Tm.
daily
rawa
Friday.
April
t
i
A
new
shipment
nf
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManuj
English
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IT
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r-j
Booh
lust
arrived
direct
from
one
r
On'
largest,
m'anufarlur-er
In
Ilie
()!.)
Country.
Call
nml
see
Ihem.
They
are
absolutely
1
h
best
shoo,
value
in
lown.
Price
to
inlrodiirrA)
gxg
All
ht.oK
pO.UU
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue.
Money
Orders
'
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
thai
Summer
Vacation
j
visit,
io
me
uia
L.ana
cany.
For
Ticket.,
Hates
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriter.
Cary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybtiavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
jSolt
Finish
1
Wil-lWice
iWel
Washi
Three
Services,
one
of
which
will
exactly
fill
your
wash
ilay
needs.
Phone,
us
for
particulars.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WC
BUY
BOTTLES.
I
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
8t.
Steam
Healed
Hot
and
Cold
Watar
t
;
Rates
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box1
75.
Phone
6S9.
FORTY-ONE
MILL
RATE
FOR
CITY
OF
EDMONTON
Service
Tax,
to
be
Imposed
but
no
Auto
or
Rental
Tax
this
Year
EDMONTON,
April
I.
Tl.oro
win
ne
mi
rem
ni
lax
and
itl
no
no
automobile
lax
this
year
in
Ihe
V"mS"
m'T
'"fT",
wh4,,tof,,
.,
.
,
,
""tor
him.
.My
mother
advised
nie
to
try
cily.
tint
uddl
llonal
revenue
will
n.
,..!.
un.
a...
.1,.
,..,
i
-
probably
be
raised
by
menus,
of
a
servien
Iiit
In
In.
,.oi.tn.l
i
11-i.f
e
1..-
.
-
.
I
iii-
111,111
111
nil
i'iiui-iii
louai
tax.
1
"The
Venice
lax
Ik
Ihe
best
method
of
reaching
those
persons
who
do
no!
now
pay
any
tnxes
in
the
cily."'
said
Coin,
inissioner
C
.1.
Yornlh.
Local
Improvement
A
recommendation
from
lhe
a
commissioners
that
no
local
im
provements
such
as
sidewalks,
etc.,
be
11
mlcrl
aken
I
his
year
by
Ihe
cily
except
they
be
paid
for
by
the
owner
of
the
properly
facing
the
improvement,
was
carried
by
council.
The
four
alternative
suggrs-
lions
for
raising
additional
revenue
as-submilled
by
Ihe
com
missioners:
.
Strong
opposition
was
shown
againsi
1
lie
renlal
tax
ly
Major
lllalchfnrd,
Alderman
.1.
.1.
Dug-
gnn
and
Alderman
Collision,
on
the
grounds
that
il
would
still
a
not
reach
those
who
paid
110
taxes
at
present,
also
tbat.il
was
adding
a
considerable
burden
im
citizens
who
already
paid-Indirect
taxes
and
might
be
liable
to
move
into
cheaper
houses
ralher
thaji
pay
the
ex
Ira
renlal
lax
in
top
of
the-original
rent.
Carried,
by
Vote
Plan
number
Iwo
recommend
ing
a
mill
rale
of
-II
ami
im
position
of
a
service
lax
was
then
put
to
Ihe
vole
and
carried.
The
city
solicitor
was
instructed
to
bring
down
a
bylaw
to
create,
a
il
mill
rale
for
public
school
supporters
ami
on
a
motion
by
Alderman
C.
.1.
Collison,
the
by
law
covering
Ihe
service
tax
wild
tie
referred
to
Hie
bylaws
committee
ami
will
come
tip
fuV
approval
al
the
next
meeting
of
council.
WEIRD
METHOD
OF
RECOVERING
BODY
Grandson
of
Former
British
Premier
to
Resort
to
Curious
Plan
at
Portage
Le
Prairie
I'OliTAOK
LA
1MIAIIUK,
April
(.Dragging
operations
for
Ihe
body
of
Stewart
Ferguson,
Win
nipeg
hoy
who
was
drowned
in
Ihe
marshes
of
Lake
Manitoba
north
of
I'ortage
la
1'rairie,
last
summer,
will
lie.
undertaken
as
soon
as
Ihe
ice
moves
out.
