January
&
1028
'i'tllll'
PAT3B
prva
4V;aM.E
WATERS'
PROTEC-'
TION
ACT.
jini.nl
statute
of
Cunula,
.'hnttrr
tin
mTIISH
COLUMBIA
raiUNO
&.
X.nc
COMPANY
LIMITED.
HERB-'
,v
(ii'vKH
NOTICE
that
it
ho
under,
"
.,,
,,,
v
of
the
said
Act
deposited
with
'muh.-kt
of
Public
Work
it
Ottawa,
,
'lie
office
of
the
Retlstrtr
of1
:'',!
'thick
at
Vancouver,
British
Col-1
t;
;,
description
of
the
sit
and'
ti
ii
i)
it
lAMMlt
m
eeassa.li
SMSU
thAHiA
nrnnniM
ia
na
tett
1
1
UisW75
tr
Province
'of
British
i
i',:,
i.iijat'Wilch
Mid
Lot
are
annate
i
iinion
Channel
In
the
aald
Province.
am)
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
the
ex-,
,-,';,
i,
ot
one
month
from
the
date
of1
!,:,.'
ni"'
publication
of
this
notice,
Brit-i
,
,'nmhlH
Pishing
at
Packini
Com-
,llrl
pi
uv
ana
lor
teave
w
ooaswuci
me
Ml(i
iniiery.
cannery
wharf
and
per-
nm.s!tes
daikd
at
Vancouver,
B.C.,
this
18th
rtnv
J
l
Novemoer,
ikti.
JAMES
H.
LAWSON,
1118
Standard
Bank
BIHg
610
Hasting
St.
W..
Vancouver,
B.C.
solicitor
for
the
aald
Company.
WATER
NOTICE
i)ivr;iuios
1st:
TAKE
NOTJOB
that
Robert
M
m
i
.
whose
address
la
1416
8th
Ave
vvi
Vancouver.
B.C..
will
apply
for
a
,
.
take
and
uae
30.000
gallon-.
A-
i.,,
of
water
out
of
smell
creel:
'
i
which
flowa
southerly
and
,
,
,:io
Huston
Inlet.
Q.R.
fslandi
.
i
r
i
(KX)
feet
westerly
from
ml
er.
,
,.,
.
.it
head
of
Huaton
fr.iet.
The
v.;,
.i
mil
bt
diverted
from
the
str.ati.
,:
.,
jmini
about
300
feet
from
shon
:
i,
i
usstng
through
twenty-four
acre-.
t
tor
under
lease,
and
will
be
.:
f
ir
industrial
purpoaaa
upon
'-he
;,..,!
described
aa
applied
for
to
lexse
,-.ui
of
Huston
Inlet.
Moresby
I.-h
::'l
l
.-
notice
was
potted
on
the
ground
i.
lot
day
of
December.
1M7.
A
r
of
this
notice
and
an
application
.,Vs
i
.m'
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act
"
:
ii
will
be
filed
In
the
office
of
the
.
-
Kecorder
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
(.
'lum
to
the
application
may
be
i
Atth
the
aald
water
Recorckr
or
!)
Comptroller
of
Water
Kiijhtv
tuent
Bulldlni
,n
thlrtr
d4ts
ngs,
Victoria.
BC.
after
the
first
ap
inrf
of
this
notice
In
a
lor-al
nrws-
The
date
of
the
first
publication
ember
33.
1B37.
ROBERT
M.
CURRIE.
Applicant.
IJVNI)
ACT
Norirr
or
urTENTKis
tji
,uti.y
to
tJRAHtt
KASD
he
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
l-l.md
Land
Record
Inn
District
of
Kupert.
and
situate
on
the
west
:
lnnell
Harbor
at
the
Heid
o
.::
H
und.
Queen
Charlotte
Island
:
of
British
Columbia.
