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75.
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To
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and
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Fish
and
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Phone
178.
New
Fall
Coats
DRESSES
and
MILLINERY
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Fall
Millinery
COATS
and
DRESSES
Bent's
Third
Ave.
Phono
651
LINDSAY'S
Cariage
and
Storage
Phona
(i.
''"tane.
Warehousing,
and
WitrlbuUtiic,
Team
or
Motor
Sorvlce.
fioal,
Band
and
Oravel
w
Speclallia
In
Pl.no
and
Furniture
Hovlnfl.
Sfffeme
and
Ian
ftW
acres,
more
Districts-Including
Gold
Pan
Creek
Reported
Upon:
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ri
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rfhe
In
V'"1
U,WT
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comprise
all
lie
i.
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portion
of
,e
i.vjllc,
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division
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WraiigelJ,
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U.e
river
iM.
Alaskan
territorv.
ii
l'irjl
jlivuMou
.
i.kewi-o
the
drainage
area
of
the
Liard
I
and
therefor.-
tver
on
Ih
Wljc
uln,
ie
jv,.r
flmvs
injo
the
MaoKeime
Itivcr
al
Kurt
Simpson.
i
iirr
imisi.ins
rae
tin
LAND
ACT.
MHIKNK
II
D.ttd
tlrd
19,,
greal-
-
scl
uiieiplured
area
in
I
lie
Procure
ami
will
o
remain
until
.imlroplane
are.
utilized
fur
ex-I'liMalnry
work.
The
Iniitirner-aiili'
lake
ami
waterways
liotild
intake
very
favorable
mules
ami
lauding
fur
hydroplane-work.
far
Hie
easieel
means
of
gi-Hing
into
the
country
i
by!
w
ay
of
I
be
Stikin
river
and
eiet
ii..iii
.Mint.
Th
main
route
i
In.
m
YVrangrll
tin
the
n
is
a
very
promising
prospecting
region.
Transportation
is
tint
nearly
a
badly
handicapped
;i
other
sections,
for
the
Clearwater
is
navigable
for
several
jmile
for
light
boats.
Several
men
wintered
in
the
Clearwater
i'
vinir.
Oease
Lake
:k,
at
fit
hea
of
naviiiMnM,,H-r:!H?,n?al
fT.?
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.
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n
lain
In
I
(40
u.ill.
it,.
I
lie
mer-boai
a
In
hi
I
The
IHekinMm
Mlnlnjt
Co
normally
start!
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May
15.
From
Telegraph
'
'
.,
,u
rraDi.
ree.
Oeek
In
leae
laU
is
72
miles':"
numiiir
m
''"
m
of
,,ia',e
..ver
a
road
finished
lust
ye.r
bv
!"0J'lI
the
Mines
OefMrtmenl,
so
tkat
'T7
w,w,,,iU'
'"I"
Ia"
a
'K,rt-molor
lreU
oan
mak
the
trip
Ihromrii
to
the
lake,
in
a
day.
i"
firk
Mining
Co.,
I
be
old
pack
trail
time
was
-u
"''
inoorrKrae.l
in
the
days
in.
load.
I,
and
Tour
.lava
s,1"'
f
Wanjitaylon
and
rrtrisl-out
lia-hl.
''r'''1
,n
'"tofcT,
1823,
as
an
ei-
From
Ike.
band
of
(tease
lake
irH
provnwrial
coininy
in
llrit-Ihere
is
a
waterway
to
the
Ar.
-lie
",'
('unibia.
with
its
head
offiee
ocean
via
Iease
lake.
Ieae
1,1
I'draph
Creek.
Its
holdinfs
river.
I.isrrf
rivar
anrf
Uarkntii.
'niMsl
of
-i'fn
eaPS
at
the
rier.
Hie
ubole
eounlry
is
a
UrH,i
ut
'?ra"
cwk-
on
w,,teu
"
limine
pasture.
Prospecting
and
ai"Ml
l'lrautic
equip
development
are
slowly
im-reas-
nM,n-
inn
with
the
improvement
in
H"
Ieae
Symlkmle.
