Inesday
June
P.
it
ieen
:abeth
aleh.
In
thW
fcva'elie
were
the
mens
of
princes'.
L.
(
e
-irjf
Kerr
by
p;
Phone
675
IENTIST
I
lliere
was
no
finer
Kifl
kxticti
the
Karl
of
Leicester
bought
a
gin
for
Uiwt'ii
i:imrtelh
In
Ihe
hone
of
kv
nil
ilkx
her
fin
Or.
he
eoolil
lii-Iecf
nothing
finer
till
fl
11
11
J.
Preece
days
ornn-
Today,
xvalrhes,
fnr
more
cr
;i'ille
find
fur
siirnasslriu
Rn
xvorkmanship
ami
design
can
;
li.nl
nl
moderate
irires
Ami
even
now
I
here
I
no
finer
pift.
k
See
dome
of
our
belter
alettes
from
;n.no
to
J75.00,
1I10
Bulger
Lid.
'
Opticians
and
Jewellers
lULKLEY
Market
i311
Third
Avenue,
le
n
aken
oxer
from
Ixv
li
Se:
y
and
Doodaon
'esh
Meats
Itflng
Twice
Weekly
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
Phone
1
78
Crystal
irelighters
Fires
for
$1.00
pnorc
chopping
of
kind-
fi
Safe,
simple
and
eeon-
al
Manufactured
hy
fteTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
e
SSO
Night
or
Day
IE
BUY
BOTTLES.
ir
Coats
&
lacquettes
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fur
unlngs
nt
low
price
C.
FUR
Co.
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
GBOATS
L
Phones
423,
539,
ten
238,
Blaok
735.
k
Phonei
687,.
539,
sen
238,
Black
735.
'ERT
MARINE
tODUCTS,
LTD.
I.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
I
Alexander
Smith
Blook
RESOLUTION
OF
PROTEST
j
BY
FISHERMEN
AGAINST
SALMON
TRAPS
IN
B.C.
Continued
from
Pago
1
.
large
a
gathering.,
was
not
there
lo
take
advantage
of
anyone.
The
proposal
I
hey
made
would
not
hurt
anyone
mil
Hie
.American
packer.
lie
inked
that
they
he
fair
ami
give
Iilm
n
good
hearing.
In
explaining
a
Utile
of
tin-history
of
fish
trap,
Mr.
(ion-ales
Raid
Hie
owner
of
Hie
Wain
Island
cannery
operated
Uiree
traps
from
IDI.1
to
I!))'.)
nnd
then
got
inln
financial
dif
ficulties
ami
sold
out
lo
I
he
Can
J
adlan
Fishing
Company..
They
were
told
hy
Mr.
Motherwell
and
Mr.
Found
thai
I
hey
could
get
license
htil
i
hey
must
he
in
.1
position
to
operaln
trap.
They
"pent
a
large
sum
of
money
pulling
them
in
and
then
were
refined
license
because
nf
i,(.jj..
lions
by
the
fishermen,
Hk,
Trade
and
Labor
council
and
a
resolution
passeiNhy
the
Hoard
of
Trade.
When
Ihls
unfair
position
wa
placed
before
Uie
authorities
at
Ottawa
licenses
were
iued
fur
last
year
bill
so
far
refused
this
year.
Mi?
aked
l
he
fisherman
how'
they
would
like
il
If
Ihey
hail
spent
Mint
much
money
and
then
were
no!
allowed
to
operate.
Migrating
Fish
Inveitligaliou
Allowed
that
the
-allium
al
the
point
where
the
fih
trap
are
located
are
on
1
heir
way
to
the
American
-pawning
ground
(laughter
mid
ji-er
Mr.
(ionates
aid
he
was
mil
-peaking
of
the
district
generally
hut
tif
thai
particular
area
where
the
trap
were
located.
Hluwa
agrees!
thai
the
fis,t
were
on
llieir
way
lo
Alaska
but
tliawa
would
nol.
grnnt
th?
license
because
of
t
ho
protest
of
the
(rollers,
the
Trades
and
L.tlxir
Cnuucil
and
the
nrjinii
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
some
time
igi
in
going
on
record
ngalns'.
naps
.
Producing
a
map
he
showed
the
location
on
it
anr
claimed
Ihe
fish
there
all
wen'
toward
Alakn
(more
protest).
The
lakan
pack
of
salmon,
Mr.
V'oniale
explained,
w.h
double
and
treble
thai
on
This
sole
and
Ihe
result
wax
that
the
runiieries
on
(hi
side
were
liumlicapped
and
were
unable
lo
rrtaiiHit
crwk:
thnre
xireat
10
rhalns;
thrni-n
winth
in
ctiains;
itwnrn
ral
JO
chains.
inor
ur
!..
