THE WEATHER Twenty-four hours ending 6 a. m., May 18. MAX. TKMI'. MIN. TKMI'. BAB. IN. BAIN 510 34.0 29.529 The Daily News NEXT MAILS FOR South Prince Rupert Friday, s u. m. FOR North Princess May Thursday li i^ m. Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist h H,vn TOL H, NO. Ill Prince Rupert, B.C., Thursday, May 18, mil. t \M___2JM AVE AG ypT-OHlA, g Wf Price Five Cents iTTfa ���______* BOAT CAPSIZED IN SKEENA RIVE W. H. TULLYAND WM. GRANT LOST Sad Accident Mars the Opening of the Navigation Season���Men Left Steamer Skeena in a Row Boat to go to Kitsumkalum���Upturned Boat is iomd in Little Canyon But no Trace of Men���Tully was well Known as Port Engineer for Messrs. r, Welch & Stewart���Grant was Fireman on the Steamer Skeena Foley, them, them, lir Found no trace ol in learned that the Porl lad (Special t<> the Daily News) Kitselas, May 18. ���A sad accident has happened near here, by which it is feared Mr. W. H. Tully, port engineer forFoley, I Simpson going up to Kitscla: Welch & Stewart, and William Grant, fireman of the steamer [ met an up-turned boat coming Skeena, have lost their lives. down. The boat was the ono Tully who had come up on the Skeena from Prince Rupert j tlkl" by Mf- Tully, and although left Kitselas at noon yesterday to go to Kitsumkalum in a small I fearch is still going on for the men row boat. As the steamer Port Simpson was entering Little Canyon, the captain and passengers discovered their boat turned over, and the oars floating down the river. The boat had evidently been capsized, losing Tully and Grant in the Canyon, which on account of the high water is now a fierce raging torrent at that point. Tully who is aged about forty has been indetified with steam-boating and shipping interests on the Yukon for the past ten years. His mother lives at Los Angeles, California. Grant is aged thirty. Neither of them are married. I!\ lite overturning of their I In all probability the open boat in which they wen- making the trip was capsized in Hankin's Riffle, though this is not absolutely certain, Men Wree Missed The men were expected oo the Omineca, and when after delay, they did not appear Captain Johnston set off up river to look for boa) in the Skeena river, \V. H. Tully, porl engineer for Messrs. Foley, Welch & Stewart, and William Grant, fireman, have been drowned, The accident occurred yesterday afternoon. Th? nun Mm- going down river from Kitselas in Kitsumkalum, where Mr. Tully was to join the Omineca. it is practically certain thai they have been drowned. Tully was Old-Timer Engineer W. II. Tully came to Prime Ruperl with the Caledonia three years ago, a.id was a well- known and very pupolar old- timer ol Prince Kuperi. lie was promoted to die position of Port Engineer for Messrs. Foley, Welch & Stewari two years ago. While in town he resided in the Premier Hotel, and though very quiet and reserved, won friends everywhere by his unfailing cheerfulness, He was a native of Halifax, and hi* aged mother now resides .'i Pasadena near Los Angeles, California. Mr. 'Tully was about forty-live years of age, ami unmarried. He knew the coasl of Northern British Columbia verv well, and had also'the news of Prince Kupert. spent a number of years in the Yukon District. The fireman, William Grant who accompanied him on ilu disastrous irip had only ihis season joined the boats, and was not well known in Prince Kupert, bin enquiries are being made about him. A Last Letter Strangely enough, the telegram conveying the sail news to the Daily News ollice reached here, at the same time as a letter from Mr. 'Tully himself. It had evidently been delayed ill transit, for it was dated on Saturday evening, ami said; "I am leaving on the steamer Skeena tomorrow morning for Kitselas Canyon with the rest of the steamer ollice staff, where 1 expect to be stationed for the remainder of the summer." The let ler requested thai the paper might be forwarded on to him. to keep him in touch with j BASEBALL SCORES j Northwestern League Games postponed on account ol rain. American League Chicago 7, Philadelphia 5. St. Louis ">, Cleveland 7. National League Huston 7, Pittsburg (i. St. I.ouis a, New York ">. Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 4. Chicago 0, Brooklyn 1. Pacific Coast League Yen on 2, Los Angeles 3. Oaklard 2, San Francisco 1. Portland 7, Sararmento '.\. LIGHT WAY TO PRINCE RUPERT BRIGHT VICTORIA DAY FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Full Programme of Juvenile Sports Planned for the 24th Four Regular Adult Events and Address by Mayor -Scene that is Selected is on the G. T. P. Wharf. Not a gre.il many citizens attended last nigh1,'* meeting in the Court Room to arrange for the celebration of Victoria Day, but the indefatigable score or so who were tin re made up in energy what they lacked in numbers. The resuli will be a very entertaining Children's Programme of sports, and several events for adults which will bt keenly con- lien-, which will form a mos' convenient grand stand. Mr. McMaster who gave permission for the use of ilu- wharf, has also most kindly offered to have the space here cleared of all encumbrance for the occasion, so that Children's Day may be made ;i success. Mayor Will Give Address An instructive address to the Two New Lighthouses to be Erected at Dixon's Entrance . PRUDHOMME'S APPEAL COMES UP NEXT WEEK Local Hotelman is Applying to the Supreme Court for a Mandanus Compelling the License Commissioners to Renew His Savoy Hotel License���Interesting Action ti resl eruws keenly expectant | ed his bar, and the question was inning case of of liquor. The licence commission crest grows keenly expectant led hi in ilu- forthcoming ������������ ' ���*��������� Savoj Hotel Licence which somes "l1 for decision on Monday, the 22nd inst, As will be remembered thc ctse is apparently the outcome of the stormy meeting of the first Licence Commission of Prince Rupert. In the absence of Commissioner Vernor Smith the busi- "-- "i dealing with Mr. A. J. Prudhomme's application tor a liquor licence for the Savoy Hotel 1,|!' ���!" ilivb with by Commission- II ��� s,'H-k (chairman) and Com er Merryfield. Commission c|,Mi lylield after the meeting had '"vu opened and preliminary busi- done, flatly declined -to The Chairman put the l""11"11 to granl the licence, voted III favor of ii himself, and declared the ers authorised him to sell. Renewal not Considered After the January election Mayor Manson took Commissioner Stork's place as chairman of the Licensing Commission. Mr. Prud- hoinme appli.tl iu March for a renewal of his former licence, aril for a new licence. The commission ruled that the application could not be considered, and turned down the application for a new licence. Mr. Priidliomnie has appealed In the Supreme Court for a mandamus ordering the commission to renew his licence. 1 It- claims thai by the act of the coin- mission iu voting on the question of considering his tirsl renewal application the Board admitted the existence of a licence. The mailer of the disposal of the Savoy Bar stock by permission of the commission is an Important point also which will be brought oul ill the case. icenco granted by his casting N"v When upon Commissioner '*) field got up and walked out. GRAND JURY CONDEMN THE VANCOUVER JAIL Say it is Unsanitary���Provincial Government Should Provide Better Accommodations for Aged and Poor���Want Liquor Traffic Regulated in Some Better Way Liquor Revenue M ftldhomme obtained his li- I't'iii-i nd opened his bar. Voted on Renewal \' next C meeting of the Licence ��PI>lici tion licence, and All Un oti that "i the sidcrotl. for renewal of his ilso for a new licence. ee commissioners were pres- '"l Commissioner Stork mov- ho application for renewal Savoy Licence be con- I'his motion was voted J"'"""1 '"st. Commissioner Smith, ���Wovcr, suiti���K that if Mr. Prud- J.0mm�� would put in an applica- '"" f��r a new licence in March ",: would vote for it. The appll- j.'l""n a�� this lime for a new ".'l111' was voted down by Com- "1,8��ioner Smith Merryfield, md Commissioner Mr. Prudhomme clos- (Canadian Press Despatch) Vancouver, May lS.Strong indictments of the liquor traffic in this city and a vigorous condemnation of the. condition Of the goal here, are contained in the grand jury's presentment issued today. The grand jury Hold that it is a disgrace to a city < f this* size and prosperity of Vancouver that such conditions should for a moment be tolerated. Recommend Inspection With the condemnation is coupled a list of recommendations by the grand jury suggesting closer inspection of the liquor traffic, Police substations are also recommended, and a ncw gaol, antl lioint for girls. It is urged upon city also to provide proper commodation for the oh now ii charge upon the rates. the ac- people 11 is pointed out in the recommendation of the grand jury that Vancouver netted at last estimate, approximately 1127.000 from the liquor traffic and the suggestion is made strongly that lhe victims of the liquor traffic woultl be better provided for by the construction of a proper gaol where work might be found for theni to do. AUTOS BURNED AT WINNIPEG Central Garage Destroyed with Foity Cars Loss $210,000. (Canadian Press Despatch) Winnipeg. May 18.���l-'orty automobiles valued at $160,000 and a building valued at $(i(),(HII) were completely destroyed by lire hist nighl in this city. Scarcely a VCStige of lhe building now remains on the property once occupied by thc Central garage. Was Spectacular The lir,- was ihe most spectacular ever witnessed in Winnipeg. One thousand four hundred gallons of gasoline were stored in the building, and when ihis caught lire, a great pillar of flame shol up into the sky like an immense lurch Illuminating lhe cily. This iii,tde ii impossible to rescue any of the cars or light the flames. Millionaires Mourning Among the cars in the garage were some of lhe finest in Winnipeg. It is believed that all the owners had signed waivers of fire risk, and none of them are covered by insurance. The destruction of the forty cars means a great lo.ss of money, ami much inconvenience to the millionaries of Winnipeg, many of whom now are c ir-less. Of importance to Prince Kuperi ts another stride towards the Iestablishment here of a greai Pacific port is the news that the lighthouse tentler Newington w;is at Digby Islaiul this morning on her way north to Langara Islaiul, where a new lighthouse of the first onler is to be constructed. II. C. Killeen, district engineer, is with the vessel and besides surveying the site for the light will also go over the ground at Rose Spit, where another lighthouse is to be elected. Both these lights arc in Dixon's Entrance land will be of great benefit to : mariners plying in those waters. Captains of the large steamers which so fiir have made lluport of Prince Kupert have all declared that with the installation of a few more aids to anvigation in the shape of lighthouses and beacons Dixon's Entrance will be one of the easiest and safesi approaches to a harbor In the world. teste* elude mile nice, a hundred yards dash, and the unforgettable fat Men's race. Wharf Scene Selected These adult events in- children reminding theni of the i three mile race, a half significance of Victoria Day, will be given by Mayor Manson, and the sports committee is also working in conjunction with Mr. J. S. I Gray and his helpers who are I organising ilu- Indian Band Corn- Chief Vickers .is Chariman of | petition. The members of the the Grounds Committee with the Overseas club are also co-operating oilier members went over all the!as the Club's Concert and Tug of likely places for a sports and race War contests are to be a feature programme, and the decision of 1 of the day's entertainments, the meeting was in favor of the Today Mr. J. R. Beattie, and wharf. A with- and roomy Bpacelthe members of the Finance Corn- well adapted lor the racing events mittee mode a canvass of the for the youngsters, ami tor the shorter distance adult events exists on the wharf between the Foley, Welch & Stewiirt warehouses, and the < irand Trunk premises. This stretch is newly planked, antl stretching along beside it arc the terraced piles of rails lately-landed merchants of tin- eity most of whom have already promised prizes for the childern. 