ftite, Shiles & Co REAL ESTATE CM* St. PI"��� & Toi";"MF. 2, NUMBER I.M. ***** NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C., TIESDAY MORNING, JULY ft. m SUGHT ij COUNCIL MEETINb [, ... Members Absent���Sit- ; tjng- Short and But Little i ine. i f)*i" q =T- White, Shiles & Co. FIRE INSURANCE NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C $* /IS PER WEEK &_t- :. . ��� L r '��� -. r ,- Local Owls Greet Big Wisdom This Evei Bird The first official i an ���-.. -.,.;������ . ��� : ' t< Ioca .' v , ��� . .,..���''���:... esti i tei mi tnbe I hi m v* : . ii ihe Eagles' hi 1 BLUE PRINT SHOWS TRAM LINE ROUTT CANNING CHERRIES. Fruit Cannery Puts up Every Day 200 Gallons DEATH (MS TWO PIONEER MTIERS WATER FOR DISTILLERY. Special Pipe Being Laid to Factory This Week. The New Westminstir Fruit Pack-1 " Tie city force working under the ing ce mpanj ie- doing a tremendom direction of Water Superintend* i Vancouver and Lulu Island bU8ines_ iie paoklng cherries, which Alex. Ewen and Frederick Stott will commence tomorrow laying is om .if all comparison to the amount Railway Road Defined��� Council to Approve Plan. ! ��������� tl :. e ��� mcil i'' theii reguh . uinf was waits assistant !������< ni 11 ��� c Blectrli rs ink) . tie:.: I :��� 01 ii dale lit- p ibe . . i is compan: i -1 ��� rei" bul ow .i. . oi Ki ��������� .ie . Qra; ..... a was al< ��� :,. :���.,; Muiie.- er Spi thai hit com.) u i all details pert! i nt ft'estminstei I . .. ... ted ;e> s..-: . . - ...--e' laid on thi . ��� i p at a futuri mei:.:.. leath oi saction of business, uii tie consequent aba nei ���'..-..- . n '��� - ��� ��� ... ne ovi '���vi ___________________________________________________________ . , ��� . . :��� ler of Owls : .. . ��� be ;..,.... one e lie 200 members in this i meet ���. ... r th�� iei tins idge last evei ~ ��� ��� : :.���" ViS ; hr:-e-9_______________H^H i lal ���:. . mation In thi fo * ��� " prin .. i routi nf the pro- ���' ������ ��� El ni n in Him ' �� rew vei t the . tj hall yestt rda; ��� ��� E ��� BSltf bo] . ������' toi tbe I P. K.. :,i.e: wm -.nol I "' 'I" ci eu even ng for ap of thi.; class ol fruil pul up ins' yeai Mi (esi ; han 30,000 pounds o i he lei le'.vr : ; 'gadj been oanneJ ami mo e consignments will arrive within the nexl few ,iays from Chiiliwack and oihei ap river points, Managei Haigh en iiuet since commencing ihe see son's work lasi Tuesday, he tins can ned about 1200 gallons of cherries a '.��� II] keep thai ratio up until '"''"L '��� ' the su) nn- .'ne which will b< ��houl ten i clock In thi evening, .'eier.iit ten days hence This Ie con Frede ck Eichofl passed awaj a was aeoompanie siderei ihonomenal In \riew o1 thi residenci Carnarvon Btreet ��� ��� fad toat noi more than 200 gallon* t����o mei ��� i ei port of thi . ������ ol cherries wen canned by the com- diminished bam ol those Win b ��� com prove i :������ plan at pany last your. here in tii ver; i u ydays n blazed soon iis ������"���- . ��� The writi offere Mr, Halgh has ee buyei travelling^ ror others foi ������-��� and to furnisl furthi Information, through the fruit district who has' : II I etter whiel was to the effect il II" '" " eue anxious bo bav, Eickhoff Passed AwayYes- r'ir*��'for 1hf' new ma!n whlch is bein8 ���e ���_-. ,. -it n t- constructed dl reel from tin reservoii lerdav���Both Well Known - . ,, . . to the it. i . dletille toi the sole use of the company. Work was com menced on tb< tn nch a f< w de ��� - age nnd Mr. Stott t\| e- in have the entire main Laid within the nexl n-n days I'p In Iiii ,:���.���-. e. i le. dlsi '��� ��� bi - '������ I Ik obtained ns wa er i uppl; i the big ni ri i ti which passes neaT the lllery on Its wa\ from Lata Ci quitl&m t.e the reservoir. This method wat found to b< injurious to the syB- tem in view of the facl that, WhiH the distiller; weas drawing water, the flow to the reservoir was chee ked Two pionei - ��� Ni v ' ��������� tminstei passed awaj yesterdaj within a few hours oi each othei death i b di nj Alex. Ewen, the well known oanm afternoon, i. the oonncil mighl require. According to thi plan, which <������ C. P. R. i iicineer. thi mence where- the jwes ent C. P. R. track ends on Fourtei i been successful i in the prosperity of the conn- j ^M get ting all t'.e'tVy, fruit which they can handle a! fivi p0] j.eart \ exander filwen and md for firsl class stock anei Frt.., . , : .. . conducted theii ��� four and four and a hair for otheri spective businesses wiihin a few ������ varieties. The only trouble connected of each other, Mr. Kwen having a streel .near th< Independent Shingle with the business, reports Mr, Haigh, cannery on t'i i - te now occupied bj tiittees ��� an : Gre; who are ��� ��� ��� . . :. ��� - - ��:es transa ��� . communications . the vari i is con ��� ��� Jt wiih. Ann ng tin ommui ��� ��� were the follow inj ade b; El ::.. loci Salvation ��� use 'i Q ieen s pari ��� :���������: - thl an- Ital Si ��� :. Armj picnic Pern - granted. Mes ��� rfleld, Mackie i C i | . .in of iheir proposed pharf e. ot 56 foi thi c ��in- The Brm also a] |e jtrii. laj bui! ling mati \. ��� ��� ��� neai thi seem of t b< \ ��� ��� k :i(.n. b- works will taki lhi latter unde: consideration and : ' ��� DISTILLERY TO (LOSE EOR SUMMER MONTHS During Close Time. Improvements Will Be Made to Joy Juice Factory. ��� - irt of the slaughti i - ���'������' B. C. distill! wil] ran through the last vat of mas todaj an I will at ���' ' ': of the wei shut down thi ��� two moat erated i . days on ly nt a dii :-��� - , Ing ip Three years ago, the ij ol '��� dogs, a deed for which in.:.; havi mi ��� i f clos ng e, was ������ ��� ��� Ived from lown foi about :��� nths di agi ���ound Keeper Batt The assumption warmes pa I ..��� season, was thai thi unfor- During the months or J ti ai . Vug- lacked the magic plea ���"' numb* ol i mtem ated addi- h costs the s un of one j tions to tae e ��� will ooiiai - bi report stati that.l eted and everyU ���.. .- put iu ���M tags I Ieen issued to dale. The readiness on Se company's plant, and will run up Fourteenth streel a shon e'.istanc' and will then curve across Helta. -:' Welland and Huron streets, thence cross . .���'...' r, urth aven ������ ,-��� Fifteenth - eenth Eighti .. b and Twentieth si *i s In its course the road will run a short distance alone Fifth e.venue, near Kighleenth street. From the commencement near the foot of Fourteenth street the road will follow the contour of the slope fib Bom< distance an.l will strike the w,. terfront in the vicinity of Ninette.it li eet from which point it will follow alone lhe wati '. or a distance ol " half a mile wes: ,-: thi (Hty Hm its From the point, where the route leaves the river, it will follow almos: uninterruptedly the elevation all the v.a> tn Eburne. Tbe road wi 11 kn iwn as th< Vate couver & Lulu Islantl railway. It .ylii 1 the^ ,h(J -\vinds, I i i while Mr M'Oiii fifty all told ari now conducted employ< there, and alm.es; as many' more c nild be pul to work if they could be secured. Boy Killed in Vancouver. A small boy w ie killed on Hastings se rei;. Vancouvi i. late yesterdaj ev< - ning by being run over bj a tram c< r. The boj is s-;,.,', to have attempted ti pass in from oi two e-ars. which Were coming towards each other on dit- terenl tracks, near the Woodward De* partmental ston and was caught by ��� ��� of them before he was able to tret tlear of th. rails. ESCAPED LUNATIC CAUGHT ON ISLAND Probationer Who Fled From ^^^^^^^^^^Bckoff a gem i.. Btore .n Fi ��� - . ���:..)! the reai ol the premtses>now occupied bj the Frasi i hotel. The two men were constan; companions i the early days, arid iheir friend' only Increased with y'-nr' Frederick Eickhoff. Frederick Eickhoff was in hit si enty-flftib year at the time of I L eleaih, and bad been a resident of this ________^_____________________________l___________._____-_______-________________________l province foi ovei hall ia century, com- ing here whin only a young man of about twenty, anei castins his ioi with Baseball Boys Prepare to DIAMOND DUSTERS ! WANT SECOND TEAM ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ the then hamlet on the banks of the Farm In Boat Captured at Krasf' After working around ��� ��� Old Home Near Nanaimo for some lime, he opened a sm ill! business in Douglaa, anel rem there for some lime, bin late;- renin-; ed to this city, where he opene.i a ] Organize Senior Nine In City. Plans for ih<= i -itanization of a eee- :���. constructed by the ct P. R-. ami iperated b> the B. C. Elecl it railwa; comps li ��� ase. ��� plan was referred to tbe finance ttei foi . ���. porl \!ti: makini. I sensational escape , v. . , genera] merchandise establishment on ���, ,..,.,, i,_,DaKcii tm���, t,-, .hi. ���in from the provincial asvluni probation r^. , , on" RPn" ' ''��� "'���' ,m ,n '"ls clt) front street, where he remained un-I . '.arm in .a small boat, an insane patient til burnt out by the disastrous fire of ���"* bemg d,sc"ps*d m ba�� clrcles- an,i DELEGATES LEAVE TO-DAY FOR BIG CONVENTION named Brown, accompanied bj an- imiv when hi losi heavily, bis ste othi unatii managed to ��� ������mb the dwellihgt.houaQ, and aaveval ��� ;- vigilance oi the police for twn weeks, building own<-d by him leeinj. ������ dui ng which time a strict lookout Btroyed. ��a'- i.i,: for the fugitives, but with- Since thi j'eai ol tbe bin fin v' oul success Yesterday, information Eickhoff bad been in indlffi enl was received in ihiK city to the effeel health, bui it was onlj within the past that ihe men had been discovered at few week! thai his condition becami it is likely lhat the organization w-ill in effected v%i ��� '��� Ij DurlnS the summer, a greal number of nftw ball eiiibnsiasis arrived in the city to work ami have identified themselves more oi less with the baseball team The manager h?.s tl el i had an abun- Ballanai island, near Nanalmo, and serious, nnd he gradually Bank until ] dance of pretty fair players to choose that th. Chief of Provincial Police j yesterday evening, when the end Game j fr00J in maklng . , . team, although Stevenson, accompanied by Constable quietly. He was conscious to the last, __^_^n_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^g_^f*a\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\W��� i<>n \; se\. n >'. loi this evening delegates from N'i w VV< Insi to ^* I'liib^^^^^^^B''"1)"''s ''4____________________________________________i ound r�� b for thi ��r I. \ two-st rj - able and The ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ iference. -���-..-��� ,d win be com] ewners petlti esi Id J11 the Union Steamship wharf, Van : ��� n sidewalk on the'are ol alon; . Btreet ������ veen I avenues Thi e1 '> ���' ��������� i ��� ��� Ided to .