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THE
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FIVE
KAIEN
ISLAND
WOULD
RUSH
ROAD
COMPLETE
SIDEWALKS
ATTENTION
SI.AKIIINO
,NI
(IHHIIHINO
HtO(T.i;i-
A
UH!
II
MAN
COMPLAINS
OF
TOO
INO
IIKYONI
OAM.OMAY
KAPIOH
Ml'CII
DELAY'
AMI
ASKS
'SIOHFV
ItUllKJi;
KITE
;
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r
r
9P
eompleUon
of
the
8kena
Highway
I
ftMMIM
tittn
Tel..
wl
ftuw,
T.
r
.
-
..u
rruicv
iupvn
to'
tUlloway
Rapids
Is
the
first
step
In
ine
ouuaing
or
the
road
connecting
Prinee
Rupert
with
Tenure
tract
for
the
work
I
finished
and
there
v
a
good
road
now
for
over
seven
miles
from
the
centre
of
the
cltv.
After
b
vnr
of
wear
during
which
time
it
will
have
had
time
to
nettle
this
section
will
need
another
thin
surfacing
of
crushed
rook
mixed
wtth
tar
to
make
It
a
first
rat
highway.
Oood
pr
-grew
Is
being
made
with
the
road
beynd
the
narraws
Bv
the
mrt
nt
the
month
the
slashing
will
have
been
completed
as
far
as
Phelan
and
the
pull
ing
oi
the
stumps
la
under
way.
The
neat
step
to
be
taken
will
be
the
building
of
the
Oallowav
nciniru
bridge
wtth
a
pier
on
the
Island
In
the
mnraie
oi
me
rapids.
The
Kalen
Island
road
Is
a
picturesque
one
especially
at
the
further
end
treIKrToes
TO
CONVENTION
Slit.
.MATHENOX
TO
IlKI'ltFKENT
f'lTY
AT
(I.YTIIKKIN'fi
IX
TIIAII.
The
Plnunce
Committee
Co
the
Cl-y
Council
last
evening
recommended
that
.'
delegate
be
sent
to
the
convention
'
the
Onion
of
B.
C.
Municipalities
u
ho
held
In
Trail
on
Baptember
12
and
11.
The
recommendation
was
approved.
In
the
matter
ol
the
delegate
the
name
of
the
Mayor
was
put
formard
but
Col
McMcrdk
felt
that
he
had
had
his
hare
of
trips
at
the
expense
of
the
city
M.rf
also
that
he
could
not
spare
the
time
The
city
fair
would
be
on
at
thn
time
and
he
felt
he
should
be
here
Members
of
trn
flnan-e
eommltire
ii
nd
themselves
also
unable
to
go.
ow-to
the
date
conflicting
with
the
da'.?
tt-e
Exhibition,
and
it
was
decided
'ha:
the
city
treasurer.
D.
J
Mathesou.
be
appointed
delegate
Thr
convent
ton
bar
made
arrange
-
menu
for
the
delegate
to
be
shown
through
the
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Company's
pleat
That
Is
the
largest
plant
of
Ita
kind
In
Use
British
Empire.
MAY
USE
ROCK
F0R
IMPROVING
GROUNDS
BORDEN
ST.
RESIDENCE
A
ritmrt
frrm
f
h
nu.
rH
nf
UTnb
.
Ht
taw
won
sat
of
J
C
McLennan
to:
''f-rmiaaion
to
use
some
of
the
rock
that
as
excavated
while
laying
the
wate,
maU-.eri
Burden
trset
be
compiled
wi'h
waa
approved
by
the
City
Council
lat
vaning
The
Improvement
would
be
for
the
sdvnr.iage
of
the
city
and
the
city
v
ouie
also
be
spared
the
coat
ol
moving
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
the
rock
that
Mr.
McLennan
waa
desirous
of
using.
A
retaining
wall
would
be
built
and
the
appearanoe
of
Borden
Street
would
be
materially
Improved
.
especially
since
the
recent
road
alterations
left
the
gardens
and
kawna
so
much
higher
than
before
the
new
road
waa
graded.
A
report
from
the
Board
of
Works
recommending
that
a
tlx
-Inch
water
main
be
continued
about
a
hundred
feet
weet
of
the
termination
of
the
rtx
inch
main
on
Borden
Street,
at
a
cost
of
approximately
(100
was
approved
The
present
pipe
la
only
1
H
Inch
and
Is
not
of
sufficient
star
to
meet
the
demand
of
the
locality
The
tender
of
Rose
Cowan
At
Latti
for
the
printing
of
the
street
Traffic
iind
Parking
Bylaw
at
a
cost
Of
ST5.90
we
the
only
one
received
and
waa
accepted,
on
the
recommendation
oi
the
finance
committee
to
the
City
Council
last
evening.
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Friday.
lir
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ANVOX,
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ISI.ANII,
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"'Avenue1"'
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Agent.
Prince
llu,,Bt.
.c
ii
Th?nii
if
iVckelH
sold
to
Victoria
and
Seattle,
and
l.uUuKe
elm
ked
tlirrtinfh
to
'"""""r
At
the
city
council
meeting
last
hlght
Alderman
Dlbb
brought
up
the
ques
tion
of
the
apparently
spasmodic
son
Hlruclkm
o!
concrete
sidewalks
in
the
city
and
the
effect
that
unfinished
work
might
have
at
the
time
of
tii,
Exhibition.
Preparations
were
made
for
the
work
A
building
concrete
stalks
material
wa
coughl
and
equipment
u,
era
bled
and
then
apparently
nothing
uc
done
fo
some
time.
