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UP
FATHER
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of
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in
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or
Black.
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shapes
and
sizes
$7.50
Cannot
lie
healen
anywhere.
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Shoe
Store
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For
The
Family.
Summer
COAL
Great
satisfaction!
Repeal'
orders
being
filled
every
lay
for
Nanaimo-Wellington
Nut
Coal
Quick
Fire!
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Longer!"
Costs
same
as
other
Not
Coals.
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or
564.
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&
McCaflery
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TWO
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arranged
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particulars.
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FIRE
INSURANCE.
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Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Third
Avenue,
f
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
W
c
beg
to
announce
the
,
opening
of
our
new
i
Garage
and?
Service
Station
on
3rd
Ave.
East,
In
the
former
Pacific
Cartage
Stable
and
Warehouse
Buildings.
Competent
mechanics
are
in
charge,
and
you
are
assured
of
prompt
and
courte-',ous
service
and
reasonable
prices.
Tires,
Tubes,
Accessories,
and
a
fill!
line
of
genuine
Ford
I'arts
carried
in
stock.
Phone
fireen
392..
Free
Air.
Phone
Green
392.
Free
Air.
S.
E.
PARKER,
Ltd
ven
if
you
don't
live
in
a
glass
house
and
throw
stones
Your
WINDOW
Or
Wind
Shield
Way
Qel
Broken.
T.
ROSS
MACKAY
Will
Fix
It.
Everything
In
Glass.
that
I
he.
ground
and
hall
were
in
soggy
condition
from
the
heavy
morning
rain.
B.
Smith
scored
a
Pid
goal
in'
the
first
half
from
n
long
shot.
The
ulay
if!
the
sec.
nd
half
was
very
even
but
nn
outstanding
stunts
were
nulled'
irf.
1',,
Sntilh
scored
the
second
Mfnl
just
ho
for.'
the
fi
ll.il
U'llialln
.
nievv.
PRINCE
RUPERT
f
WINS
BASEBALL
Local
Team
Defeated
Anyox
In
Beth
Games
Yesterday
8
to
2
and
'15
to
14.
Prince
Hunert
won
hnlh
lcii-
iball
games
from
Anyox
yeslerday
the
first
in
the
afternoon
by
a
score
of
H
In
and
Hie
second
in
the
evening
by
15
In
1
J.
The
ri
f
I
niiwii.it
..i....a.i
j
in.
i.i.
Uiil-.
IUI'J
"
I'
amid
showers
proved
easy
for'k-pile
in-
ioi-.iis
ant
was
we
I
niaveii
except
for
the
sixth
inning
when
several
hits
hy
the
locals
accompanied
by
Anyox,
errors
allowed
Prince
Hupert
to
tally
five
runs.
Prince
Hupert
made
one
in
Iffe
first
anil
I
lie.
cnre
riii!iinn.l
I
to
nil
until
Ihe
fourth
when
IhaUvon
by
Prince
Hupert
in
the
locals
maile
anollier.
One
more
came
Prince
Hiierl's
way
in
lliellwo
bagger
and
Astoria
a
single
fifth,
and
the
visitors
opened
Hie
'scoring
Wall
and
Fariubnr
res-
-riojr
in
iiiesixin
uiaKing
their
only
two
of
I
he.
game.
This
was
followed
by
Prince
Huperl's
five.
i.ldstnne
pitched
the
full
seven
innings
for
the
home
team
and
acipjillfd
himself
most
creditably
giving
the
fielders
little
lo
do
and
practically
winning
the
game
himself.
'Harry
Astoria
behind
the
bat,
gave
good
light
support
an!
let
Hlfle
nasi
him
while
other
members
nf
the
team
gave
good
service
when
called
upon.
Early
in
the
game.
I.id-
slonc
almost
got
himself
into
u
couple
of
boxes
but
was
success
ful
in
pitching
himself
mil.
In
Ihe
second,
the
Anyox
bailers
filled
the
bases
and
it
looked
like
scoring
but
l.idsloue.
rose
to
the
emergency
ami
pitched
three
slrike-oiils.
Two
Anvox
men
col
Ion
liases
aaain
in
Ihe
third
but.
three
slnke-ouls
again
saved
the
situation.
i,
Lblslone
.made
fifteen
strikeouts
th
the
five
of
Pete
Draud-sen.
the
Ariynr
hurler.
Lblslone
walked'
three
ami
Draudsen,
(wo
while
one
man
was
hit
by
Lid-slone.
,
Score
by,
innings:
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5
ft
7
Anyox
0
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0
0
0
0
Prince
HuperJ
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0
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8
The
Ijne-ups:
Anyox
.
