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any
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coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
best
prepared
coal.
We
make
it
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
with
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least
waste.
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mink,
marteiv
ermine,
eoy
ote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kind,
and
lynx.
We
have
large
orders
from
manufacturers
in
the
East,
and
if
we
cannot
fill
them
we
lose
our
bonus.
We
pay
top
prices
for
everything.
If
you
have
a
large
lot.
wire
me
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
If
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
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Trappers'
Friend."
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$11.23
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are
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cover
and
delivered
dry.
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Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
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Service.
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THE
OATIX
NEWS
'i
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManij,
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LT-
GLIMPSES
INTO
EARLY
HISTORY
THIS
DISTRICT
W.
K.
(OI.UMIN
TEIJ.M
piom::kh
MIME
INTLKKMTIMI
IIISTOKKAI.
EYKSTM
AT
THEIH
HAMJI
KT
Rv.
W.
E.
CoiUaon.
speaking
at
the
Pioneer'
banquet
iaat
night,
npoke
most
interestingly
of
a
few
ef
the
hlatoric
events
of
the
early
daya
of
the
district
around
Prince
Rupert.
He
aald
that
he
waa
a
native
aon.
having
been
barn
only
a
few
mllea
away.
He
wac
ac
quainted
with
the
aite
of
Prince
Rupert
long
before
the
city
had
been
founded.
Tucks
Inlet
waa
a
lively
place
atnong4
the
natives
in
the
early
dayV.
He
had
olteu
travelled
in
an
Indian
dugout
to
Shawatlans,
which
waa
a
favorite
salmon
fishing
place
for
the
natives.
Kalen
bland,
on
which
Prince
Rupert
u
bulli
l
named
after
an
Indian
word
mean
ing
"The
Fallen
Tree"
or
"A
Windfall."
He
had
always
thought
there
would
be
a
big
city
here
because
nearly
all
big
cttlea
were
built
near
the
mouth
oi
a
large
rlrer.
No
doubt
Prince
Rupert
would
become
a
great
and
Important
part.
The
day
would
coroe
when
they
would
look
back
with
pride
to
the
da)
when
the
city
bad
Ita
beginning.
Mr.
Coll
toon
aald
aa
they
looked
around
every
mountain,
inlet
or
ttland
whispered
toe
name
of
aonve
pioneer.
Captain
Dixon,
after
whom
Dixon's
En
trance
was
named,
had
aalled
in
the
Queen
Charlotte
around
the
Islands
of
that
name
and
had
also
named
North
Island.
Htppa.
Reynolds
Bound
and
other
piece..
He
had
first
established
that
the
Queen
Charlotte
were
Island
Later
Sir
Joseph
Batiks
canted
the
great
waterway
after
Dixon.
The
development
of
the
coast
had
really
commenced
with
the
coming
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Company
who
had
lo
cated
first
at
the
mouth
of
the
Naaa
but
after
two
years
had
moved
to
Port
Slmpaon.
Captain
Vancouver
cajne
after
Dteon
to
carry
on
the
work
of
exploring
and
to
take
over
Nootka
Sound
from
the
Spaniards.
Coming
north
he
bad
named
Riven
inlet.
OrenvUle
Channel.
Steven
Island.
Dunda
Island
and
Port
Evstog-
ton.
the
last
mentioned
being
after
Captain
Btalngton.
RJ4.
Frcm
there
be
proceeded
up
Portland
Canal,
and
stayed
for
six
week
at
a
point
on
Obervatory
Inlet
about
twenty
mil
irera
urenaf
waste
ft
bad
eeteMstbed
aa
eettonomlaal
observatory
in
order
to
correct
a
is
kwtruments
and
find
hat
position.
The
Indians
there
met
Osp-
tala
Vancouver
and
It
became
a
ptaee
of
historic
Interest.
Mr.
Conieon
also
paid
hi
respecta
to
'he
hardy
band
of
missionaries
who
had
made
the
country
safe
for
settle-meat,
'
Th
llodseo
Bay
Company
ttad
had
to
meant
sin
lav
and
order
and
in
order
to
do
so
it
was
neceaaary
to
build
waned
fort.
IMSoettpg
thai
the
natives
were
a
Stan,
ill
Ikraiflnsran
'
lytrni
twt
trading
poata
were
located
at
Massett,
Sheen
Porto
(now
Haaeltoni
and
other
points.
Speaking
of
conditions
in
the
early
daya.
