ill.
mi
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jin.
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nf
mil-
uili,
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if
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4,
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i
mat.
nii
njr
aie-r
i
af
mietinS
to
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fur
Ihwippi
1
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JM-lrulPIIIII
MINI.
f'lllllVlH
u
plwilPil
al
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if
s..-llnn
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thrlirn
i:'
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111
Hi'
Pliaill.,
Hlli-
If
poinl
lf
puhi-
did
lOf
iiki
my
itaya
nr
ir
anemia
ii
tpiv
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a
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ami
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ii
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r
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tiinlli
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fliaim.
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of
rrnii
(in
mi.
um-
nrTTY.
1(141
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it
liiirmU
lii
mil)
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fill
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i
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tl
wp.i.!li
7.
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t
J
II
nrllnal
imn.
Ihpiirp
in
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rluiif
j;
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Miliit
.if
nii
III"
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K"
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ifsal
iiv
nf
atipr
ii:
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jn
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lor
a
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ami
tvlrolrNm
al
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fiilbm
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ai
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lion
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II.
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uxilti
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Coatt
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ft.
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for
a
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and
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matai
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of
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a
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1.
31
inuiul.
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al
and
tprnpmii
t
land.
folln:
plnn
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Tp.
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niarkPii
tj.h.'.
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lib
ai,
plialn.
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plum.
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d.
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111
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PI
kW
o
appl.r
Uf
'
I4n.li
for
a
llppnrr
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nl
ami
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41
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tn,
Tp.
liurki'it
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mill
t
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lil
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p
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ft
rh.iin;
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point
ni
mill
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nr
i.iimi
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mill
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sppiinn
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l
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to
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of
fimii
i
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win.
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usn
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lt.v
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to
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for.
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rial
Iiakrwa4
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nr
fnni.ititaitiiiiiii
1
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109A
THOMAS
JAMKS
HF.ATTV.
..,
Piiiv
iinvn
iirri
District
of
Coatt
Rang
t.
Tl
MiTir:
that,
aWtir
iiaja
Afior
at.
I.
T
J.
Hatl.
hlnn
tV
ntpr
yiiir
itr
iimU
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nee
lirivfri
rnr
pmi
am
rinfw-wi'i
n.
irir,
nf
land,
a
Tnllm':
umiurtKina
ai
a
Ml
p4aW.il
al
lis
Mthpi
pnraor.
spWn
I".
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kim
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nurkrtl
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mikM
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mirth
o
pfcMRa.
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w.i
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lhwir
malb
40
rnalaj.
Hipih-p
trpi
mi
pIhhi.
in
pnliil
of
rem-iHpnmipl
l..H-aipfl
January
lh.
In.
THOiUg
JAMES
R
BATTY.
HAIILTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
OlairKt
at
Cot
Ranga
ft.
TAkl.
ilti;
IB4L
alK
ttat-
I.
T.
I
Itpallj'.
hum
fur
a
-
BorltP
HAIILTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
Dlatrkt
of
Coail
Rang
6.
TAKK
.vmrr,
llwt.
sixty
diva
any
ilalp
I
T.
J.
Ilpallv.
mlpoif"
In
appl
lo
hi
.MlnUlPT
or
l-awli
for
a
lirpiwr
to
nniaiNH-i
ror
roal
awl
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mn
arrr.
of
laml.
a
f"";
riiiiM-iirln.
ai
a
l-wi
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roriipr
of
rVPtlnn
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i.
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p.lfw"
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rtialiia.
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an
rlmim.
iIipo"'
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rlMm.
ilwinn
wpI
an
rlialiia.
m
point
or
HAIILTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
...ul..
.r
P!a.i
Ranoa
ft.
THK
JNOTICK
Hint.
m.v
tL
tnjr
ilaii-
t
T.
J
lipatn.
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l
apply
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Minl.lPr
nf
l-aml
Mr
A
ll.pnre
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ii
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at
llm
u'ririmapai
inrtier
of
Spcliwi
IS.
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l,V,
liana
ami
inarkril
T
4.H
nnruiwrw
rlulnn.
thru"'
nnrlh
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flialn.
aal
SO
""if"
will
'
riwiiin.
m
iHilnl
nr
mil'
niPiirrniPiil.
HAIILTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
DUtrlet
of
Coaat
Rang
6.