'There is very a desire on the pari of the merchants lo make lhe Children's Day a pleasing one. A list of the names of firms contributing prizes will be published later. BIGGEST STREET BUST DANGEROUSLY DELAYED Loaded Fifty Foot Boring on Watson's Cut Found Filled With Sand When Shot Was to Have Been Fired This Morning After Terpsichore Tonight ;it nine o'clock lhe Kaien Island Club dance will commence. 'The dance is open to members and theii ladies only. Gray's orchestra will furnish the music. 0. M. Helgerson. Limited, have several houses with bath for rent. Phone 96. 106-tf Workmen on S. II. Watson's contract on Second avenue beyond the Junction are today engaged in the perilous task ot endeavoring to clear a long loaded boring which Wiis found filled with Band this morning when the shot was to have been Tired. 'The blast is to be out- of ilu- biggest yet fired on lhe streel grading work here. delay caused is contractor much WILL PUBLISH ARTICLE ON PRINCE RUPERT Editor of the Springfield Union, Leading United States Newspaper, Writes to the Daily News for Material for an Article on Prince Rupert Which Paper Will Publish The attention which Prince Ku The Terrible Accidents in the first avenue cut hist Saturday and on the G. T. P. line yesterday and the "could be" accident in the cut on Fifth street lasl Monday should be a very strong suggestion to you to tiike out an Accident Insurance Policy at once. John Dybhavn iu the Exchange Block is writing them on low premiums. 2t pt rt is receiving in the eyes of lining American cities was emphasized again today, when the Daily News received a request from the editor of the Springfield Union, to forwiird copies of the Daily News and other material to be used in a special article which that paper will publish dealing wilh Prince Kupert. Thit request will be well complied with, you may be sure, for the Springfield Union is one of the leading papers in the state of Massachusetts, It has editions outcome of the peace negotiations in the morning, and editions at ;i general armistice revolutionists and the Federal tro-! the news field is not ncglet ARMISTICE AGREED UPON Tomorrow Every Man in Mexico Will Lay Down His Arms (Canadian Press Despatch) Jaurez, May 18.���As the lirst leading newspapers is the best kind of publicity. Money cannot buy it. It comes only by merit. Prince Kupert has entered into the merit class now. 'The dangerous occasioning the anxiety. Fifty Foot Boring All week the work of preparing for this shot has been tnfprogress, 'The boring is over forty feet tleep, and tin: hole is almost fully loaded. Mr. Watson planned to have the last stage of the loading completed ihis morning, and ilu shol fired early today. Bui when the powder man got lo the place, he found lh.it during lhe night the boring had been tilled wilh s.uul. It is a tedious and dangerous task to remove ihis, and may delay the shot for days. While ii is ii Utile early yet to attribute the trouble lo any particular person or set of persons who may have done the mischief with malicious intent, lhe matter is being thoroughly investigated. Go and See An up-to-date ice cream parlor, fruit and confectionery store, is being opened tonight by Sam Cowen in the premises formerly known iis the Washington Cafe next door tu tlie old Optimist oflice on second avenue. The Victoria Strike is Practically at premises have been transformed End Now '" up-to-date style wilh private boxes and every appliance for thc 'The carpenters of Victoria h*velaPPetlBlnB production of delectable CARPENTERS ACCEPT COMPROMISE come to an agreement with the employers to compromise their, Mr, T, D> pattuUo Is returning -,,, a ,, ,. i dispute 1 iv accepting an advance I to prtnce Ruoert on Saturday on between the; night. 1 hen to make sure that ' , . rrmce tw��pw�� un imiuiubj uu t^d to $4,25 a day for eight hours I the Prince Ceorge on a business ��� ���p. h.. l.a.:, igreed upon. Thei outside of office hours, it has an I work. There is still a disputeltrip. He will be coming on I this morning, and edition on Sunday also. (over the question of an increaseI'behaU oi investors whom he has order was issuetl this morning, will Come into effect al sunrise on Friday morning. The publicity which comes in I to 14.50 the form of news articles in the I months. day at the end of six|interested in Prince Kupert while down soulh. ���Mi ___________ __** THE DAILY NEWS The Daily News Formerly The T-rince Rupert Optimist Publuhed by the Prince Rupert Publishing Company, limited DAILY AND WEEKLY SUBSCRIPTION KATES-Daily, 50c per month, or $5.00 per year, in advance. Weekly. S'-'.iju per year. Outside Canada--Daily, $8.00 peryear; Weekly, $2.50 per year, strictly in advance. TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING-50 cenu per inch. Contract rates on application. HEAD OFFICE Daily News Building, Third Ave., Prince Rupert. B. C. Telephone 9-. BRANCH OFFICES AND AGENCIES New YoRK-National Newspaper Bj.-vau, 21a i'..-: - ru St.. New York City. Seattle Paget Sound Now, Ca LONDON, Ks.iLAND-The Cio.;gher Syndicate. Grand Trunk Building, Trafalgar Square. To Lease Lots Block Section 22, 23, 24. if S 1 17 18 1 21 31 1 14 35 1 1 . * '.4 PEACE NOW IS ASSURED General Amristice is to be Declared in Mexico PEACE ENVOY TALKS G. R. NADEN COMPANY Second Ave . Prince Rupert B.C. Says that Armistice will Follow Within Twenty-four Hours Madero Announces Agreement Has Been Reached. LAND PIT.> HASE NOTICE LAND PURCHASE NOTIC a*.. u��d D��*r8!f8ndi8S W T.ke rao-.ice.lt.al I, <"'���; ��" .'*:,.;, ���������,��� Skeenu Laml District��� District a,t-i-., ,i a-llaCt' ruillliaaas I'limlUC Ihence wut m corner olT. L" Lol ch.ln.. mence n rth M ' ��� ��� ���' ���:,-|��e 0| com chaini. than* - ���'' , ��� or leu. nunc.ro.nl ooatalaini ;..,....., applied for, marked lotten ' ^ . , ijjstr ct Uke Us. - - ��������� ' ' **���*�� i"*-' of Coaat fUnae 5. .. n.n KtNSKY ������Tt.e newspaper, with the law, should assume :r.c accused innocent until proven guilty; should be the friend, not the enemy of the ger.eral public; the defender, not the invader of private life and thi ;i-.'ailant of personal character. It iboold be, as it were, a keeper of the public comcience."-Henry Wattaraon. THE IROQUOIS POOL Eng:..-.' a- : Arr.encan Billiards Twelve Tat- Second Ave Daily Edition. Thursday, May is AN AMBULANCE IS NEEDED The spectacle of the two unfortunate workmen who were injured up the line on Monday morning being conveyed to the hospiuJ fr m the train on the rocking floor (a ���������-;��� freight wagon, emphasised the need the cily has ' r a proper ambulance. 1 hi sight of a strong mai writhing in agony, is heart-rackir..; enough. The s-ight of the two victims���one suffering agonies with a broken ihigh���lying on thc floor ol the wagon, with only the h ird tailboard - I the cart for a pillow, their heads a foot below the of their bodies as the cart climbed the steep declivity of Centre stri ��� \ was one to convict u�� all of contributory negligence in not havii .. a pr pel tnce r at least some proper stretchers for convi ;��� .. the Buffering men to the hospital. The - ��� ��� ��� is one that may be r ; eated any day. The roa I- of every ra is damped with blood. Accidents ind fatal ii - are an unavoidable ^.- rii ��� on the altar of progress. Our i wn str -1 k'.:iny wirk has eant di tth : ne mai and m timing to -ever..! other-. With thegi : thecit>' the accident I 11 is I und to grow- larger. Ai -���- are t/.und to hav-. - ner or later, lietting it sooner m .. ill die differeni ��� between life and death to many of us selines; it will certainly mean all the din.--- la.-rv- : ... we can and not doing aii we can. to alleviati I -: men .ind women and children. At pres no one seems to know where even a ^retcher m.i;. found. After a day's inquiry, we .ire told that there is or.e at the Provincial Office. There is none at the Police Station or on the wh irf, the two places where they are mo��t likely to be called for. For lack of a stretcher one of the men suffered till he screamed with pain, as hit helpers -ought to carry him on a blanket through the narrow exit from the l .' -��� to the street wagon. 1 h ��� kindly incident marked an otherwise- entirely sad episode II ��� .- don of the conductor of the cal. - V. i no equipment to provide for the care of the wounded men. he tended tht two unfortunates from the scene of th city. His bed, he had given dp to the Bulgarian with the broker, tl . . When the problem of how l., move him came- up. hi | - ffl red a When he saw how thc m.in still suffered for lack of a pro] er he insisted on giving up the mattress from his bed to ease thi suffer . - of the man a- they carried him to the hospital. Then he cappe-i the kind deed by handing over his blankets to cover the unfortunati - their journey. 11 wi- .i kindly deed, that deserves more praise than it may receive. It was the kind of thing that made an observer fed . . to share in a <ommon humanity ti. it ii | -.. h unselfish . - But k was .: poot substitute for a city ambulance. There- no question of the city's need for that. Windsor Hotel FIRST A������ EWE AT EIGHTH STREET Newly Furnished and Steam Heated Roomi A HRST CLASS BAR A.VD DINING ROOM IN CONNECTION RATES 50 CENTS AND VP BATHS FREE TO SVESTS ROBT. ASHLAND P 0. SC'\ 37 Canadian Press 11<���-; it Juarez, May 18.- i . ��� is ��� most an assured fact ii morning Judge Carbaj. envi y i f the Federal i made an announce mi ference with the Provis President Madero had res ���.������rr:.-- i.eing reached. : -��������� that barring unforseen . general armistice -.- .. clared within nventy-: Provisional Presidenl Maden als made .i statemi������ t. declaring that mutually ao ������;. -'���-. ns had been r'-a which assured pe^ce t Mew >��� $3200 $1875 mile fron $700 ���. i ,, i 'i ��� ������,*��� i ii-tnet of Cassiur _m.tr.* 4 KSS .. -, | a!,out two miles Buyi i'.'*" ., ; Vegetable land at Kit- He from Railway. Fine ��� Buys 78 1-8 acres of Fruit i tt Kitselas. Half the Railway. Buys Rooming House on :!nl Ave. Nine furnished rooms, A ^:.ap. Coauaoada, al ��� muih ol -.��� ��� agin, :. the chaini, ' - 'a ��� (.'omnu-ncemei.t, W ���...���* und Flat riven, ���t mi ehsloii SS�� ���" ��� ������'-..��� ���������- Dait-t Aprl It, ��� I'ub. Mu tS. JAMES DUNLOP Frar.cu S. Iri-.-t.m. Aaent m___. Und Din ! ul MM* ,..*. - .. ��� ..-,. I *..-imn. intend ���ASK UNCLE JERRY" 'rince od womon. Intondi ��� 1; " 'h" t*-*0**** ��� *** '���"���" \-V.."��� ,< r . ������"���'-������ LOU"t l 's,r'cl EUafi ��� t ****** ch��in>, thooeo Ciimiiicnciiiif at a post planteil three Jm i hmf mlloj in an easterly ilirecti.in frnm tl���. ,���:'.''