��� ailiiSHHHWIHH���WlWIMaalllWfcWaWlPe 11 The Prince DAILY EDITION VOL. II. NO. 75 Prince Rupert, B.C.. Thursday. April 6. 1911, I :> '*:___:. "T*7 ���A^ Price Five Cents QUEBEC'S WRECKED BRIDGE TO RISE IN NEW STRENGTH Contract for Fine New Structure to Cost Nine Million Dollars Just Let by Dominion Government to the St. Lawrence Bridge Company work waa the cause ; Special to thc Optimist) Ottawa, April 6. ���At last after two years' consideration, the Government i decided to avtfd the contract for m',. construction of a railway bridge over the St. Lawrence to take the place ol the one which collapsed with such [earful loss of life during its construction. Plans submitted by the St. Lawrence Bridge Compuny have been accepted by the Commission appointed to consider lenders. The estimated cost of the new bridge is $8,885,000. A Tragedy Recalled Sis million dollars of loss was borne by the Government when the first bridge collapsed, and the structure remained ruined, an unsightly failure, marring the river just above Quebec. Many of the bodies of the workmen who lost their lives in the accident ould ii"' possibly be recovered from the river as they were crushed under inn- ol metal Overloading the structure its partially constructed state with material for the of the disaster. A Stronger Structure A stronger und mote substantial bridge In every way is planned by tin- company now to undertake the work, and the new structure will be put In hands ut the earliest possible. REBELLIOUS UPRISING Albanians. Bulgarians nnd Montenegrins Disturbed Against Turkej (Special to the Optimist) Rome, April 5. Serious irouble is brewing In the near east. News has come io hand ihat Albanians numbering about $5,000 are In rebellion against Turkey and thai 80,000 more may be I affected by the example of the first to rebel. It is feared that the Bulgarians and Montenegrins are encouraging tht-l insurrectionists, and that they may all become embroiled iii the trouble. ) A HOSPITAL BALL A Ball will be given in Mclntyre Hall on Tuesday night, April 18, under the auspices of the Woman's Auxiliary of the General Hospital Association. Tickets are now selling ul $2 each antl can be had from Mesdames D.O.Stewart Tremayne, V.V. Median and J.ll! Mi'Mullin. The proceeds of the hall will be devoted to the upkeep of the hospital. Thi ll a tine opportunity for citizens and others who would like to get the full value of their money ami at ihe same lime help a noble cause. l tlie same un "BIG SMOKE" IS FEELING BAD REDOUTABLE FISTIC FIGHTING COON IN 1 HE COOP Jack Johnson Juilcd for Joy Riding Jibs al His Job and Kicks at tbe Burgoo. RUPERTS HOLD BILLIARD CUP bill ATED THE WANDERERS IN MATCH LAST NIGHT Some Clever Work With the Cue Waa Done by Local Players���Match is the Third of Monthly Seriea. "Kntm ye not that they that, play a billiard tournament play all, but one receiveth the prize." In the toum- iraenl referred to it wasn't the Wan- derel ' Club that received the prize, therefore it was the Prince Rupert Club. T ,i nil spasm of tl.e famous tournament ended last night in the Wanderers' Club. The Ruperts scored 710 points Isst night against their opponents' 673 ami thi tt anderan hud the mortification ol seeing the conquering heroes come and go. Tha defeated aggregation are tossing iv i subterfuges broadcast too, in explanation of what happened. J. N. Mci.ullin was the best cannonader the r, R.V had. He made one breuk of Hi an i sevt nil near .he 20 mark. S. P. McMordie, McMullln's rival, hud to to resuscitated several times by Bill Case) nml a coterie of tooters. But there was nothing to it. 'Magistrate Cares handled thut cue like the real artist ut the game he is. Then Prank Mobley und Joe Howe Wtestli I and Howe says he doesn't mow how Frank managed to get eight Wall ahead at the end of the game but hs did. : ��� lerious. McMullin's game W the beet exhibition of billiards H-in locally In many moons. It wus pwtty, splendid, wonderful, etc. The spectators used various adjectives. Here's last night's scores: Wanderera' A. E. Oakley 177 B.P.McM��rdie .. ilM 'OssphHowe 242 T��t��l 573 Prince Ruperts' ntateCan 250 tM.McMullin. 250 "��>k Mobley !.!!!!!!!!!mo Total 710 ... ii Monday night the scores were Thii T' I"*' ',rincc Ruperts 715. {���"the Prince Ruperts lead on the "J^ttthesbj 124 points. mxt , tournament will be held gi month \s a r,,su|t of the mn,,.h j +&"monuT"1 h��'d the CUP f��r totlmT ,;":'l(,n' who was sentenced jail ! "'" A\t* in the New Westminster u�� weeks ago for disturbing the <iuri,H, i'" '' '"H " ,)<),,k of his experiences I'll' rn,', ;'"'*" '" I,rince Rul)ert **n^ kSK,i,,|7��l his arrest. The ^ml I'Uhhshed on his release. INSANE FARMER CUT HIS THROAT GHASTLY SIGHT WAS WITNESSED IN A WINNIPEC SUBURB Joseph Robinson, of Transcon. Cut Hie Throat aa Hc Walked Along! Then Got up and Started to Walk I to the City. (Special to the Optimisti Winnipeg, April (I. -Joseph Robinson farmer of Transcon, Manitoba, wus found walking into this city wiih his throat CUt bust evening. A constable met him and look him to the hospital where he may recover. Robinson told a rambling story < f having lost his plate by lire which dit! damage of $2,000. lie says he started to walk to the city in the morning. On the way he went into an empty house and tried to cut his throat with a pocket knife. Then he lay down for n couple of hours expecting to die but got tired of waiting, so he set out for the cily again. He is forty years of age antl unmarried. TO BOOST THE TOWN Thc plans for launching a new publicity organisation in I'rince Rupert are proceeding apace. Mr. J. J. Sloan has appointed a temporary committee on organisation composed of the followini': Messrs. (ieorge Tite, II. II. Clark.', W. S. Benson, O. H. Nelson and J, S. Cowper, The committee will meet this evening and draw up plans for the culling together of a public meeting to creule the organisation and elect olhcers. (Special to the Optimist) San Francisco, April u. sinie "De Smoke," otherwise tne redoutable Jack Johnson of Nevada fame achieved his famous victory he has get slung out joy-riding. Held up by the authorities and found guilty ol exceeding the speetl limit the nsiie chamopin found that a line was not required from him, but he wits Instead compelled to serve hi- spell In the country jail. Nl w Johnson is a sore and SOTTOwful negto. He get; the pri.sfil.fti prison tare, and to him is assigned ihe Job of grooming antl waiting oil the city carl burses. Before the champion arrived the job was done by a petty offender named O'Brien. Johnson's chief kkh is ut his lund. He is rather particular about his diet, and prison fan- pleases him poorly, lie ilnnks thai his exemplary conduct entitles him to the Lieutenant t lovernorship of the "I I ull blame ( hicken coop," but would rather lie home 'long o' mutlder all tie same. SHIPPING REPORTS TERRIFIC SHOCK SHATTERS POWDER HOUSE AT NANAIMO Heroic Engineer Hurled Forty Feet and Horribly Hurt ���Tremendous Shocks Rouse Whole Town Scared Citizens Rush into Streets (Special io the Optimist) ��� Nanaimo, April 6 -All Nanaimo wus aroused at twelve o'clock last night by a terrific explosion which shook lhe whole town. There were two distinct shocks which shattered plate glass window.-, everywhere, and brought people running in great alarm and scanty attire to the streets. A gteai glare of flame lit un the whole harbor and city, and thinking that the Protection mine had blown up the citizens hurried in lhe wildest excitement towards the waterfront, Engineer May Die Very soon the fact became known that the powder magaslne i n Protection Island hud gone up igniting a gasoline store near by which waa (tercel] blazing when the crash of the sen nd explosion died away. Humors rapidly spread that several han been killed and many injured by the explosion, but i; turned ou: tlu.t only < ne man had Suffered. I If was John Joins, lhe Light engineer, and |���. will probably die in the hospital. Conduct Was Heroic His conduct was heroic, for whenever he found out ihai the powder magaslne was on lire he dashed io the telephone to notify the manager. No sooner was thia done that the engineer hurried hack to do what he could to put out the Runes though he knew the risk he ran waa a terrible one. Hardly hail he started on his plucky errand when the explosion occurred. Hurled forty feet by the concussion, horribly cut all over the body, ami stunned, Joins was picked up for dead, and a nveyed to the hospital where he lies it is feared, dying. l'l.mi, the Dynamite Alter the second explosion the lire quickly subsided, the Inflammable stuff being rapidly devoured by the flame*. It is known that some stored dynamite caused the tot explosion but how the fire start) d la nol discovered, A BIG SURPLUS 'SAYS McBRIDE IN THE OLD LAND! GOT AN OFFER GREAT BRITAIN'S REVENUE EX-i HE DECLINED TO TAKE PART IN From Ihe Dominion Government It-US Station* Wire- (At �� A. M. Skidegate Clear, sea smooth, t.'ut- bound a whaling steamer probably (Irani at 8 u.m. Triangle Overcust, ea smooth. S.S. Princess May notrobound off Pine Wand al 8 p.m, Wednesday. Tatoosh < loudy, mi .-month. In two masted steamei at M6; three masted schooner al ���> a.m.: ihree masted hark al 8 a.m. (At Niiom Tatoosh In barque Belfast Out ship A. .1. Fuller, schooner Prosper towing, tn barque Buako at 11.45, Estevan reports schooner Bsschawa passed eastbound al " a..m. CEEDS EXPENDITURE Chancellor Lloyd-George'a Eatimat- ed Revenue Topped by $20,000,000 Effect on Canadian Inveatmentr Will be Good Thia Year. Special to lhe Opiimist) l��ndon. April ti. Canada's big budge, surplus has created considerable satisfaction among capitalists here who are Interested In the Dominion us a field fnr investment. The fact thut British revenue returns for the year show a surplus of over 120,000,000 over Lloyd- i eorge's estimate as Chancellor of the Fxchei|uer in his last budget Btatemeni i also causing gnat rdlttsfacUon, und tha elTect will reflect to the good of Canada also. Britain's surplus of revenue over expenditure totals up to 128,088,880. Al- Alderman Pattullo to Return A private letter announces that ilertnan l'attullo will arrive back in t���e city from Vancouver on April 15th. Interviews winch have appeared in the Vancouver and Victoria papers " show thai Alderman Pattullo has hem " dvaceiy engaged in boosting Prince Rupert while he has I n away. The llrdi' <>f Owls will meet lonigl.t iu the Knights of Pythias Hall. Helgerson Block, at B p.m. PREMIER SCOTT PAYS TRIBUTE TO SCENIC SPLENDORS OF RUPERT PLOT AGAINST BORDEN Eastern Conservatives Offered Federal Leadership to McBride but He Turned Tiicm ,. ,..,, ,,, ,ln Proper Kind of a Way. Toronto, April til The Daily Star has the following in the Ottawa despatch with regard lo Mr. I'. I.. Hor- den's leadership of the Conservative party: "Tin Story current is thai one Conservative member from Quebec offered io pay tl xpenses for thirty constituencies in lhal province if the were allowed io select the candidates, and ihat another Conservative M. I' who lives in Montreal promised to do a similar part upon I hi minimi lhal Mr. Borden were deposeed. "This, il is said, led the junta in Montreal tO ciimn.unicale will, Hon. Richard McBride, premiei of Hritish Columbia, whom ihey asked lo accept the leadership. They got the reply which might have In en expected from a gentleman, namely, that he had no .I. in io take any pun in a plot against his federal leader, and that in any if such an olfer were to he made to him ii must coma from ihe parliamentary party and not from any self- constituted committee in Montreal or elsewhere. "Then ihe story goes, tin- conspirators transferred their oirer to Sir James Whitney, who retaliated by sending their communication to Mr. Borden and thus informing the federal lender of lhe conspiracy against him." From the highest point of Acropolis Hill Premier Waller Scott of fWS- kutchewan, Lieutenant-Governor Brown of Saskatchewan, and Mr. .1. M. Young,: vice-president of the Regina Board ol Trade, saw Prince Kupert anil the surrounding country to excellent advantage yesterday afternoon. The visitors were taken there by ���everul of the lending ei'izelis of l'nii" Li-pert und these gentlemen explanwl the lay out of ihe ciiy and enthusia tlcal ly expatiated on ihe charming scenery lind opportunities of this place with tne vision of greatness thai will RSSUiedl) be realized. Trip on thcllnrbor Then Dr. Tremayne placed his tin'' gasoline yacht Evelyn ai ihe disposal of the visitors and they wen taken to Shliwallaiis Falls, Seal Cove, Dlgoy Island and all Interesting points around thi' harbor. Beats the Prairiea Regina is all right, said the visitors bill ii sib "in there on the prairie without any charming natural beauty around it like this aty. ritey weic more than delighted with everytHIng they saw and predicted tha if Prmo Rupert gets half ile reflex of Its bright objective It will be a wonderful gateway ^ this pr...is.il land. But they said the full reflex will be realised Made Good Party When tne party returned to the ,tcamer I'rinee Rupert tney tad mh octites that the appetite of t hi !���r, was a mere circumstance in com p*��Thto salt water breete to fine," ��ald I Governor Brown." The citizens who accompanied Premier Scott and his friends were Fred Dawson Fred Stork, A. J. Morris, 0. K. Naden, A. M. Manson and Dr. Tremayne. "All Aboard for Rupert" In lhe evening Mayor Manson called on the visitors and extended greetings on behalf of tta people of the cily and had learned thai tta trio were greatly impressed with all that Ihey had seen of the city. "I expert thai before very long that we ���-hall he taking train from Regina f, i here and that you will be getting :t good deal of trade from tin' prairie province! " -:'i'i Premier Scott, The vigors left on the steamer Prinee Kupert for Stewart this morning ;t eight o'clock. They will le'urn to Vat couver tomorrow, LOCAL TALENT INVITED Live Prince Rupert Boxers nnd Wrestlers, Step Up Please Kid blooded youth In Prince Kupert is will aware, of o uree, that the B, c. Boxing and Wrestling < hsmpionahlp comes olf the fourth and fifth of May uniler tlie auaplces of ihe Vancouver Athletic Club, Prince Rupert boys bandy wilh tin gloves, or lilhe an- supple in i he wrestling ring, are Invited to enter for this contest. It is fell both in our own city antl down below, that Prinee Ruper n ally ought lo he rep- re.-, I in ihe championship struggle, aid R, Seragg, secretary of tin V. A. ���'., has kindly sent up some entry forms (or the i�� neiii of local aspirants. These i',in he had from Frank T. Bownoea al the Exchange Drill. Contestants musi be members of tl.e B. C, A. A. I' and membership hums for this union of athletes can also be obtained by courteay of Mr. Bowness who will supply information! PRINCE RUPERT OPTIMIST LYNCH BROS. / Department Stores Prince Rupert, B.C. I X~. = THE COSY CORNER = DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN -~+- SS. GROCERIES SASHES HARDWARE DOORS CROCKERY GLASS MEN'S FURNISHINGS BUILDING SUPPLIES This is a little section of the paper, which from day to day will be devoted to subjects of special interest to women. Any and all of the ladiee of Prince Rupert are invited to contribute to its columns, and to take part in its discussions. Suggestions and criticisms are invited by the editor. The hope is expressed that "The Cosy Corner" will fill a social need. Saila for Vancouver Victoria AND Seattle Saila for Stewart, Thu SOCIAL NOTES Mr. Thos. McClymont Married . We supply Farmhouses, Camps, Mines, and save the buyer money. Write for our Price List Mail orders receive prompt attention Largest Stock in Northern B. C. I MjW^awa^a��<\^Mf^M/^��*a^Q A little every day hlep is worth a lot of Sunday holiness. Many a sinner is adept at drawing fashion plates for saints. NFORMATION ���BUREAU THE OPTIMISTwill furnish correct infor- mat inn to all enquirers who desire to get in closer touch with Canada's youngest but most flourishing city : : : : : There is no time like the present. Send us your name and address, and mention the line or lines of business you are particularly interested in. We will send you reply by return mail ^^ Optimist Information Bureau Portage la Prairie, Manitoba A pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. McLenaghen, Garland street, on Tuesday evening, March 28th, when their second daughter, Jean M., became the wife of Thomas McClymont, of Prince, Rupert. Promptly at eight o'clock, the bride enteted the drawing room, loaning on the arm of her father, to the strains cl Lohengrin's Wedding March played by Miss Elsie McLenaghen. