c. J New Wellington High-Ciaus Coal .'c-b Printing is the best ROGERS & BLACK I] Lines Sole Agents Ptinu ttnwl VOLUME 1 Published Twice a Week PRINCE RUPERT, B. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1910. Price, Five Cents NO. 26. RATES ARE REDUCED REPORTS ON STREETS BASIS PROPOSED SEWER PIPE TESTS HISSED THE MAYOR Railway Commission Makes a Ruling City Engineer is Opposed to Granting FOR SETTLEMENT Vancouver Considers the Question of the Chief Kagistrate of Victoria Frustrated Against the White Pass Many Petitions of Relative Values of ln Attempt to Dismiss the Company Citizens. Them. City Engiiiter Board of Trade Endorses Recommendation Made By There Must lie No Discrimination in Reasons For Doing so Given by Special Committee Which Went Into the Whole Clay And Cement .Are Considered 'ublic Crowded Chamber And Show* Favor of One Concern Over Col. Davis in Each And Matters Referred to city ed Disapproval of • ourse He Another Case Subject of the G.T.P. Assessment on Engineer Was Pursuing Railway Lands

(Special to The Journal) Quite a number of recommenda­ The city engineer of Vancouver re­ i Special to The Journal) porting to the board of works on the Vancouver, Sept. 13.—The railway tions were received in the matter of Victoria, Sept. 13—Mayor Morley's roadways, etc., from the city en­ sewer pipe tenders referred to iiiiti repealed attempts to oust City En­ commission has ordered a reduction gineer last evening by the council. Length Width and a'so on the relative porosite of gineer Smith came to a head lust in freight rates on the White Pass Present Proposed These were based on petitions re­ in feet in feet Assessment Assessment clay and cement sewer pipe gives night when tbe mayor recommended railway. This applies to rates on out­ ferred to him. Waterfront Block A 5,400 250 $1,000,000* $10,000 some information that Is of interest tiie dismissal of the official from No­ bound ore and concentrates bound in Prince Rupert at this time, when The engineer reported against the Waterfront Block C 2,000 25(1,000 25,000 vember 30. to smelters in British Columbia and sewer pipes are to be purchased. putting of a plank roadway on Waterfront Block E 5,100 300 3,000,000 1,000,000 In the lace of strong opposition, Washington. The old rate of $3.ii0 Fourth avenue betweer McBride Section 2, Block E 1,400 225 500,000 50,000 The bids for straight pipe, to be the mayor crawled and agreed to has been reduced to $1.75 a ton to street and Hays Cove Circle without Section 1, Block G 2,100 700 1,000,000 500,000 delivered in four months' time were give the engineer a chance to defend as follows: Evans, Coleman & Evans, tide-water at Skagway, and shippers proper grading farther than Young Section 7, Block G 4,600 • 300 1,000,000 50,000 himself against the alleged charges. clay, $19,315; Dominion Glazed Ce­ are to be entitled to the best ocean street. The rough grading of the Section 6, Block G 1,000 25,000 25,000 It was pointed out thai no charges ment Pipe company, cement, $24,- rate the railway has hitherto ob­ whole section should be done if it Section 7, Block 1 1,400 300 500,000 50,000 bad ever been made and last night were to be planked. 500; Gardiner Johnson company, tained for friends. The company Section S, Block 1 1,700 700 5,000 5,000 Mr. Smith's enemies took pains to clay, $26,265. Tbe fight for the Aid. Pattullo said that as there Section 6, R2 2,500 2,500 say that they never made any against must cease discrimination in favor award was between the first two con­ were some good houses going up here Section S, R2 1,000 1,000 him. of the Atlas Mining Company. cerns and the committee after hear­ it would be advisable to have the Section 1, Rl 3,000 3,000 The public had crowded the coun­ The case was based on a charge of ing the relative merits of c'ay and petitioners confer with the commit­ 5,000 cil chamber and hissed the mayor J. H. Conrad, who alleged that ex­ Section 2, Rl 5,000 tee of the council In the matter. cement sewer pipe debated from Al­ when he made the attempt to have cessive freight rates were imposed The planking of Seventh street be­ pha to Omega came to the conclu­ the official dismissed. on ores from Carcross to Skagway, $7,291,500 $1,726,500 * tween First and Second avenues was sion that the only thing to be done The city engineer has not been and on mining machinery and camp adversely reported upon by the en­ was to have tests made by the city long in office in Victoria, and from supplies from Skagway to Carcross. gineer. The report was adopted. engineer. The latter stated that the tiie first Mayor Morley has attempt­ This case also covered that of the At a meeting of the Board of in value. It was evidently a very cost of concreting the day pipe It was decided to adopt the report ed to belittle him. He was not the board of trade of Dawson City and Trade held last evening the report heavy assessment that had been would be in the neighborhood of of the engineer against grading Park mayor's choice for the position in the White Horse, both bodies joining in of the special committee that took up struck. $8,050, but against this there was avenue and Eleventh street. fp'st place Co bitter did the mayor making a complaint of the freight the .question of the G. T. P. assess­ Incidental to the settlement of the the extra expense of hauling and Tbe city engineer reported against become oi late in his criticism of the charges prevailing. ment was endorsed without a dis­ question of the assessment the com­ handling the heavied cement pip. planking from Ninth avenue to Hays official that he objected to the time senting voice. The basis upon which mittee will recommend that the G. T. Porosity tests had been made with During the proceedings Judge Cove owing to the fact that the grad­ that Ihe engineer took In conversing it is proposed the city might proceed P. be required also to grant the the result that the clay pipe was Mabee threw out the bombshell that ing was soon to be done. The re­ with the newspaper reporters of the in fixing the assessment is set forth necessary conveyance of park lands, shown to have retained 96 per cent the evidence adduced showed that port was adopted. city. the railroad had committed an il­ in the table given above. The various etc., to the city and make a settle­ and 99 per cent of water, while the The engineer reported against tha legality by allowing preferential rate blocks of land held by the railway ment in the matter of all outstanding cement pipe samples only retained petition for a roadway on Alfred legality by allowing preferential in the city are given with the water­ questions in dispute. 47 per cent, and 50 per cent. Ce­ street between Eleventh avenue and rates to one firm and also by not front measurement, the width, the The members of the committee ex- ment pipe which had been soaked in Hays Cove avenue. He recommend­ NOTED VISITORS HERE having placed a' tariff on the file in present assessment and the proposed • pressed their willingness to alter the iwater for three days held 75 .per ed a walk from .NMnih avenue to Hays accordance with the clauses contain­ cent and S7 per cent. The engineer Cove avenue. assessment. proposed basis for settlement in any ed in the railway act. particular If it could be shown that had not yet held tests for crushing Aid. Hildltch said that if houses The committee, which consisted of Prince Rupert Had Important',',Party it was not properly struck. and bursting resistance. Mr. S. H. Graves, solicitor, who Is were to be built on the cheaper lots A. J. Morris, Thomas Dunn, P. I. Pal­ Pay Short Call in', the President Morris urged that any also a big shareholder in the com­ plank ways must be provided. mer, P. to. Scott and E. E. Clarke, The representative of the clay pipe City pany, and who held the brief in its had gone very fully into the whole one who had any suggestions to make Aid. Mobley sugegsted that this be agents made the claim that as the behalf, pleaded ignorance of the i,ui-stion and gave reasons fit the should do so so that there might be referred back to the committee with other pipe did not come to the poro­ clause in question, but maintained meeting for their fixing of the pro­ no misunderstanding later. the opportunity of conferring with sity specifications the contract could Sir .Mackenzie Howell, .1. S. WllliSon, that under the circumstances which posed assessment and the radical re­ No one present had any proposal the petitioners. not go that way. On the other hand an I G. G. S. Lindsay Were De­ he cited, the railway was justified ductions proposed. In this work it to make altering the figures and Aid. Pattullo thought that plank the representative of the Dominion lighted With Place In making a special rate where the was explained that the committee without dissent the recommendation roadways should be allowed wherever Glazed Cement company stated that traffic was continuous. To this the had as a guide the values put upon passed the board. they were desired by the property his kind of pipe was being used in a Judge replied that the only tariff the land by the company itself where owners. These people paid taxes and The committee was further em­ large number of American cities, was on the file was that concerning traffic they rented sections for business There arrived in the city by the should have the walks. powered to proceed with the matter capable of resisting great pressure between Skagway and White Horse, purposes. For instance while the in the way of bringing it up before I'rince George on Sunday a party of Aid. Hilditch suggested that an and would hold water all right when tbe rate being $3.75. In violation assessment as it stood at present put the city council. This will be done distinguished travellers. It Included estimate of the estimated cost of the allowed to remain in a damp place of the law the company had made a the values at as high as $590 a foot, without delay and an effort will be Sir Mackenzie Bowell of Brockville, work be obtained so that the peti­ such as down in the earth for sewer separate rate of $2 to one favored the company rented on a basis of made to bring about an adjustment formerly Prime Minister of Canada, tioners might have the Information. and drain purposes. Tho city en­ party, and he minced no words in in­ $200 a foot or in some instances less of the whole difficulty. G. G. S. Lindsay, K.C., of Toronto, Aid. Lynch agreed that plank ways gineer will make strength tests of forming Mr. Graves that the railroad one of Canada's best known and most should be provided in all possible in­ the two kinds of pipe and report at was exposed to a heavy penalty. He popular financiers, and J. S. U'illison, stances as the cost was not great and another meeting of the board. further remarked that no railway in editor of the Toronto News, who was the value of the lots would be in­ o Canad could make an agreement with ATTRACTIVE HOTEL RECEIVED BY KING accompanied by Mrs. Wllllson. creased beyond the cost. TIIE ENGINEER GROUP one man and decline to come to simi­ The party was taken about the city The matter was referred back to lar terms with others. There should of Prince Ruperl by Mayor stork, the committee. 'loviiicial Assnyer deports I'pon be no discrimination for if there was, G.T.P. Will Erect an" Up to Date Build­ Detachment From Canadian Regiment who is an old friend of Mr. Lindsay, The engineer reported against a What He Found ul Atlin al tlhe big shippers in the country ing on Site in City of Presented an Balmoral and were given every opportunity to plank roadway on Summit avenue, would absorb the business of the Victoria. Castle see the city al Its best. They were owing to the groin.d being so rough (Special to The Journal) smaller ones and bring about an in­ highly delighted with the prospects that it could not be done without Victoria, Sept. 13.—Tbe provin­ tolerable situation. It really meant and regretted thai they could nol all grading. cial assayer, Mr. Carmichael, in a re­ that the railways would be placed in Decision of Company to Construct Sovereign Expresses Pleasure at remain over. They went on to Stew­ The report was referred back to port upon the Engineer group of a position to wreak damage in the Has Had Reviving Effect Their Visit to Him And art where Mr. Lindsay stayed over the petitioners. mines at Atlin, which he has just way of developing one concern and Upon Trade Speaks of Results i day or two to look into tbe camp made and which is published as a Impovishlng others as they thought The fire and water committee as an Investment. The other mem­ bulletin, says as a result of his in­ fit. recommended that a stand pipe be bers of the party went south last installed near Mr. Besseners. This vestigations there a few weeks ago (Special to The Journal) night. . o (Special to The Journal) that the property contains a number was adopted. Sir Mackenzie, who is regarded as Ottawa, Sept. 13—That the visit of of small quartz veins carrying high o Victoria, Sept. 13.—Prior to his the dean of the newspaper faculty in TEST OF DAY LABOR WORK COMMENCED departure from Victoria, Mr.' C. M. the Queen's Own Rifles of Toronto values in free gold, which give good Canada, being still Identified with the Hays, president of the Grand Trunk to the Old Land Is bearing fruit in returns under the present primitive (newspaper business, had been on a The work of grading section one method of working. There are larger visit to the coast, visiting bis son, Pacific, spent some time in looking [establishing a sentiment of unity be is a result of the letting of the con­ veins, which, with a well-equlpepd |the collector of customs in V Small Contract Has Been Awarded on un mi­ tracts, has already begun. While the over the site upon which the G. T. P. tween the different parts of the im­ plant and economical methods, would ler. lie took advantage of the op­ City Engineer's contracts had not yet been signed hotel In this city will be built. De­ perial army is evidenced by a mes­ probably yield a large tonnage of portunity to comi norl li and was de­ Report. tip, some of the contractors were pre­ sage received here. The Governor- lower grade quartz which would pay tails in connection with the laying lighted thai he did so, pared to lose no time in starting, for treatment; these vein.- hould out of the grounds were considered General has received a telegram from Mr. Wllllson, one of the best feeling assured that It was only a first, however, be prospected and and it has been learned that Mr. the King which reads as follows;— known newspaper editors in Canada, Work on Second Street Will Be Car­ matter of form, unci accordingly carefully sampled. "1 have had tlie pleasure of re­ li making a trip pot tly t | • • :,. ried Out Under His operations wen commenced. Hays has practically decided to havo ceiving at Balmoral o representative • '-'I partly in a liuslnes way, As Charge the hotel built from 66 to 80 feet Contractor Watson bus quite n detachment of the Queen's own Regl- ZANARDI POWER •" repri 11 ntatlve in Canada in a laruo force at work on Second nv- from the street. A half circle drive iiii'tit of Canada and of hearing news Bense of the London Tim.. ciiiii' near the Junction, close to leading lo the entrance from the cor- their success at the manoeuvres, Engineer Is Not iii'liiii'd to lie • •' • • • ol ai 'tic I. deal- A test is to he made In the city of Lynch's store. tier of Belleville and Government The spirit thus shown ley the Domln- liiciiil lie City to Take o west fot that B it the day labor system of work. The Actio Others arc also preparing to atari streets to the corner of Elliott and ion is a good augury of the future of il. He al • i lug Infor- tender of the city engineer for work 'i soon there will be a very cou­ Government will be constructed. t ho Imperial army." Thi II tglneer I e nted c ihal inn f b lo on Second street was awarded the rt i able force engaged In the civic cows of flowers, ornamental foun­ report on the 1'.t • .i1 j ower Ion en ihe . work. contract last, night which will afford tains nnd shrubberies will form a SELLING ELLISON • I :.MI of Aid. Bat I'"- Col. Mr. i.he! ;•; i Id nl II •! wiiii a test of the system of work. tchen ( decoration In the gounds. i - eported that I liei i ippeared to I il III ins In The report of the streets commit­ tenders must be in proper form if The hotel Itself will be constucted Town l.ot> in Divisional Point Have lie II vasl amount of power a allable, • • .- . mid .i tee was that the tender of the city they were to be accepted. 'in a site 240 feel long and 125 feet Been Placed on the SInrket lien bat attempts so far conducted in the I ol Crov Pass ,; engineer he accepted for planking Aid. Barrow said that the city en in depth, An alleyway en.tance to i of hat nesslng I he I Idi id t ol ' I company before the i ontrol Second street, and also for grading gineer bad agreed to alter the sped' tie building will be buill loin Belle- ('. D, Newton has be in appointed .'•ii' beyond I he expei Imental d ti the III11 Interests. His mis- and close cutting; that the tender of lications somewhat in future so as tq j ville street to the rear of the prem- agent for Prince Rupert for tin town lie agreed thai the oppot l in Is o Iin He will John Vlerfch be accepted for plank­ conform to the more general practice isos. site of Ellison, the first di\ Islonal wc re excellent at Zanardi for cat ly­ end B fi w days In Prlnci Ruperl ing Fraser, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and in this part of the country. The announcement that the G, T, point on the G. T. P, platted in ing out the experiment, bul I e • ould his i • urn and may possibly make Eighth streets; and that the tender Later in the evening Aid. Hildltch P. had purchased the site was receiv- British Columbia, lie lias alreadylnol recommend doing anything with trip up i ne Skeena. Mr, Lindsay is of Alex McLean be accepted for grad­ raised the question of sureties for ed with great satisfaction among pul the lots on sale and reports a it al present. of tie. representatives of capital il111 is ing and close cutting these last small contractors. He did not think realty agents and owners of property brisk market, Aid. Barrow suggested that If the ' over a good fellow. He Is re- named streets. those taking contracts amounting to genera'ly In the city, li is felt that. The situation of Ellison which Is council was not to act in the matter " "',l Bna °s,e" '' ">' !,n llis ;ip- Aid. Hildltch took occasion to state a few thousand dollars should have tiie erection of the hotel will con not far from Hazelton on the line of that his (Aid. Barrow's) application lates, and by all who come In that the committee In this case to go to all the trouble and expense siderably enhance in beauty that por the G. T. P. and on the Skeena ai Ottawa should be allowed to pro- intact witli )iIin. recommended the award of the con­ of writing away and securing the Hon Of the city fronting on the Jam river, was described in the last ls- c cl. He suggested further that the tract to the highest one because the necessary guarantees as now re­ Bay causeway, as well as Increasing sue of the Journal. The site is re- lime during which he should be al­ s. Massey, of the city telephone other was not in correct form. quired. the value of surrounding property, garded as a strategic one in the de- lowed to use the rights should be ••iff. received the welcome news a The Intention was to throw out all Other members of the council Tlie sals has given an impetus to velopment of the northern Interior limited so that if he did not do any- day or two ago thai he was successful tenders Incorrectly drawn out. This agreed with this and it was decided transactions in local property and aland from Ellison will radiate the tiling he should not stand ln the way In winning second place In the rare 1 . i ill tender and II ••• as a good mend the contract .form so that [continued brisk movement is antici. business routes into one of the rich- of others. de awing of Harry Salmon In Victoria. o...... lunlty to make it known that bonds might be given. |pated during the autumn months. est districts of the province. The report was received. Ho won $2,205 by It, THE PRINCE RUPERT JOURNAL Tuesday, September 13, 1910 MINES AT HAZELTON AFTER THE COMBINES BUILD FROM EAST •MHiniiiHiiiiiMiiimiih —THE,— f" HAYNOR BROS. R- G. Steele is Well Pleased With the Union of Canadian Municipalities Adopt Unless Conditions Change G. T. P. Will Oliver Outlook Near That Report Dealing With Not Award Further I HnnfiA Flirnicliorc I'ocated temporarily, since the Are* g Town. Subject. Tenders. jg tlUUaC 1 Ul IIISIIC !