AGREEMEN1
FASStD
11
i,
lure
mijrnt
rise
as
n
the
agreement,
i
.lruary''?i.'r,nvtW'
;
,
..;!.
Id
be
nectary
that
1
Proceed
Immediately
l
!,
exercised
In
getting!
After
certain
discussion,
-the
through,
else
la
-whole
council
decided
to
proceed
at
lit
!)-
lost,"
Mr.
Mayers
'
"nce
with
consideration
of
the
.Used
that
the
city
had
'Agreement
and
this
was
done,
r
i
give
effect
to
the'Mnvor
McMordle
pointed
out
Ajlioiit
this,
validating,
that
to
date,
as
fast
progress
as
paswd.
Every
minute
PO"'blj8
had
been
made
with
the
nr'Wrirtus
and
he
urged
"tting
through
of
the
agreement.
INADIAN
flONAL
WW
r
33
TO
59
T
mI.ii
A.
Majq'r,
who
Kiant
British
Fair-
iiMiioplane
in
an
at-'
tin
in
the
air
longe
v
hours.
ItftiH..
ii't
bill
tnr
fndurarlci
Til
1TIHH
x
Mi
J
AT
SPECIAL
MEETING'S1
.t
from
page
one)
Kiiim
i)
ic,
tat
quftjrijr
k
in
getting
(he
bfaw
:
i''olo.
The
legis-'!t.
would
not
con-
viiiduting
act
until
the
SI
LK
Allt
RECORD
ami
f
uum
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GREAT
BRITAIN.
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HELGIUM
GERMANY.
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SWITZERLAND.
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ITALY
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all
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mndrrtvn
14
SAIL
FROM
MONTREAL
JULY
5th
ON
THE
S.S.
"ANDANIA"
you
Qel
GOOD
SERHCB
COM
PORTA
I11.K
STATE
ROOMS
GOOD
FOOD
OulJoor
Days
!
INDOOR..
A
DOZEN
Call
at
City
Tic
UT
Office
deal
had
been
approved
by
the
ratepayers.
Already
an
effort
was
being
made
to
havs
the
ner-
stated
that
he
and
Mr.
Pawson
were
prepared
to
deal
immediately
with
911V
cnntontirMm
-t
iad
taken
time
to
secure
the
advlcp'
of
Mr.
Mayers
and
the!
Ontario
Commission.
The
nug-Kestloris
of
the
Commission
had
'
r.y
just
come
to
hand.
On
the
suggestion
of
Mr.
Mayer
one
ameuiment
was
made
to
the
draft
delegating
the
city
engineer
to
be
the
sole
judge
as
I
to
whether
the
level
of
the
water
at
Woodworth
Lake
was
being
maintained
by
the
company
so
as
not
to
endanger
the
municipal
water
supply.
'.He
clause
BrovidJag
for
the
$150,000
trust
Jdnd
(routine
purchase
price
agatiisMdi&tHlness
i
the
cjty
onhe
JrglhtJpJt
waS
retained
in
theV
agreement
r-al-though
Mr.
Parson
stated
that
this
would
not
tif
necessary
on
passage
of
the
validation
act.
he
Montreal
Trust
Co.
was
named
as
trustee.
The
matter
of
rental
of
poles
jame
In
for
considerable
discussion.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
.wles
could
be
erected
for
$35
;nd
their
lifetime
was
up
to
18J
years,
Mayor
McMordie
thought
.hat
a
rental
of
$2.50
annually
was
exorbitant.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
the
city
would
be
renting
more
poles
from
the
company
than
the
company
would
be
renting
from
the
city,
.His
Worship
suggested
that
tb
eiital
figure
be
reduced
or
the
City
erect
its
awn
poles.
The
outcome
of
this
matter
was
that
Mr.
Pawson
ag
vaa
acceptable
to
the
council.
Concession
to
Company
i
DIES
IN
ITALY
Lady
.Elizabeth
TarnarvonJ
-J
...
ct
widow
ot
jljora
Carnarvon
and
jUter
Of.
'
illness
near
Naples.
Her
explor
er
husband
wis1
associated,
with
Howard
Carter
In
the
discovery
of
King
Tut-Ankh-Amen,
in
Egypt,
over
the
entrance
to
which
was
graven
a
prediction
of
ideath
for
those
who
might
open
the
vaults.
TOWN
OF
BARNSLEY
WENT
INTO
MOVIES
BUT
LOST
MQNEl
LONDON,
England.
Feb.
141
The
Corpo
Htion
of
Burn.sley-,
th'
mining,
town
in
the
west
riding
of
reed
upoq
a
rental
of
$2
which,
Yorkshire.
