# >Ssasiic.y The Prince Rupert Optimist DAILY EDITION VOL. I, NO. 191 Prince Rupert, B.C.. Monday, December 19, 1910. Price, five Cents CENSUS SHOWS A HUNDRED MILLION OFFICIAL RSTIMATE OF U. S. CENSUS BUREAU Increase of Twenty-one Per Cent Since 1900 Mainly by Immigration Rural Districts Show a Decline in Population. Washington, Dec. 17.���In the United battel and all ita possessions the Stars ,n<! Stripes protect 101,100,000 souls. This is the official estimate of the United States census bureau, announced Mterdty, in connection with the open htUttca for the country aa enumerated ii the thirteenth decennial census. It ncludis ihe Philippines, Samoa, Guam, Inv-aii, Alaska and the Panama canal one. Within its borders on the North Am- riciiti continent, exclusive of Alaska, hi- United States has a population of l,!s'.!7.266 inhabitants. In the last 10 ears the population of the Union had an icrcase in population of 16,977,691 I'hirli amounts to 21 per cent over the 800 figures. In a statement explaining the in- reuse of population of the continental Jniied Slates to 91,972,266, Director Biirami attributes the growth largely to pater net additions through immigra- |on. [ The decline in rural population has en substantially general throughout great northern middle section of Bit- country. In the states of Ohio, Inili.uia. Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Kentucky |ml Tennessee, which lie in a solid wily, 440 out of 960 counties decreased n population from 1900 to 1910. HE IS SADLY RATTLED sVilliam Merrill Thinks Prince Rupert Is a Ship MAN KILLED ON SIXTEENTH Fatal Accident at Camp Seventeen on C. T. P. Line News of a fatal accident which took place on the 16th inst., at Camp Seventeen on the G. T. P. line has just bee received by wire. A man named Djuran Latkovitch was killed. Details of the manner of his death have not yet come to hand. A well built and once vigorous young nan named William Merrill is in charge >l the police today in pretty poor fcipe. He has been drinking steadily, t seems, for a week or two back, and bas lost control of his mind now. Last night he wandered into a house ���nil liter taking off his shoes tried doors, mil giivo trouble when the police were lummoned. Today he thinks himself :������' board ship. He asked this morning >' tin- issilii-e station was the captain's :��bin. but was quickly and quietly Urn back to his cell remanded for a P��)' nr two till he recovers his reason a little. BALLASTING IS OFF FOR WINTER WORK ON G. T. P. WILL BE RESUMED IN SPRING In Meantime the Men Are Erecting Snowaheds and Building Bridgea to Facilitate Work on Resumption��� No Service in Sight. General Superintendent Mehan of the Grand Trunk Pacific who visited the end of steel the other day along with Chief Engineer Kelliher reports no more ballasting can be done this winter. The ballasting operations were being carried through with all possible speed so that Mr. Mehan might be in a position to recommend the inauguration of a weekly service to points on the line but this possibility was put well out of sight by the sustained severity of the weather. Ballasting had to be abandoned altogether, and the men had to turn their attention to other work incidental to the line, such as the building of sheds and bridges and the laying of concrete foundations. In the spring the ballasting will be resumed and once the line is in fair shape Mr.Mehan will probably recommend that a weekly service be put on. As the line progresses the length of the service will be extended and it is hoped that in that way greater facilities will be given to the settlers living in the unfrequented parts and also to the j prospectors who want to learn the lay [ WINDSOR HOTEL IN FIRE PERIL EARLY MORNING BLAZE BREAKS OUT ON SUNDAY Fire Occurred in Height of Gale. Grave Risk to City Averted by Work of Fire Department. Plenty of Water. Fire early yesterday morning threatened the fine new Windsor Hotel just opened on First avenue and Eighth street by Maurice Bondeau. From three a.m. to five Fire Chief Mclnnis and his men were out in full force combatting the outbreak. Originating in the basement where the chimney passes through the wall on Eighth street, the fin- smouldered its way upwards to the roof filling the whole building with smoke. Just at that time the gale which has been raging over the city was at its height, and appreciating the grave risk to the city if the big building blazed up in such a storm, Fire Chief Mclnnis did not spare hard work und VOTERS* LIST CLOSED Court of Revision Sat for Last Time Today Today at 10 a.m. the Court ot Revision sat for the last time before finally closing the list. A number of persons came forward to have their names placed on the list, and their qualifications were investigated by the court. The list was closed at 12; DO p.m. STORM FIEND HAD GOOD TIME FORTY MILES AN HOUR GALE HIT THE CITY Roofa and Windows Had Rough Teat but No Real Da-nag* Recorded Shacks Have a Trying Time Retaining Their Equilibrium. The climatic versatility of I'rince Rupert has been further tlemonstruteil during the past two days. In thai |ieriod the city assumed the role of a storm- water. At the busement, street level, 1 tossed, wind-crushed, weather-beaten and roof holes were cut through which place as to the manner born. At certain floods of water were poured upon the smouldering woodwork. Two hours of incessant work and vigilance were needed before thc Fire Chief felt that all danger of a further outbreak was over. Today workmen were engaged early repairing thc damage. The actual periods the gale developed nice litll blasts of forty-mile velocity order thut almost titillated the slender homes of some of the citizens from off their bearings. Roofs complained gratingly of the unwarranted onslaught and windows rattled in their spucious sockets with fire and axe damage is not serious the boisterous merrymaking of the though the water damage is greater. DEDICATED A NEW CHURCH BISHOP DU VERNET OPENS ST. PETERS, SEAL COVE elements. One thing which'.!����� gale proved was that the dry winds ure more to be dreaded than the wet winds. Saturday was bad enough with its steady down pouring of rain, which broke the force of the wind. Yesterday, however, there was no mitigating influence, and those who ventured outside found themselves in iii WATER FAMINE JUST AVERTED TORONTO HAD TROUBLES OWING TO ICE PACK City in a Desperate Condition When the Engineer Succeeded in Dislodging the Ice From the Intake and Resuming the Flow. Toronto, Dec. 16. Toronto citizens were plunged into consternation this morning by the announcement that the water intake had been choked. The supply of water suddenly dwindled to the vanishing point, and the city made dependent upon the reservoir which only contains a day's supply. The five-foot pipe under the bay through which the water was supplied to the city previous to the building of the tunnel, also went dry. This is now used to supply the high-pressure fire service, and could only be operated in case of emergent y by using bay water which is noi lit for domestic use. Efforts to draw lake water through the five-foot pipe, emptied the pipe so thoroughly that it started from ita head anil began to rise to the surface. Finally, about noon, when the situation had become almost desperate, the engineering force succeeded in dislodging the ice from the intake, and the water famine was arrested. WILL FIGHT IN FRANCE Jack Johnson Will Meet Winner of Langford-Jeanette Mill , , . _, . , r. .��� j l c counteracting element. Little Church la Destined by Spon- ���.. . . . ... ,. This morning, day dawned with the sors to Fill a Want Among the; mogt dulcct rllim The ���ky WM uzlm, Fishermen Locating at Seal Cove and the air was balm. The trunsition Circle. was complete. If one had not lived through it, it would have been almost St. Peter's Anglican church was impossible to believe thut the preceding of the land under the most comfortable conditions. This proposed service is the j opened und dedicated yesterday after- d��y could h*-v" *itnesscd a storm, first from the end of the line that the noon by Bishop Du Vernet assisted by j One unfortunate mishap which owed G. T. P. will have afforded, and needless , the Rev. T. C. Des Barres. The little I ',8 existence to the violence of the gab- to say, it is being looked forward to with structure which was built by F. J. I *����� ��n interruption of the telegraph a large degree of interest, not only by ' Fuller, was completed on Saturday just >'able l�� thp �����ih wh,rh ���>��� cour!M' *'u* the public but by thc railway officials j in time for the dedication service on!0"* the neW8 of ,he othor Par,*< ��* ,h*' themselves Sunday. There was a large attendance' <'0*"-lr>' for a period. The interruption at the opening service and circum-1'���*��� not regarded as serious, however, and Chicago, Dec. 17.-Jack Johnson champion heavyweight pugilist, ngreed last night to meet the winner of the Langford-Jeanette fight scheduled to occur in Paris next February, in a teeth of the gale without any j 25-round bout lo take place in France next April for a purse of $25,000, provided the money is posted in America and nn American refree. "The reason I insist on an American M refe-ev," said the champion," is be-j caUBe I do not want any lemons handed me. If they don't come across wilh my two coi.dilions there will be nothing doing." GOT HAPPY TOGETHER |CominK Down from Stewart on the Steamer Tun .barges of drunkenness were I'lispose.i of by the Magistrate thiB I morning. The men were Dave Moran |��n,l William Madden. Dave said he got I��j< liquor on the boat coming down rum Stewart. Madden was with Dave. I Both were fined $6 and costs, and allowed I ����� I've p.m. today to fined th money. CHIEF WYNN HOLIDAYS C. P. Hickman Takes Charge in HU Absence Provincial Police Chief Wynn left |?n Sunday by the steamer Camosun 1��� UU south, where he is to spend a r* ���'eeks holiday. During his absence j ls Plan- in charge of the provincial PMC, affairs for the district will be taken by C. p. Hickman. Engineer Kelliher has gone on to Hazelton in connection with his work of inspection. The year being near a close he is going over the field of operations bo as to be in a position to get I Inline on the general progress und also so as to shpae his next yeur's plans. BIG LIST OF TENDERERS First and Seventh avenue Tenders to Be Opened Tonight Tenders closed today for the subdivided sections A. B. F. and H. of First avenue also for Seventh avenue plankway. A very large list of tenders came in for this work, and City Clerk Woods expects a busy time opening them tonight. KAIEN ISLAND CLUB DANCE Important Notice for Members of Kaien Island Club An informal dance, for members only, will be given at the Club Rooms, Thursday eve, December 22nd. Dancing at R: 30.���Dance Committee 2t stances augur well for the future fulfilment of the church. Thc Bishop took his text from the Second Epistle of St. Peter, himself a' fisherman. As Seal Cove Circle is j destined to be the headquarters o( j the fishermen the Bishop is confident that the church will have a large and I reudy field. A UNIFORM MINING LAW CITY COUNCIL TO FACE THE PUBLIC PUBLIC MEETING IS CALLED FOR TUESDAY NIGHT Mayor Stork and Council Will Give an Account of Their Stewardship and Reply to Their Slanderers. In order io give an Hi-count of their stewardship (or the yeur, and lo publicly Matter la Under Consideration by Authorities at Ottawa Ottawa,Doe, 17. Al a meeting nof the committee on mines and minerals this Even now the congregation | morninu it was agreed thut u sub- is excellent. The choir is headed by 'committee should be named to Wait I confute slanderous eritiiisms which have Mrs. E. D. Johnstone and the organ is on Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Messrs. i DW,n (|jn.rt,.(| at them by interested operated by Mr. E. D.Johnstone. Oliver and Templeman to discuss with I ,mr,j,.s, Mayor Stork and the member! The first service was held in a tent' them the necessity of framing a uniform , 0[ tnt, City Council huve culled a public to In1 held in the Emi ress some three or four years ago. At the j of opinion has urisen as to which department should ndminister u uniform law if enacted, and this point will also be discussed with the ministers. same time two lots were purchased in order to be able to build a proper church when the time came Blong. The local Boy Scout detachment attended divine service yeaterday morning at St. Andrew's Anglican church when thc Bishop Du Vernet preached thorn a sermon on truthfulness. The boys numbered about thirty and were in the charge of Captain Brown. Hospital Board Meeting There will be a meeting of the Hospital Board in the Provincial Court Room on Wednesday at 4 p.m. Theatre at 8 p.m. on Tuesday. All Ol the Council huve promised to be present und s)ieuk und un overflowing meeting is assured. New Telephone Directory A new telephone directory has just been issued by the city, for the use oj subscribers. It is complete up to the ANOTHER WESTERN TERMINAL Vancouver, Dec. 16. -It was reported in this city today that the Chicago, end of this year, and is u neatly bound j Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway company and conveniently arranged book. The had purchased a site for a terminal at work has been done by the job depart- Port Hammond on the Fraser River, ment of the Optimist. Its quality goes | Port Hammond is admirably situated to explain why most of the job printing I for such a site and has long been looked of Prince Rupert is being brought to thc upon us a possible terminal for some Optimist. I great enterprising railway. THE PRINCE RUPERT OPTIMIST I The Royal Comer of TWr4 Avenue and Sixth Street K-vv-st-.'*i'*>(W->*"sr-.'-f-s"vv'.'*���*'.'.''>.''i* HOTEL CAFE A ���saa,i|.*^aass*>ra,a|s.aa,t|.