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PAGE
SIX
City
of
Prince
Rupert
Report
On
erence
Is
made
to
such
ngnu
in
cue
'
"""?S5.
terdt.
As
th
tenae
stand
a
part-
tbe
recent
rxtn
""
utigfltx
nershlp
with
the
Citf
in
.the
dam.
pen-
j
Co5KJ"tUo,,,2.
S?
ot
led:
although
as
stated
atorve.
Indefln-
T
SWISPinnment
oi
many
Canadian
it-
on
contracts.
and
fcselgn
concerns
which
were
in1
CONDITION
(S).
Is
quite
clear
on
difficulties.
The
offer
of
the
services
the
sti
.
et
lighting
rates
as
set
forth
tnk
deportment
cannot
be
over-ln
the
Citv
By-law
No.
-4S4.
Contract
tlmated.
The
Company
la
Canadian,
form
A
is
not
submitted,
so
-It
will;
The
Company
behind
Tender
No.
2
rest
with
your
Superintendent
of
Uttl-
i
is
a
utility
organization
only.
They
lues
to
advise
you
on
this.
The
com-
make
no
committment
whatsoever,
even
mlttment
to
install
ornamental
system
on
assistance.
That
they
are
suet-is
the
equivalent
of
a
considerable
cash
ful
power
operators
Is
not
enough
outlay.
The
total
w31
depend
on
the
This
Company
Is
a
foreign
corporation
extent
of
toe
area
erred.
The
stand
;
and
as
yet
not
registered
to
do
huslnewi
may
be
taken
tbet
this
expenditure
In
In
British
Columbia.
Strictly
speak-no
way
affects
the
tender
ef
1375,000.
lng,
It
should
be
registered
If
IU
offer
and
that
It
does
not
mean
anj
addlt-
Is
to
be
entertained,
and
if
so.
there
Ir.nal
cash
to
the
City.
In
a
measure
will
be
several
weeks
delay
to
satisfy
this
is
correct,
but
It
la
a
certainty
that
Company
Act
requirements.
If
this
committment
had
been
left
out.
Ht'.MMAKY.
Tender
No
1
is
a
cash
In
due
course
the
City
would
call
for
offer
by
a
Canadian
firm
with
aasur-tlil
improvement
aad
It
would
have
to
ance
of
development
of
9000
Hydro
pay
fcr
it
in
one
way
or
another
Electric
horse
power
within
two
yean
Tentkr
No
a
makes
no
reference
to
and
alx
months.
It
make
presest
:
wnaiever,
aimougn
rates
for
light
and
power
subject
to
It
can
be
assumed
that
tip,
tats
nnder
any
tax.
licence,
royalty
or
other
charge
By-law
No
494
come
nnder
elaune
4.
not
within
the
contract
of
the
Oiu.
Offtting
the
ornament!
light
system
This
to
put
in
as
a
result
of
hast
ex-cfTerd-r
No
l
the
Wgiie
offer
by
pertocfc.
but
as
the
trend
cf.
fixation
votxxr
n
ouiex
lacvon
importance
ocTiirira.
there
to
little
to
fear
"
"
"P
comparing
une
can
in-
rrom
thU
source.
The
nature
of
the
vtlved
in
each
tender,
that
tJSWO
wUl
tranchtoe
Is
not
clearly
defined
hut
It
SS?.
'w.'l.
hw!nf.!!
may
bessumed
that
a
definite
period
rOVDITIOV
(4).
4000
H
P.
la
to
ot
25
tears
during
which
the
mil
sell
oe
developed
rsani
tM
the
-rd
dtstrVbute
power
within"
the;
Oftv
I
mort.
two
years
antT
"tr
rJnfti.'
Ind"
fimft
V'rntende3.-n
e
Woleto'1
uaurance
oi
a
muon
larger
amount
u
Tnder
la
more
definite
than
Tender
and
when
required.
There
appear
to
Nr
a
oe
no
provtscee
or
strings
to
this.
It
Tender
No.
2.
while
clear
on
frenenle
"
"er
cui
wiiaitran
oi
tne,
proposed
perlcd.
