PACE
FOTO
THE
DACY
NEWS
Weslrc-'dav.
January
'
1H?5
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManu,
WINTER
To
oifvrv
OUT
I'M
TO
ajK
CROTaTs
PU2.7.LE"t
WORD
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FOR.
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r
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i
Kirs
FROr
ME
OON'tM
CARE.
WHERE.
"TOO
CO-
DON'T
OlttTURB
COATS
at
cost
'emers
Phone
27
P.O.
Box
327
SERVICE
NOT
SERVITUDE
Has
it
ever
occurred
lo
you
(hnt
the
multitude
of
"Household
Helps"
offered
for
.sale
are
of
tliemselvcs-lifeless
and
incapable
of
service
unless
controlled
and
directed
by
tho
already
overburdened
liousewife.
Laundry
service
alono
is
alive,
vital,
imposing
no
new
obligation;
and
ask-ing
nothing
but
your
friendly
disposition,
to
change
servitude
into
service.
May
we,
call?
Phone
S
PHONE
8
&0X392
DRY
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
EOo
Per
Sacl-
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
6S0.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LADIES!
A
new
line
of
SILK
EVENING
DRESSES
JUST
ARRIVED
Call
In
and
Inspect
them
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Blook,
PRIKCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
3
U
.
Phone
6SH,
Open
Evenlngi
Only
Per
Special
Appointments.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
69.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Roving.
LADIES'
AUXILIARY
OF
SMITHERS
HOSPITAL
IN
ITS
ANNUAL
MEETING
Reports
Show
Excellent
Work
Done
During
Year:
Officers
Are
Elected
SMITIIFRS.
Jan.
7..
The
an
nual
meeting
of
the
Ladies'
Aux
iliary
lo
Ihe
hospital
was
hld
in
Ihe
.Nurses'
Home
last
Friday.
There
was
a
good
luvii
mil
of
Indies
at
Ihe
meeting
anil
they
were
prescnieii
Willi
a
mos
en-past
couraglng
report
for
Ihe
year
by
the
retiring
officers
The
Secretary's
report
showed
I
hill
"
"
i"
sij'-
js-.ii,
un-
i.irtfiir
pnriioil
being
Ihe
receipts
from
dance
held
under
their
niisnieos.
lii
addition
lo
Ibis'
there
was
a).-o
about
.$:inn.(Ml
worth
V
nrnvis-
ions
ilonaled
by
Ihe
public
at
Hie
time
the
provision
shower
was
held.
Ihe
balance
to
their
credit
al
Hie.
end
of
the
vear
imounled
lo
!?.'I2:;.73.
The
election
of
nfllcers
rcsull-
ed
as
follows:
I'resideiil,
Mrs.
Thompson.
Vice-President,
Mrs.
S.
Ilen-
noil.
Secretary,
Mrs.
II.
Welch.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
C,
Iteid.
MOOSEHEART
LADIES
ENTERJAIN
FRIENDS
Enjoyable
Evening
was
Spent
Last
Night
after
Regular
Lodge
Meeting
After
Initiation
exercises
al
Ihe
regular'
lodge
meeling,
Ihe
Women
of
Ihe
Moosehoarl
Legion
were
al
bono'
in
Ihe
Motrnpolo
Vial
I
last
evening
lo
their
friends.
Delicious
refreshments
?ore
served
by
a
coniinitlee
consisting
of
Mrs.
McCarthy,
(convener).
Mrs.
F.d.
l-nger,
Mrs.
ft.
Mussal-leni
)lhe
and
Mrs.
F.inar
Larson.
I
here
was
an
informal
pro-music
gram
and
also
a
dance.
being
furnished
hy
Mr.
and
Mrs.i
I.
fiawlhorn,
Mrs.
Kinar
Larson,,
i-rank
Cameron
and
J.
X.
Kelly,
The
program
was
as
follows:
Piano
solo,
Miss
Catherine
Mussallcm.
Recitation,
Miss
Marie
Mus
saltern,
Solo,
K.
Sabourin.
Recitation,
Miss
'
..
Mussallcm.
.V'.V.Vvilowri'.llift
Accordion
solo,
Mra'
tfiuaHHis''
Larson.
Jokes,
Mrs.
McCarthy.
-Solo,
Mrs.
S.
Swanson.
Accordion
solo,
Mr.
