I
attullo
Told
Rotary
Club
of
Doings
During
Session
of
Legislature
Hiys
Peace
River
outlet
should
be
at
Prince
Rupert:
function
of
caucus
in
any
government
.
ii
T
1
1.
Piiltiilln,
mtiiilcr
of
hunt
and
member
of
Hi
1
.hue
fr
I'riiii't
ltnp.il,
delivered
very
iiilerclnig
ad
be
ion-
tin'
Itolarv
Ohdi
this
afternoon
un
the
work
of
the
e
-".
Hie
Legislature.
Mr.
Pattullo
dealt
more
par-x
w
lb
Hie
Mil-l.iiiiliiig
qiiefttKHio
that
wi
re
handled
at
the
...ii'l.
hi
hi-
-hiding,
referred
with
Mime
detail
to
tin
.t
-
-.i'ioh
ill
Hie
province
and
lo
dealt
with
the
reiite-
v
hat
In
1
liefii
given
various
mrl
of
the
north
by
their
k
rreeiip
memoer.
HIPS
HIPS
DOCKED
DOCKED
S
s'v"
"'"Oreat
ded,-
I
AT
ESQUIMALT-1-'
ifil
Willi
Hie
ri-vl4Hi-
iar
In
IX
I
II
H
IIUHK
fi
.ii
FRUIT
TRUST!
lo
Case
Opens
Monday
and
Will
Last
Some
Weeks,
It
Is
Expected
VANr.Ol.VKII.
Jan.
li
The
big
biuiil
iiallle
owr
the
fruit
tnii-l
t
l
tr.
J
ii
-lire
ll.
A.
Mehoiiald
and
-
Ilki'lV
III
ial
eieiiii
wren
ni
J.tiiiiienl
lawyer
from
all
UIII
ol
Hie
CdUllliy
lime
lirrii
limn
to
arrive
in
prepanu
um
ior
In
tug
event.
.
..
i-ano
oi
A'iiiickumt
reureeiila
!..
ami
J
F
rawley
of
1IiiioiiIoii
repre-
I'lli
MliClia
province.
um
lii't
hui
Ii
eminent
men
a
K.
P-
ilVl.
IllUOl'l
IllllMMIMIII
iiii.i
J.
Miimni
uitt
rrmcc
nunrri
iai
ui.-.
?
I
had
thought
llml
I
liltgftl
iiaaa
h
frw
ohnerVMl
ion
niton
the
Year
the
Number
Was
zSjwork
of
the
rrceiH
eioi
of
(lie
Sing
as
Compared
With
41
In
iLeju.laHire.
At
the
Im
ginnine
f.
1924
each
--uin
of
Hie
LeKi-)lirre
....
.
there
i-
n
MteriNl
at
moidicr'
1SQI
IMALT.
Jan.
I
i.
There
,
"''
Hie
tiovcrnii.e.ii
of
II.-
n
ti
m
ilii
iiMei
Ha
nuuiltrr
til
'
i"
1
ti.e.
a.
la
ae.....rt.
u
liv
no
mratu
in
ronlrot
of
the
iMnirnwint
ittf.
,
"liiiiiiriliii'
prKr
lo
I
he
recent
tAHHi
nf
tke
lnrtiilatiire,
1
hi
iNiiiiiiihiu
oJeelioii
wm.
held,
and
llirif
i
nc
doulH
lhal
Hie
WH
I'rUili!
V
of
ti
lliitlllllioii
Kll-
I
Senkler
(f
Vancouver
nnd
A.'
(
fl.
mauiit
Hie
mo.t
out
of
i..
i
....
i
u.....Iiih
i-iiiiktifv
lllUKIA
WiNiitK
Ur
will
HOCKEATPORTLAND
POHTliAXI),
Jan.
1
1.
Viclurla
...
.
.
m
ft.
1.
n
M
f
winner
i
inv
iiui-m-.v
.....
.
A
1
i
re
li
ii
iK'unnB
Hie
Hume
loam
i
'
d
tllrre
g"al-
io
two.
Ihi
niluation.
The
mailer,
how
ever,
wan
thoroughly
iflei
and
investigated
by
the
public
ar
euunU
commrttiY
oT
the
houe.
and
n
it
wan
howii
that
llieic
had
been
numerous
over-pay
meiil
by
previous
admini-dra
lioiif.
and
thai
ueh
Insitniicei,
Ihotiuli
not
desirable,
have
fie
uuenll.v
occurred,
the
erllicis'ii
ilnl
mil
i-a-ry
lln-
weight
Dial
ii-nii!
iiniod
on
paste
fouri
there
were
at
a
similar
hour
in
the
tv:5
ejection.
