PAOI
POVR.
TBI.
DAILY
!IIWb
Wednesday.
April
?.
10
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManm
V
SPECIALS
Ladles
op
Qrowlng
Girls'
Velvet
Slippers
-
All
sires
nt
S2.7B.
Ladles'
or
Qrowlng
Girls'.
Patent
Oxfords
Low
or
medium
liool
$5.75.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
thai
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Ticket.,
Hates
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Urearl
is
your
nest
food.
Fat
more
of
it.
Kept
by
the
loading
grocers.
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Av.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Steam
Heated
Hot
and
Cold
Water
hates
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
76.
Phons
Mt.
SOCCER
ANNUAL
MEETING
HELD
Season
Will
Open
on
April
15
This
Year
At
Least
Four
Teams
to
Compete
PRESIDENT
RE-ELECTED
Tim
football
season
will
officially
a
open
on
April
15
this
year
I
instead
ofMay
1
as
has
liecn
the
past
custom.
This
decision
was
made
last
night
at
th,e
general
It
meeting
of
Prince
lltipcrt
Foot,
It
hall
Association
so
that
advantage
may
be
taken
of
what
pro
mises
to
be
a
favorable
spring
from
a
weather
standpoint
in
order
to
lengthen
out.
the
season.
Various
changes
were
made
in
the
bylaws
of
the'
association
which
were
gone
over
minutely.
Die
meeting
started
at
K
o'clock
and
lasted
until
a
few
tninules
before
midnight.
Officers
for
the
year
were
in
elerled
as
follows:
President,
Oeorge
Hill
.(re
elected1.
Vice-president,
William
M.
is
'
"
Hrown.
Secretary-treasurer,
Tieorge
S.
Itussell
(re-elected).
Auditor,
Frank
Vickers.
Hoard
of
control:
J.
Judge,
S.
I.
Mufdiiuabl,
Tlert
Morgan,
F
J.
Fuller
and'Jamcs
mark'.
Two
New
Clubs
Two
new
clubs
have
been
ad
mitted
to
the
association
fur
the
coming
season,
namely
the.
L.OI-
lies
and
iieal
-War
Veterans'
As-
ocialion
and
the
(Irotto
has
withdrawn.
At
least
four
teams
are
thus
in
the
field
for
this
year's
competition,
the
Sons
of
Canada
and
Sons
of
Fngland
hav
ing
entered
again.
Itecommendations
were
re.
reived
from
Ihc
board
of
control
in
regard
to
necessary
changes
and
were
adopted
by
the
meeting.
'I
lie
annual
financial
report
submitted
by
the
secretary-treas
Urer
showed
a
balance
of
8123.70
divided
as
follows:.
(ieneral
fund
33.0fl;
benefit
shield
fund
iflMl.70.
A
committee
consisting
of
fleorgc
Hill
and
J.
fi.
Johnstone
was
appointed
to
confer
with
the
baseball
and
lacrosse
associa.
lions
and
later
the
city
council
wilh
a
view
In
getting
the
grounds
in
shape
for
the
season'
activities.
Only
Senior
League
matters
were
dealt
wilh
last
night.
The
Juniors
will
be
viven
attention
at
a
later
meeting.
Those
Present
Those
in
attendance
last
night
were:
Harry
Love
and
Don
Ora
liam
representing
the.
Sons
of
Canada.Hcrt
Morgan
representing
the
Orollo;
J.
Watson
and
Frew,
Gallies;
J.
f!,
Johnstone
ami
.
II.
aidorr.
(ileal
War
Velerans'
Association;
F.
Vickers
and
F.
J.
Fuller,
Sons
of
F.ngland;
S.
If,
Macdonald,
W.
F.
Willis-
croft
and
J.
Judge,
members
of
last
year's
hoard
of
control;
Cieorge,
Johnstone,
vice-presi
dent;
O.
S.
Ilussell,
secretary
treasurer:
and
fieorge,
Hill,
pre-
sidenl.
in
Hie
chair.
