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TWO
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GREATEST
APPEAL
NATIONAL
PARKS.
SIMMONS
her
ma
Scientific
spring
arrangement
ensures
sleeping
comfort.
Built
for
sleep
-and
built
for
long
life.
eiec
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION.
sgn
Wednesday,
March
23,
1927
TORIES
STILL
AFTER
ELEVATOR.
Now
and
then
is
still
to
be
heard
at
Ottawa
a
Conservative
pro-
toriously
badly
kept,
cold
and
test
or
twit
against
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator.
Dr.
Manion
took
oc-
TtxTt
tasiuii,
as
reporieu
in
nansara
yesieraay,
xo
jest
at
tne
plant
and
revive
the
Conservative
theory
that
it
was
a
political
affair.
King
pointed
out
that
it
was
making
good.
As
yet
we
have
not
heard
Mr.
Brady's
view
on
the
elevator
the
advisability
of
its
building
or
the
wisdom
of
the
lease.
If
Mr.
Brady
does
not
share
the
views
nf
his
rnllp.-irmp
he
shonlH
lium
Possibly
the
greatest
appeal
of
the
Canadian
national
parks
LUXURIES
AND
NECESSITIES.
The
automobile
was
once
condemned
by
a
religious
sect
as
a
worldly
luxury.
There
have
been
many
religious
sects
and
denominations
which
have
denied
their
converts
every
luxury
and
every
pleasure
not
definitely
spiritual.
This
one
sect
banned
the
autorrio-bile
because
it
did
not
believe
jt
to
be
a
necessity
of
life.
This
religious
body
made
that
mistake
so
often
made
by
the
individual
and
sometimes
made
by
a
generation
or
an
aire
of
man.
Unit
Tkut
irrar
lav
In
.ill-..
..'
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1
.L
I
'AN
ARGUMENT
i
1
FOR
EUGENICS
i
inai,
tint
nr'nKMot
uacv
is
r.irA-
(
ITV
TO
IIKKKII
I.KAIIKKS
SAYS
'
AKVOPATK
VICTORIA.
March
23.
The
final
test
et
democracy
Is
its
capacity
to
breed
leaders,'
declared
Dr.
-
Douglas
W.
Graham,
Victoria
medical
specialist.
In
addressing
a
local
service
club
a
an
L-..
.
Ruiwaw
vi
cugrutcs.--
"Social
rtforms,
.although
Improving,
will
eventually
drift
backward
unless
drastic
measure
are
taken
to
offset
the
present
system
ot
democracy.'
said
Dr
Oraham.
who
held
out
fear
of
retrogression
In
the
lineage
of
mankind.
The
brain
and
breed
of
men
Is
not
progressively
getting
better
and
the
physiological
diseases
of
men's
body
are
increasing.
Just
as
are
the
mental
ailments,
major
and
minor,
which
are
the
burden
of
the
human
race."
SEES
NO
NECESSITY
FOR
HARDSHIP
AND
DIRT
IN
TRAINING
PARIS.
March
22.--Genenl
Oourand.
one-armed
war
hero
and
military
governor
of
Paris,
sees
no
necessity
for
dirt
acd
hardship
as
part
of
war
training.
He
believes
young
ccnscrlpts
wUl
be
better
soldiers
tor
having
had
a
tolerable
time
during
their
enforced
service,
and
tt
stimulate
interest,
has
offered
prizes
for
the
best
kept
barracks
and
Individual
quarters.
Barracks
heretofore
have
been
no
depres
applies
only
to
Paris.
It
Is
believed
the
Dr.
I
idea
of
making
a
soldier
comfortable
Is
sure
to
be
approved
unanlmausly,
as
every
able-bodied
Frenchman
has
been
or
Is
a
potential
Inhabitant
of
enough
Influence
upon
them
to
persuade
them
to
desist
from
con-j
demning
the
project
whenever
the
opportunity
presents
itself
of
1
t,m,,r,,
WUMtil
n,
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lv
UiiLAl
rnriT
UU'"K
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l
ninTitinniiTinn
CAPT.
MORRISON'S
LETTER
APPRECIATED.
The
letter
from
J.
M.
Morrison,
local
agent
of
the
Deep
Sea
Ffahormon'a
TTninn
nptntail
tn
f
V.
rintl..
