THI
DAILT
NlWfi
Monday.
July
tn
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMariiu
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
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how
them
into
the
me
our
LADIES!
Jfew
shipment
of
Ladies'
High
Shoes
in
Mack
and
Drown
Kid,
Cuban
Heels,
Special
price
for
two
weeks:
Black
Brown
$8.00
$8.50
Excellent
Value
WHITE
CANVAS
RUBBER
SOLED
OXFORDS
for
camping
or
general
wear.
Special
price.
Growing
girls'
or
women's
sires,
$1.95
Mall
Orders
Prepaid.
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
Shoes
For
The
Family
PICNIC
WAS
BIG
SUCCESS
Three
Hundred
Persons
Spent
Yesterday
at
Dlgby
Island
With
Pioneers
Yesterday
will
go
down
in
Ihe
nnnals
or
the
city's
history
as
the
day
on
which
the.
Old
Timers
f
Ihe
district
held
a
most
suc--
sf
ill
re-uninn,
t
lie
occasion
1k-ing
the
annual
picnic
at
Digby
Inland,
.held
under
Ihe
auspices
of
the
Pioneer
Association.
The
weather
was
ideal
and,
from
10.30
in
the
morning
until
2.30
in
the
afternoon,
the
Pachena,
Launch
23,
Ilosina
H..
and
an
auxiliary
Heel
of
smaller
pleasure
craft
transported
some
300
happy'
pic
nickers
across
to
the
island.
An
abundance
of
good
things
to
eat
was
provided
and
there
was
a
splendid
variety
program
of
sport
to
suit
hoth
young
and
old.
John
Dyhhavn,
president
of
tfie
association,
in
a
short
'speech
suitable
to
the
occasion,
mentioned
that
he.
considered
certain
records
of
the
happenings
and
growth
of
the
city
should
he
kept
hy
the
association
which
would
undoubtedly
he
of
great
tnlerest
to
succeeding
generations.
Fred
Stork
Speaks
Fred
Stork
M.P.,
In
a
brief
speech,
remarked
how
the
pioneers
of
the
city
could
recall
things
as
they
were
in
the
early
davs
ahd
could
compare
with
pride
the
city
of
Prince
riupcrt
of
today.
Although
Ihe
city
had
been
through
its
ups
and
downs
every
other
place
of
any
proportions
had
gone
through
the
same
phase
of
things.
He
had
been
all
over
the
country
and
from
his
personal
observations
lie
was
convinced
that,
we
were
as
well,
if
not
heller,
off
here
as
any
where.
He
concurred
with
the
re.
mark
(of
Mr.
Dyhhavn
ind
thought
that
the
association
should
appoint
a
scribe,
or
some
suitable
person,
to
gather
fill
matters
of
-
historical
'interest
which
would
he
of
great
service
In
Hie
future.
Mayor
Ne'wton
spoke
of
the
beautiful
climate
of
the
north
which
was
not
excelled
In
any
other
part
of
the
world.
He
men
tioned
that
he
had
recently
re
ceived
a
letter
from
Krnest
A.
Woods,
former
city
rlerk,
who
was
now
in
Portland,
Oregon,
in
which
he
slated
thai
It
had
hern
raining
there
since
last.
May.
Speaking
of
the
suggestion
as
to
the
trathering
of
data,
elc.
on
happenings
of
public
interest,
In
3
which
lie
fully
concurred,
lie
1
thought
it
would
not
be
amiss
at
the
present
time
to
erect
several
totem
poles
in
conspicuous
points
5,n
Ihe
city.
These
would
he
of
particular
Interest
to
tourists
nnd
would
at
the
sarnie
time
tend
In
preserve
ail
art
which
was
slowly
vanishing.
1
Sports
and
Gaines
The
afternoon
was
interspersed
with
spo'rls
and
games
of
every
riecriplion
In
which
everybody
participated.
