THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

TAKE NOTICE that the Municipal Coun
cll of the City
Thursday, the
1913, at the
City Hall, Prince
day and place for
ratepayers on the

2ith day A. D
Police Court Room, in the
Rupert, B. C., as the
taking the vote of the
following bylaws

‘A Bylaw of the City of Prince pager’
to provide for the excavation and grading
of a certain piece of land situate on Sec
ond Avenue, being the property of the Cit)
of Prince Rupert and_ hereafter described
and for incurring a debt of 846,000 to pay
for said work and the securing repayment
thereof and interest by the issuing of de
bentures

“A Bylaw of the City of Prince Rupert
to provide for the excavation and grading
of a piece of land owned by the City of
Prince Rupert, situate on Fulton Street,
and to authorize the incurring of a debt
of the amount of #12,000 to pay for the
same and for securing same and interest
by issuing debentures therefor.”

“A Bylaw to provide for the construc
tion of a part of a General Sewer System
for the City of Prince Rupert and to
authorize the incurring of a debt to the
amount of $350,000 to pay for such part
and for the securing of same by deben
tures.”

AND
vote shall be
polling booths shall be
said 24th day of April,
the hour of 9:00 a. m. until the hour of

7-00 m
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that
DANIEL H. MORRISON has been appointed
OMecer, to take charge of said

Returning
vote

ERNEST A. WOODS,
City Clerk

of April,

TAKE NOTICE that the
ballot and that the
kept open on the
A. D. 1913, from

FURTHER
taken by

BYLAW NO..... Ses
Or THE CITY UF PRINCE RU

PROVIDE FUR THE BAULAVA-
URADING UF A CENTAIN

LAND SITUATE UN SECOND
BEING THE PROPEKTY UF
tHE CLYY UF PRINCE KUPEKT AND

HEKEAPTER DESCRIBED, AND FOR IN

CURRING A DEBT UF $46,000 TU PAY

FUR SAID WUKK AND THE SECURING

REPAYMENT THEREOF AND INTEREST

BY THE ISSUING OF DEBENTURES

WHERE it is deemed advisable to ex
cavate and grade a piece of land belonging
ing to the City of Prince Rupert described
as foulows:

Commencing at a point on the south-
easterly side of Second Avenue, at the
northeast corner of Lot 12, Block 27, Sec-
tion Une, thence northeast along the
southeast side of Second Avenue 173,61
feet more or less, thence southeast along
the southwestern boundary of Lot 13,
Biock 27, Section One, 100 feet more or
less, thence southeast, northeast and again
southeast along the southwest, southeast
and northwest boundaries of lane, Block
27, 547,23 feet more or less following the
curves, thence northwest along the north
east boundary of the said lane 179.86 feet
more or less, thence northeast and north-
west along the southeastern and south
western boundaries of the said lane 218.66
feet more or less following the curves,

A BYLAW
renRi £U
1i0N AND
VIECE UI
AVENUE,

of Prince Rupert has fixed

16 This Bylaw
ist day of
PASSED THE

CORPORAT

shall take effect on
A. D, 1018.
ICIPAL, GOUNCGIL OF

N. OF THE CITY UF
AUPERT. THIS 7TH DAY OF
1013

T. D, PATTULLO,
M

or.
ERNEST A. WOODS,
Clerk,
‘|} TAKE NOTICE that the above is a true
| copy of the proposed bylaw to raise $46,
| 000.00 upon which @ vote of the Munici
yality Will be taken at the Police Court
noom, City Hall, on the @4th day of peril
A. BD. 19138, from the hour of 9 o'clock
A. M. until the hour of 7 o'clock P. }
ERNEST A. WOODS,
City Clerk,
—_

BYLAW NO........+.
y OF THE CITY OF PRINCE Rt

0
ND GRADING OF A PIBCE
OWNED BY THE GITY —
, RUPERT, SITUATE ON FULTON
, AND TO AUTHORIZE THE IN
G OF A DEBT OF THE AMOUNT
000 TO PAY FOR THE SAME