V"
...
..
.......
:
"
rim
i
in
rum
no
Private
secretary
of
.Many
C'ablnrt
MIn-Men
Write
Articles
:
"
W1C
'
;yna
'"""J'
some
;
EDMONTON.
March
23.
-
(Canadian
information
that
the
Daily
-t
News
is
glad
to
receive.
To
this
date
'
p...
th-
,....
,
,
Oriental
competition
has
not
been
a
factor
in
the
halibut
fisheries
,
cabinet
ministers
in
a
series
of
articles
of
this
coast
If
Capt.
Morrison's
information
is
fact,
and
it
pro-:
on
politics
and
those
who
deal
m
them
bably
is
for
he
and
his
organization
are
in
a
position
to
know
of
such
!
",:
"When
the
job
or
favor
seekers
things,
there
would
seem
to
be
immediate
danger.
1
ta
oa
tbtU
""
account
they
often
get
It
will
be
noted
that
the
Daily
Tsews.
in
the
editorial
rpfprrpd
tlJlr
TOm
tslk
40
P1
"
then
to.
indicated
that
it
would
not
aunnnrt
th.
entrx-
nf
nri.ni,).
int
1
T
n"
""ught
could
the
halihiit
firnV
The
Tlallv
W.
iU
n
fi:
.
riun
about
the
part
women
play
,
.
7
L
,
,
Itn
politics:
but
as
a
normally
prudent
an
other
In
efforts
tt
to
person
prevent
such
developments
and
itiPeri0n.
i
have
no
thought
of
writing
it.
takes
this
opportunity
of
urging
upon
the
government
the
desira-;The
one
thing
which
won
my
admira-bility
of
taking
steps
to
protect
the
white
halibut
fishermen
just
ai'ation
during
that
long
period
of
20
it
has
done
for
the
salmon
fishermen.
1
years
as
a
private
secretary
was
the
We
may
assure
Capt.
Morrison
that
politics
does
not
interfere
!
upreme
patience
of
my
ministers
with
with
the
attitude
of
the
Daily
News
on
this
subject.
Nor
do
we
be-jtnes
Mm
wh0
nr
wasted
lieve
that
the
fact
that
this
matter
is
being
brought
up
by
Dr
T1,u,Dl
lm
DUt
mtJe
We
Kn
Tnlml.
.,.111
.
1
r-
j.-t:
...t.
.l
at
times."
nala
j.iceih
me
guci
jiuicut.
iiuiu
ucaimg
wiin
ine
situation
on
its
merits.
REV.J.
R,
FRIZELL
IS
GYRO
SPEAKER
lies
in
the
fact
that
notwithstanding
the
many
conveniences
intro-,
",r'"L
rT,,"'
nub
T"'
"'""""n'
duced
lttr!
for
the
comfort
.t
i
..t
of
t
.1
:i
.1
1
.
.
Tsklng
"l-oner.
!uriNe
and
lule"
travellers
through
these
immense
virgin
j
areas,
none
of
the
lure
of
the
unknown
has
been
lost.
Primeval
I
forests,
peopled
by
hundreds
of
wild
birds
and
animals,
creep
down
to
the
towns
in
the
parks
and
border
the
roads
and
trails.
The
beautiful
lakes
teem
with
fish,
and
the
upland
gardens
are
masses
of
wild
flowers.
Here,
surely,
is
the
tourist
land
ideal,
where
the
mental
and
physical
man
may
be
refreshed
and
invigorated.
at
subject
Ret.
J.
k
FTtzell.
minuter
of
the
First
Presbyterian
Church,
addressed
the
Oyro
Club
today
at
Its
regular
monthly
open
meeting
In
the
Commodore
Cafe.
He
gave
the
members
of
the
club
and
their
guests
an
Insplrotlonal
Ulk
on
the
motto
of
the
organization.
"Power,
Purpose
and
Poise"
and
stressed
the
necessity
of
friendship
and
unanimity
of
effort.
President
E.
.A.
Mann,
who
occupied
the
chair,
thanked
the
speaker
for
his
interesting
remarks.
Mams
Blott.
who
Is
a
new
member
cf
the
club,
favored
the
gathering
with
vocal
solos.
Charlie
Balagno
periment
station
of
necessity.
