Company
on
July
23,
was
com
mitted
for
trial
by
Magistrate
McLeod
In
the
city
police
court
this
morning.
Accused
'will
elecl
for
trial
either
in
the
county
court.or
Ht
the
next
Assise
le-fore
Judge
Young.
L."V.
Pat
more,
counsel
for
the
defence,'
reserved
evidence.
Yesterday's
Evidence
The
preliminary
hearing
wa
continued
in
the
city
police
court
yesterday,
afternoon.
T.
II.
Johnson,
general
manager
of
Jlie
Cold
Storage
plant.
Provincial
Constable
Fred
Markland,
Shelford
Darton,
iiccnuntant
at
the
Cold
.Storage,
and
nob4.
Hlance.
marine
superintendent,
gave'evidence.
Milton
(lOnzaied,
appeared
for
the
prosecution
and
I
W".
Palmore
defended,
.fne
first
witness
called
was
T.
H.
Johnson,
general
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&.
Coll
Storage
Company
who
stated
that
he
had
been
present
during
a
conversat.'o'n
between
J.
V.
N'icholls,
comptroller
of
the
company,
and
the
accused.
Cap!,
llensen.
.
In
reply
to
a
question
by
prosecuting
counsel,
witness
staled
thai
accused
had
no
rihl
to
use
any
money
given
him
by
the
company
for
any
other
purpose
than
for
buying
fish.
Dur
ing
tiie
conversation
alluded
Capt.
Hansen
had
given
an
Intel,
ligenl
story
of
the
robbery,
and
he
(witness
had
been
present
on
the
evening
of
July
23
when
Provincial
Sergeant
Hannah
had
had
a
conversation
over
the
telephone
when
accused
was
n
lhr'
extension.
Constable's
Evidence
Constable
Fred
Markland
stated
that,
acting
upon
instructions,
lie
had
gone
to
the
Cold
Storage
on
the
aflernon
of
July
21
to
make
-
some
investigations
with
regard
to
the
robbery
from
the
Chief
Zibassa,
Upon
arriving
at
the
plant
he
had
met
Capt.
Hansen
and
they
had
gone
into
the
captain's
stateroom
on
the
boat
where
they
ha.Ljj
talk.
The
first
part
of
the
conversation
had
been
between
them
Pelves
but
later
in
the
preenr3
of
certain
members
of
the
crevr.
Capt.
Hansen's
story
was
that
ht
(accused)
lliou?!
he
had
?t,-000
which,
he
had
taken
down
to
the
boat
with
him
the
morninz
before.
Accused
had
checked
it
over
and
found
it
to
be
5
short.
Vfhich
lef
the
total
amount
at
$3,995.00.
This
money
he.
had
put
into
the
cash
box.
Accord
ing
to
witness'
memory,
accused
had
said
that
the
cash
box
locked
but
could
not
be
definite
on
that
point.
The
cash
hot
had
been
put
into
a
drawer
and
the
door
locked
with
a
hasp
and
lock
on
it.
Accused
said
he
came
out
of
the
cabin,
locked
his
stateroom
door
and
went
honu-
to
get
the
$5
short.
Cap?
Hansen
had
iieen
absent
about
three-quarters
of
an
hour.
Up
on
his
return
to
the
boat
he
found
that
the
drawer
had
"been
"Jimmied
open
and
the
box
was
gone.-
Wilnes
had
asked
accused,
in
what
.
denominations
of
currency'
the
amount
of
money
lost
had
been
made
up.
Capt.
Hansen
had
not
beef
excited
during
the
conversation
A
piece
of
'wood
taken
from
the
forced
door
of
the
cabin
con
taining
the
hasp
and
lock
hu
been
given
to
witness
by
th
captain,
also
two
screwdrivers
from
the
boat,
which
had
been
in
the
constable's
possessio;
since
the
robbery.
Questioned
by
Mr.
Patntore,
witness
said
that
neither
of
the
.screwdrivers
aboard
the
boat
ha
been
used
to
take
off
the
hasp
L.
