I
W1
WlMfi
Yh
Wart
a
I
Mt
B
7W
1AA1
,..
id
a
hurry
Phone
VOL
XIV.,
NO,
30
ii
Thorni
gut
Oar
and
Bast
Servloe
loa
Before
Executions
DAWSON
,
Kiln
aa-a
,,v
H
Vno
-
bu
i-
In
tha
Olty.
Rataa
Reasonable
Ma
'"
.
IN
Provincial
Police
Leave
to
In
1
veitlgete
If
This
Was
Boat
Accompanied
Sergeant
Thome
to
Used
by
Missing
Man
Herschell
Island
But
Left
I
...!!
II
lllll
a
V'i
I
IIMUlh
ntt.r
.
..
.
.
.
ller,ehrll
Mand
early
In
'"a,u
,u
cru18
"lc
"aTUi,r-
uler
when
Tlirme
croi
.
i
.a
and
Yukon
terrllory
with
HtPIKI
LCAYCO
i:
ucaui
warrani
oi
eecuuon
ciIMn
V
CrtD
UIMWIDCr
fr'l.r
lUklmo
condemned
to
OUNUAI
TUK
nllinlrtU
ill
Moth
arrived
at
Ilerehell
I'
sr.il
afler
a
hard
trip.
Mor.j
WINNII'Kti.
leb.
15.
Ali-li:
wr'vei
larteil
back
before
tlie
nuiiiicemenl
i
made
Imlay
by
the
uhoii
und
had
no
word
of
it.
(winmlian
National
Itailway
here
1
illial
Sir
Henry
W.
Thornlon.
ROBBED
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Four
Masked
Men
Locked
Officials
In
Vault
and
Rifled
Teller's
Cage
MMM
UI
Al.,
l
ib.
15.
Cote
,e
N
'
branch
of
the
Unk
of
Mi
;inal
Wil
held
no
by
four
lii.'lkei
bfiudil
and
robbed
i.ri
.,
i
ii...
-"'led
all
the
cash
in
Hie.
Idler'
"tivi'
and
made
off.
BULKLEY
FARMERS
ARE
DISCUSSING
CONDITIONS
Reeling
This
Afternoon
at
Round
kike
to
Talk
Marketing
and
Other
Mattera
TKI.KW
A,
Fell.
15
Thh
iiHor.
'("ii
farmer
of
Ihe
lliilkley
Val
ley
und
ulher
havin
lo
do
di.
'
lly
or
indirectly
wilh
the
farm
K
Indiislry
nre
meeting
at
Uoinitl
l
ake
Hall
to
eonside'r
wjiy
and
ineaiis
or
improvimr
the
eondilion
f
(lie
fnrinora
In
II.,,
vhIIhi-
One
mi-
iinpotiunt
utijeel
to
ne,"
'liseusM..
will
i.
,n
niarketiiiK
'f
Hie
product
of
Hie
farm
und
it
T
posnlhlo
thui
i(mv,
ro-opera-1
"vi'
plan
will
be,
formululed,
;J
NEW
DIRECTORFOlT
l
CANADIAN
NATIONAL;
,
OTTAWA,
Feb.
Tr..
-I),
J.
'Me.'
-Mi(fa
of
Toiunlo
t.n.
I1....11
iin.'
;olnli'd
lo
the
illrcciorute
of
Jhe
'
Vlt
SlllTIl'illil,r
11
tl
11,,
null
jehairnmii
und
preideul
of
the
;ytrm,
i
Icuvinit
Montreal
Sun
day
nit;hl
for
Winnipeg
lo
icnd
a
few
day
In
hl
office
lierc.
meclliu
weteni
delegation
and
ntlendini.'
to
mailer
of
policy
in
connection
with
tin
region.
FRENCH
GOVERNMENT
.
JS
AGAIN,
SUSTAINED
I'AltlS.
Felt.
15,'
The
wu
sustained
Ibis
inorn-
:lu
on
Hie
question
of
confidence
r
.(Mill
I
III,
1111.11
llllll'lll
11111
.....
.
-
.
.i
.
.
,
.
i
i
when
unoiiicr
louery
loan
cinMiie
J."".
..,,rrV,7
V
Kinlen.led
lo
Improve
France's
fi-nr
,
t
I
at
the
,
matehcl
he
officii.
p
pj(.(.(ci
b
,(J
pixni
or
a
revolver
iulo
tlie
vaun
.,.