The
luxury
of
today,
is
often
the
ne-1
fcUMUN
I
UN
rKhPAKINu
cessity
ot
tomorrow.
The
patrons
of
'luxury
foster
progress
and
by
their
patronage
give
to
mankind
that
luxury
when
it'has
become
a
necessity.
In
its
Incipiency
the
automobile
was
a
luxury.
It
did
not
become
a
necessity
until
it
had
been
mechanically
perfected,
many
years
after
it
had
been
adopted
by
the
wealthy
as
a
luxury.
The
wealthy
by
adopting
the
automobile
as
a
luxury
made
it
financially
possible
for
the
engineers
and
inventors
to
perfect
it
for
commercial
purposes.
The
same
was
true
of
the
electric
light
and
many
other"
civilired
comforts.
In
isolated
communities
with
no
luxuries,
people
lack
Imagination
to
change,
and
continue
their
primitive
discomforts.
Luxury
which
represents
desire
to
refine
life
contributes
much;
that
which
is
ostentatious
does
not
Off
to
school
quick
SHREDDED
WHEAT
villi
hot
milk
makes
a
warm
nourishing
breakfast
for
At
kiddies
cooked,
ready-to-eai
FOR
RUPERT
VISITORS
Aolces
that
a
deputation
representing
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
would
visit
the
city
in
April
in
rerponse
to
an
invltatlori
from
the
local
board
were
received
by
secretary
John
Blue.
Plans
for
IU
reception
and
entertainment
are
now
under
way.
Last
fall
a
deputation
from
the
Kical
board
visited
Prince
Rupert
and
Inspected
the
grain
elevator
and
other
terminal
facilities
and
the
return
visit
Is
to
show
the
coast
men
the
manifold
advantages
possessed
as
a
distributing
centre
by
Edmonton.
Edmonton
TELEPHONE
FRIGHT
LATEST
DISEASE
l-mie
IM-laiKT
I
IWudilllng
to
ftutue
l
lk
Jut
I.Ike
htsge
Irlght
LONDON,
March
23.
--
"Telephone
frlghf
"
Is
preventing
some
persons
from
bearing
well
and
peaklng
clearly
when
using
the
new
wireless
telephone
service
across
the
Atlantic.
It
is
akin
to
atage
fright,
the
thought
of
speaking
three
thousand
miles
across
the
ocean
being
Just
as
befuddling
to
those
pert
soni
as
appearance
before
a
large
audience.
When
telephones
first
came
Into
use
in
England
It
took
a
long
time
for
some
customers
to
get
over
"phone
fright."
Telephone
officials
Jestingly
charge
that
Rudyard
Klplini
and
ola.
fashioned
fnik
who
refuse
to
have
telephones
are
still
aufferlng
from
the
aliment,
'i'nls
iiAILY
NKWa
PneumoL
Left
Her
With
A
Bad
Cough
Mm
AT-
B.
Bennett,
xi07Hta
St
West,
Calgary,
Alia.,
write
s
"Over
year
ao,
before
bit
twins
were
born.
I
had
an
attack
of
pceumoiJa
which
left
m
with
a
very
bad
euujK.
Being-
under
tie
doctor's
fare,
he
tried
first
one
thing
and
tftra
another,
bat
I
eonthod
(1st
aud
night,
A
friend
brought
me
a
bottl
of
Dr.
Wood's
1
Norway
VS"
i
PIna
ZK:
Syrup
for
to
try,
and
after
eoughing
for
two
months
and
taking
four
six
ounce
tattles
of
cough
medieine.
I
got
rid
of
tn.T
rough
Vith
one
and
a
half
bott!-s
of
Dr.
Wood's
Xorwav
Pine
Hvrui."
Price
S5e.
per
little.
laiK
family
sis
60e.
put
op
onlr
b-
The
T.
Milburn
Oo
Lin
ited,
Torowo.
Ont.
GETTING
AWAY
WITH
MURDER
RARE
IN
BERLIN
CITY
TODAY
BERLIN.
March
23.
Cutting
away
with
murder
1
rare
in
Berlin.
Official
l
figures
show
that
103
of
104
murders!
reported
In
Berlin
during
twenty
months
'
ending
December
31.
were
completely
cleared,
up
by
police,
ot
ts
persons
charged
with
manslaughter,
all
but
three
ere
catight.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
MK
II
S3,
191)
The
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
which
tiled
from
here
for
Vancouver
lasi
high
and
dry
on
Of
nn
Island.