Is
Indefinite
on
many
points
agreement,
no
reirnce
w
ipade
to
Comlderable
delay
may
occur
before
the
use
of
the
steam
plant,
and
It
la
payment
In
full
may
he
made,
not
necessary
aa
the
agreement
for
the
The
fact
that
the
company
Is
not
refla-
use
of
it
would
function
unUI
the
new
tered
to
do
business
in
British
Colilm-
hydro
plant
was
ready.
bis
may
mean
delay
at
the
out
In
as
Tender
No
2
undertaxee
to
develop
mUcb
as
the
City
Council
may
decide
reedy
for
delivery
no
ess
than
5000
.that
strictly
speaking
they
cannot
do
horse
power,
but
completely
negatives
bulres
with
an
organisation
that
la
it
in
the
proviso,
under
which
the
without
legal
standing
In
the
province,
company's
ofMeeta
aad
engineers
be-
the
possibility
of
this
Belay,
eoupled
come
poasfsed
of
rtfU
power
m
ths
with
the
90
days
suggested
for
ttie
matter.
The
statement
that
the
pro-
payment
of
95
percent
of
the
price
of-vlslon
la
for
the
protection
of
company
fered
may
mean
funy
four
months,
end
consumers,
etc.,
1
of
no
weight.
The
inference
to
that
once
an
agree-as
first
class
power
companies
and
op-
ment
hat
teen
entered
Into,
It
would
erators
are
at
all
times
out
to
estsb-
be
ueed
to
raise
the
said
95
percent
by
llsh
economic
D1
Improvements,
a
bond
Issue.
The
offer
Is
apparently
CIsi'e
s
wruld
appear
to
follow
as
a
25000
higher
than
Tender
No.
1.
hut
r-sult
of
that
proviso..
BrleHy.
the
this
Is
more
ths
offset
as
follows:
terdrr
carries
np
aiettrance
of
hydro
.
Taking
Into
account
Interest
and
electric
development
wtthln
two
years,
jinking
fund
that
would
run
for
the
and
lenve
the
way
P
fo.
supply
00
day
period
and
Interest
on
the
375.-of
power
by
steam
or
other
means,
for
000.
for
the
same
period.
Tender
No.
1
an
Indefinite
period.
is
equivalent
to
about
385,000.
Add
condition
().
Exemption
from
to
this
the
ornamental
street
lighting
taxation
on
all
lands,
'buildings
and
system
offered
which
may
be
estimated
eqtilpnjent
used
In
the
supply
of
power
at
12000
per
block
length
of
street
in
so
far
as
the
Otty
has
power
to
for
any
13
blocks
and
we
have
IU5,-
exempt.
Is
a
reasonable
request,
but
000.
As
already
stated
It
can
be
said
the
Inclusion
of
the
clause
re
tax
or
that
thu
liirht
mtam
w
n
im.
r"hhrf
tfttt'
cannot
be
legally
remitted,
mediate
cash
benefit,
hut
sooner
or
and
an
Increayse
In
street
lighting
rates
later
the
CHy
will
call
for
this
Improve-to
offset
it,
is
vague
and
Indefinite,
tmejit
and
would
then
have
to
pay
for
Tender
No.
2
la
snent
on
this
point
It.
It
Is
worth
the
price
now
to
have
and
It
may
be
assumed
that
they
will
It
done
and
remove
unsightly
poles
pay
taxes.
The
Franchise
Is
however,
which
are
a
menace
In
case
of
fire,
to
be
"In
the
usual
form"
etc.,
(are
It
Is
not
nececsary
to
refer
to
use
elsur
2)
hut
It
will
be
found
almost
of
poles
for
fire
alarm
purposes.
The
without
exception
In
transactions
of
practice
and
arrangement
Is
no
well
this
kind,
that
exemption
to
expected
established
and
to
so
necessary
to
all
pn-1
nrovlded.
parties
that
an
agreement
will
be
very
i
iiMiiii
tijj.
-ins
uuy
agrees
to
promptly
arrived
at
on
it.
nurcnae
irom
tne
company
ior
a:
venr
etc.
in
condition
2,
the
llie
of
room
referred
to
in
Tender
No.
