Library l.'lli , Alterably * Subscription, #1.00 Per Yeur, Mulled or Delivered UNITKU STATICS, Si.so It, aVitvrince mercial Printing Hone to I'laiuoo mt Ke. UK liXI'llKSH OFFICE Clet Prices VOLUME 5. NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15.1907. NUMBER IH fl ll La Ai lhe regular meeting nf the city council mi Monday night in the City hull Ihere were presenl Mayor Kealy, Alder- i i Irwin, Emery, Dick, Smith, Crick- tuny ami Jordan A request (rom sister Mary Amy, principal of St. Paul's bcIiooI, ivas rend. The requesl nski'il for II xtcnslou of Hie side walk nlong Keith rond ns fnr ns lhe west end of block 111), tin which Si. Paul's .school in shunted, ll wits relerred to the bonrd of works, A joint roport Irom tlm board of works ainl tire I'liinmiiii'c recommended lhat the approach to tire hull No. 1 he tilled iu wil 11 earth mnl boulders instead of plnnklng ii over. The npproximnto cost would be nhout $'J,"i. 'The recommendation wns ndopted, Aid, liial, snhl he hmi hoard n rumor thnt gambling wns going nu among the Chinamen ou Second street. Aid, Smith, chairman of the poll loinmittee, sniil he lunl not beard of any complaint, li wns referred i" the police committee to Inquire ini". The question "f the disposition of dogs which will he killed nl die pound, was brought up .Tlie police coniuiltti Ini iu 11 report ut lh' wns naked t next meeting, A recoinnteiiiliilioii from lhe water committee for the extension of Hie water system wns carried , Alii. Irwin brought up ihe matter of the proposed chango of grade on Lonsdale nvonue ninl Btntcd that tliore were several citixens present who wished t" express (heir views tboreon, Kx-Ciiiineilliir Morden said lie would like ia> final mu ihe proposed change frnin lhe wntcr front In First street. Id* understood thnt there was tn he n new grade given, if so he thought that tin- council would he running its liend into a liooao, He wns in fnvor of lhc straight grmle being iniilutnliied, A terrnco wus objectionable bcenuae tlio grade would be Increased front 2 1-2 to II por cenl or nbOllt 200 feel to llio block. Looking nt il frnin the witter Ironl ii straight grade looked prettier. .lames (Talk said il was lhe first lime in lour villi's thnl he hail addressed lhc council ami since the question of the change "f grade on l.tin-ilule avenue canto up, he wanted to know regarding il ipendlturc of money mi Chestor- field nvenue in repairing the street, ma Worship suggested that the point tie taken up later. W. it* Bunbury, local manager nf the It. ('. IO. It. i'n.. stated mt heliair of his < I'iny. Hun when lhe brakes mt the cats Were si'l going down hill llnil the terrace levels were struck, there would be difficulty in readjusting the brakes, Mr. Sperling's Instructions were fnr hltn iii ask ihe council in reconsider this, li would iifi'ci'l the operation of the cars more than nnythlng else. ,1. lt. .1. Murray wns opposed to ibe terrace grmle nml thought thnl the protest of the malinger of the street railway was sufficient in justify Hint nn alterations should he iniiilc lt was ioo big n proposition fnr the council to uu- ili'i'iuki* nny nltcratlon. lie bud no- don! I ihnt ihe grodo nt Lonsdale iiveniie had lieen settled. If the council iiinleiiniik nn,v further change it would tun Hn* ciiy inin ridiculous expense, Nobody In the city ihould allow Ihls Important matter to pass williout ex- presslng llieir opinions He lurther said thnt he was voicing the feelings nnd opinions nf a large number nf ratepayers when he opposed any chango in lhc pro- senl grmle being mnde, A. I', Bonaley wished also in |ii*olcs| ngainsl the proposed changing of tbe grade, It win unt fair to change the line every time a now building went up. lA. S. Hillings saiil Ihal I silale avenue as u was, was a pretty pii f slrei'l. "If yin slnrl In tear ll lip, why yoil Would spoil il, licsiilcs putting lhe ciiy in considerable cxponee," he snhl. "if the terrnco grade were adopted ii would Impede ihe travel mi (he cross Streets hy vehicles Stopping on Hie terraces." lie endorsed ihe remarks ol the previous speakers, .lames Clark understood thnt there was n certain amount of money set . aside tn Improve Chesterfield avenue, " ami that nothing had been dono III the block between Thirteenth nml Fourteenth streets, Aid. Irwin, chairman "f the board of winks, snld there was certain necos- snry work thnt must he dune liefnrc the hitch in question '""I'l 1"' put Inl" shape and Inler tlie block referred tn Would be fixed up. .lames I'lnrk snid lhat lit was .-all*-.- Ilod io hnve lhc worst part ol lhc Work dont lirst. Mayor Kealy said thut there wus n veritable quagmire north of Fourteenth slreet.' liegnriling the question of the grade on Lonsdale uvetuie, he stated Hint it would be further considered, ihe grades iu two places had been given, which were likely lo he changed, For three months lite grading of the avenue hnd been under consideration, The i mil hail sought knowledge from out- sldo sources nnd civil Oligb rs hail ilcall wltll the mailer nml reported in fnvor "f a bench grade from smith to north, The council could not ngree on the reporl, nud he gave his easting vole only for the clintiglng ol the grmle from the wharf to the nortli side of First Btreet mt Lonwlnle nvenuo, "Thnt is my iinswer." snid his worship, " ll docs imi follow, however, thnl tbe rails will be torn up," There were also four proposed new blocks to ivhich grades were required to be given nt once. Aid, Hick suld ihut nfter speaking i" the owner of one or the blocks, to whom u grmle had already been given, Ihere was nn possibility nf the city incurring engineer regarding ihe grade Aid, Irwin said thai as chairinan nf the liniiril nt works, it IiiiiI been already demonstrated in hltn lhat li was Inadvisable In adopt the terrace grade. Ile wns strongly In fnvor of Hie straight grade. It would avoid nny lawsuits, Some of those who have already built IiiiiI been given permission by the city engineer regnrdiufl Hie grade, His worship sniil thai ihe engineer's permission williout the council's authority was valueless, Aid, Irwin snid the owners of buildings ou lhc present grmle wollld he reluctant to hear any further expense iu •'hanging llie grmle. The straight grade was the easier one. The council stood ihn'c in lltrcc. The question of damages iniiBt also be taken into consideration, Kx-t'iiiiinilliii' Morden said Hint be thought thai the Thompson block hmi been given Hie grmle by ox-Knginccr Hells, ninl that tho sidewalk hm! been pui down accordingly, ami if it were now changed ihe ciiy might be threatened with n lawsuit. 11 litis were so It would also follow in other enses. Aid. Crickmay endorsed ihe views of their duty atul the nature of tlio evi- Ald, Irwin, Mayor Kealy said Hint he liml asked city Engineer Loutet in search through the minutes regarding permanent grailes. Engineer Loutet snhl lhat he could not final anything, Ciiy clerk Shepherd said thnl he could uot find anything cither, A. I*'. Itcnsley snhl lhat he had been given ihe grade mt LonsdnU nvenue nt the comer of First street, hut uflci- wiirds hnd lo raise lite building nt his nwn expense, Municipal Clerk Philip hmi inld hltn In the first Instance dint the grade given was lhe right one. This was in April, 1005. Aid, Irwin saiil so fnr as be knew, thai iu all cities where cars were operated mi lines the grades were straight inn's. It was Iriu', he lurther slated, ihat there were many utreets in the ciiy Hint hnve now no car bin's Inn, How Uo wc know ihal grades wollld not lie necessary say in five or ten years';" He sai.l all obstacles should be removed now. Aid. Emery said that Hie opinions ns expressed were ngnlnst professional opinions. Aid. Smith nskcil if ihe city engineer iiuiile the grade on Lonsdale nvenue, The mayor: "Yon cannot show Uio nnythlng In lhc minutes regarding uny grndes being given. Aid. Jordan -nni llio mnllor s ed iu'lii' hazy. The thing sliniihl bo sn sottleil as In prevent any new council milking n change nf tho grade mt lama- dale avenue, The council did not appeal' In tic In hailimaiiy wilh Hi" opinion nf iiii gincei's who Iind been Invited in advise llio bonrd. "If those engineers wero imt I'linpi'lcni," lie said, "I would like lo see Hie mailer Bottled once ami lor all." Aid. Irwin: "Your worship, you refused the mii ice nf your engineer." Aid, Irwin moved, Becoiulod by Aid. Smith, Hint the mntler ol changing the grade mt Lonsilnlo avenue be further iiisi'itsscii on Thursdny evening. The motion carried and llio crowd filed mil of the civic chamber, CpUNCIIi BtlMMONIOD, The reeve and council "f Hie district ,,f Norlh Vnflcouver have been summoned lo appear In court on Friday In connection with Iho unsigned plan of rcsubdlvlslon ol blocks OU snd 010, nml iii. ci'tiiin contract with the Western Corpornlion (or a rond through this d tii.'i. Miss Jennie II. Green is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Stewart, o( Chesterfield avenue. Tlic sealing capacity of Hie municipal hall was well taken up on Tuesday evening When n ineelltig of Hie ratepayers was hehl for discussion "f the proposed bylaw which will he submitted mi November 20, Reovo Mny occupied llio chair nnd among those present were Counsellors MiNiiiighi, Robson, Davidson and Nye; IV, II. Gallagher, 1. chirks Ex-Coun, Syr, ,1. Unlit, \V. I.onieit, H. Cameron, Clerk I'hilip nml lien. Hiti'llcy. ltet've .May opened the meeting staling the object for which the meeting wiib cnlled. He stufeil Hint lhc municipality owned nhout. 