1912,

bet 29

CHRONICLES OF THE COURT OF
PRINCE RUPERT IN YEAR 1912

CHAPTER XXIII.

Bein

' ime to pass that in

ef ineorporation

seville Martineau

wn throughout
lity as “Peeping
cog-

discussion

i

and other
a great
city; men grew ex-
th and vexed them-
the

sabbath by the open.

over desecra-

courts,

tain of the teachers
on Sabbath days,
ihe synagomues and
against the play-
me of pool, Boston,
ife and other var-

Sabbath day.
ime lo pass that Se-
M eau Newton, the
vn throughout the
Hamlet,
heard the
of the teachers, and
\ ceding wroth in the

xe Pain,

gnomens,

g an Account of the Ingratitude of the People Towards
Rulers

the

voice that he had gone from the
teachings of his father

q 6. the congregation
the princes of the city were three
men, Clayton, a

Now in of

man learned in
all the arts and practices of dey.
tistry; Douglas, had
from afar, vea from
wicked city of Dawson,
wickedness stalked and no

it; and Dybhavn,
exchange in

who
even

cone
the
where
man
who

and

stayed
made
lands,
f 7. They
in the Court of
did ery out with
inst the breaking
the council which
only to suit

monies

rising in their places
inner the
one voice aga.
of the law of

alterath not,
oecasion, Clayton,
the man of medicine, did reason
with Seville Martineau Newton,
the scribe, known throughout the
municipality as “Peeping Sam,”
Hamlet,’ and other cognomens,
saying “What availeth it to make
a law and at the eleventh hour in
the life of thy to break
and cast it aside as the

palace

reign

 

ill the rulers of the
ier court of the pal-}
sing in his place did
on one of
} Bullock, surnamed}
Web- cupy the apene, |
Martineau Newton,
did come
throne and ery
with a d voice againsta the |

h f the people who had
i for playing to the

sud voice

h of
Jown f the

rulers,

claimed the teach
ple who had, in tie
spoken harshly aga-
in opening the
f the city, that Bos

life and other

variet f pool might be play-|
ed he cily on the Sabbath, to
} ves |
xz mention of his pa-

fa is with a loud voice did
neau Newton, known
ghout the city as “Peeping
let,” and other cog. |

that he had been a

wher of the people

|

st his dem

straight, pea,

 

even as
nen who objected to
¢ pla x in the pool courts on

Sa ith of pool, Boston,

life and other var
he humbled himself
sa crying with a solemn

LAND PURCHASE NOTICES,

—

 

Sheena La District—District

Kange V.

of Coast,

| 10. And Seville Martineau New-
}ton, the scribe, known as

jcognomens, did again lift up his

| city

thrown by the miller?” |

€ 8. And Martineau New

Sevilli

jton, the seribe, known as ‘Peep. | to be distributed
jing Sam,

Hamlet,”
did
that it
thus for a tittle
§ 9. And Douglas
make mention of a strange word
which he had learned in the
wicked city of Dawson, ‘election.’

and other}
make
might
time,

did sigh and

cognomens, answer

saying only exist

ing Sam,’ Hamlet, and other |

voice

and solemnly declare aga-

THE DAILY NEWS

 

NEWS NOTES OF INTEREST BY
MAIL FROM THE OLD COUNTRY

Mre
born

Sarah Sibton, who was
Guyhirne, Cambridge-
|Shire, has just celebrated her

100th birthday, in the March
almshouse

in

Owing to the ravages of the
larch saw fly no less than 30,000
lareh in the Lake distriet

have had to be felled during the
last three years

trees

A monument is to be erected
by the Duke of Portland to Lord
George Bentinek the spot
iwhere he dead, at
Welbeck, years ago.

on
was found
sixty-four
Judge Rentoul, at the Old Bailey
said the working men of Great
Britain drank about two millions
sterling worth of per week

the price of a Dreadnought

beer

Arrangements
the Women's

are made

Har-

being

by Hospital,

ment of 1,100 London Gounty

twelve months.

