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WL. II. NO. 69
Prince Rupert, B.C.. Friday, March 24, 1911.
Price Five Cents
MOTORS OFFER TO ARBITRATE STRIKE DISPUTE
GILL STUDENTS ATTACK       Ishippingjeports MEAN AND COWARDLY THUG
HON. MR. SIFTON'S CARRIAGE
I From the Dominion Government Wire-
less Station!
Jp-set the Ex-Minister in the Road and Burned His
Carriage on  McGill  Campus���Ruffianly Attack Followed Anti-Reciprocity Meeting
���Mr. Sifton is Unpopular
Special to the Optimist)
Montreal, March 24.���-There was an
inbreak of student mob-rule in the city
l.i night, when a number of students
'rom McGill University made  an alack upon i he carriage of Hon. Clifford
Jfton,  which  they  overturned,   with
v ex-minister in, and then destroyed
itli fire.   The matter was arranged so
uictly that  no police were there to
isiHtaln order.   An apology has this
Imorning been tendered  Mr. Sifton by
lhe authorities at ihe University.
The truulile arose over the question
of reciprocity. Since Hon. Mr. Sifton
Ifc-ertcil the Liberal ranks to condemn
���reciprocity, his attitude and motives
lhavi' been very freely discussed. At
lMctiill Univereitv among a large body
lot the studi ms, liis conduct in the matter
Juoused a Mod deal of resentment,
Juliiih \v;.s Inflamed when the news
Iciutii' that Mr. Sifion was to come to
lSh'liill University to address a meeting
Ita condemnation of the reciprocal trade
I ui, as well as address a meeting
|in the city.
Durins: his jpeech at the University,
|Mr. Sifton was freely interrupted by a
iAt Noon.
Triangle  reports  speaking  steamer
i'rince   Rupert   at   10   a.m.   off   Bella
Helta southbound.    Triangle also spoke
steamer Empress of India at 12.80 p.m.,
at '.I a.m. she was in l.at. 50..'!(), Long
188.26 westbound.
Tatoosh reports out  steamer in fog
number  of the  students  with  unruly li]}   !,-:!u   il-m"   probably   the   steamer
and lie.sonal remarks.    His retorts did   lor����;��slf0l<l.
.,        ,   . ,. I    t ape Lazo reports steamer ( owiiehun
noi allay their resentment, and in re-j northbound at 10.10 a.m. and Romona
venge a body of them waited in the southbound at 10.110 a.m.
grounds of the University for his carriage I ...lTm~m\7..~-~7r-\	
to pass to hoot him.  When the carriage \ F,RE BEl-L RANC OUT
came on the scene it was rushed, and ! Skandio Hotel Caught. Brigade
overturned,   with   Mr.   Sifton   and   al Was not Needed, However
companion inside. ... , '���
m,��� ,,������,     ....     ...  , i ., At  r..:i0 todav piesors-bv on Turd
lhe horses were cut loose, and the! aVl,1MU. Wl,r��� hl;w '������  lhe  alert   for a
students tlragged the carriage to th.>|moment ot two by the ringing of the
centre of the campus, and there se. lire lire In II. There was no sign of a turn-
to it. Aa it burned they danced aroundI out on the pan of the brigade, and
the remains. The tire brigade was I some comments were passed as tn tlie
summoned, but the carriage was com-��� supposed needless ringing of the hell
pletely destroyed before the firelighters which means so much in a city like
arrived. ; I'rince Rupert today.
No personal injury was offered Mr.' Enquiry su the rae Hall, however,
Sifton or his companion, but they were resulted in the information lhat a very
obliged to proceed to Windsol Hall on small outbreak had actually occurred
foot. in the Skandia Hotel at the time, bui
The Board of Governors have this close on the 'phone call giving the alarm
morning tendered Mr. Sifton a sweeping had come the news lhal the tire was out
apology for the ruffianly treatment
accorded him by the students, and a
rigorous and searching investigation is
to be made into the matter. It is expected that most of the students proved
to have been concerned in the outrage
will be expelled from the University.
SHOT DOWN THREE MEN
Terrible Murder in Northern  Ontario Woods���Pretended to be Their Friend���Wounded  Man
Crawled for Help to Railway and Gave
the Alarm���Police on Trail
d,   the   Others   dangerously
Port
session
now he
to him
(Special to the Optimist)
Arthur, March 21.   To get pus-
TO SETTLE
of   some   time   cheeks    which
has them are of no earthly use
-an unknown bandit here yesterday afternoon murdered one man, and
made an unsuccessful attempt to inurdc
two others.
A Mean Crime
The police are on the trail nf the
murderer, and have good hopes of
effecting his anest. The crime is one
of the meanest and most cowardly in
the annals of northern Ontaori.
The ihree victims, all Philanders, were
on their way out from the Pigeon Rlvei
Lumber company's camp at Silvei
Mountain after lumbering all winter.
They had iheir time cheeks wiih them.
Decoyed from Trail
On their way they were overtaken by
the murderer. He spoke iu friendly
tones to the men, and offered to direct
then to the railway Station. By thi
mean device he decoyed them from the
trail.
mnmniirp      While the men were walking quietly
Nl KIKl*   ahead uf him, without ai^  warning he
ui i\ii-i- whil,.)(l(1 om ., revolver and shot down
the helpless men.    One man  was in-
I CHORAL SOCIETY
GRAND CONCERT
| ENTERTAINMENT    IN    EMPRESS
ATTRACTED LARGE AUDIENCE
I Ladies and Gentlemen of the Society
Cave Great Pleasure to Lovers of
Music in Prince Rupert. Hospital
Fund Helped.
Certainly Prince Rupert's Choral Society has more than made good. Last
night's concert attracted a very large
audience and proved a most enjoyable
���Wertainment. The full and representative programme was encored throu-
8iwut its list of items, and everyone
remi.ri;ed on the evident success of the
UwmI Society in its aims and achieve-
mi'm.
thi. programme as given in yesterday's
upumist waa adhered to with the exception nf the tlute solo by Fred AV.
���wmurtli U|���, Wils unavoidably pre-
TOtted from taking part. Under their
WMUrtoi Mr. J. E. Davey the choir
I  ' '' '  chortaei with splendid effect,
"" ��et wnli enthusiastic appreciation.
''������   \. Fraud's excellent accom-
',"'',' '���' ��n 'he piano, and the duets
rawhicl the took part with Mr. G. D.
neon*      vera a feature of the con-
i'n. .,     ,i,e performance of the male
'��' quartette  consisting  of   Messrs.
usv��y, Scott, Melliar, and Froud was
"J* '. rigorously.
ttA.,ip��wn\lng 'part-song, "After thc
"���� rendered by the ladies voices
*', f" >y Miss Laura Holtby pleased
Hit'i  ya" ,md the solos V MiB'->
dhri, ' Sl' voice has charmod many
"wng her stay In I'rince Rupert proved
K'li ner power to please a music-loving
��nce. Miss Holtby's songs were all
M md  her  rendering  of  "My
'"Ik   m particular, was met with
a   ���r ? V>f 'Appreciation followed by
ceimTi      "I'Pl'iuse, which is the sin-
\      - ��� "I a singer's success.
very goo^ aml V(,ry we��� ,iked jndee(,
8tM" W ll"'"'",1 M��n��loi?ue, "A Fallen
as' - ��r. P. A. Ellis whose powers
l'rin,' ;;"cutl0>iist are well known in
'" Rupert, Ab an encore Mr. Ellis
;���    ��" apt selection from Bret Harte
Th       8 c'(Tect'
coiul"  ?,",lt',men solo singers were all
l*00'1'   Mi. J. E. Davey, Mr. R. W.
Froud, and Mr. \V. H. Melliar are
favorite singers in Prince Rupert, and
all earned well deserved approbation
from the audience. Progressing and
making good as it undoubtedly is,
Prince Rupert Choral Society can certainly count on splendid audiences al
all its concerts in future. Last night's
entertainment was in part aid of the
Hospital Fund, and in the interval
Mayor Manson gave a short addres.
in recommendation of the cause. President D. G. Stewart of the Hospital
Hoard introduced Mr. P. 1. Palmer
who with the help of pretty little Miss
IsabelKirkpairick conducted the drawing
for, and announced the results of the
sale by ticket of the $100 Prince Rupert
Clul
t
ber 409.
appointed in like manner SS the Hoard
herein provided for, and upon thi
agreement of the Municipal Corporation
of the City of Prince Rupert to stand
all expense of said arbitration."
Mi
encorei
ain
CONTRACTORS MAKE AN OFFER
OF ARB1RTATION
Offer to Refer thc Whole Question of
Wages to a Board of Three and
Abide by Their Decision on the
Question.
Thc Men's Proposal
The   following   is   the   proposition     This mornin(! a deputation from th.
which   the   contractors   submitted   ��."   p. H. I. A. went to the Cit v Hall and laid
the Mayor and council today as a ban, '      roposal in ttrilinK ,��� ,ll(. M;iyor.   [,
for ending the strike by submitting the , is ',��� ',,���, ,.m,(.t ,,������  if ,,���. (.(,llllcil tti|||
whole wage question to arbitration: -ukp   nwliy   lh(.   eontrticts   from   the l
undersigned   ( onlraetors. ^omructo���t   piiy   off   ,)���,   contractors
for the execution of fM llu, limnunl of wor|< a|n.luiy done,
from    the    Municipal !an(1  ham,  ,ht, con.ra,.,s  I)V1,r  ���,  ,|.e
( orporatton of the ( ity of I mice Ku-1,, u  ,   *   ������, laiU.r i���,,iv win under-
pert,   upon   condition   that   the   saidltakc   t0   ���,m|,|,.���.   ,i���.   work   for   the
Corporation  will  by   agreement   under | balall(.p ,)f t|,t, contract   price.    They
by
in
1
rapidly.
stantly kille
wounded.
Left  Them   to  Die
After rilling their pickets, and taking
their time checks and small cadi the
bandit led bis victims to perish it, the
cold by the trail side.
All night they lay there, beside the
dead body ol their murdered comrade.
This morning one of them made a final
effort to reach the railway station.
Though badly wounded, and suffering
from loss of blood be reached his goal
and gave il a alarm.
Police  Arc  Searching
News of the dastardly crime was at
once telegraphed to all the neighboring
settlements and towns, and tne provincial  police  .He Scouring lhe  district
in search of the murdereri aided by a
clear di scription furnished by the wounded men.
Two May Recover
Both of the wounded men are now
receiving thi best medical attention
at the hospital in Port Arthur, and their
recovery is expected by the doctors.
Payment on the checks has bem
stopped. Any attempt to realise on
them will Certainly lead to the assailant's
arr, st.
We, the
holding contrac
street    grading
lale by ticket of the $100 Prince Rupert Corporation will by agreement under, 1)a|am.,, ,)f t|,t, contract price. Tliey
Club Debenture presented to the Hos-|scal, waive the covenant requiring a a,s() a(Jr(,(, ,0 m.lk(. ���., ,������ ,im,,, ,,v
lital Fund. The winner was Mr. H. 0. minimum wage of .1. \-l an hour toforking continuous shifts, if desired, it.
Butler who held the lucky ticket, NUm- ���� f1"' by the Com��lOtOri in he '���' lorder to get the grading completed
inr _iw contracts,  hereby offer to submit  the rul)j(||v.
RUPERT MEN
GET POSITIONS
MESSRS. M. R. P. MacLENNAN
W. G. HUMBLE TO CUSTOMS
Mr. A. W. McLean is Appointed Assistant to Engineer Jennings to
Superintend the Work at the Marine Depot at Digby Island.
Several Interesting Dominion Government appointments nave just been made
to residents of Prince Rupert, and show
the preparations which the Government,
is making to prepare for the great
growth of the shipping at the port.
Mr. Murdock R. P. MacLennan lias.
been notified of his appointment as
clerk to the customs stall, and Mr. W.
G. Humble of his appointment as
customs landing wait it for the port.
Mr A. W. McLean has also been
notified of his appointment to  act M
assistant engineer to Qovarnment Engineer Jennings for the *"Perv.s..m Of
the work at the Marine Depot a (Digby
Island. During the construction
the work, Mr, Jennings will -at
resident engineer at Digby Is'"""'
question of a fair minimum wage to
Hoard of Arbitration appointed a
follows: One arbitrator to be appointed
by the Contractors, one abritrator to
be appointed by the workmen, and the
third arbitrator to be a person residing
outside of and having no direct pecuniary interest in the Cily of Prince
Kupert, and to be appointed bv the two
arbitrator's so chosen, said Hoard of
Arbitration to go into the matter and
to arrive at a fair minimum wage, which
we agree to  accept  and is to be
wage
inserted   in
until varied
all
by
future   city   contract*
a Board of Arbitration
of
Toronto, March 24. - U ifl ann unc
here today that the G. T. P.jjffl open
their line from Toronto to Ldmonton
next month. The lirst through tram
will leave on April fourth.
Helpful Talks to Business Men
Mr. Storekeeper
Do You Know?
That if you are sure that your
store offers better values than
any other in. your line you
owe it to the public, as well
as to yourself, to advertise
the fact.
TROOPER MULLOY
ON WAY WEST
IS TO VISIT THE  COAST  ON   A
BUSINESS TRIP
Is Now thc Representative of Some
British Capitalists Who are Scekintr
for Profitable Enterprises in British
Columbia.
'Special to the Optimisti
Winnipeg, Man., March 14. Trooper
Mulloy accompanied hy his wife, the
daughter of a Beattie capitalist is here
on MS way to the coast. Mulloy who i'-
the Soutli African hero who was blinded
during the engagement at Hans River,
is represent ing British capitalists. His
visit to the coaat is for the purpose of
making Investments in British Columbia
coast cities for the people he represents.
RANCHER KILLED
AT ARROW LAKES
MR. IIEWINS VICTIM OF STRANGE
EXPLOSION
Box of Detonators Exploded in His
Hand Believed That a Spark (rom
His Pipe Did It Was Instantly
Killed.
���Special to the Op'imist)
Nelson, March 2\.   A distressing accident occurred today at Arrow Lakes,
eighteen   milee   south   of   Nakusp,   by
which   Mr.   Ilewins,   a   rancher,   me
instant  death  while enjoying  an  aft
dinner pipe. Re went to a bedroom
drawer to look over abox of detonators
when suddenly an explosion occurred
hurling Mr. Hewins into the dining
mom shattering his arm and crushing
his body and wrecking the room:. Ile
died a few minutes later. It is believed
a spark from his pipe Started the explosion. His wife and live children
were In the house at the lime but nOIX
were injured.
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C.N
A PORTLAND MURDER
Ogden Kills Wife, Then Suicides
on tbe Street
Consult The   Optimist
(Special to the Optimist)
Portland, Oregon, March 34.    C. N.
Ogd.n,  employed  Bt   the  street   car
service here, shot and killed his divorced
i wife on the Street this morning, and (hen
1 killed himself. He shot his wife on
��� sight when he met her in a cafe, then
.rushing to the street he killed himself.
BRITISH SHIP
CATCHES SEALER
H.M.S. ALGER1NE REACHED VICTORIA WITH A PRIZE
Und Captured tbe Toko Maru in the
Act of I'o.i, Inn,; nt the Christmas
Islnndit on March 4. Wns on Way
Bnck from South America.
Special to the opiimist)
Victoria, March24,   ll. M.S. Algerlnc
arrived In port  this morning having In
tow  the   Japanese   seeling   schoi net
Togo Maru which she captured OK
March 4 a, Christmas Island. The
Algerine which was on her way t<
Esquimalt from a cruise round Soutl
America and ihe southern Seal pul ii
al the island and Surprised the vessel
At the time, thirteen of the men wen
ashore, hunting for birds of plumage
^o secure their plumes. THE   PRINCE   RUPERT.  OP.T IMIST
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Teas For AD Tastes
"TwiltindS"   '8 not a new brand of Tea.
Many Old Country people recognize it as an old time favorite and high grade
Tea.     We have it in 1-2 and 1 lb. pkgs. at, lb.. .40
"Twining's Three Star,"  highest grade,  per lb. .50
Blue Ribbon Tea.   Nabob Tea,   Victoria  Cross
Tea, per lb 40
Tetlev's Yellow Label 40
Tetley's Sunflower Red "0
Lipton's "A" half and one lb. tins, per lb l>0
Lipton's "B" half and one lb. tins, per lb 50
Ridgway's Old Country half lb. tins..._ 25
Ridgway's "Five O'clock" half lb. tins 30
Upton'l Tea In three lb. tins 1.00
Tetley's Tea In three lb. tins, Brown label 1.00
Tetley's Tea in three lb. tins, Blue label 1.15
Victoria Cross Tea, live lb. tins 1.75
Empress Tea, five lb. tins 1.65
Good Bulk Teas, per lb 25 to .35
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Yakima   Potatoes,   none  better,   per    lb.    2   3-4c.
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j Cosy Corner" will fill a social need.
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Social Notes
Miss Macdonald of Vancouver, who
has been visiting in the city the guest
S of Miss Craig, was a passenger on the
I Prince   Rupert   last   evening   for   the
soutli.
Mr. A. \V. Agnew entertained on
' Wednesday evening, in honor of Mr.
11L. F. Grunt. Those present included
! Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ritchie, Dr. and
, Airs. Tremayne, Mr. and Mrs. F. S.
Clements, Mrs. Roberson, Miss Martin,
! Miss Ellott, Colonel Davis, Major
I Gibson, Messrs. McLean, Bertram, Eir.-
I merson, Munroe, Titus, and McKinght.
Reading Time Not Wasted
It was simply the old story', the little
j woman loo busy all day to find a mo-
', ment  to get  out  into the bright sunshine, or to have a quiet and refreshing
chat with some friend, and by bedtime
: she was so cross and irritable that even
! the children remarked it.   She acknowledges that she is impatient, but does
not know why.   If you are wise enough
to see tell her thut it is because she
has been tied in the house all day, and
has had nothing to refresh her mind.
She admits that you are right, but adds,
| "How am I to get time to go out, I
can't go out on the street without be-
. ing dressed for it, neither   can 1 go to
call on a friend.    I  could spare time
', to go out for a few minutes, but I can-
! not  find time to dress myself and go
i out too, so I must simply stay in."
Oh,  you  illogical   little woman     If
you were afriad to venture out of doors
I for  fear  Mrs.   Grundy   would  remark
that you hair was untidy, why not give
I what spare lime you did have to the
, friend who was shut up right  in your
! own home.    Who was it?    Well, 1 am
j pretty sure you had a good book somewhere in the house.
"Oh, mercy " she says. "I couldn't
waste my lime reading."
Listen, my dear, you would not have
been wasting your time. If you had
taken that hour you spent looking aimlessly out of the window thinking miserable things, and wondering if Johnnie
wus in some il it hole, or if the baby
was likely to grow up like his grandfather, and given it to some good book
you would have come back to the things
of everyday life with a happier and
more contented heart.    If you couldn't
So out, then you owed it to yourself to
o the next best. While you are tending
you are not thinking about yourself and
your little troubles, and you will lind
an hour spent wilh a good book to be
quite as res.ful us an hour's chai with
some friend.
You may be one of those who do not
like to read. Thin cultivate it until it
becomes a habit, and you will look forward to your twenty minutes, or perhaps
your sixty minutes, with your friend
the book eveiy day.
Reading does not necessaiily mean
the neglecting of your home or work.
Find out what time you have co spare,
and use it profitably. You will not
only find your mind refreshed and rested,
you will be receiving a liberal education
that would otherwire be denied you.
When we cannot have the refreshing
contact with other people, let us try
the tm 'k. und see if we cannot enjoy its
silent company.
delicious combinations of salads for her.
She eats raw peanuts and uncooked
cereals and avoids wines and all other
alcoholic beverages.
Among other well known women
vegetarians are the Czarina of Russia,
Princess George of Greece, Cleo de
Merode, Marie Corelli and Mme. Maeterlinck.
The Clay Cure for Wrinkles
Covering the face with a certain clay
imported from Hungary is the latest
beauty fad. The clay, which has particular properties for tightening loifc
skin and sagging pores, is spread masklike over the fare at night and allowed
to stay on until morning. It is said
to give the complexion of a baby, but
the woman who uses it is certainly no
beauty during the process as she lies
in her Louis XV. bed with her face
looking like a swollen marshmallow
Anything in thc world to be beautiful.
Fimoui Woman ������ Vegetarian!
The Countess of Warwick is one of
the latest converU to a vegetarian
diet. One is inclined to believe that
her ladyship has renounced Mesh food
in order to preserve the superb lines
of her figure. Li.dy Wurviik mas getting very stout before s'e id-pted i.
vegetarian diet. Since then her surplus
fat  ha�� melted away.
