ifiny,
.iuno
i,
juzo.
ommunity
on
Silver
oiitiily
Payrnenls
Tin.
week
only,
being
Community
Silver
Week,
we
will
sell
yon.
Community
Silver
on
t
lt
lludget
Plan,
or
so
mtieh
down'
and
no
much
n
month."
Pee
our
window
arul
see
the
big
ml.
elsewhere
in
this
paper.
Come
In
am!
talk
It
over.
John
Bulger
Lid.
Opticians
and
Jowellors
BULKLEY
VALLEY
BEEF
llamhungcr.
,
lb,
for
.
.
25c
lloiling
Href,
per
Hi.
.
.
10o
Shor'
llili.
per
lit.
.
.
12!ac
Prime
Itilii
or
Hecf,
per
Hi.
...
.
25o
Veal
Stew,
per
lit.
..
12'C
Veal
Shoulder
Hoat,
per
H.
25c
Veal
sirak.
per
Ih
35c
lloef
Iinnping.
per
lb.
12'
c
Spud
per
sack
....
$3.00
Sealy
8
Doodson
8lr.Ui
Street
Phone
455.
Wo
Deliver.
Crystal
Hit-al
1
an
tare
48
Fires
for
$1.00
No
more
rhopping
of
kind-liiwr
Safe
simple
and
economical
Manufactured
by
HvdeTransfer
"
41ft
at..
Mil
An
am
Kfifl
MlnKI
A
Dam
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
L.
.
I
"
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JT-
Jacquettes
k
i
-
ct
,
Ar
is
i
m
All
I'A1UI.UI3
OlUl,
U
ui
n
n
niTn
r
D.
t.
fUK
1,0.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Jtve
tniinnn
i
TO
mj
Ib
1
UUDUfilO
Day
Phones
423,
539,
Green
238,
Black
735.
Night
PhoneT
G87,
539,
Green
238,
Blaok
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
11
.
ilCAdllUCl
Smith
Blook
Phone
576
DENTIST
M
1
L
K
From
Bulkley
Valley
PINO
CREAM
Wji
specially
recommend
ui
i
ii
n
in
i
ran
m
ai
i
rn
inn
;ilf
Pint.
Quallly
and
Service
alentin
Dairv
rnone
UB7
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
A
Yll,l,.VMI
is
a
place
wiieru
weather
I
life
chief
topic
of
ponversation.
WHAT
I
am
wondering
i
bow
they
got
things-
done
year
ago
before
fhe
idea
of
lunching
to-
trether
wit
thought
of.
IlOV
much'
easier
!l
woi.id
he
or
legislator
if
tho
-people
only
knew
what
Ihey
wanted
and
how
much
belter1
it
would
be
fot
lit
people
If
the
Legislators
were
not
mo
keeit
on
gelling
what
Ihey
wauled.
'
A
llOOSTKIl
discovered
an
oslrich
egg
and
rolling
it
inlo
the
nen
house
said,
"Now,
ladies,
t
do
not
wan
I
to
embarrass
you
bill
here's
a
sample
of
what
oilier
folks
are
doing."
A
I.OT
of
people
are
lite
strychnine.
'Ihey
are
all
right
if
you
know
how
'to
take
them.
IX
Hie
ofd
day
girU
pla'ed
with
dulls.
.Vow
they
-often
play
with
fire.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
June
4,
1916.
Hev.
IIimIi
It.
lirant.
who
itaves
lom'trrnw
to
aliend
tin-Presliyifrian
(ieneral
Assi-mbly
in
Winnipeg,
preuehed
before
VJhJtH
NOTICC
DItrilon
nd
Ui.
TAUT.
OTIt.
,
Owl
llHtlb
drfuml.u
luiiini
itikiur
.
Lid..
tt
til
.In.,
i
Vtiirntitrr.
In:,
ulll
im.iv
rir
9
I
in-iir
In
ttkr
iiKl.
uw
J
rulili'
Ifrl
i
.t
m,
in
aaii-r
iisi
01
m
milium
u
'Irwiii
lirh
ri
iirllir.il)
iik)
ii(ui
111I11
cmhjIIi
litf,
Ml.llntr
litlcl,
ibonl
fi.nr
inilri
nrllmitrrlr
fnmi
Itmiiili
..f
lit-HU
Hlvw.