.Nelson,
Song,
.1.
Coombs.
Solo,
.1.
N.
Kelly.
Recilalion,
Mrs.
Fred
Scaddon.
ELKS
ARE
HOSTS
TO
CHILDREN
OF
MEMBERS
After
Anyox
Youngsters
Had
En-
a
joyed
Fun
Elders
Danced
ANYOX.
Jan.
7.
On
Friday
last,
Ihe
"llrnlher
Hills"
were
'hosts
to
Ihe
kiddies
of
Ihe
order
in
F.Iks
Hall,
when
a
grand
old
lime
was
hail
by
the
boys
and
girls.
At
six
o'clock
supper
was
served,
after
which
gnme.s
were
piayi-u,
non
nons
were
OlsirilMlie.l
and
when
San
I
a
Claus
arrived
evirvl,li.
trnf
l,,,u
r
,i
and
everything.
After
the
Child
I
ren
were
lired
out.
the
orchenlra
being
on
Hie
job,
Ihe
grown-ups
danced
till
shortly
after
ten
whonj
i
ne
party
nroke
un.
Mr.
mwl
Mra
f
Ml
wl,l.n
'"
"
were
in
Charge
of
Ibe
arninue-
';Margaroli(.'0-i
'w
a
business
visitor
in
fore-part
of
the
week.
used
by
Ihe
C.X.Il.
and
he
reports
thai
a
large.'
supply
of
ice
will
most
likely
be
cut
on
Lake
Katb-lyn
Ibis
winter.
A
surprise
was
tendered
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
McMillan
in
their
new
home
on
'Saturday
night
when
a
row
happy
hours
were
spent
al
dancing.
Jas.
Turnbull
of
Hazellon
was
visitor
in
town
on
Tuesday.
DON'T
LET
YOUR
BOWELS
GET
CONSTIPATED
A
trro
ninllnn
of
Urn
Imweh
pvery
Oay
slii.ulil
Ijo
IIh;
rule
of
every
one
uliu
plre
to
perrert
lieaim,
Mr
once
the
i"''1
I""1"'
rfinsiipnted
mil
rinnxed
"P.
all
ttm
oilier
orirann
of
the
Jwxly
I.
roine
doranirdil.
Kp
Your
Bow.lt
fUgular
by
Ualng
LAXA-LIVER
PILLS
They
They
vtll
will
r
rlear
ear
luav
ay
all
all
llin
the
effete
and
txiUonniu
niAitee
hirh
hj.
eiieri,l
Inn
ur
I
moimn
of
ih.
linweln
every
day,
Hart
the
hl.iKK-Uli
liver
workliur,
anil
five,
tone
am)
t
Utility
to
the
wlio)i
InteMloal
tract.
Miiinmm
lata
Liver
Mlla
arc
for
eate
at
all
(imitriaM
ami
dealers;
pm
up
only
by
The
T.
Mllburn
Co.
Limited,
Toronto,
nienls
and
wore
assisted
by.'"
yirii
ivn
you
n
free,
eay
and
members
and
their
wives.
Men-
dames
A.
Morion,
W.
Hoborlson
and
J.
Weir,
with'
H.
Ashtnn,
laid
out
Ihe
tables
for
Ihe
feast
and
saw
that
all
Ihe
youngsters
had
plenty
to
eat.
iirmw
ikj
lm..
il
TELKWA
.Mis
Peggy
Oillall
relirrjied
on
Sunday
morning
from
Prince
Huperl
whero
she
spent
her
holidays
as
Ihe
guesl
of
.Mr.
and
.Mrs.
M.
M.
Stephens.
There
is
plonly
of
snow
now
and
I
lie
roads
are
in
fairly
good
shape
for
hauling.
Loads
of
lies,
beef,
hay
and
coal
arc
coining
In
daily.
I
he
crew
employed
nl
I
be
coal
mine
spent
a
day
or
two
in
town
over
the
.New
voar.
.Mrs.
Jack
Yool
who
has
been
a
palieitl
in
the.
Telkwa
Nur-sin-.'
has
returned
to'
her
home
at
Hums
Lake
aTler
spending
her
holidays
with
friends'
in
Telkwa,
Miss
I'loreiice
McLean
roliirnoil
lo
Hound
Lake
on
Sunday.
ri
m.
.
.