....ii....,
.
,
.
i
wiui
nirHcii
iiirm
in
nun
men
i"i
HOCKEY
SCORES
Seattle
I,
Kdmonlou
7.
Mr.
and
.Mr.
William
Keilh
cailed
this
iiKiiniiifc-
for
Victoria
ivvhero
Mr.
Keilh
will-
recuperate
from
hi
recent
seriou
ill
moms.
Mr.
Keilh
will
allcnd
a
couveii
tiou
of
the
l.oyal
Ornnn
lteuc
volenl
AociaTion
in
Vutieouver.
ELEVATOR
EXPERT
COMING
NEXT
WEEK.
C,
i,llowe,
Ihe
elevator
.expert.
I
expected
herejin
Ihe
bout
frouv
Vancouver
Wednesday,
according
to
a
1,'h-nrnm
received
thl
morning
by
S.
J.
Mcl.eod,
president
of
Ihe
Hoard
of
Trade.
Sir
Henry
Thornlon
not
quick
'action
afler
prom!,
ink'
to
send
Mr.
Howe
to
examine
inlo
the
feasibility
of
ereellnjt
an
elevator
ut
'this
porl.
Ho
has
already
reported
on
Ihe
possibilities,
at
New
We
DOWN
NEAR
CANNERY
jSTE
AMER
AMUR
IS
i
'I'lii1
provincial
police
received
a
'message
from
the
Canadian
Fih
I
e
i
,
a
.
ii.ti-i
.....I
UVII1III1
iT
aiiiBii
.iiiuinrii
a
uiit.1,
aaii-a.
tuiO'iie
mriaivi-r
in
iia
.iiiuiirun
h
when
Poler
Mpj,
itio
'Tutiiietrt.'
VI
Viable
alilaa
W
Saint
r
left
thin
afternoon
Amur
Amur
en
rr
inr
.MUC.
an
Ull
In
III..
.
I
.
.
.J
Ii
irJ
li.l.fJ4il
.id.
1
lift.
llllpL.
111
.
Itl-l
..........
...
llllMVinil
'
'
-
.
-
-
U
itljn
on
tjiJ
.roek-itutleinijouaiiheiilinvc
which
ha
already
been
taken
off.
The
Tee
I
here
for
supplies
and
waler
and
will
return
to
the
lAmur
ut
once.
II
i
now
expected
that
the
stranded
vessel
will
be
freed
tomorrow
on
the
liili
tide.
REFUSED
ADMISSION
TUTENKHAMEN'S
TOMB
Written
Order
of
Egyptian
Gov
ernment
Shown
Excavator
by
Chief
of
Police
l.t
X(Ht.
Feb.
15.
Howard
larler
presented
himself
at
Tu-
leukhamen'
tomb
today
and
wu
tefused
admission
by
the
chief
of
police,
who
presented
a
written
order
lo
that
effect
from
the
Ft-yptian
eminent.
CREW
OF
SKANDIA
GOT
SSOO
EACH
ON
RECENT
LONG
TRIP
The
American
fishinc
schooner
Skaudia,
Capl.
O.
O.
Ilvatum,
a
fifteen
man
bout,
made
a
record
for
the
largest
kios
slock
of
any
individual
vessel
to
arrive
at
the
port
of
Prince
llupert
when
she
unloaded
1
20,380
pounds
or
halibut
on
Tuesday
morning.
Thi
was
lu
addition
to
a
considerable
leek
load
which
was
discharged
al
Kelrhikun
on
the
trip
south.
The
total
gross
proceeds
from
Ihe
colch.was
approximately
$10,-
150.
Deducting
a
fifth
share
for
the
boat
and
taking
llm
expenses
of
the
trip
at
?I.IOO,
Ibis
would
leave
a
balance
of
912,000
lo
be
divided
between
the
crew
of
fif
teen
men
or
a
total
of
$800
per
man.
The
catch
was
secured
on
the
Portloch
fishing
banks
ami
Ihe
vessel
was
-away
from
port
about
four
week.
FANATICS
SURRENDER
PHILLIPINE
ISLANDS
MANILA,
Feb.
15.
Nearly
300
faualics,
who
had
been
causing
trouble
on
llueas
Island
have
sur.
rendered
and
Ihe
campaign
ci'ai!