Tlir
watrr
lli
IK-ilitiTlnl
tnun
tin-
lmni
11
ikmmi
ilmt
111
rlulti
nmtirit
of
Bnrtn-il
ror
mi
n
I...I
?.
Vnrfby
I.HikI.
ind
mil
im
km
(I
II
I
(kmwHIr
iDd
i
jhimt)
uur
...-.
Uxiti
Ow
UiMM
TIKl
a
tir.
iwl
im-iii
lln-
f..r..lxrt
In
fK.nl
r
lit.
Oumi
UurMl
MiikU
lut
iioiir
l..-l
i.n
ilv
rn.iuid
on
lh
IU1I1
Ui
r
i"H.
Itf.
A
rp-
or
tin
iniilii-
ami
aipliftllun
lurtiianl
tlirrrli,
umI
u
llw
Vir
rt"
ill
hf
fllMl
in
it
utrii-r
.d
I
Ik
Sur
llm.rdrr
(I
I'limv
liupril.
H.l
obx-i-IK-tlt
in
thr
innliralliMi
mat
in-
mini
ilh
ilir
Mid
Water
llMiinl.T
r
wnn
hit
o-niptmlivr
or
Wtirr
HlrDU
I'arlnnM-iu
Huflilmr..
Vlcw.rU.
H
i:
liii-
In
thirty
day
aflrr
llw
tlrl
an-niKT
t
this
tiulti
In
t
hM-al
nMaMr.
Tlx
iai.
ui
tto--nr
pnniiniiimrgr
mi.
witu
K
IW
1,
ItfA.
w
Hiuiisii
i:ii.i'Mni
nniMi
4
fi..nii
1:11.
ITU
.
tlll-anl.
H
II.
Stwnnoiirt.
.tpMil.
WININSL
ACT.
CtRTUMCATC
OF
IMeROVCMCNTS
lilark
Smiib
Miiu-ral
i:uim.
Miutt
la
In
Allln
W
1
inn
it
ItivUKm
of
i:a.iar
Plain'
I
Whirr
luralrd'
on
ilralrr
Crrrn,
Irllnilirv
uf
li.urlh
i.r
July
1
rt-fk,
adJMnin
Hm
ilarrj
ufn
viiiM-ral
Claim
.II
lit
Millllirily
ld".
Tkh
-iiiini-:
111a
1
1,
rrirr
oannu,
rrr
vitr
iriirVrat
Sn.
1oH,
in-H'liil.
uly
1j
from
ttw
ilalv
Iwrrnf.
hi
anly
in
llw
Mlnint
nminlrr
for
a
TUi:
MITICK
thai
I.
KII111
Mnlloy.
free
Miner
a
(en
rteate
Mi.
7U73.
in
(-nil.
Mvly
dayi
front
the.
date
lierri.r,
In
apply
tn
tlnvMlninr
lleroitler
for
a
c'ertiflruli".
of
linprmrnienu,
tor
lite
pur-poM
uf
oTiiainiiis
a
Crown
Oram
of
the
anmr
riaiin.
Mid
mrllier
lake
nnilrti
thai
action,
in.b
r
.
arrllon
37.
lllllH-le
runam-nreil
lM'torr
Ihe
lie
of
aitrh
Cerlirtrate
of
Itniiroveuienia.
,
.
.......
PaleiK
Oil
Ut
day
of
June.
A.P.
11.
Mr.N.
FHASKIl.
"
"
K!
Agent.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
ai.n.a
el
Annllcatlon
for
Baar
Llcanca,
MITICK
IS
IthllEH
Y
OIVKM
thai
on
(he
Sth
day
of
June
next
Ihe
tinderlaned
Intend
lo
apply
lo
the.
Liquor
Control
Hoard
far
a
llrenre
in
reaperl
or
pre
n,i...
.unite
nn
Main
Street.
Mctl
11
r.
nut
uoon
the
lands
flenrrlbert
at
Lot
g.
nlork
14.
My
A.
