Cy Peck Mayoral Candidate Emerges in Prince Rupert
In Prince Rupert a long‑time resident, Cy Peck, is poised to run for mayor. Support from citizens grew after rumors circulated and Peck hinted he would stand. He would push a businesslike city hall, with a diverse aldermanic slate to back a steady administration. The council discussed cemetery planning and a winded road layout, plus questions on cost and contracting versus day labor for street projects.
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Cy Peck
Prince Rupert
British Columbia
Peck
Fairview Cemetery
Clements
Brett & Hall
Boston
Davis
Breit & Hall
Mr. Clements
Colonel Davis
Clayton
Morrissey
First Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Newton
John Peterson
Hilditch
Board of Works
Peterson
Douglas
Schools Close for Christmas Holidays Amid Teacher Departures
Yesterday afternoon public schools closed for the term as several teachers prepared for holidays in the south. Only Miss Mobius leaves the staff due to ill health. A closing program pleased pupils who also presented Miss Martin, Miss Milligan, Miss Mercer and others with gifts including a gold handled umbrella, a purse, a handkerchief case, and personal remembrances. The School Board members visited each room to wish a happy holiday season.
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Prince Rupert
Miss Mobius
Miss Martin
Meteorological Report Summary for December 21
Weather brief notes barometer readings with maximum and minimum values and precipitation details for December 21 at 5 p m.
Elected Officers Named for Terrace Conservative Association
A December 16 meeting at the Lakelse Hotel in Terrace formed a Conservative Association. Elected officers were H. M. McPherson president R. Corlett vice president J. Kirkaldy secretary treasurer J. Haverty P. Post W. Turnbull and D. Kenny as executive committee.
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Lakelse Hotel
Terrace
H. M. McPherson
R. Corlett
J. Kirkaldy
J. Haverty
P. Post
W. Turnbull
D. Kenny
First Train Reaches Port Alberni From Victoria
The initial rail run into Port Alberni arrived yesterday after five hours from Victoria. Once the full extension is finished, Alberni will lie four hours from Vancouver, with two hours by steamer to Nanaimo and two hours onward to Port Alberni.
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Port Alberni
Victoria
Alberni
Vancouver
Nanaimo
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City City Waterworks
Public Works Department
Alderman Morrissey
Kerr
Fulton Street
Public Works Committee
John Peterson & Co
John Peters & Co
John Lindquist
John Island & Co
C. Halls & Co
Carl Lundquist
John Peterson & G Co
C. Lestner & Co
G. McDonald
Wight
Royal Bank of Canada
Surplu
Total Assets Savings Bank Department
Canada
H. P. Wil Dd
United States
China
Carrigan & Miller
Third Avenue
Westholme Lumber Co., Ltd. Building Supplies
Ladysmith
J. A. Smith
C. D. Newton
Broker and Notary Public
Park Ave
Second Avenue
Highth Avenue
Avainuh
F. W. Hart
HART
Lakelse
He, & N. Extension
The
Railway Commission
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
New Hazelton
Hazelton
M. M. Stephens & Co., Ltd
P. D. Box
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