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Thurlow Fraser. The bride was gowned in ivory duchess satin with pearl trimmings and carried a shower bouquet of white roses. Miss Jessie McLenaghen, in a becoming gown of silk crepe in apricot shade, wi'h coral trimmings and carrying pink roses, acted as bridesmaid. Dr. Duff supported the groom. A dainty supper was then served by Miss Franks, Misses Laura, Gertrude and Myrtle McLenaghen. The guests numbered about thirty, and included only Ihe relatives and intimate fiineds of the contracting parties. The bride's mother wore a becoming gown of black silk with sequin trimmings. The drawing rooms were prettily decorated with pink and white can- nations and palms. Mr. and Mrs. McClymont left on the 12 o'clock C. P. R. for Prince Rupert via Vancouver. The travelling suit of the bride was a plain tailor made suit of navy blue serge, with blouse of blue foulard, and hat of tuscan and blue. She wore a handsome set of mink furs the groom's gift. Thc large number of beautiful gifts received testify lo the esteem in which the young couple are held. The occasion was the more interesting owing to the fact that it was also the anniversary of the marriage of the bride's mother and father. Fridays, at 8.00 a.m. P.O. BOX 1645 PRINCE RUPERT. B.C. The Optimist The Ladies of the Kaien Island Athletic Club entertained at Five Hundred on Tuesday evening. Prises were won by Miss Kinkade and Mr. F. Henning. COSTLY SPECK OF DUST What Life Means to the Man With the Golden Voice Signor Caruso, the famous tenor, has just lost flu,(mo through a little speck of dust. This insignificant morsel blew into his throat as he was walking along the street, with the result that he had to cancel four operatic performances for which he was to have been paid $2600 each. It is not so very many years ago since Caruso was receiving only tenpence a day for singing in a church choir. Now Vugs his shoulders at $300,000 a year. Up till comparatively recently he used to live tne luxurious life of a wealthy man. but lately he had had to follow an almost Spartan regime in order to preserve his wonderful voice. "It is thc simple life for me now," he said to a friend recently. "No more late suppers. Close attention to diet and abundance of outdoor exercise and sleep are the rules my physician has prescribed for me." Among his various accomplishments, Caruso has lately turned fashion-maker, for he created no little sensation on one occasion by appearing in an evening dress suit of a golden brown color. Not to be outdone, a fellow singer in the opera company immediately ordered A RECIPE IN RYHME All Ingredients Complete to Make an Orange Compote Sweet Take oranges of medium size. The peel remove I pray; From each a round cut from one end And scoop the seeds away. Fill up the little cups thus formed With strawberry preserve��� That flavor mixed with orange juice Is more than most deserve. Then top each orange with whipped cream, A cap all soft and white, Made up of puffs, while for rosettes The strawberries gleam bright. On separate plates the fruit then serve With laay-fingers slim, And I've no doubt a king would say The dish was fit for him ADD TO YOUR LIST OF CAMES At a Game Party You'll Find Thia One Cornea In Each player is given a strip of paper and a pencil, and is asked to choose a short word and write it ithe letters one below the other) down lhe left hand margin of the paper. This done, he spells the sajpe word backwards, ind writes the letters reversed down the right hand margin of the paper. The fun then consists in discovering words which begin with the letter at the left of the paper, and end with the letter at the right; that is, with the first and last letters of the word chosen, and so on. At the end of two minutes the papers are collected by the timekeeper, who awards one point towards the prize for any word correctly filled out. At the end of a stated time the player winning most pointa receives a prize. Wedni , Queen ort, Fa- iy, Rose Queen ss. Prince Albert sails for Port Simp. son, Naas River Poii I . Masset Naden Harbor, every day, 1.00 p.m. and for: Refuge Bay, Skldegat Charlotte City, Locke] cofi, Jedway, Ikeda Bi Harbor ami return vi Charlotte City every Saturday 1.00 p.m. The Grand Trunk Railway System connecting with trains from the l'acilic coast operates a frequent and *onven* ient service of luxurious trail - iver Ita double track route between Chicago, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Halifax, Portland, Boston, New York ai d Philadelphia. Information anil tickets obtainable from the office hereur li r mentioned. Trans-Atlantic bookings by ill lines arranged. A. E. McMASTER FREIGHT AND PASSENGER AGENT FAMOUS PRINCESS LINE ��� Canadian Pacific Railway Company B.C. Coail S.S. Srnrict DELIVERED TO ANY ADDRESS IN SECTIONS 1, 5 AND 6 EVERY DAY FOR 50c PER MONTH a dress suit of dark purple. EVERY ONE TRUE And One Lived up to Beats the Bunch Forgotten Virtue is the joy of the upward way. You can easily hide the dix ine by definitions. Twisted truth usually doubles back on the user. The still, small voice is not the small mind. The putty man is apt to be proud of his patience. Making the world gloomy will not make it cleaner. Misery is the mental chaos of the self-centered mind. . Tears have no real meaning to those I who cannot laugh. NOT IN THE PLAY Rat in the Theatre Gives the Girls Such a Fright New York, April 6.���A big rat caused a great big scare among the women in the matinee audience at the Broadway Theatre in Brooklyn. This is where Victor Moore is playing in "The Happiest Night of His Life." The women did impromptu dances on orchestra chairs and there was a lavish exhibition of ankles and lingerie. Actors forgot their lines temporarily. A lady in the stalls saw the rat first, saw him creep from under a radiator and peer about with his sharp, little eyes. She screamed. The rat ducked back to hiding. About three minutes later there was a general scream. The rat had reappeared. This time he felt he could not retreat. He dashed up the left aisle and then into the fifth row of thc balcony seats. A great chorus of shrieks and screams went up. Men tried to kick the rat and hit him with overcoats. But he was elusive. He darted up the center aisle, between an usher's legs and over the last row of benches, and went none saw where. The women sat on edge for the remaining part of the performance. One of them said to an usher as she was leaving: "You should get a trap for thai rat." "A trap? Why he's a regular professional rat," said the usher. "He's the Btar in 'Cheese It or Trapped to His Doom.'" "PRINCESS MAY" Northbound Apr. 6���Southbound Apr. 10 Train for Winnipeg ami Toronto leaves Vancouver 9 a.m. daily. Imperial Limited, best trail, across the continent, leaves Vancouver daily 3.45 p.m. Carries compartmcrt observation cars. The finest car or. any road anywhere. Agent for all Atlantic Steamship lines. Tickets to and from EuropeU points. J. G. McNab General Agenl Marshall Robinson, a painter, residing in London, Ont., West, has received uncle living in Robinson has been livi uililin, Ireland. Mr in London word of a legacy left to him by an " ' Dublin, Ir'���* "- iwuuavu ..... oet'li living ... for two yeais and earning $2 per day. Pantorium Pioneer Cleaned, 'Phone 4 Do You Want to Invest in tlie Best Mining Proposition in British Columbia? We are selling shares in tl SALMON BEAR RIVER MINING COlUd. At a price that will make you rooMl WE OFFER FOB A SHORT TIMS 2000 Shares For $55.00 Payable $13.75 Cash B.lnn.r 3, I and 9 Monti" Assays of the ore ran from 126.00 tt $2000 per ton. It will pay you to investigate thil pWP" osition at once. -FOR PROSPECTUS APPLV 0. B. Bush & Company prince RuP<rt Pacific Northern Emporium CHINESE LABOR Agent's Office ��� 7th Avenue (Connrcted wilh Kin�� T.i & C��. I P. O. Box 58 Phone 197 Black Prince Rupert B. C. 2nd Ave. *********** i; w. i. McCutcheon , , CarrlM complete ���lock of Drum. Bp< ���ll , i attention paid to filling prsunpnol '<'. Theatre Block phons n����. n Second Ave. t *v THE PRINCE KUPERT 0 I' T 1 M I S T COAL NOTICE tjuu ������ C iiil t�� ��� 1) it rict ol ��1,ml< Land Dia;ricb Ski1' a .. i at 1 John McLeod ol Vancouver W" ���"""���'LuJi Intend to apply lor parmtaaion MW��>*J ^f___\ SS1 j-lrotaim on thefollowlng 'I'*"'"'1 lands" pUnted about ain milaa 1'.'""' i.��5 mil- weat "I the mouth ol the wll,h ud I*" ""l**j McL. n ;.. Corner Tl.'- ]<'���'! r Tiith 80 iWM. thenee weat 80 N��'������' ,tZ iSrth 80 chain..' then e ��rt 80 'v��T���, point ol commencement; containing 640 [,�����,! -el. -J. IO" Pub. I ���*��� ""��� JOHN M'LEOD Clarance McDowell, Agent W. ^^^^ L. BARKER Architect Second aveiue and Third Btreet Over Westenhaver Bros.' Office. NEWS FROM ALL QUARTERS Canadian MUNRO & LA1LEY Architects, Stork Building, Second Avenue. com- ' JOHN M'LKOD Clarance McDowell, Agent JOHN M'LEOD Ch janM McDowell. Agent Oin��n Clmrlotte Islanda Land DUtrict���District ol w Skeona T��k�� notiee that 1, ohn McLeod ol Vancouver, ,,���.���,,; ii br ker. Intend to apply tor permission ,��� ���:, ipect lor coal and petroleum on the lollowing dT.��mmii"in�� al a poet planted about .in mtlea anu'li and twn milea woat ol the Tl-el River and nuked ���'��� Mcl" s- E- Corner, No. 44, thence north SO chaina, thence weat 80 rhaina, thence aouth thence east 80 ehaina to point ol a��� rontaininti 640 acre., mo*.orUm. \)_L*\ I eb. 2.1, li'll ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Otiitn Charlolte Islands Und Diatrict-Dlatrict o! M Skeena Tuke notice that 1, John McLeod .ot Vanoouver. occupation bmker, Intend to apply 'or permiaaion to prospect lor eoul and petroleum on the lollowing described lands: Cnmmencinf at a poet planted about bu milos muili and two weet ot the mouth of tho Tl-e River and murked J. McL. N. W. Corn*, No. 88. ,! mli nil chains, thence eaat 80 chainal .,.��� north 81) chains, thence weat 80 chalna to |h,ii ��� . I nimmencement; containing 040 acrea, mtua or laaa. iw,,ir.b. to. ion I'uh. IM'. 2*. ��� 0uf>n Churloiie Islands I* d District���Diatrict of Skeei l Take nntice that I, John McLeod ot Vancouver, occU|iuiinii broker, intend to apply for permisaion . cl tor eoul and petroleum on tho following .i land: Cumin, ncinii at a poat planted about six mllea ���outh ud two miles weat of the mouth of the TM River and markeil J. McL. S. W. Corner Ko i thencs north 80 chaina. thence eaat H0 chai-. il.r'.cf anuth 80 chains, thence wwt 80 r polnl ol commencement: containing 640 If',' . 11)01. nr I*1W. M, lull. JOHN M'LKOD Pob lil-. 25. Clarance,McDowell, Agent Qu'vn Charlotta lalanda Lnnd Dlalrict���Dlatirct ol Skeena Take nutice that 1, Join McLood ol Vancouver, ocru|iati��.n hroker, intend to apply lor pormiaaion tu pimpacl fur conl nnd iielroleum on he following : lauds: Cnninit'iieiiiR at a posl plantod about sU mllea south ud three milea weal of lho mouth of the Tl-el lliver and marked J. McL. N. K, Corner, Ne. 16, thenee south 80 chalna, thence weat 80 char.*, tl,,:.ii' nnrth 80 chains, Ihcnco eut 80 ehaiH tn point ol commencement; conUining i i0 . mora or leas. Dated ho. 2:1, Mil. JOHN M'LKOD Pob. I il'. to. Clarance McDowell, Agont Quirn Charlotta Islands Uml D itrict���Diatrict ol Skeena TcJ ' "'lie-' that I, John MeLeod of Vancouvor, limker, intend to apply for permission 101 c Inr coal and petroleum on the following daastbad lands: 1 Ddna at a post planted ah milea aouth ami Una milea weat ot the mouth ot the Tl ,1 I. i marked J. McU S. E. Corner, No. 76, thenn nurth 80 chains, thence wost 80 chaina, thenr.. south 80 chains, thence eaat 80 chalna to I ' i'mmenccment; containing 640 acrea. mnr,- nr lees. lV.il Pab. 23, Mil. JOHN M'LEOD rub. Feb. 25. Clarnce McDowell, Agent Queen Charlolte Islan la L md Diatriet���Diatrict o Skwna lake nntice that I, John McLeod ot Vancouver, ovulation broker, intend to apply lor permiaaion 10 |c peel Inr coal and lietroleum on the tollowing aajnbad .and: Cnmnn i,eiii�� at a post planted about eight milea win I. ud twu west of the mouth ot Tl-cl Kiver mil ma I ed J. McL, N. W. Corner, No. 40, thence ��ui li mi chains thencc eaat 80 chains, thence north ��� rl:,in.., thenee wiwi Bit ehaina to polnl ot com- me c ment: eonta mng 6to acre*, more or leaa. ������ai. Kb 2i. ion. John mclkod ���*��. I. b. 27. C. McDowell. Agent Owen Charlotte lalanda Und Diatrict���DUtrict ol Skoona lake i.nii.-,. that |, John McLeod ol Vancouver, ��wj|i.iti.,n brokar. intend to apply fo permiaaion ; .1 Inr e,,al and iielroleum on tho tollowing Oascnhed land: l ommandng at a poat planted eight milea aouth ��ih i����� w�� ���| lho mouth ot Tl-el River and ��� ��*���'*'��� I McL, N. W. Corner, No. 41, thencc ***. " rhsins, thence weat 80 chains, thence nnrth ��� ehaina, thenco eut 80 chalna to point - menl; containing 640 aerea, more or STUART & STEWART ACCOUNTANTS -:- AUDITORS Law-Butler Building Phone No. 280 Prince Rupert P.O. Box 351 ALFRED CARSS, C. V. BENNETT, B.A. of British Columbia id ll.C, Ontariu, Sas- and Manitoba Bars. knteliewun and Al- lliertn Bars. CARSS & BENNETT1 Barristers, Notaries, Etc. Office���Exchanse block, eorner Third avenue and Sixth street. Prince Ruuert. g Winnipeg's annual cost ever $;j(IO,000. spring cleun up WM. S. HALL, L. D.S., U. I). S. Dentist. Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. All dental operations skilfully treated. (,us nnd local anasthclics administered fnr the painless extraction of teeth. Consultation free, Oiticos: 19 and 20 Alder Block. Prince Ruuert. li-12 HANDASYDE 6__ HURT AGKNTS FOR STKKI , MA' lllNhllY ...ANI) I1INTKACTIIK.1 Sl I'l'I.IKS... P. O. Box 436 - Office 3rd nnd Fulton P. O. BOX M I'lllNCK RCl'r.llT JOHN E. DAVEY TEACHER OF SINGING PUPIL OK WM. FUXON, KSU-, A.lt.A.M.. I.I1N.. BNO. GEORGE LEEK MERCANTILE AOENCY COLLECTIONS ANI) REPORTS SIXTH STREET PRINCE RUPERT Fruit : Produce : WHOLESALE Feed H. H. Morton - 3rd Ave. oft listed KI.. 21, 1911. Puh. IVI . 27. JOHN MeLEOD C. McDowell, Agent Qu��n ( hariott* Islands Und DUtrict���Diatrict ol Skeena Tsi.' iwlica that I, John McLeod ol Vancouver, urcu|>st ��� it ' ri.Ki-r, intend to apply lor permission ta i :��� | ��� i... r,a| Bnl| potroleum nn the lollowing j land: Cut sml i 1 I i ���mi. - '' - I.-. lisle I V h. Pab, i. ng at a post planled eight mllea aouth ' 't the mouth ot the Tl-cl lllver nnd THE IROQUOIS POOL English and American Billiards Twelve Table* Second Ave. The Grand Trunk has placed an order for 40,000 tons of steel rails for delivery '.his season in Western Ontario. The e will make twenty miles 01 S0-11) to the yard track, and 240 miles of 100-lb. track. Forty horses have been purchased in Toronto and vicinity at an average price of $;100 each fnr shipment to Vancouver for u*c in the scavengering and Boards il Works Department of that city. The Univeriry governor* of Toronto have endorsed lhe plans for a stadium in the new athletic field, and for a concrete wall along the Blooi street 1 frontage. Francesco Creole, an Italian, will be ; hanged in Montreal on May 2fith. Thermic of which Cieola is found guilty was commitied on April 24 last in a | house in Richmond lane, Montreal. ��� Guiaeppe Leigi, who was stabbed by I Creola. for apparently no reason, said in his antemortem statement that there had been no quarrel between them, but that Creola had fequently pestered him for money. NEWS FROM THE STATES Snow in Montana, Dakota, Nebraska and Missouii is ihe news from those parts of the Middle West. The United s. itee army transport Buford arrivt,! at Shanghai on Thursday, and by this time has probably landed her cargo of food supplies from Seattle in the famine-Infer, ed districts. Senator Robert M. I.aFollette declares that intervention in Mexico would mean wur. Lieutenant-Governor Nay is said to he "about ready" to call an extraordinary ���anion o( the Washington Legislature. A convict in the Oregon penitentiary is determined to remain in durnace vile r:it her l han ret urn to his wife. A resident Ol Ccntralia. Waah., who is comfortably well off with property worth JaO.ooii, haa become a pick-and- slmvel man in order to keep from being idle. A Los Angeles furniture establishment has taken precautions against Cupid by making its auditor, Miss Leila M. Define, u stockholder, provided she does nut marry within ten years. Hundreds of sight seen are still visiting the Aache Building scene of the terrible fatal lire at New York. ADVERTISE IN THE OPTIMIST ..Whites Portland Cement... G. C. EMMERSON AGENT Phone 125 Naden Block 2nd Ave. PORTLAND CANAL STOCKS. Latest Quotations From Vancouver Exchange. (Aa reported by S. Harrison & Co.) BID ASKED Portland Canal 101-2 II Stewart M. & D. Co 1.30 1.20 Red Cliff 95 .98 Main Reef 25 CEA1.EI) TENDERS nddrosnod tu ihe under- *^ ��� u'lifl. nnd endorsed "Tender for KxnmininK Wnreliouse, Vniirouver, B.C.." will lie received until 4.1K1 p.m. on Mundny. April 21th, 1911, for the construction nf nn Examining Warehouse. Vnni'iiiivi'r, B, C. IMnns, specilicntlun nnd form nf I'ntifrni't can lie seen und fnrnis of L'nili-r obtuimd nt the iilliees of Mr J. E. Cyr, .Superintendent uf I'ulilic ltuild- inirs fur Mnnitiibn. Pnst Ollice Ituihlititr. Winni- im'k, Man., Mr. Wm. llcndersun. Iti-siilcnt Architect. Victorin. B.C.. nt the l\-sl OHice. Vuncnuver mid nt thin licpiirlnient. l'ersnns ti-nderlnK an* nntitli.1 thnt tenders will not li; considered unless made un the printed i"! in- supplied, and sitrncd with their lu'lunl sjk- nntures. slatinir their nccii|inti'Uis and plnces or residence. In theense nf tlims. the lu-liuil signature, the nature of the nccutmtinn nnd p]nceof resdence uf each manlbsr of the tlrm muat bc Riven. Kuril tender mud In- nccompnnicd by an accepted cheque nn n cbiirtend bank, payable to tbenrderuf the lliinnurnble the Minister nf Puli- lie Worka. iiniiil to ten per cent. (In ti.c.l of the limnunt nf the tender, which will Is- furfcited if the person tenilorinir decline tu enter intu a contract when called upnn tndu su. nr fnil to cum- plcle the wnrk cnnlrnctetl for. If the lender lie not accepted the absque will in- returned. The Department d'sa not bind itself lo accept the luwcst or any tender. By nrder. It. c. DBSROOHERS, Depnrlment nf Public Wnrks. Secreury Ottuwn. Mnrcb��!nd. It'll. Newspniiers will nut Is' paid fnr this advertisement if they insert ll without nuthnrity frum the llepnrtment. 