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DAILY
EDITION
Monday,
Anjrust
10,
1925.
Labor
Trouble
At
Elevator.
It
-would
be
lurlieulurly
tinforluiiale
lo
have
a
lengthy
in
terruptioii
on
the
elevator
construction
at
this
lime.
The
woi
k
is
of
Mich
a
nature
that
il
must
be
proceeded
with
steadily
and!
without
delay
if
the
hi
grain
plant
is
tii
be
ready
to
handlc-the!
crop
Ibis
year.
II
woild
have
looked
better
Jf
any
differences
it.
.:!.
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i
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ii
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1
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i
1'
If
is
to
be
hoed
that
the
present
difficulty
or
misunderstanding
will
be
settled
without
delay
and
that
there
will
be
no
serious
hold-up
in
the
finishing
of
the
vork
thai
means
so
much
to
Prince
Hupert.
Provincial
Election
In
New
Brunswick.
With
a
federal
eleclhui
looming
up,
particular
inlcie-i
will
be
niaiiifolcd
in
tlie
result
iif
the
provincial
electtoir
in
New
Brunswick
today.
Whichever..
vide
wins
will
'undoubtedly
be
heartened
for
Ihe
larger
conlest
though
the
result
.if
the
pnv-
vmcinl
voting
is
not
necearily
to
be
taken
a
an
indicalioti
of
how
things
will
go
in
the
feMeral
field.-
Elections
are
jreuerallv
won
or
lost
on
issues
and,
while
a
provincial
election
may
lie
some
criterion
of
tlie
trend
of
nolilir
.feelinir
Hi.,
.iiimilinlil'""
Allogeiher
Miis
property
J
Not
a
bit
worn
out
yet!
The
mild,
pure
Lux
suds
pressed
through
and
through
the
garment,
actually
fitat
the
tin
particles
of
dirt
away.
Dipping
not
rubbing
is
all
that's
necessary,
and
that
is
why
fine
fabrics
may
be
washed
again
and
again,
in
the
mild
and
pure
Lux
syjds,
without
showing
signs
of
wear
from
washing.
LUX
Lerer
Brothers
Limited,
Toronto.
Hint-
iuiiu
iiiiir
iirrn
iiciwrvu
till
men
,11111
uic
4
11111
jhiim
nnu
W
been
settled
before
the
work
started
rather
lliau
after
it
got
un
der
way.
-
This
spring
there
has
been
a
labor
element
gelling
estab-
very
profitable
investment.
A
lished
in
Prince
Riijert
that
resembles
fbe
old
I.NV.W'.,
if
il
is
comfortable
lug
cabin
was
buil'
not
really
a
hraneh
of
that
organization.
The
I.W.W.
has
nol
this
year,
bui
another
will
he
been
Very
popular
or
successful
in
this
city
in
the
past
and
rer-jadd-d
early
in
tin-
spring
in
an-taiuly
the
nnive
nov
taken
by
the
men
is
not
met
with
popuhu
-jlicipaiion
f
die
employment
itf
acclaim.
.
more
men
in
sloping
and
surliiiu
out.
Hceommendaikms
will
h-maile
for
the
reconstruction
of
a
portion
of
Ihe
trail
to
iuipnMO
shipping
facilities.
.
Ruth
and
Francis
The
lliilb
and
Kraneis
grou?
of
four
claim,
situate!
on
Hi?
Xorlh
fork
nf
iflnriar
(lrek,
i
owned
by
.lame
XrttHt
and
Andy
Arcftie,
of
Slew-art.
T1ii
fea,smt,
while
pj-ospeeling
l
lie
ground,
Mr.
NesbHI
discovered
a
small
vein
in
a
high
bank
ju-t
across
the
creek
from
the
cabin.
carrying
litgh
silver
value
in
involved
are
irenerallv
not
of
federal'
,-tfo,r,V.
Tl.e,,.tf
'.k.1
'r,'v
eiMMr
and.
silver
siilidrWIe.
-are
not
in
this
New
Brunswick
elect
ion.
'"Therefore,
if
Liberals,
or
Conservatives
are
Miccessful
in,
New
Brunswick
today
it
doe-'
not
follow
that
Ihe
same
parly"
will
be
in
federal
contest.
Two
Uttle
Words
That
Mean
Much.
