Hie Prince Rupert Op
DAILY EDITION
OL. U. NO. 52
Prince Rupert, B.C.. Saturday. March 4, 1911.
Price Five Gents
���RESIDENT TAFT TO CALL
EXTRA SESSION OF SENATE
i Awaiting Formal Notice to Issue the Order���Determined to Beat the Blocking Tactics���Ottawa
Awaits News With Keenest Interest
Special io the Optimist)
KVajhingtoni March 4.���Direct from
White House, practically from the
of the President himself came the
mission this morning that the Presi-
ni had abandoned all hope of the
Late pawing the Canadian reciprocity
Lmenl before the end of the session,
d thin h" is only awaiting the formal
hounremont of the Senate's failure
htm in order for the extra session.
Tl.i- dissppolntment of the President
the delay in taking up the reciprocity
reemont is known to be intense. He
quite determined to force the matter
the Senate
March I. The interest in
the reciprocity discussion is now all
centred at Wa hington. "What will
the Senate do with the bill?" is the one
great topic of conversation in official
circles.
The Conservatives make no secret
of their wish that the American Senate
will not only fail to pul the measure
through ut thc present session, but
that .resident Taft instead of calling
a special session will allow the matter
to lie until it is taken up at the next
regular session of the Senate.
The Liberals are equally frank in
their hope t at the Senate will force
the nutter through before ending their
deliberation-*, hailing that they are
l.ioking to President Taft to call a special
meeting of the Senate ���
IDIAN CHIEFS
SEE McBRlDE
IIF.Y WANT COURTS TO DECIDE
QUESTION OF TITLE
rly-six Chiefs Present Memorial
ICIajminq Proprietory Rights on
ll '.-r i..I. ii .1 L nd���Get S r.all
IComlort.
Special io the Optimist)
iVictoriu, March 4. The ninety-six
dian cUefl and delegates who called
Premier McBride yesterday aftet-
Mi to present a memorial claiming
rights to all unsurrendered
nds in the Province, got small comior..
ITIiey made an imposing deputation
pd their spokesmen went right to the
Jwrt nf ihe subject. He said "We
IWi to hear from you whether you
aini ihu this b'.g country called
ritiil Columbia belongs to you, or
il belong to the Indians. If you
|aim io own the country, we are of
opposite opinion, and we desire to
i" nme bin court house and get it
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-1- reply, the ' remier infonned the
hwtali n that lie question ol title
Id already been settled iu-d would
pi be reope ed. The Indians have no
! ^1 data) to the unsurrendered lands.
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TWENTY YEARS
FOR BILL MINER
I0TOR1OUS OUTLAW WILL END
Days cnder lock and key
^Sentenced by the Court in Ceorgia
'of Train Holdup Hia Two Corn-
unions Are Given Fifteen Years
Each.
Special to the Optimisti
[towviUe, Ga., March 4.-George
Ww��on, better known by his nick-
"neofOld Hill Miner," was sentenced
I *���*��" f twenty years in the pen-
by the court at thia place
��� tor being concerned in the
11 In. express car on the Southern
^way near White Sulphur Springs
[ Feb. last. Hi�� two companions
******** to terms of
������acli,
DEVELOP TRADE
. IN WEST INDIES
PARTY OF MERCHANTS ON THEIR
WAY TO CANADA
They Want ti Make Sure of the
Pacific Empresses Being Put on
the Route to the Weat Indi s Next
Spring.
ISpecial to lhe Optimisti
Montreal, March 4. -Following t' e
news of thc desire of the West IndiiB
t f rm .. < lony of Canada, nlll-s
word this morning that a party of
prominent West Indian merchants and
representative business men are on
their way here to consult with the
Governmi nt and the C. P. R.
Their business wilh the railway corn-
pa y is said to bc connected with the
pr posed scheme of putting the Pacific
Empresses on lhe route between Canada,
Boat n and the W st Indies next spring,
when the new Pacific liners replace
them on the China route.
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MINE MANAGER ARRESTED
la Charged with Inciting Springhill
Miners to Riot
(Special t9 the Optimist)
Springhill, N. S., March 4. Afler the
riots of yesterday, which were only
quelled by the appearance of armed
troops, the striking miners are today
very quite.
Manager Sharps was today put under
arrest on a charge of having incited
the men to riot. Much Interest is being
taken in the case. The stri e has now-
been in progress for eighteen months.
FIRE AT WINNIPEG
McLaughlin Carriage Co.'a Stock la
Damaged
(Special ti^the Optimisti
Winnipeg, March 4.-- Fire visited the
building of the McLaughlin Carriage
company, at Ross and Princess streets
last night, doing damage to thc value
of $26,000. The building was little
damaged, most of the injury being to
the slock of automobile? which the firm
has.
The flames originated It. the basement
and ran up the elevator shaft to the
third storey.
SHIPPING REPORTS
From the Dominion Government Wireless Stations
'At 8 A. M.)
Triangle- Overcast, north 8 miles.
Bar. 20.02, ther. :I4. Sea smooth. Two
masted steamer 6 miles off Triangle
Tatoosh Cloudy, north east 10 mile*-.
Bar. 29.70, ther. 42. Sea smooth. Out:
steamer Governor at G.15 p.m. In: a
large steamer at 11.15 p.m., Buckmun at
12.15 a.m. Out: U. S. A. Mam-anita
7.25 a.m.
(At Noon)
Skidegate -Overcast, south oast, light.
Sea moderate.
Ikeda Overcast, calm. Bar. 29.49,
ther. 40. Sea smooth. Amur southbound at 10 a.m.
Triangle Overcast, mirth. Bar. 29.00
the . 86. Sea smooth. Steamer Romona
8.H0 a.m. off Egg I'd Light northbound.
Estevan- Clear, north east, fresh.
Bar. 29.30, ther. 47. Sea smooth.
Tatoosh ���Cloudy, north east 18 miles.
Bar. 29.72, ther. 45. Sea smooth.
Pachena���Cloudy, south east. Bar.
29.87, ther. 46. Sea moderate.
Point Grey Clear, souih east. Bar.
29.24, ther. 17. Spoke Prince George at
11 a.m.
Cape Lazo -Clear, south east. Bar.
29.24. ther. 40. Sea smooth.
DRINKS GO UP~
IN TORONTO
ARE NOW FIFTEEN CENTS STRAIGHT EVERY TIME
STANLEY BALDWIN DRINKS
DOSE OF CARBOLIC ACID
Is Now Under Guard at the Hospital on a Charge of
Attempting to Commit Suicide Domestic
Troubles Said to be at Bottom of it
Painfully burned internally with carbolic acid, Stanley Baldwin was hurried to the hospital yesterday aft r-
noon. Prompt application of :he st m-
ach pump saved his life, but his condition is.-uill critical,
Baldwin's wife is alio burned aliout
thc hands by the acid, and lays thai
her husband poured the stuff into a
dipper and was going to drink i . Her
hands were burned by the spilling of
the acid in the struggle with him.
Whether Baldwi intended to throw
tie liquid at h's wife or r.ot is not
clear, I ut th-it he drank some of it is
sure. He will be charged with attempting suicide as soon as he i- well enough
to appear in coun, and may or may
not be charged with assaulting his wife
with the intent to do bodily harm. He
is under guard while in the hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin lived i a
shack al the back of the Grand View
Hotel. Mrs. Itnldwin c .me hole only
aliout ten days ago. Her husband
has been here about ten months. There
are three children, and the trouble
is said to have arisen nvir the custody
of them in the event nf tl e husband and
wife's living again ii different to - l
Married
Edward Diikelte ami Lilly I agnail
at the Cath die Reel ry in ihe pr.iu.nce
of a few Mends bv Father Bum z.
Thia Is the Result of New Legislation
Putting Extra Taxes on Bars Which
Take in Mre Tl an $40 a Day.���It
Is Not Popular.
(Special to the Optimist)
Toronto, March 4.���The consumer
gU< stung every time. Following the
news of the new Ontario legislation
providing I r special in-cition on all
bars which do more than $40 a day
business, comes he ann uncemi-nt Irom
the Toronto hotel keepers that a raise
in the price of drinks will take place
at all Toronto bars.
Under the old scale drinks were iwo
for twenty-five. Thc new tariff makes
them fifteen cents straight. Tue new-
legislation ll not proving popular.
DEATH FROM CHOLERA
People of Honolulu Are Getting
Alar red
(Special to the Optimist)
Honolulu, March 4. Two more deaths
from choleral are reported today, making
thirteen death out of fifteen case..
Some un luiness is felt Inst the plagui
should ns be arrested.
Will Make Work For j
Fifteen Hundred l
Vancouver, March 4 ���It is an- j
nounced today that the C. P. R. I
have decided on spending be- j
tween $1,000,000 and $1,500,000 j
on improvements to the line on i
the mountain section between j
ReveUtokc and Field, in improving the grades. Work for fifteen
hundred men is promised. It is
proposed to complete the work j
during the coming summer. 1
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AD W0LGAST
IS DEFEATED
WORLD'S CHAMPION LIGHTWEIGHT MEETS HIS MATCH
"Knock-out Brown" of New York
Gained Popular Decision of the
Champion in a Slashinr. Ten
Round Bout.
Special to the Optimisti
New York, March 4. Ad. Wolgast,
the world's champion lightweight went
down to defeat last night in a slashing
ten r und bout with "Knock-out Brown"
a local lad who gave the champion a
severe handling.
The boys met first in a match three
weeks ago when Wolgast got slightly
the better ol the exchanges. Brown
showed up so well however that another
match was arranged. Last night, Brown
fnrced the fighting from the start and
throughout gave more punishment thnn
he received. The decision was a popular
one.
FOOD FOR THE SUFFERERS
U. S. Army Transport Sails for China
With Provisions
(Special t9 the Optimist I
Seattle, Mcr-h I. The United Stutes
army transport BuTord. will leave the
port Sunday morning laden with provisions, blankets and medical comfi rl��
for t e victims in the plague and famine
districts in China.
The cost is being defrayed by the
U. S. Government.
WORLD'S RECORDS
V. S. Aviator Travels 106 Milea in
Two Hours in Texas
(Special to the Optimist)
Lardo, Tex., March 4.-The world's
long distance and speed aviation record
waa broken here this morning whefl
Lieut. Foulers of the U. 8. army, drove
an army aeroplane from l.mdo to
Eagle Pass, a distance ol 100 ii lies in
two hours, seven minuter
One very often has trouble getting
I collar to fit the shirt, cither too large
or too small. Sloan & Co, have them
in 1-4 sizes. They fit.
NO ASIATICS
FOR AUSTRALIA
"WHITE MANS POLICY" IS DECIDED ON BY MINISTRY
Japanese Pearl Fiahers on North
Coaat Are to be Expelled Will
Give Japaneae Spies no Op ��� rtun-
itie* to Learn Things.
Melbourne, March II. The federal
government h;.s gone a step further in
its campaign again*-! the Asiatics in Australasia. Regulations have juy* been
issued which wilt hnve lhe eff��ct of
prncically expelling the Orientals who
nre engaged in lhe |warl fi.herics nu the
north conil of West Australia. Although
the trade is worth tn the t'ommnnwnilth
about one hundred thou��;inil pounds
sterling Ihe government has mnde no
scruple in carrying mil ils -ailicy. The
oslensihli reason of the ministry's action
is that the "While Australia" policy
permits of no infringements such aa are
caused by the |iiessnis ol the pearlers
nn lhe coasts hut the real reason is that
the authorities charged wilh th" duty
ol securing the defence ol the iland
continent are anxious lest the Japanese
"houlil have an opportunity of spying
nut the land.
Under the compulsory ss-rviie law
188,000 Imys have registered for army
training. These flgUTSS -ho-s 11 ut Ihe
ri-.i��insi. by the youth*- of the Federation
1 as been mesi enthusiastic.
MASS MEETING ON SUNDAY
Moral and Social Refnr In Hold
Men's Meeting
A mass mm-ling, "fur men only."
will be held on Sunday IftemOOn at
3..10 in the Kmprcs Theatn. Thc
meeting is called by the Mora] and
Social Reform Council tn (UfCUSS phases
of ihe social evil. Dr. W . T. Kergin nnd
Mr. L. V. Palmnre v.ill address lhe
mo.', i: g.
Another "Citiren"
Building Inspector M. J, McNeil
i-* a glad in n. and I irmid an Inday.
His wife ha ju ���: presented In tr will, a
baby daughter. The young lady arrived on the evening ol Thursday, and
both mother and dtUlghlei ������'���< lining
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with Braids, Appliques
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WILL WARN STRIKE BREAKERS
STRIKERS WILL GO IN A BODY AND MEET THE CAMOSUN TONIGHT-
THINK MEN DO NOT KNOW OF THE STRIKE
COMMITTEE WILL NOT ALLOW STATION WORK
Mike Gurvitch Will Offer to Set His Men to Work Again if the Council Will
Agree to Pay Him the Difference in the Wage Rate���One Man Had
$70 Deducted From His $72 Wages For Board
Toda ��� the strike situation remains
unchanged. The men met lust night
in the P. R. I. A. Hull, un I various
mutters came up for discussion in relation to the currying on of the cam
puign for the 45 cent rate. The hall
was crowded, but as the u nounccmenl I WM carried.
was made thut all minor questions Mike Gurvitch's Trouble
requiring attention would be settled A discussion between members of
by the executive committee, u number i the Executive Comniltee and M. Our
the reporters who attended the meetings
held P. R. I. A. membership cards
und could not therefore be excluded.
The motion wus altered to one that the
reporter! consult the Secretary before
writing up their stories. This motion
il.
Phon. 9 LIMITED
Fulton St. sad 3rd As..
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COAL NOTICE
Qussn Charlotta Islsnd. Und DUtrict��� District ol
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Tsko notice thst I, John Mclxod of Vsncouvsr,
II. c, oecupstion broker, intend to spply lor permission to prospect (or eosl snd petroleum on the
followinK described lsnds:
5.���Commencing st s pont plsnted on the Dans
River sbout I 1-2 miles from Its mouth msrksd
J.M.N W. Corner, thence snuth 80 chsins, thencs
sast 80 chsins, thence north 80 chsins, thence
west 80 chsins to point of commencement.
Dsted Dee. 23rd, 1910. JOHN M'LKOD
Pub. Jsn. 21. F. C. Elliott, Agent
of those present retired.
Station Work Prohibited
One point which was made clear wu
that workmen will not be allowed lo
take station work from those contractors who huve refused to grunt the
im-reu.se. Another matter was the
charge for board made by S. P. McMordie on the wuges of six men whom
he had arranged should put up at the
Grand View Hotel. On the declaration
of the strike these men hud been turned
out of the hotel, und on their time
cl ecks their hourd wits charged up.
One worker to whom $58 wus coming
hud, it is suid, $53 deducted for board.
Another to whom $70 wus due had to
draw only $2 Ciah, his board charge
being $70.
Was It for Whiskey.
A member of the execulive committee
said that one of the wcrkfN had explained the high charge for board by
suying thut some of it wus for whisky.
How could a charge be made for whisky
in a board hill ut the Grand View Hotel?
The (irand View Hotel haa no licence.
He thought thut the workers should
demand lhe full amount of the wages
due them und puy their board bills
themselves, und suggested thut if the
contrucmr did nol like this plan, un
appeal to the Government Agent might
help.
Press Reports Criticized
A motion that the press be excluded
from the workers' meetings as the
mover considered that the published
accounts of thc meetings were gnrbled,
wus withdrawn. The chairman, Mr.
W. Prater, informed the mover that both
vitch on the mutter of wuges and his
contruct wus described with the reser-
vution of certain private matters which
the committee had agreed not to give
out. It seems thai Gurvitch's intention is to sec whether the city will muke
Up to him the difference between the
37 1-2 rute und the 45 cent rule, in which
case he is prepared to puy the 45 cents
und start up his contract aguin. If not,
he will consider whether to pay the
45 cent rate himself or throw up the
contract altogether. This contract it
will be remembered is the Third avenue
one whieh waa priced so low that the
bust city council had to consult with
the city engineer before it was thought
advisable to lei the work to Gurvitch.
Have Interpreting Committee
Amongst other business done ut lust
night's meeting was the appointing of
an Interpreting Committee consisting
of members of lhe vurious nutionalities
chosen by the men to act as official
interpreters of proceedings ut the meetings.
Will Meet the Camosun
This morning the Executive Committee
wils in attendance ut the Hull to look
after the detail matters arising, and to
advise the workers. The announcement that 26 laborers engaged by S. P.
McMordie, are expected by the Camosun
tonight, und thnt arrangements huve
been made for them to board at ihe
Westholme Lumber Co.'s premises, was
discussed by some of the men. The
Secretnry staled thut the steamer .will
be met by u strong detuihment of the
workmen in order that these 25 men
may nol be allowed lo land here under
any misupprehensi n whatever regarding
the situation. It is thought that the
men may be coining here in ignorance
f the fact that they are expected to
act as strike-breakers.
RESIGNATION ASKED FOR
Ottawa M. H. O. ia Being Accused for
Typhoid Outbreak
Ottawa, March 2.--The typhoid troubles of Ottawa have raised consideruble
criticism of the Board of Health and the
Medical Health officer. There is an
accusation of dereliction of duty regarding the entrance of pollution into the
water supply. Outspoken public opinion
wus replied to by a motion of the Board
of Health agreeing on its own efficiency,
und proposing to raise suluries ull round
This wus the last straw, and the city
council, after a warm debate, asked
the Board of Control to reorganize the
discredited department.
Tonight the Controllers huve asked
for the resignation of Dr. Luw, Med-
ir.il Health Officer, around whose head
the storm has waged. Meantime there
is a serious move in the city towards
government by commission owing to
many acts of the aldermen recent ly
A NEAT UK-TORT
Hon. Geo. E. Foatar'. F,nqn���, J
Nursery Rhymes LxpUintt_
Dur���n1���!, -*bMe on therms
proposals Hon. George E !-��,, I
'���a i.. roster quoted I
a nursery rhyme |, ,i,.risio, J"J
reciprocity agreement.
A rather neat retort wwmudeby'lli
Wurburlon of Prince Edward iW
who Intimated to the House that "��3
haps it is because Mr. Porter 3
present at the birth or the British pn9
ference, anil was one of those who try I
to strangle ii before it got into h��A
dlingdothea. So that is why the boa. I
orable gentleman has such a htktm
for nursery rhymes."
ENGLISHMAN IS PARDONED
Governor Hay of Washington She,
Clemency to William Slttnri
iSpecial to the Optimist)
Olympia, March 2, William Stew,
an Englishman who was svntenctd n I
serve a life term fnr murder sit ya-i I
ugo, hus been pardoned by Govern I
Hay who acted at the requw oltbl
British Government. Then- were a*
tenuating circumstances i-oimwted nil I
the crime which prompted the Briii |
Government's action.
Moving Pictures at the Phenix.
TO REPRESENT THE REGIMENT
Earl Grey'a Riflea and the Coming
Coronation
Members of Earl Grey's Rifles are
reminded that names of all those who
can get away in June ure to be sent in
to Fred Stork, Communding Officer, at
once in order thut the regiment may
select from them a delegate for the
Coronation contingent.
Born At Prince Rupert, February
26th, in Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sheil a
daughter.
Moving Pictures at the Phenix.
Read the Daily Optimist
DISPENSING
PRESCRIPTIONS
a specialty
at
ORME'S
Drug Store
C. H ORME
The Pioneer Druggiit
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Prince Rupert
"Ask Uncle Jerry"
Opportunities
Lots in the Main Line Towns along the Grand Trunk Pacific
Correspondence Invited about���Farm Lands in British Columbia.
Farm Lands in Skeena River District���Farm Lands in Naas River District.
We want to Lease lots on Water Street. We want Leases on Borden Street.
We want Options on property on Park Ave. Wc want Options on property in sec. 1.
We want to Lease lots on 11th Street. We have Clients with cash for bargains.
We will pay cash for Options.
We have Clients seeking property on 2nd Ave.
We want Options on property around Bigger Place.
