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twelve
month
I
CONSTRUCTION
flew
Theatre
-
h.
t.
Will
Be
Built
Here
OUO
person.
It
d'mem.me
wlU
be
sane
74
by
190
feet
Figure
art
be
in
obtained
today
frjm
local
contractor!.
fur
I
be
exeat
atiun
and
tbe
construction
;f
tbe
buildup
will
follow
immedlatc-'.)-
upon
thi
ark
ving
completed.
The
principals
of
the
project
will
rjbabty
erect
tbe
buUging
Uaeaaaeim
i
though
thi
u
not
yet
definitely
de-ated
H
Baaw1
s
law
.ouse.
which
primarily
be
a
marie
picture
tlieatre
though
there
will
mj
be
ample
lage
acrtJtnmedaUor.
tor
ad
show
ard
auch
entertainments.
ady
ft
r
bu.n
before
the
end
of
.i
year
In
connection
with
the
project.
Mr.
ivanl!
alo
t:ed
that
It
bad
no-
ung
f
d
i
with
the
Prince
Rupert
unuotmrnt
Co
which
has
announced
.at
it
tl.ru
the
erection
of
a
theatre
.1
the
Turner
of
S'cond
Avenue
and
iixth
Sfret
next
spring.
Construction
of
the
theatre
wUt
be
treonaily
aupervlsei
by
e.thor
M.
T.
Vlvaxofl
or
Paul
Alvaaoff.
one
or
tbe
.her
being
here
all
the
time.
The
far-jer
will
return
m
a
day
or
to
to
Vancouver
while
the
latter
will
remain
here
a
IJ
'!.
HIIIPPKII
TO
PltlM
K
HI
l'
KT
IIV
IMMKHIII.
HI'
Ttl-KU.t
Tlie
flrnt
carload
of
alfalla
ever
t-i
be
shipped
from
the
ulkiry
Valley
arrived
in
Prince
r.upen
rerently
consigned
to
Brackman-Ker
Co
The
alfalfa
.
l;tj'ped
by
P
M
Dockrlll
of
Telkwa
and
was
high-cles
teed.
COAL
WAS
ORDERED
FROM
LOCAL
FIRM
FOR
CITY
SCHOOLS
AT
MEETING
At
'lie
meeting
of
the
school
board
laat
night
It
wtr
ih-ndco
to
order
thirty
tiui.
uf
LartVMiillli
mine
run
coul
from
Phtlp..tl.
Evltt
At
CM
al
U
10
deliver-
I
lower
than
Albert
M.caffery
who
offered
Wellington
tor
1
1
.1
5
prlnoe
Rupert
Peed
C
offered
Ed-son
coul
at
SI0.40
and
Telkwa
.it
10.10.
Wli'le
Hunters
offered
Albert
coal
for
I0.O,
10.3
and
SU.S0
m
car
VANCOUVKK
BCI!AN(iB
Wheat
B.C
Sliver
.
.
Bti!
Missouri
.
Coai
Copper
Cork
Province
Otacler
Olatlat'
ne
Independence
.
I
Indian
L
and
L
Leadamlth
Lucky
Jim
Pr(imir
I
porter
Idaho
i
Richmond
gilvereresl
nilversinlth
.
.
'tjiinlwli
Torl-
Bid-
Aoked
I
47
1
1.35
150
SS1
39
37
00
38.00
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05
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1
43
4.0c
Northern
and
TO
COMMENCE
Commencing
Tomorrow
on
3rd
Ave.
Site
Purchased
from
Wm.
Denholme
Building
will
be
of
concrete
with
75
feet
ronC-!
age
and
will
oe
designed
to
seat
one
thousund
people
announce
Aivazoffs
on
a
seventy-five
foot
vacant
frontage
on
the
north
side
of
1
ml
Avenue
between
Fifth
Street
and
Fulton
Street
which
they
purchased
from
Willium
Denholme,
M.
Y.
Aivazoff
and
Paul
Ai
-:a
ff
will
break
ground
tomorrow
for
a
new
reinforced
concrete
..
r
1
1
1
i
in-proof
theatre
building
which
will
cost
between
180,000
and
i.
nun
according
to
announcement
made
this
morning
by
M.
