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:
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Mountain
Philosophy
TMIUMIMI
HAY,
iar,l,.or
Canal.
Kvery
lime
I
ee
i,n-l
.Mountains
wonder
,f
we
nol
?
.
ove
J
-
illlelve.
Look
nir
ni
mi.,
i......
.
.
I
men
male
ill'
tiumlreil
ami
one
liltle
prohlcins
that
often
make
4ife
miserahle
lor
some
people.
The
mountains
staml
as
one
of
the
tokens
of
the
greatness
of
the
Creator
ami
the
pi'ttine
of
mankiiiil.
We
ileeiileil
nol
to
go
any
far-j
I
her
than
llrin
Hiver,
nol
1ie-i-ause
we
were
lired
of
it
hut
le-i
iiu.-e
)jek
must
he
home
at
the
liil
of
the
week
nml
(iwen.
likn
many
oilier
females,
is
somewhat
uncertain.
Dick
says
Hie
was
out
all
night
with
a
hwcII
ami
after
M...1
il
i
i
t
il"!,
to
"irchaiV
Ihe
hlluWlnir
lecr.l.e.l
Tniiiiiionclni
t
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chalna
iuithwe4t
eorner
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lot
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Z
30
chilli:
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weal
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lt'.
water's
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or
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nf
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to
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-it
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.king
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I
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seen
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,M,w""r,:,!ll"''ont
we
are
Ui
.In
anything
real
.'
a
iiiiiii
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make
mountain
ami
what
will
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ilu?
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is
I
tmi
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Ju.
n.iild
mm
m-yer
irmtale
Ihe
perfect
arliilry
iliiplaveil
in
(he
work
of
nature
WHoeveil
ma.le
,h,,se
mountiins
iS?
,
!
,!
iriK
so
far
Krealer
l.an
man
that
it
is
.inn.ossihle
to
think
f
IUI.-1II
in
mi;
Mime
leniis.
Ileni'alh
Hie
shailn
of
the
tu-Iienilous
work
of
Die
jrrpul
artis.1
il
i.
nlnvost
iniiimilile
to
con-reive
of
men
ilixpuliiiK
over
yiicli
trivial
things
as
Church
I
iilon,
religious
ilenonilnations
or
Iielii-f,
(he
meauiiiK
of
scripture
texts,
the
rijzltt
or
wrung
of
Iirohihition,
framJilltiir,
sniokinfr,
Salfballi
olisenance,
ami
Ihe
......
........
..t
...i..-ii.i.ii
im.jjt
js
rilll(.r
attractive.
Here
A
I
any
rale
we
are
j.omewar.l
,l(Me
nrp
a
f,.w
,(,
,)lack
hoach
iKnimi
mil
are
laKinp
in
some
or
(lie
side
xhows
wo
passed
up
last
week.
Triumph
Hay
is
one
of
I
hem.
Wo
are
close
to
the
foot
of
a
waterfall
and.
as
we
nil,
-pan
look
up
the
narrow
hay
a
couple
"f
miles.
We
hae
heen
amusing
iurolv
trying
In
find
goal
on
lit"
mountain
in
front
of
us
wilh
I
lie
tiimiculars.
Sn
far
we
have
m.i
succeeded.
A
water
ousel
is
cui'tcxying
on
the
rocks
among
Hie
riffles
ami
I
suppose
it
is
from
Ihe
lial.il
of
hoMdng
thai
it
gets
its
name
"dipper."
The
sun
sol
nn
hour
ago
and
It
is
now
WATER
NOTICE.
Uh
nd
Starag.
TAKE
MITICK
tint
William
(
SnUn
li..-.
i.ldrrx
i-
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.
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win
apply
f,
r
i
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i
i,.
si,
iii-
k.iiuu
rall.ui
i.f
walrr
mil
,,f
an
iiiii.aiii.it
utrratn
ulmli
fl.ms
s.i'illifrl
,
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int.,
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l
arm
n
rll
i
,.f
i.urkffNirt
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v.n.l..
