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| Local Improvement Notice
N tice that the council of the Municipal
e at Y eCWs Ce of the City of Prince Rupert intends
jt e the following local improvements:

 

  

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avenue, and to assess the final cost thereof upon
the property fronting or abutting on or to be
benefitted thereby, and that a statement and
diagram showing the lands to be so specially
_Contract rates | assessed for the said tinprovements or work, {s
now on file in the office of the City Clerk, and
is open for inspection during office hours
he estimated cost of the work is $821.00, and
is to be paid for in one year.
Dated at Prince Rupert this 21st day of October,
1911. |
ERNEST A. WOODS,
City Clerk,

 

William Mahlon Davis,

| City Engineer. |
HEAD OFFICE a

Local Improvement Notice |
de. ~ Take notice that the council of the Municipal
Prince Rupert, B, C. Telephone 98. Corporation of the City of Prince Rupert intends

, E , al Improvement

AND AGENCIES kk on east side of Third
en sout ith side of Stiles place and south
1 avenue and on the west side of Third
north side of Second avenue and
south Third avenue, with street crossings
at Second and Third avenues, and to assess the
cost thereof on the property fronting ort

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lands to be so specially assessed for the said

improvements or works is now filed in the office

SUBSCRIBERS will greatly oblige by promptly calling up Phone 98 in case of | (fine City Clerk and is open for inspection during

n-delivery inattention o » part of the news carriers. office hours.
non-delivery or inattention on the p . The estimated cost of the work is $1151.00 and
is to be paid for in one year.

ia = == Dated at Prince Rupert this 21st day of October,

DAILY EDrrion. ae RFID _SATURDAX, Ocr. — ERNEST A.

“THE FIRST GREAT BETRAYAL”

Wwoops, |
City Clerk.
William Mahlon Davis,
City Engineer.
Local Improvement Notice
— oy = the ter of the Municipal |
is s arnecte ; Vtic 40 sr selecti “a hinet t 2 of the City of Prince Rupert intends
It is not to be expec ted that any po’ al le ade r Se lec ting a Cabinet | to make the following local improvements , |
can please all his followers. But Mr. Borden in his efforts to secure} _A_seventeen-foot plank sidewalk on both sides |

are ; : : c street, between south side of First
a ministry of all the talents seems to have been more than ordinarily | aver

   

 

 

  

nd south side of Third avenue, and street

 

ie coh , rc Pan y gs a7 eae . as alin wit OP : ings at Second and Third avenues, and to

unfortunate. Tory Toronto, the headquarters of C onservatism in s the final cost thereof upon the property

Canada, seems to be very much torn over his Cabinet selections. ing or abutting thereon or to be benefitted
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and diagram showing
nds to be so especially assessed for the said

The selection of Mr. W. T. White
of all the new ministers, is being made the subject of bitter protests. of the Ster Clek acne oan loc Taabeation Ateten
The Toronto Telegram, whose ultra violent Conservatism is almost | office hours.

a byword has come out in open attack and is asking the Ontario) ;. The es sii taeit bk tee Bree ieee
Conservatives to defeat Hon. W. T. White and Hon. Frank Cochrane sopated at Prince Rupert this 21st day of October,
at the forthcoming by-elections. The introduction of the French ERNEST A. Woops, }
Nationalist and clerica] representatives into the Cabinet is the ground | witiam Mahlon Davis Pra SMe
of the Telegram’s bitterest ire. In an editorial entitled ‘The First | City Engineer. |

   

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probably the ablest and ‘strongest | the

 

Great Betrayal”’ it says: ‘ tone Local Improvement Notice | ;
‘ ‘ 4 Nek | ake notice that the council of the Municipa
‘If Hon. R. L. Borden and the Borden Government es oor of the City of Brities Rupert tneends

i at Say ‘ ari yur S 3 n ap r ci to make the following local improvements:
any real friends in Ontario, these friends will set to work and | + (aie the fone ne eee dion ath sides. of
defeat Hon. Frank Cochrane and Hon. W. T. White in any) First street from the south side of First avenue

| to the south side of Third avenue, with crossings
on Seeond and Third avenues, and to assess the
he nar ri final cost thereof upon the property fronting or

abutting thereon, or to be benefitte, thereby.
|} and that a statement and di am showing the
lands to be so especially assessed for said improve-
ments or work is now filed in the office of the

constituency to which they may appeal in this Province.
“The question for Ontario Conservatives to decide is w
they will strangle the advisers who have subordinated the R. I
Borden Premiership to clericalism and corporationism on the}
“CA CI f _ff ray > > | City Clerk and is open inspection during
occasion ol the first bet ray% i] ol the people. > office hours. The estimated cost of the work
“Or will the true friends of the Borden Pre miership_ hesité rte | is $1,300.00 and is to be paid in one year

