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falling
off
in
prices
Just
recently.
Some
fifty
boats
are
now
under
stood
to
be
operating
on
the
North
Island
grounds,
this
number
beine
I
about
evenly
divided
between
white
and
native
fishermen
and
practically
all
being
gasboats.
The
run
there
so
far
has
been
very
light.
Fishing
activities
have
not
started
as
yet
at
Hippo
Island
on
the
Queen
Charlottes,
the
native
boats
of
Skldegate
waiting
for
the
packers
to
start
service
before
com
mencing
fishing
there,
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tin.
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tin.
each
DOMINION
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3
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DOMINION
HOPS
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3
plus.
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orders,
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over
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WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Activities
in
Connection
With
Salmon
Trolling-New
Engine
Installations
Halibut
Landings
making
the
first
trip
for
this
com-pany
after
having
taken
on
ice
and
supplies
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
week
after
next
another
Masse
tt
selneboat-pa
tker
Halda
CJtrl,
Capt.
Henry
White,
is
scheduled
to
go
on
this
packing
run.
alternating
with
the
Bdenshaw.
The
Haida
Girl
is
due
here
next
week
to
take
on
Ice
and
supplies.
The
Bruce
I.
Capt.
Brandy
Newell,
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
from
Vancouver,
which
port
she
left
on
Mnnrlav
nmul
tn
thtm
There
Is
more
or
less
desultory
Quen
Cnr!ottes
to
tart
packing
fi.ui
i
.
r..
.
.
I
from
Hlrmn
Island
tn
RiitMlala
fnr
nailing
buuiki
uii
ui.
uunaas
ana
i
rl
Stephens
Islands
and
the
ground
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The
first
fish
packer
to
arrive
on
the
scene
at
North
Island
this
season
under
company
auspices
was
the
Takla,
Capt.
Chris
ParkvoM.
regularly
a
hallbutter.
which
has
been
chartered
for
the
season
by
Edmunds
it
Walker
to
pack
Ikth
ffCBhrt
to!
:New
Westminster.
FulWAUlllttwi
for
hr
first
trin
hH
Takla
Jtift
P,lrice
Rupert
on
Tuea-Idajr
of
this
week
fdr
North
Island
to
pick
up
per
first
load
for
New
Weeimlntter
Dater
on
In
th
im.
son.
U
'i
xpectd
Edmunds
&
waer
win
nave
some
lour
or
five
packers
tit
mil
making
the
long
ran
front
North'
island
to
New
Westminster.
:
Packing
springs
(from
North
Island
tq
Butedale
jfor
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
will
start
next
week
with
the
Masaett
adlneboat-pacfcer
Edehshaw.
Capt
Harry
Edeiushaw.
anrf
and
V
Y.,
Pint
Capt
Don
rinn
Valf
Yelf.
la
Is
due
Axm
In
in
Prince
Rupert
next
week
also
from
cher
Wand,
by
John
droop,
having
arrived
from
there
this
week.
Recently
a
40
hp.
Hnnoy
engine
was
Installed
for
Capt.
William
Leask
of
Mttlakatla
In
his
well
known
selneboat
and
packer
Hazel
Orvllle
F.
Deiutedt
Is
due
to
return
to
Prince
Rupert
at
the
middle
of
or
May
May
to
to
rejoin
rejoin
the
the
scientific
scientific
staff
staff
bpnng
c..;
ooi.
salmon
trolling
activities
are
now
i
beginning
to
0f
the
Prince
Rupert-
Fisheries
ex-
though
it
is
expected
that
it
will
be
the
middle
of
May
be-
Pnt
lhc
Pt
month
engaged
fore
the
bulk
of
the
fleet
gets
out
on
the
various
grounds
,n
tauartion
twJi
at
Mtaui
tm.
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University
University
In
in
Montreal.
Montreal.
ivi
mc
ocaouu
uciiuiuus.
xnc
run
uus
so
iur
not
ueun
oi
such
proportions
as
to
encourage
an
earlier
start
than
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I
on
alen
Itinvs
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Waam
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Cannery
Crews
Arrive
:
Delayed
by
having
heavy
freight
for
cannery
points
along
her
route,
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
Ernest
Georieaon,
running
almost
12
hours
late,
arrived
tn
port
at
9
o'clock
this
morning
from
the
south
and
sailed
an
hour
or
so
later
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
The
Cardena
brought
north
the
crews
for
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.'s
canneries
at
Carlisle
and
Hays-port
on
the
Skeena
River
including
A.
D.
Matheson
and
Clarence
E.
Salter,
the
respective
managers
Mr.
Matheson
was
accompanied
by
his!
wife.
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
j
Prince
Rupert
for
the
m
season
continue
to
maintain
their
increase
Vawouver
and
wUI
be
used
as
wen
ln
TOluroe
ow
uwt
year.
For
the
Lt
Z
P""4
P
t
and
including
SJ.
8,
f
i
J'y-terday
landings
at
the
port
had
to
Butedale
It
is
possible
that
the
totalled
l.eiJJWO
pounds
aT
corn-Bruce
and
B
and
Y
may
be
diver-wtth
24rTJ.eVpoiHd.
