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S-2
--
VKI,
I
COUNCIL
TALKS
OF
PEACE
RIVER
Proposal
of
Mayor
to
Embark
Upon
Extensive
Money
Spending
Campaign
Not
Favored
COMMITTEE
NAMED
Data
to
be
Obtained
Through
Joint
Effort
of
City
and
Hoard
of
Trade
Mayor
Newton's
promised
proposal
In
the
-matter
of
taking
action
with
a
view
to
obtaining
for
Prince
Rupert
the
Pacific
coast
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
I
valley
was
not
received
with
favor
by
the'
city
council
on
its
presentation
at
last
night's
meeting.
Hi
Worship
suggested
tbe
advisability
of
appropriating
a
sum
of
$3,000
for
the
purpone
of
retaining
an
engineer
who
would
gather
data
with
a
view
to
establishing
the
(
;
city's
case
for
presentation
to
tbe
au-
!
jUiorltlea.
The
council
unanimously
fen
that
the
same
Information
might
be
!
svalUble
without
Involving
any
such
targe
financial
outlay
and
It
was
decided,
rather
than
accepting
the
mayor's
suggesUon.
to
appoint
a
committee
of
the
council
which
would
act
with
a
similar
committee
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
to
devise
ways
and
means
of
proceeding
with
the
matter.
Mayor
Newton
presented
to
the
council
correspondence
he
bad
had
In
connection
with
the
matter.
The
first
letter
was
from
A.
Brldgeman.
North
Vancouver
barrister,
who
cMbned
to
be.
a
practical
railwayman
of
experience,
who
)
had
referred
the
mayor
to
an
expert-
enced
engineer
who.
for
the
time
being.
!
was
deslroiis
that
bis
name
should
not
b
revealed.
This
engineer
could
see
great
savings
In
lth
matter
of
construction
and
operation
If
a
line
were
buUt
from
the
Peace
River
to
Prtnee
Rupert
rather
than
to
Vancouver
and
was
will
ing.
If
the
city
waa
Interested,
to
make
the
nesessary
Investigations
and
take
up
the
case
on
behalf
of
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert.
!
Two
letters
from
the
engineer
In
ques-
tlon
were
then
read.
After
referring
to
the
advantages
possessed
by
Prince
Ru-
FATHER
lUVTEN-
I
VE
COTTV
TICKET)
TO
dEE
A
j
rt
.
.a.
n
i-i
r
V
1
-
f
U
t-il.
86.
A
TltfcAT"
"t
R
NftJ
I
VKOT
THE
TICKET
rwi
MB
OV6RCOAT
J
.
i
1
POCKET
"Ltf
th
Cluk
KircJwfM
help
ymT
To
Grow
Strong
.
requires
good
food,
ft
Clerk's
Pork
and
V
Beans
contain
in
a
most
accept
We
form
the
nutritious
f
t
elements
required,
and
also
the
precious
vitamlnes.
Children
usually
prefer
them
to
other
foods.
Their
rost,
about
3c
a
liberal
serving,
makes
them
most
economical.
'Sold
rir
r-
j
pert
in
the
matter,
this
engineer
stated
!
his
willingness
to
embark
upon
tbe
j
work
on
behalf
of
Prince
Rupert
for
a
fee
of
$3,000
In
four
equal
Installments
:
itarting
on
December
l.
1837.
if
aurveys
ware
to
be
undertaken,
additional
ap-
j
propria
tlons
would
be
net
net
rs
rs
sag
sag
but
it
i
would
be
Impossible
to
o
ascertain
ascertain
them
'
Immediately.
Tbe
engineer
also
recam-
mended
that
Mr.
Brtdgeman
be
retained
I
at
a
lee
of
$1,000
by
the
city
of
Prtnee
;
Ruptrt
to
take
up
tbe
case
at
Ottawa.
If
he
was
engaged;
Mr.
would
first
oome
to
Prince
Rupert
and
then
proceed
to
IUselton
with
a
view
1
to
making
investigations
cf
a
proponed
route
from
Finis;
Forks
tp
that
point.
'
He
would
then
go
to
Ottawa
to
lay
the
nutter
before
the
government
and
pas-
i
"ibiy
to
Montreal
to
consult
with
rail-
way
authorities.
If
$300
were
wired,
he
would
Immediately
leave
for
Priacc
Ru-
cert.
mm
m
y
'
Dependable
adio
Socket
Power
See
the
Universal
A-B-C
Socket
Power
Unit
in
action
before
you
buy.
Hear
the
difference
it
makes
in
reception.
Note
its
quality
and
the
features
that
make
it
so
convenient
and
satisfactory.