W.
Palmore:
"You
do
not
think
the
screwdrivers
had
bee
used
for
forcing
the
hasp
off!'
Witness:
"a
is
hard
to
say
a
Certain
marks
on
the
wood
might
correspond
with
one
of
them.1'
1,.
YV.
Patmoro:
"Is
there
not
some
two-billed
tool
which
migll'
have
made
the
impression
seen
on
the
piece
of
wood"?"
Witness
answered
the
question
by
demon
strating
how
be
thought
the
liapvlmd,.,
been
loosened,
Accused.;
badjold
.witness
thaj
Jir
locked
the
door
belore
he
came
out
,
Accountant's
Evidence
Shelford.
Darton,
accountant
at
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
SJor
age
plant,
waft
the
next
witness
culled,
ife
staled
he
had
been
accountant,
for
the
Cold
Slorag,!
Company
for
some
nine
year
and
had
known
the
necused
for
a
little
over,
two
years.
During
that
time
the
accused
had
been
I
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
-
'-frrf
HANSEN
GOES
By
George
McManns
i
.
.
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.
.
,.
"
'
'
'
II
V
11
ii
i
t
.-i
,'
m
I
I
"
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J
UP
FOR
TRIAL!
"VZL.
ME
MS
CAMC'A
MKIMTWFMncp.TAl
MOT
PVEM
A
MO.
ill
f
X
A
1
s
C3T1I
il
Committed
This
Morning
by
v
'
nmm
v
'
"
j
rm
z
uima.
Magistrate
McLeod
and
Defence
Evidence
Reserved
Haghert
Hansen,
charged
with
the
theft
of
$1,000
from
the
Canadian
Fish
&
'Cold
Storage
buying
fish
fur
tho
wiiness
uieniifiei!
a
company
check
for
$
,000
which
had
been
given
to
the
accused
on
April
20
last
for
the
purpose
of
pur
chasing
fish,
and
explained
lio.v
the
financing
of
the
fish
buyers
was
done.
ir.
iiarton
i.lcnlinc.l
certain
checks
paid
to
accused
by
the
company
for
f:lt
brough
into
the
plant
during
the
pre
sent
treason.
Jle
nad
ueea
m
charge
of
the
keys,
and
cast
oxes
furnished
to
the
boats
aud
outside
the
key1
he
'
had
therr
were
only
two
keys
and
two
ca.h
boxes
out
jn
July
23,
one
t..
Capt.
Hanscu-
and
one
to
T.
Moorehouse,
storekeeper
on
tin
Chief
Zibassa.
by
prosecuting
counsel,
witness1
slated
his
lunch
hour
was
between
i
and
2
p.m.
Since
Cap!.
Hansen
had
been
with
the
company
he
had
been
going
lo
lunch
at
I
o'clock.
He
had
seen
accused
in
the
general
office
al
the
Cold
Storage
plant
on
Jul
23
when
he
iCajil.
lfansen,
had
come
up
with
F.
Cameron,
second
engineer,
on
the
Chief
Zi-basa,
concerning
some
workmen's
compensation
paper
in
connection
with
an
accident
which
had
occurred
to
Cameron.
!AYfiies.
had
then
told
Cap
I.
ansen
that
he
could
return
the
money
right
away
as
lie
coul
I
heck
the
money
over
at
any
time,
(o
which
the
accused
had
replied
"all
right."
That
had
been
bout
It
a.m.
Mr.
Darton
sait
would
take
about
two
minute
o
reach
"the
Chief
Zibassa
from
he
office.
After
the
conversa
tion
Capt.
Hansen
went
out
of
ic
office
and
he
(witness)
had
not
seen
him
again
that
day
Miring
the
hours
of
9
a.m.
and
p.m.
on
July
23
the
accused
ould
have
turned
in
the
money
I
any
time
to
witness.
On
July
23
when
accused
nad
said
he
was
short
?5
he
had
ap
proximately
half
a
month's
wages
due
to
him
amounting
lo
2.50.
