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interest and sink

 

  

said debentures

 

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sums
said
debentures | ;
Sterling and
currency
and not exceeding in

the sum cf $12,000 and the said

 

said debentures shal! deemed t

being

of Prince Rupert and shal! be

and
amounts
thereon | a

& debt of $46,000.) snail contain @ promise to pay the

when this Bylaw takes

and the first day of July,

 
  
 

    

shall be properly
having written,

 

debentures at maturity
printed
of the

 

this

issued beginning with
sud interest shall be

 

be
made payable at any place in England, the
sold
thereto

 

or hypothecated
or sterling andjattached shall be deemed a valid and bind
and not exceeding tn
f $46,000 and the said of debt authorized by
this Bylaw is subject to consolidation with
authorized
tures shall be deemed
contained
and
payment of the

notwithstanding anything herein
authorizing and
Sealed with the

issued
debentures

consolidated stock
takes effect, and shal!
to the amount of such debt
interest thereon
be empowered by
Counell

attached for in from

said
such

shal!
vut of the monies to he realized
Mibered consecutively of such debentures or

beginning with

 

THE MUNICIPAL
oti PAL.
OWATION OF :
RT THE 7TH DAY OF APRIL

 

consolidation with

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o'clock 5

 

but it is impossible to pro
vide for the eompletion ef the same at the

rif it is at any time
AND WHEREAS

 

Mm) at the present time to provide for the eon

  

 

 

  

