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Newspaper
Prince Rupert Journal
Location
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 12, 1915
Page
4
The fund asks residents in the locality whose breadwinner serves with the Empire or Allies forces to notify the local organization secretary for assistance.
Dominion coal mining rights in Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Yukon Northwest Territories and part of British Columbia may be leased for 21 years at 1 per acre with a 2 560 acre per applicant limit. Applications must be in person with a 5 fee. royalties are 5 cents per ton of merchantable coal.
C Doolittle provincial police officer at Terrace visits the city on business. J J McKay of Vancouver stops in then leaves for Prince George. A J McCullough, timber cruiser for Rat Portage Lumber, returns to the city. Judge Robertson arrives on Prince Rupert en route to Prince George and stays until week end. A detachment of about twenty five men from Vancouver to join the Irish Fusiliers here. London Morning Post cites a front line lieutenant colonel saying Canadians did well and that one man was crucified and that this is confirmed by a general.
Canadian banks have paid one percent on gross interest and on income from business in Canada. Notices list two land prospecting bids by George Kirkham Marshall of Vancouver and George W. Kerr of Prince Rupert for coal and petroleum in Skeena Land District, dated February 22 and February 19, 1915.
Major J H McMullin presides over 68th Regiment actions with transfers and provisional promotions for W R Whitley and Captain H H Lee. Also multiple land prospect notices in Queen Charlotte Islands Keena and nearby districts for coal and petroleum by Burgess Moore Lambly Lock Connell McMann with dates in February 1915 and entries in Keena Land District.
Notice records the dissolution of the partnership between J. S. Johnson J. A. Swanson and D. C. Ketchum in Prince Rupert British Columbia with debts payable to J. S. Johnson and claims presented to him for settlement dated March 17 1915. It includes multiple prospecting notices filed in Skeena and Vancouver districts by Harry McMann Albert Scott and Thomas P O Farrell dated February and February 1915.
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