." on NUI Uiver where tho Lava l.uke trull I,!,""1 uinl one mile In a northerly dlaTOCtlon fro ^iiiii Lava Lako trail, thence south i-ighty , thence west BO chains, thence north thoneo east ko chains tu point of cainuiinlnK ti40 acres, llnte Keb. 8, lull. JOHN McDOHAI n I'ub. March 10. Joseph llelwai., I. ' Skeena Land District-Dlltriet ot Coil , Tuke notice that I Anilrew C'ummlnns 01 v��. couver, H.U.. oceupation cook, intents to ,���', ',' f.ir permission to purchase the following alaa-ur I is] lamls: Commencing -t a post pltntid three jtn,i , ,. half miles in un easterly diroction from tho 1 on Nuus Kiver where the Iai* a Lake trail I.. ���', near the trail, thenco west Ni chairs, tl,,.,,���, . . -o chnins. thence east sil chnins. thonea north In chains to point of commencement, eontalnll . acres. DaU Feb. :i. mil. ANDREW CUMMING8 Pllb, Mur. 10. Joseph Uelway. Agont a' -. ��� ��� ' ehol , east In -n N . . Survey, i- oast 80 chains, thence north tu la) chains, thence south *2_t) chains, tlier.ee south ..I $250 $500 Buys store and House on the J^;/.,; Skeena Land Ilistrict���District ol Coast Roi , \ Tuke notice that Kdith Alice Crowthi Iklcg, Yorkshire, England, occu|iution m|h...... intends to apply for permission to puiehlae lhe' lullowing deacribed lamls: Commencing at a post planted at the unutli ,���_,, ... . corner ol surveyed lot BMI, Range 5, Com Dil- ������ :;Vmw.t. containing 120 . trlet. thenw north along the easterly limit ���l ,l�� '��� ���"��� ' I said lot J5 chains more or less to the southerly ANN 11. MUSSALLEM $725 street at Kitselas. Buys Furniture ami Lease for two years of Ten Room Toilet antl bath. Cash -First payment on $4,- 2l��i Rooming House. 2.i.\ 100, ud basement. Balance pay! monthly. Buyi Furniture and 3 1-2 year ol intend to ! Pub..NU I Skeona Lan I Diatrld District ol Cussiur ... ��� . 1. Thomaa McMeekin Prinn i.. occupation clerk apply (01 pefffll lo purchuse . . ;..-. planted about two mil��� .oulh ol the fork- ol the White and Hut rivtfl, ,,,. v . r;j - ,.:.-. thence eust 60 chains, . ��� ��� , ... thonoo west B0 chains. ..;..:. THOMAS MeMEEKlN l'u��. Mo- I Francia S. I'reston, Agi-nl -,.. .x Lai Dbtrfel District ol Cassiar 1 ikl :.a lid I .: I.' hartoi L. Delgrove ol Stew- limit ol Lot 3985, Kange 5, coast district, thence east along the southerly limit ol the last mentioned lot 60 chaina to a point, thence In a southerly direction 35 chaina parallel tn the i . easterly limit ol lot 3991, thence in a mm- .��� , erly direction 60 chaina more or lan u, he lollowing! the point ol commencement containing *.\n urai more or leaa. EDITH ALICE CltuWTHKIt Doted March 8, 1911. Pub. March 25. ae of Rooming House in an b. C occ-pstion proepeetor. intend to apply foe pefmilon u purehaae the lollowing deacribed THESE JURYMEN HAVE NO CINCH $1900 Jurymen at Cammorra Trial Treated Like Prisoners Hotel Central c��' F",,A" Petrr Black E.r ;<�����- t* -. A.-'-:* * A* ������.- ^*��-.s-: - . -- -..-.--��� Katae Propnttor ..Grand Hotel.. WORK1NCMAS 5 HOME Spring b*-i*. car. White Sheen 25c Rooms 50c BEST LN TOW'S FOR THI MONTY J. GOODMAN. Propneloe VICTORIA CAFE L��M> md M���k mtmm howi l*i*rk.i .'������ -;���Cot.* _,r . * * YOV '.'As _.: A 5^' KtX Ht* ��� NOTES DUE Some- folk ;trc never satisfied. Vancouver newspapermen arc' raising a fust now, because thej havi be n denied admission to the, jail. That story of the- United States cruiser Buffalo suffering the- tortures ol Tantalus in Cordova harbor fur lack of coal; would have gladdened thc hurt of Omar Khayyam To be facing a territory conl a . .Ir.-<N of square miles ol coal lands, which the Govern menl will not allow the Alaskans to work, to be 1,000 miles awa) fr""j ' encan .. . tation, the railway company, refusing to hand "'-,r - black diamonds imported .it great expense from Can ada, h i- a merrj mix-up, which Omar mighl have immortalised in .i *i i <ai quatrains. 'Hun isoni thing left, Thc cruiser might taki thi coal by force. Then would thc enforcers of the nation's law, break tin- law ilu-> would be itealing the coal to enforce. The captaii ol the Buffalo seems to bc between iln-io.il fiend and thc deep sea. A local representative i- wanted forati rrltory tributary to I'rince Kuper'. ;.i ��ell the hardy rr.r.-irri- gatci! ��� urstry stock grown by the tiri-t." v. irsery Company, Oren- CO,Oreg -. Liberal terras. Party mu-t con* well recommended. . *TPffttt . r ii l.i i- Oregon Nursery Company Orenco . Oregon The reluctance shown ;��� ;-"������ ::.���:. : ^r\e un the tria (.'.-.r:.r:. .T~*.:t chief- :.��� w pi .: \.:*r.*u. in Sou:... n Ita .-ily understood. The u�� i? ������.:*rd to last a year, i - which period thev- will be k-: I shut ir.. Nor is this all. Thej ������ -.vdl that after the tria - ver the) wi I ���:.���.:���._ a very ex- ��� ��� nt inci ring mut ;. ther i .-���: ers of thi Irea rg .���.. iti : t< ��������� . hej risom r�� ��� It - ��� - . -.;:-. ��� do their duty in bringi: - i verdici I >.:.:> I - -. fat if - - Ul.'-. .. -��� : .- - tfter thi i number the Mafia it B . . .:. 1902 ��� ������ ...- led . - ��� ���- : - era! i - Vet ne was assass nated and a ther s ��� '. ��� ��� *- grati tothi niti States erasi sett I it Nea i irli - yet ��� - ed ai The Mafia - neediest i sa) thi immorra ��� ia . I ��� ���-. . .. :: . yet mother terrible murder society, md thil ��� - ������ ��� ��� ��� r the .--.-- .- tii of a juryman named Pt-;:: in Ncw York .. ;.���-..: ap I ������ unhappy man was the only It i on a jury that i - nvicted a met hi g ing on a cl .��rge of blackmailing and irson, and was for that reason tingled "Ut for puni>h- ment. He was fo .: d dead in hii shop one Monday mot fim tortun en barbarously killed, - ��� rin�� the pro ceeding 5unda No i ne was brought to justice for thisshoclcii. i rime. Rt-nt J45 per month. ASK UNCLE JERRY" Cash buys 2 story Room- ir.e House at Kiu<.'las, -47 ���Vccommodates 30 people. Per Acre. 15.i 1-1 acres, with buildings Included at Brecken- Landing, in-.ile B5.1 Per Acre. -122 acres in the famous Lakelse Valley. $50 r IgS l. $18 $50 farm I .:i!dir.(fs included in acr.- ; rice. '.-; :-.:.-��� from railway. "ASK UNCLE JERRY" ,500 Undi: i bum dag *'*��� ����� (w*1 plnnted about ill mini wultl 4 wi t uf lhc turn* ol thv W hnv Mfl wulh i**i chiim, thvnev ,.t.; ��� . T.orth mi chiin��, thvnev WttX Dttad April W, UU. CHARLES DELGROVE lub. M-. . Fmncu ^. I'rvston, AgWtt Skttna Land District ���liutrict of Cawinr Ttkt Dotka that I Krincis S. I'rt^ion of i'rincv . Bi v . oecuptttoB prtwpfctor, intvnd to tppb -'������' ptHnhitoa to purchu�� thv following : .j: :��� CommvBCin| ��t i po��t plantvd ahout thrvv -< uth and two milm wt��t of thv fork* ot . Wf.;:v ar.d Flat rtvtlB. thvnev Miuth 60 chains Mat Ml chaiiii, tl.ir.i-. north -u chuinn, et ��v��t 50 chairj. _ . T . n . H#tl mi. PRANC18 S. PRESTON Per .Acre. Just a met* little p^Jfar 11 farm of BO acres. Huuse and t C1 7 ^flfl ^uy*Iive'(fuin* hote1' JJI/jDUU | lease. Ca*h |7,l . balance in one ar.��i two $o r A A Buy* ?> room House in L o U U Buy terms of payment can br arranged. jgAAA Boys Double Apartment ��pDUUU ���: . Terms car. \*r arranged. pDDUU ment, hot and colw water, and m**iern conv�� Time payments arr.^ a Land lJutrict- l)t>tnct uf Caviar Takl t.utiiv that I, lirvntun Junior. Uoori Ol ri ��� ��� Ruptrti B< t .. uccupatiun contractor, intttd ��� MflBlMHOn tu purchaav Um fulluwinK . landat BUBCiag at a post plantvd about vi) thrw .. : - tw ���- timX of thv forka J Wl tta and Flat riwrs, thvnev ti) chains suuth ftiM wait, thencv ***0 chains north. aina aaat. BRCN70N JORDON MouRK Itatvd April 10, IS11. 1 ranei�� S. 1 ivston, Ai;vnt ' I'uh. May U. SkvcnaLand DUtriot-Diatrict of Caviar Tako notice that I, Ferry Qunuui ol rrir.ee Kupert, Bi C, occupalion pro^iivctor, iint-r.1 t.i apply for pvrmi."��ion to purchaw the folluftir.it deseril* Han.ls: fc Commencing at a post planted in thr vicinitv Of tlooae Hay, about thre��M'ighta of a m;V ��� --ui, of thv mouth of the Honan/a Crtak, and buag on thv aaatariy boundary of Timlwr Ltmll Ko y:>2til or No. SSSStL thence south 40 chains alnr.tt the easterly limit of said Timber Limit No 35281 or No 85280 41) chains, thencv Hit to the -11 n (4 "���'������������ Hay, a distance of 40 chains morv oi 1MB, thonce northerly along the shore of Uonse Hav 40 chains mon' or lew, thvnce westerly 4D clan's more or leas to point of commencement, ctmtairinu 160 acre* mote or leas. Hated March 7. 1911. PERRY QUEBNAN Pub. April 7. bkeena Land District���District of Coast Kangv 5 Take notica that William Franklin CatpuM ol Prince Kupert, B. C, occupation restaurant keeper, intendi to apply for permiasion to purchase the following deacribed land : Commencing at a post planted at the south ea.it corner of surveyed Lot 1712, thence f0 chains south, thance about 35 chains wvst to Lot 2'.>i, thvnce 20 chains north, thence 45 chiins wm thence about 25 chains north to Lot 306S. thvnev alwut 30 chains vast to aouth eaat cornvr of Lot ���"'���������. thence about 35 chains north to I ��� 1711, ihence about 66 chains cast to point of commence ment: containing 4S0 acres, more or less. Mated Feh. 15. 1911. Pub March 4. WILLIAM FRANKLIN CARPENTER mu Land District District oICi Take r.otici- that 1. Cbariai M. Knuusv of 1 r.f.c- Kupvri, li. C, occupation farmer, inlend to apply for Mra purchaaa the following ducnbsd bum t at a post planted alwut (S) thrw muth a 2 !U aaai of thi forks vt ��� ri.rT and Mai m*r, thence south >u chains. thrhc* wwt SO chain*, thencv north so chains, Koom House thence vast mj chain*. DiudAprilM. Ull. CHARLES M. RKOU8E I'ub. Ma> IS. Francis 8. Frestun, Agvnt $5180 $300 SlneatLud Di.iriet liinrici ..M'awlar Tan.' . - ���*��� 1. >a*ati llall.-n of Buertft. BUV5 elf pant fight rotttn B. C. .. --u|*-un carj>i-n-.��. intenil lu ap|al> m . lor twrrr.iM. n to purchM. the (olIuKinK iliacnlied 1 Bung.. .r.d.. I ..r.twi alaout .1 miloa < ' -.-.. (a.rka a.f tho .Vhlt* 1 0 ., .-.J Flat n..rv t-.-i.c. -.. ehalm eaatbttlieaeaM .���use un etiair., rtat. tinn- ru cl.aua. north. th.nw Ml bath, ai' rr.ciifiT. �� "ASK UNCLE JERRY" 19 7 n n 'room ^��u*e *n *ec* %p L I U U Modern cunven- .*th. (joAAA I 17 room Hou*<-in?ec- ^JUUU Modern conven- aest. 1'atr.i .\tr��l 1?. I Fub. Ma. I >\\ \\ HALLBN Francis S. i'n**ton, Amnj >k��*r.a I-sr.i Dutrict District of Caviar Takr notice t'.at l. J.il.n L. Mitchell of I'rince iiupert It Ca, uccj;��ation bookki��epvr. intvnd to ��ppl> for permisaion to purcha-v tl.t followmc ���:��*CfiU-d lands: Commencinf at a po*t plantvl about t&j five, rt.iles south and 1 une mile ant ut the forks of'no***-* lf0 chains thenre east 40 chains, ther.ce ��� Whiti ar.<i Flat n..r��. tnence nonn Ml chains nwtb bO chains to post of commencement. c��n Ska na Land DUtrict���DUtrict of Coast Kang 5 Take notice that Uenjamin Kueasl Kice of i r.'.re Kupert, B. C, occupation waiter, intendi to apply for parmission to purchaae the toUewbq e* cr;:-v* lands: Commanctnf at a post plantsd 65 chains south from tha south east corne of Lot 3060, thvnev 70 chaina west, thence 65 chaina north, thencv 70 chains east, thvnce 65 chains south to point fal commencement; containing 4 55 acres, mure or 1ms Poat marked It K. H , S. E. Cor. Dated Feb. 13, 1911. l��ub March 4. BENJAMIN Rt'SSKL RICK Skeena Land District-District of Coait Take notice that 1, Leslie f Walter, of Vancou* ver, H.C. occupation prospector, intvnds to apply fnr permission lu purchase thv followingde��> ,-nbed lands: OoUBMMlnS at a post planted and mnrked L. K. W.'s S.E. corner and immediately ndjoinintr putt markwl W.A.'s N.W. eorner; thenc Mftfa i * ��� hains. thvnce wvst H* chains, thence south i-t chains, thence east Ni chau.s. to jtoint of oom- mencement. containing BO arres. mora Of less. LESLIE E.WALTFl: Dated 1st Feb., 1911 Charles H. Allen. A��r*nt Fub. Feb. 25. Skeena Uml District���DUtrict of CoBst Take notice that Mra. I . C. Futnam of St Faul, Minnesota, occupation married aonan intends to apply for permisaion to purchase the following deacribed landa: Commencing at I post planted at thvSouth��ivt eorner of Lot No. 1733 marked Mm, L. C. Putnam's northeast corner, thence west 40 chains, thenre $2625 $50 Buyi two jtory Houae, 7 -. in trction om-. i th will rent a .V).foot SMOnd Avenuv. -. ��� T.c.- nut *o eh.in,. - > chain,. 