ee

LAND LEASE NOTICES,

District of

xeena | and
i

Division
oast FP

nange Five
that I, Milton Christian,
c,, cannery employee, in
apply for permission to lease the
deseribed lands Commencing
st planted on the northwest corner
' island and directly opposite In

: annery, thence running east 20
tence south 20 chains, thence

i chains to shore, thence north 20
“ne following shore line to place of
neement and containing 40 sceres

an MILTON
1919
12.

rake NOTICE
‘averness, 8

1

wink

CHRISTIAN
ed July 12,
aug. 5, 10
District
han

District of Coast,
f° Iv.
notice that [, Frank B, St. Amour,
Rupert, B, C., occupation pros
to apply for permission to
A following deseribed lands;
inmmencing @t & post planted on the
«t of Banks Island, about five miles
direction from End Hill,
south twenty chains, thence east
nty chains, thence north twenty chains
peach, tence Westerly along the beach
cienty chains to place of commence
mntaining one hundred and sixty
ess.

or 5
FRANK Pp: ST.
vated June 20th 1912.
pap. July 92, 104%,
ena Land District District
Range 5
yake notice that A. W. Agnew, of Princ
ert, B. C., occupation civil engineer,
ing a¢ agent for Porpoise Harbor Land
Lu, of Victoria, B. C., intends to
iy for permission to lease the following
cribed lands
mmencing at @ post planted on the
«i northerly point of Lot 601, Range 5,
«t District, On Porpoise Harbor, thence
,w L. W. Mark, thence easterly and
ly following the L. Mark to a
west of southwest corner of
Range 5, Coast District, thence
W. Mark, thence southerly fol-
Mark to @ point due east of
northerly point of Stapleton
of Lot 642; thence west to
point, thence following H. W. Mark
the west side of Stapleton Island to the
; southerly point of Stapleton Island,
we cast to the H. W. Mark of Lot 642,
nce southerly following the H, W. Mark
point due east of the most southerly
pt of Lot S01, thence south to L. W.
x, thence following L. W. Mark to a
nr due south of the most southerly
t of Lot $01, thence north to this
t, thence northerly following H. W
k tw the point of conpmmencement,
ORPOISE HARBOR LAND CO.,, LTD,
Per A. W. Agnew
ated July 23rd, 1012.
ub. Aug. 12, 1012.

Land

an easterly

price

yul
mi, ¢
more
AMOUR

of Coast

yjtice—Rupert Mineral Claim, situate
ye Skeena Mining Division of Cassiar
t Where located Near Granby,
ve sald mining division and adjoining
property of the Granby Consolidated
“, Smelting and Power Company,
ted
ke notice that 1, PF. J. Coleman, Pree
rs Certificate No, 62977B, intend,
lays from the date hereof, to apply
Mining Recorder for a Certificate
mprovements, for the purpose of ob-
1g a Crown Grant of the above claim
i further take notice that action,
r Section 85, must be commenced
e the issue of such Certificate of Im

ments
ted this 30th day of July, A. D. 1912
Fr COLMAN

b. Aug 12, 1012

RTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS.

t ayuse Mineral Claims, situate
Skeena Mining Division of Cassiar
Where located Near Granby in
ining division and adjoining the

ve Granby Consolidated Min-

and Power Company, Lim

hat I, James J. Lee,

No, 62978B,

Gate hereof,

rder for @ Certificate of

. the purpose of obtain
rant of the above claim

lake notice that action,

0 85, must be commenced be-

‘ such Certificate of Im

Free
intend,
to apply

his 30th day of July, A. D. 1912
JAMES J. LEB.
by His Agent, F. J. Coleman
ug. 12, 1042

TIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS.

ice--halen Mineral Claim, situate in
eena Mining Division of Cassiar Dis
Where located Near Granby, in
mining division and adjoining
perty of the Granby Consolidated
’ smelting and Power Company,
@ holice that |, Sam MecCague, admin
r of the estate of James McCague,
vers Certifeate No, 62979B, intend,
ys from the date hereof, to apply
* Kecorder for @ Certificate of
for the purpose of obtain
nb Grant of the ove claim
further take notice that action,
Section 85, must be commenced be-
. Be of such Certificate of im-
a this 30th day of July, A. D. 1042.
SAM M’'CAGUE
By His Agent, F. J. Coleman.
12, 1042.

RTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS.

Aug

ice-—-Bullalo Mineral Claims, situate

Skeena Mining Division of Cassiar
ct. Where located; Near Granby,
said mining division and adjoining
roperty of the Granby Consolidated
omeling and Power Company,

¢

fe hotice that I, James J. Lee, Free

5 CertiNeate 52978B, intend, sixty

from the date hereof, to apply to the
Kecorder for a Certificate of Im

nents, for the purpose of obtaining
Grants of the above claims.

H further take notice that action,
Section 85, must be commenced
the issue of such Certificate of

vements
d this 30th day of July, A. D.

JAMES 4. LE

by His Agem, F. J.
12, 1912.

1912.
E.
Coleman
D. Aug

ND PURCHASE NOTICES

Land Diptriet—-Disteles of Coast,

we V.
© hotice that I, Seymour Traynor,
rrace, B. C., occupation physician,
to apply for permission to pur-
the following described lands:
nencing at @ st planted on the
bank of Beaver River and about 2 '
‘nh @ westerly «irection from the
est corner of T. L, 9265, thence
‘ns south, thence 160 chains west,
soe chains north, thence 160 chains
Ollowing meander of river back to
of commencement, containing 640
more or less,
soe gp SEYMOUR TRAYNOR,
Per Eli T. Hamblet, Agent.
a June 9th,
duly 16, 1042.
Land District
Range
that I, Janet Traynor, of
cccupation married woman,
i “bbly for permission to purchase
owing described lands:
mn LORE at & post planted on the
{Abk of Beaver River and about 6%
=, Westerly direction from the
~ orner of T. L. 2956, thence
= south, thence 80 chains west,
ollow BS orth, thence 80 chains
illowing meander of river back to
op emhencement, containing 640

more or less,
, JANET TRAYNOR
Per Bl T. H, amb
. "ne 10th, isis" on oe
. 1

*6, 1042

plsiriet of Coast,

notice
B. C.,,

Land Distriet—pig
e—9 trict of Coast,

a
hotlee that 1, Frederic
Or Ai eumikalum, 8. G., ~ seupanee
e Dove tienda to apply for permis
‘Tehase the following described

planted in the
iver and about 2%
direction from the
o L. No, 2255, thence
ence 160 chains west,
onan south, thence 160 chains
~ ‘ee river back to point of

Thent, Containing 640 acres tore

PRED W. VIN
d June 9 CENT
July 120, fete

mencing
bank of a 8 poss
‘in & Westerly
est corner of 'T
‘18 north,
40 chains

LAND PURCHASE NOTICE

Take notice that id yy B
pation miner, intend to aot to the ‘Chiet
Commissioner of Lands for permission to
purchase the following deseribed lands
Commencing at 4 post planted ten
chains distant and in an easterly direction
from the northwest corner of Timber
Limit 3990, on the south end of Lakelse
Lake, B. C., thence west about 50 chains
to the southeast corner of A, P. No
22,203, thenecee north one chaio ‘(more or
less) to the lake Shore, thence easterly
along the jake shore to the point of com
mencement, and containing ten acres more

or less J, BE. POR@MAN,

Lana District of Coast,
Ran,

v.

hotice that °° Alonzo Hamblet, of
Washington, occupation engineer
intend to apply for permission to por:
chase the following described lapds

Commencing at & post planted on the
horth bank of Beaver River and about 6%
miles in & Westerly direction from the
southwest corner of T. L. 2965, thenee
40 chains north, thence 80 chains west,
thence 40 chains south, thence 80 chains
east, following meander of river back to
pcint of commencement, containing 320

scres more or less
ALONZO HAMBLET
. Hambiet, Agent,

Skeena District
Take
Everett,

Per Eli T.
Dated June 10th, 1919
Pub. July 16, 1948

Skeena Land Dristrict—District

i Range 5.

Take notice that I, Charles H. Ziegler
of London, England, occupation gentleman,
intend to apply for permission to pur:
chase the following described lands

Commencing at @ post planted at the
hortheast corner of lot 29, thence north
sO chains, thence west 30 chains, thence
south 30 chains, thence east 30 chains to
point of commencement, containing ninety
(90) acres more or less

CHARLES HENRY ZIEGLER

‘leseander Noble,
19th, 1912 aca
3, 1912

skeena Land District—District of Cassiar.

fake notice that Olier Besner, of Prince
Kupert, B. C., occupation botel keeper, in-
tends to apply for permission to purchase
the following described lands;

Commencing at & post planted on the
east shore of Goose Bay, Observatory Inlet,
and about one-half mile south of Indian
Keserve, thence 80 chains south, thence 20
chains east, thence 80 chains north, thence
20 chains west to point of commencement,
containing 160 acres more or less.

