WATER
NOTICE.
Dlitralon
and
Uit
ii.;t:
thai
(Mutineer
Cold
'
a.i.ire..-
i
nt
tin.
i
i
.
,
will
ljr
fur
In
fine
.
tin-
total
ur
ten
ruble
fee
i
ni.un.-r
(.'reck
alo
known
.
k
Whirl!
flown
weierly
and
v.
.1
Taka
Arm
ala.ut
al
lite
iw
will
lie
illn-rl
-..mi
at
a
point
about
Uk-
r
the
Mlik-
ilaliii.
,
i
for
ij.'tiie.ili
iiiriHiM
i
.
ileriitei
iIh-
Knrineer
,
I,.
p.l'l
t
i
i-nt
-art-mid
day
or
Juli
.-f
Una
re.flir
ami
an
an
..nit
thereto
ami
to
the
'I
Will
lie
riled
III
the
nfri'-e
I1.
...11I1T
at
Mini
ot.ie-
.
application
may
!e
rib-d
w.u.r
nernnier
or
Willi
the
'
Waler
Htaliti.
I'arllain.
hi
:
iid.
n...,
within
tlnrlt
fh.t
aMs-arance
or
thi-l
newiiaiipr.
Tim
rial,
.
iti'iralloti
(
thi.
ik.
1
i.l
II
'liil.ll
MIM.i
LTD..
IM
Applicant.
Il
Ueginild
Hrok.
Aa-eni
WATER
NOTICE.
Oliaralon
and
Uie
-
n..r;
Ilia
I
klHrtmiT
OnMI
l
ailillWM
l
hllttMw
V,
,
will
apaalv
f..r
a
rf-eetw-i
'-
lie
total
or
loll
ruble
fwil
.
I
Knirltieer
reek
which
mil
drain
Into
WmI
Taku
1
innr.
r
.lamp.
The
water
ii.i
ront
in
stream
al
a
ii..
mnwe.i
ruiiK
r
ir
I
fx
.lull
V.
a
Mineral
i.lalni.
il
for
nolo.
iir
I'lirtHiM-i
.
ne-.irinri
a.
I
or
r
nfilf-rt
...
me
p.
Med
on
ttv
..
twenty
mtoiiiI
clav
or
iult
1
'
int
in
in
i'
in.
1
an
ai
ihereii.
ami
In
tlm
1
u
in
1
rum
411
tin-
..rriiv
M'-i.Tilcr
at
A
Kin
tibitv
.l
l'in
atu
n
max
li
riu-
l
-
Wal.r
UH.,nl.
r
..r
wHVi
the
'
l.-r
Until,
farliainriit
.'ia
11
.
.
wtthtn
IMrlr
rtr.t
a.HiaiM
r
tM
il
nrtafi
r.
Ihe
iljh
'
t.n.
alioB
or
hM
nolle
v.if.
1
n
'ini
n
mim:
lti
;
1x1..
Applicant.
l!
Hcinald
Brook.
Aaew.
LAND
ACT.
':
t
latrntlan
to
Apply
to
Laata
LaW
.il
I
awl
Iteronlliur
Ma
e
Uwfesn.
ami
Utte
aa
.
r.ai
nr
irilin
OHiku
'
1
anal,
tltd
betttt
at
QiM
mii.t
raaal.
and
bnut
.-"IK'
rrnwi
Tmw
iv.im
1
thai
nl..
Hiitih
1.1.'.
'.mi..
1
iinii.-.t
1.
-iiMii'
n
fark"
rt.
in
'
'
a
Urn--
..r
ii-'
fallow
.1
a
hi
iiiin
al
hlh
-l"'
lllii.
i'orilanil
Jal:'
..i.riv
abmr
tilirh
tlr
i.hl
fluo-lfnl
ft
o
a
t
K.
ih.
iii-r
onthrrh
-
.'
ie-
1.
h.w
watri
'
rihr-..v
aionr
lm
'
iM
ti'ituIrM
IrH.
rnnt
1
irihrl
t
'Intftv
nr
..r
rtmiirii'i
inrnl
an-
!
mof-
..i
u
1
rnimn
n
1
I'trtlMi
'
I
TO..
prl'mnt
Waller
P..
