li.'i
f"
Di
1'
M'lll
I
'''"'A
nice
1
I
mid
!
'
1
Of
nh
diy
of
irv
14.
1928
WATER
NOTICE
invritwmv
ami
vk
vo'IICK
that
Roljert
M
,
...
nildreSN
Is
118
-8th
Ave.
,.
,u.er.
B.C..
will
apply
for
a
.
t
k-
and
use
20,000
galloiu
,
i
water
out
of
amall
orek,
i
AhlU
flow
southerlv
and
Huston
lnatt,
Q.
Islands
ifn
westerly
from
Mrn
,
i
id
of
Huston
Inlet.
Tlx
k
ic
diverted
from
the
au-eaas
nh'iut
300
fft
from
ehorr
1
1
'
ihrougn
twenty-iour
acrei
;
uuoer
leate,
aad
will
be
Mhuitrial
DttrpoWM
upon
the
md
a
applied
for
to
Jena
HuMoti
Inlet,
Moresby
potted
on
tl
DtctaiWr.
the
jfrtmnd
WaT.
a
notice
and
an
application
n
r-to
and
to
the
"water
Act,"
'"
,
!
filed
in
the
of
floe
of
the
r
p.
rdf-r
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
i.
:u
the
application
may
be
,
..,,
aald
water
Reco.der
r
,
comptroller
of
Water
Right.
'..,.,.
t
Building.
Victoria,
B.C..
,"
nrty
day
after
the
fim
ap-,
,
t
(hi
notice
In
a
local
newa-T
!
date
of
the
ftrt
pubHcatlon
h-
,
:,
,t
22.
ivrt.
AOBbRT
.
OCRftlE.
Applicant
NOTICE
NOTICi:
I
hereby
given
to
.
of
the
MunlclpaUty
of
the
it.
nre
Rupert
that
I
require
.-
of
the
aald
elector
at
City
,i
Ninth
day
of
January.
1931,
'
luck
noon,
for
the
purpose
.
jrona
to
represent
them
i
Aldermen,
or
School
Trus-
of
nomination
of
eandl-'x-
a
follow:
iates
aball
be
nomlnatei
ic
writing
ahaH
he
au)-.'
electors
of
the
municipal-
r
and
econder,
and
shall
I
"j
the
Returning
Officer
at
wn
the
date
of
the
no-'
PM.
of
the
day
of
nomln-i
-did
writing
out
be
In
the
,
i
-i-ri
3
in
tbe
Schedule
o'
i!i!
Elections
Act."
and
ahall
:
ame
residence,
and
oecu-.-'
riptlou
of
each
person
pro-irh
manner
as
sufficiently
Mih
candidate,
and
in
tlx
;i'.ii
being
necessary
eueh
poli
x
'ied
on
the
Twelfth
day
o!
(j'wen
Charlotte
lalande.
Ore-
'
l
nd
Recording
District
of
itul
miIiibIa
an
fhs
mt
!1
C
I-
to
:.n
deecri
damaged
Waterfront
Whiffs
Season
Cloex
UpMtt
(Prince,
llupum
wrure
(the
m
tied
up
for
the
winter
and
be
befor.Tfe
Hwer
TueSS
gae
frorrt
the
-.outheant
on
i
T
'f
"
"P
with"t
th,
Hd'
nd.wWlfche.
ma
injury
on
one
SfI?H
tllat
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
u,,?!.
T?1
eniational
experience
of
the
well-known
little
halibut
boat
u.e.v
A
n
k;
.
"
,
,
"
vessel,
wnicn
was
io
nave
Droken
loone
about
8.S0
at
8
o
clock
the
next
morning
by
AlberJ
Prebourg
of
the
Liraett
Si
fsl
tor
nsst
staff
sitatt
m
wl.
a
a
capt.
Jack
McLean,
owner
sna
skipper
of
the
boat,
was
Immedl
ateiy
notified
Dolph
Prince,
was
pressed
s
Into
service
,r.