This
lranHrlalMa
and
there
i
a
"judieate
hobls
Ihirteen
lraxes
field
for
thoysamls
f
propeet-
n
IliUml
rrer.
vliih
empties
or.
into
(he
fmd
of
Iae
lake
from
The
takingr
out
of
gold
on
"x
'
Tb
ground
was
Pan
rreek.
a
small
Inbu-
ad
a
couple
of
years
ago
by
lary
of
Vjtsl
river,
Ihoufch
not
ierKe
Adam,
of
Atlin,
unpro-
a
new
discovery,
may
be
an
in-
fit
ably
because
of
the
lack
of
cent
Ke
for
proctor
to
esplore;
water,
but
successfully
in
de-l
the
re.l
of
Hie
eountry.
monstrating
the
values
and
ex-
Stlklne
Rler
!,nl
.lf
Py-ravH
and
the
proper
On
the
Clearwater
river,
a
"yln
'h
handling
the
tributary
of
the
fttikinr
rrvr
WM"1
undertaking,
.iiiplyins
into
M
ahoul
70
muVsj
The
present
equipment
on
the
aboe
the
btiUfldary
line,
con-'ground
is
adequate
for
the
avail-
siderable
interel
has
been
shown!
able
water,
but
be
whole
plant
m
placer
ininlnp;
sMne
prospect-1
is
nut
big
enough
lo
haudle
the
lii'K
lias
ikeen
.lone
anil
goltl
C-
excessive
overwunien
.
.vmie
h
ii
out
in
sluminc
Also
sum
lode'waler
can
tte
obtaiiml
aloul
4
nspecUng
was
done
and
some'miles
up
Thibet
creek
from
the
ji.roiiiMiiiK
looking
qaarU
was
;
lower
end
of
the
leases,
where
it
i.roushl
.ml.
As
this
area
lies
is
proposed
lo
start
operations.
right
alone
the
eas-crn
contact
'It
is
eslimaleil
thai
a
30-inch
of
the
Coast
Range
granites
pipe
line
would
meet
all
the
re-
jqufremenls,
which
with
neces-
netks
or
iBUsiiss
u
pir
to
imh
LM4jeauipmenl
would
cost
about
JtJrX?'
I
M.ooo
in
jd.ee.
ZirJMi
MrDan.e
creesk,
which
flows
umuik
1-uo.i.
d
irw
esM
from
(,
"
)a
rver
alsiul
15
miles
.
UUlHl
I'l.lBI.
SlUhm
UlSllS
....
Talk
Mai(
t
Uut
untto
Bnub
Col
down
from
the
foot
of
r
I.
Icac
II
lake
SflSoamrVT.
SS5i
tire
progress
has
been
made
irnai
te
ijNi
iturs
t
u
roth.-jnj
season
than
for
many
years.
'"'..aumwiaf
ii
iinil
t
i
The
Pendleton
(iold
Mininsr
Co.
walSs
HUM'S
sJSITCrtnTeS:'a
Slate
of
Wasliinglun
company
XrWJ'VXt.
''Arl'l
iB
"--
Columbia
in
ihmr
MMiibNierljr
!
birfe
.r-brurv,
IK20,
with
head
office
KIk
"LFJsJ"h?Ki
Victoria.
Last
year,
under
the
j
aii6crtrt
rtgins.
mhu
i
i
Jr.,".1!2,"
efficieni
"
supervision
of
H.
A.
lr
msrk;
t&rorr
jirllirlrlT
sloor
.
.
kiK-
Ulrr
ilrr
.Mr
.Mtt
rurw-Mtm
rofljr-WSBI
nsnorra
nynorra
irru
irru
IVUCIII.
ivueill,
Ol
Ol
rraiiip.
rranip,
raiuii
raiuii
a
a
iiirt
luiire
S
Ms
irTrocaJ,
"
"
'
Mrl)am
7s
re.
mn
r
im.
lereek
to
the
company's
lease
Xo.
ml
runliininr
uniiimnr
iMiiii.llHITIslI
rotl
MSIV
PAC.klXO
i.o.
I.TD
Aplical
fsr
Wsller
E.
WslVer.
Afot
liitMl
July
lll.
iti
LAND
ACT.
Nstlts
f
lnttlo
to
Aplf
to
Psrchsi
Lsntl.
in
out
I
iimI
n,,iirMlrtl
of
rrtnee
L......I
iml
kitytte
al
Smi
anon
n
nV
u..n
Itilrt
(If
Isamd
ii.i
TkK
oTli:E
thai
OiiswMlllrrd.
Urn
ilrd
f
Vinn.iivir
B.C.
