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The
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News
PRINCE
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
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Editor.
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and
Circulation
Telephone
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and
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Telephone
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DAILY
EDITION.
GIB
98
86
Tuesday,
Jan.
18,
1927
ANOTHER
CASE
WHERE
CHILDREN
WERE
ALONE.
Despite
many
exemplary
incidents
of
the
kind
that
had
already
occurred
this
winter,
Toronto
parents
went
out
Saturday
night
and
when
fire
broke
out
in
their
home
at
4
o'clock
Sunday
morning
four
children
of
tender
years
were
burned
to
death.
So
again
arises
a
case
that
involved
what
looks
almost
like
criminal
negligence.
In
view
of
the
multitude
of
such
occurrences
it
would
seem
time
that
statutes
were
enacted
to
provide
for
the
prosecution
of
such
people
or
if
present
statutes
cover
the
case
they
should
be
enforced.
The
practice
of
leaving
children
alone
is
becoming
too
common
and
it
has
now
come
to
a
point
where
something
should
be
done
to
prevent
it
"GOOD
OLD
TIMES"
NOT
AS
GOOD
AS
TODAV.
"People
speak,
of
the
'good
old
times'
but
they
weren't
as
good
nor
as
happy
as
they
are
today.
There
is
more
willingness
to
help
the
other
fellow
nowadays,
a
better
spirit
of
friendship,
the
standard
of
living
is
higher
and
people
generally
are
more
comfortable."
This
from
D.
Barnwell,
who
has
just
retired
as
general,
tie'
agent
in
Winnipeg
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
after
forty-four
years
of
service.
Mr.
Barnwell
recalls
the
days
when
construction
of
the
first
trans-continental
railway
was
regarded
as
a
doubtful
undertaking;
when
laying
the
steel
to
Port
Arthur
had
not
been
completed;
when
3Iain
Street
In
Winnipeg
was
a
straggling
trail,
over
which
the
bullock
carta
used
to
plow
up
to
their
hubs
in
mud.
He
mentioned
the
gala
celebration
on"
the
day
that
a
plank
sidewalk
was
laid
on
Princess
Street,
now
one
of
the-principal
business
arteries
of
the
Manitoba
capital.
Prior
to
commencement
of
construction
of
the
C.P.R.
the
white
population
form
Port
Arthur,
then
known
as
Prince
Albert
Landfrig,
to
Vancouver,
did
not
exceed
10,000
persons,
Mr.
Barnwell
referred
to
the
demonstration
that
greeted
the
arrival
of
the
first
passenger
train
In
Winnipeg.
Hundreds
of
citizens,
Including
the
mayor
and
leading
businessmen
were
at
the
small
station
when
the
train
pulled
in,
gaily
decorated
with
flags.
Cheers
followed
it
when
it
departed
on
its
historic
run
to
the
Pacific
coast.
Shortly
after
a
daily
service
was"
inaugurated,
Mr.
Barnwell
said.
FOREIGN
TRADE
STILL
GOING
UP.
v
For
the
second
successive
year
the
foreign
commerce
of
the
Dominion
will
exceed
the
$2,000,000,000
mark.
This
is
an
accomplishment
which
is
regarded
as
giving
still
further
evidence
of
the
soundness
of
Canada's
position
at
this
time,
and
reflects
not
only
the
natural
growth
of
the
country,
bu
also
the
able
manner
in
which
her
business
men
are
extending
the
world
markets
for
their
products.
The
latest
trade
statistics
available
are
those
covering
the
twelve
months
to
the
end
of
last
October.
These
serve
to
show
the
situation
virtually
as
it
exists
today.
Actual
volume
of
trade
in-the
twelve
months
was
$2,298,99.1,-820.
This
is
in
contrast
to
a
total
of
?2,07.r,S
14,989
for
the
preceding
period,,
and
with
$1,070,012,203
for
the
twelve
months
ended
In
1924.
Of
the
1926
total,
a
sum
of
$1,307,879,711
was
representative
of
total
exports,
of,
which
$1,
293,639,
1C9
was
made
up
of
Canadian
produce
ind
goods,
and,
total
imports
of
$991,114,109.
Triis
indicates
if
favorable
balance
of
trade
for
the
country
last
year
of
better
than
$302,000,000,
which
is
considerably
ahead
of
other
recent
years.