UNCI.F. JERKY UNCLE JERKY
He buys Leases. He pays for Options.
UNCLE JERRY
He buys G.T.P. Contracts.
UNCLE JERRY
He loans Money.
Our advertisement on "Prince Rupert Opportunities" appears in the big Sunday
issues of the U. S. daily papers. Copies of papers on file in our office. We advertise
in 21! leading Canadian papers. We are therefore in a position to render better service
to both buyer and seller. Wc publish a book on Prince Rupert giving over B0 questions
and answers. Local people list their properties with ns because we have the buyers.
Out of town people write us for information. We supply buyers for home people and
free information to non residents. Tnke advantage of our service today. Don't wait.
Do it today.
Co-Operative Real Estate Co.,
3rd Ave. at 7th
PRINCE KUPERT, B.C.
P.O. Box 906
"Ask Uncle Jerry'
Prince Rupert
oii.ri���,. Opportunities
Partial List
of
We offer for Sale a five room cottage.
We offer for Lease, for long term, 76 x 100 feet, corner Fulton St. and 5th Ave.
We offer for Sale on easy terms, 2 lots on 3rd Ave. . ..
We offer for Sale, buildings on cor. Fulton St. and 3rd Ave. (subject to W'allaMi �����"���
We offer for lease, for long term of years, 50 x 100 feet, corner 3rd Ave. and H����
St., lease to daie from the expiration of Wallace lease.
We offer for Sale, lease for 3 years on 2nd floor, Buckley Block.
We offer for Sale all the furniture in Claremont Rooms, Buckley Block. ,
We offer for Rent, stores and offices in new building to be erected on eorner ol *�� .
Ave. ann 6th Street (Hart corner). For plana of building ami term**"
Uncle Jerry. ...
We offer 3 lota in Section 8, near Boulevard, very, very cheap; owner leaving ciiy.
We offer lease on 3 lots, 75 x 100, on Borden Street.
We offer, cheap for quick cash, (unusual bargain) 2 lots o.i Park Ave.
We offer lots near Seal Cove, cheap.
We offer for Sale property in every section (of sold lots) in Prince Rupert.
We offer for Sale store building in Kitselas. ���ottaK"'
We offer several parcels of ground for lease to put up cheap 2, 8 or 4 room
TheM houses will bring in 20 to 60 per cent, on investment.
To show my confidence in Prince Rupert I have leased several propel
involve the payment of over seven hundred thousand dollars, $700,000.
more. What have you to offer. ���UNCLE JERRY.
Hint
I un leasing
Prince Rupert Opportunities-Co-Operative Real Estate Company
THIRD AVENUE, AT SEVENTH STREET rj*\
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DAILY EDITION
)L. II, NO. 52
Prince Rupekt, B.C.. Saturday. March 4, 1911.
Price Five Cents
RESIDENT TAFT TO CALL
EXTRA SESSION OF SENATE
Awaiting Formal Notice to Issue the Order- Determined to Beat the Blocking Tactics���Ottawa
Awaits News With Keenest Interest
Special to the Optimist)
SHIPPING REPORTS
From the Dominion Government Wireless Stations
Washington, March 4.��� Diiect from
i While House, practically from the
of the President himself came the
nladon this morning that *he Presi-
n had abandoned all hope of the
lati* passing the Canadian reciprocity
Lrnetll before the ertd of the session,
1 thai In- is only awaiting the formal
[ountement of the Senate's failure
bus an order for lhe* extra session.
Se disappointment of the President
[be delay in taking up the reciprocity
eement is known to be intense. He
quit.- determined to force the matter
the Senate
Ittaaa, March 4. The interest in
the reciprocity di-cussion is now all
centred at Wa hington. "What will
the Senate do with the bill?" is the one
great topic of conversation in official
circles.
The Conservatives make no secret
of their wish that the American Senate
will not only fail to put the measure
through at the present session, but
that President Taft instead of calling
a special session will allow the matter
to lie until it is taken up at the next
regular session of the Senate.
The Liberal-* are equally frank in
their hope t at the Senate will force
the mutter through before ending their
deliberations. Falling that they are
l.ioking to President Taft to call a special
meeting of the Senate
iDIAN CHIEFS
SEE McBRIDE
IF.Y WANT COURTS TO DECIDE
QUESTION OF TITLE
ety-six Chiefs Present Memorial
���Clii'mii'" Proprietory Rights on
L nsu'rrndcrcd L n:l���Get S r.all
Comfort.
ISpecial to the Optimist)
Victoria, March 4. The ninety-six
flian chiefs and delegates who called
I Premier McBride yesterday aftei-
pn to present a memorial claiming
ftprietory rights to all unsurrendered
Ids in the Province, got small comlor..
They made an imposing deputation
their spokesmen went right to the
hrt of the subject. He said "We
ph to hear from you whether you
lim ilii' this big country called
pish Columbia belongs to you, or
ii belong to the Indians. If you
Jim to own the country, we are of
opposite opinion, and we desire to
111 wme Iiin cnurt house and get it
Wed."
Ill' reply, the I remier infoimed the
Wi I * ii thai the question ol title
l'l already been settled ��.*d would
|t be reope ed. The Indians have no
"1 claim to the unsurrendered lands,
��� id.
DEVELOP TRADE
IN WEST INDIES
IWENTY YEARS
FOR BILL MINER
3TORIQUS OUTLAW WILL END
I days under lock and key
I Sentenced by the Court in Georgia
'"r Train Holdup���Hia Two Companions Are Given Fifteen Year.
1 Each.
Special to the Optimist)
lOtUnsrWUe, Oa., March 4.-George
|n"'r-"ii. better known by his nick-
Pmeof "Old Bill Miner," was sentenced
***_ f twenty years in the pen-
r^'i'i-.v hy the court at this place
Ibbe f f"r **~"" concerne<l in the
tail"~" ,f lhu *-'X|'ri-'ss *** ��n the Southern
P-*ay i���*ar White Sulphur Springs
��� ���" l'l'. last. His two companions
I wntenced to terms of fifteen
I ,r' each,
PARTY OF MERCHANTS ON THEIR
WAY TO CANADA
They Want tl Make Sure of the
Pacific Empresses Being Put on
the Route to the West Indite Next
Spring.
iSpecial to the Optimisti
Montreal, March 4. - Following t' e
news of the desire of the West Indus
t f rm ,. i tony of Canada, c< mis
word this morning that a party of
prominent West Indian merchants and
representative business men are on
their way here to consult with the
Government and the C. P. R.
Their business with the railway corn-
pa y is said io be connected with lhe
pr posed scheme of putting the Pacific
Empresses on lhe route between Canada,
Bout n and the W st Indies next spring,
when the new Pacific liners rcplare
them on the China route.
MINE MANAGER ARRESTED
It Charged with Inciting Springhill
Miners to Riot
(Special t9 the Opiimist)
Springhill, N. S., March 4. -After thc
riots of yesterday, which were only
quelled by the appearance of armed
troops, the striking miners are today
very quite.
Manager Sharpe was today put under
arrest on a charge of having incited
the men to riot. Much interest is being
taken in the case. The stri c has now-
been in progress for eighteen months.
FIRE AT WINNIPEG
McLaughlin Carriage Co.'s Stock Is
Damaged
(Special to thc Optimist)
Winnipeg. March 4. Fire visited the
building of the McLaughlin Carriage
company, at Ross and Princess streets
last night, doing damage to the value
of $26,000. The building was little
damaged, most of the injury being to
the stock of automobiles which the firm
has.
The flames originated In Ihe basement
and ran up the elevator shaft to the
third storey.
'At 8 A. M.)
Triangle- Overcast, north s miles.
Bar. 20.02. iher. :I4. Sea smooth. Two
misted Steamer 6 miles off Triangle
T.tti*osh Cloudy, north east 10 miles.
Bar. 29.70, ther. 42. Sea smooth. Out:
steamer Governor at (i.15 p.m. In: a
large steamer at 11.15 p.m., Buckman at
12.15 a.m. Out: U. S. A. Mum-anita
7.25 a.m.
(At Noon)
Skidegate Overcast, south nnnl, light.
Sea moderate.
Ikeda Overcast, calm. Bar. 20.49,
ther. 40. Sea smooth. Amur southbound at 10 a.m.
Triangle Overcast, north, Bar. 89.00
the . -15. Sea smooth. Steamer Romona
8.,'"0 a.m. off Egg I'd Light northbound.
Estevan Clear, north east, fresh.
Bar. 29.30, ther. 47. Sea smooth.
Tatoosh -Cloudy, north east 18 miles.
Bar. 29.72, ther. 45. Sea smooth.
Pachena���Cloudy, south cast. Bar.
89.87, ther. 4l>. Sea moderate.
Clear, south east. Bar.
Spoke Prince George at
STANLEY BALDWIN DRINKS
DOSE OF CARBOLIC ACID
Is Now Under Guard at the Hospital on a Charge of
Attempting to Commit Suicide Domestic
Troubles Said to be at Bottom of it
Point Grey
29.24, ther. 17.
11 a.m.
Cape Lazo
29.24. ther. 40.
Clear, south east. Bar,
Sen smooth.
DRINKS GO UP
IN TORONTO
ARE NOW FIFTEEN CENTS STRAIGHT EVERY TIME
Thi* Is thc Result of New Legislation
Putting Extra Taxes on Bari Which
Take in Mre Tl an $40 a Day.���It
Ia Not Popular.
(Special to the Optimist)
Toronto, March 4.���The consumer
gct< siung every lime. Following thc
news nf the new onta-in legislation
providing 1 r special taxation on all
bars which do more than $40 a day
business, comes he ann unccment (rom
the Toronto hotel keepers that a raise
in the price of drinks will take place
at all Toronto bars.
Under ihe old scale drinks were iwo
for twenty-live. The new tarill make?
them fifteen cents straight. Tue new-
legislation is not proving popular.
DEATH FROM CHOLERA
People of Honolulu Are Getting
Alar.red
Painfully burned internally with carbolic acid, Stanley Baldwin was hurried to the hospital yesterday aft r-
noon. Prompt application of I he st m-
aeh pump saved his life, but his condition is si ill critical.
Baldwin's wife is also burned aboul
the hands by the acid, and says lhat
her husband poured the stuff into a
dipper and was going lo drink i . Her
hands were burned by the spilling of
the acid in the struggle with him.
Whether Baldwi intended to throw
tie liquid B| h's wife or r.ot is not
clear, I ut that he drank some of it is
sure. He will be charged with attempting suicide as soon as he i- well enough
to appear in courl. and may or may
not be charged with assaulting his .wife
with the intent to do bodily harm. He
is under guard while in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin lived i it
shuck at the buck of the Grand View
Hotel. Mrs. Baldwin e .me hole only
about ten days ago. Her husband
has been here about ten mon: ha. There
are three children, and the trouble
i< said to have arisen Ovir the custody
of them in thi event of tl e husband and
wife's living again i;i different town
Married
Edward Dukelte and Lilly I agnail
at the Catholic Reel ry in the pr. sence
of a few friends by Father Minn z.
(Speciul to the Optimiau
Honolulu, March 4. Two more deal hs
from choleral are reported today, making
thirteen death out of fifteen cases.
Some un Balneal is felt lest the plague
should ns he arrested.
Will Make Work For
Fifteen Hundred
Vancouver, March 4 ���It ia announced today that the C. P. R.
have decided on spending between $1,000,000 and $1,500,000
on improvements to the line on
the mountain section between
Rcvelstoke and Field, in improving the grades. Work for fifteen
hundred men is promised. It is
proposed to complete the work
during the coming summer.
AD WOLGAST
IS DEFEATED
WORLDS CHAMPION LIGHTWEIGHT MEETS HIS MATCH
"Knock-out Brown" of New York
Gained Popular Decision of the
Champion in a Slashing Ten
Round Bout.
Special to the Optimist!
New York, March 4. Ad. Wolgast,
the world's champion lightweight went
down to defeat last night in a slashing
ten r und hout with "Knock-out Brown"
u local lad who gave the champion a
severe handling.
The boys met first in a match three
weeks ago when Wolgast got slightly
the better ol the exchanges. Brown
showed up so well however that unother
match was arranged. Lust night, Brown
forced the fighting from thc start and
throughout gave more punishment than
he received. The decision was u popular
one.
FOOD FOR THE SUFFERERS
U. S. Army Transport Sails for China
With Provisions
(Special l'l the Optimisti
Seattle, Mar*h I. The United States
army transport Hu'ford, will leave the
port Sundny morning laden with provisions, blankets and medical coinfi rts
for t e victims in the plague and famine
districts in China.
The cost, is being defrayed by the
V. S. Government.
WORLD'S RECORDS
U. S. Aviator Travels 106 Miles In
Two Hours in Texas
(Special to the Optimist)
Lardo, Tex., March 4.-The world's
long distance and speed aviation record
was broken here this morning whert
Lieut. Foulers of the U. S. army, drove
an army aeroplane from l.nido to
Eagle Pass, a distance oi 106 n lies in
two hours, seven minutes.
One very often has trouble getting
a collar to fit the shirt, either too large
or too small. Sloan & Co. have them
in 1-4 sizes. They fit.
NO ASIATICS
FOR AUSTRALIA
WHITE MANS POLICY" IS DECIDED ON BY MINISTRY
Japanese Peorl Fishers on North
Coast Are to be Expelled Will
Give Japanese Spies no Op ��� rtun-
ities to Learn Things.
Melbourne, March 8. The federal
government has gone a step further in
iis campaign against the Asiatics In Australasia. Regulations have ins' lieen
issued which will have the effect of
practically expelling the Orientals who
arc engaged in the pearl fisheries on the
north coast of West Australia. All hough
the trade Is worth to the Common-emith
about one hundred thousand pounds
sterling the government haa made no
scruple in carrying out its policy. The
Ostensible reason of the ministry's net ion
is that the "White Australia" policy
permits of no infringements such as are
caused by '.he presence of the pearlers
on the coasts but the real reason is that
the authorities charged with th" duty
of securing the defence of the Island
continent are anxious lest tbe Japanese
should have an opportunity of spying
out the lund.
Under the compulsory service luw
125,000 hoys have registered for army
training. These figures -how tt.ut the
response by th��' youths of the Federation
1 as been most enthusiastic.
MASS MEETING ON SUNDAY
Moral and Social Refor lo Hold
Men's Meeting
A mass meeting, "lur men only,"
will he held on Sunday afternoon at
3..10 in the Empress Theatre. The
meeting is called by the Moral and
Social Reform Council to discuss phases
of the social evil. Or. W. T. Kergin and
Mr. L. V. Patmore v. ill address the
meetii g*
Another "Citizen"
Building Inspector M. J. McNeil
is a glad in n, and a proud an loday.
His wife hie ju.i presented him erith a
baby daughter. The young lady arrived on the evening of"Thursday, and
both mother and daughter- i.ie doing
very well. THE I'RINCE RUPERT OI'TIMIST
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SPRING
s^n^rE}
and House Cleaning
Will Soon Be Here
and this sunKt-'Sts some of the followinR
articles:
Old Dutch Cleanser 10c
Snniitine Cleanser 10c
Lye. per tin 10c
Chloride of Lime, tin.. .10c
Lux, just the soap for
thoae fine flannels���10c
Speaking of houae cleaning remindi ns thai during
those trying days the culinary arrangementa are
somewhat disorganized and
a quick and tasty lunch is
often desirable, for this we
recommend:
C. & B. Potted Meats.20c
Brace's Potted Meats..15c
Van Camp's Macaroni and
Cheese l"ic
An excellent soup may be
made from a jar of Armour's French PotftgeSOc
A tin of condensed clams
or Campbell's soups at 15c
will serve same purpose.
In cheese we have choice
Canadian. Swiss, Holland,
Vaset, also tho celebrated
Edelweiss from.the German Alps.
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This is a little section of the paper, which from day to day will be devoted
to subjects of special interest to women. Any and all of the ladies of Prince Rupert
* are invited to contribute to its columns, and to take part in its discussions. Sug-
. gestions and criticisms are invited by the editor. The hope is expressed that "Tlie
i Cosy Corner" will fill a social need.
|| - THE COSY CORNER =
i j DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN
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Sails for
Do not forged that In conjunction with our complete stock of staple
ami fancy groceries we have lately received a shipment of choice
Yakima potatoes which are selling ac 2 :l-4c per lb.
Have Women a Sense of Humor;
Once in a while vif nol more often)
there arises public discussion on that.
Eternal Question have women a sense
of humor. People write letters to say
thai women have no more claim to be
considered humorous I han a High Court
I judge has.
Other people write on scented note-
! paper lo declare that a woman's sense
of humor is keen enough to cut things
| with. Cut in the end all the talk dies
j down, and is eventually buried under
' the epitaph "This discussion must now
LYNCH BROS.
Departmental Stores Phone No. 2
*>S^'l*m*^-J^***\^*m\^m**^mS\r*Q
The Leading Linen Manufacturers ol Ilie World
DIRECT FROM THE LOOM TO THE PURCHASER
Hand Woven Irish Damasks 2x 8 yrds $3.18 2 x 2 1-2 $4.00 2 X
Hemstitched Damask
Tea Cloths 88x88 inch. .36 36 x 36 .65 50 x
Damask Tray Cloths 16x24 inch. .24 IK x 27 .28 26 x
each
3 $4.80
50
45
Hemmed l.i urn Sheets . 2x 3 yrds 2.90 2 1-2X
,80 22 x
3 3.78 2 1-2x3 1-2
30 .35 27 x 27
37 1.80 27 x 27
1.52
.52
pair
4.40
each
.40
1.86
6.95
3.00
1.92
Pure Linen Pillow Covers.. 20x30 inch.
Embroidered Linen
Pillow Covers Iiiix:!0 inch. 1.68 22
Hand Embroidered
Linen Bed Spreads 80x90 inch. 5.40 80 x 100 6.12 90 X 100
Linen Nightdress Cases Hemstitched .48 Embroidered .66
Hemstitched Linen
Towels, per doz. 26x36 inch. 1.75 26 x 40 2.00 26 x 45
Fringed Bedroom Towels, doz., Cold, ends 22 x 42 1.40 22 x 45
24 x 42 2.73
Walpoles'
IRISH LINENS
44F Bedford Street, BELFAST, IRELAND
Illustrated Catalogue on receipt of Postcard to Walpoles, 173 Huron St. Toronto
Advertise in The Optimist
cense.
Let me settle the matter now, once
and for all. My dictionary defines
; hu:i or as "a mental quality which
delights in ludicrous antl mirthful ideas."
N w consider, for example, the hobble
skirt. It is ludicrous ar.d mirthful.
Women delight in it. Therefore-Qu;te
so
Men t ndoubtedly possess more humor
than women, but women don't use
theirs up so quickly. A little humor
goes a long way with a woman: she
has an insight for economy.
A sense of humor, remember, does
not lie i.i an ability to laugh. I know-
men who laugh till their ears ache, und
yet they have no real sense of humor.
Many a woman owes her dazzling
smile to her dentist, and not to her
bump of h.mor. A t ing need not
necessarily be funn. because they feel
like it. and many women laugh because
they feel they ought to.
And remember, my son, that a woman
usually laughs her heartiest when she
wants to exasperate a man. And there's
nothing funny in that
There are two certain ways of amusing
a woman with a sense of humor. You
can either propose marriage to her, or
propose to some one else. A woman
always thinks it's fu ny you could
possibly expect her to marry you; und
she always thinks it's funny you could
ever think of marrying any one else.
Comic literature does not appeal to
women unless it is in manuscript, is
delivered by post, an . has a lol of little
crosses al the foot of the page.
The feminine idea ot smart repartee
is to get in the last v. ..ri.s. Any old
words will do, so long as they an the
last. I am such an admirer of wit that
I would give anything to hear the very
last words of some women.���F. Morton
Howard in London Opinion.
slip, then outline with embroidery
cotton to conceal stitches. Outline
another row one-fourth of au inch from
the first nnd work eyelets at intervals
between the rows to form a medallion.