Mr.
Colllson
said
Port
Slmpaon
was
the
oentre
of
trade
on
the
coast
and
port
Eaalngton
was
also
important.
The
old
steamer
Otter
called
every
two
or
three
months
trading
with
the
natives
as
ah
made
the
trip.
Other
communl
cation
waa
in
dugout
canoes.
Th
tint
cannery
was
built
on
the
wens
by
Colonel
Lane
at
Inverness.
Various
Interesting
anecdotes
of
early
life
embellished
the
address
which
was
listened
to
with
great
interest,
the
speaker
concluding
by
asserting
that
the
pioneer
waa
never
a
pessimist
When
the
progress
of
thai
district
In
so
short
a
time
was
noted
there
was
every
rea
son
for
being
an
optimist.
I
SPORT
CHAT
PosslMy
the
meat
Intteeetlng
boxing
mau-h
that
has
been
ever
pulled
off
in
Prince
Ruperg.
akl
that
is
aavlna
s
will
Btbe
wn-round
bout
fn.
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w.i
,
111.
11
1
Ulag
Dido
Ourvtob
of
Prutoe
Rupert
and
Jimmy
McDonald
of
Vancouver.
The
middleweight
chamnlonahlD
of
Northern
British
Columbia
Is
the
title
the
boys
will
scrap
for1
and
there
should
also
b
s
neat
little
purse.
For
Dido
Ourvlcti
however,
there
will
be
aooie-thlng
rveii
more
liuporUiit
That
will
be
the
proot
wliethr
or
uot
he
if
u
reel
bcjxrr
which,
while
he
haa
had
a
fiumbtr
of
battlai.
hu
sever
yet
been
8."
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JaveYou
taken
xour
JferveFood
PIONEERS
AT
BANQUET
TABLE
TWO
IHM)l!i:i
HAT
DOWN
I'MIKK
iMtwuiiiENT
or
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w.
ihht
IV
IIOMTON
II
W.I.
INTBHESTINC;
SPEECHES
insTour
or
KAKI.V
HAYS
TOIJI
IN
'
XIIMI
AMI
NTOKV
AMI
OM
TIME
DANCIC
KNJOVl:il
-
the
Pioneer's
Association.
A
sumptuous
proven.
Thla
Jimmy
McIJoiuld
mini
!s
banquet
was
served
and
the
speeches
i
old
to
be
somewhat
of
a
master
of
the
and
music
were
sll
excellent.
I
Daft
mrt
an1
ni.i.
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luuurr
m
inr
gr-me.
Alter
tne
banquet
the
table
were
What
edge
McDonald
may
have
In
i
cleared
and
a
dance
program
waa
way
of
skill,
Ourvleh
win
st
least!
joyed
which
Included
a
grand
march
ef
make
up
for
In
extra
weight
which,
all
'plotters
followed
by
a
elrele
two
step,
other
things
being
equal
or
nearly
so.
is
step
dance
by
the
MeLeod
children.
la
often
a
eonaldetsble
advantage.
Mc-la
award
dance
by
Cathie
Eastman
and
aid
will
probably
weigh
In
at
'a
sailor's
hornpipe
by
Keanor
Moxley.
around
144
or
its
pounds,
while
Dido
'a
song
by
Peter
Kerr
and
a
number
of
will.
In
all
likelihood,
scale
eight
rid
time
dances
including
a
French
or
ten
pounds
more.
Both
boys
are
minuet
and
quadrille,
song
by
Gill
is
J
working
out
nightly
at
the
Orand
Ter-
Couture.
"Atouette."
attention'
crowds
banauet
were
Mm.
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two
hundred
being!
report-
via
McLeod.
soloist.
Miss
Oeorgma
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anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
d
to
have
watched
ts)tm
some
even-
Hunter
and
SSdney
Hunter,
a
duet:
w,
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mga.
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mto
event
next
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resiustwa.
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9
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Bct
Wednesday
night,
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Interesting
bill
ret
and
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of
this
Morale
Rev.
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Oetnaqa.
Pred,
Stark,
city
and
Bitt
Mulbera.
a
recent
arrival
Rev.
J.
R.
Priaell
and
the
Presldeat
from
Nsnauno.
Jaok
aWroyd
and
Mute
Music
by
Eastman
s
orchestra.
