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HOAL NOTICES,

 

Land District—District cf
Hazelton,
s hereby given that I, L. N. Mac
Kechnie, of Vaneouver, B, ©., occupation
surgeon, 60 days after date intend to ap
sly to the Chief Commissioner of Lands
For license to prospect fer coal and pe
troleum over the following described lands
Commencing at a yost aa near
Grand Trunk Pacific mile post 128, thence
south 80 chains, thence west 80 chains,
thence north 80 chains, thence east 80
chains t place of commencement, con
taining 640 acres more or less
. N. MACKECHNIE
per F. W. MecRADY, ©, E., Agent
Staked and dated March 17th, 1913
N. MaecKechnie, N. E
Pub, Apr. 14, 1019-——May 12,

Omineca

omineca

Notice

1013.

Land District—District of
Hazelton,

Notice is hereby given that I, L. N. Mac
Kecinie, of Vancouver, B, C., occupation
surgeon, 60 days after date intend to ap
ply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands
for license to prospect for coal and pe
troleum over the following described lands

Commencing at a post planted near
Grand Trunk mile post 128, thence south
80 chains, thence east 80 chains, thence
north 80 chains, thence west 80 chains to
place of commencement, containing 640
acres more or less
L. N. MACKECHNIE
McCRADY, CG. E., Agent
Staked and dated March 17th, 1913
i N. Mackechnie, N. W. G.

Pub, Apr. 14, 1913-——May 12, 1013

rer F. W

a Land Diswict—District cl

Hazelton.

Uline ¢

THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

Standerson Found Quiity.

‘A NARROW ESCAPE

 

In the case of John Standerson,
the fisherman charged with an
infraction of the Fisheries Act,
Magistrate MeMullin gave his
decision this morning. He found
the defendant guilty but suspend-
ed punishment for the reason!
that it has been so long a custom
for trawlers to take bait without}
having a license although this is

clearly an infraction of the

 

 

COAL NOTICES,

a

 

MINING

:

Omineca Land District—District of |

Hazelton. |

is hereby given that I, L. N. Mac |
of Vancouver, B. C¢., occupation
sur@eon, 60 days after date intend to ap
ply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands
or license to prospect for coal and pe
troleum over the following described lands

IN THE KLONDIKE

Joe Boyle Tells of the Plans of
His Great Mining Company
Commencing at @ post planted on bank for the Coming Season.
of Porcupine Creek about 1% miles up ‘

the creek from mouth thereof (Grand _
Trunk Pacitic crosses mouth of creek near

133 mile post), thence north 80 chains, Joseph Boyle, Jr.,
thence west 80 chains, thence south 80 :
chains, thence east 80 chains to place of by a husky boy of about 23,
commencement, containing 640 acres more

or less

Notice
kechnie,

accompanied
| who
|may be registered as Joe Boyle |
Per F. w. tcRADY. G. Ey Agent Jr. No, 2, Came up on the City of|
Seattle last night and paid a visit |

 

Notice is bereby given that I, L. N. Mae
Kecime, of Vancouver, B. L., vcocupation
surgeoll, 6V Gays aiter Gat wmilenu Ww ap
Pid w tie Ciiei Colmussioner vl Lauds
ior license to prospect for val and pe
troleums over We (Ouowing described lands

Commencing at & pest piaitied hear
Graud irunk Paciulc Mile post 125, thence
nora 80 chains, thence east 50 chains,
imence south 8U Chains, thence West sv
chains to place of commencenrent, con
taming 640 acres tore of less.

L. N. MACKECHNIE
Per fF. W. MeURADY, &. b., Agent

Staked and dated March 17th, ivts

L. N. Mackechnie, 5. W. C.

Pui Apr. 14, 1913 May i2,

ivis

Vmineca Land District-—District of
Hazelton.

Notice is hereby given that 1, L. N. Mac
kKecnnie, of Valicouver, B. + occupation
surgeon, OV Gays ailter date intend Ww ap
piy w the Umel Commissioner of Lélids
for license tw prospect for coal ana pe
troleum over the folowing described lands;

Commencing at @ post planted near
Urand funk Pacifie mie post 125, thence
horta Sv chains, tence West 8U chails,
thehee south 80 Chains, thence east 8vU
chains to piace of commencement, con
taining 640 acres more or less.

