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jislrrday
afternoon
in
Hie
fjiy
round
Chamber.
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Hiree
Mniniic"i"iiT
Mayor
Newton,
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W.
II.
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present.
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BURDENED
DYSPEPSIA
Health
and
Happiness
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With
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country
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With
thepxeep.
tlon
of
the
Cana-liin
Parliament
at
Ottawa,
th?r
Minora
cornrj
t-C'tber
In
thii
country
a
fjoup
of
mn
o
thor-oujhly
rppreopnt-
ative
of
all
Can
ada
m
met
In
the
citV
tit
Uulil
r.
Jiaaaamy
J
rntl
v
when
6S0
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1
of
tha
Cana-
f
dian
I'adfle
Hail-
.
?.,y,
Kth'",l
for
i
i
on
oi
tbfir
periodical
conferences.
They
came
from
every
part
of
Canada
and,
dealing
aa
they
do.
with
every
phaaeof
Canadian
Induatry
and
trade,
tbey
repreaented
to
a
remark-alile
extent
the;
progreaa
and
development
which
Canada
la
now
enjoying.
The
dote
of
the
eitherlnj
wa
marked
by
a
kpeech
from
President
.
Heatty,
which
aet
forth
In
Number
of
Special
Features
at
Intervals
Made
Nice
Variety
SririHl
to
daily
Nrw
AI.ICK
ARM.
May
9.
The
annual
danee
of
Hie
Alice
Arm
TerinU
t.luli.
tilierinr
in
Hie
ii;l
eoi.
n
lielil
ill
Hie
Alien
Arm
Hotel
Tuemlay
een-
InR.
The
nrlnti
illtitntr
nwm
a
llirown
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n"'l
a
erowileil
lioiie
Irippeil
Hie
liulil
fuilla-
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mi.
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l,.lr..iier.
lilatio:
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Ililcoiter.
vlfilin:
Mrs.
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I.iihiiaw,
-inn-phone;
I-
Johnson,
accordion;
J.
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ivft.
piillar.
iVICTORIA
TIMES
ON
!
POLITICAL
SITUATION
Vlotarla
Paper
Thinks
People
of
Province
In
no
mooo
o
Dally
With
Experimenters
We
see
Mr.
Ilowser
leadinp
a
tln,,imis
and
hopeless
areKa-Hon
sf'kinir
I"
regain
oOlce
be
nlt,se
It
I
wr
the
function
of
,,
pPsi(ion
to
aspire
any
h
ami.
IU
Wc
ee
Victoria
Tim-.
me.
utnl-r
nn.crnl
Mel
ne
Rrnkinir
Otllce
because
of
i
des
o
....
.-.iioi.
horn
iif
weallh.
Hut
J,,,,
l
nolM
in
the
deeds
or
"Every
Canadian
l
r.inr.ll
cerned
with
national
politica,
whether
they
emanate
from
one
political
party
or
another,
and
the
Company
berauae
w
iv
iremenaout
stake
in
the
Country
and
the
fact
that
it
ia
a
trustee
of
hundred
of
millions
of
British,
Canadian
and
American
capital,
jealously
guard
those
interests
against
unfair-nws
or
the
adoption
of
any
politic
calculated
to
destroy
the
Integrity
of
those
Investments.
When
I
say
that,
v"'
nave
saia
an.
The
company
not
in
politic
and
I
would
auggest
that
it
ha
little,
if
any.
political
Influence.
No
officer
or
employee
oi
the
Uompany
has,
In
my
recollection,
and
centainly
not
in
recent
years,
been
ever
l.h
requested
to
discharge
his
franchise
save
according
to
His
own
belief
and
'
Propose
that
they
shall
be
left
with
that
freedom
unembarrassed
by
our
owe
views
or
predilections."
Mr.
Beatty'i
reference
to
the
national
system
of
railways
was
rquauy
iranK
and
timely.
He
pointed
illuminating
term
th
present
poU
?ut
th"
P,""
anomaly
that?
"The
tion
of
the
great
company
and
some-
Pjofitab.e
are
the
operation
of
thing
of
the
line
along
which
it
is
th
Ntlonal
Hallway
System
the
pursuing
the
task
lor
which
it
was
rVr
ln5
01
Canadian
first
constructed,
namely
the
bulldlne
'
dnc
B1
the
National
Railway
i
a
grrai
Canadian
nation.
