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CONTRACTORS.
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ti
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m
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stllraitta.
ttn
if
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f
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a
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har.
aimtit
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thai
t,
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riin-itv
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,
I
tfu
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of
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i
last
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lani-i-
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lrtiriral
f
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ff
lull.
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li
In
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TIMBER
SALE
X
4725.
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m
ttl
t
rwrltrd
by
It
t
i
aunt,
al
victoria,
not
iatr
m
in
llb
dar
of
AuruM.
I
I
r
ibr
punt
of
Urtnr
X
sin.
.
ma
Irrl
or
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ftprttm,
ii
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humid.
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re
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Arm,
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pttirvi
rortwr.
TIM3ER
ALE
X5417.
In!
Trttitrrt
kill
t
mvltrd
b
tlx
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I
if-
airr
than
iwa
an
run
at:
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SALE
X
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lr.
f
cJm
mill
m
trIA
b
lh
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i
virwru.
tiui
laur
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flllh
dav
(if
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of
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X
1117.
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ti
nil,
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allot
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for
r'
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a.
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or
litttrirt
roretur,
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mall
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ty
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than
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fuc
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till
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110.
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and
r
ll
be
alW.l
for
re-
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'f
farilmlara
of
Hie
Ctilrf
rorrl-
'rinria,
m
Ui
liuirlct
I'uraMrr,
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awrt
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
SMS.
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rerehed
by
n
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al
victoria,
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latrr
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fill
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timlHT
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of
the
Chlf
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or
nutrlrt
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ti.
II.
M.
I
TIMBER
SALE
X
bSSS.
N
TimmIpmi
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i
rocrlvril-tiy
th
'7
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no
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day
or
ftrptemlier,
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of
l.krnro
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or
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b
allowed
for
rr
if
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of
the
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or
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II
Hi
in
TsT'ej
i
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Tiwi
hii
Pfffi
.
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Admiral
r
II."
.Moanuiln
Minrlly
for
Onnliwr
Canal.
Nnas.
I-
'
rrimrln
that
Hip
lintilml
1
lunJ;i
arrivaU
ilurlnv
Hip
wrek
Imvc
on
.lightly
!
Hmn
for
Ilic
enrrf
.imIinV
Hrl(J
of
(t
lull
not
Aiifllricnl
In
warrant
any
Miako
mi
in
ailtniralty
crc.
'I'lifl
nlil
man
i
iarlioularly
Ipji-i
with
thf
rronl
nf
lan.U
ftiKK
ni-l
up
fur
I
Ik-
iiinnlli
of
AilKU"!
whrn
3,30i),00
ihiiukI
of
llio
IipI
fili
In
Hip
worl.l
wa
lirniiKliI
Into
.irl,
whlrli
?tr,
fiOfl
iniii.
iiKire
llian
wa
laml-
01I
In
July.
'Hip
wralliT
pirk
lint
Iippii
IrpathiK
Hip
rminlry
ifpiiprally.
tml
fnrfc'PlliriK
!!
tiijth
ltl,
willi
a
bihm)
HcIiixp
nf
rni
anil
win.
I
wliirli
Iuim
Minipwliat
alTprlpil
Hip
iJppii
pa
fl
li
m
jr.
In-
rnmiiii,'
kipipr
rpnir
thai
ypry
riMigJi
wphIImt
lia
Wn
mrl
with
n
Hi"
!!
pa
filiinjr
KntinuN
which
ha
inlprfprpil
gn-ally
wilh
ronMlant
finding,
arut
ha
npp-
nilalPtl
pitI
nf
Hip
oiiullt-r
Hial
ttiilling
in
uparhy
tipfprpi1
pot
fr
anrlmrnpp.
I'rirp
of-fprl
ilnrilip
Hip
wrvk
at
Hip
jriu
i:rlianpp
fur
liolli
firj.
ami
jpfint
p;i
p;itrliP4
hap
tp-
inalnp.1
nlpa.ly.
(n
Morulay,
American
halilmt
n.
rallirr
liixlipr
than
fur
(mip
limp
prp
iiri
cia
ami
lie
for
fccoml
rla"
prevailing
whllp
Canadian
halihiil
.Md
nined
13.1
to
for
fir-l
dating
thai
Ihey
wiuld
return
for
ehihillnn
week.
