F,j(!..v
April
13,
1934
Classified
Adis
FOR
45
ALE
-M.F.
Chevrolet
Car
ln
nood
1
ni.uun.
Price
$200.
Dally
N.ewi.
ME
$75,
large
oak
deik,
,.ri
both
nldej.
price
$25.
H.
M
:
(
rson
Lid.
83
P.FNT
Furnished
house-1,
rooms.
835
Second
West
a30
HELP
WANTED
:vr
W
iiitrd,
apjly
Mrs.
t
T.
'man.
FOUND
...
rr
twjulrrd
to
pay
ip
f
tlxlr
indU4"dii
to
in
,
NORMAN
A-
WATT.
Official
AdmlftVrtrator.
Print
Rurt.
DC
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of
Urch.
A.D.
W14.
is
I'linntTr.
!
Fi
'PftEME
OOUUT
OP
DIUTISU
COLUMBIA
JH
MATTHl
OP
THE
"AtXMINlS.
TRATtON
ACT'
and
HE
MATTER
OP
THE
K8TATF.
OY
y
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MRAT.
DnCKASEH.
ISTTS-
'T.
K
NOTICE
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by
ordvr
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II
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lay
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I
a
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of
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ntmaty.
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pttft
hating
cjitiut
sd
nJLA
r
hray
tr
uimlali
aan.
Droirlf
vrrl
mo
n
or
bnfort
the
Ut
day
oil
A
t
i4,
and
all
parllra
Irart
bled
'
'
are
rrUiri
to
pay
mr
Vfir
iiiirttln
to
i
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
OflUrlal
AdtnUtlaU-ator.
Prlnf
Ruprtt,
;iC.
Will
rtT
nt
Mirftll.
AO
1934.
OPENING
OF
MILL
"peralloiH
Itrlnr
Expanded
on
Dunwell
Property
at
Stewart
.
TFWAUT.
April
13:-V4yk
at
t;
wcl)
Mines
Limited
Is
progress
'
'pnlly
Sixteen
men
are
em
P-
''!
ut
the
mine
breaking
ore
and
n
n-
bunkers
In
preparation"
Xnr
opening
of
the
mill
to
which
";n.,ulrrabc
proiortlon
of
new
Inery
Is
now
being
nded.
As
iri:j:
um
thi
Instailatfon
JLn
com
P''
-ca
milling
wjll
start
within,
Vt
j;
xpet'ted,
the
next
few
days.
mmc
ten
men
nre
now
employed
o
itructlon
of
the
mill.
Kaien
Hardware
HAIRDRESSER
PERMANENT
WlVINt
,
Cluster
Colj
Ulnt
fftjles
NtLflON'.S
BFAUTY
gllOPPK
TRANSFERS
it
run
PAINTERS
PA
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NT.
NJ
and
Paperhantfng
,
Moller.
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Hod
802.
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or
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by
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taki:
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iim
wuiuun
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for
this
advertise-
ri
iw
cTtiirai.
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NOTICE
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jtrm
that
on
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of
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be
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to
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BogU-Divriot
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tb
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ot
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for
th
fit
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bwr
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or
by
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bouu
for
on
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pmtutmk
r
by
clowd
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iu
10th
dty
of
March.
1934
MARIK
AMI
OUTUIS
Annl
leant
r-OLUWBIA
"I
:
!IE
UATTER
OP
TUB
"ADUIK3-
TRATION
ACT-and
'"
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MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
Or
f
in
NIKOLAI
NIEiaOK.
DK
'in
INTESTATE
.'.:'
notice
lhat
oy
order
of
III
Wi
Pivrr.
th
thday
ofMireb,
it,
I
wna
appoint
AdmlnUUator
.r
-.J.
ul
Arnold
Nikolai
NWm.
mi
all
paiilni
Imtiiic
cialnu
:w
ait
rmiuLr
arr
btrrtn
rr-
int
WI1J.IAU
DANN
l
riiiuitTi:
IN
THE
SUPREME
OUURT
OP
BRITISH
CCXA'MBIA
CHARLES
VTSH.