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Ml-m-.n
isiitsr..
inuislt
in
spty
"
l"-lni..iim
in
isirriw
lh
totlowhir
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it
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pltnltxd
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rtwm:
thsgre
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south
I
rlill:
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ei
n
chiln.
fiK
or
I,
li
heart)
lliriim
ruismins
Bnwnm
ui
l!r,.
li'
..
ix.inl
of
ninwviin.
ih1
..ni.in
nt
irrrs
luurs
or
IMS.
Applirinl
rr
Win.
O.
MllrlwU.
a
rent.
1AN0
ACT.
Nitlc
of
Initspos
to
Applf
U
Psrthsit
Lsnd.
nwnimr
nislrttt
or
Prince
..
ii
lund
l!Xh'r"
mm
Ermiiiuw
ixui
V5"
...
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ntiaUlll.
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Hri'iinallon
lint)fr-
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neir
r..r
rrtiiiwn
I.1.IIIIIIMI.
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inr
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il
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I
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Pe
pumtHi
ai
up
j
,
n
rbuf
nt
rrly;
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Inriir?
to
f"
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10
rre.
at
rfin
rlisln-
-
-
iminriirriiit'M.
t....,t
siim
t'JL
JUL
P.
IUEU
Aprrnt
LAND
ACT.
"pp'
L"
L"d
N,(lct
of
Intfntloa
.
.
n..n...i
i
mil
Hwwrilln
tltrlc
In
Prim
n
iprr
J
",.
a,
Yri
TuiM
i
r
.erupsilnn
rsnis-ryiiisn.
fl9,
al
Chinn
bar,
about
II
miles
Hp
tlie
creek.
Forly-fie
tons
of
machinery
was
then
taken
in
and
erected,
but
unfortunately
loo
late
for
operations
last
fall.
Gold
Pan
Creek
qold
Pan"
Creek
is
a
mall
creek
flowing
inlulJU)iI&al
river
from
the
east,
about
four
miles
from
the
head
of
the
river.
Last
fall,
two
prospectors,
firady
and
Font,
arrived
in
Telegraph
Creek
with
2Vt
oi.
of
fairly
coarse
gold
wlilcM
they
staled
was
found
on
rim-ruck
at
the
mouth
of
iold
Pan
Creek.
They
recorded
discovery
but
were
not
particularly
excited
about
tlitt
find,
admitting
thai
hed-rock
hail
not
been
reached
at
uuy
puce,
hut
considered
it
well
worlh
further
investigation
(his
season.
(old
bus
without
doubt
been
found;
there
is
a
big
country
similar
to
the
area
already
slak-
cl.-and
therefore
there
are
the
probabilities
of
other
finds.
The
most
feasible
roule
into
the
country
is
by
way
of
Wran
gell;
thence
by
river
boat
lo
Telegraph
Creek;
I
hence
by
pack
I
rain
or
motor
truck
lo
tho
head
of
Dense
Lake,
72
miles.
From
there
it
is
uboul
25
inilos
east
from
the
head
of
tho
lake
and
north
lo
Sod
Pan
creek.
The
trail
from
I
he
head
of
the
lake
Is
through
mostly
a
jack
-pine
country
and
horses
can
he
lakon
unywhorc.
The
river
bonis,
of
(ho
liar-
PRESENTATION
MADE
MR.
AND
MRS.
JENNER
Q
roup
of
Friends
Surprised
Them
L.lat
NInht
at
Their
Flat
In
the
Besner
Apartments
Last
evening
a
f'w
of
the
friends
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kd.
Jen-ner,
who
wpre
recent
ly
married;
at
Olds,
AUxTla,
surprised
ttiem
at
their
flat
jn
the
Hesner
Apart-,
ments
and
p
resell
I
e'd
them
with
a
fine
cut
plans
eentre
vase
and
a
li.)U.iiet
of
flowers.
An
enjoy-,
able
evening
was
sp'-nt
and
refreshments
were
sejrwd
liy
Mrs.
Jenner,
the
feature
being
the
wedding
cake,
two
seciiona
of
which
were
still
inlait.
A
number
of
the
single
members
of
the
larty
carried
away
small
portions
on
wiiir
they
last
pjghl
dreamed.
Tio
presentation
vva-
made
by
Miss
Huth
Stewart
a'xl
she
also
i
presented
the
young
couple
with
wa.a
scroll
.on
which
th'1
nam.'s
of
the
donors
were
inscribed.