KK
NOTICE
that
British
Columula
Packing
Company
Limited
of
o'.vcr
BC.
oeeunatton
Salmon
Can
ow:n
described
lards
'
:i,
mi-!.
ring
at
a
post
planted
on
the
-,t-
of
a
creek
celled
Twin
River.
'
4
.
hauvs
west:
thence
twenty-on'
'
m
rth.
thence
4
chains
east:
loiiowlng
contour
of
hore
line
.
f
commencement,
and
con
-b
acres,
more
or
leas,
b
FIKHINO
PACKING
OfJ
LTD
Applicant.
M.
M.
anglish.
Agent
v.-'
Or,
m
M.
1QT7
LAND
ACT.
NOTIfr
OF
IVTKNTION
TO
PPLV
to
tr.Asr.
i.mi
ir.
Pr
nV
Rupert
Land
Reoordlng
Duj-"
t
n'i
situsie
on
the
southwest
cor-'"
',
an
unnamed
bay
on
:he
south
'
;
P
rt
Chanal,
Orahata
Island.
u
!
'hurioiu
Islands,
in
the
Provloee
'
"n
i.'oiumbla.
'
tKE
soTICC
that
Arthur
Robertson.
'"
M"
BC.
ictupa
t
Ion
a
lumber-ntends
to
appfv
for
a
lease
of
'
i..
sin
described
lands:
:.:ii.
linns,
at
a
post
planted
about
'
linn
westerly
from
the
mouth
of
.
1.
named
creet:
flowing
lntc
an
un-i.i.ro
iy
on
the
south
bank
of
Port
'
'
m.,,1
ciraham
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
I
'.nils
Provines
of
British
Columbia:
4
chains
soutnerly:
thence
10
.
to
easterly;
thence
chains
nor-!
'"iy
to
the
shoreline:
Uienre
foiiowin?
iioreiine
to
pouit
ot
eommenc.
in.
t
nd
containing
3
acres,
mors
or
'
Signed)
A.
rned
October
g.
1177
LAND
ACT
ROBERTSON.
IN
PROBATE
Applicant
TIIF.
M'PHBUE
COI'RT
OP
HRITIII
CntVMBIA
in
the
Matter
of
Art:
atut
the
Administration
I:
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Oeorge
nifford
Adolphua
Wilson.
Deceased,
ln'estate.
take
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HH
11
nor
p
McB
Toung.
the
lat
nay
of
De-'
'her.
AD
10T7,
1
was
appointed
Admin
-
tnr
of
the
estate
of
Oeorte
Clifford
v
'iphus
Wilson,
deceased,
and
all
par-
'
-
having
claims
against
the
said
esuvs
he-rby
required
to
furnish
same.
""Perly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
e
3rd
day
of
January.
AD
19M.
and
"i
parties
indebted
to
the
estate
are
"ipnred
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Dated
the
3rd
day
of
December,
A
D
(
NOTII'K
t)P
INTKNTION
TO
AI'II.V
TO
I'l
lirilANfl
L
AM
In
Range
5
Land
Reoordlng
District
of
)
rlne
Rupert,
and
altuate
at
the
nor-!(!
nd
TMfrPh
Paaaage,
Bkeena
TAKE
NOTTO&
that
J.
R.
Todd
Sons
.
Victoria.
BO.,
oceunation
Salman
aan-
LATE
MR.
EDGE
WASPROlINENT
'!,rV:wJ
'r"nV
v
on,,ervnt,ve
,n
titvs
He
WW
hri
T
.nt
14PS
DanM
'J
Alm
Mnon,
Shriner,
unj
Mem
her
of
I'limecr'
AKnociation
A
resident
of
Western
Canada
v
l
imited
will.
