New Wellington Coal High-Clans is the best Job Printing ROGERS & BUCK In all Lines Sole Agents Ptinu Unpttt ftmtml VOLUME 1 Published Twice a Week PRINCE RUPERT, B. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1910. Price, Five Cents NO. li PLEADS INSANITY A GRAND RECEPTION "PRINCESS MAY" LOST IN NORTHERN WATERS LEVELLING STREETS Sir Wilfrid Laurier Will be Welcomed Defence of G. T. Williams is That of Tenders Called for and Contracts Should to Prince Rupert by all Being Irresponsible for Soon be Awarded for Citizens. Acts. Work.
Case is Adjourned Until Mental Con Arrangements Are Well Advanced Aid. Mclntyre Wants to Know Why dition of Accused is Passed For the Public Welcome to be Second Avenue is Scene of Upon Given Premier First Labor
G. T. Williams, cnarged with the crime of arson, will be thoroughly There was A general meeting last An early start Is to be made on the examined medically before the case evening of those composing the com street work In section one. The mem proceeds farther with a view to as mittees charged with the reception tr. bers of the council all seem to be certaining whether he.is responsible be tendered Sir Willi id Lati'-ie- and agreed that no time is to be lost. Ac or not for his actions. This was de nis party when plan., were fount to cordingly the advertising is being cided late yesterday afternoon after be well advanced in all lines. done and there should be but little the evidence for the crown had been Aid. Pattullo presided with Alex. time elapse naw before tenders are submitted and nearly all the evidence Manson, the energetic secretary, also awarded and the work commenced on for the defence had gone in. The in his place. The attendance was Second avenue. good and enthusiasm marked all the evidence had been very similar to Aid. Mclntyre said his understand proceedings. that submitted at the time of the ing was that work was to be done on preliminary hearing with the excep The subject of finances was the the whole of section one. He could tion that L. W. Patmore, counsel for only one about which there was any not see why one part of the section, the defense, revealed in his cross ex uncertainty and the finance commit Second avenue, should be selected as amination throughout that the plea tee was authorized to get to work a place where work would be done of Insanity was to be put forward. at once on that part of the under and other portions left untouched. taking. A subscription list was cir Calling Dr. McNeill last evening as His Worship said work must start culated at the meeting, and $380 (Special to The Journal) Purchased about eight years ago which to make the route on account a witness for the defense, the opinion somewhere. Second avenue has raised among those present. The re Victoria, Aug. 6.—A despatch has by the company, she was remodelled of| her steadiness and comfortable was given by him that Williams permanent sewers and water pipes ports of various committees showed been received here to the effect that specially for that trade and has been quarters. might be Irresponsible. He had ex on the street. The work was going that to carry out the arrangements the C. P. R. steamer Princess May kept on it almost continuously ever amined him that day about 1 o'clock She was under the command of forward by the engineers on the other as forecasted would require $2,200. has struck in Lynn Canal some dis since. When purchase by the C. P. R. and had questioned accused. He had Capt. McLeod, a popular and safe parts also, and as soon as sewers and The decorations will cost $1,700 as tance out of Skagway. The reports the Princess May was a new steamer told the doctor that a bolt had fallen skipper, with Chief Engineer Mc water pipes were laid it would be pro planned; the music $150; the address indicate that she will be a complete engaged In the coasting trade on the on his head a few years before and Grath in charge of the engine rooms, ceeded with. and presentation $200; and the pre wreck. No loss of life attended the China coast under the name of the another of the most tried officers of rendered him unconscious. He had Aid. Mclntyre said this argument paration for the open air meeting stranding of the steamer. Hating. She was brought across the the company. been in a hospital for some time was all right if it were not true that $150. Pacific to Victoria and there remodel after it and was warned when he left With only meagre news of the dis there were water pipes and sewers 1 The Princess May has been on the led by the B. C. Ma.rine Railway com to take care that he did not become In connection with the programme aster it is believed that in the fogs paralleling those on Second avenue excited and to take plenty of sleep. there was a sum of $400 for bunting Skagway run tor many years, being pany for the northern trade. The which have been prevalent of late In on Third avenue. Dr. McNeill said he had no doubt and flags. This, it was explained by probably the most popular steamer vessel was a splendid sea "boat and — Aid. Lynch said there were pro the chairman, Mr. Law, included that the C. P. R. has had in the preferred by all who travelled north northern waters the May must have the injuries he received had had tests from Third avenue respecting good flags and bunting that could northern trade. by the C. P. R. as the steamer by struck a rock and come to grief. some effect on his nerves. Asked by the grades. The work was delayed be taken care of and used again. It the judge if In his opinion the ac to see if any changes would be made cused had been rendered unable to would be an asset to the city to be If this proposition is carried out in this matter of grades. distinguish between right and wrong, used in time to come. A CITY HALL SITE there will be located on opposite WILL CARRY MAILS Aid. Mobley moved that the bond Dr. McNeill said he did not feel like Aid. Pattullo, Mayor Stork, and corners of the intruding part of the for the carrying out the work de answering that deiinitely. In answer Aid. Mobley, who were present, ap reserve of the company, public build posited by the tenderers should be to a further question lie said that in proved of this move, and it was de G.T.P. Suggest That it be Located on ings! On one will be the city hall G.T.P. Will Serve Prince Rupert Free ten per cent of the amount of the view of the symptoms and the history cided to authorize the purchase ol and on the other the federal build contract instead of $2,000 as was at of the case such a condition might this part. Reserve—Council Agreeable of Cost to Depart ings, combining the post office and first suggested. This latter sum have been produced on the accused. to Proposal. ment. The members of the council pres the custom house. would shut out. many small contrac On cross examination by W. E. ent agreed that in view of the per If this arrangement is adhered to tors. Fisher, representing the crown, Dr. manent character of these decora it will necessitate, it is felt, the erec Officials Fail to Reach Sntisfactorj Aid. Lynch said the engineer left McNeill said that from his examina Scheme of Grouping Public (Buildings tions they would be agreeable to sup tion of a city hall in keeping with Arrangement With Government this lo the discretion of the coun tion he would be ready to prepare Is In Mew Near Point port a grant of $500 from the city Suggested the general scheme of architecture at For the Work cil. The bond representing 2 i/j, per papers asking for Williams admission council towards the entertainment. that point. The company's station cent was suggested. to the asylum. It would be up to It the money is available, the gen and hotel, the federal building, the Then the question of the city being the superintendent of tbe asylum eral scheme of decoration will be car buildings of the local government able to proceed with the work until It looks as though the city hall It is good news that the G. T. P. then to say whetner he should be ad ried out which includes banking Cen and the city hall will all be located the engineer was ready with a com would be located on the G.T.P. re offices are able to make this week mitted. tre street with evergreens from the within a short distance of one an prehensive estimate of the whole serve at the corner of Second avenue that mails will reach the city by their His Honor thereupon said that in wharf to Second avenue, the erection other. As some of these are to be work came up for discussion. Some and Sixth street. A letter has been fast steamers pending a settlement of view of what Dr. McNeill had said, of a log arch at Second street and built on quite an elaborate scale It of the aldermen felt that as the whole received from the land commissioner the difficulties between the company there was no need to proceed farther the stringing of electric lights along will be necesary to have them all con of section one was specified as a local of the company, G. U. Ryley, who and the Dominion government in the with the case until the man had been the route. form to the general scheme of the improvement district it would be im suggests that as the site, and the matter of the rates to be paid for passed upon medically. A man who The music committee are securing company at that point. possible to advertise one part of the is crazy, said the judge, cannot be mayor has been authorized by the carrying the mails regularly. An a band for the Saturday of his ar In this way all the public build work, that on Second avenue, until tried for a crime because of the prin city council to communicate with Mr. agreement has not been reached be rival and an orchestra for the ban ings will be well grouped convient to all was ready. ciple of law that he is not In a posi Ryley further in the matter. tween the two parties to it, but the quet in the evening. one another and within easy reach ; Aid. Naden did not think that ac tion to Instruct his counsel. The council, when the subject* Of G. T. P. feel that the city of Prince The banquet is to be self-supott- of every part of what will be the busi cording to the act they could separate The judge also added that he did a city hall came up, had written to Rupert should no longer suffer and ing, there being a charge of $10 a ness section of the city. one part of the work from the whole not see why this evidence was not the officials of the company relative accordingly will carry the mails, plate for those who attend. of it. He was anxious to see the introduced long before It was. ' to a site where the fire hall is located. o charging nothing for so doing, and The open air meeting is to be In work go on if there was any way out Mr. Patmore alluded to the fact The reply of Mr. Ryley received by The Skeena District Agricultural & not prejudicing the claim for the ffont of the provincial government of it. that he was showing by other evi His Worship is to the effect that the Industrial Association will meet to renumeration which the company offices, the use of the grounds being His Worship said the thing would dence that the man was crazy as he company would prefer to see the city night to discuss plans for the fair. asks. secured. By planking the open certainly be held tip if all were to had left a wide track In all he did" hall placed on the reserve at the cor * • * Next week the Prince Rupert will spaces accommodation can be found sit down and suggest technicalities. upon which his crime could be traced ner referred to. On and after September 1 we sill not make the run so that there will for between 3,000 and 4,000 people, He favored taking a chance. He did and which indicated the act of a crazy The council was not long in mak for CASH ONLY. Watch our ad. foi be no mall on Wednesday. The ihe ladies will have seats on the not think there would be any pro man. ing up its mind In the matter at specials. J. E. Merryfield. Prince George will bring a mall Sun lawn of the government buildings. tests. His Honor said he must admit he Wednesday evening's meeting, when day and following next week there There are yet some details to be * * * Aid. Barrow thought the matter was not impressed very much with the letter of the land commissioner will be a regular twice a week mail' worked out, but in a general way the The G. T. P. is not the only line could be overcome. the evidence so far as showing that was read. It was presumed that the' brought by the steamer. scheme of reception is well in hand. in northern British Columbia that is Aid. Smith was agreeable to taking the accused did not realize the dif company intended to make a grant It was proposed last night that an requiring labor at the present time. a chance. He thought the engineer ference between right and wiong. He of the site and the council were ready effort be made to have all the water Sol Cameron, who has the contract could get plans ready in four days had shown a cunning that made him to accept on these generous terms. craft available In the harbor meet for D. D. Mann's short line at Stew to cover the work In .sufficient shape believe he knew what was wrong and His Worship will communicate with the Prince George as she enters the art, has arrived in the city and is Personals to comply with the laws. had taken steps to cover things up. the commissioner on the matter. harbor, and give a greeting in this seeking about 250 more men for his Aid. Pattullo said lie was agreeable He might be Insane, but be criminal way to the Premier. A committee .1. H. Pillshtiry is laid up with a to taking a chance as well as any one ly responsible for his acts. That was has been appointed to carry out the sprained ankle provided It did not render the work a point that had been decided again scheme. invalid, if there was to lie a change and again in the courts. * * * On arrival an address will be pre THE CITY'S FIRST MONEY BYLAW of fifteen feet in the level of pari c,r The judge, thereupon; adjourned Mr. Rosevear, auditor of die G, sented lo him. This Is in the hands tin- work it would make a dcc-icic-d the case until there should be an op I'. P. and subsidiary companies, lefl of Morte Craig, and will be unique. change in the cost. portunity given to have an examina by the Prince Rupert for the south. It will be on a moose skin of burnt After further debate, ' M Pattullo tion made by a second medical man Voting Will Take Place on Monday When Property Own work. A portfolio done In leather Air. F. C. Clarke, of Vancouver, moved to ;nh<-i tlse the work for the with a view to ascertaining whether of the wild flower of the district will spent a couple of days In the city whole of section one, and call for the man was a fit subject for an asy ers Have Opportunity to Say Whether They Favor also be presented to him. and left for his home lust night mi tenders for the work on Second av lum. The judge added that it was in the evening the Danquet will Taking Over the Telephone System by the City- the Prince Rupert. enue. either the asylum or jail for him. He be glv"n in the Prince Rupert Inn, could not be allowed at large. Polling at City Hall. * * * Aid. Mclntyre moved thai the ad- seats being placed for 176 people vertlsemenl be Inserted In all the city When tho case opened before •I. II. Bacon unci Mrs. Bacon ar On Monday the G. T. P. will take papers. Judge Young yesterday morning evi rived in the city by tin- Prince Rupert Sir Wilfrid over'a part of the lino if dence practically the same as at the mi her lasl trip. They will make their Aid. Pi Ih. suggested thai when he wishes to go. Foley, Welch & On .Monday the citizens of Prince It a point to record their votes at the preliminary