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Prince Rupert Journal

Location

Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Aug 18, 1911

Page

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Plans for Granby oil beds raise complaints and bids

Oil exploration activity intensifies on Graham Island with Parnall's drill near Otard Bay advancing toward 700 feet. A potential Goose Bay smelter site draws attention as BC Oilfields and local syndicates push for testing and development while railway officials consider upcoming commissions and public hearings.

Richard Parnall B. C Otard Bay Graham Island Parnall Cc. D. Emmons Pacific Coast

P T party visits Prince Rupert for GT P inspection

Toward the month end Prince Rupert will host Charles H. Hays president of the G. T. P. H. J. Chamberlin vice president and Mr. Smithers of London representing London investors. They will be joined by several department heads for a general inspection tour.

Prince Rupert Charles H. Hays H. J. Chamberlin Mr. Smithers London

Granby and Tyee officials tour Goose Bay mine site

Granby and Tyee representatives visited Goose Bay where Granby is developing the mine with a 150 man workforce. They noted a strong plank road, ongoing power installs, and building construction while awaiting a firm decision on smelter work and town site plans.

Graves Granby Trewartha James Tyee Company Ladysmith Thomas Kiddie Pacific James Granby Company Goose Bay

Baker George Macdonald Drowns at Goose Bay

Former local baker George Macdonald died by drowning at Goose Bay after moving to Stewart to start anew in business.

Goose Bay George Macdonald Mr. Macdonald Stewart

Conservatives Nominate Martin Burrell in Yale Cariboo

Kamloops August 18 Conservatives of Yale Cariboo unanimously nominate Martin Burrell as their candidate for the riding. He is seen as a sure winner against any opponent.

Kamloops Yale-Cariboo Martin Burrell

Vancouver man returns from Lakelse Valley trip

Duncan D. Munro of Vancouver visited the city after a river journey toward the Lakelse Valley and has since departed for the south.

Duncan D. Munro Vancouver Lakelse Valley

Brakeman Drowned Crossing Skeena River Log

Skeena River tragedy claims G T P brakeman Drowned while crossing a log to a sandbar he disappeared into swift waters and his body has not been recovered.

Skeena H. Buckingham

Sculling Championship Race Set for September 7

Articles for the American championship sculling match between Jack Hackett and Eddie Durnan have been signed by Hackett. The three mile race with a Rainy River turn is set for September 7 with a mutually agreed referee to name the starter and $1000 per side at stake.

Jack Hackett Eddie Durnan Toronto Rainy River

Royal Blues Beat Crescents 42 to 20 for Third Win

The Royal Blues defeated the Crescents 42 to 20 marking their third victory of the season. The win solidifies the Blues position and adds another win to their current tally.

The Royal Blues Crescents

Will Redeem the Riding Campaign Tour for Comox-Atlin

H. S. Clements, the unanimous choice of the Comox-Atlin nominating convention, sends greetings to electors in the northern part of the constituency and promises to redeem the riding. The campaign opens in Wellington on Saturday night to address electors in the southern part, with planned visits to Prince Rupert and other northern centres.

Nanaimo Herbert L. Clements Comox-Atlin S. M. Newton Thos. Bates Cumberland Clements Newton Bates Prince Rupert Vancouver H. S. Clements Wellington

Warships Arrive as Britain Faces Widespread Strike Turmoil

Four warships reached the Mersey to protect shipping as riots and strikes surge across Great Britain. Power outages, rising food prices, and widespread labor unrest prompt special constables in Liverpool London and Sheffield. The government deploys troops amid uncertain railway actions and a looming national strike. In Canada, Alberta Liberal nominee Rutherford wins a contested Edmonton convention, while Frank Oliver denounces the event.

Liverpool Mersey London Sheffield

Liberal Delegation Fights for Duncan Ross at Nanaimo Nomination

A strong Liberal delegation departed this morning for Nanaimo to attend the nominating convention. They aim to mount a vigorous campaign for Duncan Ross and express high confidence in achieving their goals.

Duncan Ross Nanaimo

Baptist Church Marks First Anniversary in McIntyre Hall

The church observes its first anniversary this Sunday in McIntyre Hall with special music and a sermon by Rev. Dr. McLeod. The pastor began his tenure last October and the year has seen a positive start to the church’s history.

Baptist Church McIntyre Hall Dr. McLeod

Dominion Rifle Matches Promise Great Success This Year

Ottawa reports that entries for the Dominion rifle matches promise to be greater than ever this year with enthusiasm mounting across competing clubs and shooters.

Dominion Ottawa Dominion Rifles

School Trustees Award Plumbing and Painting Contracts

The board awarded plumbing to Acme Plumbing Co for 109 dollars and painting to Silverside Bros for 82 dollars for an old school room on Second Avenue. The room will be opened after holidays with pupils of small age and a teacher from Central School to oversee operations.

Board of School City Hall Second Avenue Acme Plumbing Co Silverside Bros

Notable Arrivals and Returns Linked to Prince Rupert

Scott H. of Hamilton Powder Works Victoria arrives in the city aboard the Prince Rupert. Miss Allen of Royal Jubilee Hospital Victoria arrives by the same vessel. Mrs. J A Kirkpatrick returns from five weeks in Victoria aboard the Prince Rupert and feels better. Simpson of Vancouver, Fairbanks company representative, a three year provincial swimming champion, also travels by the Prince Rupert.

H, Scott Hamilton Powder Works Victoria Prince Rupert Miss Allen Royal Jubilee Hospital City J. A. Kirkpatrick S. Simpson Vancouver Fairbanks Company Mr. Simpson

Birth Announcement for Stephens Daughter

In this city on August 15 a daughter was born to the wife of M M Stephens.

Stephens M. M. Stephens

Liberal Pick Ralph Smith for Nanaimo Seat

Duncan Aug 18 Ralph Smith was unanimously chosen as Liberal candidate for the Nanaimo constituency at the convention and has already begun his campaign.

Duncan Ralph Smith Nanaimo

Missionaries visit Port Simpson discuss new church plans

Delegates from Skeena and Coast accompany Rev. Dr. Chown to Port Simpson aboard the Prince John. The visit includes site tours for a proposed fall church building, talks with Rev. C. H. Sing and the quarterly board, and praise for the local trustees social program.

Skeena Port Simpson Prince John Mr Lee Kispiox Pierce Spencer Skidegate Large Chown C. H. Sing Dr. Chown Canada Mr. Rhoberts

Judge Lampman Leaves Victoria After Week in Court

Judge Lampman of Victoria, who has been holding court here for over a week, departed this morning for the south. He expressed enthusiasm about investment opportunities in the region and handed down his judgment in the case of Attorney General of B C vs Lee concerning assessment work on the matter.

Lampman Victoria South B. C Lee

Mining Claim Judgment At Stewart

A mining claim at Stewart was involved in a court case. His worship gave judgment for the plaintiff. The defendant claimed excess work done. the plaintiff argued noncompliance with regulations. W E Wisher appeared for the Attorney General and W B Williams for the defence. W A Woods city clerk has gone on holiday to Lakelse Lake with Mrs Woods.

Stewart W. E. Wisher W. B. Williams W. A. Woods Lakelse Lake Mrs. Woods

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