S
KIT
HtPP
ItUBd
Sending
date
laStTeS
ae
Cana
the
North
Island
h
run.
dlan
landing,
for
this
season
had
Capt.
Johnny
Clausen
has
started
j
reached
a
total
of
M
60.700
pounds
packing
from
the
Dundas
Island
.
Baint
i..
i
ma
ma
and
Wairke
Canal
trollers
into
the
j
pounds
at
a
similar
date
while
the
rric
iwpen
maraet.
American
total
for
!8
to
date
was
'
AtVlUt
tKss
mlHIU
Af
Vftaw
as
Km
M
(MIA
-
a
ta.
slbly
a-
UtUe
later,
the
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co.
is
expected
to
start
its
packing
services
to
such
fishing
grounds
as
North
Island.
Hippo
Island,
Dundas
Island
and
War
ke
Canal.
The
Union
Oil
Co
has
had
its
tank
scow
and
commissary,
wtth
Oeorge
8mith
in
charge,
on
the
ground
at
North
Island
ready
for
1J03JM
pounds
last
year.
For
the
week
of
April
2S-1hls
year
landings
totalled
515JW0
pounds
comprising
23S.0O0
Canadian
and
277.-MO
pounds
American
fish
Top
price
of
the
week!
or
Canadian
fish
was
5
and
Jc
wh
ch
the
Prosperity
A.
received
for
3&M0
pounds
while
the
low
price
of
the
week
for
Canadian
fish
was
4
and
le
which
the
buaineaa
since
mid-AprU.
8asn
L.!
Covenant
and
se
Spit
received
for
Simpson
or
Massett
wui
operate
a
similar
estSrMlshcBent;
at
Norsh
Island,
handling
Home
Oil
Dlstrlbu-
jtors
Ltd
product
and
Is
now
en-
Kagea
at
Maasett
in
getting
the
scow
and
outfit
in
readiness
for
business.
Trollers
at
Dundas
Island
will
be
served
by
a
commissary
to
be
operated
by
the
Northern
British
Colum
bia
Salmon
Fishermen
a
Cammr.
Our
price
Is
reduced.
While
they.tive
Aaso:iation.
last
you
can
buy
at
this
low
j
The
opening
price
being
offered
price.
Don't
wait.
,
bv
th
rnma&nv
nwbn
at
MnrtH
Q-t
I
ft
!I,',an',
to
'"-c
pw
pound
for
red
3
1
a?
U
springs.
New
Engine
Installations
The
Pacific
Machine
Works
at
Prince
Rupert
is
engaged
ln
the
(Installation
of
Ftnnoy
seml-dlesel
en
gines
of
Norwegian
manufacture
In
'
a
number
of
local
fishing
vessels.
The
most
Important
of
these
In-
istallaUons
U
a
60
h
p.
machine
which
Is
being
placed
in
Capt.
Oie
Skog
big
selneboat
Fredelia,
re-placing
a
4
h.p.
Frisco-Standard
I
gasoline
engine.
Prior
to
Installs
-.
Uon
of
the
engine,
the
Fredelia
was
'at
the
McLean
Ways
to
receive
a
.
new
sternpost
and
engine
bed.
The
j
'
engine,
which
arrived
this
week.
.
was
lifted
into
the
Fredelia
by
use
j
1
of
the
Albert
A;
McCaffery
crane.
Ftnnoy
engines
of
15
h
p.
in
each
!
case
are
to
be
installed
In
new
33-'
foot
trolling
boats
which
have
been
'
built
for
Harold
Ilolkestad.
who
was
!
owner
of
the
halibut
boat
Heige
It..
which
was
lost
at
the
opening
of
the
fishing
season,
and
who
has
now
turned
to
trolling,
and
for
J.
Hag-'
gen.
who
formerly
had
the
troller
Whitewater.
Holkestad's
new
boat
has
been
built
at
Digby
Island
by,
Ed.
Wahl
and
is
due
here
any
day
and
Haggen's
at
Oona
River.
Por-
catches
of
&0M
and
23.MN
pounds
resnectivelr.
For
American
tan
the
high
bid
of
the
week
was
tie
and
Ic
which
the
Majestic
received
for
33.000
pounds
and
the
low
4
Ic
and
2c'
which
the
Tahoma
accepted
for
7,000
pounds
A
settlement
has
been
arrived
sit
between
the
Armour
8alvacr
Cam-panv
and
Contain
Tony
Martinuaen
under
whleh
the
former
pnrrhaaes
tne
iMJIbut
boat
Livingstone
II
The
boat
had
been
aalvaeed
after
Mrik-Inv.
a
rock
and
striking
on
the
west
coast
of
Dundas
Island
Oet
quick
result
wtth
a
want
ad
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three.
Dry
Docks
Total
capacity
20.060
tens
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Kepslrrrs
for
Slerl
and
Wood
Vessels
Iros
and
Bran
Catting
Electric
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Acetylene
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for
Heavy
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