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Saturday.
Feb.
21,
1
023.
Canada
Sloughing
Off
Her
Swaddling
Clothes.
Canada
is
gradually
sloughing
off
her
swaddling
chillies
and
Ihe
sturdy
infant
is
learning
to
walk
alone.
Scarce
a
week
passes
hul
sohie
cpiestioii
having
to
do
with
the
powers
and
rights
of
the
country
is
discussed
somewhere.
The
effect
is
not
confined
to
any
one
political
parly
or
to
people
originating
from
any
one
country.
'
First
it
is
Liberal,
then
Conservative.
Now
it
coujes
froni
the
native
tms
and
again
from
recently
naturalized
citizens'.
Xfl
have
afv'!iial
a.iii
the
mailer
ami
all
M'em
to
taktt
pari
t
some
time
in
;the
di'sriisious
as
to
CanadaV
posiliou
or
powers.
Danger
Of
Children
Being
Too
Careless.
Tlie
attentioiMif
the
Daily
News
has-been
drawn
to
the
fact
thalichifUTfir.:'ieer
often
tiiii
"after-
'passing
niilnni'oiiit-
uml
in
inner
uivimw
iiiiw
iiuriug
uiey
are
mey
staiiu
nui
in
ineroau
or
pre
I
e
n
il
fu
rim
in
front
of
cars.
TJiis
is
niil
nnlv
verV
dah-
gennis
ui
ilelf
hut
is
a
very
had
example
to
the
smaller
ones
wliu
,
have
not
the
judgment
that
older
ones
Jiiay
exercise.
.Many
cases
of
cars
almost
meeting
with
accidents
and
also
of
children
filniiVst
being
run
down
are
related.
Iif
connection
with
this
parents
of
children
could
ue
Jhcir
influence
to
good
advanlage.
School
teachers'
are
already
doing
if
as.
know.
Here
our
streets
are
not
yery
wide
in
the
resi-denljal
districts
and
often
there
are
no
sidewalks.
That
makes
it
alt
Ihe
inure
necessary
that
care
should
he
exercised.
R'a'dlo
Discoveries
Daily
Occurrences.
,
Radio
disciiveries
are
being
made
almost
every
day.
People
are
experimenting
and
are
constantly
finding
out
new
(lungs
about
Che
radio
waves,
Ihe
receivers
or
the
broadcasting
stations.
It
is
tlirficull
to
say
what
the
future,
of
Ibis
wonderful
natural
phenomena
may
be.
The.
more
it
is
studied
the
more
useful
it
is
likely
to
become.
The
popularity
of
radio
is
endangered
by
its
abuses.
Some
of
the
little,
sets
are
very
niiimyiiig
when
they
in
receiving
or
trying
to
receive
tliemsvlves
become
broadcasters
of
horrible
sipieals.
Complaint
is
alsd
made
of
some
iif
the
stations
in
Ihe
south
'whit)i
use
their
broadcasters
for
propaganda
and
drown
out
the
good
music
nr
instructive
addresses
whiftlr
the
fans
wish
to
hear.
Something
will
have
o
lie
done
bv
the
l).i-iiiiuion
Ooveiiinicnl
to
regulate
these
things.
Have
To.
Pay
Loss'
'
.
i.
On
Eastern
Lines.
to
1
(ii
I'siially
there
are.
comilaints
that
the-West
is
nu
expense
Ihe
hast.
Now
it
is'
4hVvji.
l'ta1(Vnv:rvlilrhs)ivl
,
I
lie-fin
una
railways
in
the
fai
ther'c'asf
niicxi5o'ii'trtMlV-rV?f;it-
me
couniry.
ine
railways
in
Ontario
pav
a
good
profit
and
so
drt
lhos6
operated
by
the.
Canadian
National
in
Ihe
Unit'ei)
States.
There
Is
a
loss
of
something
over
a
million
in
the
West
whereas
in
Ihe
Maritime
provinces
the
loss
is
over
five
million
dollars.
The
West
is
in
a
fair
wav
to
wine
mil
its
iimm.-.i
i.w
possibly
Ibis
year,
hut
the
Knst
cannot
lu.pe
to
do
so
,for
some
lime
lo
mine.
