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- The e News W. ay is a Good Wa

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FOR

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a great deal more to him than
the cost of a drink habit cure
he is not going to drag along
for twenty-eight to forty-two
days taking a treatment when
he can get a cure in three days,
without hypodermic injections,
and be surrounded with every
comfort of home.

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cures the periodical, occasion-
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nervous man who has to drink
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craving to drink, by neutraliz-
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The treatment consists of
the internal administration of
a harmless remedy, tonic in
its action, that removes the
eraving for liquor in a very
few hours.

DRUG HABIT CURED.

At the Vancouver institute
we also treat drug addictions
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| PHONE GREEN 336
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| G. C. EMMERSON

AGENT

Naden Block Second Ave

Phone 125

BOARD OF TRADE

 

 

attention
hydro

was the Tsimp-

sean electric power sys-

 

 

 

DRAMA OF WAR;
‘KOSSOVO FIELD’

Tonight in Empress Theatre the
Servian Young Men Present
Another Thrilling Drama from
Their Country’s History—See
the Great Battle Scenes.

 

 

 

 

entirely

Tonight an different
play from the “Drama of the
Balkan Empress” will be staged

in the Empress Theatre by a dif-
ferent company the Servian
Young Men. The play represents
some of the scenes in the

vividly
greatest battle of Servian history,
a conflict with the Turks in which
200,000 men on both sides, two
Tsars, and every single oflicer of
the Servian army were killed. It
was a battle full of hand to hand
struggles. These were not the
days of gunpowder, and tonight's
will be the liveliest ever
in Prince Rupert. On no
account should you miss seeing
the Servian Young Men in this
thrilling performance. Tonight
at 7:30.

TRACK
PROCEED

Supt. Dan Dempsey’ Reaches
Snow Belt—Popular Old-Timer
Dead—Rocher de Boule Strikes
Vein.

scenes

staged

 

 

EDS WELL

 

4
4

 

Special Correspondence,

Van Arsdol, B. C., Jan. 30,
The Grand Trunk Pacifie has the
steel laid about nine miles beyond
here, and Superintendent of Con-

‘NORTHWARD
OF RUPERT

Islets of Alaska, Near Tongas Re-
serve, Set Apart by President
Taft for Bird Protective Pur-
poses.

(Canadian Press Despatch.
Washington, Jan. 29,—Presi-
dent Taft has signed proclama-
tions setting aside two small land
reservations in Alaska for use
solely as breeding resorts for sea
fowl of all kinds that frequent
the Alaska coast. One of these
reservations consists of Forrester
Island and Wolfe Rock, located
just off the southwestern corner
of the Tongas national forest,
and, it is hoped, will become the
breeding place of a variety of
bird known as the rhinoceros
auklet. The second reservation}
set aside by Mr. Taft consists of
the Hazy Islands, located nine!
miles at due west from the
Tongas reserve, }

sea,

forest

WAR IN PERSIA

Patrols Near Tabriz.

Special to Daily News.)
St. Petersburg, Jan. 30.—-Many
clashes have taken place between

Kurds and Russians at Khoi,
forty miles north of Tabriz, in|
which several Kurds were

killed
by the Russian patrols. |

 

School Board Meeting.
the evening
School Board met
time in 1912, O. H. Nelson was
appointed chairman, the other
members being Dr. Kergin and P.
W. Anderson, It was decided

the
first

In yesterday

for the

 

struction Dan Dempsey is taying
a little better than a mile a day,
at present. The tracklaying out-
fil is now breaking into the snow

belt, a region where the snow
this winter averages about three
feet in depth, The weather for
the past few days has been ex-
tremely favorable for the work,
Strikes Vein.