Walk.
i.
"I
lT;
.AkO
AOT.
r.lint-
lilalrlrl
of
frtmr
-ii.iatr
i
ntmmm
Ivat
t
mi.
1
y
r.
i.iaitd.
rt.c
that
Omar
UilWrd,
Mm-.
r
B
.,
"irniitkm
-.i.ii.la
tMrfr
far
tr-
u
rajfenttir
d
til
t
rl
ptoaiaid
aHri-
i.
mnr
nr
law,
from
v-r
Ini
Ilia
(T.L.
II
ih
Hkaw:
llMwc
iImwv
mil
i
rhain:
.
nun.
mrr
t
!.
to
'
iM.vinr
iw4nda1r
of
f
mnwntM-ptaML,
.
ami
"
mat
or
mm.
Mii.t.i
nn
iiviirn
aH!
rr
Win.
0.
MlirtHHI
WATER
NOTICE.
Uta
ad
Itoraga.
1
ilia
I
Wltnam
C.
I
ix
ketr.rl
AiaaL
r-
:i
ai-t-ljr
fur
IKvar
tui
.'
tniiH-ra
UtrkM
iltlly
ami
iil.Kia
nf
water
awji
of
an
whlrh
fkwl
H.HIwM-1).
i
arm
nr
t
prMn
itiii..r.
g.i;j
b.i:.
Thai,
u
1
Ih.
MM
al
tho
mrrr
1
im-
raitarlli'
"'
,,M'
rp
.
it'll
la
ataitii
a.oim
ial
t
1
(hx1
alKMit
ai
r.-
of
will
h
din-rliHl
rnn
'
ilni
al
lit
'.ur-.
awl
'
r
ilxioMllr
anil
ramvxr
Hi-
land
rtwrtlx-it
a
lrtl
l
ninrk
A,
Vun
arilte
1
iwillr
wit
H.IMt
on
'i-
lam
ilay
of
iult-.
!:.
1.'
n.--
aiHl
an
aiiliration
'
atnl
In
the
"Vair
Art.
'
lllril
In
the
iffl
of
Itoe
'
al
I'rlnee
lluperl.
B.C.
lie
annllrallMi
mav
I
filed)
Water
lieninler
ur
with
1
r
watr
iiithta.
rartw
t-.
Voiurld,
ll.r..
wltMn
i."
r
til..
rirj
narm
of
1
t
.al
tMwaiNi(r
Ttw
l4t
ili'iiaui.n
of
iiia
nollrc
U
WATER
NOTICE.
!
i'
thai
Montr
II.
Mr.
I
nnnerr
fUlit
MlMM
I4J
.
liimiwr
Mlw.
Allln,
f-.i
llrenne
in
lake
ami
'
fei-i
ier
MH-nml
of
walr
-
n.i.r
wnirii
in.
vi
11
wraicri)
il'
latinh
lake
abnst
!'
'
im
Ih
of
the
I'nirlrtwr
wjUi
vill
W
dlvrrlttl
ftwn
'H
a
1-.111I
alMim
two
inlw
-'itilhii'
of
titrt
aanl
nvr
MiW
ik
11.
il
uill
Im
iiai
for
llltlro-
-
i"ii-M.e
uimiii
Dm
Intlneer
i-IIiiu
are
dearritml
't
-iiiueil
Mineral
Claliua,
Ill
llafBll
IIU
f
IflfM.
f
Ih.
rnt
tmlilieatlnn
tt
this
....
'!"'
"'
Aiinol.
I.
1
1
11
iKii.it,
mim:s
no.,
imp..
