Saturday,
September
20,
1921.
IF
IT'S
ON
OR
UNDER
THE
WATER
WE
DO
IT.
Diving,
riredging,.
Lightering,
Cpaling
Ships,
Heavy
Lifting,
General
fcalvtfgeT"
Work.
Pumping
a
Speciality.
VANCOUVER
DREDGING
AND
-SALVAGE
CO.
LTD.
COW
BAY.
is.
Phones:
Greetv.259..
Green
487.
the
supply
American
schooners
successful
in
gelling
plies
from
Sawmrll
Seward.
Prices
have
The
largo
lrave
been
j
bait
sup-Hay,
ne-ar
varied
for
bolh
'first
-and
second
class
American
fish
while
prices'
for
Canadian
landings
have,
remained
fairly
steady,
(ieneral
business
along
the
waterfront
is
growing
steadily
and
wilh
a
large
number
of
boats
in
"port
during
the
closed
halibut
scaVOn
it
is
anticipated
a
decided
improvement
iU
lake
place
flotilla
of
native
TIMBER
SALE
X
6370.
Thi'te
i"
be
iiTfi'rrd
for
le
at
Public
Auriltm.
il
i."
hi
mi
the
4111
day
or
Sep
r
vujijiiiiiiii
uic
iiifriii
iHiuiiunrj
ui
Iu
8
u
ui
will
be
i
owed
lur
re-
'iTovlded
inv.inp
unable
to
tttend
the
iirtt;u
In
J-
-nn
tnay
Mibmit
a
malwl
tender
to
lie
iriied
at
tlu
hour
of
auction
and
treated
a)
oih
bid."
further
tufif)sr
of
tlie
Chief
Fore-
I'rlnre
lluj
;rl.
B.C
TIMBER
SALE
X
6464.
Sealed
Tender-
will
lie
received
by
the
MlnlKlnr
i.f
IjiimI.
it..
t
l.ii
fl.un
tifuitt
f,n
the
I
(i
111
day
of
September.
lfti.
for
tlie
l",iinn.
,i
umirr,
A
ffim,
lit
cut
lu.tfinj
I
ii-ri
ii
oitiiiv
anil
nx.lMMl
jai
umiir
irn
on
au
area
altuated
on
tlie
aoutii
aliure
of
I
PUIIf'ltl.
I
.b
......1,
,...ll.,..u.ii.,f
I
a,,..
Three
J
i
wir'wlll
be
alh.wed
for
re-
niival
if
timber
ier
Mriorn,
n.c.
or
DUlutet
forealer.
NOTICE.
nel
Se
-.uluir
UiereW.
lor
an
trovlii,n
f(,r
the
veittlnir
f
Kennrtil
ni
ITtjr
nt
the
iTeHbyterlan
CUUtcU
In
t;an-
aua,
the
Melhuillitt
i:hurrl
and
the
Cimi
.Frritatvinal.
iamrrbeii
4f
Cunuda.
in
uio
iRileit
(.linrrh
or
Canada;
for
.the
Imldliur.
ir
aim
aiini
iiisiraiuin
or
i
ne
nnnnjnv
m
''murreKaliHia
'enterlnr
the
iiun
of
the
"
-iiii-i-u.,i
x.inn
the
I'Hlled
Uliurrli
-
i.uaiui,
iiu
lur
me
HiiiiiiiiK
i'i
"iwur
t
In-n-I
ii
fur
U.i'
xnm
iTiaung
i
'rnii.v
nir
inn
boats
in
port
last
week
from
the
surrounding
districts,
with
families
aboard
visiting
the
fair,
left
"i-
their
respective
homes
over
last
week
end.
According
to
-erai
onservers,
many
more,
natives
came
into
the
city
bv
for
several
years
nasi.
age
was
taken
of
the
many
boat
owners
Jo
do
considerate
repair
work.
.
The
never
be
fuly
known.
Harry
just
did
kind
acts
and
helped
his
fel-i
low
men
without
any
flourish
of
trumpets.