'hem
STILL
ON
ROCKS
Salvage
Boat
Tees
Arrived
Ir.
Port
From
White
Cliff
Island
For
Supplies
and
Water
i.,h
i.
f-.
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ihl
uflrrnoon
I
pacific
Salvage
Co.
leamer
..
'.
-
.ito
cfffM-l
that
a
ilnrv
hail
liccii
IT....
I'.hi.I
llnikt.iiii
rami
in
:il
m-
in
minium
rnmi
.rciic
coasi
.
,..-
.
-
received
-'-
it
m.I
IiV
by
HoyaT
iiguunu
ii
'mui
u
n
uj
mc
noun
noin
imr
viiu
iKuiiu.
in
HI
Hie
II1C
I
rimer
I
I
111.
C
uu'ri
unnging
worn
liui
inr
uviuv
Chief
Spiller
and
Coll.
Seatnliip
A
Itargr
Co.'s
steamer
"
'
frid
J''"1
"
J"i'Ufceful.
Ttfe
,
Porcupine
Itiver
from
ller-iy'":'"i,!C-
iiorj
inai
a
uvw
uj-
nni
wurk
oi
iiyiriiiii;r
me
.miiuf
i
"'I
I
"land
ii
i
...
.V--
ii..
ni.i
f.ir
I'londel
of
Heal
lUnc
who
has
continuiiiif
and,
nhorlly
after
the
u
jr
inr
uir
i
rr
nunil
ii..
:
i..ti
m....
i...
...
i.
.i
n.
i
tnAiiiilA.1
ii,1
iiiisuij
ffinii;
inai
.uuiiuo;
ires
arrivvu,
uir
.inriiiiuii
vamc
inoiinieu
.
..
poi-
...
.-
,
...
.....
..
n..,i
vwirn
nu
ira
uir
iumi
aiviupv
in
iullil
a
9i.'
iuiuuiiiiiif
titui
portion
oi
i
ne
.vmur
rarf;u
(rlually
eudt.l
lmts
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
Bntish
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRIXCt
111
PERT,
IJ.g,
FHUiAY.
FEBRUARY
IS,
1021.
VtUrtfy'l
Circulation
1,SO.
(fin
j
T'he
count
luld
nn
that
if
I
had
-a
million
dollars
he
t
would
like
lo
marry
me,"
.-aid
Hetty
Sherwood,
New
York
modiste
111
telling
of
her
experience-,
wilh
Count
I.udwig
von
lloog-lraeton,
who
nmrried
the
$10,000,-000
Jlogers
heiress.
Perry
Urges
Building
of
Railway
,
.
to
Peace
River
from
a
British.
Columbia
Point
Instead
of
Brule
rrgtiig
dial
Prince
llupert
use
its
utmost
endeavor
to
have
the
branch
railway
of
the
Camidiun
National
built
through
Hril-
ish
Columbia
rather
than
from
Ilrule
through
Alberta
and
pre-
enliiig
good
reasons
therefor?,
II.
Ii.
Perry,
member
of
Ihe
Legislature
for
Fori
(leorgc
riding,
yesterday
addressed
the
llolary
Club
of
Prince
llupert
most
convincingly
and
eloquently.
His
great
point
was
that
by
way
of
a
railway
from
Peace
River
lo
Print
licorge
and
on
to
Prince
Rupert
grain
,rould
reach
lidewaler
in
7ir
miles
wilh
a
good
waler
grade
whereas
lo
Vancouver
liy
Itrule
tlie
illMance
woud
be
812.
lly
taking
the
I).C.
roule
a
good
country
would
be
developed
and
the
haul
would
be
an
easy
one
and
II
would
tap
the
enlre
of
Ihe
Peace
Itiver
Hlock
of
Dominion
(iovcniment
lands.
Mr.
Perry
I
not
insisting
that
Hie
railway
should
come
out
by
Prince
Ceorge
but
that
it
take
,1
roule
which
will
bring
it
out
in
Hrilish
Columbia
instead
of
Al-berla
and
thus
avoid
the
bad
grades.
The
visitor
opened
by
men
tioning
dial
Prince
(ieorge
and
Prince
llupert
were
born
und1
craillnl
al
the
same
time
of
the
ame
parent.