Several
of
Hie
lioat
were
put
Hirough
a
general
overhaul
while
in
port.
Trappsrs
Prsparlna
"Willi
Hie
cannery
enon
pran.
lically
nl
an
end
the
owner
of
limit
who
have
engaged
I"
I
Imt
imluittry
are
already
turning
Iheir
alleution
In
preparation
for
the
coming
trapping
caoii
which
open
on
Iecemher
I.
Willi
I
hi
end
in
View
several
of
the
smaller
lioal
are
being
overhauled
and
packed
wilh
provisions
to
cover
Hip
winter'
work.
Several
parlie
will
be
leaving
port
MINERAL
ACT.
CERTIFICATE
OF
IMPROVEMENTS.
NOTICE.
'
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cn
aaLE
iuai.
1
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w
I
riirr
pi'll
I
rarii.Hi
.iinirrai
11411.1
Vjo
Trmlfra
will
bt
rrrelrrd
by
th
Initial
In
the
,t
nirrr
MlnlnF
IHvltlon
"m
'Hi
Iho'iith
day
of
Vrpirmtirr.
Klliault
lllvrr
tjo'lnlnr
llir
Polly
Varrt'ii
Klf
lh
niia.h...
.
I
V
IImuiI.
t.r
lti...l
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1.1(0,0(10
fret
of
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Haliam
'
Taae
nllrr
thai
I
rttla
V.
raliimrr.
kT
l
Cnlar
nn
in
irri
Hiuttrd
F.M.i;.
r
IS.
a
menl
for
William
iliv
1
.
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"f
Cannon
l.ak,
l'rln
:
Marl.fan.
F.M.C,
,u.
tJlaJC;
l..ln-rl
I
.
""HI
Maml,
Hanr
4.
Coait
Plitrlcl.
virtiiimi.
?..'..
u
47lJt.;
Alfred
)rara
will
be
lllowrd
for
rr-'Wrlrht.
r.M.C..
o.
A7;
at.,1
Mrnd
K.
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;r
Itniher:
IVVrHIU.
Frw
Vllner'a
Ceitlflesle
-o.
7(1.
VV.
n,r,r"lr
of
bc
Chief
For"-
Inlend
ltiy
dav
frt.ni
Oh
date
hereof,
In
f
J'"1'
n
r-
or
Plitrlrt
fiorealtr,
M'l'IJ"
'
vnnliiF
rtemrder
for
a
Cer-
J'llf
II,
B.C.
Ilflrale
tf
hninivrnienlt
for
III
l.iirpoM"
'
1
rir
imiainnia
1
..mil
urani
t
in
aiMive
'IX1BER
SALE
X
KtAO.
rlalin.
And
runner
Tak
4lr
Dial
a
l.pariwr
.lilrirt
up
ami
ilown
hip
raM.
A
young
man
wa
onro
looking
for
fun,
aahl
"I
II
Iry
out
Hip
lil-HpoI.Ikuii.
Ilppulin
a
Inillct,
wa
to
quick
to
pull
II,
and
now
hl
ilay'x
work
in
all
ilonp.
-
Swanton'a
Radio
A
railio
outfit
ha
fpcpntly
lippn
inxlallpil
hy
(!tpt.
a.
Swan--oii
at
Hip
lrincp
Ilupcrl
Ilnal-Iioiip
at
a
co
of
ll.
The
ml
fit
l
Hip
inaniifiicluip
of
Hip
Canadian
InilpppmlPiit
Tclcphonp
ami
i
giving
pcppnt
re-ciilli.
Harry
Hilhpit,
xkipppr
of
lh"
i
chipf
of
Hip
radio
flaliou
ami
report
h
that
on
WVd-riPfday
night
hp
hpard
Vancnuvpr,
Scatllp
and
Calgary
ijuilp
plainly,
in
fact
Hip
nuiic
might
have
lo-Pii
In
Hip
ripxt
room.
