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ATLIN'’S GOLF LINKS BOUND FOR SOUTH Sai en sateeniea te atom a0ctes +
dawn D. Rockefeller and Andy The Prince Rupert did not) 6 ” ere i
Carnegie May Play Foursome. }
leave until 10 yesterday morn e ews ass e e
The Seattle Times contains an] '™® 0" account of the lateness
; c of the train, Among those go-|
elaborate write-up and pletureling south from here were the |
of an elegant new hotel just com-| following: George Harris, H.| ® }
pleted at Atlin by the White Pass|Smith, N. Neilson, Ed. Swanson. | ov ne Cent A or: For C nsertio vasome
Railway Company. Surrounding] ©. Small, 6. C. Westenhaver, Mrs {
) » ty : }
the commodious structure, which oe tem toe oe cor
8S. Newton, Charles FE, ! ; as
cost $30,000, are 120 acres of], Oa ae " “8 a- —S
7" ? whieh b ; N. H. Veir, George BEmmonds, H.
ark, 40 acres of which have been] w > . : *
ps acr : mM} Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. R. L..| LIBEL ON CANADA qh
converted into golf links. It is}Kuhn, Miss F. Stevens. G H.| — Wanted For Sale
reported that Jawn D. Rocke-|Collins, |Every City Should Join Official | | ;
feller and, possibly, the laird of ? 2 Protest Against Horne-Payne KITCHEN HELP Wanted at Vienna | yes a
Skibbo will spend a few week-| Fire Chiefs Convene. -— | , Gate CON em Er cin Guay be fontea. opty
ends at Atlin during the season. Phat a delegation from the mu Special to The Daily News H. F. McRae & Co 190tf
Ten more hotels of the same]nicipal fire brigade should at W ~~ ie : tort For Rent FOR SALE Lounch, 90 ft 6 ft. on
class are to be constructed by|tend the convention of coast fire mnipeg, June 24 R Claws { 4 newly refitted. Price $450. | Pham
» me _— = oan ces one reese ener y
the company, one each year for|chiefs way an invitation received|!§ being made here to have every Ce sot
ten years.—-Whitehorse Star. by the city council yesterday/city in Canada join in an oMeial at Sth Ave. near Punten at rooms a POpood condition; cost ¢3% ne Will
° a a rhe convention will be| protest against the attack Of] POR RENT—Purnished front room in cheap. Apply 237 8th Ave. I 143-4
Oece . ’ : “ar Tae a. ‘he ; der artment, close | Over old}
an eet ae ey eo ae ee oe i, oe Horne-Payne as to the London! Bau 'or Comment ~ Tet |
vy tee . oof ay ue : : jeredit on the securities offered|poR neENT—Nicely furnished house; five ‘ALICE ARM GROUP
of a better half. committee, by Canadian cities and muniei large rooms; corner 8th and Me Bride
$30.00 per Mantl Phone Black
ea an al ee palities, when he warned the ‘avr ot HAS BEEN BONDED
| British financiers not to investle
jin the municipal bonds of Can- 1 T. F. Hopki
i ns, Representing Butte
: . ads Lost Found tea,
$30-$75 Underwood, LC. Smith, Remington $30-$75 _ { and Capitalists, Makes Initial Pay-
“All Makes.” Write for booklet fu colors and save #50 e ° ment on Two Groups.
to $75 on any typewriter. Rebuilts have identical finish, It takes a romantic § girl to/|]LOST—Diamond ring. Finder rewarded
wear like and do work equal to brand new machines . s | . a fas Box 68, Daily News iaatr
write a love lette hat means FOUND—An Odd Fellow’s gold pin, at the Word has been received from|
Canadian Typewriter Exchange, Dept. 15, 543 Hastings W., Vancouver, B.C. the same thing over and over cemetery. Owner can have same at the) Alice Arm that the Red Point and
es —_ = a. lagair Daily News OMce by paying for this)
again, ad 110tf Race Hors groups situated
about 22 miles up the Kitsau
river, have been bonded by T. |
oe | Hopkit s Of Seattle for the sum
lof £101,000 Mr Hopkins, wh
is well known cally having
been a principal in several deals|
© in 41909 s said t represent
Butte interests in the purchase
6 6 of the two groups n which the
@ initial payment has been mad
© rhe Red Point group consists
: of three claims and is owned by