Under
Section
7
ofier
mm-
years
ncailv
hall
of
whid,
,
il.
said
aci,
hjji
asinisier
n
line
Hp
pent
1.1
,
.
fnr
siinraval
of
ttw
uM
-ifi
,Ht"
Aarun
W
Edge,
whose
dth
-
the
Prince
Rupert
Oenera
Hospital
fcllov.ing
an
lllr,
,,f
aeveral
mcntlis,
a
a
plctures'iur
flKure
not
only
of
Tti!
city
bin
of
the
country
of
hl
.adoption
A
a
yjung
man
the
late
air.
EcIr
ctme
from
England
forty
year
ago
to
Canada
to
put
his
hand
to
the
soil
and
thereby
make
his
fortune
In
which
such
good
stead
In
his
business
af
fairs.
However
his
body
fell
victim
to
the
ravages
of
the
fatal
malady,
his
mind
was
evr
keen
and.
If
he
realized
his
end
was
near,
no
suggestion
of
such
knowledge
was
conveyed
through
his
conversation
and
contact
with
fr.ends
Virtually
up
to
the
end.
he
had
planned
with
some
enthusiasm
s
trip
to
his
home
In
England
In
the
spring.
It
was
only
the
night
before
his
desth
that
he
wss
finally
Admitted
to
the
hospital
where
he
pasted
away.
He
was
unconscious
for
several
hours
before
his
death.
Of
a
unique
and
peasant
manner
and
disposition,
the
Iste
Mi.
Edge
won
for
himself
a
boat
of
Intimate
and
respecting
friends
to
whom
his
death
Dt-
!
versified
in
experience
and
attractive
In
r
t-r-)niity.
his
company
was
ever
sought
for
and
his
sdvice
'appreciated
The
late
Mr.
Edge
wss
born
8w
year-siro
In
Wem.
Shropshire.
Englar
where
.1
brother
still
resides
There
are
be
sides,
two
sisters
In
New
Torn
A
nephew.
Irving
Bruyn.
waa
In
P:
nee
Rupert
several
years
ar
snd
is
now
located
in
Oregon
Mr
Edpe
-
un-
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PREEMPTIONS
Vacant,
unreserved.
eurvsyed
Crown
sands
may
be
ore-mptt4
by
llrltish
subjects
ever
:l
yeevrs
of
age,
and
by
aMes
un
de
larlag
latentten
la
I'seums
British
suhlects.
sondl-t
Ion
a
I
ill
Mm
restMenve.
eeorfpaUlon.
mil
Imiu-ovemeot
foe
sertcultural
tiuipsee
ru;.
Infer
iwatioti
eoe
riiln
rsru-
1
ions
regarding
pr
emptlons
Is
given
ib
Bulletin
No.
I.
Land
Series,
"How
to
Pre-empt
Tjmd"
utiles
ot
ii.ii.-h
can
be
obtained
free
of
charge
aldrealng
the
Department
of
Li
nda.
Victoria.
B
C.
or
to
any
Oev-ernmeat
AeTeai
Hectares
will
t
granted
coverlag
only
ksnd
aulUble
for
aarlculturaJ
uuriioee
and
whleh
to
not
tlmbar-land,
is
.
earryiac
ever
l.eee
board
feet
uer
aere
west
of
the
Coaet
Hang
and
l.ow
feat
per
acre
east
of
that
lUiiigte.
Applications
tor
ars-sroptlons
ar
le
be
oddrensed
to
the
Land
Com-mtaMoaer
0
the
Lend
RecorSlag
Dl-vision,
la
which
ths
land
asted
for
Application
ar
received
t
P'-chaee
of
vacant
and
unreaarvsd
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmim
for
arrloultural
purpo.
mlnlrnum
land
I
wlee
for
flrt-ol
(arable)
U
pet
aere,
and
..eond-ela
igTM-Uig)
land
I3.M
per
acre.
Further
In-rnrmatlen
rerardtn
purchaea
or
lease
Lea
01
urusn
inu.
cr
im
"
Mill
factory,
iiera
intend
to
apply
for
permission
to,
t,"b,,
not
xreedlng
40
a
era,
purchaas
the
followl'g
described
land
I
X,'"
V!s
nSrchasld
or
leased,
the
con-
Commenoine
st
a
nost
nlanted
at
the
northwest
oofner
of
Lot
31.