•> j„ Dwiedin Block, corner of Second g S = = Avenue and Eighth Street. ft • • SS Typewriter g Some snnps in slightly damaged goods which we want to clear • He Sees no Difficulty at all in Get­ \\. 1). Lighthall of Montreal Warns Contractors Object to Taking More E out before moving into new quarters in Manson Blk., Third Ave.. j§ —FOR— ting tbe tire From the Public Respecting Picrpont Work Under Prevailing State I Property Morgan of Labor Market I FUNERAL FURNISHERS I Seventeen Cents a Day vinnniiianniEwiniiiHiiiiiHiinHinwiiwiiiaiiiMimii .5 Please read the headline over The Grand Trunk Pacific railwaj R. G. Steele, mining and mechani­ One of the features of the opening again. Then its tremendous signifi­ has abandoned the idea of calling for Stewart is not only the richest but EXAMINATION FOR INSPECTOR cance will dawn upon you. cal engineer, went over .Vine Mile session of the tenth annual conven­ OF STEAM BOILERS AND tenders this fall for the building of enjoys the unique advantage of pos­ An Oliver Typewriter—the stand­ mountain, from the Silver Cup claims tion of the Union of Canadian Muni­ MACHINERY sessing a complete equipment which ard visible writer—the most highly on Hie west to ilie east end of the the 500 mile section, representing cipalities in Toronto on September 1, is being utilized on the contracts now Examinations for the position of that portion of the road between Al­ perfected typewriter on the market mineralized zone, including the Sun­ was the note of alarm in the report being carried out. It owns on the Inspector of Steam Boilers and Ma­ —yours for 17 cents a day! dermere,in the Bulkley valley and chinery, under the "Steam Boilers rise and tiie Lead King group own­ of tiie honorary secretary, to. D. Skeena river a fleet of three steam­ The typewriter whose conquest of Inspection Act 1901," will be held ed by tiie Hazelton Nina Mine Mining Lightliall, K.C., Montreal. Mr. Tete Jaune Cache, not under con­ boats, representing an Investment of the commercial world Is a matter of nearly $100,000. Any other firm un­ at the Parliament Buildings, Vic­ Company, returning to town at the Lighthall made reference to trouble­ tract. Scarcity of labor is given as toria, commencing November 7th, business history—yours for 17 cents dertaking the building of the big in­ some combinations, and in this con­ the cause for this decislon.- 1910. Application and instruction a day! end of last week, says the Omlneca terior gap would have to Incur a vast forms can be had on application to The typewriter that is equipped Herald, lie went up principally to nection he mentioned the J. Plerpont Thls was the announcement made initial expenditure in getting Its the undersigned, to whom the former with scores of such conveniences as examine the Silver Bell and the Morgan influence as being a menace by Mr. Charles M. Hays, president of plant on the ground, both on the must be returned correctly filled in, "The Balance Shift"—"The Ruling to Canada. the Grand Trunk Pacific railway, eastern and western ends of the con­ not later than October 24th, 1910. claims owned by L. M. Woods and Salary H30 per month, Increasing at Device"—"The Double Release"— prior to leaving Vancouver. This tract; and it would have to face the others, near the Silver basin. "We have found specially trouble­ the rate of $5 per month each year "The Locomotive Base"—"The Auto­ bears out the opinion expressed by same labor problems. Messrs. Foley, Mr. Steele quite agrees with the some certain large combinations," to a maximum of $180. matic Spacer"—"The Automatic Tab­ Mr. Hays before he left Prince Ru­ Welch & Stewart In 'addition to their JOHN PECK, said Secretary Lighthall in his re­ ulator"—"The Disappearing Indica­ opinion of all mining men who have pert when discussing the situation. Chief Inspector of Machinery, port. "One was the Bell Telephone contracts on the Pacific division, are visted the hill that the formation Mr. J. W. Stewart, managing director tor"—"The Adjustable Paper Fin­ Company, which as regards us, is an also building te section from McLeod New Westminster, B.C. is sedimentary, cut by granitic intru­ of Messrs. Foley, Welch and Stewart, gers"—"The Scientific Condensed essentially United States corporation river to Tete Jaune Cache, on the sions. which built the line from Saskatoon Keyboard"—all —a form of the American Bell Com­ Fraser river, 45 miles this side of Four deep basins have been cut to McLeod river, 130 miles west of pany, and follows its methods. After the summit of the Rockies, at Yel­ into the north side of the hill, in the Edmonton, and which also construct- Yours For J 7 Cents a Day years of contestation we obtained our lowstone Pass; if these railway con­ •The westernmost of which lies the Silver Mr. Hays that his firm declines to points, and it is now quiet. Another tractors could not control the situa­ Cup group and the claims of the accept an offer to bul'd the Alder- Canadian origin, and which has tion and see an advantage in taking Silver Bell group, two in number, ed the first 100-mile section out of Washington Cafe proved the most serious and deftly- the proffered work others could not, owned by S. B. Slinger and others In Prince Rupert, has formally notified managed organization the municipal­ to say the least, build the remaining Hazelton. mere-Tete Jaune Cache division em­ ities have thus far had to fight, is the link with any prospect of financial At the upper tunnel of the Silver bracing the interior tableland of A PLACE TO EAT Mackenzie-Mann combination, which success. Cup men are at present sorting out British Columbia. He gave as a reas­ has pulled Otttawa political wires on and sacking for shipment the ore on that the firm is losing money on The upshot of the whole affair Is Seats For Ladies a large scale against our cities for broken last winter when this tunnel its contract for the construction of it is not improbable that construction Everything Clean and Tasty many years, and has been said to was driven. Ore is being sacked at the 140-mile section extending from will only be pushed from the eastern 'own the House.' Their enterprise is Prices Reasonable the No. 2 tunnel as well and this tun­ a point near Kitsilas Canyon on the end, starting at Tele Jaune Cache, admirable, but some of their methods nel is being driven ahead. The ore Skeena river to Aldermere. Although This Mr. Stewart is perfectly willing regrettable; perhaps we may expect to. F. CARPENTER, PROPRIETOR in both places is of a very high grade. paid ?3 per day laborers are very to do. If such an arrangement should more agreement with them in the Second Avenue, near Seventh Street The next place visited was the Silver scarce and the various construction be effected it means a longer time future. Bell. Here he found a ledge about camps are so undermanned that little will be occupied in linking the coast "But both are now overshadowed with the prairie provinces. Mr. Stew­ LAND PURCHASE NOTICE two feet wide. Very little work has progress with the work can be made. We announced this new sales plan by a new The outlook for deriving a profit art has also made it quite clear that been done, but the ore is of first rate| combination to which the Coast Land District—District of recently, just to feel the pulse of the although losing money he will carry quality. attention of every Canadian citizen from the building of the uncompleted Skeena. people. Simply a small cash pay­ ought to be directed. I refer to the gap across central British Columbia out his contract for building the 140- Passing over the dividing ridge TAKE NOTICE that we, George ment—then 17 cents a day. That Pierpont Morgan influence. We have looked so unfavorable that Mr. Stew­ mile section from Kitsilas Canyon to where are located the Barber and Hie and Robert Corlett, of Little Can­ is the plan in a nutshell. it on good authority that this finan­ art threw up his hands. Under the Aldermere. Barber Bill group where a vein was yon, B.C., occupation farmer and The result has been such a de­ cial organization is so complete that circumstances the railway had no farmer, intend to apply for permis­ seen from six to eight feet wide with luge of applications for machines all the principal city franchises, other alternative than to abandon Its -0- sion to purchase the following de­ a varying widtli of ore of good qual­ that we are simply astounded. waterpowers and great resources plans for hastening the completion of scribed lands:—Commencing at a ity up to two feet, the Sunrise group In a disastrous flood in France, in post planted at the south-east por­ The demand comes from people of generally of Canada are mapped out the road. was readied, consisting of four 1840, sixty thousand acres were in­ tion of an island situated and lying all classes, all ages, all occupations. in New York for sytematic invasion about two miles below Little Canyon, claims, under bond to Prince Rupert undated, and over six hundred bouses The majority of inquiries has on the same lines as those of the It was realized that if Mr. Stewart, were swept away. near the south bank of the Skeena people for $00,000, and where work river, Range V, Skeena Land District, come from people of known financial United States. Consequently termin­ with the immense resources at his is going ahead with four or five men. District of Coast, thence northerly, standing who were attracted by the al bills and power and canal bills Ore is being sacked rrom the open disposal, and with a vast plant vir­ thence easterly, thence southerly novelty of the proposition. An im­ on a vast scale scientifically directed cut in the ledge. While there he saw tually on the ground, could not see It is officially estimated that in around the shores of the island back pressive demonstration of the im­ have been appearing on the horizon to the point of beginning and In­ them heave out a block of solid ore his way clear to undertake the work the United Kingdom there are.about mense popularity of the Oliver Type­ with powerful New York backing, for little likelihood existed of any other nine million acres of land suitable closing 30 acres, more or less weighing a ton and a half or more. GEORGE HIE, writer. the past three years, and constitute A little lower down the hill they are firm being in a position to carry out for afforestation, not now under tim­ ROBERT CORLETT. A startling confirmation of our be­ one of the most formidable questions driving a tunnel to intersect the same a contract. Messrs. Foley, Welch & ber. Dated August 1, 1910. A19 lief that the Era of Universal Type­ affecting our national heritage." vein. writing is at hand. In his own words Mr. Steele says: The secretary's report contained "This, in my mind, is a splendid the following interesting clause in Ad kAd kAd kAd kAd kAd kAd kAd kAd kAd kAd kAd kAd kAd kAd kAd kAd kAd kAd kA. A Quarter of a Million People are showing. Going over the second connection with references to the Making Money With ridge into the next basin, the third, formation of the Union of Canadian the Hazelton-Nine Mile Mining Com­ Municipalities: TIje. pany have a staff of men prospecting "Evil tilings were being done by *;• i»J« •!• «5* *!« *J» *J« »J» »J» »J« *J» •$• «J« »J* *J* »J» »J» *•;• »J- *l* •£« *J* «J> *5» *J» «J« <{» *J« •!• •S* *I* •?» "S* *3> •3*-** •*!• *£* *!• *!* •»* *4* *&*!* •£"• •!* *S* *I* *!• •J"J*'«5* *5* •!* *J» *S» *S* *J**5**5» *i» «5» *!• *J* or, in other words, following up a unscrupulous financiers and politi­ lead which I presume is the same cians, which threatened the founda­ OLIVER lead as the Sunrise, which looks very tions of all iberty and honesty in promising. Over a small ridge we Canada. Acting on models which then came into the fourth basin, oc­ disgraced the United States legisla­ cupied by tbe Lead King, where I tures, public rights were being boldly The Standard Visible Writer was informed a shipment of ore had wrested from our communities by 1 i THE JOURNAL The Oliver Typewriter is a money­ been made to the Trail smelter with organized corruption and fraud, and maker, right from the word "go!" So very favorable results. Some thou­ even the greatest, municipalities were easy to run that beginners soon get sand feet fricir where Hie ore was flouted and defied, and their best citi­ * in the "expert" class. Earn as you •taken for this shipment, is a cross zens were in despair. The worst * learn. Let the machine pay the 17 vein, thickness three feet six inches, feature of the matter was that dis­ * cents a day—and all above that is and exposed for about two hundred honesty was thus held up to the * yours. feet, of very high grade ore. Tills young of our nation as the sure av­ Wherever you are, there's work to looks to be the most promising ledge enue to success, and honor was syni- Is the Official Advertising be done and money to be made by of any place on the mountain. At oally regarded as a failure. Montreal, using the Oliver. The business world the bead of the basin and apparently tne larSe!"- of the municipalities, had Medium for the City is calling for Oliver operators. There at the east, end of the mineralized just fallen before an unscrupulous are not enough to supply the demand. zone is the Silver Pick group of combine, Their salaries are considerably above of Prince Rupert those of many classes of workers. three claims. Development work car­ "It was not long before the graft­ "An Oliver Typewriter in ried on by the locators has shown ers, large and little, began to realize Every Home!" up some very high-grade ore. that a new force had entered the That is our battle cry today. We "Although tin? hill has been much field, and that, the municipalities, have made the Oliver Bupreme In shattered on the surface, my opinion when united, were not weak, but •I* *•* *!«»!«-!»ij* *!* *«« »!* *•• *•* »** *t**»* '** *»* **- »!* *•* »"• *»* *** *»• **• *!* *«* *t* **- »** »*- *•- **' *'- *** *»' 'J* **- •»* *!* **- •••* •!* *»* *•* *»* *!* **• *»* *•* *•* *** *.4 eft usefulness and absolutely indispen­ is that as depth is attained the brok­ roit'd be effective protectors of the sable in business. Now comes the en country will disappear and also people." conquest of the home. that the characteristics of the miner­ The report also made reference to The simplicity and strength of the al will change, When a formation several figbts successfully made on' Oliver fit It for family use. It Is be­ ci,i rying a higher percentage of lime behalf of municipalities, Including coming an important factor In the is reached, large replacemenl areas; the proposed Toronto fi Hamilton FOLLOW THE TREND OF THE CITY'S home training of young people. An railway bill before the Ontario legls- may be expected to be found, educator as well as a money maker. latur0 i 1 lh "Consldering the difficulties of ' "" " Montreal Terminal Our new selling plan puts the railway and Toronto Terminal Rail­ PROGRESS BY SUBSCRIBING transportation and getllii" tho ore Oliver on the threshold of every way bills before the Dominion parlia­ from the hill, 1 myself do not. see any home in America. Will you close ment. difficulty at all in getting the ore FOR THE PAPER the door of your home or office on fi< in any of the .Nine Mile properties. It was adopled with expressions of this remarkable Oliver opportunity? A good natural grade can be obtain­ gratification. Mr. .lames I'aton, ex- Write for further details of our ed up Salmon river, and the ore can mayor of Cbarlottetown, P. E. I., easy offer and a free copy of the new be dropped from the mines by gravi­ said he had no doubt thai Mr. Light- j .;. $ •;..;, *;, ,j» *;« •> •>»;. »> * »>.;. $ »> »> * •> »> c> »> -> * .> »>.;.»;. •;. *> * .;*.;«.>.;. »>»;. .;* .j..;. •> .j. *;. »j. *;. .$. .j. *;. .j. .>.;..;..;. Oliver catalogue. Address: tation to the railway. hell bad saved thousands and thou- j "There is water power in abund­ sands of dollars to some of the cities. I R. C. BEAN 0 ance for all the mines; timber on tbe Prince Rupert Agent lower reaches of the mountain, and SHIPBUILDING IN CANADA General Offices: Oliver Typewriter I am commissioned to go and ex­ The Journal aims at keeping Prince Rupert Building, Chicago, 111. amine coal situated almost at tje Sir Robert Perks said in ti recent and new B.C. ever before the public eye. Send foot, of the mines." interview that he expected to partici­ CANCELLATION OF RESERVE pate in negotiations for a shipbuild­ it to your friends and any whom you wish to ing plant to be located In St. John, NOTICE Is hereby given that the On an average, January, October, X.B., but before anything was done j reserve existing on Crown lands ln interest in the coming Metropolis of the North. the vicinity of Babine Lake, and November and December have afore in this direction a subsidy would I situate in Cassiar District, notice of high winds than March, and Febru­ have to ho offered and bonuses given which bearing date June 30th, 1909, ary about equals that month in tills for vessels turned out. A "shipbuild­ was published in the British Colum­ bia Gazette, dated July 2nd, 1908, Is respect. ing plant could not be a success un­ -;•.;..;. ^..;.^.:..:.<.<..:.^..:..:..;..:..:..:..;.•:..;..:..;..;..:-. . »> v *.;. »>.;. •>.;. •;. $.;..;. <,.;. *;«»;,,;,.; cancelled. less assured of continued work. It. would not pay to start a plant to ROBERT A. RL'NWICK, The duration of British Ministries Deputy Commissioner of Lands. for the past century has been very build one ship for the Canadian navy Lands Department, little over three years. alone. Victoria, B. C, June 16th, 1910 ^WWWWMWWWWWWWWWWWWWI^ (First Insertion July 6.) Tuesday, September TS, :t910 PRINCE RUPERT JOURNAL