I'rlnie
Itutieri
land
lierUiration
nutrlrt
In
ihe.
rro
v'lnre
-of
Hrlllh
Columbia,
for
the
aale
of
luer
liy
Ihe
rUM
or
by
die
open
bottle
niiiLin
un
the
nrenilea.
Paled
at
I'rlnre
rtuprrt,
B.C.,
this
8
th
d
or
May.
mo.
Q
R
Appllranl
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
I
In
the
Matter
of
Ihe
"AdnilnUtratlon
Art"
111
the.
Matter
of.
Ihe
P.nlate'of
Julius
John
Ttkl'
MiTP.K
ibat'
I,
the
ilnilerManed,
was'
appolnfil
ailmlnlntrator
or
Urn
r
....
.
i..ii...
inlniaiin.
under
and
by
virtue
of
an-
order
or
Ills
llnor
JO'lfro
Y.Mitif,
dated
the
ISth
day
of
May.
It
any
iierim
nnvnnr
mir
i
'
the
emate
are
in
file
them
with
tne.
Ihe
'
nile"
Ik
ned.
at
my
orrire
within
thirty
?
V
from
the
iMte
hereof,
and
all
per
aoii
indebted
lo
the
entate
are
required
to
maw
nanrni
1
roriiiniiu.
UAItU
ihtfd
lh
ini
a
!nd
day
of
June,
18JS,
ortMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator
"
IHtlilUIlUUl
1
A
1
I
"fe
Ui.
W
il
of
the
-afternoon,
in
office
or
home,
there
is
nothing
so
refreshing
and
so
invigorating
as
a
cup
of
tea.
But
it
must
be
good
tea.
It
should
be
i
NABOB
TEA
"TEA
AS
IT
SHOULD
BE
ca
J
the
c
cning
ervicc
today
in,
the
JUrebylerian
Church.
Mrs.
.1.
K.
Huddle
and
her
Utile
three-year
old
daughter
liad
i
narrow
escape
Jront
drowning
ai
Seal
Hove
yeslerday
afternoon
,thich
had
arien.
Welcome
Help
Hie
chancellor
of
the
exchequer
had
rung
up
Lord
Iteavcrhrook
to
ask
what
help
be
could
give;
mid
Lord
lleaverbrook
responded
nty
lending
for
the
service
of
the
llritish
ttazette
the
one
man
.
run.
ii'
.f
linn.n-iii-iii,
for
Hm-
prk..iiri,ini
,,
i
ji
i4
nui
inlll.,
ihrl"
""""i
wnom
,.ln.
11
is
noi
100
inucii
uf
ijjialuini
a
:run
flranl
of
abut
riaiiti.
Ami
rurtlwr
lak
ivllr
that
action,
timlrr
KclMHl
IT.
liiu.t
I
M.llni-l.t-d
lfur
tin-
iiii-
uf
utt
Crtlirirate
uf
lmrrii-i!i-ni.
iiatiii
itu
ii
day
of
Jiin.
II.
.Mr.N.
A.D.
!.
IKASKIl.
Ap-Ut.
MINERAL
ACT.
CCRTIFICATC
OF
IMkPROVtMtNTS
Ilia
r.anyuii
Mmrral
t:iaitii,
lluali
lit
tin.
AI
tut
Mlnmr
ImIimi
of
i'air
IH
trtel,
WlM-n-
li.rainl
.i-ar
i.rilrr
:r-rk
and
ailjiiitn(
and
irllwal
of
llw
Ilia
lAliroll
LllruaKIII
Mitirral
i.lalni
(l.m
1
17u
1.
TAkK
MiTICF.
that
I,
Jnhn
Mollay.
rrf
Mlnrr
Trrtmrale
.o.
707SS,
In-Iriiil.
kltly
day
fn.111
the
rial
Iwrrof,
ii.
ai'l'li
to
tlx-
Mlnina
U.-nmler
for
a
.Tlih.
all-
uf
Impruvt-liH-nin,
fur.
the
pur-ium
uf
nbulnlnir
a
Cn.vin
Oram
of
tin
abo
rlalni.
