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rate of taxation of 16.90. As the
THE DAILY NEws

THE LEADING city has adopted the single tax
plan no charge Is levied on im-
NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA

Published Daily and Weekiy by . provements. ‘The rate of taxation aly S. S. Prince Rupert

0 1.90 ehides special taxes 14
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H. F. McRAE, EDITOR AND GENERAL MANAGER
SUBSCRIPTION RATES—To Canada, United States and Mexico:

Daily, 50c per month, or $5.00 per year, in advance, Weekly, 8198.332. This shows a decrease
ae per year. All Other Countries: Daily, $8.00 per year. a esate previous year, but it Sundays at 6 p.m.,
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eekly, $2.50 per year, atrictiy in advance. must be pointed out that such For Vancouver and Victoria, commencing Sunday, Jany y 181th
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‘ Shan: ORSTUE exrEnsive under taxing . 9 F -r those contem lating a trip to any point east of Chicay., "Om
Daily News Building, Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B. GC. Telephone 98. railway terminals, depot and ho-| geuRK RaILWAY SYSTEM (the Double Track j,i.) °8
tel. running into a total expen- service second to none. Speed and Jusury ¢ y) Offers gf
BRANCH OFFICES AND AGENCIES diture of several millions of dol- ; : ;
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tang, cate nat. listed,” 3t Mapeee ALBERT DAVIDSON —_

comparative statements showing ih
ui ane ey (Agent for all Atlantic Steamship Line
General Agent

New York—National Newspaper Bureau, 219 East 23rd St., New
York City.
Seattle—Puget Sound News Co.

Subscribers will greatly oblige by promptly calling up Phone 98 in
case of non-delivery or inattention on the part of The News carriers.

TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING—50 cents per ineh. Contract
rates on application.

DAILY EDITION aie = Saturday, Jan. 24, 1914

the city assessment, rates and
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attendance, ete.
Substantial Progress

The year just closed has seen ST. ANDREW’S SOCIETY

the inauguration of several im
vortant undertakings of both a ROOMS :
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public and private character.|Business meeting 2nd Friday in month,
Visiting Scotamen are cordially invited,