Datec or » Rupert this 21st « oO ctobe
to strangle the worst enemies of that P remiership and give these] i917 * Prince Rupe Zist day of October

 

   

 

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enemies time to strangle the whole Conservative party and | ee
deprive Canada of the fruits of as noble a victory as a free people | William Mahlon Davis, eight
City Engineer.

ever won?

“The defeat of Hon. Frank Cochrane and Hon. W. T. White |

Local Improvement Notice

 

 

° ° . ‘ ° Take notice that the council of the Municipal

in Ontario constituencies would bring Hon. R. L. Borden face | Corporation of the City of Prince Rupert intends
. . ° ° ° . n h ollo zy local impr nts

to face with the quality of the folly which he has accepted as} ‘° sPske, the following local improvements: ost

 

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the voice of
of Sir William

| side of McBride street fre
to south sode of Th

} at Second and Third a

| final cost thereof upoh the

wisdom, and teach Mr. Borden that
not necessarily speak in the accents

    

  

    
  

 

and J. W. Flavelle & Company.” : butiinn’: Charnon oF tebe ‘ted
Of course the Telegram's attitude is ureasonable. The Telegram | 4nd, that a statement and diagram showin
lands to be so especially asse for the
did not object to Mr. Borden obtaining the assistance of clerical and | improvements or work is now filed in the
|of the City Clerk, and is open for inspec

during office hours
The estimated cost of ee work is £89
is to be paid for in one yea

corporation allies in its hydra-headed campaign. Why should it

object to either the clerical party or the corporations securing rep- 7.00,

and

resentation now victory is obtained? Dated at Prince Rupert this 21st day of October,
_ _It is an interesting speculation as to how the Telegram—which | 1%!) SENBET: Ai WOODS.
is the unofficial mouthpiece for the Orangemen of Ontario—will take City Clerk

William Mahlon Davis,
sity Engineer

the proposed elevation of Dr. Sproule to the Speakership. Will it
take it with praise and thanks as a recognition of the Orange party,

‘ > . 2 . * Local Improvement Notice
or will it condemn it with bitterness as a Machiavellian scheme to

Take notice that the council of the
Corporation of the City of Prince Rupert iniends

Municipal

rob the Orange party of its ablest mouthpiece in the Commons, in} to make the following local improvements
preparation for the time when the Manitoba school question will] pA, jenfoot, Plank sidewalk on both sides of

j avenue and scuth side of Third avenue, with
street crossings at Second and Third avenues, and
to asseso the final cort thereof upon the property

be re-opened in the House by the clericals.
The Telegram’s attitude will give the cue to Ontario Orz ingeism.
‘ fronting or abutting thereon or to be benefitted
«< € spa z n
It is at a moment like this that the opinion of a’newspaper, giving | Tessss of sbuteus thereon: or to be, diagram

the direction to public opinion, means much to a political party. | showing the lands to be so especially assessed for
+ | the said improvements or work is now filed in

| the office of the City Clerk and is open for in-

PASSING. (COMMENT | spection during office hours.

_ The estimated cost of the work is $1,200 and
| is ve be paid for in one year.

| Dated at Prince , $215 Octobe:

The iniquitous state of Jaw admini istratior in the Chilcotin country | 1911" “* Prince Rupert, this 21st day of October,
ERNEST A.

is a direct result of putting the Attorney General’s department and |
the license administration i into politics. Even if we cannot attain high |
political ideals the administration of justice should at Jeast be kept
out of the swill-tub of party spoils.

Woops,
City Clerk
William Mablon Davis

City Ergineer.

