I
II
iiuipver
fri
ieirms
there
may
he
amf
lhiri'
.eeni
lo
be
many
rexardjn?
lli
arlinn
lakfin
hy
Ihe
hospital
hoard
in
liavinsr
obtain
ed
lhi
..services
of
the
National
Protective
Ajjrnry
working
nul
l.os
Ansreli's
16
collect
onlsfanil
1
1)
hospital
areoiiiils,
a
i'nasiirf
nf
Mieee
seem
li
he
nldainiripr
al
leasj
as
far
as
actual
cnlle
linns
arc
concerned.
People,
who
il
seenis
il
was
imossile
to
oh-
lain
any
response
from
nfhrr
wise,
Sin
now
Iieinj?
heard
from
ati'l,
in
a
n
,,,'i,m
f
Pases,
llirrc
have
been
prompt
nnynienls.
TIip
National
Protective
Agency
seems
In
lii
ap
unpopular
in
s
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
lull,
nevertheless.'
an
effective
one.
M
lasl
night's
meet
ins.
of
IIm
Jioanl
there
were
a
'number
nf
lollprs
ro.nl
from
persons
who
Inul
received
demands
from
t!o
njrenry.
TIip
hoard
did
ake.
one
oxppplion
In
I
In
activities
of
I
l(i
nonoy
ami
dial
was
wilh
poof
lo
interest
eharjres.
On
susfreslinn
nf
President
Hanip-lioll,
a
inolion
was
nioved
liy
.Mrs.
Parsons,
soonniloil
liy
,1.
I.
Thompson
ami
carried
thai
lli.v
asency
Iip
instructed
nol
lo
ip-
maud
interest
on
accounts
un-loss
requested
lo
ilo
so
liy
Mm
lmanl.
This
was
ilono
afler
a
lollor
from
Mrs.
F.
Pippr,
which
has
Iippii
jiulilishoil,
was
read.
One
'man
al
Tyco,
who
hail
re-roivPil
a
lollor
from
Hip
asrnry.
nskoil
for
a
job
in
Iho
hospital
slalin;;
Dial,
if
ho
received
it,
lio
woulil
pinloavor
lo
pay
his
hill
at
Ihe
ralo
or
$15
monthly.
No
acllnn
was
lakou
in
this
casf
.
Annthor
man
said
(hat
ho
hal
a
ronlrn
account
against
.iho
hospital
for
work
ilono
in
1920
of
Sl'..
Payment
in
Iho
sum
of
$ll.!iO
for
a
hospital
account
li.iil
.Ih'imi
demanded
of
him.
'iho
mntler
wa
loft
in
Hip
hands
or
IIm
finance
rnininillco
lo
intesti-
palo.
The
.cases
of
two
oilier
on
s
wore
roforroil
In
Iho
finance!
committee.
Ilolh
made
Hie
claiiil
ITial
Iho
railway
cnmpaiiy
wils
responsible
for
Iho
payment-
nf
their
arcoiinls,
Slill
another
man
li.nl
understood
lhat
his
rliarpes
were
lo
ho
covered-.)
government
as
ho
hail
lien
stricken
wilh
paralysis
aflof
having
enlisted.
In
IhP
course
of
general
ilia-i.
cussion.-'
Alit.!
Hrown;
ejhrrssid
the
opinion
thai
Hip
hospital
linad
ini'hl
at
least,
engage;.
I'a
(Sin.nlian
collect
in
agency.
Ii'-r
sidi-nt
CampliPll
explaini'il
tlifit
I
I'm
National
Prolecllvo
iliil
h'aye
Camulian
hranches.
"Then,
why
lines
il
nol
institute,
its
eollt'i.'.-lious
for
this
hospital
frpin
llmni'?"
(luerieil
AM.
Ilrown.
Pie-
siilcnl
I'.amplioll
saiil
that
all
loeal
elTorls
In
obtain
paymnl.
hail
faileil
in
the
cases
that
had
finally
boon
turned
over
to
Iho
National
Priilcelive.
CRIMINAL
CASES
IN
COUNTY
COURT
HELD
SMITHERS
THIS
WEEK
Two
Indians
and
White
Man
From
Hazelton
all
Pleaded
Guilty
1
SMITHP'llS.
Feb.
21.