In
fuel
Ihe
units
of
the
t
irn
Mnpilimnu
mm
asking
(hat
Ihe
railway
rales
be
reduced
to
a
verv
low
point
so
that
grain
may
be
shipped
through
their
ports.
That
would
pro-Iiablv
add
fo
the
railway
hiss
and
would
be
an
additional
bonus
In
the
people
(here.
fiial
Mirror
Told
Him
oif
Exhausted
Condition
Mr.
R.
Paulin,
Toutet
Aides,
Man.,
writes:
"I
became
to
run
down
and
weak
that
my
fieart
becamt
affe'ete'd,
ind
I
would
lonif
time
'have
to
remain
in
bed
for
leviral
dayf.
Some
one
advised
me
to
use
Dr,
Chaie
t
Nerve
Food,
so
I
did,
and
loon
began
to
gain
in
Weight
and
feel
be't'te"r.
I
have
taken
a
great
many
boxei
of
thie'
wonderful
pill,
and
am
feeling
ten
yeari
younger.
Dr.
Chaie't
Medicinei,
at
well
at
hit
Receipt
Book,
are
a
great
help
to
us,
for
we
live
40
miles
from
doctors
and
railroads."
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
SO
eta.
a
bot
f
10
pllla,
KdnuuiMm,
Ilatm
A
Co.,
lAi.,
Toronto
Department
of
Mines
Officials
Give
Opinions
as
to
Where
Gold
Found
WOULD
TRY
BENCHES
Experienced
Men
In
no
Hurry
to
Reach
Scene
of
Promised
Activity
VICTOHI.V,
Feb.
21.
Fortune
may
smile
on
(lie.
gold
seekers
preparing
lo
gel
away
at
the
earliest
opportunity
to
(iol.l
fan
Creek
or
the
neighborhood,
according
lo
experts
am.l
others
hero,
ennuis'led
with
the
iMovin-cial
llureau
of
.Mines.
Ilul
these
well-informed
professional
observers
declare
the
eon
fen
Is
of
the
benches
there
much
more
likely
lo
prove
golden
dividend
payers
Ihau
I
lie
sands
of
llie
creeks
flowing
at
their
base.
This
view
is
based
on
a
Ihrce-inpe
argument:
-II
is
plain
lo
any
seienllt
competent
lo
read
llie.
story
of
the
rocks
that
the
creeks
flow
ing
uiio
or
continuous
in
nease
f.ake
and
Liard
Itiver.
from
a-Ii
felt
r.,nnn.nno
lo
$7,oon,non
in
lust
was
recovered
in
Ihe
sev
en
lies,
have
not
long
(as
geolo
gies
measure
lime)
followed
their-present
courses.
'flip
old
stream-beds
are
(here,
cloe
at
liaml,
wilh
every
natural
likeli
hood
that
I
hey
will
be
round
well
lined
with
dust
and
pitpgef.
II
is
simply
a
case
of
accurately
judging
where
Ihe
old
course
nf
Ihe
creeps
lay,
and
lapping
Ihe
treasury.
These
benches
nr
cliffs.
"rising
to
considerable
heights
from
each
nf
the
historic
placer
rree,ks
of
the
section,
have
neither
been
worked
nor
scienlifially
pros-
peeled.
They
are
ns
yet
virgin
territory
in
a
region
iroven
ricti
in
alluvial,
gold
deposits
creeks
.on
llie
oilier
band,
both
on
the
Dense
Lake
,
side
of
the
kree
Hills
and
acrnss
those
bills
in
the
country
drained,
by
the
F.asle
lliver.
of
which
Gold
pan
;.'anS
its
"pups"
are
tributaries,
nof
only
were
cxploijed
nt
Ihe
linie
nf.
the
Cassia'r
rush
and
in
iinniedia(el-
subseipient
"
years,
by
j
men
straight
from
practical
experience
in
the
Cariboo
zone,
but
ever
since
the
roaring
seven-
lies'
they
liave
been
worked
in
a
dpsullory
fashion
by
Chinese
miners
who
remained
on
the
ground
In
"mop
up"
after
their
racial
fashion.
These
have
been
wa'shint'
a
little
.
gold
each
season
in
.virtually
alt
Ihe
streamlets
from
the.