Smfth,
3b.,
D.
Hal-liinlyne,
ss.,
H.
McDougnll,
lb
P.
Draudsen,
p.,
.1.
Sherman,
3b.,
J)
Hewgill,
c,
V.
Moore,
rf
J,
Cheshire,
cf.,
B.
Filzpalrick,
If.
Prince
Hupert
Farnuh.ir,
ss.,
Eassou,
2b.,
II.
Astoria,
c,
V.
Menzies,
3b.,
Wall,
cf.,
It.
Oil-mour,
If.,
W.
Mitchell,
rf
S.
Bazell-Jones.
D.
Lidstone,
p.
P.
I.aporle,
of
Prince
Hupert
and
O.
Aulterson,
of
Anyox,'
were
umpires,
,
Evenln;
Game
The
evening
game
'was
a
slow
nITaii'
in
Ihe
early
stage
and
the
visitors
at
first
had
the
edge,
of
things,
indiiTerenl
pitching
and
loose
fielding
featuring
the
local
play
although
the
visitors
were
performing
little
heller
Ihem-
BORsvrab
Tl..
I
lajtr
hutf
tit
Hinnin
BORDENSTREET
SCHOOL
WINNER
Made
83
Points
In
Track
Meet
Yesterday
as
Again
39
by
Booth
School
i
Hifrdrn..
Street
School
won
83
point
in
(lie
inler-school
track
meci
neni
yesierijay
morning
in
icnnneclioh
with
the
Sons
of
Canada
Dominion
Day
celebration.
Booth
School
made
39
points,
An-nimciatioij,
nine,
and
Seal
Cove,
three
Figures
given
represent
'jlhe
points
actually
miade
by
tlio
representatives
of
the
various
schools.
On
the
basisof
percent-jttge
computed
on
attendance,
Hordeii
Street
easily
earriil
away
the
trophy
of
llie.4lay.
i
'J'he
winders
of
the
various
events
were
as
follows:
i
Hoys
uinler
J
I,
Hruce
Mc-
I.eo.1
iHooth
School;
2,
Hobby
Moxley
-(
Borden
Street"
;
3.
Clouston
.Johnson
(Doolh
School
Cutis
under
9
M.
Fuller
Dooliii.
Margaret
Acland
iBor-1
ilen
,
Muhy
Krikevsky
(Hoiilen
.
I
Hoys
under
8
Danatd
Arney
i.Borden
',
Douglas
Chrislison
''Burden'.,,
Hubert
Toby
(Booth
.
i
(iirls
un,der
Irma
Thorne
(Booth;,
Audrey
Tremayno
i
Bor
den
,
Aleza
D)dd
(Seal
CoveK
-Boys
under
7
Bobby
Orme;
'.Borden
.
j
t
1(
iris
under
7
Vebna
Walters;
(Booth),
Margaret
Fritz
(Borden
,
.Mary
Lawler
(Annunciation.
j
iirls
under
H
Kleanor
Titel
(Bonlenj,
Marie
Mussallem
(Booth;,
Caroline
Candow
(Bor
den.
Boys
under
1
1
Charles
Beau
mont
(Horden,,
Prenio
Vaoher
(Seal
Covei,
V,
Johnstone
Booth).
''(iris
under
13
K.
Bulger
(Borden
,
Marjorie
Muso
(Boilhi,
Verna
Broehu
(Borden
.
Boys
under
13
Eddie
Walters
'Booth
,
Bronson
Hunt
(Bor
den
,
Jack
fiawthome
(Booth).
(iirls
under
15
Lois
Mcltao
(Booth
,
Chrissie
McLeod
l
Booth;,
Kvelyn
Dalby
(Borden
.
Boys
under
15
Henry
Heil-Broner
(Borden
,
F.dward
Byrne
(Annunciation,,
Krnest
McLeod
i
Borden;.
Boys
any
age,
100
yards
Yin-cent
Meagher
(Annunciation1,
Barry
Walker
(Booth),
I),
flur-vich
(Borden).
fiirls
-iny
age,-
100
yards
Laiira
P'rizzell
,
(Borden),
Kdith
Leek
(Borden),
J.
Calderone
Booth..
(ills'
skipping
race
Helen
Sim
(Borden).
Julia
Tliomas
(Booth
.
Three-legged
race,
hovs
.Inlin
Krickson
and
Bert
Cameron'
(Hor
ded.,
Carl
Smith
anrj,
Peter
Chen-
(ii.'ls
relay
rae
Agnes
Ivar-
son
Margaret
Sutherland.
Alice
Jacobsen
and
Katie
Sutherland
Borden
Mary
Long.
