04 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
1
A historical summary outlines early regulations on land usage in the Canadian North-West, noting discussions on game preserves in Last Mountain and Long Lake areas. It cites 1887 federal actions setting apart breeding grounds and allotments in townships with specified sections and acreages for cultivation and homesteads.
A mortgage sale notice describes a farm property located along the 2nd meridian and in township 27 range 28, including fractional sections 12 13 7 18 11 and parts of sections 18 and 11 in the west north west and south west quarters. The description indicates multiple fractional interests totaling acres to be auctioned.
The Supreme Court district of Moos Jaw orders a public sale of property in Liberty area Saskatchewan following master’s order. Lands described include parts of sections 1 14 30 31 in township 890 and surrounding fractions totaling about 2 500 acres. Solicitors Anderson Dagshaw & Co act for the phabnuilf. The sale date and terms to be announced.
The Empress of Ireland bound for Liverpool sank in the St Lawrence after a collision with a collier near Father Point. Out of about 1,400 aboard many were passengers and officials. only around 400 survived and 1,000 perished. First class numbered 87, second 158, third 715, crew 482, totaling 1,887 on board.
Irregular fragmentary notices report game act references near Regina and Craven, racing through multiple towns with breeding grounds and shooting cautions. A local death by heart failure is noted, and a sheriff sale at Liberty Hotel involves lands in township 125, range 25, west of second meridian with purchaser J. Hi. Elder.
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