THE WEATHER Iweaty-four hours ending5 a.m., July 16. .a, TKHH. MIN-THMP. UAR. IN. RAIN 71.0 49.0 30.219 The Daily Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist NEXT MAILS ^C^' J LfylS 9/fl^Maattlt. .Wednesday, pm, ���' -^ " WaV^-v01' SouTH .. ^"-"-aMiinorfwJQ,. .v Sunday, 9 a. m Jffttitlmtu ' -"��� (J*^vJJ*>\ .Monday, H u. m. o* M. B. G. VOL.11. NO. 158 Prince Rupert, B.C., Saturday, July 15, 1911. Price Five Cents ���nl u ea T FEDERAL CANDIDA1 NELSON MINER SHOT DEAD BY CONSTABLE QUINL1VAN John Suszko, the Victim, Had Bad Mood On���Stole a Revolver and Cartridges from Hardware Store, Shot Up the Town and Defied Arrest (Canadian Preas Despatch) Nelson, July 15.���John Suszko. a miner, is dead here from a bullet wound in lhe head, inflicted by Constable Quinlivan during aatreet tight in which Qttifllivan shot in m*I( defence. Suszko died in Grand Forks Hospital last night, a couple ol hours after the shooting. Wanted to Fight li is said that Suszko who was iti a lighting mood went to a hardware store to huy a revol- lver, asking for credit. When ]tlii> waa refused, he grabbed a l-ii.i|*nn and a box of cartridges I antl il.i-.hul out into the street I Hnurishing thc gun and firing Idiots into the air. ("unstable Quinlivan who was I -Miiimi-mttl parleyed with Suzsko, the latter pointing his gun at the Constable meanwhile. Shot Him Dead Quinlivan drawing his revolver from his pocket fired without taking aim, the bullet entering Suszko' head. Dismal D. and D. For having unfortunately imbibed rather too freely yesterday Conrad I.insett paid the five and two penalty this morning at the command of Magistrate Carss. He had been bailed out, and the ball to that familiar amount was estreated. Travel southbound Monday by the new Princess Mary, the most modern and luxurious steamer on the Pacific Coast. HAD NARROW ESCAPE Dan Ronald Spent Eleven Hours in tho Water in Gulf of Georgia. (Canadian Press Despatch) Vancouver, July 15.���Da i Ronald of this city, was rescued in the Gulf of Georgia by a tug yesterday. He had been trying to keep on the bottom of an Upturned boat for eleven hours. It seems Ronald upset the boat while sailing from here CO Victoria. For rent after July Slat, basement in Helgerson Block now occupied by William Grant. Apply O. M. Helgerson, Ltd. ..~* BASEBALL SCORES Northwestern League Vancouver 12, Tacoma 1. Spokane 4, Portland 3. Victoria 12, Seattle 8. Pacific Coast League Sacramento 5, Los Angeles 8, Vernon 1, Portland 2. 'Frisco 8, Oakland 2. National League Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 5. Boston 7, St. Louis 5. American League Philadelphia 1, Detroit (i. New- York 3, St. Louis 4. Cleveland 4, Washington 1. Chicago 1, Boston 4. SAWMILL PLANT Granby Co. Bought Machinery For Goose Bay The Granby Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company of Grand Forks lias just placed in Vancouver an order for a new sawmill plant to be Installed at its new mine, the Hidden Creek group at Goose Bay, Observatory Inlet, Portland Canal district. The plant will have a f-apacity of 40.(100 feet daily. Another Record Breaker The shoe that sets the pace for children is the "Classic". Soott, Frond & Co. have them. JAPAN MAKES TWO VERY GENEROUS CONCESSIONS In Abrogating British Commercial Treaty Continues to Give Canada "Favored Nation" Terms Consents to Alter Anglo-Jap Treaty to Favor Anglo- American Peace Treaty I FIRST FEDERAL CANDIDATES ARE NOW IN THE FIELD IManitoba Conservatives Nominate Mr. G. H. Bradbury to Contest Selkirk���Winnipeg Liberals Nominate Mr. J. H. Aahdown to Succeed Mr. D. C. Cameron Who Becomes Lieut.-Governor (Canadian Press Despatch) \Viiini|K-g. July 15.���Thc first |nominadon for the forthcoming Dominion election contest was Ini.ule ,u Selkirk, Manitoba, last ���night, when the Conservatives nam |wl tlnir present member, George 111 Bradbury, to again become I their choice for thc next Par- I (foment. Winnipeg Follows Second for the horor comes Winnipeg, where today the Lib erals decided to put up Mr. J. II. Aahdown as the candidate for the seat now held by Mr. D. C. Cameron. Mr. Cameron will not be in the field at thc next election as he is slated to succeed Sir Daniel McMillan as Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba in September when Sir Daniel's tenure of office expires. LICENSE BOARD NOW HAVE THEIR MINUTES EXPUNGED Remark of Chairman Hilditch to the Effect That If It Is Not Law to Have Bottle Licenses in Prince Rupert, It Should Be Made Law as in Victoria are Removed from Records���Commissioners Say They Did Not Hear It (Canadian Press Despatch) Ottawa, July 15.���The Canadian Government has been advised by the Colonial Office that notwithstanding the abrogation of Japan's commercial treaty with Great Britain, to which Canada became a |>ariy several years ago, Japan has promised to continue to treat Canadian products under the "favored nation" terms. Washington is Pleased Washington, July 15.���Modification of the British-Japanese Alliance treaty has created the greatest satisfaction here. It is considered that this has removed thc last obstacle to the consummation of the proposed arbitration treaty between the States and Great Britain. The Alliance has been modified to exclude the 1'nited States from the list of Britain's possible enemies, and thc life of the alliance has la-en extended to nearly six years. Some Fog Outside The weather report by wireless this morning hinted at some fog on the water southwards and towards Pacheiia, Triangle reported rough sea and cloudy. The steamers Prince Rupert and State of California were spoken on their way south. A Total Wreck Don't get wrecked when iii the hills by wearing |nn>r shoes. Let Scott. Froud ft Co. fit yo up In-fore you go. At the June meeting of the Licence Board Alderman Hilditch the Acting Chairman of Commission, was most emphatic that City Clerk Woods, Secretary of the Commission, should take full shorthand notes of all that passed. Mr. Woods did so, and his minutes of the meeting read yesterday were very full, much of thc business being given verbatim. Chairman Hilditch's remarks that he favored Prince Rupert following Victoria's example in simply making it law to issue bottle licences came in for conspicious attention. Commissioner Smith quickly pic ked OUt the particularly illuminative sentence. "I have no recollection," he said, "of the chairman's having made use of the words mentioned, those Baying that if it is not law to have bottle licences it should be made law as they did in Victoria." Mr. Woods referred to his shorthand and read thc words of Chairman Hilditch, as recorded in the minutes. Commissioner Smith maintained ihat lie had not heard them, and desired the sentence to be expunged from the minutes. This was done. As corroborating the shorthand notes of the City Clerk, which make Alderman Hilditch say "if bottle licences are good for Vic loria, they will be good for Prince Rupert," and "if there is not law, make it law," is the verbatim shorthand report of thc News reporter which further recorded the Chairman of the Licensing Board as saying: "My way of looking at it is simply to see that the city of Victoria has made it law whether it be law or not." However the offending paragraph is expunged from lhe records of tin* Licensing Board. IBOTTLE LICENSES WERE ALL RENEWED YESTERDAY |A. J. Prudhomme Got Renewal for Savoy Hotel Without Further Demur Mr. E. J. Maynard Surrenders His Wholesale License to Take Retail VAUDEVILLE THEATRE FOR SECOND AVENUE Westholme Company to Erect a Handsome Theatre Next to the Continental Trust Company���Will Seat Over a Thousand People��� Pantaget> Will Lease the House and Supply Vaudeville -To Open First Week in October IS CHARGED WITH KILLING ARCHIE COBLE AND BRIDE Fiendish Double Murder at Rainier, Washington, Followed by the Arrest of Swan Peterson on Murder Charge���Waa Jealous of Young Couple (Canadian Press Despatch) Tacoma, July 16.���A new sensation has been caused to thc inhabitants of Rainier, where Ar chic Coble and his seventeen year old bride were murdered on their bridal I ail on Monday, by thc arrest of Swan Peterson, a section hand. Charged With Murder Peterson, is now in Pierce Coun ty jail, charged with ihe double murder of Archie and Nettie Coble. The double bitted axe which the murderer used for his crime will lie used as evidence at ihe trial. Was Insanely Jealous Peterson was acquainted with the girl before her marriage, anil thc state's theory is that the crime was committed during a fit of insane jealously, following thc marriage of the young couple. Because ol the action of the city "������'���'il in suspending Clause 30 I''' the Liquor Licence By-law, all liquor licences expiring tonight Ini.ty |���. renewed by the city clerk |*ithou< the need for the Formality W iheir going before the Licence 1 '""inissioners fifteen days Ix-forc I'I"' date when the renewal is ���Squired. This ensures thc re- |nwal of the licence issued to A* .1* Prudhomme, and also of I''" -bottle licences ol F. J. Maynard ""l J A. Smith. All three of west, made application for renewal '" Wie Licence Board at the meeting yesterday afternoon. All i���"* will be renewed. Doubled up Licences As Chairman of the Licence "���"'I. Mayor Manson, expressed !m;,s"!' at some length on thc )'" of licences issued to men Slli aire a"V Interested in other lieen* ll M -Ppeara," he said, "that Ward holds a wholesale ncc M Well as the bottle li- M, lie ""'��� granted, Information also i|'"lll's Ul ihat two parties arc .wrested in three licences, and *' the intention is to operate J ""<" together. This is a "���> "l'i�� (tionable way of allowing '"M' licences to exist. It is true 'nut i M' two lxmle licences are in ;��� simlli r poshic i .o Mr. Prudhomme's, bui unless we ccr. be shown dial they are to be operated independently, ih<> ��vill have to face a difficulty in ihe matter of rtvtw.l i-i -i\ mo.',.lis The pri- dple of <;: e ni.'i hi Iding two or more lice-cis is bed, tvd I suggest to Mr. Carss that Lis elk sit should be asked to discontinue one of his licence.-." Was Not Aware of It! A. Carss of the firm of C; rss & Bennett, who is also police magistrate for the <"iiy, run. rk d that he was not aware liiat there existed any partnership between the men to whom these licences had been issued. He understood, however, that the two parties had got together informally in order to check lhe details of their applications to ensure the legality of the applications. No documentary evidence existed to prove tlii't the parties were acting as partners. He asked leave to consul', Mr. Maynard, his clie.nl. and did so. Meantime Commissioner Smith moved that only one licence be issued to Maynard This motion was before the board when Mr. Carss returned to the table to (Continued on Last Page.) Work on a new 120,000 vaudeville theatre will be commenced immediately by the Westholme I umber Company, on the 50 by UK) foot lot next to the Acme Clothing Store, Second avenue. The plans, prepared by the well known local architect, Mr. W. L. Barker, call for a thoroughly up- to-date and handsome building. The entrance to the theatre will be like a miniature marble palace. Accommodation will be provided for 1,100 people in the leading theatres in the western auditorium and gallery. The stage cities of Canada and the United will measure 21 feet by 30 feet!States to supply the acta. and will be so designed and equipped that first class acta will find scope for iheir talent. Though the theatre is being built by the Westholme Lumber Company as a speculation, it is understood it will be leased on its completion and the lessee will arrange with the directors of the famous Pantage Vaudeville Circuit that supplies most of the The first week in October will see the opening bill. On the lot next to the Continental Trust Company the Weatholme I.umber Company will build at once a commodious store and office building. Mr. W. L. Marker has prepared the plans and he will superintend the erection of thc two new Second avenue buildings. GENERAL CLEAN-UP FOR THE CITY HALL TODAY AH the Formidable Array of Paila, Scrubbing Brushes, Soap Powder, Will be on the Job Thia Afternoon Greatest Clean-Up in the City's History BIG MINING BOOM AT OBSERVATORY INLET ^ _ - Rush of Miners Haa Started-Government Will Build Wharf and Road at Mineral Point���1500 Ton Smelter to be Built for Granby Co. The boom in mining has started at Goose Bay on Glacier Creek. It is not a South Sea Bubble boom, but a genuine one. Quite a number of local people who have properties and claims there visited there this week and they say mining men are rushing in. Experts have visited the copper mines and claims and the reports they have sent out to reliable journals devoted to mining interests state the wealth and prospects of the ore in the district is very rich. Joe McGrath, the well known miner and prospector, has just sold Ms two claims to the Amer ican Metals Company for $15,000 and has received the cash. These two claims were reported, in a mining paper a few weeks ago, to be worth about 8150,000. The claims in quest ion are aboul two miles from the Hidden Creek mines owned by the Granby Company of Grand Forks and Phenix. Government Wharf As a further evidence that there is something concrete in the prospects, the Provincial Government have decided to build a wharf immediately at Mineral Point, on Observatory Inlet, and Mr. R. O. Jennings, Government Road Superintendent, who has just re turned from a visit to the mines, says a road is now building from Mineral Point to the mines. The Granby Company is also making preparations to erect at once a 1,500 ton smelter. This momlng a party of influential mining men from Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle left for Goose Bay and Glacier Creek to look over the properties. A townsite is to be established at Mineral Point. Great doings at the City Hall this afternoon. If Alderman Douglas is not on hand to help see about it, it will Im- a shame. At eleven a.m. the edict went forth through the medium of the Chief of Police that the great clean up was to go ahead. Brushes and Soap With scrubbing brushes and soap pails, washing powder, flannels, mops, and as much water as Fire Chief Mclnnis thinks can Ik* spared from thc reservoirs, the ���quad will get busy this afternoon, and attack the grimy, gloomy, cob-webby corners of the scene of aldermanlc strife, and the secluded recesses of the Mayor's own sanctum, styled by the irreverent and ribald "The Municipal Star Chamber." The Bull-dog Clips? Not a word has been said abo.it whitewash so far, and on lhe subject of tbe grim and gruesome "Bull-dog dipt" Chief Vickers preserves a discreet reticencce. Aldennan Douglas who has ; - idea that the City Hall is not kept Open long enough on Sat the oil-paintings of former aldermen, and the pictures of early Prince Rupert, should certainly be on the job today. Young Liberals Take Notice A matting of the Executive Committee of tin* Young Liberals Associ.ition is called for Monday evening at 8.30 p.m. in Messrs- Williams t% Manson's office. All members are urged to Ih* present to transact Important business. Cooling These Days To keep COol tills hot Weather you should eat ice cream. You can make it yourself if you get p. frcctcr at the Prince Rup-ert Hc.rdwnre and Supply Company, Third avenue. 