REBEKAH
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
Enjoyable
Affair
Was
Put
on
Last
Evening
by
Ladles'
Lodge
In
Boston
Hall
An
enjoyable
whist
'Irive
and
dance
was
itiven
in
tin-
Boston
Hall
las)
evening
by
tin-
Ilcbekah
Iodge.
There
were
2?
tables
of
cards.
First
prires
wre
carried
off
by
Mrs.
A.
C.
Paton
and
Mrs.
11.
J
Smith,
second
awards
going
to
Mrs.
..
C.
Nickerson
and
A
lUrtlett.
After
cards,
refreshments
were
served
and
dancing
as
enjoyed
Ui
the
strains
of
mnic
furnished
by
Arthur's
Orchestra.
A.
H.
Phil
lips
was
master
of
ceremonies.
P.
Sdem
presided
al
the
door
and
the
committee,
m
charxe
consisted
of
Mrs.
J.
I..
Mcintosh.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Inine
and
J
V.
PLANS
STARTED
FOR
HOSPITAL
CONVENTION
Secretary
of
Local
Board
Instructed
to
Ascertain
What
Witt
be
Required
For
Meeting
In
City
The
local
hospital
board
de
rided
last
-night
to
take
preliminary
steps
in
connection
with
the
holding
in
Prince
Hupert
ex!
year
of
tlie
comeiition
of
the
I
t.C.
Hospitals
Association.
The
secretary
was
instructed
lo
gel
in
touch
with
tho
secretary
of
the
association
so-
that
ill
could
be
ascertained
what
would
be
required
in
the
way
of
enter
tainment
and-
accommodation.
etc.
President
Campbell
expres
sed
gratification
at
the
decision
"LET
GEORGE
DO
IT"
OFFICIALLY
BURIED
Florida
Town
Has
Ceremony
Which
Might
Well
be
Copied,
Says
B.C.
Newspaper
(,v,,uon
xCW9)
LOCAL
LADY
MARRIED
KETCHIKAN
OFFICIAL
iL.i
viMAfiil
vi
l
lVilflii
ths
this
Are
You
Strictly
Up-to-Date?
EVERY
day
new
inventions
appear
to
save
you
time,
money
and
effort.
All
the
time
new
comforts,
new
conveniences
and
new
pleasures
are
being
thought
out
for
your
individual
benefit.
Do
you
know
about
them?
Are
you
up
to
the
minute
on
this
vital
news?
The
advertisements
bring
you
information
of
all
this
progress.
Read
them
and
you
will
know
about
the
very
things
that
concern
ybu
most
things
that
have
a
very
direct
influence
on
your
life
and
that
of
your
family.
,
The
advertisements
tell
you
where
to
gel
these
things,
how
to
get
them
and
how
much
to
pay.
For
advertising
is
a
daily
directory
to
wise
buying.
Don't
rob
yourself
of
the
benefits
that
come
from
regular
and
systematic
reading
of
the
advertising
columns.
Advertising
is
altogether
loo'
important
to
be
missed.
Read
it
every
day:
Avi;.
West,
and
daughter
of'
Florence
Doherty
of
Ardmoneil.
Conntv
Kerrv.
Ireland,
lo
Josenhl
lo
hold
the
convention
here,
also,
iIerron
of
U(,
tnited
Stales!
at
the
appointment
of
II.
.,,.U)itoms
department.
Ketchikan!
Itirch
as
second
vice-president
i
t
Uf.y
arP
now
,,N
int
in
Ketrhikan
.1
and
Miss
Harrison
us
convenor,
of
the
committee
on
nursing.
HALIBUT
INDUSTRY
OUT
OF
KETCHI
Review
of
Business
at
Rotary
Luncheon
In
That
...
.
rz..
.
i
i
In
I'rlnc
Imprrt
Land
tilstrlrt.
Rrrnrdint
City
Dtftrlrt
ut
rrlntv
Hiirl,
and
ltuat
Reviewing
the
Pacific
coast
halibut
industry
from
its
begin-
Down
al
Daytona.
Fin.,
a
group
'ng
up
to
the
present
time.