I
alior
line:
thenre
norlherlr
Tollowlnt
nhorr
line
to
I'.O.C.
nil
rontalnlnr
40
irrra.
more
nr
Ipm.
TIIK
CaYuiIXS
risilINO
COMPANY,
LIMITED.
Appllrint.
Per
XVllllam
Alfn-il
tlowrr.
nsiwl
llth
April,
m
1
NOTICE.
t
nir
l
XTTKa
of
an
annlli-allnn
fur
1
I
lie
issue
or
1
provisional
trtirirale
ur
Till'-
Tor
the
Kasl
hair
or
lot
two
tl,
ItlniV
rTI,V-to
snhdlrlslon
t
ll.ol
seven
hundred
ami
roily
alt
(Tlftt,
loueen
Charhdle
IHslrlet.
in
tlw
pruvlm
,ut
MrliKli
i;nliiinbl.i
(Map
Into).
.
Saiwf.n-tory
pnsir
nr
the
loss
of
the
i
r.ertirieati-
ef
TlUe
euverlnr
Ihe
above
lend
hnvmr
U-en
produi-rd
lo
me.
II
Is
inv
imeiitlun
lo
Issue
alter
the
expiration
'or'
ope
iiuinth
rroin
Uie
rirsl
piilillratlun
I
In
rnr,
I
Provisional
Cerlirteale
nr
ilttle
to
the
alHive
land
ill
the
nam
nr
llii
M.lJi'ty
The
Klmr
In
Uie
lllaht
nr
The
Inu.filal
Xlunlllons
Hoard.
The
nrlir-i
Hint
Cfllirinde
of
Title
l
dated
Ihe
Mill
1
libriiarv,
Itlf.
il
IiiiiiiIm-iih
lm-l.
I.md
'
Rerlotry
ornre.
Prlnre
nuperl.
I.X..
...
June.
IBM.
j(
p
Peirlstrnr
nf
Tllle'
!
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Laaao
Land
1
In
Prlnre
Ituperl
t.ind
rteeordlnir
Dis
trlct
tr
Coaul
llanife
t,
and
slliute
nn
Itsrhnel
Island.
,-South
TAKR
MiriCK
that
Alfred
Swansnn,
of
prlnre
tliiperl.
oi-rupalton
Muliier
In-1
tends
to
apply
for
1
eae
of
Ihe
follow-ilnir
dearrlhed
landi;
Cnninienelnr
at
I
Pil
pjnnlert
at
the
tnnh.i.
.....
u....ih
ni-hM
llnm.
lhenre
around
Ihe
MHnd
at
hUh
water
mark,
and
ront.ln.na-
50
b"'0T-.
Appllrint.
Dated
AprU
7,
196.
Company?"
,
"Mr.
fionzales.
ad-milled
that
Amerjcnnswere
Interested
In
Ihe
flii.comilanv
hut
us
long''
a
tliey
were
spending!
Iheir
money
and
employing
'men
Uhey
should
be
ciicouVagcii.
Last
year
Ihe
Iraps
in
question
caught
1
05,000
fish
mostly
chums
and
pinks.
"Are
you
inleresled:
In
Ihose?"
(Y,.9f
.
nellers,
j-e)
"The
fjsli
you
waut
are
springs.
and
colioes
("What
about
(he
gill
nellcr?")
,
Employed
Many
Men
'
Vs
The
spcsikef
coiilihued
lo
show!
I
hat
-only
zAutl
cohoe
ami
52.
pay
a
high
11
price
for
fihjt,n'"'r
",n
fishermen
He
did
not
beliexe
In
letting
tn.i
f
1
-sli
all
yo
lo
the
American
sole
lo
be
i-anght
by
the
Americans.
He
believed
in
showing
some
national
spirit
A
voice.
"Who
are
the
New
Kngland
Fish
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS.
springs
,wci?
tuken
which
wii
two'
and
-a
half
percent'nf
fbe
whole
calcli.
In
Inking
Ihese,;
more
.men
were
etiHiloycd
llia'l
would
have,
been
iT
they
had
been
taken
by
(rollers.
"Their
'payroll
for
Ihe
three
traps
w;as
$11,-000
a
month.
Tlie
fish
wrjuld
have
gone
to
Ihe
Americans.
,
A
voire:
"Say,
do
I
hem
fisli
t'oiue.
fjiuii
Albertaf
MK
lipuzales
said
that
assuming
jhe
fish
dil
4to
loward
Alaska,
were
(hey
ging
to
be
conlent
(O'lel
the
Americans
lake
II0M11
and
say
lo
Canadians,
Nn;
you
cntinol
have
them."