Judge.
F.
Me
H.
Young
of
Prijiee
Hupert
held
.a
session
of
Hie
county
courl
in
Smilhers
on
Thursday
and
as
Mm
police
station
and
court
room,
had
been
burned1
flown
early
that
morning
Mm
silling
was
held
in
Mm
office
of
Hie
Court
Registrar,
J.
A,
Rirby.
The
three
prisoners
up
for
trial
were
frnm
lla.ellon,
having
been
cnmmijled
by
N'nV
(J
ran
I,
J.P.,
of
that
Ipwn,
Two
Indians,
Wm.
rireen
and
.Moses
Wilson
were
charged
wilh
scaling
.numerous
articles
fromi
the
dwelling
of
Alfred
Janes
on
January
13.
They
pleaded
guiltyj
and
received
sonlpnce.s
or
twelve
and
eighteen
months
respectively.
I..
S.
Mcpit
acted
as
crown
prosecutor.
,
,
.
The
ntlmf
prisoner,
Fred
Frodoricksnn.
vas
charged
with,
assaulting
an
Indian
vyomanj
Flleil
May,
on
December
li.
Ijej
also
pleaded
guilty
and
was
g(vfn
a
sentence
of
six
rrfon,llis.
IL
L.
iUdiinson
appeared
fpf
Hie
defendant
in
Mils
case1
and
f
S.
MpfjiH
for
Mm,
crown.
Thn
sentences
are
lo
lie
served
at
Okalla,
s
COMMITTEES
FOR
HOSPITAL
STRUCK
H.
Little,
Executive
Chairman;
J.
H.
Thompson,
House,
and
J.
L.
Chirstle,
Finance
President
S.
K.
Campbell
of
llmt
liospjlal
board
has
appointed
His
landing
rommillees
for
Iho
year
as
follows:
Executive
II.
II.
I.illle
(chairman),
J.
H.
Thompson
ami
J.
I,
Ghrislie.
Hotiso
and
grounds
.1.
H
Thrtmpson
(chairman)
,
Mrs.
It.
fi.
Parsons,
Aid.
Hrown,
lr.
II.
Iw
'I
rpinayne
,'ind
Hie
trovenimeht
represenlalive
who
is
vet
lo
ii't
.'ipjioinled.
Kin'aneo
.1.
I,.
Christie
.(chair
man).
Mm
government
agon
I,
C.
Il.i
klkins
and
II.
II.
I.illlo.
:lr.
II.
h.
Tremayne
has
bepn
appninlpil
as
Hip
reprosonlalivo
of
I
do
Medical
Association
on
t
he
board
and
Mrs.
II.
0.
Parsons
has
been
appointed
hy
(m
Ladies
Auxiliary.
Holh
those
diroetnr
took
Mmir
seals
for
the
firs!
Ii.mp.
I
hi
yi-ar
and
were
duly
welcomed
at
the
regular
month
ly
mooting
of
the
board
lasl
night.
Ten
Years
Ago
.
In
Prince
Rupert
February
21,
1915.
Church
parade
of
tho
08!
h
Heginmnt
Karl
'(irey's
Ilillos
look
place
Ibis
morning.
Proleslaul
nminbors
of
the
regiment
went
to
Mm
Church
of
England
where
they
wore
addressed
by
Canon
O.
A.
rtix
and
Mm
Calholic
inpni-bers
went
to
IIm
Homan
Catholic
Church
where
Father
Huno.
conducted
Mm
service.
There
were
very
large
general
congregations
al
both
churches.
C.
F,
.lennlng,
general
agenl
of
Mm
Ornnd
Trunk
Pacific
nail-
way,
who
is
a
visiior
here,
an-
wotMwuasuuuiiutmuntjtjuui!
prince
&eorge
TORONTO
In
Centre
of
Shopping
and
Business
District
250
ROOMS
100
with
Print
Bithi
BUHOPEAH
PLAH
MINNtlT
THOMPSON.
MAN'S.
DIR.
iKKjuouonm
MMtOOCKKKKHMNIttl
ftfis
Guaranteed
Sold
in
Prince
Flupert
by
DRMES
LIMITED
nounces
that
it
is
being
planned
lo
instiliilo
a
daily
through
train
service
from
Prince'
Honor!
