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\vUitiM '^ JUN 9-^ *i Zhc Sun<-"##•2pTOR\^'S-* ... .»3*-. ^ ^ Fifth Year*•-No.llk y Grand Forks, B. C, Tuesday, June 5,1906 Issued Twice a Week The clerk read the quarterly fin this city, having been a member of ancial statement, which showed that the local Fraternal Order of Eagles the receipts to have been 817,843.05, NEWS OFTHE CITY for some time. He was also a mem DIVISIONAL POINT and expendtures $18,141,42. ber of the Knights of Pythias lodge at Aid. Lequime, chairman pro tem Danville. Deceased leaves a wife Music Hath Charms to Sooth of the board of works, reported that Unparalleled Good Fortune and two children to mourn his demise. Great Northern Will Move Its the Members to the Ex the board had abandoned its inten of a Grand Forks Livery The funeral services, in charge of the Shops From Marcus to tions of laying a sidewalk on the Eagles, were held at Danville this tent of $250 west side of the school, as the street "Plug" afternoon at 2 o'clock, a large number This Point had not been opened up there. of members of that order from this Will Keep Bicyclists Off the They had decided to lay a walk on eity being present. Fifth street from Winnipeg avenue Franklin Stage to Be Opera W. P. Tierney Secures the Sidewalks to Make Room to Mr. Street's residence. Tenders Geo. Clark returned last Friday ted Every Other Day Af from a protracted visit with his par Contract for Grading the for Baby Carriages had been asked for for the cross walks. The only tender received ter This Week ents in Ontario, Kettle Valley Line was one from D. Whiteside for $6.00 The Great Northern Railway com per crosswalk. The regular bi-weekly meeting of pany havo decided to double the capa Aid. Clements, chairman of the M. Phalen, traveling master mech the city council was held in the A good story is being circulated in city of their round house at Weston water and light committee, reported anic of the Great Northern, waB in council chamber last night, Mayor Franklin. Thomas 11. Drummond, within the city limits, and also to that the work of stringing the wire the city last night. Mr. Phalen con Hutton, Aid. Clements, Cooper, manager of the Dominion Copper establish work shops in the same to the new steel works had been firmed the rumor which has been in Gaw, Lequime and Spraggett being company, and Jas. H. Kennedy, chief yards. This improvement will be commenced. The new fire alarm circulation for a few days past to the present. engineer of the Vancouver, Victoria commenced at once, and is undoubted system had been ordered. The effect that the Great Northern intends A communication was received ifc Eastern railway, visited the camp ly the initial step towards making this estimated cost of 8500 would pro to make Grand Forks thoir divisional from C. A. S. Atwood, requesting last week. Mr. Drummond rode a a divisional point. poiut in the near future. The shops that the council remove the grass, bably be slightly exceeded. *The pet mare on this trip. The night they are to he moved from Marcus to this brush and rubbish from Victoria new system would be very complete, spent at Franklin .was cold, wet and Jack Ivellot, a smelter employee, place. This decision on the part of avenue, west of Fourth street, and consisting of ten boxes. blustry. In lieu of any other cover- left on Sunday via the Great North the Great Northern will undoubtedly also improve the grade of the street. On motion of Aid. Cooper, the it'g, Mr. Drummond cut a $10 rubber ern for a trip to England, where he induce the Canadian Pacific to move The members of the council appear water and light committee was blanket .in two and went out in the will spend a few months with rela their shops from Eholt to this place, ed to think that if this requesi. was authorized to purchase a gong for Stygian darkness with the intention tives. thus making Grand Forks the most granted property owners from other the No. 2 station. of protecting his animal fro.u the in The Kettle River Fruit and Irriga important railway center in the prov- sections of the city would bave a The cemetery committee reported clement elements. But the next tion company, owning a large acreage vince. right to petition the council along that progress was being made on morning he found he had made a mis of choice fruit lands near Midway, is the same lines. The request was re the erection of the new fence around take, having put the blanket on Mr. making great headway in improv TORONTO, June 4.—A contract has ferred to the board of works, with the burying grounds. Kennedy's instead of his own. The ing these lands. They are also build been let here today to W. P. Tierney power to act, in accordance with a Mr. Harrigan wanted the city to joke of this incident lies in the fact ing a sawmill at Rock Creek with a ifc Co., of Melson, for the extension of resolution previously passed by tbe recoup him for the loss he had sus that Mr. Kennedy rode an old livery daily capacity of 15,000 feet, where the Kettle Valley railway in the council on this subject. tained by reason of the river wash "plug," which you are not supposed lumber can be furnished for building Boundary district from Grand Forks A petition from a number of local ing away a portion of his lot, claim to give the best of attention when out purposes to the small fruit growers. westward for a distance of about 60 ing that a log jam had forced tbe on a trip. musicians asked for a subscription miles. Mr. Tierney has heen in the from the city for instruments for a current to his property. The coun Erskine Smith <fc Co. have purchas W. B: Willcox, editor and propri cit*/for some days in connection with band, the instruments to remain the cil was of the opinion that Mr. Har ed another team for their Franklin eter of the Phoenix Pioneer, has been the contract anil leaves for the west property of the city. Mr. C. David rigan should have lodged his com stage, and after this week the stage visiting the Nortli Fork and Franklin at once o take up the work. No son addressed the council on behalf plaint for damages with the Yale- will be run every other day instead of camp, for the purpose of fiiuiiliiirizin; figures were given out, but it ,is said of the petitioners. He said that the Columbia Lumber company. Mr. twice a week as at present. himself with their present activity. that th" expenditures involved in the band would not be connected with Harrigan stated that he intended to include both the city and the lum construction of the new line will he the athletic club. If the city gave a Lloyd A. Manly is grading his A dispatch was received here Fri about 81,250,000. subscription of $250, two of the ber company in his complaint, so as residential lots opposite Bridge street day evening from Rock Creek stating George Tierney was interviewed aldermen could act as trustees. A to be sure ho had the right parties. across the North Fork, and intends that Willis W. Meadows, a wealthy late last night at Nelson and he con set of by-laws would be drawn up, On motion, it was decided to hold to erect a line residence this fall. rancher and well known in that dis firmed the Toronto dispatch. The and members would probably havo a court of revision on the 18th inst., trict, wus found dead ou his ranch road will run from Grand Forks to to buy their own uniforms and pay the members of the ciiy council, The long drawn out case of Rex vs. that day. The tlcceased wus unmar the McKinley mine, a distance of monthly dues, as they did not wish with the exception of Ald.Spraggett, Jones was concluded in Judjie ried, about fifty year of age, 'and one ahout 50 miles, and will cost about to ask for too much at one time. to constitute the same. Cochrane's court at a late hour last of the early settlers in the Boundary au even million dollars. Mr. Tierney The chief of police was instructed Friday night. Judgment was reserv The council appeared to be unani country; also an extensive (raiser of to [notify parties tethering horses in added that lie had received several mous in the opinion that it would ed until the 19th inst. cattle, owning more that a hundred vacant lots to tie so that they could telegrams from his father during the be a good investment,and on motion head. The cause of his death is not not cross the sidewalks and get out Two important strikes of good ore day and that he would leave for the of Aid. Cooper and Clements, the known. A. C. Sutton, official admin into the streets. were made on the pathfinder mine Boundary to commence the work to request for 8250 was granted, with istrator, has taken charge of the estate A long discussion on the subject last Saturday. morrow or next day. the understanding that the instru of the dead man. of prohibiting breweries from retail ments remain the property of the An important strike was made last There is an unconfirmed rumor in ing beer without a city license en eity.