They
had
gone
Ihrough
similar
trials
and
in
each
city
there
was
a
large
body
of
men
that
slill
had
faith
and
confidence
in
regard
to
the
future.
They
realized
the
won
derful
resource
of
Ihe
country
and
realized
Hint
these
must
be
developed.
Vital
to
Rupert
The
uuestiou
of
transporta
tion,
he
claimed,
was
more
vital
lo
Prince
Kupcrl
even
than
lo
Prince
Ceorge.
The
port
was
dependent
largely
on
the
devel
opmeut
of
conl
nil
und
northern
I
I.C.
Here
was
a'
country
in
the
Peace
Itiver
rich
in
resources
which
had
been
known
for
100
years
but
only
sinco
1888
whs
it
considered
seriously.
lu
that
year
the
Senate
instituted
uu
inquiry
inlo
Ihe
possibilities
of
the
country
and
surveyors
went
Ihroush
with
a
view
to
locating
la
railway.
If
the
C.P.Il.
hud
de
cided
lo
come
Ibis
vvuy
he
opin
ed
I
hat
the
country
would
have
been
thickly
populated
years
ago.
Professor
Dawson
hud
reported
that
there
were
15,000,000
acres
of
land
in
the
district
that
could
be
cultivated
and
this
would
produce
.
100,000,000
DOCKERS
GO
ON
STRIKE
Negotiations
Failed
This
Evening
and
Men
Go
Out
Tomorrow
LONDON,
Feb.
15.
Negotiations
for
the
settlement
of
the
dispute
between
the
dock
workers
and
their
employers
over
the
question,
of
wages
collapsed
this
Friday
evening
and
the
strike
Is
scheduled
to
commence
VANDERLIP
AND
OIL
INTERESTS
Millionaire
Says
He
Mentioned
'
Harding's
Paper
to
Clear
Name
of
Dead
President,
SAN
FltANCISCO,
Feb.
15.
Frank
A.
Vanderlip
told
the
Sen-
ale
oil
cominitlec.
today
Dial
he
had
no
fads
whatever
to
go
on1
had
never
heard
any
Intimation
that
money
paid
tor
the
Star
came
rrom
the
oil
Interests.
ELEVEN
ARE
BURNED
MONTPKldKuT
Vermont,
Feb.
bushels
oi
grain
each
year.
11.15.
Eleven
persons
nre
reported
was
round
laler
Ihut
this
e.tUdead
or
missing
following
a
mate
was
low.
There
were
ulO$300.000
fire
in
an
orfice
build.
uHuurd
:
pajro
f(ve'
U
ea
A;.
Fi
day
tuomliitf
ttFMt
SilM
M7.
havlm-:
left
and
being
replaced
by
successors
coiunicncing
at
a
lower
point
on
the
salary
schedule.
Thq
ordinary
estimates
having
been
almost
completed
last
week,
it
remained
fur
the
board
to
decide
on
only
a
few
outstanding
points.
Tha
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Hesl
of
Food
flood
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Har
to
Tha
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
TEAPOT
OIL
SCANDAL
WORRIES
AMERICANS
H.
G.
PERRY
OF
PRINCE
GEORGE
URGES
BUILDING
RAILWAY
THROUGH
B.C.
Refusal
to
Grant
Lease
to
Secretary
of
Navy
Ties
up
Alaskan
Coal
WABlllNliTON.
Feb.
IS.
Former
Hcreluiy
Full
and
He
relary
Dcnby
il
wn
declared
in
u
Idler
laid
before
Prei-il
nt
Coolidge
by
Joliii
Maine,
the
Alaknu
railroadman,
hud
cn--
vi
into
negotiation
in
1021
Tor
(lie
transfer
mid
lease
of
the
ni-li
.lalamiku
vital
reserve
in
Alaska
lilting
the
same
Hue
a
w..;
followed
Inter
in
Hie
Teapot
Home
oil
rcerv
The
Alaskan
jgrrcini'iit
wus
nut
executed,
Iml
lllaiuc
nid
Hie
navy
had
since
rofuscd
lo
permit
the
use
of
Alaskan
enal
by
III
'
navy.
MOSES
RETURNS
FROM
arctic:
DORY
FOUND
UPSIDE
RAMSAY
MACDONALD
!
IS
SUFFERING
FROM
NEURITIS
AND
TIRED
!