72-74 Utile's NEWS Agency Magazines :: Periodicals :: Newspaper* ' CIGARS :: TOBACCOS :: FRUITS | G.T.P. WHARF FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE : For all kinds of help, cooks, waiters, dishwashers, hotel porters, all kinds of laborers or mechanics, call up Phone No. 178 or call at the Grand Hotel Free Employment Ollice Headquarters for cooks & waiters .*m-.mm.* m o UT OF Optimist "il... 8. E. C rner No. *2, thonco tins, thenee weat 80 chalna, thence . thence eaat 80 chaina to point umt; containing 640 acree, more or -i. lilll. JOHN MeLEOD C. McDuwell. Agent *k��n Chariott* Islands Und District���Dletnct!ol �� , Skeena r.b i id ea ihat I, John McLeod ol Vancouver, ���""N" limker. intend to apply for permiaaion io I'-"-���,���.!��� for cual and lietroleum on the following landi ','""' i' at a pnst planted about eight aika Minn- ---��� ����� ��� - * ��� ^^^^^^^ ki.ir ..��� _______ .. . post planted about nig. - ."I!1 '"'.'I !".ur.*���t ���' t.h* mouth ot Tl-el . .r^il .1. McL., S. W. Corner. No. 77, "����� '' mi ch.ins, thence eaat ' ' t stio ��� ��� ��� ��� _, __ chaina, nn So ehains, thonce wi*t 80 chaina to awn ii' 1'i.mmenccmentj containing 640 acrea PiedFab. 84, t u iu i.i, .;���;'���l "��� JOHN Mcl.EOD C. McDnwell, Agent tiu"',,' I "' Its Islands Und DMriet -District ol T,t; skwn* OCCUfSI Hint I, John McU d ol Vancouver, ilier, intend to apply or permission ', r "ml mil Pelroleum i.n tho following 'ITlltl'iJ i;mi|��� te dwrili tnmni, iriMi. ���t a p,wt plunteil about eight mllee ���}" and loin ���,.,t ���f .__ mouth ���| Tl-el lllver I. Md.., N. W. Corner, No 7H, thence ,���, ,��� *���>n��i thenci' iiist 80 chalna. thence S" ' rt """��� Hieni-o w st 80 halna to poi t ol gnoaoMnnt! containing Bin acrea, moro or |>.tr.ll,,2,|,,u J0HN Mc1jI!0D '���"���* * C McDowell, Agont and tn;," j;���, aouth Windsor Hotel FIRST AVKN11K AT EB1IIT1I STItEET Newly Furniahed and Steam Healed Rooms A FIRST CLASS I1AK ANI) DUttNO ROOM IN CONNKCTION RATES B0 CENTS AND OP BATHS FREE TO UUESTS ROBT. ASHLAND P.O. BOX W ..Grand Hotel.. Spring Ueils BEST WORKWOMAN'S HOME can White Bnwtl Rooms 50c IN TOWN FOK THE J. GOODMAN. Proprietor 25c MONKV fifes TOWN Readers of intending to settle in ���'������*-���'���' Prince Rupert or the interior are assured oi a square deal, when outfitting, by purchasing their supplies and equipment from firms who advertise in the Optimist. :- :- :- :- The management solicits and accepts local advertising only from firms of the utmost reliability. By purchasing from them you are assured of an honorable deal. You have not only the guarantee of the advertiser; you have the added endorsement which the acceptance of their advertising implies. This is a service which we owe to our out-of-town readers and which they will do well to profit by. OR the J& la ROGERS & BLACK ���WHOLESALE DEALERS IN- Building Material, Cement, Lime, Hair-fibre Plaater, Coke, Blackamith Coal, Common Brick, Presaed Brick Shinglea, Lath, New Wellington Coal ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED See Us for Prices. Phone No. 116 Prince Rupert Lodge, I.O.O.F. NO. 63 Meets in the Helgerson Illoek Every Tuesday Evening All members of the order in the city are requested to visit the lodge. G. S. JOHNSTONE, N.G. H. MORTON. Secretary. ==E. EBY C& Co..z== REAL ESTATK Kitsumkalum Land For Sale KITSUMKALliM ��� - B. C. PRINCE RUPERT WAREHOUSING AND FORWARDING COMPANY Fir.l Ave. Near McRrida Forwarding, Distributing and Shipping Agents Storage nf Baggage and Household Goods a Speeialty. -AT LOWEST RATES- Douglas Sutherland, Mgr. P. O. Box 907 Phone 262 F. W. HART UNDERTAKER * EMllAI.MElt STOI'K CIIMI'I.KTH PHONE 2MCIIEKN l'.O. BOX 700 A. L. WATKINS Plumbing : Steamfitting Thinl Aviv, bat WWII 7th uml lUl Sla. Over ll.C. Ilakirv PRINCE RUPERT, R.C 4 Rochester Ai IF ��� Monroe ' Ladysmith l'v',' \\ Coal \a, Phone lis The We^holme Lumber Co. LIMITED -WE HANDLE AI.L KIM'S OF- BUILDING SUPPLIES Firat Avenue Telephone 186 Advertise in THE OPTIIST THE PBLINUB RUPERT OPTIMIST The Prince Rupert Optimist DAILY AND WEEKLY ���*HE OPTIMI8T is the leading newppaper of Northern British Columbia has grown up with the city It Reading Notices and Legal Advertising are 10c per line. ADVERTISING RATES are one price to all���2oc per inch each issue for display matter. This rate applies to all advertising without distinction of quantity or time of contract. Transient advertising will be charged at 10c. per line. SUBSCRIPTION RATES-Daily, 50c per month, or J5.00 per year, in advance. Weekly, $2.00 per year. Outside Canada-Daily, $8.00 per yenr: Weekly, $2.50 per year, strictly in advance. Daily Edition. Thursday. April 6 The Negro Problem in Edmonton The news of the arrival at Edmonton of a trainload of negroes from Oklahoma to till the soil cf All>erta along certain fringes of the G. T. P. was calculated to be disturbing news without the further information that two of their number were destined to be concerned in an assault upon a white girl in Edmonton. Without assuming the guilt of the latter���assuming indeed that like the unfortunate Booker T. Washington they may be the victims of unfounded race suspicion and race hatred-it is to be hoped that the authorities will go slow in the matter of introducing negro communities into Alberta. There is a point where it is but a step across from Alberta to British Columbia. True there are negro communities in Nova Scotia whose conduct under British institutions is as exemplary as the conduct under British institutions of the negroes in the West Indies. Bu'. we may be pardoned if we feel a reluctance to see negro communities established on either side of the Rockies, save under most conservative and safe-guarded conditions. Above all, Canada must be guarded*from"the possibility of having to face a race war inside her boundaries. Coiwervative methods in dealing with this class of immigrationrare in the interests of the negroes themselves. There is a difference in the climate of Oklahoma and northern Alberta. Winter rigots that brace the nerves and give zest to the British immigrants" joy of living, may freeze the thinner blood of the negro immigrant. It will be kindness to him under in small trial quantities at first. Canada needs immigrants, but of the right kind. The negro settlers may- prove to be of the tight kind. For their and our interests it is to be hoped they will prove lo be of the right kind. But as ye*, they are an untried quantity. .JBS What has become of those five thousand Scottish farm laborers ^that'Mr. T. W. W. Stewart went over to Britain to procure. His mission was reported successful, and they should be due before long. There is no doubt'of their proving a success both U construction laborers, and later on as settlers by the right of way. Condensed Advertisements. r A RE YOU IN NEED OF HELP? Doyuuwant ** to buy. or sell, or hire, or loan? Try The Outtmist Condensed Ad. route, FOK RENT-1 housekeeping and 1 furnished -��� room at "The Roland" 3rd Ave. 74-75 IJOUSES WANTED-Furnished or unfurniih- *-*��� ed. 2 to 6 rooms. If location and Price suit me I will rent them myself and pay rent in advance, nu waitinjr, no listing. Phone me today- Black 59-L'ncle Jerry. 72-tf "THE British Union and National Fire Insurance ���*��� Company of London, England, with capital of 12,500,) 40.00. See us for rates. The Mack Realty and Insurance Company. 7n-tf OUR SPECIALTY-Fire Insurance. We represent eleven strong Fire Insurance Companies. We want your business, large and small. Let us quote you rates. The Mack Realty and Insurance Company, cor 3rd Ave. and Fulton St. 70 ANTED���Girl to dispense icecream and soda. Must be experienced. Apply box 1523. 75-76 WANTED-Good general woman cook; wages $*'. Apply P. R. General Hospital. 69-tf W W W ANTED-Position in hotel by competent woman; cooking, housekeeping or chamber ork. Apply O. S. Optimist. 61-tf ANTED-Room and board in private family X.M.. Optimist Office. 14 AX/ANTED-House. 4 or 5 rooms and bath, fur- ' * nished or unfurnished, at once. Apply at Optimist, Box X. -,-tf S. O. E. B. S. The Prince Rupert Lodge, No. 318, Sona of England, meeta the lirst and third Tueadaya in each month in the Carpentera Hall, at I p.m. F. V. CLARK. See.. P. O. Box fl2. Prince Rupert T Brains and Their Uses Thomas L. Masson thus wittily discourses upon a fruitful theme: "Brains are common to all parts of the country, and traces of them have been discovered in summer at Lenox, Bar Harbor, and Newport. "They are originally used to obtain money, but when money is obtained by them it usually takes their place. "The quality of brains varies in different localities. Mixed with ginger, they become very valuable. With a spine, they are a necessity in every household. "At one time they influenced literature, but the discovery was made that literature could do without them. Since then they have been almost exclusively devoted to advertising. "Brains are employed in various enterprises. They make bridges, railroads and other systems of transportation. They also create capital, and are used extensively in evading the law. They mix with water and gasoline, but are'absorbed by alcohol. "Brains are bought and sold in the open market. They may be traded in on the exchange in Washington and Albany or in other political centres. The best quality, however, are not traded in. Indeed, oftentimes they are nol even heard of until long after they have passed away." A Chicago professor says that big feet are always an indication of great brain power. If that is the case we should turn over the conduct of government to the police, says the Vancouver World. Prince Rupert Young Liberal Association SMOKER will be held in the K. OK P. HALL, HELGERSON BLOCK FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 7 at 8 p.m. SPEECH, SONG and STORY Members and friends roll up I ...WANTED.., A Cirl to learn Preaa- j feeding and Bookbinding. j i 1 I Apply al Brin Furniture Coys ASSIGNMENT Sale Is Still Going on NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED * * * * IN THE Pool Block, 3rd Ave. Between 7th and 8th C. B. Lockhart, Assignee The Optimist ITEMS OF . . SPORT BIG BOXING SCHEME New York,. April 5.���Boxing promoters have begun negotiations for the holding of an international amateur boxing tournament here which will practically demonstrate the world's cham , pionship. The principal class in these com- petition* will be the heavyweight with entries from England and France bid- ( ding for the title against such well- known exponents of the game as Warren : Barbour, Tony Biddle and the pick I of the division of the west. Applications | will lie made to thp Amateur Athletic Union for a sanction for the event as well as permission to increase the valuation of medals as awards to the i respective winners. The scheme calls for a ten days' series at all weights. It is known thut Joe Choynski has a pupil in Chicago whom he thinks superior to Barbour or Middle. He, was one of the contestants on the! elimination trials to decide upon the American title defender. LANGFORD GETS DRAW Paris, April 5.���After several post-' ponements, the twenty-round bout between Sam McVey and Sam Langford, the American heavyweight pugilists, was pulled off Saturday night in the Cirque, Paris. The fight ended in a draw, although the Boston negro, who holds the heavyweight championship of England, completely outclassed his opponent from San Francisco. WILL LEGALIZE BETTING Denver, Ci lo., April 5.���Betting on, the pari-mutuel system and prizefighting will be legalized in Colorado. if an amendment introduced in the! House here Saturday is adopted. The j amendment was made to a betting bill In favor of the fight game by Repre-1 sentative Walker. It legalizes fights | before regularly organized ilubs. According to its provisions no decisions are to be permitted and the scrappers will have to battle for sta'ed percentages of the gates. SUMMONS UMPIRES Chicago, April 3.���President Chiv- ington of the American Baseball Association today issued a call to his umpires for the coming season to meet him in Detroit April 10. Chivington will spend two days going over the rules with the indicator holders. DAILY MESSAGES FROM "UNCLE JERRY" No. 25 BIG BEN Next time you wal I v ������_,, ���tore we wish you'd ii a minute and take a" look al BIG BEN He's the finest sk-. | meti i :., the best looking. the the best running. V ...������> take our word fur It I k( in the window so you yourself. $3.00 This is the clock they .. tising in the bin '������������������ Heintzman Pianos We-sell them. We r I them. Easy term-. C. B. WARK Jeweller *.ttP��**t**\***Yr'f>\* BILLIARDS J 1 and POOL S A . \ . Latti* -' i BOWLING i Allrya. T Tablra. ciae. Aclean*i'.,rt. aflcrm">n. Nrwman Bl<-ck. I* twMi) t'.th and Tth Sla. TED Morrison. PruprlM >r ar.l Mara 14444444444444 FRANK D. KEELEY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1 Phone No. 200 P. 0 Box 59 PRINCE RUPERT. Swift's Premium Hams am! Bacon will Cowichan Eggs 85c, QUEEN'S RESTAURANT i-riftor Do vou realize that every train of the G. T. P. R. R. will be a Hying adver- ' tisement for our city ? The letters ; stand for "Go To Prince Rupert Road" I ���that's plain. The Grand Trunk chose j its name well and we are duly grate- j ful. Just now the Grand Trunk is I making Prince Rupert but it will not be I long before Prince Rupert will make I the Grand Trunk Pacific. A modern railroad is a wonderful in- 1 stitution. Railroad building today is | not a gamble, it ia a science. A rail- | road that would just make a town its I terminus just for the sake of making a ' town would be committing suicide. It . would be flirting with the undertaker, : as my friend Sheriff Small used to say back in Missouri. A railroad chooses \ its terminus for the trade it can get ' there, for the freight it can bring there | : and take away from there. So you see i the railroad knew exactly what it was ! doing when it chose Prince Rupert. \ We know that many excellent engin- | eers, many of the ablest business men, I many large capitalists compose the \ railroad, and we know that their collective judgment must be good or they would not be able enginoers, able business men or able capitalists. They selected Prince Rupert. You or I cannot have better judgment in the matter than they did. That's our cue to profit by their judgment. Stick with Prince Rupert and tell your friends about it. If you don't know what to tell them about Prince Rupert ask me and I'll tell you what to say. Also I shall give you my book of Questions and Answers on Prince Rupert. You can either send that or copy it. It is easier to send it or I'll send it for you. If you and I keep on getting busy with telling the outsiders about Prince Rupert, it will not be long before we will nave twenty- five thousand inhabitants, then fifty and then my prophecy, "The San Francisco of Canada. For Sale ��� LoU 14. 15, 16, block t& It -tion 5, price $600 each, terms half Lot 7, block 16, section 6, 40��, terms half cash. Lots 13, 14, 15. block B, - ction I. price $500 each, terms half cash. Lots 6, 7, 8. with house, bk 7, price $3,650 all, terms 11,800 LoU 7, 8, block 36, section 7, pnW $1,750 pair, terms half cash. For Fire Insurance In ������'; Companies, call on U. NADEN COMPANY Limited. Second Ave.. Prince Rupert. B.C ASK UNCLE JERRY JEREMIAH 11. KUOLER CHINAMEN OFFER A BIG REWARD WANT TO AVENGE THE Mil I KR OF TOY CHANG OF WINNIPEG Chinese of Weatern Canada Club Together and Will Give M.000 to Man Who Apprehend* the Murderer. Is Third Murder. (Special to the Optimist . , Winnipeg, April 6.-A -\V_f_jL $6,000 has been offered by the ( hinanwj of Western Canada for the mpptetv ttm of the murderer of Toy Chang ��I j found here this morning with �� i hole through his stomach. On previous occasions within ,'1P.ir;'J veare chinamen have been KUIWi being literally hacked to plMM In case. The murdered man was most inoi sive and no clue is known as i" WB)i should have been murdered. , Chinese are alarmed and fear " J". ' Highbinder's or other secret si>o< 0 at work among thorn. milet two fe* two I , :ioh I _ttf ���ijfggiammmmmm**mmmm THE PRINCE RUPERT OPTIMIST RALPH SMITH ON RECIPROCITY A FREE TRADER FROM WAY BACK. HATES TARIFFS \n Agricultural Land that Can't Feed Its People Should Import All It Wants, Saya the Redoutable I'.ilph. (Special to the Optimist) Ottawa, April 6.