M.-iv
Mar
tin,
Julia
Wallers
and
Bessie
Drry
(Bool
In.
Boys'
relay
race,
under
11
Hubert
Irvine,
Fred
Cameron,
Isa
Ivatsuyama
and
Harold
MefVm..
aid
.'Borden.
Boys'
relay
race
anv
ne
Cliff
Cameron.
'
Cecil
Ilaekpr.
Voshi
KaU'tiyntittt
and
I.
McDon-
elil
llordeni.
Field
Events
High
Jump,
boys
under
1
i
liob.-rl
Kelly
(Bordeu)
Frank
Morrison
(Borden).
High
jump.
l.oy
any
ngeClif
Cameron
(Borden',
Jack
Holland
Borden
.
I
Bigh
Jump,
girls
any
ng
.
Leek
and
M.
Lang
(tied
for
first
Place-
Horden
,
ftita
McLean
Signs
of
Good
Health
Dr.
Martel's
Female
Pills
tENTUHy,
SwM
tin
packur.
only.
On
,hJ
J,m",,.
M
Dll".
or
dlrwt
by
null.
KnkUrbuclwflUiiiwdy
Co
71
E.
Front
BU,
Toroota.
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HORN
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pmmmI
falart
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fct
dw
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taootJi
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fraaJem
(rem
mmI
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Mtallk
kaiAnn.
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kk
JX
fci
mtpmietey
f
Ul.
wclunrabp
J
aiaicil
Twmt&tj,
tm
Bna
ohm
jo
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men
Km
Pntm
nnff
from
$6to$4
nJ
Jou
(
ckoic
f
mrnirf
CONVENIENT
TERMS
IF
DESISEO
Messrs.
McRae
Bros.
Walker's
Music
Store.
'
Annunciation
,
Olive
Van
Cou-ten
'Annuciation
.
Broad
jump,
boys
under
It
-Bronson
Hunt
(Borden,
Harold
McDonald
(
Borden
.f
Hop,
step
and
jump,
boys
any
age
D.
(Survirh,
(Borden;,
Vincent
Meaiiher
(Annunciation;.
Edward
Byrne
(Annunciation
.
Tug
of
war
Spiro
Ourvich.
Heginald
Bayne,
Yoshi
Katsu-yama,
II.
Heillironer,
Cliff
Cameron,
Dido
Ourvich,
Cr.
Veireck,
J.
Hollanri
and
Nick
Chenoski
(Bor
den
.
.
Officials
In
Charge
H.J,.
Campbell,
James
Mitchell,
D.
II.-Ilar!nes
and
Miss
S.
A,
Mills
acted
as
starters;
J..
Judge.
S.
E.
Parker
and
(Seorge
D.
Tito
were
judges
of
the
races;
II.
Menzies
and
(I.
K.
Gulick
were
jtiflges
of
the
broad
jumps;
T.
fiovenlock
and
E.
A.
Mann
were
judges
of
the
higli
Jump.s,
and
Hoi
Barnes
was
announcer.
CANADIANS
WIN
DOMINION
CUP
Condition
of
Grounds
Mitigated
Against
Good
Playing
In
Soccer
Final
The
Dominioir
Day
Cup
soccer
filial
between
Ihe
Sons
of
Canada
mid
the
(irottn
football
teams
yeslerilay
afternoon
resulted
in
a
two
goal
victory
for
the
Soiis,
Mm:
score
at
the
end
of
the
game
slnnding
2-0
in
their
favor.
Both
goals
for
lb?
victors
were,
scoml
by
K.
Smith,
ono
in
the
first
half
and
one.
'in
the
second.
The
lenms
lined
up
as
follows:
Sons
of
Canada
Scoli,
-goal;
II.
Menzies
and
W.
Murray,
backs;
(5.
Mitchell,
V.
Menzies
and
J,
Mitchell
half
backs;
II.
Astoria,
W.
Mitchell,
J.
Marks,
E.
Smilli
aipl
Alex
Mitchell,
forwards.
H
rot
to
S.
Hawthorn,
goal;
II.
Hamilton
and
fieo.
Wnugli,
backs;
P.
McO'owan,
A.
Hoy
and
J.
M
Campbell,
half
backs;
Hardy,
Joyce.
F.rskine,
J.
Campbell
and
J.
Andrews,
forward.
(1.
S.
Ilussell
was
referee
and
A.
Clapperton
and
Howe
ran
the
line.
The
game
was
a
very
quiet
one
for
a
cup
final,
a
good
deal
of
miskicking
taking
place
which
was
accounted
for
by
the
fact
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
2
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
AcW.rtl.mnt
T.k.n
for
Lea
ihn
(too
MISCELLANEOUS.
lF.XPF.niE.NCED
MAMCUHLSJ
and
nnampoomg.