MlXIMi.N,
lib.
15.
.!.
1
llanay
.Murdonahl,
labor
j
Premier
and
si-erelary
of
j
slafe
for
foreign
affairs.
!
in
the
Hrilish
Ooverri-
infill,
i
Indisposed
with
an
ullark
of
neuritis,
uc-
cording
to
the
neV-
iuer.
Thl
i
accoiii-
pun
led
hy
insomnia,
willi
the
resull
I
Ii
nl
he
is
very
tired.
II
I
not
suggested
dial
In
eondilion
is
in
any
way
serious.
School
Estimates
for
Year
are
Three
Thousand
Dollars
less
than
Last:
Play
Sheds
Provided
for
Kslitnules
for
Ihe
year
totalling
were
finally
adopt
ed
by
(he
.school
board
afler
lengthy
discussion
which
lasted
till
a
few
minutes
before
midnight
last
uighl.
This
total
provides
for
$70,002
ordinary
expenditure
and
8,luU
extraordinary.
II
is
'J,'Jo'.
less
than
last
year's
total
estimate
of
?87,lOS
when
-57U,
I
VS
was
put
in
for
ordinary
expenditure
and
$11,000
for
extraordinary.
Contrary
lo
what
seemed
lu
have
been
Ihe
general
.expectation,
Ihe
matter
of
salaries
was
not
cvn
discussed
bv
the
board
and
Ihe
schedule
of
last
year
was
s
again
used
in
compiling
1,11
I
Ul
IlvT
A
ME
DAT
estimate.
There
will
be
a
re-
Hll
flANK
rlllJI,
I
duction
of
some
-S3,000
in
the'
payroll
as
compared
wilh
last,
PCrADniMr
UAD
year,
however,
caused
by
several,
II
LillMIllilllll
If
MR
leacher.H
of
many
years'
service
j
British
Government
Will
Not
Depend
Upon
Military
But
on
Reasonableness
NO
CAPITAL
LEVY
LONDON,
Feb.
15.
Speaking
in
the
House
of
Commons
on
na-
Inclusion
of
an
estimate
for
tional
defense.
Premier
Macdonald
technical
education
was
discus-'declarcd
llial
tlie
government
was
ed
at
lengtth
resulting
in
the
Inquiring
inlo
the
whole
problem
decision
to
set
aside,
$500
for
from
the
humane
viewpoint,
of
this
i!uruoseIiTbe.
trustee
were
preventing
.warXudiliooiiaiid
Tn
faV'cfr
0?"
nmkmgprovfsion
ibarih'liargaltdni?'
wlfi"J'rorCfitiv
alonx
this
line
but
there
seemed
power
they
would
not
depend
!o
be
some
doubt
as
to
how
such
upon
military
forces
but
upon
a
classes
would
be
patronized,
reasonable
policy.
Finally
it
was
decided
that
Com-!
Premier
Macdonald
confessed
mitlee
should
be
appointed
to
that
capital
levy
as
a
policy
was
investigate
and
report.
Trustees
m
Ihe
same
perilous
position
as
Williams
and
Orme
were
named
protection.
Ihe
committee
by
Ihe
chair.
As
it
was
frit
(hat
such
classes
would
not
be
opened
until
the
fait
term,
anyway.
$500
was
con
sidered
tin
adequate
amount
to,
place
in
the
esliiuules.
This
willi
be
increased
by
financial
as-1
Istance
provided
by
the
depart-1
School
a
sum
ot
$500
was
aside
und
Seal
Cove
and
West-view
schools
were
allowed
$250
and
$100
respectively
for
repair
purposes.
The
tqlul
estimate
tov
repairs
was
$3,3ti0.
The
most
important
item
in
the
lotal
estimate
or
$8,150
Tor
extraordinary
expenditure
was
$1,000
to
provide
playsheds
ul
ibolh
King
Edward
and
Horden
I
L.1
.
ll.'UVVl
'.-
INDIANS
AGAIN
INVADE
OTTAWA
menl
for
technical
education.
Object
to
Adoption
of
Report
of
The
question
of
estimates
j
Royal
Commission
on
Indian
necessary
Tor
the
repairs
ofi
mrairs
various
schools
was
taken
Up.
I
There
was
a
report
from
John
S.
OTTAWA,
Feb.
15.
