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GETTING
ACTION
ON
OLD
AGE
PENSIONS.
Premier
Oliver
is
losing
no
time
in
the.attempt
to
put
into
effect
an
undertaking
with
respect
to
old
age
pensions
for
which
he
was
.criticized
during
the
last
federal
election
campaign.
The
concensus,
of
opinion
expressed
at
that
time
was
that
the
federal
government
should
have
the
co-operation
of
the
provinces
in
this
mat
ter
before
taking
any
definite
step
itself.
It
is
gratifying
to
see
the
provincial
government
of
British
Columbia
alive
to
the
reauire-
With
the!
federal
government
again
promising
action
and
the
provincial
government
prepared
to
support
il,
adequate
refutation
is
given
(the
cry
of
the
Conservatives
during
the
last
electfon
campaign
that
the
old
age
pension
was
but
an
election
dodge.
'
'
CALLING
OFF
THE
t
CUSTOMS
PBOBE.
Certain
Conservative
papers
are
attempting
to
spread
the
pro-
paganaa
mat
xne
noyai
iommission
investigating
.me
customs
is
to
be
called
.off
because
revelations
are
being
made
in
the'
matter
of
campaign,
funds
that
would
damage
the.
Liberal,
party.
The
fact
that
the
power
of
the
commission
has
been
extended
by
the
government
rather
than
reduced
is
sufficient
answer
to
give
the
lie
to
such
suggestions.
'
The
fact
that
the
Vancouver
bootleggers
are
flying
to
the
four
corners
of
the
earth
to
escape
exposure
and
possible
prosecution
would
indicate
that
they,
the
people,
who
are
so
far
most
affected,
believe
the
commission,
wjth
the
government
behind
it,
means
business.
'
THE
MEANING
OF
'
AN
ACCLAMATION.
Acclamation
does
not
always
signify
that
the
recipient
has
the
unanimous
endorsement
of
the
voters,
says
the
North
Vancouver
Review
in
commenting"
on
civic
affairs.
More
often
than
not
it
simply
indicates
a
dangerous
apathy
existent
in
the
electorate.
The
city
council
Is
hardly
justified
in
congratulating
itself
on1
the
facility
with
which
it
has
wafted
through
the
campaign
which
1
reached
its
climax
in,
the
election.
!
There
is
a
psychology
of'
politics
as
there
is
of
every
other
activity.
The
city
council
has
escaped
the
interest
of
those
who'
should
xote
most
of
whom
do
not
simulv
because
it
has
escaned
!
Provincial
Government
Urged
to
Enact
Reforms
on
Matters
Pertaining
to
Labor
Interest
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
prince
Rupert
Trades
&
Labor
j
Council
last
night,
S.
D.
Macdonaid,
president,
submitted
his
report
ori'the
meeVinK
recently
held
in
Victoria
of
the
Hriileh
Columbia
ex.e-1
cuflve.
of
thettrades
IAbor
Council
of
Canada
of
which
he
Is
a"
member
and
which
heattended,
The
executive
which
consists,
be-
j
sides
Mr.
Macdonaid,
of
V.
11.
Cottrell,
chairman,
P.
R.
Uengough,
'
(Vancouver)
and
K.
W.
Nunn
(Victoria)
submitted
a
number
of,
proposals
to
the
provincial
government
with
respect
to
the
Work
men's
Compensation
Act,
Mothers'
Pensions
Act,
Eight-Hour
pay
.Bill,
Old
Age
Pensions,
Minimum
Wage
Act,
-
Factory
Act,
Weekly
Half-Holiday
Act,
Automobile
Owners'
Insurance,
and
Municipal
Act-
province
of
the
Dominion
be
requested
Mr.
Macdonaid
reported
that
the
con-(jto
ake
,talUr
,cUOn.
ference,
was
one
of
the
moat
auecessful
;
We
urge
tne
provincial
Government
in
yeara.'
The
entire
cabinet,
except
jto
im,,
lta
efIorU
to
co-operate
H6n.
William
Sloan,
who
was
away
from
m1th
otntr
proKes
and
th,
reder!
the
province.
wa
m
attendance
ai
w
'
Government
In
instituting
-adequate
Old
meeting
w.hlch
lasted
two
and
a
hall
hour.