1'atr.i April lh, If 11. I ub. May l.t. thrncr wuth 30 ehaina. JnllN I.. U1TCBBU. Krancta S. |-fr,ti-n, Agent ASK UNCLE JERRY" $100 .--keen. Land Dlatriel Dlatriel ��� I Caaaiar Ta��. nolle, that William I ratatt I wnrron -I l-rii.ct�� Rupert. B, t .. imi|.iiun carpenter. [BMada tu apply lur \. rniu#i- n tu |iurchwt> the -1 -ieacritK-d landa: ' ��� ��������� ��� I .- at a |K��t plantnl ml., at thr** mile, natt ������! ii.i I While j.l Flat I th. W, ar, Offering 235. mZZ Cu. ���;:, ��& X\e% *^! S Store on Sec- ****��� jjraUAM PBtDEMCK CAMBRON I'ki.l Apr.) I., lull. I'uh. Ma> 11. Francia S. I'mton, A|.nl tatning :120 acrea mnre or le Datnl March 20 1911. MKS. I. I'ub. April lb. Ueo. It. c. PUTNAM Tuina-n Asco ; Ararat, 25x47. tinnn l:"-v* "ne Storehome on PIUUU Tf.inl Avenue. eor I'.r month renU Store and W*m*m Uviog Room on Pulton Bt ��� r Root In tbt Banking Diatrict Skeena Land Diatrict���Dlalrict ol roam '..< ��� Take notice that -imorte Levtclt of I'rinc.' Kil^rt II. C. oceupation clerk, int-nda tu api'i> '"r permiaaion to purchaae the lollowing tii^-nhcl landa: Cemmencin, at a poat planted on ll I jiIk'N- Lake aliout 60 chain' north ������ i ��� '- ll ul Mid lake lLakelae River, thence '.'O etajM north, thf-nce about >..i chaini. ra<t to i I Lake, thvne. m.andwinB aaid lak. -'.' ra I ***** *rly dtrartion to point ol comni.nc.m.-a' taming HO acra., mor. or laaa. Poat matk.1 0. L. S. W. Connr. Dalai F.h. II, 1911. GEORGE LKVK h Pub. Mareh t. Skn-na Land Di.irict District ul Ca��lar T.ke nutice th.l I, Allred Kyle ol I'nnce Ru- l-ert. II l . uccupallun rlpcirtclan, inlund lo appl. t..r prrmlaakin lo purehaae Ihe hallooing I . I ummrncing al a popt plantrd about :li three "";;��� itt, al tta l,,rk. ul the tthilr and Flat ' ""^Ti'TX *���**** l'l*"'"* **,._., tcv* hm/m r tv-frt-tet, "���"���""���* �� ��t��toa atMk, tkaae. Fl**��_ eiirmrul Luimh.. R.ngeM oaat Di.tr,... ASK UNCLE JERRY *""��� ,h*,"w ����� 'h*"" ***** ****** *���> mm** Skcn. IJind Dlalrict-Diatrict ol t i-Mt Itan. ' T.ke nntlre lhat Mary lleatiu. llililir tlcturi., H. I'., occupation houaakatpet , to apply fur |H>rmlaaiun to purehaae IM ' daMrifaad landa: $800 Hi.;.- lnt it, a-.cticiii 1. ti-rma for l.iilanrt. m^t. Dat.-I \|til \r. I'ul. Mai I.I. 1911. ALFRED KVTE FraneU .^. I'naton. Agent SONS OF ENGLAND Election of Office Bearers Tuesday Night J3760. Brpfld ^a^e at '^e Qua^y ^ahw Bread CLIFTON'S 5 Centa a Loaf For 20 $1.00 *t Bread Bring the onl�� baktr In Princ, Rupart Importing H-.ur iiir-vct from ti���. funoua Ogillva'i Mill,, quality pt bread antl w��iKt,t __,__ \���, r���]M ���.������ ami not.. u���. prife -Twenty for One Dollar Call our Wagon or 'Pfione 65 or 294 green G. T. P. WON AGAIN Trimmed the Wanderers Bowling Match Office bearer, were elected Tuesday night by the Soda of England Society <>f Prince Rupert (S.O.E, in M.S. Lodge Prince Kupert No. :ilSj at a meeting of the lf*lKe held in the Carpenters' Hall. The foi- That (.. T. P. bowling aggrega- lowing were the officers appointed, don can't be beaten. Lasl night President, B. A. Woods; I'.im they put it all over the quartette President, W. T. Barnes; Vice- from the Wanderers'Club in Mor- President; A. E. Clark; Chaplain, $840 $550 $600 $400 Baay Priea This Buys lot in aection 6. it> a n.u*. for caah. Huya two lots in aectinn .'.. Kaay termK. Huvk lot in sertion 6. Priee |10n, 'i.KHl term, nn bat. Huy* lul in section fl. PriCt Price 1880, Sk.��na Und Dl.trl. t- Dlalrict uf Can Takr n..|ii-.. that I. William Andrra.m. ..f V.n- ���' IV"- I"' u|.ali.,n .-Irrk. Intrnda t.i apply ���a a..i.,ii to pareaaat Um r>ali<iwinvdiaM-rib- ml lanal. ' nrm.at a P<��t plantnl an<l marknl W. \ ��� iti.fa.i eoemr.aad al-.ut 1 mile fr.��n Alea- anal... Hi. han nurth.-tn l>,und.iy lm��. thenrr -, ihenc* eaal 10 chain, thencc .. Iuna-, thenrr ��c��t Oi rhaina. tu puint nf | c immencvmunt rnnt.lnlni 1120 acn. mure nr .���.immenrcim-nl. cunialnlnirMu arrea m..rr..r loaa. Daied April 17. lull WILLIAM ANDRRSON, pat..| l-t I el, mil Charlea II. Stark. Airent I'uli. reh. 2a. Ml ehaina .uuth thrnee Itl cbalna aaat, t ch.ina north, thence 40 chair.a vast 10 | ru.nn.rnci-mi-nl, cunt.lnln. .'I'.'o .en-- naa��� ��� MARY IIKATON till.DFIt-l.' I w Datnl April 17, lltll. I'uli. May 6. skerna Uml Diatrict DUtrict ul CoaK ��� Take noticv thai Aleiander Mcliiii��l couxer, II t'., uccup.tlun re.1 retail1 intend* lo appb fnr prrmtaaloti tu pufcl lullumlna dnu-riU'd landa: Commencing at a poat planteil 40 chali Irom the auutharrt comer nl Iaii '.*'���''-. chalna aouth, thrnee 40 ehaina wept, thi ehaina mirth, thenee 40 chaina ea.t In I"''' .-���keena Und ll.lrirt Di.irict nl Quern Chariott. T.ke notic th.t Fr.nk Uilck of Wood.toek. tint, oecup.lion hookkwper, Intend, tn apply lir laermiaaion to purchue the following dearrilieal land* Cummenein, .1 a traat planted about aeven mile. ��e��t and two mllea aui.ih ol Ihe mi ml of Stanley Creek where ll emptlea Into Naden llarlmr, t.raham laland, Ihenee no chalna anuth Read The Daily News risons' Alleys. The Wanderert led in the first Kame liy 17 pins, but in tin- second round the G. T. P, led by 101 pins. The scores were: G.T. P.��� Crandall.. Melville.. Chalmers. Mader,.. Edy..., Total Wanderer ���Mtl'itis iToby,. I Beak.., " Peclc Mlllv,Ult;y A. Kllis; .Secretary, F. V. irk; Treasurer, A. W. Silver- sides; First Committee Man, S. Kuik; Second Committee Man, E. Unwin; Inner Guard, A. W. Silversirhrs. The society now iitimbcrs o%-er twenty members, and is in a thriving condition, New members areal all dmoswelcomod, Englishmen, and ihe descendants of Englishmen are eligible for membership, also Welshmen. The sodet) is social, and fr.tiernal antl aims it iiuititiK Englishman for nnitu.ii benefit Total���8373 47 | INSERT YOUR LAND PURCHASE NOTICES IN THE NEWS THERE Is an Inertaring dtmsnd for * tlwellinK bottStl ami apartment-. Anyone having hotifea ami apartmentt> for rent to he vacant at any time in the HT""' a.*,? Jh?'n" "*���'������"���������� "'> ehalni north , , . ' thenee m chalna w��t to |adnt nl commencement r.l-ar future allOtllll list them With U�� at ""* enntaninit r.(0 acrea more nr lew. once aa we have many tleman.la by mail i^tSSt ^ ,!"' NuTi^mr1;"^ from partiea whotleaire to secure quarters by the time they arrive here skeen. Und Dia'iict-Diatrict ol Coast Take notiee thai lml W. Uohler ol Imi,,,,,, I AM ilailv naknil mv ftnlnlnn ������ i��� .,. ""I*****, occupation laimer, Intenda to apply f���r I-.*, ttailj BSKItl m> Opinion IS tO the permiaaion lo purch.-* the lullnwin( nW'til,, I permanent values of real estate in ���*___ ,,.:_ d .. . e - . ' ommendnn .1 . poat pl.ntnl at the nnrth- 1 rince Kupert for investment. To all eaat onmer of a. UtUocfr pre-emptinn thenre M,.l, snqnlrlei I honestly state that any SUa?affile2W����J?�� 9 I'rince Kupert properties, at liresent eommeneement mntalnln. 30 arn>- mnr,. a.r |r. valuations, are a gootl investment, i'uh April 33 ' but 1 a<lvi.��e my clients who are tleair- ous of takinir advantage of "snaps" to invest only where offerings are mnile nt much below present market limitations. UfE nre tilile to pick up forotirclienta " who have renily cash for investments good properiie, al from 20 to .III CL, MaTrT/l"T^"' per cent, below thc market by careful Puh' Aw" 22' watching of fluctuations anil chances by our staff. If you have cash for in- : vestment ami are looking for real bar- J gains eall in ami talk il over I can I show you how to make (rail k pr���,���. RICH W. UOHLKH rrnl llaniplnn, Afent 'ALKXANDKK MclM" " I'ub. May 6 Skeena Und Diatrict-Dlatrict ol Cnaat I T.ke notice lhat 1, Uuchlan Jnhn Mil | Victoria. 11. C. occupatiun teacher. "'���' apply fnr permiaaion to purchaae lhe fOaWiai .1-*rrila<-a| landai Commencini at a poat planted 65 cl.oli' " from the aoutneaat corner ol lxit 1060, llll chaina aouth, thenc. 40 chalna weat, ll.i*** *' ehaina north, thence 40 chalna eaat to point ��� eummrncemenl. contalnina 160 acree mort ol'I**: l.At'CHLAN JOHN SMANAHAN Datnl April 17. 1911. I'uh. May 6. Skeena Land Dlatrlft-DMrlrt of CoMj ' Take notiee that Uttle McTnlah nl Vii . II. C. occupation main..I woman. Inu-i arialv fnr permiaaion to purchsae the lolle.me deacrihnl landa: , Cnmmencln, at a poat planteil at lhe nt' M corner 100 chalna eaat and 30 chai. Irom the northeaat rorner ol Ixit IttS, H Survey, Coait Dlalrict,Rente 5,thrnci. -' aoulh, thence 80 chalna eaat, thence Ml ra�� nnrth, thence 40 chalna weat, thenn ehan" <outh. tlience 40 chaina weat to poat ol commencement, cmuainln, 400 acrea more or lw. , . . Haled Mav 3. IB1I. I.OTTIK Mcl >( ! I'uh. May 6. Kml W. It.lal" ' ' Skeena Land Dlalrict -Dlalrict of Coa-t I! ���' Take notiee that Grace MeTa lah. ot VlMt II. C . Skeena Und Diatriet -Di.trict of COM H.hae -, . Take notice that I. Lionel Klmt.lev ,,f {������,���.. ' �� ' ������ occupation married woman, inlenila ������ ��� ..rrupation mlnrr. inlrnal tttaDDb '"r P****** ** I'urchM. the Mlowln, dearMN'i Commencina al a pt��l plantnl at U�� "jj*jj" crner loo chalna eaal and 20 chalna nnrth "' llaenonhraat corner nl Ut 1116, llariey I I na��t Diatrict, Karaite 6, thenee 40 ch.it- ' thenee SO chalna nnrlh, thence 10 chn'i.a ��' '��� thenee **u chalna aouth to poal ol commrncin""' coniaininit aso acrea more or leaa. ,.isll Dalnl May 3, I'll 1. tlltACK Mfl .\v ,s" Puh. May 6. Fred W. Uohler, Aif"1 ������-��� ��������� - a ���:..,........ MII,I.T. . ...4> ���., ,0 B.���J.. tor permiaaion lo purchaae Ihe followlnit 4am3 land-: n, al . poat n| rf IM 992, Ita Commmrln, at a pnal plantnl near lhe anulh weat rorner of IM 992, ltati(e 5, Co,,, |li.|rir, thence we.1 40 chains, Ihenee anntl, mi rhaina llaenre eaal IO rhaina, thenoe r.nrtl, HO chain to l.lDNKi. KINOSLKY Skeena Und Dlalrict -District of t)������n Chariott. Take nolice that Hubert t) C,e. of 1*]___ lliipert. II c . nrcupallon afi-nl. intenda Skeena Land Diatrict Dlatriel nl ( oa��t Take notice that William McTaviah of >��""'. pallon physician, intenda W �� ; >. Jeremiah H. Kugleri| ��� an.,., liraham laland. thenn- ea.l in ,1,,,. therv north 10 cha'na, thenre .eat |0 r[JJJ|;;- thenr. muth 40 chalna lo i��,i���, ,,f commennull.1,".' ���nd com.lnint 160 arrn. more ,��� ^"""""eement iBSSfP^ Wmmml&aa Coaal lll.trlrt, li:,!.,-,. B, ... thenre 60 chalna north. Ihence 60 chalna thence 60 chalna aoulh to poat nl mm********* cnntalnlna '160 arrea mnre nr leas. ., ,r,VK|| Dated May 3, lull. WILLIAM A. M^^^i I'uh. May 0 jrVetl W. UoIiITj *��"" THE DAILY NEW;s WE HAVE BUYERS FOR LOTS IN STEWART Samuel Harrison & Co. Brokers, Prince Rupert and Stewart, B. C. Agent* for Stewart Land Company, Limited �� i* - LYNCH BROS. \ \ \ l \ i 11 �������� General Merchandise Largest Stock ii I I \ \ I | - THE COSY CORNER = | I DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN j \ I 4.wm-w-_-m..-..-m.wmm aa^.^.^.~aa~+ ~~~~~~. .^.^ ^.^.+ 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 I'rince Kupert 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. Lowest Prices in Northern B. C. -~+*+���- I I h -���U LAND PURCHASE NOTICE Sketna Uwl Dtatrict���DUtrirt of COM Run 5 Take initio- Uml Henry Macartney ol I'rince Kupert. B. Cm oceuptUon minrr, inti'mln to npply [or pcrnbilon tn purchase ilu- followinK dwcrilied la-ilk Commebdng at a punt planted on the Houth �� ;,��� ot Kxcfaunulki Ki\t-r. about 2 1-2 miles from Itj n'Mluifiv vttb tlie Skeena Kiver and about 1 .' mUff W*l 'feni Kxchunioika rapids, tbence 80 cmii.s MTili, thrnee 10 chainn eaat. thence SO c a/* nuth. theDM 10 chuina went to point o commencement, containinK 1120 acres more or lc-*. pari mirked "II.M. B.W, cor." [feted \JJ. mil. HKNKY MACARTNEY Fub. April 89. I Und Pirtrict���Pbtrlrt of Coast Taka DOtiCl that I. William Melville Corley Dl 'I.-nn,i.'