paoe
fotjh
inr.nv
MAYOR
VETOES
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
anus
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XI
Increase
of
$25
a
Month
to
Cn
glneer
Pearson
Passed
by
Council
IS
NOW
RECEIVING
$225
Several
'Aldermen
Take
Stand
Against
Higher
Salaries
at
Present
Mayor
Newlnn
last
night
vetoed
an
increase
of
$25
per
month
in
the
Salary
of
Frank
W.
Pearson
cily
engineer,
affor
il.
hail
been
approved
,
by
resolution
of
tho
rntinr.il
on
a
niajorily
voir.
This
means
tlial
the
inrroaso
is
held
tip
for,
thirty
days,
at
Hie
o"xpiry
of
which
lime
the
connril
may
i
t.nke.;'anolher
vote
on
I
fin
mailer
and,'
if
il
lias
nof
Ihen
altered
ils
mind,
(ho
increase
will
take
of.
loci,
l
nose
voimgr
for
the
in
crease
worn
Aid.
Ilrnwn,
Aid.
.Me
Keehnie,
Aid.
Perry,
Ald.vSuiilh
and
Aid.
Stephens;
those
again.
were
Aid-
.Larson,
Aid.
Casey
and
Aid.
McMordie.
.Mr.
Poasoit,
in
a
lollor
boforo
I
he
council,
:
asked
for
an
increase
of
$50
in
view
of
llio
fact
that
Ihe
program
of
work
being
carried
out
was
heavy,
the
hours
were
long
and
lie
had,
in
tiny
rase,
horn
promised
an
increase
if
lie
made
good.
Ald
Perry
moved
I
halt
I
lie
s.-il-ary
increase
of
$50
he
granted.
He
foil
I
hat
the
engineer
was
a
very
eonipolcnl
ollirial
Jand
was
worlh
(he
money.
Aid.
Smith
seconded
the
motion.
Alii.
La'rsen
imderljod
dial
the
salary
of
Iho
engineer
had
already
last
year
heen
increased
from
$2
-'5
to
fl'5(l.
He
felt
if
I
lie
prCsoril
request
was
me
Die
council
might
he
deluged
with
requesls
along
the
same
line.
On
this
ground
alone
he
could
nol
see
his
way
clear
In
support
itu
increase.
Aid.
McMordie
agreed
that
the
engineer
was
working
hard
and
giving
oflicionl
service.
There
was
a
liniil,
however,
to
the
sal
aries
the
city
cotitd
pay
and
he
fell
$250
was
sufficient.
For
that
reason,
he
Would
not
support
an
increase.
Aid.
Stephens
recognized
Iho
ability
of
llio
cily
engineer
and
was
appreciative-
of
his
splendid
work.
Merit
should
he
rewarded
hul
Iho
cilv
had
to
hnshand
ils
finances
and
he
did
not
foot
that
il.
was
in
a,
position
In
grant
Iho
$5(i
increase.
Ho
moved
in
amendment
llial
an
increase
of
$25
higranled.
Ald.
J.'
,
Jlrmvn
seconded
Aid.
.Stephens'
amendment.
The
engineer'
he
said
was
a
competent
official
who
worked
hard,
and
whose
work
spoke
for
itself.
The
engineer
worked
more
Jhan
eight
hours
a
day
and
he
felt
he
was
earning
more
lhan
$250.
Aid.
l'orry
fell
that
I
lie
cily
as
a.
whole
would
endorse
Iho
$50
increase.
AM.
('asey
believed
thai,,
when
cily
officials
were
receiving
more
I
hah
$200
per
month,
liey
were
not
badly
off.
lie
fell,
that
$250
was'
adequate
salary
for
Iho
work
being
done
hy
dho
engineer.
There
was
no
real
seienlifie
engineering
work
hut
merely
the
huilding
of
roads
on
-
contour
grade-work
(hat
could
be
am
was
being
done
by
others
than
trained
engineers.
He
'fell
that
if
iIIib
engineer's
salary
jwas
boosted
it
would
mean?
boosting
salaries
all
around.
He.
had
do
eided
lo
support
no
'morlt'in.
creases
in
salaries.
,?,AM.
l'orry
..withdrew
liis-
motion
and
the
amendment
was
put
and
carried,
the
mayor
HumY
pulling
his
vein
on
it.
He
agreed
with
AM.
tiasey
that
the
increase
would
mean
increases
all
around
The
citizens
would
not
be
at
all
satisfied,
he
felt..
TWO
MEN
INJURED
AND
ONE
MAY
DIE
Jack
McGettlgan
and
Section
Man
Named
Davles
Seriously
Hurt
In
Accident
Near
Priestly
SMITHHIIS,
April
7.