22ISI acres in lhe district but Hint lhe purpose of Ihis liylaw was to offer for sale about lill* acres, comprising the west M0 ncres of D, 1„ 788, TOU und the whole of D, L. 810 and 817. It wns further the objeel of the bylaw to obtain the consent of Hie ratepayers lo offer lhe land fnr sale by public auction nml ou nn extended term of payment. U was also planned by the council In sell in fi nutl 10 ncrc blocks and the payment to run on the installment iilait. He further Blnted Hint lhe power wits already vested in Hit* council to sell Ihese lumls at any lime, but only for cash, uini his council liad concluded it wotilil be a menus of en iraglllg settlement In adopt llie terms basis of disposition. Reeve May also spoke of the beauty of this locality, being high ninl willi n southern slope uud tt beautiful view of English Ilny and the gulf,. Counsellor McNnught followed Reeve .May. Mr. McNntlglit said that the districi liad a large area of html not beur- iug tuxes and be considered Hie proposition of disposing of n small portion on ensy terms, which would enable the settlor in linudlo n few acres, would not only settle lhe municipality, bin would increase the revenue wilh the laxes from these properly owners. Mr. MiNiinght said be hnd heard a suggestion from the Bonrd of Trade relative to robnting tin' inxci* mt these nuds, providing improvements were made. He concluded by further stntlng that (he municipality were after actual settlers imt speculators, Reeve Mny said Hint if the bylaw passed it did not necessarily mean Hint all the laml .should be sold nt mice; the sahvi of ci'iin'ui portions could be distributed over extended periods. Conns. Robson nml Nye were cnlled upon ami endorsed the previous speakers. \V. ,1. Irwin naked if nny provisions had been made for parks mul suggested dial such should be provided for. including school siies ami other stuh requirements. Clerk I'hilip slated ihal the inp of Grouse mountain was being reserved fnr pnrk purposes. Mr. Irwin wanted io know nlso if there could be nny limitation put upon the council or nny future council's iug power, Conn, ltolison said ihni the council wna privileged to sell nt any Hut" ami nil) amount of html, the question only bolng the matter of terms, Mr. Webster referred to the suggestion of n rebate of taxes in settlers, wlm Improved ihcir properly, lie thought Hint it would be moro appreciated hy the settlers to pity laxes anil liuvc lhc money spent on ronds ami public buildings, lie suggested Hun cadi purchaser sliould l>" given a guarantee that a mail would be built iii hi- holding when Improvements had been sla tied. Tin* Reeve staled ihal when a resident required a rond it wa- given him. Mr. \Y. II. Gallagher tliougld it was not prudent in sell ni Ibis tin f year, llu considered that those lands ivorc nsst'ls worth while Imliliiig nml tei sac- rlllclng ns he [cored would bo il use c Idorhig tho i' Ill Ion ol affnln prevailing ai present, The reeve said lhe council Wii* Unl ■bilged io sell ir prices <liil nol warrant disposition now nml Coiiu. Nye Btntcd further that if tho council had llio powei vested In theni in sell on lime, ii inighl he the menus iif selling trait* a considerable distance back, The question was asked if sales could he innile in sei tiers only nml entire!) shutting mil speculation, Tin' reeve Btntcd thnt ii could nm very well be done. Another question xvits nskcil. il the council cotiiii lay down certain Btlpnln- limis iii the agreements of -ale. Coun. Mi'Naiiglil stated that tin1 council I""! lhc power lo insert any provisions neied- snry in the agreements ninl that the council roiihl use Its discretion in 'use misfortune should happen to a soltler who hnd imt unite fulfilled the requirements of his agreement and would he unable to continue further Improvement. Mr. Clnrksoii was in fnvor nf Hie dlstricl selling mi tortus. Hy thnl menus he iliiniglil Hie speculator would not hnvo au opportunity tn buy fnr cash uml sell iiii tonus ill ll lollg price In Iln' set Her. Mr. Iinin referred I" UlO hist tux sale when Ihe land went cheaply. He hardly llioughl tin' realisation Irom n sale nls similar lands nt the present Umo would lie nearly as much ns llien. He took the stand Hint the laud would only be snhl through speculator-). tlCOVO M:i) I..1.1 Mr. Haiti Ilnn Iln* council need imt sell Hie luml mily nt ll» Upset pl'iii'. Mr, Loulolt nsked if Hie properly wus to be ri'siii'vi'.vi'.l. He thought Hint sclinni sites an.l ppbllc grounds should be set apart in Unit ilisiihl, Mr. I„ni- tetl nlso thought the IiiiiiI Bhould bc sold by public auction, Reovo Mny stated it wan iu lite power of tlm council to make Btlpnln lions tor corporate lauds. In connection wilh .selling publicly lie snhl the council Iind In't'n offered a substantial price per uere for 850 ncres nutl could gel llio same offer again at any lime, but thut lhe council believed Unit if Ihey sold |ui- uiiely ihey would he accused of graft. Tbey therefore decided to offer it publicly by auction, Mr. Loutctt asked if it wus tint nd- visalile iii offer u discount to uny purchasers who would pity up lhc entire price in 0 iiniulhs from lite time of purchase. Conn. Robson simed Hint it would be furthering ihe interests of nil parties if the discounts ninl rebiile of taxes wen devoted to the building of public roads through lhc district instead of making individual concessions, Mr. Webster suggested Unit one iu every four blocks, he thought, should be set apart and held for school uml othei' municipal purposes. \V. .1. Irwin moved ihat die meeting eiiihii'se the ai'lii'ti nf lhe council iu con- ncetlon with the conditions nf llu* bylaw aiiil Hint ihe Jelling regulations be loft io tlieir (ihe council's) discretlolu. Tlie motion was carried unuuliuosuly. Mi*. Webster wanted to know how Hie ] municipality si i In relation to tha Ferry Company und the ll, C. Electric railway compauy*. He wus told thut Ihese muttons were to a largi' extend in Hie city council's hands. TT"* district council undosalood that the ferry lauding was to lie moved to the site now "cu* plod by lhc Albion Iron Hoiks and that was the only site obtainable that far west. Mr. I'hilip stated he hoped that lhe new quarters would be moro comfort' able lhan tho present landing and l''*i dangerous to life. Reeve May stated in connection with iiu- it. c. Kiel iii' railway company extensions thnt he understood thnt extension work was tn lie commenced ill lite spring. One ol the most atrocious crimes ever cnniiiiittetl was thai of the cold-blooded murder ol little Mary Clementina Nairn, whose much respected parents reside at Moodyville, She was senl oii an errand to this city at about 11:30 a. 111. last Saturday, and was Inst seen alive about hall an hour later. A negro, 33 years ol age, named Roger Vinclto, an ox-convict, was in the uoiglibood at the time mentioned, and is charged with tlic crime. On Thursday he was remanded by Magistrate Kealy Ior eight days. The funeral o(,thl deceased was held this afternoon and was largely attended, lt took place Irom lhe undertaking parlors ol Greene & Simpson, the last sad rites being performed by Kev. Father Madden. Coai On Monday last the Western Corporation, limited, received a shipment ol Wellington lump coal I10111 Messrs. Macdonald, Marpolc & Company, which was placed on the wharf here. This coal is double screened and ol Ai ipiality, and can be purchased from the consignees, at a cheaper rate than that supplied (nun Vancouver, lot cash only on delivery. On Saturday last afyuiet wedding took |ilaci*in the Methodist church here. The contracting parlies were Mr. Mark Knoivlton, ol lhe Wallace shipyards, ami Miss Amy Johnson, ol llie Hotel North Van. couver. The ceremony, which was performed by Rev, Mr Balderston, was the first to take place iii the new church. The happy couple arc residing at the llolcl North Vancouver, and are icing congratulated by a host ol iriends. The Inquest on the body of Clementina Nuliti was Imlil yesterday in Iho city hull at North Vancouver. Coroner Jeffs nf Vancouver opcucd lhe inquest. The Iiiilowllig pei'-nns were named members of the Jury—\V, V. Emory, T. C. Holt, Crunk Wheeler, VV. A. Oibson, \V. II, Campbell I IV. c (J recti llr. ,1. A. I.vvurl t.riiiipln'11 Untitled that on Wednesday nftori 1 lie vlowod Hie body of Cleuii'iiliuu Nairn. It vva- lylng in the hush, to Hie east of Lntis- altlle tlat'ilens, nu its left si.le. tin lhc forehead was n wound, and there were evidences of n fractured skull, but no iiinrks elsewhere Ile performed tbe posl mortem on