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} i ertam part of said sewer
rl ' laine! The construction of the
wie ‘ trails and trunk sewers, which
a hereinafter pecifically mentioned
1) WHEREA & plan has been pre
pared the Git Engineer for the City
Prin showing the part of the
uh Ww and the outtalis which it is
' Ne tf) construct at the present time,
‘nd whien plan has, before the passing of
thi i ‘Ww been signed by His Worship
; the Mayor and the City Clerk, and sealed
with the seal of the City, and is hereip
iter referred to as the plan
; AND WHEREAS the plan shows the line
the proposed trunk sewers and the
ituation of the pr yposed outfalls at present
' = undertaken and thereon marked in
rec
\\D WHEREAS the said plan also shows
the different drainage areas in the City of
nee Kupe which will eventual! be
erved by the tialls and trunk sewers
how pon the iid plan
| ANI WHEREAS it may be necessary
rON| duri the nstruction of the seid work
' deviate im the line a8 shown upon the
AMOUNT 4 pla either i aceount of such devia
ME] Hon eff ie &@ Saving in the cost or tend
MI ne toward ereate efficiency of the
hen
ANI WHEREA t will be required to
hised the a 1 $850,000 for the pur
puse paying for the said work hereby
‘ i Z :
AND WHEREA the City intends to issue
leben t t tise the said sum of $3560,
easterly payable h fifty 50 years, from the
lat it ung into eflect of this By
uth} aw aL bearing interest at the rate of
I v cehtum per annum
‘ND WHEREAS it will be necessary to
raise annual to pay the said debt the
i i $2,071.80, and to raise annually
i 0 to pay the interest
making im all the sum of 820
feet! i i pa the interest and sinking
55 nd
AND WHEREAS the value of the whole
the rateable improvements and real
point proper u the Municipality the city
. i nee Mupert according to the last re
y issessment ii, being the roli for
ea iviz, i8 §21,68¢ 8
AND WHEREAS the whole of the debt
thie t ot Prince Rupert, not includ
Trunk 1 debt for loca improvements and
! i poses, is 1,001 which is hot
| went z per cent, of the said assessed
| ain aut
| AND WHEREAS this Bylaw cannot be
jaltered excey b Line colsent if the
itenant-Governor-i-Counci
| ‘OW THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF
; Pitt CITY UF PRINCE KUPERT ENACTS
;A FULLUWS
it shall be lawtui for the City of
Prinee Hupert t mostruct a8 part fa
general sewer system the following trunk
se we and outfalis
i) HAYS CREEK TRUNK SEWER AND
UTPALI
mmmencing at point at low water
mark on Water Front B I about
270 feet southre f the northeast
| voundary the said Water Front Block
. I and in @ southeasterly and a south
| westerly direction across the said Water
}Front Biock “F to the lane at the rear
4 Block 17, Section 1, thence in @ south
erly direction along the said lane to Third
Avenue, thence in 4 northeasterly direction
asiong Third Avenue until it intersects with
the continuation of Cotton Street, thence
in @ southeasterly direction along Cottor
Street to kighth Avenue, thence in a north
easterly direction along Eighth Avenue t
the jane in Block 30, Section 6, thence in a
southeasterly direction along the said lane
to @ point marked on the Bylaw Plan as M
H. 11, Siftuate on Parcel 28, a8 set out in
the agreement between THE GRAND TRUNK
PAGIPIC RAILWAY COMPANY, THE GRAND
TRUNK PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT COM
PANY LIMITED HIS MAJESTY TH
KING in his right of his Province of British
jumbia and THE MUNICIPALITY OF THE
ITY OF PRINCE RUPERT
| urther commencing at the said M. H
}i1 and continuing m a southerly and
} southwester! direction along the said
arce 28 and the Grand Trunk Pacific
}and Government Reserve to @ point at the
ane between Blocks a 39, Section 6
thence in a northwest y direction along
the said lane to Ninth Avenue
i her commencing at the aforesaid
M. H and continuing a northerly
direction aiong the afore Parcel 28 t&
the lane between 21 and 31, Sec
tion 6, thence in & northwesterly direction
aiong the said lane to Eighth Avenue
Further commencing at the aforesaid
M. H. 11 and continuing in a southeaster
northeasterly and easterly direction
along the aforesaid Parcel 28 to Eleventt
Avenue, thence in a northeasterly direction
along Eleventh Avenue to Alfred Street
and thence in a northwesterly direction
diong Alfred Street to Ninth Avenue
tax Further commencing at a point marked
M. H. 20, on the Pian, situate on the afore
said Parcel 28 and continuing in a south
erly direction to Sherbrooke Avenue
Further commencing at a point about
90 feet southwest of M. H, 22, as marked
on the Plan and situate on the aforesaid
rarce 25, and continuing in a south
easter! direction +t Sherbrooke Avenue
Further commencing at a point on
Eleventh Avenue at its intersection with
Edward Avenue and continuing in a south
easterly and southerly direction along Ed
ward Avenue to Albert Avenue
) OUTPALI AND TRUNK SEWER
FROM DISTRICT MARKED “A” ON PLAN

Commencing at @ point at low water
i Water Front Block “E” and sbout
200 feet southwest of the continuation of
the southwest property line of Se
Street and in a southeasterly dire
across the said Water Front Block “E” to
point about 60 feet northwest of the
northwest property line of First Avenue,
thenee in an easterly direction across the
aforesaid Water Front Block “E” and
First Avenue to Seventh Street to Second
Avenue

f OUTFALL AND TRUNK
FROM DISTRICT MARKED “J” ON PLAN

Commencing at a point at low water
mark on Water Front Block “E on the
line of Tenth Street and continuing in a
southeasterly direction across the afore
said Water Front Block “EE” to Water
Street, as shown and delineated on the
said Plan

2 Provided

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SEWER

that if for any reason
whatsoever it i8 considered advisable t
alter the line of the said trunk sewers
or their construction, or the position of
the outfalls or any of them, it shall be
lawrul to do 80 under this Bylaw, and
such alteration shall not in any way in
validate the debt hereby created or the
securities therefor, and in case of any
such alterations being made the money to
be raised hereunder shall be applied to
construct the altered plan.

