flat'
year
ls2.
Estimated
e,
peinhluro.
on
Itrancli
lines
in,
WiT
'is
H,7((S,5K5.
The
whole
program
of
Hip
Canadian
Xa
lional
Railways
.involves
poi.
alrujjjinn
of
5IH
miles
at
an
an,-llioruted
'
expendllurn
of
$15,111(1,.
nun,
A
report
of
Ihe
ileparlmenl
of
railways
lalded
in
Hie-
House
of
Commons
gives
full
details
of
all
work
done,
on
all
liranrh
line,
A
total
of
1)1.5
niilos
of
(rack
were.:
la
ill:
.18.5
mil.es
were
lial-laled;
ii
proportionate
amount
of
grading
work
was
parried
out,
and
72.
(i
miles
of
telegraph
lines
added,
(o
Hie
system.
The
greatest
progress
was
made
on,
the
I'eeldes.
Sask.;
Prince.
AUiert
Xorllieasl
Saskatchewan,
(Travel
nonrg,
nisk.;
m.
nose
l)u
Lae,
.Man.,'
and
Ihe
rirande
Kresniere,
Jue...
rtraurlii's.
Some
further
work,
which
will
practically
com-plele
llic.se
branches,
is
provided
for
in
1025,
Provision
js
made
for
furlher
construction
work
in
1925.
An
expenditure,
of
$2,108,-5QH
Ihis
year
on
Hie
Kamlnops.
Kelowua
hranch
Is
expected.
PATTULLO
ADDRESSED
WOMEN'S
CANADIAN
CLUONSATURDAY
Minister
of
Lands
Gave
Interest-Inn
Discourse
on
'.'Forest
Policy
or
British
Columbia"
A
larje
nuuiher
of
ladies
willi
inleresl
in
(he
Hoslon
Hall
on
Saturday
afternoon,
to
an
address
given
by
Hon.
T.
H.
l'al-
lullo,
member
for
l'rincn
llupert
and
minister
of
lands,
before
Hie
W
omen's
Canadian.
Club
cm
(be.
suhjeel
of
"forest
Policy
in
llril
ish
Columbia."
.Mr.
PaHtillo
ex
piauu'ii
sucii
li'clinicaf
lewis
as
crown
gj-anls
and.
licensed
(iirt
her,
referred
lo
Hie
recent
canses
'n
royalties
and
dealt
eiiiplialically
willi
the
matter
of
fire,
prevention
and
natural
re-tri'iii'r.vlion
wliich
he-
dcclareil
were
necessary
for
the
preservation
of
Ihe
limber
industry
of
the
province.
.Mrs.
C.
A.
F.KKerl,
president
of
the
Women's
Canadian
Club,
was
in
Hie
chair
anil
a
vole
of
thanks
was
moved
by
.Mrs.
S.
P.
Mo-.Mordie
and
seconded
by
.Mfs.
11.
SI.
(!.
I.ec.
The
Man
in
the
Noon
PVYS:-
Aitoi
r
children
c
lo
be
Kden
lifp.
gamblers
married.
MANY
looks
a
ile
n
I
I
lie.
lime
when,
Ihe
line,
Hie
garden
ceased
ind
changed
to
real
SOMl'
people
will
be,
taking
advantage
of
the
new
movement
in-Prince
Hulierl
and
olliers
will
work
cross
word
puzzles,
IF
men
were,
not
natural
born
they
would
not
got
permanent,
worse
than
a
wave.
;
The
gods
are
to
bo
thank
ed
lhal
both
are
disappearing.
I
WISH
money
would
loud
enough
to
drown
Hie
clamor
of
my'crcditors.
A
lrr.
was
asked
by
her
husband
if
she
know
a
four
letter
word
beginning
willi
"s"
am
ending
with
"e"
and
if
so
how
about
gelling
dinner.