SECURING SECURING SAME

SRE BY ISSUING DEBEN
THEREFOR,

WHEREAS it is deemed advisable to ex
cavate and grade a piece of land belong
ing to the City of Prince Rupert described
as follows:

Commencing at 4 point on the easterly
property line of Fulton Street, distant
ninety-two (92) feet more or less south
of the southwesterly corner of Lot 10,
Block 34, Section One, thence along 4 line
bearing astronomic north forty-three de
grees and forty-seven minutes east (N. 43
degrees 47 minutes E.), 86.04 feet more
or less, thence astronomic south 1 degree
20 minutes 26 seconds BE. 135.26 feet
more or less, thence astronomic south 88
degrees 39 minutes 34 seconds west, 60
feet more or less, thence astronomic
horth 1 degree 20 minutes 26 seconds
west, 75 feet more or less to the point
of commencement, and containing 700.87
square yards be the same more or less,
being a portion of Parcel 22 as set out in
agreement between the Municipality of the
city of Prince Rupert, the Grand Trunk
vacific Railway Company, the Grand Trunk
Pacific Development Company, Limited, and
His Majesty the King in his right of his
Province of British Columbia.

AND WHEREAS a petition has been
presented to the City Council signed by
the owners of the requisite value of
property in the City of Prince Rupert ask-
ing the City Council to pass this Bylaw
AND WHEREAS it will be required to
raise the sum of $12,000 for the purpose
of paying for the said work hereby au-
thorized to be constructed.

AND WHEREAS the City intends to is-
sue debentures to raise the said sum of
$12,000 payable in forty years from the
date of the coming into effect of this By-
law, and bearing interest at fve (5) per
centum per annum,

AND WHEREAS it is necessary to raise
annually to pay said debt the sum of
141.95 and to raise annually the sum of
$600 to pay interest thereon, in all the
sum of $741.95 to pay interest and sink-

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thence northwest along the northeastern
boundary of Lot 12, Block 27, Section
One, 100 feet more or less to the point
of commencement, and containing 1.6
acres be the same more or less, being
Parcel No. 12 as set out in agreement
between the Municipality of the City of
Prince Rupert, the Grand Trunk Pacific
Railway Company, the Grand Trunk Pa-
cific Development Company, Limited, and
His Majesty the King in his right of his
Province of British Columbia,

AND WHEREAS a petition has been pre-
sented to the City Council signed by the
owners of the requisite value of property
of the City of Prince Rupert asking the
city Council to pass this Bylaw.

AND WHEREAS it will be required to
raise the sum of $46,000 for the purpose
of paying for the said work hereby au-
thorized to be constructed.

AND WHEREAS the City intends to
issue debentures to raise the said sum
of $46,000 payable im forty (40) years
from the date of the coming into effect
of this Bylaw and bearing interest at five
(5) per centum per annum.

AND WHEREAS it is necessary to raise
annually t pay said debt the sum of
$544.06 and to raise annually the sum of
$2,300 to pay interest thereon, in all the
sum Of $2,844.06 to pay interest and sink-
ing fund.

AND WHEREAS it is intended to bor
row the monies authorized hereby only
from: time to time as the same may be
required.

AND WHEREAS the value of the whole
rateable land and improvements and real
property of the Municipality according to
the last revised assessment roll, being the
roll-for the year 1912, is $21,686,585.

AND WHEREAS the whole debt of the
City of Prince Rupert, not including local
improvements an school purposes, is
$771,000, which is not 20 per centum. of
said assessed amount.

AND WHEREAS this Bylaw cannot
altered except by the consent of the
Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council.

NOW THEREFORE THE MUNCIPAL
COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE
CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT enacts as fol-
iows:

1.

be

It shall be lawful for the City of
Prince Rupert to exeavate and grade the
iece of land situate on Second Avenue
ereinbefore described.

For the purpose of paying for the
construction work hereby authorized it
shall be lawful to create a debt of 846,000,
which debt shall be payable in forty (40)
years from the date when this Bylaw takes
effect, for which debt debentures may be
issued to be secured in manner herein-
after mentioned.

