fii
red
rellas,
$51
.1
s
arrived
from
Hm
.
.
.
.
.
.a
iiiiu
Mil
matter
say1
li.
ni
Mii'ii-
bent
seller.
I
y
art
(he
iiomilarl
II
IT
II
E
II
Willi
SI
Cll
I
III
irii
i
iiini
ii.riiii
.tiiii
iiii-
illf
are
nice
pattern
i:ii
.wir.
i
hp
1041
come
11
imi
green,
mown
mm
These
arc
aboul
the
ame
i
p
som
nisi
year
tor
0
a:'
11I
sliow
how
prices
1
.
IO
IUIIH.il.
Inhn
Pulnon
I
r
uiiii
uuiyci
Liu,
Jewellers
PECIAL
All
Wool
Flannel
Shirts
m
$1.95
each
CME
Importers
Third
Avenue
Store
ndv.tnee
NYX
it
1
:
Art
t
iirr.
Shoes
n
d
-''(cp
make.
a
't
eil
Price
riahl.
milv
Shoe
Store
w
1
v
wt
1
iiiiu
vvviiwve
;
r
..J
uf
aaI
1111
uiiu
11
vr
vr
a
Balbriggan
A
'
.
p
f'.
warm,
knii-
Prl
S
It
V
.nil
I
nl.rw
Dresses.
Ilhuises,
Italia
Sai.
(
Inldren
s
(iar-
.'
t
.mies
in
rose,
lirojvn
mauve
sand
in
'.
Hernial'
$2.00
i'-.r.
sli'ca1.
jier
yard
$1.50
1
mm
w
m
m
he
West
ot
tngland
nird
Avenue
Phone
753
r.
jc.
1
ait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prlncs
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hour
9
to
6
X-Ray
Servlot
Phone
6S6.
I'Acnlntu
Saturdays
l
to
t2
noon
I
1
1
IV.
11111
Bill
I
v
?r
t
ua
T
3,
1
053.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
e
Beautiful
CONSOLIDATED
IS
NOT
GUILTY
Charge
of
Not
EVIDENCE
IN
CASE
While
It
Is
Admitted
Book
Kept
Yet
Particulars
For-warded
to
Government
Not
The
second
charge
auaiimt
I
hp
'nnnlidalcd
Kxportcr'
Corporation
Mil.,
namely
tti.it
or
nut
keeping
n
proper
book
as
required
hy
(he
(invcriinieril
l.fipmi-
Acl
for
Hip
recording
nf
pari
iculart
in
conncclion
wild
receipt,
of
liiiior
at
it
warehouse,
wax
IU-mied
this
morniiiK
hy
Mntri-trole
MHIIymonl.
In
Khing
hi
decision.
Hip
iii.iaNlratp
slated
that,
whtlo
It
hail
been
admitted
tui
such
hook
ha.
I
been
kept,
sworn
evidence
hail
been
adduced
In
uluw
(hat
shed
containing
the
necessary
particular
hail
been
prepared
ami
forwarded
to
t
he
(jovern-iniMil,
Hp
look
II
that'll
wa
the
intention
of
Hip
K"wriiiieiil
In
Iiiip
a
check
mi
such
lienor
im
IN
PR0BATC.
Is
Utt
Suprtms
Cssrt
(
British
Columbia
In
lir
VUllrr
r
lt-
lmefirilU
Art;
III
llM-
Mllrr
4
I
hr
ttr
it
tlutrrw
fMtrpM4i.
IiptpswsL
InlHItie.
TIU
VoTlil
llui
hy
onfrr
t
III
M.NMuir
I
VlrH.
Vnuiir.
NisUe
IM
fml
1st
r
Irbriun.
A.li
Itr.
I
s
an
pmnlrsl
Ailntitllrl.ir
1
tlir
etlatr
of
ViMlrrw
AiMlrrl,
(lprp(tt.
aixl
all
(arllp
liatlur
rlann
srinl
iIm
sakl
11
ic
are
rwm.y
prsuiirrsi
i.
rirain
ae.
r'Tpfl'
tprlfrpd
iwsi
in
in
.si
r
Im"
li.il.irp,
(Im-pSmsI.
arxl
all
narilp.