DBCKASRD.
1NTB8
IV
FUlllltTI-.
TAXK.
.
.
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
MOW
bona
mac
VAioici:iMa
IM
TUB
SAL-OM
J
j
V
A
Satisfactory
riace
to
Deal
MORE
JPLANTS
OPERATING,
.
l(
PeiaTAiM
ai
TO
higher,
price
and
(iouu
'
r
RUNS'
POINT
TO
SUCCESS
Continued
from
Paae
1
Mill
Bay,
B.
C.
Packers.
The
same
number
as
last
year.
Ijovit
Inlet
The
B.
C.
Packers
will
not
operate
Lowe
Inlet
cannery
tftWfsar
as
w
done
last
year.
':
'$-'.)
Ilutcdale
-;.!.E
SuckUJ'J.
$5.00
GARDEN
Soil
2.$0
a
load.
Gam-1
y
,h
lhat
sew..
Ktemtu
hu,
has
nw.tteA
operated
:
i.miu
u.uw.
-
f
.rn'R
Transfer.
Pho:
e
177
IVIfir.
Apply
8.
A.
Corlcy,
'
1
ii'
FOR
RENT
Hi
li'si'-s
10
rent.
Hart.
sn
tf
Itella
IWIu
Nnmu.
II.
C.
Packers.
.Itelta
(,'oola
Bella
Cooia,
IJ.
C
Packers.
Tallheo,
Canadian
I-lslilnR
Co.
The
same
number
as
Ixst
year.
Jtivrrs
Inlet
Provincial.
J.
II.
Todd
Si
Sons.
Beawr.
J.
II.
Todd
&
Sons.
Va4Uams,
IJ.
C
Packers.
SitilthS
lulrt
Lagoon
Bay,
Canadian
Fishing
TOrioN
actt-
I
Massett
Canners
packed,
two
years
and
I
since
Nootka
operated,
and
a
num-
IN
the
matter
op
the
estate
OFiber
of
years
since
Canadian
Fishlne
CBALUV
-TVIIkJIC
HB
t-IICBTS
AMW-I
DECORATE
Inside
yjour
homo
rlus
year
with
Hie
NEW
PROCESS
ALABASTINE
$1.50
will
buy
cnoui
for
one
roin
THE
DAILY
NEWS
,
TAat
mi
.-'.
IN
NELSON'
Corp.
K.
l.
raterson;
formerly
Official
,f
oU
Storage
,
jied
la
Southern
Interjof
Many
former
friends
In
this
city
ewt
to
ittuii
at
tlx
death
LOCAL
NEW.S
I
t7
Z;
"";"'"uc
c
.
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
0
holmes
and
my.
Canadian
Fishing
Maff
failUy
u
dty
fr)m
.Woodcock
on
Uiut
jnomln
train'
"
Boswell
B
C
Pvkers
L
.
.
ud
'UI
f011
Umlftht
on
the
Cardena
The
ne
number
as
last
year.
jhw
Victoria.
Queen
Charlotte
Island
i
Old
Massett.
Massett
Canners
Mrs.
s.
Kadpnaw
of
Atll
Inlet.
..
..
.,
'who
ha
been
.visfung
In
the
city
New
Nootka
Co.
Massett.
Packing
f0f
past
f0up,e
fll
wejc?
relatives.
U
y
lhe
Prince
ohn
'
.
.
.
I
tonight
on
her
return
io
ihe-Queen
None
of
these
canneries
operated
,
rharIoit
isinnrt.
;
uul
jr.ii.
it
u
iiiicc
aitivc
A.
P.
Allison;
well
known
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Jogging
operator.
Is
arriving
from
Vancouver
on
the
Co.
