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Tuesday.
March
31.
1925.
Do
Not
Vote
Without
Studying
The
Question.
There
are
two
things
to
re
in
ember
in
connection
wilh
the
Board
of
Trade
vote
tonight,
when
the
question
of
the
proposed
exclusion
oi
.American
iisning
noais
irom
pori
privileges
i
Only
For
Board
Of
Trade
Members.
This
is
one
of
the
occasions
when
local
business
or
professional
men
are
likely
to
wish
they
were
members
of
the
Board
of
Trade
mi.
that
they
may
have
a
say
in
influencing
lite
Jlonilnjnii
(ioveriinieiir
in
regard
lo
local,
policy;
DOAT
OWNERS'
VIEW
(continued
from
page
one)
Second
.
They
charge
a
duly
of
two
cents
por
itiiiiiiil
on
all
Canadian
lialil.nl
shipped
lo
their
country.
Third
They
charge
a
duly
of
5
nor
rent
on
all
repairs
or'
groceries
ami
ruei
inaiio
untie
in
a
Canadian
port.
Fourth
Wo
permit
I
lie
in,
lo
use
our,
ports
un
I
In.
same
basis
as
ourown
fishermen,
allowing
1
1
Iii-iii
to
sell
their
rish
in
Canada
;
for
Canadian
consumption
at
a
iduly
of1:
one
cent
per
pound.
Fifth
Wo
allow
them
to
ship
fishing
eipiipinenl,
such
as
lines,
ropes,
certain
classes
of
engines,
hooks,
and
anchors
in
here
free
of
duly
the
same
as
Croat
Britain.
,
-Result
of
Policy
The
result
is
that
they
have
boon
abb
to
build
boats
in
keeping
with
changed
tcnndi-(ions,
while
our
men
on
account
of
this
handicap
in
duty
have
hesitated
to
build
Canadian
boats
in
order
lo
fish
on
the
same
grounds
and
sell
their
fish
at
two
cents
per
pound
loss.
In
a
letter
published
in
the
"News"
Saturday
we
showed
that
Canada
was
capable
of
cat
in?
as
much
halibut
as
it
now
catches,
on
the
other
hand
the
American
season
last
fall
have
liiiijl
some
2l
new
boats
of
a
size
that
will
enable
them
to
catch
this
year
as
'many
halibut
as
(he
Canadian
I
fleet
caught
last,
therefore,
on
'Hie.
basis
of
Hie
Americans
only
using
2,(100,1)00
pounds
of
our
halibut
last
year,
it
is
only
rear
suitable
lo
assume.
that
Ibis
year
they
will
be
mi
exporter
of
halibut
unless
Hioy
materially
increase
Iheir
consumption.
II.
has
been
staled
by
those
who
considered.
One
is
to
first
study
lite
question
and
then
decide
are
opposing
the
closing
of
this
aHei
wards
instead
of,
its'
is
usual',
making
up
the
mind
and
then
1
110''1
",i1
11,0
r',M
Storage
Coin-trying
to
defend
the
poitioiNater
by
study.
Another
thing
isjl'any
employs
220
men
in
the
lo
discard
sentiment
and
consider
this
from
a
business
point
'
handling
and
shipping
or
halibut
of
view.
We
are
affected
very
largely
by
sentiment
and
,v!'"
"''s
city
atid
that
the
four
trivial
things
and
forget
to
consider
Ihe'hig
issues.
jlirms
locate.!
on
me
government
wnari
enpioy
,o
men.
.vow
lot
us
look
at
this
matter.
We
find
that
the
Fish
Packers'
Union
has
UO
members
and
as
all
men
em
ployed
in
handling
fish
at
the
Cold
Storage
must
be
members
Boards
ofi"f
""bui
it
is
safe
to
say
that
Tradu'are
supposed
to
represent
the
whole
business
and'
nrofes-
1
"''
I'''
"l
employ
more
than
sionarrconwluiiiiiv'nnd
'usually
thev
do.
Those
who
are
rcaliv'"1
''"iber
even
at
their
busi
interested
in
the
Procress
of
the
port
bclonsr
lo
it.
It
does
no'f!''"1
therefore
allowing
say
speak
for
the
whole
body
or
citizens
but
for
the
business
sec-j
m,,M
f"r
'ngine-
room
I
ion
of
the
comniilnitv.
