J.
July
$3,
(913.
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"
-THE
DATtVT
hKvnj
PAOB
firm
Alice
Arm
and
Illiance
River
Properties
Dealt
With
in
the
u1
lit
Report
of
Minister
of
Mines
ills
ill
Hiy
George
Glolhier.
Hesident
Engineer)
me
Alien
Ann.
Action
(primer,
includes
the
nirv
inii.n.
v
v
babies
thrive
on
E
andapdooctorj.
iii.r.end
it
in
stub-v
.
,
n
feeding
cases.
It
is
he
natural
food
when
m
pther'smilkisnotavail-b'e
bec.U3G
it
is
pure
unfry
milk
with
sugar
Hed.
A!wavB
uniform.
dijes'ib!
nourishing,
f
r
i'r.i
Satrj
Books
write
O1
."7.f..
n:f..f
V
Ililn'oUVtV.
Bargains
at
40c.
600
Yards
FIGURED
VOILES,
BEADED
VOILLS,
RCTINES,
CIMGHAM3,
BROADCLOTHS
,r
v
u-ii'lv
.if
shade
All
"in'
!r
,
"T
ynril
40c.
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
BIG
REDUCTION
SALE
Runs
all
This
Week
at
Demers
House
of
Quality
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
EASTERN
CANADA,
UNITED
STATLS,
And
to
JASPER
NATIONAL
PARK.
inn
way
via
Vancouver
or
ili
-'
'l
rail
,i
directions.
I
'll
full
iufurniation
apply
R.
F.
McNAUGHTON,
District
Passenger
Agent,
Prince
Rupert.
B.O.
GENERAL
FURRIERS
B.C.
FUR
Co.
Third
Ave.
"ep.ilnng.
Ilemoiolllng
on
the
promises,
"lazing
and
Cleaning
$0.50
Phones
Day:
Groen
120
Night:
(Dlack
709
LINDSAYS
Cartage
and
storage
Phone
61.
(-aMBe,
Warehouslnn,
and
itrlhuttriap.
Teiim
or
Motor
Hotvl-e,
oai,
Band
and
Gravel
w
Speckllw
In
Piano
and
Furniture
KJovlnfl.
nary
to
Alice
Arm,
of
which
Lime
mid
It.
dy
creek
emidvin
"
0"'
,rn"
"P
Ulnc
CTek
Z,
nl
head
and
the
.ml
rail
i
up
m
Houndy
rreek
was
iitipmVe.I
(his
year
to
Permit
of
nick
mr,cs
goi.nr
IhronKh
to
the
Keystone
Jn?
An1
e
tei
ie
vcloptiient
would,
however,
iiecsih.i
fi,
Ln.i:....
.
.
L
......
.
.
IraiL.
Thoc
ureas
are
well
mineral
I
Z'M
Tu
7"",
prospcctnii?
nil
n.
vii
iw.n.;.,,r
i.
i
.....
.
.
'
-
'
0
mm.i.,1
oi
.much
promise,
ri,
icnv,.
t
...
...
,
.
....
mi.t
j
.i.ii
was
incorporated
in
Junuary.
11)23,
wiDi
a
capitalization
of
200.000
shares
at
l
a
share,
In
fake
over
the
Sunset
group'
o
seven
mineral
claims
staked
anil
owned
hy
O.
W.
.Morjey,
and
seven
other
mineral
olaiiu
from
O.
M.
(I
no-,
all
silualejl
on
Houndy
creek;
I
have
.always;
considered
Ihei
properly
inleresting
and
worthy-of
some
development
on
account
of
(lie
geological
features,
the
showings
lying
in
a
broad
hell
along
Hie
contact
of
the
argil-li'es
and
the
Coast
ilnuge
granite.
The
operations
of
the
company
have
been
of
a
very
desultory
nature.
This
year
a
loa
cabin
was
Imilt
ami
il
was
the
intention
to
corillnue
driving
the
old
tunnel,
started
hy
the
owners,
Morlcy
A
Clary.
I
understand
that
work
was
closed
down
after
short
operation
and
that
wanes
are
still
unpaid.
Such
operators
and
operations
are
not
very
nourishing
to
the
local
mining
situation
or
to
the
mining
industry
In
general.
Keystone
Extension
The
Theda
Itara
and
Hehe
I
un
ids
mineral
claims
wore
formerly
owned
hy
F.
Jones,
but
H.
Ingliraiii
purchased
an
interest
in
ilieuj
this
summer
and
th
partners
did
considerable
exploratory
work.
