25
TAXI
itnd
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
$tnd
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
prop.
-
r
...
viv
vn
nn
It'l.t,
VIII,
.VI'
'Vl.
'tli
'V.
i
,
.
H
,W.
Sharpe
Among
Casualties
Whn
C.P.R.
Train
Plunges
Over
Bridge
In
Ontario
N'
lil
VI
II.
Iee.
Ii
W.
'
:x-ii
pryi'l'"!
"I
Me
...
,
iiml
will
Known
v.''"
mull.
WB
nnr
ul
)..
...ii
who
lliel
ileMlll
a
nti'iie
of
iiir
Cana-
fulfil-
Ami
I.
me
I
rain
i
".t
h
Ireoiln
lulu
Hie
'.v.(
Hiit
lienr
Niuuara
.
Uh
nil".
nllll.l.i
II
lull
t
:!"iu
l.i
won
I
rrrcocd
here.
Icfi
VMiieiiiier
Monday
4
I..
i
Iin-
I'.iiIitii
Platen
on
r..inn'cln'n
wtlb
Urn
.
I.
u
l
h-uded
for
fourteen
li
t:ii';i.llini
virion
were
'
Inn.'.
f
Olluwii.
Supreme
(
"f
Knlgnl
of
Columbus
'
j
'.i
ln
an.
I
Kemo'lli
-I.
Heii-M
.law,
.i
well
known
man.
TRAINS
MAY
RUN
SUNDAY
I
Itt"
lnft
per
day.
Tlie
in-liillulloii
if
Hie
new
tiiinli
i
imtv
will
lie
effected
Willi
II
dr.
natch
poiblc
for
u
'iir
order
starling
in
Janu
ary
Iiiim-
alri'Hily
been
booked.
Tin
lumber
will
be
delivered
in
Miuiicitpoli,
Iowa
and
Wisconsin.
It
i.
expected
to
operate
Hie
mill
steadily,
Mr.
HJurnad
announce.
Mr.
Biorulu.l
iii.Hculml
Uial
Appeal
of
Lord's
Day
Alliance
Isjal
k
makinx
Dismissed
by
Privy
Council
In
London
'.'NIHJ.V
I
lee.
J.'
Hie
appeal
in
I,
..ul.'
Day
Mliancc
In
the
I'oiinril
in
the
matter
of
ki'v
of
iniiniuv
Sunday
e-iini
Iihiiih
in
.fnuinloi
wa
!ine.
hy
Hie
judicial
rom-"f
the
privy
council
today.
hi
.
Mill
iiif
(-I
with
the
nil--
if
the
Manitoba
Supreme
'U'-l
thai
the
ni
t
amemlin)r
the
1
;''N
Day
Ai
l
and
pi-rmittinP
nuuintf
of
trains
on
Stin-('v
wax
vuliil
CHILKOOT
BLAMED
FOR
SMASH
WITH
DANISH
MOTORSHIP
ItepoiiKibilily
Im
'In
lolliit'ii
"I'vveeu
Ihr
I
moll
SIcaliiHliip
f'.
h
rreiuhler
t:iull,iiol
and
Hi"'
"uiiimi
moloivlnp
Peru
oiilMhle
'f
Vancouver
hniimr
on
Novem-
"J
was
plnceil
with
Capl.
s
luei
oiinv.
will
take
pcr.uiial
charse
hi.
ruiure
111111-
H
II
II
I
I--
llienv
.'ii.
i.jw..
will
ri'lnrii
ti.
Prince
Itupcrt
and
will
I
lien
proceed
to
Minneapolis-
COUNTY
COURT
IS
HELD
AT
SM1THERS
rn
cull
Cases.
Naturallxatlon
and
Chamber
Proceadlngs
Before
Judqe
Young
:n
iiil'lis.
I
Sitlinif
of
Hie
Comity
Court
were
held
ii
Smillier
on
December
IH.
IP
I
-in
l.nlntr
me.iilfil
over
by
III..,
v
"
-
.iudtre
F.
Melt.
Voting
of
Prln
,
iiniicii.
The
cae
of
It,
H'''
'
Profil
In
which
llaiah
wa
nni?
Tor
$
IC5.07
was
i!iMiii."el
Willi
col.
II.