The
only
unhappy
feature
of
It
all
that
Jimmy
Farquhsr,
In
h
course
t
the
nawuc
trip,
lost
a
much
prized
geld
watch
and
chain.
Anton
Moon
has
selected
the
name
Southend'-
for
the
forty-two
foot
halibut
boat,
powered
with
a
SO
h.p.
Frisco-Standard
engine,
which
Is
now
'earing
completion
In
the
stuahlro
tLliJ.
'blihjel
in
Cow
Bay
Helge
H
f.vern
himself
aocordln.lr
'
u"n'
cjtoaen
by
dcr
my
hand
at
City
Hall
Maurellua
HalkesMd
for
the
40
foot
iuy
of
December,
1037
s.
p.
JOicxa.
Returning
Officer
LAND
ACT.
M)TUR
OK
INTENTION
TO
TO
IXARE
IASU
:
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dl-)
i:uia'.e
on
the
outhwest
eor-.'.
unnamed
bay
on
tbe
south
!
''
''
Chanal,
Oraham
Island
'i.tI
!te
Islands,
in
the
Province
r
!
.mbla.
halibut
boat
he
has
had
built
at
Taumura's
Just
across
the
bay.
In
the
latter
boat,
a
24
hp
Bolinder
motor
was
installed
on
Thursday
at
Albert
4c
M7aaJery's.
Both
vesseU
will
be
ready
lor
service
early
in
February
or
by
the
time
tbe
halibut
fishing
season
reopens.
A
twenty-eight
foot
trolling
boat
I
built
last
winter
la
Cow
Bay
by
J.
Svcdmark
has
been
purchased
by
Kr
notice
that
Arthur
Robertson
lrn
Petersen,
formerly
of
the
Caoa-
BC.
occupation
a
lumber
jdiao
Matienal
Railways
bridge
and
dcJfoed
lands
ofl'uildlng
department,
who
will
now
turn
i
t
at
a
poet
planted
about
jhla
hand
to
salmon
fishing
A
7
h.p.
-terly
from
the
eBouth
ol
i
Regal
engine
has
been
Installed
m
tbe
1
"
iiiniui
luw
Bli
ill-
I
-1
i-i-
&
.
iimm
Inland.
Queen
Chariot
u
.'nre
of
British
Columbia.
,i;ns
southerly;
tbeace
10
:.
thence
4
chain
nor-
-.'lorellne.
thence
following
to
point
of
conunenc.
n'alnlng
8
acres,
more
or
edl
A
ROBKRTflON
'
lt37
I
AND
ACT
r"in:
01
IVTRNTIOV
TO
APPI,V
TO
I
K
tC
I.
AMI
row
oeing
put
oy
reienen
prepara-
tirj'
to
commissioning
It
at
the
opening
of
tbe
IMS
season.
The
craft
has
s
sturdy
appearance
with
Its
beam
of
B
ft.
4
in
The
keel
has
Just
been
laid
at
the
t
Ruga
yard
m
Cow
lay
tor
a
Uattty-
'three
fcoi
trolling
boat
for
J.
Keith.
Prince
Rupert
trailer
An
IS
h.p.
Regal
engine
iU
be
IMajla
la
tast
vaawet
which
is
to
be
delivered
to
the
owner
by
February
IS.
Within
s
few
days,
the
Bias
yard
wUl
probably
close
on
another
contract
for
')l
Harbor
at
.ne
Read
of!
a
boat
of
somewhat
similar
nature
and
d
Queen
Charlotte
Inland,
in
April
the
construction
of
a
48
foot
lu.tish
Columbia
.,m
t'llct
that
Rrlth
Columals
"
'
a.ing
Company
Limited
of
occupation
Salmon
Can
ty
lor
a
lease
oi
HI
lBKf
HICKIMl
I
P
Prince
Rupert
weteTfrnnt
concern
l:
,t
mat
ni.ntxt
an
th
Mnorally
this
week
reported
that
!
a
creek
celled
Twin
River,
buslnees
wss
picking
up
s
good
deal
lowing
contour
of
rbore
line
loltowlag
a
wtater
that
has
not
been
'
rucnmenceinent.
and
con-
holding
out
any
nar.lculsr
promise.