 

ity
chaff is by visitors

 

inst the ingratitude of the peo-
ple who would place their signa-
tures to an humble prayer and
petition in favor of another rul-
er. And he did wax exceedingly
wroth and revile them in-
grates.
{ 11. And Seville Martineau New-
ton, the seribe, known as
ing Hamlet,” and
did with a
mention of the
he and
Webster,
captain of the!
search of law
and for which the peo-
ple did not offer him any praise. |

|
j

as

|
‘Peep-
other
shaky|

Sam,’

cornomens,
voice make noe -
Bul- |

had

turnal excursions

lock, surnamed
with the
watch, in

breakers,

made

LAND PURCHASE NOTICE |

 

|

District of Coest,|
Range V

Skeena Land District

| Huntingdonshire

|} sions

Saints

jat

Fees amounting to £690 paid of the River Ouse at a point about

for viewing Eaton
hall, the Duke of Westminster's
beautiful Cheshire residence, are
among chari-
ties in Chester and North Wales.
Visitors to Eaton
ged is. each.
Mr. Austen Chamberlain, M.
and has
cestershire

represented East Wor.
since 1892, His
tinguished father, who sat
West Birmingham since 1885, is
in his 78th year.

dis.

In view of the centenary of the
birth of Dickens, the Dickens
Fellowship has offered to award
fifty prizes annually for the best
essay on Dickens written by chil-
dren attending the London Coun-
ty council elementary schools.

Mr. William G. Limback, of
Peterborough, who should have
appeared a witness at the
quarter ses-
against two Peterborough
for alleged thefts
a house boat known

Rest, has died

as

at

Orron
as the

men
from

Sir Luke White, M. P., of
the Yorkshire after
holding two inquests at Beverley,
motored to DriMeld Congrega-
tional Church to take the chair
the harvest festival Twenty
minutes later he was on his way
to Millington to hold a third in-

one

coroners,

Mr \ Metheringham,
manufacturer, of Beeston
tinghamehire, ay neces
consequence of the effeet
tile tariffs, he is about
the whole of his »
chinery to Hungar he
now erecting a which will
afford employment to 400 bande
The Hungarian government, un.
der the powers conferred upon it,
has not only given him a
Rasb, between Vienna and
pest, but has freed the
from local taxation for years
and from Imperial taxation for
fifieen years, in addition to mak
ing a grant for th: of
the machinery from

lace
Not.
that, in
of hos.
to remove
and
where

int nae
is

factory

at
Buda.
factory

ten

removel
Beeston

Anxiety has
the disappearance of the
William Ball Wright, vic
Osbaldwick, York Mr
Wright, who is about 72 years of
age, left

been bs
hey

of

caused

at
near
and is

married, home

 

row Road, for the medical treat-| about 8 o'clock and has not been
| seen

Couneil children during the next| greateoat,

|
|

Hall are char- |

|

j
| defray
P., entered his 50th year recently |

for |

j watch, with

His
gold
inseribed
the bank

heard of
containing
his name

found

or sities

his
upon it,

was on

three miles from Osbaldwick

Gardner, M. P.,
of
a dain near
flooding
has
to
being re.

Mr. E,

riven

has

free a piece land on

which to erect Clive-
den Reach to
Maidenhead.
started a

the

prevent at
rhe

public

mayor
subseription
cost, £250
quired,
Accepting the invita.
tion of a fish
couple recently
a wedding
bridegroom,
all in
to

jocular
carter, a Grimsby
used his float as
coach, Bride and
bridesmaid and
their wedding finery,
and back in the

best
man,
drove ehureh

vehicle,

Mr. W. Larkin,
steeplejack, the Victoria
tower at Westminster
undergone a thorough
The stonew
conditio:

Hviven i

Alt the hands of
the Bow
has just

overhaul-
was found
the thag
coat of

ing rk
and

new

in good
stat!
paint

Was

 

In

arian

octogen-
has
was

the cottage of an

carpenter, who just
Wimbo
£470 in

nan old

died at ne, found

sovereigns con-
kettle. He
a pensioner on the estate
which he had worked for

years

nearly
cealed i was
on

inany |

Lord Derby was presented with

freedom St.

 

 

TERRACE

This tas been one of the mild
est falls on record. No frost tol
speak of, no snow and \« ittie!
rain. To be statistically correct
the rainfall has been three inches
in the past eight the}
thermometer has been once down!
to 27 above, snowfall three inches}
and long since melted rakes |
some beating for the time of vear.}

on

 

weeke

Mr. Eby is making rapid pro
with his

The weather helps

new store

gress
Kalum street. i
The temporary premises of oil
Yukon government telegraph on|
Lindsay Morrison's lot,
ing completion. Mr |
operator at Kalum,
move up as soon as the building
is ready and the
telegraph supplies come to hand

are
Grimes
expects to

necessary new

The Menshion & Hale Tele
phone Go, have all arrangements
made for a local telephone, with
headquarters here |

Joe Hickey is in town fixing at
his property against the coming!
winter,

INDIANS CO-OPERATED
IN IMPROVING STREET

Metiakatia Roads Are Improved
by Voluntary Labor of
Indians.