A
divorce
ensued.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
February
16,
1915,
Definite
action
has
been
post
poned
by
Ihe
cily
council
until
Ihe
return
of
Mayor
.Newton
on
Ihe
proposal
to
reduce-
llo.
salaries
of
all
Ihosc
employed
in
Ihe
Cily
Hall
who
are
being
raid
more
than
$100
per
monlh.'
flenrge
Clayton
urges
fishery
board
be
formed
lhal
a
anions
for
Ihe
handling
of
Hie
great
iiuoiinl
of
halihut
Ilia!
will
come
through
Ihis
port
for
shipment
Kasl
now
lhal
Ihe
railway
is
in
ojicraljon.
J.
K.
Hay
of
llirminprham,
Kng-
1
a
1
1
1
,
trade
commissioner
for
Canada,
declares
llial
halibut
roiu
Hie
Pacific
Coast
sliipped
(ri,m
Prince
llupert
reaches
the
old
country
in
perfect
condjtion
ind
is.
proi,u?
most
popular.
COMMUNITY
BENEFIT
DANCE
AT
TERRACE
TpJlHACtf,
l'eb,
Ifi.
The
'(immunity
grave
a
most
enjoy-
ilde
dance
and
stiower
in
honor
of
.Mr.
and
.Mrs.
Allwnnd
and
amily
who
recenlly
sustained
uch
a
-severe
loss
when
their
home
and
all
it
contained
were
burned.
The
adiiiillance
In
Ihe
dance
was
for
the
ladies,
two
parcels,
one
containing
refresh
nienlis
for
Ihe.
evcnijig,
Hie
other
a
donation
in
Ihe
form
of
household
Vuieu
and,
for
Ihe
gentlemen
a
parrel
containing
some
kitchen
utensil
or
other
useful
article.
The.
ilance
was
most,
enjoyable
ami
musical
numbers
byT.
Hall-
well
and
.Mrs.
)e.
Kergouimeaux
were
much
appreciated.
PRESENTATION
MADE
BY
SKIDEGATE
NATIVES
TO
REV.
ARTHUR
BARNER
liev.
Arlliur
llarner,
superm-
lemlenl
of
Indian
Missions
of
Torrtul(i.i.ccoiiipa,nied
by
Mrs.
llar
ner,
arrived
here
yesterday,
following
a
visit
to
the
Indian
vil
lages
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
They
also,
visited
Mead
Tree
Pointy
Queen.
Charlotte.
City
and
SandspiL
At
Skidegale
Indian
village,
a
hamiuel
was
giyen
in
honor
of
Ihe
visitors
ami
alter
Hie
supper
I
hey
vwere
presented
with
two
beautifully
carved
silver
llabla
noons.
Advertise
in.
tUe
Ially
News.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4
Monday,
February
16
High
a.m.
1
8.3
ft
11):
1(5
p.m.
15.2
"
Low
0-.18
a.m.
7.3
"
....
I3:2H
p.m.
(,
"
'if
Tuesday,
February
17
High
7:52
a.m.
I
ft.
I
"
!;'
2
1
:0'.
p.m.
1
5.2
"
I'.ovv
1:21
a.m.
8.2
"
I
V
:
i
p.m.
5.1)
"
Wednesday,
February
18
Higli
9:nc.
a.m.
1
8.8
"
22:21
p.m.
1(5.2
ft.
wave
l.nw
2:38
ajn.
8.7
'
prime
I'
l(i:(ll
o.in
i
m
WHITES
OF
EYES
TINGED
WITH
YELLOW?
MUDDY
COMPLEXION?
YOUR
LIVER
IS
OUT
OF
ORDER!
Mm.
Wm.
Ilinirniip.
fox
Ciwk,
N.ll.,
wrlli'it:
"I
Imvfl
Im-imj
tnuihlpil
Willi
my
liver
Tir
a
loiifr
tunc,
ami
w.n
m
liad
riium
imi
on
any
urnK.
I
hml
npri-r
p.llim
In
my
stniimch
that
went
liail,
it
iimih,
i
riiiilj
luinlly
rtaml
them.
My
toniryo
brmniOL
niatnl;
I
hml
a
liml
tiislf
(n
my
nwiiilh,
eii-rlnlly
In
Hie
innrnlnir;
Ui
wiilles
or
my
were
lliiKcd
vHU
yrllow,
and
I
had
a
muddy
an',
yidlow
rmiiplpxlun.