Inr
lt
ruiim
araiHi
in
saia
Mile
art
i
liprpby
ppiiiIppI
lo
furnlli
tamp,
properly
li
hip
mi
r
niiirr
hit
1111
uas
ItrnofHI
..f
triiar,
v.li.
!,
and
all
parties
iiHlrliip1
in
Itip
plalp
arp
requlrpd
in
pay
1
ihp
itsi.inl
nf
lliplr
IikIpi(pIiipm
iim
r..rinuii.
MinMV"?
A
VVVTT.
orrirlal
Adinfnimralnr,
relive
llwpprl.
n.C.
(iap1
Hip
p
day
nt
January.
tfC.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Ill
the
Malirr
nf
Ihr
AdiiiinMratlun
Art:
In
tlip'vialtpr
of
Hip
f
-Ulp
i.
Tom
O'llrlPii.
Iim-ea.pil.
Inlpstale.
TAki:
MITM'.H
Ihal
hr
onlor
of
III
llmii.iir
r.
M.
lt.
Timnr.
ma.lr
Hip
iIM
!
of
Jmiiary.
A.b.
lfl.
I
'
iw,intesl
titniinMratnr
nf
Hip
pMiIp
f
Tom
O'HriPiL
OereaM-il.
ami
all
parlies
nav-
ma
rlalm
aaaint
the
said
elap
are
h.rihv
rrnmrpil
In
riirnlll
HfiiP.
pmperiy
iprirtpit
In
nie
nn
or
liprore
lha
I
st
day
..f
rei.niary.
A.K.
!.
in1
H,
Prtlp
niileblPit
in
th"
PlIP
re
rpiimrpti
in
.r
IIh
amount
of
their
IndehtPdnrss
to
we
f"r,hW""-
NOHMVN
A.
WATT.
orrirlal
AdmlnUtraior.
Prlnep
ltiierl.
!."..
Oosrt
Hie
1r1
ilav
of
Juniurv.
itft.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREmITcOURT
COLUMBIA.
in
or
aiiilnlpl
of
viiiril.M-li
ll'junr
Miljimertln.
"Wilne.
also
(old
nf
taking
ail
Inventory
of
I
he
li'ltior
in
Hip
warehouse.
Fnder
cross-examination
by
.Mr.
(Jon-Irales,
(Irani
slated
that
the
ihoukH
tililnihCil
had
been
lafcen
to
Victoria
and
there
examined
ami
Keeping
Properl.,ji,.(t
-t-uu
Booksas
Required
by
Law
Is
ln
these
book
agfMI
with
re-
oismissed
Murn
ma.lc
by
the
company
toj
uie
government
a
lo
minor
port
and
that
ohjeel
had
lieenjl'p
nn''
,M'r"
oiumitled
Willi
n
met
hy
Ihee
sheet.
The
pernn
knowledac
that
the
regulation
Irafliiiv
the
slieel
mut
hve'r'
tiM
hroken.
had
In
111
1
ml
compliance
wtlhj
Not
According
to
Act
the
regulations.
He,
therefore,
i
tinier
cross-examination,
Mr.
ratle
to
rind
that
Ihere
had
leeniryle
admile.l
lo
.Mr.
I'almore
had
faith
and,
for
that
liiiiise(
Die
ease.
Evidence
Yesterday
The
eae
was
npewd
at
?:3o
ye.ienlay
arieruooiK
when
Hie
firt
witness
plneed
on
I
he
stand
hy
the
prosecution
was
r.ont.-hh-mlreAV
iirant
or
lle
l.upior
Hoard,
lie
lold
of
inakinp
the
piitire
of
1
he
lrfinoidalei
.'
Iin.ik
nil
XoVi-llllier
L'7,
hcilljr
toll
ly
Mr.
Ilesner
at
that
lime
that
then-
was
no
imitorl
honk.
Only
w.i
luMik
had
Im'cii
-urreiulerf
.
one
n
black
Imhiii.I
leik
and
Ho-
ntiier
a
lioe
hti"
1
1
i
.'l.ilma
lo
$klt
Of
OOVtRNMCNT
STtAM
SHOVCL
Srt
Lsk
Dlitrkt
tRMtlll
IU
l
rirrlird
It
llw
un
rrirn1
r
nil
ntiwsiir.
I"
I
Jlh
tlir
a(
Irlmitr).
