pinv
mint
rim
nTTiT
WiWR
Friday,
Juiy
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManc
Money
WE
FOR
FIVE
YHE
OCLOCK-
AUARM
Iim
TH6
CLOCK
Til
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IliliigPlPJ
Orders
MORHlNC
ANO
1
WANY
TOO
llllll
t
TO
C4ET
UP
AHO
?EE:
THE.
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Ratea
RA.Tb!
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
TickeU,
Rates
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriter.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
Office
Hours,
9
U
6.
Phone
686.
Open
Evenings
Only
Fsr
8peclal
Appointments.
M.
S.
SING
SPECIAL
DRY
PRESSING
To
July
1.
1
Suit
..
..
75o
Phone
774.
820
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Box
88.
Prince
Rupert,
H.C.
Agent
for
Society
Brand
Clothes
Now
showing
Spring
Patterns
and
Styles
Thor
Johnson
Second
Avenue
EDSON
COAL
Iteceived
few
cars
of
our
Famous
Kdson
Coal.
From
now
on
wo
can
supply
the
same
in
any
quantities.
Call
up
08
for
quick
delivery.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
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.
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Pure
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
the
farm
to
the
home.
Phone
Black
216.
P.O.
Box
895.
SHOT
HIMSELF
AFTER
MAKING
CAREFUL
PLANS
Death
of
Constable
Canning
of
Provincial
Police
at
Smithers
Was
Premeditated
Further
particulars
of
the
death
of
Constable
C.
C.
Canning
of
Hio
riroviiicial
police
at
Smithers
is
given
in
Hie
Interior
News
just
lo
hand
vhi6h
says:
Smithers
was
shocked
in
a
horrifying
manner
when
on
Friday
evening
the
news
went
around
that
C.
C
Canning,
who
until
the
day
previous
had
been
on
the
provincial
police
force,
had
ended
his
life.
Financial
trouble,
coupled
witli
the
loss
of
his
position,
are
thought
to
have
been
Hie
motive
behind
the
rash
act,
so
ileliberately
planned
and
so
thoughtfully
carried
into
execution.
Took
Revolver
The
'unfortunate
man
spent
the
previous
night
in
a
room;
at
the
police
station
after
turning
over
Itlie
equipment
of
his
position,
land
he
left
the
place
next
morn-
ting
by
the
rear
door
while
Chief
Service
was
absent,
and
as
sulwl?
sequent
events
proved
he,
again
look
his
.38
revolver.
Taking
a
circuitous
route
by
Second,
Queen
and
Hroadway,
Canning
went
to
j
a
house
he
had
occupied
with
II.
L.
Robinson,
who
in
passing
the
door
later
on
as
he
was
leaving,
observed
Canning
stooped
before
his
trunk.
Nothing
more
was
thought
of
the
mailer
until
late
afternoon,
when
enquiries
resulted
in
a
trip
to
Hie
house,
and
the.
terrible
tragedy
was
revealed.
Centre
of
Forehead
After
Mr.
Robinson's
departure,
Canningliad
carefully
locked
the
door,
and
entering
Mr.
Robinson's
room
be
look
a
reclining
position
on
the
narrow
bed,
sent
a
jbullet
into
the
centre
of
his
forehead.
Capt.
Charles
Calhoun
Canning,
who
was
thirty-one
years
of
age,
came
to
Smjthers
direct
from
bis
home
near
ltelfast
last
sum
mer.
and
after
working
at
Har-
rell
for
a
time,
he
joined
the
pro
vincial
police
force.
A
well
edu
rated
young
m!an,
being
a
II
A.
of
rinity
College,
Dublin,
lie
could
converse
readily
nn
-many
Buh-
jeels,
and
he
hail
qualities(
for
which
he
was
liked
by
many.
Served
In
War
He
had'
served
through
the
Great
War
and
in
his
effects
are
several
medals
won
by
service
as
well
as
testimonials
from
his
rank
and
papers
of
his
various
promotions.
In
October,
1914
he
was
appointed
second
lieutenant
in
Hie
lltli
Irish
Rifles,,
and
although
he
came
out
of
the
war
with
Ihe
rank
of
captain,
he
had
acted
as
adjutant.