Charlies Swanson, Ola Evansot
R. L. Bik, Ole Pearson and Ernest
Carlson. The Race Horse grou,
adjoining, consists of four claims
Read Every I Gentl Then Check Off Wh son and Alf. Miner. Consierab
ea ve tem entiemen, en ec at son and Alf. Miner. Considerabl
prospecting has already bee
done, proving the existence f
ou Want, aesl Weeds readouts Seer
four to .orty feet in width The
ore is a chalcopyrite From the
9 9 Red Point showings ASSaVe f
from $2.50 to 811 have been b
tained and from the Race Hors:
from a few dollars up to 853 in
gold, silver and copper
The news f the bonding has
been received with considerab
n satisfaction here is it points
the fact that 7 al f w
mate minine deve opment
e be had, notwithstanding the ay
And We Will Do The Rest parent “money stringeney. Se
era prospects rs are aiready
terested up the Kitsault, and
Balbriggan Underwear; reg. 75c; now, a garment...... 45c Men's Dress Gloves; regular $1.25; now 65c lowing this river the gove
" . i : 7 is constructing a pack tra
Fine Spring Needle Weave; regular $1.00, now, gar... .70e Working Gloves; regular 50¢; now “s 25¢ the new camp, which now bids
Light Wool Underwear; regular $1.25; now, garment. .90¢ Heavy Working Gloves; regular $1.50; now $1.10 fair to attract considerable at
. . Whip Cord Pants; reguiar $3.50; now....... . $2.45 tention in mining circles P
Medivm Heavy Wool Underwear; regular $1.50; now. .$1.16
k . $ Men's Dress Pants; regular $5.00; now... $3.85 and Cane! Miner
‘xtre . > ; T 7 . > ar $2.25 ow . . oe r
xtra Heavy Wool Underwear; regular $2.25; now... .$1.90 Men's Dress Pants: reguiar $6.00; now.. . $4.65
Cotton Union Suits; regular $2.25; now............ $1.40 Men's Dress Pants; regular $7.00; now . $5.35 TO PURCHASE SITE
Combination Suits, fine wool; regular $3.50; now... .$2.50 Men's Dress Pants; regular $9.00; now........... $6.40 FOR PLAYGROUND
Cotton Night Shirts; regular $1.50; now............. 65c Men's Working Pants; regular $3.50; now... . $2.25
Entire line Dress Shirts; regular $1.50; now........ ‘ Men's Wor g Pants gular $3.75; no a
t el ree g } 50; now $1.00 fen’ V , rkin i > regular : b> now $2.85 Fred Stork Gives Shrewd Scheme
Pyjamas (Jap Crepe); regular $2.50; now.......,.. $1.35 Men’s Working Pants; regular $4.50; now $3.40 to Council for Acquiring
Cotton Pyjamas; regular $3.00; now?.............. $1.90 Men's Working Pants; regular $5.00; now........ $3.90 Recreation Ground.
Mr. Fred Stork appeared be
e 9 e fore the city eoune esterday
jevening to propose that a reer:
ore n ln 0 C OC } er ve ation ground should be secured
for the eity He suggested a sit
: on Acropolis Hill between Borden
street and the reservoi his
Heavy or Light Suspenders: regular 75c; now......... 45c Fine Imported Flannel Shirts (English manufacture ; he thought, might be purchased
, ; y > 2 ar $3.5( Oo at small cost and coaverted into
Four-in-Hand Neckwear; regular 75c; now..........:; 45c ee OS.60. CR ce baie ob ved oe wk . $2.20 . 7 all ur ; iverted int
Stiff Bosom Dress Shirts; regular $1.25; now...... .65c a eee ground by an ex
. sabes ‘ > enc * venditure Of not more thi
Turkish Bath Towels; regular 35c; each............. 20c Seaiias. Shirts: rember O00: wble, 2 :k>. 0 $2.20 oom ve oe mor _ § is,
x ~ " . BLO recog ec e
Cotton, Cashmere or Heather Sox; regular 3 for $14.00; now Railroad Shirts; regular $4.25; now 90c Sted ial’ dhe. bounail “es ‘
0 ee See eee a ee ee OO Pe 9 oe Ree ac i ‘ ‘OuNnci as con
Wo Gi rebc as «dees hic daekas vebveees ease $1.00 re OVOrgE Circ. s sce tek i udeebans > cd cas coa'es 90c ifronted with a dificult money
| situation, He therefore sug-
j}gested that the grounds might be
© | pure hased by a joint stock com
e of an or ard or mes tie
e e 9 9 e jone hundred dollars’ worth of
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SEE WINDOW

