December 12, 1913

 

 

 

opeby wiven that the
Nu tice ‘ pany, Limited, a {ody
tal 1 re gistered office at
pore’ pert, in the Province of
1, bas been appointed of
pritien f the above named Princ
ficial S 1 Cold Storage

Ru ; r of Mr. W. E.
or in yf the Supreme
, of the

Court at
8th day of

3.
AMS & MANSON,
the Said Liquidator

CERTIFICATE oF IMPROVEMENTS.
Mé yuntain noat and Eagie
* situate In the Skeena Min
Cassiar Distriet

ed About six miles back
f Falls Creek, Goose Bay,

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clait

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that I, Wm, T. Korgin,

erufcate No, B43839, act

ror George Kudge, Free

ate No. B83907; P. (

Miner’s Gertificate No, D

1 Wm. T. Kergin, Free Miner's

: » £49839, intend, sixty days from

Lei pereot, to apply to the Mining

diver} , Certilicate of Improve

heoorer’ oy the purpose of obtaining a
mwa Grant ine above claims,

  

and I take notice that action un-
ea uon 37, must be commenced be-
der eye issue of such Certificate of ln
Ho ted ibis 24th day of September, A. D
1913

CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS.

piarm gan mineral claim, situate in the
skeena ig Division of Cassiar Dis-
"where located: About six miles back
from the 0 a of Falls Creek, Goose Bay,

i
that I, Wm, T. Kergin, Free
Miner's Cert ficate No, B43839, acting as
aged nt for Wm. A. Lord, Free Miner's Cer-
ste No. B70101, and P, C, Coates, Free
« certiicate No, D77639, intend,
days from ae date hereof, to apply
« Kecorder for @ Certificate of
is, the purpose of obtain
1 Grant of the above claim,
er take notice that action, un-
, Must be commenced before
ich Certificate of Improve

Take notice

 

  
 
 

24th day of September, A. D.

Date 1 this

Kuj f

District—District of Coast,

Kange 4

that Elbert M. M¢ reat of
t, B , occupation pro
i ir 1 to apply for permission. io
jease 1 wing describe d lands
ng at & St piahied on the
shore anks is siand, opposite Mink
Ba ind situated two (2) miles and
chains more or less
1 i mile and seventy-one
more or less west of A. L
5 16) chains more or less
miles and forty-eight is
west of Green Top
west twenty (20 chains
forty (40) chains, thenice

t 2 chains more or le K
fr Prin ‘pe Channel, thence fol
outherly to point of

t, " contatning eighty 8

ELBERT M
sctober 1913
dan, 12, 1014
istrict—District
Hange V.
that Herbert W. Lees, olf
ria, occupation gentleman,
rr” permission Ww pur
1 described lands
g a post planted on the
ner of @ bay a little to the
eastward of Skiah! Bay, Stephens Island,
f re and adjacent to the ap
h purchase lot of I RK. W
Beavis, wt e north twenty chains, thence
t chains, thence south twenty
ains e east twenty chains follow
t line to the point of com
containing forty acres

MORGAN

of Coast,

  

 

and

HERBERT W.
Agent, L. R. W.
12th, 1913

igis—Jan. 5,

LEES
I His Beavis
Dated October

Nov. 10, 1914,

 

IN THE MATTER of an Application for
the issue of a fresh cerufcate of title for
a undivided one- half interest in Section
if, I owns hip 6, Queen Charlotte District,

29 ¢ Satisfactory prvoft of the loss
of the at ve , eenicate of Tithe having

shed me,
; is HEREBY GIVEN that it ts
n to issue at the expiration of
fter the first publication hereof

 
  
  
 

 

leate of Title to the above

1 is in the name of C. B.
§ which Certificate of Title was 1s-
5 the 12th November, dal at
fis4 k A. M,, a8 No, 3329 C
Land Ff istry Omce, Prince Rupert,
B 27th October, 104 3.
Wat H. F. MACLEOD,

District Registrar.

1836 tHE BANK oF 1913

BritishNorthAmerica

TT Years in Business.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER $7,600,000.

