May
.Tune
fl,
1030
'
There
was
no
finer
gifl
k'licn
Uiii
1
ail
of
Leicester
piuigin
a
Bin
ror
Uueen
:iiaiiclli.
Id
the
lioj.r
or
vimiing
her
favor.
In-
roubl
Mec
nothing
finer
Mian
a"
valch
In
those
day
1
m
.
..
.
.
.
.
Pvae
ih'-a
were
i
no
orna-
kneofs
of
innro!.
louay.
vviucues,
nir
more
ircui-a'e
ami
far
urpa"ln-
In
wnkinanship
and
design
Bui)
lit1
li
id
at
moderate
nees
An
I
even
now
lliere
no
micr
Kin.
S;
some
(if
at'
ics
from
173.00,
our
better
BEEF
20.00
to
ohn
Bulger
lid,
Opticians
and
Jeweller
ILKLEY
VALLEY
bl'urgtrr
?
lit
for
.
.
25c
ling
llcef
nor
lb.
.
.
10c
rl
ltib,
)0
Hi
.
.
12V-C
ie
H
lis
or
Hoef.
per
,
25o
Sew
per
(It
.
.
12'-c
Sho
tiler
Haas!,
per
lb.
'-.
25c
S'ean
orr
lb
35c
Hi'ipplng.
pel
lb.
12!jc
per
sack
....
$3.00
alu
a
Doodson
RlxUi
Street
PhOfHj
455.
We
Deliver.
Crystal
1
1
.
trelighters
Fires
for
$1.00
-ore
chipping
of
kltnl-
nafp,
simple
and
ccon-
Bl,
Manufactured
by
Transfer
139
Second
Avenue
e
5SO
Night
or
Day
E
BUY
BOTTLES.
ir
Coats
&
lacquettes
Ixqui-llo
Stock
of
Fur
tmlngs
at
low
prices
C.
FUR
Co.
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
GBOATS
Phones
423,
539,
ten
238,
Black
735.
I.
Phonei
687,
539,
ten
238,
Black
735.
.
ERT
MARINE
DUCTS,
LTD.
Q.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Alexander
Smith
Hook
Phone
57S
IENTIST
THB
DAILY
RBWO
PAQfc
FIVE
VALENTINO
TO
CHOOSE
LEADER
Choice
of
Dominion
Capital
To
Be
Celebrated
CONSERVATIVES
Morning'
Star
Mentions
Possibility
en
of
Ladner,
Maitland
or
:abeth
Ww
Affection
of
Stars
Is
Mutual
But,
Matrimonial
Plans
Not
j
Made
'
i
1UH.1AWOOI),
Call.,
Juno
h
-Itiidolph
Valentino
yeslonlay
iniiniited
that
he
would
not
permit
I
In
forfeiture
.nf
a
mere
15,
000
to
interfere
with
hi.
possible
plaits
for,
jiialrfmony.
Ho
ilcnieil,
however,
thai
there
i
any.
basis
for
lelegraphwj
re-l"rt
from
New
York
that
be
and
i-ola
iNegri.
woifld
be
married
a
it
bin
ten
day.
J
"II
is
entirely
Impossible,'-
he
j
said.
"Nolliing
In
farther
from!
our
thought.
If
we
planned
lol
be
married
even
in
the
remote
future
we
should
certainly
be
only
.too
happy
to
announce
It."
Birthday
Party
The
New
York
dUpatcbcs
de
lared
Valentino
and
.MNs
Negri
uad
telegraphed
their
iiitcutions
'o
friend
In
(he
Haul
soon
after
the
birthday
parly
which
Mix
Nrtrrl
gave
in
Valentino'
honor
lal
Safin
.Jay
night
and
at
which
Hollywood's
elite
was
plentifully
lepiccnteil.
'We
made
no
such
announce-tueiii,"
miiiI
Valentino,
"nor
did
.
iliscu-s
any
such
plans."
Asked
pojnt-lilank
ahbul
the
general
iiiipreloti
u
iOme
scr-Imn
Ilia
I
Mis
Negri's
avowed
afre.'tiou
wa
not
reciprocated.
Valentino
became
Indisiianl.
Untrue
Impression
'That
i
an
unfortunate
ami
iiiiliivly
untrue
impression.'
he
i
said
angrily.
"It
is
the
ha-.et
falsehood.
My
regard
for
Miss
.Negri
it
Vf
the
hichcxl
charae-!er.
I
wish
to
clnte
onre
nmie
thai
my
affection
In
sincere,
and
thai
I
vouxliler
Neri
one
of
the
tnol
cliarmiiiK
nnd
de-IlKhtful
women
it
bat
ever
been
my
pleasure
to
rnei't.
"It
It
entirely
true
that
our
affeetlnn
it
mutual,
but
matrimonial
piano
are
ttitl
a
matter
of
the
future."
"Itetiiinded
of
hit
?
1
5,00.1
waner.
ivcorded
In
Paris
that
he
would
not
marry
before
tO.lo.