That
the
ministers
were
taking
a
keen
Interest
In
the
matter
was
evi
denced
by
the
fact
that
they
made
ape-
j
ctal
Inquiries
with
respect
to
various
Items
on
the
memorandum
which
wns
presented
by
W.
H.
Cottrell
of
Vancouver
,
assisted
by
other
member
of
the
executive.
The
labor
delegation
wa
given
,
a
cordial
reception
and
there
was
every,
reason
to
believe
that
sincere
conslder-
snhioof
on
wouia
oe
given
oy
me
caoinei
io
suujeci
i
.
v.
v,.
,,.
These
proposal,
a
reported
to
the'
meeting
by
Mr.
Macdonaid.
were
as
fol-j
tews:
j
WOKKMK.VS
COMI'KSNATIOV
ACT
(I)
That
the
Act
be
amended
by
deletion
of
word
"By
accident"
In
2nd
line
of
Part
6
tPart
J.
Dlv.
2
Compensa-
1(3)
Amend
Section
20.
Clause
I,
by
de
leting
the
following;
word:
"or
la
able
t
earn
In
some
suitable
employment
or
business
af-ter
the
accident"
and
substitute
an
amendment
tbelr
interest
throughout
its
term.
It
has
failed
to
inspire
the
voters
(S
"ow'
'
wlth'ut
chlldrn
l
on,.
.o
.
lo-!.,,.
.l,..l,l
'
to
be
brought
within
the
Act.
a
a
miij
"
aa
a
v.
v
v.
j
o
nnuuiui
While
it
has
not
advanced
the
fortunes
of
the
city
materially,;
neither
has
it
noticeably
retarded
them;
while
it
has
been
produc-j
tive
of
too
few
good
ideas
for
civic
betterment,
it
has
also
produced
few
of
a
harmful
nature;
finally,
though
it
has
not
been,
so
good,
it
might
hve
been
worse.
It.
has
succeeded
in
evading
the
close
scrutiny
of
the
voters,
which
would
have
been
followed
by
a
spirited!
election
contest.
'
,
.
...
,
.
Acclamation
is
not
always
a
receipt
for
satisfaction
given.
ojten
it
is,
accorded
the
public
servant
who
is
just
getting
by,'
MANSON
REFUSED
TO
RATIFY
LICENSE
OF
EXPORTING
COMPANY
My
Kant
la.
My
Address..
City
and
Stat.
qvestlons
by
R.
IL
Pooley.
Leader
of
!
the
Opposition
In
the
Legislature.
r.
fooiey
asked:
"Ua
an
expur.
license
been
Issued
to
the
Manitoba
Re
finers
of
British
Columbia
pinKed"
To
this
the
Attornev-Oeneral
an-
"
""
ered
that
an
application
for
con-
VICTORIA,
Jan.
21.
-The
Manitoba
sent
to
the
issuing
of
a
custom
Refiner
of
British
Columbia
Limited,
bonded
warehouse
by
the
Federal
De-owners
of
the
liquor
cargo
of
the
Chr.s
partment
of
Customa
was
made
to
Moeller.
which
was
topped
from
sailing
him
on
March
31.
1928,
and
wa
re-by
the
Custom
Inquiry,
wa
refused
a
fused.
recommendation
for
a
warehouse
license
;
by
Attorney-General
Manson.
This
wa
Following
the
line
of
least
reslitancc
stated
by
Mr.
Manson
In
answer
to
Is
what
makes
river
and
men
crooked.
I
Would
Like
To
Be
Forever
FREE
From
ASTHMA
S.P"'
wonderful
new
medicine
oltena
and
soothw
the
throat
And
bronchial
passages,
reatore
VauLelJi.r
tonorm'
d
QUICKLY
and
K0RKVEU
DANISHES
Aathma,
Hay
Fever
and
Bronchial
trouble.
M"iifc'
J7
U
It.
M.
II.
Labratrie
01
5
Vraer
Illerk
VAACUUVKIt,
.
C.
'
word
'two
thousand
dollars.'
I,
A
woman
otherwise
eligible
to
re
ceive
the
Pension,
except
for
the
fact.
that
ahe
la
still
a
mnrrled
woman
'
and,
therefore,
cannot
be
natural-:
Ized
In
her
own
right,
may
complete
'
her
eligibility
by
appearing
before
the
proper
authorities
and
declar-1
Ing
her
allegiance
to
the
British
j
Empire.