'Phone \20. Where to Go 3 EMPRESS THEATRE, Sei-ond Ave.* Pictures and Music, 7.30 p.m. I MAJESTIC THEATRE, Third Ave; Do It Yourself lec cream freezers to makclu,<lay ^temoona to let thc cit-r'"Plctum aml ^ngs, 7.30 p.m. your own ice cream at the P. R. yr.cm walk round there with their pHENlx THEATRE, Second Aveuue; Hardware Co. 'Phone 120. |families and friends and admire | Pictures snd music, 7.30 p.m. THE DAILY NEWS The Daily News Formerly The 'Prince Rupert Optimist Publithed by the Prince Rupert Publiahing Company, Limited DAILY AND WEEKLY SUBSCRIPTION RATES-DAll.Y. 50c per month, or $5.00 per year, in advance. Weekly, $2.no per year. Outside Canada-Daily, $8.00 per year; Weekly, $2.50 per your, strictly in advance, TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING-ISO cents per inch. Contract rates on application. HEAD OFFICE Daily News Building, Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B. C. Telephone 98. BRANCH OFFICES AND AGENCIES New YORK���National Newspaper Bureau, 219 East 23ril St., New York City. Seattle Puget Sound News Co. Lonoon, ENGLAND -Tlie Clougher Syndicate, Grand Trunk Building, Trafalgar Square. "The newspaper, with the luw, should assume the accused innocent until proven guilty; should be the friend, not the enemy of the general public; the defender, not the invader of private life and the assailant of personal character. It should be, as it were, a keeper of the public conscience." ���Henry Watterson. Daily Edition. Saturday, July 15 AN UNEXPECTED TRIBUTE Just a month ago. a new monthly journal entered the field of Prince Ruperl publications, and announced its intention to devote itself to "disseminate all the reliable news thai may Ik* procured touching on the progress of the city, and waft it every place we possibly can." It w.is .i lofty ambition, and the little journal was encouraged in its good work by the older members of the family. Untrammeled by any political affiliations, without anyone to call it hard names, apparently without an enemy in ihe world, the "Bullet in" has been able to devote itself with single mind and unabated energy to its task of "diseeminating all the reliable news that may lie procur.il. etc." Under these circumstances ii is very pleasing io observe that practically thc whole of the second number ol this inspiring journal is taken holus-bolus from the pages of recent numbers of the Daily News. Excluding stray paragraphs���which we did not take the trouble to trace to their original source���every article of consequence save three i> culled from the pages of the News. 'Among the articles thus honored by our enterprising contemporary, is th< inn mew with Lieutenant Governor Bulyea of Alberta; tin* story .11��>nt the proposed new wist end school; an article from the |hji of .lu- editor of the News on "A trip by train inland to the Interior"; an article on the customs increase; the announcement ami description of Mr. Prank Mobley'a new Fourth avenue residence; an interview with Mr. Collingwood Schrieber. chief engineer for the Railway Board; tin- story of the trip of the first passenger train out nf Prince RtiiK-rt; ihe s,..ry of the joint plans of the Grand Trunk Pacific and the lb rriiu.ri lines to bring a tourist ir.ithc to lhe North Pacific ('...is.; ilu* story of ihe proposed development of the Hidden Creek mines b> ibe Granby Company; a story of the opening of the G. T. P. for tin* lir>i Inn drcd miles; and thciMory of the race for Tel.* Jan. ��� Cachl by the G. T. P. aril the C. P. R. Ni satisfied i- our contemporary of tin* "reliability"of the news it has taken from our colum s din it Ins boldly aaaumed |x*rsonal r.^i il.iliiy for it all by I't'glec.i. g io indicate ii- original source. This is tribute indeed. M..r.* ���>!���. -i. g even than the way in which our friend with lhe sdssors lia> honored our news columns, i- the honor he has done to our editorial column. An >.rii*i'.l monograph from lhe |>en of lhe editor of tin* News dealing with the historic Prince Rupert the seventeenth centur) swashbuckler, which appeared in this column four or ti\> weeks i go, ha- been appropriated among other things. True. ilu* title of ihe article has been changed to fit into the head space Bin IhhIi it. and another edirorii I entitled "One Way to Help Prii.ii Rupert," ar-.* printed as tlu* Bulletin's own opinions upon the subject. The truth of ihe niaiter i.-. w. . r. -. pleased with the compliment, w. are glad ��������� overlook .In* breech "f journalistic usage. It is no mean ci niplinu-ni when ;��� jour'al which Marts up to "diseemlnate all tin* reliable news thai may be procured, etc." gives up ihe quest for original matter afnr .1 month's learch'and tactily acknowledgis that ' it i.'�� in WS, you'll l'n d i: in the New*.." |EIStS!Sim*!tSBIElElB!BSIStBtBlB8aBIBllllS!BlVII �� SECURITY IS THE IMPORTANT THING *a| to consider in the disposition nf valuable*. You ��3 haw eliminated every t��-.iibility of lot* if you it*. h��\e a box in a modem fin* and burglar proof KA vault, such a. you will find at the Continental tS Trust Company. Limited. : | The Continental Trust Company, Limited ���gj ���MONO AVI Nl I . pkin. i: Rt rr.RT, B.C- The Daily News PLAYING AT BEING SENTRY Grandchildren of the German War Emperor at Play in the Palace Grounds. (Colonial Press Despatch) Berlin, Germany.���The warlike emperor of Germany believes in bringing up his children and grand children to martial purposes, bi the photograph are to be seen the little PrincesWilllam and Louis Ferdinand, the charming son- ol the German Crown Prince, playing at sentry go in a miniature sentry box in the grounds of the palace. The little boys are in the line "I Succession for the German throne. The elder is named after ��� ���������* illustrious grandfather. THE KAISER'S GRANDCHILDREN Owned snd operated by the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway on the American snd European plan. ExcellenUy furnished, with steam best, electric light, snd all modern conveniences, being absolutely flrst-clsss in every respect The appointments snd service are equal to any hotel on thc cout. Riles: (1 lo $3.50 per day. G. A. Sweet. Manager. K Royal Hotel THE4 Cor. Third Avenue and Sixth St. Thf FtnttuRoomi. Th* I- ��t Muippf-d and itvun hratc-d. Hot ami cold bathi. Dlnlnff mom and miaursnt Corley & Burgess, Props ��� ���a-^- New Knox Hotel BE.SNER & BESNER, Proprietors Th* NVw Knox Hotel la mn on th* European rlan. Ktm-claaa aervlc*. AH th* I*atr-at Modern niprmrmtnu. ���:���:* HEDS SOe UP FIRST AVE.STE. I'RINCE RUPERT oxnoonor F. M. DAVIS UK Central Machine Shop and Ship's Carpentering. Alao agents for Fairbanks-Morse snd knox Gssoline Enitinea. r.av.lin.* Engines and Ac- ccBBorien carried in stock. I...".' .. and ll..I. I-, II... N.E. WWt ol Wharf Price of Local Stocks IAt lapartad 1., 8. Ilarriann S Co.) SID ASKEII Ifl 1.00 1.16 .20 .10 Portland Canal 15-34 Stewart M. & D. Co RcdCliff 1.16 Main Reef Silver Cup LEATHER BAGS in Crocodile, Morocco, Etc ...�������� THE CORRECT STYLES Watch*. Souvenir. Jewelry ������������������ ornctai. wati-h iwirtscron eoa o.T.r. R. W. Cameron & Co. Cor. 6th St. and Second Avenue. PHONE 82 ?K3POOtXX)QOOf*iOtKXXXXX' DELIVERED TO ANY ADDRESS IN SECTIONS i, 6, 6 AND 7 EVERY DAY FOR [savoy hotel -ALL KINDS OF��� Fra.*r an.1 Fifll. St Th.oftlr h'*l*t In t��*n with h��l awl raid t��at- *r In r****-n*. Baal fur- nl.hwl ho>i�� north of VanraunT. R��� m. W u|>. l-h��*n* m. P.O. Boa 1��. : Prudhomma A FUhar FNpriSM Fur and Skins Tanned, Mounted and Lined for Muffs, Etc. HI'IKI WORKMEN CHARGES RlASONARIf. WORK GUARANTEED Vanrnuver Far Dressing Company 1843 Granville St. 50c PER MONTH On Tuesday Night Application for tntranoa t.. tite 1 newly formad Indoor Baseball La-1 i-'iiur mum \,v nuda at tha public "Mattel i" lx* iici.i 1,,-xi Tuesday ���evening l"r sure. Knelt t,.-,,,, w*n| lie allowed to register twelve play. crs. ...Whites Portland Cement.. o. c. immerbon aobnt; turn 12S Nsin Bled Secsri Are ���xx>oo< H��<I%>1*>"' ��li-ar- -**������**>*****<*-***+***' SHERLOCK HOLMES The Greatest Fiction Character of the Century Come to Life Again A Great Chance FOR Daily . . News .. Readers Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has written two new adventures of the famous detective for the Daily News. Thc Daily News has joined a syndicate of leading newspapers of United States and Canada to induce Sir Arthur Conan Doyle the author of the famous Sherlock Holmes su ries���the greatest detective stories ever written���to give to the world two more of his entrancing tales of thc great detective's skill. THEY WILL START ON MONDAY, JULY 17th Tlie Adventure of the Devil's Foot -AND- The Adventure ol tlie Red Circle We have read these stories in the proof, aiul they arc up lo thc high Standard of skill that the earlier stories set. Wc can say no more. The Daily News has secured thc sole right of publication for thc whole of Northern B. C. These stories can only In* obtained in thc DAILY NEWS. They will appear in both the daily and weekly edition. They will start in next Monday's News. 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ITEMS OF m%V*m*)*%** .SPORT l^y-taaW**!***1*****��m*^**l**m WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF BEERS WINES AND -LIQUORS, ALWAYS IN STOCK- **jt***M*)***M/mt*** **yr*** WL1NG, BILLIARDS >> and POOL k ���). : TaK<*��. A Rood o����r- * Acl��ii-l"i. Iji.lleaav.ry Tvaat. Newman lllock. ��- ^n tt "*��1 ''h Sia. I'i i-ti.-t"r and Manager 44*44*************** i NEWS Agency :; Periodicals :: Newspapers ���: TOBACCOS :: FRUITS C.T.P. WHARF Sale Block M 14 Section 8 8 7 Price $325.00 660.00 2,000 n ai .1 nee our list of buys In >th.*r parts of the city .NADEN COMPANY Limited. |A.e. Princa Rupart, B.C. HAYNER BROS. ���RAJtna avi. EMBALMERS I .'.-ral Mr-actor* ��� -a-a- - ih Si. Phone No. S6 findsor Hotel I ui mi: at eighth street Newly I urniahad and Si*��m Healed Rooma --1 I UHK BAR AND DINING K.-iM IN CONNECTION nn - n own and ur K��1H HIKE TO GUESTS ���F- ASHLAND P 0 MX 37 otel Central S��|Hfi3 ���.Ma.! 11 American plan, alaam '".. <-��nvent��nc*a. Rat** ��� l-r day. : irand Hotel.. **|��KINGMAN-S HOME ��� l! (loaa While Sheet* 25c Rooms 50c ���n town for the money - <��� 'mM*N. PrWl.tor HCT0RIA CAFE ' .11 hour.; Lunch 16c, I 0mm and Sm '" A M-I-AS,-. HBAl. AWT TIMS .^HESTER i f vMonroe Udysmith . ,'lVOAL ���<? Phone us Of all the notable race meetings in the world, that which stands out pre-eminently by itself is Ascot��� Royal Ascot, as it is fittingly called. There are three reasons why it stands out from all other meetings. These are, the total absence of those little selling plates from the card, the small number of handicaps���there being but five altogether, and the huge sum of money that is paid in prizes. The respective values of the five Ascot handicaps arc approximately: Thc Hunt Cup 2,000 pounds; the Wokingham, 900 pounds; the Visitors' 500 pounds; and the High weight, 500 pounds. The last two mentioned races are the least valuable of the meeting. The total sum distributed yearly in prizes at Ascot varies slightly on either side of 38,000. This money is divided between twenty-eight races, seven on each of thc four days. The most valuable race of nil is that over two miles and a half for the Coveted Gold Cup. This, paart from the cup, is worth approximately 3,500 pounds to the winner. o a a Saddle and Sulky Caper Sauce is now owned by Mr. Allan Case, and trained by Al. Weston. *0 t$3 Q Harry Payne Whitney has purchased 57 thoroughbred yearlings from James R. Jeene. Thc amount involved is said to be over $100,- 000. The yearlings will be shipped east from Kentucky this week. *t *t *\ Thirteen yearlings bred in Kentucky by Mr. Clarence H. Mackcy were sold at Newmarket, England, last week, and realized an average of $1,942.50. The best price was paid for a chestnut filly by Meddler out of Flocaulinc, which brought $5,500. When the list of players signed on for Sheffield United for thc next season was published, it was evident that a first class right wing was lacking. The Bramall lane club have endeavored to supply thc want by securing Ed ward Connor from Manchester United, and Fred Groves, of Lincoln City and Worksop Town. t) tt *t Charles Comiskey, thc owner of thc White Sox, paid a compliment to thc Dclahanty family yesterday. He said: "The Delahanty boys are all alike. It is and always will lie a wonderful hitting family. Even if they fall down in fielding, they are sure bound to come across with thc timely hits. I notice Jim is getting his share with thc Detroit team." it * * "Mag" McGregor, Tccumsch's sensational outside home player, comes from Almonte, and is also a star hockey player. He is in his third year at the Dental College, and is very popular with thc spectators at lacrosse games on account of thc chances he takes. <t �� tt Amateur baseball is all the rage. One only needs to visit the western cities to find how popular the American game is becoming. Up around the streets many games arc played nightly, and thc swarms of mosquitoes, which are very troublesome at present, do not keep thc players and fans from their fun. Junior, intermediate, mercantile, and other kinds of games arc being played every night, and even thc juveniles can lie found in plenty having a game all to themselves. It is surprising what these youngsters know about the game. Canada is not noted for producing great ball players, though indeed there are several Canucks playing in the big leagues, but if the boys of these cities n reive the right kind of encouragement there should be a few stars unearthed from the corner lots in a few years' time. -HERE are three OF OUR SPECIAL LINES- BlldWeiSer Beer, We are aole agents for Northern B.C. Double OO Whiskey Guaranteed to be 12 years in the wood before being bottled Sole agents for Northern B.C. Victoria Phoenix Beer Northern B.C. Liquor Company, Phon, No. 7 P.O. Bo, 5.; ul MUSSALLEM & COMPANY Good Fresh Groceries at City Prices We have Fresh Lettuce, Strawberries, Cakes, Peaches, Plums, Apricots, Tomatoes and Green Onions ) To Resident, of Sections S, 6, 7 and 8~We deliver promptly, our goods ar. freah, at pries not to be beaten in th. city i i w, mwA MUSSALLEM & CO. m-a**...