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Prince Rupert Journal

Location

Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Apr 13, 1913

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Port Edward Boat Schedule and Light Request at Radio Rock

The Port Edward ferry Dixie runs nightly from 2 to 5, with Haskamp among yesterday’s arrivals from the east aboard the Prince Rupert vessel. A small occulting light near Radio Rock at Granby Bay is urged to aid night navigation for small vessels, supplementing the current day buoy. A woman cook is sought for Prince Rupert General Hospital at $60 monthly with room.

H. W. Haskamp Prince Rupert Vadio Rock Granby Bay Prince Rupert General Hospital

Grand Trunk Pacific gains 2 1 2 percent dividend and district expansion

At the mid year meeting in London chairman Smithers announced a 2 1 2 percent dividend on third preference stock for the year and said a fall connection of the two lines may allow eastward removal of crops and westward traffic handling. He forecast continued immigration and land sales boom with Port Edward sales near half a million dollars and strong Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Victoria purchases. Local land seekers rise as homeseekers outpace speculators, and new sites in Prince Rupert attract investors. Adair Carss and James Weir arrive in Rupert amid port expansion and store openings. Heavily notes Northern Laundry.

Stewart Granby Bay Prince John Prince Albert Victoria Vancouver Prince Rupert Queen Charlotte Islands Port Simpson Masset Naden Harbor Grand Trunk Pacific Railway London Smithers Canada Port Edward Messrs Harrison Nea

Wire Trouble Delays The Journal News Dispatch

Telegraph line failure in the south last night cut off The Journal from telegraphic updates. W. T. Willison of Toronto arrived by the Prince Rupert yesterday and will visit his cousin HH. Wright of the Windsor Hotel for a time.

Journal W. T. Willison Toronto Prince Rupert HH. Wright Windsor Hotel

Americans Plan Millen Minute Craft to Challenge UK Trophy

The Motorboat Club of America plans to build a fast millen minute craft to challenge the British Maple Leaf IV for the ier national motor boat trophy at Huntington. Maple Leaf IV defeated rivals last summer despite a broken rudder and later averaged over 46 knots in six measured runs, signaling the target speed for the coming international contest with France and other nations likely to participate.

Huntington Motorboat Club of America France

Prince Rupert Hotel Plans Move Forward On Second Avenue Site

George Morrow leads Premier Hotel project as bids for site excavation arrive. Architect Randall coordinates early construction with a brick veneer four story wooden frame plan. Plans call for a concrete basement, efficient heating, ample light, and sixty modern rooms with baths and hot water.

Prince Rupert George Morrow Premier Second Avenue Fifth Street Hart Building Randall Band Trunk Pacific Reserve mUding Morrow

Would Sell Road Proposition for New England Railway

Rhode IslandGovernor receives a letter from J Chamberlin president of the Grand Trunk Railway offering to gift the Southern New England Railroad to the State on condition the road is completed and operated by the State under two options. Either the State operates with through rates and division terms with London Northern and Central Vermont, or the Central Vermont leases the State line for a 5 percent return on cost. If the State refuses, the contractors will abandon the line mid month after having spent about 2.5 million dollars with several more needed.

Providence R.I J. Chamberlin Grand Trunk Railway Pothier Rhode Island Southern New England Railroad New London Northern Palmer Brattleboro Central Vermont Chamberlin Staite Campions Hoads

Amundsen Declines Vancouver Visit Invitation

Clayton, secretary of the Indian Club, sent a message to Captain Amundsen, then in Vancouver, inviting him to visit Prince Rupert and address the Canadian Club. Amundsen replied it would be impossible due to tour arrangements controlled by a syndicate, and declining to come.

Clayton Indian Club Aessage Capt Amundsen Explorer Vancouver Prince Rueet Ube South Pole

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