"Thank
you."
Just
a
phrase
(r
two
little
words
vol
what
a
(.,.
ih
of
thouglitftiliiess
ami
courtesy
is-hidden
therein.
11
ens
I
nothing
no
extra
effort
or
time
and
helps
In
sniooHi
over
the
rough
spots
in
the.
daily
grind.
It
i
a
J
it
He
tangible
something
like
a
ray
of
sunshine
with
its
brightening
and
mellowing
lunch
adding
much
to
the
zest
and
happiness
of
one
and
ail.
Bui
how
many
of
us
go
on
from
day
lo
day
forgetting
this
magic
formula,
relegating
il
to
days
gone
by?
This
lack
or
thought,
perhaps
indifference,
is
so
apparent
at
limes
that
the
ipicstion
arises
to
whether
courtesy
has
indeed
'gone
out
of
fashion
iiowndaysw-
or
whether
the
hustle
and
buslle
and
spirit
or
inde
lence
swaying
the
preent-day
generation
is
responsible.
Various
Glacier
Creek
Mines
Are
Dealt
With
in
Report
of
Provincial
Mines
Department
(By
(!.
A.
Clothier,
Ilesident
Engineer
The
L,
L,
(ilacicr
Creek
.Mines
tin.
Ltd.
was
incorporated
in
May,
with
a
capilalizatian
of
)2."0,0fi0,
divided
into
l.UOtMMUhares.
.The
La:
L.gn.up
c.m.sisls
or
three
claims
Sf.AN,,-',t
'N',d.,VVund
LAm
L.
Fraclion
cilliali'd
on
he
.mrth.lo.'k
of
fil'biidl&
W
iif-fi
lacier
ceeL
The
HaflS
have.beeu
surveyed
Ibis
year
and
appjicalion
ninde
for
crown
grants.
The
work
done
on
the
properly
tin
lo
Ibe
first,
of
n
III
VH!I
I
understand
thai,
so
far
as
i
could
be
explored
Ibis
year,
the
showing
was
very
satisfactory.
The
Windsor
(iroiip
consists
of
four
mineral
claims
Windsor.
Windsor
No.
I,
Laura
and
Laura
No.
I
owned
by
Ben
Lawrence,
of
Slewart,
and
associates,
t
he
claims
are
sil-tialed
at
a
general
elevation
of
about
3,711)1
feet
on
the
south
aide
of
Bllter
Creek
glacier
aiM
about
nine
miles
up
Miller
Creek
from
the
bridge
on
Ihe
main
Bear
Itiver
wagon
road.
There
is
a
fair
horse
trail
up
Hitler
creek
lo
the
font
of
I
he
glacier,
which
is
then
diagonally
crosseil
lip
to
the
foot
of
the
hill
on
which
the
claims
lie.
Shipping
transportation
would
be
obtained
by
means
of
a
tramway
frjm
I
lie
properly
to
the
foot
of
the
glacier
along
its
south
side
Bitter
Creek
Formation
The
general
rock
formal
ion
it
tlie
Biller
Creek
formation,
consisting
largely
of
slates
am!
aigilliles,
extending
south
lo
Mo'
Duuwell,
Lakeview,
Portland
Calial,
and
oilier
properties.
The
showings
on
the
properly
consist
of.
two
veijis.
The
upper
one"
I
did
not
see;
but
is
described
iivvli
yjvoji'aiis,
belng
.a
hart-oW-,,ri.fmfztfd?!irup
in
K
or
Id'1
inches
in
width,
hi'
which.
nn-riir
patches
Uud
small
lenses
of
f
..'galeiia-iiiiic-bleiide
ore
carrying
consisted
of
four
open
nils,
tracing
the
vein
a
distance,
of
luee
"'gh
values
in
silver.
Koine
work
rij-u
cui
exposed
iiiij
ore-body
varying
iu
width
from:
a
few
inches
up
to
three
feel
at'
heavy
sulphide
ore
id
zinc-blende'
and
arsenical
iron
in
ahoiil
eu.ua!
proportions,
with
some
galeifa
and
gf-ey
copper,
Ihe
latter
iu
doubt
'carrying
the
high
silver
values
obtained.