...
iifv.
win.
uovey
riohl
service
at
Ibe
school
at
Round
Lake
on
Sunday
afternoon.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
lo
Ihe
Telkwa
.Nursing
Home
held
its
iionlhly
meeting
in
the
library
on
.Monday,
January
5.
Skating
is
faking
lip
the
interest
of
Ihe
youngsters
now
and
many
grown
tips
are
also
taking
advantage
or
Ihe
rink
and
weather
to
enjoy
the
sport.
ALICE
ARM
Alice
Arm
ruerchanls
have
agreed
henceforward
In
close
their
stores
at
six
o'clock
every
evening.
Mrs.
X,
SiiHIovieh
and
daughter,
Miss
Znrka
Sulilovich,
have
returned
here
from
Prince
Huperl.
'Hie
people
of
Alice
Arm
danced
Ibe
old
year
out
and
Ihe
new
year
in
last
Wednesday
nlgbl
at
Alice
Arm
Motel.
The
or
chestra
consisted
of
Mrs.
.1.
I.aidlaw,
saxophone;
II.
J'.
Mc-Oinnis,
pianrt,
and
Charles
Hutchison,
clarinet.
Muring
the
v,',,1"r
sailors
hornpipe
was
executed
hy
Jean
Talconer
and
Teddy
Kergin.
SMITHERS
Win.
T.
fiilniour
of
Saskatoon,
represeiitalivi'
of
llo)
Arctic,
Ice
!
v
twTx
FriTvee
Sr.ivi-r.
I.n.
B-w
I
Sport
Chat
I
The
new
Kleishbacker
swimming
pool
in
San
Francisco,
1
000
feel
huig
and
said
to
In;
the
largest
in
(he
world,
will
be
dedicated
when
Ibe
National
Amateur
Athletic
Union
swim
miug
ciiampionsiiips
are
iieid
in
thai
city
ne.
April.
The
lank
which-
is
mw
under
construction
lion
near
Ibe
ocean
beach
al
ingiesnie,
will
have
a
maximum
depth'
of
twelve
feel.
II
is
an
outdoor
pool
but
Hie
tempera
mre
oi
i
up
water
will
lie
resulted.
The
properly
involved
is
jowned
by
the.
city
and
the
poo
will
be
upon
lo
the
public
Another
dedication,
that
of
Ibe
new
municipal
stadium
al
liolden
(ate
Park
will
mark
Hie
track
and
field
events
of
Hie
National
Alhlelii;
Union
lo
be
held
nl
San
Francisco
in
June.
The
stadium.
(being
built
this
winter,
will
seal
22.000
people.
Careful
allenlion
is
being
given
Ihe,
racing
hack
so
that
il
may
be
one
of
(he
fastest.
Fishermen
who
proudly
walclt
their
dies
settling
far
out
in
Ho
water
after
a
perfect,
dlashintr
arc
through
the
air
may
be
well
reminded
lhal
Ibis
spnrl
was
shared
by
similar
oiilhusiasls
in
Home
during
Ibe
year
.'too
H.C.,
Prof.
Teavor
Kincaid,
University
of
Washington,
declared
at
Seal-
lie
recently
in
an
illiodrnlod
lecture
on
fly
making
and
rasl-ing.
"The
Unmans
were
skilled
fishermen
and
fly
casters."
said
Professor
Kincaid.
'
"Although
our
manuraclurer
Hies
may
be
more
substantial
and
a
trifle
more
beautiful,
the
Romans
in
.'100
II.
C.
considered
niiclinir
a
fine
arl
and
had
many
magnifi
cent
specimens
of
fes
in
Iheir
collections."
RUGBY
POPULAR
AS
SPORT
IN
VANCOUVER
Rugby
is
particularly
popular
as
a
sport
in
Vancouver.
During
the
recent
visit
of
a
California
loam
Ihe
weather
was
cold
and
for
the
fir
.-I
match
Ihe
ground
had
lo
he
covered
with
straw
lo
prevent
injuries
In
the
ilayors
because
of
Ihe
hard
frost,
Yeljflbe
grand
stand
was
packed
will)
faijA
and
there
was
avgond
Hue
of;
spectator
.around
Hit
lines-,;j
l
jWlis
alsit
jioiceahic
thai
Ihe'mfijorily
iif;
tin
spectators
wore
-young
men
ami
Hie
accent
of
the
Knglish
college
man
was
very
much
in
evidence.
