a.
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TWO
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Tea
Xvmry
laf
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r
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GREEN
TEA
Rupert'a
Claims
Ara
AoVnowladgad.
,
Tlie
Vuneoliver
lantic
ports..
This
observation
leads
tin1
Times-lo
observe
that
The
Ilaily
Province
i
m
i
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r
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M44
li
sealed
in
air-tight
aluminum.
300
Cups
to
th
Pound.
-
Try
It.
The
Daily
News
FRINGE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Paily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
,P,
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
tUMCRirriON
RATES:
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month.
...
.$1.00
By
mail
to,
all
parts
of
the
British
Empire
and
the
United
States.
:'-
in
advance,
per
year....
.
...............
.Ifl.on
to
all
other
countries,
in
advance
per
year.
............
,$7.50
TELEPHONE
M
'
1
Mambr
of
Audit
tureau
of
Circulation.
DAILY
EDITION
ottw
Tuesday,
Oelober
2,
1&23.
Province
of
recent
dale
acknowledge
Prince
Hu'perrs
claim
to
a
groin
elevator
as
follows:
fact
that
harbor
development
nt
Victoria
and
Prince
Hupert
shoiibbroiieerii
both
Vancouver
nnd
the
country
as
n
Vliol?
more
ml
im'ltlv
than
the
suggestion
nf
creating
business
across
Ihe
"'
line."
TIpTbiily
Province
never
ignores
that
important
truth.
Hut
it
does
notseenv
to
have
anything
to
do
with
the.
disposition
of
IhB.grajji
to
be
shipped
this
year,
-since
jt
is
not
possible
to
eipiip
the
harbors
of
Victoria
and
Prince
Rupert
to
handle
the
crop
of
this
season.
When
it
comes
to
the
question
of
future
grain
traffic,
we
have
only
lo
say
that
not.
JiJo-ishel
of
Canadian
grain
sliould
be
shipped
from
a
foreign
Pacific
port.
British
Columbia
porls
sliould
.after
Ibis
year
have
facilities
to
hnudle
the
whole
of
Jt.
Vancouver
will
try
to
do
its
part,
but
Victoria,
Prince
Rjiperl
iid
'e,vy
Weslminsterjiave
our
best
wishe
:f
they
claim
!a.shnre;
in,
this
business.
S
Furthermore,
there
is'
yet
no
pvidence
that
the
good
offices
of
Seattle
or
Taconia
ir
Portland
will
be
required
even
ibis
year.
Was
It
Vancouver
Or
Newspapers?
C
J
The
Victoria
Colonist
eomnicjiiiug
on
the
strange
action
of
I
Up
Vancouver
newspapers
in"
si'ig'gesfiiig
grain
sliipiiots
from
'Ajiieriean
ports
says:
'
5;
The
fact
has
already
been
pointed
out,
we
believe,
that
tln'ypeople
of
Vancouver
ai-fr
peculiar;
They'are
peculiar,
and
sonvetimas
not
too
particular,"
in
their
"-.view
respecting
the
properly
of
their
neighbors.
Tlie.y
wilPseize
iipoii
anything
that
has
nob
been
exactly
lost
and
appropriate
it
to
their
own
iises.
"if
they
are
permitted
to
gel
away
with
it.'
N'nlhing
is
lo
small
or
Iimi
'great
1o
eeap
their
nojjce
.and
for
them
to
pick
if
lUVy
cnu.
if
Ihey
cannot
get
nv.ilry
dock
the;yvill
look
around
fjir;
sotnelhing
else.
y
...
'1
But
the
people
of
Vancouver,
have
giveii
'
a
jle'nioiislralion
ofj.a
new
quality
Ave
did
not
(hoik,
Ihey
possessed,
..'l'Jiev
actually
prsipose
now
to
give
away
sonu'tliing.
They
fo'isee
the
possi-hilil.v.of
more
wheat
coming
In
:them
from
tiie
ii'ii$es
than
Ihey
tfiui
handle',
and
Ihey
ningiiaiiinumsly
pnipose
lii
;g.ve
some
of
Uiftir
neighbors
an
opportunity
of
handling
it.
Rut
'the
peculiar
IUQIM
,.
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Till.
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Canadian
city
on
the
PiinfiV'Coast.
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nt
all.
