Daily Colonist (1905-07-15) by Unknown

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Language: eng
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Tags: British Columbia; Newspapers
Published: 1905-03-25T16:00:00+00:00

to 18c per lb. SATURDAY only, IQ^r^ % peyr pound, tor ....:..>

Mpvip'i GR()CE:RY, il Yates Street.

proposed, which, if carried out, uilsbt have heeus a serious blow to tlils new enterprise. It WHS claimed that the soclu'ye run was dlinlnlslilnt; In oonsequiuco of over-flBhlnK, and an ettort was nindc to lave the years 1000 iind lOOS declared close seasons. This board strenuously opposed sucli drastic measures, belns convinced that tbey were not necessary. The board .submitted tluit the proficr observance of weekly close seasmis rinil the rules nnd ret'nlatlons fjoveriilnc net UshlnR on the Fraser river and now provided for by. statute would allow a sufficient number of fish to reach the spawnlnR KTOunds for nil requirements. Owln;; finally to th(> WaahhiKton Ktiite authorities decllnluK to nKree, the proposed close sensouu In ItXKi and lOOS wll probably not become cfCec-tlvc. Tills board, however, would like to

Doiiilnlou ^'overnmcnt to meet the Tjoard's

wishes. '

I'lliilape.—^rhe quesllnn of pUotaRO nt tlie port of Victoria has received the board's .•oiislileratlon, nnd It has been ursed that only those vessels which actually accept the errvlces of a pilot should be liable for

the payment of pllotajre dues. The matter .,

I Is dealt with very fully in the report of see a chauRo made In the present wi^ekly

1 Mio board's ooramlttee appended liercto. close seasons rc«ulatlons. The same hours

.Shipment of Crews:.—The request of the now apply to all localities, and the result rOonHrn,oil frr>r,i I'lii'e One 1 I board for t,Teator facilities in the ship- Is that flsll whlcU are allowed free pas-

\i,ouuQui(i rrom i aj.e u il.i ^ ^^^^^^^^ forelKu Kolns vessels U saRO durlnR ttoe close tionra near the mouth

make 11 publie park, part for city and recelvlm; attention, and the measurea now of the Fraser are canght In" the upper .terminal purpoge.'A, and part lor sale, the before the Dominion Rovernment will prob- reaches, the time belUK Insufficient to al-jMTOceeds revertdllB first in trust lor the ably meet the board's -wlahcs In this con- ow the llsh to pass unmolested through S^^„T.„ „1j "if. nectlon, I , tl"- cutlro iLshlnx crounds.

Indians nnd cveutually to the crown Koforring to geiiorul remarks in tlic

Aids to NaylKntlon.—The following lm^

i-oport, .Mr. Tallow said lie observed that proyemeuts to aids to iiavlKatlon Jxave iK^^ tu'ey spoke of a,, experiuioutal fann ou ™f'^'if,,i"K";j!roT t ide-' ^«='"»»>'^''<»""'""' tV'aJicouver Lsland. The ^overMuient hud ^ 1'";;."^ ,

taken this matter up, and had a letter } Lt>JKe-A new bell for use

tfrom Mr. Teniiilemaii to llie elCect that | y,;^^^ ' Coast—-WlilstllnK buoys- have the lloiiiimon aullionties intended to cs- , i,,,,.„ ,,i„|.|.,i in position. Itabli-sli several such .farms shortly, «vnd | \\, ciu-istio I'aeti—A new llKhthouso Is lu ouo would be on Vancouver Island. (Ap- i operatioa.

iplaiiso.) •'• l'"raser Itlver—New llshtshlp Is ready.

, lie was hajipy to say that matters in ' • T'. I'\iltii''y feeueral ibroiiKliout the province were ui ""'it a most satisfactory state, and report.s Bhowed a marked-lucreaso in the scale of development He referred at soma length to the encouraging outlook in niin-ins and lumbering.

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