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Discussion
of
Routes
by
Man
Who
Knows
the
Country
Proves
Interesting
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MUST
OPEN
BEST
LAND
Peace
Pass
Is
Only
One
that
Leads
Into
Heart
of
Fertile
District
Tlio
Penrp
River
anil
ils
pos
sihle
outlets
is
Mill
occupying
1
Hip
nlleiilion
of
n
great,
rnntiy
people.
Yeslcrilav
reference
was
iimile
Id
an
nrlicl
on
I
ho
suit
jerl
l.y
Captain
1.
K.
tlafght
nnil
so
many
inquiries
were
maile
Dial
snini
of
I
ho
more
otilsland
injr
features
of
the
artirlo.
ar
roprnilurcil
loilay.
Captain
liaight
helirves
in
the
A-eslrrit
route
mining
nut
liy
the
Pence
River
l'ass.
He
says
in
part:
(ienrnphically
sprnkinrr,
(Iranile
I'rairio
is
not
siluulcil
lo
serve
Hip
host
interests
of
thn
Peace
llivrr
Oislrir.1,
as
a
distributing
centre.
A
glimpse
at
the
map
of
the
northern
counlrv
docs
not
allojrpllipr
convey
this
impression
to
one
who
hrts
not
Inivrlleil
through
the
ilislrirt,
hut,
to
those
wlio
have,
anil
nr
not
irejulirei,
it
is
vrry
clear
I
hat
to
Hip
south,
.southwest,
n'nrlli
and
northwest
Ihpi'o
is
lilllp
room
frir
expansion,
as
it
is
hemmed
in
lo
a
certain
pxIpiiI
hy
a
mountainous
country
and
imiskop.
Broken
Country
To
approach
(irnmle
Prairie
from
Hip
south
or
.southwest
is
lo
Iravrrsp
a
woodpd,
mountain
ous
and
e.xeeedincly
broken
and
hilly
country
for
almost
Hip
cti-t
i
distance
from
the
main
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway.
Some
years
ajo,
while
I
was
in
Ottawa
en
roulo
lo
(Sreat
Hritaii
a
do)pgalion
was
in
that
cily
from
(trade
Prairie
to
inlrrvievy
eertain
members
of
the
govern-
nienl
with
Hip
view
of
havinfc.
the
sloel
of
the
K.
D.
&
11.
C.
n.
U
litled,
anil
usid
in
Ihe
construe
lion
of
a
branch
line
from
Kd-inonlnn.
to
(iraude
Prairie
via
Whilecourl.
While
this
suggestion
was
anything
lul
a
fair
deal
for
lliB
reM
of
Hie
north,
11
was,
never-Hii-lpss,
so
far
as
flrande
Prairie
was
conceriiPd,
the
only
feasib'n
way
In
reach
thai
district
If
oilier
iinints
in
the
north
were
to
lip
.
Ipfl
out
of
consideration
What
was
Imp
at
that
lime
ap
plies
with
eoual
force
today,
and
while
llm
road
would
not
pass
through
a
very
good
or
extensive
farming
country,,
it
would
at
least
reach
this
district
hy
the
shortest
and
most
direct
rolifc
which
ever
will
enter
It.
Obed
Route
The
cry
at
Ihe
moment
is
for
a
connection
wilh
the
Pacific
Coast
ports,
or
nl
least
closer
connect
inn.
It
is
suggested
that
such
a
road
should
ehter
Ihe
district
from
Ohed
or
some,
poinl
iit
Hip
vicinity
of
Hrule
Lake
and
tliPnrc
north
and
west
in
Sturgeon
Lake
and
on
tn
flrand
Prairie.
To
the
rest
of
the
north
not
now
served
hy
railway:
facil
ities,)
an
olive
branch
in
the'forni
of
brnrich
lines
is
hr)d
lnrIhV,lri
appease
such
communities.