Frank MeKinnon, of Harvey &

McKinnon of Hazelton, who is

here today en route to Vancouver,
reports that the force of men
working on the Rocher de Boule
group mine in the Hazelton dis-
trict has struck the vein on the
lower level,

At the Mr. McKinnon left
the cross-culling was not com-
pleted and it was not possible to
ascertain the width of the vein,

Tom Olson Dead.
A telegram
ently

time

received here re-
reports the death of Tom
Olson, one of the best known old-
timers of the upper river, Mr,
Olson was owner of the property
on which located the Hazelton
Hotel in Hazelton and had many
other holdings of various kinds
along the river.

is

Notice.

For the purpose of electing of-
ficers and the transaction of any
other business that may come be-
fore it, the annual meeting of the
Prince Rupert Liberal Associa-
tion will be held in the K. of P.
Hall Friday evening, Feb. 2nd, at
8 o'clock. All Liberals, whether
members of the association or
not, are requested to be present,
5t P. W: ANDERSON, Sec-Treas.

affecting the G. T, P. trac across

the mission lands of Rféy. R. Tom-
linson at Meaniskinisht, up river,
met and after going over some

points adjourned until this after-

arbitrators are
for the G. T. P., J, H. Hilditeh for
the Rey, R. Tomlinson, and J. F,
Ritchie appointed by the Court.

“BREEZY POINT” AGAIN

peated Friday.

All over the city after

formance last week bythe Pres-|

byterian Bethany Girls of the
bright play, “Breezy Point?
people were talking in highest

terms of the play.
this real treat are)
for a chance to the
play, and they will be glad to
hear that it is te be repeated on
Friday night. The Empress The-

who missed

anxious see

nishing of a ward in the hospital.

 

Admission 75 cents and 50 cents.

| questi

| solutely

jand a
) several

}ment,

Several Kurcs Killed by Russian )°

| Hobin

ers

noon, when they meet in Mr. L,
W. Patmore’s or some other office |
to hear further evidence. The}

Magistrate Carss) himself

the per- that Mr,

Lots of people

|

atre is being secured and the pro-| ly
ceeds will be devoted to the fur-|plain his view of the substantial

_| fem,

foretold) would

greatest

which he
of the
the city.
asked by
terested in industries was what
about power now, that when
they needed it the company could
not hold citizens by the
As shown by the report of the
business done by the railway dur-
retir president the volume of
ing short ration was ab-
startling. What would
it be when completed? The Can-
adian Fish Company's great plant
would soon be in operation; there
was a concern at Haysport,
twenty-seven miles away, spend-
ing a couple of millions on a
plant; there was the George
youghty enterprise of a million
quarter just starting and
others he knew of that
ripe for public announce-
Other matters Mr. Mobley
upon were insurance
wagon road around the
particularly giving ac-
harbor, and a

bene-
the ,first
outisders

| prove
i fits to

one
One of
ns in-

sO

nose,

ing

its ope

Sir

were

touched
rates, a
townsite,
to Porpoise
small debts court.

Mr. Morris called
the urgent need of
and transportation

cess

attention to
better mail
facilities for

| Bella Coola and a resolution was
}passed that

the attention of the
postal authorities should at once
called to the matter.

There was a long discussion on
the udgent need of advertising the
city and many valuable
tions were made. Ultimately a
committee was appointed consist-
ing of Messrs, H. F. MeRae, M. J.
and J. H. Pillsbury to re-
port to the first meeting of the
council of the Board next Monday

sugges-

levening.
|

The petition of property hold-
asking the City Council to
maintain the promises of the old
Council in regard to the contract
work and labor employed on the
hydro electric scheme was intro-
duced by Mr. Patmore, and a
resolution passed endorsing it

that at a meeting early in Febru-| and appointing a committee to

ary the consolidation of the esti-| assist in its presentation to the
mates would be attended to. 1 Gity Council.

marron Two resolutions, one urging

ARBITRATION CASE TODAY | upon the Provincial Government

eT to place on the market its lots

G. T. P. Right-of-Way Across jy Sections 1, 2, 5, 6,7 and 8, and

Mission Lands Up River. ¢ jhe other for a wagon road

rrr around Kaien Island, were or-

This morning the arbitrators!dered to be sent by wire last

in the right-of-way arbitration) evening.