��� tbe ow ners thi distillery w thi in ��� i-ardlng ��� i mences bushu riiis will bi aud also planting the raising of cattl^. It is we]] known -,. thi si reet, Thi ��� ������' ng stdck grain, erred to thi " " ��� , |,, ��� ��� ������ ....... , , ,..,��� ��� the Fail v lew Baptisi od thi tin al plant P. II. McEwen ��� I will luni at inti rmlttenl tntei vals for the past t ui >. ars He waa a '"������'-mh bs j man, otherwise he would nol bene been oul on the farm, only the mosl trustworthy patients being all-.wed this liberty. Brown is expecte I to re tutn ��� ��� hi .']el b 1 this week. real star actors a ������ none too plentiful. ' *.,' &*t4$0aV Ji ll i* e onsi ��� ��� ��� those wiita . ������ instigating the forming of inothei team thai an thi asteball acme.';. tion In the city would be bette) I and dicel surrounded by several oi his children. Tin di ci asi d leaves behind him four .ms and six daughters to mourn his Ioeb. Hem 5 the elJ< at son All the o1h.?r^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ : ��� ��� of thi fait ��� ld< 'he game ln many ways, and would, city. Mrs. J. Lelshman and Mrs. H. H. also give th�� ojentlful crop of ball Lennie are two married daughters, players a chance t'^ .show themselves. iii. .'-ie. ' girls being Miss, s Bophle, The city has two l'ih,' pitchers Irone, Hiltla ami t ��� iei n ee namelj Lewis and Sayce, and ^JUtough boys, A. pi s, thi ed to ' he i hal i man Ittee ��� Bong "Brl Ish Vol in- led by K w. Holt bad been do- neglo libra \ The sun:.', wai ago bj thi I '��� lie : citizen ol Ni w ��� - li rk uns instruct- " lhe glfl an l - x- ��� the council I . Who now : ��� Id i ' managi m nl ������ I ������ , -. ��� short). . ni ��� :������ ll i '. A li ied which w ill ��� n hum, ' wis works, md Bi na & Co i ��� d a t< ntion I i lhe i n of Tw treet notu orn rhli . , ��� 'i i" �� hich In .. i' ;aci ' il ��� . . . tie Stlllll]" -' ' U .nley reiwrte i the i invention wh ,���.,���, ��� ,,, �� >,.,SHIP BUILDERS SECURE "��;. b:iii.:\r::\ siteoiuuluisland land, W. R< ; ' Mi F, C Mac lon il I, Mrs F J Sh lolson M E K Ble- ! wett, Ml i Mai h 11 Ml Mabel Bowell, ii- VHcg Dean Ml r Stott, Miss M Johnson, Mi ' Smll li, II le Hie i ��� the city uuncll bus not-.yi , final ul lhal tho Cli ppi 11 VV., Waller anil Ernie, com- ii maindi i .': the famili. Alexander Ewen. Vlexi 'i i. Ewi u, �� ho i assed I greal beyond i ��� Bte rdaj afti nee. n, v a s idquftrters Bomi time one ol the :' : known men on Ih ' oasl hav Ing bi en a n sidenl oi ������ n 1 Westmlnstei foi aboul rortj I .- years coming I ��� ". Scotland Fi time he fished on lhi FraBi i i y- - nd later esti hed tin it c nnei j ill .V -a V. . ��� ��� ��� I . tne ' V. iiii Jami s v. li.'. now fisherli gu Jlan, Th nn< rj wi on lhi sii "In - hotel no In later ears, Mr, Ewen i ihe local catchers an not of the '<' ' rank, there are several who can .-,!'. t* a very good g|une, and thes w naturally Improve with the practice thai would result from having two teams in the field. AMITY I (llllil IVSMS mm up hi i hi hs ough Aid Mi \l Ri ' i: il. Cairns, Mii Cairns and Miss Boll MenzieB, Mr. nd M Bi ���', I " ' 'in mn; ibe Endei vi n 'be' trip and will lal i In the -; , |i ration 11 IgQ In th 'be n |St, | ���i. :: : I I bill :t^_____e! laho i not yel Leeii abli com in< i The. matl eferred to : 1 . orks to act. Reports �� I ' -: Henle; iialrnian ol tbe board v.i': i. . nnd VI:- .lohnston on Iso w i':e'<' on thi estate of thi Inite ;.. Lundbom to the "iis ha.! bei n ma le ir the New Westmin- Reports were received from Aid, ���: Howay stated that Henley, chairman of tbe board of ""Hi be glad t.e n ceive works, nnd " I. Johnston on bi bi ��� e the ciiunc.il as to ol the chairman ol Lhe markel com i ks in..si required. mittee, both recommi n ling thai cer- ":i librarj i nittee tain small accounts be -'-seel | ��� ��� act in conjunction payment The n mmendatlons ��� of the estate in a ���- were adopted, / Aid. Johnston then m ived thai the A" h" ' n to ihe mav,,,' ami council adji i out ol i peci to thi COUnc�� and derk waa ,',.,.,.ive,i from memon of the late Alexander Ewen city. [tens Ivi pn parations hav i .a .-'��� -'He' r er the :��� ceptlon of lie Clu li lan Endeavore b, who ai, oming le I be i onveni I lon [rom all rl o thi world, and housing aeon modation for over twenty thousand pe 'i'ii- has already been secured, e ie big meeting will be held In an Immense tent, larger than any cln us ti nl on the i ontinent, and in ibis f eeechea will be delivered by some of America's foremost speakers Vice P ������ Idi m Fairbanks will be among those wdio a in address the gathering. " Im the national Tlln.s,<|a the the mayor and was received from '!oiincii ot women, io attend '"''���I'liun 0f the members of the ' ">cll on the aftem ion of >' y-. and Also to attend ���,,,:" l!""" which will be given it: honoi A"' mn 01 Me;. I, '"I'b'el. J^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_��� th) (';""'l""i,:,;1tj,���1 was rece|ved rr .,, :|l. ' !; b illcitor in reference to l'1'"���' I New WeatmlMter-Bb- memory who passed Mr. Kwen i member if away yesti rday afternoon. I Fifteen Horses Burn. pili'.-tone. Sask., July 8,���On Satur- - een f< 'or- yeara a day, while the foreman and hired help council, .end had al- were away, a burn containing fifteen horses on the ranch of Norton and J.l- the lhe residence of Mre, ' ' i'i niim. On million 1 " the Invitation was ac- wnvs taken ��� . ordei. The deceased we i 77 yea age, and leaves three daughti ra i ��� .1. I!, .larillne. wife or Alilermnii Jardine, .Mrs. .1. VV. McMillan, nnd Miss ! Alexandria Ewen, lo mourn his 1 >��?. Band Sails for Dublin. Many Coats Stolen. Calgary, July 8.���To the cheers ofj Ceylon. Out.. July 8.���A ble find of hundreds, the Fifteenth UkM Horse, stolen goods was made here this band left Inst night for the Dublin ex- morning. R. Whitney, the grain buy- position. It will play in many cities er, was leading a cur when he dls- en route. Forty-five men are in the covered a large bundle of furs under band. The large military camp her.' the elevator platform, In lt were fivB broke yesierday. Col. Steele, ey-com- ladles' coats, some of them very ex- mandant of the South African Con- l pensive, lamb and mink being the rays it was the finest body has yet seen in any coun- ,000. chief furs. Near it were found three ^11 is thought thi vv-ro stolen from some furrier. ; ii . ffici i - ��� \ i'ii' v . ,-. So .'7 i n II. I'' foi ll" half yea n ' ig lum ' �� hii h ening in th Odd iarked b idau " tragi ti reports, md a vi ��� . ��� tl si le-; ired the lon, aftei ��rhi b ��� h nts, i . of Ice i rettm tnd .ii1 " In ���. v. bi ��� ���-'��� ' i"'1 Following . ��� ��� officers wbr were Install* d N. <;.. C. s. Richmond V. (!.. Ai thi- McDi 'i ibi. I'. 8., . D, (5. M.; .1. .1. Johnston, Craml Ma*.-'hall; A. P, Halladay, G. W.J IC. Walmsley. (.. B.j II H. VVIIlliuns, G. T.; and Howanl Welsh, G. G. The lodge was never in a moir flourishing condition, according to the reports submitted by the heads of the various committees. There were 52 degrees conferred during the last term 6f six months, and ln the same J ��� "' I length of time, '21 new members wero men's coats. It, is thought the coats' added to Ule ,.oI1 ,irlnging the membership up to 177. A', . THE DAILY NEW Tuesdav,Juu DEPARTMENT OF MILITIA DEFENCE, OTTAWA. AND' 0PERA=H0USE ����� -��� ONIU NIGHT ONLY WEDNESDAY, 10th July The DANDY DIXIE MINSTRELS Best All-Star Negro Minstrel Vaudeville, Song, Dance, Fun Show ever seen. Singers, Sweet! Dancers, Dandies! Phunny Phellows! Specialties, Sensational! triPt officer Commanding, Victoria, Ebony Ecstacies! Paragon Paraders! !who wo��� taTuia_ alj information re- Merry Minstrels! Plantation Pastimes!'', Distinguished Dixie Darkies, SEALED TENDERS (in duplicate) lor the supply of Coal and Fuel Wood required to heat the Military Buildings at Victoria, Vancouver, New Westminster and Rossland, B. C. for the twelve months beginning 1st July, 1907, will lie received up to Saturday, duly 20 next. Each tender is to be marked "Tender for Fuel," and addressed to the Secretary of the Militia Council, Ottawa. Printed forms of tender containing full particulars may he obtained from the Secretary of the Militia Council, Ottawa, or at the Office of the Dis- FIGHTING EDITOR ROOTS UNION BULLIES The Band, and a "F-o-w-1 Deed." Direction of Voelckel & Nolan, the "Barnum & Bailey" of real negro minstrelsy. Seats now on sale a: Ryall's Drug Store. Prices���75c, 50c, and 25c. CAMPERS' NOTICE quired. Each tender must oe accompanied Blue Pencil Wielder Rids Tough Town of Terrorizing Thugs. Llndley C. Branson, a young editor, arrived from Nome when the "union" was in the full flower of its doniini >n, feared and deferred to by all classes, and started two daily newspapers, The Tonapah Sun and The Goldfield Sun. He had successfully edited several mining camp dailies in Alaska. He is a quiet forceful young man who does things without any bluster. by an accepted cheque, payable to There are tew men today who know | the order of the Honourable the Min- so thoroughly the psychology of a I ister of Militia and Defence, for five mining camp. WATER WINGS BATHING CAPS, Reg. 25c. Fancy 35c. Take with you our Mosquito Oil, Honey and Almond Cream, Skin Soap ior1 sunburn, etc. , Can sell you a splendid Bath Towel. , D.S. CURTIS & CO., Drugs, Spectacles.Seeds New Westminster F. CRAKE English Watchmaker Two doors from Geo. Adams, Grocer, Ladies' Gold Watches from $12.75 up. Gentlemen's Silver Watches, open face, $6.00. Gentlemen's Silver Watches, double : case, $7.50 up. Agent for the celebrateei South Bernl Watches, supplied to tire Wellman Arctic Expedition. All warranted. Chains, Rings, Jewelry, etc., etc. Watch repairing; charges reason- | able. Westminster Iron Works GENERAL MACHINK A.