^ai THE BEST SITUATION THE FINEST ROOMS THE BEST EQUIPMENT STEAM HEAT HOT AND COLD WATER BATHS CORLEY 6c BURGESS 5 Our Lunch Counter and Restaurant are superior in appointments, service and cuisine to any in the City. It is popular with diners of taste, and the rendezvous of parties QUICK LUNCH MODERN PRICES If you try the Royal you will go again. I - THE COSY CORNER - j DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN 1 { sfcs ifcii �� is'^is .�� W ., ,i . sss, nsfci.^M .. ssps^ SJsSl >,.�� t,^ ,�� �� s, ..,, a ss ^ s��^ is ., ,, a s,Shi, s^SM This is a little section of the paper, which from day to day wrll be devoted to subjects of special interest to women. Any and all of the ladies of Prince Rupert are invited to contribute to its columns, and to take part in its discussions. Suggestions and criticisms are invited by the editor. The hope is expressed that "The Cosy Cornel" will fill a social need. . Social Notes Miss Martin and Miss Mercer of the public school teaching staff have left ! for the south to spend the holidays. LYNCH BROS. DEPARTMENT STORES PHONE No. 2 THE BIG SUPPLY HOUSE OF PRINCE RUPERT ...A Place to Buy At and Save Money... bugar-B. C. Granulated, 20 1b. sack $1.25 crbam-B. C, Large SO oz. tin 10 B. Ci Large 20 oz. tins, case 4.50 St. tCharles or Jersey, 9 tins 1.00 St. Charles or Jersey, caae 5.00 St. Charles or Jersey, hotel size 4.76 Wethey's Mince Meat, per package 10 Davies Pork and Beans, 2 lb. tin H> Mixed Peel cut in drums 30 Spanish Olives, 40 oz. jar 76 Spanish Olives. 80 oz. jar 1.35 finest table apples���Sprtzenburgs, Wine Saps, and Arkinsaw Blacks 2.59 Other Varieties, 1.75 and ... 2.00 Chillawhack Potatoes, per sack .*.... 1.76 JUST RECEIVED) Car of Aahcroft Potatoes, lb 24C Mr. W. D. Whitehead, representative ! of the North Coast Steamship company, ' spent a few days in the city last week going south to Vancouver by the Camosun on Sunday. Prince Rupert Hardware & Supply Co. Ltd. Mr. A. McDougall, contractor of Kiteslas, is spending a few days in town. Mrs. Frank Enrig of Port Essington, has been a guest at the Hotel Premier for some days. Mr. G. A. McNicholl and Mr. A. E. McMaster of the local staff of the G. T. P., went south by the Prince George to spend the holidays. Mrs. S. P. McMordie is now settled in her new home on Fraser street and after the New Year will receive on the first Mondays. The local company of Boy Scouts paraded for service in the Anglican church on Sunday morning and made a most creditable showing under Captain Brown. His Lordship Bishop Du Vernet preached an appropriate sermon, and complimented the boys on their smart appearance. The new Anglican church at Seal Cove was opened for service yesterday for the first time. The Ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold a sale of homemade candy and cake on Wendesday afternoon in the church. A complete line of Sporting Goods, Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Prospectors' Outfits, and General Hardware, Kitchen and Hotel Ware SHERWIN CO. WILLIAMS PAINTS OILS AND VARNISHES Prince Rupert Hardware & Supply Co.Lti THOS. DUNN, Manager 1 ���*�������.�� I -a.ll-ssaa.es ���*^l��'*ssa 4 s-asa, s. I �����aai 11 -la |i Confectionery [ Confectionery FOR CHRISTMAS Lowney's and Ganong's Fancy Boxes of Chocolates for Christmas Gifts. -�� H. B. CAMPBELL, THIRD AVENUE x~~- J| n n .ii s s ��� si sal . ss ��� ,s-..s~�� ,i~s si The Equality of Woman That "woman is the mental and physical equal of man���morally, she has always been his superior," and I "Woman has been the greatest con- ! servative force in the world's history," j and, "Progress is due to man, but I woman has ever directed it in right > channels," these, and other like senti- ; ments pleasing to the ears of women, t were advanced by Dr. Guy Carleton | Lee's in a recent lecture on "The Soul of | Woman." He declared that the woman of the i twentieth century has for the first j time in the history of womankind compelled man to give her absolute equality ,of opportunity with himself; it remains to be seen how she will use it. Man has never wilfully attempted to retard ' woman, never maliciously put clods in her way. Nevertheless, he has hindered . her through a lack of understanding of i her, through a failure to realize the needs of her nature, but woman has never 'retrograded; always, though never so | slowly, she has advanced till at last in our present day, she stands on a | plane of absolute equality with man��� except in those instances where she is his superior. While the woman wage-earner and the woman in public life generally, do not injure the home���rather on the contrary���the value of the woman in the home cannot be understimated. "The foundation of a nation are the homes of that nation." duty for him in the present campaign, and she is having a reception almost rivalling that of a cabinet minister. The British working man does like pluck, and Mrs. Baker possesses in addition the power of getting straight to the hearts of her audience. At one meeting she told a touching story of the only time she had Reen her husband in tears. For weeks he had been preparing facts to lay before Parliament, but he was then struck down with illness, and the doctor ordered him not to leave his bed. But he determined, she said, to go. So weak was he that he had to be assisted out of bed; he had to be helped to dress; but then he collapsed and had to abandon the attempt. And then, said Mrs. Baker, he broke down and sobbed that he had failed to do his duty. But the audience realised he had not failed; that his effort to go to Parliament in such circumstances was a triumph of endeavor. They were more proud than ever of their member, and were thrilled by such a touching little disclosure of his devotion to duty. Mr. Baker was re-elected a day or two ago. Maxims of Power The eleven maxims of power by Principal Jowett, who was one of the wisest philosophers of his day, are worth being pasted in every person's day-book of life. They have been called the "Balliol scheme of Life" and are as follows: 1���Never quarrel. 2���Never explain. 3���Never hate. 4���Never fret. 5���Never disappoint. 6���Never fail. 7���Never fear. 8���Never Drudge. 9���Never spare. 10���Never tell. 11���Never detract. Some Christmaa Recipes Royal Christmas Plum Pudding���2 cups of raisins, 2 cups of currants, 2 cups of suet, 1-2 cup almonds blanched, 2 cups flour, 2 cups of bread crumbs, 1-2 cup each of cirton and orange peel, 7 eggs, 1 cup of sugar, 1-2 cup of cream, a little wine and brandy, large pinch salt, a teaspoonful of nutmeg and two teaspoons of baking powder. Put in large bowl raisins (Beeded), currants, washed and picked. An Heroic Wife A recent number of the London Daily Chronicle has the following: The unfortunate illness of Mr. Allen Baker, M. P., for East Finsbury la Canadian) has led to his wife doing Christmas Royal Pudding���Suet chopped very fine, almonds cut fine, citron, orange and lemon peel, chopped fine, lemon, sugar, wine, brandy and cream, lastly add flour, sifted with baking powder. Put in large well buttered mold; set in a saucepan with boiling water to reach half up sides of mold. Steam this continually 6 hours or more. Turn out. Serve with royal sauce. Sauce for Pudding���1 tablespoonful of butter, 1 teaspoonful of flour, 1-8 teaspoonful of salt, 2-3 cup sugar. Stir well and let it boil. Beat 1 egg light in a bowl and when sauce has boiled 1 minute, pour into egg. Stir and flavor with nutmeg. A Cheap Plum Pudding for Two���1-2 cup suet, 1-2 cup molasses, 1-2 cup sugar, 1-2 cup buttermilk, 1-2 cup raisins, 1-2 cup currants, soda and spices of any kind, flour to thicken. Put in a bag and boil two hours. Serve with the following sauce. Sauce���1 teaspoonful of butter, 1 teaspoonful New Rain Coats from $12.00 up. New Sweaters for Ladies, Girls and Boys CHRISTMAS GOODS Fancy cushions .fancy belu���ft,^ est designs Hand embroidered Z r58i0$9.Krt'dUCtinnsinminin^:-H" Mrs. S. Frizzell ti VMt**xr++i*pppp-n-ppppptr,�� TheBoscowltzS.S.Cn. will despatch two SteaBUrl weekly between Victoris. Vancouver and all Northern B. C. psrts, calling at Prince Rupert and Stewart. S.S. Vadso 3.S. Venture classed 100 Al nt Uvod.. Leaving Prince kiiis-rt jsnjth bound on Fridays. For further particulars apply to PECX. MOORE i CO.. PRINCE Ut***? Hr.d Officr st Vicl.su. B.C 4444444a*U�� P. O. BOX 230 PR0NII F. W. HART House Furnishings Complete -AT- TheBi* FURNITURE stof. WHOLESALE PRODUCE FRUIT . . FEED . . . H. H. MORTON THIRD AVE. Phone No. 1 Th Pacific Transfer Co. PROMPT ATTENTION C1VF.S TO ALL ORDERS COAL PHONE IN VOIR ORPER9 F"R coA Office with Nickerson si Roenf Third Avenue L. F. MARTIN S. E. PARKtR When tired of paying WU good ��-0-**' for rank toffees try NABOB BRAND a genuine Mocha and Java ulenil. ������������ unrivalled. 40c per lb. Al all &��" flour, a little sugar antl hot w��er. Mince Meat-2 pounds curr.ntt. j pounds peeled ��nd cored m^' pound! lean boiled beef. �� P�����Ai JJ suet, 3r* pound citron, 2 ��������� P0*"1 coffee sugar, 2 pounds raisin*. 1 P*���� seedless raisins, 2 tablespoonful* * n.mon,l nutmeg, l.anl^onlul ea* mace cloves and allspice- 1 W*** wine and brandy, ^'ash curr, ' stone the raisins. ��������&��? sinews from the beet -J*^ gredient up separately. M�� m as done in large pan. ',n d spices, brandy. W* J-jf pack In jars. Keep in cold place- THE F KIN C E RUPERT OPTIMIST LAND PURCHASE NOTICE , .a District��� District ol Batiks Island -**HS. ^Irethat F Johnnie, ot Gracoville, Minn. '*���".,n��� iltaurant keeper, Inlands to appy to, ZSSfc." * Pu"hW^ ��*-*��""*-- d-*-**b-"* Isnsls: '���(���T,mm.ncin, st a po* plnnt* atartj-j. -ta ' *wo r tnlrt. WBJea ^ E���d"Ha.rB>"^ WandL J_h.nee ^jlwo'mlla. south S��.J����.��W*_J��J! which point , west Irom SI) chsins, thi��� BO chsin., thenoe north COAL NOTICE Queen Charlotto Islsndss I .nml District���District ol Skoena Take notice that 1, Thus. It. Dsvey ol Queen Chsrlotte, oceupstlon notsry public, intend to apply lor permission Us prospect tor cosl snd petroleum on the following described lsnds: Commencins at a post planted two miles north and Ave miles esst ol Section 13, Township 7, LAND PURCHASE NOTICE S.U, nolnt is about Un miles south and two Graham Isslsnsl. snd msrked No. 'B, T. R. D��� s! --i,C End HBI, Bsnks Island, thence "��� ..-..'. **jtfu��i south 80 chains, thence west .Is^S^ssrthM chain, to point ol F. JOHNNIES B. L. Tingley, Agent KB., commencement. Pisiesl Sept. 8. IS'" Pub. Oct. 11. ��� -Wff 'lies Ph.triBr7.nlBriuatdy0'.? B^ilt J�� "�� P��t'"n & '""I*--,-" *%&& S&OIi to purchaa. the foUowing tl-cribod >'kn(*1' i.. mt ��� twMt nlanted nix milm north tnllw wu Th nd two mU�� -svest oT End HUI. Bsnks ���~T". ihence west 80 chs ns. thenca south 80 K toSS 3? 80 chain., th��� north 80 ^rC^i"^"��� bryan roddy Puh. Sept. lf��. W. <co.rner, thence eaat 80 ehaina, thence north 80 chains, thence weat 80 ehaina, thence aoulh 80 chaini to point of commencement, containing 640 acrea more I r leas. , _. Dated Oct. 28, 1910. THOS. H. DAVKY \ Pub. Oct. 1 Pub. Nov. 17. Wilaon (.owing, Agent Skeena Und DUtrict���Diatriet ot Coaat Range 5 Take notice that Charier. It. Gilbert of Vancouver, ll. ('., occupation broker, intenda to apply (or permiasion to purchaae the following deaenbed Commencing at a poat planted at the S. W. cornar of Lot 3980, thence eaat 40 chains, thence aouth 40 chains, thenee weat 60 chains more or lew to ahore of Lakelse Lake, thence following the ahore of aaid lake in a northed**/ direction to point of commencement, containing 200 acrea more or leas. I Dated Sept. 19, 1910. .CHARLES. R. GILBERT 1 "-������ ""* ' Mancell Clark, Agent LAND PURCHASE NOTICE I, Skeena Und Distriet ---Diatrict nf Queen Chariott Queen Charlotte lalanda Land District���District of 1 Inlands Skeena I Take notice that Catherine Howmnn of Van- Take notice that I, Thoa. R. Davey of Queen ' couver, H. C, occupation apinatrr, intends to apply Charlotte, occupalion notary public, Intend to I for permiasion to purchaae the following deacribed apply for permiaaion to prospect for coal and ' lands: petroleum on the following described land. Commencing at a post planted on the ahore near Commencing at a post planted two milea north | tho mouth of Juakutala bay, at about tho north- and five miles rant of .Section 13, Townahip 7, ; went comer of Timl..-r License No. 30895, thence Graham Island, markod No. 6, T. R. D.. S. E. j eaat 80 chains, thence north 20 chains more or 1. Skeena Und Diatrict���Diatrict of Coast Take notice that Donald Clacher, of I.rvcken- ridge landing Prince Rupert, R. C, occupation farmer, inlands to apply for permiaaion to purch-mae the foUowing deecribed lands: Commencing at a post planted about five milea | in a south easterly direction from Urecken- ridge Uniting, and at the southwest comer of Lot 30t.fi. thence south 80 chalna, thenoe eaat 80 chains, thence north 60 chains mora or leaa to tbe aouth east corner of Ut 3062, thence west 40 chalna more or leas, along the lot line 3062 thence north 20 chains, more ur leaa, along lot line 3062 to the aouth eaat corner of Lot 306"i, thence weat w_^t__ ���__,, Mt 40 chainB more or leaa, along lot line 3066 to the I DatwlNov.T HMO. place of commencement, containing 560 acrea pun *^QVt yf* COAL NOTICE corner, thence west 80 chsins, thencs. north 80 ehslns, thence east 80 chains, thenco south 80 chains to point ol commencement, containing 840 B. L. Tingley, Agent I acres monrtsr Ii Dstod I let. ''8, 1910. Puh. Nov. 17. THOS. 11. DAVEY Wilson (lowing, Agent <������.