of Strasburg, but it proved:a failure. LAND PURCHASE NOTICE LAND PURCHASE NOTICES LAM) PURCHASE NOTICES I.ANI) PURCHASE NOTICES •i AN ANCIENT SHRINE In consequence tbe Prussian general Skeena Land District—District of Skeena Land District—District of Skeena Land District—District of Skeena Land District—District of staff for many years took little in- Cassiar. Cassiar. Cassiar. Cassiar. teiest in aeronautics, it was not un­ TAKE NOTICE that John Cherry, TAKE NOTICE that Sarah Ward, TAKE NOTICE that Frederick TAKE NOTICE that Leilii Cherry, Discovery Hade on Island of Cyprus of til after the famous flight of Cap­ of Victoria, B. C, occupation mat­ of Victoria, B. C, occupation mar­ Tutt, of Selkirk, Manitoba, occupa­ of Victoria, B. C, occupation mar­ tain Renard, in the dirigible "La tress maker, intends to apply for per­ ried woman, intends to apply for per­ tion merchant, intends to apply for ried woman, intends to apply for Early Greek Inscrip­ mission to purchase ihe following de­ mission to purchase the following de­ permission to purchase the following permission to purchase the following tion. France" in 1884 that the minister of scribed lands in the vicinity of Kit­ scribed lands in the vicinity of Klt­ described lands in the vicinity of Kit­ described lauds In the vicinity of Kit­ war founded a corps of aeronautical wancool or Chean Wein Valley: — wancool or Chean Wein Valley: — wancool or Chean Wein Valley:— wancool or Chean Wein Valley: — engineers, of which the importance Commencing at a post planted at the Commencing at a post planted at the Commencing at a post planted at the Commencing at a post planted at tne north-east corner and about 14 miles steadily increased until in 1901 it S. E. corner and about 22 milec dis­ S. W. corner about 14% miles dis­ S. E. corner and about 21 miles dis­ Archaeological Research Assisted by distant in a north-westerly direction tant in a north-westerly direction tant in a north-westerly direction tant in a north-westerly direction became a battalion of two com­ Shepherd's Casual iFind as from the north end of Kitwancool from the north end of Kitwancool from the north end of Kitwancool from the north end of Kitwancool panies provided with a complete Lake, thence west 80 chains, thence Lake, thence north 80 chains, thence Lake, thence north 40 chains, thence Lake, thence north SO chains, thence He Rested transport for its material. south 80 chains, thence east 80 west 80 chains, thence south 80 east 40 chains, thenee south 40 west 80 chains, thence south 80 chains, thence north 80 chains to chains, thence east 8 0 chains to the chains, thence west 4 0 chains to chains, thence east SO chains to the In the meantime the study of aer­ point of commencement, and contain­ point of commencement, and contain­ point of commencement, and contain­ point of commencement, and contain­ ing 640 acres, more or less. ing 640 acres, more or less. Untouched by human hands for at onautics was carried on in the Bava­ ing 640 acres, more or .ess. ing 100 acres, more o* less. rian army, which had the advantage JOHN CHERRY. SARAH WAR;). FREDERICK TUTT. LE1I1I CHERRY. least seven centuries before Christ, James W. Smith, Agent. James to. Smith, Agen:. James to. Smith, Agent. James W. Smith, Agent. of the assistance of the brilliant in­ the shrine (Paphos in the classics) Dated June 3, 1910. Jy8 Dated June 6th, 19.10 Jy8 Dated June 3, 1910. JyS Dated June 6t.li, 1910. J.v8 ventor, Commandant Parseval. His of Aphrodite has been discovered at first Important discovery was that Skeena Land District—District of Skeena Land District—District of Skeena Land District—District of Skeena Laud District District of Cassiar. Cassiar. Cassiar. Rantidi, in the southwest corner of of the "Kite Balloon" In 1893, an in­ Cassiar. TAKE NOTICE that Brenton TAKE NOTICE that George Mc- TAKE NOTICE that Henry Van TAKE NOTICE that John Grieve, Cyprus. One of the discoverers, Dr. vention which offered more than dou­ Brown, of Vancouver, B.C., occupa­ Bain, of Vancouver, B. C, occupation Wyck, of Vancouver, B. C, occupa­ of Vancouver, B. C, occupation agent, intends to apply for permis­ Max O. Uichter, in his account in ble the stability of the ordinary cap­ tion insurance agent, Intends to ap­ merchant, Intends to apply for per­ tion hotel keeper, intends to apply tive, and allowed observations to ply for permission to purchase the mission to purchase the following de­ for permission to purchase the fol­ sion to purchase the following de­ the Times, says: "We became as ex­ following described lands in the vi- scribed lands in the vicinity of Kit­ lowing described lands In tbe vicin­ scribed lands in the vicinity of Kit­ be carried out In comparatively vinlty of the Kitwancool or Chean ity of Kitwancool or Chean Wein wancool or Chean Wien Valley: — cited as if we had drunk a whole wancool or Chean Weln Valley: — violent winds. Balloons of this kind Wein Valley:—Commencing at a Commencing at a post planted at the Valley:—Commencing at a post Commencing at a posl planted at the bottle of Veuve Clicquot." which owe their value to their shape post planted at the north-east cor­ S. W. corner and about 26% miles planted at the north-east corner and S. E. corner and about 20 miles dis­ tant in a north-westerly direction and air-ballonet were used In the ner and about ten miles distant in distant in a north-westerly direction about 20 miles distant in a north- The worship of Aphrodite (Venus) from the north end of Kitwancool French army manoeuvres of 190S north-westerly direction from the westerly direction from the north end from the nonh end of Kitwancool is known to have been derived in north end of Kitwancool Lake, Lake, thence north SO chains, thence if Kitwancool Lake, thence south SO Lake, thence north SO chains, thence part at least from the Phoenicians, and 1909 for the purposes connected thence south 8 0 chains, thence east east 80 chains, thence south 80 chains, thence west So chains, thence west 80 chains, thence soutii SO 80 chains, thouce north 80 chains, who were In Cyprus some 3,000 with wireless telegraphy. ains, thence west SO chains to north So chains, thence east SO chains, thence east 80 chains to thence west 8 0 chains to point of point of commencement, and contain- chains to point of commencement, point of comemncement, and contain­ years ago. Milton gives the other Tbe next stage was marked by the commencement, and containing 640 ing 640 acres, more or less. and containing 640 acres, more or ing 640 acres, more or less. names of the goddess, who was Zeppelin "dirigibles," beginning with acres, more or less. GEORGE McBAIN. less. HENRY VAN WYCK. JOHN GRIEVE. Cupid's mother, in his lines: "As- the airship which in 1900 manoeuvr­ BRENTON BROWN. James to. Smith, Agent. James W. Smith, Agent. James to. Smith, Agent. James W. Smith, Agent. Dated June 6th, 191u.. JyS Dated June 6l.li, 1910. Jy8 toreth, whom the Phoenicians call­ ed over Lake Constance and was Dated .Tune Sth, 1910. Jy8 Dated June 1, 1910. Jy8 ed Astarte, Queen of Heaven." Ever destroyed soon after near its shed. Skeena Land District—District of Skeena Land District—District of Skeena Land District—District of since 1S7S, when the English oc­ In 1906 a private company ex­ Skeena Land District—District of Cassiar. Cassiar. Cassiar. Cassiar. TAKE NOTICE that Minnie Clarke TAKE NOTICE mat Alfred E. cupied Cyprus, they have conducted ploited the non-rigid airships design­ TAKE NOTICE that Catherine TAKE NOTICE that Jessie Stead- Wdsb, of Vancouve., B. C, occupa- of Vancouver, B. C, occupation mar- Parklngton, of Vancouver, B. C, oc­ archaeological research, notably at ed by Commandant Parseval, and fin­ man, of Victoria, B. C, occupation tion married woman, intends to ap ried woman, intends to apply for per­ cupation broker, intends to apply for Kouklia, but It has been reserved for ally the authorities constructed the married woman, intends to apply for ply for permission to purchase the mission to purchase the following permission to purchase the following the Germans to discover the shrine semi-rigid military type known as ncrmission to purchase the follow­ following described lands in tiie vi- described lands in tbe vicinity of Kit­ described lands in the vicinity of wancool or Chean Wein Valley: — the "Gross," from its designer, Com­ ing described lands, in the vicinity of vinity of Kitwancool or Chean Wein Kitwancool or Chean Wein Valley:—• a short distance away at Rantidi, a Kitwancool or Chean Wein Valley: — Valley:—Commencing at a post Commencing at a post planted at the Commencing at a post planted at the place mapped by Lord Kitchener in mandant. Gross, chief of the aeronau­ Commencing at a post planted at the planted at. the S. E. corner and about N. to. corner and about 28 % miles S. E. corner and about 15 Vi miles his early days. tical battalion. north-east corner and about 6% 17*4 miles distant in a north-west­ distant and in a north-westerly di-idistant in a north-westerly direction miles distant in a north-westerly di­ erly direction from the north end of rection from the north end of Kit- j from the north end of Kitwancool Doctor Richter was led to the dis­ At present the German army has rection from the north end of Kit­ Kitwancool Lake, thence north 80 wancool Lake, thence south 40 chains Lake, thence north Su chains, thence covery ln a way that reads like an in commission two "Parseval," one wancool Lake, thence soutii 80 chains, thence west SO chains, thence thence east SO chains, thence north west 80 chains, thence soutii 80 Zeppelin," and three "Gross," besid­ bains; thence west 80 chains, thence south 80 chains, thence east 80 40 chains, thence west 80 chains to chains, thence east 80 chains to the eclogue: chains to point of commencement, es an experimental balloon, and for north SO chains, thence east SO point of commencement and contain- ] point of commencement, and contain­ "One day a shepherd was sitting chains to point of commencement, and containing 640 acres, more or ing 320 acres, more or less. ing 640 acres, more or less. these airships two more companies on one of the ancient stoiielic Ids 'if and containing 040 acres, more or less. CATHERINE WELSH. MINNIE CLARKE. ALFRED E. PARKINGTON. of aeronautical engineers have been Rantidi. After playing for a long less. JESSIE STEADMAN. James to. Smith, Agent. James to. Smith, Agent. James W. Smith, Agent. formed. Besides these military air­ James to. Smith, Agent. Dated June 4, 1910. JyS I Dated June 8th, 1910. Jy8 Dated June 3, 1910. Jy8 time on his reed flute be grew tired ships there are & number of "dirigi­ Dated May 31, 1910. Jy8 of his pastoral airs and began to Skeena Land District—District of bles" in private hands which could scratch with his long staff one of Skeena Land District—District of Cassiar. be commandeered in time of war, Cassia TAKE NOTICE that George Wil­ the stones at his feet As he did so so that Germany has today at her TAKE NOTICE that Bruce Older- liams, of Winnipeg, Man., occupation he saw apearing on the .surfeie of shaw, of Victoria, B. C, occupation km- disposal a number of. airships far clerk, intends to apply for permission the stone In two regularly a.seled jeweller, intends to apply for permis­ to purchase the following described exceeding that which other nations, sion to purchase the following de­ lands in the vicinity of Kltwancool lines most curious signs unknown to including France, could set in the scribed lands in the vicinity of the or Chean Wein Valley:—Commenc­ him and quite different from the field against her" Citwancool or Chean Wein Valley: — ing at a post planted at the S. to. Greek inscriptions lying about: in the Commencing at a post planted at FOR corner and about 16% miles distant temple yard of Kouklia, bis village he north-west corner and about 7% in a north-westerly direction from the north end of Kitwancool Lake, Skeena Land District—District of miles distant in a north-westerly di­ LETTER HEADS ENVELOPES home, Which he passed every day rection from the north end of Kit­ thence north 4u chains, thence witli his flock." Cassiar. wancool Lake; thence south SO BUSINESS CARDS east 40 chains, tlience south 40 TAKE NOTICE that Reginald Ultimately this stone reached Mr. chains, thence east 40 chains, thence VISITING CARDS STATEMENTS c bains, tlience west 40 chains to the Davey, of Vancouver, B. C, occupa­ north 80 chains, thence west 40 point of commencement, and contain­ Clcauthis Pierides, expert In an­ tion machinist, intends to apply for chains to point of commencement, ing 160 acres, more or less. tiquities, who at once recognized the permission to purchase the following and containing 320 acres, more or GEORGE WILLIAMS. Cyprian syllabic inscription. The described lands, in the vicinity of less. BRUCE OLDERSHAW. Citwancool or Chean Weln Valley:— Prince Rupert Journal James VV. Smith, Agent. shepherd was invited lo a sumptuous James W. Smith, Agent. Dated June 4, 1910. Jy8 Commencing at a post planted at the Dated May 31, 1910. Jy8 meal, and received a packet of to­ north-west corner and about 6 % Skeena Land District—District of bacco, as well as a good baksheesh. miles distant in a north-westerly di­ Skeena Land District—District of Sfc m rection from the north end of Kit­ Cassiar. He returned to his village, engaged TAKE NOTICE that John Reid, wancool Lake, thence south 80 TAKE NOTICE that Echo Dud­ some secret digegrs, and in a short chains, thence east SO chains, thence Skeena Land District—District of Skeena Land District—District of of Vancouver, B. C, occupation geon, of Vancouver, B. C, occupation broker, intends to apply for permis­ time ten inscribed stones or more, north 40 chains, thence west 40 assistant dentist, intends to apply for Cassiar. chains, thence north 40 chains, TAKE NOTICE that Edward Cas- TAKE NOTICE that Thomas Sills, sion to purchase the following de­ counting what were broken, were permission to purchase the following scribed lands in the vicinity of Kit­ chains, thence west 40 chains to a described lands in the vicinity of the pell, of Cayley, Alberta, occupation of Vancouver, B. C, occupation ma­ carried in mule carts to Limassoi, the merchant, Intends to apply for per­ chinist, intends to apply for permis­ wancool or Chean Wein Valley:— point, of commencement, and contain­ Kitwancool or Chean Wein Valley: — Commencing at a post planted at the inaval port of Cyprus. ing 480 acres (more or less). Commencing at a post planted at the mission to purchase the following de­ sion to purchase the following de­ scribed lands in the vicinity of the scribed lands in the vicinity of Kit-J S to. corner and about 15% miles Doctor Richter was informed, and north-east corner and about 7 % REGINALD DAVEY. Kitwancool or Chean Wein Valley: — wancool or Chean Wein Valley distant in a north-westerly direction located the spot with Doctor Koritz- miles distant in a north-westerly di­ James W. Smith, Agent. rection from the north end of Kit­ Commencing at, a post planted at the Commencing at a post planted at the from the north end of Kitwancool ky, last May. "The new, like the Dated May 30, 1910. Jy8 wancool Lake, thence south 8 0 N. W. corner and distant about 15% N. to. corner and about 26% miles Lake, thence north 40 chains, tlience miles in a north-westerly direction old, road to Papho runs through Ran­ chains, thenee north 80 chains, distant In a north-westerly direction east 40 chains, tlience south 4 0 from the north end of Kitwancool from the north end of Kitwancool chains, thence west 40 chains lo the tidi. After walking for about ten Coast Land District—District of thence east SO chains to point of commencement, and containing 640 Lake, thence south 80 chains, thence Lake, tlience south SO chains, thence point of commencement, aud contain­ minutes we lighted on the first field Skeena. east 80 chains, thence north 80 east 80 chains, thence north 80 ing 160 acres, more or less. TAKE NOTICE that Elijah acres, more or less. of ancient remains. A thicket, more chains, thence west 80 chains to chains, tlience west. 80 chains to the JOHN REID. Rounds, of Victoria, B.C., occupation ECHO DUDGEON; point of commencement, and contain­ point of commencement, and contain­ James to. Smith, Agent. or less dense, partially surrounds James to. Smith, Agent. Stewart, intends to apply for permis­ ing 640 acres, more or less. ing 640 acres, more or less. Dated June 3, 1910. Jy8 them, and bushes grow between the Dated May 31, 1910. Jy8 sion to purchase the following de­ EDWARD CASPELL. THOMAS SILLS. stones and over them. Unfortunate­ James W. Smith, Agent. James W. Smith, Agent. Skeena Land District Dlstriel of scribed lands:—Commencing at a Skeena Land District—District of Cassiar. ly we had very little time at our dis^ Dated June 3, 1910. Jy8 Dated June Sth, 1910. Jy8 post planted one-half mile north, TAKE NOTICE that Grace Cess- posal. We were watched by three TAKE NOTICE that William Skeena Land District—District of Skeena Land Dl&crict—District of ford, of Victoria, B. C, occupation i and one-half mile east, of Nettie A. Simpson, of Lindsay, Ont., occu­ Cassiar. mounted policemen, two of whom Lairds N. E. corner of application to Cassiar. married woman, intends to apply for pation hotel-keeper, intends to apply TAKE NOTICE that Charles Gei- TAKE NOTICE that William Wal­ were in uniform, while the third was lace, of Toronto, Ont., occupation j permission to purchase tho following purchase, and 300 feet, east of Ana- for permission to purchase the fol­ ger, of Victoria, h. C, occupation described lands in tlie vicinity of a detective most amusingly disguised I ham Lake trail, marked E. R.'s lowing described lands in the' vicin­ clerk, intends to apply for permis­ insurance agent, Intends to apply for as a villager." south-west corner, thence 40 chains ity of the Kitwancool or Chean Wein sion to purchase the following de­ Valley:—Commencing at a post Doctor Richter regrets that Eng­ east, thence 40 chains north, thence scribed lands in the vicinity of Kit­ N. E. corner and about 23 miles dis­ planted at the south-east corner and wancool or Chean Wein Valley: — wancool or Chean Worn Valley: — lish engineers had allowed stones 40 chains west, thence 40 chains tant in a north-westerly direction about 7 % miles distant in a north Comemncing at a post planted at the Comencing at a post planted at the from the north end of Kitwancool with precious inscriptions to be south to point of commencement, westerly direction from the north S. E. corner and about 19 miles dis­ N. E. corner and about 26% miles Lake, thence soutii SO chains, thence broken for road ballast. He is now |and containing 160 acres, more or end of Kitwancool Lake, thence tant In a north-westerly direction distant in a north-westerly dlrocron west Su chains, thenco north SO north SO chains, thence west 80 from the north end of Kitwancool from the north end of Kitwancool negotiating with the German Pro­ less. ELIJAH ROUNDS. chains, thence east SO chains to the chains, thence south SO chains, Lake, thence north SO chains, thence Lake, tlience south SO chains, thence point of commencement, and contain­ fessor Dorpfield and the British Vincent M. Schibner, Agent. thence east SO Chains to point of west 80 chains, thence south SO west 80 chains, thence north 80 ing 640 acres, more or less. museum for the excavation of the Dated May 25, 1910. jn21 commencement, and containing 640 chains, thence east SO chains to tbe chains, thence east SO chains to the point of commencement, and contain­ point of commencement, containing GRACE CESSFORD. sbrlne to. be completed by Germans. acres, more or less. .lames VV. Smith, Agent. WILLIAM SIMPP3N. ing 640 acres, more or less. 640 acres, more or less. o LAND PURCHASE NOTICES Dated June 6th, 1 910. JyS James to. Smith, Agent. CHARLES GIKGER. WILLIAM WALLACE. AERIAL NAVY Dated May 31, 1910. Jy8 James to. Smith, Agent. Skeena Land Dlstriel District of Skeena Land District—District of James W. Smith, Agent. Dated June 4th, 1910. Jy8 Dated Juno 8th, 1910. Jy8 Co Biar. Cassiar. Skeena Land District—District of Growth of tho System in Connection Skeena Land District TAKE NOTICE thai Henry Hem­ TAKE NOTICE that William Cassiar. Skeena Land District District of Dlstriel of ming, of Victoria, I). ('., occupation Willi Germany 11 ii ine Grant, of Stewart, B.C., occu­ TAKE NOTICE that George Tutt, Cassiar. Cassiar. hotel keeper, Intends to apply for pation engineer, Intends to apply for of Vancouver, B. C, occupation den- TAKE NOTICE that Sarah Cox, TAKE NOTICE that Samuel John i-i mission in fir c . . , [lowing permission to purchase the following McDlarmld, of Monarch, Alberta, oc- In the Paris Temps, M. Reginald ist, intends to apply for permission of Monarch, Alberta, occupation mar­ described landi in the vicinity of Klt- described lands:- Commencing al II o purchase the following described led woman, intends to apply for per­ Icupation farmer, intends to apply for wani not or CI ean Weln Valley: — Kami discusses the progress of mili­ posl marked W.H.G.'s S.W. Cor., and Ipennis ion to purchase Hie follow­ amis in the vicinity of the Kitwan­ mission to purchase the following • min Ing iii n post planted al the tary aeronautics In Germany. If the planted adjoining Alfred Manson's cool or Chean Weln Valley:—Com-i described lands in the Kltwancool or ing described lands In the Kltwan­ cool or Chean Weln Valley: Com- 13 cot tier and aboul 21 miles dis­ destruction of two German "dirigi­ corner post, thence 80 chains north, menclng at post planted at the .Chean Wien Valley:—Commencing at tant, in a north-westerly dlrec' Ion menclng al o posl planted al the \\ ,: bles" within au Interval of a few days along W. N. Harrison's west Une, north-easl corner unci about 8% |a post planted at the N. to. corner ' c not Hi • mi of Kit wancool thense east SO chains, thence south 10. corner and aboul I '.