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt renounced
flesh food for the reason thr.t i.he fiund
a vegetarian diet wu o nducive to a
more youthful appearance. She now
eats nothing but uncooked foods. Vegetables are grated raw and made into
OUR DAILY RECIPES
Company Desserts
A delicious dessert is made by stiffening grape juice with gelatin and
folding the whites of eggs whipped to
a stiff froth through it while it is thickening. Serve with whipped cream. All
easily made "company" desserts is prepared by splitting an angel cake length
wise and spreading it with a thick
covering of whipped cream and then
putting the layers together and decorating the top with candied fruit
arranged in some pretty design.
Children Cry for Them
Date gems are a favorite with the
children for breakfast or luncheon.
They should be served hoi. To make
them, make a batter with a cupful of
milk, the yolks of two eggs beaten
thoroughly, a cupful and a half of
llour and two tcaspoonfuls of baking
powder. When the batter is smooth
add a quarter of a pound of dates cut
line and the whites of the two eggs
beaten to a stiff froth. Bake in buttered gem tins in a quick oven. It will
take about thirty minutes.
SOME HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Figs and dates chopped with diced apples make a delicious combination for a
salad with mayonnaise. Serve on lettuce
leaves.
When serving poached eggs instead of
the usual slice of toast place the eggs on
rounds of bread cut thin and sauted in
butter.
The juice of stewed cranberries, with
addition of lemon and sugar to taste,
makes a delicious drink, diluted with cold
watel.
Bric-a-brac should be carefully dusted
before being washed in hot borax water
or soapsuds in which a little ammonia
has been dissloved.
THE SNOWDROP
(From a Legend.   By Alison M. Stewart;
Thousands and thousands of years ago,
When the earth for the first time was
covered with snow,
And Adam and Eve were turned out ia
,   the cold
To the bleak hillside, and the desolate
wold,
Poor Eva was weeping one dreary hour
For the sight denied of a single flower.
The good God in pity looked down on
her,
And sent an angel from heaven to the
bare
And leafless earth.   The skies were grey,
And no birds sang on this cheerless day
"Comfort this woman," he said to him,
And away sped the messenger seraphim.
As the angel flew it was snowing soft,
White flakes from the gloomy sky aloft;
And he said to the woman, "Why weepest
thou?"
And she  nnswercd.    "I  weep  for the
leafless bough,"
"Weep not," said the angel, "thy God
hath heard.
Bui is not this lovely?" he said with a
smile
Like a sunbeam seen in a dark church
aide,
And catching a flake of snow in his hand
He gl. need o'er the bare and desolate
land.
The snow-flake budded and blossomed,
too,
To a pure white flowei.   "ThiB is for you"
,*nd away he sped on his upward flight,
Till his silver wings were lost to sight,
Eve saw, where thc angel's feet had been,
A simple flower with a bunch of green,
And always now, in late winter's cold,
The snowdrops appear above the mould.
ADVERTISE   IN THE
OPTIMIST
SS.
Sails for
Vancouver
Victoria
AND
Seattle
GRMW
���[y0*
Thursdays, at 8.30 p.m.
ss. Prince  Albert for Stewart WW
days,after arrival of Prince Rupert
Port Simpson. Naas, Masset an.l Mores-1
by Island points. Including Queen Chu.1
lotte City, Pacoli, Rose ttarbor al��l
Refuge Bay, every alternate Friday it I
12 o clock  noon, comm, ��� cjng DetMl
The Grand Trunk Railway Syitetn
connecting with trains from ttio Pacifiel
coast operates a frequei t and mt*M
lent service of luxurious trains overH|l
double track route between Chicago!
Toronto, Montreal. Qui; .. Haiifal
Portland, Boston, New Vork ami Phil^l
delphia. Information and tickets ob-l
tainable from the office hereunder tMH
tioned. Trans-Atlantic I ikingibjiB
lines arranged.
A. E. McMASTER
FREIGHT   AND   PASSENGER   AGENT
^^
B.C. t'o..-l S S. Smki
"PRINCESS  BEATRICE"
Northbound Mar.27-Soulhl> und M��r.3l|
Train for Chicago. Wim    i l.-. TiTontol
leaves Vancouver 9.00 a.m. ilaily.
Train  for   Montreal,   New  York audi
points East leaves Vancouver 3.tS|
p.m.   daily.
Through tickets t" 1   - peso Points I
in connection with tin        -;  Atlantic|
Steamers.
J. G. McNab
General Ajenl I
Windsor Hotel
FIRST .WENTE AT BIGHTS .-TI'.KET
Newly Furniihrd snd
Steam Hesled R mm.
A FIRST   CLASS BAH   AND DttflW
ROOM IN CONNECTION
RATES BO CENTS AND UP
BATHS   FREE  To  01 I IT*
ROBT. ASHLAND
r .li. BOX 31
GRAND HOTEL
WORKING MANS HOME
Spring Beds, clean Whit. i  **** W
Rooms 50c
BEST IN   TOWN   FOR   THE  MOW
Labour Bureau in connect!*
All kinds of position* _�����
funished fKfc6
STREET
FIRST AVE. AND SEVENTH
J. GOODMAN. Propria'
Phone 178. Prince Rup"��. B'u
The Westholme Lumber Co.
LIMITED
-WE HANDLE ALL BM>I 0'*"
BUILDING SUPPLIES
FlMtAvenu. Telephone I* THE  PRINCE    RUPERT    OPTIMIST
3
COAL   NOTICE
n Chsrl
������. i8l���nd�� Land District-District
nf Skeena
, . n���ril!S thst 1. J"''" McLeod. of Vancouver,
I:'1" ",.,,��� brokw, Intend to apply for per-
SlSftopiSSlrt for coal and petroleum on thc
iWnad^^.J"���*, piantod at the nouth-
'��� l"n"";.' V' ,lli" ���'..'.��� No. 3K29. marked J.M..
"i'l'n,'r,...    '!"'"��' '"Uth 8"   C,'ainu' th<,n''�� "."2n
north SU chains, thence west SU
sum
���ted Feh
,���,,, commencement. NMcLE()a
1. lull
Wilson Gowins. Ascnt.
tb.Ftb.lt
pm Chsrlotts Islsnds Lsnd DUtrict-DUtrict ol
Tskonolici
thsl I, John McLeod. of Vancouver,
hroker. Intend to apply for per-
^^"^^''"^.���TfoVcoai'andVctrolium on the
W-SmSSnast* **** plantcl at the south-
-Vi ��� 1   ol '"id Uomee No. 38211, marked J.M..
., -1,,,,,-,, n.irth 80 chains, thence east
,.,,. ���uth so chains, thencc west BO
^���"'"-"^""""^'WHN MeLEOD.
iu.el |'..|i. I. I'll Wilson liuwimr. AKent.
PikjK.'l'. U.
Qweti Chariotta Islsnds Und DUtrict-DUtrict ol
-.,,.. |i:,i I. John McLeod. of Vancouver.
,., ���' ,t| m broksr, intend to npply for par-
��i,;j���n ,��� , peel f'.r coal and petroloum un the
. .     ibed kinds,
sts post planted at tho north-
rufcool licence No. 3829. marketl J.M.,
I   thence north 8U chains, thence east
.:.,.. snuth SO choins. thence west Su
Mini nf commencement.
I  pm. JOHN McLEOI).
j^l, | Wilson Gowlnu, Auent
Ew.
th��i
I'i'
I ���
Quwn Cl
Ttk.' t
Kf.: .
lo|-r ������������������
'������'���
.rlnlte Wanils Und District -DUtrict ol
Ski'i'na
.:    that I. John McLood ol Vancouver.
Inr, Inlend to apply lor permission
:,   ,1 md pelroleum on the lollowinK
��� i. :i [inst plnmod at tho mouth ol
;,: l:...r unl marked J. McL. S. E. Corner.
No I it...,, north 80 chains, thonce west 80
f ,i:h  Ml  chuins,   thence  easl   SU
���   .1   commencement1    containing
Mo im--. more or less,
lh... 11. . 21,1011. JOHN McLEOI)
poi,. ], |...".. Clarance McDowell, Agent
������,. l-lunds Und DUtrict -Diilrlct ol
ske.na
Tib notla     ii I. John Mcleod ol Vancouver,
kcjimI M broker, intend to apply for permUmlo
to j,nb|��T' lur .m:i1 and (H'troleum on the follow ng
(���Bribed I
. pa���I pmnted ahout five miles
- i!r  wesl  ot  lho  mouth  ol  the
-.. ..rl... I J. Met.., N. w. Corner
N    : .lb so chains, Ihence ea*i 80
, th 80 chains, thence wwt 80
t i   comiutBOmnl* containing lllO
t It
! JOHN McLEOI)
Clarence McDowell. Agent
BAHAMAS WANT
TO BE ANNEXED
THEIR LEGISLATURE PASSES A
RESOLUTION, BIG MAJORITY
Dominion Government is to be Invited to a Conferncre With Their
Leaders��� Vote Stood Twenty-three
to Six in Favor of Annexation.
Montreal, Murch 22. Mr. T. K.
MacAuluy of tho Sun Ufa Assurance
Company received a cable today from
the Bahama Islands .-usling that lhe
Legislature had voted m be annexed
to Canada. The vote stood twenty-
three to six in favor of union with
Canada.
At un immense meeting ol the citizens of Nassau held February 20,
which Waa addressed by a number 01
Canadians then visiting the [aland,
a resolution favoring the admission
of the Islands to the Canadian Confederation as a province was carried
by u standing vote with great enthusiasm, ther being but iwo dissenting
votes.
The Governor is to invite the Government of Canada lo a confernce to
consider whether annexation to the
Dominion is feasible and desirahl. .
and, if so, on what terms ii would
probably be carried out.
THEY WERE TOO
TIGHT-FISTED
MILLIONAIRES'   CHURCH   WITHOUT A PASTOR NOW
Rev. C. F. Aked Decides to Leave
Wealthy New York Church to Go
to California to a More Progressive
and Gneerous Church.
SEATTLE FISHERS
FEEL SLIGHTED
WERE LEFT OUT OF THE CENSUS
REPORTS ENTIRELY
The Salmon Industry Appeared Not
as Fishing, but as Manufacturing,
Thus Giving Massachusetts the
Lead as a Fishery Slate.
New York, March_22, Rev. Charles l Seattle, March 2:1. Amazement hits
I;. Aked, pastor of Fifth Avenue Bap- been cau>ed in fishing circles bu a
list lluirch. has resign, d at lhe close bulletin just issued by the census in
��� ��� i"ii"!_i year of ministry and will  which Massachusetts is given lirsi place
as   a   lishiiig   state   and   Washington
W. L. BARKER
Architect
Second avenue and Third street
Uver Westenhaver Bros.' Ollice.
go to California.
Dr. Aked is mi ablo and ambitious
miniate!, and waa In charge of a huge
congregation ill Liverpool before lie
came tti America to accept the call
extended to him by the Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church. From the very beginning he made no secret of il that
his  only  reason  for  accepting the call
of the Fifth Avenue Baptist church
was the battel that the enormous wealth
of the congregation Would enable him
to undertake big work, and to entend
! the  usefulness of the church  its  well
salmon gets no mention at all, the salmon
industry being classified its manufacturing, not as fishing.
Including Salmon, Washington's fisheries exceed those of Massachusetts by
3ll per cent. More than 3000 men are
employed on fishing vessels that sail
from Seattle, and those who were
absent on their ships last slimmer
when the census was taken were excluded
from the enumeration unless they had
families here. Now tbe whole salmon
fishery is stricken out, fishermen complain.
MUNRO  &  LA1LEY
Architects,
Stork Building, Second Avenue.
STUART &  STEWART
ACCOUNTANTS -:- AUDITORS
Law-Butler Building      Phone No. 2K0
I'rince Rupert P.O. Box 861
ALFRED CARSS,
uf Hritiiili Columbls
nnd Manitoba Bars.
C. V. BENNETT, B.A.
���f ll.C., Ontnrio.Saa-
katehawan snd Al-
IIhtIu Hurl*.
CARSS & BENNETT!
BARR18TER8, NOTARIES, ETC.
Oflle<>- Exchange I loci. corner Third avanna and
Sixth MriTt. PrinceRuoert 8
as of his pastorate. Ii seems, however
that the memben of the congregation
either did  not  respond  to the en'hu- ~~���~"*������������"-���~"~~""~���������������"���
siasm of  Dr.'Aked nr were tm   tight-        -....._....-       -.,-.    ..-
lis,ed to enter into his ambitious plans.  UJUPM   DI III JUMP      CET    110
One ..f the things he had been striving   ''llLn    PUUiUllW     JLL    UJ
The Bahamas, a chain of islands In
the West Indies, contained in 1909,
according to Whiiaker's Almanac, 61,-
-77 people, most ef them descendants
of liberated Africans. Nassau is the
capital, situated on
Providence.    The
sponge gathering.    Bananas, cocoanuls,
fruit   and   vegetables  are   also   largely
exported,   principally  u>  the   United
States.     The   hemp   fibre   industry   is
also fairly well established.
The Government is Invested i" a
Governor iSir W. C. Wilson, K. C. M.
(',.>, an Executive Councul of nine
members, a Legislative Conned also nl
nine members, and a Repeaentatlve
Assembly of twenty-nine. The last
body is the one referred to in the Montreal despatch as voting In favor of
annexation Ito Canada.
for form the beginning <:f his pastorale
was the erection of a new church building in keeping with the wealth of the
congregation, but even that was denied
him. The trustees "could not see iheir
way" to expend the large sum of mom y
the Island of New I required for a large new building. Find-
chief Industry is ing himself unable to arouse the congregation to enthusiastic co-operation
in his ambitious plans Dr. Aked decided
to leave this unresponsive congrega'ion,
uml to seek a more promising field for
his energy and ambition.
ti.-
N I-in.I Districl���Dintrict o!
skeens
Til. notie     .'I. John McLeotl ol Vancouver
Net] tt. .1- ml to spply lor iwrmtnion
ij --..-' I, - eaa] ami jictroli'um on tor following
a*rii��-l lands:
1 I pmi planted two miles weal
< i '��� >���' Klvcr antl marktsl .1
Mri. i. w i .,rn,T, No. 28, thence north 80
r .     ��� -.1 chsins, thence soulh 80
chair,., iur,,v w.-.t so chains to point of com-
OKM^rirr.i:  ..ntaining <VI0 seres, mora or lem.
I>��l M, II, l'Jll. JOHN McLKOD
Clsrence McDowell, Agent
QnaCt-lloUi I-Utvla Und District���Dwtrict ol
Skeens
'*���' Ihst I, Jnhn McLeod ol Vsncouver,
��n;.\..- bnlnr, intend lo spply for permiaaion
to ps. ;.<i lor real and lietroleum on the lollowing
Sncrl"-!
Comm,. ring ll s po��t planted shout lour miles
_***���' u��� i oi ���    i...mat ol thc moulh ol tho Tl-el
Rn.-v.i    ���,. I J   McL., S. E. Corner. No. 60
"  ��� latin-, thenn wwt  80 chai s,
"*"���    ���   rlmim,   thenco eaat  80   chaim
en ol am ���;. ��� remain; cnnUining 610 acria,
Cos..,. .
.'V"!1'''   '.Ml JOHN McLKOD
Clan-nce McDowell, Agent
<,**- Chariotta Hands Und DUtrict���Dlrtrictjol
. . Skit-ns
____***������** lhal |, John McLeod of I ancouver.
-tr*,-,.,-,, ��� \..... ,���t.nA ,B ,pp|y (or pprmwaion
*l lor r.��l and lietroleum on Ihe lollowing
.'  i |hmI planted shout lour miles
��� sal ol the mouth ol the Tl-el
��� I. MeL, N. K. Corner. No 6.
��� Uin..  thenco weat 80 chsins,
' ' ' I ains, thence eaat 80 chains to
"limit;   containing 610 ncres.
\\TVi"' '���"���r"1' ww Mci.
MURDER MYSTERY
IS UNEARTHED
SKELETON   OF   THE   VICTIM
FOUND IN INDIANA
IS
Forty-four Yeara Ago, on Hia Wedding Day Eugene Woodmanae Dia-
appeared���It ia Thought He waa
Murdered for His Money.
Noblesville, Ind., March 23. The
mystery surrounding the finding here,
u few "weeks ago, of u trunk, filled
with parts of a human skeleton und containing u peculiarly carved ring.apparenl-
ly wus solved today with the receipt
of n letter from a sistei-in-luw of Eugene
('. WoodmanM of Danville. III., identifying the  ting "-s one thut  belonged It
Woodmante.
SCOTCH TRAWLER
IS IN TROUBLE
REFUSED PERMISSION TO CLEAR
FOR "HIGH SEAS"
Cannot    Leave    New    York    Unlcas
Skipper Promises to Go to Foreign
Country    Afraid Lest New Yorkers
Should Get Fish.
New York. Murch 23. Captain William Craig of the little British steam
trawler Coquette from Aberdeen, Scotland, wus refused pennleeion by the
customs ollice today to clear for the
"high seas." When she came tripping
into port last Saturday her crew related
thai a storm had driven the vessel K>
'fur off tbe Nova Scotian coast that it
wac decided to run Into New York with
her big cutch of 10.000 pounds of fish.
The success of the sale of the lish at
high prices in New York prompted
Ciuig today to ask permission to ��-t
out again for the high seas, with the
evident Intention of securing another
catch and returning to this market.
Collector Loeb refused, because the
vessel io  leave
We are in a position to save you
money on all classes and grades
of  Building  Material.    A complete stock of the following materials always on hand:    : :
Tacornrt Hardwnll   Plaster,   Clay   Owen
Fire  Brick, Common Red Btick, Buffed
Pressed Brick I any tint), Lumber of all
Description!, Lath,   Shingles,   Saih   and
Doora, Cement, Lime, Sand Gravel,   The
Beit   Domeitic   Coal   on   Ihe   Market.
We conduct a General Transfer and
Storage Business. Our prices arc
right antl we guarantee satisfaction. All material handled nre of
Standard.
Transfer & Storage Co. Ltd.
I'lltiNK .tl'i
WM. S. BALL, L.D.S., D.D.8.
Dentist,
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty.
All ilentai operations skilfully traatad, Qaa ..nd
looitl anaatheUca ajdmtnlatared for tin* palnleas ex-
traciiiui uf taeth. Consultation fraa. Oflteast 19
ami 2,1 Aliler Btock, Prince Runart li-12
HANDASYDE   C__  HURT
p
0
a,:i:nts   tun  BTBRL.
...ami   CONTBACTOM
Box 436 - Office
MACUMBBV
���1 I'l'l ll.s   .
3rd nnd Fulton
I'.
0.
box a
PRINCE RUPERT
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE and
STORAGE
JOHN E. DAVEY
TEACHER OF SINGING
rUPIt HI    WM.   I uViN.   I |Q.,   A II A.M., I 'IN . KNO,
GEORGE LEEK
MERCANTILE   AGENCY
COLLECTIONS AM) REPORTS
G. T. P. Transfer Agents
Orders promptly tilled.   Trices reasonable.
OFFICE-H. B. Huchentcr. Centre St    I'hone 0>.
SIXTH  STREET
PRINCE III'I'KRT
Fruit   :   Produce   :
WHOLESALE
Feed
JOHN Mcl.KOt)
< 'larence McUowpII.1 Agent
'
I
����� .
1
'
\*m ���
���
:
rub. IV,. ���_.
I landa Und Distrist���DUtrlctol
Bkaana
.' I. John Mrl.e.,,1 nl Vancouver,
r. intend to apply lor permiaaion
* < .-al and petroleum nn the lollowing
' poal planted aliout lour mllea
milea  Wail  ol   Ihe   muulh   ill   the
uki-d   J. Mc.L. N. K. Corner.
h. 0 chains, ihence weat HO
rm; (i ehaina, ihence eaat Kll
'I enmmencement;   containing liltl
I'll. JOHN MeLEDD
Clarance McDowell, Agent
law   fOTbldl  a  foreign  vessel to
��  New York on an irresolute course.   She
jstTMrsS WniZr;;:: ��� u��� f,... ��.,,ini,e f.^���,	
StWrU^^^1  ^TED DISLOYAL MEMBERS
heard of neiim.   The bones were found . n..u
taSS an Old roadhouse that  llourishes Vanvoucer Branch of Over.ea. Club
near White Kiver aliout the tune tol the Haa Stirring Time
Civil War und il is supposed thut the
nian wa�� murdered for $500, which it      Vancouver. March _:i. -A good crowd
is known he had. , attended the meeting .<>  the
Mrs    J    Wootlmunso,   the   brother's' Club,  on  Suturduy   nighi   I
widow, whose Ion,.'  is in a suburb ol  Hal, and Aowd. pbunly
year-   the evening.Opentd with lh'' ��flP5��.�� I
lover to rn um.
Prince Rupert Lodge, I.O.O.F.
NO.  63
Meets ill the Helgerson Hlock
H. H. Morton   -   3rd Ave.      Every Tuesday Evening
���������-_���-���----������������������ All members of the order In the city
are requested to visit the lodge.
THE IROQUOIS
POOL
English and American Billiards
Twelve Tables SECOND Ave.