hearing was submitted. home here In the spacious residence the city had called for tenders for Stewart will also place a river steam Rupert will have an opportunity of city hall on Monday. In the cross examination of J. H. erected by Mr. Bacon mi Fourth av publishing the advertisements anil er at his disposal. recording their votes In favor of the The poll wil) open at 9 a.m. in the Hoffa, who had straightened the Tal enue. jthe contracl had been awarded to one In the afternoon the open air meet taking over by the municipality of morning and remain open until 7 In bot House up after the fire, Mr. Pat of the papers it was hardly the right ing will be held in front of the gov the telephone system in the city. On the evening. The clerk, E. A. Woods, R. it. Barle, of Battleford, Snsk., more brought out evidence to show thing to transfer these advertise ernment buildings. the strength that the bylaw will be will act as returning officer. The is imying a visit to Prince Rupert for that Williams acted very peculiarly ments now. The columns of the o carried the council has made arrange bylaw Is for the borrowing of $4 0,- the purpose of studying the situation and also the fact that the hose was paper that had obtained the contract The Glee Club held a dance last ments to take it over. Citizens who 000 to be expended in the purchase here. He is quite taken with the city found under the mattret* where Wil I'm- advertising was looked to now evening in Prudhomme's hall. wish to see the telephone owned mu and equipment of the city telephone anil advises putting the streets In liams slept. as .the source, for finding these and * * * nicipally should not neglect to vote. system, the debentures to be extend good shape at as early a date as I' Later this point was cleared up by lie did not think It was for the coun Patrons of the skating rink will If they do they may find when It is ed over twenty years. can be done. the calling of Mrs. Hoffa, who had cil to change it now. be glad to know that an excellent too late that the bylaw has beou qe- assisted about the place and admitted Those entitled to vote upon the Aid. Mclntyre said it was import- • orchestra has been engaged to play feated and the opportunity has pass that she had put the hose there be bylaw are the registered property- The city lias purchased a Cary safe ant that the greatest publicity should during the skating. ed to secure it. from G. W. Morrow, who had one for cause she did not know where else owners only. The list employed in be given to this. This was a thing * * $ There is a general Impression that sale following the going out of busi to put It. tiie election is the property-owners of more than ordinary Interest. He Special evangelistic services are be if the bylaw is defeated It will be ness in the meat line. G. R. Naden, who had the insur upon the list last used for the elec would like to see It advertised not ing held all this week and next In due to the lethargy of the property- ance on the Talbot House, said he tion of mayor of the city. Bona fide * * * only In all the local papers, but out the Baptist church, Sixth street, by owners only. The sentiment In the hajl reduced the insurance since the property owners who are British sub On Wednesday evening's meeting side the city. It was a great thing the Rev. J. W. Litch. Tonight he city, it is felt, is decidedly in favor fire from $8,000 to $5,000. jects of 21 years of age can have ul' tin- city council a resolution was Hint there was $1,000,000 now will speak on "The Blackest Crime of taking over the telephone. All their names added in the prescribed passed Instructing the mayor to pro (Continued on Page Eight) in Prince Rupert." All are welcome. who favor such a move should make manner. cure a city accountant. (Continued on Page Five) THE PRINCE RUPERT JOURNAL Friday, August 5, 1910
India and Ceylon 12,784,300 WHERE MONEY GOES South Africa 2,406,100 Canada 26,518,200 Australasia 7,130,800 NEWS OF THE PROVINCE HAYNOR BROS. Financial Situation at Present as Viewed Dther British possessions 10,767,200 Items of General Interest From Centres in British Columbia. by the London Econo Located temporarily, since the fire, mist. Total £59, 666,600 House Furnishers. in Diuiediu Block, corner of Second Foreign countries— Avenue and Eighth Street. Russia 2 655,700 To Rebuild Church eclipse anything ever held on this Nanaimo.—Preliminary steps have coast, both in number and class. I Some snaps in slightly damaged goods which we want to clear British Capital Finds Its Way to All Austria-Hungary 4 .058,000 been taken toward rebuilding the Work on the exhibition grounds Is B out before moving Into new quarters In Manson Blk., Third Ave. Parts of the World in Various Bulgaria 3 .603,600 Catholic church and St. Ann's con still going on at a rapid rate, and the Channels Denmark 1, 089,000 FUNERAL FURNISHERS Norway 50,000 vent, which two buildings were de buildings will all be finished before ! France 220,000 stroyed by fire several weeks ago, In the opening day. The Industrial hall •iiiiii«iiiiiii Turkey 1 ,328,200 volving a loss of over $20,000 with is already completed, and this morn The London Economist says: As Germany and possessions 736,000 only $3,000 Insurance. The adher ing the exhibitors are busy erecting the result of general peace, growing Dutch East Indies 4 ,302,900 ents and friends of the Catholic shelves for their exhibits. prosperity, confidence and other United States 36 ,414,600 church in Nanaimo have taken the The machinery hall is finished all Grand Trunk Pacific Steamships favorable conditions, London's new Brazil 10 ,808,400 matter up with the assistance of but for the painting and this will be for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE. capital creations have broken all Argentine 7 ,838,400 friends In Victoria and other cities started at once. The hall will be Connecting with Eastbound Trains previous records In point of amount. Chill 3 ,208.700 and have decided to rebuild as soon painted white with cream trimmings, "Prince Rupert" sails every Thursday, 8.30 p.m. For the first quarter of the year the Mexico 3 ,655,600 as funds are available. With the ob the same as the Industrial hall. The "Prince George" sails every Monday 8.30 p.m. . applications totalled £99,355,000, Cuba 1 ,916,200 ject of securing funds for this pur work of grading the grounds will FOR STEWART: and in the second quarter, although Philippine Islands 50,000 pose canvassers are now at work in be started this week and every peb "Prince Rupert" sails Wednesdays 8 p.m. the period began with a four per cent Other S. American Rep.. 1 ,035,000 the city soliciting subscriptions and ble on the Inclosure will be removed "Prince George" sails Sundaye at 8 p.m. bank rate, the total was £88,721,400, Other foreign countries. 1 ,552,500 are meeting with a very favorable re so that the grounds will be In ex Steamer for Masset, Kincolltli.N'aas Bay and Port Simpson, Sun an apparent decline but a real In ception. It has not yet. been decided cellent shape when the gates are days, I p.m. crease, for government issue of $21,- Total £84,522,800 just what the plans will be for the opened on August 20. For Skldegate, Queen Charlotte City, and other Moresby Island 000,000 exchequer bonds in the first new structure, but it is expected the points, Wednesday, 1 p.m., returning via Queen Charlotte City. quarter can hardly be counted as new- Total half year . . . .£188.522,800 new buildings will follow something Fires Hinder Mining Tickets, reservations and Information from money. In the second quarter the Even if we leave out of account the along the lines of those burned down Greenwood.—The Jewell mine is A. E. McMASTER handicapped at starting on account requirements under nearly IM-IJI Issue of exchequer bonds, the amount Freight and Passenger Agent, G. T. P. Wharf. head exceeded those of the preceding of British capital retained in Eng Trouble Over Chief of destruction by fire of their power line, which will be repaired as quick three months, and th total of £188,- land exceeded the amount sent to any Nelson.—Mayor Selous at a recent ly as possible and the opening up 000,000 for the half-year Is far above other country or colony excepting meeting of the council read a docu ment which was in part as follows: — proceeded with. any previous record, although for only Canada and the United States, 9 A the greater part of the time the bank where there are special reasons for Gentlemen: I now veto and return to you for reconsideration the follow New Lake Steamer rate was over three per cent. In the large sums raised. Canada is * still a large borrower. Rubber com ing resolution: "That D. Guthrie be Vernon.—The new C. P. R| steam D. D. MANN'S POSITION fact, this vast total for the six months er Kaleden has made her first trip * * panies absorb part of the ten mil requested to withdraw his resignation .,. ************** 999999*99999999999999 ****** •:• *•:•***•;•**•:•* has only been once, In 1908, exceeded between Pentlcton and Okanagan lions odd taken by Brazil. Two and that the city endeavor to retain At the banquet tendered him In promise to make great shipping prop by the capital application for a whole Falls July 27, carrying 35 passen points stand out prominently in the the services of him as chief of the Stewart a few days ago, D. D. Mann erties in the near future. year. The following table shows the gers. She Is a fine boat, and will foreign capital figures. Firstly, there fire department." On the 11th of made a speech that may be taken as Whether the railroad that I am figures for each quarter in each of be a great convenience to the resi is the enormous amount which has April last in returning a somewhat explaining his attitude towards the building will go through the Bear the past three years: similar resolution to you, I told you dents of the lower Okanagan. 1907 gone to finance America, mainly in northern country which he has In river pass or cot, I am not prepared the form of railroad bonds. In the of Chief Guthrie's lapses in the past vaded. He said:— to say. A man should be very care First quarter £49,428,600 corresponding half of 1909, the and that I had lost confidence In him Forest Fires ful in making statements that he can as a fire chief on this account. On Nelson.—Forest tires are still Mr. Chairman and Citizens of Stew Second quarter 40,304,600 United States took only two millions, art.—I wish to thank you for the en not carry out. I will say this much, Third quarter 15,631,400 and from this it has risen to thirty- Monday, the 4th of July, he sent in alive and raging throughout this dis however, that reports In regard to his resignation rather than face an trict. So far fire wardens have an thusiastic way In which you have re Fourth quarter 18,265,400 six millions, a huge sum, which (with ceived the toast, and I also wish to> the Pass are very favorable, and next other large amounts taken in short- investigation. I maintain that the swered all calls for assistance, but month I intend to send out a corps chief of the Nelson fire department the demands are increasing. New say that I am very glad to be your Total £123,630,000 term notes) will, it is to be hoped, guest tonight. of engineers to Investigate the Pass, 1908 prove adequate to the emergency. must be absolutely reliable and fit fires are breaking out in all direc and I hope to be able to build While this is not much to say in First quarter £45,287,900 The second point is the reduction in for duty at all times, and It is our tions and fire wardens complain of through it and on east to connect appreciation of the first banquet in Second quarter 64,385,600 borrowing by those countries which sworn duty to see than any fire chief the difficulty of coping with the with all the great railway lines that the town of Stewart, I hope you will Third quarter 31,541,800 have acquired reputations as absorb that we may have fulfills this condi alarming conditions. reach the Atlantic Coast, also north receive it in the way the preacher Fourth quarter 50,988,400 ers of capital. Russia has been con tion. Hall's Siding fire has extended to to the Yukon and Alaska. tent with less than two and three- Aid. McDonald defied the mayor to the Silver Mine, near Nelson, burned visiting a mining camp did his first We must realize that great inter quarter millions; none of which was get a more reliable man than Guthrie. a number of mine buildings and is cocktail. He said he did not care Total £192,203,700 est is being taken in this country by required by the imperial government. In this matter the mayor was oppos spreading rapidly. Bad fires are re very much for the cherry, but he 1909 many nations of the earth, and it is The Argentine government raised no ed to 85 per cent of the people of ported at many points and if rain did appreciate the spirit In which It First quarter £64,238,400 important that when capitalists come fresh loans, and the total capital sent Nelson. does not follow soon the situation was offered. Second quarter 56,835,200 to Stewart to invest that they get a to Argentina was under eight, mil Mayor Selous said that in bringing will again be serious. Third quarter 27,694,400 Everything seems to be moving sqnare deal, and that there will be lions, against over thirteen millions down this veto he had done what he Fourth quarter 33,588,800 rapidly here, and as labor is scarce, none of the trickery that has often in the first half of 1909. considered to be his duty. Demand For Fish there Is a great deal evpected from been perpetrated in new mining Vancouver.—A ready market Is Total £182,356,800 Japan has maintained her policy Aid. Rutherford sugegsted that the the men who do the work. I met a camps. It will be the duty of every 1910 of economy and raised no fresh loans. matter be left for a week, when the found In Seattle for the large sup man on the hills the other day who plies of British Columbia smelt, businessman who has the interest of First quarter £99,355,600 The bulk of the increase in capital applications should be in. He thought was chopping wood at the camp, and the place at heart to give to any In Second quarter 88,721,400 sent abroad will be employed In the the chief should put in his application port. Most of the smelt are being asked him how he was getting aloug. which are being shipped to that vestor the best advice and Informa construction of railways and the de if he wished to be considered. "Oh," said he, "the boss Is very un tion he can in regard to mining prop Total £183,077,000 velopment of agriculture or industry, caught In the neighborhood of Van reasonable. Why he first asked me In answer to a remark by Aid. Mc couver, the Canadian Fisheries, erty. With regard to real estate, an The year 1910 is, therefore, bound ihe world, therefore, in general, and to chop a tree down, and then asked Donald, his worship said he still Limited, handling the greater portion Investor can see for himself, to a to be a conspicuous landmark in the the British empire in particular, may men to chop it up again." claimed, as he claimed before, that of the catch. certain extent. history of capital applications, be congratulated on the fact that its the persons who signed the petlton This townslte of Stewart, at the though doubtless there will be some savings for the half-year, so far as Though the supplies shipped to I have spent the last thirty years of 300 names to retain Chief Guthrie head of the Portland Canal, is In my of my life in pushing back the fringe natural falling off from these mar they are represented !»