THE WEATHER Twenty-four hours ending fi .t. m., May 4. MAX. TUMI*. MIN. TEMP. 11*11. IN. RAIN 68.0 68.0 29.571 ,87 The Daily News Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist next mails For Nouth City of Sentlle Sntiii'ilay For South I'rinee Rupert .Friday, H u.m. State of California Friday, !��� u.m. A ��� VOI - II. NO. 99 Prince Rupert, B.C., Thursday, May 4, 1911. Price Five Cents *t Lfl ���*****- CT -X? ^ WILL RECOMMEND IHAT DRILL HALL BE BUILT Col. Wadmore, Commanding Military District of British Columbia Makes Welcome Announcement ���Congratulates Earl Grey's Rifles on Their Efficiency and Showing iiinl they spent n little time w>- gether talking military matters. This afternoon the visitor inspected iht- rillt- ranges amiss the harbor in company with the officers of Karl Grey's Rifles. "Il -aii-s without saying that as i iiuin.inilii _ officer of this dutrict I shall ilf ah in my power n> persuade tin* Dominion Government in Imilil ;i good armory and drill hall in Prince Rupert. Such a huilding is badly needed here and must come <|iiit-kly if any degree ���ii military efficiency is to be attained by Earl Grey's Rifles," aid Colonel Wadmore, tlistriet officer commanding Military tlis- irict N'o. II, which covers the whole of British Columbia, who arrived here yesterday for the |iui|iii>a' ol making an official in- gpcctioi of Earl Grey's Rifles. i .il.ail Wadmore inspected thc regiment lasl night in the drill hall, saw thc men put through all tin- various thills ami then gave them a talk on military matters. II ��� urged particularly the i ec- ussiij ni discipline and thc value tu .i soldier of a knowledge of skirmishing. Realizing the con- tlitim - uniler which lhe regiment i- working thc coloid considered there i- not iiuit'h room for complaint. ll< congratulated Captain Stork i'.. having a bodyol men of ������.'li t c physique under his comma nil. Ai thc conclusion of thc parade Captain Siork addressed his men advising them t<> heed whal the colonel had .still and poiuti.ig om that to .main ihe efficiency resitil with the Muk and file not with tin- officers alone, lie expressed, Uli.'lf of himself and the regiment, thc pleasure (eli through tin- vi-.il of the officer of the district Last night's parade closes tin-drills for the season This morning Colonel Wadmore Inspected the arms and equlpmenl ol the regiment and also of the Rifle Association in company with Captain Stork and Lieutenant Mc- Mordic .mil Agnew. I in- colonel wiis i.iiiin Interested ' t "Inr Sergeant George l.eek AUSTRALIA IS ALARMED Danger of Oriental Invasion Seriously Feared NAVY NONE TOO SOON Hon. Frank Wilson, Premier of Western Australia, Makes a Statement at Vancouver on His Way to Coronation. (Canadian Press Dispatch) Vancouver, May 4. -Australia certainly fears the possibility of ar Oriei tai invasion. The fact was clearly expressed by Hon. Frank Wilson, Premier of Western Australia, who arrived here last night on the S. S. Zealandia on his way to the Coronation. "Unless wc pcuplc Australia, we shall lose ii," In- remarked. "The defence mi vement towards the construction of an Australian Navy has not begun a day too soon. It is a very necessary movement. So also, is the movement t��n foot now to have compulsory military service in Australia." TO VETO THE PEER'S POWER Bill Passes Committee of the British House OPPOSITION VANISHED Even Mr. Balfour Offered no Opposition to the Preamble��� Its Adoption by the House Is Almost Certainty. (Canadian Press Dispatch) London, May 4.���Tlie Parliament Bill���the bill t<> veto the power of the Mouse of Lords��� was passetl by a committee of the whole of thc House of Commons today. The refusal of Mr. Balfour to vote against the preamble removed any danger that might hav.e lieen apprehended from a revolt of the Laborites against the preamble. Unionist opposition seems to have faded away completely. The adoption of the Bill by the House is praclcinlly certain. Glad Tidings Alderman Hilditch was Btrong enough to sit up in bed yesterday, He will be placed <>n the convalescent list in a few days. A NEW MODERATOR (Canadian Press Dispatch) Vancouver, May 1. At the opening of the synod of the Presbyterian church here last nighl Rev. J. S. Henderson of New Westminster was unanimously chosen as moderator ol British Columbia <j��.-w����- j BASEBALL SCORES | ���|m ^ 11^..^..^.. ^..-^..^1. ^..^ ..^afc.aa^.1^.^. All Games Off on Account of Rain (Canadian Press Dispatch) All baseball games were postponed yesterday on account of rain.���North Western League Special. National League Boston 4, Philadelphia 3. Chicago 8, Cincinnati 2. New York 3, Brooklyn 0. Pittsburg 8, St. Louis 4. American League Cleveland 8, Chicago 7. Philadelphia 13, New York -1. Detroit 5, St. Louis 2. Washington 3, Boston (i. Pacific Coast League Sacramento 1. Oakland ... Los Angeles 0, 'Frisco 4. BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS Population of Coast Cities Keeps Increasing VANCOUVER 145,000 NOW Twenty Thousand Better Than Last Year's Increase According to Directory Co.'s Enumerators. Good Omen for Prin ce Rupert. (Canadian Press Dispatch) Vancouver, May 4.���According to the directory companies' enumerators the population of Vancouver is r.ow 145,000 an increase of twenty thousand over last year's figures. Indications are in favor of a stil! greater increase this season, which will be partly show.' by the census figures when the* are published. UNIONIST RETURNED (Canadian Press Dispatch) London, May 4.���L. O. Amery, Unionist, was returned unopposed for South Birmingham today. The seat previously was held by Viscount Morpeth, a Unionist HANDS OFF (Canadian Press Dispatch) Baltimore. May I. The United Slates is adopting a policy of 'Hands oil" antl will not seek to WILL BUILD BIG SMELTER AND EMPLOY A THOUSAND President J. P. Graves of Granby Smelting Co., With Party of Officials Arrived in the City Yesterday to Look Over the Ground���Interested in Hidden Creek Mine and Want a Location SEATTLE FOLK ARE SORE WITH ENGINEER THOMSON It is All Over His Prince Rupert Trip Sunday Times Accuses Him of Going to "Foreign Countries" to Pick "Easy Money" Came Without Leave of Absence There appears to be some sore feeling down in Seattle about the visit to Prince Rupert of Mr. R. 11. Thomson, city engineer of Seattle, to consult with Colonel Davis on the waterworks plans. The Seal lie Times of la>l Sunday has two big seven column headlines across lhc lop of lhe front page which reatl: "Thomson Again Picks Easy Money" ard "Ciiy Engineer Doing Work I'or Other Cities." The apparent vitrolic article ill lhe Times reatls as follows: Reginald H. Thomson, ciiy engineer, drawing a .salary of .ST.ihhi a year, will return in Seattle next Wednesday with $2,600 paid t<> him by the city of Prince Kuperi (or ihree days' work in reviewing plans already prepared by the local engineer for a new water ���ystem i.i that city. I'or a period of nearly two weeks Seattle has been without the services of an insists thai he shoultl bear the burden rather than ilu- committee of which he i> the head. Denying lhe report thai Thomson hatl been given authority or even snnciion for a leave by the sireel and bcwct committee, God- d.ud said: 'Ten days ago when members of the council wen I in lhc Cedar Kiver watershed on a tour of inspection, Thomson talked io me on the way up on the trail'. He explained to me that he had been Livited to go to Prince Kupert to pass on plans for the installation of a water Bystem, inculding a new flam, antl that he would be paid $2,500 for the trip. He explained that In- needed ihe money for the n-.iM)i lhal he hatl been ret pi i red of late lo pay heavy regrailc antl other asM-ssments. "Following tuis explanation he lull! me ihai Pri.ice Rupert officials hail proposed an entirely new dam engineer other than can be pro- | construe tto i that might give hi To look for a site for a two thousand (Da smeller to employ a thousand men, ami have a weekly payroll of S42.000��� that is one of the tilings lhat a party of extend its th mains or acquire,prominent mining men .ire now- foreign territory. This statement was made by Presidenl Taft in his speech today on the opening of the Third National Peace Congress, FOR BENEFIT OF SETTLERS WILL EXPLORE INTERIOR Messrs. Weir and White, Two Agricultural and Horticultural Experts, Engaged by B. C. Government to Gather Valuable Information A Long Journey B) li'i.il lo Hatelton Irom here, Ihcn iiuin there on horse back nl loaded down with provisions, tents "i-'l" and charts to ritle through j'undreds of square miles ol the intern r country as representatives "' 'i'- Provincial Government of miti-li Columbia for the purpose acquiring every particle of 1 'liable information on ilu- agri- "���'llir'il ami horticulture! poesi- Inlitiwt ,,( ,|M, country through Which ihey will travel K. A. ��cir unl E. W. White, iwo young n from ilu- Ontario Agri- "l!""-il College, at C.uelph. will Iwvt hero early next week. Ihey '���n\"l inn* yesterday, On .irrival al I la/ellun. I .ovem- Agcnt Ellison will have ""���"���M ready for the experts (��� ��tar| a,,, their journey that will '"' '"��� Completed Until next fall. vl" ��� iiny will emerge (rom the "Idcntcss with several months' ������I "i board, hearts longing '" **''! back to civilization antl Conventionality but with information that will be published by the government antl be of priceless worth !<�� Intending settlers in the interior country. Where They Will Go Their itinerary will lake them up to the Kispiox Valley into the districts of NVeral lakes ill the vast hinterland, down through the Bulkley \ alley ami up ami down ami across the stretch of rich country each side of the (j. T. I', mail) line. Soils ami subsoils will be tested, wild Mowers and trees will be noted, plants antl undergrowth will be examined, settlers will be Interviewed t<> learn of the climatic conditions of the tlislricl. Whal CTOpS can be grown on the soil will be found out from lhe Indians who have lived here for years In log 'nils in the wild uncultivated hinterland. In short, everything lhat CONTINUEO ON I'AUE 4 looking for in ihis tlislricl. ll is quite possible, that Prince Rupert Itself may be selected as the site, if coking facilities can be arranged. The party is headed by Mr. J. P. Graves, president of the Granby Consolidated Mining ami Power Company of Phoenix and Grand Porks, B. C, and is visiting the Hidden Creek Mine on Goose Hay. I'he Granby Company holds an option on this valuable low-grade copper-gold property covering about HO per cent of the properly antl representing nearly half a million dollars. The present visit is one of investigation with a view to regarding the taking over of the property antl its extensive development to handle a huge out-put Highly Qualified Men Accompanying Mr. Craves are Mr I-'. M. Silvester, assistant manager, Mr. W. A. Williams, smelter superintendent, Mr. W'. I. Williams, consulting engineer, ami Mr. t). B. Smith, Jr., mining superintendent of tin- Granby Co., also Mr. B. Lawrence, miniaig engi leer, New York, antl Mr. M. K. Kogers the wcll-kiown I milling man of this coast, who retains his ialeresl in. the Hidden Creek properly which he purchased along with Mr. llodgins from lhc original locators of the inine-pros- pect, Mr. Rogers has a vast experience of mining matters in these districts, having operated On the Alaska Coast for years, antl his advice regarding this property is valuable. Thorough Investigation The parly of experts will thor oughly investigate the mine antl the whole conditions of the tlistriet with a view to large development. Already development on a less extensive scale is being carried on, but lhe intention is lo prepare for die getting out of enough onto keep a smelting plant going, handling at least two thousand tons per day. A most important question to be settled is lhe location of the smelter. For this purpose Mr. W. A. Williams accompanies the party. He will consider lhe merits of various places along the coast with a view 10 the establishment of the plant, antl also the merits of lhe mine with the other members of the party. Prince Rupert's Position Possibly Prince Rupert may have the smelter. In an interview- specially granted to the Daily News, Mr. J, P. Craves stated definitely thai Prince Rupert was being considered with this iii view- In establishing a smelter much depends upon the supply of coke, and the coal prospects aboul Piince Kupert are being therefore considered. "In the event of our deciding to establish our plant in Prince Kuperi," remarked Mr. Graves, "we should aim at handling not only the output of ore from our own Hidden Creek mine, but also copper, gold, and silver ores from other properties throughout the tlislricl. We should handle probably four thousand Ions a day at least. On Utis basis the smelting of low-grade ore pays best as we have found at Grand Forks. capacity. At an average wage rate of SM..r>0 per man per day, thc .ay-roll woultl come to 87000 per day or 812,000 per week. "You must understand of course, that the present visit is one of investigation for the purpose of reporting lo theCranby Company's offices at New York. A scheme of development involving such a large outlay must of course In- well considered, Prince Rupert Looks Good "Bui I may say that I am Immensely impressed wiih the wonderful waterways leading to Prince Kuperi, ami am seriously considering the advantages of Prince Kupert as a terminus of lhe Grand Trunk Transcontinental line, wiih a view lo the snipping of ore antl smelter-product right through to Boston and New York. I understand that by die Grand Trunk Pacific it will take only five days to transfer the consignment from sea to sea. This is exactly what it takes via Seattle, therefore tin- time taken in shipping to Seal litis saved by the Piince Kiiperi route. This in view of economies in insurance, etc., is an important consideration, antl one which very materially affects all plans for the development on a large scale of ihis Hidden Creek property." Party Now at Mine Mr. Graves ami his party arrived by the Prince Kupert yesterday, .unl left last night bj steamer for Naas Harbor lo proceed thence by launch or tug boat lo Goose Bay antl lhe Hidden Creek, Mr. Craves will remain vitleil by assistants, ami not in many instances satisfactory for the reason, that Thomson holds ilu- master key in many districts where people insist that there should be immediate action on improvements where delays have been frequent ami of long standing. Thomson is supposed to have gone lo British Columbia on a leave-nf-absence gran nil by Mayor (ieorge W. Dilling and authorized by the street committee of the city council, of which Councilman J. A. Goddard is chairman, yesterday afternoon t ioddanl denied all know ledge of the alleged leaveof-ab- sence; declared thai his committee hatl not authorized it, anil that if Thomson has remained away from Seattle for len days it was without any authority coming fn-in any member of the council nr from any committee. This leaves Mayor Dilling responsible lor lhe leave, antl Caodd.ird m an opportunity to learn details of value t>> Seattle. Aim g these lines he explained that In* woultl take enough St-.uili work along to keep him Im-y on lhe four days required to reach Prince Kuperi ami the four days on ilu- return, wiih thc suggestion thai he woultl, while in thai city, obtain copies of the propsed plans for ilu* waterworks Bystem which might be of value io die cily of Seattle in iis plan for extensions. I ditl not agree to the plan; just listened, ami when Mayor Dilling makes die statement that die Btreet committee agreed to the leave for the engineer he i> making an assertion thai is not true. "I tlitl listen to Thomson, gave no indication <>t what attitude the committee would take in granting a leave to go to a lorrigu country, ami the Matcinent that my committee had agreed lo it w,i- entirely wrong." HOUSE MAY ADJOURN TILL AFTER THE CORONATION Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Hon. Mr. Borden in Close Conference All This Morning Rumored That An Arrangement to Adjourn Till Fall Will be Made (Canadian Press Dispatch) Ottawa, May 4.