(Iveneaa
O'Brien
.   the  loyalty
the Mother Land.  Sir
chairman of
Q. S. JOHNSTONE, N.G.
H. MORTON, Secretary.
Little's NEWS Agency
PRINCE RUPERT WAREHOUSING AND
FORWARDING COMPANY
Firil A��e. Ncn, MrP.ide
Magazines
CIGAKS
:: I'eriislicals :: Newspapers
: TOBACCOS :: FRUITS
G.T.P. WHARF
duplicuti' of one worn by
Miss Vien. alter writtag am^ jy- --���-.-^ K
for
her
������*.,.���
Forwarding,   Distributing nml
Shipping Agenta,
Btorage of Baggage and Houae-
luiltl Goods a Specialty.
-AT  LOWEST  RATES
to Daniel Jones of WeHlii'ld. Iml
diet! in 1SH8.
ON WAY TO ALASKA
Brother
antl
usual in this ciiy also occurred when two
of the memhi rs preaent refused to rlae or
toln in ihe singing of the National
\iithcm. By order of the chairman,
they were elected from the nice ing and
lentand that their presence
of Evelyn Thaw Seeks For-  ^^"j^liwf BtMiy further galhering
tUin.In the North
F'":i: HORE LEASE NOTICE
I 'istrict -District of Skeena
��� GsMtLi
it.' ticethatl, 1'aul Brendler, of
i '"'and, occupation furmcr, in-
tli, i i.      iv f,,r  permission to  lease
��� . '' f'.reshore:   Commencing
I, 'V ted about 12 feet from the
| j*7;       ��� of lot 1801 on Porcher ls-
ln n  southerlv  direction
A< water mark* 1200  fett;
1 to low water mnrk; thencc
[ollowing low water  mark
' 'ee east to point of com-
ment
Dai  , .,        ''AUI' BRENDLER.
.''' ! March 7, 1911.
"'������inn March 11
Portland. Or... Mwch ^f���**
Nesbit. liro.heriifF.v.lynNesh.t    h,��
snent  yesterday  In   Portland on  u
way   to   Seattle  to    k   ��nplWt��rt;
L ter he will emhark for Alaaka wfth
^inten.ion.dspvnd,nK.he,a'XtJew
ngq   rlua-a      Ne-1
���f the club.
DROWNED BY A WHALE
Expert   Harpooncr   Caught   in
and Drawn Overboard
Line
To Lease
ON REASONABLE TERMS
Douglas Sutherland, Mgr.
P. O. Box 907 Phone 262
���alb
years  inert'.     '",:""'     , ���,|  i|.,rrv   ileum ��i   �� ��� �����'
Al. VelS of Candle, Ataika, and     ar .,.,1���(1���,r
Wood.   The trio ��.ll. pn-'wd t ^edherel
Yukon couni.y and ll it   b.-.r ..ItentIon        ^ w,  ,.,
to penetrate as far north u ptmm
during the coining suintm r
Veig  is  a  rtoneel  m  the   W'nniKi
and   has   mad'e   and  I*   "^w^
tunes, though he WJ "SS   r u
lome irood gob  diggings are. ami prom
i   s,o   bare with his young WMldl the
proceeds of his prosp, iung "M-'""""'
TRY THE OPTIMIST WANT
AD. WAY OF FINDING
Boeton,   March   28.   Hvn  of  the]
of Cruz, first male of the wbal-i
John   Manta,   has   just
In advices from the rrovm-
ing Heel.    Cruz, known at
,   ���f   the   mo-t    accurate   barponn
thrower* In the Meet, was drowned by a
whale.    He had just Hung hif iron into
,,,,   .���!,. ol a line sperm whale when he |
.tapped in a loop of the line at hia feet.
I . antlv he was whirled over the boat
ll(| held securely by lhe lailtetling line  ���
lias drawn lo his death in lh a
body was not recovered.
|'a���l���riun, rimieiT Cleaners'I'hone 4.
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F. W. HART
0NDBRTAKS8 * kmiiai.mkh
i.i.s niMi'i.iita
FIRE INSURANCE AND RENTALS
G.R. NADEN COMPANY
Second Ave.,
Limited.
Prince Rupert, B.C.
E.    E B Y    C&    Co.
BEAL   ESTATE
Kltaumkalum Land For Sale
KITSIMKALIM - H. 0.
Read thc Daily Optimist
aaa THE   PRINCE   RUPERT    0P.TIM1ST
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:
Teas For AD Tastes
"Twinintis" '8 not a new brand of Tea.
___-_-_-_-____-___ Many Old Country people recognize it as an old time favorite and high grade
Tea.     We have it in 1-2 and 1 lb. pkgs. at, lb.. .40
"Twining's Three Star,"   highest grade,  per lb. .50
Blue Ribbon Tea.   Nabob Tea,   Victoria Cross
Tea, per lb 40
Tetley's Yellow Label 40
Tetley's Sunflower Red 50
Lipton's "A" half and one lb. tins, per lb 60
Lipton's "B" half and one lb. tins, per lb 50
Ridgway's Old Country half lb. tins...��. 25
Ridgway's "Five O'clock" half lb. tins 30
Lipton's Tea in three lb. tins 1.00
Tetley's Tea in three lb. tins, Brown label 1.00
Tetley's Tea in three lb. tins, Blue label 1.15
Victoria Cross Tea, five lb. tins 1.75
Empress Tea, five lb. tins 1.05
Good Bulk Tens, per lb 25 to .35
* # *
Yakima.   Potatoes,   none   better,   per    lb.    2   3-4c.
- THE COSY CORNER =
DEVOTED   PRINCIPALLY   TO  THE  INTERESTS   OF   WOMEN
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The following properties will be sold en block, or separately
and on easy terms.
SECTION ONE
Block
10
11
11
12
13
18
Lots  Block
6-7-9-10
1-2-3-4-5-6
9-10
22
21-22
1-2
19
19
20
34
34
27
SECTION ONE SECTION ONE
Lots 27 42-43
g_4 SECTION FIVE
15-16   Blocl{ Lots
19-20    ' 22
37-38 18 22"23
42
9-10
For prices, terms and particulars, apply to
W. S. BENSON,
Second Avenue
AGENT
Atlantic Realty & Improramenl Co., Ltd.
Phone 214
This is a little section of the paper, which from day to day will be devoted
to subjects of special interest to women. Any and all of the ladies of Prince Rupert
are invited to contribute to its columns, and to take part in its discussions. Suggestions and criticisms are invited by the editor. The hope is expressed that "The
Cosy Corner" will fill a social need.
Social Notes
Miss Macdonald of Vancouver, who
has been visiting in the city the guest
of Miss Craig, was a passenger on the
Prince Rupert last evening for the
south.
Mr. A. W. Agncw entertained on
Wednesday evening, in honor of Mr.
L. F. Grant. Those present included
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ritchie, Ur. and
Mrs. Tremayne, Mr. and Mrs. F. S.
Clements, Mrs. Roherson, Miss Martin,
Mis3 Ellott, Colonel Uavis, Major
(iihson, Messrs. McLean, Bertram, Emmerson, Munroe, Titus, und McKinght.
Reading Time Not Wasted
It was simply the old story-, the little
woman too busy all day to find a moment to get out into the bright sunshine, or to have a quiet and refreshing
chat wiih some friend, and by bedtime
she was so cross and irritable that even
lhe children remarked it. She acknowledges that she is impatient, but does
not know why. If you are wise enough
to see tell her thai it is became she
has been tied in the house all day, and
has had nothing to refresh her mind.
She admits that you are right, but adtls,
"How am I to get time to go out, I
can't go out on the street without being dressed for it, neither can I go to
call on a friend. I could spare time
to go out for a few minutes, hut I ran-
not find time to dress myself and go
out too, so I must simply stay in."
Oh, you illogical little woman If
you were ufriad to venture out of doors
for fear Mrs. Grundy would remark
that you hair was untidy, why not give
what spare time you did have to the
friend who was shut up right in your
own home. Who was it? Well, I am
pretty sure you had a good book somewhere in the house.
"Oh, mercy " she says. "I couldn't
waste my lime reading."
Listen, my dear, you would not have
been wasting your time. If you had
taken that hour you spent looking aimlessly out of the window thinking miserable things, and wondering if Johnnie
was in some d?ep hole, or if the baby
was likely to grow up like his grandfather, and given it to some good book
you would have come back to the things
of everyday life with a happier and
more contented heart. If you couldn't
go out, then you owed it to yourself to
do the next best. While you are leading
you are not thinking about yourself and
your little troubles, and you will find
an hour spent wilh a good book to be
quite us restful us un hour's chat wilh
some friend.
You may be one of those who do not
like to read. Then cultivate it until it
becomes a habit, and you will look forward to your twenty minutes, or perhaps
your sixty minutes, with your friend
the hook eveiy day.
Reading does not necessatily mean
the neglecting of your home or work.
Kind out what lime you have to spare,
and use it profitably. You will not
only find your mind refreshed and rested,
you will be receiving a liberal education
that would Otherwise be denied you.
When we cunnol have the refreshing
contact with other people, let us try
the hook, and see if we ennnot enjoy ils
silent company.
The Clay Cure for Wrinkles
Covering the face with a certain clay
imported from Hungary is thc latest
beauty fud. The clay, whieh has particular properties for tightening loose
skin and sagging pores, is spread mask-
like over the face at night and allowed
to stay on until morning. It is said
to give the complexion of a baby, but
the woman who uses it is certainly no
beauty during the process as she lies
in her Louis XV. bed with her face
looking like a swollen murshmallow
Anything in the world to be beautiful.
Famous Woman as Vegetarians
The Countess of Warwick is one of
the latest converts to a vegetarian
diet. One is inclined to believe that
her ladyship has renounced flesh food
in order to preserve the superb lines
of her figure. Lt.dy Warvhk was gel-
ting very stout before s' e i.d. pted t.
vegetarian diet. Since then her surplus
fat hie-' melted away.
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt renounced
flesh food for the reason thr.t she found
a vegetarian diet wi.s ci nducive to a
more youthful appearance. She now
eats nothing but. uncooked foods. Vegetables are grated raw und made into
delicious combinations of siduds for her.
She eats raw peanuts and uncooked
cereals and avoids wines and all other
alcoholic beverages.
Among other well known women
vegetarians are the Czarina of Russia,
Princess George of Greece, Cleo de
Merode, Marie Corelli and Mme. Maeterlinck.
OUR DAILY RECIPES
Company Desserts
A delicious dessert is made by stiffening grape juice with gelatin and
folding the whites of eggs whipped to
a stiH froth through it while it is thickening. Serve with whipped cream. All
easily made "company" desserts is prepared by splitting an angel cake length
wise and spreading it with a thick
covering of whipped cream and then
putting the layers together and decorating the top with candied fruit
arranged in some pretty design.
Children Cry for Them
Date gems are a favorite with the
children for breakfast or luncheon.
They should be served hot. To make
them, make a batter with a cupful of
milk, the yolks of two eggs beaten
thoroughly, a cupful and a half of
Hour and two teaspoonfuls of baking
powder. When the hatter is smooth
add a quarter of a pound of dates cut
fine and the whites of thc two eggs
beaten to a stiff froth. Bake in buttered gem tins in a quick oven. It will
take about thitty minutes.
SOME HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Figs and dates chopped with diced apples make a delicious combination for a
salad with mayonnaise. Serve on lettuce
leaves.
When serving poached eggs instead of
the usual slice of toast place the eggs on
rounds of bread eul thin and sauted in
butter.
The juice of stewed cranberries, with
addition of lemon and sugar to taste,
makes a delicious drink, diluted with cold
water.
Bric-a-brac should be carefully dusted
before being washed in hot borax water
or soapsuds in which a little ammonia
has been dissloved.
THE SNOWDROP
(From B Legend.   By Alison M. Stewart)
Thousands and thousands of years ago,
When the earth for the first time was
covered with snow,
And Adam and Eve were turned out ia
,   the cold
To the bleak hillside, and the desolate
wold,
Poor Eva was weeping one dreary hour
For the sight denied of u single flower.
The good God in pity looked down on
her,
And sent an angel from heaven to the
bare
And leafless earth.   The skies were grey,
And no birds Bang on this cheerless day
"Comfort this woman," he snid to him,
And away sped the messenger seraphim.
As the angel flew it wus snowing soft,
White dukes from the gloomy sky aloft;
And he said to the woman, "Why wcepest
thou?"
And Bhe answered.    "I  weep  for the
leafless bough,"
"Weep not," said the angel, "thy God
hath heard.
But is not this lovely?" he said with a
smile
Like a sunbeam seen in a dark church
aisle,
And catching a flake of snow in his hand
He gl..need o'er the bare and desolate
land.
The snowflake budded and blossomed,
too,
To a pure white flowei.  "This is for you"
A nd away he sped on his upward flight,
Till his silver wings were lost to sight,
Eve saw, where the angel's feet had been,
A simple flower with a bunch of green,
And always now, in late winter's cold,
The snowdrops appear above the mould.
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Victoria
AND
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Thursdays, at 8.30 p.m.
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days, after arrival ol Prince Kupert fi
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coast operates a freauent and n��3
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f
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"PRINCESS  BEATRICE"
Northbound Mar. 27-Soutliln.und MirJll
Train for Chicago. Winnl| eg, T"W,��I
leaves Vancouver 9.00 a.m. ilailj.
Train  for   Montreal.   New  Y'.rk ui
points East leaves Vancouver il
p.m.  daily.
Through tickets to European Pointa
in connection with the Rneit Atlantk
Steamers.
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Spring Beds, clean Whiti    '"'�� ��C
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Phone 178. Prince Rup"1' B'u
The Westholme Lumber ft
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COAL   NOTICE
iwn
Chariott* lslnnds Land District-District
f Skiwnn
, ,,. Mtfe, that I. Iota Mcl����t. of Vancouver,
?k"  ; '"��� ,    tooltar. intend to apply for per-
*���"���"" "I,  . ,,-t for coal and petroleum on the
Mion i"      *,_.
JStngaascrllr*
H..I lnnds,
,g al n port planted at the aouth-
. 3S29. marked J.M..
[ ContmonclnB ---. - -   - ��
'-���',:������',".:' ;,';;'���',l.'���uiii BO ehains, thenoe aaat
���V        :,   'north SO chains, thonce west Hll
labutopotntol comm jqhn McLE0D
Wilson Gowinit, Agont.
,tcd Feb
Mb. ftb.
1, I'.'ll
��n I'hurli'ttc
Islands Und District���District ol
Skoona
hit Mcl.eod, of Vnncouvor,
avvantUlca thai I       ,  -        ,   ,.
r   .vui.iilion linikor, intond to apply for per
i,'l,!n i" i'r"-'" '���'fl,r 1'"Bl unU i),!trulcum ��" thc
L*.i ,., 1.1 ot coal Hoanoa No. 382D, marked J.M..
��� thonce north W) chains,  thonce onst
nuth sil chnins, thenco wost SO
IV.
lehiini
aim i ��� p
������tl IVI'
tkJlVI'.
i' ��� nee
..i uf cuninioncem.".t.
JOHN MeLEOD.
I, I'.'ll
*im Clin
WiUon t.i.uini'. Attonl.
-Diatrict ol
.no Inlands Und Diatrict
Skoena
,i I. John McLeod, of Vancouver,
���'          ,       broker, intend to upply for pared for csll nnd lietroleum on tho
Lied lands,
,                    al u posl plnnted nt the north-
,  .,1 licence No. 8KM. markod J.M..
u  north BO chains, thenco onst
aim i��� |. ml of ootnmenoomcnt
1911.
...uth KO chains, thonco wost Sil
JOHN McLKOD.
Wilaon (lowing, Auent
L'> *   '
BAHAMAS WANT
TO BE ANNEXED
THEIR LEGISLATURE PASSES A
RESOLUTION, BIG MAJORITY
Dominion Government is to be Invited to a Conferrcre With Their
Leaders���Vote Stood Twenty-three
to Six in Favor of Annexation.
Montreal, March 22. Mr. T. R.
MacAulay of the Sun Life Assurance
Company received a cable today from
the Bahama Islands stating that the
Legislature had voted to be annexed
to Canada. The vme stood twenty-
three to six in favor t.f union with
Canada.
At un immense meeting of the citi-
THEY WERE TOO
TIGHT-FISTED
MILLIONAIRES'   CHURCH   WITHOUT A PASTOR NOW
SEATTLE FISHERS
FEEL SLIGHTED
WERE LEFT OUT OF THE CENSUS
REPORTS ENTIRELY
Rev.   C.   F.   Aked   Decides  to   Leave j The Salmon Industry Appeared Not
Wealthy New York Church to Go
to California to a More Progressive
and Gnecrous Church.
as Fishing, but as Manufacturing,
Thua Giving Massachusetts the
Lead aa a Fishery Slate.
New York, March 22. Rev. Charles
P. Aktd, pastor of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, has resigned at the close
of bis fourth year of ministry and will
go to California.
Dr.  Aked  is an able and  ambitious
miniate!, and wits in charge of a huge! industry Yt'i'ng'cTa.iVlied'ius'maliufactur'.
congregation   In   Liverpool   befure   he, ing, not ns fishing
came  to   America  to   accept   the   call       including salmon, Washington's fish-
1 extended to hull by the I'ifth  Avenue
Seattle, March 28.���Amazement hus
been caused in fishing circles bu a
bulletin just issued by the census in
which Massachusetts is given lirst place
as a fishing state and Washington
salmon gels no mention at all, the salmon
W. L. BARKER
Architect
Second avenue anil Third street
Over Westenhaver Bros.' Ollice.
MUNRO  H   LA1LEY
Architects,
Stork Building, Second Avenue.
Zens   of    Nassau    held   February   'JO,
which was addressed by a number Oil Baptist Church. From the very be
Canadians then visiting the Island, ginning be made no secret of it that
a resolution favoring the admission; bis only reason for accepting the call
of the lalanda to the Canadian Con- of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church1
federation as a province was carried waa the belief that the enormous wealth
by a standing vote with great entbu-lof the congregation would enable him
siasm, ther being hut iwo dissenting: to undertake big work, and to entend
votes. Ithe   usefulness  of  the  church   as   veil
The Governor is to invite the Gov-jas of his pastorate.   It semis, howevtr
ernment of Canada to a confernce tol that the member: ot the congregation,
consider   whether   annexation   to   the ,it her did  not   respond  to the enthu-l
cries exceed those of Massachusetts hy
'M per cent. More than :tO(l(l men are
employed on fishing vessels thai sail
from Seattle, and those who were
absent on their ships last summer
when the census was taken were excluded
from the enumeration unless they bail
families here. Now the whole salmon
fishery is stricken out, fishermen complain.
STUART &  STEWART
ACCOUNTANTS ���:- AUDITORS
Law-Butler Building     Phone No. 2S0
I'rince Rupert P.O. Box 1151
ALFRED CARSS,        C. v. BENNETT, B.A.
uf Itritii.il Columbia of ll.C, OMliiriu. Ka��-
itii.l KaBltoba linri,. kntcliewan  iimi Al-
IIhtIii Hum.
carss & bennett
Barristers, Notaries, Etc.
Oflle..- Exehansa block, corner Thinl avarnia nml
Sixth atreat PrfnoeRuoart. 8
Dominion is feasible and desirable
and, if so, on what terms it would
probably be carried out.
tta lalanda Uml DUlrict���Diatrict ol
Skwna
��� i.nl I, Julin McU'ikI ol Vancouver,
In r, Intand to apply lor permission
I.. r coal and petroleum on tho lollowinK
acnl"'.l   l . .    .
Counn'i'i'.'.- sl n poal planted at the mouth ol
, | , .mil iniirki'tl J.  McL. S. E. Corner,
nnrlh SO chains, thence west SO
int, thenes ��� '"th so chaina, thence eant 80
t   ..(   commencement1    containing
il ��r-,     ��� MS Of le**-
il, lilll. JOHN MeLEOD
lb. I,b.! Clurance McDowell, Agent
.... I luiuh Und DUtrict -DUtrict ol
Skivna
...it I. John McUsmI ol Vancouver,
[aland bo apply for permwwio
i and petroleum on Ihe lollow ng
.
i l��o>i plumed aliout live milea
���   tii!e  went  til   the  moulh  ol  lhe
markad J. Mel,., N. W. Corner
.    ..nth SO chnina, Ihence tut SO
lh  BO  chaini*,   thence  west  HO
..'i.menrcmcnl; eonlaining 610
II. JOHN McLKOD
ll,. Fil. ���.'-. Clarence McDowell, Agent
an< lal     ..Is Und Diatrict���Diatrictol
Skeena
|T.... hat 1, .l"hn Mcl>eod ol Vancouver
t Intend to apply lor i..run   i.ni
i coal rn..I petroleum on the lollowing
rila-i :.,
I1 < poat planted two miles weat
1 " ilie Tl-el Kiver and marked .1
|tl.   - u   i onwr.   No. 28, thenco north 80
Sim. ihrnr.j . .i t   mi  rhaina,  thence aoulh   HO
��in% ll*r.,v v..*.i Ml chaina to point ol com-
kr.n.i.r."      r i.iiihiih IJIO acrea, more or leas.