BRIER
m
tin
THIS
LADY
SAYS
THERE'S
NOTHING
TO
EQUAL,
"Dr.
Wood's"
Norway
Pine
Syrup
For
Counhs
and
Colds
Mrs.
David
Thompson,
West
nlver
Sl
r-arls,
Onl..
writ?:
"I
rinnnl
ipea
loo
highly
of
Dr.
Wood'
.Norway
Pine
Sjnip.
For
myself
and
children
I
use
nothing
else.
of
My
Utile
slrl.
rive
years
old.
hi
had
bronchial
trouble
eer
sJnre
she
had
the
"flu"
a
few
yearn
ago,
and,
now,
when
ever
she
ret
a
slight
rold
she
develop
very
nasty
rourh,
but
all
I
have
to
do
Rive
her
a
few
dose
of
nr.
Wood'
.Norway
Pine
Syrup.
Also
for
myself,
and
the
other
children,
ran
find
nothing
to
equal
it.
In
fart.
was
only
a
short
time
ago
that
I
rave
to
my
ten
months
old
baby,
ami
could
Immediately
see
the
difference
It
made
In
her.
.Now,
I
always
keep
Norway
Pine
Syrup
In
the
bouse,
as
I
feel
there
I"
ino,nin
lo
iui
i-ni-e
sar
uouie)
ine
large
(amiiy
sue
0e:
put
up
only
by
The
T,
Mil-burn
Co;,
Limited.
Toronto.
Ont,
Sport
Chat
I
l
he
players
who
will
engage
the
baseball
game
next
Sun
lay
between
the
Inlander
Me
and
(iyro
Club
are
chafing
undiv
the
treatment
the
weather
inn
i
according
I
hem
these
days
in
making
it
impossible
for
lliem
lo
et
out
and
practice.
Many
t
these
buddii.g
baeballers
ilo
not
relish
the
idea
of
staging
an
hihilion
without
a
few
prelii.,
it.
aiy
workouts.
Ileal
hnnest-lo
goodness
practices
are.
planned
for
Thur.-day
and
Salurdav
af-
ernponk,
wealher
permilliM2.
Art
F.sson
and
W.
K.
Ilulrliin-
son
are
scheduled
o
mee?
lo-night
irt
their
second
round
ot
the
individual
city
championhip
compclition.
While
Hutchinson
given
long
odds
lo
win.
Fas.
son
s.
hackers
are-
looking'
for
him
lo
put
up
Hie
best
match
he
us
played
I
hi
winter
ami
he
did
not
do
so
badly
on
several
occasion
during
Ihe
Hulger
&
ameron
Cup
series.
The
at
tendance
al
Ihe
games
-n
far
has
no!
been
as
large
as
might
have
been
expected.
Very
good
ac
commodation
for
spectalors
ha
been
provided
al
Ihe
Flks'
Home
and,
as
Ibis
becomes
known,
il
is
hoped
the
.size
of
Ihe
crowds
will
increase.
Jack
Judge
will
referee
tonight
ami
Jack
Cobb
will
mark.
riti!
decision
of
(lie
civic
fi
nance
commlllee
In
granl
the
SiOh
Avenue
and
McHride
Slreej
playground
to
Ihe
Prince
Iltif
rrt
(iyro
Club
as
a
site
for
the
eree.
lion
of
its
playground
,
equip
ment
is
certainly
a
mailer
of
gralificalion
to
Hie
cluli
and.
i
approved
by
the
citizens
as
;
whole.
Tire
one
obslncle
in
Hi
way
of
the
club's
progress
ha.
now
been
removed
and
steps
will
lie
taken
immediately
lo
secure
Ihe
equipment.
Some
of
i
will
probably
lie
made
here
and
what
cannot
be
obtained
locally
wilf
be
ordered
out.
side.
The
Sixlh
Avenue
ground
will
not
be
given
over
lo
Ihe
Club
until
the
Market
Place
ground
is
ready
for
the
Juniors.
