“ ”
What Shall It Be
.
Question
This store is prepared to answer it

The occasion may be what
it will; it is our duty to be
ready to supply you, and we
can do it too,

With pleasure to you be-
cause of the size of display;
with profit to you because o
our ability to sell close.

When the gift question pre-
sents itself let us show you
how easily we can match your
ideas.

mete Emre
Heintzman Pianos

EASY TERMS

C. B. WARK

Jeweller

 

Partly furnished House on
3rd Ave. 7 rooms with

bath. Electric lighted.

G. C. Emmerson

NADEN BLOCK SECOND AVE,

‘OUR SODA
FOUNTAIN.

IS OPEN
FOR ‘11

Pure Ice Cream with all the
“Fixins’’

 

ml
]

C. H. ORME

The Pioneer Druggist

PHONE

,

 

 

 

DAN McINNIS FINED

For Forcibiy Ejecting G. Wal-
ters from Premises

Information was laid this morn-
ing by George Walters, a Swede,
against Dan MclInnis, contractor,
to the effect that McInnis had
assaulted Walters. The trouble
took place in the Europa Hotel.
Several Swedes who had quit the
employment of McInnis at their
own pleasure got haggling with
the contractor over their time.
They brought Walters along with
them to do the talking as he knows
English. Walters had never been
employed by McInnis, and the
contractor argued that he had no
business in the tangle at all. So
he ejected him from the hotel
where the business was in progress.
Dan is muscular and evidently
used more strength than he knew.
Walters’ ribs were hurt. Dan
pleaded guilty to the assault charge
this morning, and paid his fine of
ten dollars and two dollars costs.

ce

LAND PURCHASE NOTICE

 

Skeena Land District—District of Coast
Take notice that I, Mrs. John Corley of Prince
toapaly for beccalation woperchaee the folleeies
apply for perm’ ure the followin
described lends: P >
Commencing at a it planted 4C chains east
and 120 chains south ftom the southwest corner of
lot 1783, Coast District, Range 5, thence south 80
ns, thence east 40 chains. thence north 80
chains, thence west 40 chains more or less to the
point of commencement, containing 3820 acres

more or less.

MRS. JOHN (Lottie) CORLEY
Date Mar. 20, 1911
Pub. Apr. 4, 1911

Skeensa Land District—Distris-t of Coast Range 8
Take notice that Mary Bell Beaton of Vancou
ver, B. C., occupation spinster, intends to apply
for mn to purchase the following described

lands:

ata it planted at the north
east corner Lot 3980, thence about 30 chains
north to Lot 1723, thence 80 chains west te Lot
8982, thence about 30 chains south to Lot 3981,
thence 40 chains east, thence 20 chains south to
Lot 682, thence 20 chains east, thence 20 chains
north, thence 20 chains east to point of com-
mencement; containing acres more or less.
Post marked M. B. B., S.E. Corner.

MARY BELL BEATON

Dated Feb.14, 1911.
ub. March 4

Skeena Land eer eae of Queen Charlotte

an
Take notice that Geo, H. Laux of Prince Rupert,
C., occupation barber, intends to apply for
bm ion to purchase the following described

B.

Commencing at a post planted about seven
miles west and one mile south from the mouth
of Stanly Creek, Naden Harbor, thence south 80
ins, thence west 40 chains, thence north 80
chains, thence east 40 chains.
Dated March 17, 1911.
Pub. April 22.

GEO. H. LAUX
Numa Demers, Agent

Skeena Land District—District of Ceast.

Take notice that I, J. H. McAughey of Prince
Rupert, occupation miner, intends to apply for

rmission to purchase the following described

8: .

Commencing at a post planted at the southwest
corner of lot 2249, thence east 40 chains, thence
south 6 chains, thence west 40 chains, thence
north 6 chains to point of commencement, con-
taining 20 acres more or less.

J. H. MCAUGHEY

Date Feb. 15, 1911
Pub. Feb. 25. 1911. Andrew Kennedy, Agent

Skeena Land District— District of Cassiar
Take notice that I Boleom McDonald of Prince
Rupert, B.C., occupation laborer, intends to ap
ply for permission to purchase the following de

scribed lands:
C ing ata post planted three and one-

 

Section 5
Lot on Summit Ave.
$400.00
Section 7
2 Lots on 9th Avenue
$250 each

John Dybhavn, Exchange Block

 

New Potatoes Green Peas.