At
that
hour
today,
it
wa
aiinouneeJ
that
votert
had
regislereil
tlieir
pre-
fereneef.
5lai
intereit
Is
of
course
centeriivi
in
the
mayor
ally
oonleft.
The
m1Is
opened
a
I
X
iiliiit
I
til.
.iirimit'
nn
cloe
at
H
tlii
eveiiins.
Within
italf
an
hour
of
the
ki-incr.
II
riiectil
thai
llu-
tiUcCiKfl
oaudHtate
for
mayor
will
h
known.
.
U4ty.
-Solicitor
11
J.
Jone.
.i-
returutng
officer.
i
in
charae
or
the
piHMk'ril
the
ilutie
are
'-K
Allloie.
J.
Allen.
K.
Lnwiii
and
IU
li.
Ilutlfon.
Poll
clerks
!
asit
In
the
counting
touishl
Will
te
II.
W.
Iiii.
li.
S.
V.
Ite:'l.
W.
II.
Wil
Murray.
AV.
L
Wiliiorron.
iifr-:e
XVaddell.
tier
Iter
I
llaiii(lu.
J.
It.
Tan-
nodk.
nmt
A.
:iaierton.
Seruineei.
on
ttehalf
of
Col
MrMonln
art
Tom
McKrniie,
Malootm
Mcl.eii,
Henry
Walker
llulcolin
Millar
and
Archie
I'a-tniu
Tin
mily
icrutineer
for
Mayor
Xewtmi
wlw
had
ire-r:il-ed
lit
ei'tilciilial
U
noun
wit
Joe
llnwe.
lae
Milne
i
ael:ij.
on
behalf
of
the
Trade
,V
I.a-In.r
lion
ite
il
f"i
Mil.
I.arrn.
NEW
COUNCIL
PORTSIPSON
Dav'd
Johnson
E
ected
to
Lead
Natives
of
that
Village
Durlnn
1926.
'lile
eleHioli
of
the
council
f
-i
the
native
village
ot
Port
Simp-Min
took
place
there
early
tin
week.
.
I'..
:ollioii,
In
lian1
Agent,
who
presided,
having
re-
turned
lo
the
city
un
the
Paclien.
ye-tlerday
afternoon.
"I'he
election
resulted
as
fol-1owt:
Uliief
Uouueilloi
-Havid
.lolin-son.
Cftiincftlor
--
ifVnry
lUile.
Henry
Nelson,
Sain
Iteunet!.
I'hilrji
(Ireeu,
Peter
Wells,
Joshua
llrynnt,
Jacob
Morrison,
William
llryant.
Heiekiah
Weley.
Stephon
Morri.-on
and
Thomas
(ioMirll.
lletiry
llalley
was
appointed
secrjjdary
of
the
council
and
t?am
Iteuuelt.
treasurer.
Ckfiumiltec
were
named
by
thr-
chief
councillor
as
rollows:
lleallh
and
School
llczcklah
Wesley
and
William
llryant.
l'irt
Jo-litiu
llryant
and
Jacob
Morrtson.
IWyliL,
water
ami
streeta
Thoihas
Uosuell,
Henry
.Nelson
and
Peter
Wells.
Lots
and
fcnces-llenry
Nelson
and
8utn
IteniK'lt.
v
Pojlce
Council
in
cuniuiittco
of
the
whole.
Apiioiii'led
as
constables
wero
Murk
Morrison,
Jacob
Ci
oper
and
I.
Law
Mm.
iudica1
Hie
proper
ftillle
for
railway
eon
slnictitm."
-abl
He
.r
iniei
ihi.
ins
hi
address,
t'-oiniuetrifnc
on
In
Itelief
tli:i'
"any
fovernnWrft
thai
bad
any-Hiins
to
ilo
with
the
btifblilig
of
the
I'.ti.K.
wuutd
wreck
itelf."
tlie
rriiiir
'all:
"I
want
to
tell
you
that
we
have
had
several
narrow
shaves
ami
I
ilon'l
know
how
1'nip
we
are
pmny
to
last.'
NEWTHEATRE,
HERE
MOOTED
Provincial
Head
of
Capitol
Chain
Visiting
City
to
Make
Report
Here
to
prepare
a
report
for
his
company
on
the
possibility
of
establishing
one
of
the
Dominion-wide
chain
of
Capitol
theatres
in
Prince
Rupert,
J.