 

Things have been moving lately
in Metlakatla. A short while ago
it was decided by
cil board to rebuild a
through the village a distance of
about a mile. This road had been
allowed to fall into an unrepaired
and unused condition.

The council held a
meeting and it was discussed
to the advisability of
the entire community
whole amount of the
improvement to do the work
by standard day labor. The latler
course was deeided upon.

Every man in the settlement is
to do three days’ work or pay 83
for each day required to be put in

Forty-one men turned out and
the

the local coun-
road

publie
as
assessing

for the
proposed

or

completed it in specified
time.

The council provided
meals for the workers at a
restaurant,

It was
feast.
complished.

free

local

altogether a veritable

love 4 good job was ac-

 

South for Winter.
T. A. Cameron, accompanied
by Mrs. Cameron, arrived yvester-
day from Aliford Bay Mr. Cam-

eron, who is a brother of Sol

 

the of Liverpool! at

NOTES |.

 

  

DERBIES

A Derby is a necessity
to Sore Oe d
man, o other hat
will fill its place.

We are showing asplea-
did lot of new shapes
in the celebrated
“‘Ohristy’’ Hat,

Price $3.00

Bryant Company
Limited
Successor to

Sloan & Company, Ltd.
“The Store of Better Things”

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There could be no more sensible
Xmas gift for a man—young or old
—thana pairof‘“Ryrie”’ Cuff Links.
The Links shown above are of plain
dull finished 1#k gold, in an extra
heavy weight—reinforced where the
wear comes.

These links will be engraved with
any three letter monogram, and
enclosed in a handsome case.

Order the number—70.
A postal card ‘will bring you Catalogue “C.”

     
   

  

 

    
 
   
   
   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    

  
 

   

    

    

     

 

 

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WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY

TO BUY OR BUILD HOUSES
TO PAY OFF MORTGAGES
TO IMPROVE REAL ESTATE

or Rates of Interest.

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Take notice that I, Albert Lopas, of
Prince Rupert, B G., Occupation pros
pector, ix apply for rMission to
purchase following deser lands;

“Gen ing at & post planted about 30
chains [ Graveyard Point telegraph
Mice and being on the south side of t

Take notice that Michael McFadden, or}
Porcher Island, occupation farmer, in
tends to apply for permission to lease the
following described lands

Cotmencing at @ post planted on the!
ae ao Gurd Island, about two miles
= : east © ot 1793, on Porcher Isiand,
a . thence south 40 chains, the Kitkatlah Inlet, thence 80 ‘aame tenn
noe ‘ chains, thence north 40 | tnence 40 chains south, to an inlet, not

Al West 40 chains to post of/named, thence along the shore line to
Ma containing 160 acres more! point of commencement, containing 320

; acres more or less, the pu se for which
out Aa eipeat LOPAS the lease is required is  quaey lime

rock
28, 1012. MCFADDEN.
District
Kan
e that

Cameron, the well known con-
lord has been s0/tractor of Vietoria and president
honored during his term of of the Westholme Lumber
The city council also melt)has been in charge of the works
the in course of constru@tion at
Skidegate for the B. C. Fisheries
ary, it was stated that the man ——— , of which Sir George Doughty
had received early medical atten- \ verdict of “death by mis-|is the head, Mr. and Mrs, Cam-
tion and given the lightest adventure, due to an overdose of|eron are on their way to Vietoria
sible labor immediately he for the winter,

| admitted

quest. George's Hall, this being the fir st

AT 5 PER CENT. PER YEAR

WE GUARANTEE

the time when your indebtedness will be paid off,
Office open evenings. Write, phone or eall. F

INTERNATIONAL HOME
PURCHASING CONTRACT CO., LTD.

Offices: Suite 11-12, Smith Block.. Phone 455.
M. E. Ritchey, Supt.

time a mavor

of. Co.,

At the inquest at Wormwood
Serubs jail on Charles James
Babb, agted 24, who died of
consumption in the prison infirm-

fice.

dress for first

mn evening
time

on reeord

Go,

@ less

Dated

MICHAEL

pos-
i912

Dated Sept was

Pub. Sept.