Y.
Ai.ii.iff.
The
building,
whiih
will
be
exclusively
for
theatre
purposes,
!.
of
the
latent
construction
and
modern
in
every
resiiect
and
evtill
have
testing
accommodation
lor
1,-
MONTREAL
GETS
i
I
"
TWO
GAMES
IN
H0CKEY1EAGUE
MovritKAl.
Jan
6.--
The
Or.nadlen
vrir
wirmng
atreak
la
i.
d-iratiag
Detroit
two
goau
t
l
nrr
Montreal
team.
th
won.
their
fame
axalnst
.i
goals
to
on
Tbe
closes'
evening
--'
that
played
a
ohm
Pittsburg
held
th.
.iu.
in
a
draw
with
no
acre
oi.
uv
The
aoore
were
aa
fol
ii
canadtens
2,
De'.rolt
1.
l
Mintreel
Maroan
.
"
.
a
New
fork
Americans
0
BOUQUET
GWEN
-
HIGHSOIOOL
''ncrHtuiaticui
tn
he
Forwartlec
t
MuoVrtU
and
SUff
on
Re-cvnt
Brttet-tainment
On
i
he
motion
of
Truatae
Ollchrlm
-oiided
by
Trustee
Bryant
the
achro!
it(i
Uat
night
ordered
a
letter
to
b
to
the
High
tbuol
ataff
conveying
appreciation
of
the
recent
High
s
'")
entertalnaient
and
congratula-'
i
t
those
who
took
part,
with
mention
of
the
excellent
rrench
'
.
put
on
under
the
direction
of
M
-
Rushforth.
I
nu
ir
Ollchrlsl
spoke
of
the
educa-i
value
ol
the
entertainment
and
'airman
aVMltaaUr
emphasised
the
'i
Prench
that
had
been
apoken
by
.
xtudenu
alias
Rushforth
had
'""'iklit
about
a
decided
change
In
the
'
l
ing
of
Prench
at
the
High
School
CALOARY.
Jan.
S.
-Plre
last
night
octroyed
the
plant
of
the
Alberta
Wood
Prasorwlui
Ooropanv
involving
a
'
of
apprlsimately
SSOOOOO
The
liven
of
the
firemen
were
endangered
"lieu
the
creosote
tanks
exploded.
The
blavc
was
the
moat
spectacular
ever
ecu
in
Calgary.
MACLEAN
MEETS
THE
CABINET
'
OTTAWA.
Jan.
g.
remler
Oardlner
of
y
ikatchearah
and
Prentler
MacLeaii
'
H
e
will
meet
representative
of
the
Federal
uovvrnnient
tosM
to
d
ISO
US
iiiBttern
of
common
lii-Jet"!
which
ms)'
'
'In-
uli.ect
,if
legislation
al
the
'"
.rn'ri".
sessi
-n
h're.
PRINCE
TENTH
WHEAT
VESSEL
HERE
--
IlrltiKh
I
reiIiter
Holmpark
Ar-
rived
IjuI
Evening
and
lven
pool
is
Due
Tonight
The
BiltUh
freighter
Holmpark.
Prince
Rupert's
tenth
grain
kmc!
ol
''
night
from
Europe
to
load
a
full
cargo!
of
gral,,
at
Die
Alberta
Wheat
Poi
.j
rriuce
Kup-n
e
levator
tor
tne
uruiea
Kingdom
or
Continent,
the
vessel
Is
'Irrmdy
lined
but
w!ll
have
to
be
fumigated
before
starting
to
load.
She
waa
last
lumlgaied
several
months
ago
ln
.he
Black
Sea.
Tne
HoLnpark.
whose
home
port
Is
O.Tenock.
Beotlaud.
is
comznanded
by
Capt.
J.
McMillan
The
vessel
Is
of
BSC
tons
and
carries
a
crew
a',
tuny-ne
men.
having
reei.
built
only
laat
year
at
OUagow.
Bcotlead.