2,
It
tie
Franchise
Is
referred
to
but
not
will
be
found
on
enquiry
that
such
to
clexriy
set
out
that
It
to
for
the
dto-
also
a
practice
with
the
company
be-
trlbutlon
of
power
within
the
City
hind
Tender
No.
1.
limits
for
29
years.
It
might
be
Inferred
In
conclusion,
tt
to
the
opinion
of
!
URGES
BOAT
ADELAIDE
IS
IN
COLLISION
Met
Freighter
Hamphplm
Den.se
For
in
English
llay
of
all
factor,
that
even
omitting
the
rain
to
the
City
nf
the
rrtHmental
street
THfc
DAILY"
NEWS
vVtdiieda,
lJtii
Local
Items
Mrs.
R.
Qt
Cochrane
of
,
who
arrived
In
the
city
from
"
.
.
.
the
nbrth
yesterday,
left
on
this
Tenders
submitted
to
the
council
of
the
Corporation!
?l
iaVV.
n
mornings
train
for
a
trip
to
Ed-
branch
of
the
t.'7:"
Deep
i;i1rt.!P"weKPrt
mtfnfbu
-
--
-
-
the
sale
,-i
of
t
the
UK
"-ar
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
on
hydro-.
electric
plant
and
distribution
system.
was
made
before
tne
amendments
were
submitted.
Thl
report
covers
two
tesdent
submitted
tt
the
Council
of
the
Oorpor-sil-.n
i.f
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
and
It
in
accordance
with
a
letter
from
his
Worship
the
Mayor
dated
November
88'!'
1P2S.
The
tenders
were
a
follows:
one
from
Ncat,:t
Thomson
&
company
of
CITY
CLERK.
Sea
Fishermen'.
Union
a
resolu-
tfon
was
passed
urging
the
fed-"
MJ
Sorenson,"
who
has
been
erul
government
to
place
a
sea-
V:tUtiv
here
with,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
wnrthv
hnnt
In
ntrnl
nf
thp
hnll.
ti
,
il
-ii
a
i
hArLAiN'AlUKl
AUlh
'but
fishing
around,
durine
the
J
u
n,i.a
t..
This
ronort
is
based
upon
the
original,
tenders
and
.9g
SSS'JSSS'S'JK
Mrnuosl
representing
the
Poer
Cor-DoraUun
of
Canada
of
1378.000.
which
the
company
has
the
right
to
sower
wKhtn
the
city
limits
Indefln
itely,
.but
at
the
end
of
U
year
ttvq
city
Is
at
liberty
to
buy
from
some
other
organization.
Tender
No.
2
is
definite
on
this
point.
CONDITION
!)
The
segregation
of
the
affairs
of
the
Light
and
Power
De
partment
from
the
Telephone
Depart
rj.'e-red
to
hereinafter
as
Tender
No.
ewnmu
auu
wip-i-vaui.
im
1
and
cne
from
the
American
States
;
suggrauon
in
me
earning
iwuwni
Public
Service
Company
of
Los
Angeles.
Joining
point
agreement
as
used
with
0,8
A.
of
MOO
.000..
which
is
referred
the
BeU
Telephone
Oerapanjr
is
clear
to
horclnifter
3
Tender
No.
a.
.cut.
This
agreement
or
modification
..
.
thereof
Is
a
M)-S0
undertaking
aad
Is
WATKKMOIiks:.
.........-.
t
In
as
much
,w.k
as
a
i
worktd
Tec
Tec
g-tufa-torUv
Miiacvny
In
in
manv
many
very
important
part
of
the
City
water-
work,
in
Tender
No.
2
leaves
this
ImporUnt
transaction
.
it
is
mart
aaaenttaa
ttat
a
,
and
there-
clear
ur.dcrrtauding
shell
be
arrived
at
,
,
to
..finiil
and
i.
rm
part
of
rhe
agreement
finally.
P.tr
.
entered
nr.
The
Waterworks
rights'
"BWP
.
icing
subject
to
carry
w.uh
them
ownership
in
oertsio
;
pMwlc
Oosnnusslsn
ol
the
works
hich
at
present
form
part
of
j
Prlne
.