The
sile
for
the-lraps
was
in
an
area
where
fi-liermeii
generally
were
not,
operating.
All
they
caught
was
105,000
(.Yes,
loo
dam
many).
Perhaps
ihey
might
-say
"Wlij
fmor
tfiV
New'
l'ngland
Fish
Company
ami
nol
oilier.
Mr.
(Sonzales
claimed
Dial
anyone
was
entitled
to
a
Irap
iiixthat
area.
He
"
believed
(hat
Fre
t
lork,
member
for
(he
dUlrio
would
givi
exeryone
un
equal
flhaurc.
If
this
right
was
eon.
ciiled
no
one
would
be
hurt
bu:
Uie
American
traps,
lie
wan
fed
them
lo
understand
thai
Hi's
was
not
the
thin
rdge
of
the
wedge
as
had
been
suggested
there.
II
was
a
dil.nci
arc
whore
traps
were
desirable.
Olnf
Hanson
said
lie
wished
In
enrrecl
an
Impression
that
there
was
a
"nigwer
in
(he
fence"
sii
far
'as
tlnv
Hoard
of
Trade
was
concerned,
All
Ihey
were
after
was
information.
He
also
wished
In
correct
an
imp"relon
regard
fug
Captain
Morrison.
He
had
gone
out
to
inxesligale
at
th
request
of
Ihe
Trades
and
I.
alto.'
Council.
Fishermen's
Protest
A.
O.
Mor'
was
Ihe
first
He
said
H
was
unfortunate
(hat
Ihey
should
uaxe
lo
leaxe
their
work
to
come
to
town
to
proles
against
(raps.
He
thought
thev
had
exprecit
themselves
clear
ly
al
the
time
of
the
election,
ami
il
should
not
hae
been
ne
cessary
(o
worry
any
more.
Also
Wiilini
Rtolon.
I
Hie.,
Iiml
:i
letter
from
Fro
I
it
iorirr
..1'
oh'
TtiM'kimiMW.
xxim'
I
!tork
saying
theCc
would
be
no
-.
MDIIJm,
unlit
lrlr
it'rlui
'
ikmSI,'
1
'
illod
"u"-
in.
.u.
1
Ik-
imii
t)
ur
imwt.
IK.
t..r;,Kl"
f
ttw
roiiowmr
iit:
The
trans
were
operated
under
3.j
iiiiL-s
Limit.
in-isn
cm.
nir.
ami
a
permit
lal
year.
He
thought
i.i.i-
my.
nfr
xiksiiimi,
.uiifri.
ikL
IimUIUUisi
or
lwrnl)l0
con-
in-ti-
itilrrl
1111
Sniltliei-t
tuvolon
In
lit'lisll
1
"lillehU.
I'Um.
is-ririrtluii
and
furm
of
mn-
rai
l
ma)
uo
Mt-n
anu
iiirni
111
irimrrf
I
harrliV
nrrur
(I
lilainnl
il
Uie
orrirr
uf
r.hifr
KndniiT.i
nun
f
ur
lh
hM
AM
iliisi-lleO
with
Uk
Viiiiii;
lu.lrin
LudiHspra
il
Vamisi-
Mlnlxrr
r
l-ubllo
XVh-Ii
al
iillawa
nw
kcr,
xirutria,
Ltlmunliiu
inl
sa-al..n
lllviMun
tliainrrra
al
ITIiirr
liunrri.
c'al
vary,
nrmu
ami
l-rlnrc
AIImti:
C
.
Itlv.
A(
nl
al
M.mihc
Jaw.
Trmli-rs
will
not
tut
ronslitrnil
iiiiIm
man
tht
fonn
aii.iril
by,
thr
lull-a
:inaii
.
or
irniiiinanlrd
by
in
ae-
I'lcii
.
riiMjur
...
un
.....
riianemi
...........
itani
rquai
t
NAVIGABLE
WATCRS
rffOTCCTION
ACT,
U.SO.
CHAPTER
IIS
L'nlim
Oil
Oinipsny
(
Canada,
Unillrd,
anrs
iiuiirr
inai
i
ims
uiiucr
rr
In
Itlv
.rrir
nfvlhc
Mmrlri
KmKlrar
it
l
l.init
lirnlslr-
Hytrin
of
l-rlncr
liuiw-rt
in
tti
cw.vlnrf,
nr
iirliNh
Ciilum
bia.
a
il.-wrli.llmi
nf
Ui
aiie
mud
ulan
ur
a
I'll-'
ami
liints-r
wbart
irorird
W
te
limit
In
Uie
harbor
nr
I'runr
liiirt
In
UK-
said
I'lMVHH-e.
on
irr
lot
four,
1
min
k
t
i
lur
hui
wiiari
riifiiuriiiiK
u.
