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DAIL Y EDITION

 

1912

Nov.

Friday,

 

20

 

 

Editorial Notes

 

and Clippings

 

 

 

 

 

THE SEWER
BY-LAW
Ald,
that the by-law is no

laughing matter. In that he is
right, but the methods adopt-
ed by the present city counell
in bringing it before the peo-
ple have been such that it
might easily be regarded
the light of a joke. This will
be dispelled, however, in the
event of their assenting to the
scheme.

Engineer Mason again told,
at the meeting last night, of
his efforts to have the council
bring in an engineer to check
up his work, and their refusal
to do He further stated,
when questioned, that neither
the Provincial Government or
the Grand Trunk Pacific had
given an guarantee that they
would allow the city to carry
the numerous outlets across
their property and discharge
into the Mayor Newton
also explained that the city
had no outlet at Cow Bay for
the main.

Another
sewerage
injustice

Dybhavn said last night

sewerage

i}

so.

sea.

point against the
as proposed was the
sections

to seven,

only muskege to cul through
will be paying for deepening
of Section 1 sewer, and as yet
it is too soon to say wha oe
of the city will ultimately be
the business portions. Every
city has two or three business
centres, and Prince Rupert
will also in time, have other
business districts as well as
Sec. 1. This will necessitate
the relaying and deepening of
the sewerage in a few
years.

system

but
years until
larger and more
be a cheaper

Give
for the
the place
defined, let it
system. It is absolute folly to
put in the expensive system
planned at this stage of the
game.

Ald.
ten minutes of his speech last
night
strate

the city sewerage,

next few

is

Dybhavyn devoted some

in attempting to demon-
to his audience that the
“News” had eredited him with

assertions which he had not

made, referring particularly
to his admission § that all his
knowledge concerning sewers
had been gleaned from the city

engineer. In concluding his re-

eight and nine, which are not, marks on this subjeet Ald. Dyb
included in the present havn said, “if the News would
scheme, but which are taxed study the plans for the sewer
to pay for the work. scheme as carefully as I have
In Section 1 the pipes will done, it would be as much an
be laid at a depth of some 42 expert as I am.” The father
or 14 feet. According to En- of the sewer by-law in this
gineer Mason about 80 % of very statement again admits
the cost of the work is in ex- that the source of all his know
cavating. This means that ledge is the city engineer, who
those sections which will have prepared those plans.
E__ ye enn el

 

Costly Mistake by Gendepens,.
Angeles, Nov. —Al-
has. been married for
Fred
of the
defend-

Los 27

than three years,

centre fielder

by

is

yesterday. Nellie K. Frakes

15, 1908, and that more
later, white she be-
lieved herself to be his flancee
he married Josephine Vickers.
Snodgrass spending the win-
ter in Southern California.

is

 

The salmon pack of the Kil-}14
donan cannery on the Alberni
Canal this year was 36,500 cases,
This is the largest pack this year
for any single B. C. cannery.

 

 

people
that
contractors

2,500 cords of wood
Yukon River, whieh he delivered

$112,500 for
the rate of 89 a cord.

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War Reduces Labor Supply.

Toronto, Nov. 27.—So great

has been the drain of labor caused

the of the Balkan

scene of the .war

exodus
to the
the railway companies and

are experiencing

serious difficulty in securing men.
Large numbers are being brought

court to award her $75,000. The|i® under contract from New
plaintif! alleges that Snodgrass| York, Boston, Cleveland and},
won her consent to marriage on|Buflalo, but the situation in the

United States is almost as bad as

the Dominion. The manager

of an employment company states
that contractors are complaining
of the inability to secure laborers.

This year Frank Neil brought

down the
Klondike City.
the tot,

He received
which is at

 

 

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rub DALLY NEWS
= -_ ee eS : |
I herrit a dave age, Te had]
liived fiftes tears in the Nieola
ih im, (nia ’
An eff «heing made in Port
Robt. Lowery, in Greenwood Ledge Albe o hawe th tor i
at ¢ 7 p im xcept on ate
days
Rabbits are plentiful around) An automobile was driven into] isin
Corbin, ithe Peace River = district this) Was a “Vendetta to Blame?
Fir wood is #6 a cord in Port) sarmmer as far as Lesser Slave Nelaon, Nov. 27 Sugwestions
George. | Lake. that an Italian vendetta was at
Pitisburg is the name of a new) This year 110 earloads of [ru ) the bottom of breaking open and
townsite at the coast ;were shipped from Penticton »bbing of a mail bok at the cor
There h bee! ghing in} @#ainst eight earloads for ner of Silica and Falls streets
- reel siel ilies ie
Pte year. iwere made yesterday after infor-
Phoenix for over a month ie , wa
E 6 70 cents a dozen in The new flouring mil! at Medi-| mation charging 6-year-ol il-
N ey ae ; se ; jeine Hat will have a wareh Willie Fernie with having some
as” . or peng that will hold 400,000 barrels of} of the mail was withdrawn before
oe Vamewaver te use OF COCRIne flour | Police Magistrate Irvine, it hav-
is rapidly increasing “a . i a ave shild’s
» rapeen, The Scimitar at Kettle Falls,| ing been proven by the chile
Rock Creek had the best crops Wash. has Ceased publica p fresogy that he was re se os
. s yet , s of ¢ imina
in its history this year and the plant has be ved tol year f age, which the crim
There are no saw mills 'N) Spokane, code declares must be reached
operation on Kootenay Lake | WOW. Jackaon of Northport before a person can be considered
) . Jdackso i i | ao a e
Dr. Wruich has started a drug/ wash. has killed in his time 45 3] competent to be a r ; an zs
ance as af { as to
store in New Hazelton bears He expects to make the fence It wa aid that it wa
A d t tal store has been} ' hi 500 }secure a letter addressed to a
*par » t store as een ' op f i
ak Dick f Se a ae a WW jtown in Italy that the box was
opened in Port Alberni O. E. Destfiond and Ca: . ; ae
liam are furnishing the Kaslo broken by one of those concerne
. ‘een pters ams are iis “ i ;
About twenty pre-empters will) lta ss . a ,.jin a feud. Examination of the
, yg “aleats ‘ree “> * ice eek, wi i WW
winter at Celeste Creek people ’ ‘ ~ 7 | dames to the bak, Wilich Was Ih
Many Scotch fishermen are sig a yo ; ci eo to ato} court, indicated that the door
coming to Skidegate next year GUE sO8 10F ! : |had been wrenehed open from
. ia cord in Dawson. Six years ago
The saw mill at Enderby has above, probably by some person
17,000 cords of wood were bul ned| bi a steel nn
. . . * seas considers t rr at e
closed down for the ason im thal city every winter, and in| t erably iller ra