?
U
If
as
and
the
Hydro-Bleetr.c
system
and
It
make
tanfcd.
is
teaUnt.
Thre
Is
no
difrt.-euce
hether
or
not
any
ref-
CT
Ind
Ration
that
nth
a
commla-
jand
fall.
Copies
of
the
reso)u-
Mp.
.und
Mm,
Vic,Menzle
and
lion
are
to
be
transmitted
to
the
fnjUy,
wj
sail
Friday
morning
minister
of
marine
and
fisheries,
n
the-Prirwe
Rupert
for
Victoria
aeU
and
the
local
mmber.
i
where
they
will
visit
with
Mr.
The
fate
this
fall
of
the
two
;
Menzie's
parents.
.
halibut
boats
Rrunvol
and
Im-i
pertal
has
brought
the
agitation
Morris
Illott,
manager
of
Ed-
tor
safety
patrol
to
a
head
and
a,
ward
Lipsett
(Prince
Rupert)
similar
resolution
has
been
passed
,
Ltd..
returned
te
the
city
on
the
at
Ketchikan.
FLU
SERIOUS
IN
CANADA!
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
trip
to
Vancouver.
break
of
influenza
throughout,
upt,
P
Donald,
"havlnf
been
de-
Canada
is
regarded
seriously
by
fayed
by
foir
down
the
coast,
ar-medfcal
authorities.
Dominion
rivetf
In
port
at
1
o'clock
this
af-
between
the
officials
and
the
council
of
the
uinoflh
from
Vancouver.
arand
Forks
Canadian
Society
of
Hygiene
co-
t:JrT7
mZ!Zr
:S
.
w.
in
thTagrekt
furred
with
officer,
of
the
de-,
Erwrt
Warren,
sooner
r
later
be
productive
of
some
P01
"
city
is
to
have
the
protec-
partment
of
health
al
Ottawa
by!
lottil
''football'
plaver.
sails
this
to'
,
telephone
and
,t
is
announced
Tender
No.
1
nuke,
no
reference
this
!
Tender
No.
2
u
silent
on
thh
point,
.as
if
result
the
council
would
is-
Tender
Ni.
2
excludes
"any
equip-
COMlITION
(9).
ExamlnaUon
of
ment
appurtenant
nkfy
to
the
City's
title
is
necessary
and
Involves
water
water
supply
system."
but
what
about
licences
and
easements
outside
of
the
the
dam
uud
penstoA
which
to
equip-
City
boundaries.
The
provision
for
meat
partially
used.
Reference
to
the
further
details
is
a
mutual
safeguard,
rigid
to
take
water
a
all
times
is
not
It
may
prjrve
that
counsel
for
the
Com-
necessary
as
only
tne
water
power
pany
weuld
be
quite
satisfied
that
rights
are
being
sold.
titles
are
sound
and
immediately
pro-
Acotrd.ngly
regardless
of
which
tender
ceel
to
execute
the
agreement
upon
la
successful,
the
agresnmaat
must
be
te
ratification
of
which
by
the
rate-clear
on
the
ownership
ot
the
Dam.
payri,
the
entire
purchase
-price
would
penstock
and
easements
aad
provide
for
be
paid.
If
any
title
is
questioned
tho
inures1:
and
egress
necessary
In
main-
City
at
the
outset
at
once
is
informed,
tamance
and
operation.
Tender
No.
2
makes
delivery
of
title
Taking
up
toe
conditions
upon
which
"to
the
satisfaction
of
counsel,'-
a
con-
the.
proponed
agreement
Is
to
be
ent-
dltlon
of-
payment
of
the
balance
of
xed.,
a
TwQder
Mo.
1
Is
more
com-
tne
purchase
price.
v(z:
S5
percent
plete.
its
coatUtlooa
Wl
be
commented
wn
90
days.
There
la
an
opening
nSa
and
oosnpersd
wnh
Tmdte'No.
2.
ter
Jcr
delays,
and
although
tt
is
not
(fONDITlOX
it).
All
estattng
con-
tnt
that
the
company
behind
this
tracts
will
be
carried
Mt.