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wiiiiiu
rainer
see
neaiue
.'ion
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1
Il..:l
,
,ni1oe
inspecting
ineir
auiliuKi.
towards-
Hie
Iransporlalioii
of
wjjeiit.
The
slilements
inay
jie
inerely
the-
sale,menls
of
Van-
i.r
i
ver
iiKwsoiiiiiirs.
simic
in
wiiiiin
iiph
tuimi
nv
u
........i;..
:..
'their
-'.view.-.
Vye'
ndmire
the
people
or
Vancouver
fir
their
zeal
lino
idlligifnce
in
business,
for
the
exceeding
nimblehess
thev
di'tplay
in
pursuit
of
Ihe.
Almighty
dollar
and
other
things,
bu'l
we-
cannot
believT
than
auv
consiilemld.'
muuiioi.
ir
u,-.'
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IIIH
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'OWNERS
MUST
MY
COST,
Estimates
Vary
at
Submitted
Aldermen
but
no
Definite
Information
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Piinc
Rupert
October
2,
1M3.
by
Another,
step
towards
the
elimination
of
plunk
road
in.
"tlie
oily
by
replacing
them
with
stir-
faeeii
ground
road
was
taken
hy
I
he
pity"
council
last
night
when
nn
initial
he
bylaw
f'r
I
he
con
tour
trailing
to
a
width
of
la
fet
of
Fifth
Avenue
Kaxt
between
Moltride
Street
anil
the
intci-scc-lion
of
Fourth
Aenue
at
liny
Cove
Circle
was
given
its
first
readings.
The
bylaw
also
provides
for
a
I
foot
8
inch
board
walk
on
the
north
side
of
the
proposed
grading.
The
bylaw
was
introduced
liy
Aid.
O.
II.
Munro,
chairman
of
the
board
of
works,
.The
work
will
be
done
on
the
local
improvement
plan
and
the
concensus
of-
the
council's
opinion
was
that
it
should
ihe
paid
for
entirely
by
the
pro
perties
affected
altlinugb
Aid.
Munro
expressed
favor
for
a
division
of
Ihe
cost,
the
city
as
a
whole,
to
pay
35
per
cent.
This
.
"
This
journal
some
days
ago
made
the.
rather
obvious
remark,
was
strenuously
opposed
by
Aid.
that
If
the
port
at
Vancouver
hoiil(i
be
unable
to
take
care
of
all
(Collarl
who
said
it
would
be,
un-the
Wheat
offered
for
shipment
this
year
the
remainder
might
ifnir
to
Section
One
in
view
of
the
as
well
go
to
United
Stales
Pacific
ports
as
to
United
Slates
At
fact
that
it
had
paid
the
entire
3steemed
Victoria
cost
of
its
street
surfacing
pro-
seems
lo
ignore'
the
'gram.
The
present
plan
for
lb
Fiftli
Avenue
work
is
to'
have
n
mat
tress
of
liipher
covereit
with
crushed.
ro'k
and
surfacing
ma
terial,
the
grade
to
follow
the
contour
of
the
ground.
Varying
estimates
as
to
the
cost
were
submitted
hy
different
njderinen.
Aid.
Monro
said
it
would
cost
75
a
ltd.
Aid.
islpphens
Aid.
Mackenzie.
sTiO.
nnd
Aid.
Perry.
There
seemed
to
be
a
lack
of
definite
information
on
this
point
which
will
be
gone
into
more
thoroughly
as
(he
liylavv
passes
through
its
later
stages.
The
construction
bylaw
for
the
work
as
well
as
one
providing
for
the
corporation
bearing
a
share
of
the
cost
were'laid
over.
'flic
mayor
and
aldermen
this
afternoon
at
o
o'clock
will
inspect
the
scene
nf
the
proposed
work.
f
)
I
great
deal
of
credit
is
due
C.
W.
Peck,
manager
of
Peck
Moore
Co.,
and
.M.
.I.
Iloliin,
manager
of
Die
Continental
I'rust
Co.,
for
their
etTorts
in
en
deavoring
to
secure
lower
In
surance
rales
for
Prince
Hupert.
These
eiTorlH
are
In
bear
fruit,
il
is
indicated,
for
F.
K-eley,
of
the
B.C.
