J^AY 271908 J CLUB POOL ROOM Now ©|>en SIX GOOD lABLls.' CIGARS, TOBACCOS W. r. I alt **Jfli* Wlmxtm „*«,-*»*%* i <* Tbe Welcome Parlor 6S lonidale Avenue ICE CREAM, : OFT DRINKS, FRUITS, Candies, Tobaccos, Fancy Groceriet tV Deliettteuen Piftiir Luiifli'-s Our Spi riall) hfrl order. Serval ■I All II* "ti. VOLUME«;. . awijUUVKR, B. C., FRIDAY, MAV 22, 19(18. NUMBER 14 CITY COUNCIL The sdjourned meeting ol the city council wis held lilt evening, Aid. Irwin alone being absent Communications: From Cani- diin Municipal Journal, liking luhseription; filed. From R. G. McPherson, MR, to the effect thaltlie charter ol the V. W. & Y. Railwiy is found in the revised statutes, and thit there ii no effort being madi at preient to lecure an extemion ol the same, filed. From Geo. Hutton, requeuing s boird wilk on St. Andrew'i, Irom Ei- plsnsde to Firit; to be notified thit the work comet under the local improvement byliw. From C. Kition, requeuing thit the ditch be deepened put hit property on Filth itreet; boird of worki to re port. From A. Philip, CMC, requesting thit no chinge tie made in the water ratei outiide Ihe city limits until Ihe diitrict hid formed ill wster area; referred to water committee. From D. McGrcgo , re adjustment of iniurauce rstei; referred to finince committee. From A. C. Glsdwin, requesting thst St. George's roid lo St. Andrew'i be opened n s working rosd, si he istendito build; boird of worki to let. From city clerk, Vsncoursr. acknowledging the receipt of letter re expropristion of property for ferry spproiehci ind additional itreet lights; the former nutter referred to their solicitor sod the litter will be complied with st once. From secretary of boird of trade, notifying council thit boird hn endoried (hair ic* tion re ferry approaches ind trim facilities st Vancouver; received with thsnki. From A. Philip, C. M.C, proposing joint meeting of finince committee!, to srrsnge nl juitment of mmi owing the district by the city; meeting to he hr Ul it a nine to be agreed upon by tlie committees. From the president ol the Ferry Co., with the infor- mition thit the claim of the eity for liooo dimigei for inefficient •ervice it of no effect, n the com* piny ii running it lent three more trips per diy thin ire called for hy the igrcement—u • comment on this mertion the mayor reid in extract from the igreement, which provided (hit the Ferry Compiny ihould piy li liquidated damages the mm of t\ per trip for every trip not run in accordant e with the schedule printed by the compiny —comideration deferred for committee of thi whole. From the Kerry Compiny, to the' effect that the hsll hour service bid been tried ind hid not piid, bnt thit the compiny intended running i hill- hourly iirvu-e ou holidays and ilm ing summer, when the traflic wirrauted it. Ai to the eirly morning tervice, the compiny ii prepired to entertain my lugges- tiom that cm he mide (or in improvement. Referred to committee of the whole. A plin of miIi division of block 7 D. I. 616, wn referred bick, on iccount of ihowing a 3] foot roid,* Goro Ktburiggi iddrened lhe council on Ihe plans of the Japanese tea gardens, and requeued that the city grant them free witer ind exemption from taxation for a term of yean. Water committee to report. Boird of worki iccounts, to the ininiini of ^96, ind witer committee account!, for #107.39, were ordered paid. Hospital committee reported arrangement to pay the hoipitil 1 Imniis of t^i per month ind to pay for indigent patients. Recommendation! idopted ind agreemen's to be drawn. Board of worki liked for instructions re locstion of tramline extemion on Lonsdale ave. Line to be placed in middle ol 66 foot itreet; hoard to let. In view of incidrntl which Inn spired it ntepiyers' meeting on Wednesday evening, the mayor re- quelled council to mthoriae s ipecisj audit, which wn ordered. The committee already named by Ihs mayor wai ippointed to select a chartered scrountsot for the Ratepayers' Mcctinc The rstepsyers' meeting, Wed- nesdiy evening, in the city hsll, windered fu afield, the subjects of discussion comprising the $17,000 loan bylaw, Ihe Wallace shipyards aid bylaw, feny matteri, ind city finance!. The J17,ocn) loan bylaw did not evoke very ardent discussion, the consensus of opinion appearing lo be that, whereas it would involve a very high rate of taxation were the several outstanding amounts ol which lliis amount it composed, to be piid out ol this year's revenue, it would be preferable to distribute thit piyment over 1 term of years by meant of a debenture loan. The ratepayer! were decidedly of opinion, however, that before the bylaw ii given their issent, they should be provided with in itemized statement showing the respective imonnts of which the 117,000 it composed, and the purpose (or which eich was incurred. The informition provided wit not sufficiently explicit in Ihii regird, being lo the effect thit there were two bank loans of $10,000 ind of $5080 respectively, ind other imounti that hid been piid en contracts The principle of the loin was clearly approved by the meeting, with the proviso thit these itemi be provided. The Wallace Shipyards Aid bylaw wis discussed it length. Mr. Willice stited the compiny held 1 crown grant (or their proper!" here ind thit the mirine wiyi would be io constructed thit the expropriition of a railway right of way would not interfere with their operation, although it might interfere wilh the ship building part ol their business. The wsyi to, be built here would be 1600 torn ei- pscity ind the average haul of a vessel thereon would lie f too. So far thii yeir, in Vincouver, they had paid out $14,000 in wages. Colis F. Iiekion recognised the merest of the industry, iti deiira- bility to the city ind the ability of thi management, but he objected to the principle of guaranteeing the bonds of industrial enterprises. The city would get 1 desirable industry ind 1 good payroll, with an additional population of 150, but thii would not repay for the impairment 0! the pncticil loaning power of the city in the money market, which would be involved. In the very nature of tbingi these industries sre bound to come here anyway within 1 (ew yeara, ind in the face of the need of .streets, sewerage, etc., it wu expedient thit the borrowing power of the city be conserved to the utmost. The precedent which this guinn- tee would estsblish wai one thii the city could not sustain. A general discussion of the fin- inciil condition of the city grew out of Ihe debate, in the course of which j. R. J. Murray referred to the prrvailing uncertainty ii|xui the pirt of tome of the ratepiyeri 11 lo the city'i finances, ind moved 1 hit an independent sudit ol ths city's looks l>e hid. Mayor Kelly hid no objection to inch 1 motion were it In brder, but ii thii meeting wu not called (or nn h 1 purpose ind Ihe mo- ion wu not in order. However, in order that the purpose might be ittained, he would appoint k committee to arrange for an independent audit is follows; Junes A McNair, Mr. Beailey, |. K J Murray, ind J. Phillipo. Councillor McNiught was of opinion that the committee was not in order, as the statutes pro- vided the means whereby an Ms- pendent audit might be hid. Ile further brought out thii Ihe toll authorized debenture loins ol the city stood it $519,600, Ihe interest and sinking fund upon which would amount to over $30,000 a year, or practically as much at the entire city revenue for 1007. Thii, he thought, wis "going some," ind it wu lime to call a halt. Aid. May, and Messrs. Sargent, Chance, Fowler, Phillipo, Kendal, Aid. Crickmay. and others participated in the discussion. Report Irom the joint hospital Repairs were effected committee, to the effect that hospi- J morning, til arrangements have been com-' the next pleted witli the Misses Dawion is hitherto published. From the agriculture and mining committee, stating that both councils are cooper 'ing with the board toiecure thc owning of the Lillooet trail. The government has been written, but no reply is u yet to hind. From the committee on the yeir book, to the eflect that the book will be completed thii week. It his beei decided to offer thc bonk for circulation at jjcents per copy; also to forward copiei to Ihe agent general in London, the provim ml secretary and the minister of mining and agriculture. Alderman Irwin gave notice of motion that the bylaws be amended as follows: Section III—"It shall be tha duty of the secretary lo tend 1 special notice to my officer who thill be absent from the regular meeting (or three consent* tive meetings without known cause, ind liter such ib-senre and notice, ihould no ciuse be shown on or before the lollowing general meeting, the .lint- may be declared vacant." ln respon K to in invitation from the ehiir, J. P. Fell made 1 few re- msrks, if the course of ivhich he observed, "with regsrd to thelerrv, I think the time for Hiking his pined. It is now time to do something." A general discussion of lerry millers lollowed. The mayor stited thit the council hive no intention of receding from the position recently liken in their claim for $2000 The relative value of straight or djagoul approaches to the ferry wu debited and motions were pasted,endoning the ac lion of the eity council it to the proposed expropristion of Isnds by the Vancouver council at to the running ol a tram line in conjunction with the ierry at tht Vancouver end. The query, "Why do the mail bags close one hour before the departure of mails'' precipated 1 lively discusiion. resulting in the reference of the imtter to the tourist snd settlers committee for adjust ment with the postmsster. Mr. Froinnie his let a contract to V. Cross for clearing a piece ol land on the Pipe Line roatl, at the junction of Centre street,ind is going to erect a building Ior Stewart & McDonald. Tlui firm will open a strictly up to date grocery store as soon as the building is completed. A. Anderson, of block 44, D. L. 1087, met with rather a painful accident last Friday afternoon. He was putting the rafters on his uew house when a board he was standing on broke, and he fell about ten feet to the giound, spraining his ankle so that he is still laid up. He is progressing favorably at the time of going to press. Empire Day is being celebrated todiy at Lynn Valley public school. A (lag, presented hy Aid. hwin, will be hoisted at two o'clock. Appropriate aongs and recitations will be rendered by the school children. Sports—skipping race,sack race, potato race, egg race, wheelbarrow race, and the like—will occupy the rest o( the afternoon, the public is invited to be pres ent. LOCAL NEWS Japanese Tea Gardens Goro Kaburaggi, the chief pro moler of the proposed Japanese tes gsrdeus in North Vancouver, now has the project well in hand and good progress is being made A fifteen year leaae on three acies of ground.at tbe corcer of Twenty tint St. snd St. George's ive. im mediately opposite the recreation grounds), hai been aecured Irom the B C' Electric Ry. Ca, The teate carriis witli it free light lor term ol five yein. A gang of workmen started clearing the grouod yesterdiy. lt ii the intention to preserve 1 number of the trees (or the pui poses of an ornamental grove. The grounds will be artistically laid oul alter the Japanese idea. A number ot small hsh ponds will be located here ind there and winding paths will intersect the grounds in diffeient dilec* hunt The de igmng of lhe grounds his been performed by Mr. Vamaiiiolo. who was for sever ll yein garden designer lor C01111I Okuina.ivho has p.