthe United States... will Teas

the Sky Line Trail Hikers, of isk rocky country above the timber-| tral

rdey ‘holidyy*’ this; 8 yline-Trail-Hikers of the.Cang-,..

hi Valley nent beau-
“¢iful Moraine ‘Latke and the: Valley;

, ‘Plang have, been - completed: ‘toy'|'
ating; trom vAuguMt’
“6 te 0, of this unique: eons

‘tlon which ‘peeks ‘out the loveliest
‘spots in| the Canadian, Rockies

days on Shank’s mare touring the
valleys, ..alpine meadows; -vand
Mines ay oF
While’ hiking is a Depilar coud) ates
deuminet apart. -aty,.; prings,
Hotels and Chateau Phtes Louise
site oe Trail. Hikert goes erelltt i
rizing eauty spate el.
te a, ake éxplérerd' df |
old, er comb tho’ country for

jaunts. : throw I elie
jaunts. Capua sa Say

ana ‘elosing.: evening they ae
avi
oftloera as a

‘yaintage points to ‘witness: ‘a-epec- -

tacular sunset .or sunrise, for |
‘enmera'-shots to- take hack home».
as trophies, ond; for: Jakes where.

the trout: ite typety With;

camp in “Valley,”

an Rodkied will spend: ne ott
lal foursdey souting:

e8 Pow-Wow: wid: ‘election of

. TD. 14, R.V., Coast District,

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. 3h at: landé-foR. tac fieense, to prospect for}:
F konl. over--landa : ‘imown' as ‘Section 2,

in Vancouyer—mid business and hur-
vs. the Grosvenor Hotel allows you to
tive the quiet, homelike atmosphere,
tu whieh you may be accustomed, Ful-
iy inotern from entrance to roof—180
rooms—lnrge lounge and dining room
~-and just around the corner from
erorything,

| HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT
DISTKICT OF COAST, RANGE 5

' 'Tnke notice that 1, Frank X, Frank,
‘intend .ta apply to the eummissioner
‘tofdands for a license to prospect for
seaal over lands known as Section 14,
Wp, 1A, R.¥., Coast District.

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; Dated. August 26, 1087

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|  HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT
| DISTRICT OF COAST, RANGE 5

: ‘Take notice that I, Frank X Frank,
‘intend to apply. to the commissioner
of; lands for a.license to prospect for
-eoul over lnnds known as Section 21,

Frank X. Frank!
Dated. -August-26, 1987.

HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT |
DISTRICT’ OF COABT, RANGE 6

: Take notice that I, Frank X, Frank
Lingend to apply to the: _tommissioner
ne “lands for 2 licepse: to prospéct for
: eon over Jands Inown: ag Section. 22,
1:7, 1A, RV. Coast! District,

Lead,

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ui ted," “aig ui’ 26° "4087

walt fice

Frank X, Yrank
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pv Frank . x, Pe wha

(The ier Druggist)

‘The Mail Order’ ‘Drug Store -
of Northern B. C.

Drugs _ Stationery
; Faney Goods ° Kodaks
Pictures Developed and

Printed a

‘Prince Rupert, B C

Synopsis of Land Aet-

PRE-EMPTIONS

Tacane, unreserved, surveyed Crown
lands may be pre-emptet by British
subjects or 18 ‘years of ‘age, and by
alisns on declaring intention. t to become
British subjects, conditional upon reals
dence, orcupation and improvement,”

Full information concerning Pre-empn-
tions ts aiven in Bulletin No. 1, Land
Beries, “How to Pre-empt Land,” coples of
which canbe obtained .fres. of charge. by .
addressing the Department of Lands, Vic-
“toris, B.C.; Bureaw of Pravinelal Informas
Hon, Victoria, or any Government Agent.

Records will be granted * covering only
fand suitable for agricultural purposes
within reasonable distance of road, school
and marketing facilities and which {is not
timberland, Le., carsying over 5.000 board.
feet per acre east of the Coast Range and
@,000 feet per acre west of that Range.

Applications for pre-emptions are to be
addressed to the Land Commissioner of
the Land Recording Division in which the
land applied for is situated, on printed
forma obtained fromm the Commissioner,

Pre-emptions must be occupied for five
fears and improvements made ta value of
610 per acre, inctuding clearing and cultt-
vating at least five acres, before a Crown
Grant can be received. :

Pre-emptions carrying part time contis
ttonn of eccupation are also granted.

® = purcnase on Leass 8
Applications ‘are recelved for purchase

ef vacant and unreserved Crown land
-- not being timberland, for sagricultur
purposes, Minimum price of first-class

(arable) land is 85 per acre, and second~

elazn (grazing) -land, .$2.50. per. acre. |

’ Further information {s given ‘tr Bulletin

No," 10, Land’ Herits, “Purchase and Lease

ef Crown. Lends.” vain

As partial refed’ mesciire.
equal instalments, with the, first payment
guspended for two years, provided ‘taxes
are paid when due and‘ improvements are ,
made during the first two years of uok
‘Yess than 10% of the appraised values. °

if ‘factory or industrial aites on
timber land, nob exceeding 40 acres, may
be mirchased: or leased, the ‘conditions
including payment of atumpace.

Unaurveyed areas, not exceeding 20
gcres, tiay be leased as homesites, candi-
tional upon «dwelling being erected. in
the first year, tila being obtaived after
“yesidence and improvement conditions ere.
‘fulff}jed and tand has been surveyed.

For grating and industrial purposes
areas not exceeding, 640 acres. may be
leased by one person or a company.

ler the Graging Act the Province Is
guided into grazin ing districts and the
ge administered Sader grazing regula-
tone. amended from time to time to meet
varying . conditions, Annual grazing" per-
mits ate issued based on ‘certain: monthly
rates per head of stock. Pr'srity In graze
_ tog privileges Is given to realjent ‘stork ,
owners. Stock-owners may te aasoclas*}
- Sona for range management. Free of
partially free permite available for settlera,
¢ampers and Fravellers, up to ten he: ad.

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-HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT
DISTRICT OF COAST RANGE 5

Take notice that I, Frank X, Frank
intend to apply to the commissioner
of lands for a license to prospect for
coal ‘vyer-lands known as Section: 11,
‘tp. 1A, R, V., Coast District.

_ Frank xX. ‘Frank

. Dated, August 26, 1937

HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT
DISTRICT. OF COAST. RANGE 5

shop

intend, to apply ;to.the commissioner:
Gf Jandsvfor: nilicense to’ prospect for
CoRL aver, Tanda, known as Section 10;
Tp. 1A.,- RY, Const District, :
Bat be ca Pag X, Frank
iat ‘Se 1837 :

ca pleas at

HAZRUTON. LAND DISTRICT.

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Intend, to, “apply, to, the commissioner

AcRVioeat District,’

aPake notice that-1, Frank Xai

WAZ ELTON’ LAND ‘DISTRICT

DISTRICT OF COAST. RANGE: 5; " eosin OF coal coast. RANGE BS :

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‘Intend ‘to ae te "is paki iehine
of. ‘lands for a license. to- ‘Prospect for.
con! over. ands knows as: Section 18,

Posd ge @ivanke: X Ped

veverlea'
fands may be acquirad ‘by purchate ein ten...

Take notice that I, Frank X, Frank