Valentino
hrunKed
Ivthtly.
"A
mere
matter
of
mmy
wll,
evc.Jutr;ercva
It
h
t
he
courts
(f
our
riimaaee.
he
aid.
"A
a
nialler
of
fact,
any
conceivable
amount
of
money
woubl
lie
infinilftinial
compared
to
woininu
Mitt
Xcri'
affection.'
Vatetttino
bat
jutt
Ikkuii
a
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS.
-
WnUni
Bfllon,
F.AI.ll
Tf
.M4.Hif
will
b
rrrtiyrO
i
Ik-
orrii
f
iIm-
fhn-r
Kntiiuwr.
wii.i.i
MOUND
TRIP
TO
DENVER
.,,,-,..-
SUMS
OMAHA
MM
KANSAS
CTTY...
129J5
DUUOIH23
1M.5J
BT.U0UI3
I3JA0
CHICAGO
I)U0
DETROIT
157.91
CINCINNATI
....
1S440
CLEVELAND,
.
VMM
TORONTO
loe.05
ATT.ANTA
169.65
WTTSBURO
171.05
WASHINGTON.
..
193.M
PHILADtLMUA.
197.11
NEW
YORK,
.
199.70
WMTON
.
.....
,
J0J.76
rlh
effect
to
ScTrtemlcrK
Return
Iiniit
October
31J326
THE
EAST
INVITES
TOU
and
te
Union
Pacific
make
your
journey
economical
by
low
round-trip
eicunuon
farei
to
all
important
points
in
the
Eait,
Middle
Weit
and
South.
LIBERAL
STOPOVER
PRIVILEGE
enable
you
to
vitlt
the
big
eaitern
ritiet
or
America!
greeteit
wonder
Undt
Zlcn
NaUtmatPark
Ttllowitene
National
Park
Rocky
Mountain
National
Park
all
reached
via
the
scenic
and
Lhtoiic
Union
Pacific
DeLuietraini.
Superior
aervice.
Descriptive
booklet
on
request.
UNION
PACinc
VACATION
ROUTE
FOR
INrOSTKATION
AND
RESERVA
TION
CALL
On
OR
WRITE
UNION
STATION,
SEATTLE,
1405
Fourth
Ave.
short
liulnlay
attei
lti
new
picture.
Sheik.
WATER
NOTICE.
.
Dluai-ilon
and
Uit.
MITHV
ViTlcV
Timil
Ihat
Hrlllsl
Hrlllsh
completing
!on
of
the
NOTES
OF
FISHERMAN
USED
BY
DEPARTMENT
FOR
USE
OF
MARINERS
Description
of
West
Coast
of
I.
Maiiiumi,
uaiil
larltr
u'rlk
iwua.!n
.,.
....tin.
ini
u
n
"0,lc'
10
n
mariners
jusi
i.-
ti.fMiit.
iiw
t'jtii
iiay
or
juiw.
tit.
u'tI'"
it
luliiiuinr
viurk
ll.
'
4nirur(ii,ii
1(f
coniHxlli
:.)
Illllw
lunt
brlttrrn
r
nir.
.ui
MT.i'.
my.
nm
K...i.it
AIImtIi.
wl.
IntUllaUiMi
or
lriilr-lwu
n.n.
;rtl
rultwu
un
"lulllwr
flrli.n
In
pnu.a
(...iiiioiiii,
IMiih.
mirir(tlnn
liwt
ronn
nf
nm-ti-arl
liM)
l
irni
Mild
f..rni
nf
ifiH.f..
iJiUlma
St
llw
urrirra
i.r
Unrf
Knditrrr.
.
i-b.
i.i'irii-i
r.nmnrrrt
si
stin.u-
T.
H'l'lMl.
IllMllMlllUI
Hut
tliAl.a.A.
lnviHta
Kiifiurrr
st
ITIuii-
lluiirrt.
Cat-.
un.
lirsrHM
suit
ITlncr
Allwrl;
UJ.
TrUJrri
will
if
A
It
(MUMlJoml
nnU.
rn.ictc
.n
llw
Innii
iinlml
by
Uh
lull-
a
iA,iii.nv,
r
rri,iii.iil(-(l
by
sn
sr-
ritil
rlHtU
V1
S
rhsrlerwl
lullk.
t-qual
in
tlT
r
rrni
i.f
ltn
vslui-
.if
Un
work
r-iyshlr
in
iiw
order
of
Itw
Tmiurfr,
taiisdian
.NauuiHl
liallwsya.
TIh
luwrM
nr
any
tmidrr
nol
nrt-til
arrrtiled.
w.
a.
ki.nti.An.
Oiwral
Manasfr.
WlRiiliM-r.
Man..
Jmi..
I
,
mn.
3
MINERAL
ACT.
CERTIFICATE
OF
IMPROVEMENTS
lilark
rilth
Vlnrrsl
Clihn,
slinato
In
llio
Alun
luiiu
Iiivkhmi
or
rsMiar
!!
lilii
W'tMTT
im-stiU:
on
Cratrr
:rwk.
a
(rlbutar.v
or
luurlh
of
July
t:n'-k,
liljolniur
the
nam-
ovtm
Mlnrral
Claim
ii-
Miiiuirriy
hiiip.