Mr.
Beatty
began
with
a
tribute
to
the
bold
enterprising
men
who,
under
aueh
leader
as
Champlain,
and
within
alght
and
sound
of
the
Chateau
Krontenae
where
he
was
then
speaking,
had
laid
the
first
foundation
of
nationhood.
The
spirit
of
Cham-plain
did
not
die
In
1C3S,
be
said,
it
carried
on
through
the
centuries,
cleared
the
foreaU,
tilled
the
land,
founded
ritiea,
established
route
of
trade
and
commerce,
constructed
railways
and
steamship
and
was
today
seen
wherever
Canadian
men
ind
women
were
at
the
work
of
nation-building.
It
was
this
spirit
that
had
built
the
Canadian
I'sdnc.
Mr.
Beatty'
utterance
on
the
matter
of
politic
was
aa
frank
as
It
was
important.
He
said:
I
prosper
through
diversion
of
traffic
irora
ine
Canadian
1'aclnc,
we
lose
In
revenue
more
than
we
gain
in
taxe.
He
farther
said:
"We
may
conclude
4ht
te
test
of
government
ownership
is
being
made
under
as
favorable
conditions
as
can
be
secured.
The
railway
mileage
of
the
Country
is
proportionately
greater
than
the
traffic
available
to
support
It.
This
Company
has
a
very
real
reisnn
to
nop
lor
me
success
or
the
Nstional
Hallways,
provided
It
is
accomplished
without
widrswing
from
u
the
traffic
which
we
have
taken
so
many
years
to
build
up
and
secure.
The
greatest
factor
which
will
contribute
to
the
National
Hallways'
progress
is
the
development
of
Canada,
the
in.
crease
In
population
and
the
expan-
nun
ui
inuunries.
ii,
ny
a
happy
combination
of
thee
factors
the
iioii.
in
winch
'Varli
of
lheA
lnrlie
i
uiiiercflfniiilin(r
xlreiiKlli
of
il
oppniienU."
The
people
of
llritiili
(ioln
niton
Iryinx
lo
pay
up
ami
clear
up
Hie
lu?nrie
left.
Hiem
by
llio
inliiiiniilrulitm
which
opernteil
ami
i.xploilel
Hiem
before
I'JId,
have
iiiemorieH
loo
Ions
lolliink
erioiily
of
eallln?
back
lo
power
Hie
remnant
of
Hie
parly
reninihle
for
Hint
record.
Ami
iiiw
Jul
when
Hie
Province
l
xelluiK
buck
on
il
feel
after
Hie
refill
Ik
of
Hiul
ilebaiirli,
tbey
He
lo
Hie
.train
oi
Hie
-msr
1
Arr
In
no
niooil
lo
dally
Willi
S'lt"
orrliclru.
Interjprir.
I
fniiri
fill
exieriiiienler'
of
the
lliroiiuluiiil
Hie
eu-niiiK
were
ceMTiil
eiiterlnliiliist
features
wblrli
were
Hiorniiphty
enjoyed
by
Hie
ilaiirer.
Aiiioiic
the
oul-
Klun.lini:
feature-
nf
Hie
evenmp
were
me
nanrui
m
ri.i"ir
tMltllber1
Iry
III"
flrtlW
Siler
Irene
umi
Kallilyn--
in
eo.linne
ami
with
pccia!
mule.
II.
Iir-
nieiler
anir
"I
l.ove
ou
I
rtily
ami
"Uny
or
Mine"
wilh
pleasing
effeel.
Mr.
.1.
Luldlavv
ami
P..
drennnn
in
full
llililanil
re-
Knlla
iirrnnipanicil
piper
N.
Mo-l.eml
IhroiKili
various
Sollili
reel
ami
fanlnniV.
A
moil
excellent
nupper
wa
..n,i
umi
when
il
wax
"three
lypr
of
Hie
Mcllae
faction,
e-lieeially
when
Hie
.eirih
objects
i.'
Hie-e
p'nlleinen
In
eekinjr
itlllre
tire
ieioinin(:
apiarenl
In
ill.