- miles in a has paralyzed the progress of com­ miles distant in a north-westerly dl- and aboul 4% miles distant In a them iuth 80 chains, tin ni 8 80 chains, thence west 80 chains, fol­ rection from the north end of Kit- north-westerly direction from the t I i • • , thence north SO mercial aeronautics, the case is very north-westerly direction from the lowing Alfred Manson's north line to wancool Lake, thence south 40 nortb end of Kltwancool Lake, thence north end of Kltwancool Lake, SO chains to the different, says M Kunn, with the iolnl of commencement, and con­ chains, thence west 40 chains, thence soutii so chains, tlience east j j ii'-e south 80 chains, I nt, and contaln- army. Indeed, on the very day of taining tiiu acres, more or less. i ot th 40 chains, tlience east 40 chains, thence north 80 chains, chains, th ., 0 lialus, ' ai more or less, ' hence east us lo ] olnl of the loss of the "Erbslob," with its WILLIAM HUME GRANT. tins to point of commencement, thence west 80 chains to point of HENRY HEMMING. and containing 640 acres, more or commencement, and containing 640 II .. • i C-- .. t, and cot Jan .. . Smith, Agent. five occupants, airship manoeuvres Frank R. Strolm, Agent. . more or less. Dated July 2, 1910. Jy22 less. GEORGE TUTT. acres, more or less. Dat. ,! Jui i 6th, 1910, Jy8 which are to last for three or four James to. Smith, Agent. SARAH COX. 1 ill EL JOHN McDIARMID, weeks began at Metz. Dated June 1, 1910. JyS James W. Smith, Agent James W. Smith, Agent. District of Dated May 31st, 1910. Dated Mi y 31st, 1910. Jy8 '" s> 111'. "These manoeuxres," says M. Skeena Land District—District, of Coast. Skeena Land District- District of i i Land I il ii rici Disti ci of TAKE NOTICE that Nelson Kann, "are intended to demonstrate TAKE NOTICE that The Canadian Cassiar. Coast Land District- -District ol Cassiar. oweii, of Victoria, B. ('.. occupa- the progress accomplished and to Fish and Cold Storage Company, of TAKE NOTICE that Lome Thomp­ Skeena. TAKE NOTICE thai Annie Gowan, 'ice, mining engineer, Intends to ap- son, of Vancouver, B. C, occupation TAKE NOTICE thai I, Geori e throw light on the defects that re- Vancouver, B. C, occupation mer­ of Victoria, It. c. occupation mar- ply tor permission to purchase the dentist, Intends to apply for permis­ Poole, of Prince Rupert, occupation ried woman, intends to apply for per- following described lands in the vl- mainli and on the remedies which cantile and manufacturing, intends to apply for permission to purchase sion jto purchase the following de­ printer, intend to apply for permis­ iiii-sion to purchase the following clnlty of Kitwancool or Chean Wein the defects require. The German the following described lands: — scribed lands in the vicinity of the sion to purchase the following de­ described lands in the vicinity of Kit- Valley:—Commencing nt a post army alone possesses sufficient bal­ Kitwancool or Chean Wein Valley: scribed lands:—Commencing at a wancool or Chean Wein Valley:— danted at the N. E. corner and about Commencing at a post planted at the post, planted on the north-east shore loons and sheds to render combined north-east corner of lot 34, Range 5, Commencing at a post planted at the Commencng at a post planted at the 19 miles distant in the north-west- south-west corner and about 8 % line of Smith Island, distant aboul experiments possible." Coast District, thence south 20 N. to. corner and aboul 23 miles dis- , rly direction from the north end of chains, thence east 4 0 chains, thence miles distant in a north-westerly di­ one mile south-east from Lot 38, and tant in a north-westerly direction Kltwancool Lake I hence south 80 M. Kan goes on to point out that north 25 chains more or less to the rection from the north end of Kit­ marked "G. A. P.'s North-west Cor- •] frc?frnim the north end of Kltwancool chains, thence west 40 chains, tlience the founder of German aeronautics shore line, thence following along wancool Lake, thence north 80 ner Post," thence 20 chains south, Lake; thence soutii 80 chains, thence north 4u chains, thence west 40 chains, thence east 40 chains, thence thence SO chains east, tlience north east 80 chains, thence north so ''ains, thence north 40 chains, was an Englishman, Coxwell by name the shore line to the point of com­ mencement and containing 90 acres, south 80 chains, thence west 40 to shore line, thence following shore chains, thence west SO chains to the ence east 80 chains to .point of who In 1870 offered his services with more or less. chains to point of commencement, 'line to point of commencement, con- point of commencement, and con­ commencement, and containing 480 those of two captive balloons to the and containing 320 acres, more or jtalnlng 160 acres, more or less taining ti40 acres, more or less. The Canadian Fish &. Cold acres, more or less. less. LORNE THOMPSON. GEORGE ARTHUR POOLE ANNIE GOWAN. German army. An attempt to use bis Storage Company Limited. NELSON GOWEN. James to. Smith, Agent, j Dated Satirday, July 2, 1910. James to. Smith, Agent. balloons was made during the siege J. I-I. Pillsbury, Agent, James VV. Smith, Agent. Dated June I, 1910. Jy8 I (First Insertion July 5.) Dated Juno 7th, 1910. Jy8 .•ted July 14, 1910. Jyl9 Dated June 4th, 1910. Jy8 PRINCE RUPERT JOURNAL Tuesday, September 13", 191(5

assessment. That was a matter which as well to take the whole of the four land Intended to be irrigated, giving prince ISupert journal passed to the council in the same BARGAIN IS MADE boilers over. The city was saving acreage. Atlantic Steamship Telephone 138 way as if Mr. Cuthbert had been money by the settlement. fi) If the water Is to be used for named by the council in the first in­ power or mining purposes describe Agency Aid. Mclntyre felt he would like to the place where the water is to be re­ Published twice a week on Tuesdays stance. Electric Outfit and Bailers of the Tie & be sure the boilers were in shape. If turned to some natural channel, and and Fridays from the otlice of publica­ Timber Company the lighting system were installed the difference in altitude between Through tickets and excursion tion, Third Avenue near McBride St. (iOOl) MEAT CRUSADE quicker by taking this over it would point of diversion and point of re­ rates to Bought. turn: Water will be returned at Subscription rate to any point in go a long way in inducing him to mouth of Cloyah River, 55 feet. England, France, Germanv, Canada, $2.00 a year; to points outside Sanitary Officer Issues a Warning take this over. of Canada, 83.00 a year. (J) Area of Crown land intended and all With Respect to Dealers City Council Concludes Negotiations Aid. Pattullo said he was prepared to be occupied by the proposed Advertising'rate furnished on appli­ Regarding Old Lighting to vote for the recommendation. If works. Scandinavian Ports. cation. At last evening's meeting of the Plant these were not taken over now and (k) This notice was posted on the O. II. NELoON, Call or write for rates to any city council a report was received new boilers were purchased the city thirteenth day of August, 1910, and EDITOR. part of the world. I am also from the sanitary officer in which he might find that it had to take these application will be made to the Com­ stated that he had condemned and missioner on the fifteenth day of agent for all American steamers Tuesday, September 13, 1910 At last evening's meeting of the boilers over also in the end. September, 1910. had destroyed a shipment of meat to to and from Prince Rupert; city council the action of the mem­ Aid. Hilditch wanted a test made. (1) Give the names and addresses Northern Pacific Railway; Al­ lie city. The report was adopted. of any riparian proprietors or licen­ RAILWAY ASSISTS CITY bers of the council that met the direc­ aska Pacific Express. He had also visited a butcher shop The electric light committee ex­ sees who or whose lands are like'y and found a side of mutton in an ad­ tors of the B. C. Tie & Timber com­ pect to make a report on an entire to be affected by the proposed works, The Importance of a city being a either above or below the outlet: J. H. ROGERS vanced stage of decomposition. This pany on Saturday was endorsed and railway centre such as Prince Ruperl D'ant for the city tomorrow evening. Owners of lots 130, 131, 632, and had been destroyed and a warning it was agreed to purchase the plant 972. General Steamship and Railway must eventually become is shown in given that if ever such was found Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C. some l'i'c-eiil figures concerning the for $5,500. The meeting on Saturday (m) The boundaries and area of again he would institute a prosecu­ SKEENA DISTRICT the Municipality are as follows:— C. I'. It. in relation lo Montreal's tion against the offender. was held to be irregular and other 4. The said Cily of Prince Rupert commercial life. proceedings taken. Ferry, Kitselas, Skeena River. shall be bounded as follows: — Tiie Canadian Pacific Railway Co. IN ACCORDANCE with chapter Commencing at a post on the shore Canadian Pacific R'y RIGHTLY PUNISHED Aid. Hilditch, after the minutes of has 11,092 employees within the city 78, R. S. B. C, 1897, "Ferries Act," of Shawatlan Passage, in Range 5, the three last meetings had been boundaries of .Montreal. This is the Government of British Columbia Coast District of British Columbia, Dr. Jameson Recalls Haiti Incident read, moved the adoption of the invite applications for a charter for and being the southeasterly post of learnt from a census which has just a ferry to ply across the Skeena Steamers leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver, And Condemns It minutes of the first two, but said he Section 9, Prince Rupert Townsite; been taken Hum the official pay roll. River at Kitselas. Victoria, Seattle considered the minutes of the last thence along the boundary of Sec­ While a large number of those em­ Applications will be received by tion 9 as follows: South forty-three Dr. Jameson, In a speech which meeting to be incorrectly so describ­ ployees are unmarried the preponder- the Honourable the Minister of Pub­ degrees forty-seven minutes (43deg. Princess Beatrice, every Mon­ he made at Durban recently, com­ ed. The meeting on Saturday after­ lic Works up to and including the 47min.) west astronomical, a dis­ ence of married over single is so bated tbe objections of Natal to join­ noon was not a meeting at all. 15th of September next. tance of four hundred and fifty-one day at 1 p.m. great that it is estimated that the ing the Unionists. They were right, The limits of the ferry shall ex­ and seventy-seven hundredths (451.- total number of persons dependent Aid. Pattullo proposed that these tend for a distance of one mile above 77) feet; thence north eighty-three Princess May or Princess Royal he said, in not wanting racialism, upon these pay rolls for a living is minutes be regarded as simply a and one mile below said point degrees thirty-seven minutes (S3deg. every Saturday morning. which was one cause of their hesi­ The charter will cover a period ex­ 37min.) west astronomical, a dis­ upwards of 30,000. memorandum of what took place. tating attitude. piring on the 31st, March, 1912 tance of one thousand five hundred Steamers leave Vancouver The average earnings per head of Notice had been telephoned to the The ferry shall be operated when­ Referring to the raid, Dr. Jameson and seventy-two hundredths (1,500.- those employed in the service of the different members of the council that ever required between 7 a.m and 72) feet; thence south twenty-seven said that though it was badly carried 7-p.m., very day excepting Sundays. company is put down at $2 per day, there would be no meeting of tha degrees twenty-three minutes fifteen Princess Beatrice every Thurs­ out and thoroughly deserving of pun­ Applications shall give a descrip­ seconds (27deg. 23min. 15sec.) west making on the basis of that assump­ council. He proposed that the light day night. ishment, it was, nevertheless, a step tion of the scow or boat it is propos­ astronomical, a distance of three tion a total wage earned daily of committee bring in a report and that in the direction of federation, which ed to use, and method of operation thousand four hundred and seventy- Princess Royal every Saturday :>33,000, weekly of $231,000, and cou'd be adopted. Applications shall state the tolls it three and seventy-five hundredths was Cecil Rhodes' policy. If, said fis proposed to ask for night at 11 o'clock. yearly of $12,000,000. Aid. Hilditch objected to a preced­ (3,473.75) feet; thence south thirty- Dr. Jameson, he had the opportunity Each adult passenger ent being established that a meeting five degrees fifty-eight minutes The railway is thus responsible for of substituting another for the pres­ Each child (not ln arms) under 13 thirty-four seconds (35deg. 58min. cou'd be called on such short notice years. a very large addition to the popula­ ent government, he would form a 34sec.) west astrononiica', a distance Union Steamship Co'y His Worship explained the situa­ of two thousand end fifty-one and tion and the putting into circulation government of the best men of both E 0teame,UOt mul6or tion. He believed it could not be re­ TonC ^ twenty-five hundredths (2,051.25) of a vast sum of money. races. of B.C. Ltd. garded as a regular meeting. It bad Each calf, sheep, goat or swine. feet; thence north sixty-two degrees sixteen minutes twenty seconds (02 The speech was enthusiastically re­ been the intention of the council to Each vehicle with one horse and ceived. driver. deg. lOmin. 20sec) west astronomi­ VIINK Il'AL SECURITIES meet the committee of the Board of cal, a distance of one thousand one The new Steel Passenger Steamer Each cart or wagon with one horse Trade. When the latter was not hundred and twenty-four and eight AIDING SMALL FARMERS and driver, loaded. hundredths (1,124.08) feet; thence Sanford Evans, mayor of Winni­ ready telephone communications had Each vehicle with two horses and peg, and president of the Canadian south forty-seven degrees twelve been sent out cancelling the meeting driver. minutes ten seconds (47deg. 12min. Union of Municipalities, at its recent Imperial Go\ eminent Has Taken of the council. Later be met the di­ Each vehicle with two horses and lOsec.) west astronomical, a distance "Camosun" meeting gave some interesting facts Steps to (iive Assistance rectors of the B. C. Tie & Timber driver, loaded. of four thousand eight hundred relative to municipal securities. In Company and it was decided to get Each parcel of twenty-five pounds (4.S00) feet, more or less, to a post PRINCE RUPERT every Sun­ his annual address he stated that Lord Carringtin iias in.:- miiile an and under. being the north-easterly corner of all the council possible together and Lot 1,194, Range 6, Coast District; day al '.i a.m. lot'Vancouver, London was the best market, for the announcement to Hie National Farm­ hold a meeting. Freight parcel of twenty-five tlience along the southerly bound­ arriving Monday afternoon. ers' Union of tiie gratis: interest to pounds and under. larger Canadian municipalities. The Later in the evening a recess was ary of Lot 1,994 south fifty-nine de­ best results were obtained in Lon­ the small farmer, nnd, therefore, of Freight, per one hundred pounds grees forty-two minutes thirty-eight For Stewart City on arrival from taken and the Electric Light com­ and under, non-perishable goods don by issues of not less than C100,- great Importance to all concerned in seconds (iifideg. 42min. 38sec) west Vancouver Friday night. mittee met and made a report to Freight, per one hundred pounds the national wail-being, says Public astronomical, a distance of throe 000. Bonds were regarded in Lon­ the council recommending the pur­ and under, perishable goods. thousand eight hundred and six and don as a preferable form of security. Opinion. Northbound., leaves Vancouver chase of the equipment referred to The Government of British Colum­ sixty-eight hundredths (3.800.6S) Wednesdays at i) p.m. Securities in large volume were more The government, be declares, has for $5,500. bia is not necessarily bound to ac­ feet; thence soutii forty-seven de­ easily sold than small securities. decided to make it easy for the small cept any application submitted. grees seven minutes five seconds Aid. Hilditch had no objection to (47deg. 07min. 05sec.) west astron­ Steerage Fare $5.00 farmer to get capital by means of co­ F. C. GAMBLE, President Evans favored selling the purchase providing there was in­ Public Works Engineer. omical, a distance of two thousand operative credit banks in the agricul­ through an agent rather than by ten­ formation that the boilers were in Department of Public Works. six hundred and three and seven- The "Camosun" is the only steamer der, even if more were not realized tural districts. Here is what be said: tenths (2,603.7) feet; thence south on the run having' water-tight, bulk­ working order. If the boilers were Victoria, B.C., 15th August, 1910. heads and double bottom, thus ensur­ "We promise to take a leaf out of seventy-nine degrees forty-one min- thereby. He claimed that there was a as reported upon a short time ago WATER NOTICE uates forty-three seconds (79deg. 41 ing safety of passengers in case of disadvantage in advertising, as it had the German hook and to follow what in bad condition, he did not believe mln. 43sec.) west astronomical, a c-ollission or wreck. a tendency to weaken prices of secur­ has been so satisfactorily done In distance of one thousand three hun­ in purchasing them. NOTICE is hereby given that an dred and forty-one and twelve hun­ ities for Hie municipalities already on Germany and in other parts of Eu­ Aid. Lynch said that after con­ application will be made under Part J. H. ROGERS, Ticket Agent the market. rope. I have been considering V. of the "Water Act, 1909," to ob­ dredths (1,341.12) feet; thence sideration it had been deemed ad­ south fifty-two degrees forty-six min­ With reference to the sinking fund whether I could not devise a plan to tain a licence in the Skeena Division visable to purchase the plant at this of Coast District. utes twenty-four seconds (52deg. HAYNOR BROS. he said it should be levied and col­ lay before my colleagues to give im­ price. When the boilers were first 46min. 24sec.) west astronomical, a (a) The name, address and occu­ distance of two thousand two hun­ FUNERAL DIRECTORS lected and kept intact as a single proved legislative, administrative examined the intention was to instal and financial facilities for the estab­ pation of the applicant is The Muni­ dred and forty-seven and ninety-six fund. The municipality should pro­ a smaller power for electric lighting. cipal Corporation of the City of hundredths (2,247.96) feet; thence and lishment on a sound basis of a satis­ vide for the redemption of its se­ Now it was about decided to instal Prince Rupert, County of Atlin, B.C. south sixteen degrees one minute PROFESSIONAL EMBALMERS curities. Said he: "With regard to factory system of co-operative credit a higher power and these boilers (If for mining purposes) Free nineteen seconds (lGdeg. Olmin. 