• its greatest Seattle recently have been very had not known the full circum opinion, one of the finest situated for of civilization west and north, vellous figures In the second half capital- market, have not gone to heavy, the market prl&« for various stances, that out of kindness as little a city that I have ever seen. The fact (cheers.) During that time I have of the year. finance destructive wars, but rather reasons has fluctuated only to a has been said about the matter as that Portland Canal, as the chair been a pioneer In nearly every sense The heavy bond issues of the slight extent. Onere ason given for to establish and enlarge reproductive possible. man stated, Is at the head of naviga» of the word. When I reached Win American railways have swollen the this Is that the St. Paul, Milwaukee undertakings. Aid. Wells, speaking as a man who tion, means, if history repeats itself, nipeg on Christmas, 1879, It was in total under foreign railways, which & Pnget Sound and the Oregon & o had a large amount of property at that this will be one of the greatest advance of railway construction. otherwise would have been well be Washington lines are making special In Russia one letter in every ten stake- in case of fire, said he- bettered commercial ports In the world. Take With my own hands I prepared the low normal. The rubber companies, efforts to place the Canadian smelt passing through the post is opened by he was willing to take what some large cities like London and Liver railroad ties which carried the first which have been springing up like in the interior centres. the authorities as a matter of course. he was willing to taek what some pool, for instance, on the other side, locomotive over the Canadian Pacific mushrooms, are mostly quite small, Indeed, the postal authorities of people believed was a chance, on It fs said by men experienced in and Montreal In Eastern Canada, all railway Into that city. Now I have but they have been so numerous that every country have experts who have Guthrie. As for Guthrie putting in the movement of fish supplies at the are at the head of navigation, and come to the Pacific Coast to help you their total capital amounted to £16,- raised letter opening to a fine art. an application, if it came before a Sound port that these railroads have this being the most northerly port in pioneers push the fringe of clvlllza- 500,000. In the first half of 1909 the Some kinds of paper can be steamed full council It would be turned down issued instructions to their express British Columbia should be the dis-.|tton eastward, and I assure you that rubebr applications were less than a open without leaving any traces, and and he would be foolish to put it In. agents all along their routes to use tnbuting point for the whole north million, and the boom Is solely re we hope to do it. this simple operation Is finished by every effort to encourage the sale of ern frontier. sponsible for this increase. The oil A motion to sustain the mayor's I can only add, gentlemen, In con reburnishlng the flap with a boned smelt and other fish In the territory boom, a sturdy parasite, accounts for veto was lost on the following vote: I have been asked very often why clusion, that I am proud to be your instrument. In the case of a seal a allotted to them. The railroad over £8,500,000. For, Aldermen Rutherford, Carrie; I am building this railway. It is be guest tonight. matrix is taken by means of new agents are safd to have been so suc against, Aldermen Wells, Mackenzie, cause we have an ocean port at one The destination of British capital bread before breaking the wax. When cessful in carrying out instructions McDonald. end of it and a mining country at the at the present time provokes a lively other methods fail the envelope is that an unusually brisk demand has Rice Pudding II.—Put one scant The clerk was instructed to send other. There is an ideal transporta interest among financiers on account placed between pieces of wood with beeen created, though local market cupful of rice into rice cooker. Cover to Chief Guthrie the original letter, tion proposition. In addition to that, of the controversy about "exports of edge projecting one-twentieth of an prices have remained the same as If with one pint of water, cook until asking him to reconsider his resigna over In the Naas river valley, I am capital," which we examined in a inch. The edge of the envelope Is the British Columbia smelt had never water is absorbed, remove to pudding tion. informed, Is a good farming coun series of articles last winter. Below first flattened, then roughtened and entered into competition with those dish, add a pinch of salt, sugar to try with an abundant supply of coal we give our usual table, the applica finally slit open. Later a hair line of caught at Utalcdy, Coupeville, John taste, a dash of vanilla or cinnamon, which we hope to reach with this rail tions being classified according to strong white gum is applied and the Great Exhibition son's Point and Olympla. and a few bits of butter. Put In way in the near future. the part of the world where the edges united under pressure. Vancouver.-—At least 2,000 entries oven and 1 bake. Serve warm with money will be employed. —o were received at the Vancouver ex- Since arriving In your town I have [ cream sauce made as follows: One First Half Year, 1910 hitlon association's office Monday "It's hard for a man to get along been up In the hills and have seen'cupful of milk (or half milk and half United Kingdom— Love is certainly a contagious morning, principally dog and poultry without a woman." "There's only some very promising mining pros-! water), sugar, bit of butter, a little Total CLI,887,600 disease. It always makes me sick entries, and the association is con one thing harder." "What?" "To pects, and I have also seen mines'vanilla. Thicken with tablespoon- British possessions— to see a young couple In love. fident that these two shows will get along with one." faii'ly well developed and which j ful of corn starch. Serve hot.
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WE OFFER CUT GLASS AT CUT PRICES f | Opposite the Theatre THE BIG FURNITURE STORE Opposite the Theatre J ;.wwww*wwwww**wwwwwww*wwwwwwww ' * Friday, August 5, 1910 PRINCE RUPERT JOURNAL ****** ww***w* , , _, Everyone wanted to know where and Fighting against Britain they won |&ntlCC HlipCrt ^(OUnial when to buy and what the prospects her respect, and lighting for her the; ^^r^^r^^^r^r—^—T———^—— were. have gained her gratitude. Speaking ^mrarammmmmrarabm Published twice a week on Tuesdays "The only trouble," he added, "is of them General Gordon had said: ami Fridays from the oilice of publica that they are not given long enough "They (the Sikhs) stand out prom tion, Thii'd Avenue near McBride St. options. If the holders here would inently as men of action, who have >****w^*****^,****4,*<^**************^**,^**^*^^*^**^**,'^^i! Subscription rate to any point in i allow the English promoters to have preserved inherited racial character Canada, $2.00 a year; to points oulside 1 longer options they would have a istics foreign to Orientals, and evolv of Canada, 83.00 a year. much better chance of closing deals, ed themselves by the strength of Advertising rate furnished on appli as then the agents could form com their own arms into one of the finest * * cation. panies io handle lilt- i (.positions. As military types to be found anywhere." * O. H. NELoON, it is now with the trout distance be o * EllITOtt. tween the timb-v lands and the HISTORY OF BOER WAR THE JOURNAL i I I money markets the options generally * Friday, August 5, 1910 i demanded do not give a sufficient Official Record of Events Connected • opportunity for the creation of com With it Has Been Prepared STREET KENT panies to make purchases. Although Mr. Loewen arrived in Eight years have passed since The regulation passed by the city England during the financial slump peace was declared in South Africa council relative to collecting a rate following upon the death of the late and the fourth and last volume of the from those who make use of the Is the Official Advertising King Edward, he found slight diffi official history of the war has been * streets during construction on build culty In Interesting the British finan * published. Some military men with a * ings was, we believe, ill advised legis ciers in this province. Indeed, they historic sense would have preferred * Medium for the City lation. It Is true the tax proposed * were only too ready to make Investi even later date for the publication * to be levied Is only nominal, but this gations and inquiries. The rubber looking for the lapse of time to give * of Prince Rupert in itself should be sufficient argument slump and the lull In American In a truer view of the war as a whole, 9 against imposing It at all. It will Mr vestment following the drop In Wall but the lessons to be Imparted to a ... Si bring little or nothing Into the coffers street stocks did nothing more than rising generation of soldiers were too 9 of the city, will be exceedingly diffi 9 make the capitalists slightly timid valuable to brook longer delay, and 9 cult to keep tab on, and will lead to about investment across the ocean for 9 the history Is now complete: 9 ********************************************>*********i all kinds of little vexatious complica the time being, but they remained The preparation of this official his 9 tions with little or nothing to show quite eager to learn all they could tory has proved not only a long but a for it in the end. Upon some one about profitable channels for the costly business. It began when the must fall the duty of keeping a check placing of money, especially in Brit- late Colonel Henderson and Captain upon the amount to be collected, and is'i Columbia and its timber lands. Maurice Grant made a tour uv tne the time wasted in so doing might, o battlefields in 1902, passed through FOLLOW THE TREND OF THE CITY'S we are inclined to think, be far better PUBLICITY MOVE employed in some other direction. If an interval when General Maurice took up the work with a large staff, we do not misjudge the sentiment of Public Meeting is to be Held Tonight and has now ended with the produc PROGRESS BY SUBSCRIBING the people of this city they would to Advance Interests of City rather see the streets blocked up to tion of the fourth volume by Captain some exicrit. by those engaged in im Grant, with,the aid of two assistants. The public meeting called by the Captain Grant, as "Linesman," had FOR THE PAPER proving property than in having noth Publicity Club for this evening, of ing doing. We do not believe that already unofficially written brilliant which an advertisement apears in an accounts of the war. the proposed charge will affect in other column, should be well attend the least the amount of building that Up to the most recent estimate the ed, as no doubt it will be. Everyone M is done. The fees are too small for in these days is interested in pub history had cost $169,500, and some •f* •J* *** "I* *** *»* *** *** *** *!* *•* *S* ^ •!* *** *** *•* **•* *** •** '»* *& *»* •!* *I 8' *$' *** *2* *J**5* % *i* *t* *I* "I* "J* *** *•* *** *!• *•* 'I* *** *** *•** *•* •** *•* *•* *** "I* *Cf that. It Is the fact of its being a licity and it has come to be regard addition to that has since been made. very light charge that we believe that ed as the great archimedeau lever for Few outside the circle engaged can *<•: - it might with advantage be forgotten. all enterprises, whether those of have any idea of the stupendous labor We are inclined, in fact, to believe private individuals or civic communi involved in the production of an of The Journal aims at keeping Prince Rupert that it will stand on the orders of ties. ficial history, which must be absolute the city hall without any attention Prince Rupert has greater need of ly accurate in every tiny detail. Tons and new B.C. ever before the public eye. Send being paid to it, and that it will be having its advantages and resources of documents have been sorted, in-; liable to become a dead letter. It widely known than most other places dexed and filed; hundreds of thoir- it to your friends and any whom you wish to would have been better, therefore, to because they are so manifestly su sands of reports, letters, orders and interest in the coming Metropolis of the North. have omitted the regulation. perior. From the enquiries reaching despatches have been examined and The Journal it would appear that reduced to a form in which they IS IT JOHN OLIVER? nearly all that is known of Prince could be used for reference. Rupert is that it is a new town," one Twenty massive tomes relatm& tv 9 -> * * * * * * * * *< :*»>*•>*»: :• •:• •:• •:• •:• •:< •:• •:< •:• •:• * * * •:• *« Sir Wilfrid Laurier was asked by of any number of new towns spring the operations in different parts of a delegation on his present tour of ing up everywhere, and that it is on South Africa during the final guerilla the west to appoint a Western farmer a railroad. Too little is known of warfare represent the precis alone to the Railway Commission in the the greatness which lies In its Im from which the fourth volume was place of Mr. Greenway. Sir Wilfrid mediate future, or of the sure found prepared. Included in these are notes ^WWMWWWWWWWWWWWRaWWWI^ promised that the matter would re ations upon which this greatness is and transcripts of the most valuable ceive early attention, and added "I to be built. material a historian could have at promise that he will be a Western The Publicity Club has no doubt his disposal—the private letters and respectful. But I told them that tho USEFUL RECEIPTS man and a member of the farming done something In this regard, but mays of commanding officers, staff DEFENDS INDIANS Indians on this river did not want Thickened Milk.