ICE
HOCKEY
IS
THE
VOGUE
AT
ALICE
ARM
The
hockey
season
is
now
on
in
full
swing
al
Alice
Arm.
(ianies
are
being
held
reuulnrlv
al
I
lie
rink
which,
as
a
resort
for
skaters,
is
also
popular.
Three
town
(earns
have
been
lined
up
namely
Hears,
Wildcats
and
ligors.
In
Ihe
first
game
lasl
week,
Ihe
Wildcats
won
over
the
i
igers
ny
n
io
i
nree
games
are
being
played
this
week.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
II.
Fowler,
Alice
Arm;
A.
A
McDonald
and
Doris
1'.
Ardner.
Pacific;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Hall.
Salvo.
Fast;
A.
II.
Fraser,
C..N.R
Central
Jack
Campbell,
J.
McNeil,
Pal
Murphy,
Nigel
Maclean
and
II
Smith,
Anyox;
Thomas-
Jilack,
Alice
Arm,
V.
0.
Rowley
and
T.
II.
Rodney,
Millet,
Alia.;
C
Rambling,
C.N.R.;
Hert
Illaek.
Pacific.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
1
,Grt
Britaiit
rightt
rfttrvtd.
'
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
I
a
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Advertisement
Taken
for
Leu
than
BOcJl
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVAL
VOLUNTEER
RESERVE
HKCIIIUTS
WA.NTKI).
Sea
experience
nol
necessary.
Regular
Xaval
instructor
being
appointed.
I'm-
full
particu
lars
apply
.Naval
Headquarters
Hays
lliiibliug,
near
Totem
Pole,
on
Mondays,
Wednes
days
ami
Fridays,
7
to
U
p.
in
WANTED
vv
i
r.ii.
.marine
engine.
8
or
HI-1
2
heavy
duly,
four
cycle
Slate
where
can
be
seen
run
rung
anil
lowest
cash
price.
(loo.
Porter,
Terrace,
H.C.
7
WOMAN
WA.NTF.D
for
kitchen
belp.
Apply
Inlander.
POSITION
wanted
as
housemaid.
P.O.
Ilox
.'180.
7
FOR
SALE
FOR
SAI.F.
New
five
tube
Nou-
Irodyne
radio
receiver,
complete
with
tubes,
It
battery,
phones,
storage
hallery,
arinl,
etc.
Phone
Itl.ick
70.'l.
H
FOR
SALF.
OR
RL'NT.
Mrs,
Harry
Lipsett's
residence
135
Fourth
Avenue.
Apply,
Lip-hcII,
Cunningham,
Second
Ave.
ami
Mcllride.
If
FOR
SAI.F..
Atkins'
obi
car.
in
good
running
order.
Apply
H.C,
Hoteliers
anil
Orocers,
Limited.
tf
FOR
SAM-:.--
Coal
oil
stove,
large
healer
and
electric
grill.
Phono
Ofeen
J
12.
1
1.
'Id
Second
Ave.
West,
5
FOR
HALF..
Xew
spiral
spring
bed
with
roll
mattress,
Phone
7C8.
i
TO
RENT
'OR
ni-:.N'i'.
Furnished
House
keeping
suite,
-tin
Sixth
Ave.
Fast.
Phone
Illun
278.
If
OR
RKXT.
Modern
house,
five
rooms
and
bath.
Apply
Monro
Uros.
tf
OR
RENT.
Singer
Sewing
Machines.
Phone
Hluo
3d9.
tf
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
January
OfUititlor
game;
-
;
'.-',
fj
(Initio
vs.
Regiinenl;
'
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
1;iks.
12
Ladies'
tame;
Colls
vs.
Orollo;
Colls
vs.
F.Iks.
IC
Junior
game;
llegiinent
vs.
Colls.
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Colls.
19
Ladies'
game.
Orollo
vs.
Regimenl.
Flks
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
2.1
Junior
game.
Colls
vs.
Orollo.
Colls
vs.
Flks.
2d-
Ladies
game.
Regiment
vs.
Colls.
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Colls.
.10
Junior,
game.
Orntlo
vs.
Regiment.
Flks
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
February
2
Ladies'
game.
Colls
vs.
Orollo.
Colls
v.v
F.Iks,
ft
Junior,
game.