3. The sum of $544.06 is necessary to
be set aside annually during the currency
of the said debentures for the purpose of
forming a sinking fund with which to pay
the said debt and debentures at maturity;
the said sum of $544.06 to be raised each
year a8 a sinking fund, and further the
sum of $2,300 is necessary to be raised
as interest during the said term and the
currency of the said debentures.

4 The said sum necessary to pay the
said sinking fund and interest shall be an-
nually collected as a special levy or tax
against the taxable land in the City of
Prince Rupert.

5. There shall be issued any number
of debentures to be made for such sums
as may be required for raising the said
sum of $46,000 and the said debentures
may be either for currency or sterling and
shall not be for less than $100 currency
or £20 sterling each, and not exceeding in
the whole the sum of $46,000 and the said
debentures shall be duly prepared, exe-
cuted and sold for the purpose aforesaid.

6. The said debentures shall be deemed
to have been properly executed by being
signed by the Mayor and the Treasurer
of the City and shall be sealed with the
corporate seal,

7. ‘The said debentures shall bear the
date when this Bylaw takes effect, and shall
contain a promise to pay the amounts se
cured thereby and the interest thereon at
the rate of five per cent. per annum, pay-
able half yearly, on the first day of Janu
ary and the first day of July, and may be
with or Without coupons attached for in
terest and if coupons are attached same
shall be equivalent to one half year’s in
terest at said rate

8. Said coupons shall be properly exe-
cuted by having written, stamped, printed
or lithographed thereon the names of the
Mayor and Treasurer of the City

9 All debentures issued under this
Bylaw shall be numbered consecutively no
faatter when issued beginning with Num-

er

10 The
number as
are attached

11 The said

shall bear the same

coupons
debentures to which they

the
debentures when issued,
sold or hypothecated, and any cougons
thereto attached shall be deemed a valid
and binding charge upon the said City of

Prince Rupert
12 Debentures shall he
made payable at in’ England,
the United States therein set
out
13

hereunder
any place
or Canada

The amount of debt, authorized by
this Bylaw, is subject to consolidation with
the amount of any other debt authorized
by any other Bylaw of the said City and
notwithstanding anything herei contained
authorizing and directing the issue and
sale of debentures for the payment of the
debt thereby created the City of Prince
Rupert consolidated stock may be issued
im the place and stead of the debentures
to the amount of such debt This section
shall only apply in as far as the City may
be empowered by Statute so to do

i4. It shall be lawful for the Council
before or during the construction of the
works hereby authorized to borrow from
any bank, of other eorporation or person
willing to advance the ‘same, at interest
to be agreed on, for the purpose of the
sald works or any part ereof and for
such loans to hypothecate the debentures
to be issued hereunder, or a part thereo
provided that such loans with § interest
shall be repaid out of the monies to he
realized upon sale of such debentures or
any other security whieh for the time be
ing may take thelr place
16 The Counetl may the deben

ing fund.
AND WHEREAS the value of the wauole
rateable land and improvements and real
property of the Municipality according to
the last revised assessment roll, being the
roll for the year 1912, is $21,686,585.
AND WHEREAS the whole debt of the
City of Prinee Rupert, not including local
improvements an school purposes, is
$771,000, which is not 20 per centum of
Said assessed amount.

AND WHEREAS this Bylaw be
altered except by the consent the
Lieutenant-Governor-in- Council.

NOW THEREFORE THE MUNICIPAL
COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE
CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT ENACTS AS
FOLLOWS:

1. It shall be

cannot
of

lawful for the City of
Prince Rupert to excavate and grade the
jece of land situate on Fulton Street
ereinbefore described.

2. For the purpose of paying for the
construction of work hereby authorized it
shall be lawful to create a dept of $12,000
which debt shall be payable in 40 years
from the date when this Bylaw takes ef-
fect, for which debt debentures may be
issued to be secured in manner herein-
after mentioned.