—Tie one pint of community." The position has long much, very much remains to be done, officers and all ranks down to the in the whlteman to stake land until flour as closely as possible in a piece been vacant. and the new plans promised to be telligent private. Written hot and their claims had been settled. of strong muslin and boil for four The claims of John Oliver, if he made known at the meeting tonight fresh after the events, they give ac The Case for the Aborigines the Q. Did, you turn them back? hours, well covered with water and would be agreeable to accept the posi will meet with large and liberal sup curate and often brilliant impressions Naas River Ably Pre A. Turn them back! How could let it cool. Put one pine of milk in tion, might be considered paramount port If they^are laid upon lines broad of the smallest episodes, as well as sented. I do that? to a double boiler and bring to a for such a place as the railway com enough to blazon the advantages of the great battles. Some were so con Q. Well, they say you threatened boll. Grate off one tablespoonful mission. He would bring industry Prince Rupert broadcast over the fidential that no note could be made them and turned them back. from the ball of flour, mix it smooth and a vast fund of general knowledge continent. of them, and the originals, after Paper Published In Their Interest A. That is false. I merely told with a little cool milk, and add to and common sense to the position. o perusal, had to be returned instantly; Denies That Whites Are them that what they were going to do the boiling milk, and boil until thick i o THE SIKH RELIGION but ait were .'reely offered bv the Intimidated was not pleasing to us, and that the ened, seasoning with salt and a HttU Indians further up river would be sugar, if liked. This is very useful INFLUENCE OF PRINCE RUPERT owners In ord :r that the historian "There is no caste in the world to might draw a true and final picture. troubled also if they went ab.out In come cases of bowel trouble. Ths which we go, therefore there should The Hagaga, "The Indians' Own staking land. I said, "You had bet flour ball keeps for months In a dry A few days ago T. Drysdale Veitch, In the search for accuracy minute ter not proceed any further." cool place. be no caste In this world," said Mr. and, to the civilian, apparently un Paper," published at Alyansh, B.C., manager of the Royal Bank In Vic Q. Oh, then you did turn them Almond Meal—Pound one-fourtb Hery Singh, B. Sc, of Edinburgh necessary detail gave the most trou takes up the subject of the Indians toria, paid a visit to this city. The back? pint of blanched sweet almonds in a university, In a recent lecture in the ble. There were officers with the of the Naas being hostile to the trip north was undertaken by him for A. No; they went back because mortar until reduced to a smmotb Sikh temple, Falrvlew, near Vancou same names, officers holding tempor whites and contradicts the reports She purpose of seeing the northern the navigation of the canyon was paste, add one pint of boiling water, ver, when he took for his topic, "The ary ranks; there were dozens of that have been circulated through part of the Pacific coast before leav Tenets of the Sikh Religion." the press in which hostility is risky. I certainly advised them not stir well, and strain through a piece ing the city of Victoria to take the places duplicated. AH these had to "This idea of brotherhood is one of charged. to try the canyon. I knew very well of fine muslin. Add one teaspoon- management of the Royal Bank in be accurately stated, with an infinite the foundation stones of Sikhlsm," Under the heading "Fiction Strong that if anything were to happen to ful of sugar and milk and- serve Halifax. To friends whom he met in number of dates and statistics. said the speaker. "The accident of er Than Truth," The Hagaga says:— them there it would be blamed upon warm. This milk can sometimes be this city he expressed his pleasure The result has been a triumph of chance or birth, or the achievement We have just received a small the Indians. Whitemen have been taken by infants >uen cow's milk at having visited It and was glad he accuracy. In the four volumes not of worldly ambition may create an sheaf of newspaper cuttings from wrecked in that canyon before and disagrees with them. had not gone east before seeing what a single mistake has been detected, outward semblance of difference be various provincial papers, and are saved with difficulty by Indians. It Almond Barley Water — Pound the north had to offer. even to the Initial of a subordinate tween man and man, but the Sikh surprised to find that' the Indians in is so easy to get In, but very hard one-fourth pint of blanched sweet Now comes the announcement that officer or the location of one of a disregards ail such artificial and tem this district are almost, if not quite, to get out. almonds in a mortar until quite fine, he has changed his mind and has de doezn places ow the same name. This poral disparities, and holds the man on the warpath. , Q. Was that all you said? put Into a saucepan with one-half clined the offer of the Halifax branch. is, after all, perhaps not surprising in plain attire in equal reverence One cutting gives the highly sen A. That was all. One man asked pint of well washed pearl barley, He is going to stay in the west. Un when it is known that every proof with him who clothes himself in rich sational news that a party of five how many Indians were uprlver, and two teaspoonfuls of sugar, and three doubtedly It was Prince Rupert that was submitted for revision to officers apparel." landseekers had been "headed off by I said about 300. He also said to pints of boiling water. Boil all to did it. A position Is to. be found for and privates engaged in the events Sikhlsm, according to the speaker, a band of Indians," at the Naas can me, "Will they take us prisoners?" gether until the water Is about the Mr. Veitch in the west and his many narrated. Is a religion of action. Every action yon, who "threatened them and turn and I said, "No, of course, not." consistency of cream. Then strain ; friends on the coast will be delighted is the result of some bygone action, The four volumes contain together ed them back," adding: "This is the Q. Did the men who were with and serve either hot or cold. The that it is so, for he was a general and will in its turns engender an 2,603 pages and were issued as fol latest news from the front." you say anything? time required for preparing will be favorite, other action and so on. In fact, ac lows: Pages. Issued This was news to the editor of The A. I only spoke to them. They about two hours. tions are the links in the great chain Volume I 526 1906 Hagaga, who Immediately instituted camped that night a little below my Orange Caudle — Dissolve one INVESTING IN PROVINCE of existence, each being forged after Volume II '.. 701 1907 inquiries into the matter. Sending house, and in the morning they came tablespoonful of gelatine In two the image of its predecessor and af Volume III 609 1908 for Chief Paul Zalu, who resides at and told me they were about to turn tablespoonfuls of hot water, add It Vancouver Promoter Has Returned fording a pattern for the one which Volume IV 767 1910 the canyon, he questioned him:— back. That is all I know about them. to one pint of boiling new milk, sim From Europe Willi Funds Is to follow. If a man finds that his In addition there are four cases Q. It is true that a party of So much, then, for one Item of mer slowly for two or three minutes, deeds are evil, then the trend of containing sixty-four maps, prepared whitemen were threatened and turn news—sensational bunkum! remove from the (Ire, add one tea- Bringing back the news that he has these deeds must be altered by the by the ordnance survey at Southamp ed back by the Indians at the can spoonful of sugar, and when half formed a company in England of half power of right thinking. On this ton. These are also marvels of ac yon last spring? Ice Is not a necessity In order to cold add two tablespoonfuls of a million sterling capitalization, hav point the Sikhs lay special signili- curacy and immense labor devolved A. No; I heard of no trouble like secure cool water, for water can be orange juice, which will make it ing as Its object investment in this cance, Thoughts of tenderness, of upon the historian who had to supply that. made sufficiently cool for drinking about the consistency of thick cream. province, Mr. Charles J. Loewen, of brotherllness and love, of beauty and the detail to the mapniakers. Q. Did any whitemen come up as purposes by putting it In a bottle or Serve at once. the Vancouver firm of Loewen & Har purity Ingrain themselves In the Begun under the direction of the far as the canyon and then turn jug and wrapping a woollen rag Toast Jelly—Toast four slices of vey, has returned from Europe, Mr. nature of him who seeks and enter war office the history passed two back? around the latter, then setting It in stale bread slowly to a rich brown, Loewen Btates that the capital of the tains them. years ago under the direction of the A. Yes; four whitemen cam.' up in a shallow dish of water and placing put it into a saucepan with one quart organization was almost completely "It is natural for man to love God, committee of imperial defense, the a boat. the whole outfit In a cool place; if of boiling water and four tablespoon underwritten before he left Great for rpan comes from God," said the head of which Is Admiral Sir Charles Q. Did you Indians do or say any in a draft, all the better. The prin fuls of sugar, and »,mmer until the Britain and it was the Intention to lecturer, in illustration of which fact Ottley, which is also engaged upon thing to them in a disorderly, ciple involved is found in the fact whole becomes a glutinous mass. Re commence Investing in about two he recited the following lines: the production of an official British rowdy or riotous manner? that when evaporation takes place move from the fire, and rub through months. Securities of all sound de "O man! love God as the lotus loves history of the Russo-Japanese war. A. I spoke to them. I sa,w their heat Is given off. The woollen rag turn Into a mold to cool and harden. scriptions will be taken up; while the water; The circulation of the South Afri boat come up on the opposite tide and absorbs the water from the dish be Serve with cream. timber will also likely figure In the The more it is beaten by the waves can war history has not yet been it hung about there all day. There low, which Is evaporated from the Rice Jelly—Mix two heaping tea- financial operations of the new com The more Its love Is excited. made public. When Its publication were four persons in it, but they rag, cooling the water. If you have spoonfuls of rice flour to a thin paste pany to be represented by his firm. Having received Its life from the was first announced some 10,000 sub made no camp, neither did they seem ever had alcohol or ether on your with water, add one coffee cupful of During his five months' visit to water, scribers were received, but It is inclined to come over lo the village. hands, you will no doubt have noticed boiling water. Sweeten to taste with Europe, Mr. Loewen was also success It dies without the water." doubtful whether this total will be So I got two men to take me over how cool the skin felt. This was be loaf sugar, until it is transparent, ful in sending back a considerable The religion of the Sikhs was not finally reached. The volumes are in a canoe, and I said "How-do-you- cause of the evaporation of the and flavor it by boiling with a stick quantity of capital to Vancouver for originally a militant religion, said the finding their way Into the libraries do" to the whitemen and asked them liquid. The faster Is evaporates the of cinnamon if the jelly is for patient the purchase of timber lands and gen speaker, but after dire persecutions of the regiments engaged In the war whece *hey were going. cooler the object gets. afflicted with summer complaint, but eral securities. The enquiry in Eng this characteristic was forced upon and have been purchased by the war Q. Were you excited or Jngry o If for a fever patient add, instead, land about British Columbia timber them. As a consequence they evolved departments of all foreign govern when you spoke to them? Subscribe for The Prince Rupert a few drops of lemon juice. Pour he says, was something astounding. themselves Into a race of warriors. ments. A. Oh, no; I was quite genial and Journal now. Into mold to set. Friday, August 5, 1910 PRINCE RUPERT JOURNAL —THE- Municipal Notice STREET USING FEES ROWING CHAMPIONSHIP IMPERIAL POLICY Will New York City be able to TENDERS FOR PLANK ROADWAY maintain its supremacy in the eight- Oliver AND GRADING Nominal Charges Will be Made by the oared shell championship race that Question of Trade Preference Within City During Bulding SEALED TENDERS endorsed is to be rowed in ihe annual regatta the Empire was Dis Tender (1)" and "Tender (2)" will Time. of the National Association of Ama cussed. be received by the City Clerk until Typewriter teur Oarsmen in Washington, D.C., FRIDAY noon, AUGUST 12th, 1910 (1) For the construction of a 16 Aldermen Deem is Essential in Order August 11 and 12? —FOR— f Leaders of Both Parties in House of oot plank roadway on Eleventh to Retain Control of the In view of the fact that several of Commons Express Them itreet, Beach Place and Tenth street, Thorough fares the members of the New York Ath between Second avenue and Water selves Seventeen Cents a Day street. ,! . letic club crew which won the coveted Please read the headline over (2) Grading and close cutting on honor last year, will be missing from again. Then its tremendous signifi Eleventh street, Beach PIac$ and The city council has decided to the boat next month and that Phila Tenth street. In the Commons Mr. Balfour re cance will dawn upon you. Plans and specifications may be charge nominal fees from builders delphia, Boston, Detroit, Baltimore, An Oliver Typewriter—the stand seen and forms of tender obtained'at for the use of the street during the Washington, Michigan and Canadian cently took the last opportunity be ard visible writer—the most highly the office of the City Engineers, •'.. time that building operations are in rowing clubs are training crews to fore the next imperial conference to perfected typewriter on the market The lowest or any tender not neces wrest the honor from New York, the Hear sarily accepted. I ., progress. On dwellings the fees will raise the question of imperial pre New York oarsmen are speculating —yours for 17 cents a day! ERNEST A. WOODS,- ference. be $1 for buildings up to $1,000 in on their chances. The typewriter whose conquest of Wm. Mahlon Davis, City Clerk. He remarked on the consistency City Engineer. :,.'AJi-9 value, and $2 for dwellings over that The race carries with it not only the commercial world is a matter of with which every colonial states business history—yours for 17 cents the value. For business places the charge the championship of the United man, since Canada made first her ap States, but of Canada Last year the a day! is to be ten cents a day for each 25 peal for fiscal arrangement in 1843, New York Athletic club crew crossed The typewriter that is equipped Municipal Notice feet of frontage. This is to apply had pressed the Mother Country on with scores of such conveniences as the line first in a sensational strug Truth only to planked streets. one policy, and he declared that tbe gle. The crew was regarded as the "The Bajance Shift"—"The Ruling TENDERS FOR STREET GRADING views of these great colonial states There's nothing about a set of The fees were placed at a low- best the club has developed. It had Device"—"The Double Release"— men were not merely commercial. harness that requires such careful SEALED TENDERS will be re to row hard every inch of the mile "The Locomotive Base"—"The Auto figure so as to offer no obstruction to They had in view the idea of empire attention, in both leather and work ceived by the City Clerk until SAT and finished with a spurt. matic Spacer"—"The Automatic Tab URDAY noon, AUGUST 27th, 1?L0, construction work, but the majority with mutual good offices in the mat manship, as traces and collars, there's The Argonauts, the Hamiltons, the ulator"—"The Disappearing Indica for the grading of Second avenu'e, of the aldermen thought it wise to ter of tariffs as one of its bonds. tor"—"The Adjustable Paper Fin where the strain lies, there's where between McBride street and Eleventh Winnipeg and the Ottawa clubs, of gers"—"The Scientific Condensed we excel, though we are just as street. hold control by such a system. There Canada, all of which were represent The leader of the opposition, em Plans and specifications may be Keyboard"—all watchful as to every other detail of was some protest against it. The ed in some of the events in the Na- phasizing the fact that the colonies a complete set of harness, be It for seen and forms of tender obtained at had developed into great nations, the office of the City Engineer. heavy or light work. warned the government that they Yours For 17 Cents a Day The lowest or any tender not neces cMH^$$$C$$C^ PRINCE RUPERT JOURNAL Friday, August 5, 1910 ••••••••••••••••••••••+++• takes effect, and shall contain a LAND PURCHASE NOTICES LAND PURCHASE NOTICES LAND PURCHASE NOTICES Municipal Notice promise to pay the principal of said Skeena Land District- -District of debentures and also the interest Skeena Land District—District of t Tlia D/virnl C4- <1««/l * Po coin p Skeena Land District—District of The Royal Standarnn d I thereon at the said rate of four and TAKE NOTICE that Phillip Wil (''I SSI HI" "PftBRijir TAKE NOTICE that the Municipal a half (4%) per centum per annum, Council of the City of Prince Rupert liams, of Sydney, Nova Scotia, occu TAKE NOTICE that Pearl Caspell TAKE NOTICE that Ethel Welsh, p •!