���Resuming the dc- hjte on reciprocity Ralph Smith of Man iiin" i"*Ku<>(' today that removal ,',[ the duties upon natural products would be followed by reduction in pricea and increased consumption of \\,., ,,miinodities. Mr. Smith claims ii n wise government will take action w check il"' growing cost of living. Ralph Smith advocated the removal ���f tj.,.i|<it von sugar. Nil Idea was if an agricultural country eould not produce enough without pnii-'ii"n to meet the demand for [arn products should be imported. He ,[,'., ��� on U> say that believing in free trade M he did, he could logically ask the government to remove the duties OD boots and shoes and other articles In common use, and he intimated that he Lad some belief that such a course might snme day be adopted by the government. C0ALSTR1KE UNALTERED Nothing to Record but Discuaaion and Cauatic Comment iSpecial to the Optimist) Fertile, B. ('., April 6.���Still there is no new development regarding the strike bare, Those In authority on both sides are keeping dark but in discussion of tl.' petition there is no lack of caustic comment from all concerned. APPEAL FOR JUSTICE Winnipeg Sub-Cont- ictora Aak Dominion Government to Interfere S|>ecial to the Optimist) Winnipeg! April 6.���The sub-con- tncton who worked on the construction of the Transcontinental Railway east of the ciiy under McArthur & Company are miking a vigorous attempt to secure what ihey deem to be justice from the Dominion government. The amount nf money involved in the case is about $700,000, The contractors are fighting ���glim! the reduction in classification much engineer! ask for. This reduction meam lyge loss to the men who did the work and the courts are to he calied u|mti to decide the matter. Firat Conaignment of Spring Plants (IN POTS) Now on Hand -AT- (MART'S FEED STORE H. H. MORTON MARKET PLACE KING GEORGE MAY DO TRICK MAY PRESS BUTTON IN ENGLAND AND OPEN WINNIPEG PLANT Board of Control in Western Capital Favors Eliciting Hia Majesty's Aid Over the Ocean Cables Why Not Prince Rupert. (Special to the Optimist) Winnipeg, April 6.���It is quite on the cards that the big new city power plant may be opened by King George in the same way tha the Montreal King Edward Hospital was opened by the late King Edward who it will be remembered simply by pressing a button contact at Buckingham Palace threw open the hospital doors BCTOCS the sens at Montreal. This proposal was made in reference to the Point du Hois power station by members of the Hoard of Control here. Controllers Waugh, Cockburn and Harvey all supporting the suggestion. If arrangements can be made for the ceremony, a button pressed by King (ieorge at London will set the mnehinery in motion at Winnipeg, a long step fartehr west than Montreal. Prince Rupert's turn next perhaps. COAL NOTICE COAL NOTICE { quoen Charlotte laluiifla Lund Dintrict -Dialrici ol I Quwn Charlotte lslundH Land District -District ot Skit'iiu Skeana ! Take notici' tlmt 1, John UeLaod ot Vancouver Take notice thai l, John MeLeod ol Vanoouver, : occupation broker, Intand to apply tor panniaalon | occupulion broker. Intend to upply for perialaalon to primped for coul ami pat roleum on the followinK j lo prospecl lor conl uml petroleum on the following descrilieil lamls: deaerlbed lands: nnm������H��i LAND PURCHASE NOTICE Bkoona Land Disirict Disirict of Const Ranna V Tuke nntiee thut juck Bedford of Keffnleyi Yorkshire. England, occupulion over-looker, itl��� tanda io apply tor permission to puronaaa tho following daasrlbad lumls: Conunanalna nt a post plume*! ut u point in ihe eaaterly boundary of timlier limit 88889 uml in tho aiutherly limit ol lot 8888, Range 6, c,,u.st District, when' the suid limiis internet, thenoa Ulone lhe ...,<���..",.��� ���'-���> . . ." *���" ����.Miwru iiioii <>i iitniM.r limn :lii77;, Queen Charlotte l��,���mU Land Dtrtrict-DUtriot o. I gU'*n ^"^ **���*_��__�� "��rl0tr-DbW�� ���, %�� ^ M^L'rrftl^!, "���� n^Z^l^Fl^ M IICI* LO irnt , u.:: .I j tvi;. um on weroUowU!| Dated March B, IBUa JACK BBDPOl ���*��� i.i-;jHTi itireuiti um] petroleum on the follow inn ilescrilted lunds: Pub, Murch 25. daeeribed landa: Commancing ut u pari plunteil about two miles Commwdng at a port plantodI about [our mil��� ��� tooth and two miles west of tta mnuth of tbt sk(,.,m Uni, ,,istricl ,)iMricI of (Wm ]iAUi,t mirth ami three null's west uf the muuth of the 11 el Uiver und marked J. Mcl.. h. K. (orner, Tl.. ���.���:-,. ,1..., cIimH.-s I- ohm ���. M Tl-el River and markad .!. MrL. N. \v. Corner. Ko. -ih. thence north .so chains, thenc wort BO R*JJ�� g^S ^JouwSon turvevw tntenS No. 53, thence BOUtb **0 clmim:, thenco eas: 80 chuins, thenw south ��0 chains, thenci- eart 80 mnrfiv for Derintton to ounhaaa tin- follow chuins, thenoa north so chuins, thenee wart B01 ehaina to point of commencement: eontalning 640 dMeribed landr chalna to point of commencement; oontalnlng 640 I acres, more or leas. ' acres, more or les-*. JOHN McLKOD Lealie K. Welti ' gent HAS COME TO SEE OUR LAND MR. A. J. WALTERS OF SEATTLE IS IN TOWN TODAY la Acting aa Agent for American Clienta Who Wiah to Settle in the Bulkley and Lakelae Valley Hc Likea Prince Rupert. Like Joseph's brethren ol old Mr. A. J. Walters, for eighteen years a ���imminent real estate man of Seattle, has come to spy out the land around Prince Kupert for the purpose of in- vestemnt. Mr. Walters arrived here veaterday. Ne will leave for the Hulkley Valley district and other parts of the interior us soon ils the Skeena Uiver fleet sails and if he can locate good tanning laud he will buy large plots for himself and a Dumber "f clients in Seattle and Spokane who wish to settle in Bruish Columbia. "There is a good deal of interest manifested in the American west by moneyed people who wish to come to Prince Rupert and the outlying country," said the visitor to the Optimist this morning, "There is not one real estate auent in Seattle or Spokane selling Canadian lands in this part of the country that has ever seen them, consequently the people desirous of buying cannot eel authentic information. I found Americans ure anxious to come here. 1 have several judges who wish to purehass 160 acre plots of land near Prince Rupert. "I intend to locate in the Bulkley Valley district if 1 can lind a suitable spot." Mr. Walters is also interested in mining matters. He is well pleased with the city and predicts a great future is ahead fori*. Conunandng m a peat plantad ai ilu- nnrth east corner ot atirayod lot 8884, Rang. ���'>, i'hh>i Ui-*- inrt, tha&ea in un eaaterly dlraetlon atone tha wiui lii-rly limit nt atirvoyad lot 3991 ami the pro- ��� i tin* tnence with BQ I chains to point of c chums to point ot commencement) containing 840 I acrvs, more or loaa. nrri-s, more or laaa, ! Dated Feh. 22, lilll Dated Feb. SS, 1811. .lulls' Mcl.KOI) Puh. Kali. 21. Pub.Ifcb.88. Clarane.MoDowaU. Agtutt ^^_ . ���,������,������ llmit ^^KiSll",Z Queen Churlotte Inlands Land Dtatrict���J ...met of fwtlon thereof ��" chalna to �� point, thenn- south Queen Chariotu lalandi Land District���Dimrict of i Bkaana purutlei t<> thr .���u��i,t1> im-.ii ..( Mirm-itl m B9S4 Slavnn Take notice thut I, John Mcleod of Vnncouver. ifoneeid ���*������ ehelni mun* or leu to the northerly Tuke nntice that I, Juhn MeLeod of \ uncouver, > occupation bruker, intend to apply for permi-wion limit of a timlier limit Nu. 18568), thenee Wtik -eiiMMtmi. \.-*.\.mm i-��� to pfQipiet f���r eou[ un,j petroleum on the fullowing jo ehuins more nr lun tu a puint in the pre action descriheil lunds: jmutherly of the eaaterty limit ol mirveyni tut Commencing atu post planted ahout two rnili^ u:.s\, thenee iu a northerly direction along the south nnd two miles uml of the mouth uf thv projection nf the said limit and alum; the suid Tl-4'1 Uiver and mnrked J. Mc.L. N. K. Corner, [imit 'itt chains mure ur lem to point uf eonUBeoea* .N'o. 47, thanea south no chains, thence weet B0 ment. cuntuiniriR S40 aerea more or loca. chains, thencv north 80 chuins thence eust flO | ,liU*t\ Murch K, \Ul I. CHAHI.KS I', OTTKIt chnins to puint ol cumtnenwment; Oontalnlng 840 Pub. Murch 25 or ^^^^ Dated Feb 22, L911. HHIN UeLBOD Pub. Feb. 24 Clarence McDowell. Agent ..,-��� t, u.-iin o��t3L��aoa ui \uneuuver, occupation brokeTi intend tn upply for permission to proapeei (or coal and petroleum on the following dencitbcd landa; Commendng nt a post planted nl.out four miles north end three mQea wotl i��f the mouth of the TW Kiver und murked J. McL., S. W, Comer, No 54, thenca nurth Pi) chains Hh'iici* I'ust HO chninn, thence south SU c um-, thenn* west HO chains tn point of commence-; ent; containinu 010 acraa, mure nr less. Dnted Fvh. 2�� 1!��11. JtHIN McLKOD Pub. Feb, 28 Clarenee McDuwell. Agent Queon Chariotte Islands Land District��� DUtrict of Bkeena Skeena I<aml District- District nf (Wi Range V Take notico thut F.dith Alio* t'nmther uf . , , . , , . . IkleK. Ynrksbin*, Kn^'land, occuputmn urineter, Quevn Charlotto IslandaLand District���DUtrict intends tu applv fur [M-rmiMiun to purehass* thi* , Skwra | juiiumnj. dMeribed lands: lake notice thut I, Juhn McU*ud of Vancouver, CommencinK at a post ptunti-d ut the miuiIi .-ust ���eupution broker, intend tu apply for jiermivion corni>r nf Mirv.iv.��i ).-* *n. V **���_*., GROCERIES WE HANDLE ONLY THE BEST *t\f* _wm_.w-mwm_.wm_.wm.,-. Our Stock is Fresh, Clean and Carefully Selected. ������'i' are in a position to supply you promptly, efficiently and at Reasonable Prices. .' .' .' ���' *g.^��*.j^...^..'^.��.^��e;- We are Sole Agents For... HAMS and BACON * STALKER & WELLS # **&* *~V* �� rn^m* t i t L . ?w'l,n . Take notice thut I. Juhn Mcl-Mill of v.^���llnr i��im*mK HesrriiHii lamls: occut'iir^ lL,mt ' i��\? M��U?d ,��f Va^"ver, occupetion broke" mtend to a^ v f?i , "mi" ion ' ��mmr""��"�� �� �� P�� P��Mtod at the mtth eart n^HC for cun! and petroleum nn the following descrilH-d lands: um on un mm, ,nrl# |h,.nri, (lurth n]|(|1K (|)). |11L���(.r]v h , J. . 'd��'d lund: ��� nnnmMMlnsi u( .. ******. ..i-**^ -�����- _ ��anl lot :i;�� rhains nutn* or Um___ t__*i*m ���,...,.. ��� iu in apply lor pvrmission j to prospect for < _ s.,.-,nv ..��.��.����� wunK me eameny limn of thu to proi|)ect for cun! und petroleum on the following | diwriljfd landa: najil lot SB chains more or lea to the southerly described land: Commencinu at u post plunted about two ljmit ((f 1m1 3gja H,-,*,.... eoBat dwrici. UnM ( ommencing at a poal plunted about three milos mites south und two mm** IM of thv mouth ol g^j M|unK tht> tioUthvrl> limit uf the lait menllonen vm* nnd two milos northiof the mouth, I thu 11 el thviTM Kiver, tJrubum lhlund, and mark.wj ||)( goSnlM to a point, thenn* in a twuth- fiver uml murked J. McL��N. K.torne N. Bg, J. Mc.L. V V*. Corner, No. .11, thvnw aouth HO - ���r|y ,lir,vtIon 35 c\-_nM -ltLru\M tn tta* said hence south >0 chuins, llienw west y0 chuins, chains, thenw oast HO chains, thenw north BQ m__m{% ]_mit **f IM ;i hence north ?��0 chains, thimroftaaait i��h��lti�� tn t����t���� I �� ��� Kfveranu markvtU. McL., N. K. Corne N> 68, I J. Mc.L. N. W. Corner, No. Ill, thenw south Pi) (>r|.. *��, r��-oi ioti a.'> of ._-,.,, ,�� , ,-������ ��� thvnw anuth >0 chuins, thenw west sO chuins, chains, thenw vast HO chains, thenw north HO ,,W(,.,h limit uf uT"i\W\ "Thenct*"in'a wtwt* thence north >0 chains, thunce oast chnina to point } chains, thenw ����*t bO chains to point of com- ,.riv dJnetloO ���'" chains'mon* or lem to of commencement: ContaininK tilO ncres mure or. mencemeu; COBtttteMOaOV^mwIaM. ,,���'. pnjll, n( cum m en n-ment eonlaining 2IU ��cn�� '���ia. ' Dnted Plb.8S| 11��11. JtHIN McLKtlD m( * ur i^��� Mad Feb. 25. IUll. JOHN McLKOD I I'ub. Fob. 24. Clarenw McDowell. Agent L*.ai��.it .. .���� **** JOHN McLKOD T. K. Walter. Agent Quwn Churlotte Uandl Land District���DUlrict of Skeena i.MiM-i, Charlottu lalanda Lund Distrtct���DUtrict of .Skwna Take notiw that I, Juhn Mcl-eod uf Vancouver KlU.nlinn I.Mabnr l��...-J .- ���- '��� EDITH ALICK CROWTBBS Dated March N, l'Jll. I'ub. March gft. Take notiw lhal I, John McU^d of Vancouver Skwna I-nnd District-Distrirt ���ilV'i.|. lake notice ihut 1. J. (, McNab or PrlnM Ku- occupation broker, inU-nd in apply fur permission ! Take notin- that I. J II. HcAughef of I'rince iiert. occupntion general agvnt. intend to npply , to prwpvct fur coal and petroleum on the following Itmivrt, ���" ' * ^ .**-**- for peniuanon to pro>pect for coal anil petroleum j .j,-srrihe��| Unda: in the following descnkfl lnnds: I '* ���- 1 Dntv l-i*ii. JOHN McLKoD Pub, Feb. Clarence McDowell, Agent Andrew Kennedy, Atrent Quwn Charlotte L-l-i. ���!������ ljind District���District of Bket na Take tintici* that 1, John McLeod of Vancouver, occupation broker, Intend to upply for permiaaion | to prospect for conl and [Kitroleuni on the folloM-ing deaerlbed land: Cummencing ut u pust plnnte<l about tw milr> 1 north of th muuth uf the Tl-el River und markeil j J. McL., S. K. Corner. No. .1, thenw north 80 chains, ihenw wesl K0 chain-, thenw south M) chains, thence vast 80 chnins to point of cum-1 meneementi v ntnining fiio acres, mnre or leaa. Dated Feb. SB, Ull. JOHN MeLBO&| Pub. Feb 27. T. E. Walter. Agent Quwn Charlotte IMands 1 ���**-.1 District���Districtof Bkeena Take in tiw thnt I. John Mcl^iid of Vanwuver, owupation bniker, intend in apply fur permiiwion lo prospect for coal and |**troleum on the fullowing depcirlH-d land: Commencing nt a nosi planted about tWt mill* norlh of the mnuth of th T h-1 r ver nn marked J. McL., S. W. Corner. Nn. 4, thvnw north B0 chains, thenw east Hi) chuina thenc south 80 chuins. tlience w. sl 80 cha ns to point of com meaeemcnl; containing 6-1" acre*, more nr less. Da ed Feb. 2a, 1911a JOHN MeLEOD Pub. Feb 27. T. K. Welter, Agent PHONE 187 SECOND AVE. Queen Charlotte Islands Und DUlrict��� District Skeenn Take notiw that I, John UeLnd nf Vancuuver, occupation bruker, intend to apply for pvrmission to pro-pert for wal uad petroleum ��n the following ��n��� i-..\ iNi Lit, ,: Commencing a a pari planted almut two milts north and t\-o mile* weM ol the mout n�� the Tl-el Kiver and marked J. McL.. N. W. Corner. Nn. 27, Ihenw miuth 80 chains thenw east 80 chains, thence north 80 chains, thvnw west 80 chuins to point of commencement: containing GIO ucn*s. more or Ipsa Doled Ke .2.*,, l'Jll. JOHN McLKOD Pub. Feb. 27. T. K. Walter. Agent Quwn (harlotte Islands Uml District���District of Skeena Take notiee that I Job MeLeod of Vanwuver, oceupetlon brolw intend to apply for permission toproapeei for eoal and petroleum on the follnwing de erlbed lands: Coninii" nntr ut n poM plunteil about twu miles nnrth end two milei wet ��-[ the mouth of Tl-el Hiv r nnd murked J. McL. S. VS. Corner. No. _*(i thenee north pu chalnni thence emit m�� chains, thenee nuth 80 chaina, Umnmb treet BO ehains to IHiunt -I CKiiimencenunt; containing 6to nrri��, mure or htui. Dated PWi SB, Wil' John MeUSOD Pub. Feb. 27. T. K. Walter. Agent Queen Chariotta Islands [Md District���District of Skeenu Takv notiw thnt I, John UeLeod of Vancouver, occupation broker, intend to apply for [wrmission to proapeet (or eoal nnd petroleum on the following de-cribeii land: Commencing at n pout plan'ed about two milw north and two mQci went of Um mouth of the Tl-el River nnd mnrked J McL. N. W. Corner. No. 51, thenee south Ml ��� hains, thvnw wesi 80 chnias, thenc north 80 chaini., thenn- east 80 chains to point of cominenwirvnt contnining filn acres, more or less. Dat-.! Sb.28, l!��ll. JOHN McLKOD Pub. Feb. 27. T. K. Walter, Agent Queon Charlutte Islands Und District --Distrlc*. of Skeenu Take notice tlmt 1, John McLeod of Vancouver occupntion broker, intend to npply for ptfmunpn to prospect for nml and |Mdroleum on the following described land: ��� .. Commeneing nt n post planted eight mum soutn and two weri ol the mouth "f Tl-el River and marked .1 McL, s. vv. Corner, No. Bv, thenoa north 80 ehalM thvnce ensl 80 chain-', thenw sout 80 chnins, thenw wen ,^0 chains to point of commencement: conUining Gill acres, more or lr��(vlFeb.2l,l!HL . JOfflj MoUTOD Pub. Feb. 27. C. McDowell, Agent Quwn CharlotU- Islands Land DUtrict���Diatrict of Skwna Take notice that I. John MeLeod of Vanwuver owupation broker, inlend to apply for |iermi��ion to proepect f< r coal and petroleum on thv following desertU*d lands: Commencing at u |k��i planted aUtut t��0 mil�� snuth of the TM Kiver and markvd John McL. N. ft Cornvr, No ;t2. thvnw Miuth J*U chaimi, thvnw we��t 80 chains, thvnw nonh So chain*, thvnw east 80 chaina to point of commencement; eontainlng 640 aer��-, mere or ]*���*,*. Datixl Fvb 22, ll��ll. JOHN McLKoD Pub. Feb. 84. Lvolie K. Waller. Agent Quwn Charlotte Islands Und DUtrict-DUtrict of Skeena Take notice that I, John Mcl.eol of Vancouver, owupation broker, intenil to apply for |nrrin**iun tu pro-jM-ct for wal and petroteum un lhe following de*crilied lands: Cnmmencing at a (Hist planted about two mill* south of the mouth of thv Tl-vl River aud marked J. McL S. K Corner, No. :il, thenw went nu chains, thenw north 80 chaina, thenw eoi>l 80 chains, ihence aouth 80 chains to point of com* meneementi containing 640 ocn*. morv or lvsa. Dated Feb. 22. 11*11. JOHN McLKOD Pub. Feh. 24. I^eolie K. Walter Agent quevnlCharlcttv lalandi Und DUtrict - DUtrict of ske n Take notice that I, John McU d of Va* couver, o amotion broker, intend o apply for |H*rmiNsuin to proapeet fur c ul and |H'irule .m or. thv following de eribed landa: Commvncing ut a p st planted about four mil a ���outi* ami two milm we t of the mouth of tho I Tl-vl Kiver und markvd J. MeL. N. I. ( on.ir. ; No. !.'>, thenw outh ho chains, ihenw wmt wi t chains, thenw north >������ chaina, thvnw vast KO ' chains to pot t of commenwmi'tit: ontaltdng 010 I acre*, more ^r lem, I Date:. Fvb. 2:1. 