4
faddy
Raymond
Returning
Paddy
Itayimuid,
vici'-ailniiral
if
Hip
Mo(iiiito
fleet
and
now
in
command
of
Hip
Oumlis
trolling
flepl,
will
hp
rplurninj?
to
port
in
IHip
near
futurp.
1'rpparatiouM
arp
I'PiHK
made
hy
Hip
resident
of
jvioiily.
Hip
jincp
of
.'.2c
fori
Hi'
Inh
rolonv
al
I
kout
I'gint
to
sip
I'addy
n
royal
rccpption
infilling
lii
high
nautical
olllep.
Clean
curtain-
arc
hPtng
put
no
cla
and
11.5c
for
poond
clajn
Hip
liaeinenl
window.1
of
catcliPt.
I'addy'
i
palatial
rpidencp
and
J
I
lit
milk
i
hping
"trained.
Paddy
Harry
.Moorp,
coik
on
Hip
Can-
repoil
hy
runner
that
Hip
ea-adian
Flh
A
Chl
Slurave
i.'!hoir
nitration
havp
hppn
pry
trawler
.lame
Carrullipr.
Cipl.rpniiprativp
and
Hipip
will
Hill
l'armi,
who
wa
a.liuitlrd
lo
Hip
General
IIo.ilnl
on
Wcl-rie-day
lal
h
report
e.
in
he
doing
f
I
ii
p.
TIip
high
hoot
Kipiad
wih
him
a
ipiIv
re
cover)'.
4
Joining
Handloggcra
'
Waller
Shaw
I
huy
putting
hi
power
l.nl
Aileen
In
gito.
onh-r
on
Hip
.
M.
Mcl.pan
way
preparatory
In
pntprfnjr
Hie
hiimllosKiiig
game.
Hie
hull
ha
he
will
intriMlucp
hi
axe
and
A
flotilla
of
native
alnwn
hoatK
arrived
in
purl
early
in
Hip
week
from
Hip
Naa
tlitricl.
having
conclinle.l
their
fihing
lahort
for
the
eaon.
After
do.
lug
r,nn.iderahle
hoppintr
and
taking
on
nnplip
thpy
left
for
iloiilille
te
a
great
time
in
Hip
colony
on
Hip
day
Hie
in
TIip
coalal
crtiier
Mary
h..
Akipppred
hy
Hilly
Iteid,
l
on
Hip
Yacht
Cluh
way
for
hull
overliaul
and
general
'reialrt.
--
Lucky
Escapes
(In
WediiPjiilay,
Hip
four
year
Id
son
of
I'eirj
llruno,
owner
if
Hip
Cw
Hay
harder
hop,
feJJ
Ippii
recaulkpil
and
rtiiiiiPr
nalnl-io'r
-Hip
roadway
adjacent
lo
pant
,
cmm
mi-ted.
Waller
hn
uol
ypt
dpciiled.llay
I.ovp'h
plectrical
factory
lo
Jul
what
portion
of
.
Hip
country
'"
rock
helow,
a
dilancp
of
eonip
rl
feej.
Iteynn.l
a
slight
ecalp
wound
Hip
llllle
chap
p..
can'd
without
werioti
injury.
While
running
along
Hie
edge
of
Hie
roadway
II
appear
that
llnin.i,
Juniiir,
tuli1ied
hi
Joe
on
n
protruding
rock
wliich
cau.pil
him
In
fall
over
the
Hide.
The
Canadian
halilmt
schooner
their
varlnn
home
ilelinallon.!Nl'a
ha
l.een
overhanhtl
on
Hip
Ward
Way
during
the
week.
Steve
Indisposed
Sieve
Carter,
ice
cottier
for
the
It.Miili
'iherie.(
ha
l.een
laid
up
tluring
Hie
week
with
a
t
Mich
of
the
shiver.
However,
he
ha
now
ret'overed
ut)lcicnlly
lo
enable
him
In
join
the
gnng
agnin.
The
Ice
aruuud
the
fish
house
turned
pale
during
Steve's
absence
but
il
is
expected
lo
regain
il
normal
color
now
that
I
he
ice
limn
is
back.
x
-
The
coastal
rruiser
Vaquero.
owned
by
Colonel
Stuart,
now
absent
in
the
Yukon,
is
lo
be
transferred
from
Cow
Hay
lo
Lookout
I'oinl
where
it
will
be
authored
for
the
winter
in
care
of
I'addy
Itaymond.