And
fnrthrr
takt
.
nullr
tliat
arlintt.
under
erlKin
7,
niunl
lie
ri.iiunincril
tiernre
the
lue
of
aurh
Certlflrale
of
IllipniVrllielllll.
.
hali'd
Una
UI
day
uf
June,
VP..
m,
11.
Mn.
rirtsfn.
An-nl.
MIMCRAL
ACT.
CERTIFICATE
OF
IMPROVEMENTS
III
r
Canyon
n
Mineral
claim,
tto-ale
in
the
Atlln
M
liiluar
lilvlnlnii
of
Ca-
iar
hi-4rlrl.
Where
liM-alrd:
tin
Vol-
raulc
Ctsi-k
(Virlrau
O-eet),
adjolnlnir
and
-nnilhel
t.r
Ittar
canyon
.mi.
s
t.
ti.imliin
Mineral
llalin
(l.ol
1
171
11.
lo
say
the
situation
could
not
hae
been
saved.
This
was
Sydney
.
tl.
Long,
the
night
superintendent
of
the
Daily
Kx-
preus
i
iniati
of
great
experi
ence
ami
rare
skill
on
the
technical
side
of
the
printing.
After
working
for
years
as
a
linotype
operator,
he
had
become
master
printer
and
then
night
superintendent
of
Lord
Heaver-brook's
paper.
He
was
also
a
stout
trade
unionist,
and
had
played
a
lead
ing
part
in
getting
for
the
Compositors
I'nion
their
present
charter.
It
was
in
his
hands
alone
that
the
'setting
of
the
Urjtlsh
Onzejle
depended.
Hut
five
coludhn
of
the
II
in
the
first
number
were
set.
The
rest
Mr.
Long
ijfd
with
his
own
hands,
except
for
the
little
drought
in
from
the
outside
by
the
Stationery
Office.
Of
tho
readers,
three
remain
ed
staunch
It.
.Harris,
the
head
reader,
P.
J.
.flrcene,
and
F.
MOody.
With
Mr.
Long,
canve
Mr.
I'vans,
bead
machine
room
overseer,
ond
Mr.
Trotter,
chief
mechanical
engineer
of
the
Daily
lixririfs.
Hy
the
,cfmrtesy
of
Ihe
directors,
Alfred
Hawkins,
chief
stereolyper
of
the
Daily
Mail,
wa
provided
for
the
foun
dry
a
litllo
later.
THB
DAILY
RHWS
i
I.
ifciHVi.
i-i.
,
Ing
Post,
but
they
were
reinforced
by
Mr.
Thompson,
chief
en-igineer
of
tbc
Morning
Post,
Mr.
Norrisv
cliief
eleiVrician,
find
"Mr.-
Palnier,
Iini(lyp
menhanic.
Hut
lliree.
or
four
men,
however
experl,
rannot
run
two
rotary
presses
Crews
for
eacTi
machine
are
required,
to
handlek
me
paper
reeis,
10
on
ami
lena
the
mar.liinery,'
to
rloihe
the.
cylinders
wilh
-the
slero-pfales,
and
to
take
away
printed
papers
jas
they
pour
from
the
flies.
I
A"
Memorable
Scene
There
was
ome
voluleeer
la-
'bor
available,
all
of
it
inexpert,
but
it
wirs.
thought
better
pn'lbU
jrriliralL
occasion
Ut
depenif
on
i
ineniliers
uf
'the
Mornirij.post
'household;
and
so
the
editorial
jiaff.
mosi.of
which
was
out
of
eommission
in
dealing
with
so
j
small
a
paper,
efothe
l
Itself
in
dungarees,
hml
marched
down
,
to
the
machine
room,
to
be
ftii-1
la
led
into
i
job.
!
J
Sudi
a
sUht
was
never
seen
;
before.
Leader'
writers,
art
and
!oosie
critics,
reitoriers,
sub
editors,
financial
experts
every
able-bodied
man,
Of
whatever
rank
or
station,
was
recruited
for
the
iH-casinu,
and
all
responded
Ho
the
call
with
":k
frolic
wel
come."
'
.
j
'Jho
machines
were
late
In
Ibe
member
of
Kineolillt
pre-'starling.
