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 Yhe^!?.i*ice Rupert
DAILY EDITION
Prince Rupert, B.C., Wednesday, February 8. 1911.
Price, U'ive Cknts
MMOLMACfflM ATTACKS
ENGINEER'SDEPARTMENT
to Limit Authority of Heads
of Departments
Throw, Important thing which the;
L council did at their session last,
Lwtt to appoint several engineers
igflnm, nto operate .he new electric
^ht ���lam over the head of the Cry
Editor, the legitimate head of the
terra.in. The anpoimm.nt of the
w m recommended by thc light
tad telephone committee. There was
|(fUtion of ihe men's competence.
||ns the fact that they directly ig-
Efcd ,h. considers ion due to the head
fa ik-parunuiil in tho selection of his
U.
Aldrman Pattullo at  once saw the
point at Issu.  and drew  attention  to
Hi ihiiuR.ii Lhat  the appointment
Iof all eaginci r* should be left In the
hinds of the city .ngintir in the same
IHyisthf Br. chief chose hi: men.
This pointed objection to the pro-
Iceeding had the effi ot of unmasking the
fill object of the commltWa rocom-
DtndKion.    It   provided   an   opening I
Ior Alderman Newton and Alderman
lUdj.ch to get in their kick against .he
mme.
IVi.h slow   und   steady   solemnity
JiMiTOtm Newton expressed the  view
win out ol the greatest mistakes the
ptmicipality could make was giving too
much /OTvr io the  heads of  depart-
j.-nents.  Of course h.  did not mean to
kfkot upon the said official-* by calling
���their capacity for  trustiness  into   ac-
Icount.  It wus g matter of principle���
nt a matter of principle.
Aldtrman Hildi.cli got in his spike
by alleging the humorous reason thai
thc city engine, r had already too much
on his hands.
Alderman Pattullo did not allow the
point to pass without pointing oui that
even the city engineer himself was not
immune from ih. Interference of the
touncil. If at any time .hey thought he
was not doing his duty properly ihey had
ther remedy at hand.
I Thecommiu.rc'srt'Commviida ion tarried, and henceforth the city engineer
may not uVun elect hi:; own ;esisuii.ts.
Arising ou*. of the same committee
report   Alderman   Clayton   asked   for
information   regarding    the   surveying
par.y which is now working OH behalf
of the city at Shawatian's Lake.   The
pan of the r.*por, in the Opiimisi which
ia paremly Went owr his hi ad was that i
! an "official recorder" should accompany i
, thc  par*.y.    Acrng  Mayor Sini.h w.tsj
j abl.  to assure Alderman Clayton .hat.
' the survey party was, p.rfic,ly in order.
Aa  io  ihe  r.torder,  how.v. r,  who  is:
a   member  of   ihe  Op.imisi   stalT.   hcl
wits not able io give any information.
That incident brought forth another
flood of inlk about .he terrible dangers
of letting the htad.i of d-mprtm. nts
have too much power trusted In ih.m.
In order to satiate ih. ihirs. for knowledge regarding .1.. subject tht ei.y
engintrer was lent for biu happily for
the dignity of the chamber he was
absen
OUR BLUNDERING
CITY FATHERS
As a result of  the   precipitate   1
hurry of the new Council to dis-   j
miss the late City Solicitors, and
distribute the  City's  legal  patronage around, the  Council  was
called upon last night  to  pay   a
bill of $496 sent  in *by   Messrs.
Williams & Manson. The account
represented a month's salary for
the  City  Soliritors   and   steno-
grpaher,  they having  been  dismissed peremptorily an.l without
notice.    The account was sent to
the Finance Committee.
"A BASE, DELIBERATE LIE,"
IS GRA1NGR0WERS' REPLY
Western Graingrowers Resent Price Ellison's Statement That Jim Hill Was Behind Their Trip
to   Ottawa   or   Their   Desire
for Reciprocity
(Special to the Optimist)
Winnipeg, Feb. 8.-The uncalled fori
and unfounded slur thai Jam-s J. Hill j
; was behind the farmer*of Canada when
I ,hey went to Ottawa with their demands,
made   in   the    Provincial    Parliament! TOR|ES WILL MOVE AMENDMENT
yesterday by  Mr. Prict   Ellison in de-, ���^, ���,tT,  mnui��
FISCAL FETISH
RESURRECTED
SHIPPING REPORTS
From the Dominion Government Wireless Stations
in A.  M.i
Triangle   Rain, i;outh West, 40 nv
Bar. 29.9S, ther. M.   Dense fog.
Estevan  -Raining, south east,    Bar.
29.78, ther. 40.   Light swell.
Pachena    Drizzling, soulh east.   Bar.
29.85, ther. 114.  Thick seaward.
Tatoosh   Cloudy, south cast.    Bar.
! HO.19,  thor. 43.    Inward  bound  four-
masted schooner.
:  * Point   Grey   Drizzling,   south   east.
I Thick seaward.   Bur. :I0.10, tht r. 38.
Ca|>e Lazo   Cloudy, south. ast, strong
Bar.  30.08,  th.r.  39.    Sea  moderate.
Spoke Ramona 11 p.m. north bound in
Duncan Bay.
Mr. Vance Appointed
Mr.   Vance  was  appointed  assistant
treasurer by .he managers of Lho Pr.sh.v-
ti rian church at their meeting on Monday
night.
nouncing the  Reciprocity  Agreement,!
has not In en allow, d i.0 go unanswered J
The official) of thi Manitoba Grain
Growers' Association vigorously resent
.he charges made in the address ol Mr.
Price Ei.istin at Victoria yesterday.
Hit. statement regarding .h. alleged
bribe io the farmers by Mr. Hill is
call. .1 by .hem "a ban and ridiculous
li..." The lie direct is bad enough bin
.he Grain Growers realise that It in ans
som .hing more than tha.. h.ni- th.ir
comment, "wfci n mlnlaU rs of t* e Crown
stoop to make improbable statements
the political situation becomes alarming.'
Victoria, Feb. 8. Mr. Br.wster continued the debate on the Hayward
resolution prot.uii-.g against recipcroity.
He cxpnsstd the opinion that the
government should nave waited for
fulhr pr.u'.ulais   Ufor.   committing
themselves to a sw.eping resolution of
condemnation. He remind'd thim that
the agitation for rtriprocity with the
United Sut.a ami nol a new one. It
had been going for years. He emphatically claimed tha th. duty taken
off wheat, fish and lumb.r must necessarily conft r a great benefit upon many
people all over lhe broad Dominion
TO THE ADDRESS
Allege thnt Government Policy Is
Imperilling the Advantages of
Preference with Colonies anrl Deferring the Commercial Union of
Empire.
iS|M*cial to the Optimist
London,   Feb.  N.    Notice  was  given
in the  Houw   of Commons last  night
of   an   official   opposition   amendment
to the address.   The amendment is upon
the fiscal question and will be moved
by   Mr.   Austin   ( hamlx rhiin   today.
The amendment says trat  the  House
exprus.s   r. gr. t    that    tht    persistent
refusal   Of   His   Majesty's   guv. ri.mtm
to modify the fiscal sy; t.m of the country is imperillii g the advantages  'huh
are at present to bo derived from liritifh
commir.e from preference granted by
the Dominions Owr seas, it has di 1. rr.d
In commercial union of thi Empire
and de| riv d the eoui.t.y of the most
effective method ol Inducing foreign
countries to grant fair t. nn f>c the
British manufacturers.
|gill is beaten
in seattle
|NEWLY ENFRANCHISED WOMEN
RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS RECALL
|He Was Charged with Harboring
Vi���� snd Misconducting HU Of-
fi��-Geo. W. Dilling Is the New
Msyor���Wins by 6,000 Votes.
!S|Hti'iiil to the Optimist)
Seattle, Feb. S.���After one of the
mW Melting and bitterly contested I
fedora, Mayor Hiram Gill, was last I
Hk recalled by the citizens of Seattle, I
W George W, Dilling was elected1
mwr In his sl,,ll(i.
TW campaign was remarkable for its
���clearly tut issues.    The entire Under-
l*wlti, and the ward and machine in-
ncea were lined up solidly for Gill,
I wilt the women and most of the male
, lhe residential districts were
l*hi'��l Dilling. It is the first time
'"��������� ""mon have been able to use their
recently acquired franchise, and the
WTO-town districts gave Gill big plural-
������*�����, hut when the votes were counted
'���toe were found to be offset by the
"���suits from the residential districts.
There is great juhiliation at the result
I!?0"8 lhl' church and reform socitiee,
���? look on the vote as the dawning of
'"ew'lay in Seattle's history.
Address on Gladstone
W. W,  E.  Williams  will   give  an
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WRCHER IS WRECKED ON ZAYAS BUHirTA
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FOR FOUR DAYS FRANK ENGLER, HIS BOY AND JACK HILL ARE AT THE
MERCY OF THE WAVES AND STORM
GALLANT RESCUE BY THE PRINCE ALBERT
Gasoline Craft Caught Outside Harbor on Wednesday Was Storm Driven  Until
Sunday������Wrecked on Uninhabited Island���-Famished Men Lit Fires
and Signalled a Passing Steamer---HiU'8 Prophetic Dream
J ��..���  nauv from 1
ft��by,
| o'clock.
��� 'Ktttuun    win    give    un
0n  W.  E.  Gladstone   at   the
**** church hall tonight at 8
Wilh his'boat, ihe launch "I'orch.r,"
wrecked on the rocks of Zayas Island,
and after several narrow iseapis from
death hy drowning, exposure and starvation, Frank Bnglor, his eleven y. ar
old son Tom, and Jack Hill WeTO brought;
back to the port on the I'rince Albert
this morning. They have a thrilling
story to tell, and are deeply grateful to
Providence, to Captain Wearmouth
and the crew of the Prince Albert for
their part in saving their lives.
According to the story as told by Mr.
Kugler, he left Prescott Island at ten
o'clock last Wednesday morning in his
launch in order to come to Prince Rupert.
It was a fine day, and by evening they
were within sight of the lights of the
port. Suddenly a snow storm rose
i obscuring their view, and for some
| hours they had to drill. At midnight
when the snow ceased they were outside
Metlakatlu.
A storm was raging then, and they
found it impossible to get a line to the
lighthouse or to find a bottom for
anchorage. Thinking to find shelter
they made for Lawyer Island, but with
daylight on Thursday morning the sin
rose mountianx high, thick snow- storms
came on, and fearful lest their gasoline
should give out and leave them wiihout
any ho|>e of making land tha two men
decided to stop the engine and drift.
At  Mercy  of Storm
All that day ihey were ban ling with
the waves which broke 0V*r their tiny
craft, threatening to capeize it, One
great wave which broke over them
carried away their mast. When at last
the storm lifted toward evening they
were abreast of Alaska Lands. While
making for land the storm suddenly
veered to the north, another snow storm ,
descended and they were obliged to
drift back again over their long course.
On Friday they attempted to get
way on by rigging up a jury mast with
a bit of canvas, and after a terrible
struggle with the cold winds and raging
sea managed to sight land again toward
evening. By this time the unfortunate
| men had quite lost their bearings and
I knew not where they were, but de-
i tcrmined to try and effect a landing,
nnd gel away from tho raging billows
which had threatened again and again
to engtilfh them.
Tired and Famished
The surf on ihe shore was w gnu,
that it wat, al lirst impossibb  to mak
a landing, but at last through an opining in th.   r.*i f the men br.iugh*. their
little craft into what looked lil. safety.
But   they   hail   nrkoncd   without   th.
lid..    Tired  and  famished,  thty were
wakened up at midnight by the grea.
i waves which broke over i he ret f and
; dashed  their  boat  about.     At   two  in
ithe morning a giant wave sw(pt along
| and struck  the  boat  wilh  surh  fore.
' that ih.-ir anchor chain snapped.   With
in thri-e minutes she wa; hurled against
the jagged rocks, and smashed to bits.
Washed   Ashore
One wave washed  Frank  Kngler off
the  boat,   but   be  managed   to  swim
back.   Taking his son on his shoulders,
and   accompanied   by   .lack   Hill,   he
jumped in thc water again and t,he little
ALD. NEWTON TRIES TO SHOUL
DER BLAMF. FOR NO LIGHTS
Acting Mayor Smith Defends Ol; i i.'.l.
Says Delay is Caused by Vancouver
People Pattullo Suggests Dealing
With East.
Th.* competence o engineer Hums
who is in charge ol thi .In-trie light
plain was called in question hy Alderman
Newton who thought thai ��� mi of  he
delay in obtaining the desire,! Illumination might be shoul.ii red on in that
offldal. The Acting Mayor upheld the
character and ability of Mr. Burns,
and suggested that much of the delay
was caused by the dllatorlneai of the
Vancouver mrehants.
This left AhlTinan Pantile to maki
the suggestion that tiny dothirlm.iijess
direct with the East. He pointed out
tint Prince Utipi rl received more knocking in Vancouver t*ian it did anywhere
else, so that they had two reasons for
dealing elsewhere.
CONTINUBU ON PAGE   &
The Houston Memorial
Tht Houston Memorial Fund is
growing, apace. Today the total sum
subscribed for the ptirposi of com-
memoratit.g the old pioneer is $5'28.
At .ht* meeting held in ilie Method!.,!
church no decision was made as to thc
form of the memorial. I* I! E   I' K 1 N C E   RUPERT.  0 P''I 1 M 1 - _
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have received Two Carloads of Canned
Fruits and Vegetables. They are of the
highest grade and quality, every can 1910
pack. They were bought at a price which cannot be duplicated this year.
. . . CANNED VEGETABLES . . .
Corn, Peas and Beans 2 cars 25c
Tomatoes, 2 lb. cans 2 cans 25c
Tomatoes, *l lb. cans   15c
Spinnage * * ��� ��� ��� 1|>C
Corn on Cob gallons 60c
. . . CANNED FRUITS . ..
Strawberries,   Raspberries,   Peaches,   Pears and
Plums, I lb. can  20c
Blueberries, 2 lb. can  15c
Blueberries, gallons  50c
Apples, gallons  40c
Plums, gallons 50c
LYNCH BROS
DEPARTMENT STORES       PHONE No. 2
Heaters, Stoves and Ranges
Graniteware, Hotel and Bar Supplies
Shelf and   Heavy   Hardware
Paints, Oil and Glass
Prince Rupert Hardware & Supply Co.Ltd.
THOS. DUNN. Manager
JULIUS LEVY
jobber of High-grade Havana Cigars
Tobaccos Wholesale and Retail
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j     DEVOTED   PRINCIPALLY  TO  THE INTERESTS  OF  WOMEN
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This is a little section of the paper, which from day to day will be devoted
to subjects of special interest to women. Any and all of the ladies of Prince Rupert
are invited to contribute to its columns, and to take part in ita discusaiona. Suggestions and criticisms are invited by the editor. The hope is expressed that "The
Cosy Corner" will fill a social need.
NFORMATION
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in closer touch with Canada's youngest but
most flourishing city      :      :      :      :      :
There is no time like the present. Send us
your name antl address, and mention tbe line
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PRINCE RUPERT. B.C.
Mr. G. C. Emmerson returned from
the south by the Princess Beatrice on
Monday night.
A marriage of much interest to the
people of Prince Rupert was quietly
solemnized recently in thc Roman
Catholic Cathedral, Seattle, by the
Bishop of Seattle, when Madame Artaud
and Mr. Oliver Besner of this city were
united in marriage. The happy couple
will return to Prince Rupert this week.
Mrs. Arnold won the prizes at tho
Afternoon Bridge Club for the month
of January, being highest both in points
and honors and the number of games
played. Mrs. Sweet will entertain the
Club next Monday at her suite in the
Annex.
Mrs. Vernor Smith gave a very jolly
Va'cntine Bridge party on Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Mason. Miss
Rochester and Mr. Hannington won the
first prizes, while the "Boobies," which
were fancy Valentin.*) went to Miss
II, Rochester and Mr. Clancy. Those
prtsent were Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Morris,
Mrs. S. B. Johnson, Miss Mason, Miss
Martin, the Misses Rochester, the
Messrs. Clancy, Wilson, Hannington,
Reitchel, Moore, Crewe, Browne, Agnew
and Mi-Knight.
where in a few minutts she can lay
her hands on any required piece of Information about household matters.
There is no reason why she should not
pin a label on every cotton bag containing clothing, on every box holding
last season's hats and trimmings, on
every trunk full of the odds and ends
of clothes and materials for cloth.*,
which every woman accumulates. These
lists can easily be catalogued for reference.
In this way, instead of taxing her
memory with every scrap of goods and
article of apparel in her possession, instead of having to turn out drawers
and trunks and boxes in the search for
some article that is wanted���all this
woman will have to do is to consult
her catalogue on index, and she will
know exactly where the thing wanted
may be found.
Most women are tidy; most women
dislike dust and dirt; mos, women like
apparent order, but few art the women
who art systematic, who do or can
apply to the business of hous keeping
tbe orderly rule of the shop and the
office.
Vancouver
Victoria
AND
Seattle
mm
Thursdays, at 8.30 p.m.
... BRUNO for Stewart Weanudul
after arrival of Prince George rJ
Port Simpson. Naas, Massel ami Mon
by Island points, Including Queen Char,
lotte City, Pacoli, Rose Harbor, all
Refuge Bay, every alternate Friday 7
12 o'clock  noon, commencing D.*c. M
The Grand Trunk Railway Syitem 1
sonnecting with trains from the l'acii
coast operates a frequent und r.invei
ient service of luxurious traini over il
double track roate between Chicai
Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Halifk-
Portland, Boston, New Vork ind Phill
delphia. Information and ticket! ol
tainable from the office hereunder] met
tioned. Trans-Atlantic bookings by I
lines arranged.
A. E. McMASTER
FREIGHT   AND   PAS8BNQBR AfiEXT I
Women Urged to Be Sensible
Mrs. John A. Logan recently made a
forceful arraignment of thc prevailing craze for dress. She catalogues
thc various fads as the "bunco games"
of manufacturers and modistes; she
says that the fashionable woman meekly druises herself like "a maniac or
an idiot" at the orders of her commercial exploiters; that current modish
dresses are an "outrage on decency,"
and so on.
Replying, a New York apologist for
the dress insanity contends that the
freakish dressing tendencies of the current woman are merely indications of
the rapid evolution which the sex is
just now undergoing.
The apologist may note the fact that
some English women have started a
movement for the formation of a socieiy
to combat the increasing vanity of
clothing. Among the propositions which
this society is expected to support are
ithe following: That the cost of clothes
' should be limited to a definite |>ercent-
I age of income, lhat a good antl bcau-
jtiful fashion lie retained as long as
j possible; that all innovations that distort the figure be tabooed; that every
costume should have a pocket; that
gowns should be made so women can
button themselves; that women shall
tnke pride in lieing seen often in the
same   cortume   as   distinct   from   the
vulgarity that seeks frequent change)
thai costumes should be judged nol
by cost but by beauty of form, coloring
and general appropriateness; that simplicity should lie lhe highest merit, nnd
that il be deemed an offense to look like
a fashion plate.
The British women have undertaken
a big job, but they may succeed. They
wouldn't have much difficulty if those
who are abundantly able to dress expensively and indulge in all sorts of
whims would make a fad of simplicity
an.l hold to the Riime style for a year
or so at a time instead of changing
with each phase of the moon as they
do now. But, perhaps, this is too much
to hope for.
Sy.tem in the Household
There is no reason why a woman
should not keep a filing case, something like that in her husband's office,
Decorating a Grey Room
An all-gray room is charming, but a
little cold unless it has here and there
cushions touched with color. The
walls of such a room are tinted or papered in a warm gray, with a cream
ceiling which should be brought down
to the picture molding. Gray enameled
furniture is used, and the cushions,
covers, and curtains are gray, stenciled
in soft shades of lilac and green, with
soft brown. Thc rugs that cover a
gray-stained floor arc of gray-green
hues, and the pictures on the walls
should be framed in gray-stained wood
and white enamel.