Blahon
Comadlna
win
also
do
fcur
rounds
and
Bunos
asked
bleseing
sad
aho
ssked
sunshln
ve
hwui
rauapwi
win
spar
mree
,
lor
a
aunut
of
Mleace
out
f
respect
rounus
spiape:
too
margan
rs.
pete
for
departed
idw
Muate
am
two.
Cnenoskl;
Edetle
Smith
vs.
W.
Bard:
vlded
both
for
the
banauet
and
the
Nina
aurvleh
vs
fe
ok
dsnce
by
Eaatmsn
s
orchestra
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cleanest
kitchen.
Our
Beer
is
stored
in
hermetically
sealed
storage
tanks
until
science
and
the
test
of
time
pronounce
it
PERFECT
BEER
in
age,
purity
and
strength.
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at
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anniversary
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number
of
about
two
hundred
pre-
FOK
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over
by
F.
W
Hsrt,
president
of
FOR
RENT.
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APART-
menu,
four
rooms
and
bath,
paid.
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who
say
be
ha
a
future
will
probably
McMordla.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Db-1
7,
be
right.
In
any
case,
this
is
HOine
havn.
S.
M.
Newton.
BUhan
Mluns
I
i.
i
tf
to
be
the
moat
important
battle
so
farjMr.
and
Mrs.
P
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Anderson,
Mr.
and
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HOUM-u
the
career
of
th
local
boy
who,
IflMr.
Fred
Stork.
Rev.
and
Mis.
J.
R.i
keeping
rooms.
AddIt
Mussaliem
he
can
weather
the
storm,
should
tra-'
!Tlae!l
and
Rev
w
I.
CotUson.
!
Oreeery.
HOUSE
FOR
RENT
S
ROOMS
AND
BATH
Apply
Munro
Bros.
u
Wsach
was
master
of
ceremonies
for
the
dance.
Tin:
HFrr.HH
The
first
speaker
of
the
evening
waa
Bishop
Bunos.
who
spoke
appreciatively
-t
the
work
of
the
pioneers
snd
waa
raearT
lei
ulai
s
1m
antku.tu
mimu
Club
and
their
doing,
are
cot-
The,
providing
enterumme.
at
toe
LZI
TrTZZ
"l.
!.T
mate."
Tet
at
Ottawa
he
found
the
thermometer
20
below
rrro
and
blowing
hard
while
nere
there
waa
nothing
more
disagreeable
than
a
little
liquid
The
Mayor
aald
before
he
he
had
prospected
for
a
year
in
Northern
Ontario
and
he
found
the
pioneer
there
much
like
they
were
here.
The
people
could
not
be
beaten
for
kind
rxm
of
heart
and
generosity
After
relng
la
the
east
It
waa
a
pleasure
te
eome
back
and
meet
the
pioneer
of
Prince
Rupert.
Colonel
Meaierdle
said
be
could
not
tell
thean
of
bla
visit
to
Ottawa
but
he
them
that
they
had
made
ne
mistake
in
coming
here.
He
prophesied
that
wltMn
two
yean
they
would
be
shipping
twenty
mutton
bushels
of
grain
out
of
this
port
and
within
the
next
ten
oyer
be
fait
sure
they
would
tS
awd
the
case
to.
Prince.
Runart
PIS
atfrd
atf
Vs
L
Sty
sf
destiny
tWj
Cotllsoa
told
mest
rnterestlngty
M
the
bletory
of
the
early
daya
In
the
ffrJ
Bupgg;
district
Rupert.
He
spoke
humorously
of
land
ing
on
the
old
stem
wheeler
Caledonia
of
setting
up
In
business
on
Rupert
Road
next
to
a
bakeahop
which
was
destroyed
by
a
rock
from
the
blasting
John
Houston
waa
a
character
that
was
unique,
a
pioneer
of
pioneers.
How
he
staked
a
mineral
etarm
and
set
up
hi
printing
press
on
It
was
recounted.
After
dwelling
briefly
on
the
early
days
Mr.
Stork
turned
to
Prince
Rupert
a
it
waa
today
and
mentioned
the
four
grain
vessels
now
In
the
harbor
as
an
evidence
of
progress.
He
luggested
thai
sll
were
justmed
In
looking
with
confidence
to
the
future.
Rev
J.
r.
Priaell
spoke
very
humorously
as
one
who
waa
not
a
pioneer
here.
All
beginnings
were
Interesting
Here
he
found
a
place
where
the
people
had
all
the
comfort
of
a
city
of
half
a
million
people.