I'ntlcr
Ihese
surface
exposiii
a
tunnel
had
Jwen
driven-on
the
vein
a
distance
of
225
feel.
e-tending
under
Ihe
first
two
surface
cuts
and
about
up
to
Ih.'
third
one
uilhoul
disclosing
anv
appreciable
amouul
of
ore
sue1'
as
exposed
on
the
surface,
though
some
good-grade
ore.
wn
encnunlered
al.
aboiU
ISO
fee!
from
the.
pnrlal.
This
year,
under
the
supervision
of
.1.
I".
Breeze,
the
tunnel
was
continued
o
feel,
beariu-x
to
Ihe
right
and
thus
rrosftcult-ing
Ihe
formal
ion
for
ahoul
till
'feel,
but
without
-encouraging
results.
An
upier
I
tin
ne
w
a
ther
started
nl
tlie
lowest
open-cut,
face.
A
sample
taken
at
the
mouth
or
Ihe
tunnel
of
one
'ton
was
shipped
(o
Trail,
from
which
ivJurns
were
received
ot
0.10
oz
gold,
2T:.rt
oz.
siher
lo
the
ton.
21.1
per
cent.
lend,
and
1
1
ppe
cent.
zinc.
Later
another
ton
taken
from
SO
feet
iu
the
tunne'
was
shipped
to
Selhy,
California,
giving
assays
of
O.lo
oz.
gold,
grade
ore
was
shuck
and
has
was
done
this
summer
on
this
vein
and
the
owners
considerlh"
showing
very
promising.
'The:
jower
of
main
vi'ln
consists
id
a
bell
up
lo
18
feet
in
width,
in
which
there
is
from
one
lo
five'
feet
of
heavily
pyrll-Ized
ipiart.,
Iho
remainder
being
slate
Intersected
with
ipiartz-seains
initierallzed
with
jiyrile.
ft
strikes
N.
.'(0
degrees
'
nar-
2U.1.1
oz.
silver
In
ihe
Ion,
lO.SJalleling
the
glacier,
and
dips
per
cs-nl
lead,
and
12.2
per
cent
zinc.
Al
I
lie
time
of
writing
(February
t
the
face
is
al
H0
feet,
still
in
hi
grade
ore,
obtaining
a
deplh
of
Oil
feel.
ThU
upper
tunnel
shows
(lie
vefn
lo
have
fnu
I
led
In
two
or
Hirer
places,
the
laleral
displacement
being,
ii,l
i
to
five
or
x
fpet,
A
raise
Is
now
being
driven
from
-1he
lower
Tunnel,
starting
annul
120
reel
in
from
the
portal
Jusi
iiurlh
of
n
shnrl
crosscut.
Ill
culling
oul
for
this
raise
high-
about
10
degrees
W.
lnlo
the
hill.
The
work
on
this
vein
consists
of
several
open
nils
and
a
cross
cul
tunnel,
70
feel
long,
culling
the
vein,
which
Is
about
12
foci
in
width
as
nearly
as
could
he.
ascertained
through
a
heavy,
soft
oxidation,
due
lo
sccpa'e
through
Ihe
pyrlle.
The
heavy
iron
sulphide
i
comparatively
flaw
grade,
but
lair
gold
Values-are
obtained
whore
the
ore
shows
galena
and
zlnc-hlende.
One
cul
gave
I2
a
Ion
gold
values
across
five
feel.
'ri...
r...i..
i..
..i-
n
.i..i..
joe
O'lii
in
silling,
wen
iieiin
eoiillMUed
continuously
fur
tlie
led
and
ns
mI.iIciI.
uliou'ii
fine
nlnMil
70
feel
vcrlically
hoM
thei
10
feet
raise
lo
date.
The
vein
value
at
several
tdares
along
main
tunnel,
ami
driven
about
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Fringe
Rupert
August
10,
1915.
A
in
'iimn
sijinecl
ii
1IH
cul
lens
la
lieen
iire.eiiSi'il
tat
the
city
i'imiiiciI
as'rvintt
that
'lie
mayor
and
aldermen
accept
l
Ins
year
lull
salary
in
view
of
!h
conditions
providing
Alderman
Mooll,
Maillumi
ui
d
Casey
op-pifaed
(be
ino.
wiiile
Alilcrmi'i
Mantgoiucfy
mil
Dyhuavn
we
eel
in
favor
of
a
cut
from
Angus'
1
pi,
this
year.