A
trip
through
Orande
Prairie
and
Spirit
River
merely
indicate
to
Hip
stranger
what
may
he
done
in
Hip
way
of
production
In
Ihe.
north
and
leaves
the
impression
that,
if
there
is
a
sulllrio.nt.
acreage
of
that
class
6f
land
Hie
Dominion
could
not
go
far
wrong
in
immediately
glvihgsnbU
fertile
districts
ndeminle
arid
reasonable,
transportation
aoom
modalinns,
even
though
the
spin
of
Ihe
country
on
the
whole
is
one
of
economy
and
retrench
ment.
North
of
Peace
The;
fact
is,
however,
ns
point
ed
out
beforp,
thai.
16
find
my
great
area
of
lahd
of
Ihe
ni
nl
1
1
y
which
immediately
surrounds
the
lowns
of
Grande.
Prairie
and
Spirit
River,
it
is
absolutely!
necessary
In
get
beybnd
the
north
bank
of
Ihe
Peace
River.
I
Here
nnd
therivnnly
is
there,
any
Inrge
area
6f
good
agricultural
'land
still
open
for
home-steading
or
solllemenL
Any
Dominion
homestead
map
shows
with
fair
arcurncy
the
lands
already
alienated,
which
in
other
words
means
the
approximate
area
of
really
first
class
lands,
II
is
finite
out
of
the
question
to
put
thousands
of
new
settlers
in
those
already
settled
districts.
Vast
Fertile
Area
The
place
such
incoming
immigrants
must
look
to,
for
land
in
Ihe
future,
is
cast
and
norths
east
Of
St.
John,
H.C.,
and
from
Dunvegan
to
Hie
Hay
River
Pos'Jj
on
Great
Slave
Lake.
Here
we'
have
a
slrelch
'f
rountry
7(10
miles
lung
hy
nearly
51)0
miles
in
depth,
which
could
he
made
ii'
produce
thousands
upon
Hiou-i
sands
of
head
of
livestock
and,)
so
far
as
niv
own
experience
bows,
would
also
contribute
many
millions
of
buslicls
of
Hie
best
grain
on
the,
continent.
Any
statement
coiu'crning
"the
poleiu
ml
Wheal
um
uc
on
of
f
ill
nr.r-
'
thcrn
com
-r-y
im--
ttj
vcrj
Irulh,
refer
.
iireali
niii-tli
andji
not
south
ol'
!iie.P4iice
P.iVcr
it
1
eif.
Coa
Measures
II
has
beei!
claimed,
tod.
tli.y
'
by
going
via
Alrule
Lake
or
OIioia,
?
that
such
rt,
line
would
par
Hrulp
Lake
coal
is
not
much
higher
than
I
hat
ohlainahle
now
where
railway
facilities
are,
it
scarcely
seems
necessary
to
build
an
Obed
to
Grande
Prairie
line
in
order
lo
reach
new
measures
of
Ihe
same
finality.
"
I'hree
oilier
mules-
for
enter
ing
the
northern
territory
have
from
lime
lo
lime
received
passing
attention,
namely
the
WapiM
Pass,
I
ho
Pine
Pass
and
Ihe
Peace.
RiVer
Pass.
Wapiti
Pass
Unknown
I
do
not.
claim
to
have
Iippii
through
the.
YVimili
Pass.
I
do
assert,
Iholigh,
that
many
ol
those
now
writing
upon
Ibis
route,
as
individuals
who
have
traversed
it,
have
done
so
onl
on
the
map
ami
not
via
Hie
trail.
Very
few
men
indeed
have
ever
been
Ihrough
Hial
;
pass.
Vl.'rom
.r...l.....l.l..'..
rfl...
-
i
.
..
I
..CI'
iny-'khqwleilge
of
1he
copiilrynim-mediately
to
the
soulh
and
southwest
of
It
nnd
until
one
reaches
Ihe
Heaverlodgc
and
Willow
River
prairies,
Hipir
is
liltlp
lo
induce
anyone
oilier
than
the
most
seasoned
trapper
to
enler
the
district.