The result is even prettier than when
lirst embroidered.
How About the Harem Sk'rt;
In pen ing the above t elicious bit
of satirical humor about tne hobble
skirt Mr. Morton Howard discre-. ly
forgot to drag in the trousers skirt.
Nothing more clearly proves the interfering naiure of the average man's
humor thun the reports of its reception.
In New York, Madrid and Paris the
wearers were obligetl to seek police
protection. In the latter ab-t.e of
chivalry a cro. d of men threw eggs at
the costume of a woman who was
brave enough to become a pioneer of
the new fashion.
Granted even that women arc taking
a backward step in rationalising their
coBtume to make il more like that of
min, it se. ms an amiis-ii.g impertinence
of any man to say how any woman's
costume should be cut.
USEFUL HINTS
Children's hair should never be strained tightly olT the forehead if you wish
it to grow thick. Receding hair in later
life is often caused in this way.
Eggs are most easily disgestetl when
eaten raw. If this is impossible, place
them in a pan of nearly boiling water,
and stand at the side of the stove for
seven to eight minutes.
Hot water is a simple drink that
ought to be more popular, for it pro-
moles secretion better than cold, and
is at ull times a Stimulant of no mean
nature. Taken the last tiling at night
and in the early morning this beverage
is a boon to gouty people.
DAILY COOKERY HINTS
Macaroni With Brown Sauce
Boil one-quarter of a pound of macaroni in plenty of boiling stock fifteen or
twenty minutes or until tender. Drain
in a colander. Melt and brown two
tablespoonfuls of butter; add two
teaspoonsful of Hour; mix until smooth
and brown; then add the stock drained
from the macaroni Uhere should be
one pint). Stir continually until it
thickens, add one tublcspoonlul of
mushroom catsup an I the macar ni;
stir until it is heated through; season
and serve.
German Salad
One small head of cabbage, one large
beet, six boiled eggs. Cut the cabbage
as fine as you would for slaw; season
with salt and pepper. Place this on
a flat dish, pile it quite high, and arrange around with alternating slices of
boiled beet and hard boiled eggs. Gar-
] nish the edge thickly with the delicate
part of celery curled and the small
leaves. Do not stir the mixture with
the vegetables and boil the eggs twenty
minute*. Whip to a thick froth a pint
of rich cream and pour over the whole.
CORDOVA MAN
DIES AT SEA
P. W. HEMRICH SUCCUMBS TO
HEART FAILURE
T
Was on Hia Way to Seattle on Board
the Alameda-At Firat it Waa
Feared He Had Committed Suicide
Vancouver
Victoria
AMI
Seattle
'"���**? L
Thursdays, at 8.30 p.m.
as. Prince Albert for Stewart W��tJ
days.Bfter arrival i.nvi,,,,.*;,,, ,���n*
Port Simps,,,,. Na;.. Ma-,,,
by'Wand points, including Queen ffl
lotte City, Pacofi, ll.,*, iTsarbor ila
Refuse Bay, every alternate FrUsfS
" o clock noon, i mi ncii g Det %.
The Grand Trunk Railway Syttrm
connecting with traim from Hie PaciSe
coast operates -., iv. run I and eonvtr,
lent service of luxunou trainionrH
double track roatc between riricus
Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Halifa,
Portland, Boston, New Yorkradpffl
tlelphia. Informati ��� and ticket* ob*
tamable (rom the : ���!����� meav
tioned. Trans-Atlantic booking! byal
lines arranged.
a. e. mcmaster
FREIGHT AM' PAS8BN0BR ACIST
^**^
B.C. Coast S.S. StfTKI
"PRINCESS MAY"
Northbound Mar. l��**.Snulhb.iund Mir. ll
Traiii for Chicitp,, V v\i,-g, Tnronlr
leaves Vancouvi 100 a.m. daily.
Train for Montreal Kew, Yurk tie
points Baal leavei Vsneounr Ml
p.m, daily.
Through tickets to Kiini-ivan Point,
! in connection with the Basil Atla-iti1*
Steamers.
J. G. McNab
Genersl Arm
Embroidered Monograms
I take the embroidered initial or
rr.or.ogri.ii fnm old bolster and pillow
ci'.(-cs and we them t,n new slips. Cut
letter fn m old slip, leaving a three-inch
tquarc around il (letters for bed-linen
are utually two inihes); then cut the
material to fctm an oval, leaving a untill
margin to turn undt r. Sew to the new
WHEN BUILDING-SEE IB
We are in s position to **____*
money on all classci ind cradci
of BuildiiiK Material. A complete stock of the following materials always on hand:
Tacoma Hardwnll Pls.ter. Clay 0w��
Fire Brick, Common Knl Brick. BufM
Pressed Brick in-y til t), Lumber tail
Descriptions, Lath, Slimgln, mm ��*
Doors, Cement, Lime, Sand Gravel. lt��
Beat Domestic Cost on the Mui*
We conduct a General Transfsral
Storage Buslni M I
right nnd we guanu tee ��****��"*
tion. All material handled arc �����
Standard.
Union Transfer & Storage Co. Ut
I'HllM
Seattle, March 2.���Bringing down
from the north gold in registered pack-
a es to the value of more than $100,0CO
and a passenger list of forty the steamer
Alamdea of the Alaska Steamship company, Captain John Johnson, put into
port from Valdez last evening.
While the vessel was only four hours
out of Valdez P. W. I^emrich, a first-
class passenger from Cordova, was
f .und dead on the floor of his stateroom.
At first it was believed that he had
committed suicide, but an examination
proved he had been the victim of an
attack of heart trouble. The-body was
taken in charge by the crew and buried
at sea the next morning.
Mussallem & Co.
Frc��h Groceries of all Kind*
and at Reasonable Prices
��� SrjSK'rjft".
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS
AND TURKISH TOWELS
Are a Special Line with 4
Goods Delivered to all paii^ of the T����
Get the Habit and call Pantorium'
Phone 4, Pioneer Cleaners. Our work
and prices are right.
Mussallem Ko.
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Sib Aw.. East ef McBiiik THE PRINCE RUPERT OPTIMIST
PRINCE RUPERT INN
AND
ANNEX
Owned and operated by the
I Grand Trunk Pacific Railway on
I the American and European plan.
Excellently furnished, with
I iteam heat, electric light, and all
modem conveniences, being abso-
| lately tirst-class in every respect.
The appointments and service
(are equal to any hotel on the
I coast.
Rales: $1 lo $3.50 per day.
JG. A. Sweet, Manager.
New
Knox
Hotel
TAUli tt HKSNER, Proprietors
1 New K* * Hotel is run on the Kuroprsn
rvlro. All thc latest Molern
-:-:- BEDS Sue UP
1ST AVENUE. PRINCE RUPERT
findsor Hotel
-T Ul MK AT EIGHTH STREET
Newly Furnish,*! and
Siesta Heated Rooms
HUT class BAR AND DINING
ROOM IN CONNECTION
RATES SO CENTS AND UP
BATHS FREE TO GUESTS
ROBT. ASHLAND
P.O. BOX 37
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Royal Hotel
or. Third Avenue end Sixth St.
>������ Hnsst Rooms.
11"- l��*st . ,,..,,���,|
���"l'l stfsm hrstsd.
I ' ..n.l n,l,| bsths.
iiininie nmm snd
"'sistirsnt
WeyJ Burgess, Props
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IRAND HOTEL
IRKING MAN'S HOME
N Beds, clean White SheeU 25c
1 Rooms 50c
FT IN TOWN FOR THK MONKY
,'�����!'<".r Btttew in connection
���;M kmds of positions
I itinishet) FREE
ST AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET
��� p ���'��� 'jOODMAN. Pr���p,l.lor
���"*��������" 17S. Princ. Rup,,,, B.C.
LINDSAY'S *__Jj___\_7* CN.R. MAGNATE
G. T. P. Transfer Agents
Ordcis promiitly Riled, Prices icssonable,
OFFICE-H. B. Rochester. Outre St. Phone 68.
COM. NOTICE
ON RECIPROCITY
SIR. WM. MACKENZIE MAKES AN
OFFICIAL SI AT M NT
Thinka Fruit Growers Wil Not be
I iiit, Railways Wilt See that Canadian Wheat D->es Not Go to U. S.
MUU.
Queen Charlotle 'tlandi Land DUtriet Dkatrlct uf
Ukeana
Take notice that i, John McLeod at Vanouuvw,
��� orcupation broker, Intend to apply lur pennfaedon
lo prospect [or coul and pit roleum on the fallowing
j d< scriln -d lunda:
Commeneing at u poat planted at the mouth of
tht* Tl-vl Rlvar ami marked J. MeL. N. hi. Corners No. SOi thanee Miuth mi chuina, thenee ��t-��t
bO chain��, thence north KO chuiiiH, thence eaat HO
chains to point of commencement, cuntuimiiit tilt)
acreH, more or leaa.
Dated Feb. 21, HUI JOHN McLKtlD
Pub. Feb. 23, Leslie K. Walter, Agent.
I'l-inet of
rt'-
Quecn Charlotte UIuimIk Und i >intrict
Bkeena
Take nutice that I, John Mel.eod of Vancouver,
occupation bruker, intend to apply for pertm niun
in proripect for coal und petroleum on the folioHitiK
described lunda:
Commeneini ut a po��t plumed ut.uut two mUea
weat of thu mouth of tlie 'll-el Hiver and imnkol
J . Mel.. N. \V. Corner, .No. 2-J, thenw BQUth ht)
, i, ��� , chainti, thence east Ml chuiiiH, thence north tvU
represented. He is of the Opinion that chainn, thence west HO Ohalna lu point uf commencement; containing 641) ucreti, more or lew.
Dated Feb. 21. H��ii john MeLEOD
i'ub. Feb. 23. Clarence McDowell, ARent
Winnipeg. March 8.���In a cable
ceived here from Sir William Mackenzie
he says his views on the prop-Died reciprocity agreement have been mis-
some details of the triaty ur go. <i and
some ure bad. He does not think the
fruit growers will be seriously affected
and he says the railways will see to it
that western Canada wheat will continue to go to the lakes, and not to the
. meriea i milling centres. He says
nothing i the agreement will hurry
annexation or affect business between
eastern and western Canada.
Queen Churlotte Island* Lund Ditttricl Dihtnct of
Skeenu
Take nutice thai 1, Juhn McU*od of Yui.rouvcr,
occupatiun broker, intend to upply fur p.-rttn-shioii
to prospect tor cuul und petroleum on the lutlu-�� Log
dcncriln-d lands: ,
CommencinK at u pwt plunted aboul two milen'
west of the tnuuth uf lhe Tl-el Kiver and marked
J. McL. N. K Corner. No. Ill, thence Mouth HO
chains, thence we��t NU chains, thence nurth M>
chains, thenn* east HO chains to [mint of commencement; containing ������ I" ucrc*, mure nr lc**,
Dated Feb. 21, li��ll JnllN MrM'KD
Tub. Feb. 23. Clurence McDowell, Agent
Timber Cruisers and Mining Engineers
Can Hire From The
Rover Boat House.
GOOD. RELIABLE :::
LAUNCHES
D. H. MORRISON
None but lobar anil
competent men
employed.
ROGERS & BLACK
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Plans and specifications prepared
���-ESTIMATES GIVEN-
OFF1CE: Corner Sth Ave. & Green St
Western Fuel Co.,s'phone No 228 Green
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.
COAL
THE BEST ON THE MARKET
PROMPT DELIVERY
S.S. COMPANY OF B.C., Ltd
1 he new steel Passenger Steamer
"Camosun"
leaves
Prince Rupert every Sunday
at 9 a.m. for Vancouver,
arriving Monday afternoon.
For Stewart City on arrival
from Vancouver Friday
night.
Northbound, leaves Vancouver Wednesdays at 9 p.m.
Steerage Fare
$5.00
Miss Henny Wennersten
Scientific Electric Facial Massage
Electric Treatments a Specialty
-CITY PRICES
Room. No. 4, Exchange Block
Fruit : Produce Feed
WHOLESALE
H. H. Morton - 3rd Ave.
THE IROQUOIS
POOL
English and American Billiards
Twelve Tables Second Ave.
PRINCE RUPERT WAREHOUSING AND
FORWARDING COMPANY
First Ass. Nssr McBiids
The "Camosun" is the only steame
on the run having water-tight bulkheads and double bottom, thus en
auring safety of passengers in case
of collision or wreck.
J. H. Rogers, Ticket Agent.
F. M. DAVIS
AT DAVIS'
WAT HOUSE
General Machine Shop and Ship's
Carpentering. Also agent* for Fairbanks-Morse and Knox Gasoline
Engines. Gasoline Engines and Accessories carried in stock.
Launches snd BosU ��of Hirs N.E. six! of Whsrf
MOORE LIGHT
The Light that Rivals the Sun.
Loral business men recommend it.
This well-known gasoline light is sold
exclusively by
A. T. PARKIN & CO.
Forwarding, Distributing and
Shipping Agents.
Storage of llaggage and Household Goods a Specialty.
-AT LOWEST RATES -
Douglas Sutherland, Mgr.
P. O. Box 907 Phone 262
ELECTRICAL FIXTURES
ELECTRIC WIRING
IN BOTH PRIVATE AND BUSINESS MOUSES
Work performed by experts only.
A first class job is guaranteed in
every instance.
A large stock of Chandeliers and
Fittings carried.
OIL FOR C. P. R. STEAMERS
IMstriil ul
i Large Shipment Arrives at
malt from California
Esqui-
Builder and Contractor
Quevn Charlotte I��� '..n.i-. Uml District
Bfclfffll
Take notice that I, Juhn Mt I ,eod *.\ Vancouver,
occupution broker, intend tn apply (ur pertuu-fiun
to prospect for cuul und petroleum tin tite (ulluv inn
deacribed landa:
Commencing at a pari plant**! alniut tin*** i .iu
went ��f the timuth of tne Tl el Itiver market,
J. Met.. N. K. Corner, No. 70, thencc Miuth M)
stt'UimTS being Converted into oil1 chain*, thenw Mlt HO chaina. thence nurth hO
.._.., chainH, thenn* cad Ko chainH to ptiint uf cutn-
hurilt'Is iVUClltiil hsquimalt >\t'tllU*sduy, > mencement; ctintuininK liioacren, mon'or ,t����.
when the large Fullerton. with a cargo ! ^Stf*,,J"- ci����� .C^K
of 16,000 barrels, anivad in tow of j
the steamer Washtenaw. The oil la \*m*mtChariottaIsUrrfsUBdDhtikt Dtttristol
Thc lirst .shipment of oil fi r the ('.
P. R.
The oil
[rom lhe Union Oil Company*! fields in
California. The l'riiu-ess M y, which
has been preparing tor sume time fur
the new fueling method, will be the
lirst of the C. P. H. steamers lo be
supplied. She is now being painted
after her alteration! and overhaul, and
will bc ready to lill her tanks in a few
daya, going into eomn badon early n<*xi
month. The steamer will have to be
supplied in this way until the new
lanks in the city h ve been established.
The cargo is valui d ai $H,G00.
The Princt-s Charlolte will be the
next C. . It. sleamer to start aj an
oil-burner. She is expected to ba ready
abo I lhe middle cf March, when the
Pri ccks Victoria will lie laid up for
lhe same purpose.
COAL NOTICE
H. W. Blakely - Electrican
Third Ave. - - Near Sixth
Queen Charlotte Inlandn Land DUtHct-DUlrict
of Skeenn
Take notice that I, John Mr Lead, -if Vnncouver,
B.C., occupation broker, intend to npply for per-
ii,!��� i ������ i lo i-i"- I'-'t-t for coal ami petri'leum on the
followinit described landn,
1. CommencinR at a pont ptanted at the aoiith-
eant corner of coal licence No. -. .' ��� marked J.M..
N.W. corner; thence aouth Ml chaina, thence eaat
tXl chalna, thence north K0 chaina, thence weat Ni
chnina to puint of commencement.
JOHN MeLEOD.
Dated Feh. 1, 1911 Wil mm Gowinir, Airent.
Fub. Feb. 11
Queen CharlotU lalanda Land Diatrict -Diatrtct of
Skeena
Tnke notice Ihnt t. John MM.'-.-!, of Vancouver.
B.C., occupation broker. Intend to apply fur per-
miaiton tn proapect for coal ami petroleum un the
following ���!. ���' i il***) l.ih'i -.
2. Commencing nt n pont planteil at thc noiith-
eant corner of coal licence Nu. ..-*".'. marketl J.M..
S.W. corner, thence north so chainn. thenct* enj.t
Hi) chaina, thence nouth HO chninn, tnence wot n>
chatnn to point of commencement.
JOHN McLKOD.
Dated Feb. 1, 1911 Wil ..n (.owtnir. A,-�� m.
I'ub. Feb. U.
Queen CharlntU lalanda Und Diatrtct���Diatrtct of
Skeena
Take notice thnt I John Mcl^e-ud, uf Vancouver,
B.C., occupation bmker, intend to apply for per-
miaaion to proapect for cttnl nni| petruleum on the
followinR il. ��rriln-d landn,
3. CommencinR at n pont planted at the nurth*
eant corner of conl licence No. .- "'. marked J.M ,
S.W. eorner; thence north W) chainn. thence <<aat
HO chalna. thence aouth HO chainn. thenre went Hit
chainn to po'nt of commencement.
Dated Feb. I. 1911. JOHN McLKOD.
Pub. Feb. IL Wilaon (towing, Arent
Queen Charlotte lalanda Uml Diatrict-Diatrict of
Skeena
Take notice thnt 1, Juhn M.-l...... of Vancouver,
B.C., occupation bniker, Intend to apply for per-
mlnnlou to nroapect for ml and petroleum on the
followinR dencrltied landn,
4. Commem-inR at n pont planted two milen
went nf the northweat comer of coal llrence No.
141% market! J.M., S.K. earner, thenre north 10
chainn, thence weat H��i chninn, thence nouth Ni
chafna, thence cant HO chainn, to point of enmmencement. JOHN McLKOD.
Datnl Feh. I, 1911 Wilaon (lowing. ARent.
Pub. Feb. 11.
Quern CharlotU lalanda Und Diatrict���Diatrtct of
Skeena
Tako notice thnt I, John McLeod, of Vancouver,
B.C., occupation bmker, intend to apply for permiaaion to proapect for coal and petroleum on the
following d.-nrribed landn.
6. Commencing at a pool planted two milen
went of the "onth-went corner of coal licence Nit.
3474. marked J.M., N. E. mrner, thenae nouth HO
chainn, thence weat HO chainn, thence north Hn
chainn, thence eant HO chainn tfl poi.it of commencement. JOHN McLKOD.
Dated lat. 1911 Wllaon Gowing. Agent.
Pub. Feb. 11.
Take notice that I, John McUod of V-tMouvtr,
occupation hrok'-.-. intend to apply for pcni-i-wion
to prohjH'Ct fur cual und pttfoloun on the follo-*ing
Mi- ,-r:' ��� i landa:
Cummencini* at a po��t plantcl three nuUti **e*t
uf the moulh tit tin' i IhI Hivif and mutK'tl J.
McL. S. K. Corner. No. 89, thenc* north M
chaina, thenci* VOJl BO chain.-, UMMi Mmth Wl
chainn, thenci* eant HO chainn to point ot commencement; contuinini* t>lu acren, mure or h*w.