The
member
n.-iv
n
foe
-u-liieli
is
nseil
fistaf
f
and
office
staff
which
chiefly
in
disseminating
information
-about
Die
cilv
and
jishvnul.l
make
a
loliil
or
no
men
'
Itrosperts
to
those
likely
lo
waul
il.
Thev
publish
a
booklet
employed
at
Ihe
Cold
Storage.
each
vear
and
thev
interest
business
nenrite.
in
dendminwnls
In
i
Sow
presuming
thai
the
Cold
the
neighborhood.
The
correspondence
which
has
to
be
at-!
Slorate
handles
one
half
of
the
tended
lo
is
quite
heavy
and
the
whole
eily
'
benerits
rrom
,a
.
halilMil
landed
bore,
that
would
work
that
is
ilnjie.
,
mean
that
they
handle
npproxi-
Wheu
auy
government
or
other
public
body
on
the
.
outside
i
nialely
ll.non.ooo
lbs.
or
Amori-wisho
an
oipresjion
of
opiiiioii
from
lite
business
section
orj1''"1
ris''
Lnon.nno
lbs.
of
the
community,
it
writes
to
the
Board
of
Trade.
For
that,
reason
Mlauadian
bill
in
addition
to
Ibis
every
person
finle'rested
in
business
or
properly
'
Vro
should
be
wo
remember
that
they
a
member
or
the
board.
-
'
jhamlle
bait
(which
is
mostly
sold
In
Canadian
boats
,
smoked
fish
Tonight
the
hoard
will
decide
bv
majority
vote
what
stand!
"hlerable
or
the
clerical
work
or
il
will
lake
in
connection
with
Ihe
granting
or
port
privilege
io
.me.rtcnu
tislitug
boats.
Doubtless
the
mailer
will
be
discussed
at
some
length
and
a
vote
be
taken
which
may
possibly
have
.an
important
bearing
on
Ihe
question
at
issue.
Heejniso
or
thai
a
large
attendance
is
desirable.
Today
we
publish
letters
favoring
and
opposing
n
change.
These
are
very
enlightening
and
should
be.
pci-ised
can-roily
not
only
'by
members
of
the
Bo:ird-of
Trade
but
by
all
citizens'.
As
all
citizens
are
jiile'rested
in
this
big
quclinu'it
mav
be
desirable
lo
etdl
a
muss
tnuetinjj.
tb
consider
it.
or
at
auvrale
tor
Don't
Forget
The
,
Fish
Packers.
The
rish"
p.'ukers
are
unanimously
opposed
to
any,
change
and
they
must
not
be
ignored,
f
There
are
Oo
members
of
Ihe
union
mid
many
of
litem
have
wives
ami
families
here
who
are
dependent
inn
them.
They
do
not
wish
to
move
away
and
we
do
not.wanl
Jhem
to
go.
They
are
good
citizens
and'
have
a
right
to
he
""considered.
In
making
a
radical
change
such
as
thai
suggested,
there
are
so
many
interests
involved
and
so
inany
people
to
be
considered
outside
the
ones
who
seem
lo
be
direcllv
interested,
hat
-menu
i-oiisiucraitou
oi
au
tite
reactions
must
be
weighed,
"Back
was
Very
Painful
I
am
now
Well
Again"
Mrs.
Wm.
Walker,
Webbwood,
OnL,
writes:
1
was
tick
for
several
months
with
my
itomach,
I
had
paim
in
the
back,
and
how
1
used
to
dread
wah
day,
for
my
back
would
pain
to
that
I
couldn't
lie
down
when
night
came.
I
also
had
gas
on
my
stomach,
and
my
appetite
was
so
poor
that
sometimes
I
did
not
care
whether
I
ate
or
not
The
doctor
gave
me
medicine,
of
which
I
took
her
of
bottles
without
a
At
last
I
started
to
use
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills,
and
although
I
have
only
used
three
boxes,
I
am
quite
well
again."
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
&
cu.
box
of
85
pills,
EAmanson,
IUt-a
A
Co.,
lid-
Toronto
salmon,
fresh,
frozen
and
mild
cured,
as
well
as
handling
eoit-
Iheir
cannery
in
the
peneral
of
fi-ces
at
the
Cold
Slnrae,
it
is
therefore
reasonable
lo
assume
that
the
business
in
connection
with
the
handling
of
American
fish
they
buy
does
not
amount
to
more
than
.'.
per
cejit
or
the
total
business
done
by
them.