OLIER B

Dated July 2ist, 1912 —
Pub, Aug. 12, 1912.

Skeena Land District
Range 5.
Take notice that I, Agnace Massey, of
Vancouver, B. C., occupation logger, intend
io apply for permission to purchase whe
following described foreshore:
Commencing at @ post planted at the
southwest corner of Lot 4446, thence south
400 feet, thence following the shore line
in @ northeasterly direction 300 feet from
the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway right-of-
way to & point 300 feeet east of the south-
east corner of Lot 4446, thence west 300
feet to high water mark or G. T. P. right-
of-way, thence along the beach to point
of commencement, containing 2.0 acres

more or less,

IGNACE MASSBY.
Dated July 30th, 1912.
Pub. Aug. 12, 1019.

Skeena Land Sete prement of Coast,

ange Y.
Take notice that 1, James Goaford, of
Pembroke, Ont. occupation |
nlend to apply ior permission to purchase
the following described lands:
Commencipg a} 4 post planted at point
where G. T. P. Aly, intersects the Zymago-
titz River, about 26 chains southwest from
most westerly point of Lot 1717, thence
easterly 48 chains along G. T. P, Aly, right
of way, thence southerly and westerly
about 70 chains followimg shore line of
island w point of commencement.

JAMES COXFORD

Dated July 6th, 1912.
Pub July 23, 1012.

skeena Land District—District of Coast,

of Coast,

Dated
Pub

Aug
Sept

ploteiet of Coast,

ge ¥.

Take notice that I, Anthony Ludgate, of
Kitsumkalum, occupation lumberman, .
tend to apply for permission to purchase
the following described lands:
Commencing 4t & post planted at @ point
where G. T. P. Riy. intersects the Zymago
titz River, about 24 chains southwest from
most westerly point of Lot 17147, thencé|
easterly 48 chains along the G, T. P. Riy.
right of way, thence northerly and west-
erly about 60 chains following shore line
of island to point of commencement.

ANTHONY LUDGATE
Dated Jwly 6th, 1012,
Pub. July 23,1042.

Skeena Land District—Distria of
Coast Range Four.

Take notice that I, Fred Dawson, of
Prince Kupert, occupation farmer, in-
tend to apply for permission to purchase
the following described lands ;—Com-
mencing at & post planted three miles
west, one mile south of End Hill, Banks
Island, thence south 40 chains, thence
west 40 chains, thence north 40 chains,
thence east 40 chains to point of com-
mencement; containing 16 acres, more

or less

FRED DAWSON.
Dated August 1, 1012.
Pub. Aug. 18, 1012.

Skeena Land District—District of
Coast Range Four. v
Take notice that 1, Isabelle Smith Bl
lis, of Prince Rupert, occupation married
woman, intend to apply for permission to
purchase the following described lands :—
Commencing at @ pe planted four miles
west and ove mile south of End Hill,
Banks Island, thence south 80 chains,
thence east 80 chains, thence north 40
chains, thence west 40 chains, thence
north 40 chains, thence west 40 chains to
point of CORSA SERENE: containing 480
acres, more or ess.
ISABELLE SMITH ELLIS.
Dated August 1, 1012.
Pub, Aug. 13, 1012.

Skeens Land Digertes—plaentes of Coast,
an

Caroline Johnson, of
Vancouver, B,. C., occupation married
woman, intends to apply for rmission
to purchase the following descrii d lands:
Commencing at 4& pes panes at the
southwest corner of Lot 3065, thence 30
chains south, thence 80 chains east, thence
60 chains north to southeast corner of Let
3062, thence west 40 chains along Lot
3062, thence north 20 chains along Lot
3062, thence 40 chains west along Lot
$065 to point of commencement, conteiL-
J ore or less.
ee me NROLINE JOHNSON.
W. J. Goodwin, Agent.
Dated May 20th, 1012.
Pub, June 18, 1012.