R.
Mulr
of
Vancouver,
district
manager
of
the
Famous
Play-era
Canadian
Corporation
Ltd.
and
manager
for
British
Columbia
of
Capitol
theatres,
Is
a
visitor
In
the
city
today.
Mr.
Mulr
said
this
afternoon
that
plans
were
as
yet
still
In
the
formative
stage.
Certain
difficulty
presents
itself
here
In
the
matter
of
obtaining
a
site
suitable
for
theatre
building.
If
his
company's
project
materializes,
there
will
be
a
$40,-000
or
$50,000
Investment
Involved.
Mr.
Mulr,
who
Is
accompanied
by
W.
R.
Marshall,
manager
of
the
Paramount
Exchange,
Vancouver,
will
return
south
tomorrow
HOSPITAL
GETS
CHECK
FROM
LIQUOR
PROFITS
.mount
of
$2,025.75
Was
Remitted
to
Board
at
Meeting
Last
Night
The
Iioiit..;
Intaril
t
night
received
a
cheek
from
the
provincial
secretary's
department
amounting
lo
i.',
(-.".
75
covering
share
of
liipint
profit
for
the
six
mouths
ejnlinir
September
2(0.
MAYOR
FEELING.
BETTER.
"
v
The
condition
of
Mayor
Xew-
'on.
who
has
been
indisposed
foe
'he
past
roiiulc
of
day
and
who
Is
now.
resting
al,his
home
on
Mflh
Avenue
Knt.
was
reported
Ibis
afternoon
by
his
physician
to
he
improved.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
LONDON.
Jan.
It.
In
the
Scottish
League
first
division
football
yesterday
the
Hibernians
in
a!
M'-m-I'Ti
f
"ir
i'ial
'o
one.
25
TAXI
nnd
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
mm
Service
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
t
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
80DA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
8L
PRINCE
RUPERT
Xhe
latest
and
bis;
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prep.
if,,.
leael.
Phone
457.
1
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
hot
XVI.,
N(,
II
PMXCK
111
PHUT,
H.C.,
Till
HSDAY
JANL
WHY
li,
1US0.
Yetredy
Clrtulitloii,
iiil
Street
Sales
S3
PRICK
FtVK
CKNTR.
VOTE
EXPECTED
OTTAWATODAY
ONTAIUO
HOCKEY
ASSOCIATION
MOO
I
LH
Tin-
above
-.holograph
-how
a
few
of
the
eleg-ale.
to
the
((ill.
miuiia!
0.11.
.
convention
held
recently
ui
1i-onm.
ant
a
'"'
1.0
,
:,,-.
were
represented,
Tin-
O.ll,
A,
is
Hie
largest
and
mol
pow
ri
ik
hoikc
organization
m
the
wori
.
3
I
lie
liilllivrr
fiuoi
iiv
wnt
m
una
mi
it
l
In-
.rei"U-
year.
'
.
.
.
.1
....
I
I.
.
..
.
.
..
1
1
Ml
tell
ll.iii
M
flmillfillHl
fll-'
I
I
l'
IM
I
r,,
..,
f
I!.-
rr.l-1.
.-.i
.lumber!!-"''
"
'
'l-'-
r
.
.i
i
...1
a
i.
,.r
mi;
in
I
t
i.rjimiwi
hi
r.
!
"
1
inn
am
.
in'-
h
iihi
in
'"I'."")-,
nmler
m"iM
:
.k
"
.
.)
yard
in
Hie
,li,
-
.
.
I
I
att
m
I
m.tkahHtl
laiti
U
ilk
in
;i
Vi.
I.I.I.
.l.-kr.l
n..'le'',vil'l
elij.iil
mm-
i
ai
i
i
i-i
.
ai
u
iiHiiirii
u
u
I
hii
r
i
it..
.1.-
1.-...
I
II..
i
,
,
,Vr
10
c.'
.if
ar
UU8
'"-
'
!4
lumiiMtil
.ith
tn1
flfll
lir
15)11$
I
:
.:
;
.:
I
rent
oi.iue
iiointe
n
me
me
lioliliral
itaH),
and
with
two
oi
lln-ee
very
diffirult
inil-iHiidiim
qui'9tion
tu
M.Ke,
rould
not
tmt
faen
Hie
!iliiflliiu
in
a
-..rinni
IiihmmI.
alHiouttli
I
iiiav
frankly
ioo
did
o
face
it.
bul
wiUioti!
alarm.