I..
Ilobinson
appeared
f,.n
II...
,.l.,liillir
niid
1..
S.
Mrliill
for
Hie
defeudiiut.
Aiiiilliee
civil
i'a
was
that
of
W.
I'.
Iloyer
v..
D.
Simpon
In
wlilch
Hie
amount
sued
for.
f'H..
was
allowed
with
cots.
A
counlen-raliii
for
K
was
alo
Y't'lMiu
mauler
of
the
ChilkOul
by
lallowed
Willi
COl.
In
this
case
"''
inui
ieii
iniiiilrv
wlilrli
look
.Hie
plainlllV
wus
supported
ly
placo
In
Vancouver
lat
week
I,.
S.
Mc()ill,
the
ilefiMidanl
con-
he
rolllxii
in
u.u
e.nmeil.
till
"""ft
found,
bv
the
e.vcessivo
M't'cd
of
(he
Chilkool.
in
the
fotf
i1
iilurlliiK
his
own
case.
In
addition
lo
aoific
chamber
Work,
naturalization
papers
were
but
Ihe
recommeuilalion
was'Kranlcd
lo
L.
V.
lljorkman.
(Ico
b'uJo
that
the
error
of
Juilijiiiciil'
A.
Covlnjjlon
and
Pcler
Dahl
nut
Hucli
lhat
shmiiil
call
the
latter
a
resident
.of
I'sk.
'or
n
.fntr-
siispeunion
J'f
any
cer-
Advoruso
.n
llio
Dally
News
The
eourt
at
Smillier.
eom-
plinieHleil
OiriNiral
Service
and.
OniKtHMr-
T.
It,
'I'll
iii-
of
the
pro-!
lneial
poliee
upon
llieir
exci-l-l
lent
work
in
effi-rlin
the
.jieedyj
capture
of
Sennick.
A
few
inin-ule.
after
the
hobl-qp
I
lie
polici'
OTKAnltril
a
ol
to
i-eour
the
eouhtmi,.
In
w
bj
Uh-y
were
a-
lileil
by
the
It.C.M.P.
delacli-nFvrnt-
at
'ivjkwa.
iltilii
.vr
hour
of
hi
erape.
0nlable
I
bile
Iwralitl
Senniek
in
I
lie
wood
Ihree
mile
from
Siuith-
er.
and
Hie
bandit
armed,
Con-ulalile
I'liii
rnered
Ins
man
with
ln
rift''
ai
d
brought
him
in.
DISASTROUS
VERNON
FIRE
Loss
as
Result
of
Sunday
Blaie
is
Estimated
at
$150,000
VERNON,
Dec.
22.
Fire
on
Sunday
morning
destroyed
the
large
frame
block
of
Neil,
Cryderman
and
Kennedy,
several
business
places,
a
number
of
automobiles,
agricultural
Implements,
etc..
The
loss
Is
estimated
at
between
$125,000
and
$150,000.
The
Methodist
Church
and
City
Hall
across
the
street
was
saved
with
the
greatest
difficulty.
PROMINENT
EDMONTON
Irate
BARRISTER
IS
KILLED
A.
M,
Knight,
Crown
Prosecutor,
Fell
Down
Elevator
Shaft
In
Macdonald
Hotel
Saturday
Night
FDMO.NTO.Y,
Dec.
;
Kiiiglil.
prominent
prosecutor
mid
later
nroecullotl
lllliler
A.
M.
a
crown
oouduetinu
I'rov
iucial
Liipior
Act.
wa
killed
by
railing
down
Hie
shaft
of
a
service
ele
vator
in
the
Maeilonalil
liolel
ou
Saturday
nighl.
II
is
believed
lhat
he
walked
into
Hie
shaft
in
error.
BRENTWOOD
FERRY
SANK
ON
SATURDAY
Vessol
Operating
In
Saanlch
Arm
Struck
Log
or
Ice
and
Went
Down
VICTOIIIA.
Dec.
22.
The
motor
ferry
Cascade,
operating
between
Mill
Hay
ami
llrenlwood,
struck
either
a
log
or
ice
Saturday
night
ami
sank
within
an
hour.
The
crew
managed
lo
sal
vage
considerable
of
Ihu
guar
bo-
fore
the
ship
wont
down.