Jias
beert.
active
in
packing
on,
Princc$Si
Adelaide
ftl.IFon
!K
si
prkme
court
ok
DiirnsH
iftf
(hTwih
dVof
Mairh
'
anua.
naving
lasi
operaiea
at.
ana
will
sail
tonigni,an
tne
PrUice
lA-D'twit,
I
m
rpiWMMra
n
fun
Ul
rid
nf
1
v
u
vu
tiu
.yiuiiu
ay
i
wi
inr
naw
ai
iiniwi
v.
o-,
nwwii,
viuiiien
nunc
uj
DacK
uumsnewa
inie.L.
quired
to
furnMi
nam,
proprny
vi
possibly
some
cnums
in
the
fall,
not
operate
on
the
"
Queen
Charlotte
LMTnTI
ktag
Co.
will
put
up
.islands.
Today's
Stocks
(CUUti
8
O
JfttlMrft
CO.)
.Vancouver
Bralorne,
14.0O.
Alexandria,
.07.
Bayy,lew,
42".
4.
B,
C.
Nickel,
C6.
Big
Missouri,
.34.
jjridge
stiver
Con.,
.36.
B.
X,
1,0a,'
rp.
fc.
ji:
4.'1lnal'-'
Idariboo
c-uartz.
2X5.
Butedalc.
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
Sf-
f?
at
-W"-
is;
stew
?
and
former
iru
1
-rv,M
r.
Dontonia,
l.S5.
It
will
be
the
first
time
In
three
f"'?1
U'c
eoigla
Jttyer.
6toe
Co
help
for.
jolcontfa,
.43.
six
yeaas
ffoai
isiz.
Born
in
oias-
Heresies.
v071&.
1
(few,
(ticiUEW.
luc
iu-
f-orp.
jJat-'
nn,
p-
V?
rfi'
Pvpert
from
liic
C):d
Country,
rm
here
he
'
went
U
ni
M'
fur
nine
years
lir.
wa.
in
Uie
setvice
of
the
Western
a.
before
Joilng
';tho
pi'v:n.-'tai
partee
lervlcV.
TU
4
tuc$a
4a;
iiWS
Xejson
itl
lis':
V
Cjuutlj
Science
Ojiurcli
MiKonu-
members
fA
Ooov
Jiy
Canadian
Rtehtttg
Co.
Hi
pnic'
(orcet
fHifiti
tt
pall
Klldala.
Canadian
Fishing
.Co.
bearer:
i'je?
iislitr
Inspector!
Good
Analo-nrltiali
Colum-
Wn
iM
$Vi
iiorveant
jC.
Indian.
,02
Iteno,
1.00.
bla
Padcins
Go.
Ojmmwi
hiih
(grzfitily
prince
silver
Crest.
.03.
iyvm
inlet
cannery,
wnlclj
jras
lupetf
anant
c.
0.
Baiticvr.
ako
fiaimon
cold,
22
pa
8tiiHu
in
t
rwtiaiMi
':noi
Minimi
operatcri
hy
Uie
B.
C.
Packers
last
Igtmetiy
f
tjiiv
tur
jlttvul'd
a
....
thr
,c
ua
at
vw-wlU
iwt
run
this
asnn.
mak-
jxtHoe
aw.u
rf
hmy
Tlifre
wxs
a
1
or
rjw
mkiui
hr
mtia.
frr
one
plant
npmtlne
In
this
Mfonic
couuniual'
Vrvicfi,
.bUK
BC
,r-
tawfttl
n,Mv
wiui
iuhh
,
I
Niwuw
or
ihr
how
4
rrw
mitwo
McTavWi
carinery
will
be
Owner
Owner
may
may
have
have
.
.
rmifte.t
niilMif
rrm-u
rrrS-u
ted
as
a
XWilna
camn
bv
Anolo-
Britiab
Columbia
Paoklnc
Co.
.02.
JJlivto.
.49.
Meridian.
.19.
tyOtJlUV!
St-ir
-fl
''2-
Native
on.
Natjional
fiilver,
.01.
Nobjc
Five.
J2.
Pcnd
Oreille.
1.10.
Pjprtcr
Idaho,
.12V4-Premier,
1.38.
F
w
Mciyvnald,
.15.
