oTin
In
r
i.il
''Kit
MTI(T.
in
NOTICE.
N'OTI'K
,
I
r.i.i
:ii'j!iton
,1
"re
or
hi
by
iiy
.rr
near
JOHN
""
miners'
Hi,
lllir
1
1
River
NOTICE.
4,
1028
I
hat
an
application
Parliament
o!
Cnn-
thereof
for
mi
.-.enfiHiii
p
irfltlon
of
a
company
i
Alberts.
Pear
KUer
a-
company,
or
such
...,y
be
given,
to
cou-c
i
railway
aa
follows
:
.it
11
point
at
or
near
,
.1
bridge;
thence
In
a
mi
to
a
point
at
cr
of
McLeod;
thence
Northerly
In
a
direction
.1
to
the
Calgary
and
,
ui
the
Canadian
Pari-:
point
at
or
near,
the
.
thence
Northerly
and'
i
.,ii;ury
and
v
Edmonton
:
t
or
neff
Lacombe
v
to
a
point
at
or
near
Its
ATER
NOTICE
HHMtsioN
AM)
I
SG
Ni'MCE
that
Robert
M
Hlress
la
141ft
Hth
Ave.
B
C
will
applv
f;
r
a
iiul
use
20
000
Kl!n
'r
out
of
small
irrrK
i
;lows
southerly
an-1
in
Inlet.
Q(.
Island
westerly
fr
nn
iiii:r'
1
Huston
Inlet
Th.
ed
from
the
stream
r
200
feet
from
shore
"UKii
twenty-lour
seres
-r
icaae.
and
will
be
il
purpose
upon
the
upplted
for
to
lease
iiiiti.ii
Inlet.
Moresby
ported
on
he
eround
:
December
1937
A
e
and
an
nDPlicai-
Jii
I
Title
No.
0M
1
to
I-ot
'
ix
ig.
Bloc
nlnete.
ii
'
x
((.
i
Title
No.
101!
to
1
'
'een
(171
and
eighteen
enty-lx
i36.
Section
f
Title
No
amni
to
tot
it"
Block
ten
(10).
Src-
n
'ix'rt
Map
B33
of
los
of
the
I-ANl)jCT
'nJkntTos
to
of
abote
.tri'LY
l
and
DUtrnt.
Land
Reoord-"f
Telearanb
Oreak.
and
"k'
northaMat
mttM
m.Aum
rnti
im
nt
hMH
nt
thence
heny
about
iu
chains:
i
i
-
halns:
thence
not-1
,,hlns.
and
containing
num-itr
M
fTTmwrP!
I
rio
a-id
to
the
'
Water
Act."
roan
ni
in
th
nffi
of
tne
Prince
P'ipert.
Br
'i-
appllcatlun
msy
be
.iid
Water
Recorder
or
:
Her
of
Wster
Righti.
i
'
Id
nga.
Victoria.
IC
iiy
sftor
the
firs',
sp-'ioMc
In
a
local
nrws-
'.f
the
first
publication
'i
1
31
ROBurr
m
etnuue.
Applicant
T-
ltf'JD
Waterfront
Whiffs
Hunting
Trips
W.,t,,front
buBlneM
p.dfdilp
in
reat
atyle
durl.,K
the
past
K
Hfcftrt-
0n
Thurridy
T?
ftrnoon,
when
U
vvi,in
A
1
fit
hl
We
ca,U
erywh.r
there
w..
hus-
,
t
and
bustle
that
it
ooTl
was
tj
Rafter
the
season
of
quiet.
The
dealers
are
happy
in
the
ireneralniimnHnn
nt
.,'
!.
!
at
or
near
the
city
iihniK
interests
are
looking
forward
to
th
ntnin
f
moo
tne
nw
ieaiiDie
with
iki.
i
"
",c
"
Hfca!,,'n
w'th
...
,ng
tw
tight
hank
of
uual
unquenchable
optimism.
If
thinirs
nine
cn
.
'
m,r"lh"
hence
look
half
as
brirtit
as
thev
,ln
nm
u
,m
ulL.
t.