II
Is
Ihe
intention
of
the
cily
lo
give
the
taller
ground
a
surfacing
of
cinders
and
sand
and
make
II.
more
suil
able
for
Ihe
playinir
of
games.
IL1BRARY
BOARD
HAS
jfrr?"V'1
Hook
on
Ihe
shelves)
jlolalled
3,718.
j
The
iiroirram
of
the
lihrat-v
!,onr.l
for
the
vear
is
now
nwnlt.
ing
final
consideration
of
the
es-
limates
by
the
city
council.
FAKE
CANVASSER
IS
ARRESTED
IN
SOUTH
Man
With
Several
Aliases
Who
Visited
Prince
Rupert
Faces
Thirty
Charges
at
Point
'
Grey
II.
Austin,
alias
II.
Ilarrrll.
alias
II..
Austin
Harrett,
has
been
arrested
al
Point
firey,
Van-
couvor.
ana
charged
on
thirty
count
of
.obtaining
money
by
falso'pf'lrn'ces.
This
man
work
ed
Prince
Ituperl
a
few
weeks
ago,
canvassing
fur
lite
Canadian
Home
Journal
anil
other
publications
and
complaints
were
laid
with
the
local
police
following
his
visit.
SMALL
SALE
HALIBUT
ON
EXCHANGE
TODAY
Only
21.100
pounds
of
halibut
was
marketed
at
the
Kxcha'nge
to
lay
the
following
boats
being
in
American
I'll
1
5,
3.500
lbs,.
In
Hoolh
Fisheries,
al
10.5c
and
5c.
Canadian
P.
Dorreen,
8.0(in
lbs.,
to
Jloolh
Fisheries,
at
Sl.3c
and
5c.
Mab,
3,0(10
lbs.,
lo
Allln
Fish
eries,
at
9.2c
and
5c.
M.
M.
Christopher,
t.onn
lb.
In,
Cold
Storage,
al
tc
and
5c.
,.
t
i
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
'
Prince
Rupert
Oeorge
McAfee,
"tleofgolowri
Mrs.
F.
J).
Mairitr,
Kelchikiii:
J
A.
Illce.
C.
Fr'i'dericksoji,
II.
H
Thompson,
II.
A.
Crcac'li.
.1.
J
Whalen
and
H.v
P.
'Fisher,
Van
couver:
Mrs.
M.
Wilson,
Alice
Arm;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
F..
Wllkins
Anyox.
Central.
Mis.
Vi.
r'
Youngman
and
daughter,
Mrs.
John
llunler,
cily
F.
T.
"Mcdloshan,
Juneau;
.Mr
and
Mrs.
T.
Itlley,
Anyox;
C
I
Herring.
Port
Simpson.
S9
801
A
ROUTINE
MEETING
Nearly
Three
Thousand
Books
j
Issued
During
Month
of
March
j
The
regular
monthly
meeting
Ihe
.Municipal
Library
Moan!
took
place
last
night.
There
were
present
llev.
O.
fi.
Hacker,
chairman,
James
Hlack,
F.
J.
Fuller,
Mrs.
K.
C.
Kirkpatrick,
fieorgc
V.
Wilkinson,
secretary,
and
-Miss
Muriel
Oranl,
librarian.
The
librarian's
report
for
March
showed
Dial
2,lfil
book
had
been
iue.
during
the
mouth,
Ihe
daily
average
being
lit.
Thirty
new
borrowers
were
enrolled
and
two
withdrew,
making
Ihe
.total
of
active
borrowers
lo
"date,
1
173.
Five
new
hooks
were
received
by
giff,
31
were
jipurchased
and
27
withdrawn!
THi
ECONOMY
iuy
(Also
in
Packages
I5l
20t)
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
8
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Advcrtlaomant
Taken
for
Lmnm
than
BOsj
UNRESERVED
AUCTION
SALE
at
.30
p.m.
Thursday.
i
April
3.
We
have
been
in-
slrucled
by
owner,
who
is
leaving
town,
to
sell
liy
public
auction
without
ie-
serve
at
816
Third
As
p.