 

IS CITY TO APPEAL
OR PAY CONTRACTS

Garkinued from Page 1.)

 

“T'll keep the
sure,” he mur-

together,
peace, Mr, Mayor,
mured,

Alderman Clayton pointed out
that the contractors’ solicitors
;were against any personal dis-
lcussion now between the parties.

Bright Little Play Will Be Re- The Mayor said that Frank Kel-

ly’s son had expressed willing-
ness to talk it over and had said
Watson would, too.

fore we go on with this,”
said Alderman Bulloek-Webster,
“T want to ask the City Solicitor
how long we have in which to do
any discussion,”

The City Solicitor’s answer was

“Bef

that only about five days re-
| mained for talking about it,
“Well,” said Alderman Mor-

rissey, “my attifude on this mat-
ter has‘all along been very clear-
shown.” He went on to ex-

grounds on which the Judge had
declared that the city had not a

THERE

ELECTS PRESIDENT

|
| (Continued from Page 14.)

ARE NO “DEAD ONES

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NESE os esc ee rs ms rs rs re BE

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For Rent
Paden.

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|} FOR RENT-—Two rooms, over
Suitable for offices or apartments Ap
| ply H. S. Wallace. istf

meee ere eee

Insurance

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OUR Companies are noted for prompt and just
settlements. We write every known class of

Insurance,

 

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For Sale
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FOR
new.

sale—Single barrelled

gun;
261 Third ave. 2

almost
5-28

ae

Wanted

Fe se A Es Er Ps

WANTED—Two waitresses at Hotel Cen-
tral. at

TWO gentiemen to share
412 Fourth ave. E

‘WANTED—At once, young man with gen-
eral oMce experience. Box B_ 100,
News, uw

Maternity nurse open for engagement.
Box 2159 News.

CLEANING, pressing and dressmaking. Mrs.

Phone

 

Chas Percher, 820 3rd avenue.
Red 294.

WANTED—A_ second-hand cash register
Apply Box A 105, News Office 25-29
WANTED Restaurant outfit, especially

range, also bedding and cheap furniture

for about ten rooms. P. O, box 105.
9-tf
FIRST class lady stenographer wants em-

ployment in law
best of reference.
News,

office or general office;
Address box A100,
13-16

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Business Chances
re tess cress Eas
MARRY—The

to bappiness.
and reliable.

Ideal Introduction Club leads
Strictly private,

Best in the West. Address

 

Prince Rupert General Hospital Association.

The annual general meeting of members
will be held in the Police Court room at
8 p. m., Friday, January 26th, 1912, to re-
celve the directors’ and other reports, and
to elect new directors for the ensuing year.
By order of the Board.

25j W. M. WRIGHT, Managing Sec.

Becluatve Diana |

 

 

$31,000 pair Good terms.

 

 

Lots 40 and 41, Block 6, Section 7, $1,100

r.

33 and 34, Block 23, Section 8, 8900
pair, Easy terms

Quarter section of Lakelse
#12 per acre,

130 acres of land at Francois Lake,

acre, Good terms,

Skeena River farm lands in ten acre

pa
Lots
Valley land for
87 per
tracts,

—INSURANCE—

McCaffery & Gibbons

THIRD AVENUE

 

leg to stand on in this ual:

Alderman Montgomery moved
that the City Gouncil meet the
contractors, earning thereby an
ironical compliment from Alder-
man Kerr on his improved atti-
tude toward that downtrodden
class of employers of labor. +

After further desultory discus-
sion the question was put with
the result stated, and tonight the
City Council will meet the ¢on-
tractors, if their solicitors are
willing,

ADVERTISE IN THE*
NEWS

 

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| “The News” Classified Ads.

