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DAILY
KDJTIOM
98
86
"riday.
March
0,
1025.
Reaching
Interior
Points
By
Air.
There
undoubtedly
will
Ik?
a
great
Meal
of
exploratory
work
done
in
this
north
country
by
the
air
runic
The
vision
of
Leu
Rell
is
bound
to
become
a
reality
snnru'day.
Hunting
and
tourist
parties
will
penetrate
to
tin'
alniosl'uuknowii
wilds
by
means
of
air
boats
and
they
will
use
I
he
same,
means
lo
prospect
for
gold
or
oilier
valuable
mineral;..
AsJiir
transportation
becomes
cheaper
and
more
reliable
it
will
hejtiseri
more.
The
scheme
of
Major
Mitclaren
to
have
a
fleet
of
air
boals
operating
to
and
from
(lease
'Lake
for
the
gold
rush
is
one
that
will
commend
itself
to
the
miner
who
wishes
to
gel
on
the
ground
early
or
to
the
person
who
wishes
in
supply
those
miners
with
the
ueressuries
of
life.
This
was
the
scheme
planned
by
some
of
the
(iffpials
of
thefJi'anby
(lonipany
several
years
ago.
Foundations
Of
The
Country
Not
Stable.
The
foundations
of
Canada
are
not
as
stable
as
we
thought,
in
the
East
they
have
bad
a
bad
shnkeup
by
an
earthquake
which
has
damaged
buildings
and
even
in
one
-case
shaken
a
building
down.
On
this
roast
we
have
had
tremors
very
near
us
in
Alaska
and
even
here
there
have
been
slight
-shocks
at
times.
This
means
that
it
is
unsafe
to
erect
very
high
buildings
mid
that
wuf
must
confine
ourselves
to
it
few
stories,
if
we
would
be
safe.
If
the
Woolworth
Huilding
at
New
York
had
been
near
the
4....
..r
n...
.1:
....
11...
rv.
;i
,
,
min
t-
ut
uir
(ustiiriituicu
in
inn
rHi
.
u
'would
nave
neen
in
grave
danger
of
collapsing.
Glory'
Of
Achievement
',
.
Something
To
Inspire.'
.-
.Many
people
work
for
money
and
.'
they
get
their
pay.
Others
work
for
the
glory
of
achievement
and
they
also
get
their
reward,
a
niu.rlt
luglier
reward
lliau
the
mere
sheckels.
After
all,
money
is
.valuable
only
for
what
it
,will
buy,
and
it
will
not
buy
'pence
of
mind,
it
will
not
buy
health
or
physical
fitness,
.Money
is
powerless
in
regard
to
the
real'
things
oMiTe
that
eoiint
It
will
be
found
among
Canadian-
and
liritish
people
generally
that
they
try
Id
build
up
n
business
for
the
sake
of
achievement,
rather
Iliad
tin
desire
lo
be
rich.
Aided
By
Progressive
Members
Of
Prairies.
liritish
Columbia
people
will
have,
ii
soft
spot
in
Iheir
hearts
for
the
Progresses
of
the
;prairie
provinces
for
the
aid
given
them
in
securing
lower
freight
rales
ami
heller
nutlets
on
Hie
Pacifjc.
it
may
be
done
for
a
selfish
move
but
it
has
served
the
purpose
of
this
province
and
especiallv
of
the
ports
on
Hie
'Pacific.
.
It
really
mutters
little
what
you
name
a
party.
It
matters
not
if
they
are
called
Liberal,
Progressive
or
Conservative
if
.
they,
as
an
organization,
are
working
for
the
things
thai
really
count
and
which
are
likely
to
be
of
advantage
lo
us.
Today
the
Liberals
are
iu
power,
kepi
there
through
the
co-nperaliou
of
the
Progressives.
Now
and
then
the
Progressives
give
the
Liberals
a
squeeze
which
causes
a
twinge
or
pain
but
generally
speaking
the
aim's
or
the
two
groups
are
the
same,
and
Una
realize
it.
As
oug
ns
.the
Progressives
will
develop
the
t'aeific
ports
we
are
satisfied,
Thev
waul
low
freight
rales
and
kl.ir.nmn-
conveniences.