It
may,
and
perhaps
flops,.
oflVr
the
mosi
dlrrrl
roule
into
Ihe
Grande
Prairie
seel
ion
from
the
south
west.
It
no
doubt
will
be
ironghl
forward
tin
Ihe
near
UHlUUtKSKtXMffiUKXSIUUaail
Ihrougli
a
Tory
wonderful
Mandi'01'
v,a
Jnl"'
ilkl'
ra"-
extensive
con!
measure.
II
is.
1,1
1(,nc"
"l0
.'acf
JUver
Mil
not
my
purple
to
dispute
this,
;
"Wapiti"
means
that
the
only
insofar
ms
qualitv
i
e.on-',50u"lr'
lo
'raversed
before
corned
and
Ihe
necessity-or
lap-levering
Ihe
pass
ilwlf
is
barren
ping
such
coi,l.
In
respeel
to
quality,
it
.certainly
does
noi
come
up
to
tl.
same
high
-qualit
as
Hip
great
coal
scams
of
the
Hudson
Hope
or,
Peace
Pass
measures
show.
The
latter
coal
is
not
only
the:
highest
quality
of
coal
in
Canada,
but
has
.few
J
if
uny,
superior
competitors
in
the
United
Stales.
"..McLaren's
(Dominion)
report,
lo-
p
found
in
the
(ieologieal
Rpporls
for
1923."
shoiibK
prove
inlpiesling
as
lo
quality"
and'
convincing
.'ot
only
thai,
but
we
have
veiyl
extensive
coal
measures
alon
ihe
main
line
ami
branch
lines
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
as
Key
'are
at
present
constituted.
If
I
lie
quality
of
the
prince
(iieorge
TORONTO
In
Centre
of
Shopping
and
Business
District
250
ROOMS
100
with
PriwH
Btthl
EUROPEAN
PLAN
I.
WINNKTT
THOMPSON.
MAN'O.
DIR.
of
everything
almost,
with
the
exception
of
timber.
The
Rocky
.Mountains
being
it
ry
young
range,
in
a
geological
mise,
contain
as
yel
few
min
erals
other
than
coal.
Therefore
o
reach
Orande
Prairie
by
Ibis
rtass
is
to
leave
Ihe
main
line
iT
the
Canadian
National
.somewhere
east
of
Prmce
Oedrge
and
to
Ihirough
a'
wilderness,
to
end
up
in
one
small
corner
of
lh'
vasl
northern
'.territory.
Pine
Pass
Shorter
rhc
Pine
Pass
has
been
it
much
more
talked
of
route.
Vhilc
my
personal
observations'
if
that
district
do
not
incline,
me
lo
believe
that
it
is
its
good
u.
:
lu
Peace
Pass,
it
has
however,
one
advantage
over
the
jailer,
it
it
really
is'
an
advantage,
and
Dial
is
that
it
js
somewhat
shorl-
Here
again
we
have
a
roule
which
passes
Ihrough
a
country
almost
as
barren
as
Ihe
Wapili.
Utile
or
no
agriciitlliral
laild
i?.iss
along
the
route
which
must
he
followed;
until
il
reaches
within
twenty
miles
or
Pouce
Coiipe.
It
leaves
Ihe
waters
of
the
Parsnip
neilr
Lake
.Mci.cnd.
lo
enler
at
otice
into
it
lienvilj
limbered
ami
iiiuskcg
and
very
broken
up
country.
Along
ils
entire
path
a
hundred
new
sel-
llers
could
jioI
scratch
a
living
from
the
soil.
When
il
finally
cuts.'
through
the
mountains,
it
does
nol
debouch
upon
a
fcVtile
or
undulating
plain
bill
fights
a
IoWuoiisj
way
through
Sleep
.vaviiioV
until;;
asi
before'
Incul
ioii-
..
"
..
.
i-
ft
.-'
il
i
-
en,
n
comes
oui
upon
me
roiic.c
Coupe
Prairie,
about
twenty
miles
west
of
Ihe
town
of
thai
mime.