MAN
KILLED
IN
WRECK
WAS
HERE
ONLY
RECENTLY
John
Dunn
of
OMavva,
who
wa
killed
in
the
C.P.H.
train
wreck
al
Chippewa
Fall
yesierday.
visited
the
city
ilnriut:
the
mouth
of
November'
and
f-'ave
an"
addre
al
a
Knight
oT
Columbu
banquet
held
in
Hie
lo-I
on
Hall.
He
visited
Hie
city
in
company
with
a
lurjfc
parlv
of
olllcers
who
came
here
o
iniliale
a
number
of
new
members.
-
STOCKS
IN
NEW
YORK
GO
HIGH
Post-Electton
Doom
Elevatos
Prices
to
Hlnhcst
Point
Since
1919
NCW
YOIIK,
Dec.
22.
Ihe
post
-elect
ion
Imioiii
in
slock
price
i
now-
entering
ils
eighth!
consecutive
week.
It
lias
added
billions
lo
Hie
quoted
values
of
securities
ami
ha
Jo-ought
six-able
forluues
lo
members
of
Ihe
New
York
Slock
l-hehunge,
many
of
whom
were
barely
meeting
ex
pense
during
the
summer
mouth.
The
average
leading
industrial
slock
has
been
elevat
ed
to
Hie
his
best
level
since
the
peak
of
Hie
poi-war
boom
in
IVIV.
DIES
IN
VANCOUVER
James
Stockman,
formerly
oT
the
C.N.
It.
offices
here,
died
last
week
in
Vancouver
after
an
ill
ness
of
two
years
respiting
from
having
been
gassed
in
the
(ileal
War.
Before
coming
lo
Prince
-.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
PB1NCE
HtPKBT.
rj.Il,
MONDAY
DF.CLMBKB
22
It2,'i
INTERIOR
fflLL
HAS
RES
Stvrtr
Circulation
1927
I.ilile
Ma
y
MiAcn
in
p4.
euU
'
..
P
inrr
B.'illii
Mac-doiiaid
with
i
.-I'l
k
ol
l.i-ii'ti'ii
l.i
Imi
IS.i'k
ii
Cie
opening
of
the
Loudon
Labor
party's
lai'r
ill
the
ll.ndi
!url
irnlliirai
Hall
:
ELKS'
CABARET
j
!
i
HELD
SATURDAY
mg
a
canai-ci
enieriammeui
.tendered
by
the
lodge
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
II.
Lewis
and
Hie
respective
casts
of
the
Klks'
minstrel,
troupe
and
"The
lleauly
Shop."
The
hall
was
prettily
decorated
with
Yuletide
effect
.
Tlie
featyrn
of
Ihu
evening
was
the
presentation
to
Mr.
Lewis
of
:i
pair
or
silver
cuff
links
earry-
in
ir
Ihe
l.lk
symbol
and
a
case
I
of
tunes
to
Charles
Halaguo.
I
nusieal
director
of
Ihe
Klks
imiiislrel
sh'ow.
The
preseiila-!
I
Hons
were
made
by
lien
Seir,
exalted
ruler,
who
occunlcd
Ihe
chair,
lu
a
well
worded
address
he
conveyed
I
hanks
for
Ihe
valuable
service.
remlereil
lo
Unorder.
Tlie
recipients
respond
ed
suitably.
I'be
musical
program
consist-
eil
of
songs,
conjuring
ahd
Ihe
opening
rhoruses
of
the-
Klks'
minstrel
show
and
"The
lleauly
Shop."
Thoe
Hiking
pari
i'n
the
program
were
'Babe
Forlin,
Miss
Josephine
Balagno,
James
Mitchell,
Art
Kasson,
H.
Sabourin.
with
snuys
and
sleight
of
hand
Irieks
hy
Chas.
1'oImhii.
Ilcffeshmeuts
were
served
dur
ing
Ihe
evening
and
dancing
to
music
provided
by
an
orchestra
composed
or
Miss
SI.
Cyr,
piano;
Art
Kusson
ami
Kenny
Hood,
savaphoiiP;
W.
Brown
ami
(ico.
Horie,
jr.,
trap
drums,
Chas.
Balagno,
W.
Bala'guo,
W.