There
Is
no
dr
wouWK
tor,
"
I1
deU
doubt
or
question
aa
to
the
meaning
mr
wWfi,.ouW
obTte
by
of
this
examination
or
titles
at
the
outlet.
In
Tender
He.
2
no
specific
refer-
Ain-
coadltlon
01
acceptance
of
this
enoe
.ia
made
to
eontracto.
Clause
4
'Pi
,m.1'
n
udlt
ciefitV
eUVea
that
the
rate,
for
light
ZLL,Z-
.
V."
to.
and
power
shall
not
be
revised
up-
feydro-eleetrtc
JJt'ra.T
But
one
lnfer-
waxds.
tut
unless
you
nave
s.
schedule
"n
from
thla
nd
it
is.
tTKwer
the
wPinr
proposes
to
place
a
mass
on
which
existing
con-
traiu
Sr.
bkl.
wat
rSoD
b
"1,
he
money
and
In
tharr
fos
this
class
ot
eonsumera)
respect
to
which
the
underwriters
muvt
VftlTlO?
TtT
Tbeiettaully
of
have
fFVM
DT
coua1
at
titles
pm
rU.
during
the
UMtee
of
the
tf,7
nd,
b
udltor
iron
income
is
ample
for
all
purposes,
Frsncalfe
is
Indefinite
becattse
of
the
prrvis-w
f"
increase
U
oTany
tit
11
tnto
nPni
f
of
the
financial
lltfn(4.
royalty
or
ctner
ebarge.
etc
atandlng
claimed.
It
T1k
prcvince
wui
levy
a
tax
per
bone
couW
pay
c-
power
ard
probably
assets
aajr
plant
Jy-
IMl'STItI.tL
DEVELOPMENT.
On
lng
outside
the
boundaries
f
the
Oar-
104
"17
Important
question
of
Indus-
poraticn
Inc-me
tax
may
also
be
levied
trttl
development.
Tender
No.
1
makes
Accordingly
no
guarantee
is
given
that
committment
of
assistance
The
jtatei
jrlll
main
as
Jm
t
present
are
Company
maintains
an
Industrial
de-
.
-
A.bat
tin
la
Va.
k.
DartmeU
which
has
a
eeord
that
u
lier'llsfcfc
aavi
fewer
f
the
entire
per-
qutjrtaadlng.
It
h
identified
with
the
sue
SOO.000
pamphlets
in
Frepch
and
English
describing
the
symptoms
and
outlining
treatment.
Miss
Winnie
Dlbb
R.
N.
has
returned
to
the
city
from
Queen
Charlotte
City
where
shg
was
en-rnlred
for
a
while
in
relief
duty
on
the'
hospital
staff.
TORONTO,
Dec.
19.
The
out-,
CNJt.
.steamer
Prince
IUiDert.
well
known
uftetnoon
on
the
''rincess
Mary
for
hit
home
in
Victoria
where
He
Mrffl
spend
the
Christmas
Ca.pt.
Alex
Ohman,
local
seine-boat
skipper,
sails
this
afternoon
on
the
Princes
Mary
for
his
home
in
New
Westminster
where
he
will
spend
the
Christmas
and
.ew
Year
holiday
season.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Weldon
R.
Mc-
,
'
Aft
and
family
sailed
yesterday
UTCisooD
on
me
iUiai&
ior
Vancouver
where
they
will
spend
the
ChrietfBas
a
fed
New
Year
holiday
season
visiting
with
Mrs.
Mc-
VANCOUVBR,
Dec.
19.
The
Alee',
relatives.
CP.
R.
.
steamer
Princess
Ada-1
r.
laide,
outward
bound
for
Victoria'
lUviig,
been,
delayed
through
and
Seattle,
and
the
British
i
derailment
at
Rose
Lake,
the
freighter
Hampholm
collided
trrpawwHertrafarduemrom.
the
dense
fog
at
English
Bay
today
at
jVivsteday
afternoon,
Both
wee
-damaired,
but
they
areUrrivftiCtM
.15,
this
morning.
The
not
thought
to
be
in
immediate
'
trail)
bad
a
large
number
oT
pis-danger.