.
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i'
n.ii
a
iiv
ilivn
af
Us
Ip
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HAMILTON
LAND
DISTRICT,
a.i.
a
oaiMt
Rirta
Ba
TAkK
VoTICK
that,
lxty
..V
ilaln
1
T.
J.
Ilpallv.
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in
ai'inj
hp
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nf
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f"r
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for
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ittt.
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Locilfd
January
Slh,.
I.
THOMAS
JAMKS
.
D
CATTY.
i.
Willi
Irnlling
luials
nn
.Very
hand
jirf
imriiijj
flip
Hio
si'n-.miii'h
o)MM-utioiii.
Cow
May
tlii'M-
days
prcsenl
vt
lniy
n.i'(-l
wilh
till
(irioliiKic.
In
Mayor
.N'1iin
for
I
tie
iim-
of
his
fftvorife
word
"nH'itr.
Some
ul
the
early
liinl
have
iilremly
been
on
the
IrolliiiK
BroiimU
Uii-
iiiil
week
or
so
lorl
the
liif?
majority
or
the
I
ma
U
have
still
lo
leave.
The
next
week
or
ten
day
v'ill
ee
the
moil
of
them
away,
however,
nnd
then
Cow
Hay
tloaU
will
preMfiil
n
more
deMirted
iipiieaninee
than
they
have
for
mniiy
niontlin
pant.
The
run
of
ctiriiiffK
is
oneiiiuir
well
thi
year
ami,
while
miller
m
(jov.-neenii
In
lie
the
ireeru
centre
nl
aeliviliiM,
the
finli
are
heinK
ranch
I
eNewhere
anil
even
ir.
Prince
Itti
port
llnrlmr.
Hie
iltiatily
in
excellent
nnd
the
nil)
lai'tte,
many
Imlancin
tlie
hciiIhn
al
well
over
tlie
f
If
ty-piiiitul
mark,
't
he
filierinen
niut
net
dp
Jinn.ipr
-V---1
i
t
i...
.
ii
...in
...
In
tafiwpppl
rnr
i-.mii
aim
ml
tMrtu
wvirvinii
piiti-riiiui-iii
wiimi
iiiii
11
bin
....
.....
ipn..
,.f
laml
a.
follow
IKinimrlr
al
a
towi
iilaMXI
two
HrthM
Mtilh
nf
I
Hp
uri
'
"-ripr
of
IM
.
Iiahp
S.
aim
hwrp-l
TJ.B.'s
iwrth-pai
p.nr.
Iltmrp
aaaiilh
Hwn,
IUpupp
p.i
mi
rtiiM..'
ihMKP
nnrlh
o
Plums.
ihphpp
naal
rmm-
m
nl
of
raan-inptrriupm.
InpaKfl
Jarwapj-
lh.
Ittn.
TIIOM'S
JAMBS
BCVTTY.
HAIILTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
Dlatrlcl
of
Coaat
Ranga
S.
tiii
miiii
v
tiui.
milv
ilM
aflnr
1U1.
I.
T.
J
HpallY.
lnlPint
l
Ifly
Wimtlpr
nr
ijihi
inr
;
iimi
m
ian.1'
tor
a
ffpVnre
I"1
'
...
ITl
;.7iLV:""
romniPHPMMr
at
a
foal
planlMl
two
nilln
mlh
nf
I
hp
oorinwwi
pnropr
i
uu
Hfti.
lunar
...
ami
marpn
u.n
-
pnim,-
iiim-
in,
rlh
mi
Ptialni
IhPlK'P
VIPI
ll
PIMIII.
IIIPW-P
fftin
P
ilwmv
IIipiipp
pal
mi
Phjin.
to
i4nl
or
MOintPUPPIIIPnl.
I
itralPit
januarj
in.
ii-
....
fori
or
so
navicalors
al
thin
poH
who
are
ipialifietl
1o
belong.
The
first
nieeilng
of
(be
local
brunch
will
be
held
tonight
a:
7:.)0
and
luonllily
meeliii'ts
wit.
be
nrraiaved
lo
lake
place
regu-larty
thereafter.