I
ilimt
ifnd
a
rrcat
deal
ntiout
MILBURN'S
LAXA-UVER
PILLS,
n
nfidci!
I
wfniid
try
a
vlil,
and
artrr
lalUnjf
t(irpc
of
(lii'm.
I
w4
icrratly
lin
prrjvrd
and
fell
more
like
livlnr,
and
t
ran
now
nn
my
own
voik
wmmiit
any
IroliMR."
For
Mite
at
all
dninftlM
and
dcalcrsi
put
lip
only
liy
Tlin
T.
Mlllnirn
Co.
Ltmlied,
Toronto,
Ont.
Hy
I.
(IT1'
c
local
cili.ens
lo
foriuulale
a
plan
REVENUE
PATROL
IS
TO
BE
CANNERY
TENDER
SKATtJ.K,
l'eb.
Ii'..
The
steamship
Hush,
formerly
a
re
venue
patrol
boat,
has
been
purchased
by
Craig
Millar
of
Ketchikan
and
she
will
be
used
as
a
cannery
lender
at
the
llecela
Island
Cci.'s
plant
on
the
west
of
l'rince
of
Wales
Island.
.1.
Field
Strang,
manager
of
Sunnyside.
cannery,
and
Mrs.
Strang
arrived
at
Sunrtyside
a'
the
end
of
the
week
after
havinc
spent
the
winter
in
Vancouver.
Mr.
Slr.ang
is
back
making
pre
parations
for
the
comiti?
canning
(season.
BATTALION
ORDERS
.
Lieut.-Col.
J.
W.
Xicliolls.
Officer
Commanding
1st
Hal-talion
Norlfi
H.C.
Ilegimeni
(102nd
Un.
C.K.F.1
Parades.
Hallalion
parade.
Wednesday,
February
18,
at
8
p.m.
Musketry.
Minialuro
range.
Friday,
February
21).
at
8
p.m.
Match-
-Oll'iccrs
vs
.Sergeants.
S.
1).
JOHNSTON,
Major
and
Adjutant.
At
Id.
1st.
I
In.
North
H.C.
Hegl.
BILLIARD
AVERAGES
First
Division
flames.
Col.
.AIcMordie
(V.
Sgt.
Jelison
'
V.
W.
Stewarrl
(O.)
.
A.
Donald
fll.P.
.
I
Stephens
H.P.I
W.-J.
Nelson
(C.i
T.
Mcllmoyle
(H.l
A.
A.
F.asson
(H.I
.J.
Hillmaii
(O.)
.
Alex.
Volume
(V.)
It.
Jelich
Ml.P.)
.
U.
O.
O.
I.
West
(V.)
..
pearce
(O.'i
..
Halagno
(fl.P.)
Pyle
(V.I
....
P.
Tinker
fV.)
J.
Walsh
(V.)
...
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Morgan
(CI.)
.
Hrown
((!.)'
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Hlythe
(O.)
..
Waugh
(C.)
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Fleming
'V.1
Second
Division
llillman'
(C.i
...
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(0,),.
F.
.iemiui
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Stewart
(O.)
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(i.)
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((1.)
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ilrown
(S.A.)
...
F.
Ablridge
(Il.P.1
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.ndrevs
(S.A.)
.
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Dr.
West.
(V.)
....
M.
Andrews
(S.A.)
.
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Donald
(It.
P.
..
S.
Suaa
((i.)
O.
Hlyllie
(O.)
....
Habe
Fort
in
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Macdonald
(S.A.)
I.
Macjean
(C
...
W.
Mitchell
(H.P.)
.
W.
Murray
(C.i
..
M.
MarI,aclilan(S.A,)
O.
Mallei
(H.P.)
..
II.
Wearmoulli
.
(V.)
J.
May
(C.S.)
....
0.
P.
Tinker
(V.)
..
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Fleming
(V.)
...
M.
Lamb
(C.)
F..
Feneton
(V.)
...
I.
Allan
(S.A
O.
Kelsey
(C.S,)
..
C.
I,.
YounKinan'V.
D.
McAuley
(C.)
..
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Darton
(C.S.l
...
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Warrior
r)
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(C.S.)
...
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Parr
(C.S.)