L. N. MACKECHNIE,
W. McCRADY, &. E., Agent
ijth, 19138

Per Ff.
Staked and dated March
L. N. Mackechnie, 5. E. C.
Pub, Apr. 14, 1913—May 12,

1913.

Omineca Land District—District of
Hazelton:

Notice is hereby given that 1, L. N. Mac
Kechnie, of Vancouver, B. U., occupation
surgeon, 60 days after date intend lo ap
ply w the Chief Commissioner of Lands
ior licemse to prospect for coal and pe
troleum over the foliowing described lands:

Commencing at a post planted near
a cabin near Grand Trunk Pacific mile
post 130, thence south 80 chains, thence
west 80 chains, thence north 80 chains,
thence east 80 chains to place of com
mencement, containing 640 acres more or

less,
L. N. MACKECHNIE
Per F. W. MeCRADY, C.-E., Agent.
Staked and dated March i7th, 1913.
L. N. Mackechnie, N. E, C,
Pub. 1913——-May 12, 1913.

Apr. 14,

 

Omineca Land District—District of
Hazelton.

Notice is hereby given that I, L. N. Mac
Kechnie, of Vancouver, B. C., occupation
surgeon, 60 days after date intend to ap-
ply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands
for license to prospect for coal and pe-
troleum over the following described lands

Commencing at a post planted near 4
cabin near Grand Trunk Pacific mile post
130, thence south 80 chains, thence east
80 chains, thence north 80 chains, thence
west 80 chains to place of commence-
ment, containing 640 acres more or less.

. N. MACKECHNIE
Per F. W. MeCRADY, ©. E., Agent.

Staked and dated March 17th, 1913.

L. N. MacKechnie, N. W. C.

Pub. Apr. 14, 1913-——May 12, i913.

 

Omineca Land District—District of
Hazelton, ,

Notice is hereby given that I, LI N. Mac
Kechnie, of Vancouver, B. C., occupation
surgeon, 60 days after date intend to ap
ly to the Chief Commissioner of Lands
or license to prospect for coal and pe-
iroleum over the following described lands

Commencing at @ post planted near a
<abin near Grand Trunk Pacific mile post
430, thence north 80 chains, thence east
80 chains, thence south 80 chains, thence
west 80 chains to place of commencement,
containing 640 acres more or less,

L. N. MACKECHNIE
Per F. W. MeCRADY, C. E., Agent

Staked and dated March 17th, 1913.

L. N, MaeKechnie, 8. W. C.

Pub, Apr. 14,,1913-——-May 12, 1913.

 

7
Omineca Land District-——District of
Hazelton.

Notice is hereby given that I, L. N. Mac-
Kechnie, of Vancouver, B. C., occupation
surgeon, 60 days after date intend to ap-
ly to the Chief Commissioner of Lands
‘or license te prospect for coal and pe-
troleum over the following described lands:

Commencing at & post planted near a
cabin near Grand Trunk Pacific mile post
130, thence north 80 chains, thence west
80 chains, thence south 80 chains, thence
east 80 chains to place of commencement,
containing 640 acres more or less
. N. MACKECHNIE
MeCRADY, ©. E., Agent
17th, 1913.
c

1013

Per. F. W.
Staked and dated March
lL. N. MacKeehnie, S. E
Pub 14, .1913-

Apr. May 12,

 

Omineca Land District—District of
: Hazelton.
. Notice is hereby given that I, L. N. Mac
Kechnie, of Vancouver, B. €., occupation
surgeon, 60 days after date intend to ap
ply t the Chief Commissioner of Lands
for license to prospect for coal and pe
troleum over the fodlowing described lands
Commencing at a post plant on bank of
Porcupine Creek about 1% miles up the
creek from mouth thereof (Grand Trunk
Pacific Railway crosses mouth of creek
hear mile post 133), thence south 80
chains, thence west 80 chains, thence
north 80 chains, thence east 80 chains to
place of commencement, containing 640
acres more or less '
L. N. MACKECHNIE
Per F. W. MeCRADY, C. E., Agent
Staked and dated March 18th, 1913
L. N. Mackeehnie, N. B.C
Pub. Apr. 14, 1013 May 12, 1013