The Convenience of a
Joint Account
A Joint be

opened in the names of twe or
more

Account may
persons. Whichever one
can most conveniently reach
the bank can then deposit the
joint funds or withdraw the
cash

needed. It saves time

and trouble,

Conu
'

Company,
Burritt,

 

 

CHRISTMAS TOYS ~

DAUGHTER.

The

Mr. HAWKES AND
HIS CANADIAN BORN
DAUGHTER LGDKING AT

THE YOUNG LADY ON THE
LEFT 18 MR HAWKES ELDEST.

‘Canada First”

 

ARTHUR HawHes

South Lanark

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Fri THE DAILY NEWS
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eUPREME COURT OF BRITISH
jy THE COLUMBIA, a
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jy THE , CHAPTER 144 OF THE Kit
ct, F ;ATUTES OF CANADA AND
rs AND IN THE MATTER
pHiNCk RUPERT FISH AND
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SECTION 1.
Some choice lots on 2nd Ave., be-
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Lot on Beach Place, $3,500, good
terms.
SECTION 2.

Lot on Atlin Ave. Splendid view,
$1,450, $500 cash, bal, arr.
Double corner on Moresby Ave.,
$2,500, easy terms.

SECTION 5.

Some good houses in best locality
at $4,000 each on long terms.
SECTION 7.

Lot 8 block 26, $600, % cash,

balance in one year.
Lot 7, block 29, $650, $350 cash.

Lots 23-24, block 29, $2,000,

$800 cash, bal. 1 and 2 years.
. SECTION 8.
Lots 5-6, Block 31, $1050, % cash

and bal. 6 and 12 months,
Lot on Prince Rupert Boulevard,

$750, 1-3 cash, bal. 6 and 12.

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Furnished house on Borden St., 5
rooms and bath, $35 per month
on Borden St., 5 reoms and
$30 per month,

McBride 8St.,
$18 per mo.
Place
in

House
bath,
3-room house = on
opposite ith Ave.,
flats in Beach

with ¢ ompar tment

4-room
building

basement, $18 and $20 per mo.
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P. MARGETTS, MANAGER

 

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2nd Ave an

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No. 1 Canned Peas, 2 cans for 250,
N Canned Beans, 2 cans 25¢|
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Mixed Paoly 4? Ib a/slnses'+'e re

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eggs, dozen. .45ce

Extra faney Currants, lb . 150
lixtra Faney Sultanas, pkg.. 10¢

Mince Meat 7&c and

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A large shipment of new brooms
just arrived; prices from 45e

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Arcadian Codfish, 2 lb box, .35c
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GAMPP’S MEETING TEN-
DERS S. M. NEWTON
THE NOMINATION

Continued from page 1)

nutshell so

many times that the meeting
began to think even a cocoa nut
shell would not hold it all.

For a good portion of the
evening the meeting was not
getting anywhere. Everyone
was asking questions which no
one appeared able to answer
until Mr. A. W. Agnew, a repre-
sentative of the P. R. Hydro-
Electric Co., dropped in. He
gave the meeting a lot of infor-
mation,

He said that when
load is over 500 h.p. the gross
per kw. would be i%e to
the city under the proposed ag-
reement. This power would
to be steeped down to 2,-
300 or 4000 volts in which there
would be a slight loss. In case
of development at Woodworth
Lake it would also have to be
steeped down. With a_ deisel
oil plant there would be no
stepping down. The distailut-
ing losses would be identical in
all three schemes, $45,000 of
the $60,000 spoken of was for
line extensions which could be
done without in case of a short-
age of oney. Only, $15,000 is
for the sub-station. The pre-
sent cost of power is too high;
no industry can affor dto pay it.

putting it into a

the peah

rate

have

With the. agreement the city
could sell light at 6, 7 and 8e
per kw. instead of {8c as at

present and power could be sold
at an average cost of 2c. These
rates are based on the superin-
tendent’s figures. The city can
demand a revision of the rates
every five years. The estimate
of Mr Thompson for the Wood-
worth Lake development was a
skeleton estimate. No allow-
ance was made for incidentals,
It would really cost $200,000.
With fixed charges on that am-
ount the city would find that
the fixed charges alone would
make a cost of $26 per annum
on every horsepawer developed.
If the company goes ahead with
their development they will he
spending a *million dollars in
this district that is not costing
the workingman a cent. There
were men in the room who
know that the

working condi-
tions,under that company are
the very best.