She,
came
hare
In
kalian
from
South
Shields.
tm
at.
in
ballast
via
the
Panama
Canal.
An
uneventful
voyage
la
reported
by
the
master.
The
Rclmpark
Is
already
on
berth
at
he
elevator
and
will
start
loading
as
on
aa
the
steamer
Teespool
Is
com-lie
tod.
The
Teespool.
It
la
expected,
will
get
away
tomorrow
or
Sunday
with,
a
full
cargo
for
the
United
Kingdom
it
Continent
The
eleventh
vessel
of
the
season,
the
British
freighter
Levenpool,
is
expected
to
reach
port
from
Europe
about
10
o'clock
tonight
Unlike
moat
ves
sels
that
take
on
their
pUota
at
Triple
Island,
the
Levenpool
win
pick
up
her's
of
Rosa
Spit,
tbe
northeast
tip
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
at
which
point
she
la
due
to
arrive
at
S
o'clock
thla
afternoon.
The
Levenpool.
which
la
a
ship
ol
vnw
a
000
ton
rraa,
bal-ng
to
Ropner
A
Sons
Ltd
of
West
Har.leport.
Eng
land.
The
vearel
was
built
at
Stockton-
nn-Teee
In
lll
Since
yesterday.
85
csrloade
of
gram
have
arr.ved
bee
from
the
ursine
for
the
Alberta
Wheat
Praia
Prince
Rupert
elevator.
RaUway
offices
this
msrnlng
reports)
SS6
can
on
the
division
west
ol
Jasper
Jound
heie.
MOTORSHIP
DONALDSON
LIBELLED
FOR
SALVAGE
I
wlwrky
Vwyace
siHlliwarl
of
Natall
Alaska
Freighter
hirludrd
Drowning.
Hrrakdowii
and
H.iaiullitg
Alter
a
hectic
voyage
fruin
Nome,
the
miihI:
rnotorshlp
freighter
TJonaloaon.
belonging
to
the
Lomen
Ralndcr
Oo
of
Seattle,
l
now
lying
tied
up
at
a
dock
in
Vancouver
under
arlwat
on
a
810.-
M,v)l(j,
eMm
whlcn
BM
bttu
MtW
by
the
m.iMor
end
crew
of
the
Oosst-wImi
Steamship
Barge
Co.'
freighter
Anyox
which
salvaged
the
Donaldson
from
the
beach
tn
OraavUla
Channel
where
ehe
grounded
on
Christmas
Day.
Immediately
upon
the
arrival
of
the
Anyox
and
Donslilsdh
in
Vancouver
at
the
end
of
last
week,
the
latter
vessel
was
placed
under
arrest
by
the
aherlB.
The
Donaldson,
which
Is
reported
'
to
be
slightly
injured,
struck
on
a
high
tide
on
dark
night
and
was
left
high
and
(fry.
Taking
a
Hat
on
the
fall,
the
vests!
was
filled
on
the
nest
cd
UieJtiiVofSSJf.wtth
gomC
difficulty,
delivered
her
to
Vancouver.
The
stranding
of
the
Donaldson
was
only
the
culmination
of
a
aeries
of
unlucky
Incidents
which
dogged
the
vessel
on
her
southward
trip.
Out
of
Nome,
the
Japanese
cook
fell
overboard
and
was
drowned.
Near
Stewart
the
engine
broke
down
and
the
boat
had
to
'be
towed
Irto
that
port
for
repairs.
Then
the
stranding
occurred
In
Clren-ivllle
Channel
culminating
In
the
ar-Irett
of
the
vessel
at
Vancouver
at
the
InMiuic-
of
the
Cnatwlr
Steamship
&
'h.iivc
Co.
owner
of
Mic
Anyox
a?!lwy
CntonheaOoa
and
Agricultural
lOcpaitinent.
Thla
Is
compared
with
v
up
in
the
corre
ponding
period
of
136.
The
nui
.i?ei
".i".
s.eaJs
flkd
on
in
the
eleven
morth
laat
year
was
5
.950
and
soldier
sra.