Wei
want
"the-
same,
thing
with
the
buim.V.
f
the
farmers
adde.l.
Thejf
.wegel
jcorrimiuiily
of
Jnleresli
;
being
a
maiiuractiiriug
cenfle;
exWpt
tOiiiimbeHiajnifrictiir-'
nig,
w
are
not
iulcresled
iu
protrclion
except
to
oppose
.....
....
in-,
wiiii
me
iiirmtr
groups
or
die
prairies
whether
they
call
themselves
liberal,
Progressive,
Labor
or
Conservative.
Just
now
they
are
mostly
Progressive
iu
name.
Why
Exclude
Women
From
Drinking
Places?
In
Alberla
there
was
a
move
to
exclude
women
from
the
drinking
halls
of
the
government.
Kurey
this
would
nol
be
a
fair
thing.
If
beer
is
good
for
men,
il
ought
lo
be
good
for
women
and
jf
the
drinking
places
are
suitable
for
men
thev
surely
ought
lo
be
good
enough
for
women.
These
are
davs
uV
equal
rights.
Women
are
iu
most
matters
allowed
the
same
privileges
as
men.
If
beer
is
good,
lei
them
have
their
share
of
11
ami
go
Jo
the
beer
halls
and
have
their
fill,
If
il
s
lml
K(t
for
them,
il
is
not
good
for
men.
Mia?
ffiaipliB5TOli)uip
J;
They
offered
him
a
partnership
If
he
could
invert
a
HtUe
money.
But
he
hadn't
the
money,
and
the
opportunity
wai
gone.
Don't
let
lack
of
money
ipoil
the
opportunity
that
may
come
to
you1.
One
dollar
will
open
a
Union
Bank
Saving
Atco"".
MS
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
H.
H.
Little,
Manager
JUDGE
URGES
THEM
TO
WED
Thinks
Differences
Between
John'
Haahti
and
Fiance
Can
be
Patched
up
(Vancouver
Sim,
"This
.mutter
has
nol
pone
lie.
yond
ri'inedy
there
must
si
ill
lie
hope
lml
an
arrangement
can
be
reached,-'
..suggested
.Mr.
Justice
Morrison
al
the
conclusion
on
Friday
of;
the
suil
for
damages
for
breach
of
promise
of
marriage
'brouVltl
by
.Miss
I'.olfio
.Maudt.Munn
of
London,
England,
against
.1.
Haahti,
J'inlandor,
and
mine
owner
and
manager,
of
Stewart
.
The
trial
lasted
al!
day
and
linmslil
out
an
enl
rain
¬
ing
story
of
an
Hiiglish
"piclurn
liride"
who
.travelled
from
Lon
don
lo
'Stewart
lo
iiiarrv
a
stranger
with
whom
she
had
corresponded.
'Would
you
now
marry
tin
plaintiff?"
asked
His
Lordship
turning
In
Hie
defendant.
was
jn
(lie
witness
lm.
Yes,
I
would,".
replied
the
de
fendant
quickly.
What
does
your
client
say?"
His
Lordship
asked
.1.
A.
Camp
bell,
counsel
for
.Miss
Munn.
A
brief
consultation
followed.
"Tliis
is
nol
mailer
my
lieut
wishes
lo
answer,"
replied
I
he
lawyer.
No
Barrier
Very
well,"
replied
the
court.
"Hut
I
trust
(hat
an
understand
ing
will
be
reached
before
long
and
I
see
no
insuperable
barrier
lo
I
lie
conclusion
of
Hie
arrange
ment
.which
was
shifted
wher.
the
plaintiff
lef
for
Hie
coast
o
.
meet
Hie
defendant
in
Slew-
irl."
Haahti,
natty,
vehement
and
speaking
broken
Knglisli,
told
the
court
thai
in
IS)
it.,
in
Seattle,
he
knew
an
I'nglisluuan
naitiet
Hasxel
who
was,
h"e
alleged,
deported
lo
England
by
iniiuigra-
liun
authorities.
From
Loudon,
llaabli
beard
from
Masse!
and,
as
a
friend
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
liasscl,
the
plaintiff
wrote
lo
him
once
and
a
corres-
pninjcnee
started
which
resulted
in
Hie
departure
of
the
plaintill
for
Canada.