F.asl
this
spring.
Tlie
.first
Prince
Rupert
over
seas
onntinizenl
n
command
'of
l.ieul.
Cof.
C.
W.
Peck
reached
Halifax
loday
on
its
vay
lo
The
Man
in
the
Mood
AYS:
F
you'd
a
million
dollars
You's
be
so
stuck
with
dough
VnuM
very
soon
forget
your
friends
i.i'Ki!
other
folks
I
know.
.lake..
';TI0SH
who
sliiv-
otlUlalo
Ji
Mil
city
are.
warned
that
Mm
same
is
not
vorth
Mm
scan'lal.
IHi'
dolh
the
busy
bolshevik
.Iniprovn
each
lurid
hour;
Willi
sophist
i
'ies
lie
makes
Vim
'sick,
.
-
In
see
eking"
after
power!
x.i'KACK
Hiver
negotiations:
are
still
making,
progress.
Lot's
be
thankful
for
even
small
mercies.
A
31
AX
is
old
when
young
poo-plo
worry
him.
A
woman
is
old
wljcn
she
shivers
if
slm
fools'
a
ilrnuslit.
'
"
.
1
':
AvitA'l'
didf,'
iV
i'riril
a
Vnaii
if
he
gain
the
whoie
world
and
lose
his
roll?
lie
should
drink
liltle
less.
20
PER
CENT
MORE
FOR
YOUR
FURS
A
fur
ieaer
being
dissatisfied
(h
Ihe
price
offered
for
lis
prime
furs
in
Mm
south
had
the
shipment
returned
and
received
twenty
per
cent
more
from
me
inn
he
was
offered
elsewhere.
Ilemeniber
wn
are
slill
short
3,5
li!
Mink
Skins.
Oe
my
rpw-
alfons
before
disposing
nf
yoiir
slock.
f
fur
market
prices
drop
(I
docs
not
affecl'
my
customers.
guarantee
p
pay
tnevailing
prices
until
orijep
is
filled.
must
have
Mm
pells.
Trappers
$25.00
ionus
paid
for
Hie
best
stretched
skin.
WILLIAM
COLpHLOOM,
Tim
Old
Unliable,
Fur
Man.
,
I
he;
fr.W.y.A.
slajrefl
.one.
'
r,f
lh?
iiesl
g.
Valeniine.'s
dances
neifi
riere
in
yei(vs.
The
music
w.i
excellent
artd
arj
'Mrjiisum
mimnrr
oi
gnna
eosninmsgyrt
sie.s,
piprrols,
plexites,
(adieu
rrnm
turcm$
and
Spanish
ladias:
The
prizes
were
awarded
as
fol.
lows;
ladles
most
original,
Mrs
1
'"
.
lained
H.
I).
Hridgo
nub
enler-Miis
week
at
1
In
(ionic
of
Mrs.
Frosl.
j
Dan
(.lacimr
was
jlemo
o
atloiul
the
lino's
dance.
family
on
February
Ifi.
up
from
SI.
Valen-
The
W.A.
met
Ibis
week
al
Hi
ionm
of
Mrs.
Nash;
Mrs.
J.
loues
being
hostess.
The
Oddfellows,
Mm
Xalive
ons,
Mm
lleliekalis
apd
Iho
O.w.
V.A.
unileiLin
-iresenling
a
purse
to
Harry
(frpeliuan
who
Is
loav-
ng
.suirlly.
,
The
anmui
eslry
mooting
was
hold
lasl
w'oek
and
il.
proved
a
very
nlhus.iatie
session.
The
church
wardens:
A.
C.
,
Fowler
and
F.
C.
Hishop
wore
roeleo(oi.
Wui.'
Allw"od
xvas
elected
veslry
clerk;.
The
sidesmen
for
Mm
year'
are
Men.
Dover,
Win.
All-ftood,
.1.
Xiirringlon,
It.
Cory
and
It.
Kenwood.
Tho
reporls
from
Mm
various
church
organizations
were
very
encouraging.
nes
of
ihaiiKs
were
passed
lo
Mm
'o-
limn'.s
Auxiliary
anil
lo
Iho
or-
iliist,
(rs.
Xash.