* ���������������* IMPRESSION OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS A Fine Piece of Descriptive Writing by a Prince Rupert Man Who Crossed the Backbone of the Continent from Alberta into British Columbia fastness of wilderness and snow did homage to the sea ;is if to one grtater, inure lasting and powerful than they, & *** im*f'+mt*ffmtmtt^tfm*.ti^m*^��tf LYNCH BROS. General Merchandise Largest Stock It--��� Lowest Prices in Northern B. C. i ���-���it -+.^.+.~+. Is Yours In Today? Most of the people who will find ,.tw "one room homes" today will Ur.d them U a result of antworlrg today's furnished room ads. ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS WE - HAVE - FOR - SALE (CROWN GRANTED) Section 9 Township 1 Range 4 NECHACO VALLEY PRICE :-$15.00 PER ACRE, EASY TERMS This is an excellent section and was one of the first to be staked in the Valley. Samuel Harrison & Co. Brokera and Financial Agents, Prince Rupert Advertise in The Daily News Across the sky-line of the rolling Alberta prairie, peeps the tops of the foot hills of the Rockies, anil as the train eats up the miles, the distance lessens, and gradually the peaks show themselves in ever-increasing beauty and clearness. Soon, very soon, the train has reached the foot of the mountains, anil here antl there stands a lonely peak or a jutting spur, out-posts and sentinels keeping watch and ward over the vast expanse of plain that stretches across to Central Manitoba, keeping guard that evil does not come the way of the great mother mountain range. Through the lower passes, past brawling mountain torrents, past the mouths of valleys, some looking as if they were the home of the fairies, and others as if they were \ the abode of all that is dark and dismal and evil, we pass along skirting the bases of mountains, whose heads seem to defy the skies, past glimpses of nature, solemn and cheerful, until we pierce the centre of the mountains. Unlike the beauties of the sunlight valley, thc scenery of the eternal mountains is that it sirikes a fcelirg into the heart of the s|*cctator, of terrible magnificence, of an awesome BOlltudl, and of a supreme and inter contempt for the liitlc ways and works of man. They, the mountains, in their grim winter dress with its grey and black, and whin- contrasts, arc emblematical of eternity, of unchanging truth and stern justice; of all lhat lhe mind of man holds in awe. Standing stem and immovable, a safe refuge for the bear, the wolf, and the deer, they defy the efforts of man ar.d his puny instruments to conquer their fastnesses. It is not until, the descent of ihe Western slopes is comnienci d that the full grandeur of these wonderful mountains is realised. Looking down from ihe car, to the right, thc mountain slopes steeply to the bottom of a valley, so far lielow as to seem to Ik* incalculable, while on the other side a mountain rises stem and grim and indifferent, snowrlad. for the early spring warnnh has not yet taken effect on the white robe that covers the mountain slopes, seared ar.d broken by a thousand ravines. Snake-like the rails twist and wind their way down the snip mountain side in ilu- ravine below, and then follow the tortuous course of the creek lhat soon becomes a river flowing down to the seas. Hitherto Nature, in its grim and bit i.r side Ins shown itself to be supreme, bui vow the fruits of tlu* victory of man's subtle Ingenuity are recognised, and soon, very soon, the still un- conquered mountain ranges will know the sling ol defeat, a* man robs them ol their wealth hidden almost beyond his reach today. But thai *-;inu* victory will cost man dear as such victories over those rocky giants ever will. Today the warfare is in full swirg. ll is not a war thai receives scare headlines in the newspapers, but all the same a ���avage, and merciless war is being carried on by civilised man against [the eler'-al hills, ���������!��� ihe mountain!- demand heavy toll and take it suddenly anil without warning in exchange for their hidden treasures,' and their toll is human life. Yet those Inaccessible jn-aks, do they nol also contribute to the upkeep of mankind. Grudgingly they give ic but none the less! they give unwilling tribute. Their towering |K-aks gather a harvest of the skies in snow and rain; an unruly harvest, for break-1 inn away the drops ga.her into ;- > tiny rivulet, then the rivulets gather into a creek, which joining with others, foree their way to the seas, their parent, and freedom, tear down ilu* mountain sides and through deep ravine*-, gathering a force a'd energy, thai harnessed io the reeds of civilisation spreads light in the darkness, power to tin* manufacturer, and heat and comfort throughout the land. From its bowels, ii gives -.ire ".gill, heat | . beaiuty aid wealth, which man calls iron, coal, and gold, antl' precious stones. Yet all these latter are but the I spoils in the never failing war betwixt man and nature, personified in the form of great overhanging prccipicea, towering |x-aks, ravines of fearful depth, and roaring, unbridled mountain torrents. Perhaps ihe toll is yet balanced against man for no gold won mn of the rock can ever pay for the blood of those whom the mountain has taken to its embrace. Down to the Coast where N'ep- tuiie enfolds the earth, sweeps tin- mountain slopes, as if they, great ard impregnable in their rocky GREENER'S "British Empire" GUN Here's the worlds best itiin-a Green- It ETimmerlesi at a price within the reach of all sportsmen; its got all the Grsener features, hard hitting, far shooting, lasting wuiii". there's nothing bet- ttCO tcr; price $0J Catalog 1*6 FREE W. W. GREENER 6365 Beam Hall Hill Monlrtal. P.Q. -Church Services FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH S.rvlcea .very Sunday In the Kmi'i.-- Th. .it t... II a.m. nntl . 30 p.m. Sunday School anil Ulbl. Claaa at '.-.HO p. m. REV. E W. KERR. M.A., PabtoK THE FIRST BAIT1ST CHURCH IUA-.I It ANI. il.lll STHEKT Service* every Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7.31) p.m. Sunday School 2.30 p. in Baraca Blbl. Claaa 2.30 p.m. REV. W. H. MrLEOD B.A D.D. Pastor THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH HI 1 tvi t s cr.NTRK HT. ANO 2nd AV.: Service* every Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7.3(1 p.m. Sunday School at 2.3U p.m. REV. C. R. SING. B.D. Pasto* SALVATION ARMY CITADEL Tor or SIXTH Mill I 1 Sunday Service* It a. in . 3 p. in . 8 p.m. Sunday School 1.31) p. m. Public Service. Monday, Wedneaday, Thursday. Saturday al H p.m. Everybody welcome. ENSlf.N JOHNSTONE, C'M'ii'.i orricKK Georgetown Sawmill Co. Ltd. Lumber and Mouldings A large stock of dry finishing lumber on hand. Boat lumber a specialty. Delivery made at short notice. Our prices are as low as any. Call on us before ordering. Anheuser-Busch's i ���.' ��� .i .��� �� - mm Budweiser Its sale in many lands is due entirely and solely because of its surpassing Quality and Purity. Its nutritious properties come from the choicest Northern Barley and its tonic properties from select Saazer Bohemia Hops���its in a class by itself. Bottled only at the Anheuser-Buscb Brewery St Louis, Mo., U. S. A. OFFICE: Cor Centre St. and First Ave. S.S. COMPANY OF B.C., Ltd i 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 Vancou- l ver Wednesdays at 9 p.m. I Steerage Fare $5.00 The "Camosun" is the only steame on thc run having water-tight bulk- h.'.-uls and double bottom, thus en auring safety of pnnacngcrs in case of collision or wreck. J. H. Rogers, Ticket Agent. Bottled only (with corks or crown caps) Northern B. C. Liquor Go. Ltd., Distributors Prince Rupert Ladies' and Children's WH1TEWEAR 8peciaTTines"]ust received NEW DRESSES FOR PARTIES Everything lor Ladles a Children ���"ilu* Lultlii' atari" MRS. S. FR1ZZELL Sixth Street Phone Black 184 THE DAILY NEWS LA.ND PURCHASE NOTICE LAND PURCHASE NOTICE LAND PURCHASE -NOTICES ' S...���:.:. Land District��� Diatrict ol Coaal Ilan(* 5 Caaaiar Ur.d Diatrict-Diatrict u! skeena Take notice thu I. Frank Hicki ol Port Ee- , . Take notlc. that I, Lnnuel Freer ol Vancouver, alnpon, occupation merchant, intend to apply li* praSlea M parens*, ir. lolloaal J-acrio* 1 ���>��uP��<i*"> *J*;o*'";1 intend to apply lor permiaaion (or permission. o purchase the lolluwin* describe.1 landa: to purchaae lhe fullowing desnbeir landa: 'and*: . ....-:.,.,.. t at a poat ,-:.:.-! at lb. north' Coait Kan*, i Land Diatrict Tak. noun that 1, J.:.:: IU; I .::. Ol Kit* atuuBBium, occupation farmer, i:.:. . to apply l ommer.cin-j at a poat planted on the ahor* Commencing at a poat planted on the aouth . janlc ol the Eichumalka River and about (our marked 1 K.'s S. E. Corner, thence SO chain, mi'**, 'mm iu coniluence with the Skeena River, in a northerly direction from Port N'eUor. Canaan I'.nk ol the Exchumaik ' L. K.'a ' LAND PURCHASE NOTICE Skeen. Land Di.irict-Diitr1.it ol COM! H��n**e ��� Tak. notice thai Atond" MeUlotf ���"'*'" couver. B C, OWUpatiOS re-*1 e*'-,'<k.''���,re intend, to appl> lor per.-niaaiun to purcbwc ice (ollowing deacrioed landa' .k.i���. .outh C-omm'.ncing .. . pM ?�����''��!,�� J^Sm GOOD ROCK MAN HAD BAD LUCK commencing at a ���>.��. k��TL aaa thence Ml Irom th. ��L*i. ccrr.er ol U*_W��. UJSC. ^ corner ol Lot jhs3, iner.c. eaat 'io cnajna, tbanca rMW.tawZ""^*^!: '"""' r' &��� '"'T ��JW��^5.' **SS M chain. , ther.ce ft -fetal wet, thenc. H chain, north, ! chain. M��h7"then�� 40 cn..na ��e*t. in��*e pj Jo I IN UEPULKN ,outh l0 **""* **������*��� "*��*ice along lhe .I..:.- M Ihence SO chaina eaal, thenc. aouth SO chain, chaina north, thence 40 cnam east W P����� ��� point ol commencement, containing lo acrea more to point ol commencement, containing 640 acre, commencement gOBtalnlal --'���' ***** n-ortf �� ' ��r '**������ more or lo*. Dated April 17. IHU. ,.,, ,, ,a-m��u Dated June 10. 1911 LEMIII FREER Dated April 21. 1911. FIUNK HICKS ALEXANDEH MtlNTOan I'ub. Jul. -. J. M. foUiaon, Agent '. Pub. April 29. ] Pub. May 6 Daiad March 19, 1911. Pub April IS. Dangerously Spectacular Shot on Wednesday Morning was Due to Fault in the Rock Imperceptible from Surafce. Skeana Land Dutrw*. Dattric-l of Caaaiar Tak* nol.c* tu*. 1. Terry la*us-anao wl Princ. Bl hup-art b. C. vac-.-.-:. *��t-.p-a,u,r. inland to ^"^i^rfiZl'X1?*?!.^*.?' apply lur i��rr:..-... :. to ; artti-M in* fuUd��>ir.g c��-cn.-t* i IftOdfl t\.mmer.c-:.�� *: �� P^t t-UbUi. i.. .un ���..eir.*'..) ol Liuow :.*.-. IMM ���.:-f-*i4(r.u ot a tmmmt BMtA wl ia�� moutn cl .oe bourne trwt, and d-ci-* oa ia* MMMft) bMiMtAQ o( Timber Umii Ntt ���i-siai u .Su. lltn u��&m aouto -i-i chains atone L.*.e iliUti/ iin,.l ul ��*.J limber Liic.t Nu j ���-1 - Skeer.a Land Dutrict���District ol Coait Cl . ,,.._,., Q( Cassiar Taka nouc* that William McTavuh ot Vucou-1 , Skaana UfidiDh UW ^"SSi o3wtlh er, U C. occupation phyatelan. intenda to apply I .. B" notice that I. P-i ^\^ .....,,,-, t.. Tak* r.uien that Linford Swell Bell of Prince Rupart, H. C. occupation locomotive engineer, * to apply for permiaaion to purcha**- tlM fu,:o��ing ���lmentMaj landi: Commvr.cMg at a poat planted on th : u *.. tht ��i mug out* River about mil** dutant up-��tream,> in a westerly from the Junetipa of tbe Little Zimogotiu ... .,_ . ., , .���t and tn- main /imoffotit* River, thrnce '���"���?������ 1 thence 60 chairs ��-urth. tbenc* 60 chaina w��t. then��' Uooa* Ba/ a MUH ai *o cr.air.-i mora or 1��*. cr*r* ������'"*��� **M 40 chain*, thence wuih 10 thenc* 60 el aine aouth to pa tneooe MtUMtl ^.ocff il* ehor* w< Oiaw Ba> ��*���*��������� 'hence MM .0 chaina to poat of com- containing ,.K0 acres D ore or It U' CO IM -- .--i^vT. _..���_,. ' I ^.t��:-.m* 1& �����a- M>�� ����� Ua 1...^ ��l*. o 1..1, Oft I I l mure ur i< lbu acres Dated Marcn T, ���:. Imo. Apru 1 ^S��E��T?^KlSnoS^S; d"^crTO ' <" SUw^-g: C7uccup.i,r 1-rr.Bl-t injend to Unila: apply lor permu��ion to pjrecaa. me iouu...ai Commencing at a port planted at tha aouthwe* d*a��ib��d laada: ���u���,��i nn the nkht tana corner. 4u cbatna north and 40 chaina eaat ol tbe . Loramencun ��' * pa*. P, j!I .*, mila aoove northeaat corner ol Lot 1116. Harvey'a Survey. **** ��' the Baal nw '::''*' ,?������ ��� ' Cc.il Dutrict, Range 5. thence 00 chaina eait tba lorka ol the N.a-.-.���-, ' ^'*-'u.Ih.u ������.". or .So ami 4a c--*lM, tr��ooe eart to ta. .aura u; ��� :1 '��������!�������� mwi, tnence aortb l thence 60 ch.ira -urth. thenc* 60 chain* wort. f��~ *��. ��o eh-uaj, . > ���""��. " n���,nli *y a Ci.tB-.cr ol 4U chaa.-j mor. or ha, ���J"** v *rc* **** 40 W* th""* "���������* '" Hi*nea 60 cl .in. wuih to poal o( commencement '���*en*:? ��aal ��0 cr,..: - ��� ������� ""--����" a.-.i.:.. IISM '.-��� *oor* ol Ooa��. B-u cr.aiha. ih��nce .ajt 40 ch.ina to port of com- containing ..Ml acres n ore or leaa. containing ��4U acwmor e-r .*��.��� ...,...���,, ,TH Mini III Isl llMlflllllllll 1^- ���---������" c-intatMns 160 acre, more or 1*~. Dated Ma. 2. 1911. WILLIAM A. McTAVlSH ' n . ��� ��RCJ ��� *s' B-S?wS*l -tit I i'^^llN?! ^1 ..a-:J.-.. ". 1,11. UNTOHDSKWAU.BEU i*u... Mai i RJlW. Kohl.,.Ag.nt ESfOJ" ��. ������� fraak Sldav W*bt, AP moi.aa.ra. ' Pub J. Geo. R. l-utnam, IflM rub. Mail,. PEKKV QUKBNAM a..-i j Land Dutrict���Diatrict of Coaat Range V ?k*��*:a Land D��nct���Di��rict olCaaaar Tak. nutlc. that I. J. Lome MacLaren of. Tak. nont-e that I, Charlea Freieriek Metcal| Pnnce Runerl. B.C.. occupation real ealateanent Skaena Und Dlltri��-pUllW of Caaaiar Taka notice ihat I. Jo*" t n**1" .�� H���f* .! .-...art. B. C, occupatioa freighter, mtend to intend* to apply for pernViaalon to purchaae the ��� '*���" ,notjee that I. Jonn "*" ."' -;^" iu�� dou��* uat Ci��vrff* r'ruMU u( fnnc* ...,-.., b. l , occupauoa Dutcn��r, uiunoa ���.-,,.��� S^n^r-pUnled *' ch.ln. w-t BJMtiS ffS&TB <�� "^^ ������-... -. .,. .a i1--.. |i.......-., **r ��� . iui:i-a nni ��� / Coaaaadaaj al a post planu-d on th* r.g.M ar.d v. chaina aouth of the aouth��e,t cornerof '���u""! Irl.ala >,lal.n.l i 1 L k�� ��� B ��� .������. .-��,--- .. .-. - Mia III K'UIM V* kll-C lUUUIB'-l l..'111-l Ul , a . aaa ��_ ateSST^Mad ?**���* u l" S"5 "ver 'b?ut * "^ -��->ovetht lotlTtt wcinity uf Lakelie Lake, and marked J. . Commencing; at i po=: plated about 9) tao tor mtmrnmi Ut i.orcn��-e taa luuuaitff ot^er.oeo �� riJ j [ct Nuj rivir, th*nc* aoutb at) Alk L. MacUren'a nortweat corner, thence eaat 8u mUa* aouthb? tne foffi at ihe VVWtt and rla . . .:..*���*.:�� al a port plantad about ��*<��:. oiaMa **k aa-i 1*0 a.t.��* euuin oi im moutaB -: MmMg ' -'��� <����� ���-!�� it axnptiaa into . -������ tivt/uf, uraAam i-kaxd, ibecce au cnaiu mm*\ taanc* sm c&*~m **at. Uiaaoa :. c&aira t.ati&, u**��c* >o enaoa eaat to point of cumm��ace:ac:.*. ara .-*.=.* ...... ��� .. acrea mora . - �� Marca IT, :.-.; i'- Apru T. -,ce *e*t bU chatna, th*nc* north bO chain* tier.c* eaat so cbaina to point of commencement eor.tai.-.inff t>4o acn* mor* or leas. Dated Marcb 2$. 