Mr, Cuthbert intimated that
the city could get power on the
Naas, sufficient to supply the

whole district.

Mr, Agnew said the cost of
transmission across the canals
would make it prohibitive,

Ald, Maitland wanted the can-
didate selection to be left to a
down town meeting,

The meeting finally
around to the candidates.

got

The chairman thought differ- |

being able

grievances over not
to get roads and water,out in
section seven, where he has
improved his property.

Ald. Tom Maitland then an-
nounced that he had been re-
quested by Mr. Manson to say

that he would not stand for the
mayoralty.

Ald. Douglas—Then we know
who is going. to-earry our ban-
ner to victory—Newton.

Applause led by Neil MeKay.

After a number of sugges-
tions and half made motions it
was moved and carried that a

committee interview S. M.
Newton and tender’ him the
nomination. Fully 25 % of

those present yoted for the mo-
tion.

The committee is Messrs.
Gampp, Fred Shaw and Derry.
It was then moved that H.

Douglas be appointed treasurer

to pass the hat for campaign
funds. Between the moving
and the passing of the motion

there was a general exodus in-
cluding one or two of the pro-
minent speakers.

Another meeting will be call-
ed next week.

Remarks Picked at Random

H. Douglas—If the city could
buy the machinery on time we
might finance the Woodworh
Lake scheme for $100,000,

A, H, Aliison — I believe
municipal ownership. I have
yet to be shown that this agree-
ment is a better scheme.

Fred Shaw—lIf it costs us
$60,000 for a distributing plant
and we lose our” present plant
merely to get our power at 14¢e
per k.w. hour I can’t see we are
any ahead,

Fred Shaw-
gets a contract

If this company
now they will

then want to grab our street
raibway franchise.
Shaw—lIf the company sells

power cheaper here it is to help
Port Edward. We have got to

 

watch that thing. I have got
every dollar of mine invested
here. Hard earns!

Agnew—Under the agree-
ment we’ cannot sell power
cheaper in Port Edward than
we can here.

Fred Shaw.— We _ will no

doubt have to let the grading of
the streets and sewers stand
until we finance this.

A, Cuthbert—lIf this company
can make money selling power
we can,

Ex-Ald, Douglas——I’ve
fought for this section,
of my property is here.

Walter Shaw—You cannot
mix antagonistic interests and
get anywhere.

Ald. Tom Maitland—l’ve no-
thing to say only you know Ym
against it.

always
Most

 

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DAILY TELEGRAPH
UPON THE SITUATION
PRODUCED,

 

 

Borrowings in Country

Up About Fifty Per Cent.
This Year,
London, Dec 11 The Daily

Telegraph in discussing the financial
conditions respecting Canada’s loans
says the heavy borrowings are pro-
ducing a steady decline in credit. It
is declared that the Dominion finds
it cheaper to borrow ‘than to let
necessary construction work lapse.

The Dominion’s borrowings this
year were thirty-five million dollars;
those for the provinces fourteen mil-
lions; for the municipalities seventy-
seven ‘millions; for railways over a
hundred and thirty-three millions,
with miscellaneous borrowings of
fifty millions. This makes a total of
over three hundred and ten millions
as compared with a total of two
hundred and five millions last year.

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

To insure insertion changes
of advertisment must be re-
ceived at the Daily News of-
fice not later than 10 a.m,
on the day of PERSIA OR:

 

 

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circulation in the city and dis-
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dealers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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COMMENTS

Have Gone

 

     

PARK AVENUE SNAP

{Lot 33, Block 29, Section 1
With 6-room House that cost $2,000.00 to build. Extra
large lot with natural basement. Close to Junction.

 

Way Below Market - $5,000.00 - 3 Good Terms
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