SMITHERS
The
proipised
reception
and
afternoon
tea
to
bo
given
by
the
S.y,',A.
in
Mmir
club
rooms
was
hold
on
Wednesday
ami
was
(Mended
hy
siiine
fifty
ladies
of
he.
lown
,'ind
dislricl.
The
nf-.lit
was
niilcli
enjoyed
by
Hie
senllcr
sex,
who
were,
greatly
Mirprisoil
lo
find
how
comfortable
and
well
arranged
Iho
Association
ipiarlers
were
and
piaiiy
compliments
were
lender-
d
Ihe
otlieers
In
attendance.
...
Wiggs
,'
p;X'oili'
Ihe,
Huiilhers
Fold
dfieliij
vs'('s,'
,1'bA
reei'pie'nl
of
.urvvsO'f
it
(i!i
'
iVaneouver;
,
mini
her
sou
was
added
to
his
One
of
Mmir
periodical
card
drives
was
held
by
the
llebokahs
III
Ihe
lodge
rooms
in
Woilnes
day
niglil.
The
winners
at
bridge
wore
Mrs.
Clavering
and
Mr
ttonimtt
and
at
whist
Mrs.
!iini
ami
.Mr.
.1.
it.
.Mclnlyre.
As
us
ual
Mm
cards
were
followed
by
daiufy
supper.
A
Mm
rerpmsf
nf
IIm
lady
superinlendenf,
the
hospital
board
deciileil
lasl
night
lo
pur
chase
Iwo
new
round
I
aides
for
Ihe
nurses'
dining
room
renlac
Ing
Ihe
present
long
lables
which
are
nol
suitable
and
have
become
Milapiilaleii,
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Sunday,
february
22
High
:Y2
a.m.
10.7
12:57
p.m.
21.7
Low
7:0
1
a.m.
5.2
to5
,in.
o.o
Monday,
February
23
ft
Ilrgh"
.
:..
j
tiff
il.m.
"().:,
ft
13:15
p.m.
22,n
Low
7.:!2
a.m.
I..T
20:
Id
p.m.
0,!i
Tuesday,
Febuary
24
High
2
:2rt
a.m.
21.2
H;32
p.m.
21.0
Low
-
:30
a.m.
3.0
20:50
p.m.
1.5
.
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DAUGHTERS
AND
SONS
OF
ENGLAND
SOCIAL
Enjoyable
Affair
Was
Held
Last
Night
In
Boston
Hall
With
j
Good
Crowd
in
At
enjoyable
whisl
drive
and
tocial
was
held
last
night
by
Iho
Sons
and
hatighlprs
nf
England
in
Mm
Million
Hall.
Winners
at
cards
were:
Ladies'
firs!,
Mrs.
Son!
I:
ladies'
ecoiid,
Mrs.
Tuck;
men's
firs
I,
ipnrge
I.oek;
nici)
s
second,
.Mr.
inodsal.
Afler
cards,
refreshments
were
served
and,
Mrs.
I),
fillon
accompanying,
solos
worn
rendered
by
Mrs.
J.
Field
and
Mrs.
Ninon
A.
Swanson.
Then
(here
was
a
short
daneo,
Mrs.
Willnn
presiding
at
the
piano.
Tim
commillpe
consisted
of
Mrs.
S.
v.
("ox
f
convener!,
Mrs.
U.
Willon,
Mrs.
S.
A.
Swanson,
Mrs.
Smeelon.
W.
O.
Hughes,
It.
Yates
and
Mr.
fioodsal.
fall..
JKT$
LIKE
.
Xash
Xash
.ts
.ts
a
a
ci
1
w
cross
word
puxzlo;
besl
cosIiiiup,
Mrs.
Kggleshaw,
in
.?n
parly
Victorian
drpss:
c-omic,
Mrs.
W'.'ureii
as
night.
Afen's
prize,
Nort-
Hall.
Mall
Allard
made
the
trip
in
'rom
Kaltim
Lake
early
n
the
week
and
reports
Iho
road
not
aad
for
snow
shoeing.
Mr.
Mold
who
left
for
Iho
lake
with
liisl
ream
round'
il
very
hard
breaking
(rail
and
look
almost'
five,
days
for
Mm
(rip.
tural
Mean
Marsh
spent
a
soupli!
of
days
at
1'sk
Jhis
week.