-ilia pit he liue.i grounds in Japan. A Japanese tea house will lie erected ami also an amusement hall. A Japanese curio store ami a museum, with ancient agricultural 1 in pi 'eiits, weapons, etc, will be teatuies of the institution Japanese tidies in native costume will urvetei in either Japanese or English style. At silted seasons select entertainments will lie held, such ii muiicil peifotminces, acrobatic exhibitions, etc. The work will l>e prosecuted conlinu ously and il is hoped to have the operations sufficiently far advanced to open the grounds for I '•■ minion Day. The gardens will be in ..p. tainin for a period o( il least seven months during each year and will be advertised under the mine "Fairyland". The company ii organised on a joint itock basis, in slian-s of $10 each, which ire now offered to the public it pai, tu. are meeting with | ready sale. K rticultural Association The lathes' committee met with the directors on Tuesday evening. The programme (or lhe opening of the new pavilion on July lit was arranged as lo'lowt:—The ladies will purvey refreshment! to the public during the diy ind evening. ll the evening there will be 1 reception concert ind in istembly, when the building will be formally declared open. It it hoped to have present Ihe minister of agriculture aud other members o( the government and prominent citi less The ladies intend calling upon the cititens for attittince in the matter of supplies ind for helpen in ths trillions duties of the day. Excellent progresi is btifcj made with tlie building. The floor will be completely Uid esrly next week, while several expert designers are at work upon the plans for the grounds. The annual exhibition will be held on Sstuidsy, September 5th, snd Lsbor Day, September 7th, will Im* celebrated by a high t lass concert. The ladiet are planning a ule of work for October, in aid of the building fund. The department hai notified the diieci,nt tint governmentil lid must be based upon the number of members. This mikei it highly imperative thit the membership list be largely increased, and every citiien interested should be enroll ed without deliv. The directors ire bmy men,' who ire giving 1 great ileal of time lo the work ol the usdbiition, ind they cinnol herelore be expected to nuke 1 |ienonil canvass for members. Memliership cirdi nuy be hid Irom my ol Ihe director!, the le- tretiry, ind it Thi Eirsus office. Boitd ol Trade Preiident Phillipo occupied the 'Imr it Ihr. reg llir meetia! of the Boird of Trade on Tuesday evening. Lynn Valley Notes Monday'! electrical itorm put out ol business the telephone system ol the Hastings Shingle Co. The Bulldmf, Record Following Ihe large lilt ol new ■milling', published in Tmi Ex* MM last week, the lollowing record (or the present week will be read with intereit;— A. J. Clements, 1 reiidence, on street Sidney Humphries, residence, Fourteenth street E. Chas. Durlisse, dwelling, Four teenth itreet E. F H* Diy, dwelling, Fourteenth slreel E. John McEwen, residence, Filth street W. D. Cinceleor, cottige, Fourth itreet E. F Wheeler, cottige, on Fourth street E. I.nuis Pige, Iwo COtllges on Fifteenth street, W. In addition lo the above the con tract was signed on Monday by Meisrs. Kedi * Andnu, for Ihe construction of the new iddihon to the Pilice hotel Thu idditi.m will more thin double Ihe piesenl cspicity of the home, giving 100 roomi in ill,ind will coil complete $35,000. The present plini include two public lulls, which w.ll be available for local entertain menu, snd slso s roof garden, lor which thn location ii certainly ideal. Empire Day exercises are being held today at the public school. Rapid headway is being made on the Keith block, corner Lonsdale and First. Voting nn the Special Loan and Wallace Shipyards Aid bylaws takes place on Wednesday, June 3. Miss Iveraon, of Firit itreet,left list week to spend tome time al Sechelt, with her sister, Mn. R. II. I Iilnnil and little son. A building is being erected it the end of the Lynn valley trim line, ind when completed it will he occupied 111 fruit ind confection- try store. The fruit trees in Lonidale Gar- deus and ont or two oilier places, having become diseased,have been destroyed by order of government inspectors. Athletics at the first of July eel ebratmn will bt ''iscussed ind arrangements made al a public meeting, to be held thii (Fridiy evening) at the city hall. Tlie ferry St. George met with a mishap Monday eveniag, having collided with the approach to the wharl at the Vancouver end. The lorward part of the boat on the one side was badly smashed up. John McNib, who hu bought into Eraser Bros.' hardwire and plumbing business, hu arrived in the city with hit family, and ii residing it 170 Third itreet W. Mis. Ron Peen, of Moodyville, ii 1 daughter of the family. ln the case of Selkirk vi Diplock the defence irgued on Wednesday lor anon suit,which w.s not granted ind lurther argument of the case wu postponed, to give tbe pirtiei opportunity to arrive st 1 settlement if possible. The case 'will come up igiin thii (Fridiy) morning. Mettra. Wheelir, Crowtton ind Hiig, together with H. E. Reid, repretenlitive of the local lodge, took in the Pythian grand ledge at Victoria lait week, ind report 1 successful affair. H. A. Brown,of Revelstoke, wu elected 11 grind chincellor, while Rowland wu ehoien u the next place of meeting. A meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held on Thursday next it 8 p.m., it the home ol Mrs. Ales Philip, Second itreet, for the pin pose of appointing dr legale! to the Dominion convention. The re gulai meeting nl the Vancouver branch (just concluded) disposed much important, business, which will also come under review. Thi Exiskis is in receipt ol 1 letter from "Weary one," with reference to Ihe ferry queition, ind from "Subscriber" on the nutter of prize fights. On iccount of pressure on ipsce thete letten ire held over. Meanwhile, it will be irecesufy for "Subscriber" to for wlrd his mine, not for publii ation, but is proof of good faith. The inniverury ol the incorpor- iimti ol 1 te city wu fittingly oh served Mondiy evening by a reception ind muiicale given by Miyor ind Mrt. Keily.it their home, corner of Filleenth ind St Andrew'i Ave. The lunction wu mended liy the member! ol the tity ind iiuiiili ipil councils, the stiff it the city lull inti many prominent citi- xens, sccompsnied by their wives. The lightning, which concluded the heivy storm ol Mondiy lul played havoc wilh things il the local power home, by putting one ol Ihe big rntinei temporarily out nf holiness. Although the whole lorre wu it once put to work to tepiir the damage, il required quits eighteen hours r.( steid) work belore the mtclmery wu again in working order. During this lime tlie cm were, ol 1 muscat 1 stand still. Senile is miking very elibonte inspirations lor celebrating the visit ol the biltleihip fleet. Miy .•Mb will be the lulminating day ol the futilities, when the pro gramme include! the parade of marines, soldiers, nstionil guardsmen, etc., together with tquatic •porti ind the presentation ol 1 gold key lo Rear Admiral C. S. Sperry. The city is prepared to entertain a record breaking multi tude of visitors. New Ferry Project Desiring lo give lhe citizens ol North Vancouver the exict (ictt concerning the proposed new (erry setvice, and having learned thit Henry Eves was conversant with the true inwardness of the movement, Tut. Exmss interviewed him, propounding the query:— "Mr. Eves, will you provide the paper, Ior the public, with 1 statement of the real (acts with regard to the proposed second ferry ?" In reply, Mr. Eves stated that for some time past persons had been dropping into his office ;.nd deploring the unsatisfactory service given by the Ferry Company,until finally it was suggested that a lilt be made ol those who would be willing to like shires in 1 new lerry project, wilh the result thli within 1 short time it became evident that there would be comparatively little difficulty in securing subscribers for iny reasonable amount that might be required to provide sav two fait motor boitl, with a capacity of about fifty pai- lengeri etch ind fitted for firit diss traffic Subsequently it was learned that certain parties in Vancouver had been working quietly on a similar project. The Vancouvi r people came over and conferred with the movers in the local project. It wal learned (hit their proposition wu to capitalize a company (or about $60,000, to pnt on four fait passenger boati to give 1 ten minute service snd two freight boats to give a half hourly service. They had already been offered a subscription of $10,000 of their shirei should the scheme go ahead, and also suitshle landing facilities st this end ol the run. An amalgamation of tbe two movements WU proposed lad favorably considered Further ne- gotiitioni were deferred (or 1 lew diyi, in order thit eertun items essential to the success of the enterprise might be investigated and arranged in a preliminary way. "Thii," uid Mr. Evei, "ii juil where thc matter stands it the present time. We hid expected to heir fur her from thoie who ire it work in Vincouver before this, but ire expecting to be idvised by them it my time 11 to the progresi they hive made." Lauder Defeats Ritchie About 150 men gither-d in Llr- son's Pavilion*—ind miny mors scaled the roof to rubber through the skylights-.