'!
junction
"""i
v
mil
nave
lytcii
-
i
i
fiV
ne
uccertul
enough
season.
Much
stock
in
the
way
of
equipment
f
Qrande
Qrande
and
r
H
ittinnHjM.
aupplles
ha
h..
been
.
.
Town
Of
the
maviiw
mir
.nH
Vrovinet
of
Alberta:
,,,,..,.
,
.
westerly
through
the,
"'"'"'
omt
c'
'
reported
to
i.i
a
point
at
or
near
1"V"'
been
fairly
free.
On
the'
other
'
auaum"
KiHum
.'I..II;
ol
i':iur
miicl,
v...,.
k.
Province
of
British
,
.int
at
or
near
Orande
s
rth
Westerly
direction
,
r
near
Pouoe
Coupe
in.
nt
at
or
near
Potior
,:'h
Westerly
direction
:
near
Hudson's
Hope
K.ver;
thence
la
a
gen--
ly
and
Westerly
dl-.
i.i
Westerly
bv
the
.nte
through
the
Pine
n'
or
i.ear
the
Towi.
i.
Province
of
British
,.
head
of
Portland
i
t
at
or
near
Hudsr.nV
l.aie
River
In
i
indirection
to
a
point
a'
v:.iw;
thenoa
In
a
Nor-ii
to
a
point
at
or
near
.i
and
tbenoe
Northerlv
the
right
bank
of
the
'
r
near
its
Intersection
r'ncrn
bounds
ry
of
the
rta.
,
u..y
being
declared
to
.
:
.il
benefit
of
Canada.
-''
the
raid
Ccmpany
t
d
icks
and
hotels
and
i
vessels
and
to
collect
ipti
snd
telephone
mes-.ili'
,
t
i
file
upon
ana
er
sites
and
to
(tener-ii
t
tier
energy
and
to
dis-,
plui
from
and
coin
-!
.r
the
said
Company
'o
i
respect
of
the
sa:.l
.
i
an
amount
not
e-I'h
jusand
I
40
"GO
txi
.
'
i
r
the
prairie
Mftion-.
suty-flve
Th
;uaan
l
fr
the
rii'Uiiil:i
C.ty
of
EdmDn'jn.
.n
:
Alberta,
thm
4ih
u.iy
'
:
1038.
1
STTWART
CLAHK
i
hall
of
'.he
Api:ants.
Bury,
'
itors.
wtc.,
n
k
of
Totonto'
Bldz
.
Alberta'.
,
..
.
.
,
Vhrua
;nii,
i.ut
iii
the
strength
of
the
sea-
returns
and
It
will,
no
doubt,
take
.
lot
of
the
boys
time
to
nn
me
present
outlay.
However,
in
said
where
there
life
there
hope
and
nn
there
la
plenty
of
i;fe
hope
are
nlvj
abundsnt.
fhe
neat
thing
will
be
-e
'nem
materialize
at
as
early
-
ci.
.
m
p-iBMbie
Certainly,
the
1928
Ih:
p.rl
U
!i
.
F.Mthop.
engine
for
a
new
trot
t'fd
pleasure
with
the
manner
In
his
'hip
wan
run
died,
exception.
iv
iinnniTR
Capt.
Oraaf
HI
KV
tT
KKTrillKAN
V-t.rci.!
.:
to
w
rd
received
from
Ket-i
h.k.ni
tii.-rr
Is
s
busy
soene
at
tbe
varl-.
iiif,uarters
where
halibut
men
.
I't.T
hrie
days
in
preparation
for
.
.
t
.iimn
'
In
one
store
where
-
.mil
fixherrr.eii
ere
assembled,
how-r.r:
It
developed,
on
Inquiry,
that
all
wu
n.-t
velut"
there.
Pt-
imtanre
one
skate
of
gear
casta
il
.ii.iudii.
gaitg.n.
twine,
ancbore.
tmuy
kec
and
llghu.
flags.
,
.bamboo
v
v
f.KHt.
rope,
ground
lino,
oorka.