Gan.e
to
Vancouver
AVrive.i
in
.Montreal,
the
defendant
heard
from
her
again.
and
then
she
slHyed
a
jear
in
Hamilton
working
as
a
stenographer.
Starling
once
more
for
the
Coast
to
nice:
Haahti,
she
arrived
in
Vancnuver
and
look
the
boat
to
Stewart.
.Miss
Munn
testified
that,
after
meeting
on
the
boat
al
the
dock
at
Stewart,
Hiey
found
each
oilier
mutually
agreeable,
and
marriage
was
agreed
u:nn.
They
went
ashore,
found
the
road
from
the
wharf
to
the
town
so
bad
that
travel
over
il
al
a
late
hour
of
(he
night
was
inadvis
able,
and
slaved
for
the
n
ght
at
the
Ocean
View
Hotel
in
Hyder,
near
the
wharf.
Here,
she
said,
they
occupied
the
salne
room
ami
she
alleged
that
Haahti
made
advances
and
was
repulsed
by
her
on
the
ground
that
they
were
nol
married.
The
next
day
they
went,
on
to
Stewart
and
the
dis
pute
was
renewed
there,
with
the
result
that
Miss
Munn
returned
to
Vancouver
and
the
action
was
slarlcd.
'
.,
...
.
,y
i
,
:;
Still?
Ready
'.
to
(Wed
The
defeiilanl,
giving
evidence,
staled
that
he
had
only
asked
Ihe
plainllir
lo
wail
ahoul
a
week
unlit
his
new
home
was
ready
and
that
she
had
broken
the
engagement,
refused
lo
marry
him
and
returned
lo
Vancouver.
He
urged
(lint
he
was
always
ready
and
willing
lo
marry
the
plain-Hir.
Letters
and
Irlcjcrams
were
read
lo
the
court
in
Hie
morning
session,
put
in
as
evidence
Hy
the
nlaihlilT
of
a
contract
lo
marry
her.
Mr.
Justice
Morri-
son
reserved
conclusion
of
judgment
Ihe
trial.
al
ih
The
Man
in
the
Moon
OXK
of
the
chief
industries
of
Nova
Kcolia
seems
lo
bo
the
strike.
It
seems
lo
be
almost
a
continuous
performance.
I1VK
was'
bavins
a
game
in
I
ho
garden
when
she
foil
from
a
tree,
"Kve's.
dropping
again,"
remarked
Adam.
CHOPS'
word
puzzle
enthusi-asls
saj-s
ithe
dictionary
is
jb-leresling
but
the
stories
aro
rather
short
ami
lack
continuity.
TIIK
closer
tbo
man,
the
moro
THE
DATt,Y
NWS
I
I
I
a
IF
.l
for
or
cleanliness
cleanliness
I
tin
I
find
H
W-
Don't
call
the
plumber
when
the
link
drain
rtu
choked.
A
Utile
tilllettV
Lye
will
probably
clear
it
in
a
few
minute.
Searea
of
other
usea
around
tha
aanitarjr
home.
GILLETTS
PURE
FLAKE
LYE
distant
the
girl.
A
SLUSH
fund
is
whirjio
people
U
clean
snow.
money
paid
up
iitr.lliu?
TIIK
preattsl
thing
in
tlm
world
to
an
American
is
to
be
president
and
to
an
American
wninaii
to
Ik;
the
president's
wife..
ADAM
and
I've
gol
on
well
lo
L
gelher
because
Jhey
had
no
re-lalive.
Jo,
visit,
them
nr
give
I
hem
advice,
A
IIHJK
town
J-
one
.wherw
citizens
go
around
showing
their
suspeioiers.
O.N'CK
girls
were
shy
And.
very
demure
They
never
then
spoke
Til
the
'toys
t'
am
sure.
Hul
today,
sir,
.'before
They'
an?
fifteen
year
obi
They
resemble
the.
knights
And
are
Irrrihly
liohl.
v
'
nil-:
latest
suggestfiih
ts
as
women
are
luxuries
should
be
taxed.