Rang
6.
t
D
;
thence
M
chains
east;
thenee
to
n.alns
north,
more
or
leas,
to
high
water
'"ark:
thence
southerly
along
high
water
msi
K
to
the
point
of
commence-1
leas'''
contlnln
acres,
atore
or
J.
H.
TODD
BOMB,
LTD.
I
,
AppHeant.i
Dted
rsroamUr
13th.
137.
INI)
ACT
j
OTJCUtfUJ;
mllMTlON
TO
APPLY
TOl
ihiiR
I.ANII
j
In
Prlnre
nupert
Laud
Recording
DIs-1
tfict
and
Nltuate
at
Huston
Inlet,
queen
Charlotte
Island
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Robert
M
Currle,
Vancouver.
B.C.
occupation
fish
packer,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
leas
of
'he
following
described
lands:
commencing
m
a
post
planted
at
"ortheaal
corner
uixnil
l.noo
loot
we'll
rv
from
miners'
cuitms
at
head
of
iintmi
Inlri;
thence
westerly
3D
'
i'lii.s:
tin
nee
southerly
about
U
chain
:
n.eni-e
euMerlv
20
i-tialii":
thenc
not
-..'i
111
I'.l
chains,
and
oon'.ulnliii!
'
"'
''
"1
...
.n
les,
HOUsUiT
W
rcontw
Applu.iut
ditlon
Inaludlng
paymnt
itumpag.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unaurveyed
axta.
not
exceeding
It
acres,
may
be
leased
,JnViiJf
conditional
upon
a
"1Hn
?
erscted
In
the
first
W,
title
being
ebtuaabl
afttr
rMlaent
and
mj
Srovtment
condition.
r.
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
unfyd
LEASES
vw
rratlnc
and
industrial
pnr
.VaaV
not
wcsadln.
4
acre,
Vo
may
t
1
r
pr,
comoany.
qbjaZIMQ
Undr
th
Orlng
Act
the
Pnrr.
Inc.
I
divided
Into
gTaiaT
"lot;
Hi;
-"csc-r
HIPPB
!
&rA
AASsi
18
Slats'
M,
Mstil
for!
lBBrSI
mmKKSi
i
I
FrffXTMg'jMsaasCsaw
iatwM..
rmrmmsKsm
i
w,.,-
-
ttonal
and
i
Metin
With
C'onxkicrable
Sucraas
Moses
Cotawortb.
who
Is
well
known
to
most
British
Columbians,
is
still
working
on
the
pln
for
a
revision
of
the
calendar.
He
l.
been
at
It
forlhu
nearly
twenty
yejrs
and
Is
making
p
regress.
A
yrxr
or
so
ago
H
was
sail
10
be
approved
by
the
Vatican.
He
Is
very
persistnt
and
eeryone
admits
thst
his
prcposal
hss
merit
Cjtsworth
is
the
man
who
prepant
a
booklet
which
wa
widely
read
previous
to
the
dtfeat
c.
the
Bovtser
Oov-t
rumen
t
He
was
at
that
time
much
reviled
by
the
part)
in
power
and
waa
sued
for
libel
and
lined,
a
penalty
which
crippled
him
adly
at
the
time.
Dealing
with
hit
calendar
proposal
a
Saskatchewan
newspsper
ssys:
After
lingering
sr;
ir:d
i'-,e
outskirts
of
'!
c
f.
;:
of
praCinl
refcrms
for
a
quarter
of
a
century,
the
ld?a
of
re-rhuplna
the
calendar
has
crime
pso-mlrently
to
the
fere
within
the
pott
few
months
Many
Mtn:
yeirs
agj
Moss
B
Cotsworth.
a
resident
of
York.