The
claims
adjoin
the
Sunset
mineral
claim
of
the
Keystone
Mining
'
Company's
gromuL
The
tent
camp
Is
at
3.000
feel
elevation
and
the
first
workings
at
3,350
feel,
just
over
I
lie
I'lul
line
of
the
Sunset.
The
showing
here
is
a
quartz
vein
niineraUed
with
pyrile,
tcalena,
zinc-blende,
striking
S.
.18
degrees
Kat
into
the
hill
and
dipping
73
dejrrecV
S.W.
The
cninlry
rock
is
argillile
inole
or
e
hroken
up
close
to
the
vein
Tln
main
fissure
is
apparently
ahout
10
inches
wide,
hut
the
quartz
widerjs
out
In
spots
into
the
hangjn-wali,
making
a
vein
width
un
to
fee.
An
'opn
''cut
lias
heen
run
in
on
tho
vein
at
Ihis
point,
exposiny
a
face
ahout
12
feel
high.
Along
the
bottom
sell.
Inlet,
Graham
Island,
Hrit-ui.
Columbia.
from
the
open-cut.
The
iron,
eroppiu,:
is
a
stinfig,
well
defined
vein
and
would
be
well
worth
developing'
if
Ihe
vahset
warranted.
I
00k
a
sample
ot
iieavy
ntilrdiides
off
Ihe
surface.
hut
only
obtained
a
trace
of
gold
and
.J.5
t.
silver
In
the
Ion.
I
advised
thiu
to
crosscut
it
from
q.
Cfinyf-flieit
point
which
would
give
about.
o
feet
depth.
This
was
done,
but
there
was
no
im
provement
.
in
values.
It
looks
vory
irot)able
that
the
galena
vein
Is
the
extension
of
the
vein
on
the
Keystone
.Mining
Company
property.
These
are
the
only
two
pro
perties
on
which
anytljjtg
was
being
(lone
on
Houndy
creek.
Illiance
River
.,-ii..
II,
..I
T.nnirfirnia
The
Illiance
Iliver
section
had
a
great
deal
of
prospeeling
and
:ploratiiry
work
a
few
years
ago,
bul
nothing
of
any
note
ap-
lieurs
t
iiave
developed
and
in-
fteiresf
has
therefore
lessened
particularly
in
the
upper
port
o
tl
Jit
vaUey,
On
MeOrath
mount
tain,
to
which
there
is
a"
branch
Brail
from
the
nmin
Illiance
trail
fyssassinenl
been
inainlainea
on
several
groups.
The
only
work
being
done
thi
ytjpr
in
Ihe
upper
valley
was
by
NV.
It.
Hwer
on
IJie
.Monareh.
Sitver
Star,
and
Silver
J.eaf
groups.
The
Silver
el.af
f!rou
is
com
Iposed
of
four-
mineral
claims-
Silver
licaf.
Silver
J.eat
No.
I,
Silver
Leaf!
No.
2
and
Silver
Leaf
Xo.
3
slaked
and
owned
by
Jamns
Nick,
of
Alice
Arm.
The
claims
are
Mltialed'
about
7
mites
from
the
moulh
of
Ihe
river,
just
opposite
Copper
Creek,
on
I
lie
south
bank
of
Ihe
Illiance.
The
'general
rook
formation,
is
band
ed
argillite
striking
X.
5ft
de
grees
K.
and
dipping
ahout
55
degrees
HJn-tliis
immediate
area.
Several
dykes
wore
nolpd
culling
the
bedded
formation
at
different
angles,
as
well
as
smaller
dyke
interbedde.1
with
the
argillite-The
allowing
lies
in
a
deep
gulch
tip
which
there
is
a
steep
trail
ffroni
r.iiiiii
(he
mi?
cabin
luum
to
the
tunnel.
.
iii
or
the
cm
mere
is
goou-iooKom
at
M0
fop,
ore
for
Ihe
width
of
the
fissure,
-Uo-(
..i
n.e
tunnel
at
1,200.
about
10
inches,
hut
the
values
f
()(
;re
low,
a
sample
across
huh.
....
.
.
.
ccia
r
,n,ar.
giving
only
a
trace
or
goiu,
i.j
oz.
silver
to
the.
ton,"
and
5
per
cent.
lead.
The
cut
should
he
continued
inlo
Ihe
hill
as
a
tunnel
to
gel
a
little
depth
and
see
if
there
is
any
improvement.
Further
no
the
hill
the
own-
'crs
were
working
on
another
showing
of
a
different
character.