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lite
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Mill
m
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al
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otiiri.
,.l
ilu
alrxaiu.
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t'4'arily
til
llw
rr
rr.nr
In
Ih-
it.
a
lid
ii
alH.iit
S.utlti
Kll
Inn-,
anil
It
will
flil
almnt
artv
t
lamt
Tt.n
walir
will
in
dlvrrliMl
tmiH
Hm
trratii
at
a
(mmiiI
at
Its
Mur'P.
anil
lll
b
lined
fur
diiirfllc
aiul
rannorj
imrixi.'M'
Uhii
Um
land
ilrncnbil
a-
lot
KI8
and
I
il
III
II
Imk
A,
Umen
Clurlollr
lilanda,
ll.C.
TtiU
imiIUc
wa
ikhIimI
u
uif
an.uiui
on
tlx.
ikiii
uay
in
Jtiiy,
i
.-.
A
ii'l.v
of
IhU
nollre
and
an
aniflralli,n
pnrnitnt
ttiorrtn
and
in
th
"Wal.T
Art,
IVII.
A1II
1M
lllffl
111
lUf
(illlll
.11
lltr
Walfr
lltM-iiitlrr
at
ITlnrs
import,
II
.C
illljc.'tl.ilis
In
Hie
appllratlnll
liuiy
llV
filed
vi
uh
thr
tiaul
WatiT
lliHiirdir
tr
with
llx
i
i.inilmllf
r
i.f
Water
HUhU,
I'arlla-
miMii
liiilldlnRK.
virtnria.
li.i..
witnin
In
1
1
v
iu
arii
r
ttic
rirn
apHaran.-e
nr
tin-
in,
hit
in
a
l.i.'al
nouiH,r.
The
d.tl
i,r
Hie
Hrl
ptilillralii.n
nf
till
mtllrc
it
V,
r..
SPI.AN.
Appllrant.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS.
TENDER
FOR
SOFTWOOD
TIE8
SKALKIt
TK.MiKHS,
atldrfsod
In
Hie
tin-ileralniH'il
ami
endnrMHl
"TK.MiKII
Foil
TIKS"
will
lie
rei-elvetl
at
Uif
nrflre
ur
the
C.eneral
Tie
Am-nl.
lusgu
mm.
Can-aill.ili
Kxprrt
llldir..
Mrtllll
Slreel,
Montreal,
until
It'"
ikhiii
Mi.nitay.
Ainrunt
;iiil
m-.'i,
Titr
Hallway
Tle
Ui
lie
iiianu-rmtiirvd
fnun
Imuna-
fir,
lleinlnrk.
'ark
cuir
Tamarack
nr
Cellar
lltnler,
cut
ih'-tup.n
nrl"li,r
tt,
f-i-l''.
and
May
11.
.....'.
aii.t
i.,iitiil
liriM.'.ii
January
11.
v'if.'.
anil
Scnlcitilier
nllt,
iif,
t.tt.U.
.ni-h
t'.an.nlltin
.Natlnnal
Hallway,
In
ar-niriliino-
Willi
Tic
Scr.iriniUiin
,0.
Stw
I.,
tlalctl
July
mill.
1M:l.
...
i.uu
uiih
ii.h
vtri'iitl.iii
or
Jat'K
erne
mint
lie
peeled.
Tender
fittms
ran
i.ki.i.uI
al
Hie
..rr
re.
nf
the
Tie
Airvni
ti.iv.
Turmlu.
anil
W1tinlN'K.
r
rriimjlhMifflei-r.
Ihe
i
ieiwtr.il
Tie
4
Rent.
Htderii
will
not
lie
rnlirred
unlets
ininle
mil
nn
ft'""
Mippllril
liy
the
Hallway
'
"Tlie"hiwet.
nr
any,
tender
not
neee-.arlly
.cetpl.tt.
Oeneral
Tie
Aftelit,
cjiiiaill&n
.Nailcnal
Hallway.
Montreal,
one.
inly
Hi.l.
I
nr..
LAND
ACT.