Gunlraclor
.lohn
Currie
has
leen
busy
at
the
governmenl
vvbarf
this
week
xetltng
tits
eiiipmeni
ready
for
Hie
con-stmclion
of
the
west
end
of
the
nl
the
earliest,
the
end
of
the
mouth
before
actual
work
unn
commence
as
the
ereosnled
piles
for
Mi
e
work
will
nut
arrive
from
.Vancouver
till
that
time.
This
will
Mirther
delay
the
creftlinn
nt
the
binliisical
station
and
llacnn
Visheries
nlaill
hut
wilt
Cive
Hie
early
tourists
the
opportunity
t
seeing
Hint
something
is
going
on
in
l'rince
Ituperl.
The
Currie
outfit,
in
the
mean-
lime,
has
a
small
job
to
do
a!
Claxlon
and,
after
the
;lneal
work
is
finished,
will
proceed
to
l.owe
Inlet
where
there
is
n
!laiger
eon
tract
to
carry
mil
for
the
can
i
nery
interests
there.
Three
New
Boats
The
big
power
Jioat
HlovejM
first
of
three
American
cannery
lenders
lo
he
brought
here
ami
changed
to
Canadian
registry
for
use
by
the
Skeenn
ttiver
I'ai-kin
Co.
in
connection
with
Ihe
Port
Kdwurd
cannery,
arrived
In
.port
nt
K
o'clock
Wednesday
morning
after
a
continuous
7
1
-hour
run
from
Hclhugham
made
under
most
auspicious
weather
eondi
lions.
The
vessel
was
hVouglil
up
Ihe
coast
by
Capl.
F.
11.
Simonds
of
Seattle
anil
Chle;
Kngineer
I.
Ivorson
with
u
crow
of
three
other-
men.
Capt.
Simonds
will
proceed
from
here,
to
Ketchikan
euroule
in
Kataln.
Alnska,
where
he
is
identified
with
Ihe
Pacific-American
can
neries.
Mr.
Iv
erson
wilt
tic
si
a
Honed
permanently
at
Port
Kd
ward.
Tiunorrow
the
Plover
wili
leave
on
a
trip
lo
.Ketchikan
with
(Jeorge
Kihgstead,
manager
of
the
Port
Ktlwnrd
'cannery,
win
arrived
today
nn
the
Princess
lteatrlce
from
the
south.
Tlie
Plover
is
a
vessel
of
o!
fool
length
nnd
Hi
font
beam,
powered
with
a
50
h.p.
Frisco
Standard
gas
engine.
She
wn.
built
in
1017
ul
Seattle
for
the
Paoifie-Anierican
'Fisheries
of
wlileli
company
the
Skeena
ttiver
Paoklntr
Co.
Is
a
subsidiary.
LaM
year
the
Plover
was.
operated
out
of
King
Cove
in
Aleutian
waters,
having
gone,
south
to
IhHlingham
THE
DAIL7
NEWS
PAGB
FiVB.
l
AMD
DIITRIOT.
.....
f
.
Ooul
Rang
B.
......
WA
TERFRONT
ir.l..
,
II
-
111
111.,.,
ml
...
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WHIFFS
'i.aniit
for
lirenpe
t
i.al
mil
iieirolemii
f
unil,
a
fn
Ikiwa
i
tTi..'--,wlw!i
vcid
legume
acuvuy
merchant
service
Gaid
recognizes
here
Port
Edward
Cannery
bringing
fleet
here
halibut
situation
a
Krent
kick
nut
of
it
before
tli
hunt
in
Mime
of
Hie
hix.
firm
lieatllten.
The
berrinir
rin
far
eenn
aim
lo
be
proNy
well
confined
to
llutler'
Cove
where
pounds
are
now
eslnhlislieil
by
the
(iam-mon
Wall
nnd
Itraillmry
&
Yetr
outfits.
The
packer
NV.
It
HAIILTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
Dlitrlct
ef
Cont
Ranga
ft.
tvvi
Miiii:t.
iimi.
mil
dart
aflw
ilair
1.
I.
J.
hlljf.
Iniwf
hi
itvtt
U
hit
yiKHipr
.
if
indii
far
a
CmiM
Lord
in
iiNn
inakinK
oceattional
run
iiiln
porl
from
tin-re
with
lierriiiK
fir
I
lie
Canadian
Kinli
fi
Cold
SloriiKe
Co.
which
pultint:
il
up
for
liait
iiiirpn.es.