.
fur
tltr
pur
I
rtir
t
K
jsr
asrxw
ytmm
hrl.
W,nm
ttw.
iwtpVlf
n
MOfl,
i"ram!
i
t.hmiin
euhav.
isii
r
Hunw
UU
Arruirul
rsn
tir
wwlr
Willi
r
VrtHlaM.
VMKfetlMmf,
n.c
lr
m
rlMI.
Tfw
birlxl
t
I
.-WW
ant
tmm-
riU
arplMl.
4MK
r.VTrllo.
p.ip!
.rr.
-arMiiml
Hlkll.
min.
Ihal
the
hlaek
hound
hook
w
n
s
nolhli.'
more
lli.in
.1
stock
record
and
did
not
contain
detail
in
Nnineelion
with
imports
a
re-mured
hy
Hie
Acl.
He
had
made
pworn
di-clnraliori
every
week
to
Hie
io
eminent
u
In
the
ware.
itie
stock
and
the
amount
of
thpior
received
and
removed.
lie
did
not
know
that
these
return
were
incorrect.
Mr.
I'alinorc
placed
in
ehence
various
re-rnt'ds
m
show
thai
iloo
return
hud
not
Iippii
correct
and
werel
hut
as
required.
Xo
copifs
hi.
I
heen
kepi
nf
the
returns
to
lh
goverinipnl,
Mr
'yle
tnied
in
anwer"
lo
a
que,
lion
hy
the
magistrate.
Argment
for
Defence
Mr.
liontales,
in
addreins
Ho
court.
tnle
Dial
once
apain
his
pe
dcpende.1
upon
whether
or
not
Mr,
matter
of
poo,l
raitli.
lie
li..
a
for
a
finilinf
a
la
whether
or
hot
the
jrood
faith
or
Mr.
I'yle
Was
helieved
hy
the
court.
He
was
ready
to
admit
thai,
tech
nically,
the
declaration
to
Hid
iioterninenl
uere
not
strictly
rorrecl.
'Hi
I
wa
the
system
that
was
in
vogue
la
the
ware-
hue,
however,
and
it
had
iVen
shown
to
Mr.
In
i
th
and
there
wa
no
intention
In
deceive.
There
was
nolliin
to
be
pained
through
violaluw;
Hie
rc;tulation
in
this
manner.
Ap-
ipareutly
neither
Mr.
I'yle
nor
the
rrr
im
ri
iU
t
urrh.
mi
it.
ami
liiiiuor
Hoard
inspector
knew
any
Qwlml
U.
tat
Hip
iiMtnl
of
Ibrlr
UhIpIiI
-Iip
im
rw
r.irihsiiti.
MHIU
V
A.
WATT,
ofrirul
A.lnumlral4p
rrinf
ilupprt.
H.i'.
f'IM
llw
tn1
dt
'
llirmr.
.
IK
PROBATE.
IN
TNC
SUPREME
COURT
Or
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
Hip
Mallpr
f
tit
ArtiriUiMratlun
API;
i
4IHI
I
In
Hip
Vallpr
vt
Ihe
r.lal.
r.r
llrrterl
Hrslnpp,
ipppapl,
lniptap.
I
T.VsK
XtTli
f:
Ihal
lit
irnlrp
.f
Ills
i
lhHV.nr
r.
Mrlt.
Vnunr.
mailo
ilw
II
si
nay
,
..r
Januari.
A
ll.
I(l
I
antaiinlpil
1
1
AitminMralnr
r
Hip
psUIp
f
llrrtiprl
belter.
If
the
court
did
not
be
lieve
Mr.
I'yle,
Ihen
the
case
wa
lot.
If.
however,
the
court
be.
lieved
thai
Mr.
I'yle
thousht
lie
wa
doing
right,
then
he
(Mr.
(imuale
was
prepared
to
a
rum-on
the
law
a
io
whether
or
no'
the
Umisolidated
Co.
was
giiilly
of
the
charge.
Palmore
for
Crown
.Mr.
I'aliiiori'sav'll)r
rase
a
merely
a
simple
matter
of
fact.
t
he
hook
had
not
been
kept
a
required
ami
the
defendant
ml-
milled
it.
It
was
all
very
well
lo
say
there
wns
no
intent
hut
in
nnrance
ot
Hie
law
wa
an
excuse
for
no
man.