4ias
quickly
repenttid
of
its
renture
into
the,riisr4e.J)Usi-
ness.
,
Alter
a
run,
Ats
MnSfe-.10
weeki;
in
which
?SW5fttt
'tf
-
Aii-loitr.ThiP'en-
the
company
shaU
proceed
with
,terprisi.hjsiySli'.dov.n.
all
possible
dpatch
with
its
J
The
pub'te'lm
tjdp'ras
allo-
f.':der
Herbert
i
scheme
c4jir
than
at
VVoodworth
enterprise
mi
remer!v
rented
to
'
'
in
'i
aiLU
1'
liUIIbl
I
-ilfA
KIM
.
K
.
I
:
4
.
I
.
.
I.
.
.
.
a
clause
be
Inserted
to
the
efft
council,
with
a
Soclatlst
majority,
that
the
company
would
be
ex
ued
for
"any
cause
over,
which
the
company
has
ho
control."
Mr
'vvf)n
,riWarl
Jfett
the
com;
pany
intended
to
pred
with
decided
to.
exercise
their
rut
Ms
nvjntory
powers
and
use
it.fai;
th-pr?sentyj
pt
fJ.
Though
the
IrtWjht
prteet
rharjtd,
wfth
special
ill
good
faith
and
he
also
pointed!
'be"
enterpT!
1U.1
1
I
-
4-kl
a
-
!
Thn
mivi
mayor.
Alderman
F.
J
sustain.
There
might
be
un-,',rol.v.
n
interview,
said
t'int
vo;dsble
Dhvsical
circumstances
!
h
did
not
regret
that
the
exmri
-.owever,
which
would
cause
de-ay
and,
in
such
case,
the
com-any
would
have
to
be
definitely
protected
agrainst
the
$1000
a
day
penalty.
Without
this,
the
sorted
to.
Aid.
Prudhomme
endeavored
to
uve
a
clause
inserted
that
would
ment
had
been
made.
into
being;
or,
third,
by
arbftrs
tion.
i
ine
cuv
b
riirni
ul
me
a
m
company
could
not
ascept
th
the
28-year
period
to
buy
from,lh
agreement
After
considerable
Lompsny
all
the
company's
nr-discussion,
the
council
allowed;erty
situate
within
the
dty,
to-this
concession
to
be
mad.
;
gether
with
.the
property
at
)V
Other
causes
for
which
the
com-;
near-th?
Woodwo
th
Lake
devel-
nutter
of
dejay
of
.construction
'
least
12
noitht'1!
include
"Act
of
God,
ffro
or)
leart
three
months"
power
plant.
notice
on
sug-j
King's
enemies
or
expropriation
'gestion
of
Aid.
Collart,
who
ioiat-
proceedings."
In
the
matter
of
ed
put
that,
in
the
event
of
th
.
e
expropriation
proceding3,
Mr.
city
resuming
its
own
power
aup-Pawson
pointed
out
that
there
ply.
adequate'
time
Would
have
to!
VOU
HI
ue
lanUS
at
nnwaa
LAW
or
unncu
iu
inac
auaimcumiw
r
Falls
Hlver
which
the
com-
for
the
establishment
of
a
power
anv
would
have
to
obtain
and
it
plant,
etc.
Mr.
Goniales
pointed
was
possible
that
expropriation
out
that
the
city
might
find
iUflf
rnAna.
mitiM
havo
tn
l.
at
uie
enu
oi
za
years
wiinou.
ai
Assigning
Agrceirent
In
the
event
of
the
Power
Cor-
Aio
I
If.
n
A
ami
fin
it
tr
tidicn
tku
protect
the
city
against
the
com-
agrement(
an
adimionn,
pfar
imu)
kivilk
,utr
v-.vv
(.1TOvMinif
thut
"consent
shall
not
the
city
than
within
the
corpor-!lH
unreagonably
wUhheld"
by
tha
.te
limits.
Mr.
Pawson
had
no
counctl
wns
lnw,,ted
after
some
Ejection
to
regions
being
estab-,d8cu(Bion
A,dwmen
gUpporlod
lished
but
he
warned
the
council
by
Mr-
Gonsnlcs-
op:lon,
wsra
n-that
thflre
was
a
iwssibility
such't,,lne(,
to
feel
that
the
eomjwn.v
claure
might
drive
industries
wa
adequately
proWetedn
this,
awny.
In
any
case,
the
council
mauw
by
the
words
"provided
tl.at
was
holding
the
rates
within
the
lhc
aBg,nee
sat'aflea
the
council
city
down
to
a
minimum
and
of
ita
financial
responsibility
and
there
was
not
much
probability
jt8
a0Hity
to
carry
out
the
ag
ee-that
the
company
would
give
mont."