Refreshments
were
contributed
hy
Olicr
Hesner
ami
salmon
by
Ihe
lloyal
.Fish
Company
cured
hy
W.
Shrubsall.
Coffee
and
tea
wns
furnished
on
the
ground.
The
committee
responsible
for
the
splendid
time
were
as
rtefreshntenls
A,
J.
ftallanil,
W.
Shmbsull
and
Jim
Bacon.
Sporls
John
Dyhhavn,
Algy
Hunter,
Doc.
Clapperton
.and
A.
A.
M
ah
'
e-l
4
4
Clapperlon.
Ata5
AN'OPCIS
THE.
,
j
w
Transportation
Harry
get
I,
secretary.
Advertising
and
printing
J.
Raymond.
.
'
Dag-
The
launches
returned
from
0.
p.m.
on
and
at
10
o'clock
every
body
was
safely
home,
voting
the!
(day
as
one
of
the
most
successful!
ever
spent
in
Ihe
north.
'
PRINCESS
BEATRICE
DISCHARGED
FISH
AT
NEW
OCEAN
DOCK
The
CP.R.
steamer
Princess
Beatrice.
Capt.
T.
Cliff,
arrived,'
in
port
from
Vancouver
at
7.30
Saturday
evening.
While
here
she
unloaded
at.
the
ocean
dock
a
carload
of
mild
cured
salmon
for
astern
shipment
over
the
Cana
dian
National
lines
from
Balmor
al
Cannery.
In
addition
she
unloaded
a
cargo
of
box
shook
for
the
Atlin
Fisheries.
This
will
he
the
steamer's
las!
trip
north
for
Ihe
next
fortnight.
Owing
to
the
rush
of
tourist
busi
ness
In
the
south
the
Beatrice
will
be
transferred
to
the
Comox
run
to
relieve
the
Charmer
and
the
steamer
Tees
will
operate
In
the
meantime
as
far
north
as
Swan
son
Bay,
It
PRINCE
GEORGE
A.
K.
Richards,
supervisor
of
illustration
stations
for
Ihe
feder
MILK
IN
CANDY
Iff
We
know
a
candy
.
manufacturer
who
prefers
Pacific
Milk
To
freh
crfam,
.because,
he
says,
it
gfves'
a
rich
flavor
Jo
:
his
chocolates.
And
they
sayj
fresh
for
a
longer
time."
Many
rooks
write
us
that
Pacific
1
keeps
loiter
lhan
fresh
ntjlk
In
the
summer.
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
Head
Office,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
Factories
at
Ladnerand
Ap-botsford,
B.
0.
ed
to
act
so
there
was
no
chairman.
Capt.
H.
M.
Sealon
delivered
a
lecture
to
Ihe
local
flreat
War
Veterans'
Association
lal
week.
Pile
cily
council
has
refused
lo
H.
Oray
of
New
Westminster
!P,,h,-'f'
Deykln
V
Hisfmp
for
who
has
been
visiting
in
the
city
pertain
statements
made
at
a
with
his
dauBhler.
Mrs.
J.
L.
Lee.'
meeliifg
in
regard
to
local
dair-
took
passage
on
the.
boat
'for
the.
HOlltll.
The
Bentric
leftporl
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
trip
lo
Van
couver.
.
ies.
'('be
company
had
threatened
legal
action
for
damages.
.Mrs.
It.
A.
Henwick
and
her
daughters
have
arrived
from
Vic
toria
to
spend
the
summer
here.;
al
government,
is
making
ar-'a'hfMNses
Davy
and
Milhurn,
as
ranjjements
for
the
establishment
of
an
illustration
station
on
th;
farm
of
.1.
S.
Johnson,
about
fourleen
miles
from
the
city.
Arthur
Hello-is
out
on
l,000
hail
awaiting
trial
on
charges
of
assault
laid
by
Mike
Vinky
and
Nick
Argus.
The
visit
of
flen.
A.
D.
Mc-Rae,
leader
of
the
Progressives,
lo
this
city
was
featured
by
a
split
with
his
local
orVanizer,
G.