-
Deer
Plentiful
Deer
are
reported
lo
have
been
f-ceti
in
u
real
numbers
on
both
!
Kaien
ami
Digby
Island
during
the
past
week,'
nml
also
in
the
vicinity
of
Tucks
Inlet.
Cap!,
(leo.
Xewcombe
saw
three
deep
swimming
across
Hie
Intel
from!
Dijthy
lo
Kaien
Island,
al
the
'"i
Thhi.m
urn
,i.,!u
i'w'r
sertiom
.i
mutt
te
romimnred
moulli
of
the
harbor,
during
the
iep
.
.
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j
lu-rnrv
ill
i.iiaiire
in
aurn
t:ertirieaie
ar
i
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al
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in
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nn'.n.J
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not
lalrr
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X
3I.
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the
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of
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-or
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former,
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writ
lor
cor
ol
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col
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to
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ui
to.
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tb
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week.
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deer
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season
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a.
ii.
i3.
miens
on
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em
ier
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local
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i.i
i
.
.
I
ll
Al
ivaien
isiami
is
it
irin-imu
game
reserve.
Fish
Business
During
Ihe
week
557,500
of
pound
of
halibut
has
been
marketed
on
Ihe
Fish
hxchange.
The
highest
price
paid
for
American
first
class
catches
was
I
5.2b
and
for
second
ll..1i
The
Canadians
tiblaiiied
the
highest
for
first
class
landings
at
13.
Ac
and
for
second
class
al
ll.5o.
The
lowest
price
for
American
first
class
fish
wa
11.3c
and
for
itecond
9c
The
Canadian
ob-
(lained
their
lowest
forfirst
class
fish
at
12c
and
for
spcnnd
at
inc.
The
arrivals
wpcp:
Mildred
II.,
'Andrew
Kelly,
Taloosh;
Hazel
II.,
Ilravo,
James
CarrVillipr.,
Tillie
S.,
Verna,
Agnes
II.,
Thelrnn,
Point
May,
lioe
I'oinl,
Mayfolwer
Mab,
lngrel
II.,
I'i'oneer,
Star,
l.'nunak,
Succens,
Venus,
A.nre,
jCape
Spear,
Westerner,
Mar-galtcp,
hasteni
I'oinC
Spntlnel,
Senator,
Dolphin,
Selma,
Rulh,
Holfe.
Tahoma,
Itringgpld,
Hippo,
Kouyosii
and
Alii.
:.
;
.
Preparing
for
Natives
The
Admiralty
department
is
already
making
preparations
for
I
he
necessary
mooring
of
native
boats
during
the
forthcoming
ei.
bibilioti
period.
It
is
anticipated
thai
Hiere
will
be
a
larger
influx
of
natives
lo
the
fair
this
year
than
ever
beforp
on
account
nf
the
remunerative
filiing
season.
In
Ihe
event
that
the
Cow
Hay
base
cannot
take
care
of
all
the
visiting
boats,
mooring
place
will
be
arranged
along
other
portions
of
the'
waterfront.
At
this
particular
season.of
the
year
Ihe
waterfront
should,
present
a
very
interesting
sppctacle
to
the
tourists
many
of
wjiom
come
from
parts
of
Ihe
continent
where
natives,
are
unknown.
'
Harry
Oilbert,
of
the
Prince
Hupert
lloalhouse,
has
recovered
from
a
severe
attack
of
influenza
"Red"
Lantz
Leaves
II
is
reported
thai
"Hed"
Lantz
owner
of
the
halibut
schooner
Annie
which
he
recently
pur
chased
from
J.
Field,
has
left
Ihe
city
on
a
litllp
joy
ridp
to
Australia.
Skipper
I,anlz
was
well
knovtn
in
waterfront
circle
and
his
departure
will
be
regret-led
by
a
wide
circle
of
friends.
-
The
lug
Azurile,
Capt.
Oer-
rard,
arrived
in
port
from
Anyoi
yesterday,
willi
a
scow
load
of
benzol
for
the
I'.Il.
lloalhouse.