Here
there
Is
a
quartz
vein
alutul
5
reel
wide
lying
along
a
.lim-iin
.Ivke.
honeycombed
on
liin
'surface
and
very
heavily
pyritiz-:ed
where
broken
into,,
It
strikes
:N.
30
degrees
V..
and
would
(therefore
Intersect
the
galcm
vein
about
300
feet
up
the
hill
LAND
ACT
i
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply,
to
Lease
Land
I
v
i
In
Oueeii
Charlolto
Land
He-
I
cording
oruing
Idslrict
niu,
of
Prince
Hu
mid
country
rock
up
In
10
feel
in
width,
striking
S.
15
degrees
IS.
iplo
the
hill,
following
the
hotlom
of
the
gulch,
and
dipping
55
degrees
V.,
therefore
cutlin?
the
country
rock
bedding
in
both
strike
and
dip.
There
has
been
jnlenso
movement
since
the
vein
was
formed,
resulting
in
another
quartz-tilled
fissure
about
midway
between
the
fool
and
hang-
ting
walls
of
the
original
vein.
up
In
i
inches
in
width,
and
in
which
fissure
Is
found
Ihe
vnl-ues.
The
quartz
Is
mineralize
with
pyrile,
wilh
wllch
js
associated
gre.y-copper,,'Aw,isa1npl
gave
only
a
trace
of
gold
and
3.5"
oz.
.
silver,
showing
Hint
the
grey
copper
does
not
carry
high
silver
values.
A
funnel
had
been
driven
on
the
vein
about
20
feel
with
r..
nl
improvement.
IJpenna-
nnd
a
apparent
i
i
erl.
and
situate
about
one
,
,,.
half
miles
east
of
Masselt
-
"If
V
l.inlilliouse
....
1
from
rtwitri
which
llllfll
fair
values
hud
been
obtained
by
Ihe
owner,
I
advised
!a
short
Sliori
I
cnnlimiiiJion
of
the
lun-
.
.
.
.
.
rZZ"
before
abandoning
It
Fishing
r.imile.1,
of
Victoria,
ll.C,
occupation.
Packers,
intends
to
apply;
ror
a
lease
of
the
following
do-
'scribed
lands:
I
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
Iho
northwest
corner
of
Lot
'Seven,
Graham
Inland,
Hrillsh
I
Columbia,
about
one
and
a
half
Indies
east
of
Massett
Llghlhousq
,at
the
moulh
of
Massett
Inlet,
Graham
Island.
Iirmsu
Ibcnce
westerly,
along
low
hikL
n.,
hundred
and
sixty
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
July
23,
1915.
V.
II.
Trotter
of
Vancouver,
a
VMl
known
triple
unionist
in
Ihe
province,
is
now
in
Ihe
city,
lie
has
come
lo
Prince
Huperl
as
a
bin-
thence
northerly
fivo
chains.jrepreseululiye
of
llpi
Trades
and
uii
in..
iiih,
..,-i-..i
mark;
Labor
,.i.
r
of
r
n
I..
and
less
lo
low
waler
"
.
In
Congress
Cunnda,
Is
conferring
wilU
tho
local
I'rades
and
Labor
Council
on
chalnsi
Ihenco
southerly
five,
matters
affecting
unionism
chains--
thence
casieny
"-
dre,
nnd
sixty
chains,
moro
orj
Dr.
G.
1.
Gilbert,
of
Stanlord
01
coiiiiik
hi-..
"".
-
an,
to
point
n,l"
rntitlllning
containing
Clgmy
'"-""I,""
"
:miH'
nunn
uu
01:111111
ui
ami1
morn
or
loss.
,..,.
I.ANGAIIA
FISHING
&
l'A(;MNO
CO,
LTD.,
Appncan
.
per
1
II
Simpson,
A,genl.
Dated
June
10th,
t925.
Ihe
Piovinclnl
Goyenunenl
lo
coiillnuo
his
studies
of
the
sal
mon
of
this
const.
-Mujor
W.
11.
DeUon,
Of
Vic-
scores.
ewVictor
poces
aMas
tev-stroke
iiv
Recording
ror
a
quarter
oi
a
emury
xnc
nisiory
oi
viciw
Records
has
been
one
of
wonderful
advancement
outstanding
achievement.
To-day
-in
the
new
of
recording
Victor
Records
score
their
greatest
triumph
a
reward
for
supreme,
effort
in
striving
for
perfection.
