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Newspaper
Prince Rupert Journal
Location
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 1915
Page
2
Office address 128 Third Avenue Hast near McBride Street with telephone 138 and PO Box 607. Daily Edition published every morning except Monday. Delivery by carrier in the city at the following rate if paid in advance.
The city shows bright prospects with a thriving fish industry and a modern G. T. drydock attracting national attention. Mining camps nearby promise strong mineral production, while eastern and prairie markets expand for British Columbia timber and lumber. Mr. Houston from Nelson and Mr. Ross oversee a regional campaign to boost BC wood and fruit sales across Canada.
The text notes lumber exports amid other events and mentions various names and places in a distorted OCR passage. It references a campaign and multiple individuals, with unclear affiliations and likely regional details. The fragment offers limited coherent facts beyond ongoing export activity and unrelated references.
Notices list Gladys Fields of Winnipeg and John Wesley Connell of Victoria seeking permission to prospect coal and petroleum on lands near Port Louis and Ozard Bay in the Skeena District Queen Charlotte Islands. Dates cited July 17 1915 and July 17 1918 with agent James Redmond and tied LF.
A long dense notice lists multiple individuals Albert Scott Lock Harry McMann and others from Victoria B C applying for mining permits and prospecting rights. It details starting posts, compass directions and chain distances across Port Channel Queen Charlotte Islands and nearby lots with dates in July 1915.
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