—Tuesday night, to witness the boxing bouts promoted by Hsrry Duker, ol Vsncouver. It wsi lite before things begin to move, but once Ihey did there wu something doing ill the time. The preliminary bout wis 1 six round go Iietween Young Kennedy ind Kit| living. The youngsters mixed things up in lively style, but without damaging their physogl lo my extent, ind ended in 1 draw. The next item on the programme wu lhe itellir attraction, 1 15 round championship contest between I udet, nf Cllgary, ind Ritchie,of Ibis city. II wis 1 well (ought st tap, free from fouls, ind full of ginger ill tliroutth. I.iuder forced the fighting, Ritchie acting on the diteniove principally. Lauder it very (ill ind seemed capable of landing on his mm it will, while equally siucessf.il in avoiding serious punishment. Several times though he laid himsell open, but (lie opportunities wire not improved on. R1I1 hie put up ,1 plm kv tight ind kept himself well guarded, bul Ihe experience of hii opponent proved too 'much for him. With Ihe exception ol puffed up eyes, be est aped noticeable damage. His work made him many admirers At the end of the mill the decision wis given to Liuder. "Hippy" Jack Micpherton id* ed 11 releree md give nvery situ- (action. "Dnvei" Miller challenged the winner, to fight i| 13) pounds. THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B, C. Till*; KXl'Ui.SS NllKill \ INi ill '■ IK* It* c. G. B. Sinruiaisi.ill, M imgsr, li. Mna.nsN. I'nrlneM M«r in provciiieiiU lexcepting niierSec- piopcrty owiieis iu lhe Mattel t mis and inaiiilainaiice i,iseipntab-inl huildiug. lnttirpotalinu htl ly assessed upon the property bene- | given tise to'ils only peculiar pro The Expreu 11 dslivsred in Ninth Vancouvei I'.itliin a radiiti ul u blocks nt tin* ufRcS, All uiilsiJu tins diitrict i» placed in the post ollice. Ratel ol Subscription : Dm* year - ti.oo Six innnllis .50 Three montlll • • 15 I'nitetl St.ilis nul Foreign, $150 p« \.*;ir. All subsi ripliom must be paid in id vanes. Any person not receiving this papei rtgiibirlt will please not ily the ollice. Nai paper stopped unless notified either by lettei or card O«a0JJ Nohiii Yasoii'.i-k, Mav 22, 190N ANNIVERSARY OF IN I Oft I'OR A TION The lirst anniversary ol the incorporation of the city ol North Vancouver was officially observed on May llth, inasmuch as the t;th fell on S11nd.1v. Incorporation letterl patent were completed on May tjth, 1907, and were officially gazetted on the 17th of the same month, the latter thus becoming the more appropri ite for future anniversary celebration. Our young city, with relative ly a small population, but with great potentialities and incalculable commercial possibilities, wis then launched un its career, a mere infant amongst the great cities of Canada ami ot the world, and ii now one year old. It is not necessary to consult the astrologers in order to find 1111 mistakeable indications ol coming greatness for tins new city. The immense possibilities in this regard ire apparent to every student ol the growth ol ulies. llie closer Ihe powers of observation and the larger lhe 1 xpcrienre, tin* clearer do these possibilities appear. Many naui.s might be mentioned ol those worthy pioneers who by then indomitable will and Spartan coinage met and tnenonie difficulties nnl tabs! n lis. which WOllld hive served to dissuadt* men ol weaker mould,and who contributed liberally to the movement m nnmey as well is in brains ind laliui in both private and oltu ul capai itus With lew exceptions they are with us today and then ntinil ers are continually being augmented liy some ot the Iiest members ol the race that his made Canada aud Ihe t'nileil Stiles (annus ind tlieir histories glorious. Enihneil with the spirit ol iti founders, llie iity ol Nortli Vancnuver did not wail lor age and population, but tin ink nl the official signature to the letters patent was scarcely dr\ luton the embryo city had started bravel] ami wisely on an iggfsssiw carsei Even prior lo Iks issuaiut n| tin* letterl patent tbe llien ill-tin I i oillltil, under the leadership n| Keeve Arnold I Kealy (now maim), was (.'iiffully preparing byliws, and m evcty possible VS] pi-paiing I'll the responsibility of adequate city guv iiiintnt. For niainv months tin incorporation committee tmik- ed issiduoiisly In preparing a spe cial charter, and when this method wis abandoned in lavor ol incorporation under the municipalities act, tluv pinieeiletl, without publu expi 1 tation ol either public applause or ol remuneration, lo prepare many juditmus ind carelully word cd intendments to Ihe act of incor potation. The most sinking feature ol the method-til procedure adopted by the young city is probably found in the lornnilation of what wc nuy cliim to be one of the most complete ind comprehensive general local improvement bylaws in Ihe province, if nol in the dominion. By it! provisions, the cost ol street titled, payments bfint; spread-over a period o( \eirs in accordance wiili the permanency 0! lhe work. I'hi* plan is designed to lelieve the I mul Irenurj' rl the city from heavy expenditures aud by avoiding heavy corporate indettedBeH, to maintain the credit ol the city at the highest point of etlineui y* '1 his liylaw was originally prepared by Alderman William J. InHb, and wai completed under ilm direction ol his worship Mayoi A. K Ki-aly, wilh (he co operation ol Aldermen W. J. Dick, A. MacKay Jordan, Allred lv Crickmay, Alexander Siiinh ami Wm. V. Knitry. A copy of this liyliw (which may be obtained fiom the city clerk, at tlie nominal price ol to cents) should be in the hands 0! every ratepayer. Follow ii g consistently a sound financial policy the city of North Vancouver has the power to ensure fm bersell a much smallei corporate indebtedness together with I lower ge.ie a' rate of :axalion than is the case with citiei whose mistaken policy has involved them in an endless chain ol indebtedness and in which rival sectious are evi r trying to wrench the largest possible sums out o( the general trea mry. A conspicuous feiture of the progressive policy followed by the city of North Vincouver is found in the fact that ill improvements are exempt from taxation,which of* ers an appreciable bonus to an en* terpiisiug spirit upon the part ol ►UBLIC NOTICE A meeting «f thiMiwiit'rs of property on the water-front, und all others interested,will be held in the City Hall, on Wednesday, 27th May, 1006, at 8.80 p 111.,to receive report (roa committee, in regard to extensions of Hailway Company's charter. THOMAS SHEPHERD, City Clerk lems ant trying situations ami will doubtless develop others ul a like nature in the inline, but a spirit of cordial goodwill, ami hearty unanimity upo 1 the pan ol lhe citizens will overcome all ob stack's and make tor Noith Vancouver a name lor all that ii hesi antl most desirable 111 present attainment .nnl in future prospects* Uollinig 1 leaned, pressed,alien d ainl repaired, Pants pressed while tin wait. A. McKae, Thompson illn.'li. Lonsdale avenue. HM 01' VII! III UKOIUR THIRD STKEET LOCAL 1MPKOVEMF.NT. An Adjourned Court uf Iteii-inii villi lie held nu llnir-.lKv, the :'sili .liv i,f Mav, luml, nl ihe litiiir uf S s'rinek I'. M. at tlie City llall, Nnrlh VsMMRer, K I)., for tl.e |,iir*juti* uf bssehsj any ami nil i'uiii|'*ii rn-,1. aiinii the |,rii|..|etl l» •n'liiiiifiit *.r ll.e in*, nrmy n( fr* lit ttt, in .t- ri-.n.-tit- nr any other oni- pUint 1 Ilia ll tilt* |ii*r.|.,ll, intere.tt',1 llllll al* aire to mnke, ami which it by lan I'mui-ilil.* by the Court. THOMAS SHFl'IIKRI), ■t"s.—uiH'iit Commiatiuiier. jKHWiiWJBiiiuiiiimin lll.TBICT Iir NI1BTII VAS'CntlVIS CAkKNOTICF. that Kram-U William Caullit-lil. nl lhe City ol yanctiilver llrilitli I'uluiniiia, Gentleman, intendt 10 apply (ur (..-niii-ni m tn leatti the Inl Inn inn described leiiil.:— Cnmilieui'inglt a post plantetl at llit* mutheaeterlr corner ul laitHII,nroiip 1. Ne* WuNtiiiint-iU-r liiulricl, thenee mulli *),. the eaat bonndiiy nl .aid tail HII produced L'i nu chain", thence west SU.lti chaini, thence imrlli :iii" neat 17 M chain* ninri' or less lo the northi-lsti-rlv corner ol District but 117, thence atintl eiaterlv, eiiterlv ami northeaa irl along llie northerly ihoreof Htirraul Inlet lo the place nf lieiii ii lilun, ami S laining aiily-three bit, s more t.r leaa Illicit tliia aiiteeutli day ul May, IHO* KRAXCtS WH.I.IAM'CAUl.KIKl.il 14-KI When ynu intent! building consult ...it'KltNMKNT Of HRITISH COLUMBIA. Fun. mt Pi'MUi' lli-n.ni mil. Wlllll.K (HI SRI'AKATK SKAI.KH tenders will be received hy the lion, llie Chiel Ciimnnnioner up lo lml iii.-ln-lmn .Monday, the flrtt diy nl June ileal, lor supplying ind dtltviring U-nl lump ami withed nut roil rtiiuirettal the Prniinililiiovernment Buildings at Victoria, Vincouver tnd New Wettmin* •ter. H. C, a., enumeriled hereunder luring the yeur einliug Sm I, Junt, WW, to lie delivered m sneli <|uantitiet and at .mii timet aa may Iw directed during the parted almve iltteil The iipprni.mateatinual ruiutiimplinii I cult tt enii ol the belMlafI nameil i. an IslloSSI lle-l lump coll— Parliament BsUdiagS, Victoria, 2:li) Imi. liovernnieiil llnuiie, " 110 Court lloiite, " «l Jail, " 100 Cuiirl llnuae, Vaneotiver M tone Court Iini.,*, New Westminster,70 tuul Pwitnelal llinpilil lur Insane, New Westminster HOton .liil. " 40" Wa-betl nut coil— Pro-rintisl llnipital lor Inline, New Weatiuiualer I'.".»l t..n« Tlie al.ne ntSSlleoed ipiintilitt are not guaranteed ; the ipiantity a, tuully raa>.11iiri-.l may be under or above the (Inure! Dialed. Wli.ilt* lenders iliall Iw Itcompaiiied hy a clieipie in the aim oll.'tOD, antl «ep- tfale tenders hy t cheque In the mm ol Illlt' nn a chartered bink ol Canada, mule payable tn the Hon. the Chiel i ..I'.tiii-sii.i.er, which will belorla-i.nl il the party tendering decline or neglecl to enter'into the rnntraet when called ll|»nii tnilntn. Tl.e dltqOM nl uiimi'-eeitfnl tenderert tliii lie returned on the eieoilion ol the iiiiilracl. The lieptrtnient it not bound to *•• cent the loweit or any tender. I ,*n l,*r. must be .igned by the actull .ignature of the tenderers F.C.OAMm.K, Puhlie. Worki Enyinrtr l.milt nnd Worki fitporlmrnt Viriorta, B.C., Hth May, IMS. U-t *. lilllMK, NUKIl stt l.nNsn.ti.K Av«. Iliaiuh tlfirr, LmiAale Ate.,Vttu. I'hone Sn So' lleail OpM mul Alt'll, l.yatt (Vol, «. C. SPRING DECORATING II' you want tWHtMng ' different— something worth whili'.lot us figure on your work. Our extensive stock of new wall decorations enables us to offer a large variety of up-to-date treatments ami sin-rial color schemes. We are at your service. Also I'ainls. Oils, and Varnishes of the very best inakt'S. • 'nine in nml talk it over. somoies ona fsimie; M me isnno w, ii. mm k it North Vancouver; H. C, <i i...