In
sport
Hurry
was
jalways
in
the
front
rank
when
jit
came
to
financial
aid
ami
took
.an
active
part
himself,
particularly
in
lacrosse.
Only
during
jthe
past
season
he
was
iristruV
menial
in
taking
a
lacrosse
team
to
Ocean
Falls
and
as
vice-presi,
idenl
of
the
local
Lacrosse
Association
his
active
lead
will
be
hard
to
follow.
The
deepest
sympathy
of
the
nauticals
goes
out
to
Mm.
Lipsett
and
family
in
their
4il
bereavement.
Fish
.Business
From
Monday
to
Frblay
Seymour,
Fairway,
Iludio.
.Canadian
Caygeop,
Thelma,
1dunteer,
Majestic,
Alliance,
In-gjed
H.,
Hrandt,
Tramp,
Kaien;
Cipe
Spear,
Imjierieuse,
Marguerite,
D.S.T..
lla
aur
Koyosii,
He
Got
One
It
lojik
Capl.
Waldorf,
of
the
good
ship
Hruce.
accompanied
by
II.
Dyer,
to
land
one
of
the
finest
specimens
of
deer
this
season
and
incidentally
two
wet
shirts,
Smire
it
tiVrebv
Kive.il
thai
api.Ucati.in
1
he
opening
of
the
hunting
sea-
IU
be
made
It.
ihenl."rllatlve
Aeiublj'
'
.V11H
was
uie
,
s'fc"Jl
iijcnal
JU
for
Can
'
tl)
r
Uie
I'roviwe.m
Krltlsli
CulmnUl
at
Hie
Art
Art
li
jnuklnir
look
10OK
10
Ills
ariiuery
pieces
uiui
Sfe
thai
the
many
gadgils
on
the
Itrure
were
functioning
to
schedi
'boil?
r!ul
i-htiu
inn
mnrrAm
iinnn
i
nmnpn
v
:
ami
e.
with
everyinmg
in
ajmie
il
l
a
It
1
nic
order
anu
me
uoai
iaueii
down
with
the
necessaries
of
life
the
intrenid
ninirods
set
out.
oti
tlieir
initial
hunting
excursion
rarryinir
.nr
the
said
ff)P
northern
waters.
A
beaut
(fuj
..Haled
ai
vietoria.
Britieh
r.iiniu,
'JilriM
'jilrinly"
ruin,
saw
the
launch
"""""K.
Uruee
lruce
anchored
securely
1S1
liniley
street,
Vlr,lorl,
P.C
km-ret
On
lii-luiir
nf
tlie
annlli'iinM.
rl
1
cove
and.
a
bowl
At
Your
Grocer's
Select
ELECTRIC
BREAD
in
ui
of
sea
The
Acme
of
Siveet
Perfection!
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World.
PURDY'S
CANDY
A
Toothsome
Delight
in
a
Beautiful
Box.
Sola
Agents-
PRINCE
RUPERT
CIGAR
STORE
4
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
the
bands
played
as
they'll
never
play
again.
Escorting
Jim
on
either
side
was
a
cowboy
mount
ed
on
a
stuffed
horse,
secured
at
enormous
cost,
from
the
Prince
lluperl
racing
stables,
while
the
t
.
.
i
,
.
.
i.i
ii.-
...:n.
6li-1
many
bellows
of
admiration
for
ooo
pounus
n
naiihui
has'
heen,
worthy
leader.
I!
is
doubl
marheiea
on
uie
j-isn
ixcnangc.ifi
.i,-ltlp
i.
.hi,.,,,
nt
prin-
Canadians
were
high
at
15.1c.
and
tic.
and'
low
af
f3c
and
7c.
American
were
high
at
i".4c
and
fi.ic
and
Jnw
at
12.9c
and
Cc.
Arrivals
were:
American;
Atlantic
-North,
Polaris,
I'ioneer,
liagle,
Alton,
Oona,
jlvanhnei
Kaijakal,
Republic,
Eureka,
Commonwealth.