MSHINO
a7
plcriio
t
I.TU
While
It
may
not
be
on
quite
as
large!
'
ipation
Trai
.ie
of
the
ppar.
I"
foUowlat
ill
ar-i
t
Lm
....
and
the
8crub.
Cant
QI
leeung
nM
Den
J'
take
It
was
believed
to
aeek
tor
.i.h
aik...
i
that
tht
"Uugesttan
would
he
received
and
Jimmy
Parquhar
going
along.
,j'vo'oy
by
a
goodly
number
of
th
was
aoout
three
hundred
yearda
Daat
'
"
,r
mn
I
he
Prince
Rupert
Cannery
In
Tucks
Inlet
where
the
missing
vessel
was
discovered
high
and
dry
but
evidently
uninjured
on
her
secure
resting
place.
riM
k,.L
.
.
.
uj
iuijii
uae,
ioe
m.a
a.
was
safely
refloated
and
brought
back
down
the
harbor
Bhe
wa
Utken
out
of
the
water
at
the
Ward
Ways
am
Thursday
after-
U'-on
and
found
to
be
practically
un
very
many
Prince
Huert
bau.
heist;
aiostiy
oi
the
smaller
asneenl
notion,
which
get
away
be
lore
March
1,
ewtce)
w
uttiai
stormy
weather
and
other
causes.
These
the
change
would
hard
ly
affect.
It
would
be
tbe
larger
txwU,
auch
as
i
he
American,
where
oppoaltkm,
if
any.
to
the
proposal
might
be
calx-c
tod
to
develop.
There
seema
to
be
a
growing
expectation
thut.
txfort
another
season
bo-gins,
the
close
season
will
be
extended
lor
at
leaat
another
month
In
which
sase
it
would.
In
all
probability,
not
regularly
open
until
March
1.
Rocking
of
tbe
Sdward
Upset
t
way,
which
will
make
them
much
more
stable,
has
been
completed
and
they
ie
ready
for
business
again.
There
will,
in
future,
be
three
slips
for
the
accommodation
of
the
fishing
fleet.
.
CAR
Of
IIKAT
The
first
deck
hand
looked
very
blue,
And
No.
3
looked
aad:
They
went
unto
the
Chief
and
aald.
Look
here!
Sir.
it'a
too
bad.
The
winter
Is
uooa
us.
And
the
bUnkta'
ehlp
Is
sold:
'We
nave
our
weary
we
ton
to
keep.
"Aapllclag
In
the
Oh!
good,
kind
Chert
aad
Second.
'Do
lis
ten
wRUe
we
pray.
And
give
to
us
a
little
heat.
'Before
we
hit
the
hay."
Arottud
turned
he.
not
deigning.
Tbe'.r
frocen
looks
to
see.
"You
talk
to
aae
of
boat,
yon
twine.
"What
made
you
eaaae
to
sea?
When
I
wa
oa
the
rbsarr.
"And
'twas
ninety
-asae
below:
'We
set
oar
gear
aad
sipped
our
beer.
"With
blsaset
filled
with
snow.
"U
this
tight
ahlp.
(the
MaatU)
s
"The
beating
ayateaa'a
ret.
"And
overboard
It
all
abcuid
go.
"The
whole
aod-gseied
tat.
"But
I
will
five
you
heat,
say
boys.
"Before
the
winter
goes;
"Of.
oawied
heat.
I
will
gat
a
aase.
"To
brighten
up
roar
wees."
And
that
waa
bow
he
aaved
tbe
ship.
Bat
ho
rsffcoaed
not
wlia
"Daa",
Who
strained
the
doings
through
a
seek,
And
drank
it
lake
a
naaa.
Author
WOOD
ALCOHOL.
The
setneaoat
Bertha
a.,
Capt.