TAkK
,MTi.K
thai
I,
rli-r
Oabrlo.
I'n
Mlnrr'n
Cprlinral
No.
7(Su,
in-t.'iul.
ttltly
ilayt
rntn
ilx
(Hie
li.rxor,
im
aiply
In
tlx
Mlnmsr
limmlrr
Tor
s
irtiri'-ate
nf
IinprtMfiiH-iii.
lor
llii
pur-l,e
or
obuluinr
s
(ou
Gram
(t
the
jtvuf
ilaliii.
And
runhrr
lake
nollri
Ihat
srh'irii,
uo.h'r
Stflloii
3",
inut
be
mmnifiirni
l.rfnr.'
llw
liin
or
aurh
Oriiriralc
or
iMIliroVrUMUM.
lali'rt
una
IM
day
or
Jim.
AD.
I9J6.
II.
Mr..
FliASKIt.
Aarnt.
MINERAL
ACT.
CERTIFICATE
OF
IMPROVEMENTS
Hit
i:aiirui
Mineral
i:lann,
aituat
in
ihi-
Aiiin
Miiiinir
nitiition
r
:.iar
nu-irici.
wlirrt
I'K-atnl:
.Near
Crater
Cwk
oil
siljolnlnir
ami
imrthra!
or
Urn
lilir
1
l.anyoll
r.&ll'lli.ioo
.nilt.'rai
..auii
fi.oi
("rtk'K
KUTICK
thai
t.
Jolm
Molloy,
Frri
MMwr's
crlirtrali
'No.
7U73S.
In-I
lr
nd,
slitv
days
rrwii
th
rtai
twrmr.
!
lo
apply
l
O"'
Mlntnr
Hccordcr
tor
a
i
cr-rllhialf
of
Unprovcnivnu,
rnr
iho
pur-iHiH
or
oblaluliK
S
cruwn
Ursnt
or
tho
sbovp
claim.
,
,
And
rurllirr
nollro
that
srlion.
iindrr
m'rllon
37,
lini'l
b
coiniinwru
lror
tlie
lio
of
stirh
Crrtirirslr
fit
lniprov'iiM'il.
-
i
.
Utrd
tl.lt
t.l
dayr
W.
.i.tf6.
Am-nt.
MINERAL
ACT,
CERTIFICATE
OF
IMPROVEMENTS
niK
canyon
.No
Xinrral
Claim,
attune
In
til
Atlln
Mlnlnit
lUvlsloii
or
Caj.
lar
DiMrirt.
Wln-re
lorsied!
on
vol-rsnle
CHfk
(Vnlran
Crvrki.
sdjolnlnr
and
,nthet
of
Hlr
Canyon
No.
V.x-
iltnolon
Mlnoral
Claim
(Lol
1171
).
TAkK
NIITICK
Mint
I.
tH'i
MnUny,
Free
Mln-r's
crrlirtrate
No.
,tS9,
In-tutd.
Utv
days
frnin
Uw
dale
Inreof.
to
spidv'to
tn
Minium
Herorder.
for
s
Orliriratf
of
linpruvdii'Dl,
for
Jh
pur-ll"ife
of
oblalulns
A
Crown
nrant
of
IIm
I'nd'rnrj'her
nollre
that
Sflmn.
'under
nerllon
37.
mwl
ho
ronMiteneed
I
before
the
lue
or
ftirh
Certirirate
of
lliiipmvtnH'nto.
.
,
...
....
Dated
lh.s
lit
(Hyf
M
'
J'"'.
rVsf-
'
Arent.
Queen
Charlottes
by
Capt.
A.
Freeman
issued
fay
Government
YAjVGOl'VKIl,
June
H.
So'nifl
ver
utaJui
hydnv;raphic
note
on
the
harbors
and
inlets
on
the
wet
coatt
of
tle
Queen
Charlotte
Itlandt
are
contained
Ued
by
the
department
of
mar
ine
aii.l
fishcriet
at
Ottawa.
The
holet,
filliiir;
a
pamphlet
of
15
pa
pet
ami'
accompanied
by
a
ketch
forming
a
preliminary
de-ticrijdinn
of
the
yet
uncharted
portions
on
(hit
part,
were
prepared
by
Oaptnin
A.
Freeman,
master
of
fijlilns
ve.tselt
operated
from
here
by
the
,"ew
Ijut-l.iud
l-'ih
(Ujinpany
and
the
Canadian
I-'iMiiiiK
(lompany.
(iaptain
Freeman
ha
spent
nearly
30
years
in
Ihese
waters
and
al.o
made
a
.pecial
trip
in
onler
to
examine
tho
harbors
and
Inlet
as
lo
their
practicability
foe
.talmon
fitliinj;
and
alto
to
make
observation
of
their
potential
water
power.