Search
for
the
body
will
be
made
under
Ihe
direction
of
II.
.
(iladslone
of
this
cily
who
will
inlrodure
a
novel
method
in
bis
attempt
to
recover
Hie
body
if
the
boy.
The
system
verges
011
Ihe
occult.
According
lo
.Mr
(iladsloue
he
will
remove
the
centres
front
nine
loaves
of
bread
and
in
the
cavities
he
will
fix
lines
and
I
lieu
replace
Ihe
por
llfins
of
the
bread
cut
out.
The
loaves
are
then
placed
on
the
(MOTHERS
SHOULD
NOT
NEGLECT
BRONCHITIS
in
the
babies!
Mm.
E.
Lamrdun,
kinitslon,
Ont.
writes:
".My
baby
boy
had
bronchitis
when
be
iwo
wm
M,
he
reeovered
rrotm
'the
.tuck
but
took
It
mm.
Keveral
months!
.la'rr.
nii
on
account
of
the
severity
i
s
'-""
""I
IP"
.JIH11.-1
IU
"ed.
It
for
several
years
iiti
splendid
UHS.
1
1
bottle,
and
after
bad
used
it
could
see)
a
derided
Improvement
In
him
after
several
holll
Iia
vii
pom.
pllely
relieved.
Mr
IxiV
Is
now
tiro
vrara
old.
and
h'ls
has
wver
bad
an
attack
of
bnMichlUsl..io-rU-
il.i
r,..
,...i
.1.
slnre.
Aa
a
mother,
raislnr
a
family,
I
am
very
grateful
to
know
that
I
have
round
real
remedy
for
bad
roUU
and
bron
chitis,
as
It
lifts
rare
and
anxiety
from
an
anxious
mother's
shoulders."
Dr.
Wood's
Korway
Tine
Syrup
Is
SSe
bottle;
tV
larpe
family
slie
f,0f;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Mllburn
Co..
Limited.
Toronto,
Ont.
water
in
the
vicinity
where
thei
body
is
upposed
to
lie.
ever
one
Hie
loaves
passes
!n,Prttl,n(,
yParH
,lf
pri,iminary
Whentiraining
in
public
school
and
color
leire
r.ieinir
tuilUhe.l
ff
h,
over
Ihe
body,
Ihe
water
becomes
disturbed,
Mr.
(iladslone
ex
plained.
Mr.
(iladslone
claims
to
be
a
grandson
of
Hie
.
late
William
Kwart
(iladslone,
England'
"Orand
Obi
Man,"
and
also
to
be
"seven!
b
son
of
the
seventh
son."
NIGHT
DANCE
CLUBS
OUST
ARTISTS
FROM
t
IIAIIC
IM
I
ft
WHAM
IIALLO
111
LUIlliUn;
LONDON,
April
I.
Night
dance
club
life
lias
grown
so'nvals
come
into
view
around
Ihe
rapidly
in
London,
within
the
last'bends
of
the
horse.shoe
shaped
year
that
all
the
art
galleries
(Course,
the
racing
boats
have
np-and
exhihiMon
rooms
of
any
sizejl'marheil,
passed
ami
been
blotted
have
been
commandeered
fiM
this
purpose.
The
artistic
life
-
of
London
is
threatened
by
this
course
of
events,
Sir
David
ray,
Jl.A;,
at
the
bead
of
a
deega-;from
linn
of
artists,
has
represented
to
Ihe
owners
nf
the
exhibition
halls.
Almost
all
of
Ihe
large
galler
ies
on
t'iraddilly
and
Hond
Street
are
closed
to
Ihe
arts.
The
ef
fect
has
already
been
noticed
in
the
fact
that
most
of
the
nro-
minenl
continental
artists
no
longer
exhibit
in
Lnndon,r
SMITHERS
The
town
council
has
piir-
ehased
frontage
of
seventy-five
feet
on
l
irsl
Avenue
from
J.
s.
Oray.
II
will
ultimately
be
the
site
of
a
cily
hall.
1
Work
of
surfacing
Main
Street
with
a
heavy
layer
of
crushed
rock
has
been
completed,
ami
rolling
operations
are
now
in
progress.
II.
(i.