3rd,
i4.

Sheena Lan

Distriet veronal,” was returned at an in-
quest at Kingston on Mr. Tom

Shaw, a music hall agent, off
Very good snuff can be made | Adam Adelphi, who died}

Gasoline Engi
from the snowdrop, said Mr. H,|at his on Brackenhurst, | aso ine ngine
Essenhigh Corke, in a lecture on|Kingston-on-Thames. The evi-| For Sale

et
English wild flowers at the Lon-|dence showed that deceased had! yuo norse power, single cylinder, ver-
don salon of photography. The been in bad health for three or) tical, stationary engine, with Wizard

y
. : magneto. Will sell at a low price.
petals, he said, have only to be four years, suffering from bron- Address box E, Dally News,
dried and crushed to powder to |¢hbitis and He also .

Rupert, B. C
make a most excellent filling for }suffered from

of Coast,

v.

f° Tomas A. Roy, of
 B. C., occupation pros
1 to apply for rmission to
following deser' as :
at @ post planted on the
(he Skeena Fiver and about
cast of the mouth of Shames
ae svulh 80 chains, thence west
A ne ‘hence north 80 chains, thence
Chiara,  e® % Bost Of commencement,
“HINIOg 640 acres more or less.
THOMAS A. ROY
1012.

—

Take
Prince |
bector

purchase

——— »

Skeena Land District—District of Coast,! :
Range V.
Take notice that Allan Sim, of Prince
Rupert, occupation bridgeman, intends to
apply for permission to purchase the fol
lowing described lands
Commencing at 4 post planted at the
northeast corner of Lot 1706, and marked
Allan Sim 5. E. Corner, thence north 40
chains, thence west 20 chains more or
less to bank of Zimogotiz River, thence
aiong bank of river in a@ southerly direc
tion 40 chains more or less to the hort
line of Lot 1706, thence east 20 chains
more or less to post of commencement,

 

ong

Commie g street,
woth Dank
? Miles «
iver

residence,

 

 

 

 

Dated Aug Prince
Pub. Sept. 28

ist 26th,
1912. tuberculosis.
sleeplessness and - ——

habit of taking

Sheena Land District

Kan,

soar OE ee

District 0: Coast,
i had been in the

Holce that I, Hubert O. Crew, of
bert, B. C., oeeupation broker,

Sbbly for permission to pur-

‘owing deseribed lands;-—

* @| @ post planted two and
east from the mouth of

Ms River,
chains, thence

ake
Prince |

horth 80 .
“Os, thenee south 80 chains to
uimencement, containing 640
, ieee,
HUBERT ©. CREW.
‘ a 17th, 1942.

 

Dated a
Pub. Sey
Sheena Lang

District—District ef Cuast,
ange V

K .
onl ‘hat 1, Ethel M. Thompson,
Henograpne — &, & >

. , intend to iy for permis.
i © purchase the tollewing deseribed

Cottmencin

vle- half miles %
he VUlnamaas
HS, thence
UT BO ch
boint of
res,

Take Nouce

4 post planted four and
east from the mouth of

Kiver,
vast 80 chains, thence
, thence west 80 chains to
‘ uinencemment, containing 640
re or less,
one. a. THOMPSON,

ie ort O. Crew, 4
re: ) August 17th, 1949, " _
we DED. 14
4 Land Distriet
lange

pistries of Coast,
‘hat William 3,

tak
Van Mogridge,
lend ‘©, occupation broker, in-
he | \ ' permission to purchase
, es scribed lands;
toresh ‘t & post planted on the
worthy * miles distant in a@
Inlet vclon from kumevoion
ba 00 feet south of @ smal)
0 “' JO Chains, thenee north
leas 1 © West 30 chains more or
" ‘, thenee southery follow:
ent : tw point of commence
‘iy yates tore or less,

Da 'LLIAM J. MOGRIDGE,

Sth, 1918

1042

Land Distriet
Ta lange
Nat Beryl |

\Pistrics of Coast
; Gamble, of
: CCCUDALION spinster, in-

he "i ! pertiission to purchase
* Jescribed lands

“ post planted at the
4409, thence south 40
20 chains more or
‘Timber Limit No. 645,
: hains, thence west 20
heheen ss to point ef ecom-
ess “Ing 80 seres more or

BERYL L. GAMBLE,
P Miller, Agent,

i * at

ha. 1
ast

led Be

Pub Sept “we

vig

containing 80 acres more or less.
ALLAN SIM

Dated August 31, 1912.