Mermaid,
Crescenli
Van
see
and
Hupert
wll
ever
again
witness
such
a
sight
unless
Jim
is
taken
on
the
permanent
staff
of
parade
leaders.
The
boat
Confidence,
Capl.
John
Crawford,
which
has
'been
in
port
from
Skidegate
for
the
past
week,
left,
on
her
return
trip
to
the
Queen
Cliarrotle
Islands
on
Thursday
morning.
The
annoyance
of
small
around
the
fish
houses,
while
boats
are
unloading
and
fish
are
being
beheaded,
has
be
come
so
acme
aiong
uie
water
front
that
gales
are
now
put
up
at
the
end
of
(he
dock
to
prevent
youngsters
straying
into
danger.
The
Canadian
schooner
Inez
H.
owned
and
operated
by
the
Ness
Hrothers,
has
had
quite
a
lot
of
repair,
work
done
on
her
during
the
past
week.
The
Inez
left
port
over
last
week
end
for
the
halibut
hanks.
Had
Trouble
Dr.
Doherty
and
Jack
Keefe
set
out
in
the
former's
launch
on
Saturday
last,
to
clip
the
wings
of
a
few-of
the
feathered
beauties
wilh
which
lo
enjoy
a
dainty
meal.
However,
the
plans
oMhe
bravest
sometimes
go
amiss
and
so
it
happened
on
Ibis
occasion.
The
stutTing
in
the
slufllng
box
did
not
stuff
sufficiently
with
the
consenuence
that
the
salt
water
gained
headway
faster
than
the
numoB
would
dislodge
it
aim
a
rather
hurried
return
lo
town
on
Sunday
had
to
be
made
in
consequence.
However,
the
little
old
launch
is
under
the
mechanical
care
of
assistant
commodore
Thompson,
of
Yacht
Club,
fame,
and
it
is
on
the
I
ape.
that
the
two
aforementioned
nimrods
wi
hit
for
the
haunts
of
the
wild
game
over
the
week
end.
4
Capt.
I'ete
Ilorvik
is
out.
with
the
schooner
Ilosepoiiit
seining
off
Die
Queen
Charlotte
Island
coast.
The
Schooner
Nadu
is
on
the
Ward
ways
for
repainting
and
other
mechanical
fixing.
Racing
Stud
Stoton
Word
reached
the
chief
of
the
fleet
secret
service
this
wek
Jrn
mediately
after
the
departure
of
the
KetchlkanKutles
last
Saturday
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
water
mush
steaminsr
on
the
night
that
the
two
speed
horses
stove.
While
sipping
the
fore-
and
pri7.e
hull,
comprising
the
going
the
hunters
were
terrifiedP.Il.
racing
stables
limiled
very
to
see
a
big
buck
coming
down
limited)
wire
missing,
and
all
to
the
water
sniffing
the
air.
In
1
fie
local
footprint
artist
werej
the
excitement
of
grabbing
for
ijut
on
the
trail
of
recovery
un-j
the
fowlinjr
niece
someone
tip-
fij
the
early
morning.
Far
be
itj
pod
the
boat
willi
the
instill
that
from
u
to
suggest
that
the
the
skipper
and
his
male
fell
Kuties'had
any
hand
or
foot
in!
in
Hie
drink.
However.,
this
did
this
ghastly
business
of
horse
not
dampen
their
spirits,
or
the
stealing
and
we
only
mention
powder,
and
they
bolh
made
for
them
in
this
case
for
the
purpose
shore.
The
deer,
a
perfectly
res.'of
placing
the
time.
The
computable
animal
and
unused
to
blned
jockeys
and
stable
mana-'
such
proceeding,
tried
to
make
a
gers,
Harry
Astoria
and
Joe
gentlemanly
getaway.
So
eager
Halchford,
the
last
persons
seen
was
the
annua
to
get
home
thai
in
the
company-
or
the
missing
i
it
collided
with
a
tree
and
knock-
(juadrupeds
arid
"Vim
rode
themi
ed
its
own
brains
out.