P.
Deykin,
who
refused
to
lake
the
chair
at
his
meeting
on
ac-
The
local
hospital
which
has
been
short
handed
for
some
lime
is
now
properly
slHlTed
again
with
Miss
C.
Stage
as
matron
nurses.
.
The
Women's
Missionary
Society
of
Ihe
Presbyterian
Church
is
opening
a
girls'
lionic
h're
in
September.
Miss
Kslher
.I.Mcllraith
of
Lanark.
Ontario.
will1e
in
charge.
SMITHERS
The
Carr
apartments
on
Alfred
Street,
West,
have
been
leased
by
O.
W.
James.
The
lessee
will
conduct
a
modern
count
of
his
disappointment
over
noming
house
and
Is
reioodell-
llie
generals
altitude
on
Ihe'ing
and
re-iiecoraimg
me
enure
railway
Issue.
No
one
else
offer-
'MrnHure.
Being
Interested
in
To
Women
Who
Do
Their
Own
Wcrk:
Suppose
you
could
save
six
minutes
every
day
in
washing
pots
and
pans
two
minutes
after
every
meaL
In
a
month,
this
would
amount
to
a
saving
of
three
hours
of
this
disagreeable
but
necessary
work.
This
saving
can
be
made
by
using
SMI
enameled
kitchen
utensils,
as
their
smooth
sanitary
surface
will
hot
absorb
dirt
or
create.
No
serspinf,
scoaiinr
er
polishing
is
needed
when
70a
ate
Diamond
or
Pearl
Ware.
Soap,
water
and
a
dish
towel
la
all
70a
need.
Ask
for
SMPWARE
"A
Face
et
Forcttain
mnJ
m
Htart
of
Stfl"
Three
finishes:
Petri
Wsre,
two
coats
of
pearly
trey
enamel
inside
and
out.
Diamond
Ware,
three
coats,
iifht
blue
and
white
outside,
white
lininf.
Crystal
Ware,
three
coats,
pure
white
Inside
and
out,
with
Royal
Blue
enging.
i$HtT
Metal
pRobuCTxoZ.S!rt
"
VIDMONTON
VANCOUVER
-
CSluAKT.
yft
Evert
til
fareware
Store
Local
Agent
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.,
Third
Ave.
the
milling
game,
Mr.
James,
will
act
as
agent
for
certain
Seattle
interests,
and
is
installing
a
mining
ofllce
in
connect
inn
with
his
latest
venture.
The
flood
Kaft
Cafe
is
heinz
reopened
under
Ihe
management
of
J.
Williams
and
'Doug"
Macintosh.,
Sport
Chat
I
-The
(iilliuly
Cup
football
game
between
Ilie
Sons
of
Kngland
and
(irolln.
postponed
from
last
Thursday,
will
not
he
played
until
the
end
of
Ihe
schedule,
the
league
executive
announce.
In
I
lie
meantime,
Stuart
Shield
and
(iilliuly
Coo
if
nines
will
he
play,
ed
as
se
down,
in
Ihe
timetable
issued.
There
will
he
two
games
lhl
week.
On
Tuesday
evening,
the
Sons
of
Canada
and
the
Son
of
Kneland
will
meol
in
the
Stuart
Shield
compel
il
ion
and
011
Friday
evening
the
(Irollo
ami
Sons
of
Canada
are
scheduled
for
a
Oilhuly
Cup
game.
'Throuah
winning
lasl.
Friday
night's
vumc,
the
Sims
of
Canada
have
jumped
lo
the
lead
in
Ihe
Senior
fHaeball
League
slanding,
'They
now
have
four
victories
and
one,
loss
to
-their
credit
while
'
Hie
vOil's
have
three
wins
ani
two
losses.
The
learns
will
meet
again,
on
Thursday
eveniti?
or
this
week.',
i
Sport
events'
for
Ihe
week:
Monday
(tonight)
Intermediate
Baseball,
While
Sox
vs.