And
even
if
the
port
is
closed
it
is'
reasonable
lo
assume
tbnL-the
CVdd.
Storage.
Co.
win
4iieiVa
bttyftig-
stalftin
al
Ketchi
kan
tor
the
purchase
or
Amerl
can
halibut,
which
would
still
he
shipped
through
this
port,
and
Hie
Canadian
National
would
still
get
the
trafric
ami
our
longshoremen,
would
have
extra
work
in
Hie
handling
or
this
fish
from
Hie
ship
In
the
ears.
Men
at
Dock
Now
with
reference
to
the
statement
that
there
are
75
men
employed
on
Hie
government
1
wharf
in
the
bnmilitiK
of
halibut,
whaJ
do
we
rind?
The
Liels
are
thai
there
are
rotir
bouses
located
on
Ihe
wharf
and
in
no
case
does
Hie
perninitenl
stafr
on
monthly
salary
exceed
five
men,
however,
allowing
them
five
each,
then
in
addition
when
bamlliutr
fish
Ibey
employ
by
the
hour
a
certain
ninount
of
transient
labor.
The
men
employed
are
usually
placed
as
fnl-
lows:
One
man
on
Ihe
rish
table.
Iwo
men'
placing
rish
In
Ihe
boxes,
one
man
nailing
boxes,
one
man
in
the
lee
bouse,
and
two
truckers,
which
makes
a
I
flint
tr
twelve
nfen
including
Ihe
permanent
slaff.
mid
al
limes
run:
nArr.Y.rnjws
Tuesday,
MniTl
Canadian
fish.
Can
you
iinainef
tln
.Vow
KniilaiiiljVisli
(in.
Joax.
ing
lion
ami
allowing
Ihe
tINI
Slnriigc
Co",
to
,uy
8,1)0(1,000
pounds
of
Canadian
fish
wilhout
competition?
That
statement
you
can
see
is
absurd
on
tin
fnee(
of
it.
Bring
Pressure
'
Our
contention
Is
that
if
Hie!
(purchases
of
anything
other
than
;ticrnnient
expresses
lltt'ir
in-j
leutioii
of
closiim
this
port
lo
American
vessels
that
the
American
Vessel
Owners
will
inmiedi-alely
pel
busy
at
Washington
mid.
bring
such
pressure
to
bean
upon
their
government
thal'thcyl
will
no
doubt
remove
the
duty
on
Canadian
halibut
going
lift"
the
L'nilcd
Stnto's
if
our
gnvern-ment
will
allow
American
vessels
lo
lalnl
their
catches
here
as
al
present.
We
are
not
asking
for
special
favors
but
only
that
the
present
handicap
be
.removed
so
that
Our
fish
will
hrin;.'
Hie
same
"price
on
the
local
exchange
as
the1
American
fish
ami
that
we
do
not
obtain
from
two
to
throe
cents
less
for
our
fish.
Do
your
readers
realize
that
I
hol
e
are
abou
t
35
Canadian
boa
Is
operating
out
of
hen'
with
a
value
of
approximately
!:';'().-000
ami
that
these
boats
landed
a
total
of
H,
(Kill,
(Kill
pounds
of
halibut
last
ear
which
at
an
average
price
of
10c
per
pound
amounted
to
Miio.imki,
and
if
we
fishermen,
shire
the
close
of
llie'liad
been
gelling
Hie
same
price
as
ttie
American
hoats
mere
would
have
been
an
additional
lfiUon
distributed
bore
by
our
boat
owners
ami
risbernteu.
Money
Circulated
Here
It
must
be
-remembered
that'
'the
money
paid
for
fish
landed!
bete
in
(.anadian
boats
is
all
put;
in
circulation
in
this
eoiinulry
and
not
spent
in
Ketchikan
and:
Seattle.
Willi
the
present
bwt
prices
wined
prevail
our
hunts
cannot
operate
at
a
profit
and
our
boat
owners
unless
some
re
lief,
is
rallied
will
lc
forced
lo
ehaii'-'o
their
boats
to
American
registry
and
move
either
to
Ket
chikan
or
Seattle,,
And
al
a
time1
when
all
over
Canada
people
are
Irylng
to
find
some
way
to
keep'
our
citizens,
is
it
wise
to
handicap
our
fishermen
so
that
they
also
will
be
forced
to
leave
and
become
American
citizens?