\D H.ISUINB WOKK. SHIP SMITHING, UKlDUfi; and STRUCTURAL IRON WOKK. per cent of the amount of the teneler, which will be forfeited if the party making the tender declines to sign a contract when called upon lo do so. I cheque will be returned. The Department does not bind itself j lo accept the lowest or any tender. E. F. JARVI3. ; Secretary, Dept, of Militia and Defence. Departmenl of Militia and Defence. Ottawa. June 21, 1907. Tenders for License to Cut Timber on Dominion Lands in the Province of British Columbia. SEALED TEXDERS ;nM:-e-.ssi-.] tothe Commissioner of Dominion Lands, Department of the Interior, and marked on the envelope "Tender for Timber Berth Xo. 524," will be received at this Department until 12 o'clock- Several weeks after he began to getj oui his papers, Joseph Smith, the j walking delegate of the I. W. W.,i. called on liini and told him that his J printers, pressmen, devils, ami who- else he employed would have to join the "union." Branson said be would J link into it. He did. Smith came! i back expecting a cringing submission ' to this "polite command." He was ! staggered when the editor said to him,, ".My men will not join the 1. VV. W. They do not believe in the Delis hash of socialism ainl anarchy, Already they are members of the American Federation. I will have something t > say about your organization in a fewl days." The walking delegate retorted that requests to join the' union were never disobeyed by prudent men. I Prudenl men were those who wished to remain in ihe desert and not lie buried there. His storm of threats subsided very suddenly when the y ning editor drew from his jacket 44's and | noon on Wednesday, the 21st. day of pocket two shortbarreled August, 11)07, for a license to cut tim- spread them ostentatiously but signi- ber on Berth Xo.524, comprising lands1 ficantly on tbe top of his desk. Exit Situate in the Province of British Columbia, and described as follows: Timber Berth Xo. 521, comprising Legal Subdivision 14 of Section 12. Township 6, Range ';, West of the 7th .Meridian, containing an area of 40 acres, more or less. The berth must be surveyed within ine tin' walking delegate. The organization had power enough I then to persuade every merchant, j | tradesman, broker, wildcatter, and even many mine-operators to refusi any advertisements n his papers. Even the newsboys, messenger boys, bank clerks, brokers' clerks, shop clerks, stenographers young and old year after the date of the noticeLf every employment, were members warding the berth. ,,r n,P [, \y. vv, then. It was common- The regulations under which a 11- ly said that they became members I cense will be issued, also printed through the "fear of God" established j forms of tender nnd envelope, may be' |j.v ""' "union." The miners were in obtained at this Department or at the tne SI|M"' pl'&nt. though t/hey feebly offlce of the Crown timber Agent, at proclaimed that thej had a union ofj Xew Westminster B. C their own distinct from the l. \V. W. I ami ,a local of the Western Federation ' __.ai_.-u ei'.niiT musi :ee acconipameu 1 of .Miners. This "fear of God" Branson proved a miserable superstition that foundered utterly when a man of initative and uncommon pluck chaJltenged it. Each tender musl be accompanied . , , , , ,, i by an accepted cheque on a chartered Ornamental Iron Worn, including Fences, Gates, Fire Escapes, etc. i,:mk m favour of the Deputy of the Mail orders and correspondence In- ' Minister of the Interior, for the am- Vlte. m. Dl patched by G.N. !'. i To southern poinl . San lay. Return mall -���' - ' Dispatched bj C.P.R. " tu.: mail cjoaos .it l:�� ''aiu'ai;. and Vam m ��� ���'��� -N iv R east, s' co id. n i. elved ;it L0:3G a i Sapperton, No, 2 M ll '" ' Coqultlam, ilni!;.' except 9 : ' turn mall recel.-��� i al 10: '.���-������ Croquettes, Wafers, Medallions, ��jc, Coivan's Cake EVERY GROCER KEEPS THEM THE COWAN CO.. Ltd.. TORONTO .���������������������IMBHBHMBBHBBIBHIBBBBHBBKBBBB Bank of Montreal ESTABLISHED 1817. CAPITAL $14,400,000.00 RESERVE $11,000,000.00 Branches throughout Canada and Newfoundland, and in London, Eug.nnii New York, Chicago and Spokane, U.S.A., and Mexico City. A Con eral Banking Business Transacted. Letters of Credit Issued, available witl. correspondents In all uarts of the World. Savings Bank Department. Deposits received In sums of $1 and upwards, and Interest allowed at 3 per cent, per annum (present rate) adiied four times a year. Total Assets over $168,000,000.00, * ' NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH. ,*'���' G. D. BRYMNER, Mana?ei 1. THE MORNING PAPER J TELLS THE NEWS FIRS1 ! i Lay. J^v 9'19:7- THE DAILY NEWS. ��� ��� ��� ��� i *2+X*-bf*:b*2+2* * * * * *��������������� 4 ���.��. AN ITOL TOILET REQUISITES L'ACTION SOCIALE Canadian Pacific Will JOLT MASONS RA,LWAY C0MPANY HRntSR AT YALL'S DRUG STORE | o ��� ��� ��.������������������*<����������������� ��� ��� �� .- ��� * + ��� Ladies, Win $15���or���$10 [ASllRBROOK MILLING CO., Eburne, rwo PRIZES oaf '���:' bread exhib ��� ... Exhibition, madi' with theii celebrated IMPERIAL FLOUR - IMPERIAL ntrance fee needed all that i ne e sarj is that the ma le with IMPERIAL FLOUR. McQUARRIE & CO. FLOUR AND FEED MERCHANTS FRONT STREET. fvew Westminster. Telephone 333. Adams' Celebrated Truss Rod Wi aker, Standard and Steel Skein Mountain Wagons, Farm Trucks.&c. Agents for the -1. J. Chase Threshim: Machinery, . J. TRAPP & CO. Limited f*~-*~***ya::a;.*;*^ BRIGHT DAYslf _ll SHOW UF�� THE BARE SPOTS ie]our new lines of FURNITURE. The best of J " latest if patterns, the In'-; of workmanship, anel the most reasonable of prices. W. E. FALES, FURNITURE EMPORIUM ft i ��� 716 arm 713 Columbia St. Four Floors. Rear Extension, Front St. ��J lr�� & f��V*~*~*~a''a:*:.a2a!;tfw Single and Saw Mill MACHINERY ��� " '. .".." .'' "-���" 41 " ' " - . . .. ��������� '..������.,���,,��� .. hi ��e Schaake Machine Works, Ltd. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. le Canadian Bank of Commerce Kup Capita), $10,000,000. Reserve Fund, $5,000,000 '���'��� V, \ ' K'bi. President HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. LEX. LAIRD, General Manager. New Clerical Paper in Quebec Promises to Make Itself Felt. ��� al Julj S.���Ae the month ot S ; ��� api ro :hes the- Interest In ��� osed ��� u ieation of L'Action ���' ��� ��� ' ��� me ��� . nd more aoute - eli tiro ighout French Cam ��� 11 ��� i .- be name decided iipoi ei the ni'v, |,api : which iis to li thi c . ��� Quebec, and - announce : In advance as pos- the ai ol the hai t ��� .1. -. Begin, arch il Qui K uf thi i nown v, rlters on 1 i ;. i the Ni w England ��� hi of .1. K. I.'i- . n ol Quebee ei i. selec ed a the li adlng writ- . i ie ;,' i . nal li venl ui ��� gentleman Is noted as having ated In t lie mosl em i getlc man ��� Mgr. Walsh, bishop P '.'.ee In h attem to Vnglif: French-Canadians of New Eng- ,onl bis articles againsi the En - eakin. ; rii sts and prelates ol ne have gem been beaded, ' H ii Onlj Knew or ' wi.e q H ��� ��� irns the Truth." ll is. however, the ilssion which i archbishop ol Quebec and th ' gy of this province have called ti] - mi Mr, Laflammi to carry out in bid Quebec, that makes the publication i L'Action Sociale an event of prhci mportance in political mid religious circles ��� ment is made ori I thi authority of a distinguished French-Canadian ecclesiastic, an.l supported by a well known newspaper movement is about to be entered up">n for the purpose of combating Frei - masonry, which they allege has taken a very deep hold upon the Frtncn- i Canadian youth. "Il Is nol English Freemasonry that we fear," said fl leading church layman to the writer yesterday, "bm yoj would bi really surprised," he added, "if you knew the number of French- ' Canadian young men who have beeomi led tn French Masonry. This is the great danger in front of us, and this is why L'Action Sociale has been called into bi'in.e." Al the receni French-Canadian con- vi ntion b : Watei vllle, Me., Mgr. Walsh, the bishop if Portli n I, refuse I :n atten I the dem mstration whili 11 j gat.ii i ing i v ,e standing vote rej�� ted ��� ,1- posil nn to ask the I Ishop , i ,. . -. ��� ..' v li , ��� the eonvention he;-in', il. . from the a] ostoile deli gati al V\ - ��� ��� ��� I n, Mgr, Fal- e nio Vi ai tide ' n L Etoili. as re I in Le C 'i la il Saturdnv, shi ws i ie.et very sl 11 ine i latlons ex- Isi between thi French-Canadians and | the English-speaking Catholics of Maine anil the New England state gi i ral. 2 Transcontinental Trains 2 DAILY Excursion rates to all points Easl July 3rd, 4th and Bth; August 8th, 1 ind 10th. Tickets good tor thre< months. Also Single Fare and One-Third for round trip tickets, Dominion Day. Tickets on sale Jun,e 28, 29, 30, anel Jul;, lsl ; good till .ln'.\ 3rd. ED. GOUbhJT, U. F. K. Agent. New Westminster. Northern Another Surfeit of BARGAINS MamMmmtsmw^mamBsmm Three Transcontinental Trains Daily Travel on the Famous "NORTH COAST LIMITED" Electric-lighted tram. Low Rates. Quick Time. Excellent Service. New York, Chicago, Toronto, St. Paul AND ALL POINTS EAST Ste.&msfeir Tickets on sale to all European points." Special Reduced Rates Round Trip Rates to Southern California. For full informtion call on or write C. E. LANG, General Agent, ���130 Hastings St., Vancouver, B. C. A. D. CHARLTON, Portland, Ore. Spokane falls & Northern Ry Co. Nelson & Pt. Sheppard Ry. Co. Red Mountain Ry. Co. The only all rail route between all points east, west and south to Ross- If.nd, Nelson and intermediate points connecting at Spokane with the Great Northern, Northern Pac'fic and O. R. & N. Co. Connects at Rossland with the Canadian Pacific Railway for Boundary Creek points. Connects at Meyers Falls with ��nver; M. W. Moore, Seattle; J, D, Kay. Vancouver; J. S. Hansford, Alex McEachern, Blaine; ,1. v. R, Bullock, Comox. Windsor���Rod .McKay, Vancouver; Carl Lytton, Bellingham; W. Balllle, Porl Haney; B. W. r��ni.', c. Harris, Seattle; George Lavery, Kamloops; A. L. Sly. Richmond, Va.; ('. Drown, Sum y. i ilonlal���F. fl. Bradshaw, Vancouver; R. X. Fischer and wife, Seatth : Ge ��� V'ren, Mission. WHEN GOING EAST \SK THE TICKET AGENT TO SEND YOU OVER "THE NORTHWESTERN LINE" Eight Trains Everv Day in the Ye.<.. BETWEEN Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago THE TRAIN OF FAME THE NORTH-WESTERN, LTD. Embodies the newest and best ideas for COMFORT, CONVENIENCE, and LUXURY. It is lighted with both electricity and gas; the most brilliantly illuminated train in the world, The equipment consists of private i-ompartment cars, standard 16 section sleepers, luxurious dining :ar._ reclining chair cars (seats free), modern day coaches and buffet, li- lirarv and smoking t-ars. For Time Tables, Folders, or any further information call on or write F. W. PARKER, GENERAL AGENT, 720 Second Avenue. Seattle, Wash Grand Trunk Ry. Excellent Train Service Between Chicago, London, Hamilton, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, And all the principal business centers of ONTARIO, QUEBEC and the MARITIME PROVINCES. Also to BUFFALO, NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA, via Niagara Falls. For Time Tables, etc., address GEO. W. VAJX, Assistant Gen'l Passenger and Ticket Agent, 135 Adams St.. Chicago, 111. W. N. Draper B. C. Land Surveyor Ellard Block. Nn* W����tm!ntter, B.C. 40 Porch Chairs and Rockers, in red and green colors, strong rush seats, good value for $3.75; to clear out at $2.75 each. This is an exceptional opportunity to get a good strong Rocker or chair for little money. JOHN A. LEES Furniture Emporium Buponi Block, Columbia Street, New Westminster Phone 73 \ - 3wsE;__ww_Tiraw 4J5 MILLIONS THAT IS YOUR SECURITY WHBNI Vol' BANK WITH Th, ROYAL BANK of CANADA TOTAL ASSETS OVER 45,00V,000 We welcome small accounts and pay interest four times a year on Savings Hank deposits. F. B. LYLE, Manager. �� "Quality and Price" When you get supplies for the pantry you want them fresh. Then when you want good TEA AIND COFFEE why don't you call on the man who makes a specialty of them, and get value for your money? Edmonds Tea Co.'