Colts.
Tuesday
Stuart
Sheihl,
Sons
of
Canada
vs.'
Sons
of
Kngland.
Wednesday
Trap
shooting
at
Park
Avenue.
'
Thursday
Senior
baseball.
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Oil's.
Boy
Scouts'
water
sports
at
Salt
Lake.
j.'ri.lay
flilbnly
Cup
football.
(irolln
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
MALCOLM
LAMB
WON
RIFLE
SHOOT
SPOON
W.
Brass
and
W.
M.
Brown
Were
Highest
Scores
But
They
Were
Handicapped
Malcolm
Lamb,
with
a
score
of
HI,
won
the
regimental
spoon
at
the
rifle
shoot
on
the
MrNicholl
Creek
fiinger
yesterday.
W.
Hrass
and
W.
M.
Brown
had
higher
scores
hut
each
were
nanai.
capped.
'The
scores!
200
500
COO.Ttl
,
Brass
..
..
20
M.
Brown
..
28
M.
M.
Lamb
..
28
ill.
W.
Cameron
22
jR.
Wilson
..
..
28
1).
Corker
..
..
22
W.
J.
Oreer
..
22
J.
F.
Rilchie
,.
21
3I
29
30
30
22
19
25
19
2181
2683
2381
217
19
f.9
2061
1161
2060
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Monday,
July
16.
High
2:27
a.m.
20,9
ft
IJ:20
p.m.
19.1
"
Low
0:02
u.tn.
1.8
"
21
:13
p.m.
6.0
"
Tuesday,
July
17.
High
3:09
a.m.
20.3
ft
1
5:59
p.m.
1
9.2
"
Low
9:I2
a.m.
2.2
"
21:57
p.m.
5.9
"
Wednesday,
July
11.
High
3:50
a.m.
19.1
ft
16513
p.m.
19.0
"
Low
10:25
a.m.
2.9
"
22:17
p.m.
5.9
M
Thursday,
July
19.
High
i:t9
a.m.
I8.I
ft
1
7:3
1
p.m.
1
8.9
"
Low
ll:ll
a.m.
3.9
"
23:15
p.m.
6.0
"
Friday,
July
20.
High
5:50
a.m:
17.1
"
1:32
p.Tii.
18
8
"
Low
12:01
p.m.
5.0
"
IU1
T
IMT
L
riATVMC
SfSVICC.
lion
In
private
home,
following
up
maternity
cae
preferred,
for
short
perimt.
Phone
Itlue
2H0.
1
07
WA.VTFD.
(Too.1
Mal.'wonmn.
full
or
half
lime.
Apply
lient's.
Third
Avenue.
I
?
t
FOR
SALE
FOIt
SAI.i:.
tr
fiHil
hull
"Mores-
by-"
In
good
roiidilioii.
Very
cheap.
Also
22
ft.
open
runabout
(
h.p.
Itegal.
In
first
class
c(ndilioii.
Apply
Suga,
Cow
Bay.
IC.y
OR
S.M.K.
Furniture
including
oak
dining
room
suite,
water
power
washing
machine,
carpels,
etc.
All
in
excellent
Tondilion.
Phone
-Red
373.
OR
SALK.
Large
wicker
baby
carriage,
almost
hew.
Reason
able.
Apply
256
Ninth
Avenue
Fast.
Phone
Red
i'H5.
,
.160
HARfiALV
for
Cash
U
sold
Im
mediately,
Lot
It,
mop
9f7,
'Terrace.
Apply
Box
1
22.
Daily
News
Office.
OR
SAI.K.
-lone
and
Illne
!J7.
s
Piano.
KxreRenl
coildilioii.
Phone
FOR
RENT
TO
RKNT
Furnished
rooms.
wilh
hot
and
cold
water,
hy
day
or
week.
Moderate
rales.
Norfolk
Rooms,
Phone
lllark
329.
tf
STEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent.