....
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Willlserofl,
(C.)
D.
McLean
(C.)
...
A.
Hales
(C.S.
M..
Stephens
(O.)
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MoDougall
(CI.)..
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Anderson
(0.)
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W.
II.
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(G.)
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MISS
PRIME
PRIZEWINNER
Leads
In
Badminton
Tournament
Played
Saturday
Afternoon;
Miss
Scott
Second
At
the
Prince
Hupcrl
lladmin-liui
Club
courts
Saturday
the
single
ladies
played
a
tournament
for
Hie
purpose
of
deciding
on
six
players
to
lake
part
in
the
lig
match
'
against
six
players
Yom
the
married
ladies.
Miss
lay
Priiigle
was
Hie
winner
of
Hie
first
prize,
pelting
a
full
score
in
each
game,
Miss
11.
U.
Scott
came
a
close
secimil.
Ihe
only
game,
she
lost
being
the
one
against
.Miss
Urinate
and
Hie
score
of
lhal
game
being
15
to
II.
The
folloviii
are
the
total
scores
of
those
who
look
par!,
Hip
possible
being
1(15:
Miss
.May
Prinfle,
105.
Miss
II.
It.
Scott,
toi.
Miss
No
ra.li
Hivd,
t0.
Miss
Marguerite
Young,
77.'
Miss
May
Hurgess,
71.
Miss
A.
DuVernel,
72.
Miss
Florence
Aitchcson
Miss
Violet
Cameron,
50.
ICE
HOCKEY
MATCH
I
i
07
PLAYED
AT
SMITHERS
,..
Hard
Fou?ht
Gam
Between
Round
House
and
Car
Shops
Yesterday
SMITIIF.HS.
Feb.
10.-The
re
unv
match
between
Hie
Hound-iou.se,
and
Car-sboj)
teams
was
'ilayed
on
Sunday
afternoon
and
won
by
Ihe
former
with
a
score
if
two
lo
one..
liulii
teams
had
some
new
material
on
the
ice
Tor
Ihis
match
and
il
was
certainly
a
hard
fought
game
in
which
Hie
hockey
slicks
were
greally
as
sisled
by
elbows
and
feel.
Several
of
I
lie
players
finished
Ihe
tame
willi
nice
souveoiers
lo
re
mind
them
nf
Hie
energetic
lue
tics
of
llieir
opponents,
hut
after
I
Iip
fray
goon
humor
again
pre
vailed
and
all
voted
il
worth
the
fun.
BASKETBALL
TEAM
FROM
KETCHIKAN
MAY
TOUR
IN
THE
STATES
KFTCIIIKAN.
l'eb.
10.
A
ef
fori
Is
lieing
made
in
arrnngf
for
Hie
sending
of
the
Ippiikau
baskplball'
team
lo
Hie
Stales
lo
;ilay
against
leading
learns
in
Ihe
Pacific
northwest.
Following
Hieir
last
game
with
Mellakalla
i
hamiuel
was
tendered
Ihe
ic
torious
team
and
the
uueslion
of
sending
them
snulh
discussed.
Work
willi
dial
end
in
view
has
already
commenced,.
Sport
Chat
j
Willi
Hie
Colls'
forfeiting
their
scheduled'
games
in
I
In
Senior
League,
the
llegimenlal
team
ji)
Hie
Intermediate
League
practically
disbanded
and
Hie
Maple
Leafs
already
assured
of
Ihe
Ladies'
League
championship
over
filll's,
litem
now
but
remains
to
decide
between
Ihe
Sons
of
Canada
and
F.Iks
who
are
lo
possess
the
fiilhuly
Cup
and
be
tween
the
firollo
and
Colts
as
to
)9?lwho
are
to
hanc
up
the
Orollo
120
cup
for
Hie
season.
To-night.
120
118
117
89
82
09
will
see
these
majlers
settled
an,d
Ihe
games
should
prove
a
fitting
climax
lo
i
season
lhal,
H7generally
speaking,
lias
been
a
08niosl
inleresilng
one,
Wilh
105
baskelba
over,
he
mougnis
ni
playprs
and
fans
will
once,
again
be,
directed
?