Underwrilers'
Asocia
lion,
has
nrriveed
in
the
city
In
make
a
thorough
invest
igal
ion
of
the
situation.
Customs
.collections
for
Rep
lember
jolal
.'a,TtTt.H9
as
com
pared
witli
II,I0I."7
in
the
same
mouth
lasl
year.,
.vtcCalTery
A
millions
have
let
toe
conlrael
for
the
erection
of
a
50
fool
slore
biiibling
on
Second
Avenue
at,
Fourth
Street
to
Currle
A
(ireer.
The
work
will
slarl
at
once
and
the
build
lug
Is
to
be
finished
hv
Decern
her
1.
DOMINION
OJ
CANADA
LOAN
1923
HE
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
at
all
its
Branches
will
accept
subscriptions
for
the
new
Dominion
Government
Bonds,
or
effect
the
exchange
of
Victory
Loan
.Bonds
due.
1st
November,
1923,
into
bonds
of
the
titw
fssue.
Full
particulars
will
be
gladly
furniihed
at
any
branch
r;,';
"l
.
of
(he
;
,
.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
TH.1
iMkil
AKWD
Tiifdoy,
October
fi,
1053.
DEATH
KNELL
CHEAPER
POWER
PLANK
ROADS
FOR
SHIPYARD
Grading
System
Following
Con-.Rate
Reduced
by
Council
From
tour
of
Ground
U
Planned
Under
Bylaw
4c
Maximum
per
Kilowatt
Hour
to
3c
Flat
Afler
a
lengthy
discussion
on
the
matter,
the
city
council
Inst
night
accepted
a
report
from
the
utilities
committee
granting
a
'c
per
kilovvall
hour
flat
rale
to
the
Canadian
National
dry
dock
for
power
supply
for
the
balance
of
the
year
in
place
of
the
tc
imiv.
imuin
rale
now
In
force.
Aid.
Munro
voled
against
the
adoption
of
the
report
and
Aid.
Stevens'
refrained
from
voting
on
thej
ground
that
sufficient
information
had
not
been
.furnished.
I
The
report
of
'the
committee
stated
that
the
tc
maximum
rale
granted
last
ear
bad
not
worked
out
as
had
been
expected
and
it
was
no
advantage
to
the
com-1
pany
over
the
3c'
rate
which
it
had
previously
enjoyed.
It
caused
!
a
disadvantage
to
the
company
in.
competing
for
-
business
wilh
plants
in
Ihe
south.
As
far
as
revenue
was
concerned,
the
city,
under
the
Ic
rale
was
receiving:
s80
per
month
more
than
last
i
year.
If
the
3c
rale
were
ac-j
eepled,
it
WMuld
still
leave
n;
margin
of
7ll
over
last
year.
Tliej
committee
recontiiended
that
th-'i
3c
rale
be
granted
provided
the
consumption
was
not
decreased.
Aid.
Mardouahl
explained
the
negotiations
that
had
led
up
lo
Hie
recommendation.
Mr.
Pills-
bury
had
been
asking
for
the
3c
rale
tor
the
past
three
mouths.
The
eily
should
do
all
il
.could
to
help
the
plant
to
operale.
Plants
in
the
south
vveriv.enjoying
a
one
cent
rale.
Aid.
Perry
felt
that
il
was
no
thing
but
justice
to
grant
Ihe
3c
rale.
Not
Enough
Information
Aid.
Stephens
fell
that
lie
had
not
sufficient
in
format
ion
on
the
mailer
to
vote
-on
the
report
nt
this
time.
Application
had
been
made
to
the
commitlee
and
nol
to
the
council,
and
he
did
not
know
very
much
about
the
circumstances.
More
facts-
and
figure
should
be
furnished
ami
he
would
like
to
know
what
other
competing
plants,
were
paying.
When
he
had
that
information
lie
could
vole
more
intelligently,
lie
asked
Aid.
Macilonald
if
plants
in
the
south
were
gelling
a
one-cent
rale
for
similar
quantity
of
power
to
what
the
local
plant
was
using.
Aid.
Macdnnald
replied
that
he
did
not
think
so.
'
1
have
mi
inclination
to
hin
der
any
institution
that
is
a
benefit
In
the
city
Jnil
the
council
should
gel
down
lo
a
common
sense
basis
ami
nol
accept
such
arguments
n
advanced
by
the
chairman
of
(he
utilities
committee."
declared
Aid.