Colls
vs.
Regiment.
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
CoIIk.
0
Ladies'
game.
Orollo
vs.
Regimenl.
F.Iks
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
13
Junior
game.
Colls
vs.
Orollo.
XjoII
vs.
F.lks.
I
Ci
Ladles'
game.
Colls
vs.
Regiinenl.
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Colls.
20
Junior
game.
Orollo
vs.
Regiment.
Elks
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
HOARD
and
Room
at
the
Inlander
centrally
"located,
one
half
block
from
Post
Office,
830
Second
Aven.
Phone
137.
tf
HOARD
AND
ROOM.
Homa
com
forts.
Terms
moderate.
Phone
Hluo
737.
tf
ACCOUNTANCY
HOOKS
written
up
llalanre
sheets,
financial
statements
and
income
lax
returns
prepared
by
expert
acc::iinlanls.
Hates
reasonable.
Write
P.O.
Hox
83.1.
f
CHIROPRACTOR
R.
E.
EYOLFSON
Oraduate
of
the
National
College
of
Chiropractic,
Chicago,
No.
1
Stephen's
Block
Hours;
10
lo
J2;
2
lo
5;
7
to
8.
Saturday
afternoons
and
Sundays
by
appointment.
Phone
Hlue
85,
TAXI
Taxi
G7
Phone
(Call
George,
Paul
or
OusL
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Nie'.t
Stand:
.lOSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Across
from
Emnress
Hotel
DRY
WOOD
CFMAR,
HF.MLO0K
Oil
FIR
Cut
and
split
In
any
size.
$8.50
per
Load
A.
ISAACSON,
Seal
Cove
Woodyard.
Phone
Hlack
401.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ture
Store.
We
Buy,
Sell
and
F.x-change
New
and
Secondhand
Hoods.
GEO.
PAPADUHULIS,
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
4fl
AUCTIONEERS
IT
will
nay
you
lo
consult
us
when
you
desiro
lo
sell
or
purchase
furniture,
or
any
article.
pRINCK
RUPERT
EX-CIIANaK,
Auctioneers.
DRESSMAKING.
MRS.
.HAMILTON,
experienced
dressmaker,
Federal
block.
Dressmaking,
alterations,
suiU
and
coals.
First'
class
work.
Reasonable
prices.
Phone
Hlack
i
1
0.
if
v
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
.
r
Wednesday,
January
7
High
0:08
a.m.
fi.8
ft.
1
1
:
15
a.m.
J),7
"
Low
r:i8
a.
nl,
0.1
"
18:
i
I
p.m.
Lf
"
Thursday,
January
8
High
0:17
a.m.
17.1
ft.
12:23
p.m.
0.1
"
Low
0:2t)
a.m.
0.0
"
II)':
19
p.m.
1.0
"
LAND
ACT
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Ltaat
Land
in
.Masxett
inlet.
Omen
Charlotte,
islands
Land
nlMrlrt,
lierordlnit
IHttrlrt
Of
I'rlnro
llunerl.
lie
ami
im.ia
.i...,,
one
mile
aoinh
of
imaa
Island.
Masaeit
In.
ijl.
and
in
Yestalton
nay,
on
tlmher
limit
Take
Notlrn
that
Fnirene
u
aim....
or
xasreit,
H.C.
oernnation
rannerv
Minarer.
Inlends
in
anr.lv
tnr
nermium:,
tn
lease,
tho
following
desrrlheil
lands-Commenrlnu
at
a
post
plnnted
nn
the
west
Ide
of
Yeslallon
Buy:
Ihcnre
scuth
ft
Mialnsi
thenre
east
in
rhalns.
thenee
nnnli
.
"""i
"'"
"i
i
roams,
anil
roil-talnlna
IS
arres.
more
or
less
EimK.NE
It.
SIMPSON,
.
j
.
ynrnf
of
vppllcant
Osted
fieremher
mtli.
a4.
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
NOTir.r.
is
iirnKnY
oivfn
that
tho
reserve
coverlnsr
Lot
443H.
m..i
n
trlrt,
la
ranrellrd.
e
n.
n.
nauen,
heputy
Minister
or
Lands.
Lands
Department.
Vlrtona.
B.C.,
loth
Dcccmbor,
1994
TIMBER
SALE
X
6S30.