���The air is I thick wilh rumors ihis morning, about prorogation being arranged for the 18th of May, with an extra session to be called in September io complete the work of lhe House. 11 is learned that no such agreement has been made, though only such an agreement can break the present dead-lock. Sir Wilfrid Laurier antl Hon. Mr. Borden were in conference all the morning, and will submit the results of their labors to their respective intends to sail on May l-'th to attend the Coronation, oven at the risk of postponing the reciprocity agreement for another ses- sion. LOST WITH ALL HANDS No Survivors Traced of Steamer Yongala i Canadian Press Dispatch) Vancouver, May 4.���No trace has bee i (mind of any survivor of the steamer Yongala which went down in a gale off the Queensland coast .recently. There were 141 passengers and crew on board. Two Thousand Employees "Aboul a thousand men arc pared will be forwarded to New required to handle a two thousand York, ami development work will ton smeller, and correspondingly .speedily follow iheir approval by more for a plant of double that the principals of lite Granby Co. caucuses later in the tlay. The there for three or four days, until proposition il Is Understood relates the others of the party for longerIto a proposed adjournment, not'Wreckage was found indicating periods. Their reports when pre-1 to a prorogation pared will The feeling of I that a disaster hail taken place, ilu- rank and file on both sides I but advices brought by ilu- S. S. is against an adjournment, though I Zealandia last night state thai not both favor prorogation. la single survivor has been found It is slated that tite Premier 11hough search has been made. THE DAILY NEWS The Daily News Formerly The 'Prince Rupert Optimist Published by the Prince Ruperl Publishing Compuny, Limited DAILY AND WEEKLY SUBSCRIPTION RATES���Daily, .Mia' per month, nr $8.00 per yeur, In advance, Weekly, $2.no per year. Outside Canada Dally, $8.00 peryear; Weekly, $'���2.50 per year, itrlotly In advance. TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING 60 centa per Inch. Contract ratei un application. HEAD OFFICE Daily News Building, Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B. C Telephone 9& BRANCH OFFICES AND AQENCIE8 Nkw YnitK National Mewapaper Bureau, 219 Eaat 83rd St., New York City. Seattle Puget Sound Newi Co. London, England The Clougher Syndicate, Grand Trunk Building, Trafalgar Square. "The newspaper, with the law, ihould assume the accused Innocent until proven guilty; should be the friend, not the enemy of the general public; the defender, not the invader of private life and the assailant of personal character. It should be, as it were, a keeper of the public conscience." Henry Wattersont Fruit : Produce Feed WHOLESALE �� H. H. Morton - 3rd Ave. ++++++++++++'v> D0DAY'HAB0R [ Vfi Some Good Printing Costs Too^ Too FOR SALE Lots 5 and 6, Block 28, Section 1. fSOOO, -'���'��� per cent, cash, bala co I, -'. 8 years, , per cent GEO. W. MORROW 1078 Nilsuii St.. Vancouver, B.C. Daily Edition. Thursday, May i THE NEEDS OF PORCHER ISLAND [Venty miles away from Prince Rupert lies Porcher laland, tin vegetable garden lur the Tsimpsean Peninsula, and the nearest I.no piece of arable land to Prince Rupert. ItssotUement is of vital interesi tn tin- people of Northern British Columbia in general and of tin vegetable dealers and vegetable caters ol Prince Rupert in particular That settlement would be much helped by the giving of a better mail and steamboat service n> thc laland. On the nOrth, Refuge Bay is row in receipt of .1 mail service, ami i.- .1 regular purt of call for thc vessels on the Craham Island run. The dwellers .11 Refuge Bay have no cause for complaint. Further south however, .11 Spillar River .1 large settlement has >|>ni ig up, which is isolated from the world >o far .is mail service and boat tervio is concerned. There .ire forty-five men within .1 radius ol two mile* at Spillar Riser, and setdement would be much hfelped if they wt brought closer into touch with the world. There are only three familiesI there, >*nl i" relate, *"i :i-* some <ii the settlers say, "It isn'l fair to take a woman int 1 *t place where there's no means of communication." Tlu- irony of it is that the setUers tliere Bee almost daily some vessel t��r another passing the setdement a��.i its way to ur from Prince Rupert, The place i.�� on the route of the northern run, only .1 mile ur so from the steamboat track. It the boats t,M>k thc channel on the west -iiK- of Kenned) Island instead ol the cast channel ihey woultl bc even nearer. The channel is buoyed and charted, and thc settlersI claim there is deep water up to within sixty feet of the shore. The liarimr at Spillar Uiver is a safe une. Indeed in heavy weather it i> ,1 favorite resort for storm bound steamers. There would be no navi- gation difficulties about making .1 call with mail and freight once .1 week. At present the settlers have to row ten miles ta Claxton on the] mainland for supplies. Their mail they trust to receiving when une I ur other of their number makes a \i>it in a sailboat to Prince Unpen. This is a matter which ilu- mail and steamboat authorities might do well tu luok into, li wi ultl prove .1 general benefit it Spillar River and a.iy .-ther of the settlements could be made a purt of call. The settlers claim that owing to thc lack of steamboat transportation last fall liiimlri-als of heads ni celery and a lot of potatoes were left to rat in the aground, This was .1 loss both to them aad t" ;;-. Sixteen mineral claims .ire being worked for copper and iron bj 1 icorgi Keyes and his partner, Inn the) cannot ship ��>rt or put on gangs until transportation is arranged. Six free milling claims on Lewis Island, opposite the mouth of the river have just changed hands, .1 -il a crusher is on it> way tu ilu* Island, and nunh mure in thc way of development could be done it facilities were granted. Wa* all live by trade and production; that is a truth thai requires no argument. For our own interest, it would be a c -al thing to help the development of Porcher Island, and make possible a mutual inter change oi trade and products. a ^i t*.*.> .1 rRochester & Ladysmitm ^ ��CoAL . Phone 115 + ) Northern Produce Coy, j I ��������������� WHOLESALE PROVISIONS. j FRUITS and VEGETABLES j Send for our Weekly Price List PROMPT vri'lMli'N GIVEN snil'I'ISa; ORDERS i Phone 151 Phone 151 j al *���>*__- ******* **-���***��� ******. ���**. Mil Windsor Hotel KIHST AVENUE AT Fla.llTIl STREET Newly 1 in iii.lntl And St.-.nil It. .ali-al Roomt A FIRST CLASS BAR AND DININt ROOM IN CONNECTION RATES SO CENTS ASP IT BATHS I'm I' Tu QUESTS ROBT. ASHLAND ?o.mr. LAND LEASE NOTICE COAL NOTICE New Knox Hotel BESNER ft BESNER, Proprietors Thr Nrw KriiA Bote) ll mi on tho PlHOflWII plan. K--���-, All tha Lateet Modern Impi rwMQta, ����� BEDSfOeUP FIRST AVENUE, PRINCE RUPERT Skivna Lanal Dletrlet- Diltriel >'f t\ia,t Kaancc .** Tiaka* notice thrat 1 Sevenn A. Tallander oi l*.>r. eher Inland, occupation ahi|i mnnter. mien.! ta il * ply faar pennlaaton to lease tha* f,all.*winat de- a.'ntaaal f.Ti'.h. ra'. Oomjntaclllg alt a p.a.t plantad .at thi* N.W. i**ar* Mr of lot 1802. tlwne* *a.*��t t.* loan .. .-. lliena'e *.>_:h lu.atik* a.a. water mark 25 .'hiaina* niaan- .ar ',.'... then.*.* a*aaiil t.i ** \\ corntr "I laat II J. thonce n.'rth ralaatiK' hiallt water nark Ivnitf th- woatorly boundar) aar Ic*. i. i ill t of commencnm all f.areah.'ra' in fr.-rat of lot '.i .' ____Z_\ BEVERIN Ai.l \ \M'i . : Vt l.t MDER DatadMareh *.*. IgU. l*uli. Mur.'h IS, COAL NOTICE Queen Charl.tue laalat-aia Uad DtatfM District ol Skwr.a Tak* ran: ice that 1. John Mcl.v.1 aaf '.ancouver aaaupatjon broker, Intand a*, appl) lot pan ��� to pnapect (or caaa'. aiul petroleum nn the I il.iaa'r bad land,. Commonolni **. -i ���;.,.: ; .jj. id alaout two taiilaaa aouth ol Um fl-al lliaa-r an.l marki-l Johl Mel. N. _��� Cornar, Na* J Um 10 chama. thenct* aa.-it B0 ehalM t-.������ a*- -.Tth **u ehaina, lha*r.t*a* eaat Sa' rhaiia* taa [aai.nt ot comme*.-. ea'ntainmu bill aera��. mi rr or leaw I)at,il K.*l* 22. Kit. JOHN Mcl.KOD 1-uli. Kaaii. 14. LmU* E. Wallatr, tgent Wu.*n 11 irlotte Ialan :. lan.l Pi��lrtrt-t>iatr c o* 9k.au ��� Klea tht I, John MeUod *t Vancumei ."-cj.ali.a It. mt. ir.lrnai :.. app| |���r [���rm *�� or to ; raped (a*r eoal and ptuolaun on -.haa loll aair.r . . Commrr.nnc at a 110.1 p arta*.! lo r BC�� ~a..:l ***____*** l�� o: t a. Ta-al It .- , mj-ka-d J. M.I.. s l: r.Tt-i-r. No I* . faanca* r. rtl > c air... iirnrr ��n.t hi chjiiu Uaa w aouth j* ��� ������ i*- ' <*m ��� *i o c ��� main m ��� ;���* *-r<. ������ r. ��� l'al.-:l,,. | ,11. J0HS M-LEOD 1 : > ��� - ClaraotaMtDowaa.Afaot gurrn Ckaalotta lilat iLaad Dim rt���Dutrict ot _ , flatna ��� - * I lot I. I '. \ .��� occuii- rokar.ii * . .���������,.��� \i' ' -r ���. lo�� n. I nda ' '������.*. a* a |. .1 -an* ,1 >i t ������ r m,|��� ���"" ��� ��� * -ii u*h I thr T -.* 1. .rr aar. ��� a> . J \| |. \y ������ " r .. ��� c , . I. -c ,��� ,0 ' - * . ��� ... ��� .��� nlni ;* i *.-. nan or .. . im ir*i>-r.i. i ii j un m I'ub icl*. . . fa ,. a* i o>*aj . a i ljUN<n CharlotU lalandi Lan.l Iii.lnct - IMtrict ol Skoena Take notice lhat 1. Johr. McLean! ol Vancouaer, occupation lara'Kar. ir.ti*::al taa ,\,\..y '.bt pot lo proapact liar coal anal laetroli-uni on tha* following da-sentied landa: Commencing at a poat i lan*.*.! nlaoiia li.. north lanal OM niiia* wi-sl aal ttie mouth 0 thi l'l-... Rlvar nnd mnrkod J Mcl.. N R. Cornar, No. 2i. llai'tica' miuth BO cliai-.a. thcrici* ���*.-' -,i chain.*, I aneo i rth Ml chama. thanoa antl BO chain- : ; ' a*a> .,; ..��� .��� ...��� ��� . ,��� , acn*p. ti a ra' or lean. Daud I'd' l'i.. l��ll. .ions *.* lub. fei. :,-. Clartnoa MeDoaiall, \t.-n yuavn i harla.ite lalandtUnd Dwifct��� Di-trc* o- ��. . vke.r,i I.ik- nonce that I. J, hn UeLtod ol Var.,*o v.r ""'���',,"n, ' ��� :..: pe-mi.ion ta. I' ..*; .:������:. U. ralisl landa: K Comm :������:��� ������ : ., pod ir.r.,i ,^ut , aouth and two mll�� ... , .| ,h��� n, ;nl., ���, ... !���* Rural and naa.rk,al J. McL, N. tt. i ., ���. Njj ���'��� Ihenc I.OU h *aa a*.',.,,- . ,)���.��� t ���; Cham., thanea north .�� chalna, iienea* ��.�� M ham�� l.a point ol eommenc ment; cola tin* i*m arm., inori' or ita.-. * ��� m.*ii. ���:... i ii. j,mN \,*; B0D ������'��� ���>*��S. Clin c Mcliova..,;. Agaat LAND PURCHASE NOTICE yuo..ni*h,arlot,ei,ian,i.u,,il,���r,c, DMrittot SteannLi '��� ��� Diatriet of quaan Chuttrctl mm �� Cjigajjjiit a gmt.planud, ahout two mil* mSTiSrt ani nall'a '- " Mcl i" 8���ft "' ""' 7***. ���**���** ���*��� '> """'-��� ��� , al,,,"',," ' 'r' '" '" ""'""' ch.,,,1 ,k '��� '"""���'��� N" ����� "" ���'��������� wi i bo ii.i,, i'ii,,,',, T" ","1""" '""��� Nadan ���te*M3!BHi ��� ^~" **" 1 Puh Ant. 1, CATIIl.llINK IIMIIUSIIN ^umaliein.w, Agrnl QuaaolChaitotla ISanda Und lautrici - nutnet o sv��n. a , , . Tak. no,,., tta, ,.^���\,c��� ��� ���, v. e U^^ ^"l,.'^:'* , '\��� ���%�� I Brin Furniture Coys ASSIGNMENT Sale Is Still Going on NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED .... IN THE w""|.--a. '���***., aaai-ni o aapy la-r p.rm lo pro*|**ca la.r c aa ani patrol.,m .. th. 1,.11�����,���, dcrcrilae*. lamia: ��� I aaaanaa* Coiiv..- tie* .1 a *��� ,t , .��� tad about lour md-a 1 Uk"^T','kTf,���*,', ,-*, """l 1'>��rat-.l ,.��� ,| out-, and i. ��� mBaa wa t ������< th,- mouth ol 'h. ,j BS tata ffinkSS. n.^L"'*,%"" '"'" n-al Haver an.l marked J. Mcl.. N E I*oru.r. nonh. tl"nj, _*._V", !l,v"' ��� Mienc. Jn NO, )'*. ;hi.".c* ehaina, thenc ��� aoutl; ahore ill 'mil outlet ���liana. apuin ail i. wm ; a, aaa. mouu at *h. ,J �����| ��ia (Lakail7a_t**ni **** ��** oiulmi Tl-el Haver an.l markeal J Mel. N K Cornar, I northTthmo iSSr.lJu,?r.- ***** ��0 atatn So. *!.. Ihenc outh BO ehaina, thanea **.-*t *.. I... th.-.*.���- . chain* nut ta. 1-1...1. chama, thenc ��� north B0 ehelna, thanee -..a to 1 mS dSKSTtTSSl? 5*i**_*�� ***** tn ifSSn* Chaini to pan t ol eoratunncem**nl. ontai-ing Mp uinlng ��0 arrwa m����� ��' ���naataaneamatat; con- ���cm morv or l.aa. a S. W. i������w. ' " *"***��� ttm matk��l ,,. |��� baHJ.Fab.13. i��ll. ��N M I.l.nli Hiatal Fat* it lan Pub Ft.. 25. Clarenee MeDowell, Agent * rul, March 4. <MOME l.KVl, K Pool Block, 3rd Ave. Between 7th nnd 8th C. B. Lockhart, Assignee Seventh Ave. Residents Make n Protest to Council PREFER CONTRACT PLAN Do Not Want to Lol the New Public Works Department Experiment on Them Are Circulating a Petition. Residents of Seventh avt in petitioned thr cit\ council at las meeting to have a plankwaj put iu on Seventh avenue, Ihey mentioned especial!) in their pen limi that they dM not want the work done by day's labor, but contract. When the council moved in favor oi granting the petition, day's labor was the method adopted. Tlii.* has not met with the approval of a number ol the residents and a se ond pi tition i- now being n*" up against tin- doing of the work by ��. l.t> 's lal n on the ground that it will bc too dear. Su far quite .1 number nl names have lnv signed to sivtnul petition though die resi dents of that dir-trin are anxious to have tlie plankway in.- Several who do n >t .it all favor the day's labor proposition art however, unwilli.ig to sign i.^.iiiist| tin- work li>t it should nol .-> i at all. CROW'S NEST LABOR WAR Will be a Stubborn Struggle and Long Continued SHUT DOWN PLANTS J. P. Graves of Granby Mine Mine and Smelter Co. Says They Will Cease Work in Thirty Days, and Other Plants Must Follow Suit. I do not think there i- .. > prospci I of a speedy settlement oi the miners' .-trikt* in tu- Crow's Nr--. Pass district," i-.iid Mr. J. i\ Graves, ma . .:- . director of tin- t',r.,. by l i ilidated Mining and Smelter Co. of Phi a ix, - night. "A> stock-holdi s the l irai b\ Co, i- interested in the Crow's .V*-i t"".:l md C ke Co. .n Feiv.ie. (.Uke :- an in porta : item ii- smelter w.ark. ai I sii ��� e the t-irike was declared ��\ havi I een drawing ui our coke reserve. We have laterly beoi able to k-.-:\' only six <nu of eight ices going even thus reduced, mir operatii ..- can oi Ij be co drued :'.