Apt'lteanl.
Monty
II.
Mnore-.Airellt'
tAND
AOT.
of
Intantlon
In
In.la
I.
I
...
I
An
4
.,",'.v
Jlii'.wrl
l.ntni
liininlin
HI.
1
ir
rnnre
Unpen,
ami
altiiale
I.
..1
V.
.
1
"v-''l
shoro
nf
Wales
If
II.
-
J
i
'.M'ii
H"rilt
iiininrtm
from
..
.
'
.
,lslil",l.
ni
Irini
rani
fnmi
fill-
...
I;;'
oswoi
iiaint.
.'skfc
NOTICI-
that
AiiBl.i.lirlll.h
rl
ir
,
!
"'1!nF
i:'npany
Mnill.nl,
f
in-
in
.
'
i
wt"Ul"n
l'ark
r,
in
J
-W
finds":
"f
th'
tul
ilei
ZZ'i"."
f
fii
Mmea
nianien
at
at
hlh
mrni
-.I..
,
'
me.
n
"
iiiiann
111
a
-rr:ia(f
n
,ni
11.,.
1
'Mill
lulniwt
1
''I
Kit
a'.'..
nr.
nre.
l.itu
ninrk
in,
wJa
......
.
..'
,".
"
"
.!
I.
ii.
forty
elalil
biimlreil
feel,
""""'Hy
l
rlmln.
fe
nr
ie-'
il",
I
'?
Plnl
nf
rniiiiiiepreinelit,
HAIDA
INDIANS
RAISED
HADES
Nollca
1
NEAR
VICTORIA
Went
Thep
to
Trade
and
Were'
Placed
on
Songhee
Point
Where
They
Remained
QUARRELLED
WITH
WHITES
Eventually
Were
Deported
to
Northern
Homes
by
Hudson's
Bay
Co.
The
lluiila
(mliim.
from
tin-Ouoii
Charloitf
MumW
wr'
iiIwh)
aclivo
nixl
wnrlikr
ami
wci'r
inrH
by
nil
ulhfr
native
-n
I
lie
mailt.
WrUlntr
of
IhHr
invaxlon
nf
Yfrlurlti
in
Ih..
party
lay
))
HllfniVnl
I).
U.
in
tki
Virlnria
Tittica
aH:
Tin'
principal
oinr
in
Victorin
Hnrtrur,
callp
Snn?liif
l'nnt
m
imiiifil
by
KpIIii
on
a
i-lurf
)(.
1
II
in
mm'
lb
SniiyiiM
in-iliiiti
niMni,
ami
I
In-iiiuininii
iiMtnlrr
of
Hi"
tritie
till
livr
tluMi.
The
iiaiui'
Siin,?-Uf
I'niiil
wat
t;
i
veil
In
it
!nr?tiu"
nf
llifr
Imliniix,
u1in
lii'
in
,,
U'-itflilmrliooil,
arnl
win.
befoi-I
In-
-nuns
Mr
lhiii.in'M
y
Cniiiimny.
Iml
their
(rinripul
villncp
at
wimi
im
now
known
OhiIIiiiiii
Hay.
W
li'-ti
I
Ik-
llwifton
Ilay
foil
4
i-rivi.-ii
in
ihe
Hon
"M
e
ciiici
i-lnr
to
it
in
onfi
-in
t
ratio
with
tiic
winip
innn,
an
l
-in.
ii
wi-n-
placn.l
by
t
tt
a-
itotnpiirv
mi
Sutialifp
Pi'iinl,
Tlti'ir
rhicf
in
ihip
ilay
wa
kimwii
a
"KifiB
Ytwiy,"
and
fc'
lifhl
uikIi'ihik-iI
rway
ucr
lit"
irilii-
for
tiiiiny
yre.
Mia
ru!
.i-
fiir
as
-
11
1.