1911. CHARLES F. METCALF pjb. May 17. Frank Siduy Wright, Affent 'l uf >������ nvera, thenc* ��outn M cnaini. thence ea*t bO chaina, tbenc* nortn U ihala*, thence wwt no cbaina. D.te^l AprU 18, 1911. IQHN INWIS Pub. May 13. Francia s. Preaton. Agent Sk*eoa Laad Diatrict���Diatrict of Coaat Take oot-c* that I, William John Cor.e> of oEotlUt t ivl^-LiX emn (tjp.,., u. c.. occupation rancher. Inwad .Niiaa lMz*r*. Ag.ii !0 ,pP,) |of pCTmbaloo la purchaaa lb* folio-ring daaci.:*ri landa: 5***ia Land laautct���Diatnct oi Hums C *���*.-. .*.*.��� aeeaa* laa* aocic. taal rrtuak Lm.ie* ol ..^...x.. K^a .j en^^ ,����������, a,, 40 ch^���fc th.nce unt.. occu-auwa t-oOBAOTpar, iat*r.aa tu a,,., aonh .'j chatna. thane, a-aat 40 chaina lo point laa p-tfoua-Bua to pj��-M. ta* lia.o.iii -a:.-.--.-- ^ coma.nc.-a.ot, eootaiulnf SO acre., mor. or h.ir,,. thence K>uth 4i< chait-*. thence weat 81 chaina, thence north 40 ch.ina to point of com* mencement, cnlainin-f 00 a.-rea more or leaa. J. LORNE MacLAREN Geo. R. Putnana, Airent Date May IL 1911 Pub. Jun. 16.1911 Skaaaa La: : Diatnct���Diatrict ol Coaat ...���.-.a Land Diatrict���Diatrict of Coaat Rang. ' Taka notica tbat Una* Dabington of Prince Taka nolic. that Henry Macartney of Prince Rupart, B. C, occupatiun tr.^ter mariner, intenda ......... . RJPW. B. c. occupation miner. Intenda lo .pply lo apply for permja.on to lua. tbe lollowini oTlS wS. hSS.p��*cSm"d&JTSS l?nrrm-"">to ���u"h"����,,>llowi"�� d-m-����d ^l** �����"d' Landa: Commencing at a . coouxmoog at a poat pianud IMVt ������ tm -.-���a ��-�����. and t��o -������* **-. ���- at IM - ���x^uey Cre���� *n*f* it ��s.pua* tm* .*--��- Harosir, uratam la^a^d. Lbenoe s* cia--'-�� *j-~. tiat* ao cnaina eaal, tnei.ee so IMtM -���.���--. tn*boi -j c.-.a.as *es: to point U eot&a*nc*a��ot aad ouatAnicg w�� acrea mure -: i��aa. Daieu Uarcn 1", Uli* rn-A.SK ..LVKK run. AprL ��. *Suma l**cm;*. \i*~ .-; planted about 100 chain* ST aC*7aaZr��ftVaflS^K3 Comm.wring at a po�� plants on th* aouih ���au"th~oT"Silndi�� iu��n-* onrtbe eaat iid. o( FS^JSl^atataaSl ^ 3? !!n-��^S5 ���* 3 ttcbunwika River, about 2 1-a mU��a from Gooa* Bay on the *a*: nd* of the IVwniuU ibence r J ��� - " ��U confliaence ��uh tb* Skeena River and about north 100 chain. 3��| .core to the RjMTTt llna, 1-2 rt.iU-i *rast from Eicbumaika rapida, thence 80 thenoe waat 60 timim ::l:i' or *'-m t0 t^uOW "*-Si cbaina north, tbenc* 40 ehaina eaat, tbenc* 80 thenoa 100 chain* along shore, tber.ee east bO chs-'.i aoutb. tnanc* 40 chaina weal io point o chaina more or leas to ; ���... ooafhlllH tilO acrea cor..-n��nc*m*nit containing S20 acrea more or more or leaa. . >��� leaa. Poat marked "H.M. S.W. cor."_ Dated March 8. 1911. HUME BABINOTON Dated April 8.19U. WILUAM JOHN CuRLEY Pub. A/.i 29. ��� ���* ��� Land Dlitrici��� Diatrict of Caaaiar Ta��e aotie* that William Frederick Cameron iwrifj ��.,;, ���>> rQn ~ i., - n\ M,.-.,n.,-i'v ,...- .7,77- of Fnoc* Rupert. B C, occupation carpenter. SjfcTairii m""' MACARTNEY Pm\x Apnl 15. cter. :��� to apply for permiaaion to purchaae the ru noru "' Sk**ca Land Diatnct��� Diamct at Coaat Taa* nwuc* tnai oienn Mc.\rtiur ^4 tanoou.e*.*. B. (,., uccupation r��a* muu age:.; ....�� u t> apply fur p*nuaaion tu purcn. Cooun-a&cnf at a poal plaited 4u cna*:* *ft*% and au cn-ain* awuin oi lb* auuib*��ai t ;-��; uf Lot No. ITm tniu'sed uunn Aio\ni--�� nont* ��*at corner* taai.ee suuta 4u c:-*.!*, tLecc* ��ait cnaisa, tnaace nurtn 4w cia.Lt, u��nc* *�� folios, tag daaerined landa: Co-naMociag at a poat planted about thre* mile* aouth of tr.e forka of tb* While ar.i Flat mere, thenc* aoutb 00 chaina. thane* weat bO cbaiu, thenee north A0 chaina, thenee eaat 80 eh* 1.1*. WILLIAM FREDERICK CAMERON lie [flftlowtaC Dated April 1*. 1911. Pub. alc> IS. Francia !��� Preston. Ag*at Skee:.a Ur. j Diatrict���DUtrict of Caaaiar Take Mtiaa that I. Br*nton Jurdon Moor* ol L����H March 1.. 1911. I rir.ee R^per, B. C . occupation contractor, inund Fub. Aonl 22. Skrena Land J/iatrict���Dutrict of Queen Ohariotte Skeena Land Diatrict-Diatrict ci Caaaiar lalanda Tak* notie* tbat I, Charlea M, ivnouae o Taka noUoe that G*i. IL U*ox of Prince Rupert, Prince Hupert. B. <-'., occupation farmer, intend B. C., occupauon barber, inten.la to apply for to apply (or perm.-��Lon 10 purcnaae '...���-��� following permiaaion lo purehaat tbe folioaing described deacribed lands: laada: Commencing a*, a poat planted about (U three Commencing at a poet ptan:*J about aeven milea aouth and - I .���*���-*��� mileu *���< of tlie forka of miiaa %ml and on* mile south from the moutb White rivar and t.at river, thence aoutb so chain*, of Suily Creek, N'adei Harbjr. thenc* aouth 80 thaoc* west 80 cnaina, thence -.-.-:;. bO chaina, ehaina, thenoe w*at 40 chain*, thence nortb 80 thence eaat bO chaina. cf.s .... :-.w ���>��� eaat 1) cnaina. Dated April 20, 1 .��� 11 - GEO. B. LAUX Pub. May 13. Numa Demera, Agenl CHARLES M. KNOUSE Francia a. Preaton. Agent iij -acre. xor. ar aaa. ... _. .__ - . ���. -* ��� .i���... Ijdoalng Datad klarcn io, mil. Pub. Apnl IS. Comn-.acinf al a poat pUnted .bout tS) thre. Skeena Land Diatrict���Diatrict of Coaat Rang. '* m..ea SS .r.d J t��o mile* .an of th, lorka . T.k. none, th.t Anna, Muaeallea of Pnnc. Skeena Land Diatrict���Diatrict o Coaat Range i Tak. not ca that Murdock McRae of Vancouver B. C, occupauuh .-> .- eatata bruker, intend, to apply for partnu-aioo l: purchaae lb. followina T. D. Lairs. Ag��t o( Wh]U in<j fU( rtnn lh>ne> M chwM ^^ Rupert, B. C. occupatioa marmd woman, inunda tbenc. ��0 ch.ina **at, th.nc* to chaina nortb. �� *Pt>ly fur tiarmiadon to purchaa* lh. folloaring i j^fjbwl i.n.la' *.r..r.c* mj chain, rait d*-aent��d land.: -. . . L. d Diatnct- Diatnct ol uau Ctariotu BlUlNTuN JoRDON MOORE tommenrng .1 .poat planlrt at a pop at tba ^T!-:-. -ta I- J�� u t�� iTwn D.Ud AprU SO. 19lt. Franca S. Preaton. Agenl aoutb.��.t eornw. 60 cbaina aaat (rem S. L. corner laa* none. taa. ��.��ii .!?.,.. Pub Ma> 11 ol Lot U'.B. Harr.y'a Surv.y, Coart Dtatnct. Rup-an. a Uawaa acant. IMaall taaMU ru--- "m> '���*��� IUnt, a tb.ac, ^ -.0 eh.1M, thonc. north 4o ha**n. Land Dutrict -Dutrict of Caaaiar chain*, tbenc wat 40 ehalna. thenca aouth 20 Taa. LoticVtr.aVl Alfred Kyi. of 1'Wnc. Ilu- chair... throe, mm SO 535 th.nc. aoulh 20 chaina aaat, the-.c. N cnaina aouth. th.nc. 4u -ai 1. "��p.i���*�� S u. Cbairj to point of commencement, conuinin, 120 cbjun. .��t. there*,401 chain.i Kiuth to point o^ wal> lor ��manoD to purchs tn. following acre. m.,r* or laaa. �����"n..'i;~���"�����. ntainim iio acrn more or I��� - par-z.i-a.oa to purcx-a*. tee, lu-uwins o**cno**d lor .and.. Lur-..T-*r-c.-.g at a po-K p.an*.*d about 6 1*2 nuaa ..: *u.a nail a mt* MU ul lb. moaln ol -.taniaay Cr-BBk weaa*. It acopua. into .Nadan Uaroor. itranaoi ia.a:. i. inane, mm 40 chain*, tn.-c* north u cna:na, lhaae. w*-*t 40 cnairva. mac*** aouta 40 caaLoa lo point al cotnm.ncn.ttl and cc'-a-kinica i-.o bctbb mor. or *B*a. Dat��s Marco II, U1L HLULKT O. CREW ���*��� Pub. Apnl 7. N-iina Lran-ara. As��al wet. Dat*d April It, 1>11. Commencing a*, a neat ;���*:-..: on the ... u I. bank of Lirhu; river about bve mile, tiom iu coottuooc B.tn tn. Skeena river, tbenc 40 chaina weat, tawael M cnaina north, thenc 40 chaina want, it ��� ca 40 chaina north, thenc 40 Chief VickctV investigation of tin- shot which threw rock wildly tlnuji Fir*., avenue near the Westholme Lumber Co.'s yards led to the appearance in the police couri yesterday of John Anderson to explain the matter. Chief Vlcken stated that fragments "f rock were tlung as far as 800 feel from the scene of the shot. Ji.'lin Anderson, however, was known to Ik- a careful rock-man, and this was the first unlucky shot he has fired sir.ee he came to the townsite. He said that he had put in a shot the morning before which had only just moved the rock. The unlucky shut had the same charge, three Imxes of powder, in a 19 foot bore. Il was blanketted with chained logs. but there was no brushwood which ought to be there in terms of the city bylaw. Magistrate Carss dealt leniently with the case imposing a nominal fine of S5 and costs, and warning Anderson to attend to the matter of brushwood which i-* intended to prevent fragments from thing. In this case, however, it appears that the blast blew out from below owing to ihe presence of two imperceptible scams in the substance, of the ruck below the surface. Dat*! May a. 1SU. da*cr:b*d landa: Commencing at a poat p.ant.1 aboul i3 three Pub. Mai li mile Mutb ol th. fork, ot tb. lir.it* and Hat n.er,. ibenc 80 chain. ���.*.-.. th.ee to ch.tna cat. thane M cbnina nurth, these so cbaina ANNIE MISSALLEM Dated April 21. 1..11. I Pub. May Id. UURDOCK McRAt oaaw-aB Lar. iD.,'.r.e* -Laialnc*. of 1,-Ja.n Chariot 1 aaa neue taal Cai-wnn. llvnaon. cl C*usar Albarla, uecupal.oo aplnalcr. laucia lo appl), lur p*arauauon lu purchaa* la* loboBins decrioeal Iano*. ComnMnang at a pott planted about t�� 14 mJe waat and ball a ti.ua ...u. :.--:.. tba moum of aiaaiey creak, woera il emptie into isadua Uarbur, ��.r.:.*.i. laiand, thene 4o chaina au.tn inane 40 chaina aaat, thene lu chatna north, Pub. May \i. Skeena Land Dutnct���Diatrict ol Coaat Rang. Skene Land Diatrict���Dutrict ol Caaaiar Skene Land Dialric*. -Dutrict ol Coaat Range S Tak. nouc that I. Thomaa McMckln ol Taka note thai 1. John l.an Peuraol Princ ALFRED KYTE I'nne Rupet. B. C. occupmon clerk, intend to Rupert, B. C. oecu-jat on clerk, inlend to apply Franca S. Preaton. Agent apply lor narmielon to purchaa. tb. lollowlng for permiaaion to purchaaa tbe follow-in* deacr,bed .�����.���:-: landa: anda: Commencing at e post planted about two miles .with of tb. forka of tb. Whit, .nd Flat riv.ra. Commencing .1 . poat planted ebout three en one-half mile dLtan*. n a aouth weterly d net oa from e blind alough from obwrvatory Inlet whan iJscVSS* U*Cl Lii^ol march.**?^-.hd "������� ���* �� ��*��"* ">��~ ������" W �������'����� I nnc* llupvrt. II c., occupation mcrcbanl. Inland -. ��� .a. ..*-7?T ,k���-_ _M, m .a.;.. to apply lur pwaueioc to purenaa. lh. lodowin. gSSIIff ia Sn" ^PWtuT* u!uin-rtN "������ �����"��� touch��� tn. IndUn Rear v., thenc decriued land.: i'?,,ki.Jii JSSm,< .���-.., ....;, *** ��<> '-"-na. '���"����������� ���"-��" M t*"1". >������������������'���* Comra.hcing al a poet plenud on lb. aoulh ' ""��� M" ������**��� rrenoa s. I reton. Ag.ni -u, M chalMj thfr.M MU,h B0 chalM u ���(���, ��� ng .1 a port pl.nt*d bank ol l.acr.umBtka Itiver and about four ratli from ita entiuenc* with th* Skene lliwr, thence -u cnai-ia aat, ihenc no chatna north, thane to ehaina Bet, tbwnc ��0 ehaina aoutb to point ol Skene Land Diatrict���Diatrict of Caaaiar Taks notlc that I. t'narle L. Delgrov. of Staw- and eohiainlhg ICO acrea taur* or I***. D.Ud Marcb IT. UU CATIIEIUNE HAItlllMiS Pub Apr. 7. Numa k-vman*. Ag.r.t Skaana Land Dutnct���Dutriet ol Uuoan Chariotu |>aui, Mmn*aola, occupation married woman _ , ia.a. .. intend, to app.y lur pannuaion to puKtaaM th* T*Uia noue that J. iL ..tarphy.ul Vane.aver, (ollowing decrihvd l.r.,|a: B. C. occup��uon ��:nm.rc.a. tr..��i*r. intond. Comm.nclcg .1, pon plantad al lh. southwet to *^pl> lor pemufcon to purcnae um luuuwinf eornu ol Lot No. 17J4 mar^d Mr*. U C Putnam a decnoal isnda. '���"chU,^*""' "1*r'<* ����rth W ""'"*' *"*" "",l Ithe followln>? foreshore: Commencing l.'atrt'Apr.. Jo. 1*11 CHARLES DELGROVE | at a (wst plantod about 12 feet from the I'ub. '.'.... Franele S. Preaton. Agent location post of lot 1301 on Porcher Island, thence in a southerly direction cr:.. r ��� U : :.,. :. . . *: a: .. : *.!*. i. . ,1 -;-..: , I in ��� .��� . .'.a,/ -������-��������� nonraul corner, thehc set 40 chaina, thenc. - ,.���. ,���^ rn..^�� ���i r-... u.n.. following high water mark 120U feet; mu. mm .m v-T**teL?? �����, rbh 3 S S rco^^n,1^ S *&%?&# SS�� thvr h)l,?low rvz mar,k; thi,ncbe ol Stanly Crek, Nad.o ilaroor. ta.ne oorin ��u ! ^|���j-.J^^ ���"4Tor �� Rupen. B. ��... occupat on btaekam lh. Intend to northerly following low water mark chaina, tn.r.c. mill chains, taeoc euth eo y,^ Uu(t, ia mj, m Tt-S. L. C. PUTNAM JJS, ';f Pe���"*oa to purchae the loUowiog j^Qu fect; thence east to point of corn- chain., Ib.r.c eat 40 e Daud Marcb 17, lalL Pub. Apnl 22. J. II. ML'HPIIY Numa Lreman, Ag.nl Pub. April IS. Sken. Land Dulriet���Diatrict of Ca^ar Taka nolle tbat I. Thome Maego.era of *\2^,,h i^T "^ Stowert, B. C, oocupetlon rr.intr.inter.u lo .pply tor p*mit*aion lo purchae the tollowinf deenbed landa: . ...�� .uu. u..u. u_. ua. pOint .��o. a Puinam Agan ft���nuTJi It ��� poat pUntod .bout thrc.nd I mencement. -... ,.,,. -nau. .-re. t. r. on. ball mile d alant In e euth weteriv direction PAUL BRENDLBR ^a��ha Lanl DaUKt-DuUKt of Coaat Rang. I> fn,m a blind alough from Obaervatory InWt wb��re I Plntor! Murpli 7 1 ca11 l��k. colic lh.t I, Car. M.y Lutw ol PnnC ,���, em. louche lb. Ind an Reer... thenc wet U*t*X. *U*S' ''Jziit ,, K..*f*l - . ~! occupallon apmrter, intend to m, chalru. thane euth 90 ch. na. thine net CO rirst insertion March 11 decnt-Bd l.nda Comm.nc.ng .t a pat plantad at tb. north wet e-.r:..r of Lol 17JJ, lung. 5, Cout Diatrict Comm.nclng .1 ��� post planted on th. right ' 'f**1** ���*" 4lJ. ��>*"��\ ��*>������� �����" -���- ��baina Kja*"RT5riBrJffff?wl2ff lb. following chelne, tn.nc* nonh .0 ch. na to po nt of com rr-.nem.nl. cnlelnlng 610 acre more or leaa. I Skene Und Diatrict���Diatrict of Coet Range 5 Dated Apr I 14. ISII. J. HAROLD McKEA Tak, notlc lhat lirac MeTevieh, ol Vancouver, B. Ca, occupation n,*rrn-l wom.n, ioteoda to apply ou - - ��� ��� . ��� . . . - ��� lor permlHion to purchae the following uWrib*l hkena Land Diatrict- Diauict of Caeiar landa: Tak. notie lh.t I. John Robert Pecy ol Prince Comm.ncing at a poet planted et Ibe eulbwet Pub Mey IT. Skeena Land I'i.!. :ct -Dutrict of Coa.t Tea* notice that 1. Mi a J -in C-.rley uf Pnnc* Kupert. BC .occupation m.--^' woman, intenl. d^ilnhidf'lBnd.���'"'<''''''''''''''"*' "���, ,0*1'""--" eouihan-io. . Contmencmit .1 . prat plar.lr.1 I . .a.I Sad li" chain, *~.ith from the Bouthwml ci *rof l-.l r cl, Oaaal Dutrict. Rat... *,. thenc* N ll chair,.. Ihenc eaal 4* chain., tbenc* north *a chaina, thence weat 4't. ham. m-.r* ���r 1.*.* I., th* l-a'.r.t of . ,>mm*ncement. I I acre, mor* or .... MRS. JOHN U'tiei CORLEV Date M.r -*'. I'lll i'ub. Apr. I. I'Jll White end Flat -lew., th.ee eoutb eo cbeina i cor.iair.n.g iio acre mors or li 1.k.^,-r,?h.tUV^la^Uu'CV'*K*,,UhL o. ^D~ '"' .'J th,iM- ,lm"" ,,<"tb " eh*""- U��"Siliy2.?5u. GRACE McTAVlSH laks notie that I, Isaac U linen horbaa ol th*nc weet 80 Che na. KE Mey 6 Fred W Uohler Aienl Inne Rupert, b. C, occupelion carpenter, intend D..ed Apr I 20. 1S.11 JOHN ROBERT PACEY ' l*red w . Uohler. Agenl to epply lor permieawn to purchae the following pul. May IS. Franc a S. Preton. Ageo deacrit-ed lende: Skena Land Diatrict���Diatrict ol Caaalar Comnnncing at . pet planted aboul S�� roll.