Deny
and
W.
N.
lloss
was
enjoyed
utdil
Ihe
early
hours.
lluperl,
he
wiis
located
for
some
Miss
(iillatl,
daughter
or
Cap!,
lime
al
Smilhers.
(iillatl
of
Sandsnil
who
i
leio-li.
mg
school
ul
Telkwu.
arrived
in
C.P.H.
steamer
Princes
Ileal-illm
cilv
on
layL
nialiF
lii.in
uml
rice,
t.apl.
Bennett,
arrived
frumi
spending
Ihe
Christmas
holt
ine
souiu
ai
J
o
clock
Sunday
day
season
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
morning
and
returned
south
al
M
M.
Stephens.
Kinmcrson
SIX.
.Place
Strttt
!
(22
Itader
.lacobsen
and
Miss
Viola
I
lie
Llks
Hall
wa
the
sceiie
I
i,vl.iinvn.
V
1
1
1
11
1
1
Kll.,
ii1,iiv
i!irU
.
of
much
miiili
and
merriment
on
'jja0"n'"
jSliturday
nitrlil.
Hie
occasion
be-j(-irjn,aSi
(Christmas."
the
Message
of
Misses
Margaret
il
ritz,
Honda
Jacolien
and
.May
Schubert;
recitation,
"Wise
Men,"
Miss
Aleda
Ivarson;
I
sketch,
"The
Lit
lie
Town,"
Lloyd!
Ivarson,
Werner
Nelson,
FjlwiM
Nelson
and
Werner
Ivarson;
recitation,
"A
Wish,"
Miss
Fjnily
Skatlebol;
simjf,
"Ther
Came
a
Little
Child
lo
Carth."
the
Misses
F.velyn
ami
Cleanor
F-dwards;
dialogue
bv
Hie
Misses
Wclma
Wallers,
Theliua
lleilstnun
and
Alice
llalberg;
playlet
"(In
lo
the
ICing,"
shepherd.
Air.
An-
derson,
Alf.
Skatlebol.
Alton
Akerberg,
Arthur
Fritz
and
Ralph
Jorgenson,
firsl
girl,
Miss
Agnes
Ivarson.
star
girl.
Missj
Margaret
llalberg;
children,!
Mie
Jean
Schubert.
Margaret
.lohiisou.
Alma
Dybbavn.
Lillian
Johnson
and
(ieore
Dybbavn;
sons.
"Star
of
Hie
Kasl"
by
eleven
girls.
Mrs.
L.
O.
Larsen.
Mis
Milsu
Mukai
ami
Mrs
J.
Field
sang
solo.
Miss
Way
was
accompanist
of
the
evening.
II.
Hodgson,
assistant
lo
S.
S.
Magottiu.
wilh
headquarters
in
F.dinonlon.
recently
left
Canada
on
it
prolonged
visit
to
the
old
counlry.
'
MAY
SUCCEED
EARL
BEATTY
LONDON.
Dec.
22.
-
A
cable
ritun
Malta
says
it
is
understood
thai
Vice-Admiral
Sir
Osmond
do
Beau-voirbrook.who
has
been
com-inaudcr-iu-cliicf
or
the
Mediterranean
station
since
tl)22.
will
succeed
Karl
Beally
as
first
sea
lord.
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
four
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dtnees,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rates,
apply
to
Doston
flrill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
HEP
OPERATIONS
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MINES
BEAT
ALL
PAST
PRODUCTION
RECORDS
THIS
YEAR
Lumber
Cutting
Starts
at
Usk
and
Equipment
to
be
Added
to
Plant
Pulp
Mill
Project
Being
Advanced,
President
of
Company
Announces
Mining
to
Start
Thr
Ivb.iu.a
-iiwmdl.
nl
t
-k
rreciitH
acquired
y
the
S..
:i
l,'itnl'
!
tin.
I.
Il..
n
opened
la.l
week
ami
logging
.
now
nil)
nv
1
1
1
ft
stiilcl
J.
(.
Bjomlad.
president
of
I
In
com-I
wKo
i
in
(In-
rilv
loduy
imi
bis
way
In
Vancouver
wliere
he
i
i.itffi-
fur
I
he
Mirrlnie
of
u
new
planer,
trimmer
ami
ilr
I,
it
I
in
w
l
lumber
h.i
starlet)
in
h
m.ill
way
and
Mime
i
re
.
li.
nl
employed.