Local improvement Notice

Take notice that the council of the Municipal
| Corporation of the City of Prince Rupert, intends
to make the following local improvements

the late chief Conservative Whip and now

   
     

  

Mr. Ge orge H. Perl y, the | | } J I A seventeer-foot plank sidewalk on both sides

a member _ Mr. Borden's Cabinet, is the first native born American | of Seventh street, between south side of First
hol ° + . avenue and south side of Third nue, with

to hold Cabinet rank in the Dominion Government. He was born| street crossings at Second and T avenues
y mh ea = }and to assess the final cost thereof upon the

in New Hama hire in 1857, property fronting or abutting thereon, or to be

benefitted thereby, and that a statement and
diagram showing the lands to bo so especially
assessed for the said improvements or’ work is
now filed in the office of the City Clerk and is
open for inspection during office hours.

The estimated cost of the work is $1,966.00 and
is to be paid for in one year
Dated at Prince Rupert this 21st day of October

Mr. W. J. Bryan, the chai ampion ‘“‘also ran’’ of the United States
polities, i in a recent religious address spoke strongly against gambling:

“During the three campaigns when I ran for the presidency I
always advised my friends not to bet.

 

 
 
 

And,” he added, amid a shout of laughter from the audience, | 1"! ERNEST A, WOODS
“they always appreciated the advice after the election.” William Mab'on I eee

a , . . . . . . ; Miam Mah'onr Ja\

rhe News regrets it did not print this story early in September. City Engineer.

 

 

! Imprevement Notic
at the council of the
City of Prinee Ruy
»wing local improvements:

k sidewalk on the west side of
een the south side of Wayne
ide of Third avenue and on the
xth street between the north side
ond avenue,and south side of Third avenue

treet crossings at Second and Third avenues,
apd to assess the final costs thereof on the property

 
 
 
  
  
 
  

M unicipal
intends

  

    

AT THE EMPRESS THEATRE

 

_- fronting or abutting chereon, or to be benefitted
qy| thereby, and that a statement and diagram
iL) | showing the lands to be so especially assessed for
lak the said improvements or work is now filed in
fi the office of the City Clerk and is open for in

pms during office hours.
The estimated cost of the work
and is to be paid for within one year

TO-NIGHT |=:

is $1,075.00
einen at Prince Rupert this 21st day of October,

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City Clerk.

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ae | Ie City Engineer
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1 4 Local Improvement Notice
AS Take notice that the council of the Municipal

The Williams Stock Company present the beautiful comedy-drama Corporation of the City intends
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Ine} jaw; and south side of Third avenue, with street
y |@y | crossings at Second and Third avenues, and to
jy (ty | assess the final cost thereof upon the property
IRS aN fronting or abutting thereon, or to be benefitted
iN Ik) thereby, and that a statement and diagram show-
(Se) id ing the land to be so especially assessed for the
fae 74. | Said improvements or work is now filed in the
@s | office of the City Clerk and is open for inspection

(ak) | at any time during office hours
In connection with the Production of ‘Master and Man’ The estimated cost of the work is $811.00 and

is to be paid for in one year,
Dated this 21st day of October, 1911,

Rupert.
ERNEST A.

William Mahlon Davis,
City Engineer.

the at Prince

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following

woobs,
City Clerk.

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MISS PINKIE MULLALLY
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‘ Nin soncs ano paxces” SPECIALTIES =f) con Ketchet, brother of the
ei MR. DAVE WILLIAMS in his Great Rube Character Specialty Hate Stanley Ketchel, ie the latest
| o i Y | espirant for honors in the boxing} 1
me tere Cousin Joe EEO. ae world. He weighs 134 pour ds and
x es Seen es 38 ser ee (R) is said to have ar excellent chance |
IN if) in the lightweight divisior. Since |
Prices: 50c, 75c, $1.00 CURTAIN AT 8.15 SHARP He. began trairirg here he has had|
es SSS ee i Som i = io iy fights as an amateur ard
CEES, ROSS | eas ea LLM POLES I iwo professioral bouts, losirg only!
Pre one of the iwerty-two, 2 d Nate
on @ foul. He is said to heave]
Read The. Daily Niue the old time shift thet a his |
brother famous and can hit hard.

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| Lots 21 and 22, block 43,

| staked and

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ITEMS OF.

SPORT).

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Careful examinat I the f
formances of major gue pitchers
for the last ten years i eeded
to show that Chri Mathew-
son is the greatest pitcher of the
day.