There
was
an
accident
replory.
kiuuhls
Templars,
ofi'"
foundry.
A
mould
was
The
youngster
bad
fallen
in
the
water
and
Mrs.
doddle,
who
riuino!
swim,
jumped
in
to
save
lier.
Mother
and
cliibl
wer
finally
rescued
by
passers-by.
M.
I.
(loei
Slunwond
lias
rp-turned
to
Hie
city
after
spending
the
winter
in
California
and
will
leave
tomorrow
for
his
min
ing
property
in
the
CiJpper
Hiver
diftriel
near
Terrueo.
BIRTH
AND
LITE
OF
BRITISH
GAZETTE
PUBLISHED
DURING
GENERAL
STRIKE
IN
BRITAIN.
(continued
from
page
two)
the
iron
doors
of
the
composing
room
were
shut
with
a
clang,
and
the
work
went
on.
1h"
inea-turex
had
already
been
taken
to
mei'l
the
emergency
In
tho
machine
room,
where
the
great
presses
operate,
there
was
left,
of
the
Morning
Post
stnff
only
Mr.
Holmes,
works
manager,,
and
Mr.
Hoyd,.
mach
ine
room
overseer
of
the
Morn-
A
broken;
it
took
nearly
two
hours
to
clear
away
the
splashed
metal
Iso
that
the
auloplate
would
work
again.
Night
of
Toll
It
was
nearly
midnight
when
the
last
plate
hail
been
locked
on
the
cylinder,
and
the
signal
to
start
was
givci
.It'
was
a
night
of
"toil
ami
ineffable
weariness'
for5
all
engaged
a
night
full
of
iMixielio
and'
some
disappoint
ments,
as
might
be
expected
wilh
what
was
after
all
but
brilliant
improvisation.
Hut
the
einl
was
achieved.
U,'
six
o'clock
In
the
morning
230,-000
copies
of
Ihe
first
numbe-it
the
HritMi
Gazelle
hail
beyn
produced,
and
largely
distributed.
'
The
first
supplies'
were
sent
lo
Ihe
neroplane
stations
lo
be
conveyed
to
the
provinces,
and
the
remainder
of
the
edition
was
despatched
by
motor-van
or
'
car.
On
Wednesday
morning
the
Itrftfsti
Caietle
was
rf
'newspaper
in
being.
It
was
indeed
the:
first
step
thai
cost.
Kvery
succeeding
night
Ihe
organization
improved.
the
resources,
except
on
the
mechanical
side,
developed,
ami
processes
of
production
became
more
melhodienl
and'
easily-
working.
Many
Inventions
On
the.
first
night
it
had
been
necessary
lo
leave
the
Iwo
insid-j
pages
of
the
four-page
sheel
a
blank.
On
Hie
next
night.
Wed
nesday,
all
four
were
filled
wilt
news,
ami
the
amount
of
Up
itie
was
more
than
doubled.
Indeed
the
total
print
increased
rapidly
in
geometrical
progression,
until,
ai
the
end
of
a
week,
no
fewer
than
two
million
copie
of
the
Hrilish
iazclle
were
be-
ug
printed
and
distributed
nl.
over
the
country.
To
produce
this
result
a
conv-
lilete
reorganization
of
the
offic
ad
to
be
undertaken
A
new
telephone
system
was
inslndeji)
as.
ti:
the.
(wmkliitg
of
an
e!e;
init
.afntngfelnVjnfs
were
mane
ror
reeding
tne
multittulin
oils
staff
which
rapidly
grew
up
for
transporting
many
worker.
to
and
from
their
homes,
and
for
sleeping
others
on
the
premises.
The
protection
of
the
building
also
became
a
primary
neces
sity.
Its
approaches
were
guarded
by
Metropolitan
pollc"
and
special
constables,
and
ad
mission
lo
the
building
couli
only
be
obtained
oi
official
pass;
The
building
was
like,
a
helea
Stiered
fortress.
Tim
work
on
the
production
of
the
paper
began
at
10
o'clock
in
the
morning
only
an
hour
or
two
after
tho
printing
of
il
hn.fi
been
suspended.