This
new
process
makes
it
possifcle
ta
interpret
so
perfectly
the
feelings
yes,
th
very
soul
of
the.
artists,
that
evea
the
most
critical
will
be
amazed.
Hear
these
famous
Victor
artists
John
McCormack
Edward
Johnson
Paul
Vhiteman
and
bis
Dance
Orchestra
on
the
new
VJL
process
records
you
will
be
thrilled
by
the
feeling
that
the
artists
are
actually
with
you
in
person.
AH
the
neir
Victor
records
are
at
regular
catalogue
price,
hwen
Have
you
heard
the
new
Victor
V.E.
process
Records
whose
reproduction
of
the
human
voice
will
amaze
you.
Dealer
still
have
soma
of
the
5Sc
record
Produced
in
Canada
"His
Master's
Voice"
shown;
such
proficiency.
Negotiations
are
now
under
way,
having
in
Wind
Ihe
reopening
of
Ihe
big
pulp
plant
at
Ocean
Falls.
It
is
said
that
thero
is
fair
prospect
of
the
plant
resuming
operation
on
a
larger
scale
than
before
which
would
nican
'jnueii
'
td
(he
district
of
Prince
luipert
,
The
Man
in
the
Moon
j
5
f
YS
;
MOItE
power
to
your
elbow
T.H.
Vour
power
prnposilion
suits
me,
II
can't
come
loo
soon
For
the
Man
In
tho
Mpon
More
men
working
then
we
shaU
'
see.
j
,v
TO
make
a
jelly
roll
Ihrow
Ihe
jelly
up
on
the
robr,
'
IF
you
find
a
fly
In
Ihe
soup
don't
shout
about'
it
or
the
others
might
want
one.
IT'S
nice'
lo
seo
those'
lovely
yachts
conio
slrolling
into
Ihe
harbor.
It
makes
one
realize
how'
poor
ho
really
Is.
A
SyGGF.STF.I7illo
for
a
rollicking
U.S.
song,
record
"Don't
go
Down
Ilia
Gelln.tr,
Daddy,
Ihe
Home
Drew's
on
the
Hlink."
THF.'
delightful
.
thing
about
most
amateur
singers
is
their
nerve.
,
TIIF.HK'S
a
fortune
awaiting
Ihe
guy
who
can
Invent
i
solienn
for
cunning
sunshiuo.
ACCOItDING
lo
George
Illch
inond
the
Vancouver
Ilourd
of
Victor
TaEdcjMacfaia
Ccmpeay
loria.
Inspector
of
Cadet
Corps
for
this
Military
pjslrict,
is
in
Ihe
city.
He
is
here
lo
make
his
annual
insoection'
of
Hie
local
body,
which
has
been
instructed
by
George
I.eek,
and
which
has
Trade
visitors
were
full
of
optimism
ami
hunger
on
their
trip
to
the
Skeena.
ALICE
ARM
F.
D.
Hice
is
carrying
ou
a
survey
of
the,
townsite
owned
by
Ihe
Alice
Arm
Freighting
Co.
II
is
the
intention
to'have
buildings
properly
allocated
to
their
lots
and
Ibe
streets,
geperally
straightened
out.
Mrs.
Smith
and
son
of
Prince
llupert
are
visillng
here
.with
Mv.?,.
Sjuills
isjslcr,.
.MrsjAAli
NlVWc''
'
.Mrs.
R.
I.
McOinnis,
who
has
been
-
-'ting
here
wilh
her
son,
It.
F.
.MiGinuts,
has
returned
to
her
home
In
Chicago.
Mrs.
K.
M.
Wilson
and
child
ren
of
Vnncouver
aro
visiting
here
with
Mrs.
Wilson's
sister,
Mrs.
0,
W.
Druggy.
A
branch
ot
the
ll.C.
Chamber
of
Mines
Is
being
formed
in
Alice
Arm
following
Ihe
visit
of
tle
president,
Aid.
Fi'ank
Woodside
ot
Vancouver..
Al.
Falconer
was
lasl
week
elected
secretary
of
Ihe
.liee
Arm
school
board
succeeding
(1
V.
Druggy,
resigned.
TERRACE
NOTES
'
The
Misses
Gonloiv
of
prince
Huperl
who
have
been
visiting
Mis.
Hipp,
returned
home
Mon
day.
There
was
a
special
meeting
of
the
Mountain
View
Lodge,
when
Mrs.
Hachel
Hay,
the
pres-leul
of
Ihe
Hchckah
Assembly
paid
them
an
utllcuil
visit.
