Notices of Mineral Claims and Crown Grant Applications
Public notice announces that mining offices have moved to new locations in Robiland Weslagellions B C and lists mineral claims on Mephenick Creek near Fish River in the Lardeau Mining Division West Kootenay District. I F Green agent for J J McKenzie and for Anus McKay seek Certificates of Improvements to obtain Crown Grants with actions under sections 83 and 87 to be commenced within sixty days and before certificate issuance. Date March 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larcdeau Mining
West
Lexington
Flak
TANE
A. P.cumiming
Double Eagle Mining and Developent Company, Limited
Fergunoy
B.C
Morning Star
Walrus
Sea Lion
Bonanza
Lardeau
West Kootenay
Menhenick
Nero
T. F.C. Green
Angus “McKay
P.M. C
J. We McKenzie
M‘nerts
Mining Recorder
Marc
Ors Nelsonr. C
Centre Star and
Evening Star
Mephenick Creek
Fish Rivers
I. F. Green
McKenzie
Marehy A
Col
S.C. Nelson
Red Fox
Nidge
Lurdeau
West Kooteney
Menhenick Creek
Fish River
F.green
Anuus McKay
A. D
F.C. Green
Nelson
Certificate of Improvements Imperial, Imperial Fractio and Surprise
Gollate in the Revelstoke Mining Division of West Kootenay District located on Keystone Mountain Big Bend near Downie Creek. Geo S McCarter as agent for K Graham and W H Vickers hold Free Miners certificates intend to apply within 60 days for Certificates of Improvements to obtain Crown Grants. notice that action under Section 27 must start before issuance. Dated February 10 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
Gollate
Revelsto E Mining
West Kootenay
Keystone Mountain
Big Bend
Downie Creek
McCarter
Ford K. Graham
W.H. Vickers
Geo. & McCarto
Notice to Cut Timber Near Columbia River
Notice states Maude Skeen seeks permission, after 30 days, from the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works to cut and remove timber from lands described as starting one mile below Canoe River mouth and following specific chain measurements, dated April agth 1902.
Notice to Cut Timber Near Columbia River by Henry Lovewell
Thirty days after date notice is given to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to cut and carry away timber. Description begins at a post on the south bank of the Columbia River near Henry Lovewell's North West Corner, then bounds south seventy chains east fifty chains north seventy chains west eighty chains to the start. Dated April 29, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
Canoe River
Henry Lovewell
Notice to cut timber near Columbia River by G B Nagle
Notice is given that within thirty days from date of publication G B Nagle plans to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a special license to cut timber on a block starting at G El Nagle South East Corner Post on the north bank of the Columbia River one mile west of Canoe River mouth. The description covers a rectangular tract with specified boundary chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amlea
G. el Nagde
Columbia River
Canoe Rive
Notice of timber license application near Columbia River
Thirty days after dates the applicant applies to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a special license to remove and carry timber from described lands. Beginning at a post on the east bank of the Columbia River two miles above Woot River mouth, Olivia Robinson North-West Corner Post. Describes a bounded parcel with ten chains south, one hundred sixty chains east, forty chains north, and one hundred sixty chains west to the starting point. Dated April 29, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works
Columbia River
Woot River
Olivia Robinson
Notice of license request to fell timber lands near Columbia River
Individual named suderpignid seeks a special licence issued by the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works to cut and remove timber from lands described along the west bank of the Columbia River near Boyds Ranch. The plan outlines a boundary from the river, south easterly corner post Ailgar, west AQ chaing, north 160 chains, east 10 chains to the river, then downstream 100 chains back to the start. Dated May 1002, A Edgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suderpignid
Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works
Columbia River
Boyds Ranch
Ailgar
Lands and Works Chief Commissioner Notices Propose Timber Cut
Notice issued by the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works outlines a timber cut and carry away on described lands. It specifies a starting post on the north bank of the Columbia River near Canoe River mouth and references Robinsons South East Corner Posts with detailed boundary knots. The notice is dated and requires action within thirty days.
Notice to Henry Given to Apply for Commissioner Proceedings
A notice states that thirty days after, Henry Given intends to apply to the Honorable Commissioner commencing proceedings on the Columbia River side. Fred Roe Robinson appears as involved party in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vata
The
Columbia River
Timber License Notices for West Kootenay Lands
Two notices dated May 1902 and May 1903 announce plans to apply to Lands and Works for special licenses to cut and carry away timber on described lands along the Canoe River and Columbia River in West Kootenay. The first cites Olivia Robinson and a corner post near the river mouth. the second references McMahon’s land and the Columbia River east bank.