A
moral
derence
could
not
he
accepted
in
a
court
of
law.
Mr.
I'alinorc
pointed
mil
that
lUe
Consolidated
was
one
of
the
hipge!
liquor
export
und
i
lit
port
companies
in
the
world.
II
was
ridiculous
for
H
lo
come
Into
Court,
'with
all
its
experience
and
all
ils
advisory
counsel,
and
say
Ihal
it
did
not
know
the
law.
Tli
fact
of
the
matter
was
that
the
corporation
was
skating
nn
lliir.
ice.
It
ctiinc
as
close
to
evading
the
law
a
it
could
without
break
ing
il.
It
mu
be
remembered
that
il
was
not
Mr.
I'yle
hut
the
corporation
Ihal
vvas
bein'?
changed.
The
regulation
hud
been
nut
into
effect
nearly
Tour
British
Jcars
ago
and
the
corporation
must
know
Die
law.
It
simply
did
not
care
how
It
II
re-aml
In
the
Mailer
or
the
A.liiiliiMritkm
Acli
kept
i-nrils
Incorrect
returns
left
all
HIP
MMIT
III
HP-
r.-l"c
;.."
...
.
.
I
I-
r
111
Mmtinliiprir,
MTPap.
iinpsiaip.
kiiiu
01
loopiiuie.
lor
illegal
lJMVV
Yun..ae,fl.l
di
aiilcs.
The
law
had
been
broken
or
January.
A.P.
!.
I
t.imiiiuf
miiip
i.r
tin.
estale
MmiU.mipry,
itpreiseii.
n.i
an
parties
nar-inr
rlaihis
itallist
Utn
,
MM
Uif
are
lit-rehv
rpqiHipil
'i
furnlh
nip.
properly
vporieil
tn
me
isi
or
lipforp
the
ll
day
or
reliruarv.
A.l
!.
"'t
I'srllP
ln.li
l.iiHt
in
the
puip
re
t-egiilrert
in
wy
lie
amount
or
their
lndiilliie
lo
me
'"""
NoMVN
A.
WATT,
orrirlal
Administrator,
prlnre
Hiiprl.
H.f!,
Oittd
tna
llrd
diy
ot
January,
Hie.
and.
Ihererore,
there
should
bo
a
conviction.
Mr.
Honnales
again
aked
tlio
court
to
decide
on
Ihe
question
nf
whether
or
not
II
believed
Mi
l'ylc.
The
maKlslralc
Mated
Hint
he
wiuitd
cive
his
decision
Hit
this
morning.
SEVERAL
LOTS
SOLD
BY
CITY
Policy
Objected
to
by
Alderman
Stephens
but
Carried
by
City
Council
r"'
,
I
The
policy
to
be'followed
hy
in-
ctiupiiru
01
,oiiinnie
ihe,
city
in
Hi?
disposal
of
tax
(rant
wa
corroborated
hi'
that
.!
ii
im.i
....
r,.-
,il
or
Constable
W.
I.
Harrison.
IcUssion
at
Ial
.iiflil'i
council
Fred
lyle
wa
the
only
wilncif
'meeting.
Al.f.
".Stephen
opposed
callc.l
hy
the
.jefoncp.
Hp
l.i!sti-ihc
policy
or
clffng
Mich
lot
at
ficil
that
Ik;
hail
kepi
the
records
es
lliun
iriii.
ae"d
value,
or
Ihiuoi-
import,
export
ami
Doing
m,
wa
not
fan
to
other
lock
on
hand
iik
he
had
heeu
in-j
properly
owner
ami
would
only
Mrucled
hy
J,
J.
Walsh,
Uw
kov-
crtc
lo
nn.l.-rniin.i
the
clly'n
a-Jnuiienl
insppclor.
In
fuel.
Mr.jpes-inenl.
Ho
contended
thai
a
VVal'h
hiuceir
had
kepi
Uicm-
much"
would
he
oaved
hy
the
city
record
up
In
he
linu
of
hi
ile-'in
le
lot
coming
up
ror
lax
pari
11
le.
The
hlaek
hound
hook
pale
ir
the
alue
were
prolei
U-d
Mr.
l'le
slalpil,
contained
the
a
there
would
he.