Omineeca Land District

: Hazelton

Notice is hereby given that 1, I
Kechnie, of Vancouver, B. C.,
surgeon, 60 days after date intend to ap
ply t the Chief Commissioner of Lands
for leense to prospect for coal and pe
troleum over the following described lands

Commencing at a post planted on bank
of Poreupine Creek about 1% miles up
the creek from the month thereof (Grand
Trunk Pacific Railway crosses mouth of
ereek near 133 mile post), thence south
80 chains, thence east 80 chains, thence
north 80 chains, thenee west 80 chains to
place of commencement, containing 640

acres more or less
L. N. MACKECHNIE
Per F. W. McCRADY, ©. E
Staked and dated March 1&th
L. N. MacKechnie, N r..G
Pub. Apr. 14, 1913

District of

N. Mac
oecupation

Agent
1013

May 12, 1918

Land District——Distriet of
Hazelton

Notice is hereby given that I, L. N. Mac
Keehnie, of Vancouver, B.. C., occupation
surgeon, 60 days after date intend to ar
ply to the Chief Commissioner of (
for licente to prospect for eoal anc pe
troleum over the following described lands

Commencing at a post planted on bank
of Poreupine Creek abont ™% miles ur
the creek from the mouth th f (Grand
Trunk Pacific Railway crosses mouth
creek near 193 gnile post thence nort
80 chains, thence east 80 chains, thenes
south 80 chains, thence west 80 chains t
place of commencement containing 640
acres more or less

Omineeca

1s

L. N. MACKRCHNIE
Per F. W. MeCRADY. C. BF
Staked, and dated March 18th
L. ackechnie, §. WC
Pub May 12

Agent
19138.
19138

Api id, 1018

Staked and dated Mareh 18th, 1913.
7
to Mayor Pattullo and other old}

N. MacKechnie, N, W. C.
1913——May 12, 1913.

timers from the Yukon. Mr. |
Boyle was among the _ first to
stake large mining concessions |
in the Klondike and is now the}
president of the Canadian Klon-|
dike Mining Company, which}
owns quite a territory of placer |
ground and several dredges. |

After years and years of
struggle Joe has arrived at a}
stage where he can imitate An-|
drew Carnegie and our own towny
Jack Stewart. Since he left here
early in the spring he has visited
the handsome homestead he
bought at Woodstock, Ont., for
his father, the famous race horse
breeder and trainer, and then
paid a visit to the old home of
his family in the north of Ire-
land, where he purchased a larue
property and he is now whatever
the term “laird” is im the Trish
brogue.

In a chat with the representa-
tive of the News Mr. Boyle said
last night that his company had
one dredge started at work on
March 31, a wonderful new record
for the frozen north. He says
they have moved their No. 1t
dredge from Bear Creek to Upper
Hunker and will start in on No, 2
below. The No. 2 dredge will
start in Bonanza Basin early in
May. Two other dredges up
LN Mackechnie, SW. C. during the winter will be at work
Pub. Apr. 14, 1913——May 12, 1913. about June 2.

— With the Granville power plant
Lang, Sate District of purchased from the Treadgold
Notice is hereby given that I, L. N. Mac-|company they have been running
Kechnie, of Vancouver, B. C., occupation all winter, in connection with the

Northern Light and Power Com-

surgeon, 60 days after date intend to ap
pany, which was purchased by

Pub. Apr. 14,

 

Omineca Land District—District of
Hazelton.
Notice is hereby given that I, L. N. Mac-
Kechnie, of Vancouver, B. C., occupation
surgeon, 60 days after date intend to ap
sly to the Chief Commissioner of Lands
Poe license to prospect for coal and pe
troleum over the following described lands
Commencing at a port planted near old
camp, Grand Trunk ‘Pacific mile post 135,
thence south 80 chains, thence west 80
chains, thence north 80 chains, thence east
80 chains to place of commencement, con-
taining 640 acres more or less.
.. N. MACKECHNIE,
Per F. W. McCRADY, C. E., Agent
Stakéd and dated March 19th, 1913.
L. N. MacKechnie, N. E. C.
Pub. Apr. 14, 1913—-May 12, 1913.