���.... Und District-District ol Banks Islsnd , KSKSKmSSS I Q��� ChasotU, Hand. Lsnd DUlr ct-DUtnc, o, Skeena Take notire that I. Tho? R Davey of Queen to the ahore, thence westerly following the shore back to the place of commencement, containing 160 acrea more or loss. Dated Oct. 7, 1910 CATHERINE BOWMAN Pub. Nov. .V A. E. Jeaaup, Agent mora or lei Dated Oct. 20, 1910. Pub. Nov. 17. Queen Charlotte Islanda Und Dintrict��� Diatrict of Skeena Take notice that I, Thoa. R. Davey of Quoen Charlotte, occupation notary public, intend to apply for permiaaion to prospect for coal and petroleum on the foUowing described land: Commencing at a poat planted eight mllea mirth and five miles eaat of Section 13, Townahip 7, (Iraham Inland and marked No. 36, T. R. D., N. E. corner, thence west 80 ehaina, thence south 80 chains, thenct* eaat 80 chains, thenee north 80 chains to point of commencement, containing 640 acroa more or leaa. THOS. R. DAVEY V*. ilaon Gowing, Agon* DONALD CLACHER| Queen Charlotte lalanda Und Diatrict -Diatrict of Skeena Take notice that I, Thoa. R. Davey of Queen Charlotte, occupation notary public, intend to apply for permiasion to prospect for eoal and Skoena Und District���Diatrict of flanka Island Take notice that John Geheke of Harry, Minn., occupation farmer, intenda to apply for permiasion to purchaae the following described landa: -��� -, ..���- .-,-,- -, *-.-���*..-,. . . . Commencing at . psirt plsntesl nbout .U mUes P*SSK2 "!��� ����' lollowinn ,l.��T,l.ss lsnd: Iwo miles north Irom the mouth ol an OoanrMtJring at a p���t plsnted idghl miles north snd live miles east ol Sssrtsssn 18, township 7, east and two i Inlet, which point is sbout ten mUes south snd two "".-'���Y' Z*T*Jl"*i***ZTZZHZ't io"',''1' n*''u "V** '%k*mY miles west from End Hill. Bank. Islsnd, thence irshsm Island sndmsjke.1 No. .17 T. K. I >.. N. W. west 80 chsin., thenee north 80 chsin. Ihence �������s *���*��� <*-*t *> *&*> h'"��' ��"'''? �� esst 80 chsin.. thenc south 80 chsins. to point ol ^sins, ihenre west ��' chsin. hone, north 80 commencement chsin. to point 01 esinsmsmes'nss'nt, contsining niu JOSEPH TAYLOR B. L. Tingley, Agent thrncs> north 80 chains, thence west HO chains, chains mors, ssr Is. 110 commencement- Dsted Sept. 8, 1910, Pub. Oct. 11. B I Skeens Und District���District ol Banks Islsnd Take notice that Msbol Cos-belt o^SeattK ^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ S^foTpSSseU. to purchlusTihe lollowing j (Jueen Chariotta MlatjgUnJ Di.tr.tt-Dtatr.rl ol ^^ ^ r^^r*l|fc�� of Cosrt Range �� Skoena Und District -District ol Cosst Rsnge 5 I R,,s"KJ>5f,'!'i7' 191��* Tske notice thst Hsrry Lever ol Prince Rupert, ' u ""* " B.C., oecupstion plssterer, intensis to apply tor ! permission to purchssse the following described | ���. . ^, , ..,,,, ^ ' I,. Skeens land District���District ol llsnka Islsnd ommencing st s posl plsnled 10 chsins west I Take notice that Sarah Berry of Seeltle. Wssh., irttwast corner ol John Put/long's surveyod | mmOmjau ssTJMW^InMMi to yBy.tflr permiMissn three miles JOHN GEHEKE "*,���?��� ""Jf* ��r j**Ti 1 -s-i.,..).... ......., Dsted Nov. 1, min .1,. Tingley, Agent ... ��� .,' Puh. Nov. 17 THOS. R. DAVEY Wlbson (isswing, Agent guis-n Chariott,. Islands Lansl District���District ol Sksssna Tske notice Ihst I, Thos. It. Dsvey ol Queen pre-emption 1 lllack'. recent survey AuKust 2'', lt��10) to purchsse the following described Unds on the easl aisle ol Ukelse Uke, thence west 30 ' ^"J"^"!!"* ���'��� .P"1, 'SI'TISs? whieh'^rT'l. Charlotte, oceupstlon notary puhlic, intend to *���.���*���*T'l����.���. 3SifS tmeuc.ra��uth��.n,d ^mm^mifnmm "���"'v. <o' Mr^S ? *V*S fV..9** �����" SS [��Sj0^K 5^1 commencement; ****** ^^Zm.^'^T^ STlffl BtL^��rauSS mZ STdSS **&& �� ���*i"*i *Ta" LM Z ^n0nc,".R28�� S5ff ^ " ^JOS. R DAVE> " / ' ���'FwU^ IneSce 0^80*%^^ Si mtZ^St iXmm^^tt ESS fffit Pub. Nov. 17. Wilson Gowing. Agent | P��b. Nov. 5. OhM. M. Wilson. Agent thenc notth^ch.ln^to point o^commencem.M. ,;������,��������� ��������� msrked No. M T. It. I... ffi E^ Dsted September '. Pub. Oct. 11. B. L. Tingley, Agent liaSriliesltands: ^ ^ planted about three | Tike notice Ihst I." Thos. R. I'sveyol Qu en Tyke nolice_ih.t I��nsrd V.ughsn rf lUmmind, Skl.cnH Um| ,)lllri^ _ ^^^ uf ^ corner, thetict* weet 80 chains, thenee south 80 chains, thenn- eaat 80 ehaina, ihenre north 80 chains to point of commencement, containing (.40 acres more or leaa. Dated Nov. 1, 1910. THOS. R. DAVKY Wilaon Cowing, Agent I Mbit of eommencament. i marked No. ,. _.,r^ Daw-d Sept. 7. 1910. MABEL CORBETT , 80 ehaina, thener north 80 ehaina, thence eaat 8H I ������� vnrn?r *���i.*,w c"��""*' M" Pub. Oct 11. B. U Tingley, Agmt ehaina. thence aouth 80 chalna to point of com-1 ih_!n.<!!_*Vi1,i0 If��� BSEL2 menc��ment, containing 640 acre** more or teas. """ Skeena Und Diatrict-Diatrict of Coaat j Da-��l Oct- 2��. -9-0- THOS. R. DAVEY . or _ a - ��.__....__ .. tw-s- I Puh. Nov. 17. Wilaon Cowing. Agenl , -�� iy ^^ LE0NARD VAUGHAN ""^""ncement, mUinlnR^^llf leaa^ -��� ��� ��* "i f*mm.mt. ��___�� ] MII.ii.mi^ MlJi*v>AlsLr,M 3982, thence west 20 ehaina, thence aouth 80 chains, ! thance eaat 20 chalna more or leaa to the ahore of : Uk--l-i* Uke, ihence following the ahore of aaid i lake to point of commeneement. containing 160 ! Pub. Oct. 1 Skeena Und uihtici-wmmiii wi v-���i Take notice that Joaeph E. MarchUdon of Pnnce Pub. Nov. 17. Rupert, B, C, occupation fanner, intanda to apply ! ^^^^^^^^ for itermiaslon to purchM* the following d��-| Queen Cr^lotte Island Und Dlirtrict MMairict of i?lJnf^Tta ����?ihmil3 I Tak* noli<* th*1 ** Th0i- IC iHv*Y of Quwn i Sktltn�� I**"1* l>irtrict-Diatrict of Coaat Range 6 .����� rrom *�� mouth and . , ,,,.���,���. ,j.nH. nertination noiarv nubtic. intend I Take notice that Charles M. Wllaon of Prnce , er 4 Ntwtun, thenc*1 south (ill chains, thenre w��*at ���ilmiit io chnina to Walker's pre-emption (surveyed lot number ,'.9951 ran��e 5. thence south 0 , .-. >������ - i , - .- _. , , chains, thence eaat about 10 ehaina to point of ^i ,or EfWK i" PSSX .f(.'r if1 ind �� .-i-i^..t��.-���-_..���... u. petroleum on the following deawilxfl land: Commencing nt a poatjslanled (cur milm north Queen Charlotte Islanda Und Diotrict -Diatrict of Skeena Take notice that I. Thoa. R. Davey of Queen Charlotte, occupation notary public, intend to Msncell (Isrk Agent | ������������,.,, 3rdi 1910. I'ub. Oct. -Unsl ( |.P ' (*ommencina at a post planted about 3 mlM ' ft S .*.hu.!n ,*2k RlvT ���lt,m',,, """ft ""��� I Chsrlottrisisndfc'occupstion notar> punlie. Intend on the Wt bsnk ol river going up strsans: Ihsnn ' *H ��� . ^T"...Z*Zi.r... *U ���j south 40 ehsins, thanes, toot 40 chalna, thssnee north 40 chain, morn ur less lo tiver bank, thenes saeatarly .l-ng rlvar bank to slser ot eommeneement. P.t. Aug. 15. 1910. |Sgd|"Joseph B. MsrehUdon" Pub. Aut. 22 Skeena Land District��� Dblrict ul Cosst ' Prtne snd Ave miiess east "l Section 1*1, Toimshlp 7, (Irshsm lslsnsl snd marked No. Si. T. R. 1), S W. cssrner, thenes. ess.i 80 chain., thenee north 80 chain., thenee *.m 80 chsinss, Ihenre south 80 chsins tn ptni.i ol essmm.nrement, contsining ''.in acre, more sir Isss. Dstesl Oet. 30. 1910. THOS. R. DAVKY Puh. Nov. 17. Wilson (lowing. Agan Pete IXIIoor-s.surveyed pre-emption llll.ck'. ^ ^JjT"^*^" norti'Mehsinir thsnos ���ut.O Qu^n (irlotte lsOsno^ Land Duitrscl-District ol recant mttt* A**** io. 1*10) on the ��at Hde cnli���,; lhm��� ^ ��, chsin.; thenc. west .long ^��� ^ ^ ,��-; R o( 80 cbains. thence sotitn 80 ehslns, chains, thenca north 80 chsins to point ol commeneement, contsining 610 seres more or leas. l . - - .��� , .Dated Oct.'>9, 1910. THOS. R DAVEY keen. Unsl Di.trlct-Dlslrlct of (oa.l, Rsnge S. i-yb Nov. 17. Wilson (iowing. Agenl _ , Tske MtJai that Louis Swoder of I'rince Rup., 20, 1910, thenre east N cnsins. thence south M0 ?-r**^~, mn_ Ada a-.����aa tstf nm ontj 1 Pub. Sep. 24. 1910, mi'.' .*. w...w. of Ukelae Uke, thence north 80 chalna lo the Yh?'��ni*t.'^i\p\m"rivir 40 ehai'tu. to Lhn oolnt of wii��n cowing. mVmt\m^^*ns^smi*^*u^ti*pM ^*SSSmJ*" jSjj^iifflri TiSiiHoii l^ft ;���K ,T%mtf1l> IflfiH N.poleon Dupra Skeens ��� _��� . - ���- ; Tske notice that I. Thos. R. ���>��"���>���.<������ S"g rssmmenrsng st a post plsntesl at souin^ssl _^ftgm. occupalion notary public. Intend to eorner ssl lot 1789, thence waat forty chsins. i . . pyn^j^jon to prospect for cosl snd f lot 1789. thence waat rorty cnsiss. | fm ^j^jon lo pi_ ..uth forty chains, thence easl forty J"^,.^ ������*, tn, (ollowing slescribed lsnd nenre north forty chains to commence- | ^CommM1c|ng st s post pla CHAS. M. WILSON Pub. Nov. S. prospect enee sssuth isins. Ihence tamiL cssnialiiina-180 acres. awFDKR I "d three t P��te.Se|.| ;, mo. LOUIS SWIU1.K . k I Pub. (VI. 19.1910. Joseph Dumas. Agant w^t������hiiw ^,,��� ��� ._ ^^ % ._ KOch.in. Ihence north K0 chsins to point ol com- ; Isnda: ���i.���,_i ,_��� .hsln. we��t IMncipe Chsnnel sbout 2IK) yanls north otfcnd IlSSLatssssaasssM silO sere, more or lass. ! Commencing st s port P'���1*! two clss *�����*":' imrflsnk. Islsnd. thsnee wsst 80 chsins. thenee Skeen. Und DstrVct- Dtatrict ol Bank. Island j "^""7^* �����* ? \T* ^THOS. R- DAVKY , of the joulh -rt nttm <>L!,.i.ll'm.��� i!".^!. louih 80 ch.m.. thanea j Tsk. notica lhat Domlnlea AJbarujI ol Seattle. fSV^ff^ n on the lollowing uesscrssKsu ws.u. sencing st s port plsnted two miles nurth Skeens Und Dirtrlet -District ol Cosrt Rsnge 5 ~'sse nonce m.s vsussmiss .vosr.., ���. .--,.... re miles east ol Section 13, Township 7 i Tske notiee Ihst Dsn McDougall ol Prince Ru- Wssh., occupation manager, intend, to apply for scire more ssr lens. kisl N,.. 10. T. R. I), N. W. corner, thence | pert, B. C, oecupslion csrpenter. intends t.. .ppl> pcrmtaslon to purchsss ths lollowing deseribad i Dsted Nov. I, lyin. chsins. thence south 80 chsin.. Ihenre east. lor permUalon to purchssse Ihe following described ands: Puis. Nov. 17 -' �����--l S...J.. Commencing st s port plsntad on to. shors of (M'tnils'tim sin tin' rnllsswjiiK* slescritsssl Unsl: Commencing st s post plsnted right mils., nssrth snd three mili-s east of Section 11. Tsswnship 7, i irshsm Islsnd snd msrked No. 40 T. R. I).. S. W. corner, thence eart HO chsins, thenee nnrth 80 Skeens Und District - District ol 11..k. Island chains, thencs- west Kit chsins, thence ssssuth 80 Tske notice thai V iUi.in Russell ol Seattls, ' chain, to psiint ol csimmeneemenl, ennlslsilng 640 THOS. IL DAVKY Wilson (lowing. Agent _ lUUSa Alisersgs oi ow.s.*, ssrr-Sff-��� Wuh., oceupatian grocer. Inlands to apply tor . ��� u" '>" permiMlon to purchase tha lollowing deseribad Commendnf at a post plantad about two milos . ,ih from End Hill, Bsnks Island, ihenre west 80 Wllwsn Oosvlng. Agent ol the soulh esst romer ot issussm ..ss:. n���. "---. .urveycl_purch^ iHlsck'. recent survey sbout JgP ���..-,-- r���_��� ^j��� ,? s,s--sVt. north 80 chsin. lo point ol eommencemsnt. ^mVmTtX^V^i^m^J^Jff*^ BSia5Tl��>V WILLIAM RUSSELL Ts! Vt tmttttSEm Pub. Oct. II. B. L Tingley. Agant . Chsr esst 80 chsins. Ihenc. Queen Chsrlotte Islands Und District -District of Skeen. Ihenre west 40 chsins more or leas U ������������������-���-' - i p,,h ()rt C*-, ChaH.lt. Islsnd^d'DlrtHct-DtalHtt o, j gg^ftg" ffi mjWQ Si J ?rr5lr ���cHlber^'SOfiSEjariBvri���*�����- ��� ������ w piirr'pu-rcnS'^irwin,tL& *��as��- -m���w KlSft.* U,�� ""ffl&RSS. , KfeiW R *fSg} ! Skrens land Dtatrlc, -,��. let o, Bsnk. U.sn =mmwcinf lt . poat *-****-;+* | ffi^^ W�� "����. | '^VKY C.rshsm Islsnd snd msrked No. II. T. R. D.. N. W-1 T k nol|w ,n��� j. Qm of Seattle. Ws.h _j ,rom lh. moulh 0f ,��� |���|,t. which Point ta p^h N ,, W(hon ,inw|n,. Agent I comer, thence ess, ETTC .henre ��u.h 80 . ���,��� the.tr. ownac. Wjjrah. u. ^PPly to j^,M-ta��MM!<fSS����rM2 Tslte notice lhat I, Thoa. R. Davey of Uuean . h.rlull.', ssccupslion notsry public, intend to spply Inr permission to prospect for coal snd petroleum on the following descrilsed lsnd: Commencing st s port plsnted two milee east ssl Ss-s-ti.'ii ll Township 7, (irshsm lalsnd, msrked No. 2, T. IL D., N. W. corner, Ihence esrt 80 ���nee wert 80 chsins. ihence north 80 occur",," >���"���-... ������-���������.-,-,���, ��� , . .���.,.���,.. .~ _ point of eommencemenl, containing iwmlaslon lo purchsse the following dsweribed ,,���, ..mnkt w,nd thmn ^ M ^^ l>im<m nore or leas. I*1*^* ��� - ., . _.., ���s-���,_, -k,���, _...�� ���oulh M chsins, Ihence weat 80 chsins, thenca THOS. R. DAVEY S omnwnclng st *J*fJPV*>, Jfi l\��� S,t north 80 chsins lo point ol commencement. ...,- .* i .���,,�� miles esrt snsl ons mile south (rom the moults ol ,,.,_j c..,, -. ,osn m.wtisu ti i siiliv ��� ss. ..^ ''��' '���' ���'>'' . ������' ���"" MAglgHJ. .myjW Queen (hsrlsslte Usnsta Und Dirtrlet���District of Csssiar Und DisUtat���Dtatrict of Csssisr j rhsins, Ihence Tske nolle, that I Neill M. McNeill of Prinas , chains to Do! Ruperl, B. C, occupation Real Estate Dealer, j 6,0 terrm more intend, to .pply for permission lo purchsse th. , ii.trsl Oct. 29. 1910. ..���-.---,. .j ,������,, nsus. mm. -..-. �������� , . .. ml. u��ss *���r- *. ������ -i-t t, -,.-, .--_, -. ul _. I*w,���,d-Ss41..n!ir- . IKh.Nov.17. Wton('��^I'A^tl��'"i��:r.^rKs?d^ B.UT.n���.y. Agsnt ^ ^ ^ ,^ ��� .^ ^ ^ Cnmnwneini at a poat plantod one mile tn north erly -liirction from the north and of Hukley Uke . ... . .MPU-, i __j nutrict ���Diatrict of i eaat ov viwiia-v, -n*-... -Tg-*asa-r*t _gr***-*^r-���jlh _. anri ten chain.- weat llulkley Creek, thence north W | Queen Chariotte W-**"���^'1 llipUKl Ua ( weat BO chalna. thence aouth 80 chalna lo point of 80 chalna, thence north 80 chalna. thenee Skeena Und Diatrict���Diatrict of Hanka laland ! apply for permiaaion in pn^pect for c Taka notice that Theodore Corbett of SeatUe, lietroleum on the followinK 'U mlx-l land Waah-, occupation plumber, Intenda to apply for Cnmm��*neinit at a poat planted five mile *--'-���* ���*�� ���*"�����*��������� Uie followinff cieacribed Section 13, Townahip 7, Craham laland. J. DREW B. U Tiniley. Anant Waah , --.-,-,.-. ,. -1K. permiaainn to purchaae the followinK deacribed lamia Charlotte, oecunalion notary public, intent) to ~ jHiject for coal and ' ' "id: len eaat of rkH ***=��!