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it
=One Cent A Word For Each Insertion==

HERE—

Wallace's. |

‘The Mack Realty and Insurarce Co. |

{Prince Rupert Lodge, 1.0.0.F.

room and board. |
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Apply |
4

high class |

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3} awfully

—in-—

Lot 6, Block 29, Section 1, $2,000. Terms}
of #875 cash, Balance in 1, 2 and

years, |

Lots 51 and 52, Block 16, Section 1,

|
|

|

Lots 48 and 49, Block 17, Section 1, $8,325)
pair. Quarter cash

Lot 19, Block 9, Section 1, $7,500. One-
third cash

Lot 92, Block 20, Section 2, 8900.)
$292.50 cash.

Lot 11, Block 32, Section 5, 81,000
Terms. |

Lots 15 and 16, Block 9, Section 5, $2,100}
pair

Lots 15 and 16, Block 4, Section 5, $1,260
each, Good terms

Modern house, four rooms with bath, on}
Sixth avenue, for 82,750 Small cash}
pasment. Balance as rent.

Lot 6, with house, Block 36, Section 5,)
for $900. Good terms

Lot 25, Block 22, Secticn 6, $1,500. Half
cash,

Lot 20, Block 13, Section 6, $2,500. Good
terms.

Lots 4 and 5, Block 27, Section 6, $2,800
#1,300 cash.

Lots 11 and 12, Block 6, Section 6, $3,850
pair.
Lot 4, Block 23, Section 7, $600. Good
terms.

Lot 3, Block 21, Section 7, $525. Good
terms,

Lot 13, Block 6, Section 7, $600. #300
cash, balance 6, 12 and 18 months.

Lots 1 and 2, Block 16, Section 7, #900
Easy terms.

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Phone 150

The Insurance People

Fire
Life
Marine
Accident
‘Plate Glass
Employer’ 8 Liability
Contractors’ and Personal Bonds
Policies Written Direct

Mack Realty & Insurance

COMPANY.
P.S.—Houses and Rentals.

 

 

 

 

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No: 63
Meets in the Helgerson Block
Every Tuesday Evening

All members of the order in the
city are requested to visit
the lodge.

A. DOUGL AS, N. G.
W. G. BARRIE, Sec

 

A SPECIALTY

rhree

| Two lots,

} One

|
one

 

section 1, $1,995; $1,000
bal, 6. 12 and 18 mo
block 16, section 1, $6,
bal. 6, 12 mo
block 14, section 1,
bal, 1, 2 and 3 years
block 7, section 1, $2,500 each;
bal, 1, and 3 years
block section 1, $6,
y% cash, bal. 6, and 18 mo
One lot, block 6, section 5, $1,5
cash, bal, 6, 12 and 18 mo
lot, block 28, section 5, $525;
cash, bal, 850 every three months,
One lot, block 7, section 6, $1,750; %
cash, bal. 6, 12 and 18 mo,

One lot, block 7, section 6, $1,600;
cash, bal, 6, 12 and-18 mo
Two lots, block 21, section 7,

cash, bal. 6, 12 mo.
lot, block 16, section 7,
cash, bal, 3, 6 and 12 ao,
lwo lots. block 42, section 7, $550 each;
% casu, bal, $25 per month
lot, block 9, section 7%, $600;
cash, bal. easy.
Two lots, block

One lot, block 5,
cash,
One lot
cash,

 

500; 500

$2,
One lot, $16,000; %
cash,
lots
% cash,

 

 
  
 

24 500 pair;

 

$300

00;

$225

$1,000
$1,500; %

$650; #300

$200

49, section 8, $400 each;
#50 cash, bal. $15 per month.

Two lots, block 10, section 8, $315 each;
$75 cash, bal. $15 per mo. Two fronts

Two lots, block 16, section 8, $300 each;
$75 cash, bal. $15 per mo,

One lot, block 40, section 8,
cash, bal, $15 per mo.

FOR SALE.

Restaurant on Second avenue, —
Farm land at Lakelse, only 82

FOR RENT.

Second avenue

 

$375, $100

5 per acre.

Store, corner and Seventh

street

Jeremiah H. Kugler Ltd.