The Omineca Herald has moved
from Old to New Hazelton.
Enderby wants a large lockup,
ei i to the local paper
. ©. Abbott has opened a real
‘eal office in Mission City
Jack MecLaughian has opened a
“het gallery in Oroville
Palmer has sold his
rane a + Stump Lake for $1 45,-
000,
The Bluebell! mine on Kootenay

Lake was first located in 1865.

At the Blue Bell Mine = on
Kootenay Lake a ‘hundred men
are working.

Tobacco was grown on the Nor-

ris ranch, near Oroville, this
summer.
Already a snow plow is being

used to clean streets in Rossland

Next spring 60,000 fruit tre
will planted at Okanaga
Falls.

F,. Ames has been elected men-
ager of the hockey team in Boss-
land.

From now until spring but ore
mail a week will arrive at Barker-
ville.

Cougars playing
with the mountain
Lardo district.

Within the city limits of Mer-
ritt two hundred tons
were grown this year.

be

havoc
the

are

goats in

of potatoes

Dunean Ross has put up a eup
for hockey competition around
Hazelton

Birnie Bros. have sold their

brick plant and clay pits at Medi-
cine Hat for $150,000.
At Fernie a Chinaman was re-

cently put in jail for having
opium in his possession.

The Dead Medicine mine at
Evans, Wash., is shipping ore to

the Trail smelter.

The Colonist will put up a
modern newspaper office on View
street in Vietoria.

Lignite coal from the state of
Washington is being sold in Van-
couver at $8.50 a ton.

At Oroville this week
Schwabland selling all
household goods by -auction.

Recently in one night at Ross-
land a weasel! killed fourteen
chickens in one hen house.

The brass band at Kelowna has
been revived, N. Barnholdt hav-
ing been engaged as bandmaster.

All the wheat grown in the
prairie provinces = should be
turned into flour not far from
home,

The first church at Penticton,
built by Tom Ellis, was opened
twenty years ago this month,

Several Greeks from Oroville,
Carmi, Greenwood. and other
points have gone fight the
Turks.

Dr.
his

is

1 7i,oe0]

mining company at

sent up for trial by
court in Barkerville,

blowing up the ditches of the

Lowhel hydraulic mine at Light
ning Creek with dynamite Bon
ner is out on a bail of $3,000
Last vear the Yukon Gold Co
near Dawson, used 35,000 cords)
of wood, principally spruce Phe
average cost, laid down at the}

boilers on the creeks, was 813 a

cord. It costs this company
$500,000 a year for fuel. It ey
dently takes money to run a gold
thawing plant in the Klondike

Near Chilliwack a young gir
recentiv shot a bear dead The
bear was stealing apples from
her father’s orchard

A. D. Broomfield has sold his
hotel at Westbridge and will
move to Princeton, where he owns
an interest in a livery stable.

Suitable meals can now be se-
eured at all the rv
tween Quesnel
Thanks the
Herald.
Recently
day, with a single
Shaveneau skidded
logs that sealed over
23,000,000 barrels of
apples were United
States. The fifteen
years ago was 67,000,000 barrels.

MeGillwray died

ad houses be-
Fort
men

Creorge

the

and
to say
near Rossland in one
team, Jack
ninety

30,000 feet,

seven

This year
raised in the
preduction

Angus near

 

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LUMBER

First Ave. and McBride St.

 

 

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PHONE 25
Prince Rupert, B.C.

Silversides Bros.

Sign Writing..

Paper-Hanging
Our Speolaities

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2nd Street Phone 156 Green

the |
charged wi th}

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earlier days it consumed
ra " . ecient ml Best room in town at Savoy.
being burned in Yukon’s fan ous]
city. | . a
L. E. Bonner, manager of a
Stanley, has}

“Prince Rupert Lodge, LO.OF.

} No. 63
| Meets in the Helgerson Block

Every Tuesday Evening
All members of the order in the
city are requested to visit

| the lodge.

i A. If. ALLISON, N. G.
W. G. BARRIE, Sec.
atiianatcapistedidaiitiaatdiiditilbitiiaasasaigns
SONS OF NORWAY

Meets every Thursday at 7 p. m.

at 319 3rd Ave.
are welcome.

All Norwegians

“Valhalla” of S.H. & E. F.|

(SCan DIN ANIAN Socenty

Meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at &
p.m. in the hall at 319 3rd Ave.

 

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Accountants

308 2nd Avenue
Auditors for the Olty of Prince Rupert |
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

Alex. M. Maneaon, B. A.

W. E. Williams, B. A, L. L. B.
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Box 285
Prince Rupert, 8B. C

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TODAY AND WHEN
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COMING WITH THE
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