Notlct
of
Intantion
to
Apply
to
Purchaaa
iinui
,
-
dniiin
i
lu......
....
..
w
..,liii
theme
-mith
llowlnir
tie-
h
chill
in;
innce
or
li".
!
;e;;;ir
to
"point
..r
";;;;',n
V'
"
,
'U,",n"
INuYTrn'uMITmJ
,.rr
Will.
0,
M'l',''n,J
battd
July
7tb,
18.5,
luk
although
light
enough
to
read
without
artificial
illumination.
Lunch
at
Long
Bay
This
motninig
we
took
a
run
up
Long
Hay.
We
look
several
prmlus
of
(he
mountains
there1
and
had
lunch
at
Ihe
inoulh
of
a
mountain
rill
hut
the
deer
f
lUy
were
xery
hullicr.sonie,
Ihe
only
(place
(hey
have
worried
us
since
we
left.
There
lias
been
a
few
hut
not
persistent
like
the
Long
Hay
flies.
We
propose
testing
the
stream
here
for
trout
in
the
morning.
II
has
a
good
reputation
and
we
have
done
.hardly
any
fishing
so
far.
There
has
been
liltle
time.
We
take
a
lot
of
time
gelling
our
meals
and
preparing
camp
Last
nighl
we
slept
in
Ihe
open
and
propose
doing
the
same
tonight.
As
long
an
Ihe
flies
are
not
liad
flies
hut
they
are
already
ceasing
from
trouUlinig.
I
have
just
Mopped
n
make
up
the
In
ii
fire
in
order
lo
try
lo
get
enough
light
to
finish
(his.
Wo'
have
no
other
light
except
a
flashlight
and
one
cannot
write
by
il
very
well.
Hods
have
yet
lo
be
made
up
and
then
we
turn
in
after
giving
the
launch
the
once-over
to
see
if
she
is
all
right.
W
expect
lo
spend
a
good
ileal
of
tomorrow
righl
hero.
II,
F.
I'L'UO.
ESKIMO
BEING
EXTERMINATED
Are
Falling
Prey
to
Diseases
of
Civilization
Says
Mounted
Police
Medical
Officer
KD.MONTON,
July
31.
Xol
many
years
will
elapse
before
the
Kskimo
will,
le
exterminated
by
disease
throingh
adopting
white
men's
method
of
hululalion,
declared
Dp.
D.
V..
Scull,
who
re-cenlly
returned
to
Kdnuinton
after
spending
one.
year
ill.
Akluvik,
in
the
delta
of
the
Mclveiuie
Hiver.
He
has
been
nciing
as
medical
officer
In
the
Koyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
Arctic
posts,
ami
working
anions
Indians
and
Hskimos
in
behalf
of
the
department
nf
Indian
affairs.
While
thin
preiliclion
has
been
made
by
others
in
Ihe
past,
Dr.
Set
.11
adds
that
Kskimos
and
Indians
of
the
Delta
are
also
.suffering
from
intestinal,
purasitb
attacks,
tine
to,
ealiiig
raw
fish,
rabbits
ami
ol
hep
meats;
.
Tills.',
ho
we
vc
r
h
e
o
I
a
i
ins
,
lt',noJy
n-ous
priildeni,
to.
cimlefitrwitn,
bul
such
diseases
as
cancer,
appen
dicitis,
he
stales
are
becoming
loo
prevalent
aiming
the
Indians.
In
the
old
days
when
snow
houses
wore
Iheir
Jemporary
homes,
Ihe
Kskimos
were
healthy,
stales
Ihe
doctor,
but
since
Ihey
eomineneed
living
in
cabins
and
shacks,
tuberculosis
has
broken
In
rnnce
inipert
V"m!n!.M
among
them,
and
this
dread
iiutrlrt
nf
Prince
unpen,
aim
mium.;.
...
,
.
..
at
shaniion
nay,
u.c.
Mmwit
inict.j
menace
threatens
In
wipe
them
T.Yf
oriiT
ih,ii
Jurnea
ii.iii.
nut.