B. C. Co-ut S.S. Service
ss. Princess Beatrice
Northbound Feb. 6---Southbound Feb. 1
Train for Winnipeg and Toronto leiw]
Vancouver il.lHi a.m. daily.
Train  for Montreal antl points Eli
leaves Vancouver 8.45 p.m. dailj|
Through tickets to European Poind
in connection with the finest Atlanta]
Steamers.
J. G. McNab
General A|��
D. H. MORRISON
OUR   DAILY    RECIPE
Mutton Pie
For a mutton or lamb pie, choose
a front quarter. Strip the meat from the
borne, put the bones to simmer with an
onion. Cut off most of the fat, and
render out. Thc remainder of the fat
and the lean should be cut small and
put through tho meat chopper. To t,ho
chopped meat add enough of the water
from the bones to make a stiff batter.
Season highly with pepper and salt.
This will make enough for five or six
pies, according to the size of the quarter. If too much for pies some of the
meat can be reserved for fried patties
before adding thc water. Thn nastry
can be made using the meat (at in
the sumo proportion s r,��lit.r fat, two
tablespoonfuls to o. cup of flour
making a good pie , and three making a rich one. A nl salt and a little
baking powder, anu enough water to
make a soft dough. Use meat between
two crusts and bake in a quick oven
If the pies are frozen in this weather
they will keep several weeks, but are
never quite as nice as if freshly made.
Some of the quarter may be roasted
if preferred, and the rest used for pics.
DYNAMITE AT HOME
Destroy*  Kitchen  and  Causes  $300
Damage
Regina, Feb. 7. ���(Special)���A mysterious explosion completely demolished
the kitchen in the home of Fred Car-
ruthers on Lorne street. Tho theory
advanced is that it was caused by a
a ick of dynamite. It had been mixed
with the coa's and being fired canned
tho boiler to burst. It created damages
in the house to tho extent of $300.
Builder and Contractor
Plans and specifications prepard
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[j! K.C. Klliott. Aient |
MftiUtadi Und Pi.trict���Diatrictol
1 >kis*na
���KUtiUi I, Jul". McUod ol \ ancouver,
f-opLon taker, inlend to apply lor |*er-
i^tavti lot real and lietroleum on tha
���SlaU I---1 planted on the Dena
���IW 1 il mii.-s lr"m lie mouth marked
li �� C��*r.��.t..rr.��* south SO chaini., thence
SUPERIOR MAIL SERVICE
Reaches   every   inhabited   portion   of
British Columbia and the Yukon.   You
need not go  to  Vancouver to shop at
Kirks.   You  can  have  the benefit of
our immense stocks,  our great variety      ,���
of goods, and our moderate prices right      ItNJ
in your own homes.    A card will bring      |SjjjJ
our catalogue which is  tilled with bar-     IsB
gains.    All goods prepaid to your near-      !3fil
est railway station.
HENRY BIRKS & SONS, limited
Jewellery Mail Order House
GEO. E. TROREY, Managing Director Vancouver, B.C.
C.P.R. STEAMERS
WILL BURN OIL
PRINCESS    CHARLOTTE    BEING
CONVERTED INTO OIL-BURNER
Second of Company's Boata to be
Equipped with Oil Fuel Tees Will
Mist a Trip or Two After Mishap.
PRINCE RUPERT INN
AND
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GETTING SOCIETY "NEWS"
LONDON^MES EXPOSE
Letter of an American Woman to an English Butler
Offering to Buy Confidential Tit-Bits of Scandal
Makes the Old Thunderer  Mad
i-i      I     Th.*   Times    ol  interest    themselves    every    morning
 London,    Feb.    4.   The    in���*- lutl.-tnttlc     about     ���      world
SS.-alS^'^*   ���>ub,i8hP��� r" iu'Thu-h   sonn-  with which th,y have nothing in common
iSkTSS'^nh >*o chain., thenca. p^.   of   the   manner  in   *vhi.h   .oi m___i*_t__* a anobbfahMM Of Which
SfeMS*- ffiST&UOD  American  newspape^ W  ^J_T !" t kl.rliy   never   dreamed.   What   a
F.C. Klliott. A��.nt      L,    mA .*w^r   The Times union  n            k.    y Thackeray
1a^,to,i.u,,,,.,,trict.-U'^rf a.el.v does no, give .he offers full ehancc for n_ _____ ^^^^
^  Cllilll.'t'   iv..    ..   ..���..   	
name   or   address.     It   is   content   to  io make the readers of this tainted stuff
difcribe her as Harriet Blank.   It scms  thoroughly   ashamed,   for   ihey   know-
she wrote a letter to a hutl.r who ad- now, if they did not before, that it is.
v.nlscd  for a shua.ioii, whmin she tainted.    It is bought  with the  price'
: of corruption.   It is got by means de-
"SBm M-irnni     "I   f,hal-   ���*   PlcU8,-'tl   t0   htar   from''lilKrall*-y <i<*-��n*A �� viol-*��> ����������� n'0��'
F.r.Kntou.AgVii you if you have half an hour io spare elementary of social rights, the right to
once or twice a week and would care P*w*-tvi   one's   privacy.     Money   is
to turn it into caah by writing mc a, hi.vir.hed to bask down lh. confidence
������^���    _ ii i���__ I between  masters and si rvuius and to
of   the
houses   where  you  **_________ F haD11  of
pay  liberally  and  settle each  month
sk.s'i.a
"ii I. J.' ���  M.-I.....1 ol Vancouver,
 it*; broke., inlenil lo apply for per-
UK-aee-t lore.*-! ami lietroleum on tha
��� MM Ur.l..
Meat, it > poat planteil on the Dana
_ ���jt 11*2 mil*. Irom ita mouth markad
IX. E Catrt. its-i.c* south SO chaina, thenn   .-uin
TlctBi.t'sin t���:i I, mi chainn, thence eaa.
imityiM'. t,lct.i.n.,nc.*inenl. ^^^
|l��t.tw.mil.
The C. P. R. steamer Princess Charlotte was taken off the .riungular run last
trip and will bc the next of this company's
steamers to be convened into an oil-
burner. Upon hof re urn trip she was
replaced by the new steamer Primes**.
Adelaide, which is temporarily tuken
off the Victoria-and-ie^um run for the
purpose.
It is probable that the Charlotte will
be laid up for several weeks, und in
I addition to being fitted wiih oil-bum-
I era, she will receivo a thormgh ov.r
1 hauling.    She is thc second of the C.
P. R. steamers to have this   yst'-m in
smiled,   the   first   being   the   Princess
May, which is now tied up at Victoria
The next to be equipped will be the
Princess Victoriu, and in turn all this
company's steamers will be fitted with
the more modi rn filling methods.
In all probability, n pairs to the
steamer Tees of the same company will
compel her lo miss u trip or two to the
west coast of the island. Hi r forward
plates were Boveruly strained by her
recent contact with the rocks in Barke-
ley Sound, und she is ut present in
Victoria, whore they will be replaced.
A  NEW  BANK
Rudolphe Forget Announces Birth of \
New Institution
Montreal, Feb. 7. -(Special) -Ac-cor
ding to Rudolph.* Forget a new bank is
about to be incorporated in the Dominion. It is to be called the Bank of
Canada. Two and a half millions have
been subscribed in Canada.
	
TOM LEWIS DEFEATED
ANNEX
Owned and operated by tl.e
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway on
the American and European plan.
Excellently furnished, with
steam heat, electric light, and all
modern conveniences, being absolutely first-class in every respect.
The appointments and service
are equal to any hotel on th.
coast.
Rates: $1 to $3.50 per day.
G. A. Sweet, Manager.
Windsor Hotel
KIKST AVBNTJB AT EIGHTH BTRBBI
Newly Furnished and
Steam Heated Rooma
A KIKST   CLASS HAR   AND   DININC.
ROOM IN CONNECTION
HATES 60 I'KNTS AND UP
BATHS   FREE   TO   GUESTS
P.O. BOX i.
lCtan��*.lu.*4. Un.l 1-iilrlcl-DUtriet ol
��� tan
*������������: I. *..'.��� Melieod ol Vancouver,
lonaun btok,,, intend to apply lor per-
��� tstraeiet tor coal and petroleum on tne
M��mhlv,|.
If���wim it a pun planted on the Dena
I*��l I l: imW Iron, ita moulh markad
��� IE.TorMT, th.*n��.' nurth SU chalna, thenoe
Italia, tame south so chaini, Ihenee eart
fls!.*i! .!f. ,:,,���.- cement.	
���te.aw.mil. JOHN M'LEOD
i�� K. C. Elliolt. Atrant
Wtelilindi Und Dlrtrict���Diatriet ol
M,.s'n��
��� Mmttirtl.Jur.,, Mclieodol Vancouver,
.a-ft**at��n l��ri,Ur, m.end to apply lor par-
Uprof|ss*t lor n.ni am' petroleum on tha
it t.*��Til... Unds
Ptemi at a port planted about .*>
__ym tt Ihs nnrtheaat comer ol Timlier
���H Iiin mtrke.l J. M . S. W. Corner, thence
HttiiM. tl^t.n*. ��.t -to chaina, thence aoulh
^>thns> ... : so chains to point ol conv
M.
IM.MI0
tti.
w mi.. <v .....    .  writinK nte
long, gossipy letter about  well-known I ���**�����*������ 	
people in English society who stay in chan8''   lhe   constant   K-rvice   of
where   you   arc   employed.     I MfJW  wor'��l  ����*-  ll  habit   of  hypo-
",,,**,���       ���   icri**y  which sells secrets  behind  one's
1   write   for   some   Ameiican   papin  hack.
which insist on having current gos..i|. ',This is **n 0<lioUK slaU; nI lh'n*>-
amuaing stories, etc., ahout well-known! '���"���*'**��� un<1 sur^>' wmeihteg could be
people over here and I buy large quan-1 <*on*-'t0 8t0P il ,f the, *,��P��ct.��W--' Amer-
titiee of such letters ngularly. i(,**n ">f��l��P��" *��ul11 **** *** matter
... , . ! up and exposi at once the demoralizing
a L, y��U l m y��U W��, ��"rt' ,l�� nature of the news purveyed and the
double or treble your salary in ">'�� | d(.u.sUbK. m,lhoas ot lh, I)UrV(,yors,"
way   write  me  a  good  specimen  let-1	
CLEARING STREETS
wrue   mr   ���   ��-���  ������������ ..
_ ter.    I will then write you more fully I    	
na'io iwint ol com-1 , rmfli    To give you an idea oil 	
JOHN M'LEOD   wn8t  I  buy  I "lay say that just  nowiMontr���,  H.��� Two Thou.and  Men
P. C. Elliott. At-ant  ^.^.^ %bml        .*    Here follow I hi | Employed
ieIaUnd. Und Dlrtrict -DUlrict ol  nlime9 of a do*A-n persons well known on
���awihit UMattdaHd ot Vaneouvar. | both sides of the Atlantic.
��lm brokar, intend to apply lor par
'���nsrl  Im r..sl sn.l  ns.lmln.im  nn  the
Montreal,   Feb.
-(Special)- There
I'n.K.'f. tnten't lo apply lor per
t .. Iit c.al and pelroleum on tha
<tiM l.i.l.
<*���- al
th sides of the Atlantic. Momre,,    . .*���.   .
It   may   readily   be   imagined   thaijari two thousand men at present cn-
1    .       mm-* in nlnarintr the streets of the city
P"J""iO��l al a |Hi��l planted about 6
��** it IM northeaat corner ol Timber
I uiM J. M, N. W. Cornar,
��� em), sii (Jjajaa, thrnee oaat SO chalna,
PJa-th M ri,lt,, thrnee weat SO chalna lo
I , i
���Wt.l4,me JOHN M'LKOD i....
lJ1 K.C. Elliott, Afanl   "*''
. ' *"*y*:
KWoti, U,,���|. ] _nii DMrirt-   DUtrlctol I _,
.... "The
r''..iv	
It may iL-au.v
nothing could so stir the Hnn-.li into its depths as such an attempt as
this to violate privacy. The Times
heads a scor.-hing leader on the let*
'A   New   Pest  of  Society,"  and
tin     l*s"    .mwrnrnw.	
gaged in clearing the streets of the city
of snow. It is estimated thai it will
take over a week before the snow is
cleared away from the ear 1 racks.
United Mine Workers Elect White as
President
Columbus, Ohio, Fub. 6.- J. P. White,
of Oskaloosa. Ia,, was today elected
president of the United Mine Workers
of Amerijca, winning by a popular ballot
of the 360,000 members of that organization, over Thomas L. Lewis, of
Bridgeport, Conn., who for three years
had headed thc organization. Frank
J. Hayes, of Springfield, III., wa-' elected
vice-president, and Edwin Perry wasj
re-elected secretary.
White's vote was 98,9:14 to 72,190
ballots cast for Lewis.
Up to within a week ago ii was expected that Lewis would surely win
out, but the fact that he was hard
pressed then began to leak out and
for some days it has been freely said
that his chances were slim.
AUTAUI) & BE8NER, I'Roi'iiiEToKs
The New Khnx Hotel is run on lhe Kiit<>|H-an
plan. Klrat-.'lftsa scrvic. All the I.M.-st M.sl.-in
Improvements. -:-:- BEDS 6iir DP
FIRST AVENUE. PRINCE RUPERT
,.**m,.m**.,**...*_,.,**_..*���**.,_���*_...*__.<_},
Royal Hotel1
Cor. Third Avenue and Sixth St.
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THE
I      "T��   I""***-   h    "    ,'��m,,l,U',thJ'h
Fte��W��tto of a system the exis,.,.ce rfwWcb
 , ���.. .',_:, _������_   .       _,.  _ i...-. uimiH'i'imI  but   never **>
������ .-*.-.*,, intenti .n apply .or per-   *-'on 01  ** **���B-*-" .    .,,���,   _���..,, ,0
l-iJ!ir*,1l"re.*alaiid lietroleum on tha \ ,._.  0f.,,n been SUS|*ocled   DUl   .��
mvt*: '1B*; ou        ,    ��� -.ui .hock nnd disgust
**_m*eiBi .,  . p.��, pl.ntad  al.mt  f, fully BXpOS.'d.    It Will SIlOlK **
*_*,':) ""  'Ttheart eorniT ol Timber *      a,,..,,,    nepton,   and   especially
.l.!1''',n"l"l '���>������ N. E. Comer, every   decent   |Hn��.n,
',__% �� -I'-i'-*. thenc. weal SO chalna. ,hose 0f the same sex with the dclinsta
'���.m. .., Ph���,.... ,,,,,���, ro,t no ,.*,,,���, to tnose o   mi. .    | Wl, sup.
����mi.mr..m,.���,. journalist who wrote tm uu..*
."e���!!. I'.'lu initN u'trnnl' .         ...,i    orlilri��s.   not
WITH OROZCO
Miles
JOHN M'LKOD''"" "��T".  ...mnnie   and   address.
K.C.Elliott, Auent    i press   her  surnani.
Sng" to give her and her system ai.
* ""iSnaSs?l,u,rict Lm-** * 1353KV�� ^j��S pi
*<*kr that 1. J,"      "" ���    ��� l,,,,,,,,F 1,,,,,,,��� "*--   """'���   '"'   *��   tt
III
M,    11* John Mrl^slol Vancouver.   x,^_,ors  of   the   news   she   asks   lor   to
��� T .inlend   to apply lor pe,-   W*880���   ���   *__  .     ���,n���L|,���  w.,r,,H.
pr��|.'*ri inr eo,i ,���,i prtrolrum on the market for their worthier* wans.
  Th
- rial anil petroleum on the   market  for tneir wonim���   ������ ��� ������
'\r-T"''7 '��'*��� po��t Planted at the ��� letter   suggests   the   source   o       ���        n    imroou(;l.u ��� ��� ---
!*��>'nl�� naii.irrnce n'���.-I4S2 marked   ���, tho8I, stupid, nasty or cxaggen-U.il , flghcrieB of Alaska,    .ho
��� ""we north so cha n>, thenc* i OI   v"      .'     ,. V    ���!���iv which fill tlH relative to st��> '            :���,;������ nf Jl BO 000
��������������� south na chain,, thenee eaat stories of English society wnicn {or n appropriation ol |WW
'Ul ol eommencemenl.                        ,               ., ���, Am..riri.n newsnnlinni. * * ��� "'"                  .       .1.   ���.���...���.inn   of   the
���chains, ts
fee
Inturrectat'    Leader    Fifteen
From Jaurez
El Paso, Tex., Feb. 7. (Special)--lt
was definitely learned tonight that
Orozeo, the leader of tho insurrectos,
was located some fifteen miles south of
Jaurez with his entire command. His
plans are unkown.
To Protect Alaskan Seals
Washington, Feb. 6.--Senator Nelson
has introduced a bill to amend the laws
- -���  ��l..lro      Th..
Lucky Men
The winners in the Sloan Suit Clubs
for tht! lul week an' its follows:
No. 5   P, Stork.
No. 6 I. Simons.
No. 7--J. J. Chlaholme
No.
No
_ -Joe Hit-key.
9_W.  ..'��� Wood.
The Finest Kounie.
The l��'��t e.|ui|i|.��l
uml main otmtmi.
Hot nml .'"Id luiths^
Dining room uml
trstiiurant
I
Notice to Our Customers
Becaus; of other parties misrepresenting themselves I will ptrsonally collect
ail accounts due this company during
February So do not pay accounts until
I call aa we will not lecogDica them--
City Scavenging Co , H L Dixon       24
I Corley & Burgess, Props j
i	
,���,* cnmmrncemenl. i, _. ���. a ���,,,ri,..,n neWSl)ii|Mirs. .
"I** John M'LEOD lower sort of American aa    i   .
K.c. Klliott, A-pmt' To thiB point has come in the hands o.
-  - I MlU^ Dutrlci-Dlrtrlctrf the worst kind of American journalists
--r,..&c,.rs,do,v.ncouW.'the   art  of  society   'reporting  .  ^
u inJ1 '���."���"������' """"i * 'pply for par-' The story and the letter tnrow .
JW tSF '"' prtro��um ��n K ��� 1 ��ht upon the tastes, ideals and stand-
wS_f_^s_m ��s ���* ��' m�� ^srSiit^s
K'.?'   ; c"mmei��ern,���i. are fostered by a .l��mocr��ii
% )P* f��0. pJlBfJj^JB I    "The heirs of all ages are thus taught to
bill asKS lor an m_it*..r ..
to provide for the protection of thc
s 'id rookeries of Pribilof Islands. It
provides that no fur seal shall be killed
on '.hese islands for a period of five years
from the first day of May next, except
under the authority of the Secretary of
Commerce and Labor.
READ THE OPTIMIST
LAND PURCHASE NOTICE
Skeena Land Dlslrlct-Diatrlct of Coant
Tako nutlco that Miiry Hnll uf I'ort Simpson, 11.
I'., occupation nurae, Intenda to apply for permla*
alon to purchaae the followinK deacribed landa:
Commencing at a poat planted at the aouthweat
corner 100 chaina eaat nnd 20 chaina north of tho
northeaat corner of Lot Dili (Harvey Survey!,
thence SO chalna north, thence HO chaina eaat,
thence SO chaina aouth, thence 80 chaini weat to
poat of commencement, containing; 640 acrea
more or leaa.
Dated Nov. 14.1910. MARY HALL.