Wednesday morning, in company wiili Hr. Thus. Vernier, and found a impressed fracture nver the forehead, uini evidences of injury to the brain, but Lin-, marks "I violence, ila, detected im evidence of attempted rape Tho cause of death was apparently from a blow frnin u i'inli (produced) "it ihe forehead and was Instantaneous, The body hmi hen dead fnr some Ilnte, Dr. Thmiius Yeinei. a practitioner In North Vnncouvor, look the stand. Hr. Verucr said: "I .simply corroborate Hi Campbell's Btalcmonts. I performed the post mortem wiih him. fracture nl ihe frontal bouc, extending towards Hi" left three Inches, caused Injury suttli lent to cat Iiniii. Tl wet.' no other marks nf vlelcnc 1 ihe body ami no sign ••! rape." The doctor -.ii'l He child wn- iu period health, ami the Wound In' though! would be caused by ths club found lying beside tbo body. The blow wns struck evident!) frnin the righi sldi nt ruin lbs forehead nnd scorned iu Im pointed -lightly downward. The ivuttiid lm 11 -hi i'l hnve been t nu wi I,., child w.i- either lllllllll "l' sl.iinliiig. He lll-.i sli I llinl llf decci 1 chihl tl'l have been struck Irom i ■ 11—- laitii*. Imt thai he considered from lhc position "I II"' bod) lliail Iln* 1,1'itl was given ai cl"-" quarters nnd thai in' 'hai imt iiunl. ii could have been caused from clothes were loosened uml drawn down nver ller -lines. II.* slitlcil that he then -'in fur Hr. Campbell to have ber ex- nniineil. before he removed lhc body tu the police stntlon. The stick exhibited nl Hie iii'inest, he -aiai, «;is the .,ne im found lying beside Hie body, Street cur tickets mul two gt iy orders were IoiiiuI nml lhe only weapon in sight was ihe club (produced.) Tim rond from which lie thougbl tbo girl niiisi have gono down was the ono riming inwards Hie beach. II'* llioughl llnil she never reacheil He enr Hacks 1 that it was tint likely llml the child would hnve wandered to the -pui herself, lie stntod that there didn't seem m he nny evidence "f a Btruggle and no toot marks could bc -"en. lie Identified the hut produced ns Hint wmn nn lhc child when he fniitid her, Ibe front nml side being stained with bl I. Mitiirn suid he believed thai Ihere Was some motive in llie killing. Indications showod, he considered, that the chihl liml never moved after being struck. I.uicr he recoiled having found Iwo razors, apparently in good condition, ttt u distant f about three hundred yards from Hie spnt where the body wus lound uml nenr die pi where the child had I t hist seen olive. One of the rnjors vvais marked "Seattle" and ihe other he wa- unl sure nf Hie name. It looked lo lie. he ll ght, like, T. Morion." Mrs, T Unrsln, Moodyville, said Mrs. McDonald told hci Saturday nfter- i iimt tbe little girl was lost She Inhl her that she hud seen n lillle girl nit the rond nu her way to Moodyville ft- Sorlli Vanoouver, She said, "Hello, lillle girl," but she did nol answer. "1 wenl out wiili ihe search party jester- ilny nftori li. Mrs. N'aliu found her, ull wenl tip mnl saw her." Witness noticed lhc club lying liesi'le Ike body. She snw suspicious characters around Moody vllle. Recalled, Mm. Qarain said that it wus before t'.' o'clock Saturday when she .saw iti" deceased, MET CLEMENTINA. Mm. Bessie McDonald, Moodyville, said that ou Saturday morning altout liiittl o'eleek ihe gitl's lather came to her house and asked her to go to his plaee mid help liini. (Ill her way Bho mel Clementina and n**k«l her i( sho vt.iii going lo North Vancouver, and tho lillle girl replied that she WM. Tlmt was the last hln» saw of ber. Mm, Mc* Donald "ami that slie was searching for ihe body from Saturday evening until it was found, it with t o'clock on .Saturday Ihnt she was told that Clementina was mi-sing by htt muter. "I saw tho ml on Iln* forehead when lhe body was turned over," nml Ihn wihic,-.. ller bat »as shit on hei head, and tho club was ails,, alongside (he body. "She bad two notes in bei hand when I lact mil her," said lhe Witness, and I did not notice anyone clearing land therabouta, nor any strangers In iho vlolnity." Mr. Hamilton's two litllo girls told her that the) saw n colored man pass by ainut 12:90 on Saturday, Th" deceased started im North Vai nor about 1130 a, m, Agin*. Nairn, iiiti't nt deceased, suid Hint her sistei loll Hi" llOUM mi Snliir* .l.n morning at n HO o'clock. Thai wao the lasl tun" sho law Clementina, Boms* >■ i"'i iriiuii n I I. llr. Venter said the abseil "I""" "'"'" *• "' ;'""'' """' '" NollU 'Vancouver she stayed wiih her aunt in*.ii tin* school houiac. sin, became nhn t about <t "'chalk ami Inquired ut The adjourned case ol Llbbey nml (i. Kaiiiiiagi came up More his worship Mayor Kealy mi Tuesday morning, The plaintiff, Maty l.lbbey, was rep* resented by 3, H. Livingston nnd tlio dofendnni by W, M. Griffin, nf Tnpper & (Iriffin. Eleven witnesses fnr lhe prosecution were examined, The charge wns Hint (.. Kaluiragl did unlawfully leave in an exposed plai"' explosives Hint were dangerous lo lite. After hearing the evidence bli worship dismissed Hie rase, stating that tie did not consider the svldcnco sufficient ground to commit the accused for crli ■• nul trial, ,L hi I mi tin' wedge i Id I f„, I,) the -i I "f tl"* blow. Mi- Nairn, iiunl "I ' let-cased, snld ,lie .1;, i mil iiiiii iii" iwnroli pari) nn Tuesday, ain.l ii w.i he who I ii„, i„„ij, ii,, nii'.l ii Hiei ' ,,,. sin* ii"'" I the elnb ■ ■ near Ity. t Ibid' clothing «' nol disarranged Clementina wa- in her olgtb year CONSTABLE MUNRO. John M * I'1" ■>■ constable, ,.,n,. n detailed account "t Ibe senn nml ihe find ol Hn M) H' slnlnl thnl l„. I,,,,! ||,c case i'i I l'i • ' *NI""' tin) ..id Ha" I* 'i •"■■ I" v""' Vi iver ami In '■ I'sn) •*•■■•( ,'1''"1 Davis searched nil Ihal afte i The search was Blnrtod again Taenia) " Ing ain.l ii"-! found llml ll blM had never been ecu wi ' ol Ibe sli i Has ti„ Tac da) alien n while llu party wn« searching 'e»l ol Lonsdale nvel lie heard Mm. Nairn call oul - at ln8 -i„. had ■ 'I ■ Tbh was al ;;.;.,,,, ,„, After [olloWlllg Ml-. S(bU ll" found ii" bod) ol tlio child lying between two -lump- In n cleared pnleli III I wa« mi her fine ami "H turning Hie body "ter h" fninial what was the mallei \ ,|,*,|, cul In the child's fore- i,...,.! a, a . (posed, bm the clothes wer" not disarranged mel her bnt was still mi. He found, however, that Int under' Ma UcDomtd'e, then at her aunt's, Ihon the grocery store and the butcher shop, .unl found that sti" bad not boon it .im nt these places, Also inquiry w.i- made Irom iln* streei mr conduo i*.i*. imt no ti*i"* "1 h-1 '"nld be found. Witness Ihon stent '" the telephone of* lice to report to the provim lal police, imi n.i*. i..iii 11," iin* Hoe wan busy. Sho ml) i lam lady who said 11t.it sbo s.i* lot sister, Iln father was nl Van* mver and she walled loi him (ill 10 o'cloek ami witil hoin" intli lum. A diligent search »as kept up until tho bod) w.ih found on Toetday, Witness u is ai (forth Vancouver nt the limo. The luni-ikii'pi'i wrote tho notes to iho groooi and butcher. "1 aaw a ncgio on Simii.lv tflernoon silling on the tan opposite McMillan's etntn on Lonsdale avenue lhc same main iis fcctt by Iho lilllii Hamilton gule," sli" snhl. Mrs. M. Donald tias with Inu nl the luii". Ho wore it rugged pair ol overalls and had a shell daik coat .mil -leut blink vest on. Agtn*- Damlltoa nol underlnnding tho meaning of in "nth wns not sworn, but tiulifleil that she haul seen a colored (Continuid on Ps|i J.) THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. The meeting of tlic city council last evening represented a debating cliih, as it was at this meeting that lhc council had invited the Opinion of lhe ratepayers on llir proposed change uf grades of I.a i.a' avenue, Maj r Kealy called the meeting to oi.lcr, all the aldermen being present, besides a large quota ol til. pa; era, Wt iv read Inun Messrs. \V, li. 1 liompson, J. W. Home and th" North Vancouver I.ami & Impi ml ompany re iln pro pi !. liango in the grades. Mr. riionipson protested apainst '■any change being made to a terrai e n In uu , which would not only damage the permanent owners of property but would be unsuitable fur a business streei and car line, and make haulage all llu more difficult, an tin* grade between Streets would be increased." In hi- letter Mr. Home thought the present grade un the ca t side of Lonsdah.' avenue about right tlie wav it is now built. The North Vancouver I.ami & Improvement Company recorded as llieir opinion the following ii i: iaiis why it is undesirable in make any change in the grades: " i. It mil entail considi rabli expi use at a very nn onvenicnl tin *• ■. I'ln-' advantage will be nil. Il will imt make lim appt urant c of i!i crosi sir ■ t an bi tti r, "j. The grade nl Lonsdale n\. nue is quit* gn ai enough at | ' I illiuul making il gn iln. and :.' n.' teasing llie iiiilu tilln - ul :. , illation, both in the nan lining, •■ ,|. I lie proposed i hange will undi'.. the council open to at. images whii b are (, rtain lo I"- brought. ' S '.. ml minutes n lative to in 'ii*t uu i 11 um il • wore n ,i,l, v.l.; !. ah- i'l ilia l,i, I that llllll ',. !' a .' I || I,' |l , linn invited Ilm D| - ■' i pn si nl. ih, mayoi in .i.n ■ ear tin l.n ts hi ban .1: a ■,-, ion, ami stating that a v... ; at "I'p i linn slum! lan .i i! iti, as I a had been I" fori il tm il lm tlllli , ami bad appear* 1 in llii pa] : Mr. Geo A, Mi r>.un ivas iln lirsl to respond tu llu: nn il ami Bin] ,1S DPP i'l t' U.l' ' I I la Unit I ■ tail 1 I,n. I ,uial i certainly vi iv fine. Alderman | llioughl it was ■ >■ i .