I
he
prayer
of
rtie
petition
was
ae.
tlmxly
nufi
granted.
j
Ab
acoiiiwl
to
.t,e
.if
Hie
val-j
Ws
at
the
powTur
ionise
at
Shaw-i
at
lap
raised
washout
M.m
morning
which
will
ii''ecllale
a
shut
down
fj.r
jovliatdy
two
week.
Tlie
he;iy
rain
of
yesterday
wa
1h.-
cause
of
the
trouble.
rriekrt
fits
I
w;i
fm-med
las!
even
iux
-willi
A!Ye.
Cars
a-president,
and
Kmest
Woods
as
serretkry-lreasuri-r.
..
I).
Jobn-f-Hi
'
apiiiuii
j
i-aplain.
Sieve
Kiiif
ul
nyeive
jan
interesting
letter
from
I'en
v
j
J
uiA.-r
;'1in
is
with
Ihe
7Hi
Ita
lalwm
MWiewliere
in
Flamlo
I
Percy
is
fit
and
well
and
w
i
lresel
wieii
Art
Noble
and
ii.
I
i
!
l
1
'
r-llinier"1"!!
rer'
wnunijeo.
'
The
Man
in
the
Moon
j
J
.
YSr-
J
S.S..-..
S....
A
KKl.l.OW
a
fuunv
fee!
ing
when
tin-
ii-use
is
full
o
company
and
Ho-
landlord
cai!
or
the
rent.
I
II
K
trouble
with
holiday
auli
eipalioii
is
the
cn.t
anticipation
.
irHJiUJSll
frog
is
rull
o
hops
it
des
n"t
necessarily
fol
low
Dial
it
make
good
l'T.
OF
course
yon've
Ftfard
tb-sli.ry
about
ibe
man
wb
wante.,
Ins
l-'oril
car
buried
with
him
because
it
had
pulled
him
out
o
so
many
lmle.
I
I
is
plain
to
.see
that
most
Scotsmen
were
brought
up
on
the
bottle.
I
OFTK.V
wonder
why
mnlm
boat
owners
don't
wear
black
shirts.
AND
why
lhee
fishing
parties
are
not
called
hands
nt
hope.
A
WISH
woman
has
said-Some
men
hiv
poor,
lot
of
thein
me
stupid,
mo-l
of
them
art
ugly,
and
all
of
Ibeui
are
con-
ceiled,
bul
neverl
lodes
they
ari
as
indispensable
ns
bread.
BKAl'TY
may
lie
only
skui
deep
but
thank
goudness
the
skit
wears
well.
GEORGE
EASTMAN
OFF
TO
CASS1AR
Well
Known
Kodak
Manufacturer
and
Hit,
Party
Going
North
,
on
Princess!'
Louise
Today
;
Kirfoulc
.
In
tlnl
Caiisiar
dis-
Irict
on
an'olher
big
game
hunt
ing
trip,
(tcnrge
haslman
or
Itocbesler,
New
York,
head
nf
Ibe
I'astuiaii
Kodak
(To.,
was
a
passenger
going
.'through-
on
the
sleaine-
Princess
Louise
this
morning,
lie
Is
-
lodng
acepm-
panied
on
this'
tffp
tV
Dr.
A.
J.
Kaiser.
lev.
(leprge
K.
Norloi
and
.Mrs.
Noriftjl.
;
'lids
is-
lb"
third
successive
year
that
.Mr.
Kastinau
has
hunled
in
the
"a--slar
district.
Despilo
his
years,
he
i
still
u
very
active
man
and
he
was
looking
forward
this
morning
lo
bringing
out
another
big
bag.
The
party
will
be
oul-rilted
at
Wrangell
and
Telegraph
llreek
and
expeel
lo
pome
out
ahoul
Ihe
end
of
September.
cohokatTundas"
island
not
thick
Boati
Have
Been
Getting
Only
1B
Fish
a
Day
Whereas
Average
at
This
Time
Is
76
I
A
slim
run
of
policies
is
reported
in
the
Dumlas
Island
area
by
fishermen
from
there
who
were
ju
town
at
the
cud
of
the
week.