Phone 317

 

 

Dressmaking and Repairing
Cleaning & Pressing Work Done |
SOO HOPE

Avenue Prince

P. POST & CO.

533 8th Rupert

 

 

will do all

 

 

1. C. Wilson, box 1776, Vancouver, B, CU, | REAL ESTATE
f24 j
|
rmecvmmsemmsrmmermermermermermmermmermerme | s—
| TERRACE -i- -i- B. C.
Lost and Found
FOUND—An Irish terrier female pup. ss
Owner may have game by paying er |
this advt, at News Office. 298 Property Owners’ meeting al
LOST—A gold watch, between the whart| Presbyterian church hall on Tues]
a N : y Kn . ‘
Spe ve ENOE Hotel, Apply Knox Hotel day, the 30th inst., at 8 p.m,
LOST—A red leather pocket notebook, Subjects
Finder return to The News and receive
reward, 12-18 1. Plank roads.
— — - 2. Assessment and taxation,
3. Labor, day labor, contract |
NOTICE. and station system.

a class of citizens that
kinds of city work? 3t

Is there

“IS AWFULLY NICE”

Gabriel Deslys Is Not Married to

Harry Pilcer. |

Special to Daily News.
Paris, Jan, 30.—-On the arrival |
here of Gabriel Deslys she denied |
that she was married to Harry |
Pileer, the American vaudeville |
artist, though she “he
nice,”

says

Is

BATTLE IN CHINA

| Imperial Apmy in Full Retreat—
Four Hundred Killed.

(Special to Daily News.
Shanghai, Jan. 30.—An Im-

|perial army of ten thousand men#often helps a man to a true realization of

jmen was decisively defeated by
ithe Canton Republican army
under General Wong Ching, yes-

terday. Four hundred
were killed and the
is in full retreat.

Manchus
Imperial army

Public debate is to be held in
the MeIntyre hall on Tuesday next
al 8 p. m., under the auspices of
the Anglican Club. The subject
for discussion is: “It is resolved
that there should be an edueca-
tional qualification for yoters,”

Gt

ITALY SEIZES
TURKISH BOAT

Eiuilt by Celebrated English Firm
and Not Yet Delivered—British

Government Wires Italy for
Explanation.

Hodeida, Jan, 30.,—A launch

belonging to Thorneyeroft Bros,

built for the Turkish Government,
bul not deliyere, was seized by the

Italian cruiser Biemonte. The
Consul has appealed to Great
Britain to take instant action as
the vessel was flying the British
flag. The Consul also states that
the lives of fforeigners are in
danger through threatened bom-
bardment, It is understood that
London has cabled Rome for an

KEEN & HUNTER

Horseshoers
Carriage Repairing
General Work

FRASER AND-SEVENTH STREET
Phone 59 Red

 

LAND L}

Skeena Lard D
Take notice tt
Christian Garde
Rupert, B.«
prospector, int.
lease the foll
Commencing
the Tyee Stat
ately 27 miles ea
40 chains, thence «
chains more or
westerly
grade to point
70 acres or les

 

 

  

Date Nov. 23, 19 a
Pub. Dee, 5, 1911

Skeena Land |

Take notice
Saanich, B
to apply for
lowing descr

Commencing
southeast corr
of the northwe
set Inlet;
horth
chains,
Bone of comm
jundred and t
ess,

 

Dated Noy. 1

Pub. Dec. 15
Skeena Land pb
Ct

Take notice

Victoria, B. C.,
to apply fo
lowing descr i
Commencing 4
three-quarter
the southwest
Inf®t, thence ea
south to the n
thence west on
less, thence nort
east to the bea
point of comm
hundred and f
less.

 

Dated Nov, 1
Pub, Dec, 15

 

Skeena Land D
Take notice that
of Saanich, Bb, ¢
tends to apply for 4
following descril
Commencing at a
southeast corner
east of the northw

thence north t
Lot 1550, thence w
of Lot 1 th

rena cl | »” the
Lot 1550, then

dary to the east
thence south a
the north |

east to the

thence north t
Lot 1551, ther
mencement, conta
acres, more ‘
MAL‘

Dated Nov. 1
Pub, Dec, 15

Skeena Land D

Take notice
Saanich, B. U.,
to apply for |
lowing deseril

Commencing at
soutuwest Cor
let, thence east
South sixty-f
beach, thence a
commencement,
forty (640) act

Dated Nov
Pub. Dec.