Reward
07'.i.
to
iht
ntat
are
rrqwirM
to
pay
the
pinks
starting
In
August
and
Ca-1
This
Is
the
cycle
year
for
a
goodiOurvlch
was
Xlned
45
In
city
police
amount
of
l)tr
vr
UMfrbwdlVMr
to
w
tnr
mf
nadlan
ai-
Co.
Is
forthwith.
bTfoVe
tSTKi
'tuVoii
I
ih
joui
day
of
Mr.h.
ajj.
i34.
It
I
understood
B.
C.
Packers
will
pf
the
expected
cycle
run
In
1832.
plates
AD
1934
and
all
pnrUn.
indebted
.
Taylor
BridRe
.05.
Wayside,
.37.
WlUtcwater,
X1.
Wayerly
Tangier.
.02.
United
Empire,
.10.
Toronto
Ctntral
Patricia,
.67.
Chlbou'pmau,
.13,4.
Lee
.bold,
.17.
Granada,
&5.
Macassa,
2.C0.
Noranda,
4355.
Sherritt
Gordon,
157.
Sisco,
2.40.
Thompson
Cadillac,
M
Y2.
Ventures,
1.01.
Lake
Maron,
.10.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.75.
Columario,
.45.
Smelter
Gold,
.31.
.Canadian
Malartic,
38.
little
Long
Lac,
4.75
Bagamac.
56.
South
Tiblemont,
.12,
,
.
'
MapJeLeal,
74.
Pickle
Crow,
6.
A
sGopd
Explanation,
Byt..
.
.
jHGy
TiLUE
vmait
a
Minut6.II
FRESH!
Myl-Oia
Til
HOVJ
ABOOT
HAVIrJcJ
LVJMCH
MAHE1?
MOT
FWOU
V
I
Sjes?
THAT'S
mac
movm
-
NAJIL.L.
YOU
ENTETT2TAIM
HlH
J-
UMTVU
(SET
i
mLjj
(
tee
ME7
I
MAC
OT
J
1.
rrs:
:
V
5Cv
icntt
!
fit
i
in
v
J?
Long
Lac
Lagoon,
54
'
Manitoba
&
.Eastern,
52!?.
For
operating
a
motorvehlcle
without
a
driver's
licence,
Mike
FUhlng
expected
to
run
of
pinks
on
4he
Islands
al-'
court
by
MagUtrate
McClymont
Norman
a.
watt.
pack
both
pinks
and
cnums
at
La-
.though
there
Is
tome
uncertainty
this
morning,
an
additional
110
be
Offvrlal
AdmlnlMtratcr.
Dnnn
rtiv
following
the
unexplained
allure
j
ing
Imposed
for
not
having
licence
1
11
.UwV
I
1
For
Young
and
Old
GOLD
ON
'RAIL
LINE
I
ISLANDS
NOW
CLEAR
History
of
Discoveries
&t
Prflefous.
fralns
Fxmp
Point
In
Tet
Jaune
Mrta!
on
Queen
Charlottes
recalled
Early
Loeators
son,
the
late
Al
Wiles,
the
late
A.
eH
,
AND
IT'S
ALL
OH
ACCOOWX
OF
"THAT
VA
AT
VOU
CREATEO
KAIEN
HARDWARE
See
our
1934
Tennis
Balls
and
Rackets
VI,
1
,eoT.;ii!nr!-WRFacc
J
1
Gordon
and
John
McLennan,
who
now
lives
in
Scotland.
The
Haldas
ot
the
Islands
used
gold
long
before
the
coming
of
the
white
man.
Jt
was
used,
for
rings,
arm
bands,
nose
rings,
anklets
and
bracelets.
Where
this
gold
came
from
Is
yet
to
be
dlyered.
Tnere;
are
many
legends
among
the
Hal
das
of
rich
placer
gold
on
the
east
coast
of
Oraham
Island
and
Oold
Harbor
where
the
natives
in
the
times
before
the
coming
of
the
white
man
used
to
get
gold,
nuggets.
One
legend
goes
on
that,
at
one
time,
there
was
a
very
severe
earthquake
on
Graham
Island
after
A
etpet-
HAD
A
HAT
UK6
VOOIC5
.
