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-
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Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
P.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
January
0,
19i't'.
Plenty
Of
Good
News
Yesterday.
-
There
was
plenty
or
good
news
here
yesterday.
Perhaps
the
most
important
was
the
.aunouiiremciit
thai
in
two
weeks
work
would
commence
on
the
erection
of
a
new
shingle
and
lumber
mill
at
this
port.
Already
much
or
the
machinery
is
here
and
the
work
will
be
under
way
just
as
soon
as
the
coin-pany
is
ineorporateiir
The
loss
of
the
big
mill
was
a
serious
one
and
while
the
small
mill
will
not
replace
the
other,
it
will
help
to
fill
the
gap
caused
by
the
big
fire.
It
is
In
lie
erected
alongside
the
burned-over
'
area.
Must
Be
Another
Mill
In
North
Soon.
11
understood
that
the
pulp
limits
held
by
the
-Print"?
Rupert
Spruce
Mills'
Ltd.
are
held
at
the
specially
low
pulp
rate
conditional
on
a
pulp
mill
being
erected
in
the
neighborhood
within'
a
short
lime.
Thai
woidd
eem
to
indicate
that
a
mill
must
be
built
or
the
limits
revert
to
ordinary
timber
limits
and
the
higher'rafc
be
paid.
So
far
these
limits
have
not
been
touched.
They
are
situated
in
the
neighborhood
of
the
Khul-zamateen
River
and
are
said
lo
carry
a
lot
of
good
pulp
and
lumber
timber.
Cannery
Development
On
Queen
Charlottes.
The
cannery
development
on
Ihe
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
had
been
forecasted
in
these
columns
on
more
than
one
occasion.
A
dispatch
from
Skidi'gale
before
Ihe
holidays
told
of
one
of
the
new
canneries
to
be
built.
It
i
excellent
news
that
there
is
lo
be
general
activity
on
Ihe
Islands,
all
of
which
will
tend
to
make
this
place
busy.
The.
interests
of
the
Queen
Charlottes
and
Prince
Rupert
are
one.
Anything
we
can
do
to
help
them
should
not
be
omitted.
If.
they
make
progress,
we
shall
natur
ally
benefit
Whilt;
Vancouver
will
alj
benefit
v
and
.
o
will
oilier
places,
wc'inusf,
owfugfto
our
plfdtinii,
ieSpysomT
of
Ihe
reward
of
the
industry
of
the
Islanders.
Just
now
this
good
news
was
needed
to
cheer
up
the
local
people
who
were
feeling
ralher
downcast
at
the
loss
gf
the
mill
and
at
the
failure
so
far
of
any
shipments
ol
grain
to
head
this
way.
The
difficulty
with
us
is
that
it
take
very
lillle
to
depress
us.
We
see
blue
ruin
ahead
when
there
is
really
no
reason
lo
be
downcast.
Speech
From
Throne
Looks
Like
Business.
The
speech
from
the
throne
al
Ihe
opening
of
Parliament
yesterday
mentions
a
number
of
activities
that
will
prove
interesting
to
Canadian
generally.
On
thp
whole
it
may
be
said
lo
show
Ihe
influence
of
Ihe
fanners
on
Ihe
Government..
Yet
it
has
much
with
which
all
will
agree.
We
all
agree
that
taxes
should
be
as
low
as
possible.
We
all
agree
thai
the
land
should
be
settled
and
brought
under
cultivation
a
quickly
a-"
possible.
We
want
the
tariff
as
low
as
possible.
We
all
in
the
West
woidd
like
to
see
grain
flowing
through
Canadian
ports
instead
of
through
American.
'
We
may
not
be
in
agreement
with
the
building
of
iTie
Hudson's
1
Bay
Railway,
because
many
of
us
consider
it
a
useless
expenditure
at
the
present
time,
bin,
as
we
Jiave
often
-mentioned,
government
has
to
be
a
matter
of
com
promise.
We
cannot
nil
agree
with
Ihe
whole
policy
of
a
gov
ernment.
What
we
have
lo,
consider
is
which
group
i
mot
favorable
to
the
district
in
which
we
reside.