19 Miner's Certificate No. the investment of the sinking fund, hanks, especially for the benefit of were believed to be in good shape. sec.) west astronomical, a distance (b) The name of the lake, stream of three thousand one hundred and I wish to advance the view that the agriculture. His Worship said that the direc­ or source (if unnamed, the descrip­ sixty-nine and ninety-eight hun­ DR. to. R. CLAYTON benefit of the general credit of the "We are backed up by the report tors had at first offered to put the tion is), Cloyah Lakes. dredths (3,169.98) feet; tlience DENTIST —o— municipality must be one of the ob­ of the .Lords committee, on which boilers in shape for $7,500. He was - (c) The point of diversion, at the north seventy-nine degrees twenty- jects in making a profit on the sink­ foot of the Lower Lake. two minutes (79deg. 22min) west Office in the Westenhaver Block, Lords Cromer, Herschell, MacDonald convinced the boilers bad not suf­ Over Orme's Drug Store. ing fund. The main duty of the (d) The quantity of water applied astronomical, a distance of five hun­ and Welby served, and we are also fered much from the fire. for (in cubic feet per second), 150. dred and thirty and sixty-four hun­ Prince Rupert trustee is, of course, to preserve the emboldened by the fact that this dif­ Aid. Mobley said that in his opin­ (e) The character of the proposed dredths (530.64) feet, more or less, integrity of the installments com­ ficulty has been overcome In Ger­ works, dam, pipe-line and power to a post on the shore of Prince Ru- ion outside of the fittings the boilers WM. S. HAi,L, L. D. S. D. D. S. mitted to their charge, and cause plant. per Harbour; thence west astronomi­ many, Belgium, Italy, France, and to were in as good shape as ever. The :-: DENTIST :-: them in earn, above the cost of ad­ some extent in Ireland. It is in no (f) The premises on which the cal one thousand three hundred and directors were insisting that two of water is to be used (describe same), twenty (1,320) feet; thence north Crown and Bridge Work a specialty. ministration, tiie interest upon which way a hare-brained scheme which I these boilers were installed as part The Power site at mouth of Cloyah astronomical a distance of twelve All dental operations skillfully the Installments were calculated, so am going to lay before my col­ River. thousand nine hundred and thirty- treated. Gas and local anaesthetics of the electrical appartus. This the administered for the painless ex­ that the fund may amount to the face leagues. I hope it will be a practical (g) The purposes for which the six (1.2,936) feet; thence north directors insisted should he taken traction of teeth. Consultation free. water is to be used, Power. sixty-one degrees and thirty minutes of the debentures or stock at the and useful proposal which will be of Offices, Helgerson Bk., Prince Rupert over. The committee felt it was just (h) If for irrigation describe the (61deg. 30min) east, a distance of date of maturity. The rate of inter­ lasting and great advantage to that twenty-three thousand seven hundred est upon which the sinking fund is great agricultural industry on which (23,700) feet to a point opposite the -I. H. PIIiLSBURY calculated should never be higher we are all entirely dependent." centre point of Shawatlan Passage; CIVIL ENGINEER than the rate the securities them­ , ! o thence along the centre line of Sha­ Surveying, Designs, Estimates, etc. selves bar, and should, preferably, be watlan Passage to a point due west The initial slops in connection of the point of commencement; Room 7, Exchange Block, lower." with the formation of a local corps The Standard of the Empire thence due west to the point of com­ Corner Third Ave and Sixth Street mencement; the land area contained Prince Rupert o of the Boy Scouts has been taken within said boundaries consisting of QUESTION OF ASSESSOR here. Quite a number of boys at a about two thousand (2,000) acres meeting held yesterday at the school and being shown on the registered G. W. NICKERSON & CO. —o— house expressed their willingness to Bun-ell's Warranted Genuine plans of Prince Rupert Townslte, There has been a suggestion made registered at Prince Rupert Town- CUSTOMS AND MERCHANDISE In connection with the G. T. P. as­ join tbe organization. site, registered at Prince Rupert. sessment dispute that in view of the Brokers, Forwarding Agents, Storage, etc. In-' thai the assessor had been ap­ li was stated by Aid. Mobley at ! WHITE LEAD AND LINSEED OIL (n) Approximately the number of pointed icy the provincial govern- last evening's meeting of the coun­ inhabitants: Five thousand. nii II', iliiu therefore Hi" government cil that the engineer reported that •SOLI; AGENTS IN WESTERN CANADA: (0) The place of the proposed J. W. POTTER at Victoria was tiie only body to re­ the flow of water into the reservoir reservoir for storing: The Cloyah ARCHITECT AND STRUCTURAL Lakes. view Ills acts and grant any altera­ 'in the mountain side was the lowest ENGINEER (li) The means by which It is pro­ tion In tbe assessment made by him. ii had been. There was practically Re-inforced Concrete a Specialty none entering. He said that if it posed lo store the water: By a dam. —o— While it would not be advisable to Law-Butler Building - Prince Rupert excuse cither Hie Dominion or Ihe were not for the water pumped up The Staneland Co. Ltd dl) The area or the reservoir site there would be none available. Aid. or sites at each foot in deptli above Provincial government of any re­ the outlet: Six square miles. Mobley felt tbat the city should con­ 836-840 Fort Street, VICTORIA, B.C. GRAHAM ISLAND —"The sureBt sponsibilities it lias in connection (r) How it Is proposed to acquire with the city, yet we do not believe gratulate Itself upon having an en­ Hie land necessary for tbe purpose: sign of the progress of a town or that the provincial government will gineer that showed such forethought. By purchase or otherwise. district Is its newspaper—live, ac­ o Interprel the situation as has been (s) Approximately the number of tive, hustling." "The MasBet Re­ suggested. acre feet intended to be impounded, 38,400. view," Masset, Q.C.I. The appointment of an assessor Grand Trunk Pacific Steamships (t) Whether It Is proposed to was made, as we understand it, by Personals For VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE. lower the water In any natural lake the provincial government because or standing body of water, and If so Connecting with Eastbound Trains it was deemed wise to have Ihe as­ Mrs. C. B. Wark has returned from then:— "Prince Rupert" sails every Thursday, 8.30 p.m. (1) The anticipated extent of the sessment made early and thus enable Victoria after spending a few weeks I "Prince George" sails every Monday 8.30 p.m. lowering. the city to secure the taxes at an there. FOR STEWART: (2) The means proposed to be The Thompson earlier period than would otherwise * * * "Prince Rupert" sails Wednesdays 8 p.m. adopted to lower and refill. have been possible. In tbe absence of F. II. Worlock, of Victoria, is (3) The nature and character In "Prince George" sails Sunday at 8 p.m. a regularly constituted council the sp< tiding a few days in the city, detail, of the works proposed to be {Hardware Co.:: Steamer for Masset, Kincollth.Naas Bay and Port Simpson, Sun­ government took upon itself the duty constructed to provide for the dis­ * * * charge and penning back of the —SECOND AVENUE— of naming an assessor whose work days, I p.m. Mr. and Mrs. .1. H. Westenhaver, For Skidegate, Queen Charlotte City, and other Moresby Island water. Dam pipe-line and power was to pass Into the hands of the city plant. Miss Clapp of Chicago, Miss Clapp of, points, Wednesday, 1 p.m., returning via Queen Charlotte City. council as soon as that body was Davenport. Iowa, nnd Mrs. C, D. tj, THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION Tickets, reservations and Information from .. Paints. General Hardware, elected. The government, we do not. Clapp of Chicago, arrived by the OF THE CITY OF PRINCE A. E. McMASTER RUPERT. Imagine, will feel like assuming any [ Prince George on a visit to Mr. M. Oils, Stoves and Ranges. Freight and Passenger Agent, G. T. P. Wharf. By Its Agent, F. !3. Clements. responsibility in connection with that 1 Westenhaver of this city. A16. Tuesday, September 13, 1910 PRINCE RUPERT JOURNAL

a proposition to be made by the Brit­ makers they had yet struck in the COMMITTEE TO FINISH LINDSAY'S CARTAGE ft STORAGE LADYSMITH ish Columbia Tie & Timber company, person of the councillors. He thought FISHING INDUSTRY G. T. P. CARTAGE AGENTS the directors of which were in the the figure was away out. Council Decide Not to Take Any Office at H. B. Rochester, Centre St. city. There were present on behalf of The aldermen held out, however, Charge of Government Sewer —o— the company, Robert Kelly, J. Iron­ Aid. Mobley and Aid. Lynch express­ Sir George Doughty on the Protection LADYSMITH COAL COAL sides, G. I. Wilson and Mr. Sewall of ing their opinions that the price they The question of taking over the of the Resources of the Is handled by us. All orders receive H. B. ROCHESTER, - Centre Street Vancouver and D. H. Hays of this city were offering was all that It was sewer work now being put in by the Province. prompt attention. Phone No 68. Being introduced to the council, Mr. worth. It was a liberal offer, they provincial government was up for Wilson said the object of their meet­ said. discussion last night. •J»*jt»;«*j« <%. •*< *•;«»>»> *i* •jttjujt «j* •!« «5t >5» »j« *%> •!• «J« *S> •J**!* <£* »J* ing with the council was to try to The question of the dynamo came 'It was explained that the govern­ He Advocates the Preservation of the make some settlement relative to tak­ up, but Aid. Mobley said that was of ment assumed responsibility for the Trade for White Race Who Are ing over the lighting plant as it no use to the city. It would take work up to the sum of $25,000. Now Losing Control Some Rock Don't stood since the fire. The company, more to have It shipped away and Aid. Mclntyre, as a member of the at a heavy loss, had lighted the city put in shape than it was worth. citizens committee charged with the for the G. T. P. After the fire ap­ Bottom The question of the value of new carrying out of the work, thought In tbe course of an exceeding in­ plication was made to the govern­ dynamos being introduced, some it would be better to have it done teresting talk on fishery conditions ' ment in the matter. The B. C. Tie & Forget j members of the company expressed under the general supervision of the as lie has found them in the province, Prices Timber company offered the city, surprise that the city could get prices city engineer. The work would not Sir George Doughty on his return * through Mr. Manson and Mr. Clarke, See lis For Investment such as they quoted when they (the cost more than $20,000 so that tbe to Victoria, said that he was satisfied We have the stock and when * who were representing Prince Rupert members of the company) had to pay city would assume no responsibility that the reports of the fisheries which , you want to select a Diamond * to turn over the plant as it then so much for their dynamos. and it would ensure uniformity. He he had beard before coming out here Rupert City Realty & Inform­ [ Ring, a Wedding Present, It Is * stood for $7,500. A Definite Offer added that "it is to be given to us were quite correct. "British Colum­ ation Bureau, Ltd. ' no trouble for you to lind some- * Company's Figures Finally Aid. Naden moved, second­ gratus by the government, showing bia," be said, "has In her fisheries • thing that will suit you. Our * PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. Mr. Sewall then submitted the ed by Aid. Lynch that the sum of that some governments are generous i.n enormous source of wealth All . Btock is composed of the best .;. figures In connection with the propo­ $5,000 be tendered the company for at any rate." kinds of fish abound in her waters, j goods that the factories pro- || sition. He said the offer was made the electrical apparatus, Including Aid. Pattullo was agreeable to the but 1 am sorry to sec that thoy are :• duce and we guarantee every- * council taking over the work on the '• V December 4, 1909, to Messrs. Manson the pole line, the wire, the transform­ almost absolutely neglected. Il is The Roland Rooms ;. thing sold here. * and Clarke representing the city of ers and the boilers. understanding that the city should pitiable to see these fisheries in the Splendid Accommodations ;* Bring us your Watch and "j, the $10,526.72 worth of plant for The motion carried and the direc­ take no responsibility. condition they are. Yellow labor Newly Furnished • Jewelry repairing If you want * $7,500. tors of the company were given an Aid. Mobley thought that as the seems likely to dominate the situa­ Hot baths; right down town; good •• it properly done. »> The plant had cost $22,315.77, opportunity to decide before they left work was proceeding so expeditiously tion. The only development I can see table board all round C. B. WARK | which with the additions put in later the next day. and was nearly completed it would is in salmon fishing, and even in at a price of $1,500 represented $23,- Then Mr. Kelly, who said he was be unwise for the council to take this branch, unless steps are taken RATES, FIFTY CENTS AND UP ;«»jt tj« »j» tj«»;«»;«»;« tj. »*« tjt t-jt »;« *j»»j» *jt tjt »jt «j« *i* »ji *;» «j« tjt *j*tg* 815.77 of an investment. anxious to wind the whole business it over as they might spoil it. to bring In a white race of fisher­ The loss by the fire was put at up proposed that they should give His Worship felt it would be wiser men thoroughly organized and pro­ $8,065.03, which with a furthe'r re­ $5,500. to let the committee finish the work. vided a market can be found tor Clarmont Rooms duction of $5,204.02 representing This was turned down by the coun­ The report was filed. the fish, the people of the province Fred Stork Sixth Avenue near Fulton Street fifty per cent of the wages made cil, the members of which said they will lose control of this source of Comfortable, Homelike Rooms; New­ $13,269.05, which should be reduced would rather have the boilers deliver­ wealth. For they must remember ly Furnished Throughout; Bath leaving $10,305.72 as the value of ed on the wharf and fitted up ready A GREAT FUTURE that the money earned by the Japan­ General Hardware Rooms with Hot and the plant. and tested at an advanced price of ese and Chinese fishermen menus im­ Cold Water The inventory of the material on $1,500. They agreed that if the com­ poverishment for the white race and ...Complete Line of... Rates, .$3.00 a Week and Upwards hand showed as follows: Material, pany would put the boilers on the additions to the wealth of countries Prince Rupert Will Be Important Centre which may one day be among the Mrs. Annie McGrath, Proprietoiess $3,802.07; fifty per cent of wages, wharf in the shape indicated they for Trade Says Chas. M. $5,204.02; additions, $1,500; mak­ would give $6,500 for the outfit. potential enemies with whom Canada Hays. may have to contend. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF ATLIN ing a total of $10,506, which on a The directors did not want to VALVES HOLIIEN AT ATIAN basis of 75 cents on tbe dollar rep­ have Hie trouble of moving the boil­ "The same classes of fish which resented about $7,500, the offer made ers, but the council would not meet Attempt Will Be Made to have made the fishery industry in In the matter of the Estate of Thom­ the city. the price suggested. Pipe and Pipe Fittings as D. Kearns, deceased, Intestate duce Foreign Labor on England so potential are to be found All parties having claims against Aid. Pattullo wanted to know what Finally the council agreed to give G. T. P. in much greater abundance on this the above Estate are required to for­ proposition the gentlemen wanted to the $5,500 if the company would in­ coast. The fishery question is one ward the same, with full particulars CANCELLATION OF RESERVE make. clude the bricks, girders, piping and thereof, duly verified, to the under­ which the legislature of Hie province Wants Offer From Council NOTICE Is hereby given that the signed, not later than the sixteenth other material independent of the dy- 'We shall make appeal to should turn its attention io. Colonies reserve existing on Crown lands In day of February, 1911, after which Mr. Wilson said he had no offer to namo and tbe small engine and at- either the dominion or the provincial of white fishermen should be estab­ said date the Estate of the said de­ make. They wanted an offer from the vicinity of Babine Lake, situate tachments. government for the right to hire for- lished on the coast who should not In Range 5, Coast District, notice of ceased will be distributed amongst the council. The company would have Mr. Kelly wanted $6,000, but final- eign laborers on the construction of only carry cm the industry but obtain which was published in the British those entitled thereto. been willing to have put the plant Columbia Gazette, dated December Dated at Atlin, B.C., this nlne- ly agreed to "split the difference" Hie Grand Trunk Pacific railroad. It, control of it. From such a source in good shape had the government 17, 1908, is cancelled in so far as i teenth day of August, A.D. 1910. and give it all for $5,750. is not up to us, it is up to our con­ as these colonies a naval reserve for said reserve relates to lots number­ PATRICK FOLEY, taken it at the time. the new Dominion navy could be This was not agreeable to the tractors to secure men, and if they ed 1519, 1518, 1517, 1516, 1515, A6-08 Administrator. Aid. Pattullo wanted to know if created, so that not alone would tills 1510, 1507, 1506, 1506A, 1503 1501, council, but Aid. Lynch made a cannot do it, then we jump on them. there wns any figure they thought it industry lie developed but hand in 1502, 1512, 1511, 1505, 1504, 1513, proposition that the oeuncil give We have given up the practice of an­ LAND PURCHASE NOTICES was worth. hand with it would be created a 1514, 1509, 1508, 1530, 1527, 1528, $7,250 If the boilers were put on the nouncing the date when the railroad 1529, 1531, 1532, 1533, 1534, 1535, Mr. Wilson said he felt that the will be finished; we are doing our nucleus force for the protection of 1537, 1539, 1536, 1538, 1540, 1541, Skeena Land District—District of wharf and tested. Queen Charlotte. $7,500 would be a fair proposition. share and are trusting to Providence your coasts against any possible 1544, 1543, 1545, 1546, 1542, 1547, The directors finally decided that TAKE NOTICE that the Queen His Worship said doubtless the and luck for the rest." enemy. 