The
li-ollinu
houln
were
only
gel-.
in
ihe
raise
is
from
I:!
to
:toihi
surface.
I
think
the
poMi-'imK
abnni
I
f
fish.
a
day
whereas
inches
wide.
Ilulllv
or
develoni
n
d-
ii
liionnire
nf
Din
iivhi-iil-m
nl
Hits
I
lino
nf
Die
luniter,
AuaruM
10,
New
"Baby
City"
of
Ontario
n'lmr.m
timiiiii
'i'iuii'1
iMiniiiiMuin
in
mm""
'"'""'ii
minimi
iHHiinii
unnnini
mwiiini
mmmmzEmi
HI
I
ii
niimiii
niiiiiiu
itiiimii
intiMiiii
miuimt
imwitu
inmiiu
iiiimiii
mimiu
miiiiiii
iiiiiuii
irn
(I)
Xrih
B.j.
M.U
Strl.
i
--.i
iu
..ii...
i
.
i
CI
Tf.
Vmrilir
IIiiIm,
-nk
Hay.
(3)
T
r.i
OlfV.
a
Old
Home
Week
Cebbratlon
,
tlcalty
rebuilt,
two
prtrattly
owned
the
hut
municipal
ctntzi
t
XTl
lo
celfirate
the
atUlnroent
or
parka
bare
bad
to
be
takes
over
for
at
J
J.Oll,
wtlle
lie
rsp',4
City
status
will
be
the
blc
attraction
;
Ibe
year
sad
other
Urge
expend!-
Ibe
town
this
jrtt
Ind.
for
Nortbrn
Ontario
the
flrst
k
1n
An-mrt.
North
IUy,
to-day
the
Urcwtt
Town
In
the
lrtnlnc,
with
jl
poputatlea
offlciallr
eftlmated
at
1J.011.
will
become
the
Baby
City
of
Ontario
on
Sunday,
Autmt
Ixid.
I'or
the
fonowlnx
six
days.
It
'will
be
a
case
of
"open
bouse"
with
alt
(be
wrtll-known
hospitality
of
the
.North
Country.
Spcial
sendees
In
ail
the
Cltr
cbnrcbea,
eondocted
in
most
rases
bj
former
pastors,
Vbo
were
Identified
with
the
early
hlstorr
of
the
Town,
will
Inaugurate
Old
Home
U'et-k.
The
following
day
offlcUl-
dom
Ubes
cj.r
with
"Civic
Day",
wbea
the
formal
presentation
of
the
"Ity
Cliarter
will
be
made
at
Memo--tal
Park
and
representatlTea
of
the
"edfral
and
Provincial
Governments
.
'1
extend
their
concratulatlons
to
Gateway
City
of
the
fc'orth.
v
race
track
has
Had
to
be
prac-
turrs
Incurred,
but
the
ritlaena
are
behind
Ibe
celebration
morrmtnl
and
are
determined
to
make
It
sometblmc
that
will
be
lone
mnembrrrd
In
tb
.Northland.
The
bUtory
of
North
tUy
Is
one
that
la
not
generally
known
to
all
Canadians,
even
tboush
the
nam
la
familiar
from
the
Atlantic
to
the
rartfle.
aa
a
rreat
railroad
centre.
North
Hay
was
originally
dlM-ove-ried
by
Samaelde
Cbamplain
la
K1S
and
aa
a
post
on
the
old
trill
from
tbe
Ottawa
to
the
Great
takes
In
tbe
time
of
tbe
xreat
French
explorer.
Ttie
first
settlements
bere
are
recorded
as
In
Utl.
Vith
the
romlnx
of
the
first
train
over
the
Canadian
radflc
Hallway.
North
Pay
was
never
Incorporated
aa
a
rfllajre.
lAe
Topsy.
It
Just
mw
and
became
officially
a
town
In
1891.
In
1S95,
the
population
was
2.021,
In
15
It
was
2.113.
and
lo
191
S
It
was
10.01L
and
not
expected
there
will
be
any
from
northwest
corner
Ud
1571;
l
isliiug
&
l'.
s
large
run
this
year.
i
thence
noulli
3
chains;
thence
Limited,
of
Mac"
I
There
were
still
a
few
springs
west
10
chains;
thence
south
2'patln
Packers,
in1'
running
around
Inimlas
Inland,
'oliains;
lbenc
!
to
ehaina
lo!for
a
eae
of
the
'
it
was
reported.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert.