(5)
Where
there
Is
only
one
child
and!
the
mother
is
not
receiving
the
Pen
chall
receive
from
tbt
Mother's
Pension
Fund
a
turn
equal
to
that
paid
i
for
a
child
In
a
case
where
the
mother
I
In
receipt
of
the
Pension.
That
the
Pension
allowed
the
mother
under
this
Act
shall
not
be
reduced
or
cease
because
a
mother
has
one
or
more
children
over
the
age
of
1
sixteen
working
for
wagea,
when
the
i
wages
received
by
them
doea
not
j
exceed
the
minimum
laid
down
In
.
the
Minimum
Wage
Act.
while
there
I
1
ctllt
a
child
or
children
in
th
family
under
the
age
of
sixteen.
!
(7)
Where
a
mother
In
receipt
of
the
j
Pension
owns
her
own
home
that
there
be
no
deduction
made
In
her
',
Pension
-alio
nee
because
of
.the
s
.
i.i
v.
.IS
r.
We
favor"
trie
extension
and
enforcement
of
the
eight
hour
principle
to
all
Industries
within
th
province.
OI.H
AI1E
I'KNMONN
We
appreciate
the
fact
that
the
British
Columbia
legislature
reaffirmed
It
decision
of
last
year:
"That
the
necessary
ateps
be
taken
to
formulate
some
plan
In
conjunction
with
the
Dominion
Government
to
provide
Old
Age
Pensions
and
that
the
other
Age
Pension.
In
the
meantime
grants
should
be
made
to
aged
persons
without
i
mean
of
support.
MINIMI
M
W.USF.
ACT
(II
This
Act
should
be
amended
to
include
bay
by
substituting
"Minora"
Instead
of
"Oirl
under
eighteen."
(31
That
th
Minimum
Wage
Act
be
amended
to
prevent
Its
evasion
by
what
are
known
a
Trade
Schools
(3)
That
wa
"urge
upon
the
Government
the
vital
necessity
far
an
amendment
to
Claws
3.
Section
2.
compelling
employer
to
keep
order
posted
lu
,
conspicuous
place
in
each
room
in
j
every
establishment
In
which
em-!
ployec
affected
by
th
order
are
'
employed.
j
IKM
IWCTOKV
ACT
j
Strike
out
thaw
section
wherein
it
,
tlon).
v
:
permits
children
of
any
age
to
be
era-.
(2)
AH
compensation
to
be
based
on
rat
pj0et
to
toe
toimNI
gj
fUn
or
J
of
wage
being
paid
to
workman
at
paCting
fruit
and
the
work
incidental
j
time
of
injury.
thereto,
during
tunes
of
the
salmon
run
I
3)
In
all
case
of
dispute
on
question
cr
Vus
6f
other
class
of
flab
and;
of
physical
disability
the
workman
QUring
the
respective
fruit
seasons
j
hall
have
the
right
of
appeal
from
,
Also
strike
out
the
clause
which
re-th
decision
of
the
Board1
medical
j
j,0m
the
Itralt
upon
hour
children
!
adviser
to
an
independent
medical
;may
tenpioyrt
which
read
a
follow,
j
board
consisting
of
three
doctors
j
-provided
further
that
the
limitation
nominated
by
BE.
Medical
Society,
j
upon
thc
hours
of
labor,
the
hour
of!
The
decisions
of
such
appeal
Board
)
commencement
and
cessation
of
work.)
shall
be
final
and
binding.
.
a
see
forth
to
the
Act
ahall
net
be
ments
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
thai
the
olher
provinces
of
the
Dominion
;,4)
,ncrea
ot
compensation
from
ea
binding
ujon
tha
eaipieyer
will
follow
its
example
so
that
there
may
be
no
further
delay
in
'
'
"
I
ehua,
yimg
gin
oi
vptnsn
vmr
.....
.
.
.......
.
-
f
in
T
a
n
n
Ann
iinluhi.
of
any
i
in
the
business
or
canning,
or
curing
fish,
or
fruit
packing
within
the
time
or
time
aSorwaSoV
WEEKLV
Hoii'rtv
.ttrr
j
j
Amend
Ss.
1
definitely
setting
"I
JO
,
pm."
a
the
time,
not
later
than
which
t
!
emnlovee
mav
he
kt
mntATMl
In.!
conformity
with
sub-section
4.