IT-
Senled
Tenders
win
lie
It-r-ivi'd
j
Minister
of
Lands,
at
Vlrtnr
a,
i
than
iiwiii
on
Hit-
li.ih
dav
r
j
((lift,
for
Hie
liiin
liasi-
of
f.lr.
x
10
III
I
4.0111,1100
fis-t
vt
5;
e
and
llemloik,
un
an
area
i
Sewell
Inlet,
yueen
lUi.irluIle
li-
ai
trlrt.
t
i
years
will
be
allnwi
I
f
lli'jval
of
IIiiiIm
r
Knriher
partis
nlarsfif
lh
r.t,tt
t
ter,
Victoria,
B.t:.,
or
lMtrn
i
t
I'rliiee
liniM'tt,
B.:.
'
TIMBER
SALE
XC838.
So-
tii
Tender
wlll'sbe;
re
.vfji
t
Mlnlsier
of
Land.,
a?
Viet.,
.-.a.
r-,i
than
noun
on
toe
r.tti
day
r
I
lt,
for
the
pnrrhase
tjf
Lirs?ne.-
lis
rut
S.Ifto.hOO
fnt
tit
and
Hemlock,
un
aiufHrt
ar'aitj.
.;
.
i
1810.
selwyn
InleC
iijneen
.4;
Iilniid4
l.aml
tiUtrirf
Two
(i
years
will
tie
allow-
d
fi
r
r
moval
of
tlmlier.
Further
narllrnlari
of
the
Chief
r
"
ier,
virions.
i.i:..
f)f.Tirirt
t
n
Prlnrejtnnert,
B.C..
hl
NOTICE
OF
ELECTION.
ri
nijc
MiTict:
is'
iiefetn
rue-i
t
electors
of
the
MlifiiCltKrllty
.r
of
prince
liiiMTt
lhal
1
rrqmr
v.?
senre
of
the
said
elector
at
I!:
Clerk's
orrire.
Ill
Ihe
Dllv
Hall.
-I'rlni'o
linpirl.
on
Mnnda.
the
s
of
January.
1
0irr.
at
twelve
.
-'
--k
fur
the
pnrpoM'
of
elcrtlnK
jut-
:
(
prenent
tliern
as
M.inr
and
nic-t
'
men;
anil
for
Ihe
purpose
nf
ele
ti
iv
ps-raons
,to
re.n-i-nt
them
ai
Truster:
and
for
'llie-cMirpose
'f
one
Hrsuii
to
"serve
on
(lie
B
.
i:nliimlsloiier'
of
poller.
The
iiuhIc
or
nomination
of
ir"'
i-haii
be
as
fulhiw
Ihe
i'aiidilair
shall
be
nom:
11
wiltlnir;
the
wrltlhK
shall
be
suh
by
two
electors
or
the
omnlrlioli"
proposer
anil
seroiuier.
ami
shall
I
iiveren
10
ine
iietiirillur
orri!
at
i
tlnii"
between
the
date
of
ihe
v.
two
p.m.
of
the
dav,
of
ia.liilii.il
said
wrltinir
may
ltiii.ilie
l.tm
bs-red
1
111
the
s,-.,i,l,l
(,f
'xUf
M;
i:li-illon.s
Art."
and
shall
slate
the
rraldriire
ami
oreiiiiaiion
of
sle-
...t:
s'tch
i-
rs
ti
proposed,
lik
Mich
in.-.r
niffleipnlly
tn
Idenilfy
m,h
v.
and
In
I
lie
event
of
a
poil
beluir
im-surli
K.ll
shall
be
nenel
on
ihi
day
or
January.
0,
4
lie
ChamlM'r.
In
llje.i
iiv
Hall,
i.iiy
if
liupert,
riNiin
the
In.ut
ut
-U
K
to
ihe
lipnr
or
H
n'rlndc
p.m.
:f
1
every
person
Is
herei
renin
il
i
-Vsl
ni.tlie
and
inivern
hlniM-tr
arc
i.ltrn
iimler
my
hand
at
Itiih
1.
n.c.
this
3rd
day
ir
Jaonai
.
v
KhWAIili
K
jo.NKs.
lictiiridnsr
off
-
LAND
ACT
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
land
In
I'Mnre
llunerl
IjiikI
nuirut.
i
eorillnt
Plstrlrt
of
Prince
lliipert,
and
imir
ni
sianiarn
s,nve,
rruircss
o
i
Island,
I'.C.
