Provincial  Library
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PRINCE GEORGE
rOL.  I, NO  44.
PftlNCE GEORGE, B. Cm  KKIDAY. AI'RI.L !�, l!�2o.
KIVE CENTS
msational Arrest of
Two Ex-City Officials
i-wis.mkiw  ixsitittk                        \ A\i�i:i.iinor  is
Nil.I,   MKirr   TOMORROW                            M'ISNl<:I� TO IU0AT
ii1111n� \ Cut die* i-'ire In V'a-ndcrhoof I arm   House and  Child  Los<>s
Life in rijtmcs.
A  very sad  fatal accident occurred
.Farmers1   institute   is called   for  to-   M thn faj;m of Samuel and Mrs. Wbll CHARGED WITH MI8APPROP HIATIOX   OF  CITY   l i xds�POL-    morrow night  at   s p.m. in  the city'"1'"'1- *'"" their house was destroy-[ICIC CO.M.MISSIOXIOK  WATSON   A LUKSTDls   LATK    LAKT    XHiltT     hall    by   secretary   .lorKetmen.      Im-   "(l   :""'   ll:lllV   burned   In  death      The
V   1 �'ISIUOK.   i:\-CITV   OliERK,   AISKKSTKD   ON   8A1THDAV   LAST
Meeting  l.s (ailed in City  Hall  for N p.m.   Tomorrow   Night    for    Im
portunl  Business. A   meeting of the  Prince    Qodrge
"Buildings Burned in Ireland Intended For Blockhouses
viu;i;i> with mciiuvc; \  polici; oi i ickk.
national  charges  have  been lai.l    ��'-'Kir.l.\l.   IIKPOIIT  <>.
two civic officials in the Ins of Kx-Cily Clerk G. fl. Fisher Police ('uiumissioner lO.v-Alder-T M Watson. The former was uii Saiurda.v and the latter last  uiKht
arrest   of (!    U.   Fisher follow-
 |>or"tnni   busin
 In  connection  with
 ""'
 ""lldrnn   wern  left    al     hom
\\ I<:1C*: LiMH'IIOLKD pOIt ISll'Li:s AX1) MACHINE GUNS AND WKKi: I��ni: III Ii;i) WITH� SAXDll.UiS�TWO MILLION IH)LLAKS IN CLAIMS I Ol! CO.MI'KNS.XTIOS I'til! l>NSTIiri:.
:  ,                         I   l>      the    civ
tDtoBwpincli   totjllng  a
farmers'  affairs  is   to  be  transacted   whil(1  ll""1 narentH came to town  to                                                                          -                                       .
nnd  i.   is  hoped  tha.  a  good  attend-   ""  .....- shopping.    ... their absence   PJ*/U K iflVljU SETTLEIW                                  ?/ �� APr"   '         ""   1"a"y
w                                                               it   j..   supposed   the   chimney   caught               KXI*i:i-:ss  IHSAI'I'OI VI MKXT    declared that they were
s......�  held   a   coroner's  ln<.....si   and        n.....,,!..,..   ,�.   the   Peace   Itlver1-11^1.....d for military oociipaUoM    on
nni   Hi-  child   was   hurled   ....   ,,����,',�>   .m both'Hides of the provln-  lh<> '.....Chouse ByBtem    adopte.i    ,�
lint-    iir.....rprosslng   SmUh   �UrU>"  dUrlng   '""   "'"''   W!tr
� holed   idi   rilli
I lie   piiDIIC   interested   in   agrlCUl-
�'(�oinnsier   Stales     Thai     l-'iencii   tural affairs is Invited to attend. Troops   Were   Provoked   l>>    iln-
Population                                        ONTARIO "HOXK-DUV."
