Representations Sought On Fishing Licenses Coastal Industry Action
A city hall meeting of the Board of Trade and city council discussed fisheries issues for the coast. A joint committee will work with federal officials to influence roving herring licenses, streams access, license numbers, and cannery control to aid independent fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishery Board
F. H. Cunningham
Dominion
A. D. McIntyre
Ottawa
Board of Trade
C. W. Nickerson
G. W. Morrow
Capt. Rorvik
W. Selig
Capt. Creelman
A. W. McLean
Connors
W. S. Fisher
Green
Poole
Quiet Day on the Western Front Reported
In Cham pagne area rain and thaw slowed activity. Only artillery fire and grenade actions are noted, with our guns blasting trenches north of Muelkbach and in the Valley Fecht, while Loos and Artois see limited fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Champagne
Artois
Loos
Alsace
Muelkbach
Fecht
Monastir Evacuated as Serbian Defense Holds
London reports Monastir evacuated. Serbian troops delayed the enemy until civilians moved to safety. Bulgarians failed to crush the Serbians who re organize their forces. Serbian troops in Albania and Montenegro total about 0,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Monastir
Albania
Montenegro
Grouse Mountain Mines Show Early Copper Riches
Reports from Grouse Mountain in the Bulkley Valley indicate five claims bonded by R P Trimble and partners. The shaft has reached thirty feet with solid ore and copper values that may rise with depth. Plans call for continuing to the 100 foot level and large scale development after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grouse Mountain
New
Bulkley Valley
R. P. Trimble
Pete Powers
Omineca
Airship raids and submarine sinkings off Belgium
A British report describes Flight sub-Lieut Viney and a French officer dropping a bomb on a German submarine off the Belgian coast. The submarine sank after its back was broken. Lieut Ferrand and an air mechanic shot down a German seaplane off Ostend. British airmen raided positions along the Belgian coast with numerous encounters on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Viney
Ferrand
Ostend
Belgium
Gips
la Chapelette
Terrific Explosion at Du Pont Powder Works Kills Thirty Seven
In Wilmington Delaware a massive blast at the Du Pont Powder Company Upper Hagley Yard killed thirty seven workers and fatally injured seven. The cause is unknown and a thorough investigation is under way. Four tons of black powder ignited in the packing house, blasting workers to pieces and leaving few identifiable remains. The plant’s growth has transformed the nearby town from farm land to a modern settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupont Powder
Owder
Miss Hethel Gray Weds at Suppreks
Mr. J H Hetherington formerly of Hazelton and now Smithers Hotel Bulkley office manager wed Miss Hethel Gray daughter of Mr and Mrs J S Gray of Smithers. The bride formerly lived in Prince Rupert and is sister of Alex Gray now in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pormer
Prince Rupert
J. H. Hetherington
Hazelton
Bulkley
Smithers
Neca Miner
Miss 'Thel Gray
J. S. Gray
Alex, Gray
Grand Masquerade Ball Held at St Andrew's Hall
In St Andrew's Hall last night the St Andrew's Society hosted a grand masquerade ball. Maskers danced past 11 after prizes awarded for best costume to Mrs H Brown and best comic outfit to H Astoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Hall
St. Andrew's Society
H. Brown
H. Astoria
Red Cross sale returns in city millinery stores Friday
The recent successful Red Cross sales in leading city millinery shops will be repeated on Friday December 3. Miss Barbeau's Millinery on 4 Sixth Street will become a delicatessen and cattle emporium for the day with Mrs Besner and Mrs L McIntosh in charge. New dinnerware designs at Gov D. Tite's with special holiday discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Barbeau
Gov. D
Christmas Mail Delayed By Thursday Train Schedule
Post office urges mail to depart on Thursday train to reach the old country by Christmas. Letters must be mailed by Wednesday night to ensure timely delivery, according to postal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Country
Red buoy off Fairview Beacon to be discontinued
Notice to mariners states the red conical buoy moored off Fair view Beacon in Prince Rupert Harbor will be discontinued on or about December 1 1915 without further notice. J J Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Beacon
Prince Rupert Harbor
J. J. Sanders
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dupont
Belgian
George W. Morrow
Christ
Geo. D. Fite
Alberta
Calgary
C. R. Mitchell
Alberta Association
Senator Lougheed
National Hospitals Commission
Lieut
Overnor Brett
New Westminster
Wilmington
Del
Ing House
Empress Hotel
Prince Rupert Importing Company
Third Avenue
GEO. W
Morrow
Hotel
Hthel Gray
Suppreks
Benedict
Sis
Red Cross Sale
Sixth Street
Cattle Emporium
Besner
Mre
Or. L. Mclntosh
Huey
ORME
Ceh Choh OY
Dominion OF Canada
Union Bank of Canada
Prince Rupert, B.C
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