.
realized
reconi
or
the
import.
I
here
II
lining
h
lol
hejnK
antUl
in
lUHi
wa
no
iutetiiion
to
violate
the(
manner
now
pi-evnilfti?.
repiilatiuni
ami
Hie
record
hail
.Mayor
XpwIoii,
Aid.
I.arn
lit-en
kepi
in
uond
lailh
ami
in
and
Aid.
Juey
alo
poke
nh
the
FOnipluuice
wiih
Wa
NIi'k
in-lrue-1
Mihji
cl.
i'hey
adriiHlel
that
thcrr
Hon.
The
liook.
hail
al-o
heeii
wa
merit
in
Aid.
Hcido-ii'
con-
een
hy
eveiul
l.iipior
Hoard
lu-eclor.
It
I
here
had
len
ir-rcsularilif
in
connection
with
the
kecpinx
of
the
record
and
lln'y
di.i
mil
eomply
with
llm
ulricl
requirement
of
the
An
lent
ion
and
that
the
present
policy
or
sellinsj
lol
was
not
perfect.
II
seemed,
however,
lo
lie
the
hel
ysleni
ohtninalde.
The
niajorily
of
llm
council
put
it
lamp
of
approval
to
the
policy
ot
eii
lav
sale
lot
for
the
line
a'aint
Iheni
wlien
I
he
follow
flip
offer
were
accept-1
ed:
Sam
Anion.
lol
7
and
8,
Mock
I,
section
C.
:tr..'.l8.
li.
:.
Walker,
lot
St.
block
.17,
section
5,
9AA..15.
A.
(Hinesiirsr,
lol
2f..
hloek
?2.
seel
ion
0.
97.ro.
Aid.
Stephen
voted
airainst
accept
iiip
the
offer.
DRIYER
AND
HELPER
OF
GARBAGE
TRUCK
GET
PAY
INCREASED
ji
rei-ominendai
1011
of
tins
hoard
of
work.
Hie
niy
eiKincil
last
nut
lit
granted
inrreaes
of
salary
of
I5
ami
I0
respec
lively
to
the
driver
and
helper
of
the
day
Knrtase
(ruck..
This
will
make
the
salaries
and
$110.
Aid.
I'erry
explained
that
the
raie
vvas
reconimended
because
flhe
duties
nf
the
two
men
had
1.
.
.
.
.
I'vlc
xa.
hplleied
in
Hie
oecome
mucii
more
ar.iiious
rr
jiiicenuy.
mree
year
ao
hip
salaries
na.i
neen
eui
oowu
ami
had
not
been
raispd
when
Hie
peneral
vvajre
rale
wa
increased.
Maor
Xewlon
pointed
out
that,
with
Hii
raise
for
the
day
men,
the
night,
men
would
still
hepctlin,!
more
than
them.
The
Increase
were
generally
approved
by
members
of
the
I
nnlitinil
tint
lit
A
t.arkiiasl
b-i
o
.
.
.
1
1
t
III
11
111
III"'
I
MI
I
-
I'yle
by
the
govern-!
,,,
,,,.,,.
nnna(l,..
incut
In
thai
ca,-.
Hie;
jn.elnr.
i,l0
,(
eonUUfta
will
mal(e
record
had
hem
kept
in
oo,
nniniM
i
i.p
..1:....'
-
believed
wa
discrimination
in
favor
or
resident
of
Section
1
w
ho
had
I
heir
ashe
remov
ed
hy
Hie
city
while
people
in
Hie
out-lyiitir
seel
ion
did
not
.
Aid.
Casey
fell
that
any
inequality
In
Iht.
mailer
was
fully
made
up
ror
through
the
people
of
Section
I
paying
a
irrealer
portion
of
Ihe
general
taxes
and
also
eontri-
hilliiw
lo
the
support
of
the
niaht
parbairc
service
which
H
did
not
use.
ENJOYABLE
CARD
PARTY
AND
DANCE
HELD
LAST
NIGHT
IN
L0.D.E.
HALL
I'nder
Ihe
auspice
or
Munici
Pal
('.hauler.
Imperial
Order
Daughter
or
the
Kniiire,
a
most
enjoyable
card
party
and
dance
was
held
last
evening
in
the
hall
on
Fifth
Avenue
Kast
There
were
20
table
of
bridge
mid
whist
and
the
prlr.e
winner
were
a
follows:
llridae
Ladle
"first,
Mr?.
