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and
untlef
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COAL
ORDER
IS
AWARDED
Albert
&
McCaffery
Given
Business
.
By
School
Board
The
school
board
last
night
gave
the
order
to
Albert
St
McCaffery
for
the
supply
of
fifty
tons
of
Nt-nauso-Wellington
mine
run
coal
at
ffl.90
per
ten
for
Borden
Street
School
and
ten
tons
of
Nanalmo-Welllngton
sacked
lump
coal
at
$11
for
Seal
Cove
and
W&ttvlew
Schools.
The
tenders
were
as
follows:
C.
C.
Ketchum
Bulkley
Valley
mine
run.
$9.25;
Bulkley
Valtey
lump,
$9.75;
Bulkley
Valley
(uiip,
sacked,
$10.20;
Mine
Head
lump.
racked.
$11.50.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
CMsidy
Wellington
mine
run.
$10.50;
Ed
son
lump,
sacked,
$11
Albert
St
McCaffery
Nanalmo
Wellington
mine
run,
$4.90;
Telkwa
mint
run,
$9;
Nana
bno-Wellington
lump,
sacked:
$11;
Tfewa
lump
sacked,
$10.50.
Casey
Carta
teRulkley
IValley
mine
run,
$10.20;
Nanalmo-Welling
ton
washed
pea,
$8.50;
Bulkley
Val
ley-Nanaitno
Wellington
combination.
$9.34;
Jasper
hard,
double
rcrecned,
$11;
Bulkley
Valley
lump,
sacked,
$10.75.
PhilpoU-ErUt
Nanalmo-Well-lngton
mine
run.
$10.24;
Jelkwa
mine
run,
$10;
Nanalmo-Welllne-ton
lump
sacked,
$12.60;
Bulkley
Valley
lump,
$11.10;
Foothills
sacked.
$12.50.
Mr.
Ketchum
was
present
at
the
meeting
and
spoke
briefly,
urging
the
board
to
give
Telkwa
coal
a
chance.
He
strongly
recommended
this
coal
and
offered
to
give
the
board
a
ton-load
trial.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
December
10,
1911
Neither
Mayor
William
Manson
-nd
Aid.
J.
H.
llildttch,
chairman
I
of
the
board
of
works,
are
able
as
lyet
to
state
whether
or
not
City
i
engineer
W.
M.
Davis
wtll
be
able
I
to
carry
out
city
work
on
which
h;
ibid
lower
than
the
contractors
I
within
the
estimate.
Aid
J.
H.
Hlldlleh
la
moving
wo-storey
house
on
Centre
Street
I
which
he
purchased,
to
a
new
lo
cation.
j
Rt.
Hon.
Arthur
J.
Balfour
has
been
crowded
out
of
the
leadership
of
the
Unionist
party
In
England.
IV
i
M
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MAT
IVM
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THE
TOILER"
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mTsTS
havs
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t'M
auto
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a.
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-TO
rwr
rv-
Mrs.
T.
M.
Spencer
Will
Not
Seek
Re-Election
to
Board
of
School
Trustees
Mrs.
T.
M.
Spencer,
member
of
the
board
of
school
trustees
foi
four
years
and
for
the
last
twe
years
chairman
intimated
at
las'
night's
board
meeting
that
she
would
hot
seek
re-election
to
the
board
following
expiry
of
her
term
next
month.
In
making
the
Intimation
to
this
effect,
Mrs.
Spencer
voiced
appreciation
to
the
principals
present
at
the
meeting
for
the
co-operation!
they
had
accorded
her
during
her
service
on
the
board.
She
hoped
and
believed
that
the
work
would
be
carried
on
in
the
future
as
smoothly
cud
harmoniously
as
it
had
been
during
her
four
years
on
the
board.
In
a
brief
reply.
D.
H.
Hartness,
principal
of
King
Edward
High
School,
expressed'
appreciation
on
behalf
of
himself
and
the
other
principals
for
the
splendid
manner
n
which
Mrs.
Spencer
had
carried
out
her
office.
Her
attitude
had
al
ways
been
sympathetic
and
helpful
md
her
decision
to
retire
from
the
board
was
much
regretted.
CONDITION
OF
PUPILS
IN
SCHOOL
'Continued
from
page
one)
least,
of
the
numerous
cases
of
un
dernourishment.
The
presence
of
decayed
teeth
Is
a
real
menace
to
a
hild
s
health,
and
It
would
seem
to
ne
that
some
step
should
be
taken
by
the
school
board
to
impress
up-!
-n
the
parents
the
need
for
proper
Cental
hygiene.
"Next
to
teeth
you
wil
lnotice
hat
defective
tonsils
are
the
chief
offenders,
and
perhaps
a
word
of
explanation
would
be
advisable
here.
It
Is
obviously
impossible
for
school
doctor
to
find
out
to
what
wtent
a
child's
health
has
been
'
nf
ferine,
from
disturbances
which
-nftht
be
traced
to
tonsils,
without1
talking
to
the
parents.
For
this
reason
any
tonsils
which
looked
at
all
suspicious
have
been
reported,
'n
the
hope
thjit
(fee
parents
would
take
the
question
up
with
their
family
physician
and
ascertain
If
the
tonsils
are
at
fault.
"The
High
School
pupils
are,
on
the
whole,
very
healthy.
The
sudden
1rop
In
the
Incidence
of
defective
reth
and
tonsils
means
that
thej
periodic
health
examinations
of
the
-ast
have
produced
results.
"In
closing
I
should
like
to
make
j
two
recommendations.
First,
I
have
found
that
a
great
many
of
the
children
show
evidence
of
poor
lung
;
expansion,
and
I
believe
that'
breathing
exercises
practised
daily
'n
the
class
rooms
In
both
Public
I
ind
Hish
Schools
would
produce
beneficial
results.
Secondly,
In
the
"ourse
of
the
examinations
two
active
cases
of
chicken
pox
were
discovered
attending
school,
also
sev
eral
cases
of
fcables
or
Itch,
and'
offie
of
acute
bronchitis
running
a
temperature.
It
is
obviously
Impossible
to
expect
the
teachers
to
detect
these
ensvs
but
It
Is
lust
at
obviously
eslrable
that
our
children
rhould
not
be
exnosel
to
these
various
infections
unnecessarily.
To
that
end.
T
would
urge
the
appoint-went
of
a
full-time
school
nuree,
lust
as
rocn
as
the
funds
are
available.
This
would
susoly
a
check
of
Infectious
diseases
breaking
out
In
the
whools.
and
the
nurse
could
also
follow
ud
the
recommendations
tent
to
the
parents
each
year
and
sec
that
they
are
acted
upon.'
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