4CI
as
agSimt
5J0T
and
4T0
mpccimlf
In
the
lfkG
pericd.
O'
hmeitcada
la
it
year
st3
wci
takeu
up
In
Manitoba
2Afi1
In
fLii
1(
.,
jn
3M1
a
Mt)erXt
l07
ln
op,,,,,,.
,d
ol
lhe
i;r:
i
t-
41
were
taken
up
In
Manitoba.
218
in
Saskatchewan;
1S1
in
Albcr.
and
'2
i;i
Br.::ah
Oolumbl.
Homes
leading
eontlaued
act'v
throughout
Roremfcer.
SBC
CLtrici
haling
been
recorded
during
the
u.ontt
The
lecord
for
November
19'ifl
ahow
59
.iiuies.
SIX
GALEtONDON
Iu
tidings
and
Trees
IMown
'
Down
in
England
ToJaj
and
Liven
Lost
I
OMt.
Jan.
(k-
The
llritMi
lsle
were
bit
by
a
gale
IimUj.
The
wind
In
linden
blew
al
eu
mile
an
twttr
feHll
the
rris
channel
kervkr.
Many
mhiII
building
ami
tree
were'
blow
dawn
ami
a
nwnan
was
kllked
al
Kllbnm
where
a
wall
eoliaped.
Light
men
were
fcerlwnsly
lnirrd
when
a
IMfat
hcutfolillng
r(tnMrl.
BRYANT
WILL
NOT
BE
A
CANDIDATE
FOR
THE
SCHOOL
BOARD
i
:
meeting
of
the
school
board
last
n.
i
i;,.re
Bryant
announced
definitely
thi.
a
i
.
,
i
s
i
nnt
be
a
cacm-dale
for
tbe
position
of
school
trustee
at
the
forthcoming
election.
A
resolution
wsa
paaaad
by
the
other
members
of
the
board
asking
Mr.
Bryant
tnd
Trtutee
MoMeekln
to
again
become
candidates.
MoMeekln
contented
but
Mr.
Brant
aaid
he
had
made
up
hi
maid
uot
to
offer
his
services
again.
AIRPLANE
CRASHED
THE
PASYESTERDAY
THE
PAS.
Jan.
.
While
testlnc
a
plane
it
crashed
at
Hying
speed,
killing
cantm
P
J
linam.
sn'kw
niiat
of
the
Western
Airwoa
Limited,
yester
-
day.
HAM
t;rLlo
IIKKLIV
BERLIN,
Jsn.
8.
The
death
toll
from
au
explosion
34
hours
earlier
presumably
due
to
defective
gas
stain,
had
reached
17
at
midnight.
rr:
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
C,
1928
MlLLiO&ACRES
SETTLED
192
Considerable
inctt
i
Shown
Oter
School
Hoard
It
N'itfht
Heard
ldit
Says
i.fport
covering
j
Principals
In
Regard
to
Work
Eleven,
.tjiinth
i
-
Ths
reports
of
the
acbool
principal
WIN
Nil'
to.
Jan.
6
-
During
the
to
tbe
sahoct
board
last
night
sum-tltveii
moitih
of
fast
year
to
the
end
,
marired
are
a
follow:
of
November.
boeuoJu-sd
and
aold.erj
High
School
Toul
attendance
155.
grai.ts
taken
up
In
J
.he
four
weiiern
boy
Si
girt
01,
percentage
ol
attend-province.
Manitoba,
keekatchewaa.
Al-,
mee
MM.
Principal
Peddle
spoke
ol
beru
and
Biltlah
Ljb.iDia.
represent
the
real
and
enthusiasm
ol
tbe
pupils
approxln.siety
lii37.slo
acres
aecordUis
I
and
also
mentioned
the
good
work
to
efflcaai
of
the
Canadian
KaUot.al
Idea
by
the
Sour
new
teachers
In
oon-
Price
of
Daily
News
Cut
to
50
Cents
Delivered
Commencing
with
the
beginning
of
1928
the
price
of
the
Daily
News
is
as
fslltfwa:
Delivered
in
Prince
llupcrt,
50t
a
month
In
advance,
or
$6.00
a
year.