Hcsiaenllal
work
a
specially.
Phone
Blue
171.
Mrs.
Coleman.
sehes.
There
was
a
good
deal
of
hilling
and
many
errors
by
both
sides
ami
I
In
fan
veri
nH
ver'
enthusiastic.
,f
the
end
of
Ihe
fourth
Ihe
score
was
8
In
ft
mi
Ihe
visilor'
favor
ami
Hoy
Cil-
inour
m&de
a
hero
of
hiiuself
bv
(bulling
out
a
home
run
which
lied
things
up.
In
their
half
the
Anyox
people
came
through
wilh
rour
more,
(iilmour
again
pulled
Ihe
home
team
Up
ill
Hie
Mb
with.
a
prelty
two
bagger
In
the
With
Iwir
men
on
liases
in
the
seventh,
Vic
Menziet
came
through
wi
lb
a
limely
and
sale
Ihree
bagger
hut
was
pnl
mil
himaeir
al
lie
home
plain
when
trying
In
stretch
fl
into
four
bases.
The.
score
w.is.
how.
ever
lieil
151
nil
Tl.n
m.mi
....
ninth
when
Faruuli.ir
m.nln
n
pccuveiy.
ine
.nyox
team
suc-
eeeded
in
maUmr.onlv
I
T
'
"
T
v
ninlh
inning
was
played
in
semf.
darkness
made
worse
by
a
thick
fog.
Fielding
whs
a
dilllcult
mat
ter
and
with
the
game
lied
up.
nobody
knew
what
was
going
In
happen.
Pitching
Changes
There
were
several
changes
in
Ihe,
local
battery
in
the
evening
game.
Walls
opened
for
Ihe
home
team
hut
was
relieved
by
Lidsloue
in
the
third
who
in
turn
gav'e
up
in
Hie
fiflh
wln
be
found
lie
was
cither
allowing
walks
or
leing
Ml.
lie
hadvgivea
fine
ervict.
in
the
afternoon.
bowevernand
had
done
his
share.
There
was
then
a
re-arrange-
ment.-
Astoria
going
into
the
box
und
Eassou
taking
the
post
lie-
bind
Ihe
hat.
Mattlx
opened
in
the
box
for
Anyox
hut
did
not
last
long
and
l'ele
Draudsen
again
Jook
the
mound
for
Ihe
visitors
from
fourth
on.
Score
by
innings:
I
3
t
5
ft
7
8
9
P.n
02
1
022
3
02
15
Anyox
..
3
2
0
3
110
0
1
II
The
line-ups;
Prince
Hupert
I'anpihar,
cf.
and
ss.,
Easson,
ss.
and
c,
As-loria,
c
and
p.,
Menzies,
3h.,
Myers,
2b
Oilmour,
If.,
Jones,
IbVOIapn.
rf..
Mitchell,
rf..
Wall.
p.,
Lidstone,
p,
0.
p,
Sipilh,
cf.
.nyox
,.
muiiii,
c,
Bal-lanlyne,
3h.,
P.
Draudsen,
ss.
and
p.,
J.
Sherman,
cf..
It.
Mallix,
p.,
IL
Filzpalrick,
ss,
and
p.,
J.
Sherman,
cf.,
H.
Mallix,
p.
B.
Fitzpatrirk,
ss.,
.1.
Cheshire.
If.,
J.
Hewgill,
II...
B.
McDougnll,
2b.,
V.
.Moore,
rf.
Pitchers'
Records
P.
Lnportc
ami
A.
Sloan
were
umpires.
Walks
Mallix
(three
innings)
I;
Walls
(four)
2;
Lidstmm
(IV4)
3,
Draudsen,
(Mix
2;
Astoria
(four
Innings),
2.
(
INI
by
pitcher
Draudsen,
one.
Strikeouts
Mallix,
three;
Walls,
two;
Draudsen,
two;
Astoria,
four.
The
Anyox
team
arrived
from
the
norlli
on
Hie
Awake.
Cap'.
Fowler,
yesterday
morning
and
returned
north
on
Ihe
same
boat.
Ibis
morning.
The
Pacific-Alaska
Show
Co.,
a
travelling
outfij
enrnule
to
Alaska,
operated
a
ferris
wheel
and
idher
concessions
at
Ihe
Acropolis
Hill
grnumU
yesterday
in
connection
with
(he
Sons
of
Canada
D.uninion
Day
celehra-lion.
The
outfit
lefl
for
Ketchikan
this
morning.