1545, 1549, 1550, 1520, 1521, 1522, in order to get rid of the whole mat­ 1523, 1524, 1525, 1526, and 1551. j Charlotte Whaling Company Limited, company had spent a large sum on it I of Victoria, British Columbia, occu- This statement was made at the "As your wealth increases and the ROBERT A. RENWICK, ter they would take the $5,500 for jpatlon manufacturers, intend to apply yet the city had to take Into account sources of It become more widely Deputy Commissioner of LandB. everything as indicated and it was Hotel Vancouver by Mr. Charles M. for permission to purchase the fol- what the poles, etc., were now worth. Lands Department, Hays, president of the Grand Trunk known other nations will envy what owlng described lands:—Commenc­ The city would prefer to put in a agreed to carry out the arrange­ Victoria, B. C, June 16th, 1910. you possess. Together with Britain ing at a post planted about fifteen ments. and Grand Trunk Pacific railroad sys­ (First insertion July 5.) new line. maintaining her dominance of Hie chains south of a small creek on the o tems before leaving for the East. west side of Rose Harbour, Moresby Aid. Mobley thought the only way While Mr. Hays was optimistic as sea, as exemplified in the two power Island, thence west forty chains, to arrive at a fair conclusion as to the a whole regarding the country, and standard, it is necessary that one thence north forty chains, thence value would he to refer this to the his road in particular, the labor ques­ or more units should be stationed east forty chains, thence southerly telephone committee which would C. D. NEWTON following the sinuosities of the fore­ Local News tion, the thorn in the side of the on the Pacific Coast of this country, shore line forty chains, to the point confer with the engineer and arrive builders, still seemed to bother him. ro' Tor war bul for the peace and of commencement. at an estimate. The poles were too Real Estate The Prince Rupert Progressive as­ "The whole coast is suffering from security of tbe nation. If you develop short to be of much value to the city Queen Charlotte Whaling sociation had intended holding a pub­ this same shortage of labor. Sawmills this source of wealth of which I have Money to Loan Company Limited, and the wires were broken in very Ven speaking this wonderful prov­ Per Sydney Charles Ruck, Agent lic meeting th is evening in Mclntyre connot hire men, the woods are full many places. iso will have an asset, perhaps the Notary Public Dated July 14th, 1910. hall to discuss the G. T. P. assess­ of work, but no laborers go out, Aid. Hildltch thought it would be Rose Harbour, Q.C.I. . A5 ment. It was the intention to have builders and farmers over the entire greatest of any which is possesses, necessary to arrive at the basis upon bad members of the council and province are crying for help, but they and I have told you how your Which it was to be valued, whether Exchange Block WANTED—Good sales girl; easy members of the Board of Trade pres- cannot get men. We are paying three scheme of defence can be materially from the standpoint of the cost to work; short hours. Apply Simon's ent, and go fully into the whole sub dollars a day on the Grand Trunk i.ided by the exploitation of your Corner 3rd Avenue and 6th Street the company or the value to the city. Fair, Third avenue. ject. It has now been decided to [ for laborers and $3.50 for more skill- fishery resources by a white race. Moral Obligation call the meeting off for the present, j ed ones, we are giving the best of "It is not easy to establish a fish­ Mr. Wilson said there was a tacit P.O. Box 226 Tel. 226 Announcement of the date will be | board and accommodations, prepay- ery industry, but it can be accom­ understanding that the company was miide later. ing the fare to the camp for the men, plished and I can assure you that no BOILERS PURCHASED to have a charter to light the city, and vet we are short about 5,000 stone will be left unturned to bring wliicb would have been valuable. G. to. Arnott has decided to slic­ aboul this end, Efforts will be made There was a moral obligation. men on this end of the job. There Members of Council Debate the Merits cialize In connection with his busi-! are plenty of laborers about this city, io secure races of fishermen living . id. Xaden thought that any moral ness interests here, and to do so has al idle, but we cannot get these men n British Columbia, who will work of Action Taken at Saturday's obligation the company might claim taken in two partners, Benjamin Till­ to go to work." for the advantage of Canada along Conference. to have would be against the provin­ man, recently of Spokane, and Wil­ "We once tried the system of the lines of material wealth and na­ cial government. The city could not liam McPherson, who comes from bringing men over from the crowd­ tional security. When the Grand be he'd responsible for that. Ontario. The Intention is in future ed sections of London, Edinburgh, Trunk Pacific gels its line through Electric Light Committee Expect to Aid. Pattullo moved that this be for each of the partners to take | Glasgow, Liverpool, and othor crowd- to the coast it will offer means of Make Concrete Report on Plant referred to tbe light and telephone •barge of one branch of the business ed English cities, but we found that transportation for ycur products to Tomorrow Night committee to get an estimate placed which embraces insurance, real as soon as we landed them here, or every market In the world. The C. by the engineer on it. late and manufacturers' agencies. took them OIII on the line, they quit, I'.it. al Vancouver can In large meas­ Aid. Lynch in seconding the mo­ and would not work. The farms ure be of service in aiding the de- The city council has made an ar­ tion, thought it was only a business According to the citj engineer's drew some, the cities the others, and velopmenl of your fisheries. In con­ rangement to take over the whole of like proposition to look into the value cluding my little talk to you en this V:,VU: report read last evening the pro- vvc suffered the loss." the electrical outfit of the British of the plant. The council was only would suggest to the public itisal in connection with the Third Regarding the general progress of mtbjecl Columbia Tie & Timber Company, ex­ acting as the agents of the people of tvenue work should be ready beforo the west, aside from the labor ques- men of your province, whom 1 see clusive of the dynamo nnd tbe small Prince Rupert. the end of the week. The engineer tion, Mr. Hays seemed well pleased have already done so much for your engine connected with it Tor the sum The representatives of the com­ reported upon various propositions to Mr. Hays Is espei tally struck with development by the good government Hear of $5,500. The undertaking curries pany then retired. alter grades, finding It Impossible to the great future of the dty of Prince they have given yen, thai they ehould wiili it the pole line, the wire, the After some little discussion, the do much in that line without work- Rupert. He declared last night that take good heed of the great futuro insulators throughout the city and council adjourned, awaiting tbe re­ ing alterations in various other cross in the course of a few yeare the pre- that is In store for your fishery in- the boilers now at the mill site, to­ port or the committee. the streets and the grade of buildings al- seni town would b" a large city, and tini abov • all lei II be gether with the brick, some girders Final Negotiations ready erected, thai within the next decade It would sen ed to Hie white I' ." of steel and other material that may On Saturday afternoon the direc­ be Hie metropolis of northern British be on the ground connected with the tors of the British Columbia Tie & Tbe Kaien Island Club is prepar­ Columbia, the commercial, social and Truth old lighting plant. Timber Company met the council English Freemaiioiiry ins two ing for a formal opening of the new business centre of that section of the There's nothing about a set of This arrangement was arrived at again. It was explained to the direc­ club rooms on September L"! by u province, a great railroad and manu- London Weeklies and one Illustrated harness that requires such careful after a discussion with the directors tors that the pole line was of little grand ball which will bo followed by faeturlng town, and a seaport that monthly devoted to its interests. attention, in botli leather and work­ of the company on Saturday after­ value to the city. The city would a series of monthly social gatherings would rival any on the Pacific const. manship, as traces and collars, there's noon. When the conference with the be willing, however to make some ar­ this winter. Tho picturesque site Of "Prince Rupert is destined to lie- where the strain lies, there's where committee of the Board of Trade fail­ rangement to take over tbe boilers, the club room has been greatly ad- come a great city," said Mr. Hays, we excel, though we are Just as ed the council considered the propo­ which, if in good shape, could be mired by all visitors to the place, and l"and it will be only a matter of a few watchful as to every other detail of sition with the B. C. Tie & Timber used by the city. has won the attention of all who j years after the completion of the Postponed! a complete set of harness, he It for company which had come up the day Finally the proposition was made visit the city. jroad that It is one of the world's Im­ The Public Meeting which was called heavy or light work. before. that $5,000 would represent the portant seaports and markets. Prince for value to the city of the whole equip­ The government is inviting tenders , Rupert will be to northern British The council had had the advantage TONIGHT, SEPTEMBER 18 B. C. Saddlery Company of the engineer's estimate upon the ment. To this Mr. Kelly took excep­ for the rection of a one-room school j Columbia what Vancouver Is to the Under the auspices of the Prince plant and also the estimate placed by tion at first. He thought this was far Louse on Graham Island. Tenders southern section of tho province, and Limited Ruperl Progressive Association for Aid. Lynch and Aid. Mobley, both of too small a sum. will be accepted up to October 10 and I do nol think that tbe trade of either the purpose of discussing the G.T.P, MANUFACTURERS OF SADDLERY whom have considerable information The council explained, ',/awever, may be made to the government will interfere with the other. As a assessment has been postponed. Jobbers of Leather, Harness, Sad­ relative to hollers and machinery. that they were taking considerable agent in Prince Ruperl. tho depart- whole, I am optimistic, and think dles, Whips, Trunks and Valises, Hue notice will lie given of the It was only after considerable risk in connection witli the boilers as ment of public works at Victoria, tbe that, with the labor question once Pads, Blankels, Rugs; Harness Soaps "dickering" that the price as settled to whether they were in working secretary of the school board, Queen nettled, we will have clear sailing." date when the meeting will be held. and Dressings. was arranged for. order. Charlotte City, or the mlnlg recorder j o F. M. LKNNIE, 500 YATES STREET On Friday afternoon the city coun­ Mr. Kelly said his company was at Jedway. Particulars appear In the For Job Printing of all kinds see .1. V. MACDONALD, Secy.-Treas. VICTORIA B.C. cil held a special sitting to consider surely up against the worst bargain- advertising columns of the Journal, the Journal man. President. PRINCE RUPERT JOURNAL Tuesday, September 13, 1910

inspectors visit each member of the NOTICE LAND PURCHASE NOTICES LAND PURCHASE NOTICES LAND PURCHASE NOTICES SAVING THE FORESTS Dominion fire ranger protection ser­ Skeena Land District—District of vice and instruct him in the art of NOTICE is hereby given that ap­ Cassiar. Skeena Laud District—District of Skeena Land District—District of plication will be made to the Legis­ TAKE NOTICE that Phillip Wil­ Cassiar. locomotive inspection. By this means Cassiar. lative Assembly of the Province of liams, of Sydney, Nova Scotia, occu­ TAKE NOTICE that Pearl Caspell TAKE NOTICE that Ethel Welsh, Application Made Before Railway Com­ the fire rangers can see that the reg­ British Columbia at its next Session pation accountant, intends to apply of Cayley, Alberta, occupation mar­ of Vancouver, B. C, occupation mar­ mission on Behalf of ulations respecting locomotives so for an Act to incorporate a company for permission to purchase the fol­ ried woman, intends to apply for per­ ried woman, intends to apply for per­ far as the danger of fires is concern­ with power to construct, equip, lowing described lands in the vicin­ mission to purchase the following de­ mission to purchase the following the Province. maintain and operate a line or lines ity of Kitwancool or Chean Wein scribed lands in the vicinity of Kit­ described lands in the vicinity of Kit­ ed, are enforced and to that extent ft. of railway of standard guage with ley:—Commencing at a post planted wancool or Chean Wein Valley: — wancool or Chean Weln Valley:— the work of supervision by the rail­ any kind of motive power for the at the S. E. corner and about 16% Commencing at a post planted at the Commencing at a post planted at the conveyance of passengers and freight, miles distant in a north-westerly di­ N. E. corner and about 15 % miles south-east corner and about 10 miles Assistance is Promised by the hotly way commission has been greatly ex­ tended. If British Columbia will fur­ and with all the powers contained rection from the north end of Kit­ distant in a north-westerly direction distant in a north-westerly direction to Protect the Wooded in the "Model Railway Bill"; Com­ wancool Lake, thence north 80 from the north end of Kitwancool from the north end of Kitwancool nish a list of its permanent fire war­ Areas mencing from a point at or near chains, thence west SO chains, thence Lake, thence soutii SO chains, thence Lake, thence north 80 chains, thence dens the board would be only too Port Simpson, or Work Channel, In south 80 chains, thence east 80 west 40 chains, tlience north 40 west SO chains, thence south 80 glad to follow the same course of the Coast District, British Columbia, chains to point of commencement, chains, tlience west 40 chains, tlience chains, thence east SO chains to and containing 640 acres, more or point of commencement and contain­ instruction as is done In the east. by the most feasible, desirable and north 40 chains, thence east 80 On behalf of the chief commis­ practicable route to a point on the less. PHILLIP WILLIAMS. chains to point of commencement, ing 64 0 acres, more or less. The board has had reports that the and containing 4S0 acres, more or sioner of provincial lands, Mr, II. A. Eastern boundary of the Province of James to. Smith, Agent. ETHEL WELSH. railway companies are making every British Columbia, via the South-west less. PEARL CASt'ELL. James W. Smith, Agent Maclean, K.C., deputy attorney gen­ Dated June 4, 1910. Jy8 effort to adopt proper equipment, side of Work Channel to the Skeena James to. Smith, Agent. Dated June 1st, 1910. Jy8 eral, at a recent sitting of the Rail­ thcugh, of course, there are some en­ River; thence up the North side of Skeena Land District—District of Dated June 3, 1910. jy8 Cassiar. Skeena Land District—District of way Commission in Victoria, called gineers who are careless. Tho board Hie Skeena River to a point near attention to tthe necessity of tbe rail­ Hazelton; thence to the junction of TAKE NOTICE that Annie Grieve, Skeena Laud District.—District of Cassiar. has recently instructed the railway the Bulkley River; thence up the of Victoria, B. C, occupation mar­ Cnssiar. TAKE NOTICE that Henry Welsh, way companies being forced to take companies to take immediate steps to right bank of this River eight (8) ried woman, intends to apply for per­ TAKE NOTICE thai .Mary Brown, of Vancouver, B. C, occupation greater care in the matter of the pre­ clc an their rights-of-way of all dead miles to the Suskewa River; thenco mission to purchase the following de­ of Vancouver, B.C., occupatiou mar­ printer, intends fo apply foi permis­ vention of forest fires caused through up this River by a low divide to the scribed lands in the vicinity of Klt­ ried woman, Intends to apply for sion to purchase the following de­ grass and inflammable matter which wancool or Chean Wein Valley:— permission to purchase the follow­ scribed lands in the vicinity of Kit­ sparks from locomotives. The regula­ bead of Babine Lake; thence to the might occasion (ire. north end of Stuart Lake; thence Commencing at a post planted at the ing described lands in the vicinity of wancool or Chean Wein Valley: — tions should be so changed so far as X. to. corner, and about 17% miles the Kitwancool or Chean Wein Val­ Commencing at a post planted at the Mr. Maclean stated that the pro­ north of McLeod Lake to the Mis- British Columbia is concerned, owing nichiiica River; thence up the Mis- distant in a north-westerly direction ley:—Commencing at a post planted S. E. corner and 11 miles distant to Hie peculiar conditions which pre­ vincial government would doubtless nlchlnca River by Summet Lake to from the north end of Kitwancool at the North-east corner and about in a north-westerly direction from Lake, thence south 40 chains, thence be very pleased to co-operate with Pine River Pass; thence north-west­ ten miles distant In a north-westerly the north, end of Kitwancool Lake, vail toi this province during the dry east 40 chains, thenco soutii 40 direction from the north end of the tlience north SO chains, tlience west months of the year. The recent inves­ the board, but there was something erly to head of Pino River, and down chains, tlience east 40 chains, thence Kitwancool lake, thence soutii SO SO chains, thence south SO chains, ibis River to Moberley Lake; and tigation made by the provincial for­ more required. It would not be prac­ north 80 chains, tlience west 80 chains, thence west 40 chains, thenco thence east SO chains to point of thence by the Peace River to the chains to point of commencement, north 40 chains, thence west 40 commencement, and containing 640 estry commission, disclosed the fact ticable to absolutely clean the rights- Eastern boundary of the said Prov­ of-way, and there will always be dan­ and containing 480 acres, more or chains, thence north 40 chains acres, more or less. that too many fires had their origin ince of British Columbia; and with less. ANNIE GRIEVE. tlience east SO chains to point ol ger from sparks from locomotives power to construct, operate and HENRY WELSH. along the right-of-way of the railway commencement, and containing 4S0 James W. Smith, Agent. falling on inflammable material. maintain' all necessary bridges, roads, James to. Smith, Agent. acres, more or less. companies and this suggested that Dated June 4, 1910. Jy8 Dated June 2, 1910. Jy8 What was most Imperative was a bet­ ways and ferries; and to build, ac­ possibly the prescribed mesh or net quire, own and maintain wharves and MARY BROWN. Skeena Land District—District of placed In the funnels of locomotives ter system of patrol by the railway docks in connection therewith; and Skeena Land District—District of James to. Smith, Agent. Cassiar. companies. to build, acquire, own, equip and Cassiar. Dated June 1, 1910. JyS is too large allowing too many sparks TAKE NOTICE that Frederick maintain steam and other vessels and TAKE NOTICE that John Cox, of to escape. Another point was the Skeena Land District—District of Welsh, of Vancouver, B, C, occupa­ Seek Definition boats, and to operate the same on Monarch, Alberta, occupation farm­ Cassiar. tion clerk, intends to apply for per­ necessity, In the dry season, of bet­ Both Mr. .Maybee and Dr. Mills any navigable waters; and with er, intends to apply for permission to TAKE NOTICE that John Hender­ mission to purchase the following de­ ter patrolling of the rights-of-way. power to build, equip, operate and purchase the following described wanted to know what the province son, of Vancouver, B. C, occupation scribed lands in the vicinity of Kit­ maintain telegraph and telephone lands, situated in the vicinity of Kit­ The lines are perhaps more or less would consider "forest areas." Such agent, intends to apply for permis­ wancool or Chean Wein Valley: — lines in connection with the said wancool or Chean Wein Valley:— patrolled by section men and other sion to purchase the following de­ Commencing at a post planted at the should be defined for the information Railway and branches, and to trans­ Comencing at a post planted at the scribed lands in tbe vicinity of Kit­ north-east corner about it miles dis- employees of the companies, but in of the board. As to inflammable ma­ mit messages for commercial pur­ north-west corner and about five and wancool or Chean Wein Valley:—Itant in north-westerly direction no other maimer. From July to Sep­ terial on rights-of-way, why should poses, and to charge tolls therefor: one-quarter miles distant in a north­ Commencing at a post planted at the i from the north end of Kitwancool tember in this province there is prac­ not the province enforce the Domin­ and to generate and to sell electricity westerly direction from the north end S. .W corner and about 25 miles dis- Lake, thence soutii SU chains, thence of Kitwancool Lake, thence SO tically little or no rain. In conse­ for the supply of light, heat and ion regulations as it does the crimin­ chainB south, thence SO chains east, tant in a north-westerly direction west 40 chains, thence north SO power; and with power to expropri­ from the north end of Kitwancool chains, thence east 40 chains to quence the rights-of-way are verita­ al laws? There was no reason why ate lands for the purposes of the thence 80 chains north, thence 80 ble tinder beds and this year, a par­ chains west to point of commence­ Lake, thence north SO chains, thence point of commencement, and con­ the board should go about the coun­ Company; and to acquire lands, east 40 chains, thence soutii 80 taining 320 acres, more or less. ticularly dry one, many fires which try in the guise of common inform­ money bonuses, privileges or