Out-of-town
in
Northern
or
Central
D.C.,
$U.OO
a
year
or
four
months
for
$1.00.
Othpr
Cnnarllnn
nr
U.S.
iKiints.
SG.00
h
year.
The
only
wy
to
keen
in
11
a
northern
paper.
L
Rr.trm
Aril!
I
TWi
A
AAA
TOMORROW
ON
BULBING
REPORTS
FROM
LOCAL
SCHOOLS
neetlon
with
the
recent
High
entertainment.
IhU
event
had
netted
the
Mhnol
fund
180.
The
school
had
provided
Christmas
bones
for
the
children
of
psiwata
unable
to
get
them.
I
Tbe
recent
basketball
victory
of
toe
aehool
team,
whereb;
they
became
emptana
of
northern
B.C
was
a
aub-
I
eet
ol
comment
tn
recent
aehool
examinations
there
bad
been
only
seven
failures.
r
Booth
School
-Totil
attendance
4S1.
'
j1
2SS.
g.rl
193.
attendance
per-Ullage
M.70.
with
Dlv.
7.
86.
JJjn
fiw
Mnrrtad
that
the
atens
at
the
Mr
said
the
msln
object
of
his
-.bat
"nr
.
ebool
needed
repair
and
two
of
he
rooms
bad
bean
made
damp
ties,""1
lJ
maintain
personal
contact
!
between
tbe
component
parts
of
tu
le
water
outsit
being
froten.
but
were
.n,
uain
The
school
had
been
warm
!
KmPw
'
smterlng
Canada
through
Hiring
the
bad
weather
and
everything
going
well.
Borden
Street
Tola!
attendance
14:
"rs
IS,
girls
18S.
average
percentage
IN.
with
Or
da
S
bigbast.
The
tcnaoi
av1eB
tar
the
month
was
TO
mas
wason.
Seat
Cove
Total
attendance
M.
Dlv.
1.
O.
Dlv.
3.
34.
average
percentage
03.7.
Mr.
Lisney
reported
several
sp-rlieatlons
from
parenU
wishing
to
enter
paplli
who
had
not
been
to
aehool
before.
The
Board
promised
to
deal
with
this
question.
Wetvlew
Total
af-n.'tmi.
v
23.
mv
11.
girls
It,
atsrnd.inci'
e
cei.-inie
SSJ.
The
piano
r.u.d
!ui
ii-
mented
bringing
It
up
;
u
i.o
SCHOONER
DOROTHY
MAKES
CALL
HERE
International
I1lierle
rmmlhn
M
li
ntll
on
May
to
HallhHt
(Inniad-
lltllowlMg
llelhlay
The
tin;
haliiiu-
f
ii
I.r.
in
Cap'
Ol.
HMitnni
i::i
Ipiertia:
.'
nui
F
:.liei
f.
..
ai
ork
"l.
'
uf
Hi
r;
ctl
m
p
'f
n'
10
.Ul
:i
in
S..k'.
wUVfi:
Uic
ilicmit;!
sVaff
ape
the
ChrWtms.
d
oU
and
otherwise
outfitting,
left
early
this
afternoon
for
the
Yaku'.st
halibut
banks
to
continue
tu
taning
tnd
other
operations
In
chsrge
of
the
sff
the
Dorothy
thla
trip
Is
P
Dunlop.
Norman
L.
Preeman.
local
representative
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission,
I
also
on
board.
-
IIKNIES
r.Ti;.MKT
TOROMTO.
Jsn
.-
Right
Rev.
J.
P
Sweeney,
ilshop
of
Toronto,
denies
the
j
statement
that
he
had
written
to
the
Leasua
of
Nation
Society
of
Canada
!
advooating
that
Christmas
should
al-j
way
be
on
Sunday
VVKATIIEK
KF.POKT
Terrace--Light
rain.
calm.
temp.
St.
llsaelvon
Tart
oloudy.
calm.
temp.