(tale
is
on
'a
holiday
ami
business
trip
to
l!iliuonlon,
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
lie
will
re.
turn
in
about
(en
day's
lime
bv
way
of
I'rince
Rupert.
II.
Ilaney
has
arrived
'from
Terrace
to
take
charge
of
the
delivery
department
of
(ieorge
Little's
lumber
ym-il,
BRIER
BIG
BOAT
RACE
IS
TOMORROW
Oxford
and
Cambridge
to
Com
pel
.(
.
,n
Annu"
...
r
,
.
ney
on
the
Thames
.
LONDON,
Kng..
April
l.
Hy
'Kiiaillnn
Press
.
Of
Ihe
many
ing
spoil
events
tlial
are
provided
annually
for
Londoners
or
anyone
who
cares
to
visit
Ihe
opolis
l
witness
Ibem,
lberean,,
V?0
rJ,,h
i"M
robably
none
that
is
niorel,,rtnr:1
UqT!
.
u,,r""'w
nieiri
on
'
"-
mnr.1'""""'
""""
either
team,
uuiim
a
arfier
erow.l
..rnn.vMx
thr.lls
in
at..-
few
minutes
that
t
last-
M.0.1
.i.-j
il..
,PMi
i
,.t
versily
lloaf
Hare,
between
Ihe
nneienl
HvnU
l.f..l
.
o
1
1
I
a
mi
1111
bridge,
which
will
take
place
on
Ihe
Thames
tomorrow
afternoon.
The
boat
race
is
ihe
classic
of
rowing,
between
crews
Hint
have
three
months
course
of
searching
preparation
for
what
Is
considered
as
Ihe
severest
lest
of
Ihe
amateur
oarsman.
Immense
Crowds
(ranted
favorable
weather
tomorrow,
crowds
estimated
at
anywhere
from
half
a
million
lo
a
million
persons
will
line
the
four
and
a
quarter
mile
course
from
I'ulncy
lo
Morllake
tn
cheer
their
favorite
on
to
victory
in
the
7olh
race
of
the
scries.
Thousands
...
1
1
1
...(,
ul
a
:
t
.
.
a
",,
I";CPS
'
vantage
to
view
the
rnce.
Kven
at
Ihe
choicest
stand
within
less
"'an
three
minutes
after
'ihe
"to
ohsecurily
by
the
half
dozen
latmehes
following
in
their
wake.
"Oxford
lead!"
"Cambridge
is
I
Ibe
roar
that
comes
hundreds
of
thousands.
In
event,
whichever
crew
wins,
the
spectator
feels,
that
he
I,"
well
repaid
for
his
long
wail
by
Ihe
thrill
of
Ihe
Iwo
or
three
minutes
that
Ihe
racing
boats
are
within
his
vision,
and
the
final
ilaee
holds
slrongly
ils
position
:is
Hie
grealest
free
spectacle
In
the
world
of
athletic.
Prospects
The
victory
of
Ihe
Dark
Hlu
last
ear
was
ihe
first
Hint
Ox
ford
has
scored
since
the
re.
sumption
of
Ihe
race
after
Hie
war.
Six
members,
of
last
year's
winning
crew
will
Inhe
their
seats
in
(heir
boat
tomorrow.
Cam
bridge
will
have
'only
one
old
blue,
T.
D.
A.
Collet
al
No.
fi,
lie
ing
the
only
ineniher
of
last
years
crew
who
wit
l
take
his
place
in
Ihe
Light
Hlue
boat
to.
morrow.
Oxford
ha
the
advantage
both
in
weight
nml
in
men
who
hnve
taken
part
in
Ihe
Boat
Itare
in
other
years.
Mallam
(bow.
nml
l'eddar
(No.
(5)
were
meirvhers
of
I
lie
crew
in
1
ami
IDS.'l,
while
Wace
(No.
2'.,
Mower-While
(5
.
Mellen
(stroke
,
and
Clapperlon
'.fiivi,
were
nil
in
last
years
crew.
T.
D.
A.
Pollen,
at
No.
!,
for
Cambridge,
occupies
the
same
senl
as
last
year,
while
two
years
ago
he
rowed
bow.