-r ..:. ��� thirty ur tuny days longer. We shall havi to ��� lose down then. The >trike seems likely to be .. stubborn one and long coi tinued, and ii will have the effect of closing dowi all; lants usii g Crows Xesi coal a id coke in ., * time." ;nl tiling or high It's the same us with other g prices" for high class things, But It's imt always justifiable nowadays the standard Is hlghor nounced. Sn that, as tt ymi more than its worth than The temptation to charge "stiff hiss service. Is always natural. even usually. For In all artisanship the doom of the commonplace is pro- printing, high grade work i�� not apt siill, you can pay moro i . . at others ami this shop inn* of the Inr 'others, it itt to cost some places K : "Ifo Man Deceives You Once, Shame on Him. If he Dcccioes You Twice, Shame on You" ^ + + * + + + + +++++/' UAND PURCHASE NOTICE LAND PURCHASE NOTICK Skoom Und DUtricI -Dtotricl or Cout notiw thai Fred W. Bohler ol Ktavm- SkeennUndD^el Dtotrtel oj Qumd Chwjotte ,,. k ;1 . fake notice thut QeorSQ Pritidl oi Pnnce *��� lKl.uvMl���,l uitnwr, inti'mU tn apply i-r auport.B.Ca.oMupeUonbuwher.inten^toapply K,rm;;Mllll ���, purchwe the foUowing deecribed lor pormWon to punhaw tlu- (oilowmu .l.-scnhtM |t|;, - poet nlented n* '"commencina it a port planted about eeven mile- weel uml two mllee wmth ��>( tin- mouth oi Sunles Creek where It eroptlw mi" Naden n'trUir tiriihum Islund, thi'iici* ���''O chunw mmh. thanca SO eluuni weet. thenee so ehalni nunh, [hence 80 ehani eul to point of commencement ���nd containing 640 acrei !��,,���. | March \~, 1911 Pub. April 7. Commencing at a post planted at the northeast corner oi A. McLeod'i pro-omptlon, thengj ;o C| ir ..,���!!,, thenee iu ehelni eut, thenoe -> thence IU clmitw wint to piwi oi mrt* or li' nortli. < more orle QEORGE PRIZZELL Numa Demen, Agenl Oueen Charlotte lalamla Land DUtrict -DUtrict ol Skivna Take notice thut 1, J. (i. McNab Ol I'rince Uu- pen tvciipution general agenti intend to apply lur ivnmwion to priwpect (or coal und pitroleutn on the following daeeribed landa: iVniinrncing ut u po^l pUntf.l ut tl��' s.) n-e.i>i come- ol Section a, Townsh p 8 Uraham laland, ar;i murl;ed J tl. McN., S. K. fortuT, thenc. ��iM 80 chaini, thence north BO cliuins. thance ���aat 80 chuins, tlience south SO chuins to point ol commencement. , .. .. Dated March B, 1911. ���. J; 0- MeNAl Pub, Murch U5. Wilson liowtng, Agenl ^,���������na Lund DUtrict-District of Coaat Range V Take notloe that Jack Bedford of K��ghleyi Vorkshlre, England, occupation over-looker, in* tends to apply for permission to purohl thi lollowinK described lands: CommencinK at a post planted ut a point ini the ������Marly l>oundarv of Umber llmll 3^9 nnd in the so'utherlv limit of lot 8089, Range 5 Coul District, when* the said limits intersect, tbenw ulung the southerly limit ol lot 8989 '"��� aid und the projection thereof in un eaeteriy di etlon 80 chain-- more or leu to the westerly m* ��� "I timber limit 82801, thence in a eoutheriy direttton along the lut mentioned limit n chaini mon or lens to the northerly limit of Umber limit 8611 . thenoe In a westerly direction ulonK the lust mentioned limit so chains more or lees to the eaiti rjy limit ol timber limit 38389, thence In a northerly .;,:���������.;,mi U chain* more or less \n Ww point of rommencement. DatedMareh S. l��ll. JACK BEDFORD Pob, Marches Skeana l-and District���District of Coust Ra&fB 6 Take notice that 1, Cla�� Mai Uttle *-t Prince Rupart. li. C, occupation iplniter, intend to ���ipi'ly int p'-rmUsion to purchase the following deecribed lands; CommencinK at a post plumed at tbe north wut cornor of Ia*\ 1785, Range ���'*. Coan Dlitrict tholW east AO chains, thence north 26 chuins ther.ce w��t 81 chain' thence north 'JO chuina thenee weel 10 chains, thence south 13 chains to poir.t "f commencement, containing 118 urei Dated April 4,191L CLARA MAY LITTLE Pub. April 15. Skeena Land District ���District of Coast Kanw 6 Take notice that Etdon S. DetwiUr of Berlin, or,:.' ��>ccupution doctor, inter.de to apply for permission to purchase the followinK deacribed Commencing tit a post plantcl at the aouth* west corner of lx>t 1928, thenee east ^u chuina more or lesa, thence south ib chains more or lou, thenee weit 80 chains more or ten, thence north ;' chains more or less t" point of commencement conuining 1 it.' aeru n ore or It ->. Daud Mareh 81,1911 ELDON S. DKTWlLKIt Pub. April 15' John Campbell, Agent Skeena Land Diitrict���District of Caaaiar Take notice that I Andrew Committal of Vancouver. B.C., occupation cook, intendi to applv for permiui nto purchau tha foil -��Ing dueribed lands: Cotnmencitur at a poet plantad three and one half milu ii at eaaterly direction from the point ���>n Naa> River wh< ra the Lava Lake trail beffir.s near the trail, thence weat 90 chaira, thence soutli .���-.:������-������ .-: BD chalna, thence north to chains to point of commencement, containing I acres. Dato Feb 8.1911. ANDREW CUM MINGS Joee] h ite'w.iv. Ayent chaini commencement containing -" aw; ������--��� SitedApril 10,1911. PRIEDRICH U. HoHU-.lt ,.ui, vpni- Prod Hampton, Agent <keenu l.:>��d District -Dislrirt of Coast Kunge .r> Tuke notice thai I. Lionel Klngiley of Vancouver l; C. oeeupauon miner, inlend tn nppl> for permluion to purchase the following described ' Commendng al a poal planted near the aouth- west cirner ol Lol !*:U, Uange ���'', Coast District* Ihence wwt I" ehuins. thence south (���() chains, tltonce uil 10 chalna, thence north <*0 chuins to rmtit of eommeneomant iut.il Murch 24, 191L Pub. April -'J LIONKL KlNtlSLKY SI ni Land District-District of Cassiar Tnke notice that I Charles Morris of I'rinee Rupert, B.C., occupation laborer, intends to apply I\,i- pennis-i m t-. purchase the fulluwiiiu deserib- i',i landa; Commenclnjr at a poat plantad throe nml one- half miles In an easterly direction frnrn the point on \ u- Rivei where tha Lava Lake trail bearlni and one mila In a northerly direction from the sklTtltt Und-UUlrlcl-DUtrict of Qu.^t. cu-:.-, laid Lava Luke trail, theme south BO ehaina. Islanda thence east BO chains, thence north BO chains. thence wut BO ehains to point of eommencamant, LAND PURCHASE NOTICE Skeona Land District-District of f .. | Take notice thnt 1, Mrs. John Corley ol Prlnei Kupert, ll.C.occuputiun married woman, Intendi to apply for permission to purchase the followini descrilied lnnds: Commencinu at n post planted In ohalni cut und 120 chains aouth from the southwest corner uf lot 1788, Coast District, RankaB, tlience nuth M chalna, thenee cast 40 chains, thenee north Hi chains, Ihence WMt 40 chains more or leu to thf point Of commencement, oontalnlng Bl .,���.,. mora or less. Mils. JOHN (Lottie) CORLEY Data Mar. 80,19U Pub. Apr. 4. litll Skeena Land District���Diatrict of Coast [Uttgi I Takv nutlet- that Mary Hell lleaton of Vainruu ver, B, C��, occuj>ation spinater, int end h to upply fur rK>rmiaaion to purchaaa tho lulluwing deeenM lunda: Commencing at a poat planted ut the north eant corner of Ix>t 3980, thencu uboul 80 cluina north to l.ot i;-__:\, thence 80 chaina west t- |��t ;iyS2, thence alwut 30 chuina aouth to U>t S9IL theiHM 10 chaina eaat, thunco 20 chains nuth t<i 1 i-i 6S'J. thence 20 chaina eaat, thencu 2D chains north, thenco 20 chaina eaat to point of coin* mencement: containing 2^0 ucres more or leva Tout ma>ked M. It. 11., S.K. Corner. Dated Keb 14. WH. MARV BBLL BEATON ub. March 4 mtalnfng 640 acres. Date Feb, 3, WIL Pub. Mnr. 10. CHARLES MORRIS Joseph Holway, A vent Take notice that (iito. H. Laux of Pri&U lluivrt. It. C, occupation barlK-r, intends to ap,,'. [,,f i>ermission lo purchaw the following dc*crihe-i lunda: Commencing ut a poat planted about men milen went and one mile aouth from the m<uih of Stanly Creek, Naden Harbor, tht-nn r - chains, thenci- west 40 chains, thence DO chains, thence east 40 chains. Datad March 17, l'Jll. OBO, II LAUX Pub, April 22. Numa Drmer.-. .\��n:. BtiUu Land DUtrict��� Di*trict of Cassiar Take ooUce that Chriatian A, Tervo of stikine B t'. oceupation euttom ofteer, intends to apply for permhmon to purchase the lollowini; deeetwed und*: Commencing at a poet plantad almut 19 chains north wwt ef v.* cuitomi warehoun at SUUae, ��� ���'. " ���������* 20 chalna, thence soutL 20 ehalni, thenu eaat 2" ebaina, tl.ence north 20 chains to point of commencement and containing I I ler 1 more or leas. Dated Keb. 18, 1911. Pub A pri 7 S eonaLand Diatrict���Dlitrict of Coaat Take notice that 1. Leslie K. Walter, of Vnneou- ver, B.C., occupution proepector, intends tonp- ply for permission tO purchase the followingdea- .���m1,-1 lands: Commencing at a poit planted and marked L. K. W.'i s.K. comer uml Immodlately adjoining ..���,,��.,. t mnrkul VV.A.'a N.W. corner; thence north 4<i Skwna l*and District-Diatrict of ( m I chaini thence weat BO chains, thence south 10 Take notice that 1. J. II. McAutrhcy of 1'nr.c* halna, thence enst BO chains, to point of com- , RuihtI, occupation miner, intends to nppl> f.* mencement, oontalnlng 890 acrea, more or loaa. .iiermission t���� purchaa* the following demiird LESLIE E. WALTER, landi! Dated 1st Feb., l'Jll Charlo 11. Allen. Auent Commencing nt a post planteil at the southwnt Pub. Fab. 85, corner Of (Ot 8849b thence ea��t 40 chains, thenre south d chains, thence west 40 chum*, thenre Skeenu Land Dlitrict���Dt��trlet of ijuivn Charlotte north 6 chalna to point of commencement. cm- Take notice that Hubert O. Crew ot Prince mining 10 acre;, more or lesa. Rupert, B. C, occupation anmt, Intendi to apply Date Keb. lft, it'll J. 11. UcAuGUEY for permiaaion to purchase the luUowinR dertribwl Pub. Feh 2.'.. WIL Andrew Kenncd>. Aurnt lantls: Commencinu at a post planted aliout fi 1-2 niies ^^^st an.l hull u mile south of the mouth of Stanley Creek where i: empties into Nnden Harbor, Graham [aland, thenee east |0 chains, thence norlh P�� cliuins. tht-nce west to chains, thence snuth to cliuins to point of commencement and containing ICO acres mop- or less. Dated March IT. WIL HCHKUT O. CREW I'ub. April ". Numa Demers. Agant Bkeena Land District-Dlatriel of Ca����iar Tuke notiee thut 1 Holcom McDonald of Prinn1 Kupert. B.C tweupation ���*��� rer. intends to ap tdy for permission to purchase the followinK de* ���erlbed lnnds: Commencing at 11 post planteil thru and aa* half miles in an easterly direction from the pdat on Naas Uiver where the l.nvM Lake trail and one mile in a northerly direction ft -aid l.ava Laka tttitl, tlience north B Skeona Land District -District of Coast Itanjjo 5 thence west HO chains, thenc** aouth ���*��� chain*. lake notice that William Franklin Carpenter th.-ncc wi-t chains to point of OOOttenei I of Prince Rupert, B, Ca, occupation ristaurant oontalnlng640ucrea. keeper, intend! to npply for permission to purchi the following deacrilwl land : t'ommencinn nt a post planted at the south east corner of surveyed Lot 1712, therce (*0 chains south, thonc* about H**�� chains west to Lot 2t>56, thenci* 2o chains north, thence 45 chains west Date K.-b. ;i. WU. Pob. Mur. 10. uolcom McDonald Joseph Belway, \* ��� Bkaana Land District -Diatrict of Ooaot u*T.g* V Tuke nolice that Kdiih Alice CroatN-r '���! thenee ibout 26 chalna north to Lot 8068. thenu JJJ*. V"rUshire Knulund. occupation ���] ibout SO chains east to south east corner Of Lot !nS��*>__��. Wfr i* P?WW*0M **> l'""��*"' ��� 1068, thence about 38 chaina north to Lot 1711, thence alwut 55 chuina east to point of commence* n:ent: coi.tai1 ���.���:���; t^U acres, more or less. Dated Feb. 15, WH. Pub March I. WILLIAM FRANKLIN CARPENTER Skeena Lund District District ol (Jueen Charlotte Islands Take notici' that Qeorge \V. Arnott of Prince Hupert. It. C, occupation real estate broker, intends to apply for permiaaion to purchase the following dueribed lan is: Commencini at a post planted aboul seven mile? and one-hall mila west and one mile south from the mouth of Stanly Creek, Naden Harbor. thenci* west B0 chains, thenw south ht) chains, thenci' eust so cliuins, thence north 60 chuins. Dated March 17, 1911, GEO. \V. ARNOTT Pub. April 22. Numa Demers. Agent following descrilied landa: Commencing at a posl planted at the nutt Ml corner of surveyed lot Wji, Range i'i, Coul ''���'* trict, ihence north along thi* easterly limit ���'. "r said lot 35 chains more or itm to the MgtMf limit of Lot 8988. itange A, cnaat dislrici. thetio eust along Ihe southerly limit of tho last tin-ntiu ��d lut GO chalna td a poinl, thence in n MM^J erly direction 88 chaina parallel t�� thi easterly limit of lot l\W\, Ihence in ��� *''���'��� erly direction GO chaina more or le** :���' the point of commencement containing 810 acr* mure or lea. KD1TII ALICE CKOWTIIKK Dated March 8, WIL Pub. March 86, Skeena Land Dlatriel -Diatrict of Caasiar Take notiw that 1. Perry Qneenan -.1 ft ��� Ku(MTt, ll. Ca, occupation pros(H>c(or. InU apply for permission to purchase the follu*i*4 BkeenaLand Dirtrlet���DUtrict ot Quun Charlotte deurii��l lands: Mund- Commencing ai a [h��i planteil in the Take notici- thut J. II. Murphy of Vuncouver, ��' QOOU Hav, alwui ihn"-*ight�� of a n. ��� II. C, occupation commercial traveller, intends of the mouth of lho Itonanra Creek, ar.d liinf to apply for perWiuiun to purchase the following on the easterlv boundary of Timber limit >"��� deaerlbed lands: -l->2M or No. ;t.VJMi. thence aouth 4U ch;i Commencing at a post ; luntinl ubout seven the eu-terly limit of said Timber limit N CHRISTIAN A. TLKVO j null* west und one mile ^outh from the moulh l" N,��- '���WM 40 chains, ihenw rut to the *' ������ of Stanly Creak, Naden Harbor, thence north M> U00U Day, a distance of 40 chains mon- chains, thence *.*t lu chuins, ihence south SO thenci' northerly along the ihon1 of (.< I * chains, thenu eut to c Dated March 17, 181L Pub. April 22. Dance Weekly dai\ce ever) Saturday in the K.ofP. Hall 4-20m ...Whites Portland Cement... G. C. EMMERSON IQBNT S eena Land Dlltriet -District of Caaaiar Taki notice that I. John McDonald of Prince R ;; rt, I- C., occ ipati n hotelkeeper, Intendi to ..;;... for permluton to purehau the following li - nibed landa; mmenclnff at a put planted three and one- lluli an easterly direct! m from the point ,, ��� Naai Rlvar where the Lava Lake trail bejrina for. and one mile in a northerly d eel the Jf indr ivaLe < trail, thai u aouth elahty chalna, thenci wut ": chain*-, thencc north _v chaini, ��� *���'-' 90 chaini to point of commencement, ntalnlni ; acrea, Date Feb. .. | -n. JOHN Kl DONALD Tub. March 10. Joaeph Balway, Agent J. II. MURPHY Numa Demers. Agent Skeenu Land District- District of Const llun^e.\ Coaat District Take notloe thai Wm. LerJIa of 8apparton, B.C occupation Government Guard, intends to appl] the following deeerlb> 40 chains more or leas, thenci* weaterly 40 mon or less to point of commencement, contairu* KiO acres mote or lesa. Duted Murch ;. 1911, I'KUKY QI'KLNVN Tub. April T. Phone 125 Naden Block Second Ave Skeena Lund Diitrict DiMrict of Coast Take notlu that i.lenn McArthur of Vanoouver, B, C., occupation real eetab aient bitendi to appg lor permission to purehau tbe following dueribed lands: Coma enei | at a post planted -10 chains wTst and 10 chums south of the oouthweat corner of l*it No. 1789 marked Glenn MeArthur'i north* weit eomer, iher.ee south 10 chuins, thence eaat 90 chaina, thenu north to chains, ihence wut SO chalu to poet ol eommeneement, containing 320 acree more or leu Commencing at a put planted 40 ehalni ��,"t and 120 chuins south of the west contei of lot No 1783,range ."