Here,
as
in
Grande
Prairie,
we
have
Hip
most
intensely
scllled
area
on
Ihe
11.13.
side
-of
Ihe
provincial
boundary
line,
am
bul
few
sections
are
still
avail
able
for
future
selllcinenl.
It
is
also
well
down
in
the
southeast
corner
of
the
Peace
River
Illock
and
quite
an
Impossible
point
lo
future
as
the
only
feasible
route
work
from
in
endeavoring
lo
into
that
district,
should
pre-
reach
inlo
the
northern
interior,
sent
efforts
In
havo
the
line
en-
Going
twenly-five
miles
north
Children
healthy
Lily
White
has
nutrition
not
found
in
cane
syrups.
INSIST
ON
i
'ii
j
LILY
WHITE
CORN
SYRUP
THE
CANADA
STARCH
CO
LIMITED
MONTREAL
of
Hie
lowti
of
Pouce
Coupe
and
;
eighteen
miles
wesl.
the
limit
of
good
lain!
has
been
reached.
Th
I
Prairie
is
perhaps,
Ibeii,'
twenty
by
Ihirly
miles
in
extent.
Any
talk
lo
Hip
contrary
is
pure
hunk
its
ail
investigation
will
show.
:
The
country
between
I
his
section
and
Hudson
Hope,
St.
John,
Ihoj
(Rockies
or
Duuvegim
is
nothing
bul
a
series
of
low
lying
hills
land
muskegs,
all
of
which
would
i
defy
any
attempt
at
cillllvnlion.
1
By
Peace
Pass
!
Mr.
Ilaighl
then
goes
on
lo
advocate
building
the
'railway
by
A.iy
of
the
Peace
Pass
north
of
ihe
Peace
River
where,
he
says
;ood
agricultural
lauds
would
lie
tpened
up,
mining
county
tap-oed,
artd
a
sysjeiu
of
good
water
ways
he
made
available
for
set
tlers
and
others.
He
urges
lint
he
line
be
built,
as
quoted
yesterday,
by
wiiy
of
Peace
Pass
and
l-'inrilav
Forks
in
almost
a
direct
line
lo
Prince
Ruporl,
.lapping
the
very
heart
of
the
Peace
liivcr
country.
CANADIAN
YOYAGEUR
ARRIVES
FOR
DOCKING
General
Machinery
Overhaul
and
Repairs
io
Hull
May
Take
Two
Weeks'
Time
Here
Jor
general
machinery
overhaul
and
repairs
to
her
hull
.vliich
job
may
take
two
weeks'
inie,
C.O.M.M.
freighter
Cana-riah
Voyngcur
ari'iteil
in
port
at
J.3(l
last
night.
'The
vessel
lied
up
at
the
O.T.P.
wharf
and
proceeded
at
8.30
this
morning
to
the
dry
dock
where
she
was
taken
up
on
the
pontoons.
The
ship
will
be
inspected
by
.Mr.
Scott
of
Vancouver
representing
Lloyds
before
the
work
commences.
.
L.
Haillie,
chief
engineer
of
the
steamer
Prince
Ituperl,
is
here,
lo
supervise
the
work
on
behalf
of
the
C.O.M.M.
After
the
wink
is
done
on
Ihe
vessel,
she
will
proceed
soulh
to
ao
on
berth
for
Australia.
This
s
Ihe
Voyageiir's
first'
rail
here.
-
-
Sport
Chat
lime
operation
again.
Willi
I
i
,
--1
The
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Glut
has
its
organixal
ion
for
the
year
a
IT
lo
a
good
start.
It
is
llu
first
of
the
local
otildpor
sporD
bodies
to
hold
ils
I'.Ci.l
annua
ineeling
an!,
within,
a
.very
shor.
tune,
it-
is
fpcecil;tlial
,1
ie'Acro-
polis
'Hil
ii'iiuijs-
wjill
bo
j
full
second
tenuis
nrgani.alion,
Ihe
Canadian
National
Hub,
organ
iied
since
last
season,
il
is
ex
peeled
that
this
popular,
sport
will
be
indulged
in
more
gener
ally
Ibis
season
than
ever
before.