HcmIiIc"
filliiiR
Hie
reiiuireiiieiilH
of
tli
Cold
SlucHtte
Co.,
the
llanimoti
S
Wall
nulfii
r(
alio
upply
the
Milleril
cannery
which
Mlarled
Ihi
week-end
with
the
tttijeclive
of
will
ins
ome
Slid
or
lion
(mi"
ki
nupplemenl
'lockv
nlre.nl'
put
up
in
Hie
smith.
'
Merchant
Service
Qulld
After
haviiiK
been
out
or
active
operation
for
Hie
past
ev-eral
yearn
n
(ur
a
thb
port
i
eoiwerned,
reoraniralinn
or
Hie
I'lince
Ituiiert
lirancli
of
Ilia
Canadian
Merchant
Service
(iiiild
lia
jut
lieen
effeeled.
Tie
i
.iiiupiirinr
ai
a
imxi
iiUainj
ii
Mib(tanixntion
.to
whicli
praclical!.'
.11
1
II
III
HHP
HurinFfl
riHTiri
f
I.
'
I
..
,
,
,
.,
..!..
hiwp
4.
wi
m.fkrd
tj.ii.
amiih
all
Hie
master
and
males
on
Hie
"i
n.riii-r.
lltHH-p
iiurlh
mi
rhaliw,
1
1
......
(
.IIK;
"W,
1,..
ns
iih
M
henllillliir-
iim-ih.
ml
n
rtoM.
iKpim
mum
siir""'
nuiii-
iiipim-i'
pi
rbaitw.
in
puini
i
Iith
n
Vancouver
and
has
Il
.SIIHIPIH-PIIIPfll.
I
.iml
iaiiuan
tb.
ItfS.
TJI.IMUP..JAMM
IIIIATTV.
MAICLTON
LAND
DISTRICT,
TVkl.
ti
I
Ouirlct
of
Coot
Ranga
6.
V
jm&itM5X
tTtr&,'wVtmw:
"iury.
Andrew
l!o..d-luii-ipr
of
uiHi
f-
a
iE-!iiI;
treasurer.
'CuM.
(I.
.
Kin-
tlm..
Ul...
t,.
Mniwi
....
-a
l.-m
f.w
nyil
....1
and
aiut
al
uelrulMMni
akl4kaf
at
t
tirafiehes
in
all
important
ports
on
tlie
coasl.
'Plie
offieers
are':
1'rwnli'iil.
lUipt.
Tiiouias
Ittppor:
nasi
iiresi.lenl,
Gaiil.
AV.
fi.
.More-
itirf
aim
arr
if
UiMl.
flk
:
I
nif.
I
ii"
ii-f-iirrniiii-ni
mr
l"!ZZ.JlrS2i:r?.
&
iTl'Tinee
Itupen
i-
Rami.
Paul
Ar-
Hbm-
iwi
KMfki
tj.ii'
ttii4i
jmotir
of
Um'
I'anhpnn
who
act
Mi
i
pk.ii...
Uksnpp
ihmiiii
pJMHM.ui
local
presnliup
ollleer.
linile?
"
"
mis
enertrelie
ieaiierinii.
n
is
i.Hvbii
itaitan
till.
.
e.peted
llial
the
jiresent
lfcnf
w
w
PKATIYxnit;nMrihttt
Mf
nlim;t
tvmh
w!l
HAIILTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
j
,(l
(wrwlMMl
U,
Wke
in
Hie
mj
SUPERIOR
ij,
lllttl
last
fall.
Prior
to
Hint
she
wa
used
in
nurse
seiiiiriff
and
cod
risbiriK
in
Bristol
Hay.
.
The
two
oilier
boats
to
b
broush'l
here
by
Hie
Skeena
River
Packing
Co.
will
he
the
NokomMf
and
Kenmore.
The
Nokornt;
which
is
now
at
New
Mellakalla.
Alaska,
nieasiireh
7,7t
by
2
f'-et
and
was
built
al
JtellliiIium
in
III
10.
The
engine,
was
taken
out
of
(he
vessel
about
Hire
years
ajrn
and
since
then
she
lias
m,
been
ued.
She
will
be
towed
l
this
porl
in
the
course
or
lln
next
week
or
so
and
will
hase
new
eiifrine
installed
here.
