A
great
many
people
are
at
present
telling
the
residents
of
Peace
River
what
they
want
in
the
way
of
transportation.
Vancouver
has
been.
urging
a
railway
to
that
port,
Stewart
tells
them
what
they
need
is
a
railway
to
the
head
of
Portland
Canal.
Prince
Rupert
has
been
inclined
to
follow
suit
and
urge
a
railway
line
to
connect
up
with
the
present
C.
N.
R.
line
running
into
Prince,Rupert.
Each
of
these
places
would
like,
the
people
of
the
Peace
to
agree
with
its
pet
scheme.
The
difficulty
is
that
the
real
interests
ef
the
Peace
country
is
given
only
secondary
consideration.
Prince
Rupert,
while
also
inclined
to
see
its
own
inter
ests
first,
has
from
the
time
when
a
local
delegation
visi
ted
the
Peace
country,
taken
the
stand
that
the
route
to
be
followed
should
be
the
most
economic,
regardless.
TTiey
have
urged
that
the
choice
be
left
to
engineers,
and
they
have
also
taken
the
view
that
the
interests
of
the
Peace
River
farmers
should
be
prior
to
all
other
considerations.
The
local
argument
against
the
P.
G.
E.
has
been
that
the
grain
growers
of
the
Peace
would
be
for.
many
years
handicapped
should
it
be
adopted
jis
the
official
outlet
because
the
cost
of
hauling
grain
that
way
would
be
enormous,
and
the
growers
would
be
the
people
who
would
pay
the
bOL
On
the
other
hand
if
the
Prince
Rupert
out
let
were
adopted
with
the
easy
grade
to
the
sea,
the
best
possible,
the
cost
of
hauling
grain
over
ft
would
be
low
and
the
farmers
would
benefit.
That
is
the
strongest
argument
yet
found
in
favor
of
the
Port
of
Prince
Rupert
as
an
outlet.
PLAN
THE
GARDEN
NOW
Tetlav
the
Daily
News
publishes
the
first
of
an
series
of
articles
on
gardening
and
proposes
to
continue
to
do
80
occasionally.
They
are
written
by
author
ities
but
some
exceptions
wil
have
to
be
made
In
applying
them
to
Prince
Kiifwrt.
These
articles
have
aroused
a
good
deal
of
interest
athong
gardeners
in
the
past
and
doubtless
will
be
read
with
interest
this
year
and
will
tend
to
encourage
gardening
in
the
city
and
district.
Starvation
Reigns
In
China
While
the
farces
of
:!r
Chinese
are
batUing
for
military
sapr
photiupi)
above
si
w
vourt
O'lvcmmpr.:
ana
the
Japanese
he
pe"p!r
ire
-rrtrte
Thn
n
br
sdline
at
Shanghai
to
prove
conehuoveh'
that
the
pro-
clutches
ol
the
police,
and
con
Hts
"fl0
vmcial
police
are
able
to
give
qoentty
have
been
gathered
m
or:
Prince
Rupert
better
service,
at
a
had
their
toes
tramped
on.
j
lower
cost,
than
a
local
Torce.
The
public
should
refresh
their
The
provincial
pehce
agree
to
njemories
on
several
discreditable
;
police
the
city
for
the
sum
of
$10.-
-
events
that
have
transpired
in
this
000
and
one
third
of
the
Xtoes.
In
within
las'
few
years.
The,
cases
of
special
emergency
they
P"I,cr
Qla
esr
auiv
in
eacn
case-are
responsible
for
the
adequate
ta
bnsgtag
e
offenders
to
Justice,
nuHber
sea
tn
the
dry.
withe
Swefr
they
ate
sot
o
be
condemn-JSwift
any
a4UdOesal
expense
to
the
tax-
tor
-
aneveftheiess
it
kjoroHo
aayer
in
Ifee
city.
The
teapertanee
real
ese
far
the
effort
made
L
0
0
F
af
tMs
wffl
be
noted
when
tt
is
seen
e
;Mu?xeters
that
instead
of
five
pen
origtaaBy
Ttie
presef
force
should
be
re-jjuo
atate
to
the
cv
rater
out
ag-
teteed
lor
the
fesV4nc
reasons:
P.
r.
Hid
teement
owing
to
special
circsm-
il'
'Tt
v
bfH
actiTe
ta
Seal
Oove
ftonees
there
are
now
seven.
II
this
enysg
out
W
ownes.
K
of
c
were
a
civic
force
these
necessary
cxpanslflns
veuW
have
to
be
ceet
ftea
the
dty
treasury
IdBde
magistrate's
salarT.
light.
twlepbofies,
and
other
charges
system
of
policing
was
tn
force
The
city
share
of
fines
for
1930
?eus.fri,
TDKfi,
oedocTM
from
the
sua
ef
$10,000.
paid
to
the
gov-?
erament
leave
a
balance
of
S3441.46.
'
The
government
paid
to
the
city
I
the
shti
of
$522X3
for
the
keep
of
prevhietal
prisoners
in
the
ckv
As
to
the
contention
that
the
etty
'
could
be
ponced
by
three
men,
til
has
to
be
regarded
only
to
see
how'
impossible
it
Is,
if
our
property
is
to!
Mtsza.