If
there
were
morecourls
than
there
are
in
the
city,
there
is
no
doubt
they
would
he
worked
over
lime.
Tenuis
is
a
good
Interest
ing
exercise
which
should
have
many
players
here.
The
only
dilUculty
is
that
there
are
not
suiiieieni
convenieniiy
incaie.
courts.
-In
fact
there,
are,
no
slrielly
public
courts
where
anybody
can
go
and
play.
This
U
a
matter
thai
might
-be
worthy
Ihe
nl
lent
ion
of
some
public
bodies
thai
profess
to
have
the
welfare
nnd
enjoyment
of
the
coiinunily
at
heart.
The
ereo
lion
of
board
courts
would
not
b'i
a
very
cosily
proposition.
The
fourth
same
in
the
second
division
billiard
lournnmenl
be
I
ween
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Col
Storage
and
Grollo
leaius
was
played
.last
nlehl.
V.
II.
Jiirnian
(Grollo)
won
over
George
Kel
sey
(Cold
Slorage)
by
150
Vj
120,
giving
the
lobacennifts
lcud
ot
570
In
532
in
the
games
so
far
played.
The
firth
;ain
liisl
game
between
IL
Parr
(Cold
Slnrnge)
and
J.
Ileesley
(Grotlol
should
be
played
this
evening.
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
VWANTKD
WANT
lo
hear
from
owner
hav
.
ing
farm
for
sale:
give
parlic-j
lilai's
ami
lowest
price.
John
.1.
Illack,
Chippewa
Falls,
'
FOR
PLAIN
Illack
L'37.
SF.WINO,
phono
Prices
reasonable.
MALE
HELP
WANTED
$.100,111)
a
month
lo
distribute
everyday
household
necessity
in
rural
and
small
town
districts.
No
money
needed.
Million
dollar
firm
behind
il.
Write
for
particulars
and
stale
territory
desired.
II.
L.
JOHNSON.
3?'.)
McDernintl
Avenue,
Winnipeg.
TO
RENT
ROOM
lo
Rent
in
comfortable
home.
Apply
711
Third
Ave.
7tl
BOARD
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phono
137.
FOUND
'QUND.
Hunch
of
keys
on
sleel
ring
on
Fourth
Ave.
Wesl.
Owner
can
have
same
by
iden-
'OUND.
Hunch
of
keys
on
ring,
including
one
C.N.
It.
switch
key.
Apply
Daily
News
Ollice.
'OUND.
fair
of
child's
brown
woollen
mills.
Apply
Daily
News
olllee:
FOUND.
Pair
child's
fur
trim
med
kid
milts.
Apply
Daily
News
nllice.
FOUND
Opal
brooch.
Applj
Daily
News
olllee.
FOUND.
Post
ollice
key.
Appi
Daily
News,
ollice.
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
"Oh
llaby"
at
your
ser
vice
day
or
nighl.
Comfort
Safely
Courtesy.
If
it's
a
water
trip
call
Laurie
Lamldy.
I'hone.s
Illack
.115
or
1.11.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
KV
Process
Columbia
Records
no
scratching.
finest
re-jiriidiiclions.
of
latest
Vnx
Trots.
Hongs
nnd
Instrumental
music
by
world
rained
artists.
Call
in
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
RIFLE
RANGE
W.
Horrobin
and
H.
Floyd
Were
High
Men
at
Shoot
on
Market
Place
Last
Night
Out
oT
a
possible
or
lOO,
Ihe
following
scores
were
ni.ade
by
marksmen
of
the
North
H.C.
Regiment
KUIc
Association
shooting
on
the
miniature
range
nl
Market
Place
last
night:
V,
Horrobin
...
.
.
...
89
II.
Floyd
...
8!)
V.