We
must
remember
thai
there
are
two
electrical
shops
mi
the
water
fro
n
I,
three
machine
shops,
the
ilrydock
and
boat
building
plants
which
are
doing
practically
all
Iheir
business
with
the
Canadian
fleet
and
other
business
firms
doing
business
wilh
lite
fleet
which
must
stifrer
if
our
bonis
are
forced
In
He
up
or
change
In
American
registry.
Now
there
is
much
more
Hint
can
be
said
to
'strengthen
our
case
but
we
realize
that
Ibis
letter
is
perhaps
too
lonlby
for
Hie
space
you
may
have
available
and
wo
I
rust
you
will
publish
it
as
it
issn
that
the
citizens
may
see
the
mailer
clearly.
Yours
very
truly,
CANADIAN
IIALIBFT
FISIIINO
VFSSFL
DWiNdlS"
ASSN.
AGAINST
CLOSING
(Continued
from
Page
One).
ittg
wejgbls
on
arrival
Out
of
IllOH
carloads
of
fresli
rish
shipped.
.(biriugyhiH.t
year
were
were
i
Mltiniieii
Iniiin,
'
i':hi,
in
iirni
i,,-
ami
i
.in
.'i
;hi
Lvmerican
slitiallons.i!
T
V
des
This
means
that
out
nt
7,7tl,-Kfin
lbs.
or
Camuihin
halibut
landed
here
no
less
Hint
7.000,-
OOn
lbs.
were
either
shinned
In
"
I
lie
American
market
or
were
put
into
Cold
Slnrajre.
Canadian
Market
The
arrivals
so
far
'litis
season
are:
American
fish
t,l78,llin
llis.,
ami
Canadian
(3i,:ion
lbs.
(nailing
weights).
Otit
or
I
(55
carloads
shipped
it
lias
only
been
possible
n
market
3
carloads
jn
Hie
Canadian
market.
Or
Ihe
fresh
fish
shipped
out
.of
this
port.
in
carloads
bis)
year
.T.4
iter
cent
were
marketed
in
Canada
and
!i4
per
cent
in
the
Slates.
.
The
fishing
Industry
locally
employs
on
an
average
about
200
persons,
and
Ihe
annual
payroll
is
about
iji;i50,000.
The
box
business,
represents.,
about
1
75,-000,
and
the
value
of
Hie
ire
used
in
(his
trade,
represenls
about
75,000.
The
result
Is
Ibal
approximately
M;00,l0
is
annually
distributed
among
Ihe
local
trade
from
this
source,
and
il..
r
.
.
....
i.t
t
e
iiir
greater
nronor
on
or
I
Ills
Ihe
tnlnl
employed
does
not
reach
as
will
be
proven
by
above
Hgl
Ibis
number.
So
you
see
thai
Ihe
tires,
is
derived
n-oitt
the
hiuull-Intnl
for
the
rour
bouses
is
only
ing
or
American
fish.
This
al
'H
llf'H.
It,,,
II
r,,-lkllll
r
1
1
A
n
st
j
I
tf
I
bil
rl
as
I
I
1
I
HIT".
iIMII
Cl'lll'l
,11
has
neen
slated'
Mini
If
the
limn
pnsl,
is
and
has
been
the
is.
'.
Keynote
of
Northland
is
Mystery
3
A
tTnlcat
coutl
IndUn
Villas
cn.
Left
nj
KlSht,
llnqulat
Indian
tMm
p'l
now
owned
by
W.
C
Bnn!ilrf
of
Vinconvr,
Btluw,
Th
CrlncrM
Charlotte,
on
ol
th
Canadian
facltk
llrl
whlth
.lr
th
Alatkan
roult.
It
Is
Baid,
is
the
keynote
of
the
north.
Mystery
Mystery
and
-silence.
And
because
of
its
mystery
there
will
always
be
an
attraction,
something
to
draw
men
on
and
hold
them.
For
it
is
no
mere
legend
that
the
north
ever
calls
back
those
w
ha
have
once
lived
in
the
snow
and
the
mountains,
or
through
an
Alaskan
summer.