When
the
new
machinery
arrives
j-).ii..l.
Hum-
w
hi
in-
Mime
ily
ur
sixty-five
men
on
''
i
Tin
mm.
wlmh
ha
iin
right-hour
ruparily
of
VANCOUVER
MAN
LOST
HIS
LIFE;
-
ill
I
.'iO.IIOO
fe-.
will
i
uiHTill
Die
SkefMa
Ltsmbir
(!b7doi
not
Intend
to
eon
fine
H
activities
olely
lo
(be
cutting
of
lumber.
Pulp
mill
fHHiM'eoti-
at
L"k
an
ln-iiit
looked
into
and
nlaiis
fur
Mieli
a
plant
are
already
Iwintt
I,
....
-...i
i..
iiiraun
mi.
ii
i
in
wu
;loat
a
new
company
for
this
project
and
a
start
on
Hi'1
cs-ml.li.liioent
of
a
pulp
mill
may
he
made
in
a
year
or
m.
Power
will
be
devfloiml
from
Ho-
Big
ttonywn
r
Hie
Skeena
lliwr.
When
lli
Je(ia
Lumber
Co
enuired
the
holdinK
of
Hie
old
Kleaiua
Cm.
at
L'k.
it
alo
cann
In
po--eioi
of
n
number
of
liinii'.'
nroorlie.
SiM'akmK
of
llo
1'iid
or
ihf
company
arfuir
Mr.
lliomlad
dialed
lhat
it
wa
nniiioed
to
form
a
neparalc
nulling
company
anil
larl
M-luiinn
nl
work
next
year.
Aei-ompanying
Mr.
I'ljoniilad
..mill
ii.
W.
II.
I'elerman
of
Mm
ho.
a
ueneral
inana-
and
Measurer
or
nc
de-
rolil-
FIVE
YEARS
IS
SENTENCE
Mike
Sennlck
Plesds
Qullty
at
Smlthers
before
Judge
Young
on
Charge
of
Rob-
I
bery
with
Violence-
!
Having
eleia!i'i
fur
.opeedy
Irialj
and
pleinli-d
uuilly
to
a
charge
of
olibery
with
iociiee,
Mike
Seu-
niek.
who
riMi-nlly
1
-1
1
up
a!
uiimlilin
:ame
in
a
liolel
ul
Smillier,
wait
on
Salui'day
mni'ii-
in?
at
Smillieri
nenleneed
lollve
yeiir
in
Hie
.ew
eliiiiiinter
Penitentiary
by
.linlxe
Young.
I.at
lliylil,
Senniek
arrived
here
in
eu.liHly
of
the
provincial
police
and
wn
luriO'd
over
to
Hie
eily
poliee.
He
will
Im-
rliari-d
tomorrow
with
IheH
of
a
rcvul-'
rr.
iiiHetrrilly
Hie:
we:ijion
he
umnI;
al
SiollliiTH.
Mineral
Output
of
Province
Has
Increased
by
Nearly
10
Per
Cent.,
Minister
Announces
Y.WCOl
VKlt.
Dec.
22.
British
Columl.ia
mines,
this
year
Inoke
uli
record.
for
proilucliijii
in
the
history
uf
Hit
province
Willi
an
output
value
ul
more
than
$13,000,000.
They
show
an
iihtcum-
of
nearly
ten
per
cent
over
last
year
declare
Hon.
William
Sloan,
iiiiiislcr
of
mines.
Metal
mines
produced
values
lo
die
amount
of
$32,310,000,
an
increase
of
i,5
UlJt'M.
The
total
coal
'production
declined
by
JM.loil
Ions
Owing
to
Ihe
llrow's
Nesl
Pas
fields
being
idle
for
seven
moullis.
They
are
now
reMimiug
operations.
"ssssst
LL02SL
SCHOOL
YESTERDAY;
ON
OFFENSIVE
Tlie
St.
Paul's
Lullieran
Sun
d;iy
Sciiool
M-rvice
hebl
in
the!
Meiropole
Hall
last
nislil
was,
erowded
to
I
lie
doors..