Inwards
nulable
sports
vvhlch.of
course,
will
not
Wanted
For
Sale
'
For
Rent
OR
HKNT.
Machines.
TO
RENT
Singer
Sewing
P'-.one
Hlue
381).
tf
FOUND
'OIJND.
Hunch
nf
keys
on
sleel
ring
oi
Fourth
Ave.
West.
Owner
can
have
same
by
iden-
RADIOl
RADIOl
Mil!
you
inleresleil
in
Radio
sctn
or
parts?
I
can
save
you
money.
2
lube
sets
complete
wilh
aerial,-
phones
and
batteries,
installed,
455.
Phone
Red
707.
ACCOUNTANCY
HOOKS
written
up
Balance
sheets,
financial
slatehients
and
income
tux
returns
pre
pared
by
expert
accountants,
Hales
reasonable..
Write
P.O.
Bo.t
835.
tf
be
definitely
o,rgani.eil
for
sw
eat
weeks
yet.
Ihe
third
gaun
louighl
between
Hie
Tiny
Tims
Hid
Colls
will
decide
Hie
.tumor
League
championship.
As
a
result
of
llieir
victories
last
week
over
Ihe
Cold
Stiwage
and
Callies
teams,
the
Billiard
Parlor
players
now
have
a
safer
grasp
on
second
division
luiitaro
eague
honors.
The
fact
lhal
Ihe
St.
Andrew's
leam
pulled
Ihe
'uuniug-up
(irollo
down
ami
failed
to.
improve
its
own
posi
lion
very
materially
in
that
tournament
worked
still
furlhe
to
Ihe
advantage
of
Ihe
Billiard
Parlor.
However,
I
lie
race
is
no!
over
yet
ami
me
(ii'oiio
ami
m
Andrew's
still
have
a
chance
al
though
I
bey
will
both
have
lo
exleiul
Iheinselves
pretty
far'
if
they
are
Jo
oust.
Ihe
Billiard
Paj.or
.Ji.oys'.,
The
P.ll.
It.)',,
also
has
a
pn-lly
'
firni-gmsii
on
the
first
division
race.
Tournaments
scheduled
Ihis
week
are
as
fol
lo,ws
:
Tuesday
(secoml
division)--SI.
Andrew's
vs..
Cold
Storage.
Wednesday
Billiard
Parlor
vs.
Oreat
War
Veterans.
Thursday
firollo
vs.
Urea!
War
Veterans.
10-
LEAGUE
FIXTURES
BILLIARDS
First
Division
February
I8--Prince
Rupert.
Billiard
Parlor
vs.
Oreat
War
Veterans.
Second
Division
February
17
SI.
Andrew's
vs.
Canailian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
10
Orollo
vs.
Oreat
War
Veterans'
Association.
2
SI.
Andrew's
vs.
Callies.
20
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Slor-ago
Co.
vs.
Orollo.
March
3,
Oreat
War
Veterans
rial
inn
vs.
Prince
Billiard
Parlor.
BASKETBALL
February
-Ladies
game.
Colls
vs.
Iteglment.
Rons
of
Canada
vs.
Colts,
-.lunlnr
game.
Orollo
vs.
Regiment.
Elks
vs.'
Sons
of
Canada.
KI.ICKODD"
Coaling.
The.
best
coaling
for
shingle,
iron
or
paper
roofs.
II
preserves
Hie
roof
and
slops
the
leaks.
Also
cement
waterproofing.
Cheapest
and
best.
FslimaV's
given.
P.O.
Box
1
1
1.
Phone
10.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
Oust)
Prompt
Service
and
Uo.nion
Day
or
Nk'
t
Stand:
HOSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
tlork,
Aer"s
from
.'imor
'?
llolel
FURNITURE.
Mew
and
Secondhand
Fumi-ure
Store.
We
Buy,
Sell,
and
F.x.
change
New
and
Secondhand
Hoods.
Q
fcO.
PAPADOPULIS,
839
Third
Av.
Phone
1
AUCTIONEERS
IK
will
pay
you
lo
consult
us
when
you
desire
to
sell
or
purchase
furniture,
or
any
article.