' I'.'ll. JOHN McLKOD
Clarence McDowell, Agent
" i ������ Manila land Diatrict���District ol
IT Skepns
I thai I, John McLeod ol Vancouver,
minima broker, Intand to apply lor permiaaion
bpfi, in-ct i���. eoal ami lietroleum on the lollowing
brnl���.| ,,
IComtm. rini     :l |���lhl plantnl about four milea
nh ant aaa    lit eaat ot thc mouth ol the Tl-el
iw ��M mark.sl J. McL., S. E. Corner, No. GO
"  ehaina,  thenco  weal  80  chai a,
'    ehaina,   thence  eaat  80   chains
"rement;   conuining  MO acna,
The  Bahamas,  a chain of islands m
the  West   Indies,  contained In   1909,
according to Whltaker'i Almanac, fil,-
277 people, most of them descendants  him
of  liberated   Africans.     Nassau   is  the
capital, situated on the Island of New |
Providence.      The    chief   industry    is
sponge Ritt heri m;.    Bananas, cocoanuls,
fruit  and  vegetables are also largely
exported,    principally   to   the    United
Slates.     The   hemp   fibre   Industry   is'
also fairly well established.
The Government  is invested In  *
Governor iSir \Y. G. Wilson, K. t*. M.I
G.),   an   executive   Council!  of   nine
members, a Legislative Council also tit
nine   members,   and   a   Repose nt at ivo !
Assembly   of   twenty-nine.     The   last j
body is the one referred to in lhe Mon-1
treal  despatch   as  voting  in  favor  of:
annexation ito Canada.
siasm of  Dr.'Aked or were toe  light-   ���.���_..    _..,.-_...._.        ___    ..���
Rated to enter into hia ambitioua plana. WHFN   R    I H Nf, SFF   ITC
One of the thlngB he had been striving  nULa   DU1LU111U"   -DLL   UJ
for form the beginning of Ids pastorate
was the erection of a new church building In keeping with the wealth of the
congregation, but even that was deniec
WM. s.
BALL, L.D.S.,
Dentist.
i). d.s.
Crown aud Bridge Work a Specialty.
All tlenta! operillioiia nkilfnlly tn'Mtil.   Qaa and
loeul nnaathauea adrntnlatand ror the palataoa ax*
tract!..i.  .f t.H'ih.   C.itisuitatinn ft,-,-.   Ollieea:  19
and Sl Alder Hlock. Princ Uimert. ii-12
The trustees "could not see their
way to expend the large sum of mom y
required for a large new building. Kind-
iiiK himself unable to arouse Ihe congregation io enthusiastic co-operation
in his ambitious plans Dr. Ala d decided
to leave this unresponsive congregation,
and to seek a more promoting held for
his energy and ambition.
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IS IN TROUBLE
REFUSED PERMISSION TO CLEAR
FOR "HIGH SEAS'"
MURDER MYSTERY
IS UNEARTHED
We are in  a position to save you
money on :dl classes antl grades
of  Building   Material.     A  complete stock of the following materials always on band:    :    :    :
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Fire Brick, Common Red Brick, Buffed
Pressed Brick (any tint). Lumber of all
Descriptions, Lath,   Shingles,   Saih   and
Doors, Cement, Lime, Sand Gravel,  The
Best   Domestic   Coal   on    the   Market.
We conduct a General Transfer and
Storage Business. Our prices are
right anil we guarantee satisfaction. All material bundled are of
Standard.
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HANDASYDE   C__  HURT
���..'.I'NTS   Hill  BTBBU   MACHINERY
...ASH   CONTRACTOR-   ��l ITI.IKS...
P. O. Box 436 - Office 3rd and Fulton
p.o. mix hi
PRINCE RUPERT
Cannot    Leave    New    York    Unlcas
Skipper Promioca to Go to Foreign
Country    Afraid Leat New Yorkers
Should Get Fiah.
CARTAGE and
STORAGE
JOHN E. DAVEY
TEACHER OF SINGING
rti'ii. rn wm. roxoN, ne., a ii a.m.. i.iin . mo.
GEORGE LEEK
MIllHANTII.i:   AGENCY
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS
SKELETON   OF   THE   VICTIM
FOUND IN INDIANA
IS
G. T. P. Transfer Agents
Orders promptly flltetl.   Prices reasonable.
OFFICE-H. B. Ilix-henler. Centre St.     I'hime i>.
Pw.-ll.
\b. Pab. 2a.
JOHN MeLEOD
Clarence McDowell, Agent
|w��n CMelta Wan,l�� Und DUtrict���Dlitrlcliol
I T . Skeena
it I, I..Im Me| I ol I ancouver,
Inland m apply lor permiaaion
_ ll nml i ��� ir.,1..um on thn lollowini:
wrnl-.i   |
' poal planted ahout four miln
��� asl ���l the mouth ot the TM
S I I. Mel., N. E Corner, No  R,
!    ' Chalna, thenre west 80 chalna,
��� ���laniK. Ihenen eaat SO ehaina lo
-   " nt;    eonlaliilne  CIO  in-i.-.
. . ���  .
HI. JOHN  Mrl.KOD
Clarenen Mcl)nwell,|A|[enl
Hetil'liarl,.
I
I lamia Land Diatriet���District ol
Sk.H-na
' I. Jnhn M.-l,.....I ol Vanesuver,
inieml to apply lor permimion
'   il and |.. ii.ileum nn lho lollowini:
. i��i��i planted alwut lour mllea
'    wait ol the mouth ol lho
I
��� mnrknl   J. Mc.L. N. K. Corner,
i    "Ulh;  0 chaina,  thence weal SO
Mlhl (I   chaina,  thenco oa.it  SO
���I aommanaanaoti eonu>lninn 640
a
%i,"i-',' '���,      tm. JOHN Mcl.EOD
Clarance MeDowell, Agont
Forty-four Yeara Aro, on Hia Wedding Day Eugene Woodmanae Dia-
appeared���It ia Thought He waa
Murdered for Hia Money.
Noblesville,    Ind.,    March   23.���The j
mystery surroundini! the lindiiiR here.
a  few   weeks  iifio,  of  a  trunk.   Idled
with parts of a human skeleton and eon-,
tauiiiiK a peculiarly carved rinK,apparently  was solved  today wilh  the receipt I
of B letter from a sistei-in-law of BugMM !
C. WoodnUUOeof Danville, 111., idenlify-j
int! the  rinK as one that  belonged to
Woodmensc.
Woodmanae came here forty-four years
aim to wed Miss Sarah Viert and procured a license. A few hours before the]
ceremony he disappeared and was never
heanl of again.    The bones were found
Indde an old roadhouae that Bouruna
near White Kiver aboul the lime lof the
Civil War and il is supposed that tM
man was murdered for $500, which It
is known he hatl.
Mrs. J. Woodmanae, the brothers
witlow, whose home is in a suburb Ol
Cincinnati, was sent the pii-uharly
carved rinK and identllied il as being ���
ilunlicate of one worn by her husband.
Miss Viert,  after  waiting  t��
for  her lover  to  nliirn,
to Daniel .bines ol WeMliel
died in 1888.
:   Produce    :
WHOLESALE
New York, March 28. Captain Willium ('rail? of the little British steam
trawler Coquette from Aberdeen, Scotland,   was  refused   permi.-sion   by   the;-	
customs ollice today to  clear  for tht^
"hit'h seas."    When she came tripping [ Fruit
into port last Saturday her crew relatetl
that  a storm had driven the vessel so
far olT the Nova Scotian coast  that  it
mc decided to run Into New York with
her big catch of 10,000 pounds of lish.
The success of the i-ale of the lish  al | H. H. Morton
hit;h   prices   in   New   York   prompted
Craig  totlay  to  ask  permission  t<> set
out  iiKiiin fer the hilth seas, wilh lhe
evident Intention of leaning unci he:
catch and returning to this market.
Collector l."'b refused, because the
law forbids a foreign veaael to leave
New York on an irresolute course. She
must clear foi a deliliile foreiKli port.
Feed
SIXTH  STREET
I'ltlNl'K  lllTKHT
3rd Ave.
was   marrieil
lnil.
ami
ON WAY TO ALASKA
Brother of Evelyn Thaw Seeka For-
turn, in the No'rth
EJECTED DISLOYAL MEMBERS
Vanvoucer Branch of Overaeaa Club
Haa Stirring Time
Vancouver, March .:). -A good crowd
.attended the meeting of the Overaeaa
'Club, on Saturday ntehl  et  0Bnen
Hall,   and   showed   plainly   the  lnvaliy
of this country to the Mother Land.  Sir
Charles llibbert Tupper, the chairman 01
the dub presided. Contrary to curtom.
ihe evening opened with the ranging ol
God Save the King, and aomethlng unusual in this ciiy also urred when two
,,f the membera present refused to rae or
join In tht ringing of the National
Anthem. By order of the chairman,
they were ejected from the meeliiig ami
riven to understand that their pretence
wat not desired at any furl her gathering
of the club.
THE IROQUOIS
POOL
English and American Billiards
Twelve Tuhles SECOND AVE.
Prince Rupert Lodge, I.O.O.F.
NO.  63
Meets in the Helgerson Hlock
Every Tuesday Evening
members   of   the  order in the city
are requested to visit the lodge.
All
0. S. JOHNSTONE, N.G.
II. MORTON. Secretary.
Utile's NEWS Agencyf
MiiRnzines ;: periodicals :: Newspnpen
C1GAKS  :: TOBACCOS ::  FRUTT8
G.T.I'. WHARF
PRINCE RUPERT WAREHOUSING AND
FORWARDING COMPANY
iral A��e. Nrat MrPlida
11,11   U0RE LEASE NOTICE
ther
tod to
I 'istrict -District of Skeena
��� that 1, Peal Brendler, of
nd,  occupation farmer, in-
i |)ly for permlttton to lease
roreahoroi Commencing
I'd nhotit 12 feet from tho
of lot 1801 on Porcher Ia-
'    in a Houthorly  direction
i'li watermark 1200  feat;
'," ] ' ���' to low water murk; thence
1( ''"'y   lollowinK low  water  mnrk
'hence cast to point of com-
������!,.      I, r
PAUL BRENDLER.
March?, l'Jll.
'ortlon March 11
pii'iii.
Date,
March  28.    Howard
Svelyn Nesbit Thaw,
' irtland on  his
to seek employment,
mbark lor Alatki
the intention of i
years there.    Ne
Portltind. Oi"''..
Nesbit, brother of
spent yesterday I"
way to Seattli
Later he will
v, it h
pending the next few
ihit is travelling with
Al  Veigof'Candle, Alaska, and_Herw
The trio will  proceed  to  the
and it is their intention
to  penetrate  as far norlh  as possible
duritiK the coming !il"m"('r;. , Klondike
VeiK   Ul   ��   Pi"l,,M,r   '"   ll"    SS   fo,
'��� '      i   lost   several   lot-
be knows where
mil prom-
with his young frienat
Wood.
Yukon country
nnd   has   nnule   line
tunes, though he says
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TRY  THE  OPTIMIST WANT
AD. WAY OF FINDING
DROWNED BY A WHALE
F.xpert   Harpooncr   Caught   in   Line
and Drawn Overboard
Boston, March 28.' News of the
death of Cruz, lirst male of the wbal-
|M   KhOOner   John    Mania,    has    U*
reached here in advicet from the Provin-
cSown whaling fleet.   Crua, known u
������ of lhe moil acura.e harpoo.
throwers In the fleet, was drowned b...
whale. He had just flung his iron nto
the sitle Of a line sperm whale when M
tupped ine loop o! the Une at htahet
[natantly he was whirled over the boat
;,J'h,,;i securely by the. auteiuiiK line.
WM drawn to his death in the sea. His
body wius not recovered.
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REAL  ESTATE
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KITSIMKAI.IM - B- C.
Second Ave..
U ml ted.
Princa Rupert, B.C.
Read the Daily Optimist THE   PR1NLE   RUPERT    OPTIMIST
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matter. This rate applies to all advertising without distinction of quantity
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Daily Edition.
Friday. March 24
Why Not Arbitrate the Matter
Just a little over two weeks ago���on the day that Mayor Manson returned
to the ciiy���the Optimist made the suggestion that the city council, the contractors,
and thc Prince Rupert Industrial Association, should select three representatives
each, and settle their dispute by arbitration.
It was the first word of peace to tbe uttered in the whole controversy, and
it was fitting that it should come from a quarter that was in no way connected
with any of the parties to the dispute.
Since then the Mayor has become a convert to the idea of arbitration, and
today the contractors have submitted a proposition which���without prejudice
to its merits or demerits shows that the contractors have become converts to
the arbitration principle also.
The only remaining difficulty is with the Prince Rupert Industrial Association,
which has a clause in its constitution to the effect thai any labor disputes it enters
into must be fought to a finish, and lhat arbitration must not be resorted to. This
has caused a deadlock in the negotiation .
As one that had no pan. or lot in the proceedings which brought about the
strike, and as thc source from which lhe proposal to arbitrate emanated, the
Optimist urges the men of Prince Rupert Industrial Association to reconsider their
constitution.
No modern constitution is framed like those laws of the Mcdes and Persians,
that could not be altered. Provision is always made for change to altered conditions, or for the improvement which experience suggests. A Specified majority
is usually named [or constitutional amendments.
If their constitution stands in the way of a settlement, the members of the
Prince Rupert Industrial Association, without any reflection on their valor or
wisdom, might well consider the question of altering their constitution to meet
the situation.
Arbitration if the modern method of dealing with disputes. International
arbitration courts are appealed to by the advanced nations. The principle of
arbitration is finding favor among progressive labor leaders. It has been endorsed
by leading labor organisations, as the better way of making progress. Some of
the trades, us the international Typographical I'nion, for instance, maintain a
permanent board of arbitration, ln considering the amending of their constitution,
the Prince Rupert Industrial Association would but be considering the bringing
of their constitution into line with other progressive organisation .
The strike needless from the outset -has alteady caused considerable loss
to the workmen, and regret to the citizen . A searching and sympathetic inquiry
in labor and wage conditions two months ago would have brought almut a basis
of agreement before any talk of strike arose. Such an inquiry mu.st take place
before any lasting basis of agreement is arrived at.
Why not take a short-cut to the end of the dispute by starting work again
antl leaving the final question of the wage scale to be settled by a board of arbitration, iheir finding lo be retroactive, so that in the event of un increase being
grant ed, the men would benefit from the moment they resumed work.
That would be the easiest, the quickest, und the most lasting way of ending
the dispute.
We have just unpacked a large consignment of carefully selected
SPRING NOVELTIES
DRESS GOODS SILK WAISTS
LINEN WAISTS WHITE UNDERSKIRTS
LACES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
EMBROIDERIES NECKWEAR
SILK RIBBONS IN ALL WIDTHS
TIES COLLARS
Ladies-Come and See���Our Values Shout at You
JABOUR BROS.
THIRD AVENUE
PRINCE RUPERT
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Condensed Advertisements.
LOST-A bunch of koy��. Mwccn P.O. nnd G. T.
P, Whnrf.   Finder please return to Optimist
Ollice. 61-tf
tXTANTED-Good nenernl woman cook; wnite.
'��    $60.   Apply 1'. K. Genernl Hospital.      69-tf
WANTED-2 Bcrvnnt uirls for ueneral housework.    Apply L. W. Patmore.     '    (19-71
WANTED-Position in hotel by competent woman;   cooking,   housekeeping or  chamber
wcrk.   Apply O. S. OptimiBt. 61-tf
WAN'1'ED-Room nnd board in private family
X.M.. Optimist Ollice. 14
WANTEl'-lIouse. 4 or 5 rooms nnd bath,  furnished or unfurnished, at once.     Apply at
Optimist. Uox X. HT-tf
Wanted
TVimUth for i'xoavntinK about 700 yards of rock
and 1ih> yanls nf earth.   Bids close on Saturday,
March 86, at 12 o'clock noon.   Apply
G7-70 SAVOY HOTEL
S. O. E. B. S.
The   Prinee   Kupert Lodge. No. 318, Sons of
Englnnd. meets thc first nnd third Tuesdays in
each month in the Cnrpenlers Hnll. nl S p tn.
F. V. CLAKK. Sec,
P. O. Uox 812. Prince Rupert
PERCY DORMER
LATE OF FARNIIOKO. ENG.
Will anyone who can give information concerning the aliovc kindly communicate with
Holme, Princess Street   -   New Westminster
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W. J. McCUTCHEON.il
OrHc�� complete stock of Drug*.   Special   , ,
attention paid to lUling prescription!.
Theatre Block Prom No. n Second Ave
KILLED BY A
STREET CAR
SAD FATE OF A. MILES, OF VANCOUVER, LAST NIGHT
Waa Aaleep on the Track Near Burn-
nby When the Conatruction Motor
Came Along and Ran over Him.
(Special to the Optimist)
Vancouver, March 24.���A terrible
death befell A. Miles, a man of 35 years
of age, who was run over and instantly
killed by a construction car on the
B. C. electric railway last night.
The construction motor was called
out last night aboul midnight to do some
repair work. It was speeding along an
apparently deserted road near Burnaby,
when it ran over the prostrate form of
Miles who was sleeping on the track at
the time.
MANITOBA IS
DISGRUNTLED
REFUSES MANITOBA BOUNDARY
SETTLEMENT
Legielature Paaaea Unanimoua Resolution Declining to Accept thc
Offer of the Dominion Government of Caah Payment.
(Special to the Optimist)
Winnipeg, March 24.���By u unanimous vote today the legislature accepted Premier Hoblin's resolution, which
in effect refuses the offer of the Dominion government, fur the settlement
of the Manitoba boundary question by
an annual cash payment in lieu of the
public domain, of $200,000 rising to
$1)00,000.     The   resolution   Miys   that
j Manitoba will be satislied with nothing
less   than   equal   treatment   with   the
| other provinces either iu public domain
or in financial considerations, eoual to
I those   of   Alberta   and   Saskatchewan.
The  resolution   was  seconded  by   the
' leader of the opposition.
McDONALD GETS CONTRACT
WE ARE NOW SHOWING
Latest Styles and Fashions
Exclusive Features
I Will   Build   100   Milea   for   Alberta
Central
(Special to thc Optimist)
Winnipeg, March 24. -The James
McDonald company has been awarded
the contract to build 100 miles of the
Alberta Central Railway at a cost of
$26,000 a mile, to run from Steller to
the Brazeau coal fields.
We have jo.i unpacked   a  very choice
consignment of the newest styles of
House Dresses Foulards
Linens Zephyrs
Lingerie    Collars    Neckwear
AT PRICES WITHIN YOUR REACH
Call in and see these new goods
Mrs. S. Frizzell
I   THEATRE BLOCK      SIXTH ST.
The
New
REAL ESTATE AGENT
You all know that 99 Real Estate
Agents in a hundred list stacks of stuff
then peddle it to people that don't
want it.    My system  is  the opposite.
At the Moment I Want:
A Lot on Beach Place, cheap.
A Snap on 2nd or 3rd Ave., between
4th street and McBride.
2 Lot! on 4th Ave., Section 5.
Particulars of Iron claims, especially
if in large bodies.
A quarter section at Hazelton.
More gravel adjacent to Prince Rupert.
I also require a good Lady Stenographer immediately.
I also wish to inform the persons
who borrowed my "American " Typewriter on Tuesday last, the 14th inst ,
whilst I was away in Vancouver that
if they do not return it this week there
will be "somethin doin" in the shack
behind the Government Offices.
One of mv acres at Massett will
make you a fortune. The only courage
worth anything today is money" courage.
1 I) Iln�� 2. Phnne (,*l blue or at Empress HoUl
THE  WEATHER
Twenty-four hours ending 6   a. m.,
March 24.
MAX. Tl Ml'.
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FRANK D. KEELEY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
Phone No. 200 P. O. Box 580
PRINCE RUPERT. B. C.
Do You Want to Invest in the
Best Mining Proposition
in British Columbia?
We are selling shares in the
SALMON BEAR RIVER MINING CO'Y. Ud.
At a price that will make you money
WE OFFER FOR A SHORT TIME
I
2000 Shares
For $55.00
Payable $13.75 Cash
Balance 3, 6 aad 9 Mnaths
Assays of the ore run from $26.00 to
$2000 per ton.
It will paj�� you to investigate this proposition   at once.
Cut Glass
We have just added to our stock
a shipment Which comprises nam
new lines ami designs a)| ,,.,���(,'<;
ly cut and brilliantly ��fcfi
These pieces are attracting much
notice from thus,. i��� ___\__*f.
wedding presents of quality ami
worth. A visit to our store is
sure to delimit yon.