A
lea
Olunan.
iwtarned
to
port
on
Wednepdoy
moralnt
frosn
a
week's
hunting
trip
Applicant
a
scale
as
other
seasons
have
known.
iw
tn4
Oaeaaer
Canal
distrlat.
The
r
at
ife
tthere
le
a
very
satisfactory
amount
of
party
an
board
atrtd.
beetdss
Cast
2.
'TTV
-
new
beat
building
going
on
with
ail
ohmaa.
of
B.
Oamiaon
Rd.
Olbboas.
I.AN'I)
ACT
!:"
he;n
booked
to
capacity
between
orme,
Qitly
Valtan.
Joe
fieott
and
...
.
r."
.
:ww
nA
,hr
"Tuning
of
fishing
ea-,a
H
,Bablaei.
Their
luck
was
Id
lataar
I
v
li
.r-"
in
ana
uiey
uassjeo
hrsmth
1'
i"a
AppiKani.
ine
shoos
are
sotting
plenty
of
engine
-iar
land
District,
Land
Rjecord-
'renovation
work
to
keep
them
busy
'
',,.,,.SiS3-i:i2!.-and
nt
to
mile
n
A'lUi.
in
about
'KK
NOTICE
that
"
I,
John
Alfred
yard
at
Seal
Cove
Prinoe
Rupert
will
01
Gladys
Lab,
near
Atltn.
(urt
neat
week
on
IU
first
contract
to
jay
the
construction
af
a
new
boat.
bis
la
a
46
foot
salmon
packer
for
'"
iiring
at
a
post
planted
at
the
rfewtt,
at
Brown
which
will
take
th
r.m
01
uiaajs
uh,
aooui
-
.j,
w.
'
nrth
of
the
mouth
of
Plan
:
Pce
01
ine
npw
-
;Clnrliitte
Islands
Avenu
.nil
VH.hth
I
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Rabert
M.
Oarri.
f
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
of
Vancouver
C'
ooeutloa
riw
British
rv.iun.t5.
ik.
'
-..k..
intends
to
anol
far
a
leas
01
'h.
1-
toM
rihed
as
Lots
Thirteen
(
13
:
(he
foUowtng
deserlbed
lahd
'
Pmrt.,i
1
H.
Hl
.ck
Nine
(01.
Sec-1
Commenrlng
at
a
Pt
planted
t
,
'
,!:'
'II.
Up
dan.
Prinoe
Runert
northeast
corner
about
1.000
feel
I.
.-liti-m
ri
1
-.
..
,
,
it
...1.,
.
,
.,m
nrr.1
eiihlna
at
head
01
mil-.,
iiiopr.
.1.1
J".,.
'ir.
J:.'..."
i..r.i"
nv7nr
w..rerlv
ao
..
"r
bv
th'
"I'm
bottle
for
halna;
thence
southerly
about
U
chains.
,.0.
'"
n
i
l,,,,
thc
j,re,llMU,
1(,nne
esviterlv
HO
chain:
thence
nor-
M'.n
,
,.rnc,
Rurl
B
c
th,
lhwiv
about
13
chain,
and
containing
""
"i
J.umsry.
A
a.
1938.
M
acre-.
mr
"
"
end
about
eajnieen
aaaiiao.
-
MB
r
rw,
imhh
IFIIV
.IIUII
II
MM
m
.
'
.......
r
g
.
-
omesTond
I
aToiadr
vA
outfitting
outfitting
concern
coneerna
report
report
a
a
sudden
suaoenj
oou,
1
though
rottea
weather
also
onhaaM
01
in
improvetnent
in
me
vwume
"-
'
atUoded
the
trip
made
to
Khutae
inlet.
ISSdaa.
10
west
...
-.
-
.Kn.Mi
1..
a.ukui
and
about
Mdeg.
M'
north)
1.
ZZT
nav
H
u
UcLMr.
boatbuilding
!
-Tv.k
,.v
k.
.
party
cona)tlrig
of
Mlltea
Ckaiaalea,
U.