. Ontario, occupation clerk, intend I- r permtaton to purchase the followinK . Itndi: Conumodn at a poal nlanted at the northwest Mm i f Lol Ml A Ka .ik 5, Coaat Diatrict, thence list I i������ ill t, thenca north 40 chains, tbence west 10 chainn to HeH'!i Cute slouch, thence along 1 <:.} tu polnl of commencement, con- \\ ��� |60 scras mure or \tm* Dttl ! April ti, 1911. WILLIAM MELVILLE COKLEY 1'ui. April W. Store Uad DUtrict -Dintrict oi Coaat Rasga r> Taki- notice that I, Charted A. Vhubhan of Princ* Rupert, H. C. uccupation merchant, intend ippfy (ur permisaian to purchase the followinK landi: 1 ' ndn| at , |... i planted on the aouth tm** of KxrfumiMks Kiver and about four milee Rtienca with the Skeena Rlvar, thence i i t, linnet BO chains north, thence 80 -. thonea an chains south to point of ��� nt, containing ��40 acrea mon* or leaa. XI, 1811 CIIAKLES A. VAUGHAN I'ul'. April i'.-. I District District of Coast lUnge ^ ��� *���"- Wtlcc th.t 1, Frank Hicks of Port Es- KUpatton imtrchaiit. uit.-n.i to apply ��� to purchase the folltmimr describe>l lain!*: CoAmendni ut a post planted on the aouth ���M ol ii.. Kvihumsiks Kivor and about four IU conlluenee with the Skivna Kiver, chalu wivt, thence ao ebaina north, chalna east, thencv south 80 ehaina tt point "f cimimencrnent, containinK 040 acre* ; "��� > ; '.* ',''/���;' -1. 1911. FRANK HICKS "ub. April 29, kMt Und District -District of Coast IUnKe 6 lake nutice lhat Mary Maragret Cillla of Viewy, If. ( ., occupation hou��ki��per intenda to nil*'i ''/^"'"'""Won to purchase tho followinK ���Mribod lands: Umm.-ticu.t: at a post planted at the north eait fwwrol u,t to��7, thvnev 20 chains west, thonce gjnuu soutli, thvnce 20 chaina weot to T. L ��� -'������ mm alNiut hu chains north to Lakelet STURDY OLD CENTRE ST. DAINTY DESSERT Mock Charlotte Made Good, Makes Good Mock charlotte is a dainty dessert) arid one very appetizing for an invalid. To a pint of boiling water add sufficient corn- Btarch in make only fairly thick. Flavor with Bugar, salt and vanilla to taste. Beal the whites of three eggs very Mill. Into the beaten whites pour the cornstarch and beat with a spoon (;.s une dues boiled icing) Until '-early cold. Place in a dish, and serve with a sauce made as follows: Into one cup of milk add die bo ,ten yolks of the three eggs, llavorii t; with vanilla and BUgcr to taste. Place in a double boiler and cook, stirring constantly. Do not allow- to boil. Tht? result is a smooth, yellow sauce, which may lit? poured over the white pudding. EMBROIDERY IDEA Pretty Plan with White Lingerie Frocks AN INCENTIVE TO MATRIMONY Dame Fashion turns n> into slaves; She makes us fetch .nitl carry, And now she's doing all she can To make us spinsters marry, The bachelor girl is made to sett She cannot live alone, For fashion has arranged things so lt simply can't be done. E'en though one wants him not, one must A husband havi;, alack! For all the stylish blouses now Are buttoned up the back. Double Weekly Service S.S. PRINCE RUPERT and S.S. PRINCE GEORGE For Stewart, Sundays, 8.00 a 111. For Vancouver Victoria AND Seattle Mondays and Fridays at 8 a.m. ! I TEMS OF SPORT! By the victory in the final of the English Football cup Bradford City has the honor of being the firsl holders of the Association cup the third of the series. FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE : : Fm- nil kinds of help, rooks, waiters, dishwashers, hotel porters, all kinds of laborers or me- l-llllllil-S, L-llll ll|l Phone No. 178 or call ni tin- Grand Hotel Free Employment Office Headquarters for cooks a waiters Francisco Cordon Brown, one of the best known fooiball players i \i-i developed on the Yale team, a|.<^..-^..-^.. died ol diabetes at Glenhead the other day. I le was a nephow of J, Pterpor.1 Morgan. KIDNEY ROLLS Under Twice the Traffic Other Streets of IS STILL IN SHAPE ,',!���""'"'", n";"",ll'fln�� "H rlnrnpitnui la I "M Lest Any Mistake Exist About the Situation Regarding This Plankway, Gen. Supt. Mehan Explains the Position of the G. T. P. Users of Centre street (and who does not use Centre street iu this city) will readily appreciate the fact that fully a hundred per cent more traffic passes up and down I this much travelled plankway, than passes along any other street in town. Considering this Centre street is really in pretly fair shape, but in case the public may be under any misapprehension regarding the relations of the Grand Trunk company with the city council over this particular street, Gen. Supt. Mehan just mentions in passing, that his interview with Aldermen Kerr and Morrissey on the .subject was a very amicable one. An impression may exist, however, that thc'G. T. P. are no longer supplying lumber for the repair of Centre street. This is not so. The city s all along been at liberty to A new idea in embroidery is to decorate while lingerie frocks with colored oval disks. One very effective dress illustrating this was of whiit dimity, while du- disks were of pale pink linen, and in three sizes. They wore applied to the hem of the skirt to form a deep border in (line rows, the largest tlisks being at the but loin. The small, st si/e only was used on the edge of the sleeves and to form a motif on the blouse-front. These tlisks may be easily cut from a cardboard pattern. Thoy Tasty Dish for Breakfast Table For those who like kidney, rolls made of kidney meat are very tasty. Mix one-half cup stale bread crumbs, one-haif small onion, finely chopped, ami one-half tablespoon finely-chopped parsley. Season with salt und pepper and moisten with beaten egg. Spread mixture on thin slices of bacon and fasten around pieces of lamb's kidney, using skewers. Bake in a hot oven for twenty minutes. ���i. Prince Albert sails for Port Simpson, Naas Itiver l'oints, Masset, Natlen Harbor, every Wednesday, 1.00 p.m. and fori Refuse Kay, Skidegate, Queen Charlotle City, Lockeport, l'a- roii, Jedway, Ikeda Huy, Rose Harbor and return via Queen Charlotte City every Saturday, 1.00 p.m. The Grand Trunk Railway Syitem Connecting with trains from the Paeitie coast operates a frequent and convenient service of luxurious trains over its double track route between Chicago, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Halifax, Portland, Boston, New York and Phila-1 , delphia. Information ard tickets ob- W^K"' question is the only tainable from the ollice hereunder men- that stands in the way. tioned. Trans-Atlantic bookings by all lines arranged. ROGERS & BLACK WHOLESALE DEALERS IN li.uln promoters declare they have made considerable headway toward securing the signatures of Packey McFarland and Matt Wells to articles calling for a fight in June. Wells is the champion British lightweight. It is said the See Us for Prices, ling ___________________ Building Material, Cement, Lime, Hair-fibre Plaster, Coke, Blacksmith Coal, Common Brick. Pressed Brick Shingles, Lath, New Wellington Coal ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY PILLED Phone No. 116 A. E. McMASTER FREIliHT AND PASSENGER AGENT Canadian Pacific Railway SUMMER EXCURSIONS PRINCE RUPERT After leading by six runs at the [ opening of the ninth Detroit lost , the firsl game of the series with the Boston Red Sox because Boston got to W'illet for seven runs and seven hits in the ninth after Detroit had tied die score in their half of tin- ninth. Boston batted in two runs in the first half of the tenth while Detroit could nol gel a man to first in the extra inning. FRANK D. KEELEY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST Phone No. 200 P. o. Box 580 PRINCE UUPERT. B. C. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ w. j. McCutcheon ? FASHIONABLE BONNETS Who Should and Who Should Not Wear Them Bonnets are worn a great deal at die present lime and prominent milliners say that they will be in fashion throughout the summer ami probably in the fall. The type of bonnet one BOC8 most often on ANU IlKTttRN AMI HKTI'KN Winnipi-ir JUn.im St. Paul.. J90.IIO Turiitito DM.50 ChioaKO Uri.rill Muntrol 1U6.00 New York.. . .1M.6H Fur full infnrmutiun cull un or write J. G. McNab Coast to Coast OCEAN TO OCEAN Tickets To All Points ROGERS' Steamship and Railway Agency Second Ave. Phone 116 Manager Jack Tight has shifted his batting front shoving ("ruik- shank to the top and dropping General Agenl ('oacsh into fifth place. ("ruik- shank delivered the hits all right, j so he will be kept there for awhile. *mmmmmmmmmmmt This quiet young man seems in be quite a ball player no matter where he is placed. X Carrta complete Hook of Drtw, BpmUI + 4- attention i>aiil t�� Milns im-si-rii.tions. J X Theatre Block phomi ko. -.*> Second Ave. + CARTAGE and STORAGE G. T. P. Transfer Agenta Orders promptly filled. Prices reu��onable. OFFICE- H. U. Rochester. Centre Sl. Phone ��(. Reilly's Bakery Lunch Empress Theatre Basement James Jarvis, the national amateur champion lightweight boxer, has been suspended for six months j by the registration committee of | Cor. 2nd Ave. and 6th Street the Amateur Athletic I'nion for lu lirh tliri-Ction taa Ukelse Inka. llaralCC I Hi I II. - -.1 lut,,. i i���t ,,t c?,n,m..nccm.���r I <'lk1, **** th<; lumber needed from "twimiiH I'lii scrm, mure ur less L.I r* t* *a i . 11 r* i��."ii"T,: u' a "��� K��%m�� Itl,c ('- T- I ��� >'iiri,s al Hi,>'s Covt>- IN*.Mirth4.' J"' (Of late the broad planks have been MAHY MAKCAKET OII.U8 \ ,,,���, ���,, ,,���, lW() ()f ,,,,. |lum,wi.r '"X, gss?j>anih^i:;,,iH;s make ,lu-��"����bwadth M '������" occupation butcher. Intends to apply ' ,1... uiiurli. I.rotfl one '��� '" purchaw the lulluwing descrilied "'' *'"������" ,,nM" '""- Im st s n,.i _*.___, u. . Gen. Supt. Mehan wishes s punt plsnted aliout seven 1 Ir.J.. lo 1 wrtrW 'tTTKW>��'��"' ,hl' ���,rrival ,,f *,r- Chamber- :.:;- 'SfrJSr $ SS_ _*_�� Wn before arranging for tl.e re- ��� * NkAprli: '"��� ����t, Ihenn. HU chsins north, ��� ������ i-.iaii tu iKiinl ul ciimmenei.inent a' ' .'��� tu-ri-ii iiiiar.. urli-w. 17. mn oboroi nuauxion Nun.s 1 i.iia.r.. aient iberlain wished to defer the re planking of Centre street because lis previous visit, Mr. Cham- ��� Groceries Provisions Fruits Vegetables m u u u m Info We huve just received a large t.lii|uiK'nt of 2nd and McBride Telephone No 187 Christie's Over 10(1 different kinds STALKER & WELLS retiring from the final round of the Metropolitan boxing ch . lonship recently after a disagreem nt. arc then basted in position, machine-stitched twice close to the edge to prevent fraying, the material beneath cut away and the machine-stitching then covered by two rows of fancy chain stitch. On the gown described, one row of the chain stitch was in pink, tint other in black. ��� MOTHERING CLASS" Live Baby Figures in College Clan Now 1 T | l��luinli Uml Diatriet���llislrict ol building of llll Skiims P|-i I. J. 0 McNab ol Prince Itu- I if the Stalioll .1 (racial sm.nt, inteml io apply "'I't"-p'-ct lur cnsl snd pelrc.leum bill fhugs huve been seltletl tin 'I. .'. 'IWIIanl la.n,la.. n sir rt until the sitiM intl other G. T. I*. . I .IiwiImhI Unali: ' ��7:J>��Tpisnied .1 tho��,. h-eut |This may alter the position of thc t IM ';"' ���'.''''uwiiih pA Orsham lsiand. 1 ';, McN., S E. Curner, tha.nc. si,,, V "* n"rlh m c,,���ln������ thence -*���*��,,.���'.,';, *"'* *""*' m ch,ln" to point ol ;''-'". J. a. McNAB rc" - ' WUson (lowing, Auent .." ;V1rT1,1"-lrlctolCo��IUnp,V "���** Jack llclfonl ���| Kel,nley, <*''l�� ii, ., " "'��� ""upsllon ovor-looker, In- iThSSli to purch""'th" �� "t �� POM planled ul s point In the '"��� "(.timber limit .IH;l2�� and In Boast . (beuce ". "" .-sa sfotessid 1 I .-reul In sn cterly d.-ctlun '���' tgm In tho westerly III, It ol "��� 'mt*I In I southerly direction -��-aa|, ' ��� I'.'aaaaaa .. . |���nni in 1 "I I iml��.r limit ttmm snd '"���ttlcl, a a..'"' u' 'ut WD, Itentce 6 Co; '��� ""id limits interact, Ihei '" , limit ol lot ;IH8U slutes " .''",",",'."'l Hndl 11 cbains more ''"'Hy limn ul timber limi Um, - -��� ..