West
the
following
High
Grade
Household
Furniture:
three
upholstered
chairs,
i
mahogany
aud
walnut
rahiuels.
Jardinieres,
brass
and
china,
parlor
chairs,
centre
sellees,
folding
beds,
clolhes
closets,
runs
ami
carpels
of
all
descrip-
lions,
electric
lamps,
elee-
Iric
stoves
and
healers.
hall
carpets,
slnir
carpels,
maliouaiiy
and
wulnul
dressers,
dressing
tables
and
chllTonirres,
oil
paintings
uml
wall
picluies.
mattresses,
blaukels
and
quills
of
every
description,
walnut
library
table,
blind",
curtains,
chairs
and
a
LAIlfiK
QUANTITY
OF
hdfskiioi.d
ioois
TOO
NUMKHOUS
TO
MF.N-TIO.N.
I'rince
Ituperl
Hxchange.
Aticlloneei's.
7U
FOR
RENT
OI
FICK
FOIl
HUNT,
with
modern
living
ouarlers.
Weslenliaver
llro.
'
If
ion
HKNT.
Palmer
House
for
cheap
rates
and
home
com-1
forts.
If
ALICE
ARM
The
ownership
of
Ihe
North
Slar
properly
in
which
James
.arelll
and
.1.
McAleeuait
of
rince
Ilttperl
were
formerly
In
Icrcslcd
is
under
disptile.
Mr.
Krech
of
Kansas,
claims
lo
have!
purchased
H
under
agreemenl
of
sale
atul
the
original
sinkers
re-
nresenleil
by
O.
Kvitnlson
also
lalm
lo
own
it.
Flu
proposed
tramline
from!
the
Fsperanza
mine
to
Ihe
rail-'
way
is
lo
be
Installed
nt
Ihe
earl
iest
possible
date,
it
Is
autioutic-
ed.
If
will
carry
Ihe
ore
al.oul
1(500
feel.
1
Kd.f
Skoglund
Is
here
from
Prince
lluperl
where
he
had
been
spending
Ihe
winter.
s
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Johnson
have
relumed
after
an
ahence
of
five
years
They
expect
lo
spend
the
summer
here.
I'.d.
Hill
has
gone
lo
Ihe
Anyox
llospilal
sUlfering
wilh
htood
poisoning
caused
by
a
.scratch
on
the
hand.
Jerry
Omar
of
Anyox
is
here
in
conneclion
wilh
the
flranbyl
work.
Joint
Slark,
walehman
al
11ml
Dolly
Vardeu
mfile.
slales
thai
there
is
seven
feel
of
snow
at
Camp
8,
O.
W.
Hruggy
lias
Installed
a
rndiophoun
and
picked
up
Ihe
Calgary
Herald
cmiecrl
lite
flrsl
evening.
.Three
logging
railroads
will
be
dumping
logs
lnln
Hie
wider
here
as
Minn
as
wealher'
comliliofis
lire,
unliable
and
work
g.'.ls
under
way.
WANTED
WA.NTHII.
To
buy
direct
in
small
lots
from
fihermen
or
shippers,
wtille-nieali'il
Chinook
Salmon
and
other
good
cheap
fili
to
introduce
lo
Maslert)
consumers.
(live
ull
fnforuialioit
piMsihle
regarding
supply,
prires,
routes
and
rate.
Oie
Co,
Syrarue,
N.Y.
WANTHI).
Furnllure
of
every
dou'rllillllll
lliirlinal
i.el,.
jiaid.
Prince
Ituperl
Hxchange.
Auctioneers.
Phono
rt."2.
STHONd
HOY
wntiled
lo
ileliver
griM'ories.
Apply
l.inry's
Orncery.
'
FOR
SALE
FOIl
HALF:
25-10
h.p.
Sterling
engine;
loch
igniliou;
com
plete
to
and
Including
roup'
ling.
f750.00
30
foot
cruiser,
20
h.p.
Just
overhauled.
toilet.
galley.
1.000.
M.
M.