On
the
afternoon
of
the
rob
bery
accused
had
pone
into
hi
office
and
said
"you
had
bette
telephone
the
police,
I
have
been
robbed,"
Accused
tht-n
went
on
nj
explain
that
he
had
brough
lie
money
down
wilh
him
thai
morning
and
alter
counting
w
over
found
il
$5
short.
As
1,
sail
no
money
wilh
him
he
went
back
to
the
house,
fi.
the
.5.
II
(accused)
had
put
all
the
mono
he
had
into
the.
cash
box,
locked
il
and
put
U
into
the.
drawer
which
he
also
locked.
When
5
came
back
for
the
money
lc
found
the
door
open
and
vhat
t.
lock
on
Ihe
drawer
had
been
forced
open.
Witness
had
tele
phoned
to
Mr.
Johnson
and
to
Mr.
Nieholls.
and
that
Mr
NiehollB
came
Into
the
offico
while
he
was
telephoning
and
be
'witness
immediately
reported
the
robbery
to
Mr.
Nieholls.
who
then
took
the
maMer
,iver.
Wit
ness
staled
hal
accused
hart
IDTonight
111
t
ten
n4
itrtitfthtn
tne
erctn
f
4ittin
n
HmlniOon,
Imprev
pptit,
ste
sick
h4chf,
relieve
bil-leaeneee.
eerrect
contlltion.
They
act
aremptly,
leaeantlv,
mllajy,
yet
thereu(hly.
Tomorrow
Alright
Get
a
18c.
Un
Mai
mtfB&
JPi
tli
wltf
J&L
J&-
'
O
IMS
lNri
Fnf
Scwc;
Uc
(ifJ5'
.
CMtrMrtiwiwa
8
c
"Tiir
company.,
earnc.i
some
f'JO
this
year
commissions.
j
I..
V.
Palmore:
"What
do
you;
pay
the
commission
for?"
j
Witness:
Tho
commission
is
paid
on
a
bxsls
of
fiOc
per
thousand
pounds
for
tisir
brought
td
the
plant
in
good
rondijion."
'
I..
.
Palmore:
litd
yon
know;
that
Hansen
received
a:y
tips
gratuities,
in
connection
wmj
his
work?"
Wiiness:
-'.No."
Some
urgument
between
de-
f
fence
counsel
and
witness
occur
red
when
the
former
asked
h
quelion
as
Jo
whether
Cap?.
Hansen
had
ever
turned
In
Ie
money
thai
he
owed
the
com-
When
the
cash
box
nad
been
pany.
vVifness
slated
Capt.
recovered
from
the
bottom
oflHansen
had
not
owed
the
com-
Ihe
harbor
by
the
diver,
wilnes-Jpany
anything,
had
counted
the
contents
whicti
amounted
to
$
107.00.
After,
counting
the
money
he
had
handed
the
cash
box
ana
contents
lo
the
provincial
police.
In
reply
to
questions
put
lo
him
forage
the
day
before
the
rob-
ery.
He
(witness)
had
receiv";
miruciioii
i
rum
jir.
.iciicn-1
1
lo
have
the
store
in
charge
o
Moorehouse
taken
from
the
flit
it
that
he
did
not
think
he
Hansen
then
admitted
that
al:
he
captains
had
been
careless
with
Jhe
money
and
said
that
o;
)ne
occasion,
owing
to
the
con
fusion
of
changing
from
lit.
Chief
Zibassa,
after
she
ha
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
ORGANIZATION
OFNEW
CLUB
Athletic
Association
In
Connection
With
Naval
Reserve
Took
Place
Last
Night.
The
first
general
meeting
of
the
newly
formed
Hoynl
ilanadian
N"-
L.
W.
Palmore:
"It
'was
ve.'jlval
Volunteer
Hi-fre
Athletic
easy
to
gel
a
key
to
open
ItKMAssOtiiatiOn
was
ln-ld
last
night
at
cash
box."