��*���-""*���*��� Phone 309 3SP THE DAILY NEWS. '--3:av, THE DAILY NEWS Published by the Daily News Pub- siiing Company Limited, at their .ifices, corner of Sixth and Kroat Btreets, Xew Westminster, B. C. ��. A. Paige Manager WINDSOR SALT is made in Canada. Cosl* no more than the cheap imported salt ��� and is much more economical because it is pure. Get WINDSOR. 194 W ADVERTISING RATES. Transient display advertising, 10 cents per line (nonpareil), 12 lines .o the inch. Five cents per line for subsequent insertions. Reading notices, bold face type, 20 cents jter line, brevier or nonpareil, ii) cents per line. For time contracts, special positions, apply to advertising manager. Xotices of births, marriages or deaths, 50c. Wants, for Bales, lost or found, rooms to let, etc., one cent per word. No advertisement taken for less than 25 cents. TELEPHONES. Day Office A22 Night Office B22 TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1907. A MATTER OF TRAINING. Lately there was an occasion to say something aboul the' misconduct of children In trespassing upon and do- ing malicious damage to the property of their neighbors. Fortunately there has been comparatively little ground for serious complaint In this direction here in Xew Westminster, but l-hat there is room for Improvemenl will not be denied. Ii is rather a surprise t" find from an article in one of the Toronto papers thai the doings of the children in that, city have caused great annoyance, and that the conduct ot Toronto chii,Iren is lie.I I to be in very unfavorable contrast with that of children in American cities. It is pointed out that long before it was common to find fron! lawns and boulevards unfenced in Toronto, "the Canadian visitor to American cities was gladdened by the sight of grass and flowers left safely to the tender mercies of children who showed no disposition to abuse the confidence reposed in them by the owners of these beautiful spots. .Much the same remark applies to the' treatment of birds anil the smaller quadrupeds thai are usually found only in the forest. Squirrels are as common as birds in some American cities, and quite as fearless.'' This, the writer of the article from which we quote holds i i be "a matter of home and school training, riiii-i- ������' :��� have no natural antipathy to flow- ��� rs, grass, birds, or squirrels. Properly trained an l educated, they would take an interest in them all and n if j merel; i efraln from in ilestlng them but us. their Influi i . prevcenl or disiHia |e ,thi ���', u gratifying des. ' ' ructlvi propen ilti .. The sense of beauty Is always pres ml in children, S,, ! i' ' b successfully appeale I I , by ;; """ B'no :-' ''���'��� how tee reach It. Thf feeling Ol :' is . rpially preval nl iif thos ���>' i : i ��� n< ver be- j come demoralize I, and th sense iustii . Tl ; matter of so much Ini >i I inci both parents ��� i ie- chers ��� hould eel _ rateful to ol ohil i ���" calling atti a- ".'. to it." Why should noi on ���'��� trusi es take a Inl from this? The condition of tiie, grounds a! thi Central school Improved in a v iy which woul: il onci lend its II to the pur- : osi, ���: education along the lines above suggested, give a convenient oppi rtunity for pn cth il instructi in in lan Isci pe lei and botany, and i" nverl an eyesore Inl ��� a beauty ��� ot. The cost ween! i be small, and we have nee doubt thai many of our ' itize - svo ild gl ��� ::: ml a few dollars Into ��� 'und I i bi levote I to p'k-Ii in i the civil servants at Ottawa are themselves demanding an increase on the ground that the cos; of living has ad- ' vanced. They have discovered that, to the man with a small fixed income i "prosperity means poverty'.' That is to say, the proseprity of the country raises rentals, raises the wages that must be paid for household help and occasional service, raises the price of many staples, but does not raise the salary of the government clerk. Noils it to government clerks only thai this disadvantage from general prosperity accrues. The old saying about I one man's meat being another man's pois >n has an application here which 1 is keenly felt by many people in such "growing times" as we have with us now, I by the appointment of E. McBride to [the position of road master in ttiat , section, which took effeel on the first of the month. , Heretofore Mr. Stott has had charge of all roads in the district of Westminster, but henceforth will leave the [highways in the electoral districl nl Richmond entirely to Mr. McBrid ���. The appointee is a brother of "Whispering Willie" McBrlde, who figured prominently on the> stump against John Oliver. M.P.P., in the last provincial campaign. '""!''ij| FINAL ARRANGEMENTS. Local Council of Women Prepare to Entertain Delegates. Final arrangements for entertain-: lng the members of the national council of women in this city hi Thurs.lay of next week were made by the members of the local council of women ���i1 their regular monthly meeting held in the city hall yesterday afternoon. The program as already Irafted includes a sail up the liver on the steamer Beaver, and an Al Home in the evening al the resilience of Mrs. A. .1. Hill, it was decided at the meeting thai the members of all affiliated societies should be invited to attend the Al Home. The members of the executive committee will act as an entertainment committee. A lame number of members of the local council attended the meeting, and considerable routine business was transacted. The chair was occupied by the president, Mrs. K. L. Webber. Horses May Have Been Stolen. Up to last evening, tN<> 'fna horses which were missed from a barn belonging to William and WooJrow, of Vancouver, had not been recovered. .1. Parker was again in the city yesterday, but failed to find an.v trace ot the <'strays. Alex. Matheson. proprietor of the Liverpool Arms, saw two horses tramping through the city early Sunday morning, but the description of the animals does not tally with the missing equines. The theory is gaining ground that the horses have been stolen, .and a sharp lookout Is being kept at boundary point, where an attempl Is likely to be made to get the horses across the line. JUST OPENED UP A GRAND SELECTION OF New Silverware SJlverplate and The finest assortment ever shown Silver GOOdS in this city.. Of All Descriptions THE DAILY NEWS WANT ADS. BRING RESULTS. HORACE DORER SILVERSMITH DIAMOND MERCHANT ��� ��� ���>:-..*.*.,.;* *��� y*yy*:.*:*���*: *:-y* * * * * FIRE! ��� ��� ��� * Claim Settled in 4 Days | ��� Messrs. White, Shiles & Co., =�� New Westminster, B. C. Coquitlam, B. C. STOTT IS RELIEVED. "Whispering Willie's" Brother is Appointed Road Master in Richmond. Provincial Road Superintendent Stotl has In en relit \ e ! of I he arduous duties of supervising road construction in the municipality of Richmond, * ;;. Gentlemen - ��� ��� Please accept thanks for check, dated JUNE 28, | x from the Connecticut Fire Insurance Co., settle- ��� ment for loss in full, bv fire which destroved my ��� | bam on JUNE 24. g I congratulate you upon representing- a company 9 which pays its claims so promptly, and with no ��� } trouble to the assured. Yours truly, (Signed) D. McLEAN. ��� ��� ��� ��� White, Slll'leS & Co., Fire tannc/. and Real Estate Agents. ��� New Westminster. B. C. ��� ��� ������:������������������ ������*.--y*y :.���:;;.- .���������*������������ * *-**>*o *���- * * * * * * Can You Beat This A six-room modern House, in good repair, on a lot 55 x 165 feet, all in fruit trees, one block from city car, on Fourth Avenue. Price $1,800 Half cash. balance easv ten is. Hale & Land AGENTS FOR CITY AND FARM PROPERTVI 248 Columbia St., NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Phone 335 f>. O. !5<>n 261 We Are Still Talking SUMMER ShoeS Worm .��� ... ! ��� . rield of in- ��� ind ti ��� ��� ' ctensivi ly u.s 1 rn ui. an ! said thai i Hen��� ni nl in form v imen's I uie now ii o ���������; .vi.���-.' i hangi s will < omi in .- iclal' Hon a .1 5^ Mail Orders Filled Every Day ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Black Kid Oloves Elbow Length For $1.25 Pair ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� CITY NEWS ���************************** Fire Chief Watson is unable in at- Racine, Wisconsin, has arrived, contend tn his duties, being confined tn signed to T, .1. Trapp ei Co., anJ will his home by illness, '.ee- offered for Bale. The large cleaner, which is almost, completely of metal, is accompanied by an engine which will not only supply the |>owe>r for George B. Thompson returns today from UniteJ Steites territory, where ho has been spending bis holidays. W. H. McQuarrie, city treasurer, re turned on Saturday from a two w.vks holiday trip to Seattle. Portland, und other Washington M.ue jxiinis. threshing, but will haul the j from place te> place. niai'liine The number of houses thai aie' in course eif erection in Sapperton, and are contemplated for that flourishing For cut flowers, bouquets or fun- part eef the city, is being commented eral designs telephone T. Davies & "tt generally, it is understood that several builders will commence very shortly the erection of a large number Son, B 208. G ��rge Lavery. of Kamloops, arrived in the city yesterday, and will commence building the addition to '.bi- Windsor hotel Immediately, he having secured the contract ab mt twn '.Ve'e'ks ago. of houses on some' eef the vacant I its there'. These will be for the accommodation nf the new settlers, that ,ire> coming to Sapperton iei work in the saw mills, the ulass works, anil ither industries. , Two picnics are to be held at Queen's park on Wednesday, the Si. Michael's church of England, anel the- First Avenue Baptist, ei:' Vancouver, having selected this place as the mosl desirable for their annual outing. A lacrosse game1 between the Brownsville Indians anel a picked team from the Tecumsehs and the .junior Reginas win be played at Queen's park on Thursday evening. The' Indians expeel lei be able lo gel lhe' K":' all kinds of cut flowers apd pot- henu end eef the score' 1111 ibis oecas- plants, see Tidy, tiie florist. Mrs. (AU.) .1. .1. Johnsl m. accompanied bj her