Take
Notice
that
Soniervllte
Cinn"
Company
Limited,
of
-Vancouver.
B.:
lends
10
apply
for
permission
to
lea
i!
fonowlnif
ilesrrlbrd
kindst
nonimr:
)l
at
the
head
or
Barnard
Cove
I'i;
'i
lloyal
Islanil;
ihence
east
five
rr,i:
thence
nnrlli
rrly
(011
chains
tl;
west
ten
(tu
chains,
more
or
le-r
I'
'
waier
mark;
thence
nuih
alontr
low
w;:"
mark
to
point
of
cotnn.-'ncemcnt,
t:1
cnntalntnr
riflcen
(t
acres,
mi;re
f
leu.
SOMFnVIII.K
CMNTBY
COMPANY
I.IMITIIO
Name
of
Appllt
:it:
V.
J.
Jefrerson,
Ann!
naied
Deeemher
1
7th.
IflH.
i
MINERAL
ACT.
HAWK
MINERAL
CLAIM
Situate
In
ihe
Skeena
Mlnlnir
Plv
n
of
Ihn
naniro
ft,
Coast
District,
W-
"
located,
Soiitli
of
falls
Urcek,
KIP
i
kalnm
Lake,
and
ndjolnlnir
the
Win
I"
on
the
Fast
end
or
It.
lawrnl
holi-H
W.
Treston
ami
O.
Wllsot);
No.
or
Moists
f
free
Miners'
Orrtlfliiie,
Treston
070K
Wilson
onntn.
H
.
Take
Notice,
that
we.
W
Treston.
F.M
'
No.
sVjntnr:.
and
tiavlcl
Wilson.
F.M.
No.
mnruc.
intend
sirtlie
end
of
Ht'
davs
rroin
the
slate
hccccf
lo
apply
to
Mlnlnt-
Bccorder
rnr
a
Cerilflcain
of
im
nrni-Mnuni.
e..-
....
..
,.p
.!,.
.1.11-11
a
Crown
Oram
or
tlie
shove
i-laim
"
1
furthermore
take
nnll-e.
tlaSt
ArtMn
iilMtt
ser.
sin
of
the
Mineral
Act
nuiM
bo
c
mem
d
before
the
Issuance
or
snrh
Cfrtl-ricau
of
ttonrovemenll
Dafed
this
nftih
'dav
fa
Nov..
3I,
I
w
p.
tniHTON,
and
OWI0,
Wi
SON.
:nvne.
v
'4
Va-snr
'
LAND
roiifa
ef
Intantlon
to
Aoply
to
Purrs-
In
Pkeena
t
and
Jis'r-iei
nf
r
ni0l't
Ileenrrllncr
til.iki-i
.s
01
arn'oimnteiv
cne
and
"ne
liaif
millis
W
"f
s-ilvus
Station,
on
salvna
island.
olver.
i.Tik!.
s?"rp
"'Ut
trndnlf
I.arssnn
"'
444.1
Carleion
SI.,
Bn-nahv.
occli"l'
i.nirirer.
Intends
10
aooly
fur
oeripi
to
niireha"-
the
fnliowimr
deserihed
''
ri;mmencln
al
a
non
pian'ed
U
,r
soniMvest
corner
of
t.'ot
03
I,,S
!-.".'
.
'
.V!V,rp
niith-eslerlv.
ann
'
mnfelv
yuerts;
thence
nnrthwrsi,K
snr,m,m,.((.v
son
thenee
smith
!1
.
,n"'
"CTH'irt
of
Sa'vns
'
aer'ea
"LI"'
V
eonfnlninR
acres,
more
or
less,
Tlinvts
viLt.R
'aeiit.
for
n.'tuii
f
1
tnssnv
J-;!v?p.c'r",,
t
'TioN
of
REStny
sJl?J'r'R
,s
"f'-BV
OIVFN,
that
I
reserve
eoverlne
Lots
5fa
to
ASffO.
cl,.ve.
nanffe,,r.,,j-s,,j
Jrlct,
Is
'
npo.'n,
N.rEN.
,
.
rVnTi;
'Wlsilster
of
LaniH.
r.ep..tmnf
r
r.anrtu,
"
viri.r'a.
n.c.
Niyrmber
19th.
I9i.
r
-