)h
a-.-cii.iirn'.l,
jiit
.mil
lniiKirahli'.
uti'l
111
(
ulllip
Willi
llil
Wllllo
II
.'Mm
I
iilliii
Iinlian
irilHH
ho
w.i
;i
iiraenn
a
11
wa
noiiii.-
nr
IlltO
In
he.
Thrf
were.
J,i-.
ai'lioiio
ovpr
whkph
he
11111
III
k-,i
no
ronirol,
an
in
flti
raxr
nf
ili
IUMjm
nr
Nnrllirrn
linluit-.
From
Queen
Charlottes
,
I'hl
tnlio,
originally
frnm
Ouren
Cliarlollr
llamU
in
1
1
1
lay
n
itaxairc
and
warl'ik'-.
anil
for
year
hail
ben
I
In
rn-ne
or
I
hi"
coanl.
Soon
aflpf
Mir
llu.lon'
liny
Fori
n
l.nili
tit
Virlnria,
larg'-
nunilMT-
of
ihcse
NrrHherri
Indiana
rimo
down
lor
tradinR
itirK--.
ami
ih,.l
m
I
lit
ilirwlinn
of
KUiniali
at
nn
irrnal
dialance
form
the
Smmfn-r
liMleea.
AftT
Ihia
llirtv
w.i
lroiilir.
Iiolh
with
Hi''
wlnii"
and
Willi
the
onphr;
enperially
le-
Iween
l
In1
I
wo
trllv.
who
k-p'
lip
a
litiii'i-
fetid.
WhelluT
lhi
r-UnJ
feud
wa
ol
li'lip
dtirallon,
vinmiitt
I't
ii'f
flie
Mania
rniii-inar
In
H
loria,
or
whflfn
r
it
wu
reiill
of
llo'ir
Iihi
i-ln-f
rl.i-lionn
with
ih"-
Soiiixln!'.
I
ran-mil
Miy.
lnit
il
wanxa
Itill'T
war-fan',
ami
n-"ll'd
in
many
Inm-filio.
M11.
I1
oT
I
lie
In
mli
If
wak
larled
try
the
luttih
poion.
sup-mioI
to
In'
alcohol,
-nlil
lo
Mi"
Indian
m
larpe
iiiiaiililie
Uy
wltile
lin.l'
i-.
Ihi-rc
was
liille
or
no
alleiiljd
lo
nlop
Ihr
fait-
nf
litis
"fin-
water,"
ami
an
in-,
alinire
of
this
ia
an
iiiiiiouih'o-menl
in
The
Colii
i!
of
Marrh
10,
IHWt,
lhal
a
.suhiMHier
load
of
wliinky
wa
lainlwl
al
Maraulav
I
he
day
hefnre.
A
Ioiik
slrinir
of
IniKediea
following
1
hi
kind
nf
thing
endiMl
In
the
Norther
Indian
beina
deMrlxl.
Vhlkey
and
Hie
feud
mixed,
made
Hie
celtinK
for
mine
very
blooil-eiinlliiiK
'iul
IraRlo
scene.
,
Halda
In
Trouble
The
firsl
of
lliene
wa
on
Friday.
March
:in,
of
lhc
nme
ynr
nii.,
llaida
eheef,
knowrv
n
"(Jnesh."
was
siliUllo7
wooii
oui-
'
-
.:n:"7-
ihT
Aim
side
his
lo.lKe,
when
I
wo
SonghiMj
11
"
'ki'-Ki
,3,'",he
XT,u
M-aves
broke
from
the
woods
and
A
-'iiv
of
liita
nntlee
ktiil
l,..i
dim
II
IS
deillh
WilS
allliosl
T
l'ti-"i.l.
tlieretn
an,l
In
lite
,,
,t,.nu,,y,
l,
"l
Wll
tie
filed
in
I
lie
iifrirn
Intdllllllincoil
In
"nier
at
Allln,
ll.r.
Oli-
In
...