• •!* 9 9 9 9 •*"** '5' '•• *»* *»- *5* **• 9 9 * 9 * 9 * 9 9 9 9 and shall have attached to them cou pation accountant, intends to apply of Cayley, Alberta, occupation mar of Vancouver, B. C, occupation mar i has fixed Monday, the 8th day of pons for the payment of said interest, It is interesting to note that the August, 1910, at the City Hall, Prince for permission to purchase the fol ried woman, intends to apply for per ried woman, intends to apply for per and the said coupons shall be for an lowing described lands in the vicin mission to purchase the following de mission to purchase the following Queen Mother Alevandra has caused Rupert, as the time and place for amount equivalent to one-half year's taking the vote of the electors on a ity of Kitwancool or Chean Wein scribed lands iu the vicinity of Kit described lands In the vicinity of Kit her own standard to be hoisted above interest at the said rate of ( ley:—Commencing at a post planted wancool or Chean Weln Valley:— wancool or Chean Wein Valley:— by-law of the City of Prince Rupert four and a half (4%) er Buckingham Palace while she Is In to create a debt of $40,000 by the is P !at the S. E. corner and about 16% Commencing at a post planted at the Commencing at a post planted at the residence there. The arrangement sue of debentures for the purpose of centum per annum upon the amount miles distant In a north-westerly di N. E. corner and about 15 % miles south-east corner and about 10 miles of the debentures to which they shall distant in a north-westerly direction distant in a north-westerly direction of this standard shows that the providing money to take over and rection from the north end of Kit carry on the plant, pole lines, equip be respectively attached, one coupon wancool Lake, thence north 80 from the north .end of Kltwancool from the north «nd of Kitwancool science of heraldry is not a dead one, ment, and entire assets of the Prince being made payable each six months chains, thence west 80 chains, thence Lake, thence south 80 chains, thence Lake, thence north 80 chains, thence as some would have us believe, al Rupert Telephone Company, Limited. from and after the date of the said south 80 chains, thence east 80 west 40 chains, thence north 40 west 80 chains, thence south 80 debentures. chains to point of commencement, chains, thence west 40 chains, thence chains, thence east 80 chains to though of nothing like the import AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE north 40 chains, thence east 80 that the poll shall be taken by bal 6. i The said coupons shall be and containing 640 acres, more or point of commencement and contain ance that It was in the age of chival deemed to have been properly execut less. PHILLIP WILLIAMS. chains to point of commencement, ing 640 acres, more or less. ry. Following the ancient and honor lot, and that the poll booths shall be and containing 480 acres, more or kept open on the 8th days of ed by each one having written, James W. Smith, Agent. less. PEARL CASPELL. ETHEL WELSH. able laws of heraldry the queen August, 1910, from the hour of 9 stamped, printed or lithographed Dated June 4, 1910. Jy8 James W. Smith, Agent mother's standard is a combination o'clock a.m. to the hour of 7 o'clc '• thereou, the names of the Mayor, James W. Smith, Agent. Dated June 1st, 1910. Jy8 of those of England and Denmark. p.m. and Treasurer of the city. Each cou Skeena Land District—District of Dated June 3, 1910. jy8 pon shall be numbered with the Skeena Land District—District of There are few people who cannot AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that Ernest. A. Woods has number of the debenture to which It TAKE NOTICE thai Annie Grieve, Skeena Land District—District of been ap- of Victoria, B. C, occupation mar PfiRsiflr TAKE NOTICE that Henry Welsh, tell you something of the story of the pointed Returning Officer to take Is attached. Union Jack, but of the history of the charge of said poll. ried woman, intends to apply for per TAKE NOTICE thai. Mary Brown, of Vancouver, B. C, occupation 7. The said debentures shall be mission to purchase the following, de of Vancouver, B.C., occupation mar printer. Intends to apply foi permis royal standard of Great Britain most Dated at Prince Rupert, this-21st I made payable at the chief offices of scribed lands In the vicinity of Klt ried woman, Intends to apply .for sion to purchase the following de people are ignorant, writes A. St B. |day of July, 1910. the Canadian Bunk of Commerce in wancool or Chean Wein Valley:— permission to purchase the follow scribed lands In the vicinity of Kit H., In the Montreal Star. ERNEST A. WOODS, | the City of I-'-ince Rupert, or the Commencing at a post planted at the ing described lands In the vicinity of wancool or Chean Wein Valley: — City Clerk. iCity of Montreal, Canada, or the City N. W. corner, and about 17 % miles the Kitwancool or Chean Wein Val Commencing at a post planted at the Various writers have from time to | oi London, England, or the City of distant In a north-westerly direction ley:—Commencing at a post planted New York, U. S. A. S. E. corner and 11 miles distant time assigned armorial bearings to BY-LAW NO. 11. from the north end of Kltwancool at the North-east corner and about in a north-westerly direction from By-law of the City of Prince Ru 8. The amount of the said coupons, Lake, thence soutii 40 chains, thence ten miles distant In a north-westerly every one of the Saxon kings of Eng the north end of Kitwancool Lake, pert to create-a debt of $40,000 namely, the Interest, shall be payable east 40 chains, thence south 40 direction from the north end of tha thence north SO chains, thence west land, out as in the pre-Norman age by the Issue of Debentures for the at any of the chief agencies of the chains, thence east 40 chains, thence Kitwancool lake, thence south 80 80 chains, thence south 80 chains, no heavy disguising armor was worn purpose of providing money to said Canadian Bank of Commerce in north 80 chains, thence west 80 chains, thence west 40 chains, thencs thence east 80 chains to point of necessitating the use of distinguish take over and carry on the plant the following cities, namely: Prince chains to point of commencement, north 40 chains, thence west 40 commencement, and containing 640 pole lines, equipment and entire Rupert, B.C.; London, England; and containing 4 80 acres, more or chains, thence north 40 chains acres, more or less. ing marks, it is very probable that assets of the Prince Rupert Tele New York; Montreal; Toronto; Win less. ANNIE GRIEVE. thence east 80 chains to point ol they are absolutely fictitious. phone Company, Limited. nipeg, and Vancouver, B.C. commencement, and containing 480 HENRY WELSH. James W. Smith, Agent. acres, more or less. James W. Smith, Agent. Although some historians state 9. There shall be raised in each Dated June 4, 1910. Jy8 Dated June 2, 1910. Jy8 that the Norman Kings of England WHEREAS, by Section 27 of the year during the said period of twenty MARY BROWN. City of Prince Rupert Incorporation years, beginning with the year 1910, Skeena Land District—District of James W. Smith, Agent. Skeena Land District—District of bore two gold lions on a red shield, Act, 1910 , the City of Prince Ru and ending with the year 1930, by Dated June 1, 1910. Jy8 Cassiar. the first sovereign for whose armoria pert is empowered to construct, erect, special rate sufficient therefor, on TAKE NOTICE that John Cox, of TAKE NOTICE that Frederick bearings we have contemporary au operate and maintain a telephone sys all the ratable land of the Ci.y of Monarch, Alberta, occupation farm Skeena Land District—District of Welsh, of Vancouver, B. C, occupa thority is King Richard Coeur de tem, and to pass by-laws dealing with Prince Rupert, the following sums er, inteuds to apply for permission to tion clerk, intends to apply for, per the same; respectively, namely: the sum of purchase the following described TAKE NOTICE thai John Hender mission to purchase the following de Lion, who, in the first part of his son, of Vancouver, B. C, occupation AND WHEREAS, it is deemed ex Eighteen Hundred Dollars ($1,800) lands, situated in the vicinity of Kit- scribe^ lands in the vicinity of Kit- reign employed a red shield with two to pay the interest of the said debt wa icool or Chean Wein Valley:— agent, Intends to apply for permis wanoeol or Chean Wein Valley:— pedient and advisable to take over sion to purchase the following de gold lions on it standing erect and from the Prince Rupert Telephone at the rate of four and a half (4%) Comencing at a post planted at the Commencing at a post planted at the scribed lands in the vicinity of Kit north-east comer about 11 miles dis facing one another—to use heraldic Company, Limited, all their plant, per centum per annum during the north-west corner and about five and wancool or Chean Weln Valley:— language, "Two lions combatant." pole lines, equipment, fixtures, and currency of the said debentures, and one-quarter miles distant in a north tant in a north-westerly direction the sum of Fourteen Hundred westerly direction from the north end Commencing at a post planted at the from the north end of Kitwancool On the seal which he employed dur other assets; S. .W corner and about 25 miles dis and Fourteen Dollars and Forty- of Kitwancool Lake, thence 80 tant in a north-westerly direction Lake, thence south 80 chains, thence ing the latter part of his reign, how AND WHEREAS, the said Princa five Cents ($1,414.45) for the chains south, thence 80 chains east, west 40 chains, thence north 80 Rupert Telephone Company, Limited, from the north end of Kltwancool chains, thence east 40 chains to ever, there appear three gold lions is willing to convey and transfer all forming of a sinking fund for the thence 80 chains north, thence 80 Lake, thence north 80 chains, thence on a red shield, with the right fore- payment of the said debt, the com chains west to point of commence east 40 chains, thence south 80 point of commencement, and con its said assets to the said city; putation tor the reinvestment of the ment, and containing 640 acres, taining 320 acres, more or less. paw raised; to again employ heral chains, thence west 80 chains to AND WHEREAS, a petition has said sum by way of sinking fund be more or less. point of commencement and contain FREDERICK WELSH. dic terms, "Three lions passant gard- been duly signed by the property ing based upon an interei percent JOHN COX. ing 320 acres, more or less. James W. Smith, Agent ant In pale." owners of the said city, requesting age of three and a half (3%) per James W. Smith, Agent. Dated June 2, 1910. Jy8 them to introduce a by-law to take centum per annum during the cur Dated May 30, 1910. JyS JOHN HENDERSON. This same coat of armor was worn over the said assets of the said Tele rency of the said debentures as afore James W. Smith, Agent. Skeena Land District—District of by King John of evil memory, as phone Company; said, the said two sums making in Skeena Land District—District of Dated June 7th, 1910. Jy8 Ciissiu.. TAKE NOTICE that James Welsh, well as by his successors, Henry III, . AND WHEREAS, to complete the all the total of Thirty-two Hundred Skeena Land District—District of purchase of the said assets of the said and Fourteen Dollars and Forty-five TAKE NOTICE that James Alex of Vancouver, B. C, occupation ma Edward I and Edward II. Telephone Company, and to carry on Cents ($3,214.45) to be raised an- ander McDonald, of Monarch, Al PllRfliflT chinist, intends to apply for permis berta, occupation farmer, intends to TAKE NOTICE thai Laura Gordon sion to purchase the following de On January 25th, 1340, King Ed the same, it is necessary that the sum r.ually as aforesaid. of Victoria, B. C, occupation mar scribed lands in the vicinity of Kit ward III commenced to reign over the of Forty Thousand Dollars ($40,000) 10. The total of tic ; said two sums apply for permission to purchase the ried woman, intends to apply for per following described lands, situated in wancool or Chean Wein Valley: — should be borrowed upon the credit for the payment of interest and debt mission to purchase the following Commencing at a post planted at the two kingdoms of France and Eng of the city by the issue and sale of the Kitwancool or Chein Wein Val land and in token of this, combined as aforesaid shall be raised and described lands in the vicinity of Kit N. W. corner and about 12 miles dis debentures therefor, and that the pro levied in each year during ihe said ley:—Commencing at a post planted wancool or Chean Wein Valley:— tant In a north-westerly direction the arms of France—a blue shield ceeds of such debentures should be period of twenty ye; and currency at the N. E. corner about five and Commencing at a post planted at the from the nortk end of Kltwancool speckled with golden lilies—to those applied for the purposes aforesaid. of said debentures as aforesaid by on > quarter miles distant in a north N. E. corner and about 18 miles dis Lake, thence south SO chains, thence of England. AND WHEREAS, it is intended to special rate sufficient therefor, on westerly direction from the north tant in a north-westerly direction east 20 chains, thence north 80 issue debentures by the sale of which all the ratable land in the City of end of Kitwancool Lake, thence south from the north end of Kitwancool chains, thence west 20 chains to the For some time these combined to realize the moneys necessary for Prlu. s Rupert, as provided for in the 80 chains, thence west 80 chains, Lake, thence south 40 chains, thence point of commencement and contain shields were recognized in England, said purposes, making the Baid de next preceding section. thence north 80 chains, thence east west 40 chains, thence north 40 ing 160 acres, more or less. 80 chains to point of commencement, if not in France, as the royal arms. bentures extend over a period of chains, thence east 40 chains to the twenty years from the issue of the 11. The said debentures when so and containing 640 acres, more or point of commencement, and contain JAMES WELSH. When Charles VI ascended the throne same; issued and sold, and the s-id coupous less. ing 160 acres, more or less. James W. Smith, Agent. of France, however, he was so an attached hereto when the deben JAMES ALEXANDER McDONALD Dated June 2, 1910. Jy8 AND WHEREAS, it will be neces tures aforesaid have been isbued and LAURA GORDON. noyed at the perseverance of Eng James W. Smith, Agent. James W. Smith, Agent. Skeena Land District—District of sary to raise by special rate in each sold, shall be deemed a valid and Dated May 30, 1910. Jy5 land, in bearing his arms that he al year, for the period of twenty years, bin '.Ing charge upon the City of Dated June 4, 1910. jy8 tered his own coat by reducing the beginning with the year 1910, and Prince Rupert. Coast Land District—District of TAKE NOTICE that Marguerette ending with the year 1930, the sum Skeena. Skeena