��� coust district, marked Wm. Leslie N.M cotiier, thenee south 10 chains theneo eust W chalna, thence north 40 chalna, thanu weal NO chaini to put of eommeneement, 00 acrei more or leaa. WM. I.KSLIK T. D. Liihil. Atreut Dated March 20th, 1911 I'ub. April 19th, 11M1 nl-nl Bkeena Land District-District of Ce Take n ce that I Juaeph Itelway of V ll B.C., oeoupation prospector. Intends to api'i permluion to purchase the mlowini lands: Cummutclng at a poat plaatad two and mllu In nn aaatariy direction from the 1 Ni..- liner where the Ijiva Lake trail thenu WUt K chains, thence BOUth I* mainimrX'o thence eaat 90 ohaina, thenoe north 10 point of commencement, containing ��� I more ui less. Dote Keb *. 1911 JOIBPB BKLWAl Tub Mur. lo Skwna Land Diatrict -District of Coglt Take notice that Mra. L. C. I'utnam of St Paul, Minnesota, occupation married woman Intendi to upply for permission to purchase the 1 follow ing described lunda: I Commeneing ill 1 post planled ut the aouthwent eorner of Lot No. 1788 marked Mrs LC, I'uinama ,, D^M��h.0.��n. OLBNN M.ARTHUR VS^t S3S' th'^ SS 40 '&, SSS 2ft *���� lub. Aiaril lu. T. II. l.ninl, Ata-iii | nun Ii 10 rlioiian Iai pawl nl a-aataaaaii*aia-a>aaa,<la(. run liiiliinn H'-O acn*aa main* ur li*aiaa. Duliil Mnn-li 20 lilll. MUS L. C. PUTNAM Pub, April 15. Ut'o. H. I'utnam Aui-n ^���"���a-taia ljanal ninlrlrt-Dietrlel of faua-l M�� 'll.a* iImi |. William Anilar.a.ii td __* " iver, iu*. oeenpathm elark, Intandi la.r |.i i iin..���,tl |��� pimahaM* Iha" fiilluwiii.* i*il Inn.N; Caammandnt al a|m.l plant.*.! nml mai A. northaraal punier, ami alanut 1 mile from v * ���" ..Grand Hotel.. WORKINGMAN'S HOME SprinK Ueiif, clean Whit, Sheet, 25c Rooms 50c BEST IN TOWN FOR THE MONEY J. GOODMAN. Proprietor ...CASH... $337.50 nml $i:i.7."i payable October 30th, 1911 and |48.78 payable October 80th, 1!M2 will ucure a*itii.*r of thaw lota Lota 18-11 Block 8 Section 7 We are agenta for tho nlil reliable Phoenix, Liverpool ami London ami Globe and Uritisii America Kin- Insurance Companies, G.R. NADEN COMPANY Limited, Socond Ave.. Prince Rupert, B.C. Coast Kan^e a Land Dlltriet Take notice that 1, John Hepburn ol Kit- '��� sumkalum, occupation fanner, intend to apply (or permission to purchase the (ollownn dMOrlooq lands: CommencinK nt a poal planted at the QOTtheail corner of Lot 8888, thence out 80 chains, thenca south 1U chains, thence wort 80 chans, thence BOfth 10 chains to place ol commencement. Hated March 18, lyil. JOHN HEPBURN I'ub April 15. Skeona Land District���District of Coast Rang* & Take notice that .Alexander lleaton of Vancouver, B. C, occupation carpenter, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted St) chainn south Irom tht wuth wost corner of Lot ;)0t��n. post marked A. B.. N. \V. Corner, thence 80 chains aouth, thence 10 chains east, thence 110 chuina north, thence 80 chains mat to point of commencement: containinK -W* acres, niorr or less. Dated Feh. 18, 1811. ALU SAN DKIt BBATON I'ub. March 4. Skeena Laml Divtriet- Dlltrlol of faa(<inr Take notice that I Arthur James Welsh of Vnn- couvor, occupation broker, intends to apply for permission t��> lunvhnse tho Mlowimv OMOrllwd lands: Commonclnit at a pool planted ihree nnd ono- half miles in an Oltatorlv tllroctlon from the point onNnaeRlvoi when- tho Lavn Lake trail com* men.es near lhe trail, then list olffhtjf ehnins, ihenee muth Nfl chnins, theneo west Sil ehuins. thence north RQ chiuns to point of eommenceuietil mn taint ns 040 acres moro or less Dnto Peb.8, lull ARTHUR JAMK8 WELCH Pttb, Mnr. IU JoBOph Holway. Auent COAL NOTICK wuth -i chalna, thence mat HO chain* north H)chalna, thence west *** chain?, top.-in: -l eommeneement, containinK W acres m ������ M . WILLIAM ANDERSON, I��at��i| i��t feb. iiin Charlea B. Surk. A����l Pub, I'eb. U, Bket i :i Land District Di-trict of Queer, I hi ' lake notice that Prank Levick of Wot ' t. occupation bookkeeper, intenda 1" Queon Charlotte lalamla Und District -District of lan��!rmW��" l�� **�����*��� '^OWtel * Tiika* naitica* lhait I, Jnlin Md/tiil nt VinOOUVar, opcu|iatinn brokvr, iiita*inl tai apply Inr parmlailon in proapeet fur ooaj ine petrolattni on tin* iiaiioaainK ilfurrilit'il landai Conunonetni ni �� pool plianii'ai nboul two unl.: wa-aii ut tha* mouth ail tha* Tl-cl Rlvar uinl markad J . Mcl.. N. W. I'lirniT, - . aa.- nn .. 7. ' ���-''a'l'IIIII,K "I** IIIT. i*r. Nil. *JII, tha'lira* *.iilllli Ml |im���| Marrli I" lilll clilliliH. Illa'iioi* a*ia��l tail clillinii, llirni*,. ra.art)a Ml l'���|, l���rii ; ' ' cliialim, tlia'iica* wa*Hl HI) clmiHH to pnlnt nf com* monoomonti oontalnlng 640 ,ereo, mora ur loaa Datad Ka*h. 11, mil .Inns MoLEOD I-uli. l*'a*b. 211. ci.it. iii-.- MeOowall, Agant . pa��t pl.nii**! iboul ������ ', min*.�� iai*.! nml i������ m||��� ,���^,h ol tha mo f "'!'''>��� ''f��-k ��lii-raa It rna|.li.- MM N ' '" 1 nil. ar. liriiliana l.lanat, ttiancai 80 Chalna -��':;* '"���'' ��p ehalm PMt. ,_mcr go rtalw ilii'in*.* mi cliain. wm t��� ppint ���( commi-niTi'a*"1 niiil epntanlng 840 aoraa mora or 1 FRANK LBVfl Numa Ua-iiirr- ** Bkeona Und Dlitriot Dlltrlol iir(%iiiiai Tiika* notico tinn I, Moxnndor Buohan, nf Vimi-miaur. B.C., iii'i'iiiiiitiian butdior. ilitumlH tn apply for ttormlaalon t" purohaao tollowtng lli'aaa'llliiHl InmUl Commoncing a poll plnntod nnd markad A.lf�� B.B. cornor, nnd adjoining ptnta mnrkadj M.'i N.I*-.. nii'iiiT nml r lt,'n s.l-',. cornori thonoo woat su 1-iiiiinn. tlii'iu'ia north go chnina, thoni niat wi i-liiaiiiH. thanca aouth BOohnlna i.. iiaiim aaf oom> mtMira'iiu'ni, containing (140 aoron moro aar u<hh AI.KXANIIKlt IIIicHAn' Dntodlat Kab.,1911 tMiiirl��� ll Alla rub. Fab. Ufa QutanCharlottaIilandiLand Dtitrtel -Diatrict Skaat'iaia Tillaa* liulia*a* tlnat 1, John Mi'l i*,i,| ���( Viam*uiia,'r OMUpgllon laraalaa*r. Intond Iii apply |���r Mrmllalon' to prnpool lair emil nml potroloum aa��� ,i���. |, ii0wino ili'scriliuil IiiihIh: Commandng m �� paaat plantad aboul u.��� mtlea aoutl! and two inHa* noat ol tin mouth uf ilu* tl-ol KiviT. Oraham laland, and markaS J. Mcl.. N. w. Cornor, No. ;u. u,,.,,,,'.,//,!,'' cliiiiliM, tlii'tia'a* 1*10*1 Ml cliniii:*, Ihonci horth ^a rliniii��, thonea aa(*��t BO ehaina t.. t.,,,,Lt ���( ru' monoomonti eonUuftlng 840 aeroi nai. Dated Fob. Sl, 1911. JOHN McLKOD Clarance McDowoll, Agont Bkoi nn Und Dintrict-Dintrict of Co��'t Tike notica thnt 1.1'otcrKoiil. ofVgno �� ' ������ ."i-a-iiinatim ti*nm.ta*r. intcnilt t** II purchaae ilic faallaawinir daocrtoee I permiaaion ! lunda l>tii*ni*ticinirnt a luut |il��ntnl ami m.irl"I'' ,."'!��i oorner nnd linmrallatcly naljolnioK I*'" immHiatciy naljnini.-. *_***"_*���>*���*'* N.B. corner and A.B.'a *\ ner, thoneo nnrth *m a*haln,. thence cant 40ch * tlii-nro aouth **ni*hnln��. therce weat 4" ��� K ' point or commencement ciantalnimr mnroorlou l-KTKR REI"* DatedI let Fab. 1911 Charlea H. Allen. Ag I nn. Pob, 26. I-ub. Fab, 14, kgoni Und Di.iricl Diatrict ot Co��"l lt��"l"' ^ IhI,,* notin. ,|,���, (���(,���.��� |._ ,������,, ���| Ir- i* it 1HTI. II. f., ,Wii|iatlaan aurveyor, Inten.l' I'' 35SSbitfi��3���ta*"' * >���"*- ,lw ,',""v," gi������ci,���i.���,..i,,*u:,aw ,������*,,,��� c,.:;rT:^;:!,",r!.iri^^r,>:: .i,*���;:i,;���,:n'S;,l,!:r:i!;,:l;;:;';,M1;;,i:,:l,r -I2Sl**-,,j�� ******* *��" ^ proapeol forooglgnd pmroloi ili'icrilu'il lianiln: Commanolng at a poal planted aboi I'lTtn .aaainn ntlii* following wuth and two mllea w I the mouth ���l "���"���"! Rivor and murked J, M.I.. s. W i , , ' v , , ' !!:!:!":,: _*$!. .��.0.s?.��J?v, *���*��� ���l % ,hiin* weal mi ehalni tc Miming mo aoaa, JOHN McI.ihid n.rhT,m"i:'iL,8.:i"'��'<-^more'orii^.""^...l, ' MeDowin, Agant NbJi/SS^f wu' SoSSM r. OTTl.n thenw miiiiiIi hd ehalni, th pulnl ul I'niiimi'iiri'mi'iit; , nuiri* nr lean Auent | Dated Fab, U, Ull. Pub, Fell. 24. t'liireiic, ���outhorly limit ���| lurvevad lo, 3991 md ii"* i,r,r l��tn**. il.rii.1 iii ehlllU to a point, thence 100" ��� >���'**' I M ehllni mon Of Inaa to the ncrlhitl ii mt i.| n Umber limit (No. tttM), thencc ��'*-' ',���,,, ,'t''"'.""."' *"* i" ��� I'"'"' i" <hi' m_S"C ���-.111,,. 1, Oj ,|���, p���,���r|v |iml( _, >ur>r!,,a| V l'1'"' IB it nnrllaiTly direction alone ''' \mT,'n"\ "' ,,'�� tM *tm and along the HM I'O cliain, niore or !,.., t��� point ot commcif- THE DAILY NEWS WE HAVE BUYERS FOR LOTS IN STEWART Samuel Harrison & Co. Brokers, Prince Rupert and Stewart, B. C. Agenta for Stewart Land Company, Limited T LYNCH ml\^m+**mm/\fi**S^f* i Department Stores ���WD BROS. i Prince Rupert, B.C. GROCERIES HARDWARE CROCKERY SASHES DOORS GLASS MEN'S FURNISHINGS BUILDING SUPPLIES We supply Farmhouses, Camps, Mines, and save the buyer money. Write for our Price List Mail orders receive prompt attention ; Largest Stock in Northern B. C. ]**��m***t**^\j a t\frmt/^f$m*\f**J^/*ml\fmml\fmS_if*mS\/mfa GOAL NOTICK .-nU.rUnil Di.lain Di-trict oll'aaaalar Talc a.aalaee thai Christian A. Tcrtaa aal Slikine. li C��� occuiiation euatoaa aatlica*r. bttand, to appl> na purclnaaa* Ilia* fi'lliiaalln.' ila***cnliail at I paant |ilanta*tl alaout thra*0- :* i.aTlli i*a*i (ruin lilarior Itiflk* . I l*ank nl Sllkltie Itiver anil ain the ��� .V ol the mouth of a little creak, tlia-nc* ;-' chain., thence mirth IU chaian, Ihence ...: li* claari.. Ilielica* aaiuth 10 ciiaina lo |ai|nt rt cornmiLn-matit anil containing la tl taenia maara* I 10. lilt. IV-. Anil :. CHIHSTIAN A. TKItVO a land In.i'irt Di.trict nl inalat Itange ."a lKa��ai��tira*1hatl Angu. lleaton ul rnoce ltti|M*rt, I' I' . aaccu|aali.an tnilaa*r, intenda |ai ��|a{al>* lor |aaar- I tn purchaae the pillowing ila*acnla*il landa: (nanniencmi at a ptaat planteil at lho aoulh *��� .-..-tarr ni l/u :p.ai7, thence 40 chain* taaa����t, Ihena*.. In chaini aaauth, thenco alaout till chaini aaat to 1*1. .*!��.> Lake, thence meandering aaid lake alaaee In an northerly direction lo point of caam- n*nr.-mc.it; mntaining 170 acrea. more aar leaaa, '��t markcl A. |l��� N. Tl. Ci Datld I.I,. II, |8|1. I'. .March t. airner. ANtiUS BIATON a I -ami Dlatriel - Dlalrict of Caaal. ��� Mthhl 1. John Miller, aaf Vanaiaaivrr. IpnUon liutcher, intenda to npply for �� tn purehnae the following ileaerllH*al hunt! < mina.' nl a |>naat plnnlail nlauait I chiain Mn li.la aanler al Iha* In-n.l of l.iiacamlie May. and I M. . N.K.i-arn.T. thetn-eweat Mlehalna, til ���*��� a haalna. thencaa enat WI chalna, Ul *���*��� **biaiiaai, l>. pinnt of cumnaenca*. "ictil. **"tilainlnar '".to acrea nmn* or leaa. lw, JUHN MII.I.KIt. * 'I l-eb . 1PII Churl... II. Stark. Auenl I"" l-alk. 2b. t"*.r l hulaalie lalamla Uml Dutrict -Dialrici ol Ski*a*oa ��� i no thit I, John McLcoal ol Vancaiuver, r..ker. ititen.l lo apply lor laermiaaion lag cal ami petnaleum on Ihe laillamin*-, landa: ���Tcan^ al a pa.��t planlail at llae moulh ol ��� r ami marka-al J. Mcl. S. I. I orner. a. north mi chaina. thenci! arnal no m -..aal I, Ml chain,. Ihenca* ea.t 1*11 '���' l��*int ol ra.innicncvniclil' caanlaining mora or !���-*, 'I. I'M. JtlllNMel.KDD ' '��� - I LAND PURCHASE NOTICE Bkau�� land i'i-iTi.-i -htstrin nf Coaat Kan*- 5 Takr iiuiici' ihul tinny Mitrartni>v of Man Kill- ;'. II. (\. i..-i-iip;itMin milHT, uili-rnU to Upply (ur iMTiniNtitin to purchow tin- following <li*m-rihril Itadu 1 '..nnr.i-i-.ri'ii: ut H 1" I pluitllil on till' nuili -i.lt- nf Kxchumnlkn Itiver, ulumi '2 1-2 mil.- from itu cnnilumri' with Ilu* Skn-na Kivt-r and nhout l-l! mili<M Ml Irom Kxrhunuiikx rupidn, Ihenee 80 chaina ni��rih. Uu-nct- 40 rhaitut vtut, UMMi M ehaina aouth. thentv to clmina wmt to point ol rotimirtuvriu-iit. nml n'.iu_ .I'jn urn*; lnnr.- or liw. I'tMt mi ri.. ,i ������||.M. S.W. cor." I lain! April B, Mil. lll-.NUY MAC'AUTNKY l*ub. April It, Skivnn 1 ..n.i Dialrici District of ('wut Tak* mitio* thut I, William John Ceri#3 *'��� Trincr Uu|M>rt. tl. <*., occu|Mitton rancher. Intend lo apoly (or |* mii-uui to purchaav the following th-M-nU-l Unda: Comnicncintt ut u |Mwt platilcil at thi- wiuthwt -t ctirncr of l.ot HUGH, Kuu,. 5, Coaat Diatrict, thencv oiilh 20 chaina, thence eaat 40 chalna, thence north 20 chains, thence went 40 chains to potm of commencement, containinK K0 acrea, more or I ma. Dated April h, 1911. WILLIAM JOHN COBLEY I'uli. April 20. ���MM |..in.| DUtrict District of Coaat Take ii.itir.- :hat I, William Melville Corley o( Toronto, Ontario, occupation clerk, intend to am��ly for |M>rml.��lon to purchase the followini; dencrimil lantls: Commenctnit at a |ki*i tiUnt��*��l nt the northwmt n ratf ��f I^>1 ION* Ha i�� T>, Coast District. tln-nrv ���Ml 00 chains, thence north 10 chains, thenw weat 2��l chains to Hell's Cate slouith, thence along slough Miutherl> to |Miinl of commencement, containing Kit) mn * mure or leaa. h.-. ��� April ti. lull. WILLIAM MKLVILLK CoRI.KY Putt. April 20. Skivna l-iii't District -DUlrict of Coast Uange '���> 'lakf notice that 1, Charlm A. Vaughan of Prince KuiH-rt, II. C. occupation merchant, intend to apply (or |M*rmla*i in to purchase lhe (ollowing ih-r.iU I lands: Commencing at a post I'lunti-d on the aouth hunk nl Kachuniaika Kiver and nlwiut (our milm (rom Its conlluenee with the Skivna Itiver, thenci* mi chains east, thence MU chains north, thenee Ml chains wnl, thence HO chaina south to point of N Clarance McDowell, Agent w��CI,*rlnti,. M.nds Und District -Diatrict nl Skn-na ' "at I. J,,hn UtUod o( Vancouver, "J mm, intenil lo apply lor iH-rmlssion >* lor coal and 1*1 roleum on the follow! anda: owing ��� ' i! at a |Hwt planted ahout two mdea to miles west of the mouth of the ft*'jw and markeil J. Mc.L. N. K. Corner, rhlm ' ,h*,,ir'' w,u��ti ��(i chains, thenco west KO ��� ". ni^th Ml chaina thence east R0 ht�� rommencement; containing ��10 '��� �� lew. ���OHN MeLEOD Clarence McDowell, Agent Vti*. '����. hi. 2\ l-ANI) LKASE NOTICE ' Ijanal Diatrtct -Ilialrict of Cmi ���in* tlmt Hume llahingtaan aal l-rince ��*' .. occiipaiinn maator mariner, inlenila IW |��*niiiv.ion to loaae the lollowing Hi �� m a pia,i planteal nhout 1U0 chaina ���* Indian Reaim on the eaal aiile ,.( '* i.ia tin* aaa.1 llaja ,,l the I'enin.ula tharm ' *l ehaina along aham- to the Ki-aerve line, ' J cliain. tnaan* or leaa to tiaaaaae llav. chaina along ahore, thenee eaal till 1 more or leaa lb pmt', wntaYning'wT'acrw! '"''March K, 1911. '��� \pr,| |- I .1 HUME IIAIHNOTON I XmS Un'L "'"'in -I'iatrlcl ol Coaat '������I'ca* lhat William Munloral I I'rincaa 1 . uccupation |irna|><clor. intenrla -". u,aaii,.|| [i|a.-tM alia, 'l***nil,,.| la'n,|v"'""''*,i"n '" "** '*"��� '"'""'"g ���'"It at 1 MM planteal iImiuI 100 chalna '" Indian lt,*��.,��e ������ ,ho 5m,i ,Wp n( i ,i!"".1,."",."."' ,',,", "'''������ 0| "" poninaiiL, "Hi Ml chain, almiK ,!,���,,,, *hrnr. w���, '" chan. "'*""'��� I'ay. thaanea* nnrlh along almn* ������ 'a,!',',^���'!"*1 4" Ch"ln" �����**** ���******** t" I 'aoiiiiiii.ijii acrea more nr li.��. , J ��M{fjj ��. l'Jll. WILLIAM MtlNKtlltl. 1 laml Diatrict -lllatricl of Coaat . tt��W that (Mi, J. ���,�����,��� ,,, ,.���������, ii.,,,' '."".''"''"n prnataoclair, Inten.l. te I- rnmaion to leaae tha following aleacrllia-al *fm al a pn,, ���|��n,���l alaiut , ouarte, 1 ' " 'I '.'