Guessing Contest
Still Open
A chance to win a beautiful prize 1
worth $60.00. Only one morel
week to run.
Heintzman Pianos
We stock them. We sell them |
on easy payments, We rent them
C. B. WARK
Jeweller
PHONE 2M GREEN
P.O. B0U
A. L. W ATKINS
Plumbing   :  Steamfittini
Third Ava., betwt I ��� Tth :inil -tliSti.
Over ll.C. Iiakirv PRINCE IHTKRT.BJ
���������^
WE AUK NnW BCRI        SO ALL    !
COAL
FOR HOUSEHOl D USE
TO tilt"SI' ll"     H'l    |
offer tho kt  ��� j
$7.50 per ton, Delivered j
\ ROCHESTER*MONROE
{ lh.il    '    Coil
i   PHONE 115 CENTRE ST.
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ROGERS & BLACK
���WHOLESALE   DEALERS IS-
Building Material,   Cement,  LiiM
Hair-fibre Floater, Coke, BUckamid
Coal,  Common Brick,
Pressed Brick
Shingles, Lath, New Wellington 0*
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY KILLED
See Us for Prices.
Phone fc I
���FOR PROSPECTUS APPLY���
0. B. Bush & Company
2nd Ave. Prince Rupert
Swift's Premium Hum ��nd BMM"*
Cowichan EgK* :; "'��� ���"
QUEEN'S RESTAURANT
J. W. Williams -:���        1'r",,n''t'
C.N.R. BONDS
ARE SECUREI
MANITOBA GOVERNMENT WW
ANTEES NEW ISSUE
New Lines Totalling 200 Mil" '
Cu.rant.ed   by   the   Govern*.
for $2,080,000 Rate of S13.WW
Mile.
Winnipeg,   March   ��.- Jj , ,
toba legislature yester.la>  !'���      v,
which guarantees lho CanMian ���
em Railway Company s bona
rate of $111,000 per trite.   TMjJ
guaranteed  aggregates  ft,     ���
will boused lor the followini: i"������
The extension of the "^'b
for a distance of fifty nults i�� ���'non
direction. , ,     neior
The  continuation  Of     '
branch   sixty   miles WWW ard
bonudary of the provinej. Ml
A line from St. Rose du Lw to
pegosis, a distance of lifly ">m ' THE    P R 1 N C E    It U P E R T    <) P T 1 M I S
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SLAUGTERING CLOTHING
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$10,000 STOCK OF NEW SPRING CLOTHING
a
To be Slaughtered in Four Days
..���+
Over-bought and Over-stocked
in Clothing we must unload to
make room for clothing purchased while in the east and
now en route.
IN THE NEXT FOUR DAYS
we must reduce our stock by
one half, and you will help us
do it. You need a new Spring
Suit ana we need the room.
What we are offering you is
all new and up-to-date clothing most of which are new arrivals, made by expert tailors
from specially selected materials cut to the very latest style,
all choice patterns and colors.
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Regular
$20 Suit
Now
$10
Regular
$25 Suit
Now
17.50
Regular
$30 Suit
Now
20.
Sale starts Wednesday Morning
MARTIN O'REILLY
Prince Rupert       p
Second Avenue
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-nnimisiiiniimniiniiiiinnn THE   P K1N C E   RUP-Kt   OPTIMIST
COAL NOTICE
Quwn Charlutti- Islands Und District���Diitnct I
Skeena
Take notlcc thnt 1, Juhn McU'od "1 Vancouver,
occupntion broker, Inteml lo upply for permission
lo proapaot lor coal anil pet roleum on tlie lollowinK
deacrilieil lan.l.-. ;
Commencini: at a posl plunteil ulioiil three miles
north anil one miles waat ol the mouth ul tl.e I l-el
Kiver anil markiil J. McL.. S. B, 0 orner. No. 25, l
thence north 10 chaini-, thence waat BO chuins, -
thence south SO chains, thence east so chains to
point ol commencement; containinK 840 ucres,
more or las, . ..   .   I
Dated Feb. 86,1811. J""N M��k*OD
Put,. Keh. US. Clurence McDowell. AKent j
Quwn Churlotte Islunds Lanil Di-trict ���District ol
Skirnu
Tuke notice thut 1. Jnh Mcl.eml ol Vancouvor,
occupution hroker, inteml lo upply lor permission
to prospect lor cnal nml pelroleum on the lollowinK
described lamia: ... ���
CommencinK at a post planted almut lour miles
north and throe miles wi-t ol lhe mouth ol the
Tl-el Itiver ami murkeil J. Mel... N. K. Crner.
No. lifi thence south SU chuins, thence WMt SO
chuins   thenc  north  SO chains,   thenc oust   SO
ebaina to point ol oommaneamant; awitalnhn 840
acrm. more or less.
Duns! Feh. ���_.;. l'Jll. JOHN MeLEOD
Pub, l'eh. SS. Clurene McDuwell, Afent
Queen Churlotte Islunils Land DMriet���Districl ol
Skenu
Take notic ihnt I. John McLeod ol Vancouver,
occupution hroker. intend to upply lur permission
to pro-peel (or coul and petroleum on the lollowina
descrilied landa:
Commencinu at a post planted ahout lour milea
north and three miles west ol lhe muulh nl tho
Tl-el Kiver and marked J. Mel... S, B, I orner
No It, thence north mi chuins, thence waattO
chains, thenc south 80 chain*, thenc- aaat M
chains to point ol oommaooamenti oontalnlni 140
acn-s. more or less.
Dated Keh 86, lull. JOHN MeLEOD
Pnb.Vib.18. Clurene. McDowell. AltBt
Queen Charlolte Iilanda Und District��� Dutrict ol
Skcna
Take notic that I, John McLeod ol Vancouver,
occupaliun broker, intend to apply lor iiermission
to prospect tor coal and petruleum on lhe followinK
descrihed land:
CommencinK at a pout plunted alwut tw ' milei
north ol th moulh ol the Tl-el Kiver und murked
J. Mci... S. K Corner, Nu. :i. thenc north 60
chains, ihence west ho chain-, thenc south so
chains, thence ' ;i i 80 chaini tu point ol commencement ; containinK 610 ncres. more or l.-us.
Dat��l Keh. 25,1911. JOHN McLKOD
Puh. Ket>. 27. T. K. Walltr. Ak> nt
Queen Churlotte Islands Land District���District ol
Skeena
Take notion that I, John McLeod ol Vancouver,
occupation hroker, intend to apply (or jtermlsiuo!!
to prospect lur coal and lietroleum on the following
dcsrirls-d land:
CommencinR   at a nosl planted almut two n.ili. :
norlh nl the mouth til the T!-el r vtr an   markisl
J.  Mil.., S. \V. Corner. Nu.  I, thenco norlh 801
chains, thence east SO ehains   thence aouth 80
chains, thence wist mi chains to point ol com !
menement; containing 61" acni��, mnre or lew.
Dated Feb. 25,1UU. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Keb 27. T. K. Waller. Aient
(Jucn'Charlotte Islands I .an.l District���DUtrict
Skcna
Take noliee ihai I, John McLeod ol Vancouver,
occupaliun broker, intend to apply (or permission .
to prospect for coal aad petroleum un the (ollowinf j
descrilied land:
Commencing a a post plantetl about two milea ,
north and two milea weat of the mout ol the .
Tl-el Kiver and marked J. MeL, N. \V. Corner,
No 27, thence south M' chaina. thenc east HO
chains, thence north HO chains. Ihence wesl 80
chains to point ol eommencemenl: containing 64G
acre-, more or leas
Dated Ke . 25. 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Feb. 27. T. K. Waller. Agent
Queen Charlolte Islands 1 and Diatrict���District ol
Skeena
Take nolice lhat I. John \|. I > >-l of Vancouver,
occupation broker. Intend to apply tor permission
to prospect forcoal end iietruleumon the following
deacrilied lands:
Commencing al a post plantetl ahout two milea
north and two milea west ol the moulh ol Tl-el
River and marked J. McL.. S. W. Corner. Ko. 26
Ihenc north HO chains, thence east so chaina.
thenee soulh 80 chains, thence weat 80 ehaina to
pount mt eommencemenl: containing 610 acrea,
more or leaa.
Dated Keb 25,1911 JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Feb. 27. T. K. Walter, Agent
Quen Churlotte Islands Land District���District ol
Skeena
Take notice that 1, John Mcl.eod ol Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to apply lor iiermission
to prospect lor cual and petroleum on the tollowing
deacribed land:
Commencing al a p.. ��� planted about two mllea
nonh and two miles, west ol the mouth ol the
Tl-el Kiver and marked J McL N. W. Corner.
No. 61, Ihence south Mi .hums, thenc weat so
chaiaa, thenc- nonh 80 chains, thenc eaat 80
chaina to poinl ol cominonccm.-nt containing
640 acres, mur�� or leaa.
Dated Keh. 26. 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Keb. 27. T. K. Walter, Agent
Queen Charlotle Islands Und District���Dlalrict ol
Skeena
Take notlc that 1, John Mclx-od ol Vancouver
occupation bniker, Intend tn apply lor permission
lo 11. ��� p-ci lor coal and |>etrolcum on the tollowing
descrilied land:
Commencing at a jmisI planled almut lw-o milea
north mid two miles west . f the mouth of the
Tl-,1 Kiver and markisl J. Mcl... S. K. Corner,
No. 52, thence nonh Hi chain*, thenc west HO
chains, thence nouth 80 chains, thenc easl HO
chains (o point of commencmetit; containing 640
acres, more or less.
Dated Keb. 25 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Keb. 27. T. K. Waller. Agent
Quism Charlotte Islands Und District���Disirict ol
Skcna
Take notic that I, John Mcleod ol Vancouver,
occupation broker, inlend to app-y lor permission
to prospect lor coal and lietroleum on the tollowing
descritssl land:
Commencing at a post planled almut three miles
w-est and two miles north of the moulh nt the
Tl-el Kiver nnd marketl J McL. S. B. Corner, No.
67 thence north 80 chains, thence west Ml chains,
thenc souti so chains, thenc east 80 chains to
point ol commencement; containing 610 acres,
more o- less.
Dated Pel.. SIR, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Puh. Keb. 27. T.\K. Walter, Agent
Quen Charlotte lalanda L indlDistricl���District o
Skeena
Take notice that I, John Mrl>ood ol Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to apply lor p-1 .limion
to pruspect for coul and petroleum en lh" following
ei.crils-d land:
Commencing at a pnst plnnted about eight mllea
aoulh and two w-est nl lhe mouth ol ll-el Kiver
and markeil .1. Mci... N. W. Turner. No. in, thenc
aouth 80 chains thence eaat 80 chains, thenc,. north
80 chains, thence west 8 i chains to point ol comme cement: containing\6 lu acres, mure or leas.
Date I F.-b. 24. 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Keb. 27. C. McDowell, Agent
Queon Churlottollalanda Und Diatrict -Dutrict ol
Skenu
Take nolice lhat I. John McU-od ol Vancouver <
occupatiun broker, intend to apply lor permission
to proapect lor coul and petroleum un tho following
described lands: '
Commencing at a poat planled about two milaa
aouth und two mllea west ol the mouth ol tho
Tl-el Kiver and marked J.   Mc.L. N. K. earner. .
No. 72, thence aouth  80 chains, thenc west  HO
chuina, thenc north 80 chnins. thenc eust  80
chuina   to   point   of   commenement;    ContaininK
6-10 ucres, more or leas. ......,.,,-
Duted Keh. 22, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Keb. 24. Clarenw McDowell. ARent
Queen CharlolU Islands Und DUtrict���Diatrict ol
Skena
Tuko notie that 1, John McLeod ol Vancouver, j
occupation broker, intend to apply lor iiermission
to   prospect lor coul und lietroleum on the following i
descrilied landa: :
CommencinK ut u post plunteil almut two milea
���out- and two mih* west of the mouth of the
Ti'el Kiver and markeil J. Mc.L. S. B. Corner.
No. 48, thenc north 80 chains, thenc weat "0
chains, thence soulh 80 chains, thenc east SO
chains to point ol commenement: containing 640
acrea, more or leas.
Dated Keh. 22, 1911 JOHN  McLKOD
I'ub. Fib. 21. Leslie E. Walter. Agent
Quen Churlotte Islundu Und District���DUtrict ol
Skenu
Take notie that 1. John Mcl-od of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend lo apply lor |>crmission '
' to prospect for coul and petroleum on the lollowing ;
described landa:
Commencing al a posl plantetl about two miles |
aouth and two milea wwt ol tho mouth ol lhe |
Tl-el Kiver and murkeil   J. Mc.L. N. B. Corner,
No. 47, Ihenc south mi chuins, thence weal  Ml
chains, ti er.ce nnrtl. 80 chains   thenc east  80
chnins to poml ol commencement; containing 640 )
acn-s, more or less.
Dated K.l. ::, 11)11. 'OHN McLKOD
I ub. Keh. 24 Clarence McDowell, Agenl |
Qut-cn Charlolle Islanda Land District���DUlrict of
Skena
Take notlc thai I, John McI.eod nf Vancouver,
occupation broker, inlend tu apply for permission
to i r. -i. ri (or coal and petroleum on the (ollowing
dc.-crtlMi! landa:
CommencinK at a poit planted about two
miles south and two milea went of the moulh ol
the TM lllver, Graham Island, and markisl
J. Mcl. N. W. Curner, No. 81, Ihence aoulh 80
chains, thenc east 80 chains, thence nonh 80
chains, Ihene wtat 80 chalna to point ot commencement; containing 640 acrts, more or leaa.
Datisl Keb. 22, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
I'ub. Keb. 24. Clarence McDowell, Agent
Queen Charlotle Islands Und DUtrict-DUtrict of
Skena
Take notic that 1, John Mrl .-..,i of Vancouver
occupation bruker, intend to apply for permission
tu prospect for coal and potroleum on the lollowing
doacribed landa:
Cummencing al a poat planled about two mllea
aoulh and iwo milea wm of Ihe mouth of the Tl-el
Hiver and markeil J. McL, S. \\. Corner, No. :i:l,
thenc nonh 80 chalna, thenc eaat 80 chains,
thenc soulh 80 chains, thence weat 80 chains lo
poinl ol commencement; containing 640 ncn-s,
more or lists.
Dated Keb. 22. 1911. JOHN McLKOD
I'ub. Keh. 24. Clarence McDowell, Agent
Queen Charlolle Ialunda Land DUtrict���DUtrict ol
Skena
Take notice lhal 1, John McLeod ol Vancouver
occupation hroker, inlend lu apply lor iiermission
to prospect lor coal and iielroleum on the lollowing
described lands;
Commencing al a poat planted about two mllea
aouth ol the 11 ���: Kiver and markeil John McL.
N. _. Corner, No. 32, thencc aouth 80 chalna,
thance w-eat 80 chaina. thence north 80 chaina,
thenc east 80 chaina to point ol commencement;
containing 640 acrea, more or lis*.
Dated Feb 22. 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Feb. 24. Lealta K. Walter, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islanda Und DUtrict���DUtrict ol
Skena
Taka noliee that I, John McLeod ol Vancouver,
occupation broker. Intend to apply lor pcrmiiadon
lo prospect fur coal and petroleum on the lollowing
deacribed landa:
Commencing at a past planted about two milea
aoulh ol the moulh ol thc Tl-el Kiver and marked
J. McL S. I-.. Comer, No. 31, thence waat 80
chains, thence norlh 80 chalna, thenc cast 80
chains, thence aouth 80 chaina to point ol commencement; eonlaining 610 acres, more or leaa.
Dated Keb. 22. 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Keb. 24. Leslie K. Walter, Agent
(Juo.-n C
Tiki
url tie Mandi Lead Dislrici��� Dl rict of
Ske ��� a
��� nuiice tha I.John McL cod ol Vuncouver
occupation broker, intend to upply lor permission
to pro pcci lar co I und po roleum on the lollowing
describe- lands: ,      .,
Cummenii k at a post plantid about six miles
suuth nnd twu mil��� wesl ol the mouth ot ihe
Tl-el Rival and markod J. MeL. N K. Cornor
No. 43 ihenc south 80 chains, thenc wost 80
c uins, thenc north 80 chains, then e east 80
chuins to point ol commenement; contuining 640
acres, more ur leas.
Data. K"b 88, 1911. JOHN M'LKOD
I'ub. Keb. 25. Claranre McDowell, Agent
Water Notice
Quen Charlotte Islands Uml District -DUtrict of
Skena
Take notie thnt I. ohn McLeod of Vancouver,
occupation br ker. intend to apply for permission
tu prospect Inr conl und petroleum on the followinK
described land:
Commencing ut u post planted ubout six mdea
south and two miles wtat ol lho Tl-el Kiver and
marked J- Mcl.. S. K. Corner, No. 41, Ihenc
north 80 rhains, thence wot 80 . huins, Ihence south
N chains thenre east 80 chains lu point of com-
enement; containing 610 acres, mon' or less.
Datisl Keb. 23, 1911 JOHN  M'LKOD
Tul.. K-li. 25. Clarane McDowell, Agent
Quen Charlotte Islands Und Disirict���DUtrict ot
Skena
Take notic that 1, John McLeod .of Vanoouver,
occupation broker, intend to upply or permission
to prospect for coal and petroleum on the following
descrilied lunds:
Commencing at a posl planted aliout six miles
south nnd two west ol the mouth of the Tl-e
Kiver and markisl J. McL. N. W. Corner, No. 38.
Ihence south SO chains, thenc east 80 chainsl
thenee north 80 chains, thenci' west 80 chains tu
imlot ol commenement; containinK 610 ucp-s.
more or leus.
Datisl Keb. 83. 1911. JOHN  VI.I'O'.-
I'ub. Keb. 2R. Clarane McDowell, Agont
Quen Charlolte Islands Und DUtrict���District of
Skeena
Take nolle that 1, John McLeod of Vnncouver.
oeupution bniker, intend lo npply for iiermission ,
lo prospect fur coul and petroleum on the following ,
described land:
Commencing at a post plnnted about six mill* i
���outh and two miles weat  of  the mouth of the
Tl-el Kiver and mark.sl J.  McL. S. W. Corner
No.  37 thene north 80 chaina, thence east  80 !
chalna. thene aoulh 80 chaina, thenc WMt 80 !
chains to poinl ol emmenement;  containing 640
nrres.'morc or leas.
Dat.-l Keh. 2:1. 1911. JOHN M'LKOD!
I'uh. Keb. 26. Clarane McDowell, Agent
Quen Charlotte Islands Und DUlrict���DUtlrct of
Skena
j    Take nolle that I. John Mcleod of Vancouver,
ocupation broker, intend lo apply (or permission
to prospet lor coal antl lietroleum on ho lollowing ;
i -:..:.'-.! lands:
1    Commencing at a post planted almut six milos
.aoulh am! three miles wwt ul the mouth ol tbe ,
i TU'l Kiver and marked J. McL. N. K. Corner,
i No. 76, thene south 80 chalna, thenc wi-st so
chaina, thene nonh  80 chains, thenc east 80
! chains  to  point  of commenement;    containing
i 610 n<-r,-:, mon1 or leaa.
! Dated Feb. 23. 1911. JOHN  M'LEOD
I'ub. Feb. 25. Clarane McDowell. Agent
Notice ia hereby (riven that an application will be made under Part V. of
the "Water Act, 1909," to obtain a
license in the Skeena Division"! of
Skeena District.
(a) The name, addreBs and occupation
of the applicant is S. K. McClinton,
Estate auent, Vancouver, B.C.
(If for mining purposes)   Freo  Miner's certificate No	
(b) The name of the lake, stream or
source (if unnamed the description
is) Kitsumkalum River.
(c) The point of diversion is near the
intersection of the east boundary of
lot 1405.
(d) The quantity of water applied for
(in cubic feet per second) is 140.
(e) The character of the proposed
works is a general plant for the production of heat, light and power, and
the manufacturing of wood pulp,
lumbers and timbers generally.
(f) The premises on which the water
is to be used (describe same) Mill site
ahout 3-4 of a mile below intake;
wood, frame and concrete buildings
in addition to the masonry, dams,
flumes anil penstocks necessary.
(g) The purposes for which the water
is to be used  is  power development.
(h)
intend
COAL NOTICE
Queen Charlotto Islands Land 11,., r,.,
���, , , Ski-i-nu
Tako notice ihat I, Juhn Mcl..