*.* Tak. nolic that 1, Jame Dunlop ol Prlne Date.1 April lx, I-,11 I'ub. Mar 11. SW..." IIAI.I.KN ne Land Diatrici- Dutrict ol C-.aet Itug* 6 Take r. .tic that Eldoa - Iwtaiar ol liarllr.. Oni.' occupation doctor, lalandl to appiy for ,, oerrrauaaor. to purcl.ae tu lollowlng leaihwl t���* ""J- u>*n*�� *"- """^ tMXb- *b*""* Comm.ncing nt . pel planted al th. *outb* wet co,h.r of la,l 11,2., thane .el N chain. more or lee, thane Mats 11 cl.eira more or .��*., ibenc wet .lo cr.aitaa mor. or i*e. lh*r.e north -kena ..ar. 1 DutriA 4*. chaina more or lae to point of comm.ncrn.nt !��,.-, i. containing 140 acre more r ,,o Tek* nolic u.at '.ur^. .V. Arooll ol Mats Dated March II, mil I.I. DON DBTWILER Ru-yan, u. C, oeeapau.., real aim t.r.ar. Pub. April 16' John ( ampb.ll. Ag.nt ir.u-i.iia u. apply for pernuuon M pjrc.-ia..- laa twluwing 'lecnuej la. I. Commencing et a po.t plailel abort ae/en Skene Lend Dutrict Dmnr- of ' aaaiar rr.i... aad otK-half tnila ml and o.,.i ml* .oil! Tak* nolle that I Irar.cu .-.. Preton ol Princ Iron, tt.. .,,,in of Stanly Crek. Main ll.riiof, Itupert, ll. C, occupalur, proapector, intend to ihence ami ao chains i'.*.f .ojl-i *il e.i.ilu, apply lor permiaaion to purer.*** lh. lollowing thence eaa*. ��� I c-.a, .. UIBM. Jrf.*l W c.iai.n. decrilaed lende: Datad Mvth IT, llll. '.r. >. W. AKSOTT l omniencing at a poal plante.1 about three put��� A; r,, ... mile aoulh and two nule wnt of th* fork* ol I the White and Flat rivers, Ihenc aoulh hO chaina thene eaat BO chaina, thenc north hO chain*, thene wet ho cbaina. mT'tSS12mamZ72m7ffSsSaTSS !***��� "-������>* Dlalrict-DUtrlct cl Coeet Rang. 6 .K,u,*i?rt-, u- t,, owipallon teaiuter, Mtl ___, �����. a,a..lfc. Ku|'��*rt, fl. C, occojiat on marr -d woman luten i m*m,m*rmmM ���������"*������ SSASIft mil. ISAAC ., ,;,t,EN FORBES J-^hr IjJ J-nJ-l-i .. por.he. ,b. following &?���� M*5rti��*ff Z "g�� Pub. Mey IJ. trancu s. Praaton. Agsnt " < '��� ��� Sken. Laad Diatrict--DMrict ol laetar 7aa. nolle thai I, swan llalara ol Mo.art, ll C, occupation carpenter, intenl to epply ao chelne. thenc aouth SO cha na, th.nc* wet a lor permlatkia to purchae the (ollowing d*wcrif-d cl..tr.a, there north *)0 che na to poinl of com- Skena Land Diatrict���Diatrict of Caaaiar .anda. mer.em.nl, oont. n ng 640 acre more or loaa. Take notie that I, Mary Carln of Stewart, Commencing et a p.a.l planted about III mile Dated Apr! 14, mil. MARTHA LEEK ll. C, occupation married woman, intend lo apply ...oil. andi.ne.il mile wet ol the lorka ol tha U bite I'uh. May 13. ' ........ .i.., and llal rl.ers, thenc.- -u chains soulb, lb��ne a0 ao ��� ��� ��� a Lead District -District ol Cout Range (or permiaalon lo purchae tbe lollowing d.-acfihed land: Commencing at a poet plented two (2) mile ��*uth and \2i two mile west o( the fork, of tbe Taks notlc that Mary llcton OUderaieve ol I tt^ll��� ���"d W '���*'���'"��� JJ-""�� S '��')'" "0,lb' Itancu ��. Preloi.. Agent \,���,,���,, E c.. occup.tion houekepor. Intendi ]$����, "" "'"" *"���'��� ���������1���Ba, 00 cl""**1 "on Hi lo apply lof |)ermielon to purchae the (ollowing '���J"'**'*' ��� ";'','""'} * ,.. ������ ... ������, ��� deaiUil lan.la- listed April 20, 1011. MARY CARIN 7:.nS 4*"" Commencing at a pet plented at the ��,uth.et l'"->. M.y 13. Francia S. Preton. Ag.nt crn.r ol Lot ������'������.. Reng* t. Cout Dietrlct.thence nil eheine south thenc 40 chaina eaat, thene ho chaina nonh, thenc 40 chelne wet to point of ummenement. containing 1120 acre, more or le U.IIV III III., /til 1.1 I, . I L L Skn-na Land District���Dielrlct of Cout Tske notlc thet I, William Melville Corley ot Toronto, Ontario, occupation clerk, intend Skeena Land Dn'rict -Di.'ricl ..n.ainlai Take nolice thsl I, Alice M Knuuen ol J'n r-e Dsled April 20, mil. FRANCIS S. PBMTON Uil-rt, I: . , ,K-cupallon msrrie.1 Boinsii, MARY BEATON GILDERSLEEVE lo epply (or permiaelon lo purchue ths (ullowing Dated April 17, mil. I described landa: I'ub May 6. Commencing at a pet planted at lho nnrthwest corner o[ Lol .w.>:> Reng 6, Cout District, thenc eut bO chsina, thenc north 40 ch.ina, thsne wnt Skena Land District���Diatrict of Cout '.0 chaina to Hell's Gate elougb, Ihenc elong Uauul UjjaiiL JLaaal "Taka nolle that Fred W. Uohler ol Kiteum- alough aoutherly to point ol commencement, con- na-au.iai-,apai kalum, occupallon farmer, Intends to epply for mining 160 acre more or lea. permieion to purchae the (ollowing dwertbed D.led April 6, 1911. l.nda: WILLIAM MELVILLE C'URLEY Pub. April 29. Pub .If ay 13 Skene Lend Diatrict���Dialrlcl ot (.'out Range I Taae not e lliet I. J.-e Jack of I'r.rc It. p.rt. the follol B C occupation crpenler, Inund t" apply for I end Flel river., tience norlh Ml chaina, ihenc lhe loiluwing described **asl '0 (hsina. ll.et.e south ho chains, thenc Commencing at a port planted at the north- -I eut oorner of A. McLe.il', pre^-nption, thene " J" *h""" ���/^���"'Jt, thaney 10 ehalna eat, tb.ne 20 skM���, Un(, Dutrict-Diatrict of Cout Range 6 chain, north, ihenc 10 chain, wet to pet of I T,ke noliM lh,t , LlonBl Kingaley of V.ncou- Commenclng .1 a poal planted al��,ul l.o n il,. gSSBSflM S?irSllt��lffoiPy BntfpBR ,v,r- b* C-' occupation miner, Intend to apply *��� pu^Apffli ���'JH- ���"^SmtmrSSi \rxr{Mion w pureh", s 'ou��w,"'dmJb,d to a|itily \m (,<*r'iiiMi'jri tu pure In J.-cil*.* I Ik , l.i: txrrniijuiun tu purch landa: . ��'������������ B0 chair.n. Commencing at a poet planted about three and Uated Apt I to, \'j\\. one-half mllea dintant In a aouth ���-.<-��� n. direction ''"''��� -''���'��� '���*��� from a blind alough from Obaervatory Inlet where the lame touchea the Indian Itf-nerve thenee eaal 60 cha na. thence ���'iith OU chaini. thence weatnU chalmi. th"nce south f0 chaina lo p<>lnt of commencement, containing M0 acre* more or l*ae. Uated April U, I'Jll. Jul, JACK I'ub. May I.'I. AI.ICK M K FrancU S H-a-tUII. Agent BUUm Und Oiatrlct Uaincl of ' .uiar Tike notice that >><!np.. H...ljfii,imn of Tele^ C-ommencing at a poat planted near the touth* aa t-r,,i iii-.tri-t_m-.iri-* ��r nmmsmm r ' **** corner of Lot M Range 6, Coait District na Und Diatrict-UUtrlct of Coaat Kange 6 ,h���ne_ ___., 4(J Ph.imi. then��� nouth co chaina Wumu und Dl.tr rt-Diilrctol Coast Hang- o ln.nC��� .^ 4U chiJru, ftrfft| NUlh 60 chftt lake notice that 1. Hell Hall Kenney of tar- p th(jnoe Ml 40 cha,Mt \hence north 60 chaini to mouth Nova Sco ia, occupation married woman. point o( commencement. mend Ui apply for permiaalon to purcbaae U�� ] &il��d March id-4. IPll. LIOMEL KIMG3LKY following df-scrlbed lands: Eub Auril 22 Commencing at a poit planted at rmrth eait trapb Creek, II. t... occupat on cierk, Intenda lo corner of T. C Lot 38528, thence running wett 40 _4���. f , _. , , _. . , .- , tpp.'y fur permlasion to purchaaa the following chalm, thenee north 80 chains, ihence eaat 40- _ Wlklnt I*and District���District of Cassisr Mrlbtd land- chains, thence aouth 80 chaini to place of com- | ., Take notice that Christian A. Tervo ot Miklne, ("ommenclng at s post planted about a quartpr mencement containing 320 acra more or leas. P c- oc.C'ioatlon cuitomi ofTicer. Intendi to apply bkeena I*and I'isirirt District of Coast Kange u Take notice that Lettie Mr I m .ul, uf Vancouver, il. C, occupation marrietl woman, intenda to i>. v, , ori:ij(iaiioii inarrit-'i mornan, inieii'ia HP �����,, ��.,e,-i-i-- ... apply for permieion lo purchu. Ibe following n. ��, J.'h U Tin deenhed l.nda: ueiwl reo. ll, mil. mile north eut from (il.tier lllllle and on lhe east My port ia on eouth eut corner ol lend eppllod !or P��mlaelon to purchae the following deacrltwd b.nk of Stikine Itiver. thenre eat 20 ch.ina lor. marked letter. S. E., about one mile wet of **"!'' ._.._.. . thence north 40 chaina, thenc weal 20 chelne. Uke Lekelae, inulh aid. ol Sken. liver District I Commencing at a poet planted alxjut three- thence w.ulh 40 chains to point of commencement of Coset Reng* 6. I 'lo*neTii ol a mil. north east Irom t.lacior lllllle acre more or la Commencing et a post planted at the nortii wet corner 100 chain, eaat and 'ill chains north from the northi-eat corner of l/.t I1IG, llervey's Surv.y, Cout Diatrlct.Ilsng* f,,Ihenc* 20 chains south, ihsnce Ml chain, eaat, t���.-iir** nil chain. lv-. April SYDNEY IIODUKINSON CA. Tervo. Agent I ' I urll Kml. HELL HALL KENNEY I Sri?.i1}' ,"'ub,nk (.aSi!klno.Wv" *nud ?!? \0t Pub. May 13. John Haverty, Agent "u.ll-JS,',u0' *��.M** ��jt ""'"- 5-T*k- !u,nw i .ut 40 chaina, thenc.* north 40 chaina, thenc o, , ��� m .j . e. . . . r. ... s w*��" *���" chains, thenc aouth 40 chaina to point Skeena Und Dlatrlct-Diatricl of Coast Ramie r, 0| commencment and containing 160 acre more Const Diatrict Take nntli*. thai Win. Leslie nf Snpperton. B.C. ���K-t-upntlon li'ivernment (iiiar.1, Intends to apply Pub April 7. Sk.ana land Dislrict -District ol C.Ml.r Take nolle th.t I, Jame Millar Johnaton of north, Ihence 40 chaina wet, thenc Ml chains Stewart, II. C, occupation storekeeper, Intend to for permiaaion to purchase the followinK descrtb- aoulh. thenc 411 chsina wet to post ol commen- apply |nr p. r.,,i. lo porchse IM (ollowing ed lands: eem.ni contsining 4W1 sere mor. or lee. SaaMM len.U: Cmmenclnir at n poat planted 4(1 chaina weat KX 2\K1, '""' laOTTIK McTAVlSH ' ommenclng at a port plant��.| about one mile and 120 chains south of Hie southwest corner of lot ��� un. aaav r,. Fr.d W. Uohler. Agent north lr.,m the Nau river and almul nine mile. No 17.U, ranxo f. coastdlatrlct.mnrked Wm.Italic, above the lorka ol the Nau rlvsr. thenc north HO N.W. corner, thence aouth 4u chaina. thence enst Dated Feb. 10, 1911. CHRISTIAN A. TERVO *rrr; SSH ���S***''?' I>l��tri.l of .���.,��,i R.���K. r, cliaina, that,-*.. ��ul. HO ehalna lo point ol commence- l��.ra l!.. ,"," '��� Alea.ml... cu.her, ���( |���.���,. men., c.inlainlng 1,10 acre more or lee. sppii "";,���!,'!!:.;"">'��11"" (am,.,. i���te,���i ,������ iflln mii.i.mi jdhnston BpaBaS"'"" "' uo.-h.u. u,e f���|l���wln�� ;��"-l March 21, mil. Frank Sl,|�����y W.lght, Agt ' " " ��� ," i,,^ ., . !""��� May 17 *��.aleor���.t,J ,,'.l.V!"l.t.. !''���*,"'?!.-t U�� .'"..ll . ��� -I- -. ��*-**������������><��� ........ ..- 1 , ...... IF | I- . . . 1 |. | |. .* *.. tt, 1 It I ��� ��� ,1 ,| 1 1 1 W .(I'll.' ���*.������. .- ��� -,, | , J Ihenc wel M ch.ln.. thune south HO an chains, Ihence north 40 chains, thenc. wesl Wl descrilied Isnds: Skena Und Dislrict-District ol Cout Range 6 Take nolle that I. Lauchlan John Shanahan ol Victoria, II. C. occupation leachor. intend to apply for permiaelon to purcheae the following chains to poal of commencement, contalninK M0 acret mure Of leaa. WM. LESLIE T. D. Laird, Aitent Dsled Mi,,, I, .���ml,. IHU Commencing at a poat planted 05 chains aouth Irom the aoutneaat corner of Lot 3060, thenc 40 chaina aouth, thenc 40 chelne wet, thenc 40 chaina north, Ihence 40 chelna eaat to point of emmenremetit, containing 100 acre more or lea. LAUCHLAN JOHN SHANAHAN ...J Off les AI.F.XANIIF.H OLACHKR Dale Jul,. 2nd. lull Pub. Jun. 24th, 1911 District Ol Caaalar John L. Mitchell ol Prince ��� "I bookkeeper, Intend lo purchaae tha lollowlng , , -��� ,....,. a. .- .,.-- planted about (M flv. ehalna south, thene 80 chains mile soulh and (1) on. mile wet ol the ,,,'*,, ,,i shslns north. Ikana. en -u.t... .u_ uili. . .-..1 -lu��� >k ....''-"'" Tlie Best Procurable. Absolutely A ���YOUR FOOD WUX BE WELL COOKED ON A Crown Favorite Cooking Stove Price from $45 to $58. Other SlnvesfmitU WE HAVE ALL YOU NEED IN BUILDERS' HAP.HWai THOMPSON HARDWARE CO. Second Av.nue T,l,pl chaina, thcr.c MUtb &0 chains lo poin commencment, cuntaining 640 acre more or la Dated April 14, mil. JOHN IVAN PETERS Pub. May 13. inane 4u cnaiia wet lo p.ml u cumm.nem.i.t! eommenement. containing blu ana more or les ��t B. C. occupation prepsctor, intend to apply ' r , . , , :.,.:.. _ni��rrie-t nf Skepnn Dated AprU 21, mil CilARLE*. A. \ ALOHAS for wrmleion to purchu. th. lollowlng decritwd coasl L.8I1U Lilsinci���uisinci oi aKeena Pub. Apnl 2��. *anda Take notie* that I, 1'aul lirendler, of Commonctng at a post plsnted sbout sta mile ,..,,. .. * . aouth and on? mile wet of th. lorka ot tb. whit. Porcher Islai.d, occupation farmer, 111- -vker.a Land Dutrici ��� DaUict ol Cout Itange5 ,n-i Flal nera, ihene anitb HO cbaina, ihence tend to Hijplv for permission to lease laa. notlc tut Mra. 1. C. Putnam ol at 1836 1911 The Bank of British North America 7S Yean la iu.lnra,. Capital and Reaarve Over $7,300,000 Money Earning Money Small weekly or monthly deposits in a Savings .\ccount soon count up���Interest compounded at highest current rates. Deposits of $1.00 and upwards received. Prince Baperl Branch - r. S. lONC. MaaaS.r. M.^^^v UM "SUy Sallsfiitory RaibJs Sold and Guaranteed by The Kaien Hardware Company THIRD ANENUE PHONE Xo.I 0= Tha Baal Northern B.C. SJ^S The "Frisco Standard" Cut ret**"' cylinder type "IW�� Standard ���.*.- Englae ��� Itthp. Quick deli.en 7 eiies from I h p aa cylinder .: -��-m�� -ACENTS- 0= Rupert Marine Ironworks & Supply Co. Office Phon*: Bluett P.O. Box SI & Workson Whsrf |- -��� WELL EqUirrKO MPAIH SHor ACC����-fUU ' *\*m\ Sknm Lsnd District���District of CsssUr Tak* notio* that 1, Jam** Webstar Lsplln of Stewart, B.C.. occupation auctioneer, Intend to apply lor permission to purchase tb* following deecribud I-mis: Commencing at a post planted on the rifht bank <>f the Nau rirer about nine milea above the forka of the Naaa river, thence south bO chains, thenoe west bO chains, thence north 80 chains, ihence east 80 chaina to point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or leaa. JAMES WEBSTER ESPUS Dated March 24, 1911. Prank Sidney Wright, Agt Pub. May 17. Skeena Land District���District of Caaalar Take notice that 1, Sydney Fitzgerald o( Stewart. B. i'.. occupation cook, Intend to apply for permiasion lo purchaae the following described land* Commencing at a post planted about five mile south and one mile of the forka of W'hlta and flat rivers, thence south 80 chaina, thence ' west 80 chains, thence nortb 80 chains, thence east 80 chaina. Dated April 18, 1911 SYDNEY FITZGERALD , Pub Muy 13. Francis S. Preaton. Agent Royal Bank of Canada Head Office: MONTREAL. Ebtablijiikp Is* Capital, 16,200.000 Surplus, - $7,200,000 Total AaMts, $92,500,000 Saving! Bank Department, 11 will open an wcounl. Branches throughout Canada and Banking Connections with all r��rt�� ������ ��� United SUtM. Agent* throughout the world. H. P. WILSON, Manager. Prince Rui-rt Bn*-* Application for Charter for a Railroad _,_, .1. 'li *r* 2*2 *��� ���SET' v���1"��� av ���=�����"�� rniww ���oum ana -v 11 """�� mum want ��>, u,n fork* nt ',���;'���������,- ������'������*��� ������������,'1 no*. ���, *.,, - - ��� I*?]