Pub. Dec. 17. Kred Bohler, Auent
GRAND HOTEl
WORKING MAN'S HOME
Spring BedA, clean White Sheets  25'
Rooms 50c
BEST IN   TOWN   FOR  THI  MONE
Labour Bureau in connection
All kindB of positions _,_,__
funished '. .FREE
FIRST AVE. AND SEVENTH STREI
J. GOODMAN, Proprietor
I       Phone 178, Prince Rupert, B.C. r 11 E   I'KINCB   R U P E K Tu  0 P;i 1 M 1 S T
n_��:
���3EM
. ���       have received Two Carloads of Canned
Fruits and Vegetables. They are of the
highest   grade   and  quality,   every   can   1910
pack.   They were bought at a price which cannot be duplicated this year.
. . . CANNED VEGETABLES . . .
Corn, Peas and Beans 2 cars 25c
Tomatoes, 2 lb. cans 2 cans 25c
Tomatoes, 8 lb. cans   15c
Spinnage  15c
Corn on Cob gallons 60c
. . . CANNED FRUITS . ..
Strawberries,   Raspberries,   Peaches,   Pears and
Plums, 2 lb. can  20c
Blueberries, 2 lb. can  15c
Blueberries, gallons  50c
Apples, gallons  40c
Plums, gallons  50c
LYNCH BROS.
DEPARTMENT STORES  PHONE No. 2
Mjt
Heaters, Stoves and Ranges
Graniteware, Hotel and Bar Supplies
Shelf and  Heavy   Hardware
Paints, Oil and Glass
Prince Rupert Hardware & Supply Co.Ltd.
THOS. DUNN, Manager
JULIUS LEVY
Jobber of High-grade Havana Cigars
Tobaccos Wholesale and Retail
NFORMATION
���BUREAU
THE OPTIMIST will furnish correct information to all enquirers who deBire to -ret
in closer touch with Canada's youngest but
most flourishing city      :      :      :      :      :
There is no time like the present. Send us
your name and address, and mention the line
or lines of- business you are particularly interested in. We will send you reply by return mail       :       ::::::
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P.O. BOX 1545
PRINCE RUPERT. B.C.
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\     DEVOTED  PRINCIPALLY  TO  THE  INTERESTS  OF  WOMEN
!
= THE COSY CORNER -
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ji *************** ***** ������**���
ThU is a Uttle section of the paper, which from day to day will be devoted
to subjects of special interest to women. Any and all of the ladies of Prince Rupert
are invited to contribute to its columns, and to take part in ita discusaiona. Suggestions and criticisms are invited by the editor. The hope is expressed that "The
Cosy Corner" will fill a social need.
Mr. G. C. Emmerson returned from
the south by the Princess Beatrice on
Monday night.
A marriage of much interest to the
people of Prince Rupert was quietly
solemnized recently in the Roman
Catholic Cathedral, Seattle, by the
Bishop of Seattle, when Madame Artaud
and Mr. Oliver Besner of this city were
united in marriage. The happy couple
will return to Prince Rupert this week.
Mrs. Arnold won the prizes at tho
Afternoon Bridge Club for the month
of January, being highest both in points
and honors and the number of games
played. Mrs. Sweet will entertain the
Club next Monday at her suit* in the
Annex.
Mrs. Vernor Smith gave a very jolly
Va'entine Bridge party on Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Mason. Miss
Rochester and Mr. Hanninuton won the
first prizes, while the "Boobies," which
were fancy Valentines went to Miss
M. Rochester and Mr. Clancy. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Morris,
Mrs. S. B. Johnson, Miss Mason, Miss
Martin, the Misses Rochester, the
Mtssrs. Clancy, Wilson, Hannington,
Reitchel, Moore, Crewe, Browne, Agnew
and McKnight.
where in a few minutes she can lay
her hands on any required piece of Information about household matters.
There is no reason why she should not
pin a label on every cotton bag containing clothing, on every box holding
last season's hats and trimmings, on
every trunk full of the odds and ends
of clothes and materials for cloth.s,
which every woman accumulates. These
lists can easily be catalogued for reference.
In this way, instead of taxing her
memory with every scrap of goods and
article of apparel in her possession, instead of having to turn out drawers
and trunks and boxes in thc search for
some article that is wanted all this
woman will have to do is to consult
her catalogue on index, and she will
know exactly where the thing wanted
may be found.
Most women arc tidy; most women
dislike dust and dirt; mos, women like
apparent order, but few art the women
who art. systematic, who do or can
apply to the business of hous keeping
the orderly rule of thc shop and the
office.
ss. Prince Geori
Sails (or
Vancouver
Victoria
AND
Seattle
rjt^m
vm
m0
Thursdays, at 8.30 p.m.
��a. BRUNO for Stewart Weanetdw
after arrival of Prince George] toa
Port Simpson. Naas, Mussel uml Moral
by Island points. Including Uueeri Charl
lotte City, Pacoli, Rose Harbor alsc
Refuge Bay, every alternate Prion al
12 o'clock  noon, commencing liec. inhj
The Grand Trunk Railway Syilem
sonnecting with trains from the PldDl
coast operates a frequent and ronv��-l
ient service of luxurious t ruins over id
double track roate between Chicago]
Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Halifax]
Portland, Boston, New York ami Philal
delphia. Information ami tickets obi
tainable from the office here untlea menl
tioned. Trans-Atlantic booking! by i||
linea arranged.
a. e. McMaster
FREIGHT   AND   I'ASSENCKU
AfiKXT
CanadianPacific Railway
B.C. Coa.1 S.S. Srrvii
Women Urged to Be Sensible
Mrs. John A. Logan recently made a
forceful arraignment of the prevailing craze for dress. She catalogues
the various fads as the "bunco games"
of manufacturers and modistes; she
jays that the fashionable woman meekly dresses herself like "a maniac or
an idiot" at the orders of her commercial exploiters; that current modish
dresses are an "outrage on decency,"
and so on.
Replying, a New York apologist for
the dress insanity contends that the
freakish dressing tendencies of the current woman are merely indications of
thc rapid evolution which thc sex is
just now undergoing.
The apologist may note the fact that
some English women have started a
movement for the formation of a society
to combat thc increasing vanity of
clothing. Among the propositions which
this society is expected to support aro
the following: That the cost of clothes
should be limited to a definite parwnt-
age of income; that a good and beautiful fashion be retained ox long as
possible; that all innovation*, that distort the figure be tabooed; that every
costume should have a pocket; that
gowns should be made so women can
button themselves; that women shall
take pride in being seen often in the
same costume as distinct from the
vulgarity that seeks frequent, change;
that costumes should be judged not
by cost but by beauty of form, coloring
and general appropriateness; that simplicity should be the highest merit, and
that it bo deemed an offense to look like
a fashion plate.
The British women have undertaken
a big job, but they may succeed. They
wouldn't have much difficulty if those
who arc abundantly able to dress expensively and indulge in all sorts of
whims would make a fad of simplicity
and hold to the same style for a year
or so at a time instead of changing
with each phase of the moon as they
do now. But, perhaps, this is too much
to hope for.
Decorating ��� Grey Room
An all-gray room is charming, but a
little cold unless it has here and there
cushions touched with color. The
walls of such a room are tinted or papered in a warm gray, with a cream
ceiling which should be brought down
to the picture molding. Gray enameled
furniture is used, and the cushions,
covers, and curtains are gray, stenciled
in soft shades of lilac and green, with
soft brown. The rugs that cover a
gray-stained floor are of gray-green
hues, and the pictures on the walla
should be framed in gray-stained wood
and white enamel.
ss. Princess Beatrice
Northbound Feb. 6���Southbound Feb. ll|
Train for Winnipeg antl Toronto learn
Vancouver 9.00 a.m. daily.
Train  for Montreal  and  points Eul
leaves Vancouver 8.45 p.m. dailyj
Through tickets to European l'oinu
in connection with the finest   Atlantic*
Steamers.
J. G. McNab
General Atast
D. H. MORRISON
OUR   DAILY    RECIPE
Mutton Pie
For a mutton or lamb pie, choose
a front quarter. Strip the meat from tho
bones, put the bones to simmer with an
onion. Cut off most of the fat, and
render out. Thc remainder of the fat
and the lean should be cut small and
put through tho meat chopper. To the
chopped meat add enough of the water
from the bones to make a stiff batter.
Season highly with pepper and salt.
This will make enough for five or six
pies, according to the size of the quarter. If too much for pies some of the
meat can bc reserved for fried patties
baton adding the water. The pastry
can be made using thc meat fat in
the same proportion s other fat, two
tablespoonfuls to one cup of flour
making a good paste, and three making a rich one. Add salt and a little
baking powder, and enough water to
make a soft dough. Use meat between
two crusts and bake in a quick oven
If thc pies are frozen in this weather
they will keep several weeks, but are
never quite as nice an if freshly made.
Some of the quarter may be roasted
if preferred, and tho rest used for pies.
Builder and Contractor
Plans and specifications prepared
-ESTIMATES OIVEN-
OFFlCEi-Corner 5lh Ave. & GreeeSl
Phone No. 228 Green
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.
DYNAMITE AT HOME
Destroy*  Kitchen  and  Causes  $300
Damage
System in the Household
There  is  no  reason  why  |
Bhould  not  keep  a   filing  cas,, mmi,.
thing like that in her husband's office,
woman
Regina, Feb. 7.���(Special)���A mysterious explosion completely demolished
thu kitchen in the home of Fred Car-
ruthem on Lome Btrect. Thc theory
advanced is that it was caused by a
a ick of dynamite. It had been mixed
wiih the coa's and being fired caused
lho boiler to burst. It created damages
in the house to tho extent of $300.
��OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO<X>'X>000
Canadian Gmeral Electric Co. Iii
Canada Foundry Co., Lid,
TORONTO, ONT.
MANUFACrURKIlS   "I
All  clasaaa of  Klwtrlfnl Apt*******
Railway Suppllra,  I'umps.  t.i.tm**.
Botlara. Concr��t<�� Mlxir.. Ilma-wnl*
al   Iron   and    Hronia   W.,rk.   Kit
W. CLARK DURANT    -    Aid
ROOM 4. HdlOYRE BLOCK ��� P 0. M ���'���
J loooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO*
Singer
Sewing
Machines
F.   W.    KEELE1
Sale. Auent
EASY ���������
Phoni
TERM!
200
Cowichan Egg!
STRICTLY  l'KKSH
Every Egg Guaranteed
FOR SALE UY AU- <-*'*<>CERS
Stewart & Mobley THBPUINCE    RUPERT    OPTIMIST
""       tjand. Und Dirtrlet-���OW*t'{
lCUrto��'������������''���*''&.,,.��    .   IV.���MUV���
,   i , ��� M cLood ol Vancouver,
^iSrp l'1"1"'   , planted about one-
W**-* So',���"h SO chains, thenca eaat 80
i   i. l.i, McLeod ol Vancouver,
���mp"'��n<, lor ml and petroleum on the
���SSSali W��t l'l��nt��- stout���";
BIRKS
pjmtwnrini! "i J ''''"��� *;0rth��-eat corner ol
I j, mile wuth ..I th< '*��r' g w Corner,
%&W**kg_i_.m\& SO chaina.
**** *_ '!"!'�����' SSS ��t 80 chaina
JOHN M'LEOD
p.C. Elliott, Agent
-Diatrict ol
SUPERIOR MAIL SERVICE
Reaches every inhabited portion of
British Columbia and the Yukon. You
need not go to Vancouver to shop at
Birks. You can have the benefit of
our immense stocks, our great variety
of goods, and our moderate prices right
in your own homes. A card will bring
our catalogue which is filled with bargains. All goods prepaid to your nearest railway station.
HENRY BIRKS & SONS, limited
Jewellery Mail Order House
GEO. E. TROREY, Managing Director
Vancouver, B.C.
, wtr. H chains. J
L,|-��mmiMvmi'iU
K��m. ������������������
.^teW-ndsUn-i Dirtrict
l , i John McLeod ol Vancouvor,
VSf-^-**-* about one-
*ft*i��������
BjgPfSy** JOHN M-LEOD
���IDac.SSnt. i��i��. F c.luiott. Agmt
Mil-
,-W.>,l..��l.< Und District-District o
>kis'na ...
-.mir that U<*�� McUwl ot v1,n,c*>uv"'
���*Bff'hrok.r. intend lo apply lor per-
S lot coal ��nd petroleum on ttho
RS m*%*t P'*nte<l .bout one-
���Rtt-witK af th* north** eat rorner ol
*' !*,"xiti nmrked J. M. N. E. Corner.
ii-l'm chain., thence west t. -^ams,
JSfc H ch."*. thsnes eaat 80 cbalna to
HW-'l'JSr JOHN M'LEOD I
i!l '��� c' Elliott, Agent
UCaaMU'l^a**'!" Und Distrlct-Districtol
**ki*ena
tk-atntbai I, John McUod ol Vancouver,
LteMatton hroker. Intsnd to apply tor per-
* sprnMct1" ���"' "nd l'-*tro-'!Um on thB
asrJ<*. lan.l- , .     _
��� at a post planted on the 1-ena
finu'i 1*1 n.il.-s Inim it�� mouth marked
a.��.C��r��r. thenca aouth 80 chainn. thence
Idltr.v ihii,"   north 80 chaina, thenee
,       ..mme*   a ___ .,.���,��� *ji n. -mm '**����� *_ ***; �����;
.�����,��, und DIstrict-Di-arictollately docs not give the offuidtrs full, enn , _.:_ ...,_._a ....*
GETTING SOCIETY "NEWS"
LONDON TIMES EXPOSE
Letter of an American Woman to an English Butler ���*���*coasl of thl �����land*  H,r *****
. n        *n      ca \*v. to*-       . c j   I Plates  were  severely  strained   by  her
Ottering to Buy Confidential Iit-Bits of bcandal       reccnt conlact with ,h(, twVl_ ������ Hark(..
Makes   the   Old   Thunderer   Mad ley  Sound,  and she is  at  present  in
Victoria, where they will be replaced.
C.P.R. STEAMERS
WILL BURN OIL
PRINCESS    CHARLOTTE     BEING
CONVERTED INTO OIL-BURNER
Second of Company's Boats to be
Equipped with Oil Fuel Tees Will
Miss a Trip or Two After Mishap.
The C. P. R. steamer Princess Charlotte was taken off the triangular run last
trip and will bc thc next of thiu company's
steamers to be converged into an oil-
burner. Upon her re urn trip she was
replaced by the new steamer Print ess
Adelaide, which is temporarily taken
off the Victoria-and-iet,um run (or the
purpose.
It is probable that the Charlotte will
be laid up for several weeHs, and in
addition to being fitted wilh oil-burner,, she will receive a thorough ov\r-
hauling. Shu is thc second of the C.
P. R. steamers to have this ..ysti-m in-1
si ailed, the fin-t being the Princess'
May, which is now tied up ut Victoriu.
The next to be equipped will be the
Princess Victoria, and in turn all this
company's steamers will be fitted with
the more modi rn hit iiiK methods.
In all probability, repairs to the
Bteamer Tees of the same compuny will
compel her lo miss a irip or two to tin
PRINCE RUPERT INN
AND
ANNEX
Owned and operated by tl.e
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway on
the American and European plan.
Excellently furnished, with
steam heat, electric light, and all
modern conveniences, being absolutely first-class in every respect.
Tbe appointments and service
are equal to any hotel on tin
coast.
Rales: $1 to $3.50 per day.
G. A. Sweet, Manager.
A  NEW  BANK
.     j���     FVh     4-The    Times    of I interest    themselves    every    morning
i     '     Hh.  rem-irkitble  ex-1 in       tittle-tattle     about     a      world ^^^
^^ZX^e^^^'ol Z Inner In which some ^"^
fans 'rrmfeg**- Amcric.an. ""TH. srSLE JfiSITSi J*-* ^ * N-w '-tUution
Windsor Hotel
KIHST AVKNl'K AT Klt'liTH STIIKKT
to
au-naprtl
skeena nnmp   or   address.     It   is   content   --   -- -
M i. j,,hn McLeod ol Vancouver, name   or   uu ,     . thoroughly   ashamed
���    brok.r. intend io apply for per- describe her as Harriet blunK.    u st*.'--"-.
.. I 1  ....,.,!..,ii,.  nn  tha . .    I I.
to'makJVhe readers of this tainted stuff I     Montreal,  Feb. 7. -(Special) - Ar-cor
for   ihey   know i ding to Rudolph.* Forget a new bunk is
* ��� . .      J     I-     At I-!--,
TOwr, iiu-riiu  su ������!��������...   .--���:. i it ��� -i i i un
fair cual ind petroleum on the "**" "v" *"**
_     I sho wrote a loiter to a buili-r who au-
now, if they did not befort, that it is I about to be incorporated in the Dom-
IHSSI   ,��II'H*. ~
acKint il a poat planted on the Dona
wi 1 H n,ih��� Irom iu mouth marked
i. E Corwr, in. rice south ��0 chains, thence
Libelee rorlh 80 chains, thence eait
niotmr-t ol n.nimencement.      ._.��� ���������
..lae.fw.ISW. JOHN M'LEOD
|.Ju.!l F.C. Elllott. Agent
MWMlUudi Und Uiitrict��� Diatrict ol
-���k's-ni
^Mm thu I. John Mclxwd ol Vancouver.
La-nauni bmk-r. Intend to apply lor per-
 lor coal and petroleum on the
��� wis." Ui.'ls:
MSSMk) it > po't planted on the Dena
law 1 1*1 mill* Irom IU mouth marked
' E.forr.<t, ihince north 80 chains, thenee
tttir...ihiiKS'south 80 chains, thence east
ts point nl enmmencement. _^^
s.Urd. WW. JOHN M'LEOD
!l F.C.Elliott. Agent
NtMsite IsUn.ls Und District���Diatriet ol
���"���nu
Jim*.that I. John McUod ol Vancouver,
������awitation bnksr, inlend lo apply lor per-
-Htopr<H|s��t lor coal and petroleum on the
*| dwnlssl lsnd s
���Csamencini sl a post planted about 5
��� s�� ol the northeast corner ol Timber
'"alUKmirked J.M.S, W. Corner, Ihence
utnr.i. ti.-i.fi. east SO chains, thence aouth
1 e*-*r,rv *i*st ho chains to point ol com-
(TKe- 21.1910.
111.
wniscd  for
said
sii ua. ion,  whuiv-ln
���h..1 tainted.   It is bought with tho price jinion.   It is to be called the Hank of
of corruption.    It is got by means de-  Canada.   Two and a half millions have
OI   corruption.     an   i"  f,"*   -��     -������  .     . ,     r.
id*.                                                          j |'birau.iy designed vo violate the most been subscribed m ( unada
"I   shall   be   pleased   to   hear   from | of 80cial ri|{lu8> lhc right to ���	
,U if you have half an hour to spare ��                              *vacy_      Money   ta TOM LEWIS DEFI
you ir you nave ..��.. - ������*���- 7."*"" J preserve   ont
once or twice a week and would care | P ^^ ^ fc
^^^^^^^^ h"--"- ���-        privacy.     Money   is
to'turn it into cash by writing me a i lavished to brisk down lhe confidence
long, gossipy letter about well-known I between masters and s.rvums and to
people in English society who stay in <-**m��v lh'-' ����������*������� i*t-rvice of thc
houses where you arc employed. 11 antique world into a habit of hypo-
pay liberally and settle each month. 1 crlsy wh,eh stlls R*-'crt,ts bl'h,nd one'8
I write for some Ameiican papers! lc
which insist on having current gossip1    "Th*8 *8 an  t"i,0U8 8Utt; nf th*nP*
TOM LEWIS DEFEATED
United Mine Workers Elect White as
President
Columbus, Ohio. Feb. 6.���J. P. White,
of Oskaloosa. Ia., was today elected
president of the United Mine Workers
Newly Furnished and
Sleam Healed Rooma
A must  CLAM hah  AM) Dltmra
BOOM IN CONNECTION
KATES .r>0 CENTS AND HP
BATHS   FREE   TO   CHESTS
ROBT. ASHLAND
P.O. POX J7
t. C. EUlott, Agent
District ol
pCVai-tot. Uandl Und Dlatrtet
skwna
���Wmthsi I. Juhtt McLood ol Vancouver,
[sKfuiaii.,*, ii-,,K,.r, intend to apply lor par-
* l�� vn��*sfi let coal and petroleum on the
I SMllUd lands:
���twnenons ul s iwst planteil about B
ol ihi- northiait eorner ol Timber
MM msrke,! J. M. N. W. Corner.