Illielieadnuarters
of
the
unit
wlien
Witness:
"e.s.'
tjic
following
offi.-.rs
were
elect-
The
cash
box
contained
aled
'.ommor
iock
the
Key
of
which
on.
President
-
UeuL
II.
P.
would
open
eight
boxes.
Poader.
commandinK
H.r....V.n.
i.api.
Hansen
lia.l
turned
tfi
Chairman
T.
A.
Camm
several
refeipis
in
ine
compaH
nenerfil
Manajrrr-JMiief
petty
or
pre
sions
purcnasea
ior
in
offfepr
C
J
-J.iutw
4
1
'
I
"
"
-
1...U.
i,i
.
I"?'
iiiiui.
uiiinrr,
murine
superin
tendent
for
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Company,
was
th"
next
wilnesft
called.
In
his
evi-
lence
he
staled
that
he
was
in
liaru,
tt
I'm
Lov.
tt
lltu
tr-l.
Kxecqtive
Commit
lee
Lieut.
Walt.
Hum.
It.
'-.
X.
Y.
It.,
T.
A.
ICanini,
W.
Murray.
V.
lhj
ami
ieo.
J.
Hawes.
The
objects
of
the
association
when'
...J"!
o
ftnwurai:e
the
spirit
of
ous
boats
tied
ui
at
an.i
il.i
r.a.,1
ii.n-n
nKiiiiiness
and
good,
sportsman
,
....
....
......
.
a
key
In
the
pilot
house
and
l"v
Parprl
slateroom
on
the
Chief
ZIbasa.
w,e,,ur
U1
Uutside
of
Cant.
Hansen
no
mem-
ne
yeung
people
oi
rrmre
her
of
the
crew
had
a
kev
either
"l"rl
ln
Kneral
to
(lie
nilol
house
or
the
stale-
T
sports
vyiU
incliide
foot
room.
A
ky
similar
to
the
oneMWM-
twimming.
indoor
basketball
used
by
Capt.
Hansen
fur
loekim?
r,,l'
"'"Wling
an.t
Ixixiik:
he
Dilot
house
on
the
boat
A
coiisHIiiihui
lias
I
n
ilftiwii
produced
and
identifier5
by
wit-
up
and
rules
formed.
ness.
Witr.eag
had
feen
the
ac
cused
on
the
wharf
at
the
Cold
SPORT
CHAT
There
i
a
very
annoying
tree
n'jnttto
'iiipjUk
IliM
luiiiPii
u.fi
I
Chief
Zibassa.
He
had
met
Capi
,.
n.
ti.
,.n
i
Hansen
and
told
him
of
this
and
4,lHalH
al,ou,
baU
way
ilween
asked
him
accused
if
be
had
,ak9,
(ne
ail(ng
,
a,,
lhe
lurne.1
in
nis
money.
The
cap-
,.
pm.
,
ho
nt
.,
tain
had
said
he
had
not
lurnedU..,.,,.,..
,..,
,,n
i.n.
in
the
money
so
witness
lold
him
day
,nan
gavfi
nnwclf
a
sevr!
o
hrinsr
it
lown
and
turn
it
in.
I"his
was
between
1.30
and
bump
on
the
head,
narrowly
is
J
very
V.
.
.
j
,
4
ISM
IJ-SIJ
JU
p
ni.
on
July
22
f!ibsequenl
uA
.
o
run
,
,,,
jf
"
'"
vision
is
distracted
for
a
mv
ome
oown
,o
me
piani
ana
na.i
ir.
T,,u
,
mentioned
asKea
wnress
-now.
nc
.'-apt.
,,0
ia,
f
meo.H
Hansen,
s
oo.
with
the
com-
,
gft
nVf!iiry
ahoril
,.n.,y.
nimr
-
mu
ashrU
mm
lni,
rein(,ve
the
fhllen
Iree
from
wimi
ne
meani,
in
wi
icu
,.api
?rolTU(jng
over
-tlio;
walk.
naiiii
.nil.
rrviii-ii
.HiW
nil
ll
:
.
