8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 3, , 1964

Comm. Hughes Answers Thorp
On Water Bylaw

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Ideal chain. for. farm, woodlot,
‘campsite, fight construction, and
tunicipal use, Economical direct.
ue ‘me lightweight, compect

powerfal loop scavenged engine,
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filter,’ alt angle cul, ang other
extras.

Available for as little
as $40.00 Down

* SERVICE CENTRE
tui

Dear’ Sir:

Mr. ‘Thorp's recent excur.
slon into your columns is a pu-
plexing reaction to the best in-
tentions. of council with regard
to By: No. 255.

llegations of effrontery.
and: Alcea the intelligence | ™
of signatories to a petition are
not usually. lightly made by'
professional .enginecr ag:
another, and I have examined a
vain my utterances 9 the past
weeks with a view to acknow-
ledging shoe shortcomings.»
What I did‘ say was this: “I
trust that those signing this pet-
ition are fully aware_o! thelr ac:
tion ;and «have: ascértained’
facts ts prompting them. to do so.”
this deliberately because
i felt that petitions are frequent-
ly signed on a mass hysteria bas-
is without due regard to the per-
tinent reasons ‘for a particular |
course of action. It is common.
sense to inquire fully," before
appending one's signature. .

This bylaw is extremely im-
portant to "the residents of Cas-
tlegar and it would be a com-

liment'to the work: of. council
more people interested. them-
selves, as Mr. Thorp does, in the
detailed iinprovernents and the

them.,

tio!
Mr. Thorp is correct in say-

ing th that the cost of the addition-
al ballot is:a min

tively minor one, to be

but from -his wealth: o:

ie facility se
the, Munlelpal Act for pean ot
enting improvements to a self-
Hquida ig utility:and the full
protection afforded to the inviol-
| able virtues of democracy.
Throughout, council has con-
sidered’ this section a facility
for, not an imposition upon, the
electorate.’
‘As a previous. water com-

thissioner, Mr. Thorp. is
edly aware of the'sole source of
fire. protection: in the Sopow
subdivision, a.1% inch diameter
stand pipe. A fire in this area
could be the source of a con-
flagration that could menace or
even envelop most of the resid-
ential district of Castlegar.

e

Alexander: S., to the
position ‘of manager ‘of Indust: |
rial, relations.

Mr. Brokenshlre joined. tne}
company’s Celgar pulp’ division |.
here in 1960 after 20 years with
Consolidated Mining ands Smelt
in; company in Trail. In

felt that the
supply ton and.

| 1962

4
Prince a rela pulp division as

the S syste

op
and the “fire protection of our ent,

relations sup

community were
lated. The purchase, supply and
replacement are in the order of
$14,000 which could ‘only be ac-
commodated in the existing re-
venue over two years, provided
other improvements were allow-

In his new cap capacity Mr, Bro-

Vancouver’ head Pottice and will
provide guidance and: assistance
to functional heads, division ma-
nagers. and, ‘industrial relations
Superintendents in labor rela-

ROBSON SUGIALS

Mrs. A. Sanford, Ph. 365-5883
Mr. and ton Brown
of Alleston, Ont., were guests
recently at the home of Mr. and

8. K, i f
“Mrs, J. Heslo) spent 10 days
at Toby Create visiting .with her
daught id - son-in-law,

a irs, S,-Pasin, Mrs,.'Pasin
and her infant son Marc are pre-
sently in Robson for, a short
vi

Don't Toruet to purchasg your tickets’on the
Castlegar’ & © District Sportsmen’s ‘Assn,’ ‘Raffle
to be drawn’ Sept. 7 for. the Jollowing prizes;

1 — Tete Gote 6 Rifle
os .3 == Philipson ieegaal ie Reel
All b Gok milat'be tired in prior to Sept. Sth
Also ; don’t forget to. purchass your membership
ticket before. you shoot that trophy.

CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT. SPROTSMEN’S ASSN. _
2:35

Mrs. T. A. Dawn
Lynne and. Jamie returried 0 on
Sunday. from a‘ two-week vaca-
tion ‘spent ‘visiting with - rela-
tives and friends at Viking and

tee Alberta
8, J, Porter are
Foal aialdaging at Radium
lot Springs and: intend to tra-
vel. over the Rogers.Pass and
down through the Okanagan

~_ RENATA. SOCILS

MRS, M: ROHN

Mr. and Mrs. Bon Krug and
sons Don and Ken of ‘Trail
Spent a few. days at the home

of Mr. and Mrs. John Rohn.
..Mr. and Mrs. S. Issac of
Bashaw, Alberta, were’ recent
Visitors’ at the home of Mr. and
irs,

J. Letkeman.
Gary, Timmy. and. Robin
Nuefeld have. returned to their
home in Calgary ‘after spending
the 3 ‘holiday at the home

ed 10, await later
” provision of f greater storage,
id

POWER FOR
GREATER
INDUSTRY

r and Lower 3

+7 March. 31,

Dams «

The ates

* aré two of five:;dams on.the Kootenay. River owned
and. controlled. hy Cominco West Kootenay Power.
Together with the Waneta Dam on the Columbla,

500,000 Kilowatt

= ready power

for the™ Kastenay's contains industrlal’ growth.

‘assistance. of :the

. Interior Brewerles* modern Plenty

Theres a pace to the t $ and
social life of our Kootenay area these days! The
key, reason is the upswing in industrial growth
and development. More and more:companies
‘are discovering the great advantages of Koote-
nay resolirces, pedple and living. Interior Brew-
eries is proud to playa vital part in this exciting
growth and salutes the many new companies
who are opening their doors in the Kootenays-

ERIOR. .

BREWERIES
LED, CRESTON, B.C.

z ~ ‘amwes
isplayed by the Liquor
of British C

tem for the

and

employee: relations.
il also be responsible
for,, a peateeey program .to

"i improve and develop corporate | Mf.

or fire pro-
tection in the main residential
area and more direct 'distribu-
tion to the business area all have
comparable priority. Without the
low .interest
rate:and ‘rebate from the’ Muni-
cipal: Loan. and -Development | gy
Fund, ‘simple © arithmetic ..sug-
Rests that these improvements
might take as Jong as 12 years
to accomplish, i.e..“‘the next few
Mr. Thor] orp implies,
fe Thorp's inmost eloguent
omissi ih. is his Jack of reference
to the

lations field.

, Mr. Brokenshire spent sour
years in:the RCAF during the
Second..World War. He was an
alderman ..in Trail for three
years and was a candidate in
the provincial election in 1958.

He has been very active in a
wide variety of community and
civic, affairs, While in: Prince
Rupert ‘he’ was president of
Prince Rupert’ District: Council

of Boy Scouts, president of Skee-| :
na Zone ‘Drama Festival, «vice |-

of the Civic Centre i

these. works ander the - condi-
tions of the Municipal Loan and
Development Find, which -pro-

vides for a 25 per cent remission

for all works completed before
1966, ‘Of ‘the: to’
sum of $108, 000, $72,000 may be
borrowed. from. tl source ‘of
which $18, 00 would be forgiven

4) provided the completion date is

‘The ‘attractive rate of "554

exactly double the cost as Mr.
Thorp suggests.

It does however demonstrate
a desire for the efficient use of

sociation, “and president. of
St. John’s Ambulance "Associa.

been approved by council and

tal | their financing is a matter to

be decided upon by the taxpay-

” On the one hand it is pos- i

sible to finance all’ these’ im-
provements immediately and to
accommodate the retirement of | 5;
the debt: from existing revenue
involving no‘ extra-cost to ‘the
taxpayer, that: is $7,750 per year
for 20 years..On the other hand
it may be necessary to raise the
consumer ' and © frontage ‘rates
and endeavor to ‘finance the im-

of Mr, and Mrs. I. Penner.
Miss Anne Funk of Spokane,
ashe was a weekend visitor at

the | home of her mother, Mrs.

ME and Mics. Ford and fami-
ly. of, Trail ‘are holidaying at
their. summer home here.

Mrs. Charlie Kiesh
and family of fara are on a
camping . trip’ in Reneta.

ver given his support and yet

favors improvements to the fire

protection capabilities .,of. the

system is a curious coritradic-
at

Incorporating new . areas
such as. Sherbiko,. Sopow and
Castle-Bar Subdivisions without

3 re own sHBlock zather Two
assum tions are: ):.:
Ai that personally he has
no ‘objection to the..bylaw
ing: passed without an emtovel
vote or

(b) that Mr. Lewis’ tenants

ve

period of up to 12 years, com-
bating uncertainties of increased
construction costs, re-excavation

their objection.
Clarification of the editor's
note would be interes

of developed, streets and Jegp- ae

funds . which are
council for works which I submit
are of urgent and immediate
concern to all residents in Cas-
tlegar. Perhaps the. definition
of an.engineer may be extend-
ed to this inference in so far as
I aunt personally concerned. =.