This
trip
Was
mad'
-lit'
I
i
1
7
for
his,
company,
and
he
has
alto
made
more
than
5o-yiiyaes
while
fithinp
for
halibut
from
Gape
Saint
Jame.t
lo
La
ti
para
Itlaud
and
hat
Tithed
from
elote
to
shore
out
lo
aoo
to
100
fathom
or
water.
Ietaih
of
alt
the
bays
ami
Illicit
from
Houston
Sjewart
channel
on
the
south
lo
Frederick
Island
in
llle
north
are
eiveu
on
the
chart.
v
Nocdless
Advice
i
,s
Xew
Prison.
Hoctor
(nhtenl-miudedly
.
:
"Ami
whatever
you
do,
don't
nltempl
lo
go
oul
in
this
liinhveathcr."
T.UE
ColnmlilS
riKiioiir
w
rai'MiiK.
km,
i.iu..
uimse
ad
jln-aa
tf
aiirouvi-i-
t.c
villi
apnlv
Tor
a
llcenre
In
lake
and
ni
s
riil.li-
rei
ivr'
ntcond
or
water
out
of
an
nunaioiil
Hreain
-whlr-h
flow
northvetterly
and
rt
ruins
into
Souih
Ray,
skldisute
luirt,
a
Inn
u
rutir
rull.t
noitheamrrlv
from
inoiilh
of
lieeu.i
lllver.
Tlie
water
will
be
diverted
from
IIm-
stream
al
a
point
about
30
rhaliK
soitllieaM
or
northwest
ror
m-f
or
Lol
T,
Moreiby
M.iml.
aiid
will
be
used
ror
duinenN-
and
rannery
pur
pooes
upon
the
lands
Mated
.
lease
and
tieliiE
Hie
rnreMtorc
In
rront
of
Lot
III,
Otieen
Chirloite
llainlt.
Tills
lioili-e
"was
It'Kleil
on
the
around
on
the
loili
day
of
Aprtl,
1B,
A
ropy
or
tills
notice
aud
an
application
pursuant
therein
and
to
the
"Wster
Act"
will
be
filed
In
I
he
orrice
or
the
Water
Recorder
st
Prince
luiperl.
B.C.
Objections
to
the
application
nwv
be
Hied
Willi
the
aald
Water
Hecnrdf'r
or
with
the
Comptroller
or
Wslcr
Itlsrltf
s.
I'arli.iiurnt
Hulldtuirs.
Victoria.
H.C.
wiih-
In
thirty
days
arier
th
rirst
sppearance
of
lids
notice
In
it
local
iiewMtaiter.v
The
dale
ut
the
riral
publication
of
till
nonce
Is
June
3.
la.
uttirisii
columuia
risiuxn
v
.
PCkt.NO
CO.
LTti..
Applicant.
By
II.
SticpvooJ,
Atent.
Fulton
Taking
Position
The
Mornirvg
Star,
eontrolled
by
Victor
odluiii,M.i'.l'.
at
Vancouver,
liat
a
trout
page
editorial
article
on
the
iontervaine
cou-veutiou
and
the
poil)ilitie.s
oi
leadership
at
folloo:
.Now
Dial
a
4iouservative
pror
vincial
convention
is
ileliuiteiy
in
sight,
party
uudei'curre;ir
an;
running
with
rumor
of
the
rnovct
being
iiiu.hv.
in
coiinei'tiou
wiih
(lie
one
bisriuestioii
the
convention
will
havi;
lo
decide
the
leadership
In
ltritnt
iluin-bia.
Will
Harry
I'ooley,
the
popular
locum
tenent,
maintain
ins
pusi-j
lion?
...
Will
W.
J.
Bowser
succeed
III
regaining
his
former
asccinJ
ency?
W
ill
Leon
r.adni'r
leave
the
federal
field
and
talc
a
hand
in
provincial
politics,
as
a
compromise
between
the
jlowser
and
.-leyens
wings;
W
ill
youiu
ho
herved,
in
the
person
of
the
provincial
presi-.ciit,
It:
L.
Maitland
Or
will
the
parly
turn
away
from
all
ambitious
ones
and
induce
the
Hon.
Fred
J.
Fulton
to
come
out
oT
hit
scjni-seclusion
and
endeavor
to
restore
complete
i
armouy
in
the
party?
Pooley
In
Possession
,
At
this
date
it
is
impossible
i-ven
for
inside
circles,
to
prophesy
what
will
happen.
The
only
certain
thing
it
that
there
will
he
a
contest
and
a
lively
one.
Harry
Pooley
has
the
advantage
of
heinx
in
posesf6n;
and
it
is
known
that
he
wants
to
stay.
It
i4
e.jtially
well
known
that
Mr.
Itow.ter
it
billing
his
time
with
a
compactly
orsraitlzed
following
and
the
control
of
the
party
funds.
Leon
Ladner
has
not
made
any
formal
announcement,
but
friends
are
working
for
him;
and
Ihey
olaini
to
have
the
assurance
Ihat
if
sufficient
support
is
forthcoming,
he
will
he
ready
lo
aake
ih
change.