.
,
.
.
i
.
.
.
iil
.
.
!
,
.
'
ianu
ior
keeping
'ne
jo
unin
!
tlii.Ttmallcr
'.Is.
cirrefl
up?"
Witness
had
said
that
even
if
he
(accused)
had
not
taken
the
money
he
had
been
so
careless
The
fiyros
als
are
W
fo,nlrolrte1r,
3lash
in
a
Serior
League
baseball
?ame
tonight,
ami
Judging
from
he
lightening
tip
in
the
field
n
rr
tf
tliM
lutttiw
Infi
m
nnrl
I
list
,
tt
rm
al"
'
'
't
llllirt
lllllll
i
I
va
sev
on...
reia.n
n.s
pn
.
htrenuoi.s
hilling
abilities
of
th-
iyros
i!
lifuld
jirovn
a
drawin
ard
lo
has.'hall
fans.
It
Is
u
ihe
cards
that
the
Orand
Ter
oiinnls
will
turn
the
tables
the
slick
hatter
in
thf
game
'ut
Ihen
the
(Jytos
aro
walch
broken
down,
to
the
"rier
Star-
,
,
ett,
he
Pad
left
noma
of
tbc
Only
five
men
have
ever
nc
Tomollsl
cd
t
ho
hngliSii
iwiannel
,
...
.
missing
until
he
got
lo
Trip!
,
I
.
..
.
'
,m
Is
n.
the
n...
list:
,
,
.
,
.
,.
,
iiwim.
Following
Ll3"?'
verr
Llll
.S
n.
he
lr,
Cap,.
MMthew
Webb,
2,
running
plentinilly
bought
b;
would
hav.i
Aufficien
money
wiiii
him
anil
did
not
r.
'urn'
to
get
it.
Witness
had
ban
no
conversuion
with
accuse.'
.bout
boiToylng
money.
ABSOLUTELY.
At
a
leeture'lhe
speaker
oraled
fprvenUy;
"He-drove
straight
lol
his
goal.
He
looked
neither
to
the
rfght
nor
to
the
left,
but
-.
.
.
.
.
.
presse.i
'rnnwaru,
moved
by
,i
definite
purpose.
Neither
friend
unr
foe
could
delay
him,
nor
turn
him
from
his
course.
All
who
nrossed
his
path
did
so
at
Mieir
own
peril.
What
would
you
call
such
a
man?"
"A
truck
driver!"
shouted
voice
from
the
audience.
lourj
15
minutes;
1
C
1
1
,
T.
lurgess.
22
hour",
15
minutes,
923,
II.
I".
Sullivan,
27
hours
2
ninnies:
tO'.'.t.
Knrmue
Tiraho.
i,
Id
boms
35
minules:
i:'
rarles
T
"i
Irt
hours
10
mil
H
It
Takes
a
H
H
Joint
of
Beef
I
H
to
Make
I
I
A
Bottle
of
I
BOVRIL
J
utns,
WANTED.
I
custom-made
clothes
in
Canada.
Highest
commission?.
Itei
Tailorinst
Co.
I.UI.
Toronto
(2
201
WANTKM
.New
location
for
shoe
shine
staml
down
town.
If
you
have
one,
or
know
of
one
available
now,
plene
phone
S3.
Archie
lloblnon.
WA.TF.I
Secondhand
child
wieker
go-earl.
Phone
HlaeH
IK0.
-,
MAID
Wanled.
Mrs.
F.
Mell.
Younsr.
Fourth
Avenue
Ilal.
MAN
wanted
for
hotel
work.
Apply
Hotel
Central.
IK?
WAITItlviS
Vnled.-
ton
Cafe.
FOR
SALE.
-Apply
Ilos-
KYKX-HOOMK!)
IIOl'SK
In
Se.--
tion
F.ighl
for
sale.
AH
modem
conenience.
(!oid
iiro-position.
For
further
tnfor-atton
write
Hox
.117,
Dally
New
Offke.