? ***** "�� ���""���'"���a I",rth* '���"���*������>��� ���"> ��h.lns tha WhlU and Flat rivers, thenoe nnrth 80 ,hll�� lii.nal.l Clacher. A��et,i , '-"��� ni-liTIK l nwii liMwifu ��� th*ne* aast 80 chains, thene. aouth 80 chains I l*.t*,| March 2*1 10 1 rrank Hldna.. W JtaB??5 ' n . . a Jtf*MR HRRRYMAN WILLIAMB thane, weal 80 ehalna. ""'"'��� 'mlWlT. H*dn.��Wrl,ht,A,ll,.^ April 18. Wll. Kranrt. B. Prawton. A����t U^Ud Ap.ll 18, 1B11. JOHN L.MITCHELL run. Ma. id. | Pub. May 11 Francia 8. I-raaton, Ami NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that application will be made to the Parliament of Cnnutlii ut the present session thereof, for an Act incorporating ii Railway Company under the name of "The Pacific, Trans-Canada and Hudson Bay Railway Company," with power to lay nut, construct and operate a line of railway from a point in the Province of Alberta, at or near the City of Edmonton, thence northerly by the most feasible route to, at, or near Athabasca Landing; thence northwesterly north-east of Lesser Slave Lake to Wabiska or Loon River; thence northerly to a point at or near the ju.iclion of the Loon River with the Peace River, or at a point near the junction of the Red River with the Peace River, below FoTt Vermillion on thc Peace River; thence northerly to Fort Smith on the Slave River; From a point on the said railroad near Its crossing of the Wabiska River or the Loon River easterly to Fort McMurray on the Athabasca River; thence easterly along the Clearwater River and Churchill River through the Province of Saskatchewan to Fort Churchill or Port Nelson on the Hudson Bay; From a point on said railroad near its crossing of the Wabiska or Loon River, westerly to Peaco River crossing on the Peace River; thence westerly on the north side of the river through Laurier Pass to Prince Rupert or Portland Canal on the Pucilic Coast in British Columbia; with power to construct and operate telegraph and telephone and cable lines for general public purposes; to carry on, construct, maintain and operate boatB and ferries for the purposes of the railway and other purposes; to acquire and make use of lands, water- lots, wharves, docks, dock-yards, slips, warehouses, elevators and other con- j venlcnces; and with power to enter Ilnto Agreements with other Companies. SMITH & JOHNSTON Solicitors for the Applicants Dated at Ottawa this 21st day of June, A. D��� 1911. GET IN NOW AND GET IN RIGH1 The following properties will be sold en block, or Wf*MU*] and on euy terms. Herns '*������- LoU 27 * _ ikcti'.s nil M ���,���,. W SECTION ONE' SECTION ONE Block LoU Block 10 6-7-910 19 11 1.2.3-4-5-6 19 11 9-10 20 12 22 34 13 21-22 34 18 1-2 - For Drice 27 s. terms and nartit Block u N W. S. BENSON, 16-16 19-20 37-38 42 AGENT yi AtUalk R..II** I"*""'"**:.. Ml Second Avenue The Christiansen-Brandt Co* Real Estate and Insurance We have some good buys in City Property. . wort Our Farm Lands proposition along the G. T. P. ���*�����* investigating. Come and see us or write us before buying eliewW* Read The Daily Nevvi And Get All the News THE DAILY NEWS LORD STRATHCONA HONORED AT BATH Canada'-3 "Grand Old Man" is Given the Freedom of the Ancient City -Will Rank on Roll of Honor With Nelson and Wellington ((unadian I1*"1'-** Despatch) |(111(1���Mi July 18.���The Lord Mayor of the ancient city <>f Bath, conferred the freedom of th, city on Lord Strathqona yes- terday in the presence of a brilliant assemblage. In moving the resolution, his Lordship referred t��� Lord Strathcona's groat career, I.11KD STRATHCONA Canada's Grand Old Man ami s'ii.1 that his name added to the list of distinguished freemen ni ilu- city, would rank un the list ���jesde diose ��f Wellington and Kelson, and add lustre to the roll. Lord Strathcona, who fur fifteen l\..ti- has lilliil tin- posiiiun as Ir.in.iil.i'- High Commissioner ai Ii.i'ihImii, ami whose retirement Iw.i*. announced by Sir Wilfrid ll.tinii'i ai ilu- Dominion Day banquestat the Imperial Institute, occupies a place unique and outstanding in the annals of Canadian history. "A Great Canadian, yea, an Imperial figure, passes from public service with his retirement," says the Toronto Globe, in speaking of his resignation. Lord Strathcona was 90 years old on August Gtli last, he being born at Forres, Scotland, as the son of a saddler, as plain Donald Smith. As a raw youth of 18 he set sail for the West, years before Horace C.reely was known. Arriving at Montreal, he at once entered the service, of the Hudson Bay Company, and for years was immersed in the solitudes of Labrador. He endured terrible hard ships, but finally became superintendent of that company, whose sphere of Influence extended for 8,000 miles. Afterwards, in company of his cousin, now Lord Mount Stephen, he advocated against strong opposition the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway. He was told that the receipts of the road would not pay for the axle grease of the trains. He had faith in lhe proposition, however, and has lived to see it the greatest transportation company in the world, carrying passengers from Great Britain to Ho.ng Kong over its own lines. .Lord Strathcona is today the world's oldest multi-millionaire, Canada's greatest philanthropist, optimist and financier, the British I louse of Lords' second oldest peer, antl (ireat Britain's most prominent railroad Iniilder. I + ���-�������� ������.- ��������-��� e-wu .-**.. .-aa. ..-**-��.. ****., r- t*mM0*m*M****m��9**mwW** im*mmy***mW*m*W*xmt$**m*)**' ****** �� r i i II I I i 1 j I ���--.. -* Leave your private card when you make a call���Every ��/n</ of "correct" visiting card can be had at the Daily News Office, Telephone No. 98. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD LINENS DIRECT FROM THE LOOMS $150 lour Kim- Double Damask Cloths, 2 by S1-8 yards (hand woven) I T��,. I in,- Double Damask Cloths, 2 1-2 ���') -I yards (hand woven) I DM Im.* Double Damask Cloth, 2 1-2 by .11-2 yards (hand woven) Two tin;.. One Double Damask Napkins, fl bg 27 in. (hand woven) j T����*ln* .!...,,, ,. Visitor Pastry Napkins S"> I '.in.i-k Carving Napkins or Tray Sofa. **n i'.itnii-k (or hemstitched Linen) .���������.nil Cloths. Tin. i* Kitchen Table Cloths, 2 by 2 yds. J��" ili-liiii|{ up Cloths, 1 1-4 by yds. ���WSS pnir line Linen Shet-ela, for doom lied, 2 :i*4 by 3 1-2 yards. I I'mr I'm.- Linen Sheets, for single bed, 'i by :i 1-2 yards. B I lot Linon 1'illow Covers. Servants' Cotton Sheets, 2 bjf I yards. 8 Servants' Cotton Pillow Covers. 12 Linen Huckaback Bedroom Towels. One dozen Linen Diaper Bedroom Towels (hemstitched) 6 pair Servants' Cotton Sheets, 2 by 3 yards. Nine Strong Linen Bedroom Towels (Servants') 6 Large While Turkish Bath Towels. Nine Housemaids' (Basin) Cloths. One dozen Strong Kitchen Rubbers. Six Linen Roller Towels. Three Pudding Cloths. Six Knife Cloths. Two Hearthrug Covers. 1 dozen Sponge Cloths, for Lamps. 2 Large White Turkish Bnth Sheets. One dozen (jlaas Cloths. One dozen Tea and China Cloths. On* dozen I'lieck Linen Dusters. One dozen Soft Polishing Dusters. thi Mduit. Hcwely petit., laiaer-i -lliKI has lit -unlacUm, art rrinpl ol \*t above price. : Carriage* Paid to Canadian Ocean Port, Montreal or Halifax. :- Walpoles' IRISH LINENS pjj 44F Bedford Street, BELFAST, l,RfLANJ> , MM IHusiraicd Catalogue on receipt of postcard to Walpoles, 173 Huron St. Toronto -+ = THE COSY CORNER DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO THE INTERESTS OK WOMEN EN j "w ��������**- ��*y 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 uf Prince Rupert are invited to contribute to its columns, and to take part in its discussions. Suggestions and criticisms are invited by the editor. The hope is expressed that "The Cosy Corner" will fill a social need. BLACK AND WHITE COAT SUIT Despite some of the early predictions that black and white would make way for more glaring colors, the combination is still holding its own in the world of good clothes. A striking coal suit of white Berge, shown above, has a broad band of black s.uiii down from and back of plain narrow skirt. Collar, cuffs, and large buttons are also of satin, and the coat of the short-waisted variety is heavily braided in while soutache in manlier illustrated. This si an extremely modish model for shore wear. Natural Rajah Silk Natural colored rajah silk is most becoming for summer wear. Wear with it a hat of the same color in chip straw, crin or braid with bandeau or cluster of some flower of becoming color, antl use touches of the same on the costume. NEW EMBROIDERY IDEAS Pretty White China Beads are Newest Now Beads si ill play as Important a part in the trimmings as they did earlier in the season, and all colors and kinds of them are very much used. Far newer than the metallic or glass ones, however, are those of while china and these are used in embroidery for all sorts of material ard occasions. Lovely scarfs of messaline or chiffon have on the cutis a deep border Water and Musk Melons and Fresh Fruits of all kinns are what you should eat this hot weather to keep healthy. We have just received a fresh consignment of CORN ON THE COB First of the Season ������Mi Groceries Prima Ham. Proviaiona Ideal Provision House Third Ave.. n.ar nth St. I'hone 190 done in beads of a contrasting color, as liny pink beads on a white scarf, or white laads on a pale blue one. Tunics made of very thin silk or chiffon also have this bead work, and ility are even used on the washable linen ard mull frocks. One Hi.(���trie gown shown had the entire front of the blouse closely embroidered, a smaller design on each side of the back, a straight deep band around the idge of thc kimono Blceves and an eight-inch band on lhe skirt. Smart parasols in dainty colors a.re shown with a border of these white china beads. The work is all done by hand and any of the designs formerly used for braiding may be chosen. Care must be exercised not to pull or draw the material in working, and also each bead should be sewn on by taking a tiny back stitch. This will prevent ihe entire design being ruined if the thread breaks or one bead works loose. Beaded bags are being carried, the long cord by which they swing from the arm being made of several strands of strung beads tightly twisted, For most delicious Bread, Dainly Biscuits, Etc.. use Robin Hood Flour Your Dealer Has It -*-*-*-*-* - ���-�����-��� �� ��- FRED. STORK -General Hardware- Builders' Hardware Vulves & Pipes Oxford Stoves Graniteware Tinware SECOND - AVENUE W. L. BARKER Architect Second avenue and Third street Over We&tenhaver Bros.' Office. MUNRO & LA1I.KY Architects, Stork Building, Second Avenue. Sfuli'il ii-mli-rs addrauod t�� tin* uniU-rititfrn-ii, und unilornt'd "Tender tor Public Bulldlnii Ksvm*- Htoki*. H. i'*." will im rtoelvta until i.uu p.m., un Mowluv. JuK 21, HU1, for tin* construction of a I'.ii.in- Building ut Roveutoke, ��������� C. I'luiu, ipeelfloaUoni ami form of contruct cuti bt) stH-ii iiml funiis of ii'inler ohtiiiiiod un uppli- cut Ion ut On* otllct- of Mr. Wm. lltMidt-rt-ion, naldtn. trohltocti Victoriu, li. ('., ut thi' Post OfflWi Ravelstoke. li- v., tnd ut this Dtputmant- Ptrtoni UndtWing in noiilii*ii thut tender* will nut in* eoftddsnd unliM mada on the printed forms bUpplii-tl, und signed with thuir netui.1 signuture-4, stating iheir occuimtiunH und plaOM of residence. In the cuse of firms, thu uctuul ���hicnutiire, the tiulute of the uccuputiuu and phicv of reKidenci- uf otoh memlier uf tho firm must he given. ..itch lender imiit he uccompanied l��y an uc- cepted cheque on ti cliurtered hunk, made pu> uhle to the order of the Honourable tho Minister uf Public Work*. i.i|uul to ten per cent (10 p.c.i of the amount of the tender, which will be forfeited If the penot. lendering decline to enter into u contruct when culled upon to do M. or full to complete the uork runtructed fur. If the tender be nut ucrepted the cheqt.e will be returned. The Depurtmeiii dues nut bind iUelf tu accept the lowest ur uiiy tender. By order, H. ('. DKSHOCHKKS, Secri'tury. Department of Public Works, Ottawa, June U. 1911. Newspapers wilt not be puid for this advertisement if they insert it without authority from the Department. 2t Double Weekly Service S.S. Prince Rupert, S.S. Prince George For Vancouver Victoria AND Seattle Mondays and Fridays, 8 a.m. To Make Croquettes Take some fresh mashed potatoes, well seasoned, fry io a golden brown in hot fat, crot|ueUi shaped. Remove carefully lo a hot platter. With a teaspoon make a deep depression in each one and fill with highly seasoned minced chicken. Strew the grated yolks of hard boiled eggs over the tops. THE USE OF LEFTOVERS What the Clever Cook Can Do With Them Any leftovers may often be used iii the making of soups. Where the midday meal is nicivK luncheon, not a luncheon-dinner, so planned for ilu- children, ilu* leftovers should be ulili/iil as entrees and served here. In no department of cooking is skill more needed than in making over dishes���hashes, in reality. The basis for most reheated meats, fish and vegetables is a sauce of some kind. Master the making of sauces and one is master of the well-made entree. And, after all, il is not the simplicity of the bill of fare, but how its dishes uncooked and served, thai makes of the meal a feast. At the Fountain Ice Cream Cones 5c, Ice Cream Sodas 10c, Sundaes 16c and 20c, Ice Cream 25e pint, 50c quart��� C. H. Orme, Pioneer Druggist, Phone 82. Letters to the Editor STUART & STEWART ACCOUNTANT8-:- AUDITORS Law- Butler Building Phone No. 280 Prince Ruoert P.O. Box 351 ALFRED CARSS, C V. DENNETT, B.A. of British Columbia of B.C.. Ontario. S��. ���nd ManiU.be Ban. kat.-h.wan and Al- torta Ban. CARSS & BENNETT Barristers, Notaries, Etc. OIBee-Exchange block, corner Third av*-nu. and Rlalh slr*el. I'rince Itunrn. S WM. S. HALL, L.D.S., D.D.S. Dentist. Crown anil Bridge Work a Specially. All dental operation* skilfully Inatad. Gaa and local anesthetics administered for th* painless ci- tnctlon of teeth. Ctmsulullon free. OHIces: Helirerenn Block. I'nnce tl.ii.rrt 11-11 The Hoard of limit.uv Commissioners, for Canada will hold a sitting at Prlnco Hupert. B. C.. on or uliuut thu 111th day ol August, 1911. at the hour of 11 o'clock In the forenoon for the purpose of t. .unit manors, applications, or complainte filial wllh the Hoard and servod upon the parties inter.-i.ted in accordant*.