Dniss
87
Malcolm
Lamb
80
J.
F.
Ililchie
Jr
82
It.
Wilson
81
A.
Squires
.
i
.
....
71
J.
Harris
70
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
'-
-
1
Prince
Rupert
J.
W.
Nunn,
M.
L.
Dndshn,
R
A.
Johnson,
W.
E.
Hnillle,
II.
Slaller.
W.
0.
Mainwtiring,
(,
,.
Ilnwhnlhnm,
0.
A.
Rogers
ami
W.
R.
Hucknall,
Vnlieouvcr;
A
I'isk,
Prince
George.
Central
'
W.
Crnlg.
C.N.R.
Advertise
in
tlio
Daily
News
ROOFING
'KLIGKODD"
Coaling.
The
best
coal
Dig
lor
shingle,
iron
or
paper
roofs.
11
preserves
the
roof
and
slops
the
leaks.
Also
good
for
brick,
concrele
or
stone
walls.
Cheapest
and
besl.
Kslimates
given.
P.O.
'
Itox
III.
Phono
I'J.
RADIO!
RADI0I
ARK
you
inleresled
in
Radio
sets
or
parts?
I
enn
suve
you
money.
2
lube
sets
miuplete
with
aerial,
phones
and
batteries,
installed,
$55.
Phone
Red
707.
rxi
Taxi
P7
Phone
(dall
George,
Paul
or
Gust'
Prompt
Service
and
Comtori
Day
or
iNiw'.t
'
Stand:
noss
BROS.
POOL
ROORI
Meeker
tlock,
Across
from
Kmnrsss
Hotel
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ure
Store.
We
Huy.
bell
and
Ex
change
New
and
Secondhand
Ooods.
QfeO.
PAPADOPULI8,
H39
Third
Ave.
Phono
i4fl
AUCTIONEERS
IT
will
pay
you
to
consult
u
when:
you
desire
to
sell
or
purchase
furniture,
or
any
article.
PRINCE
RUPKRT
EXCHANGE,
Auctioneers.
MINERAL
ACT.
HAWK
MINERAL
CLAIM
situait
In
the
Skrftia
Minin
plllou
if
thp
illanirA
5.
Oia.it
Dlstrlri.
Whore
loratrd,
South
of
Kan
Circle.
KIKiim-kalnm
Lake,
ami
adjoining
iho
Whlmlfi
on
the
Kail
end
of
It.
lawful
holileri,
W.
Trmton
ami
11.
Wilson;
No.
or
lloldcra
Free.
Miners'
Certirirale,
Trenton
A70I0C
WIImjii
7noiC.
Take
.Nnllre
that
we.
VV.
Trenton.
F.M.C.
o.
ATOiniL
and
tiavirt
Wiinon.
P.M.t:.,
V.i
Agnail
In
I
an.
I
ml
111
.n.l
r.t
dayn
from
die
date
ticreiir
lo
apply
to
the
Minlntr
Herorrter
for
a
Orliriraie
of
improvement
for
the
purpose
of
otitalnlnt
11
Crown
Orant
or
llu-
above,
claim
and
riirthennore
take
notl.
e
that
Arilon
timtei
See.
85
or
the
Mineral
Art
mimt
lie
rom
menred
lierore
the
Isnuanre
or
nrh
rerti
rimle
or
Improvemenls.
nated
mi
311111
nay
nr
nov..
W.
F.
TflESTON,
and
OVVlll
WII.SOX.
ownera.
V.
T
Kennv.
rent
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITI8H
.
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Mailer
of
the
Administration
Art
ami
III
the
Matter
Ot
the
Kftlate
or
Morris
Anion
l'i-lereii.
liereased.
Intet.nte.
TAKK
NOTICF
Hint
hy
nr.h-r
or
Ills
Honor
V.
Mill.
Yonnir.
made
the
loth
ilav
or
Fehrnary.
A.I).