1ST
Ht
SALK.
Pletisure
latineh
"fJwen,"
In
good
eondltion:
powereil
wilh
four
horsepower
Kaslhope
engind.
Apjdy.
Pii-len.
Iiailv
.V,w.
t
Oil
SALK.
Hotel
Masselt.
A
good
bargain.
Ill
health
raus
for
selllrw.
Apply
Willlani
Hudson.
Massett.
H.C.
OR
SALK.
Scow,
good
as
ntrv
with
three
room
cabin.
Nlea
living
house.
Price
275.on
Phohe
nine
5R.'.
I8'
OR
SALK
Saxophone,
C
me!
ndy,
iu
good
condition.
Cok.
Itell.
satin
finish.
Phone
Mack
138.
(S
fKNT
FOR
SALK.
New
this
year
and
used
only
one
week
Price
20.
Pollen.
Dnily
New.
KOR'
SALK
Dining
room
suit.'
in
good
condition.
Phone
mack
730.
tf
TO
RENT
OR
RK.VT.
Larscn
building
ai
.171
Third
Avenue
Kast;
six
room
modern
flat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premise
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
yd
Transfer,
139
Second
Avenue
KOR
RK.NT.
Two
first
cla.
modern
flats;
Monarch
ranges,
water
paid;
one
furnished
Weslenhaver
Bros.
''OR
RK.NTFive-roomed
mod
ern
house
on
Sixth
Avenue
West.
Phone
Oreen
130.
tl
IOUSKS
for
Renl.
Some
am
furnished.
120
and
up.
App.y
215
I
nurtli
Avenue
Fast.
OR
RKNT.
Pianos,
phono
graphs
nn.l
sewing
machines
Walker's.
Music
Sloro.
FOR
RKNT.-
Four
room
sule(
hot
water
heated.
Apply
Smltl
&
Mallet.
'OR
RKNT
Five
room
Seventh
Avenue
West.
730.
hntj
Plinn
t
MODKR.Y
HorSE
for
rent
Fin
rooms
nnd
lmllu
Monro
Hro.,
LOST.
'.iT
,t
St.
Andrew's
picnic
many
island,
Sunday,
bov"
brown
sweater.
Finle
pens
nnono
nine
120.
Miss
Oertrude
IMnrle,
of
New
ork,
accomplished
ihe
swltj
last
Friday
In
It
hour's
31
rntif.
dies,
thereby
creating
a
rccotd
ior
mis
distance.
Articles
Lost
and
Found,
&c
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
WANTF.lK
One
reliable
man
in
UOAM.
The
!
every
town,
merchant
prefer-1
Pecond
Avenue
...
.
.
i.
.
i
i
..
.
.
'
Inlander,
83.1
Phone
137.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
LAKKI.SK
LntMiK,
near
Terrace.
Visit
Lakelse
Iithla
Ho.
Springs.
Litlun
is
one
of
th
finest
r
mineral
waters
Vnowt.
for
rheumatism,
(lood
fl
fishing
for
rainbow
(rout
It.
Lakelse
lake
and
river.
Motors
meet
all
trains
giving
through
connection
with
Lodge.
Telephone
connected
to
Terrace
J.
Uruce
Johnston,
manager.
Why
he
without
oarf
$350
make
the
first
"payment
on
a
New
Improved
CHKVIlOLKT.
the
balance
in
tweUe
suceessive
eay
Instalment,
Let
u
demonstrate!
KAIEN
OARAQE
Dealer
in
all
General
Motor
foducts.
Itrake
lining
by
mi
llinery.
I'yli'idcr
r.'Krndin
and
relioring
F-rd
overhauling
at
Nat
rale
pm-es
Wrecking
Service
day
and
nlghL
Th.'
i.ilt'iwmji
;-i
;i-e
are
now
elfeeXue.
i-
iKlt
l-rim-K
Ituper'.,
!