Also Fresh Cucumbers, Lettuce, Rad-
ishes and all kinds of Spring Vege-
tables that are so appetizing this
weather.

Everything in Groceries at Popular Prices

Ideal edie House

Third Ave., near Sixth St. Phone 190

eck ME
REAL ESTATE
Health rs

and Accident INSURANCE
ACCIDENT !""«

Low Premiums, Prompt Settlement

JOHN DYBHAVN
P.O. Box 757

 

IF YOU WANT TO
BUY OR SELL

Life,

noe for Lab-
orers a Specialty

0 0-0-4 -@ — © -0-@-0-@

FRED. STORK

~—General Hardware—

Builders’ Hardware
Valves & Pipes Oxford Stoves
Graniteware Tinware

SECOND - AVENUE

Office: Exchange Block |

half miles in an easterly direction from the point
on Naas River where the Lava Lake trail begins |
and one mile in a northerly direction from the
said Lava Lake trail, thence north 80 chains,
| thence west 80 chains, thence south 80 chains,
| thence east chains to point of commencement,

| containing 640 acres,
BOLCOM McDONALD |

| Date Feb. 3, 1911.
| Pub. Mar. 10. Joseph Belway, Agent |

Skeena Land District— District of Coast j

Take notice that I, Peter Reid, of Vancouver,
| B.C., occupation teamster, intends to apply for
| peeenenon to purchase the following described
| lands:

 

: |

| Commencing ata post planted and marked P.
| R.'s S.W, corner and immediately adjoining posts |
| marked J.M.'s N.E. corner and A.B.'s S.E. cor- |
| ner; thence north 80 chalns, thence east 40 chains, |
| thence south 80 chains, thence west 40 chains, to |
| point of commencement, containing 320 acres
| more or less. TER REID,

Dated Ist Feb. 1911 Charles H. Allen, Agent

Pub. Feb, 25.

To Assist Him in the Gre

Classified

WANTS VENUE
ALTERED

New Alderman Makes Interest-
ing Motion

TRIAL OF STRIKERS

Ald. Douglas Inquires if Coun-
cil Could Have Venue Chang-
ed—Mayor Replies That It
is Too Late Now.

Can the city council do anything
to alter the venue of the trial of
the strikers? was a question asked
by Alderman Douglas last night
at the city council meeting. He
would have put the matter in the
form of a motion that the council
should do something, but was
not very sure that this would be
the best way.

Mayor Manson informed Alder-
man Douglas that the venue of
the trial had now been fixed, and
it was not possible for the city
council to’ask or even suggest a
change of venue.

For the new alderman’s benefit
the Mayor had the letter received
last week from the Deputy At-
torney General produced by the
City Clerk. This letter refers
to the proposal to hold a Supreme
Court in Prince Rupert, stating
that the matter is held over until
after the Attorney General returns.

CULVERT COLLAPSED
How Did It Happen, and What
Did It Cost?

In the course of his walks
around town recently Alderman
Clayton discovered a culvert on
Third avenue which had evidently
collapsed while under construction.
He moved at last night’s council,
that a report be obtained about
this, stating who was responsible
for the work, how the collapse was
caused, and how much it had cost
to repair the trouble. Alderman
/ Smith seconded, and the motion
was carried.

FELL INTO CANAL

Aged Man Met With Accident
at Montreal this Morning

 

(Canadian Press Despatch)

Montreal, May 16.—While tak-
ing his daily morning walk, Wil-
liam Henry, aged 71, fell into the
canal. When he was pulled out
five minutes later he was found to
be dead. Heart failure is assigned
as the cause.

Our Specials CENSUS ENUMERATORS

at Task of Counting the

| People of Northern British Columbia Mr. Mobley

|
| Districts to
| Frank Mobley today announces
his list of assistants in the census
The
|work has to commence on June
| Ist and conclude by the end o:
‘the month.
| Mobley left by the steamer for
Hazelton to meet his assistants

'enumeration for his district.