Among
Delta
Indians,
Strand'
of
".Vy
rrplfuT1
H
'""'
"
''I
'
h'
i.,.....rviiinii.
lutein
lo
tipt'ly
for.
pel
mis.-
...
ten
per
coin
mere
wre
symp
toms
nf
tuberculosis.
Their
methods
nf
living
were
such
that
llu
iliseas
wits
nn
the
increase.
Are
Law
Abiding
Speaking
of
law
ami
order
in
the
north,
Dr.
Scott
declared
that
the
Kskimos
and
Indians
of
Ihe
western
Arcllc
regions
are
the
most
law-abiding
people
in
the
world
ami
he
could
not
recollect
one
police
case
during
the
year
he
whs
among
llieni.
In
Ihe
east
ern
regions,
however,
where
missionaries
have
not
penetrated,
an
occasional
murder
was
commuted,
.bul
Ibis,
Ihe
doctor
says
is
really
Ihe
Ksklmos
own
law
at
work.
Excellent
fur
calrhe
were
reported
by
trappers
in
the
ilis-1
riot,
and
in
the
eastern
Arctic.
two
Swedes
have
begun
shipment
of
(heir
three-year
catch,
which
is
estimated
at
$120,000.
The;
Jlp
I
Yl
AT
NetWI
rtfiii;;;il;;:::1
1
!''
t.1:
tri
I
in
i
'A.
AiJJ'inllllillli
Kskimos
also
fared
well,
the
average
catch
being
around
S2,0()0.
Dr.
Scott
plans
to
reliirn
lo
the
nnith,
and
nfter
a
year
in
government
service
will
leave
for
London,
Kngland,
to
lake
up
post-gradualo
work.
SIR
HENRY
TO
OPEN
STATION
C.N.R.V,
at
Vancouver
Will
go
on
;
Air
on
August
.11
;..
MO.VTilF.AL,
JuIy;3lv4Design
ed
lo
yht
iiiost
jiniIei
tv
radio
slalion,
jii;
Oitnada
im'd.
to
furnish
Hie
last
word
in
broadcast
insr
C.X.H.V.
will
go
on
the
air
at
Vancouver
on
the
night
of
Tuesday,
August
II,
when
Sir
Henry
Thornton
K.H.K.,
chairman
amt
president
of
Ihn
Canadian
Xa-lional
Ilailways,
will
in
person
ollicially
inauguralo
Ibis
latest
addition
lo
the
chain
of
broaden
ing
stations
operated
by
the
radio
department
of
(he
system.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Is
now
in
Ihe
west
on
his
annual
lour
of
Inspection
and
cladly
made.
Ihe
inauguration
of
C.N.
It.V.
part
of
his
'Vancouver
program,
because
he
is
a
firm
believer
in
Ihe
value
and
usefulness
of
radio.
Sir
Henry
has
frequently
availed
himself
of
opportunities
to
use
the
broadcast
as
a
means
of
reaching
the
people
generally
anil
of
gelling
into
touch
wilh
Hie
large
unity
of
employee
-who
go
lo
make
nn
Ihe
slalT
nf
thu.C,X.H.
C.N.U.V.
is
I
ho
first
station
creeled
in
Canada
under.
;
I
ho
new
regulations
nf
Ihe.
radio
brancli,
department
of
mariniyiimLfishor-
ies,
which,
department-
bus
coin
liol
of
wireless
in
tliu
dominion.
The
station
is
of
Die
remote,
con
trol
typo.
The
opuratinu
room
and
aerials
being
situated
ten
miles
from
Vancouver
where
the
studio
control
are
most
conven
iently
in
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
station
building
A
the
latter
place
all
broadcasts
,iii.Jui.MMi.n.firiewfu'(i
Victor
Talking
Machine
Conrptsy
from
the
studio,
or
from
oilier
points
in
Ihe
city
are
controlled
and
amplified
before
being
returned
to'
Ihe
transmitting
point.