Miss
Mary
iiobb,
N'oblu
Grand
came
up
from
llupert
lo
preside.
A
banquet
was
served
ut
the
close
ma
ami
Uip
-Waicr
An"
will
Ih
riled
in
ui
of
Ihe
iue
1111
medio"1
Mrs
'".h.
Gov
mix,
Mrs
jirs..
fie
i(Uiv
(r
lhH
Wjter
IteCHr(1,.r
a,
,.rlI1(.e
tiammoiui
ami
.Mrs.
.1.
1..
.ucin-.
intirt.
n.c.
onjcruiiiM
m
me
inxica-
Iqsh
of
Pr.ince
llupert
were
also
pfesent.
A
daughter
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Downey.
Sunday
morning,
Mrs.
T.
Walsli
pf
Hazeltoii
Is
v(siling
her
mother,
Mrs.
W.
C
Sparks.
Miss
Mary
Dohb
,
relumed
lo
I'rinee.
Huperl
.on...
Wednesday.
!
llobL.
Darlletl,
who.
la
beep
ajtlng;
teller
at
he,
hank
for
the
jrasl
Vv
weeks,
returned
to
llupert
on
cdnesday.
Tuesday
evening
lo
wind
up
Ihe
business.
They
had
good
iiiuslt
apd
refreshments
rts
usual.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUntlon
U
Apply
to
Ln
l.(nd
In
Cnnlir
l.miil
District.
llroriltiif
IH-irlrt
I'llni'ii
ltiiitu,
ll.C,
anil
Uu.m
n.irtli
of
IKiirili
Hay.
I'
rtlaii.l
Canal.
TAkK
MO'rir.li
mat
Dm
Canadian
Fish-lnir
Co.
Mil.,
or
VanrmiviT,
ll.C.,
nrrtipa-llnii,
SaliiMiD
Cannrrs,
Ini.'tiiK
to
apply
ror
nii-sion
tu
Irate
tiie
r.iliowlnn
iin-rcrllinl
laiuli:--
CunniH'iiclnir
at
i
wt
plantH
at
nlrh
wairr
mai
k.
I
on
yanln
wnitli
or
liutlau
fmiiko
hii;
tlienre
niirlhrant
uni-rhnni!
tli.Mira
nowlhoaKt
nn
Imnilrril
anil
twi'tily
rlialna;
Ihnn-u
iKintliwi'M
t
"lime
linn
one
rlmlii:
llnnr
nm-lhwexl
fnllnw-I0H
Ui
ahorc
linn
tn
point
tit
riinmii'ine
tiipnt,
nne
hmwlinl
and
twinly
rhalns.
and
rnntalnlna-
twr
I
i
hitbs,
niun-
or
li".
tiir
cinaiiian
Visiiino
co.
L'rn.
Iialfd
ioih
Mai.
0SS.
WATER
NOTICE.
Dlorilon
and
Ut
T.UK
MlTir.E
thai
William
Morgan,
whose
addi-es
l
l.ncknort.
ll.C..
will
ap.
nl
v
for
a
licence
Ui
take
and
usti
H.uuO
giiUons
per
day
of
water
mil
ot
spring
on
wesi
sine
or
i.nfKpnri,
Morvnuy
ma
mi
iJ.C
I.,
alt'l
knnttil
a
spring
riinn
Ml
Morgan
elevation
tOAO'.
which
tn.w.'
sotitheclv
and
drains
Into
W'st
I
lit)
"l.i
narellow"
Minmai
ulaiiii,
crown
gn
pl
ed
.iii.
ma
u.c.i.
The
wmrr
win
ne
tn-ve
r
led
fniiii
the
strcani
right
al
.
source.
spent
into
fort
or
siv
due
uckI
frnm
l.iHkiMii'1
I
arlior
and
from
sunt
hwest
ror
tier
ihisi
ot
Lot
til
''LoitgO'llnw"
Mineral
tl.ui
mar
le
rilfd'
a
itli
tin'
said
Water
liix'i.ril.'i-
or
villi
thn
'
Cmiiiitriillrr
or
Waler
lUtrhls.
I'.irllainoiU
llinlillhir,
Vlc-u.rU,
ll.C,
ttlililii
Uilrty
ilay
aru-r
tl
nrst
ni'iMuiruni'i'
ut
IHK
imtln1
In
a
local
iiuwfiwir.
Tlie
dH
or
tlw
f'rt
P"b-lia.ilti.il
M
(hi
n.itii-i'
Is
July
18
Ii5.
yil.UAM
MOIUIAN.