A
deputa-
Nelson
indicating
that
reshingl-ion
Trout
I
lew
allied
Indian
tribes
ing
of
the
King
Edward
High
of
Hrilish
Colunrtiia
arc
here
lo
School
was
an
immediate
neccs-li'lrvhyw
Hie
government
in
re.
sily.
Accordingly
$700
was
dc-
fard
to
Ihe
mailer
of
Indian
elded
upon
for
Ibis
purpose
and
rights
in
dial
province.
Ihey
additional
sums
or
$500,
$50
and
salt
dial
Ihe
report
has
reached
$3(50
were
put
in
for
new
black-iHritish
Columbia
that
the
gov-boards,
Minds
and
seals
rcspec-;rlllm',l
would
pass
uu
order
in
lively,
making
a
total
tor
the
eouncil
auopnng
Hie
report
or
ihe
school
or
$ICI0.
An
cstimale
or
,u,ynI
t'ommission
on
Indian
ur.
$'J00
ror
painting,
kalsomining,
fiir
'
Hrilish
Columbia.
This
repairing
the
roor
and
providing
cumnutlee
was
uppointed
in
IU13
blackboards
and
blinds
tor
Hor-In'1
sl"'l
several
years
invcsli-den
Sheet
School
wus
uccepledi,li,,K
'"diHons,
bul
the
Indians
To
further
ascertain
what
was
eousi.
er
uu-ir
repori
uuiuvorauie
the
trouble
wilh
Hooth
Memorial,
a'1'1
"'"l
'""'l
r'sl'l
arc
not
sccieariy
iienueii
ami
inc
amount
or
Compensation
to
be
not
definitely
fixed.
uwurded
is
PRESBYTERIANS
ASK
UNION
BE
DEFERRED
UNTIL
VOTE
IS
TAKEN
VICTOItIA,
Feb.
15.
A
muss
These
iiv
-.
sheds,
1"
VWI
it
'meeting
1
of
Presbyterians
pushed
when
he
recently
brought
thCis
,.siinuled.
will
each
cost
$2.-
resolution
urging
Ihe
Dominion
name
of
President
Harding
lnlouun
Trustees
Orme
and
Wil-
government
ami
the
legislature
me
011
scanuai.
ins
recenv
i'eeen
ji(1Ils
Wln,
iJot,
srongly
in
'
retrain
rrom
eiuieiing
i.nurcn
asking
for
an
inquiry
into
tbe
fnV(,r
tlf
providing
the
playsheds.
't
n
Ion
bill
or
ilefe'r
heli'i
until
sale
of
Mr.
Harding's
-larion'.j.rU!,PC
n,)CK.ser
ihought
that
Ihe
membership
of
lliq
chinch
Jiad
Star,
he
declared,
was
made
"e-l$,
00
wus
too
mucu
l0
,)Ul
ra
tlio
opportunity
of
expressing
Its
cause
he
wanted
to
cull
attention
csji,liaca
for
this
purposo
and
untrammelled
judgment
In
regard
lo
current
rumors
so
as
lo
stop
WI(S
v(
UC
opinion
,hal
one
shed
lo
the
matter.
them.
"I
was
a
life
long
friend
of.
fttP
.,.
board
s,.oulj
President
Harding
and
wanted
to
lU
vpnr
vniiv
TUDCC
HIH
TIMCDC
AC
clear
his
memory,"
he
staled.
He
"
".
.
,
.
'
IIHUjL'
MUlf
lllllLiUU
Ul
moveu
oy
irusiee
urine
ami
seconded
by
Trustee
Casey
that
an
estimate
or
$1,000
providing
Tor
the
two
be
made.
The
mo-
KLONDIKE
ARE
DEAD
DAWSON.
Feb.
13.
Three
old
lion
carried
unanimously.
timu
Klondlkcrs
died
Ibis
week.
The
bulunce
ot
the
exlraor-
They
are
Otto
Paulson,
a
well
diniiry
eslimule
was
made
up
or
known
Honaiua
Creek
miner;'
$3,500
ror
legal
contingencies,
Peter
Olson,
rancher
and
slOck-$50i)
ror
the
Hooth
school
play-ian
al
Pelly
Furm
near
Selkirk,
ground
and
$150
for
Horden
and
"Old
Spirit"
Olrard
of
Forty
S4rc-
Mtli
po.
it.