I __*f "i liums. thence east 80 chalna,
Isonh M rhains, ihence weat 80 chains to
M. Mn^'nei'ment.
IDtt.tl.lllO JOHN M'LEOD
F.C.Elliott, Agont
i n
Dbtriet ol
fcWIott,. u,���,i, |.,n,| Dutrict
������wmthsi 1  Jili, Mcl.ind ol Vancouver,
r-Kwia'.!,,,; i,r,,i,���r ininnil tn apply tor per-
B"/***a->*<l lol ml ami petroleum on 'he
f*f ik-MTils.,1 lands:
,  """""''l'l l' ��l  a post  planted  aliout  6
1 *"i "I lh   imrthrast eorner  nl  Timber
"" WW murki'l J. M. N. E. Corner,
"JJ -1 nuns, thence west  80  chains,
���Jj H chains, thence cast 80 chains to
���J -emmenr*.
amusing stories, etc., about well-known
people over here knd I buy large quantities of such letters regularly.
"If you think you would care to
double or treble your salary in this
way write me a good specimen letter I will then write you more fully
i as to terms. To give you an idea of
JOHN M'LEOD | wnat i buy I may say that just now
anything about -"   Here follow the
names of a dozen persons well known on
both sides of the Atlantic.
It may readily be imagined that
nothing could so stir the British ire
to its depths as such an attempt as
this to violate privacy. The Times
heads a scorching leader on the litter, "A New Pest of Society, and
says:
"The   lotter   is   a   compltte   revelation of a system the existence of winch
has often been suspected but never so
fully exposed.   It will shock and disgust
every   decent   person,   and   os-Kicl-illy
those of the same sex with the debased
journalist who wrote the letter.   We suppress   her   surname   and   address,   not
wishing to give her and her system an
advertisement or to direct  venal pos-
,.���.-������-��� ...*..������__-.,��, ,.,������.r, i.OMors of the news she asks for to a
<��M-.i.,.1|,r,,,.,,i������.n,|   to apply lor per-   Be8SOrS   ,    '   * .       ������,t,i������, wares     The
i* pr..,,,-. I,, m| ������,, pufigfa onplhe | market for their worthless warts.
I Ascribed lands: I __,���   ,t,���   qource   of   many
. poit planted at the I letter suggests the source
i.tcnee hfo. 11482 marked | of tho8e 8tupid, nasty or exaggerates
stories of English society which fill the
lower sort of American newspapers. . * *
To this point has come in the hand o
tho worst kind of American journalists
the art of society reporting- - ��� ���
The story and the letter throw a lurid
I light upon the tastes, ideals and stand-
���ornn.ri���",,", ���""" I,1,nt*1 *. thei ��rdn of life which flourish in a modern
tl .:TES.     .""' u���n"-- No. 3481 marked   "���*""��� 0I '"e      ,   '   . ,   ���,.   ,������,.  to say
J��iU,T.''","nn'north80 wffi* thence, democrary and which we regret to suy
L'1"'*m^7:""* N'��'���������������l������^th.n��leaurtlQ���m,M^"���^ . tf . democratic press
fcb.r ns,,1 ,',',' cmnieneement. I are fostered by a oemotioi.
Tl.. -.'"��� I-'IO. hiiim   u'l von ******************** ���*- '���""
TWO  is  an  omou�� .����� ,..   -.������*..-, pre8IQcni ���, |llr   ���   	
indeed, and sure y something coud be | of ^.^ winnj     b   . ,��� ^^
done to stop it if the respectable Amer-, of ^ mm memhKn of ^
.can newspapers would take the matter  iwtioni   0Vpr   Thomal)   L    u,wjs    .
up and expose at once the demoralizing! - ������ .   r.    _.v_ �����. t\.._.. \
nature of the news purveyed and the
detestable methods of the purveyors."
_*t\*
l.lir. 21
t*H_,
si. ma
JOHN M'LEOD
F. 0. Elliott, Agent
'��� Isntndl Land DUtrict - District o
. Skisms
"^'hai I.John McLeod nl Vancouver
���'I lumls
meneinit  at
,.       **'   MIHSIIIiej   ISO.   ���''in.    IllUTKtSl
* 'irii'T. theses north 80 chains, thence
���aim i,'","      "'?' *""lh m chains, thence eaat
1&. ***: 'I r"mn��'ncement.
im.H.11tn J0HN M.LE0D
F.C. Elliott, Agent
!?***>* WsnrlJ Und District-District of   ..
'����!_*" '��� '"-"I *m*mmti ol Vancouver,   tl
��� to Mean. ","k"'' """���'"��� to *PP]y mt per-   T
hSSZ ftp,nd petro'eun, on th* ii
���<��m-nencin< ,t  ' '
S.K*
��- 21.
  ,_._ lostereu uy = ���  - ., .
F.r^t^tl    "Theheirsofallagesarethustaught
CLEARING STREETS
Montreal  Has Two Thousand  Men
Employed
Montreal, Feb. 7.-(Special)���There
are two thousand men at present engaged in clearing the streets of the city
of snow. It is estimated that it will
take over a week before the snow is
cleared away from the car t racks.
WITH OROZCO
Insurrectas'    Leader    Fifteen    Miles
From Jaurez
El Paso, Tex., Feb. 7. -(Special)--It
was definitely learned tonight, thai
Orozco, the leader of the insurrectos,
was located some fifteen miles south of
Jaurez with his entire command. His
plans arc unkown.
To Protect Alaskan Seals
Washington, Feb. 6.���Senator Nelson
has introduced a bill to amend the laws
relative to seal fisheries of Alaska. The
bill asks for an appropriation of $160,000
to provide for the. protection of the
spal rookeries of Pribilof Islands. It
provides that no fur seal shall be killed
on these islands for a period of five years
from the first day of May next, except
under the authority of the Secretary of
Commerce and Labor.
READ THE OPTIMIST
.__..���,   --.____������_________        of
Bridgeport, Conn., who for three years
had headed the organization. Frank
J. Hayes, of Springfield, III.. WM elected
vice-president, and Kdwin Perry was
re-elected secretary.
White's vote was 98,934 to 72,190
ballots cast for Lewis.
Up to within a week ago ll was expected that Lewis would surely win
out, but the fact that he was hard
pressed then began to lenk out and
for some days it has been freely said
that his chancis were slim.
Lucky Men
The winners in lhe Sloan Soil flubs
for the lit"! wt-ek an- as follows:
No. 5 -F. Stork.
No. 6 I. Simons.
No. 7���J. J. Chisholme.
No. 8   Joe Hickey.
No. 9���W. W. Wood.
New
Knox
Hotel
Notice to Our Customers
Hi cans ��� of other parties misrepresenting themselves I will |k rmnally collect
ail accounts due this company during
February So do not pay accounts until
I call as we will not lecogntze them
City Scavenging Co , H L Dixon      24
LAND  PURCHASE NOTICE
Skeena Land District-District uf Coast
Take notice that Mary Mall of I'ort Simpson, 11.
On occupation nurse, Intends to apply for Dermis-
slot) to purchase the followinK described lands:
Commencing at a post planted at the southwest
corner lno chains east and 20 chains north of the
northeast corner of Lot HIS (Harvey Survey-,
thence SO chains north, thenco 80 chains easl,
thence 80 chaina south, thence 80 chains west to
post of commencement, containinK 040 acrea
more or less.
Dated Nov. 14,1910. MARY HALL.
Pub. Dec. 17. Fred Bohler, AKent
ARTAUl) &  BESNER, I'koI'Iiietoks
The New Knox Hotel is run on the Koi..*.mi.
plan. Flrst-rlnss servlee. All the 1 j>1* ���! Mislern
Imprnvementa. ����� IIEDS Mle UP
FIRST AVENUE. PRINCE RUPERT
 ���
TUERoyal Hotel j
j  Cor. Third Avenue and Sixth St.
The Finest Kissms.
The brat esiull'peil
nnd steam hi-atril.
Hut and riiM baths
DlnlnK mum and
restaurant
Corley & Burgess, Props J
GRAND HOTEL
WORKING MAN'S HOME
Spring Beds, clean White Sheets  25c
Rooms 50c
BEST IN  TOWN   FOR   THI   MONEY
Labour   Bureau  in  connection
All kinds of positionsi
funished	
FREE
FIRST AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET
J. COODMAN, Proprteter
Phone 178, Prince Rupert, B.C. THE   PR INC 10   RUPERT   OPTIMIST
RCHER WRECKED
ROKTINUBD FROM l'AOE 1
LAND PURCHASE NOTICE
COAL  NOTICK
COAL NOTICE
Skeena Land District-District ol Queen Chariott
lalanda
.   I     Take notico that Catherino Bowman ol Van*
n oshotl    JUKI as  "heir craft I couver, B. C, occupation spinster, intends lo apply
I lor permission to purchase the following ii^crilwd
lunds:
till
��� sw
bed up.
Dm tarly Saturday morning
, n;Khf the pa'hulc trio wandorod
, 8uarch of a habitation but without
.... worn 0ut and fearing thai
h was near, thi* built a fire at
[ ������ a headland and look turns in
ihink*
Commencing at a post planted on the shore near
tho mouth ol Juskatala Bay, at ahout tin* northwest cornor of Timber License No. HOS'.io, thence
east 80 chains, thenco north 20 chains mora or leas
to the shore, thence westerly [ollowing the shore
back to tho place nf commencement, containing
Hill acres more or leas.
Dated Oct. 7, 1910. CATHERINE BOWMAN
Pub. Nov 6. A. E. JeHHup, Agent
Skeona Land District���District nl Queen Charlotta
Inlands
i"iK' . .     1   , Inlands
half. SSt three next morning, Jack       Tlko notlcc thal c w  stunrlille of Vancouver,
������'*���'��� ..11      .1 a        D      i*        ._mm......ii....    .... ..Is!.,..    *-.mtm      1... l_    ___
woke with ii start. He had dreamt
r,.���.r had COIJH along to rescue
,, It v.its a vain hope* But half
,,ur later the men gazed oui with
md beheld the lights of a vessel,
i signals of faro they hailed her, and
Jrino AH"*"*' for S,K' il Provtt* t0
lavered a boat to rescue the mon.
��� t0 the sts im<i surf thiB was
Uble till dtylight. For four hours
glamor lay to, and than ade a
v-fui a pmpl to reach the famished
B. C, occupation consulting engineer, intends to
apply lor permission to purchase the fnlluwing
described lands:
Commencing at a post planted al the southeast
corner o( Timber License No. 30811". about one ;
mile south and one mile east ol the entrance to
Juskatala llay, thence north 20 chains, thence oast
80 cnains, thence soulh 20 chains, thonce west 80
chains to the pluco o( commencement, cuntuining
160 acrea.
Dated Oct. 7, 1910. C\ W. STANCLIFFE
Pub. Nov ii. A. E. Jeaaup, Agent
Skoena Land District���District nl t'naat Range .*>
Tuke notico thai 1'harlen M. Wilsun ol 1'rnce
Kupert, 11. C, occupatinn real estate agent, intenda
to apply (or permission to purchase tne (ollowing
described lamia:
Commencing at a post planteil at the northeast
corner ol Johnson's surveyed lot No. SSI, thence
west 30 chains more or lit* to 10 chains east o(
Pete DeBoor's surveyed pre-emption (Black's
recent survey August 25, 1910) on the cast side
ol l.Hkt'l.M' ljiko, thenee north 80 chains to the
aouth line ol William Oainey's lot surveyed August
20, 1010, thence eaat :10 chains, thence south 80
chains lo poinl ol commencement, containing 240
acres more or leaa.
CHAS. M. WILSON
Pub. Nov. 6
Queen Charlotte lalands Land District���District ol
Skeona
Tako notice that I, Thos. R. Davey ol Quean
Charlotte, occupation notary public, intend to
apply lor permisaion lo prospect lor coal and
petroloum on the (ollowing described Und:
Commencing at a post planted three miles
north and seven milea east ol Section l'l. Township
7, Graham Island and marked No. 70, T. It. I >.. N.
E. corner, thenco south 80 chains, thence weat 80
chains, tnence nonh 80 chains, thence east 80
chains to point ol commencement, contsining 640
acraa more or lesa.
Dated Nov. II, 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. Dec. 3. Wllaon Gowing, Agenl
Quwn Charlotte Islands Land District���District of
Skeena
Take notice that I, Thoa. R. Davey ol Queen
Charlolte, occupation notary public, intend to
apply lor permiaaion to prospect lor coal and
petroleum on thc following doscribed land:
Commencing al a post planted thirteen miles
north and Ave milea oast of Section l.i, Township
-, Graham Island and marked No. 77, T. It. D., S.
W. corner, thonce east 80 chains, thence north 80
chains, thenco weat 80 chains, thenca south SO
chains te point ol commencement, containing 640
acres more or lese.
Dated Nov. 13. 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. Doc. 3. Wilson Gowing. Agent
ihoit inquiry as to  where they
Captain Wearmouth  was  able
j them that they had been on
��� Island, the most outward.y of
the islanda on the Pacific Coast,
a last chance of making land.
ihi care and attention they received,
ipedally (or liv* act in investigat-
!..r lire llgnols. nnd sutnding by till
ming, the rescued men have the
e, si gratitude for Captain Wear-
rh ind lite crow,
Le Porcher was a thirty-two foot
iint- launch, and Mr. Engler had
-J lir (ur about two years. It
a loss of $1,000 to him but he
Julio have Hcape with his own and
toy's life. Mr. Hill, his companion,
ii wife and two little children living
thc city.
iptakihg of the rescue Captain Wear-
nth said the Prince Alben left Port
hpson about 1 a.m. on Sunday morn-
Whon oil Zuyas Island they saw
! rising (rom the tree top on the
I like the sun rising from behind
nwumains.     Knowing   that   the
11 in uninhabited   nd fearing that
I. L    I   l *L       _ ;  ��  Imrli'Ui',    itcril|'ail"ii     mmr*     (mem,    ,������" ini     ,"
���none had been castaway on such an   mpp*y ,���r permisaion  te prospect for coal and
tfUbleipot he ordered a boat to P*4^***����***^*5m&fe
Isit out.
\ Queen Charlotto Islands Land District-District ol
Bkssna
j     Toko notico lhat 1, Thos. R. Davoy ol Queen !
I Charlolte.   occupation   notary   public,   intond   to
1 apply  lor permission  to  prosjiect   lor  coal and
i petroleum on the lollowing described land:
('ommencing   at   a   posl   planteil   nine   miles
north and seven miles eust ul Section 13, Township
I 7, Graham Island and marked No. 63, T. 11. D., N.
��� E. corner, ihence west SO chains, thenco south 80
chuins, thence oust 80 chains, thonce north So
i chains lo point ol commencement, containing 640
acre* more or less.
Dated Nov. 10, 1910. T. R. DAVEY
Pub. Dec. 3. Wilson Gowing, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islands l.;iml DUtrict-District o(
Skeena
I Take notice that 1, Thos. R. Davey ol Queen
Charlotte, occupation notary public, intend Ui
apply (or permission  to prostct  (or coal antl
i petroleum on tho following ile.scrib.st land:
Commencing at a post planted nine miles norlh
and seven miles east ol Section 13, Township 7,
' Graham Island and marked Nn. 61, T. 11. D., N.
W. comer, thence east 80 chains, tnence south HO
chains,  thenco west 80 chaina,  thonce  north  80
chains to point ol commencement, containing 640 <
acres more or less.
Dated Nov. 10, 1910. TllOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. Dee. S. Wilson Gowlng,��Agent
Quoen Charlotto Islands Und District -District of
Skeena
Take notlcc that 1, Thos. It. Davey ol Queen
Charlotte, occupalion notary public, intond te
apply (or permissinn to prospect lor coal and
petroleum on tho following described land:
Commencing at a posl planted thirteen miles
north and three miles east of Section 13, Township
7, Graham Island ami marked No. 79. Thoa. It. I'..
S. E. corner, thence east 80 chains, thence north 80
chaina, thence west 80 chains, thence south 80
chains to point of commencement, containing 640
acres mnre or less.
Dated Nov. 13. 1910. THOS. It. DAVEY
Puh. Dec. 3. Wilson Gowing, Agont
Queen Charlotte Islands Und District    District of
Skeena
Take notice that I. Thoa. R. Davey of Queen i
Charlotte,  occupation   notary  public,  intend  toi
Mr. Donald, the chief officer of the
JKc Albert, went toward the shore
��1* bolt bul found that he could not
Commencing at a post planted thirteen milea \
*3, Township
S. T. R. D., S.
I PL
north and live miles east of Section 13 Townshii
7, Graham lsiand and marked No. 78. T. R. D.. L
E. corner, thence weat 80 chains, thence north 80
chains, thence east 80 chains, thence aouth 80
chains to point ot commencement, containing 640
,       , D"trtmNJ���.��13.'l910. ��� TUOS. R. DAVEY
anding   owing   to   the   heavy, p_h, p^. 3- Wilson Gowing. Agant
p returned to the ship and reported
|the captain. As it waa then dark
i captain decided to stand off the
"til liil dayiight wht n he could make
���"���ling and discover the cause of the
"t. Robonon, the second officer,
P ���*���*���*�� ai daybreak and succeeded
Muni a landing. Taking the flame
1���� guide he ivnetrated the island
some distance and came across
th party,  They were in a pretty
1 ���ndi Ion, not having tasted food
f��ome tiiin. They were taken back
[theship hy Mr. Uoberson when they
~ '"e story ol their adventures.    A
"��� ��nd ��� hatchet was all they saved
'the wrifk of their launch which is
Notice
J   R    DAIRY   TROUBLE
��C' T. P. Re.erve Yet Want City
to Help Them Out
r* Nicholson Dairy people of Prince
|M ask.il the council at their imet-
1 ���"���"I night (or the planks to build
J"* '" their place on Third avenue
l��M�� them to remove the manure
***   iiccumulatint*.       As   the
tuns,
���rs situated on the G. T. P.
*"��� h"*''vir, the council could not
any action.    Alderman   Hilditch
N to Mil the ,, the planking at $10
P *������"'������   T i: dairy people expressed
.   wihmiM
the
I" *^tntam to supply the labor
���"���*' Wpplled lhe planks.    As It
1 Purely
���Mile, |,
il matter for the G. T. P.
aowever, ihe council did not
u"y action,
ADVERTISE IN THE
OPTIMIST
Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Legislative
Assembly of the Province of British
Columbia at its next session for an act
to incorporate a company under the
name of the "Naas and Peace Hivcr
Railway Company" with power to
! build, construct, maintain and operate
| a railway of standard or narrow gauge
to be operated by steam, electricity or
j other motive power from the head of
Nasoga Gulf, in the Province of British
Columbia, up the Naas River to its
' junction with the Kitmancool River,
i thence following the Kitmancool River
easterly towards the Babine River,
thence easterly up and along the Babine River to a point at or about its
junction with tho Neelkitkwa River,
thence northerly and easterly to the
Nation River, thence easterly along the
Nation River to the Pine River, thence
east.rly nlong the Pine River and
hrough th<; Pine River Pass to the
easterly boundary of the Province of
British Columbia; with power to build
branch lines and with power to construct, acquire, own and maintain
wharves and docks in connection therewith, and to construct, acquire, own
charter, equip and maintain steam and
other vessels and bouts nnd to operate
the same in navigatible waters and with
all the powers given by the "model
railway bill" and with other such powers and privileges usual or Incidental
to all or nay of tho afortsaid purposes.