Dugald
Campbell,
J.
O.
Wilcox,
C.
K.
Sproil,
H.
Jins.
I
il.
Cook
uud
I".
K.
llarrisou,
Vancouver,
W.
A.
libh
and
Mrs.
A.
K.
Oibb.
Anyox;
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Dawson
and
daughter,
I'orl
Arthur;
A.
I..
Sharpe,
Premier;
K.
I..
AWkiII
and
Klinor
I.
New-Ion,
Chicago;
A.
II.
S.
Mead,
Winnipeg;
E.
II.
t'dgier
nod
U.
II.
North,
Slewar!
.
E.
I..
.MacLeod,
K.
O.
McCullagh
aud
11.
Hooper,
Casey
Cove;
A.
O,
Lbristjanscji,
cily;
.
.L,
I'raser.
Digby
IsbindJ
lr'
and
.Mrs.
T,
llasbaw
and
Mrs.
I).
Mi-Clarty
aud
daughter,
Usk;
Harriet
j
Wood,
Minneapolis;
II.
C.
Dar-roch,
Calgary;
W.
Fasken,
London,
OnL;
W.
II.
Manuel,
C.N.Il.;
i:
I).
'McNiven,
Viclorla;
Mrs.
.1.
I'.
Dulllie
and
Miss
Ileeji
Dulhie,
Seattle;
I.
Stanley
aud
T.
Doll.
Woodcock.
Central
.
Marlfnolicli,
Jlarnard
Cove;
E.
8.
Newnhani,
Naas
Hiver;
Joe
Smilh,
Vancouver;
It.
N.
I'ulvoye.
.lack
D.
Willis,
II.
Jlromley
and
.1.
P.iulluk,
C.N.U.;
(leorge
Elliott,
T.
Lough
and
W.
Hearn,
Prince
Hupert;
J.
Hyan,
Swanson
Hay.
'
Patrick
Joseph
Moran
has
been
appointed
police
inngislrale
for
Hie
eJly
nt
Prince
(leorge,
Ibn
H.C.
fiazelle
announces.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
Hecnrdlng
District
of
Prince
Hupert,
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Hay,
Mnssett
Inlet
0.C,
Islands,
H.C.
j
I'ake
Notice
thai
(lose-.M
wel
boundary
of
'o
IS"
I
;oribei
lands:
thence
south
8
chains;
thenoej
CouunerMsIng
at
a
west
JO
cJiains;
thence
north
20
two
tnllea
In
a
imrth
chains:
thence
cast
2
chains,
!
from
Hooney
Point
M
more
or
less,
lo
beach;
thence!
lei,
Oraham
Island
I
following
meandering
of-
shoreUnnbia;
lhemve
r
line
lo
point
of
commencement.!
ehln,
more
or
and
containing
22
acres,
norcjwater
mark;
thetn
?
or
less.
!
along
low
water
na
C.DE-MILLEItn,
LTD.
Idred
and
sixty
eh.
Aipllcant.lwflerly
five
chin
Per
Wm.
O.
Mitchell,
Agent
Dated
June
20th.
1
05.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
,
Lease
Land
In
iueen
Charlotte.
Land
He
cording
District
of
Prince
Itu
aerl,
and
situale
nl
llooney
Point,
Ciraham
Island,
llrillsh
Cfilumbia.
Take
.Notice
that
Langara
Fishing
,V
Packing
Company
Llmlled,
of
Massetl,
11.C,
occupation
Packers,
Intends
to
apply
Tor
u
lease
of
hn
following
de-scribed
lands;
Commencing
at
n
post
planted
at
Itooney
point,
flrahnm
Island,
Hrltish
Columbia;
thence
northerly
fle
chains,
more
or
less.
In
low-water
mnrk;
thence
westerly
along
low
waler
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thenco
easlerly
one
hundred
nnd
alxty
chiilns,
moro
or
less,
to
point
of
aoutberlr
tine
h'indn
j
chains,
more
or
b-ss
eoinmttneeipeiil,
uu
-cighly
aeres,
more
LANHAHA
1'ISIII.Ni.
PACKINfl
Per
Ii.
II.