.in
a
grand
race
last
Saturday
night,
were
unable
to
lhrow
apy
The
Canadian
schooner
D.S.T.Jight
on
the
dark
scene
"when
Capt.
Morrison,
is
on
the
McLean
cross-questioned
on
the
matter
ways
for
a
general
overhaul.
by
superintendent
of
enquiries
4
jen
Anyone-
sighting
the
Among
the
well
known
people
missing
and
outrageous
speci-
boat
for
the
fair
this
year
than
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
mens
A
Tribute
nauticals
feel
very
will
confer
a
favor
by
""'"'"im
port
during
iair
wee
were
communicating
.with
.loe.
who
is
stay
by.
Thos.
Crosby
of
Skidegate.
and
breaking
his"
heart
over
tho
loss.
keenly
Thos.
Edenshaw
of
Massed.
,HroadCTtsting
stations
please
-
'copy.
Capt.
John
Hanson
of
the
.
.
schooner
risher
has
had
con
siderable
work
done
on
his
boat
me
ioss
01
11.
i'.
j.ipeit,
ramil-
at
the
dry
dock
just
recently.
ri';
,
.
n
nan;,
wiiu
4
ih"
x
lxner
uu
lor
uie
lugu
M
JL
-M-
m
L-
L.
4,
ad
.
B-
-A
hf"
I
m
.
il
t.TjT
uieu
on
.Monday
last
in
Yancou-
"
,
"
,
',
Titrr'
'lllp
waterfront
fraternity
niwi
anuuin
ji'"':have
lost
a
"true
blue"
weainer
riMiuinun
unu
'
Ifeoatei
who
shortage
Of
hail,
two
of
the
telling
factors
the'
home
and
American
fleets
have
been
up
against
lately,
halibut'
landings
for
the
t
i
i
.
-.i
friend
was
manager
o:
the
local
branch
supply
house
for
Lipsett
A
Cunningham,
had.
the
interest
of
the
boys
a,
heart
and
never
fumed
a
deaf
ear
to
present
weeK
nave
necn
goou
anuanyonp
in
,tP
jmp
of
n(l(1,
j,y
remunerative
fishing
has
been
wor,j
anrt
dml
h(,
wa
aiwayft
done.
The
home
fleet
bait
short-
the
"fisherman's
friend"
nrwl
hi.
age
has
beerr
greatly
relieved
by!
many
dels
.of
generosity
will
.1.-
.,.t
at
ttln.lnt
Huledale
while
fl,il.,
the
Il.nl
,
.
..'
.
'
spots
agan
early
u
the
week.
Rev
T.
I).
I'roctor
of
Hafccllon
is
exiijcled
in
the
city
from
the
interior
on
Ttmigbt's
train.
He
will
take
Archdeacon,
llix's
place
at
SI.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church
tomorrow
and
while
here
will
b.
V
V
the
guest
of
Archbishop
and
Mrs
ii
i
ii
.
i
,
while
in
during
..
Atli,
port
the.
,,..,....
,,
.
week,
did
considerable
refilling
Jim
Headed
Parade
Was
there
any
more
soul
inspiring
sight
this
side
of
Mai's
than
to
see
the
genial
Jim,
of
smoked
fish
fame,
heading
the
grand
parade
last
Saturday,
Alaska
Day.
Never
was
Jim
seen
to
heller
advantage
and
if
one
travelled
the
wide
world
over
seeking
a
model
drum
major
their
search
oould
not
have
been
rewarded
so
handsomely.
In
silk
"topper"
and
claw
hammer
coat,
patent
shoes,
and
all
the
trimmings
that
go
In
make
a
showman
Jim
did
gallant
service
with
his
baton
decorated
in
red,
white
and
blue
streamers,
while
F.
H.
I)uVernel:!47i
FourthJvvc,
Kast.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
Two
Captains
in
One
Boat
Heing
an
account
of
a
trip
to
the
Ecstall
River
as
recounted
by
Newton
I'ullen
of
Victoria
under
the
nom
de
plume
of
Marcus
Drexell
in
the
Victoria
Colonist.