-, council ll,a ' :.; ..: I •' I. tions, Mr. V. " ll,i<l pro- I • . ed re ■ eral Mi. ' hi laken i onsidcrc I I be lirllt'i i'l other ' I, V.'llil It I a I ill*' l .. of pi ■ tin i. 'Irn I . 1 1 ■ ' i'. nr cil ill' la'll.la. :Ii ( McKen/ii "Hi ycat I grades bet rt i : "•' lie gl all s iiii Lonsdah ,i Can an) nre any gi a * Mt. Morden " How :, you prop o to rl Llf I.' II 'laa' BVl I a t Bt?" Enginoci Loud i ' ■ I , "Thai v i inurlcn with buildini ,i i |y erected I don'l n t bench grades are needed l In l t gride is pn ttiet Whal is the necessity of filling up twenty- two inches on the south side of the street and leaving owners liable to damage ? Tbe grades as established here have been recorded in lhe minutes." Mayor " What il all grades are different t" Mr. Morden—"Tbo grades arc on one side ol lhc street. People on the Wesl side have been given grades, What is the need ol getting ourselves in that position and spending money, when we can gut along without it }" Mr, l-I, C,Wright "There's not the slightest doubt but that the council committed themselves in giving gradi s to Mr, Deasley and I liompson, A i money is sliort it seems a pity lo put ratepayers to tbe extra cxpt use. Tbe opinions of former engim crs differ, and tlie present engineei' is right. I own two stores on Lonsdale avenue, and il present grade is changct would 1 have to stand expense ol raising them or the ratepayers ? Would council stand the necessary expense ol raising them il bi in h grade was fixed ?" Mayor " 1 refuse to answer." Mr. Wright "Lonsdale avenue is a first-class strct t, and a change would cost a considerable amount nf money, It set ins wrung that there is m nun h to bo done on ibe outside ol city thut money should be spent all in one place," Mayor "All the improvements that an- tiulii' bill uu tlm Local lm piiiM-im ni Act, The owin is ol lhc property will be aid t led (and in, n .ue only two owners hero), will have to stand neatly all the expense, except the cross streets." I he mayoi asked Mr. bunbury, local manager ol the li. C. Electric bm s ln*n . il there wt re any possibility ol the cars turning on Lons- d.ih: avenue south. In reply Mr. liiinbury stated lhat there was no likelihood ai the present time, He thought it might be possible al sonic Inline time, as tin* ears found it dillii ull tu nn rt thi* present st In dull. Mayoi "I lo bam b grade make anv different e loi ian* ' Would it In iiiilu nit for i ars lo turn on a l» in b grade ?" Mi. Hunbiiry " li would, il ■nu were coining down grade, \\'i would have lo raise lhc i urve." lie i splaincd In- position re last Mon lay i a n : ■ a: H1014. luting that iln t ompany did nni want tn intcrli re with the council, llu lurther stated that il i, : idi wi re traighl tin rails on the low side ul tbr street would 1 ,r.i' ii bc raised, tin bi in li i.i li ibis alteration would not have tu be made, Iln, i ompany di 1 nm want lo protest or »litn he bench grading samth uf First sm .'I, laiii, I'l i ourse, nuiib ui that street ihe percentage was real enough now without am iiniiv increase. Alderman A, Smith explained lm* position regarding his t * tl it a luiiiii i meeting, when iln In in h ■lad' motion was pa ,s< d I he mayor also gave hi * n t ;iviug the casting vote in bum ul the in w grade Alderman On kmaj alt o lavon al the straight grath, Mderman Irwin, chairman nl tin board of* worl wenl lullj into the pins ami t mis ol tin cliffs rent grades, ami alsu Ins rcat ons loi i a straight grade. I le quoted several sections ol tin ; I Clauses Act rcl itin to | . ■ 11 iiiimil, in uu li in,tit' I'll' I" lii vctl the majoril ol rati i.a., i were in lavoi ol trai I I I ■ la Aldi im.ui I Iji I [avon I iln e ition, ami .iltit . 'a * i , l • . but that b< M ■ itiuns wi n II ■ anal ill. i Wilis It ll 'im il tl - ■ •■ I * : ...1 i. ading ul Iwn by-laws Were nutl. District of NorthVancouver A BY-LAW TO REPEAL PART OF Till'. LYNN CREEK ROADS (NOKTIl ) BYLAW, 11)05. WHEREAS, nn the bib da) ol December, 1905, ibe I^ynn Creek Road (north) Lly-law, igoj, was passed, appropriating for road purposes, inter ii/ta, the lands hereinafter described: AND, WHEREAS, it has been lound that the lands hereinafter described arc not suited for ruad purposes, nud lhat roads are not meantime, and are not likely soon to be required through the distiict lot niter mentioned. AND, WHEREAS, tbe owner of the said District Lol has asked the Council to repeal the said lly- law, so far as the expropriation ol tlm said hereinafter described lands is concerned, and it is right and proper to do so. THEREFORE, the Reeve and Con mil of the Corporation of the Districtof North Vancouver, in council assembled, hereby repeals the Lynn Creek Roads (north) Bylaw, 11/15, in so lar as the saiil By law locates, and establishes and opens up, enters upon, expro priales ami takes, with a view in making, preserving and using as public roads or highways, all ami singular those certain tracts 01 parcels ol land and premises, situate, lying and being in tin* Province of British Columbia, in tbe District ul New Westminster, and in Group One, being cum posed uf pails of Lot 998, more auction, or by private treaty, on terms of payment that will encourage the purchase ol thom bv persons who may become actual settlers on the lands. THEREFORE, be it enacted by the Keeve and Council of the Corporation of the District ol North Vancouver, in council assembled (with the assent ol the electors of the tlistrict duly obtained), as fob lows, viz.: 1. It shall be lawful fur Ilm council to sell any ol the Inn in- Iniul.' recited lands, and that either in sections, as al presenl sub-divided, nr in town, suburban ur acreage lnls (alter procuring, al the expense ol the corporation, n survey and plan ol sub-division ul ibr same), bv public roup, aftei sueli advertisement as the council shall deem sufficient, or by private bargain, at sm h price or prices, and upon such lefins and conditions as to the council shall seem sufficient, and the council may provide and agree ihal ilm price or prices may be payable by instalments, spread over aoeriod not exceeding three years', with such rate ol inlei 1 -1 on llie unpaid balances as lhc council may determine, 2. Upon payment of the agreed on price of the said lands, the corporation, by the hands ol their reeve and clerk, shall seal with the corporate seal, and execute and deliver to ihe respective purchasers, deeds ol land to the land so purchased and paid fur, which deeds shall contain sll the usual and necessary clauses. 3. This l',\ law may be cited (or all purposes as "Thc Sale bauds lly-law, 1907." Passed bv the council mi the first day ol November, 1907, Assented to by the electors ol the district at an ell etiiiii oil lhc day ol Novembl 1. nun;. Reconsidered and finally adopted, and signed ami sealed un the day of , 1907. ELDER, MURRAY CO. Vancouvir Address 1 121 Cordova si, I'l.oim il')2 WEEKLY LIST (laa*!. I llllllll: NOV. BSlMll North Vancouver 1 (million Hiatal 'Phono 37 SOI!Ill VANCOUVIR I'rlco ia.'.alai ■sim (Kill 1'ie'li ('.'.'nil *.'**, It'll 888 60 Ooacrlptlon TtVO lll'llsrn FirM stri'i'l (lltit block); ronlB, -fill. livi'iiHi'it iiuusa'uti I'lu'Mi'i'iii'liI iiveiiiii* 1 11 imrlicultirly •jiaiiil buy, Siimll I'aiium.a mt DO-lool Id on Tliitici'iiili Btreet; Ural block Irom [.uuhuhIh iiyoiuiq, ihn, siti'iii; mi.'niiln* boat ttrntctilmlotiii iii ri.Ki'iu nrotiorty TllillCI'lllll SI., I'l. Iinli.il l.ul ,. Ill.ia'li Tl. .1 li'tl' li'iaaal 1,11)' 111 ll ll tl*.