������"-���' Umlt 116776, "i> dlnftlon iil.ua,. ihe last men- ImliaSc? ___** V> m* MM) ill -IM21I, thence In a northerly ��M�� more ur Ion to the point ol JACK DEUKORU ii. ���' I. Hsra Msv Mule ol PrTnc. ^cupatliin .nfniter, Intsnd to purchase the lollowini -.1 .... s llislrict ol Cnsst llanee 6 fine ,- * fi* plsnled st the north - '' i* *ll __"' ,l"n���� ��- <;����"t lliitrlct II ��K& t'"nM norlh 25 IHH ��� ' ��� 10 tfflS ,ihw,w B0'lh 20 chsins ' I -rm-____*> thenc. .nuth 4f. chain, m ���i '���'Cu �� al ..r |, I An.. Aptll I ! ii. m, >, cuntslnini 112 acres 'LAKA MAY LITTLE .. 9? Uml lu I.. ,'.'," "'''rict ���"' thai El ItMi PUrthni lhe Inllnwini, ,T, strict, and meanwhile the (i. T. P. are supplying lumber to keep the street in repair. The transfer men had offered to haul the lumber free for the repair of the street, but they seem to have backed down, and the city does this Mehan remarked that considering Our schools are turning out thotUUlds Ol girls every year thai are in no essential lilted for matrimony, livery woman should know about the care "f babies, whether their own or those of some one else. In the English school they have added to the curriculum a cl.iss which may be called "mothering. practical and theoretical." A real. Mr | live baby has been engaged as the "subject," while a trained nurse the amount of traffic passing along J '��*�� ��� ** *��� hospitals explains Centre street, its state of repair, to the pupils the best way o Md the fact thai not a single b��the and clothe it and generally serious accident has ever yet befallen a team upon it, is evidence of the efficiency of the city employee looking after the planks, and shows that he is supported as regards lumber supply by the G. T. P. Yukon Now Open Dawson, May HI.���The Yukon river is now open at Dawson. It is expected that all jams between here and Lake Labarge will be gone in ten days, so that the how to be a good mother. (iirls must be seventeen or over to enter this class. Each girl takes her turn in looking after the baby, a plump little girl a^cd thirteen weeks, livery little duty which the careful mother has to attend to in the home is taught the girls by the trained nurse. How to bathe the baby, how to cut out and make clothes for it, how to mix foods, scientific fettling and hygiene.cooking for the home and how to detect illness. They are taught to distinguish the "teeth the street is built up ill rough straw, has ji round crown quite covering ihe head down to the neck in the back and a slightly projecting poke brim, and is trimmed with .i big bow set low in the back, antl perhaps by some little prim nosegay or single liowcr posed near the edge of the brim in front. The brim may be lined with contrasting color or with self color. Hut. it iiiusi not be imagined that all bonnotsara built upon the simc simple and conservative lines. Some ol them are extremely audacious ami m.iiin of them, tin- fortunately, unspeakably vulgar antl ugly, l-'.vi-n die conservative ami really pretty models arc not suitable for all women, They are becoming and BVOt) attractive on a young and slender girl, but look perfectly hitlt I and absurd upon short fai women who have passed the period of Iheir youth. ...Whites Portland Cement... C. EMMERSON AUENT Phone 125 Naden Block Second Ave W. L BARKER Architect St'oontl avenue nml Third street liver WVsteiiliaver Hros.' Ollice. ADVERTISE IN NEWS THE Hislrlot ol 00Mt U��mk.-6 w.jBtSufcSjl^lsteameri can start for Dawson tanks antl Iditarod. Eight ing" cry from (he "stomach" cry ml tons of freight and.several'lhc "pin" cry from just plaii The baby obligingly (Inn I, ���* """iwinK iinsCTinw , i ��� ��� , hi si ��� rairl ���, ' ,," !''���� I>lant��l st tbo south-1, ' '��� <l*���>'..���,,,,.,; '"""i ������l 30 chsina hunt , ""'la U> shalni mora or loss, i ,;, ���'';�����ratWOJ lo,., thonc. north, lllllli S.S. INLANDER ...FOR... HAZELTON Take the fast liglit-tlrnught steamer Inlander for Hnzelton, H. B. Rochester Agent UUNRO * I-AII.KY Architects, Stork I lu 11, linn, St'i'otnl Avenue. BTUART & STB WART ACCOI'NTANTS -:- AUIIIIOKS I.aw-1'.utler Building I'hone No. 280 Prinos Kupert P.O. Box 351 AI.EIlEn CARSS, C. V. HENNETT, H.A. at Mr ii i.la l '..liiinl .ii. uf ll.C.. Ontario. Sas- and Manilla,ki |lnrs. kntrhewsn nnd Al berta Ilsrs. CARSS & BENNETT Barristers, Notaries, Etc. Olfleo��� Exrhnnirr block, corner Thlnl avenue snil Sixth street. I'rince Ruuert. Prominent among the many claimants for the premier honors of the division which Abe Audi has dominated so long will be Pal Moore. Digger Stanley, Billy Allen, the great Canadian boxer, and Al. Delmont. Jem Driscoll may also try to lay a claim to recognition, but it is now taken for granted that the Englishman has graduated into the lightweight Class. A sliuly of the records show that Billy Allen has as gootl it claim as anyone to the title. t, Rochester & I���7 ^ Monroe Ladysmith v LOAL .-:-vqli-. Phoneiis Joe Acton, tlie clever English wrestler, who now makes his home in Everett, must not be confused with old Joe Acton, also an Englishman, who wiis once -,i champion, but has now retired. The Everett man is right in his prime, while the veteran of the same name has passed out. ^=E. EBY tl. Co.== .BRAL ESTATE Kitsumkalum Laml Kor Sale KITSI'MKAI.CM - U. C. WM. S. BALL, I.. D. S.. U. U.S. Dentist. Crown anil Bridge Work a Specialty. All dental liberations skilfully trentnl. tin. nnd local nnnsthetlr. Administered for the pninlcM extraction of teeth. Consultation trpp. Offices: llolirerpon lllis-k. I'rince Runert. 11-12 HANDASYDE C& HURT AIIKNTM lull frSBL, MAI'IIINKRY ...ANII t'ONTHAimiHH lUPRJaW... P. O. Box 436 - Office 3rd and Fulton 1\ O. ItOX 2.1 I'RINCE RUPERT JOHN E. DAVEY TEACHEH OK SINGING j POnt OF WM. I'llXIIN, K��H.. A.It.A.M.,"MIN., F.NU. WILL STOP THE MILLS Lumber Combine Afraid We are Getting too Much A DRASTIC ACTION Mills Catering to Retail Trade to Stop on Saturdays Others to Stop Work on Four Days Each Month. (Canadian Press Despatch) Seattle, May 17. -The lumber manufacturers of Oregon and Wash ington have entered into an agreement to curtail the ptilput of lumber by 800,000,000 feel per year, The plan involves the suspension of those mills catering to the retail trade every Saturday, Those mill-. which deal with the cargo shipping trade will shut down for four days each, every month. Prince Rupert Lodge, I.O.O.F. NO. 63 Meets in tlie Helgerson Hlock Every Tuesday Evening All members of the order in the city are reipiestt-il to visit the lodge. G. S. JOHNSTONE, N.G. MORTON, Secretary. F. W. HART UNDERTAKER & KMHAI.MEIt stuck i-oMl-l.KTi: Utile's NEWS Agency Magazines :: I'erinilicals :: Newspapers CIGARS :: TOBACCOS :: FRUITS G.T.K WH A UK FOR SALE Rmonorlft *'''- Muti'i i ,""rt' ��� ub- April l.v' '""1 KUilIN S. I1ETWILEK , , Mil CampboU. Agent I(J' eight SCOWS, Iretl head of live stock will be IfOUghl by the licet with the aid the "pin" temper onstratos all varieties of yel staled intervals. Fruit : Produce : WHOLESALE Feed all ,H. H. Morton - 3rd Ave. GEORGE LEEK MERCANTILE AC.ENCV COLLECTIONS ANI) UEI'llllTS Election of Officers The following officers were elected yesterday by Prince Rupert Typo. Union No. 413, for tin- ensuing year: President, S. I). Macdonald; Vice-President, Edgar Cho&tCj Executive Committee, F, Storck, 11. K. Potts, E. J. Waterman; Secretary-Treasurer, W. D. Black. Lots 5 and 6, Itlnck 2k, Section 1. 18000, 86 per cent, cash, balance 1, 2, it years, 7 per cent. GEO. W. MORROW 1076 Nelson St., Vancouver, B.C. SIXTH BTREBT I'lllNC.E KUPEKT Read The Daily News ��� BOWLING, "SBH j 4 AUryn. 7 TftbU'n. A K'mhI MM* clni\ AcW*ftn*tmrt, LtdlMOVCfy kftcrnooii, Newman Blook( hi* ' tweon 8tn and vth st��. ' tid mohiuson. Proprietor nn<i UAnim E (44444444444444444444444 THE D AI L Y N E W 9 NEW EMPRESSES WILL BE SPEEDY Contract Calls for 23 Knots on Their Trial BOSTON AND THIS CITY Grand Trunk May Put Line Into Boston Classified One of thi- bast service! the There buyer and seller, employer snd worker, landlord snd tenant, ""-.''.. m reduce its mon ground. To put tnii modern convenience in reach of everyoni '��� ' ��� , ?, 0f 95 cents. rate to a nominal price of a cent a word per insertion. M '"* " " Here is our Classified Advertising Column for today. "a.... ����� ��� Advertisements Ouijpecials LAND PURCHASE NOTICE Stikine Laml District -Dlitriot a,l a , Tuke notice thut Christian A. 'tvr- the modern newspaper gives the public is in the .... Rdvertleement columns. '" of ..tilers meet on com - .. CONTINUOUS LINE FROM pRQGRAM OF S.A. ENTERTAINMENT ^~ Devotes Much . To-Morrow at 8.15 P.M It is stated that the two new Empresses which the C, P. R, art having built foi the Pacific trade will be ol 16,000 tons, making them the largest boats in'the tr.ui- Big Newspaper P.f in. trade, The contract calls Space to Interview with-Pres for a speed of 23 knots on their Hays and Vlce-Pres, Fitzhugh Chairn,; run at This is ki. ��� in hour faster than the record made In the Empn ss ol Japan Prii 11 elevei yea - vhen she crossed ton, by ! Lost and Found + i + Elegant rwms; r.a.a l| ��� in ****l. Th* Hulkley Block. Sth Ave., r....: F ill ' 1 v-lr. trial. Lin they will 1 sea speed "! Is ki Great Significance to Prince \ Rupert. LOST-A bunch of keys, i ��� ' to News Office. Mn;.. a."Man si HI found - A C��r.��r>- Bird. 0.-.-.. UiSS E. A. FrOUd b����PW��t��oJ.ll.X��ochl lAvt leans j Leaf ���- Opei . i Ei -.������������ Johnstone Recital n Shelling Beans Rupert linked with Bn- , Gla'iys ^'''t," \w, i Recitation .. The Maple continuous line ol Msble Viereck in ten days, ten hours. If the new railway, sometime in the very near Sol�� Sell ted.. Mrs ... ��� . . , . ' Recitation I Must .Not le future, i- n tin- horoscope, ac- Us Kelly cording i the information obtain- Co��?et,s Selected.. ..Mr. Miller i.< ....'.' ���* l.'V!' f For Rent were speeded they coul cross ii, i ight days, . ��� m hau��e. partly furalafced, Par.iorium. ase Mother .\>w T-rajom houae on Ambra-. =. , ' ,, ,. ��� ����� ... ,,, <-.i.illin>.ss m.h��i for rem. Ia**vi--.-i- ��� ' Clesnliness is Next to boaiiness. 11. . l n Sweet^Juicy^11^8 v^^iwss? ST e"par��disi of America, at prices within your reach. New Spring Rhurbarb Bkaene land di The most healthful and appetising table TltonoUoa, dish Bt this tune ol tin year. ��� c ^^j presh Vegetables of all kinds and everything in Groceries at Ideal Provision House mum - ITVn (i| sail-;., H C, occupation customs officer, Intoi I i, , ',* lor permiaaiun to purchase tho fullowiia.- *v___>'H lund: "il tlMcrifij Commencing at n post planteal ���!���,���, ., .garters o( a milo north oast from i,[.���������.. ,, und on tho oast bunk ol Slikine River unal ������ ,i* south side ol tho mouth o( u little crook tha oast 40 choins, thenco norlh 40 chains' Ik, ��� west -10 choins, thonce south lu ohalni to ___���, ol commoncement and containing li.u -__;,,_ ,.,_,!_ ur leas. 10��� Hated Fob. 10, 1911. CHRISTIAN i I'ub. April 7. A l'l uvu Sen.! Thir.l Ave., near Sixth St. Phone 190 COMING EVENTS UST IHEIR SHADOWS BEFORE THEM tith Ave. near Fulton. . 14 jjirll anti boyi ted Mr. J. Russell Hou*** furni��h*d for hoottk* ; ' ���" P��t month; b*ck of rink. A;; I Company, ...THE ... "What Shall It Be" Question This store is prepared lo answer il �� The occasion may be what it will; it is our duty to be ready to lupply you, and we can do it too. With pleasure to you he- cause of the else of display: with protit to you because of our ability to sell close. When the gift question pre- -��� nti II ell ��� ��� .- -i.'