,
f
ii
ihe
larger
boat
a
maximum
of
SO
..kales
of
gsar
aie
carried
Por
a
six
:
b
at
2000
fath
ma
of
buoy
line
i.
inert.
ro:iist:ni;
if
II
coils,
and
each
rg!
'.i
ts
S1250
n.'.'en
under
the
moat
favorable
con-!
n
.
t
,
i.
a
Kkat;
of
near
does
not
last
.
..,..t-
'.ha-
a
few
m.-nths.
and
besides.
ii-
tisiursl
wear
and
tear
of
th
gear.
It;
I
;t
by
catching
cbtnictlona
on
the
t.ituun
and
during
sudden
atom
An-!
!hr
considerable
Item
of
expense
Is!
Lot
IS,
Block
13.
Section
a
I.AM)
ACT
Ntiril
K
Of
INTENTION
TO
,11'PI.V
TO
M
H'IIAr
I.AMI
!
In
Range
6
Und
Recording
District
of
!
Prince
Rupert,
and
"""at
at
the
nor-therly
end
of
Teleirrsph
Passive.
Skeena
River
.
..
t
TAKE
NOTICB
insi
J
n
bl'iii
40
miu
w,MZi
f
...
.
t,
nr
nrcuDatlon
salmon
can
't
Am
mil'.
n
shout
laai
nonut
Ui
VHU'li".
r
.
.
.
10
west
net
intend
to
apply
lor
permission
;
ttag.
Tio'
north
.
purchass
the
following
a'XJ
'n.
.
NWICE
that
I.
John
in
Alfrsd
AJ,e-l
I
'
northwest
JSSSSi
oommen.'ina
corV'r
corner
si
of
oftl.
Lot
21.
Range
Range
--
5,
a,
.
anM
.
.
u
35
chains
chain.
east:
tU
thence
10
un!,.
n.1";,'y
Atlln,
CD
:
thence
4
1
111
1
"i
Trannsr
Trapper.
Ikims
Intend
to
.niM
apply
,
chains
nnrth
north,
more
more
or
or
less,
less,
to
to
high
high
water
water
fii,J
!
anutherlv
along
high
"'"'
of
t,
ZLZK-Z
tH.nra
iwit,"'
mark
to
the
point
of
commence-
'w'k
,,t
a
r.t
m.nt
.
th
mrTt
?d
cnntainlnj
50
acres,
more
or
,r':iATf,t
rr.!
,
,
rJCV
Pui
ai
tnrn
men
1,1
i-"t
"f,t?d
taltt.
out
less
,
im-ft
,.
h
,
nr
the
mouth
of
Wan
i
,',!.,i'!!"f
,on
m
woat;
thence
"
ii
,
'
"unce
on
mue
oast:
40
,na
MnUinln
J
H.
TODD
BON8,
LTD.
Applicant.
Dated
December
13th.
IW7
'
ALnutO
UnSUIDX.
.
t
.....
."
'
'In
the
Matter
'"t.MJ
ACT
1
Act;
and
rwrllon
Indfh'oii
quired
i
"
l
v
hlertin-
of
the
Admlnl'trstlon
""Wit
UM?1""
T0
APPLY
TO'
Tl
'n
.Kr.ak.DjmmjrjI.
'tiXZ
Intestate
in
'n,.-
...
innr.
in-i
.i....
"'"
Un
Recording
Dl-
Honor.
"ni
r
M-n
L'""'"''
i
i
r.nt
HtonTnTttVum
of
J.nui
r.
McB.
Young.
arv.
A
D.
lw".
"Kr"""-
Admlnlstrator
of
tr
esve
.
-
Robert
M.
Ourrte.
!
Johan.n,
otherwise
known
.m.,1,.
-WWHwI011
1
1ft
II
aiR"J-
,
,,
L(,
atssafvlss
s.
a
I
..ma
aUIstlllML
III"
'mi
."""
.
.:,
,.
rtirnian
jumr
'tiiiiK
r
"1r,o
lahd:
I
are
hereby
reiiuiiT..
"r";
"l
verl
led.
to
me
...
w
Panted
at
properly
,,L.,!"JD,"
'
WW
feet
wea-1
1st
risv
dsy
or
mini.