..in
ur
Dm
value
ur
it-
isork
.
arni
anomaVh
varvinn
In
xt'iitm
from
irnyiMi-
Un-
iirdi-r
or
tli
Trraiitr,
anauian
,aiionai
itanwaia.
Ttw
1
.wii
ur
any
lender
not
rrrHrtl.
v
V.
A.
Kixosuxxn.
Uriicral
Jitnnn.
XVInnirx-r,
Man.,
JlllM
I.
lot.
ISI
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Inttntlon
to
Applf
to
Loaa
Land
In
l.amt
hcordinr
IHnlrli-t
or,
rnnrr
lliih
rt.
and
aimal
it
h-ad
ot
Hkaal
Intel.
Mun'b)r
Sklaud,
yucni
Cliarlnti
nronp.
TAkK
NOTICK
thai
Th
Canaitlan
Fish-Inr
CoiiipaVv,
l.linllid,
or
X'anniuvcr,
or-rupalmn
Salmon
Cannrrs,
Inlrnda
to
api.lt
fur
1
lrae
ur
the
follnwing
dcarrltiMl
lands
:--
Oimmpnrlnir
at
Dol
plantrd
II
hi-a-l
or
Skaal
lnlil.
IS
rfialn
norlh
or
un
It'
in
In
.
and
extendini
norlherlr
from
the
hialivkao-r
mark
a
dlalanre
ur
ap-proximalrlT
sea,
whenre
It
widens
to
an
I.
aettioti
V
x
'
In
area,
the
suty
fcl
diMaxiireiui-nl
lielnir
ippruxiinairly
psral-Wi
in
Ihe
lsre
One.
And
lake
nullre
that
arter
the
evplra-I
Ion
uf
one
month
rmni
I
lie
dale
or
tlm
rirst
piibllrinon
or
this
U'.Ure
the
L'nluii
Oil
Company
of
cinada.
Limited,
will
under
union
7
or
the
Mid'
Art
apply
to
the
Minuter
nr
i'ubllr
XVorka
at
hla
of-
nre
in
the
city
nr
oilaa.
ror
approval
nf
the
aald
aite
ami
the
aald
plan,
and
for
leave
to
mnstrurl
Ihe
said
wharf
and
approach
to
th
same.
Oaied
at
VaiM-ouvrr,
Urlludi
Coluuililx,
this
IKIh
day
or
May.
Itfd.
it.
j.
ki:n1'w.
Mstrlet
atn
vanaaer
WATER
NOTICE.
DIaralon
and
Uia.
TAKK
MiTli
K
lhat
Itrillsh
rolumtiU
Klshinir
A
Parkins
c.
Ltd..
whose
ad-dreaa
In
Vaiirouver,
ll.C.
will
ipply
for
I
licence
lo
lake
and
use
S
ruble
fesj
per
ei'isid
nr
water
nut
ur
au
iiniEiiued
aireain
vvnirn
novvs
norlliwralerly
anili
drains
into
8oulh
Ray.
Skldlaate
Intel.
1I10111
four
miles
northeasterly
fnsn
mouth
or
neeiu
lilver.
The
water
will
lie
dlverleil
rrom
ihe
atreini
.11
a
polnl
ibnuli
10
rhiiln.-
sou
I
hea
si
or
northwest
corner
ur
Lot
1117.
Moresby
lldiid,
and
will
lie
used
ror
disneailr
ami
Tannery
purposes
iiMin
the
lands
Ma
led
as
lease
and
lielnir
the
rorealiore
In
front
of
Lot
til,
(Jueeii
charlotte
Islands,
Thli
noilrn
wai
posted
oil
the
uround
on
Ihe
3011)
dav
or
April.
1111
A
ropy
or
Hut
nollre
and
an
spptlratloit
piiisiiani
Ihereto
and
to
the
"Water
Art"
will
he
riled
III
Uie
ofrire
nr
tlie
XX'ater
llemrder
al
Prlnre
nuperl,
ll.C.
Ohjeellous
lo
the
application
may
lie
riled
wllh
the
aald
XVater
llemrder
nr
with
the
Comptroller
nr
XVater
nights,
Parliament
Rulldluss,
Vlrlnrla.
B.C..
within
tinny
days
irier
tlie
firm
appear
lyn-e
nf
this
nollre
In
1.
(oral
newspaper.