If
in
a
group
of
legislative
proposals
there
i
but
one
lo
which
we
can
lake
ex
ception,
we
have
to
consider
ourselves
fortunate.
Peace
River
Is
-
,
Not
Mentioned.;
SmIo;
as
t)te
first
brief
telegraphic
report
is
concerned,
the're
is
no
meiilio'n
.of
Pe,ace
River
development.
It
would
sCemito-
us
as
if
the
development
of
the
Peace
River
country
was
of
more
importance.
o
Canada'
than
the
completion
of
the'lfud-
soif
Hv
railwav.
We
expect
to
refer
to
1hi
mailer
again
at
greater
length
al
a
future
lime.
SAVLVCVh
v(
jM
iy
jL
mxmmi
i
With
Your
Help
OUR
boy
can
start
life
with
a
balance
in
the
Dank.
Many
a
boy
has
$100
or
more
in
the
Bank
saved
from
his
pocket
money
and
is
proud
of
his
Bank
Book.
A
thousand
dollars
saved
at
18
may
mean
a
college
education
or
a
good
start
in
business.
,
The
Royal
Bank
-
of
Canada
Prince
Rupert
Branch
F.
E.
Robertson,
Manager
BOARD
OF
TRADE
ANNUAL
REPORT
MADE
BY
PRESIDENT)
NICKERSON
IS
OPTIMISTIC)
AS
TO
FUTURE.
I
(continued
from
jajte
one)
M.M.
So
far
we
have
not
met'
I
with
success.
The
comliihe.il
rail
jand
boat
Tale
gixes
southern
farmers
an
advuiilncc
of
about
$2,00
per
ton.
Again
the
interior
has
suffered
through,
the
(quietness
of.
the
timber
market
Should
wheat
slarl
.
inovinir
through
here
to
the
Orient,
-there
is
every
reason
lo
believe,-'
"
that
we
would
again
start
slilppint
hemlock
to
.lapan,
as
the
demand
for
thai
lumber
is
20
per
cent,
of
Jitpan's
total
imports.
This
would
greatly
benefit
the
Skeena
Valley.
Silk
Trade
This
year
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways
made
arranpe-nienls'wi.'h
the
Blue
i-'unnel
line.
whereby
Ihe
latter
company
s
landins
Sis
silk
at
Vancouver
instead
of
at
Seattle
as
in
Ihe
pas..
It
has
always
been
the
hopes
of
this
board,
that
this
was
the
company
that
would
iiliiiiiaieiy
make
Ibis
Jhcir
first
purl
of
call
from
the
Orient,
particularly
as
their
boats
are
not
as
fast
as
other
competitive
lines,
and
it
lias
been
our
opinion
Dial
the
180
miles
saving
in
water
haul
would
be
an
attraction
that
would
offset
any
advantage
that
other
ports
might
have
by
reason
of
their
larger
population.
II
is
hoped
that
the
manage
ment
of
the
(i.N.H.
will
eventually
have
the
road
bed
between
here
and
Jasper
in
a
condition
ilia:
will
allow
the
running
of
-trains
it
a
speed
equal
to
if
not
greater
than
is
pnsihle
for
their
trains
from
Vanrouxer
to
attain.
When.
they
reach
thai
stale
of
efficiency,
I
have
no
doubt
but
what
the
majority
of
silk
and
other
highly
valuable
commodities
from
the
Orient
will
move
by
the.
port
of
Prince
Huperl.
Co-operate
on
Qraln
I
is
indeed
gratifying
to
nolo
that
with
the
completion
of
th
elevator,
the
huildin?
of
which
I
his
board
peristently
advocated.
Prince
Hupert
is
now
in
a
posi
tion
lo
handle
Ihe
oul-ctios
and
in-eomiiif
of
all
commodities
ex-
rtorled
or
imported
by
u.