Stephens.
tf
FOIl
S.M.F.
or
F.xrhangp
for
small
pleasure
boat,
delimit
boat
hull,
33
feel
0
'Inches
long,
0
feet
A
beam.
Suitable
for
salmon
(roller
or
halibtil
boat.
Apply.
Itox
ICf,
Daily
News
ofllce.
If
FOIl
SAI.K.
Pleasure
launch.
U
fi.
x
8
fl.
beam,
spacious
cabin
containing
stove
and
tilenslU.
I
h.p.
Itegal
engine,
newly
painted
and
in
A.I.
condition
Snap.
Apply
Ha
172.
Dully
News.
If
FOIl
HALF.
Soda
fountain
eitiipinenl,
glasses,
Vorlex
sysletn,
eleclrlc
drink-mlxcrs.
soda
cylinders,
boiler
milk
cooler,
slooU,
showcase,
etc.
Apply
W.
.1.
McCulCheoti.
81
FOIl
SALi:.
First
class
dwellit.it
on
Fourth
Avenue
on
Ihe
hill.
Two
lots,
lane
corner.
Marine
view.
Fully
modern.
II.
O.
Ilelgerson,
Ltd.
79
FOIl
SALK.
Power
boats
of
every
description
including
pleasure,
trolling
and
work
boats,
al
reasonable
prices.
Apply
N.
M.
McLean,
Cow
Hay.
FOIl
SALK.
Dahlia
rliots.
atl
colors,
35c;
planted
in
tubs.
J
1.
50;
perennial
flowers
(grow
every
yean.
Illinbarb
roots.
K.
Ulley,
llaysporl,
Il.fi.
81
.-0,
SALK.
flood
dweKing
120
Fight
h
Avenue
F.a.
Four
rooms
and
hath.
12.
000.no.
Terms
to
be
arranged.
II.
CI.
Ilelgerson,
Lldr
7U
FOIl
SALK,
New
and
used
Machinery,
Itoals
and
l'ligines.
Northern
Kxchntigo.
If
LOST
l.os
I
-v
alerntan
rounlalu
pen
between
C.P.II.
lickel'
olllce
and
Scvenln
Ave.
F.asl.
Finder
re
turn
lo
Daily
News.
80
BOARD.
HOARD.
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Inlander,
830
..
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
VI
TAXI
Taxi
S7
Phons.
(Call
Oeorg9
or
Oust)
Ross
rothors.
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Dsy
or
Night
.
SI
audi
Grotto
Cigar
Store,
Third
Ave.
AUCTION
SALES.
floods
Hought,
Sold
or
F.xclmnged
H.
H.
HEMMINOS,
Auotlonssr.
Furnllure
and
Crockeryt
,':
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Third
Ave.
Phones
Hlack
130
and
tied
U2,
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Wednesday,
April
2
lllgli
O.2.'
a.m.
o;t
f"
12.35
p.m.
.
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5
V
Low
('...10
a.
to.
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f'
18.17
pJii..
,
f
Thursday,
April
3
'
High
sl.&6
n.m.
Wii
'
1.1.15
p.nt.'
for.
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7.1
1
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Friday,
April
4
High
1.27
n.m.
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.
r
I.
1.53
p.m.
20
ti
liw
7.ll
n.m.
3
i
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10iH
i.m.
1,11
f".
Saturday,
April
B
High
-
1.58
a.m.
;'l
i
ft
II.
30
j.m.
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fi
Low
8...
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MAIL
SCHEDULE
T.''
For
th
East
Mondavs,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays,
closes
at
5.3ry
p.'m.
From
tht
East
-
Mondays,
ThuredayjcnjnL
Sflt
urdays,
1
.30
p.
in.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
.
,P.
M
Wednesdays
P
M
Fridays
A.M.
C.IML
March
7.
17.
Vftd
8
To
Vancouvsr
1'tifsdays,
Mail
closes
at
I
I'M
Fridays
8.15
A
M
Saturdays
irrt4
A.M.
CP.lt.
March
II
and
J.