"
Tim
-."
Hi,,
urn
nun
ih
I.
,rl
h'A
lt
h.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
3(th
duy
ol
January.
A
I
rubber
goods--boote,
slickers
and
storm
clothing
Then,
of
course,
there
U
the
bait,
the
food,
fuel
and
a
lot
of
other
Incidentals.
catch
UD
-...hi
urn
wnicn
is
Jr.
Preparing
for
the
season
J.
B.
Penning.
ton
who
re
ently
returned
to
Ketchikan
from
Seattle
learned
that
Martin
Nekton
was
building
a
new
boat.
He
sold
tne
June
to
a
Yakima
man
who
bought
It
i
for
his
son
t
no
halibut
fishing.
"
"l
en.m;
up
with
as
much
ac-
'
Amx-''a
A
,
"
..
and
as
general
promise
a.
ha.
-.s:,n
of
JhepMt
,
having
built.
OleKdwardewnib.
th:'
skipper.
He
formerly
owned
tbe
I'rlnce
Rupert
Boat
House
re-the
J-ile
d
i
ring
the
week
of
an
rresH
which
has
been
sold
to
Ray
D,
Young
and
J.
Ihaac.
Oeorge
Khler
is
having
a
1M
borfte
ling
boat
which
-
being
bulit
at
Wark.
"
T,.
"T,
P
TO8'D"
CaUjll
Installed
in
the
Chelsea.
Among
the
boats
now
In
Ketchikan
Capt
araaf
and
officers
of
the
Swe-
'
sh
itriln
snip
Saoland.
which
Is
In
;
.r;
fading
cargo
at
the
local
eleva-tjr.
are
being
given,
a
royal
welcome
by
In
Prince
Rupert
community
of
Sean-clmaiii.iH
Entertainment
In
their
h
irur
included
s
m
itar
drive
around
the
iiv
'
.day
to
see
the
slghU
while
to-
niKht
they
will
be
guests
at
a
dinner
getting
ready
for
the
fishing
season
are
the
Muiia.
Senator,
Democrat,
Anna
J,
I
Radio,
Arctic.
Yellowstone,
Oyjay.
Charlotte.
Sentinel.
Yukon.
Ill
CUD.
Slrlus.
Visitor.
Thor.
Defense,
.
Caspar.
Suspense.
The
selneboats
Zanardl.
Capt.
Robert
Oimmoii,
and
Axunt.
Capt.
Ole
Skeg.
held
in
th-
Central
Hotel
The
oc"
""S10
ouring
ine
past
weec
)!and
I
one
f
the
b.gfrst
and
bestlln
lnlMU,lve
Proapectlng
for
barring
but
1
'
th,re
has
bren
ol
paring
whea.
that
has
yet
no
sign
the
s.t,d
Pr.nre
Hupe.n
It
u
expected1"
c0,n:n
a
local
water
alia'
;
,bouh
"
u
now
du-
HPoru
rom
,he
will
be
n-ady
to
sail
early
next
Ali,'lt
10
tn
e,,ect
ttM
nelUl'
.
us
A
quick
,:
was
dane
In
lining
th
run
tbel
to
daU
beau
exten-..iiei!
very
..
-el
and
the
grain
u
now
being
:
int
.
her
hnld
with
the
dlspstch
:
,1T''
The
appearance
of
the
run
I
expected
I
.h.ch
v
the
loci
ruin
pUnt
lurt
;
,nd
l)0,wd
for
""lj.
Should
It
Vi.
ring
d-tinctmii
Every
master
who
not
mrl,M
"
horU-
thaw
may
!Dadd
wheat
here
thW
season
ha.
oe
some
problem
a
to
halibut
bait
at
the
opening
of
the
season.
The
run
should
start
before
that
time,
however,
unless
It
la
exceedingly
late.
Capt.
Paul
Armour,
manager
of
th
BAT
Towage
at
Lighterage
Co..
la
about
to
have
a
"sanctum
sanctorum''
all
of
his
own.