Skeena Land District-——-Cassiar
TAKE NOTICE that I, E. 8. Wise, s
Victoria, occupation gentieman, inte’
within thirty days to apply for pore
sion to purehase the fol lowing onus
land:——Commencing at & post a
about one and @ half miles south of n-
dian Reserve at Goose Bay, twenty chains
south, thence twenty chains east, thence
twenty | cneing | north. comunncerment.
C com Ci .
chains west to point oO ae WISE

W. Lyons Porrest, Agent,

Dated July 26, 1912.
Pub, Aug. 5, 1012.

Skeena Land District—District of Coast,
li T. H, Hamblet, of

intend
the

Take notice that

Range.

Take notice that |,
Terrace, B, C., cecupation engineer,
to apply for permission to purchase
following described lands: i
Commencing st & post planted on the
south bank of Beaver River and about 4%
miles in & westerly direction from the
southwest corner of T, L, 2255, thence
40 chains south, thence 160 chains vest,
thence 40 chains north, thence 160 chains
east following the meander of river back
to point of commencement, containing Oat
acres more or less. .

ELI T. BH, HAMBLET

Per Eli T. H, Hamblet, Agent

Dated June 10th, 1012.
Pub, Puly 16, 1012,

Take notice that + Margrite
Terrace, B, C,, occupation widow,
to apply for permission to purchase
following described lands:

Commencing at 4 t planted on
north bank of Beaver
miles in @ westerl
southwest corner of T. L,
40 chains north, thence 80
thence 40 chains south,

direction from
2265, thence
chains west

point of commencement,
acres more or less,
MARGRITE NICOLL,
Per Eli T. H. Hampblet, Agent
Dated June 40 104

 

Pub. July #6, 1018

|
|

Skeena Land District—District of Coast,
Ran v

Nicoll, of
intend
the |

the

ver and about 4%
the

thence 80 chains) for their
east following meander of river back to
containing 320

PREMIER T0
BE BACKER OF
NEW TEAM

Sir Richard MeBride May Mix
Politics and Lacrosse
Next Season.

Polities and lacrosse is said to
be the rather unusual admixture
which Sir Richard MeBride, pre-
mier of British Columbia, is go-
ing to indulge in next season,
For it whispered around in
government as well select
sporting circles that Sir Richard
is going to take a flyer as a la-
crosse promoter and that he will
be the backer of the new
Victoria professional lacrosse
team that is to be entered in the
British Columbia Lacrosse Asso-
ciation next season.

ALLEN NO
MATCH FOR
JOE BAYLEY

Coast Boy Put Former Champion
Down and Out in Third
Round.

is

as

Calgary, Sept, 4.—The theory
lieked, always licked”
proved to be true, when Joe Bay-
leay, lightweight champion of
Canada, with a short hook to the
jaw put the former champion,
Billy Allen, down and out for the
count of ten in the third round
of their scheduled fifteen rounc
bout here yesterday morning.
The sudden termination of the
bout came as a disappointment to
the crowd of five thousand fans
who gathered in Calgary's new
arena to watch the two men, who
upon their former meeting had
put up the fastest mill in the his-
tory of the gome in Canada.
Allen was a beaten man before
he entered the ring. Not once
during the two and a half rounds
did the former champion exhibit
championship form. He was
nervous at the start and kept ap-
pealing to the referee not to al-
low Bayley to hit in the breaks.
Even before the bout started
he showed symptoms of having
lost his ‘goat.’ When Referee
Tommy Burns, in introducing the
boys, failed to mention that there
would be no hitting in the break-
aways, Allen took his arm and
reminded him of this ruling. Be-
fore the first round was finished
it was easy to that it was
simply a case of how long.

MINOR
HOSPITAL
MATTERS

see

Regarding the appointment of

a new inspector of works at the
hospital wing, under construe-
tion, the board on Saturday en-
tered into some little discusison,
It was mentioned by J. A. Kirk-
patrick, building committee com-
misisoner, that the need for an
inspector actively on the job dur-
ing the absence of Mr, Barker, the
original inspector, was felt and
that the appointment was there-
fore made, Authority was given
the inspector now to make cer-
tain minor alterations, and the
city engineer to be asked to
look into sewer matters for the
new wing. Recent rearrange-
ments of staff being looked after
by the house committee were ap-
proved,

SIX TIMES HAS
U.S. TERRITORY
BEEN INVADED

El Paso, Sept, 7.-—-The entrance
of Mexican rebels into the United
and subsequent engage-
ment of U. 8. troops below Ha-
chita, New Mexico, marks the
sixth invasion of American terri-
tory in the tast few weeks

ecaeeecteaseianee
Mr. and Mrs. English Here.