The
funeral
yesterday
morning
was
well
at
tended
by
liis
ac
nuainlances.
many
floral
tokens
being
in
evidence.
Interment
look
place
in
the
Smithers
cemie
tery,
Rev.
R.
K.
W.
Hiddell
offi
dating.
MACDONALD'S
Elite
Cut
1-fCO
FX
jastiu
Thousands
of
doctors
have
recommended
Eaglt
Brand
in
difficult
feeding
cases
because
it
is
easily
digest
ed.
Write
us
for
free
Baby
Books.
TBI
SODDEN
CO.
LIMITED
VANCOUVER.
OI4-I4
PYTHIAN
SISTERS
HOLD
A
PICNIC
Races
Enjoyed
By
Youngsters
At
McClymont
Park
Yesterday
Afternoon.
A
very
(successful
picnic
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
ythian
Sisters
in
McClymont
ark.
A
feature
of
lite
outing
as
a
program
of
sport
for
the
kiddies.
Mrs.
Sid
Ilaiiiblin,
convenor,
was
assisted
by
.Mrs.
II.
Hlake,
most
excellent
chief;
.Mrs.
red
Wermig
and
Mrs,
Ivarson.
ack
Cobb
and
.lack
Bulger
bad
charge
of
Ihe
sports
program.
I'he
result
of
the
races
follow:
Girls,
0-81,
Eileen
Ilamblin;
Oracie
Howe.
fiirls,
9-121,
Edilh
John
stone;
2,
Marion
Ryan;
3,
Helen
Clark.
Girls,
10-12
I,
Doris
Leek;
Mabel
Ivarson;
3,
Evelyn
While.
Girls,
13-141,
Kathleen
Hul
aiv.
1.
I'livllis
iiarvev.
Girls,
open
race
1,
Rena
Scberk;
2,
Mary
Pedersnn.
Girls
race
I,
Kathleen
Hulger;
2,
Evelyn
White;
3,
Edith
John
stone.
"
Hoys,
-1-51,
Donald
Clarke;
2,
Dick
Ross.
Hoys,
5-61,
Donald
Hlake;
2
Geo.
Tuck;
3,
Clyde
Ross.
!,..
f'1
I
lliitmlil
...
llvnn'
1,11,
u-i
1,
..j....,
-
Edward
Clark.
Hoys,
10-11
1,
Geo.
Hlake;
2
Tom
Johnstone.
Hoys,
11-12
I,
Harry
Hlake
2,
Fred
Wesch.
Hoys,
open
I,
Harry
Hlake;
2
George.
Hlake;
3,
Tom
Johnstone
SMITHERS
Mrs.
F.
E.
Page
left,
on
Wed
nesday
for
Prince
Rupert,
wher
she
will
visit
with
her
daughter
Mrs.
J.
J.
Heesley.
Those
camping
at
Lake
Kalh
For
those
Smokers
who
tike
their'
tobacco
Cut
Fine
or
who
roll
their
own
MACDONALD'S
Fine
Cut
Yzb.
tin80
lyn
this
week
include
Mr.
and
Mrs,
J.
R.
Mclnlyre
and
family,
and
Mrs.
Itimie
and
Pete
Hirnie.
Rc
T.
D.
and
Mrs.
Proclor
of
Hazellon,
were
mid-week
visitors
in
Smithers,
the
guests
of
Rev.
R.
IS.
W.
and
Mrs.
Hiddell.
II.
I).
Itoden
of
Hazellon,
has
been
vjsiting
in
Smithers
on
business.
Miss
Zella
Clark
of
Hums
Lake,
is
visiting
in
Smithers,
Ungues!
of
Mrs.
I..
J.
Yorke.
To
gether
Willi
Mrs.
O.
II.
Wall,
Miss
Clarke
will-motor
lo
her
home
tomorrow
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Ruddy.
Charlie
an
Yera
Doodson
are
out
on
holiday
bent,
and
for
a
few
days
have
been
the
guests
of
Mrs.
J.
C.
K.
Sealy
at
Hazellon.
II.
O.