Stephens.
"I
want
lo
know
more
about
this
matter.
My
first
duly
as
an
al
derman
is
to
the
eily
which
I
want
to
see
priilei'led.
If
Aid.
Macilonald
would
practice
that
principle
more
strictly
he
would
be
a
heller
alderman."
Value
of
Institution
The
niayor
expressed
his
favor
for
any
move
to
assist
an
insli
till
ion
which
was
proving
valu
able
to
Ihe
city.
Aid.
Munro
suggested
that
the
matter
be
left
over
for,
a
week
so
that
the
sllperiliteiidenl
of
lltil
ities
might
give
furl
her
advice.
Aid.
Collart
felt
that
everything
should
be
dune
to
help
the
dry
dock.
It
was
impprlanl
lo
the
city
thai
il
should
continue
lo
oper
ale.
Aid.
Macilonald
slated
that
il
was
only
.proposed
lo
grant
the
concession
for
three
month
anyway.
Aid.
Slephen
inquired
If
il
would
hurl
to
lay
Die
ni,!itler
over
for
a
week.
"The
council
has
seen
fit
lo
have
withdrawn
or
laid
over
almost
every
report
that
the
utilities
committee
has
submjlleil
Ibis
year."
declared
Aid.
Manlon-ald.
"I
think
enough
infornuition
has
been
submitted
on
this
matter
lo
allow
every
alderman
lo
vote
"yes"
or
no'
on
(be
report."
Half
Baked
Reports
"If
half
baked
reports
are
presented,
I
think
they
should
be
withdrawn
or
held
over,"
replied
Aid.
Slephcns.
"As
far
as
this
is
criiicerneil
I
think
it
Is
immature
and
Ihe
council
in
not
justified
in
accepting
t
u,
time."
"I
have
beard
your
criticism,"
said
Aid.
Macdnnald.
"and
in
re
ply
would
say
IjiU
reitorl
is
the
best
the
commlllee
can
do,"
Mayor
Newton
said
the
waller
hild
been
up
before
and
the
com.
millee
had
endeavored
to
ave
It
off
to
ascertain
if
the
'
ic
rale
could
not
ullll
work
to
the
nd-
Canadian
Pacific
Directors
on
Annual
Tour
vantage
of
the
dry
dock.
"I
hen
il
must
have
been
.eon.
illation
on
Ihe
subject
thai
Ihe)
committee
had."
I
Superintendent's
Opinion
!
Md.
Macilonald
pointed
that
the
dry
dock
had
found
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
High
I.OW
Tuesday,
October
2
Iligli
0:09
a.m.
15.2
17:50
p.m.
.17.0
"
Liw
U:iG
a.m.
0.7
"
Wednesday,
October
3.
High
::
a.m.
I5.2
ft
lt:0S
p.m.
bow
i:n
n.in.
t2:5
p.m.
Thursday.
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Friday,
October
It:
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a.m.
21:10
p.iil.
3:00
a.m.
15:20.
p.m.
LAND
ACT.
fiiilnwliir
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I
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Nctlc
f
Intention
to
Apply
to
PurthaM
unc,
In
Col
Lind
iiirlel,
lieeordlnr
or
I'rlnce
luiiiori.
aiui
on
l.yell
Maml.
Onecn
i
i,iri,.o
i.i..i.
41
llie
li.ail
of
Alii
Inlet.
Tk
Ure
Dial
.
Tlmiiun
A.
kelley.
of
VinriMier.
H.C..
wnjr,.Mi,M
i,,.-i,r
0ritr.
IiiihiuI
ui
apply
fr
iirrmuainii
lo
pnrrli4e
Hie
rolliiwlnir
1nerlle,l
IhikI
Oiimiiirliiir
it
i
(lUhleil
on
il.r
Huiih
of
At
I
Inlrt.
alum
i
a
...mi,.
eily
from
a
lliw
mki
of
Lm
T7
;
ihenee
Miulli
U.I3
rliallM;
llirure
Mt
li
Hi
eliiliiat
.theiiee
iH.ril,
lo.tT
rluln.;
iiu-nr
follow
I
n
ir
Hi
111
t
II
water
iiurk
In
(tie
poinl
of
rimiifieiirMiieiit,
aiul
ruiilalnliiK
la.vi
aerM,
Inure
or
leu.