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In this issue we publish the} of capital would immediately EX CRTATS, 07 MeN) ie mn \S..D. MACDONALD, — CHAS. DENNIS, O.ISRING AND
‘ . a : eth adh dollars of which the following is President Secretary
annual report of the President! flow in to assist in its devel- an MAN) Het: :Ppink “P WALL TINTIN
j f artii st: Gran runk { <sscimisilocsicthasilisihaalidaiialaiti sejneacanins i
of the Prince Rupert Board of opment. As it is indeed large me a t ; a, a) ro liti ee Ph 539 mia
Trade. The document is a val- sums are being spent with that ta a aes S Dag ca ats 2 , pa len pay pe nt one High grade tnteig
» ; 4 , adr ock epol ant otel: n- corating
uable one in that it gives a end in view but yet the ground : “a ‘is : rs ee . Core : . . a
summary of conditions all over is hardly seratched. For that a om f ‘el ee i Me ae WENDELL R. JONES Martin Swansy
Northern B.C. The figures} reason a campaign of | legiti- a sak ‘ar. Sere anil EXPERT ACCOUNTANT I
: : : his bos “A i ‘uslo 5 » :
contained therein will come as} mate advertising should be balk: ierov! ‘a ph << | | 9rd Ave. and 6th 6t., PRINCE RUPERT, Bo.) Seon Ay, near MeBpig
i irri Y ; all, pre cial court house ¢ . . {Bs
a surprise to many people even carried on. No effort should 4 . j a ae a : ne : Ro: eaeent
in Prince Rupert. It is hard} be spared to bring the real ad- Sy ty ate ae 7" "
’ 6 » exception o » dr all ¢ UP-TO-DATE
for us to realize that even al- vantages of the country to the _ ort Rote bel ne and THE
ready such a vast amount of; aiiention of those who could epee Nita Ser acty: Atel cl HAIRDRESSING PARLORS HAYNER BROS,
wealih is being produced right! assist in its development with 5 : bt a . : xe et nas . n perce AND EMBALMEE fim
‘ : ; . fi se 3 se RSS yrroken and work under way for 211 Third 6t. funeral Directors
ie adel gates “ac wisn ea every advantage to themselves. FANTASTIC STATUE IN MEMORY OF GOETHE all the foregoing. The next few Work Strictly Pirst Class Srd Ave. near 6th 81 Press tall
: , ' , ‘ ‘ weeks anc ‘ : is _|Switehes of All Kinds and Hair Goods a
not only form an estimate of It is a matter for serious re-|Huge figure to be erected in Chicago. The sculptor, Professor seneg — wae HAGA OF is Specialty
that which we now have but al-|  gret that a few concerns have Herman Hahn, of Munich, Germany, is seen in the picture, aes Premier Hotel, a modern Te
so of that which is to come. already succeeded in robbing standing by his work. The statue weighs 80 tons, and the baiting. pds hasan Gazer sre. looking for @
Eee the public under the pretence figure without the base, stands about 18 feet high. The |?2*@!M8- TAXIDERMIST to-date renting agency, J
Prince Rupert is happily of developing our resources. statue is being made in Munich Germany, to the order of the ; New Members : your property | the hang
situated in that it is the nat- That is a state of affairs pos- Goethe Society of Chicago. ede Ww he og Hecappepanrbe Animals, birds, fish and all| George Leek
ural centre of such a large sible in any country, but per- me et ae a re kinds of game heads mounted; | ORGE LEE
an : : ere P : : : ae oresrirt sat WEme I n conclusion, I wish to point . d and de into rugs | GE
country teeming with rich and} haps more easily accomplished I hides tanned and made into rug
; . nh : , PRINCE RUPERT’S PROGR ‘rease T » revenue forjo oO » members ‘ ‘the , ‘
varied resources. Besides that} in a new land where so much] gyoywn ee See ek vine Thad a ae ne s a q oe members that if the}and robes. All work strictly first) 220 2nd Ave Phone ¥
e . : vat . ms e receipts or . ~ ere oar ; rE e s , co e . ele . , Tv i
it occupies a strategic position] natural wealth is known to ex- | eeg5.01087 eas 6; saa ceed board of trade is to continue the jclass. A. MITTLER, Expert ME clic cee
for the world’s trade. Situat- ist. Conti ge : aoe 57, and for 1913, $234,- bureau of itfformation and pub-|dermist, 728 Helmcken 8t., Van- a
ed on the shortest route be- One thing is certain, that the i sivas stab ger g an teagan namrieMs seabed rte e on has been|couver, B.C. c O A L
tween the markets of the old| natural resources are here in fail Provincial REP OMe ao will be ee
S z : if kako ie ¥ +, |ANINIng division splendk pro- ie nti ae p bie ‘ to secure le co-operation and