Olson,
manager
of
the
Hanson
Lumber
&
Timber
Co.,
is
nn
his
annual
vacation
trip,
which
he
is
-spending
on
Ihe
coast.
Mrs,
W.
Timrne
and
children
came
in
from
Prince.
"Huperl
last
week
to
make
their
home
in
Smithers,
after
residing
on
the
coast
for
two
years-
A.
A
number
or.
Iocrtffriends
constituted
a
surpriselT'jily
iifv'ading
Ihe
home
of
Mr.and
Mrs.
W.
Mc-Adam
on
Monday
'ighl,
and
a
happy
lime
enSuVd,
with
dancing
Ihe
main
feature.
Mrs.
T
Snencer
and
Miss
Alice
Spencer
of
rt1rite
Rupert,
are
holiday
visitors
at
Lake
Kathlyn,
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
eorge
Raymond
at
their
sum
mer
home.
Mrs.
F.
V.
Foster
f'Smilhers,
is
also
spending
the
week
with
Mrs.
Raymond.
-
On
the
way
lo
Hazellon
to
spend'
a
few
days,
.Mi",
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Ruddy
of
Hums
Lake,
were
in
town
on
Tuesday.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
Palmer
and
daughters,
of
Mmonlon,
who
spent
the
sum
mer
here
a
few
years
ago,
are
camping
here
again
this
summer
Mr.
II
ra'ley,
of
Prince
Ttupert,
was
in
town
this
week.
Mrs.
Darker
and
infant
son
re
turned
from
Hazellon
on
Sunday
Mrs.
H.
II.
Little
and
children,
from
llazelton,
are
visiting
Rev.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Parsons.
Mr.
Harbeau
made
a
1
rip
to
Rupert
Ibis
week.
..
ra
mi's.
.1.
II.
Young,
spent
a
few
days
at
Hazellon.
4
Mrs.
A.
Y.
Wilson,
of
Itcm'o
was
a
guest
at
Hill
Farm
this
week.
Mrs.
Chas.
R.
Gilbert
left
on
Thursday
for
San
Jose,
Califor
nia.
Mr.
Parker,
of
Lakclse,
bought
twenty
acres
from
Dan
Clacber
ranch
at
Remo,
Viz
Lb
15
41
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News
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Ads.
2
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
AbVANCE.
No
Advertisement
Taken
for
Lean
than
SOc
WANTED
l
FOR
SALE
I
-
1
,
I
,
.
WANTED.
Furniture
of
every
I
description.
Highest
prices
paid.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange,
Auctioneers.
Phone
C52.
FEMALE
HELP
WANTED
EARN
Money
Weekly
Spare
Time
addressing,
mailing
circulars.
We
pay
weekly.
Send
for
full
particulars.
Rica
Co.,
1058
Hroadway,
Dept.
K-28,
New
York.
17(5
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR
DRESSMAKING
and
plain
sewing,
phono
427.
CHIMNEY
SWEEPING
Done
promptly.
Phone
f.
175
LOST
LOST-
Auto
crank
handle.
Finder
please
return
to
25
Taxi.
PRACTICE
BASEBALL
GAME
LAST
NIGHT
A
practice
baseball
game
was
held
on.
the
AcrOpMis
Hill
grounds
last
night
between
the
local
all-star
learn,
which
is
to
battle
against
Ketchikan
tomorrow
and
Sunday,
'and
a
scrub
am
selected
from
the
remain
ing
city
players.
The
ganm
was
played
for
the
purpose
of
coaching
the
all-stars,
Fred
Gilhiily
aoted
its
coach.
The
all-star
bat
tery
consisted
of
Forlin,
pitcher,
ind
D.
Irizzell,
catcher,
while
Dan
Lidstone
took
the
mound
against
the
stars
and
Dave
Hal-
four
caught.
Sport
Chat
j
The
fourth
game
in
the
Stuart
Shield
series,
which
will
lie
played
tonight
on
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds,
between
the
G.
W.
V.
A.
and
the
Sous
of
Canad.i,
hould
result
in
some
good
fool-
ball
being
shown
on
the
Held.