* |*aall aa| Un' City, A r* iiuiiii* s,ni|, mt Uiiistlnlo avottue, (KlxlBI,bcltvoeo Nyo cu i i James ttlroot. All.l (ail Iltl IlirUOllij Uatl'ila'll I,lis. hi.a iiiti-H, I.villi Volley! IliillHO, mil lint'SOl, Iwo iirr**a [uncoil, unit in Itini mnl vi'giiuiali's; lirsl clnsii ifnitt. I'llll' ilirllailf. lllt'llltllti', cliiokctiB, ek* Four mi* 1**11*' liiini terra am I,.ilia routi! B|llclltllil vlcll Iho bay; close tii Mtll (inter! Ilirceyottrilo|iit) bnlniie 1 ONSD-UI l.ul- li; i ■ ISI VII, l>. I. U6S S'JOOl l'l-ll. SS7 :tLsm~—~s&i: tli W' 4 ' i.i.... r $4 SHOES $4 | We claim Id catty the lies ol this popular priced Shoe in city, Box Call Lined. Double Sole, Goodyear Welted A RAiNY DAY BOOT Vovtir Calf, Gun Metal Calf, or Fine Dongoln, single or double ip soles. All li lyeai Webs Ni al I Iressy Hoots. ALU Al" $4. particularly desi ribed as I'inli nnil ] t,\KK NOTICIi thai the above Sixth Koaib, in said By-law, as js a true'eopy of thi proposed Ily [ollows, viz. : j|.lu: n.)0I1 „.],!,!, l)h vote „{ t|1(, bunt. Commencing at the north municipality will bt taken at Coun west corner post of said Lot 998,) ci||0| Nyc.s |10||SC) Lonsdale llienco easterly along the north boundary ol said Lot 99s, 2,140 leel more or less In lhe wi sl boundary ol Uoad Nn. 1 (in said liy law described), and having a width ol 66 b et to the south ol sanl north boundary ol Lot 998, and ail within Lot 998, am1, Sixth, Commencing at tb southeast corner post of Lot 998, theme northerly along the east boundary ol said Lot ,*|S 2,640 bit more ur less to the north boundary ol said Lot a)i,\ ami having a width ol 1 6 loot iu the west of said east boundary of Lot ij'jS, and all within said Lot , >. a xcepting that pari or pans which are desi ribed in said Koad Nu. 1, in said Ii\-law. Unl llie said By-law, in so lar as imt liercbj ' xprt st Ij n pealed, is erel \. onfirmi d, and shall a. dn in full lurcc and t fleet. Passed by thc count il on the bi'.iiih aia) ol October, 19 , Reconsidered and finally 1 pte I by the council, and signed by the Keeve ami Clerk, and si aled with the corporate seal on ba 1 ;h- leeiitb day ol October, 19 Ai 1 \ I'uii ip, C, M. ('* Wm. II Mav, l.' Avenue, and at tin* I'ublie Si hool House, l.ynn Valley, on Wednes day, lhe 20th day ol Novemlit r, 1907, Iiinn .| o't lock ai, m ni 1 n't lock p. ni. Aif,. I'uii ip. ('. M. (', and Returning Officer. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the Vote ol the Electors ol tin I ii iin: ul North Vancouver will be laken on " The Sale ul I.amis Bj law, 1907," on Wednesday, the aotli day ol November, 1907, Irom 'i n'i! a, I; a, in to ; o'clock p. 111., at the lollowing polling sl ition . viz. At Councillor Nye's lu 1: . lali Avenue, and at the Pul lii Lynn Valley, ami that Alexandei I'hilip lias been appoint d return ing offii er, lo take lhe 1 oto ol tin ■ li 1 tors, with the usual powers in that behalf. By ordi 1 ol I ouni il Wm, H. M lice', e Al.KX, I'liii.tr. (' M (' [SEAL] District of NorthVancouver PYKE'S SHOE STORE 516 HASTINGS STREET W, I.NSl.KAXCi; ill the I'M'll IC COAST lllll' INSl'IIAXCI. 1 IIM* lb.* LOCAL AIIKNCY is .it the (iinier til Lonsdale .I11-I tlrnp t.itr-.'ll nr a i ven tin* last I'li'ini'tti "I un* Till' lll'llll UlliaV PANY in in Vain vi*r| ItVOIino llllll Sa'i'.all.l a-llvel. Your properly iiiay mil hu hiirncil .limit inmorroiv, bu: tliiui ngiiiii ii may, You will -1 a ■ a * j a Miunili'r 11 tiliilils it' ymi an* prolci'li'il, iu mv ollh'ii nml In' liniipv. ' ,\n I'MI'l.nVl.i:- I MI'll ITY pnl li V lli'in certainty 11s lo whal il cohIh to tun yum 1n-iiie-*. 1 : ii yunr service for any Mini "i insiiriii Real Estate- A IVw Good Buys, Lot ;. IIM '"'. I), b. '.'.'.'.. • ■' - '''■.; I . -1.11 .lam, nmltlriO July, ItitW l.ul uii'l mi" luili "a I ir-l Mf'i'l. |n-l wi-t i'i biinmliili'uveiiliu, ll'itli Iin* |ii'"iai'ii'ii|.., u..ill, *.ii.eu.i; price *■ I V. Seven anal Hiiai'ipniriri iia'ti*- ii'i'iii inu'mt Ciipilnnn Creek, near the Keith Rnail. li IiiIu-h f :i7fi hii aire to buy llii-. W.mlil mnke a ureal little sub-divl-duii. A. el. Picton-Warlow Insurance iind Really Broker COUNEll of LONSDALE AVENUE AND SECOND STREET Nnuiii Vancouvkk LOTS 70 x 240 $300 1 la ■ 1 * iw mill ami plank road a ten minutes from car: only $.100. Also a h iv 1 1 acres fur S200; tt tm.. 111 down, siii pi 1 month, House to let, 6 rooms, all con ipli . lid iV, Also ** (01 salt ; $300 cash and S.'o per month. Iwo pcrfectl) cleared lots nn lonsdale -Wenue $900 each WESTERN CORPORATION. LTD. an I'M iling lime at t! ■ I "hi. ! 1 unship Company's I il on M mday night, when two (• . into the water, The .a verj loggy, and one ■ it nver the end ol tin id the * ond, in h aning 'a' ei to SI i'what happen.1.1 I I is uo ihiiit ulty in knowing '!. Ill llll ' aai, ,' a .1 I' ".. ' ' '..i'i' ' up, I I ill' tl ini; tlieir d .1 ■ remit lliesi 1. frai I ol the lli Ins, Ipel 1 * '. A HY LAW Hi AUT110K1SL Hlb. SALE OF REAL I'KOl ERTY BELONGING PO I lii: 1 OK l'i ib'Mb'',. Wl) NOT Kb. QUIRED I'H.' CORPOH All. PURPOSES, A. A. CROWSTON GENER4L BROKER ANI, NOTARY PUttLIC Insurance; In all ils Branchea. Mining: Placor nnd Hydraulic Timber: Hardwood, Cedar and Fir. Manager for the CoMaXtRciAi Protective OKIca'. First St, E ol lonsdale il you tin; i|oini| lo lil II i) or do .my ALIEKAIIONS consult 'i- aiml we will save you Mn.MiV. 1 Plans, lie, prepared lor an) stylo house. EtUmotes Furnished ■ HlllDLIiaS Otli aSt., West PALACE WHEREAS, tin Corporation ol lhe I listricl "I North \ ancouver, inter alia, thufollowing lands, iiuai'd within lhc District of North Vam ouver, viz, b in 1 Lol . . 605, Mn. 817, ■-:,". 948, ii:,. 11 -, 1 tag, 11.p1, 1 . 1 iii, 1523. Thu wi it hall 1 11. L, 783 I be wt bt s" acres "ilil,.,,;. I ba* nasi .: ' icres of II. L.. acres of 1', L, , I be 1 usl hall "i 11. L, yig, 1'he n 'H'n hall of D. I I lit acn ol bl'ia I. 1 \). I.. . 1 snd \t) aci i iu U I„ 88i, an I I It i'. in I >. L, , 14, and tl e laid and are not n pun d loi a .aipul.lle purpo ' ■ AND, WHEREAS, it is de* irable to sub divide Borne ol laid lauds, and io oilet them lot sale by all' . .,1 aa, H.ITV |S Groceries and Vegetable s. Wo have just received 11 slilnmelil ol a ' (jlpll lall'.'a.l N . IT t t I.TI I Snys, r..i!alniii-. Kll . it Sl (Vi t'k a jirit'e may he liml on theHc b it itpplos ivhich dill luiiiii* ii hnrti Inr ynu logel *' lios in !•' ymi ure one "I the lirst, bai'lelllb'TJI'",! A** (nr Potatoes. •'■' a* lirsl, Wc liave Llio quality at a riirlil ' I'ull uml KCt a- uml 1 nilviiiitniie ol OUR ItEl) SPECIAL Tbe Store oj fiu<ilih| iind lliy.ii Prices Corner .SihSt, mul Lonsdale Aie. Ill l.l laa)M. HJ PROPERTY wnii is I'm; QUICK SALE A. SMITH & CO. JINCIION I5I0CK NURTH VANCOUVER. NR5T CLA5& WORk JAMES ROSS, J. \V. BALMAIN Civil. ICNOINUUI) AMI AHCIIITICCT I'l.lie, t'lllllllltll'S. I.i'(i'l« Sii|„'ti!iiimii'iia f Cunslruclloii I't'i'itiu Si , ''"iiNtii I.o.vsdalb Avi NOUTII VANCOUVKII, W. NICHOLSON LAILLY ARCHITECT TeinjKirary Olllco I'. Cudnoy'i Paint Simp, KsplnllBde, North Vancoi vi k, 13, ('. TENDERS SMOKt ■ t*l TERMINUS CIGAR CLEAR HAVANA FILLED Tl \l'l I,'- WWTI.I' I'ill! SLASH* 1 IN', in I) I..■'*'':, Villi Van, ver, -,.. Itlcalluns nnd particulars fruin ItOllKHT WAUI) tt CO., C',r. Hastings and llomor st-., Vaucouror, ti, c. THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. THE EXPRESS Norlh Vancouver, B, C. A Weekly Newspaper, Published by Thf. Experss Printing Company Subscription, $1.01) United States and Foreign, 1(1.50 Strictly in Atlvaiit'ii THE GRADE ON LONSDALE AVENUE. On enquiry wc find lhat the present grades on Lonsdale avenue art.': Six per cent., from the wharl to the Esplanade; 7(1 per cent., the Esplanade to First street; 87 per cent., First street to Keith road. The efluci of raising the lower side ol First slreet to suit the lloor of lhe Keith block, now iu course of erection, at the corner of First street, will lie lo increase tlie grade about one per cent., nml raise llie side walk nearly a foot at the lane, near Dick's oflice, nnd more than a foot opposite W. E, "iionipson's Building, and will require about i,aoo cubic yards filling. We believe that llie council has erred in deciding lo alter the present grade even though it were lhe unanimous recommendation ol llu' consulting engineers, We have lieen informed that equally competent snivel ms aiiil engineers themselves disagree in the matter of bench and straight grades, And, therefore, common sense should prevail in ibis matter. The question nl ^ratling was discussed previous to the aiilveiit nl lliis paper, two veins and a llllll ago, and al different intervals since, We be lieu* thai wo an* voicing the opinions nl a majority ol the ratepayers when we say leave the grade as il is, and gel bust by erecting buildings in conformity with the existing line. Aid. |ordan's remarks lust night were timely, thnl the citizens should take inure interest than tlmy .In iii civic all,tits. II tlmi had ddnc mi ilu* question 0 1 1 permanent grade would have Intu sellleil ere tins. I hs Worship ilm Mayor could nnt have very well refused tn cast bis vnie tn alter tlm* grade, seeing that ii was ilm recommendation ol the engineers, whom tlm council liad requested to nice an expert opinion, Lei the grade on Lonsdale avenue In settled once and Inr all on Monday night, CHILD MURDERED. Continued from Pago 1. AUK IRWIN RE GRADES To Tut*: Express to-day Aid. Irwin, chairman of the board of works, made llie suggestion that owners electing or intending to erect new stores 01 business blocks in the business dislriel, on Lonsdale avenim, should be cautioned against building otherwise than in Conformity to existing grade of street aud sidewalks, as already constructed, unless duly authorized in writing by the city council, am! in accordance with a profile map or phiu signed liy tin mayor, llie 1 hairman ol ihe board ol wotk:'. and the city engineer, and sealed with the seal of the Corporati d tlie Citj ol North Vancouver, A copy ol such plan, il any existing, sliould be seen at tlic city hall. Ik* further snid; " 1 disclaim any liability nn be half of the board