McBwen,
Ben
Beit.
Johnny
Taelor
and
Jock
Watt.
.
They
Mt
or
aVuulay
ntemiot.
wanting
or
iMS
lets
aad
aaaae
twenty
or
so
mallarde.
it
v.-r
th-nce
one
mile
west;
thence
several
yearn
oi
service
in
connection
Jollnny
xnyhv.oae
af
the
member's
of
'',.neM&
mile
north,
northT
and
."n?
con'ta.nTni
containing
wlt"
,h
C'in"
UO"m
"""'."j
I
f
had
to
take
a
rush
trip
:".
more
or
leu
-,rt
1
'ITIt
T
OP
IVTUVTIIIV
Til
ll'I'll'
Til
'
"inmenr-lug
at
a
pott
planted
at
the,
corner
of
Lot
31,
Rang
M
iienrr
35
chains
seat:
thane
30
1
A
'
R.
TODD
Ai
SONS.
I'ed
December
13th.
1337
"GOVERNMENT
I.1QU0K
ACT'
vni
i:
or
aitijcatios
tor
iiit.k
i.iriwfK
i
ard
which
It
Is
tbe
Intention
now
to
wUi
th.
nrta
O.
when
a
deetU
JOHN
ALPRXD
LRMIKuX
owponc
of
Decision
baa
not
)
nio'
cu0
ayma
penetrated
hat
eye.
Haaallg,
'l
December
B,
1337.
LAND
ACrT
Apatieant
vet
in
th
matter
of
the
engine
to
be
(h
tt.i.
naaotod
without
eauslac
installed
Ui
the
new
boat
ahich
la
toimuoh
troulto
Que
of
the
tale
ef
th
Ike
ppadv
to
ao
into
service
n
w
I
n
,
h,
trolllnu
i.eHwn
In
the
11
lit
MASK
uum
Boat
going
on
the
new
Md-een
way
""ige
8
Land
RlioTdlng
Diatrlot
af
meiuaa
the
haltbuter
Erie
Roy.
Capt.
.
,'
"lJ!!".Ba
"
'
w
n.M,,ri,n
whirl,
I,
having
ner
'u
ui
irivgrspn
raaaage.
oaeena
-
locale
altered
and
s
new
nkyllKhl
In
'r
m
loiiowina
aevennasi
lanos:
usai
eanerai
overnaui
hihi
iwtfii.i.
Prince
Rupert
and.
while
at
the
time
fm,'S,E
I8,W
QIV8N
that
on
VOTH'E
OK
tJWS
m
APItV
TO
"
tii
day
of
Pebruary
rsSgt
th
under-
LK.tSK
I.AM
:tl
Intend
to
applv
to
th
Lluuor
"
.---r-m-
1
1
'
"i
'r
1
B.rfi
inr
-Kt?,'
Jl.
,
n.lnn.
Doiwrt
Trwl
Recording
DU-
."
i':"iiu.
be
lna
part
of
the
tuttfUP"
trlct.
and
altuate
at
Huston
Inlet,
Queen
('"rnmerelal
Hour
situate
at
11
orner
r
.f
First
LAND
ACT
vegsge
was
that
Baa
Beif
found
some
hospMablr
shsokora
at
KhatM
Inlet
aad
preceeeVed
10
I
all
If
a
tosge
uadar
comfortahle
circuiastanoes
aad
was
just
about
to
partake
of
a
sseoad
nvug-up
1
when
the
search
party,
hope
auaost
abajtuoaed.
fiaalay
found
him.
Never-
larly.
Ben
get
hla
share
of
the
There
wa
not
much
haatlag
around
nroposal
made
by
halibut
buyer
to
Sunday
last
owing
to
ettremt
""fth
more
or
lasa.
to
hlkh
water
tho
Pacific
Coast.
a
a
result
"H-
-
..
..
marTto
'commence"
of
alorage
-
Jn
tpotn
of
'rge
qu.nt.t.e.
JM.