Certainly,
this
showing
both
for
total
trade
balance
is
an
encouraging
one
in
a
year
which
has
been
beset
by
a
number
of
difficulties.
Of
major
Importance
as
an
adverse
factor
against
expansion
of
Canada's
overseas
marketing
was
the
British
coal
strike,
and
the
consequent
reduction
which
it
caused
in
the
purchasing
power
of
the
English
people.
Had
it.
not
been
for
this
condition,
it
is
certain
that
the
year's
showing
wpuld
have
been
even
more
impressive
than
it
actually
has
been.
maken
OP
NESTLES
BABY
FOOD
j
The
luternatlonal
extension
program
announced
recently
by
officers
..o
the
isunreme
Lod?e
Knlehts
of
Pvthlss.
will.
set
as
a
mark
in
the
increase
of
Its
membership
under
the
general
plan
an
nounced
by
the
Supreme
Lodge
to
secure
a
twenty
per
cent
net
gain
during
the
year.
the
Supreme
Domain."
The
follo-lng
officers
mere
insUlled:
C..ncellor
Commander
M.
L.
Stepp.
Vice
Chancellor
H.
II.
Dsggett.
Msster
of
Finance
S.
Hamblln.
Master
of
Arms
W.
W.
Burkerf.
,
Keeper
of
Records
and
Seal
F.
W.
Wesch.
Master
of
Works
P.
Oarton.
Prelste
W.
N.
Hobs.
Outer
Ousrd
F.
Hsrt.
Inner
Guard
A.
Roberts.
"
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
JAXmnv
is,
1917
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prea-byterlan
church
lsst
night
satisfactory
reports
weer
read
covering
the
year's
work.
Messrs.
F.
O.
Dawson.
Oeo.
II.
Munro,
and
D.
C
.McRse
were
re-elected
as
managers
for
the
year:
A.
M.
Manson
j
was
elected
as
secretery,
while
the,
latter,
with
F.
O.
Dawson
snd
O.
It.
Naden
were
re-eleceted
trustees.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
Ntckerson,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert,
are
now
living
ln
Hamilton,
Ontario.
At
a
meeting
of
the
mining
committee
of
the
Board
of
Trade
a
resolution
moved
by
A.
C.
Oarde.
MJB
and
Don
Yelf,
one
of
the
returned
boys,
hsd
the
misfortune
to
break
his
arm
yesterdsy
while
skating.
Frank
Hart
returned
-to
the
elty
yesterday
from
a
trip
to
Portland.
It
seems
that
the
United
States
Con
gress
roust
ask
the
Courts
to
tell
Con
gress
wnst
Congress(
mesnt
when
passed
the
Volstead
Act.
It
VHB
DAILY
NEW
Tui'sdny
jf
us
'PYTHIAN
KNIGHTS
iFUR
TRADERS
i
!
HAVE
PROGRAM1
OF
DOMINION
!OMK
Of
ASPIRATIONS
OP
OUIIKI!
OlTI.INKll
IIV
ni.lXCKU.OH
'
COM.MANUKU
VAT
I
OX-A
I.
OltOAMKAllllV
t'WI.MKO
AT
UINNIPEO
UITM
MKMIIKH-
miip
ok
oxk
m
xiiiir:i
WINNIPEG.
Jsn.
18.
Pur
Osier!
from
sll
parts
of
Canada
gathered
In'
convention
at
the
Royal
Alexandra;
hitX
h"e-
rmed
themselves
Into
a
,
m
a
large
measure
.direct
the
actlvitl.s
:
;
ol
Skeena
Lodge,
according
to
Chancel-1
national
association,
which
will
be
'lor
M,
L.
Stepp.
who
was
Installed
test
known
as
the
Dominion
Fur
Trade
AS.
night
with
eight
other
officers
of
the
aoctatlon,
and
started
with
a
signed
'lodge
to
direct
the
work
of
the
Pythlsn
membership
of
more
than
100.
Work,
fraternity
In
this
city
during
the
year.
;
tng
committees
were
struck
to
draw
up
The
program
Includes
among
other
ac-
a
constitution
and
to
recommend
a
jtlvltles
a
definite
plsn
to
Increase
the
slate
or
omcers.
wmcn
win
oe
eiectea
(social
features,
quicken
Interest
In
com-
today.