friends from Winnipeg, '.vim are spending the summer with her. went out to Carr.aholly, her summer residence on the north side of Bui lard inlet, yester i.e.. ion, having been lining some fancj w irk in the practice ground across the river since the last game, and feeling in the best of condition, The' pale faces are not at all afraid, however, and maintain that they are quite able to hold up their end of the argument Yesterday's police court roll added ?10 ;>) the civic finances, $~, being con- trlbuted by .e Chinaman who rode a wheel on the sidewalk, an.l the remainder of the amount bj a plain D. & I. The best advertising hanger thai has yet been Issued by ihe u. A. .y_ 1. s icie'ly has just lefl the' press and is being distributed bj Manager W. H. Keary. It is much larger than former hangers, and presents em interesting ��� nl attractive' appearance, with iis W. F. Lukanobie, a prominent ship : views of fruits, sawmills, mining builder of Seattle, arrived iu the city plants, ships, etc.. representative of yesierday, accompanied by his family.' British Columbia's natural resources. He' intends remaining here for a few ] A. W. McLeod broughl out the' litho- days, afier which he will visit rela- graph under contracl with the society lives at Steveston. and he iu turn had lha lithographing done bv the B. C. Printing and En- City Treasurer McQuarrie reports:,,.,. . ..... ^ graving corporation o, Vancouver, that ihe taxes are now coming iu very' rapidly, and thai there is little chance Tne junior Reginas an.l the' Sapper- of anj property in the city being con- ton lads are to clash in a lacrosse flscated by the clt> for the non-pa-] game ai Queen's park this evening, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED���A waitress a! the Witiel- SOr Hotel. Appl} on the' premises. FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT���For three months; six rooms. Thrrd avenue .end Ninth street. Apply .). H. Todd, Music Ston-. Columbia streel eltf. WANTED -Thirty t.i forty women and girls at Fruit Cannery. Also a few active Im.vs Iii tii 18 years of age'. Apply ai Westminster Fruit Packing company, Ltd.. Front St. WANTED���Girl with some- experience in confectionarj and ice cre'im parlor, Apply, Purdy & McKlllop, next Irani office'. TEACHERS WANTED���Fnr Central School, this city. One Male for Division 2, Boys' School; one Female for primary work. Applications received up to noon of the' llth inst. R. LENNIE, Sec EMPLOYMENT AGENCY���We furnish help of all kinds, farm, bush, saw mill, railroad labor, hotel help, etc., etc. male or female, Write Canadian Pacific Employment Agcy. 506 Cordova Btreet west Vancouver. HOUSE AND TWO LOTS lei rent, splendid location; corner Bite on car line, eight minules from pns( office, Apply P, A, Daily News office mi of the' annu ei issessment, Miss Ida M irshall eu. I Miss .Via Harrison left on 51 aterday ;i Iti rno in's c. P. K. train fnr Toron'o and other Ontario points, where they will spenl i :.'.-i e.i mi hs' holi.la ''. re rl turning home. Principal Slpprell, of ���'ol.nnbi.in college, accompanle i bj th i Ri >. .1. P. Bowell, is Ien\ i:;4 tod iy :' ,������ Sunny- side, Porl .Mi il.. where they ��11! -; .'a I - ime tin:" ami 1 the lelighl; o< ��� .'in i] breezes. when some' good junior playing will be in evidence. At the lasl game' ill which they figured, the boys from the neighborhood of the hospital man- FOR SALE ���One second-hand range, suitable' for large restaurant or log- glng camp, 6ftx3ft.61n, Apply to Alex Speck, Second Hand Sinn', Speck Blk. Dr. T. Hoggan. M.R.C.V.S., Edinburgh, Veterinary Surgeon Hiving commenced practice in New Westminster, messages can be- left at i). s. Curtis' Dung store, Columbia aged '.ei break even nu the score, and street; 'Phone ti. until I have ma.n thej Intend to better the pm r iMaftce imy office arrangements. i his evening. 'I'he junior Reginas will consist of the following, in the ordei given: II. Gifford, E. Mannering, W, Burnett, W. Mirk. E, Wilson. R, Hen- derson, S. Trapp, 11. Allam, N. Kenny, .1. Gifford, \V. Day. .1. Buckland, The game will commence at six-thirty 3harp. TIMBER LANDS���We deal excluah -- ly in limber. Have largi- and small tracts na water. If you wish to buy or sell, sen' me. ')'.. 11. Chan 1 er, ���lei? Hastings St., Vancouver, B.C used feer watering lawns places, lhe SUppl) nf Will.' and other in ilu' 1'i's- Dr. Holmes, E, 1- Webber and William Stott, superintendent if ihe ervoirs continue up to the average. v ha rii';. Osborne left yesterday for city water works system, reports thai He i-, obliged, however, in keep the -' i tie, ������ ��� .'-. boa 'ded one of ihe' although the days are' very worm and pump going, ee- ia the custom i ve Pacific Coasl Steamship boats, and went i n j holiday trip to the north. Tin' trio will 6 > as far r. irth as Skag- way. a irreat quantity being I year during tbe' Bummer m mths DIED. EICKHOFF���Al his residence on Ca \Here is a Bargain House, 9 rooms, bath, pantry. Lot 67 1-2 x 183. All kinds of fruit, stable, chickenhouse, Kane in rear. Lovely view. arvon strem. New Westm.' iter, on she has been attending ' ily S,'l90". Aged 7 years.' Ings for tim pas; few da ��� - mgements for the funeral have et been ma ��� Mrs. (Rev.) W. H, liana ��� rn " will return today from Chilliwa?!:, when'. camp meel - e. Mrs I'ar- - i igi .'. Ill ��� i ompan; her Inisb.in 1 ��� i the' big i'i rlstl en En lea' r corm n- . PHILLIPS, The Wardrobe Clothier NOTICE tlon In Seati rhe local corps of tb,' Salvation Army will hold their annual Sunday ii im ii picnli todaj in Queen's p ir i ilhlre ��111 g ither on i nc _: mn Is al 11 a in. and spen 1 lln1 day i In garni - and "a. ol all kinds in their I heart's lellght. McLEOD, MARK & CO. NOTICE IS HEREBY GI\ IN I j will nol be ri onsi il '������ ' - Tin , i traded b> my wife, A ��� M Bi i his da '��� ��� ��� 'olunti ��� :.. ed and oar I. '! July '"*������ Walter Dingle lefl >cs:3������!.,/ tor D McBRO ,., Winnipeg, whi ��� tie ���"���- lo uporito a ������ ~ llnotj e machine torllo.ilo mi lirod NOTICE TU tONTRACTORS ;:;.,:' :",?,". ������*'*:! ��� Ital, and lie ntends tn romi.i l thee Tenders for repali Inting long enough to exper . i the ! -Ii-iit ������ ��� Sapperton school -. II be received uu of a reallj exhilarate v\inf.3r Coat Shirts Put on Like Your Coat The Farm Land Specialists," New Westminster \*m I , en o . at the office Pi ebles, whe II itions ��� en, an I lnwest or ai ten ler n ��� ssarllj n ce ted, Contracl ���"��� ten.il ring ��� n i 11 a i , dei osil a - ertifte I < hecli of 5 i of amouni of tender. C. H. CLOW, Archil ��� 'I t 11 Hai: i ! i ' COnl eacl ' '.oiililie'ii ' I working yesterdaj o. the n.HU.'o'.i to j the main building al tha provincial asylum. A v Btory is lo ue ad le I. md several other Impi >.\ n- i'a nn to be; nm le i i sev ��� ��� 'I of tie' im. i - j Ings, Me1. Hoy will - busy with tin's | un ii rtaking t n iver a month, Just What You Want !S iOO Cords of Tan Bark Wanted At the Cottage on corner, 5 rooms, pantry, bath on., fixed wash tubs and all other improvements also fruit trees. This cottage has just oeen minted and is in first class condition. 'nce $1,e>50, half cash, balance ui-->._ Real ___ Estate 12T0 Columbia St. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. G P^"e 307 P. PEEBLES Ed. Hughes, of the B. J. Phillips clothing house -ales staff, was in the wri'i:. eei iie C, r. it. express .on the ,,r.iirie the othei day. He wr ite friends on the coa��l to say that he had ���-_.��� __. i*M_��__A_r_.__��.j escaped Injury. rraser River Tannery . Three entlrelj recovered patients lefi the Keyai Columbian hospital on] Highest Cash Price Paid Sunday, after term." oi illness of! I -, greater or less Juration, Norman __ ���-^ �� ��� Martin who was treated for an Injured AA/a P.At lO LlVC foot, and one Andrewlskl, inother who "' ^ ' suffered Mi injur; to his fool about I But at the same time it is neces- ���� B ��ntha ago, were two of I bose to gary to know what we are eating. leave the institution. A Jap sras the Have You Tried Them? If not, get in line, and find out what solid comfort is. W. G. and R. and Tooke Bros. Ltd. Both the standard of excellence. PRICES. $1.25, $1.50, $1,75 ��p to $3,00 Shirt ALL NEW PATTERNS. ��� At KENNY'S Cafe ��� I Yoa can rely upon GetUftft the M\ Best of Everything. A very large threshing i Mne, whii h �� I it the J. I. .... ��� ...._, PHILLIPS, The Wardrobe Clothier _:s ��� n THE DAILY NEWS. TU ESDAY J^y, ill, SAFECRACKERS WORK BUI GET SMALL BOOTY Vancouver Visited by Yegg- men���Twenty Offices Ransacked���Secured $100. Vancouver, July 8.���The gay and festive burglar held high carnival In Vancouver last night or in the early morning hours of today. Nearly twenty offices located In the Jones, Sale. Imperial, Crowe & Wilson and the Williams buildings in the centre of the business district, were entered. Safes, office vaults and desks yielded to the skill of the daring intruders. No j explosives wore used. The victims comprise dentists, lawyers, contract- ig firms and insurance companies. lXj- j spite the magnitude of the operations! the burglars, who are still at large, had very poor success, Their total gains did not amouni to $100. It is possible that last night's work was performed by half a dozen men. each being assigned tn a separate building. They are' certainly adepts at the business and their ill success was due to no fault on iheir part. The burglars virtually drew a blank at lhi' Jones building on the corner of Homer and Hastings streets. Nothing is missing frmi iiu various offices visil ed there. Their modus operandi was apparenl by an inspection of the havoc wrought to the safe in the office of F. Cf. T. Lucas in lhe old Safe block. They wrenched olf the knob of thi combination and then inserting tools forced off the combination, shattering it into several small pieces. Here they were rewarded by securing $10.15. Mr. Lucas returned las; night and had a large sum of money on his person. He i intended to have gone to his office to place it in the safe, but changing his mind returned home instead. Nexl door, in the office of W. S. Buttar. chartered accountant, the same method did not work. The combination knob was wrenched off but the lock ' resisted the efofrts of the manipulat- i rs. They had o similar experience across the srteel in the office of the. British Columbia General Contnact company, in the Crowe & Wilson building. The daring operators, how- ��� ver. showed their versatility by successfully solving the 'combination of the safe in the office of (he .Mutual Fiie Insurance company on the same, floor. They got away with a trifle- on l.v $2 in silver. PRISONER ESCAPES. American Fighting Extradition Gets Away From the Sheriff. I e ronto, Out.. July S.