Bag
M
Shasta.
art
msd
un
ffi4fl
atga.tsv
att'.-,ii.veURiiVi
f
the
f.ns.
6olt
Wh!CV,;1.!
Subject
snd
he
made
exhauatlve
In-
rre-emptloas
must
be
occupied
fer
irUlries
Into
the
mr.u.r
aad
origin
of
fire
year
and
tmprovementa
mad
rlendsrs.
to
value
of
!
Pr
aere,
Inetaolag
Thf
mvestiimtion
was
followed
by
X.!t.
t!
M.
mvention
o,
a
p.
to
stabilise
and
receives!
.rdardlrc
the
calendar
This
acheave
Kot
more
detailed
Information
as
iW(,,Ko:
out
by
Cotsworth
over
tventy
the
Bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
yMir
sRp
i
(h,
Kt.,1(,me
wnlcn
ls
L"-"
PURCHASE
j
no
it
trading
world-wide
attention
Mid
tiie
same
man.
asoece
n.
uoia-wrih.
now
of
New
York,
la
still
rue
I
chief
advoc.it?
and
promoter
of
the
success,
be
e-fmlts.
depends
upon
lu
adoption
b"
at
the
ae
:
abillre
n
Rec
:
M
'-
pas'
U-I.:f
re
n
.le.
rrtj
H.
90)111.
.cutive
E
Pat
ki
:
havn.
O.
11
McRae.
L.
v
B.
B
Bsbln,
"Mng
countries
r
:
prob-
1.
so
re
Mined.
j
:
1.0
pro
.1..
:.
L
v
.
..nient.
-.vere
H-
I....
i'
liUlC.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
JIM
"Y
.
ItMS.
ue
'I.,
.-1
:,.
'
ijght
or
If:
U
Trade
of-
,1
:.
1
:.!.
honorary
v.
r.nii.
president,
.
at.
W.
J
m
1
lancey:
ek-.
Oevigon.
B.
'
ty.
John
Dyb-
A.
C.
Oarde,
John
(ea.
W.
B.
Williams.
David
Thomson.
J.
n
Steea.
H.
Uitt.T.
H
Arnell.
Oeurge
D
Is.id.
wss
an
expert
railway
audlteftjTit
and
O.
A.
McHtcboll.
!n
his
stniRpIe
with
figures,
account
ird
returns.
1h-
di-eruerrd
that
many
if
the
difficulties
he
nr
l
with
could
be
accounted
fur
by
tl.e
peculiar
nature
of
the
calendar,
a
system
of
marklni
off
time
which
no
one
had
questioned
ftr
hundred
of
yc.-irs
Tbts
discovery
Bringing
the
paaaengers
and
mall
of
the
paat
three
scheduled
trains
which
faded
to
arrive
on
account
of
snow
t
rou
hie
Ih
the
vicinity
of
ftwinltaa.
a
tra'.n
arrived
at
mldnlcnt
but
night
from
the
Bant.
RAIlWsy
otlces
this
morn
I
rig
reported
tat
HiiO'te
clear
agaln.
Oreat
horrors
and
atrncitle
have
attended
the
occupation
of
Sorbin
iy
tPe
Atiitrikli
forces
of
the
Oreat
War.
In
The
Letter
Box
TAXING
IsllHnVKMKNTH
Idea
Many
well-known
public
men
in
th
I
Editor.
Dally
News.
United
States
anil
many
institutions
In-1
It
ha
lust
hern
brought
to
:uy
at-
hi'luikt
the
licavue
of
Nation,
have
tent.'ui
that
tlrfic
It
being
pel
Wfiiilv
his
proposal
serMnialy,
but
clrculs.ed
anung
the
electors
a
etat"-
yet
no
practical
'
meana
towards
fmeat
that
I
am
In
favor
of
the
taxa-
i
doptinf
the
proposal
hive
been
un-
tlon
of
Improvement.