PIUNCR
RLTPF.RT
EX-CIIANOE,
Auctioneers.
COAST
REGARDING
LAND
DISTRICT.
DISTRICT
OF
COAST.
Tki:
NOTICI'
that
I'uririr
MiU
Mm.
lied,
ur
Vaiii'iinviT,
HrltWi
r.oliimljla,
fulp
and
l'aifr
Maniirariuri'in.
Iiiti-nd.4
lo
apply
ror
a
lea
or
llic
rnllnwlnir
ilnKcrllifd
l.ilicN,
In
Const
in.otrlrt,
II.IIIKP
3,
In
tlic
ITovlnrR
or
lllltlKli
Odtuiilila.
and
lietiifr
a
water
tut
nil
Hie
wi
t
ilile
nf
:
u-lllH
Inlet,
morn
paiilrnlarly
deMerllHil
a
tol-lown:
.t:oinmem-inir
al
a
t-wt
plained
on
lilnh
Ijile
line
nn
the
west
lu.re
or
i:oii.ln
Inlet
duuiil
Kiuitlierly
alona;
same
Sun
rt.
riiilii
Hie
ontli,'Ul
innier
nr
l.n(
IJSS.
coat
nisiriri,
iMmre
:t;
ihenep
imrth
IJdeir.K.,
a
dlslanee
or
r,.:nn
ft.,
mure
nr
lew.
to
the
soiillieaol
enriier
or
Water
I.Wt
MCII;
Itienee
11..
rill
47lleK.SA'VV,
alnlilr
the
h.iiiii
Imiindary
or
".lid
water
In
I
lien,
a
ilManee
tit
r,r.
rt.
In
I
lie
hoiiUiwfkI
i-iiriier
ir
said
Int
lieu:
Ihiine
rollnwhili
III"
lilirh
tide
line
sinitlierly
a
cll'l.llne
nf
7.IMHI
rt.,
innre
nr
leu.
In
the
mint
ut
eiiiiimenremeiit,
rnntalnliia
7
acre
mure
or
leM.
UATKIi
January
9th.
mjn.
I'Vi.int:
Mll.l.s
LIMITED,
liy
JAMES
II,
LAVV'SO.N.
Allnl
Serrelarv,
ISIS
si.indirrt
Hank
limliiinr,
Mil
U.min
Mnit,
Wrti;
Vuiirniiver.
H.C.
MINERAL
ACT.
HAWK
MINErTl
CLAIM
SIluatH
n
Urn
Skerna
Mlnlnir
nivimnii
f
llie
lianie
5,
i:at
Plilrlrt.
Where
orated,
Sonlli
nr
Falls
Crrek,
ttltsiim-kahiin
lake,
and
adjnlnlnir
the
WIUMler
J
i.'""
.Kn"
"'
"
iKWf'il
holder.
V.
TreMnn
and
I).
Wilson:
No.
or
llnlders'
wl:onM'r7rnolr;''r,'lr','
Tn,Mon
97n,0C'
v
T.k;nJ."'"
,h"t
Wr"
W.
Treston.
F.M.C.
22'
V-,Vnn.r
.n'1v,rt
Wilson,
F.M.C.
Nn.
n7nfl4C.
nlenil
al
ihn
,.n.i
r
'"VJ
trn
'he
"ale
herenr
In
apply
to
the
r
inr
11
i.eriirirain
nr
Improvements
for
the
purpose
nr.
obtaining
a
Cinwn
Crant
of
the
,Ve.
elalm
.SS
rurtriermore
tske
not!.-e
that
Artlon
under
in"
Mineral
r
must
lie
rum-
inenred
lieMre
the
Issn.inrn
of
aurh
rertl-
riente
or
Imprnvemenu.
Oaleil
this
Snih
d:iv
of
Nov..
f
094
WF.
TriESTON.
and
DAVID
Wll.sox.
owners
P.
T
KennV.
ItPM
NOTICE.
,J-.T"?
mttH"of1n
application
ni
inn
ini.
111
n
rrexii
Cerlirirate
nr
,,,.!'
r,;r,
'i":
""rus.noi
n!
City'
'or
rrlnro
WuXWt.