Thla
was
possible
because
of
tlw
pioneer
who
biased
the
path.
He
spoke
eloquently
on
the
work
of
pioneer
in
the
progress
of
the
world.
Following
was
the
committees
in
charge:
P.
w
Weech.
chairman,
F.
w.
Hart.
P.
W.
Anderson.
H
B
Eastman.
Wm.
Millar.
John
Vlereek.
A.
O.
Franks
and
Oeo.
Johnstone.
Udlee
raeepUon
committee:
Mrs.
p.
W.
Anderson,.
Mrs
j.
O
Reddle.
Mrs
j.
Vlereek.
Mn.
Beaner.
Mr.
Akerherg
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Oalland.
VAMEII
AITKK
OLIVER
Announcement
is
made
in
the
latest
lit
of
Oeoeraplii,-
Btmrd
of
Canada
(ietUslons
of
the
selection
of
one
of
the
peak
In
the
Premier
Range.
British
Columbia,
to
be
named
after
the
late
Premier
Cllver.
FOK
SALE
WANTED.
MOTOR
FOR
TROLUNO
.TROLLER
FOR
SALS.
13
H
P
PRICCO
boat.
Bend
partlculara
to
Box
SM.
Standard,
registered
dimensions
.32
2
Anyox.
BC.
m
j
x
a
x
4
,
geared
power
gurdy.
and
complete
equipment.
Fine
living
quarters,
four
oomfortable
bunks,
locker
apace
and
toltet.
Address
Al-vin
A
mass.
W
acker.
Alaska,
or
P.O.
Box
I0S6,
Portland.
Oregon.
FOR
SALE.
OAS
BOAT
V
AS
A
"
Length
A;
beam
10
ft
is
MJ.
Atfas
4
eyote
engine:
price
180.
This
boat
uld
make
extuuent
pscker.
Apply
Fujlmotn,
Atlin
Ave.
or
Ward
Electric.
Cow
Bay.
tf
FOR
SALE
-
TWELVE
ACMS
AT
Te
trace:
3
room
cottage,
small
clearing:
frontage
on
river
and
provincial
highway.
SSBO.
Bast
term.
C.
J
Norrtngton.
P.O.
Bos
478,
Prince
Ru-Ptn.Bjr
64
FOR
SALE.
PISrUNO
BOAT.
30
FTSET
by
0:
S
h
p.
PaJmer
engine.
Fully
equipped.
Apply
Albert
Bach.
Oen-eral
Delivery.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
FOR
SALE-TWO
HOUSES
ON
TWO
lore!
fenced
lota
Seventh
Ateaue
west.
II.
Tus
ao.
Terms.
Apply
SM
Seventh
Avenue
West.
SI
FOR
SALE.
-
OAS
BOAT.
SS
long:
five
bp
Palmer
engine
Also
camp
at
Salt
Lakes
Apply
E
David
aon,
Cold
Storage
FOR
SALE
DODOS
SPECIAL
SEDAN
In
first
olese
eondMlon.
Easy
rgood
snap
ter
cash.
Phone
SS.
UNUSUALLY
LA
ROC
WILTON
CAB
pet
for
Sale.
Apply
Pulleti.
Dairy
FU(N1TU
HE
AND
KANG
rB
CHrJTEl1BLD
SUtTESX
BEOttOOM
uuea.
Dining
Suites.
Kitchen
Tables,
rtaagea.
Linoleum
and
Unoteum
Bug.
Carpets.
Bllnda.
Curtain
Rods.
Roatmore
Coilaprlngs
and
Matuesaea,
Blankets.
Cretonnes,
window
Curtain
sooda.
We
have
still
a
few
mat
left
at
the
old
price.
A.
MACKENZIE,
It
nITI
ItC
I'hewe
ns.
World'H
Kecortl
Strnlns
BABY
CHICKS
and
HATCHING
EGGS
from
Hru
of
R.O.P.
Poultrv
,0rar';
Ass'n.
sf
JlCVBIrfl-.
with
Official
Records
unidr
(VVtot
irisrie'tftfon.I
White
and
Drown
Lexhorns,
narnd
Itocks.
R.I.
Reds.
Wyundottea,
Huff
Orpine-tons.
Ulmk
Jllnorcas,
Illue
Andalusian
Order
Now.
ReuHonahle
Prices.
r"or
Price
List
write
Secretary,
Prof.
Lloyd,
University
of
J.C,
Vancouver.