CuiIiii;
ladies
consolation,
Mrs
J.
M.
Hampl'cll;
men'
first,
W.
I.
Vance;
inch's
consolation,
II
I'.
Ponder.
Whist
Ladies'
first,
Miss
Daciilson;
ladies'
rnnsolalinn.
Mrs.
F.
V.
Hart:
meir
rirsl.
II.
I..
Landrey;
men
consolation,
F.
W.
Hart.
Alter
cards,
refreshments
were
served
ami
iluncinp
wa
Ihen
enjoyed
for
an
hour
or
so.
It.
P.
Ponder
wa
master
of
cercnionie.
nml
Mrs.
II.
P.
Ponder
presided
nl
Ihe
piano.
1
The
even!
wa
under
Ihe
general
jtupcrvisloii
nf
Mr.
A.
T.
Parkin,
regent
oT
Municipal
Chapter,
who
was
nsiled
by
Mr.
II.
McO.
Ilunler
and
Mr.
W.
S.
Fisher
in
ehariie
of
the
bridge
lalile
ami
Mr..
W.
A.
Mallieison
in
cliarge
of
the
whit
The
re
freshment
committee
comprised
Mrs.
John
Manson,
Mrs.
B,
V
Cox,
Mrs.
David
Thomson,
Mrs.
tewa:'
pp
I
I
t
PAGE
RYE
The
Well-Managed
Home
'si
rHE
manager
of
a
household
is
the
purchasing
agent
for
a
large
proportion
of
the
family
needs.
In
order
to
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.
i
Information
is
the
only
basis
for
intelligent
p
jirchrsing.
And
the
right
way
to
get
the
greatest
amount
of
necessary
information
is
to
read
trie
advertisements.
Advertisements
tell
you
what
is
new
and
good
inlmerchandise.
They
reveal
improvements
and
inceptions
to
make
your
home
life
easier,
more
com-foflable
and
more
convenient.
They
give
you
in-formation
about
a
thousand
and
one
things
that
are
usejul
and
interesting.
j
Every
manager
of
a
household
every
mem
ber
of
the
household
who
shares
the
responsibility
"or
the
family's
Welfareshould
make
a
habit
of
'cading
ihe
ads.
Read
the
advertissmsnts
in
order
to
buy
wisely
.
Prtyice
Rupert
lHjrrn;
A.
C.
Knight
and
nmg,
Vf'MveV:
li.
W.
KK
ttp.l
F.rncst
Love.
1
MrAJ(nC
Mrs,
C.
)..
M.
Mrlr
4
tiugii''haYf.
Mr.
I.
W.
f:sel
and
Mr.
Seore
LilHei
Terracj
W.
II.
Manuel.
PritMfV
(ir
r
ge;
I.
L.
Miilvilie.
Oratsy
T'lein;
A.
It.
Vhk-1.
?keena
Crossing;
I.
11.
Murt:iy,
SinUliers.
1
Conlral
O.
i.ucas,
city;
A.
.1.
Pelletie.
and
stuf,
Premier
:
T.
Forlln,
cx.n:
Ixiring
Ihe
nionlh
of
January
1
lie
Fire
depart
inenl
responded
to
seven
calls.
;Jn
only
iw
cases
was
1l.nu.17e
done,
namely
when
Ihe
Prince
ftliperl
Siirnce
Mill
wa
iinaiiy
ennsumcii
anil
when
fire
hroke
itlt
in
the
residence
of
a
1"
IUI
in
Fifth
Avenue
Vesl.
"GOVERNMENT;
LIQUOR
ACT"
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
a
-&
1
K
J
1
Mti
r.
H..
.!ier.
-n
Stalker.
Ml.
heria'HIII.
Miss
Frances
Cummin
gs
a
lull
Mr
It.
lavey.
Mr.
!i
L.
ruli.trei
was
at
the
loor.
.
(
The
iiioeecsl
ot
nte.se
affair
whidii
!
is
Iplnnn.d
In
hold
irionl'ii
will
6e
apt.lie.1
(o
the
dehtl"
.
he
nMvr
hmldins.
IK
A.
It
M.
II
hotel)
ARRIVALS.