What
is
true
of
Alaska
is
also,
to
a
very
great
extent
true
of
the
east
and
western
shores
of
Vancouver
Island
and
of
the
northern
mainland
shoreline.
Scarcely
has
one
left
Vancouver
or
Victoria
than
there
dawns
the
feeling
that
here
is
a
new
life
opening
out.
Aa
everywhere
there
is
charm,
so
also
is
there
mystery.
One
stops
off
at
little
coastal
villages
to
explore,
or
perhaps
to
fish
or
hunt,
or
study
native
life
cr
industry,
and
the
first
thing
that
one
runs
Into
la
the
mvaterlous
totem
Dole,
that
Indian
"family
tree",
which
has
great
significance
in
the
abori-
ginat
nisicry
ana
me
oi
me
inuians
oi
wie
iuui,
uui
which
conceals
its
strange
tales
from
the
uninitiated
white
man.
Two
atriklne
examples
of
Indian
art.
totem
poles
which
are
said
to
be
among
the
best
on
the
Pacific
Coast
because
of
their
excellent
design,
legenary
and
historical
importance,
have
been
brought
from
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Iiljind
to
Vancouver.
R.C..
where
Mr.
C.
Bannister,
who
secured
them
from
the
Indians,
has
erected
them
in
front
of
his
home.
They
were
made
by
the
Hesquiat
Indians
and
illustrate
native
legends
and
tribal
hjatory.
,
The
Heanuiat
Indians
lav
claim
to
beinc
the
first
natives
to
see
the
white
man
in
British
Columbia.
TheJ
tribe
s
legend
ot
tne
seeing
oi
mese
men
aaies
oac
10
1788.
The
story
told
by
these
Indians
is:
"Two
Indians
were
travelling
along
the
west
coast
in
canoes
and
in
a
light
mist.
Suddenly
out
of
the
mist
there
loomed
a
giant
canoe
with
white
wings
and
skulls
hanging
from
them.
All
over
the
decks
of
the
boat
scrambled
strange-looking
creatures
such
as
they
had
never
seen
before.
They
had
white
faces
and
stone
feet.
"One
of
the
it
ranee
palefaces
took
a
lone
stick
snd
pointed
it
in
the
ir
and
It
spurted
fire.
Immcd.iU;.
i
seagull
fell
dead.
"The
two
Indians
In
the
canoe
never
recovpttd
iron
the
shock
of
this
ouick
succession
of
stranse
ar.d
tex!;.
ine
scenes
and
died
on
the
spot."
The
totems
which
Sir.
15anntster
nw
it
urea
twenty
feet
in
height
and
have
been
set
in
if
V
s;n
The
Great
Eagle
on
the
top
of
one
of
the
ps
u
j
was
ii
upon
by
Indians
as
a
deity
and
is
seen
4;
I
-
wntcn
is
aio
an
einuieiu
ui
irk
."tn
"
-ful
chieL
Cee-Ta-Ka-Nim
who
was
lamous
as
a
0
hunter.
.
.,
When
a
potlstch,
or
great
giving
awty
least
u
MH,
all
of
the
people
of
the
tribe
would
gather
la
.
tofirt
of
the
chief
and
a
human
skull
throw:
in
air
t
U-a.
The
man
who
was
able
to
get
cut
of
the
iod;:e
viatic-skdll
was
th
hero
cf
the
potlst.
h
sr.d
reic.
:ti
(lJ
RTeaU-st
measure
cf
gifts
snd
attention.
C?e-Ts-Ki-
-j
evidently
accomplished
this
feat
as
he
n
tf.ay
4-
X
skull
in
his
hands.
The
large
killer
whale
btsciU
u
ffct
of
his
family
eret
or
emblem.
On
the
other
pole
the
top
figure
is
of-asi
cscasc
mask
of
the
Hesquiat
chief.
Beneath
is
dcpic'.:4
Cm
legend
of
the
Kingftsher
and
the
Ci;-cat
Etsr
The
kingfisher
was
looked
upon
as
a
g-
it
pre-.,.
...or
and
boaster.
One
dsy
the
bear
waswa.-
z
7
sr..
where
the
kingfisher
was
fishing.
The
Ortit
t
'Tam-Moo-Kee,
you
are
always
boas'
-vig
-Jf
s
i
.
.1
.
.
.