Works
perfectly
on
all
standard
sets
and
eliminates
all
bother
about
current
supply.,Absolutely
automatic,
silent,
dependable.
Also
comes
in
A,
B,
A-Bnd
B-C
units
,of
equal
jnerit.
Ask
your
dealer
to
demon-
1
strate
them.
.
,
-
,m-
i.
..,.,.
.
His
Master's
Voice,
LtA
Halifax
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Calgary
Vancouver
IN
NIV
Another
letter
from
Mr.
de-
clared
that
the
wbost
Peace
River
d,l-.rict
heartily
endowed
Prince
Rupert
as
lu
terminal,
seeferring
It
to
nj
other
pott
on
the
coast.
He
thought
Frlnee
tufert
woula
ao
be
tamed
at
UtUWa
U
he
city's
case
were
laM
pro
perly
bsfcre
the
goniinent.
NO
.M
TIIOKITY
CKjr
SoUeUor
E.
P.
Jonea
nprnw
iba
vtaw
Uiat
the
cauncU
had
no
au
UtortAr
spend
raotwj
in
suetv
a
manner
a
bad
been
auagssted.
It
w
not
vUMr
Uie
purview
of
municipal
powers.
Mayer
Newutn
urged
tbe
oouncll
not
ump
at
tbe
eoaetuatan
that
he
had
no
power
to
spend
moeey
In
this
way.
He
believed
that
tbe
Peaet
River
u
so
important
a
matter
in
connection
wltto
.be
future
of
Prtnee
Rupert
that
waya
and
means
ahuuld
b
devlred
whereb)
the
attuatlon
cauht
be
met.
Surely
there
waa
no
uk
in
throwing
cold
water
oil
.be
proposal
si
tbe
out
I.
He
urged
tbe
.ouucil
to
concentrate
on
tbe
matsai
afcd
devite
some
plan
whereby
reaulu
.night
be
obuined.
The
mayor
then
went
on
to
relate
how.
in
company
with
8.
E.
Parser,
he
had
had
interviews
In
Vaneouvei
with
Mr.
Brldgeman
and
the
englneai
in
question.
He
referred
to
other
un
dertakings
wMa
which
the
engineer
haa
been
Identified.
He
was
apparently
s
skUled
man
who
waa
well
In
touch
wit.
the
situation.
Thss
eagtneer
had
state,
that,
if
southern
lines
were
pursued
tbe
Peace
River
country
would
never
bt
properly
served
thereby.
It
was
essentia
that
tbe
outlet
,
should
be
much
far
ther
north.
There
were
other
valuaM.
aeaa
that
would
be
opened
up
by
i
line,
which
would
also
be
tbe
shortest
leaotng
toward
Prtaee
Rupert.
Such
a
line
would
,
probably
oome
out
at
near
Hazelop,
in.
no
oau
farther,
oast
than
than
Vanderhoof
Vanderhoof.
T7".
No
TIME
TO
l.oK
The
mayor
urged
that
there
was
no
time
to
be
lost
If
Prince
Rupert's
east
was
to
be
submitted
at
the
next
session
o!
parliament
when
the
matter
would
undoubtedly'
be
taken
up.
He
was
oon-
vinced
with
the
capability
and
enthu
slasm
of
this
engineer
In
the
matter
ol
a
line
which
would
land
near
Prince
Rupert.
If
the
proposals
of
this
en-
g:neer
did
not
appeal
to
tbe
council.
pcMlbiy
seme
other
engineer
might
be
obtained.
In
any
yue.
he
urged
that
immediate
action
be
taken
to
sectire
the
-lata
which
Ottawa
would
require
in
K-IS
UNDERSTAND
thi-
i
Can
t
mrslD
Mt
M
urn
fKl.
nm
V
anted
For
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
ana
tct
lop
vHh
tbe
case
for
tMs
pert.
AM.
Jos.
Oreer
heartily
enootted
the
Jea
prenentad
by
toe
mayor.
The
time
.as
away
overdue
whan
Prtnee
Rupert
hsNsM
take
some
act
too
and
da
some
vol
tnstlmg.
Baste
ways
aod
means
aat
be
avallsMe.
Tbe
arty
would
get
lothing.
If
It
slid
not
go
after
It.
Aid.
Tinker
agreed
that
it
had
casus
o
a
point
where
rt
was
necessary
to
lo
something.
He
suggested
and
moved
to
that
effact
that
a
committee
be
-
minted
by
the
mayor
to
act
Jointly
with
i
similar
committee
from
tbe
board
oi
trade.
ruu:i
ro-nrnttTioN
Aid.
Stephen
felt
that
the
proposal
'
the
mayor
was
one
that
needed
more
than
posting
consideration.