Mr Mrs. English, of the
Balmoral cannery, accompanied
by their guest, Mrs, W, Cameron,
lwife of W. Cameron, postmaster
of Stewart, who have been visitors
city the last few days, left
at Balmoral yes-

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Se

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to hear

when it

New York has yet
Felton. But
Victoria may hear of but will see
her For the sake of
Mr. Allen and our Victorian play-
goers, therefore, | am constrained
to hope that Miss Felton’s in-
evitable recognition by her pro-
fession may be a triumph long
deferred. That one young
should have established herself
a favorite throughout the west as
leading lady of such a clever
stock company as the Allen Play-
ers, is something to be proud of.
I will, however, stake my Old
Country reputation for “spotting”
future dramatic “winners” that
this is but the sound foundation
of a distinguished career. Miss
Felton affords a striking demon-
stration of my old maxim that
“there is as good acting in the
provinces as ever came out of
them.” She is an actress of in-
stinetive power to quite remark-
able versatility, one who
not have to act as she learns but
who learns as she acts, Within
the past year, if | may say so, I
see a wonderful improvement in
her work; not so much in “savoir
faire” or actual technique-—that
she always had—but in resource-
fulness and sublety—the two hall
marks of high dramatic achieve-
ment As “Zaza,” with which
the Allen Company open their
stock season here this week, she
has often surprised her warmest
admirers. I was, | believe, the
first send “Zaza” out on tour
in England, and have seen five
*Zazas” before that of Miss Fel
ton. Though these inelude Mrs,
Leslie Carter, Miss Essex Dane,
Mrs. Charles Sugden and Mrs.
Brown Potter, | can say without

Verna

no more,

su

does

EXCELLENCE OF THE ALLEN
STOCK COMPANY, WHICH IS
COMING TO THE WESTHOLME

WHAT “YORICK” HAS TO SAY ABOUT “ZAZA,” THE THRILLING
DRAMA WHICH IS ONE OF THE COMPANY'S REPERTOIRE
TO BE PRESENTED AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

is a finer and a truer character-
ization of this common but com-
plex type of wayward woman than
that of any of her better known
predecessors in the role. When
that can be said with unbiased
judgment and sincerity, little
need be added. Though a trifle
crude in the scene where “Zaza”
Bernard Duresne to win
her bet with his friend, and play-
ing to the audience a little in
Act Ill, Miss Felton’s performance
was a vivid but subtle and wholly
artistic study of the wild child
of nature who gives up all for
love and wins all worth having
by her sacrifice,

She was, on the whole, admir-
particularly by

seduces

ably supported,
Charles Conners, who gave a con-
vincing and well observed study
of Caseart—her music hall part-
ner—and by Miss Marie Thomp-
son, who was responsible for an
good “double” as
Zaza’s rival, and as
Nathalie, her slattern but faith-
ful maid. This was a_ highly
creditable performance, betraying
both versatility and a fine sense
of comedy. The Bernard Du-
| fresne of Mr. Irving Kennedy was
creditable without being conviac-
ing. Mr, Kennedy piayed with
character and artistic self-re-
straint, but his Bernard lacked
both “fire” and romance. It was
a half clenched lover; not the
kind to throw a woman like Zaza
off her feet. Mrs, P. R, Allen
gave the richly humorous and
clever characterization of the old
aunt that those who know her
confidently anticipated, and the
play was mounted in a manner
worthy of the unique reputation
this stock company enjoys.

unusually
Florianne,

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The latter part of this week

Kleia’s
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Miss Felton and the Allen Play-
appearing
powerful

are

who
are a

Is

form
novel
play in their native dress on their
native string instruments,

excellent
arrangements have been made by
Manager
clever
oceupy

Denham
company
the boards at the
holme Theatre in a repertoire of

ing season,
them

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drama ‘The
They are assist-

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and

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At the Westholme Opera House
commencing Wednesday, Septem-

George Macdonald his joined
of Messrs Bainter
Sloan, real estate dealers,
Mr, and Mrs, G,. 8, Garl have
gone on a short visit to Portland,