Un4
Mef
"
and
containing
SO
acre,
more
or
hand,
that
halibut
buying
nn
Heason
reaalaat,
braved
the
eiemeat
aad
be
rtelsved
from
February
is
the
reuu-1
jj
hoiM
a
tow
Juek.
CwOige
10.1
AaleMt.
LTD.
!
'
'r
opn"'
of
tw
"""
M"""h
h
!
has
been
received
viirlounly
by
t
he
Rryaat
aad
BUI
wauacroft
fared
atanl-
With
the
bird
season
ringing
down
tomorrow
aad
favorable
weather
In
sight,
there
will
pashaM;
be
many
out
tonight
and
tomorrow
to
celebrate
the
ctase
by
shooting
off
their
spar
ammu-nHVun
befoes
th
aittUery
Is
hung
up
for
the
year.
Reporting
very
heavy
weather
on
tn
trip
In.
Dr.
R.
O
Large
arrived
In
port
on
Thursday
afternoon
tram
Port
Blmpson
with
a
party
aboard
the
Sun-baum
III.
Return
to
Port
Scvrwon
was
made
on
Friday.
The
aeuvebeet
P-
'.h,
Q
Oupt.
Alex,
t.huj.:
wuj
out
Wednesday
aad
Thurs-
it
lUA
"
.
.
J
BUU"'
m
annlicant.
day.
with
cusunua
and
polled
etflcerg
HB
CAIUf
NEWS
PAGE
FIVa
aboard,
making
a
vain
search
for
two
ilncUaai
who
were
concluded
to
have
.
been
dMwned
In
the
conceded
sinking
of
their
small
gas
boat
while
returning
last
Sunday
to
Port
Simpson
following
visit
to
tbe
city.
'
IIKIlltlVO
Kill
AM.
Fro&i
the
opening
catches
of
herrtfi
to
be
made
powrtbly
next
week
by
the
selnebpalt.
Aym
Capt.
Ole
akog.
od
Anna
8.,
Ospt.
&1
Skog.
Capt.
Alfred
Bwanson,
,head
of
the
Prinoe
Ruperv'
I
Boat
Hawje.
snneuacrt
bi
intenttoa
to
'give
very
lamlly
in
the
city
a
bucket
of
these
suectient
fish,
ah
that,
it
will
be
necessary
for
those
desirous
of
par
taking
of
te
generosity
thus
offered
will
be
to
come
down
with
bucket.
Captain
Swanson
and
.
bis
popular
staff
will
do
th
reat
even
to
filling
the
buckets
o
.
weHll
Come
yonej
Coma
all)
If
there
(
anyone
In
Prtpce
Rupert
next
k
who
has
not
sampled
the
lajegt
crop
et
feerring.
it
wlQ
he
noaaay
else
laujtfiut
their
own.
There
1
no
atgnt
of
tbe
herttag
ma
tpeWo
la
dUsftat
water
although
general
preparauon
have
now
been
made
for
It.
if
in
M
W
pa
the
anlavala
off,
wnwa
is
nut
awry
if
tbare
b
to
M
sucoeeeful
breeding,
the
ataff
at
tbe
Klaahaa
lakad
fhjr
Farm
has
bees
en
gaged
this
week
in
trapping
the
entire
population
of
blue
faxes
The
surplus
mslee
are
betag
klned
off
and
skinned
thus
producing
the
tint
crop
of
hidec
the
farm
ha
so
far
turned
out.
The
akla
no
prime
and
in
the
best
of
condition.
The
reaaaa
for
th
alaughtar
la
on
aauat
af
the
feet
thai
aawalwa
tuv
awttcc)
RWUea
ravas
(be
aaa
duruu
wrhBg
tBM
is
apring
and
kUl
the
paps,
thaw
setMualy
baaapertna;
the
t
toady
loot
aae
af
the
farm
population
D.