The
lug
will
pick
up
a.
scow
load
of
empty
oil
drums
on
her
return
trip.
Come
Inside
An
ardent
fisherman
was
one
day
fishing
on
the
nanks
of
a
stream
which
ran
near(ihe
wall
of
a
lunatic
asylum.
One
of
the
inmate
chanced
lo
look
ovtV
Ihe
wall
ami
seeing
Ihe
piscatorial
urlisl
Ihe
following
conversation
limk
place:
Inmate.
"
What
yer
doin'f"
Fisherman.
"Fishing."
Inmate.
"How
long
have
you
been
here?"
Fisherman-
",bmil
five
hour.."
Inmate.
"Caught
anything'?"
Fisherman.
Nol
yet,"
Inmate,
"(iue.ss
you'd
bet
ler
come
inside."
Who
wa
Ihe
guy
nu
the
water
front
that
said
he
and
bis
bro
ther
united
would
challenge
to
fight
any
one
man
in
Ihe
city
"Wylo"
Nifty
Craft
Frank
Dibb
js
the
latest
mem
ber
of
the
community
lo
join
Ihe
nautical
and
thus
be
entitled
tn
Ihe
prefix
"skipper."
Yes
sir.
kipper
Hihli
has
purchased
one
of
the
finest
pleasure
launches
in
lis
class
in
Ihe
harbor
front
(en.
Fraser
of
the
Oighy
Marine
station.
The
launch
"Wylo"
was
formerly
owned
by
Capt.
Saun
ders,
and
is
Ihe
last
word
in
fixings
and
gadgils.
The
boat
measures
22
feel
loug
0
foot
beam
and
is
fitted
with
n
r-(i
horse
power
Ferro
engine
which
gives
a
speed
of
some
eight
knots
per
hour,
Tbc
interior
is
all
Stomaeh
Sufferers
TAKE
JO-TO
For
Stomach
Trouble,
and
SMILE
TOO
mmV
Mrw
IMUMJO-n)
Rtons
CM,
Acidity.
Sour
Stom.
ich
(heartburn).
Illchln,
Hwell.
ok
and
all
after-fatlng
distress.
In
two
minute.
Jo-To
la
nusrantetd
abaolutely
harmless.
Jo-To
la
a
combination
of
mineral
and
vegetable
com.
pounds
which
quickly
relieves
all
toimtrh
dlRtreea.
Jo-To
la
old
on
a
satisfaction
or
money
buck
auarantie,
at
all
druf
stores.
Or
writs
THE
JO-TO
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
LIMITED
OPEN
LETTER
TO
HON.
JOHN
OLIVER
Provincial
Party
of
British
Columbia
Hon.
John
Oliver,
'
Premier
of
liritish
Columbia,
Victoria.
li.C.
,
v
Vancouver.
H.O.,
August
2t.
1023.
Dear
Sir:
Again
I
am
directed
to
call
your
attention
In
our
"Searchlight."
This
lim
it
UXn.
3;
copy
herewith.
Tha
financial
facts
which
it
dicbo.es
to
the
electors
may
interest
you.
but
what
we
particularly
wish
to
call
to
your
notice
i
"the
charge
agaiut
the
Hon.
fr.
John
Hart,
your
Minister
of
Finance,
of
doing
lb
business
of
the
province
with
his
own
firm
of
Oillespie,
Marl
k
1'tnld
Ltd.
In
lite
election
campaign
of
1916
and
Aubjr.'ouently
you
most
severely
denounced
Sir.
W.
J.
Itowscr
for
his
firm
doing
business
wilh
the
fJovernmpnt.
You
referred
particularly
to
Ihe
Dominion
Trust
fiasco
and
also
the
fa:i
that
Howser,
Iteid
&
AVallbridge
had
received
2.ri(.00()
fee
and
disbursements
from
the
I'.fr.i:.
Hallway,
while
Mr.
Howser
was
either
Attorney
lieperal
or
Premier
of
the.
pr
itince.
Your
attitude
at
that
lime
receiyed
the
unqualified
endorsement
of
Hie
people.