Applicant.
-j
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Purchaao
.
Land.
fn
ih
lian.l
llprur.liiiir
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
un.l
ulluale
al
Awuin
Iliver,
Aw
inn
'
Hay,
Masselt
Inlrt.
Kl-C.
IslaiuH.
;
'
nr.,
-
..-
TAKK
.NOTII.K
thai
Mrs.
James
FleUI-Inlf
Slran.
uf
Smiin
-i.lv.
ll.C,
iH-ciipatloil
oiarticil
w.iin.in.
liit.
ncH
to
apply
for
per-miiisli.u
tu
iMirrhase
tlie
.fullgwluif
de-t.-l'ilM-.l
Liri.ls
-
"
1
CiNimiiriiiK
at
a
pust
planted
at
high
'
water
mark.
Awutil
lovers
thence
I
th.uin
north;
llience
III
chalm
west,
lib
ire
or
irM
tn
noi
thwcFt
corner
lt
1417
J
thenre
Sil
chains
smith;
tlicnrp
15
ihalns
east;
tlii
iire,
in
cli.ilns
n.irth;
theme,
5
chains
west;
.thence
IS
chains
sointi
to
point
or
ridniiieneement.
and
contalnlhfr
So.
acres,
inpre
or,
leas..
".IllV
J
AMES
FIF.LDINO
STR
ANG.
Applicant.
:
'
Per
Win.
0.
MlUhell.
Airent.
'
Dated
July
7th.
Hit.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchaaa
Land.
In,
Vrlnce
llupert
Land
District,
Recording;
District
of
Prince
Itnperl.
and
situate
...
uh
.t
li.i.
It
....utl
Ii.ImI
ij.i..
hlitnil.
TAkK
.MiTMK
that
Jainet
Fielding
Strang,
of
Sunnyslite,
U.l...
occiipalti.il
canneryman,
Intend
to
apply
fur
permission
to
purchaM!
tlie
following
described
liilids:
Ci
innii'iiclng
at
a
l)isl
planleil
H
chains
iuiitli
XSileg.
west,
more,
ur
less
front
Miillhwest
corner
of
Lot
1548:
thence
suiilli
30
chains;
thence
west
an
clmlns,
nHrt-e
or
less,
tn
water'
edge;
Uience
rnlliiwlng
meandering
or
lx-ach
to
Mlnt
..(
I'liiiuiieiicemeiil,
ami
containing
15
acres,
more
or
ies.
Dated
JAS.
MKUIIAO
STII.1.!".
Applicant,
fpf
Wm.
0.
Mitchell.
Till,
I0J5V'
LAND
ACT.
Agent.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchti
Land.
In
the
Land
llecording
District
of
Prince
llupert.
and
annate
at
Shannon
Hay
ll.C,
Massett
Inlet,
IJ
C
Islands.
ll.C
TAkK
.NOTICK
that'
Ooisn-Mlllerd.
I.lin-lled,
of
Vancouver
H.C,
orriipaiimi
Ml-mon
ennners,
inietuls
to
apply
for
permission
l
purchase
the.
following;
described
lands:
Coiuinenclnr
at
a
post
planted
appmtl-iuitiely
U
chains
west,
mure
or
less,
fronv
ihe
northeast
romr
Lid
ISIS
(T.I..
sussi-
:
incline
smith
r
rlialitsi
thencn
went
fit
chains;
thenre
smith
&
chains;,
Uience
west
40
chains,
more
or
less,
In
Claim,
Crown
granteil
Mn.
35S,
and
w
III.
Iieaih;
Ihemo
pillnwltig
tticandnrlnc
ot
Im
used
for
domestic
and
rannery
piiris
tsarli
In'
polnl
of
ennniieiieeinent,
n.
ttpiin
thn
lands
described
a
Lot
HI8,
HlocK'
ctilitalniiig
48
acre
more
iw
less.
.v
or
Lot
Lot
ttl,
ill,
and
ami
Knrrshoru
rorasiiiiru
liiitsc
lease
.ailioltt
nmnni
lug
Lot
10(1.4
al
Ijxkpolt
U.l
.
I,
'fills
nn
I
the
was
lulled
upon
tlie
ground
on
tho
luecimd
day
of
June.
ios
a
copy
of
this,
nolle
and
an
application
pursuant
tberr
IIOSSK
MM
I
KIIII
I.lMITKII.
Applicant,
Per
Win,
Q.
Mitchell.
Ant.
Dattd
July
Ttb,
ttit.
HI