This morning Mr.

| for that district and instruct them.

re will be there on the 22nd and

| hopes to be back here by the 29th
lto instruct his assistants here.
The need for this instruction is
evident when it is known that there
'are thirteen different schedules
ito be filled in, and each contains
\forty to fifty questions,

Has Picked Fifteen Assistants—Five

be Covered

district, Mr. J. K. Anderson has
been appointed.
Telegraph Creek
This district will be attended to
by Mr. George Adsit.
Atlin District

In charge of the enumeration
for Atlin District will be Mr. G.
Brown, and Mr. George Sinclair.

Hazelton Enumerators

The following will act as enu-
merators for the Hazelton District:

Charles Pierce.

Arthur Johnston.

John McDougall.

Emery Barger.

H. J. Wallace.

All these men and Mr. Mobley,

 

List of Assistants

The following are Mr. Mobley's
assistants for the Prince Rupert
District:

C. C. Fullington.

C. B. Lockhart.

Thomas Trotier,.

Kenny Smith.

A. Clapperton.

will have plenty to do to cover
the ground thoroughly in time.
The district of Northern B. C. is
one of the heaviest fer the census
enumerator in the whole Dominion
not on account of the number of
people to be visited, but on
account of the distances to be
covered, and the methods of con-

 

T. Brown.
Queen Charlotte Islands

 

| veyance necessary which range
\from modern steamship to just

For the Queen Charlotte Islands| plain feet,

One of the best services the modern newsp
There buyer and seller, employer and worker, landlord and tenant, anc

is modern conveni
rate to a nominal price of a cent a

Here is our Classified Advertis

}

 

THE DAILY NEWS

aper gives the public is in t

ence in reach of everyone
word per insertion. Min
ing Column for today.

ad

oe

 

Lost and Found

Seacinibnidba aa an seamed

 

 

-

FOUND—Elegunt rooms; ly furnished. The
Bulkley Block, 6th Rve., near Fulton. 109-1m

FOUND—On wharf, Saturday, May 6th, roll of
money. Owner can have eathe by applying to
Daily News Office and giving satisfactory par-
ticulars, 108-tf

A sniaii §
Apply McRae, shoemaker, Fulton St.
ee

For Rent ee

ee
Bulkley Block
109-1m

um of money on 2nd Avenue.
ih 98-109

 

 

 

Nice, clean, bright outside rooms.
6th Ave., near Fulton,

House furnished for housekeeping, 2 rooms, $17
per month; back of rink. Apply Law-Butler
pany. 105-108

If you would like a n
H. McRae & Co.
Furnished House to Rent in section 6 for one
month from May 15th—$30. Apply Prince Ru-
pert Agencies, 2nd Ave. 101-107
Nice furnished rooms for rent. Apply Drexel
ing House, 2nd Ave., near McBride.
May 3-imo
Two nicely furnished rooms, one front room, lot
baths. The Roland, Third avenue. 108-6.
e

~+

4 oth oH rs Ps PP

Help Wanted

 

 

 

Nineteen young men to take cosy rooms in the
Bulkley Block, near Fulton. 109-1m

A girl to do plain sewing. Mrs. N. F. Helmers,
cor, 6th Ave. anc McBride St., phone 257.
107-109

Boy to assist in office
First Ave.

A woman to do house work; also girls for laundry
work. Apply Pioneer Laundry. 03-105

An Experienced Stenographer at once. Apply to
Mack Realty and Insurance Company. 108-105

A Mother's Help. One who can do cooking.
Other maid_ kept. Apply Mrs. Palmer,
4th Ave. and Hays Cove Circle: phone 209. 101-tf

Waiter wanted at Central Hotel. 100-tf
Boy Wanted. Apply at Optimist Office. O4-tf

at Piercy Morris & Co.,
104-106

Wanted—An [A-1 solicitor for the most liberal
Fraternal Orders in the world. Call room [28,
108-114

Empress Hotel. I. F, Mac!lem.

Wanted —500 good men to join the Order of Owls.
Call room 28, Empress Hotel. I. F. [Madiem.