other ment, and containing 640 acres, more or less. chains, thence west SO chains to FREDERICK WELSH. clearly originated on the rights-of- ers. aids from any Government, munici­ point of commencement and contain­ James VV. Smith, Agent pal corporation or other persons or JOHN COX. way, have swept into the forests do­ ing 320 acres, more or less. Dated June 2, 191 n. Jy8 Both tr. McMullen and Mr. Mc­ bodies; and to levy and collect tolls James to. Smith, Agent. ing incalculable damage to what the JOHN HENDERSON. Neill quoted figures to show the num­ from all persons using, and on all Dated May 30, 1910. Jy5 James W. Smith, Agent. Skeena Lund District District of province believes is its greatest as­ freight passing over any of such Cassia.. ber of men now engaged in looking Dated Julie 7th, 1910. Jy8 set, its timber resources. roads, railways, ferries, wharves and Skeena Land District—District of TAKE NOTICE that James Welsh, after rights-of-way, the latter stat­ vessels built by the Company; and Cassiar. Skeena Land District- -District of of Vancouver, B. C, occupation ma­ ing that the Great Northern had put with power to connect with and make TAKE NOTICE that James Alex­ Cassiar. chinist, intends to apply for permis­ ander McDonald, of Monarch, Al­ Insufficient Patrol on extra patrol men, furnished with traffic or other arrangements with TAKE NOTICE that Laura Gordon sion to purchase the following de­ Mr. Maclean referred to the recent railway, steamboat, or other com­ berta, occupation farmer, intends to of Victoria, B. C, occupation mar­ scribed lands in the vicinity,of Kit­ speeders, which permitted them to apply for permission to purchase the report made by Chief Fire Warden panies; ried woman, intends to apply for per­ wancool or Chean Weill Valley: — cover a large section of track. following described lands, situated in mission to purchase tbe following ICommencing at a post lathed at the Gladwin whose allegations, if true, Finally, on Mr. Maybee's sugges­ the Kitwancool or Cbein Wein Val­ described lands In the vicinity of Kit­ N. to. corner and about 12 miles dis­ Indicated the necessity of Instani ac­ Dated at Victoria, B.C., this 11th ley:—Commencing at a post planted tion, Mr. Maclean expressed his will­ day of August, 1910. wancool or Chean Wein Valley:—• tant in a north-westerly direction tion. Mr. Gladwin had reported that at the N. E. comer about five and Commencing at a post planted at the from tbe north end of Kitwancool ingness to furnish tbe board with a one quarter miles distant in a north­ the C. P. R. is not patrolling its BARNARD & ROBERTSON, N. E. corner and about IS miles dis­ Lake, thence soutii SO chains, thence list of names of the permanent fire­ westerly direction from the north tant in a north-westerly direction east 20 chains, thence north SO lines adequately, and there are not A19. Solicitors for the Applicants. wardens and to outline what, In the end'of Kitwancool Lake, thence soutii from the north end of Kitwancool chains, thence west 20 chains to the enough men. If that company and SO chains, thenco west 80 chains, opinion of the government, are the Lake, tlience soutii 40 chains, thenco point of commencement and contain­ the Great Northern had taken charge COAL CLAIMS thence north 80 chains, thence east west 40 chains, thence north 40 ing 160 acres, more or less. forest areas of the province. When of all fires which originated upon SO chains to point, of commencement, chains, thence east 40 chains to the JAMES WELSH. this information is received the board Skeena District—Queen Charlotte and containing 640 acres, more or point of commencement, and contain­ their respective rights-of-way the James to. Smith, Agent. will instruct two of its experts to Islands. less. ing 1UU acres, more or less. Dated June 2, 1910. Jy8 government could have taken charge proceed west and instruct tbe fire To all to whom it may concern:-— JAMES ALEXANDER McDONALD LAURA GORDON. of the fires elsewhere. The reports NOTICE is hereby given that I, the James to. Smith, Agent. James to. Smith, Agent. Skeena Land District—District of wardens In points relative to locomo­ referred to a number of forest fires undersigned, intend to apply for a Dated May 30, 1910. Jy5 Dated June 4, 1910. jyS tives from the standpoint of fire icense to prospect for Coal and some of which had plainly started Coast Land District—District of TAKE NOTICE that Marguerette prevention. Petroleum upon the following lands Skeena. . Skeena Land District—District of Burns, of Vancouver, B. C, occupa­ from sparks from locomotive 13IS, situate on Graham Island, one of tbe Cassiar. tion married woman, intends to ap­ . o TAKE NOTICE that I, Ernestine which had subsequently been trans­ Queen Charlotte Group, In the Prov­ A. Roney, of Prince Rupert, occupa­ TAKE NOTICE that Walter Marke ply for permission ,o purchase the ferred to another section of the C. ince of British Columbia, and more tion married woman, intend to apply of Toronto, Ont., occupation travel­ following described lands in the vi­ PAY FOR LIGHT AS NEEDED particularly described as follows, viz: ler, intends to apply for permission cinity of Kitwancool or Chean Wein P. R. line and again started fires. Mr. for permission to purchase the fol­ Commencing at a stake planted one to purchase the following described Valley:—Commencing at a post Gladwin reported that in fact tbe lowing described lands:—Commenc­ .Suggestion for City Fathers Taken and a quarter miles west of the ing at a post planted on the north lands in the vicinity of Kitwancool planted at the N. E. corner and dis­ C.P.R. had been starting fires every north-east corner of Louis Inlet, and bank of the Skeena River about half or Chean Wein Valley:—Commenc­ tant about 12 miles in a north­ From German Practice westerly direction from the north day on its section in the Kootenay marked "P. C. Coates' S. E. Corner a mile south of Geo. T. Church's pre­ ing at a post planted at the N. E. Claim No. 1," thence west 80 chains, corner and about 27 V. miles dis­ end of Kltwancool Lake; thence country. emption, thence west 10 chains, soutii SO chains, thence west 20 Why should sober-minded citizens thence north 80 chains, thence east thence north 40 chains, thence east tant in a north-westerly direction 80 chains, thence south 80 chains to from the north end of Kitwancool chains, thenee north 80 chains, To a query by the chairman of the who are in their homes and safe in to the Skeena River; thence south­ thence east 20 chains to point of the place of commencement. west following the bank of the Lake, tlience south 80 chains, thence board. Commissioner Maybee, Mr. bed by ten o'clock at night pay Staked June 14th, 1910. west SO chains, thence north 80 commencement, and containing 160 Maclean stated that the provincial lighting taxes for others, who, being Skeena River to the place of be­ acres, more or less. Dated this 28th day of July, 1910. ginning, and containing about 80 chains, tlience east 80 chains to the government has in summer the chief of a jovial turn of mind, prefer to P. C. COATES, acres. point of commencement and contain­ MARGUERETTE BURNS.- ing 640 acres, more or less. fire warden and permanent sub-in­ stay in cafes, clubs, or bars until Bv his Agent, Wm. Edward Laird. ERNESTINE A. RONEY, Locator. James to. Smith, Agent. A9 WALTER MARKE. Dated June 2, 1910. Jy8 spectors, which fire wardens are ap­ midnight and do not return home to. A. Roney, Agent. James VV. Smith, Agent pointed for the dry'season. This until the early hours of the morning? Dated July 7th, 1910. Jy22 Dated June Sth, 1910. Jy8 Skeena Land District—District of force is increased as occasion re­ .Manifestly it is unfair, but in Ger­ COAL CLAIMS Coast Land District—District of Cassiar. Skeena. Skeena Land District—District of TAKE NOTICE that Charles F. quires. Nearly all the government many this question has now been an­ Skeena District—Queen Charlotte TAKE NOTICE that I, J. Adolph Cassiar. Burns, of Moncton, New Brunswick, road foremen are fire wardens and TAKE NOTICE that Richard swered in a way which will please Islands. Perry, of Vancouver, B.C., occupation occupation auditor, intends to apply are employed the year round. the earnest taxpayer, and probably book-keeper, intend to apply for per­ Howie, of Vancouver, B. C, occupa­ for permission to purchase the fol­ To all to whom It may concern:— tion dentist, intends to apply for per­ "Is It conclusively shown In the re­ NOTICE is hereby given that I, the mission to purchase the following de­ lowing described lands in the vicin­ prove a terror to the late night birds mission to purchase the following ity of Kitwancool or Chean Weln port of the forestry commission that undersigned intend to apply for a scribed lands:—Commencing at a says the Berlin correspondent of the post planted on the north bank of the I described lands in the vicinity of Valley:—Commencing at a post these fires are due to 'the railway icense to prospect for Coal and j Kitwancool or Chean Weln Valley:— planted at the south-west corner and' Pall Mall Gazette. To the village of Petroleum upon the following lands, Skeena River, about a mile west of companies?" asked Hon. Mr. Maybee. Lot 31, thence north 40 chains, 'Commencing at a post planted at the about 12 miles distant in a north­ Zarkau, near Glogau, in Silesia, must situated on Graham Island, one of j N. E. corner and about 24% miles westerly direction from the north "Prospectors and campers are often be given the honor of installing a the Queen Charlotte group, in tho thence east 80 chains to lot 31, distant in a north-westerly direction thence south 40 chains to bank of end of Kitwancool Lake; tlience responsible though It Is a common system of automatic lighting for the Province of British Columbia, and from the north end of Kltwancool north 80 chains, thence east SO more particularly described as fol­ Skeena River, thence west about 80 Lake, thence soutii SO chains, thence thing to blame the railways." streets The electric lights burn chains, tlience south SO chains, lows, viz:—Comemncing at a stake chains following north bank of west 80 chains, thence north 80 tlience west SO chains to point of "The report. I believe, states that every night from the outskirts of planked at the S. E. corner of P. C. Skeena River to point of-commence- .chains, thence east 80 chalnB to the commencement, and containing 640 from seventeen to twenty per cent Glogau through the village of Zarkau iCoates' Claim No. 1, and marked ment, and containing about 320 point of commencement, and contain­ acres, more or less. acres. are due to ther ailways," stated Mr. a distance of about a kilometre, until ^Wm. Penman's S. to. Corner, Claim ing 640 acres, more or less. . , , , No. 1, tlience cast 80 chains, thence j. ADOLPH PERRY, Locator. CHARLES F. BURNS. RICHARD HOWIE. James W. Smith, Agent. McNeil, representing the. Great ten o clock ai a mutual cost to the . , thence west 80 Wm. A. Roney, Agent. n01 th 80 clulins Dated July Kith, 1910. Jy22 Jaines to. Smith, Agent. Dated June 2, 1910 Jy8 Northern, and Mr, Maclean stated community in general. Then they chains, thence south, 80 chains to the Dated June 7th, 1910. Jy8 Hint the report showed that of 202 Coast LaThd~Distl'Tct—"District of are switched out. I dace of commencement. Skeena. Skeena Land District—District of fires reported thirty had been caused Staked, June 14th, 1910. Skeena Land District—District of Cassiar. At each end of this kilometre I TAKE NOTICE tbat I, Mary M. Cassiar. by tins stalling on Hie railway rlght- stretch, on an Iron cupboard lighted Dated this 28thWM day. sPENMA of JulyN, 1010. Roney, of Stillwater, Minnesota, U. TAKE NOTICE tlirtl James Jar- TAKE NOTICE that Sandford dine, of Vancouver, B. C, occupation Of way through engine sparks, while by a tiny electric light. Those per­ By his Agent, Wm. Edward Laird. S.A., occupation married woman, In­ Burton, of Vancouver, B. C, occu­ A9 tend to apply for permission to pur­ merchant, intends to apply for per­ a greal number bail no cause assign­ sons who are out after ten o'clock pation mining engineer, intends to mission to purchase the following chase the following described lands. apply for permission to purchase the ed. 'Ibis showing, Ion, wns made in wishing to have their way lighted Commencing at n post, planted on the described lands in the vicinity of Klt­ LAND LEASE NOTICE following described lands In the vi­ wancool or Chean Weln Valley: — a i ompat alii "ly small inei ic HI 'if the niusi Inserl a ten-pfenning pleci Into north bunk of the Skeena River at cinity of Kltwancool or Chean Wein pro iin". It was a matter. Mr. Mac­ the south-east corner of Geo. T. Commencing at a post planted at the Hie slot in the side of Hie Iron cup­ Skeena Land District—District of Valley:—Commencing at a post x. to. corner and about 18 miles dis­ lean thought, which came within tic" Church's pre-emption, thence north planted at the N. E. corner and board. Then the nine lamps placed Coast. 40 chains, thenco east 40 chains, tant in a north-weBterly direction scope nf i i; . federal i.i'»6 us the proi - TAKE NOTICE thai The Canadian about 23 M: miles distant In a north­ along this stretch burst forth into a tlience south to the bank of the westerly direction from the north from the north end of Kltwan I Ince could nol enf i Fish ,"i Cold Storage Company Ltd., Skeena River, thence south-west fol­ Lake, thence Bouth 8(1 chalnB, thi n • 12-mInutt life, thus enabling the nf Vancouver, occupation Mercantile end of Kltwancool Lake, thence south against railway companies as con- lowing tho Skeena River to the place SO chains, thence west SO chains, "'is' 80 chains th north 80 i tiger '.i find his way in lightness and Manufacturing, intends to apply • iv as could the Dominion. of beginning and containing about thence north.80 chains, thenoe east chains, thence west SO chains to in his or her house. for permission to lease He- follow­ 120 acres. so chains to point of commencement point of commencement, and contain­ Would Asslsl Province ing described land:—Commencing at The scheme'is working in a satis- MARY M. ROBNY, Locator. and containing 640 acres, more or ing 640 acres, more or less. a post planted at high water mark less. SANDFORD BURTON. JAMES JARDINE. Chairman Mayhi e declared thai t'ac tory way, and ii seems quite proh- nn ihe westerly side of Prince Ru­ to. A. Roney, Agent. Dated July Sth, 1910. Jy22 James to. Smith, Agent. James to. Smith, Agent. the board was just as much all • ti ile the other German villages and pert Harbor and distant about 110 Dated Juno 2, 1910. Jy8 thG necessity of the protection of chains from '.he north-east corner of Dated June 7th, 1910. Jy8 kau and Instal the automatic-lighting Lot 443, thence west 20 chains, Skeena Land District—District of tot si wealth as could he ihe prov­ towns will follow tha example nf Zar thence soutii 20 chains, thence east Cassiar. Skeena Land District—District of Skeena Land District—District of ince. Tiie board has been fully In­ system to be put into operation after 6 .li; ins. move or less lo high water TAKE NOTICE that Violet Geiger, Cassiar. Cassiar. of Victoria, B. C, occupation mar­ vestigating tiie whole matter but has mark, thenee following along , the TAKE NOTICE that Norman Cle- TAKE NOTICE that John McDiar- ten o'clock. ried woman, intends to apply for per­ land, of Vancouver, B. C, occupa­ high water mark lo the point of com­ mid, of Lucknow, Ont, occupation hail difficulty in arriving :ct a means mission to purchase the following de­ tion printer, intends to apply for per­ farmer, Intends to apply for permis­ which will prove fair to all parties, mencement and containing 20 acres scribed lands in the vicinity of Klt­ mission to purchase the following more or less. sion to purchase the following de­ Under thi jurisdiction of Hi" board Willi in a year Germany lias added wancool or Chean Wein Valley:— described lands in the Vicinity of Kit­ scribed lands ln tho vicinity of the "in hundred and thirty officers of The Canadian Fish and Cold Commencing at a post planted at the wancool or Chean Weln Valley: — Kitwancool or Chean Weln Valley: — there are at present in Manitoba and Storage Company, Limited, X. W. corner and about 23 V miles Comencing at a post planted at the all ranks to her naval personnel, in­ 2 Commencing at a post planted at the a pari or Saskatchewan two inspec­ J. H. Pillsbury, Agent. distant in a north-westerly direction S. E. corner and about 26% miles S. W. corner and about 13 miles dis­ tors, another covers Hie balance of cluding one vice-admiral and one Dated June 20th, 1910. Jyl2 from the north end of Kitwancool distant in a north-westerly direction tant in a north-westerly direction the latter province, and Alberta and I ear-admiral, Lake, thence south 80 chains, tlience from the north end of Kltwancool from the north end of Kltwancool east 40 chains, thence north 40 Lake, thence north 80 chains, thence British Columbia. These men are ex­ The average number of gales oc­ Lake; thence north 80 chains, thence chains, thence east 40 chains, thence west 80 chains, thence south 80 east 40 chains, thence south 80 perts on railway equipment. The The old constitutional maxim. curring In a year is about sixty-six. north 40 chains, thence west 80 chains, thence east 80 chains to the chains; thence west 40 chains to chains to point of commencement, board lias also been In close touch o— point of commencement, and contain­ point of commencement, and contaln- "The king can do no wrong," is liter­ and containing 4 80 acres, more or ing 640 acres, more or lesB. with the Dominion Forestry commis­ ally true, his majesty's acts being the All citizens of Brazil have the less. VIOLET GEIGER. ln| 320 acres. NORMAN CLELAND. sion at Ottawa and arrangements soldiers and beg- JOHN McDIARMID. acts of his ministers, who are ro- '• franchise except James W. S'nlth, Agent. James W. Smith, Agent. have been made whereby the above •lames W. Smith, Agent. sponsible to Hie House of Commons. | gars. Dated June 7th, 19'0. Jy8 Dated June 8th, 1910. Dated June 2, 1910. Jy8 ^

Tuesday, September 13, 1910 THE PRINCE RUPERT JOURNAL