Land District—District of Burns, of Vancouver, B. C, occupa number of lilies to three. Henry V of Eighteen Hundred Dollars 12. The amount of the debt au- TAKE NOTICE that I, Ernestine pn Gel Q T" tion married woman, Intends to ap of England, not to be outwitted by ($1,800.00) for the purpose of pay thoriezd by this by-law is subject to A. Roney, of Prince Rupert, occupa TAKE NOTICE that Walter Marks ply for permission .u purchase the his neighbor, altered his arms in ex ing Interest upon the said debt at consolidation with the amount of any tion married woman, intend to apply of Toronto, Ont., occupation travel following described lands In the vi ler, Intends to apply for permission actly the same manner. [I the rate of four and a half (4%) other debt to be authorized by any for permission to purchase the fol cinity of Kltwancool or Chean Weln per centum per annum; other by-law or by-laws of the said lowing described lands:—Commenc to purchase the following described Valley:—Commencing at a post The royal a. as of England, there-1 city passed for the Issue and sale of ing at a post planted on the north lands in the vicinity of Kltwancool planted at the N. E. corner and dis fore, contin ed .o be three gold AND WHEREAS, it will be neces debentv.ies, and notwithstanding any bank of the Skeena River about half or Chean Weln Valley:—Commenc tant about 12 miles In a north sary to raise annually by special rate thing herein contained authorizing a mils south of Geo. T. Church's pre ing at a post planted at the N. E. westerly direction from the north lilies on a blue field, until the reign for paying the new debt, namely, the corner and about 27 % miles dis of Queen Mary, when the arms of and directing the issue and sale of emption, thence west 10 chains, end of Kltwancool Lake; thence said sum of Forty Thousand Dollars debentures for the payment of th thence north 40 chains, thence east tant in a north-westerly direction soutii 80 chains, thence west 20 Spain were added to those of Eng ($40,000), during such period of debt thereby created, the City of|to the Skeena River; thence south from the north end of Kitwancool chains, thence north 80 chains land through the marriage of the twenty years, beginning with the Prince Rupert consolidated stock west following the bank of the Lake, thence south 80 chains, thence thence east 20 chains to point of Queen to King Philip of Spain. year 1910, and ending with the year may be issued in the place and stead Skeena River to the place of be west 80 chains, thence north 80 commencement, and containing 160 1930, the sum of Fourteen Hundred of debentures to the amount of such ginning, and containing about 80 chains, thence east 80 chains to the acres, more or less. and Fourteen Dollars and Forty-five acres. point of commencement and contain With the return of a Protestant debt. This section shall apply only ing 640 acres, more or less. MARGUERETTE BURNS. sovereign the old arms were again Cents ($1,414.45), the computation insofai as the city may be empowered ERNESTINE A. RONEY, Locator. for the reinvestment of the said sum by law 30 to do WALTER MARKE. James W. Smith, Agent. brought into use. by way of sinking fund, being based W. A. Roney, Agent. James vV. Smith, Agent Dated June 2, 1910. jyg upon an interest percentage of three In 1603 the crosess of St. George, Dated July 7th, 1910. Jy22 Dated June 8th, 1910. Jy8 Skeena Land Distriet- -District of and a half (3y2) per centum per TAKE NOTICE that the above Is Coast Land District—District of Casslar. St. Andrew and St. Patrick were annum; Skeena. Skeena Land District—District of united to form the Union Jack, and a true cory of the proposed by-law TAKE NOTICE that Charles F AND WHEREAS, the said two on which Ihe vote of .he Municipality TAKE NOTICE that I, J. Adolph CjRSSi IT* Burns, of Moncton, New Brunswick at the same time the familiar harp sums so required to be raised an will be taken at ihe City Hall, at Perry, of Vancouver, B.C., occupation TAKE NOTICE that Richard occupation auditor, intends to apply of Ireland, and lion of Scotland were nually by special rate for paying the Prince Rupert, on Monday, the 8th book-keeper, Intend to apply for per Howie, of Vancouver, B. C, occupa for permission to purchase the fol added to the arms of England and new debt and Interest make a total day of August, 1910, from the hours mission to purchase the following de tion dentist, intends to apply for per lowing described lands in the vicin of Thirty-two Hundred and Fourteen of 9 o'clock a.m. until 7 o'clock p.m. scribed lands:—Commencing at a mission to purchase the following France to form King James stand described lands in the vicinity of ity of Kltwancool or Chean Wein Dollars and Forty-five Cents ERNEST A. WOODS, post planted on the north bank of the y ommencin ard. ($3,214.45); Skeena River, about a mile west of Kitwancool or Chean Wein Valley:-— ,;,„it I ~T 9, S at a post City Clerk. Lot 31, thence north 40 chains, Commencing at a post planted at the planted at the south-west corner and There was no further change In AND WHEREAS, the amount of thence e .it 80 chains to lot 31, N. E, corner and about 24% miles about 12 miles distant in a north the royal standard until 1688, when the whole ratable land and Improve thence e -uth 40 chains to bank of distant in a north-westerly direction westerly direction from the north ; ments of the Municipality, according LA VD PURCHASE NOTICES end of Kitwancool Lake; thence William III and Mary were elected Skeena River, thence west about 80 from the north end of Kitwancool to the last revised assessment roll chains following north bank of Lake, thence south 80 chains, thence north 80 chains, thence east 80 joint sovereigns, and the arms of Skeena Land District—District of chains, thence south 80 chains thereof, being that of the year 1910, Queen Charlotte. Skeena River to point of commence west 80 chains, thence north 80 Nassau were added to the standard. is Twelve Million Seven Hundred and ment, and containing about 320 chains, thence east 80 chains to the thence west 80 chains to point of Twenty-one Thousand and Six Dol TAKE NOTICE that the Queen acres. point of commencement, and contain commencement, and containing 640 Queen Anne reverted to the Stuart lars ($12,721,006); Charloti« Whalinf; Company Limited, ing 640 acres, more or less. acres, more or less. standard, which continued to be the AND WHEREAS, the amount of of Victoria, British Columbia, occu J. ADOLPH PERRY, Locator. CHARLES F. BURNS personal flag of the royal house un the existing debenture debt of the pation manufacturers, intend to ajiply Wm. A. Roney, Agent. RICHARD HOWIE. James W. Smith, Agent. for permission to purchase the fol Dated July 16th, 1910. Jy22 James W. Smith, Agent. til 1801, when, by a clause In the City of Prince Rupert, inclusive of Dated June 7th, 1910. Jy8 Dated June 2, 1910 jys local Improvement debts, and school lowing described lands:—Commenc Coast Land District—District of treaty ol' Amiens the arms of France, ing at a post planted about fifteen debts, is nil, and does not exceed Skeena. Skeena Land District—District of Skeena Land District—District of which ba The regular receipt of necessary sup Lumber Co. of Millside. Conversion ill-conditioned sneer at the prime OPENING UP NORTH plies by the merchants, the lifting of the bonds of the Canadian North JOE MARTIN'S STAND minister. Atlantic Steamship of the freight blockade at Ashcroft, ern railway also represented another Mr. .Martin appears to belong to resulted in instant Improvement in l.i'teen million dollars. There was that class of politician who thinks all Agency Trip to Fort George is to be Robbed the conditions at the Fort George also represented another twelve mil His Difference With Liberals of the reform bad which is not effected by of Many of its Diffi end. The local mill worked day and lion dollar transaction for complet Old Land Made violence, and that the aim and object Through tickets and excursion culties. night sawing and planing lumber, ing the company's line from Winni Clear. of statesmen should be not to effect rates to and every week saw additions to the peg to Duluth and for other railway their policy by peaceful methods, but permanent buildings, both at Fort construction. The colonel also as by stirring up as much heat and un England, France, Germanv, Improved Service is Promised Which George proper and the older settle sisted In the organization of the com Other Politicians in Imperial House rest as possible in the country. and all Will Allow Easy Access to ment south of the Hudson Bay fort. pany's steamship system known as Give Their Views on His Let Mr. Martin carry out his threat Scandinavian Ports. Interior Point Today Fort George boaBts an hotel the Royal line. Break to resign his seat; there will be then that will accommodate 100 guests, "Looking back over the Impres one leader the less in the House of Call or write for rates to any and at which the meals are second sions formed on the occasions of Commons and the party system will part of the world. I am also agent for all American steamers Henceforth the trip to Fort George only to those that can be secured at many visits to England covering The London Times of recent date be vindicated, but perhaps not In the thirty years, I cannot recall any to and from Prince Rupert; the new northern city, the building the best hotels in Vancouver and contains the following correspond sense he may anticipate. Northern Pacific Railway; Al Victoria. Every week the town is ap period when the British people ex Mr. R. D. Denman, M.P., writes: of which thousands of men are watch ence:— aska Pacific Express. proaching more and more the status hibited as much friendliness towards As a fellow Liberal I read with ing, will be robbed of much of its of a hustling, modern metropolis, and the Dominion as they entertain at The Hon. Joseph Martin, M.P., regret Mr. Martin's letter. J. H. ROGERS Interest and all of Its uncertainty. every week the Fort George of a year present. Among high and low, rich dealing with the Conference on the To suspect the government of pro The journey to the old Hudson Bay ago—the Fort George that was and poor, it is Canada, Canada, every Constitutional question, and the pos posing to drop the provisions of the General Steamship and Railway fort, that within the last year has founded in 1806, the lonely, fur- where. Never before has our young sibly of a compromise being reached, veto resolutions Is to show a dis Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C. shaken from Itself the torpor of over trading post—is receding towards a nation held so premlnent a position writes: trust of the government for which a century, will henceforth be as much mere historic memory. In the limelight of newspaper atten On the strength of Mr. Asquith's they have given no shadow of justi a matter of organization and routine For those who want a week's holi tion, everyday conversation of the pronouncement (that the Liberal fication. I do not wish unduly to em party would not remain In office un Canadiar Pacific R'y as taking the Imperial Limited for day trip that Is out of the highways calculations of shrewd bankers and phasize the fact that ordinary party capitalists," said Col. Davidson. less their policy embodied in the Winnipeg or one of the Princesses to of summer travel, and that will give loyalty should dispose a i dvate mem them an opportunity to see the tre "This sentiment 1B a mixture of veto resolutions could be carried ber to give his '.caderb the benefit of Seattle, says the News-Advertiser. mendous forward strides of a coun business acumen and genuine admir through), I pledged myself that I the doubt In a matter of that sort. Steamers leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver, A bl-daily service 1B scheduled and try just beginning to feel the qulck- ation for the way Canada Is coming would oppose the government If I But I would point out that to ad Victoria, Seattle within a few days will go into eqect. enlngs of an enormously rapid de to the front. We are looked upon were elected just as soon as they vertise yourself as one who a few The trip from Vancouver will be by velopment and of a city in the mak over there as one of the most pro- showed any signs of weakening. I months ago fought under the victori Princess Beatrice, every Mon rail, auto and steamer. Close connec ing, few towns present greater at people who have been entrusted with must carry out that pledge or resign ous leadership of persons whom you day at 1 p.m. tions will be made at all points, and tractions than a journey to Fort gressive countries on earth, as a my seat. now suspect of lacking the rudiments the time actually consumed in travel Princess May or Princess Royal George, which today offers visitors a priceless heritage that Is being I am very much alarmed at the of pilitical intelligence is an indiscre every Saturday morning. ling from this city to Fort George—a not only an Interesting trip, but also wisely administered. I forsee a period attitude of the government. State tion. distance of 630 miles—has been care and comfort that are astonishing in the near future when the Domin ments have appeared in practically o • made in less than thirty-six hours. Steamers leave Vancouver when it is remembered that six ion will exercise a great, if not all the Liberal papers, apparently China's great wall was conceived When it is considered that a large months ago there were less than a dominating influence in the councils Inspired by the government, that the by the Emperor Shlh Hwang Ti jn part of this Journey is made by Princess Beatrice every Thurs score white people In the place. of the empire. Our place as the big compromise which would be accept 214 B.C., for the purpose of keeping steamer, that has to buck against an day night. o gest and strongest of the junior part ed would be an arrangement by which the hordes of the north out of his eight to ten mile current, and that ners in the firm is already conceded. the House of Lords would give up domain. It commences at the town Princess May or Princess Royal change had to be made from train to Within the past three or four years all right to interfere with measures of Shan-hai and extends westward to every Saturday night at 11 auto, and from auto to river steamer, MONEY FOR CANADA there has been a remarkable trend of of finance, and, so far as other legis the barrier of Chla-yu, known to the o'clock. and that the latter had to run two sentiment in Great Britain in favor of lation is concerned, the provisions of ancient Chinese as the "Gate of the dangerous canyons, the average speed the relization of some all-embracing the veto resolutions would be drop Western Regions." If the wall had of fifteen miles an hour through the Col. Davidson Tells of Conditions in the scheme of closer imperial unity. ped if an assurance were obtained been built in a bee line it would have Union Steamship Co'y whole trip becomes impressive. Old Land Affecting It will come, it is inevitable for the that Liberal measures would be con been 1,225 miles In length, but fol The return journey is regularly Investments. feeling is in the air. We will live to sldered by the House of Lords on lowing all its curves and windings of B.C. Ltd. made in less than thirty hours of see representatives from the various their merits and have a chance of the actual length is 1,500. West of actual running time, an average speed self-governing dominions sitting at being passed. the River Ho, It Is not so Imposing, The new Steel Passenger Steamer