�� Ihe'^i f "ao""'' S* ,"""'��� "t m"<"> " in* I, *"' <'""",n ,",��n'1. ������"���nw- "aaulh 10 ,, '���'*������ aaat ��i chain., thence norlh 40 i i cr"���,T 2".ch"in" '" ",,int "lc��m- '������inlalnlligaO acroa more or laaaa. ''���leal 'lit, u . , .... OTIS J. I1KNSON -!"h March, 1911 Dttad Apffl tl, IMI CIIAItl.KS A. VAItillAN rommeoclliR at a |a..-a planta*al on the aaiuth nk aif the ka.jiai.tn.il,. Hiver ami ahout four caammenca*ment. caantnining tilO acn*a more or h* II..I..I April'JI, I'uh. April -".'. Skeana laaml Di-trirl Dirtrict ot Canaat Itange :. Taka* mil ica* that I, Frank llicka aal I'ort Ka- alnglon. aa.a aapaiiiiin merchant, inla*nal to apply faar |N*rmiaaiaan tti purchaaa* the Inlloaaing ileaacrihail Commi'iiriiii laanl. milea Irom ita eaintltienca* wtlh lhe Ska*cna Itiva-r, lierc Ml ehaina aaai*l, Ihenca* Ml chaina nnrlh. Ihenca- Ml ehiiioa a*a��t, Ihenca* amalh NO chnina In imiiiiI of eaimtni*iia*a>menl, eonutatiog 010 acra*a more or la*a��a. Daleal April '21. 11.11. FRANK HICKS I'uh. April 2'J. Skeena Uinl Diatrict -Diatrict of Coaat llangn 5 Take notice thai Mary Maragnt liilli, of Victoria, It. C, occupalion houaekaa'iaer. intenda to apply for |H*rmiaalon to purchaae tho (ollowing dcacrilaeal landa: Commencing at a poet planteal at tho north eaat corner ol IajI ll'JH", thence 20 chaina weat, thence 20 chaini aouth. thonce 20 chaina woat to T. L 3268T, thence about hi) chalna norlh to Lakelae lllver. thencaa meandering aaid river up stream in a eouthoaaterly direction taa lakelae Ijake, thenca meamla>ring aaid lake to point of commencement containing 160 acrea, moro or loaa. I'oat markeal M. M. 0., N. F;. Corner. Dateal Keh. 14, l'Jll. m MARY MAROARET CILLIS Ska na Land Dialrict-Diatrict ot Coaat llang 6 Taka notice thai lienjamin ItuaMl "Ica ol 1'rlnea Unpen. 11. C, o.-cupalnm waiter, intemls to apply for permiaaion tai purchaaa thai following le rrit.a I 1 lU'l. Commancing at a poat planum! 65 chalna eouth from the aouth eaat corner of Lol :ln(i0, thenco 70 chalna weat, thence 65 chaini north, thonce 70 chaina eaat, thence H chaina aouth lo point U commencement; containing 455 acros, more or la Poat markeal 11. R. R.. S. E. Cor. .late.i i.i. ia, mn. I'ub. March 4. BENJAMIN KU8SBL RIGfc Skoena ljind Diatrict -Diitricl of Coait Itange 6 Take notico that Davl.l Mclennan ol i'rince llupert, II. C, occupation clerl. Intemla to apply lor laermiaaion to purchtaao tho following iloacrilaeal landi: Commencing at a poal planteal 40 chaina aouth from the aoutl' woat corner of l,ol 91.4, tlience 40 chaina east, *'..<��� ice 40 chalna norlh, thonce 40 chaina wa-at, UienC" It) chains south to point of commencement; containing Kill ncrea, more or laass. I'nstmaaked D. M. S. W. Cur ... Daleal Feb. 1:1. Ull DAVID UgtalCNNAN I'uh. March 4. = THE COSY CORNER DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO THE INTERESTS Of I WOMEN I i a 1 Thia is a little section of the paper, which from day to ilay will be devoted to subjects of special interest to women. Any and all of the ladlea of I'rince Rupert are invited to contribute to its columns, and to take part in ila discussions. Suggestions and criticisms are invited by the editor. The hope la expressed that "The Cosy Corner" will fill a social need. BELTS AND SASHES Will Be Popular Dress Items This Season Bells and sashes play an allim- portanl part in dress tliis season, and women arc paying much ai- tention to them. The hi^h waisi line is for tlie dme being accepted as fashionable, Inn thai does nol prevent the wearing of girdles and s.isln-s. On the contrary, ii furnishes even greater opportunity for so doing. The folded girdle or belt of velvet, satin, or soft fr,iish taffeta is extremely .smart, and can be <>i medium width or quite wide, it can be finished with roscttc-s or with one soft knit end and two long ends finished with fringe. Black is used with every color, but a shade deeper than the material of die gown is also in style, and sometimes a charming effect is obtained by several modes com bincd. Then there are most ex- iiuisile fancy ribbons thai are made into girdles, belts and sashes, and these are most effective with the plain materials, serving as trimming. The fashion is practical and economical if there is r.o foolish extravagance in buying loo many ribbons and at loo liilli prices, for with a variety lo choose from the one black or while gown can be so changed as to do duty for many different occasions. Then the fresh girdle will quite renovate a shabby old gown and make il look like new. SPRING ARITHMETIC pleasure. Any girl who wants to have something out of the common for a luncheon pari) or who wants to make a very small gift, but one that shows sonit* real work of her own, can accomplish cither object b)' making candied a range peel Not by buying il at die confectioner's, where plenty of it is sold but by doing il herself. The Double Weekly Service S.S. PRINCE UIII'IRI and S.S. PRINCE GEORGE For Stewart, Thuridays, 8.00 a in. For Vancouver Victoria AND Seattle TBJJ8& Mondays and Fridays at 8 a.m. as. Prince Albert sails fnr I'ort Simpson, Naas River Points, Masset, Niiilen Harbor, every Wednesday, 1.(1(1 p.m. and for: Refuge Bay, Skidegate, Queen Charlotle City, Lookeport, Pa- i-nli, Jedway, Ikeda Hay, Rose Harbor ami return via Queen Charlotta. City every Saturday, 1.00 p.m, The Grand Trunk Railway Syatem ...|..-**w I TEMS OF T S P O R T ] "Hauling" Nelson and Eddie Santry, each one-time holders of championships in their class, have been matched to meet in a six- round contest before a Fond du Lac Athletic Club on May 9. Early ihis month Richard Arns will meet Harry Pearce, of Australia, the former being the present world's champion, who not long age defeated William Webb, ex- former champion. This race will tiike place on the I'arainatla Kiver, where most of the big races held in Australia take place. ROGERS & BLACK WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ��� Building Material, Cement, Lime, Hair-fibre Plaster, Coke, Blacksmith Coal, Common Brick, Pratted Brick Shingles, Lialh, New Wellington Coul ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY PILLED See lis for Prices. Phone No. 116 11 was the busy hour of four, When from a cily hardware store Emerged a gentleman who bore 1 hoe, 1 spade, 1 wheelbarrow. From ihence our hero promptly went Into a seed establishment And for these things his money spent: 1 peck of bulbs, 1 job lot of shrubs, 1 quart of assorted seeds. Ile has a garden under way And if he's fairly lucky, say, He'll have aboul the last of May 1 Bquash vine, 1 egg plant, 1 radish. Washington Herald candied orange peel is made at I connecting with trains from the Paolfle home and used while fresh is so far !'oast ope-ratM-* tm*Mnt "ml :��"V{*n superior to that one can buy ii.niiiiii. Montreal, lajueDec, iiainax, i *** ~_ istnii, New York and Phlla- automobilists more careful whci skin of an delphiu. Information and tickets ob- .i*.:,,,, \\i,, ���,.,���,,,,, .r ,**, a- <trit-a*s ....,..., .. , tainable frumthi'nllic.'hereunder men- (lmlnK- W hen a mott.r . ar slllkis Trans-Atlantic bookings by all ai pedestrian or a vehicle, lhe driver of the car will be compelled to lent service of liixurinus trains nvcr its lhat double track mute between Chicago, i . , *, ,, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Halifax, it seems like quite another Hung. Portia',, Uost.m. New York and Phil* 11 can la- mada* ol ilu ... . ,,.... i... i il i tainable from the nllice liereuni orange that has lieen peeled and tjonL.(i used in any way. Imi rather a lines arranged. smooth skin should be chosen' aud it must be used before il becomes al all hard and dry. The. first thing to do is to scrape off with a knife as much as possible FAMOUS PRINCESS LINE. FRANK D. KEELEY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUOOIBT 'liunr No, 200 P, 0. Box ariMt I'RINCE RUPERT. H. C. ��� +++++ + +++++++ +++T + +++++ + + i! w. j. McCutcheon CarriM oompleti itook <>f I'tuku. Spooltl iittrntitiii paid tt> Ailing pri>tu-rl|)tl<infl. The stiite of Illinois is framing ;; Theatre Block f.,.mK n���.7'.i Second Ave. I up ;i rule whieh will tend lo make <' + ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ A. E. McMASTER FREIGHT ANI) PASSENGER AGENT of the white inner skin. Keep on scraping until the skin is quite thin and thc hack shows the yellow. Then cut the pieces of .skin into strips one quarter of an inch wide and from one and a half to two inches long. Now comes the cooking, which Canadian Pacific Railway * B.C. Coast Steamship Service Princess May Northbound, May Sth Southbound, May 12th 'CANADIAN PACIFIC Triilli fur Winnippac uml Tun*n- to la aa*. a- Vana*aiiiva-r at ���m^v '..a.m. .1.ul. ^^^ Imperial l.imila*il fur Clilcniraa. Mnntrrial uml New York. Ili*nt train n.'naiat Iha* raatititu*iat, leavea VaneouiMf ainily nt ;i.4fa p.m. is (loiie ill the lollowing maimer: earrii*ate*iiinplirtmi.nli.liiiaarvatlainc��r��. the tina*aat | i*ar am any nmil lanywna'ra* In a small saucepan full of water, To mend an umbrella take a small piece of black sticking plaster and soak it iii water until quite soft. Place Ihis carefully under the hole inside and lei dry. dissolve three tablespoonfuls of sugar and put in your strips of orange peel. Boil them until the w;iler boils away, leaving a thick syrup. During the lat ler pari of ihis process it must be carefully watched and stirred to prevent burning. Next take the peel from the saucepan and roll il in powdered sugar; then pul the pieces on plates to tlry, not piled up, but in single layers. The orange peel iciest in the lirst or second day after it is made and it must la- used within ;i week or ii will grow too hard. A dainty box filled with ihis orange peel makes a very attractive gift <>r, if one is sending some rcall\ handsome box la silver one or an enamel or carved one), an added pleasure will be given by lilli ig it with candied orange peel made by the giver. Aata-nl fur all Atlantia* Sta>ntnahi|t lina*ia. Ticka-la* tn ami from Kiiruppan paalnts. J. G. McNab - General Agenl leave his car with the victim even shoultl the hit ler In- killed. New York, May <i.���Franko GiongO, ;iu I Uili.in runner, who defeated the holder of the American record for the Kit) metres by 80 yards, has decided to come to America and has applied for ad- ini>sion into the British-America Athletic club, lie i.-. considered a well-known and fast runner in Italy. CARTAGE and STORAGE G. T. P. Tramfer Agenta Ortlert promptly fill.-al. 1'rieca ra��a��nnable. OFFICE- H. 11. Roehettir. Cantra. St. I'hone 68. Reilly's Bakery Lunch Empress Theatre Basement W. L. BAKKEK Architect Second aveiuc antl Third street Over Westenhaver Bros.' Office. Robert \V. Brcnncn, a Colorado cowboy of thirty veals' experience started out lust week fr.mi Oklahoma City, Okla., in an attempt to ride au Oklahoma mule Io New- York in twenty-five days. Tlu- marriage was quietly celebrated in Chris) Church on Satur day morning of Mr. Horace Du Vernet. son of Bishop Du Vernet of Prince Rupert,and Mi��s Beatrice Ibiitli of Toronto, who arrived In the city from thc Kast on Friday. The ceremony wns performed by Bishop Du Vernet, assisted by Rev. C t". Owen. The bride wore her travelling costume, ;t grey tailored suit, with a smart Mack toque, and carried a lovely shower bouqucl of bride's roses. She w;is attended by Miss Seymour, who carred a sheaf of beautiful pink roses, and Mr. James llarliicy was besl man. After lhe ceremony the couple drove to the wharf and took (lie boat to Victoria, from which point they will go to I'rince Rupert, where ihey will make a short stay before going on t'. their home iu the I'pper Skeena District -Vancouver Province. MUNRO A LAILEY Architects, Stork Building, Second Avenue. Cor. 2nd Ave. and 6th Street Swift's Premium Hums nml Bacon with Cowirhnn Km** Hoc, at QUEEN'S RESTAURANT J. W. Williams -: Proprietor STUART & STEWART ACCOUNTANTS-:- AUDITORS I.aw-Rutler Building Phone No. 280 Prince Rupert P.O. Box 35t AI.FKKIl CARSS. C. V. ItKNNKTT, B.A. of Itrilltala Caalunalila of II C Ontario, Su nn-! Maaaal.-l-1 I: ,i- i. tat a ha**A *an ami Al- taa'rta Hart. CARSS & BENNETT IUiutisTKiis, Notaries, Etc. Oltlca* Kx.-tinna.'.* block, nirnor Ttalnl ava-ttua* and Sixth aatravl. I'rinra* ItillKTt. S FANNINGS Mike Donlin is playing semi- professional baseball around Brook- lyn. Scout Billy Hamilton <>f the Boston Nationals has picked up a youngster named Neeley, a big pitcher irom Memphis. E. EBY C& Co.== REAL ESTATE Kitsumkalum Land For Sale KITSl'MKAI.CM - B. C. WM. S. IIALU L.D.S.. U.D.S. Dentist. Crown nnd Bridge Work n Specialty. "Mysterious" Mitchell, the pitcher who created a furore in ilu- San Francisco team lasl year until he exploded, is said to be in Eugene, Ore., coaching a Intel) league team. He was certainly a wonder while he lasted, but he did not last long The Westholme Lumber Co. LIMITED -WF. IIAMU.F. Ai.l. KINIaS UPBUILDING SUPPLIES Firtt Avenue Telephone 186 All a|,-til ail ..f.-a altlaa,. nkilfllll)' Imilral. I*,.. Utt l"||Ol|g|l . local aattnatoa'tiria adtnlimta*n*al for Iha* pairala-aa* c-- traction of tavth. Cuat-ulutloh fa*a��e. oilira-a: lla-lararwan lllaacla. Trlnca* Ruoaan. 11*11 SIX HINTS Try Five. Forget One if You Like Few people seem lo know when preparing dried peaches, that ihe skins can be easily pea-led off if the peaches are allowed to stand in cold water for .several hours. Milk is much better for wiping off linoleum than water. _., ,,. , ��� ,, , The Bishop Lame Back Meat soaked in crude oil is said Bisl>����P DuVernet returned to lobe excellent bait for rodents. the cily yesterday from Vancouver where he weal tc attend the marriage <>f his son. Brought 350 Three hu. tired and fifty passengers came in yesterday on the S. S. Prince Kupert. This is the If there are stains from machine largest number of passengers thai oil oa ii white garment, rub the has come into the city on one boat spots well with The St. Louis Nationals arc HANnAWnF A HURT RC"inK B "ice colUvti"" "f ,i,v HANDASYDE CB, HURT ��� ^ of ^ gamef ^^ bem \. i\i- i-ii mm MAriuNKRY Iretuttlcss. ...ani�� 0OHTSAOTOM Jtrm.ll��... ________________ P.O. Box 436 - Office 3rd and Fulton |),.,roj, is ���mv ,|u. ,m|y nlaj���r -league team without a defeat, and ritiNCK ri'I'KRt' Jennings is c-eyahiiig harder than ever. Prince Rupert Lodge, I.O.O.F. NO. 63 Meets in the Helgertion Blork Every Tuesday Evening All memliera of the order in the city are requested to visit the lodge. G. S. JOHNSTONE. N.G. II. MORTON. Secretary. r. o. uox st JOHN E. DAVEY TEACHER OF BINDING POm, UK WM. IIIXiiS. Ijaaj.. AK.A.M.'t.taN.. KNO. GEORGE LEEK MKHCANTII.K A.1KNCY COI.LKCTIONS AMI RKI'ORTfl SIXTH BTREET MADE RECORD TRIP PRINCE RCPKRT Ala a \1 M a H.A., \\ i \\ .-.. I- a . i i |. WILLIAMS & MANSON llnrristers, Sailicitor.