One
Linotype
Machine
Owing
to
the
fact
that
thcrt
was
only
one
nian
operating
the
linotype,
n
very
early
start
was
WONDERFUL
SKIN
SPECIALIST
N't
.
mi
"'
v
-
--?
alalaltaaaaaaaaRaa
8
&
-enact
1V1
Casual
irM
i
i.ni3
,.
MODKU
.
t-
-
lWCJSSSSIJta.
usie
The
new
Orthophonic
Victrola
has
been
doing
it
since
December
2nd
Tnfe
music
of
great
orchestras,
of
famous
artists,
cf
that
almost
endless
and
ever
growing
host
of
Victor
entertainers
keeps
its
true
beauty
when
heard
upon
the
Orthophonic
Victrola.
A
demonstration
is
a
remarkable
experience.
So
truthful
is
this
performance
that
at
first
you
will
disbelieve
your
care
until
you
have
become
accustomed
to
the
miracle.
The
new
Ortkopjt
MsaaViakt
Cawkesny
essential.
Those
of
the
editorial
staff
who
were
not
employee
on
editing
or
sub-editing
took
urns
as
copy-holders
in
the
reading-room,
where
the
Chief
Header'
and
two
of
his
colleagues
'iad
stood
by,
jr
in
the
compos-Intx-room,
jvtilling
proofs,
or
iliivjng
.
ars,
yr.
r.ven
irniras.
ni'essefTger'.Vr-
'
To-untlerslantl
the
slrain
'-'un
der
which
the
llritish
flazett?
was
produced
in
its
early
days,
it,
is
only
necessary
lo
,
realise,
that
many
of
the
J;ey-jnen
worked,
sleeping
in
snatches,
for
72
hours
on
end;
and
Dial
a
number
of
these
never
left
the
niilding
at
all.
Without
such
leyotion
lo
fheir
task
the
Hrilish
Oazette
would
never
have
been
possible.
Machine
Scrapped
Now
that
Ihe
end
of
the
strike
has
come,
and
the
need
for.
t
'lovernmenti
news-sheet
isve'r
now
Urn
I
the
organisation
so
'iiirrietlly
improvised,
fs
workln;?
at
its
highest
efficiencyj-
the
elaborate
machine,
so
painfull;
tnd
laboriously
conslructfd
and
adjusted,
has
to
be
scrapped.
That
is
the
irony
of
Ibe
sit
'tatfon
Hut
tbn
heroic
task
attempted
has
been
achieved.
The
situa-,
'iort,
desperate
though
'-:
I
c,
i
i
hm
I'll,
llita
Ul'lll
lll-,
lllf
IlJ()!v
formidable
and
incidious
mat-
iempl
that
has
yet
been
made
lo
jripple
the
freedom
of
Ihe
Press
and
lo
withhold
essential
news
from
Ihe
public,
has
been
frustr
rated.
i
.
-?
The
Hrilish
Oozctle
may
havo
Hal
a
short
life
?
but
M
;has
.
ful
filled
the
purpose
of
living.
II
becomes
a
memory;
but
.11
remains
a
monument.
You
hear
the'
giant
anger
of
the
storming
kettledrums,
the
amorous
cooing
of
the
darmetat
the
soft
and
sunny
laughter
of
the
piccolo.
You
dose
vour
eyes)
and
wonder
where
will
womlgg
cease.
Your
first
query
will
ba
"How
soon
can
I
have
one
?"
Any
"His
Master's
Voice"
dealer
will
do
his
best
to
ghsB
you
delivery
as
early
as
the)
present
supply
periniu
txia.
omc
Victrola
WATER
NOTICE
(DIartlon
and
Uta)
TAKE
Mirut
thai
Bruisn
Columbia
FIShHIljC
k
I'arkiUK
Uu.
.Ltd..
Whose
ad'
d-M
Is
Vaai-i.uvrr,
B.C.,
will
apply
tor
a
llinco
to
take
and
ue
I
cubic
louf
per
second
uf
water
iul
of
an
unnamed
aitraui.
uhUh.
flows
iK.rtlmeflerly
and
drains
Inlo
SiUllt
Bay,
Skidemte
luUl.
about
four
itiilea
n..rlLK'atrrly
from
mouth
of
Deem
iuer..
tn
wau-r
wip
oe
utvcriea
troiu
the
treni
at
a
-point
about'
s.
rtiatiu
RAVIOABLK
WATERS
IHIOTICTION
ACT.