It
remains
now
for
the
fiovernnient.
the
and
the
oMizcns
ol
Prince
Hupert
to
co-operale
in
an
elfort
lo
have
a
eniilinu.il
flow
of
'grain
pa
ing
throuvh
thi
elevator
to
ship
destined
for
thoe
countrie
which
are
importer
of
grain,
as
well
as
inaking'tliis
the
principal
port
of
Ihe
Pacific
for
Ihe
export
of
salmon.
Without
being:
a
hit
pe.i
mistic
I
cannot
refrain
from
al
this
time
impressing
upon
Ihe
cili.ens
of
Prince
Hupert
that
wa
have
in
Ihe
city
of
Vaifcmiver
a
very
powerful
rival
whose
posi
tion
is
very
greatly
enhanced
by
the
fact
-that
it
has
been
a
grain
exporting
port
for
the
past
four
years.
Grain
arid
ship
broker
representing
practically
all
the
buyers
and
sellers
of
wheal,
as
well
a
the
agenls
for
all
ships
in
the
wheal
earryinp
trade
have
(heir
offices
at
Vancouver,
there
fore
they
largely
control
the
ex
port
trade
of
this
coast,
and
as
Vancouver
is
their
home
they
naturally
exercise
all
their
ef
....
.
.
ions
to
nave
me.
wheal
pa
through
that
port.
As
an
instanrs
of
Ihe
means
lliat
they-
are
pin
oared
to
lake,
piobtaln'
IheieTt
ends,
we
fearri
f
nun
their
papers!!
that
the
Merchants
Kxchaiote
ha.
broadcasted
a
half
a
cent
i.
bushel
premium
as
a
freight
rale,
from
Prince
Hupert
h
over
thai
from
Vancouver.
It
Is
possible
that
some
carrier
may
demand
that
as
a
premium,
but
it
is
equally
true
that
the
C.G.M.M.
ha
optioned
ships
for
Prince
'Huperl
or
Vancouver
loading
al
equal
rales.
This-mul
have
been
nown
by
the
I'xehangc
yi;t
evidently
to
serve
their
own
ends
I
hey
failed
to
give
this
to
the
press.
Valuable
Member
Lost
II
Is
with
'regret
that
I
report
thai
during
the
year,
W.
K.
Williams
one
of
our
most
faithful
and
energetic
members,
ha
moved
In'
residence
to
Vancouver,
and
correspondingly
so
is
m
sorrow
at
Ihe
prospects
of
J.
II.
Pillsltury
passing
lo
larger
field
of
endeavor.
This
board
has
loo
few
members
equally
Imbued
with
Ihe
spirit
of
service
in
the
public
interest,
lo
see
these
men
go
from
our.
midst,
without
a
wish
that
they
mlghl
have
stayed
lo
help
in
the
development
of
I
lit
great
north
country.
I
take
this
opportunity
of
expressing
to
my
fellow
officer:
and
members
my
appreciation
of
Mieir
co-operation.
I
regret
thai
more
of
our
members
do
no!
She
Could
Never
Do
The
Things'
Other
Girls
Did
Miss
I.
J.
Boss,
PcolUrd,
Alta.,
n
rites:
"I
am
only
twenty
yean
oM,
but
have
stiffr-rod
from
heart
palpitation
and
nerve
trouble
icr
several
yearn.
I
could
iicrrr
do
Ike
tilings
other
girls
did,
that
it,
la
the
line
of
sports,
skating,
etc,
and
could
never
depend
on
myself
at
work.
About
six
mouths
ago
brga
taking
might
be.
nX
am
4nt
twice
the
rirl
I
U,
and
can
enjoy
everything
in
general
life
so
much
more.
I
am
very
grateful
I
for
what
tout
Tills
have
done
for
me."
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
ililburn
!
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
i
make
an
effort
to
attend
our
moid
lily
meetings,
and
may
say
oil'
behalf
of
my
successor
that
this
year,
I
trust
that
every
member
will
mae
an
effort
to
alleno
our
resrular
meetings.