11*11. " UN M LKOD Pub Fel. gg, Claranw McDowell, Agvnt 1 Quwn Charlottv Islam's. Uml DUtrict���DUtr rt of Sk ena \ Tuke notiw that I, John Mdx-od of Vancouver, oirii|utio bniker, intend tn uppl for prm woon tu pnwpwt for wal ond iielroleum on Ihe following i ' dvscr *��� d lands: Commeneing at a post piai.te��i four mPea south j and two ��reri of the ne uth ol 1 e Tl-vl Hi er and marked J. MeL. s. K Cornar* No. 4t_ thena n rth - e eln*. ihenc*- wiwl 80 chains, the oa south Nt c a n��, t ence vast ''O chai t point of n��m- un n ami id. (ontnimng t.10 acres, men 01 ll Dnted Feb. :i. .Kll. JOHN M'LEOD Pub. Feb. 26. Claranw McDowell. Agvnt Queen Charlolte Islands Und Dintrict���DUlrict of Bkeriu Take notiw that I. John McUihI of Vanemivrr, ��� ucMiputioii i roker, intend lo apply fur pennlerioa iu p Oapeel (or c u) and petroleum on lh following deecribed landn: ' Commi nring ll o poat planted atoml f ur milea i south and iwo mih-s Ml "' the moulh of thv Tl-vl Kiver and marked J. McL. N. VV. Cnrner. No. Mi thenci- south M> chain', ihenr*< I ��t ho riurin . theOOl north 8 chains, thence met RO ��� balm l�� point of wmmenc merit; co.itoimng *1I0 ncres. more nr lea*'. ' "|,i,kI K-h. IS, HUI. JOHN M'l.KIHl lull. IVIi. 2.1. Clarane McDowell, Aitrnl Quocn'Charlotte lalani. band Di.lnel���Diatrict ol Skwna I Tnke nnlirr thai I. J"lm M I. I 'I <' Van ��im, occupation LmkiT, iiui'ii'l '" apply lor prrrnia.on ' to prii-l"'<" ore i ,ln il I'pili'iinion lo (ollowin, d acrilavl I mila: ._.n_ Ciinimi'iirin ��� a' a p ��t I lant il alio I in r milna nutn an.l two null- | (f,*1 m;V."'/.' ,he T.<..! K.rtr ani .-.arkal J. M I. tt. Cortaw, No 35. thane norlh -0 Chain., hone IU ehaina. tlience aolll -�� ShUSS, th *** HO . join o p lnt ot comm. com M n'aininl! ' IU n rea, Wf* nr \m . .... , . li t,.l F.b ".I I 11. * II** M '*' I'*' "lib Irb. it, Caran��. ItaDOt all. Agent Skwna 1 an.l Diatriet - Diatrict nf Coaat t Take notica that I. I'etrr I:. ..I. of Vancouver, III". ���.-. iii.atl-.li tonlti.t.T. intenda to apply for |.,-111.1--i i, to I .it. ha i- the followlnit lleH-iilied laml.: I l'..o.in.-n.-ink at a |xi��t plain,.I and marked I*. It.*. S.W, ,-.,rner anil initiiMliately adjolniu |h*u markeil J.M.'r N.K. eomer antlA.lt.*, S.B. OOP* i or. theni-o north B chain., thanea aaat 4-ii-hani". tl"-in-i th ���.lehaili.. thenee we.t |o .him., to polnl of cnnnotn-eiiient. containlnir ."l��i acn*a mora i le... PETER HKIIi. I)utp.| 1st Feb. 1911 Charlra II. Allen. Aiwnl I'ub. Feb. '2a. Skerna Land Diatrict-Dlatrict of Cuut Take notiee thnt I. William Aii.l.-r.oii, of Van. ccuvrr. ll.C. occupation ibrli Imamla Inspril for permiaaion to pnri-ha.i- the !..]!. h .,.,. ,\, ., ,,_. e.1 land.: OimmenrltiK at a p.-i plantcl nnd marknl W. A. norlhu-e.t corner, and abool 1 mile from Alex- ander lluehan norlherti liounilnry line, il.. o. e mioiIi mi chain., them*e ea.t hi ,-hnu.. thenca north ni chain., thrnee we*t mi .hum., tn |...nit of comnicncetnent. containlnir i'.4o ni-n. not* or leaa. wil I I w ANDERSON, Datnl I.I Feb. 1911 Charlo. II. *.,.���.. A.-, nl I'ub. Feb. ai. Skerna Und Diatrict- Dtatrict of Cnut Take notice that I. Almander lluchan. of Vancouver. ll.C, occupation butcher, intenda lo apply for tmrmlaalon to pni.-ha.i- the followinK daosnbad land.: f.-imni-ncina a po.t planteil nnd markeil A.ll.'a B.I i'-rni-r. und mljoiinim po.t. marknl J.M.'a N. I-.', crner and I'. 11. . SI", mrner: Ihence we*t mi chain., ihence mirth mi chain.. il,.i.. . ,,.i mi chalna. thenca Mioth mi chain, to polnl >>f com. mencement. contaiiiinir i.pi aire, nora <>r Ir.. AI.KXANDKIt BUCHAN, Dated l.t Feb.. 1911 Charlo II. Allen. \. . -t I'ub. Feb. .:. Skeena Ij.ii.1 Diatrict-Dlatrict of Oaut. Take notice that I. John Miller, of Vancunver, Il.l*.. BOOOpntion l.tn.lnr. Intend, to aptdy far fiermiarion to purrhaM* the followlnit de.cribrd anda: I'.rfnn.eni-inir at a Iioat planti.l al.nit I rhaln fr.,m ti-lewiiier nt the henil of l.u.i-.>mbe May. arid marknl J.M.'. N.K. corner, thenn we.t Mirhatna, thenca .nuth M' chalna, thence ea.t mi chalna, ihenor ii'.rlh an ehaina. to point of commencement, containlnir M'i acre, more or I,-.. JOHN MII.I.KK. Datnl l.t Feb.. 1911 Charlm II. Stark. Airent I'uh F.b. ���*.'.. Bkssns Land District���District of Coast Knnge 5 Taki- notice tlmt I, Kn-tl QsitOD, of I'rinco KiiiutI, Il.l'., occupation farmer. InUnds to apply f��r parmission to purehass the following dsseribed Inmla: Commencini; at a post planted at the I north eaat corner of SUTVaysd l"l I'.i:l7. RugoSi Coasl iliKiriet, thance north60 chnina to n hIoiikIi; theme weat 2H Chainaj thence south fill chaina; thence enat UH chains lo the point of commencement. FRED. OARTON Dated February 28th. 1911 First insertion Mnr. II INSERT YOUR LAND PURCHASE NOTICES IN THE OPTIMIST THE PRINCE RUPERT OPTIMIST COAL NOTICE COAL NOTICE i Queen CharlotU lalanda Land Diatrict���Diatrict ol Queen Charlotte laland. Und DUtrict-Diatrict ol j _____ ^ ^ flgfog^ ��� v.ncouver Take notice that 1 \lohn McLeod ol Vancouver, ' occup.tion broker. Intend to apply lor permiaaion occupation'broke* intend tl. aMy for permiaaion to prospect tor coal and petroleum on th. lollowtng VeZ\TllnoJ��'1 ""d Pe,r��leUm ��" '^ '��""1n' ta-Sn . ft** planted about two mile. 'TommenrinT.t . poat ,lasted .bout five mile. MtttdM mB-J-t ot the mouth of the orth and one mile wast ol the mouth o the TM River .nd marked J. Mc.L Is. fc. C.rner north -. Tl-el Kiver and m.rked J. McL., N. K. Corner, No. 2., thence aouth SO ch.ina. thence west 60 ch.ina, thence north 80 ch.ina, thence east 80 ch.ins to poinl of commencement: conuining 640 acre*, more or less. . _ _ Dated Feb. 26, 1911. JOHN MeLEOD i ub. Feb. 28. Clwenee McDowell, Auent Quern Charlotte lalanda Land District���DUtrict ol T.ke notice that I. John McLeod ot V.ncouver, ,.-.. - ... occupation broker, intend to apply for permission to proapect tor coal and petroleum on the following to proapect for coal and petroleum on the lollowing described landa: dweribed lands* Commencing at a poat planted about two milea Commencins at a post planted about four miles aouth and two milea west of the mouth of tbe north and throe miles weat ot the mouth of the Ti'el River ��nd muked J. Mc.L. S. E. Corner Tl" Kiver and marked J. McL. N. W. Comer, No. 48, thence north 80 chaina, thence weat 80 No SS thence south 80 chaino, thence east 80 chaina, thence aouth 80 chaina, thenca, eaat SO riia���, thence north 80 chaina, thence west 60 chains to point ot commencement: conuining 640 cl uins to point of commencement', conuining 640 , acres, more or leaa. Dated Feb. 22, 1911 No. 72, thenee aouth 80 chaina, thence weat 80 chalna, thence north 80 chains, thence eaat 80 chains to point ot commencement; conuining 640 acrw, more or lea.. .���,���, ,, , -.--.r, Dated Fei). 22. 1911. JOHN MeLEOD Pub. Feb. 24. Clwenee McDowell. Agent Queen Charlotta lalanda Und Diatrict-Dlatrict ot Skeena Take notice that I. John McLeod ol % ancouver. occupation broker, intend to apply lor permission acres, more or .ess. Dated Feb. 26, 1911 Pub. Feh. 2*. JOHN MeLEOD Pub. Feb. 24. Clarenco McDowell, Agent JOHN MeLEOD Lealie E. Walter, Agent Queen Charlotte lalanda "Land District���District ol Skrena Take notice th.t !, John McLood of V.ncouver, Queen Charlotte lalanda Und Diatrict���District ol Skeena Take notice that I, John McLeod of Vancouver, occupation broker, intend lo apply lor permiasion occupation broker, intend to apply for permisaion to proapect for coal and petroleum on the following to rro.pc-t for coal and petroleum on the lollowing I deacribed landa: described landa: Commencing at a post planted about two mUee Commencing at a pett planted ahout lour n.iles south and two milea weal of the mouth ol the ne-ih ar.d three mile* west ol the moulh of the Tl-el Uiver ��nd marked J. Mc.L. N. t. Corner, Tl-el Kiver and marked J. McL., S. W. Corner,' No. 47, thencc aouth 80 ehaina. thence west 80 No 54 thence rorth 60 rhatr. thonce east M) chains, t'ence norlh 80 chaina thence east 80 ehaina. thence south 60 c ains. ihence west 60 chains to point ol commencement; containing 640 chain, to point of commencei ent; conuining S4Q j ���acre., more or .cres. more or leas. Daie<. Fob. 26. Ull Pub. Feb. 28. JOHN McLEOI' Clarence McDowell. Agcr t Dated Feb 22. 1911. Pub. Feb. 24 'OHN MeLEOD Clarence McDowell, Agent Quean Charlotte IslandaLand District���District Skeena Take notice that 1, John McLeod of Vancouver, occupalion broker, inlend to .pply for permisaion to proapect tor coal ai.l petroleum on the lollowing I In cia! and petroleum on the following described lands: descr*'-ed !sm': Commencing at a post pUnted about two Quwn Charlotte l.-'.a: <:��� Und DUtrict���District of Skeena Take notice that I John McLeod of V.ncouver, oecupaiiun broker, intend to ��ppl> for permission topr tc ' * ..pr'-frl 'am" vmmummmm_ ���* " t**��� ........ ..... ��� ��� .�� Commencing at a poot planted about three miloa I milea south and two milea ��eat ol the moulh ol weata.... t-omilea north ol the n.uulh .1 tile .. i-i I the Tl-cl River, (jr.harn Island, and marked H|V , ���.. rked J. McL. N. E. Cor.. ��� N *��. J. Mc.L N. Vi. Corner, No. 34, ihence aouth 60 thence south >-0 chains, thence west t-0 cha'na. chaina, thenca eaat 68 chaina, thence north 80 thence north -0 chains, therce east chalna to poinl chaina, then��� weat 60 chaina to point ol com- of commencement; conuining 640 acrea more or mencement; ronuinlng 640 acre., more or le��s lM | D.ted Feb. 22, 1911. JOHN McLKOD Ira. Dated Feb. 25,1911 Pu .Feb, 27. JOHN McLF.OD T. E. Walter. Agent I'ub. Feb. 24. Clwenee McDowell, Agent Queen Charlotte lalands Land Distiict���District ol Skeena Queen Charlotte lalanda Land Diatrict���Diatrict ol Skeena Take nolice that I, John McLeod ol Vancouver Take notice that 1, J. G. McNab of Pr.nce Ru- occupation broker, inlend to apply for permission pert, occupalion general agent, intend to apply 1 w prospect for coal .nd petroleum on the (ollowing for permiaaion to prospect lor coal and petroleum | deacribed landa: on the following described lands: : Commencing at a poat planted about two milea Commencing at . poat pl.nted .t the ao h-eiat j Kuth and two milea woat ol the mouth ol the Tl-el come ol Section 3. Townsh p 2 Graham lsiand. i uiver and marked J. McL, S. Vi. Corner, No. 33, and marked J G. McN.. S. K. Corner, ihence j thence north 80 chains, thenco east 60 chalna, ��-eat 80 chaina, thence north 80 ch.ins. thence thence aouth 60 chaina. thenco weat 80 chain, to out 60 ch.ina, thence aouth 60 chaina to point ol. point 0( commencement; containing 040 acrw, commencement. I more or lea. Dated March 6, 191L J. G. McNAB _,mtt<_ Keh. 23, 1911. JOHN MeLEOD Pub. March 25. Wilaon Gowing, Agent ��� i_\,. _���_._,. 24. Clarence McDowell. Agenl Queen Charlotte lalands Und District���DUlrict ol Skrena Take notice that l.John McLeod ot Vancouver, occupation broker, intend to apply for permisaion to prospoct for coa! and potroleum on tho (ollowing deacribad land: Commencing at . poat pt.nted .bout tw miles north of th mouth ot the Tl-el River .nd marked J. McL., S. E. Corner, No. 3. thence north 80 chains, thence weat 80 chain... thenco south 60 chalna. thence east 60 chaina to point ol com* rn. ncement; c ntaining 640 acre., more or lea. Dated Feb. 25, l'Jll. JOHN MeLEOD Pub. Feb. 27. T. E. Waller. Agent Queen Charlotle lalands Land Diatrict���Diatrict ol Skuena Take notlcc that I. John McUod ol Vancouver, occupation broker, Intend to apply (or permimion to proapect (or coal and petroleum on the (ollowir < de.t-irl.ni land: Commencing at a noat plan'ed about two milea north ol the mouth 01 the T -el r ver an marked J. McL., S. W. Corner. No. 4. thence north 80 chalna, thenoe east 60 chalna thenc- aouth 60 chain., ihence wi-st 80 cba na to point ot com tnercement; containing 64-' acrea, more or leaa. Da:cd Feb. 2S, 1911. JOHN Mcl.EOD Pub. Feb 27. T. E. Walter. Agent Queen Charlotte lalands Land District���District Skeena Take notice that I, John McUod ol Vancouver, occupation broker, intend to apply f r permiiwion to prospecl lor coal aad petroleum on the loUowing deocribed l.nd: Commencing . . poat planted about two mllea north and to mile., weat of the mout of the Tl-el River and marked J. McL., N. W. Corner, No. 27, thonce south 80 chain, thence eaat 60 chaina, thence north 80 chain., thence weot 80 ch.ina to point ol commencement; containing 610 acre., more or lea. Dated Fe .28,1911. JOHN Mcl.EOD Pub. Feb. 27. T. E. Walter, Agent Queen Chariot te Ial.nda Land Diatrict���Diatrict ol Skeon. Tak. notica th.t I Job;. McLeod of Vancouver, occupation broker. Intend to .pply for permisaion to prospect lor co.l .nd petroleum on tho (ollowing dewnhed l.nda: Commencing at a post planted about two miles north and two milea west ol tho mouth ot Tl-el River and marked J. McL. S. W. Cornor, No. 26 thence north 80 chsins, thence east 80 chains, thence south 60 chalna, thence wost 80 chaina to pount ol commencement; conuining 640 acrea, more or lesa. D.ted Keb. 25, 1911' JOHN MeLEOD Pub. Feb. 27. T. E. W.lter. Agent Queen Charlotte Islands Land Diatrict���District ol Skeena Take notico that I, John McLeod of Vancouver, occupation broker, Intend to apply for permiwlon to pronpecl (or coal and petroleum on the tollowing described land: Commencing at a posl plan'ed about two mllea north and two milea weat ot the mouth o( tbo Tl-cl River and marked J McL. N. W. Corner. No. 61. thence aouth 60 chaina, thence weot 80 ehaina, thenc north 80 chaina, thence eut 80 ch.ina to point ot commencement conuining 64U acm, more or leaa. Dated Feb. 25. 1911. JOHN McLF.OD Pub. Feb. 27. T. E. Walter. Agent Queen Charlotte Inlands Land Diatrict���Diatrict of Skeena Take notice that I, John M> l.-o.l ot Vancouver occupation broker, intend to apply (or permission to pr- -: n-t (or coal and petroleum on the (ollowing described land: Commencing Rt a poat planted eight mile, south and iwo woat o( the mouth o( Tl-el River and marked J. McU, S. W. Corner, No. It, thenee north 80 chnina thence eut 80 chalna, thenco aout 80 chaina, thence weat 80 chains to point of commencement; containing 640 acm, moro 01 Dated Feb 24, 1911. JOHN MeLEOD Pub. Feb. 27. C. McDowell, Agent Queen Chariotu Islands Und District���District ol Skeena Take notice that I, John McUod ol V.ncouver occupation broker, intend to apply tor permuodon to prospect for coal and potroloum on the following described lands: Commencini; at . poat planted about two milea aouth ot the Tl-el River and marked John McL. X. E. Comer. No. 32. thonco aouth 60 ch.ina, thenco west 60 chains, ihcnco nonh 60 chaina, thencc eaat 60 chaina to point of commencement; containing 640 acre., moro or loaa. Dated Feb 22, 1911. JOHN MeLEOD Pub. Feb. 24. Leslie E. Walur, Agent Queen Charlotte lalanda Und District���District ol Skeena Tako notice that I. John McLeod ol Vancouver, occupalion broker, Intend to apply lor permuBion to proapect lor coal ud petroleum on lhe lollowing deecribed l.nda: Commencing at a peat pl.nted .bout two milee wuth ol the 1 ��� ml. ot the Tl-el River and marked J. McL S. I Corner, No. 31, thonco woat 80 chaina, thence north 80 chains, thence oaat 60 chaina, thenoe aouth 60 chalna to point of commencement; conuining 640 .cms, more or loaa. Dated Feb. 22, 1911. JOHN MeLEOD Pub. Feb. 24. Lealie E. Walts*. Agent Queen|Charlotu laland. Land DUtrict-Diatrict ol Sko n Tako notice that 1, Join McU d ol Va comer, o. cupation broker, intend o ajply (or permiaaion to prospect tor c* ai and petrotojm 0.1 the following dcrcribod landa: Commennng at a p st planted about lour mil.. aouth .nd two mileo wo.t ot the mouth ot tho Tl-el Rivor and markod J. McL. N. E. Corner, No. 46, thenci' -outh 80 chaina, thenee woat 80 chaina, thence north 80 chaina, thenco eaat 60 chains to poi t ot commencement: ontaining 640 acre., more or leaa D.tel. Fob. 23, 1911. JOHN M'LEOD Pub Feb 25. Clorance McDowell, Agent Queon Charlotte Irian ��� I ami District���DUtrict of Sk- ena Take notice that I, John McLeod ol Vancou\er. occupatio. broker, Intend to applv for pcrmiesion to prospect (or coal and petroleum on the lollowing deocrib d lands: Commencing at a post planted lo r mi e* aouth and two west ot thc mouth oi r e Tl-el llr.i-r and marked J. McL 8. E. Comer. No. 46. thonco 11 rth 80 chain*, thence west 60 chains, tho oe aouth 60 c aina, t ones east -Q chai t point of commencement: containing 640 acres, more or le-a. Hated Fob. L'3. 1911. JOHN* M'LEOD Pub. Frl. 26. Clarance McDowell, Agant Queen CharlotU lalanda Land District���Dtatrict of Skeena Take notico lhat I, John McLeod ol Vancouver, occupation . roker, intend to apply (or permiwton to p ospeet (or c at and petroleum on th- (ollowing dcni-nbod lands: Commi nclng rt a poat planted about I ur milea aoulh and two mil.-, we t ol the mnuth ot the Tl-el River and marked J. McL. N. W. Comer. No. 36, thence aouth 60 chains, thence c at 80 chains, thence north 8 chains, thonco woat 60 . hains to point ol commenement; containing 640 acrea, more or lee*. Dated Feb. 23, 1911. JOHN M'LEOD I'uh. Feb. 25. Clararco McDowell, Agent QueenlCharlolte Islands Land Dlrtrict���Diatrict of Skeena Take notice tha' I, John MeL od ot V.n ouver, occupation broker, Intond to .pply for pormis. on to pro-peci or coal a d [ etn.leum on i.e following d acrilied 1-inde: Commencini! at a p at riant d sbs t to r mllea nuth and two milei wet of th - mouth f the Tl-el River and n.arkel J. M L . W. Corner, No. 35. thenc- north N chains, henc- rm 60 rhaina, thence aout 0 ch.