Dntinl Feb. II, 1911. HlllN Ut] 0D
Pub. Feb. It. Clurence Mcl��im��*H. A sent
Queen Charlotte lalanda Und DtMrict Pi-trin uf
Skeena
Take nntice that I. John McLwd ut VanOmvOTi
occupation broker, intend Ui apply fur |��enuL, .nn
to pron|>ect for coat and |>etntleam on the fallow*u.k
Unda:
Commencini! at a j��wt pluntitl ihaill ��� *��� UiSkm
u/vnt of tht mouth of tho TU-I L-Uvor and niarked
J. McL. S. K. Corner. No. '���0. thenca* nurlf. M)
chum . thence v.tft HO chain-, tl.-nce Miuth ��0
Chaina, theno* i*tt**t HU chaina to (mint of iOin-
mencenn*nt; containinR ��Ul acren, mt *����� M ���
i m<- i Fi-b. -ji. um. John u lkod
Pub. Feb. IS, Clan-nce McDowelt. AftOt
Queen Charlotte Inland** Und Di-triM \>- met of
Skoena
Take nntici* that I, John ' '< I ��� ��� i of ' .��� ��� ��� > .'
occupation brottV, intend to apply fnr i-vriuiN-ton
to -ir-'- i-i i for ��� '.-1 and petroleum on i *������- followinK
deacnlie*! landn:
ComnM-ncint! at a (Mint planled two mik* tfajat
of the mnuth of the Tl-el Kiver and marked J
McL. S. W. Cornor. No. 2H, thenct* nurth W)
chaina, thence com ���"��� chaina, thenre -m-ir HO
cltalna, thenci* weat HO chaina to pelnt of commencement umtaininK Mu um-. tnon* or k****.
Dated Feb. 21. lull- JOHN Mc!.KOl>
Pub. Feb.2;i. Clarence McDowell. Acent
Quern Charlotte Island** Und Dintrtrt DMrtM uf
Skivna
Take notice lhat 1, John Mcl-eod nf '.....���.....
occupation hroker. intend to apply for i�� m... .on
to proapect for coal and i��truleum on the following
deacribed lamia:
Commend UK at n imnt plantetl at the mouth of
tho Tl-el Kiver and marked J. MeL. S. K ��� urnrr,
No I, thenee north 10 chaina, thence MM H*��
chaitm, thence aouth Ml chaina, thence *m*>\ HO
chainn to (mint nf commencement' conUining,
040 arro**, more or h*K��
Datr.l Feb. 21, 1911. JOHN IICUWD
Pub. Feb. 23. Clarance McDnwi-tl. AflHM
Queen Charlotte lnlanda Und D.-iM-i Dutrict uf
Skeena
Take notice that I, Juhn Mi I.*- i of Vatieeuver,
occupation broker, intend to apply for iwrntiwtoii
to pr. [-��� ��� i for coal and lietroleum on the (. U*<<* titg
dencrila-if landn:
CommencinR at a pont plantetl about four milea
aouth aud two mil*** weet ot the mouth ul the
Tl-el Ki\er and marked J. Mt I N. K ( otimt.
No. 74, thenc** wmth ho chaina, thence wwt MO
chain-, thence north HO chainn. thence evt HO
chainn to point of ctwii men cement; containing M0
acteti, more or lew.
Date.1 Feh. 22. 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Feh. 24. Clarance McDowell. Agent
Queen Charlotte I ' ������ 1 Und Dintrict Dr-trirt of
Skeena
Take notice ihat I, John UdiMd nl Vancouver,
occupaliun broker, Intend to apply for petini-s-ion
to propped for coal and petroleum nn the ft-llo-Aing
tlentril I'd lalldn:
Commencii i! at a ��o-*t plantcl aliout four mllM
aouth and three mlle*t went of Ihe mouth of lhe
Tl-**l Kt\er and market) J. Mc.L. S. K. I'tir-.tr,
No. ft, tht nre north HO chainn, thenn* -aent HO
chainn, thenn* nouth HO chainn, thenn* cml HO
chaina t.*, poinl of commeneeme' 11 rontaining
CIO acrtit, pure or lene.
Dttad Feb. 22, 1911. JOHN MlMfiOD
Pub. Feb. 24. Clartnre McDowell, Arent
Queen Charlotte Inland* Und Dintrict Diatriet ot
Ske -na
Take nolice that I, John Vcl.tnd ttVanrouver
occupation hroker, intend to apply frr pertniwttin
to prme*H*t for coal and petroleum on the follnwing
described landn:
CommencinR at a part plantetl about two milea
aout'i and two mile?* we*>t of the mouth n| lhe
Tl-el Hiver and marked J. Mc.L. S. K. Corner,
No. 71, Ihence north HO chainn, tlience MM HO
chainn, thence anuth HO chain**, ihenee *����� \ HO
chains lo point 01 commencement; comar-tug 040
acren, more or lean.
Dated Feb. 22, 1911 JOHN Mcl.KOt>
Puh. Feb. 24. Ix-elie K. Walter, Agent IHE PRINCE RUPERT OPTIMIS'I
I'
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Daily Edition.
Saturday. March 4
The Council's Plea For Mercy
In the "official advertising medium for the City of Prince Rupert" there
i ppeared last night an article in its editorial column pleading for mercy for the
cily council. It had all the earmarks of an inspired article.
The plea was based on the ground of consistency; that because the Optimiat
at the close of last year protested against the campaign of abuse and falsehood
against the old council thai therefore it ought to be silent against the shortcomings
and incompetence of the present council.
Consistency has been called "the vice of small minds." In the present case
the appeal to consistency is foolishness and disloyalty. There is no parallel between
the honest, legitimate and courteous criticism which the present council has received
from the Optimist, and the charges of trying to steal the telephone franchise, and
thc flood of "The Mayor is a Liar" editorials which m.iligned the old council.
And not even the Journal would have the audacity to deny thai, the old council
were a race of giants, compared with the preset.t council. ���
The Optimist has no desire to hurt the feelings of any of the members of the
council. As private citizens they are all estimable gentlemen. But as a body
of civic administrators it is hard to grow enthusiastic over them.
Wiih no desite to press criticism on them, let their record stand without comment. They inherited oflice, found the departments organised and the work of
civic development in progress. Tbe electric light plant was well on its way; the
one great question was to secure a new water supply for the city.
Bui what has the council done? They commenced by abolishing the office
of permanent city solicitor, and placed ihe legal patronage on the patronage list.
They 'ook away from the city engineer his privilege of appointing his own staff,
and placed the engineering appointments on the patronage list. In order to fulfil
their election pledges to the Industrial Workers on whose votes the present
council with the exception of Alderman Pattullo were elected to office, the council
brought the ratepayer.**, the contractors and the workingme into conflict, with
the result that the workingmen are no.v i n strike, the contrac ore are at a standstill, and the latepayers are dissatisfied.
If the Journal can find anything to enthuse over in that, it is welcome to its
joy. For our part we decline to liep .-il nee, much less to join in the chorus of
praise led by the Journal.
There is real work to be done by the council, and it would bc the wors-. kind
of disl.-y. Ity to stifle criticism of a council that shows no serious attempt to tackle
the larger pr blems which confront the city. We will remind thc Journal of its
plea later on if a water famine vMta the city, and finds the council still peddling
palronage instead of building waterworks. A water famine will "knock Prince
Rupert"; honest criticism of its council will not.
In the meantime we would remind the council of our pledge on the day
following heii el ction:
"The Optimist will stand loyally by the new council in its enterprises
launched in good faith, and carried out with regard to public economy. But
any ui tempt to sacrifice the public weal to satiate the machine, will meet
with a iigor..us and unflinching criticism."
Thai promise still stand .
Hold Down These Stocks
(Toronto Globe)
The Montreal Star has been making an appeal to Sir Wilfrid Laurier, "the
one man who can save Canada." A month ago, according to The Star, certain
very foolish, if not, indeed, treasonable, members of his Government went down
lo Washington and were given a present of "a Trojan Horse." The Star feels
certain that reciprocity horse will bring ruin upon us. Listen:���"If we turn thc
swollen stream of our food exports away from the west-east lines that carry it to
the British market and send it along north-south lines to the American market���
or rather, the American 'middleman' we will utterly shatter the costly steel
hwnework of this nation Ud debase the Dominion lo a string of subject Province
serving the convenience of the nearest American centres. The 'bridge' over the
wildi-rnes*. norlh of Lake Superior will be broken. Confederate n will be cut at
a half-doi-en vital points. "
That is a very lamentable prospecl. For a few days after The Star's prophecy
business men held their breath awaiting the first tremendous crash of "the costly
steel framework of this nation." But a curious thing happened. The C. P. R.
is, of course, thc most important part of the "costly framework." On the day
upon which thc "Trojan Horse" was turned over to C nada���that is to say, when
the reciprocity agreement was signed���C. P. R. stock sold at 209 1-2. Yesterday
after all thc talk of ruin to our railways as a result of the "breaking of the bridge"
over the wilderness and the cutting out of the cast and west haul, C. P. R. sold
t over 212. If there are any patriots among the operators in C. P. R. let them
keep both hands on the stock. Should it go up any higher its flight will indicate
all too plainly thst there is not a bit of real a preh nsion of injury to Canadian
railways as a result of freer trade with our neighbors.
', ake the canners' case also. Thc canners arc still protesting that ruin stares
them in the face. Yet the price of Canadian Canners common, which was 48
when the agreement was made, has already advanced to 57. The holders of the
stock are thinking of memorializing Mr. Fielding to send on some more canned
ruin and lay in a stahleful of Trojan Horses.
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WANTED-A Maid at the General Hospital.
Salary J23 a month and lioanl. Apply to
the Matron at General Hospital. 5th Ave. - 61-tf
WANTED-Room nnd board in private family
X.M.. Optimist Ollice. 14
WANTED
TO STATION GANG:
Tenders for Rock Cut
Wanted. About tiOOO yds.
of Kock. .- .* .* .* ,*
S. H. WATSON & COMPANY
Cor. 2nd Ave. and Uth St.
Municipal Notice
OfTers will be received by the undersigned up
to 12 o'clock, noon. March 11th. 1911, nf sny svsil-
sble sites deemed suitable for a City Hsll, together with prices wum.il for ssid sites.
ERNEST A WOODS.
50-53 City Clerk.
Take Notice
All acoountii not settled by the 10th, ticrv.ee will
be discontinued.
City Sevens-mis* Company
Warning
The public nre warned Ui k**.-i�� away from the
worka while blasts are b��**injr fired. Persons per-
sistinff in approaching after being warned do so
at their own risk.
S. P. McMOKDIE & Co.
201-tf Contractora
S. O. E. B. S.
If it's news, you will find it in
The Optimist
The Sons of England open their new Lodge. No.
318, on Tuesday, Manh Tth. nt 8 p.m. in the
Carpenter's Hall. All members are re-quested to
to be present as there is most Important business.
Applications for membership will also be taken.
62-W F. V. CLARK. Acting-Sec
Application For Hotel Liquor License For the Savoy Hotel
, Alexander James Prudhomme of the City o
Prince Kupert. in the Province of B. C.. Hotel
keeper, hereby apply to thc Board of License
Commissioners for the said City of Prince Rupert
for u hotel liquor license to sell intoxicating liquors under the rrovisluns uf thc statutes In that
behalf and the by-law* of the city of Prince Rupert and any amendments thereto, for thc premises
known ami described �����* the "Savoy Hotel." situate on lots 13 and 14. block 33. section 1. In the
city of Prince Rupert, to commence on the 8th
day of March. 1911.
And 1 hereby agree that in case a license bo
grantM pursuant to this application, that no Asiatic shall be employed or bc permitted to be upon
said premises other than in' the capacity of a guest
or customer, nor shall Asiatics be employed off
said premises to do any work to be used In or In
any way connected with said premises.
And 1 hereby agree that I shall accept said license subject to this agreement, and that any
breach of this agreement shall render me liable to
the penalties provided for in the Prince Rupert
Liquor License By-lnw.
My post oflice address is Prince Rupert, B. C.
The names and addresses of the owners of the
premises proposed to be liefnsed are Alexander
James Prudhomme. Prince Rupert. B.C., and A.
V. Fisher. Prince Rupert. B.C.
Datod at Prince Rupert this 3rd day of February. 1911.
ALEXANDKIt JAMES PRUDHOMMF
Vaccination Notice
The Medical Health Officer
has opened temporary offices in the Exchange Block
on 6th Btreet, next to C. D.
Newton's Real Estate office, and he will attend
daily between the hours of
11-12 a.m. and 3.30-5 p.m.
to comply with the order
in Council regarding necessary vaccination. . . .
J. 0. Reddie - M.H.O.
GRUBSTAKE WANTED
Bj an esperienced prospector
to proapect in c rtain places.
-ADI'RKSS-
Prospector, P. o. Box 339, City
ABOUT TOWN TODAY
Small Items of Intereat Caught on
the Fluttar Round
City Clerk Wood9 was more than
busy today paying cut cheques to the
workmen whose time-slips have been
handed in by the co tractors. The
cheques average abo t $40 or so. Some
have deductions (or board. All are
less $1 forjhospital fee.
Judge Youn|- inte da to leave on the
steamer Princess May for the north
tomorrow. The Judge will open court
at Atlin on his arrvial shcre.
Alderman Morrissey ia bound to be
iniereste in the sketch design fir
Prince Rupert City all as it migh
be erected on the Fulton street site,
which is exhibited in F. G. Dawson's
office window on Third avenue. The
design is by G. L. Procter.
The Cetriana came in this morning
with general freight and two hundred
tons of coal for Messrs. Rogers & Black
t Stewart.
A set of boxing gloves contributes
greatly to the amusement of the men
on strike as they gather about the
hall on Third avenue. The contests
are lively but very good humored.
A charge of gamb ing against John
Frederics n preferred in tha police
court today was dismissed. The charge
was the outcome of a p lice raid on tl.e
Grand Hotel last night. Frederics-.ii
was arrested but later released on $100
bail.
FEBRUARY SCHOOL REPORT
Namea of Unending Pupils Should
Be Handed in Before Eaatar
Div. 1 Teacher, D. McW. Hunter.
Attendance during the month 27.
Average Actual 23.45.
Div. II���Teacher, Miss C. M. Martin.
Attendance during the month 32.
Average Actual 30.10.
Div. Ill -Teacher, Miss E. Milligan.
Attendance during the month 43.
Average Actual 36.67.
Div. IV���Teacher, Miss J. Mercer.
Attendance during the mun h 53.
Average Actual 4 .37.
Div. V���Teacher, Miss J. Mebius.
Attendance during t e month 66.
Aver ge Actual 63.67.
The young people (beginners) will be
received at Easter. To facilitate classification and lo aid in gauging the
probable attendance for the balance
of the current year parents are urged
to communicate with the principal and
hand in the names of those who wish
to enter, also the names of others who
will be or should be atlen I g. Pupils
under six stars of iiro will not be adj
mitted.
Wadding i . Rupert
Miss Lillian Bagnall rcc inly of
Manchester, England, and Mr. Edward
Dukett of Prince Rupert were united
in matrimony by thc Rev. N. M. Bunoz,
O.M.Li at the Catholic church Friday
evening. The rccep.ion and supper
was held later in the large dining room
of the B. C. Bakery. Music was provided
by Gray's Orchestra. Songs were appropriately rendered by Mr. Fletcher
and Mr. Simon. At 9.30 the room was
cleared for dancing which was kept
up till midnight. Mr. and Mrs. Dukett
leave on the Romona tonight for the
north and expect to be back in Prince
Rupert shortly to make their home.
THE WEATHER
Twenty-four hour* ending 6
March 4.
MAX. TF.nr.
42.0
a. m.,
BIN. tllr. BAR. IN. BAIN
27.0 29.676 ...
Advertise in
THE OPTIMIST
Guessing
Contest
To ths penon itiei.in, ������������ ,h(
lenirth i,l tin-,,* __,
Eight Day Library Clock
now showing in our window .-ill ���,
with .inr *a indmir.
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Silver De|",s Art Wiai
Service . . -.,,���
Cut Glass We
ONE CHESS WITH ni-R, *t .. n|caul
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C. B. WARK
Jeweller
FRANK D. KEELEY
WHOLESALE ANH RETAIL DHJMR
Phone No. 200 P. 0. Box ��
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.
WE ARK NOW BCBEBNtW) AU
COAL
I
I
l FOR HOt-SKHOl.n DU
To those dc.irlnp. a rhrajHT fuel s.
offer ths scrccnm*. al 1
$7.50 per ton, Delivered
j ROCHESTER & MUNRO
} PHONE 115
!
CENTRE ST.
. .���*++++++++++++++++++'l'+H}
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I ; Carries complete stock of Druir.. Sr**l j
, , attention psld to nllmii Pre��rlpti��ii j
I! TheatreBlocki-.-n** n**-������ SwondA��.
. B0I��
PHONE 2S1 GREEN
A. L. W ATKINS,
Plumbing : Steamfittinj
Over B
Third Ave., between ;th an.l JM*
B.C. Bsk.ry PRINCE Rl I ���������<'���"
BOOTS
Strong & Garfield's
OIL TANS
The best Wt-WW-* on ^
m��rkrl
Scott, Froud & &���
Boots
Second Avenue
and Shoes of QmW-
The
of the
change
City
Limi
Exchange.
Notice .,
following .re DO l-gfj
Prince Rupert Rc�� ��' ,
Realty and Infection B
-Prince Rupert BW ._,,.
itt'd THE PRINCE KUPERT OPTIMIST
The Christiansen-Brandt Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
We have some good buys in City Property.
[ur Farm Lands proposition along the G. T. P. are worth
investigating.
Come and see us or write us before buying elsewhere.
Royal Bank of Canada
Head Office: MONTREAL. Established 1869.
Capital, $6,200,000
Surplus, S7.ZOO.000
Total Assets, $'.'.',500,000
Savings Bank Department, $1 will open an iccount.
branches throughout Canada and Banking Connections with all parts of the
United Stales.
Agents throughout the -world.
H. P. WILSON, Manager, Prince.Rupert Branch.
ie Monarch Malleable Range
Gold medal at Portland, 1905
A.Y.P. Exposition Seattle, 1910
Sold only and guaranteed by the
;aien hardware got
Third Ave Tel. 3
836 1911
The Bank of
British North America
75 Years la Batistas.
|Capital snd Reserve Over $7,300,000
Banking by Mail
Jw a great convenience to those
(who live some distance from
I town.
Deposits may be sent in, cash
Jdrawn, or other business trans-
I acted by Mail, without any
'.rouble or delay.
Write or ask our Local Man-
lagtr to explain our system to
I you.
I'rince Rupert Branch
F. S. LONG. Msssgcr.
Georgetown
Sawmill Co. Lid.
Lumber
and
Mouldings
A large stock of dry finish*
iiir lumber on hand. Boat
lumber a specialty. Delivery
made at short notice.
Our prices are as low aa any.
Call on us before ordering.
OFFICE:
Cor Centre St. and First Ave.
��o0.00 prize to be given away now
P'l-layed in C. B. Wark'. diaplay
"'"(low. See adv. 62-69
PROSPECTOR IS
LOST IN STORM
SAD DEATH OF YOUNG JAMES
McELVOY
Waa Lost in Blinding Snow Storm in
the Mountaina on Vancouver Island- -Died of Exposure and Starvation While Alone.
Victoria, March 8.���Lost in a blinding
sno.'. storm in the mountains back of
Rock Bay on Vancouver Mand, with
his food supply entirely exhausted, a
young prospector named James McElvoy
died of exposure and starvation last
Tuesday. Word to this effect was received at the provincial police offi.e
this morning.
McElvoy, accompanied by Gus Miller
and Alfred Hegg, left Rock Bay about
a week ago on a prospecting expedition
through the mountains. After traveling
for a couple of days they lost their wi.y
in the storm. As their food supply was
very scanty and starvation stared them
in the face unless relief could be obtained, Miller and Hegg volunteered
to go back to a cabin some eight miles
away and obtain assistance. McElvoy,
tired from his already strenuous tramp,
decided to remain.
The two prospectors obtained assistance and hurried back to the spot which
had been arranged us a meeting pake.
McElvoy was not wailing and a search
failed to disclose his whereabouts.
Later on the body of McElvoy was
found face downwards about three
hundred yards from the spot where
the trio had originally separated. His
food supply had been entirely exhausted
and only a few charred embers remained
to mutely tell the story of the last struggle which the unfortunate prospector
had made for his life.
With no trail down the mountain side
and with a storm raging, it was impos-
aibel to curry the body down to Rock
McElvoy came from HillBdale, Ont.,
and since coming west had made Vancouver his headquarters. His relatives
in the east have been notified.