108-114
: aoe
oe

WANTED—Room and board
X.M., Optimist Office.

Board Wanted

es Os rs Os rs rs Ps

in private family.
l4

Tee ee
{ Fire Insurance

OUR SPECIALTY~—Fire Insurance. We repre-
sent eleven strong Fire Insurance Companies
We want your business, large and small
Let us quote you rates. The Mack Realty and
Insurance Company, cor 3rd Ave. and Fulton St.

THE British Union and National Fire Insurance
Company of London, England, with capital
of $2,500,000.00. See us for rates. The Mack
Realty and Insurance Company. 70-tf

-
fs.

A_ classified advertisement is a tireless work-
hunter~and seldom fails.

 

Situations Wanted

 

 

Man and wife wants position in camp or hotel.
Strictly first class cooks. Apply Box T. B.
News. 105-108

By ex perienced man and wife as cook and helper
in mining camp or country hotel. Apply H. L.
T., Optimist. 95-97

Position by Japanese cook in family or boarding
house. P.O. Box 894. 103-6

etree ere

Boarders Wanted

&
-

of
Home cooked meais and nicely furnished rooms
for three persons. Apply Mrs. James, Scott
Bldg., 3rd Ave., between 8th and 9th Sts. #5-tf
Private Board by the week or month. Home
cooking a specialty. Miss E. M. Gleeson, 3rd
Ave., between 7th and 8th Sts., phone 171. 89-tf

, ,

Real Estate
L

 

A classified advertisement is a real estate eales-
man, and does not often count enough “to
count"’ in the net result.

Nineteen young men wanted to rent cosy furnish-
ed in the Bulkley Mooms, éth Ave., near Fulton.
09-1m

Wanted from owner—-now talk fast — Lots in
blocks 2, 4, 23 and 24, section 8; biocks 10, 11, 12,
17, 18 and 19, section 6, or in any section if price
is right Give iowest prices and terms in first
letter. P.O. Box 744. 109-110

For Sale—Lot 9, block 81, section 6; $760, cash
$250, balance 6 and 12 months, Lot 20, block 31,
section 6; $600, cash $250, balance 6 and 12
months. Apply to Owner, P.O, Box 546.

05-11

We have a good building lot withi
Bride Street for $50 cash. H. F.
SecondsAve.

n_a block of Me-
. MoRae & Co,
103-tf

 

Laundry

jeer es | ts es es es

 

 

i

,

Wanted—some one to take home small waahtnge:
fae |

Mrs. N. F. Helmers, corner Sixth Ave. and
Bride Street; Phone 267. 07-109

ot Ot at th Pn a a 9 ns

For Sale

 

 

e

A first-rate proposition which will give a stead.
monthly income, cash ha eit. H.
McRae & Co., Second Ave. 103-tf

Household Goods. Rooms to be let. Apply Mrs,
Evjen, 7th Ave. and Taylor St. near Summit. v5

 

Office Wanted

 

 

Wanted to hire, small space in office. Apply to
P.O, Box 757. 99-108

 

Money to Loan

 

 

 

A classified advertisement will find you the mon-
ey with which to put your »'an into effect.

S. O. E. B.S.

The Prince Rupert Ledge, No, 818, Sons of
Bngland, meets the first and third Tuesdays in
each month in the Carpenters Hall, at 8 p.m.

F. V. CLARK, See

 

P. O, Box #12, Prince Rupert

ww house close in, phone 206. |
hs 108-t

dvertisements

he classified advertisement columns.
ja host of others meet on com-

the News will reduce its
imum charge of 25 cents.
Watch it grow.

FRESH FLOWERS ~

on Prince Rupert tomorrow morning

THE ARCTIC STUDIO
One door from 3rd Ave. on Sixth Street

RICKETTY
CENTRE ST.

| Must Wait for Assessment
Settlement

 

BEFORE BEING REPAIRED
| Council Approached Ge.n Supt.
| Mehan Who Says He Can do
Nothing Until Mr. Chamber-
| lin Arrives or Untii the
Assessment is Settled.

the streets

committee to obtain some con-
|cessions in the way of a supply
of lumber from the G. T. P. Co
through Gen. Supt. Mehan for
the repair of Centre street, have
failed. The Gen. Supt. explained
that he is not in @ position to do
anything at all regarding Centre
street until
question settled

another, or until Mr.