 

Umineca Land District—District of
Hazelton.

Notice is hereby given that 1, L. N. Mac
Kechnie, of Vancouver, B. U,, “vecupauon
surgeon, OU Gays aiter date imtend w ap
piy w the Chief Commissioner of Lands
10r license to prospect for coal aid pe-
troleum over the louowimg deseribed lands;
cCommencitg a at post planted near old
amp, Grand frunk racilic mile post 135,
inence south 80 Chains, thence east 80
chains, tence borth 580 chaims, thence
west 50 Chains to place of commencement,
ontaiming o40 acres more or legs.

L. N. MACKECHNIE.

Per FP. W. McCRADY, ©. E., Agent.
Staked and dated March 19th, 1913.
L. N. Machkhechnie, N. W. U,
ub, Apr. 14, 1913—May 12, 1913.

 

Land Diatrict—District of
Hazelton,

Notice is hereby given that I, L. N. Mac
Kechnie, of Vancouver, B. C., occupation
surgeon, 60 Gays after date intend to ap
ply wo the Chief Commissioner of Lands
ior license to prospect for coal and pe-
troleum over the foliowimg described lands:
Commencing at a post planted near old
camp, Grand Trunk Pacific mile post 135,
thence north 80 chains, thence east 80
chains, thence south 80 chains, thence
west 50 chains to place of commencement,
containing 640 acres more or less.

L. N. MACKECHNIE.
Per F. W. MeCRADY, C. E., Agent.
Staked and dated March 19th, 1913.

Umineca

set

 

Omineca

ply w the Chief Commissioner of Lands
jor license to prospect for coal and pe
troleum over the following, Geaseped aoe:

Commencing at a post planted near olc 4 ar TT . _ .
camp, Grand Trunk Pacific mile post 135, him last year. This supplies the
thence north 80 chains, thence west 80/city of Dawson from Forty Mile
chains, thence south 80 chains, thence ‘
east 80 chains to place of commencement, at the coal mines there, also
containing 640 Sees mere oF lee. owned by his company, and he

Per PF, W. McCRADY, C. E., Agent |has the intention this spring to

Ta tec find out if there is sufficient de-

.. N. Mackechnie, 8. E. C. 1 =A

Pub. Apr. 14, 1913-——-May 12, 1913. mand for light and power in Fair-

banks to extend the system to
that distriet,

 

Omineca Land District—District of
Hazelton,

Notice is hereby given that I, L. N. Mac-
kKechnie, of Vancouver, B. C., occupation
surgeon, 60 days after date infénd Ww ap-
ply w the Chief Commissioner of Lands
ior license to prospect for coal and pe-
troleum over the foliowing described lands:
Commencing at 4 post planted about 12
chains from Grand Trunk Pacific track,
mile 137%, thence’ south 80 chains, thence
west 80 chains, thence horth 80 chains,
thence east 80 chains to place of com-
mencement, Containing 640 acres more or

less.
L. N. MACKECHNIE,
Per F. W. McCRADY, &, E., Agen
Staked and dated March 19th, 1913.
L. N. Mackechnie, N, E. C.
Pub. Apr. 14, 1913—-May 12, 1913.

VANCOUVER CONSTABLE
is Here to Take Charge of Pris-
oner Arrested Several
Weeks Ago.

Constable W. Kuner of Van-
couver has arrived in the city to
take charge of the prisoner, C. A.
Wingard, who was so cleverly
arrested by Constable Bailey of
the local force’about five weeks
ago. Frome the gynarks on the
prisoner's body there seems to be
no doubt as to his identity. He
is wanted on several charges, one
of which is complicity in the rob-
bery of $1,500 in currency from
the Wells-Fargo Express’ Co.
Constable Kuner wil! leave with
his prisoner on the first boat
south.

Public Health Bylaw.

It was Alderman Sutherland
who moved last night that the
council resolve itself into a com-
mittee of the whole upon the pub-
lic health bill, he having heen
appointed chairman of the public
health committee, viee Alderman
Bullock-Webster resigned. The
bill passed its third reading and
now becomes law.