Moving"PictiireB at the Phenix.
WILL REPRESENT
RUPERT'S RIFLES
COLOR SERGEANT GEO. LEEK
TO ATTEND CORONATION
Successful Smoker Held Laat Night
in Regiment's New Quarters
Good Time Going Arrangements
for Spring Drills.
��� Color Sergeant George Leek will
represent Earl Grey's Hilles at the
Coronation in June. He was chosen
lust night by the regiment at their
successful smoker held in the old school-
house now converted to drill hull and
regimental quarters.
Draped with the British Hag on all
sides the drill hall looked gay, and the
smartly uniformed men of the Rilli-s
present added to the scene un air of
spick and spun efficiency worthy of the
regiment. Commanding Officer F. Stork
presided, and an excellent program was
given. While the smoker was in progress
Mrs. George Leek and Mrs. Frank
Mobley were making preparation! for
s splendid supper which was thoroughly
appreciated,
Only a few men are required now to
bring the company up to ils full .strength.
Parade will be held next Thursday
night, und the drills for the spring will
now continue regulurly until the Annual
Inspection about the middle of Arpil
Generul satisfaction is expressed at tie
convenience of the Company's new-
quarters as compared with former
arrangements.
Guessing Contest at C. B. Warks.
$50.00 prize. See adv. 52-69
..To Brandy Importers..
A very old and world renouned Cognac
firm are open to appoint a first-class
firm of wine and spirit importers, as
their sole purchasing agents in Prince
Rupert and district. Most liberal terms
granted. Apply with references to
*m_*\t*' *****-**m^m**tmt,*t\
We have the best
DOMESTIC
COAL
on the market. $9.50 per ton
delivered
The Union Transfer & Storage Co.
LIMITED
i ' Phon. 3S Office: H.lii.non Bids. <
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W. L. BARKER
Architect
Second avenue and Third street
Over Westenhaver BroB.' Office.
MUNRO & LAILEY
Architects,
Stork Building, Second Avenue.
STUART & STKWART
ACCOUNTANTS-:- AUDITORS
Law-Butler Building Phone No. 280
Prince Rupert P.O. Box 1151
LAND PURCHASE NOTICK
���No. 267," Poste Restate, Cognac, France,
FOR SALE
Section 1, Lot 21, Block 14
Section .'.. Lot 3, Block It.
R. G. Hulbert, Vancouver. B.C.
D.Ap-SO
FOR SALE
Section 1
Block 7, lot 14, $1840; $340 cash, terms
on balance.
Block 20, lot 18, $5500; cash $3800.
Block 28, lots 3 and 4, $3,200 pr; $2,200
cash.
Block 29, lot 9, $1,300.
Block 35, lot 27, $1,900; cash $1,225
Section S
Block 27, lot 28, $500; cash $420
Block 28, lot 24, $700; cash $250
Block 39, lota 19, 20, $1,350 pr; car.h
$550.
Block 42, lot 18, $500; cash $375.
Section 6
Block 4, lots 21 and 22, $1,600 each
Block 7, lots 30 and 31, $1300 each, half
cash, balance 6 and 12 months.
Block 17, lot 21, $1,200; cash $600.
Block 19. lots 9 and 10, $3,500 pr; cash
$500.
Block 28, lot 20, $1,025; cash $600.
Block 30, lot 13, $790; cash $400.
Section 7
Good Lots on Eighth Ave. $376 ea.
Good Double Corner for $900.
Good LoU on Seventh Ave. for $320.
Section 8
Double corner on the Plaza for $550
Fine Level Lot on Sherbrooke Ave.,
Block 28, for $325.
Several fine level lots with small cash
payment and balance monthly.
We have several houses to rent in all
parts of thc city.
McCaffery & Gibbons
Real Estate and Insurance - Third Ave
* Ske-ena Land District-Dintrict o( (VmuI
Take nntice tlmt Henry M-icarO.cy of 1'iince
Rupert, It.-.*., OOGUpaaon miner., intendi tu Hpiily
fur permiiision to |-uit-lm**<* ihe rotknrtai described lands:
CoiTin.ehcinK at a punt pUnted OD loft lunik of
Ex-chiiiii-oik Hiver iilmut two and a half miles
'"fin its tm*.nt li and alniut QM half milt* alxive
rapids, thence north Ml ctm.m>, thonce east 40
chains, thence miuth Ni rhains mure less to river
I'.inl,. thenco west i" chains inure or les* atonic
river Iwnk to point of eommeneemenL eontninimt
;t2*i acres, more ur less
Date Dec. 1(1. 191(1.
Puh. Jan. 7. 1911. HKNKY MACARTNEY
Skeena lain.) District -District of Cm -i (tango 6
Take notico that AnRui Beaton of Prince Rupert.
��� *. C*i occupation miner, intends to apply for per
mission tu purchot-e the following described lands:
Commencing at u |nwl planted at tbe aouth
east corner of l*>t .IDS", thence 40 chalna wost,
thunce IU chain* south, thence ubout tiO chaina
east to Lakelse Lake, thence meandering said take
shure in an northerly direction to point of commeneement; containing 170 acres, more or loan.
Powt marked A. I... N. K. Corner.
Datad Keb. II, 1911. A.NCDS BBATON
Pub. March 1
Skeena Land District- District of Coast Range 5
Tako notico that George I^evick nf Princo Rupert
t*. G��t occupation . Intends tu apply !������'.
permission to purchaae the following divribed
Isnda:
Commencing at a post planted on shore of
Lakelao Lake about '���<< chains nurth east from outlet
of aaid laku (i*akclac River-, thenn* ill) chains
north, thence ul- -ut 60 chain** east c 1 ��U I e
Lake, thenco mcandoring said lake -ht re in a �� ee -
erly tliie-lion to puint of cumu,o ice i,e it; containing HO acres more or lea. Puat maiked (J. L.
s. w. Comer
Date I Pab, 14. 1911. GEOUGK LEV1CK
Pub. March 4.
Ske na Land District���District of Coaat Rang 6
Tske notice that Psnjamin Ruatsl Rice of
Prince Rupert, It. C, occupation walte", intenda
to apply for perm-union to purchase tie following
i ...- --ni e i lands:
I t 'iimm e: cu i: at a |K**t planted 65 chains south
from tl.e south east corner of Lot .'1060, thonce 70
chains west, thence ������"> chains north, thenee 70
chainn east, thence 65 chains south to point of
I commencement; containing 155 acres, more or
I less. I'ost msrked It. R. II., 8. K. Cor. ���
Dated Keb. 13, 1911.
Pub. March I. nKNJAMIN RUSSKL RICK
Skoena 1 ..m*I District ���DUtrict of Coast Range ft.
Take notice that William Kranklln Carpenter
of Prince Rupert, H. (,'.. occupation n-steurent
keeper, intends to apply for permission lo purchase
the following described land :
Commencing at a post plinted at the south cast
corner of surveyed I ���-*-, 1712, thonce t-0 chains
south, thence about ������ - chains west to Lot 2656,
thence 20 chains north, theneo 45 chalna wost
ihence alwut 2B chalna north to Lot 3Uf��*\ thencc
about 30 chalna cut to aouth east corner of Lot
30GK, thence about 3ft chaina north to l.-t 1711.
thence about 55 rhains east to point of cummunce-
ment; containing 4h0 acres, more or leaa.
Dated Keb. 15, 1911.
Pub. March 4.
WILLIAM FRANKLIN CARPENTER
Skeena Und District-District of Coast Range ft
Take notice thai Mary Maragrel Gilli* of Victoria, H. C., occupation housekeeper. Intends to
apply for iiermission to purchsse the fullowing
descrilied lands:
Cummenclng at a post planted al the north oast
corner of Lot 39K7, thence 20 ehains west, thonce
20 chains south, thenco 20 chains west lo T. L.
32597, thence almut ho chains north to Ukelso
River, thonce meandering said river up stream in
a southeasterly direction to Lake.sn Uke, thencc
meandering said lake lo point nf commencement;
containing 160 arrea, more or less.
Post marketl M. M. G., N. E. Corner.
Dated Feb. 11. 1911.
Pub. March 4. _
MARY MARGARET GILLLS
Skeena Und Diatriet-District of Coaat Range ft
Take notice that Davi I Mcl-ennan of Prince
Rupert, II. C. occupalion clerk, intends to apply
for permission to purchnse the fullowing described
lands;
Commencing at a post p en ed 10 chains soulh
from the south west corner oi Ul 994, thenco 40
chainn east, thenee 40 chains north. Ihence 40
chains wost, thenee 40 chains siuth to pol.il of
commencement; conUining 160 acres, more or
less. Postmarked D. M.. S. W. Cur. MM.M
Dated Keb. 11, Ull. DAVID McLENNAN
Pub. March 4.
Skeena Land District���District of Coaat Range 6
Take notice that Alexander Beaton of Vancouver, B. C., occupation carpenter. Intends to spply
for permission lo purchase the following describe I
landa: ...
Commencing st s post plsnted 80 chsins south
from the south west corner of Lot 306ft. Post
marked A. B., N. W. Cor.ier, thence 30 chal.is
aouth. thence 80 chalna east, thence 30 chains
r.orth, thence 80 chsins west to point of commencement; contsining 200 seres, moro or (ess.
Dated Keb. 13. 1911. ALEXANDER BEATON
Pub. March 4.
Skeens Und District���District of Coast Rsnge ��.
Take notice that Mary Bell Beaton of Vancou
ver, B. C, occupation spinster, Intenda to apply
for permission to puichaae ths following deacribed
Commencing at s poat planted st the north
esst corner of Lot 3980, thence about 30 chaina
north to Ut 1723, thence 80 chalna west V Lot
3982, thence about 30 chot.ia south to Lot 3981,
thence 40 chalna east, thence 20 chaiis south to
Ut 642, the.ice 20 chsins east, thence 20 chal.,s
north, thenca 20 ettaUs east to point pf commencement; containing 2,0 acros rn.,re or leas.
Postmarked M. B. B., S.E. Corner. m-.mMt*
Dated ftb.14, 1911. MARY MssL BEATON
I'ub. March 4
ALFRED CARSS. C. V. BENNETT, B.A-
of British Columbia of ItC. Ontario- Sae-
snd Manitoba Bara. knlchewnn and Al
berta Bars.
CARSS Sl BENNETT?
Barristers. Notaries, Etc.
Office- Exchange block, corner Third avenue and
Sixth airvet. Princo RuuerL. B
WM. 8. HALL, I.. U.S., U. D.S.
Dentist.
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty.
All dental OMntJoQI skilfully Ircstrd. (Iss snd
local snssthcllcs administer**! (��� i thv pslnless es>
i rin*ii"ii of teeth Consultation Ir ������>*. Offices: 19
snd 20 Alder lilorli. I'llnce li, n 11-12
LUCAS CK, GRANT
Civil and Mining Engineers and Surveyors,
Reports, Plans. Spi-clflcations, estimates.
Wharf Cunstructior, Etc.
Office: 2nd Ave., near First Street
P. C Best 82 PRINCE RUPERT
HANDASYDE C& HURT
AGENT* FUR BTKEL. MACHINERY
...ANU CONTRACTORS SUI'I'MBS...
P. O. Box 436 - Office 3rd and Fulton
Alax.M.Manson.R.A. W.r:.WIIIIsms.B.A..L.L.D.
WILLIAMS & MANSON
Barristers, Solicitors, etc.
Box 888
Prince Rupert, B.C.
Prince Rupert Lodge, I.0.0.F
NO. 63
Meets in the Helgerson Block
Every Tuesday Evening
All members of the order in thc city
are requested to visit the lodge.
0. S. JOHNSTONE, N.G.
H. MORTON. Secretary.
The Westholme Lumber Co.
LIMITED
-WE HAN-OLE ALL KINDS OF���
BUILDING SUPPLIES
First Avenue
Telephone 186
To Lease
ON REASONABLE TERMS
LOT8
BLOCK
SECTION
tt
8
1
17
18
1
24
31
1
13, 14
35
1
18, 14
3. 4
1*
6
5
17, 18
18
5
1. 2
25
6
7, 8
14
6
8
19
6
1,2,3
40
7
FIRE INSURANCE AND RENTALS
G.R. NADEN COMPANY
Second Ave.,
Limited.
Prince Rupert, B.C
Utile's NEWS Agency
Magazines :: Periodicals II Newspaper*
CIGARS :: TOBACCOS :: FRUITS
G.T.P. WHARF T H li FKINU ft U P E R T OPTIMIST
COAL NOTICE
Queen ChsrlotU' lalunda Land Dialrici���District ul
Blmna
Take notice that 1. John McLeod ol Vaneosyer
occupation lirukiT, intimil to apply fur piirmiis.11111
Co prospect lor coal sml potroloum on the I0110WU.I
described lsnds: ,.
i 'oniNii'ii.-inr at a post planted about two mllea
south anil two mile* woat ol tho mouth ol lho
Tl-i'l Hivirr anil marked J. Mc.L. N. K. tamer.
No. "i, thenee aouth HO chains, thence west till
shalns, thenco north HI) chains, thence cast hll
chains to poinl ol commencement; containinK
6IU acrea, more or leas. ,_,,��� .... s*nn
Dated Keb. 22. lull. JOHN MeLEOD
Pub. Keb. 14. Clsrenc McDowell, ..Kent
Queen Chsrlolte Islands Lsnd Diatrict Diatrict ol
Skeena
Tsko notice lhal 1. John McLood ol Vancouver,
occupation hroker, inlend to apply lor iMTiiilaslon
to proapect lor coal and |>elroleuin on the lollowini:
deacribed Isnds: , ,,
Commoncinii st s poat planted about two miles
south and two milea west ol the mouth ol the
Tl'el River snd markeil J. Mc.L. S. E. Corner.
No. 48, thenco north 80 chaina, ihence weat 80
shsins, thenee aoulh 80 chsins, Ihence esat 80
chaina to point ol commencement: containing l>40
seres, more or loss. u.lcnn
Dsted Feb. 22, HIU JOHN Mcl.hOD
Pub. Fub. 24. Leslie B. Wsltcr, Agent
Queen CharlolU' lalsnds Lsnd Disirict���District ul
Skeens
Tske notice thsl I, John McLeod ol Vsncouver,
oecupslion broker, Intend to spply lor permiaaion
to proapect lor cosl snd |��*trolcum on tho lollowinK
descrilied Isnda:
CommencinK sts poat planted about two mlli-a
soulh snd two miles weal ol the mouth ol Ihe
Tl-el Itiver snd msrked J. Mc.L. N. K. Corner.
No. 47, thence south 80 chaina, thence west 80
chains. Ihence north 80 chaina thenci* esat 80
chsina to point ol commencement: conlaininK 010
screa. more or leaa.
Daied Feb 22,1U11. JOHN MeLEOD
I'ub. Feb. 24 Clurence Mrllowell, Agent
Quesn Chsrlutte Islsnds Lsnd Disirict -District ol
Skeena
Take notice that I. John Mel eod of Vsncouver,
occupation bruker. intend lo apply for permission
to prosiH*ct (or cosl snd petroleum on the lollowinK
described lsnds:
Commencing st s post planted aboul two
mile* south and twu miles woat ol tho tnuuth ol
the Tl-el I .iv. r. liraham lalanu, and marki-d
J. Mc.L. N. \V. Corner, No. 34. thenci* aoulh 80
chalna, Ihence eaat 80 chaina, ther.ce north 811
chsina, Ihence west 80 chsina to |*oinl ol commencement; contsining 64u ucni*. more or .ess.
Dsted Feb. 22, HUI. JOHN UeLBOD
I'ub. Feb. 24. Clsrence McDowell. AjHU
Qu.il, Chsrlolte Islsnds Lsnd District -Diatrict ol
Skeens
Take notice that I, John McUod ol Vui.-nu-.er
oecupstion broker. Intend to spply lor permtasion
to primped for coal snd petroleum on the lolluwing
described lsnds:
Commencing Bt S pust planted alwut twu milea
south and iwu milm weal uf the mouth ol ihe 'I !-vl
Kiver and marked J. McL, B. W. I orner. No 'II,
thenci* north Ml chsins. thenci* . ast 811 chaina.
thence miuui su chains, thence wot 80 chains to
point ul commencement; containing lilu acree,
more or less.
Dated Feb. 22. 1911. JUHN McLKOD
Pub. Feb. 24. Clarence McDowell. Agenl
Queen Charlotte Islanda Land District -Diatrict ol
���mm
Tske notice thst I. John McUial ol Vancnmir
oecupstion broker, inlend to spply lor permission
to proe|*ecl for cosl and petroleum on the [ollowing
describe.! Isnda:
Commencing sl a poat planus] about two miles
south ol Ihe Tl*cl Kiver Slid msrkeil John McL.
N. K. Corner, No. :I2, thence aouth 80 chsina,
thence weat 80 chsins. thence north 80 chsins,
thence esat 80 chsina to poinl ol commencement:
contsining f>40 sera., more or leaa.
Dsled Feb 22, 11,11. JOHN McLKOD
Kub. Feb. 21. Leslie 1.. Waller, AKent
Queen Charlolte Islands Und District���Diatrict ot
Skeens
Take notice lhat I. John McLeod ol Vancouver,
occupalion broker, intend to npply for permission
tu prospect lor coal snd petroleum on the lollowinK
*!.. rrii'Ml lsnds:
Commencing al a post planled about two miles
south ol lho mouth ol the Tl-el Kiver snd murked
J. MeL S. E. Corner, No. Ill, thenci' weal 80
chains, tlience north 80 chaina, thence eaat 80
chaina, ll.ence aouth 80 chsina to point nf eommeneement: containing M0 acn-a. more or Iras.
Dated F.h. 22, l!l|l. JOHN McLKOD
I'ub. Keb. 24. Lralie Kb W uller. Agent
Queen Chsrlolte Islsnds I .und Dlstricl-DL.tri.-t nl
Ske n ���
Tsko notice thsl I, Jonn McU d ol Vs comer,
oecupstion broker, intend o at ply for permission
to proa|H*ct lor c al snd petrolcjtn on the lolluwing
descrilied Isnda:
Commencing st s post plsnted sbout four miles
soulh snd Iwo miles west ol the moulh ol the
Tl-el Kiver and markeil J. MeL. Si. E. Corner,
No. 45, thonce aouth HO chaina, thence west 811
chains, thenci* north 80 chsins, thonce esat 80
chsins lo poi t ol commencement: ontsining 640
screa, moru or less.
Dsle I. Feh. 2;i, mil. JnllN MLEOD
Puh Feb. 26. Clsrsnce McDowell, Afent
Queen Chsrlolte Msn . Ij.ru! Diatrict���Diatrict of
Sk ena
Take notice that I, John Mrl.,ml ol Vsncouvsr.
occupsllo broker, Intend to appl for permiasion
to prospect lor coal and petroleum un Ihe following
deser h d Isnda:
Commencing st s poal piantrd lour miV- south
snd two west ol the month of t e Tl-el Kiver snd
marked J. McL. S. E. Corner. No. 46. thence n- rth
8l. c. sills, thenc - west 80 chsina. the ce south 80
c sins, t snee eaat 0 chni t ��� point nl com
in.-n ...... m rontaininK 840 screa, mnre or leia.
Dsted Feb. 2.1, 911. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Feb. 25. Clsrsnce McDowell, Agent
Queen Chsrlotte Islsnds Lsnd District��� Diatrict ol
Skeena
Take notice lhat I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to apply (or permission
to p ospect for c al anil pelroleum on th following
dear nlicd landa:
Commencing nt s post plsnted sbout I ur miles
south nnd two miles we t ol thc mouth ol Ihe
Tl-el River and marked J. McL. N. W. Corner,
No. Ill*,, thence aouth 80 chains, thence e st 80
chnins, ihenee north 8 chnina, tnence wes Hll
chains to point nl commencement; contsining 010
screa, more or leas.