TOK0NT0,   April   H,      In   the   L"tf-I'AK'IS.   April  8 -   The  foreign   of    |s|aiim< today  a   bill   Introduced     hy
 ions. and Harold    lhH   ,.....,�.�   rllxnppointmon.   .1   lh
 They "..re
ami
,,,,(.i.,l audit of thecitvs hooks   '"�'�  hu>  �'Vfin  '""  ""  ofticial   """rl    I'" .0. Handy, of South  Victoria, sup    "  l"'^"
whirl,   i,   has  received of events     at    �,���,���       Dominion       legislation   il"l;"'"      ' "" .....euved parent* lost   ,-ial   hound)
'�'1;mKlml      The   ta,,.   related     are    ,,ri)hihitin� the im portatl on of li quor ' m<>!" "r lh"lr'1
.                  Identlfliil   with   thc��  ulreartj   cabled    ,�,,, ,,.�...,i(         ,.. ,  �,,,,   ,  ,     ,.   ',  ,.   .lolmsou   ha,   undertaken   .,,    collect   ,lttllurl.....   Premier  olive,-   with   r�-1'""chlim guns and were fortified with
Kderable  sum   were   touiid.   which                                                                               �                           """  uniario,   l.s  lalcuiaied   in   rendei
1                                                              wU"   ""�   uflrtltlon   thai   ib-   llurgu    this province as nearly.-'bone-dry a�     '
caied thai the ex-city clerk    had appropriated  the shortage  In  the
ml-;   to   his  own   purposes,  and nn a secret meeting of the city nil  Friday nlghi  la.-t   his ar-
w;i!   effected       I'.ail   was   lixed   on �da\    and    the   accused    cattle   be
Magistrate  Daniell  on  Tuesday ire.liminary   hearing.     The  case ifljourned until Monday next   to Mr   Fisher access to the city's |l     to  determine   whether   he  ran    v    M    Malison AVmil.l ImcI.hIc    Son. '   for lh" tlefictt'                                      r.-.ple  of   IMMrlFl   In   Allin
ii;     rase  is  sllli-jlldice.   the  i'iti-                                                             .      ....   ...
Jmlnial    District.
refrains from comment upon the
umstaiices of the alleged defalca-.at   in   fairness   to  the  accused
offer the statement which has I, made to us from reliable sources It    in... the hooks have been look-
i liister, .�!! ihe ovonlng after the � treei eniillici. Issijeil ii proclamation muling  thai   ihe troubles during   iIm-
dfiy   were  due   t.i  prnvni a I inns   by   till! population, and cHlliug upon thn citi /'�n-    In    ii-inaiii    .aim    and    In   HVoifl conflict  with the French troops.
worij) swik ii corxtiks
ox I'oici' (,i:oiu.i-: I'Koi'LK
I ,
�  >�. ii liin i he power of the lu w.
mill   WILL   .:i:oi'i;\.
\ well-founded rumor fcas ii thai i" hir (Jiscome mill will shortl> lie (�opened .mil will trarrj on the pro-11<-1 i� >11 of lumber. This mill i-> one f the largest In the district, and iis � *<11!� � 11 i11u uii-aus much to prince �.�      I'll ;i i t- ii hi is lire 111 > t  a i   |ii'...-
nliscriptions to assist them.    Miyonn    Kll,d lo the northern extonalon.ftf th<
wishinj;    lo   upiitrilihittn   will    please    p.
'N'"' �'......'iminlcle.                                               Tin- I'll i/.en has always laketi lhe a I
til title   llial    i lie   .'im   I fuel inn   of      i ln-ISl. Wll    4)1      IKON.
I ��Ut ..\T< >. \pril 8 riftliniiiK thai ihe\   hiivt   located  an   Island  In  11 ml
i-!� Pisij tin u hirlt there is 400,000.-h'mi ton? of iron ore in .-iKht. enough 1"    iiiip!\   t 'aitadu   for  h   '�.�m nry,  a-
im   iii   the   party   boasted',   two  pros-
 sity    lo    iln
 iivaMuhlt*,   Imi   li'din   in lurinai i ��� 1   |)'v''t<�
 ived   it  ;�]>)��' :i I" -    llial   ihi-   rPporl   i-;    'hi-   \
l   iiiuinleil                                                                                                point
will  leave  here ai   f he (ind  Of �I.  ��!!  i (� iit�- to i lie    il i ?coverv
 Mr
M     Ma nson   \\ isln's ' hide  a   niinilier of  the  resident tile Fort Cleorge district  in the judicial county of Atlin     Mr   \Y   R. Ross, who        represents        this        constltll-
o by representatives ot Mr. pn(1J avId6ntIy intends to"have some Ih � certain sums have been found (ll|ng |fl .,,�,�, � sinf.(. ,10 m()V(. , .laced In credit which were the ,hi. .,,,�,�,.���.�, �,- Mr Malison's ,, of the charges Incompet- (.(>untlea Deflnitlon A(.t. Which upon the part of the accused is to be the cause of these errors
f Fort George District Liberals Urge Progressive Measures on Government
I'il il waj i> a vital ui u.'iiai-' ui' ih" Canadian whM, and particularly i>f the centra.1 interior ni ihis province, and the peace Utver coiuurj   of  vvhlcli   mi much  hits    !>���� n
V\ i'il ten   a nil   so   li I I Ie   dollt*.