-.Lick
'Mcfielllgan
of
K.ndakn
and
a
man
of
Ihe
name
of
Davies,
sec-lion
men,
nwl
wilh
a
sorjous
accident
when
passing
around
a
curve.
in
ri
speeder
al
Priestley
last
Thursday
evening.
The
freiphLirain
vvas
caiiiglil
Jiy
wire
at
lose
Lake
and
rushed
hack
in
'.:
order
lo
take
Ihe
viclims
lo
Sniilbers
Hospital.
I'rom
informal
ion,
received
here
it
is
probable
that
Davjes
will
din.
Mc-fSelllg'ah
has
liolh
legs
broken
tnd
suffers
oilier
injuries.
.
r
.
lNri
FcTor
Scrvhc
Inc
Mr"
'
"
WATER
BYLAW
IS
OUTLINED
New
Scale
of
Charges
Laid
Down
for
ail
Members
of
Community
I'he
pity's
new
waler
bylaw
was.
pul
throughl
its
first
read
ing
at
lasl
night's
council
meet
ing,
llio
.only
active
opjmiicul
In
il
being
AM.
Stephens
who
opposed
increases
of
rales
on
I
he
round
lhal
il
would
be
incon-
islenl
lo
shove
up
waler
rales
ifler
having
reduced
(hose
of
other
utilities
and
llial
rales,
hero
wore
already
high
enough.
The
new
bylaw
was
sponsored
by
Aid.
McMordie,
chairman
of
Ihe
iilililies.comniilleo,
who
declared
that
Ihe
waler
department
had
been
losing
money
for
.two
reasons
first,
because
if
very
heavy
interest
ami
redemption
charges,
ami
second,
because
of
low
rales
lhal
were
being
charg
ed.
The
revised
charges
now
ing
placed
before
he
council
wore
slill
far
from
being
exces
sive
bill
were
low.
'
II
was
proposed
to
charge
20e
per
hundred
cubic
feof1
as
a
maximum
to
moler
eonsuniers
as
-compared
with
Iho
former
rale
of
t:ic.
In
.ew
Westminster.
:Pi
was
charged.
Aid.
Stephens
argued
thai,
as
far
as
industrial
waler
rules
were
eonecM'nod,..
I'rince
lluitert
should
be
compared
wilbf
lis
eompelilor,
Vancouver,
ralher.
lhan
with
Now
Westminster.
Against
Ihis,
Sup
erintendent
Lne
expressed
tin
view
lhal
Prince
Rupert,
with
ils
present
population
and
extensive
system,
could
nol
yet
hope
Jo
meet
Vancouver
rales.
Tho
sup
erintendent
al
some
length
explained
the
details
of
Ihe
new
bylaw.
The
new
bylaw,
which
Is
a
lengthy
document,
besides
in
stituting
a
new
charge
for
meler
consumers
sliding
down
from
a
a
maximum
of
20c
per
hunderd
cubic
feel
.according
lo
consump
tion,
revises
all
flal
charges
for
business
and
domestic
premises
It
makes
necessary
the
metering
of
all
large
consumers.
Some
of
the
proposed
new
barges
are
as-
follows:
Apartments
'each),
public
lint
list
(each
,
business
si
ores
(25
fool
frontage
or
under),
Tke
Secret
of!
Successful
Baking
MAGIC
BAKING
churches
or
halls
used
for
lodge
purposes
only,
business
or
professional
offices,
denial
offices
per
chair
,
printing
offices,
gas-olim
engines
(under
2,5
h.p.),-$1
ph
inonlh.
'
HakcjMos,
on
motor,
5
minium
id'.
.
f
llaTber
shops,
up
to
two
chairs,
St.5'(,
.extra
chairs.
5(10.
.,a
rages.
each
vehicle,
00c.
Jlolels,
on
meter,
-v
minimum.
I'ubfie
halls,
stores
selling
liquid
'refreshments
consumed
on
pnyiiises,
?2.
'
...
.
.
i
St
n
;
;
l.auutlies,
on
llieier,
lomi-
imiin.
J'holographic
studios,
.$2.25.
J'oo.l
rooms,
with
tuihlio
eou-
venieuces,
$2.
oil,
without
r.rn.
1'rtMiiises
with
bar
other
than
hotels,
.1.50.
dooming
or
boarding
houses.
up
lo
ittne
room.
.'.io;
eaen
additional
room,
I5n.
1
'
itositt.ui
auis,
iiiiuimtim,.
-i.i.