Dsted Feb. 2.1, 1911. JOHN M'LEOD
Pub. Keb. 2*��. Clsrsnce McDowell, Agent
Quoen Chsrlolte lalnnda Land Dlalrict���Diatrict ol
Skeenn
Tuke notic lhal I, John MrL id of Van ouver,
occupation broker, inlend to spply lor pcrmisa on
to pro'pect or conl s il pelroleum on thc lollowing
d scribed I inds:
Commencing nt n p at Plant d sbo t 'our miles
outh and two mile, we.t of the mouth I the
Tl-el Kiver and marked J. M L. . W. ('orner,
No. .16, thonc norlh M chsina. Ihenc" ess HO
chains, (hence aollt 0 chains, tho i-e weat 80
chnina o p Int of commencement: ntainlng G40
arrea, more or less.
Dnled KB. tt, 1911. J UN M'l.KOD
I ub. Feb. 26. Clrin e M Dossil, Agent
oue.n Chart I ��� lsliin.li Und Dis'rlct��� Dalrtcl o
, H Ske ti
Take noliee that I. John Mcl.eod ol '* an pllyi r
occupution hroker, intend to apply lor permissiun
' to | ro pect lor coil and pelrole un un tne (ollowing
I describe lsnds: ..
C mmenri g al a post plant'd ubout six miles
aoulh and two ml es west ol 111.* moulh ol the
11 .-, River and mt'.rked J.McL. N I'- lomer
Nu 48 then, south 60 chaina, thenc west 811
c nina. tlience nurth 80 chnina. then e esst 80
chuina to puint of comm nc. ment; containing bill
' acrea, more or less. ,..,,.. .... u*,..-.
��� Dated Feb 23, 1911. JOHN M LKOD
; I'ub. Feb. 26. Clarance McDowell. Agent
I Qui en Charlolte Islands Land District-Dislrici ol
Skeens
Take notice thst 1. ohn McU-od of \ ancouver,
j occupalion br ker. intend to apply lor iiermission
| lo prospect lor cosl and petruleum on the [ollowing
I di*scrilMsl land: , ���
CommencinK nl s post planted ubout aix miles
south and two miles west ol lhe 1 l-el Kiver and
marked J. McL. S. E. Corner, No. 41. thenc
north 80 chains, thenc west 80 . haina, thenee south
1*0 chains, thenee esat 80 chsina to point of oom-
encment; containinK 010 acres, more or���leaa.
Dated Fob. 21. 1911 {01 N Ml. Ill
Puh. F'eb. 25. Clsranc McDowell. Agent
Queen Charlotte lalanda Und Diatrict -Diatrict ol
Skeena
Tske notice thst I, John McLeod foI Vancouver,
occupation broker, inlend tn spply or iiermission
to proapect lor coal and petroleum o" the following
descrilied Isnda:
CommencinK al n post plnnted about six roUSS.
������outh snd twu wesl ol the moulh ol the I l-e
Kiver snd msrked J. McL. N. W. Corner. No. 88*
Ihence aouth 80 chsina. ihenc eaal Ml chains'
thence north 80 chsina, thenc west 80 el sins to
point ol commencement; containinK MO acrea.
more or leaa.
Daied Keb. 2:1. 1911. JOHN M 1.1 O
I'ub. Feb. 26. Clsrsnce McDowell, ARent
COAL NOTICE
Quen Chsrlotte 1 dsnda Kind District -District of
Skcna
Take notic that I. John McLi-nd ol Vancouver,
occupaliun broker, Intend to npply lor |>ermirision
to pruspect lor coal and petroleum on the lollowing
dcscribisl land:
Commencing st a poal planteil about aix milm
south snd twn miles w.->t ol the mouth ol the
Tl-el Kiver snd msrked J. McL. S. W. Corner
No. 37 thence north 80 chsins, thence vast 80
rhaina. thenee south 80 chsina, thenee w.*sl M
chsina lo point ol commencement: containing 010
acres/more or lesa.
lint.vl Feb. 2:1. 1911. JOHN MLEOD
I'ub. Feb. 25. Clarance McDowell, Agent
Queen Charlolte lalanda Land Diatrict Diallrct A
Skeena
Take notice that I, John Mcl-cod ol Vancouver
occupaliun broker. Intend to apply lor permiaaion
to proapect for coal and petroleum on he lollowing
described 1-
Commenci [ s post planted about six miles
soulh ami tl.. ��� t.illea weat ol Ihe mouth of the
Tl-el Kiver and markisl J. McL. N. K. Corner,
No. TG. ihenc south HO chains, theneo weal 80
chains, thenee north 80 chains, ihenc esat M
chains to point of commenement: containing
040 acres, mon* or lesa.
Dated Feb. 21, 1911. JOHN M'l.KOD
l-ul,. Feh. 25. Clarance McDowell. Agent
Queen Chariotte Islands Und D strict -District of
Skeena
Take nntice lhat I. John McI^hkI ol Vancouver,
occupation hn.ker, Inlend to apply for iiermisaion
t" i>'i il <������ for coal and |*clro!cum on the followinK
d'*scnlMsl isnds:
Commencing st n post planlisl sl�� mil.-, south
nnd three mile* weat of thc mouth of lhe Tl-el
itiver and msrked J. McL. S. E. Corner. No. 75,
thenc north 80 chsina. Ihence west 80 chsins.
thenee aouth 80 chsina, Ihenee east 80 chsins to
poinl ol commoneomenl; conuining tint seres,
more or leas.
listed Feb. 21, 1911. JOHN M'l.EtlD
Pub. Feb. 26. Clsrnco McDowell, Agenl
Queen Chsrlott.* lalsnda Und District���District "I
Ski-ens
Tske notice thst I. John Mrla-od ol Vsneouver
oecupslion broker, intend to spply for |termiaainn
to proaiicct for coal an.l petroleum on the lollowing
described land:
Commencing at a post planteil eight miloa south
snd two west of the muuth of Tl-el Kiver and
marked J. MeL., S. W. Corner, No. 39, thenee
north 80 chains thence east 80 chains, ihence
south 80 chsins. thence west 80 ehslns to point ot
commencement; contsining 640 seres, more or
Mss.
Dsted Feh. 24, 1911. JOHN MeLEOD
Pub. Feh. 27. C. McDowell, Agenl
Queen Chsrlolte lalsnds Und District���District of
Skeens
Tske notico thst 1, John MeLeod of Vsncouver,
oceupstlon broker, intend to spply fo permiaaion
lu prospect for eosl snd petroleum on the following
described isntl:
Commencing st s post plsnted eight miles south
snd two weal uf the mouth of Tl-el Kiver snd
msrkeil J. McL., N. W. Corner. No. 41, thence
aouth 80 chsina, thenee west 80 chsina, thence
north 80 chsins, thence east 80 chsins to point
ol commencement; contsining 640 seres, more or
leaa.
Dsted Feb. 24, 1911. JOHN MeLEOD
Pub. Feb. 27. C. McDowell, Agent
Queen Chsrlotte lalsnda Und District -Diatriet of
Skeens
Take notiee thsl I, John McLeod ol Vsncouver,
oecupstion broker, intend to spply lor itermlsaion
to pmapeet lor cosl snd pstroleum on the following
deacrihed land:
Commencing st a post plsnted eight miles south
snd two west ol the mouth of the "l-el Kiver snd
msrkeil J. McL., S. E. C rner No. 42. thenee
north 80 chsina. thence west 80 chsina. thenc
soulh HO ehsins. thenee esst 80 chsina to point
ol commencement; contsining 640 seres, more nr
less.
Usual Feb. 24. 1911. JOHN MeLEOD
1-ub. Feb. 27. C. McDowell, Agent
Queen Chsrlotte Islanda Und Diatrict���District of
Skeens
Take notiee that I, John McI.vhI of Vancouver,
occupation hroker, intend to apply lor permiaaion
to pro-jivct lor coal and petroleum on the lollowing
described land:
Commencing at a poat plantcl about eight
milea aouth and four weat ol the mouth ol Tl-el
Kiver and marked J. McL.. S. W. Come-, No. 77,
thenc north 80 chaina, thenc easl 80 chaina,
t ence aouth HO chaina, thenee wist 80 chains to
point ol commencement; containing 610 acrea
more or less.
Dsled Feh. 24, 1 11. JOHN McLKOD
I-ub. Feb. 27. C. McDowell. Agent
Queen Chsrlotte lalsnda Unit Diatrict���Diatrict o>
Skeens
Tske nntiee thst I, John Mcleod ol Vsncouver,
oecupstion broker, intend to spply for permiaaion
to proapect for eosl snd petroleum i n the following
deacribed land:
Cnmmencing at a post plsnted shout eight miles
south snd four west of the mouth of Tl-el Kiver
nnd 'narked .1. McL., N. W. Corner, Nn. 78, thenc
aoulh HO chains, thenco eaat 80 chaina, thenc
north HO chnina, thenre w.*at 80 chains lo pol 't of
commenement; containing 610 acres, more or
lesa.
Dated Feb. 24.1911. JOHN Mcl.EOD
Pub Feb. 27. C McDowell. Agent
Queon Chariotta lalsnds Land Diatriet-District of
���-keel I.
Tuke notice thut I, John McU'od ol Vancouver,
occupntion broker, inlend to apply lor permiaaion
io prospwt lor coal and petroleum on Ihe lollowing
ics.rilM.I land:
CommencinK al a poal i.lunlid uli tut eight milea
south und lour weal ol the moulh ol ll-el Kiver
and ma k d J. Mel... N. E. Corner, No. 79, Ihence
W. hO ehaina, ll.une aouth 80 chains, thence north
80 chains, thencv east HI chains lo point of commencement; containinK 610 acres more ollie**
Duted Feb. 24, Kill. JOHN McLKOD
I ub. Feb. 2 . C, McDowell. AKent
Queen Chariotte laland Und Diatrict���Diatri I ol
Skccun
Take notic that 1, John McLoutl ol Vancouver
occupation broker, intend to appl lor pcrmi-wjoii
to prospecl or coal .nd lietroleum o.i t he lolluwing
described Isn I:
CommencinK at n poat planted aboul eight
mil.* aouth a.,d lour wist ul lhe moulh nl thu
'l-el River a d marked J. McL., S B, Cor.er,
No. 80. thenee i orth 80 chains, thenc ��� wwt 80
chaina, thon.o aouth 80 chuina, Ihence eaal 80
chain" to point ol commencmeni. ooniainin 40
in-re. mor or leas.
Date NhU. JOIN McLi.OL
Pub. I eli 27 C. McDowell. Agcm
Quwn Charlotte Islanda Land Dintrict���District of
Qnt&i
Take nutice that I, John McU'od of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to apply lor permiauion
to proajiecl (or coal und petroleum on the following
���I* M-rihi ii land:
CommencinK at a poit planted ubout (wo milea
north (rom the mouth of the TM lUver and
murked J. McL. N. B Corner, No. 2, ihence
aouth d0 chuina, ihence weat K chuina, thence
north mi chaina, thenw Mil SO cha na to point
of commencement; containinK *�� *U acrea mor��
or leaa.
Dated Feb. 25. 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Tub. Feb. 27. T. K. Wulter Agent
Queen Charlotte lulumta Land Diatrict - Diatrict of
BkMM
Tuke notice that I, John McU'od of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to apply for penninaion
to proapect for coul und petroleum on the following
described land:
(.'ommencing at a poat planted alwut two miles
north of the mouth of the ll-el Hiver und markeil
J. McL., S. E. Corner, No. :i. thence north 80
chaina, thrnee wmt HO chaina, thence anuth hO
chuina, thenct* eoat hO chaina to |>oinl of commencement; containing 610 acrea, more or lew.
Dated I .b. 26, 1011. JOHN McLKOD
I'ub. Ptb.IT. T K. Waller. Agent
Quoen Chnrlotte laland* Lund Diatrict���Diatrict of
Skrvim
Take notice thai I, Juhn McLeod of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to apply for p-rrmimion
to pro*.*., cl for Coul und p4>troleum on the following
,!���' .-ni ��� *i land:
Commencing at a p- ��� planted ubout two milea
nnrth of the mouth of thi* Tl-el r ver an*, marked
J. Mel*, S. W. Corner, No. 4, thencu north HO
cimins, tlietKY ��� -���< I HO chuina thence aouth HO
chuina, thence ���*��������� -t HO chaina to |>oint of mm
mencement; containing Gin acrea, more or l��w.
Duted Feb. 26. 1911. JOHN McLKOD
I'ub. Feb 'il. T. K. Walter, Agent
QUeen Charlotte i land I..,-.. Diatrict���Diatriet of
Skeena
Take notice that 1, John McLeod of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend tu apply for permiwion
tu pn��pecl for coal aad |m*iroleum on the following
duarrtbe>! land:
Commencing a a poat planted altout two miloa
north and t ����� unit ��� weet id the mout of thc
Tl-el Kiver and marked J. McL., N. W. Corner,
No. 27, thenee aoulh HO chaini, thence eaat mi
chaina, thence norlh HO chaina, thence wvst hO
chaina to point of commencement; containing 640
seres, more or leaa
Dated Feu 26, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Feb. 27. T. E. Walter. Agent
Queen Chariot te lalands Land Diatrict- Diatrict of
Skeena
Take notice that I. John McLeod of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend lo apply for permission
lo pn��|iecl for coal and petroleum on the following
��� I.- cni'i-i! lands:
Commencing at a post planted about two mtlea
north and two mllea ���-������ t of the mouth of Tl-el
Kiver and marked J. McL.. B* W. Corner, No. 26
thence north HO- chains, thencv east t*0 chains,
thence soulh HO chains, ihence want HO chsina to
pounl sf commencement; containing 640 acres,
more or leas.
Dated Feb. 2b, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Feb. 27. T. E. Walter. Agent
Queen Charlotle Islands l-and District���Dintrict of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
occupation bruker, intend to apply for permimion
to proapect for coal and petroleum nn the following
described land:
Commencing at a pott planted ahout two miles
north and two miles weal of the mouth of the
Tl-el Kiver and marked J McL. N. W. Comer,
No. 61, thence south K0 chalna, thence west K0
chairs, thenc- north HO chains, thence east 80
chains lo point of commencement containing
640 acres, more or less.
Dated Feb. 25. 1911. JOHN MeLEOD
Pub. Feb. 27. T. E. Walter. Agent
Queen Chartote lalands Land District���District of
���Skeena
Take notice lhat I. John McLeod of Vancouver
occupation broker, Intend to apply for permission
to prospect for coal and petroleum on the following
described land:
Commencing at a post planted about two m.l .**
north and two mUes west of thr mouth of the
Tl-el Kiver and marked J. McL., S. E. Corner,
No. 62, thence north K0 chain*, thence west HO
chains, thence south K0 chains, thenco east HO
chains to point of commencement; containing 640
acres, more or less.
Dsted Feb. 26 1911. JOHN MeLEOD
Pub. Feb 27. T. E. Walter. Agent
Queen Charlotte Islands Land District���District of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John Mcl-eod of Vancouver,
occupntion broker. Intend to app y tor permission
to prospect for coal and petroleum on the following
described land:
Commencing at a post planted alwut three mlk���
west and two miles north of the mouth of the
Tl-el Kiver and marked J McL. S. E. Corner, No.
67 thence north 80 chains, thence west 80 chains,
thonce south 80 chains, thence east 80 chains to
point of commencement: containing 640 acres,
more or less.
Dated Feb. 25, 1911 JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Feb. 27. T. K. Walter, Agent
Queen Charlotte islands Und District���District of
Skeena
Take notice that I John Mcl>em| of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to spplv for permissinn
to prospect tor conl and petrnleum'on the following
described land:
Commencing at a post planted nbout three milw
west nnd two miles north of the mouth ol the Tl-tl
River nnd mnrked J. McL.. N. K. Corn f No. 68.
'hence south kO rhalnn, thence we*��i sO chains
tlience north 80chnins, thencoeast chains to point
of commencement; containing r,40 acres more or
COAL NOTKK
I
Dated Feh. 26, 1911.
Puh. Feb. 27.
JOHN McLKOD
T. K. Walter, Agent
Queen Churluttc'.lHlundaLund District���District o
Url* Skeena 'm _____
Take notice that 1, John McLrnd of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to apply for permission
to pr* ipMt for coul and lietroleum on the following
dweribod lund; K
t ommcncinK at a post plunted about eight milen
south and two went of tne mouth of Tl-el Kiver
und murked J. McL., N. W. Corner, No. 40, thence
south K0 chuins thenco f asjt 80 chaina, thence north
80 chains, thence west Hu chainn to point of coin
mercement; containingl6-l0 aires, more or less.
Dated Feb. 24, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Feb. 27. C. McDowell, Agent
Quwn Charlotte Islands Und District���District of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
occupution broker, intend to apply for (ivrmlsHion
tu prospect for coal and petroleum on the following
dencribetl lands:
Commei eing ut a post planted about four milea
norlh and one mile east ot the mouth of the Tl-el
Kiver and murked J. McL., S. K. Corner, No. 60
thence north 80 chaina, thenco west 80 chai s,
thence south Ht) chalna, thenco east 80 chains
point of commencement; containing 640 acres,
more or !eos
Dnted Feb. 26, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
PubjFeb. 28. Clarence McDowell, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islnnd-VLand District���District of
Skeona
Take notice that 1, John Mcl-eod of ancouver,
occupation broker, intend to apply for permission
to prospect for coul und petroleum on the following
describi*d landa:
Commencing nt u pott plunted nbout four miles
north and oi.e mile east of the mouth nf the Tl-el
Kiver nnd marked J. McL., N K. Corner, No fi,
thence south KO chains, thence west 80 chains,
theme r.orth 80 chains, thence east 80 chaina to
puint of commencement; containing 610 acres,
more or lew*.
Dnted Feb. 26, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
I ub. Fcb42H. Clarence McDowell, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islands Uutd District -DUlrict of
Skoena
1'uke notice thut I. Jnhn McLeod of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to apply for permituiio
to prospect forcoal und petroleum on Ihe following
tescribed alnds:
Commencing ut n post plunted ulwut five miles
north and one mile went of ihe moulh of the
Tl-el Kiver und marked J. McL., N. W. Corner
No. 17, thenn* south 80 chains, thenco east 80
chains, thenee north 80 chains, thence west HO
chains to point of commencement; containing 610
acres, more or less.
Dated Feb. 26, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Feb. 28. Clarence McDowell. Agenl
Queen Charlotte Islands Land Disirict���District ol
Skeenn
Take notice that I, John McLeod of Vnncouver,
occupation bruker, intend to apply for p.-nn. - um
lo prospect for conl and petroleum on the ful'owiug
��� i.-cnl ed lands:
Commencing-; at u pi.-i plantetl altout three
ii ii*-- north nml one mite \���� i of the mouth of thc
Tl-el Itiver and marked J. MeL., S. W. Corner,
No. IK, thence north 80 chains, thence east 80
chains, tl��i.c��* K>uth 60 chains, thence west 80
chains to |>oint of commencement; containing *.i��
acres, more or lew.
Dated feh. 26, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pllb. Feb. 28. Clurence McDowell. Agent
Queen Charlolle Islands Land District���District of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to apply for permission
to prospect for coal and petroleum on the following
<!escribed landa:
Commencing at a post piant'tl aliout three miles
math and ont* miles west of the mouth of the I l-el
Kiver and marketl J. McL.. S. K. (-orner, No. 25,
thence north B0 chains, ihence we^t 80 chains,
ihence south 80 chains, thence east 80 chalna to
point ot commencement: conuining 640 acres,
more or lem.
Dated Feb. 26, 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Feb. 26. Clarence McDowell, Agent
Queen Chariotte lalands Lund DUtrict-District of
Skeena
Take notice that 1, John McLeod of Vancouver,
occupation broker, Intend to apply (or pcrmiwdon
ta pr - p.-ct for coal and (tctrolcum on the following
dencrilied lands:
Commencing at a post planted about five miles
north and one mile area of the mouth o the
11*1 Kiver and marked J. McL., N. E. ('orner.
No. 24, thenci* *<>uil�� 80 chains, thence west B0
chaini, thence north 80 chains, thence east HO
chains to point of commencement; containing 640
acres, more or leor*.