ol works or the city il tlie aforesaid precautions are not observed." The regular meeting of the North Vancouver Board ol Trade will be held on Tuesday evening next in "1 lie city hall. A good attendance is requested. I nines Koss, formerly connected with tliu Mansion barber shop on Granville street, has opened the Palace barber shop, lie is a well known tonsorial artist, and should do a good business. John W. Conway and W, lb 1 bibcock, both restauranters of Seattle, will, it is stated, open an up-to-date calc here in the new year. iiinn panning on tho road in front of tlio school houso in Moodyville on Saturday bi'liiTi'11 I inui 2 o'clock, Tito mini was going iiiulli ami walked within about SU fool nasi tlic school stops, on whloh Agnos nml hor slstor woro sitting, She could nul roiiioiuhor t'xittll.v how tho innn wus dressed, but lio tst'i'incti in havo ragged trousors on mul 11 dark sack coat. Sadie Ibiiuillii' nqxl leet if bed lhat iho was (villi hei sinter on Saturday bo- ttvi'ou I ami - o'clock in llif iil'ti'iiHuiii nml lliul -.lu liml scon Un' colored man pass, Sin* und hor sisters woro fright* i'iii*il nl lilin. She "iiiilii n<il H'liii.'tnljcr luiiiii iilnnil his tin*' oxcopt lliul In' woro 11 dark suit and a black stiff hat. lie looked like 11 liid uian ami *ito and hor -i-i.T nni in ntnl Iniil heir inothor nl tin- occurronco. SAW THE NEGRO. Tlti' jury I lieu itilji'Utiu'il nl 1 o'clock lm' iliniii'i' mnl re. niicd thoir places again ut 11:30, whon Hie last witnose was i.illi'il. Mr. S. A. liuilti'ie testified thut nlirii hi' I il 1,1-1 Honda*, thai tin- Iiiiii' Nl ilm [lill (tilt- missing ho iiiimetliilte- ly connected hor dlsnppoaranco with a ri'liu'ctlloiin hit hud met down near Moodyvlllo mt Saturday Boiiiotlino be* liiini ll uml li! o'clock, .Mi. Quthrlo titaleil In* itiii* coining up from Moodyvlllo ul iili'iitl that tiiui' uud whon ho iciirlieil lhe iur li.nl. at lhe col'nor ot si. Ilm,IV riiitil uml In sl -at 1,'el lm met a colored iiniii who Inquired Hie way to la,nn. Mr. 1 Inllil ie said lie told him hu was going llu' wrong way, thai Ite should intu around I go back thu wot ho Inui como to gol tn Nortli Vuiicouvrr, whero- til>iiii llii< negro asked i: I ore was nol ,1 I.mu l.iillii'l' 1.11, uml Mi Quthrlo suid thai M Iiniii' tt.is Mime little distance farther mt. 'I'lie colored man continued i-.i*.t tin nl uml Mr, Uutlirle said he n.m l>.'.l Imu lill lu' had di a,,,,,.,,,-,]. Thai n.i- Uie Let In* Imd i> llio negro. lu diwribing tin* colored man's dress Mr. 1,11,Inu' said In- li.nl on 11 il.nl, sack toalj considerably tattered on ono sleeve 11,,111 Hi,* elbow up Ua Iln< sli.mliler. He wore dark trousers uml had ona to tin* laaa-l a.I III,- kllOWlodgO, ll lil.li'k Stilt llul. ll ti,in tutlliei staled by tho tvittiMw :la.1 Uie ,1,,..,,, I,,,. ,, ,,., ,,,|.(| looking ili'uluie llilll itliiillt 11 ttvi, Wl ' 1,' growth ol Iw,nib lb* int- euro ho could recogllixo liim ii lie nni lum n;'iiin, THE VERDICT. This ,li*s,'il llu* evidence .unl Iho coroner charged llie jury, dating in effoct their duty and lite nature ui tin* et i* di'iiri* lu lie considered, Hi brought out particular!* llio c mum ,11 which the hodj n.n iiiunil .11 1 Un* ctidonco ivblcl pointed I" foul play, The jury alter a short consideration brought iu llie liilloiiini; verdlcti "Wo, iiie j ii 1 > empanelled 10 Inquire into tlu* death ol Clementina N'uhu, believe il'*u iln* 'li' cased einiio it lier .1. alia, alioul llu* Ulli ul Novpii „ ■*, li'ii?. in'iii I.uiimI.iIi* Oardoi nnd Si n.n nl h loaiil uml Final street ntnl Cros* cenl street, by u blow across the fere- head, from u ilu'' minimi-' ted by .111 unknown person. Signed, W. V. Emery, foreman," Medicated Limbiu'^:r On Thursday ot this week an individual with cap peaked lore and alt, and pants with three reels in, and bearing all tin >\ (-marks of one fresh out from the land where they serve coffee and "sinkers" for breakfast, rushed into McMillan's groccvy store and breathlessly asked the genial proprietor if he kept any limburger ibit!,'' "the medicated kind," li. explained. Now we arc well aware that these an' ibe days ol hygienic and medii at' d goods—in fat.'., almost am thing can lie purchased in n drugstore, liom a razor that is warranted not to give ynu blood* poisoning if you cut your threat, In a sol, stuffed with | atctlt break- last bind ; but ye god . who ever heard of medicated limburp - " Nu," said Mac. ; " 1 have,, any in stock." "Well, did he know , here any could be purchased." No 1 and what was more, he thought thai there wouldn't be any on the market unlil alter 'Xmas. He blamed l'etc Larson lor this. I'il, had sold the four-footed 11 arch-angel" that used to do duty for a log liom on foggy days, ami he had sent the limburger out to the lighthouse sous lo guide the Dutch skippers into port. The last he seen ol his CIIS ner was bis standing in a boat, [lifting lhe air for ihe scent, am! then he suddenly dropped into his scat, In ut lo the oats ami pulled frantically in the direction of th'; Point Atkinson lighthouse. 1'*. Elliott, Hrandon, [Mui*, it registered at the l'alacc Hotel. E. 13. Dames, Indian Head, is registered at Hotel Nortli Vancouver this week. Mrs. J. J. Godfrey, of Hotel North Vancouver, left for England on Tuesday afternoon. She will return next May. Mi?s Alice Lacombc, ol St, Paul, and Mrs. Alex. Macmillan, St. Vincent, Que, were registered at Hotel Worth Vancouver this week. The steamer Eorrager arrived on Monday with a large cargo ol Hour and feed for Brackman & Ker Milling Company. She unloaded at the Western Corporation wharf. Mrs. VV. D. Campbell, wile of the popular tonsorial artist, and children, left I'ir Jams, Ore., yesterday wliere tiicy will visit friends for a lew weeks. The shipyards at Moodyville has been shut down till the new year. Several ol the men will remain in tlic village till then. A large number went iip to the Capilano on Sunday. The weather was line. The people at thc Capilano are entirely Iree from fog thev.' days. Manager Bunbury, of tlie B. C. Electric Railway Company, and party, went up to the Capilano in an automobile on Monday. A pleasant outing was indulged in, Hie deer are coining down from the mountains these davs, and jumping and prancing along the 1 .pelaiul road, near the Capilano hotel. The Campbell's house, on the Hover Court road, is rapidly ap. proaching completion. Cheste Ield Avenue, Irom Thirteenth to Nineteenth streets, is being cleared anil graded, ind will be completed ne.\t week. A sidewalk will also be .aid on the west side of the street. Mrs. J. F. Hoaf, of Toronto, was a visitor to this city liiis week, K, Harper, of the Bank ol British North America, was registered at Hotel North Vancouver this week. He is on leave nl absc ice for a few weeks, and ol cotiise paid a Hying visit to his olil stamping grounds. Ur. Verner, ol this city, an en- th isiastic yachtsman, who lately arrived here Irom Toronto, brought along with Iiiiii a lour- horsepower gasoline engine, and is now making enquiries as to where he can procure a se '.able hull. Ile also is anxious to have yachting promoted in North Vancouver. E. C. Banna, ol Indian Head, is a guest al the Had North Vancouver. Alberta V. Fowlei r ader), will givea concert iu Larson's hall, on Tuesday evening, Noveinlui 26th, A splendid programme, to" isting ol commediettas—"A I'oii of Lunatics" and "Chalk and Cheese," both ol which are laugh provok rs of the highest order. Miss Fowler will be ably assisted by Mr. W. I. Duller, who has gained a reputation here (in that line), Vocal and violin solos, and an instrumental duett will complete the programme. See window cards next week. The City of North V icouvcr is noted for its scenic attnc •" lor the beauty ol its location and its homes, and as being the proposed terminus ol the two new transcon tiiienlai railways. Atbb tic park is being re-graded preparatory to seeding, a large gang nf men now being employed thereon. When complete this piece of ground should equal any lawn on the Coast. Hon. Morris Gillord, accompanied by Mr. W. D. Bunbury, of »— - -U-l- ■ NORTH VANCOUVER LOT 2?3 STILL THE BEST BUY We have some lots left In this Original Subdivision. Call and see us, and buy before they are all gone. The Electric Tram runs right through this property It is bound to be an important addition in the near future 1 Easy Term* For Prices and Maps, apply iaiiiiisBiifsiiiii.il 440 SEYMOUR STREET R, 11K1111 HOULOATB, MAN Ante i< tlie II. C. Electric Railway Com pany, made a trip up to Capilano dam on Monday last in Mr. Clifford's big touting car. This is a splendid tribute 10 the road, as the car is one of the largest seen around here. "A miss is as good as a mile." So thought three prominent ladies who were returning from tbc opera, one night lately. They had missed the last boat, and it was up to them to devise a scheme to get across, so tbey jollied the captain, and finally won his consent to come once again, much to the delight ol the three travellers. The church notices have been unavoidably