'I'tie
Kenmore,
wllicli
is
!ha
largesl
of
the
tliree
boats,
i
al
present
nl
Kin
Cove
and
pb-nbly
will
not
be
brought
here
for
a
ermnle
of
months
when
ihp
weather
improve,
iter
measure
ment
are
75
feel
hy
-iO-feet.
sli
is
powered
wtlb
a
II
(Hi.
p.
Frisco
huill
in
Seattle
in
1012.
!'
Alaskan
water.
Albert
Firrrnw,
steamlioai
in-speelnr,
was
a
visitor
ulnug
the
walerfriml
(hiring
the
week
in-speelinK
various
local
veaseis
engaged
in
I'oiiiinerc
ml
pursuils.
tie
found
every!
bin
in
a
-ulis-fnclory
condition.
A
Dls'aopolntment
A
coinpliiiieiiiai'v
ticket
iliicsn
'.
generally
mean
miieli
except,
a
lot
of
work
In
a
ii'Wiaermnr
but,
in
l
lie
course
nf
his
round-.
along
the
waterfront
litis
week,
the
iiiff
man
reeiMeil
one
ol
said
iases
nut
uf
which
he
an-
tii'ilialed
for
a
while
!n
jiet
it
lal
4f
b4L-
Il
n-ii
i
crin
il
In
flat
who
was
arranging
for
the
date
and
place
when
the
Prince
Ituperl
Hosing
Commission
irflo-vened
and,
not
only
ordnril
the
fighl
jti
be
talleil
off,
but
en-lenceil'-llurryp'
rooster
to
dentil.
Hie
execution
taking
place
this
week
with
all
due
formalities.
The
lighthouse
tender
Xe.wJng-
ton.
Capl.
Harry
Ormiston,
whifth
returned
at
Hie
end
of
last
week
after
a
lengthy
emiise
lo
Mil!-l.nnL
Kimml
nnd
nthor
noinls
'o
A
Pimply'
Face
Is
Unsightly
the
samo
as
I
was,
advised
mo
to
ue
After
I
had
taken
two
bottles
there
wasn't
a
pimple
of
any
kind
left
on
my
face,
and
I
now
)nvo
a
clear,
Smooth
and
eltety
eomplexion.'
Put
up
only
by
The
T
Milburn
Co.,
LuuiWd,
Icrouto,
Out.
Why
Not?
abolish
wash
day
worries
for
good
THIS
CAN
BE
DONE!
by
any
home
manager
with
Iho
services
we
offer
you
the
cost
of
doing
your
weekly
wash
al
home.
Soap,
soda
nml
blueiiiK
25c
Fuel
used
to
.bent
water
50c
Your
lime
nl
the
lowest
estimate,
"ov
t
hour
-:j
hfmrs
$1J5
And
all
your
energy
spent!
sianiiaru
gas
engine
ami
wa
!,,..,,..
afi,rminn
The
Noknrnl
and
Kenmore
I
,
r0(rter.
the
well
known
ns
well
as
Hie
Plnwr,
Tmve
seen!
por,.,1(M
ulam
KKinf!
magnate,
a
good
deal
of
service
for
th.'iWM),
in
port
on
his
gashoat
Lewis
Pacifie-Amerlenn
nRheries
m!ul..n..
11,1,...
fur
siiimlies
anJ
in
have
repairs
made.
Halibut
Situation
n
1
hough
hamuli
arrivals
al
this
port
from
last
Saturday
to
yesterday
aggregated
above
aver
age
at
1,080,110
pounds,
price
iffereil
nn
the
Hxchange
remain
ed
sUnidv
and
there
was
not
a
great
deal
of
fluctuation.
'Hie
average
for
first
class
fish
was,
between
lie
and
ISc
while
6c
was
the
prevailing
second
class
f
figure.
'Hie
hit;
lies
I
prices
were!
paid
on
Wednesday
Tor
fish
that!
went
out
on
that
night's
express'
train
and
bids
were
lowest
out
Thursday
when
there
was
noj
Irani
to
leave
for
two
days.
'(!en-j
....
..
,-ally
shaking,
the
situation
is
'
'
nn
le
than
a
em-k-fi
-lit
nnd'
,
.
...
,-.,.(
Hi
ir.
ii.
how
i!
all
haiened.
liar
ry
llauetl
had
a
ronsler
which
fill"
shew
iiruery
ferocity.