Efforts made by
|

after the assessment
one way or
Chamberlin

Is

arrives.

There was some little irritation
felt in night about
this matter. Alderman Hilditch
probably expressed this most str-
ongly when that
single ounce of freight landed on
the G. T. P. Wharf has to
transferred up Centre street,
if the G. T. P. did

council last

he said every

and

mot ¢ ho« sc

 

/ |

‘|The Commercial

to help keep the street in repair

ithe freight might stay on the
| wharf as long as they liked to let
lie there.

This slightly ruffled feeling was
modified by Alderman Morrissey
who remarked that it was hardly
fair to Mr. Mehan
ment of the council

most courteous,

|
lit
j
|

whose treat-
committee
and whose
all

wait
pending

|
|
|
!
|
| was

suggestion was after quite

| businesslike
| the
jis settled when the whole situation
may be different.

| It was agreed to let the matter

to until

matter

one

assessment

rest on the table for a week.

TRADE

A New Journal

and one

An field

has long been in need of

open

attention is now being
by The
financial

lished

supplied

Commercial Review, a

and trade journal pub-

twice

a month at Van- Boys’ Summer Suits

couver, giving the retail and whole-
sale merchants and financial brok-
ers a reliable medium.

The Commercial Review bears |

the stamp of its high tone on its
surface, It is covered in a quiet
brown stock, and printed on ex-
ceptionally fine India-tint, glazed
paper, which brings out the clear
type and the cuts used to the best
possible advantage. The general
make-up and arrangement of the
journal are modern and attractive
| In its editorial and news columns
Review aims to
iset forth nothing but undeniable
\facts and arguments buiit upon
'them. It stands for progressive,
clean and

business methods,

|
life.

Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners, ’Phone 4

Ratepayers’ Petitions

A petition from the residents on
Eighth Avenue for water exten-
sion, was referred by the council
last night the water com-
mittee. A petition by the “‘res-
pectable ratepayers’’ of Eighth
and Ninth avenues in the neigh-
borhood towards Fulton street,
for an arrangement of plankways
to divert the paths of the
reputable residents over the way,
still more distinctly down the hill,
was last night referred to the
streets committee.

to

less

O. M. Helgerson, Limited, have
several houses with bath for
rent. Phone 96, 106-tf

 

COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE THEM

 

——_
LAND PURCHASE Noriop

Stikine Land District
Take hotice that Christian A Te
B.C. cogtapation eustores officer, int.

n
ee to purchase tine ;,
Commencing at a Post plants
| Quarters of a mile north ear (-..
| and on the east bank of Stikino »
south side of the mouth of o ji:,
east 40 chains, thence north 41

District

Indian Band Concert

The most interesting performance ever
held in British Columbia. To

be held in the Empress Theatre
west 40 chains, thence sout)

Empire Day, May 24 Sm‘ si Sisco on,

Don’t miss this. Contest at 2 p.m. | or

Dated Feb. 10,1941. CHR
CUPS AND MEDALS

| Pub. April 7.
Grav & Son's Jewelry | Skeona Lang District
. _ J » | i
Store, Sixth St. Phone No, 78 black. | ake notice that }'?*,,,

_ |B. ©. occupation commercial |
TICKETS 50c AND 7Sc }to apply for permiasion + t
. described lands
on sale at theatre and at Gray's store| Commencing at post |
j Miles west and one mile sou
of Stanly Creek, Naden Harbor
Chains, thence west 40 chair
| Chains, thence east 40 ¢

Overseas Club Concert sis swine otto

The best performance ever given in Pub. April 22.
the city. Held in Empress Thostre. |
Moving Pictures at 7.30 p.ra.
Concert at 8.00 p.m. Sharp eS

FEATURE: Tug of War |!
ne Commencing at a post ;
between police, Fire Depavtment and | south and (2) two miles weet
Ear! Grcy’s Rifles. White and Flat rivers, thenc:
. tet ws thence 80 chains west, thenc
Also Amateur Competition for Child-| thence 80 chains cast
ren under 14 yeary, of age- pated April 20, 1911
. : ub. ay lf
Silver Cup and Prizes on view at J, 8.
Gray’s Jewelry Store, where tickets
can be had for Coneert at 50c, 7c, $1.,
e\so from members of Club, Gray's
phone 78 black.