3 The sum of $141.95 is necessary to

be set aside annually during the currency
of the said debentures for the purpose of
forming a sinking fund with which to pay
the said debt and debentures at maturity;
the said sum of $141.95 to be raised each
year as a sinking fund, and further the
sum Of $600 is necessary to be raised as
interest during the said term and the cur
rency of the said debentures.
4. The said sum necessary to pay the
Said sinking fund and interest shall be an-
nually collected as a special levy or tax
against the taxable land in the City of
Prince Rupert.

5 There shall be issued any number
of debentures to be made for such sums
as may be required for raising the said
sum of $12,000 and the said debentures
may be either for currency or sterling and
shall not be for less than $100 currency
or £20 sterling each, and not exceeding in
the whole the sum of $12,000 and the said
debentures shall be duly prepared, exe-
cuted and sold for the purpose aforesaid.

6. The said debentures shall be deemed
to have been properly executed by being
Signed by the Mayor and the Treasurer
of the oe of Prince Rupert and shall be
sealed with tne corporate seal.

7. The said debentures shall bear the
date when this Bylaw takes effect, and
shall contain a promise to pay the amounts
secured thereby and the interest thereon
at the rate of five per centum per annum,
payable half yearly, on the first day of
January and the first day of July, and may
be with or without coupons attached and
if coupons are attached same shall be

equivalent to one half year’s interest at
said rate.

8. Said coupons shall be properly exe-
cuted by having written, stamped, printed
or lithographed thereon the names of the
Mayor and Treasurer of the City.
9. All debentures issued under this
Bylaw shall be numbered consecutively no
matter when issued beginning with No. 1.

10. The coupons shall bear the same
number as the debentures to which they
are attached.
11. The debentures hereunder shall be
made payable at any place.in England, the
United States or Canada therein set out.
12. Scid debentures when issued, sold
or hypothecated, and any coupons thereto
attached shall be deemed a valid and bind-
ing charge upon the said City of Prince
Rupert.
13. The amount of debt authorized by
this Bylaw is subject to consolidation wit
the amount of anv other debt authorized
by any other Bylaw of the said City and
notwithstanding anything herein contained
authorizing and directing the issue and
sale of debentures for the payment of the
debt thereby created the City of Prince
Rupert consolidated stock may be issued
in the place and stead of the debentures
to the amount of such debt,
This section shall only apply in as far
as the city may be empowered by Statute
80 to do.
14. It shall be lawful for the Council
before or during the construction of the
works hereby authorized to borrow from
any bank or other corporation or person,
willing to advance the same, at interest to
be agreed on, for the purpose of the said
works or any part thereof and for such
loans to hypothecate the debentures to be
issued hereunder, or a part thereof, pro
vided that such loans with interest shall
be repaid out of the monies to be realized
upon sale of sueh debentures or any other
security which for the time being may
take their place.
15. The Counct) may sell the said de
bentures at less than par if it is at any
time found necessary 80 to do

16. This Bylaw shall take effect on the
ist day of May, A. D, 1043.
PASSED THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
PRINCE RUPERT THE 7TH DAY OF APRIL,

A. DP. 1048
T. D. PATTULLO,
Mayor
ERNEST A, WOODS,
Clerk.

TAKE NOTICE that the above is a true
copy of the proposed Bylaw to raise #12
000.00 upon which a vote of the Muniet
pality will be taken at the Police Court
Room, City Hall, on the @4th day of April
A. 1. 191%, from the hour of 9 o'clock
& m, until the hour of 7 o'clock p. m
FRNEST A. WOODS
City Clerk

BYLAW NO

4 BYLAW TO PROVIDE FOR THE CON

STRUCTION OF A PART OF A GEN
ERAL SEWER SYSTEM FOR THE CITY
OF PRINCE RUPERT AND TO AUTHOR
IZE_THE INCURRING OF A DERT TO
THE AMOUNT OF 8350000 TO PAY
POR SUCH PART AND POR THE SE
CURING OF SAME BY DEBENTURES

WHEREAS tt ts necessary
general system of sewers
Prince Rupert, but it is im
vide for the completion of

© provide a
for the City of

ssible to pro-
he same at the

 

tures at less than par

found necessary 80 to do.