Ooveranieni
taxes
inoludcl:
I
Itnnalvout
38f.00
,
Sport
Roadster
CHO.Od
Touring
COt.OO
1
Coupe
-
751.0(1
!
Tudor
Sedan
"Ofl.OO
Fordor
Sedan
83J.0C
Light
Delivery
59100
Lt.
Delivery
Van
nttt.QO
ftimmerelal
Cliassis
t88.0w
Iruek
Chassis
Sir
581.00
Self
starter
included
on
all
models.
High
Low
High
Iligh
Low
!,!.
Low
CHEVROLET
Term
payments
arranged
If
if
desired.
3.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealers.
219
Second
Avenue.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODQE
teanllfully
situated
near
Ferry
.
Landing
Alliltida
2(15
feel.
Campinfl
and
Flihlng
Trlp
'
arranged
'
FIRST
CUJ.
TAIILK
with
produce
FRj:SH
FROM
TUB
FARM.
Take
a
Trip
to
the
Lake
Country
this
year.
For
reservations,
write
Mrs.
Henkel.
Francois
Lnke.
H.C.
TAXI
Phone
67
Txl
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
nnd
Seven
Passenaer
Sludo
bakers
at
your
disposal
nny
time
ROS3
BROS.
POOL
ROOIW
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
F.mnresn
Hotel.
PRINCE
RUPFBT
Tinri
Monday,
August
9
.It
n.m.
20.3
ft.
1121
p.m.
Itl.O
ft.
I'll
I.
,..
T1
l
Tuesday,
August
10
2.00
a.m.
20.
1
ft.
1
1
.5
1
p.m.
1
0.2
,
ft.
HAT,
a.m.
3.
1
ft.
20T.0
p.m.
fl.ft
f,
Wednesday,
August
11
2.
a.m.
20.1
ft.
15.21
p.m.
10.3
fl
.n
a.m.
3.7
fl
21.20
p.m.
0.7-
ft,l
Thursday,
August
12
........
3.20
n.m.
1
0.5
fU
p.m.
iwji
ft,
0.3
n.m.
4.n
ft.
.
22.03
p.m.
0.7
It.
WATtH
NOTICt
llceiiM
to
Kir
ami
,
.
5
tr
"'
'
T
Mrlltnw
1
rwfc
SI
,
ni
ura.u
111
u.
i,
4
tuik
iv-nti
(
Pmn-
uk
lhr
lrr
Mill
m
trvm
ai
a
puint
,t
t
Hie
SoulU
InrC
(rnrn
iu
,;.
iMHt
fur
luim.if
.nr.
i'U-rr
Kr
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m
,.4In.
tilt
litre
(.
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titli
.)
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uf
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,
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i
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f
,
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u
it
,,
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with
the
ma
vv.
illti
itw
intriiivr
itiKiiirtti
Buiidmr
v
Mrtf
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atlrr
Ih,
r
III
ntrftxr
IB
l.i
,-,
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dalr
itt
tu.
fir-
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l
July
11
v
STtMHO
VIMs
rutrmtM
thrrlu
tl
I
II"
mill
bo
riled
a
wiir
nrrorty-T
n
Tel.
tvJeeimej
U
ihe
t
.
iiitq
mini
ine
mi
wi
lie-
UaHiplfvHrr
.r
Wttr
MteMt
HaiMtei..
Vil
lltnir
dn
alter
the
-line
nultre
in
a
hti
ii
a
Tbe
ale
of
Ihe
(irl
nolire
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in(r
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lint
a
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LAND
ACT
lime
Si
Wit
WATtH
NOTICI
Olfertlee
4
Uh.
TakC
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,
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B
Hrenr
In
Uke
t.i'l
r
dtr
tif
wan
,
rnrk.
xl
VrtUlliM
re-
k
rli
aikt
drain.
ibI,
,:ci
nb
mile
nerth
..1
1
.