MAY
BE
PEOPLE
Earth
LIVING
ON
MARS
and
Possibility
of
Signals
la
Again
Discussed
The
comlnp
near
approach
of
....
'
a
.
..
hnoili
HniLiiiii
rt
r
it
i
n
oVIock
In
the
iimrntnir
llie
nance
.Mars
m
no-
rui.u
....
Miyiwrllhr
nuesll.m
or
whelher
life
as
w
adjourned,
everyone
and
vollnir'we
know
il
exists
on
our
ne.Bh-.e
it
was
the
best
ever,
speciaf
thanks
lo
the
"Mix
W
world
Of
all
.he
probleuts
confront
modern
aslron-
llutcl.inson.Uxhich
.
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orcl.esira:
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makes
the
hifw!
apienl
lo
the
nxeraue
man.
(iranled
dial
life
probably
exists
on
our
neighbor
world,
Is
there,
any
possibility
that
we
may
net
into
communication
wilh
llie
Martians
.There
are
two
methods
which
siipfresl
themselves
by.
which,
we
might
sinnnl
lo
Mars
or
the
Martians
In
lis.
One
is
by
inenns
of
wireless
Ipnnls.
II
will
be
remembered
that
uboiil
two
or
three
years:
.
.
.
.
a
a
(to
Sinor
.Marconi
receiveii
curious
message
which
he
could
tint
understand,
nnd
for
a
time
seemed
to
lean
to
the
tlew
that
perhaps
these
had
come
from
Mars.
The
evidence
is
much
loo
slendec
on
which
lo
build
such
a
Iheory.
The
Martian
nignnls,
being
In
another
code,
could
mil
he
ifnderslood
by
us,
nor
our
signals
by
the
Martians.
Ulagneslum
Flares
Th
second
possible
method
of
"
TBIUATLt
lilWB
Pioneer
Spirit
Is
Still
At
Work.
Pre.ldent
of
Canadian
Pacific
Tell.
Hi.
Officer,
of
Railway'.
Effort,
in
"on-nuiid.npwihe
C.P.R.
and
Politic-Good
Wi.he
for
the
CN.R.
progress
of
the
National
Railways
continues,
I,
for
one,
will
be
very
glad
because
it
will
carry
with
It,
the
assurance
that
Canadian
Pacific
pro-gresa
will
be
still
greater
In
the
future
than
In
the
past.
The
greatness
of
a
railway
is
accurately
gauged
by
the
character
of
the
men
it
produces.
No
other
institution
in
the
country
has
produced
so
many
outstanding'
men
In
their
various
communities.
I
speak
not
mrely
of
such
a
Sir
William
Van
Home
and
Lord
haughneiay,
I
speak
of
hundred
of
C.l'.R.
officers
who
have
so
finely
served
the
Company
and
the
Cuuntry.
Owing
to
these
men,
the
Canadian
Pacific
has
'
not
been
merely
a
collection
of
subsidies
or
a
machine
for
earning
revenue.
It
has
been
the
dynamic
force
in
the
life
and
progress
of
Canada,
settling
vacant
lands,
fostering
pew
Industries,
developing
latent
resources,
opening:
up
markets,
introducing
outside
capital,
bringing
in
as
tourists
or
immigrants
vast
armies
of
purchasers
to
consume
her
produce.
The
C.P.R.
man
Is
inspired
by
the
thought
that
without
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
Confederation
would
never
have
been
agreed
to
In
principle
and
would
never
have
been
maintained
in
actual
fact.
The
present
King
of
England
while
Prince
of
Wales
said:
"We
all
know
how
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
has
helped
to,
make
a
Nation."
That
knowledge
accounts
more
than
anything
else
for
the
maznlrlcent
record
and
th
splendid
spirit
of
the
officers
of
this
Company.
Providing
our
nolittes
r
lnnnl
vi1
in
wisdom
and
executed
with
vigor,
wt
hare
tha
assurance
of
great
national
development
and
commercial
prosperity.
All
vie
can
expect
is
the
Drinleee
of
contributing
to
nd
sharing
in
the
development,
because
we
are
Canadians,
and
because
the
future
of
this
Company
is
inextricably
connected
with
the
future
of
our
great
Dominion."