Kezt
to
the
living
quartet
on
the
company
dock,
the
shod
which
formerly
stood
on
the
concern's
temporary
float
hat
been,
placed
and.
under
the
hand
of
Pot
Anderson.
Is
now
be-Irg
prepared
Inside
for
offtee
quarters.
MIII7.!
m.-Ul!
The
3-4
h.p.
Oardaer
engine,
formerly
In
the
provinatal
police
beat
Aalanac
and
purchased
by
Sid
Anderson
for
hi
new
and
eommodloua
pleasure
boat,
la
now
being
tuuod
up
In
a
abed
adjoining
the
Imperial
Machine
Works
and
auunds
lib
it
should
be
ready
for
Installation
any
time.
In
giving
tne
machine
a
thorough
overhaul.
Std
had
timely
and
expect
isstetane
from
a
friend
who
formerly
worked
la
tfce
makers'
factory
In
Manchester.
Bagtand.
When
Std
gets
hh
boat,
tbe
selected
name
of
wnleh
Is
still
a
mystery,
in
operation
there
will
be
few
craft
tn
thla
II
Us
oka
harbor
able
to
chase
It
for
It
is
expected
that
It
will
turn
up
a
speed
of
some
twelve
or
thirteen
mile
an
hour.
NOTK
E.
The
fact
that
the
geese
were
flying
'
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
so
low
and
hit
it
may
possibly
account
Am
ti
-n
at
the
Provincial
Government
tb
(kct
JatuMJ
wilson
lost
his
r.,.in
Hmtse.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
on;
.
.
.
.
(
Title
No.
24471
to
lot
Uontil1
January
SOth.
IBM.
at
2
o'clock
gun
overooara
ai
Big
tsay
last
sunoay.
'4)i
forty-four
(44)
and
m
the
afternoon,
the
Mluwing
loUi
!
While
Johnny
asserts
that
be
merely
gat
4
'
B1?fk
lwnlJ.
I-"1
wjck
act
i
!
excited
and
dropped
it.
other
members
'
tsass
w
tar,
viJ
we
i.i
DlUCn
"sjr.
i
of
the
party
wwrs
evidently
not
uaaa-
.m
it,
nu.
r-itv
nl
Prince
Ruoert,
B.C.;
imous
in
annmirtlnsi
his
version
at
the
!,'
'.'
"tR!
T'rm:
c"h
,n
fuU
,t.iL,nK
..i
Slatory.
In
any
case,
the
musket
was
lost
'
hereby
xlv.n
that
1
thVwequai
annual
ln,talmmu
will,
In-1
but
not.
however,
before
Joftrmy
bad
I
,
j-r-.,;
'
Miratlon
of
one
month
teiest
on
the
defeneii
payment
at
th.
;
tskon
nM
bonker,
allegedly
by
Jalttlbg
ki
The
qallbut
boat
Watxjsh,
flapt.
Bmla
"i
me
lira
piionration
vrale
of
8'
per
annum
me
wtoh
unn.
between
the
eras
with
the
MUttuvwd'
Of
provi.ionat
OartlUcaU
of
i
ur
be.
10.00
addliiou.U
,
.
Lw-r
TL.T
f
k!
of
Hee
BrtW4fTr
ThougB
some
of
his
nach
of
th
said
lost
ui.,Jm.
Mw
lass
efterwd
for
unless
in
the
meantime
mn,
be
seen
.it
the
office
of
the
Oovern-1
friends
thought
that
a
gun
would
be
no
"
to
any
be
made
to
me
,.,
AwI.t.
'mors
the
Prl,,NrP'Nr'
AB
ATT
gxod
to
Johnuy
anyhow
as
'
"
Und
Registry
Office
i
O
.vernment
Agent
season
was
nearly
ended,
better
counsel
'
bc.
thla
3rd
January.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert.
Bt
II
P.
MacLROD.
RegJvirar
of
Title
1
January
I8in.
ivia
33
taken
and
the
weapon
retrieved
when
the
tide
went
out.
Neat
season,
however.