'Roof
town
boosters
had
a
big
ceiv-
tarion
Alfred
Howe
gave
an
in-mony
on
the
beach
and
resolved
teresling
and
informative
talk
at
lienceforlh
to
devote
ifieir
every
tlie
noon
meeting
of
the
Ketchi-efforl
lo
promote
tho
welfare
of
kan
Rotary
club
at
the
Hlue
Fox
thpir
town
and
country.
They
de-
"ays
the
Chroaicle.
of
that
cily.
Mr.
Howe
said
lhat
-whereas
eided
never
to
neglecj
a
cfvic
re-
siionsihililv.
whether
that
of
vot-i'Iie
industry
at
first
used
small
ing,
making
Irue
tnir
returns,!l.ats
for
whiedi
$5,(100
was
con-supporting
the
best
mart
for
the'dcred
a
large
price,
largejr
and
mihlic
lob.
or
drivlnir
whole-
arger
ooais
are
uemg
mini
hearted
encouragement
to
tlje
"'
recently
as
high
as
$14,000
I"1''1
for
a
,,or'
hooner.
officials
who
are
elected.
ixv:
In
token
of
this
tiey
brought
lin,,rs
,,avp
0,'
ul
28'"
mil
nil
efflirv
nf
Hie
fnmtlinr
000
or
Illore.
Anglo-Saxon
alibi
of
"Let
George
-Mr-
,u,vv0
estimale.1
that
at
the
Do
It."
and
after
mauling
iho'pnwefll
time,
about
210
vessels
figure
nil
over
the
i.eneb.
buried
and
1.500
men
are
engaged
in
il
Jn
a
grave
mosi
wide
and
deep.""
,,aoifio
a,ibut
-ndualrj-
of
"I,el
Cenrge
Do
IIM
Is
as
well
w',io1'
a,,HUi
l0
'nei
"I'erate
known
in
Nelson
and
all
olher:out
r
KeteTilkan.
He
said
that
"""m
who
haVo
here
ofore
Koolenay
towns
as
on
Uie
Florida.
I,
enchos
.
imado
their
homes
in
Senltlc
are
If
ceremonies
could
he
orgnn-ln,ovinS
o
Kelchikan
in
to
hnrv
him
dceo.
In
cerv
numbers
and
that
many
more
k'nAimmv
in,.
i,mi.t
i.would
he
likely
to
come
here
if
u-ilh
the
nmverbinl
lmlrhel
ll.n
tttO
facilities
for
tiflllg
lip
boats
Kooleimy
at
large
would
materially
benefit.
for
the
winler
season
wcro
proved
SOLID
MAHOGANY
There
is
not
another
hoy
in
j.iwinir
iieiTin.n
--t
IinIr(,
ringioit
4
ranspertaiion
company
town
as
cl
,.Ch!.W.V.V
rrum
Xmiiei-lpinninR
trom
wKt,,,
l
'
lost"
il
'lhrBr"
nnr,h
,,"t!!'
Mr,
n
P'inl'-
Outfit
and.
The
wedding
look
place
on
M(lo
on:
how
ritains
.!
.w.h1
waTeVrkio
'"IM'lies
may
he
ol.lnined
al
September
0
nl
the
Presbyterian
"Well,
look
at
.r'r
Tmmiir
'.
rwuinipr
leirgrapn
I'.reek.
doing
away.
Manse.
Itrv
II
U
(Irani,
offielat
My
Charles
ma
It's
a
profitable
practise
iin-
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
NOTllX
IS
IIEHtUY
G1VE.N
thai
lb
rrM-rve
ctlsonr
nvrr
Uit
tiu,
Itansii
4
.AJtst
Dilrnt,
is
raurHird.
,
H.
rSADE-N,
Iicimtjr
MmOtrr
ot
LanJ
Ijndi
ttrparuurnt.
Victoria.
B.C.
ml
Sf.
gs.
LAND
ACT.
Recent
'
Notles
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Purchaa
I
Land.
?nainiLHi
oaj,
o.i...
JUiri,
II
C
Isl.lwl
TAKE
MM
ICE
that
-lames
Eleidint
?lraaitr.
of.
Simnysulp.
U.d.
nrrupailoii
caiiiwryinaa.
intMnl
apply
Tiir
prnnis-
sum
iu
i'uuMf
iue
iaiuiD(
nsrruxo
lands:
-
ComuM-nrlni
at
mui
nimtrd
14
chains
snulh
55(1fr.
west.