THESE PRICES OUGHT TO BRING YOU TO THIS STORE IN A HURRY. JULY 18T IS ALMOST HERE AND WE CAN
FURNISH THAT NEW OUTFIT AND SAVE YOU NEARLY ONE-HALF.

Our entire line of Men’s Suits about Half-price

Martin : O’Reilly’s

2nd AVENUE STORE
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taken by citizens
bonds wotuuld bear

|} stock might be
| The no inter
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;est and would be redeemable by
ithe city in two or three years

This matter was referred to the
finance committee and the parks
jcommittee for their considera
j tion and report

rhe outfit of the men who are
now doing the city scavenging
will be purehased by the cor
peration, which decided some
time ago to take over the work
The outfit consists of two horses

and will cost

$250

Buys 5 acres near Prince Rupert

and carts, ete 8900

 

FINE LAND
GOOD WATER
SUITABLE FOR
TRUCK FARMING

SEE

Harrison, Gamble & Company
FINANCIAL AGENTS
Prince Rupert

‘Third Ave.

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NOTED RAILWAYMAN
HAS PASSED AWAY

   

 

Mr. Henry Wilkes Walker, For-
mer General Auditor of G. T.
R., Died in Winnipeg. }
Mr. Henry Wilkes Walker, for
merly. general auditor of the G T
r. h., and one of the best known HE PERFECT SHOE
railway men in the Dominion } FOR SUMMER SPOR ea
died at his residence at Winni ASK YOUR DEALER
per Man... on June iv Mr |
W ane was born at Brantford,} .
On February 12th, 1839 He | PPPPPeerooocororcorccessen,
wae educated at the Hamilton]
grammar sehor and entered the of a
rvice f the Great Wester : <
Railwa it i854 After four ¥ f
ears he went to the Detroit & (¥
Milwaukee Railway, and in 1862 ,
ed the Grand Trunk Hailway} ~
is chief l kkheeper } See
Mr. Walker's subsequent ap
iy tments in the service of the
] R ‘ ’ ! wes Ac
la ins is;8 chief l T
A 7 cea | O S
genera iuditor Apri 1 06 |
‘fron hich 4 tion he rvelired |? —_—_——uc ccs,
' : ! 0 afte 3]
: is Lot i }
M Wa va eatls si
es | ert des per montl
' : : “ I \ Lot 9 I k
. vit where th h aoe 1
led le had be | hho
buy ! ind had. sor ! j 18
here wh fel 1 wal ittach
' for him j ‘ ‘
H vas i j Fra a | ranch «
laught f the late John Le | s “
ne, Ksq {M i vh .
vives h togeth vith f |
s and tw laugh I) ] |
Leeming Wa Fra W., Ar-|
thr P. and Lewis ¢ I ‘
Mrs. Walter Williams and Mrs George Leek
Andrew RK. Me Maste is we is
two sisters, Mrs. Henry Birks PRINCE RUPERT
and Miss Walker on ; .
SEWER QUESTION IS |
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Ald. McCaffery and Ald. Bullock- ENGINEERING
Webster Spar Over Rights saad o
of Private Owners. Te .
ne, coached
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Ald b \“ :
ind Ald ur MeCaffery ‘
iga he tres I eres
. es at th
wine. Adres I _ PACIFIC TRANSFER C0.
Webs whi
: week antec sh a | Furniture, Baggage, Piano Mov
etPrrws segs i ing and Genera! Cartage
! y as ~ é : |
Pp}
I h ay I hid y
hat tt i 1 ils ! 4
be we f j h atts ie JOO
1s al firs Ne . vase ft be bid
cee ARRISON W. ROGER
i ‘tee! vi ven this did
a th ot d Architect
have | rid i fifteen As the Suite 1, Fed
A was for a private sewe he PRINCE RUPI
did i e why the bill sh d
be se ! the citY assess .
iflice
W. J. JEPHSON
Alale nan MeCaffery expla ned
hat in apportioning the cost of Barrister and Solicitor
the repairs thing had at first} Sritisn ee "I
been charged to some who had Notary Public
made connections without secur Room 11, Federal Block, Prince Rupe
ne permission He understood
that Alderman Bullock-Webster ITING
was one of those who had done BOOKKEEPING - AUD
this As for charging the cost P Lessons
of the repairs to private indi TD Tassie
viduals, this had been dome by
Alderman MeCaffery’s own in ELL
structions It was the only feas WEND R. JONES
ible Way of meeting the expense, | Phone 192 ined ons OS
Alderman Bulloek Webster
said that for his part he has B WN & UTI
greed to pay $15 for sewer con RO B ERS
nections, and that he had al MINING ENGINEERS
ready paid $120, so he had borne METALLURGY AND MINI‘
his share He still wished to] es. Phone Black 413
;Anow why the money for a pri Prince Rupert
vate sewer should be collected by —-
the city He thought that some 9
would object to paying LAND LOCATED
Alderman MeCaffery said that 660 acre best ,
he hac undertake se oO eee * r
le rad ndertaken himself t land, Naas River Va
pay for any of those who declined Aivansh. located {
to take their share of the burden . . an : \ Knox
Apply until Friday .
SPLE ID NA Hotel, Room 4
ON SALMON RIVER} Rupert Bakery
We to announce that we have opened
Excellent Showing Made on In-|a new "bakery ou eee eens re Hote
eolicit the ironage of the pudi'«
dian Mine in an Adit Foliow- and restaurant trade @ specialty. eres
ing the Vein. delivered to a liparts of the city
GARON & RASOGAZOVITCH
in @ distance of some 230 feet Phone Biue 398
from the portal of the upper tun a
nel being driven at the Indian
mine, On the Salmon river, a fine Are You Lookine
shoot of galena ore has been
struck reeently The adit was 9
driven following the vein and the ( HEAP BUY .!
shoot of ore encountered is be a
lieved to be the same shoot
opened up on the surface After .
Striking the new ore body the Then Look into This
face of the tunnel was enlarged Lots 141-12, Block s
showing the vein to measure oix|
feet in width Roy Clothier
brought in some splendid sample 3
Of galena from the faee : the ice eal
tunnel. J, Fred Ritchie, 7
of Prince Rupert, one o he di
rectors of the Indian ail s, Lid =r Caen
is here and will shortly survey Balance 6 and 12 M
the companys holding
land Canal ine ~/G. R. Naden Co., Lid
Find it through a Daily N ws | Real Estate and Insuran
Want Ad, i Second Avenue