..Stable,
each
horse
or
ciiw,
30c.
JSIvam
iMjilersv
under
.15
h.p.
$1.50;
over,
by
meter.
Private
Dwellings
l'p
to
six
rooms,
$1
.
Seven
lo
nine
rooms,
$1:25.
Over
nine
rooms,
$1.5(1.
Mel
i
t-
rate
ami
tufilding
rales
are
also
sper'.;illv
itrolirii
iof.
HOLBINGBACK
V
'
Warnlna
Given
Council
That
They
'
May
be
Going
Too
Fast
Heeded
Aid.
.Stephens
having
sounded
n
warning
thai
if
rigid
care
was
not
exercised
with
respect
lo
expending
money
for
local
improvement
undertakings
slill
iiclber
properties
would
rovorl
lo
.Ihe
cily
with
Ihe
result
Hint
next
year
oV
laler
the
mill
rale
would
lie
forced
up
to
a
point
of
exoossivenoss,
the
cily
council
last
n
iigli
I
.
decided
lo
lay
over
for
week
bylaws
providing
lor
ine
m'allross
grading
of
Seventh
Avenue
l'asl
from
Hays
f'.ove
Avenue
and
SeveulU
Avenue
be
tween
Taylor
SI
reel
nod
the
)dind
end
east
of
Lnlhinioro
Slr'oL
Aid.
Slophens
roll
that
service
.might
lie
given
residents
tin'
I
hose,
streets
by
shortening
up'
on
the
work
and
possibly
making
connection
from
oilier
avenues
by
means
of
cross
POWDER
enjoys
the
larpest
sale
In
Canada;
simply
because
housewives
have
found
out
that
it
is
always
reliable.
It
contains
no
alum
or
adulterants
of
any
kind.
Made
In
Canada
E.
W.
GILLETT
COMPANY
LIMITED
,
TORONTO
Wionlptf
Mootrctl
streets.
He
ailinilled
thai
Ihe
wiirk
on
Sevi'iilh
Avenue
easl
of
Fuiloii
.Street
was
necessary
but
perhaps
lint
s
west
of
I'ullim.
To
servt
Seventh
Avenue
across
Hays'
tji'eeli,
conneclions
v$h
Kighlh
Avenue
might
be
given.
I
he
view
of
Aid.
Stephens
received
certain
support
from
other
'-nienvbers
of
the
council
including
Aid.
Casey
and
il
was
decided
to
defer
Ihe
rnnsi
lera-ioii
til
Itolh
bvlaws.
PARKING
BYLAW
TO
BE
PASSED
City
Solicitor,
Chief
of
Police,
and
Police
commission
lo
Prepare
Document
fler
a
discussion
in
wIin-Ii
f'olice
r.oimrrissinner
.1.
Coombs
IMi'liei-pHleir,
the
cily
council
si
night
decided
In
meet
wilh
Hie
request
of
the
;ojioe'
pom.
mission
for
Hie
briugiiig
in
tif
a
parking
livlaw
and
left
the
drafl-
nicf
of
such
a
bylaw
lo
Ihe
city
-ulicilor,
Chief
of
nolice
ami
oiice
eominifsion.
In
speaking
U
Ihe
council,
Mr.
'oniibH
referred
particularly
lo
I'ongrstiiin
of
Sixth
Sliwl
where
I
here
was,
be
felt,
a
real
rnennce
the
tmblic
safety.
There
also
should
he,
be
believed,
some
I'Holaliim
imiHised
l
pndiitdt
Ihe
parking
of
cars
williin
n
ii-rlain
distance
from
Ihe
en-lnines
lo
places
of
public,
us-senildy.
Aid.
McMordie,
Aid.
Larson
ind
Aid.
Oasey
spoke
in
favor
of
some
regulations
being
made.
he
last
mentioned
suggesting
lo
Ihe
polietf
cirnmis.Mioii
thai
something
ought
to
be
done
iu
Hie
case
of
'
jay
walkers"
who
crossed
the
streets
anywhere
with
Ihe
manner
of
"owning
everything
in
sishl."
On
motion
of
Aid.
flasey,
soc-nded
by
AM.
McMordie,
the
plan
for
a
parking
bylaw
was
iid'O-sed
and
Hie
cily
solicitor,
chief
of
iMdico
ami
police
cont-
nissioii
were
authorized
to
draft
!ie
bylaw.
bigfursale"
AT
MONTREAL
Ten
Per
Cent
Advance
on
Wolf
v'
CL.
''
-
.
nw'
""ma
er
rormcr
uner-Inns;
Mink
Lower
MONTIIL'AL,;
Apl.