Irr.unlty
service
and
to
make
a
stronger1
The
dinner
was
attended
by
200
al
appeal
to
worthy
citizens
to
become
together,
fur
dealers,
furriers,
menu-membera
of
the
Order.
The
lodze
has
facturers
and
silver
fox
dealers
of
Canada,
and
a
large
number
of
guests,
Including
prominent
fur
men
from
New1
York
and
.
other
parti
of
the
United
States.
Among
the
speakers
were
Mayor
Webb.
J.
H,
Evens,
deputy
minister
of
Commenting
on
the
outline
for
the
agriculture;
Prof.
V.
W.
Jackson,
year,
Chancellor
Commander
M.
L,
Burkholder,
of
the
Ottawa
Retail
Mer-
Stepp
said:
"The
program
Is
Intended
chants'
association:
T.
Halford,
of
the
to
make
the
lodge
a
real
factor
In
the
Edmonton
Raw
Fur
Dealers:
M.
Yew-life
of
the
community
and
to
aid
In
the
call.
Winnipeg
Fur
Auction
Sales
Cam-extension
of
the
benefits
of
fraternal
.
piny,
c
H.
French.
Hudson's
Bay
Oom-
niembershtp
by
performing
ita
share
In
Mny:
E
u
Rayner.
Montreal;
II.
Hal-
the
great
national
movement.
The
croWi
xj,,
Pal;
A.
jj.
Boyle,
Manitoba
movement
Is
supported
by
nearly
one
silver
Fox
Dealers'
Association.
The
million
members
tn
the
United
8Utes
ehalrman
WM
M.
rtnkelstein.
WlnnH
and
Canada.
We
have
over
4.400
lodges
ana
u
is
me
purpose
oi
me
program
oi
Mill
'-iseusslon
IS
STItKSEO
activity
to
make
every
one
of
these
chl.f
was
the
necedtv
lodges
the
centre
of
fraternsl
accom-
Hitherto.
for
,
AMOC.,0on.
pnsnment
m
-performing
tne
service
for
WM
out
tht
h,d
struggled
along
with
local
association.
"
to
U"!n
difficulties
which
fsced
them.
One
of
"The
Pythian
Order
now
operate'
oeUUw
will
lot-it
mM
n
rmmm
fs
a
rxtsl
mnmhaM
Hfa
....
--""-
be
-safe
and
uniform
rame
laws.-
In
.
1
.
.
.
eluding
"elimination
of
ustleas
red
are
ouuaing
ncmes.
invesunent
in
"
,
this
phsse
of
Pythlsn
endesvor
amounts
i
t
mn
I,
.
....
,nnn'
reasonable
royalties.
If
any."
The
fur
m.n
nA
,mh
w.',
i
mn
U3d.
further
to
011
upon
the
with
home
comforts.
Five
grand
domains
have
established
educational
trust
i
funds
by
which
worthy
young
men
and
;
women
are
given
opportunity
for
advanced
college
training.
Nearly
two
hundred
are
now
being
kept
In
colleges
through
loans
from
these
funds.
The
Pythian
Sisters,
the
woman's
government
to
put
Into
force
vigorous
and
scientific
policies
for
the
corner
vatlon
and
Increase
of
furtbearlng
anl
mala.
They
fsvor
encouragement
of
private
fur
farming
In
all
Its
branches
under
proper
conditions;
stimulation
of
the
public
demand
for
northern
fura:
dissemination
of
valuable
informs'
auxiliary
of
the
order
has
a
membership
I
llon
about,
the
proper
handling
of
(of
nearly
half
a
million
snd
distributes
u:
establishment
of
a
credit
service
i
annually
more
tosn
1250.000
for
the
care
I
lor
manufacturers;
arallatlen
with
(of
orphaned
children
and
for
the
com-1
British.
American
and
other
national
forts
of
the
aged
and
poverty
stricken.
associations.
Above
all
the
organize-
Mil.IT.lKY
DEPARTMENT
!
tlon
alms
"to
enable
the
fur
trade
to
-The
T0e
m
IcgWatlon
govern
military
department
Is
very
ee-in,,re
live
and
is
offering
to
the
young
mem-
m
n
throughout
Canada."
btrship
Msyor
Webb
was
surprised
that
the
a
military
training
almost
equal
i
to
that
obtained
In
barracks
mslntaln-1
industry
did
not
already
hare
a
td
by
the
various
ststes,
(Dominion
association.
