...is made of $2 per day, and a location of the same or a less area may be sold at the rate of $10 per acre, cash, unless the coal is anthracite, in which...obtain their coal supply, the Governor in Council on the 11th of November, 1895, authorized the issue of permits to mine coal for domestic purposes upon...

...the rate of 810.00 per acre, cash, unless the coal is anthraciie, in which case the price is $20.00 per acre, cash. In order that settlers and others...coal mines which were being worked by persons who p ircha-ed the same, either from the Crown or from some other source, might obtain their coal supply,...

...of $10 and an expenditure in prospecting of 82 a day. A location may be sold at the rate of $10 per acre (cash), unless the coal is anthracite, in which case the price is $20 per acre. Settlers at a distance from coal mines worked by purchasers, may secure permits authorizing them to...

...of $10 and an expenditure in prospecting of 82 a day. A location may be sold at the rate of $10 per acre (cash), unless the coal is anthracite, in which case the price is §20 per acre. Settlers at a distance from coal mines worked by purchasers, may secure permits authorizing...

...of $10 and an expenditure in prospecting of $2 a day. A location may be sold at the rate of $10 per acre (cash), unless the coal is anthracite, in which case the price is $20 per acre. Settlers at a distance from coal mines worked by purchasers, may secure permits authorizing them to...

...that locations 01 an area not exceeding 320 acres may be sold at the rate of $10 dollars per acre, unless the coal is anthracite, in which case the price is $20 per acre. If the surface rights of the land are not the property of the Crown, the coal-mining rights thereunder...