*�� tmm&ES. mffSTS^U rmiaainn to purchaae tne loiiowing nwcriiitwi ,T��.a����� .... . .ii* ��� No. 3, T. R. D., N. ft. wrneT. thence weat 80 Commenceinx at a poat planted about three( ehaina, thence KMith K0 ehaina, thence aaat 80 Haa aaat from the moulh of an Inlet, which ehaina, thenre north 80 chalna to point of onov .��� _ _- -__.rn.rn. T r u*S.E.l Tsk. noiice ihst Henry T. Jaeob of Ilarry. mU-. ~,bn1���*^1���,, ���Su\'h ���,| ���o mile, west mencment^ront.inlng (.10 ��" "J'-J' "' Skrens Und DlatrW-Dtalnct o. Bank. I-sad C.raUm hUnd ^m*^^lD.'-'hInre ��. lh 80 : Minn, oceupstlon Isrmer ".end. lo snpV to g-M ��*.��,, ���,���. Bank". Wand, thenre ��* 80 Dsled Oct. 28. 1SI0. TIKIS H. 1 - - - - ��� -- - - ������- ��� .a��� ��� an cnsina, wen.. ^ m | p���jpji,, ,��� purchsse the lollowing asscnoso {h%iM lri.nfm .uuth 80 chsins, thence west 80 I4Q sere, mssre sir lis.. - DAVKY .s^n. sansi sss��sns-s ��� sssssssri us i.b.i.. ����������� ��� , "��� .. ���_, -,, rs,.lna. thenre ssousn ov ��������� Tsks nolle, that D. E. Walker of arecasrlUa, . corner, thenre wt-t HO chs ns. toe B linn, occupation farmer. Intanda to apply, to chain.. Ihenc. ea.^iHUsfhsins.^ ���������,���,���, (-.40 Ian, and.: Minn, occupation isrmer. unanoa w appsy �������� i si ���,r~ZJ^.. \j mmsssenretnenl. coal P^l-on to purchaa, th. following ****^\mWmiJSmVTmt^ ����..��- , more or lesss. ("omrosndng at a post pUntad about live mll��a Dated Oct. 2��. lit* 1 Irnrn tha mouth of an lnl��, which point ta Pub. Nov. ���*��� Commencing st s post plsnted shout ids mil THOS. K. t'Avr.i '.ssl snd two miles north Irom the mouth ol i Wilson Cowing, Agenl < Inlet, which point is shsait ten miles south snd tss., issie.-wpt- I mles wast Irom Knd Hill, Il.nks Islsnd, thsnes Pub. Oct I ehslns] thence" north 80 chsins lo point of com- 1. mis-s snjs ,"��� .. ��st 80 chains. Ihenre north 80 chsin., Ihenre S" sis, ��S.s,na ,��� ���,,,���( 0| skout len milsss south .nd two mile, west Irom r>s��.�����> -District of 1 *** IU ^t^*.iZZmmmWm^mm to point ol ^* *M Hill. H.nks l.l.nil. thsnes weat 80 chato* , ctmmn Charlotte Islsnsfc Und District -District ol wertjw chjuw thence south 80 chsins U) point ^ ^^ ^^ WttrUL-Dlstricl: of fjoasl Skeena eom mencement. aaa wuth 80 chsins, thance aast ou cnasns, ���������!.._ ��� ....... o( uu^n tmmmmrm-m, U��-o- north 80 chain, to point ol commencemant- Take notlos thsl I. Thos. K <'���*'��� *J, ,��� Date. Sep ��� ' ^hpt.T, 1,10. ���" 1 D. t WALCTR Ch^fotte. ****** ****Ug% '"ccal and | ��� ��* *** Ihe lollowing slescTiba.1 land 1910. Pub. (let. II. HARRY T. JACOB ''Tske nntiee thsl I. M.V. Wsslham.nf Vsnrssuv- B. 1.. Tingley, Agsnt rTt ||,c., ncenpstiisn mnrriesl wssmsn, Inlensl. tss suply fssr iicrmis.lisn t.s purehsse the fs.llnwlng iless rilsesl Isnsls '���si. Und District Iilstrtet of Coast Tske notice that George It Putman of U..;.��. oecupslion tlmettasper. Intanda to spply lot ;���..������ is.i"ii u, purchsse the lollowing deseribad mat* t nmmendng at a port plsntad at the soulh ( *"'���"'" sast corner of lot 1712; thenca south 40 chains, , fLS3 Oct 29 WW Ihsmre west 80 chsins, ttvsrsos north 40 ehslns, ii*! Noy -,7 thene. .�����.! nn chsin. Us |Kilnt sil commenrement .^.^.^.^.^.^.^.^.^^1 K..^ Sad ������������ ���onuinln, 320 acre, more or l�� | . __ ^^ Und U.,|��� flUlK ol ; ^g[gSK' "" ��'��� C Tln.1^. Ag��t _ ,...,..v I *9*t snd one mil.- ,,.���,., ��� _���_ , ...TI,0V; R; "V*-' Ihsnce rest 80 chsins. thenre south 80 ehsins. ��� . ��� . ""1~-ir�� Wilson llowing. Agenl ,hwic, ������ mi ohslns, thance north 80 chsin. to ;���",,f'���', l'1"; 191" I point ol commencement. ��� ,,b- ���** 22,Ml I.ndSept. ��, 1910. t-STKLLK II. MAYKIl Tl-rjpODflPa.OOBBaTT Pub. Nov. 17. Wilson Cowing. Agent B. L. Tlnglsy, Agent Qus��n Ch.rlsslte laland. Unsl District Dirtricl nl Skrens I Tske notire thst I, Thns. It. Davey ol (ruern ('hsrlnite ssecup.tmn notary public, intensl lo apply fssr |iermiisnissn tn prsis|ss-ct fssr cosl snd petnslesim ssn the follsswlng slescrilsed lsnd: Cnmmencing st s psest tslsntesl Ave .nil,'. . ,-i ssf Sectissn l:i, Ti.a'i.i.iii 7. (irsham Isslsn-I. mssrksd No. 4 T. II I).. N. W. comer, thenre east 80 ehslns. thenre sssuth 80 ehslns, thenre west sso_ chsins, thenre nsirth 80 ehsin. to point nl eommenremenl, contsining 840 sere, mors* ssr Isws. Dsled Oct. 28. 1910. TllllS.lt DAVKY Puis. Nov. 17. Wjlsssn (lowing. Agent siren Chsrlnllp l.l.nil. Unsl DUtrict���Dlstricl of Skeens I*sle September 5, 1910 Puh Sept. 20. tie,, It. l-iitm.n. queen I Skren. Tske notire thst I. 9* m^^_jSTZ Und naukt -Dtatrict *___*]��_* Chariott.. otTupallon **fUS%J*Tmm Tske nolle, thst John (irsfTIr, of Sreitle.^W ��h., Skren. Und District���Dtatrict ol Bsnks Island Tsk. notire that John J. Kesder of Barry, Minn., oecsi-sitlon miller, Inlands to spply lor permission ��� purehsw the following described lsnds- Csimmendnt at a post plantad alsout sh mltaa ^^^^Ml ,_ HB ""l ons mD. north from th. mout s ol an _ th���nre east 80 "wi, which point Is about tan mils, soulh snd two CT^!*- |hpnP, ��.���, 80 m>l��� ��ert from Knd HUI, Bsnk. Islsnd, thence l"^��� u, point ol common, ""���J!0 chains, thane* north 80 ehalns, thenee ^^ ���, nr y^ T1irs�� il DAVKY I "^msnencement. SUES ****** ���ou,h M **��� t�� P0tot " ! nP Oct. 29, 1910. wS"n��^���i! Agent ! ffise^ 8. 1910. Tske noisew msssj ������ __ oceupstlon drusrgist. intend, to apply tor per misssinn to purrh...' the following drerrissed lend.: ��� - ��� ..l..,s,sl sh mi..issn I lsnds: ��^t 80 chsins. Ihenre nrement, cssntaining fmmencement. "���led Sept 7, 1910. Puh.nct. II. Skeen. Land District -Distrirt sif Csssut- Tske ntslire thsl I, Thsss. II. Dsvey nl Uuess Tske nsstlce thst I. (1. I. Wilpusn of Vsncouver, Chsrlotte. occupetinn notary public, Intend Us B.C., uecsipatlnn broker, intensi. tsi npply fsir pi r- spply for permission to pmsspect Inr rvssl snd purchane the fsillowlng sleecrilsnl ps-lnsleum nn the (ssllowing dssM-rilse.1 lsnd- Cnmmeneing st s pnrt nt.ntesl fuur milre north ^^^^^^^^^^^ isssc sis p.s.1 plantssi st the southerly snsl ihrss. miles esrt ol Section 13, Tsswnship 7, "" "' ESS a*~^7 nl.'ninl .hout ssevMs l ������". ��� ���- -��e.terly side s.f sn arm of a bay on the C.rshsm Island and markesl No. 21. T. ft. !>., N. K. """���" l"'7,h*L!Lii,lL iitioltti shemmrlhsil n.srtherlv end or North Dunslss Islsnd. thence , corner, Ihenre wort 80 chains, thenre south 80 ���.'rth so j **,,T* "J^l ^s il .i^m sen mile. ^,th sn, ***** **" chains, thence esrt 40 rhsins. thence chsin.. thenre eart 80 ehsins. thenee north 80 53 B ^*tL*?iToaiVSd% ll.nnkT,".nT.henre north 2s, chsin. .hence we., 40 chsin. U, pl.ee of chsin. to point ol csmmenremenl. contsining (U0 Inin. 1,40 , -. Vr.7l.rs-. Smm .���������, MO -l,.,n. Ih.nre wesl eommeneement. e.inulniug 811 sere, more or less, seres mnre sir Isws. ining 640 , ^ 80 chsin.. _**_JS**_r_*i_tt***'_m*m liKOROK INURAM WILSON ' lhite.1 Oct. 30, 1910. 80 chsins. thenre north 80 chsins to point ��, i^te Oct. 17th. Win, , I'ub. Nov. 17. JOHN ORAFFIN Pub. Oct 22nd ^H __^_\ THOS. R. DAVKY Wltaon (lowing, Agent JOHN J. KEELKR B. U Tinglay, Agent Pub. Nov. 17 Skren. Und Dirtrlet Dirtrlet of Banks Island T.ke notica that Michael Fisher ol Seattle, """sh, occupstloa rosuursnt keeper, Intends to W>9. 'or permission to purehaae the lollowing nsweribed lands: l nmnsendni at a poet planted about asvsn �����s sssn ,nd on. mil. south Irom the mouth "" Queen Chariotte Islsnds Und District���District ol Skrens Fisher o, wmmmi f^L*SMJ^m^m*^^^^^*iLTm\\ occupation reaUurant keeper, Intand^to : n-*HotJe. ��$��*�� *��V**vhjtJS�� Pub. Oct. II B. I.. Tlnglsy, Agent Skrens Und *&l___**l_*__**j& I St., V& no ire hst Chsrie. llolsmsn of Seatlle, noury *^^_*__ \ ^^SL WS -SS ���"���"mmencln, .1... P-^fi- *t_*S_t Skeena laand Dlalrict-Diatrict of Coaat Q��*n Charlotte lalanda l.and Diatrict- Diatriet of " Queen i rir.r-.i-i ���������. ..., ,,pni int, notary pumtc, intend to apply for permi'��bon to proai��ect for eoal and Mtecna IsaalMI www. _.__ Take notice that The Canadian Fiah and Cold nkeena -jorue Co., Ltd., of Vancouver, M. C, occupation Take notice that I, Thoa. II. t)avey of Qi mariufariiit. ri etc., Intend to apply for permiaainn , Charlotte, occupation notary puhlic. Intend iv ifjr niiiMiis ��� -���, _��� . iribed to purchaae the foUowing deacribed landa:- ��ppiy mr permi**vwi w ��..��,r,^w ,. Commencini at a poat planted at the N W. ' petroleum on the followinK deacrihed land: milea eorner of lot :U, Range 6, Coaat Ihatriet, thence \ Commencing at a poat plantad eight mile* north of an aouth 10 chalna, thence weat 20 ehaina, Ihence and five mllea eait of .Section 18, Townahip 7, -*��� "-.,����� ^Bteriv Oraham laland and marked No. 38, T. 11. D., S. W. * ! %%VmX ^^^{..ntirJ'mt north "^mmencln, _l^^WS7m\ ^ [o S%5%^���� *^^&^*^^WiLm IVl m"T,mn ann one mils south from ine msravn ���>. , -���_. ij.nd snd m.rHesl no. so, ��� ��� ��������� ���-������ M ��� ,. ^ Irom r.no ,,,.., .-.,-��� ���-. ��� ^^ -_\ , �� InK which point is sbout ten mile, south snd MMfi" "^ H ch.lt�� the.sre north 80 mHes Jj^ ���'l?r&&��� M 00".^ i The _~ ������ wssa irom bna iiui, nana istsoa, sm.,.. -r-v ��� ,,���,- curt ws enssns,, ,,re������ ���-- asm tnei SWlrS lh"�� "?rt!!>.,**,*'\*'"nr.Tt| I IStfS8a ��!commencement. conUlning 640 "JB���(, s��.i, "*ln"- tnence nortn bu enains, in���������. liTi" to noinl of e * '"'Ins. thence south 80 chains to point of ehslns worn ^m^cement. __ ! ;rTs?w m 1910 mm**)m, ������ '��<>��� MICHAEL FISHER MMf W" 11. B. L Tingley, Agent' Pub Nov. 11. Puh o'cT THOS. R. DAVEY Dsted Sepl ��, 1910 Wilson Oowing, Agent Pub. Oct. II. CHARLES IIOL8MAN D.U Sept. 21. 1910. I|!l Tingfcj/ &S Pub. Sspt. -a mo- , acres mnre or less. I Dsted Nov. 1.1910. W A. Cs ey. Agent- Puh. Nov. 17. thence north 80 ..nth 80 ining B40 THOS. R. DAVKY WUson (lowing, Agent THE PRINCE RUPERT OPTIMIST * :i It The Prince Rupert Optimist DAILY AND WEEKLY THE OPTIMIST is the leading newspaper of Northern British Columbia. htm grown up with the city. Reading Notices and Legal Advertising are 10c per line. ADVERTISING RATES are one price to all-26c per inch each issue for display matter. This rate applies to all advertising without distinction of quantity or time of contract. SUBSCRIPTION RATES-Daily, 50c per month, or $5.00 per year, in advance. Weekly, $2.00 per year. Outside CANADA-Daily, $8.00 per year; Weekly, $2.50 per year, strictly in advance. Daily Edition. Monday. Dec 19 Condensed Advertisements. B ARE YOU IN NEED OF HELP? Doyssuwaat to buy. or sell, or hire, or loan? Try The Optimist Condensed Ad. route. OV WANTED-To assist in kitchen. Apply Box A. Optimist. 18H-191 CONTRACTORS-Beo us for Employer's Liability Insus-ance. We can arrange yuur bond. The Mnsk Realty and Inaurance Company. 164-lm "���"���"OR SALE-A good liberal lease on lot and * building, suitably situatesl for store or restaurant. Address City P. O. Box 20. 191-lf FIRE-Don't wait till it cornea. Insure your hssuse. stock and furniture. Do It todsy. See us for rates. The Msck Realty and Insurance Company. 164-lm FOUND-On Third Ave.. Monday afternoon, a bunch of keys. Emiulre at Optimiat Office. 168-tf FOR RENT-We have the store or ofBoe you want. See our list of furnished and unfurnished houses. The Mack Realty and Insurance Company. 164-lm ANTED-Flrst class nlg-ht Chef. Must be "there" on short orders. Exchange Grill, 191-tf w WANTED-SulU to clean and rress, 11.00 each. Room 13 Westenhaver Block, 2nd Ave. and 6th Street 144-lm WANTED- First class waltreee. Apply Box S Optimist. ITS-tf Janitor Wanted The Public School Board will receive applications for thc position of Janitor for the new school. Sslary $76 per month; duties to commence January 1st. Applications must be In by Saturday noon. Dec. 24th. C. H. SAWLE. lM-lM Secretary THE WEATHER Twenty-four hours ending 6 a. m., December 17. MAX. TEMP. MIN. IKSr. HAS. IN. KAIN 42.0 87.0 30.205 .28 FAIR PLAY FOR MR. MANSON Next time Mr. William Manson is at his devotions he should pray like Talleyrand, "Save me from my friends." After challenging him for a week to come out before the public and make a statement to clear up the charge that he had led both sides in the recent temperance campaign to believe he Wife on their side, we were willing to let the matter drop. His silence we were satisfied had showed the public that he was afraid to meet the challenge, and there is no honor in beating a dead lion.. At this stage of the mutter, the Journal in its foolish little way comes out with a comment on the matter which revives the whole subject. The Journal speaking of the Scott Act issue, accuses us of the "audacity to daily act as a censor with respect to what private individuals should do in the matter." What a foolish little Journal not to know that the minute a man announces his candidature for office he ceases to be a private individual and becomes a public character. Mr. William Manson, the only gentleman whom we pilloried in the matter will not be a private citizen until January 12th unless he retires earlier. This paper is very careful to discriminate between what is public and what is private in a man's life. Had Mr. Manson not been u candidate for public office, we would have had no right to inquire into his reputation for straightforwardness. The veil of privacy which will always protect the private acts of private individuals from public comment in the columns of the Optimist, would have protected him. It was his candidature, his assurance that he was a fit man to put at the head of the city's affairs that made it a duty for this paper to sound his veracity. So far he has emitted no response. We want to be absolutely fair to Mr. Manson. If the charge is not true he can easily meet it. Our columns are still open to him. If it will help him to respond, we will pirt the question in another form: "Is it true that Mr. Manson pledged his vote to the anti-Scotts but declined to come to their platform aid, stating that to do so would betray him to the temperance party, who believed him to be a genuine temperance