lives and "properties" of our,
sidents.

acquaint the fire
individual itenis ‘covered by this
bylaw: financing’ and: ‘requested
his : sipport which “lie ready |:
fave. To quote: that he has‘ne-

‘I took particular pains to :
chief with the |-

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= TATA
A Keo otenay Builders.
— and Suppliers —
_LINOS — SASH AND DOOR
_ ‘ALL SIZES OF GLASS

CANADA CEMENT — PLYWOOD |
GLIDDEN PAINTS — HARDWARE
NTA AU

aa

Labour Day Holiday —

NO MILK DELIVERY
Monday, September 7th
Have a sunny holiday.
MODERN. DAIRY LTD. — CASTLEGAR
‘PALM DAIRIES LTD. — NELSON

High Fashion
for =

High School

‘Yes ‘fellows we have -the
‘clothing you need. for'school
and- at.‘ the ‘pricé with
quality that you'll like.

| LEITNER’S

he improvements ave

CROWN ZELLERBACH PA

VANCOUVER » VICTORIA « PRINCE RUPERT + PRINCE GEORGE - Ei

: Wineberg; Willies,
Kapak, Will

Ea

-SCIE CE NOTE
MUSIC. DICTATION: BOOK.

Byres,

‘NELSON SLOCAN ASSESSMENT AND, COLLECTION DISTRICT:

r “HERERY Ue tes in oh Wednesday, “the 16th ny of September, 1964; at the hour ol

10:30 o'clock in the‘ forenoon, at the Courthouse, Nelson,
and improvemente thereon in. the Vist hereinafter: set out, of the Persons in ‘said
DELINQUENT. AND E by said

for all

BC, iF

axes due and unpai

will sell at

a

ublic action the lands
ist’ hereinafter: set out,
ersons on: the date ‘of. tax

sale, and ‘for interest, costs and expenses, including the cost of advertising said sale, if. the ‘total amount of
the ; Year j002y and intereat » ithercon, together with coats of sdvertielng

taxes due up to.and road
said sale, be not sooner ald,

Persons interested in Hepat spon perty» at) tax : sale are advised that tax. cates ‘do not extinguists
ti

existing Crown. licens and
section. 137 'o!
certified cheque; or: eanival lent,

other ‘excep!

: ae oF By eeriEe

ions referred to, in section 25 (a) of the Land Registry. Act and
the ‘equivalents Act, Payments for. Properties purchased, at: tax. sale are ‘to. be Py, cash, St

‘Cont

Takia: Sustelned; )¥ield' Ui

jecttons , by

this, area: would-be required

Name of Person Assessed

1ort Description of Property

Interest

Sustained Yield Un
reasons ‘stated ‘during the

Wineberg, William
Wineberg, William

Gordon, Charles E,
Gordon, Charles E,

VL.
VL.
Tomlin, Meg

Wineberg,” William J. ‘—
Lagtin, Nick Mui Lactin, Anna

Wineberg, William:J.

McCreight, Gerald: Stewart; |.

McCreight, Kathleen
(reg. OWneE, Daisy'L.
Green, Ada

oan
mith) | 5,

Arthur

KOOTENAY LAND DISTRICT
DL. 162, Plan 48

Lot 4,: Blc,"38, .C- ‘of, T.-1156551
Lot 1,, Bk. 40, C, of T. 118656 —____

DL. 200, 206A, Plan 1007 |

DBke3, C. of Ty ‘genoa
Bk. 4, C. of :T. 8 ——————
‘That Bh hot f ying, FE of a'line parallel
“to from’: the westerly
f eaene Oe said lot ‘(except Ref. Plan
904431), C. of T. osa6ak —

Lot 14 assigned, “Dil. ad 200, Plan’ 2075,
of T, 1166

Cc.

‘That pt. Parcel Hy Lot 802A, Pian 1724,
lying ‘Ni, of ‘a line ‘paraltel to and ‘310
Alte distant from: the southerly: bound-
ary (except-Plan: 3099), C.:of T. 800541
ky, 51, DL. 309, Plan, 1858, .C.. of ‘T.