Al
Upmost
it
is
only
for
an
hour
and
:i
half,
and
usually
less
than
a:i
hour
a
month
and
I
enn
aui--
Want
Young
Men
10
life
it
is
regrettable
that
s.
few
of
our
younger
men
beconvj
alTiliated
with
the
lloitrd
of
trade"
work,
as
if
is
to
Ihem
that
we
must
Jook
to
carry
on
the
future
wukft
of
the
oltard.
lo
the
inetitmiiK
officer
I
ex
tend'
my
congratulations
and
pledge
my
loyalty,
and
for
tlieir
consideration
pass
mi
lo
tliem
a
work
jnol
completed
that
o'
weekly
service
from
here
lo
the
(Jueen
-Charlotte
Island
and
re
turn
for
nine
month
of
the
year
and
a
fortnightly
service
for
tin
balance
of
the
year.
The
continuance
of
the
agita
tion
lo
have
Prince
Huperl
pub
lishedas
a
terminal
point
for
lour
wish
in
embark
or
disembark
al
this
port
the
itenebt
itf
the
di-
fereiviial
existing
between
ben
and
Vancouver
on
the
Alask
boats,
instead
of,
as
in
the
pat
compelling
tliein
to
pay
the
same
fishermen
to
.canneries
as
now
(practised.
It
is
now
the
politiv
of
the
marine
and
fisheries
de
partment
to
give
Jap
licenses
only
to
those
cunncror
in
existence
in
ll'-'i,
and
to
further
ag
gravate
the
situation
they
permit
the
closing
down
of
a
cannery
and
leave
tin-
owners
of
said
cannery
free
io
turn
over
their
licenses
to
any
cannery
they
wish.
To
any
of
you
al
all
familiar
with
Ihe
salmon
fishe--ies,
it
became
apparent
that
canneries
"without
Jans
having
to
compete
willi
those
that
hav
them
are
ul
a
serious
disadvan!
age
as
they
are
compelled
lo
g
out
and
get
fi-henneu
who
hav
iicvehAeii
on
,Uiyjrr
before.
I
am.uuhe.iif'
i(i;5rJ
wlfl?
the
elfor
'
loielhni'niife
liii(,.lap,
bpt
so
lon
as'
aim
.4a'iffiu1jg.
1
jrtm-"tenilhal
Hief
Tholifd
be'
a!-
localed
yearly
on
the
basis
of
tin-number
of
canneries
operating.
Last
year
the
Somerville
Cannery
Oi,
opened
a
cannery
with
in
our
city.
They
were
refused
any
Japs
and
1
believe
thai
il
Is
the
intention
of
the
department
lo
continue
this
policy
for
the
corning
year.
There
is
nothing
its
limits,
Iherofme
it
behoves
the
board
to
start
an
urgent
eamjiaigii
lo
have
an
euual
dis-tributiou
of
lhoe
licenses.
Meetings
During
my
term
of
office
there
have
heen
hold,
ten
genera!
monthly
meetings,
five
council
meetings,
and
two
special
meet
WATER
NOTICE.
Dlitrslon
and
Us.
TAKE
M1I.
K
mat
(lir
VllUrd.
.bHllrd.
lHr
stMreM
Is
Hi
lluwr
Stm-i.
VMiiiNiter.
H
C.
will
ilt'lv
fr
a
ist
traffic
from
the
Kasl.
a
'?''
j
2J,
Vi,ter
wii'tf
a
giving
rail
paengers
who
known
as
I
B
known,
bii-h
n..
mii-Ow-m
in
annus
inui
simihhiu
v
p.
sUuul
IS
rlHins.
liMire
or
toss,
mnurty
tram
naribMtl
wtiwr
L.
ilia
(T
I
fHSt'l.
Tli
wttar
(H
b
div-ril
fr4n
the
strrsai
st
a
imlnt
alumi
Hint
rbun.
cnlli
fw
shtiinuii
v
stvd
IS
'hnn
Mlr
trwii
DurthoaM
U
lit',
and
will
l
wmd
tor
caitfirry
rtx
nHin
ih
IsikI
iWsrrilxsl
as
I.
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tint
pad
r
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via
Vancouver
both
ways.
pw
Jfs
n.ii.-
and
so
a.n.-aii.