Sec-
;
stead
of
the
wording
now
used
"for
not
I
lion
.
umisn
vompensaucn
aci.
i
tattr
than
one
half
how
after
1
pm
-1923,
which
read
as
follow:
.urro.MOIUI.E
INsklt
AM
E
-If
a
workman
haa
to
far
recov-j
Tist
all
automml
owner
be
com-ered
from
the
Injury
a
to
be
fit
.
pnied
to
carry
Insurance
M""t
physic
for
employment
of
a
ceruln
kind
'
or
property
tnjury
to
others,
prove
to
the
aatlsfactlon
of
the'
We
would
draw
to
the
attention
of
Judge
of
the
county
court
thst!,
Prortacial
Oovernmetit
the
urgent!
he
has
taken
all
reasonable
step
necessity
for
enforcement
of
leftttatton
j
to
obtain.
nd
ha
failed
to
Ob-
rrdlne
eiutnr
htarlltohu
on
uinmn.
'
tain,
such
employment,
and
thstbtlsw.
hi
failure
to
obtain
such
"em-!
.Ml'MflrAI.
ACT
ployment.
u
a
consequence.
whoUy'(l)
That
'legUlatlon
be
enacted
rlvina
or
mainly,
of
the
tnjury,
the
i
Judge
shall
order
that
hi
Incapacity
'
shall,
for
the
purpot.es
of
this
Act.
continue
to
be
treated
as
total
Incapacity
for
such
period,
i
snd
subject
to
such
condition,
i
right
of
review
conferred
by
this
Act."
MOTIIEKV
rKNMOXM
ACT
to
every
pertion,
male
or
female.
In
an
cities
and
municfpalttle.
who
la
a
British
subject
of
21
years
of
age
(and
to
all
from
"Wham
a
poll
tax
la
collected)
the
right
to
vote
in
all
civic
and
municipal
election.
a
may
be
provided
by
the
order.)
2
That
legislation
be
paed
prohibit-without
prejudice
however
to
the
u,.
,y
person
to
vote
In
anr
more
1
1
The
word
"Indigent"
to
be
eliminated
I
from
the
regulation
of
the
Board
j
and
the
benefits
of
the
Act
extended
!
to
all
case
where
there
are
not
adequate
means
of
support.
than
one
palling
division
in
any
elty
or
municipal
election.
(31
Legislation
abolishing
property
qua-
lflcatlon
lot
all
.elective
offices
In
cities
and
municipalities.
A
an
alternative
qualification
we
suggest
five
year'
residence
and
endorsement
by
one
hundred
and
fifty
,
ejector.
We
particularly
reauet
four
earnest
(3)
Amend
sub-clause
(21
of
Clause
2.
j
consideration
to
the
proposed
legislation
oy
aejeung
me
woros
live
nunarea
being
placed
before
thl
session,
cover-dollars"
In
the
third
line,
and
In-;
)ng
better
protection
for
public
safety
semng
me
worn
-one
moussna
whlla,
fire
apparatua
I
answering
fire
dollara,"
and
by
deleting
the
word
'
eaiU.
te
:
by
the
ft
C.
Provincial
Feder-"flfteen
hundred
dollara"
In
the
ith'.tion
Of
Firefighter.
line
and
substituting
therefor
the
.
COMMITTEES
OF
BOARD
OF
TRADE
.IHT
Kill
I
.111
IS
AN'Mlt'M'EII
W.
O.
l
LTOX,
I'ltEMhENT
IIV
The
following
standing
committee
for
ion
but
working
for
a
wage
equal
j
the
"v
lcted
by
W.
O.
or
less
than
the
minimum
wage
for
!
Ftilton.
prrsldent
of
the
Prince
Ruperj,
women
as
stipulated
In
the
"Mini-
Board
of
Trade
mum
Wage
Act"
that
the
mother
!
Membership-
O
Hanson.
J.
W.
Scott.
Cough
Caused.
Constant
Coughing
Mrs.
J).
M.
Vftlan,
Douglastovro.
X.H.,
writes:
"Two
year
ago
I
ha4
a
terrible
eM
wbir.U
aettlrd
In
my
lironrliln)
tutir
ami
rauwd
constant
ruugliiiiK.
ami
I
could
nut
sleep
day
or
night.