world and the new and linked abundance, and another thing Shek te Beihoveiaiialat tteealtae:| There were 490 applications} ¢;,.neial assistance of such b a GEORGE LEEK New Wellington Coal. Best «
up with the big American cen- is equally certain that it re- os os aT Sar ‘| for pre-emptions in 1913, against aati sit : moe C ‘ ty
tres by the best grades that} quires skill, capital and per-|)¢re Several mines are under|s3¢ for 1912, showing a slight|,.. o...,. mor, and the} peat gotate, insurance and Loan Broker feta
have yet pierced the Rockies, it aeverance to ‘turn > them into active development and hig falling off. With the better fa owe Estate Exchange, as beyond Notary Public. Rents and Collections Phone 116 Rogers & lam
: > , : ants - ore are ing ‘ 7 : “~Tthe cost of maintenance it would 7
is only a matter of time for it rold. Let us tell all the w ments of ore are being made.|,, 1s afforde . Pr ae }
aa : ciao tre _— : ae The feature of development i ohiises ufforded by the Provin-|), impossible for your board t AUCTIONEER ‘
to attain that pre-eminence to] about the magnificence of our ; att " pment 1M )cial Government in the way of]... rf ‘ Four ard to 920 enone (A p R t d
which it rightly belongs. resources and let us induce ali|'"® Portland Canal ne di-|) 5re-emption maps and \informay Seth of unds necessary for a|*<" Second Ave. sor id SMITH & MALLET
Py es we can to come with us and] VY!$!0" the real ao was the e€N-tiion and the centring of interest Ac a eet aahen CRIOPAGH NON re ee a a THIRD AVE
The opportunities that exist] take their share, but let us-al- he ae : : ie Portland Canal’ i, the opportunities for mixed a Se oe the district. LAND CLEARING Plumbing, Heating, Steamfittiog
in this new north country are so do all in our power to pre- tee rt * : in ro oes of ‘ farming. ranéhing, ett. that ‘the a wavs oO eae - fellow. oz haere ts sanaet dda aaieadil Sheet Metal Work
hardly believable. Indeed if| vent the exploitation of our re-|°°®P [eve EQ BENE VO S OPOSSCUL! nor rs s reasonable ificers, councillors and members re ayer an “s * |} Office: ard Ave. ¥
the Seon aa: ikke va : I u gt Oo oes ieiiecen aa" ithe: (Glacier north offers, it is reas nable to} ,¢ the various committees for |" ‘leartne and tn and around Terrace; |] Phone 174 2nd Ave. bet. Tth ant
ss pe resources sources by dishonest and un- C k ) At tl expect that the tide of settlement ee i also cordwood for fuel, etc. Terms, etc., |]
ee 5 ‘ree > series > oe the ‘oO-oper: 0 ‘ing :
was properly known millions| reliable concerns. na a ao we o08 ots oo of} will be an ever-increasing one as scat ae a ree ; “i uring THY | on application. Sse Bi iieincdenmnee a
2 year 3 2 Jas Z ot » 10 ‘ ce, ¢ . > re
e yea l¢ unne ; was in 2,855 the country becomes better |... € Arie ae members ART
feet from the starting point and known. cand new cmarkets .er for the expression of their con. D. Oo. STU
drifting was in progress on twi created 2 " . 8 arelridence and the honor conferred HARRISON W. ROGERS Accountant
veins. The undertaking is unique : upon me in my election to the tect a
g is 7 t ot Prem B
in that it is the only company in Civic presidence of the board for the Arohl ee im
the province carrying on such an| To briefly summarize the work} past year. Suite 1, Federal Block PRINCE RUPERT, 6.0 Te
i enterprise. that has been carried on by the Respectfully submitted, PRINCE RUPERT, B. C. ——_-—— i
a While coal mining is still in}|City since its incorporation——and F. G. DAWSON, Phone 300 P, 0. Box 1638 Alex, M. Manson, B. A
S40 re : ie La a the work has been done ‘at ores tre 4 i La
{ its _infaney, I have every reason i ne no 0 President. W. E. Williams, 5. 4,65
2 ets mat il anaes Geaee eat arene a Ree nent a ae ieee F. M. CROSBY WILLIAMS & MANSO#
; 1is industry will receive the at-;'@¥on OF 9, people, Dul 100K-| 1910 be xi 121 $245,111 ce
: , ‘ 1 5, ors,
} tention it deserves. Such known ing to a future population of cate . . oer ernst Second Hand Dealer een %
i ; 912 ( $16,717 ;
{ B d d B d x V h areas as. the Groundhog, Kit-| four times this number—the fol- 1913 ‘ay “oe ; 12 308'Sse yom nee binds ¢f Mousapold Pur. ~ pel Oo
Ls rage 2 ie 0 in Pistsnad ; Bo exclusive of dry dock, hotel ‘ , “as C c ®
reWe an ottle in ancouver Ly sougla, Telkwa, Bulkley and the lowing figures will be of interest.|way terminals ( i and rail cette, Cen ee ee oe Wu call miionciaiis uebak Prince Rupell :