1UO.MAS
A.
KKLI.KY,
tialeil
SeiilemUr
li
III,
Utl,
LAND
ACT.
Nat
It,
of.
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purthaaa
.
uano.
Ill
(Oa.l
Lailll
lll.lrlrl
lluei.r.llnr
in..
Irlrl
of
I'll
i
e
Inmeri
.iui
i-iuiLiirm,
un
N'rrmy
I.Ultil,
Olli'ell
i.liarlolle
l.ljinlv
ami
iljolnina;
T.I,
HIJ3
In
Hie,
miiiih,
Take
.V.,,e
(lial
I,
Tl.oiim
A.
eley,
M
Vancouver,
ll,C,
orruiMllnii
Lumiiiv
iWHiX'
",t''"';1'!
"I'l'lv
for
perii.".!.."!
lo
liurrliire
the
folli(wlii
itaarrllied
lamia:
CiSlillieiM
Inr
It
1
.et
l.ltntlll
un
lite
li..re
of
i;iiiii.ti.w
jnii:
thence
nor
Mi
i..-s
riiaiua,
lui.re
or
I...,
in
ui.
.mm,
boundary
of
T,L.
8471)
l
bene
e
won
in'!
nwire
AIM
norllirrly.
ami
folhiw
in
mm
tluiro
lum
in
I's
lilnl
nf
mnmirnreiiiriit.
ami
eimulu
nm
mrrr.
lliorr
or
Hi.,
Sealed
Temlera
will
I
rerelve.1
I,t
tin,!
Minuter
of
Land,
al
Victoria.
Hot
lalr
man
ih.wi
on
llie
ltd
day
nt
Ort.Hier.
i
j.i,
inr
uie
imrriiate
.
i
ifence
x
iiai.
Ill
fl'lll
711111111
IM.I
M
i-ie
J.I.
.fl
TIMBER
SALE
X
6611.
Sealed
Temlera
will
be
eeeeive.!
Vi,
lilairlrt
Fornnter.
Hot
later
limn
u.iri
...I
TIMBER
SALE
X
TIMBER
8ALE
X
647
r
MBS8
j
k
l.
ros
faf
f
W
N
TILLC-Y
K-C
H
E.
V.
Beatty.
pfewdent
of
the
Canadian
I'acilW
Railway
i
now
on
hu
annual
lour
of
in.-t"wn
ovrr
lb'-
Company
line,
lie
u
arrompaninl
liy
a
nunibrr
of
Canadian
I'aiitk
Director,
and
I
tie
trip
iM
proluMv
prmv
of
murr
than
uiuat
importance
in
view
o
f
the
many
iiumikm
connected
with
transportation
Itut
re
under
iliuwon
in
the
Vet.
The
IMrty
of
directors
nmiiiliol
Sir
llrrU-rt
Molt.
Montreal;
Sir
AufuOut
Sanlon.
Winniprn,
J
K
I.
Hot.
Mwillral:
F.
W.
Ntolon.
Montreal;
and
V.
N.
Tilley.
K.C..
o
Toronto.
Vice-Pre
lent
A.D.
Ma-
Tier
accwuifianird
ttie
I'rrMtlenl'
at
far
a
l'Tt
Arthur,
llie
party
left
Montreal
on
September
6
and
nude
the
6rt
tji
at
Turontu.
Iravni(
nrit
day
(wf
fort
Ar,K,f
nrf
Port
William.
Short
ttopn
were
mule
at
Winniprf,
llrandon.
Moin
Jaw
MeiWne
Hat.
Cal(af)rrd
KeveUtokt
At
WinniprfE
a
meeting
of
the
txxird
ql
clirtclur
wa
held,
thi
tiem
I
lie
firtt
time
in
tlx"
hMoryU(4W
Canadian
Pacific
ilallway
that
uch
a
meeting
hatLeen
IkM
in
Wedern
Cauda.
VannMivrr
wa
reached
on
H-ptembrf
15th,
ami
the
party
then
proceeded
to
Skagway
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Coatt
Steanuhip
Service
Thre
will
leturn
to
Vancouver
on
Srttemher
24th.