Ttie
passengers
were
t8rk(ilJtft(f);
many
Christ-moved
from
the
Adelaide
by
the
j
"
ifheppers
fronl
interior
Hcmrholm's
Mfebots
and
were
P.
transferred.
to
the
C
.
P
.
R
.
steam-i
-
er
Princess
Royal,
them
to
Vancouver.
wiiich
took
SUCCESSFUL
SALE
HELD
YESTERDAY
When
the
wheels
locked,
the
ukl.
bus
of
the
Central
Hotel
went
over
the
side
of
the
street
on
Fulton
Street
between
Seventh"1
aad
Eighth
Avenues
about
noon
yesterday,
turning
over
on
its
sde
un
damaging
the
mudguard.
i
No
one
was
hurt
although
there
The
sum
of
$60
was
realized
at
were
wild
reports
going
around
tea
ard
sale
of
Christmas
art-!
ast
night
Urat
the
driver
had
idea
held
yesterday
afternoon
by
been
killed.
he
Womejt'i
Auxiliary
to
St.
Andrew,'.
Anglican
Cathedral
at
Miss
Bernice
A.
Clay
R.
N.,
u
hnnje
of
Hr.
George
Rorie,
'
jtu
ucte
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fourth
Avenue
West.
The
rooms
knerai-
Hospital
training
school
were
tastily
decorated
for
the
af-
for
nurses,,
arrived
in
the
city
fa'r.
which
was
patronized
by
on
this
morning's
delayed
train
mn"y
ladies.
from
Switbers,
where
she
has
Mrs.
Rorie
was
assisted
in
re-
been
nursing
on
the
'hospital
-efvirttr
b-
Mrs
Thomas
Andrew,
"tuff,
and
will
proceed
this
eve-nresiderrt
of
the
ajMili-rv;
Mrs.
nJwg
on
the
Prime
Ronert
to
f
it.
.
t.
it
...
VV
.i.
M''iennaq
ana
Mra.
A.
E:
Baiett-4onw
poured;
and
as-Mstirg
in
serving
werr
Mrs.
Jt.
V.
G.
LeWnt,
rs.
C.
W.
ijo-net.
JJra.
J.
A,
Wet,
Mrs.-
W,
3V
Gree-
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Mc-Le.-tn.
The
sale
of
sewing
was
in
charge
of
Mr.
F.
0
Pel
and
Mrs.
C.
F.
Kemp
and
Ms.
G.
A.
Woodland
acted
as
cashier,
e
SEVFNTV-TWn
YEAR
OLD
PROSPECTOR
K
DEAD
IN
HOSPITAL
Anyox
Mere
tfiii
will
spend
thp
hriHuaati
and
New
Year
holi-tlhy
sooson.
with
her
parents,
Jfr.
and
Mrs.
C,
H.
Clay.'
DID
NOT
KNOW
ANY
NEEDY
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
One
interesting
phiise
of
this
tampuign
was
the
action
of
one
of
the
donors
in
thanking
The
hW?
1.1
1
TT-'
W,h
Ua,y
nd
tlW
Salvation
Si
I??
enr.
'a
C,tV
Vr0
t&Mwlaz
tfi'.'
need
for
and
district,
passed
awny
yester-
lho
cSlU
dinner
and
ham-
dv
Pfte
noon
in
J,
Prince
Hop-
attenlton.
pers
to
thefr
They
said
ert
General
Holtal,
where
he
nad
w
,dea
there
were
peo.
u...
PHuint
ior
om
iimP.
,
prJnce
nupert
iacklnk
r.
,
twd
wb
whUh
to
celebrate
tive
of
f
n
Ont-trfo.
As
fnr
a
can
Christ
hm.
The
citizen
was
as-
ijb
lenrneti,
ne
nau
no
relatives
in
this
part
of
the
country.
Funrr-aJ
arrangements
nre
in
the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers.
der
No.
1
with
the
assurance
of
hvdrol
Edward
Kane
tlr-trlc
development
and
co-operation
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
in
lurbucriiig
iiiuwi.riBl
oweirpmeni
y
a
Canadian
Company
of
the
first
order
is
pre'trstofe
to
Tender
No.