Hold
teams
can
put
up
a
good
brand
of
football
and
the
belling
on
Ihe
result
will
doubtless
be
even
money.
II
will
certainly
be
i
game
wnrjh
Ihe
price
of
admis
sion
and
siveii
a
line
evening
(lie
game
should
be
witnessed
by
n
large
crowd
of
soccer
enthus
iasts.
The
following
teams
will
be
lielded:
(5.W.V.A.
Knox,
goal;
Lord
mil
Hartou,
full
backs;
Findlny
Murray
and
Hunter,
half
barks
Robertson,
Russell,
Norwood,
W
Mitchell
and
Johnson,
forwards
Reserve,
I).
Ourvich.
One
is
eonstniilly
hearing
com
plimenlary
expressions
of
opin
ion
on
all
sides
on
the
new
Gyro
playground
equipment,
which
was
thrown
open
to
the
children
of
the
city
by
Mayor
Newton
yes
lerday.
llie
raising
or
money
for
the
very
line
apparatus
has
been
quite
a
task
and
the
mem
bers
of
the
Gyro
club
are
to
be
Highly
commended
upon
tin
measure
of
success
attained.
'I'he
equipment
is
made
lo
stand
hard
wear
and
is
hull!
on
concrete
bases
Which
will
give
it
a
long
lease
of
life.
II
must
.certainly
be
a
source
of
great
satisfaction
to
those
Gyro
members
who
helped
hi
Ihe
'successful
lermlii
alion
of
Ihe
project
lo
sfe
the
milium!
of
pleasure
the
kiddles
are
gelling
out
of
the
use
of
hu
apparatus.
It
Is
doiiblfnl
whe
Iher
any
park
In
Hritiih
',o)um
bia
can
boast
of
a
mure
complete
or
a
heller
selection
of
play
ground
equipment
than
that
now
standing
in.
the
MeC.lym.aal
Park
"OR
SALE.
Sixteen
room
room
ing
house
and
store;
all
furnished.
Full
sized
basement
with
pew
hot
air
furnace.
Terms
arranged.
This
building
is
right
in
front
of
the
Dry
Dock,
l29
Ambrose
Avenue,
tf
FOR
SALE.
Waterfront
lots,
one
and
two
acres,
surveyed;
good
anchorage,
Jap
Inlel,
Porcher
Island.
Apply
Hox
101
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News
Oiliee.
FOR
SALE
Household
furniture.
including
piano
and
phono,
graph.
Phone
Red
271.
I7G
FOR
SALE.
New
and
used
Machinery,
Hoals
and
Engines.
Northern
Exchange.
tf
OR
SALE
or
Lease,
Royal
Cafe.
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT.
Two
large
apart
ments
down
town
near
Post
Ollice.
Apply
Stork's
Hardware,
tf
FOR
RENT.
Three
large
house
keeping
rooms,
furnished
complete.
218
Second
Avenue.
FOR
RENT.
Palmer
House
for
cheap
rales
and
home
comforts.
Houses
for
rent
also,
tf
FOR
RENT
Newly
decorated
furnished
house.
Apply
215
Fourth
Avenue
cast.
177
'OR
RENT
Four
room,
modem,
lieal
ed
apartments.
Apply
Smith
fii
Mailed,
Ltd.
tf
OR
RENT
Modern
apartment,
furnished.
McCalTery
&
Gibbons,
Ltd.
MODERN
Four
Roomed
Flat
for
rent.
Westenhaver
Hros.
FOUND
FOUND.
An
I.O.U.
Owner
can.
have
same
at
Dally
News
ollice
by
proving
ownership
and
paying
lor
this
advertisement,
t.f.
FOUND
gold
watch
chain.
Apply
Dailv
News
od'ee.
tf
BOARD
AND
ROOM
HOARD
and
Room
at
the
Inlander
centrally
located,
one
half
block
from
Post
Ollice,
830
Second
Avon.
Phono
137.
tf
HOARD
AND
ROOM
For
ladies,
with
orivate
family.
Phono
Green
415.
AUOTION
8ALE8.
Goous
Hought,
Sold
or
Exchanged
H.
H.
HEMMINOS,
Auotloneer.