A
MAX
once
sat
On
a
log
and
spat
And
declared
that
lie
Would
go
on
a
spree.
Then
judsfe
if
yop
can
What
happened
the
man.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Plnco
Rupert
that
they
HMMOXTOX
lfasM
oidy
Tit
inches
oT
snow
this
year.
One
year
il
went
up
to
C7'.
,'hv
il
is
up
lo
Kduionlon
lo
prove
that
it
will
soon
be
in
the
banana
-belt
because
the
snowfall
js
decreas
ing.
THKHK'S
one
thing
about
Prince
Itujierl
we
have
nol
ye!
been
shaken
lo
pieces
by
ae
earthquake,
although,
il
must
'
admitted
that
some
(if
our
genlld
zephyrs
are
a
little
Irenihly.
niaiiprs
of
iiii.nrta1vc'
to
the
city.
'
I'.
(5.
Dawson
was
spokesman
for
Ihe
Hoard
of
Tra.hv
One
complaint
made
was
I
hat
il
was
cheaper
to
bring
butler
here
from
Kdiuoiiloii
via
Vancouver
than
direct.
ONTARIO
METHODISTS
ARE
BEING
AROUSED
Properties
Valued
at
$35,000,000
are
involved
in
Proposed
Legislation
TOHOXTO.
Mar.
'..
Possible
elTeels
of
Church
I
fiion
legislation
iu
Ontario
on,
properly
holdings
of
the
Methodist
Church
are
beginning
In
arouse
Methodist
concern.
Methodism
has
iu
this
Province
I
Him
churches,
7i.T
parsonages,
187
.cemeteries,
four
colleges,
lis
main
publishing
plant,
and
numerous
missionary
and
deaconess
institutions,
all
nf
which
would
be.
alTecled
by
the
bill
now
sponsored
in
the
Ontario
Legislature
by
the
opponents
or
Church
Union,
The
folal
valualiou
of
these
proiierties
is
nearly
:ir,ii(io,iino.
Al
the
last
session
of
Ihe
Provincial
Legislature
the
Church
Union
forces
introduced
Iheir
own
hill,
hul
opponents'
attached
lo
il
amendments
which
would
have
touched
very
closely
Hi
vital
interests
of
the
Cnngrrga-
tionalisl
and
Methodist
churches
lis
wtdl
as
of
the
lreshytc,riati
Church.
The
hill
was
accordingly
withdrawn
hy
its
sponsors
on
the
rcipicsl
of
the
responsible
spokesmen
of
the
three
churches
Now
two
new
bills
are
before
Hie
legislature.
AIDS
FOREIGN
TEACHERS
.TOKIO,
March
0.
The
eduea-
j
tioiial
department
proposes
lo
inlroduce
a
bill
in
the
presen:
'
Session
of
ine
il
jot
lo
provide
houses
fur
the
foreign
teachers
in
the
government
schools.
I'here
art
nearly
100
such
instructors,
largely
American
and
tlriUsh,
and
about
S
I
.".(i.ooii
will,
lie
asked
Tor
Hie
holism
scheme.
EARNINGS
DECREASE
MONTItKAL,
Mar.
i.
The
.M-riss
earnings
or
the
Canadian
Xalional
llailways
from
January
lo
I'ehriiar.v
'Jl.
11)25,
have
been
21.nl(i.onl.
being
a
decrease
or
2,22l,3(i!)
over
the
corresponding
period
of
t'.)2i.
In
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchaia
Land
In
skeeiu
Land
District,
nr
Prlnr
lliiprt
llprordmir
IdMrlrl.
nrt
aituatf
inpnixlniatplv
one
and
one
luiir
mlloa
Wril
r
salrin
station,
on
Salvu
Hland,
ski'ffia'
Mlver.
TakP
Notlre
that
Hndolf
LarMon.
ol
1143
CarlPlon
St..