I9S.1,
I
was
apiHilnted
(lminisirntor
or
tne
estate
or
Morris
Anton
I'l-ti-rsi-ii.
ilereaseil,
and
all
parlies
navinir
I'l-iini
airainsi
the
said
estaie
are
lierehy
required
to
riirnwi
same,
iirn-iwrlv
veriried
to
ine
on
or
hefore
the
inn
nay
or
aiari-n.
a.
1.
I9r..
am
an
parties
Inilrhled
to
Ilia
elale
nie
re
quired
to
pay
the
amount
or
their
Indebtedness
to
inn
rorlhwllh.
NOIIMW'
A.
WATT,
(irrirlal
Artminlstralor.
Crime
import,
11
.n
Paled
the
(I
III
clnv
or
Felirnnrv.
(
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Matter
or
the
Administration
Art;
and
In
Ihe
Matter
of
the
Kstate
or
Henry
Alexander
Reynolds,
IiitimhoiI,
Inles
late
TAKK
NOTICK
llial
hy
nrdr
or
Ills
Honor
1.
Mrii.
v
01111
ir,
made
the
intli
iluv
or
Kehruary,
A.M.
95,
I
was
appointed
Admlnlsirator
id
the
estate
or
Henry
Alexander
lleynolds.
deceased,
and
all
parties
liavlnir
rl;ilmJ
airalnst
I
lie
said
estate
are
iiereny
reiiuiri-d
lo
riirnlsli
same,
pi-o-tierly
verified
to
me
on
or
herore
the
1
1
Hi
day
or
Mat-rh.
A
ll.
9n,
and
all
parties
indi-lited
to
ihe
elale
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
or
llielr
In-ileldedness
lo
me
rorlhwllh.
NOIlMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Unpen,
ll.fi.
Paled
ihe
11
Hi
day
or
t'chniaryt
IIUTi,
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
1
COLUMBIA.
Ill
Ihe
Mailer
or
llin
Adnilnlstrallon
Acl;
nun
In
the
Mailer
or
Ihe
Kstate
or
U.
I.
Hen
ncll,
rieceased,
Intestate,
TAKK
MlTlrf
thill
liv
lir.l.i-
i.t
Illy
Hole
r
P.
Melt,
Yotin.
made
llu-
1
9(ti
il.iV
or
Kehruary,
I
Of-fi,
I
was
aopolnted
Ail-inlnlslralnr
or
llio
estate
nr
Ihe
late
11,
J.
Iieiineit.
dcceiioed.
ami
all
parlies
hav-In
claims
airalnst
the
sild
estate
are
lieri-hy
remilred
In
rnrnlfh
snlne
to
nn
proerly
veriried.
on
or
lietore
I
lie
gist
lay
or
March,
lots,
and
all
parties
indented
In
the
smld
eslnle
are
rennlred
lo
nay
Hie
amount
or
iheir
Imlehledness
to
me
forthwith.
NOIIHN
A.
WATT,
.....
.
'Tlolnl
Administrator.
Dated
.u,
litis
Slit
day
or
February,
1985,
Articles
Lost
anil
Found,
4c
TIMBER
SALE
XfOl
Soaletl
TmwI?)
i
Pllrlrl
I
nn
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,
i
IhK
Ulli
la;
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i
lniii'lmM-
nr
tii'h
wei
tfirn-
ur
Uii-
li-IIP
I
ttil
-
(ii-ii
HM
ffH-t
II
ei
hull
Swhiie.
I
Hie
(I
i
.Vl-81
i:
mow
I
of
limtr.
PiirUwr
paiiiciin
M.
VlrtorU.
M
m
I'flHfH
Iuukti,
H
i
ME,
II
TIMBER
SALE
XG928.
Sealed
Tem,
i
-
n
MIllUKT
or
I
:U"I
ilian
nwin
on
id
:
i
for
Ihe
iHii-i-li.i-'
cm
I.JOii.immp
i.
.
iiaisam
aim
i
In-
north
si
-ir-
-i
-
A
I
t:oto.i
l.ar.-i
(o-i
Two
(;
.