....
i
.
iom
n
M
JM
vn,.
npver
hear
me
boast,
but
I
will
sh-w
can
do
He
stood
up
on
his
hind
iM
a:.a
-:tart..I
a
serpent
out
of
his
stomach
much
to
the
M.o-aE
and
amazement
of
the
kingfisher.
In
nearly
all
Indian
legends
the
characters
towi
dual
personality,
and
were
atle
at
any
time
to
themselves
Into
birds,
animals
or
fishn
'ijii
Thla
iiotlm
i
s.i"l
mi
tin-
rruiinil
n
'
...
rl
'
t
Man-h.
Ilf
:..
V
cup)-
or
Changed
Their
Minds
tut
timii-r
ami
n
apHiratiMn
eiicnim
I...,,,
i
....
.
..,.
,i,
llwrrtii
iihI
to
tlw
"Watrr
At.
Ill."lll
-Mioul
two
years
ago
the
.Mar-;.
H,
,hr
orfln.
r
llv,
Wsier
lie"
lime
provinces
desired
to
liavelfnj"-
erinee
H'le-i.
H.:.
.'"'k''""!;
Mteir
ions
rioseii,
ami
lite
gov-!
Mhl
Water
llrrorder
or
aIIIi
Ik-
Omip
rnmeiit
acted
accordingly.
Press
reports
recently
indicate
-
Ilia'
these
provinces
are
now
petitioning
the
.government
lo
again
permit
the
American
vessels
lo
trade
at
their
ports.
II
is
exlrejiicjy
ilillicull
to
understand
how
some
people
in
Prince
Huperr
can
be
so
short
sighted
as
.Jit
t
support
a
movement
of
Hits
nature,
and
il
is
lo
lie
sincerely
hoped
that
a
Uiorev
sane
policy
will
prevail.
We
Tough!
jtar'tt
a
few
years
ago
In'
gel
Ibis
business.
And
it.
has
1ijini.tfyJI
;J)(lncd,
Jo
carry
,oit
ooptilnfjoir
Aliing
n'xhr
oibrwlsti
slack
limes.
Now
it
is
proposed,
ami
Tor
no
particular
valid
reason,
to
have
this
business
discontinued.
'
F.
(.
JiOWKO.N.
JOll.V
DYHHAVN.
NOTICE.
An
FMfiiln,iUiiii
rur
forest
flanirer
will
In-
held
at
iiurn
.uk'
on
M.irrh
Sift.
Wii.
Apjillialli.n
will
lo
ri-Si-iK-d
m
In
tiiMin
nf
Marrli
t4lli
by
thn
ni-trlci
Fnrenter.
Otiirt
IIoiim-,
I'rlio-e
lniierl.
mini
ulHitii
iippllrnllim
fnnii
and
full
n
rt
Iru
l.i
r
a
may
lie
iilitanied.
lee,
St.
00.
Candidate
niii.l
(
llritl.h
mjlijrru.
not
iiMM-i'
than
fmly
yearn
or
ate,
nl-dent
In
MrllMi
Coliiinlil.-i
fur
al
leaxt
one
year,
nf
rood
rhararler
and
physical
wild
1
1
Inn,
llh
wiMid
ekperlenre
and
ramlllar
wltn
Hie
prarMral
UU-
ut
Iok-(rlnr.
tltiilier
rriilln,
oiirvevliiit
and
roret
proiei-lloii.
with
knowleitue
or
Hie
Korenl
Arl
and
ahle
to
nriranlie
work
and
handle
men.
.
Thn
examination
I
In
etahllti
an
ellallile
lt
rnr
Ihe
net
year
frnrn
lilih
apHiinttiient
will
be
male
a
ranirera
arc
rrieiircii.
i
run
ranirer
i
rennired
tniiun
dlately.
V.
ll.'MarlNNF.S.
Civil
Servlre
Coiiimllnnir,
Victoria.
It
c.
WATER
NOTICE.
DIVERSION
AND
USE.
TUT
MlTICi:
Ihnf
the
Skeena
tllver
I'mklnr
Company,
Limited,
vlioe
addre
11
wis
laniiarn
iieiiik
iiii
il
nr
v.in.
eoiiver.
n.i...
will
atplv
ror
a
licence
to
lake
and
npe
fi
cnhlc
feet
per
necond
or
water
out
or
Wolf
Creek
Willrh
fl.iwa
inn
-thweaieriy
and
drain
Into
pon-.i.e
I
ail
ion
r
ahout
norlli
end
of
lltlt
Avenue,
I'otl
fdwatrt
Towiiolte.