of eighteen miles an hour. Land Commissioner of Canadian Westminster to deal with matters of This means a complete abandon being of lesser height. Two retain This really fine performance, con Northern Railway Had Prominent purely Imperial concern. Already ment by the government of the most ing walls constructed of brick were ditions considered, has been rendered Part in Raising Capital they are represented by British sub Important part of the veto policy. filled with earth and stones; at the possible by the placing in commis jects from overseas who have secured Mr. Asquith cannot get the sup base it is twenty-five feet wide, grad sion of the British Columbia Express seats in the Imperial House. Hon, port of many Liberals elorlul on the ually narrowing, till at the top it is "Camosun" company's fine new steamer, the Luminous and interesting observa Joseph Martin, one of Vancouver's veto policy to a compromise en that but fifteen to thirty feet. On top It B. X. This boat, which is 130 feet tions on the growth of Imperial bright men, can be cited as an ex policy, but h-3 can get Tory -upport;. is covered with bricks, and at the PRINCE RUPERT every Sun in length, and as luxuriously fitted unity, the changing attitude of the ample. and it seemn clear to m-3 that tho present time Is green with grass. day at 9 a.m. for Vancouver, as the Princess Charlotte, has ample motherland towards the Dominions "On various public occasions dur government intend to put thoir com arriving Monday afternoon. power to ascend the worse canyons In over Seas, Canada's wonderful de ing my stay in England I had an promise ih.'oigh the House by tit- For Stewart City on arrival from the Fraser between Soda Creek and velopment, the vast and varied re opportunity to express the opinion aid of the Opposit'on, thus dishing A great many women believe Vancouver Friday night. Fort George under her own steam, sources of British Columbia, railway that England is our largest and most the Nationalists, the Lilior party and everything that a man says and sus and without "lining up.' She climbs and financial affairs were made natural market for all our surplus the Radicals. pect everything he does. Northbound, leaves Vancouver through the dreaded Fort George by Col. A. D. Davidson, land com products, notably, grain, meats, fish I do not think thj Liberal party Wednesdays at 9 p.m. canyon in three minutes, the record missioner of the Canadian Northern and lumber and that to her we should was returned to power at the last previously being four hours. Many railway on his visit to the coast. be indebted for a large proportion election through any confidence Steerage Fare $5.00 a steamer has come to grief at this He recently returned from London, of the capital that has been and is which the electors had In the Pre point, at which, In addition to a ter now developing our vast natural re The "Camosun" is the only steamer Eng., where he assisted Mr. Wm. mier, but the electors who supported Fred Stork on the run having water-tight bulk rible current, rocks and islands make Mackenzie, president of the new sources. Our country is so vast that the government had confidence In Mr heads and double bottom, thus ensur the deep water channel tortouous and transcontinental line In successful It Is a certainty we shall have to be Lloyd George and Mr. Winston ing- safety of passeng-ers in case of doubly dangerous. financial negotiations respecting a borrower over there for many years Churchill. J General Hardwarecollissio n or wreck. It Is the Intention of the British various enterprises. Sixty-two mil to come. While I am in favor of Let me ask what has become of J. H. ROGERS, Ticket Agent Columbia Express company to Im lion dollars represents the amount of Canada manufacturing all she can those two gentlemen in these stir ...Complete Line of... mediately inaugurate a three-round- capital secured—a larger amount at home, I realize that many lined ring-times? I very much fear that trlp-a-week schedule between Soda than any figure ever raised by any can be manufactured more cheaply they have been found wanting, and HAYNOR BROS. over there. Well, as long as those Creek and Fort George, the B. | go two Canadians in England for the up that the great Liberal fight against FUNERAL DIRECTORS ing up one day and down the next. building and development of the Do conditions exist I am in favor of our the House of Lords will have to start VALVES This decision was announced by minion. A noteworthy feature is that people buying as much English-made all over again. and Messrs Miller and West, the manag nearly half of this immense sum was goods as possible In those varieties of Mr. H. H. Raphael writes: Pipe and Pipe Fittings PROFESSIONAL EMBALMERS ing director and superintendent re secured purely on behalf of British manufactures in which our home in Mr. Martin affects to speak on be spectively of the company, who were Columbia Industrial enterprises in dustries can not compete. This is half of the Radical party. By what in Vancouver last week. which Messrs. Mackenzie, Mann & not only a good business but a real right or title that claim is justified DR. W. B: CLAYTON- Co. are interested. Not one cent has sentimental policy. With increased DENTIST In connection with this river ser is not very apparent, and, in fact, —o- — vice, the company will supplement yet been raised either for the build trade relations comes more personal as a Radical, I entirely disavow his The Office In the Westenhaver Block, their present stage service between ing of the British Columbia section inter-communication and acquain- leadership. He is very ready to im Over Orme's Drug Store. Ashcroft and Quesnel by a new auto of the Canadian Northern, its two tainship and with it will follow in pute interested motives to those who Prince Rupert service. Orders are being placed for chief owners having ample facilities creased investments in the Dominon disagree with his views, and shows Washington Cafe the necessary machines, and the ser of their own for getting the work un by the people of the British Isles. his loyalty by an all-mannered and WM. S. HAxiL, L. D. S. D. D. S. vice will be so arranged as to make der way, west of the Rockies without "British Columbia is beginning to :-: DENTIST :-: entering the money market. Crown and Bridge Work a specialty. closer connections between steamer occupy a unique' position of favor A PLACE TO EAT All dental operations skillfully and railroad. While Col. Davidson unreservedly over there. Its vast and varied re Diamonds ! treated. Gas and local anaesthetics At the same time that these im gives all the credit of the success of sources are now becoming better Seats For Ladies administered for tlie painless ex traction of teeth. Consultation free. provements have taken place in the the London mission to Mr. Mackenzie known, and financiers already speak Diamonds !! Everything Clean and Tasty Offices, Helgerson Bk., Prince Rupert transportation facilities to Fort bis friends declare that he is too of it as one of the best fields for In Prices Reasonable George, corresponding improvements modest in his estimate of himself. vestment in the entire Dominion. Diamonds !!! have been achieved in the accommo The colonel to those who are familiar Lumber, timber, mines and fish are 3. H. IMLLSIHRY { I have a stock that is unsurpassed in W. F. CARPENTER, PROPRIETOR CIVIL ENGINEER dation that will greet the traveller on with his career, describe him as "a the chief resources about which I variety and quality and for ten days Surveying, Designs, Estimates, etc. his arrival at the town. This is a modern wizard of finance." He-deals was besieged with inquiries. In your I am offering any in the stock at Second Avenue, near Seventh Street much-needed change from tie condi in millions with the same nonchal climate you also possess an asset that prices that will warrant you looking Room 7, Exchange Block, at them whether you have any inten Corner Third Ave and Sixth Street tions of two months ago. A vigorous ance that smaller men handle thous can not be overestimated. Fruit tion of purchasing or not. and successful advertising campaign ands. Perhaps his strongest char growing in this province also oc Prince Rupert Don't miss this opportunity of see has made all America familiar with acteristic is the quiet reserve he dis cupies public attention. There are ing the best values ever offered in Some Rock Fort George and its future. Almost plays in closing deals involving enor thousands of well-to-do people in the British Columbia. C. W. NIOKERSON & CO. the moment spring opened up, hun mous amounts. In every sense ne is Uritish Isles who are ideally adapted —o— C. B. WARK Bottom CUSTOMS AND MERCHANDISE dreds rushed Into the country. The a clear-headed, far-sighted, broad- for cultivating small holdings, say —o— existing transportation facilities guage Canad'an, the type of man that devoted to garden truck or fruits, in Brokers, Forwarding Agents, broke down utterly under the pres has contributed so much to the crea scores of your fertile valleys. I (eel Prices Storage, etc. sure. Hundreds got no farther than tion of (he great Canadian West. confident that next year will see a See Us For Investment Ashcroft, hundreds more did not get Col. Davidson laid great stress up big trek across the water to British Clarmont Rooms J. W. POTTER past Quesnel. None of these people on the growing Importance of Can- Columbia. Anticipating this move Sixth Avenue near Fulton Street ARCHITECT AND STRUCTURAL Rupert City Realty & Inform ever got within over a hundred miles ade in England as a field for every ment as well as for other reasons the Comfortable, Homelike Rooms; New ENGINEER of the place they had come, In many variety of investment. He was no less Canadian Northern is now inaugurat ly Furnished Throughout; Bath ation Bureau, Ltd. Re-lnforced Concrete a Specialty cases great distances, to see. And ing Its own Immigration system In 1 —o— emphatic in expressing his opinion Rooms with Hot and PRIME RUPFR , B.C. Law-Butler Building - Prince Rupert those who did endure the hardships about the growth of imperial senti the agricultural districts of the Old Cold Water and delays necessary to a disorgan- ment and its inevitable result in the Country, so next year we hope to do Rates, $3.00 a Week and Upwards j iezd and Inefficient system -of travel GRAHAM ISLAND — "The surest direction of strengthening imperial our share in bringing to this prov Mrs. Annie McGrath, Proprletoress found on their arrival that the town unity. His facilities for forming cor ince a large number of the most de CANCELLATION OF RESERVE sign of tiie progress of a town or could neither properly feed or sleep rect impressions about British sen sirable settlers." district Is Its newspaper—live, ac NOT ICE is hereby given that the tive, hustling." "The Masset Re them. Under those conditions is re timent are exceptional. For over During their stay In London, reserve existing on Crown lands In view," MasBet, Q.C.I. quired much both of faith and forti thirty years he has paid frequent Messrs. Mackenzie and Davidson sold The Roland Rooms the vicinity of Babine Lake, situate tude to continue to strongly believe visits to the Mother country. His 150,000 acres of Saskatchewan farm Splendid Accommodations in Range B, Coast District, notice of in the future destiny of a city that early visits In the eighties were, on lands to an English company, which which was published in the British Newly Furnished Columbia Gazette, dated December gave its well-n ishers such discom business in connection with coloniza it proposes to colonize. Another deal forts in travelling to view It, and Hot baths; right down town; good 17, 1908, Is cancelled In so far as tion and land enterprises In Minne for the sale of 25,000 acres of Sas table board all round said reserve relates to lots number such a chilling reception on their ar sota and the Dakotas before the katchewan lands was closed with a ed 1519, 1518, 1517, 1516, 1515, RATES, FIFTY CENTS AND UP The Thompson \ rival. building of the Canadian Pacific rail Dutch company, which will bring out 1510, 1507, 1506, 1506A, 1503 1501, way. 1502, 1512, 1511, 1505, 1504, 1513, It speaks volumes for Fort George settlers from Holland. This company 1514, 1509, 1508, 1530, 1527, 1528, —for the hold it has on the people During their stay in England the is now erecting dwellings and farm 1529, 1531, 1532, 1533, 1534, 1535, Hardware Co. buildings so that the immigrants will 1537, 1539, 1536, 1538, 1540, 1541, who know it—that It came triumph two Canadians raised fourteen mil -SECOND AVENUE— antly through this unavoidable phase lion dollars In connection with the find everything in shape when they LAD YSMITH —— 1544, 1543, 1545, 1546, 1542, 1547, 1548, 1549, 1550, 1520, 1521, 1522, of its development. The remedy lay flotation of the Dunsmuir collieries arrive, thus enabling them to devote 1523, 1524, 1525, 1526, nnd 1561. on Vancouver Island and another their energies to tilling the soil. wholly with the improvement In the ROBERT A. RENWICK, Paints. General Hardware, means of access to the city. As soon seven and one-half million dollars — o COAL Deputy Commissioner of Lands. as this was done, immediate better for the Western Canada Lumber Co., Subscribe for The Prince Rupert Lands Department, Oils, Stoves and Ranges. the successor of the Fraser River H. B. ROCHESTER, - Centre Street Victoria, B. C, June 16th, 1910. ment took place In the town Itself. Journal now. (First Insertion July 5.) THE PRINCE RUPERT JOURNAL Friday, August 5, 1910 Pleads Insanity MARINE NEWS OF THE COAST •WHERE QUALITY IS KING.' (Continued from Page One) c SHIPPING GUIDE BELLE OF SCOTLAND LEAVES MAMMOTH DOCK Mrs. Unmuth, who had been house GEO. D. TITE The steamer Belle of Scotland has To Arrive Liverpool has determined to main keeper for a long time for accused left after discharging her cargo of Friday, August 5.—Camosun from tain her reputation as one of the in her cross examination gave evi rails. She will take on lumber for Vancouver. premier ports of the world. The big dence that she believed Williams was Saturday, August 6.—Humboldt from dock scheme, involving an expendi not responsible. She had been a Furniture Dealer the Orient. Skagway. ture of three and a quarter millions, nurse and had had to do with apop 3rd. Avenue Prince Rupert WILL OVERHAUL Princess Beatrice from Vancouver. which was decided upon In 1905, but lectic people. "He was a queer little Princess May from Skagway. was held back for financial reasons, man," she said. When she first saw An inspection of our stock In order to be overhauled, the Prince Albert from Skigedate, etc. still remains in abeyance, but the him she thought he was subject to of House Furnishings will apaplectlc fits or was a heavy drinker. convince you. For quality and Prince Rupert, which has been run Sunday, August 7.—Camosun from dock board has decided to proceed at economy you will leave us a ning continuously since she arrived Stewart. once with a smaller scheme, which She was led to believe he was apop Satisfied customer. lectic because of the sleepiness. He on the coast will be taken off her run Prince George from Seattle, Vic will provide accommodation adequate Dininc Room Furniture, Sideboards, on reaching the south this trip. She toria and Vancouver. to meet the requirements of the port would go to sleep with men talking in the office. He would sleep at the Boffeta, Dlnlnf Tablei, 6ft. will miss one trip north, not arriv Monday, August 8.