Ca
..Hi.
iiieni-e
The
next
day
rt
.....
"
nun
won
tne
nam
waier
r
vi-
r.......l
..III.
with
die
Niini.iroiier
of
water
nmliee
siiunw
was
founil
Willi
in
'
".l
i
iii
iii,iinr.
Vlflorii.'
,.
Ihroal
.,
'.,
evil
fPn,
rrniii
ear
nP
m
oaf
i.ir
ih
ilay.
after
tlm
arrs,r-1
her
.....1
l.nrr
ill
V
llllllliail.
Freeiy."
allln-'l
w"Niring
ven-mi.Kii
for
Ibis
I
rnliil
art,
sent
n
man
who
wim
n
rpw1
fnvnrile
will.
II...
llai.las,
lo
kII
in
eoiineii
villi
them
a"''
lak0
l,liU',,
"ver
Hie
alTalr
rr
the
'""i"
i',"'ef.
1-IiIm
lirilVP
W
It
i
lo
lalkiiirTsj-eare-
a,y
wilh
the
Uaidns.
wan
xu.l-1....1..
nniill
by
kI'IIIc
'
-
-
io-iiij
1
-
IT.
LAND
ACT
.
.
i.i.etlaii
to
Apply
to
Laaia
Land
"-
i.r..
it
"'
""""
,.,
,.rt.
amilliwem
Hiore
,r.lr.
LV..!,
iILv
I'nrilio.l
l
annl.
position
hearlnit
norm
f
I
.'!
''"h,
'ji
tne
raiimlian
Itsli-"tai
k
i.tami
ami
inie!
Akr.
viiinniver,
H.C..
nrruim
H'UIIE
IHRh
It
J
i
t,
a'
.i-
"!'1
'"re.l
r-i
more
1
"
..
H
l"ll
Inarki..!
v..
ar.
ah..
in.
''"iitn,
11,01
flint'
jt
e
..at
nr
In.
a.k
In
I
waler,l"'n.
"""
.
i
..,
the
fnlliiwInE
do
arrllieil
l"'!L
.
..
nl.inlnt
it
hllth
'
"
...n.....
twrniy
rhtiin:
ism:
..iiltiea't
lmn'lrp.l..d
Maid.
.imiiiwpHt
in
uliniel
tlieliro
niiiiiiwi'-'.
run
rii.ln
III
i
'".'
i.imnrni'e
Tin?
ITATEY
rTBVTB
WiPfnw'
PAaa
Fiva
i
1
Beware,
Madam
I
Don't
ExpeidLment
with
Your
Good
Complexion
"(ieeahV
relatives
and
slabbed
lo
denlh.
A
rope
was
faslened
round
his
nwk,
and
Ihe
body
di'axK'
d
in
I
he
Arm
and
thrown
in.
I'lii'
tii
xl
day
il
floated
down
lo
the
Sniiglii'o
settlement.
This
murder
could
only
lead
lo
one
IhiiiK
open
hostilities
!
and
on
Sunday
nlpM
Ibe
two
tribes
were
literally
at
war.
All
night
luny
a
ceaseless
fire
wn
kepi
up,
and
much
ainnuiniliot.
watded,
but
llllle
damage
was1
done;
ami
with
Din
coming
ij
dawn
firinn
ceased.
The
Haida'
then
brought
mil
a
Sonpberi
sipiaw
whom
I
bey
bud
kept
pri?-ener,
arid
tortured
aiul
murdered
her
in
front
of
n
large
number
of
.spectators.
This
episinln
was
loo
much
for
Ihe
company,
and
measures
were
ut
once
taken
lo
put
n
slop
lo
Ibe
brutality
of
Ibe
Northern
Indians,
Whites
Suffer
,
They
did
not
Indeed
slop
a'
outrages
of
which
Ibe
SonghcesJ
Were
Ihe
victims.