-THOUOHT
T
VA4AS
VOO
I
AND
POKE
TO
HET5L.
-uoofc
"TiL.u.tp'S
's
Y
.
.Su!.U
vision
-JV'ljich
la
ten
flocked
lly
Slide
.tfrraffic
was
again
restored
to
:grmal
.on
.the
lqcal
line
of
tlic
Ca-
nadtan
Hationl
KaUways
,liiL
af-
'
'
.
;tcrnodn
ZtfotyxH'l
interference
of
l.'dLsliaw
f
Massel,
ypaiil
IJrsjl
iyo
or
thrqe
xljiyspn
Recount
of
a
t
:l.rtie
apf.i
$teens
J'ut
ublkamo
lanldlile
and
sinkhole
i
.
,,
itf
the
Tete
.avnc
,tbdlviion
forty
Jail'cs
cast
of
M:i?ride.
'
the
line
wKUJLUAi
kiuFtiAiK
W
a-mm
vi'baa
-tjlLlhll
nint,tiii-tt,ftrWoqn--tspe-
eoYerm
at
tick
MarTwr
6n
thrf
-
JgJ
fiad
:iM
x
UT
n
.
e,a,i
oi
Moresby
Island
f
nday
at.
.IBS,
by
cinef
iJ.Pw
noo,v
,hUular
train
for
the
..
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nnd
tit-!
train
which
is
due
I'lact
,
jtold
wa.
first
diovered;
om
near
Massett
n
1892
by
Uvc
fate
E.
trouble
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StejreffS
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and
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first
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ihi
were
alsp
down
at
Ala.ka.
It
is
only
two
hundred
feet
I
fro
!
the
original
discovery
at
Lawn
I
I
tilt
that
the
jiresent
rjch
strike
has
i
bf-en
made.
i
It
was
in
.1007
that
the
first
fold
i
discovery
was
made
in
vCimshewa
Inlet
by
the
late
Colonel
Topping,
who
was
one
of
the
real
pioneers
of
Mr"
.'nine
point
thl"
morning,
service
hcin"
rrstorcd
i
his
afternoon.
Windsor
Man
Js
Appointed
Judge
mining
ln
British
Columbia.
The
OTJAWA.
Anrjl
1,3:
nnounce-late
Col.
Tapping
twas
well
known
jnient
hrts
been
tje
.of
the
ap-throughput
,the
northwest
ad
yasj
tintment
of
Frank
W.
Wilson
known
as
the
Father
.of
Trail.
He!.c.
ML
A.
for
Windsor
East,
to
always
made
his
home
with
Mr.jtfie
jud?e?hio
ctf
the
.County
Court
and
Mrs!
E.C.
Stevens
whenever
he
j
at
Lanark
in
sucjeessiqn
to
Judg'e
came
to
Skidegate
inlet.
I
Scott,
retired.
Among
the
.other
pioneer
prospectors
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
were
the
late
Ike
Thomp
P.
Lakie,
.divisional
freight
and
passenger
agent
for
the
Canadlajt
National
Railways,
Returned
to
tne
city
on
the
Princess
Npqah
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
brief
trip
to
Ketchikan
on
company
business.
which
the
bed
rock,
disappeared
and
with
it
the
gold.
The
jplacer
gold
that
was
worked
at"
Gold
Harbor
could
be
got
only
at
very
low
tide.
Their
way
of
working
this
placer
was
by
scooping
up
the
gravel
with
large
rock
oyster
shells
and
throwing
the
gravel
up
on
the
sloping
rocks,
then
throwing
water
over
It
which
washed
away
the
gravel
and
left
the
gold.
By
Westover;
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(
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cSOOO
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AND
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TO
IT".
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Satisfactory
Place
to
Deal
Kaien
Hardware
RADIOS
WUn
Up
VK
III
1
rp
jliave
three
in
LSjtocJt.
They
won'jt,
he
here
long
at
the-
price
we
are'askinfi:.
from
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