���Herman Bar- - Is, millionaire I r< w< r from Syracuse, who has. I een fighting extradl- ti ���:: proceedings in Canada for weeks escaped from couri this morning and . iptly terminated the proceedings fe ' the time being. Bai ti e's extradl- ti ti was orden ! bj Judge Welb of '���'��� ��� '.nei. bul the case was appi aled and ��� ame I e fore J rstice Riddell at I iss iode Hall bis '.aiming. Sheriff Smith ol Wellaii l had the prisoner iu 1 argi jusi bi. couri opened and ��� " liim alone in the corridor of the bal v hile the sa- rifl wi n) into the lavatory, When ae' return) d Mr. Bar- ��� ��� I departe; and made goo l his escapi tt is d< ubtful if he can be ��� -. and his sensational escape ��� - 'ie'' whole case in a rather pe- . osition. Murderer Defies Police. G:a: Iview, All i��� July S.���Thi ; ��� .- suit of Joel Winn, who sl: it | ��� Sl iry, b ivi not al last advices ��� '��� ted his ' apture. Policeman Dia- I and Cox and two men have alle l In bluff near the n G p, an ! have repeatedly I him, b il .. i eing arme l le and pistol, and the ; ill ie ��� ui in ' Ith ���:��� to slwol him ��� si theii lives In capturing bim ��� ive, he Is iin re siiii al liberty. Bare-In li d i \. .��� for a piece of Iin- ' om lei- coat lo md around his ��� ' les in plai i if a bat, sn far as known l.e is without provisi ms and ' he s. The i olice have' wired iho ;e j | eneral's departmenl for orll in in' ejn him no I secures his re?I by any means. Fighting in Formosa. Victoria, July 8.���The steamer Tre- mont, which arrived last night, br ughl ne'.-..- of desperate fighting in For- o i a, where Hi" Japani se are conducting operations againsi the For- mosan natives, mostly head hunters. Five hundred Pormosan Chinese, trained by .la;,anese officers and led by Ueut.-iCol. Hayakawa attacked iim natives who held Chintozan, a hill offering considerable cover, and after three days' fighting carrie I the s rong' hold after a desperate charge ia whii h tin' officer in ��� ommand aa I a hundred end thirty of the five hiindred troops were killed. The Chinese lioops iraineil by the Japanese behaved with much gallantry. REAL ESTATE Telephone 333 Owing to the many changes that have taken place in real estate during the past few weeks, we find it necessary to entirely revise our list Within the next few days, announcements will be made in this space, of many very special bargains we will be enabled to offer REAL ESTATE BROKERS Front Street Telephone 333 WHITE8IDE & rmr^ ^ and WlSSPSl] Columbia street v*"1* W.j. White, , N��,a J- Edm0 MR. J. P, HAMp-rnM* 3 Canadian Banli of r��� ^l Ing, Colin, ,.. "nnierc'S (ARTIN, WEART ft n���, etc '". Tra M flees: New v. i;i,,'.. corner Clan, on anj ,'* Vancouver, room" ����� < - -Df ville street. .1 >Se W. Weait, W. tl' "r ' Bourne. Mr. Martin win ��� Westminster offl, >_,\���M ternoon ��ffl( Ht ev��J Kri^l HOWAY, REID & B0WE8 i ters, solicitors, eic ��, , street, opposite Ci irt Homi j Westminster. A. Whealler p'nj ; 241. ' GEORGE E. MARTIN, B J Solicitor, '., . chon block rL bla and McKenzie Btreets xj'itl minster, B. C. "��� W. MYERS GRAY, Bl and Notary Pul rlster���S)J lD practlcn hs'jl at .New We tmlaster.B.O flees remove 1 to.C irtls Block,d son street, op] isite Cor: P.O. Box 169. Telephone 61 WF. HANSFORD, ��� Solicitor, ��� Cre. entjl I corner Columbia and McK. 'streets, New Westn nster.B.C BOARD OF TRADE.-NVw W�� ster Board of Trade meets iif Board Room, City Hall, 1 Second Wednesday nf each t Quarte-.ly meetings on thei Wednesday of February, August and November, at i i_ Annual meetings on the Wednesday of February. members may be proposed 1 elected at any monthly or gn meetlag. A. B. Whi'e, Sec. SECRET SOCIETIES ��� I SOYAL CITY PRECEPTORY.fi:! R. B. K. of I, meet! if Friday of each month, p. m., in Orange hall, corns| Royal avenue and 7th streei Journlng Sir Knights cordiall.1 vited to attend. W, E. DunlopJ P.; J. Hood, Reg. IH c Ifi P I I 1 I I : to in LOYAL ORANGE LODGE, NO. f ���Meets In Orange hall first 1 third Friday in each month at ll m. Visiting brethren are cordlf Invited to attend. W. Po ���'��� | .lames Humphrey, Rec.-Sec. O. O. F.���AMITY LODGE, NO,! The regular meetings of this J are Irebl In Oddfellews' ball, 0o| bia street, every M n at S o'clock. Visiting ! rethreij dially invited to atten I, S Grw N, O.; C. S. Richmond, V, G.;l9 Coatham. R. S.; J. W. MacDonl F. S.; Alex. Adams. Treas *. O. U. W.���FRASER LOCGE Nfl ��� Meetings the first, and thirdT* day in each month. Vislti< brethren cordially Invi'ed to .itt��J| Lodge room, A. 6. 0. W, hall. fellows' block, Clarkson si reet Cl S. Corrigan, recorder; Lnuis M| master workman. FOSE OF COLUMBIA LODGE Bf 115, SONS OF ENGLAND, B. 5.- Red Rose Degree meets Seconds"! Fourth Wednesday of each nwntll In K. of P. Mall. Columbia St, ''I 8 p. m., White Rose Dei i, ?mlfi,\ Wednesday in each month. MJfl time anil place. Vlsitl ' BretWI cordially Invited. E. B, >:"l*i combe. Pres., j I. Dlsnev, SecreWlj| COURT BRU.METTE, No. 4099, l-0f-\ ���Meets (lie Fourth Prl la. >" '"��� month nt 8 o'clock, In lhe SO hall, Oddfellows' block. Vis" . brethren are cordially Im led to��j tend. J. ft. Rushton, C. Rd '��� f,< Maxwell, R. S. COURT ROYAL COLUMBIA. No.8��* ���etings �� le Second ii li montl at 5 p. m. In the Oddfellows' H#l Visiting Brethren are rordlnb '�� vited to attend. B. C. Firtb, u��" F. P. Maxwell, Sec. A. O. F.���The regular n this I.oelge are held on I and Fourth Tuesdays ot ��� THE ROYAL TEMPLARS OF TEM PERANCE meet every WedDfl"���} at 8 o'clock p. m��� in Oddfel0*' Hall, Columbia streel. Via��� Brethren are cordially Invited to" tend, Ceo. Burr, S. C; N. B. Bro*�� Sec. BONG OF SCOTLAND BENEFIT** SOCIATION, LORD OF THE l��-��j CAMP, 191.���Meets on tbe Firs'.'' Third Tuesday of every "l"""',, K. of P. Hall. John MeNJW* Chief; J. J. Forrester, fiecj^, THE MUG PAPER IS If \% paper for uuBmsFR JULY 9. 1907. *�� the daily news. %& CANftDIAN HOME- �� ReGULATI0N8. NOTICE. - ������ i- hereby given that thirty - after date we intend to apply to _. ,. , ' ' Hon. the Chief Commissioner of rendersi for License tr Cut Timber on Lands and Works for permission to Dominion Lands in the Provence - it and carry away the umber from: British Columbia. following described lands, situate Tender* for a License to Cut Timber eighty chains and south eighty chains TENDERS FOR DERRICK. SCOW, to point of commencement BOILER AND ENGINE. 5. Commencing a: a post set close to No. 4 stake, tbence west eighty TENDERS 'addressed to the under- on Domin.on La-.ds in the Province chains, south eighty chains, east eigh- signed at Ottawa, anel marked on the ty chains and north eighty chains to envelope "Tenders for Scow, Steam of British Columbia. Sealed Tenders addressed to the Commissioner of Dominion Lands. Do- the Kitsumgallum valley: Claim No. 4')���Commencing at post partment of the Interior, and marked Commissioner planted S. E. corner about 20 miles ou the envelope "Tender for Timber Department of t rk. j up from the mouth of North Fork of Berth No. 521," will be received at this point of commencement. .1. P. THOMPSON'. New Westminster. B. C, 30tb May. 1907. .:;.- i.ii ":'' ' "'r:er ed on the envelo;..- "Tendi Tin ^e ^itsunigallum r'ver above Kit- Department until li. o'clock noon on ber Berth No 519' wj' ��umgallum lake, thence running as Wednesday, tbe 24th day of July, 1907, ������ SEALED TENDERS Dominion Lands within British Colum- .,,.., by any per- . ��� bead of a family, 1, xears of age, to;^ . follows: 40 chains west, 80 chains'for a license to cut timber on berth section of, s ePartment until 12 ,-. m.rth. be chains east, 40 chains aorth,: No. 521, comprising lands sitirate in noon on Wednese e 24th day of 40 chains east, 80 chains south. 40 the Province of British Columbia, to ,. chains west, 40 chains south to point' the East of Chehalis Creek and Lake . . lands of coml��encement. and comprising 3 blocks, described as SEALED TENDERS addressed tothe situate in the Province of British Col- : Claim No. 41.���Commencing at post follows- Commissioner of Dominion Lauds, umbia on the west side of Chehalis Planted at the head of Kitsumgallum Block 1.���Comprising that portion Department of the Interior, and mark- ���,.. <��� 1 there-1 Lake an,i Ascribed as follows: lake on west bank about 20 chains outside Timber Berth No, 44. Block 1, ed on the envelope "Tender for Tim- Timber Berth N'o. 519, comprising 80Uth of tne mouth of Kitsumgallum and Timber Berth 254 Block 1, of Sec- ber Berth No, 523," will be received hose portions of the following lands r:VHr wnere it enters lake, tbence 40 tion 23, Township 4, Range 38, West at this Department until 12 o'clock H" ..'personally at Jul>'' l907' '<" a license to cut tit ^ ,L�� for the district In on B��'h -v> 519, comprising l, Tenders for License to Cut Timber on Dominion Lands in the Province of British Columbia. ndoflii- !: anl IS situate. .,..,. |3 required to per- les londil ons co , . ��� ,. following plans: ��� one ui ,,,,.1 six months' residence . a of the land in which lie to the west of Chehalis Lake c*vains *"���-'��� 160 chains south, 40 | of the 6th Meridian, containing an . noon on Wednesday, the 31st day of .ears, culti (for [be fa B in the vicinity' Section 3 the Bouth half and the ' ! " -V) 12.���Commencing at post' Berth 29S Block Land the east bound- umbia. and described as follows: u mother, if the and outside of Timber Berth 302Block plains east niore or ,eS;> to the shore,' area of 387 acres, more or less, July, 1007, for a license to cut timber the north | ' ' ms snore t0 r>��int ��- com- j Blook 2.���Bounded ou the west by on Berth No. 523, comprising lands tho Cus, homestead- llaIf of Section 2s, the snath half of menc.'.- . int Chehalis Creek, on the east by Timber I situate in the Province of British Col Engine, Boiler and Derrick for buoy- service, British Columbia, or tender for scow alone." will be received up to the 20th DAY OF JULY, 1907. for supplying and delivering at Victoria, a wooden scow and the erection on board of a steel derrick with hoisting engine, boiler and other accessories according to specification: also for supplying and delivering a' Victoria where directed, a double cylinder tandem hoisting engine, winch to have four hoisting drums and two winch heads, an upright steel tubular steam boiler of 30 horse power capacity, and a structural steel derrick. Specifications eif the machiners and plans of the derrick can be obtained at the Department here, at the' agen cy of this Department. Victoria, at onis House, Vancouver, and ���w Westmln- i farm ' '.'