The
it.ile
of
the
first
publlralioii
of
this
nollre
la
June
3.
IDM.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
HSII1NO
k
PACklXtl
CO.
l.TII..
Appllrailt.
Hy
II,
Sherwood,
Asem.
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
In
the
Matter,
or
Hi
"Administration
Art"
'
and
In
the
Matter
nf
Ihe
FMiM
nf
Julius
Johnson,
lieerased.
TAkK
NOTICK
th.1t
I,
the
under
sillied,
was
appointed
administrator
of
I
tie
rafale
of
Julius
Johnson,
under
and
liv
virtue,
nr
an
order
nr
Ills
Honor
Juilire
You
nr.
dnled
the
ISIIi
(l:iy
of
May.
I0M1
any
persons.,
bavin
jiny
rlaims
iiralnsi
the
estate
'are-
lit
fits
them
wllh
pie:
tha
umlersinned.
at
toy
nfrire,
within
thirty
lay
from
the
date
hereof,
and
ill
persons
Indebted
In
the
estate
are
require)!
to
make
iMilnent
forthwith,
DATED
tills
nd
day
nf
-
June.
I.
WinMAN,
A.
WATT,
-
Official
Admlnittritor.
TOT
DAILY
HHW0
PAGfc
FTVKV
If
people
ir.vesled
their
money
In
Ifiat
kind
of
properly
they
deserved
In
lose
it.
if
these
JlceA-C
Were
grnnled,
what
guarantee
)iad
Ihey
ihal
more
would
pof
be
asked
for.
Thoe
present
on
Ibis
Occasion
.were,
only
n
small
portion
of
Ihe
(rollers.
If
Ihey
had
had
more
lime
the?
would
have
had
four
limes
as
many
presenl.
,Mt.
Morse
said
thai
even
if
the
fjsfi
were
going
to
the
American
side
some
would
scape
o
propagate
their
kind.
J
He
saw
no
reason,
xvhy
they
hould
endorse
Mils
pronosilioru-
Vij
Is
our
livelihood,
have.
a'sVrnue'l'i
money
invested
in
our
boats
as
tht
coiiiiiany
has.
II
di'ios
not
maU
(or
.to
ns
whelher
it
is
American
or
Canadian
capital.
Capital
is
International,"
-
concluded
Ihe
'
'
speaker.
,
warne
cnannei
Charley
Lord,
a
delegale
from
the
Warkc
Channel
Irollers
said
'heir
trolling
area
was
Hm
near
est
lo
Hie
proposed
fish
sites,
only
four
mile
away.
He
was
UierM
to
giv
the
view
of
the
fishermen
in
lhat
district.
The
fishermen
xvere
agalnsl
the
trap
business
and
not
against
the
company
applying
for
them.
To
graiil
the
licenses
would
he
to
ptil
the
fishing
in
ihe
hands
of
the
inojiieil
interest
and
leave
the
fishermen
and
their
wives
hitn-
ry.
He
told
of
a
visit
of
;i
dejsel.eiigined
boat,
recently
with
Uie
"big
bugs"
aboard,
the
met
who
had
mistakenly
put
70,noo
into
traps
within
four
miles
of
hi
Indlihg
area.
A
dog
fight
look
place
in
Urn
hall
at
(his
juncture
and
Mr.
I.onl
remarked
lhat
even
the
dog
were
objecting.
A
-petition
was
signed
la's:
October
against
the
Irap
and
.iork
wa
elected,
Ihe
speaker
said,
-lork
was
cleeliil
from
Ihe
Port
Simpson
point
of
view
wllli
(he
idea
lhat
lie
xx'us
gainst
traps.
They
had
outfitted
themselves
to
go'
trolling
and
then
were
recalled
thai
exening
lo
reaffirm
what
the
member
wits
(obi
were
the
wishes
of
his
constituency.
The
Hoard
of
Trade
seemed
moI
gullible
in
this
mailer.
They
xvcre
lold
lhat
the
flehermen
had
agreed
in
a
mnn
opoly
giving
away
their
birth
right.
They
had
listened
to
the
ear
of
capital
and
'ignored
the
wnrkingmen.
Thexxxere
all
lo
ing
money
lhat
day
becane
the
Hoard
of
Trade
was
so
sus
eplible.
One
Little
Sockeye
The
speaker
loldvof
(he
way
in
xvhich
(he
official
of
Hi;
company
had
trjed
to
demon
strate
ihey
they
were
not
intending
lo
catch
The
fish
the
men
were
"hying
lo
snaig."
They
xxcre
being
misled
hy
one
lilllff
sockeye
which
had
been
take,
al
Wales
Island
and
tagged
o
hard
thai
il
got
liewildered
am!
migrated
north
instead
of
south
and
xvent
lo
Icy
Hay
xvhere
il
was
caught.