The
13.-000
was
mentioned
only
as
a
fee
and
it
waa
impossible
to
sMImste
other
ex
penditures
that
might
be
ntvolvad.
Last
AprU
he
(AM.
Stephens)
had
been
a
member
of
a
delegation
that
had
vlal-ed
Edmonton
and
conferred
with
Prettier
brownlee
at
Alberta
and
has
cab-net.
It
was
the
Isststpratattoo
of
the
Islagatea
taat
the
government
of
Alberta
.as
of
the
opinion
tjtat
Prince
Rupert
vas
the
proper
and
log
teal
otstlet
for
Ae
Peaee
Rlvar
oauntry.
He
had
-under.
tood.
from
sanvsesaSton
with
the
mln-jiter
of
railways
of
that
province,
that
'
i.
he
Alberta
government
had
practically
the
very
data
taat
tt
was
psoposed
by
tbe
means
suggested
by
the
mayor
to
nwwn.
hatklna
inMn
a
n
sUMk
t.SM(jns
It
aarmslsi
I
tjm
ss
aaaas
af
wa
sssaw
vjmw
s
srisrjwvvi
aw
vwia-a
be
but
good
business
for
the
city
coun
ei!
to
appoint,
a
committee
to
co-operate
wtth
a
oommHtee
from
tbe
board
ol
trade
and
obtain
such
data
sa
was
pos-muni
by
.the'
government
of
Alberta
He
Van
convinced
of
the
attitude
of
the
Alberta
govefnmeirt
fsom
the
Prmce
Rupert
point
of
view
and
was
well
sat
isfied.'
He
agreed
that
there
should
be
Immediate
action
and
he
believed
this
would
be
the
most
logical
line
of
action
He
felt
that
the
city
should
not
and
ponibty
woild
not
hare
to
spend
money
In
such
a
way
as
had
been
sug
gested.
With
the
asslatanre
of
the
lo
cal
board
of
trade,
these
at
points
along
the
railway
tine
and
the
Alberts
government,
he
felt
that
the
oae
could
be
Just
as
effectively
presented.
V.llli:i)
VIKIYN
Mayor
Newton
could
not
understand
how
the
board
of
trade
could
be
expected
to
obtain
results
when
no
money
was
available.
Aid.
Jos.
Oreer
felt
that
Jt
would
be
wise
to
formulate
a
plan
before
taking
up
the
matter
of
financing.
Aid.
Tinker
pointed
out
that
the
ef
fact
of
his
resolution
would
be
to
i-
vfaa
the
neeesssry
ways'
and
,meanAv
Aia.
mepnens
expresoea
tne
opinion
trtst
the
information
could
be
obtained
by
,
mall
Mt
H
was
-proposed
to
pay
3,ooo
and,
perhaps
more
forj
sugeeia
Dy
Aid.
eiepnens.
tbe
mat'
ter
could
be
more
eoonomlcally
snd
perhaps
more
effectively
dealt
with.
He
seconded
AM.
Tinker's
motion.
After
some
further
discussion,
tn
the
course
of
wttfeh
Aid.
Stephens
pointed
out
that
the
deputy
minister
of
railways
of
Alberta,
a
practical
railwayman
who
had
gone
over
the
ground,
was
probably
tn
possession
of
the
data
required.
Mayor
Newton
appointed
the
committee
to
con-list
of
Aid.
Stephens
(chairman).
Aid.
Joseph,
Oreer.
Aid.
Cl.
.
P.
Tinker
and
himself.
The
board
of
tra-ie
will
be
Immediately
communicated
with
In
order
to
have
Its
committee
appointed
and
an
Immediate
start
made
on
the
Investigations.
nr
inuanun
run
EMPLOYEES
OF
CITY
IV
lit
Ion
I'rrenlrd
by
lire
le.nrlniriit
lent
Mailer
Afirctlng
all
in
Sliinf'clpal
Service
A
petition
from
the
members
of
the
fire
department
requesting
the
council
to
put
into
effect
here
recent
legists-t'on
of
trie
provincial
government
regarding
r-jmpulsery
superannuation
of
c:vic
employees,
the
same
to
tske
ef-
feet
January
1;
1928.
was
received
hv
,n
unnamed
creek
flowing
Into
an
un-the
named
bay
the
south
bank
of
P6rt
wie
council
taat
m.ht
.
.
.
on
council
last
night
.h
and
-Z.
!
referred
to
Chsnal.
ofahsm
Island.
Oueen
Charlotte
me
nuance
oommutce.
The
petition
was
slsned
bv
D.
H.
Mcrior.M
t,,
n..i,.
1
Frederick
Rnnwr
HiibV,
oi.t.