* with the Rules and Regulations of the Hoard. By Order of Ihe Board. A. II. CAKTWRIliHT. Secretary Board ol Hallway (*ommiaalont*ra for Canada. Dated at Ottawa this Jt.lh Day ol June, 1911. A lei M Man...,. ��.A.. W.K W,lllams.n a.. I..I..H WILLIAMS & MANSON Barrister*, Solicitors, etc Box 286 Prince Rupert, B.C P. o. box �� 1-ltlNCE RUPERT JOHN E. DAVEY TEACHER OF SINGING runt or wm. roxox. na.. a.i.a.h..'ion.. ana GEORGE LEEK MERCANTILE AGENCY COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS SIXTH STREET prince Rupert I lWr.C AVC CARTAGE and Lill-UdAlJ STORAGE C. T. P. Transfer Agent. Orden promptly filled. Price reasonable. OFTICE- H. B. Rochester. Centre SL Phon. ��� THE IROQUOIS Sealed Tender, ail.li. I to the undenlirned. and endorsed "Tender for Public Building. Chllllwack. B.C.," will be received at thia ofllce until 4.1X1 p.m. on Monday. July .'ith, 1911, for the con- all-union of a Public Building. Chllllwack. B.C. Plans, specification and form of contract can be ���wen .nd forms of tender obtained at the olllce of Mr. Wm. Henderson. Resident Architect, Victoria B.C.. at lhe Poal OHIce. Chllllwack. B.C.. and at thia Department. Peraona lendering are nollfle.1 that lend- m will not be conatderod unleaa made on the printed forma aupplled, and elgrted with their actual signatures, staling their occupations and places of resklence. In the caee of (Irma. the actual slgnalun. the nature of the occupation, and place of residence of each mcmlier of the ���I in must be given. Each lender musl be Bccompanlcd by an accepted cheouc on a charlerval bank, payable to lhe order of the Honourable the Minister uf Public Works, equal to ten per cnt. of the amount of the lender, which will I-- forfeited If the person tendering decline lo enter Into a contract when called upon to do eo. or fall to complete the work contracted for. If lhe tender be not accepted the rhe-iu.- will be t.-tnitie.1 The Department doe. nut bind luelf lo accept the lowest or any tender. By order. Ii f l>|-st:ocill'.lis. Secretary Department nf Public Works. Ottawa. June L'.i. 1911 Nawapaper* will not be paid for thi. advcrtl.*. mem If they Insert ll without authority front li.e Department. IU-IM For Stewart, Tliursiluya anil Sundays at H ii.m. Special fare on Sunday boat, $9.60 return including meals ami berth. ... Prince Albert sails for I'ort Simpson, Naas River, Masst-t, Naden lliulioi-, Wednesdays, l.oo p.m. and f'ir: Queen Charlotte Island points, Saturdays 1 p.m. Railway Service to Copper River Mixed trains from Prince Rupert Wed nesdays and Saturdays, 1 p.m., returning Thursdays and Sundays 5.20 p.m. The Grand Trunk Railway System connecting with trains from the Pacific coast operates a frequent and convenient service of luxurious trains over its double track route between Chicago, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Halifax, Portland, Hoston, New York and Philadelphia. Atlantic Steamship bookings arranged via all lines. Full information and tickets obtained from the office of A. E. McMASTER FREIGHT AND PASSENGER AGENT Canadian Pacific Railway 4^m%\\. B.C. Coast Service ��� Famous Princess Line S.S. PRINCESS MARY Monday, July 17th, 6 p.m. FOR VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE J. G. McNab General Aganl S.S. INLANDER ...FOR... HAZELTON MONDAY, JULY 17th Take the fast light-draught steamer Inlander for Hazelton, H. B. Rochester - Agent AAA-l-i-jJ. tmM \ 'TTTTTTT1 LAND PURCHASE NOTICE POOL English and American Billiards Twelve Tablei SECOND AVE The Telephone Humorist Sir,���The following appears from lime to lime in the columns of your contemporary: "The Empire's telephone number is, business oftice, 04 I.lack; editorial rooms, M Green." Business office black���cititori.il rooms green. How fitting are tin- color emblems. Is there some humorist at work on the telephone staff? Yours, P. A. T. Fruit : Produce : Feed WHOLESALE H. H. Morton - 3rd Ave. FRANK D. KEELEY WHOLESALE ANI) RETAIL DRUGGIST Phone No. 200 P. O. Box 580 PRINCE RUPERT. B. C. F. W. HART UNDERTAKER * EMIIALMER RTOCK '������Mil . f. I ll.... i S2 Skeen* land Dislrict District ol Coast Range i Take nolle, that Ssrsh K Alton ol Prlnce* Itupert. occupst inn nuraa, Intenda lo apply lor pern.i*wlon lo purchaae lhe lollowing -inscribed land. Commencing et a poet planted at Ihe North- wasl corner 140 chains easterly (slightly north' Iron, the northeast earner ol Lot 1116 lllarvey Survc) ��� Coast District. Range V, thence SO ehalna eaat, thenee SO chaina aoulh, thenee 40 chains weat, ihenee 40 chain, nonh. ihenee 40 chain. weat, thence 40 chain, north lo peat ol commencement cnnlBlnlng IHO acm more or leas. Dsled June II. 1(11. SARAH E. ALTON Pul- July It. y r.-l It..hi. r. Agent Skeena land Diatrict District ol Coast Range li Take notice thai Stanley tirren of Prince Ruperl. II. C occupallon miner. Intends to apply tor permission lo purchs*-* lh* following de*crllH*d Ian-It Commencing at a post nlenied 10 chains south and 40 chains weal ol the northwest corner ol Lot IT n. Laketse Valley. District ol Coaal Range '.. thenre Beat 10 chaina. thence aoulh SO chaina, Ihence eesl 40 chains, thence nonh SO chains to point ol eommencement. Slaked June .10lh. IVI1 STANLEY CRKKN Pul. Jul. I -. Locator K++-H ii w. j. McCutcheon CanHn compIrU> stork of Drum. Special attention paid to filling pmwrfpUonR. Theatre Block phone No. 79 Second Ave. ������������+��������+���������������������� NEW WELLINGTON COAL LIME BRICK PLASTER CEMENT SHINGLES, LATH, BLACKSMITH COAL Land Registry Office Re Lots 10, 64 and 171, Range 4, Coast Diatrict Where., proof ol loss of Certificate of Title No. iM-lfi*-* to the above named property. Issued In the name of the Canadian Pacific Sulphite Cmt-sny. Limited, has been Died In this ofllce, notice Is hereby given lhal I shall at the esplra- lloft of one month from the tlrel publication hereof Issue a duplicate of Ihe said Certificate of Title unless In the meantime valid objection be made to me In writing. Dated ai the Und Heglalry Olllce al Prince Rupert. B.C.. thia 2Plh day of June. llll. WM. I BURRITT. Diatrict Regiatrar of Titles Do You NEED 80ME SCRIBBLING PADS FOR YOUR OFFICE U8E7 We have a stock in good bond paper VERY CHEAP THE DAILY NEWS PHONE M ROGERS & BLACK Phone 116 Palace Ice Cream Parlor 2nd Ave., next u> old nfl*c�� of Optimlit, -.���il only STOKES' ICE CREAM Best made in .Seattle. Fruit and Candy, wholesale end Retail. Look for Hash aigi. at night. SAM COWEN. Proprietor Phone 330 City Scavenging Mr. J. G. Weitton announces that he Im- commenced work for the city. All orders received at the Office, 5th St. Phone 42 Prince Rupert Lodge, I.O.O.F. NO. 63 Meet* in the Helgercon Block Every Tuesday Evening All membera of the order in thc city are requcnted to visit the lodge. J. P. CADE. N. (5. H. II. MORTON. Sec. Psi.*u..$is;8;��^ ii v. v.i .:i E II ��� .:? $ *-�� *>����� (I. .!> I INVESTMENTS JEREMIAH H. KUGLER He sells Buildings He sells Contracts He has Houses to Rent He buys Lots He builds Homes Special Bargains in KitBi-las Lands Francois Lake Lands Lakelse Lands Hazelton District Lands Hulkley Valley Lands Kispiox Valley Lands Porcher Island Lands Kitsumkalum Landa, Sand, Crave! and Marble Deposits He buys lx-rises He lonns Money He has Farms For Sale He sells Houses He rents Stores Lut Your Properties with Jeremiah H. Kugler $ Second Avenue, Prince Rupert, B. C. THE DAILY NEWS ROSE HARBOR'S $70,000 Jf gtf . ���**�������. |<WMhH%l ������*���*���>.��� ���*���*����* l-a-^l ��� -��. . ��� *-.*���-. > -***���.. ��� ���*���**.. . . -w. ������ w-��������������� Whale Just Landed Ounce find of ambergois || "The News" Classified Ads* -One Cent A Word For Each Insertion^ Mass Waighing 240 Pounds Got in Carcase of a Sperm j I u it it u Sells in Europe at $20 an A Rich Haul A mass of ambergris weighing immense value is the fact thai while almost odorless itself, ambergris possesses the peculiar faculty of being able to intensify perfumes and is largely used by the Parisian perfumers, It is mn ai all frequently found, and is valuable accordingly. Tlu- s|K*nn whalt* from which the latest supply has been obtained mi fortunately, i*. only the fourth nf the Bpecies ever landed at Rose Harbor. KILLED BEFORE HIS WIFE'S EYES Tragic Fatal Accident Overtakes Mars the American Aviator Fell at Erie Exhibition. about 'ill) lb*-, and valued ai approximately 170,000 has been obtained from the carcase of a sperm whale brought shore at the beginnii g i ( this week ai Rose Harbor Whaling Station on Moresb) Islai d, the southernmost of the Queen Charlotte group. This i- an exampli of one "l the biggest i��'-.-il'h plum- of the whaling venture on thes coasts, and well repays the whalers for their reall) arduous toil, Ambergris st-ll*. in Europe ai nearly $-0 ai ounce Explainii g the i aturc of the tii il ai.! thi r.. -.M for iis greal value, thi Manager from the Rosi Harbor Whalii g station remarks ll'.ii ii i- "i l>- from tilt- sperm whale thai thc stuff is ever obta 1 Ambergris i- a morbid secretion ol the nature i f an abscess, which cl..i- and hardens i'i the intesti ics of the whale. Ii is believed thai vnen ���������* machine fell from the formation i- caused by tin presence in the whale's stomach of parts of the l����li, - of cuttle fish which the whale devours. S|xnn whales .-.re fonder of cutUe li-ii thai the averagi boy's bcsl K-trl is of candy, and cuttle fish, like candy, doesn'i always agree with "The Hotel Ji nah" of sir >pi nn \\' The ami* rgris i- ... ..-i. i ally treated like the prophci by the whali. and is thus somi times found ii' ��� the Ma. ..r cast fhc r.-.i-. >n fur i'- -THEY WILL REPAY A .---��., .-aw a-^a.-^rf ***** **************%%*******��*' ���^ ���.������*������������ iM CAREFUL LOOKING OVER- _ MM The Insurance People KV! hi i'i A**:- OV INSURANCE. HET lH'R RATH The Mack Realty and Insurance Co. PbOM :"-' Third Avonucnnd Fulton St Lost and Found A. BROWN TRIED AGAIN TO GET BOTTLE LICENSE License Commissioners After a Brief Deliberation Re. fused to Consider the Matter���Said Application Was Out of Order in Many Ways l . adiai Press I >cspatch) Erie, Pa., July 15.���Mars, the well known American .'.viator, was fatally injured hen* lasi evening height .'l Beveral hundred feet in an exhibition performance. M.ir> was underneath the machine �� n it struck. His wife witnessed the accident. Her condition i*- very serious owing t.> the nervous shock >lu* underwent. There i.-. in. hope for Mars' recovery. Over 10,000 PRESCRIPTIONS Have been dispensed by us j since we came to Prince j Rupert This is the best I testimony that our j DRUGS ARE PURE I and that we are Specialists in Prescriptions Everything that should be in an up-to-iiate druggists store we keep. : : : LOST-Eyef5la��aea. In ease. Flnd�� plan, ap. ply Morte H. Craig, Arctic Btudlo. Ill-Wl FOl.-ND-Purse containing a Ittm ��'f nuinry A; ��� ply Prince Rupert Generul H,.*uiital. 1M-1--5 i 1 FOl'ND-Eureko Cleaning and PrtMlM >'��� "'���- ( puny. Men's suits .-leaned uti.l prest"-! ll'*'- ' Ladies' suits pressed and cleaned. l'r> clean- ��� ing aapecialty. Room 13 W'.-atep.hti.er HI'-cl.. : phone red tin. 1.'1-1IT l.OST-50 price coupon, iaaue.1 !������ lhe P "\*" . Studio. These coupons will la* accepted I ! presented before July 3rd til lite I'eer.es Studio. Alder Block. 111-117 ��� '-**..'**..��-���-->. *-.��'*-. a> *aa..aaa...^...^a.���*���*-'���*-**-**-���*���-A Bsniah Thsl Headache-Act More Quickly Than Tabids. Pills or Wafers If your dealer dues not keep them we will mall you a Imx I la powders) on receipt of 25 cents. ).!.. M ATHIEU Co.,Props., Sherbrooke. P.Q. For Rent Look out for the special coronation films that will be shown at the Phenix Theatre next Wednesday. Good vaudeville and pictures tonight. BOTTLE LICENSES WERE RENEWED 1 +a~ *~~. .��� ~ + ;.-roomed furnished house; sink and water. Alao a two-roomed house. Call at Pulton St and 7th . Ave.. Mrs. Dixon. !'���1 '.' Mclntyre Hall, for concerts, ei'.t.-rt'iinnicnl*. dnneeit. etc. Apply J. H. Regan, phone 116. | Furnished Cottage, modern C'inveniences, for 1 summer months. Apply Mrs. Alder, trd A..-.. ! opposite News Office. 147-1.10 1 Three-room flat in Wcstenhnver Block, ttt l'-r I month; flat in Clapp Building. US; other flat* ! and houses furnished and unfurnished. Appl:- Wcstcnhavcr Bros., phone l'-1. U7-wi j Six-roomed Houae t.�� rent; modern conveniences, j | Fraser St.. Apply Director. Cohen & Co. U3-tf ' Wanted-Small house! furnished or partly furnished. Suit.' terms tc Box K. t'aily NaWfcMO-tJ Commodious house, corner 6tlt Ave ar.d Thompson St.. furnished or unfurni.l-.ed. Phone ".-l**! | or P.O. Box MS. Stores and offices for rent. Al plv Pr. Melntyre. Third Ave., phone green 5'.'. US-ta Neatly Furnished Rooms; gentlemen preferred.. Apply Mrs. Mullln. over Majestic Theatre. HS-lm Phone 2��i If you want to rent a home, furnished or unfurnished, corner 6th Ave. and Thompson [ Street. All modern conven ��� m.-. Cosy furnished rooms. Mr,. Rower. Somerset j Rooms. Third Avenue, between Seventh und ; Eighth. 117-tf At the meedng of the Licence Board yesterday before any other business was dune W. K. Fisher who has been acdng for Mr. Austin Brown the disappointed ap plicanl for a bottle licence, asked whether the application had lieen refused by the Commissioners only on the ground thai Mr. Brown had not produced the statutory declaration to ihe effect that lie had complied with the requirements of the Act In reference to the signatures of property owners, I etc. He said if it were merely on this ground thai the application had been turned down ii mighl be re-consideretl still as there ia nothing in the statute to preclude a verbal declaration being given to ilu- effect required, and this Mr. Brown was prepared tu give, it lie discussion, ihe I'ided noi to er> consider this application as >us. (jested by Mr. Fisher as the City Solicitor maintained thai Mr. Brown's application paper*, wen* lot in order in other aspects besides the one mentioned by Mr. Fisher. After some Commissioners d IS YOUR NAME ON THE CENSUS? If Not, You can Help Com. Mobley to Get in a Correct Return by Letting Him Know Within This Fortnight. A BIG PROJECT AT VICTORIA Uplands Farm at Cadero Bay Changes Hands for $1,500,000. Will be Turned into a Choice Residential Suburb. Are you on the census? If you have lhe slightest doubt that (Canadian Press Despatch) Victoria, July 15.���The larj -: Do away with this. Patronize a white your name has lieen overlooked i real estate deal In the history laundry. White labor only at Pioneer Laundry. Phone 118 by ihe census man, because of,of this city was consummated your absence from the dty during I yesterday when George Barbry, his rounds, or for any other reason, * acting for a Furo-ican sy-.tli.-.u**. r Help Wanted !! STETSON HATS!! A new shipment of thene have just been received, in all the latest styles and shades. Teacher wanted for the Port ,<impion Public j School. S;i!.irv.;*"iM'rni"" Apply tn John . Peane, Schorl Truntee. Stating attainment* and | enclose testimonials. 1": -1 ���"���' Wanted 2^ I*at��rcn<. Apply Pacific Coa��t Construction Company. Diicby (aland. 