Time
Favors.
Youth
About
"Pat"
Maitland
there
is
.i
good
deal
of
uncertainty.
He
lias
a
very
strong
support,
hut
it
is
possible
that,
in
view
of
his
yotilli,
be
will
prefer
to
wait
his
turn.
Time,
it
is
conceded,
is
in
Ins
favor.
Mr.
Fulton
is
probably
quite
una
ware
of
the
consideration
.tiai
it
being
jjlven
him,
It
is
not
Velicved
that
he
has
any
desire
o
get
back
into
the
burly
burly
if
polilies.
Jin
t
he
is
very
con-riculioiit
aud
hit
strong
sense
f
duty
might
lead
him
to
respond
lo
the.
urgent
call
of
his
arty.
OBJECTION
IS
TAKEN
TO
HANDBAG
HAIRDRESSERS
Girls
In
Edmonton
Visit
Homes
and
Offices
to
do
Work
of
Regular
.Beauty
Parlors
F.miOXTOX.
June
8.
Hairdressers
"'
operalliig
oul
of.
a
liltle
suit
case,
,nnil
payinp
persona)
cull
,
Id
hidels,
apart-inenl
6utisi,t
.
a.nd
I'restlences
arid
even
ip
some
cases'
iTivadinp
hutinets
ofHces
lo
give
their
customers
service
in
'tho
noon
hour
are
"cutting
in"
lo
the
Hade
or
the
regular
hairdress
ers
and
beauty
parlors
who
op
erate
in
'down-town
premises
and
pay
a
business
lax
and
heavy
rentals.
Without
supervision
"
of
anv
kfnjl,
working
any
day
and
every
day,
and
having
no
reganl
to
Dyspepsia
t
Caused
Her
Agony
After
Every
Meal
Mrs.
M.
Caldwell,
2333
Hemlock
St,
Vancouver,
U.C.,
writes:
"After
suf-fcring
for
years
with
agon,
from
dyspepsia
and
indigestion,
after
every
mew,
I
started
taking
1
1
'ssBBBBassaBBaHBp,
and
got
such
relief
I
kept
right
oa
until
I
had
used
three
bottles
and
was
completely
relisted
ef
my
trouble.
Now,
I
can
eat
anything
I
wish
with
out
having
any
bad
after
effects."
'
only
by
The
T.
Milbun
Toronto,
Oat,
"
-:i
f.
Cntrmnra
to
Rldemi
Canal
la
Ottawa
Rhtr
btfort
fir
dtttrvttd
tarllamtnl
Buildtnlt.
2.
Old
mtrmnf
i
IHdeou
Cuol
FarUamrnl
Hiit,
a
ti
looM
ISO
fori
ato,
ml
tit
f
from
painliaf
by
CUti
ml
linu
of
oprnint
of
Canal.
ISM.
the
late
summer
of
III
lieutenant-Colonel
In
John
By,
of
the
Royal
Engineers,
selected
the
spot
where
the
Itldeau
Canal
should
enter
the
Ottawa
River,
and
in
so
doing
set
tied
the
site
of
what
afterwards
became
the
capital
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
The
centenary
of
this
event
Is
being
marked
this
coming
August
by
a
celebration
which
U
expected
to
be
national
in
character.
The
Dominion
Government
has
already
intimated
its
intention,
not
only
of
taking
part,
but
of
signalizing
the
occasion
by
extension
of
Its
works
for
the
beautffication
of
the
capital.
The
celebration
itself
will
Include
historical
pageantry
and
will
draw
from
the
western
plains
a
spectacular
''Stampede'
as
illustra
live
of
one
of
the
historical
phases
of
the
development
of
that
broad
sec
tion
of
the
Dominion
.
In
making
bis
Journey
up
the
Ot
tawa.
Colonel
11
y
was
not
planning
for
the
capital
of
a
DotUnion
but
striving
to
strengthen
the
defences
oi
one
ot
the
outworks
of
the
Brit
lfh
Empire.
"During
the
war
of
1812-15.-
says
Hamnett
P.
Hill,
la
a
brief
history
ot
the
construction
ot
Wednesday
half
holidays
or
early
closing
laws,
the
"Hand-hag
Hairdressers"
have
aroused
He
ir
of
the
Kdinoulon
Hranch
of
the
National
Hairdressers.
Association,
and
the
city
council
is
to
he
asked
to
take
action.
.
Vvork
at
Cut
Prices
The
majority
of
the
"Hand-iiag
Hairdressers''
live
at
home
r
in,
rooming
houses
and
build
tip
a
clientele
by
offer.iiir
Id
work
at
cut
prices
nnd
attend
cus-
:omeis-at
their
homes.
They
,ay
no
license
fees
or
business
ax,
attending
customers
at
home
r
haviikg
Hieni
come
to
their
rooms,
aud
the
National
Jlair-iiresser'
Association
members
are
feeliiiR
their
unfair
compe-'ton.