2
by
a
for
eign
company
with
no
aasuran-c
whnt-
soever
on
hvdro-eleetrlr
or
inHnatriat
runner
re
esiaoiyinmcnt
oi
a
snow
.
development
.
Iteapectfullv
mihmltted.
WII.ITA.M
YOrWO
Consulting
Engineer.
S
December.
1028.
nV
standard
Bank
Bldg..
frptu
the
way
Hie
tenner
is
worded
that
the
writer
after
careful
consideration.,
Vancouver,..ll.U.-.
su
a
hat
both
the
News,
and
the
Army
gave
this
-service
freely
.
The.
Iui&
qC
fuftds
noted,
was
in
mo.it
(vujtyjshe
roult
of
slckntss.
Uonatiorut,
'rccelve4
since
11)1?
last1
report
are:
Diogenes,
$5
PRIfjE
OF
WHEAT
2
10
("vcrncis
friend
2
Previously
acknowledged
..$100
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
10.
Wheat
was
quoted
off
the
exchange
to
day
at
fl.18.
-
-
.j
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
Limited
OWNED
AND
OPERATED.
BY
Nesbitt,
Thomson
&
Company
Limited,
Montreal
TO
THE
CITIZENS
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
This
company
has
submitted
for
your
consideration
an
offer
to,
pur
:hQSQthq
fixed
assets
of
your
muninai
light
and
power
development,
and
t
ikes
this
opportunity
of
placing-
iwforo
you
the
following
brief
synopsis
o
their
offer:
.
PRICE
$:175,00()
CASH
Approximately
$25,000.00
mure
than
the
present
bojk
value.
DOMESTIC
RATES
The
present
schedules
to
remain
in
force,
Lut
the
com-pany
is
to
he
allowed
to
reduce
rat
en
if
found
to.
be
advisable.
EXISTING
CONTRACTS
to
he
respected
by
the
company
in
their
entirety.
POWER
RATES
to
remain
as
at
present
in
force,
or
if
city
prefer
in
tho
.
tentative,
the
company
has
of
fere
lb
institute
the
same
schedule
of
r
V
and
conditions
as
have
beep
used
i
i
their
operations
in
the
E,st
FUTURE
DEVELOPMENT
Compan
'
untlertnUes
to
commcn
e
im
nc
!i:.wk
and
complete
within
twQveirs,
subject
to
fi
months'
jrrace
for
cmtintn
ciqs,
further
HYDRO-ELECTRIC
development
having
capati'v
fmU,
than
5000
H.
P.
installed,
and
pled
rcs
itself
to.
continue,
when,
m('
,..
r
quired,
until
100,000
ILP.
or
more
has
been
developed
for
the
use
of
industries
located
in
the
city,
STREET
LIGHTING
Has
undertaKe
n
to
do
this
at
rates
which,
on
the
now
existing
conditions,
it
is
estimated,
would
save
the
city
annuallv
t'tc
umoi
S17S0.00
when
compared
with
the
existing
rate.
ORNAMENTAL
STREET
LIGHTING
The
company
undertake
n
mand
of
the
citv
to
install,
at
its
own
exnense
system
of
morlorn
ornamental
street
lighting
in
ALL
the
streets
of
the
city
and
operate
hem
f
the
same
rates.
TAXES
The
company
DOES
NOT
ASK
for
exemption
of
municipal
taxos.
INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT
THE
COMPANY
PLACES
VT
THE
DISPOSAL
OF
THE
CITY
OR
ITS
HOARD
OF
TRADE
THE
SERVICE
i
OF
ITS
INDUSTRIAL
RURKAU.
WHOSE
ACTIVITIES
IN
otir
SECTIONS
OF
THE
DOMINION
HAVE
PRODUCED
RESl
ITS
NOT
EQUALLED
RY
ANY
OTHER
ORGANIZATION.