The
water
wlli
he
diverted
friHii
the
I
era
in
ni
a
noint
no
It
.Is
etnsn.l
II,,.
I
II,,
l,...-.
'
..t..
j,.u..
...
.
"""
."!
""e
from
the
'
""""i
i
"iiimr
inuusiry
we
nave
pomi
or
niveinion
of
port
,
won
,
cave
here
and
lhal
ll.erel,ad.
Now
il
Is
prpnr
lM!KWW;KjilTlS
would
be
no
competition
for
the
card
litis
merely
on
a
wild
"
sou1
L"'"1,
1""7'i",'i
pan
or
'foreh!,r..
i.ot
OuinLer
76,
lunvt
i,
Cuaat
UUtrlct,
troiier
of
water
Itlthl.
I'arllaiiH-nl
li.t...
n.i...
within
wiiiiii,
linriy
thirty
WATER
NOTICE.
USE
AND
STORAGE
T.UK
otii;
lr
lard,
i.tnuu-.i-starxlartl
Hank
tn
i
will
apply
ror
a
i
iiu
rtihtr
reel
p-
i
bftu
acre
feel
r
'Minima,
ii'imiw,
.
,n
iliya
after
the
flMI
appearanre
of
tin
V,,.'.i,.i,2ri
,
wttee
in
a
Hwat.
n-w.paprr.
The
dan-
on
YJ
.
ihn
..i
n.i.,
Ihe
Oral
iMilillrall.rti
or
thla
iwllr
l.
'"'J'!?'"''!,
Marrh
(Mh,
Ittts.
ill.
e
of
I
ike
SkKrlNA
IIIVKI1
PAC.Iil.VO
COMf
WV.I
J'1,,,
5,
i.
Ik
.
--.
n
I
IMITKO.
Applleanl.
15rt
rM
ii,n
tl
I.V
A.
J.
Vainer,
.ent.
!
V'tn..
.
1
1
divrtel
rrom
IN
LAND
ACT.
j
at
nr
war
U
s.
-iv-
,
-
iih1
fpr
liiduMrial
I
tn
Rkeens
l.and
PIMrlrt
nf
Prince
niiperl
'
land
desrrttx-d
f
'
llrrtirdlnr
IHirli
t.
!
.
Till
notice
tv
:
1
TAkK
MITICK
that
C,ere
l.lttle.
ofilliw
4th
day
of
t-ferrace,
ll.c,
mnpsti.,n
luioln-niiiiii,
audi
tin
notice
and
nit
.
I..
M.
nitrey.
,,f
Terrace,
l.i:.,
ocru-
thereto
aim
io
in-
patlnn
luinlierman,
intend
to
apply
for
will
tie
riled
in
Hi'
lermUli,n
fi
pnnhae
Hie
followlns
de-j
lteerdr
at
I'rni,'
critied
land,
for
IndiiMrul
alle:
i
Ihe
application
ma
:
Ciimtneiicinr
at
a
noul
Mauled
al
aniilhi
Water-llerorder
end
of
iiand
itun-l
near
mouth
of
kit-i
of
Waler
night
mimkalliini
Stiver
and
lyintr
near
wnt
hank
Of
aald
river:
thence
rollowliin
thorfl
linn
around
l.land
to
point
of
erniiH-nertnent,
,rtitainlnr
ii
acre,
more
ir
e.
'
A
J
neoiirjK
UTTI.F.
and
CLAIIIE
I..
M.
OIOC.KY,
Pated
this
sth
day
of
January.
ISSS.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
(Watlern
Rtglon)
CONSTRUCTION
COWICHAN
BAY
BRANCH,
VANCOUVER
I8LANO
SKAI.K.O
TKMiKII
will
lie
received
al
the
orric
or
the
i:lm-r
Kimliner,
Wliinl-m
,
Maiiiloha,
until
twcln-
u'cloiV
II--
HI.