B.
iMm.
aUtaator
of
tbe
Priaee
Rupm
Fawaartea
Rtpanmental
station,
who
has
kasm
abajatt
from
the
city
alnee
last
Reptemser
engaajed
In
research
work
at
the
Balverslty
of
Mani
as,
la
Wlnatfiag
and
boom
aocaatly
attending
tbe
aBRual
meeting
of
tbe
Biological
Board
af
.Canada
la
Ottawa.
at
expected
to
retarn
to
duty
here
early
nest
week.
With
a
cargo
of
three
hundred
tons
of
coal
for
Albert
McCaffery.
Oalt
freighter
Salvor.
Capt.
W.
W.
Rush,
arrived
In
port
at
o'clock
Wednesday
evening,
aalllag
yesterday
on
her
return
south.
Having
been
absent
for
a
week
mak
ing
Asyex.
Stewart
aMi
other
aarthara
polnta
with
the
theatrical
pasty
known
the
norniatwi
Players,
the
BjC
Towage
Ughsarace
Co
s
bag
power
boat
Salvata
Princess
returned
to
port
Thursday
met
Blag.
On
Friday
'tis
ves
sel
went
out
to
Triple
island
to
beang
Capt.
Larry
Thomson.
pUot.
bock
from
be
outgoMaj
grain
ship.
Hoi
nape
rk.
On
Tuesday,
th
Anna
S..
Cap.
BM
Snog,
made
a
trip
for
tbe
EUX
Towage
At
Lighter
Co.
a
Pott
Thiiiiaii
wrthJ
the
Indian
Agent
and
Dominion
oa
4
tabu
oa
board,
going
out
adaa
Thursday
to
bring
the
ofltctaJ
hacJc
Plan
have
been
prepaiad
for
the
British
Columbia
Piahtng
and
Packing
Cow
party.
Limited,
calling
for
the
con-
tructlon
of
a
new
cannery
and
wharf
and
necessary
equipment
for
operation
an
Johnson
Channel.
Application
tor
penn
lesion
to
build
has
been
made
under
tbe
navigable
waters
protection
set.
and
plana
will
be
shortly
filed
with
the
federal
minister
of
public
worts.
Construction
is
to
start
as
soon
a
approval
of
tbe
plans
la
obtained.
NEWTON
CHOSEN
HEAD
ST.
GEORGE'S
SOCIETY
Organisation
eg
Loral
ngllh
FVilk
Had
ll
Annual
Meeting
It
Kirnlng
The
Royal
Society
of
St.
Oeorge
af
this
city
at
Ha
annual
meeting
last
night
elected
officers
far
th
year
a
fOtUrwa:
.
President
8.
M.
Ketrhai,
k
e
nraddtot-C.
J.
tniriajgaiii.
'
BiBiay-TTtutr--rx.
AMridg.
BxosthaMra.
g
V.
'.t?QK,
Mrs
C
J1:
Korrlnitan.
Mr.
Brew)ftdfi;:
W.
IL
Smeeton.
W.
o.
Oakley
and
w.
Way.
.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
JAM
AltV
11.
I91R
Many
friends
greeted
Mr.
and
Mrs
Dan
Jabour
today
us
they
arrived
on
the
Princess
Sophia
from
Taeoma
where
WAS
SO
NERVOUS,
and
SHORT
OF
BREATH
COULD
HARDLY
SLEEP
Mr.
Lonlso
Rtgtiih
"olden
Lake,
Out,
write
:
"Fr
moral
years
I
waa
greatly
troubled
with.
u"
heart.
I
at
ao
nervoua
aad
abort
oi
treat
I
coold
aaally
slvrp
at
sight,
and
if
I
dil
alrep
for
a
while
I
had
bad
dream.
"I
many;ed
to
keep
at
my
verk,
omehow,
nniil
I
began
to
have
diity
pell
wkich
got
ip
bad
I
had
to
giv
op.
I
used
majiy
aiud
of
medicine,
but
found
no
help
until
I
got
a
box
f
After
the
first
box
1
found
a
great
change,
and
after
two
bote
I
wa
aa
well
a
I
conld
b.