Dated Feb. 26, 1911. JOHN MeLEOD
1 ub. Feb. 28. Clarence McDowell, Agent
Queen Chariotte Islands Land District���District of
Skeena
Take notics that I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to upply for permission
to prospect tor coal and petroleum on the following
descril>ed lands:
Commencing at a poat planteil almut four miles
north and three miles west of the mouth of the
Tl-el Kiver and marked J. McL., N. W. Comer,
No. 53, thrnee nouth 80 chaino, thence eaat 80
chains, thence north HO chalna, thence weat 80
chains to poinl of commencement; containing 640
acres, more or less.
li.it.-d Feb. 2G, 1911. JOHN MeLEOD
Pub. Feb. 28. Clarence McDowell, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islands Land District���District of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
occupalion broker, Inlend lo apply for permiasion
to proftpect for coal and petroleum on the following
desciilted lands:
Commencing at a poat planted aboul four mllea
north and three miles west of the mouth of tho
Tl-el Kiver and marked J. McL., S. W. Corner,
No. 54, ihence north 80 chums thence east HO
chaini, thence soulh HO d alns, thenoe west 80
chains to point of commencement; containing 640
acres, more or less.
Dated Feb. 26 1911. JOHN McLKOD
Pub. Feb. 28 Clarence McDowell, Agen
Queen Charlotte Islands Land DMriet -District of
SkeenH
Take notiee that I, Jnh i McLood of Vancouver,
occupation broker, Intend to apply for permission
to prospect for coul and petroleum on the following
described landi:
Commencing at a post planted about four milos
north and Ihree miles west of the moulh of the
Tl el Kiver nnd marked J. McL.. N. E. Corner,
No. 66 thence south 80 chains, thence west BO
chains thence north 80 chains, thenoe east HO
chains to point of commencement; containing 640
acres, more or \o**>.
Dsted Feb. 26. 1911. JOHN MeLEOD
Pub. Feb. 28. Clarence McDowell, Agont
Queen Charlotte Nlnnds Und DlMrlct -District ol
Skeena
Take notiee that I, John Mcl>eod of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend lo apply for permission
to prospect for coal and petroleum on the following
described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about four mllea
north nnd three miles west of the mouth of tho
Tl-el Kiver and marked J. McL., S. E. Corner
No. 65. thenee north 80 chains, thence wast80
chains, thence south BO chains, thence eait 80
chains to point of com^nencefnent; containing 610
acres, more or le-w.
Dated Feb. 26, 1911. JOHN MeLEOD
Pub. Feb. 28. Clarence McDowell, Agent
gu","a"'r""""^1: Di*,,*,
~*$S^m&*��&i**&
to prospwt for coal and notrol.5 '", *���"�������
ill!��*nla*il lun.ls. tm on tlw loOisiThi
Commenolna ai ��� i���,, ,, ....,
north ami nn,. mile east m , ,'. . '1'",*1* "�������
Bint ami markad J McL \ ",'��� ',ll>1W
thenos nuth BO ehsli Ami, . ���'"'I'-j":'���
thenee north BO ehsin . thenS ������, ' ��� l*1""--
point ���[ crimm,,,.,..,, ��� , ; >.M.
moro nr loss
Datoil Keb. ... I'M |
Puli. March 1.
, .1 W,��*u��
������"���lii'il.. Will',,., *���,,
Quoen Charliitti'lshuiill..,,,,,!,,���,,,���_,
lake- notice that I. John McLeod ,,! V.���.
occupaliun t.r.-k.r. i,���..,���| ,��� ',, (VJ2H25
Star ..,.1 markjd J. M,...���'*,." 1, VrW
thonco nnrth 80 chains, thsne, m_\'_Z*
thonc.' south BO chain*, ifi2"."', .���' h__*i
point of coniinoncrtni'iit o. r,i;���ri,..,. ,,���,"V'
moro or Haa, ^c1'
I'stod Koh. ���!7, 11.11. JDIIX Mcleod
Puh. Msrch 1. | ,..���.,*.. \v.|,,,X,
Quoon Chariotu. l.lnn.ls Land Disirict -Uau���,,
Skis-mi
Tako notico that I, John McLeod sl Vssnss
occupation broker, iiuoml i��� m,h- [_, pr^T���'
to prospect lor coal snd petrolwni oa ijrslejnai
ilf.se!il'eil lanil.s: *
Commoncint at a post plsntsd ilsmt ��,-
miles north and one mil.* west nl ilu* mouth d lis
ll-el River and markisl .1. McL, N w aJZ
No. 16, thenci' south BO chains, thnt, anti
chains, ihence nnrth BO chsins, Umatati
chains to point ol cniiinii'in*.m,'i, rMtntkcM
sen's, more nr lt*a.
DaMdI Keb .ST. Hill. ItHIX MeLEOD
Pllb. March I. I. . i u;,:M, -m
Queen Charlnlle Islands Lsnd ;i,.*nn Uutnrtd
Sk'* ��� ll
Tske notice thai I. Join, McLeod is* Vita-mr
occupation broker, InUnd lo i| ���: 1st umisa
to prospect lor eoal and polrolwil ot 'r.eli'.of***!.
(le elll'eil I,ii, i
Commencing at a post plantsd jt.nit riiesris
norlh and otn* null- v., i ol ths iMoth at tl,
TM Kiver and marked J. MeL, S tt. Cms.
No. Ill, thenco nortli 80 chsins, ���!*���.(* *t*t
chains, thenci* south BO . i..,.- . tfaeu, lot 9
chsins to poinl of comm. i.e. -n, m. coMtiuef-a
air., more or U*as. I
listed Keb.'.-., l'Jll. JullX MrLtOD
Pub. March I. I ��� i !. tt.lrrr Am
Queen Charlotto Islands Land |i:-'nr-Dalrind
M..V ,i
Take nolice thai 1, Johl McL, ������! tt Vir,woi.,
occupation broker. InUnd lo ipply for ism-asai
to prurpoct for conl ami petrols H th.* In^oviBf
descrila'd lands;
CommencinK at a posl plsntsd about sts
milos north snd on.* ... mih of ths
TI-.I River snd markisl J. McL X. E. Cmm,
No. 2-!. thence wiiilh B0 " ������'nnawlls
chains, thenc nnrth BO l Bel is. M
ehaina to point ul cnrnrii'������ MattS. ���*
acros, more or leas.
Hated Keb. 27, l'Jll I0HS MrLLOD
I'ub. March 1. I* i I 'Wr. Apt-
Queen Chsrlotte Islsnds Lai I I liatriet I'it-rietcl
Slosr-na
Tske notice that I, John Mcl^.-I ol Vir��-.i��,
occupalion broker, intend i��> uwl' fur ******
to prosjicct for coal and |*iiruliiiiM on ire ItMa
described lands:
CommencinK at a |iost plantnl about )'****
north and one mib* Mi ��� ..-al ott��
TM River and markisl .1. Mel. S. K. CcHar.
No. 23, thence north BO chains, ilnci* si* *J
chains, thence south BO c-.ab- ���'<*tre tut ��
chains to point ol commenciiiii r' cm'siiatiHI
screr, more or le*a- . .... ,, ,....
Usle.1 Keb. 27. l'Jll J"">> 'l'U-��"
Pub. Msrch. 1. LssIhE �� alter. .<iK��t
Queon Charlotte Islands Und llulnel -DiKrietd
-Skeena
Tske notice ihst I, John Mclassl ol li.com*,
oecupslion broker. Intend I" sppl) I�� I*���"""
to pros|iect lor cosl s nil DStrotaUDl nn l he l".lo����l
dcMcritied lsnds: _^
CommencinK st s post plstuel als.ut m mssi
north snd three miles MM ol Ih. "V.-I'Vll,
Tl-el River and markod J. Mrl... S. V. l-"*****
No. 66, thonco south BO etalns. If*** ""* 2
chains, thsnee north NO rl |UM�� ��<��' ��
chsins to point ol commenci'miin. cniamiaiM.
seres, more or bus. . .... enD
Dstsd Ksb. 27, l'Jll. -I"*'> ,NI''i���.
Puh. Msrch 1. tm1m*m*mmmm**
Quoen Chsrlotto Islsnd. Und I'l.inct IW-na-t
BkMM ,,. .���
Take notico that I, John Mclxs-I "I VMJJJJ
oecupslion broker, intend to a , '��'I**JS
to pro.|��ct tor cosl and petroleum nn Us lu.'"*����
dc.crihed Isnds: , ,,.___,
CommencinK sl s post planted about:sung
north and three miles west .. the '"';u*h,."A.
Tl-ol Kiver and marked J. McL B. " '"J*J
No. 60, thenco north .10 ehslns, !*_**_*[���
chains, thenco soulh 80 chnins. ^'""V "u,
chsins to point ol commencement, ciinlsinm "���
seres, moro or lesa. . . ...ifoD
Dsted Keb. 27. l'Jll. J_l___.SSt
Pub. Msrch 1. ____ktK.Vmm.mW*
Queon Chariotte Islsnd. Uml Di**' """"""
Tsko notics thst I. Jota M-Ji ��i "I. y*?J��i5
oecupslion broker, intend t" appl> I"'**__-_(
to MMl for cosl sn.l pMrotaUtn on lbs WW���
descrihed iBnds: , . , nJei
CnmmeneinK a. IWU* l'l*''��� ' *'",""'h _ tts
north snd throe miles si*! ol 0�� "���<��������"(Mt
Tl-el River snd marked J. Mrl������ ������ '��� Ml ig
No. tM, thence north BO cbn ���. '*** A s)
chsins, thence south .iu chair '���,���,�����
chains to point ol commcncri'ir.'. -********
seres, more or loss. . ...* McLE*1"
iSlE?.'^ l****���****-**
Queen Charlotte Islands Und I' ' *****
Take notico that L John UtU ; I ^^""SSl
oecupstion hroker. intend ��n"l"-���".i,1 wi.��M
,to pn��m��t lor cosl snd pstroleuin on th
dcscrilHii lsnds: , , ... nil na5*-
CommencinK st s post plan 'I �������*{ ���| th.
north snd three miles ��i*"l "' ' . , r,-.r.
TI-ol Rivor snd markod I-.�����"".L..��� �����! S
No. 89, thence south Ml Cain*. tJJWJ , �����
chsins. thence north 80 <���''���""-���. ,^l*,inint6l��
chsins to Hnt ol commenn'inim ooai
seres, more or less. .....s; McI.Kt'I1
^H^.,.rchY���U",��� *^Ww*2
Queon Charlotte Island- Und Dttrf* DW"
BsWM , Vnn^**'*
Tske notice Ihst I, Jt*n *<>*& ",. M****
occupotion hroker, inland m��i>P'> h', ,���||0^nt
to p/oeiiect lor cosl and tietrnli""" ""
descrilied lands:
Commencin *
milos north i
thc Tl-el River anil mar sen *���������������- ���;j, ��� ....
No. 67, thence soulh 8" r'lair.-. p,.t jO
chsins. thence north 8" rb:i..;_. ' , inln, ��I0
ehslns lo point of commencement.
seres, more or lem. ..,i*s MrM*' '
Dsteil Keb. 27, 1911. '\- w.lter. k**
Pub. March I. t~tv
���t lor coal and l-etrol""""'-1'1"
Ttm* pm_ arttSSfl
I, and thro.* mile* tm j' S g, Cnrm-r,
Ilverand marke.1 J. M.I;,;,,^ ,_,., ** T II I". PRINCE KUI'KKl U I- T I M I S T
0
JGAR*thB��E5T J-���tSyH
ii :erson--rolrig & co. - prince rupert
Distributing Agents for Northern B. C.
j CHIPS FROM THE i
1 HUMORISTS
GOAL NOTICK
LAND PURCHASK NOTICE
*~~.^..^..^..-
C>*O<><>OC<>OC><>OOO^0<>**>OO
Real Estate
FOR RENT
targe Store nnd Hasenu-nt
on Second Ave.
FOR SALE
Lota 13, 14, Block 15, Sec. 6,
$8400, Cash $1000, *
!\ rs. John 1 i!n wish I had u good
recipe for telling hair.
John Most women nowadays just
pick it up again and hang it on the back
of ii chair.
"The man died eating watermeloni,"
someone nald to Brother Dickey.
"Yes -i.li," he aid. "Providence
sometime! pin-' ui in paradise befo1 we
git ur heaven,"
"She i*r neglecting her name ol bridge
dreadfully."
"Why is she doing lhut'**"
"Some silly excuse. Says the children
need her, I believe."
"De wist thing 'boui ��� person dot
nils all he knows," said Uncle Eben,
"is dttt he's alnins' certain lo run . way
wif l.isself an' tell ii heap tie don't know."
"I don't tee any sense in referring io
the wisdom of Solomon," said the man
smartly. "He had a thousand wive.-."
"Yes," : n-wiTi'il the woman tartly;
"he learned is W'silom [rom I hem."
"Professor," said the reporter, "you
have read, 1 p-es me. what Kdison or
tomebod) says about the feasibility of
attracting gold in paying quantities
from th" din I thaatreeta."
"Yes.1'
"May I ask what you think of the
ideaT"
"Well," said the profeaaor, "it wuni to
me highly probable that it cun ba done.
SpaaUng as a taxpayer, 1 know ihul we
sink all kinds of money on our streets."
NEW DREDGE
FOR THE COAST
LARGEST OWNED BY THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT
Will Drdege Hard Ground at Rate of
1000 Tona an Hour -Due at Victoria Next Week to Widen Harbor
Entrance.
PORT MANN
Subdivision of Sec. 9) about 200 yards from waterfront
Thil Subdivision ia the only inside subdivision not owned
by the Railroad Company.
Lots from $700; Very Easy Terms
-NORTHERN AGENTS-
Samuel Harrison & Co.
Brokers, Prince Rupert and Stewart, 6. C.
Agents for Stewart Land Company, Limited
JULIUS LEVY
Jobber of High-grade Havana Cigars
Tobaccos Wholesale and Retail
ead The Optimist
Moving Pictures al thc Phenix.
Individuals
Second Ave.
(���Jut-en Clmrlotte IMatuU Lend District���-Diatrict of
Skwna
Tuke notltt thut I, John Ml-Lux I of Vuncouver,
occupation broker-. Intond to tpply for pormUaion
to prospect for ooaJ *���:������. potroleurn on the following
described lamia:
Comm,*ncing *U a post planted ubout eight
miles north uml three mile-* west of the mouth of
the Tl-el Itiver nml murke 1 J. Mel.. S. K. Corner,
No. B4| tlience north hO chains, thence wool 80
cliHiiiH, thenre south M) chuins, thence east SU
chain:, m point ol commencement, containing 610
ucres, more or lew.
Dated Pob, T*. 1011. JOHN UeLBOD \
Pub, uMrch 1. U'slie K. Wulter. Auent '
Quoen Charlotto Islands Und District District,of
Skeenu
Tuku notice thut I, Jnhn McU-od ol Vuncouver, '
occupulion broker, intend to upply for permi.voun
to pruspect fur coul uml petroleum on thc following
deocribed Itnda;
Commencing ut u poat plunted ubout right
mile* north uml one milu east of the mouth uf the
Tl-ei River ond narked J. Mel.., N* K. Cornerj
No. B| thenc*' aouth B0 chuins, ther.ce wool BQ
chuina, thence north ht) chuina, thence enat MJ
ohalni to point ��i oornrnonoanrati contuininK 840
arrea. more or lew*.
Dated Fob. Sa, 1011. JOHN MeLEOD
I'ub. March:!. C. Mellow,-u,. agent
Queen Charlotte Utta&do Lnnd District- District of
Bkeena
Take notice thut 1, John McLeod of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to apply for p-.-rmis-.h-n
to pro-pctt for eoul unit petroleum on the followini*;
deedrbed landn:
Commencing ut a post plunted uhoui eight
milea nurth and one mile eaat of tne moutn of the
ll-el ill*.it and marked J. McL. B. K. Corner.
No. lo, tbonoo north BQ chaina, thence west hU i
chain**., thence aouth Nl chums, thencc eaat au j
chuinti to point of cominenci-meiit; oontnlnlng 640
acrea, more or leaa.
Dated Fab. SB, mi.dl JOHN UeLBOD
Tub. March B, ��� Is -'���<���- |Mcl ������ veil, AKent
Quoon Charlotto Inlands Liml District District of
Skeena
Tttke notice that i, John ItoLood *>f Vnnoouveri
occupation bfOkaTi intend to upplv tor permission
to protpoot for coal and |K*troleum on t he following
doocribod land-, i
1 onmoncing at a post planted about ninu miles
north und one mile east of the mouth of thi* Tl-e,
River and marked J. McL., S. K. Corner, No. II,
thenci- north Ml chain**, thenc** **������*. t*>0 chain.-,
tbence south mi chum-*, thence m-i xi chnina to
I ��� of commenevment; containinK HIU ucres,
mon of loan
Dnted K.b. M, 1911. JOHN McLKoD
I'ub. March :>. Clarence McDowell, Agent
Quoon Chariotte lalanda Land DUtriet District oi
Banana
Take notice that I, John MaLood of Vancouver,
occuputititi broker. Intend to appi> lor pet-iiiladoQ
to pr*- ; ��� n for coal and petroleum on the following
de en's d land:
t onimvncing at a (mat plant** 1 about nine mile a
north and one mil*- weal of thc mouth of the
It-el Ulvar ami markod J. Mci... s. ny. Corner:
No. 12, thence north ���*����� chainH, thence eaal pu
chains, thunce aouth Mi chaino, thence wc.nl Ml
chains lo poinl of Commencement; containing 040
acre*, mun? or leu.
Dated Fab. tB. 101L Joil N McLoKD
Tub. March i. Clarence McDowell, Agei.t
Queen Charlolte lalanda Land District -Diatrict of
Skeena
Taken notice lhat 1, John .McLeod of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to apply for ;���* mi -mi,
lu prospect for coal a id petroule.n on thu following
��� ii- * *ii ��� ��i land:
Commencing al a pnst planted about nine milea
north and one mile west of the mouth of the 'll-el
Itiver and marked J. .MrL., N. W. Corner, No. Ft,
thence aouth -*��� chain*, ihence east *��������� chainn,
thenc* north M) chain*, thrnee west Ml chaina
to point of commencement, containing GIO acres,
mure or lew.
Dated Feb.'JH. 1911. JnllN McLKOD
llib. March .1. Clarence McI>o*Aell, Agent
Queen Charlotle lalanda Land Dialrici -District uf
Skeena .
Take nulice that I, Juun McLeod of Vancouver,
occupation bruker, inlend lo apply fur iH.-rmi-v.ion
tu pr��>-!s-et for coal and petroleum on the follatiCti
tu pi" i * ri for coal and |>��truleum on the following
dcf-cni-ed land:
Commencing at a poet planted aboul seven
milen north and one mile wvst of ihu mouth of the
ll-el Kiwr and marked J. Mel... S. \V. Corner,
No. 11, ihence north DU chains, thenco fi-i mi
chain*, thencc aoulh MU chaina, ihence we��t mi
chain' to (mint of commencement: containing 840
ucres, more or Iv***,
Datesl Feb. >. l'Jll. JOHN MeLEOD
Pub. March '(. Clarence McDowell, Agent
Queen Charlotte lalanda Land District- District of
Skeena
Take notin thai I, John McLeod ef Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to apply for permission
lo pn����pcct for cual and petroleum on lho following
dc-rrtlw-d land:
Co nmencing at a jxnit planted alwut nine miles
north and one mile ���*������������ of the mouth of the,
Tl-el Rtvaf and markeil J. McL.. S. K. Corner, No,
i ���. thence north 80 chaina, ihence ����l so chaina
thence south ���*"��� chainn, thence east mi chaina to
puint of commencement: containing 610 acres,
more or le��.