'
5
1
.-.iiiiiiii-iiiry
proor
or
the
nss
and
lie-strurtlnn
or
the
Periiripni
r
n.i
.".
'i.,",1"1"
'?n,u
,mvln
'""en
prodnred
ti
ill-
It
la
my
Intention
M
Issue,
after
the
I'M.
ration
or
one
mnnlh
rr.,n
'n,
rfiViV
puiillcallnn
title
In
Ihe
fnr
the
said
lllle
Is
dated
nmniiered
hereof,
a
fresh
Certiorate
nf
wnirli
Ceilltlealr
of
ii.
.111111
jimn
nil
...,.
1.
101
I
linn
11
IL
F.
MACLEOD.
OmrHnt
"'
"-
I.an,l
nettl.try
I'flnee
liiiiert.
H
c.
'niuarv
anth.
iojb.
LAND
ACT
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laat
Land
liv
Mnssett
iju.'en
inlet,
T
u.arinii.
lathis
Land
MslrleV.
nirnr
lin
rMstr
M
or
I'rlniii
imiiert.
Il.t:.,
and
su
late
almnt
r
,,!dnni!!'!'!M."H,.,n1
y
"
on
imiuer
limit
orTu,s!e?L,,',,nr",
E,,lr','
Simpson,
or
masseti.
11.
c..
oceupal
nn
raiineri
Manairer,
Intends
tn
apply
rViB
peim"ssUm
0
lease
the
follnwin
,.rril.e
I
m
iT
sldi
of
Vestallnn
Ilay;
thenee
ioVith
a
Kl'OKNF.
II,
SIMPSON,
Dated
Drcrmher
loth,
"m.of
APP'IC8nl
Mantlajr.
iv
SsVfi
BRANCH
LINES
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
rr-
-
7TTT
'
7
'
'
i
I
r
I
p3E
r-,
ON
NATIONAL
OM'
WOO
liM
AH!
tHE
tjpC'b
I
WOO
-WOO-
Cri
fhi-f
hm1"
AN'
DUCHTeW
FER
eEN
AJSC.CSV
ACT
ME
I'LL
LEWE
Little
Over
Million
and
Half
Expended
l
1
THe.vaote
WITHOUT
EIN'
'
'
Last
Year
But.
Eight
'
r-
and
Half
This
Year
hrst-i"
II
I
I
I
it
OTTAWA,
W'h'.
1C.
Thft
Can
ndinn
Nalion.il
Railway
expend
fil
$1,(150,751
liranr.h
linos
construct
ion
work
in
the
calen
--
J
jffi
nJ-'
W-1
2'C
I
J
Crt
Britain
rinhu
mwTil.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
WANTED
WANTF.D.
-Sleigh
dags
wanted.
Apply
J.
K.
McCoy,
Itoyal
llolel.
13
FOll
PLAIN
Hlack
237.
SKWINCi,
phono
Prices
reasonable,.
FOR
SALE
FOll
SALK.
Cash
register
and
baliy
buggy.
Snap
for
cash
Phone
lied
720.
12
BOARD
HOAIll).
The
Second
Avenue.
ROOFInfO
Inlander,
830
Phone
137.
Lbs)
Jnrl
Found,
4c
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORL
SEA
WALL
AT
PORT
ISSIhOTOl
Temlerit
will
I,.
J
IkUed
U
In
11
plylhlt
anil
iIiimi.-
llUtlnn.
S
eil
at
the
I'ulji
'
IIUHrL
(net
ni
an
areepled.
Ill
PRINCE
RUPERT
ASSCSStEKT
DISTRICT
NOTIO:
I
hei
'
mire
Willi
the
-i
r
taxes
levied
11111I1
1
1
Ihe
P11I1II1
Si
I11.
and
payable
r.n
n
!
1-uiieri.iine
l"i
i
i
IMslrlrl
are
ilin
n
1
lllUle
lit
the
I
.
J
Ore,
lit
tlw
l
l
1
,
.
This
imtlie.
in
1
i
N
lint
lu
a
n'i-i'ii.il
ill
Hriun
11.
il'1'
Haled
at
I'i
day
ir
tlirnnr
.