'"-tiietldl
occupution broker inlend'io"nnpi'v"l',',r V,a"wu,B'
to prospect Inr coul and petroloum
descrilied lunds
.   nniswB
1 'lie I.illosin
Commencing at n poal planted ibout six m,l_
north und one mile eaal ,.( the ma ul, ���i Ml
Kiver and murked J. Mrl,.. V l. , ,ir,,.'V1?
thene south 80 chains thonco ��wm'cu_J
thonco north 80 chains, thanca east kg rilr?1
point of commencement; eontalnlnj i.iu ������'
more or leaa. '"*
Dated Keb. 27, 1911. |,,i|v .,.,,.,,-
I'ub. March 1. <_**��*S!j3
Quen Charlotle Islands Und Dill   -
Ski
DUtriet ell
Tuke notice that I, Juhn "McLeod ..I Yantmii.1
occupution broker, intend to U| -.      21
to pruspect tor cuul un itroli .        ���-. .   ,.. I
described lands: ""��iui|
��� Commencing at u poat planled .,! , .��� ���.,,,|
north and one mile eajl "I the n lh g| 'heTl'31
Kiver and mnrked J. McL., S. I., i .,-.,-' \,,l
thence north 80 chuins. thance . i su'ch-__l
Ihence south so chnins, theno ��� ��� ** chains tal
point  of _commencement,   eonl I;,. >crwl
more or less.
Dated Keb. 27,
I'ub. Murch 1.
1911.
JOHN Htt-ODl
I''-: - iv. ilter'AMl
QuecnChurlotteIslandsl.un.il. DkMchfl
Bkaana
Take notic that 1, John Mrl..
ocupation broker, intend to ap|
lo prusju'Ct for coul and patrol* .���
descrilied lunds:
Commencing  ut  u post  pli
miles north and one mile wee  ol       ':i,.uth olikil
Tl-el Kiver und mnrked J. Mcl     '���   ll. Corw,!
N'o. 15, thence south BO d -'-.-i-ut ail
choins,  thenci.  north  BO cl ..J
pt Vanwu\tf,|
��� i��':nina|
...._
If for irrigation, describe the lnnd ! c,l"in" >" i'"'1" _* **"***>'
. . .   .       I acres, more nr less.
Dated Keh. 27. 1911.
d   to    be   irrigated,    giving
1  I
I0HN McU-odI
acreage ] I'ub. March 1. Lealu.- I. Walter, Unl I
(i)   If the water la to be wed for pow-. QumC1llutett,Mtlld.LuidD
ing purposes,   describe  th*"'
place where tlie water  is  to  be  re
er or mining |iui[<> .t,   describe  the 1
place where 1
turned to some natural channel, and |
Bkeena
Tuke notice that 1, John UeLe     if Virroaw,!
occupation broker, intend la l| -I
, | lo prosiM-cl lor coal and p,u -:..;u��im|
the  difference   in   altitude   between ! deacribad lands: I
point of diversion antl point of return.      Commencini! at a poal pin ..��� in mtal
Pnior nlant nhnnt 1 1 nf n mill, ilnwn    nor"1  :<n('  "'"' """' *'"'  ''   ' ''I
l ower plant aoout .1-1 01 a roue uown   TM Kiv(.r ani. nlark���i ,  .- ,a
stream from the intake.     Difference ! No. iti, thence north BO .; ... nn al
in altitude 80 feet. chaina, thenci- south i-u ehati �����   u|
.j. ,     �� ���  .      . _..    _   j ct.alna to point ol commeniiT. ��� ��� -,.|
(j)    Area of Crown land intended to lie | acm., more or leas. I
occupied  by  the  proposed  works is , Datad Feh.27. mil. '"lis Mrl.Eool
100 acre8 I'ub. March 1. Leslie I., twii.-r Amtl
(k)   This notice was posted on the 6th j Queen charlotte lslunds Und 1 D -t:'��i
day of March, 1911,   and  application     T,k��� mnice that l.John ii,'
will be made to the Commissioner on   occupation broker. Stand lo r isrnwM
the 2.r>th day of April  1911.                   topnapntfiraoalnndpaooli 1
_. , ' ,'. described lands:
(1)    Give the names and addresses 01      commencina nt a poM ���
any riparian proprietors or  licensees ' ">���� north and one mm��� . <
iT      r     1 11 i-i    1..    __   1.    1 Tl-el  Kiver nnd murki-.i .' r. lorn*
who or whose lnnds are likely   to  be   No '_.,  lhpnn. m,mll M ,,
affejted by the proposed works,either   chains, thence north 8  ���   ������ mm ��|
��� - "coi tak���a W
above or below the outlet.    None,
S. R. McCLINTON,
.lames Cross, Agent.
Queen Charlotte lalands I and D strict���District ot I P.O. Box 285, Prince Rupert, B. C.
Take notice thai I, Jo'hnnMcI*odnl Vancouver. I     NOTE���One cubic foot per   second   is
occupation broker, inlend 10 apply for permission   equivalent to 35.71 miner s inches,
to prospect lor eoal and petroleum on the followina !
descrilied lands:
CommencinK at a post plantetl sis milea aouth
I Pub. March 16, 1911.
and three milos weat ol the mouth ol the Tl-el
Kiver and markeil J. McL, S. I*. Corner. No. 75,
Ihence north 80 chains, thence wi-st 80 chains,
thence aouth 80 chalna. thence east 80 chaina to
point ol commencement. containinK 640 acres,
more or leaa.
Dated Feb. 23, 1911. JOHN MT.EoD
Pub. Feb. 25. Clarnco McDowrll, AKent
Water Notice
Notice is hereby given that an appli-
Quean Charlotte Islands Land District���Diatrict of I cation   will   be   made under Part V. of '
.    .   s\-~*"ll .   i ... I the "Water Act,   1909,"  to obtain  a1
Take notice that ������������������' '
I chains to point of comm. t
acros. more or less.
! Dated Keb. 27. 1911. McL'ODl
, I'uh. March 1. 1 -��� I
I Queen Charlotte lalands Land 1'    rid   |.i-irictol|
Skeena
Take notlcc thai 1, John Mci..   I i.i Varcisinl
occupation broker, intend lu ;. -I
to prospect lor coal and petrok I'" InUoaau
descrilied lands: I
CommencinK at a posl planl t ^'J1**!
north and one mile WM .���'��� ��� .ulh �� u��|
Tl-el  Kiver and markeil J.  Mcl.. S. I.. CartKE
No. 2:1, thence north 80 cl ia <*��� *'*'��� _>_\
ehaina, thonce soulh 80 c' . ��� ee mm *l
ehaina to point ol commencement: ci.ntalr.lntIW|
acres, more or leaa. n.it-nnl
Dated Keb. 27.1911 JOHN McU.ODI
Pub. Mareh. 1. Lealie K Walter,       1
In-lrirtdl
Queen Charlotte lalands Land Dlairle
Skeena
Take nolice lhat I. John Mcl..-;���: l!
r,f <l....,,.. niotrl.��t ! occupaUon broker, Intend to apply
ol bkeena District. i lo�����,������., (���rco,i,���d |wtf���i,-. ***
(a)   Tie name, addrcssand occuiiation , deacrilied landa
Young,
occupation broker. ini.'nlTto^Yo'r %SB- I ����������� ��' the Queen Charlotte Division j M^SSrSSr ;���-���',-   , (���f ______ I
lo prospect lor coal and petroleum on the lollowinK i of Skeena District. """""". fi.'" .*'.!..'. . .s! 1
descrlbesl land:
CommencinK at a poat planled eiitht miles south
and two weat ot the mouth ol Tl-el Kiver and
marked J, McU, S. W. Corner, No. 39. thencc
north 80 chaina   thence cast HO chains,  thenca
aouth 80 chaina, thenee weat 80 chains to point ol
j commencement;   containinK filO acrea, more or
leaa.
I Dated Feb. 24, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Feb. 27. C. McDowell, AKent
Queen Charlotte Islands Land Diatrict- DUtrict ol
Ske ni
Taka notice that I, John McLc d ol Va couver,
occuiiation broker, intenil o apply for permission
to pi..: i ��� < i lor c ol and pelrole.im on the followinK
dereribed lands:
CommencinK at a p al planted about lour mil- s
soutli and two md,-. weit ol the moulh ot tha
Tl-el Kiver and markeil J. McL. N. K Corner,
No. 45, ihence -outh 80 ehaina, thence wat 80
chains, thenc north 80 chaina, thonce east HO
chains to |...i t ol commencement: ontainlnK 840
acres, morr or Iraa.
Dato'. Feb. 21. 1911. Jl'IIN  MI.KIHI
I'ub Keb. 26. Clarance McDowrll. AKent
Queen Charlotte Islands land DUtrict���District ol
Sk ena
Take notice that I. John McL.s>il ol Vancouver,
occupatio bmker, intend lo appl. lor permisaion
to pros|*s?t lur coul and petroleum on the lolluwinK
descr h d lands:
CommencinK at a posl planted four mi'es south
and two wim ul ih.- muulh m t- e Tl-el liner and
mark. .1 J. MeL. S. I,. Corner. No. tti, thance n- rth
Ho chain., thenc.- west 811 chuins, the ee aouth HO
e- ains, i ence east *0 chai t point ol cum.
men.emi-nt. containinK filo acres, more or lam
Dttad Feb. ta, 1911. JOHN  M'l.KOD
I'uh. Feh. 26. Clarance McDowell, AKent
Queen Charlolte lalanda Land District���Disirict ol
Skeenn
Tak.. notice that I, John Mcl.eod ol Vancouver,
uc filiation l-roker, intend lo apply lor permission
to p is.pect lor c al and lietroleum on Ih - followinK
desiribeil lands:
Comm. ncitiK at a post plumed almut I ur miles
south and two mill* wet ol thc mouth of-the
Tl-el Kiver nnd markisl J. McL. N. W. Curner,
No. :lf��, thence soulh SO chains thence e st 811
chain*, Ihenc. north H chains, thence wes- 80
huins to point nl commencement: containinK CIO
acres, mnre or lt*v.
Datisl Keh. 23, 1911. JOHN  M'LKOD
I'ub. Keb. IS. Clarance McDowell. ARent
Queen Charlolte Islands Land Disirict���DUtrict ot
Skeena
Take notice that I, John M,L .d of Van ouvtr,
occupation hroker, intend tn apply for permUson
t-i pro-pect or coal a d i etruleum on be lollowinK
.1 srrilrf'.l lands:
Commencinu at a p st plant d alio t lo r miles
outh and twn milei we t ol th- moulh I the
T.-el Kiver und marked J. M L W. Corner,
No. 35. Ihenee nurth -0 chains, thenc ens: SO
chaina, Ihence soul 0 chans, lhe <-e west so
chnina o p Int of commencement I niaininp CIO
a res, mere nr les .
Dated Fsb. 38,1911. JnllN M'LKOD
I'ub. Feh. 25. C urnr, e McDo,.ell, Agent
Queen Charlotte Inlands I .and Disirict    I list net ot j
Skeena
Take notice that 1, John McLood ot Vancouver, |
occupation broker, intend to apply lo   permission
to prospect lor coal and petroleum on tho lollowini (
deecrilasl land:
CommencinK at a poal planted eisht milea aouth j
and two MM of the mouth ol Tl-el Kiver and
markeil J. McU, N. W. Corner. No. 41. thence |
aouth 80 chains, thence weal 80 chalna, thenca ]
north 80 chaina, thence east HO chaina to point !
ol commencement;  containing 640 acrea, more or j
l')Tleil Feh. 24, 1911. JOHN  Mcl.EOD |
Pub. Feh. 27. C. McDowell, AKent
Quean Charlotte Islands l.an.l DUtrict���Diatrict ol
Skeena
Take police thai I, John McLeod ol Vancouver, I
occuiiation broker, intend lo apply lor permUsion
to prospect (or coal and petroleum on the [ollowing
described land:
CommencinK at a post plantcl eight mllea aouth
and two west ol lhe mnuth of the Tl-el Kiver and
markeil J. McL., S. E. C rner No. 42, thencc '���
north Ho chains, ihence west 80 chains, thencc
aouth HO chains, ihence eaat 80 chains to point
ol commencement j containing 64U acres, more ur
less.
Dated Feb. 21, 1911. JOHN  McLKOD
I'ub. Feb. 27. C. McDowell, Agent
Qu.en Charlotle Islands Land Dktrict��� District of
Skis-na
Tako nolice ihat I, John M.-l r.ui of Vnncouver,
occupation broker, intend to apply lor permission
lo prospect lor coal and lietroleum on the following
deserilMsl land:
Commencing at a post plunteil ahout eight
miles south and lour west of the mouth ol Tl-el
Kiver and murkeil J. McL., S. \V. Corner, No. 77,
Ihence north 80 chains, thence ens'. 80 chains.
I cure south 80 chains, thence wist 80 chains lo
point of commencement: containing 610 ucrea
more or less.
Dated Feb. 24,1 11. JOHN Mcl.EOD
Pub. Feb. 27. C. McDowell, Agent
Queen Charlolte Islands ljind District���DUtrict ol
Skeena
Tak- notlcc thnt I. John MoLaod of Vancouver,
occupalion broker, intend to apply or permission
lo prospect lor coul and petroleum i n the lollowing
daacribad land:
Commencing al a post plnnted nbout eigh' milea
south and four wesl ol tho mouth ol Tl-el Ilivcr
and ma'kod .1. Mcl... N. W. Corner, No 7s, ihence
soulh Ml chains, thence east 8U chains, thence
north 80 .-hains, Ihence west 8(1 chains to poi t ol
commencement; contnininK 640 Bcres, more or
leas.
Dated Keh. 21,1911. JOHN Met.P.OD
Pub. F li 17,1 C McDowell, Agent
of the  applicant  is George
Victoria, B.C.
(If for mining purposes)   Free   Miner's Certificate No	
(b) The name of the lake, stream or
source (if unnamed, the description
is) Ain Lake and Ain River.
(e) The point of diversion at or near
Ain Lake.
(d) The quantity of water applied for
(in cubic feet per second) 1000.
(e) The character of the proposed
works, dam, flume, pipe-line, power
engines, plant, etc.
(f) The premises on which the water
is to be used (describe same) at or
near mouth Ain River.Masset Inlet.
(g) The purposes for which the water
is to be used is for power development and mill operations.
(h) If for irrigation, describe the
land to be irrigated, giving acreage.
(i) If the water is to be used for power or mining purposes, describe the
place where the water is to be returned to some natural channel, and
the difference in altitude between the
point of diversion and point of return.
At or near mouth of Ain River.about
150 feet below lake level.
(j) Area of Crown land intended to be
occupied by the proposetl works	
(k) This notice was posted on the
first day of March, 1911, and application will be made to the Commissioner
on the fifth day of April, 1911.
(I) Give Qt. names and addresses of
any riparian proprietors or licensees
who or whose landi are likely to be
affected by the proposed works.cither
above or below the outlet. None.
GEORGE YOUNG,
H. Edenshaw, Agent
P.O. Box 285, Prince Rupert, B.C.
Note���One cubic foot per  second  is
equivalent to 35.71 miner's inches.
Pub. March 16. 1911.
READ THE OPTIMIST
Commencing at a post planted al*.ut ��'�����*���
north and three milea west ef th" m',fh,.'l"7
Tl-��1 Kiver and markeil J. Md v W, I'M
No. 65, thonco aouth Mi rl heme "j J
chaina, thenco north 8(1 ghall r   **S
chaiia to point ol commence!!..*���������'   r -trntm-m
acraa,. mora or laaa. J( m M _,.������
Leslie i,   IValur.Uae'
Dated Feb.
Pub. March I
, 1911
I nitrict ot
Queen Charlotte lalanda Land I'.
Skeenn
Tako nolice that I, John Md-       ' *��������2!
occupation hroker. intend lu I
to proaiiect for coal and |iei roi.
descrilied landa:   -j_.
Commencing at a post pl.u " ....
north and thrco mllea ��,������: ji .,'  ."JT
Tl-ol Kiver and marked J. Mat
No. 66, thenco north so ,-'
chaina, thenco aouth  80 cha
chains to point ol commi"ml
acrea, more or leaa.
Dated Feb. 27, 1911. ' ;       .    ���.,
Pub. March 1. UaUatWalti    \*��
Queen Charlotte LUnds I .   II     rtel   *****
Skwnu ,���   __..���_*
Take notice lhat 1. John McD
occupalion broker, intend '��� H
to proapect for coal and patron i
deacrilied landa: ,
Commencing ul u post plai  -
north and three mllee M
Tl-el  Kiver and mnrked J
No. 68, thonce north 10 enali
chalna,  thenco  south 80 cha In
chalna to point ol commencem.������.:
ncres, more or less.
Dnted Keb. 27, 1911
I'ub. March 1.
Queen Charlotte Islands Und I n-:r "'
Skeona
Take notice that I. Juhn Moi
occupation broker, intend tu up!
to pros|iect lor conl and |ielrolen"' '
descrilied lands. ,    ,   i   ,
Commencing at a post plant'-i
north and three mill's west ol   he
Tl-el  Kiver and markeil  .1   M1-' ���
No. 59, thenee south N opal"
chains,   thence  north  80 chain
chains to point ol eommencemenl
acres, more or less. ...   UULSOD
Datad Fab. 27, mil.        ,   .. ���'." , ;.... u--t
Pub. March 1. Le'1'" '    * .
Quaan Charlotto Island. Lund DM"
Skwna
Take notice
occupation bit	
to pron|K*ct for conl nnd petroleum on
dMCrilHKl land*: ��� - mn ptamad '
V0_4 of i;'  ���
i7. t'henVmutFMI chain".
��� i'i miai
���:*.
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Leslie!:, v.. ���������-*."��
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trii" i-' *mmm**_m *-~*	
Skeena .   , Miiftfi
iticc that I, John McLeod"
i broker, intend to apply '"
.  ....  _.! nn.l  llnlr.) elllll   Ull   I
Commencing
miles north and thns. miles west ol '    ,
tho 'll-el Kiver and marked--t. ,������!��� ���
No.
tl ence
ii
chains, thence north 80 chains
chains to imint ol commencement.  *���
acres, more or losa. rniP. lt*U"s
Datad Fob 27, 1911. ,^iio k   U.i.'. **
Pub. March 1. "Mno *" T 11 K   p K 1 N C K   R U P E K T    I) 1 T 1 M 1 _ T
WE  HAVE  BUYERS  FOR   LOTS IN
Stewart
Samuel Harrison & Co.
Brokers, Prince Rupert and Stewart, B. C.
Agenta for Stewart Land Company,  Limited
OAL NOTICE
iQwent'lmr'."
, Uandl land DUtrict���District ol
Skeena
uv lhal I. John McLood ol Vuncouver,
linutatiiin broker, inti-ntl to apply lor permission
1 uprn-ixTt lor t-.il ami lietroleum on tho following
Ijrc.i": I*���*: ,       .    . ...
��� .��� :i post plantod about eight
I .. mill.* waat ot the mouth ot
lit* 11*1 River and marked J. MeL. S. E. Corner,
Iso '.I thaw '."��h i*11 chains, thencc woat 80
l_ir.- Ihenee aouth 80 chalna, thence eaat 80
letainiio i��ilni '! commencement; containing 640
|Bfr��.im JOHN MeLEOD
|ptf>.iMrrh L L��dlo R. Wnlter/.Aiicnt
iQwr&Cliar.oUt) Ulunds Und DUtrict���Diilrlct of
1 Skeena
Tikr notice thai I. John McI*ood ol Vancouver,
IlKupation broker, intend to apply for permisaion
���topp-M**! Iff Coal tmd petroleum on the followinK
|*wr.ti-t U'.<i>: .    .
lomtTn-rr.'     ftl   u  pout   planted   about   eiRht
��� Huto north md ona mill' east of the mouth of the
li ud muted J- McL., N. E. Corner,
JV I h N chaina, thence went KO
Ir . ��� h BO chaina, thence eoat *>U
IchurjUi pod.��� of nimmencement, containing 610
1 Km, miT.
lUt-ll.-      , 1811. JOHN McLKOD
I Pub. March t. C. McDowell, Ascnt
|Q��*a(.'hirluitr Mutula Land Diatrict���District of
Skaaoa
Tikenotiv i1 ...���. I. Jnhn McLeod of Vancouver,
|��cnipitiiir. brobr, intend to apply for permission
LAND PURCHASE NOTICE
��� t< pr.-1- l let
|a
��� -
|1W Uu..- ta
ISo. |u. taaae
IMa
��� cu-.-
Iaew.ni'-.
IllaudFit'J-, 1:111.
��� Pub. Uarch.i
ixl petroleum on tho following
t :i poet planteil aliout eiRht
-ml., east ol the mouth ol the
narked J. McU. S. K. Corner,
..rth Ml ehaina. thenci' wont HO
nli mi chaina, thenee eaat 80
������  -.in.iici.mi.nl: conlaininx 640
JOHN MeLEOD
.   .i.-iic.. McDowell, Agent
QaeaCbarloti.- Uandl Und DUtrict���DUtrict ol
Skivna
Tlwnutir. ���',;,. 1, J���hn Mcliood ol Vancouver,
exupaiion broker, intend to apply lor permission
tepnaprct luf coal and natndwim on the fallowing
*���
taa-wncii g it a p-nt planted about nine miles
"rllund oar ���,;,. ,a��t ol tho mouth ol tho Tl-el
Rim ind mark.il J. McL., S. E. Comer, No. 11,
mem north N riiams. thence waat 80 chains,
"���' .   ihence cast 80 chains to
W* �� eoramcneeraaatl   containinK 640 acrea,
I ���
Ut-lK.i. ���_., mi. JOHN MeLEOD
rn- Much j. Iwcnoe McDowell, Agent
|Q"��nthai;..tt,Mandi land DUtrict-DUtrict ol
. , Skeena
��� ��JJ r'"lic" Um '��� J"hn McLeod ot Vancouver,
l_l? ***' "'".nd tn apply lor permiasion
HS_*."Tl. ' * *** petroleum on the lollowing
I  Conim-wc.,. ��� , |Kltt p|,nlwl mbout nlno mil��� ,
Id i, "'" ""'" ���"*** m lhe mouth ol thc
Iv. i. J "'"' '"���'���tea J- McL., 8. W. Center.