Ilurnahv,
orrupatlmi
l.oinrr,
intend
to
apply
for
nmiiim.in
ui
purrliac
the
followlnir
rtfirrll)Bd
land:
CiinnicnrlnK
al
a
pnut
plamrd
at
the
nutltwPM
rorner
or
Lot
4HU3,
Silius
ulandi
thenrc
lonth'Aemrrl.r,
approximately
gnu
jaidi;
thenre
iiorllierly
ap-iroxlinaioly
8uo
yardn;
tlmir
norlhpl
rly
appr.ixliiialelv
Haiti
vanH;
tlienre
ontlienv
foil
vnnH.
lo
nulnt
or
Iwriiuiiiiir
.-iiiipriKjii(r
all
that
portion
of
Salvna
Miami
H
I
west
of
Lot
'4nj
and
rontalnlnir
30
"
teiea,
nKire
or
lean.
I
!
,
THOMAS
MILLS
'V.
A
rent
for
not."!.-
t.n'ant
LAND
ACT.
Skeena
Land
DMlrlet
of
Prlnen
mineri
March
'
6.
1915.
,
Herdlnr
DIMrlel.
n
.
,
...
I
TAKK
.XOTICK
that
Oeorire
Utile,
of
CapL.
.
II,
(..layloii,
Lieut.
S,
.ferra.-o.
It.r.,
orriipation
liunlieriiian,
ami
l
,
..Ml,jloiui(,,
Metoidie
t
l.ieill.
i.xll
W
.
A.
It.
on
t1'..1"
"'rnKT,
of
Tcrrare,
n.i;..
mm-l
I'OJli-
hation
liirulieonau,
Intend
to
apply
for
gr,ew
tmv,.
been
'om.,(issiom;d
s
SISTS
7JrtoZZlWn
oincers
;
in
the
JHIh
Itatlallon
L
t.otnmenrinir
at
a
p.i
planted
al
noiilli
which
js
Willows
pow
encamped
al
Hie
lli
'WariHifjid
.1.
t:iap-
perlou
are
acting
sergeanls.
I)r,
llerriilge,
moderator
of
I
lie
I'resbylerian
OeneraL
Asse.nibly
delivered
an
inspirim?
addres-,
before
a
large
audience
in
the
Knipress
Theatre
last
night.
Uis-bop
Dp
Vernel
presided
and
Hev.
II.
It.
(Irani
assisted
him.
A.
K.
Ilosevear,
(I.TJ1.
general
freight
agent,
conferred
with
the
Hoard
of
Trade
yesle.rday
on
WATER
NOTIOE.
U8E
AND
8T0RA0E
TAKK
MIJICE
that
Maxell
Tlmlter
Co..
I.HiilicU,
whose
addrens
U
70
I'acirin
llulldlnir,
Vaneoiiver.
B.C.,
will
apply
for
ii
lirenco
lo
take
and
ue
Slid
riilile
f.-et
per
wcond,
and
lo
(ton
7SM.
arre-feel
or
water
out
nr
(tream
knowji
an
Aln
lllver.
whlrli
flows
nouilierlv
and
dralm
Into
.Mim-wII
Inlet,
almut
one
ami
on-iMiir
inlleH
easterly
rnmi
liurklev
Ilnv.
H.L.,
Tlie
(lorave-dani
will
I
loraled
at
he
outlet
nr
Aln
Lake
or
at
rolnt
below
the
(aid
outlet,
to
lie
determined
after
wirreys
hav
lieen
made.
The
.apiicltv
of
the
reserrolr
to
lie
rrealed
In
almut
6M.
Here-r.'el,
and
ll
will
rio.Nl
dholit
S.HUO
acres
or
laiul.
TIm
water
will
lie
diverted
rrorn
the
dream
at
n
point
almut
Ilie
hienllon
or
the
liriir-dnrn.
namely,
the
outlet
or
Aln
Like,
and
will
lie
ued
ror
power
and
Indmtrlul
purpoiea
upon
Ihe
and
descrllied
a
Lot
U37
or
on
Lot
4H.
This
notlee
wa
posted
on
tin
iriound
on
the
i;w
day
or
February.
It)i5.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
application
pori'iimit
tlx-reto
and
In
the
"Water
n.
t1H."
will
he
filed
in
the
office
of
the
Water
Itecorder
at
Prince
Mupert.
objeelloiin
lo
Ihe
application
may
tin
filed
with
the
(aid
Water
llecorder
or
with
llm
comptroller
of
Walof
fllirtitit.