 

Umineca Land District—Distvict of
azelton,

Notice is hereby given that I, L. N. Mac-
Kechnie, of Vancouver, B. C., occupation
surgeon, 60 days after date intend ap-
ply w the Chief Commissioner of Lands
for license to prospect for coal and pe-
troleum over the following deseribed lands:
Commencing at @ post planted about 12
ehains from Grand Trunk Pacific track,
mile 137%, thence south 80 chains, thence
east 80 chains, thence north 80 chains,
thence west 80 chains to place of com-
mencement, containing 640 acres more or

less
L. N. MACKECHNIE,
Per F. W. McCRADY, C, E., Agent,
Staked and dated March 19th, 1913.
L. N. MacKechnie, N. W. C.
Pub. Apr. 14, 1913-—~May 12, 1913.

 

Omineca Land District-—District of
Hazelton.
Notice is hereby given that I, L. N. Mac-
Kechnie, of Vancouver, B, C., occupation
surgeon, 60 days arter date intend to ap-
ply w the Chief Commissioner of Lands
for lieense to prospect for coal and pe-
troleum over the following deseribed lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 12
ehains from Grand Tru Pacific track,
mile 137%, thence north 80 chains, thence
east 80 chains, thence south 80 chains,
thence west 80 chains to place of com-
Mmencement, containing 640 acres more or
.

ess
L. N. MACKECHNIE.
Per F. W. MeCRADY, ©. E., Agent
Staked and dated March 19th, 1913.
L. N. MacKechnie, 8. W. C.
Pub. Apr, 14, 1913-——May 12, 1913.

Judgment Reserved.
The case of the Northern
terior Land Co. vs, R. 8. Sargent
was heard before His Honor
Judge Young this morning. Judg-
ment was reserved for written
argument.

Tn-

 

Land District-—District of
Hazelton

Notice is hereby given that I, L. N. Mac-
Kechnie, of Vancouver, B. €., occupation
surgeon, 60 days after date intend to ap
ply t the Chi Commissioner of Lands
or leense to prospeet for coal and pe
troleum over the following described lands
Commencing at & post planted about 12
ehains from Grand Tru Pacifie track,
mile 137%, thence north 80 chains, thence
West 80 chains, thence south 8” chains,
thence east 80 chains to place of com-
prone ement, containing 640 acres more or

ess
L. N. MACKECHNIE
Per F. W. MeCRADY, C. E., Agent
Staked and dated Mareh 19th, 10138
L. N. MacKechnie, 8. B. C
Pub, Apr. 44 May 12,

UOmineca

Look them over—the sample
books of wallpaper at Wallave’s.
s3tf

Silversides Bros.

Sign Writing..

 

1913 1013

 

LAND PURCHASE NOTICES.

Omineca Land District
notice that I, I
ouver, B. C., occupation surgeon, 60

tay after date intend t apply to the
hie. Commissioner of Lands to” purchase
purveyed Lot 154A Cassiar District
keena River situated near mile 136,
:

 

District of Cassiar
MacKechnie, of

 

Paper-Hanging
| Grand Trunk . Pacific containing 43.7 Our Speolaities
acres more Or less

L. N ete

| Per F. W McchADY Ce so
“Ve Olde Reliable”
1948 | 8nd Street Phone 156 Green

Staked and dated Mareh 101 '
L. N. Maekechnie N RC m i008

rub, Apr. 14, 1018--—June 9

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“The News” Classified Ads.
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Wanted i

 

 

day or hour

WOMAN wants housework
) a8-90

Bok 662

SITUATION wanted by young man as book
keeper Six yrs experience Phone
Black 334 ae-o0

WANTED
month with room
tendent, Prince Rupert
tal.

A woman cook, wages #60 per

Apply the Superitis

General Hospi
gétr

Apply Mrs

WANTED—-A general servant
soar

L. W. Patmore.

 

For Sale

 

 

 

reasonable
409 87-88

almost new,
745 Sth Ave. Phone Red

FOR SALE—Fairbanks-Morse stationary
gasoline engine, twelve h.p., high speed,
first class shape. Apply P. 0. Box 1509,
Prince Rupert. soitr

BUY direct from owner lot on Overlook
St., 81,000, % cash, balance 18 months

cent Wm. Doig, Box 083

STEEL range,

7 per
88-91

 

Lost and Found

 

 

 

dance at Kaiten
Owner can
this ad. at

70r

FOUND—At the bazaar
Island Club, one sleeve link
have same by paying for
Daily News Office.