OFFICERS
EJECTED
KNIGHTS
OF
PYTHIAS
W.
Li.
Stepp
Is
Chancellor
Commander
of
Organization
With
H.
M.
Daggett
AIce-Chancellor
At
the
regular
semi-annual
.-lection
of
officers
M.
L.
Stepp
tvas
last
niftht
elected
rChancel-or
Commander
of
the
Knights
of
Pythias
with
II.
M.
Dasrgett,
vice-chancellor.
The
full
lisl
of
of-
Ticers
for
the
half
year
aro:
Chancellor
Commander,
M.
L.
-tepp.
Vice-chancellor,
II.
M.
Daggett.
Pyelate,
H..M.
Illakc.
Master
of
works.
Fred
Carton.
Keeper
of
records
ami
seals,
F.
A.
Wesch.
Master
of
fiu'ance,
S.
llumblin.
Master
of
exchequer,
Oeorsre
Johnstone.
Masler
al
arms,
V.
Hurkin.
PRESENTATION
MADE
'
TOJRS.
BAISLER
Large
Group
of
St.
Paul's
Ladles'
Aid
Surprised
Her
at
Her
Home
Last
Evening1
A
larjrri
group
of
members
of
Hie
Ladies'
Aid
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
church
Inst
tiighl
pur-prised
by
Mrs.
P.
K.
Haisler,
who
is
leaving
the
city
shortly,
aHicr
home,
219
Fifth
Avenue,
and
nresented
her.
through
Mrs.
0.
I'dwards,
with
un
eleclrlc
wafrie
iron.
The
evening
was
'ihea
spent
enjoyahjy
.
wiih
music
ami
games,
refreshments
being
serv
the
nideau
Canal,
"the
British
au-
thorlUes
experienced
much
difficulty
in
attempting
the
defence
of
the
western
part
of
the
province.
This
was
owing
to
the
difficulties
of
transporting
men
and
supplies
from
Montreal
to
Kingston,
because
of
the
rapids
on
the
SL
Lawrence
River.
They
were
also
faced
with
the
dan
ger
of
a
U.
S.
army
blocking
pro
gress
up
the
river
by
seizing
some
of
the
Islands
near
Kingston.
The
cost
of
transport
from
Montreal
to
Kingston
was
also
excessive,
being
fifty-four
shillings
per
cwt
This
was
the
problem
which
Col.
By
came
out
to
Canada
to
solve,
lie
had
spent
nine
years
In
this
coun
try
after
1802.
when
he
had
been
en
trusted
with
the
construction
of
the
Martello
towers,
at
Quebec
and
the
rebuilding
ot
the
Citadel,
and
he
had
also
superintended
the
construe
Hon
of
the
Cedars
Canal
near
Mont
real.
The
task,
of
building
the
canal
to
connect
the
St
Lawrence
and
the
Ottawa
Rivers.
126
mites
in
length,
through
uninhabited
coratry,
was
gigantic
at
that
stage
ot
the
development
ot
the
country,
and
its
successful
completion
stamps
Its
builder
as
art
engineer
ot
hlch
rank.
ed.
Those
present
included
Mrs.
C.
Edwards,
Mrs.
Ytreberg,
Mr?.
Slefravig,
Mrs.
Thor
Johnson,
Mrs.
tieonge
Fritz,
Mrs.
John
Ivarson,
Mrs.
O.
A.
Johnson,
Mrs.
Harry
Jackson,
Mrs.
K.
Hallberg,
Mrs.
A.
Christiansen,
Mrs.
A
Akerbcrg,
Mrs.
Esson,
ilrs.
Field,
Mrs.
O.
Anderson,
Mrs.
T.
Dybhavn,
Mrs.
Windham,
Mrs.
.skatleliol,
Mrs.
IHleman,
Mr.s.
Unger,
Mrs.
J.
CUrisliansen,
Mrs.
L.
Anderson,
Mrs.
Murvohl,
Mrs.
F.
V.
Hart,
Mm.
J.
Brown,
Mrs.
John
Wick,
Mrs..
EyoHsen,
Mrs.
T.
I).
Hinde,
Miss
A.
Rone,
Mm.
lacobsen,
Mrs.
O.
Wick,
Mrs.
Pederseii,
Mrs.
Walters,
Mrs.
lack
Ivarson,
Mrs.
K.
A.
llood
and
Mrs,
Johnson.
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT,
R.8C.
CHAPTER
115
Union
Oil
Comnanv
of
Canada.