SlikinC
to
the
Liard.
The
Muddy
Rig
and
Liltle
and
ilsi
feeders,
are
said
to
have
generally
escaped
Asiatic
allen-
fion,
as
well
as
any
very
thor
ough
exploration
by
the
Cnssinr
veterans.
Ryan
Here
With
Nuggets
Nor
!
I
here
lacking
support
for
Ibis
scientifically-grounded
summary
of
expert
opinion:
A
pioneer
miner.
Ryan,
who
fnr
a
score
of
years
has
been
working
a
claim
on
flense
Creek,
va
mile
Or
so
up
stream
from
Lakelnn,.
wh'eye
IhV
creek
debouches
Inln'
llie
lake
through
an
extensive
flat.
Is
now
in
Victoria,
buying
not
only
supplies
but
such
wnrk-fng.4nipeillnSenta
as,
would
he
necessary
In
carry
forward
bench
operations
on
an
extensive
scale.
He
is
not
enu.rling
publicity,
and
he
is
paying
for
his
rcquit'enicnfs
with
dust
and
nug-iets,
liltle
waler-wnrn,
and
which
wriii
bf
seem
In
have
come
frofiY
fairly
neap
(heir
fdace
of
origin.
Hyiin
has
fnr
years
been
Inn
nelling,
season
iifler(
seas
n,
to
where
he
has
calculated
the
ancient
creCk-bed
should
tie
the
cost
nf
his
operations,
prnsCcul
ed
wilh
abounding
faith,
being
paid
for
by
interinillent
harvest
ing
of
the
limited
remnant
nf
Ihe
creek
gold.
Ills
tunnel
has
been
driven
straight
Into
Ine
bench
from
not
more
IJir.n
20
then
Provincial
Mineralogist,
visiled
the
Ryan
Claim
a
few-years
ago,
good
progress
was
being
made
with
Ihe
tunnel,
assays
of
the
iron
sulphides
removed
in
the
boring
to
the
supposed
.source
of
riches
showing
an
average
gold
content
of
$90
a
ton.
"It
seems
In.
me?'
Mr.
Robertson
reported,
and
he
is
not
usually
charged
with
excessive
optimism,
"that
the
old
high
chaii-
llienel
which
has.
been
found
on
the
other
side
oj
the
creek
coming
down
the
valley
had
at
the
canyon
cut
into
the
hillside
lo
the
north
of
llie
present
creek
and
continued
through
to
the
lo'w
benrh
hinds
to
Ihe
north
of
the
Huts,
and
that
it
is
ipiile.
possible
these
benches
wil
be
found
very
welt
worth
prospecting."
Indians
Have
Plenty
Gold
ireo'logical
icondltions
on
I
lease
Creek
are,
in
the
majn,
similar
to
(hose
on
fiold
fan,
where
(irady
uncovered
his
bedrock
al
from
eight
to
teji
feet
from
the
surface,
the
stream
here
culling
through
a
red
porphyry
dyke,
with
walK
risfn'i?
almost
perpendicularly
,
to
af-
proximalely
'i
no
feet.
,
Colors
undeniably
may.
be
got
in
any
and
all
the
creeks
of
Ihe
district,
and
the
Indians
sVem
lo
have
no
difficulty
in
locating
ntluU'
a
specie
bank
somewhere?
Uy
region
upon
which
Ihey
Ihe'yVy'in
'ryin
t
draw
for
virgin
gold
when
I
h'ey
need
ils
purchasable
equivalents.
It
is
somewhere
in
this
part
of
the
country
(hat
Ihe
Indians
Simon
(iuu-a-'Nool
and
I'eler
l!i-ma-dan.
brothers-in-law
and
eorn-panions
In
flight,
a
repufed
lii
have
found
rich
placers
,
during
their
exile
froni
'itiort,
Ip'
tn'lu.
After
hleir
trial
aibl
acipiittal,
(un-a-Noof
banked'
a
cash
balance;
of
ahoiil
75.f)f)p.