if it is at any time

present time
AND it

WHEREAS ‘8 deemed advisable

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PROVIDE FOR THE EXCAVA.-| struction of @ certain part of ssid sewer

system, namely; The construction of the

OF | necessary outfalls and trunk sewers, which

are
AND
pared

hereinafter specifically mentioned

WHEREAS @ plan has been pre
by the City Engineer for the city
of Prince Rupert showing the part of the
trunk sewers and the outfalls which it is
intended to construct at the present time,
and whicn plan has, before the passing of
| this Bylaw been signed by His Worship
the Mayor and the Oity Clerk, and sealed
|} with the seal of the City, and is herein
alter referred to as the “plan
| AND WHEREAS the plan shows the ine
of the proposed trunk sewers and the
situation of the proposed outfalls at present
Pag undertaken and thereon marked in
red,

AND WHEREAS the said plan also shows
the different drainage areas in the City of
Prince Rupert which will eventually be
served by the outfalls and trunk sewers
shown upon the said plan

AND WHEREAS it may be necessary
during the construction of the said work
to deviate from the line as shown upon the
said plan, either on account of such devia
tion effecting a saving in the cost or tend
ing toward greater efficiency of the
scheme,

AND
raised
pose of paying for
authorized,

WHEREAS it will be required to
the sum of $350,000 for the pur-
the said work hereby

debentures to raise the said sum of $350,-
000, payable in fifty (50) years,
date of the coming into effect of this By
jaw, and bearing interest at the rate of
live per centum per annum.

AND WHEREAS it will be
raise annually to pay the said
sum of $2,671.80, and to raise
the sum of $17,500 to pay the
thereon, making in all the sum
a ee eee ee
fund,

AND

(5)
necessary to
debt the
annually
interest
of §20.
sinking

whole

and real

the City
last re
roll for

WHEREAS the value of the
of the rateable improvements
property in the Municipality of
of Prince Rupert according to the
vised assessment roll, being the
the year 1912, is $21,686,585.

AND WHEREAS the whole of the debt
of the City of Prince Rupert, not includ
ing debits for local improvements and
school purposes, is $771,000, which is not
twenty (20) per cent. of the said assessed
amount,

AN") WHEREAS this Bylaw
alterea except by the consent
Lieute.ant-Governor-in-Council

NOW THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:

(1) It shall be
Prince Kupert to
general sewer system
sewers and outfalls:
4) HAYS CREEK
OU TPALL
Commencing at a
mark on Water Front Block “F’’ about
270 feet southwest of the northeast
boundary of the said Water Front Block
“F’’ and in @ southeasterly and a south
westerly direction across the said Water
Front Block “F" to the lane at the rear
of Block 17, Section 1, thence in a south-
erly direction along the said jane to Third
Avenue, thence th 4 northeasterly direction

cannot be
of the

lawful for the City of
construct a8 part of a
the following trunk
AND

TRUNK SEWER

point at low water

the continuation of Cotton Street,
in @ southeasterly direction along Cotton
Street to Eighth Avenue, thence in a north
easterly direction along Eighth Avenue to
the lane in Block 30, Section 6, thence in a
southeasterly direction along the said lane
to @ point marked on the Bylaw Pian as M
H. 11, situate on Parcel 28, as set out in
the agreement between THE GRAND TRUNK
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, THE GRAND
TRUNK PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT COM
PANY, LIMITED, HIS MAJESTY THE
KING in his right of his Province of British
Columbia and THE MUNICIPALITY OF THE
CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT.