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and
thr
purujl
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Jap
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immediate
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u
aHiUraii
w
tw
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n
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tlie
cineclmn
or
Uo
,
riMptritllrr
of
Wsirr
Hiahl.
earliamrnl,
aliue
in'
the
allocation
of
Jap,
'?"
vkkm-u,
b.c.
within
tntny
mitivv
ui
9
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iwnirr.
inn
uif
uf
UV
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pttbHratlon
of
inl
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3W,
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i
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Enn
UMITKtl.
Appllrsnl
,
Wm
O
Mltclwll.
Mtnt.i
LAND
ACT.
1
Notlcs
of
lntntlon
to
Apply
to
Purchass
Land
In
Vrtort
nttrt
und
Hrrordinr
Dis-i
tru-t
of
Prtnre
hitprri
and
sliuatt
on
tha.
ntl
shore
of
Barnard
Cute,
rrlnrrssl
liuiral
lalaml,
ftaitie
four,
c.oso
rustrlcL
TAKE
M'TICK-
that
ionifrvtllo
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iHuitsa
MiiMUd
nt
Vanmurrr,
B.C.,
vc-i
rufatiin
pai-kirs.
Intiwt
to
apply
fur
lnuisin
to
purr
hoe
tbe
follow
in
d-,
scrttMSl
Undi:
CmnniftMinr
at.
a
post
plantrd
on
th
nortlwsM
tNin1
or
Barnard
Gov.
rritwea!
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I
Ulind.
rlanrr
4.
Ouol
liutrlft,
llwix-p
rstlfrty
twenty
rhslni;
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xiulhrrly
silly
rliln;
thrnrr
wrsttrlr,
fiirli
rhalna;
thmro
norllwrly
fit
rhln,
ntnrr
nr
Int.
tu
hlih
wsir
mark:
thrnrei
jrnllowiiir
hlrh
wstr
msrk
in
sn
aterly'
inu
HuriiMTiy
uirrriMm
ii
pnini
ni
ruin
nH-ttfiurni,
and
rontainln(
on
nundra
acres,
nmrr
nr
50MKRV1I.LE
CAJIERT
CO,
LTD
ADDllcanL
i
Prr
W.
I.
Tbxni.
trn
.
Ini
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os
i
LAND
ACT.
Kotlcs
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
For
Lssss
of
Lsnd.
In
the
l'rlnrp
nnprrt
l.snd
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lilstrl'-l
and
tllinl
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fnniilnr
nnr
of
tin-
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of
llfi
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Hudson
hy
VfHtr
iipnislte
riore
l.nton
Pirfiit.
RIiip
I'rlnl
t.M.
it.
1
TAKE
NOTICE
tint
llirrl
Ksrr
uf
prlncr
Import.
B.C..
Maorr
lsrlnr.
Intrnd
tn
apply
fur
a
lra
of
tli
mikiwlnr
di-
srrllifd
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pnt
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side
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thai
means
more
lo
this
c!lyo;
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rwt
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to
o
than
caiuier-ie
operating
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kerr.
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t
his
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LAND
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of
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risnpe
8.
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Land
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of
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or
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rat
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beside
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i
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in
shun
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(.real
milliner
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tliMirs
iii
rhalna
n,.r...
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sjtecial
committee
meelings.
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l.
lo
lilrli
wsirr
mark
ir
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luvrr-
attendance
at
the
monthly
mcet-iu-nw
f..iinwm
the
hirh
wsirr
iusVk
of
i'lKs
has
not
I
n
of
Ibe
best,
the!
nimt
Ktl&l'ViU'ZTr
tverage
attendance
being
twenty
six
out
of
a
membership
roll
of
one
hundred
and
one.
Summarized
briefly
the
following
subjects
have
received
Hydrographies
"survey
on
well
coast
Queen
tlliarlolles.
Annllrant
rr
tiny
I..
Ilnrle.
A
rort
r....-
v
LAND
ACT.
Nolles
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
Land.
to
Ltait
i,n1,.,m
t'J,nfr
tmiwrt
land
nscordlna
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us
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1.