'
nil.
TIMBER
sealed
Temli-i
-
fiKlrlet
lori--.t"
the
1:1
Hi
iU.
nr
UHtHk-ilU'
III
I.I'
el
k)l.fe
ni"
M11
Ivlle
Idautls
I'l
l
to.'i
I'd
feel
nr
.-
1
llM'k
SHWlnK-.
1
uie
(
I
)
year
innval
nr
limliei
l
yrllwr
parti'
ntai
lr.
Vleioru.
"i
I'rlnee
hiiperl.
II
'.
SALE
X
6103.
LAND
ACT
Notkt
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
i
Land.
In
Skeena
Land
in
'
HerordiliK
IMstl
t
lland
In
skeeiu
i
smith
nf
s.nm
1
TAk'K
.NOTICE
tli
'I
of
Iturnaky,
!.'
Inleudi
to
aiplv
f
t
Cha.n
Ihe
fiilliiwinir
CniMiieiirlnic
at
a
eatetly
nd
ut
thi
dlaiely
south
nf
.-.il.
Iielnsi
I'lauleil
al
Hi'
said
bland,
and
'
:..
Uland.
TIlH
itaku
dlreelly
sniith
nf
.-
h
talna
the.
name
nr
(1
"
staked
hy
aai
nl
11.
..
talnlnir
300
am-,
n'
Pol
uI.a:
,.
..
4f,
TIIOMA
Pated
January
1
fill
'
LAND
ACT
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Applf
""""I
Lana
In
Skeena
l
and
H
1,1
flnpert
liei'nrdlnir
Ii'
approximately
one
and
of
Salvus
station,
nn
:
lllver.
,
Take
Nntlre
that
It:
'
1
III!
Carletnn
St.,
Loiurrr.
Intends
10
ir
to
tnirrhase
Ihe
fnlh
u
r.oinnienrluR
at
a
1
southwest
rorner
or
'
Uland;
theui-n
-null'
mutely
Hon
vunl-
II.
prn.xliu.ltely
SOU
vard'
erly
apprinlmiiiei.v
-southerly
Sou
yard.-.
"
eoniprl.iluir
all
that
1
west
or
l.nt
4Si
!'
artes,
more
or
le--
TIIOM
At
11
'
HI'IIOI.
LAND
ACT
I
-
.
.
.
i.m"l
Nolle
of
Inuntlon
lo
APP'T
-
.
111'
rnnen
llupert
I.
iWl'
"
?
,,
!
eordlna-
plstrlrt
or
I'rln:
"
uate
at
(laniard
e
n
"1"
isiann,
11.
1:.
,
,n
Take
Nntlre
that
Si
'HI"
company
I.tniltrd,
or
v
lends
to
apply
Tor
pi
followlm
deserllied
'ai
at
the
head
or
ll.irn:
llnval
l.lnnil:
thenr'
thence
north
roriy
H
west
ten
(101
rhnln
M
trlet
nr
I'rlnee
lluneri
proslmalely
two
nun
of
the
Skeena
and
il
I
wnn-r
iimrs;
iiii-imit
-
p.,
'
mark
in
point
or
cmuwy1
,,
rontainlnir
fifteen
'I
1
'
'"'
soMEnviirr
w
j
v
r
Mated
peeenile
t
"
1
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
lnlntlon
to
tpf
.f''"
Z
In
Skeena
l
and
IUH
.
.
1''
f.
01
itiini
Skeena
lllver.
Tnko.
Nntlre
that
"f
rrlni
n.
llupert,
H.C
"
,
.
hili'iuU
tn
annlv
fnr
I1
.,.1
r
the
fnllmvlnr
deserllirrt
I'
,
,
1
i;ninmeiicinir
i
.:.
IW
'
m
Sotilll
sldo.
ol
Skeena
IIW'
wettl
l
elm
ns
Illfilll-H
,.
r
thenre
tmrtheast
f
rltaiu-
K
.......
m
i.m.
aintir
the
u.
9kni.ni.
Illvne
In
the
V
M'
TILilf
tnent,
and
rontainlnir
lf'
"
,
Dated
January
8
Hi.
I1'
if
fli,