man, and on whose stip-iort he was relying in the mayoral campaign on his reputation as a temperance man?" The Optimist charges that Mr. Manson did make that statement. We are prepared to give the date, the place, the time, and the gist of the interview. We are prepared if necessary to give the name of our authority, who is an exceedingly well known person to citizens of Prince Rupert. As a candidate for our suffrages, we ask Mr. Manson to meet the charge. Can anything be fairer'' If the Journal's nviving of thc incident is a token that X?lr. Manson wants another chance to meet the charge, he can have it. If Mr. Manson is not the discredited pwsisti our infoimunt declares him to be, and wishes to free himself from the stigma of funking the issue we will gladly give him another uhance. RALPH SMITH ON THE NAVY Writing of the strong speech made by Mr. Ralph Smith M. P., (Nanaimo), in defence of the navy during the debate in the House of Commons on the address��� a portion of which was reproduced in Saturday's Optimist the Toronto Globe says: "On the Ministerial side the case for the Canadian navy was materially strengthened by Mr. Ralph Smith of British Columbia, and by Sir Wilfrid Laurier, who made a general reply to his opponents and critics. Mr. Smith always speuks well, partly because he prepares carefully and partly because he develops his speeches while he is delivering them. He is free on the one hand from the limitations of the memorized essay, and on the other from the fatal facility of the mere talker. His s| s-b yesterday was devoted exclusively to the navy, and mainly to these APPI Y . OPTIMIST two aspect* of his theme; The popularity of the Canadian navy in British Columbia,' �����*��� vl ���IHIIuI and ths. absolute and indefeasible responsibility of the whole House of Commons - for the present naval policy of tho Government. He appealed by actual citation "to the law and testimony.' Nobody is likely to take up Mr. Smith's challenge to name a single British Columbian who is not a strong and convinced supporter of a Canadian navy. He instanced particularly Premier McBride of the Pacific Province, and Clive Phillips Wolley, President of the Navy League. He quoted their actual utterances to support his challenge, ai-.d there was not a symptom of dissent on the Opposition side." CITY MEAT MARKET WILL OPEN UP AT CORNER EBERTS ST. AND SEVENTH AVE -ON��� THURSDAY, DEC. 22 FULL STOCK OF FRESH AND CURED MEATS AT CITY PRICES. A CHANCE TO GO INTO BUSINESS CHEAP A Completely Furnished Restaurant for sale on Eaa* Term. i GRANBY DECLARES DIVIDEND One Per Cent on Par Value of Stock for 1910 A BUNDLE OF FALSEHOODS The Empire's statement that the city council is "piling its printing into its own printing office, without com|ietition," is an entirely false statement. It is not merely false in spots, it is false all over. Not only has the council no printing office, but it does not give out its printing without competition. -As the office which does most of the council's printing, we can speak with authority. Every job we have secured from the council has been secured in open competition. The fact is that the council's by-laws were not printed in any office of their own. They were printed in the Optimist office. The contract was awarded to us as the lowest tenderers. If the Empire is anxious to regain its lost patronage it can very easily do so. Let it instal an up to date plant like the Optimist, engage the best mechanical skill, and be content with a fair profit. It will then be able to tender on equal terms. Abuse is a very poor substitute for good machinery in landing printing contracts. Read The Optimist And Get All the News Phoenix, B. C, Dec. 16.���At the regular monthly meeting of the directors of the Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting and Power company, held on Tuesday last at the branch office of the company in New York, a dividend of 1 per cent on the par value of the stock outstanding was declared, payable out of the net earnings of the company on Dec. 30, 1910, to all stockholders of record at 3 p.m. on December 14. The transfer books of the company will not be closed. This is the tweflth dividend of the company and amounts to $160,000 there being 150,000 shares outstanding of the par value of $100. The Granby has no stated periods for declaring dividends, this being the only payment this year, and compares with $2 last year, two dividends of $2 each in 1908, three at $3 in 1907, four at $3 in 1906, and one of $1 in 1903. With this disbursement the company has paid back to its shareholders a total of $3,928,630. Hentzman Pianos and all the latest and most popular music at Wark's Jewelry Store. Thimble Day WEDNESDAY Buy Early Don't put off buying nntil the day be- fore Christmas and not have a full antl complete selection of goods to choose from. Today our stock is almost untouched and you will have a large variety to select from, and we can serve you better before the rush of the weekend business is here. Q&&*b&*&-z*b-b*lt*tQi*zi**i*z*i*}i<)i I will give a Sterling Silver Thimble to every lady that calls at the store between the hours of three and five o'clock, Wednesday C. B. WARK The Leading Jeweler Thimble Day WEDNESDAY THIRD AVENUE Thimble Day WEDNESDAY Sacrificed Prices Until Xmas 25 per cent, off en all the following goods Ladies Silk Scarfs $1-������"> <" g-H Ladies Silk Shawls *���������*>'" !f*S 2000 yards of silk, all colors and qunlities, from 26e to S ���*> 1000 yards Pongee silk ""' *" *.'.' I Silk Kimonas, long and half length S3-00 "V ^ Silk Handkerchiefs of all kinds, special line as Prince Rupert souvenir, all prices, from 50c to $3.00 . Battenburg Table Linen, Centre Pieces, Cushion Tops, all pnee. from 25c to $5.00 ,- m Ladies' Sweater Coats and Jackets $8.00 to ��W You are invited to call and sec our stock. These good" ����� *��� new. We have just got them unpacked. It will be a pleasure show them to you. The above prices are FOR ONE WEEK ONLY JABOUR BROS. Third Ave. Between Seventh and Eighth ��� <*tw.vv-f. >yi*Hto*�����*��.< m-m**.\~**-1*i*X>'*.V.���* THE PRINCE RUPERT 0 P T I M I S T w ���II I-- M ������ ll ll ll ll ll ���>*���������*�������. 'VH-XllSfc.^! a-^, !^,>M-l^��l**>-M>--*-*s**l*---**>-rf^ _ _ "^������"^"^������-^"���^^���-^���*^.r*M^w����^^,>^^..a^.��#* ���'��"*������ "���*��� ,^**^*,^M^"^,*��",^��'^��^.**-**sW.��^.'s����^ Auction Sale 7 1 i i We are absolutely retiring and are letting our large stock of Fancy China, Crokery, Glasses and Fancy Goods, Dolls, Toys and Games Go at your own prices. THE SALE STARTS AT 8 a. m. ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21ST and continues until all goods are sold. Come early. ���h SIMON'S FAIR rzzn -���^ COAL NOTICE COAL NOTICK Apples Are Man's Natural Food The apple waa first served by Eve. There is as much difference in apples as in men, and we believe we have some ap- ples for sale now that aire better than the kind Adam ate and those were tempting enough. Choice, juicy, finely flavored apples are grown only in certain places where the climate is right, where their cultivation is understood and perfected. We know where to get them. If you like good apples TRY OURS SOME OTHER GOOD THINGS WE HAVE: Heinz 57 varieties of Pure Food Products Chivers English Jams, Fruits in Syrup and Marmalade- Christie's line of Fancy Biscuits Imported Figs, Dates, Table Raisins and Grapes Prompt delivery is our specialty. Phone us if you want it t-uick Ideal Provision House We Deliver Promptly PHONE ISO ATTACKS LORD'S DAY ALLIANCE Canadian Mining Journal Make. Scathing Comments PUBLIC : MEETING will be held in thc EMPRESS THEATRE Tuesday Evening, December 20, 1910 The Mayor and members of the City Council will be Present and give an account of their stewardship for the All Citizens are Invited to be Present If it's news, you will find it in The Optimist What it terms "the misdirected zeal of that inept aggregation known as the Lord's Day Alliance" has aroused thc feelings of the usually staid Canadian Mining Journal. In its last issue it says: "In Nova Scotia, in Ontario, and in British Columbia, mining men have suffered from the interference of agents of the Alliance. The latest instance comes from Cobalt, where the Alliance sought to close all concentrating mills at midnight on Saturday, instead of at seven o'clock on Sunday morning. Incidentally, this could do no good to the workmen, and would inflict loss on both employers and employees. Such a consideration does not in the least deter the Alliunce. "There is humour in the situation. The Alliance no doubt is honestly convinced that Sunday ice-cream, and Saturday night-work are sapping our national health. But it overlooks certain diseased conditions that may not fall far short of both these horrid crimes. For instance, new mining camps are usually infested with houses of ill-repute- and with purveyors of unspeakably bad liquor. These cater to a small but reckless part of the community. To the majority of operators and workmen they are unwelcome. We have yet to hear of the Lord's Day Alliance helping a new mining camp to remove tInhuman carrion that so often soils its skirts. That task is left to public spirited citizens." tluesm I'harlolle lalsnila I.sirssl District District ol Skss-na Take nsstlce thst 1. Tlissa. K Dsvey nl gusvn Chariot1*-, ssccuisullssn notary public, inu-nii to upply inr permission to prssapcrt [nr cosl snd prank-urn nn thi rssiiswing sls'scrilwsl land: Comim-iielng ut a pout ptnntssl four mils* north snsl five miles, i.a*st ol Ssi'tsssn 18, Township 7, (Irshsm Island und marks-sl No. 2.1, T. It. D., S. K. curnsT, thence wssst KO chains, thenge ns.rlh SO chuins, thencs. must SO chains, thenee south SO chuins to Dotal nf cs>mms>ncement, cssntainlnii 610 ucrsss nissrs- ur lews. Datod Oct. SO, 1910. -IHOS. II. DAVKY Puis. Nov. it. VTOaon Cowing, Agent , Qucm Charlotte Islsnds lansl District District ol Simons | Take notic thnt I, Tho.. R. Davoy ol Queen j I'harlntto. ssccupistinn notary public, intansl to I spply Inr perminsion to prospect lor cosl snd . ps'trsileum ion the lollowng dnscritsesl Isnsl: i 'nmmetu-lng It u pssst plsntesl lour miles nssrth and three nsiliss s-ast ol Ssvtion III, Township 7, (iruhsm lnlunsl snd marked No. -J, I., T. It. 1)., S. W. corner, thenca east HO chuins, thence north BO shsins, thence west SO chuins, thence south KO chain, to poinl ol commencement, containing 640 scrsss moro or Uses. . i Dated Oct. .10, 1010. THOS. It. DAVEY I'ub. Nov. 17. Wilson (lowing, Agont Queen Chsrlsstto Islands Land District -District ol Skeens Tsk. notice thst 1, Tho��. R. Dsvey ol Queen ' Chsrlotte, occupation notary public, Intend to apply (or permission to prospect Issr coal snd ' petru!s>um on the billowing tls-acrilsesl Isnsl: Commencing st s posl pisnted lour miles north snd Hires milsa esst ol Section IS. Township 7, Grshsm Island snd Msrked No. 25, T. R. D , 8. E. , corner, thenco west 80 chalna, thencs north 80 chains, thence esat SO chsin., Ihence south SO chsins to poinl ol commencement, contsining 640 seres mssru or less. Dsled Oct. 30, 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY | Pub. Nov. 17. Wilson llowing, Agent I Quoen Chsrlotte Islsnds I .ami District���District ol Skoens Tske notice that I, Thos. R. Ilavey ol Queen ' ��� ChsrlotU', oecupstion notsry public, intend to i spply lor permission to prssport (or cosl snd lietroleum on the (ollowing descrilsesl lsnd: i Commencing si s posl plsntssj .is milm north ! 1 Slid Ihree miles east ol Section II. Township 7, i Grshsm lalsnsl and msrkud No. 26, T. R. I).. N E. eorner, thence west 80 chsins, thenee south HO I chsins, thence east 80 chain., Ihence north SO ' chsins lo point ol commencement, conuining 640 I seres more or less. I Dsted Oct. 31, 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY Pub. Nov. 17 Wilaon Gowing, Agent Queen Chsrlotta Islsnds Land District -District ol Skeena Tske notice thst I, Thos. R. Dsvey ol Queen ' Chsrlotte, occupation nsslary public, intend to In spply lor is.-rniissi.iii lo prospect lor cosl snd . I petroleum on the (ollowing dosscntsed lsnd: ' j Commencing st s poat plsnled six milm north ' snd Oiits> miles east ut Section 13, Township 7 Grshsm Islsnd and msrked No 27, T. R. !>., N. W. eornsr. thenee east SO chsina. thence south SO , chsins, thence west SO chsina, thance north SO chsins to point ol commencement, contsining 610 scms more or leas Dsled Oct. 31. 1910. . II DAVKY ; Pub. Nov. 17. Wilson Oowing, Ags>nt Queen Chsrlotte Islsnds Land District���District o I Skeens Tske nsstire thst 1, Thsss. ll. Dsvey of Queen Chsrlotle, oecupslion notary* public, Intend lo | spply Tor tsermiaslon in prospect (ssr coal snd ' petroleum on the lollowing described lsnd: Cummenclng st s pea*, plsnted sis milm north snsl live miles eaat ol Section 13, Township 7, Grshsm Islsnd snd msrked No. 28. T. II. D.. V E. cssrner, thence west SO rhians. thence south HO chains, thencs* esst 80 chsins. thence north HO chsina to point ol commeneement, cssntaining si 10 sen* more or leas. Dated Ocl. 31. IS10. THOS. R- DAVEY Pub. Nov. 17. . Wilaon Gowing, Agent Queen Charlotte Islsnd. 1 -sn.l Dstrict ���District ol Skeens Tske noUce thst I, Thus. R. Dsvey ol Quern l*hsrlotte, oecupstion notary public, intend In apply lor permiaaion lo prs>s|sect lor coal and IK-troleum on the (ollowing ds-scrslsrsl land: t'ommencing at a post plsntssl lour mi'. ���' north snd live milm esat ol Section 13, Township 7, Graham laland and msrked No. 19. T. It. ll., N. E. corner, thencs* -svmt HO ehsins, thence aoulh 80 chsins, th-neo east 80 chains, thencs* nnrlh SO chsins lo point ol eommencemenl, contsining 640 seres more or leea. Dstesl Oct. 30. 