*, etc. Box2��5 Prince Rupert. H.C t cloth wet in ammonia lief*.re washing with soap, and they will disappear, Brass can be cleaned by being moistened with kerosene, (hen rubbed with ii pasle of powdered chalk and lemon juice, and polished wilh chamois. A large consignment of freight and mail Was also brought up, Incidentally a few Ruperl young men returned with brides. CANDIED ORANGE PEEL With a Little Care You Can Make Your Own SlaaTlaaa Ijaaaal Diitricl llliatrlrt nf Cmaalnr Taka* tiiiliaa* tlmt I llaiatli I), liilli" 01 Prima' lln- |ia*rl. tH-ru,iaatiian laalmrar. Itatrliiln t'�� apply inr prrrallMlura taa pltrrtaialaa. thp fullnwinK ala*��a*rilaa?al Iniailfa: Caiaaaraii'taa-intr tat n punt pliaaata*.! tliai'i* nml OM" hialf mili'ia In aan anaala-rly ailrarlli'li frnm Hit' pnlnt nn Naaia Ilia nr wlaa-ra* thp l.nvnljalii. trull laa'atlni" nml una' tnllp In a nairthprly ilira*a*ti*in frnm tha* a.ni.1 l.nvn l.nlai* trnil, thnnrp north �� 'h''"'"* Olllilgl- skills (genelillly COllsill- llii'iii,- nasi HI clinillai. Ila- '" ��� SOUtll WI a-hnltaia *-��� W * tl���*a,p.*wi*i.t Nil rhiain.ti, pnlnt nl.���..mili.*ni-.*niPiit. ' (.ri,(| mlc-U. useless) tail lie USCll riintniiiinir lain naTpta. I.ntp Ka*h. H. 1911. Pub. Mar. 10. ShaJhS^AsSSIto two ways that wil1 8ive "Uldl Back With a Wife Mr. Horace DuVernet, son of Bishop DuVernet, arrived from Vancouver yesterday on the s. s. I'rince Kuperi with his bride. Mr. DuVernet will leave shortly with his wife for Shandill.i, Up the Skeena River, where he has some farm land. An account of the wedding appears In the social column. tearli you of prnpcrty-vnltn's ull that ml nn.*��'-ni.i: can ta*ncli you of tlesirahle places to live. Yuur interest in real estate Hilvirli.��i.ment8 tnny In- ra-- ���ponilbls for your seciiriiiK a u belter home than yon rati imagine ymi ran Hlfnnl ami for your si-curing it manner than you hml hopeil to ilo. S. S. Hazelton Returned From the North Yesterday After making whal might be considered a very remarkable trip' for ibis time of the year the S. S. I la/el ton, nf the Hudson Ba) Company's ilt-ei returned from. Kitselas yesterday with abr-ul 20 IMSHcngers from ilv init-ri'tr. She left here on Sunday morning a ul soon overtook all lhe other, boats but om- ami ihat wan the (rperator which left here eight days ago in company with the Con-I veyor. She hud only lefl Kitselas for 11.1/el ton .111 hoar ar.d a hull In-fore lhe lluircltoii got lo Kil- M-las on Wednesday morning. She arrived back here yesterday .iii.-r- nOOfl and will leave again for the Skeena tonight The Skeena Kiver is rising fast, say members ��>f the ere* of the ll.i/clion. Good si/til chunk* of FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE : : For all kinils of help, cooks, waiters, ilishwashers, hotel porters, all kinils of lahorers or mechanics, call up Phone No. 178 or rail at the Grand Hotel Ffm Employment Office Kuaiilquarters faar rooks * waiters F. W. HART aMlKllTAKKK * KMItAI.MI ll HTiMK COMri.KTR Little's NEWS Agency Magazines :: Periodicals :: N-wspapers CIOAKS :: TOIIACCOS :: FRUITS G.T.P. WHARF PRINCE RUPERT WAREHOUSING AND FORWARDING COMPANY ice are coming tlowa lhc river but rini ��... n.��, m,ii,,.i- will ��<K*n be gone. The mmii he gone, arrival of the boats to |viiji(s along lhe river was welcomed iis the people there were running very short of supplies, ������specially fresh iut-.il. Things all along ih.- route, iire \,tn ining. S> great is' �� the rush io ilu- interior th.it all Douglas Sutherland, Mgr. reservations wen- booted on the! p. o. Box 907 Phone 282 I Hatelton several days ago. Forwnriling, tiistrihuting and Shipping Agents. Storage of Rnegage ami Household Goods a Specialty. -AT LOWKST RATES- . m~. mm. ���* ���* ��� ��� K ^ m ���m. t�� t I I 1 ft ��� �� ��� ^ (��� m . _, __ .^^,.,���.^' Mr. P. Mullen, late head bar ��� THE IROQUOIS keeper of the Royal Hotel, bus | BOWLING, " p/-\|^i Saccel)tci*,l similar positinn at the Jiawiah belw��y, Agaant Central Hotel (Mr. Peter Black). English and American Milliards Pete will be pleased to have all l'antorium Pioneer Cleaners, 'Phone 4 | Twelve Tables Skcond Ave. I his old friends call on him there. I BOWLING, B:^o"oD,s S 4 aup>*. 7Thfclm A tt*nn\ nw> j M dw. A clean Iporti I.nili*'" tl 91 v * M UltniOdfl. Nrwman Hlork. lie- 1 h Vwp*t> t'.th anil 7th Mt*. | ft tkii MoRiustts. PNprtftaf nntl Mnnftpf-r j jamm THE DAILY N E WJS ...THE... "What Shall It Be" Question This store is prepared to answer il ���-~K-���~ The occasion may ba what it will; it is ami* duty to ba ready to supply you, and we t'llll llll it too. With pleasure to you because nt' the size nf display; with profit to you because of our ability to sell close. When the jjift question pre. senls Itself let Ui show you how easily wa* can match yuur ideas. �� Heintzman Pianos EASY TERMS FOR BENEFIT Classified OF SETTLERS ^iassinea C. B. WARK Jeweller Advertisements LAN H PURCHASE NOTICK CONTINUED FROM PACK 1 Iflod advertisement columns. One of tlu- best servii'i'.s the modern newspaper gives the public is in cm "���' , 0thera meet 1'" corn- There buyer and seller, employer and worker, landlord and tenant, ana ���)"���{.". wm rsduce " mun Kt-ound. To put this modern convenience in reach iii everyone ine ". -��� *<* cents. rate to a nominal price of a cent a word per Insertion, Mln will throw lighl on agriculture and horticulture will be sought for. Particular attention will 1"- piii.l in water supplies. The trip will nol be without its dangers, The young men will In- .iiuin* .unl will have t" irust lur iheir supplies to tin* Hudson Ba) outposts, Each carries .1 well tested revolver and rifle. Specially Chosen Mi. VV. I���. Scott, Dcput) Minister of Agriculture .it Victoria, sent i" the Ontario Agricultural College and asked Professor t reel- man, the head of the institution, to semi two of his best men on thc errand and Messrs. Weir and White were chosen. Mr. Weir is from Ontario und this is his first trip west. Mr. Whin- is a native of New Westminster. 9r*W*W*r**r*W*W*W*tw*W*W*r**** WANTED .^.. *K&-m A local representative is wanted for a territory tributary to I'rince Kupert to sell the hardy non-irri- gated nursery stuck .grown by the Oregon Nursery Company, tlra-n- co, Oregon. Liberal terms. Party must ciime well recommended. SAYS WE ARE SATISFIED Oregon Nursery Company Orrnao Premier McBride Gives Interview at Minneapolis ABOUT RECIPROCITY WILL HOLD ; OPEN SESSION Conciliation Board Makes Important Announcement RESULT OF PROTEST Secret Meeting Aroused the Opposition of the Men Everything in Future Will be Done In Public. (Canadian Press Dispatch) Lethbridge, M.iy -1. As *i result of the protest "I the miners die conciliation board which h.is lieen siitiiit; bell ind closed doors an- nounccd this morning dial in future .ill sessions will lie held openly, the public and representatives of the press being ;><I- mittcd. ll at any timcit is deemed necessary to return to the secret method again, the board will sn order. Witnesses wen- heard this morning regarding dockage and timber methods. The board will 12.1, to Fernie and hold its first session in thiii place on Friday. Sere is our Classified Advertising Column for today. Lost and Found News will reduce its n chum Watch it grow, FOUND-A 11111111 Bum of ley on Jnd Avomio. Apply Mi'ltni'. ihosraakor, Fulton St. '���'�����"" For Rent Queen Clmrlotte Mandi Und Dlstrlot-Dlsttlot ol ^ Skii'iui , ,. Tuke notleethrt.l, John McUod.ol Vancouvor N ia*.* furnlahed Rooming Hull occupaUon hroker, Intend to.apply tor van imi fur rent Apply I11"''1 wi"".-!1 ml Ana. near McBride Mny ::-liiiu 11.mm* wiili I raximia and bath, aewer con twji alio i rooma furnlahed. Dunsmulr, t�� twn " " and 7th Ave, Apply on premlaea, Butler. no- Front oilia*L*B in Alalei* Ula���*k. Apply W.J. Aider. ati-inii halni imenti; Help Wanted Wanted���A liny tor delivering Btocei Uuaaallem & Cn.. sth Am*. rim. Appl) :iMf Says People of B.C. are Satisfied METHODIST CONFERENCE with Conditions as They Are and See no Reasons for a This Morning's Business Un- Change. eventful. Vote not Taken I PIT lllallllll. Albert IHHIII p��i iai'r'n'iiVi and petroleumori thefollowing ;i'^:!:;;;',';'::;!*,i ��*r*m!fffiS ���outh ad the IM Rivet and marked John Mela. ��0 Comer! No. at, thenee aauth mi ehaina, thonce wi i 80 ohalni thenee north BO thoneo coal 80 ehalni to polnl ol common containing 840 aciye, nmn* ur H"-,niru .,_,.,,... n*iiaii Feb 22, 1'J I. JOHN Mcl.l'.iui l*,,l,. i'.'i,,247 l���.a|i,a K. WuliiT, Am*m iluaH'n Charlotte talandi Land Diatriet -District ol Sknmu Take notica that I, John Mi*l d "I Vanoouver, ocoupaUon broker, Intend to apply t��r permliilon t0 ,���,,.[ i inr t'liiai ami petroloum mi tin* lollowing .la- cribod landi: ., Commeneini ut u poll limited nliimi Bve miles nurlli uml um* mil" wawt ul thai iniauth o ll SI n�� Lund Di.trlet-DI.Ulot of Oo��JJ rlbod landn , ���*miW,\ m ehalni a**.* ,.,,..,i ., uaasi laiiinii'i i" ' - ; .I...I..., I ..a aiaaj.| III l IIIUII" aaa iont, containing 880 aor OHN (Lottie) OOBLBV ohalni, thenco won i MRS. J Dutai Mar. 80,1811 Pub. Apr, I. 1811 the following dMcrltod ll Ci to, permiaaion to purehaae "Smeneln. al �� Dl-ntod at u . . aa* . l| I Ol 8880, I til' ll��> UUlUI 8 "Ml ",r" :', ' ., :.,. mi ohalni weat t> '���"' nurlli lhalni i .a I 'a tlli'lll*!' DU C*aaiiiil* .m. * ���-������ S^^.boMM^"��W"!j?^..S?% LAND PURCHASE NOTICI Slu'i'iiu Lniiil Dstrict -Diatrict u[ im,.. ���.*, , Tuku niiilct- ihul liiinrnu Frlnol ,i i,"l,�� Rupert, Ba O.i oooupatlon butehor, Intendit '"*��� lur nornlBlon ti�� purehaiM the following daHalul ltiiuls: ' ucn'".**i Cninina'iit'lnK at n tiaiat planted about mllee worn and two mllea nuth ni tho n_\JS**\ Stanley Creak whura it emptin ,,���,, r',<* Uarluir, liraham laland, thenee ,**u __.i. "''.'n thanee 80 chaina wm, thenoo 80 chsin. 55!" thenoe 80 ehana .mat t.i point ol ,:::,,'"'"*��� anil a-nlllainililt 640 ncrea tiiurii nrleats ',,lt liali.il Murch 17, lull (IKllltiib; |.*|iij��b,, 1-uli. April 7. Numa DeilS^^j 'till* ... oaati thenoe iliiuina III i'Iii. aal, uu'iia-a* .�� - ��� t ��v in.* en 20 ohalni oaat, thenoa SO lurili thencc 80 ehalni eaat to i it pi '"������.���,! . i Inln|880����eimoreorre SSaf.Viif'ii'ftfwi.BiAToii ii ohalni aouth t HI cliulna I cinii- ii aeree n ireirfeei Boy Wanted. Apply at Optlmlet Oflice, 84-tl Ciada���At Ivca Hotel, Uaaaett Graham Island. ���, Aiinlv Chief Bteward, Prince n.,.| uj,,.r ,���ul marked J. McL., N. Iv l er ������"���'���'" Nu 21, thencc suuth 80 chnina, thence wmt 80 chaini, tnence nunli 80 chalna, thenoe eait Houses Wanted HOUSES WANTED-Kiirtii-lml or iiiil'iiriu-li- ail. 2 to ii mama. If location and Price roll mi' I will rent them ms-.ll' ami pay f��->"< "" ���l'" vanee, nu wnitinir, no II .linai. Phone me today. Black 58-Unole Jerry. ���'-���" WANTED-Thrw. four or ��v. room houio, f..r* uisheil. iii..al.Ji ia cunveillinia a., eliisu III. I all 'phone Ul. 85-tf Board Wanted WANTED-ltiaim and l>��inl In private family. X.M.. Optlmlit Ollice. ii Fire Insurance chaina'to point ol eommenoementi containing 610 aeree, more ur leas. DaUdFeb.S6, 11)11. J.'UN MeLEOl ul*. Feb. 2H. Clnra'iica* MclKnaell. Agont Queen Charlotte lalanda Lanal Diatriet���Dlitrict oi Bkeena Take null*!* that I, Juhn Mi'I.ihiiI "I Vancouver, occupation limker, inteml to apply lur permiaaion tu proepecl fur cnal ami petroleum un the following deecribed lamls: Ciiinmeneini! ul a pnal |ilnnli'il ubout twu mill* ���outh ���'! the muuth ill the Tl-a*l ltiva*r anal miirki'al J. Mel. S. E Curner. No. 81, thenee well B0 chalna, thenee north 80 ehaiiu, thenee eaal -i1 chaina, thence anuth Hii chaina tu polnl n' commencement; oontalnlng 640 acree, mure nr leea I luteal l-'eli. 22, ISU, JlUIN Mcl.ElUI I'uh. l'eh. 24. 1a*��IIi* E. Waller. Agent QueeniCharlotte lalanda Land Dutrict - Dial rict u Sko n t Take liuli.'e that 1, Ju n McU* il ol V.i couver, occupation broker, inten.l o apply lor pormiation lu proh|u*ct lur c ul and pelrnle .tn u . ilia* lulluwini; daeeribed lunda: A.m MMaaamai -*, . ,v Commencing at a p at planted about tour mu i OtlK .SPECIAL! Y-Hr.* Inauimnce. �� i ���,,���,��� ,���d lw , ������|,.; W1.., o( ������. ������ul|, ���, the aent eleven tatrunat Fin Iniuranee CompanlM. .,.,.���, Ujv���r aIld m.lrkl,il _ xlc.|. N ,.: (���n���r. We want yuur bum,... large and amalU N .,-, ,|u.,1(V mlll, s0 eJuUni ��� no weel HU Let ua quote you raua. [he Mack RralU and ��. |h|i|lc. _ma> M _h._m lhi,.ir��� ,.,., w Inaurunee Cumpany. cor .Ird Ave. and rullaan.st. chal|w ,() p()| , ||( ,.������im������c,.,���,.,,t- ontalnlng 640 THBBritiah Union and National I'ii.* Iniuranee acrea, mor> or leaa. ,,,,.,,,, Ouniinny nf Laandon. Enarliati.l. avith ennitnl late . I eh. 21, ihll. UN ,\ l.l.uii of ttBtftOOO.00. Sw a* r.ir rate*. The Mark Pub he. 2D. Clurance McDowell, .Agent Dull ub. March * ,.,.,��� i Laml IfWriet -DUtrlol ot Queen Charlotte lalamla ,.,!���. notice that Qoo, H. Uu�� of Prlnoa Hupert, 1 ���,.;���,.,,, arbor, Intendi to apply to ���' , ,, purehaae the oUowIng deaerlbed li. |aena I- ll "i"*'.u,,i,���aiii*iii* al a poal plantod aboul eoven chaini, iheno eail 10 ehaina. Dated March 17, 1811 Pub. April 88, mill Ml nnrlh SU OEO. II l.AIN Numa Demon, Auent SI naUndDlatriet-DlatriotofOoaet. Take iiiuil. J II* MoAiiBhoy of Prinoa Km , oceupation miner, Intenda to upiiiy lur ,���.,,���;...,������ ti purehaae the followina .i.*aerili��l Commencing al a poal planted at tiia aouthwMt corner of lot iS4��. llienei* ���*aal I" "-liuilla. llli'liea* wuth 0 .���iiiiui-. thenca woat I" chain* thonea nortli 0 chaini t.. point of commencement, containing 80 acrei moro or loaa. atinttaw Date I*lb. i:.. mil , ���'��� ���'��� leAl QHB�� Puh. Pob.85.1911. Andrew Kennedy. Aaient Quean Charlotte lalanda Land Diitricl diuhx Bkaana ' l ol Tuku notice Ihul 1, J. 11. McNab ul !���,���,���. part, oooupatlon ganeral agent, Intend to J,> tor iMTuiiiuiiuii to proonoot tor coat and ��� '��� on tin' followini deeorlbed landai ' '������"''" Cuiiinu'ltclng It a pnal plantod at thi n li, oorna' ol Baetion 8, Townahp 2 i.r.u ,,, i, l, and murked J ll. McN., S. K. Com, ', weat 80 cliuiiw, thanoa north gu ci east Ml ehaina, ihenee auutli mi ,a|���, i.', a,,,",""; eiiuiuiena*a'niunt. ���* Datod Murch H, 11)11. j. t; um.-, WlUoni ta^jjj I'ult. Murch lir*. IBM v 4%, Land Dlitrict-Diitrlctof CawUr leo thtt 1 Botcom McDonald ��( Pnnw occupation laborer, inten.l- to ap wlon to purchaae tin- foltowtna d�� Sk IWkeiwth Rupert, B.C pi) foi perm ���cribed landt. Commcncintr at a poal planted U��roo and one- half mlloi in .in eaaterly direction from the point mNaaaRIvei where the Lava Lake trail Im^uih mil one mile In �� northerly direction trom the uid Lava Lake trail, thonco north ni chalna, thence weit BO chalna, thenee wuth B0 chains, ihence eail chaine tt�� point ��>f commoncement, Him' 640aeru, k.'fim Uml District District uf t ,,, i , Tuku milieu thut Jack Bedford o\ k,., Vurkshin1, Knuhuul, iiccuimtiun ovoi l..i,. ,T 1.-ii.i' to upply fur permbalon to py followini aonnwd lumis: fummuiiciiia ut u post plantutl ut u poim , ,, usterly boundary ol timber limit usauu .,,.1 * tlu< eoutheriy limit uf lut 8988, Kame 1 CaJ District, wheru thu nuitl limits im*-i ,, , , ; uluiiK the iputherly limit of Im 8088 Ltticaij und the projootlon uweol In an eaaterl so chains nton or Um to the weetenj In. u 0| umber limit UlifiUl, thonco iu u (touth.-rK diftitloi ���loni ti��' iiwt mentioned limit 11 chaim tun ur \m to thu northerly limit of Umboi thenoe In a westerly direct ion alone Van Im nuS tloned limit mo chuins more ur Im tu ths euurii limit uf timber limit 88888, thence in 1 nwtbvfi direction 11 chuins moro or loss iu Um petal of oonuneneajneota DaiudMarcli A. IUll. JACK HKUFUIU) Fob. Murch -'������ Bloeu Kami Dintrict���District of Coul lUngrf Tuke nutice thut 1, Clara May Utile ol IVir.ct Rupert] B, C, occupation sphiMer, Intend to upply ftir permiwiun to purcluw the f.