Besner
apartments.
M.
M.
Stephens.
FOR
RKNT
Housekeeping
rooms
110
Sixth
Avenue
East.
Phone
Blue
217.
tf
MODKRN
four
room
flat
for
rent.
Westenhaver
Bros,
tf
FOR
RKNT.
Four
roomed
mod
ern
house.
810
.Summit
Ave.
TO
RRNT.-
'lwo
riHiined
flal
In
Wallace
Block.
Apply
store
AUCTION
SALE.
AUCTION
HALF
at
Steele
Hloek
'Hiird
Avenue,
on
'Thursday,
July
19,
at
2.30
p.m.;
consist
Ing
of
oak
dining
room
suite,
desk
and
table;
wicker
chairs;
davenport,
arpet,
sewing
machine,
range,
heater,
brass
bed,
hedroom
furniture.
He.
Philpotl,
F.vlll
A
Oo
Auction,
eers.
168
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY.
DO
You
Want
an
assured
In
come?
Is
success
your
nim?
Are
you
arnbllioiis?
We
in-vile
immediate
correspondence
from
honest,
s
might
forward
dependable
men
who
wish
lo
build
a
permanently
profitable
business
of
their
own.
Capital
or
selling
experience
not
necessary.
We
tench
you
how
We
are
manufacturers
of
women's
clothing
and
sell
direct
to
consumer
HirouKh
local
representatives,
'Hie
National
"Slore-nl-your-door'
selling
outfit
is
a
Ladies
Ready-lo-Wear
store
In
a
neat
sample
case.
Fxperiencei
salesmen
will
also
welcome
011
line
because
II
affords
unliinlK
ed
possibilities.
Fall
and
win
ler
line
ready
July
15.
Wrlle
today
tell
us;about
yourself
uie
territory
you
wish
10
cover.
and
be
the
first
lo
get
exrlus
ie
selling
rights,
"it's
a
sign
of
distinction
to
be
a
Na
llonal
Representative."
Apply
sales,
manager,
National
Mall
Order
House;
Unity
Building
Montreal.
Hi-
L.
2L
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
2
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
AcWrtlament
Titkan
for
L
than
nOc
WANTED
I
SITUATIONS
WANTED
!
.
"
'
I
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
I
fliun
m.
RFI.LVHI.F.
WOMAN
desires
pos-;
THIRD
Clas
Fugitive
seeks
1
TftlCT.
position.
Apply
Box
l.'7.(
Application
to
Purchate
Unl
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News
OftVe
IGH
'.""'"
BOARD,
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
ROOM
AND
BOARD
PALM
Fit
IIOU.sk..
IOC
Seventh
Avenue
West.
Phone
lied
9,
Furniahed
suites.
ROOMS
T.
KI.MO
1IOTHL.
Ho
and
cold
water
In
every
room.
.
Steam
heated.
Rates
reasonable.
Phone
flreen
510.
836
Hecnml
Avenue
West.
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXPF.RIF.NCF.D
MANICURIST
and
Shampooing.
Residential
work
'
nii
i,
nri-iiruiiiK
lU-M"
'
a
specially,
phono
Blue
ni.lTloTi?
.Mrs.
coieman.
TAXI
Tail
87
Phone.
.
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M
An.n.
n.-.i
I
S.I.
Ross
Brothers.
i-.
mrmm
siwuf
Five-pas5U:ier
Touring
Car
II'
25!!
"
Promjd
Day
and
Nlifht
Serviee.
"
iirn"t
Stand:
Boston
Prill
Third
A.enuels.s.
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:
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AUCTION
SALCS.
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v!v.'.
1
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Mar
Conduced
,n
your
home
or
al'.Ii
tSZZ,,
i
ur
ruijios.
iioous
aino
mulil
on
oinmiision.
H.
H.
HEMintriCS,
Auctloatar,'
Third
Avenue
(Dei.ny
Allen's
Old
Store)
Phone
black
136
and
Oreen
471.