He
bad
also
bren
interview
e!
by
citizens
who
said
ttuu
the
een-
structkwi
of
the
sidewalk),
was
gon-
isive
enough
without
this
apparent
waste.
lie
thought
that
the
work
should
e
completed
wnue
tnc
weather
was
good,
and
that
In
any
case
the
walks-should
be
ready
for
the
uae
of
the
vis
itors
during
Fair
Week.
Alderman
Rudderham
thought
the
work
might
be
delayed
till
after
,
the
Pair.
Alderman
Collart
thought
that
It
could
be
finished
befoi
the
Fair
and
be
n
good
sign
of
the
progressive
spirit
of
the
city.
Alderman
Prudhomme
thought
that
they
could
get
the
work
rushed
on
6'h
street
and
completed
before
f
air
Wtk
while
other
construction
might
be
delayed
till
later.
Mayor
McMordic
addej
that
they
had
been
expecting
the
tar-via
plant
for
several
-weeks
and
had
wired
repeatedly
but'
that
the
delay
was
due
to
the
operators,
not
to
the
city.
Alderman
Collart
wttded
a
new
subject
when
he
said
be
had
had
con.-plamta
that
the
city
was
removing
rocl;
on
the
property
of
the
Orand
Trunk
Development
Company,
on
the
north
side
of
Wayne
Place.
This
was
a
surprise
to
Hie
Council
and
Urn
ngineer
wa
to
oc
emmunicatad
with
to
see
if
such
wo
the
case.
The
whole
matter
will
be
taken
up
b
the
Board
of
Works
and
the
construc
tion
cf
sidewalk
omttiunued
with
da
regard
to
the
convenience
of
the
visitors
of
Fair
Week
and
the
stores
of
the
city.
OBJECTION
TO
TAX
ON
CITY
GRAVEL
BY
DOMINION
GOVERNMENT
A
recommendation
from
the
Pinna
Committee
that
the
Dominion
Oevero-mant
be
requested
to
amend
the
Cus
toms
and
Bxett
Act
tot
Um
eoDecttoo
of
sales
and
prcduetioa
tax
from
the
city
on
the
removal
of
gravel
from
the
city
property
for
the
use
of
the
city,
be
made
impossible,
was
approved.
Mayor
Mallard
(Matted
out
that
according
to
one
Interpretation
of
the
net
the
city
'operating
a
gravel
pit
in
Ita
own
boundaries
might
be
taxed
for
txccvatlng
the
saavai
and
etargeti
a
produ-rtion
tax.
and
then
also
oharaed
a
sales
tax
for
using
the
material
so
ax
's
vat
ed
for
use
In
otMr
parts
of
the
city.
In
a
much
as
the
Dominion
Oovcrnr
men
hJi
not
control
over
the
land
in
municipality,
they
have
xya
power
to
impose
such
s
tax
and
a)te
reeomaaetula-tlon
is
to
the
effect
fhsU
the
act
be
so
amended
that
this
Interpretation
be
impossible.
The
council
went
on
record
as
beta
ft
In
favor
of
such
a
reoanunendastoa.
DATE
MESSAGES
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT
IS
WISH
OF
COUNCIL
Alderman
Prudhomme
suggestion
that
all
wireless
messages
from
Dlgby
Island
be
sent
as
from
Prince
Rupert
wee
received
with
enthusiasm
at
the
City
Council
last
evening.
'It
was
pointed
nut
tfcavt
to
the
great
majority
or
people
the
plea
of
origin
in
all
these
message
given
as
Djgbf
Island
conveyed
nothiag
to
trie
outside
world
The
plsce
of
eftgui
tnkjht
ust
an
readily
and
with
complete
Jsffl
cation
b-
given
at
Prince
Rupert.
Thai
would
more
usefuUy
indicate
ft
pohtt
of
origin
of
the
message
and
in
merwleoltlg
thia
city
in
each
message
PruMe
Iiupert
would
get
repeated
asxl
valuable
ad
vertising.
Alderman
Prudhomm
stated
that
the
suggestion
had
been
made
to
him
and
that
he
waa
In
entire
favor
with
it.
The
council
was
in
full
nftiemeiit
and
the
city
clerk
was
instructed
to
communicate
wtth
the
Dominion
Government
nnd
with
J.
C
Brady,
M.P..
asking
tu
have
the
necessary
arrangements
made
NO
PAYMENT
FOR
COW
BAY
CROSSING
A
communication
from
R.
Philip.
deputy
minister
and
public
works
en
gtoeer
was
read
at
th
Otty
Oounoil
IssM.
wm&m
Osting
that
he
oouid
not
re
osmmead
payment
lor
the
Oow,
Ty
rossinc-
Referring
to
the
leater
tram
the
city
engineer
-on
tlie
quesjtlon
the
deputy
m
in
later
stated
that
tit
cost
seemed
to
be
out
of
all
reason.
Th
Council
felt
that
this
matter
Mad
been
delayed
too
long
Already
and
the
secretary
was
Instructed
to
pre
the
matter
for
immediate
payment.
i:sy
to
ciiooni;
Child
i
wltli
ix
nay
to
suendl
How
many
of
these
sweets
flo
1
get
for
a
'
penny?
Shopman---Oh.
six
or
seven
Child
I'll
take
sevw,
then
please.
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Candidates
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to
the
thousands
of
votes
in
coupons
and
subscriptions
which
were
cast
in
THE
PIUNCE
RUPERT
DAILY
NEWS'
campaign
on
Monday
and
Monday
night,
it
was
impossible
to
get
them
all
double
checked
in
time
for
the
vote
count
to
appear
in
today's
paper.
The
votes
are
being
checked
as
rapidly
as
possible,
however,
and
every
effort
will
be
made
to
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Wednesday's
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appear
Thursday
at
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and
we
will
do
our
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to
gtit
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