 

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; jm eral measures on Queen Char-.|CoMtaining an aggregate of 90 3 ren enteneante ae.-2 ; Phost
z . ~ 4 * ’ 2 Office 606 3rd Av: ri
Vancouver Breweries, Limited. — eth eel ands: comelery of -67| 2 © | THE RELIABLE PLUMBER ‘orn
et development, of becoming com-|@€res. The city hasten and one- y | & PACIFIC TRANSFER
vais ‘ pace 4  thalf miles of plank rosz : : : 2 HARRY HANSON s
mercial producers. Heretofore f plank roadway, five 2 . hae Safe. B
lack of transportatio has miles of graded roads, and 27 ss 188 2nd Ave. Phene 480/ General Teamin: af m4
~~ lode the Seonians cee iN ae miles of unimpr oad Five - So - Bay ere eee Furniture and ages i
ie : arde 2 of these coa ° oved roads. Five Oo oi 12 Out-of-Town Wor ‘are , yromptly donk
q Stands to-day “Without a Peer” in Western fields, but this is gradually being|™iles of planked sidewalks, and| PESSSe& ssh l= Hotel and Restaurant Work Carefully and Prom wl
i S overcome, particularly a the three miles of sewers. It owns S;cm-o 7 = te seneee 8 wer Work . Storage and Forwarding  Wwoed
i 2 s ‘ ere ’ 3 Ria = B. ynis 4: OOD ID | oe u ng insur rom Fros ae -
America---and it’s every bit as good as the best mainland, as instanced by the|Sch public utilities as electric Bs255 = | Work Done Promptly and Guaranteed Ot) a. sos
: onstructi » Stewart.|lighting and power, telephones ae ae One Trial Wcl Convince Y sila
import 9 construction of the Stewart- B a er, phones Sasa ou
Groundhog pack trail, which on and water. The fire department _— Raskssetesss is = —[— ——————————_—_= P. ROBERTSON
f “ completion this year will place|iS Modern in every respect, and : sa z -}3 Chartered Accountant
i Order your supplies from your deal the centre of the coal basin with. | wo 80-h. p. Seagrave combina. 2 ts Audite, investigations, Adjustments
i or from . in 126 miles of tidewater and/!ion hose and chemical engines, 2 'S INDUSTRIAL " “dations and Assignmens
Hi greatly lower the present almost together with some 5,500 feet of a: om” Smith Block, rd Ave., Frince Raper”
; prohibitive cost of development. standard hose, are all housed in] 36 is SITES sei |
= When one bears in mind that|¢*¢¢ellent quarters centrally situ- g5 a |
; the mining divisions of Peace|#ted. During the past year in-| » & ; i / L U M B E
, ) ; ; }
; River, Stikine, Atlin. and Laird, surance rates have been mater- Ss: iS Wie Rail and W ater ;
D embracing the coast, central and,/4!ly lowered. The present total §: ’ Transportation
{ Ca er 1¢ ] uor O. northern parts of British Colum-| indebtedness is only $2,718,937.- ae C O A L
f bia, are within the Prince Rupert|4!1, for which debentures have 25 Apply
, LIMITED sphere of commercial influence, been authorized. Of this amount $= HARRISON GAMBLE & CO. ee
ie their future development must|@PProximately $1,250,000 has al-| Financial Agents —and
: b A pee personae in the up- ne ce tee a eet 5 Peas ean Grom e Third Ave. Prince Rupert Complete Line of
juilding of this city. ance available o roximately e CUPL SNesaL doar ee ; r
Distri utors, Prince Rupert apa $1,500,000 for new work. ‘The| ~ i222 9tiiers icf! a BUILDERS’ SUPPI!
era’ assessed value of real property oe! : ‘S28 g a \
The customs returns for the}for 1913 is $25,793,120, and im- ae. an: ‘@EZEE 5 2s )WESTHOLME LUMBER C0.,
past year show a very substantial} provements $2,422,850, with a SSSS S2g5522 25252 TRY A “NEWS WANT AD oo

 

 

 

  
   

 

 

 

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