13
Dawson.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
1.
a
Month
When
in
Prince
Rupert
touch
with
the
North
is
to
read
Position
of
Canada
in
'
t,
bu:l
i7.;
;
J
lie
lIUl&ll
LulllfJilZ
id.
Mentioned
by
Mr.
Amery
British
Secretary
of
State
Visits
British
Columbia
and
Tells
of
His
Mission
to
This
Country
VICTORIA,
January
ti.
Hon.
L.
C.
M.
S.
Amery,
secretary
of
state
for
the
Dominions
in
the
government
of
Great
Britain,
arrived
this
morning
on
the
steamer
Aorangi
from
Australia
and
was
given
an
official
welcome
at
Government
House
at
ten
o'clock.
Colonel
H.
J.
Cov'hill
of
Ottawa
extended
greetings
on
behalf
of
the
Dominion
government
and
Senator
Hewitt
Bostock
on
behalf
of
the
Senate.
Acting
Premier
Manson
met
Columbia
and
Mayor
Pendray
for
This
morning
Mr.
Amery
visited
tbe
'Obsenratiry
and
Parliament
BulMuigs.
He
wai
entertained
at
a
private
lunch-
v;n
at
Government
House
st
1
o'clock
aud
this
aiternoon
made
a
tour
of
the
urrounduig
country.
i
In
an
Intervw
nlth
newspapermen
ict-rla,"
he
aaid.
"made
one
Malta
that
Canada
wai
a
Kreat
Pacific
as
weU
aa
a
great
Atlantic
power.
Thla
tour
helps
one
tj
reeluw
that
the
British
Bjotplre
I
is
not
a
system
Ha
bag
up
to
gggttinl
but
a
clunn
of
commcowsatth
asanas.
another
"At
the
last
Imperial
Conference."
tbe
-Ultor
continued.
"It
was
nut
the
eon-
elusion
we
arrived
a,
which
were
most
important.
The
meat
Important
result
I
was
that
for
several
week
represents-1
Uvea
of
tbe
Wm.
p.ir!.
f
Vc
En.:
tiieitf
v
i-
re.li.-a
!-,r
v.
,i
I
il.r.in'
4
tol
l!
TKM
IIUI
KEV
A
1
t:c.l
1
IS
I.IK
IIV
,
1
OK
IMIitll
fl.T
,
4
St
I
II
K
J.I
II
1'
4.
.
.ell
:
1;.
.
.
-.V
-
'ii..!''.,
.
t'K
ll
r.
.1
v
-
-
ctroptd
nn-jei
the
name
of
(he
Seattle
Ice
Skating
and
Hockey
association.
it
tf
tt
,444
.
NAME
A
MOUNTAIN
AFTER
JOHN
OLIVER
VICTORIA,
Jan.
6
Hon.
Charles
Stewart
l
favorable
to
naming
a
mountain
peak
after
the
late
Premier
Oliver,
aecordlni
to
advices
received
here.
He
will
recommend
action
cn
it
to
the
Geographic
Board.
LINDBERGH
REACHES
NICARAGUAN
CAPITAL
MANAGUA.
Nicaragua
Jan.
6.
Col.
Llndbtgb.
the
transatlantic
flyer,
who
la
making
a
tour
of
csntrat
America,
arrived
here
yesterday
ln
his
plane
from
Tegucigalpa
UTB
TBI.lMiUAJIS
An
unknown
schooner
is
s-hore
on
upon
his
arrival
here
yeetrfdy
froxn
Bsealante
Beef
on
the
west
coast
of
j
the
wwstwwrd.
reported
tost
be
had
Vancouver
Island.
The
Olvei.chy
and
patsed
a
herd
of
100
Mr
tJs
eft
Yak-the
Torino
lifeboat
have
to
tbeiutnt
in
the
Oulf
of
Alaska.
Thai
'
rescue.
iMiuatly
eartg
Up
snyffsr
naval
IherdK
to
be
seen
In
northers
Mtits.
Michael
Sweeney
of
Victoria
la
Dead
Usually
trey
migrate
north
frem
Call-
itorcua
in
March.