The
.while
In
habitant
of
Victoria
sulTered
freiiuenlly
'from
their
cruelly
Anexlrael
from
Hip
Dally
llrlllsh
w.V:rXknn
).'.;
Colonist
.dated,
March
10,
1800,
aim.
iiinke
he
lmnp;
on
n.
e
"
'
.
,.l
Remember,
no
soap
that
is
safe
for
toilet
use
will
remove"
germs
better
than
Palmolive
THERE'S
a
false
idea
going
the
rounds
which,
in
the
interest
of
fine
complexions,
we
must
combat
.
.
.
for
your
sake
and
for
ours.
That
is,
that
some
soaps
combat
germs
and
others
not.
And
that
for
aseptic
reasons
certain
toilet
soaps
should
be
used.
That
is
wrong.
Don't
believe
it
if
it
is
told
to
you.
Good
complexions
are
too
precious
for
experiment.
Soaps
to
"destroy
germs"
sh6uld
be
used
only
on
the
advice
of
a
physician.
And
for
beauty's
sake,
remember
this
important
fact:
The
true
difference
in
soaps
is
in
their
effect
on
your
skin.
All
soaps
"remove
germs"
to
a
certain
degree.
No
soap
suitable
for
toilet
use
will
remove
germs
better
than
Palmolive.
Why
then
take
chances
with
a
good
complexion?
In
old
days,
you
were
told,
"use
no
soaps
on
your
face."
For
all
soaps
were
too
harsh.
Then
Ealmolive
came.
A
soap
made
of
cosmetic
oils.
A
soap
made
to
be
used
lavishly
on
the
skin.
Women
tried
it
and
were
amazed.
Palmolive
became
the
leading
toilet
soap
in
the
world.
In
France
itself,
home
of
cosmetics,
Palmolive
is
supplanting
French
soaps.
Palmolive
is
a
scientific
soap.
A
soap
made
for
one
purpose
only:
to
foster
and
safeguard
good
complexions.
When
asked
Jo
try
harsh
ways,
beware.
Palmolive
is
not
the
only
fine
toilet
soap.
We
know
of
two
others
that
compare
favorably.
But
they
cost
you
25
cents,
while
Palmolive
costs
but
10
cents
...
no
more
than
ordinary
soaps.
Enormous
production
brings
you
this
modest
price.
Wash,
launder,
cleanse
with
any
soap
you
wish.
But
when
beauty
is
at-
stake,
take
care.
Use
Palmolive,
a
soap
you
know
is
safe
to
use.
It
is
nature's
formula
to
"Keep
That
Schoolgirl
Complexion."
Soap
from
Trees
The
only
oils
in
Palmolive
Soap,
are
the
soothing
beauty
oils
from
the
olive
tree,
the
African
palm
and
the
coconut
palm
and
no
other
fats
whatsoever.
That
is
why
Palmolive
Soap
is
the
natural
color
that
it
is
for
palm
and
olive
oils,
nothing
else,
give
Palmolive
its
green
color
I
The
only
secret
to
Palmolive
Is
its
exclusive
blend
and
that
is
one
of
the
world's
priceless
beauty
secrets.
i
MADE
IN
CANADA)
lalors
move
in
tho
matter,
and
pass
some
law
whereby
these
ruthless
attacks
may
bo
prevcnl-ed.?"
.
-'
Despite
llils
appeal,
luiwcver,
the
attacks
continued,
and
people
were
being
knocked
down
and
rt
tithed
almost
every
day.
On
a
Sunday
in
April
an
express
wngtm
carrying
eleven
people
to
Ihe
steamer
-at
Ksquimall,
were
accosted
by
a,
parly
ot
thirty
In-dianx
near
Ihe
sejjond
bridge.
The
natives,
by
hol.lljtg
up
blankets
and
whhimlng,
caused
the
horses
lo
leave
theVroad
and
plunge
into
Ibe
fields,
but
tho
Indians
seeing
Ibis
commenced
lo
bombard
Ihe
passengors
with
bottles
and
stones,
bruising
many
and
causing
idte
or
lw;t
minor
injuries.