Further commencing at
if and continuing in a southerly and
southwesterly direction along the said
Parcel 28 and the Grand Trunk Pacific
and Government Reserve to a point at the
lane between Blocks 38 and 39, Section 5,
thegce in @ northwesterly

the said M. H

direction along
the said lane to Ninth Avenue

Further commencing at the aforesaid
M. H. 11 and continuing in a northerly
direction along the aforesaid Parcel 28 to
the lane between Blocks 21 and 31, Se«
tion 6, thence in a northwesterly direction
along the said lane to Eighth Avenue.
Further commencing at the aforesaid
M. H. 11 and continuing in a southeaster
ly, northeasterly and easterly direction
along the aforesaid Parcel 28 to Eleventh
Avenue, thence in a northeasterly direction
along Eleventh Avenue to Alfred Street,
and thence in 4 northwesterly direction
along Alfred Street to Ninth Avenue
Further commencing at a point marked
M. H. 20, on the Plan, situate on the afore
said Parcei 28 and continuing in a south-
erly direction to Sherbrooke Avenue.
Further commencing at 4 point about
90 feet southwest of M. H. 22, as marked
on the Plan and situate on the aforesaid
Parcel 28, and continuing in a south-
easterly direction to Sherbrooke Avenue
Further commencing at a point on
Eleventh Avenue at its intersection with
Edward Avenue and continuing in a south-
easterly and southerly direction along Ed
ward Avenue to Albert Avenue
(b) OUTFALL AND TRUNK
FROM DISTRICT MARKED “A” ON PLAN
Commencing at a point at low water
mark on Water Front Block “E” and about
200 feet southwest of the continuation of
the southwest property line of Seventh
Street and in a4 southeasterly direction
across the said Water Front Block “E” to
4 point about 60 feet northwest of the
northwest property line of First Avenue,
thence in an easterly direction across the
aforesaid Water Front Block “E” and
First Avenue to Seventh Street to Second

wt ae
(e) JUTFALL AND TRUNK SEWER
FROM DISTRICT MARKED “J” ON PLAN
Commencing at a point at low water
mark on Water Front Block “E” on the
line of Tenth Street and continuing in a
southeasterly direction across the afore-
said Water Front Block “E” to Water
Street, as shown and delineated on the

said Plan

(2) Provided that if for any reason
whatsoever it is considered advisable to
alter the line of the said trunk sewers,
or their construction, or the position of
the outfalls or any of them, it shall be
lawful to do so under this Bylaw, and
such alteration shall not in any way in
validate the debt hereby created or the
Securities therefor, and in case of any
such alterations being made the money to
be raised hereunder shall be applied to
construct the altered plan

(3) Por the purpose of paying for the
construction of work hereby authorized
it shall be lawful to create a debt of
$350,000, which debt shall be payable in
fifty (50) years from the date when this
Bylaw takes effect, for which debt de
bentures may be issued to be secured in
manner hereinafter mentioned, *

(4) The sum of $2,671.80 is necessary
to be set aside annually during the eur
reney of the sald debentures for the pur-
pose of forming a sinking fund with
which to pay the said debt and debentures
at maturity, such sum being calculated to
pay the said debentures at maturity, eal
culating that it is annually invested ata
rate of 3% per centum per annum, The
Said sum Of $2,671.80 shall be each year
raised as sinking fund and further the sum
of 817,500 t# necessary to be raised to
pay the anwual interest upon the said de
ventures, and that sum shall be raised
each year during the said term and the
currency of the said debentures

(5) The said sum necessary to pay the
sald sinking fund and interest shall be
annually collected as ecial levy or tax
against the taxable nd in the City of

issued any number

Prince Rupert
(6) There shall be
made for such sums
for raising the sald

of debentures to be
a8 may be required
the said debentures
currency or sterling

sum of $350,000 and
for less than 8100.00

may be either for
and shall not be
currency or £20 sterling each, and not e
ceeding in the whole the sum of e350 000
and the said debentures shall be duly pre
pared, executed and sold for the purpose
aforesaid
(7) The said debentures shall be deemed
to have been properly executed by being
signed by the Mayor and the Treasurer of
the City and shall be sealed with the eor
porate seal
(8) The said debentures shall bear the

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WANTED—A woman cook, wages #60 per
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doyle ar-
rived in the city this morning,
en route to Millbay cannery on
the Naas

of Smith,
wholesale
in the
busi-

W Ek. Davidson,
Davidson & Wright,
stationers of Vancouver, is
of his regular

city on one

ness trips.

to the
a couple
former

returned
this morning after
months’ visit at his
Welland, Ont.