The
location
of
Hie
transmission
station
is
an
admirable
one,
being
on
Lulu
Island
al
the
mouth
nf
the
Fraser
Hiver
where
it
flows
into
the
Pacific.
DISTRICT
ENGINEER
CALLS
AT
JUNEAU
J.
P.
Forde
There
at
First
of
Week
on
his
way
to
Western
Alaska
J
UN
HAL',
July
3
1.
Coming
north
in
Ijio,
interest
of
llniDoiii-i
inion
government
of
Canada,
J.
I.
Forde,
of
Victoria,
engineer
wilh
the
International
Houndury
Commission,
arrived
in
Juneau
at
the
first
of
Hie
week
on
his
yacht
the
Wahlrona
and
left
for
Skagway.
From
that
point
he
will
go
lo
(Hacier
Hay
lo
make
an
Investigation
of-
the
position
of
the
Alaska-Canadian
houndury
line
in
thai
locality
and
estimate
tho
distance
(Irand
Pacific
Glacier
has
receded
behind
the
Canadian
line.
The
water
port
al-lo'ved
by
Ihn
receding
of
Ihe
glacier
is
Ihe.
only
one
owned
by
Canada
on
Ihe
northwest
coast,
north
nt
Prince
llupert,
Mr.
Fordo
is
accompanied
by
his
son
ami
bis
daughter,
who
is
al
Skagway,
will
join
the
party
on
the
yacht
to
mako
Ihe
trip
west.
He
plans
lo
slop
i-er
al
Juneau
on
his
return
trip.
.Mr.
Forde
is
chairman
of
Ihe
commission
which
arranged
for
(he
Ml.
Logan
.Mountain
Climbing
expedition
and
is
a
well
known
mountain
climber.
Ho
met
Capl.
M.
II.
McCarthy
and
three
mem
bers
of
the
party
who
are
aboard
Ihe
Yukon,
when
Ibe
steamer
docked
in
Juneau.
tJol.
V.
W
Foster,
a
member
of
the
expedition
said
thai
lie
ami
Capl.
McCarthy
were
taken
on
llielr
first
strenuous
mountain
climb-iilg
trips,
In
Ihe
Canadian
Rockies,
by
Mr
Forde.
ty
ins
E
Jm
;
T-.
1
.it"ii
,
.
Process
musiccXlWerfecti
Of
all
the
wonderful
advancements
marvelous
improvements-the
new
Victor
records
stand
alone-lhe
unrivalled
accomplishment
of
all
time.
Acclaimed
for
over
a
quarter
of
a
century
everywhere
as
the
finest-Victor
Records
have
now
attained
that
for
which
many
have
laboured
dreamed-PERFECTION.
All
August
releases
are
the
new
Victor
()
Process
Bear
them
at
any
"Hit
Matttr't
Voice"
dealer
to-day.
Dealers
still
have
some
of
the
55c.
records.
paqs
rm
y
Li.'.
I
I
A,
f
LAND
ACT.
I
Nolle
of
Intantion
lo
Apply
to
Laaa
Land!
In
Prince
llupert
l.au
Hecnrdinx
11-Irli't
of
Prince
llupert,
and
sllu.ilit
nlu
lh
norlliwejt
roasl
ur
llrlllsh
Culmil-bla.
Portland
canal,
and
liclnir
at
spll
Point,
Portland
Canal,
and
bearing.
(..l
...i.ki.k...
...mi
,
,
m
,
uii.,,
Pearse
Island.
TAkK
.Ml
TICK
Hut
An?lo-BrUIU
Columbia
Parkin
Company
l.lioluJ,
of
Vancouver,
H.C..
occupation
packer,
latent!
to
apply
for
a
lease
or
lli
follow-Inir
described
laud:
Cniiiinenrlnir
at
a
poM
planted
at
tilth
water
murk
at
spit
point,
Portland
Canal;
llicnrc
southeasterly
altnif
In
frit
water
mark
for
forlv-elaht
hundred
feel
to
o
post
marked
.No.