THE
JOURNEY
ENDS
By
the
next
morning
the
river
had
gone
down
considerably.
We
packed
a
lunch
and
went
canoeing
above
the
falls,
taking
photographs
on
the
way.
While
the
day
was
cloudy
the
rain
held
off.
It
was
not
long
before
we
had
to
make
a
portage
around
some
rapids,
and
shortly
after
we
had
launched
the
canoe
again
we
found
ourselves
bucking
a
swift
current.
II
was
hard
work
and
ti..
one
stretch
we
resorted
to
a
combination
of
lowing
and
paddling.
After
lunch
the
return
trip
began
and
was
made
rapidly.
After
we
had
taken
tlie
canoe
overland
10
a
spot
neiow
the
big
falls
'again,
I
tried
my
hand
at
fishing
and
had
good
luck,
getting
enoiigli
for
supper.
Close
to
the
rivers
edge
wei
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacffnt
unreserved.
aurveyed
Crown
lands
may
be
pre-empted
by
British
eubjects
over
18
years
of
age,
jid
by
aliens
on
.declarinK
intention
to
becume
British
subjects,
conditional
upon
residence,
occupation,
and
Improvement
tor
agricultural
purposes.
FuU
information
concerning
regulations
reitardlnK
.
pre-emptions
is
Itiven
in
Bulletin
No.
1.
Land
Series,
"How
to
Tre-empt
Land,"
copies
of
:
which
can
be
obtained
free
of
charg
bv
addresslnK
the
Iepartment
of
Lands.
Victoria,
B.C
or
to
any
Government
Accent.
Records
will
bo
granted
covering
only
land
suitable
for
aerlcultural
purposes,
and
which
Is
not
timber-land,
I.e.,
icarrylnK
over
8.000
board
feet
pet
acre
west
of
the
Coast
ltange
and
6,000
feet
per
acre
east
of
that
Hanse.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
are
to
be
addressed
to
the
Land
Commissioner
of
the
Land
Recording
Division,
in
which
the
land
applied
for
is
.situated,
and
are
made
on
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
Pre-emptions
must
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvements
made
to
value
of
$10
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
be
received.
Kor
more
detailed
Information
see
the
Bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land.'
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
purchase
of
vacant,
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmberland,
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
for
first-class
(arable)
land
Is
IS
per
acre,
and
second-class
(grai-lng)
lnd
1150
per
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
lease
or
Crown
lands
Is
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10,
Land
Series,
"Purchase
and
Lease
of
Crown,
Lands."
AIM.
factory,
or
industrial
sites
on
timber
land,
not
exceeding
0
acres,
mav
lie
uurcliased
or
leased,
tlie
con
ditions
Including
.,
payment
of
stumpage.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
20
acres,
may
be
leased
as
liomesltes,
conditional
upon
a
duelling
being
1
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
being
.
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
are"
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed.
LEASE8
For
erasing
and
Industrial
pur
poses
arms
not
exceeding
640
acres
mav
bs
leased
by
one
person
or
a
company.
GRAZING
Under
the
Q
raxing
Act
the
Prov
ince
is
divided
-Into
grating
districts
and
the
ranae
administered
under
Craning
Commissioner.
Annual
erasing
nermits
ure
Ixsued
based
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
established
owners.
Stock-owners
may
form
associations
tor
range
management.
Free,
or
partly
Xree,
permits
are
available
for
settlers,
campers
and
travellers,
up
to
ten
head.
sighted
a
porcupine
eating
leaves.
The
Other
Captain
stole
up
on
it
willi
Ins
camera
anu
look
a
pic
ture
at
ten
feet.
At
Ihe
click
of
.the
shutter
the
animal
looked
up
and
then
anlbled
off.
Final
Stage
The
next
morning
wc
set
out
on
the
final
stage
of
our
trip.
II
rained
slightly
while
wo
loaded
Ihe
Own
and
rain'
fell
off
and
on
during
Ihe
run
down
the
Kcslajl.
Ity
about
one
o
clock
we
were
at
ort
Issington.
