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THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, 2B. C. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 25, 1937

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The Omineca Herald| NEW EAZELTON, B.C, .

— Published Every Wednesday ee i Cc. H. Sawle -

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Swedeish Writer Doing Canada

A. Vikstene, of Farela, Sweden, a journalist of éxperlence and reputation is paying a visit to this part of British Columbia this week and in company with O, Hanson, M.P., has been getting in insight into the cedar pole opera- tions, and the farming operations and possibilities of the country, He has been at’ Kitwanga studying the Indians and the totems; he was at Nash Y and ami Monday visited New Hazelton and

her of his fellow countrymen are lo- cated and-making good on ‘the land. Qn Tuesday he was scheduled to pay a visit. to the Kispiox valley. .To the Herald Mr. Vikstene stated that we hid a very beantiful country here and he thought. the plots of land should be divided into much smaller areas and more intensive farming done. He was joyful over the fact that Swedes and others from Scandanavian countries were so numetous and were doing so well, The news of their own people in this land flowjng with milk sand honey was supplying him with much of the very best material for his stori- es to the papers at home, “He felt it was a great shame that so much won- derfal land,;should; be’ oceupied ‘by se few people. The waste of good stock

regret to him,

While there is no move at the pre- sent time to loente people from Norway and Sweden in this country, Mi Vile

stene said his people would hare alot] .

vaore information™as a ‘resiilt of his

trip than, they had hefore, He came

out from Sweden on the Joluson linc

and passed thtongh the Panama Canal

nid up the Paclfie coast... His return

will be across Canada with stops at eee the prindyal cities, IIe wonldt get to Poe his home in Sweden sometime in Nov- " ember

Here and There

Opening three weeks earlier this year with a 15-inch snow fall . ae on December 2, the ski-ing season

4 in Quebec province was off. to a flying start with special Canadian Pacific trains as well as regulars crowded with enthusiasts on' the rst week-end thereafter from Montreal to the Laurentiang,

The Empress of Britain will start the winter cruise season from New York December 29 on a

. nine-day yoyage to the, West, In- dies and Cuba. It will carry its | own night club of Broadway en- oa tertainers and a smart dance

: band. Tha Empress of Australia,

a: ' detween Januazy 7 and March 25

oa) Will make alx cruises of eight, H nine, ten, 16 and 18 day duration

v. me ‘West Indies, all from New or

Gift of a visit home for Christ- mas ard New Year was the un. | usual present puggested for the : Year. end‘ by G. B.:Carter,. ‘general |

. Passenger agent, ‘Canadian Pacific Railway, Montreal, as he explain- ed the company’s pre-pald ticket plen for sending trensportation to out-of-town relatives and ‘friends: - Arrangement ..of detaila ‘of such visits is éxtremely simple, Mr. Carter, said, ; and .tickets., cost: no more despite nse of telegraph in case of emergency and the guar- | antee that the tickets will reach the right, person... This service is not ‘ontined ‘to “Christinas ‘and Now Year but. is Dartieularly Do-

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‘Dular at’ this ‘Season. val

Canadian: anit World. ski-ing en-

nity, to teat.’ ‘claim:

“gt facilities! ;

equal to any when the Dominion, | ~~

_ championships’ of the Canadian ‘Amateur Ski Association, -are held ‘from |: Mabohi &: to: alopes of 8,27 bef : Mount’ Nor- |

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then on to Evelyn where a large. nutn- |.

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His Lionor W,. vf August, A.D, 1987, I was appointed . .| Adininistrator of the estate of Stephen _ | McNeill, deceased, and all parties hav- ing claims against the-sald estate are hereby required to furnish same, pro- 2 | perly verified, to me on.or before the: .. {20th day ‘of September, A.D,, 1937, and _|all parties indebted to: the estate are required to pay the amennt of their indebtedness tu me forthwith.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA | IN Probate —

Ta the Matter of the “Administration

Act” on and

Tn the mater of the Estate of Stephen

MeNeill, Deeeased

TAKE NOTICE that by the order of i, Fisher, the 1ith day

0. T. Sundal Terrace, B. C.,

Dated the 12th day of August, A.D.,

1037 7-8

DISTRICT. OF. COAST,

Dated’ Fuiy. 2 2,1887

HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT

Tike ‘potted that L Ts

intend to apply ‘to ‘the ‘eommlssioner of lands: ‘for a license to prospect for cou - -QVGE. lands known as Section 10, Tp. 1A, RY,

Const District. Frank x. ‘Frank

re OF COAST, RANGE 5 HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT

Take, notes ‘that I, Frank X.. ‘Frank

intend to, ADULY, to. the eominissioner Jot lands’ ‘for. a License ‘to ‘pee coal, over, lands’ known ag. - Section 15; ‘| Tp. 1A, RV: Congt, District

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“HAZELTON-LAND ‘DISTRICE DISTRICT OF COAST RANGE 5

“ Woke notice ‘that: ‘ly Prank K.-Frank |. intend to apply. to the commissioner of lands for a Heense to praspect: for. ‘coal over lands known as Section 8, ‘Tp. LA, BV.) Coast District...