Iimi
Hie
most
vicinus
hull
dug
in
Hip
countryside
backed
right
off
Ihi
map.
Last
week
said
roostei
tackled
a
youngster
passing
Harry'"
backyard
and,
knocking
the
child
down
with
mm
fell
swoop
of
its
wings,
was
about
In
trample
it
to
death
when,
luckily
for
the
child,
assistance
ap-
pearcd.
l.arry
was
Mling
bo,,.
nil
iihtiih'iii
iiun
inuiiiiifj
ptkailistie
rooster
lo
the
skie
when
.lohn
Iiavie
apM'uiiul
on
the
neene.
John,
you
know,
lia-illlfle
a
flook
himself
and,
when
it
ennms
to
excellenee,
be
il
laying,
clucking,
setting,
crowing
oi
k
.
Bl
;
llllll'll
lllllirutlMl
inn
illir.
iiiii':
fighting,
he
js
prepared
to
tiave
"
last
year
when
fic
and
c
were!
the
only
bids
being
offered
fo.r
first
class
fish
of
any
descrip
tion.
Uf
the
1,030.100
pounds!
-
landed
here
during
Hie
past
six
market
ihfys,
08,00
pounds
was
from
American
vessels
and
101,-U00
from
Canadians.
Up
to
yesterday,
tho
total
landings
her
for
the
season
were
t,:iC!),IOO
liounds
of
which
1,200,000
was
from
American
boats
and
I0t,l
no
llouls
arriving
from
Sal
unlay
last
to
yesterday
were
as
follows
:
American
Radio,
10,000
pounds;
Nordic,
30,ono
pounds;
Ithonn,
13,1100
pounds;
llniel
II..
11,000
pounds;
foremost,
'iO,ooe
'
I..
11
11
1
1...
A
.
Aflil
,
I.....I..I.
i
mm
...,...,,IJ'
II.
....,.-
frn.
Ihe
Millie
hthw
Mu".
'"""""
r.o,ooo
pounds;
l.evia-
i.i..r
u.aih
i.ir..i,
i..ri
(,im.,!Vakutat,
bacl;er;
and
the
slakeholder
,,d
!'"".
''
Min
-
promoler
was
tor
tltappoftonl"""
l'"';
.
'0,00
pounds;
Virginia,
22,000
pounds;
Hemocvrnl,
11,000
miuiiis;
Wes-'
tern,
11,000
pounds;
Kagie,
-13,--"
000
pounds;
Forwnnl
8,000
pounds;
(inny,
3,500
poundsM
Nappy.
12,000
pounds;
Cnrolen.
6,0011.'
pounds;
Pioneer',
Ir.iioO'
lounds;
Kanaga,
V8.000
pounds;
Hetty,
0.500
pounds;
Pioneer,
.18,000
pounds;
Omaney,
:i2,00ll
pounds;
Flattery,
5,500
pound;
Albatross,
20,000
pounds;
Super
tor.
20,000
pounds;
Mildred
No.
2,
20,000
pounds:
Scandia.
to
ii...
....rn.
r
ii.
,iiai,.,..i
a,.ilil!o
pounus;
vvusnn,
mi
'riin.iinv
ni
ii'i-'iiiiiu
ii
riihmi-
tt.-ooo
a
a
.
I
talllllll
U-
Wnh.ish
?.n00
Ttntinds:
lAMitun,
lu.uiiii
pounus;
I'oiaris,
1
10,000
pounds;
Senator,
.10.000
Inounds;
llelgelaud,
3
5.0
0
0
iniiiiiiiU-
Alio.
:i0.000
nounds
I
i:
:..:....
l.Ann
St'iM
C
C.
M.
Smart,
South
Battlft-
wuiuuiuii-iiimi.
,
.
ford,
Sask.,
writes:
"A
while
ago
I
jpnunds;
Prosperity
A.,
i.OOO
was
troubled
wita
facial
blemishes,
'pounds;
Pair
of
Jacks,
3.Q00
specially
pimple,
and
was
really
inoumls;
Toodie,
800
pounds;
utlkb?fMe.K0
'
!
Marguerite.
4.D00
pounds;
Johan-
I
tried
2
or
3
different
remedies,
!na.
5.500
pounds;
Joe
llaker,
.-
bnt
they
didn't
help
me
any,
so
one
000
nounds:
Kovousu.