*i»-ar ,!' i n,.. iii-tilliuaeiit * i thu Manibiii/ liahiblita denied al the dale of the Imorpor* .1 ii ut Ihii Cilv ol Norlli Vai cnii- ver and ai.uii'e.i ami it has been .l.-eiiiti.! eiimdiei.t in the iutureila til tlie City of Nnrlh Vanoiiuvur. and the Ratepayers ami iiili.ilai'niiii, thereof tint I mm nt money lie Imrrimetl tn nay ull niitataii'liuit ailraurdiuaiy liabilities ireateil as atniefHid. AND WIIKRKAS a Felitinn Myim) ny lhe I lum in'i nets than uin* tenib ul ihe value ol Real Hrnperty iii the t ity ,if North Vaiifuiivcr (aa ahowu by lhe In.i Iteviat'd Aaaeaameiit Hull) lia. been lamented to Ihs Cit) Connrll r... i.. -m*,* lllllll tO Villi... 1 Ila ,1 1 Ill-I.UW tt) I'llistt hi a ay of Inun the hiiiii uf Suveuleeii Tlion- -aii.l ill.'.imn llnbtra fnr the pur|nei olpiylag off certain extraordinary Ila* hibliea tlllllng at tlie date ot the Incur- poriHon of tlie l ity ot North Vaneoi;- ver. ANH WIIKKKAS it will bc MMM) lu rsllS nn tin-ally hyitetia! rail Ihe a.nu uf Nine 11..niinii nml Sixlv-uiie l*,,llnr* and TbirlvlliH Ceiil. (fllil.SIl) It*lhe leim nt Kiitv Yean for lhe repainieiil ol the aaid Irani and 'iiler,***! Iliennii ar herrinufler pMviiled. i.NI) WIIKKKAS tlie value ol the wlnile Itetl Kttealtle pro|ierty in lhe ■aid City ol North Vancouver, lecnrdhur to the hint Reused aaSMSMSl R'T amuiinta to Three Million Three Ilnn ilrt.l and Kishtv-ieveu Tliouitnd Nine llumlrwl and Right} (|3.:tS7,llHU) IM* lira. ' TIIKKKKORK the Mayor and AMer- nien of the City "I Norlh Vancouver in Council Alaumuled (with the it-wiil ot the Klisitira of llie aaid Ciiy duly obtained) enaclaat lollows:— 1. lt ahall lie lawful fur the Mayor of the (lily of Norlli Vancouver tnd llie City Clerk lor the pSfpSM alorpiiiil In bans* or raise by wav ol Han Inun any DMPOS or potion*, laaly ur lanliea ei rpo- rale iihu may la. iiilliuir ti silt ance llie ■BN open the credit iif the Ocbenturea lien llll tin mentioned ..I the Cnr|Kira- lion a .inn of motiey lint einiilimi In iln* iilaaaie iln* hiiiii iif Seventeen Thuu- .and (117,000) llullira ind In rauae the .mile tn lie p'ni'.tl ill llie 11...ik ol l',r-ti.ii North America at Nortli v»neonree to the credit nf the City lor Iho piirpum*t* almve reeiteil, i. llelrnlure Rnnilt of lim City In the amount of Seventeen Tboiiaand t|l7,iltitii Italltfl in the almle may Ih* iaailetl liy the .aid Mtvorninl Cin Clerk iu term, ol lhe Mniitripiil Clmiaei Act, in aiini. aa mav I* deair-il, bul Ml leaa Hun, tine Tiiaaii.-uid in nnil'. Dollan .iiiii. Knell of lb.* aaid liond. ahull lie algmal liv the aaid Mayor and Cil iClerk nnd lhe City Clerk .hall altarh I herein tin. Corporate Seal of lhe laid City ol North Vanoouver. :t Tha Jielwnture Ruiula ahall liear iilereit at a rile not eiceedui** five per cent, per inniini. paytble half vearly nn tht——day ol November ami the illy ul May in each and evert' tear during ihl ciirreiiiv "i tha anid Di -beiilurea or my ol ihem Ihere thill be atlaeti- "al tn Iho He taut lire Hunda Cuii|.>na >i**ii. A hv tlie Miiinr mill, Inr eat I. and every paynitul of int. real that mar If- .'..me due, and ■iiih risSSlMl mav la' either written, .lamped, printed or bile niiraplied. I The aiiil I'elirlllure llnlitl- II to I'riuiipal and I itereat aliall la* made ntvible either at tl.e Hank * I llrili I. Nurlli American North VSMSMSV, To* muto, or Ma.niia.il, Camilla, or It tlie Hunk uf llriti.h North America, louden, I* iiitIbiiiI. anil Ilia aaid I'n.i, 11■>.i ■um ahall lie made pityahle by the City at a date not leaa than Kilty Vrara frnin thedtte upon wlmh tliia IU I ,i« ttkei ell eel. .'i There ahall be ruim-il tml levied annually by i|*ecial tain M all rateahl< property in the aaid City llie emu a Ilns Hundred ind Helen Ikillara ami Thirty-Hie Cnnie (llll :Vi) lor lie' por pow ul lurming a Sinking I I lor the pat intuit of lhe .nd 'leh'iitiir,*. am! Ilia .inn ol Kiglil Handled and l-illy l-'-ill I it.Hart for the pSrSMSl ol the liilere.l al Ilm rilallure. u.l, In SSSSM due oil ■u.h HeU'iiliire. iliiiinv llie curreiicv there.il.and that in ail.lilioii lu ill olher ralea lo la? levied ami collii led in the ■aid Dialriti during the whole rurriiiiy >f ihe .aid lieU'iiliire- or nny of theni. tl Thli Hi* I an ahull MM into el- feel on theWthday of Mat, one thou- und nine hundred tnd eight. 7. 'I'liii By-law nuy la* tiled lor ill |iur|K)a«a ai "Tbe Cilv u! North Vanrau- berSpecltll.nliilli-l.aw, I**." Plated hy the Coiiuci1 on lhe llth dav ol Mty, toiw. Received llie igaeut uf tl.e Klecluri nl th* Citv of N,nth Vamniiver al au Election held fnr tlie nur|«*ae ou lhe diy of , A. II. imi* Reoonlittered bv the Council, and dually adopted, aigntal hy the Mamr and Citv Clerk, mnl Mtltd villi the Citv Seal on the day ol , A. ft. Iltr-i LLDIR MURRAY 10., J aula. ui.,. Sorlli laalaa.r PlHt II He. kiq I til-Week tndhitj Hay SSIIi lonill VANCOIiVIS Call i.l i .,•„>• ... '•■»., ' ?Uaa MN I I'rlco Vlll.t IIIWO into Doirrlpilon I * mi'i *ii III.I ,1 a Kim, tun!..,'..*..,..peel. Tlllpilr- * I I ii leit *la,a mill r Vtl I l Hi,* *,* i ,*. partly olaarrd. Willi ,:.., oil, aaionlMlllk atrwi S»,S i l...ilrimllntoii "a Uaitlani ami alili In. vlewof ... 1 aa.lli.aik.il! Women's Gibson Ties 11'iisliiiiiialili' Snumrr Nl tnatlt'oii lhc newest lasts in Prt- tt'tit Kid, t'li■•ttolnte' Kid, Tun Russia ('aif. mid PiilPii* Kid with Tun. (Ircy nntl Dull Kill (|iturtrrs. Ail the Sl)iii for the Coming Season Our Trices: %\M), |3.60, $1.00. up to $6 00. PIKE'S SIIOE vSTORE 516 Hastings Street noktii mmm mm i nm <'<>„ mi. Time Tnhle, 19.17 LEAVING VANCOUVEK LEAVING NORTH VANCOU CITY: VER CITY: STRAW F.1 sir a un st. <; nnu; t. It i.r.nKi.r. •H.OO A.M. •fl.JOA.M. ■mi " •7 20 " 8.00 " 820 " 8.40 " 0.00 " K.SO " 9.46 " 1015 " 10.46 "' 11.16 " 11 If. " 1S.1R r. M, 12.46 1'. M. 1.15 " 1.45 " 2.11 " 2.45 " 3.15 " S.45 " 1.15 " 4.46 " 5.15 " 5.4J " B.15 " B.45 " 7.26 " 7.45 " 8.15 " 8.46 " 9.15 " U.45 " 10.15 " 10 46 " •11.30 " •11.45 " Nut uu Similar. LOTS 70 x 240 $300 (Ins.* to saw mill anil plank roid ; tin 111 in 11 t.-a fiom rar ; oily $309. Alio a In t 4 acres lor WOO; linns, io; .lown, (lio per month. , Houso lo let, 6 rtmini, ill ron* vi iiii'iites; splrntlul view. Also one lor s.il.'; $500 rasli inti Jio I" . im-. ii I li. BY-liAW NO. SS City of North Vanconvcr t Bi.t-l.iHi I.i rnnlilr Ihe t'tirftrrnliiin •»/ tht Cilti af North l'<i»f*oi|i**r In mi* 5|/ m'l of lonn the turn ol S-irnietn lOmmi (fn.000) ihiliari far th jiurpaar n/jMi^nf if eartain trtmrH- naav h'ttl llU'/l *llltliii) al the 0mr of Inrnrpomtion. WIIF.RKAS tha totll Itrv-nu-.nll-wl- "I h? thr Munlcipil (Vmnnl nl tht Corpontion ol tht City ol North Vift* TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER TAKK NOTICK THAT tlif lira it a tru« C'uny ol tin1 tt<mmt\ IIiIjui ii|«iu wliitli tin* niinii tin? Klivtnri ol llie City ol Nurtli Vtnruuvtr will l»* liiini n'illiin llici Uv Hull, Ni.rlli Vmi- rnnver.on WKUNKSIlAY, tint TIIIRIl DAY OF JUNK, A. II. IW«, l.*i.,,*,*ii tht litmr. nl ll i.'i I.ark A. M mil 7 ..'clock P. M. TIIHMAS SIIKl'IIKRI;, Hcluriuni! (Uliiir. l«o perfectly cleared lots on loosdrilt* AvemM $900 each WESTERN CORPORATION. LTD. JAS. GRAHAM! & CO. I'aINTI'.KS ANII FaI'KKIIANi.HS Mukai. DtCOMTOSl Gkainiks Gi.Aitn.KS Shins LONSDALE AVENUE, Oi'p. 13m Shut. A. \. ( ROHMI.N BROKER MB MlTAIlY PUBLIC lNHI'inai-ll In .11 11. liNltrltr. Ilniai. 1'l.avi .nil Uyilr.nll,. a.,..' u.,.1 *..*il < cil r .nil Kir, Hsnssr (ur tin' OmbmibIsI I'niteclivf S.*cli>tr. Olliitr:— Kiiuit St., K. or ISBSSIIB »1*' J. W. HALMA1N CIVIL I'M.IMKKU l|utiili:iy Surveyor anil Arcliilcut I aai him Vim, r, ''onu l.ii-imni 1 Art NORTH VANCOUVKR. imam for ijiiioh mm lMIHI.IC NOTll'K IS IIKRKIlY (ilyKN lint the vole ot the Kli'ctom ul I lie City ul North Vancouver will lie taken ou "The Speeinl l/.an Hv-Uh, ImiH," ou WKDNKSIiAY.tlieTIIIRIlllAYOF JUNK, A. I> IMS, Imtweeu tl.e l.oiinol » O'clock Ajjl. lllll Tli'alaK-k I' \| . .,„', tint nitliUl'llu' City llall, Nurlli Van- couver, tnd tint Tlmni.a Sliephenl till been ip|inB(teil ltetiiriii*i|( (Ifllcer to mke the v*t"l ..uli Kleclort a III. the uiml potris* In thit hehlll. By order M llu Mayor: ARNOI.n IC. KKA1.Y, Mtyor. TnoM»» Sintpiuiin, I'ity Clerk. IVOTICK ia hereby jim that at the * Kelt llinliun ol tbe ltou.il t.i i.i- iiiiK' ('.iiiiiiiiMnuiiri. lur the Miiuiiipal- ity nl Nortli Vam inner, I .hall iipply for a hotel lu-i-ii-i- Inr Ibe tale ul .pirit- iiniia, lerniented or oilier liipior. M the .uli'i'li-ii.'in Irani.* hllildillK, -UhiiIihI nn Sevuiunr Road, in tbalriit l^il 7HI, (ironp I, New Wi-ntiiiinaiiT lii.lrict. JOHN' M.ISVIS. I'.iii.l ui Nnrlh Van. u*r, III'.. May Hill, litis. SEEDS, TREES, PLANTS For the Farm, Gardtn, Lawn or Conservatory Reliable larietiet al reawmable priri-e. No IVirera. No Si'tle. No lumiiiatinn InilaniapiattHk. No windv a|(eiitt In annoy you. Buy direct and fA Treea and Seedt that (trow. Kertllitera, Bee Supi.lie.. Spray riiinpn, Spnvlng Mltertll, Cut Flrmera, etc. Ulileet e.tilitithed iiiirsery on the iii.inliiii'l nl llriti.h Ciiliiiiikii. Catilngnt* free. M. J HENRY'S MIRSIIWV AN^StrOIKHIlWS. 31011 WlaTMinaTiir Ruad. VANCOUVER, B.C. WH MMM MIRY J. Uaiin \' Suit, Prof«. MILK AND CRf AM ■delivered daily to nil fiarts of the City. I -Tilers lift nt tlie Kxpren oflice will bi prompt- Iv atti'inlidto. Pioneer Bakery Iietween Esplanade ti First St. S. W. Walker, - Proprietor Krt'slt Hrend daily, 16 Innves for$l; 4 fnr'inc. -.'.ilu*, l'aslry, dc. Diily Delivery to All Pirtt sl City nuink 8 71 Loinddt Ave kminiRiHif piiiiTiy rws EdtiS FDR MATOHINO I ti imi Ti) 1 sn 1 itu mv rari'iNi im. II lie**! In'vre.r, -I in ,.. „llrr, It..I I h.i . ■in* "I Hi. t ,*>! I'.M, n< hhiln WiaailnllHIi N**v 11, l .n, a,iit. . li.flni riircli..,*! . Irt-.lt almln I om Klifcti.m. Crlil'.l Pitt', h.«rt»^ *>y . 1,1,,I IliaI In. I. km • l.l M'l »IWl tpl t*rl>. fo Inlfiiillin I'lirrh.-.r. nil ilo ..I' lo look Hi.in ,.,.rlwl,K. I, itin**|., «a,a|**, iff. 11.01 Ia,*l .flllll*. "I it K.f. Irom mt Seeoail hn ol W-inanilfi, |l M HI It Klun S|..h|lr.l llanil.ini.. 'Uila.lr.ln «im pf' ..'lllnf ol IA II.vt Hill awl Iai t Irath at.lla HI Will I.* .111. 10 W.r.a my l*.|rnn, wlih null* Mnl- nnl )'t r. tt.i||ftl.I)SW(lRTll; NvtmA rtr.*l and linlbrnck ivenue, ly Xtllh K...-I lar, NorthVineonver. j^mtoinit in (% Extras VOLUME VI. NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C, FRIDAY, MAY n, 190K NUMBER 1 Church Notices Local Meetings II Jims'-nil uisi.iii-i,-niNiii hiiiithtit-l I'vll.iaa. -*,*,,*,„l ,„„l forth l.n .lav. s p.m. Alhlelie Clnli. |'ir-l Mniiday, I p.m. I.iulv Matiiilti..