DANCE

What better w ay to close the day than

by going to the Dance given by Ss.

Gray at Mcintyre Hall after Concert.
: 10.30 to 2 a.m.

Tickets, Gents $1.00.

J.S. GRAY & SON

Manutacwring Watchmakers, Jewel-
ers, Opticians and Engravers.

Dealers in Musical instruments.

Sole agents for the Stanley Piano |
and Players.

Sole agents for
Stamps.

Agents for the Victor Gramophones |
and records, of which we carry a full!
line.

Dist ric

‘ :
on view at J. 8. Queen Charo

Skeena Land District

} Distr
| Take notice that I,

Mary
+ Occupation married wor
ormnnen to purchase the

France

Skeena Land District
Take notice that I, J
Rupert B. (., occupation iat
for permission to purchase the

lands

|
i
|
j
|
|
|
|
|
|
j

Commencing at a post plante
miles south of the forks of th:
rivers, thence south #0 cha
chains, thence north 80
chains
Dated April 18, 1911
Pub. May 18

Ladies Free | _ Skeena Land Distriet—D
| Take notice that I, Alfred Her
| of Prince Rupert, B. ( oct
intend to apply for perm iseor
} following deseribed lands
Commencing at a post pla
| miles south of the forks of t)
rivers, thence 80 chains south,
west, thence 80 chains nortt
vast.
ALFRED BERRYMA)

Dated Aprii 18, 1911 Francis

Hewitt’s Rubber}

Pub. May 14.
Skeena Land District — Dist,
Take notice that I, lease 0
Prinee Rupert, B.C ., oceupat
to apply for permission to pu
Headquarters for enamel souvenirs. | deserined lands
What you don’t see in our windows | Commencing at a post pla
pam | south and one mile west of th
please ask for, }aud Flat rivers, thence nort
We have been repeatedly asked for} west 80 chains, thence
Anti-Rheumatic rings, We have now | eas 50 chains
. ep | Dated April 18,1911
a large stock on hand, gold filled, $1.56 ;

Pub. May 18
any size.
we

Consulting Cye Specialist |
of Vancouver, is now at our store. He!
fits glasses for all complicated cases of |
defective vision. This is his specialty;
don’t fail to see him while he is here. |
Satisfaction guaranteed. Consultation |
free.

ISAA
}

ra
| Skeena Land District —D

To Preserve Your Eyesight |, , cc Wf! ff ‘Ral b Joh
n't Miss this Chance |

for permimion to purchas
| lands
DR. INMAN EY Gaaedilen ab i bat ple
} one-half miles distant n a »
fro blind siough fro
the same touches the
west 50 chains, thence
east 50 chains, thence sout)
commencement, containing (4
Dated April 14, 1911 s0u
Pub. May 14

| Skeena Lasd District — Distr
|} Take not ce that Murdoc

| B. ¢ vecupation real
tapply for permisdon
described lands

 

B«

Commencing at a vot

If you want to save money buy
n

Furniture of

J. F. MACDONALD’S
FURNITURE STORE, SECOND ANENUB,
NEAR MCBRIDE
who is selling out his full stock regard-

less of cost.

your)
- } bank of Exchurmsik
tt confluence with t
chains weet, thence 2 1
| chains weet, thence 40 cha
chains east, thence 20 cha
chains east, thence 40
commencement, containing
Dated April 21, 1911

Pub. May 18

cha

2a3

J ee

cha

M

Skeena Land District — Dist
| Range 5
Aris Re via) Take notice that I, Fre
Prince Rupert, B.C., «
| mer, intends to apply for
purchase the following
| Commencing at a post
north east corner of su
} Range 5, Coast distr
jchains to a slough;
|} chains; thence south 60
j}east 28 chains to the
|} mencement,

 

Just received these

FRED
Dated February 25t!