"The
work
of
4h
fM--i.iii
we-r
a
ery
xralifyiiiK
eliaraeler.
One
in
if
lit
not
no
judge
from
re-(iurli
iijiK'rins
In
Hie
ire-t
from
time
to
lime,
hut
it
imul
tie
ljnie
in
mind
Hial
lhee
rewirl
nr'
cidoi'ed
aeeoi'diii-:
lo
the
noll-lienl
idea
of
tlioe
i-e.Hinlbl
for
them.
"There
were
two
or
lliree
ou!-Maudiiifi
difrieull
iue-lionji
which
J
would
like
lo
mention,
lHcaue
II
i
not
Ml
all
tmOfo'ilile
that
they
may
not
he
understood.
University
"There
wax
in
the
first
placo
tho
uver-eoiiinillnieul
with
regard
In
the
t'niv
entity
lliiihlln-'.s
and
the
u'Milti(in
could
not
he
hlatu
MUNICIPAL
VOTE
IS
LARGE
TODAY!
Fewer
Names
on
List
But
Mor
Electors
are
out
Than
Last
Year
In
il'
of
the
faol
that
there
are
?!!
e
name-
on
the
voters
Mil
lint
year
Uian
mere
were
ln(,
(en
more
ote
were
recorded
at
the
munici'Mil
election
poll-)
by
i
o'clock
tins
afternoon
than
Premier
Oliver
Urges
Railway
TWO
MURDERERS
be
Built
by
Peace
River
Pass
HANGED
TODAY
and
Not
by
Way
of
Pine
Pass
VANCOl
Yhlt.
J.i.i.
It.
That
the
r.nine.
-tiiifr
of
the
la
ifo
ireat
linteni
and
Kdnioiiton.
Iniuvegan
and
It.tl
Itaiiwa)
tlirniifrli
Die
l'ea
e
Hier
Pas
i
the
inol
mrtn;il
mi
iit.ou
o.
the
Peace
Hiver
lrau-iortalion
troblern
wa-
aeted
liv
Pie
mier
itlhVi"
at
the
H..cil
or
Trade
-
luncheon
here
ye.e
da
Wliile
it
would
un
rea-e
the
di-tiiin
e
between
Vun.
o
ixe
a
Peace
Itiverv
by
a
hundred
mile
compared
with
the
l;tie
Pa
roule.
lho.co-l,
lie
declared,
would
be
im
p
-taUr
and
:
lie
e
jzi
cering
'
iiri'ifileiiit
would
be
greatly
reduced.
".Nature
iJelf
tin
BOARD"
OF
TRADE
NEWJMMITFEES
President
Hanson
Selects
Those
to
Have
Charge
of
Work
During
Year
Following
standing
committee
for
the
year
t'.t.'G
have
beei).
a
ointe.i
ny
i'retiient
IlancDn-u.;
le
Hoard
of
Trade:
Meiitbershfparr,
l.,lolUjyJ
(Jco.
i.MHanl.
J.
V
.
cotl.
Traile
ami
(kimmrrce
is.
W.
irUi-MOi,
1.
li.
Ilew-art,
M.
M.
Jcl.achlan.
It.iilwuy
anil
Navigation
P.
lay.
W.
II.
Tobey.
L.
M.
Fuller.
Port
U.
.
riiuni-oii,
Oeorue
'n:iro.
It.
Moore.
Mining
L.
W.
1'alinore,
1.
labour.
Or.
Herein.
Fisheries
J.
Dybhavii,
C.
K.l
tarr,
H.
llreen.
-
Publicity
tl.
F.
Pullen,
Dr.
"ail
ami
F.
Iibb.
F.nterlaiument
S.
K.
(Janip-iell.
K.
C
(iihhons,
li.
Tliomspii.
Fiiiance
1.
Patersou,
Geo.
ttorie.
J.
11.
Thompson.
Freight
Hales
Heo.'
llryant.
.
o.
StewnrL
P.
Oamiila.
In-urance
Oeo.
'Arnold,
P.
t
inker.
K.
C.
Oibbons.
Civic-
Imuff.
Slnrk.
I..
O.
Lar
-en.
t'has.
Minns.
Public
Works
F.
(.
fiawson.
.
S.
Paul.
S.
K.
Parker.
'V
.
Labor
J.
I..
Christie.