Johnny
is
resolved
that
a
dip
net
will
do
)ust
as
successful
hunting
at-
a
shotgun
If
the
geaae
com
back
tn
ii-
abundant
quantities
as
they
were
.in
this
occasion.
Members
of
the
party
were,
besides
Johnny,
Jnck
and
Jos
Lindsay,
Don
Crwrar.
Dave
McCullooh
and
Jim
Bacon.
The
trip
was
made
on
the
Irene
L.
and
the
bag
consisted
of
seven
geese
and
some
forty
ducks,
which
was
not
so
bad
even
If
these
boys
never
did
BUM
a
practice
all
season.
Boat
on
the
Ward
Ways
during
the
oast
week
have
Included
the
halibut
boats
Marguerite.
Verna
and
D.C.P.
Work
Is
proceeding
at
the
dry
dock
on
the
putting
in
of
new
footings
for
the
big
50-ton
crane,
one
leg
of
which
mm
Their
teeth
sr.
of
a
twjh
new
which
makes
them
holJ
their
keen
cutting
edge
urw
"SB4
fikttX
PAG2
nva
was
found
recently
to
be
settling.
Preparatory
to
the
underwater
work,
a
cofferdam
la
being
put
down
Involving
pumping
and
diving
operations.
The
diving
work
haa
been
curled
out
by
the
B.C.
Towage
It
Lighten
Co
The
new
thirty-two
foot
trolling
boat
built
at
the
old
marine
wsys
at
Eea!
Cove
for
Stenar
TorgeUon
is
now
near-tag
completion.
and
12-18
h
p.
Acadia
engine
hi
been
purehaaed
from
the
Ward
Electric
St
sjipply
Co
for
lnataila-tftm
therrtlt
Tbe
boot
should
be
ready
In
about
a
rftttftMl
time
for
the
early
trolling
season.
.
JiObWt
Ward
a
CM
order
a
1J-18
h.p.
AeaitJa
englae
wfclotj
will
be
installed
In
his
pleasure-
baat
Donsniia.
replaeing
la
hp.
PAtinery
Cellvery
should
be
wad
rtwb
the
mWdle
of
March.
The
Mw
rn0UylUf6nlderably
Increase
the
speed
of
the
Bsianjut
In
time
for
the
heavy
demands
of
tne
yachting
season.
The
ballbut,
boat
Yule
and
Zero
are
off
the
tlpetett"
way
where
they
have
been
undtrfdtnf
oopper
painting.
A
new
Ford
engine
is
being
Installed
at
UU
lipaett
float
under
the
direction
of
Kenny
food
In
the
Dlgby
island
pleasure
boat
Victory.
.
Having
brought
ttketr
plledrlver
and
equipment
in
daring
the
week
from
Port
Simpson
Whet
tney
have
been
engaged
for
th
past
month
or
more
in
wharf,
rafcuudlag
wk,
John
Currle
&
Son
are
now
pr(iartng
to
move
the
outfit
to
Bella
Bella
wntre
they
have
been
awarded
anotfcer
oorract
by
the
federal
department
of
public
work
for
wharf
re&ttifirt
at
the
Indian
village.
PUes
from
tVe
ofd
euarantlne
wharf
at
Dlgby
lalatxl,
which
Is
gradually
being
taken
dkrwn,
will
be
used
oa
the
work,
Tne
Salvage
Princess,
which
brought
the
pfJad
riser
is
trem
Port
Simpson,
win
likely
tow
It
oa
to
Bell
Bella,
aa
well
a
the
pe
m
alsovt
a
aeek's
Ume
a
toon
at
they
can
be
taken
out
and
rafted.
Tbe
BeHa
Bella
job.
n
la
estimated,
will
take
about
ate
weeks
to
complete.
NOT
KKUNKi;i).
ANYHOW
One
gags
d
otie
duck
ts
no
bag
to
be
sneared
at,
eagvecially
when
tbey
take
ss
mesh
pstM
and
so
many
sleep-Ism
hours
to
get
as
It
did
Doug.
Stork.
Harbor
Master
aOfert,
oie
Rolag
and
Chief
Wlreims
Operator
H.
D.