I5��.. .! ,c" " rlh *0 chaina, thence aaat 80
Id1. U"'r<' """h 80 ehaina. thenca west 80
I arm. ?_\1';''- "' ���������'���nmancamant; conuining 010
I***, ***** .
I lSrtir'lt *.'���,"'1"1- J0"v MeLOED
l���> March I Clarence McDowell. Agent
iQaaen Caul
la-.I
<t��. Manila Land DUtrict���DUtrict ol
Skeena
'"hat I, John Mcl��od ol Vancouver,
. intend to apply lor permission
laad ��� ���������!������. ii.- ii on the lollowing
. par* planted about nina milea
*. -.1 nl the mouth ol the Tl-el
1 "I J McI... N. W. Corner, No. 111.
"' i-haina.  thence eaat  80 chalna.
1 -i.ains, thence waat 80 chaina
1 .cement;  containing 640 acrea,
'"I JOHN MeLEOD
Clarenco McDowell, Agent
" Wand. Und DUtrict-DUtrict ol
Skeena
'hat 1, John McUod ot Vancouver,
nlend to apply lor permiasion
Tak,
laacupatiiih I,-,
J V *'" - ���- ���'
|"rtlW
I
|5"Hi��i.i
I "ii- and
If.-..
I ������������� i.
I ������ Punt
l��"��w _
IJw.ll'..  !
PElhnai
| Wit ha,|,
:.!  I
. jMaaeui
l**>piti.ii, i
| i**.i'J!".'. ',''''' an 'I potroloum'oii the loliowin
to [	
IW anii",',r.
IS*! titer a,..
I JMbenee r.���.
I""* .,-oth .
I "int ut B.,-.,.
IS^ntlc.
IHrtru, ii
I���-March i
l*��WChar
1 l;
. Take nr,t,n,..
IJ^Pstion l,.. i
lwprmi*,,,.,
Ijlwiiefil .
**nl*il ���_, i,
IB*��m,rt
*' a post plantetl about nine mllea
m.le west ot the mouth ol the,
"iwked J. McL., S. E. Comer. No
'i m ehaina. thence weat 80 chalna
' rhains, thence east 80 chains to
 cement;   conuining 640 acros,
'    '��� JOHN MeLEOD
Clarenee McDowell,.Xgen
1 lands Und DUtriet-Distriet ol
Skeena
*l I, John Mcljeod ol Vancouver,
r. intond to apply lor permisaion
" and petroleum on the tolUOOG
"-I and petroleum on tha lollowing
a post planted  about  seven
Z"** nnrti _. i I"**'   I'isnteti   aiMiut   seven
_}���*! Ri.tr V i""" T'1" WMt ��t the mouth ot the
__.lt, ,.,n_' ""fhed J. McL., S. W. Corner,
I phi
IS1"' *
It?", iinr..
"fth 80 ehalns. thence east 80
' ��"'th 80 chains, thence west 80
' "I commencement: conuining 640
JOHN MeLEOD
Clarence McDowell, Agent
Skeona Und District- District nl Coait Range 5
Tako notico lhat William Franklin Carpentat
ol I'rince Itup. n. II. C. oecupatioa rmtauranl
kisiper, intenda to apply Inr permaatoQ to purchaao
the [olluwinif dcscrilieil lunil :
Commencini; at a post pluniod at tho south oast
corner ol surveyed  Ut   1711!. thence ,-o chains
aouth, thonce almut  .   chains west to l."t _i:..i'.,
thenco 110 chaina nnrlh, thence  10 chnina west
thence about 25 chains north to Ut 8068, thence
aliout 30 chains enst to suuth east corner ol Lot
8068, thence alwut 86 chains nunh to l,nt 1711,.
thenco aboul liS chains east tn point ol commence-1
ment; conuining IMI acres, more or losa.
Dated Keh. I .. i:.n.
Tub. March I.
WILLIAM FRANKLIN CARPENTER I
Skeenn Und Dislrici -District ol Coail lUnge 5 i
Take notico that Mary Mantlet tiillii ol Vic-1
toria. 11. C. occupation houhekn.|s.r. intends to j
apply  lor   liermitiaitin  to   purchase  the  lollowini:
doscrilici! lands:
Commencing at a post plantnl at the north ensl
corner ol Ut :i:ih7. thenco 20 chnins we.-i. thonce
20 chains south, thence 20 chaina wost In T. I..
:U.'.'.'.. thonco aliout 80 chains north to Uketse
Itiver, thenco meandering said river up stream in
a southeasterly direction tu Ukelse Uke. thence
meandering said lake to |tnint ol commencement
containing  160 acrea. more or loss.
Post marked M. M. 1... N. B. Corner.
Dated Keb. 14, Itlll.
I'ub. March 4.
MARY MARGARET C.1LL1S
Ska na Und District���District ot Coaat Rang 5
Take nutice that Itenjamin Ruesal Rica ol
I'rinco Ru|M>rt, 11. C.. uccupation waiter, intends
to apply lur permission to purchase the lulluwing
detents! I landa:
Commencing at a post plantesl 6fi chains south
from tho soulh east enrno ol Ut 3060, thonco 70
chains west, thonce ���>'> chalna norlh, Ihence 70
ehaina east, Ihence 65 ehains south to point A
eommencemenl; contnlning 455 acres, moro or
leaa. I'nat marked 11. It. R.. S. E. Cor.
Dated Keh. 18, lull.
l'ub..March I. BENJAMIN RlSSELliUCE
Skeona Und District - Diatrict ol Coaat Rango 6
Tako    notlcc that David Mcl>'nnnn ol I rince
Rupert, 11. '.'.. occupatiun cleik, intends in apply
lor iiermission In purchase lho lulluwing described
I.in.I- ,        .  , i
Commencing at a |h>��i planted 10 chains so"lh
Irom the Kiuth west corner ..[ Ul 'Jl'4, Ihence 10
ehains east, Ihonce 40 chains north, thence 40 ,
chaina weal, Ihenc 10 chains south lo point ol
commencement; containing 160 acres, more or
In*. Post markod I). M-. S. W. Car. .,....,
Datcl Feb. 18, 1911 DAVID MoLENNAN
Pub. March 4.
Skeena Und DUtrict���Diatrict ol Coast Range 5
Take notice lhal Al.nandor llcalon ol Vancouver, II. C, uccupation carts-nter, intends lo apply
lor permiaaion to purchase tho following described
Commencing al a post planled SO chains south
Irom the south woat corner ol Ut HO6.1 1 oat
markeil A. B.. N. W. Corner, thonco .10 chains
aouth, thence 80 chaina eait, theneo :I0 chaina
norlh, thence 80 chalna weal lo imtni ol com-
menrement; containing 200' ncn... more or lees.
Datnl Feb. 13, 1911. ALEXANDER llhAION
I'ub. March 4. ,
Sk.��na Und District    Districl nl Coast Range 8
Take nolice that tiinrge U'viek ol ITuic Itupert
B. C. nccupaliou ,  Int nils In a|i;ilv  In
nermUaion  in  purchase  the  lollowing  ilcsrllM-d
"commencing al a |����.t planle.1 on shore��� of
Ukel�� Uke about 60 chains nort li ea-t Ir m " il <
ol said lake lUkelsi' River-. tiMMi M-XS
north, thenc abiut 60 chaini e,i| I. tM*���
Uke, thencc meandering Mid hike .hi Rk* ���**���
arly dlra-lion tn pnint of comrnawa nail. con
tainlng 80 acrai, more ur leia.   Peat niatkol U. U
D.SiffiT4.mi. CEORtiE LKV1CK
Pub. March 4.
Skeena Und Dislrlet-I'lalrlct of (nasi
Take notice thnt   Henry  Macartney ����� "JJg
Runert. B.C., occupatiun miner. Intends le appij
forP,lermT..ion u> purchase tha following describ-
-cSSineln�� a, a post plratad �� ^"U'.
tr. ehum-aik  River a suit two and ii nn i mi"
Sif��� mun 5   and  about *__ W ����***%
rapids,   thenee  north  f�� ��'hn,..s, 1^^,,,'.
chains tlience soulh 80 ehains mure less U nvr
hank    hence west 40 chains nmre nr less ikmi
river UnkU. pnint nf enmmencement. conUining
320 acrea. more or Ices
PEStM1, HENRY MACARTNEY
Skeen. Und I,istrlcl-..is.rlct ol' Cnjjl RMW��
Take notice lhat Angus lleatnn 01 I r   ce t ,
B. C.. occupalion ^{ff'fS,*^38WlM��
miaaion to purchaso the II11"*' f r , ,h(? ���,���,),
Commencing .1 ��,K*fjgSe40 ihiftl ��'"<���
eaat corner of Ul J��J"u2!��S about 60 chains
thence 40 chains south. thWJ�����""''      , , k
nut to Ukelae Uke. ' V''^ J f ���  uIt "    ciun-
K��d"*rtW,,U TS.0U8BBAT0N
Pub. March 4.
+.^..
CHIPS FROM THE j
{HUMORISTS
Senior Partner -Our new office boy
teema rather diffident.
.lunitir Partner Whut makes you
think 80?
Senior Partner���He hits been heie
three tlays and he hasn't called me by
my tirtt name yet.
"Do you think he's making us much
money aa he says he is?"
"Does any man do that nowadays?"
Minister- Mackintosh, why don't you
come to church now?
Mackintosh For three reasons, sir.
Firstly, 1 dlnna like yer theology; secondly, i dlnna like yer ilngur, and
thirdly, il was in your kirk 1 litst met
my wife.
Old Lady That parrot 1 bought from
you uses dreadful language.
Hird Dclaer Ah, mum, you should be
wetry careful what you ses afore it. It's
astonishing how quick ihem birds pick
up anythink
"I wish to ko on the stage, not from
love of admiration, but to earn my
bread and butter," remarked thc liar
applicant.
"Then 1 guess I can give you a role,"
replied the manager.
Queen Charlutte lalanda Lund Diatrict    District ol
Skeona
Take notico thut I, Juhn Mcla-tid of Vuncuuver,
occupatiun broker, intend to apply lur parmlfaton
to prospect Inr cuul and petruleum un the lulluwing
deacrihed lunds:
t'ommencing nt u post plunted about llins. milea
west ol thu mouth of the Tl-el River marked
J. McL. N. E. Curner, Nu. 70, thenco nouth SO
chuina, Ihence west 80 chuins, thence nnrth 80
chuins, tlience east 80 cliuins lo point of commencement; containing 640 ucres, mure or less.
Duted Feb. 21, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Feh.23. Clurence McDuwell, Agent
Qutan Chnrlotte Islanda Und Disirict -District ol
Skeena
Take nntice that 1, John McUud ut Vancouver,
occupation hroker, intend tu apply lur permissiun ���
to pruspect lor coul und petroleum on the fullowing
described lnnds:
Commencing at a poHt plunted thru' miles west
ul the mouth ul the Tl-el River und murked J.
Mci,. S. B. Curner, No. 2'.l, ihence north 80
chains, tlience west HO chuins, thence south 80
chuina, ihence east 80 chuins tu puint nl commencement; contuining 610 ucres, mure nr less.
Duted Feb. 21, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Feb. 23. Clurence McDuwell, Agent
LAND  PURCHA8E NOTICE
Queen Churlutto Islands Land District-Dislrici ol
Skeenu
Take notico thut 1, John Mcl^sid ol Vuncouver,
occupution broker, intern) tn upply for permissiun
In |iroa|H*cl fur cuul und petrnli-um nn the lulluwing
lands:
Cummencing at a pnst planted ul.nut twn miles
west ui the muuth nl the Tl-el Itiver nnd murked
J. McL. S. I). Corner, Nu. 60, thenc.. nnrth Ml
chains, Ihence west 80 chains, thence suuth 80
chains, thenci1 eust HO chuins lu puint nf commencement; cuntnining 610 ncres, mure ur less.
Duted Feh. 21, 1911. JOHN  M'LEOD
Puh. Fob. 23. Clnrence McDuwell, Agent
"Oh, yes, we have a wonderful climate," suid the man from southern
Texas. "Why, only last season we
raised it pumpkin so large lhat, alter
sawing In it two, my wife used the
halves 88 cradles in which to reck the
babies."
"Yes," replied the man from New
York; "but in my state it's a common
thing to lind three tull-grown policemen
asleep on one beat."
DOMESTIC  DISPEACE AGAIN
Stanly Baldwin Folia Foul of Would-
be Matter Mender
Stanley Baldwin the young husband
who waa in trouble on a former occasion,
and had to K<> to the hospital burned with
curbolic acid, appeared before Magistrate Carss yesterday charged wiCC
assaulting Q. W. Rumble. Kvitlence
In the case brought out tbe symptom.-,
of domestic trouble, interference on the
part of others who perhaps had thought
to mend matters, and resentment on
the part of the husband.
Baldwin is living apart from his wife
who is working as a housekeeper. He
was lined $5 and costs. L. Patmora
who detended, remarked lhat he wished
the law of Canada was as complete as
the law of the I'nitetl Stales in regard
to means of getting redress against those
who interfered with domestic affairs of
others.
GAMBLING CHARGE  DISMISSED
Magiatratc Will Strictly Enforce the
Law
Magistrate Carss. has dismissed the
charge of conducting a common gambling
house against Charles Ingram of the
Owl Cigar Store. The store was leased
to Ingram by S. Qowans, and the Magistrate remarked that if he thought the
renting of any place by one man to
another was a dodge to evade the law
against gambling he woultl smart y
enforce that law as far as it would
possibly go. He atlded that the law on
gambling was rather vague on certain
points, but thai he intended to be very
clear OB those that applied to the
existing conditions in Prince Rupert.
He was satisfied that in Ibis case there
had been no breach of the law.
MINERS PLANNING
FOR A STRIKE
THREE   THOUSAND    MAY   QUIT
WORK ON APRIL FIRST
Men in the Crow's Nest Pass District
are Very Dissatisfied Over the Question of Wages and Open Shop.
Winnipt'R, Man., March 16. At Canadian Padflc Railway headquarters ben
today information was given out which
indicate! that another big stnke of coal
UoflheCrow'sNeBtlassdistrin
Western Canada is probable April L
when  the  present  working  agreement.
expires.
The p-iii
life in dispute are wages and
the open shop, the mines affected
haVfl B daily output Of apijroximately
15,01)0  tons  and  employ  about  .1,000
men.
There will be an informal dance held
I Mclntyre Hall on Friday night.       IX.
Quen Charlotte Inlandn Und District -District of
Skit-nn
Take not leu that I, John McLwd nf Vancouver
occuputiun broktr. intend to apply for permission
to pTOMpel for coal and (H'troleum on the followinK
descril>ed land.*:
CommencinK at a post planted altout two milen
south and two miles went of tho mouth of the
Tl-el Hiver and marked J. Mc.l,. S. K. Corner,
No. 71| thenco norlh HO chainn, thence west hO
chains, thence south 80 chains, tl.ence east hO
chains to point of commencement; containinK 840
��(*:<���������. mora or loan.
Dstsd Feb.88,1911 JOHN MeLEOD
I'uh. Fe��i.24. LhU�� B�� Walter, Ayent
Cjueen Charlotte Islanda Land District���District of
Skeena
Takf notice thut I. John Mi-Leod. of Vuncouver,
H.C. tiet'iipalhin bruker, intend to apply for par*
mission to prospect for eoal and petroleum ���>>��� the
follow in��r dr!*eribed londs,
4. Commeni-itiK nt a post plant") two milei
west of the northwest mrner ot eosl licence No,
M78t mark"! J.M., S.K. eomer, thenee north so
chains, thenee west BO ehuins, thenre south BQ
chains, thenee east feO chains, t<�� point of com-
menoemtnt JOHN MeLEOD.
Dated Keh. 1. 1911 Wilson Gowing, Airent.
Pub   Keb.  11.
Queen Charlotte Islands Und District���District ol
Skeona
Take notiee lhat I. John McU*od,of Vancouver.
H.C. occupation bniker. intend to apply f�� per-
miction to prospect for eoal and petroleum on the
following described lands.
5, Commencinir at ��� nost planted two milei
west of the wiuth-west corner of coul licence No.
3474. marked J.M., N.K. corner, thenn soulh So
chains, thence west p0 chnins, thence norlh Hi
chains, thencc east M) chains topoiot of com*
m-ncement. JOHN MeLBOD.
Dnted 1st, 1911 Wilson Gowinir. Agent
Pub. Keb. 11.
QOMO Charlotte Ulands I and District ���Distriet of
Ski ���ona
Tnke notiee that I. John McLeod of Vuncouver.
occupation broker, intend to apply for (termiwion
to prospMl for coal and petroleum on the fol'.owinK
deacribed lands:
Commencing at a post planud alwut thn*
milen north and one mile west of the mouth m the
Tl-e! Kiver and marked J. McL., S. W. Cornr,
No. in. thence north t>0 chains, thenes Mij BQ
chains, thence south 80 chains, thence WM SO
chains to point of commencement; contninmtt 040
���ii'ii ������   more or !���
Datad F*b. 26.1911. JOHN Mcl.mi)
rn': Feb. 28. Clarence MrDn.icll, Agent
Queen Charlotte Island, l-and District ��� District ol
Kkpfna
Take notice that I, John McLaod ol Vancouver,
occupalion broker, inlend to apply lor permission
to prospect lor coal ami petroleum on the lollowinK
described lands: ... .
Commencing at a post planted nbout live miloa
north and "ic mile west ol thc mouth o tho
Tl-el Itiver and marked J. Uth. N. K. (.orner,
1 No 24 thencc aouth 80 chains, thonce west 80
chains,  thoneo  north   80  chains,  thonce east  80
' chains to point nl commencement;   containing bit)
acres, more or lem.   ..,.r��
Dated Feh. 2fi. 1911. JOIN Mel 1,( ID
1 Tub. Feb. 28. Clarenco McDowell, Agent
: Queen Charlotte Islands Und District���Di.trict ol
Ski-ena
Tako notiee that I, John MrLpoil of Vancouver.
occupntion broker, intend to apply lor iiermission
to proapool lor conl and pelroleum on the lollowing
ilosrrilH'd lands: ...�� n
Commencing at a port planlisl iiIhiui lour mile.
north and thns. mil��� west ol the mouth ol the
II el Hiver and markisl J. Mel.    N. W. ( orner,
No   f.:i   thence aouth 80 chaino, thence east 80
| chains, thenee north 80 chain.,  thencc west   80
' chain, to point of commencement;   containing 01"
1 ��cns>, more or low. ,,���,., ., , _.,������,
Dated Feb. 2(1, 1911. J<>��>"   Mel-KOD
I'ub. Fob. 28. Claronco McDowell, Agont
Quwn Charlotto Islands Und District���Diatrict ol
Skoena
Tuke notice (hat 1, John MoLaod ol Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to apply lor   permission
to prospoct lor coal and petroleum on the lollowing
iliwtiliod lands:  .
Commencing at a post planted about lour milm
north and throe milea west of tho mouth of the
Tl-el Hiver and marked J. McL., S. W. (orner.
No 54. thonco north 80 chains thoneo east 80
chain., thencc wuth 80 c ains, thenco west 80
chains to point ol commencement; conUining HU
acros, more or lorn. ,,.Uvi m-i mnrt
! Dated Feb. 26. 19H. J<>HN Mcl.*.OD
j Pub. Feb. 28. Clarence McDowell. Agent
' Queen Charlotte I.land. Und Distriet���DUtrict ol
Skeena
I    Take notice that I John McUod of Vancouvor,
I occuiiation broker, intend to apply lor permission
to prospect lor coal and potroloum on thc lollowing
i dT"mm!.ndndg at a poat planted .bout throe mile.
wi��t and two miloa north ol the mouth f tho 11 el
River and marked J. McU N. B, ( orne   No   M,
I thenco south r0 chains, thence weat sO chain,
thenco north K0 chains, thonco c��st chalna to point
lot eommoncoment; conUlning 610 acroa more  or
pTwrJ Fob. 25, 1911. ��� JOHN JUUMD
I Pu . Fob. 27. T. K. Walter, Agent
Skeenn Land Distriet- Distriet of Const.