The   \'a ii \.ii v ��]    Province   of April ilili   reports   tl."   re.sull   of   an   Inter
view     willi    Mr.    Jailles     \.id.-isnn       a-,
follows:
the   peopl......In-       Tea.-"      Klver
country,   and   ptrVflculiii'ly   those     in tin;  Pouce <'uuipi. section, are  rather
samlhiiKx. They were in be occtipieil in ih" iniiM'-'ii.ii�� future, and it' their destruction liarl ItefMi postponed a ilinri ii ni" ii wnii Li ha v '��" been loo lut�', .i- iittiiclcs would have Inevltablj failed and lhe attackiiiK forces would ha v " lust   ma u>   men.
Ii i officially stated that the police .|ilari"is dest roved during the recent raid- number i'l.'" From .laiin- al really mad" for compensation it is estimated that ill" ratepayer* will have lo   liK'i'l   ,.   bill   "xci-edinn   |2,UOfl,0ftli
I'll" Dully Graphic -ay- that the situation in the south and west of Ireland has become so serious thai Loyalists no I only decided in organ :/�� in their own defence, but are up-;i"iiliim  to  I'IiikIh.til's sympathies    to
put out ul  Premier Oliver because lie    '
,, ., .,    ,iid   in   ili�.ir   movement..      'Irish   it
has   IH'I   decided   In   eMelld   the   P.G.B.        M
counti
intended to bring this about.
In  moving  the second reading     of
|thP entries, which have been ad- ,Ug hj]1 Mr Mansun S!lkl tha, it vvaR I although there remains a con- ,�.,�,�,� ,� ;it the .suggestion of a ,,,:,.  sum   still   to   he   accounted   hunib9r   of   peop,e   u h(,   found   ,h).m.
 H"lvi:--;  ln  an  awkward  position  with  ,.egard  t()  ni:i!,,.rs ,hat  coni(. llr.for(.
'ity ('l.'fk Fisher is a returned ,1m was in addition to his offi-
tile various courts.    This was due to
aml ih'erehy increase th" actual wi-alMi fif lh" province and Mi" people
'"'-   '"'   "'�'  fnsulng  yea. :        ll<�i.                 wuni   (ioVoinnieiU   OIHces.
"�rie.ii.   ii.,u    w    I.    McK.   Kitiw;        That whereas the office of the pro->n    \''��!� -Pres..   lion.  John   <) 1 iv� � ;   vincial assessor, also the Land Regis-
I- -i. ii.-rs in the 1919 civic adminis-   p,..,,,,,;,..,, conditlon and the object of   i1"   ;-!"'". Alderman Alex.  Whnb't       try office for the Fort George district itlon      lie     whs     discharged     �>'  thi8 particular bUl was to include in    '~:   Vire-Prw.. Mayor fl. O,   Perry   are at present, located outside of the Perry  shortly  after   his  coni-:|lip j,ulcial djsmc.t fit Atlin a  nutn-     '"'   ^''� ''""-�   "    W.   Wilson;   :;rd   district;   are   most   Inconvenient    for , office this year.                                  ,,(l,. of p('OI),0 nnvv r(.si(iPIll |n    port   Vil' 'Pre-S- -1   Harper; 4th Vice.;-�� �   .   the citizens of this district, entailing
tile   ao losltion. one of the Police Com-'; (Hmcultle3 of transportation and geo-
lurther than Prluco tSeorge This l-:i.i;i'is   ol I K Klt.s    ii'nli    VKA1!    was the statement  mad" lo the P.rov-
AM)   PASSKS   KKSOLI TIOXS   I l!(;i\(.   OX   fK)VKRX>IKNT   THK     i.i.....  loda>   hy  Councillor James  An-
NI-:I-:I� OK  IMKXJKIOSSIVK J>KVI:i.(>PMI:st.                                                           dpreon  of   Peace   Ulver,   who  is     also
president of the Great  War Veterans'
Association  in  that  town nieeiii.K ni  ih" l-uri tleorge I>i�<- ' will   fpileklv  change   our   latent   land
\t    the   present    time   there   Is   Millie-
Liberal  Associate,  was held in   resources into productive possibilitiea   lhluj,   ljK,,   -.� ......  ^shels <�f  grain
n<- on   March   ".1^t.   when   �'""     '������-.�      l"vl�aTC     �'"� ^ ����'   waiting  in be marketed  in  Lhe  Ponce lo'luwiiiu officers wen- elected to     ,                                                                  Coupe section      This  will have to be
hauled over a wuguu mad which the itritish Columbia government Is making, and thence In- boat and barge ilown the Peace River to the railway. This, pointed out Mr. Anderson, gives some idea of the condition of the country, which has a wonderful future if railway facilities are provided.