The
accident
occurred
in
a
henry
fiiow
storm.
The
passengers
were
all
brought
back,
to
the
city.
k
The
city
police
last
night
had
merry
chase
for
a
negro
'who
It
is'
claimed
has
teen
lurking
around
rarl
.
residences.
Bab
Da
Tie;
8am
Uaaaej
and
BOilei
Krrr
are
all
in
a
convalescent
home
In
England
and
each
to
reported
to
be
malting
a
satisfactory
reeerery.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
has
written
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
beard
asking
for
particulars
coacenunc
the
request
for
a
special
grant
of
12.-
000.
The
managing
secretary
has
been
asked
to
reply
stating
that
the
amount
is
needed
pit
account
of
the
great
In
crease
tn
the
cost
of
food
stuffs.
The
late
Malcolm
B.
McLennan,
for-merly'chlef
of
the
Vancouver
police
de
pertinent,
who
was
killed
recently
by
a
negro,
was
a
visitor
in
Prince
Rupen
about
two
years
ago.
In
The
Letter
Box
Oim.XT.U-
.!
IIAMIII'T
Editor.
Dally
News.
Your
editorial
In
your
Issue
of
March
21
headed
"Anxiety
of
Dr.
Tolmit"
In
the
interests
or
the
fishing
Industry
should
not
be
allowed
to
go'
unchal
lenged
for
you
are
evidently
ignorant
of
many
of
the
facta
of
which
Dr.
Tolmle
is
Informed
on
fishing
conditions
on
the
B.C.
coast.
As
Japanese
fishermen
are
being
gradually
displaced
from
the
salmon
fisheries.'
they
are.
naturally
anxious
to
find
mplwjmtnt
for
themselves
and
their
boats,
many
of
them
are
suitable
Icr
halibut
fishing.
I
have
it
on
the
best
of
authority
that
one
of
the
largest
'.fishing
companies
on
this
coast
has
already
engaged
thirty'
Japanese
boats,
carrying
two
andHhree
men
to
the
boat,
and
Is
negotiating
for
another
thirty
similar
boats
to
engage
in
the
halibut
fishing
Industry.
These
Japanese
fishermen
are
guaranteed
by
the
Company
against
loss
and
are
to
be
paid
eight
cents
pr
pound
for
their
flah.
This,
I
think,
constitutes
a
very
grave
menace
to
the
white
fishermen
engaged
In
halibut
fishing
and
halibut
flihermen
generally,
appreciate
In
no
mall
degree,
the
effort
of
Hon.
Dr
Tolmle
at
Ottawa
to
nip
this
matter
In
the
bud.
Should
the
Company
above
referred
to
succeed
In
employing
sixty
Japanese
boats.
It
would
mean
the
employment
of
one
hundred
and
twenty
to
one
hundred
and
eighty
Japanese
fishermen,
where
white
fishermen
rhould
be
employed
and,
through
the
nature
of
the
contract,
would
have
a
tendenc)
to
demoralize
the
market
for
bcth
Canadian
and
American
white
flahermen.
,
I
It
not
time
that
the
press
of
Canada,
and
particularly
of
British
Columbia
coast
cities,
largely
dependent
on
the
fishing
industry,
should
get
behind
our
public
men
and
support
them
In
any
move
which
la
likely
to
prevent
the
demoralization
of
obe
of
our
great
natural
resources,
regardless
of
whit
perty
any
wctton
of
the
press
may
ASTHMA
I
C'i'LONIC
""ONCHITIS.
MfAD
AND
I
BRONCHIALCOLDJ.
MAY
rtVIR
i
Swallow
RAZ-
MAM
cfutt.
Send
J
fbc
trUI.
j
Tttnpktona,
Toruoto
tl
t
your
dniciht's.
KAZ-MAH
TllRICMTEN
YOUR
HOME
A
1
littil
-
New
Pattern
Effect
A
(ONGOLEUM
COLD
SEAL
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CUAB
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-
s.rioea
as
Lot
MS,
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6
C&att
irtcv.
containing
loo
crta
more
or
leal
2.