As
a
result
the
company
tried
lo
proxe
that
exery
fish
in
the
deep
blue
se
niU'rafed
northward.
Iloxvard,
he
came
from
a
country
xvhere
fishermen
were
born,
not
made
He
xx'as
v
Scotchman,
and
lie
knew.
(something
about
Ihe
habits
of
fish
and
the
manner
nf
their
migration.
Txvo
days:
ago
he
had
ji'ecijl
two:
tags
taken
from
fish
in;.
The
,
tipper
reached
of
tho
Xans.j
jlniefr;
fl-i
KaM'WU
tagged
iYvi-ilie'-iiiniP
sirliii.r1
Oilier;
had
been
caught
in
the
Skcc.i.
II
xvas
xvonderful
how
one
little
sockeye
could
mislead
the
people.
If
traps
would'
not
depb'le
the
fish
Iheir
operation
would
cheapen
their
value
lo
the
fishermen
and
his
fish
on
the
market
xvould
nol
prove
so
remunerative.
!
Front
n
town
point
of
viexv
thf
iiioney
Ihe
250
fishermen
spent
made
for
ils
prosperity
and
no
one
could
pa
in
say
thai.
Detriment
to
Country
Harry
Slreelhorsd
s;fd
thai
traps
were
a
detriment
In
the
country,
lie
told
of
Ihe
lessening
of
.the
number
of
fish
going
to
Alaska.
His
idea
was
that
they
travelled
over
the
district.
W.
Hrown
said
he
knew
il
for
a
fiicl
thai
what
Hie
previous
speakers'
said
xx'as
correct
anl
did
nol
lliink
anything
could
he
added.
They
came
there
to
show
lhat
tliey
wcro
against
traps.
Aid.
I.arsen
said
lie
had
been
appointed
by
the
mayor
as
a
delegate
lo
the
fishery
committee.
During
Uie
past
xveek
h
had
met
n.
number
of
gill
nellers
and
they
were
emphatically
opposed
io
fish
(raps
and
had
ask-oif
him
lo'
say
so'
for
them.
Il
was
useless
lo
argue.
When
200
fishe.rmen
came
there
to
protest
against
traps
they
know
what
was
meant.
He
would,
take
tff
The
Well-Managed
Home
manager
of
a
household
is
the
purchasing
agent
for
a
large
proportion
of
the
family
needs.
In
order?
tp
do
a
good
job
she
must
know
what,
when
and
where'
to
buy.
She
must
study
goods
and
the
concerns
which
make
goods
and
have
them
to
sell.
She
must
put
her
home
on
a
business
basis
and
run
it
on
business
principles
in
order
to
make
the
most
of
the
family
income.
Information
is
the
only
basis
for
intelligent
purchc
sing.
And
the
right
way
to
get
the
greatest
amount
of
necessary
information
is
to
read
the
'
advertisements.
x
-'
r
Advertisements
tell
you
whatjs
new
arid
good
in
merchandise.
They
reveal
improvements
and
inventions
to
make
your
home
life
easier,
more
com?,
fortablc
and
more
convenient
They
give
you
information
about
a
thousand
and
one
things
that
are
useful
and
interesting.
Every
manager
of
a
household
every
member
of
the
household
who
shares
ihe
responsibility
for
the
family's
welfareshould
make
a
habit
oj
reading
the
ads.
Read
the
advertisem
j,its
in
order,
to
buy
wisely
his
hat
to
the
men
with
experience.
They
-were
emphatically
against
fish
traps
and
he
fell
that
the
great
majority
of
the
people
of
the
city
;wcr-j
against
them.
Feared
Board
of
Trade
Hon
llanna
told
of
a
labo
leader
coming
and
gpltiiag.
informal
ion
and
ihen
gelling
a
job
with
the
I'ompauy.
He
objected
to
having
lo
come
in
al
u
lime
xv
lien
they,
xvere
busy.
Tue
came
'
because
tliey
feared
".Ini
Itnanl
cf
Trade
xvas
going
lo
"put
something
oxer','
on
lliem.
Sid
Macdoiiald.
president
ol
the'
Trade,
and
Labor
Council
explained
his
position
in
regaro
lo
the
mailer,
lie
suggested
thai
Captain
Morrison
go
out
and
find
out
if
tho
fishermen
had
changed
their
minds
as
had
been
staled.
The
company
had
agreed
lo
pay
him
for
his
time.
Can
lain
Morrison
had
interviewed
many
o
flhe
fishermen
ami
re
ported
that
they
were
absolute
ly
opposed
io
traps.
