Northern maritime exodus as Princess Royal sparks rush south
The exodus from Dawson Fairbanks and other northern camps begins as the Princess Royal carries the first big winter rush out of the north. Notables like Judge Wickersham of Fairbanks and prosecutor J B Pattullo of Dawson arrive, renewing acquaintances and filling berths for southbound travel.
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Dawson
Fairbanks
Princess Royal
Prince Rupert
Judge Wickersham
United States
Alaska
J. B. Pattullo
Ile
Ald. T. D. Paitullo
Hudson's Bay Boats Head to Hazelton with Freight and Passengers
Both the Hudson's Bay boats Port Simpson and Hazelton left this morning for Hazelton carrying full freights and many passengers. It is doubtful whether the steamers will run another trip this season, but if that is possible they will likely attempt it.
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Port Simpson
Hazelton
Port News and Shipping Delays in Early Skagway Trade
Water levels rise as Hazelton plans another attempt to reach the up river point while Seattle passes en route to Skagway. The Princess Beatrice arrives from Vancouver and unloads for Atlin Construction at Seal Cove. The Bruno delays from Stewart prompt the Prince George to sail south. A Newcastle lease notes £750 annual rent for land adjoining forty nine acres for a future shipyard and naval equipment yard with £500,000 in upfront equipment plans.
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Seattle
Skagway
Princess Beatrice
Vancouver
Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Company
Seal Cove
Atlin Construction Company
Walker
Newcastle
Rumored Duke of Connaught and Duke of Clarence Liners Under Construction
A British shipyard rumor says two three funnel liners like the Princes Charlotte class are being built for the Canadian Northern Railroad company. The first hull would be delivered in May for coasting service in British Columbia between Victoria Vancouver Prince Rupert and Stewart.
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Princess Charlotte
British Columbia
Canadian Northern Railroad Company
Prince Rupert
Victoria
Vancouver
Stewart
Canadian Northern
Sealing Schooner Jessie Reports Season High Catch
The Jessie of the Victoria sealing fleet reports 878 sealskins from Akatan, totaling 1 110 for the season and marking the largest catch in several seasons. Four other Victoria sealers hunted in Behring Sea with no reports received yet.
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Jessie
Victoria Sealing Fleet
Akatan
Behring Sea
Victoria
Shipyard Extension Lease pact in Newcastle area
Newcastle council agrees to a seventy five year lease to Armstrong Whitworth & Company for twenty one acres of land adjoining the city's shipyard paving way for expansion and future work. The deal secures long term employment prospects and reinforces the region’s shipbuilding capacity.
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Newcastle-on-Tyne City
Messrs. Armstrong, Whitworth & Company
Kestrel in Vancouver Harbor and British Columbia maritime notes
Captain Newcombe of the Dominion Government cruiser Kestrel says the Hecate Strait fishing season is nearly over and boats have moved to southeastern Alaska. The Manhattan brought 100000 pounds of catch from Alaska. The Kestrel will spend a week or ten days in port and may gain wireless gear. Bucknam leaves pilot work to command the Anemone IV, a luxury yacht built in Goosport.
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Newcombe
Kestrel
Vancouver Harbor
Hecate Strait
Alaska
Manhattan
New
New England Fish Company
Straits
Alaskan
W. Bucknam
Anemone IV
C. D. Taylor
Victoria
Bucknam
British Columbia
St. John
New Brunswick
Atlantic
New York
West Indies
South American
North Pacific
Hongkong
Mexico
Beaver
Atlantic Maritime Provinces
Ariel
Bearing Sea
U. S. Revenue
Richard
Esquimalt
Seattle
Honolulu
Goosport
Mag
Objections to Voter Names in Skeena District
J H McMullin Registrar of Voters gives notice of written objections to names on the Skeena electoral register. A Court of Revision is set for November 7 1910 at Prince Rupert Court House to hear and determine objections. Names may be struck if objections are upheld or not satisfactorily challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeena
Court House
Prince Rupert
B.C
J. H. McMullin
Registrar of Voters
Sale of Crown Granted Mineral Claims in Atlin District
Notice of public auction on November 7 1910 at Atlin Court Room for mineral claims with unpaid taxes and costs. If not paid by sale day the Crown Grants may be forfeited and claims revert to the Crown.
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Atlin
Lst
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Kispiox
G.T. P
Ellison
G.T.P. Railway Company
Christiansen-Brandt Company
3Rd Ave
5Th St
Prince Rupert, B.C
Marine News
Prince Albert
Masset
Cottage City
Humboldt
Skidegate
Camosun
City of
Bruno
Prince George
George
Bella Coola
Birks
Thomas W. Beens
Rivers Inlet
Cameron
Norman Teens
Sree Leerrer
John Allen
Chambers
Robert
Collins
Thomas Bella Coola
Cook
Horace Greely
Field
Arch
Grant
Donald Tee
Hage
Edward
Lawton
Ernest
Sees
Oliver
Bella Coola Bric
Nordschow Hagensborg
Nygaard
Jacob J
Ramstad
Peter A
Langstad
Ole
Wilhelm
Herbert Francois Lake
Dican
Belle Coola
Barke
John L. Mages
Svete
Francois Lake
Blayney
Amross Toh
Hagensborg
Gordon
Olaf Ae
Lokken
Ole J
Etta
C. F.O. Tounine
William Gass
William G
Sefto
A.D
Frase Atlin
B. C
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