WANTED
WANTED
n-Presentatlve
lake
orders
on
rommlsslou
fori
Dairv
Proi
oeln
in
liln.
n..
I
perl
ajnl
District.
Excellent
li,l'c,,r,l."llr
B'slrict,"f
Prlnco
side
Hi.
I..
line
II....
P
i.i.
,
.
Iluperl,
and
.itualo
In
Kagan
ease
give
refer.'Buy.
ki,egale
Inlet.
nn.
know
ene
and
full
particulars
lo
us
Burnt
Island,
lylhg
to
Hi
Box
123
Dally
News
Office.
155
0!.,l,,.,v,l
,,r
''
lehnul.
lake
Notice
that
W.
O.
Mo-
FOR
SALE
Morris,
of
Vancouver.
l.(,:
t.
BAlHiAIN
for
Cah
If
sol,
I
im
mediately.
Lot
(p
au
9f,7
.
rerrnee.
1.
....
News
Olllce."
ROOM
AND
BOARD
I'ALMEIl
HOUSE.
t()ft
Sovrnlh
Avenue
West,
phone
lie.)
I
la.
Furnished
suites.
ROOMS
ST.
ELMO
HOTEL.
Hot
and
cold
water
in
every
room
Steam
healed.
Hale,
ren-mnable.
Phoim
Jreen
Sill.
3fi
Seeond
Avenue
West.
BOARD.
BOA
HI).
The
Inlander.
H30
beoond
Avenue.
Phono
137.
If
TO
HENT.
Furnislieil
nil
Wnldron
Aparlmenis
Phone;;;
Ureeii
130.
155
,s
-
.
i
ss
rent.::
STEAM
Heated
Flat
for
Besner
apartments.
M.
M.
Stephens.
FOH
HENT
Housekeeping
rooms
I0
Sixth
Avenue
East.
Phone
BIuo
217.
It
MODEHN
four
room
flat
fOP
rent.
Wcstenhaver
Bros.
tf
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone.
(Call
Ocorgfl
or
Oust)
,
Ross
Brothers.
Five-pasiienger
.Tourimr
Car
Prompt
Day
and
Night
Kervie.
Stand:
Boston
Grill
Third
Avenue
AUCTION
KALZS.
Conducted
in
your
home
or
our
rooms,
Goods
also
sold
on
commission.
H.
H.
HEMMINOS,
Auctioneer,
Third
Avenue
(Dei.ny
Allen's
Old
Store)
Phone
Black
138
and
Green
471.
CHIROPRACTOR
R.
D.
TASSIE,
D.C.
Chiropractor
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Hupert,
B.C.
Hours:
to
to
12:
2
to
i:
7
to
8.
Phone
Blue
025.
Hesldence,
Oreen
130.
HOLIDAY
RESORTS
MASSETT.
QUEEN'S
HOTEL
The
Ideal
Holiday
Resort.
For
terms
apply
proprietress;
Mrs,
J.
0.
S,
Dunn.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
LAND
DI8-
l
nICT.
Application
to
Lease
Foreshore
Lapds.
In
Oueen
Clmrlnlln
I.
on.
I
111.
trict,
Recording
District
of
Prince
Hupert,
and
situate
al
the
mouth
of
SJateehuck
Creek,
Kagan
Bay,()iSk,degate
Inlet,
Oraham
Take
Notice
that
W.
O.
Mc
?,'Kr,"
"f
Vancouver.
B.C.
occupation
in
nop.
Intends
to
aptdv
or
permission
In
lease
thi
following
described
foreshore
lauds:
.
iiii-u
west
nanK
r
i
'
J
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rc"k.
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l.SOO
V
H0Hheasl
rnr.
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mini
i
nf
I
.i
i.
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c
ia
ns
sou
ien.st.erly;
I
hence
40
chains
nortlieaslerly;
thence
10
cha
ns
northwesterly;
thenco
fol.
lowing
high
water
mark
to
point
!
,fc!"nmncemcnl.
and
contain.
,n.,f,An.n(;p,'
'""re
or
less.
VVV1'
rv;1
"'"hoe
Mc.Moimifl.
Dated
May
20,
1023.
f
lr
n1QU"N
'VniOT
LAND
D,S"
Application
to
Purchase
Land.
111
Oueen
Clmrlnlln
I
m..i
,
ciipauon
miner,
intends
to
Ripply
for
permission
to
purchase
ihe
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itcscribeil
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land:
lanus:
Crn
t.otn
Ul-
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111
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III
l.lll
northennlerly
comer
of
Hi
4
Miami,
thence
following
e
line
of
said
island
lo
point
of
commencement,
containing
flwenly.
acres
more
or
Ic
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