. iv, the require- "orth-east quarter of Section 34, Sec- nlan'' : a!,out 20 chains south of thelary of same produced northerly to: Timber Berth No. 523, comprising 1 . may be satisfied 'i":' :;:'- Township : . Sections 1, n '��� l ��- T. L No. 7941, thence j Timber Berth 29s Block 2; on the'the north-east quarter of Section 15, eslding with the -��� tne ";ist half ol Section 3, the north '' chains west, 160 chains south, 40 north by Timber Berth 264 Block 2, and that portion of the north-west east quarte'.- of Section 1". Section 11, chains east, 160 chains north to point, and 298 Block 2; and on the south by quarter of Section 11 not covered by the south half of Section 12. thesouth ,,; '���'-'ncement. Timber Berth 254 Block 1, containing Timber Berth 471 (being approxima- and fa" Claim N'o. 43.���Commencing at post ah area of 725 acres, more or less. tely the norih 36 chainsi in Town- the Customs House. J ster. B. C. Tenderers must furnish plans of the boilers and engines offered, and state the earliest possible time' in which they will agree to make the delivery. Separate tenders for the three ar- i,ht_ sett - has his perman I. farming land own- wesl 1ua^r of Section 14 |lntj,, . .aity of his home- south-east quarter .ef Section 15, in planted at the north west corner of Block 3.���Commencing at the south ship 5, Range 27. West of the 6th tides, viz., engine, boiler and derrick i,.'iits as to resl- Township 6, all in Range 1, Wesl ol tlon No. 42, thence 40 chains west, east corner of Timber Berth 298 Meridian, containing an area of 304 will be received, and separate, ten- i id by residence! the 7tn Meridian, containing an area chains south, 40 chains east, 160 Block 2. thence north-easterly at right acres, more or less. ders for the scow or tenders for all feaid e in writing should ���v tbe unmlssloner of Do- l;;, :. ,r,\a of intention ior pa ' 'if 1,310 acres, more or less, iins aorth to point of commence- angles to the easterly boundary of The berth must be surveyed within together. The berth must be surveyed within ment. said Berth 298 Block2, 2 miles; thence one year after the elate of the notice An accepted cheque on u chartered year after tli" date of the notice Claim No. 44.���Commencing al post north-westerly at right angles to east awarding the berth. Canadian bank ecjual to 20',' of tho awarding the berth. lanted at the north west corner of course. 54 chains: thence south west- The regulations under which a 11- whole amouni of the tender must ac The regulations under which a li- ' 'cation N"; 43, thence 40 chains west, erly. at right angles to last course. 2 cense will be issued, also printed company each tender. The cbequt, | irchased at $10 cense will be Issued, also printed 16 chains south, .40 chains east, 160 miles to easterly boundary of said forms of tender and envelope, may be accompanying the tender accepted ] . .; and $20 for an- forms of tender and envelope, may be cnains north to point of commence- Berth 298 Block 2; thence south-east- obtained at this Department or at the w"' be forfeited if the party tender- than 320 acres obtained al this Departmenl e.i at the n erly a!ong s:iM boundary to place' of office of the Crown Timber Agent at i"Kr declines to enter Into a contract j one individual ee. 0fflc�� of the Crown Timber Agenl at Claim No. 45.���Commencing at the beginning, excluding therefrom any New Westminster, B. C. ��r f'lils <�� complete the work con- New Westminster, B C rth west corner of location No. 44, l)ortion ci Timber Berth 308, which Each lender must be accompanied traded tor, and each cheque will be might fall within the same, containing by an accepted cheque on a chartered returned immediately in case eef non- :in area of 864 acres, more or less. hank in favour of the Deputy of the acceptance of a tender. Block 4.���Commencing at a point Minister of the Interior, for the am- The Department does not bind lt- on the easterly boundarj �����:' Timber ount of the bonus which the applicant self to accept the lowesl or any ten- Berth 302 Block 1, 5 chains south- is prepared to pay for a license. ��� 'he rate of ten ��� pounds she", be -.- output. Vi'. W. CORY, of ��� Minister of the In erior. . " 1 publication of will not be paid I.ND REGISTRY ACT. Each tender must be accompanied tbence 40 chains west, 160 chains ; an accepted cheq on a chartered " '::!l- 4" chains east. 160 chains north ank In favor of I ie Deputy of the '" P��lnt of commencement. Minister of the Interior, for the am- Claim No, til.���Post plant".! at the at of the bonus which the a ml north west corner of location No, 42, der. j ��� hat application has f. , ter Florence Mary : ij tl ��� ov ner in Fee Simple' I: sS ��� Deed trom The Cor- \ tricl of Burnaby, to - :. ���.-.:. bearing date the : M A. I)., 1902, of all ..; certain parcel or ��� premises situate, the District ot New ie Province of Bri- e particularly I I ed as subdivisions I ;. ision "A" of lot 29, ie ��� y m are hereby re- the claims of the iin forty-five days ��������� tirst publication ��� : -.vise 1 shall regis- Evelelgh as owner ���>:. | I hereby direct this notice for thir- newspaper publish- I-V'V \\ aiinster will be good Ice thereof, .and Registrj Office, Province of British \ el iy of April, A IV, repared to paj for a license 'lh" highest or iny tender not ne - ��� ���- -a: lly ai cepti . No tender bj telegraph will be entei tained. PERLEY G. KEYES, Secretary. Department of tbe Interior, Tenders fcr License to Cut Timber on Dominion Lands in the Province of British Columbia. SEALED TENDERS addressed tothe Commissioner of Dominion Lands, Department of the Interior, and marked "ii the envelope "Tender for Timber Berth No, 518," will be received at this Department until 12 o'clock noon on Wednesday, the 24th day of July, LJ"7, for a license to cut timber m Berth No. 51S, comprising lan Is s| u ite in the Province of British C il- imi ia to the wesl ot Chehalls Creek mil di scribed as follows: ' Timbi r Berth N'o. 518, c i n I'lsin thence SO chains west, 12 ! chains h, i hains ��� ist, 80 ci: ins i )ul ta, 10 chains east. 40 chains point of commencement. Claim No. 17.���Post planted a! the north west corner of location No. 11. thence 4'* chains west, 160 chains. north. 40 - hains east. 160 chains south to point of commence.'., m , Claim No. 4S.���Post planted about | 10 cliains north of the north west: corner of T. L. No, 7943, thence 160 chains west, 40 chains - > - .. IO'1 h lins east, more' or less to river, ��� '> nce along river to point of commencement Claim No. 19.���P ist ; lante i at the north west corner of T. L. 7943, ���nce 160 chains wes'. 10 c'.i iins south, 160 chains eas-. tO chains north to point of commencement. Claim No. 50.���Post : '.er-.' ��� I al oul ' .hains west of the north east corner of location No. 48, thence SO chains west, 8 I chains north, s i .herns east, 80 chains south to point of corn- easterly from the north-ea.-t corner there."i.'; thence south-easterly along south to sa''1 easterly boundary v i chalns.more The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. No tender by telegraph will be en- I or less, t'i the angle in said east; tertained. boundary of Timber Berth 302; thence PERLEY O. KEYES, north-easterly, at right angles to last! Secretary, course following the boundary of said Departmenl of the Interior, Berth 302, 40 chain.-: thence north- Ottawa. May 30th, 1907. westerly paralled to first course SO j chain-, more or less, to correspond LAND REGISTRY ACT. with length of first course: thence , Newspapers insetting this advertisement without authority from the Department win not be paid. F. QOURDEAU, Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisheries, Ottawa, Canada, 28th May. 1907, Canadian Pacific Railway Co. British Columbia Coast Lln* Service. south-westerly paralled to second TAKE NOTICE that an application] TIME TABLE B. C. Coast Line Service. ALASKA ROUTE. (S-.ibject to change without not Ice l. thai portion of Section 29 lying north mencement, of Timber Berth 2v> and that portion c)alm Nq -,_,.,,. .,;,..���..!, :l- the of Section 32 outside Timher ' i |;,,,, weg| |.||,.,, ,. ()f T L N., Tl,;, th ince i'i'1 chains wes:. 40 chains 264 and said Berth 280, in Township t. Range 30, Wi sl e>: the 6th Meridian; also the nortii half and the south-east p irter of Section 26, the north half and the south-wesl quarter So.".ion | l.. the easl halt Section :������ th i r. irth half Section 32, Sections 33, 31, "���" and those portions of Seetin '- 25 em.. 36 outside Timber Berths 2S0, 261 and ���.7-:. In Township 4, Range I, Wi st o C. S. KEITH. the -;h Meridian; also Sections 3, *, District Registrar. ^ ,b��� nnr|h halt and south-east nuar- EsP' ter Section 6, Sections 7. 8, tli" north I i with this notice, half and the south-wesl quarter Sec- * ing through or under tion 9, the south-easl quarter Section . ons claiming any 10, the south halt Section 16, the south ild land by virtue of half and the north-wesl quarter Sec- ���M Instrument, and all tlon 17. the north half and south-easl any Interest in the quarter Section 18, the south half and nt. whose title is north-wesl quarter Section 19, tions of Sections 1, 2, the Lands course' 40 chains, te poin: of com- has been made to register Francis C. mencement, containing an area of 320 Honour as the owner in fee simple. acres, more or les. under a tax sab' deed from the Mayor Block ">.��� Commencing a: a point on ami Treasurer of tln> City of New the easterly shore of Chehalis Lake. Westminster, to Francis C. Honour.-j 50 chains southerly from northerly I bearing date the 2nd day of October,! end of said lake; theuce? southerly A, D. 1903, of all and singular thai along sail easterlj shore of lake, 2li certain parcel or tract of land anel miles In direel distance, with a depth premises situate, lying and being in of 67 chains tin said east shore, mens-'tin' City of New Westminster, in the ured at right angles to the general! Province of British Columbia, more' bearing of said easterly shore of lake particularly known and described as within the block, containing an area Subdivisions 17. is, 10, of Lot s, sub- of 1.340 acres more or less, urban block 9. The berth must be surveyed With . | contest Hie claim of the tax pur chaser within forty-five days from the ver, 1 p.m. daily. date Of the first publication of thl3 Leaves Victoria dail} at 1 a.m. notice, otherwise I shall register Steamer. Princess Beatrice ' Princess'May Princess Beatrice, Princess May Princess Beatrice. Princess May. . . . Princess Beatrice, Princess May Princess Beatrice, Leaves Vancouv tr. .. July 6, 11 p. m. .July 12, 11 p. ;n. .July 19, ll p. m. . .July 26, 11 p. in. .Aug. 2, 11 p, ni. . .'Aug. 9, 11 p. m. .An.'.. 