Furniture
and
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
'hones
Hlack
13fi
nnd
Red
442
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ture
Store.
We
Huy,
Sell
and
Ex.
change
New
and
Secondhatu
Goods,
GEO.
PAPADOPULIS,
839
Third
Ave.
Phono
640,
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
George.
Paul
or
Gust)
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Night
SI
and:
.1088
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block,
Across
from
Empress
lintel.
(TKT.MIAIiURflin.
CATARRH
ef
the
BLADDER
Utt,
Stcnuftil
1
IVi'lllllB
Kicll
rnu1
faJinv
Uar.nimVM;
ftiini
rt
of
cou
nttrtlti
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PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
I
Friday,
July
25.
High
:09
a
m,
1
4.8
I'l
l-'
p.m.
1.
Low
J:l
-
am
i
H
:3;t
D
in
Q.'
Saturday,
July
26
High
10:1!)
a.m.
I
I
t
22:05
p,m
f-
,
Low
3:IH
a.m.
0
15:30
.m.
Sunday,
Jul
27
High
11:1
a
ni
1
.6
22:5.i
p.m
18
Low
:6
a.m.
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ji
m
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DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
W0BU
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
AN
VOX
SCHOOL
SE.U.KJI
TKMiHi-
-,
i
for
one
Hrttmi
A1I1I111
-1
t
t
will
Ir
received
tit
the
II'
MlnlMer
r
llltillr
W.i
K
m
lHH.il
of
Tiovtla.v.
Ill''
I-'!
10(4,
for
I
lie
elerlii.n
i
I
lllliiHl
til
llie
rrent
liiMitr
at
Anyux,
In
tin
Ai:;ii
I
trlrl,
M.o.
Plan.
Srlflitlnn-.
Kuriim
of
Trnilr
iim
j'
-
llie
JXtli
ilay
i.f
Jnl.
K-'t
Inftirmatluti
r.huiiwil
it
(tie
I'll
title
Work.
I'urluiniiil
1'.,
at
lli
ofno-n
of
llie
(i.v
;
VamtMiVrr;
Hie
-Onveriuiioiil
ami
Ihe
UiiVrriiiiH-nt
A,
nt.
H.i:.
omlea
of
Mam.
Miri'iriratt
Im
iiLtalnrd
fnini
Hw
icfinnir
t
mem
ur
a
irNtii
ur
n
u
i
vstilrh
wtl
IM!
rrrunitnt
"i
IriMMt
IIXHlltlUII.
tim
Iowpsi
or
any
teiuf-
urllv
arrmlrd.
v
Pllhlli
rk
1Im
liiartniei,i
i.f
riiliii.
W
i
Vlrttirla,
M.:.
July
Hill,
li.
WATCH
fOTICE.
(Dlxraion
and
u.c)
tale
notick
that
Hume
H.
B.
ttlirtM
artilrn
la
Maasetl.
will
a
.
lii.nrM
fn
lakA
ami
HHP
..oo(!
a
.
waier
oui
ui
an
iiiiiiai,,.,
n,iiii.
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i.u
iiLrii..l
retmi
itu.
tMimt
ill
"
about
Sou
feet
north
of
Hie
n
'
rorner
of
b
oi
K
Ilia
11.1,
7.
V
Oiicen
charlotte
Islamln.
and
will
i
?
fur
Imliislrlal
nurMiiif
uiMin
Hip
':
'
srrlbeil
as
llrk
IV
H
I.
7.
plan
u;
Cliarioue
imamis,
nils
mnini
i
the
r
rou
ml
on
the
llitn
day
1
lutfl
A
ronv
nr
thin
nnllrp
and
ata
'
cation
pursuant
llierelo
ami
to
tli
At
iai
i
U.-IU
i.
tituit
in
ih
,f
r
II...,
I..
..
I.
,,.
!
II
jprtiiuis
to
the
apiilliatlon
may
i
"
with
the
saltl
Water
llerorrter
or
wi'l'JJ
Ciiiiiplruller
or
Water
lilahtu,
rr
liulldinta,
Vlriorla,
B.C..
within
0'
f'
after
the
first
appearance
or
Hi
'
"
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
dsti
'
rirst
nuhllratlon
or
this
notice
is
Mir
i
It.