The
return
(ourney
will
be
nUite
via
Nelion,
tthbriilgc,
(
aleary
am)
lUlmuntoa
A
hort
top
wilt
tie
made
at
Ndon
on
September
Wtli.at
l.ethUiii(e.
on
O
tober
Itt,
Calgary.
rV-tutwr
ln!
talniitoi.
tTQ.t,XST
Jrd,
Sa.katoon,
October
4th
and
at
Winnipeg
the
folio
ing
day.
slil
ir-eil
Heriotlslv
liv
Hie
eomtilil-
"SOrljr.
ami
rolkiwiur
lb
nith
waiVr
smM
TeMler
latll
reeeltMlff
itlx
,
.
,,
.
.
....
nr
r
lawiimi
inlet
uw
rni
ir
uiimir
ol
Lawl.
Vieiufi.
IMJjr
tee,
averred
Aid.
Slephciis.
the
nnnmrneeiiMml.
and
einuinini
ff.M
uUN
im.m,
urn
lllh
U
tlZXTCUr
council
should
have
all
the
Infor-
tttrt
Iwtee
ne
lew.
f3.
f,
um
nreiae
of
Uerrtee
X
ili.
TlloVIVS
A.
KKI.I.f.V.
.li,
m
Uitiaii
l.l
nt
ijdir.
Snrutr
.
.
..I"""'
M'"'n'
,llnile
l
HtUim
.
n
ilea
iltwli
Iiatetl
Sri.l.iiiber
illi.
Ifl
,r
btlli'
tiiMU
;Ihhwi.
LAND
ACT.
Hnie
I.
CH
pHinel.
ir
i.ai
rr
wwi
i
aiMwea
ir
r
impossible
to
COIIH'
below
the
tc""
IiiM
MoreHiy
CUimI
-e...
maximum.
The
superintendent.
Take
Vitir.
uui
I.
tliu
,.
kefU-V.
though
he
was
nol
a
parly
lo
Ibis
TLJ'"-?
'..:
.Tl",?.,i'n.-..-.,."lI!i
TIMBER
SALE
X
6615.
repnri,
nan
agreeo
null
u
was
u
hsi'
iim-
rmiuwiiiir
arrnun
mre
.,
-
'
'
.
.
III.
i.i
m
.
f
I
.
rf.
1'i,
i,.h.m
I
l.l.
,
imposlble
for
il
to
do
so.
;
K,,nr
Um
w-lihw..i
e..nr
of
omi
the'
im
o
nf
rtfct
Aid.
Slephens
luovisl
that
Ihe'T.L.
si:.l:
iish
mmh
t
rhaln;
ut
J1?!?"
'
?1LJ.
report
be
held
over
for
further
jrhin:
iiik
nrthriy
inn
wlro.
awl
."
i
Tie.
mt
an
informal
un,
the
motion
)
ng
rn"i
w
ntre
.i
i.imwii
'rrX
"iZi
"
,
.......
.
....
lo
I'm!
lSin
irf
runmiriM-nitrnl.
ami
nm
'Uif.
Itanrr
1.
Ial
liulrlel.
seconded
by
Aid.
Munro
who
fell
ummr
m
an
arm.
n-irf
oe
k
T"
e
will
l
alle
foe
re
Mini
it
wmitil
mil
loirl
In
ilelnv1
TIIOMVS
A.
kll.l.KY
iw.tal
or
UniW.
(iiai
ii.
wouiu
noi
nun
10
ueia)
N.n-
tlf
.M.,.n,
.
,
fu-.r
nuui.
,i-
rjir
r..
the
matter
for
one
more
week
as
it
bad
already
gone
three
mouth.
Aid.
Stephens
wondered,
If
the
dry
dock
was
granted
this
conces
sion,
wlial
would
be
done
fur
I
Mint
Sei.ml)f
lilh.
tin.
LAND
A
OT.
ir.
H-mra,
n.i;..
r
nmnei
t
nrir
TIMBER
SALE
X
T"..
6428..
.....
.
.
m
Noll
f
InUntlen
to
Alf
la
Luh
Lan4.
In
ijal
Uaml
illriri.