Parllamenl
llulldlnirs.
Victoria.
II.C,
within
thirty
.laya
after
the
first
appearance
,,r
this
notice
in
a
local
newspaper.
The
dale
or
Ihe
first
publication
or
litis
nollce
Is
Monday,
March
3,
19J5
MASSKTT
TI.MIIKIt
CO..
LTD..
Applicant.
W
Sclioonovr,
A
sent,
end
nf
Inland
slmnw-.l
near
niMinh
..r
ut.
omkallnni
niver
and
lyimr
(lrar
wet
hank
ut
unld
rlvee;
Uvwv
fnllowinir
shore
Him
aroniKl
Ulamt
irk
point
of
feoinmejieernentj
.'omalnln
25
nere,'
more
or
les
nrcoilOK
LITTLE
and
CLAIIIE
L.
M.
filiiflEY,
xnnHeann,
It's
guaranteed
pure
and
purity
means
vahB
in
soap
-
says
Mrs.
Experience
to
housewives
interested
In
saving.'-
"Of.
course,
you
know
right
away
that
I
refer
to
Sunlight
because
Sunlight
is
the
only
laundry
bar
soap
made
in
Canada
that
is
guaranteed
pure
A
$5,000
Guarantee
of
Purity
goes
with
every
bar
and,
according
to
the
makers,
this
Guarantee
has
never
once
ban
challenged
during
the
whole
lifetime
of
Sunlight
Sup
"It's
perfectly
obvious,
too,
that
when
every
part
!t
rf
j
soap
is
pure
cleansing
material
and
n'6t"Ioaded
with
u.-.!
-adulterants
and
hardening
materials
then
that
soap
h
i
-
n.
r.
cleansing
power
and
does
more
work
with
less
labour
A
little
of
it
goes
a
long
way.
In
short,
it's
really
economical,
"That's
why
I
always
ue
and
recommend
Sunlight
for
the
laundry,
dishes
and
general
housework.
Sunlight
ktri
my
hands
soft
and
comfortable,
too!"
Lever
Brother
Li'
ittd,
Toronto,
make
it
Sunlight
Soap
SPRING
will
soon
be
HERE!
START
THAT
"CLEAN-UP
PAINT
UP"
CAMPAIGN
NOW.
Our
new
slock
of
Household
I'ainK
.
I
timels.
ami
Alahasliuc
has
just
arrived,
li
v
iuvesligjile
our
"Cliiiianiel"
Dept.
for
Variii-h
-
(iraiiiniK
process.
Onl
slocks
of
Huildcr-
Il
,
penlers'
mid
Mechanics'
Tools.
Chicken
c
I.
.
Tools
and
Oeneral
Jloiisehohl
Neeessilies
,r
!
complete.
Call
and
see
our
line
or
WKAH-KYKIl
,i
Agents
for
the
famous
Gurney-Oxford
Ranges
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
GET
IT
AT!
Near
Post
Office.
lZ
HIGH
cms
-GROCERS
PHONE
586
BULK
COCOA
'2
lb,
for
25c
fnew
sin:
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1023.
Has
produced
Minerals
ns
folhfw.s?
Plncor
fiobl,
.$7(1,002,200;
l.ode,
Mold,
n.14,nnri;
Silver,
$na,n:i2,()5r;
Lead,
$D8,in2tfi0t;
Copper,
$
J7t),010,r0S;
Zinc
D0i,'7n0)
Miscollaiieous
Mitiorals,
$ii08,2r,7;
Coal
nml
(oke,
2r.0,0fl8,l
t:t
JlnU'-
Stone,
Hrick,
Cemfiut.
etc.,
IZ,2'M
;
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
'ie
"'
'"
ll)2:t
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The
Mining
!,nws
or
this
Province
arc
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
lli"""
01
niiy
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
nuy
colony
in
the
Urilish
.Umpire.
Minora!
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
recs.
Absolute
Titles
arc
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
wh'
h
guaranteed
by
Grown
Omuls.
Full
information
together
wt,
Milling
urali
W
imports
nml
Maps,
may
J
lut'
obtained
atldrcssiiig
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.