Mr.
Puwson
pointed.
put.
lower
rates
outside
the
city
lim-
however,
that
this
might
still
foave
its.
There
might
be
such
n
an
arbitrary
power
in
the
hands
forms
or
amuse-
thing
as
a
smelter
oeing
esiao-
of
the
counc
l.
lie
explained
that
ment
call
you.
nshed
not
In
the
city
but
dose
ihe
Powor
Corporation
was
but
a
iNorRocRAMVESTcoMriEii
to
it.
Mr.
Pawson
suggested.
I
holding
company
and
It
was
the
.
mater
in
our
hands.'
he
saiu.
company
10
mice
ovef
me
agree
i.
VII
W
in
inp
event
oi
me
cuy
urniuiis
.
i
tional
development
should
be
un-
agreement
clause
by
clause,
the
dertaken
bv
the
company,
or
in
council
s,ve
me
ujiuw
im
siaiu
:w
-
7.-.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
and
dE'isik
SsUt
Agents
:
Hirol4
F.
Ritchie
Co.
Iti,
Toronto
B-l
tiled,
or
eel
9
GO
TO
BED
OT
It
will
increase
your
vitality
and
sreslstieg
power
and
help
you
to
avoid
a
possibly
serious
illness.
hh
Ambalfadolf-
to
,:tW
United
v;
tT
'V
'
iS.
i
.'
iVi
1
w"
T'l
S&?!o.
aefodiiAo-
report?
4
f
U
,
V
'
I
l
'
i
'
AM
Italyl
.
,''itflum
U
from
died
afteY
a
lingering
A
ployM,i
-i.
Hsr
ccesaiui
in
us
"
-Bs&
-
-
"
IIP
9m
.
'
'
'
'
'
(Twenty
years
ago
the
monetary
wlue
of
our
mineral
output
ms
$8700,000.
For.
i9j8
the
output
ivas
valuidit
Ji7i,ooo,ooo
COXCKSSS
INFORMED
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
14.
In
the
event.of
the
company
making
lory
readings
up
to
the
point
where
jf.jnt
se
.sion
yesterday
congress
default-
default,
it
agreed
Wd
that
that
such
it
na
ro
oe
PPrmca
y
;ne
peo-
1
"
528-3rd
Ave
a
w8
was
8.u
,
,
,
,
ZmX
h
....
.
V,
n
w"
formally
notified
of
the
ele
maers
might
be
aUjuaicau-u,
..r,
ed
and
.ion
'on
01
of
iioover
"oowr
and
ana
lui
Curtis
i
a
as
s
pres
nres-
Princc
Rupert
frK,t
bv
he
water
board
of
the
reconslde
adopted
by
the
H.
C.
province;
second,
by
a
public
uti!-
council
as
the
final
step
toward
nu
vice-pemuent,
Phone
200
,
ities
commission
should
such
conw
nclual
execution.
i
,.ectively.
re-
A(5HI)
PHYSICIAN
DIES
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
14
:
Mr.
Duncan
Ilell-Irving,
agtfd
72.
who
came
to
Vancouver
in
1884,
the
first
physician
to
practice
here,
is
dead;
Our
Mining
Industry
What
romance
afid
what
solid
wealth!
First,
the
prospector
with
pick
in
hand,
pack
on
back,
an
example
of
adventurous
and
ever
youthful
pioneer
spirit.
Then
comes
the
development
of
the
property.
Money,
men,
engineering
skill,
electricity
must
all
be
put
in
before
the
treasure
can
be
drawn
out.
Again,
an
example
of
enterprise
and
courage.
Behind
all
this
activity
stands
Canada
match
less,
limitless,
unexplored
ready
to
pay
back
a
thousandfold
what
it
costs
the
fearless,
self
sacrificing
and
faithful
to
develop
her
mineral
wealth.
Without
the
application
of
electricity,
modern
mining
would
be
an
impossibility.The
Northern
Electric
Company
desires
to
pay
tribute
to
those
who
are
developing
our
natural
resources
and
.without
whose
help
Canada
would
not
be
in
the
enviable
position
she
holds
today.
This
company
taes
great
pride
in
manufacturing
some
of
the
necessary
adjuncts
to
the
successful
application
of
electricity
in
this
field
of
Canadian
development.
Northern
Electric
COMfAMV
LlHITtD
A
Rational
Electrical
Service
313
WATER
STREET
VANCOUVER,
B.C,
Sg90MDS
SAWS
The
most
economical
saws
to
use
Simonda
Canada
Saw
Co.
Limited,
St.
Rctni
St.
and
Acorn
Ave.
Vancouver,
B.C
MONTREAL
St.
John.
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