RC.
tf
WMKimsJO
SCALES.
SCALES.
MEAT
Ulcer,
chess
cutters
and
cabinet
meat
choppers,
aoffse
mill,
cash
rag.
latent
and
peanut
butter
mill.
Ex.
part
repairs
and
adjustment
s
vice
oontraeta.
New.
used
or
rebuilt
machine.
Easy
term
or
cash
discount.
THE
SCALE
MIOr
LTI.
MS
fwrdots
ft.,
IV..
Vsmwirer
IIP.
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
II.
J.
ZUMKffllU
Oriirfal
Handy
Man
vMrBa
and
stove
Cleaned
eaised.
aVL-.
.
ILIrVSJI'iVJ
wept.
"
Cemeany
ptot
osid
fwr
3M
Red
141
Prmee
Rupert.
BO
RXCUANOE
T.W
AMI
KErOKIl
N)
I1IRMTI
RE
bought
and
sskt
and
eaeheofed.
nrrr
Ptano
and
Two
Cash
rtoftaier
lu
etosk.
PAPADOPl'I.OS
Mints
w
TWnf
Ave.
Plvwie
MA
C1HH01'I(ACT1C
IMC.
K.
E.
KVOI.r-KOV
riilnirner
823
Third
Aveaue.
Telephone
for
sppolnunent
now
to
BU,
Bealdenee
phoa
BmeJt
SM
Evening
call
made
aa
arranged
Make
your
appointment
now.
A
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Lottand
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Tuesday
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run,
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Friday
aa.
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Pri-
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March
25.
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Saturday
aa
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March
1
1-
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-as
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March
31-
v-
-p
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Fort
Slmpaon
and
s'ju
Sunday
Can.-..
.
rrom
ran
MmMim
v..
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Tuesday
as.
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Anyot
and
strH
in
Sunday
aa.
cam
-
.-
Wednesday
--
m
v-.
Irem
Anyet
and
sir,,
,--
Tuesday
aa
Cn:
.
Friday
aa.
Prin.
r
!
Tor
(Jueen
t'narlutt.
March
10-
a
I-
Mareh
I'
From
(re
('btrloit..
March
S
-
P:
Msrch
a
it
P
'r
AU.k
March
II
as
P-
March
31--as
P:
March
31
ea
P-Irsm
AUka
March
IS
a
P-
Meroh
.
as
MAIL
SCHEDUE
n:riRi
re
the
Eoat
Mondaya.
eTedne.
:
close
I
rn
the
Rati
Tuesdays.
Thuru
da
To
Vaaeaxiter
Tueedayt
Fridays
Saturday
CP.R-wb
m
Train.
Mondsyp
Saturdays
...
I
rwi
Vsneouver
Sundayi
Wednesdays
Saturdays
.
.
CP
R,
March
1
1
Trains.
Sundays.
T
day
Te
Anyot.
AHee
Arsi
.
Prrmler
fhindays
'
Wednesday
from
AHjt.
Alice
Arm
Premlef
Tuesday
Friday
Te
Na
Itlm
PalM-
undays
rvwm
1
River
Pnln
Tuesdny
To
Atks
P1nl
Mareh
It.
91
ul
'
rrwnt
Alaska
Pi-
IS.
March
i
'
Ts
jHetn
CherMle
March
IS
and
34
rrn
Quern
rhsrlot)'-
rch
$
and
22
Monday.
Wdnrsi
at
I1J0
sm
Erniii
the
FaHt
Tuaadays.
Thurso
at
S.yVpjn.
NOTICE
LAND
U
T
DP
ITKMI-'V.,"
to
u:nt
mv"
Iq
Csseisr
Utid
di
I
rut
District
-of
Tri.v
JftUfte,
a,
th
norWiv.-Laki,
about
40
in
lie
town
or
Atiis.
in
-
longitude,
and
aben'
latitude.
TAKE
NOTICE
H"
Lemleux,
of
Olarly
B.C.,
occupation
Triip:-"
for
a
lease
of
me
'
11
lands
Commencing
at
I-
'
northwest
end
of
ol
mo
feot
north
of
tt"
Lake
Rlc-t;
thenve
"'
"
ont
mile
south:
Ui'
i
1
thenee
one
mile
810
acre,
more
or
i-(Sgd
)
JOHN
Al
Dated
Decembsr
it
i
t
l.l.nif
r-'"
UK
TRAINS
Iwr
the
rtrst
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