1.-.
i
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thU
Jutriih
Rllnuin
Dre.Jgi.ig
of
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pas-lii.ir,.d"
in
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sage
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dririird
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at
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on
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shors
on
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of
school
fur,
L,l'f-1""
M
WMlsaand
Mind;
tliriw-
1'ljil
ffi-t
iiorthw..sl.
thimo
1
rihei'iiu.n
1
is
1
1
0
1
1
1
KM
I
-
rs
Oiinrs
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fort
sumlK
S.OOO
fsrt
Aerial
survey
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s..
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.
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.
.
.
.uarine
insurance
ailJustinenl.
:.:::'..'.'.
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"
p"ii
or
rom.
Ualluway
'
.,.
ionF.ru
snjisot
riooEtis.
baled
Dcctmier
nu,
teas.
Kattnday.
January
0
RRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows
-Placer
(Sold,
77,U2,Or;t;
Lode
(lold,
l8
17.1
MM):
Silver,
H,8S1.r7;
Lead,
$70,518,578;
Copper,
87,tHU.:i78:
Zinc.
17MH7;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
1,131,3-iU;
Coal
and
lloke,
nili).8K0,(MK;
liuild
ng
Stone,
Mrick,
Cement,
etc.,
$12,225,811;
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
the
end
ui
1021
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Muting
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
those
n
any
oilier
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
Hritiah
Umpire
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
arc
obtained
by
developing
such
properties
the
security
of
which
u
guaranteed
by
Grown
Orants.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Itepcrls
ard
Maps,
may
lie
obtained
gralm
bv
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
.N.il.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
devnbupnie
l
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
Ihe
Annual
Itepod
of
the
Mini
.-of
Mines.
'J'hoe
considering
mining
invelnienls
should
refer
to
such
rejorl.
The
are
available
.without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
uf
Mines,
Yn
tunn,
ll.l
Reports
of
Ihe
Geological
Survey
01
Canada.
Pacific
Hnildiiig,
Vancouver,
are
recor:
mended
as
valuable
sources
of
information.
you
that
small
attendance
does
ltapids
in
kitstimkaluiii
Lake.
not
have
:
lendencv
lo
enthuse;
Miminer
excursion
rales
your,
presiitent
wRoimyver
'
astern
point
in
Hupert
and
re
turn.
Heduelion
of
American
duly
oni
halibut-
Heprnsenlalive
nt
lo!
conference
at
Seullle.
The
iroeeulHic
of
work
on,
the
tiallnway
ltapids
road
during!
the
preenl
winter.
The
extension
of
period
per-
j
milling
automobile
tixirisls
to
remain
in
Canada.
:
The
establishment
of
a
jrov-ennnent
creamery
al
Prince
Hu-'
perl.
The
construction
of
a
roadwaj
ttetwiyn
elevator
and
city.
J
The
putting
on
Ihe
market
of'
'continued
o"
cage
four
LET
US
DEMONSTRATE
Kroehler
DAVENPORT
Beds
upholstered
in
Spanish
Molckui
I.enther
or
in
good
u
Hrown
Mohair
OUR
PRICES
ARE
REASONABLE
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishing:
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Avenue
Phone
123
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Many
Days
of
ttio
Year
1926
Will
You
Spend
will
k
Wash?
One
day
a
week
.'i2
da
of
the
enr--iiie
evenl
r
xunr
lime
That's
what
oii'll
peml
with
Ihe
fiitnily
v
-li
ng
during
Itil'il.
if
you
do
il
yourself.
Is
il
worth
all
this
time
uud
energy
when
our
Thrii
T
service
will
return
your
family
bundle
pollesdy
clean,
w
oh
all
the
flat
wolk
neatly
ironed
ami
ul
Mich
a
tiiuderaic
enl?
tinil
our
represeulaliM
tins
week
-save
5S
iho
1020!
THRIF-T-
SERVICE
5c
a
Pound
and
1c
a
Piece
in
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8
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Rupert
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AND
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Q.
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Dry
Do'cK
Engineer.,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
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Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
al!
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38P
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423
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Ltd.
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