3; 4g4ogaT -

Lot 6, g, D. .L, ‘367, Plan 2007, c of ‘T. |.
9753 ———oo
Parcel 12 (except pt, outlined ‘in’ redo:
po Refs Fila Plan oneal) DL. 367, Plan 1425, é

That pt. Gt at: shown outlined in red

Offcial Administrator, Walter
. E, Williams estate «| 3

Mercier, Elmer W.; Mercier,
Helen C. Ais AS
Bens, B. P. (Vs Teh) —-

LaGrandeut Myrtle «

‘| That pt. Bk: 2 lying N., of a line parallel

on. Ref, ‘Plan.90090I, C. of: T, 900901 —
That pt., Bk..15 lying W. of-a Jine which.
bisects the northerly. and. southerly
: . boundaries and’ S. ofa‘ line ‘which 'bi-
sects the easterly and westerly bound-
aries (of said «bk. D.L.}526,: Plan 3170, | :
C. of T.:1214961-
That pt. Bk. 33. lying..S.W, .of, a: line bi- | -
secting. the north-westerly aud south-
_ easter!
- cept
1329,

“boundaries of’ said “bk.” (ex-
ef. Plan 1025461), /D.L.. 787,
c. of T,-2135749k ——

That pt. Bk 26 coloured red on Sketch |.
Map 57431 (except Plan: 2789), D.L.
“912, ‘Plan :730A, C: of Ts'10¢0221

Lot's, D. Cc.
1301452

DL. 1236, Plan 785.

Kendall, Alvin: D,°

Nelson, Atle

Rotter, Frank R.

Read, ‘Harold D.

Bell, * William
Belly’ William,

3 703:
Pages Hh and’, Parcel": B *

to-and 207 ft, distant from the north-
erly boundary and W. of a line par-|*
allel'to and 414 ft. from the westerl:
boundary of said bk, C. of T. 117877)

Lot 1, D.L./1836,. Plan 4590, C. of -T.|°
1314581

Pt. Sub-lot 2 lying to the E. of Bes:
1, DL:
--sproduction ‘easterly -of the. northetly
boundary ; of. Bk. ae of sald Planito
thes E, boundary ‘of +Ty DL:
1236’ <(except® pr ot dined * 3
Refit 61), -.D.L. + 11236," ‘Sen
Se aasegeT —— =
+ Explan, Plan 180421, Sub:
Jot: ‘shown: outlined in. red on Ref.
Flan. ‘866051, ‘DL: 1236, Plan X 69,'C.

(DF. 14794),
D

53: sg OReeP Plan. A588)
2075 Sian X C..0fT.

Du L 1237, Plan-1740

b Alfred‘ E.
pueeets Alfred ane) —

"D(exee. of
+ estate “of Lena a ‘Kapak) °;

Kapak, William P. (exec of
» estate of Lena Kapak)

jana J. L
Polke “HG ‘Ekstrom,
Evelyn?

Wineberg, ‘William J.
Nystrom, Muriel’ ——___—__.
Burgess ct Matthew -J.3~ “Burgess

Ekstrom, *

Georg
(reg. orvner,:

‘Wineberg, William

it
— hese pts.

i That pt. of south:

Lot 1,.C, of -T. 117040
Bs, 3 to 12 ¢ el) €

way

Power and. ight, Co ‘Roof

scree Plan 2049),.C. one 9043! ae —
E

So4gBT

Lots 14, 15,

Lots 3,3, Bk. 8 C.G.,360/874 —
Lot.9, Bk. 18, C. of EF. 99ge2i.

f Te s207saaI
Lot 8, .Bk. 26, C. of T. seosal: “.
Lots 4, 5, Ble. pm CG. 40/9 34

See.'6,
D. een: “Glee

8. Bi:/4/shown: outlined in red
on! Ref. Plan ‘955701, DL, 4396, Plan
1263, C. of ‘T. ess7ok.

Sub-lot 4 outlined in 'r

927801, C. of Ty 1i9a251 —$$—_

3 ‘Sub-lot: (save and except
lan‘-2224), C. of, T.

if Ne; mS jSub-lot 4,

t
Lot 1 D.L. A592, a Plan; 4185, Cc of Tr +

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. 183.90)

* 267,29
+ 205.33]

Those Ps. gene which comprise, the pret
pin,

4.83)--

38.09}
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cic 9.2

6183.08}, °

13.00].