The council said "Go ahead and shut dence seemed to have provided for plead for truer laws, laws that will PUBLIC OWNERSHIP off your lights," and for a year the that. In the early years the land bring joy to the toiler while yet It people of Calgary carried lanterns was of practically no value, but then is day, and more hope when the night through the streets while the munici­ there were no expenses for public is come." Subject Dealt With From the Standpoint pal system was being installed. The works, but as population increased In conclusion he said he believed a of Firm Believer in private company was still running, so the need for public improvements better day was dawning. It had its The Westholme System. but the rates had been cuti n half increased, and the increasing value awakening in a measure brought into three times since the municipal sys­ of the land was there to provide the British Parliament a year ago by tem was installed. against It. It was like the milk ris­ that little Welsh solicitor, whom he . Business Principles ing in the mother's breast to satisfy held to be the greatest statesman in Lumber Company, Ld. Address Given by Rev. H. Bigelow Before Gathering in the City Of course, municipal ownersbip the infant's need. the world today, Mr. liloyd George, We carry the largest stock of of Vancouver would not work of Itself. It must be Increase of Poverty but always It seemed to him behind run on business principles, ai.d if As it was, poverty increased with the foresight and courage of Lloyd Building Supplies in the North. municipalities wanted business re­ population. In London one man in George and his policy of land taxa­ Quotations given on short notice in all lines. sults they must reorgtnlzs their civic seven was buried in a pauper's grave, tion, loomed the spirit of Henry The lecture given by Rev. Herbert government. It w i ill be absurd for in New York one ln ten. And the George. S. Bigelow, of Cincinnati, in the First a business corporation to turn out. Its poverty of London and New York was Congregationa1 church in Vancou­ "And it makes me proud and glad Rough and Dressed Lumber experienced man.igers every year and beginning to appear in Chicago and ver, on "The high cost of living: Its that British blood runs through my put In raw recruits, and yet that was San Francisco, and in time would Shingles and Lath primarary cause," will scarcely be veins, as it does through yours; that exactly what municipalities were do­ arrive in Vancouver unless we got considered by many as a satisfactory the movement started by our bumble ing. In his opinion It wouli be bet­ at the root of the matter and were Mouldings and Cases answer to the question he propound­ California printer lias been taken up ter to get a commission composed of provided to meet it. ed, but It contained much that Is In­ and applied by your great British Doors and Windows three or five practical men. and teresting and instruclve, especially in Of the suffering of the poor in Chancellor, who has raised a cry that have one elected evuvy year leaving a city like Prince Rupert that is just great cities as lied had himself ob­ will echo round the world, a cry for We handle Plaster and Lime at reasonable prices the rest in. YJU would thus secure served it, Rev. Mr. Bigelow spoke juster laws, more equal taxation, and beginning life. Get our quotations for all classes of buildings. some continuity. Should any on.' with a touching pathos that held his the right of every man to some share In opening, the speaker said he system of initiative, referendum and audience spellbound. "In the name of in the land which the Divine Creator was interested In the experiment OFFICE AND recall. these broken hearts," he added, "we has given for the use of all." Vancouver was making in a practical WAREHOUSES FIRST AVENUE Rev. Mr. Bigelow said that he him­ application at least of the tax theory self came from a city that had the populariezd by Henry eGorge. The worst reputation for graft In civic only disappointment he felt was that government on the continent. He il­ this city should be the first on the lustrated this by the story of a Cin­ continent to blaze the way. He would NEWS OF THE PROVINCE cinnati drummer who went into an­ have liked to see a city on his own nJtDJlrjj[rjJl^[Dj|rjj[r^ other town to do business and was Items of General Interest From Centres in British Columbia. side of the line the first to try it, charged 25 cents for sending a long but as it remained the truth first m distance telephone message. "Why," in brought to light by a citizen of the SHERWIN & WILLIAMS 1 hefumed, "in Cincinnati I could tele­ United States was first put in practice Increasing Plant hance the serviceableness of the ma­ 0 phone to hell and back for fixe by a Canadian city. New Westminster. — If arrange­ chinery of the department. In this I cents." "I have no doubt of it," was ments can be made with the C.P.R. connection it is not improbable, in "The world has four invariable I the reply, "because it is all within for additional water frontage on the view of the largely increased legal il way of treating a great truth," said the city limits." Fraser River adjoining their present business of the crown, that the dep­ the speaker. "First, it ignores it; "However, occasionally they did plant in this city, the B. C. Packers' uty attorney-generalship may here­ second it ridicules it; third, it tries some wise things in Cincinnati. As Association will erect a large add!-, after be divided. =PAINTS- to crucify it; fourth, it builds monu­ an instance, the city owned a steam tion to the Columbia Cold Storage M ments to it; and this would prove to i COVER THE EARTH. railroad, valued at $30,000,000 Plant. They will also purchase an­ Large Fruit Export be the history of the truth taught by WE ARE SOLE AGENTS One of Morgan's syndicates came to other halibut fishing steamer io sup­ Henry George as it bad been by the city and offered $19,000,000 for plement the work of the Roman, CARLOAD JUST ARRIVED m every other." i'enticton.—from now on the fruit it, saying that if the city did not ac­ which will bring fish to the cold stor­ m shipments for the remainder of Hie He added tbat lie would speak not cept the offer they would refuse to age plant here. 1 season out of Penticton will average so much as a political economist as exchange business with their road, so Ready Mixed Paints, Water Stains i a preacher. He believed the world's over 500 boxes a day, or more than that in a few years it would become a Shortage of Supplies great social problems could be solved half a carload every twenty-four n Paints Ground in Oil, and useless heap of junk. The city coun­ Fort George.—A serious situation if we only applied Christianity to hours according to statistics compiled cil accepted the offer, but there was exists in the Nechaco country owing Decotint them. At present we apply Chris­ from the reports of ranchers and Paints Ground in Japan, a provision in the charter that com­ to the failure of steamers to navi­ n tianity only to the individual life, fruit men. IN ALL COLORS pelled them to submit it to the peo­ gate Fraser Lake. Many of the set­ Varnishes, Shellac, etc. m be' it must be applied socially and Last week shipments took a big ple, and the people turned It down tlers are already sorely in need of collectively before the world's great jump from about 150 to 300 boxes a and still owned the road. You con id staple supplies, while the situation in 0 evils could be cured. day. This was caused by the arrival buy a city council, you could buy a regard to the winter is even more of St. John, Imperial and Carmen High Cost of Living party boss, you could buy a legislator alarming. The shortage of stores In Prince Rupert Hardware & Supply M peaches and early apples. m Turning to tbe subject proper of or congressman some times, but the the Nechaco Valley is accentuated by m Company, Ltd. THOS. DUNN, M*. \S\ his discourse the speaker said that people you could not buy. Give the the fact that a large quantity of sup­ in the United States they had had people a concrete question to vote plies was accidentally burned not Rnilding nt Last 0 upon and they will forget that they DnfaflriraftiiefLTiefrll^^ several congressional committees at long ago while awaiting transporta­ Revelstoke.—Grading for the con­ are Grit or Tory, Republican or Dem­ work investigating the high cost of tion. It is understood that special struction of the Kootenay Central ocrat, and vote as seems best to living. The reports of these commit­ efforts will be put forth by the busi­ railway is now in full swing. Work them in the public interest. tees differed. One of the most popu­ ness interests of Fort George to cope is at present being done near Ward- 1836 1910 Monopoly of Soil Municipal Notice lar theories was that the high cost of with the present situation, although ner going northward, while another living was due to the abundance of it is not improbable that the govern­ crew of men is employed near Fort The Bank of "But It is argued," said the speak­ TENDERS 1'OK POLES gold. They said that modern meth­ ment may also be asked to assist. Steele and some fifteen nyles have al­ er, "that you might have free trade ods of miging had so increased the The positive assurance of the com­ ready been graded south from Gold­ British North America and ownership of public utilities and Sealed tenders will be received by production of gold that Its value for pletion of the Blackwater road before en. It is not likely that the rails the City Clerk up till 12 o'clock noon, still have poverty. They tell us that A strong British Bank, with purchasing purposes was lessened the advent of winter, to furnish a de­ will be laid into Fort Steele before September 20th, for supplying Three in Germany they have public owner­ connections throughout the World Hundred Cedar Poles for Electric and so the cost of commodities went pendable link of communication with •the snow flies, and possibly not be­ ship and in England they have free Light Line. Poles to be 35, 40 and up. That was a subject he would the outside world, would greatly re­ fore spring. When this branch of ESTABLISHED IN 1836 trade, and still they have poverty. 45 feet in length. Specifications may not discuss, as he did not pretend to lieve the anxieties of interestd set­ the C. P. R. is completed between be seen at office of City Engineer. Well, no one can answer that ques­ Paid Up Capital, $4,886,666 be a financier. Democratic commit­ tlers. This road the Hon. Thos. Tay­ Cranbrook and Golden it is said that Tiie lowest or any tender not neces­ tion except those who have learned Reserve Fund • $2,530,666 tees on the other hand attributed the lor some time ago gave orders should it, may be continued north along the sarily accepted. political economy at the feet of high cost of living to high protec­ he rushed forward with the least pos­ Columbia river, from Beavermouth to ERNEST A. WOODS, Henry George. All these other The Bank has Branches distri­ tion; but to him it seemed that that sible delay, difficulty in obtaining the Big Bend country. The latter ter­ S13-16 City Clerk. remedies are crude so long as any buted throughout all of Canada, was what a protective tariff was sufficient labor being the reason for ritory has fine mica deposits and one is allowed to monopolize the and offices in London, Eng., New NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS meant to do, and if it failed of that its non-completion ere this. great mineral resources, besides im­ ownership of the soil in any coun­ it failed of its purpose. mense timber areas. Sixteen C. P. R. York and San Francisco. Graham Island School try." Northern Railway surveyors left Revelstoke recently to Special care given to Savings SEALED TENDERS, superscribed Another group of causes was to be He continued that If we thought meet anothr party that started from Tender for Graham Island School," Victoria.-—Advices have been re­ Accounts, which may be opened at found in high freight rates, watered the cost of gas or electriciay high, it Beavermouth. They are to conduct will be received by the Honourable ceived from the offices of the British all Branches with deposits of one the Minister of Public Works up to stock in companies anil railways, and was possible to compare it with the and carry out a location survey for Columbia & Alaska Railway company dollar and upwards. and including Monday, the l'Uh day excessive charges for public utilities. cost of production and get some re­ this proposed C.P.R. branch through of which Mr. Jean Wolkenstein, of of October, 1910, for the erection and For example, a recent change in the dress, but against the man who the northern country. Accounts of Firms, Corporations completion of a small one-room New York, is president, that their classification of the freight rates on charged too much for land there was and Individuals carried on the school building at Graham Island, reconnaiaance surveys are now com­ one of tlie Queen Charlotte Islands, hay from the northwest states to the no redress. A man owing a street most favorable terms. plete between Fort George and Ques­ Skeena Electoral District. Atlantic seaboard would mean a dif­ car service may charge too much, but nel, the second survey party sent out Cannot Identify Plans, specifications, contract and ference of $2.50, or in an average he does at least give somethingg in Prince Ruperl Branch— forms of tender may be seen on and by L. M. Rice & Company of Seattle Victoria. —- Advices received by year a cost of $6,000,000 more in return, but the man who owns the after the 12th day of September, having reached Quesnel several days Superintendent of Provincial Police E. STONHAM, Manager. freight either to the farmers or con­ land on which a city Is built puts on 1910, at the offices of John L. Ilarge, ago. The men are now en route to Hussey from the authorities at/Dil- Secretary to the School Hoard, Queen sumers. They were beginning to un­ it all that the traffic will bear and the coast. Mr. Walkenstein upon lin, Montana, where is held on a Charlotte City; the Government derstand that the fixing of freight gives no return whatever. His rent APPOINTMENTS MADE his departure from Victoria a month charge of bank robbery the man Agent, Prince Rupert; tho Mining rates on public highways was a gov­ is simply the capitalization of gov­ Recorder Jedway; and the Depart­ or more ago promised to communi­ whom the police believe to be 1W1- ernment function, and should not he ernment and population that has Provincial Government's Newest Offi- ment of Public Works, Victoria, cate with the premier at an early Iiam Haney, train robber and slayer Eaeli proposal must be accom­ in the hands of private individuals. come into existence in spite of him. culs According to Gazette Notices date, stating specifically what propo­ of Special Constable Isaac Becker, panied by an accepted batik cheque It was true that by watering stock Manhattan island, purchased from sition It Is that his company desires near Ashcroft, in .Tune last year, In­ or certificate of deposit on a char­ the Indians by the Dutch for $2S Last week's provincial Gazette tered bank of Canada, made payable and other such processes these com­ to present to the government with a dicate that so far tho efforts of tbe represented today property interests contains notice of the following ap­ io the Honourable the Minister of panies very often disguised the high view to the future securing of some Los Angales police, two members of $4,000,000,000. Yet tlrls enor­ pointments:— Public Works, for the sum of 1126, profits they made. In Illustration of measure of assistance for the road. of which went to Dillon to make which shall be forfeited If tin party mous amount wns purely a social .Matthew Mcliavin Andrew, of tills tbe speaker gave instances of the The line as projected Is to extend more positive identification of the tendering decline to enter Into con- value held by eleven per Ci nt of the Quesnel, to be official administrator manner In which the huge Harrlman from Lytton through the Chilcotin suspect, have failed. These officers, trac when called upon to do BO, or population of that city, who had the for the Cariboo electoral district. If he fail to complete i he work con­ fortune had been built up. country nnd Fort George to the Alas­ knew Haney when the latter served legal privilege of collecting $250,- George M. Gunn, of Creston, to nc tracted foi. The cheques or certi­ Solution Suggested kan boundary. time at Los Angeles, bul evidently ficates of deposit of unsuccessful nn- 0110,000 a year from the labor and provincial constable from the Brat He considered that one solution of they cannot positively Identify the derers will be returned to them upon commerce of tin people. Any tax up­ day of September, ID10. the difficulty lay In the public own­ man. Other officials of the I.os An-1 i lie exei ul Ion of the contract. on the products of labor musl In­ To lie notaries public: Edward Tenders will not be considered un­ ership of public utilities. He had Strong Law Finn gcies departmenl will probably be j crease the cost of living to the peo­ Roberts, of Fori George, and Cbarle less made oul on the forma sum.lied, seen an illustration or Hint In the Victoria.—Mr. Hugh A. McLean, sent to Dillon. The prisoner refus­ ple, hut a tax upon land values sim­ llazlitt Cahan, Jr., of the city of signed with the actual signature of comparatively small city of Calgary. K.C., for the past twelve years dep­ es to give any account of bis ante­ the tenderer and enclosed in the en­ ply decreased the value of land. Some Vancouver, barrlstcV-at-law, There, in spite of offers of private uty attorney-general of the province cedents, nnd so far has succeeded In velopes furnished, one had said truly that under the companies, the citizens had determin­ of British Columbia, to which office balking attempts of the prison au­ Perry Wright, of the city of Nel­ The lowesi or any tender not present system of taxation If you rob­ necessarily accepted. ed to own their street railway sys­ he was appointed during the brief re­ thorities to photograph him. This son, to lie chief clerk ill tile laud bed a hen roost you were only fined F, C. GAM RLE, tem. They had started with the gime of Hon. Joseph Martin, who has leads the authorities to believe that registry office at the city of Nelson, only, but If you built one you were Public Works Engineer. best of everything; had laid down the tendered his resignation, will become the man has a criminal record, which from the first day of July, 1910. Public Works Department, fined every year. most expensive rails and put on the a partner In the well-known legal he is endeavoring lo keep dark. Daniel C. Wilson, of the city ol Victoria, B.C., September 7, 1910. most up-to-date cars, and yet, with The city of Chicago once owned a firm of Messrs. Elliott & Shandley, Nelson, to be a clerk in the land reg­ only four cars running, it was found square mile of land within the city of this city. This will make a very istry office at the city of Nelson, from Twin Cities that the profits earned were sufficient limits, and in their wisdom they put strong legal firm. R. T. Elliott, K.C., Shipping Fir Seed the first day of September, 1010. to pay the Interest on the total In­ it up for sale. In those early years Is recognized as one of the best cor­ Quesnel.—The Hudson's Bay com­ Mrs. Florence .M. B. Suttonmi be Now Westminster.—In about eight vestment, and at this they charged prices were not very high, and a few poration lawyers and office men in pany from Quesnel are shipping over acting mining recorder for Yale min­ days the B.C.E.R, company will In­ only the same rates as In the bigger lots they could not sell at all they the province, while Mr. McLean two hundred pounds of fir seed to­ ing division and acting collector of augurate a fifteen minute service on cities of Winnipeg and Vancouver, kept. On one of these lots today ranks high as a criminal lawyer. day to the German Forestry asso­ revenue tax for Ashcroft district, • e Interurban line through the mu­ yet today in that small city the street stood the building of the Chicago For the time being, the inspector ciation. These seeds are gathered during the absence on leave of Wil­ nicipality of Burnaby from New car system was paying $30,000 a year Tribune, which was paying to the city of legal offices, Mr. J. P. McLeod, in the shape of cones, then dried and liam Dodd. West minster to Vancouver, A num­ into the public treasury. The people a yearly ground rent of $47,000. If will also act as deputy attorney-gen­ threshed, and from about one hun­ o ber of switches have been pul in of Calgary had shown Independence Chicago still owned that square mile eral. It Is quite probable, however, dred pounds of fir cones only one The presenl officially estimated at various points between here and of spirit In another way. The private of territory, she would have ground that, later on, Attorney-General W. pound of seed is obtained. These population of Greater London is Central Park to handle this service. electric light company has asked cer­ rent enough to pay all her current .1. Bowser will work out in practica­ seed when planted in Germany grow 7,537,196 tain privileges and rights from the expenses and It would not be neces­ ble form certain reconstruction plans rapidly, and in the course of a few o Home rule for Ireland was first council, and when denied said they sary to put a penny of taxes on the which have been obtaining his con­ years, Canadians may visit a Cana­ An admiral of the fleet of Great mooted by an organized association would cut off the lights in the streets. people. Had man been wise, Provi­ sideration with a view to further en- dian forest in Germany. Britain has a salary of $10,OHO. in 1870. THE PRINCE RUPERT JOURNAL Tuesday, September 13, 1910

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