Nothing
could
dertaken
by
any
government.
joe
farther
from
the
truth.
I
have
Mr.
Cotsworth
uuiilO
change
th
'
publicly
warned
tbe
tTeitorj,
that
noth-r:lendai
by
sunetltutlng
a
thirteen-
Ing
would
sooner
bring
about
this
ixn-month
year
for
the
present
twelve
ditlon
than
the
continual
exemption
of
month
year.
Each
month
would
con-
valuable
property
from
tax
."on
and
COUGHS
AND
COLDS
(
DREADED
BY
MOTHERS
What
a
weight
of
reponibiiltv
prarnjrt
relief
for
cougha
and
rest
cm
the
mother
of
the
family
and
a
preventive
of
mora
sertavs
dttrlnj
the
cold
weather
season.
In
ailment
of
throat
and
lung,
in
every
cough
and
cold
the
aeemi
to
hliSyfupofLinsrandTrpentirie.
hear
the
warning-
of
serious
.
This
medicine
i
to
welJ-known
developments.
She
dreads
croup,
that
only
a
reminder
is
necessary
bronchitis,
pneumonia
and
con-
to
most
people
to
recall
its
effretive-
aumpUon
and
rcaliresthut
these
are
ness
in
relieving
croup,
bronchitis,
thBaturtlrBultsofnflectrdcolds-
asthma
and
all
forms
f
throst
But
Dr.
Chase
has
provided
a
and
bronchial
troubles.
DR.
CHASE'S
Syrup
of
Linseed
and
Turpentne
'
The
Dailv
News
achievement
it
may
be
ald
that
h?
himself.
,
ml
of
exactly
four
wi-m
of
seven
daya
a
not
unsuccessful.
He
first
engaged
I
Tne
lal
Mr
h,u'
'
ex-a!der-
k
h
E.ich
week
wou:
.
begin
on
Sun-
In
sheep
ranching
near
Red
Deer.
Al-mn
Pr5nc
n"P-'!
1
nJ
-
l'-'"'
prei-
day
aita
end
on
8ut
day.
Prom
the
tvtu.
and.
afier
sevj-al
years
;t
that.
I
dt
a
'
U'e
'
;,:r
Bo''rd
1,1
PHt:-.s
he
year
of
the
inceptloi
of
the
aebeme
moved
to
the
Trout
Lake
and
Laideuii
1
,lways
P'1-:''
'
ad.w
j
an
,
an
en-
every
date
would
fal
on
exactly
the
intrv
in
the
Wen
Kootenay
dlktrirt
1
"
'""
r
c
'
Ke
:
.
ame
day
every
year
All
calculations
of
Britiali
Columbia
where
he
was
for';,,iVt
utu
8lti':,'u
"
'''"xl"
prciiOeut
of
which
Involved
a
Urn.
factor
would
'ine
tune
engaged
m
t.niber
cruislrfe
and
prosMe
lliiij
In
io7
he
came
to
Prlnre
Ruj-rt
and
was
one
of
the
first
businessmen
to
become
established
or
the
old
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
reserve.
A
hardy
pioneer
and
outside
man.
the
late
Mr.
Edge
was
of
as
rugged
physical
constitution
as
of
keen
and
analytical
brain
wh'ch
stood
him
In
intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
oljtnme
yesterday
as
a
great
shock
..
rrince
Kuyett
Ploi
iers
A
"
relation
,
t
tluiplllled
esecedln,
v
and
all
holi-ai
ti;
annual
nr..
.nv
11
tliat
urn.'.iMa
days
would
be
arrant.
I
so
that
they
Ixn
next
weec
;
would
b-
of
ths
greaU-
convenience
to
A
member
t.l
the
Sons
of
England
I
in
sr.
pr.rticlpattng
ard
the
least
ln-and
Orange
organiatlon.
tii?
late
Mr.