1M-1M Girl wanted, immediately, for light housework. Apply Mrs. D. Cohen, phone tt 150-tf WtMTtttJO, Muckers feOO, mntsd at Hidden Creek Copper Co.. Goose Bay. Take S.S. Vadso or Venture. U-tf Two irond Joiners wanted. Apply Pacific Construction Company. Ditrby I*lund. * 17-16" Boarders Wanted -4 SAY! You are look ing for a nice stylish Hut. so just call in and make your si-lection liefore t!u-y all go. : : W�� alto have a fine w'ection of "Dr. Jaeger" weir just arrived; in fact we carry everything for the well dressed man. PEE OUR WINDOWS Sloan & Company HIXTH -Till I 1 SPECIALISTS ALOIS BLOCK -i ������������*���������*���*���* *���*���*���*���*���*������ ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� * ��� ��� ��� ��� Prospectors' and Miners' Supplies CONTINt'El) FROM PAGE 1 .������ nounce that alter a hurried consultation with his client he was authonsed by Mr. Maynard to give up ihe wholesale licence. Two in One Bottle Licence After mentioning casually ih.it tin* meani g of the word "retail" a- d it- application to bottle li- .-. - was the subject of litigation a, prise-,i at Victoria ar.d that the decision come to there mightI *���*�������� wtntad Am* t.ii* *. Room.. 2nd av��. .'fleet thisciiy, (.'..ninii-si.i.r.er Man- a^,^.^.^,^^,^.^,^,^^.^. Bon wert on to Bay: "I under-|j stand iluu two parties are working j .hist- iWo Imtile lieei.ce.s together.!*' If this i- so ihe Hoard desires to a r*w cu��* hom*ni<* moms ch*.p to st*ad>- . . , , , roomers. Kinir Go..rire Hotel, ind Avenue. have ilu- assurance that these two hi-ws li - are being operated in-1 ���-������^������~"~.*~.-�����~-'~*^-*~���~-^-+ '������ l" .idecdy ,.r there will be trou- j Situations Wanted ble for tlnni at the end of six if { ^i^.. nan a ii .n.ii.n am 11.11.H.4 months over the question of re- ��� ... I '��� Poaltion Wanted In real elate office. Small aal- Jl***u* I ary and commiaainn. Fifteen year'a experience Tn ibiat Mr l-.ra.^ i-asraltorl il.-.i travelling for a Chicaa-o B-holesal* irrocery con- IO tills .\lr. I irss leplleil tll.lt' ���rn. u���, ���f reference. A.ldre.a anawer to h.* w.,s in entin ignorance of any '*^-^wiit.iiUi^^sdin��io��.Aft��is. mutual understanding lietween the . .u���_l,<_l,tt_<,>L���-,_l,T_���-ljr. ,L ,_L, , -^ parties in regard to the operation 17 of the licences. Certainly no document existed to show that they were in partnership. But Mr. Cans would make enquiries to discover whether any sort of arrangemem existed between ilu- liarlie*. In lore renewal became lie- i ��� -. ry. The Chief of Polio was assured l.\ Mr. Mai son th: . lhe Lie. ce B. . nl would give' him every siip- poi. i i his work of - i g that the l.i.' ���. Law was properly enforced. Real Estate.. OFFERINGS For Sale Refore liuyinff your Stove or R.nve so* A. J. liallatiil. McBride and Fifth Ave. Cook stove. from 114. 12��-lm Flt.t cl.ss K'-.ti.ii,.- Ilnuae, ten rooms, house- . ��� i. ��� .- and sinitl*. newly furnished. Price HOOi Fur term, apply owner on premises, Drexel R.-oininir House. 2nd Ave. 1 ll-tf i you have still an opportunity iduring the next fortnight to have I the omission rectified. Send your ���aim* in to Census Commissioner Frank Mobley, and he will see to it that a *. pecial agent is sent round with the ptpers for you. It is ihu your loss particularly if your name is left out of the ccrsus, liui it is Bri.ice Ru|H-rt's, British Columbia's, and Carada's. Kvery .leme couius for Ca-ada. The great Dominion deserves a Lol 18, block 20. section 1, $6300. Lot on Third Avenue for $2100. Lot i>, block 4, section 5, $1300. Lots 25 and 26, block 19, section 5, $1500 pair. Lots 44 and 45. block 15, section 5, $1800 pair. Lots 24 and 25, block 7, section 6, $950 each. These lots are by far the best buy in section 6. Lot 9. block 19. section 6. $1825. Cash record-lircaki.'.g census roll this S^,!^^XtfqualpaymcntS >-������. ''��� Northern B. C. where Fine residential fot on Fourth Avenue ihe work of gatheri-g in lhe rallies Two'lK Ambrose Ave.. $400 each. ����������� been the mosl arduous in lhe Double corner on Seventh Avenue for |;>. il, the Special effort of llic-e $800 pair, easy terms. wh() ^ h;,vo Wvl] ,,v,-rlcK��kc���i hy Double corner on the Plaza for $550. ,j,c t.nunier.-lors is a courtesy- Good level lot in section 8 for $250. ... . ,*. Terms $25 cash, balance $10 month, which every giMKl citizen should ���For Rent | gladly render. 5-room House with bath, $25 month. 4-room House with bath, $25 month. Two Stores on Third Ave. -INSURANCE- McCaffery & Gibbons Prince Rupert Haielton Real Recommendation A Slater Shoe needs no recommendation. It is well known. The Acme Clothing Company, Second avenue, have ihe sole agency- for this excellent shoe. Blank Books Business Chances Oood ni ���* ������> in M-.a-tnrf Pictures. Wanted-A rty tn atari tr.i.virK rirture show In Prince I ���il'.T. v. ��� ������ ��� ��� :��� ; .ii ti.tili.i. II Ilavis. , Wall it xti. Wis. I'lT-wl Rar il IMP,1.1 1AI I IIETAII. Fishing Tackle Sporting Goods Everything that should b��j in a first class Hardware Store you will find .AT THE. * ��� * #�� PROVINCE HAD T Fire In!Urance A GOOD YEAR i .-*-..-*-.*^ Hon. Dr. Young, Points Out to Victoria Board of Trade Some Evidences of Prosperity. THE British Union nnd National Fit.* In.urance Cotnpnny of London, F.niflantl. with rtit.ital 0112,600,000.00. Sin u�� for ratea. The Mack Realtv and In.urnnr,* Company. "o-lf r Prince Rupert Hardware and Supply Company THIHI) AVENI.'E PHONE 120 (I nnadian Pn ss Despatch) Vicioria, Jiil> 15. In a review if thc progress of British Colum- ; Dia. in practically every line of ��� material endeavor Hon. Dr. Young, Provi eial Secretary, in speaking M liefore ihe annual meeting of the *T i Board of Trade today, pointed ** .on thai while the foreshadowed Real Estate * * Yon run MTt 6ta ��� ilay. We can ��*-ll you Rood lnts fur '<ar �� -! i. rhdnn ::"'< and Ui ui join forced. H. K. McRae A Co. 15-M62 ��� ���-������������������-�����-�������-��������������������������-������������� The Continental Trust Co., Ltd. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $500,000 LL. , OFFICERS. WM 7 KMCINM D *mf4*M DAVID II. HAYS. I��� Vic.Pres. MY Kl/r 1 I I, c ' "OjWN, 2nd Vlce-Pres. and Manager aK' s"���"-'v r���o,ur��� r �� I'F.ri-KsoN. i*.���, \i '';':."",r,*""''''i��ini,if���,,��� ""' '���������'���"�� ond |nlu,a���r, Flitol I,..,,,. '<���<"." or Assignee Farm Land, and Mine, .!?.-!"?.' Ca" "f H,��' F.stale Kacrom Agents Keglttrat and Transfer Agenl Truit ���, ��� a.,.,, fte.i Safe DfSMll Voull n'nuZ.e'.^" """"���*' -'���!Deed, of Ttvsl ..,.,.,��� ^_ Collection* UVVm DEPARTMENT, 4 pm ������,. on Dft<11((1 ' * "W n:^^;;;x^'?-^---'��� ** ***" ��� ' Uie revei,in* for tin* fiscal year ending 1010 had lieen placed at 17,000,* 020.06, the actual revenue reached had been 110,481,418.01. This was three and a half millions In excess of the government anticipations, and ineanl a surplus over ex- penditurcs Instead of a deficit as I���; il been expected, Got Sole Rights A shier shoe is a guarantee if style and wear, h i*. THE si oe. The Acme Clothing Store, S eoeil avenue, Iu,h the sole in this lily. Sweder Bros. Bag to announce that they hiivt* bought out the interest of Mr. Louis Kudnick held In the firm of Kudnick & Sweder, custom tailors, etc., nnd hope to be favored with the patronage of former customers. : : : ...Helgerson Block RELIEF TRAINS FOR PORCUPINE ' Five Left Toronto Today Relief Fund Has Reached a Total of $40,000. (Canadian I'rt-s Despatch) Toronto, July 18. -This morning jihe fifth relief train lefi Tt iron to ��� for Cochrane ard Porcupine with supplies. The relief fund for ihr sufferers '��� . -, grow.1 10 140,000. The loss if life is no. as ^rtal as was at firs, feared, many who ai first figured in the death list having since bei i found alive. 1.KU'.1 US JOURNALS CASH BOOKS TIMF. BOOKS STOCK BOOKS MKMORANDUMS COLUMNAR BOOKS LOOSE LEAF BOOKS Every rnling, size and binding always in stock to suit particular people. McRae Bi lae tiros., Ltd. ItVrSVTHINO FOR THF. OFFICE To Cool Off Luscious fresh fruits of all kinds, including some fine watermelons and musk melons, fresh veg-etables, so healthy this | weather. New corn on the cob, and new groceries are specials at the Ideal Provision House, today, 1 Phone 190. ARRANGEMENTS ALTERED G. T. P. Moving Picture Artist Didn't Come Today Owing to an alteration in the arrangements the expert of the G. T. P. Publicity Depart mint, coming here to take moving pic- lures of the city aid district, he Take notice thai the partnership consisting of did l'Ot arrive Oil till' S.S. Prince Notice agency The Continental Trust Company, Limited, Hanger) l.y ��� Silken Thread Our prohpi-i ion, Boot* are sewed Iwlth silken thread. Just yon ret ihem ul Seott, l-ioud & Co. A BARGAIN 2 cleared and level lots, with house, on 9th Ave., for sale as owner Is leaving the city. Good terms. John LetiKet .n*l Berryninn Halt William.. . ar rylnK on a grocery antl general merchandlae Dual- 1 l .eorgC. ness In the city of Prince Kupert, In the Province ,, i of British Columbia, untler the name of "Leggett! Ill" ai'l'olllpal ll'll A Williams" was dissolve,! on the 1.1th day of I . ^ . \i July. lull. All accounta owing to the partner- , Irom SealllC II) \ ship nre lo l-e paid to the said Alfred Berryman , ��� ,,��� ,. _, . Halt William., who also aasumea all liabilities of | look plCllins alol g till* route the partnership. 1. LEOOETT, A. B. WILLIAMS Datad SI Prince lluperl this 18 day of July.ltll 1SS-1M JOHN DYBHAVN P.O Box 167 Make Your Own Ice Cream If you would like to have fresh ice cream, home made, you should get a freezer at the Prince Rupert Hardware and Supply Company, 'Phone 120. Pattullo Block Third avenue. the steamer incouver am He is expected to come right through tO here, hut found he was wanted elsewhere for a few days. Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners. 'Phone 4 INSERT YOUR LAND PURCHASE NOTICES IN THE NEWS purchased from Messrs. Kirliv. Ooldfield & Gardiner of Winnipeg, the property known as Uplands Farm, at Cadero Bay for 11,600,000 It is the intention of the new owners to lay out the property as a choice surburliaii residential property. BUILDING PERMITS Several Cottage Residences are to be Started This Week The following building i>crtnii- have lieen issued lllis week: Fred Daniels, residence on Tenth s.reel. 0081 $300. George MacGar, addition en First avenue, cost SUM). .Amos Ross, tenement on Water street, cost $800. Mrs. F. Hoffman, alterationi to house on Fraser street, cosi ���**.!���>. Mr. F. Stork, alterations and addition to store on Second aw* nuc. cost 81,000. Mrs. M. Watson, residence wi Borden street, cost SIMM). Douglas and Allison, residence on Fourth avenue, cost S'.MHt. LAND PURCHASE NOTICE Caaaiar Und Dbulct- Dial net of Skaena Tak. nolle* tbat I. Lmiuel Freer ol l.r.eou.t. occupation broker, inlend lo apply lor permi"" to purchaae the following de*nt*edr lands t ommenclng al a port pl.nled on the atton* In a northerly direction Irom Port Nfla"'. < �� '''��� marked L. P.. S. E. Comer, ihenee -���' eh*w north, tbme. ��0 chain, wert. ihenee S" '""" aoulh to ahor. Un*. thenre .long the 'Ut. i* point ol commencement, containing W term mat. Il.teal June 10, l��lt Pub. July a. LEM1 111 1HI'-1R J. M. Coll.aa.ti. Agaal Sk**n. Und DUtriet--Dtatrirt ol Co.-. ��������������'J Tak. note* that Llnlord Sewell B.II ���' 1 "���" ltu|i��rt, B. C, ,*eeup.llon locomotue ��������� ��!-���*�� Intends to .pply lor permission lo pums-�� "" following dram bed Und.: .. C..mm��nc,ng .1 . post pUnted on the n* bank ol th* Zimofotlla lliaef b1h.hi ' mil*, dlst.nl lupslraam. In . **.!��!) -liren-e" Irom ihe junction ol the Little /Jmog*'���'> """ .nd Ihe m.in Zlmogotita Illver. thenc* i cb.in*. thence wert 10 ehalna. thenc.* chaina. tbence *art 411 chains to post nt ���������� meneemenl containing IfiO aeir. m,-re or '*����� . O.lr.1 Jun. 7. 1911. LINI'OltO SI." IU ��1��'- Pub. Julys. Ow. R. Pum.m. .��.��*��' Sk*an. Und Dlrtrict-Dlrtnct ��"**-���!���'���,!. Tak. notie. th.t I, Chalk*. Fr��Jer,ca ��� - -M ol Slawart, B. C, occupallon lieigbler. <?';"'', apply lor parralarton to purchaaa tb* I.IU.M i|**crib*d l.nda: .... Comma-nclng at a port pl.nled on laa r* bank ol lb. N.a. rlvar .bout aU ���Sa.ygg lork. ol tb. N'aa ri��.r, th.no. ��uth N e-iu* thene. waat M ch.ina. thenc. north ml cn�����. thenca nal SO cb.lna lo point ol eotnmcnceraeti,. eiinlsltiing 610 Bern. mor*or less ��,..-r.*iIF Dsted March 25, MIL CIIAIILES F. ��1'-T',A*'r Pub. Hay 17. Frank 8ldo.y Wright. A��*nt Skwn. Und District-Diatrict ol Com' . T.k. nolle, th.t I, WillUm John t-crle*. -J Princ. Hupert. B. C, occupition rancher. in.����� lo apply lor permiaalon to purchase the louo*,*a diavrihe.1 Und.; . . ...t Commencing at a port planted al; the'*-���",, ortmol Ut J06S, lUng. 6, Coart Distri. ..*���'��� outh ��0 chaina. th.no. M��t 40 chait,.. ��"-j w.a.1. OO .k.l��. ikaaaa WM. Ill fllSlll. IO I _. torn*r wuth ���wrth 20 ehalna, th.nc. wan aw a..-��� al mmrn.ncs-m.nl, contsinina- SO .craa. m fikaaUtttt WILLIAM JOHN' ������'������;V Pub. April 2>. Skvna Und DUtrlct -Diatrict ol IMH' Tak. nolle, th.t WIMUm MP '_,,��. ol Princ. Rupwrt, B. C, occupation JJTffi nund. lo apply lor parmlaalon to purchaaa lollowlng daMi-tbad l.nda: . .,... Commondng .1 . po*** pUnted .t",ti. ... , miU. Kuth ol lh. lorGTol lh. ��* "V mi rhara, thane* aoulh DO ch.ina, thence u ch.lM, then*, north BO *.lnfc thence eu """"��� WILLIAM FREDERICK 0****��* Dated April 11, 1��11. . ..��, Pub. May 11. Ktanri. 9. rwlo"* A'��� 8k��n. Und DUtrlct-Dlstrlcl ol <���'.-"'' ���( _Tak. nolle, thai I, Branton Jordon hi.'"'. Plinw Ru��CTt. II. C, occup.tion contract"'. "' to apply for permUalon to purchaae th. lo��l daacrit-ed landa: ,. .������* Comm.ncing at a port pl.nled about ������ mile, south and (2) two mllea wset ol "��� ' b of While .nd Flat rlrer., lhrt.ee ��0 *jJ����"K Ihenc. 80 eh.lns wast, Ihenee SO chain" Ihsnc 80 chain, mm. ��� UflflRl BRENTON JOBDON MQgJJ Dairtl April 20, 1911. FrancU 8. rrwlo"* Ar' Pub. May It. Skaana Und Dlrtrlct-Dlatrlct ol Off* ,lu. Tak. nolle, that 1. Alfred Kyt. ol I rim* ,��� P��t, B. c, occupation ��t��*trlcl.o, '"''r.,,! apply lor permUsion to purehaM ����� I"1**""��� d*��rib*d Und.: . .kn-e Cammmdng at a port planted about mi '_,, mlUa anuih ol th. lorka ol tba While an��I c rlvara, th.nc. 80 chaina aouth, thane. W *' m mm, lh.no. ao chain, north, Ihrtitse HO cn D��lad April 18, 1911. Pub. May 11. ���MHL-Eg FrancU 8. PrtaX"1
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Title | The Daily News |
Alternate Title | [The Prince Rupert Optimist] |
Publisher | Prince Rupert, B.C. : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1911-07-15 |
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Notes | Titled The Prince Rupert Optimist up to and including April 29, 1911; titled The Daily News May 1, 1911 and thereafter. |
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Date Available | 2015-12-10 |
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