CHIROPRACTOR
R.
D.
TASSIE,
D.C.
Chiropractor
3rd
Avenue.
Pnn.e
Iliinerl
lie.
Hours:
lo
o
2:
t,.
7
u
Phone
Illue
f,25.
Residence,
fireen
3(,.
HOLIDAY
RESORTS
h"
AS
SETT.
QUEEN'S
HOTEL
The
Ideal
Holiday
Resort.
For
terms
annlv
nronrlelress;
Mrs.
J.
C.
8.
Dunn.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East-
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays,
closes
al
5.30
p.m.
From
the
East-
Mondays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays.
4:30
p.m.
From
Vancouver
8tinday
Mondays
Wednesdays
s
Fridays
Fridays
C.P.R.
July
2,
6,
13,
16,20
and
23.
To
Vancouver-
To
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
We.Jncsdays
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
Thursdays
,..P.
M.
.3
P.M.
3
P.M.
...
A.M.
.3
P.M.
Mondays
jo
P.M.
Tuesdays.
Mall
closes
nt
1
P.M.
Thursdays
jq
p.m.
0
P.M.
..8
p.m.
To
Stewart
and
Premier
Fridays
g
j,jM
From
Stewart
and
Premier
Li
a
I
.
naiuruays
h
p
jj.
To
Alaska
Points-July
2,
6,
13,
10,
20
and
23.
From
Alaska
Points
July
7,
11,
18,
21,
25
and
28.
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
-Inly
II
and
25
5.30
P.M.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Points
July
9
and
23.
A.M.
miperi
nnd
situate
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p'.
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described
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meiielng
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a
post
til
u
northeasterly
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thenc
follow
g
line
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said
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f.
commencement,
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flwenty'r
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more
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any
fir
fi
not
h
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I
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latei
the
fail,
day
of
34a
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the
aaltt
land,
havlnt
1
tiif-rrt,
II
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my
intention
to
imir.
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or
one
month,
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publleatkn
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ma.U
thereto
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l
and
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t
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nf
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at
the
north
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or
klltiimralliim
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5
oil
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ni.r'
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fanner,
mienrt
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v
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haluruays
to
p.M
O.P.R.
July
7,
II,
18,
21,
25
and
28.
i-muro
i
rnalix
weat
iif
the
ri
mrner
or
Lul
HIS.
nana
t,
i:
a
iriri:
I
hence
aotilli
to
rhaina;
I
hi
He,
to
Ihe
eaat
hank
or
Cedar
niver
I!"
north
fniinwiiir
river
lo
aotiih
line
'
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to
point
nr
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mrnt,
iM
ri.niainlnr
to
arrr,
m
eat4
osr.An
'oi.AJinr.n-MlH::it.
Paled
May
ttth,
lfl,
LAPIO
ACT.
Nolle
af
Intintlen
to
Apply
to
fart
Lasd.
In
Pkcena
l.ant
nuirkt.
r.ecirdiof
1i'
Irlrl
or
Prlhre
luirrl
H.c
.
ami
at
tlwi
in.
rill
etui
ut
kllauisilallum
i'.
Tike,
.lotlee.
that
I.
Alfred
noiot.
B.C.,
lartner,
Intend
l'
for
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to
pnn
lme
the
ffl"
,.
nearrihed
limit;
Csmnenrlna
al
p.,"
I'Uiiie.)
at
north!
rorner
tit
l.nt
;
Ihenre
writ
lu
rliainat
theme
smith
U
"
to
rhaina
to
KIKRinaalliirn
Lake
t'
follewini
ihe
like
mmlheaiterly
"1
aoiithneM
rorner
of
l
ot
It
Id
north
40
rhaina
to
p)nt
of
cn"''"'.
nient,
aid
rontaminc
about
(
rrr"
more
i,r
leu,
At-mrn
roi,
fer
I.
II,
Vll",f
titled
May
tOlh,