1st    \ ii e Pi ; ml   \ ice Vlci 'Pres
K    Towei
: od.
 Soc.-Treas .   .1.   D.
 pense  and   serious   delays  in   .,,
the transaction  of most     important
The   uli (mate   salvation   of   that   district  depends  upon  its  securing    an
publicans," says the liraphlc, "ate beginning an organized campaign of what is practically expropriation of Iulid   under  ihri�iits  r�f  violence    and
I'lTV l.si imati:s AitK
rXDRlt    rKKI'AlfATION
Cnrreui   KMtiiiiates   (ioing     Through
< �mmiiltee----< apitill     Lv|iemli-
iiin's Are Necessary;
The city estimates for the current year are now liei.iK put through com-tuiitee.s and will be submitted to a special meeting of the council on Monday night, when the tax rate will li" lixed for the year.
The   school   estimates   have     been
submitted from the school board and
'olicu Commii-Kioner ArreNiert.
I'l In- arrest   of   Ex-Alderman   Wat-
ho is a member of the Police j \;jj.rFRn_.%\ OK THK'80*S                               v luinibpr of impoflanl resoluitcu;-    business,   thereby   greatly   retarding   ""''"'"""�"  "'""'  ',".'"!'""""   .7"! are an follows: Salaries, teachers and
Ission by virtue of his    having                        HKTl'RNS TO MSTHICT    VN"r"  N*?ed   i>>   the  Association,    in   Ihe develop'ment of the district;             .,.!,       'S ,  .   ..     '�   .                     .^   help.   $13,500;      fuel,   $600;     light.
|aded the poll  for  this office in the                                                                              vvhicl   :> Boe� vn record as urging Mie        That   whereas   the  city   of     Prince     i.i       ,!        ,-.                                           $480;      water,   $120;      repairs     and
lections,   thereby   winning   a   ��|iol>" spinks. Veteran of the  Kgjp-    Koveriimpivt   lo progressive measures' George is the most central and suit-        .             .                 .' ,�   ,             �    ,      maintenance, $6.00;  insurance, $200;
�ar  term,   took  place  hue   last        (j,,,, Canipalghs, Returns to Dis-        i>.   ronnpottoii   with   industrial   deve!-   able pSint in the district and the hat-        '    '               �            �              .... / .    supplies,     $400;     equipment,;   $500
irtmental of-    .,A .... ..i.....�. __.'�!.� _u .^� �n.-�tji grounds, $300; a total of $16,7.00.
IBhl       Bail   was   arranged    at    the,         ,,.;,.,�Trained Men In War              opi
:u �, -t rate's    home    at    a    late    hour                                 _____\_                                i .1
hnrge is that of bribing!a police       When   the  Uritish  government   is-   rei and is preferred by the    city   M1(.(|   the   call   for   its  pensioners   In I
�ni   in   this   section,     and     ir'ii   ural location  for all departnu
matters �   follow.'
They
resolutions   flees having    jurisdiction    over    th* Port  Ge'orge district;
the McArthur line, which the Alberta government  at  its present session is
I'ulp.
lh.