,
TW
aler
Ul
Ik
treaiu
ai
a
tmtnl
TMUS
Xidlh
rk
tr
am
r
la
liwd
fbr
nriauir
im
Mitre
tf
'
a
ik
lh
day
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r
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ttur
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1
t-arirtif
i.iunr
1
in
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at
a
p
rlkeatl
rami
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tw
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nurk
lhr
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k
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ef
leleetla
la
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la
Ima
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wr
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ha
rrlwi
of
trt
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to
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finnr-
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C
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mtwl
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,
1f.
'
kia,
iris
MlftCJUL
ACT,
ctftTtriCATC
or
i"esoinTi
Hit
Canyon
a
f
Mtw
tl
la
ate
la
iim
Atlin
Himnt
.
'
f
ur
OtttrKL
Whew
l
aiwe
r.re.k
(Vulran
.k
avf?
and
suvihaetl
i.f
Hit
lefioa
Mineral
Cta'ra
1
1
mjL.
tke
viiirE
mat
1.
I
;
rree
Mtnera
ceriirii-aio
t
"
-.
tend,
aittv
dart
frm
ie
tiu
to
apply
In
the
Mln
nt
i:
1
erlirtrtie
of
imrr.''-iin
b
mm
nf
4juuiini
a
1
And
run
her
tkke
!
-e
'-LJ3
pixtrf
aerimn
17
mud
b
"TJ
tietnre
Ihe
lue
of
l-
B
fited
mi
tit
drMf
MINIMAL
ACT,
cinnricATt
or
i"eAovi'VJ
,
a
.
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f,.kil.a
Ilka
imi
luiinv
"
"
ft
.
13
S
Ihe
Atlin
fcinlnr
lnli
1
'
'
Iflrl.
Where
hM-ale.1
'H
"V
Canyon
canyon
nirnnon
mio
..
on.
takc
MOTtr.r.
that
t.
1
rM
Ulnar's
f-jtrlirirlte
N
-
S.-M
lend,
llltf
dy
frm
w
apply
t"
h
Vinin
nt
Certirirate
nf
lmtuiiiirtf
'
.
i
poe
nf
nhttlnil.f
c.tm
;.
And
further
lake
nnitre
MLjis
rtMer
Sertluo
J.
mot
W
rft
nerore
ine
iniiue
di
li.iiwi
ihi.
Aii
nt
Jim
'!..,
MINIMAL
ACT.
MnifieiTf
'or7Me(0",T,
mark
Smith
Mlnertl
im
the
Atlin
Mlnm
lttiin
'
ir.rl
Whrre
liieairfl
.
'
fc-if
i.i
Dr
Jilf
.
r
a
trihuury
of
ls'r'i
iilfiininf
the
flkrry
M
""
r
iu
wiiiierly
lde
,
no
TAkK
.MiTfrp
thit
I.
F,r,.t,
Tree
Miner
r.erliri.aie
tend..
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?
X
'l"
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rerliflrate
of
linpr..r
m.
su
'
rf
i
fHi
nf
..hulntna
1
'
mImiv
rlilni.
.
I
A.
fll.
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ft
f,riMIftTkAltkl
A
.n
fl
it
nprtiycineni,
bated
una
IM
tay
.
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,
frsVfr
LANO
ACT.
ef
frlnre
ntmert
,n''
,
!i
..iinit.
0'
i
nar.
Ma.
ei-
inlet,
rhrn
''5(1rrt
"
T.UF
XOTirr
that
r
ran
Plyrr
Pri.
re
tliuwrt.
II.
C
hr;-W'"'t
man.
Inlenda
tn
APflr
.r'
'
lij
j
purrlia-e
the
fnllowtna
d'Vl
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Ortitmenrint
at
17;;,
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eorner
nf
Lei
l'J
,
1
h
If
rJ
Klamll
nilrrl
Ihrnre
WI
Ihenre
we.l
to
-l',n
'
n.rrM
Jj?
Ilith
Water
varki
nrn,'7l
f
V.iu'H';
Illtrli
Water
Mark
in
i
lytnl
,n
nirnl,
imt
rnntiintny
m
,rr
Dtltd
.una
lltu,
!