Pub. Sept. 19, 1012.

Skeena Land District—-District of Coast,
Range V.

Take notice that I, Peter Stacey, of
Prince Rupert, occupation carpenter, in
tend to apply for permission tw purchase
the following described lands:

Commencing at @ post planted about
2 miles south from Graveyard Point tele-|
graph station ,and being on the south side
of the Skeena itiver, thence south 80 chains, |
thence west 80 chains, thence north 80
chains, thence east 80 chains to post of)
commencement, containing 640 acres more>

a PETER STACEY
Dated August 24th, 1012
Pub, Sept, 28, 1912.

Districet——-District of
Hange V

that |, Michel Kordas, of
oecupation laborer, intend

purchase the

Skeena Land Coast

Take notice
Vietoria, B. L.,
to apply for permission to
foik Wing described lands

Commencing at & post planted at the
southwest corner of Timber License No
g2770, in Lakelse Valley, about & of

mile southwesterly from the Williams
Creek bridge, thence south 30 chains,
thence east 60 chains, thence north 30
chains, thence west 50 chains bo point of
commencement, containing 150 acres more
or less

 

 

KORDAS
Agent

MICHEL
Fred EB, Cowell,
tnd, ivie
1912-—Jan

Dated October

Pub, Nov, tith, 1913

District—District of i
ange V
notice that Martha Ann brute
Seattle, Washington, occupation >spil>
utends to apply for permission to |
chas the following described lands
Commencing at &@ post planted of
corth boundary of Lot 6161, Hane
Coast District, not yet gazetiod (ha
leen Agnew's application to purcha
this post being about 5 chains Ww
the northeast oerner of this lot, Ui
north 20 chains, thence West to east ba
of Hocsall River, thence southerly !
ing east bank of Hocsall River |
northwest corner of Lot 5151, thence
lowing borth boundary of this lot to |
of commencement, containing 40 4

more or less
MARTHA ANN BALTIC
Dated October @nd, 1012
Pub, Get, Ot, 1018

prkeena Land

Take

 

 

societies

) engine
| Northwestern

. derful

the snuff box.
Representatives of numerous

dealing with open

spaces charity organizations and

‘the like, have decided to appoint

a Miss Octavia Hill national me-
morial committee, Princess
Louise wrote that she was much
interested in the scheme, and it
was decided to ask her to be
president of the committee.

Robert Garside, of Buxton, an
driver on the London &
Railway, has just
s~ompleted forty years’ service.
He has driven 1,847,000 miles, a
distance equal to seventy-four
times around the world. For
three years he drove the express
from Manchester to London and
back daily.

Mr. Isaac Oldaker, one of
Brighton's centenarians, has not
long survived his 100th birthday,
which oeeurred on
ist
te be
siway

the oldest ex-soldier and
servant, displayed won.
vigor right to up to
iay of his death, He attended
hurch Sunday, walking nearly a
He joined the army in

 

the | ical

veronal tablets.

the Lancaster assizes, be-
Mr. Justice Coleridge, Chris-
topher Timmins, a laborer, was
found guilty of robbery with vio-
lence, at Barrow on October 10th,
He robbed a man of 84, named
Nicholas Thompson, of 12s., after
knoeking him down. He was sent
to hard labor for twelve months,
Sentence of four years’ penal
servitude was passed on William
Todd, 31, a laborer, for a crim.
inal assault on a child, aged 6, at
Brindle, near Chorley, on June

15th.

Al

 

An extension of the Mancheés-
ter museum in eonnection with
Manchester University was open.
ed by Mr. Jesse Haworth of Man.
chester, the principal contributor
to the fund for defraying the cost.
£12,000 has been raised,
£1,500 still required.

Over
leaving

September | Accommodation is provided in the
The veteran, who claimed) extension for thé important and

growing colleetion of Feyptian
antiquities and also for geolog-
and anthropological
mens,

speci.

 

An old man named James
Ferris, of Drumegavanny, has been

found dead in his house, He was

\) Ss. Northumberland, for|78 years of age and lived alone

irs a flagship, and

re. | Although

when discovered life

‘ining ship for stokers,|did not appear to have been very

coal
forty

floating
over

recone @
built

long extinet, rats had already al-
tacked the body and had greats

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