Wanted
For
Sale
ForJRent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
WAWTBB
WANT
lo
hear
from
owner
huv-farm
for
sale;
give
parlieulars
and
lowest
price.
John
.1.
Itlaek,
Cliijipewa
Falls,
rrm
PLAIN'
lllack
2:t7.
SKWIN'fl,
phono
Prices
reasonable.
POSITION
WANTED
MAX
AXD
WIl'F.
to
cook
in
camp
or
run
boarding
house
for
summer.
F.xporienced.
P.O.
Ilnx
ltin.1.
Prince
Hupert.
H.C.
If.
MALE
HELP
WANTED
$.100.00
a
month
to
distribute
.'
everyday
household
necessity
in
rural
and
small
town
districts.
Xo
money
needed.
Million
dollar
firm
behind
it.
Write
for
particulars
and
slate
territory
desired.
II.
L.
JOll.X-
SOX.
571)
.Mpliermott
.venue.
Winnipeg.
FOR
SALE
FOIt
SALK
-
-Chicks,
30i;
each
(nol
less
Mian
dozen
lots).
Order
now
for
famous
Columbia
Poultry
Ilani'h,
ISomutioii,
Provincial
championship
egg
laying
strain.
Order
through
local
agenl,
John
Pindor-Moss,
P.O.
llov
027,
Prince
lluperl.
H.C.
Special
allenlioi
to
oul-
oi-iown
onmrs.
i:
OH
SALK.
Davenport,
healer,
etc.
lied,
dining
table,
linoleum,
lables.
Phone
(led
700.
15
TO
RENT
HOOM
TO
HF.XT
in
ci.iiiforlablo
home.
Ilrcakfasl.
if
desired.
Apply
3:in
Fourth
Avenue
Fast.
If
OH
UFNT.
Singer
Sewing
Machines.
Plmnn
Illuo
38!).
tf
BOARD
JOAHD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
FOUND
OUXD.
Hunch
of
keys
on
steel
ring
on
Fourth
Ave.
Wesl.
Owner
can
have
aajne
by
iden-
FhUXnliiini'lrof
keys
on
rltW
ineluding
one
C.N.
II.
switch
key.
Apply
Daily
News
ollice.
FOUND,
Pair
of
child's
brown
woollen
mills.
Apply
Daily
Xpws
ollice.
WAR
MEMORIAL
CROSS
TO
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
Later
Will
be
Transferred
Armory
When
Such
Is
Erected
Here
to
M
was
decided
by
Mm
commil-
lee
consisting
of
representatives
from
Ihe
city
council.
(
treat
Win
Veterans'
Association,
and
Xorlh
H.C.
Ileglment
which
met
lasl
night
in
Iho
City
Hall,
Aid.
Hrown
presiding,
lo
make
arrangements
for
Mm
permanent
disposition
of
Iho
war
memorial
cross
received
from
France,
thai
it
should
ho
deposited
in
Ihe
Antrlio.in
PlmrA
in
MI
such
time
as
an
armory
Is
iniill
in
the
city
when
It
will
be
transferred
to
that
eslnbfish
umnt.
Tho
nalure
of
Mm
cross
is
such
lhat
il
will
not
stand
out
side
weather.
I
hose
allending
Ibn
rneellng
lasl
niKhl
wore
Aid.
Hrown
and
Aid.
Mi'hechnle,
ropresenllng
ine
e
ty
council:
Fred
Pvln
nnri
n
L.
Ynungrnan
of
Mm
Orpat.
War
eorans'
(Association;
Capt.
ft
W.
Cameron
nf
Mm
Ilegimenl
and
Archdeacon
G,
A.
Itlt.
HOOFING
"KI.ICKOpD''
Coaling.
The
besl
coating
for
shingle,
iron
ur
paper
roofs.
II
preserves
the
roof
and
slops
the
leaks.
Also
roinenl
waterproofing.
Cheapest
ami
best.
Ksliuiales
given.
P.O.
Itox
III.
Phone
10.
RADIO!
RADIO!
A
II
K
you
interested
in.Hadio
sets
or
pans:
i
ran
save
you
money.
2
lube
sols
complete
with
aerial,
plumes
and
batteries,
installed,
$55.
Phone
Hod
707.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
George,
Paul
or
(lust
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
NiM
Stand:
.tOSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Across
from
7,mrrs
Hotel
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl-ure
Storp.