W. A. Wallace, son
Wallace, arrived in
morning from Victoria,
has been attending

G. R. T. Sawle
city
|

i ft
of
|

home in

Master of
Mr. H
icity this
he

 

s

where
ischool

William Smith of Prince Ru-
pert left this morning for Copper
River, where he expects to be en-
for months on the
now made to the
in that vicin-

gaged some

trails being
ivarious coal

ity.

mines

‘IMPURE FOOD CASE
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

| enuretiitiemass

The

laid by the local
sanitary inspector against the
Prince Rupert Dairy, which was
}to have come before Magistrate
iCarss this morning, was ad-
journed until 3 o’clock Thursday
afternoon.

charge

Sales girl wanted. H. 8. Wal-

& Co., Lid, soit

date when this Bylaw takes effect, and
shall contain a promise to pay the amounts
secured thereby and the interest thereon
at the rate of five per centum per annum,
payable half yearly, on the first day of
January and the first day of July, and
may be with or without coupons attached
for interest and if coupons are attached
same shall be equivalent to one half year’s
interest at said rate.

(9) Said coupons shall be properly exe-
cuted by having written, stamped, printed
or lithographed thereon the names of the
Mayor and Treasurer of the City.

(10) All debentures issued under this
Bylaw shall be numbered consecutively no
eather when issued beginning with num

r

The coupons shall bear the same
debenture to which they

(12) Debentures hereunder shall be
made Pyne at any place in England, the
Unite tates or Canada therein set out.

(13) The said debentures when issued,
sold or hypothecated, and any coupons
thereto attached shall be deemed a valid
and binding charge upon the said City of
Prince Rupert.

(14) The amount of debt authorized by
this Bylaw is subject to consolidation wit
the amount of any other debt authorized
by any other bylaw of the said City and
notwithstanding anything herein contained
outheg see and directing the issue and
sale of debentures for the payment of the
debt thereby created the City of Prince
Rupert consolidated stock may be issued
in the place and stead of the debentures
to the amount of such debt.

This section shall only appl
as the City may be empowere
80 to do.

(415) It shall be lawful for the Council
before or during the construction of the
works hereby authorized to borrow from
any bank or other corporation ar person,
willing to advante the same, at interest
to be agreed on, for the purpose of the
said works or any part thereof and for
such loans to hypothecate the debentures
to be issued hereunder, or @ part thereof
provided that such loans with Interest shali

repaid out of the monies to be realized
upon sale of such debentures or any other
security which for the time being may
take their place.

(16) The Council may sell the said de
bentures at less than par if it ts at any
time found necessary $0 to do,

(17) This Bylaw shall take effect on the
ist day of May, A. D. 1043.

PASSED THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
rane eee THE 7TH DAY OF APRIL,

7 ’

4
T. D. PATTULLO,

(11)
number as the
are attached.

in so far
by Statute

Mayor
BANEST A. WOODS,
Jerk.

TAKE NOTICE that above is @ true
copy of the proposed Bylaw to raise $350,
000.00 upon whieh @ vote of the Munici
ality will be taken at-the Police Court

oom, City Hall, on the 24th day of April,
A - 1003, from the hour of @ o’e¢
& m. until the hour of 7 o'clock p. m

BANRST A. Woops,
ity Clerk.

 

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~—~@ |ANCREASING PASSENGER LIST |,
ON ALL INCOMING STEAMERS || ))0 (i

the}

==Qne Cent A Word For Each Insertion==

Wharf ts Now in Charge
of Police.

