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Newspaper
Prince Rupert Journal
Location
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1910
Page
5
In the Matter of the Estate of Thomas D. Kearns deceased intestate all parties with claims against the estate must send full verified particulars to the administrator by February 16, 1911. After that date the estate will be distributed. Dated Atlin British Columbia August 19 1910 Patrick Foley Administrator A6-68
Notice records deposit of plans for a railway wharf and trestle near Bear River mouth at Stewart British Columbia. Government approval sought after one month with copies in Ottawa and Prince Rupert offices. Includes legal notices and land purchase bids from Ontario residents with details on parcels in District Coast Range Five.
The piece argues British Columbia's vast belt of arable land, timber, mineral wealth, and potential power sites will drive provincial growth. It praises fruit, dairy, and poultry industries, outlines coal and ore reserves, and extols open harbors, hydro power, and railway expansion while calling for eastern and central Canada to invest locally.
New Westminster defeats Montreal Nationals 11 to 1 to claim the Minto cup and retain the world title. Westminster proves its dominance as the world champions after the Saturday game.
The new Episcopal Church in Port Essington opened with a Sunday service led by Rev F Rushbrook who built much of the church. Archdeacon Collison of Kincolith preached, praising the long effort and detailing past sermons. Rev R W Gurd of Claxton BC attended with his daughter Rita. Mrs Doris Cameron sang a fine contralto solo as many locals filled the decoratively adorned pews.
Judge Young returns from Atlin. Harvey Creech of Copper City stays a few days. Miss Olga Instett returns from Portland. Smith travels to Camrose Alberta to inspect a ranch. John G Johnston of Vancouver in city this week then heads south. J Fred Ritchie departs for Stewart for several days. I H Warlock of Victoria back from Stewart representing Phoenix Brewery. J L Parker of Pacific Metals returns from Ketchikan and Goose Bay. Salvation Army opens services under Major Morris with new fort officers. C H Topp, ex Victoria city engineer, leaves for Queen Charlotte Islands on firm business. Mr Long of Bank of British North America arrives on Cottage City. Stonham to resume inspector duties.
The F T Bowness Brokerage Company announces a limited time opportunity to invest in the Hazelton Nine Mile Mining Company. Grounded operators promise strong prospects as interior mining opens, with shares available at a special price advertised in another column.
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