-ra, the .p weat 80 I a-no o 11 Int ol comm - com , t ntaining I 40 n res, more or leo . D fi F.b. 3, 1 ll. J * N Mi. OD uh lob. ��6. <*. ��� ��� ': I 0 oli, gent LAND PURCHASE NOTICE Skeen. Land District���Diatrict ol Coast Range V Tako notice that J.ck Bedlord ol Keighley, Yorkahire, England, occupation over-looker, intenda to apply (or permiaaion to purchaae the (ollowing deacribed landa: Commencing at a post planted at a point In the easterly boundary ot timber limit 36329 and ln the aoutherly limit of lot 3989, Range 5, Coaat Diatrict, where the aaid limiu intersect, thence along the aoutherly limit of lot 3969 aforesaid and the projection thereof in an easterly direction 80 chaina moro or leas to the westerly limit ol timber limit 32501, thence in a southerly direction along the last mentioned limit 11 chaina more or leas U the northerly limit of timber limit 36775, thence in a weaterly direction along the lut mentioned limit 80 chaina more or leea to the euterly limit of timber limit 38329, thence in a northerly direction 11 chaina more or lesa to the point of commencement. DatcdMarch 8, 1911. JACK BEDFORD Pub. March 25. Skeena Land District���Diatrict of Coast Range V Take notice that Charloa P. Otter ot Prince Rupert. B. C, occupation aurveyor. intenda to apply for permiaaion to purchaae the foUowing deacribed landa: Commencing at a post planted al the north eut corner ol surveyed lot 3964, Range 5, Coast District, thenee in an euterly direction along the aoutherly limit of aurveyed lot 3991 and the projection thereol 40 chaina to a point, thence south parallel to the euterly limit ol surveyed lot 3984 aforesaid 60 chaina more or leas to tne northerly limit ot a timber limit tNo. 42563\ thence west 40 chaina more or less to a point in the pro ection aoutherly of the euterly limit ot surveyed lol 3964, thenco in a northerly direction along the projection of the aaid limit and along tho aaid limit 60 chaina more or loaa to point of commencement, containing 240 acres more or less. Dated March 8, 1911. CHARLES P. OTTER Pub. March 25. Skeena Und District���District ot Coast Range V Take notice that Edith Alice Crowther ol Ikleg, Yorkshire, England, occupation spinster, intends to apply for permisaion to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted at the aouth east corner of surveyed lot 3991. Range 5, CShat District, thence north along the eaaterly limit of the aaid lot 35 chains more or losa to the aoutherly limit of Lot 3965, Range a, ci an disirict. thenco out along the aoutherly limit ot the tut mentioned lot 60 chaina to a point, thenco in a aoutherly direction 35 chain, parallel to the said euterly limit ot lot 3991, thence in a westerly direction 60 chains more or li-as to the point of commencement containing 210 aero, more or loaa. EDITH ALICE CROWTHER Dated March 8, 1911. Pub. March 25. Skoona Und Diatrict-Di.trict of Coast. Tako notico that I. J H. McAughey of Princo I* .!������ ii. uccupation miner, intond. to apply for permission to purchaaa the following described landa: Commencinir nt . poat plantod at the aouthweat comer uf lot 2249. thencc oaat 411 chains, thonco .outh 6 chaina. thonco woat 40 chaina, thenco north 6 chain, to poinl of commencement, containing .1 acrea more or leu. Date Feb. 15.1911 J. H. McALT.HEY Pub. Feb, 25.1911. Andrew Kennedy. Agont Skeena Land Dlotrict-Diatrict of Coaat Tako notice that I, Peter Reid. of Vancouver. B.C.. occupation team.ter. inunda to apply for permission to purchaae the following deacribed landa: Commencing at a post planted and marked P. R.'s S.W. cornor and immediately adjoining poaU marked J.M.'a N.E. cornor and A.B.'a S.E. corner; thenco north Mi chalna. thonce eul 40 chaina. thenco aouth 8n chaina. thenco weat 40 chaina. to point of enmmencement, conuining 32n acm I more ur leaa. PETER REID. Dated lat Feb. 1911 Charlea II. Allen. Agent Pub. Feb. 25. Skoena Und Diatrict-Dlatrict of Coaat T.ke notice th.t I. William Anderaon. of Van- cruver, B.C.. occupation clerk, intenda to apply for permlulon to purchaae the fullowing deacribed lands: Commencing at a poal planted and marked W. A. northweat corner, and aboul 1 mile from Alexander Buchan northern boundary lino; thenco Miuth Ki chains, thence eaat 80 chaina. thenco nurth 90 chains, thence we.t 80 chalna, to point of commencement, conUininiri>4il acrea more or leaa. WILLIAM ANDERSON. Dated lat Feb. 1911 Charlei B. Surk. Agent Pub. Feb. 26. Skoena Und Dlatiict-Dl.trlct of Coaat Tako notice that I. Alexander Buchan. of Vancouver. B.C.. occupation butcher. Intends to apply for permission to purchaae tho following decribed landa: Commencing a poet planted and marked A.B.'o S.E. comer, and adjoining poau marked J.M.'a N.E. comer and P.R.'a S.E. comer; thonce weat on chaina, thence north 6��i chaina. thenco oaat tai chaina. thence aouth -" chaina to point of commencement, containlnir MO aerea more or leaa. ALEXANDER BUCHAN. Dated lat Feb.. 1911 Charlea II. Allen, Aaent Pub. F.-b 26. Skoena Und Distrlct-Dletrict of Coaat. Tako notice that I, John Miller, of Vancouvor. B.C., occupalion butcher, Intenda to apply for permiaaion to purchase the following described landa: Commoncing at a poat planted about 1 chain from ttdewater al the head of Luacombe Bay. and marked J.M.'s N.E. corner, thence weat Hi chalna. thenco soulh 60 chalna, thence eut 8b chafna. thence mirth an chaino, to point of commencement, conuining 64u acreo more or less. JOHN MILLER. Dated 1st Feb.. 1911 Charlea B. Surk. Aaent I'ub. Feb. 26. Skeena Land Diatrict - Distriet of Coast Range 5 Take notice that I, Fred Garton, of I'rince Rupert, B.C., occupation farmer, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted at the north eaat corner or surveyed lot 1937, Range 6, Coaat diatrict, thence north 60 chains to a slough; thence west 28 chains; thence south 60 chains; thence east 28 chaina to the point of com mencement. FRED. GARTON Dated February 25th. 1911 First insertion "Mar. 11 LAND PURCHASE NOTICE COAL NOTICE Skeena Und Distrlct-Dlatrlct of Coast. Take notice that I, Uslie E. Walter, of Vancouver, B.C.. occupation prospector, intenda to apply for permiasion to purchaae tho fullowing deacribed landa: Commencing at a poat planted and marked L. E. W.'s S.E. corner and immediauly adjoining post marked W.A.'s N.W. corner; thence north 40 chains, ihence weat 80 chaina, thence aouth 40 chaina, thence oaat 80 chalna, to point of commencement, conuining 320 acrea, more or loaa. LESLIE E. WALTER, Dated lat Feb.. 1911 Charles H. Allen, Agent Pub. Feb. 25. Skeona Und District- District of Castlar Take notice th.t I Bolcom McDonald of Princo Rupert, B.C., occupotion laborer, intends to ap ply for permission to purchase tho following described lands: Commoncing at a poat pl.nted throe and one- half milea in on easterly direction from the point on Naaa River where the Lav. Lake trail begins and one mile tn a northerly direction from the aaid Uva Uke trail, thenco north 80 chaina, tnence west HO chaina, thence aouth 80 chaina, thence oaat chaina to point of commencement, conuining 640 acreo. D.te Feb. 3.1911. BOLCOM McDONALD Pub. Mar. 10. Joaeph Belway. Agent Skeena Und District-District of Cassiar Take notice that I Charlea Morria of Prince Rupert, B.C., occupation laborer, intends to apply for permiaaion to purchaae the following deacribed lands: Commencing at a poat plantod three and one- half miloa in an eaaterly Direction from the point on Naaa River where the Uva Uke trail begins and one mile in a northerly direction from the aaid Uva Uke trail, thence aouth 80 chaina. thenco eaat bO ch.ins. thence north 80 chains, thence west 80 chains to point of commencement, containing 64li acres. D.te Feb. 3. 1911. CHARLES MORRIS Pub. Mar. 10. Joseph Belway, Agent Skeena Und District-District of Cassiar Take notice that 1, John McDonald of Princo Rupert, B.C., occupatiun hotelkeeper, intonds to anply for permission tu purchase tho following described lands: Commencinir at a poat planted three and one- haif milea In an eaaterly direction from the poinl on Naaa River whore the Uva Uke trail bcirins and ono mile in a northerly direction from the said Uva Uke trail, thence aouth eighty chalna, thonco west 80 chafna. thenco north 80 chaina. thencc eaal 80 chaina to point of commencement, conuining 640 acres. Date Feb. 3.1911. JOHN McDONALD Pub. March 10. Joseph Belway, Agent Skeena "Und District���Diatriet ot Cout Range S Tako nolice that Mary Bell Beaton ol Vancou ver, B, C. oceupation aplnster, intenda to apply for permiaaion to purchaae the following deacrilied landa: Commencing at a poat planted at the north cut comer ot Lot 3980, thenco about 30 chain, north to Ul 1T23, thonce 80 chaina woot V Lot 3982, tbence about 30 chain, south to Ut 3981, thence 40 chaina oaat, thonce 20 chaina south to Lot 682. thence 20 chain, out, thenco 20 chaina north, thenco 20 chair.a eoat to point ol commencement; containing ~*0 acraa more or laaa. Poat markod M. B. H . S.E. Corner. Dated Mil, 1911. MARY BELL BEATON Pub March 4 Queon CharlotU Islands Lar.ii I _ . Skeer.a Take notico that 1, Johr. McU occupation broker, intend to ��m to prospect tor coal and petrok-j" deacribed landa: Commencing at a post plan. ���! wort ol tho moulh ol the T'- J. McL. N. E. Corner. No T chains, thenoe west SO chair.- chains. thence out 80 cha::.-. mencement; conuining GIO ac* Daud Feb. 21, 1911. Pub. Feb. 28. Clareno INSERT YOUR LAND PURCHASE NOTICES IN THE OPTIMIST 'rict���Diatrictol 1 oIVumim ��������� l��< p*rmi��ja ' on the foUowi^ about three mi, ���' Hiver mufo ��� tr.fr.ee south S thence north g ;o Poi" ol g�� i.n-.oreorlsa. WHN.M<U0D McDowell, ,(���,, Quoen CharlotU Islands Lar.l ;'.-������-.c'.-Dinrind Take notice that I, John MeUod ol Viceom. occupation broker, intend to apply (or pen,*} to prospect lor coal an.l petrol un . UgTaSB described lands: * Commencing at a poM plantad ��� :.:*��� mile, m of the mouth ot the Tl-el Rival aad BatWI McL. S. E. Comer, No. it * chaina. thence west 80 chair.- chains, thonce eut 60 chair.. mencement; conuining 640 ac: Dated Fob. 21, 1911. Pub. Feb. 23. Clan ri M-r.M nonh S -r.-r.ce with St " point ol tt�� - rr.ore or Iss, -;"iiN mcuod McDoae^Atat | Queen CharlotU lalands Lar.d I'^:nct���Diitnaa" Skeer.a Take notice that 1, John Mcl... ��� i! Yir,eoui��, ! occupation broker, intend to apt ly tor penr-inc. [ to proapect for coal and potn ��� ��� on th. !i-:;ovi�� landa: : Commencing at a post plar.'-i aiiout tto ml*. wert ot the mouth ol the T. ��� River and r.arkad I J. MeL. S. E. Corner. No. .. ������..--ce rorth in chaina, thence west 80 cha:*-. ���������i.c- wuth N - chaina, thence eaat 80 ehains to poir.t of nor I mencement; conuining 640 acr... rr.ore or lesa. Dated Feb. 21,1911. JnllN M LEOD Pub. Feb. 23. Clarcr.c- V.cl km), Apt! I Queen CharlotU lalands Uml Diatriet���Distriett Ski. ��� .. Take notice that I. Johl ."> I'Var.etww ! occupation broker, intend *o a|: ,. fi r permaon j to prooepct tor coal and patri on 'helolloiin deacribed landa: i Commoncing at a pout p'a:.'- : .bout tto mua ; aouth and two miles west of the n.o-jth of tb. i Tl-el River and marked J. Me ' >. E, Const, 1 No. 71, thonce north Hi c:....- -*ci- .��t M chains, thenco aouth 80 cl... i thene. oat tt chains to point ol commer.c.-:.- - c::a:rir.(6S acros, moro or leu. , Dated Feb. 22, 1911 J' 'UN MtLEOD ' , Pub. Feb. 24. U.'.;. 1. Walter, Ajal I Queon Charlotte Islanda Und District ��� Hjtrietal [ Sk<- ::. Take notice that I, John Mc! ��� . ! W.eow** I occupation broker, intend to :.;; . ! r i-rnaOa. ' to proapect tor coal and iieiro!*..: ��� iwloBaaSl deocribed l.nds: i Commencing ot . po��t plar.*- ���' '���������''������* '��� oouth .nd three milw ���*. -" -" <':* Tl-d River .nd mukci J M -��� - ��� "�������� I No. 73, thencc north Mi r...- ���- ����t S 1 chains, thence aouth Mi cl.. ���--' * I chaina to point ol eOBUBi ���-.,::( ; 640 aerea, moro or lew. Dated Feb. 22, 1911. J. i|l>. MeLEOD ' Pub. Feb. 24. Clarcno UcDoa*Aa|S| COAL NOTICE Queen Charlotte lalanda Und District���Diatrict I Skoena Tako notice that I, John McLood ol Vanoouver. occupation broker, intond to apply lor permiaaion to prospect tor coal and pelroleum on the following deacribed landa: Commoncing at a poot planted about three milea nurth and one mileo west ol the moulh ot the lie! River and marked J. McU. S. E- Comer. No. 26. Ihence north 80 chains, thonce west 80 chains, thence aouth 80 chaina, theneo out 80 chalna to point ol commencement; containing 640 acme, more or leu. Dated Feb 26.1911. JOHN MeLEOD Pub. Feb. 26. Clarenco McDowell. Agent ' Quoen Clarlotte Islands Lar.d IV Bkaaoa Take notice that I, John Me! ��� I occupalion broker, intend to a-: to pruspect tor coal an petrole ������ deacribed land: Commencing at a past plan: n aouth and lour west ol the m u ���nd ma-k d J. McU. N. E. Cor- W. 80 chaina. ti.ence aouth .-" c! 10 chain.., thence ea.t H chai-- mencement; containing 610 acn- Deted Feb. 24, Ull. _ J'.'' 1Mb. Fob. 27. C. Mcl r-.-Dtuietd r.f Varconnt, I f. r \ir:r���mt I 'A - .-'-.: T.ia I TW Ri" . '-., tens ] , th r.ceowft I poi t of tea* I -. , r lam I N MeLEOD I .A** - ������*:d\ Queen Chariotu lalanda Und Di.trict���Distriet of Skeena Tako notice that I, Joh McLeod ol Vancouver, occupalion broker, Inund to apply tor permisaion to prospect (or eoal and i-etroleum on the (ollowing deacribod landa: Commencing at a poot planted about tout milea nonh and three mile, west ol the moulh of the Tl-el Kiver and marked J. McU, N. E. Comer. No. 66 thence aouth 80 ehaina, thonce west 80 ehaina ihenee north 80 chalna, thence out 80 ehalns to point ot commencement; containing 640 acres, more or leu. Dated Feb. 26, ISU. JOHN MeLEOD Pub. Feb. 28. Clarance McDowell, Agent Queen Chariotu lalanda Land Diatrict-Dlatrict ol Skoena Take notice that I. John McLeod ol Vancouver, oceupation broker, inUnd to apply lor permiasion to prospect (or coal nnd petroleum on the following described landa: Commoncing at a poot planted about four milea north and three mllea arut ol tho mouth ot tho Tl-el River and marked J. Met... S. E. Corner No. 66. thence north 80 chalna, thence wootSO chairs, thence aouth 80 chains, thenoa eaat 80 chains lo point ol commencement; conuining 640 aerea, more or leaa. Dated Feb. 26, Ull. JOHN MeLEOD I'uh. Feb. 28. Clarence McDowell. Agont Queen Charlolte lalanda Land Diatrict-Dlatrict ol Skoona Tako notico that I, John MeUod ol Vancouver occupatio.. broker, intend to apply for permission to prospeet lor coal and petroleum on tho lollowing described land: Commencing at a poat planted about two mdea north and twn milea weat ol the mouth ot the Tl-el River and markod J. McU, S. E. Corner, No. 62, thence nnrth 80 chaint, thonce weat 80 chains, thence aouth 80 chalna, thenee out 80 chaina to point ot commoncement; containing 640 acrea, more or lewa. Dated Feb. 26 1911. JOHN MeLEOD Pub. Feb. 11, T. E. Walter, Agent Queon Charlotto Islands I .sn I District���District ol Skeena Take notico that 1, John MeUod ol Vancouver, occupation broker, intend to .pp'y lor permiasion to proepect lor coal and petroleum on the lollowing descrilied land: Commeneing at . poat planted about three mile. west and two miles north ot the mouth ol the Tl-el River and m.rked J McU S. E. Comer, No. 67 thence north 80 chair--, thence WT��t 80 chains, thonco sout'- K0 ehaina, thonco eut 80 chains to point ol r,,mmrnerttient; containing 640 urn, more or leaa. Dated Feh. 26, 1911 JOHN MeLEOD Pub. Fob. 27. T. E. Walur, Agent I Quoon Chariotu Islands Und D ��� Sk--... i Take notice th.t I. John Mela- I ������ \��*"2 I occupotion broker, Intend to a); I) r ;���:*"���� . to prospect lor coal and petroleum ��� thi (uleesi I deecribed lands: ._ Commencing at a pom planted ��l��o t��� milea north and one mile west of the mouthelUJ Tl-el Rivor and marked J. MrL. - ��. tonjl No. 18, thence north 80 ri. ;|J chaina, therce aouth 60 chalna, thenci *��'��� 1 chalna to point ol commend a i: ' *' -"I acreo. more or Iw . ...iron D.ted Feb. 26 1911 ���' '' ,N SftS Put.. Fob. 28 Clarenct M.-.i ��� ��� *** | Queen CharlotU Ialanda'Und Dls'.m* DUnKM Take notiee that I. John' McL - ' ""J* occupation brokor, intend to apply : - -, T�� to proapect lor coal and petroleum . * * ' ���"""���"��� deacribed land: , (i,,| Commencing at a post plait ��� '.A...fg mllea north and three miles w^t ol t ���. ���;'.��" the Tl-el River and marked J. Mcl {r% No. 61, thonce north 80 chain-. "���'"���*;)'9 chains, thenoa aouth 80 chain*, t > **** chains to point of commencemer t .cr.tiaw 610 acros, moro or leaa. \irLE0D Dated Feb. 28.1911. ffiJS^UiB Pub. March 8. Clarence Mcl'o Quean Charlotto lalanda Und Duir.ct DW** Tako notice that I, John MeUo;' '"JJg occupation broker, Intend to appl. ��� to prospect lor eoal and petroleum o* described land: . . . . . , mils Commoncing at a post planted. (lM north and three mil��� we,t ol j ,,.���. Tl-el River and marked J. Mcl. ��� -J No. 62, thenco north 80 chairs, tl ��� '* M chains, thence south 80 chsir,-. * '^ chains to point ot commencement, c 640 acrea, more or less. .nnv ������,!!0P Dated Feb. 28. 