Limited
hereby
gives
noitrt
thai-it
hat
under
sec-
j
tion
7
of
the
-aid
Art
deposited
wile
tie
I
Minister
or
ruunr
wofks
at
Ottawa
ano
In
the
orrice
of
the
loslrk-l
!te-itrnr
u!
the
Land
Herlslry
District
or
Prince
Kupert
In
the
rrotlnre
of
British
kolurc-bla,
a
description
of
the
site
and
plant
ot
a
pile
and
limber
wharf
proposed
lo
be
built
In
the
harbor
or
Prime
Runerl
In
the
said
rrotlnre,
on
water
lol
rout,
lilock
"0--
the
said
wharf
rorhprlslnir
a
narrow
approach
varylnr
In
width
rroin
!
lo
sir,
and
eteudiur
n.i-lherly
from
I
he
hlshwater
mark
a
distance
of
approximately
300.
whence
It
widen
la
L
sertion
i0'
x
S
in
area,
the
sixty
feel
measurement
belnr
aiproj.lmalely
paral-lej
to
the
shore
line.
And
take
notice
tint
arter
lhe
expiration
or
out
uivoth
rrom
lhe
date
of
tlu.
first
publication
of
lhU
notice
the
fnlon
oil
Company
or
Canad.t.
ItnittesV
will
under
section
,
7
of
,
lhe
Mid'
Act
apply
lo
lhe
Minister
or
Public-
Works
at
hi'
of-rice
In
the
qity
of
Ottawa,
ror
approval,
or
the
said
site"
and
the
said
plan,
and
ror
leave
lo
construct
lhe
said
wharf
ait,
approach
to
the
same.
Dated
at
Vancouver.
"
Prlti'sh
Cntumbt.1.
Ihls
18th
day
of
Mav,
l.
,
R.
J.
kVLMI
IIK.
:
.
DUtrtrl
SAles
Manarer.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
ot
Intsntloa
to
V-.pl-
to
Loas
Land
lln
Land
Reconllnr
Dltrlrt
of
Prince
nmr.
nd
slluate.
it
head
"of
Skaat
ln-leu
Moresby
iand,
ueen
Charlotte
Uj-ottp.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
The
.Canadian
Fish-lev
company,.
Limited,
.of
Vancouver,
occupation
salmon
Canuer.
tntenda
to
sppIt
for
a
leaitA
nt
vha
r,-,ii,.inw
r
"r",,ur"
lands:-
cmmencinE
at
a
p-t
planted
st
head
r
Skaat
Inlet
IS
rhauis
north
of
un-twmert
Creek;
thence
wet
o
chain;
thence
koiiiii
t
clulnt-
ibenc
east
to
l-lllins
rnnra
K
o
a..
.
k.
i
i
.
.
,
,-t-4t.,
n
in
117
line;
itrflirr
f."
-rer
William
Alfred
Bower:
w
;
Dated
nth
Aprfla
.
LAND
ACT.
.
Notice
of
Inlantlon
to
Apply
to
Loeso
Land
tn
Prince
Rupert
Land
Reeqrdlne
Dis
trlri
or
'Coast
Ui
nire
;
and"sliuate
on
Souih
lUchael
Il.n.k
r.
7AKE
I'TICE
tnat
Alfred
swanson,
of
Prjni-e
Rupert,
accmiatma
Msrlner,
In-tend
to
apply
ror
a
lea-e
or,
the
follow.
Ins
rie-crlbed
lands;
Cnmm.iu.lii.
al'
-
nna.
.I.,.,..
..
....
'
.
-".
v"'-
l"iuiru
ni
ilia
north
end
o
South
Rachael
liltnd:
ihence
around
the
llanr
at
'
hth'
aid
ronuintnr
"e
sere.,
niore
'or
les.
'
i
-M..-..-I
rfj
ALFRFD
SWAIVSO!!.
D.uaAprui7.t9h.
App"c",
The
coming
of
railways
has
super
seded
it
and
rendered
it
practically
useless
lis
a
carrier
of
traffic;
but
it
rendered
valuable
service
in
earlier
days
for
the
settlement
of
the
Province
ot
Ontario,
both
east
and
west
Three
years
after
Bytown
became
Ottawa,
it
was
chosen
as
the
capital
of
.
the
old
Province
of
.Canada.
Tke
centenary
celebration
this
summer
will
last
two
weeks,
.from
August
16
to
28.
The
first
week-August
16
to
21
will
b
devoted
particularly
to
the
centenary
pro-
frrara,
wbkh
will
include
an
historical
pageant
Illustrating
outstanding
periods
and
events
in
the
his
tory
of
the
capital.
During
the
same
period
the
Edmonton
&unpede
will
give
a
dally
program;
while
ar
rangements
are
also
Tmng
mane
for
holding
the
Rudder
International
Power
Boat
races
for
two
days
of
that
week.
Plans
are
not
fully
completed
for
the
celebration,
but
among
other
proposals
under
ron-slderfctlon
are
the
erection
of
a
monument
to
Colonel
By.
The
Dominion
Government
Is
also
preparing
plans
for
the
extension
of
the
Driveway
which
Is
such
an
attractive
feature
of
the
city.
WATER
NOTICE.
DUarslen
and
Ilia.
TAkK
OTIC!C
that
Robert
Georre
JiJuiston.
whose
address
Is
Inverness
tannery,
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
.take
tfnx!
Use
a
porltoii
of
water
out
of
creek;
west
or
wharf
al
China
Hat,
name
unknown,
watch
now
stMittiea!
and
drain.