He
thought
it
"The
Insurance
department
has
cele-'
necesnsry
becsuse
of
the
adverse
brated
1U
forty-ninth
birthday
by
mov-
i
conditions
under
which
the
trade
oper-
I
lag
into
its
new
home
office
building
in
'
td
ln
provinces
other
than
Manitoba
Indlanspolls,
Indiana,
located
os
the
'
Mr
Evans
stressed
the
value
of
service
war
memorial
plaza.
This
branch
of
the
j
M
co-operstlon.
order
has
distributed
over
160.000.000
w
UIJJ.IBll..
.
fc
,1
ilC.l
I
J
.
100.000
members
snd
Insurance
for
home
I
protection
amounting
to
over
1120.000.-
000.
"In
every
respect
the
financial
con-1
dltion
of
the
order
1
gratifying.
Thej
objeotives
of
other
lodges
over
iMORE
POLICE
IN
VICTORIA
subordinate
lodges
distributed
last
year
i
1.709,000
for
relief.
Tte
assets
of
grand
j
ri(K.sf:
IV
rr.KSOXXM.
KITOM-and
subordinate
lodges
U
over
30.0O0.-i
jiexiikii
HV
C
IIIKf
JOIIV
I
UV
000,
a
gain
of
over
1)14,000
for
the
N
.XXI
'
.tl,
KEI'OIlT
year,
and
In
1B2
sixty-six
lodges
built
j
tbelr
own
homes
costing
more
than
8.-
VICTORIA.
Jan.
18.
That
the
police
000.000.
Our
lodge
ln
adopting
this
pro-1
force
be
increased
by
an
additional
alx
gracj
will
take
definite
steps
to
carry
j
men.
and
that
a
fifteen
per
cent
in-
met
out
1
ithe
Vvo
AttlaMlUu
v
V
crease
ln
pay
be
granted
all
members
of
the
police
department,
as
the
present
rste
of
pay
U
tar
below
that
of
police
forces
in
surrounding
cities,
were
two
recommendations
made
by
Chief
of
Police
John
Fry
ln
his
annual
report,
presented
to
the
City
Police
Commission
Chief
Fry
told
the
commission
that
six
additional
men
were
required
on
the
force
in
order
o
give
more
protection
on
the
11
pw.
to
7
am.
relief,
covering
an
outlying
district
which
needed
better
protection
than
could
be
given
with
the
present
force
in
the
manner
ln
which
it
is
divided.
In
supporting
the'
proposal
(of.
fifteen
per
ceAi
jlnctease
flri
pay
for
all
members
of
the
force.
Chief
Fry
said
that
In
order
to
attract
good,
honest,
straightforward
men
to
take
up
the
work
of
the
police
department.
It
was
necessary
"that
we
ahould
be
able
to
offer
them
the
best
conditions
and
remuneration
possible."
THEN
VANCOUVER
TALKS
ABOUT
OUR
LITTLE
OLD
TOWN
.
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
18.-
Astonishment
was
reflected
In
the
faces
of
msny
on
the
downtown
streets
when
a
msn
attired
In
the
gart
of
a
Swiss
Alpinist
sailed
north
on
Hamilton
Btreet,
between
I
fetider
and
HssUngs
Streets,
on
a
lone!
seconded
by
Oeorge
Frlzcell,
wss
unsnl-1
Plr
of
skin
Two
stsffs
sufficed
to
mously
passed
commending
the
course
'
propel
him
subsequently
over
the
more
'
of
the
Minister
of
Flnence
in
promot-!
level
sections
of
downtown
streets,
and
Ing
the
refining
of
Csnsdlsn
ores
In;"'
moved
along
with
speed
enough
to
Canada.
-
Mrs.
F.
McB.
Young
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
McMulltn
will
have
charge
of
the
Red
Cross
ssle
this
week.
Quickly
Banish
the
WORST
COUGH
If
BRIGHTEN
YOUR
HOME
in
Tin:
i:T.m:
ok
john
(iitKi.r.s
uivnt.t
Autliorltnl
.tMlfnoe.
NOTICX
IS
HEftSBY
OIVEX
that,
.ohn
Charles
Oavlgan.
the
City
of
rrtnee
nunert.
tn
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
formerly
carrying
on
business
s
nuperx
jsoie
ouppiy
company
ana
universal
Trading
Couipsny.
did.
on
the
3tb
dsy
of
January.