That
certain
parcel
of
land
and
premises
situate
in
the
Province
ot
Crituh
Cclumbla
more
bartlculaiiv
de.
Jcrlbed
as
Lot
1386.
Rante
8,
C6as(
Aiet.
containing
37
81
loo
acrei,
more
vr
less,
excepting
thereout
a
Mrlp
ot
wire
Luaiu
iu
wigin
measurra
ire
hlghwater
mark.
,
a.
That
certain
parcel
of
land
and
premises
situste
In
the
Coast
District
Province
of
BrltUh
Columbia,
and
more
particularly
dencrlbed
as
Lot
C93.
Range
3.
containing
32
60
100
acre
more,
or
4.
Maps
dealing
with
surveys
ot
drainage
areas
rainfall
and
runoff
data
designs
of
dams,
power
clsnts.
trim.
mission
lines
and
receiving
station
for
rails
and
Khatada
Rivers
development
and
plans
of
works.
The
Receiver
la
informed
that
the
sosve
tanas
parreia
i.
2
and
3
were
selected
by
the
engineers
Cf
the
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Electric
Company
Limited
a
being
suitable
sites
for
the
construction
of
water
power
plant.
Tenders
may
be
msde
for
all
the
aald
parcels
together
or
for
on
or
more
separately.
Particulars
and
conditions
6f
sale
may
be
had
upon
application
at
the
office
of
Messrs.
Klddell.
Stead.
Hodges
A
Winter,
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
Building.
Vancouver,
or
at
the
office
of
the
un-derslgned.
.
DATED
the
2nd
day
of
Msrch,
1927.
WILSON,
WHEALLtR
ft
SYMES
Solicitors
for
the
Plaintiff,
40
-
Pender
Street
West,
Vancouver.
H
c
--
-
71
"fiOVEKNMENT
F.KJU0H
ACT.f
MITlt'K
or
'APPLICATION'
1(111
CON.
HKNT
TO
TIMNKIT.H
t)f
HKt.lt
I.ICKN'CK
"OTtCB
IS
llHltEBV
dtVEN
that,
en
the
lath
day
or
Anrll
next,
th
unri.r.
atgned
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
1
-l
I
QSATIS
FACTION
CHARANTEED
cr'
.a
z-i
:"
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xrzi
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tr
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rmMT'Mi
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ratlrrn
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kliuan
here
It
l
a
"plrnditl
iletltn
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In
(tilenlal
ttran-e.
Ittt
k
and
dual
-
loneil
Tsn.
'sc)iiui
.'CanaIa
.
Livttrrn
MnvnteAU
Caw,
're
m
to
MtpporlT
Dr.
Tolmle.
througa
i
.
la
protest
m
the
Ususe
of
Commons.
'
as
raised
a
question
which
should
i-ave
the
support
of
every
Briush
Columbian,
regardKas
of
his
poliucal
.fnllatlons.
J.
M.
MOKRIfiON.
1
Agent
of
the
Deep
Be
Fishermen's
Union
IN
TIIK
SUPHKMB
COURT
OF
IIUITISII
COLUMBIA.
lie
riiiM
i:
itnt:iir
liviiito.i:i.i;(rriiic
niMp.tw
i.imii:ii
Hu:
nv
rii:k
op
tiik
coi
kt
TAKE
NOTICE
that
pursuant
to
the
order
of
Mr.
Justice
D
A.
McDonald
dated
the
lth
day
of
Pebrnary.
1027.
m
a
bondholders'
action
Intituled
In
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Ccluinb'.i
between
The
Royal
Trust
Company
tnd
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Electric
Ccmpauy
Limited
and
other,
being
IM602,lttl.
brought
to
enforce
the
trust
of
an
indenture
dated
the
30th
day
of
June.
1911.
tenders
are
Invited
by
Oeorge
Ed-vtard
Winter
the
Receiver
appointed
by
an
order
of
this
Court
dated
the
15th
Cay
of
September.
1016,
ana
the
decree
;n
the
said
action
dated
the
2
1st
Cay
cf
November.
1918,
tor
tne
purchase
-'
tl
tb
remaining
properties
and
awtta
A
the
aald
Company.
The
said
proper
.;es
are
described
as
follows
-
I.
That
certain
parcel
of
land
and
tvemlaea
situate
in
the
Province
of
itn
MiumDia
more
particularly
de.