We
Uuy,
Sell
and
Exchange
New
and
Secondhand
Ooods.
QkO.
PAPAOUPULIS.
839
Third
Ave.
Pboie
4ft.
AUCTIONEERS
IT
will
pay
you
to
consult
Us
when
you
deslro
lo
sell
or
purchase
furniture,
or
any
arllcle.
PIHNCK
ItUPKnT
EX-CIlANOH,
Auctioneers.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6103.
Senlwl
Ti-ndem
will
m
rirflvfil
by
lh
PUlrirl
FiifPHfr
imt
Imrr
llian
nnoii
on
I
hp
I3lli
it.iy
i.r
M.inh,
185,
Tor
Ihf
purrliaH
or
I.lrrnrn
XSI03,
Lot
I
i'A,
C!tl
lnrr
of
Msfit
lAlrt,
oilmen
r.riiir-li.llc
Maiicli
liuirlrt,
In
cut
59(1,770
lmanl
reft
if
prili'i.
ChUt.
111(1
llflll-link
SawhigS.
inio
(l
i
your
will
hi-
illownl
for
removal
nf
innlipr.
riirthrr
particular
ir
tlw
Ciller
rnrcii-Irr.
Vlrtnri.1.
or
Hip
Mmrlrt
Former,
I'rliKO
lliipert.
H.C
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
P'irchi
L.ana.
In
Skeena
Lanil
Iinirlhl,
I'rlnrn,
riuiHTt
ui
uiim
iiiri
i,
sun
Biiuaiir
un
IiIiiiiiI
lii
skrpna
luver
Ininieillately
win
ID
or
Salvua
Inland.
TAKE
NOTICK
that
Uonirla
S,
Clarke
of
Unrmiby.
H.C..,
occupation
Salrcinan,
llllemK
to
ami
IV
Mr
nci
inllnn
1.1
mif.
ihuse
Urn
follnwlnir
'rrlbi-il
land:
i.iiiiniii'iinuir
it
a
mm
pianled
on
the
ftMerlv
end
of
the
ll.iinl
ivinr
imm...
illalely
ooiitli
of
salvuo
Islaml.
nail)
iak
ui-iriK
pianirii
at
tlm
eati-em
rat
end
or
ald
l.iland,
and
rontalnlnr
all
or
said
IMand.
Tlii
Ktake
11
nlanted
lull
vardi
rtlrerily
Kiiitli
or
Snlviu
StaUnn
and
con-
ijiih
inn
name
or
liuunlaii
s.
Clarke,
and
ulaki'd
hy
airent
Tlionui
MUM,
ami
con-talnlntr
son
aerea,
more
or
lem.
nonius
s.
ci.AnKE,
I'lT
Aent
THOMAS
MILLS.
Dated
January
IJlh.
I0JJ.
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
or
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purchaaa
Land
In
Skeena
Ijind
rimrlrt',
or
Prince
llllliept
llAr,p.1lni
THjtnlnt
....
........
........
.......u,,,n
.'.--.iimi,
aim
piiuuir
appriulniaiely
one
and
mm
hair
miles
Wel
...
...u
,iiqi
mi
nnmi
jaihiiu.
heriiu
IllVer.
Take
Nollre
that
Ilndftir
Laranon.
or
1413
('arlfln
41
lt.ii.t,nl.
'
-
-
,.,
,,
jt
...
.
i'l,
null
l.oirer,
Iniendn
to
apply
rnr
terml.lnn
imiii
nu7,T
mi-
iiiiiuwiiiK
iieirrioeu
lamia:
Ciiiiiiiieni-lnir
at
a
pih
planted
at
Hie
iniiihweM
corner
of
Lot
4HH3,
Snlviu
Island;
thenee
RuiitlrAiftcrlv,
annnul.
mutely
soil
yarili:
them-e
northerly
approximately
SIM)
yards:
thence
iinMliueni.
erly
anprojlinalcly
800
yards;
thence
Kiiiu
iii'riv
mill
vnr.id
f.,.i,.,
..r
.An.i-...i..
comprli-lnif
all
thai
portion
of
Salvua
Islam
B,r'
seii.i
ami
roniaininir
sou
alien,
niurp
or
ies.