Dated thc 20th day of December, A.
D. 1910.
ALEXIS MARTIN,
Solicitor for the Applicants
D 22-J24
Skeena  Land   Disirict   gucen  Charlotte  Islands
Division
Take notice that 30 days alter date I, Ferdinand
G. Taper:, farmer, ol Skidegate, II. C, intend lo
apply to the Chief Commlsrioner ol Lands, tor a
license lo prospect for cool, oil and petroleum on
and under the lollowing described landa:
Commencing at a posl ulanled al the northeast
corner nl Lot ���'"'. Graham Island, thence north 80
chains, thenee wesl 80 chains, thence soulh 80
chains, thence cast 80 chains tn point of commence*
ment. and containing 640 acrte.
Dated Nov. 14, 1910. FEItDINAND G. TAI'KKT
l-uli. Dec. 10
Skeena Land  DUtrict-Queen  Charlotte Island
Division
Take nolice that 30 days after date I, Ferdinand
G. Tspert. farmer, ol Skidegate, B. C, Inlend to
apply lo the Chiel Commissioner ol Lands, for a
license to prospect fnr coal, oil and petroleum on
and under the (ollowing described landa:
Commencing at a post planted at the northeast
eomer ol l<oi SOS, Graham Island, thence north 80
chains, thence cast 80 chains, ihence soulh 80
chains, Ihence west 80 chains to point ol commencement, antl containing 610 arrw.
Dated Nov. 14. 1910. FEItDINAND O.TAPERT
Pub. Dee. 10
Skeana Land  District -queen Charlotte lalanda
Diviaion
Take noUce that 30 daya after dau I, Ferdinand
G. Tapert. larmer. ol Skidegate. U. C, Intend to
apply to the Chief Commissioner of ijui.ls, for a
license to propeect lor coal, oil and petroleum on
and uniler the lollowing deecribed landa:
Commencing at a post planted al the northeast
comer ot Let oil, Graham Island, thence north 80
chains, thence * ,-.t 80 chalna, thence aoulh SO
chains, thenoe east 80 chaina to point o! commencement, and containing 610 acfaa.
Dsted Nov. 14, 1910. FERDINAND O. TAPERT
I'ub. Dec   10
Quean CharlotU Islands Und Dlstricl���District of
Skeana
Take nolice that I. Thoa. It   Davey of Queen
Charlolte.   occupation   nutary   public,   Intend   lo
apply for permission to proapect for coal and i
petroleum on the following described land:
Commencing at a poat planted eleven miles
north and seven miles east ol Sectinn 13, T ownshlp
7. Graham Island and marked No. 60, T. II. I'. N.
W. eorner, thence east SO chaina. thance south SO .
chains, thence west 80 chains, thence north SO
chains in point of commencement, conuining 640
acre* more or lets.
listed Nov. 9. 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY I
Pub. Dec 3. Wilson Gowing. Agent
Quesn CharlotU Islands Land District -District ol
Ski-ens
Take notico that 1, Thoa. R. I>avey of Queen
CharlotU, occupaUon notary public, InUnd w
spply for permissinn Ui proapect lor coal and
petroleum on the lollowing deacribed land:
Commencing al a poat planud Ave milaa norlh
and eleven miles east ol Section 1.1, Township
7, Graham lsiand and marked No. 68, T. ll 1' . N.
K. comer, Ihence soulh SO chains, thenre weat 80
chalna, thenca north 80 chains, thance eaat so
chaina lo point ol commencement, containing 640 .
acres more or lesa. .._..
Dated Nov. 11, 1910. THOS. R. DAVEV
Pub. Dec. S. Wllaon Gowing, Agent <
Skeena land  Dslrict -Queen CharlotU   Islanda
Division
Take notice that 30 days alter dale I, Chs.lte
llslmi*r, larmer. nl Skidegale, II. C. intend to
apply In the Chiel Commissioner nl Lands, for a
license tn pros|tect lor coal, oil and petroleum on
and under the lollowing described lands:
Commencing at a post plantcl three mil*** *
south and one mile west nl the southeast eorner ol
Lot &0I. Graham Island, thence east Ml chains.
Ems south 80 chains, Ihence wret 80 chains,
thence north 80 chains to point ol mmmeneemenl,
and conUlning RIO acres. _ _
Dsir.1 Nov. 18. l'JIO. CHARLES HELMER
Pub. Doc 10.
Skaena   Land   District -Quean  Chariotte  Islands'
Division
Take notice that 30 days alter dale I, William
1   Leery, trader, ol Skidegste, II   C, intend tn;
apply to the Chief Commissioner ol Lands, (or a
If-g-pj-a t.i prospect Inr coal  oil and petroleum on j
and under the lollowing described lsnds:
Commencing at a post planted at the southeast
corner ol Lot 601, (iraham Island, thence south 80
chains,  Ihence  west  80 chains,  thence nnrth  80 :
chains, Ihence easl 80 chains to point nl commence- |
ment. and conuning 640 am-. ,*_,**
Daleil Nov 14, 1910. WILLIAM. J. LEARY
Pub. Dec 10
Skeena  Una  Dlitrict���Queen CharlotU Islands
Division ���   .
Take nolice lhal 30 days slier date 1  l-erdlnand
G. Teperl, larmer, ol   SkidegaU, ll.C. Intenda to ,
apply to US Chte  Commissioner ol land", lor a
'cense t   prospect lor coa   oi' and petroleum on
��nd under lhe lollowing d ferllwd lands
Commencing at a poal plantcl et the ni.rtheasi
enrner ol I** Ml, Graham Island, thence north HO
chains,  thence eaat  SO chains,  thence south  SO |
chains, thence west 80 chains to point ol commence- ;
ment, and conUlning 640 acrea. _.___ I
Dsted Novl4.1910    FERDINAND O. TAPERT
Pub. Dee. 10
Queen CharlotU lalands Und District���District of
Skeena
Tako notice that I, Thoa. R. Davoy ot Queen
CharlotU, occupation notary public, inUnd bo
apply for permiasion to prospect for coal and
petroleum on tho lollowing described land:
Commencing at a post planted nine milea north
and two miles east ol Section 13, Township 7,
Oraham lsiand and markod No. 41, T. R. D., S. E.
corner, thonce west 80 chains, thence north 80
chaina, thence east 80 chains, thence south 80
chuins to point ol commencement, containing 6-10
acres mnre or leas.
Dated Nov. 5, 1910. TIIOS. II. DAVEY
Pub. Doc. 3. Wilson Gowing, Agent
Queen CharlotU Islands Und District���DUtrict ol
Skoena
Take notice that I, Thos. R. Davey of Queen
Charlotte, occupalion nolary public, intend to
apply lor permission lo prospect for coal und
petroleum on the tollowing doscribed land:
Commencing at a post planted elevon miles
north und two miles east of Section 13, Township
7. Gruhum ls>und uml murked No. I.!. T. It. 1 >. N.
E. corner, thunce west 80 chains, thence south 80
chains, Ihence cast 80 chains, thoneo north 80
chuins tu point of commoncemont, contuining 640
ucres moru or loss
Dated Nov. 5. 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. Dec. 3. Wilson Oowing, Agont
Queen Charlotto Islands Und DUtrict���DUlrict ol
Skeena
Tuke notice that 1. Thos. It. Davey, ol Queen
Charlolte, occupation Notary Public intend tu
apply lur permission to pruspect for coal and
petruleum on the following described lands:
Commencing al a post planted elevon milea
north and three mllea east of Section 13. Township
7, Oraham laland and marked No. 43, T. R. 11.. N.
E. corner, thencu west 80 chains, thence south 80
chuins, thance oast 80 chaina, thence north 80
chalna lo poinl ol commencement, conuining 640 '
acres more or less.
Dated Nov. 5. 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY
I'ub. Dec. 3. Wilson Oowing, Agent
Queen Chariotu Islanda Und District -District ol
Skeona
Take notice thai I. Thos. H. Davoy ol Queen
Charlotte, occupation notary public, inlend lo
apply (or i-ermiasion to prospect (or coal and
pelroleum nn the (ollowing descrilied land:
Commencing at a post planted elevon milea
north and Ave milea ��ast ol Section 13, Township
T. Oraham Islsnd and marked No. 44, T. It. D., N.
E. corner, thence west 80 chains, thence south 80
chains, thence east 80 chaina, tnence north 80
chains lo polnl ol commencement, conuining 640
acrea more or leas.
Datod Nov. 6, l'JIO. THOS. R. DAVEY
I'ub. l>ec. 3. Wilson. Guwing, Agent
Queen CharlotU Islands Und DUtrict���DUlrict ul
Skeena
Take noUce that I. Thos. 11. Davey ol Queen
i CharlotU,  occupation  noury  public,  intend  tu
I apply  lor permisaion  to prospect  lor coal  and
lietroleum on the (ollowing dcacrilied land:
Commoncing al a pott planted cloven milea
! north and live mllee easl ol seetiun 13, Township
. 7, Graham Island and marked No. 45, T. R. 1 >.. N.
W. comer, thenco f��Bl 80 chains, thence south 80
1 chains, Ihence west  80  chains, thence north  80
chaina lo poinl ot commencement, conuining 640
i acres more or lean.
i Deled Nov. S. 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. Dec. 3. Wllaon Oowing, Agent
Queen CharlolU lalands Und District District nt
Skeena
Take notice that I, Thoa. 11. Davey ol Queen
Chur.oiu, occupalion noury public, InUnd tn
apply (or permiasion lo prospecl tor coal and
petroleum on the (ollowing described land:
I Commencing at a poat planted eleven miles
north and three miles east ol Section 13. Tuwnshlp
7, Graham Island and marked No. 46, T. R. D. S.
)'. comer, Ihence west SO chains, thence north 80
i ehaina thence east SO chains, tnence aouth 80
chaina tu point ot commencement, conuining 640
acros more or loaa.
Dsled Nov. 7. lino. THOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. Dec 3. Wilson Gowing. Agent
Queen Charlotte Islanda Und District District of
Skeena
Take notice lhat I, Thoa. R. Davey ot Queen
Charlotte, occupalion notary public, intend to
apply lor permisaion to prospect lor coa) and
petrolvum on the lollowing descrilied land:
Comrnenelns at a poat planted elevon milos
north and three miles east ol Section 13, Township
7, Graham lsiand and marked No. 47, T. It. I >.. S.
W. comer, thenca eaat 60 chalna, thenco north 80
chalna, ihence weet 80 chains, thence aouth SO
Cnains to point of commencement, conuining 640
acres more or leaa.
Dated Nov. 7. 1910. TIIOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. 1 "i- 3. Wilson Oowlng. Agent
Queen Charlotte Islanda Und DUtrict���DUtrict ol
Skeena
Take notice that I, Thos. II. Davey of Queen
Charlotte, occupalion noury public, intend to
apply lor permission to prospect lur coal and petroleum on tne (ollowing described lands:
Commencing at a post plsnted eleven mllea
north and live mllea east ol Section 13, Township
7, Grahsm Islsnd aad marked No. 48, T. It. D. S.
E. comer, thonce *��e*i HO chains, thence north 80
chaina, tnence east 80 chains, ihence south SO
chalna to point ol eommencemenl, conuining 640
SSM more or leaa.
Dated Nov. 7. 1910. TIIOS. II. DAVEY
I'uh. Dec S. Wilson Gowing, Agent |
Queen Charlotle lalanda Und DUtrict -DUlrict ot
Skeena
Take notice lhat I Thoa. H. Davey ol Quaes
Charlotte, occupation notary public, intend to
apply lor permission to prospect lor coal and
|.,.ir.''i. .mi on Ihe following   described land:
Commei.cing at a post planled eleven miloa
north and Ave mllea east ol Section 1.1 Township
7, Oraham laland and marked No. 49, T. 11 IIS.
W. eorner, thence east 80 chains, thence nnrth 80
ehalns, thence weat 80 chains, thence soulh 80
chains lo point ol commencement, conuining 640
KU&.V.S& THOS. R. DAVEY
I'ub. Dec 3. Wilson (lowing, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islands Und DUtrict -DUtrict of
Skeena
Take notice thai I, Thos. II. Davey ol Queen
Charlotte, uccupation noury public, Intend to
apply tor permission to prospect lor coal and
pertoleum on the lollowing deacribed land:
Commencing at a post planted thirteen miles
nnrth snd three milm east nl Section 13, Township
7 Graham Island and marked No. 60, T. K. D. N.
E. comer, thence weat 80 chains, thence aoulh 80
chains .thence east 80 chains, thence north 80
ehaina to point ol commencement, containing 640
BSuSKuR THOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. I>��. 8. Wilaon (lowing, Agent
Ouven Charlotte Inland! Land Diatriet -DUtriet ol
Kkoenn
Tak�� noliee that I, Tho*. It. Davey of Quwn
Charlotte, occupation notary public. Intend to
apply tor pHflttMM to prospect lor eoal and
petroleum on tha RnOWtfll deaeriberi Und:
I'ommencing at a pout tilanted thirteen milea
north and three milee eant o! Section 13, Town-dim
7, (iraham Inland and marked No 61, T. K.D., N.
W. corner, thence east HO chalna, thenee **outh R0
ehaina, thence wett 80 chalna, thence north 80
chain* to point ol eommeneement. containing M0
ncree more or leaa. 	
Dated Not 8, lilt. ���7HCS 5* ME
Pob. l>efc 3, W.laon Cowing, Agent
COAL NOTICE
bkeena I-and Diatriet���Quoen Chttrlott/i Itrianda
Division
Take notice that U0 daya afu-r date, 1, Charlt-a
Helmer, farmer, of Skir.]-*gate, B. C, intend to
npply to the Child Cummiiwionor of Lands, for a
leeni*e to proapect for conl, oil nnd potrolimrn on
and under the followinK dMOrtbttd lunds*
Commencing at a poot nliinted two m.lon south
of the t-.outhea.Ht corner of Lot 501, Craham lxlan.1,
thenco nouth HO chains, thence west 80 chaina,
theneo north .SO chuins, thence eait 80 chnina to
puint of commencement, and containing H40 acre*.
Dated Nov. It'., 1910, CHARLES HELM BR
Pub. Dec. 10.
Queen Charlotte lalanda Land Diatrict���District ot
Skeena
Take notice that I Thoa.  It. Davey of   Queen
Charlotte,   occupation   notary   public,   intend   to
i apply   for  perminsion   to  pruspect   for  coal  and
petroleum nn the following doacribed land:
|     Commoncing ut a poat planted thirteen milaa
north nnd aeven milea euai of Section l.i, Townahip
7, Cruham laland and marketl No. M, T. K. D. N.
B. corner, thenee west 80 chaina, thence aouth 80
chaina, thence east 80 chains, thenee north 80
chaina to point of commencement, containing 640
, ncrea more or lesa.
Dated Nov 8, 1910 TIIOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. Dec. 3. Wllaon Cowing, Agent
Queen Charlotte Inlands I-md Dictrict���Diatrict ol
Skeena
.'ake notice that I, Thoa. It. Davey of Queen
Charlotte, occupation notary public, intend to
npply (or permiasion to proapect for conl nnd
petroleum on the following deacribed Innd:
Commencing at a poat planted thirteen mllea
north and eleven milea eaat of Section 18, Townahip
7, Craham laland and marked No. 55, T. D. It., N.
\V. corner, thence eaat 80 chaina, thence weat 80
chains, thence north 80 chains, thence south 80
chains txi point cf commeneement, containing 640
acres more or leaa.
Dated Nov. 8. 1910. THOS. It. DAVEY
Pub Dec. 3. Wilson Cowing, Agont
Queen Charlotte Inlands Land Diatrict���Diatrict of
Skeena
Take notice that I, Thoa. It. Davey of Queen
Charlotte, occupation notary public, intend to
apply for permiaaion to proapect for coal and
petroleum on the following d��crihed land:
Commencing at a post planted thirteen milea
north nnd five miles naat of Section 13, Townahip
7. Craham laland and marked No, *>2. T. R. D., N.
E. corner, thenee weat 80 chains, thence south 80
chalna, thence east 80 chains, thence north 80
chainn to point of commencement, containing 640
arrea mnre or Irsn.
Dated Nov. 8, 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. Dec. 3. Wilson Cowing, Agent
1 Queen Charlotte InUnds Und DUtrict-District of
Skeena
Take notice that 1, Thos. R. Davey of Queen
Charlotte, occupation notary public, intend to
apply for p ��� ion to prosper* for coal nd
petroleum on the following deacribed land:
' Commencing at a poat planted thirteen milaa
north and five miles east of Section 13, Township
i 7 Craham lsiand nnd marked No. 63, T. R. D. N.
'. W corner, thence cant 80 chains, thence smith 80
chain**-, thence went 80 ehains, thence north 80
chains to point of commencement, containing 640
acrea more or tew
Dated Nov. 8, 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. l>ee. 3. Wilson Cowing, Agent
1 Quevn Charlotte lalanda Land District���DUtrict of
Skeena
j Take notice that I, Thoa. R. Davey of Queen
Charlotte, occupation noury public, intend to
apply for permUion to proapeet for coal and patro-
��� leum on the following uencribed land:
,     Commencing at a poat planted thirteen  n.il*w
l nnrth and eight milen cent of Section 13, Township
j 7, Oraham laland and markod No. 74, T. It. I >., S.
W. corner, thence eaat 80 chaina, thance north 80
chalna, thence went 80 chalna, thence south 80
chains to point of commencement, containing 610
acres mora or laaa.
Dated Nov. 12. 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY
; Pub. Dm. 3. Wllaon Cowing, Agent
Quean Charlotta Island*. Und DUtrict���DUtrict ol
Skeena
!     Take notice that I, Thoa   R. Davey of Queen
; Charlotte,   occupntion   notary   public,   intend   to
< apply   for   permunrion   to   proapect   for   coal   and
petroleum on the following deacrilied land:
Commencing at a poat planted two miles north
and Ave milen east of Section 13, Township 7,
: tiraham Intand and marked No. 13. T.R.D., N. W.
corner, thence cast 80 chainn, thenee south 80 chaina
tbence west 80 chainn, thence north 80 chaina to
point of commencement, containing M0 acres mora
or leaa.
Dated Oct. 29, 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. Nov. 17. Wilson (towing, Agent
Skeena  Land   DUtriet -Queen  Charlotte  lalanda
DivUion
Tnke notice thnt 30 days nfter date 1, Kerdinand
C. Tapert, farmer, of Skideeate, It C, intend to
apply to the Chief Commissioner ef Unds, for a
license to proapect for conl, oil and petroleum on
and under the following described lands:
Commeneing at n post plnnted one-hnlf mUa
eant of the southeast corner of Ut 503, Craham
Island, thence north 80 chnina, thenre enat 80
chain*-, thence soulh 80 chains, thence wert 80
ehaina tn point of commencement, and containing
640 arrea. 	
Dated Nov. H 1910. FERDINAND G.TAPERT
Pub. Dec. 10.
Skeenn  Und   DUtrict -Queen  CharlolU  lalanda
DlvUion
Tnke nntice that 30 daya nfter dale I, Terdinand
(J.   Tapert. farmer, af Skidegate, II. C, Intand to
apply to tha Chief Commissioner af Unds, for a
license to prospect for coal, oil and petroleum on
' and under the following daa-trrlbed landa:
Co nmenctng at a post planted at the northeaat
corner nf Ut MM>, Craham Island, thenca south 80
chalna, thence went 80 chalna, thenco north 80
chalna, thence eaat 80 chains to point of commencement, and conUining 610 acran.