3) Por the purpose of paying for the
construction of work hereby authorized
it shall be lawful to create a debt of
$350,000, which debt shall be payable in
fifty (#0) years from the date when this
Bylaw takes effect, for which debt de
bentures may be issued to be secured in
manner hereinafter mentioned

‘ The sum of $2,671.80 is necessary
to be set aside annually during the ir
rency of the said debentures for the pur
pose of forming a sinking fund

  

at maturity, such sum being

 

 

raised as sinking fund and further the sum/the amount of any other debt authorized
of 817,500 18 hecessary to be raised to|/by any other bylaw of the said City and
pay the annual interest upon the said de-| notwithstanding anything herein contained
bentures, and that sum shall be raised / authorizin and directing the issue and
each year during the said term and the/sale of debentures for the payment of the
currency of the said debentures debt thereby created the City of Prince

The said sum necessary to pay the/ Rupert consclidated stock may be issued
said sinking fund and interest shall be/in the place and stead of the debentures
annualy ion = & qpomat prey ee tag to the amount of such debt
agains we axabie lanc mn the City o his ™
Prince Rupert us the City May be empowered by Stature

6) There shall be issued any number| $5 joao.” Ds 7 neces

of debentures to be made for such sums |” . .
as may be required for raising the said 15) It shall be lawful for the Council
sum of $350,000 and the said debentures|Pefore or during the construction of the
jie) be elther for currency or stering| ¥vfss hereby authorized to borrow from
jand shall not be for less than #100 00 | any bank or other corporation on person
leurrency or £20 sterling each, and not ex-| Willing to advance the same, at interest
ceeding in the whole the sum of $350,000/% be agreed on, for the purpose of the!
and the said debentures shal! be duly pre- | 54d Works or any part thereof and for
pared, executed and sold for the purpose sue reane * nupowecate My Cohennses
aforesaid 0 it ssuec sereunder, or &@ par erect,
7) The said debentures shall be deemed | povided that such loans with interest shall
ito have been properly executed by being | ¥¢ repaid out of the monies to be realized
siened by the ayor and the Treasurer of upon sale of such debentures of ahy other
the City and shall be sealed with the cor core waren for the time being may
porate seal lake heir place

The said debentures shall bear the (16) The Counct! may sell the said de
} date when this Bylaw takes effect, and/bentures at less than par if it is at any
shall contain &@ promise to pay the Amounts | time found necessary so blo do
jsecured thereby and the interest thereon “av , » effec
iat the rate of Ave per centum per annum, | 441 2 oy Byler pat ieee eBpet om, the
myable ha yearly, on the first day of —- an .
| payable and the first day of July, and|, PASSED THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF
lmay be with or without coupons atiached| THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
for interest and if coupons are atiached| PRINCE RUPERT THE 7TH DAY OF APRIL,
same Shall be equivalent to one half year's D, 1018
interest at said rate '. D

®) Said coupons shall be properly exe Mayor

cuted by having written
TO | or lithographed thereon
Y|} Mayor and Treasurer of the City

tf All debentures issued under
Bylaw shall be numbered consecutively

stamped

panties when issued beginning with num

a“ yer

of it rhe coupons shall bear the same
number a8 the benture te which they

are attached

(42 Debentures hereunder shall

be
advisable | made payable at any place ie Engiand, the |

with
which to pay the said debt and debentures
calculated to

pay the said debentures at maturity, cal
eulating that it is annually invested at a
rate of 3% per centum per annum The

said sum Of #2,6714.80 shall be each year

THE DAILY NEWS

OPPOSITION LEADER'S REPLY
TO CONSERVATVE METHODS

Gontinued from Page 1.)