I-
,
r
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
8
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Advrtlamnt
Takan
for
L..
thn
5fte
Sport
Chat
The
baseball
game
which
was
sehe.dule
J
U
lake
place
011
Sun
day
between
the
Inlander
M"ci
iwealher
nrwiier
lif
l
lh
io'
pat
pill
week
wrfi
na
has
'Ipre'venled
....
1
i,i.
1
from
work
"K
,ul
for,l,,c
s,,ch-
XV'll,rt
rpw
f
ly
walher
Ko
""'J
"m
""
'repalions
OOd
Irllll
for
the
.
counter)
and,
in
spite
of
the
post.
jionetnent.
interest
of
players
and
fans
alike
will
still
be
sustained
jit
N
experled.
The
hew
dale
for
the
game
will
be
announced
later.
I
Now
that
Ihe
difficulty
of
ob
taining
a
site
for
its
equipment
has
been
removed
with
Ihe
derision
of
Ihe
rily
council
lo
Rive
over
Ihe
cleared
corner
on
Sixth
Avenue
at
Mrltride
Street,
the
fiyrn
Club
playground
committee
had
another
meeting
at
which
il
was
decided
lo
nblnin
plan
and
Hcificnlion
immediately
and
rail
fur
lenders
for
Ihe
equip,
ment
and
it
erection.
It
U
still
the
intention
of
Hie
(lyn
Club
In
have
Ihe
playground
ready
for
ue
by
the
summer
vacation.
II
was
with
a
good
denl
of
gratification
(
that
local
bird
hunters
learned
through
the
Daily
News
ycslerday
afternoon
thai,
following
Ihe
efforls
of
the
prince
Ilu-pert
(Sun
Club.
M.
II.
Jackson.
Jf.L.A.,
chairman
of
Ihe
Con-servntion
Hoard,
has
ordered
dial
a
consignment
of
Mon.-olian
pheasants
be
placed
on
porcher
Island.
With
I'orcher
Island,
and
later
possibly
Knien
Island,
as
a
base,
il
Is
expected
thai
the
dis
trict
will
he
slocked
in
the
space
or
a
iw
years.
All
will
b
de
pendent,
however,
on
Ihe
care
tluit
Is
observed
for
Ihe
next
Iwo
or
three
years
in
strictly
refrain
ing
from
killing
the
birds.
One
lien
pheasimt
is
said
lo
breed
2"
ehieketis
a
year
so
it
can
be
readily
seen
how
the
dilricl
may
soon
be
slocked.
The
Mongolian
pheasant
is
a
good
game
bird
he
sides-being
a
table
delicacy.
REGIMENTAL
ORDERS
1st
in:
North
B.C.
Regiment
102
Bn.
C.E.F.
Orders
by
Major
J.
W.
XicholU
V'ommnnding;
April
3,
IU21.
Dulles
Orderly
officer,
Lieut.
I.
Ilarpsley.
Next
for
duly.
Lieut.
C.
VKvilt.
Parades
Monday
April
7,
H
p.m..
physical
I
raining.
Mliialure
range
Firing
prac
tice,
8
p.m.
Thursday
April
til.
Church
parade
Hallalioii,
with
hand
ami
stall
will
attend
1111
veiling
of
Memorial
I
ablet
to
those
killed
in
Hie
late
war,
al
St..
Andrew's
church.
Palm
Sun
day,
April
1.1.
Parole
in.
30
a.m.
al
tli
Armoury.
Capl.
(J.
Percy
Tinker,
I).
CM.,
will
be,
in
charge
of
Hie
parade.
Q.M.
Stores
will
be
open
l'"ri-
day,
April
1
1,
at
H
p.m.
for
issue
and
exchange
of
uniforms.
Cfuipaiiy
commanders
will
gel
in
liiucli
with
all
members
of
Ibeir
coiiiuiaml
to
ensure
a
large
lurn-oiil.
H.
IK
JOHNSTON-,
Major
and
Acl.-Adjt
tl
Ilu,
North
I
ML
itegt.
tf
you
find
you
cannot
get
the
dally
News
regularly,,
call
in
arm
subHCribo
for
It.
and
havir
n
de
livered
in
your
home,
tf
WANTED
WANTED.
-
To
buy
direct
in
11
1
.,
.
.