Into
Troll
l
Bay
about
lull
reel
south
aloiiir
tif
beach
from
the
suolheaat
corner
Lot
-V,-
klM.sou
1.11.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
lhe
stream
at
a
point
atxMit
10
feel
fr4n
Its
mouth,
aud
will
be
used
for
domestic
purc
U(xv
the
ean-oery
OWcrUxsl
as
Lot
"A,"
Kitasoo
LR.
Tfcis
notice
was
lasted
on
the
gruuud.
mi
lhe
llth
day
of
Kay.
Il.
A
ropy
or
till
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
Ihrrewt
aiwl
to
the
"VValer
Art"
will
be
riled
In
I
be
oKic
of
toe
VValer
Recorder
al
Prnire
Rupert,
objertlon
to
the
application
mav
be
filed
with
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
OKuptroiler
or
Water
MrUH.
Parliament
ButMiujr..
Vle
lorla,
B.C.
within
thirty
days
after
lhe
firsl
-ppearsnre
of
this
notice
In
a
local
newpa-r.
The
dAte
or
the
rirst
publication
or
Ihi
notice
I
June
4,
tv.
ROBERT
UEORC.E
JIMHSTON,
Alllcsnt.
'
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
'of
Inlantlon
to
Apply
to
Loaa
Foraahcrs
In
Queen
Charlotte
Uland
Land
Re-rordinr
Dintrlct
r
Prlnre
Rupert.
'
ami
situated
t
miles
wel
of,
Alliford
Bay.
jkMieitale
Inlet,
and
rrontinr
Ml
Lot
til,
yueen
Cttarloiie
District.
;
TAKE
.NOTICE
thai
Ilk
B.C.
Flsblnr
Parkins
Company,
Ltd.,
or
Vancouver,
B.C..
ocrupalioo
SaJnum
Canuer.
Intend
to
apply
ror
a
leaee
ot
Hie
ndlowlng
described
foreshore;
iiuuneneinir
si
t
pot
planted
al
the
southwest
corner
of
Ijit
III;,
thence
northerly
and
easterly
rntlowlnr
the
line
of
hlah
water
mark,
31
rltaln.
more
or
less,
lo
the
northwest
rnmer
of
Lol
III:
thence
wesl
3
chain;
thence
Mititherly
and
westerly,
rolluwma
a
line
parallel
in
lhe
line
or
til-h
water
mark.
31
rhain.
iinre
pr
leas;
thence
eat
&
chain
to
-H.uit
or
cumnenif
incut,
and
rontalnln;
tl
acre,
more
or
le.
BRITISir
COI.CMIUV
FtSlllMl
.
A.D
I'AI'.kLXU
COMl-A.NY
LTD.
.
Per
II.
Sherwooit,
A
rent.
Dated
3Qlh
April.
e.
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
,
In
the
Matter
or
the
"Administration
Act
sod
In
lhe
Mailer
or
lhe
Estate
of
Julius
Johnson,
Deceased.
TAkE
MitlCfc
that
1.
the
undersl-iied.
was
appointed
administrator
of
the
estate
of
Julius
Jihnon.
under
and
bv
virtue
or
an
order
or
III
Honor
Jndire.
Younar.
dated
the
tsih
day
of
May.
lBi;
any
is-rstn
havlnv
any
rlalm
aa-aln!
the
estale
are
to
rile
Ihem
with
me.
the
Vtidersirned;
at
my
nfrire,
-within
thirty
day
rrom
lhe
date
hereof,
and
all
person,
Indebted.
tn
the
estate-ant
required
to
eiake
payment
rgrthwtth.
PATH)
Ihls
Jnd
dav
or
June,
tm,
0UMA1
A.
WATT.
OftirlaJ
Ailmlnlstralnr.
OOWERNSSENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Notice
of
Application
for
Bate
Llconc.
IIFS
i$.
,"EnEnT
CtVFJYthat
on
a.
llio
Stb
day
ot
June
next
lhe
.uiuierslirned
Inteud
l
apply
la
the
litur
fd.trol
Hoera
for
a
licence
In
respect
or
pre-iiiUe.
slluate
on
Main
Street.
Ma.-'ett,
li.C,
snd
uiHin
the
land
deerlled
at
Lol
f.
Block
14.
May
SUA.,
.Prlncei
Riirierl
j
arnl
He-;
nrstion
Dlstrlrl
In
the
Pro
Jlnce
or
RrltiKh
Columbia,
for
the
sale
of
beer
by
lhe
class
or
by
fhe
cien
bottle
for
ruiuuiption
on
th.
premises.
oyo?MVy.7.
h,,c-
0.
B.
DAVTES.
Applicant.
APPLICATION
rON
BEER
PARLOR
LICENSE
.
Thirty
days
rr.m
date
hereof,
we
In-leud
inakina-
application
lo
the
Provincial
Uovernmeni
ror
the
in,tall..iion
au.1
oper.
r.rt4.i
?m
'
Ottti
N,y
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