Shortly after noon yesterday
Iman named Ole Knudsen
had been employed clearing land

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Va
sa
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sie
an
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be

ter
Elizabeth MeCabe, BE.

son,

Mackay,

the
returned
ing from a business trip to Van-|

Baer reports, considerable tight-

fairly

jbrother at their ranch up

| | for Sheriff Shirley and

his life by jumping from
r. P. wharf into the chill
iwaters of the harbor The
[fortunate man had not been feel
had

city

take
y

(Continued from Page 1.) ,
jus

been
h

hie

he

a

and

the
treatment

the

ine well

|
brought

to in a buns
As
wharf
he

harbo

wnell, F, Lazelle and wife, J
nald, F. Doyle, H Doyle, J
yle, W. E..Davidson, Miss Wal-|“"*
a Rourke, D. M éore. | threw off his coat, saving
R. Matthews |#0Ine te the
A. G. Don jand leaped into the water
McLeod and | feet belo Knudsen
ughter, J. Brickman, D. Steven- bow : safe tyren
J. Waterfield, Henry Doyle|?" ©
d wife, W. B. Baer, Fred Nash
d wife, H. B. Lehrman, D. M
Ed, Davis, Jack Long,
Long, Mrs. V. A. Long,|
Kelsey, J. Lang, 8, Ril. | towne
M. A. Merrill wife, | Stable
Jenkins, J. Jellick, H. Maytor,| f° :
Webb, Miss ©. Schmidt, J. B./0f the provinetal police
ilon and wife, R. Degville, G, H,/Of the | doct
wan and two Japanese.

for medical

walking along
W“

8,
swith

across

nan

d wife, A. Wilkey,
ue, Mrs. Cole, Mrs

Ww is a pows

height

swirl

man apove

nmediately started to
keeping his head and shoulder
| of f his

companions got 5

well out water One

a boat as quick

fas possible and soon reached hit
to \

was summoned and the '

ss
Cor

him in shore

and
inate man is now in charge

Sever
saw h
all that
deranged He will
to an asylum

a
1 to
he

rs "

al

or
}
iday and declare is

mentally

NEARLY HALF A MILLION

be sent

RE MONEY BYLAWS.
to
upon which
the

are

of]

0.

manager
{

loeal
Townsite
this morn

WwW, BD.

Port

Baer,
Edward
to the city

Persons eligible vote

inine bylaws
Ito be
{ tho

owners

taken on
he

Prince Rupert
apt

bef

se who

of
who

are

uver, Vietoria and Seattle. Mr

tate, or make
market at ’ .
; registration

business

ss the money :
although is eo

The tightness at
says, also evident,
extent as at
that the
is pr
con

in
neouver,
brisk.
he

to the
He reports

Edward lots
satisfactorily
shortage of
d that the total are very
se to the half million mark,
ing over $490,000.

jinstant

ERNEST A. WOODS, ¢

attle, is
t not
neouver,
le of Port
essing
lering

same
Backus mber
p

eariys

mH

Mr. PLR
the G r
jduring the
}Rupert and later in the contract
the

Prin

|
|

0 engineering staf!

most days of Prince

the money

iis

in

the

ing business, arrived
ithis

| Geor ge

sales

morning on

meme
NTINUED
TN Huge

CLOSURE BILL Oo
ALL LAST Nig

{

Is Cut

and

Dried Affaip

the"
iSkeena, made a deliberate attempt!

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Best Bargains in Rupert Really

SECTION ONE.
Avenue, 845.500

basement

First easy teri
lot, natural
2 and 3 years
Avenue lote,

35, 815.500
SECTION TWO.

81,500.00
Block (2, 81

Double corner,
Fraser Street
eash, 1,
Third
Block

50

Pair near McBride, Lots

Lot 94, Block 20,
Lots 21 and 22,
Lots 23 and 24, Block 15, $1,800.00 pair

Lot 10, Block $2,000.00

Lot 49, Block 3, $1,500.00

Lot 8, Block 1, $1,500.00

Lots 20 and ¢ Block 20, $4,200.00

On all these Section Two properties cash payment

350.00

‘s

easy.
SECTION FIVE.
Pair good level lots on Sixth Avenue,
SECTION SIX.

good four

$6,000.00

Lot 25, with room cottage, #3,500.00

7, Block
easy terms.
Call at office for our list of good buys in Sections Seven and Eight.

Westenhaver Bros.

Third 8t. Phone 100

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PRINCE RUPERT'S INDUS-
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the Government slip for
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