DKirr
nr
Ir.si
fruit
southwest
'corner
of
Lot
1I4S;
thence
south
3D
rhiini;
thrnrr
wmi
3d
rhami,
mirf
r
less,
tu
water's
cdre;
Iheurt
rollowtnt
nieaiHlerlns
uf
lai
h
tu
isunl
if
runiiiirnretnent,
nd
ronlalnlnt
4S
acre.
mure
or
less.
.
Ik.
riEI-DINQ
STn.VNO,
Applicant
Per
Win.
0.
Mitchell
iiaien
hut
Tin.
f
LAND
ACT.
Kfuiuir
awrruiwi
MH4is:
ArdL
Notlct
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Purchaa
Land.
In
the
Und
lleeir(llni-
Dutrlrt
or
Prince
Ituiieri.
and
ltuale
nn
lnr
Fill.
Creek
hlrh
flows
Into
tin-
Ecstall
Ittver
atsiut
It
miles
rrrnu
It"
mouth.
TAkt
.NOTICE
that
Prtm-e
HiliM-rl
Spruce
Mill.
Limited,
ol
Prince
Itupcrt.
wcuia-
thai
lumtier
manurarturer,
Intendu
to
apply
for
permission
tft
purshane
the
Tol
Cisiiiiienrlrur
at
a
loM
planteit
about
It
rhalns
norlhcrly
rritn
the
miuhrat
corner
or
IjiI
35.
Ilanire
rour;
thence
40
clialns
norlherlv;
Iheure
10
rhatns
easter
ly;
theiire
tt
rlialns
southerly:
thence
SO
chains
tseslrrly
to
lnt
or
couuuencc
nieni.
atid
con
tain
lur
l
(n
acres,
more
or
lets.
rruxoE
nuptnT
srm
:f;
mii.i.s.
MMITF.n.
Appllrant
Per
C
p.
Dated
uiiit
sin
1n
lllel.
Areiil
MINERAL
ACT.
Cirtlflcat
of.
Impronamtnta.
Spokane
Mineral
rjnlni,
situate
In
the
stent
for
Awa
A""
,
!
ever
n
liiv
rinf.,ml"
eer
as
my
unar-,
Certirictln
rertiricam
So.
Xo.
7074i
7074JC.
is
tliatT"
those
two
chairs.
with
Custom
regulations
al
the
hng,
or
Miss
Julia
Doherly.
niece
his
own
head,
and
he
has
enough
i
prVn.wii7"
i'"
Applicant
(boundary
line.
0f
Mrs,
Minnie
Sullivan
of
Ntnth.wood
left
to
make
an
armchai.-!"
"'
Allln
Mlnlnr
Division
or
casslar
Mstrtcl.
no
the
uesl
side
or
Plr
Horn
Ittver
lo
the
east
of
anil
adjninlut
Ihe
r.num
nrwrai
:iim.
TAKK
NOTICE
thai
I.
Fred
!
awsou,
itssoa.
Tree
Mlnr'
Intend'
.
lllv
rtivt
from
the
d.il
hereof.
t
apply
Pi
the
Mlnllie
Ile..'i1ce
for
I
rltfi-ite
'if
1m
ln.K
rni-nv
for
the
wirnnae
of
4itlnlnt
a
Crown
r.r
n
or
th
ilmve
Halm.
And
fnpllu.r
I.I.
n..llM
Ih.l
...llim
de
thepi
all
out
of
muirr
terliini
If.
must
I
cimiiienceil
le
.
-iir
hi
men
i-eriiiiram
m
iin-
tOtb
ilj
of
Aurutt,
A-0
Kindling!
i
When
you
are
buying
kindling
why
not
get
something
that
will
start
the
fire
in
a
hurry?
We
handle
only
the
best
there
is
"Bone
.Dry
Klin
Dried
Wood."
"Should
you
order
a
load
of
this
you
get
value.
Full
load
$6.00
or
nicely
tied
bundles,
5
for
$1.00.
Our-
Taxi
number
is
easy
to
remember,
"112",
and
"Service"
is
our
motto.
If
you
us
our
cars
today
you
will
use
litem
again.
50o
is
our
charge
day
or
night
"all
the
time."
Dray
work
of
all
kinds
attended
lo
promptly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
189,
112.
f
I
I
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
...
.c
$6.00
Half
load
$3.00
Largo
sucks
,
.
,
50o
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
.,
$6.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Ayenuo
Phone
S80
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.