Notice of license application for land and river cutting
Thirty days after date I intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a special license to cut and carry away timber from lands described as beginning at a post on the east bank of the Cimoe River about four miles from its source, then south 80 chains, west 80, north 80, with location marked West Corner. Scene, May, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parchasa
F. J. Cold
Smith
J. B. McKenzie
Dias WrehAse
Fish River
E. F.j.goldsmithe
Golifields
F. Porryts
Scott Creek
Roger F. Perry
Goldfelds
B.C
Landa
Pontahunte
HU & Brantford
Fish Creek
Goldilaldy
Permissiun
Arrow Lake
Way
W.s Corner
Robinson i
Perry
Goldfields
Dee
Canoe River
Olivia
Cimoe
C .R
Notice of Application to Chief Commissioner
Notice states that thirty days after date the filer intends to apply to the Chief Commissioner for permission to place a post and drain near 8 RL marked corner post on a line about one mile Creek and Southwest 8 RL, with chain measurements and directions to Us point of encroachment. Dated this 15th day of May.
Notice of land described by Henry Lovewell 1902
Notice begins with a land description along the Columbia River near Peterso Rancho. It cites Henry Lovewell as owner and marks a southeast corner post. The boundary runs north and along the river bank to the commencement point. Dated May 5, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lovewell
Abia
Notice of Timber Removal on West Kootenay Land Tract
John A. McMahon declares intent to apply to the Chief Commissioner after 40 days to remove timber from a described tract in West Kootenayte. The land borders Pitt sburg Syndicate lands north of Death Rapids and the Columbia River. The description runs 166 chains southerly, 40 chains east, 160 chains north, 46 chains west, then south to return to the start. Dated May 5 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Kootenayte
John A. McMahon
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Syndicate
Columbia
Timber license sought for Maude Skene land on Columbia River
The notice requests a special license to cut and carry timber from Maude Skene's lands along the Columbia River. It outlines a boundary starting at a post near Seven Mile Creek, describing a rectangular area 80 chains by 80 chains, returning to the riverbank and following the river to the start. Dated Sunday in May 1902.
Ferry Schedule for S.S. Archer or S.S. Lardeau
The Fred Robinson Lumber Co. lists sailings between Arrowhead Thomson's Landing and Comaplix with twice daily runs weather permitting. Departures include Arrowhead to Thomson's Landing and Comaplix and return from Comaplix and Thomson's Landing. Connections with C P R trains noted. Times may change without notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Comapiix
Comaplix
All'c. P. R
Fred Robinson Lumber Co., Limited
Terms of Peace in South Africa Announced by Balfour
London reports Mr. Balfour announced terms of peace with the burghers of the Transvaal and Orange River Colony. Delegates for both sides accept King Edward VII as sovereign and arrange surrender details. Government offers three million pounds for restoration and loans with interest, subject to conditions for war losses and property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Balfour
South Africa
Lord Milner
Steyn
Bremmer
C. R. Dawet
Hertzog
Orange Free State
Schalkbuger
Reitz
Louis Botha
Delarev
Levis
Edward VII
Transvaal
Orange River Colony
Orange River Cote
Orange’ Rive
Lis Majesty
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Ashnola II
Similkameen Valley
Copper
Kennedy Mountain
T Ashnola
Ashnola
Ray
Ashvola
Similkameen ‘Valley Coal Co., Limited
Nelson, B. C
Circle City
Lardeau Creek
Avith Fark
Gatena
G. BY
Batho
St¢Leon
Arrow Lakes
Deep Creek
Galena Bay
Arrow’ Lakes
T.wand
T.H.D
Nouth
Cain
B.C. Starch
Norrich
A.D. Cummins
P.L
John
T. Moore
Hiss
Gilman
Ardeat
Joseph Best
Cleveland and British Columbia Mining Company;Limited
Ae Jae Cleveinne
Farwell
Mstate
Roemas
Wotich
McApas
Nwovtich
Roger B. Perry
Fi J. Goldsmith
Fisk
Creck
Point of Commencement
J. Goldsmith
NorThe
Maude Skene
G.B. Nagle
Canoe
Robinson
Fred
Fred Roe Binson
Olivia’ Robinson
Columbia’ River
E.l.‘Mcemahon
Mile Creek
Ecramancensen
Russkene
J. Albert Stone
Otice
Laglea
Peterso Rancho
John A McMahon
GOD Save
Wing
Chung
Joss House
S.S. Archer OR
S. S. Lardeau
Kitchener
Botha
Delarey
Dewet
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