.w you how easily we can match your IdeM. K Heintzman Pianos I 1 rEBHS If . would like a new hou*. el H. P. McHae & Co. nl by the Boston "American," a sash lir powerful daily newspaper in the y~,jl" S' ,' . '.. ,. , , ,. Recitation HerName . Beatrice Killen largest City tn ��ew England. Kep- Recitation There Were Two Squirrels resentatives ol the "American*. Glenore Donaldson , ,, . , ... , .. Solo Selected Mr. Brown interviewed President Charles M. pi^ Drill 12 boys and rirls Nic furnlahed room te mi '�� Hays ai .1 Vice-President McHuuh Recitation -When Hulda ExpectoTJer Rooab*Hoea*,iBda��. ������, u I Ethel Gray [Beau Ma> s-imo i'* Cornet Solo Selected.. Miss Mabel Gray Two niceiv furnished room- t dun the v.,oal Solo-Selected Mr. Milliar >��tta. The Roland. Th,i ...... , Recitation���Selected Miss Grant Grand Irunk are seriously con- Dumb Bell Drill lu boys and girls + + Budeet of News from the Stew- idering building a line into Boston j ReciUtion.... ^.^.The Widdy O'SBsne | j Volir I lollies io me . ��� , pioneer Laundr,. Ph.ne 118 Indian Band concert recently and the information tained is to tho off. MINERS ARE NOW BUSY L~ Help Wanted I Mrs. Hoy impete With the Other roads Solo���Selected Mr. J. Russell entering there Recitation���Selected....Miss McMillan ... . Indian Club Drill lo girls and I ��� . - So eager are the Bostonians to s���., (voc,i)-Selected... Mr. Davey "JBTCaSAtt !���& yet this project consummated that Dialogue The Tram to Mauro ', , , , , ,- Three character! they have formed a chili "I promi- Solo |VOcali���Selected ...Mr. Fletcher nent business nun to use their Recitation A Mortifying Mistake , , Rose Davidson. influence in the matter. Daet���1 Don't Want to I lay in Your a/in r* . ur.L d-��� r;.;.* Ethel Grav and Assistant [Yard Will Connect With Big Cities Recitatjon _$_,____* Mrs. Smith Duet���Selected .. Mavev and Fletcher Recitation The"Collier's Child Mary (Jray Remarks from the Chairman DOXOLOGY art Camp ACTIVE PROGRESS i The most Interesting performance ever helrj in British Columbia. lo be held in the Empress Theatre Empire Day, May 24 Don't n.is- this. Contest at 2 p.m. CUPS AND MEDALS on view at .1. S. Gray & Son's Jewelry Store, Sixth .^t. Phone No. 78 black. TICKETS - 50c AND 75c inn sale at theatre and at Gray's store Uirtricl-DUtrlct ol quwm Chulotu hat J. II. Murpliy.nf Vancouver Ion commercial tuvollor, li tandi to apply (nr nrmWoo to purohua tht lollowina deMnbed lamln: �� Comroenelag at a i��wi piunt,.,i iboui ...,,._, miles wi.nl anal onu mile noiith Iran ol Stanly Tri-ok, Nailnn llarlinr, thence ',,, chuinn. thenco want It) chainn, thonoe ., chainn, thencu ount 10 c Ine. I Hit.-.1 Maira-la IV, I'll I. J. ||. Ml upuy Tub. April 22. Numa Demera, \.-,.,,\ Tht i irand Trunk already has .i line running into Portland, Maine, ��� :��� d the Central Vermont railroad, operated by the t',. T. K. rui - irmn Montreal into New London, Conn. Portland is 11 -~1 C. B. WARK Jeweller . For Rent Partly furnished House on lird Ave. 7 rooms with bath. Electric lighted. G. C. Emmerson NAIlKN Hl.iH K SECOND AVI OUR SODA .FOUNTAIN. IS OPEN FOR '11 Today's Weather Report miles from Boston on the Atlantic Skidegate���Clear, southeast, ^e.i seaboard and New London i.�� smooth, Lillooet at Skidegati about 90 miles from the Huh Triangle Overcast, easl 11 miles City. liar. '.".'.TO. ther. 40, heavy swell. The significance of a direct line Spoke Princess Maj s p.m. Pine into Ho��ton from here can e.;-ily Island northbound, St.tie of ('.iiin- imagined by anybody wiih ifornia 8.40 p.m. Milbank Sound, even half the ordinary imagination, southbound, Northwestern 11 p.m. So much importance does the off Triangle southbound. "American" place on the pro- Estevan i Ivercast, west, fresh, posal that in their issue of April 23 B.tr. 20.20, ther. 17. - a moderate, almost two whole pages are given Ikeda Clear, north. H.ir. .< 17 to it. Copies of these pages are ther. ',_. smooth. Whaler Greei pasted up in Uncle Jerry's office southbound i'< a.m. window. Tatoosh���Cloudy, southeast, 5 What Project Means miles, Bar. 29.56, ther. IV In There is also some talk ol Revenue Cutter 7.40 a.m. extending the G. T. R. line into ,J"iMt Grey���Clear, calm. II r. Providence, R. I. If this is -"���,"",,i- ther- 51- brought about Prince Rupert will Cap Lazo���Clear, northwest, I,, iii din-, t < ���niinniiiiiaiii.il wiih M'- Bar. 29.48, thet. 55, smooth. ..11 the chief ports .'.long the Camost ~**M Atlanta coast and midwaj between i the Orient, thai great commercial l market of tomorrow, and the i greai manufacturing centres of J Eastern Canada and the New' IM pJVF HAYS Party of British Shareholders Will Come in July Boy to aaii.t in offi�� at i ��� New Water Power Plant at Red Fir.t Ave. A w-aaman to do houae work; a% ��� work. Ajiply Pioneer La-M-> : An Experienced *ll.n..r. Macs Realty ami Inmranc- C impany. 10S-1HS A Mother'l Help. One wh Other maid kept A:: ��� ttrt. I'almer. 1th Ave. and Ha> > Cov, i Waiter wanted at Central Hotel. :���������*! Boy Wanted. Apply at Optim'ft Office. Wante<i���An A-l eolicitor fa^- ll.r ��� .���.���-.. r t.i ml Fra-.-mal Ordera In the �� tt. \>"v**' I"-"1 Overseas Club Concert Cliff is Nearly Completed IA. M tf*tt"~ fc,.e" Stewart, May 17. -Engineer Co- wit- i- making excellent progress '���''���tf in the installation of the water unl li is received ihe Empreif Hotel. I. F. Kadletn. Vant��I-50ii ��ood men to join th' Call rom iv Emprer. II ti : Mil Moving Pictures at 7.80 p.m. Concert at S.OO p.m. Sharp FEATURE: Tug of War between police, Fire Department antl Earl Grey's Kitles. Also Amateur Competition for Children under ll years of in*-** Silver Cup ami Prizes on view at J. S. Gray's Jewelry Store, where tickets : ... .,, ;,,.l,i,li,i,. i iifiivs .leweny More, wnere ucaeu last Ol the shloment>, i.ulil.lm.i; a ,���������,,,. hmi for Concert at 5��c, 75c, $1., war.ted-sa.ioodmentojo-1 1'uttK- water wheel for Red Clifl also from members of Club. Cray's r��a����.��-^..-a^.aa-aa��.aa.^...w.,.a^..a��a...��w..a��a��..��aaM+ Board Wanted ^.���-��,a^...^fc..^ I.^a.,^,,^,,^ a.^afc..^a,^..-afc.aa^ W'ANTF.D-R.��m and l>aird in private family. X.M.. Otitlm.it Office. 11 : Fire Insurance : Mine. In July a large number ol English shareholders of tlu Red Clifl Mining Co. Ltd., headed by- Mr. Chadwick, one ol the heaviest shareholders, whose son i> on the English Board of l��ir.-.tir^. will arm .��� here to inspect the property. B) that time a Bpur from the Canadian North Eastern Railway the Brittah Data ud Nttkaai pir* in.uran.-^ will have bcei laid to the property, Compar.y ..f L/.ndon. Entfland. with capital tin- mine will undotil.tcdlv .... s.~ u% f... r,to.. Itealtv an<l Inaurance Comt'ar.v. Situations Wanted The Mi. Ta^tf have joined the shipping rank.-. a~.~f Portland Wonder There is a rumor K��ii t; tht rounds thai strong interests are -~ ��� ^ + quietly picking up thc stock with a view to securing control. The A clarified advertiaement n * llreleii work- hunter-and wldom fail*. Man and wife wanu poaltlon In camp or h.atel. property Il.l- I'.-eH llllller develop- Strictly lint claaa cooka. Apply Box T B . -,,,,- I i��-i��i�� ment pra.n.-.ilK all winter and By exp.ri*nc~j man and wife a�� rook an.l helper 1 he IllilH'i> Slid tO llC lookillL bcttCT In mininu camp or country ha-t^l Aeph II I. T..optimi.t ks-s; i|,.ul ,l( any |���-iiiii| in ii> history. - k In family or lioardlnit I'.n \ |, a. WANT $100,000 Enelai d States. I Ice Cream with "I- an,." nil the I C. //. ORME i I I hr Piontti DfUgglt. PHONE VISITED THE ISLANDS C. P. R. Officials on a Tour of Investigation Victoria, Ma\ 17. Messrs. II. \V. Brodic, general passenger agent, and F, VV, Clendcnning, general :������ ight agent for the C. P. R., have ju-i r. turned after .t i.nir of the settlements and port- on the Islands route, Thc ( . P. R. is con side-ring putting a boat on tli<- Islands route. Glacier Creek The Directors of the Glacier t'*,"*,"*M**,"M,"��"*������*>���*������*����<����������� ir.-i-k Mining Co., Ltd., h.i\e Boarders Wanted ' secured the services of W.J. Elmen- Iit-ii ���_. t-in-ii-uii-uin. ii-lii m u .-i in il ''"r|- ^'- ''��� ��� ,l> Consulting engineer, , ��� _ . . , . , , and development will bc iiinlrr- I ll'.me ca<akcd meal^ iM nicely furtai.ha.l r'a..ni. [;;r,thT,T"'n."' *w,!J/',i i,ni'"- ���"'"���" laken in tin- roiitimi.ition of tin- Bide, lw At*, baumti tta ��ad sth it*, -vtf Saskatoon Raised $53,000 in W at. Hoard by th, ��~k ar month, ii.ame present tunnel, immediately. ���., _. -T-i ��� ., ���"* a >pec.alty. Mi.a B. M. lilwa.n. rd li,lo.i,.llna.a.l Three Hours I his Morning ��� a.,.. i��-twe��n rth a,���i -thst... i,h..,.- it; ���������-,��� .national H2 (Canadian Press Despatch) Saskatoon, May Ik. The local Y. M. i . A. started a whirlwind campaign to raise 8100,000 in five daj - ior new buildings. Within thn. hours of the opening ol ilu campaign ihi- morning iln-y had raised 153,233, Thej will try and rai-e the whole -um ill short order now. AVIATOR IS KILLED Real Estate An iiddiiionai contract for tun- ( Clothier, who h,i> during the past Minimi winter driven over 2(H) feet on The Insurance People The Mack Really and Insurance Co. l'l.."." IM Third Avenue an.l Pulton Sl Twill Be a Dandy (Canadian Press Despatch) The Salvation Army officials Los Angeles, May 18, Aviator Ba) ilu- concert in the Citadel|Hartlc, an amateur, wm- instantly falling 7."i feel thi- . , , , Mils property. A ClAMMd MVtTUMUMUt la a real e*ute ��air*. man. lad 1��� i. .t Cm, count en..uKh t.. _\\_r Casino "aunt in the net re.ult ** '*"""***' NlH t~-ny..un�� men ..anted to r��nt e.��. furni.h- V* "f\ ha> lieell P-t'eived from H,n,i,....j,Me>K..,...j,hAve.,���.ri,1,,.,n Vancouver thai William Irwin i> want.-i i mum a.w talk fa.t -1..1. ,, -m.-��fiillv engaged iii a rcor- l.i.��,*.. t .:...,.-, ..ii,,,,ij bfoeks In. ll,|| , , . , IT. I-��,,.| 1.. ..-,i������, ...rlnan)- an-tionlf pr,.-.. salll/atloll III ||||> I'lillipailV Willi ��r|l',^, Oj �����������! |.ri.e. anil l.rm. in lii.l , , '. , '��������fr rn it. i,r..ii.. a vi.-w to secure funher capital so t'-ri*'!*- i...f. i.i.-i. :ii. .rrii..n ... it.... ,��.h th.it the property mav lie de- PW.MI ���la.antha. Ia.I_' block II ' ' ' ��� ������;'";" ������-'���m, *****,-.*��� tut II veloped on .1 proper stale. f.iaanti,- j\|.|.|, ta, Owner, IM). IP.. .|a, ios-iiI WV have a ,.,..| l������|,|inK |���t within a lilork ..f Mr. II. r. M. Uae �� ('.,. l.��-tf Brid��8tra*l forIM ana,. S<aa,,���| A\l'. tomorrow ��i\'.-n ihi- dandies. ninht will be the besl year. Thc others were killed by morning, Hc had planned a tour of Canada ^ivin^ exhibitions, r For Sale a ���'-��k.+ ��� FRED. STORK ' nl Hnrdv :l| Opens To-Night �� Builders' Vnlv.'H fi Pipe Grsnltowar. SECOND ��� ���at A Tiraat-rale |.raara,.��nia,n wlilrh will givo a t.tr*.\y ��� ina.iithly inci n,e. ������. caah handlea It. II K .Ma Una-4 Oa. Si ml Ave. I..I.If | ll'aiiwhi.l.l Ooadt, lloanm to Ik. let. Apply Mm Kvjiii. Tth Ave. anal Taylor .St. ni-ar Summit, tt, *9*mm*mA **������-.���_..���..���__w*_.���__m..���_,_^.l^ J ORce Wanted ( tjXaa^.^.,XaaXaa^a^,l��,a^���%||K,^, A, WnrilMl l��� Mr*, ��m���|| ,,,���rr |n ,lffll,��� Apply to i r.o. !i.n7r,7. n,|nj Hardware Oxford Slav.. Tinware i H PALACE ICE CREAM PARLOR B [.. M��-"v'��^n j AVKNUE . ^ -���. ��� ��� *���*-* ss BARGAINSB Next door to the old Optimist Office on Second Avenue Come an.l nro tlie largest Ice ('ream Parlor in the eity. Former cafe l.as been transformed into a lin.. Candy, Kruit ami Ice Cream I'arlor Cream is Supplied by Stokes of Seattle Lsrgeit ami i.ust manufactur A .