The
outstanding
advantages
to
be
derived
from
your
acceptance
of
thi:-
offer
would
appear
to
her
(1)
THE
COMPANY
IS
WHOLLY
CANADIAN,
with
a
record
of
accomp.
lishment
over
many
years
second
to
none
in
the
Dominion,
(2)
The
directors
are
all
well
and
favorably
known
CANADIAN
hH)nc-
men
of
diversified
interests
and
WIDE
INFLUENCE
in
Dominion
if
"
fairs
(3)
The
PROFITS
derived
from
the
'operations
of,
the
company
ro
t
-
yVhnv
DISPERSED
IN
CAN
V,DA
for
the
benefit
of
the
VI
UTHFn.
DEVELOPMENT
OF
CANADA.
(1)
Ry
miking
a
FURTHER
INVESTMENT
in
the
Prince
RinvrtdilrH
'
estimated
at
ONE
AND
A
HALF
MILLION
dollars
the
COMPANY
will
be
economically
COMPELLED
to
PROTECT
the
interests
of
if
CLIENTS
by
FURTHER
DEVELOPMENT
of
the
citv,
its
INDI
S-TRIES
and
RESOURCES.
(5)
The
alternative
schedule
of
East
ern
power
rates
offered
are
to
thchich-est
advantage.
The.
present
cit
y
rates
in
some
cases
arc
as
much
as
50
per
rent
higher
than
host;
bfiifi?
offered,
The
RATES
OFFERED
are
the
SAME
as.
those
operative
In
that
section
of
the
East
where
the
greatest
INDUSTRIAL
DEVE
LOPMENT
of
the
Dominion
has
taken
place
and
which
the
company
knows
therefore
arc
RIGHT.
(61
Adequate
and
modern,
street
lighting
is
considered
as
being
one
f
.
best
advertising
mediums
and
full
provision
has
been
made
for
t'u
withmt
capital
cost
to
the
city.
(7)
The
company
places
at
the
disposal
of
the
City
of
Prince
Ruoert,
free
of
''
charge,
the
services
of
the
samo
industrint
department
w?ach
has.
in
k
'
the
past
eight
to
ten
years,
joca
ted
in
one
area
alone
38
INDUSTUIKS.
having
a
total
capitalization
of
around
FORTY
MILLION
DOLLARS,
with
an
ANNUAL
PAYROLL
.
oi
in
exces
of
NINE
MILLION
DOLLARS
to
9000
EMPLOYEES,
bringing
in
a
contingent
population
cti
mated
at
from
50,000
to
75,000
inhabitants.
EXPERIENCE
IS
THE
REST
SCHOOL
T()
GRADUATE
FROM
(8)
Resides
its
activities
in
the
hydro-
electric
field,
the
principals
of
the
com
pany
have
financed
from
amon'jst
many
others
the
following
notable
industrial
enterprises:
Bathurst
Paper
Co.,
Bathiirst,
New
Rr
-wiqk:
St.
Lawrence
Paper
Co.,
Three
Riyers,
Quclce:
Canada
I
fPf
Co.,
Windsor
Mills,
Quebec
Canadian
Celanesc
Co.,
DrummondviHc
Que.:
Eastern
Dairies
Co.,
Montreal,
Toronto,
Ottawa;
McColl
Front
nac
Oil
Co.;
Canada
Steamship
s
Co.,
Montreal;
Reliance
Gram
t
o.,
Winnipeg.
(9)
The
men
behind
this
company
were
the
first
in
the
Dominion
to
advo
cate
and
institute
the
principal
s
of
"employee"
and
"customer
ownership,"
and
can
not,
therefore,
be
looked
upon
as
monopolistic
by
naiur
or
determination.
(10)
The
principals
behind,
this
company
are
in
a
position
..
to
and
caniUfj
a-
i
.11
l
L.
ri
!
..e
1..nl
SntliiutrV
1
range
10
materially
assist
in
inc
iiiiancing
ui
any
mwi
"'
merit,
or
the
development
of
the
natural
resources
of
the
territory
a
warranted.
Your
interest
and
vote
in,
our
favor
is
solicited.
We
arc
not
asking
for
yqur
support
on
patriotic
or
sentiment
I
reasons,
but
upon
our
established
rc
ord
and
proven
ability,
and
upon
which
your
fullest
investigation
is
invited.
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
ltd
II.
E.
PAWSON,
Assistant
Commercial
Manager.