Re
cjairii-i-d
le:.had
ipjide
lif
spnsiderabte
fortune
Irapping
in
,e
hills
during
Ihe
years'
nf
his
relirer
menl
the
police
for
a
considerable
pari
nf
the
lime
keeping
hint,
constantly
on
the
move,
so
that
he
could
have
had
nn
opportunity
fo
allend
properly
to
an
extended
trap-liu'c
(live
him
as
much
ns
six
years
of
cnncenlra-fion
upon
his
trapping
and
it
would
overtax
Credulity
lo
accept
Ihe
suggestion
that
his
tangible
fortune
came
nut
of
fur
in
a
country
where
the
lynx
and
beaver
me
ihe
most
valuable
pells
obtained.
To
his
inlfinates
r'nin-n-Nont
confided
thai
lie
had
placers
nf
his
own
discovery
upon
which
he
could
draw
for
the
sinews
nf
feet
above
the
summer
Tovel
oflAJral
WHr:
""'I
when
lie
doter-Dea'e
f'.reek.
The
bench
herel"1'"0''
'
surrender
himself
np
extends
rpiile
a
dislance
lietween'tn
u'inl
11
va
not
until
after
be
mi-
i-M-i-K
ii
ii
o
me
1
1
n
i
.
iiirougn
which
(I
empties
into
Dense
Lake.
It
is
Jtyan's
hypoll'iesis
and
ntruirly
tit
II.,
t
t
long
a?o
assured
liim
'hat
il
was
a
remaikably
safe
one
Ilia!
Die
stream
had
not
always
followed
its
present
sinunus
course,
bill
has
been
forced
In
il
by
llie
ancient
channel
becoming
obstructed
and
that
Ihe
original
rreck-hed,
when
laid
bare
or
tapped,
will
he
found
gobl-e:ii'-peted.
When
Mr.
W.
Fleet
JViberlson,
9m
W
also
in
2IK
pr
VACUUMZED
TINS
VANUFACTURED
BY
IMPERIAL
TOBACCO
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
LIMITED.
had
secured
Counsel
wholly
to
liis
liking.
This
counsel,
Stuart
Henderson,
bears
witness
that
I
ivhcu
lie
undertook
the
defence.
t
was
repeatedly
emphasized
to
j
lim
thai
"money
wa
no
objeet."!
Are
.Not
Hurrying
North
I
Ryan,
whose
bench
claim
on!
!ease
Creek
is
believed
by
those
vise
in
mining
lore
to
be
a
much
nine
dependable
guide
to
fortune
than
H
rady's
placer
on
iobl
Pan.
llreaily
superficially
worked,
by
'.h'inese,
is
not
himself
leaving
or
his
properly
until
May.
Nor
s
Hamilton,
another
veteran
of
lassiar's
palmy
days,
who
goes
tack
there
in
his
company,
shar-ng.
secrets
with
him.
Nor
is
J.
Mcllonald,
the
Telegraph
Ireek-hease
Lake
freighter
who,
villi
Curraii
and
twa
others,
fol-'owed
eloe
on-
Grady's
heels
and
staked
claims
two.
three,
'our
and
five,
on
Gobi
Ran
II-elf.
Of
Ihe
determination
of
the
iwners
of
twenty-five
odd
dog
'earns,
now
muslcr.cil
at
Wran-2el,
lo
dash
in
by
way
nf
Telegraph
Creek
ns
soon
as
the
ice
in
tlie
Slikine
is
set,
as
reported
i
iy.
II.
Gartley,
Ihe
W
ran
gel
lum-lerman,
Mr.
McDonald
says:
"I
don't
crave
to
be
of
the
larly.
There
is,
of
course,
some
.vinler
travel
on
the
Slikine,
lull
j
it
is
a
risky
river
to
trust.
Audi
besides,
what
can
Ihey
do
if
they
Tet
lo
the
creeks
bill
wait
fnr,
'he
spring?
I
d
rattier
do
myj
lecessary
wailing
here
in
Vie-i
'nria,
and
I
fancy
I'll
be
on
the,
around
as
soon
as
anyone
or
as
inyllnng
can
lie
ilnne.
llie
same
view
or
Ihe
qncs-1
ionable
wisdom
of
'Inking
the
ice-bound
Slikine
as
a
dog
learn
'lighway
is
held
by
the
field
men
v
if
the
Rureau
of
Mines,
"I.
should
not
exactly
care
In
risk
II',"!
says
Harold
Nation.