TENNIS
DANCE
AT
ALICE
ARM
Miimiei-.N
of
llie
iSnvernriieiil
in
jitrnnlliiijt
has
lirtns
been
itiicus-ih.
t
(iirniiK
enough
lo
over-,iel,
ami
report
lias
it
thul
M.
come
ieroiiHl
livtion,
williiKlHtmnarioii,
Hie
veteran
Krencli
Hie
reiitl
HihI
Hiero
in
a
comli-lfl-'trononier,
i
)iI;iiimIii'k
to
signal
im
a
pra
ml
eaiv
iluriii(r
lite
near
Hie4npiroacli
of
Man
in
lite
autumn.
tfinir
an
Alpine
glacier
n
a
mean-
of
projecjinji,
tikiisiieiiini
fjarei.
Irofesor
J'i"keriiip
.itiowHl
Mime
year
ago
that
by
Hie
reflection
of
.unlinlit
in
a
larce
mirror
n
smnal
rotibl
be
Hie
oar
.system
Mars
is
Hie
most
likely
lo
be
inhabil'eil
by
heiups
aklo
lo
ourselves.
Half
a
century
asto
Hie
famous
aslron-oiner
I'roclor
ilecrilieil
Mnr.s
a
i
in:
11
1
1
1
1
in
i
ii
r-
oi
our
earin,
.i
thai
lime
Hie
liliie-Rteen
aroas
on
the
Martian
surface
were
Inken
to
be
oceans,
while
Hie
reililish
jcolor
of
the
"continental"
areas
itsau
av
itl
i
i
i
Ail
itf
I
It
i
unnii
I
i
n
r
s
Vi)tii
III.'
"
s.
liui
tint
of
l
he
vi'jtrtalinn.
"Slinll
wc
recognise
in
Mars,"
wrote
proc-
jlor.
"all
that
makes
mir
own
i.
s
hlnr.
That
Bodn
orlil
so
well
fitle,
lo
our.
want
19
-
a
-
laud
and
waler,
mountain
and
valley,
cloud
and
sunshine,
rain
nnd
ice
and
snow,
river.
and
lakes,
ocean
currents
and
wind
currants
without
believing
fur
ther
in
the
existence,
ellher
now
or
In
the
past
or
ia
the
future,
of
many
form
of
life?
Miniature
Earth
The
conception
of
Mars
o
a
miniature
edition
of
the,
earlh,
however,
received
a
rude
shock
at
I
lie
hand
of
Sehlaparelli
and
hi
.successor
in
Martian
re.
search.
Schia'parelU's
detection
of
the
famous
canal
was
followed
by,
his
equally
$ignifiraut
discovery
of
change
In
Ihe
so.
called
pea
change
of
lint
and
alterations
in
the
position
of
their
boundaries.
'
Hi
Investiga-
Hon
weakened
Hie
.belief
of
astronomers
in
Ihe
nipteous
character
of
these
marking'.
The
coup
de
grace
was
given
to
Ihe
old
theory
by
the
work
of
Pro
fessor
NV.
II.
Pickering
and
Hie
late
Prnfesttr
Lowell,
who
found
thai
the
canal-like
markings
traversed
not
only
the
reddish-
oelire
"continental"
areas,
but
Hie
blne.green
regions
well.
Since
180
1.
accordingly,
belief
In
Ihe
"existence
of
Martian
organs
live.
Phone
575
Phone
Blue
435
Dr.
JOS.
MAGU1RE
DENTIST
FXTTR
TTV1.
HA
VE
MADE
MISTAKES
Take
My
Advice
and
do
not
do
likewise
Think
of
your
health
first
SSSsW
SaB
ssssssssssssssS
ks4ssam
LsssssssssssssV
"
IsssssssssssVss
ilssssssssssssssH
BBSSSSSSSSSSSSSsVf
'
"
SflBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSB
Neglect
IS
The
Greatest
Mistake
Think
of
Your
Teeth
I
am
Sorry
for
my
mistakes
and
I
know
you
will
be
for
yours
Dentistry
is
a
specialized
branch
of
medicine
brought
about
for
the
good
of
the
general
health
of
the
public
at
large.
You
should
con-tult
one
who
knows
DENTISTRY.