167.85

10.06
20.69
57.05
"165,60
240.71
‘88.77

the: euldenee
pearing and

area

ed | £1 three)
‘glon:: the. ed is ob: ig wero
with'rogard tothe overlap areas,
‘that‘is, the‘ Hazelton,’ Oo! baa, an

In case of :the Yiaveiton
Sustained Yield, Unit: it, iat plication of Celgar Tirnited a ‘and

Macl - Bloedel
and Powell River ‘Limited were
‘on | the’ ground ‘that wood: for

ithe ‘quality of ‘pa
Kitimat; and 1d anal otha '
(a the 08
ing, . was eliminated. from; the

rr. carefully considering
resented at, the
latest. survey
¢ | data, I propose ts to’ designate the

wit! Bab-

| Northern Pulp Tim

“It is p: Proposed to combine, o
the modified ‘Terrace, Kitwan,

Units; to add to this area
part in Upper Skeena \delated
‘rom the Tree Farm Licence ap-

in the west to add that part ‘of
the Hecate Sustained. Yield Unit
plong the
between’ the , present *:'Te
Sustained Yiel Unit anit
two rounded: out; blocks ‘of:
Farm Licence'No.:1,all'of.¥
is shown ‘on® the’ attached’
to| This new unit’ will'be:
at! the Skeena’;Public:/:

Yield. Unit and: base
latest: inventory ’ data‘ this unit
will: have ‘an “allowable . annual

cuts of in excess rot 30) million

the northern: bares of: the’ ice
mit? ‘Yield ‘Unit and | Ri:

0) ine, Morice, and: Burns Lake
Sustained :‘Yield. Units to be
ig: a No.! maintain hele Present quotas.

4, I'am ‘convinced there is with:
in ‘thesé units more than’ suf-
ficient“ material’. than can be
classed ‘as unsuitable ‘for ‘saw-
milling purposes ‘to 9 perate, the

Pulpwood.: Harves

proposed pulp mill with
fated cacy of 600° tong;

‘location '
thou;

eliminated
they. will -be. left open and

‘an. equal: oo portunity

on the al ireany esta
tilling and ioegie Pe
the area. MES Wallisto a stated:

ignated oo ‘Har-
‘above. Area, ‘subject to a.site

SA a act tgarand Goto | rik euilaren |
Sustained ‘Yield Units have:-been
from the. proposal

Houston-based pulp “mill ; will

‘for material. | i
prohehian in-

at the same. eitline ‘allow :the ‘op-
erators established in the area to

-This new unit will giv '@ More
flexibilty to the established’ op-

fral
and Hazelton Susialacd {¥leld

Skeona) Rlver lying nol
errace | or

raw mate-

a forest in:

nufacturing
in transpor-
he form of
he railroad,

the Skeena ‘River, t!
and:roads running through the
entire length of this unit, mat-
erlalcan be trans orted from
any it at an eco-
ic’price to elther Terrace

jeealon:

this regard Celgar, in in

thelr. ent he stated in part:
‘The log transport and develop.
ment plan an for: the 4 he upper Skeena
area.is to e Skeena Ri-
veras far as reithe and then
deliver the logs by rail or water
by the most ceonemical method,
depending on the season of the
year. and wood inventory level.’
‘In addition, to. the. above a
new junit nit wilt baie established to
Bell-Irvin;

be the’.

Be enim ‘yield Unit, compris.

ing .the:’Bell-Irving ‘and ‘Taylor
River drainage, as shown on the

attached map ‘Quotas. will: be

made available ‘in ‘this unit as

soon as,the main access has been | 2

completed.
vith regard to the Hecate

ini
one a peers this year
and the fleld work will be com-.
leted: In: 1868;and a‘report will
6 -'available * "Inthe
meantime, I it e erp gReM to

rene!
cut, that is,  Sopincement, sales
will be. made but for a term not
exceeding three years.’ :;

This’ privilege * of ‘ replace-
ment ‘sales will also ‘be extend-
ed to''those operators: that ‘are
established 'in'the southern half
ofthe present Kitimat Sustain-
ed’ Yield Unit‘and who will be

fhe: award: of ‘the

Farm Licence,

patient sales will’ be

made in the Hecate Sustained
Yield Unit.

In. 1966. a new allowable
annual cut will be established

| and the’ sawlog quotas adjust-

ed acco!
With. 'r egard to the Ootsa
Sustained Yield Unit a new for.
will en

| the @ bast 10

Catherine Cutler,’ 73; died in’ the

Castlegar. hospital.on Aug. Ep f
eis survived by one .so!

Petes ne Rossland." one ‘dé ugh

‘gran en.
and one sister, ‘Miss Ethel Green
in England. Bene
il ng on Sap, Seba |

ngland ‘on.
to| ried there and came mada

for.
years moving to.New: Denver. vat at

) as: a war. ‘prides She | ter.