Tako notico that I, J II. MoAushaj ot I'rinco
Itunert, OOOUpatlOn minor. Intondl 1" apply for
Iiermission to purohaao the followina described
lunds:
Commoncing nt ��� post plantod al tha aouthwtal
corner of lot 2249. tlience  eait 40  ehuins,  thence
soutli 6 elmins,  thonco wost 40  ehuins,   thoneo
north tl ehuins to point of commencement, eontalnlnj HO lieres more or less.
Data Feb. 16, mn j, ii, MoAUOHBY
Tub. Feb. It, mn. Andrew Kennedy, Auent
Skeenn Und Diatrtct���Dlitrict of Coast
Take notire thut  I. lvtei'Reid, of Vuncouver.
ll.C, occupution toumster. Intanda to upply for
permission to purchuse  the following ileseribod
lund,:
Commencing at a post planted and marked P.
H.'s s.W. comer nml Immediately adjoining post.
murked J.M.'s N.K. corner mid A.H.'s S.K. cornor; thoneo north nu chnins. thenee oust 4o ohains.
thenee aouth 80ehaina* thenee well 40 ehuins, to
point of eommeneement. containing 010 ncrea
mote or loss. PETER REID,
Dlltisl 1st Fob. l'.ill Churlos H. Allen. Agent
I'ub. Feb. 25.
Skoonn Und Distriet- Distriet of Const
Take notice that I, William Anderson, of Vnncouver.   ll.C.  occupation   clerk, intends to apply
for permission to purchase the following ilosorib-
i-,l lumis:
(' meneing at a post plnnted and markisl w.
A. northwest comer, ami about I mile from Alex-
1 under Huehun northern boundary lino; thencc
south ko ehuins, thenee east so chains thonco
north Nl ehains, thenee wost Hi chains, to point of
commencement, eontalnlng itlii acrea more or less.
WU.I.IAM ANDERSON,
Datad 1st Fob. UU Chnrles it. Btark, Agent
Pub, Feb. 25.
Skeenn l.und Distriet-Ihstrict of Const
Take   notice   that   1,  Alexander   Ruehan, of
Vancouver. ll.C, occupation butcher, intends to
apply for permission  to purchnse the following
deacribad lands:
Contmeneliig n post planted uml marked A.H.'s
S.E. eorner, and adjoining posts marked J.M.'a
N.E. eorner and I'.R.'s 8.B. corner; thonce west
Kll chnins,  thonce north Ko chnins. thence enst 80
chains, thenco south  HI ehains to point of com-
I monceinont, eonlaining l^lo acres more or less.
ALEXANDER BUCHAN,
Datisl 1st Feb.. 1911 Charles 11. Allen, Agent
Fub. Feb. 25.
Skismn Land District-District of (toast.
Tak" notice that I.John Miller, of Viuu-ouvor,
B.C, occupation butcher, intends to npply for
permission lo purchuse the following described
lnnd.:
Commencing nt n post plantisl about 1 chain
from tidewater at the bead of Luacombe Hay. and
markisl J.M.'s N.E. corner, thenee we.t B0engine,
thenee south BO chains, thenee easl so chain.,
thenee north Kocliain.. lo point of commoncement, conUining Mo ucres more or less.
JOHN MILLER.
Datisl 1st Feb.. lull Charles 11. Stark. Agent
Fub. Feb. 26.
Bkeena Land Diatriet���Dlitrict "f ('������ust.
Take notice lhat I, Laelie B. Walter, of Vaiieoii-
ver, H.C. occupation prospector, intends to up.
ply for permission to purchase the followingde.-
crilssl lands:
Commencing nt a post plantisl and markisl I���
E. W.'s S.E. corner and Immediately adjoining
post murked W.A.'s N.W. cornel, thence north 40
chuins. thencc west H) chains, thencc south 40
chains, thence east Kll chain., to point of commencement, containing :ejo acres, more or le��..
LESLIE E WALTER.
Dutod 1st F'eb., 1911 Cliarle- II. Allen, Agent
I'ub. Feb. 25.
Skeenn Und Diatriet���Diatriet of Cnsslnr
Take notice that 1 Holcom McDonald of  I'rinco
Itoperi. H.C. aeeupation laborer. Intanda to bih
ply for permission to purchase the following de-
leribed lands:
Commencing at u post plantisl thns- and one-
half miles in nn easterly direction from the point
on Naas Rivor where the Lava Lake trail Is-gin.
and one milo in n northerly direction fioto the
suid Lnva Lake trail, thence north so chnins,
thencc west ni chains, thence south B0 chnins,
ihence ensl  chnins  to  point  of commencement,
containing 040aeraa.
Dale Feb. :t. 1911. HOl.COM  McDONALD
I'ub. Mnr. In. Joseph Helwny. Agent
.Skeona Und Distriet- Dlitrict of Caaaiar
Take notice thai I Chnrles Morril "f Prince Rupert. H.C., occupulion  Inlsirer.  Intondl  to upply
for permission lo purchase the following described lnnds:
Commencing at a post plantisl three nnd one-
hnlf miles in nn easterly direction from the point
i on Nans River where the Lava Lake trail licrins
I nnd one mile in B northerly direction from thc
said Uvn Uko trnil. thorns- south ni chnins.
I thencc oast Kll ohains. thonce north Ni chuins,
i theneo west Ni etiains to point of commencement,
containing 640 acre
1 Dale Feb. ll. 1911. CHARLES MORRIS
Pub. Mar. 1". Josetdi Uelway, Agent
Skeena Lnnd District-Di.trict of Cnssinr
I     Tnke notice lhat 1.  John McDonald of  I'tinco
Rupert. He, oceupation hotelkeeper, intends to
! apply for permission to purchase the following
I deecribed lnnds:
I Commer-ing at n post plantisl three and ono-
I hnif miles in nn ensterly direction from tho point
I on Nnas River where the Uva Lake trail begin.
1 and one mile In B northerly ilifectioli from the
���aid Luvn 1 .like trnil. Ihenee soulh eighty , hnins.
Ihence west ni chuins,  thence north ni chains.
' thenco enst Ni chnins to poinl of conimeiieemenl,
conUining HIU acre..
Unto Feb. :t. 1911. JOHN MrDONAl.D
Fub Murch III. Joseph Helwny. Agent
COAL NOTICE
Quwn Charlotle Islands Und District���DUtriet of
Skeena
Take notice that 1, John Mrl .oil nl Vancouver,
B. C, occupation broker, intend to apply for |ier*
miaaion to pros|ioct for coal and lietroleum on tha
lollowing deacrilieil landi:
3.���Ommencing  at a  poat  planteil  one  mile
north ol tho nortl west cornor ot Lot 171, marked
I   MeL. N.W. Corner, being thenorthwe 1 corner,
thenco  eaat 80 chaina, thence .nuth   80 chain.,
thenee woat 80 chalna,  thenee north 80 chain, to
pnint of commencement. ...... .,��� ....r.
Dated Dec. 21, 1910. JOHN  M'LEOD
Tab. Jan.21. W. Daaa, Agent
Queen Chariotte lalands Und Diatrict���Diatrict ol
Skoone
Take notice lhat I. Thos. R. Davey ol Queen
Charlotte, occupation noury public. Intend to
apply lor permission to prospoct lor coal and
petroleum on the lollowing described land:
Commencing at a post planteil nine mile, north
and two miles eaat of Section 13, Township 7,
Graham I.land and markeil Nn. 41, T. It. D.. S. E.
eorner, thence west 80 chains, theneo north 80
chalna, thenco enst 80 chain., thence anuth 80
chaina to point of commencement, conuining 640
.croa moro or loaa. ������--   n   r>ivcv
D.tcl Nov 6, 1910. THOS. It. DAVEY
Pub. Dee. 8. Wllaon Oowing, Agent THE   PRINCE   RUPERT   OPTI'.HIST
SAVOY HOTEL UCENSE COMES UP AGAIN
COMMISSIONERS NOW OBJECT THAT IT IS TOO CLOSE TO A PLACE OF
WORSHIP���POINT IS DISPUTED ON TWO GROUNDS
WILL GIVE DECISION ON TUESDAY
Charges of Illegal Selling on Sundays Laid Against Knox Hotel Were Heard-Wit-
ness Swears He Bought Flasks on Jan. 1st and 8th-Proprietor Gives
Denial-Judgment is Deferred Till Tuesday Next
hatl  enforced  the
On Tuesday 28th inst., at 3 p.m. the
Licensing Commissioners will sit again.
Their meeting yeaterday afternoon did
not result in any decisive action in
regard to any of the application! for
bottle licenses, etc., or in reference to
A. J. Prudhomme'a case.
Another Objection Found
Against Mr. Prudhomme's applications for renewal or a new license is
now urged the/consideration that the
Savoy Hotel is within the regulation
300-ft. limit from a plate of worship,
the Baptist Church. The clause in the
by-law expressly specifies   ":1U0 feet by
.iiiuor   was   allowed   to   be  sold   from | lawful   hours.     He
the Knox Hotel on Sundays to a person; orders by tiring two men recently whom
! he   had   found   untrustworthy   in   this
who WSS not a guest of the hotel.
The dates were the lirst and eighth
of January, two complaints for the
first and one for the eighth. The person
supplied with liquor was John Johnson
who hatl been employed by Chief
McCarvell to try and obtain evidence I
against the hotels. L. Patmore appeared
for O. Besner of the Knox Hotel.
Saya He Got Sunday Flasks
The witness Johnson explained how-
lie had  bought   two
respect.
After hearing the evidence the Commissioners decided to reserve their
decision on the matter until Tuesday.
WHO SAMPLED THE RYE;
idence   in   Knox   Hotel   Caae
terests City Fathers
In-
on two different
flaaki
occasions
of  whisky
from   two
a truvilled road" and Mr. Prudhomme j diiferent men in the Knox Hotel on the
believed the men
Prolonged and tedious as was the
meeting of the Licence Commissioners
yesterday afternoon, it had still one
enlivening feature.    Thai  was the  in
is prepared lirst to show that by th
nearest travelled road the Ssvoy i-
outside lhe :iOU-fi. limit, and second
that the Baptist Church is n��.i used
"exclusively as a place of worship"
which stipulation is also made by the
by-law.
Mr.  Prudhomme also made the request that his application for a renewal
of licence be considered speedily, and I tioned further, witness did not remember , .,,     .,.
represented to the Commissioners ihai by |,ciitg aimed out of the Knox twice for ! T��� ,,��� ',,���', ',���;.,'}
refusing to renew this licence at a former being drunk there. He never bothered i!.,,,'^i .. r,,-,m th..,
meeting ihey had  practically  acknow-! about little things like that either. L      , liil
i_.i.....i .....   .*.. it.......... _���*mtmA     tm*      ,��� .*_,.   \t ii _  ..aa.���. ... sweet win.
lirst of January.    H
to be employees of the hotel, but might   ^nt of die sampled bottle of nre.
not   be  able to  remgiiise them  again ,     Full.sized, with a daintily gil.led neck.
t,oss-examine.l by-\Ir. Patmore, wit neso, wjlh ...e       k  lcmp,jngly  drawn
said  that   he  had  not  questioned the i  h    ^^ ha(, , (,urj      lh(, aflpr_
price a dollar asked for a small flask | .       unKUlir(ied Bpot in the City
t.f whisky and a drink.    He remarked | u..���       D f..   .*...   _!..,���:,i���...,: .i
of alarm he exclaimed, "It has been
sampled since in the City Hall "
Instantly a perfect explosion of laughter from Commissionere and on-lookert
shook the Hall. It must have been
heard as far as the wharf.
Perhaps Alderman Kirkpatrick even
heard it from where he was attending
to some business outside after visiting
the City Hall during the session of the
Commission, and the interval. But
Alderman Hilditch sitting quiet in his
corner with his face in tho shadow, never
even twinkled an eye.
THE BACHELORS' CHANCE
Ladiea Will Hold a "Mending Bee"���
A Novel Enterpriae
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
have hit on a novel plan for combining
charity with business. They announce
that one day each week they will meet
and hold a mending bee. They will do
all kinds of mending and daining fo.
the bachelors of Prince Rupert, at a
modest price, the money to go to the
church funds.
Parcels may be left at Scott, Frour'e
& Co.'s store and at Mr. F. G. Dawson's
ollice on Third avenue.
READ THE OPTIMIST
lordly manner that lie did net trouble
Hall.     Between   the   consideration   of
applications for licence and the Knox
, -    .....      ... IM        .1    . /-..,        | il|IWUI .minis    iwi    un-iuv    .uiu    um    1VIIUA
iV>.l.,.m, ll..', ll1'.  !'"�� '^.':U:,,,^:'Hotel case in which the .bottle ligured,
was an interval of half an hour
rity Fathers were
there  at their own
(edged that "the licence existed. This
would affect the 800-ft. limit objection
as the by-law states that an existing
licence is not to be interfered with on
this ground.
To Check the Petitions
Though Mr. Prudhomme pressed with-1
out Impatience, for a decision in rega
Constable   Mansell gave evidence to
the effect that he had searched Johnson
before he bought the liquor, and was
certain he hatl  none on him when he
entered the Knox.    No one could have
left the hotel to obtain liquor elsewhere
I while Johnson was inside.   Johnson wtis
.ressou Willi-, perfectly sober.
un in regard  ' '        _
to his applications yesterday, the Com- Mr- Besner Testifies
missioners   decided   to   adjourn   until,    O. Besner gave evidence stating that
Tuesday.   The purpose of the adjourn-  he had given express orders repeatedly
ment is to give the bottle licence ap-ltO his  men  not to sell liquor out of
plicants time to check over the names : .
cf the property owners supporting their |
applications, and to make sure that on
every point the applications are in order.
It   was  announced by the Commission
that all applications dated before March
Sth, 1911, are now to be considered null
and void.
Board Heard Chargea
After disposing of these matters the
Licensing Commissioners turned their
attention to the case of complaints
filed by ex-Chief McCarvell of thc
City Police Force during his term of
office, against the Knox Hotel.
Acting-Chief l'hillipson in a lettei
to the board stated the complaints
are  that   on  three  different   occasions
When the bottle was produced as
evidence Commissioner Merryfield asked
if It had been sampled, 'lhe witness
Johnson, said that ii had just been
tasted at the police office immediately
after purchase.
"H'm," remarked Commissioner Merryfield examining the bottle closely.
"Whoever did the tasting took a pretty
long drink."
The witness seized the bottle and
regarded it critically.   Then in accents
FOR SALE
'���"��.. *% ���******% *���**.* m **-**-. ������*-., ^ ,���**,. *���**_, 0 t**^M*m_t*m% **********
The Savoy Hotel, Cor. Fraser
and 5th, To be sold under Cost
The building contains Office, Dining Room, Bar, Kitchen, Store Room,
Sitting Room, Linen Room and HG Bedrooms, titled up throughout with
hot and cold running water; electric lighted, heated, etc. This house
is fitted throughout with the best quarter-cut oak furniture, brass beds,
etc., oak bar, etc. The entire outfit consisting of 2 lots, building and
furniture must be sold at once. A splendid opportunity for the right
party.    For further particulars apply to
Savoy Hotel, or Box 126 Prince Rupert
..A Perfect Combination..
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Kansas Eggs
Wc have juat received a large shipment
3 Dozen For $1.00
-AND-
i!) Hams and Bacon
FOB WHICH  WB ARE SOU ACKNTS
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I!
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2nd Are.
Northern Produce Co'v.
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PHONE   :   ;   ;   82
This advertisement clipped from the
Boston Post gives the story of the
wonderful development now going on
in Canada. Look out for British Columbia. The profits to investors in
Town lots In all Grand Trunk Divisional
and Terminal Points will astound the
world. Buy now. Ask Uncle Jerry
for price lists and full information.
LAST YEAR
RIAL ESTATE OWNERS IN
Western Canada
MADK
$100,000,000
From the most accurate figures obtainable, over One Hundred Million
Dollars was made by real estate owners in growing cities and towns of
Western Canada last year. This vast
wealth was exclusive of improvements
antl represented actual increase in lantl
values alone.
Original records gathered by the
Winnipeg Free Press prove that in
eight western Canadian Cities the value of land alone ���not counting improvements���increased 562 per cent, for the
last five years���an annual increase of
112 per cent, for each city during the
last five years. These figures indicate
that investments in live, growing cities
in Western Canada are as safe and
sure as an investment can be, and that
100 per cent, profit each year is almost
a certainty.
THIS YEAR
You have an opportunity now to
participate in these immense profits by
lieing one of the original purchasers of
town lots in the Grand Trunk Pacific
addition to the fast growing Western
Canadian cities, otherwise known as
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Division Points No. 22
WATROUS, MELVILLE, WA1NWRIOHT,
BIOOAB
The Grand Trunk Pacific offers in
these splendidly located, fast growing
Division Points and in the townsite of
Tolield an opportunity for the investor
to share in the large profits that are
sure to accrue as a result of the rapid
and substantial growth that character-
lies Grand Trunk Pacific Division
Points and well located cities and
towns in Western Canada.
The Grand Trunk Pacific does not offer tOWnsiteS or additions so located as
to make investments in them of questionable value. The object in selling
these lots at the low prices at which
they are offered is to encourage the upbuilding of these cities from which the
Grand Trunk Pacific will derive vastly
more benefit thin from the sale of lots.
Now is the time to buy. Choice lots
range from $1011 upwards on easy payments of 10 per cent, cash and io per
cent, a month. You make your purchase direct and secure title from the
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company.
Write for literature and make your
selection while the prices are extremely low and the possibilities unlimited.
Address
DAILY MESSAGES FROM
"UNCLE JERRY"
Land Commissioner
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Co.
Everything is proper in its way. A
girl once asked a newspaper editor
whether it was proper to walk with a
young man in the City Park after eleven o'clock. The answer was: "Yes,
if you keep on walking." So it is with
my messages. They are proper just as
long as I "deliver the goods.' And if I
could not carry out my promises I
would not think of making them. That
statement is self evident, for it is
truth. Today, for example, I have a
good bid for a lease of fifty feet on
Second Avenue and my people have the
money to talk business. It may be
they would consider business property
in another street. Have you something that will fit that?
Prince Rupert has a good chance of
getting a first class apartment house.
I am looking for the site now. It must
not be to far out nnd be well located.
Have you that aite?
One word as to values. I buy and
sell at the same valuation, save for my
legitimate profit or commission. If you
want to sell me piwpcrty today at prices good three years hence we cannot do
business. I shall buy property at today's prices and sell you property at
today's prices.   I am a 'now' man.
Let me meet you and talk it over.
THEY WILL UNDOUBTEDLY  MAKE
000,000   MORE
$100,-
Jeremiah H. Kugler, "Uncle Jerry,"
Agent for Grand Trunk Pacific Lots on
Main Line. Prices nre fixed by the
Land Commissioner and our best services are at your command.���Ask Uncle
Jerry, P.O. Box 1)06, Prince Rupert.
Ask Uncle Jerry uncle jerr
On January 15th and 22nd. Eastern
papers on Jan. lath, Western papers
on Jan. 22nd, our Prince Rupert Opportunity advertisement appeared in
papers in New York, Boston, Providence, Kansas City, Denver, Snn Francisco, Los Angeles, St. Paul and U7
Sunday issues of big U.S. daily newspapers in all. On Feb. 25th our Prince
Rupert advertisement appeared in 26
Canadian daily newspapers.
"NOW"
ASK UNCLE.JERRY
JEREMIAH H. KUGLER
YOU PRINCE RUPERT
PROPERTY OWNERS
please take notice and list your property with a good live broker, if from the
above you think our equipment should
produce the best results, you should
come in at once.
Wc advise everyone to get in the
market this spring and summer. Sell
when you have a profit; buy again.
That's the way to make money. You
can make many times as much money
if you will buy and sell and not hold on
so long��to property. All of you put
your shoulder to the wheel and boost-
keep on boosting���that's the way we
will make a big city.
WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL OR
RENT REAL ESTATE
ASK UNCLE JERRY
Has a Free Information DtpartOM
for strangers in the Ciiy and for m
residents by correspondence.
"ASK  UNCLE JERRV"
He Buys Leases      He Boys HuiMistl
Hc Buys Lots HeBuysConWl
He has Stores to Rent  _
He Buys Lands in Skeens and S��l
River  Valleys.
"ASK  UNCLE  JERRY"
He wants 50 Houses to Rent
He Sells Leases        He Selll \-'i��n\
He Sells Lots He Sells ConW|
He wants Stores to Rent
He  Sells   Lands  up  the Skeeni R>1
"ASK  UNCLF JERRY"
Hc will build you a dwelling on ���
payment plan.
He will lease or sell you B lot Ofl ~*
terms for you to build a dwelling
store on.
Hc will sell you a house snd I"1 ai
you can pay on monthly payment P
He will take a lease on your lo"
make your investment p��>   >'"" l'lg|
per cent.
ASK UNCLE JERRY