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EVENTS
IN
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Fine
NemJllamiimtian
System
Downtoivn
Is
In
Use;
Very
Attractive
Marks
Another
Step
In
Advancement
of
City--Big
Contrast
to
the
Days
When
Local
People
Used
Bugs
The
switching
on
hut
night
of
ornamental
street
righting
standards
on
Third
and
Second
Avenues
by
Mrs.
C.
U.
Orme,
wife
of
the
mayor,
marks
a
further
step
in
the
advancement
of
Prfrfee
Rupert
toward
that
place
whkh
must
eventually
become
this
city's
right
as
one
of
the
most
important
cities
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
That
day
is
rapidly
approaching
and
wai
well
recog-fl
"
nfeed
by
the
decision
of
the
city
to
titty
oat
this
installation,
the
first
of
Ka
elate
In
BritssV
Columbia.
Modern
requirements
of
pedestrians
iad
teMetdtr
traffic
necessitate
a
high
intensity
well
distrl-bwtftd
efficient
fflmtttnaUon.
In
olden
days
when
traffie
moved
at
re-lutlwly
alow
pace,
a
law
Intensity
of
fltajmfnatton
covered
tike
require
-meati
and
objects
were
readily
dls-
raoftag
at
Ine
leasing
speed
de-
a
ntach
higher
intensity
of
and
objects
aratt
be
immediately
by
di
rect
light.
Modern
high
intensity
Uramina-tfon
assists
materially
in
attaining
the
object
of
well
governed
dties.
Tlx,
a
better,
safer,
cleaner
dty
enhanced
property
value
and
chic
progress
and
one
of
the
cities'1
greatest
assets
In
the
past,
toe
payment
for
street
lighting
has,
been
accepted
as
a
necessary
eul
qb
Where
manici-paiiUes
iaattseaAeJlghtfaig
is
an
Investment
rstbef
than
a
liability,
and
gives
immediate
returns
in
baffle
betterments,
decrease
of
ac
increased
trade
and
attraction
of
desirable
realdenu.
then
will
crrte
bodies
re-eognize
the
advantage
to
be
obtained
by
the
installation
of
better
and
more
beaut.ru
up-to-date
lighting.
The
hlrtory
of
street
lighting
in
Prir.ce
Rupert
dates
back
to
the
year
1908
when
the
pioneer
at
that
time
may
remember
starting
up
his
old
storm
lantern
to
assist
him
in
reaching
hU
home
over
the
narrow
-:sh.
Wat
a
boon
he
feend
flie
fw
latins
plt6
at
in
torn
of
the
streets
when
energy
Ma
turard
zn
fro
n
the
old
eceam
pleat
at
Gov
Bay.
Batter
airi
Better
Shortly
after
incorporation,
the
ettr
fathers
decM-!
to
adopt
a
higher
Intaiufty
and
arc
lamp
it-Macao1
the
old
100-candle-power
by
silhowette.
Today,!
'amps
at
tba
Intersection
and
m-
bwem,
the
rm
of
the
aotomoblle
candescent
lamot
were
extended
to
aeet
the
needs
of
the
residential
district.
Today
narks
the
first
installation
of
a
higher
standard
and,
wtthta
a
1
abort
period,
the
etttaen
will
took
back
with
the
same
thought
in
In
comparing
the
new
lighting
With
that
displaced,
as
did
the
pioneer
his
lantern
and
the
older
method
of
street
lighting.
A
great
deal
of
thought,
study
tTiVertigatiac
has
been
made
by
the
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Company
in
the
purchasing
of
matertr.1
(or
thk
installation;
every
article
from
tha
wire,
conduits,
standards,
lanterns,
etc..
has
the
seal
of
"Made
in
Canada."
The
same
care
exercised
m
the
purchasing
has
been
carried
eJdents
and
witt
fay
dividends
In
rOt
in
planning
the
system
and
ttk
Jl
OTitMfuHn
enhancing
n
property
nintlt
nllut
values,
Inrml.
Urn
has
hmm
baen
proposed,
ill
iMlrt
H
the
the
V1m
Idea
hMnm
being
I
carried
throughout,
to
make
this
,
'nvUUation
outstanding
and
a
.rode!
system
for
other
.rides
o
follow
and
one
the
der-igners'
earn,
with
piide,
refer
to
as
a
model
to
be
;
l.-lloTcd
in
progressive
ornamental'.
Ureet
lighting
programs.
MOTHER'S
FAULT
,
fLm
Teacher
to
new
scholar)
sidewalks
and
streets
at
that
time
does
it
happen
that
your
name
Is
and,
if
he
was
unfortunate
though
Allen
and
your
mother's
name
Is
to
mistake
the
location
of
the
side-
Brown?
walk,
he
more
than
often
found
Little
Lad
(after
a
moment's
himself
in
th-
muskeg,
minus
his
thought)
Well,
you
see,
it's
this
lantern
ana
with
the
necessity
of
way;
she
married
again
and
I
did
finding
his
way
home
as
best
he
not.
Provincial
Buildings
Built
In
the
Early
Days
ssssss
"
'l
Which
vi
Justice
In
Tent
First
Provincial
Police
Office
In
Prince
Rupert,
over
twenty
years
ago.
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