7.-
Aiqiroxi-
mi.lidy
l.7.r0.iKi
worlh
of
goods
luini'd
bands
during
Ihe
four
liy-'
,;(le
of
Hie
(lunadian
Kur
Viii-i
tmi
comnariv'whleh
djised
al
,.
...
il..
-1
1
in-
wi'i'K
i-iiii.
I'nres
were-
aver
age
ami
only
in
a
row
cases
was
there
increase
tHUir,
the
orevlouo
sale.
Mink
5olt
ttbotll
Id
per
''nl
lielnw
the
reeenl
market
H
ice
when
rt,i50
skins
wen
alTi
red.
Yesterday
sales
of
fisher
nnd
ermine
showed
a
do
eline
of
nhoul
15
per
cent
com
pan
d
wilh
the
uiid-wlnler
sale.
Ilussiau
squirrel
and
sahle
did
well.
There
was
no
change
in
the
prices
of
Hiese
arliclos.
fJross
foves
nltn
did
well,
Hie
highesl
lod
being
.$75
and
HiV
shovyei
it"
cliauge
com('.ireil
vvifli
previ
ous
sales.
Other
results
.nr
fisher,
firty
skins
offered,
lot
twice
ii:i0,
decline
25
per
peul
ermine,
r.,!5t."
.skins
offered
loji
price
$2.7S.
decline
15
pr
cent
lliissiiin
sqiiirrel,
07,1125
skim
oirereil,
Inn
tirlee
-Hl.iHi.
no
rliange;
proa's
fox,
'1,10(1
skin
microti,
toil
price,
is
ion
ror
a
large
dark
pell,
Hie
next
highel
bid
was
$75
mi
change.
No
change,
was
reported
in
Ihe
A.'ib"
of
limber
wolves,
175
skills,
fdnne
marlen,
159
skins;
hnntn
rnarlen,
005
skins,
ami
Ilussiau
sable,
8,1
skins.
Wolf
skins
were
the
feature,
an
advance
of
ten
Wanted
ForjSale
ForJRent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS,
2cpcr
word
in
advance.
No
Advertiiement
taken
for
less
ihanQc
FOR
SALE
Will
SALK.--AI
Terrace.
11.0..
several
ten
acre
tracts
and
one
I
acre
trad.
Look
them
over
and
make
me
an
offer.
-A
.
Little.
TO
RENT
i-t
ItMSllKI)
liouHHkeeiiinir
Suile
for
rent.
110
Sixth
Avenue,
Kast.
Phone
lllue
iljH.
If
KOH
HHM'.-
Two
furnished
bed-
silling
ifinms;
every
comfort.
1
01
II
First
Avenue.
83
WILL
lll'NT
Furnished
desk
room
imr
olllee.
W'eHlenhuvcr
Itroy.
If
AUCTION
SALE
M'tJTId.N
SALK
will
he
held
al
Iho
Alaska
llottms,
leiiil
I'riuce
Uuperl
Hotel
on
Thnrs
day,
April
W,at
2.:i(l
p.m.
ctm-sisting
of
oak
chairs,
buffet,
ilining
table,
living
room
suile,
upholstered
in
Instry
betlrnom
suilo
in
l'rem-li
graj.
Victrola,
beds,
bureaus,
Oin-golfuin
rugs,
linoleum,
(iiir-ney
range,
healer.
eleeiric
healer,
aluminium
ware.
eie..
carpels,
etc.
IMiilpoll,
KmII
A
(lo.,
Lid.
Aitettoneers.
BOARD
HOAIlh.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
HOAltD
ANH
HOO.M,
or
hoard
only.
Phone
Ited
707.
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and
he.rr
litem.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
per
petit
at
a
lop
price
of
$21.50
being
recorded
over
the
Febni-
rry
sale.
The
niajorily
of
Ihnse
pelfs
came
from
Ihe
('anadian
iiorlltW'
sf.
and
,
were
1ouHil
principally
fur
Ameritian
ae-
ounls.
ESTIMATES
FOR
Smaller
Expenditures
Pronoscd
This
Year
Than
Last
The
cily
council
lasl
night
np
proven
esiimaies
ror
caiillal
e-
liemlilure
of
930,811.05
for
I
hi
lighl
denarlmeiil
and
;,i'.H
for
the
telephone
department
n
stib-milletl
hy
Ihe
utililies
eommiHee,
Of
Ihe
lighl
deparloienl
estimate,
$21,871
is
already
provided
for
through
a
money
hylaw
for
Ihe
elevator
irnusmission
line
passed
al,
the
lasl
elect
ion,
In
speaking
to
Ihe
resolution
lo
approve
Ihe
esiimaies,
Aid
McMordie
pointed
out
lhal,
ex
clusive
of
the
spec
ill
I
22,000
lent,
the
light
deparlmont
was
asking
Ibis
year
for
S8.000
as
compared
wilh
$20,00(1
capital
it,..