"man
1.
ns
ironi
risn.
rmen
or
shipper,
while-meateil
(flii-nook
Salmon
and
other
good
cneap
run
to
introduce
lo
I.
n!erii
consumers,
(live
all
information
poihe
regarding
supply,
prices,
route
and
rales.
Odell
Co,
Syracuse,
.WY.
WA.YlT.D.
Furniture
nf
every
d.-scriplion.
Highest
prlee
paid.
Prince
Ituperl
Kxelmiige,
Auctioneers.
Phono
fl5j.
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SALK.
25-10
h.p.
Sterling
engine;
Hosch
ignition;
complete
to
and
including
coupling.
ITTiO.ilO
3d
fool
cruiser
20
h.p.
Just
overhauled.
lollnt,
rfnlley.
1.000.
M.
M.
Stephens.
tf
roil
SALh"v--Pleaure
lauocli.
2fl
fl.
x
8
fl.
beam,
spac-ioiis
ratlin
conlaining
stove
and
utensils.
I
h.p.
Itegal
engine,
newly
painleil
and
In
A.I.
eondllhMi.
Snap.
Apply
llox
172.
Daily
New.
1
(
FOIl
SALK.
Stasia
fiMiiiluin
equipment.
glasses.
Vortex
system,
electric
drink-mixers,
wodn
'cylinders,
duller
milk
cooler,
stools,
showcase,
He.
Apply
W.
J.
McCuleheon.
81
FOIl
SALK.
Power
boats
of
ovcry
description
including
pleasure,
trolling
and
work
boals,
nl
reasonablo
prices.
Apply
N.
M.
McLean,
Cow
Ilay.
I'OH
SALK.
Dahlia
roots,
all
color.
35c;
planted
in
tubs.
1.50;
perennial
flowers
grow
every
year).
Ilhubarli
roots.
K
USY'-'iyTl,(-
5i'To
Port
Simpson,
FOIl
SAI.K.
Small
V
boliomcl
gasoline
launch.
2fWMiO.
Apply
Caretaker,
I'rinco
Ituperl
Yachl
Club.
FOIl
SALK.
New
and
used
Machinery,
Duals
and
Kngines.
Northern
Kxchangn.
If
FOR
RENT
FOIl
lll'.NT.
Itoom
newly
fur
nished
with
harbor
vh-w.
Ap-ply
330
Fourlli
Ave..
F.al.
OITTCK
FOIl
i)S
T,
with
modern
living
quarters.
Weslenhaver
Ilros.
If
FOIl
HKNT.
Palmer
House
for
cheap
rates
and
home
comforts,
tf
BOARD.
BOARD.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenuo.
Phone
137.
tf
TAXI
Taxi
87
Phone.
(Call
George
or
Oust)
Ross
Brothers.
Prompt
Service
and
Com
fori
Day
or
Night
Stand:
Orotto
Cigar
Store,
Third
Ave.
AUCTION
SALES.
Oimds
Hought,
Sold
or
Kxnhnnged
H.
H.
HEMMING3,
Auctioneer.
I'urnituro
and
Crockery,
Third
Ave.
Phones
lilac
k
130
andjled
,U2.
When
you
buy
a'Perllsliig
ymi
buy
CIIICUI.ATION.
'and
se
Dial
vmi
te
f
mi
I.
f
lU
qaa
1
Is
K
lin,
CATARRH
of
th
BLADDER
BVBTlrTiBS
Wi'illlBBV
Eith
Csnsule
bsartnamc
I
L3C
HtmnafcoHnlmrfitU
V
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Friday,
April
4
High
I
a.m
I
l.t.Vl
p.m
0
Low
-
7.
tt
n
111.
e
11
10.58
p.m.-lV'Vo
Saturday,
AprU.S
High
1.58
a.m.
M
1
M..10
p
m.".fT
Uiw
8.23
n.m.fl
f
t
2(1.32
p.m
J
Sunday,
April
8
-
Illali
.2y
ii.ni.
,'
15.0(1
i.m.aj!
rfiw
8.5C
.m
'
1
21.05
p.m."
:
f
Monday,
April
7
High
3Si
a.m.
.'I
1
5.1.
'I
p
in
K
-lrfw
t.a
a.
in
'
1
.
1
21
1;
p.10
1;
.
MAIL
SCHEDULE.