 

In 1908 there was obstruction in
connection with a bill introduced
by the Liberal government deal-
ing with the voters’ lists in Mani-
toba and New Ontario He was
bound to say that the appeal
which had been made by the o

position at that time had im-'
pressed him and a mpromise

had been offered ar
“T found fault I never
whined,” declared Sir Wilfrid
As the head of the government
I thought it fair to «
and offer a compr ise Sir. is
that not better” § than
Cheers
The
there was
19141, when
was opposed It
down on January 2¢
29 even a prelin
taken The
met with dilators
kind;
was delivered
He had
whined
He
as
adopted another courss
appealed to the
We were defeate
frid added,

witness, f

d accepted

no

down

ne

closure?

which

was

last occasior or

obstruction mn
bill
brought
July

vole

the reeiprocity
was

and on
not nary
been measure
of
speech afler speech
the “dog
not compla
that occasion

introdt

had
was motions
every
in days.”
ned or
on either
have

now

could ced closure

had
had

was proposed, but
He
people

! Sir W

but as Heaven is m
would = rather stand
than he n
if the

here defeated

powe!

today

the
Liberals, at
bods
minutes

thas 1 »~S
tia bu i

flice by

tion

gag
this

and

deeclara
rose cheered
for
Wilfrid

in a
lelly some

Sir
the

ster

the mi

proposed

generous action of
of
io move
the

report

marine he had
an

resolution

amendment to rs

io a committee to
accordance

This was
but

when

upon it
with the binding
in accordance with traditions

in

rules
minister!

that

house

the prime knew

he rose to speak he was eg

the

discussion of

not al-

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posal

Sir Wilfrid
move to
the

scussiol

intend-
of the
which pre-
two of

said he had

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strike out
rhut n
vents d on
the the
ing moved into committee of sup-
This had no bearing what-
the bill, to facili-
passage of which these |

It was just]

resi clause
days
house is

week, when

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tate
rules
a plan to deprive the minority of |
the right to their griev- |
ances before into commit. |
It was designed to]
of searching
affecting the govern-
the day It was apply-
gag to parliament with a
In conclusion Sir
“Let me repeat to
friend: as
shall you reap; as
shall meet
as you are unjust,
you meet with injustice.

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the
were devised.
state
going
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prevent the asking
questions
ment of
the
vengeance

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right

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fairness;

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honorable friend two
vears ago took a ceriain attitude
on the ocity bill. He has
no right to complain if the same

My right

recip!

methods that he made use of are
applied to him im the present
case My right honorable friend
has not forgotten the words of

Shakespeare: ‘This even-handed
justice commends the ingredients
of our chalice to our
own lips.’

“The poison has come already

poisoned

to his own lips at the present
day. The poison that he offered
to us today will come again to
his own lips at some future day

We are in the minority; ean
be gagged; we can be prevented
from expressing our opinions.
They can trample upon our body.
But, the day of reckoning
will come as soon as we have a
dissolution of the present parlia-
ment.” Prolonged cheers.

we

sir,

United States or Canada therein set out

(18) The said debentures when issued,
sold or hypothecated, and any coupons
thereto attached shal! be deemed a valid
and binding charge upon the said City of
Prince Rupert,

i4) The amount of debt authorized by
this Bylaw ts subject to consolidation with

  
 

 

 

printed |
the names of the |

|
this
no

 

 

EANEST A. WOODS,
Clerk

TAKE NOTICE that the above is a true

 

copy of the proposed Bylaw to raise $350,
000.00 upon which @ vote of the Munici
ality will be taken at the Police
joom, City Hall, on the @4th day of April,
;4. D. 1018, from the hour of @ o’cloek| @

| 4 m. until the keur of 7 o'clock p. m

BANEST A. WOODS,
Ciy Gierk

CAUSED SENSATION
IN ENGLISH FOOTBALL

Mayor of Fulham Practically
Accus2s Liverpool! of Allow-
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dous sensation
in the football world by the char-
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that
the
Monday
Lo
cond
of some account, and his allega-
tion cannot be dismissed like the
common
sibles.

and head of a great London bus-
and a direetor of two
gue football clubs, Woolwich Ar-
senal
and

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cattle man, believes that in mixed
farming
solution
problem,
present

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resulting from

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