!
convenience
to
busines
Interest
cal-Edge
travelltd
luSh
in
the
Uaaonlr
j
culatliiw
Would
be
amplified
to
ae
cralt.
He
'a
a
Shrlner
imd
had
taken
i
itortnous
oxtent.
the
thirty-second
dc
rree
In
Scottish
The
CotsworUi
plan
f
month-divls-rlte.
He
was
a
past
master
ot
Tslmp-'
ir.n
would
take
care
f
exactly
three
scan
Lodge.
A
P.
4
A
M
and
a
past
district
deputy
grand
master.
Besides
ni.
paint
a.iii
paperhonglng
COTSWORTH
IS
STILL
WORKING
new
calendar;
hundred
and
slxty-faur
days.
The
extra
day
which
each
year
b
asts
would
be
trt
span
aa
a
special
holiday
and
business
of
twenty
years
standing
here,
:
wculd
not
count
at
all
in
the
calcula-1
the
late
Mr
Edge
ws,
an
eitenslvt
ticn
of
time
The
proposal
is
that
thss
r
ropcrty
owner,
his
estate
Including
j
day
should
be
Inserted
between
the
end
the
Waloron
Apartments.
He
wss
alsoiof
one
year
and
the
banning
of
the
the
principal
owner
of
the
Dswdney
1
next.
It
would
be
New
Y-ar's
Day.
but
Stock
Ranch
Co..
Ltd.
a
property
inj,.(uld
not
belong
to
any
month
or
any
'he
Praser
Valley
winch
he
acq
ilred
,
week.
In
Leap
Years
there
would
be
during
recent
years.
another
day
to
take
care
of
and
this
Puneral
arrangemet.ts
for
the
late
Mr.
Cotawortb
would
insert
between
Mr.
Edge,
which
arc
in
the
hands
of
two
of
the
summer
months
and
treat
the
B
C
Undertakers,
will
be
ui-.der
in
the
same
way
as
he
proposes
to
Masonic
ausp'ces.
treat
the
annual
three
hundred
and
sixty-fifth
day.
'
It
teems
evident
that
there
are
many
!
practical
advantages
in
Mr
Cstsworth's
I
proposals
and
no
apparent
disadvantages.
There
Is
no
doubt
thst
much
I
confusion
would
be
caussd
in
lnter-nt:.:ml
commerce
If
one
nation
adopt
ed
the
calendar
and
others
did
not.
the
Inventor
does
not
propose
that
calendar
should
bs
adopted
piece
i:neal.
one
country
at
a
time.
He
calls
I
his
method
of
computing
lime
"The
I'laiW
to
Make
ThantftY
Interna-
international
fined
Calendar."
and
Its
r
II
every
night
by
having;
it
delivered
to
your
address
by
carrier
extravagance
in
administration
of
the
city's
aualrs.
We
have
Industries
which
have
paid
UtUe
or
no
dividends
up
to
the
prsaent
which
are
a
treat
asset
to
the
city.
To
Impose
Improvement
taxes
on
such
properties
might
be
the
means
of
driving
them
out.
I
hope
the
electors
will
not
be
misled
by
any
such
statement
as
those
being
circulated
and
that
they
win
realise
the
true
financial
situation
of
the
city.
If
we
are
not
careful
we
shall
have
a
daggering
tax
rate,
no
matter
what
mayor
ci
council
Is
elected.
M.
M.
STEPHENS.
HUNDREDS
OF
DOGS
SUCCUMB
TOMLADY
OF
CURIOUS
NATUREj
VICTORIA.
Jan
6.
-Hundreds
of
dogs
throughout
the
West.
Including
scores
in
j
Victoria,
have
been
vlotlms
In
the
laat
twelve
months
of
a
disease
which
ap-
J
pears
to
have
made
rapid
Inroads
among
almost
every
breed
of
dog.