1910 THOS. It. DAVEY I'ub. Nov. 17. Wilson Gowing, Agsn. You can please a man most by giving him a useful Xmas gift. Gloves, neckties and braces are always acceptable. Souvenir handkerchiefs, plain or fancy silks, lawn or fine linen, will be appreciated by any man. A crisp new shirt that will fit antl wear well. Stick pins, cuff buttons, dress studs, etc. A suit of "Goldfleece" underwear. Get these and many other useful presents from us. Brown & Fullington. "The Quality Shop For Men." Law-Butler Building, 3rd Ave. Queen ChsrlotUs'Islsnn. Unsl District-DUtrict ol Skeens 1 Tske notice thst I. Thos. It. Dsvey ol Queen i Chsrlotte. oecupstion notary public, inlend lo I spply lor permiuann lo prospect lor cosl snd petroleum on the lollowing descrilied lsnd: Commencing at a post planted lour milm north snd three milm fast ol Section 13, Township 7. Grshsm Islsnd and msrked No. 20., T.R.D., N. W. ' corner, thenco eart 80 chains, Ihence soulh HO chana thence wmt 80 s ins. thence nurth 80 } chains to point ol comme nent, containing 610 ', acre, mnrs" or leaa. , listed Oct. 30. 1910. THOS. R. DAVEY Pab. Nov. 17. Wilaon Gowing, Agenl Queen Charlotle Islsnsls Und District���Diatrict lo Skeena I Tske notice thst 1, Thos. tt. Davey ol Queen ] i nasi.in.. isceupstion notary public. Intend to spply lor permiasion lo prospect Inr cosl snd , petroleum on the lollowing sleacrlhesi lsnd: Commencing si s pssst plsnted two milm esal nl section 13, township 7, (irshsm lalsnd. marked No. 1 T. II. D., N. E. eorner, thence wmt HO chsina, i thencs sssuth HO chsin., thence esst Ho rhsins. I Ihence north HO chsins lo point ssl cssmmencement. t contsining 610 seres mnre ssr lem. ! Dated Oct. 2H, 1910. THOS. R. Davey Pub. Nov. 17. Wilson Gowing, Agent Queen Chsrlotte lalsnda Unsl Diatrict -District ol Skeens Tske notice thst I, Wilson Oowlng ol Vsncouver, oecupstion prospector, intend to spply fssr permission to prssapoct lor cosl snd petroleum on 640 I seres ol lsnd: I Commencing st s post plsntad s quarter ol a mile (rom Slsto Chuck creek, west, sdlolnng A 1 Cowing'. Cosl Ucense No. 00, covering Section 19, ! Township 4, thens�� SO chains north, Ihence 80 chsins wmt. thence 80 chsins south, thence HO ' chsin. to point ol commencsment, containing 640 D^TcTll.TslO. WILSON GOWINO Pi*. Oct. 18. Queen Chsrlott* Islsnds Und Diatrict���District 0I Sksana Take notice Ihst I. Wlson Gosving ol Vsncouver, occsipston prosector, Intand to spply lor permiaaion lo proa|scct lor cosl snd petroleum on 640 seres ol Isnsl: Commencing st s post plsntod s srusrter o( a mile Irom Slste Chuck creek, wmt and adjoining A. Gowing's Coal Ucenae No 00, covsTing Section 18, Township 4, thence 80 chain, aouth, thence 80 chsins east, thenco 80 chsins nnrth, thenee 80 chsins to point ol commencement, cnnUining 640 KSfoft.TllTDlO. WILSON OOWINO Oct. 18. Pub. QUMO Charlotte Islanda Und District -DUtrict of Skeena Tuke notin- timi I, Thos. K. Duvey of Queen Chnrlotte, occupation notary puhlic, intend to ���pply for permission tu prospect for coal and petroleum on the following decribed land: Commencing at u post planteil two milea north and thrve milt", east of Section 18, Township 7, < iraham Island Hnd marked No. Hi, T. U. l>., S. W. corner, thence earn HO chains, thence north 80 chains, thenn* went HU chuitm, thenee aouth 80 cms-inn to point of commeneement, containing M0 acres more or lens. Dated Oct. 29,1810. TIU)S. K. DAVKY Tub. Nov. 17 Wilson (.owing, Agent Queen Charlotto Islands Lund District-Dtatrict of Skeena Tako notin* that 1, Thoa. It. Davey of Queon CharlotU*, occupation notary puhlic, intend to apply for permi.*��ion to prospect for coal and petroleum on the followinK descrilied land: CommencinK at a post planted two miles north and three miles east of Section 13, Township 7. (irahum Island and marked No. 17, T. It. I)., S. K. corner, thence went 80 chain*, thence north 80 chains, thence earn 80 chains, thenn- south 80 chains to point of commi'iiwriicni, niniaining 610 acrea more or lem Dated Oet. 19, 1910. TllOS. It. DAVKY I'ub. Nov. 17. Wilson (lowing. Agent Queen Charlotto Islands Land District���District of Skeena Take notico that I. Thoa. IL Davey of Quoen Chariotu?, occupation notary public, inton I to apply for permiasion to prospect for coal and petroleum on the following deacril>od land- Commencing at a post planted four milua north and five mil.- mt of Section Ll, Township 7, Oraham Island and marked T. It. D��� N W. corner, thenn* east 80 chains, thence .south 80 chains, thrnee west 80 chains, thence north 80 chains to point of n>mmcnn*ment, containing 610 acrea more or less. Dated Oct. 29, 1910. THOS. IL DAVEY Pub. Nov. 17. Wilson Gowing, Agent Queen ('harlotte Islands Land District District of Skeena Take notice that I, Thos It. Davey of Qu��m Charlotte, occupation notary public, intend to apply for permiasion u> prospect for coml and petroleum on the following described land: Commencing at a post planted six mllea nonh and five milea east of Section It. Township 7 Oraham Island and marked No. 29, T. It. D��� N. W. corner, tiionco east 80 chains, thenn> south 60 chains, thence wost 80 ehsins, thence north 80 chains to point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or lem. Dated Oct. 31. 1910. THOS. K. DAVEY Puh. Nov. 17. Wilson (lowing. Agent Queen Charlotte Islanda Land District-District of Skeena Tako notice that I, Thos. It. Davey of Queen Charlotle, occupation notary public, intend to apply for pormision to prospect for coal and lietroleum (tn the following deecribed land: Cnmmencing al a post planted thirteen miloa north and eight mllea east of Section IBs Township 7 Graham Island and marked No. 74, T. It. D., S. W . comer, thence east 80 rhains, thence north .80 chains, thenco weat 80 chains, thenco south 80 chains to point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or loss. Dated Nov. 12. 1910. THOS. It. DAVKY Pub. Dec. 3. Wilson Oowing, Agont Queon Charlotte Islands I-and District���District of ftp Take notice that I, Thoa, It. Davey of Queen Charlotte, occupation notary' public, intend to apply (or permission to prospect for coal and petroleum on the following described land: Commencing at a post planted eight mil--* north and five miles east nf Section 13, Township 7, Graham Island and marked No. 39. T. It. D., S. K. corner, thenco wte* 80 chains, thenco north 80 chains, thence east KO chains, thenn* south 80 chains to point of commenn'meni, containing 640 acres more or less. Dated Nov. 1, 1910. THOS. It. DAVKY Puh. Nov 17. Wilson (lowing. Agent Queen Charlotte Inlands Und District Dintrict of Sknma Take notin* that I, Tho*. It. Davey of Queen ('harlotte, orcupation notary* public, in'-md Ui apply for permission to prospect for nml and Itetrolcum on the following <!��� -nl�� ���! land: Commeneing at a post planted six miles north and five mile-* east of S**ction 13, Township 7, Oraham Island and marked No, 30. T. It. D., S. VY. mrner, thence ca��t HO chains, thence north 80 chains, thenco west hi) chains, thence south s0 chains to point of n>mmenn*ment, nmtaining 640 acres more or less. Dated Oct. 31. 1910. THOS. IL DAVKY Pub. Nov. 17. Wilson Oowing, Agent Queen Charlotte Hand* Und District��� Dwtrict of Skeena Take notice that I, Tho*. It. Davoy of Qusan Charlotte, occupation notary public, intend to apply for permi*eion to pn^is-d for eoal and petroleum on the following dc^critied land: ('ommencing at a post planted *ix mil.** north and five miles east of Section 13, Township 7, Graham island and marked No. 31. T. It. !>.. S. K. corner, thence wmt HO chains, thenn* north 80 chains, thonce oast 80 chains, thance south HO chains to point of commencement, nmtaining 610 acres more or less. 1 Dated Oct. 31, 1910. THOS. It. DAVKY Puh. Nov. 17. Wilson Oowing, Agent Queen Charlotte Islands Und District -District of Skeena Take notice lhat I, Thos. It. Davey of Queen Charlotte, occupation notary puhlic. intend U�� apply for permission to t pmspect for nml and petroleum on the following deacribed land: ('ommencing a' a post planted six milos north and thre .milos east of Section 13, Township 7, Oraham Island ami m��rked No. 32, T. It. D., S. W, corner, thenoe oast 80 chains, thence north 80 chains, thence west 80 chains, thence south HO chains to poinl of commencement, nmtaining 640 acres more or less. Dated Oct. 31, 1910. THOS. It. DAVKY Puh. Nov. 17. Wilson Oowing, Agent Queen Chariotte Islsnds Und Dtatrict���Dtatrict of Skeena Take notice that I. Tho-. It. Davey of Queen Charlotte, occupation notary public, intend to apply for it-prmission to pros|iect for coal and petroleum on tho following described land: Commencing nl a post plantod six mites north and throe milns easl of Section 13, Township 7, (iraham Island and marked No. 33, T. It. D��� S. C mrner, thenco wost 80 chains, thence north 80 chains, thonce oast 80 chains, thenco south 80 chains to point nf commenn>ment, nmtaining 640 acres moro or loss. Dated Nov. 1, 1910. THOS. It. DAVEY Pub. Nov. 17. Wilson Oowlng, Agent Quoen Chariotte Islands Und Dtatrict���Dtatrict or Sknona Take notice that 1, Thos. II. Davey of Quoen Charlotte, occupation notary public, inlend to apply for permission to pmsp-oct for coal and petroleum on the following described land- Commoncing at a post planted eight milns nnrth and three milea east of Section 13, Township 7. Oraham Island and marked No. 35, T. It. !>., N. W. corner, thenee east 80 chains, thonce south 80 chains, thence west 80 chains, thence north 80 chains to point of n��mmpncement, containing 640 acres more or le*s. Dated Nov. 1, 1910. TllOS. It. DAVKY Pub, Nov. 17. Wilson Oowing, Agent IHEPRINcE KUPERT OPTIMIST ss. Prince Sauls for Vancouver Victoria IAND Seattle GRM*Pi Thursdays, at 8.30 p.m. as. BRUNO for Stewart Wednesdays, after arrival of Prince George. For Port Simpson, Naas, Masset and Moresby Island points, including Queen Charlotte City, Pacoti, Rose Harbor, also Refuge Bay, every alternate Friday at 12 o'clock noon, commencing Dec. 9th. The Grand Trunk Railway System aonnecting with trains from the Pacific coast operates a frequent and convenient service of luxurious trains over its double track roate between Chicago, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Halifax, Portland, Boston, New York and Philadelphia. Information and tickets obtainable from the office hereundeo mentioned. Trans-Atlantic bookings by all lines arranged. A. E. McMASTER FREIGHT AND PASSENGER AGENT Canadian Pacific Railway ss. Princess Beatrice Leaves Prince Rupert for Vancouver Dec. 20, Jan. 3, 14 and 28. Leaves Vans-outer for Prince Rupert December 14 and 27. Jan. 7 and 21. Special long veitibale trains leave Vancouver every day at 9 a,m. and 3.45 p.m. for all points east. ==E. EBY (H, Co.^ REAL ESTATE Kitsumkalum Land For Sale KITBUMKALUM - - B C. Wong. Laundry Re-opening About 19th Dec. Situated on Third Ave. and Green St. New or old customers are cordially welcomed. Best handwork laundry in city. Laundry called for and delivered. 183-195 WHIRL SN0WPL0W LANDS IN RUPERT I COLONIST CAR AND BOX CARS ALSO ARRIVE G. T. P. Railway Yards Getting to Look Like Buaineaa���Engine Sheds Roofed. Lots of Rolling Stock Arrives for Railway. LAND PURCHASE NOTICE J. G. McNab General Agenl Rupert Marine Iron Works -AND- Supply Company, Limited HAYS CREEK r. O. BOX 515 ��� PRINCE RUPERT Skeana Land District���District of Coast Range 6 Tak. notice th.t George Oiran Johnston of ' Melbourne, Au.., occupation painter, inlands to | spply for permiaaon to purchase the following ilescritsed lands: Commancing at a post planted one mile up 1 Eitrews River on esst bsnk, thenee east 40 chain. : thenca north SO chains, thence West 60 chsin.. mors or lass to the bank of Eitrews River, thence slong bank of Eatress. River south to point ol eommrncem.nl, containing 340 acres more or less. GEORGE OWEN JOHNSTON Datad Sapt. 12, 1910 Pub. Oct. 17. A. H. Johnston, Agent Sksens Land Distriet���District of Coaat Rang. 6 Tak. notiee ihst Ernestine M. Grable, marrisd ! woman ol San Francaico, D, s. A., occupation ni.ss.rr- inlands to apply for permuaion to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted on the south side i of the G. T. P. right-of-way 73 1-2 miles Irom Prince Rupert on the north side of the Skeana Rlvar, thenoe south 20 ehaina mora or less to the bank of the Skeena Rivsr, thance 80 chsina more or lass slong the bank of tbe Skeana River in a northwesterly direction to the G. T. P. rlght-of way, thence 60 cbalna more or less In an easterly sli- rsction along tha G. T. P. right-of-way to the point of commencement and containing 120 acres, mors or lass. Datad Sapt. 12, 1910. ERNESTINE M. GRABLE , Pub. Oct. 17. A. H. Johnston. Agenl Sksens Land District���Diatriet of Coaat Range 6 ! Taka notice that Brent U. Grab), ol San Frsn- eJaoa, l*. S. A., occupation accountant, inund. to apply for permtssion to purchsu. tha lollowing tteaertbed lands: Commandng at a post plantad on tha south .isle of Use G. T. P. right-of-way mile 73 1-2 from Prince Rupert on the north side of tha Skeens River, thsnee south 20 chains more or las. to tbe bank of the Skse- ; oa Rlvarthanea 80 chain, more or less along the I bask of tbe Skeens Rlvar In a northeasterly di ! rasa-Jon to the G. T. P. right-of-way, thanea 60 chalna mors or Ism slong tha G T. P. right-of-way : ��� In a weaterly direction to tha point of eommenca- asjant and containing 120 scras, more or Issss. Datad Sapt. 12. 