*., mcond and fniirth Tliiirmlaya Horticultural M.i.'iiil'. -'I'.nal Wt-alne.- day s p.m. Firemen'.. I'ra, lice, fieri I mint, 7..IH. City I'.iiiiieil Misting, Monday, I p.in. |ii«lriet Ciiiui'ii Mifiiiu-.tirai and (bint Friiluva, al s p.m. llnerd of Trade, Third Tin-lay, Sp.m. Hoard ul t'r.i.l. bxoiiilne lint Tint- tl.ll. Sp.m. School Hoard, lir.l Friday, s p.m H't*.I' I'. iii.*,*i. third We.lne.day in null in *iiii, ai : H p.111 .in Sl tndnw'i I'n ibytertu church. ANJI THIRTII Mil MKI I IS. Holy Com: union, 8 a. ni. MornniK pi.iycr, it Evening prayer, 7.30 On thf Iiisi Sim In in tli- month ilnn* will be a second celebration ol llit* Holy Communion at 11 a.m. U.ctor: Rev. Hugh Hooper. SI. ASIlKIW's I'KtM.VII HAM CHUBCH -IMII 'lllll Sl T.li a s v.lll laa , ,,,|,|,;i 1, ,| ,|v usual ou Siinili) liy tin* pastor. Sunday school, r.yt p m. Service at Mootlyville school at 7:30 p. in Player meeting on Wednesday S o'clock. All ire welcome. I'astor: Kev. J. I). Gillam, MA. Ml I HOI'IM llll I,. II, N. W. 1 ilKNI R FOURTH si isnsl. DMMl'l IWM'I. MnrninR service, 11 i. m. ; Sun day school, 1:30 p. in ; evening M r ne, 7:30 p.m. l'ray'i nesting mi WHI livening ai 7j'i n'i lm 1> I'liicliing in I.\nn till' ni* 1 nn ta- Sunday aiti moons. siiiiil„v •*! Iiunl .n Ma)Dilyvilli. at 11 .1. in. Rev. II. II H.,la!..-l',n, H. A. pastor. NilKIII VIM..Ill I 1 liiini li INIUIN Ml Civic Statistics In connection v. ilh ilu* anniver ■ in "i nn "ip uatum ilu, following tics mil prove ni intai.*.i. Waterwortu Forianaa l'i i k rsporti thai a total ol i»ii watei i minei tlilll*. ll.ll* I t 1 U lll.tala III Ul* iSth, imt., nl iiiiii li 711 uin made dai inn 1907 Hl"' 'i' ■**-*•*■ I"0" **|||S Lit HI,lal'* HI 1',1't I ill' 111 III a a;. Council and Ferry The citizenship al lai^r will 1"* In-ill r able to uuderitand tin position of tin* city in tin' negotiation! now procsadiog between ths coon* cil nul tin* Pert] Company, liy reference to the municipal ('. act, under which tht It rty is oper- atad Inasmuch as ilie -utiitts am not mailil, available I t .1 nn-at many i ili/t n-. Tin ElMtl pleased to give thii inipottant item uf information: Clause 2<j5, of tht munu ipalities .111. ptovides that tin* lieutenant "i Bt) nianl in 1 ns. nl lurry to any iliiiincipulili ( ItUH ,'ii'vulih that siiili lu. ns, North Vancouver Mails \1 M lal ,',s|',lllll ,|S |ll| lows 1 it V.tuioi.vei anil all po s a. in.. 11:15 a. m., 4:15 p . fm Lynn creak, 11.151, n. Mails anii. Vanoouvi t points, 9:10 a 111.. 12 45 m . ) i *, p. 111. liom Linn creek .• p. 111 Outgoing mails for Lynn * aftfi 11:15 .1. 111. slioulil 1« t|> livered .11 the wi< In 1 cm if miti mmm ll IISTESlM'l "f'HI III I HI l: I shall confer the rinlit tipon the rpKSDIIKS art invlts-l and siUbtie- muiiicipality lo establish a (. in ' " "'"I '»' tl« *»'"•' ni^.,-1 unlit :. Clause 197 ii an importanl lactot £!#''"'',"" ,'''" ' . r. I.-r the mirk ,.| pp, „*rli iiiiu*laiiiuii( in tlu: pr. sent ntuition and pro* Ottawa (iinUni ind ii.-ir .-p.. inl. s at ln'.ii'Hs: ■ I lie council 01 Jurist tbt fur I9QS tiiiiiiuis nl ilie municipality 01 ''' '"' ,|'|*'1|i"i it iiiuiin;p,iliti.s tn win. h .int'sii.li ''''"'""""'iiiuM^ ~ || 1.1-| IK 1:11 lu ■ ns. is issiuul may pail fiylawi tin growth "1 tha 1 ity Chii I nl I'nlice Pavis proiiiles the lollowing in in*. 1 ovtring the s,11111* penoil, sin inui; that ilm dc |i,iilincnt is doin+; ifliti.nt wOrl total number ol cases, 73; iiiiii 11 - Inui-. 69; committed lor trial, 5; dismissed, 4; number o| fines paid, Sunday Services Mass at t) 5')'- amount of same, $559.50; ,1. 111.. Sunday soliool at 2:30 pin, number of prisoners served time, Stitlltcs its .111 :i lust uu ilt nil ! bl tin s.itne foi ihl plu I an I lpm inch tt-rms.aml toauch partii i.apd ..11 inch < 0111I1I11111-, .nnl ai sm li 1.in I ot Il'ini^e to |i. paid ,is ilm -ainl ciuiii. il or councils may think lit. * ' * But in ease tin notcootravaatng the termi ol thi city llall, Hortl \.n,*■ n«, ,m»i' mii, in * ns , ib 1 taring Iheii intention '' •' to S'.lbb I Ilm bill, anal in r, sailo ii.M'H:* ior liuiiiK Hint Vl'lll 1 ;.a.*K*li ( 1.11 'L.la,.|,*l 1,1(1,,, *' mnl. - * iit any Ierry tails in iietlnnn >■ ' »' u* Uwti .n.i loili limn 11. , * , ""ll. Ill* I'a. ll|. I,, II,.a|) iill ll.aid,«U, Ins duty or covenants under such •ub-laaie, or the lerry tervice Irom | f-t.ft any Linise is itiatli">piatr I a ibiMltw- •_ a 1 .1 1 , ""I* cienl lor tlm requirements ol the IIAPIIsl 1II' Ml II, UK VM.l nn 1, niNsinii itisri Sen ur at 11 o'clock a. 111 in iln i Irsaga hall. Sunday school at the close ol tin rim . r.istoi : ini David Long, All .in welcome. I'VW.i 11 11 1 1 '. I. 1 * I: lotion at s p. in. 10; amount ol ttoltn goodi report* 1 public lervict • * » it shall Pastor: Rev. K. I'tu.iviii, (). *di I12HH; aiuouni ^covered, lawful for a judge ol the mprenii If, I. V.G. I 5311 50; complaints received ami court in a summary way, on tin ittsndsd to, 4*; reports rscsivad pstitioo of uthi rut inch munii ipal i1,..". 'i':"«'','",",;*'■ ami an.ml. ,1 in. y,. lm . an, nab il councils, to cineel ths tub-leate, 'W"to I,M "'' I 1 by point',',: iii *sts,4; cues of j but such cancellation shall not al " ' ,'\,Z-, insanity ind sickneis, 7: iv.ui.uiis I'il or lessen the liabilities oi tht executed,6. The present Itrtngth Wb»lailM or ftb-ltSMSI, or of bis olthe poim forCSil liim men, or then sureties, with respect to Which makes itdifficiilt to maintain U\f boii'l givtH by Imu Ot Ihem in idsquati patrol ol an area so fortin .lm* perl ' law aa that of tba city. The la* Mtvlssse." will lu* held at Ot|ngi ball on coma could ba gnath ingmantad Ilm my aosnctl is ol opinion Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock, were a bylaw passed, impotingi that tli. 11 t .is, , luicitntl All are im Ii ouie. Come and license fas upon peddlers, audits, to secure call" al also bring a friend. exhibitions, , 1, Jlooo dimages. . iiii 1 11111 mi,W.i I,* lamiii lei > on*, ol ' ill ' *.* ..ra tat It 1 Ill 1 * ' ' ■ ,i!ar...r 1 i„ u,, ||,.n U" ('IW '< .ml torki ■1 .ml ni.ilrd *T,'t,.l„ '",1'"'!*' I llll|all»*..,*„*niH,||*r,| ')'"•" SlrlH 111 li't ' mul 1 »M bl l*.itl,l, In than. * "I III. . Iai.|l.*li<li,l..|l.||,r ol Ut'li.ni aorli, iipirnv *i**n. 1111 1.ms Chill I'nmml.aiiin, u*l l,.n*l.«n*l Knrl, I..I.I. .1, I lla.at. 1*. |„ 'a« I.I 1.111 May, IM, ' u.m . ^upjikmntt to Sl]? £qi»aa VOLUME VI NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. FRIDAY, MAY is, 190H NUMBER ( Church Notices Locai M-*ctings us'- nn ivw.tti i.-i.iMii Knh*tai4Pjrthlei *..* iidaud Fourth tui - lav,» p in, iso 1 alien 1 mii -m 1 is. Holt Communion, 9 1. m M irning prayi r, 11 Evening prayer, 730 On the brat Sundaj in lhe month ■ii'inioii at 11 a in. Rev. IIiikIi Hooper. Athletic Club, lir-t Monday, I eli Mn*' tb -. MOOBd mil fourth i'hllr. II rlli ultnral Um ..-. -* Bond V p.m, I ,n in. 11 - l'ra.li.,* tierv I rulai. I.JO, i in 1 ■.nmi, \| . 1*1:. Monday, I p.m. i'-'' *' ' 1 Me. iin.-.iir-i ind third lr,.|,n-. .11 s |, I,,. inin'. a huh 11 Bi ar I ..i Trade, Third Tnttds;. I p.m. SIXTH ITUStT. rdot lr.nl. IA.. .i.v. , I ir-l In,*.. - will 1 uducted u 'l''"si""* S lay bj ib. paetor. -','"'' r"ml -i'-"1 ,„ ' ""'"" """' "'"'" Council and Ferry The citizenahi i> .11 largi will be letti 1 abb to underttand the po- sit; *u iif tb. 1 iii lii the negotiations North Vancouver Mails Mails 11 ' foi .\-patch as (ol [■ms; 1 11 \an, 11,.mi and all points I ■ in.. 11:15 a* in*, 4:15 now proceeding between thi coun-1 p 1,1.; br Lynn creek, 11415 a.m. cil and tin Perry Company, by I lUBaafrivi Vancouver end all rafereao to ths municipal dausts I poima, 9:10 a.m., 1245 m.. s is act, under which tbe fan] isopai \0 m.. boa Lum . nek : f ■ I p in. l'i' ','*. ' s,|ay - ,1, ' \ ire wal r loi Ini I It Gillam, MA. 'i-.i 1 Mot ' . I I a 111 p 111 . ■ p I'l ' "ll Weil* * llll k .: in Linn ilu mate Sunday slti rnooni Sundh) k hool at Moo I fvilli at iu. RSV, B, 11 r,.ibl"i-t":i. B \ Nail. I II I IV HI ll li I Ullm I isniiN' MI-suin. Sunday Services *>. in 1 : M) p.111 .in -1 \i I'n -i'iiinan church. Civic Statistics Outgoing mails for Lynn 1 reek liter 1 lit] a. in. should 1" th 1.11 the wit kt 1 mv or virtu mmiui! ■M/.vn v iv/ nr'ri 1 hi 1 mi;i 1 Vi ■ tion v uli the innivei ni il im "ip 'i.linn tin 1 ilfowing ■11 s will prove ol ii,' \\ aterworhs Foreman Pi 1 k n ports ' total ol || Imu- lo Mat |Sth, Ol llllll ll 7" W> |a lll.lal. ilm onl 11 have been thus let rn."I i in 190(1 1 In it a tn 1 on slllllll S Its .lllll besl 1 a,*,1111, nt on * Iti. ( lm 1 1: Polii • I'n is provide! the following items covering the rates ot ierriegi to 1" paid at tbt - nm period, sh. wing ihal tht de p.ntiiit nt is doing ' in* i* ui work tied Inasmuch as tin* itatutei ip inal I. adilj at * graat iii.in\ 1 iti/. na, 'I'm Ext icss ii pottanl itrui ol ml, llll.lllllll' Claim ;*!,, til tb. 111111111 Ipalitii 1 *ui. proi nh s thai iha lieui' n.i 111 101 may grant Iiii iim "l b tn iai .my municipality, t lauie. .'.' providet thai tuch licenw th( I'M Upon till Tl \I>H:-an iniiicl I «ill I.* re- iniiuii ipaliti Is 'establish a fern eelvwlbyiheuniIerilaMduatU.il Claim 197 inn importanl lector ;'vi'"'k i'-'1''-•''''•'«■' (or lb,- «.irk "t 1 1 1 • ■ a 1*1.11111111: 111 tht i'i.-nt ittuation and pro otUaaiiardeni and tlnirnafil nib s as lolb't" .ami 1, or 1 ' ISM, iiiainiils oi the inunicipalit) m ' "' ' buloed ee municipalities to which any such ;'1'1'"'" xJJoMiS ftliKPHRRD licenw ia iaaued tnaj peas bylaws * rityedrk not contravening tbi terms ol tin dtr Hall, North ft mer, Jim iub. license, thsti intention ''"^ IM to sublet the 1.111. and ni,i\ iub li 1 tbe same tm iln prios ami apta sm b lerins.aii.l t*. sm ii partii Mud ■ ni such 1 onditiom, and at smli I >al ,1 I'.'lllllll I a I . , ,) Vil li ' • 1 loi trial, I; ilisin ed, 1 . imbei ol Bm amount >i in *. 1539.50; , Sundaj soboolal 1 |op.m., numbet ol prisoners served lime, II.M'lll- lalll lllllllll I ;i||| ■ lid 1 ** *m I Or Cl am. ill mat think • Lm in ,ase tin* sul,- \ .ii-it-riu.it t|,,i„.|,.i 1.111 111 case 1111 sun ** * lent tails In pi'ilmm ttt tad Wotki l*,|.t. his dul intsundel itch '^.al^Z lerry service irom j - \ ,1111 1 ansa is in,nli piate ol in cient for the requirements ol tin „",",' ,,,,,1 Pum,a .1 u 11 st j p. m, '"'in nt ol stolen goods report-j public tervice * * * it shall In '!,'!,'i,',' I'...nu R 11 l. I11H8; itnounl recovered, lawlul for a judge ol the mpi <u.!n,"i,, M I, \ G »3«' "". aie.laiul ...hiiiii a suniinan way, on the ■''.