Well Known Skipper Roberson Set to Become Marine Agent
Captain George Roberson, master of the Prince George, will retire to serve as marine and fisheries department agent on the coast with Victoria headquarters, succeeding Captain James Gaudin as commissioner of wrecks. He has long been a renowned navigator with deep coast knowledge and will likely make several more northbound trips before starting the new role. The Kestrel reported coast patrols for poachers while Victoria seals fleets and two Japanese sealing schooners were sighted off Vancouver Island. catches of 37 and 53 were noted for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Roberson
Grand Trunk Pacific
Prince George
Marine and Fisheries Department
Victoria
James Gaudin
Robertson
Scotland
H. J. Robertson
Moresby Island
George
Agnes McDonald
Cutler
Lorne
Canadian Pacific Navigation Company
F. W. Vincent
Canadian Pacific Railway
Islander
John Irving
Skagway
British Columbia Salvage Company
A. A. Sears
McCroskie
Griffiths
Hickey
McLeod
Jos
Grosse
Queen City
Newcombe
Vancouver Island
Prince Rupert
Jessie
Ordination of Rev U R McLean at local church
Rev U R McLean was ordained a minister of the Presbyterian Church on Sunday preparing to begin his pastorate at Hazelton. Rev J S Henderson presided with Rev F W Kerr assisting and preached two sermons before departing for the south on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. KR. McLean
Presbyterian Church
Hazelton
U. R. McLean
J. S. Henderson
F. W. Kerr
Mr. Henderson
South
Survey party passes through city en route to Bulkley
A group of land surveyors led by L. Jules of Victoria traveled via Skeena to Hazelton then toward Bulkley. The team includes W. Oldershaw O. G. Sangar J. C. Watson T. Baker and W. Burr and operates under J. H. Gray of Victoria.
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Bulkley
L. Jules
Victoria
W. Oldershaw
O. G. Sangar
J. C. Watson
T. Baker
W. Burr
Skeena
Hazelton
J. H. Gray
Birnie Family Heads South for Vancouver Stay
T. C. Birnie and his wife with family departed yesterday for the south and will reside in Vancouver or New Westminster for a period. Mr. Birnie will manage interests in the prairie provinces and likely return to Prince Rupert later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Birnie
Dr Slocum in town optimistic on Hazelton ties
Dr L M Slocum arrived on the Sunday steamer from Hazelton and plans to make Hazelton his headquarters. He will return to Prince Rupert to inter Jimmy McDonald’s remains, then proceed to Victoria and Vancouver for exhibition vegetables. He has secured land and will enter small fruits vegetables and naturalization as a Canadian. He renews ties with Eagles and friends during his brief city visit.
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Hazelton
L. M. Slocum
Victoria
Jimmy” McDonald
Dr. Slocum
Prince Rupert
Order of Hayles
Vancouver
Maynard Applies for Prince Rupert Bottle Licence
Edward James Maynard of Prince Rupert BC applies for a Bottle liquor licence for Lot 29 Block 11 Section 5 to commence June 15 1911. He agrees no Asiatic may be employed on site except as guest or customer and to accept licence with this condition under Prince Rupert By law 1910. Owner is C D Rand Vancouver. Dated May 4 1911.
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Edward James Maynard
Prince Rupert
Province of
British Columbia
Board of Licence Commissioners
B. C
C. D. Rand
Vancouver
I. J. Arthur Smith
Prince’ Rupert
J. Arthur Smith
Smith seeks Prince Rupert bottle license for Lot 2 Block 84
I J Arthur Smith of Prince Rupert British Columbia applies to the Board of Licence Commissioners for a bottle licence to sell intoxicating liquors at Lot 2 Block 84 Section 1 in Prince Rupert to commence June 15 1911. Post office Prince Rupert BC. Dated May 4 1911.
Austin M Brown seeks liquor license in Prince Rupert
Austin M Brown a retail merchant in Prince Rupert British Columbia applies to the Board of License Commissioners for a bottle license to sell intoxicating liquors by retail for Premises on Lot 40 Block 7 Section 1 Second Avenue. Agreement includes restrictions on employment and penalties for breach under Prince Rupert By law. Dated Prince Rupert 11th.
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Austin M. Brown
Prince Rupert
B. C
Board of License Commissioners
City of
Second Avenue
Transfer of Premier Hotel license to Fred Hemming
Notice that J. E. Gilmore will apply at the next Board of License Commissioners sitting on June 14 to transfer the Premier Hotel license for the G. T. P. Reserve in Prince Rupert to Fred W. Hemming of Prince Rupert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Gilmore
Board of License Commissioners
Prince Rupert
Fred W. Hemming
B. C
Prince Rupert seeks city workers registration drive
The City Clerk's Office maintains a register for citizens wishing city work in Prince Rupert. All who desire employment should register at once as part of the public notice. RNEST A. WOODS, City Clerk.
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Prince Rupert
A. Woods
Notice of Title Duplicate for Part of Section 16 1911
Notice of intention to issue a duplicate certificate of title for Part N.25 Acres in SEB part of Section 16 Township 1 Range 5 Coast District. The duplicate will be issued after one month from first publication to John Flewin. Certificate No. 284 issued November 21, 1906. Prince Rupert Land Registry Office. William F. Burritt, Dist Reg. May 6, 1911.
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SEB
Range 5
Coast District
John Flewin
William FE. Burritt
Dist
Public Service Exam Dates Set for Clerks and Stenographers
The Public Service announces qualifying exams for Third-class Clerks Junior Clerks and Stenographers to start Monday July 3 at multiple locations across British Columbia. Applicants must be British subjects aged 21 to 30 for Third-class and 16 to 21 for Junior Clerks or Stenographers. Applications due by June 15 and information forms are available from P Walker Registrar Public Service Victoria.
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Armstrong
Chilliwack
Cumberland
Golden
Grand Forks
Kamloops
Kaslo
Kelowna
Ladysmith
Nanaimo
Nelson
New Westminster
North Vancouver
Peachland
Revelstoke
Rossland
Salmon Arm
Summerland
Vancouver
Vernon
Victoria
P. Walker
Public Service
B. C
Job Printing of All Kinds at the Journal Office
The Journal Office offers neat and efficient job printing services for all kinds of printing needs. Reliable quality, timely completion, and competitive rates for advertisements, business cards, and special projects.
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Journal
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NEW Marine Agent
George Robertson
Captain Gaudin
England
Princess Beatrice
Bulkley Valley
J. Maynard
S.S. Prince Rupert
S.S. Prince George
Stewart
Seattle
Prince Albert
Port Simpson
Naas River
Massett
Naden Harbor
Refuge Bay
Skidegate
Queen Charlotte City
Lockeport
Pacofi
Jedway
Ikeda Bay
Rose Harbor
Grand Trunk Railway System
Pacific Coast
Chicago
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Montreal
Quebec
Halifax
Portland
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Trans-Atlantic Steamship
A. E. McMaster Freight
Pasenger
G. T. P. Whart
Lots
Benson
Land Registry Office
Prince Rupert, B. C
Public Service Act
Canada
United States
Via
Northern Pacific Railway
Old Country
Rogers Steamship Agency
Prince Rupert, B.C
Canadian Pacific Railway CO
B. C. Coast 8. S. Service
Piel
Yan A
Winnipeg
ST. Paul
J. G. McNab
Whitney & Co
America
Sixth Street
Ostermoor Mattresses
Ostermoor
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