crowded oul this week. The launch Echo will bc rebuilt immediately ami put on the run northward to the camps. On Monday last thc Club tobacco and billiard saloon was formerly opened, opposite the ciiy ball on Lonsdale avenue. A lirsl- class English billiard table h.ta, installed, ami the besl cigars, tobabcos and pipes are kept in stock. Ml. J. I'ictoil Wallow I*. iu charge. All are invited. Messrs W Braemc and Albert Emergen, along with everal 1 thers, returned this week Irom a week's bunt around Powell bike. Tliey report a plentiful supply of game, and judging liom Ihl si/.t* ol llieir load we also agree with them, Owing to a pressure of spai a in this week's issue the annual reporl ul the president of the Ladies nf the Maccabees lodge has been crowded out, but will appear nexl week, An organization meeting will be held 011 Tuesday evening iu the Orange hall. All ladies intending to become members are invited to attend. Mr. Pete Larson, proprietor nl ihe Hotel North Vancouver, is confined to his room with an attack ail lumbago, but will be out again in a day or Iwo. V11TICK IS UBREBY (1IVKN, FOB ■^ tin; Information ul intending settlors ami others, tlmt selection has beon mado ul the 3,600,000 acres ol luml situated iu the I'eiieo River Valley, Provinco nl Urltlsh Columbia, grauted tu tin' Dominion Government under tho provisions of Section 7, ul "An Act rotating t'i Ilia Ittlillltl ItltilttllV, tilt! lirllV- int; Dock ami Railway Lands ul the Province," and inch land in nut open I'i entry under the Land Laws "I the Province, Tin* block Heli'cti'il i« doscrlhod as (ollows: Commencing et it point 83k miles south ol the Ponce River, mt tin* iL'utlt Meridian, being the Eastern boundary nt ihe Provinco, thenco West 7,'t mile- and .ts.i.l chains, tlmi North 7l' inllos and 35.03 chains, llienco Hast 7"t miles ami .is.ni chains, thenco South lo tho point of commencement, following tho 120th Meridian, and containing approximately 3,600,000 acres. Nuiici* i- Also (liven that, uilh n flow tu lacllltatino settlement in ihe Valleys ol tho Peace, Parsnip and Pack Rivers, tho following belt ul Iniul furty lull.-- in width, and extending 20 miles on each side ol ilie I'*',ire. Parsnip ami Pack llivers Ims beon reserved lur actual I settlers, to ho acquired by pre-emption only under tin' band .let, such Innd imt bolng u|»'ii fur sili>, lease, license ur othor Alienation under Hie said Act except t'i pre-emption, Coi inclngal (ho Intorsocllon "f tho Western boundary "i the block uf land solocted by tin* Dominion Qovcrtimont with the Peace River, thenco following tlio l'enco Hlvor ami Parsnip River tu llieir I ulllllli'll.e ttilll III'' I 'ill k ItiviT, unl thonco following iiii* Pack River tu tho point where said Pack River leaves Mcl*ood Lako, and extending lor a distance of 20 mllos mt each side uf miiii libers and approximately 170 miles in length, All lands outsido tbo boundaries ol tha Dominion Government Grant and the rcMiirve abovo described an; upon lur location under thf laws ul ibe Provinco, IV. J. BOWSER, Artinu- Child Commissioner ul Lands anil Work,!. Lands and tt'urkc Department, Victoria, Soptembor 13th, 1U07 Oil III Auctioneers Accountants, Auditors General Commission brokers Real (stole Agents I..' Tui.Bi'iiusi 11 im G. E. JORGENSEN Iiiit Imiini'i'i and B. I. land Surttyor 'mess 28js Rellwajri, llrldgoi, Wetet Poweti, Rillmitti, Superintendence ol Coaitniclioni Mup«, Tutvu* -Hi*-, Mining Claims,Sob-Dlvlslone,etc, BM Itaitlnss st. W„ . . VANCOUVER, B, 0, Mabelle Williscro| t PIANO TEACHER Special attention given tu HugoriiiK ninl tons production. Studio 1 Becond cottage, Sjjuth Bova cntecnth, Lonsdale Last, CAPILANO llf) Rolled Oats Floor Hai) and Feed Seeds ALL ORDERS DELIVERED ih» Brackman-ker Milling Co. Have on biiii'l a lane supply ol Cement blocks, made Irum fresh water wind. Samplos tuny l»<; Heen »t the now t'i'iiii'iii residence 011 Second street cunt, size 1,1 blocks 8x10, bull particulars cnu bo had (rom tlm 1 Woslorn Corporation oflice, nr wrlto to' CAPILANO I'bUK.vi BLOCK CO. Nuriii Vancouver, ti. C Limited. Harry Mitchell, local manager, Lonsdale Avenue. Fine, healthy Tomato and Cauliflower Plants, grown from button's Seeds, always on hand, THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. FINE HIGH LOTS IN BLOCk 29 BETWEEN 16TII AND r/TH STS., MAHON AVE. na-, a ni'-fotirth cash, balance 0,12 and V "UllllS. c < o e w SEVENTEENTH ST ft / '«" \ _J i 4 ' s BK 29 J_ 6 X < a 3 0 J) /«/*.' . _-— *k~ SIXTEENTH ST. o a © e m ft 3 District of NorthVancouver A BY-LAW TO EXPROPRIATE LANDS POR HIGHWAYS IN THE DISTRICT, BE IT ENACTED BY TIIE Keeve and Council of the Corporation of the District oi North Van couver, in Council assembled, as lolloWS, viz.: i. For the purpose of establish S.GINTZBURGER LIMITED 161 Cordova Streei, Vancouver, B P, (i. IKVX 3SII, c. llll 1836 THE BANK OF W British North America 0 ESTABLISHED 1836 Nlv of the oldest banks doing business in this country. .'iii llrmielies in Ciuiadii mnl Iln1 Unite*! States, general banking business transacted. None) Canada, I rs ISSIIWI payable anywhere Inited States or Great Britain, Drafts bought and sold, Prompt attention given to collections. Savings Iiuiiii lltjiiiilnii'iil —I'* I'usitsoisi.oo anal upwards received, Interest paid even three months, Oll'.ie, lor. lonsdale \\e. and Esplanade, North Vunrouver, B. II R, Hi tun.. Manager, British Columbia Electric Railway Co.,Ltd. Can leave the Ferry Landing for Queensbury Avenue, Twenty-first street and Lon dale, Winch street and Keith Uoad as follows: 6:15 a.m., 6:45 a. in., 7:15 a. 111., 7:45 a. in., ":15 a. in., 9 a. 111. 9:40 a. in., oa. m,, Alter 10:25 a. 111., cars wl" 'eave Queensbury avenue, Twcntj first and Lonsdale avi nue, and Winch strei 1 ami Keith Uoad at fivi minutes to the hour and twenty five minutes past the hour, C' h ive Nineteenth itrcet and Queensbury avenue, Twenty first a'.. ■ II nsdah a enue. Winch street and Keith Road as (ollows: (' a. 111 . 1 Ai'i a, 111., 7 a, 111., 7:30 a, in., 8 a, in., 8:45 a. m., 9:15 a. in,, 9:55 a, 11 . 5 a. 111, After 9:40 a. 111. cars leave the Ferry Landing I ; uti i past tin tl I twi nty minutes lo the hour. tejf3 All boats at t I tin ci 1 Section 50 of the Municipal Clauses Act enters upon, expro priates ami tabes, all ami singular that tract or area of land sixty six feet in width within the district and province aloresaid, tlic centre line ol which is particularly described ns follows, viz.: Com iiieiii ing at a point on ibe nortli boundary of District Lot 764, in the centre ol the road; registered on the map nl the sub- livision of said I). L. 764, as " Farmer Koad," and thence due norlh, through and parallel to tbe east boundary of Block 5, ol D. L, fui7, to the nortli boundary nl said .'dock 5, a distance of 594 feet or thereby, nnd thence west along the said north boundary to the south* „jst corner ol Block g ol said D, L, 607, .1 distance ol 22$ [ei 1 or thereby, and thence along tlie wi st boundary ol said Block g to iln northwest corner thereof, a dis tance of 7ns feet or thereby along the north boundary ol Block 10 ol said D, 1*. tiny to the Capilano Koad, a distance oi 135 [cut or thereby, and containing said des scribed roadway 1 1 aoth acres in Block 5, 1.411 ol an acre in Block 6, 31.50II1S of an am* in Block 9, (13. ninths ol an aire in Block in; and 6,50th ol an acre ill Block 1), all ol D, L. 607, 5, In exchange lor tho lamb hereinbefore expropriated through said Blocks 5, 9 and to ol lb L, iiiiy.ilittboriiy is hereby given to tin corporation, by the hands of iheii Reeve and Clerk, (11 To execute and deliver to Robert Kerr Hotil- gate, Robert S. Patterson, and Edmund S, Sheppard, a deed ol bind ol all ami singular lhat pail ol the present travelled road, known as " Keith Road," situated in Hindis 4 and 5of lb L, 607 ,so far as not included ill the urea des crihed in Section 1 ol this lly-law, and, (21 To execute and deliver to James Coopei Kl iill .tibial ol bm ol all and siuniilaribai part ol the presi nt travelled road, known as " Keith Road," situati d in PALACE HOTEL lil hi 11 KNISIII I) MOI1I ON till COAST AN UP-TO-DATE TOURIST RESORT Ratksi $1.50 PER DAY AND UP S|ifi'iitl Rates lo Families ami Regular Boanli TS Half-hour ferry wnler III every iction tii and (niiii Vancouver, lint uud cold Return cull bells in every rniiiii. REDA&ANDRUSS PROPRIETORS Second jtrbi r, - ■ NOKTIl VANCOUVER, B, opening, making and preserving a highway, to be known as tin " Page Road," lhe corporation hereby, under authority of Section 50, Sub section (142) ol the* Muni cipal Clauses Act, enters upon, expropriates, ami tabes, all and singular that trad or area nf land sixty-six leet in width, in the Dis trict ol North Vancouver and Province ol British Columbia, ibe centre lino ol which is particular!) described as follows: Comment inu at the northwest corner post of District Lot 555, Group Ont. New Westminster Distiict, and thence east along the north bound ary of District Lot 555, to the southeast comer post ol District Lot S15 ol said Group Oik, a dis tance of 1848 feet more or less, and ihonce south along a Iini parallel to thc cast boundary ol Districi Lot 555 to tie foreshore, a distance of jijn.