CEMETERY \MpROVEMENT

Fairview Burial Ground to Be
Drained and a Caretaker
Appointed.

The city council decided last
night to spend #900 in the diteh-
ing and draining of the city ceme-
tery at Fairview and that a care-
taker be appointed at a salary of
$75 per month who will assist in
this work.

Alderman Bullock -
gave notice of a motion that the
position of caretaker be adver-
tised and the made by
ballot of the whole council.

Webster

selection

ASSESSMENT REVISION
Date Fixed for Holding Court of
Appeals—Members of Court
Appointed.

The city clerk reported
night to the council that the as-
sessment roll was complete. The
fixed May 28th as the
date for holding a court of revi-
sion and appointed as members
of such court Aldermen Naden,
Sutherland, McCaffery, Dybhavn
and Kerr.

last

council

The Prince John, of the G. T. P.
fleet of passenger steamers, which
left Prinee Rupert on Saturday
might for the south, went only as
far as Ikeda instead of Van-
eouver and Victoria, returning
here this morning about 11. This
was owing to the fact that the
overhauling of the Prince Albert
was not completed in time for
that boat to leave Vancouver for
the north Friday night. It is ex-
pected that from now on these
two boats will run aécording to
Bchedule.
cereal ite

FINLANDER PLAYS THE

 

FROM FALLING ROCKS

Proper Care Is Not Taken to Warn
Pedestrians When Blasting
Is Done.

The warning recently

police eourt by

Kiven in
Magistrate Carss
the man
with blasting

have had little or no effect
afternoon a blast
the exeavation directly in
of the G. T. P. Inn in
with which eriminal
was most apparent

withstanding that the blast
direetly under the
from the wholesale
Centr: street,

the case of charged
seems to

Yes
put

careless

 

 

 

=

terday was
off in
front

nection

con
neg
Not

was

AMATEUR DETECTIVE

His Room Mate Is Charged with
Theft of Watch and
Money.

ligence
almost walk
eading
one}

houses to no

has been}|was posted on that thoroughfare}
the
Finlander,

the

the
ama seri
the | had

he
landing
Mickelson, a
been staying at
Hotel, has earned
of being a fair
teur detective According to
story he told vesterday in
ease of Isack Mackenin, a
charged with the theft of
and the sum of 845
Mickelson gave the the
and the watches, one of
belonged to another man
care of for bim Mickel
laid them on a chai
or bureau and left them there in
charge of Mackenin When he
returned about three in the morn
ing he asked the accused for the
property The latter, he says
told him they on a chair
under some papers, but he could wi
not find them Mickelson kept a
pretty eye on the accused ! {
and alleges that he followed the and 35
latter along the railway tracks to mS McLeod
a pile of ties, where he was seen £1.75
Mickelson, in
constable, went | to

Whether or

successful in

not
people of possible dan

rocks fell
front of
have

guilty to warn
on
the

caused

wel \ shower of
the walk directly in
Inn might
sus injury to

passing

party, H

who has

Queen's which
any one who
there As a
the who
complaint the
passed over the
spot and had just the
front door of the the
feil Every avenue of
approach should be guarded to
avoid the possibility of accidents

reputation
been

matter of faet person

lodged the
News” had just

with

on
mate,
two watches closed

accused Inn as

money shower
which
to take

says he going

son when blasting is on

MARKET PL. AND FULTON ST.
EXCAVATION BIDS OPENED

from

Continued age 1.
were
Muse,

10) cents

75 cents, 81.7
£300 and

close LaTrace, 65 cents, $1.93

ee00 cents
Company, 80

8350 and 20 cents
Maitland, in
improvements
and in regard to the bids for the
work to be done in Section Two,
held that the bids were too high
that the worl
cheaper to the eity for
| He asked the city
had

jeight

cents
Alderman regard

both

to hide something
company with a
to the place and after $a little
searching found the timepieces
After this evidence Mag
strate adjourned the pre
liminary trial until 11 o’elock to-
morrow morning.