-'■ V'"! , I CHtaCH, OBAMOI HAI.I ' >\'] l""<""> "1 * hmtllli. ip.i |it\s|Uli ill'. al : 1 ■ * ingi hall. Sund - . •*"■ *• .*., 11.in. 1,1 ian 1 . in* ■ am ndi -I ' incili, to 1 ini 11 the sub lean .ises.,1 but such cancellation ihallnotal tartll^T'.^.ni"^ 1 'in * mn 1 All art wi It unn a' W, J. Warrants I" t or lessen the liabilities ol the led.l 1 in -.'ii * ni tringth sab lessei ur ghb V sea, m ol Ins olthe I if bin || Ilnn men, ul tin* it Sureties, witli n -p" . t tO which 1 b it iiiilu nit tu maintain say bond givta by him or them ■ patrol "i hu an a sn bu th, dm pi rlorrni 1 al sveh ■tVAMOSLI 11 1 ... ,,,t|„ ,„v [Ut j„ s„|,|r,,sr will I"- held at i'i, bi *:• greath sugmented rhecitj coaactl hol opinion evi ning • ,v. pi * d, in po ii 1 thai their cam is rofi ientl All are w< li mn' 1 !ii".,i p..mi* 1 lo secon can© llation ai bring a friend exhibitions, eh idstnagea. •"in. lie* linill. irli.mbl, lliiinllv ,... * mil bl iddrenH m il,,. II a * III ind ll..,k. 11 w.lfil.nil 1 1 pUl, 1 ii, lm »' null **' II ' * ' u*.i'a t,iilal .ml thi iai|„r Inr ihi ihinnnl a a '. *iih. i,n, den-l la '» |.«iii.'p u • ' nl l..«'la .ml ■ llll I.ins * * ..* i.'i 1- >n*i ii*.,i,. Dim «' , I'Ui M«", ll«» 11..1 THE EXPRESS,'NORTH VAHUUUVJCIf, U. C. Ml III A large grist of communications wai the leading feature of the session ol the municipal council last Fridiy. There were pr-jsear Aldermen Ny Robson, Drfvidson, ind McNaught; with Reeve Miy iu the chair, The following communication! were read by the clerk: From the city council, with notification to the effect that the minimum water rate for outside points will be sixty cents per month in future. This advance called forth considerable adverse criticism, ind the cleik wn instructed to write thc ciiy council requesting thst enforcement bcdelerred until the forma - tion of the district water irei. From J. \\. Lruiiinie, making application (or water connection for a new home now in count-of erection. From Elder, Murray & Co., up on behalf ot Samuel Ward.offering I45 per icre for land in block 11, D.L. Nib. Coun. McNaught contended (bit it wai uot judicious to dispose oi lurther lauds in this district uutil lelectiom were luiilly nude for public purpose!. Council concluded thit 11 tbe lindi hid not beenJormaliy withdrawn, thii otfet* should not be declined. A motion by Coun. Robtou thit the offer bs iccepted wn cirried, Coun. McNinght objecting. Coun. McNiti-jbt moved, seconded by Coun. Nye, thit ill municipil lands in D. L. 810 be hereby taken ofl the mirket until selections ire made for public purpoiei. Cirried. From S. Clark, compliining tint lome unknown ptnoni hive been removing, timber (rom hit properly, loll 4 to 9, block 8, D. L. 1013, ind iikiug whit slept he ihould tike. The cltrk to nuke suitable reply. From Bishop Dontenwell ind 1I10 (rom P. LeCheine, applying lor certiin conceiiioni relitive to the proposed extemion of Kiith roid towird Point Atkiuion. From the Diplock-Wright Lumber Co., offering filly centi per thousand feet for timber on 1 roid 1 lowancc through welt tide of block 1015. Municipil mipi ihow no roid in thit locality, ind the clerk wn ordered to communicate wilh the compiny. From, the secretary nl the Cant dim municipilitiei Association. cilling ittention to the journil issued by the association, ind liking 1 subscription from the mun cipility. Liid over for future ic- tion. From the Cinidlin Bittlefieldi Commission, advising the council ol the objects of the movement si d liking financial iul. riled. From the local llniiu nltuial Auoriitiou tnd Firmeri'lnititulr, liking for t domtion to mitt in the erection ol their new pavilion aad improvement of property. The councillors expreued their interest in the association, but regretted the inibility of the municipility to respond at present. Laid over for future action. Mr. Rhodes, contractor for the dealing ol the Cipilino school grounds, addressed tbt council, iikiug il it would be economy lor Ihe council to hive logi cut up into stove wood instesd oi their being burned. The price asked by Mr. Rhodes, namely, ti per cord in cordwood lengths, wu comid* ered too high. Instruction! were also liked 11 to the diipoitl of dingerom treei on adjoining property. Council decided that owner! ol sin li treei ire responsible. A plan "I int) division of I). L. H51 wu submitted ind called lortli strong comment, heciuse ol the unapproai liable nature ol itreet ends is ihown on the plan, due to tht contour of tht country. Uwntr requested to meet the council. The board ol works reporl wis submitted, recommending expenditures, totalling I399.9J. Adopted. Coun. Nye reported the appointment of W. Philip is roid tix collector ind oflice issistint, at a sil- iry of $40 per month. Appointment confirmed. The hospiial committee reported the completion ol in trrangeme t with the Misses Diwion, to eitih- liih 1 hoipilal in the city, the city council ind the municipal council each to bonus the institution to the extent o( %%l per month. The government grint to hospitals hai llio been assured until such time 111 genenl hoipitil hu been established. The city ind municipality ire 1I10 to hive right! of supervision Alter some discussion ii to irringementi for treatment ul indigent patients, the arrangement wai ratified Municipil Engineer Cimeron submitted spei ifltations for Ip* proichei to Seymour crtek bridge a d so for abutments. Co.isn - eratii 11 ai I over, A letUt was read from the Cap. ilanu Improvement Association, wilh respect to their plans. The reeve drew | attention to the lact that the association hai unwisely sought to appropriate the nime Capitals. * 1 his name has for years been applied to a different lection and confusion is certain to ariie. The association should find some means to differentiate tlie new district from the old. Coun. Robson undertook to bring the nutter to their attention. On behalf of the associition, Coun. Hob ion further stited that they hid decided not to seek financial assistance from tin municipal council ai the present time, but to endeivoi to secure actum upon the part ol tlie provincial government. In Point Gray distiict the government hid expended $70,000 on roids, and in Hastings townsite $50,000, On this basis jhc government ought 10 expend f .13,000 at least on roads in the new diitrict wesi ol the Capilano, and the association had decided to secure the signatures of all properly owners 1 (hit section to 1 petition to lb government to tint eflect. Iln petition will be presented to lb government liy 1 strong delegation 00 which it was the deiite ut tin association that -the municipaliti Ihould be represented. Municipil Clerk Philip read 1 letter, cillin-. attention to* the fact thit.it tht government!) auction of lindi in the diitrict relvrred to, Auctioned Rankin hid slated that the govern ment would give assistance (or tlu construction of roids, although it wu not then possible to name in) definite turn to be expended. The Associition hu therefore good grounds upon which to approach the government. Municipal Engineer Cameron reported having visited the new district in compiny with a committee of the associition, (or the purpose 01 selecting the Iiest location lor a whirl, with the remit tint ifler considering several possible loci* lions,the committee had finally decided upon one recommended by himsell. ks Expiiis, $1 a yeir. $23.00 Reward fnr Ihe irrttt tnd conviction of party ur pirliet who ire tuarini down 1111 reil eititt tifni. J D. WOI,rEK, Rial. K-.tati Foot ol I .aii.alilr, near whirl. rti SALE 25 or 30 Pairs of Homer Pigeons. Splendid strain. JiOo. a pur. Apply— G. A. LE1T11 Lynn Creek P.O. 13 41 I Merchant Tailors (lite with Morgin, Vincouver) .Style,+'it and Workmanship guaranteed . . .PRICES RIGHT. . . Firit Streei, one* hill block west of v Lonsdale ave. mm & mm\ KmI folil* ui liuruci UQaMe ire., r.;,,x,:.„',-.v loiiti Tancoura iuniki 1111111s mm LIFE—The San Life Assurance Company of Canada. FIRE -The I'hernix Assurance O. of Linden, England. ACCIDENTS AND I.l A DILI TIES- The Empire Accident nnd Surety Co. im your PROPERTY J'KKKECTIO* CONt'RKTK BLOCK! WITH l!S KOR QUICK SALE A. SMITH & CO. JUNCTION BLOCK NORM VANCOUVER. wmrc wundottes rpvvo I-1NK NM AM) 95 lOIST l",trite, tinted to lii|fh*sci.riii|{ hem Kkks $1 50 tint I- per 16. Clear eugs exi'tnugi'il. A few breeders fur tale. it. KADIllilCHn, 21st street and Ixinmlalt* avenue. HAVE YOU SEEN THE Large Cabinet Grand and Upright Pianos That we are selling at the low price of ONLY $375,00 Wirnnted lor five yein. Full Ment Plates, Double Repeating Action, Pure, Sweet Tone, Combined wilh Great Power. BEAUTIFUL CASES Ttrmt, $10 (nth; hai. fo a month Thii ii only one simple. We sell sixteen makes of Upright Pianos G. [. JORGLNSEN llall ImjiMw ..I a r. lad S.r.no. 'I'llUM *.'-.'- K«ll»<r>, Brlal|,-i, IV.Itr Power., K.Ilm.Irn Sll|^.lllll*l|a|.*l|a*. aaf .*, >|1,| 1 ||,'| |,,|, M.p*, T„t*lll ■ ItM, UlltlDf t'Uliai,, Sn', lllTl.li,U..«lt 111 II. Um. 81. II.. VANCOUVIK. R C. LIMITED 439-441 Hasting Street I'lKi-wri LatgtU Piatt* Hon* rn THE 62 and 64 Cordova Stiff I (OT MSHIRGS CLDTfflUKJ BOOTS AND SHOES ['he famous "Hub" Shoes for men, $5 00. Summer Suits from $8.00. Mon's balhriggan UfidvfWMf 2.r>c up. Everything for Men at Right Prices. WE XUT OTTERING THIS WEEK Kitnordiniry viluri in Parlor Tables Birch MihoRiny Tille", very pretty, $1 •#, nynlar price $3 7ft. Suitable lor my parlor. When Slating Wladow Shad I, Laci Ciirtaini, I'hIm, Ktc., See Ui. No! 1 and 2, Home lllock, Iionadale Ave. For Furniture and House Furnishings kill Vancouver Hardware Company, Ltd. Garden Tools Lawn Mowers Poultry Netting House Cleaning Requisites Paints and Oils Builders' Hardware KXH of Lonsdoie *»e. Telephone u NOTICE rrsinks roa timiikr limits V OTlCE ii hereby given tint Kiled *■' tmili-ri will be reeaivml by tin Hon. tlie Chiel Comtniiiioner, it the at the Undi mil Worki Depirtment, Victoria, up till noon on Montliy, June lit, lium, Irom any permn alio nny ile- •ire to til'liiii ipt-iiul lirencei uihIit the proviiiona ol mtIhui 67 ol the "Land Ael," for the purpoie ol cutting timber Iron, the lollowing deicribed land! :— No. 1. Commencing a.t the toulh-wiit corner ol Indian KeMrve on Acton Souual, Coait Diitrict, Range 1; thence aouth aliing ite ihore to the nortli-eait corner ol Timber Licence 13,4116; thence south 40 clniiii to the north line ol Timber Licence 13,4<H; thence ent about KM) chains to thi weit line ol Tim her Lii-eiiee 26,400; thence north ibont 110chaini; thence went about 80chaini to llie aoulh-wiat corner ol Timber l.i fence 26,3011; thence welt to point ol commencement. No. 2. Commencing »t • poll planted on Ihe -Lore of Tli* Hal Ugoon, Coiit liiiirici, Range 1, it ihe north-welt curlier ol Timber Licence 21.Wl lo tlie north-met ornir; thenee leutli abemt 20 r liiini to the norlli line ol Timl-er Licence 14.4t*; thence eiat i l-out 80 cliaim lo the line of Timber Licence 14, i.Vi; t hence nortli nlmut wt chaini j Ihenee welt ibout 120 chaini to the -ha,re o! Tii-Bn Ugoon; thence eouth eaaterly along ihore to point ol com inencement. The competitor offering the higlieit i n.li honiia will be entitled to ipeeill licence! covering the limits, renewable annually lor a term ol t« enty-one vean. Each tender mint be addrnaed m the lion, the Chiel CommiMioner ol l.andi and Worki, lecurely lealed ind marked "Tender lur Timber Licence!," and mmt lie iccoinniiinil hy two marked cliea'ii**e, one cinque beirn ler |280, thn amount ol the iiti yeir'i reniil, and other Iur the amount ol bnnm tendered. All chequei require to be payalile to the order ol the Chief CommiraioniT ol landi ind Worki, it pir, it Victoria. R J. FULTON, Chi f C'oiiMiiaii.in'r nf /.audi ani Worki, Lntdi ti,d Worki Utfartmtnt. Vititstia, B.V.. April fit*, I**- Rolled Oats floor Haij and Feed Seeds ALL ORDER.