S.
Kins.
I.
X.
Killas.
.
Lumber
M.
P.
McCafrcry;
It.
F.
McXaushton.
(.
MeAfee.
l.esislalive
T.
McMcekin.
"has.
Fvill.
II.
Jlreen.
HOSPITAL
WAS
BUSY
MONTH
OF
DECEMBER
Miss
Jean
Harrison,
M.N.,
lady
superintendent
id
the
Prince
Hu-pert
tieneral
Hospital,
reported
Caker
and
Sowash
Pay
Extreme
Penalty
at
Early
Hour
at
Okalla
VANUilVKll,
Jan.
li.
Cau-nonball
Maker
and
Harry
Sowa.ili,
Hie
two
men
who
helped
to
mur
der
Captain
(Silli
aad
hi
son
aboard
the
liquor
sc'jooner
Keryl
u.
off
Sidney
more
than
a
year
ago.
were
handed
this
morning
xaclly
at
7.31
at
Okalla.
Their
bodies
were
maile
available
for
"rieiul
Ah,,
are
eeinj:
that
they
have
proper
burial.
Itefore
Hie
tran
wa
pnin"
'iaker
said
somlbye
to
lliose
'ibt.ut
him.
vyhite
Suw.i-li
mere!--;dnWiisiieJ
eiwul
inner
Ellis
to
step
on
it
kid."
liaker
was
ro-louijceii
dead
seven
minute
latei
nd
Sowash
thirteen
minutes.
Iiuniu
-ili
-last
hour
this
"lorniiip
Ifaker
n-iieatclly
asked
or
Sheriff
JlcMarHii,
with
.
whom
e
conversed
lefore
going
to
(he
fallows.
Sowasii
re!a:ned
l.i.i
uual
imperiurbaltility
while
Maker
maintained
his
innocence
to
the
la-t.
"The
last
thirteen
davs
of
my
life
have
been
the
happiest
1
evei
pern
and
this
last
hoar
su
preme,
ifciker
told
the
sheriff.
Christ
died
lo
save
other
and
1
shall
.lie
to
save
two
who
will
soon
be
here
also."
Haker's
body
likely
will
be
taken
to
Seattle
for
burial.
'Fbe
"two
others"
referred
lo
by
Itaker
ore
believed
lo
have
H-eu
Paui
Siromkin
whose
evi
dence
liroii-.-iil
about
lite
convie-
:ions.
ami
t.toaries
.viorri.
whose
.sentence
was
commuted
to
life
'mprieon
meiit.
Moth
men
me)
death
hravelv
I
Maker
smokii.r
a
cigarette
unti.
Hie
last
moment.
.Major
William
Cummin?.
Sal
vation
Army
niritual
advisor,
said
Ihaf
no
ronfesiou
vvus
made
vvliite
Warden
Mc.Myun
joined
him
in
the
statement
thai
they
were
i
lie
two
coolest
men
ever
held
in
Okaila."
WALLACE
FISHERIES
PURCHASE
WHALING
STATION
AT
KYUQUOT
Christmas
Celebration
Aided
by'
-
Generosity
of
Many
People
.Vancouver
Island
Location
and
Two
Vessels
Likely
to
go
to
Well
Known
Concern
VANCotVFJt.
Jan.
It.
That
to
the
board
last
night
that,
dur-t
lnw
,,aCl,
Fls
t1,p.,.y
ing
the
month
of
December
there
negotiating
for
the
purchase
had
been
150V
hospital
days
This
wa
n
decrease
from
the
month
preceding
bul
was
larger
Hiau
expected
and
kept
Hie
.staff
busy.
Speaking
of
hospital
matters
generally.
Miss
Harrison's
report
stilled
Hint
December
bad
been
one
of
the
busiest
but
one
of
the
happiest
months
in
the
Institution.
A
grant
of
5)
made
by
Hie
board
and
?5
by
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary,
together
with
a
Targe
number
of
outside
donations,
etc..
had
made
possible
the.fiill
enjoyment
of
the
Christmas
Sea
son.
A
long
list
of
of
the
whaling
station
at
Kyu
liiot.
on
the
wesl
coast
of
'an
couver
Island,
owned
by
the
Consolidated
Whaling
YJorporqtion
of
Victoria
and
the
whalers
Orion
and
St.
Lawrence
is
reported.
The
deal,
it
is
understood,
may
go
fliroutgh
before
the
end
of
tho
week.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheal
M.C..