'These
swift
northern
rivers
are
treacherous
winter
riads."
Harry
r.'orrest.
iinolher.-.
sour-ilouph,
ventures
the
prophecy
I
hat
"if
many
of
I
hem
try
ice
travel
on
Ihe
Slikine,
the
news
papers
can
count
on
a
large
crop
if
river
tragedies."
FIRE
AT
SM1THERS
CAUSED
INCONVENIENCE
Furniture
Had
Been
Moved
From
Threatened
Premises;
Oov-ernmant
Records
SMITH
KltS.
Feb.
21
l
......
I
i...:ii.
.
.
mii-i'i
in
iiim
iirrs
presenieu
a
very
busy
aspect
Thursday
as
Ihe
mVners
of
Ihe
funillure
and
lioods
Ihiil
was
pllrtl
in
Ihe
middle
of
Ihe
slreel
set
ahoul
Ihe
joh
nf
gelling
il
sorted
out.
and
taken
In
a
place
of
safely
nr
back
inln
Ihe
houses
I
bat
had
not
disappeared
In
(he
fire
of
early
morning.
The
provincial
police
staff
have
moved
ihelr
quarters
to
the
Urn-land
building,
while
Mr.
Munro
has
moved
Ihe
Land
Se
'lenient
Iloiint
office
iiin
the
Orchard
collage
on
the
rear
nf
lots
on
which
Ihe
nlher
building
stood,
The
government,
nffjee
stafr
.vere
nlso
busy
as
Hie
more
Val-iial.le
reenrds
had
been
moved
In
a
place
of
safely
when
thai
bulld-
WINTER
Steamship
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Mil
Ir-ini
ITlmr
llirwi't
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VlCTORli.
SEATTLE,
iiiu-rmiMiaie
(minis
vh
Irlday
S.uu
am
For
STEWART
and
ANVOX
VV
THE
6.6.
"PRINCE
JOHN"
!
PRINCE
RUPERT
VANCOUVIR
l
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
fc;:r.!(.
If
I
PA8SENQER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
PUTERT
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAV,
SATURDAY,
K.flil
p'.lu.
for
I'ri
,
EOaOUOH
WINNIPEO,
nM
i
-i
ii
I
-
Ij-i
in
'
jiiaila.
i:mtr1
Si.il'
AOENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlckat
Olflct,
62S
Third
Ax,
Prlnc
Ruparl.
PK
n
i
ilcANADIAN
VACinc
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupsrl
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
Februafjf
23.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle
February
27.
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocean
Falls,
Nami,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancauvtf.
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines
Full
information
fropt
-
t
.
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
"
1
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Ruperb,
B.t
UNI6N
steamship
company
OF
B.C.,
ltd.
Salllnra
from
l'flur.e
Rinwrf.
,
-i
'or.
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swonaon
8a,
and.
Alert
Bay,
Tuioaf.
rt
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Altrt
Bay,
and'
Swanaon
Bay,
Saturday,
'
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
For
ANVOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naal
Rlr
Cannarlaa,
Friday
A.M.
,
123
2nd
Aianua.
t.
Barmlay,
Acant.
Prlnca
Rup
jing
was
threatened.
Airs.
I).
II.
Ilolslon
who
has
iipartineuls
over
the
Mulch
hardware
since
also
had
lo
rearrange
her
home,
ns
diil
Mrs.
W.
Milchell
and
Mrs.
X.
P.
Mnran.
who
also
lived
in
Ihe
danger
.one.
NOTICE.
IN
THE
MvTTF.tl
III1
AN
AITIJC.
VTION
fnr
III
Issue
nr
a
rrnuli
Orllflrate
nr
tillfl
fnr
t.rin
thirty
130)
nnd
thlrtv-nne
(31),
ninik
arvlM
(7),
SiTiinn
five'
(5).
City
nr
Prlnre
import.
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Land'
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5
rhaina;
thinre
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10
rhnins
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thr
bank
of
llie
Skrrnn
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tin-
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and
rnninlnlnir
16
arrrs,
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nr
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of
Applicant
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January
stti,
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s
I
fhone
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DRY
Birch
Wood
,
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
60c
Per
Sac
HydeTransfer
139
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ftenuo.
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of
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