1827.
make
an
authorized
assignment
of
all
his
property
.or
the
benefit
of
his
creditors,
and
-.hat
H.
F.
MacLeod.
Esq..
Olflctal
Re-elver,
has
appointed
tne
to
be
custodian
nf
the
estate
of
the
debtor
until
the
urn
meeting
of
creditors.
Notice
la
further
given
that
he
first
.ueetmg
of
creditors
in
the
above
estate
will
be
held
at
the
office
of
the
Official
Keceiver,
Court
House..
City
of
prince
Rupert
aforesaid,
on
'the
.241b
day
of
January.
1937.
at
eleven
o'clock
In
the
forenoon.
To
entitle
yod
to
"voce
thereat
proof
tf
your
claim
must
be
lodged
with
me
before
the
meeting
is
held.
Proxies
to
be
used
at
the
'meeting
aust
be
lodged
with
me
prior
thereto.
Aur
further
tske
notice
that
tf
you
have
any
elslm
against
the
debtor
for
which
you
are
entitled
to
rank,
proof
oi
sucn
claim
muii
do
iuea
wun
me
r
with
the
truitee
when
appointed:
otherwise
the
proceeds
of
the
debtor's
estate
will
be
distributed
arnont
ths
parties
entitled
thereto
without
rrgsrd
to
your
claim.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
BC.
this
10th
day
of
January'.'
1837.
JOHN
U
CHRISTIE.
Custodian.
THE
IIANKKUITCY
ACT.
IN
TUB
EHTATK
Of
lir.NUV
KOItr.KTH,
Authnrlreil
lgiior.
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
OIVEN
that,
Henry
Roberts,
of
the
town
of
Port
Clements,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
did
on
the
4th
day
of
January,
1027,
make
an
authorized
assignment
oi
all
his
property
for
ths
benefit
of
his
creditors
and
that
II.
F.
MacLeod,
Esq.,
official
receiver,
has
appointed
me
to
be
custodian
of
the
estate
of
the
debtor
until
the
first
meeting
of
creditors.
'
Notice
Is
further
given
that
the
flrat
meeting
of
creditors
In
the
above
estate
win
oe
neid
at
tne
on
ice
of
the
Official
Receiver.
Court
House.
City
of
Prince
Rupert
aforesaid,
on
the
31st
dsy
of
January,
1027,
at
eleven
o'clock
In
the
forenoon.
To
entitle
you
to
vote
thereat
proof
of
your
claim
must
be
lodged
with
me
before
the
meeting
is
held.
Proxies
to
be
used
at
the
meeting
must
be
lodged
with
me
prior
thereto.
And
further
tske
notice
that
at
such
meeting
the
credltora
will
elect
the
permanent
trustee,
Aur
further
take
notice
that
If
you
have
any
claim
against
the
debtor
for
which
you
are
entitled
to
rank,
proof
of
such
claim
must
be
filed
with
me
or
with
the
trustee
when
appointed;
otherwise
the
proceeds
of
the
debtor's
estate
will
be
distributed
among
the
parties
entitled
thereto
without
reusrd
to
your
clslm.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
DC,
thts
lot
ft
day
of
January,
1837.
ALEX.
CONNON,
'
Custodian.
r
i
a
i
-
r
1
LI
1
Ii-C
CAHKNCt
.
.
.
.
4
'OL
A
new.
loncr-wcarinM
surface.
al
substantially
reduced
Prices
"
R
V
I
l
B
1
!
II
DEMAND
8
11B
Congolcum
dealers
tlirouj-hout
Canada
are
now
able
to
olTcr
the
well-known
4rt-Rugs
at
new
low
price
levels.
Persian,
Chinese,
Oriental
and
domestic
patterns,
rich
in
bright,
cheerful
colorings,
are
all
substantially
reduced
to
the
low
prices
here
shown.
Ask
your
dealer
to
hov
you
the
complete
assort
ment
of
attractive
patterns
at
thee
lnv
oricc.
9x12
feet.
Formerly
517.25
Now
$15.50
9xl0H
M
"
"
15.25
13.60
9x9
"
"
M
13.00
11.75
9x
?H
44
"
10.75
M
9.75
9x6
"
"
M
8.75
7.75
Other
sites
are
tlo
rrJucrJ
in
price.