16, ll p.m. .. .Aug. 23, 11 p.m. .. Aug. 30, 11 p. in. north. 160 chains east, 40 chains south to point of commencement. Claim No. .".2.���Post planted about ; - , halns west of the s mth easl corner of T. L, N'o. 7943, tbence 160 ��� tins west, 10 cliains south, 160 hain ��� east, 10 chains north to point e-' commencement. !.e, ate 1 May 3, 1007. !..>< al irs: WILLIAM MOODY, FRANK VANDALL, Agent, F. VANDAL'.. You and each of yon are required to In one year after the date of the no tin- awarding the berth. The regulations under which a license will be Issued, also printed forms ie-' tender and envelope, may be , uned ai this Department or al the In fee. And I direel that publication ,, ,. of the Crown Timber Agent at "r M* notice In a daily newspaper N'ew \\ estmlnster, B. C, L.ech tender must be accompanied iv an accepted cheque on a-chartered VANCOUVER-VICTORIA ROUTE S.S. Princess Victoria leaves Vancou- Francis C. Honour as owner thereof bank In favour of the Deputy of the Minister of the Interior, 'ror the amount of the bonus which the appll- , anl Is prepa el tei pay for a license'. No tender by telegraph will be entertained, 'i'h" hlghesl or any tender nol necessarllj accepted. PERLEY Q. KEYES. Secretary. NOTICE Is hereby giver, that "(> Department of the Interior. tter date, we Intend 'ee apply to Otta* i, April -ith. 1907. VICiORIA-SEATTLE ROUTE. PRINCESS BEATRICE. Leaves Victoria daily excepl Monday at 8:30. VICTORIA NEW WESTMINSTER ROUTE. S.S. Rithet Leaves Victoria on Tuesday and ,,.. Vi ... i:| province of Brit- [Friday at 7 a.m., and leaves Nen Wei minster on Wednesday published in New Westminster tor ihirly days shall be good and siifTic cut service hereof. Dated al the Land Registry Offlce, NOTICE. ��� Hon. ('hie':' C immlssl m tr ot and Works for a special NOTICE. : "'1 and debarred from Claim tei or In respect In Township ���' I so sold for taxes as 7th Meridian; Land Registry Act." Take notice that, thirty days atfer I under the provisions those port | : .try \d" shall be east bait Section 11. and Section 12. Ileence I , cul and carrj away in ler, , ,, ' , , rrimi Bertha 272 and 302, ber from the following describe ' ' ' * w"stot ; ot the lands, situated In the i tt district: date I Intend to make application to Beginning at a post planted head the Chief Commissioner ol Lamls and Range 1, West als, Section 12, the the south- NOTICE. 11 ,!i"' lh it thirty days after 1 'ei make application to il I mer ot Lands und I east half Section 21. an. r section 25, Township 5, f the 7th Meridian, 13,025 acres, P.1 tl 1 "n-" to cut an i carr l mi the following br I I l'-i east quarte Range 2. West I containing' an an more or less. The berth tuns one year after the late ol i 8 n " ^^ ^ ^.^ ^ commencement awarding the berth, in [er which a 11- THE ilsn prlnte' surveyed within ,' hain:. south 40 chains, e hains, south 40 chains. S lUth 10 chains. east east west lng at a post plant- I" of Twenty-Five f '��� and thonce 10 chains west; " "Iiains; thence east SO north so chains; thence may be |iih s 10 i I'H. Xe, i inted The regulation onse will be- Issued forms of tender and envelope obtained at this Department or at the offlce of the Crown Timber Agenl al marked .lames Shafpe, I New Westminster, B. C. usi be accompanied on a chartered bank in favour of l e Deputy of the Minister of the Interior, or the an- which the applicant ot small baj south side if Broughton Works tor a license to cut and carry island about one mile east of Booker ' away timber fron: the following des- Lagoon, thence north 40 chains, west cribed lands, situated In New West- 80 "iM:ns. north SO chains, east 40 minster district. 40 1. Conimencing at. a post (et on 4U the south bank of Cypress creek about 40 three and a. half miles west from Sil-1 ver creek, thence north eighty chains, j M'i \n;i!!.i\' LUMBER CO.,|east eight- ohalnfl, south eighty j LXU. I Chains, and west eighty chaius to | Vancouver, B. C, May 27. 1007. point of commencement. ; 2. Commencing at a post set close; FORESHORE LEAcES. tq No. 1 stake, thence north eighty' Notice is hereby given that, 00 daysIchains, west, eighty chains, nouth; I utter date, I intend to'apply t'i thej eighty chains, and east eighty chains! ish Columbia, this 19th day of March A. D. 1907. C. S. KEITH, District Registrar To Oeorge W. Jamleson, Esq. All persons served with this notice, and those claiming through or under then:, and all persons claiming any Interest ir. the saiel land by virtue of any unregistered instrument, and al! persons claiming any interest in the said land by descent, whole tiile- is not registered under the provisions of the "Laml Registry Act," shall be forever estopped and debarred from setting up any claim 10 or in respect of the said land so s.ild for taxes as provided by the "Laml Registry Act."" Each tender "" by an accepted cheque to point of commence- ti point of comtii'Miceiueut. ;!. Commencing at a post set close i to No. 1 stake, thence west eighty | chains, south forty chains, east one r oimt of the bonus - -ne ing at le south - a post is prepared to i ,av tor a license lames The highest or anj tender not nec- '��� thence wesl 10 e89arlly accepted. >uthS0 chains; thence N��� tender by telegraph will ����� ���" 1 '��������� ' '"'' ' REYES, S-v.Tetary. i'EHI.KV a Ihence north SO tortuin(.*d avenue and Second. 25���Fifth avenue and Fourth. 26���Fifth avenue and Eighth. 27���Third avenue and Tenth, 82���Agnes and Sixth. 31 ���Schaake Machine Works. 35���Columbia anil McKenzie, 30���C. P. R. Station. 42���Small and Bucklan 1 Mills. and Saturday at 7 a.m. VANCOUVER NANAIMO ROUTE. S. S. Joan Leaves Vancouver daily at 1:30 p.m WEST CQAST ROUTE. Steamer Queen City. Leaves Victoria at 11 p.m. on Ut, 7th, ami llth each month for Clayoquot; leave.! vie toria on 2uth for Quatsino and way points. LOWER FRASER RIVER ROUTE. Steamer Transfer Leaves New Westminster on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 2 p.m. and Saturday at 2 p. m. with additional trip on Mon day at ii a. m Leaves Steveston Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 ti. nu; Friday at 0 a. tn. additional trip Saturday 5 p. m. UPPER FRASER RIVER ROUTE S. S. Beaver Leaves New Westminster, 8 a, m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leaves Chiiliwack 7 a. ni. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays, calling at lanellngs between New Wstmlnster ind Chiiliwack. NORTHERN B. C. ROUTE. S. S, Tees Leaves Vancouver at S p.m. 2: line of ALUMINI'.M GOODS, ft >: including��� >. I | Preserving Kettles Tea Kettles Rice Boilers Etc., Etc. ta These poods are giving splendid satisfaction, and we recommend them. This week witnesses the clearance of oui entire Semi-Ready goods. ;���. e W'e have s ild tbe greater part at reg - balance at unusual reductions. stock oj we win J ;���' * I | V i I li :���: |l I I ANDERSON | & LUSBY | I n i*i ���* & Blouse Lengths of Embroidered Mull, Lawn an Linen-Mi material for making up. Regular prices $1.25 .. 65c; Jul 75c: $2.00 now $1.00; $3.00 now $1.50. Pure White Embroidered Shamrock Linen, leni \ Of extraflij ity, regular prices $3 ami $3.75; now $1.50amK Embroidered Costume Lengths of mu] land ner, . ,. $L'(i; your choice, each J i rr he i W.S. COLLISTER & 247 Columbia Street, New Westminster SUMMER IS HERE ! Keep out those Bluebottles Fool those Mosquitos by fixing up our Screen Doors and Screen NA/indows BRYSON & SONS Hardware, Monarch Ranges 187 Columbia St. Tel. 65 IS- Agents for "KLEENO" TFi INDIAN WOMEN STRIKE AT NORTH CANNERIES Victoria duly 8.���A report has just been received from the north to the effect that there has been considerable trouble with the help in the northern canneries, anel that In many of them the Indian women are on strike. Nothing is known as to whether the trouble will be settled in time for handling of the fish which are now begin- son has been backward and the river is swollen to an extent that makes it difficult to fish, The run of salmon in the Columbia is still light, with no decided increase looked for until thc high waters begin to recede and ge: dearer. From Puget sound nothing of importanc ��� !;a come to hand. Fishing is being don* in the more favorable parts of the waters of upper British Columbia, and also in several streams in Alaska, bui no particulars have come to hand, IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS ihaf. forgotten, make life miserable when camping LIME JUICE for the thirsty LEMONADE TOOTH POWDER for cleanliness SOAP for cleanliness SPIRIT KETTLES for speedily making hot water HAIR BRUSHES POCKET CORKSCREWS Etc., Etc. I ������ : ��� Ul | an |ia K SEE OUR WINDOW FOR OUR GREA T DISPLAH OF DOLLAR WATCHES *�������� '���. To those who cannot swim ���Our Water Wings will support a person weighing 2">0 lbs. as easily as a boy of 50 lbs. By the use of them you can get twice as much fun out; of your morning dip. W. C. CHAMBERLIN THEI JEWEL. See Our Window For Camping Requisites T. A. 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Sunday Service half-hourly between 8 a.ih. and 11 p.m. Sapperton Line. 15 Minute Service from C.25 a. iu. to ll p.m., except between ll' and 2. anel 5 and 7, during which hours the service will be half-hourly. Sunday Service halt-hourly between 8.30 a m. and 11 p.m. t British Columbia Electric Ry. Co., Ltd j ++*******4 WELLINGTON LUMP COAL WELLINGTON WASHED NUT AND PEA COAL. COMOX COAL AND COKE. CUMBERLAND FORGE COAL. Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN MANITOBA WOOD FIBRE NEW BRUNSWICK PLASTEI LIVERPOOL SALT. COMMON BRICK. PRESSED FACE BRICK FIRE BRICK. FIRE CLAY aid MANT��| BRICK. Prom the Clayburn CteJ SEWER PIPE, DRAIN SAND, CRUSHED ROCK TlLEi VANCOUVER PORTLAND CEMENT. This celebrated Cement is used by nearly all large contractors in the Province. ROSEBANK LIME. J Telephones: Office 16, Manager's Residence ltf| ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������*'* ereat^orthernftailwayi $17.40 Spokane and return. Account Baptist Young People's union. Tickets on sale July 2 and '.i, return limit July 10. ________-��� Fare and One-third for round trip t�� l��c8' points in Washington on account of Fourth of Juty' Tickets on sale July ���'! and 4, return limit July ^ $5.55 Seattle and return. Account Twenty- third International Christian Endeavor Convention. Tickets on sale July 8 and 9, return limit J"!)_____, Low round trip rates to all Eastern points. Tickets on sale July '.I, <1 and S; Ails'- H, !) and Id; Sept. 11, 12 and 18; return limil :"' days. St.Paul $(10, Chicago 971.50, St.Louis $67.50, Winnipeg $(>(>. New York $107.00. Por rates to other points and all information, call on er address F. C. MEYERS, Agent Bank of Commerce Bldg. Telephone 194 _mm^\