Dated Nov. 14, 1910. KERDINAND O.TAPERT
Pub. Dec. 10.
Skeena Und District Queen Charlotte Uland!
DivUion
Tako notice that 30 days after date 1, Kerdinand
ti. Tapert. farmer of Skidn'nte, It (\, intend to
apply to the Chiel CommUaioner of Unds, for a
licenae lo prospect for coal, oil and petruleum on
and under the following deacribed landa:
Commencing at a post nlanted 20 chains narth
of thc southwest corner of Ut 544, tiraham Island,
tnence north 80 chains, thence east 80 chain!,
thence aouth 80 chaina, thence went 80 chnina to
point of eommeneement, nnd containing 640 acrea.
Dated Nov. 14,191 0. FREDINAND ti. TAPERT
Pub.  Dec. 10
Skeena Und DUtrict-Queen CharlotU lalanda
DlvUion
Take notice that 30 days after date 1, Charlea
Helmer, larmer of Skidegate, B. C, intond to
apply to the ('hief Commiasioner nf Undi, for a
license to prospect for coal, oil snd petroleum on
and under the following described lands:
Commencing at a post plantod three mllea
south and ana mile went of the southeast corner of
Ut 501, Oraham Island, thence went 80 chains,
thenee south 80 chains, thence eaat 80 chaina,
thence north 80 chains to point of commencement,
and conUlning 610 acrea, __.._,_- _- w������
Datad Nov. 16, 1910. CHARLE3 HELMER
Pub. Dec. 10. THE   I'KlNoE    RUPERT    OPTIMIST
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An Amazing Plea
The argument used by Alderman Hilditch and Alderman Clayton ai last
night's council that haste must be used to pay Alderman Newton's printing bill
which lul year's council refused to pay, alleging that if it gels before His Honor
Judge Young during the Week, the court would be obliged to find lhat Alderman
Newton hits do legal claim for the money, is cert ainly the most amazing of arguments.
Woultl either of the geiitleinei. bv so wainonly profligate with their own private
funds as lo want to make haste to settle a disputed account entered b.forc the
court, because they believed lhe claim to be illegal. To urge thc illegality of the
claim ils a reason for paying it, before the court has a chance to pronounce upon
it, is an outrage on the citizens, to say the {***_,
To propose to take the action away from His Honor's jurisdiction for such a
reason would have been amazing enough, even if the settlement was to come out
of thoir own pockets. In the present case the council arc quite aware lhat if they
make B settlement they are giving away not their own money but lhe people's
monoy; not giving it away to an outsider, but to one of their own colleagues, who
is a member of tht finance committee.
To make a payment of $250 of the people's money to one of their own number,
on an account which ihey admit cannot stand in a court of law, sounds perilously
likv malfeasanceof office
It was Alderman Newton who forced the matter to the court by issuing a
writ. He as well as his colleagues, for their own as well as the people's interests,
will be well advised to let the matter remain wiih his Honor that justice may be
done.
The Result in Seattle
The news from Seattle this morning of 'he downfall of Hiram Gill and the
election of a reform mayor is one to gladden the hearts of good men and women
the world over.   It is one of the best of triumphs for woman suffrage.
Seattle, like many oilier const cities, has suffered at the hands of its rulers.
In the present case, aside from the chargt-s of prsonal misconduct on which the
recall was based, Gill's campaign showed that ha was merely tho representative
for the tenderloin, and the grafting clement.
against i be organised machine, "The Bent" as Judge Lindsay calls it, the better
elfin, n. had hitherto bun power*.ss. Nothing bui the enfranchisement of the
WOmon of ihe State has sufficed to save the city from the rule of thc parlor-house
keep, r, :h* saloon, and the political thug. It is a triumph thai good men and
women the world over may rejoice at.
Warning
The public nre warned 1" keep "���������� from tho
works while blasts ure bcinir lired. Persons persisting in approuchinK after bcinir warned do so
at their own risk.
S. P. McMORDlEACo.
201-lf Contractors
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership
Notice Is  hereby triven lhat the partnership
heretofore existing between us. the undersigned.
' as fruit, vegetable and lish merchants In the city
of I'rince Rupert, and known ns the Prince Rupert Fish Market, tins been dissolved by mutual
consent,
i    All di'l'ts ..win.- to the said partnership are to
i be paid  to The  I'rince Rupert  Fish Market of
| Prince Rupert aforesaid, and all claims atrainsl
the said parlne-ship are to lie presented to the
1 said Prince Ruiiert Fish Market of whum thecon-
; linuing partners It. J. Bacon nnd F. S. Evans con-
1 stitute the firm and by whum same will be settled.
i    Dated at Prince Rupert this 12th day of January. 1911.
W. 8. SHRUBSALL.
B. J. BACON,
IM ,��� F. a*. EVANS.
EMPIRE ACCOUNT
IN THE BALANCE
REMITTED   TO   FINANCE   COMMITTEE WITH POWERS
Alderman Pattullo Votes Against
Motion -Says Bill is Three Times
Too Big Hilditch Sayi It Is a
Moral Debt.
Another pre-charter day's account
was brought up al the city counci
meeting lust nighl when the Empire
Publishing company's ICCOUnt was under
Consideration, During the discussion
on the account Merman Newton left
the table and took no part in the discussion which affected his Intensl.
Alderman Pattullo thought the matter should re.it as it was, before the
court:;. They had offered a generous
settlement, but it had been refused.
Aiderniati Hilditch, however, began to
moralize on the subject. He pointed
out that there was no chance for Mr.
Newton if the matter went to the courts
because there is no law to compel
municipalities lo pay debts incurred
prior lo incorporation. It was not a
It gal debt. He thought, however, that
it was a moral debt and one which they
ought to pay.
Alderman Pattullo gave the opinion
that the sum charged in -\w account
was three times too much. And in any
case they need not be in a hurry. When
the bill was presented on the last occasion it was accompanied by a nole
to thc effect ihat if it was not paid by
four o'clock that afternoon a writ
would be issued. It was taken to the
courts; it would bo proper to let the
court decide tho issue. He wanted
tbe city to pay its just debts whether
thty were legal or moral but he did not
want them io pay thrw times too much.
On Alderman Clayton's motion the
account wa sent to the finance com
mittee,Alderman Pattullo voting against
the motion.
It was argued by Alderman Newton's
Mends, that immediate action waa
needed as the case comes before the
court this week, and if payment was
delayed till next council meeting, there
was a dangi'r lhal Judge Young would
tlecide that Alderman Newton w s not
entitled to the money.
BAYS QUESTION
IS UP AGAIN
CITY APPOINTS SOLICITORS TO
REPRESENT THEM
Case Will Be Heard Before Railway
Commission at Ottawa���Messrs.
Prlngle & Guthrie Will Look after
Interest of City.
K. of P. HALL DANCE CLUB
EVERY   THURSDAY   EVENING
A pleasant time for everybody.
From 9 to 12 a reirular dance profrramma
interminaled with recitations, songs, etc.
From S to 9 instruction in dancing free.
Admission $1.00
Ladies Free
ELECTRICAL FIXTURES
ELECTRIC WIRING
IN BOTH PR1VATK AND BUSINESS HOUSES
TELEPHONE GIRLS
GET A RAISE
CLAYTON'S GALLANTRY LANDS
HIM  UP AGAINST HILDITCH
Discriminates Against Working Men.
Says They Can Live Cheaper Than
Hello Girls by Living in Shacks���
Hilditch Lands Heavily.
The telephone operators of I'rince
Ituptrt will hail with delight the in-
ormation lhat they are to get a raise
from $50 to $G0 :i month. This action is
-based on the recommendation of the
light and telephone committee. . Any
new operators taken on will be required
to serve as probationers for two months
at $40, after which time, if they prove
to be competent, they will be placed
on the regular staff wilh $60.
Aldtrman Hilditch wanted to know
just how long the girls worked. He
hail heard thai they worked only 6 1-2
hours a day. Aldtrman Kerr informed
him lhat they were working seven hours
just now. At the present time there are
five operators employed but these five
will be able to work the whole system
when it is completed.
Alderman Clayton goi in badly with
his discrimination against the working
man. He said lhat girls could nol live
SO cheaply as men. The latter could
bin a small shack and live much more
cheaply than ihe telephone operators'
who had to live respectably and dress
| nattily.
Alderman Hildilch was after him like
the shot of a gun.    He saw no reason
, in the world why the working men should
be discriminated against.    They  were
as much emit ed as Others to live "re-1
spectably" and druss nattily as anyone.'
| He only Imped that the men who were ���
| acting ao generously with the telephone I
1 operators would not close their hearts i
! when they had to consider the claims',
j of the workmen.
As an indication of how the   system j
is   progressing   Acting   Mayor   Smith
slated that during last month 33 new
, phones were installed.
The committee's report also provided
lhal linancial statements dealing with
j the slectrlo light and lhe telephone be
'��� submitted 'o thc council at the close of
every mon h.
Masa-ar
Watche
We always carry
a  large stock  of
HOWARD
WATCHE
When you buy a
watch with Ur.
name Howard on
it, you obtain just
a little better
value than in any
other watch.
CALL AND SEE
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C. B. WAR
Jeweller
FRANK D. KEELE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I-RCGi
Phone No. 200 P. I). Hi
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.
Work performed by experts only.
A first class job is guaranteed in
every instance.
A large stock of Chandeliers and
Fittings carried.
H. W. Blakely - Electrican
New  Fire  Nozzle
Thc fire committee recommended that
the lire chief be empowered to purchase
a patent double nozzle, Callahan model,
for the system. The recommendation
was adopted by the council.
COA
You are using clinkers anlj
clogs the grates, try
LADYSM1T
ROCHESTER & M0NR|
Centre Sn.'l
-     PHONE 115
��� '
COAL NOTICE
Third Ave.
YES, THEY HAD
VERY GOOD TIME
Quran t-IiiiiIiiiii. Islands; i <l Diatrict-Dlstrirtol
S pen.
Take notire that I, John M, 1 .i-ml ul Vancouver,
Near Sixth   "  5 - occupation broker, inn-mi to apply lor per-'
, mission to prospect lor coal and petroleum on the I
. lollowing described lands:
__________ '     13.���Commencing at a  poat  planteil   at  the ,
northeast  mi i r ol Coai Licence No. :i IM marked
J M. S. W. Corner, thonce nonh HO cnains thenco '
j east 80 chalns,thonce so t   80 chalna, thence anel'
. HO chains to point ol commencement.
I I lansl Dec. 20, 1910. JUHN  M'l.l.OU
i I'ub Jan. 21. P. C. Klliott, Agent '
The closing up of the small bays
around I'rince Ru|>crt which has ag-,
itated the previous council as well as
the present one, cropped up again last
night when the clerk read communications that had passed between the city
and the Hon. Mr. Templeman nt Ottawa u;ion the subject. As a result of
a series of letters and telegrams the city
has appointed Messrs. Fringle & Guthrie
to represent them when the case c mes
before the Board o' Commissioners.
This action wa  affirmed by the council.
THE  WEATHER
Twenty-four hours  ending 6   a. m.,
February 8.
MAX. TEMP.     MIN. TIKI'.      BAR.      IN. SAIN    SNOW
37.0 33.0      29.693     .18      ..
VICTORIA PAPER TELLS OF THE
RAINBOW'S VISIT TO RUPERT
Saye the Canadian Cruiser S ent
Several Days Here, and That We
Entertained thc Officers and Crew.
A Reporter's Dream.
Yesterday morning H. M. ('. S. Rainbow, Commander Bttwart, returned to
Esquimalt from her first cruise after
arriving on this coast. hi has been
away several Wottb, and made stays
at Alberni and I'rince Rupert, the officers and crew being entertained at
both ports. The warship cruised off
the west coast of the island for some
time nnd after s-icmling I week at Alberni proceeded in the Q, T. P. terminus. After a short stay there she
returned by the inside passage to Victoria. -From the Victoria Times of
February 3rd.
Queen Chsrlotte Islands Land District���District ul
Skeana
i     Take notice thai I, John Mrl.,-ml ol Vancouvor, [
I D. C, occupation broker, intend to apply lor per-1
mission to prositect Inr coal and potroloum on the j
, following doHcrlueil lands:
It ��� Commrncln    at  a  post   panto    at   the
northeasl corner ol final Llcnnce No. 3481 marked j
I J. M' N. W. ' irler. thencosouth SO chains, thonce I
j eart SO chains, thenc   north 80 chains, thence weat j
. HOchai s lo point ol c 1   men- nitnl
! Date lig.ll, 11110. IOHN M'L'.OD
I I'uh. Jan. 21. V  c . Elliott, Agent I
Queen Charlotte lalands Land District���District of
Skeena
Take notice lhat I, John McLeod ol Vancouvor
n. C, occupalion broker, Intend to apply for 1 er-
mission lo prospect lor coal and petrofeum on the
following doscribed lands:
16.--Commonc.ng at a poat nlanted about one
mile east ol lhe mutheast corner ol Coal Licence
No. 3477 marked .IMS. K. Corner, thence north
80 chains, thenco weat 80 chains, thence aouth 80
chains, thence east 80 chains to point ot commencement.
Dated Dec. 29, 1910. JO       M" FOD
I'ub. Jan. 21 F. C. Klliott Agent,
Queen Charlotta Islanda Land District���District of
Skeena
Take notice that 1, John McLeod of Vanvouccr
II. 1 .. occupation broker, IntenJ to apply for per
mission to prospect (or cual and petroleum on the
(ollowing tleecribed lands:
It.���Commencing at a poat planted about one
mile east ol the southeast corner of Coal Licence
No. 3477 marked J. M. S. W. Corner, thence
north 80 chains, thenca eaat HO chains, thence south
80 chains, thence west 80 chains to point of commencement.
Dated Dec. 29th, 1910. JOHN   M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. F. C. Elliott, Agent
LAI
TO ORDEl
There are eggs fresh >>i
strictly fresh eggs, a'"1 K"j"|
teed strictly freshSggs. }���"*
guaranteed strictly fT��n
that concerns US-Wd youi
well as us. For WS flM OUT ij
clad warrant thai UM *tV* 1
sell are the
Guaranteed Strictly Fre
kind. We keep Hiddh; Isis*
yes, several hundred bUMI��
supplying our demands.
winter and summer, ths hsnn
has a standing.onlcr for ��
guaranteedSstrictly tr** VT*
can produce.
Ideal Provision How
Phone 190 *** ����*
*+���++++**************'
ii W. J. McCUTCHEO��
;   Carrie.complete��%**i^r,em
, ;      attention paid to filling P"      '
;; Thcitre Block 1'1'ons N... 79 Second A
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^^^OOOOOPOOOOOOOO-OOOOOO-OC
Real Estate
FOR RENT
Large Store and Hasement
on  Second  Ave.
FOR SALE!
Lot 2, Block G, Section 1,
Second   Avenue,
$2250; Terms
PORT MANN
(Subdivision of Sec. 9) about 200 yards from waterfront
This  Subdivision   is   the   only   inside   subdivision   not  owned
by the  Railroad Company.
Lots from $700;  Very Easy Terms
-NORTHERN AGENTS-
[Samuel Harrison & Co.
Brokers, Prince Rupert and Stewart, 8. C.
AgenU for Stewart Land Company,   Limited
I CHIPS FROM THE
| HUMORISTS
Representative Nye of Minnesota has
much of the wit of his lamented brother.
Bill Nye. Himself a lawyer, Representative Nye said at a lawyers' banquet in
Minnetpolis:
"Lawyers have grand reputations for
energy and perseverance. A lad said to
his father one day:
" 'Father, do lawyers tell the truth?'
" 'Yes, my boy,' the father answered.
'Lawyers will do anything to win a
case.'"
"How is tho new filing system? Success?" asked the agent of the merchant
to whom he hud sold a "system" a few
days before.
"Great " said the merchant.
"Good " said the agent, rubbing his
hands.   "And how is business?"
"Business?" echoed the merchant.
"Oh, we have stopped business to attend
to the filing system."
With a sigh she laid down the magazine article upon Daniel O'Connel.l
"The day of great men," she said, 'is'
gone forever."
"But the day of beaautiful women is
not," he responded.
She smiled and blushed. "I was only
joking," she explained, hurriedly.
First New Woman -It is very important to get all cooks interested in the
suffrage movement.
Second New Woman���Why so?
First New Woman���Because every
cook controls two votes���her own and
that of her mistress.
"Has the doctor a large practice?"
"So large that when people have nothing the matter with them he tells them
so."
1ET IN NOW AND GET IN RIGHT
The following properties will be Bold en block, or separately
and on easy terms.
SIXTH iN ONE SECTION ONE SECTION FIVE
Lots Block Lota Block Lots
(i-7-9-10    19 3"*    9 22*23
1-2-3-4-5-6    19 15-16   9 33
0-10    20 10-20  is 22-23
lllnrk
22    34
21-22    34
1-2    27
27
36-37-3H
42
0-10
42-43
ptcond Avenue
SECTION SIX
3                       7-R-0-10
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Professional Cards
W. L. BARKER
Architect
Second avenue and Third street
Over Westenhaver BroB.' Oflice.
MUNRO   &   LA1LEY
Architects,
Stork Building, Second Avenue.
STUART &  STEWART
ACCOUNTANTS -:- AUDITORS
Law-Butler Building      Phone No. 280
Prince Rupert P.O. Box 351
ALFRED CARSS,        C. V. BENNETT, B.A.
uf British Columbia uf B.C., Ontario, Sal
ami Manitoba Bara. kalchewan   and Al
berta Bara.
CARSS & BENNETT
Barristers, Notaries, Etc.
Offlcc-Exchanfre block, corner Third avenue and
Sixth street. Prince Ruoert. 8
WM. S. HALL, L.D.S., D. D.S.
Dentist.
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty.
All dental operations skilfully treated. Gas and
local anasthotics administered for the painless extraction of teeth. Consultation free. Offices: 19
and 20 Alder Block. liince Rupert. 11-12
BLOWN TO ATOMS
BY EXPLOSION
TEN  WORKMEN  MEET  INSTANT
DEATH IN PLANT SHOP
One Other Man Seriously Inlured���
Explosion Occurred in Premises of
Pluto Powder Company���No Cause
Assigned for Combustion.
(Special to the Optimist)
Marquette, Mich., Feb. 7.���One of
the most disastrous explosions ever
recorded in Upper Michigan occurred
today when ten men met instant death
at the plant shop of the Pluto Powder
company. One other man was injured,
and though his wounds are of the most
serious nature it is believed that he will
recover. The len dead men did not
get a moment's warning. They were
blown to pieces where they stood. The
cause of the explosion is not assigned.
HIS BODY FOR SCIENCE
Japanese Socialist Leaves Hit Body to
University
Tokio, Feb. 6.���Danjori Kotoku's
body, it was announced today, was
turned over to tho Imperial University
of Tokio for dissecting. This, according
to a government announcement, was
done as the result of a will left by the
leader of tho twelve Japanese Socialists
who were executed here in the Central
prison. In his lust testament Kotoku
made declaration for the last time of
the principles for which he died and
staled that as he could be of no further
use to mankind intellectually, it was his
ddsiic that bis body might be examined
under the seal pel, looking to the advancement of science. No announcement has
been made as to tho disposition of tho
bodies of the other 11 victims of thc
hanging.
Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners. Phone 4.
LUCAS C& GRANT
Civil and Mining Engineers and Surveyors,
Reports,   Plans,   Specifications,   estimates.