Silver....
donations
Dunwell
was
included
in
the
report
andjHIadstone
the
house
committee
was
re-J
Pre
mier
iiuesled
lo
find
some
means
of;
Porter
Idaho
bavins
these
suitably
acknow-iSiKer
Crest
.
b'lkjied.
Is
.it
r
lni...
Mid.
1.38
U
1.70
r
'Si,,
.i;H
,0'J
Asked.
1.75
1.55
.ar.
.ltM
1
1
.(&
Sossion
May
Last
Until
Morning
;
But
ftesult
Should
Then
be
Known
i
.OTTAWA,
Jan.
1
1.
When
:
parliament
uieeis
lo.lay
the
stage
wilt
be
eel
for
the
deciding
vote
jou
i
tie
1'ue.Kiun
of
confidence
in
'the
xov
eminent
of
Might
Hon.
W.
,L.
Mackeiuie
King.
The
vole
i
'expected
tu
be
taken
before
to-
Diltmg
ends,
although
it
may
Iday
nut
some
until
the
small
hours
of
tomorrow
morning.
What
the
vote
will
im
U
not
indicated.
The
decision
lies
with
the
Progressives
and
that
group
i
still
"vm
uncertain
quantity.
The
vote
will
be
the
most
inler-esiiiifr
ever
taken
in
the
House
of
Commons.
Progressives
Non-committal
J.
L.
Brown
of
Li?-ar.
the
only
Progressive
speaker,
like
previ
ou
Progressive
made
no
positive
statement
a
lo
how
he
would
vote.
He
characterize-?
Hugh
Huthrie'
speech
as
a
.dear
hid
for
Progressive
support.
Major
Power
of
Quebec
South,
a
Liberal,
remarked
that
the
Pro
gressive
sai
in
judgment
now
bul
they
should
remember
that
perhaps
tomorrow
6
l.itirral
from
Quebec
mizht
tothe
judges.
Or.
.Man
ion
aertcd
Hut
for
Premier
Kiiwr
lo
conlinue
lo
oc
cupy
the
position
after
being
dis-
rcdit'd
by
the
people
was
"bra
zen
contempt
of
tiif
popular
will."
INCOMPETENTS
CAUSEJDEATHS
Death
Toll
In
Wllburton.
Mine
'
Now
Stands
at
93
of
Which
25
are
White
WILMIKTOX.
OIka..
Jan.
It
Kighly-seven
miner
remained
trapped
in
the
blazing
mine
today
and
all
hope
of
their
rescue
alive
has
been
(riven
.up.
Six
bodies
were
brought
out
last
nisrht.
raisins-
the
death
toll
to
!)"
of
whom
?5
are
white
men.
The
terrific
explosion
wrecked
the
lower
level
(if
the
mine
yesterday
shortly
after
100
miners,
while
men
nnd
nejrroe.
descended
into
the
shaft.
Of
these
only
eight
nesrroes
escaped
alive.
The
stale
mine
inspector
blames
the
explosion
ou
Hie
employment
of
incompetent
men.
MINISTER
OF
LANDS
ISJOTOR.IN
CITY
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
Here
to
Discuss
a
Number
of
Important
Questions
With
Local
Interests
Here
to
discuss,
a
number
of
imiortaut
questions
witli
local
bodies.
Hon.
T.
D.
Paltullo.
min
Ister
of
land
and
member
of
the
Legislature
for
Prince
flu
pen.
armed
irom
victoria
on
the
Prince
Ituperl
yesterday
nf
ternoou.
One
of
these
questions
will
be
the
settlement
of
the
Cow
May
matter
on
which
Mr.
Pattullo
expect
lo
confer
wilh
the
new
city
council
tomorrow.
He
will
be
here
until
Saturday
morning
when
he
expects
to
return
south
on
the
si
earner
Catala.
MOTHER
OF
CHIEF
COUNCILLOR
DIES
AT
PORT
SIMPSON
POUT
SIMPSON.
Jun.
It.
Mrs.
Johnson,
aged
mother
of
David
Johnson,
chief
councillor
of
this
village,
died
early
yesterday
morning-
in
the
Port
Simpson
'
Hospital.
ENGLISH
CUP
REPLAYS
LONDON,
Jan.
14.
Jn
the
third
round
cup
tie
replays,
Ful-ham
defeated
Kverion
by
one
to
nil
ami
the
Mlakbnrn
Hovers
beat
Pic-'ou
i.jur
'j
liulhliijf.