1911. ��� V,J , \*r* Pub. March 8. C.MSD Quean Charlotte Islands Und Disirict- DWW" Skeena ul<1 Take notice that I, John tttUoa ; *.]___* occupation broke-, intend to appl: ...t to prospect for coal and petroleum on i described l.nd: .. MaM Commencing at a post planted Sni ( ^ north and three miles we..t M U�� , orMf Tl-el River and marked J. Mcl < i i iinwi "III IVIVI'J "> ��� -- ��� ���*,'. ��� rf No. 63, thenco north 80 chainn. tn ., eul * ��� -. r.irl chains, thence oouth 80 cha n.��. Cat chains to polnl ol commencement. 640 acrea, more or lose. ,,. .idJjfl) Dated Feb. 28, 1911. ffiSSwil, Al* Pub. Much 3. CUrence Mcl no" Quoen Chnrlotte lalanda Und District- I ln Skeena . ruvn, Take notice that I, John Mcl-cod al��a ( B.C., occupation broker, inten.l to ��.."���' cn,,, miaaion to prospect lor coal and patron tollowing deaenbed landa: ,.,,, mik 3.���Commeneing at . post Blsnw ilW| north ot the northwest eorner oil. *��� ��� Mn((, I. McU N.W. Comer, being thennrti �� cb,jna, thence eut 80 chalna. thence "���"'''.��� f|-,ira�� thence weat 80 chalna, thencc north Klnt ol commencement. mti\ M't-W ited Dee. 24, 1910. u" in-, AS���� Pab. Jan. 21. W. MHWUiuil tH-! <*,' \tm**t*t-t iwm-7' (-*< M^l8^^Kts1>a:f^'<l^^^^^'^N^*w^^^'^*MJM^^~**^" THE PRINCE RUPERT OPTIMIST WE HAVE BUYERS FOR LOTS IN Stewart Samuel Harrison & Co. Brokers, Prince Rupert and Stewart, B. C. Agenta for Stewart Land Company, Limited COAL NOTICE r.iurlotte lalandi Land Diatrict-Dlatrict ol Skoena - initio ��� that I, John McLeod ot Vancouver anal on broker, inund to appl tor permiasion upset or coal d petroleu n o . tut lollowing i-'i.i an I: . , .. ,,i���n ncing a a poat plantol about eight ��� ���iuth and tour wist ol thi m>' h ol thu I R!��aj . d mirk'd J. McL., S E. Corner, il ihcn,-' orth 80 chains, the.ic- wost 80 jra 'ihenre auith 8) chains, thenco east 80 ji ��� poi it .1 iMmmanc imont: conuinin 40 . mor or 1 -.��. __ ... .. - __, ., itl | JOMN McLEOL ��� , 27 ' C. McDoweli, Agent Lea Charlotto lalanda Land Diatrict-Dlatrict ot Skeona ��notico th.t I, John McLood ot Vancouvor, jruiiation broker, intend to apply lor permiaaion fprospect tor coal ..nd potroloum on tho (ollowing gritted lands! . ommencing a a poal plantod about two miloa ri. 'rum tha mouth ol tho Tl-ol River and krked J McL N. E Cornor No. 18. thence Ith Sl chaina, theneo weot 8 chain., thenco inl S'l chuns. thenca cat 80 ch. n. to point commencement; conUining 640 aoreo. m-ire Lo-lVel. 25.1911. JOHN MeLEOD Cii. Keh 27. T. E. Walur Aient LAND PURCHASE NOTICE -ii i Land District-District of Cassiar im notice that I Joseph Belway of Vanoouver |,C . oecupatlon prospector. InUnds to apply for .: in to purchaaa the following deacribed ���nencing at . poet plantod two and one-half |nle. -n an ensUrly direction from tho point on ��� Rlvar whero the Lava Lake trail begins. ui- west 80 chaina, thonce aouth 80chaine, le > eaat SO ehaino, thenoe north 80 chalna tu i f commencement, containing- 640 acres J Feb!?" Ml JOSEPH BELWAY ���uh M:ir. 10 BVtoi na Land District-District of Caaaiar lire that I Arthur James Welah of Von- Aer. occupation broker. InUnda to apply for ��ernii..*ion to purchaae the following deaoribod nil.: I I" .iiimencina; at a poat plantod throe and one- palf mile, in nn easterly direction from the point i Naaa Itiver where the Lava Lake trail cornel-���-near thc trail, thence eaat eighty chaina, --uh 80 chalna, thence weot 80 chnina, lence north sn chaina to point of commencement foiiijomnir iiin ncrea more or loaa. ��� 1-1. I. l'Jll ARTHUR JAMES WELCH pub M ir. 10 Joaeph Belway, Agont LAND PURCHASE NOTICE T.u thn Com half - iNa eona Land Diatrict-Dlatrict of Caaaiar ��� notice thnt I Andrew Cummlnga of Van- ��� Ht'.. occupation cook, InUnda to applv rmlaalon to purchaae the following deacrlb- I : "iinclngat n poat planted throe and ono- llloa in nn easterly direction from tho point ���i* Hiver where the Lava Lake trail begir.a no trail, thence weat 80 chalna, thenco oouth ���i���-. ihence east 80 chalna, thenco north 80 to point of commencement, containing 640 pal, Ml t. It'll. in. ANDREW CUMMINGS Joseph Belway, Agent ������-Kocna Lnnd Diatrict-Dlatrict of Caaaiar Taka notice that 1 Hugh D. Oillla of Prince Ru- IPen occupation laborer. InUnda to apply for permi.si.in lo purchaae tho following described I lan.l. Commencing at a post planted three and one- ,nle. in an easterly direction from the point l Uiver where the Lava Lake trail begine I ns mile in .-, northerly direction from the - I ol.e trail, thence north 80 chalna, I "' ' * I chains, thence south 80 chaino, ll"""r" * '*" chains to point of commoncement, ���"ntaining 640 acres. I Date |,.|, ;, ,���,, HUQH D GILLIg I rt' M;,r 10. Joaeph Belway, Agent ��� half i- lon Nai ��� Mill I. I then.. J CHIPS FROM THE HUMORISTS "What's thc matter with your millionaire friend?" "Bemoaning his fate, as usual. Automobiles are getting common, he suys, while airships are not as yet safe enough for those who have everything that makes life valuable." Mrs. Frost --And was your daughter's experience as a hospital nurse a success? Mrs. Snow -Yes, indeed. She was at the hospital only two days before they dismissed her, but In those forty-eight hours she hatl met six perfectly lovely young doctors. I really don't see how sitting in such a hot Skeona Land Diatrict���DUtrict ot Coasl Kango 5 T.ko notico that William Franklin Carpenter ot Prince Kupert, B. C, occupatiun roaUurant keeper, intondo to apply tor permission to purchase tha followini: descrilied land : Commoncing at a post planted at tho south oust corner ot surveyed I/it 1712. thonco 80 chains aouth, thonce about 3.1 chalna west to Lot 21350, thenco 20 chains north, thence 45 chaina west thence about 25 chaina north to Lot 3U68, thence about 30 chaina east to south east corner ot Lot 3068, thence about 35 chains north to Lot 1711, thenco about 55 chaina cast to point of commencement; conUininK -180 acres, more or less. Dated Fob. 15, 1911. Pub. March 4. WILLIAM FRANKUN CARPENTER Skeona Land Diatrict���District ol Coaat Range 6 T.ko notice that Mary Maragret (Mini ot Victoria, B. C, occupatiun housekcoiicr. inUnda to apply for permisaion to purchaae thc following described landa: Commencing at a post planted at the north cast corner of Lot 31187, thenco 20 chains west, thencc 20 chains aouth, thonco 20 chaina wost lo T. L. 82507, thenco about 80 chalna north to Lakelae River, thenco meandering said river up stream in a aouthraaterly direction to Lakelse Lake, thonco meandering said lake to point ot commencement conuining 160 acrea, more or loos. Poat marked M. M. G��� N. E. Cornor. Dated Feb. 14, 1911. I'ub. March 4. MARY MARGARET GILLIS Ska' na Land District���District ol Coaat Rang 5 Take notice that Benjamin Ruasal Rico ol Prince Rupert, B. ('.. occupation waiter, intonds to apply lor permission to purchaae tho following ilo.crilie 1 land:.: Commoncing at a poat planud 65 chains south from tho south east cornor of Lot 3060, thenee 70 ehains west, thance 65 chains north, thence 70 chains cast, thenca 65 chains south to point uf commencement; containing 455 acres, mora or lose. Poat marked 11. It. K.. S. E. Cor. Dated Feb. 13, 1911. Pub. March 4. BENJAMIN RUSSEL RICE Skoena Land Diatrict -District ol Coaat Range 6 Take notiee that David McLennan ot I'rince Rupert, B. C, occupation clerk, Intenda to apply tor permiaaion to purchase the fullowing described landa: Commencing at a post planted 10 chains south from the south wost corner of Lol 994, thenco 40 ehaina eaat, thonco 40 chains north, thence 40 chaina weat, thence 10 chaina anuth to point ol commencement; conuining 160 acres, moro or loaa. Poat marked D. M.. S. W. Cor Dated Fob. IS, 1911 DAVID McLKNNAN Pub. March 4. Skeena Land District���District of Coaat liango 5 Tako notice that Aloiander Beaton ol Vancouver, B. C, occupation carpenter, intenda lo apply lor permiaaion to purchaso tho tollowing described landa: , . , Commencing at a post planted 80 chains aouth Irom tho aouth wost cornor ol Lot 3065. Post markod A. B., N. W. Cornor, thonce 30 ehains ���outh, thence 80 ch.ins cast, thenco 30 chalna north, thonco 80 chaina west to point ot commencement; containing 200 acres, more or less Dated Fob. 13, 1911. ALEXANDER BEATON I'ub. March -1. Skeen. Land District-Disirict of Coast Range 5 T.ke notico th.t George Levick of I'rince Kuport B. C. occupation . int nils to apply to permiaaion to purchase the lollowing dosnlieil Commencing at a post planted on shore of Lakelse Lake about 60 chain 'orth oast from outlet of aaid lake (Lakolae Kin. thonco 20 chaina north, thence about 60 cha < oa.i to l*__*_* Lako, thenco meandering said i o shoro in a weaterly direction to point ot com. ancom.nl: contalnina 80 acros. moreor losa. 1\ t malkod I.. L. AND LEASE NOTICE Take ,'"' Di��Wct-Dl.trlct of Coaat Range 6 Ch��� ,V"", lhBl I Severlr. A. Tallander of Por- I Div f., , " ' '"'"nation ship master. InUnd to ap- heriuVi "".,,lonto ***** tho following de- |.i.iioe,| I,,,., ||l(r,,. tier'.'!?lITiSlM n "��"t n'anted at the N.W. cor- thence .���;,?',f"'nc*,we,t to low water mark, more... i, ' ,!lnnit low wsU,r mark 26 chalna IKS ,1,,' ' 'nonce eaat to S.W. corner of lot the;,.I, ,,,n n."rth a'ong high water mark (being or lesa,! ,������ '""ndary of lot 1302) 25 chalna more ���Hf..r...i,,".""��� V comniencementand conUlning ""���"in front of lot 1302. **_*�� Much!i��� ALEXANDER TALLENDER no. March 18. tabling 80 acrea, more or le S. W. Cornar. Daud Fab. 14,1911. Pub. March 4. GEO ���:oi\5E LEVICK Wife Phew you can stand office. Hub���One can not stand sitting iu any kind of office, my love. "My little boy can give a perfect imitation of a phonograph." "Why don't you send him out on thc vaudeville circuit'.'" "Do you think he would make a hit?" "No, but anything is better than having him around the house." "I am going lo start a garden," announced Mr. Subbubs. "A few months from now I won't be kicking about your prices." "No," said the grocer, "you'll lie wondering how 1 can afford to sell vegetables so cheap." GREAT BRITAIN There were 1.8U4 births and 1,974 deaths in London last week���264 below and 439 above the averages. Measles accounted for 118 deaths, influents, for 27, and diarrhoea for Ifi. Suicides numbered 9, N infaius under one were suffocated in bed, and l death occurred under an anaesthetic. Sir Frederick Hritlge, lecturing on music at ihe Cily of London School spoke of the modern "graveyard school" of composers, and added: "If some of our young eomposeta would only be more cheerful antl wake up, they might do something for thc joy of thc country." It has been decided to increase the number of school gardens used for nature study under the London County Council by twenty a year. There are at present 171 of these gardens. Skeletons of a man and of a woman were unearthed by workmen in excavations in Falcon street, Ipswich. They are thought to belong to persons who died in the Great Hague in the year 1664. The Great Western Railway Company have entered into an arrangement to experiment with a petrol- electric rail motor-car. Thc car will seat forty-live passengers, and will run at a maximum s|ieed of twenty miles an hour. The fall of a meteorite took place at Hull, a stable lieing demolished and the roofs of live other buildings shattered. Light horses in the stable were very much frightened, but escaped uninjured. EUROPE AND THE ORIENT The linal provisional census returns give the total population of India as 816,000.000, This li an Increase of 20,500,000 as compared with 1901. China has concluded a loan for $50,000,000. Tea for the Emperor cf China is grown in a garden surrounded by very high walls, so that none but the cultivators can approach it. The pickers must bathe three times daily. They must, wear special gloves, and abstain from eating lish lest their breath should spoil I hi aroma of the tea leaves, Water Notice Notice is hereby given that nn application will be made under Part y. of the "Water Act, 1909," to obtain a license in the Skeenu Division of Skeenn District. (a) The name, address and occupation of the applicant is S. ft. McClinton, Estate agent, Vancouver, H.C. (If for mining purposes) er's certificate No Free Mill- COAL NOTICE stream or description (b) The name of the lake source (if unnamed tin is) Kitsumkalum Kiver. (c) The point of diversion is near the intersection of the east limiiiilarv of lot 1405. (d) The quantity of water applietl for (in cubic feet per second) is 140. (f) The character of the proposed works is a general .,imit for t|u, pro. duction of heat, light antl power, and the manufacturing of wood pulp, lumbers and timbers generally. (f) The premises on which the water is in In-used (describe same) Mill site about 3-4 of a mile below intake; Wood, frame and concrete buildings in addition to the masonry, dams, tlumes and penstocks necessary. (g) The purposes for which the water is to be used is power development. (h) If for irrigation, describe the land intended to be irrigated, giving acreage (i) If the water is to be used for power or mining purposes, describe the place where tlie water is to be returned to some natural channel, and the difference in altitude between point of diversion and point of return. Power plant about 3-4 of a mile down stream from the intake. Difference in altitude 80 feet. (j) Area of Crown land intended to be occupietl by the proposed works is 100 acres. (k) This notice was posted on the fith day of March, 1911, and application will be made to the Commissioner on the 25th day of April, l'.ill. (1) Give the names and addresses of any riparian proprietors or licensees who or whose lantls are likely to be affe.'ted by the proposed works.either above or below the outlet. None. S. R. McCLINTON, James Cross, Agent. P.O. Box 285, I'rince Rupert, H.C. Note- One cubic foot per second is equivalent to 35.71 miner s inches. Pub. March 16. 1911. Water Notice or laaBi ANGUS BEATON Skeona Land Diatrict-Dlatrict ol Coaat lUnge 6 Tako notico that Angus Beaton ot I'rince Kupert, B. C, occupation minor. Intenda to spew lor par- mlaaion to purchaae tho lollowinK deacrilied landn: CommencinK at a poat planted at the aouth eaat cornor of Lot 3997, thenco 40 chains wait, thenco 40 chaina aouth, thence about 00 chaina eaat to Lakelae Lake, thenco meandering aaid lake ahoro in an northorly direction to point ol commoncement: conUlning 17(1 acres, more Post marked A. B., N. E. Corner Hated Feb. 14, 1911. Pub. March 4. Skoena Land Diatrict-Dlatrict. of Coast Tako notico that I. Mra. John Corley of Prince Rupert. B.C., occupation married wurrmn, intends to apply for permiaaion to purchase the following dP5ormmedncini"��t a post planted ,i chainsI ��j and 120 chalna aouth fiom the aouthweat �����srg lot 1733, Coast District, Uange 5, thenoe anuth w chalna. thence oaat 40 chalna. thence north M chalna. thence weat 40 chalna more orJSSS tOttS point of commencement, containing BM acres moreorleaa. ^ jQm .^^ CQRLEY Date Mar. 20, 1911 Pub. Apr. 4,1011 The Conservatives in the German Diet announce in energetic terms today | their intention of demanding that the Prussian Government give the reasons! which led it to consent to the proposed constitution fm Alaiace-Lorralne. 08- ac- The Emperor of Germany's brick factory at Cadinen is so successful that an extension of the premises is necessary to cope with the growing business The prosperity of tne tablishment is due primarily to Emperor's own keen interest and tlvities, A card which was posted at Home on March 29, 1894, has just reached its destination at Florence. It conveyed arneaw from a young mother to an Uncle, informing him of the birth of his grandnephew. Notice is hereby given that an application will be made tinder Part V. of the "Water Act, 1909," to obtain a license in thc Queen Charlotte Division of Skeena District. (a) The name, address and occuiiation of thc applicant is George Young, Victoria, B.C. (If for mining purposes) Free Winer's Certificate No (b) The name of the lake, stream or source (if unnamed, the description is) Ain Lake and Ain Kiver. (c) The point of diversion at or near Ain Lake. (tl) The quantity of water applied for (in cubic feet per second) 1000. (c) The character of the proposed works, dam, Hume, pipe-line, power engines, plant, etc. (f) The premises on which the water is to be used (describe same) at or near mouth Ain Kiver,Masset Inlet. (g) The purposes for which the water is to be used is for power development and mill operations. (h) If for irrigation, tlescribe the land to be irrigated, giving acreage, (i) If the wnter is to be used for power or mining purposes, describe the place where the wnter is to be returned to some natural channel, and the difference in altitude between the point of diversion anil point of return. At or near mouth of Ain River,about 150 feet below lake level. (j) Area of Crown laml intended to be occupietl by the proposed works (k) This notice was potted on the first dnv of March, 1911. and application will be made to the Commissioner on the fifth flay of April, 1911. (I) Give the mimes and addresses of any riparian proprietors or licensees wlio or whose lands are likely to be affected by the proposed works.either above or below the outlet. None. GEORGE YOUNG, H. Kdcnshnw, Agent P.O. Pox 285, Prince Rupert, B.C. NoTK-One cubic foot per second is equivalent to 115.71 miner's inches. Pub. March Ki. 1911. READ THE OPTIMIST Quwn Charlotte 'stands Lund Ilialrict-- District ot Skcna Take notici. thai I, John McLeod ol Vancouver, occupation broker, intend lo apply lor parmiaalon to proapect lor eoal and pt-troleuui on tin- fnlluwing deacrilied lands: Comnu'iicitig at a poal plantisl at tin- muulh ol lho Tl-el Kiver and inurkisl J. McL. N. _. Corner, No. 311, thanea auulli SI) chalna, tl OS weat SU chaina, thence north SI) chaina, thei.ce cast SO Chair,.. :o point ol cutium.nccinenl; containing li4U acros. more or leaa. Dated Feb. Ill, 1911 JOHN Mcl.KOD Pub. Keb. 23, Lmlji. K. Walter, Agent- Queen Charlotte Islanda ljind Diatrict District ot Skeena Tako notice that I, John McLisid ol Vancouver, occupation broker, intend to applv lur penui-aion lo proapect for coal and petroleum on the following ili-MTil-.