Owing  to lack  o� accommodation, �hool  hoard   is  also considering
- --�,��                                      Therefore, be it resolved, that this   ' ""' "'"'"K '" '"    ''"'' "l "' " �������   �, the-erection   of     a   new     four-room
)llce force under Chief Stewart. The    \$\4 one of fthe first men to oiler his        W'h  reas  an   international   iut.     -    A'ssoclatfon,   representing   the   Liber-    ,                       '        .                                 *    school building on Duchesa Park, ad-
d was remanded this morning   services   was   Mr.   Robert   Spinks.   a! < \;sni>i for pulp nnd paper. whl�!i is   ,-ils of Prince George and district   in   1;|" > K<)O(  ool'tllllon-     ^ is   s neces-.....                  _     ^    ,   !e-----------
!,!  probably take his prelitnin-   veteran    hearing early next week.                Highlanders,  who  fought  at  Tel   El   plants   to   meet,    and    whereas   i'>�   miali/e  the  provincial     government   11.V�8^     .� ^   u>\ "�   "'     ea.�e   '  '   '
Iii    will prove to be a sensational    [{gblr     nnd     other     famous     buttle    prcvincf of  liritish Columbia, an'.  :n    through   the  Honorable  the  Minister,
Inn owing to the le^al standing   Bround.=!  of  the  fSgyptlan  campaign^   p.mi. ulnr     the    area     adjacent     to   of Finance again urging, for the bet-              ,     b �     h          H    �       �                  which may run into a stun of $50,000.
\]    l:     matter   at   this     instant      no   (lt- ,nl. 'su's      He was also    with   the   Prince (jonrgo, has an uulimiied siip-    termeiit of the public service and the               ,                           ' ,     .. -.�           '         "
.';......!,    ilier;  have  taken  up  land   there, and                                                               v
jucent     lo    the    welfare ot the district the great need         ,                  ........._____.   .. ,_____    assistance  in  this expenditure   from
the present school, if arrauge-can be made to use that site. A bylaw will have to he submitted to the ratepayers for this expenditure, which may run into a sum of $50,000. Mayor  Perry  secured  a  promise    ot
� hi can tie oilereu,
Wolsley  relief expedition on  the Nile,    ply   of   | ulp   v\.
 lC   UJ| ImP�rtan^centre l8"'  >ecom-
Having  been   In  Cariboo prior   to   Frnser Rfver nnd Its tributaries, and   of the  establishment of both asses- j {   �     ^    ,hp    Soldier    settlement
 ^^ provincial government, which^ will
the war. since  189�. Mr, Spinks is a    several mill sites near Prince George   sor's and land registry offices for the   '"*     "!"'     '".''    ';"'v"1'     �"V'""-'r'"   reduce the actual amount to be rals-
well-known   figure   throughout      the   are  available,   also   water  power  ,.,n   For)   George   district,   in   the  city  of                1S 1""sl(lt'nn*  the advi.sat.iiity   ^      /                                      ^      ^
district      lie joined up in December,   i.e developed ai several points on,he                                                                             of opening an office at Peace River. | ;      �... ,
1914;   and   was  sent   to  Scotland   and    1'ias-r     and      its     tributaries;      and
��"in  Three  Hundred  Attondcti Kn�   later to  many of the  English  camps    wlmroas  ih" laud on lhe above-men-
mv.tblc  Vlliiir Held l.nsi  Wed-         where he trained recruits ofthp   late   tioncd  area   Is   mostly  good   agricul-
I.AJtGK  ATTKXDAXCI.
\T   t |>4.riM. Doni.ra.v. Who r>i<-|,,rc|, 30th, Attended by \>i-
held on  Wednesday night, of-    |n>1|1   [_i(.u,    rions'tyn.  a   brother     of   in  opening   up  the  unused  land  mid    iety of soils, the productive qualities                 ,.,...... <>r (�,.,..�  \yuv.
[!� �'��'�   ihe   first   opportunity   to     the     v,|miral    Rosslyn,   when   the   former   other  natural   resources  of  the' pr<>>     of   which   are   to   a   greftt   extent   un-                                                                                p
life of  the  city   to  taste a^aiu,^.,"  kll|(M, hv ,,..� be.vish.s                      iuce  lur productive  use;                            known   and   untested;     and   whereas        rhe funeral of Peter Dcmaray,
ivh of dancing after  the   forty                                                                                  Ue ii  therefore r.enolved,  thai  this   t li is.new. country Is attracting numer-
�1   restrletiojis      The  oppoi'tun-    |nt|^   ^ \m>  WANTED                            Association    urge   upon   the   goverj.     ous settlers who are  very anxious to
imi lost to very nrany, as   the        "      "                l\   p|{|\CI-:   (JKOIWJI'l    nieilt   the desirability of at   once   si'     make  homes   here,   but   who   are   not    () )(.    .^jj   '^   SaU11.(,.lv   rrQm     ,h(,
a t tendance proved.    There -wore                                            .                                     � urinj:   a   full   and   detailed   repur.   bv    prepared  or  financially able ,0 do the   nirl|iss  ,>stahIi,sni|1(int       The  late  Mr                             ,,                       ,    ..   �,    ,,���.