R.S.C.
180S,
CHAPTER
116.
.
TIM!
Lantnira
lihlnit
at
Pklnt
Com-pany
VJnilled.
relsiertd
orrtie
al
.Ma-ett,
A.CL,
hereby
alvrs
notti-'
ibat
It
ll;ts
under
arrllon
7
of
the
said
Art
de-ietti-d
Ittt
the
Minister
or
Public
Works,
at
Ottawa,
and
trt
ttae
orrire
ol
the
Pis-trlct
Uertrirar
or
itie
Laiwl
Hrristry
or
rniH-ei
Ituperl.
at
the
City
tif
I'rlni-e
llu-twrt.
frounce
or
llritish
Columbia,
a.
de-jtrrlotton
br
a
site
and
nlanS
or
a
wtiarf
souilteasl
ot
norlliwrst
rorner
of
Lot
.17,
land
pier
nroiusHr
In
tM
btiilt
at"
Massett.
.MorrbT
-Islatllt.
and
mil
lie
'rfMeil
rorlni'l.
In
llw
Pmvlni-e
if
Ri-IH.h
riJumhli
dUBeslic
"aikt
t-anncry
"purpose
f
upon
the
Ion
lot
SJ.
Oueeii
i:harhit
isLinds;
fro'
lands
staked
a4
Irase.
tlld
belnk'
Ihe
fore-1
tini-e
of
Hrlll.ti
Ciilumbla-
clM,.'
iT
I
nl
111
.'...
t
.a
l.l.u.l.'
-.
m.,..
.......
...
mis
noiii'i-
was
postra
on
tne
ground
on
the
30th
day
of
April.
t.
A
copy
of
this
nolle-
and
an
applu-ailon
Pursuant
tlM-rrto
and
to
the
"Water
Art"
will-
be
riled
In.
tlw
orm-e
of
II
v
Water
llerordrr
at
Prtnre
Huiert.
B.C.
Objrninns
to
the
application
may
be
rued
with
ihe
said
Water
Iterorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
KlrtiM.
parliament
Uuildintrs,
Victoria.
lt.C,
wilhln
thirty
days
after
the
rirst
appearance
or
this
notice
in
a
local
newk.air.
The
date
or
Ihe
first
publication
of
this
notice
is
May,
It,'
tna.
BIUTISII.
COI.IIMBIV
nSIIINQ
It
PAf.Kl.NQ'
CO.,
LTII.
Applicant.
By
H:
SherwivMl.
Ap-tn.
MINERAL
ACT.
Nolle
of
Application
for
CartlflcaU
Of
improvamanta.
Mineral
Hill
Croup,
ConsHtinr
of
Mineral
Ilill
Ko.
I,
Mineral
Hill
No.
.
Mineral
lllll
Nn.
3,
and
Summit
Mineral
Claims,
situate
In
the
sket-na
Mininr
OlvL
slon
or
No.
.1
Plstrlrt
on
the
south-eastern
end-
or
Iron
Mountain,
kiltmal
Valley.
Lawful
holders,
w.
I.
Oooilwin.
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
SJOttC.
Charles
t.
Moore.
Kn
Nifer'i
Crrtinrate
No.
JI97C.
TAKE
NOTICE
tlKt
I.
Charles
E.
Moore.
Free
Miner's
Certirieate
No.
31S7C.
airenl
for
the
owners.
Intend
,at
the
end
ot
sixty
days
rrom
the
date
hereor,
to
PPl.v
to
the
Mlnma
tlecordr
for
a
Certificate
of
ImproveiMents
for
th
nnmase
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Grant
or
the
above
And'
rake
notice
that
aritr
the
einlra
lion
of
one
inotub
front
the
dale,
of
the
rirst
publication
f
ibis
notice
the
Lan-a-ara
Flshlnr
it
racklnr
Company
Limited,
will
under
section
7
or
the
said
Act.
apply
to
ihe
Minister
of
Public
Works,
at
bla
orrire
In
Ihe
City
or
Ottawa,
for
approval
or
ibe
said
site
and
plans
and
for
H-ave
to
construct
the
raid
wharf
ami
pier.