There
were
some
explanations
ami
susigestions
at
this
stage
wliich
had
nothing
to
do
wilt
the
case
al
point,
after
whicl
Ihe
resolution
xxas
passed
q.
motion
of
A.
O.
Morse,
secondei
by
.1.
Smith
and
xvas
carrier
unauimoustv
on
a
standing
vote,
ALICE
ARM
Ralph
Ingraham,'
after
having
spend
-the
wittier
Hi
sAnyox,
ha
relumed
here
'to
'proceed
witn
development
xvork
on
his
min
eral
olnlnis.
'
:
,r-
T.
Taxener
of
tho
Homostakr-
Mining
Co.
has
left-
for
Vancouver
vlie(re
he
xvill
spend
a
Kvorylhirig
is
now
in
readis
ness
for
development
work
to
commence
on
the
F.agle
proporty
recenlly
bonded
by
fl.
W.
Morris
of
Vancouver
xvho
U
expected
crc
shortly.
A
large
cabin
has
been
constructed
and
the
trail
has
been
completed
by
A.
Maguire.
Some
of
Ihe
best
ore-ever
en
countered
al
Ijie
I.a
Rose
mine
is
now
being
developed
In
the
raise,
xvhich
is
nearing
Alice
Arm
and
Anyox
played
baseball
here
last
Sumlay,
the
locals
xvinning
ny
a
score
01
"
lo
0.
Mrs.
A.
I
hear
you
are
coing
jo
lake
a
course,
in
a
husinea
rollege.
Mrs.
It.
Yes;
I
xvant
to
learn
bow
lo
gel
more
money
out
of
my
husband.
IsAviOABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT
R.S.C.
Chaptar
116.
The
British
Columbia
Ffshinr
&
Pack
lur
Company
Limited,
hereby
(tlvea
no
lice
that
It
has
under
feci
I.,
11
1
uf
the
said
Art,
deposited
with
the
Minister
uf
Public
Works,
al
otuwa.
ami
In
the
orfire
or
the
IHstrlrl
herlslrar
of
the
Land
lleiclv
iry
litslrlrl
nr
Prlnre
RuerL
al
Prlnre
l.upert,
ll.C.
a
desrrlpllun
ur
Ihe
site
and
Ihs
plans
ur
1
wharr
or
pier
and
build-mrs
tliereou
promised
lu
be
built
on
thai
reclain
rtlnn
nr
land
situate
about
two
ana
une
hsir
miles
west
of
Alliford
Bay,
Skldeyate
Intel,
rrontlnr
011
Lul
til.
Oneeu
Charlotte
lUsirlrl,
and
known
at
Lot
HI.
.
And
take
nollre
lhat
arirr
the
expiration
or
one
nmiilh
rrom
the
date
or
the
rirst
publlrillon
ur
thia
nollre
the
BrltUii
Oilunibla
Klshinit
Ai
I'arklnc
Coinpiiuy
Lliniled
will
under
section
?
of
the
said
xrt,
apply
to
Ihe
Minister
of
Public
XVurks.
at
his
or
rice
In
the
rlly
of
Ottawa,
for
approval
or
the
said,
site
aim
plans,
and
ror
leave
to
mnslrut-f
tlie
said
whuff
or
pier
and
bulldinirs
thereon.
Haled'
al
rrlm-e
Riiin-rt,
B,C
this
3
1st
day
of
May.
lone.
BHiriSII
COLI'MBIA
FISIUNO
A
rACkl.NO
CO.
LTD.
By
Its
solicitors:
WlltUiui.
Minson
4
Oomates.
LAND
ACT,
Casslar
tond
lilsirirt.
Laud
Recordlnit
Dlslrlrt
of
prince
Kii-rt
and
aluialed
mi
Takil
Ann,
abuut
2,
utiles
souttiwest
or
uioiitb
ur
Atllnm
Rtvrr.
TAkF.
.NOTICE
Ibat
rranrli
Richard
lunlop
or
Allin.
B.C.
occupation
mill
inanairer,
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
lo
purchase
nw
roiluwliii
described
lamls:
t'oruiiienclnr
at
a
post
planled
on
the
south
shore
ur
Taku
Arm
about
1
miles
southwest
rnun
the
mouth
or
Allium
lilver
and
rininina-
tlM-nce
ill
rhalns
west;
I
lie
nee
Sit
chains
aouth;
thence
(
chains
east;
and
thence
?u
chains
north
(o
K4iil
or.
conuiienixneBl.
roots
Itiliit
40
acres,
more
or
less.
.