Tee
i
Dlgby
Island
I
over
the
last
week-end
of
the
hunting
ssaaon.
One
goose
and
one
duck
are
bettor
ton
a
goose
egg
any
day
and,
at
Utat,
the
brave
quartette
was
not
overly
rewarded
far
its
efforts
to
say
nothing
of
Its
'Judgment
in
attempting
tc
navigate
the
icebound
waters
of
Khutaamatesn
InJet
at
this
tuns
of
tbe
year.
No.
th
game
was
not
taken
there
for.
after
having
negotiated
some
esght
mile
of
lee.
tbe
going
became
even
thicker
and
not
nearly
so
attractive
with
six
miles
yet
to
do
so,
before
the
channel
fraas
up
again,
return
was
jnade
to
Fvarl
Harbor
and
there'
it
was
that
success,
such
as
It
was.
wis
finally
had.
'The
trip
was
made
on
the
Salvage
Princess.
Lighthouse
tender
Newlngton.
Capt.
Harry
Ormlston,
left
on
Friday
morning
for
tbe
southern
extremity
of
her
district,
Bgg
Island
In.
free
Onarlotte
Sound
All
the
llgnta
Wrween
here
and
there
will
be
traded
during
tbe
trip
and
the
Nowlngton
will
irobably
be
absent
for
the
next
couple
'of
weeks.
The
American
registered
schooner
Sumner.
Mingo
Soriano,
owned
by
the
Canadian
Pish
it
COM
Storage
Co.,
Is
expected
to
arrive
within,
tbe
next
few
days
from
Seattle.
Too
vessel,
which
ha
been
spending
the
winter
at
the
Puget
Sound
port,
will
pick
up
her
jrar
hare
and
outfit
for
the
first
trip
'.
the
season
to
the
fktMng
grounds.
The
first
halibut
boat
of
toe
season
to
leave
Prince
Rupert
eoroute
to
tbe
grssmds
will
be
tbe
AjHerlosn
-vessel
Tahoma.
Capt.
WlnnM
Plere.
which
It
1
expected
will
get
away
tomorrow.
The
Tahoma
wtH
have
some
work
done
at
Ketchlkar
.and
will
proceeld
either
from
thare
or
same:
Turner
jsort'
port
on
nor
final
gash
to
int
bMtal
KejBTilkJn
to
fl
f
MtUit
here
Oaf
or
pruetMug
on
tier'
first
trip
of
'he
seas
an
to
the
fishing
grounds.
Coming
down,
the
Wabash
at
reported
to
hsve
bad
a
narrow
squeak
from
being
oast
up
on
HaUlday
Itland
with
possibly
serious
results.
Prompt
running
up
of
a
jlbsall
la
credited
wtttt
havlnj
ved
tbe
vessel
by
mere
feet
when
her
engine
broke
down
with
a
dirty
wind
blowing.
COMMITTKK
(
IIAIItMAN
D.
B.
Finn,
director
of
tbe
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
has
been
sppomted
chairman
of
the
Canadian
sub-committee
oa
fish
technology
for
tbe
Pan
Pacific
Conference,
an
International
organisation
designed
to
coordinate
all
scientific
mm
being
ear
ried
on
concerning
the
Pacific
ocean
and
Its
shorelines
on
both
sides.
The
chairman
of
the
general
committee
for
Canada
Is
Dr.
Frsaer
of
tut
University
of
BrttMb
Columbia
Having
broken
down
while
bound
from
Seattle
to
Ketchikan
where
she
plans
finally
outfitting
for
the
approaching
opening
of
the
halibut
season,
the
American
fishing
schooner
Wilson
put
ir
to
Prinr.
Rupert
Thursday
night
tor
repairs.
IIOTK.1.
AltltlV.U.H
AVOY
Rtv.
I.
N.
JohMiissn
and
Miss
E.
Usthlsson,
city:
M
c,
Nelson,
Edmonton.
Ontral
II
MeIod
and
z.
p.
Oagne.
CNR
Y.
Ritchie,
city.
Prliirr
Rumi
Allan
Faljoutr,
A1m.
Asia:
I.