Your
statement
In
the
House
on
November
3,
1021.
a
follows:
'A
ni.
ire
immoral
condition
nf
affairs
cnud
not
be
imagined
than
that
of
an
Attorney
fSenrral
ur
Premier
of
the
province
sitting
n)
the
one
hand
as
a
member
of
the
fiovern-nienj.aiid
sitting
onlhe
other
as
a
member
o
a
legal
firm
receivinp
thousands
and
thousand,
nf.
dollar
in
this
way."
Now
then,
Mr.
Premier,
please
read
the
evdence
set
forth
in
the
enclosed
"Searchlight."
This
clearly
show
that
Mr.
Hart
has
c.inimitlrt
the
aine
offence
as
Mr.
Bowser.
There
is
an
old
saying.
"What
is
sauce
for
the
goose
is
atiee
for
Ihe
gander."
If
it
was
immoral
for
Mr.
Howser
a
Attorney
ficneral
or
1'renifier
it
IDlfi
'you
said
it
was
and
the
voters-agreed
wilh
you
,
i
il
not
immoral
for
Mr.
John
If
at
t.
a
Minister
of
Finance
in
J920,
before
and
since.
.
.
The
Constitution
Act
contains
Ihe
following:
Section
29.
Xo
person
whosoever
holding
or
enjoying,
undertaking
or
executing,
directly
or
indirectly,
alone
or
with
any
other,
by
himelf
or
by
the
interposition
of
any
trustee
or
third
party,
any
contract
or
agreement
with
His
Majesty,
or
willi
any
public
officer
or
department,
with
respect
lo
Ihe
public
service
of
Ihe
province,
or
under
which
any
public
money
of
Ihe
provihee
irf
to
1
paid
for
any
serv
ice
nr
work,
shall
be
eligible
a
a
member
of
Ihe
Legislative
Assembly,
nor
shall
he
nit
or
vote
in
Hie
same.
U
S.
I
.;.
c.
17,
s.
29.
Had
.Mr.
Hart
been
doing
business
as
an
individual
nr
a
a
member
of
an
unincorporated
partnership,
this
ectiou
would
apply
lo
hi
cise.
Technically,
.however,
he
has
been
nvore
careful
than
Mr.
Bowser,
as
he
has
shelleind
h
mself
behind
a
further
set
lion
of
this
Act
wliich
reticle
from
responsibility
in
such
cases
.shareholders
nf
limited
liability
companies
but
you
know
and
the
people
know
that
Mr.
Hart
i
a
principal
in
what
is
really
a
firm
in
which
Ihe
records
today
show
he
holds
a
one-third
Interest,
Xor
is
this
all.
At
the
lime
when
Ihe
Inisi
ie-t
dealings
referred
to
took
dace,
Mr.
Hart
wa
a
director,
tif
the
Pacific,
fireat
Kastern
Hailway
and
still
is.
In
referring,
to
the
well
known
contract
between
the
Pacific
Oreat
F-ast-rn
Hailway
and
Mr.
P.
Wleh,
your
Legislative
Committee
ha
Hie
following
lo
say:
'This
contract
was
in
direct
contravention
of
Sections
lift
and
118
of
Ihe
Hailway
Acl
forbidding
director
entering
into
a
contract
ith
their
company,
or
to
hold
office
if
such
a
conl
raci
1m
made."
Are
these
principle
lo
apply
only
to
Mr.
Welch,
and
nol
In
Mr.
Mart
The
situation
willi
regard
to"
your
Finance
Ministpr
was
brought
out
on
Hip
floor
of
the;
Utilise
on
March
5,
1919:
on
February
18,
92,
and
on
November
22,
1922.
Neither
yon
nor
.Mr.
Hart
had
any
comment
to
make.
What
thousands
of
electors
in
B.C.
want
lo
know,
Mr.
Oliver,
Is,
Do
you
maintain
th
hlqh
moral
principles
of
govarnmsnt
which
you
so
strongly
advocaUd
In
1916?,
If
mi.
Why
have
you
not
asksd
the
Hon.
Mr.
John
Hart
for
his
resignation
long
ago?
,
.
Yours
respectfully,
ii.
f.
Mcdonald,
Secretary.
P.S.
