Northern Anthracite Collieries Limited Formed
D. R. Young has contracted to purchase two blocks of 100 000 shares each. shares sold by A. He. Kealey, fiscal agent, for purchaser T. S. Gore president Victoria British Columbia. Other officers include A. S. Innes Victoria J. C. Keith Vancouver and engineers Arthur E. Hepburn Christian F. J. Galloway, Vancouver BC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Young
A. HE. Kealey
Anthracite
Diamond Drill stock offer on Queen Charlotte coal lands
A promotional notice for Northern Anthracite Collieries Ltd offering 1.5 million shares at 15c to start, with a later 25c block. It claims coal on Graham Island Bearskin Bay near Queen Charlotte City, with drilling planned and expert reports cited. Promoters promise rapid value, urging applications to H F McRae Co and solicitors Burns & Walkem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Charlotte Islands
Anthracite Collieries, Ltd
Treasury
Diamond Drill Contracting Company
Spokane
Wash
T. R. Marshall
F.C.S
George M. Dawson
D. S
A.R.A.R.S.M
F.G.S
H. B. Parrish
John J. Langdale
James Deans
James Parkinson
R. W. Hillis
T. B. Cory
State of Washington
U.S. A
C. F. J. Galloway
B. C
Wilson-Robinson
Cowgate
Alfred Bay
Graham Island
Bearskin Bay
Queen Charlotte City
H. F. McRae & Co
Second Avenue
Prince Rupert
Burns & Walkem
Winch Building
Vancouver
Canadian Oysters and the Case for Conservation
A pamphlet from the Commission of Conservation argues oyster beds in Canada suffer from waste and dual jurisdiction between federal and provincial authorities. It urges unified rules, a leasing system, a close season, and beds set aside as preserves to rebuild the industry and lower future prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mail
Empire
Canada
M. J. Patton
M.A
Commission of Conservation
Commission
British Columbia
Pacific
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Maritime
Patton
Dominion
The
Conservation Commission
Cotton Strike Threat Looms in Old Land Mills
Liverpool report notes a looming lockout affecting about 100000 cotton operatives over non unionist hiring. Applicants Henry Newton Ross and John Bruce Johnstone announce plans to seek a water licence from the Water Commissioner at Prince Rupert to divert water from Lakelse Hot Spring for industrial use on Lot 684 in Coast District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Water Licence Notice for Lakelse Hot Spring Use
Henry Newton Ross of Victoria announces a planned application to the Water Commissioner in Prince Rupert to take two cubic feet per second from Lakelse Hot Spring on Lot 684 Skeena District for irrigation. The water would be drawn from the west side of the spring and used on the east half of the west half of Lot 684.
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Henry Newton Ross
Victoria
B. C
John Bruce Johnstone
Lakelse Lake
Copper River
Prince Rupert
Lakelse
Skeena Land Division
Coast District
Henry Newton Boss
Victctoria
Tender for Gov Wireless Stations Dwellings Prince Rupert
Department of the Naval Service invites sealed tenders for erecting dwelling houses at Prince Rupert Cape Lazo and Point Grey to be received by noon December 1 1911 with a 10 percent deposit. Plans and specs available at multiple offices including Vancouver Nanaimo Prince Rupert Victoria Ottawa. Deputy Minister G J Desbarats signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Rupert
Cape Lazo
Point Grey
Digby Island
Vancouver
Nanaimo
Government -Ireless Service
Victoria
Department of the Naval Service
Ottawa
G. J. Desbarats
Naval Service
Beatty Rejoins City as Provincial Wharf Superintendent
J. R. Beatty, appointed superintendent of the provincial government wharf, returned to the city by the Prince Rupert yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Beatty
Prince Rupert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Northern Anthracite Collieries Limited
T. S. Gore
Victoria, B.C
A. S. Innes
J. C. Keith
B.C
Arthur E. Hepburn Christian F. J. Galloway
Vancouver, B.C
F. H. Hepburn
Kenah & Nesbit
Pacific Building
B.S.C
Mr. Galloways
Cowgitz
Arnold E
Keale
Pacific Bldg
Hastings St. West
H. J. Heal
Pemberton Block
Victoria, B.C., Or
H.F. McRae & CO
Brite
Rupert
Arnold E. Kealey
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