Paled
at
Prtnre
Btipert.
B.C-
thl
3rd
day
or
May.
ms.
LANQAHV
KlSIIIVfJ
VACKISO
COMPANY.
LIMITED.
By
Its
Solicitors;
Williams.
Manon
Oomales
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS.
And,
further
take
notice
that
action,
tin-f
executor,
-sliatl
then
lute..
Bad
nolle
der
Snettoi,
s
of
the
Mineral
Art
n.ustl,
Daled1ill
1st
Tayf'mv
be
cilnui-n-pt
he
fore
the
Issuance
of
such
'
.
4
'
jotrv'rtTRtit
certificate
f-&.,lri...
.
of
.
fmororements,
.......
.
I
-
-
.
.
inpiin
oatet
this
17th
day
of
anrlt.
IBIS.
LAID
ACT;
Notice
of
Inttntlon.
to
Apply
to
Loaa
Land
In
I'rlnee
Itupert
Ld
Reeordinf
Pis.
trlct
'
or
Coast
Range
S,
and
situate
ot
North
narbarl
Island.
.
TAKR
NOTICE
that
Alfred
Swanson,
or
i
nn",
unpen,
occupation
Mariner,
m-
jenns
ti
m'y
ror
a
icae
or
the
rollow
Int-
described
land
e-
.
Couiimnclnr
ar
-j"
pot
pisnted
at
the
"nun
rnn
,or
.Mirm
narnaei
itand:
thence
around
the
Island
al
hlh
.
water,
mark.
ami
roniaimnir
aiv
acres,
moee
or
tesSj
ALrtirn-swsisoit.
D.ted
AprU
V.
ti.
AppI,Cin,
tw.
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
John
Olund.
I'erraseu.
NOTICE
l
hereby
riven
thai
all
tier.
sons
having-
claims
ar'.t
the
late
John
Ckuid.
who
died
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,,
in
the
Provlnre
of
British
Col
mtibla.
on
the
Jih
day-vnr
January,
tlo.
and
to
whose
real
km
personal
estate
teller
probate
were
r
ranted
by
the
Supreme
Court
or
British
Columbia
on
April
II.
m,
to
John
Dybhavti
ol
Prince
hu-perl.
B.C..
are
renuesteil
tn
send
by
reais.
irrni
ihisi
prriiaiii.
or
oeuver
in
me
ttnderstrned
rull
particulars
lit
.writing!
pr
their
claims
and
staleuients-
or
l
help
ac.
counts,
and
the
nature
thereof,
and
the.
Securities
(if
any)
held
hy
them,
duly
Verified;
by
slatulory
derUralloii.
.And
take
notice
that
after
the
tnd
rt.v
lif
June,
tflfs,
the
eteciitor
will
proceed'
to
distribute,
tne.
assets
f
.
the
decease.!
autonr
the
persons.entliled
.Iherc.M,
havlnv
eiranl
-tnUy.
tn
the
claims
'of
'which
sal.t
of
rrlnrc
Ttiipert.
B.C
Eaecutnr
of
the:
Estate
of
Ji.lwr
Olnml..
neeeasert'
LAND
ACT.
Notica
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Loaa
tenal'
In
Prlnco
Ituperl
Land
Recording
pis
trln
of
Coast
Hanr
J,
anil
sllnate
oiv
Somh
Rarhset
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
thai
Alfred
Swannn,
Prince
Rupert,
occupation
Mariner.
In.
tends
tft
apply
foe
a
lease
of
the
follow
Inr
described
landsi
.
Commencing
ai
a
post
planted
at
th
north
end
of
Snnti,
Rtchael
Island!
thence
around
the
Island
at
high
water
mark,
aud
containing
&o
ar
r.,
nuv
or
lea.
ALFRED
SWANSOr,
D,t.a
Airti
il.
tl,,.
maU