;
For
the
East
.
Mondays,
Wednesday!
atd
Frl
nays,
rioes
at.
aJ'tPvp,
From
the
East
V,J''
Mondnys,
Thursdavs
.vd
Saturday).
l.3o
p.m.
nJg
from
Vancouver
Sunday
P
M
Wednwulayi
.
..1
f
J'
M
Friday
A.M.
C
P.lt.
April
7.
IHkU.
.i
To
Vancouver
luesiiay.
Mail
close
at
PM
Friday
ffl.Vi
A
M
Pulurilay
,
A.M,
C
P
U.
April
II
and
r.V
To
Anyoi,
Alice
A
rrmv
Stewart,
Premier
'i
rL'
Wednesdays
)T.
10
P
XI
From
Anyoi,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Premier
Fridays
VM
Alio.
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier-
Sundays
7
P
M
e'roni
Port
Simpson,
"AJIelT
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and"
Premier
Tuesdays
yrst,"
A.M.
To
Alaska
Points-April
7.
18
and
.'8
From
Alaska
Points-April
II
mill
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
April
:
nod
-'0
From
Queen
Charlotte
Points
'
April
lo
and
To
Naas
River
Points
and
Port
Slmpton
t-
Tbursdayi
fl
P.M,
From
Naas
livor
Point
Bsturrlav
AM,
TIMBER
SALE
VCOttt.
Sealed
"Tenders
will
I
ri.Wlrtll
hv
the
Pl-tncl
liiresier.
not
later
tnaii
iKMm
it
Ihe
imii'day
nf
April,
IUKI...for
pie
P
rhi.e
of
IJeenre
X
u(i3,
O.H
Ci
e,
riiirsiu-n
10
orunii
i'a..
i;,n,
.
h
cm
7fl.lioi
f.li.iii,
of
llrmloik,
lialsaui,
spruin,
anil
Cedar
Savlo(..
Two
m
ara
will
l
allotted
for
re
moval
of.
liiulier.
I
nirllief
paiilrulars
of
the
thief
C11M
ler.
Victoria,
or
the
In.tclrl
l-ue-tei
l'rineeiinrl.
It.c.
TIMBER
SALE
X6101,
,
HealeiJ
Tenders
will
bn
received
by
the
nialrlrt
Fnresler,
nl
later
Uliil
limi
1
tlie
Olh
day
of
Vnrll,
llV!r.ir
tli
imr
cliasn
nf
Licence
XOint
on
i.nidle
Island.
lar..
to.
rut
IS.11011
l.lnivil
feel
of
lleni
lock
I'Mitix
nini
iMi.iinn
r.iim.
or
iiiim
lock.
Spruce
and
Hakim
Sanlora,
Two
(tr
years
will
m
allotted
Tor
te
moval
of
Umber.
fuillier
Parilrulars
of
Ihe
Chief
t'ore-
ler.
Victoria,
or
lh
liUli-Ici
Tnres'lcr
I'llitcp
llllft.
und
tcrF
-'v-
Nolle
of
Intintlon
to
Appljte",
Lasts
Land.
In
Coatl
Land
hlstrlrl.favnmtiriir
His.
tr
ct
of
skeena,
and
stiuaiejiVvi.rom-
Hav
Island,
on
ihe
north
braiiru.uLljit
"
skeena
Itlver,
near
Oeeame
Cannery:
Tnkn
.Xollcs
thai
I,
Thomas
William
Tliarker.
of
I'rlme
Ituperl,
M.t;
,
ni
i
iipalinii
Hifinefr,
Intrmla
tn
apply,
r.jc
iKrinitslon
tn
lea
me
follow
inv
desrtilifil
Iwilv
(.nmitinnrliiir
al
a
post
plnutl
ii-Vie
imwl
sjiiiUieriy
tHilnl
on
Hay
Mlsndl
llieftce
lir
thefly
and
ttetlerly,:
thence
soutlirrlv
and
sslerlyj
followlnir
ihn
sljiiiosllles
o.
tie'
shore
linn
to
point
of
roinmencrmrnt,
ami
rontalninr
tin
acres,
morn
or
less.
THOMAS.
V.
TIMcKKfl,
.
.
.
Atipllrant,
ntH
rrbriury
iiih,
tett.