1.500
day
a
friend,
who
had
been
troubled
!,uu,ms;
Fanny
F
3,500
.pounds.
Cape
Spear,
0,000
liounds;
W.T,
110,000
pounds;
Cape
"Sjiencer,
2
000
pounds;
D.S.T.
2,000
potmds;
YuTe,
2,000
pounds;
Marguerite
the
mill
was
closed
for
repairs.
The
plant
reopened
on
Thursday"
Slop
a
moment
and
figure!
YOU
WILL
FIND
THAT
YOU
ARE
WORKING
FOR
NOTHING.
For
example
$2.10
Compare
this
with
our
Thrif-T.-Ser-
vice
5e.
a
pound
plus
to
per
piece.
Kvery-thing
thoroughly
washed,
all
flat
work
beautifully
ironed,
wearing
apparel,
only
a
lift
f
drying
necessary,
then
iron.
And
the
average
bundle
costs
$1.50
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
&
DRY
CLEANERS
the
beacon
al
Copper
Island
neur
IkPila
Hay,
Oueen
Cliarlolle
'U-liuids,
which
recently
went
out.
The
Newinglon
returned
to
port
Phone
8
Loggers!
Loggers!
We
have
the
only
complete
slock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
and
parts
in
Ihe
North.
We
handle
Logging
Cable,
Axfes,
Penvies,
Saws,
nnd
general'
Gamp
Equipment.
It
will
pay
you
to
see
us
when
outfitting.
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Frizzell
Hutcher
Mhop,
across
from
the
Empress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
E39
Gr.
238
Black
736
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBYj
Man.
Dir.
on
orders
tor
district
cannery
de-J
mauds
including
fish
boxes
an
t
boat
and
repair
lumber.
This'
will
keep
tne
mill
fully
occupied
r
for
the
next
few
weeks.
His
destination
Hutler's
Cove,1
Hen
Seyerso'n
cleared
on
Thurs
1
day
afternoon
with
his
new
trol
ling
boat,
Karen
.No.
2.,
built
al
Cow
Hay
during
the
winter,
on
his
maiden
.voyage.
Capt.
Hill
Hanson
was
a
visitor
in
port
during
the
week
from
SpiUer
lliver,
Porcher
Island,
on
his
boat
Thelma
II.
Supplies
were
being
taken
oil
preparatory
lo
leaving;
for
Hie
trollftig
grounds.
noon
of
this
week
to
start
work!
Tlie
(lull
sleamer
Salvor,
Capt.
Hush,
was
at
the
Albert
&
Mc-CalTery
dock
on
Weilnesday
discharging
300
Ions
of
Vancouver
Island
eoal.
'I'he
same
day
the
fisheries
protection
steamer
Malaspina
was
there
to
coal.
'I'he
H.C.
"Packers
are
to
oper
ale
the'
Dominion
cannery
in
the
Skeena
slough
this
year
instead
of
Oceanic.
The
latter
plant
will
be
used
as
a
camp.
'I'he
Kjolfson
boat
Icelnnd
was
in
port
today,
leaving
this
aftet-
Xo.
t,
i
'1,000
(pounds;
Tramp,
t.sjnooti
with
a
party
of
local
young
500
pounds;
M.M.
'Christopher,!
people
"who
will
attend
a
party
1.500
nounds;
Reveille.
0,500.
iftt
Osland
tonight,
reluming
Milt
Ra-otwns
IiUinber
shipments
between'
Georgetown
mill
and
this
port!
are
now
being
resumed
after
a
cessation
Of
three
weeks
whlto"
(continued
on
page
ahO
I
.
I
VriaMTUiN?
ALB
r
STOUT
mX&
ffp
YturHcoith
SitrtbHr.
M
Mwi
tCwy
Si
MJinf
,Tiwa
Night
Phones
687
,538
tJr.
238
Black
'735
Call
and
see
our
advance
models
in
ONYX
Ladies'
Shoes
and
other
makes.
Just
arrived.
Prices
right.
Family
Shoe
Store
Phone
357.
Third
Avenue.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
Is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
.
,
.
Half
I.6ad
Large
sacks
...
$3.50
.
BOo
HydeTrawsfer
138
Vecond
Itvenu
Phone
'560
Wlflht
orBut
VC
aHtY
eTTLH.