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Newspaper
Prince Rupert Journal
Location
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1916
Page
2
The Famous Players Paramount adaptation of Mary Johnston's Audrey stars Pauline Frederick at the Majestic on Monday and Tuesday. The film follows Audrey the sole survivor of an Indian raid, adopted by Marmaduke Howard and placed with Gideon Darden as the romance unfolds.
The judge remarks the Cameron Bay case cannot overrule earlier decisions and finds no substantial distinction between the term continuation of damage in the Railway Act and the cited authorities. The action is dismissed. D. Murphy J. Vancouver. B. C. Sept. 26 1916.
The notice states that Daniel Lindeborg and agents for Andrew Lindeborg Hiram Stevenson and Barprick administrators seek a Certificate of Improvements for a group of mineral claims in the Portland Canal Mining Division on Samoa River. An action under section 54 must commence within sixty days from the notice dated January 31, 1916.
Liquor Act notice names Granby Bay Hotel Company Limited seeking renewal of retail liquor licence for Granby Bay Hotel at Annox in British Columbia. Dated September 30, 1916.
James McNulty of Prince Rupert intends to prospect for coal and petroleum on the west coast of Graham Island near West River near C L 4971 with a 80 chain square. Austin Brown acts as agent. Dated July 19 1916.
Notice of prospecting permission for coal and petroleum on Graham Island West Coast and nearby West River area. Names involved: George D. Vite of Prince Rupert and Austin Brown agent. Documents dated July 19 1916 and al10-s10 reference district and parcel measurements in chains.
Synopsis of coal mining regulations authorizes leases for 21 years at $1 per acre with a 2 560 acre limit per applicant. Applications must be personal, with a $5 fee or refunded if unavailable. Royalty set at five cents per ton with annual sworn returns. Surface rights may be purchased at $10 per acre. information from Ottawa Secretary of the Interior.
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