Dated Feb. It, l'Jll. JOHN McLKOD
I'ub. March X Clarence McDowell,Agent
Qui*en Charlutte lalanda Und Diatrict Dintrict of
Skena
Take notice thai I. John Mrl .-.nl of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to apply for permi*wion
to |T'--i�� n fnr coal and [letmleum on t '.������ following
��� If rn's <t land:
Commencir.g at a p***' planted about nine
milea north and one mile west of the mouth of the
Tl-el Hiver and marked J. McU, N. E . Corner,
Nn. 20, thence aouth -���'��� ehaina, thence west K0
chains, thence north M) Qhains, therce east HO
chain* io point of mmmencement; co.itaining 640
acrea. men* or baa.
Dated Feb. B8, F'll. JOHN McLKOD
Fob. March II. Clarence McDowell, Agent
Queen Churlotte Islands Land Dlitrict - Diatrict of
Skeena
Take notice that I, John McLeod of Vancouver,
occupation broker. Intend to apply firr permiaaion
to pr -jNTt f".* ciral and lietroleum on the bllowlng
descrlU-d land:
Commencing at a noat planted alw-ut aeven
mllea north and one mile wot of the mouth of the
Tl-el Hlvcr and marked J. McL., S. K. Corner.
Na 21, ii*- ir-- north 80 chalna, thence weat HO
Chaina, thence aoulh 80 chalna, thence eaat 80
chaina to point of commencement; containing
640 MM more or leaa.
Dated Feh. 28. 1011. JOHN McLKOD
Fub. March .1. Clarence McDjwell. Agent
Queen Charlotte Islanda land District - Diatrict of
Skeena
Take notice thnt I. John RoLaod nf Vancouvor,
occimatfon broker, intend to apply lOf penrlaa'on
to pnwpect for coal and petmlcum nn the following
ii>' I'M* ��� ���! land:
Commencing at a i��ost planled aUtut eight
miles north ITM three mile�� west of the mouth of
the TUI Hiver and marked J. McL., N. W. Corner,
No. 60, thence south HO chains, thrnee. east HO
I chains, thpnee north HO chains, thence west HO
chalna to point of commeneetnet.l. containing
640 acres, mor or lean.
Dated Fell 2H. 1011. JOHN McLKOD
and * Eighth Street I p���b. March 3. Clarence McDowell, Agent
Victoria, March .I. ArranKcmcntn an*
being made for the reception of the
MW government dredge which will
thin Hpring double the width of the
channel through the First Narrows,
and which has now nearly completed
the journey around the Horn from
Renfrew, Scotland, where it was launched
Nov. 7.
This dredge will bc thc largest owned
by the Canadian government, and is 19!)
feet long and :tii feet wide, with a depth
of 13 feet 6 inches. It is said to be
capable of dredging hard ground to a
depth of 60 feel, at the rate of 1000 tons
an hour.
Skeenu Lnnd Dintrict* District uf Cw.nt.
Tako notice that!, J. H. McAuirhay *-f i'rince
HuOOrt, occupatinn miner, Intendi t" apply for
permlialon to puronnao the following described
binds:
Commeneini' nt a pool planted at the auuttlWOOt
corner of lot 8840, thoneo out 4<> chnina, tbenoo
south ti ebain��. thence west lo chalna, ihence
horth6ehnlni t> point <if commoncement, oon-
tuinitiK *������ ucn'H mine m U*��.
Date Feb. IB, HUI J. H. McAUGHEY
Fob. Feb. 8S, wil, Andrew Kennedy. Agent
Skeena Land Diatrict- Dihtrict of Coaat
Take notice that 1. Peter Raid, of Vancouver,
H.C, occupation teiunaier, Intendi to apply for
perrnludoo to purohaao the following dewribod
landa:
Oomntenolng ntn post planted and marked P.
It. h s.W. corner and Immediately ���djoirtlbg pobu
marked J.M.'a N.K. oorner and A.it.a 8 K. corner; tbence ii*nth Ni clmlnw. thenee oaat 4"'chaina,
thenca oouth 80chalna, thenco west -h> ebaina, to
point of oornmenoament, containinu' 880 ucroa
more or (ena. PETER REID,
Datetl In Feb. 191] Charles 11. Allen. Auent
Fub. Feb. 86.
Bkeena Lnnd Diatrict-Dintrict of Const
Take notioe thst t* WUliam Anderson, of Van-
couver, it.c. occupation olerki Intendi to apply
l*>r permiaaion t�� purchase Die follow Ing dOSOnb*
i.*d lands:
Commeneing at a post plantetl nnd markeil W.
A. northweat corner,ami about 1 mile fiom Alexander Ituebun nortbfin Imundary line; tbence
SOUth **"�� chaini*. tbence e.,ht M* rhnint. thenc*
north ni chuina, thence west mi chains, to point of
commencement, containinK *V|��i ucres n-on- or leii.
WILLIAM ANDER80N,
Dnted i��t F�� b. mi Chnrlao B, Btark, Agent
Fub. Feb. 88,
Skeenn Land District���District or Con*.t
Tuke notiee that 1, Alexander Buehnn( of
Van co uve i*. H.C, occupation butohor, inlenda la
apply for permiasion to purohaao tbe following
doOCrlbod lands.
CommencinK a post plant������<! .-nni marked A.It.'a
s.k. corner, nnd ndjtdnlng posts murked J.M.'a
N.l*I. oorner nnd F.K.'a B.E, oorner; thenoe waat
80chnina. tbence north80 chains, thenceonstSO
chuinH, thence south 80 chains t" point of commencement, contnininK 840 a* rei* more ur leaa.
ALEXANDER BUCHAN,
Dnted lit Feb., mil Charles li. Allen. Agent
I'ub. Ft b. 2.r��.
Skt*ena Und District-Diatrict of Coaat
Tuke notice that l.John Miller, of Vancouver.
B.('��� occupulitm butcher, intends to npply for
permiaaion to purchase the followinK de.tcribed
ianda:
OimmenciiiK ut n irnnt planted nbmt 1 cbuln
from tidewater et the bead *.f Lusoombe Bay, and
markeil J.M.'s N.K. rorn*r. thencewost n> ehalns,
thence amith .-o chains, theme rust hi ehaina,
thence north ni ehaina, to point ��*f commencement. containinK Ott' ucres mon* or leas,
JOHN MILLER,
Dated 1st Feb.. lull Charles It. Btark, Agent
Fub. Feb. 26.
Skeena Land Diatrict - DM i let of Coast.
Tuke notic** lhal I. Leotlo K. Wilter, of \ancou-
ver, B.C.. occupaliun prospector, intends loan-
ply for permiasion lo purchaae ihe followinK dee-
cnbed lnndi:
CommencinK al n post plunteil und murked L.
K. VV, a S.K. corner nnd immediately adjoininK
pont mnrktd W.A.'a N.W. corner- thence north lo
chums, thence West N" Chains, thenr*- sooth 40
chaina, thence eaat *��������� chaina, to point of commencement. containinK 32"' acres, mme or lesa.
LEaUBB. WALTER,
D it. -I lot Feb., 1911 Charlea II Allen. \. ������nt
Fob. F'b.26.
Owning Heal Estate in Prinre
Rupert, B.C., may lind a ready
purchaser, if the price is reasonable, by addressing
P. O. Lock Box 43, Enst Livepoo),
Columbia County, Ohio, U.S.A.
Good Buys and Easy Terms
Prime residence lots in section 7, $350
$50\-ash, balance monthly
Lot in section 5, $450-$100 caah,
Halance monthly
Lot on 3rd Ave., section 1, $1250
Lot on 2nd Ave., section 1, $3500
COAL NOTICE
R. A. WHITE
(jueen Charlotle Islanda Land District I Hstrict ol
LUosana
Take notice that I, John M.-l - ..-i of Vancouver,
occupalion broker, intend lo apply for |M*rmiwion
to prospect fur coul ami (M-lmbum on the following
ilescrilnd lard:
CommencinR at a po*>t \-- <��� * ��� about eight
milea north and three mllea treat ol tho moul i o(
the TUI Kiter and rl ��� *i J. .\ < I-, 8AV . ( orner.
No. 61, thence north oi) chains, UtOOOS east hO
cbains, thenn* aouth hO chains, l hence west HO
cbalna to point of commencement; contuining
till) acre*, more or leaa.
Dated Fib. Ui lUll. JOHN McLKOD
Fub. March 3. Clarence McDowell, Agent
gueen Charlotte lalanda Land Diatrict���Diatrict of
Skeetia
Tuke notice that 1, John McU*od of Vancouver,
occupation broker, intend to uppljfor p*-rn.i*#ion
to proa[H*ct for coal and petroleum on the lollowing
dcacribcl land:
Commenctntt at a post pianled alwut nine milea
north and three milea ssjBt of the month of tha
ll-el Kiver and marked J. McL., S. \V. (orner.
So. 62, thence north r*0 chaina, ihence east hO
chaina, Ihence aouth hO chaina, thence SJSSt 80
chalna to point of commencement; containing
ti tn acrea, more or lew.
Daie<l Feb. 2H. 1911. ' JOHN McLKOD
Fub. March 3. C. McDowell, Agent
Queen Chsrlotte lalsnda Und I n-tnef- District of
Skeena
Tsko notiee lhat 1, John McL**od of Vsncouver,
occupation broker. Intend lo apply for rH*rmi*>*aion
to pn> peci for cosl snd petrole.nn on the following
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Commencing at a poat plsnted anout nine milaa
north and three milea wait of the mouth of the
ll-el Kiver and marked J. McL., S. K. Corner.
No. 6:*, thence north HO chain*, thence west hO
chain*, thence aouth HO chainn, thence east 80
chaina to point of commencement; containing
610 acres, more or leas.
Dated Feb. 28. 1911. JOHN McLKOD
I'ub. March 3. Clarence McDowell, Agent
Queen Charlotte Islanda Und Diatrict-Diatrict ol
ttkeena
Tske nolice thai I, John McI.eod of Vancouver,
B. C, occupation broker, Inlend to apply for per-
mlaiion to prospect for coal and petroleum on the
following rieacntH*d lands:
3.���Commencing at a poat planted one mile
north of the r.nrtlarat ctirr.er of I ot 171, marked
L McL. N.W. Corner, being thenorth we t corner,
thenco oast 80 chsina, thencc aoulh *���" chains,
thence west 80 chaina, thence north HO chaiha to
Kint of commencement.
ttad Dec. 24, 1910. JOHN M'LKOD
Pob.^an. 21. W. Dasa, Agent
Queen Charlotle lalsnda Und Diatrict���District ol
Skeena
Take notice thst I, Thoa. K. Davey of Queen
Charlotte, occupation notary public inlend to
apply for permiasion to proapect for coal and
pelroleum on the follnwing described land:
Commencing at a post plsnted nine miles north
and two miles aast of Section IS, Township 7,
Craham Island and marked No. 41, T. K. D., S. K.
corner, thence west 80 chaina, thenco north 80
chains, thence east 80 chains, thence south 80
chains to point of commoncement, containing 640
acrea more or leas.
Dated Nov 6, 1910. THOS. It. DAVKY
Pub. Dec. 3. Wilson (lowing, Agent
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sixty just to hand.
Very natty styles, all
different cuts, in Serges, Cashmere nnd Pique
Stuffs, nicely trimmed
with Braids, Appliques
and Embroideries, all
this Spring's samples.
Colors are Navy, Red,
Brown, White and
Cream, sizes from 1 \*2
years to 4, Moderately
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STRIKE BREAKERS JOIN THE MEN
CROWD OF A THOUSAND PEOPLE MET THE CAMOSUN LAST NIGHT���MEN
DID NOT KNOW THAT STRIKE WAS ON
STRIKERS PARADED WITH RED BANNERS
After Meeting the Men from Vancouver the Strikers Formed a Procession and
Paraded Up Town to Their Hall���Lots of Enthusiasm But No Disorder
���Banners Had Striking Inscriptions in Many Languages
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The blast of the Camosun's whistle
laat night was answered by the trampling
of hundreds of Uet do n Centre street.
About u thousand people, striken and
other people Interested, urrted to the
wharf to meet the suamer. Rumors
that a number of laborers were to arrive
from Vancouver to work for McMordie
had been pretty well confirmed, anil lhe
members of the I'. R. I. A were ready
wiih u welcome for the party.
Had Red Banners
Penetrating the darkness, the searchlight on the Camosun's bridge lit up
a serried mass of men crowding closely
at her landin berth. Red banners
bearing in white letters the legend
"Strike On. Don't be a scab. Be a
MAN." were held aloft by the men
in front. The banners were worded
in different language , an I strong ��� e.ik-
ers of v rious nationalities stO' d ready-
to shout out the stal* oi affairs to the
newcomers as soon as the steamer got
within hearing distance.
Men Were Surprised
On the Camosun's foreijeck could
be seen clustered a group of some fifty
nii'ii gazing in surprise at the crowd on
the wharf above. Seamen's voices
first hailed at the wharf, and the news
"Strike On" was shouted to the officers
by the shore officials. Before the heaving lines came ashore a babel of voices
broke out forward and on the wharf.
Si-me of the whirlwind orators ol foreign
races represented amongst the strikers
got in a rush of explanation for their
comrades on thc steamer, and a fusillade
pf question and answer was kept up as
the Camosun tied up.
Joined the Striken ,
Before thc gangway was run ashore
it was all over. Arrived here in absolute
ignorance that a strike had been declared the little band of laborers on the
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steamer had declared themselves with
their comrades on the wharf. They
would join the ranks of the strikers.
They would not scab. "We would
rather cut our throats than scab" some
of them are said to have cried.
Had Triumphal Pr cesaion
Once ashore the laborers numbering
about thirty, lined up in thc sheH and
as soon as they emerged they were
greeted by the strikers. In a body
the men then marched oil lo their hall
shouting and cheering as they passed
throgh the city. At the hall a meeting
was held for t a benefit of the newcomers, and the situation was explained
to them more fully than had been
possible at the landing. They confirmed
their intention not to "scab." There
was neither violence nor the threat of
violence. The newcomers simply fell
in with their countrymen as it had
bien predicted they would do.
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TELKWA IS PLEASED
Look for Mining Boom to Follow the
Railway
Telkwa, March 1.- Thc news that
the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway has
consented lo construct a branch line
from the main line to tap the Silver
Cup, Lead King and other mines in
Nine Mile mountain is most encouraging
to the people of this place. It is looked
u|ion merely as the first of such r ilway
facilities for the development of the
mines of the district.
James Cromin will no doubt get one
to his mine in Babble mountain a few
miles east of Telkwa, which branch can
be "under ronstructio next fall: then
there will be extensive development
in the Hudson Bay mountains to the
west of Telkwa from ivhieh urn can be
shipped as soon as a branch is completed, and the Grand Trunk Pacific
railway will havu to build a branch
to their own coal mines up the Telkwa
river and almost within sight of this
town, as soon as they begin running
traina between Telkwa and Prince
Rupert.
The incoming stage this week brought
in a big load of passengers for Fort
Qeorge. Every week brings news of
others who are preparing to come in
soon. That we may expect a big rush
of settlers and others into Fort George
and district in the early spring is becoming more and more certain. It is
lo be hoped that the government will
take early action in regard to the opening
of a Government Office here, and the
building ol roads and the installing
of ferries which have been petitioned
lor and whirl-, are an absolute necessity
to the community. !ort George Herald.
Shirt Style is a feature of men's
apparel very often overlooked but is
of just as much importance to the
1'Well Dressed" as cut and fit of outer
clothing. SI lan Ht Co. have the correct
style
RUPERT RESIDENT MARRIED
Dr. H. E. Ellison Will Return in May
���With Hia Bride
An interesting announcement falls to
be made regarding Dr. Herbert E.
Ellison, who was in business here as
an optician last winter. Dr. KTi-im
Icfl Prince Rupert some time ago on a
visit to New York. During his stay
there matters more romantic than nonbusiness have occupied his attention,
with the result that on his return to
Prince Rupert early in May next, he
will be accompanied by a charming
bride. Dr. Ellison's marriage took
place on February 26th at New York.
The bride's maiden name was Miss
Davids n, and her home i< in New York
City.
Moving Pictures at the Phenix.
TRY THE OPTIMIST WANT
AD. WAY OF FINDING
DISPENSING
PRESCRIPTIONS
a specialty
at
ORME'S
Drug Store
i C. H ORME
The Pioneet Dniggitl
PHONE : ,* ; 82 j
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Roger's Steamship
Through tickets to all point* a
United States and Canada by tbe
Northern Pacific Railway. Tbe
Finest Train across the imitinenl,
connecting nt NEW YORK. BOSTON, PORTLAND and HALIFAX
with ATLANTIC STEA.MKRS for
all points in ENCLAMJ. **C0T-
LAND. GERMANY. M ANCE
ITALY, NORWAY and SWEDW
by White Star, Red Star. A"-?"/
can, Dominion, While Star, Dominion. Cunard, French Line.
North German Lloy.l. HamWJ
American and Canadian KOTO"
SteamBhips. For all inform*'.*
write me or call at oflice.
J. H. ROGERS
O-.NKRAI. RAILROAD AND **
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Prince Rupert
������Ask Uncle Jerry"
Opportunities
Lots in the Main Line Towns along the Grand Trunk Pacific
Correspondence Invited about Farm Lands in British Columbia.
Farm Lands in Skeena River District -Farm Lands in Naas River District.
We want to Lease Iota on Water Street. We want Leases on Borden Street.
We want Options on property on Park Ave. We want Options on property in sec. 1.
We want to Lease lots on 11th Street. We have Clients with cash for bargains.
We will pay cash for Options.
We have Clients seeking property on 2nd Ave.
We want Options on property around Bigger Place.
UNCLE JERRY UNCLE JERRY UNCLE JERRY UNCLE JERRY
He buys Leases. He pays for Options. He buys G.T.P. Contracts. He loans Money.
Our advertisement on "Prince Rupert Opportunities" appears in the big Sunday
issues of the I'. S. daily papers. Copies of papers on file in our office. We advertise
in 2fi leading Canadian papers. We are therefore in a position to render better service
to both buyer*and seller. We publish a book on Prince Rupert giving over 50 questions
and answers. Local people list their properties with us because we have the buyers.
Out of town people write us for information. We supply buyers for home people and
free information to non residents. Take advantage of our service today. Don't wait.
Do it today.
Co-Operative Real Estate Co.,
3rd Ave. at 7th
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.
P.O. Box 906
������Ask Uncle Jerry*
Prince Rupert
Opportunities
Partial List
of Offerings
We offer for Sale a five room cottage.
We offer for Lease, for long term, 76 x 100 feet, corner Fulton St. and 5th Ave.
We offer for Sale on easy terms, 2 lota on 3rd Ave. ,��� ,. i������,|
We offer for Sale, buildings on cor. Fulton St. and 3rd Ave. (subject to W aila'-<-i *���
We offer for lease, for Ionic term of years, 60 x 100 feet, corner 3rd Ave. ami
St., lease to daie from the expiration of Wallace lease.
We offer for Sale, lease for 3 years on 2nd floor, Buckley Block.
We offer for Sale all the furniture in Claremont Rooms. Buckley Block. -^
We offer for Rent, stores and offices in new building to be erected on corner di .
Ave. ano 6th Street (Hart corner). For plans of building ami ****��
Uncle Jerry. -,..
We offer 3 lots in Section 8, near Boulevard, very, very cheap; owner leaving "*. ���
We offer lease on 3 lots, 76 x 100, on Borden Street.
We offer, cheap for quick cash, (unusual bargain) 2 lots 09 Park Ave.
We offer lota near Seal Cove, cheap.
We offer for Sale Droperty in every section (of sold lots) in Prince Rupert
We offer for Sale store building in Kitselas. , _ (
We offer several'parcels of ground for lease to put up cheap 2, 3 or 4 rm
These houses will bring in 20 to 50 per cent, on investment.
To show my confidence in Prince Rupert I have leased severa
involve the payment of over Beven hundred thousand dollars, $700,000.
more. What have you to offer.���UNCLE JERRY.
Prince Rupert Opportunities-Co-Operative Real Estate Company
THIRD AVENUE, AT SEVENTH STREET
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