.
:
R.
Mac
Donald
nn.ui
newmp
oxnto
1
tv.t
the
le;;!;-
lanon
referred
to
would
embrace
sll
I
TCKET6
FX,
Movj-
I
:
i
7
By
George
McMa?,
FOR
SALE
I.
FOR
SALE.
A
REAL
OHHMTMA
WANTflD.
Special.
Oerhard
HetBlsanan
Plafar
Piano.
Secondhand
at
MjM
on
terms.
Walker's
Music
Store
tf
city
employs
The
petition
of
toe
fire
department
waa
anwfty
the
first
Step.
AM.
Brown
(eitnat
tt
waa
saaMsr
that
should
be
given
serious
tion.
The
iubsswi
had
adopted
by
tbe
municipality
of
South
Vancouver
and
the
city
of
Vancouver
waa
considering
it.
He
tiadsintnsd
that
it
would
operate
along
similar
Unas
to
Workmen's
Oompe
neat
ion.
employer,
and
enpliyeea
pusting
up
a
porllon
On
motion
of
AM.
Jos.
Oreer.
snoond-ee
by
AM.
Brown,
tbe
nuattar
was
referred
to
tbe
finance
eommittea.
CRIBBAGE
LEHGUE
iroitn
Mill
lading
br
Margin
wf
Our
IVlHt
Prince
Rupert
CMbbags
Legu
re
sults
Ust
nlsjbt
were
as
follow:
Grotto
is.
Osmadiaa
legion
IS.
Oraag
ledge
1-0.
sans
of
Osnatda
17.
New
Empress
Hots
M.
OH.
Op
seating
17.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
16.
C
N
Mecksfl-lea
tl.
St.
Anomw's
It.
Macae
14.
I
Leugiir
Talile
W
L.
Its
AOnHo
8
3
g
C.
N.
Operating
7
g
7
Moose
6
.4
Frtot-e
Rupert
Hotel
4
a
Gold
Stotsge
t
New
Empress
Hotel
5
ft
S
Oanadlan
Legion
S
S
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Mechanics
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St.
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Orange
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8
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SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS
SAILING
FOR
SOUTH
In
order
to
accommodate
those
dealr
Ing
to
go
south
for
Christmas,
Cans
dlsn
National
Steamships
announce
that
the
ss.
"Prtnee
ttufert"
wttl
sail
southbound
Thursday.
Decern
her
as,
at
10.00
pjn.
instead
of
an
tbe
regular
schedule
Friday
morning.
This
'boat
will
arrive
Vancouver
0.00
ajn.
sntur
dsy.
December
34,
making
eometloiu
Iwttb
boats
and
trains
or
Vlcksrla
and
reealtle:..
In
order
to
perform
this
serviea.
this
steamer
will
sail
fo
Anyos
snd
Utawart
st
t
oo
p,m.
WedBfsHsji,
,rrssa
.-l
inalei
'
TSlri..
iMurnlng
from
tbe
North.
arriving
here
70
pjn.
Thursday
December
22.
,
,
Accommodation
on
southbound
sail-Ing
U
fast
being
Uken
up.
and
It
U
sutgested
those
going
South,
make
reservations
early
at
Crty
Ticket
Office,
Third
Avenue.
Phone
300.
398
NKW
M.(H1AN
(OXTfST
There
was
a
meeting
last
night
of
the
slogan
committee
when
It
was
decided
to
close
entries
on
January
18.
tbe
slogans
to
be
limited
to
six
words
'
In
kngth
and
referring
to
Prince
flu
pert
exclusively.
The
meeting,
wnleb
was
held
tn
tbe
offices
of
DjMiam
Ac
Han
son,
was
presided
over
by
P.
O.
Daweon
Advertise
In
The
Dsllv
News
LAND
ACT.
NOTICK
OF
INTENTION
TO
AITLV
TO
l.ltSK
ltNII
In
Prince
Rutiert
Lan'd
Recording
Dis
Tlct
snd
situate-
on
.tbe.
southwest-cor
ner
of
sn
unnsmed
bay
on
the
south
bank
of
Port
Chinal.
Oraham
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Arthur
Robertson
of
Msasett.
rn
nrruiutian
a
lumber
man.
Intends
to
annlr
for
a
lease
of
the
lollowltu
described
lands:
Commencing
st
a
post
planted
about
one
chain
westerlv
from
the
mouth
of
nnds,
Province
cf
British
Oolumnia;
tnence
t
chains
southerly:
thence
to
thenre
4
chstns
nor-
therly
to
the
shoreline:
thence
following
not
ment.
snd
':ontainlni'
3
seres,
more
(r
less.
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October
6,
1927.
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