Expert
dental
work
at
a
moderate
price.
We
do
not
like
to
admit
our
mistakes,
but
confession
Is
good
for
the
soul.
Question
yourself
and
If
NEGLECT
Is
the
answer,
you
rnay
yet
bs
able
to
restore
your
TEETH
to
HEALTH.
Crown,
Bridge
and
Plates
are
made
to
replace
TEETH
which
'have
been
lost
by
neglect,
accident
or
decay.
Examine
your
own
TEETH
tonight
and
ascertain
If
you
are
starting
on
the
downward
road
In
HEALTH.
Rooms
7,
8
and
9
Smith
Block
LADY
ASSISTANT
My
Office
is
always
optn
to
yoa
proilneeil
w'tiich
woulil
be
readily
know
Hint
there
an?
no
permanent
visible
at
llic
distance
of
Mars,
bodies
of
waler
on
Hie
Martian
unit
"woulil
be
ilaiiliifflv
cmisiiic-
surface.
I'be
siieclroseoidc
work
lion-,
to
Martian
olierrr
if
tbey
were
intellectually
ami
pliyiclly
our
eipialH."
For
iUly
year
it
ha
been
rp-
eriKin'-eil
that
of
tin
plaueN
in
of
Hie
astronomers
of
the
Lick
I
(jserilory
indicaleil,
loo.
about
!
the
slime
1
i
iim.
thai
aipieoiis
va-J
pour
Is
by
no
means
so
pletilifulj
In
Hi)
Martian
atmosphere
a
in
Hie
Icrreslrial.
Ami,
on
thej
whole,
Iwentielh
century
research)
b.i
shown
that
in
many
impor-i
taut
respects
Mar.
is
a
world
quile
unlike
that
n
which
we
PRESENT
DR.
KERG1N
WITH
READING
LAMP,
Teachers
Hold
Final
Meeting
of
Year
In
Booth
School
Last
evening
the
Prince
Rupert
Teachers"
Association
met
at
Hie
Month
School
for
llieir
regular
tijeelinif
of
Ihe
year,
to
rereive
the
report
nf
Hieir
delegate
to
Hie
Convention
held
recently
in
Vancouver.
The
nteel-'
.
.
.
-
itlg
was
tnaiie
I
lie
occasion
for
Ihe
presentation
of
a
standard
reading
lamp
to
lip.
W.
T.
Ker-
ftln,
by
Ihe
Association
a
a
mark
of
their
appiecinlion
of
hi
ef
fort
on
behalf
of
Kdiicatinn
dur
ing
Ihe
Iwelve
year
he
was
chairman
of
Ihe
School
Hoard.
Prosperous
advertising
means
regular
continuous
advertising.
CANCELLATION
OF
RISERVt.
.Nntire
Is
emerlns
Ihe
hereh'
lereliy
riven
that
the
reserves
Uikh
formerly'
held
under
Tinnier
Licence
.o3.
3379
m.i
jjjSu
are
rsnreiiea.
O.
n.
JtAPETt,
Deputy
Mlnltler
or
Land.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUntlon
to
Land
Apply
Is
"Lsas
In
Skeena
Land
nutrtet.
rtecordlnr
Ms
trlrt
or
.Cusst,
and
situate
on
Cauipanla
Island.
Take
Nntlr
tint
flareneeiR.
Balnter
aim
Junes
mc.miiiv,
or
rriuce
niipert,
U.t,
iMTiiinilun
lnumnre
a
re
tit
and
bmker,
In-
u.
In
l,on,lnn..l
n.l
,...
."'
'
apply
Tiir
iipriiiissiiin
,
10
lease
.
...,
"
v-ma
roiiownif
described
landst
Commen
If
You
Are
BOAT-BUILDING
We
have
Hardwood,
Fir
and
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
If
y
tan
are
tired
of
Kalsomine
and
Paper,
try
Fir
Veneer
Panelling.
If
you
are
thinking
of
building
a
house,
we
have
any
lumber
you
require.,
also
Sash,
Doors,
Glass.
SHOCKLEY'S
Planing
Mills
Cow
Bay.