l.'.n  couples  present,   and  the    WollU, 1:, �.�....>  lnv�..st,1,ent�Lots   ,,,mp,,"n.   engineers   on     the     I.es,    �......ssary  experimenting In  order to    ^^    w,s ;, V(,t(M.;i|, ,�� ,�,. QnaX   -I"   �� ty  la     for street   "^ � "^
I   music   provided   for   the   oc-        (,fTiT>od Clay iuiil � IJomlj   M�r-        power sites avaUable. the qjiantit^.-f   l-an. th- proper    :eth��ds of cul.iva,    VVur.nli,'| his funeral was attended by   ""'  >ill"NVi1"1   PXt(i'lslons-  wnun  w"
by     Mr.     Balagno    and     the                   u.-t for (;�.o.l  \nid.-.   ~*             ,,uipu ,.,,d and uuali.y 01 � san... ava u     lion"and the crops mostsuited loathe    .,,.,,..,.���,,�.,.,�� t1u. vval. veterans.
 '   "   '|l" '   "'" '''" *   "'    ieart l:ll'ure   ~io)    te(]   ilM.,.,..,�,,  ,,,   ioiin   n0Xl   w

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\ great  many  requests arc tiled at .   city   hall   for street,  light, \ il  sidewalk   pxteusions,  which entail   capital  expenditures and
"hers orchestra  added  the /es.   to                                   ,.,   |((   ��   :ll,   ,�,,�,.�,    able alnnr  .he  Fraser.  Nechaco, Wil     .nils and  climatic conditions existing                                         >     w        conducted   ^<|h '"*   """""    T*v               the S
.....        ^ be I  for  a   hrlrt   vard.  where    low.  flail,.....  a,,* Other  rivers   in   thi            Th.re ore.  be  I.   rese.ved.  tha,   this          �:               ^                    ^            ^     ^    by   tie,   rat-pavers       A.-     Of  thejX
rhr oddfellows had organized the   !!           "led  brick  for v........r  work   .mi and any other information that   Association, represent the Liberal?   ,.....        ^         Vh^h                             pHiidlture  ol    he   ogjj .        toj
m   With  Kreat   care  and   intention   J~   �   *�',   1,,|i,tlillK  hri,,<   can      he   will assist in securing interested cot.    of the For,  George tllstrici  in annual        ........^      ^ ,'       .   ; ^ ^ ^       charKe.s    schools    '"f'JM^l^J
'1-tall,   and   their  efforts   were re-    ,,,-,�.   lhl,   ,ocal     n.arke,.      Willi   -"�- I" �<>"'�  <�^ i!"" lhe "u"....."v<""i""     ��^nibl� .     recogntelliB   ,,,i|(|,.(.n   m.llt,,vi(I,!(l   ,,�,  aI1(1     �  �,.  j "u:   f� u .  and  p        a   minor propo
'...... by success from both a social        , '        ,      ,.,         ,,-ices   br cH   - 1.........'   estalHtshlng a pulp mill  in    the  urgent   need  of an  experimental            ............       ^ (((mon.(,w ' -.......>   the estimates  is controllabl,
lumber   at   present   |
11  nnanclnl   staiulpoi.it.                      ,   ....ii-.j.,,.  ltlHtnrlal  would  find �i  rendy   dustr>   in  Ibis district.                              .......   wmui.   ...,s   ..,.�,..,.,.......-.   � - �     |y   |||r  ,; xv \' a.   to   render   linaucial
s";.....' was served    ai     midnight,   ,    ,\J   "ml were this mat-na.   for       We hJh......IIBV� many men �,.,  hi   i-stly rec,�est the provincial govern-   ^itnw to th..... people .,. � driv
:">" was carried on for some consid-    . ,      �,   oh,ainabl..     here     without   protltubly employed  in clearing  ;tltf   in�nt, thr-ough  tb-     Honorable    .1.