Longer
Wear
Congoleunt
is
now
maJc
Hith
an
Improved
fonger-ircarnf
urfcr
that
will
ensure
years
of
salitfactory
wear.
CoscotrUM
Canada.
-
Limited
-
Mostrml
.ttraet
the
attention
"of
any
motorcycle
oilce
officer.
Ten
and
a
half
Inches
of
snow
fell
here
..
UUrty-ais
hours
at
the
end
of
the
.ek.
The
man
mho
lies
shivering
In
bed
because
he
hasnt
the
nerte
to
get
up
'or
another
blanket,
is
a
bom
failure.
T1IK
HANKKUPTCY
ACT.
(ONGOLEUM
'
COLO
ItAL
y
J
Do
Not
be
Misled!
You
uU
knuw
ftnulnt
CtMiidnm.
uiih
tit
litifHutvtl
oncer
Msrarj-j
lurjat
by
tU
GtJJ
Sal
aftcl
to
it
tutocr
oj
eviri
Riif.
Thts
6:J
S.-al
It
your
giMrunltv
tij
latitfaitkm
TliUtoupon
entitles
u
loa
booW-
all
ihc
aitraiive
paiurns
in
their
i
'I
f?
Congoleum
Carudi
Limi-.td,
1270
SL
Tatrkk
Street,
McatreaU
Send
roe
without
coat
or
el
j
a
copy
of
your
latest
p-
'en
)
entitled
"Brighten
Your
Home
Conjoienm
Gold
Seal
Aft
Rats.
Name
Address
City
Pro
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
TIIK
DAINTIEST
IIHEAhTAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
ly
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
l&
Prlrirt?
Rupert,
RC
WATER
NOTICE
im
r.KxioNASi
I'm:
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Robert
M.
Turrie.
whose
addrerf
11
1418
8th
Ave.
West.
Vancouver.
B.C..
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
use
fifty
gallons
minute
of
water
out
of
small
creek,
ett
nnsmed,
which
flows
southerly
and
drains
Into
Huston
Inlet.
QC
Islands,
about
1.000
feet
westerly
from
miner
cabins
at
bead
of
Huston
Inlet.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
about
200
feet
from
snore
line,
passing
through
twenty-four
acre
applied
for
under
lease,
and
will
be
used
for
Industrial
purposes
upon
the
land
described
as
applied
for
to
lease
at
head
of
Huston
Inlet,
Moresby
Island.
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
on
the
Oth
day
oi
December.
18J8.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
application
fursusnt
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act,
014,"
will
be
filed
in
the
office
of
tlx
Water
IUoorder
at
Prince
Rupert.
U.t
Objections
to
the
application
may
be
filed
lth
the
said
water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Right.
Parliament
liulldlnga,
Victoria,
lie.
within
thirty
day
alter
the
first
ap-
prarance
01
inn
nonce
in
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
of
the
first
publication
Is
December
20.
1020.
ROBERT
M.
CUHRIE,
LAND
ACT
.N'OTIfE
OF
INTr'ffoN
TO
APPLY
TO
TO
l.l.ASK
LAMt
Tn
Prlnc
ltnrtpt
I
mnA
nmitna
im.
trtct,
and
aituate
at
Huston
Inlet.
Queen
vnanouv
iiianas.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Robert
M.
Currle.
of
Vancouver,
BC,
occupation
fish
Daeker.
Intend
tn
.nr.t
ti,r
1..
n
the
following
described
lands:
uommencing
at
a
post
planted
at
Dartheuat
earner
ahnut
I
ftv
rt
...
.
terly
from
miners'
cabins
at
head
of
Hujton
Inlet!
t)im
Mi.trt,
4.1
chains;
thence
southerly
about
12
cf.alns;
c!rii
u
cuains;
wienee
northerly
about
12
chstns,
and
containing
2t
acres,
more
or
less.
ROBERT
M,
CUrUllE,
Applicant.
NewSupplies
of
Mens
Clothing
arriving
rfjrulnrly
For
Prices
nnd
()unllly
Don't
Forget
Montreal
Importers
1
nun
jittiiuc
J.
II.
.Miller
Froprltlof
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suits
macje
to
or-
(trtf
der.
In
our
iihop
us
row
as
list
"
223
Sixth
Street