I
read
about
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
and
thought
I
rvould
plve
It
a
trial.
Aftir
taking
three
liottU-i
I
was
com-j'leU'ly
rUI
ot
roy
rou)rh,
and
liav
never
had
a
fold
ince.
"
"Dr.
Woml'i'
ha
en
on
tha
market
for
the
past
38
years,
and
II
timely
uw
may
nave
von
from
siifferinjr
from
soma
scrioua
brcnchial
or
lung
trouble.
Price
35c.
a
Utile,
larg
family
lire
60c
j
imt
un
only
by
Tha
T.
Milburn
,00,
Limited,
Tgrea
Q&W
Brighten
Your
Home
At
Little
Expend
BE
AUTIFUL-and
at
the
new
-
it
.elKWU
L
HoUby.
D.
Thomson.
prices-
0
its
.;r?-,
&i5s
Trade
and
Commerce
O.
W
Kicker-
in.
B.
J.
UeUlsh.
O.
O,
Stewart.
Navigation
and
Railway
P.
M.
Ray.!
.V.
H.
-Tobey.
A.
8.
Paul.
Port
r.
a.
Dawson,
J.
w
MeKlnley.
j
I
iaU.
Davie.
'
MlolBg-a.
A.
Woodland,
J.
W.
Mc-r
jCtnley.
Thea
Collart,
Dr.
W.
T.
Keitm.l
W.
Patmore.
f
FHhtrie
J.
Dybhavn.
C.
E.
Starr.
B.
E
Parkrt.
legislative
M.
OanUlea.
O.
Rorle.
P.
Scadden.
PuWIrttyJ.
Z.
Parker.
P.
Dlbb.
II.
y.
puiien.
'
v
,
.
Entertainment
b,
II.
Orme,
Q.
P.
Tinker.
D.
Q.
Psterson,
Geo.
Arnold.
J.
Fld
Strang".
"
nnsnce
O.
Borle.
B.
J.
Melllsh.
R.
Moore.'.
Freight
lUtet-C.
OjMUIs.
D.
O.
8tew-
art
Geo.
Munro,
Insurance
0'.
C.
Pateraon.
O.
Arnold.!
S.
D.
Johnston.
Civics
C.
E7llt,
8.
D.
Johnstone,
C.
'
Minns.
,
Public
Work
W.
11.
Tobey.
J.
It.
fUUbury.
J.
Ktlla.
!.
Labor
R.
F.
kcNuhton,'8.
King,
H;
tlreen.
'
Lumber
O.
A.
McMillan,
O.
McAfee,
O.
Hanson.
OrlnM.
P.
McCaffery,
F.
O.
Dawi
on.
O.
llanaon,
II.
F.
Pullen,
J.
lien-,
r.ett.
i
The
first
named
In
tich
case
ia
the
:hlrman.
.
'
.
,
'
'
.
fiOVEUNMENT
LK.UOit
ALT,"
MITICK
OK
5
AM'i.ir.Viiov
Mitt
iirr.ii
midii;
HEnEBY"jlVEN
on
NOTICE
uu(,i.
IS
ia
iic.iu.ui
unbn
that,
mai,
the
10th
day
of
February
next,
tha
deralgned
intend
to
abpfy
to
tnUc
Control
Board
for-
a
licence
ceiice
in
in
real
un-1
Liquor
,
Hanect
:
cf
premise
being
part
of
the
building
1
Known
as
seat
cov
iiotei,
situate
at
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
the
land
described
a
all
that
portion
of
Waterfront
Block
"I."
Bay
of
Prince
Rupert,
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Province
of
British
Columbia.
Map
Bil,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
and
being
mor
particularly
described
a
follow:
"Commencing
at
a
point
which
lie
In
a
atratght
line
of
bearing
north
69deg,
28.
8"
east
a
distance
of
707.30
feet
from
the
centre
of
circle
a
shown
on
aald
Plan
023,
Section
7,
thence
aoutli
Sdeg.
35"
23"
eait
a
distance
of
80
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
83deg.
24'
35"
eat
a
distance
of
100
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
Sdeg.
33'
23"
west
a
distance
of
60
feet
to
a
point,
thence
south
Bldeg.
24'
33"
west
a
distance
ot
100
fret
to
the
point
of
commencement."
for
the
sale
of
beer
b)
tha
class
or
by
the
open
bottle
for
consumption
on
the
premises.
