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Auguschidle Creek bridge
Twenty-six mile cabin.
gency shelter.

Cariboo Meadows. 36 mile cabin, win-
ter shelter. Entering the ''Burn' -
open sandy area with large stumps
remaining from old forest fire.

Old road diverges left to follow Tan-
zilla river and rejoins at mile 48..
Sometimes a better surface in wet
weather.

End of the ''Burn'', old road joins from
left. View of distant Coast Range
Road enters small side-canyon to begin
Tuya Hill. Caution three miles of
steep switchbacks. Road sometimes
impassible in wet weather. Breath-
taking scenery here to Telegraph
Creek.

Tuya River bridge. Recently rebuilt.
Emergency shelter cabin No. 3.

Day's Ranch on left. Hay meadows.
Lava beds:with road on narrow promon-
tary about fifty feet wide, dropping
400 feet on each side to Tahl tan and
Stikene Rivers. Sudden 180° right
turn begins the steep descent to
Tahltan River. Indian fish camps.
Excellent views of the Grand Canyon of
the Stikene and Tahltan Canyon may be

Winter emer-

obtained by walking fifty yards across.

lava bed to the very point of the
promontary. Perfect cinder cone of
extinct volcano may be seen from the
air. Most recent volcanic area in
Canada.

Tahltan River bridqe, Salmon runs in
sunmer and fall. Note, it is illeqal
to’ fish for salmon in fres water.
Start of very narrow road on ledae
rising stecply up the wall of the
Stikene Canyon. Three miles. Aqain
rising to 400 feet above the river.
Old Tahltan Indian Community on right
above road,

Nine Mile. Homestead cabins

Eight Mile Creek bridge. Spectacular
falls into canyon on Ieft, below.
Reserve Community homes. toad has
steep winding descent into old town.
Road crosses small canyon with verti-
cal walls with stream near 100 fect.
below. Bridge spans a mere fifteen
feet. Excellent photo stop .2 miles
round U-bend. Junction on right with
Glenora road.

Telegraph Creck Pop. 200. Former
head of navigation on Stikene and

telegraph communication termina]. An

important center along the Teleqraph

trail route to the Atlin and Klon-

dike gold fields. Store, Gulf gas,

RCMP, radiophone, P.0., Nursing

Station. The scenic view alonq the

main street bordering tie river has

scarcely changed since gold rush days.

Tiny but historic St. Aidan's Church.

~ A twelve mile road, often impassible

continues west to Glenora, site of attemp-
ted railroad to tne Yukon and extent of
larger river boat navigation. Only two
cabins remain.

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COST OF LIVING

A farmer had been taken in so many
times by the local car dealer, that when
the time came for the car dealer to buy
a cow, the farmer priced it to him like
this:

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Basic Cow $200.00
Options:
Two-tone exterior 45.00
Extra stomach 75.00
Product storage compartment
and dispensing device. 60,00
Four spigats @ 10,00 ea, 40.90
Genuine cowhide upholstery 125.00
Dual horns @ 7.50 each 15.00
Automatic fly swatter 35.00
Total price: $595.00

Apply this to our cause!

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A doctor was rushing all over town,
deltverina three habies in different Prot
ations. Fach of the new mo there named
Sidney Furtz as the father, so you ean
tmagtne the doctor's surp?ize when its
fourth case of the night turned out to be

none other than Mrs, Stdney Furtz! And
there was the proud pana himself, a short,
ageing little mnt of a man. Amazed, the
doetor took the man aside and asked, "Furtz
m.dtam, erosstoun, uptoum, doumtoun, all
the women sau you're the father! law do
you do tt?"

"It's casyu," answered the little man
proudly. "I aot a bienele."

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