Surr
e;
.
iV;
'
-"!
conlalnlng
elgldy
V;.:.7:
'
:
s
m-
pen,
ami
siumie
al.out
Iwo
inllen
more
or
less.
J
1
!
will
be
at
Wast
15.000
w
:a
n
tiia
IU
posltloo
as
a
City
text
Ac
Tba
Canadian
Padfle
pt
.1
tV
way
for
North
Bay
Th
c
i
-ul
Trunk
followed
with
i'J
"
f-Jt
In
Jnne.
1811.
Next
w.i
r:.
r.Vn
Ontario's
oVrn
railway
tK.?
Vxziz
kamlnc
and
Northern
Oa'
i'
i
sa
ball
t
north
to
the
r
t
tin
from
North
Hay
In
1901,
c-a
train
betnr
operated
out
of
r.r
es
January
lth,
1901.
.
Tbs
m?
Northern
wa
the
ftmn
!
come
la
here,
their
first
tia
arr
tnr
oa
SeptembT
llth,
19r5.
mm
M
.
v.l
.
U
Vrf.
Hon
pass
thronxn
Nonh
t
i
r.-n
month
from
the
Northern
IHzn
jrether
with
11
tons
of
;'ir'
tc
X
MJ
tons
of
Wrt-rrade
t"
"T
6.030
ton
of
pnlp
and
w
of
paper-
It
makes
a
fc-r'-d-
amy
when
checked
op.
s,
Paled
June
1
3th.
t
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
PP'
Lease
Land
In
Queen
LliSilot
cording
District
of
V
perl,
ami
situate
ul"
'
'
half
miles
eal
-f
Lighthouse
nt
Hie
ni'
sett
Inlet,
nrahniii
I-Jsli
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICF
tha
Fishing
it
Pocking
Limited,
of
Victon
i.
'
palion.
Packers,
inlet
for
a
leaso
of
the
fi
scrthed
lands
Commencing
al
a
p-
at
the
north
wel
tr
.-ii
-'
l
r.
r.
tr
M
'3
M-
...
II
ii-
I
f-rt
planl1
ofl
Iti
ilisk
commencement,
and
cnnlalulnB""
,i
I
a
'Columbia,
nbout
niai.iv
clgtily
.'
-
u
less.
one
.i
ncres,
mnro
or
LANdAIlA
ITPIIINO
&
PACKINfl
PACKINfl
CO.
LTD.
Appllennt.
Per
E.
II.
Simpson,
Agent.
Dated
Juno
UMb.
IP2V
LAND
ACT
miles
past
of
Masseit
I
.e
is
,
,,
,or
leaso
or
thelln
a
northerly
direction
fr.o,i
I
wnku
nanivn
PV1"'
mdllng
grade
is
sulllcient
to
year
is
76.
I
nlesn
the
high
lldes
following
described
lauds
Intel,
ore
varying
from
8
lo
30
Inches;
wing
up
well
and
has
all
Hi.
(jusMfy
consnlcrahlo
development
.dunng
the
next
rew
days
bring
Commencing
ul
Massnll
a
post
planted
raham
Island
Hrl
uhr
.l
in
width
from
th0
collar
to
the,
earmarks
at
present
of
being
a
work.
'the
fih
in
larger
numbers,
It
approximately
20
chains
,3
fi!
Notice
!
that
L
'.oliirnlilal
angara
al
the
mouth
of
Ma
(Indium
Island,
Hri'i
CO,
Per
i
lislrt
f
!U'
bin;
then,.
northerly
f
?
morn
or
less
to
low
wa'
'.Jitf
thenen
westerly,
along
'
j
mark
one
hundred
ml
fl
lt
at
I
Ii
n
ii
n
a
eill
Nolle,
of
Intention
In
llu
.J"."."
"
"
n.
Ml"
iiuinn,
lornrii
ensiriij
,
,
.
Lease
Land
.....
.
.
.
.
,mir
"
iren
una
sniy
cnams
,
In
Oueen
PJinrloiln
l.nii.l
n
land
4
r
.Alitl
b
r
in
-
'
......
1
-
r-
-t
,
,.,
M,k
III
-a.
ov
I.
LTD.,
Aimliranl
Iv.
II
Slinl"""-
w
Dated
June
10th,
19S5.