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DEPARTMENT OF MINES

Synopses of Mining “Laws

e. MINERAL ACT

“Free Miners’ Certificates

Any person over the age of . eighteen, and any Jolnt Stock Company is entitled to enter upon all waste lands of the Crown and upon any other lands whereon the ‘Minerals ather than coal are reserved to

'. the Crown and its licensees :(with specific

reservations}, for the purpose cf prospect- Ing for minerals, lacatin ng claims, and min- ing. ‘The fee to an ind vaaupl tor 9 Free Miners' Gectintate is §5.09 for one year, To a Joint Stock Company having a capital of $100,000.00 or. less the fee for m year $50.00; if canitalized heyond this the fee fs $100.00. The Free Miners’ Certifi-

ates’ run from date of issue and expire .

on the ist of May next after its data or some subsequent 3ist of May. Certi- ficates may: be obtained for any part of ® year terminating on 3lst of May for &® proportionately less fee, (Free Minars' Certificates are iso applicable to the Placer Mining Act.) Mineral Olalms € Size: 51.65 acres. Recording fee: $2.60 per claim.

Representation: _ ‘Assegsrient work to the extent of $100.00 -must‘be done ‘each year

and recorded -on-or:befere the anulversary -

date of record of the claim. Gash in the sum of §100.00 may be pald in lieu of such assessment work. Fee for recording -assessment Work, .92.50. if the required,

assessment work. . has been” performed

‘within ‘the yoar; but-notirecorded withia.,..

. that time, a free miner may within thirty

days “hereafter record ‘such assessment: work upon payment of an additional fee of $10.00. The actual cost of the survey of a mineral claim’ ta an amount not exceeding $100.00 may alsa be recorded as assessment work, AS 800M 48 ASseSs- ment work to the extent of $500.00 for cash peid of a like amount) is. recorded and a survey mada of ‘the claim, the owner of such clalm is entitled to 4 Crown Grant on payment of a fee of $25.00, and giving the necessary notices Required. by the Act. tog "PLACER MINING ACT . :

Four types of placer claims:

Creek diggings; bar diggings) ary dig- gings; and precious stone digg (For details see Part O, Placer Painting Act.)

Representation: A placer claim must he worked by tha owner or someone on his behalf continuously as far as prac- tleable..during working, hours. Lay-overs and leaves of absence may be declared

by the Gold Commissioner under. certain .

conditions. To hold a. placer claim far more than one year it nist be re-recorded bafore the expiration of the record or. re-

Teoord. Placer Mining Leases . Size and ‘method:of. staking, etc. .;. Blighty acres in extent,. ppked ‘along a “Iocatlon line’ not more’ than dne-halt- ° mila im length In this Ine one bend or ohange of direction is permitted. Where a straight Mine is followed “two posts ‘only are. necessary, Le.,. ati “initial post” and a “final post." Where thera is 3: change ar direction & Tegal post must ba placed to mark the point of the sald change. The leasehold is allowed a width not. in excess of one-quarter mile. The locator _ ds required within thirty days after the date 'of the location to post a notice jin ‘the, offices’ of the Mining Recorder. setting out the name of the apnilcant; the num- : ber cof his: free “miner's — certifloate; - the date of location! the number of fect lying to the right and left. of the location inet and, the approximate aren or size of | ground. Dredging leases’ on flyers for five miles ‘below low-water: mark aré also, granted. Fees: Annual rental on placer mining lease, $30.00! onnual development work required ta ba expended, $250.00; annual rental on dredging lease, $26.00 per mile: annual’ davelopment ; work required to, -be expended, $1,000.00 per: mila! the’ value ‘of any. new plant or “machinery gmpjoved count as money expendce Fee for recording certificate of work, $2.50.

Lease fee,.. “ens ore Certittent

Iners? extifion: th as ivi mh eck) Act F . fy Depaitnicnt bf Mines Act xe

“amiong other thinks, these Acts provide ‘for the staking and Fepressnting of placer

- fates without. payment feeq, and td + optqengg tore, pf ree Basays, Mi: By = ta tee eV me

‘tata synopsis of tho’ above Acti; ie@lso ‘the: ‘Mines -Davelopment. Act": aeineral Survey and Development Act*t} “Tren fsand: Gteel Bounties. Act’: and . - gmoepbnte mnie ig Act's are available at

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