Iireurmnr
1
'
iriei
or
fnnre
,.K,,.,'7!-
t".'"'.!
l
I
off-l
f.rf
stir
at
fubli-
Hi
1
1
ka
Ikwawt
Muf
fa
I
II
lnlal
I
mti
lalanat
..........
other
nrachine
shops
in
Ihe
city
.o,
Yiun....
"
"'ii.i
..meV,?
r-r'.
doing
similar
work.
I,.r
v.T-!'.i7
L.
i
..Illfl.V
'""
"
hm-ei.
tu-
ll.e
nuieiidmenl
was
lost.
i.nlyi!!f'''
.!'-"'
inMUiZTZ
o,i
wl..l
i
in
m
i"i"i"
iw.rnwii
nirr
,
,k
.,
.
t....
....
nm.
rMi-nieiis
nun
nm,
.iiiiiirn
ire:
.
.
-
i
...
.i.....
voting
for
It.
The
report
wWM
ittt
adopted,
Aid.
Monro
Voting
IH.rltw.t
nf
IIh-
MHillwaH
e..ne
nf
Uill1"".,1!'
,
.
,
rrf'f
against
nnd
Aid.
voting
Stephens
Ibrtiee
iwnee
S.
s.
ai
m
aii-.M
jn.li
HJ
rluln.,
rluln.
I
,
'
l
.
"
"--
-
ir
lou.
U
II
iit'l.tl
h.ire
of
r
-
I'tOrlel
Inl.i:
ilel:
llirnre
MHiltierly,
welrlr
awl
."!!
""I",
lo.
THOMAS
A,
kl.l.Lr.Y,
I
.alm
TeiHlrr
will
l
iMeiad.br
Uie
ImiwI
Srpiemlor
1ih.
ltl
TIMBER
SALE
X5612.
of
Al'Mleanl.'MinKler
of
Mud.,
al
VetorU.i(t
Wlef
tluan
imft
i,n
ih
kill
iby
uf
,
soeiober.
fl.
roe
IIk
(nirr
haw
nr
Uroee
lo
rul
l.ii,lmi
trl
nf
UrriiWk.
HVKjiii.
Spruce
anil
(n1r.
nn
an
area
iliMied'mir
Imllan
luwerve
.
t.
klllnie
llO'er.
lunre
4,
uail
land
liuirlet.
Two
tt
yrr
will
I
allowed
iff
re
jnnital
or
iimiivr.
"
''
In
filler
iNirlleiilara
of
the
Cblf
Toeea
ler,
Wlorta.
II.
C
.
or
lilalrlei
luee.ier.
sea
Mil
TriHM-ra
will
be
received
by
llie.
eriipi-e
nnw-ri,
H.t.
,
.
VlnOter
of
Laud,
al
Vleloru.
Ih.i
la
ler
-
Ituu
noun
un
Hie
mm
day
of
oru.i,er.;
TIM8ER
SALE
X
6665.
inr
uie
nrrii4M
in
Mrenee
X
lilt.
u-.
l
....
.
in
em
I0.I.II..I.
feet
nf
llem!.,-,
Iilar
'
U,Ml7r
,
,
TlluU
It
ViA
Li'.Tr
sprure
ami
HaUam
on
an
area
.Imaied
tii,
,
uJ
nth
t!-S
11,911
W
IIM
ffllll
llT
Hfll'r.
t
!!
Mail
I
h
lut
lai
1'lla.
Ilak-
IU'
'
llhuae.
A
Cia.rpmrtrt
"
,11-
,"r
,,m
trrt'
of
l.lreiice.JUio.-..
V"
I'"
S"u"'
ltfk
'"
SWUSTtlea
Two
Veara
'
will
be
alk.we.1
r.
,,,f
re
rr
nJvi:r(f'lnr;rr"
r
r"i--.
b-iaa.ll....
.........I
Bk.
!M1I
Mirifl.
'jTlIii'lit'Llli
-nrlUee
MrllcuUr.
of
IU
ttrtTffea
TIMBER
8ALE
X
6486.
ler.
Victoria.
It.c
.
or
liilrlrQMsafer.
I'riiice
luiiert,
in:.
T"t!t
r,
1
'
TIMBER
8ALE
X
527lXJf
SealMl
Tender
Will
be
recrhTtTTIkT
II
MlnOter
of
landa.
al
Vlrii.il.
l.i.r
Omii
ii.ii
on
tiie
mm
iuy
nfffTifi..iier.
mr
un
iwrriM
or
i.iivire
Aafil.
tllualnl
ihi
llie
north
alwre
of
KraiicoU
I'.0.