.
DATED
thl
12th
dsy
of
January.
1027.
II.
A.
DODD.
AJ?Pi!
"(70VKKN.MENT
MQUOIt
ACT
.voTif'K
or
APPLICATION
i.iCK.Na;
I
OK
IIKKIt
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that
on
th
1st
day
of
February
next
th
under-aigned
Intend
to
apply
to
th,
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
licence
In
rsix-ct
to
premise
being
part
of
th
buildlne
known
as
Central
Hotel,
situated
at
the
corner
of
First
aim
Beventh
Street,
In
Inexpensive
Your
dealer
is
now
offering
0NG0LEUM
r.wi.i)
sim
4rt-Rugs
with
the
improved
Umger'Wcarin'
surface',
for
as
low
as
$5.7S
for
a
9
x
AiYi
foot
rujj.
Ask
to
see
the
full
assortment;
or
mail
the
coupon
below
for
a
booklet
ohow
intf
all
the
attractive
patterns
in
their
true
colors.
H
ia
To
avnid
ditaproinUng
imilalinn
mmf
Ihit
UoUStal
on
lh
ru.
.T-'
r.
T-XW'JI
'
v'v
V.:V-
VJ-
i.W
rontjok,
bold
qr-
'
S,,ee,
.
v
THE
ACME'S
FIFTH
ANNUAL
Temptation
SAlLE
Tn
maJie
our
annual
'..
k-taklnjr
pnaivr,
out
IiroVen
linen.
And
thee
prtrca
will
do
It.
fon
Sale
price
have
Leon
-till
further
reduced.
.
ii
OVKIltOATS
FOR
MEN
There
are
26
Mn
Overcoat
In
thl
lot
to
.
!
before
the
winter
in
over.
Thene
arc
all
pure
wool
jr..
cut
In'tlr
lalwt
modcla
In
anappy
deelM
for
men
n'
men.
Keirulnr
price
to
$15.00.
.
.
Temptation
Sale
Price
suits
roii
i.qvs
Thcie
are
made
of
pure
wool
matcrlnU
rrnd
come
nfzes
and
In
n
splendid
variety
of
deitn
and
color
have
two
pair
of
pant.
They
are
nil
hard
wen
ring
u
cut
to
make
any
loy
look
drccd.
Templalion
Sale
Price
5JH.II."
Acme
Importers
Termn
Strictly
Caih.
Third
Avenue
the
City
of
Print
Rupert.
Province
ol
British
Columbia,
upon
tha
land
de-1
tcrlbed
a
Lou
Eleven
(11)
and
Twelve,
(12).
Thirteen
113)
and
rourteen
(14)..
In
Block
Ten
(10).
Section
One
it).
City
ot
Prince
Rupert.
Province
ot
Brit
-1
isn
coiumoia,
according
to
a
regtiierra
msp
or
plan
deposited
In
the
Land
Reg-:
Istry
Office
at
th
City
of
Prince
Rupert
aioresam
ana
numuereu
vxi,
tor
in
sale
of
beer
by
th
glass
or
ity
the
open
1
bottle
ror
consumption
nn
tn
premme.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
thl
3rd
day
of
January.
1827.
CORA
E
BLACK.
Applicant.
LAND
ACT
NOTICK
Ol'
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
to
n.isr:
i..Mi
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District,
and
situate
at
Huston
Inlet,
yuein
Charlotte
Island.
TAKK
NOTICE
that
Robert
M,
Currl.
of
Vancouver,
HO,
occupation
flth
packer,
Intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
ol
the
following
described
land:--
Commencing
it
a'
post
planted
at
northeast
corner
about
1.000
feot
westerly
from
miner'
cabin
at
head
or
Huston
Inlet;
thence
westerly
30
clialn;
thnc
southerly
about
13
etulus;
thence
easterly
20
chain;
thence
northerly
about
12
chains,
and
containing
21
acres,
more
or
less.
ROIIERT
M.
CURItlK,
I
Applicant.
No
charRC
neenr:
M
I
L
From
Hulkley
Vnllcv
FIIHSII
mi.K
AND
Willi'
PINO
CIIKAM
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
C57
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suit
made
to
or
tier.
In
our
hop
a
low
an
f
$50
22.1
Sixth
Street
I