On
the
same
afternoon
an
In
tnnce
down
Ihe
road.
Hounding
a
corner
suddenly
they
encountered
five
more
while
men,
and
the
Indian
slunk
off
into
the
ANni,.l,M7TVs,l'7.o.i;M.,r.V
I
tV,"i".T'hr
;
iV..".'..'
rhrinV'r,n,l
r
"lng
knoekedieaidure
lino
could
be
l.iade.
months
during
which
time
nutn
erous
while
men
were
injured
and
some
Songhces
murdered,
Ihe
Company
deported
ihe
llaidas
baek
lo
their
northern
homes.
Over
three
hundred
of
them
departed
under
escort,
and
from
thai
lime
there
was
no
trouble
with
Indians
in
the
vicinity
of
Victoria.
The
llaidas
gone,
while
men
and
Songhee
Indians
lived
peaceably
and
comfortably
wilh
no
need
of
proteefhn
ijjainsl
attacks.
OBJECTS
TO
THREAT
dian
held
up
a
while
man
and
The
.lunenu
F.mpire
published
demanded
fifty
renls.
and
upon
a
short
editorial
article
recently
receiving
a
refusal,
drev
n
knife,
in
regard
lo
the
halibut
situation
nml
rbased
hs
viclim
some
dis-ins
follows:
rAr.Ki.Nd
r;i.
i.Tr..
L,,'1,lVi.I!Vi'
ivliv'-
v..".'.'."iin'''..'r"
i'r.
I
"
viciuily
of
the
Nor
j
Police
Attacked
!lalihul
the
people
of
l'rlnec
'r
Walter
p
vv.ik.e
1
i.ini
tiik
'I!
V'"
.v.
I
thorn
Indian
cncaniDinent
calls'
Police
were
allacke.t
evarv
ltonprt
will
ask
thai
Ameriein
lih.
loss.
"
'
"
DiKd
I0IU
m.
"
the
fretueney
wi.lh
which
thejscrub
before
any
attempt
to
The
implied
threat
presented
at
Ihe
tarilT
hearings
ut.
Seattle
by
Mayor
Xewton
of
Prince
Hupert
that
unless
the
Uniled
Stales
will
abrogate
the
two
con
Is
a
pound
duty
on
Canadian
Note
carefully
the
name
and
wrapper.
Palmolive
is
never
sold
un
wrapped.
for
the
disarming
of
tho
savage
Mnio
'they
ventured
near
the-
en-
halibut
fi.Miermen
be
denied
Ihe
population.
Will
not
our
legis-jcampmenl,
and
after
some;
privileges
of
marketing
their
catches
at
that
place,
is
'not
likely
lo
further
the
purpose
of
those
.seeking
I
lie
removal
of
the
tariff.
The
Prince
Hupert
cae
was
presented
much
more
strongly
by
those
who
ufged
reciprocity
between
the
United
Stales
and
Camilla.
There
outrtit
to
he
reciprocity
Ihe
broadest
two
great
nations
However,
if
there
is
to
be
a
tarilT
wall
between
America
and
Canada
not
only
is
tho
halibut
tarilT
logical
but
likewise
logical
is
Ibe
contention
of
the
people
of
Ketchikan
that
all
fish,
whether
caught
by
American
fishermen
or
otherwise,
marketed
in
Prince
Hupert,
prepared
for
shipment
Ibere
and
from
there
shipped
hack
in
Ibe
I'liite.l
Stales,
should
be
trealcd
as
foreign
products
and
charged
Ihe
duty.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
I
I
m
I
WATER
NOTICE.