THOMAS
MILLS
A
rent
for
ni'iioL"
LAnsso.y
LAND
ACT
Notlc
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaa
Land
...
i
ii.i.o
,i,iirri
uaiiii
nmrin.
un-corrllnir
liuirlet
it
n.innu
n..nA.
...
...
m'and
"n
r,,,"ri",rl
torn.
I'rlncp'ai
noyal
Take
Nfitlce
that
Someryllle
Cannery
r
"'"'
'
.r
permission
in
lease
the
rollowln
ilerrll)erf
.nnds:
Commenclnir
at
the
head
of
Itarnnrrt
Cove.
Princess
Ruial
Island:
thence
east
rive
B)
chain;
west
ten
(101
chains,
more
or
lesn.
to
low
water
mark;
thence
south
niona-
ow
water
mark
to
point
or
commenronient,
and
contalnlnir
nrieen
(15)
acres,
more
or
soMEnvur.F
r.ANNrnr
COMPANY
LIMITED
Name
or
Applicant.
Dated
Dece1ber7t,i,,r.,0n
Agent'
For
tha
East
i
i
it
.
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anil
Found,4t
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m
h:.;
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urdays,
closes
ai
ipm:
From
the
East
.Monday.
W
.izr-.'.m
,
Fridays,
due
in
i
To
Vancouver-Tuesdays
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closes
It
1:15
M
Snllieiln
va
ii
Fridays,
8:
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C.P.Il.
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crom
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and
Premier
Wednesdays
;
t
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J
Sundays
f
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Saw
and
Premier
Tneirtavs
Fridays
i
To
Port
Simpson
and
Naasl
Points
lniirsuayn
River
Points
Saturdays
to
Alaska
Points
Fehruary
23
From
Alaska
Points-February
13
and
7
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February
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11
and
28,
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r..am
A
Allln
Avm.
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1l
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&
Eighth
SI
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Fulton
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sth
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Gov,
WdK9
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Uov.
Whar
ti.T.P.
Wharf
2nd
Ave.
&
2nd
SI
on
inu
r.asi
cn
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and
n.
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lit
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jn
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;
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8th
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MINERAL
ACT.
HAWK
MINERAL
plnil
Sllnale
in
the
ski
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v
neated.
South
of
Y
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:
kalum
Lake,
and
aIJ
inlir'"
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L..
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ft
I
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Miners'
i:erni'-
"
,
Wilson
a7ooic.
iPm
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rtnlfrii
that
we
wT"1
r.ti
Xa.
7(ilor
and
I'av.J
w,
rf
r
No.
(l70nuT.
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at
mKU
i'
days
rrmn
the
date
hereAW
'
Minlnir
necorder
for
;
,w
provenients
ror
the
Prr-
,w,
a
Clown
Orant
or
Ihe
v
t
rm
tliermnre
take
not.
-f
m
w
?er.
85
or
the
Mineral
J
I
,.rn
t
menced
Serore
the
U
M"-ricate
or
Improveniemf
19
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osnn
Yr
HIOSKUIIW
ia
TAKE
NOTICE
thai
'
11
,
..ruinli
Jj
lied,
nr
Vancouver,
nilt
-n
a
W
.enlis
J
end
Par-er
lan..racn.rcr
for
a
lease
or
the
I'f.J.
lands.
In
Coast
Ii.-irn
f"
K
Province
or
Hrltlsh
'
.
'
,'''mV
'"J
water
lot
on
the
w-
;
"fa
llil"1"
let,
morn
particularly
Cnmnif
nclnir
at
I',
Vli,.n
f
Si
tide
Hue
on
the
wesl
Wj
"
w
)
Inlet
illsiaul
snnlherly
,
lot
from
the
anhtheasl
c
,iwin-
Ji
Const
ruslrlrt,
IliiiiKe
,
rr.
.
43deir.K..
a
distance
,
rf
v,
loss,
to
Ihe
souineasi
.
,,f..
lot
lln;
llicnce
n',ffl
,),
i'l'1'
1
,
f
Ihe
.mill
bonndary
Ai
a
distance
or
,"
iMn"'",,!
corner
or
said
lo
','
her"
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Ihe
hlh
tide
line
f
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r"Jd
rnmnipnrt
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vu