1910. BRENT U. GRABLE Pub. Oat. 17. A. H. Johnston. Agsnt Sksana Land District���Distriet of Coaat Range 6 Take notiee that Arthur Henry Johnston of Prince Rupert, occupation bailder, intends to spply lor permission to purchase the followng described lands: Commencing st a poat planted 20 ehaina aaat of 74 mil* post 30 th* G. T. P. right-of-way on north aide of same and Sksens River, thence 80 chsin. aorth. thenos 80 chains treat, thane* 80 ehalns south to G. T. P. right -ol ws,, thenos 80 chains aaat along G. T. P. right-of-way to point oi eons- mencemenl snd containing 640 acres more or lass. Datad Sept. 12, 1910. ARTHUR HENRY JOHNSTON Pub. Oat. 17. Down in the G. T. P. railway yards today is a big Rotary Snow plow, trie most interesting unit in the big shipment of rolling stock landed yesterday. It looks like business now in the yards with the new workshop and engine shed roofed and window fitted, and the lines crowded with rolling stock. Besides the rotary plow, eleven box cars, and one colonist car were landed yesterday. Passenger business over the first hundred miles of line is certainly in contemplation, though possibly still some ways off. As long as there is the frequent risk of rocks coming down with snowslides on the line the rotary plow will not be used over places where this might occur, but a V plow is due to arrive with the next consignment of rolling stock, and as General Superintendent Mehan has stated, constant effort is being made to render the track absolutely free from risk of loose rock falling or sliding with snow. At Vancouver a whole yard full of rolling stock is ready to be transferred to Prince Rupert and may very soon be on the way here. for drinking in the bars in their uniform while off duty. The weather was mild and fine, so the walking was good. The company wants to await the promise of the city's protection before they will attempt any service. HEART FAILED IN SNOW Sad Death of V. E. Snodgraa, Telegraph Operator News has just come to hand that E. V. Snodgras, operator Yukon Telegraph, Andimaul, died while engaged in line repairs east of his station a few slays ago. From particulars so far received! it is learned that Mr. Snodgras had been working east of Andimaul on line trouble and instead of returning to his refuge house and reporting as is usual at the close of each day's work attempted to make his way through the bush to a railway camp. Becoming exhausted in the attempt he succumbed to heart failure on the way. Snodgras was a native of Iowa and had been connected with Yukon service for about one year. He was well known along the Skeena River. CAUGHT A SPARROW A Bird Before the Beak Is Caged for Want of a Big Bill HARRIS BOYS ARE HOME FOR XMAS FIRST COMPLETE FAMILY GROUP FOR THREE YEARS Miss Henny Wennersten l sk**u un<i District���District of coast -Swedish Specs.ls.1 ��� Electrical, Facial and Scalp Treatment Scientific Message treatment for rheumatism, nervoasneu and poor circulation, atanlcurlnit. also chiropody work. -:- -:- Room. No. 4, Exchange Block F. W. HART UNDERTAKER * KMHAI.MKR STOCK I'siMPl.KTr. THE IROQUOIS POOL English and American Billiards Eight Tables Second Ave. SNAPS LOTS BLOCK 8EC. PRICE 23 and 24 6 6 *3,5O0 pair 7 16 6 2,300 8 4 13 1 12,500 pair 7, 8, 9, 10 36 7 1,750 pair 1 2 51 8 550 pair T*k* notiee that Lion<t*. Din��en of Brandon, I Man., occupation teac-for, ntendi to apply for I i prrmiMion m purchaae tt* following deacribed | landa: Commencing at a poat plantad at the aouth- ' weat comer, 40 chaini narth and 40 ehaina eait of tha northeast eorner of Lot 1116 'Marvey Stir- | Tty), thence 00 ehaina north, lhaace 60 chaini aaat. , thence 60 chain* aouth, thenr�� 60 chains weat to poat of commencement, containing 360 acrea, mora [ iJatiT Nov. 14, 191*. LIONEL DINEEN Pub. Dec. 17. Fred Bohler, Agent Skeena Land Diatrict ��� District of Coaat Take netiea that Mary Hall of Part Slmpaoo, B. C, occupation nurse, intends to apply for prrrmnpion to purchase the following described landa: Commencing at a poat planted at tbe southwest 1 corner 100 chaini eaat and 20 chains north of I the northeast eorner of Lot UK (Harvey Surrey), thence HO chains north, tbence 80 chaini aaat, thence HO chaim aouth, thenee 86 chaini west I to poat of commencement, containing 646 acrea, I more or leas. Dated Nov. 14,1910. MARY HALL Pub. Dae. 17. Fred Bohler, Agent Skeena Land Diatriet���Diatrict of Coaat Take notica that May Dineea of Port Simpaon, B. C, occupation stenographer, intenda to aaply for permission to purchase the following deacribed | Commencing at a post planted at the northwest > I earner 106 chains eaat and 20 chains narth of the I northeast coraer of Lot 1116 (Harvey Survey., * 1 tbence 80 chains eaat. thence 40 chains south, I I thence 80 chains weat, thenee 40 chaini north to I , the poat of commencement, containing 820 acraa, mare or leas. 1 Dated Nov. 14. 1910. MAY DINEEN Pub. Dec. 17. Fred Bohler, Agent Skeena land Diatrict Dm net ��f Coast Take notice that Sarah K. Alton of Port Simpson. B. C, occupation aurae. intends ta apply for permission to purchaae the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted at the northwest corner 140 chaini east and 20 ehalns aouth of the northeast corner of Lot 1116 (Harvey Survey), thenee Hi chains aaat, thence 80 ehaini south, thenee 80 chains weat, thence north 86 chains to poat of commencement, containing 640 acrea, more Dated Nov. 14, 1910. SAKAH E. ALTON Pub. Dec. 17. Fred Bohler, Agent We have others on our lists, but these are the most ~ attractive today. G.R. NADEN COMPANY Limited. Second At�� . Prince Rupert. B.C. LAND LEASE NOTICE I'ssreas land Distriet���District ol Cosst Tate notice that Hume Hsblniton ol Prlnee Rupart. master mariner, intends to .paly lor permission to lease ihs- l<illowing described foreshore: Commencini at a post pl.nteal on ��� am.ll Islsnd in th. Skeea* River sbout three miles sbove Telefrsph Psinl tbence southerly 2000 leet. Dsted Dec. 11 1910. HUME BABIONTON Skeens Land District���District ol Cosst Take notice that Hume Babinfton ol Prince Rupert, master mariner, Intend, to spply lor permission to lease the tollowin. descrlbesl lsnd: A smsll isis.,! in the Skeena River about lour mllee ebevs Te)s*rraph| Point containing sbsut 50 acre*. Dates- Da:. 14, 191*. HUME BABINGTON Brother. Give Substantial Accounts of Splendid Mining Prospects in Hazelton District for the Coming Spring. Will Develop Their Great Strike Then. On the way to Vancouver for their first complete Christmas family reunion for three years, the Harris brothers Messrs, Hugh, D. A., and W. S. Harris of Hazelton mining fame, are in the city today. After their successful work during the past months as prospectors and mine owners in the rich mineral districts of the Hazelton mountains the Harris boys are looking forward to a merry Xmas altogether with the family. Everything up on the American Boy group which they have just left, ia in first class shape, and ready for the attack in spring when a big development scheme is on foot for this famous strike. J. A. Mullan remains in charge of the camp and claims up there while the brothers are down below. On their return the work of shaft-boxing will be started. Excellent accounts are given by Hugh Harris and his brothers regarding the various properties on the Hazelton Nine Mile Mountain with all of which they arc expertly intimate. "Lead King" shapes splendidly. "Sunrise" is being developed and shows excellent results. A. McKew and Angus Stewart's "Canadian Girl" is a very fine property, and a thVce foot strike of splendid ore is reported from Glen Mountain. Faulkner's "Four Mile" property is also reported by the Harris boys to be a promising claim and they are most enthusiastic regarding Hazelton district mining properties generally for the coming spring. WINNIPEG CAR STRIKE Company Waiting to Be Assured of City Protection Winnipeg, Dec. 16.���No wheels turned in the streets today following the mass meeting last night when the men declared a strike because the company would not reinstate the men dismissed Before the Beak this morning Gilbert Sparrow perched himself quite chirpily charged with being a bird os passage having no permanent nesting place or roost for the night. He had no chicken feed to help him out when he felt peckish, and looked a bit ruffled and twittery. Unable to pipe an explanation this particular Sparrow, will be caged until Tuesday, unless in the meantime some kind old bird with a bill worth $100 comes to the rescue, when released on bail, poor Sparrow will be allowed once more to spread his wings and flutter forth from behind the bars of his cage. HUDSON BAY UJJ WILL NOT WAIT ALTHOUGH THE TERMINAL HAS NOT BEEN DECIDED UPON Tenders for First 150 Mil,, Will B, Called for in January-FourUr,, Intere.t. Competing for Contr,ctli A despatch from Ottawa s-.ysth.tit is announced the construction ol ,h. Hudson Bay Raihvay from the Pu Mission to Split Luke will be proceeded with without waiting for a decision as to whether Fort Nelson or Fort Churchill is to be a terminal port. Tenders will be called for the construction of the first 160 miles, probably in January. No less than four lar-a |ttnM| will compete for this contract. Mr. J. D. Mi-Arthur, one of the ljrj�� contractors for the National Trans. continental, will tender lor the con- struction of the Hudson Bay Rail. ay; as also will Mr. M. J. O'Brien.of Renfrew. Another tender is expected from a powerful lydnicate, A foui. tender, and probably the successful one, will be made by the Canadian Northern Railway. The Canadian Northets ifl have the advantage of owning a nJuj line to the Pas, and rival \tamt must figure upon getting in theirsuppues over the Canadian Northern linetotb point. PALACE OF'SWEETS New Confectionery Store Will Open Next Week The Palace of Sweets will be open for business the beginning of the week and will naturally be the headquarters for Christmas confectionery. W. M. Ward has secured a first-class candy maker and he has put in a plant and will have the first batch of sweets ready for the public in a day or two. Home made candy, made in Prince Rupert, will be something new, and will be in great demand as the freshness will be assured. Watch for the opening on Monday at the Palace of Sweets, Third avenue near Sixth street. The Band of Love Twenty boys and girls have availed themselves of the opportunity to join this branch of the Salvation Army- work. This is all that the officers are able to accept until after the New Year when a number of others will be able to join. Those who have started are already becoming quite proficient in the flag and hoop drills, and will give an exhibition of their abilities at the Christmas tree entertainment, to be held in the Citadel on December 26th, ANOTHER WESTERN TERMINAL Port Hammond on Fraser River Chosen by American Railway Vancouver, Dec. 16.���It was reported in this city today that the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway company had purchased a site for a terminal at Port Hammond on the Fraser River. Port Hammond is admirably situated for such a site and has long been looked upon as a possible terminal for some great enterprising railway. Hentzman Pianos and all the latest and most popular music at Wark's Jewelry Store. RESCUERS TRIED HARD To Save Life of Joe Veicoil Ore- whelmed in Snow Beyond doubt Joseph Verswil. lb superintendent of the Silver Cuppn, of claims, met his death in a snonlifc on Hazelton Mountain. The accident happened on Mondfl afternoon, and news was wired whenew possible to Prince Rupert. Indefatigable efforts were m;ide tt dig Verscoil out of the snow that smodr ered him, but though all hands rusbd to his aid from neighboring claims tb* efforts were in vain. He was dead -rta reached. One of the first locators of the fanxw Silver Cup claims, Joseph Venal was well known in mining circles throui*- out British Columbia particularly in lb Hazelton district and the Kooteuj. where he did successful work fortnefsT. OPIUM FOUND ON BIG LINER CUSTOMS OFFICIALS AT SEATTU MAKE A BIG HALL Officials Were Advised Th.t Ths* Was $25,000 Worth of Opium *��* Thirty Smuggled Chinese on Bo��r�� the Minnesota. Seattle, Dec. 16. -CwUHtl om��*- searching the Great Horthtft. AttttM Minnesota found twent.v--ivo.-l ���** of smoking opium wrapped In ��� P"J sack and hidden under th.. crank*!** of the ship. ^_ Today the whole crew of the t*m were lined up on the deck while j* customs officers continued B*f*~T. The officials have been adv,sed tW there are $25,000 worth of opium and^ smuggled Chinese on the Jto-J which is the largest cargo boat on tne Pacific Ocean. Find it in'The Optimist Ads IMP LEASE N0T1CB ��*m!^S**Lmm^^t*^��Sl, Take notice that OwMJ WI* JJ fo||0��in�� *>��� to .pply for permlsiion tss le��w serlbed lands: . , ,MI "*JE Commenclnir st a post l''��n''" , ��� sjsejMJ e��t of Nsss River ���'A'^J^jnn. llj" 8 comer of A. F. W����h* ���J*2 *%�� is**-.2 chains .outh. stBOaalBS*"^*.' wnUi���n�� ���* east to point of consmencemm acres msee or le... QtOROl *lu" Dsted Noy. 1. H10. Pub. Nov. 17. ^rtwei^f-WWH' ThK prince kupert optimist REAL ESTATE SNAPS Several Lots on Plank Roadway in Section 7. Must be sold. Owners have left the city Call and see us about them F. B. Deacon Open Evenings Alder Block SIXTH ST. J CHIPS FROM THE [HUMORISTS i Twice as thfc 'bus slowly went dised way up the steep Cumberland Gap, the door at the rear opened and slammed. At first tho��e inside paid little heed; but the third time they demanded to know- why they should be disturbed in this fashion. "Whist," cautioned the driver, "dont spake so loud; she'll overhear us." "Who?" "The mare. Spake low! Shure O'im desaviri' th' creature. Every time she 'ears the door close, she thinks wan o' yez is gottin' down ter walk up th' hill, an' that sort a' raises her sperrits." SAMUEL HARRISON V. F. G. GAMBLE Samuel Harrison & Co. Real Estate and Stock Brokers Portland Canal Stocks and Claims a Specialty Agents for Stewart Land Co. Prince Rupert and Stewart "If you become a citizen, Prince, you will have to drop your title." "Drop my title! Nevaire! What then would have I to offset the dower of a rich American bride?" Professional Cards W. L. BARKER Architect Second avenue and Third street Over Westenhaver Bros.' Office. MUNRO & LA1LEY Architects, Stork Building, Second Avenue. ALFRED CARES, C. V. BENNETT, B.A. of British l-siluinliia of B.C., Ontario,Sas- issiil Manitoba Bar.. katclsewsn and Al berta liars. CARSS & BENNETT* Barristers, Notaries, Etc. Office��� Exchange block, corner Third svenue and Sixth street. Prince RtioerL 8 We Have Moved TO OUR NEW OFFICE IN THE Helgerson Building 6th STREET t Union Transfer & Storage Co. Ltd. Agents for Imperial Oil Company Telephone 36 WM. S. HALL, L.D.S., I). D. S. Dentist. Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. All dental operatis.ns skilfully treatesl. Ca. and local ans.thetic. administered for the tminlca. ex* traction of teeth. Consultation free. Offices: 19 snd 20 Alder Block. Prince Rupert. 11-12 "Madam, may I ask you to remove your hatpin?" "Sir, you are rude!" "Doubtless, madam, doubltess, but the discomfort of standing in a swaying car with your hatpin through the rim of my ear must by my excuse. Perhaps my ear is too large anyhow." The morning after the firemen's picnic Hogan, the pipe-man, was in a bad way. "Howly shmokc!" he groaned, "me in> sides is burnin' up, Honors." "Do you think, Mike, that ye could git th' fire tinder control wid a bottle iv beer?" asked Honors. "I dunno," said Hogan, "but anyway it would help me to wet down th' ruins!" LUCAS CSb GRANT Civil and Mining Engineer* and Survsyors, Reports. Plans, Specifications, estimates. Wharf Construction. Etc. Office:-2nd Ave., near First Street P. O. Bos. 82 PRINCE RUPERT If* 4um��muuuu..uuu��Uam.mm*��f*7TT BOYS! By Selling After School START A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN The OPTIMIST 25 Cents Buys 8 Papers They Sell Like Hot Cakes YOU KEEP THE PROFITS A few pennies and "just a little effort" will mean dollars at the week's end. Remember : You don't have to create a desire for the Optimist. It's "first with reliable news" and always in demand. Call tomorrow for papers and make money, rain or shine. JULIUS LEVY Jobber of High-grade Havana Cigars Tobaccos Wholesale and Retail Mrs. Jawback���I'm always ready to listen to reason. Mr. Jawback���Huh! Mrs. Jawback���But I insist on deciding for myself what is and what is not reason. The seven stages of man: Listening wide-eyed to Santa Claus tales. Looking for Santa Claus. Disbelief in Santa Claus. Expecting gifts from relatives and friends. Making gifts. Sending Christmas cards. Playing Santa Claus. Some Timely Advice Don't make costly presents to a woman For, if you do, She, being human, Will think a darnsitcmore of the presents than she will of you. Act, then, the sage's part, Modest priced and few; Then her sunny heart Will flutter round the presents for a minute, then fly to you. PEACE TRIBUNAL WITH THE STATES RESOLUTION TO ASK BRITAIN TO MAKETHE ARRANGEMENT The Tribunal Is to Bc Either Between the Old Country and the States or Between Canada and the Slates. Ottawa, Dec. 16. -A resolution will be brought in next session asking Britain to arrange for a permanent peace tribunal either between the old country and United States or between the Dominion and thc Republic. If you would like to see a clock that is 261 years old you will see It at Wark's Jewelry Store. 182���tf P. O. BOX 23 PRINCE RUPERT JOHN E. DAVEY TEACHER OF SINGING ri'i'ii. or wa. roxoN. Esq.. ��.��.*.��.. i.on.. kno. fb-16 Prince Rupert Lodge, 1.0.0.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. C. V. BENNBTT, N. G. N. SCHEINMAN. Sec. Utile's NEWS Agency Magazines :: Periodicals :: Newspapers CIGARS :: TOBACCOS :: FRUITS G.T.P. WHARF Plumbing, Heating and General Steam Fitting WM. GRANT 8HOP-Ua.nnsntof Helirerson Hlock SIXTH STREET. Phons No. at GENERAL BLACKSMITH (NO KORSESWEI H. McKEEN 3rd and lik St Phone 59 M ������OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOf Canadian General Electric Co. Limited, Canada Foundry Co., Limited TOP.ONTO, ONT. MANUFACTURERS OF All elsssss of Elsctricsl Apusratsa*. Railway Supplies, Pumps. Knsrisaa, Rollers, Concrete Mixers, Ornsment- al Iron snsl Bronta Work, Etc. W. CLARK DURANT ��� Agent ROOM 4. HdKTYRE BLOCK - P. 0. BOX 724 i ooooooooooooooooooooc^ooi INSERT YOUR LAND PURCHASE NOTICES IN THE OPTIMIST CARTAGE and STORAGE G. T. P. Transfer Agents Orders promptly (Wed. Prices reasonable. OFFICE-11. B.Rochester. Centra SU Phona SB. Old German Lager Schlitz Lager These are the beverages that make health, strength and happiness your lot. Prices are very reasonable and your order will receive prompt attention All varieties of Wines and Liquors also kept in stock. Sutherland & Maynard BOI.E "HANDLERS FOR NORTHERN B. C PHONE 123 Fraser Street and Sixth Street The Westholme Lumber Co. LIMITED First Avenue Telephone 186 ���WE HANDLE EVERYTHING IN ��� LUMBER PLASTER AT $17 PER TON, DELIVERED LIME AT $2.40 PER BARREL. DELIVERED COAL D. H. MORRISON Builder and Contractor Plans and specifications prepared -ESTIMATES GIVEN- OFFICE:-Corner 5lh Ave. A Green Si Phone No. 228 Green PRINCE RUPERT, B. C GRAND HOTEL WORKING MAN'S HOME Spring Bcils, clean White Sheet* 25c Rooms 50c BEST IN TOWN FOR THE MONEY Labour Bureau in connection All kinds of positions _,__,., funished FREL FIRST AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET J. GOODMAN, Proprietor Phone 178, Prince Rupert, B.C. B. C. BAKERY If you want that sweet, nutty flavored BREAD-try our FRENCH-the kind that pleases. Third Ave., between 7��h and 8th Sla. THE PRINCE RUPERT OPTIMIST MCXMW-sUOC] !: IXXXXXXXXXjettCXKXX K w\ (XXXXXXX Who Does Not Like l x ! TO LOOK AT NEW GOODS I! The answers that practically everyone is interested in and likes looking at new things. The last boats to reach here brought many new things to our store. Among them are the latest things in ladies' jabots, collars, lielts.[stocks, handkerchiefs, etc., and many other fancy items for holiday gifts. . . Other new lines to hnnd are children's underwear (Turnbull's Unshrhk- able) D. & A. and La Diva Corsets, Bov's Kain Coats, and a heavy shipment of curtain goods, cretonnes, madrasses, couch covers, portiers, art sateens, etc. t H. S. Wallace Co. I Pisces 9 LIMITED Fultoa St. aad 3rd Ava. ? PRINCE RUPERT DANCING ACADEMY The first of a series of Dances will be held Wednesday Evening, Dec. 21 -1N- McINTYRE'S HALL GRAY'S ORCHESTRA will furnish the music, which means it will be the best. Gentleman's Ticket 11.00; Ladles Free FRED ARCHER - instructtor MORE LUNATICS JOIN THE CRAFT INMATES OF MATTEAWAN ASYLUM PUBLISH A PAPER New Journal Will Voice the Aspirations of the Thirty Thousand Lunatic! In New York Who Are Under Lock and Key. Fishkill Landing, N. Y., Dec. 17.��� The first issue of the Weekly Loonytic published by the inmates of the Mat- teawan insane aslyum, where Harry K. Thaw is confined, has just appeared. Thaw does not appear as one of the editors, but it is announced that he will contribute to the next issue. The paper says: "Every profession, trade or business has a journal to voice its kicks and benefits except the lunatics. In the .State of New York thirty thousand of 2(raT�� --sgT) Christmas Gifts THAT ARE RIGHT PLEASE EVERYBODY To please is the wish of all. This end will be attained by inspecting our large range of holiday goods. Holiday Neckwear As a present a handsome Necktie is always a suitable and most acceptable gift. . . . For this reason our stock of Neckwear cannot be surpassed. . . The famous Pirn's Irish Poplins in all the latest shades, and the best English Silks in the new Paisley patterns, and all other fashionable shades, comprise our well selected stock. ALL IN INDIVIDUAL BOXES Prices .75, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75 CALL AND SEE OUR VAST RANGE Dent's and Perrin's Gloves These lines are known to everybody as a guarantee of the highest quality of gloves made. Our stock is composed of every fashionable shade and weight in: Grey Suede, Unlined Tan Mocha, Unlined Tan Mocha, Wool lined Tan Mocha, Silk lined Tan Dog Skin, Unlined Tan Dog Skin, Fur Tan Dog Skin, Wool lined lined Prices 1.00, 1.25, 1.50. 1.75, 2.00, 2.75 Our stock of fine Woollen Gloves is just as complete. Prices BOc, 76c, 1.00. The very great attention that is being paid to dress today by all classes of men shows that we all recognize the important part played by good clothes in our social and business advancement. 20th Century Brand Clothes are tailored expressly to meet the demand occasioned by this attitude towards dress. They express the true spirit of fashion. This is one of the newest achievements in good clothes-making and one of the most difficult. These are also the handsomest Christmas presents one can find. SLOAN & COMPANY SIXTH STREET ALDER BLOCK (j******* Os"�� us are now restrained, fed, housed and clothed at an annual expenditure ol $6,000,000. Outside insane asylums, thousands are being incubated in the hatcheries of -so-called civilized and conservative society, preparing to make one of these places their final roosting place. "It is to put them and the taxpayers wise to the inside of their future home that we launch this longfelt want. The profits from this family journal will be spent for the entertainment of the inmates." ACROSS AFRICA IN MOTOR BOAT YOUNC AUSTRIAN OFFICER WILL ATTEMPT CREAT JOURNEY Lieut. Crater's Boat la Specially Built for Purpose and Can Be Cycled Across the Land Patchea. Vienna, Dec. 17. ���Lieut. Paul Gratez, the young Austrian officer who made the first journey across Africa in a motor car, is about to make a similar journey in a motor boat. He expects to start from Chinde on the east coast. After descending die 7ambesi and the Shire to Lake Nyassa, he will reach the watershed dividing the rivers which flow to the east from those which flow to the west. His motor boat will be carried overland for a distance of about twenty miles. A kind of bicycle carriage has been constructed for the overland journey, which will enable the boat to be pushed across country with ease, even if there are no roads. The boat will then be taken down the Fife and the Ctfambezi rivers to the unexplored Bangualo Lake. Lieut. Gratez Btatcs that this lake has never been traversed by a European. He passed near it on his motor car journey, but the natives refused to allow him to make a voyage on the lake in a canoe, as they declared it was guarded by enormous serpents and filled with water la-asfclisufciis. CHRISTMAS GIFTS Ebony Toilet and Manicure Sets Silver Mounted Ebony Toilet and Manicure Sets High Class Brass Ware Cadbury Chocolates Salomie Chocolates Christmas Cards from Five Cents to Two Dollars, Etc. The quality of our goods are unsurpassed and at convincingly low prices. Frank D. Keeley DRUGGIST PHONE 200 s-ssMV-ss-tsset: M W^0*m\VB^4mam*0ll/m*mW^mWmmmW *** For Men Only Are you doing your duty by your family? What would happen to your wife and children if you were taken away? Would yuur wife have to earn her own living? Would your children be educated? Would they be dependent on others? These are most serious questions whieh every man should answer to his own satisfaction. Life Insurance is the one sure way to make provision for your family after you are gone. Get some life Insurance before you become disqualified. See us for particulars. ���pouts of boiling water. A careful survey of this lake is one of the objects of the expedition. Lieut. Gratez's motor boat haa been specially built for the expedition. It has a draught of only twelve inches. It is twenty-eight feet long, and four and a half feet wide, and is fitted with an eight-horse-power Daimler motor. Four natives from German East Africa will be taken as crew. The journey will take about seven months. K. of P. Hall Dance Club Thursday evening, December 22nd in the K. of P. Hall (opposite Keeley's drug store) from eight to nine instruction in dancing. Special program from nine to twelve. Christmas tree and souvenirs for all patrons. Gentlemen $1, ladies free. 191���196 If you would like to see a clock that is 261 years old you will see it at Wark's Jewelry Store. ;; w. j. McCutcheon ', (*arries complete stork sif Drum. Sptdil , , attention paid to fillinsr pmrriiitisn. !! TotatreBlockrns.Ni s^St-corak U. S. ARMY IS UNFIT FOR WAR SO REPORTS WAR SECRETARY DICKENSON TO HOUSE Says the National Forces Are Di- ficient Both in Numbers and Organization���Land Forces Are Ml Even to Repel an Invasion. Washington, Dec. 17. The totsl a- preparedness of the United Sulsi ��� war is set out in a rtartllnj ���*&* by Secretary of War Dickinson ��i reply to the House resolution HJ duced by Representative McUtUn calling for a statement of the militsf conditions as they exist today. This does not mean that the co* is deficient only in offensive p"* 'In my opinion this country cm* so far as land forces are conivw. says Mr. Dickinson. "In- conaMt��*M state of readiness for defense or to repa an invasion if attempted on our tm by any first class power having * shipping to transport ami I"'' naV)' ** protect the transit of her armored (oral over the sea." The regular army is found by N* retary Dickinson to be almost W ally deficient. It lacks numbers. �� lacks the proper proportion" �� ��� various arms, and i-awves of m guns and supplies; it is widely �����������* it is not orgainzod Into l.risad** ����� divisions essential for war ptttpwj While the coast defences are satisI-ctOT in the matter of equipment there ar not enough artillerymen to man WO." ""He declared there is an actual shorW of 336,600 men to defend the At���� and Gulf Coasts. In addmon !������� trained Coast Artillery troops J needed to man the exist mR�����*��� adequately man the PaciHc .ort�� >��- additional artillerymen are necesssrj. INSERT YOUR LAND PURCHASS NOTICES IN THE OPTIMIST
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Title | The Prince Rupert Optimist |
Alternate Title | [The Daily News] |
Publisher | Prince Rupert, B.C. : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1910-12-19 |
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Notes | Titled The Prince Rupert Optimist up to and including April 29, 1911; titled The Daily News May 1, 1911 and thereafter. |
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Date Available | 2015-12-10 |
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