14,
ib,
LAND PURCHA

 

'

   
 

PRINCE RUPERT. B.C.

On February
atre at 8:30 p
jof a of
| Prince Rupert
|these sales in the evening
everyone may be able to
safe to say that all the
in town will be there

listed with us for

15th in the
m., We
monthly

real estate

Empress
will hold the
auction
We
in
attend,
prospective

series sales of
will hold
order that}
and it is

So your property, |
this sale, will be of
fered to practically every possible buyer
If there is @ man in town who wants your
| particular lot he will have a chance to offer
what he thinks it is worth. He will also
have it brought home to him what the
other fellow thinks it is worth, which

alues. In other words, it offers the
possible opportunity for buyer and seller
to get together On February 1st we will
begin advertising a list of property to be
offered, that buyers may have ample
opportunity to look it over before the sale
Better come in today and talk the matter
over with us,

0. M. Helgerson, Ltd.

Real Estate Brokers

best

80

Offices Helgerson Block

 

 

Ollice on Second avenue,

to Government office, $20

close

on Fifth ave-

furnished,.... $18

3-room house

nue; partly

i-room house, across Hays

ue Tee Smet $15

Creek

G. R. NADEN COMPANY

Limited,

 

explanation

first |

buyers |

| Skeena Land District

| Take notice that
| Rupert, B. C, Geeupat

| to apply for permiasi
| described lands

Commencing at af

| in a northerly direct)
post of Lot 13c¥, Ka
east 380 chains, thence
west to bank of river
bank of river to px
taining 160 acres, more

| Dated Sept. 9, 1911

 

| Pub, Oct. 10, G
Skeena Land D

Rang
| Take notice that |
} of Victoris, B
j mission to purcha
scribed lands

Commencing at

southeast corne!

80 chains, thence V
north 80 chains, the
point of commencet
acres, more .or less

Dated Oct. 31, 1¥1
Pub, Dec, 9.

Skeena Land District
Take notice that Herb«
| couver, B. C., oecupat
| to apply for permission to |
described lands:

Commencing at 4 f
fluence of Blackwater rv
about two miles south
Telegraph cabin. Post
Corner, thence 8U chains
west, thence 80 chains
vast to point of comme
acres more or less.

Dated Sept. 28, 1911 ul
Pub. Noy. 2.

Skeena Land District
Take notice that Thor
couver, B. C., occupation
apply for permission to |

described lands:
Commencing at a po
fluence of Blackwater river ¥
two miles south of the sixt
cabin. Post marked T. A. \
80 chains north, thence 5v
chains south, thence 5 «
commencement, containing &*
THOM
Dated Sept, 23, 1911.
Pub Nov. 2

Skeena Land District

Take notice that Charl
Vancouver, B. C., occupatl
to appa, § for Sermianes to |
deseri lands;

Commencing at a post
fluence of Blackwater river
about two miles south [r
Telegraph cabin. Post mar
Corner, thence 80 chains !
east, thence 80 chains soul!
west to point of commence!
acres more or less.

CHARLI
Dated September 28, 1911
Pub, Nov, 2.

Skeena Land District-—D
Take notice tnat Jam
of Vancouver, occupation !
intends to apply for pt
chas:} the following des«
comme neing at & Po-
miles distant anc
direction from the Naas
eight miles north of Alya
thence north eighty cha
eighty chains, thence 500
thence west eighty cha
commenceme mF

 

 

Dated Oct, 1911.

Pub, Dec,

31,
14.

Skeena Land District—D!
Take notice
attle, Wash, occupation
tends to apply for perm
the following described 10
Commencing at 4 pe
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