* RCLIVERER Fine, healthy Tomito tnti Cauliflower Flints, grown Irom Sutton's Seeds, always on hand ih. Brackman-Ker Milling Co. IWN* Lonidale Avenue, at Perry Landing Harry Mitchell, local manager. Styles Worth Seeing' First of el! we ask t|ou to view correct style*. Fit-Reform set* the fashions.. . What a|)[>ears In the Fit-Reform Wardrobe is accented without question by Canada's well dressed men ... Let us sho. you some of the many new Suits <H Overcoats for spring OUR SPECIALS THIS WEEK Suits $15.00 and $20.00 WO«ltl Bill Bit int HtNIT Fit-Reform 333 HASTINGS STREET VANCOUVI R, B. C. Priceless Asset A (nod let nl Tr.'tl. contribnta peitly te one'i hialth awl 'li.|i|iint'i». Tin*)-mill much to Ihe ipsmtSN ami more to the iligMtion. I Neetot ii th. only cinie lor the Inn ol Teeth. CoB.to ui NOW Wlore it ii too lite. If At till PSIff» tntt NtVtl CttAMC riillftetaf Ttttk II.m •rMfe<-*ark, >tr Tsslb I.m •sM Crswsi I.M •sMrHHsfi I.aamtt nalisa nWoffi Las r 11 nc tlm ta ALL WORK GUARANTEID WITH A PROTECTIVE GUARANTEE FOR TEN YEARS The Boston Dentists, Ltd DR. A. R. BAKER, Cosssltisf Dsstiat 407 Hastings St., W., Vancouver HOURS I.m. lot am. A. FARRO CONTKACTOR Ii prepared to dn ill kindi of work clearing. Kruhhina, atuni|iiiiK ur rock Muting. Work il.nn* by tlie diy or by contract. Kxtra nre taken in lilutina* mar Imll.r. Hid ill damage lliiil.* good. Addren, Second itleel W., near l/ini- dile in'iint*. or I', ii llui 11, North Vancouver. M Singer ind Wheelir St Wilion Agency, North Vanconvrr, P. H. IRIIH, LOCAL MANA6LR. niiii'.'. allll Mr. ('u'l.ii'i. I,,in.il.ili' Ave. Machinel wild on inalalniciil i'liiii Machine! lor r.-nt Machine mp|ilii"i S«u ui (<*r villi Sa-miin Machine winti W. NICHOLSON I AtLEY ARCtHllCT I Hire-New lhompmn Block, t.'ninlili* avenue. Kriidential m.rk aapeaiaily. I'. 0. Iloi SH Norlh Vancouver, B. C. ■siiiisssi mmm mom »m> "i,'t,"iii.« I/nvitf lumrhl tht bankrupt stock of Wolf, England j- Co., Thomfion H/ock, are selling tht same at cost. All /hit union's Goods, comprising SHIRTS, COTTARS, OVERALLS, UNDERWEAR, SOCKS, HATS, PANTS, SUITS, WORKING GLOVES, LADIES WEAR, DRESS GOODS, Etc. This is ti pnuiine nale nntl the .stock mint bediiposed of at once. LUIUiNHflR HnKKK HI.OCK KinostOoltlen Slate llll J. A. 8. NICIHU.I8 I .U.i.i/ni-liif* of .Viii'i.., aiil Ai.. .1 Fitrntlt.rr Sion, lifftt Ani Hnr Rirtttti Koniirhlgis All llraa. Iii-i tO ' inui m »', n«i ('iininn.in .* I Uaidil. "I |-*«H. ■« lai».| ~W~V*<) ..nlariaii, ia |ii.iii|H*alt«nlioi Auc I looters Accomiiinti, Auditor! Cm- ial Conimiuion Broken Real filali Asaiili iii nmi.in, i.c. KHI'l.ANAtiB, NORTH VANCOUVER THE EXPRESS. NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C New Advertisements Butter- liiiinil'a (Irneery l..*im*ii( L-iiiil-K. W. Caultiild Lot!(or Sale- Irwin .V Httlsgt. I'm lur Tallies—Home I* uniisli :ri tfomen'i Blum—Pykt'i Hm Welt Tin* Wi'Ii-iiiiii' I'arlnr— ii.i lainsiliile Ave Tiiuli'in lur Fuel—It. l'. ti'.ifriiint'iit Tt'inlii. fur I iin ber limits— l'rnt-ini-i,il Itoverinnent. (ORRLSPONDENCE Short, inislerili'lv nor.lt'.l letterl nn Ionic, nf iieii.Titl nnblic interest wjll Is" pulili.litil in I'm. Kxi'Hoi. Till Kii'HKSl is in nn way res|Hiusilt|e for the opinions ol I'lirriniiiiiiilenls, ami ri'«.*iu>- tbt right i" ti'rniin.ili'attisciis* •ion al am lime, rip tn Soap Lake l'u i'ia I1..* - iu.I l rtendi in North Van- e.l.lUT: A* 1 -ii.:" sli d in nn last lelt. i, we -.till I* in iiu it Soap Lake, ami prolmlily will lot -.unit' tune yel. I'heri .ue .1 ^iiiiiI manv people coming .nnl K",nti nil the lime. i li. \ CORK liinilalfil with all sorts of complaints, Ihey come liy stauc, on hor-icli.n k. i amed on stretchers, antl on crutches, with attendants to rare Inr theni. But in most cases within llss days they throw awa\ thi ii tiiiti'lits ami aie found stripping over the hills and antl valleys nimlile as cricket', making it difficult tori stranger to know which is tin* patie it or which is the nurse. Almost every onr who comes lure is tieiiehteil from the u-.e of the waters of Soap Lake, which are used for drinking and bathing purposes. The only attraction here is the medicinal properties o( the water ol Soip Lake. The surrounding country is sage brush and sand, in endless quantities, with here antl there i small habitant or rancher, ami now and then a rattlesnake to enliven the monotony ol the situation Norlh Vancouver Hospital oxnt'iTin by THK MISSKS DAWSON tKUUl \)i !*i I-,:l) jier reek. Il'.ir'/ I'lttieiiti II /irr iat, OMSWJWaSMttUml• a M.an».iiii nu 'Pit I-I -iltentii.il nl llie I .un.l* ami Wnrt- ' bi'parliuent kining I i, ,|imia*al to Uie fiu't lliil town It.is in a towntile luminal Prime Kii|" ii, li* in*; a nnl.ll visinn nt l*it MS, KaiiKe ,'i, Ci,asl His* trift, situ.iliil in. llu* uiiiinlaml btlstw the in*.ml. n( llie ski-rim liner ainl Klien Kiv.-r ami Kaieu Islaml. nre being 'iffiTi-'l for sate, it lias tiet-n deeimd nectntaari* In warn llie |.ul.li.- that lh,* ■aid townsite is not situated al llie ler- niinii. ul tin* i iranl Trunk I'acilii' Hail* llall.llll ,- Ill,I till* llUlll.lll* Wllitll 1- nwiieil j.iintly l'i the llnvriiiui-iil ul llruiili ('a,liiiiilu.i ami (lie Itr.iiul Trunk Pacific It ulii,n t'iiui|*iiy. f, J. H I.TUN, rfci/l',i,iu,.i'i.i„a.r ni' l.mi'ti nml llerli, / uu ia 'imi Wurln lirpartmrnt, I'ieturia, lit'., fftf IM, I'M. The Keith Road Lounge WIN. ol'K.N ON MAY 23 When w I. ave Ih r , at »iU 8"*o Portland, Urn* it', i \ say "I Spo kan , WssllirlRtOll W'- expect to leave licit- llu ul lie «o|li, and hive nnl ilrt.rn;:ii..i ul how lung we will spend hi 0. ^oa. Vouis very truly, I). G Dn k. Siluam >aiiilariiiui, Ephiata, Washington. May nth, 1908. Where Are You Going ? fnr Home Furnishings There ia only out' plac*' to |iiiii'lnisi', if you art'u enre- ful, MOBOniwl shopper. We hnve the largest stock nf House Furnishings in the city, and our prices are unanimously acknowledg etl to he the most reasona* hie to he had. We sell for cash or easy payments THE HOUSE FURNISHERS D. A. SMITH & Co. Corner Granville and Duns* muir streets, Vincouver, B.C. BY LAW NO. 88 I llu-l.aa- '.. entlile lhe Vutp ration nf thr Vila "J Sorth Vancouter togrnn niii /» Ihr IVnllair Shift/n il, Limited l,y a/mirn.1'.,.,.,/ Iirl.riilu" nf the mill t'lim/Ki,.*' to tht erlenl uf ffitl.OOO. ,'KA ON THK VERANDAH (Jet the Hahit WIIKKKAS the Wallace Shipyard*, l.lin.It-tl. have n'| f. -. iitfil to the Mu iiiii|<al Cumuli ul thi' City ul Nortli Van, 1,nver Hut lhe slid Cmnnany pro I * t.e to ere. I marine wiyi ami liiip* yirds un (lie |,reinim-i llrei.ly uccupieil bv llie ii-li "iii|i.iny in 1 In-1'ni ulNortli I'aiii'nuier and In i*i|»*nd un the raid marine wil). and slii|i|artll lhe sum ul sl least ft! nm Ami also lu etpiiu a I'lini lur repairs tu steel ihipa antl tu ei|atiitl 111,Ilm 1.11 9.1 lining lml have entered nil', ai. agreement withlliet'ilyul Nurlli Vine, ,11 ver providing mlrrol .1 fur (lie e,,ii-lr ..1j1.11 ..I su.Ti marine whi. ami shipiardi and llieiillimatetrinste. 1,III..' l.l irt' ship building business ul tbe said t'tiiiipany tn Ihs I'ity ol Norlli Vauitiiiver and llie employment nl a tiled iiiiiiiIh r "I I'lnpliatees tlifre. AND WIIKKKAS it is ■■.■■e.lient to grant aid lo Ihe said Cunipanjr 11 re- plettteil. TIIKKKKHKK th« Mayor ind Aldermen of the Cilv ul Nurlh Vancouver in I'mnnil asHeuil.letl (with the uscnt of tl.e eleeturs ul the laid City duly nh* tuned) enact ai follow! :— 1. It llllll Im lawful Inr the ('..mull ! the in, ul North vi»'ouver lu enter intu au aureeiiii ni wilh the Wallace Sl.ipvardi, laniited, by whirh the aaiil I'tiiiipauy i^ree iu com-ideraliiiu tit the I'ily giiiraiitneiiig payuienl ol I'eUn* tures || tie luued l.y the laid I ..mpHiiv lur an auutiiiit imt eireoluiK HUBtlO L.rtliu illi after dii|si«al ul nicli Kiwi. lures l.y tl.e Company ...ii.li.n I and e.pnp marine wai. ami slnpiinls in lhe City of Nurth \ incomer on tbe pn-m ises pr.'seulli occupied by tlie laid 1 ** ii|..u.v .cl 1.1 ei| I an amount ol at lean 11*" ,nn in no doing; ind to maintain and "(write uid marine way* ami ihipyards ciinliniuualy, emploiing nut less ibm llfty «mp'yeei. '1. ll shall be lawful hi llie Mayor nl llie City and the City Clerk un ilu. • ii*. iileiri ol the said iirrement bv lhe -aid Wallace Sbipyinli, limiti-l, tu I'uiiraiilr.' Hie payment of tbe l.u,,|« lo l.< issued In the uid Compiny fur M • niininl not eiceesling |.*-ll,l*00, Mid gnarant a to he given hy way ol a sepi rsle Iiniii nr guarantee nr by endorsement '.II the Is,mis so to In isi.ml In the saiil fuiiijiany. The uid I.,ml ur mulumciiieiit in bt eiecuted by the M i..r nnl lilt Clerk and the toriwrite -eat of the t ilt 1.1 Iw attached thereto llu- llv-law iliall come into .fleet un the Mii day or Mav, Ml*. Thii It)-I.iw to ta* cited for all pur poaei as the "Wallicr Sliipvirdi, l.im* iie.l, Aitl By-law, IH08." I'asietl bv tlieCuiinril on the llth dav ol Ml*, torn. Received lhe assent ol the Klrelnnol the City uf Norlh vincouver it in elec lion lield lur the purpose nn the diyol , A. li IM K.siiii.i'lei, *! |,y the Cum il. aigned by the Mayor ind and finally adopted City Clerk, and nelleil with Ihe cilv leal on lhe diy ol , A.l). NM TO THK I.I.KCTOKS OF THK CITY OF NORTH VAN* COUVKK. TAKK NiiTICK THAT the ibove It I true copy of the Promoted Mylaaw up* un ti I.n*li llu* v *le uf llu* Kleclnrs ul the eitt uf Ni rth Vancnuver will be laken within Iln* eity Hull, Norlh yancuver, on IVKIlNKSIIAY.lheTIIIKI) DAY OK .ll'NK, A. 11.1'.se., Iwiwoeii the hounol U "'clock a.ti and 7 o'clock r a. TIIUMAS SHKP1IKK11, It.