Phone
383.
ring
at
a
flautist
at
the
head
or
a
bav
al
I
he
eaM
end
nf
t'.iniania
Island
and
a
U
i
ii
a
iiiie
mile
rrtmi
the
smith
end
nf
ihe
l.l.iwl.
tl.A.u.
filling
l(l
1
Im.
liilinltl
lit
ttie
Mnire
line
al
hlsli
water
line
snmnil
Ihe
lurxl
In
(he
place
or
ismnneneenieni,
nit
ismtaliilnr
s.iwtl
seres,
more
ir
leM.
C.
E.
U.ITKH
k
JVMKS
MCJI.I.T1.
Xame
of
Applicant.
Per
W.
K.
WILIIAMS.
Asenl.
IMte.)
April
tnd.
Itl.
.
NOTICE.
Tender
tll
le
reeelvisl
by
llie
under-
filmed
Hp
t
5
p.m.
M.m.ll.T.
I
tie
th
Insl..
fr
Ihe
full.nvlnr:
l.o.B.
ITInre
lii.pert.
Sales
Tax
Paid.
SO.ODU
K.B.M.
S"vl"lV.
Jio.
I
'.milium
lleiiiksk.
Id.snn
r.n.M.
9"
x
i"x
t'.
No.
I
i".im-iiksi
llenilork.
I7.S00
FJ1.M.
3"t"xl.
y.
1
Cim-misi
lleinliH'k.
13.J01
K.HM.
4"
x
III"
X
IS'.
I
Cwn-
inisk
llenilork.
ta.nna
r.H.iM.
1"
x
idr
n.
1
nmn.
muii.
-
I'
1mr.
Snej
if
in
-Separate
bid
will
be
aeeepled
on
Item-
Im
k
or
CeiUr
Tenderer
to
stale
the
earliest
date
when
delivery
ran
lie
made.
Il
J.
MNTIIKSO.V
III
PiirrtM'ln
Aent
CORPORATION
OP
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT-
I.
The
1
(Hindi
(.f
the
Cnrn.irst1un
nf
llie
C.lly
f
I'rlnee
Itiiperl
Inlemts
In
con-Innl
a
pavement
rtfleen
feel
wide
rod-
tlln
f
a
mattress
of
timber
fier
whleli
will
lie
piared
a
iwvlnr
rmnv
a
depth
al
the
erowii
of
ten
hiChes
composed
nf
briiken
otone
and
saihl,
nil
I
hit
portion
of
tnllun
street
romnienelnr
al
a
point
al
the
Smith
or
the
lane
tielween
Ith
and
lh
Avenues
in
a
point
twelve
reel
iNnrlh
of
the
intersection
nr
lh
Avenue
and
I'uttnn
street,
areordlnr
in
Ihe
ywdes
shown
on
Ihe
plans
ami
profiles
filed
In
the
Offlee
of
the-
City
Engineer,
as
a
Kieat
improve-meni,
and
Intend
to
rilalrv
assess
the
cost
upon
Ihe
land
abuttlus
dlrerilr
on
tiie
emi
uru
porinni
eir
ine
msi
s
Is
inriirnsl
st
sireel
intersections
and
al
school
property.
v.
ine
estimated
rosi
ori
ine
wort
is
ISIS
s.
or
wtilrh
II
Jot
Mi
h
In
be
paid
by
the
Corpora
llmu
and.
the
estimated
an
nual
eiieriai
raie
per
ron
rnmiaire
is
.JI07SJ3.
The
sielal
assessment
ts
IA
lie
uild
In
10
annual
tnslalinents.
9.
IVrsone
desirlnr
In
petition
atslnsl
nndcrtaklnir
ahe
work
imisl
li
sn
on
or
lief
ire
the
tJih
Hay
sit
June,
tl.
E.
r.
iONLS,
v
,
citv
rtefk.
Paled
inn
ttti
day
of
May,-mi,
r
So
Finish
ThPif-T-Service
Wet
Wash
Three
Services,
one
of
which
will
exactly
fill
your
wash
day
needs,
Phone
us
for
particulars.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
M.
S.
SING
TAILOR,
CLEANING
AND
PRESSING
Phone
771.
820
Third
Avenue
Laundry
Office
P.O.
Ilox
88.
Princes
fiupert,
H.C.