Wharf Construction, Etc
Office: -2nd Ave., near First Street
P. O. B*x 82 PRINCE RUPERT
P. O. BOX 23 PRINCE RUPERT
JOHN    E.    DAVEY
TEACHER OF SINGING
I'tii'ii. or wu. foxon, i:sn . a.r.a.m.. lon., eng.
fb-16
We Have Moved
TO OUR NEW OFFICE
IN   THE
Helgerson Building
6t:i STREET
Transfer & Storage Co. Ltd.
Agents for Imperial Oil Company
Telephone 36
Utile's NEWS Agency
Magazines :: Periodicals :: Newspapers
CIGARS   ::   TOBACCOS   ::   FRUITS
G.T.P. WHARF
tQ CARTAGE and
STORAGE
G. T. P. Transfer Agents
Orders promptly filled.   Pricea reasonable.
OFF1CE-H. B. Rochester. Centre St.    Phone fix.
Prince Rupert Lodge, I.0.0.F
NO. 63
Meets in the Helgerson Block
Every Tuesday Evening
All  members of the order in the city
are requested to visit the lodge.
G. S. JOHNSTONE, N.G.
H. MORTON. Secretary.
The Westholme Lumber Co.
LIMITED
���WE HANOLE ALL KINDS OF���
BUILDING SUPPLIES
First Avenue Telephone 186
TO
Property Owners
and Tenants
On 1st, 2nd and 3rd Aves.
Between Fulton and Sth Sts.
Wo have been Instructed by Head Oflice to accept
Additional Fire Insurance
IN THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES
Liverpool & London and Globe, Phoenix Assurance Company, British America Company.
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Limited.
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COAL NOTICE
COAL NOTICE
COAL NOTICE
Oueen harlottelslands Land District���District ol
Skeena
Taka notie, that I, John McLeod ot Vancouver,
B. C. occupation broker, Intend to apply lor permission to prospect lor coal and petroleum on the
lollowing deacribed landa:
I.���Commencing at a post planted at the nortn-
WMt corner Lot 171 being the northwest comer
marks' J. McL. N. W. Cornar, thence   east 80
chains, thence south 80 chains, thence west 80
chains, thence north 80 chaina to polnl ol commencement. ...... _.���_.,.,.
Dated Dec. 23, 1910. JOHN M LEOD
1Mb. Jan.21. W. Daas. Agent
Queen Chariotte Islands Und DUtrict-District ol
Skeena
Take nolice that I. John McLeod ol Vancouver.
B. C. occupation broker, intend to apply lor permission to prospect lor coal and petroleum on the
lollowing doecrilcd lands:
2.���Commencing at a post planted al the northwest corner Lot 171 being the northeast corner
���narked J. McL. N. E. Corner, thence weat 80
ehains, thence south 80 chains, thence east 80
chains, thence norlh 80 chains to point ol commencement. ,-u ,.��� mm���
Dsted Dec. 211, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. W. Daas. Agent
Queen Charlotle lalands Land Disirict���District ol
Skeena
Tak, notin* that I. John McLeod ol Vancouver,
B. C, occupation hroker. intend to apply lor permission lo prospect lor coal and petroleum on the
lollowing descrilied lands:
3.-Commencing at a post planted one mile
norlh ol the northwest corner ol Lot 171, marked
J. McL.N.-rV. Corner, being thonorlh-we t corner,
Ihence eaal 80 chains, thence south ml chains,
thence weat 80 chains,  Ihence north 80 chaina to
Clint ol commencement. ,������., .,., t..���r.
���tad Dee. 24, 1910. JOHN afflsSOP
Pub. Jan.21. W. Daas. Agenl
Queen Charlolte Islands Und DUtriet���District ol
Skeena
Take notice thai 1, John Mcleod ol Vancouver.
B. C. occupation broker. Intend to apply lor permission to prospect lor eoal and petroleum on lhe
lollowing descrilied lands:
4.���Commencing at a posl planted one mile
north ol the northweat corner ol Ul 171 being lhe
northeast eorner marked J. McL. N. E. Corner,
Ihence wesl 80 chains, Ihence south 80 chains
Ihence east 80 chains, thence norlh 80 chalna to
polnl ol commencement. ,,,,,., .,., sann
Dsled Dec. 24. 1910. JOHN M LKOD
Pub. Jan. 21. W . Dass. Agent
Queen CharlotU Islands Und DUlriel-DUtrict ol
Skeena
Take noliee lhat I, John McUod ol Vancouver,
B. C, occupation broker, Inlend lo apply lor per-
mUeiun to prospect lor coal and pelroleum on the
lollowing descrilied lands:
J.���Commencing at a posl plsnted one mile
norlh ol the northwest corner ol Ut 171 being
the soulhwesi corner marked J. McL. S. W. I orner, thence north 80 chains, Ihence east HO chains,
thence south 80 chains, thence weal 80 chains lo
Klnt ol commencement. ,,..,., .... P���n
il*d Dec. 24. 1910. JOHN M'l.hOD
Pub. Jan 21. ��'  Daaa, Agen
Quaan Charlotte Islands Und DUtrict- DUtrict ol
Skeens
Take nolice lhal 1, John Mrl. ...| ol Vancouver,
t*. C, occupatinn broker. Inlend to apply lor permission to prospect lor coal and petroleum on the
tollowing described land,:
(.���Commencing at a posl planted one mile
aorth ol the northwest corner ol Ul 171 being the
southeast curner markesl J. McL. S. E. Comer,
Ihence north 80 chains, thenee weat 80 chains
thenr,* south 80 chains. Ihence east 80 chains I
point ol commencement.
Dated Dee. 21. 1910. JOHNMLEOD
Pub. Jan.21. W. Dass. Agent
Quaen Charlotle Islands Und DUtrict District ot
Skeena
Tak, notice lhat I. John McLeod ol Vancouver,
B. C, occupalion broker, intend to apply lor permission to prospect tor coal and petroleum on the
lollowing described lands:
7.���Commencing at a poat planted .10 chaina
west ol the northeasl enrner ol Ul 4f�� being the
nnrthsrest enrner and marked J. McL. N. W
Cor. thence east 80 chains, thence south 80
chains, thenee west 80 chains, thene* north 80
chains to point ot commencement conuining 610
Dele.! Dec. 2fi, 1910.
Pub. Jan. 21
JOHN M'LEOD
W. Dass. Agent
Queen Charlolle Islands Und Diatriet DUlrict ol
Skeens
Take notice thai I. John Mcleod ol Vancouver,
B. C, occupation broker. Intend to apply lor permiasion to pros|iect lor eoal and petruleum on the
following decribed lands:
8 Commencing at a post planted SO chaina
sreat ot the northeast eorner ol Ut 46 being tl.e
northeast corner marked J. McL. N. E. Cor.,
thenee west 80 chains, thence soulh ho rhains,
thenee east SU ehalns, thenre north 80 chains to
Ktnt ot nimmeneemenl conuining 640 sens,,
lied Dec. 26. 1910. JOHN  M'l.EOI)
Pub.Jan.21
VV   Daas, Agent
Queen I iiarl-.ii. Islands Und District   Dutrict ol
Skeena
Take notice thai I, Jnhn Mcleod ol Vancouver.
II. ('.. occupation broker, Intend In apply lor permission tn pri.s's-rt Inr coal and petroleum on the
lolluwing desrrlliett lands:
I, I 'ommencing at a post plsnted 3fi ehalns
wis.' nl lie , ottliiast comer of Ul 473 being the
northwest mrner marked J. McL. N. w, Inr.
Ihence east 80 chains. Ihence south 80 chains
thence west 80 chains, thence nnrth 80 chains
to point ol commencement conuining 640 acre,..
JnllN  M'LEOD
Dsl.-I Dec. 26, 1910.
I'uh Jan.21.
v.   Daas, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islands Und Diatrict -District ol
Take notice that I. John McUod ol Vsncouver,
B. C. occupation broker, intend to apply tor pormUaion to proapect lor coal and petroleum on the
following deaenbed land,:
12.���Commeneing at a post planted 30 chaina
west ol the northeaat corner ol Ut 473 being the
aoutheaat corner marked J. McL, S. E. Cor., thence
weat 80 chains, thenct* north Mi chains, thence
istat 80 chains, thence south 80 chaina to point of
commencement containing 640 acres.
Dated Dec. 26, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. W. Daas, Agent
Queen Charlotle lalands Und DUtrict���Dlitrict ot
Skeena
Take notiee that 1, John McLeod of Vancouver,
B. C, occupation broker, Intend to apply for permUalon lo proapect for coal and petroleum onthc
lollowing deacribed lands:
13.���Commencing at a poat planted at the northeaat comer ol Ut 42 being the northwest corner
marked J. McL. N. \V. Cor., thenee east 80 chains,
thence south 80 chains, thenee west 80 chains,
thence north 80 chains to point ol commencement
containing 610 acres. ^^^
Dated Dec. 28, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Puh. Jan. 21. W. Daas, Agent
Queen Charlotte lalands Und District���District ol
Skeena
Take nolice thai I, John Mcleod ot Vancouver
B. C, occupation broker, intend to apply for permission to proapect for coal and petroleum on the
following described lands:
14. ("ommencing at a post planted at the norlh-
sut comer ot Ut 42 being the northeast corner
marked J. McL. N. E. Cor., thence weat 80 chains,
thence south 80 chains, thence east 80 chains,
thence north 80 chains to point ol commencement
containing 640 acrea. ���
Dated Dec. 28. 1910. JOHN  M'LhOI)
Pub. Jan. 21. W. Dass, Agent
Quwn Charlolle lalands Und Distriet-District ol
Skeens
Take notic* thai I, John McLeod ol Vnncouvcr-
B. C, occupation broker, intend to apply for per
mission to prospect for coal and petroleum on the
lollowing described land,:
16.���Commencing at a post planted at the
northeasl corner of Ut 41 lieing the nnrthwesl
i eorner marked J. McL. N. V.'. (or., thence easl
80 chains. Ihence south 80 chains, thence west 80
chains, theno* north 80 chains tn point ol commencement containing 640 acres. _.������--.
Dated Dec. 28. 1910. JOHN M LfcOD
Pub. Jan. 21.                                  Wi Dasa, Agent
Queen Charlolle Islanda Und Dislrici- DUlrict of
Skeena
Take nolice that I, John Mcl-cod ol Vancouver.
B. C, occupation broker, Intend to apply lor permission to prospect lor coal and pelroleum on the
lollowing described lands:
IS.���Commencing al a |io��l plained at the
northeaat comer ol Ut 41 being lhe northeasl
corner marked J McL. N. E. Cor., .nenci* wist
80 chains, thence aouth 80 chains, ihence east 80
chains, thence north 80 chaina to point ol eommencemenl containing 640 acrea.
Dated Dec. 28. 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan.21. W. Daas, Agent
Queen ("harlotte Islands Und Disirict���Dislrici o
Skeena
I    Take notice that 1. John Mrl .nil of Vancouver,
I B. C, occupation broker. Intend to apply for permission to proapect tor coal and petroleum on the
fallowing descrilied lands:
17. (ommencing at a post planted al the
northeast comer ol Ul 41 being the southeast
corner marked J. McL. 8. *". Cor., thence lent
DO chalna. thence north HO chains, thence east
SO chalna, ihence south 80 chain, to point of
commencement containing 610 acre,.
Dated Dec. 28. 1��I0. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. W. Dasa, Agent
Queen Charlotte lalanda Und Distrirt���District of
Skeona
Take notice that I, John McUod ot Vancouver,
B, C occupation broker*, Intend tn apply lor permission lo prospect lor coal and petroleum on the
tollowing deacribed lands:
18.- Cnmmencing st s post planted at the northeaat corner ot Ul 41 being In, southwest corner
marked J. McL. A. W. Cor., thence east 80 chaina,
thence north 80 ehalns, thence west 80 ehaina,
thence south 80 chains to point ot commencement
containing 640 acre*.
Dated Dec. 28. l''i" JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. W. Dass. Agent
Queen Charlotle Islands Und DUlrict    District ol
Skeena
Take nntiee thai I, John Mel/cod ot Vancouver,
B. C��� occupation broker, intend to appl> for permission to proapect lor coal and petroleum on tho
(ollowing described lands:
X*..-Commencing at a poat planted at th,
northwest comer ol Ut 40 lieing the northweat
corner and marked J. MeL. N. W. Cor., thence
eaat 80 chains, tnence south 80 chains, thence
weat 80 chains, thenee north 80 chains to point
ol commencement containing 610 acres.
Dated Dec. 30, 1810. JOHN M'l.EOI)
Puh. Jan. 21. W. Dass, Agenl
Queen i i .il..ur lalands Und District -District ol
Skeenn
Take notice that I. John McUod ol Vancouver.
II. ('.. occupation broker. Intend tn apply for per-
' mission to prn*t*ect lor coal and petroleum on the
��� following -I' - ml nl lands:
20.    Commencing   at   a   posl   planted   at  the
' southwest correr ol Ul 40 being the northeaat
corner and marked J. MeL. N. E. Cor., thence
. west  80 chains, thence south  80 chains, thence
least 80 chains, thenee north 80 chains to point
( nl commeneement containing 640 acres.
Dated Dec. 30, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan .21. IV   Daas. Agent
COAL NOTICE
Quesm Chariott, Islands Und District���DUtrict of
Skwna
Tak, notice that 1, John McUod ol Vancouver,
B. Oi, occupation broker, intend to apply lor permisaion to prospect tor coal and petroleum on the
following described lands:
23.���Commencing at a post planted at th,
northweat corner ol Ut 40 being the southwest
corner, marked J. McL. S. W. Cor., thence east
80 chain,, thenc north 80 chains, thence west
80 chains, thence south 80 chains to point ol
commencement containing 640 acres. ���.-���
Dated Dec. 30, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan.21. W. Daas, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islands Und DUtriet���DUtrlctol
Skeena
Take notice that 1, John McLeod ol Vancouver,
B. C, occupation broker, intend to apply lor permission to prospect lor coal and petroleum on the
following deacribed lands:
24.���Commencing at a post planted at the
northwest corner Ut 40 being thc southeast
corner marked J. McL. S. E. Cor., thence west 80
chains, thence north 80 chains, thence east 80
chains, tnence south 80 chaina to point ol commencement containing 640 acres.
Dated Dec. 30. 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21 W. Doss, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islands Und Dutrict���DUtrict ot
Skeana
Take notice that I, John McLeod ol Vancouver,
B. C, occupation, broker, intend to apply (or permission to prospect tor coal and petroleum on the
following deacribed lands:
26.���Commencing at a post planted ono mile
north ot the northwest corner ol Lot 39 being the
northeasl corner marked J. McL. N. E. Cor.,
thence west 80 chains, thence south 80 chains,
thence east 80 chains, thence north 80 chains to
roihl ol commencement conuining 610 acres.
)aled Dec. 31, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. \V. Dass, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islands Und DUtrict-District ol
Skeona
Take nolice that 1, John McLeod ol Vancouver,
B. C, occupation broker, intend to apply lor permission to prospect for coal and petroleum on the
lollowing described lands:
26. -Commencing al a post planted one mile
north ot the northwest corner ol Ut 39 being the
southesst corner marked J. McL. S. E. Cor.,
tlience weet 80 chains, tlience north 80 chains,
thence east 80 chains, thence south 80 chaii.s lo
I mint ol commencement containing 640 acre,.
iiito.l Dec. 31. 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
I'uh. Jan. 21. W. Dass. Agent
LAND PURCHASK, Notre;
Queen (harlotte Islands Und District��� Duirrt ol
Skeena
Take notice thsl I. John Mrl .ml ol Vancouver,
B, C-, occupation broker, intend to apply lor y.r
mission lo tiro-aped lor cosl and petroleum on tbe
following described lands:
10. Commencing at a post planted 30 chsina
araat nt the northeast corner ot Ut 473 being
the northeaat comer marked J. McL. N. K. Cor..
thence went 80 chains, thenee south 80 chains,
Ihenc* e*st 80 chains, Ihence north 80 ehains to
poinl of commeneement conuining 640 acre*.
baled Dee. 26. 1910. JOHN M'l.EOI)
Pub. Jan. II. W. Dass. Agenl
Queen Charlolle Islands Und Dutrict���District ol
Skeena
Tak* notice that I. John McLeod ol Vancouver,
B. C, occupation broker, inlend to apply lor per-
anisslon to prospect Inr coal and petroleum on th*
following described lands:
11.- Commencing at a post plsnted 30 chains
seast of the northeast corner ol Ul 47:1 being Ihe
aouthwpjn* corner marked J. McL. S. V��. Cor.,
theneo esst 80 chains, Ihenc* nnrth 80 chains,
thance west ��0 chains, thenee snuth 80 chains
to point ol commencement containing 640 acres.
Dsted Dec. 26. 1910. JOHN  M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. W. Daa*. Agen
Queen Charlotle Islands Und DUtrict- District ol
Skeena
Take nolice that 1. John McLeod of Vancouver,
B. C. occupation broker. Intend to apply for permission to prospecl tor coal and petroleum on the
lollowing described lands:
21. Commencing at a post plsnted at the
northwest comer ol Ut 40 being the northweat
eomer and marked J. McL. N. w. Cor., thenee
I ia.! 80 chnins, thenee south 80 chains, thence
I sreat 80 chains, thenee north 80 chains to point
ol commencement containing 640 acre*.
Dated Dec. 30, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. W. Das,, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islsnds Und DUtrict -District ol
Skeena
Take notice that 1, John Mcleod ot Vaneouver,-
II. C. occupation broker, intend to apply lor per
mission tn prospect for eoal and petroleum on the
tollowing described lands
22.-(ommencing at a post planted at th,
northwest comer ot Ut 40 being the northeast
eorner and marked J. McL. N. E. Cor., thenco
went 80 chains, thence south 80 chains, thence
east 80 chains, tnence north 80 chains to point
ol commeneement containing 640 nrrea.
Dated Dec. 30, 1910. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. W. Dasa, Agent
COAL NOTICE
Skeena   Und   District-- Queen  Charlotte   Islands
DivUion
Take notice that 30 days after date I, Charlea
Helmer,  (armer, ol  Skirlegate,   li   C,  intend  to
apply to the Chiel Commissioner nf Unds. lor a
license lo prospect lor cosl. oil and petroleum o
and under the following descritted lands:
Commencing at a post planted one m.le south
ot the southeast corner ol Ut 501, Graham Island,
thence south 80 chnins, Ihence weat 80 chaino,
Ihence north 80 chains, Ihence east 80 chnins to
Point ol commencement, and containing 640 acres
dated Nov. 16. 1910. CHAULES HELMER.
Pub. Dec  10.
Queen Charlotte Islands Und I list net - DUtrrt ol
Skeena
Tak, notica that I, Thoa. II. Davey ol Quoen
Charlotte, occupation notary public, inund to
apply for permission to prospect for coal and
petroleum on the (ollowing described land:
Commencing at a poat planted eleven mllea
north and seven miles east ot Section 18, Township
7, Graham lsiand and marked No. 68, T. R. D. S.
W. eomer, thence east 80 chains, thence north 80
chalna, thenco west 80 chains, thence south 80
chains lo point of commencement, conUining 640
acrea more or leas.
Dated Nov. 9, 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. Dec. 3. WUson Gowing, Agant
Queen Charlotte Islands Und District���DUtrict oi
Skeona
Taka notice that I, Thomaa R. Davey ot Queen
CharlotU, occupation rotary public, inUnd to
apply tor permUsion lo proapect for coal and lietroleum on the following deacribed land:
Commancing at a post planted thirteen miles
north and seven miles cast of Section 13, Township
7, Graham Island and marked No. 76, T. R. 1)., S.
E. corner, thenca weat 80 chains, thenc north 80
chains, tbence east 80 chaina, thenoe aouth 80
ehaina to point ot commencement and conUlning
640 acres more ur leas.