these local

 

hearing

wrk could be done

Carss ind

day work
engineer if he
based his estimates on an
hour
He

profit

PRINCESS SOPHIA SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED IN STRIKING ROCK |!!0"!

day at 45
would i
made as between the
the
hetweet

cents per

like to see a

Continued from Page 1 jcily engineer's estimate and

—|workingmen, but not as
dithe

tractors

the that
contentment ruled the ship

To the
nothing

city engineer and the con

The
profit

impression peace ar

eontractors made
much anyway
Mason

ulations

there
the toity

average person

Engineer said he

his cal

unusual in
appearance Just
little the

irregularity m

was
based on an

per

ship's unde
the bow, a
a slight

could be no

jeight hour day at 45 cents
hour
Aldern Bullock

that in all

below walter
lines |
the

the

Webster
there

ticed. Several of an

but moved contracts

evident

crumpled

not at all

plates were

a clause providing that
should not
than per for
labor for an eight hour

The mayor said this point could
year} be brought up the
jtion of the report of the board
jof works on the and

should be
the

less

damage was
A peculiar coincidence in
with the aecident is
it oceurred with. ten
of the time that the Princess May}
struck on the same rock a
ago. Both steamers struck in al
most The May, |
however, was much more ser-|™eantime the alderman
damaged, being left high} notice of motion
and dry at high tide. |} Alderman Maitland said he
At the time of the accident te } would second Alderman Bullock
the Sophia the pilot, Captain} Webster's motion when it
Hughes, was on duty. The wea- | UD.
ther, it is said, was disagreeable |
with show and rain falling
tinel Rock, a dangerous one to| The weather report at 5 o'clock
navigators, lies right in the path/this morning read Barometer,
of southbound vessels. Much} 29.775; maximum temperature,
sympathy is felt for both Capt.)45; minimum temperature, 36;
Campbell and Capt. Hughes, who| precipitation, .14 inch.
are thoroughly competent navi-.|
gators and who have splendid re-|
cords.

contractor pay

con
that |

minutes

hour
day

nection i5 cents

on considera

the same place tenders
ould

ously give

came

_—_——_—_——— +, -

THE WEATHER.

Sen-

stock
835tf

Nine
dinnerware at

patterns in open
Wallace's.

 

Come Again

Many of you have already taken advantage of our Great
Closing Out sale but you will come again. You want to

buy Clothing and Furnishings where

ou can get the

most real value and satisfaction for the least money.

NOTE THESE PRICES:

 

$20.00, now

Men's Fine

All
regular

Men's Heavy Woo!
derwear,

how

 

Men's Tweed Suits, regular price

... $9.75

Worsted Suits,

lar price $25.00, now..

Men's Faney Vests, regular #3.00,
OD oil dss Laas de

Gray
$1.50

-» + $1.90

Men's Fine Sweater Goat, regular

OG  . hvwc bones ox $2.90

Men's Heavy Sweater Goat, regu

iae,. S650, BO bv ccc cck i $3.25

Men's Fancy Vests, regular $4.00,
now $2.76

Men's Fine Under
wear, sult,

regu-
.. $15.76

now,

... $2.10
Un
each,

Llama Wool
regular 86.00
now, ,suil

 

 

 

 

Remember no reserve Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Shirts, Un-

derwear, Sox, Handkerchiefs, Etc.

ALL MUST GO.

 

==

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SECOND AVENUE STORE

 

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6. R. Nade

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Battery Co,

Roh! Block, Corner of 71 A
Calgary

ee

ENGINEERING

vO. & Sra g t

Engineers, &

ine, coachy

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We have

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Port Edward

PRINCE RUPERT'S INDUS-
TRIAL ANNEX

The ltaunich “Dixie” leaves
the Government slip for
Port Edward every day at?
o'clock, returning at 5
o'clock.

 

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Notice to the |
Public

On and After April 1st
ALL ORDERS FOR COAL
MUST BE ACCOMPANIED

BY THE CASH.
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Union Transfer
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age
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Section |

6,300

Harrison, Gamble & Compat}

AGENTS
Prince Rupett

FINANCIAL
Third Ave.

A Fine Homesite

IN SECTION 8.

4

Has the Area

$2,000

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