The
Skleena
wn$
utifully
calm
when
we
made
our
way
across,
passing
amng
the
fishing
boats,
j
whose
occupants
watched
iisi
lazily
and
nodded
greetings.
Travelling
along
th
Ilig
Slough
once
'again
after
an
absence
of
seven
days,
wc
encountered
engine
trouble.
It
had
begun
to
rain
again
when
the
engine
quit
and
refused
lo
start.
After
a
spark
plug
had
been
shattered
and
the
trouble
had
not
been
found,
we
rowed
into
he
N'orth
I'acific
Cannery
for
aid.
A
while
fisherman,
who
said
hat
he
had
made
$110
that
week,
tested
our
battery
and
found
it
weak.
Outside
the
cannery
we
encountered
Mr.
Lord,
the
man
ager.
Neilhep
of
us
had
shaved
since
we
had
let
Prince
Rupert,
the
Other
Captain
had
some
con
spicuous
tears
in
his
clothes,
and
I
was
'wearing
no
cap
on
my
untidy
head.
Our
appearance
must
have
bordered
on
the
vil
lainous,
but
instead
of
ordering
us
off
the
properly,
Mr.
Lord
took
us
in
hand!
escorted
us
to
the
store
to
buy
a
spark
plug,
robbed
an
engine
in
the
cannery
of
its
set
of
batteries,
and
came
down
to
the
boat
lo
see
if
there
was
anything
else
he
could
db.
New
Battery
The
new
battery
did
Ihe
trick.
and
after
that
we
had
no
further
trouble
with
the
engine,
fly
this
time
the
boats
of
the
fishing
fleet
were
coming
up
the
Slough
to
Ihe
canneries
for
Ihe
night.
Misl
of
them
.are
sailing
craft,
and
they
m!ade
a
pretty
sight
as
they
tacked
home
from
the
river
moulh
in
the
rain.
Passing
out
of
the
llig
Slough
we
hit
the
rollers
coming
in
from
the
open
sea.
This
lime
wo
had
I
iif
canoe
lied
with
lier
nose
against
Ihe
side
of
the
launch,
and
wo
encountered
no
trouble
from
water
coming
aboard,
nl
though
there
was
quite
a
little
sea
until
we
reached
the
shelter
of
Prince
Rupert
Harbor.
We
went
up
town
from
the
dock
in
a
taxi,
with
Ihe
apple
box
kllch-
eneue
resting
on
our
knees,
and
In
the
Other
Captain's
apart.
IONT
bow
down
to
the
big
hotels.
They
have
not
the
monopoly
on
good
coffee.
You
can
buy
the
same
carefully
chosen
berries,
ground
and
roasted
by
the
same
roasters,
packed
in
the
same
vacuum
tins,
and
follow
the
same
rules.
You
can
step
today
into
the
ranks
of
the
good
coffee
makers.
The
password
is
Nabob
KELLY,
DOUGLAS
&
CO..
LTD.
BOB
JUM
PACKED
PACKED
VACUUM
COFFEE
25
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
PrinceRupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouverf
Victoria,
and
Seattle
September
3,
6,
16,
26
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
September
1,
12,
22
S.8.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Fall,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
C.vrnr
of
4th
E
reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Frince
Rupsl,
B.C
Vacuum
Bottles
Keep
Contents
Hot
or
Cold
Use
il
lo
put
Baby's
Food
in
at
nights.
Splendid
Value,
75c.
EMULSIFIED
COCOANUT
OIL
SHAMPOO
A
shampoo
that
gives
the
hair
tone
and
vigor
and
easily
cleauses
the
scalp.
Hegulnr
price
50c.
i
Special,
25c.
ORMES
LIMITED
The
sight
of
bread
me
of
the
Other
Captain's
special
hr
uX
to'
hag
of
stale
cakes.
that
they
be
donated
THE
REXALL
STORE.
Phones
82
and
200.
ment
there
was
activity
for
an
hour
or
so,
during
which
time
each
of
us
shaved
twice.
Then
.