Monday,
April
nth,
tots,
ror
the
con-l
ruction
or
tltnlier
lirldres
tiirlixlniif
loir
dumping
lretle
at
Cowletian
Hay,
ml.!
lr
Ihe
eiHiMrnellon
of
Ihlrleeii
nine
or
reiirins.i
plan,
proflleii.,
niiertflealion
ami
rnn
of
et,ntrai-t
may
lie
'eeeii
and
fdfiii
or
tender
obtained
al
IIh
Offlres
of
Chief
Kiimncrr,
Wlmilpeir.
Man.;
illrlrl
hli-ttliHTi-,
Vaimiiiver,
ll.l'.i
PIvMon
Kiitrlu-eer.
Prtnee
lliiirl.
II.C;
Arllnt
Pllrlel
tnvliK-er,
victoria,
It.i:.
Tender
will
imt
Im
conldcrcd
tinles
made
on
tlx-
form
supplied
liy
ihe
llailway
Company
and
accompanied
liy
an
accepted
I'twinie
,,n
a
chartereil
hank
ecniul
to
rive
er
cent
or
th"
value
or
Ihe
work,
pay
aide
,to
the
order
or
the
Treasurer.
Can
adian
national
tiaiiways.
ihe
iwel
or
an)
tender
not
nece
snriiy
aeccptcd.
A.
V..
WAllllKX.
Iienei-.il
Manarer.
Winnipeg.
Man..
Marclt
:nith.
to?:..
St
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
,
LICENSE
XOTICfi
I
herehv
trlvrn
that
on
Ihe
ltd
day
or
April
nem
the
imderHlaticd
intend.-)
lo
apply
to
the
l.lipmr
cnnlrol
Hoard
Tor
a
license
In
reperl
In
prrmle
lielnt
pari
or
the
linUdlnir
known
a
the
port
Clements
Hotel,
llualed
at
fori
clement,
oueen
charlotte
l.land.
Province
id
Hrlllh
Cnlumhla
upon
the
land
decrlied
I.ot
rive
(Si,
lllock'
fortv-fonr
(III,
nliilivl.lon
nt
l.iil
even
hundred
ami
forty-nU
(?4A.
Ueeil
Charlotte
pIMrlct.
M.C.,
a
liown
on
n
reslttered
map
or
plan
dcpouril
In
the
l.imd
ItesrlMry
Of-rirn
at
the
City
of
Prince
luipcrt
and
niimherrd
1079,
ror
tile
ale
of
heer
h.V
the
la
nr
by
the
open
bottle
for
con-tiiiipl!oii
on
the
preinliea.
liATI-n
at
I'linee
inipert,
n.C..
this
4lh
day
or
March,
jov.v
II.
I..
TI.Nni.KY,
Owner,
Applicant.
victoria.
n.C.
wim
ii
Ihe
ftrn
apfiearanie
local
iM-wi.fsirK'r,
i'"
pi.
hi
I
cat
dm
"f
lhl
'
""kwttilA.N
I.I
MIU
'
Bv
C
K
I
WATER
NOTICE
USE
AND
ITORAOl
rtkt?
xoth:k
tM
Limited,
whose
ailili-
llwlldlnr,
Vancouver
n
a
licence
In
take
ami
-per
Mieoiid,
and
i"
of
water
out
of
t
Itlver,
which
riou
-Into
lelt
Inl't,
i
half
mile
eaulerH
T
u
a-
Tha
latntri'
,1311!
n,(l
acre
acrea
ui
or
i.."
tr
-
..
'"
.'.I
,,,
i
I-"
..
'
v
1.'
l1
.
i
;
.
Bf"
.'ne.
-
jjri
n,r
.
i
....
ii-
.
jf
tit
.
nil
I
unit
1
1
i
in,"-
ii
ic
t
'J.
i
.
1
Ihe
outlet
or
All)
-
i'
'
.
0
'
,
low
the
aald
outlet.
:
.
.
-
w1"
!'
ler
nrev
have
lie,
id
Ihe
reservoir
"
1
7M.
irre-reei,
aim
'
-
v
lt.il
,
i
Lrfj
land.
"
'
Hi
:i
'
,k
,uia
or
Ihe
-'
'
,
w,tl
t-unlet
Aln
l
""
:,.,
rt
indn-ii"'
'
,
r
on
V"
niverien
led
rn
rrom
the
location
oration
I
he
outlet
o
i.r
rnr
nower
mwer
and
and
iim
itti.il
i1.crlled
a
441.
Till
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