���lnia.llir.1 adverUMMIII will fln.l you thn mnn- | i'y with which to mil yuur titan Into elTeit. S. O. E. B. S. Wi- have leveral good buys In ���ecttons 6, ���'., 7 snd 8, WHY NOT CAI.I. ANI) UT FAMIllMt WIIH SnUrtOFTHtM S~ Private Boxes Everything A-l r nf the delicacy In Beattie Music New Fountain Fruit wholesale and retail Tin. I'rin.... ICail. Knttlnnil, mnnta. Hi,, i-ai-h ini.nth in the I ss Sam Gowen For OukU Sale Lilt Your Properly Wilh U�� ���j Proprietor s= JOHN DYBHAVN Open IvsnlngB KxihuiiK'' Block i i^-iue. No. :im. Roni of rtl mid third 1'iier.ilayn in rpentera Hall, at H p.m. f. V. II.AHK. B�� -.. I'. I). Itox ��12. I'rince Kupert Advertise in I The Daily News Bitter Creek Manager George Brown who h.i- l.t-t-n ill in California for some weeks is reported to be on the road in recovery, and l.y thc end of ilu- month is expected here to resume charge al the mine. Iron Chief Roy Clothii i has been instructed to take charge >>f the development of this property l.y those who have the claims undet bond. To Resume' Operations Major R, G. Edward-Leckie is expected in camp ut the end ��f die ino:ith to resume development on several properties in which litis interested, Thc partnership heretofore cpdsdng between tin- Major and II. B. Williams, mining engineer, Ims been dissolved, Mr. Willi.mis having accepted a year's contract to no to Soudan. Major Let-kir will lie accompanied liy another engineer who will have charge o( his local mining interests, Thc old original Royal 15-cent Lunch, whieh was formerly on the Rupert Road has re-opened in the Royal Hotel. Entrance off 0th street. 111-113 I'antorium IMonwr CtMnSIB, 'Phono 4 phone 78 black. DANCE What better way to close the day than by going n. the Dance given hy J. S. ifrav at M.lntvrt- Hall afti-r Concert. 10.":t0 to 2 a.n.. Tickets, dents $1.00. I.nilies Free J.S.GRW&SON Usnufacturing Watchmakers, Jewel er��. Opticians ami Einvravers. Dealers In Musical Instruments. Soli agents for the Stanley Piano and Players. Sole agents for Hewitt's Rubber .stamps. Agents for the Victor Gramophones ami records, of which we carry a full line. Headquarters for enamel souvenirs. What yon don't see in our windows please ask for. We have been repeatedly asked for Anti-Rheumatic tings, we have now a lat-L'i- stock on lianil, goltl tilled, $1.50 any size. Warning: To Preserve Your Eyesight Don't Miss this Chance DR. INMAN Conaulting Eye Specialiat of Vancouver, is now at our store. He tits glasses for all complicated cases of defective vision. This is his specialty; dun t fail to see him while he is here. Satisfaction guaranteed. Consultation free. lf you want to save money huy your Furniture of J. F. MACDONALD'S FURNITURE BTORB, BBCOND ANBNUB, NEAR MCBRIDE who is lolling out hll full stock regard* less of COttt SkwMiH Lund District-���Districl of ClttUi Tftkt notiw thut I, Mury Carta u( StewtM U. C*i occupution marrifd woman. Intsnd tq iphiv for niTinission to purchusi- tho tollowlni described t'oniinoncinn ut a post planted two 2 mila south und iii) two miltat weirt of the forki of thu While and Flat rivt-n*, thenw BO chains north thenw 80 chains west, thencu ao chains ..uth' thenw 81) chuins east. Dated April 20, 1911, MARY CARIN I'ub. May IU. Francis S. Pmton, A^-nt Bkaana Land District ���District of CftttUr Take notiw that 1, John Unwin uf PrtnM Kupert B. C. occupation laborer, intend to apply for |HTinisaion to purchasu thu followinn dooion lamls: Commencin�� ut a post planted abuut [g] t*o miles south of the forks of the Whiu- ami Flat rivers, thenct* south 80 chuins, thenc- . .w SO chuins, thenw north 80 chains, thence WMt M chains. Duted April 18, IUll. JOHN I NWIN I'ub. May 13. Francis S. PnttQOi Afant Skeena Land District -District otCudar Take notiw that 1, Alfred L'err.vman VVtUIanu of I'rinw Kupert, IJ. C, occupatinn merchant intend tu apply for permission to purehau tha following described lands* CommencinK at a post planted about 2) Uo miles south of tho forks of the White and rial rivers, thence 80 chains south, thence 80 chums west, thence 8U chuins north, thence i>u chains east. ALFRED HKKKYMAN WILLIAMS Duted April 18, 1911. Francis S. Preston. Auent Pub. May 13. Skeena Land District���District of Cantar Take notiw ihat 1, Isuuc O'Brien Portal ol Prinoa Kupert, B< C, occupation earpenter, intn I to upply for permission to purchu.se the (uHiming described lands: CommencinK ut a post planted ubout liv mOfiH south and one mile west of the forks of tleWhiie aud Flat rivera, thence north hO ehait>. llienw west SO chains, tlience south bO chuins. tl.ence east 80 chains. Datad April 18,1911. ISAAC O'BRIEN FORBES Pub. May 13. Francis S. Preston, Agmt Bkaana l-and District���District of Coust Rann J Tuke not w lhat 1, John Ivan Peters of Prince Kupert, M. C, occiput on clerk, intend to upj>l> for permission to purchase the followinK doect|Hd lunus: Commencinu at a post plunted ubout three un one-halt miles tlistant n a south westerly d reel un from a blind slough from Observatory inlet where the same tourin ��� thc Indian RaterVS, thencv wait SO chains, thenw north 80 ehalni, thence east 80 chains, thenw south 80 chains to polnl u commenwment', contuininK ti-10 acres more nr _m Duie.l April 11, 1011. JOHN IVAN PETERS Pub. May 13. Skeenu Lund District District oi Coast Rangs J Tuke not ce thut Murdock McKueof VancotlVSTi H. C, occupation real estate broker, Intendi to apply for permission l* purchase the follouini. dsetnbed lands: CommencinK al a onst planted on lhe Killth bank of BxchumaOcs river about Ave milei frnm i-t oonfluanca with tba skeena river, thanee to chains west, thenw 20 chuins norlh, thenci 10 chuins west, thenw -10 chains north, thenes 10 chains east, thence 'JO chuins south, thenre -IU chains east, thenc 40 chains south io polnl uf commencement, containinR 880 l��SS mon M ls�� Dated April 21. 1911. MURDOCK McRAE Pub. May 13. BRITISH MONEY FOR STEWART Red Cliff Mining Co. Floats Stock in London I iDiii Clifl News has been reccivct Vanouvccr that the !<<���' Mining Co. ol Stewart has been ���-urn M-aiully floating tm the London market the company's Mork, tlnmuli the control has been left entirely in the hands of the Canadian shareholders. The importance nf this announcement lies in thc fact that London capital interested in mining ventures has .ii last entered the camp in a|most substantial manner. The direct for securing this interest is due io the excellent work of Mr. A. I). Tennanl in placing the property before English Investors. A. Ers- kine-Smith, president of the company, has developed the Red Cliff mine largely on western capital, and it is satisfactory u> recall the splendid achievements of the past two years when an undeveloped' prospect has been successfully brought to its present stage through his untiring efforts. Mr. Smith, who is the largest individual shareholder, will remain at the head of lIk- company. Skuena Lund District ��� Diatrii-t of l oast Kange 5 Take notice that I, Fretl Garton, of Prince Rupert, B.C., occupation farmer, Intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lamls: I'ommencing at a post planteil at the north east corner of surveyed lot l\*H~. Kange .5, Coast district, thence nortli ii'1 chains to a slough; tlience west 28 chains; thence r.outh 60 chains; thence east 28 chains to the point of commencement. FRED. GARTON Dated February 25th, 1911 First insertion Mar, 11 Skeeni Land Di.trict���Di.irict ol port Take notice that Glenn McArthur of VUtcoUMT, B. C, uccupation real estate agent IntMdflM apply for jiermiasion to purchase the ttl_o*)n-t ila -,'rilaa al [;itla|j. t'ommencnu at a post nlanteil to chaa:- ���- Itt anil bl) chainn soulh of the southwest totem *'l Iai*. No. 17^;l marked l.lenn McArtliur* n.".:'- wesl corner, thencc south 40 chains, thanM *** fl) chains, thenee north 40 chains, thoiici' v..A NU chains to post of commencement, continual a'-lu acres more or leas. _,. ..,, Ilatcil March 20, lull. QLENN Mc.MH III It I'uh. April 16. T. D. UW.APOI Sk.-a-nu Land llislrict District uf t'oa��l It-;"*:"- '' Take notloa thai 1, J. Harold McKiui. ol WW* Uuiierl. lt. C . occupat un lilacksni th, I apply for perm ssion to purchase the wllowtal daaa bad lands: I'liiniiH'iicimt at a post planted about u.-'- ���"' i ne Imlf miles d slant in a south araaterh ���*'* from a blind slouch from tlliserviiliirv 1 Ilu- same touches the lml an Raaarva, tl I' " '"M so ehains, llience south 80 cha ns, thenci I iliJiins. thenci. nnrlh Ml chans lo pu llielieenia a ' ciintllinlnK lilll acres maara- a 11 limed Aprl II. IUll. J. IIAIiiil.M M'KI ,N Skwna Land District DUlrict oft I 'lake noliee that 1, Aliee M. Kn. Kupert, II. ('., occuputiun innrriv.l woman., lo apply fur iiermission lo purchuse the loliewiH descrilied lantls: CommencinK at a poal planted ahout t'*'���''j1'1'* south und two miles west of Ihe fork- ���' �� '' uml Klal rivers, thence north no chain-. ' " " east Kll ehuins, thence south SO chalna.. WOO" west hi) chuins. . .... ,,-,..��� I d April *_t>, lull. ALICE M. KNO' J�� Pub, May IS, Francis S. Pfaatoa, AP�� ,.l..|..l Skivna Land District-District o Bl �� Take noliee lhat I, Sydney FKagarald 01 mm ���> ��� 11. C, occupation cook, Intend to apply '"',':,, mission to purchase the followlnfl **�����"���� iiail.' CommencinK at a posl planted about I'**' muth and one mile ol the fork- - I ""'" and Flat rivers, thenco south NO Oha na, ��' vtnl HI) chains, thence north NU chum-, i ' east HO chains. ...Li'tll) Hated April 18, IUll. SYDNKY WBPjIr��nl Pub, May IS. Francis B. PlOatOIl, ** I Dlstrict-Dislrlrl ol Caijl *[ at l.John Robert I'acey ������ "���C aeeiiiinllnn COIlk. Illtellll " " ' j The price of Reilly's homemade ifead lias not and will not drop I it'll three loaves for a nuartor jnMatiinl I --aa,. fp,,m ��� 1 II, Skeena Lnnd I Take notice that 1. _ lluport, 11. 1'., occupntion cook, inleli.. ������ _w,n_ lur permsslun lu purchaso the followinK u* lands: n ||a CommencinR at a post planled Ul i* , l(l. south and 2) two miles west of ""''"', ���i,.,j���. While nnd Flat rivera, thence south M "."tt,. thence east 80 chains, thence north no llienei' west 80 chans. HtsnfF p\( IY Haled Aprl 20, IUll JOHN ROBEM \ I'uli. Mav IS. Franc s S. l'resloii. nt Skeena Land District -District of Coaat I tan. Take nol co that 1. Martha Leek, 01 '.',���,, Ituperl, II. 0. occupat on marred ��-oin.��. -]]lf to applv lor iiermission to purchase the n descrllieil lands: . . ,),��.,��� unil CommencinK at a poat planted about in^ one ' Inn the HO iMiiuri , idi-riLT nuuiii ww *������*���*��� ������-* - . chains, tlience north HO cha ns to poin mencemenl, eiintn It HI MO acre* '"","'.,".' , i.:|.;K Dated Apr I 11, l'Jll. MAUI HA I'uh. May 111. Sk,a.nn Land District -District nl CjK'ft'JJl, Take not ce that I, Joe Jack of I?t rci l��jl ,���, II. C�� oeeupatlon carpenter, Inlend w ' 'il;r||,i���| namtlanon let purchase the wuowira lands: , , ,., (incia'anal ���ncltiu at a poat planled alio ' ��������� nlles distant In a sniilti weslir > I�� |||ir<, Comme from a blind alouKh from Observatory Inlet ' thence Reilly's Bakery Lunch is putting teVMtWAbWffi","* NO chans. thence -nif.h hO chains, thence south 80 chains lo poi il��0 St of <���'""' or W imt a seventeen ounce nomcmadcl- .... , . , ,, .. " "l,l'M mencement, containinK B40 acres mure or �� ,K loal OleXCCllent qualitV Dated Apifl 14, lull. 1 * ' I'ub, May 13.
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Title | The Daily News |
Alternate Title | [The Prince Rupert Optimist] |
Publisher | Prince Rupert, B.C. : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1911-05-18 |
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Language | English |
Notes | Titled The Prince Rupert Optimist up to and including April 29, 1911; titled The Daily News May 1, 1911 and thereafter. |
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Date Available | 2015-12-10 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0227604 |
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