To
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stsjwart,
Prsmlir
Wednesdays
..J.O.
P.M.
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Premie
t
Fridays
1S.1.A.M
To
Port
Simpson,
Alice'
Arm
Anyoi,
Slemart
and
Prsmler
Sundays
V
47'
P.M.
From
Port
Slntpson,
Alios
Arm
Anyoi,
Stewart
and,
Premier
Tueiidays
....
A.M.
To
Alaska
Points-March
7,
17
and
28.
From
Alaska
Points-
March
II
and
27.
To
Qussn
Charlotto
Island
Points
March
12
aud
20.
From
Queen
Charlotte'
Points
Marrli
!()
and
21.
To
Naas
River
Points
and
Port
Simpson
a
4
1
Thursdays
P.M.
From
Naas
liver
Points
Rstnnlsvs
.i
A.M.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6003.
v
.
,
,.
.
Sealed
rentiers
will
Ixi
Mutual
liy
the
liHtrlrl
rori'nti'1'.
not
later
than
ihmiii
,,o
the
imh
il4y
of
Ahril,
IWIi
for
tlw
tHir
rh
of
Mi-riii'i'
X
r.iios,
ix'ar
Shwp
r
Me,
ei.tranre
Ul
Orlfrin
I'lwbll.
)
I'l
rut
flu.liun
fj.jn.
of
llenihxK,
HaUam,
SpMire,
anil
i:eit.ir
Sawk.rs.
Tn
11
years
will
Im
HuNtror
re
nioval
of
tiiiilH-r.
W
ft
further
parlleiilar
or
thjrjlif
Tores,
ler,
VleiorM,
or
Ihe
lilirt't
F)ireler.
l-nnre
iinperi,
ii.i;.
3
?
TIMBER
SALE
X
C101.
Sealed
Trmlers
will
lie
iiJl
by
the
Ihinrirt
t'nreiier,
not
later
Ihan
ii.Hn
on
line
,
.
.
..
Vlli
...
day
,
of
All
V
,
II.
.,n.
Itt4.
.
.
t
fi
,
.4
.
Ihe
,.r...,
fitr
riM;
i.i
i.iiTini
niiii
11.1
,.iiii.m
iiaiM,a
jilar.,
to
nit
l&.lioil
l
ineal
fell
of
llein
llork
rillnii
ami
U0.OI10
r.h.111.
of
lleiu
jork,
spruee
ami
liaUam
Snwluis.
Two
(I)
years
will
I
allusiril
for
re.
moral
nr
niniier.
mrlher
artlriil.trs
of
the
,nutT
Hires
ter.
V
letorla,
i.r
the
nisirin
toresier.
I'rll.re
lliiierl.
LAND
ACT.
Netlta
sf
Intsnllon
to
Apply
to
Ltss
Land.
In
Cosst
I
and
DIMrlrt,
llei-onlliisr
Pis
trld
of
Skeena,
ami
mliute
iHl-inr
Hay
Islaiul,
on
the
1101
1
U
traiu-h
uf
(lie
hkrena
liver,
near
iiirai.ic
i.aiuiery.
take
Motlr
that
I.
Ihunias
William
Tliniker,
of
I'Mnrt!
Muert,
It.C,
orii.atloti
f.nrliixer,
llileiul't
to
a.ly
fur
ieriolsslon
mi
leane
uie
rniiowina:
oesrriiHMi
la.i'.i.
O.iniiH'iicJna
it
a
nhi
pUulert
aUtlie
tisnt
M.iitherly
("ilrit
oh
Hay
(laiKli.Ulwire
nor
iheriy.
iml
weslerly.i
llienii
jioiiiiarlv
ami
easterly)'
tolluwlht
I
ho
slnuli.Uli'ii'
n.
the
shore
line
to
I'ollil
of
roii.iiieiirenienl,
anl
eontainlnt
'Ipl
seres,
more
or
less.
THOMAS
W.
THMiHI
Mi
Afplieinl,
bui
Mirinry
llifi,
niii-"