I1!."""
feel
of
..e.Ur
('..le.
and
Lake,
iianve
ft,
Coaat
PHIrlet.
I'llin
on
an
area
adjolmnt
U
sT.
Two
ii
yeara
will
lie
allowed
fi.r
"f
Skeena
Cmsaliif.
Caaiai19Ula-
inoval
of
llmlMir.
','r'V-
Hirllier
parllrnUr
of
tiie
thief
Korea-
"
"l
be
allnwed
for
re-
lr,
Vietuna,
n.i:..
or
liuirlet
iiiremer
l""'.!;'..rtf
lhr.
ev
ia
'mice
lliiiierl,
B.C..
i
''"
iwriiriiiara
or
uie
rnier
rorea
Ilrr
V'leti.rl.
lie
...
in.i.i.i
l-...-...
I'rlnce
liNpert.
i.c.
TIMBER
SALE
X
65SB.
1
Sealed
Tender
will
he,
reeeltml
t.
il-t
MIiiIMim
of
LaiiilK,
'
at
Vlrinria,
,nil
lu.r
the
ikI
day
of
orinlier.
101
r..e
n,.
Ilirni
iim.n
.,
n,.,
mil,
,i.
ir
Ortiijier.
KlILrl'.Vr.
i"r
.,Jr"M"'
X11"-
i""r
Shaniion
l3.
for
llie
tmnliaee
of
U.-eii.e
U50
hay,
y.i
.l
I.i
rut
UJ.ooil
feel
of
Cedar.il"
cut
f.no
....UeM,le
iH.le
I'lne
Cine
a.i.l
and
llM.nlf-k
llrinloel
j,iu..T
aim
iiriiiiorK
aawima,
Tw-ii
(,
yeara
will
be
iliuwed
for
removal
of
limber,
fiirlher
tiarl'illara
pf
the
Chief
liirea-r.
vieorU,
or
ui..
pi,
inn
n.reaier,
I'rlnre
Hiiierl,
II.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6638.
There
will
be
offered
for
Sale
at
1'nbllc.
Tie.
i,n
ait
area
allnaled
alm.it
iw.i
mil.
from
i-darvale
station.
.anaillaii
Aallisial
Hallway,
i.n.,ir
I
u.
rut
Two
ifi
yeara
will
lie
allnwert'eiV'ee
iinoval
of
timber.
rnriher
narilruUra
of
Uie
ci.lef-n
mi.
ler.
Vii
iorla.
H.i:
.
or
liliriet-rftreier.
I'rlnre
llliierjtjl.r.
Tlhjlutn
BALE
X
5491.
l,,.u,.
feaie.i
lennera
Will
oe
reii-
veit'b
l
ie
loTer
r
iMl.
Ill
"
II
omrV
llif
?....'
?!,,,,,
'
VMorla.
,
mv
later
ore.Wr.
lir'
ih&
ZtW'
tiA
W.iS"
.
J
,
H
J
MM
wrenre
ill!,
in
nil
Al
mm
.r"'".'"
f
n
i.,i
.'r--.:
"en.-i.iu
nn
nvii.aiiu
reel
or
I
vin
iM-kiltaUaiii.
I'...
'.
.
i
i.
'
"
"rr"
uulel
mi
..........
mi,
a,
,ioiiii
Known
aa
l.
p.
Mi.roll
lay,
luiiae
,
r-.a.t
Land
l.lilrkl.
r-lve
(i
yeara
will
be
allowed
for
re-nmval
of
timber.
f
urther
iiailliulara
of
the
thief
lorei
rrtacS'Wl.'tfc.
'
I",,r,C,
reilar
ami
simire
on
an
area
aituaieii
i.n
llin
Hiiiili
ihm,.
i,r
III
Lake,
Klleralln
i:nan.
ne,
llaiiin
1,
Coaat
platrlct.
Two
(i
year
will
be
allnweil
for
removal
of
umber.
Further
iiartliiiUra
nf
Die
Chief
Forei-er
virioria,
H,c,
or
Dinricl
Foraiirr,
i'rlnce
tiupiti,
D.C.