3.S.K.:
Ihrncn
southerly
IU
rhalns,
more
or
leu,
tu
low
water
mark;
thence
northwesterly
a
Ion
if
low
water
mark
forty-elirhl
hundred
feet,
mure
or
less:
theuce
northerly
It)
chain,
more
ur
less,
lo
point
of
riatiuienreiiHiit,
ami
coliiatiilnfr
75
acvea,
mora
or
le.
AM1I.O-HIUTIS1I
COIIIJIIIIA
PACkl.VO.
CO.
'.TP..
Appucaill,
Per
Walter
R.
Walker,
Akcih.
lUled
July
iJril,
Mi.
4
'
l
LAND.
ACT.
Nolle,
of
Int.nllon
to
Apply
to
L.a.
Land
In
Prlnrt
Hunert
Laful
Uecnidin
Ola-
irlct
t.f
prince
llupert,
nd
situate
on
tli
aoutltwett
short
of
Wale
I-laud,
H.C.,
lie
I
n
if
imrlli
uiainietle
fruttt
Haystack
Island,
and
true
east
from
isianu
conn,
MiK.u
istau.t.
TAkK
MITICK
thai
ARalo-llrltlsh
C(,l
iimbla
Packiuir
Coiupany
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
II.
C,
iMTUpatlou
Parker,
In
tend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
follow
I
ll
If
ikwcrilied
land:
Coinineni'inir
al
a
poM
planted
at
ttlffh
water
mark
on
the
southwest
shore
ot
Wale
Island
In
s
position
Itearlmr
north!
uuKiietlr
fnun
llayslack
Island
and
tru;
east
rroiB
Island
Point,
Sltklan
Jslaud;
llience
southeasterly
alotiR
hlirli
waier:
tnuik
(orly-elrhl
liundred
feet,
more
or,
less,
to
a
post
marked
No.
3.K..
thence
souilivrly
IV
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
uurtliwesteiiy
alotuci
low
water
livtrk
folly-elirlit
liiiudieil
feel,
more
or
less;
thence
northerly
111
chains,
more
or
le,
to
point
of
conuueneemcut,
ami
coiitalninir
76
aeres,
inoiv
or
les.
AMllx-imnisil
r.itLlMli
PACKINO
m.-
LTD..
Applicant.
Per
Waller
K.
Walker.
Aircut.;
Dated
July
4tlt.
ID!.,.
I
LAND
ACT.
Nolle,
of
Int.nllon
to
Apply
to
L.aa.
Land
In
Prince
Hupert
Land
Hecordlmr
,lns
trlrl
uf
Viinre
Hupert,
and
situate
al
liarllt'lt
Pultit,
Wale
Island,
Urlllsh
Coluinhla.
TAKK
MITICK
Hint
Andlo-Hrltlsli
Col
umlihi
Parklnir
Comiwiny
Limited,
ot
Vaui'ouwr,
ll.i:..
iHTiipathui
Parkers,
In
tendi
lu
aiiply
tor
A
lease
ot
the
following:
described
lands:
t'.oiunienvliiit
al
a
post
planted
on
the
soutli
hltore
of
Harllett
Point.
Wale
U-land,
at
ItlaU
water
mark;
thence.
In
an
easlarly
dirtftlon
alouir
IiIrK
water
mark
forly-elt-ht
hundreil
feel,
more
or
le,
to
a
Post
marked
.No.
I.fc.i
llience
soutli-
erly
lit
chain,
Inure
or
less,
to
low
wattr
mark;
thence
In
a
westerly
tllrerllon
akmr
low
water
mark
fnrly
elfht
hundred
feel,
more
or
less;
lliencn
northerly
tu
rlwtiiia
lo
point
of
eommencement,
and
I'ontalnltir
7ft
acres,
more
ur
less
A.NULU
UltlTlsll
COI.CMH1V
PAt:kl.N0
CIV
I.TII.
Applicant.
rr
Wklier
E
Walker,
Agent.
mien
juiy-
i
ivyj
Records
,(
1
1
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