''�"'I" time owing to the large nun,-    T,"ht charges, ,t would not he loU   laud near the banks of the rivers b>    Minister \.f Agriculture, to take    th
lier "f Pooplb    who     thronged     the     �    "    h-    ^ ^oul(, pnss � hniidlnK.  dl�i*osiu� of the pulpwood so cleare.l    ,.......ssary steps to establish such a..                s,tua,i,.....,  these
�       K   reMri'n.iK   the   further     con.......l-r-by   opening   the   1.....1      f.....vperhnenta. farn.....a r to. the city o     ,.,.,._�,,,��.,  ,�.,    �,,,,�,
(l  to about  4 a.m.    1,v,.c�loll   ()f  (,,U1|I.   iniildlngH   within   setllfinent                                                   Prince  George  jusl   us   soon   as  pos-   (-      t|i.(.i,iiM.(,    hi|Vi|J(.   ||(l  ,
......
farm   within   this   district,   most   ear-
for   contributions.     It   is   hoped   that people will  nive as freely as possible.
bv the council
 ,k,�i-v   mrtvi-ii
���'�.....r-
 rut<-,- of Van
 i- and. Prince
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'-"Mcnnn   Clinrch   Affair      Draws   ,.mnnuin(.ia
LJIVRO   A((.ii(l;.n<-e.
em y
with city  a
Hire of Central   Uritish
Columbia
\  practical  hrlclc  man  stated
'iiient  certain de've'lop'me
anil    in    pa it iiular    the   an disl rid .
in   ibis   the proylrici
I'eace    Kiwi     Uluck.
This   Association,    in   annual
,.                                                                              X   pi.tcu.u                                       .                 I-,,, j.  luriher resolved, we ur�e up         This   Association,   ill   annual   con
J><    annwi bazaar of the Presby-   the ci.i/.en .l..-jW   '';,;.   �,.,;,,   ,�,   J government   the necessity of   ventlon  a^.em.....d, endorses the ac
""'  church   Women's   Association   unlimited �,un..tit> <.i �,���^   �� "^                       commencing the development   tlon ,�f the gpvertiment In endeavor
si',,,1;"1 "; th� ^Kl^r ball    on    in  the  hi Us  [wf a?ro9Bg he    Fjjm     K         �              ^ ^   ^ ^                          {>       ^ ^  ^                 g((V
;    ">�>� n.ternoon last.    A largo at-   River bridge.       Ih   Pi.ssli..                   ^             m.iir ,he P.O.K. railway, and   ,��,�,,.,  the administration ami con
;  ll "''<�* and excellent  orgnnlaatldiij ery, covering sheds, ete., wo�1"           'h     (h(> �    ,,(.v ,�. ,h(> K(>Vt,rnnl.Mit in   trol and ownership of the 3.500.001
"""'tod to the unqualified success   volve ail investment ot auoui *         �   c,earlng  |,Cnd'and by  community ef-   acres of land  known as    the    Peaci
Queen   \ Ictoria   veteran.     He  toiiMht            .           .      .                       ,    ,   ,
,    lhe  linn,   who has  just  concluded
in   the  AtKhan  campaiKii  with     Lord                                  �    ,      ,
amlii of the city * hooks.        . .
Roberts? and Lord Kitchener, and al- , in the Joyakl campaign mi the1 western   frontier   of   India  and   later
in   the  Riel   rebellion
AI'TKU  S1XTRKN  VKAlig.
Alter sixteen years in the employ oi tin- p. Burns Company. Mr. W. A Martin,   late   manager  of   the     local
........_,   _._          ered   his  connection
With the company to engage in a per
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"tec. to the Qualified success   volve an Investment of about  ,,.      .            -        -        -   ^gj-   H,   ^ (>f            km)Wn us    the    Peace      .The current Issue of the B.C. Gaz;   with the company to engage ^ p�-
occaHion.    The big hall    was, but   with   lumber  at   ,.�>m   ...     -;         �    J           a        ^                         -                 -         ^ ^                  ^^       coutalns^ice ot the Uuwpor-   ^<'�u^eJ^�^   �a
"V   decorated,   and   the   stalls   there  appears  no  reason     �h>                        h             settlement he continued,   ernment   the   necessity  of  continuing , a.ion of the Fort Fraser Ranch Ltd..    * M - U   T^l eters
on a llve!^ trade with visitors   brick yard should not have I sale to, , uu t,on