B.
HAIIINOTON.
APPU'S".
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
In
Oueen
Charlotte
Ii-lamls
Lanit
I
-
'
itd.'iiiuiB
i.iiiiii
in
sr.,
en..,
...
It,
,11.111
VI
IIHHK
IV.
II.
It
i
Line,
ii
i.imnoi
ip
iniaiin.
.
Take
.nonce
mat
Hume
li.
paouw
-
Ml,
...
n.i.lm.ll..n
,
..u....
u
li..liiH
V-
...n-.p...
t.i.ii
l.llliri,
r
folloulnrr
ilearrlliAil
rnebvhee
I
-i--
-
.
...
....
,
iinin
corner
or
niock
18-
thence
wen
:
south
alioul
too
feet
In
low
watir
I,'V
thence
norlliprlv
ulnnv
low
WJH
f
In
m
,.r.lr.
......
.
,l.
...ill.
if
I
west
rornerof
Hlock
l:
thence
e"lc'
Ihe
northwest
corner
of
Block
t
l""";
ami
containing
3
Vi
acres,
more
nr
rs
II.
U.
IIAOI.'W
'
'
'.
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Name
oi
nivii.
LAND
ACT4
Notlca
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lasts.
w
in
yueen
l.ll.ll
mile
Islann
i.mni
.
Ilernnllnr
lilntrlct
nt
Prince
lim,"t.
ami
situate
near
Tow
Hill,
outvjj.
TAKi:
NOTICK
that
I,
Oe
inri-
w
':'
llnir,
of
3082
Canilirlilire
itr."'l.
1
,i
ii.
i
.,
orrupailon
iiianuraciiini
PIi.V
ror
imtiiiihsumi
u,
leaw
u
i
i
hit
iiescrineu
iniinnii'iu
i.inl:
".,
u
.....
.
....
nl
W
I
l"ir.t
iniiiii'ii
neiir
llie
iiiiii
wi
cast
slile.
ihence
northerly
In
'!"'.
mark;
thence
westerly
rolluw'UI'
V'
mark
80
rhiilns;
thence
i.Mhefl!
"
chnlinj
thence
easterly
80
hall
"
or
colninenceincnt
and
rnntalnlnj
'
more
or
less.
.,.,iv
OF.OHOK
W
""Yp,;
-,:
DAVE
miTTKl"1
.
t'aie,
June
a,
m
'
RAH.WAV
TIC8.
The
Canaillan
National
Flailwv
tlm
market
lo
tiiirrhaiui
.tlji'v.
?'1
.
'
w
ini'lits
ror
parties
wlhln
''H
duce
ties
for
the
linilwiy
"Cnmpanj
""it
coinniunlcate
wllh
Mr
w
M.
r,
Airem,
liomn
hovi.
Canadian
Nall'
v.
picas
IHilldlnK,
Montreal,
(.me
-m
,,
fore
Aumisl
5th,
1l.
ami
f
y'n,r
if
lnwlnir
Inrormntlon-
Ihe
oftt"H
llmlier
rroin
which
the
lief
are
,
7,,
i
ilMret.
The
kind
or
tlmtier
Q""
.'
,
nes,
either
sawn
or
hewn,
Ai
'"'....uilli'
sililo,
lies
mint
he
produced
"
nmiiinni
mies,
LAND
ACT.
Atlln
Land
Olatrlet.
Dlttflal.
off
'','"''
Take
Notice
that
liegllian
.
"V,,
inn'
Atlln.
occupation
miner.
Iniefnh
'".Mill
ror
pennNslrin
to
purcline
Ihe
'"'
depcrlhed
lamia:
Oommemlnir
"
"
,j
t)
planted
'one
hnndrcd
yard
In
m""
thn
mouth
of
lliipert
Creek,
one
l"
of
Onlden
Oate
nn
Tairlsh
Ink"
.
',,(
south
twenty
Chains,
tnence
n,
one,
inenre
ainnir
rimre
jmr
i-
commencement.
be(jNUD
BOot
April
Si,
1091.