Dliaralon
and
Uta
TAKE
.NOTlct
that
(ileuner
Consoll-ilateU
Uold
Mines,
Limited
whose
aililre
la
mi
Yorksnire
Uulldmr,
Vancouver,
H.C
will
apply
fur
a
llrenrt'
to
Like
anil
ne
all
ir
ten
aenmd
reel
of
water
nut
of
meaner
i:reek,
al
known
a
liutler
eek,
whti-h
flow
westerly
and
drain
Into
Taku
Ann
about
)u
reel
aouth
of
Ktiklneer
Mine
dork.
The
water
will
lie
dlrt-rted
frvin
the
stnaw
at
a
point
about
tun
feet
Miuthweat
of
the
imrtheat
corner
of
'
the
MyniuitU
tiiineral
rlalni.
Lot
.
13.
ami
will
be
used
for
liuninit
purpose
on
the
tileaner
properly,
Lot
xif.
xiu
aim
ait.
iai
inure
waa
niiei
rort
of
reciprocity
between
the
V,'J,h
P!"'.'1).
"
rd.'Uv.,,r1
A",i,t-
United
Stales
and
Canada
tn,iii-tiii
purtuam
therein
ami
to
the
"Water
Art.
tin,"
will
be
flteil
In
the
pvprvlliintr
Wn
l.allo.n
tl.nt
nl.
everyuung.
wo
nettexe
mat
an-
rne.
..r
tiw
water
iierorder
at
Atim.
solute
free
trade,
between
Ihe
two
countries
trade
as
free
as
bo-Iween
two
American
States
'
would
pi-ove
a
blessing
to
both,
.11
Wmii
1.1
tut
I
h
t
in.
v
I
Kik
I
I
Ii
i
i
OF
RUPERT'S
MAYOR:'0
omplele
peaceably
cominer-.
icinl
and
political
union
of
tin
Juneau
Empire
Suggests
that
Reciprocity
Is
Best
Policy
for
Both
Countries
olijertlou.i
to
the
applli-allon
may
b"
filed
with
xtu
alil
Water
Herorder
nr
with
Ihe
Coinptrnller
of
Water
lllthts.
Parlia
ment
liulMlnr.
Vtrti.rta,
li.i:.,
within
thirty
day
afler
the
flrnt
apiearanre
nf
mi
noin-e
in
a
iwai
newspaper.
Tne
dale
tif
the
firm
puhllrallun
of
Oil
notice
ar
i'.i.kvnui
to.Nsniinm.ii
ooi.n
MINKS.
MMITKO.
Applicant.
By
0.
n.
Smith.
reiit.
LAND
ACT.
Itottct
of
Intanikn
to
Apply
to
Laata
Land
In
rrlnre
hupert
Land
llei-ordlhr
DIMrlrl
or
Rrttlh
Columbia,
and
annate
it
the
mouth
of
Mattel!
Inlet,
atnuii
4
rhaln
north
from
the
nnrlheaM
corner
of
Indian
Ketertr
No.
One,
Graham
Mand.
TAKK
.0TICE
lhal
I,
tnne
II.
Simp-ton,
of
Mn.i-tt.
llrlllsh
r.nlumhl.1.
ncrupa-tloit
p.irker.
intend
in
apply
for
Vi
ot
the
folliiwlnr
detrrlhed
land:
-
Cnnimeiirlni
at
a
pott
planted
alMiut
I
rhaln
north
from
the
nrtlieal
enrner
of
Indian
Hesene
Xo
One.
Oraham
l.land,
thence
northerly
3
chain
"lo
low
water;
thence
fnllnwlnr
low
water
mark
Mo
chain
In
a
wterlv
dlrerllmi-
Ihenre
wiulherly
3
rhaln.
ttienre
ealerlv
ICO
rhaln.
In
point
nf
eoinmeneetnenl,
ami
rontaliilnv
4
acre,
im-f
-.
I.
F.I!1K11
II,
SIMPSOI,
Appllcinl,
1
DUid
Jual
ICta.
1111,