-turniiiK Orliivr PUBLIC \oricK IS IIKIIKIIY GlyKN that tlm vitti of lhe Klecturi of tlie eiti uf N..rih vancnuver will Im taken un "lhe Williice Shipyards Aid lli-l.nw, liim, "ou WKHNKMiAY, tbt illlllli l>AY OK .ll'NK, in pus, between the liouriiif 9n'clock a.11.and 7o'clock p.m., IM J thai iiilhlnllieeity lliill,Norlli t, 1111 ci'iiier, and that Thomas Hiciihur.l 1,1. been ii|ip"iiiie.l Keturiilng Olllcer to lake llie v.ile uf null Klccli rs wiih the iisilll i.iwers iu Ihal hehall Ily order of Ihe Council: AHNol.ll K. KKAI.Y, Mayor. Tiiuiiai Haii'Hmu, eily clerk. MIS AOItllMIM iiiadi'liudiiplirali" the — diy ol Miy, Ml, HKTWKKN WAI.LACK SIIIPYAKIlS, Limited, therttiuafler cilled the Company I ol lhe Oue I'arl AM) THK CITY OK NllKITI vANCOl • VKII (liereiuiifler .nlli.I lhe Cilv, nl ihe Other Pan' W II I. II I A S tliu Coni|*iiy Ins lueii iucor|Hirilitl umler the "Com- panic* let, IW," tur the pnrpoit' ol earr.tinif on inirr nia tlie hiisiness of -litp Iniil.ling. AND WH KUKAS iiihaeoiient tr ils imor|.iraliit|i lhe company has been *'<t in*.' on such I ii'incss ill ilie ''ily ul yancoiiier, British ('ulunibia, and ilsn in llie tit. of Nnrth Vancouver. AND WIIKKKAS the company is desirous ul eitemling its business hi North vaiicniiier aforesaid iu Ibe manner hereinafter iiiiinlinii.tl and Inr tint purpoie il ii Ml nary for theeompint to borrow money A N I) W II I* II K A S the Cnnipsnv has rei*nested llie Council ul Ibe City to grant ail to tht ssid cumnny by giiiriiileeing the |«yniejil nlilebentures ol the rompinv for an amount not electing KiItyTliousind ||.VI,000) Hollirs lor the purpoie nl enabling the company lo I.arrow tlie saiil amount and the Council of (lie City hate agreed lo sole mil a lly-law to the ral, pavers ,.f ll . citv i.ittioriring the grmiling ol su. h iial tutheconipinv by the cilv guaranteeing iiiymentnt the said debenlnres upon tlie eiectitiuii liy the company ol tlic preient Agreement. AMI WH S.RK AS the nun pa „i li 1. approaclicl the Council of the Cit! wilh I pro|»*i'ion lu line ibe Cilv giiirautee pai ment uf IVheutures uf ih,* I'.uiipsiii n.'l t" cjccoil llie sum of 1X1,000, fur Ihe piirpm.. «f enabling tlie company tn lurrow uid money and the ('.-uin il Inive agreed in pursuance nl llu* powers veiled in them liy statute to guarantee payment ol uid Debentures iil-nn Ihe aiiacniinn ol thii Agreement NOW Tllh AOKKKMKNT WIT NKSSKTII tint in coiiiideraiion •■(the City guaranteeing pn tn.-i.t ol said del, eutnrei in manner bereinalter men- In lied llie Company agree willl the City in manner following, tint Is to say I. Tlie entire proceedi lo be reilixed by the Company Irom tlie ule of ine Mid lielwniiire. .hall lie uit-d in the construction ami eunipiiient uf marine wiyi mil mi, bm,' .bop- it Nurth \ incomer The mid marine way. sre to Int.* 11 ip-aiti of IMI ion. dead tt tight and ire to be el .minimal dnuglit to tike nre ol ill the local culriiiig i»- lell, tin 'il 1 maieil imt ol ll.e ume being ippruiitiasi.il* the sum ol (04,111). 2. Tlie com piny Is also In t struct a plant lur repairing and huildii i i.l i«s-.'ls and also a machine iho|, t t '.st in ted co-t whereof isapproniuiai ely 114,0, ill. I Sl The eouipany al*n iigrees ufi r lh. cui.ilriicttoii and ei|iiipiiient uf sai* woiki lo piutitle ut teait the mm if 110,0110 in cub lor itnrkinif capital in |'he currying on of biii-in -B at i*aid wurke. ! I. 'the company alan agrees io allow the Mayor or one of tin.' members of the jt'itv euuni'il, elii'tetl by the cnuncil, to iH-eupy i position on its Board ot Directors. 5. The company further agrees that the works to be constructed hh atnresitid snail tie given tn all r,tpe, i- lhe preference over tlieir work in vincouver, it being the Compiiny'i inteiilinn lo eventually close iiiit ila liiiHiness ill Vancouver and continue lo carry on eiciiiaively its buiineas it Nortli vincouver. 6. The Debenture! to lie issued hv lhe i rn.pant are tu be repayable in iwenii -Iiu* vears, a yea-ly linking (uud ol nue I li.'iiMiinl three hundred nnd lev- entv-uiie dollars and forty cents i|L* :171.401 Isung priividi'd In meet the eiune nn their maturity. Such sinking fund tn lie placed In a spcciul account in a hank nl North Vancouver. It being un* diTstissI, however, that Ibe liiking fund, ur nnv part tliereof, with tbei • -cut ut the city council of North v> n- i-oiiver may Ihi invested in Mortgages or -■iii,.* other approve*! ol security. 7 The said Debentures are lu be K- ciircil tin all (lie property llul laaets ol the e.mpany at North vincouver, including its present lite, being lota sevCn (7) In twelve (12) inclusive, in Block one hundred and siventy-sii (170* iu Distrii I I .,,1 In., hundred Ind seiciili -lulir i'.'7l) iiiii lhe water front ind forvihore rights together with tlie whole of the plant, machinery and other property and die undertaking of the complm H. The moneys to he reilited from tbe-a'eof the said Debentures .Imll be ilfposilisl t„ a special account in the Itiuk nl llritisli Nurth America, or my oilier hank at North Vancouver, and shnll ls< n.id and applied only in and it .a .ards tlie construction antl equipment of the workssftire-iid, and all rbeoues th* refer signed joint Iv by tbe Wallace Shiptar.ls nud the representative of the rou licit. 8. Tlie oimpiny iiiree to begin tlie work ol construction ot the said mirine ] wns and man hine .Imps within thirty dais nfler ibe Debenture! have lieen ! -li I of and In proceed with thr con* 1 wlnirli.ui continuously ind will.out tie* In* 10. The ONSSttf agree that within three months after lhe Completion of the foiiitrtielit.il mil equipment * I il»< said mirine wan lml machine shops they will tsniploi it least Ut) men lu and ils,ni the .aid works antl tint seventy- tin* (761 percent, of tlie men so employed shall be residenls il North Vancouver. 11. Tbe ron.panv agree to pav all the ex|wnsee, leuil nud otherwise, incurred bv the (itt iu C'liiie, lion with thii matter, iniludii'L* ihe submission ol the n.wesnary Hy-laiw to tlie Ratepayers ol the city. IN WITNKSS WIIKRKOK llie pir* lie. herein hai,* hereunto Mil heir In mis and seal., tbe day lml yeir Ant above written. The Corporate Seal I of the Wallace Sl.ipvardi, Limited, wai j -> ii hereunto affiled In i-**.■*! i the pretence nl ) A. WALLACE, Managing Director tSgil) (8*11 John Kuwait.. I. I WALL.U'K, Director, The Corporate Seal if tbei'ill ul Nnrlh Vancouver wn liereunUi iftiieil in tbe pretence ol An everyday hiirgnin WHOLE COf f IE TRESH ROASTED 25C per lb. VERY TINE TLAVOR Ground While You alt j. a. & m. McMillan dunrr Ksplana.!.* lllll I.tuis.lale Avenue INC HIGH L0T» IN BLOCK 29 11KIWHI'.N ifilll AND 17TH STS., MAHON AVE. Tt run, nnt'-foiiilli ca.h; Imlance, (1,12 lad 18 mouths c 4 u o e a e w t_ m SEVENTEENTH $T. 1 >—" > i -■ H 1 5 0 > 6 3 I mm BKZ9 Sixteenth sr. im © • o e 9 ►' ft 3 S.GINTZBURGER -LIMIItC- 161 Cordova Street, Vancouver, B. C. r. o, uox tut. 1836 THE BANK OF 1908 British North America One of CiniJ i's Strongest Financial Institutions Tstal Asseti over $30,000,000 - . ~A . Saving-) Accounts given spei ial attention A deposit ol fi or upwards starts a Savings At count, on which the highest current rate ol Interest is paid pr added to the Principal every three months. Di-pqsita may be withdrawn at any time without notice. Joist Account! may he opened in the name ol two persons, so that either may deposit or withdraw funds, miking*. a very convenient form of account. Bapkinq by Mail. I'toplo living at a 'distant* may send in deposits or withdraw cash by mail. Write lor particulars. Oflice: Cor. lonsdale Ave and Ciplunade, North Vnncouver, B. C. ll. It. Hum i, Manager. * British Columbia Electric Railway Co., Ltd. Cirs leave the Fern Landing for Qiu*i-i.sbiiry Avenue, Twenty first street and Lonsdale, .Winch street ind Keith Koad it lollowi: 6ij i.m,, 6:45 a. tn., 7:15 a. 111., 7:45 a. 111 . S: 15 a. in., y a. ni. 9:40 a in., ip in .i in , Alter 10:15 a. in, cars w'" 'eave Queenslniry avenue, Twenty first and Lonsdale avenue, and Winch street and Keith Road at five minutes to the hour and twenty five minutes past the hour. Cars leave Nineteenth siteet'aiiil QiieenahttiV avenue, Twentv-fir-ii street ami Lonsdale avenue, Wintli street and Keith Koad is (ollows: 6 a. m., 6:55 a. 111., 7:20 a in, Itej a. in., 8:43 1 111.4:30 a.m. After 0:30 a. in tars leave the Petty Landing al ten ininutcs past lhe hour antl twenty minute** to the liour. \j&' All boats are met by tlie cars. Pioneer Hardware PhoM 12 I. WAlDtN I,i.iiHilnlf I hirst Si K BUILDKBS1 BUaPTUH TINNERS* PLUMBKS8 Sole Agenti lor McCliry'i Stoves. Ranges, Furnicei, Sheiwin ,V Williami' (aninui 1'iinll. Just Hrrivetl—Our si'ujoii's delivery of Paints, Vttr- nisht'.-i, etc., from $1 ■'•() per ^ulIon up. Hotel Norlh Vancouver. m —r~——-- *• ' Bftf-'iMiii'j' r- "^^^I^Sp ^:^WS' 1 HO 1 KL \f VI H \/ANr '.lli; -1 P i Anyi/s l.rami Tourist Resort Up in d.iii- Rates: t: "" per Day and up Special Rates lor Fa mi I iei ami Regular lloarderi Ferry Service I very Half Hour to and from This Hotel to Vancouver. P. Larson, Prop. PALACE HQTEL SIM 11 SMIM1ID mill SN mt (SAM AN I'l'TtlHATK TOIKIST RMOIT Hatu: MM I'KH HAY AM) HI' S|nfi,il R.iffs lo I'miilifx mil Regular Rnardm llallMiiuir lerrv eniinnlinn In ami (rom Vaiitnuver. llnl anil roll) aaler in every room. Ili'turn clli ta-lla in rvery riHnn Harrier »lui|i in eiinnaellnn. REDA & ANDRUSS MOP^WfaMM |MHM jTmr, ... NORXU VANCQUVER, U..C WE HOLD THE SOLE AGENO and inslru to sell Clcnri'tl Lots, 60x166, in Block .ri'2. on Konrteenth ntnl Kifteentli aStrects, at $500 and $525 cncli; corners, $600 ench. RA8YTBRM8. Two cleared lots, 60x167 ench, south front on Ninth street, nt $650 each. Kasy terms. Also n few choice lots on Vielurin Park West. I-onsdiile Ave. lot, hei ween '2ml nntl .'Inl streets, only $:J2«K). Terms. Sixth street lots in BIcX k 117, f.ViO ench. Terms. A ^ond list of 1-ots in nil parts of the City, nt prices from $20(1 each ami up. 1 Wanted from OtSHI liala nt |*ih.I i'ln.e*in t/it. anil Acreage We n<r*|rotiat<P latri if Iln* I'tiii*. are righla IRWIN & BILLINGS CO., limited Coi*. lonsdale Avenue and I If th St., North Vancouver, B.C. ^^HH.w is
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