FRANCJS
RICHARD
DUNLOP,
AppUcani.
Dte,
AUln.
Mty
to.
!.
.
WATER
NOTICE.
Oitaralon
and
Uia.
.
TAkE
.NOTICE
that
Robert
Georre
Jbhlisloti,
Wuumj
aoo.ess
l
llltena-
Caunery,
will
apply
tor
a
licence
tit
lake
and
ue
a
Porie.u
or
uairr
ool
uf.
cre-K
weal
of
wtiart
at
China
Hat,
name
un-kiwn.
Woi.'.i
l.f
e.MiuiM,
ami
itrains
Into
Trout
Bay
about
400
reel
aouUt
alnot
tne
uearu
iroiu
in
aoiieai
coruer
loi
"A,"
I.IUMU
I.H.
The
water
Wilt
b'
diverted
from
the
atreani
at
a
point
abuul
Zutt
feet
rrom
Ils
mouth,
and
will
be
Used
ror
domestic
puiTHise
Uiil
the
ran
nery
described
tt
Lul
"A,"
kllasuu
I.H.
ThU
nollre.
was
Misled
on
the
(round
00
Ihe
lltli
day
ur
.May.
1816.'
A
ropy1
r
lint
notire
and
au
appllralKin
purMiaol
tiieretn
and
l
the
"XXater
Art
IU
be
ifiletl
In
the
urrti-e
of
the
XX'ater
Recorder
'at
Crmre
HuihtL
Objertlmis
l
tlie
ap-
pueautxi
may
ue
llieo
wuu
uie
aiu
water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
uf
XX'ater
Itlrhts,
Parllamrnt
Buiutmrs.
Vlr
loru,
R.iL,
within
thirty
day
after,
tne
first
appearaure
or
this
notice
in
a
local
Newspaper.
The
date
or
liter
rirl
publl-rallon
or.
this
milu-e
Is.
June'
4.
Wit.
HOBF.itT
OEIillOt
JOHNSTON.
'
Appllrant.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
.Laaao
Foraahora
In
Queen
Charlotte
lilaml-i
.
Land
Re-cordlnr
Distrlrt
or
Prlnre1
Rupert,
and
situated
m
miles
west
,
or
Alliford
Bay,
Skideiate
Inlet,
and
frontlnf
un
Lot
114.
Oueen
Charlotte
District.
TAkE
.NOTICE
that-tlie
R.C
Flablnt
k
Parkins
Company.
Ltd..
'or
4X'nrouvrr,
B.C..
urciipailon
Salmon
Caiulers.
Intend
lo
.apply
ror
a
lease
ur
the
following
described
Foreshore:
Conimenrlnr
at
a
poat
planted
it
the
southwest
rorner
Of
Lot
1
44
1
thence
nor-
llierly
and
easterly
fnllowlnc.
the
Hue
ur
high
water
mark,
31
chains,
more
or
less.
10
Ihe
northwest
corner
,r
Lot
III;
thence
west
&
rliains;
thence
southerly
ami
westerly,
tallowing
a
line
iiarallel
to
Ihe
line
or
hlah
water
mark,
34
rhalns,
asire
or
Irs;
the
two
eal
I,
chains.
t
imlnl
nf
roiiiiuenieiiienU
nd
rontainlnjr
11
arres.
more
or
less.
BRITISH
COLI'MBIA
FISIinQ
AND
PACkl.NO
COMPAMY
LTD.
Per
II.
Klierwuod,
Agent.
Dated
30th
April,
tot.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Notice
of
Application,
foe
Br
Llcanco.
Notice
is
jiereby
civem
that
on
Ihe
8th
day
or
June
next
the
qmlerslirned
Intends
to
apply
to,
the
Liquor
Cunt
ml
Roard
'lor
a
licence
In
resiwrl
or
premise
annate
un
Main
Street,
Massell,
B.C..
and
upon
the
lands
described
a
I
Lot
.
.Block
14.
May
SltA.
Prince
Rupert
Land
ReirUlration
District
In
the
Prtt
vl
nre
or
.
British
Columbia,
ror
the
sale
nf
beer
by
the
i-lass
or
by
fhe
open
Iiollle
for
consumption
on
the
premises,
'.
Dated
at
prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
8U1
day
ol
May,
m.
0.
B,
DAVIES,
Applicant.
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
PARLOR
LICENSE
Thirty
days
from
date
hereof,
we
In-lend
making
application
tit
Urn
Provincial
fioveriimenl
ror
the
Installation
ind
nper-e
t
too
nr.!
Beer
Parlor
to-be
located
In
jhe-loeein
Falls
Hotels
at
orrau
l'atli