The!
I'h
11
ma
tree
was
one
of
tlie
mam
features.
oT
the
service
wl'ile
Hie
program
was
splendid-l
carried
out
by
Hie
children
'I'li.-re
were
many
complimentary
remark
from
the
audience.
;
The
program
included
the
following
number.:
'
Makes
Caustto
Remarks
In
Addressing
Edinburgh
Audlenco
Likens
Party
to
Old
Toper
,
KDIMJt
lie.
II,
Dec.
22.
Kx-Premier
David
Lloyd
eorgi
In.
addressing
an
audience
of
tbreo
thousand
pi-oplc
ou
Saturday
ni?ht,
admitted
that
'many
Lib
eral
had
ooiireil
double
uuuuij:
..jar1
scsorn
u
llerrtaHo'ir
''WeteonnVt-by-
Ijeoiftln-
lheir
Dybbavn:
Dialogue,.
"When
I
mentary
leader,
'(row
Lp,"
Miss
'i'hera
Akerbcrp
i
was
rather
an
Jipfr
t
yWlrp
a
r
1
1
a"-
He
though
this
ill-comlitioned
aiid
said
that
it
I
lie
last
few
days
Frost:
"Tell
u
a
Story,
thcjfhal
the
Liberals
had
succeeded
;Mie.
Asnes
Iv
arson.
Marie;
in
revealing
a
conspiracy
against
llaiison.
Insrinl
ami
Alice
Hal-jthc
country's
fiscal
scheme,
he-jr:
song,
"l.itlle
Children
can
"Mighty-eight
years
Ujo
the
you
tell,"
by
(he
primary
class;
cry
was
protection.
.Vow
the
dialov
M.
...Mi.
?.i.-iiiil.iiti
l-'r-mk
Derrv.
H.
Lewis,
Director
of
"Beauty
r....
mi..
vi.
.....1
Shop,"
and
Charles
Balagno
Arllur
Iyarson;
Bkelch.
'
HeH.le-or
Minstrel
Show
are
!.,"
any
Ivarson.
Miss
Jean
Honored
'Sunberg,
Harry
l.undquist.
Miss
and
Morris
Hanson;
Recitation,;
piece
of
folly
,"Our
Welcome
Miss
Olive'was
only
in
gue,
"A
Christmas
Story,"
parly,
parly.
like
like
an
an
old
old
lo
lopcr,
is
get
ting
back
to
its
old
tipple
and
is
changing
its
name
al
every
turn."
Lloyd-Ceorge
declared
it
was
no
use
Premier
Baldwin
declaring
war
ou
the
city
slums
if
he
permitted
land
monopoly
to
rob
and
pillage
the
community
with
im
punity.
1
no
where
to
go
ou
"Ihe
day
of
days."
Contributions
may
be
XMAS
DINNER
FUND
SWELLS
Generous
Response
Is
Reported
by
CapL
Re
a.
Local
Com
mandant
of
Salvation
Army
(iood
response
is
being
met
by
Ihe
Salvation
Army
in
its
plans
for
an
unemployed
dinner
ou
Christinas
Day,
Cap
I.
Ilea
an
nounce,
(.enerotls
donations
lo
the
fund
are
being
made
voluntarily
by
citiicns
making
it
pos-
ible
to
give
a
splendid
spread
to
those
in
our
midst
who
are.
out
of
work
and
who
will
have
forwarded
eilhej-
direct
lo
the
Salvation
Army
headquarters
or
to
the
Daily
News
Dllice.
Previously
acknowledged..
SIH.OO
'
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
ln.00
I.
A.
Marlthersou
KUKl
Itev.
ti.'U.
Backer
2.00
Friend
.50
Friend
50
l
riend
.,
.
.r0
Friend
.JO
Tola!
lo
dale
,.
12.'J0
PREMIER
MINE
TAXES
VICTOIIIA,
Dec.
22.
-
Conservatives
in
Ihe
legislature
last
week
pressed
for
a
return
of
documents
showing
how
much
had
been
paid
in
taxes
by
llio
Premier
Mine
during
Hie
past
year.
Hon.
J.
D.
McLean,
minister
of
finance,
agreed
to
uive
it
lie
information
privately
to
the
I
members
desiring
it.