-.l lands: Commencing at a iioat plantisl about two milea weat ol tho muulh ol the Tl-el Kiver uml marked J . McL. N. W. Corner. No. 29, thence south SO chains, thence eaat SU chains, thence nnrlh SO chains, thence weat hO chaina lu point ol commencement; containing tilu acres, more or leas. Datisl Keb. 21, l'Jll JOHN Mcl.KOD I'ub. Keb. 23. Clarence MeDowell, Agent Queen Charlotte Islands Land District ���Disirict ol skeona Take nolice that I, John M i-1... .1 ol Vancouver, occupation broker, intend to apply for pi-rtuiaaion to proapect lor coul and petroleum on the lullow-ing deacrilied landa: Commencing at a post planted almut two milea weat ol the mouth ol the Tl-el Kiver anil murked J. McL. N. B. Corner, No. 49, thence south SO chaina, thence west hU chaina, thence north SO ehaina, thence east So chains to point uf com* mencemenl; conuining Clu acres, more or lea*. Datod Keb. 21, l'Jll JOHN Mcl.oKD I'ub. Keb. 23. Clarence McDowell. Agent Quoen Charlotte Islands 1 .m.l District - District of Bkaana Take notice that I, John UeLaod ol Vancouver, occupation broker, intend to apply lor is-rtnission to prus|ioct fur coal and |M-lroleum on lhe following descrilssl lands: Commencing at a post planted at the mouth ol tho Tl-el Rlvar and markisl J. Mcl.. s. K. Curner, No 1, thence north Ml chains, thence west SO chaina, thence aouth SO chains, thenc* east 80 chains lo point ol commencement! containing 040 acrea, more or leaa. Dated Keb. 21, l'Jll. JOHN Mcl.KOD I'ub. Keb. 23. Clarance McDowell, Agent Queon Charlotto lalanda I ...n.i District -Di/trlct ol Bkaana Take notiw that I, John McL.id of Vancuuv or, occupation broker, intend to apply lor porniUwio to |irt*|M-ct for coal uml petruleum un the follow ng di-serilssl alnds: (.'ommencing at a pnst plunti"! olmut live milea north and one mile wesl ul the inuutli ol the Tl-el Itiver und markisl J. Mc... N. \V. Corner No. 1?. ihenc aouth sO ehuins. thencc east SO chaina, thenee north Ml chairs, thence west SO chains to point of commencement. eunluining 640 acre*, mine or leaa. Datisl Keb 2ti, l'Jll. JtHIN McLKOD I'ub. Keb. 28. Clarence McDowell, Agent Queen Charlotto lalands land District���District ol Skis-na Take notice that I, John Mcleod ol Vancouvor occupation broker, inu-nd to apply lor permiaaion to proapect fur cual and iielroleum on the tollowing doacribisl lands: Commencing at a poat plantisl two miles weat ol the mouth of the Tl-cl Kiver and marked J McL. S. W. Corner, No. 28, thence north 80 ehaina, thence east 80 chains, thence south 80 chains, thencc west 80 chains to point of com- ' mencement: inntaining 040 acres, mure or lesa. j Datod Keb. 21. 1911. JOHN McLKOD I'ub. Keb.23. Clarence McDowell, Agent Quoen Charlotto Islanda 1 -u.-l Diatrict���District ot Bkaana Take notice that I, John Mcl^sid of Vancouver, occupation broker, intend tu apply lor i > -mission to proapect for eoal and pet roleum on the following descrilied lands: Comme, cing at a poat planted almut four mileo north and one ri ile cast uf the mouth nf lhe Tl-el Hiver and marker J. Mcl... S. K. Corner. No. 00 thenco north 80 chains, thenre west all chai a, thencc aouth 8u chains, ihence east so chaina point of commencement: containing 640 acr a, more or leaa Dated Keb. 20, lull. JOHN MeLEOD I'ub. Keh. IS. ClarrnotlMcDowill, Agent Queen Charlotto Islands I uml District���District ol Skn-na Take notice that 1, Juhn Mclx-od ol ancouver, occupation brokor. Intend to apply for jiennisaion lo pronfiect lor coal and lietroleum un the lulluwing described landa: Commencing at a post planted alwut fuur milea north and one mile east of the mouth of the 'I'l-d Kiver and markisl J. Mcl., N. B. Corner, N'o b, Ihence south SU chaina, thenco west Ml chaina, thenc north SO chaina, thence cast SO chains to poinl of commencement: containing 010 urres. more or less. Daied Keb. 20, 1911. JUHN McLKOD I'ub. Keb. 28. Clarence McDowell, Agent Queen Charlotte Islands I.and District���District of Skeena j Take notic that I. John Mcleod of Voncauver, occupation broker, intend to apply lor iiermission ' to pros|iect tor cual and potroleum on the fnlluwing descrilssl lands: i Commencing at a post plantisl aliout four mllea aouth and two mllea west of the muuth nf tho Tl-el Hiver and markisl J. Mc.L. N. K. Corner, No. 74, Ihenc south I 0 chains, thence w-est SO chains, thenci- norlh I 0 chains, thenc east SO . chains to point ot commencement; containing 0-10 I acnsi. more nr laaa, ! Dated Keb. 22. 1911. JOHN Mcl.KOD i I'ub. Keb. 24. Clarance McDowell, Agent FORESHORE LEASE NOTICE j j Const Land District District of Skeena Take notice that I, Paul Hrendler, of I Porcher lsiand, occupation farmer, intend to apply for permission to lease ithe following foreshore: Commencing ! at a post planted about 12 feet from the 1 location post of lot 1801 on Porcher Island, thence in a southerly direction following high water mark 1200 feet; thence west to low wnter mark; tlience northerly following low water mark 1200 feet; tlience enst to point of commencement. PAUL I1RENDLEK. Dnted March 7, 1911. First insertion March 11 THE PRINCE RUPERT OPTIMIST IT WAS "CASHING-IN" DAY AT THE HOSPITAL BOARD Four Welcome Checks Were Received Yesterday- Order to Reduce Laundry Expenses the Board May Start a Hospital Laundry���Good Work of Ladies Comi ittee ���In A cheque from the Provincial I Government for $2,500. A cheque for $50 from Mr. W. W.< Collin. A cheque for $50 from Mr. W. A. Ferguaon. of Walla- Walla. A cheque for $25 and n promise of $75 more from S. P. McMordie. Thete four cheques were received by the Hospital Board at its meeting j yesterday afternoon. The cheque for | $2,500 came as a grant from the Provincial Government duly signed by j Thomas Tayh r, Minsi'er of Finance and i by J. McB. Smith, Deputy Minister] of Finance, and made payable on the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Mr. Gollin, of Pacific Crove, Ca!i-' fornia, who has investments in Prince; Rupert s-jd he :s 'aved a good deal to ��� subscribe to various good causes, but none '���'���- mo:., de serving than thei Hosp:t?l Association in this city and so ha sent soli. Mr. ftergtaon sa'd hi was tdseved to give a donirion to such a wonry cause. ' Mr. McM-rdie may qualify as a life merrb'r of the Assodaticn by subscribes; S100. Ladica Doing Good Work Then when the Board had been surprised and gladdened by those subscriptions, the Women's Auxiliaiy oi the Hospital wro-.e stating that the John : Houston Ward had been supplied with j all the necessary bedding and sundry other articles at a.figure below cost. Many of the things were made by the ladies of the Auxiliary. The bill sent in was for M64 and the Finance Committee will deal with it. The Auxiliary are going to do a lot more good work for the hospital. May Open Hoapital Laundry It is probable that a laundry will be established at the hospital. The necessity of this institution was shown when the Board was asked to pay some laundry bills for the nurses for last month which were considered rather high. These bills amounted to from $10 to $14. Mr. P. I. Palmer wanted e ch nurse to be granted a fixed sum every momh for laundry expenses and Mr. O. H. Nelson advocated opening a laundry. The Finance Committee will report back. Last year's accounts have not been auaited yet and some members of the Br-ard were very sore over this. "Get an accountant," put in Mr. Palmer. To an accountant the books will be loaned and he will report back next Wednesday when the Boa-d meets again. It's up to the House Committee to decide whether John Smith shall connect the sewer of his house with the sewer of the hospital. Those present at the Board meeting were D. G. Stewart, chairman.iO. H. Nelson. M. M. Stephens. J. G. Scott, J. H. Thompson. Alderman Kirkpatrick. H. H. Clarke ar.d P. I. Palmer. STRIKE IS NEARLY OVER WORK IS STARTED AGAIN Strikers Gathered at First Ave. Cut But Were Warned by the Police Not to Interfere���Work is Going on Again as Usual at $3 a Day It looks as if the labor dispute with the grading laborers is very near an end now. W ith ten men and two horses Messrs. Mclnnis & KlIIv made a stait today on their First avenue contract. Chief Vickers was in attendance with half a dozen constables, but for the first hour between seven a.m. and eight there mas no trouble at all, and the gang got out a good deal of dirt and dumped it. Prominent Men Present A number of the most prominent business men of the city were present at the barriers, their purpose being to let the workers know that the sympathies of the citizens are with those who want to work. S. P. McMordie, the contractor, was present on the cut with Messrs. Mclnnis & Kelly. Chief Warned the Strikera Between seven and eight a.m. a number of the strikers passed along the barriers, but they did not show by word or action anv disposition to cause trouble. A. O. Morse, secretary of the P. R. I. A., came up and was warned by the Chief of Police that any man crossing the barriers would be instantly arrested. Chief Vickers added that Morse himself would be arrested if he were seen taking part 'in or influencing"trouble, and pointed the secretary out to the force. Men Held Meeting Morse merely commented upon the array of constables, and suggested that" the ending of the strike would cost something. He then retired with a few of the strikers to the P. R. I. A. hall where a gathering of some two hundred assembled and engaged in , discussion of the situation. Will Not Interfere Seen shortly afterwards by the Optimist, the secretary stated that it was ' not the intention of the P. R. I. A members to interfere directly with the men who cared to work. "It is their own affair." said Mr. Morse. "If they choose to work for less money it is their loss. Thp P. R. I. A. is not going to interfere with them, but if they work this afternoon it may mean a general strike." The Earl Grey's Rifles will hold a church parade next Sunday. They will meet at the drill hall in time to attend the service in the English Church in the morning. The steamer Prince Rupert leaves for the south at eight o'clock tomorrow morning. W CARTAGE ��d ^^^^ STORAGE G. T. P. Tranafer Agenti Ordera promptly filled. Prion nu..^ OFFICE-H. B. Rocheiter. Centra St. I'homaa. \ Northern Produce Co'y, I WHOLESALE PROVISIONS, FRUITS and VEGETABLES | Send for our Weekly Prict List I \ PROMPT ATTVNTli N GIVES SHIPPING ORDERS \ Phone 151 Phone 151 **^<��^��%��>Xatvi C. D. SHELDON IS COMING BACK SAYS HE MEANS TO GET EVEN WITH CANADIANS IF HE CAN Blamea Montreal Men for Blackmailing Him and Preventing Him From Paying 100 Centa to the Dollar Every Time. Pittsburg, April 6.���C. D. Sheldon is anxious to re.urn to Canada, so it is said, to "expose" some people who. he alleges, bled him of his money while he was dealing in stocks. He charges that two men of Montreal blackmailed him out of $70,000 and practirally drove him out of business after he had paid bark to his patrons over $30,000. If he had not been molested, he says, he could have paid back every cent. Sheldon professes to be of the opinion that if hc gains the Canadian courts his accusers will be glad to let him go, as he believes he has enough evidence to send a large numbei of Canadian citizens to prison. TALK ABOUT TOWN Miss M. B. Johnstone, of who has been appointed tei Public School here, will re before the B. C. leaiehen' in Vancouver next week comes here. giiiiiiillllliiillllilllllllllltiiito she The steamer H-nriette. the veteran of the G. T. P. fleet, arrived here this morning with a load cf dynamite for Foley, Welch and Stewart. YOU Aiter a trip to Naas River points \__z the learner Prince Albert will he back again today. She leaves for Queen . Charlotte Islands on Satvrday afternoon. |z5 tZ.. CAS HAVE ONE OF MY DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS OF |= l^'li _f^ 1 district for the ask- W*W%T^W** ii Diner LrccK ��ltt8st? i Rfit With passengers and mail from Seattle. | the steamer State cf California will I arrive on Saturday night and will leave for Skagway soon afterwards. The Young Liberals Association will hold a smoking concert on Friday tomorrow evening at eight o'clock in the K. of P. Hall in the Helgerson Block. A good programme has been arranged. Songs and short speeches will be in evidence and a good time is promised. The steamer Ramona goes south to- j morrow afternoon. The old reliable steamer Cunosun will be in from the south tomorrow- night and will leave for Stewart on - Saturday morning and for Vancouver - on Sunday morning at nine o'clock. Mike Boscovitch was again before! the Magistrate today and the usual j crowd attended outside the court. Bos-' covitch's case iB adjourned again until Some remarkably good pictures are 1 being shown this week at the Empress ! Theatre. The orchestra play a tuneful lot of airs. NOW OPEN THE QUICK SHOE REPAIRING SHOP Opp. Bank of British North America. New loggers sl - H in. high, made to order at Men's soles $1 Ltiiii.-- ��� Men's heels 40c Lai: ��� - Men's sewed on ���'..:' Ladies' sewed on 1.00 Shoes repaired while you wait. All leather first-da-- quality. Ludwig Strubi ��� Fulton & 3rd Ave. as they are. Take time by the Fore-top and buy one, two, three or more lots while they can be bought at the original price from the owners. Bitter Creek is located in the heart of the great mining district of PORTLAND CANAL and is so centrallv located that it cannot hlep being a big business centre. ' T"he Canadian Northern Eastern connects Bitter Creek with ocean-going steamships at Stewart. : : : * ��� ��� ��� PRICES RUN Quarter Caah FROM $100.00 PER LOT UP Balance Four, Eight and Twelve Montha ��� ��� ��� ��� M F. G. Dawson Prince Rupert li SPECIAL Razor Strops $1. to $3.50 ___*& \ -:see our window:- ) I C. H. ORME The Pioneer Dmfgiil PHONE 82 i JpOO<llll>00<llll>00<llll>00<llll I Ask Uncle Jerry "NOr Y i please take no YOU PRINCE RUPERT PROPERTY OWNERS please take notice and list your proper- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ty with a good live broker, if from the above you think our equipment should On January 15th antl 22nd, Eastern produce the best results, you should papers on Jan. loth, Western papers come in at once. on Jan. 22nd, our Prince Rupert Op- We advise everyone to get in the portunity advertisement appeared in market this spring and summer. Sell when you have a profit; buy again. That's the way to make money. You can make many times as much money if you will buy and sell and not hold on so long to property. All of you put your shoulder to tbe wheel and boost- keep on boosting��� that's the way we will make a big city. WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL OR RENT REAL ESTATE ASK UNCLE JERRY For Prince Rupert Opportunities ��� -ASK- Uncle Jerry unclje JERRY Ask Unde Jerry I Has a Free Information Department for strangers in the City and for nonresidents by correspondence. 'ASK UNCLE JERRY- He will build you a dwelling on i payment plan. He will lease or sell you a lot on I terms for you to build a 'dwelling papers in New York, Boston, Providence, Kansas City, Denver, San Francisco, Los Angeles, St. Paul and 37 Sunday issues of big U.S. daily newspapers in all. On Feb. 25th our Prince Rupert advertisement appeared in 28 Canadian daily newspapers. I Ask Uncle Jerry x>o��<iiii>o��<iiii>��o<iiii>����<iiii>����<iiii>o��<iii He Buys Leases He Buys Buildings ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ He Buys Lots He Buys Contracts store on. He has Stores to Rent. _*e wl\] se\\ you a house and lot si He Buys Lands in Skeena and Naas you can pay ot\ monthly payment pla River Valleys. , __, ., He will take a lease on your lots a. ~ ~~~ make your investment pay you eip "ASK UNCLE JERRY" per cent. He wants 50 Houses to Rent He Sells Leases He Sells Buildings He Sells Lots He Sells Contracts He wants Stores to Rent He Sells Lands up the Skeena Kiver Ask Uncle Jerry j
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Title | The Prince Rupert Optimist |
Alternate Title | [The Daily News] |
Publisher | Prince Rupert, B.C. : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1911-04-06 |
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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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