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President Bob Brow of me
Vancouver Baseball Club, will
leave shortly for S \ntonio
where he will att I nnu
meeting of the Nati \ssociation |
of Minor Leagues

moe OK

Chicago won 1! ss from
Detroit in the choice for the scene
of the opening gai f the 1905
world's series and \ he « ham-
pionship; Pittsburg won the toss}

from Detroit in 1909 and likewise
the series. Philadelphia outlucked }
Chicago in the same department}
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in 1910 and you know
the title at the present time;|
New York won th s this year.
om Os
One of the greatest upsets of the
season among two-year-olds _oc-
curred at Newmarket when Mr.
J. B. Joel's 7 to | shot, the Ab-
surdity colt, won the Middlepark
Plate, worth $5000, at six fur-}
longs. The winner of this race}
| often supplies the favorite in winter |
betting for the Derby.
K uM OK
The same owner's White Star,

 

ifull brother to this year’s Derby

winner, heavily backed at 6 to 4,|
could do no better than third, the|
Joel pair being split by the Amer-
ican bred colt, Sweeper [1., owned
by H. B. Duryea, and which
started second favorite at 2 to 1.}
The winner is by Sundridge- Ab-
surdity, and though he has won
some good races had been tried }
out inferior to White Star, his

brother. He is trained by Morton. |
The result was far from popular. |
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Because the eighteenth annual|

Dunlop race for bicyclists has|
been transferred from the road
to the track this year it has been
decided to divide the event ir to
two as follows: The shield, which
formerly went to the team finishing
first in the road race will be put
up as a prize for a team of 15}
miles, four men to a team. There
will be individual prizes for the}
first five men finishing as well as
medals for the winning team. The

Dunlop trophy will be contested
for as follows: A 10-mile repechage
will be put with the usual
handicap heats, The winners of
these heats will go into the final
against the scratch men and the
winner of the event will ta the
trophy for year. There will
be the usual individual prizes.

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McCaffery & Gibbons

Real Estate Offerings:

84 feet frontage with
House for $3200

1 lot in section 1,

new four-room
Terms of $1000 cash, balance 6, 12
and 18 months.

2 lots on 5th Avenue, section 5, for
$2100 the pair. |

1 lot on 6th Avenue, with house, four
rooms and bath, ror $2400. $1000
cash, good terms on balance.

Lots 15 and 16, block 4, section 5, for
$1260 each. Good terms. |

Lot 8, block 9, section 5, for $1150.

| Double Corner on 8th Avenue, section |

», for $1500. Half cash.
2 fine harbor view lots on Borden St.,
for $3150 pair. Good terms.
Lot 9, block 17, section 5, $1800,
cash, balance easy terms.
Double C 2r on 9th Avenue,
5, for $1350. Easy terms.

Corner lot on 8th Avenue,
for $975.

Lots 15 and 16, block 12,
$4000 pair

Two lots on 7th Avenue, fifty feet from
McBride St. $1400 each.

Half |
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section 6,
section 6,

for |
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Lot 23, block 1, section 7, for $580.
$330 cash, balance good terms. |
Lots 14 and 15, block 12, section 7,

sixty feet on 6th Ave., for $1200 pr.
Lots 40 and 41, block 6, section 7,

$1100 pair. |
Lot in block 40,
Lot 5, block 2

section 7, for $400,
section 7, for $550.
section

 

7, for
$315 each.

Double Corner on 11th Avenue roadway |
for $800. Good terms.

Double Corner in section 8, for $50 ied |
ond $30 per month, |

FOR RENT

Six-room House on 4th Avenue,
6, for $25 per month.

Three-room flat with
ington Block.

Three stores on Third Avenue.

section

bath in Wash-|

FARM LANDS

We offer for sale on easy terms land
in the Ootsa Lake country in small
blocks of from 120 to 360 acres at $7.00
per acre, At this price this land is an
attractive proposition to the small in-
vestor, as it is less than the land can be
bought from the Govern-
ment since the raise in price of Crown
Lands. Surveyor’s field notes and full
reports on all lands furnished on appli- |
cation, |

We offer several quarter sections of |
lands in the Lakelse Valley from $8, 00|
per acre up.

Ten acre blocks adjoining Terrace
| townsite, within one mile of station,
|at $50 per acre. Terms of one-third
balance in 12 and 18 months.

-INSURANCE

McCaffery & Gibbons

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