-u, vuc* deeorlbod lunds; ConUMBMOl ut a ptMt plunted ut th,' tiurtH ���si curner of IaiI 17J*'��, Range 5, Coul 1 thence eust 10 cliuins, thenct' north ^.'1 chtitu thence WMt ill chuiti' Ihence north Z*J otuin. thence west IU chuins, thence aouth licliiimto point of commencement, cotuuinin,: 1)2 tt more ur lesa. Dated April -I, l'Jll. CLARA MAY LITTLE Fub. April 15. Bkeena Und District Diatrict uf t'uiut IUd^I Tuke notice lhat Kldon S. Detwiler d llerlie, Ont," occupution doctor, Intttdl to apply for iiermisMion to purchaae the lollowinK .Wnl*d (unda: Commeneini at u poat plunteil ut tltv aoutb* west curner of Ul 1U28, thencc oaat '.\*i chut* more or leaa, thence aoutl- l.'i chaina inure or lea, thence treat ilt> chuina nun or lesa, iliei.cv nonh Realty und Insurance Company. 70-lf FRED. STORK General Hardware liuilileria" Ilimlwun- Valvi-K &��� I'ipas Oxfonl Stovt-a Qranitewan Tinwmrt . SECOND - AVENUE j ��������������������������������� ��� ���������*���*���*- . ��� STEAMER BULLETIN i i I ��� Olive 03 Beaumarchand A Pure Olive Oil i Watch the Window (Canadian Press Dispatch) |��� tin- First Methodist Church Minneapolis, May I. -Premier[this morning under the presidence McBride and party arrived hereLf t|���. Rev. (;. II. Raley, the _ today and arc conferring with Methodist Conference was again Great N'ortliern officials on rail- j��� session, but nothing eventful ��.i> matters in which railway the \n ,i���. Wliy ���f church business was t province is interested. "Asked re- transacted. The vote on the * garding reciprocity Prcimer Mc- question ��f church union has yet * Bride only would saj that he was ,��� i���. ,,;(<..���, ;i.u| ,|u. Conference . expressing thcoverwhdmingsoiti- will sii until a late li.,ur tonight I ment of thc people of the province ���, wind up the business in hand. * that tin- people ��f British Colum- * Ui,1 were quite saiisfuil with eco* 4 nomic conditions .1- ih.-y arc "Wc red," In- said, '"Mir material R|ver Still Low but Rising prosperity haa been advanced nn* Boats Making Progress ilrr i-xistiny conditions and w.- At 8 a.m. today the Skeena weather report was cloudy and warm. Water al I fool 7 inches below /i-rii. rising. Operator left Hazelton at 0.30 ani. coming down. Conveyor left Mile 111 at (i.W a.m. K">>'K "!'��� Distributor at Mile I l!)K<>in.u up Omineca by Hardscrdbble at 8 a.m. Port Simpaon left Kitsumkalum at *> a.m. K'.iiiK up river, an.l Hazel nm in Kupert leaving iliis Canadian Northern for Hav- af,,*,,,,,,,.! f���r up river. can Bee no reason i"i a change." WILL PROBE TWO CHARGES Definite Statements to be Faced by Hon. Mr. Oliver OVER RAILWAY LANDS Charges are That He Accepted $50,000 and $19,300 From the Situations Wanted Quaan C ariotta Uandi Land Dhtrtet^Dtew'ci f Sk r;.:i Taka notloa thai I. John MeL od "f Vancouvor orcuf-atio imikf'r, Intand u* appl f^r perm ��� on ta prifepvci fur coal tnd potroloum oa ii��' f"ii wlni daoer ������ >l lands: Connnonetng il a past plantod four ml'oi south aad two wi����t of thr m uth oi t ����� Tl-ol It it and xpaiionood mun an.l wiraaacookand helpor In.irk,,(1 j. McU8. B. Cornor, Mo. 16, thonoe n rth j B I c am-, tlit'tir- WOri B0 rli.ntis, tn- ��v lOUth B0 e ains, l ence wutf u ehal t point ��if com m ii am itt: ���mitiuntntE M0 acr.-. more or !.��� - liat.-tl Fob. S3, 1911. JOHN M'LEOD Pub. FW��i 25. ('lurunci' MeDowell) Agaat Date l'��*l). ;t. 1911. BOLCOM McDONALD i;, chninn moro or loaa to puint of ontntnonoonm Pub Mar 10, Jooot'h Hilw;iv. A^i'iit rontaininu 110 ncroe moro orloM. Datud March ill, 1911 KLDON B. I'l.l'WU.KR I'ub. April 13' John CtfflpbcO, Actet Skeena Land Dlftriot���Dbtriol ol Coaat Kongo V Taka notice thut Kdiib Alico t'mwthor of ikM:. Yurknhin., Knglatnl. uccupntmn npiiwtor. t 8kaMa Land Dtetrkt-lMatrlcl pi I .m.ar ��� -l Tako notu'i- that I Amhowl iiiihiih .- 1 Var. A clansiiioii advartloament i* n tlraleii work hunter-and eddon fail*. in inininit ctunp or country hotel, Apply H. U T�� Optimml. 95-9J iiiti-tnl,-* to apply for jHTiniwion to purcha.se tl.e foUowini deecribed lumU: Commencini at a poal planteil m the south oa��t corner of nirvayad lot B991, Kange .*). Coaat l>in> trict, thenee north along the eaaterly limit of the laid lot 86 ehaina moro or ]*���*���* U) the southerly limit of Lot8986. Kungo .\ cum diMhct. thonco couver. H.t'.. iH-eopati��m OOOlt, Intendi I for pormiHhion to purchaso the following iIckhI^ cd landa; Owntneneinjt at ��� poot plantott throe and dm half mllee in an oantorly direction from the po on Naai Itiver whore tho Lava l^ike trail bnnt.1 Sial llonl WO lOUtnorly limit of the last nuntionod near the trail, thonce we*l SdchaiPH. thotuv h.uiD Boarders Wanted Home GOOkod meals nml nicely furni.-hiil for three pentontt. Awly Mri*. Jamet, Bldk'.. ^fnl Av.-., botwe. D Bth ami i'th Sis. Private Huard by the uerk or month. Hume cuokiiiir n Kpociulty. Mi-- K. M. tileosnn. inl Ave., betwen Tth ami Bth Sin., phone 171. >'.,-u" j B"crila'.l I ndi Commencini a; a p hi <lnnt o ni ti guccn Chailuttu lalar :n L ml Diftr.ct��� Dwnlct ol tfj Skaena Take notice ii.n- l, Jnhn .. L il of Van o'jver, occupation broker intci.l to apply or permli on t i pro peel or coal a >i pair l.>um on m following Money to Loan A clnsvitio.1 advertisement will find you the money with which to pot your plan into effect. t o r iniUi- out!) and two mile ���������*��� i ol tl�� in mil f the T.-��! Ki ver and markaJ J. M L \V, Co ner. No. 86, thane north * chaim bene oai -ii chains, Ihence M.UU1 H c*. -,i . | we.-t B0 enalna o t> lnt of comtiietcement ��� ntaining -10 ,i ror*, more or I.-h . I) ted F*b. 28, IU J I N M'l.l.nD Pub. I eb* 86, Curni .��� y t owell, gent i Quen Charlotte lalandi Land District��� U.sirct of Skeeno Tak- notice that I, Jehn McLeod of Vun o Ver, oecupatlon broker, intand to apply for pe ml don to proepect for c al nnd petroleum on th fol.owing -a ��� ��� I dOHnU^l itklnUl . . t_ . , , C'omm-nri'ig t a |hh>i "niit.il almut f ur milef A clasiolie.1 aiherliwnent is a roal estate sales- south and two milt* WO t of tho tn .uth of tin man. . doea not often count vnnuKh "to Tl-ol River at.d markvd J. Mcl,. N. \V. t Real Estate ing Their Manitoba Landa Chaneed. C. H ORME I M I't'tnret f)niggiit PHONE : ; ; 82 WIRELESS MAN SICK PHENIX THEATRE I B I'-r New .M.Tnatf.-n.ent TONIGHT Caimpla-lr I li.mai* of f'riavraaaaamr Latest Pictures ��� Besl Music GET THE HABIT EVERYBODY LOME (Cadauian Prcsg DUpatch Wm. B. Phillips of S. S. Prince Ottawa, M.i> I ll\ a nx.lu-i Rupert in Hospital tion nf the Houae ii wat decided tlii- morning to limil thc inquiry William It. Phillips, wireleM opinio thc charges against Hon. Lrator on the Prince Rupert, was I rank (Uiver to i��..definite charg. removed to thc hospital this monies, vU.. thai he received fron thc |���g suffering fn.ni a serious attack Canadian Northern Rallwaj on Lf plcuri^r. He is being attended hv isions sums of 160,000 and ���, bj Dr. Reddie, and al i n 110.300 ... transfer for them an WM reported to bc doing aa well exchange -i 000,000 acres ol M could lie expected, ���wamp land in Manitoba for 000,- His place on tho Ruperl will 000 acres of land in Saskatchewan, probably lit- taken temporarily Ilu* landa were pari ol a aubsid) |,N Mr. j. K. Harkor ���f ,,���. DJgbj "'"���l> ' '"..ii..n granted idand Wireless station, who lias fount' in tho not ronult. For Sale . rniT. No. 86, thonc .souih o chain . thon e B *i >u chain:, thenee north s ebatu, thenee em B0 thaino to point < f commonc nv..t: co telntni 640 Hcn^, more or im-. Dnted Fob. 28,1 11. JOHN M'LBOD Pub, Feb. 85. Clara c UoDoweU, Aitonl LAND PURCHASE NOTICK tilawallna* Eniilno, It li..rna*-|Hiava'r. cha*n|i. Apply aat Ki*a*la*y*. Drill? Slairaa. lul-lni HnuM'hiilil Qoodft Roan, to b, Itt. Apply Hn. Kvji'n, 7th Avo. ��nil '1'iayliir St. rarur Summit iB Nica* littla' h.anioon brow ovaTlaankina.' hlirbor,cloH in, unly !la*..'i.i|t*a*ah <7.Vi. W.J./Mtr. M-1M Wa*ll liiailt 11 fmit riiwintr Imat. Lnrka*r cnntaln- inar full a*i|iii|itna>nt ra'tiHJaatitiK nf nm* l��iir .if a*|iiKiiililiiili* aaiara*. mn pair, HtiiH-nlaliailaa ariills. SktTiin Lianal Dittru'l -Dlltriet of Quaaon ChlUCtrolt mn* |mir aaaah mam. Iwu tmiria rowlocks, 111:11. Take notici' I liiit DalliiTim- Harmon, of Cialt'iaru Naliaiia*a*al luv nail. foMlluranohor. 800 foot ropas, aAlborta, nccupaliun ai|iinsti*r, intainila to ni'iplv, Uu'klanaial. ruilili-r, taller anil yuka*. Only laa.it Inr pormlarion to liurchaaa- Un* [oUowtna doaeribod 111 liiavn whia'h nwni-r can una* avithnilt lo.H aaf laniiaa: litnia I.M.knu: fm-liiM.*,.ar air a-arryini,'il friain li^ CommMldni al a pnal planted nliiinl li 1*2 hnllM*. l.nvii'Wat Johnson', Hunt llaauvia, |{ay| mil.���- ansl anil hall a mill- miiiiIi frnm tl.a* moulli C*ra*a*k. I*. O. Ita-v :������. 1*7-1 f "I Maiali'V I'n'.ak. \\taa-ra* 11 i-mpin.. Into Nadan _______���_____ Harbor, uraham (aland, tbonos 10 ohaina south tln*liiv III rlaiuns i*:,-t. llirntv III rliain- north. i-\_-r* ni . > tlai'inT in rliain mal to polnl ol eonuMna nl UltlCe Wanted -anal raantuinmi; 1GI1 nrr.-s nia.n* .ap !.*>��. ] Kateil Marrli 17. 1911. aa, . , ��� . _. ~ a. ���.. , CATHKBtNB HARRISON \\ antral tai hira*. unall .pace In iilliri-. Apply ti. I'uli Alar. 7. Nutiua I >a>ma*na AkchI P.O. Una TBT. m*,,a Tenders Wanted li> ilu* ItiiiT.ii 1 iovemment. GAVE $100 TO HOSPITAL The I a 1 iiim* Empire Made Generous Donation Yesterday signalled below d.r permiasion t<> till ilu- gap. For Prevention For sterilizing bandages and instruments a new apparatus has Instead ol collecting an account Adults 15c Children 10c COM. NOTICK been installed at the General llo>- pital. The things arc put inside ol lol.3U tl���* tmpire Publishing 0| a circular cistern and steam is Company wrote to the Hospital turned on to a heat of 240 degrees Board yestcrdaj aftentooi asking and after half an hour ih.it ilu* monc) In- i.I.ki-iI towards a ��� ��� , . ���i subscription to tin- hospital fund rn 1100. The balance of ilu- >inii wrote Mr s. m. Newton, Will In* SCnl Oil tl a���iai In t|1(. " rctary \ hearty votool thanks ���it once registered (<>r Mr Newton. The Board decided to pa) Con- [tractor Hicks the balance oi the pnceol Ms contract .,,, io within cvorj germ wilhin that cistern is as dead as a doornail, Thc steriliser cosl 1260. Smoker Bkaana Laml lii.trict Dbtrlsl ol Cnaat Han*;.* '., Taks notin lhat OfornUvhkol Prinos Unpen ii. ' . oooupatlon clerk. i,.t ii.i. t��� apply f���r j nairmiiainiin In pnnliaae the liil|,mi,,u ,| ..i*r,,���.,| lamln: Tandsrs will bo r Ivad by tha undarttoied up , Commondni tl a i piann��l nn shors nl in Miimliiy.Miiy Mli.ia.i thr aaxa'aaatiaaii nf ii pari Uwewa Lako about 60 chain, north aut Iromoullsl of tin school grounds and for laylnc plank on tha "' """l ttm [LsMso liner, thsnos to ehalni ���aa.ne. Planaandsi ifluatlona may In* Men at nonli. thenes ah mi oo ohalni east tai lakiUe lli'j City KiiKiiiecrV Ollice. Ijako.tlienrc ineaniloMiii* milil laka* -.liiiro in ii rs - 0. II.8AWI.K. srlyilire.-tinn to point "I eumtnancainanl M.1O0 s.-.j Bcheol itiainai S. O. E. B. S. Tba Prinot Ruparl Ledn, N��. 8U, Soni -��r Kn��tUtlW, motU tht flnt nml third Tuetdiyi In each month in tha OnrpWtffTI Hull. It B p.m. F. V. CLARK, Spc. P, O. Bom nil!. Prince Rupert COAL NOTICK Qua taming ^u uth, mnre <>r lam, Pari matkad Q. L p,?!e\,'���v!'*iyn- okorob i.KVKK ruti. March 4. Bkaana Land DUtrlol -pUrta ol Coaat Ranti 3 Take nuiim that William Franklin Carpenter of PrineeJtaMt, D, 0., occupntion reetaurant kiN.p..r mtendi to app y for permWon to punhaaa the followine deeerlbad land i ( ommencinK ��t a poat pluntwl at tho eOttth east corner Ol surveyed Lot WU, thenre HQ cliuini south, thonce ahout BB chains west to Lot 2056 thence 20 chains north, thenco IB chains west thenco about '-'.. chaina nurth tu Im B068, thonco about 80 il.ai.is out to nuth eaal corner of Lot ���lUtiaK, thonco nhout SB chains north to Lot 1711 thenco about 65 chains east to point of commoncemont: conta.ni.it: 480 acros, more or lew. Dated Feh. ir., iyn. ���* Pub. March I lot till chains tn a poinl, thenc*' it) a wiuth- eriv direction BB chains parallel to the saitl eaaterly hunt ol lol BBOI, thonc*' in w wait" erly direct mn tit! chains mon1 or lens to the point nf commencement containing 810 BOrai mop- or leas. IMtlTll ALICE CROWTHBR Hated Murch 8, 1**11. Puh. March -."��. Skeona Land District-District nf Ciuwiar halna. theooa aaat 80 ohaina, thenee north ��� chains to point nf eommonoemenl, f.iiitainlnit <4> aerea, Date Feh. :i. 1914. ANDREW CUHU1N0I Puh. Mar. III. Joseph Ittluny. Aitrtt SiikitM' Und Dlitrict -Dlitrict o| Casuu Tuko nuiice that Christian A. Tervo of MiKtt* It C . occupation custonii oiiwr, lateadi te il fta for jiorniUsUin iu purchumi tho followi.n: dr>criM Untla: lomniencinu at m |MWt plnnted ibout 1 > dtfkl Tak*- notiee ll'rtt I, Perry Queenan ol Prince nunh wot-t of the cuslum'. war<i���.. Kuihti, B. t'��� oeoupation proepeetor, intenil io n. (���,_ thanoi wvst HO chains, theaee apply for permbalon to purehaae tm follnwing chains, thenco oast 20 chains, ihence nunh S> chains In (mini uf commencement and cunialnirf 10 A\'t*- nmn- or ]*������*������*. Dated Peb. 18, 1811. CIIKISTI.VN A. TKRV0 Puh Atri 7 descrii+'l lati W. Commencing al �� pool plunnvi in the vtdnlu nf t, h.i., ak'tit Uuoa-olghte o( a mile nuth of the moutn ��'( tbe Bonanra Cnek, and being on the eaaterly boundary ol Timber Until Ne. 38881 or N>> &528& thenci' south 10 chuins along the euterly limit of laid Timber Llmll No. 86881 i r No. :;.'.;>0 U) chuins, thonce eaat lo ihe ihon ol Qooaa Bay, ��� dietamw of 10 ehaim mon' or lew, thence northerly along the inore of Qoeee Hay ��i'id> for permission t�� purchase Un I ���to chains men- ��r leea. thenoi meter!) io ehalni deaerlbed landa: more or U-- to point of couimi t.ci'ment, contuining 160 .lens mote or less. Dated March 7, 1911. PERRY QUKENAN Puh. April 7. Bkaana Land District-Diitrict of * Take notice that I. John McDonald ol Prtai Rupert/ H.C. oeeupatlan botaOteeper, ��� Commencing at a iM��t niani��tl three li ut niiV������ in an easterly directt.-n fron on Nans Itiver where the Lava Lake tl and one mile in a northerly direction from th�� siud I. i\.i 1 ii.i' trail, thence south alahl thanea WOal 80 chains, thenee north U vhatm. thenoe eaal 80 eluiini* tu point of eonn containinK *��tO acrea. .,. Data Feb. 8, i'.'ll. JOHN m- ihinaI.D Puli. March 10. Joseph Helw.i>. AK��ot Bkeena Land Ihstriet-Districl of Cassiar Take notloe thai l Joaeph Belway of Vanoouver B.C.I oooupatlon proepeetor, Intendi to apply for , permluton lo purehaae tin- followinir descrihed Commencing at a poet pUnted two and one-hulf Skoena Land District-District tf 0��i mllee In an euterly direction from the point oo Take notice that Clenn McArthur <4 witeojiw. Name River whore the Lava lake tr.iil begin*. H. *'-. oecupstion real estate ngi-i-�� tbence west hi cbalna, theneo south Ki ohalni, apply for parmlaBWI to purchase th- Mlo*u>c thence east sn ehains, thenw north fit chains to desorik-d lands: point of commenoement, containing 040 acres t'ommoncng at a post planted 40 chain* more OT less. Date Feb. 8, mil Puh. Mnr. 10 JOSEPH BELWAY Skeona Land District-District of Coast Take notloa that L William Andaraon, of Van. couver, H.C. iK'cupation clerk. Intends to apply for parmleelon to purchase the followini deeorlb. itl lands: Commencing at a posi planteil and markad W, A. northweal corner, and about 1 mile from Ales. an ler lim-han northern boundary llnej ihon.'