"I
tPld
my
mother,
who
bad
choking-
aeoaattai,
shunt
tKin
and
thy
helped
hr
gretly.'
I'rlt
50c.
a
bos
at
all
draggiit
and
dealer,
or
mailed
direct
on
yaerlpt
af
price
bv
The
T.
Uilbura
Oo,
lituUed,
Xoiwlo,
QnL
they
ware
recently
married.
Mrs
Jabour
wa
formerly
Mia
Aaaay.
r
Lieut.
Percy
M.
Miller,
formerly
In
the
brokerage
bnalnaa
here,
ha
been
warded
the
Military
Oram
for
service
ovrniea
with
the
Royal
Irish
Rifles.
Mr.
and
Mr.
John
McLenaghan,
ac-
eomnajaied
by
XUas
detrude
Melons
-
ghan.
arrived
tn
the
city
today
from
Portage
la
Prairie
to
visit
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McLenaghan
daughter.
Mrs.
T
McCrymont.
Borden
Street.
NEW
MAYOR,
ALDERMEN
'
AND
SCHOOL
TRUSTEES
-
ARE
SWORN
.IN
TODAY
Mayor
8
P.
McMortlle
and
the
other
victors
at
the
polls
on
Thursday'
election
are
now
lonaally
lu
office,
having
been
sworn
in
at
the
City
Mai
at
SUa
this
sftsmaon
by
Magatrat
Thomas
McCIymont.
The
complete
llat
of
mu
nicipal
legislators
for
the
year
1038
is!
now
as
follows:
Mayor-a
P.
Mcatordt.
Aldermen
W.
M.
Brown,
W.
J
Oreer.
O
P.
Tinker.
P.
H.
Unary.
Theo
CJollart,
rnank
Utah,
A.
J.
Prudhosaaae
and
Oeorge
;
HudderheMt
1
School
Trustees
H.
B.
Boc
heater,
B.I
D
Johnstone,
William
OUchrtat.
Mr.
Tliomas
Spencer,
aad
Thomas
Mcateekin.
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
i
ON
INJURY
CHARGE
IN
PROVINCIAL
HEARING
On
a
charge
of
causing
grievous
bod-1
lly
injury
through
negligence
to
Joseph
Cook
aa
a
result
of
a
ahootttai
affair
on
a
small
boat
an
Lakelae
Lake
at
thej
opening
of
lew
banting
union.
Jack
Hlgnall
waa
committed
for
trial
by
8Q-'
pendlary
MAglatrate
II
P.
McLeod
In
provincial
police
court
yesterday
after-
j
noon.
Witnesses
were
Joseph
Cook,
the
Injured
mn;
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln.
who
;
testified
as
to
tbe
wound',
and
Provincial
Constable
Thomas
Catuai.
to
whom
Hlgiiajl
made
a
ateteanent
on
the
day
fnlliiwliiK
tbe
affair
whlrh
lie
clalmnd
wan
accidental.
Sergeant
Alex
McNeill,
chief
uf
tbe
district
detachment
of
the
provincial
police,
prosecuted
while
Milton
Oi
inflfi
aetad
on
behalf
of
accused.
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address
by
carrier
paid
in
advance
will
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it
to
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every
sight
for
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year
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If
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about
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pers
TUB
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BHBAKPAST
-'1
..
i1
"motedr
Dally
by
Canadian
pish
&
CoH
Storage
Co.,
L.
Prince
Rupert.
aC
S.
A.
McPHERSON
(
Baritone)
Teacher
of
Singing
Studio
PLATENS'
CUUI
ROOMS
2nd
Avenue
Appointment
and
term
at
Mi
Laron'n
Music
Shop.
Interview
Invited
ill
OMIT
FUMANUT
WALL
COATING.i
In
Twenty-one
Beautiful
tints
;
For
$1.10
you
can
buy
enough
Atabdstine
to
decorate
any
averaire
ni
zed
room.
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Salt
by
Thompson
Hardware
Co,,
Ltd.
255
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Avenue.
Prince
Ilupert