Ladies’ Summer Skirts,

 

is |
strongly opposed to whatever sa- | Phome 125
| vors of the opposite in commercial |

all shades, $5 to $7.50

Ladies’ and Misses’ Wash
Suits at Easy Prices

First insertion Mar

Skeena Land District
Take notice that Glenn McA
B. C., occupation real estat«
apply for permission to pur
described lands
: x ome plante
| Rig your boy out in clothes cheap, good | and so ahains south’ of the
and washable, this summer. | Lot No. 1733 marked Glens
| west corner, thence south 4
Here are the goods: 80 chains, thence north 40
50 chains to po*t of comme
$20 acres more or lem.
Dated March 20, 1911
Pub. April 15,

From $1.50 to $7.50

Skeena Land District —Distri
Take notice that |, J. Harold
Rupert, B. C., oceupat or
| apply for perm aion to pure
} deser bed lands
Commencing at a post pla
one half miles d stant in a «
from a blind slough from Obe«
the same touches the Ind an Kev
80 chains, thence south 80
chains, thence north 80 cha
mencement, containing 640 acre
Dated Apri 14, 1911 J. HAI

|
New shipment of Ladies’ Whitewear
COME AND SEE IT.
We have everything in the Clothing
line fer Gents.
‘The House of Good Values

JABOUR BROS. 3rd Ave. Phone 243 black

Skeena Land District-—D
Take notice that i, Alice M
Rupert, B. C., occupation mar
to apply for permiasion to pu
described lands:

Commeneing at a post plante
south and two miles west of
| and Flat rivers, thence nor
east 80 chains, thence sout!
west 80 chains.

Dated April 20, 1911.
Pub. May 18,

'..Whites Portland Comeet.

G. C. EMMERSON
AGENT
| B

ALICI
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Skeena Land District — Distr
Take notice that 1, Sydney Fite
C., occupation ec k intend
| mission to purchase the following
Naden Block Second Ave Commencing at a post plant«

south and one mile of
and Flat rivers, thence south
west 80 chains, thence north
east 80 chains.
Dated April 18, 1911.
Pub. May 15.

 

SYDNEY
Francis

Meteorological Station

Application behalf of the
Meteorological Office was made at
council for
near Agnew Place for a meteoro-
logical station in Prince Rupert.
The site is on ground there reserved
by the G, T. P., but which it is
understood may be handed over

on
Skeena Lend District — Distr!

‘Take notice that I, John Rober
Rupert, B. C., occupation cook
for permasion to purchase the
lands:

Commencing at a post plant
south and 2) two miles west o!
White and Flat rivers, thence °
thence eust 80 chains, thence |
thence west 80 cha na,
Dated Apr | 20, 1911
Pub, May 15,

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JOHN ROBERI rie
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District of

| Skeena Land District
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to the city when the assessment | Pepent Land Diletta

E or is se D The ;¢ ina tt IR t, B. C., at marr ed
matter is s« tiled. The application | ig apply for permnladion to purchss
is meanwhile referred to the streets

described lands:
r : Commencing at a post planted ‘
committee for report,

one-balf miles dietant in a southw: if -

from a blind slough from Obser val: t
oernena gemereneeee the same touches the Ind an Keser’
80 chains, thenee south 10 cha ps
chains, thence north 80 chans to
mencement, conta nng 640 acre’ f

Necessary Sidewalk

Last night the streets committee | Puoe beg is)’ on
recommended that the petitioners
on Second avenue who asked for
the use of lumber put up a|®
sidewaik should have the use of
the planks taken from the street
there, provided they supplied the
labor and put back the planks

thence

ap |e
THA pes

Skeena Land Distriet-—Distriet of ‘
Take notce that I, Joe Jack of Ur oy

to C.. occupation earpenter,tintend '° lew

vermiasion to purchase the follow!

anda:

| Commencing at a post planted #!
one-half miles distant in a south wert i
from a blind slough fram Observater

| the same touches the Indian Resers:

| 80 cha ns, thence vorth 80 chains, (he'”
chains, thence south 80 chains to pel?

| Mencement, containing 640 acres mor’ ©

 

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