. Mlth so chains, thenee en��t Nl rhain- theni . iii.i mana ��������� -mm m -pm���m -*,*-....-- .- and .'���i. chains suuth uf tin* nouihvu Lnt Stx 1T88 marked tllenn Mc\rtl.urs n��ib- west corner, thence south 40 chains, ther.ee *g HO chains, thence nurth 40 chains, : Ml chains tt) po*t o( commencement, comunhg :i-(i urn's more or less. -.������ Dated March 20, 1911. OLENN McAKTIUR Puh. April 15. T. D. Uinl. **���***-��� Coast Uange 5 Land District Take notice lhal 1. Juhn Hepburn ���<* *f siinikaliim, occupatiun farmer, intend W ��(Tj for (HrmiMiiun tu purchase the (olloang Jerfni�� lumis: t Commencing al a pont planted at lhe i""1""*; ��� ��������-�����������'"������-.<*.������."<*i:"i*jr��*.��rr,.,���.....iiri,.,. .,,:;;;;:Xi���i, !u5Sm*m ���;.. 3 lla.i.,1 Ki l*..l, loll i-k. . lit, i a 'i""1' I" chain, to place ol eomni.-nra*maill. * 1. .k .* ll.Mi.rk. AitliiI D.,���l March 1MUI1. JUHN IIKI'IHW a un. ri n. .... ... . ,, ,. WILLIAM FRANKLIN CARPBNTBB Skccin Und liinirioi- plilrlrtotQuoon Chaflotl '"'linilai I'hurliitlc I i.i. .; Und Diatrict Districl ol .skeena Taka* nolica' Hint I. .Inhn Mcl^*nil nf Vancouver. occupation lirokiT, inlainal to apply lor parmi sion lo prna-i'. a for ciml ami petrolvum on the followini; osserlbsd landai ..* k ., . a-Tr"a! Commencinii at a port planteal about two mile I ll. c Z-l-, ���' rSnSJSTH "'U""-""'"'' wra.1 of tin. mouih ol the Tl-el Itiver ian,l mark.sl i, aonly , I fi. '"' }***_*_"��� '""""I" J. Mcl. N. W. rorner, No. 29, thence aouth ill aWihSl Inm"'" '" ""r'',1""" "'" '* winK chnnm, llience ea��t Ml chain��, thence norlh 80 i Commando, ll n i���.��i 2.i2L^,��J��.,^^��!W" to point o com- mil,, ..n-SZl 1",, ' f'H '' , ��� "l'^ ,Z-_\ JOHN XlclTill. " S","l;''""'k* NriM lliarlior, Iheiiee',,, '" JUI1.N MOLKUD Chans, thenee WW III elliiin < laraance McDowell, Auent , cliuins, thsnn eut II) c Ins Daleil Marcl, 17, 1911, ' J. ||. MURPHY Numn Demer.i, A|Ml mencement; containing fill) aci Dateal l'eh. 21, l'Jll Puli. Keh. 23. arlh WI llienei* noulh BO Queen Charlotte lHlu.nlsI.nnal District���Diatrict Bknu All Smnrlitrauinna ;-n ,.na*rli.allar Tske noiico tlnal I, John Mcl.eoil of Vancnuver, a'H'.i .ii . .IK' I'D! (lially ; nccupalion broker, iiiiiml t��� apply (���r p,,rniis,jC)n invited to attend a smoker to be Kiven tonight, May 1, by the Scandinavian Society, In the Car- penter'i Union Hall. 98-99 LAND PURCHASE NOTICE . a , ���'��� *���** ~i'*'*J **'* I'.'l llll^-lllfll lo pram* for cnal uinl petroleum on tho lollowina ilescrllieil hanala: ��� Commencinii nl 11 post planted about two ",' Jf__*��Jt__* twc; l'"1��� ��i*l "I the moutli of a'"aa' f* J"Y��r',.<""l",m ,"1'""1* *""! "narked J. Mc.L. N. W. Cornar, No. 84, Ihence aouth HI) chaina, thence eaal an ehaina, llienei. nonh B0 chalna, Ihence weal an clmina In point nl commencement; containin,: mil acrea, more or leaa DalealI Keh. 22, lilll. JOHN M.LEOD I'uli. ntUt*. Clarence McDuwell, Agsnt mmennnil at a m pi.nte.1 al.aaii ,k,��� a��� ��� , *���*..... a.a I lie 1 lalamla -*.*.����� ... er. "f �� ".ile n.n-ll, ....I l,���m l.larle, Uuav ""'��� I'l'-'l L> Ir.li.i ;is , ������._. \f. . ^**"* nartlea* lhat t,J,,l w A , ���, """P1 ,n.he..��.l l.a.ak.al aakll,.. Iliae, ��n,|���n,,*. ,,���.,. .', '^ 'l "*"*���'' \\ III* lU|,,l. |,. I', ���.,",���'" '''.'r " ^ i .i,ie tt tto mouth tt .mile r,.,,.,. lh.���, Uier or n.,i vn \, ������, , ��� im..���,i, ,��� . ,-v , "n " '*si "���;��''��� ''roker. dsserl 4(1 chain", tl.eiai- ....rtl, 40 rh.m.. ilii.nr,. I...,.,. ; ,. . .'" '" ,r-IHihI ! Im "wina .leae,||���,| ,���"""'""m ". purchsao the Cor 40 chsi,*.. llienei* anuth 10 Stems to point " " ''I "ll- llllllli*.|i;M,. iaitne,, I ', """"TMIn, ��l a ���,���i ���|.���,���i ���,, , '"'"I' S-KehM0.ll.il. ClUSTIAN m. It.llVt, ,��� ,,,���,���... '" *****l<\ fig ***** t&UiS' USg* _______ g* gueen Charlotte Unda Land Dlalrict���Diatrict o SLeena lake notice that I, John Mcl.ci.il nl Vancuuver occupation hroker. Intend lo apply lor permiaaion In prospect Inr cnal an.l pelroleum un Hie lollowini ���UhlnoUndlaiauict In.tain ,^a-._i��� >UM1. T.ke nolice il���, riaii,,,,,. ���..���,,.,_, ,A ,'* ;^:=:';,%;:;:;^t:7.!:r,:\;;-& . J,,!w N,',���'������"'��� ���> young s(..lUl H m__ lh- tm .,, \\ ,\.r: , l0 ������� *** UicPT'T0 eBSS**01" ,,h'rM'" |J|S;' "IJ1",.""" '-"'.-��� W. Arnutt ol IT! ���..'."���i-aipatuin real ,���������. Iiroker, alea'eriliHJ lands: Commencinii nt �� poll planled iilioul two mil "i and two milea wat nl lhe moulh ol tlie Tl-el of eommencemenl and cnntslnm. Kill acrea mure ,,���,,,.,), .,; " I i'��� ,r"" ""*,-h��ll nalli wiaaiilid" 'ImJ'm'i',' :','",'? ,';'v,,r ","1 "'sfkeil J. McL, 8. W. Cornor. Mo, 8[ iST-i c,.,.,sT,ANA,n,iv��� ,��� [ZZ. nl w,u Bttend fefl��3Ky'fc^-^,S SiaJJ&o^^vu^ 1Mb. April 7. D.,H Hi* S'ftl?"" "Stth Hfi chain . ' &$ '��(.commencement M'uh. April 22. ' ""' .*.�����<����� W. AUNw. , wr , JOHN McLKOD Clarence MclJowell, Auent _ more or lew I'uh. April 92, .Skeenn Land Diatrict-l)���i,|,.t nf Cnaat llnnita* !.. ,_ , , I'lUlat Ilialrict Inken.it,,..* thai Win. Le. f s,��� rl���n, n,:. occupotion Oov.rn nl Guard, Intandi to i Iv ,���'"���',',',','i" " '" l"lr,'l"1'"��� I'"- fullnwiliu ileai'rll,. Com iiaani-iiur ill n ,���,��t p|������te,| 411 chnina weat nnd un chains south of tho weat cornor of lot No 17W. rug. 6 cout district, marknl Win. Uslls N.W. eaiiner. thenre anuth tu chnina. llience en.l KU clinliia. thanco north 40 rhaina, Ihenee wan an cliains to pust of eoiiinieiieeiiient, euntalniiw 880 ucrea main, ur la'aa. WM. lksi.ii: ,.,,., , , T. I). Lnlad, At'i'iit Duled March 2llth. lull Pub, April nth, mn Skeenu Ijanal Diatrict -Diatrict nl Cn���at t*.,!1 a,""1'"' th,t Mr"' ''* I'��� I'utnam of St L'i. M'l'icaotii. OCCUpStTon m���r,i,���| wuinun Caimmaaneinil ul a post plsnud SI the snmhwnl enrner nf Lot Nn. Willi marked M���, ,,.,���. |., *���. imr liena riirni'r. tlience waaal in ,'i...i.,��� .1 anuth BO cliuina' ffi 2S a S"' hS5! ,""��h BO OhSln. tn pel ���, cuninirn ment enn tiiinina 1120 ncrea mnre nr leaa. ' L n Dnted Murch 20 lilll. MRg ,_. r- I'ub. April II, ,. , ,- PUTNAM laoo. It. I'utnam Auuti Sknana Land Di.lncl Di.irict nl tjunati Chlriott, Tuke niitire that Krnnk N*alck nl Wood Out., ncrupialliitl hooUUM|Wr, illla.tlila lu sppl) inr MrmtoHm to imretoi. tto loUowing de lu.i.la. - f'ummencitnl at a tua.1 plunlnl alinm . . mili-a wa'al and two mili-i soulh ul tin- mouth nl Stanley I n*a*k aalirrv il etii).*n*a Into N:al. a, li.iili..r. i.railiiiin I :.n I. ���!,. ,-. BQ ohaina aiamli th.no. SII clinin*. e:ia.|. Ilaenca. Ml clmina launla ll.enii- all cliilllla an.l taa 1* nil aa| c iiienCi'ineail uinl oontenlni 040 uen* mors oi li Dnliil Murcli IT, 1(11, PRANK I.I.Mi K I'ub. April 7. Numa Demar- \,a,,i si na Limil Dl.trld Diitricl of Ooui Take OOtlW Unit I. Pelei Held, .if Which, it B.C., occupation toanuwr, Intanda to.pplyfoi laettuiaaiun lo lniralinae lhe fnllnwiliu describsd land.: Caainnieiii-inu at a poll plunteil nnd marknl P II aS.W r.irner uinl iminnliiilely ndiuinin,: I, niurkeil .I.M. a N I*., a-niner und A.II.'a SK i,.i. ner; Ihenee iintlli "<i eh.lns, thrnee eaat tOChalm thonco south 80elwlns, thence ava*at III eliitiita, taa point of ciimmencrmenl, cnntuliiitiK ;L-n urn*. more or loss. PETER REID, 'ni.il l��t Keb. mil Chsrles II. Allen. Ai-enl Pull. I-eh. 2la. toons Land Dialrici���Dlalrict of COM llnnc V Take nnlice lhal Charlea P. Otl,.r ul l-rinre Rupert, 11. ('., ���aiiipiiiiim mrveviir, Intends In upply Inr |.a run Ji.aai lu purchaae lhe (ollowin. da*scrib��l I anal.: * Commencinu at u pnst plantnl at the nurth eu-l curni'r nl aurvi*ya*d lut una i. Run B, Coul Div tricl, Ihenn. in nn Mtttarly ilireclinn nlniii* il���. anullierly limil nf aurveyed hit ;l'i!ll and lhe pro. led inn there..! Ill chnina taa a .mini, .henna Knith purilllrl tti the ,'iaatrrly limit nf ailrvryrd liil *|iial UonssJd llll chnina mnre ur Iwa I.. t'|���. norlli.rK limit of n timlier limit (Nn. 42IS3), thonco ���,,.., III rhaina mure nr leaa In a polnl in lhe pr��� ,,ri|(>n antltherly nl Ihe eualerly limil ���| surveyed ' 9984, Ihenre in u nnrllierly direction don. II... projection ul the aaid limil and nlnnir tto nld limit fall chalna mnre ur leaa l.a poin, ol , ,,,���.,,'. menl, eontninintr 210 aerea mure a,r ja - Haled March H, lilll. CM/MILLS i- OTTfll Puh. March 2S. ' ,r'" BkMM Lnnd Dlltrlot���Dlstriel uf Caaai'ir Tnka* nntiee thut I Ch.rlos Morrll of Prince Ilu pert. H.C nerupuli,,,, |���l ,. i������.,���|! ," <*"* odjESH! i'""'1""" ""' r win, doioX Cnmnienrinir at n in.al plutad tlar,a��� ,.��� i Imlf mllea In nn ..|..te,lv direr ���,��� ( .,,,,, ,','"' '","" mi Nnna Hiver wliere the Lnva I *,|, ,���', i "" '" nnd one mil,* In ,, nojth^dl^tlo^JUrtl;; - th B0 rhaina I'uh April IS. r'keena Und DUtrict���Diitricl ol l'<>< l.ia. noUce that Alvviniler Ileal I *""��?. tm, II. C. iHvupiium can��*nter, int. lor | rrmiaaioii tu purchaw thn lullnwin, iMrtifiM l.ll.la. CuinmencltiK nt a paaat plantnl an el Ini.ii tin aaiuth avo.t curner ul l^ai I inatke.l A. II., N. W. Curner, lh. .iiailli, thenre aU chain, eaat, Uu nnrlh. ilaeimi mi chain, wiaal lo lieuil ��� tmr meiinineiii; coii.alniti, 200 acrv>, in**.* ��� ',"' v I I.h II, IUll. ALEIANIM..; I'uh. March I. Stoma l.unil lll.lrlcl-lll.lrlrl ��� I Lan* notice thai I Arthur Jnitu- IW. e..m..r. ..criii.aalla.i, bl.iker. Inteli.l- I liermia.liin lu purohnae lhe Wlowll Innda; iuihib: < in mink' nl n poat plunli-l tin* half mllea l��� an MUttrlf allrectl.ni fn "ii Nuiiv Hiver where the l.nv.i l.i ��� iiii'iice, nasi the tn.il. Umbo, Mil * 'I'i' -aa'ith ni chnina. tbence weal J' I l...r...-. m���At��� _,.. _���._._... ... -_ .I^a .t ......... , ' ���h.lna iiienea* auutli Ni elinlna, tnence ai'-' thine nurth a.1 chnln. t.i puinl ..f ���������������' i.-iiluitiiiiv* 'ill' - Data leii, B, l I'uh. Mur. Ill Unra* ur leaa. ������<-,,'H ARTHUR J AMI.- ��H'J Juaeph Halivii* Aa'm Skeenn Laml Diatrict-Ulatrlrl of ' ���Tnke nntice thnt I. Alexander |ta..-h��ti. rf Van aer, ll.C. iaccu.iall.in Inllcha-r. it't.-ra.l >�� .apply fnr permiaaii.n to purrlmae ll..* tm**m* described lands: , ��� . ''"iiiniianrinan pnat plnntnl nml mSI ��� J ' S. t: ri.tiier. und naljoinlnir pnata m n ���'���','.,, | N.I*,. crner nnd P.lt.'a S.E. curner; Ul. Wchains, Ihence ninth an rhnina. Hi'*' " '���'" chains, Ihence anuth 1.1 rhnina tu I' "1'iii'riiiriil. I'unlnlnlntr .Hll nera'a mmi" ,7'" ALEXANDER B CHAN. Dated 1st Feb., nm Chnrle. II. Alton- As"" PUD. Feb. 2ft. ���uid l.nvu Luke trail, theni Iheiire enal ail lalinli thenre weat ail chnina ti I'niitnininK lilll na*rea. Data l'eh. :i, mu. Puh. Mur. 111. thonce 1 polnl of "rth -.. chains, ���aaliimenreinaanl. ('iiaiii.i:s Mimiiis .I'lael.h Helwny. AKe���t . Ska*ena Ijand Dlalrict -Dialrici nf CM* TilO nolin* thai Fred W. llnhler ol hit������� knliini, uecupallnn farmer, Intandi '' IH-r.niin.iiin to purchaae tho follnwina- ***** lamia: ., 1 ."iiinciiiinK al n poal pliinle.1 ,1 I MSI mrner of A. McLnoil'a pn*-.*m!*'' -11 chalna ainilh, thence 10 chnina SSlt. elinina nnrth, Ihenee 10 choina WMl "' '." .���"iiiiiieiiniiieni raantainimi 20 Brrea more �� J" ,n .'"'.-I \pril III, llll 1. FRIEIlltlCII �� ��� l'<"��*5 Puh- April 22. Frnl llam|.t"i* A,"' Skeenn Und Di���rirt -Diatrict ol Cnn��l ll.��|'��' f lake nuiice l|���t | L|������cl KlnKalry e' '"""j, yer, II. (������ nccunatlnn miner. Inleiel '." _[,'���, I.*! SkeennLnnd District- Dlstricl ofO Tnke naatlee thill I, Lealie K IV,l���. ,, ���'��� ver, ll.C. OCCUpatlon I,,,,.,;.. ;, ',,, "',V ""���'": ftefSff '" '��� fcWjRB k'nv^"^"^^.1;;:! !;!;;;;::;:���;::;;i"Yi.n���,. PMl mnrknl W.A.'a N W !���,.,. Mlolnlng rhnina. Ihenee weal X*iS_ 'tttSS?""!" f chsins, thenco Mil BO chain, 'uTSSm '7"h *" iiirnreiiient, eimtnliiini. :i:Hi acres' mnro or |, ''",n" Dnted lat Fel,.. 11,11 L 0,alfAWAPTBP'' Pub Feb. 2ft. '-'""''-"H. Allen. Airenl ��� . .iccupatinn miner, Inte J". l��Titiiaai���n to purchaa.* the lollowinK * ��ii�� lamia; ' |k. CiimiiiencinK ... n p.��l plnnlel BMI '"',*''!'.; *'*��! mrner ul I,,. !i:i2, Kunip- ���*. <'���" '"' WMl III chalna, thencc smith _____u JtohJ aal III chaina, thence norlh l>0 **** I'l'inl nl ciimmeneement. ,.,.*,*<li:V 11 e.l March 21, lilll. LIONEL MM* '���'���' Puh. April 22. M��M Und Dl,i,|ct-Diatrict ol QmM gl "J*J lake nuiice ||,���| ||���|a*rt II. I Vw " ". jv '' "��� "��� <' rupnlinn nKent. IntatuHMfij "r permlaalnl, In purehaae lhe InllnwinK 'I""" lands: , j .Commanctni at a poat plantad ��i��u' ���'h of ��'"'" WMl und l���|| ��� ���,i|��� anulh ol lh, """^,|,��� Sllinley Creek where it ctnpllc*. I"J3 iaSn ��rb"r. tirnhnm laland, Ihence enal . ���,, I"""* north 111 chains, thence weat ;0*��5 Ihence south III clmina tn |��,lnl 11I rntitn'rn-*'" und cnninliilnii Hill ncren more ur Iran. ..,,K\V 11 ed Murch 17, mn. HCIIKIIT OJ ��' , I'uh. April 7. Nums Don.cu. -***
- Library Home /
- Search Collections /
- Open Collections /
- Browse Collections /
- BC Historical Newspapers /
- The Daily News
Open Collections
BC Historical Newspapers

Featured Collection
BC Historical Newspapers
The Daily News 1911-05-04
jpg
Page Metadata
Item Metadata
Title | The Daily News |
Alternate Title | [The Prince Rupert Optimist] |
Publisher | Prince Rupert, B.C. : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1911-05-04 |
Geographic Location |
Prince Rupert (B.C.) |
Genre |
Newspapers |
Type |
Text |
FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Titled The Prince Rupert Optimist up to and including April 29, 1911; titled The Daily News May 1, 1911 and thereafter. |
Identifier | The_Prince_Rupert_Optimist_1911-05-04 |
Collection |
BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2015-12-10 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | aabc62cc-0237-49c9-9bdc-5c9e1db993f8 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0227647 |
Latitude | 54.312778 |
Longitude | -130.325278 |
AggregatedSourceRepository | CONTENTdm |
Download
- Media
- princero-1.0227647.pdf
- Metadata
- JSON: princero-1.0227647.json
- JSON-LD: princero-1.0227647-ld.json
- RDF/XML (Pretty): princero-1.0227647-rdf.xml
- RDF/JSON: princero-1.0227647-rdf.json
- Turtle: princero-1.0227647-turtle.txt
- N-Triples: princero-1.0227647-rdf-ntriples.txt
- Original Record: princero-1.0227647-source.json
- Full Text
- princero-1.0227647-fulltext.txt
- Citation
- princero-1.0227647.ris
Full Text
Cite
Citation Scheme:
Usage Statistics
Share
Embed
Customize your widget with the following options, then copy and paste the code below into the HTML
of your page to embed this item in your website.
<div id="ubcOpenCollectionsWidgetDisplay">
<script id="ubcOpenCollectionsWidget"
src="{[{embed.src}]}"
data-item="{[{embed.item}]}"
data-collection="{[{embed.collection}]}"
data-metadata="{[{embed.showMetadata}]}"
data-width="{[{embed.width}]}"
data-media="{[{embed.selectedMedia}]}"
async >
</script>
</div>

https://iiif.library.ubc.ca/presentation/cdm.princero.1-0227647/manifest