1
.
.
.
e.ii'iiiiiiure
tasi
year.
I
ins
year
Hie
phone,
department
was
asking
for
$7,101
as
compared
with
ir,ri()(i
last
year.
Itolh
estimates
would
be
covered
by
profits
f(om
the
departments
during
Ihe
year,
htiperinlendonl
Love
explained
(lie
esiimaies
from
a
technical
point
of
view.
In
connection
Willi
Hie
phone
department,
,lhe
estimate
would
cover
the
pos
of
pulling
Iho
enlire
syslem
In
cable
and
exlemling
the
service
MnliilennficH
would
he
lower
hnd
a
better
service
would
bo
given
TO
EXCHANGE
WILL
KXUlANtiK
improved
Ohio
farm,
1
08
icres,
for
improved
I'riuce
Hup.
i
l
properly.
Wcsl-elilmser
Itriis.
IT
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
I'lllOW
OF
HAKTIIOPK
4-OYCLR
Marine
1
jigini's
i-II.P.
without
clolcli
$ir,
00
i-ILP.
1
cylinder'
Mf
200.00
W-ILP.
I
cylinder
III!
150.00
8-11.
P.
1
cylinder
Hl
7.'.0.0fl
8-H.P.
2
cylinder
Ml
159,00
10-H.P.
4
cylinder
LI)
175.00
AH
the
above
ei-
i-l-l.
the
first
include
tltr
I-;iiimih-
Joe
He-verse
(ii-iir.
and
lull
eleclrient
anil
propeller
equi.inent.
I'he
bent
that
money
ran
buy.
Kaslitope
Mm-..,
1717
Oemgia
HI.
W.
Vancouver,
H
Q.
Always
at
your
cjvipe.
SHED
DON
TAXI
134
nywlieie
al
Anytime.
Fiv
pas-
senger
Doilge
Sod
11
11
Ooioforl
and
Oourlcy.
Hates:
50c
for
I
or
2
passenger,
25c
for
each
additional
passenger.
PHONE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
.AUNCIl
"Oh
Hahy"
at
youoAr-vice
tlay
or
nighl.
tlointort
Safely
Oourlesy.
If
il'n
a
walor
trip
call
Laurie
Lambty.
Phones
670
or
I3L
TAXI
592
lllli
IKT'KNIAHLB
TAXI.
oaj
ami
Night
tterxtre.
Comfort
ami
Courlesy
is
uiy
motto.
PHONE
592
CONRAD
LEE
Stand:
Richmond
lloome.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Oail
t'.eotge,
Paul
or
(lust-i'runipt
Servioe
and
Oomfor.
Day
or
Nig'
I
Stand:
HOSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOWI
Meeker
tlloek,
er'
troni
nt'ir
',
Hoiei
FURNITURE
VK
hantlle
Ibc
FAWOUTI'
g'laranleetl
'
copper
fusnrilig
Steel
llanges
and
all
grades
of
high
grade
furniture
we
os-chaiige.
PRINCE
nUPERT
EXCHANGE,
Ai.'dioncers
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl-ure
Store.
We
Huy.
Sell
and
Kx-
change
New
and
Socondhnnd
Hoods.
GEO.
PAPADUPULIS,
H3
Third
Ave.
Phono
140
GENERAL
BLACKSMITH
F.vory
description
of
lUarksriiith
work
done.
Hoal
work
a
speo-lalily.
Prompt
altenlion
and
tnoderale
prices,
A
Trial
Solicited.
J.
M.
WALKER
Near
Sbnckley'
Planing
Mill.
NORTHERN
TRANSFEn
Call
for
llaggaae
ami
F.xfiress
Northern
Transfer.
Day
Phone
lied
'J
l.'L
Nigltl
plume
(ireen
.107.
W.
H.
MONTGOiYlERY,
JR.
MONUMENTS
P.
LeClalro
Rub.
P.O.
No.
1
Prince
lluport,
H.3.
Agent
fur
Granite,
Marble
and
Stono
Monuments
and
Headstones.
STENOGRAPHER
Public
Sleiingniphnr
'
E.
M.
EARL
Office:
Dollnr
Store,
Third
Avo.
Phono:
fled
321.
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the
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Premier
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