The
Dominion
cabinet
refused
ule-
mency
to
Kenneth
B
Bailey
who
bangs
In
Vancouver
Xtonday
for
the
murder
of
Charles
Jury
at
Trail.
Jclui
Nairn
of
Victoria
died
yesterday
aged
89.
W
I.
Burn
was
elected
president
of
'Mi-'
Vancouver
Bay
Associattou.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Tho
latent
and
beat
for
the
least.
Phone
457
fl
flfj
7
'fM
Price
Five.
(isms
the
minister
ou
behalf
of
British
the
city
of
Victoria.
:
fi
M
M
ft
K
V
rtlvAlll
llLll
V'i
1
i
f
illlU
ON
WAY
SOUTH
.Stewart
Man
Will
Remain,"
at
Okalla
Until
Coins
on
..Trial.
Here
for
Kilting
of
Wll.
Ham
KItehie
:-r:
.
"envy
garvara.
swwajt
rwawnng
wouie,
d
awft
eVrnU
esy
iWigag,
jj,
TSterlett
on
the
Utlip
gW4ls(PlewvB2BBBBJ
tiered
WUltam
RltasUa
IB
mi
bregtbe,,.
tarty
New
Year
s
saamtlkg,
tsc
vttejr
aboard
the
steamer
Prshof
IvagiW
"TS
Okalla
prison
where
he
win
sash
trim
for
his
life
at
tlie
-..ir.ng
ejii
n
o
the
Snp.-eine
tu'i.
Asm,
.ii
Pr:u
e
Rupert
.11
A,
t
j
;r
June
Ruird
iva
escorted
t;
'
-r
tl.S
mornm
by
Inspector
Wll-
.
.
l.
.
.1'
n
-
...
t
.
II,
and
-
taken
.
n
.1
,uth
by
Provincial
r
n-.a'.it
yrr:
Cl.bnou
of
Port
Es-
J
M-L'o).
sen:
dov.11
lie
re
last
week
.'ur
-
i
lu.mho
fo;-
annulling
Rjy
Cuss
at
hu.!ti.ii
;c.i-ly.
as
well
as
two
I:.,!...-
soMu
Ir.i..
H;:on
who
w.ll
it
time
for
vagrancy.
Deputy
Coroner
Jamea
R.
lnnoclt.
who
conducted
the
inquest
at
(Hewa"
nto
the
death
of
Ritchie,
also
retumrd
to
the
city
this
Burning-
tlAXHEILBRONER
BUYS
ACREAGE
O.
P.
Tinker,
through
whose
broke
age
o'fice
the
deal
has
been
execute,
connrm
the
report
that
Mfotletlon
have
been
practically
coenpteted
whereby
Max
HeUbroner
secures
from
the
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
DsjfSbjyBiint
Ocs.
798
acre
of
land
bMw4plwt
twHtM
IU
and
Oalloway
Raptslt.ihKSf
ttrCisw
Kaien
Island
Highway.
TBS
Bfajg
4Kv
volveu
wa
not
revealog,.
t
g
UBjger-stood
that
Mr.
Hetlbfgnor
ttsy
sgSjidt-
vlde
the
property
lata
suntswer
'
iwsgru
or
truck
farmv
etc.
Offers
have
been
made
on
of
other
parcel
of
OTJ?.
Cl
iglSMaVSlIt
Co
land
tlie
most
of
wlsjili
1MW
OS)
the
townstte.
but
Mr.
tluhsr
sggtsa
that,
ao
far.
none
of
the
appUaaAlpos
have
been
finally
closed
upon.
m.
r
SEALS
SEEN
IN
ALASKA
WATERS
JUNEAU.
Jan.
8.
Captain
O.
C
Ora-iham
of
the
steamship
Admiral
Watson.
J
UCTCD
A
KJ
AC
KAN
!
I
H
lilt
fill
nLHJltnll
MINER
FOUND
DEAD
RUBY,
Alaska.
Jan.
g.
Tony
Canon,
a
veteran
miner
here,
was
found
dead
ln
hla
cabin
on
Solomon
Creek,
death
belli;;
ippiu-ently
duo
to
natural
CiUSCe.
.
.
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