Dated Nov. 13, 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY
Pub. Dec 3. Wilson Gowing, Agent
Skeena Und DUtrict���Distriet ol Coast
Take nntice lhat  Donald Clacher, ol llrecken-
ridge landing   I'rince   Kupifi.   II.  C,  occupation
larmer. Intends io apply lor pemiissinn to purchase
the tollowing descrilied lands:
Commencing st s post planted aliout live miles
In a soulh easterly direction from llrecken-
ridge Undlng, and sl the southwest comer of
Ul 3066, thence south 80 chains, thence east 80
chains, Ihence north 60 chsins more or leas to the
south east corner ul I /it :i(lG2, thence west 40 chains
more or less, slung the lul line 3062 thence north
20 chains, morn or less, along lot line 3062 to
the smith easl curlier nl Ut 306S, thane* west
III chains more nr less, slong lot line 3066 to the
place ol commencement, containing fi60 acres
mure or less.
listed Oct. M, 1910 DONALD CLACHER
Pub. Nov. 17.
Skeana Und DUtrict -District ol Coast
Take nntice thnt  Lionel  Dineen ol Brandon,
Man., neeupation teacher,   mends to   apply for
permission   to  purehas,*  ike  tollowing  dwicribed
lands:
Cnmmencing at a post planted at the southwest corner, 40 chains narth ar.d 10 ehains east
ol the nmtheast comer ol Ut 1116 lUarvey Survey), thence 60 chains north, (hence 60 chains east,
thence 60 chains south, thenco 60 chains went to
post ol commsneement, conuining 360 acre*, more
or lens.
Daled Nov. 14, 1910. LIONEL DINEEN
Pub. Dec. 17. **-a I)om,ri A|rent
Queen CharlotU Islands Unl District���DUtrict of
Skoena
Take notice that I, Thns. R. Davey of Quoen
(harlotte, occupation noury public, InUnd to
apply Inr permission to prospect tor coal and
petroleum on the lollowing doscribed land:
Comm,nolng at a post planted three milm
north snd seven miles east ol Section 13, Townahip
7, Graham Island and marked No. 69, T. R. D., S.
E. cornor, thenc* north 80 chains, thonce west 80
chsins, thence south 80 chains, thenca east 80
chains to point ol commencement, conUining 640
acres more or leas.
Dated Nov. 11, 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY
Pub- tm, 3. Wilson Gowing, Agont
Quesn CharlotU lalands Und DUtrict-District ol
Skeana
Take notice that I, John McLeod ot Vancouver,
B. C ��� occupation broker, intond to apply for permisaion to proapect for coal and pertoleum on the
lollowing doscribed lands:
26.���Commeneing at a post planted about ono
mile north and two miles east ot the northeast
comer of Coal Licence No. 3477 marked J. M
N.W. Comer, thence south 80 chaina, thence east
80 ohains, thence north 80 chaina, thence woat 80
chains to point of commencement.
Dated Jafi. 1.1911. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan.21. F. C. Elliott, Agent
Queen Charlotle lalands Und DUtrict���District of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John McUod of Vancouver,
B. C occupntion broker, intend to apply tor per
mission to prospect (or coal and petroleum on the
following described lands:
26 ���Commencing at a post planted about one
mile north and two milea east of lhe northeast
comer of Coal Licence No. 3477 marked J. M. N.
E. Corner, thence Bouth 80 chains, thence west 80
chaina, thence north 80 chains, thenee east 80
chains to point ol commencement.
Dated Jan. 1,1911. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan.21. F. C. Elliott, Agen.
Queen Charlotte Islands Und DUtrict���DUtrict of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John McI��od ol Vancouver,
B. C, occupation broker, intend to apply for permission to prospect for coal and petroleum on the
[ollowing described lands:
27.���Commencing nt a post planted about two
miles cast of the south east corner of Coal Licence
No. 3477 marked J. M. S. W. Corner, thence north
80 chnins, thence east 80 chains, thence south 80
chains, thence west 80 chains to point of commencement. _ _
Dated Jan. 1. 1911. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21.                           F. C. Elliott, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islands Und DUtrict-District of
Skeena
Take notice that 1, John McLeod ol Vancouver,
B. C, occupation broker, intend In apply fnr permission to proapect for cosl and petroleum on the
[ollowing described lands:
28.���Commencing at a post planted ahout two
miles east ol the southeast corner ol Coal Licence
No. 3177 marked J. M. N. Vi\ Corner, thence
south 80 chains, thence east 80 chains, thence
nnrth 80 chains, thence west 80 chains to point
of commencement.
Dated Jan. 1,1911 JOHN M'LEOD
Jan.21. F. C. Elliott, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islands Und DUtrict���District of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John McLeod ol Vancouver,
B. C��, occupation broker, intend to apply for permission to prospect for coal and petroleum on the
following described landa:
29.���Commencing at a post pUnted about three
miles east and one mile south ol lhe southoaat
comer ot Coal Licence No. 3177 mar!:cd J. M . S. W
Comer, Ihence north 80 chains, thenee ear' 80
ehains. I -ice aouth 80 chains, thence west 80
chains i nl ol enmmencement.
Dated .,..,.. 1. 1911 JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. F. C. Elliott, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islands Und District���DUtrict of
Skeens
Take notice that 1, John McUod ol Vancouver,
B. C, oecupatlon broker, inUnd to apply for permission tu prospect tor coal and petroleum on the
followirg described lands:
30.���Commencing at a posl planted about
three miles east and one mile south ol the sourt-
east corner nt Coal Licence No. 3477 marked J. M
N. W. Comer. Ihence south 80 chains, thence east
80 chains, thence north 80 chains, thence west 80
chains to point ol commencement.
Dated Jan. 1, 1911. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. F. C. Elliott, Agent
Queen CharlntU lalanda Und District���District of
Skeenn
Take notice that 1, John McUod ol Vancouver,
R. C, occupation broker, intend to apply for permisaion tn prospect lor coal and petroleum on the
[ollowing described landa:
31,���Commencing at a poat planted nbnut three
miles east and one mile south ol the southeast
eorner ot Coal Licence No. 3477 marked J. M.
N. E. Corner, thence south 80 chalna, thence weat
80 chains, thence north 80 chaina, thence east 80
chains to point ot commecnement.
Dated Jan. 1.1911. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. F. C. Elliolt, Agent
mi,
l"��'itlg lief]
Skeena Und District- District tt 6
Take notice that  Henry Macau,,,., _t m
Rupert, B.C., occupntion minor, '
for permiasion to purchase the f
ed lands:
Commenclnir at a post plsntisl .���, u��� ���_
Ex-chum-sik River about two and ahsU
from Its mouth and about one half n,
rapids,  thence  north  811 chains   those
chains, thence south 80 chnins muie I,.,,
bank, thence west 40 chalna mor, ,,, i,,
river bank to point of cominencem,rot  ,,,'���',
320 acres, mure or less.
Date Dec. 10. 191(1.
Pub. Jan. 7.1911. HENUY MAC.*,!':
Skeena Und District-Dislrici ul <���,
Take notice that Edward Thomas nl V.nsJ
B. C��� occupaUon timlier mun. intend, to
for permission to purchase the lollowing <l��
Commencing at a post plantcl un the ��,,.
of Ukulso Uke about 60 chains in s nnnh-ii
direction from the outlet st the lake  u
Riverl thence north 20 chns, thence ��,.i 411,
tlience south 20 chaina to the laka aaa,
following the lake shore to point nl ,-,,������,.-n',..
conUining 80 acres more or less.
Dated Nov. 7. 1910, EDWARD Till
Pub. Dm. 10
Skeena Und Dutrict    liwriit il ('��
Tak, notico that Sarah K. Alum ul I'ort S'
B.   (".,  occupation   nurse,  mentis ts ap
permission   lo   purchase  lho  (oIIoaiii,*  i|.
lands:
Commencing at a posl planteil al llio n.
Comer 140 chains oust nml BQ clue,, too]
northeast corner of Ut 1116 H.irie. 1.
thenee 80 chains east, tlience sn chains
thence 80 chains wwt, thenee mirth Ml clui
post ol commencement, containing nil) -.era,
or lens.
Daud Nov. II, 191(1. SAUAII K. Ai
Pub. Dec. 17. Prisl Bohtar,
Skeenn Und Distrirt   District   r 1  ��>
Take notice thni L. W, Sloan "( Prtne, K
occupation housewife, intends to apply '���*���
mission   to   purchase  the    Mluwit,
IftfaAlt
Com'mencinir nt u post plnntisl nt S. W
l��t 1707 markisl L. W, S. smith east e***ra|
runnlntr north Ml rhsins. thenr,* ts*Ml 10 .
thonce south 80 chains, thi'tiee east go cha
Baint of commencement, runtniiiiri,* Im am
late Dec. 22, 1910.
Pub. Dec. 31. Win.        LURBCT1A W. :
Skeena Und District   DUtrict ol I <
Take nolice lhat May Dinccs ol Port 1
B. ('.. occupation stenographer, intends 1
for permiaaion to purchase the following 1!
landa:
Comme'olng at a \ 'st planteil st lho m
comer 100  .*hains east and 20 chains nsrl
-ntthoasl  comer  ol   Ut   1116 1 Harvey
11     ee 80 chains east, Ihence  in chain
tlience 80 chains west, thonr-e l" chains I
.n post ot commencement, containing 320
1  ire nr loss.
DktodNov. 14, 1910. MAI   I'll
Pub. Dec. 17. 1'rvd l*"> '���"
Skeena Und DUtrict -District ol CoM Hi
Take notice that Harry Leier ol Prince I"
B.C., occupation plasterer,  Intends to a|.;
permission   to   purchaae   the  folloainc do
lands: .        . .      L ���
Commencing at a posl ptanicd 1" a gj
ot the northeast corner ot John Furlong, wi
pre-emption (Black's recent survey August Ii
on the east side oi Uke'..-.  lake, therce *
chains mor, or less, thonc* nunh in chain..I
east 30 chains, thenee south III chsins m pi
commencement, containing IM seres triinrt
HAKIM    IJ
Pub. Nov. 6. Chas. M v. ilson.
Skeena Und Distrlct-Dlalrirt of CkM R��
Take notice that sixty days fn*m dst
Hugh Patrick Kiley of Hazelton. II 1'. n.m��
InUnd to apply to th* commissioner "I '��"
permission to purchase Ihe fnlluaiiut 'In
land,: , .    b .
Commenclnn at a post ulsnlod *��� rhaini
from the south-eaat corner of M 1 ,.U. Ihcn
40 chaina. Ihence aouth 40 chain- Ihenre 1
chains, thence north 40 chains t" l����nt of
mencement. containing limner,-, jnore'*"
Date Nnv. 1st, l'JIO. HUGH I'A I HI' J* ��
Pub. Nov. 2ml. K'lliert Jas Br* n
Skeena Und District -DUlrict "I '������'J
Take notice lhat Dan McDougall ���'( n
pert. B. C, oecupatlon carpenter. U
lor permisaion to purchase Ihe Mln
land,:
Commencing at a post plant- (���*��� ' *?J
ot th* south oast comer ol \Ai!lism ven
surveyed purehaae (Hlack'a recent >ur
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Queen Charlotte Islands Und Diatriet -District of
Skaena
Taka notice that 1, John McLeod of Vancouver,
It. C, occupation broker. Intend to apply for permission t o prospect for coal and petroleum on the
followinK deacribed landa:
82.���Commencing at a poat planted about ona
mile north of the northweat corner of Coal Ueenee
No. .1479 marked J. M. S. I. Corner, thenct* north
80 ohaina, thence weat 80 chaina, thence aouth 80
ehaina, thence eaat 80 chaina to point of commencement.
Dated Jan. 4,1911. JOHN M'l.KOD
Puh. Jan. 21. F. C. Klliott, Agent
! Queen Charlotte lalanda l*��nd Diatrict - Diatrict or
Skeena
Takr notice that I, John McL-cod of Vancouver,
< n. C, occupation broker, Intend to apply for per-
! miaaion to proapect for ooal and petroleum on the
1 following deacribed linda:
88. ���Commencing at a poat planted about one
mile north of tho northweat cornor of Coal Ueenee
No. 3479 marked J.M.S. W, Corner, thence north
80 chalna, thenee eaat 80 chalna, thence aouth 80
chalna, thence weat 80 chaina to point of commencement.
Dated .Ian. 4, 1911. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. F. C. Elliott, Agent
Queen Charlotte lalanda Land Dlitrict -Diatrict of
Skeena
Take notice that I. John McLeod of Vancouver,
B. 0*i occupation broker, intand to apply for par-
miuion to proapect for eoal and petroleum on tha
following described landa:
84.���Commencing at a poat planted about one
mile north of thc northweat corner of Coal Licence
No. 8479 marked J. M. N. E. Corner, thence aouth
80 ehaina, thence weat 80 chalna, thence north 80
chaina, thence eaat 80 chalna to point of commencement.
Datad Jan. 4,1911 JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. F. C. Elliott, Agent
Queen Charlotte lalanda Land 1 Strict - Diatrict of
Skeana
Take notloe t hat I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
D. ('., oecupatlon broker, Intend to apply for per*
miaaion to proapect for coal and petroleum on the
following deecribad.landa:
86.���Commencing at a poat plantad about one
mile north of the northweat oorner of Coal Licence
No. 3479 marked J. M. N.W. Corner, thenee aouth
80 chalna, thence eaat 80 ehaina, thance north 80
chalna, thence weat 80 ehaina to point of commencement.
Datad Jan. 4,19111 JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Jan. 21. F. C. Klliott, Agent
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nui,rji*i    |iniiii��m     ,...���.-    . ----- .
August 20   1910) on the essl sile il '���"���""J
thenco west 40 cbalna more or less t" '
purchaae (lllack's survey August :n. IWOi
aouth   80  chains,   thence east   I" _____*! .
north 80 chains to point ol comn.nw      1
taming 320 acre* mor* or loss
Pub. Nov. S
DAN M'lXJftJI
Willi*", Mrl-ls-.*
COAL NOTICE
quen Charlotte lalands land DMlW
Skeens -
Tak, notiee that I, John Mrl** ' "'\*__
11. C, occupation broker, tatted t* ��� m���' J
mission to prospect for eosl sn.l i-imWt" �����
following described lands: .    ta
36.���Commeneing at a post plai n-   ���
miles north ol tho northesst oorr-r "i   '���
No. 3175 marked J. M. S. K. < '""���  "JSJ
80 chains, thence west 80 chains. Xtmm * *i
chains, thence eaat ho chsins m l��"r'
mencement. JOHN M'U
y.c.imi.*
Dated Jsn. 1. lull
Pub. Jan. 21.
Queen Charlotte Islands Und 1 IM *���   "**-n
Skeenu .    _,
Take notiee that 1, John McU'.l �� *��� ,���,
B. C, occupation broker. Intoiei ***!**_,
mission to proapect lor coal and |i i-���'"
lollowing deacribed lands: ,   ^t
87.-Commenclng at * post fjjnt" ���  *j
mile* north of th, northeast corner oi   o
No. 347S marked J.M.S. W.   ��%* Sl
80 chains, thenee east 80 chains, it'"* o(,
chains, thence weat 80 ehalns to pern
mencement. ���,,<>, Mil
Datod Jan. 4.1911. m rtWA
Puh. *en.2l| P. (.*-"���"
Queen Chariotu Hand. Und DW*   I-""!
sk"n!. i     i ���l Ysn��
Take notice that I, John *__*_** __._ (-.
B. C, occupation broker, inten'l 1   �� >um.,
miaslon to proopect for coal ami I"""1
following deacribed lands: ,   wti
88.���Commencing at o pos' P�����,,,���__I*
miles north of the northwest corner  i
No. 3471, marked J.M.N, r.. CfJ""^ �����l
80 chains, thence west 80 chsins thene* rf (
chains, th,nce eut 80 chains m I1"'"
moncement. t, ills' '' ''
Dated Jan, 4,1911. - ''. ���.���||Kat,��
Pub. Jan. 21. r* THE   PRINCE   KUPERT   0PT1M1S1
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WHERE HAS THE
DEFICIT GONE?
ALD.
PATTULLO   SHOWS   CITY
HAS BIG SURPLUS
Describes Deficit Canard ao nn Oversow of Nonsense from a Source
That Wa, not Likely to Run Dry.
Under the headi-.g of unfinished
business at the city council meeting
last night Alderman Pattullo referred
to the financial statement of last year.
It had been reported fli mboyantly that
the city had a deficit io face whereas
he contended there was a surplus of
$25,000 even wiihout the Grand Trunk's
assessed taxes of $100,000 which brought
it up to 125,000. Thc auditor's report
showed that to bt true. On the sceond
of March whei) they would open tenders
for tht- issue of new debentUM it was as
well that that should be borne in mind.
He quoted figures showing -that even
if they deducted thc rebate to the
G. T. P. and the $2:1,000 for the city
hall, and the $25,000 for thu telephone
system they would still have a surplus.
The iirgumi.ni thai there was a deficit,
he said "was simply an overflow f
nonsense from a s lUTCO thu,. was not
likely to run dry."
DISCUSSION IS POSTPONED
CITY ACCOUNTANT
Conservative,   Were   Not   Ready   to
Discus,   Reciprocity
(Special to the Optimist)
Ottawa, Fob. 8.���As the members of
the Opposition v ere not ready to discuss
the proposed reciprocity treaty bttwtun
Canada and the United States, the discussion in the House of Commons which
was down for today, has been postponed
till Thursday.
At a caucus of the Government
supporters held last night to discuss
the reciprocity agreement, there was
given a unanimous expression in favor
of giving it effect.
OTTAWA PLAGUE STRICKEN
Forty New Caae, Were Reported in
Capital Yesterday
Ottawa, Feb. 8.��� (Sp.'cial)��� There is
still no sign of an abatement in the
���pidtmic of lyphoid from which Ottawa
is suffering. Forty new case!'. Wo
reported yesterday, making a total of
459.  Thc hospitals are full.
List . of   Applicant,   Submitted
Council
to
The following hav submitted i'.p-
p ications for the post of cily accountant
which wa:; advertised recently: Angus
McLeod, E. Flaxman, E. Little, J. D.
Meikle, und F. P. Bratt.
FORESTRY    CONVENTION    HELD
John Hendry of Vancouver Elected
Vice-president   of   Association
iSpecial to the Optimist)
Toronto, Feb. 8.���At the Canadian
Forestry* Convention now in sission here,
George Chown, registrar of Queens
University, Kingston, was yesterday
elected president. John Hendry of
Vancouver was elected vice-prcsidt-n..
Winnipeg was chosen as .h. next place
of convention.
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have ever looked nt   :
Besides being very
handsome, they are
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starch ami filling    :   :
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window. Glad to have
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TAYLOR ACCOUNT
IS DEFERRED
KNOCKED $1000 OFF IT TO HAVE
SETTLEMENT
Wa* Remitted to Finance Committee
Pattullo Claim, That It Is Still
Too High-Clayton Satisfied With
the Reduction.
The old standing account of Mr.
Taylor, K. C, thc lawyer who did work
for the city in connection with the
Prince Rupert charter was brought up
at the council meeting last night when
communication was read stating that
the sum of $1000 would be accepted
as full payment for the services rendered
if the money was forwarded at an early
date. The original account was for
$2000.
Alderman Pattullo said ihat the price
was still excessive. If he got $500 hc
would be getting enough.
Alderman Clayton took exception
t.o this view. He said that the account
had already been reduced by 50 |ier
cent and he thought they should be
thankful for small mereits. The matter
was referred to thc finance committee.
$100  FOR  CHIEF
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Chief   Will   Have   Fund   for
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A $100 as an emergency fund. That
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Chief of Police at the city council meeting last night on the recommendation
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