-
ooval
of
limit!
r
lorllK-r
lu-rt,
i
-
ler,
Vli-lorla,
H
rlnre
lntK-rl.
II
iiHtval
or
tlndu
i
TIMUFR
SALE
X
311.
Tln-re
wil.
I..
Ilr
Auction,
at
March.
lr-
m
t
-
llanter,
llaultoi-
i
in
cut
ton.
nun
Mi
¬
ami
Jfl.lWtS-
Ili-ml
l.nt
lilt
aii'i
'
north
or
llaci-H
i
Three
CJ
eai
u
'
Provided
an
oiw
v.ti
in-1
loo
In
per-
i.
11
i-nder
to
Di-
.il-'i'
mm
and
trcne
i
.
.
'
"
T-
'
Fnrtlier
parii-
:
ler,
Victoria,
H
-
I'Miwti
Ituperl.
II
....
j-
iu
COAST
LAND
DISTRICT.
REGARDING
DISTRICT
OF
COUT
TAKK
NOTICK
tl
I
lied,
or
Vanc
nii'
i
H
and
l'aer
Maimf;i'
ror
a
m
i-lands,
in
:oasi
P
'
I
rovliMe
or
lirin
ii
water
lot
on
the
w-
t
lei,
more
irll
ni-n
lows:
lioiiiiiii-iii
in
at
a
tide
line
on
tin
w
v
Inie
I
distant
si
'ill
lie
rroin
the
siiiillii-'lM
Coast
Dlstrli'l.
Ilii
IJdri-.K..
a
distant-
leas,
to
tin'
-'.uiii
lt
t
ICO:
thenri-
tj.tr'
IIm
MMilh
ln.iinil.n
-a
distance
or
"x
corner
or
said
lot
i
the.
hlrh
tide
lion
-
7.0(111
ri..
inori'
"i
!
commencemeiit.
ntii..
or
leiie.
IHTFO
Jannarv
up
pacifh
w;
n
v
jAr
ii
A
SI
tn-
'-
1-
;
r,it
II:
11
,
Vj:
'
'
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
or
Inttnllon
to
Appl
Land
In
Skeena
land
;
liiinert
lierordltif
H
'
npprojlinately
nno
aii.i
'
nr
salvus
suili'ii
i
:l-
lllver.
.
rake
Notice
llial
n
44(3
narleton
HI.
K
l.oamr.
tntenn-
i
lo
onrrlmsc
lh(
roi;
Conimenrlnir
al
a
sonthweiit
corner
'
Island;
thence
it'
mutely
miiii
yatd
proOiimlely
hihi
i
ii
erly
approxlmai'
1
southerly
sin1
yw
cnmprlsmr
all
lh
west
or
Lot
4Ki"
,ii
its,
inoro
or
le
Til
CM
"
A'
it.
'
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,,,-.
Mrf
urn
LAND
ACT
Nolle
or
Inttnllon
to
APP'
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r
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l.ll.in.1.
Islands
Land
nislr,;'
ir
prince
luiperl,
R
,.in
.iiIIa
kr.lltll
nf
111
II
111
let,
and
In
YeslalU
;
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41
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rtoioc
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j
or
Massett,
H.1
i
Manager.
Intend?
t
f
j
tn
lease
the
roll
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J;
,
iiommcncinir
ni
,
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Jl
Hdn
of
Yeslalton
i"
g,f
i
nains;
iiifiin-
i.h-
-
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&
chains:
thence
w
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..
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.
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t4li4
nwihr
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LAND
ACT
In
Skeena
Land
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llerordlnir
Iddi
i
take
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irr:
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n
in'
'
:
c.
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M.
niimev
".
,
iiallon
liimlierninii-
permission
lo
pin
l!1flll,;.
',,
J
scrllied
lands,
Mr
"""
,
ll3
Oominenrllir
"l
r
v
end
or
Island
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sutnkalliiln
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or
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river;
n
,
around
Island
lo
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