.Mrs. S. C. Cutler Funeral
~ Was, Held. Here Saturday

"| | pretescavea by an infant son B

In‘ Meu; of: flowers, the fa-
‘mily requested

n.| ‘tions :be.. made to’ the ‘Cancer

it contribu- a

santa cut
je. ited and con.
sideration willbe given to

Society at the Gestion branch
fontreal. SEee

of ihe’ Bank of Me
ited

T. Wilding 6 officiat
at ‘the: faneral service held Sat-
-urday .in the St. David's Angti-

in Church.::Hymns we
tinto The Hills adjust ele
da | Organist

Pallbearers were ‘Bert Cher.

rington, Norm Tomlinson, Floyd} ‘s
 Awaird Geo-

nt | the death of : her
1949.

iter ears,-in’ New
Denver,: Mrs;;: Cider ‘moved: 19
Castlegar.:She. was a member’ of
in| the ‘Sts ‘David's’ ‘Anglican Church,
Besides’ her: husband" ighe: was

ue Swanson andes rea. _Edey.. Mr.
Ray Heagy was: ushe

t Burial: was: in Park Memo-
rial? Castle-

‘Ceme' with ‘the
gar Funeral:

lome‘in charge of
arrangements, fe

Name’ of: Person’ Assessed

‘Short Description of. Property es

Costs and.

‘Wineberg,
Wineberg,
| Wineberg,
Wineberg,:

Brennan, Earl

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911.85

Wineberg,

«Charlot! fat aaa

Miller, ‘Sacks Miller, John]. R.;
“Burton, Robert. “W.; French,
Arnold :B.

{| Lipstack,-Steve +

Lipstack, Steve.

estate of Ethel M.

Hutchins, ‘Walter aw eae of ea

192, ‘Blan: ‘2878.

1199271. =
‘T. 1199281

1299291

1199301

in ‘red on
4892,.Pan 805, C. of 'T. 913261
Bk, 16, D.L. 4595, Plan. 1167, C. of

Bk. 14 ‘(except that’ pt, ‘shown outlined
Explan,: Plan ‘'327911),-D,L.

Tk.

Verch, Clara L.

i Leen ee
Vereh,,,Ciara

Wineberg,
Wineberg, :\

Turner, Alfred -
Wills, ‘John DB
Endersby, Alfred,’

Wineberg: “Willian
rennan, Ear!

Wineberg,.. William J

Winebs erg, "William ‘J.
Winebera, William J.
Wineberg, [Wm J.

Wineberg, William- J.

Wineberg, Wii
Witter John’ D,
Wills, John D.

:D.. 7360 (except arcel
a Plan 2736), C.: of: T.

{ Pan 1012261, C:
.L: 8392, Plan’ 2308
f T..1127461

i

pi” bore C. of T. 1235031

'D.L.,8217 (except pts. outlined on Ref. | .
\ Plans e2earl, 644471), C. of T. 1394501

 B, -D.L.- 880i, i, Plan. 906, C. .of T

© -4g9.92

was Mrs... A. Hostet-| 9,

ele. 87, 88 a (except from ae 87, Plan
2762), D.L. 9554, C. of T. 943275
£9902, .C. of. Te 133461 ——_—
Bk, 22 (except rr. outlined in - red: on
Plan’ R210).-D.L. 9953, Plan ’ '1499°,C.
bof T. 672411.

ve 10004, Plan 117

i Lot 4,. E,.% Lot 2, Bk.
: Was 1080851 -.
Lot:11, Bk,-8, C. of T, 1080861
‘Lots: 8; 9, Bk,.9, C-'of T. 1080871
‘Lots’ 4, 2, 3, Bk. 11, C, of T. 2030571 -—-

i» on Ref,*Plan , 446581: (except: that. pt.
lying: W.

ft. perpendicularly distant: from’ east-
fe erly Boundary) . of T.-108088I
of -T. 1156691

Petersen, Arthur M.

McKay, Edward Alexander sate

Kootenay Lake Logging Com-
pany; Sylvester, Jack; Rosen~
al, Leona:

.L,-12332, C. of T. 6
7,° DL. 13566, . Pan “1859,

That. pt. Sub-lot.261 i e.N. Hof
Sec; 19 of the said Re i Gi = i1s0att

That pt. D.L!.10808 shown ‘coloured red a

W.'of-'a line parallel to and 72].

522.56
“98.25

36,260.56]

Batts 14.00] 38,522.05

12609941,

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i

aist day of July, rer

1h a _ GEORGE, L BRODIE,

Froyineial Coltector.