C.
S:rd-
Man
in
the
Moon
-
1
'
IF
you
hsve
never
yet
discovered
what
bare
knees
look
like.
Just
watch
the
girls
play
basketball.
UP
to
the
day
of
his
death
Oom
Paul
Kruger
believed
the
world
was
flat,
and
Jake
says
be
knows
it
la
cropkfd
so
there
you
are.
Possibly
these
scientists
don't
know
everything.
hurt.
Olympus?
i''','J
'
WHCN
a
mine
is
being
financed,
now
strikes
of
ore
ere
found
almost
every
day.
Oh
well
I
WHY
can't
someone
write
the
right
kind
of
slogan
that
will
make
us
all
rich
and
happy
and
land
uh
at
last
in
WHY
not
Just
write
a
slogan
A
pithy,
meaty
thrust
That
will
make
Prince
Rupert
either
Be
prosperous
or
bust?
Just
place
the
words
together
And
give
them
the
rlnht
turn
Giving
to
all
and
sundry
A
sentence
that
will
burn.
ANNOUNCBMCMT
In
a
small
town
newspaper-"The
Bugle
was
the
first
paper
to
announce
the
death
of
Bob
Martin,
and
the
first
to
deny
the
report
as
untrue.
The
Bugle
is
slways
the
first
in
everything."
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prlnca
Rupert
n.ititr
Aitv
4.
idih.
Mr.
Barber
of
Terr.ice.
who
ha
been
PAIN
from
Bladder
Irritation
goes
sassd
by
SANTAL
MIDY
war
of
Imitations
Look
for
Hi
word
"MIDY'
gold
bv
all
druggist
Relieved
at
$5.00
of
your
copy
of
TheD
aily
News
every
night
by
having
it
delivered
to
your
address
by
carrier
paid
in
advance
will
bring
it
to
you
every
night
for
a
year
Keep
Yourself
ell
Posted
about
world
news,
district
news,
all
the
doings
of
Prince
Rupert,
your
own
town,
and
by
no
means
the
least,
get
the
NEWS
OF
THE
STORES
their
prices
and
their
bargains
by
reading
.regularly
THE
DAILY
NEWS
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU!
well,
A.
M.
Plrby.
W.
R
Bucknall
and
C.
J.
Rowbotham.
Vancouver.
h
iTtiy
not
to
slide
back.
The
splinter
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
ippers-
V,.
-yilE
DAINTIEST
!MKAr$,AST
I00IV
Smoked
Dally
by
i
Canadian
Fish
&
Co'd
Storage
Co.,
Prince
Kupert;
RC.
visiting
with
her
daughter.
Mr.
Peter
Black
of
tbe
Central
Hotel,
left
on
this
morning's
train
on
her
return
to
the
Interior.
Dr.
Gould,
who
preached
last
evening
in
Bt.
Andrews
AngtMan
Church,
left
today
for
Haselton.
Prom
there
he
will
proceed
to
Edmonton.
Mr.
snd
Mrs.
O.
A.
MeNtcholl
left
on
today's
train
for
a
trip
Bast.
lion:
for
lino.
The
angry
grocer
ran.
swiftly
round
the
oounter
and
seised
bis
fair
customer
toy,
her
arm.'
'
"Dm
yesj
taow
madam,'
fie
blurted.
vthat
our
dog
hit
'eaten
a
pound
of
my
best
fresh
country
butter?
I
ssw
Mm
do
It
a
second
ago.
"I
did
not
know
It,"
h
replied
Icily,
"birt
if
you
are
quite
sure
it
was
your
best
butter,
that
It
la
quite
fresh,
and
that
It
rcslly
did
come
from
the
ooun-try.
I
don't
think
there
Is
mush
reason
to
suppose
it
wolll
do
him
any
harm
"
s
With
these
words
she
left
the
shop.
Chatham
New.
Advertise
In
The
-Dally
Niws
OUR
GREAT
CLOSING
out
SALE
vv
.
k
CLOTHINO
AND
VURNISI1
1N0S
Is
still
on
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
It.
Miller,
Proprietor
ti