.....
i..-
i,
5l,
Itecurilin
uuig-
District
of
Hrluce
Hunert.
B.C
we
went
out
uuu
uau
a
d
4llUBlB
fu,ar
Tow
mil
c,,am
jsUni;
dinner
at
a
restaurant.
Reminders
lo
a
seum.
"They're
gone,"
he
muttered,
with
a
catch
in
his
throat.
"Cone!"
r
cried.
i'Not
eaten?"
"No,"
he
confessed;
"ahan-
loned.
I
left
them;
at
Falls
Itiver."
"Heartless
wretch,"
I
exclaim
ed.
"They
dpserved
heller
treat
ment
than
that.
What
was
wrong
wilh
them
"Senility,"
the
Other
Captain
answered
sadly.
We
sat
for
a
moment
in
silence.
The
Aunt'
m
TIMBER
SALE
X
6489.
wilt
be
offered
for
Sale
at
Tublle
at
noon
on
the
sth
day
of
orto-
ber,
iv
it
4,
In
the
office
of
the
Forest
Hanger
at
Burns
Lage,
B.C.,
the
Licence
X
048t,
to
cut
iO.KOO
ties,
on
an
area
situated
on
tlie
south
bor
tif
Francois
Lke,
at
Llpplncott
Bay,
lunge
4,
Coast
Dininct.
Two
(9)
years
will
be
allowed
for
re
moval
of
timber.
"Provided
that
any
one
unable
to
at
tend
the
auction
nt
person
may.,
submit
a
Healed
tender
to
be
opened
at
tlie
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Pore.
ter,
Victoria,
B.C.,
or
District
Forester,
j
rune
iiuperi,
o.u
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land.
in
uiiiwu
r.iijiriuiie
isiiiuti
Lana
Liisiriri.
TAKK
NOTICE
that
I.
Oeorire
V.
Uuw-
llnir,
of
8G82
Cambridge
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation
manufacturer,
Intends
tu
ppminilpil
"PPiy
rur
permission
to
lease
the
rullow-lcl""",c"
ilnif
described
lands:
Coinmenclnir
st
a
TOW
11111.
I
suggested.
mark;
theme
westerly
rollowlntr
low
water
niarit
so
cnaios;
thence
southerly
tUree
chains:
thence
easterly
SO
chain
in
tx.lnt
of
coiimieiicenicit
and
containing-
it
acres,
itiuru
lac,
OEOHCE
W.
D0WL1.N0.
Applicant.
DAVK
BUTTEN.
Agent.
nli
Jime
A.
10J4
m
TIMBER
SALE
X
6425.
Sealed
Tenders
will
he
received
by
the
Minister
of
Lands,
at
Victoria,
not
later
than
noon
on
the
11th
day
or
September,
Wit,
for
tli"
purchase
of
Licence
X
$423,
to
cut
117,
DUO
lineal
fret
of
Poles
and
Piling
on
Lots
1V95
and
t33,
situated
about
3
Mi
miles
and
on
other
side
ot
sxeena
Hlver
rrom
nemo
Station,
Kange.
S,
-Coast
Land
District.
Two
(8)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Fores-
ler,
Victoria,
B.C.,
or
District
Forester.
Prince
Unpen.
B.C.
LAltD
ACT.
Casalar
Land
District.
nemrdlng
district
of
Prince
Itunert.
and
situate
in
Atlln
Lake,
about
one
half
mile
due
west
of
Atlln
Town3lte.
TAKK
tMITICK
that
I'lUl
I.
Ftfrert.
nf
Atlln,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
occupation
Jeweller,
Intends
to
apply
ror
permission
to
purchase,
the
following
described
lands-:
C.iiinntenrlng
al
a
post
planted
at
the
south
point
of
the
small
Island
known
as
Second
Island
In
Atlln
Lake,
situated
as
above;
thence
northwest
and
on
around
this.
Island
following
the
shore
line
to
the
place
of
commencement;
and
containing
two
acres,-
more
or
less.
Sept.
3rd,
19JI.
PAUL
L0U13
EOQERX.