ONGOLEUM
X
GOLD
SFAL
V.'
IK)
YOU
KNOW?
Dr.
Jos.
Mag
h.m
hi
office
ill.
Map
No.
923.
Prince
Ruiert
Land
Registration
District,
In
th
Provlnee
of
Brttlah
Columbia,
from
Peter
I)l-k
to
Central
Hotel.
LlmlUd.
or
the
Olty
of
Prince
Rupert.
Province
of
British
Columbia,
the
transferee.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
tot
18th
day
of
March,
1927.
CENTRAL
HOTEL.
LIMITED.
Applicant
and
Transleree
NOTICE
Under
and
by
Virtue
of
the
provision
of
Section
28
of
the
"Mineral
Act,"
no-
j
tic
Is
herebr
fctven
Messrs.
Malcolm
:
Smyth,
Edmund
La
nils,
Harold
Hansen
uire
S
Rich
in
Oriental
-
Colorings
vuuKun-um
vjoiu
aeal
Art-Ru,
patterns
at
your
dcaler's-thert
are
many
new
color
effects
that
will
appeal
to
you
as
the
most
attractive
ruj;
patterns
you
have
ever
seen.
You
can
enjoy
the
fresh
charm
of
these
attractive
ruj;
patterns
in
your
home
without
further
delay,
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Art.Kui
arc
now
offered
at
prices
you
on
so
easily
afford
and
jjcnutne
Con:oIcum
Gold
Seal
Art-Rup
with
the
Qohl
Seal
on
the
surface
arc
fully
guaranteed.
The
new,
JonKCT'trcurini;,
easv
to
clean
surface
will
save
von
countless
hours
of
tiresome
bcatinj.
and
sweeping.
Insist
on
(joutinc
4rt-Rugs
DENTISTRY
Over
Ormes
Drug
Store
Phone
r.2.
Office
Hour
0
to
0
every
l;iv
Sunday
Appointment
the
lands
described
a
Lots
Eleven
ill).
Twelve
I2i.
Thirteen
(13),
and
Fourteen
H4,
in
Block
Ten
(10).
Section
One
and
Albert
Moore,
that
there
I
owing
o
the
undersigned
tor
Assessment
Work
performed
on
the
Cord
111
a
Oroup
ot
Mineral
Claims,
Princes
Royal
Island,
Bkeena
Mining
Division,
the
sum
of
333it.
and
that
unless
said
persons
pay
their
proportionate
share
of
the
coit
of
such
Assessment,
together
with
all
Coats
oi
aartniiing.
etc.,
to
tne
undersigned
a-
uuieasie.
uu.,
on
or
before
mst
u
1927.
amplication
will
be
made
to
the
Oold
Commissioner.
Prince
Rupert.,
B.C..
o
hsv
their
respective
interests
in
the
herein
mentioned
Minim
Oroup
of
Mineral
Claims
vested
In
the
under
a)
led.
DAVID
CORDILLA,
JACOB
KOflKl
WATKIt
NOTICE
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
OIVEN
that
Jll
Honour
th
Lleutenant-Oovernor
ot
Brltlah
Columbia,
by
and
with
th
advice
of
Ills
Executive
Council,
has
been
pleased
to
order:
THAT
th
reservation
of
the
unrecorded
waters
of
Brown'a
River
and
Mc
Knight
creek,
tributaries
ot
Ecstali
River,
established
pursuant
to
Order
in
S!?rr?L2?!!d.ifor
Sn
t0"'"'r
of
Council
Number
8?m
approved
the
13th
?.r
i'"ce
N.umb'r.
7'
nd
iu't
in
day
of
June1.
1921.
be
cancelled.
In.r
.'"
R,r?
?'
?"
I
The
csncetlatlon
of
the
said
rewrva
at
the
corner
of
First
Avmi
.nx
Seventh
Btreet
City
of
Prince
Rupert
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
tlon
will
be
etfectlv
on
April
19th.
1927.
UATfclJ
thla
nth
day
of
March,
m,
n
pattulIjO.
MUlilttr
of
Una.
"Demers
Phone
27.
V.O
Come
and
See
our
$22.50
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.and
Silk
Dresses
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R0RIE
..11
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erlnc
Bui'rt