^ feet mon 01 less, and containing five and four fifths acres or thereby of District Lot 555, ami one and two-lillhs acres or thereby ol District Lot 815. j. For the purpose ol establish ing, opening, making and preseri ing a highway, to be known as tin "Clements Koad " the Corp rs tion hereby, under authority aforesaid, enters upon, expropriates and takes, all and singular lhat,-- , tract or area ot land, sixty-six in respect that part ol Graveley st leet in width, in thc said districi and Farmer street, in Districi Lol and province, the centre line ol 7°4t have been duly registered am which is particularly described as dedicated as public highways, with follows, viz.: Commencing at a consent of the Reeve and Council, point on the east boundary line In exchange lor and to take the and nnrth thirty-three tout Irom plnci ol that pari ol the present the southeast corner post ol lhe travelled road, known three-acre lot ol land in District SPECIAL BARGAINS I.hn-iim 1. Am m 1 Between Fourth ami Filth streets, cleared lot, si e 25x130 Itni. to a .in loot alley. Price Jaooo, Terms one-third cash, balance 6 and 12 months. Fifty-loot lot in same block fronting on Lonsdale avenue, price S4000, Siniilai terms. CiiESTEiti'iiii.u Avenue Near Fifteenth street, lot 110x150 feet. I'm 1 J550, Terms one-third cash, balance in 6 and i.i months. I'm rth Street ami Queensiiurv Avi nui. Double comer on car lim*, magnificent situation, Price &2100. Terms to be arranged. Two Ci.EAitEii Lots hn Fourteenth Street—Close to St. Andrew's avenue, size 50x157 each, Price $450 each, Easy terms, b'n 111 Strei i Between Lonsdnle and St. George's avenues, two lots, 50x140 each, Price flgbo. Easy terms, Lonsdale Avenue—Lot 50x120, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. Price $900. Terms oue-third cash, balance 6 and ta months, I'n in Street -One block from Queensbury avenue, two south front lots, 50x137 each, to ,1 20-foot alley. Price. S551) each. Terms one-third cash, balance 6 and ta months, Si\ 111 Strei 1 In block 8, 1511 leet Irom Queensbury avenue car line, size 50x137, to a 20-foot alley, south front. Price $600 each. Terms one fourth cash, balance in f> ami 12 months, We have also a large list cf properties iu all parts of the city. We deal exclusively in close-in city properties, and can offer you tie best bargains and the choicest locations obtainable anywhere. 4 Correspondence solicited, nr better still, call and see us ami let us show vou what we bave to oiler. IRWIN & BILLINGS CO. Ltd. Lonsdale Ave. und Fifth St. NORTH VANCOUVER Block 10, oil). I eluded in the area section 4 of this lie- in respect that1 607, -n lar as not in- describt d in iw, anil (3), a- llotel North Vancouver, brand 'J ourii t Ki ni I |* lo date Rates: f , Da) ' .*•■••;; v'a^ -,*„■ ; . ,, ,.;*■• and up Spi 1 ial '- Pv'-i-J Rates for n : ■- --t-(*i-raff Families ami lit . 1 l;ounh 1 • At ix. ItTi'N Servici in Vancouver I very *l..ll Hour lo iititl irom ihis Hol el P. Larson, Prop. Rainier Beer Is ii gloi'iou.- lu'vcni&i ' [itisfying, lb nn mlu-r "iusl ;i good in i 1 nn gutting lltiinior. i—(iiK'ticlung nutl lie ri■'- ii" oilier PACIFIC BOTTLING WORKS Vancouver. B, C. f RESI1 GROUND COFFEE II ynu wish to be tin rough! pleased with Coffee, try 01 Fresh Ground Hrown Bcrric Ca istomert cl coupons, j. A. M'MILLAN, GROCER Corner Es|>lanade and Lonsdale Avenue Lot 593i Group One, which be* I mad, longs i" Dr. Drier, and thenci Koad rom said point cast and parajle to the north boundarj ol I listrit 1 Lot 51J3, a distsm c ol 820 leet, thence south 46 jo' 1 ast, a distance ol 3S0 feet, thence smith to the south boundary nl District Lot , I, .1 distance oi ago leet, more or less, and thence south along a line parallel to the east boundary of Distiict Lot 594, (.'11 on j due, a distance of 660 leet to a point, and thence west along a lim parallel to the south boundary ol Dis- Irict Lot 50,4 lo the centre ol the intent travelled road, known as the Capilano Road, ,1 distance of 15(15 feet more or k-js, and containing aid area, thn 0 and 1 ne fourth ,11 res more 01 li ss ol Di itrict Lot 594, and two and 1 levt 1 twi nty- iiiiie acres ot District Lot 51,3. : For the ptirp I 1 tab lishing, opening, making and preserving as a highway, lo bt known as " Ross Road, llu corporation In n by, und tthoritj ad n ii I, * ni* rs iii'im, cxpro| riatcs and 1 ike . all and singulai that tract 01 an a ol land : feetin width, situati tl in tli trii 1 and provim 1. thc 1 enln line of which is partii ularlj desi ribed as follows, Com 1 in at tin nth .1 1 mer ol Districi I "t 1087, (iinii|i (Ine, and tin . alon llu south I idarj ol lilot ks 16, 15, 14, 1 j, ii, 11. to an I 9 ol saial I ii itrii 1 Lot lo ilm southeast coi m 1 "I .nd Distrii 1 Lol , a lil tain e "I .'. 1 |od ■ t moil ni It ss, and (i) Commi m ing at llu north* . ast' "in**t ol Di tm t Lol \i.' nl id group, and thence south along lhe ea il boundarj ol said D. L. *a in the southwest corner nf listrii t Lot '-ij nl BaidGoupOne, a distance ol 1557 feet more or less, and containing said area ol and, two and one (mirth acres of laud in ami along the cast anil north sides ol D, L, Rja, 1 Hy >b in res ol laud iu ami idling the wen and north sidi 1 ol D. L. 1:, and ...• tooth parts "f an acre .n and abing the south side ol each "f b'l'll l.S I), IO, It, 12, I3, 14, 15 and 16 1! said D, L, 2087, 1 ber tin purpose ol straighten ing lhe Keith Road through blocks 5, 6, , ind i" ol li l, '"i-/, and ol establishing, opening, making and preserving as pan ol the highway, known as " Keith Road,' tbc cor* poration 1 en by, undci authority of sub-sections (14.1) and (1OK1 ol ^^^^ K.iil Road, and also tin original locatci road, known as the old Keith bu as the* am within the bounds ol D. I.. 764, with a view tn straightening the said Keith Road, power is Inn by ilia :i tO tbe cor] oration by the bands 0 iba* Ret ve and Clerk, to execute and deliver to ('barb'-, li, Robson, as owner ol D, L, 764, a quit claim deed of thai part ol the present travelled Keith Road, also that part nl lhe nld Keith Koad so Iai as tbey aie within the bounds ol said 11. L, ,'**, save an.l 1 MM']'! smb parts nl '.n.i |*n i ul travelled road, as are embraced in ihe roads shown in the registered map nl b lid D, L. 764, 6. This By-law maj be 1 ited lor all purposi s ,ts " 'l he Highways Appropriation I'n law, 1 117 " bass' d by the Couni il on ilm 1 Hiii day ol October, 1907, I;,. msidi n ■! and finally od- npted, and st si ah d on the ist day of November, 1 107. When you w.mt a job of Painting or Paipcr Hanging or Kaiisomining done. See B U L B S liiini I tance, Holland and ,l,i|i,in. SEEDS, TREES, PLANTS FOR FALL PLANTING illablo varieties at reasonable prices* 'tsrlillicrs, Hei; Supplies, Spray Pumpl, Spraying Malarial, Cut blotters, tie. Oldest established nursery on tlm mainland ul British Columbia. Catalogue Iras. M.J. HENRY'S NURSERIES AND SIEDIIOISIS. VANCOUVER, B. 0. run ip, C. M. Wm II, Mav, Reeve. 1 1 Hardy & Stoney Simii Sunt . NORTH VANCOUVER. Heaters! ('"ine iii niial SOU what you can get in nur city, Wu can compare favorably (villi any stow "I our size Oil tin' I'ltnlii' coast I Our Crockery and Glassware Depart' incut is now ready for Inspection, also 1111 elegant line of .hvvi'lrv. All tie ask Is, tlo not pi to Vancouver f<<r anything in our line till you have paid tun visit, lie loyal In Nortli Van* Mi. II. Holland has niovt d into , n idem '■ .it the cornel ol III aixl tin pipe bm 1 b A publii 11 a * ia' will be In lil (111 I in 'I t\ I'llli. .11 30 I' 111 . in llu in.na. * hall, when Mrs Kemp, a tm nibei ol lhe orilt 1. will It 1 tun mi tiie benefits ol tho I 0. T M A pit 1 ml programmec ol nm iii ii being pn pan ll. All beli I hu cordially n tjuesli al to ntiend. AI' v. days ago whnl inighl havi been a latal a> 1 idl nl Ol ('Hired tn a (biiubo vigcial .■ vendor, on Nnn t, ■ nib sir. 11. oil tin bill, ea.-l 01 St, Andrew's road He was riving along with n In avj load when bis hoi bi. the Wagon got -tui k, and thc horse left with tho whiffli tree ami ran bit two miles Tin drivi 1 was badly (lit about lltt: head mul body, Mr. Hotel sigm d JAS. GRAHAME & CO. Paintrrs AM' Papkriianoirs Miikai, Drcokators GRAINER8 lilA/IKRS SlONS LONSDALE AVENUE, Oil. 13111 SlKKKI. WOOD TO BURN We can Suit you All Prices From $2.r>0 up now ■ml in your orders tirifii-t'nt Clour I'ir. 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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1907-11-15 |
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North Vancouver (B.C.) North Vancouver |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Express_1907_11_15 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | d8412314-3b46-4428-9d2a-82df21dd83b9 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0309565 |
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