UGCIICK.
notice
ts
iiram
tnd
ilijr
or
triiriary
Inieml
In
apply
i
lie
Liquor
Control
RiLird
fur
1
lii-cite
Itilses
Mm
uni
if
li
"i.iKiinieriiai
innek
1
of
HrM
Vpnu
nd
OIVE.N
that
nn
Ilia
irl
Hip
HuilprslaiMtl
ni
renierl
tn
nr.
imiidinr
kuovtn
1
iniaie
at
iim
rnrhpr
nanin
street,
city
uf
Crime
tllipert,
l4
hs
lands
desrrUieil
as
Liis
is
ana
11.
Id.
v.
sort
I.
n
I
Mip
VfJ,
I'rlnre
liilrl
Lan.f
fli'irlstralloii
IH'irl'l.
Ill
I
Ip
I'ldtnte
or
hrllli.ii
Milium
bla.
for
I
lie
sale
pf
aeei
I'V
Ihe
Klaus
or
liy
Die
iHien
IhiIIW
tr
rnntuniptloii
nn
tic
lreor1e.
J
lulnl
this
rifll
thy
or
January,
mt.
IiONtl.l
ANpnFVV
McLLOII
MVHivi,
w(n
I
wnllanu
USl
ACT
Netlc
of
lntntiT'to
Apply
io
Laaaa
In
the
Oueen
Ckwiott
llanda
Pltlrlri.
iLtuil
hicordinr
Dtfrict
(
rrltici
Kuptrt,
j
Canadian
National
Railways
I
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
OpsrtUIng
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
machinists,
atollermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattsrn
msktrt,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
.equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3SF
and
situate
on
the
Foreshore
of
Temltun
Uar.
M'tl
Inlet.
TAEK
NOTICE
that
Eurene
II.
Simpson,
of
Masselt.
iHi-upatlon
Tannery
luaiurer.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
leae
of
Ihe
follow
Inr
derrlbet
landit
-
Commeni'lnit
at
a
post
piloted
on
the
high
water
mark
about
to
rhalns
west
from
the
northeast
corner
of
Lot
I5&0
Ihinre
north
300
feet
to
low
water
mark;
t
nonce
northwesterly
to
reel
more
or
less;
Ilienre
west
1
110
reel
to
the
north
west
eorner
or
E.
II.
Simpson's
appllra
tlon
tn
lease:
thpiii-e
smitheaoerlv
r.il
low
Inn
the
hith
water
mark
hi
the
polr.l
of
mmmenreaiPtit.
and
rontalnlns
two
acres,
more
or
Ips.
EUGENE
II.
SIMPSON.
Applicant.
rer
rreu.
nn.
Ai-eou
Hsie
Nmh
tih.
tl
LAND
ACT
Nolle
of
InUntlon
t
Applf
to
Laata
Lantf
In
Oueen
Charlotie
islauns
Laml
he
corilma;
tiMrlrt
of
I'rlnre
Rupert,
and
suiiaie
two
and
one-hair
miles
west
of
Alirord
Mar,
Skldepat
Intel.
TAkE
.NOTICE
that
B.C.
rihin
&
Park-
In
cisniwny,
Llmlied,
i.r
Vanrnuver,
H
.(.'.,
orciiNiiK.n
Salmon
Canuers.
Intrnds
to
appiv
r..r
a
lease
of
the
roHowlnr
Ot
srrihetl
landst
Cmiiiiieiirinr
l
post
planted
at
the
west
end
of
Small
Hay.
one
hundred
yard
eit
of
nioulh
ot
unnamed
stream;
thenre
souui
rite
rhalns:
thetire
east
Miteen
rhalns!
lis
me
iH.rlti
lo
shore
lines
thenre
oiiKiwinr
kiiore.
line
in
ihiiiii
or
rnin
menreinent,
and
coniainlnr
seven
and
tnree-quarier
arres
nnire
or
less.
n.:
nsutNfl
r.vckiNn
tn.
ltd.
Appllrant.
,
.
,
Per
M,
nl,
tniliitt.
DtU4
Dtcttttar
lth,
ttil.
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
ThrlfUT-Servlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
are
ready
at
any
time
to
receive
your
pfifute
call,
lo
take;
your
Instructions,
to
lake
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.