I
In
many
cases
owners
have
felt
It
Incumbent
to
have
their
pets
destroyed,
in
many
caw
the
dogs
hsve
died
de-
.plte
careful
attention.
There
has
so,
far
annearod
nothing
o'
a
daneerou
;
character
to
warrant
the
unlmal'a
de-1
striirt:un.
and
no
case
Qas
been
report-'
ed
ol
the
"patleut"
Indulging
in
savage,
methods-
as
would
be
in
tn
case
01
'
rubles
Untoss
the
dug
Is
too
old
to
fight
I
oil
his
infirmity
there
Is
no
actual
need
to
invoke
the
humane
assistance
or
the
lethal
i
hsmher.
Inquiries
made
from
su
I:
well-known
rteriiviry
surge
ins
ss
Dl
Hamilton
and
Dr
H.
Keown.
elicit
luteresting
details.
I
of
the
trouble.
Chief
of
Police
John
i
pry
has
fully
acquainted
himself
With
known
facta,
and
Is
now
awai'.;ng
the
'
n'sult
of
examination
and
analysis
of
!
the
head
oi
a
dog
son,
over
lu
Vancou-
j
1
ver
for
the
purpose
of
studying
the
my-1
prions
malady,
and
the
discovery
of
aj
serum
tor
cjiiiiieracllon
or
urevenllon.
According
to
tne
veterinary
surfecrw
j
1
here
Is
little
variation
in
the
manner
,-i
.ii'ack
and
pr.igte
.slon
of
the
disease
'
Tl
tint
symptiMiis
apear
to
t?
a
ner-i
vim
1
ill.ipse
with
a
Vndency
to
drag
the
Mind
quarters
The
dog
will
appear
j
to
be
t.i
"doped"
condition
for
a
abort
spell,
after
which
he
will
bark
and
run
round
and
round,
oblivious
to
any
object
in
his
way.
He
will
then
relapse
Into
a
ipuct
attitud"
ami
sock
cookolu'ion
Horn
paid
in
advance
will
bring
it
to
you
every
night
for
a
year
Keep
Yo
urse
if
Well
Posted
about
world
news,
district
news,
all
the
doings
of
Prince
Rupert,
1
your
own
town,
and
by
no
means
the
least,
get
the
NEWS
OP
THE
STORES
their
prices
and
their
bargains
by
reading
regularly
THE
DAILY
NEWS
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU!
Clearance
i
m
1
in
r
m
(iltEATER
I1ARGA1N8
THAN
BVEH
COATS
DRESSES
HATS
Hosiery
and
Lingerie
To
Every
Woman
who
is
eager
for
new
ideas
in
home
decoration
new
color
combination
tor
the
nun
porch,
new
color
scrwme.t
for
baby's
room,
new
color
beauty
everywhere
in
the
house
"61"
Bruah-i
iik
Lacquer
romea
aa
a
household
blessing.
Kaien
Hardware
Co
Telephone
3
hi
ntaster
or
mistress.
In
some
or
thsvie
ca.se
he
foam
at
the
mouth,
giving
the
ltiipiisjitc.n
that
he
is
In
a
fit
of
hydrophobia.
When
these
symptoms
appear
there
I
little
danger
of
being
bitten,
unless
the
dag
Is
naturally
of
a
savage
xyy".
accordir-
to
dog
expert.
When
11
dig
show
any
signs
01
illness
It
should
be
treated
with
the
j
old
familiar
castor
oil
and
according
to
Dr.
Hamilton
fed
upon
vltamlm
lis
food
jnly.
When
this
doe
not
Succeed
he
should
b-
taken
to
a
veterinary.
Advertise
id
Th
Dally
Nuw
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
I'hone
63
OurUtRe,
WsroliOUsliiK,
and
DiMtriliutiiirr
Team
or
Motor
Service,
float
Band
and
Oravel
We
Speclall.e
In
I'lnno
and
Furnltum
Moving;.