883 EDMONTON DAILY
APR 23, 1907

CARRUTHERS, Geo. (George) A.
HENDERSON, J. 
McVILLIE, Mrs.
COLE, E.E.
COLLINSON, Jas (James) T.J.
RAE, W.A.
MANLEY, R.W.
MUSTARD, W.J.A.
ABBOTT, P.W.
WEAVER, C.Y.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Carruthers, of Winnipeg, arrived from the east yesterday 
and are stopping at the Alberta.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Henderson and daughter, Mrs. McVittie and two children, of 
Fernie, B.C. are stopping at the Cecil. They intend becoming permanent 
residents here and will occupy their new residence, which is almost complete.

Sunday morning between nine and ten o'clock, E.E. Cole, Eighth St. discovered 
a lynx in his yard where it has evidently sought refuge. Procuring a gun he 
quickly dispatched the animal, which was a more than ordinary large one. 

Results just posted show that all the Edmonton law students who wrote the 
examination on February 25 and 35 and 36, north of Twenty-second st. following 
are those who passed.   Second intermediate Jas. T.J. Colison, W.A. Rae. First 
Intermediate R.W. Manley, W.J.A. Mustard, P.W. Abbott.

A recent Saskatoon paper reports that C.Y. Weaver, of Edmonton purchased a 
fifty foot frontage on Second Avenue. The property is lots 35 and 36 north of 
Twenty-second east side, and the price paid was $13,000.