—Cottage City for many years to come. anil 8ft. Extension ing next Wednesday. from Skagway. The new dock will cost $2,500,000, dinner table. He had been worse Princess Beatrice from Stewart. and will be.completed in three years. since the fire on First avenue and MARINE NOTES Prince George from Stewart. It will be 1,020 feet long, with an had been getting worse. Dlnlnf Room Chain, Quartered Oak with Princess Royal from Vancouver. entrance 120 feet wide, and a sill laid Her husband had had experience Lather Seats, Golden or Early Enfllah The Cottage City arrived this Tuesday, August 9.—City of Seattle at a level of 25 feet below the old in an asylum. They regarded him finish. Prices ranting from morning on her way north with about from Seattle. dock sill. It will be so constituted as not right. He was known as 100 tons of freight, 70 of which was Prince Albert from Masset, Port as to be available when specially re "Dippy Williams." He would be cross $22.50 to $50 lumber for the G.T.P. Beside her Simpson, etc. quired as a graving dock. The river when these fits were on him and Ir Just Received a regular Prince Rupert passengers she Wednesday, August 10—Cottage City at the entrance to the channel and ritable. He did not sleep at nights, Handsome Line of Wicker Chairs and Rockers had quite a number of tourists who from Skagway.- the channel itself will be deepened 27 lacked appetite and complained of spent the morning looking over the Prince- Rupert from Vancouver. feet below the old dock itself, so as headaches. Iron Beds, Springs and city. Thursday, August 11.—Pj'ince Ru to allow very- big vessels to come She understood that he had frac Mattresses, all sizes pert from Stewart. straight into dock from the river. The ture of the skull. He had told her MOW JAPANESE STEAMER Friday, August 12.—Humbodlt from channel will be protected by an em how the accident happened. It was WINDOW BLINDS Seattle. bankment, which will shield vessels that a heavy iron bolt or peg had dropped from the top of a ship on his Manufactured here to tit any Arriving at Seattle, the steamship Camosun from Vancouver. entering the dock from the fierce window up to 10 feet wide. Panama Maru, Capt. Ogata, of the winds blowing from the northwest. head. He was insensible for some time. That was three years ago last Osaka Shosen Kaisha line, completed To Depart The channel entrance will present her maiden voyage from Japan. the apearance of a huge bell mouth, may. She had read letter from Tapestry and Lace Curtains, Friday, August 5.—Camosun for She is under traffic arrangements and will be 400 feet wide, gradually friends asking if the operation had Poles and Trimmings Stewart. with the Milwaukee & Puget Sound narrowing down to a width of 120 been successful and if his head Saturday, August 6.—Humboldt for railroad, and after taking on board feet at the entrance to the dock. bothered him. She had advised the Seattle. accused to go back to Wales to be Special orders for Upholstering cargo will sail August 6 for the When one remembers that the of any kind. Orient. Princess Beatrice for Stewart. Mauretania, the largest ship in the treated, telling him he would lose The Panama Maru is a sister ship Princess May for Vancouver. world, measurer 790 feet in length, his mind entirely if he did not. He to the Mexican Maru and the Canada Sunday, August 7.—Camosun for it will be seen that the new dock, was very timid about fire. He would Maru, all three of which were built at Vancouver. over 1,000 feet long, will be able U not allow anyone to go upstairs GEO. D. TITE, - 3rd Ave. smoking and ordered lights out at the Nagasaki shipyards and launched Prince George for Stewart. accommodate aly of the ocean moa • 11 o'clock. He used to take a step within the last six months. Prince Albert for Masset, Kin- sters now afloat or building. ladder and peep over the transoms The Panama Maru is the fastest eolith, Port Simpson, etc. to see if they were using 16 candle of the triumvirate. Her 5400 indicat Monday, August 8.—Cottage City for Two Irishmen were in a city bank power lights. This was after the elec Dj^N2Jigj[^[rjj[rjjy|r^yy^ ed horsepower gave her a speed of Seattle. recently waiting their turn at the tric lights were not in use. He would 15% knots during her trial trip. Princess Beatrice for Vancouver. cashier's window. "This reminds me mumble about it. Witness said he She is equipped with four boilers, Prince George for Vancouver. of Finnegan," remarked one of them. wasn ot stingy. He was ready always SHERWIN & WILLIAMS while the Canada Maru and the Mex Princess Royal for Skagway. "What about Finnegan?" inquired to give to anything. He had lack of ico Maru have only three. Tuesday, August 9.-—City of Seattle the other. " 'Tis a story that Fin memory. His bad spells were brought Although the Panama Maru is pri- for Skagway. negan died, and when he greeeted on by excitement. marly ,1 freight boat, with a net ton Wednesday, August 10.—Cottage St. Peter he said, 'It's a fine job nage of 3750, splendid accommoda City for Seattle. you've had here for a long time.' Accused, she said, slept in the tions have been made for passengers. Prince Rupert for Stewart. 'Well, Finnegan,' said St. Peter, 'here linen room . He kept the window The quarters of the 186 steerage we count a million years as a min locked and the door locked. He -PAINTS- Thursday, August 11.—Prince Ru passengers are better than th second pert for Vancouver, etc. ute and a million dollars as a cent.' said some one wanted to harm him COVER THE EARTH. and he wanted to be safe. He kept cabin on most trans-Pacific liners. Prince Albert for Skidegate. 'Ah!' said Finnegan, 'I'm needing AVE ARE SOLE AGENTS The crew numbers eighty men, in Friday, August 12.—Camosun for cash. Lend me a cent.' 'Sure,' said a lantern burning always after dark. cluding twenty-three officers. Stewart. St. Peter, 'just wait a minute.' " Accused was always afraid of people CARLOAD JUST ARRIVED stealing from him. Witness said she understood that THE LABOR SITUATION TEMPORARY LIGHT OFFICIALS COMING accused had been an engineer. He Ready Mixed Paints, Water Stains bad twelve years experience on boats Witness said that when he had Paints Ground in Oil, and Collingwood Schreiber Does Not See City Engineer is Going Into the Subject G-T.P. Party Will Reach Here on Inspec these despondent fit* sne used to get Paints Ground in Japan, Decotint Why Workers Do Not Offer of a Supply for This tion on August 24 by Prince him in the kitchen and make him tell IN ALL COLORS Services. Winter. Rupert. what was the matter. When he had Varnishes, Shellac, etc. done this he was better for some weeks. He would follow witness about He Hints That There May be Spirit Rollers of B. C. Tie & Timber Com- President of Company, Vice President like a child. Since March he had Prince Rupert Hardware & Supply of Rivalry in Soutii Which puny Suggested as Menus of And Others Will Pay Visit been in one of these fits continu is Affecting it Power to the City ously. Company, Ltd. THOS. DUNN, M*. Questioned as to the habits of Mr. Williams towards women, witness said she considered he was altogether Collingwood Schrieber, of the Do At Wednesday evening's meeting Following the visit of the Premier MBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB too good to them. He could not do minion government staff, who is here of the city council, in reply to a ques of the Dominion, Prince Rupert will Inspecting the work on the G.T.P. enough for them. After witness left tion, it was explained that the city have an opportunity to welcome a line, has made an official trip over engineer is at present in possession Mr. Williams was in one of these party whose connection ' with this the part on which the rails are laid of data furnished him by the light spells. He would come down very day to the .Queen's Hotel. and reports that It is in good shape. committee and which was collected city is fraught with the greatest He is now going up the Skeena to from various sources by that body. promise for the future. It is the of When in these fits Mr. Williams lost his nerve completely. About work along the line which the con The engineer is going into the sub ficials of the G. T. P., including tractors have in hand. four or five weeks before the fire The Westholme ject of a temporary system of lighting Charles M. Hays, the president of Mr. Williams was offered $7,000 for and is expected soon to make a re Asked by a Journal representative the company, and E. J. Chamberlin, his place. He wanted $10,000. port. how the work looked to him, Mr. the vice president and general man Witness had no doubt about his in Schrieber, who never minces matters Aid. Naden called attention to. the Lumber Company, Ld. ager. There will also be a number sanity at the time of the fire. in the least, replied that the work fact that a representative of the B. C. of the other officials, among those In reply to Mr. Fisher, witness said was being done all right. It was in We carry the largest stock of Tie & Timber Company was now in expected being D'Arcy Tate, the she considered Mr. Williams harm good shape but there was not enough the city with instructions to either less. During these spells she thought Building Supplies in the North. of it. He lamented the fact that the solicitor, G. TJ. Ryley, land commis sell or move the machinery to Van he realled what was right and what Quotations given on short notice in all lines. company could not get sufficient couver. There were some boilers In sioner. The party will reach here was wrong. ( labor 10 prosecute the work as vigor place and while he did not know in on August 24 by the Prince Rupert. In reply to Mr. Patmore witness, ously as it would like to do it. what shape these were, he thought it The visit of the officials of the said that she did not believe that Mr. Rough and Dressed Lumber "I don't know what's the matter," might be worth Investigating to see company Is always looked forward Williams would do anything wrong added he, "with the labor in British if they could be used to supply power to with the deepest Interest In view when In his senses. She did not be Shingles and Lath Columbia, On the prairies there is for a temporary light system. of the fact that questions of policy lieve that when he set fire to the good' labor available but for some •Aid. Pattullo moved to have the relative to the Pacific section are al house he knew what he was doing. Mouldings and Cases reason it cannot he got in this prov light committee look into this. ways expected to be made then. The To tho judge she said she never Doors and Windows ince." subject of additional mileage to he saw him do anything criminal when When ii was suggested to him that Hit; GAME HUNTERS let will probably be gone into during under these spells. He had a high We handle Plaster and Lime at reasonable prices there was reported to be plenty of the visit, as the engineer, C. C. Van standard of honor as far as she knew laborers offering In Vancouver and A Number Will Pay Visits to This Arsdol is now covering the route. him. Get our quotations for nlljclasses of buildings. Seattle, Mr. Sc-lirii-licr suggested that, Province This V'ear Chief McCarvell of the police force OFFICE AND . possibly Vancouver did 1101 fee! very told of his vlslis to the scene of the WAREHOUSES FIRST AVENUE much Inclined to direct labor this Sir Richard Musgrave, of England, F. O. E. tire, and of his arerst of Williams. way in view or ihe rivalry in the mat the man who se'eral years ago cap- His cautioning of him and the con ter ul' the future*seaports, lie agreed lured 11 72-pound salmon, the largest Prince Rupert aerie, No. 1845, is fession later by the accused, all of W there should be nothing of the kind- • ever caught in British Columb still growing rapidly. Last Wednes which was given at the time of the Unci Vancouver would nol ho affected waters with a hook and line, Is now day night a class of twelve was preliminary hearing. said he regarded the man as insane by the rise- nf another greal shipping RICH MINING on his way from Groat Britain to tills initialed. The aerie will meet every Mr. Naden being recalled, andask- at times. port here, bul he hinted thai some province with a party of friends. They Wednesday at S.20 hereafter in the Mr. Naden, being recalled and ask C. R. Stewart said It was a stand spirit of this kind seemed to pro- Engineer Has Faith in Properties will spend some weeks fishing in K. of P. Hall, which is in the Hel ed as to Williams actions, said "he ing joke that accused was "batty." vail. Abont Hazelton the Campbell, river, the stream from gerson black, The Grand Aerie will acted more like a kid than a sane E. W. McCulloch said he thought If the labor were to offer now the which Sir Richard made his pheno man." be held in St. Louis, Mo., from Au there was something wrong with him Mr. Cue, a well known mining en liciiiiiniciii .-nun i- believed the com menal catch, according to informa gust 22 to 27. $1,500 is to be given For the defence, Mr. Patmore call the first time he met him Witness gineer, was a passenger on the Prince pany could handle several thousand tion received by Bryan Williams, pro in casli priezs for best drill teams. ed O. M. Helgerson. He always re said he had haa experience in the more men than they had this winter. vincial game warden. Sir Richard's garded Williams as "light-headed." asylum in Australia. Rupert's last trip. He went on to ' It was a serious thing, he realized, wife Is a sister of James Dunsmuir, He told of playing a practical jcke on The evidence of Dr. McNeill was Stewart to examine some mining for Prince Rupert that the work formerly Lieutenant-Governor of tha primitive wlidness. Among those who him in which he had him accept a here submitted when the case was ad properties there. should be delayed. province. have signified their intention of com twenty-five cent bill (shin plaster( as journed. .Now that Ihe restrictions had been Several people of note will visit ing are: Colonel A. L. Parry, D.S.O., twenty-five dolalrs. Mr. Cue recently visited Hazelton taken off by the Dominion govern the province this fa. rrnt in the England; Mr. Homer Sargeant, Phila John Goodwin testified that assuc- In an advisory way and was quite ment there should he more offering Cassiar and Lillooet districts during delphia, Pa.; Mr. A. I. Smith, Pitts ed acted strangely on July 16, asking M. Eastman, who has been running taken with the mining prospects but he agreed that it might take a the season for big game, which opens burg, Pa.; Mr. Franz Rasenberg, Nor witness why he did not talk to him. a men's clothing store on Third av there. He believes that some very little time liefore labor lost its September '. and closes December 31. way, who is now hunting in Pata Max L, Unmuth, who had had enue, sold out his stock and left last rich propositions will be opened up timidity in the matter, having been The northern portion of British Co gonia; Mr. George Wilder, of Eng charge of wards in an insane asylum, night on the Prince Rupert with his about Hazelton and looks forward to turned back because of the lack of lumbia is one of the few sections of land, and Mr. A. C. Smith, of Bos testified to the accused having delu wife, and Mr. and Mrs. Milllgan and $25 on the part of those who had the world In which big game can still ton, Mass. Al these men are more sions at times. His wife was house family. He will take up his residence that becoming quite a good mining attempted to come in previously. be found In numbers and In their or less famous as big game hunters. keeper and he lived there also. He in Kelowna. centre.