The
public
would
appreciate
an
answer
from
jou
giving
your
explanation
of
(real
Betrayal"
which
we
wrote
ynu
about
on
.Inly
20.
fitted
with
brass,
and
remind
one
of
a
circus
horse
on
parade.
The
engine
has
a
doublp
control
arrangement
both
fore
ami
aft
couiMcd
entirely
of
brass
rod
and
handles,
while
two
steering
wheels,
fore
and
aft.
are
also
made
of
solid
brass.
A
bucket
of
brass
polish
goes
with
Ihe
boat!
so
that
there
is
no
excuse
for!
Frank
gelling
any
more
sleep.
i
The
craft
is
covered
wilh
.1
canopy
lop
while
the
front
of
Ihe
boat
is
glassed
in
for
observation
purposes
.
All
that
is
needed
now
is
n
few
fine
day.
so
that
Ihe
new
skipper
can
give
the
million
dollar
boat
a
good
try
out.
II
i
said
the
engine
is
so
eager
lo
start
that
one
has
only
lo
drop
a
small
monkey
wrench
on
the
floor
of
the
boat
and
the
i
flywheel
turns
over
itself.
V,
To
the
Taxpayers
The
Everyone
who
Is
dissatisfied
with
his
taxes
should
get
a
copy
of
"Searchlight
No.
3"
and
learn
the
truth.
All
those
Interested
In
maintaining
British
principles
of
government
In
B.C.
should
read
this
"Searchlight."
A
postcard
will
bring
It
to
you.
II.
(i.
Cunningham
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Cunningham
arrived
in
Ihe
city
last
night
from
Port
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Saturday,
September
1
High
t:t8
a.m.
lfl.7
fl.
17:00
p.m.
18.0
"
Low
10:17
a.m.
7.0
"
23:31
p.m.
tt.9
"
Sunday,
September
2
High
5.39
a.m.
15.0
fl.
17:18
p.m.
17.2
"
Low
1
1
:28
a.m.
8.1
"
Monday,
September
3
igh
rt:4tt
a.m.
11.7
fl.
'
18:10
p.m.
16.7
"
Low
0:33
a.m.
7.1
"
12:21
p.ni,
9.2
"
Tuesday,
September
4
High
8.08
a.m.
!
1.4
fl.
19:56
p.m.
10.5'
Low
.
1:39
a.m.
7.0"
"
13:29
p.m.
9.8
"
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
8AILINQ8
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT.
8.8.
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
PRINCE
GEORGE.
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermediate
Points,.
Monday,
Thursday,
Saturday,
11
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
.
....
.
.
.
,.
...
.
WEDNESDAY,
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p.m.
FOR
STEWART
..
....
.....
..
.
FRIDAY,
10
p.rn.
83.
PRINCE
ALBERT
or
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
Port
Simpson
sn
Stswsrl
Monday,
a
p.m.
Vancuf
,la
Qvatn
Chariot!
hisses
.,
Wts)t
a
p.m.
Saaans
Rlisr.
Psrts
Sunday
sst.
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Lravr
lrlnre
nuprrt
.&
run.
for
WllNCE
CEORCK,
EPM0.'UO.',l,
WIS-MPFO,
ill
points
Easirrn
Csnaila,
I'nltPtt
siairi.
aacNcv
a
u.
ocsan
steamship
lines.
City
Tlcaat
Offlcs,
S2S
Third
A,
Prints
Rupert.
Phsns
2S0.
IHbbW
lJ:!llslef
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Service
Sailings
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S.8.
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8,8.
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Oct.
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8kagway,
8epL
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10,
21
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Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
svsry
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
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for
all
Steamship
Unes.
Pull
Information
from
W.
C.
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General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avnue,
Prince
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VANCOUVER,
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Osssn
Pslla,
sue
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B
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f
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By,
sad
Swsimm
Ray,
Sstsrtfsf
Hm.
Par
ANYOX.
AltOC
ARM,
STCWT,
Wstte
aslssd,
Sunday
a
P.BU
Psr
PORT
SIMPSON
snd
Mass
Rliar
csnneflas,
PrMay
A.M.
tti
tnd
Avenu.
i.
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Asst.
Prloci
Auptri.
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