3
They
lave
sbawe
no
favor-;
aot
which
leaves
a
balance
ot
$2,-
beet
parts,
the
best
In-SlgSS
To
this
must
be
added
thei,9n,rton
and
the
falest
opportan-
govenunems
portion
of
the
fines,
M
eneeafagemenv
This
tneans
that
from
the
Mrs-
was
born
ta
New
Or-
W
treasaty
wis'
pi
id
for
p3!lcfcV
L-
DHber
19.
186.
Her
in
1930
the
sura
of
jam.10.
This
oto-'
"
was
west
Known
si
we
soutn
vieearv
cannot
be
dene
bv
a
far.
theatrical
manager,
and
her
operating
under
the
city's
poNee
daughter
of
Rkh-
commission.
It
would
probably
;
ard
Maddern.
an
English
musician
aaorat
to
at
least
doub!
this,
if
Mmme
laQwrn-
"iree
adequate
proteetten
is
to
be
in
force
Many
Prince
Rupert
people
have
been
studying
.ed
!
,"'7
By
reason
of
the
system
'J
.YQt
to
I
catalogues
and
planning
their
gardens
and
making
pre-ioaiia
Prison.
ie
the
dimMhig
up
parations
for
active
work
just
as
soon
as
the
weather
is
suitable.
The
bright
sunshine
that
for
several
days
fol-tawed
the
fall
of
snow
indicates
to
them
that
the
season
is
drawing
near
when
they
can
get
busy.
Sweet
peas,
for
instance,
may
be
sown
on
the
first
day
when
the
soil
is
dry
enough
to
work
it
Broad
beans
should
be
planted
in
the
vegetable
earden
oon.
Preparatory
work
may
be
done
any
day
when
the
snow
is
off
and
the
foil
is
sufficiently
dry.
and
sharing
of
expenses
between
the
province
and
the
eit,
must
have
saved
the
etty
somewhere
afeowt
$990
or
$900
a
year
TbryrhaT
cJeared
the
town
Relerrteg
ta
the
report
lor
mi,
0014'
the
last
year
we
had
city
police.
R
is
seen
that
salaries
amoont
to
511,-2a.
wtna
rlxed
chanrs
of
S479.14.
totalling
J1C304J4.
Compared
to
this
m
1930
w
find
payments
to
the
been
reduced.
5i
liUlntemnee
costs
are
less.
X
thmk
thercfeee
that
all
fair-minded
citizens
sheaM
use
thtir
best
efforts
to
assM
in
retaining
errtee,
$10,009.
and
fixed
charges
Lprrs'atfrf
of
SiSSSSO,
totaffing
JS290.
The
fixed
charges
for
1930
tn-
This
requeaft
ttomM
especially
ap
peal
to
heads
of
fasriKes
with
growtag
children.
I
hape
therefore
j
that
everyone
who
has
the
best
in-
teretta
of
the
dty
at
heart.
w4H
fefch
wo
be
toetirred
whatever
wl
m
r)rcyon
Mf
and
$up.
pert
the
prevtMlal
police.
Thank-
TAXPAYER
NO.
2.
ACTRESS
IS
DEAD
tOonHseed
from
Pave
1)
years
of
age.
first
stood
behind
the
footlights
in
UUle
Reek.
Ark.,
when
she
played
in
"Richard
III"
as
the
Duke
of
York,
a
juvenile
part.
Her
4age
work
was
interrupted
for
brief
periods
while
she
attended
convents
in
New
Orleans.
St.
Louis.
Cincinnati
and
Montreal.
Despite
her
ever
changing
residence,
her
ttVMni
tea
mmA
Vittst
I
v-vav
Under
the
provtacUl
system
the
lt
.
h,r
.
city
has
not
to
meet
any
eharSeJ;woiaan
of
broad
culture
far
uniform,
equlpwerr.
autuK7
.
v
,.
,n
,
1..
hties
ot
supplies
of
any
kind.
Tolbwame
a
jUr
,
ow
J
In
1890
sir-
wa
married
to
liar-
ably
cost
the
taxp-.yer
around
$3,
tl,m
...
p,,v.
allfhm.
anA
u,.,r
and
then
tt
wwMnet
be
Jew.
equm-;
nalM
000,,
,he
retired
from
n
.a,nrr
tnT-wm:
crew'the
gUw
untfj
1894
ta
our
city
ta
the
eyes
of
tourists.
1
etc.
j
The
pnvinctal
ponce
are
trained
T)
UPAKf
CTFllTD
nen
and
uwHy
hate
experience
iijJll011yJLiv.
which
ceuM
not
be
expected
from!
looal
men
In
additlen
routibn
1
PCrsT
TPTiriM
trm
place
to
ptece
has
obvious
ad-!
IVEilU
V
1
1
vantages
over
men
in
the
same
.
ptaee
year
after
year.
t
T
.
Cannot
Keep
Work
tip
To
Btsuirements
Under
Retrenchment
Policy
have
protection
at
nights,
especial-
ly
when
it
took
six
men
in
the
less
,
te
a
etter
addressed
to
the
dly
year
of
the
city
force.
Again
If
thl
'meettn8'
CM
Treasurer
DJ.
MaUj
view
Is
taken.
Col.
McMulItn
has;,on
advised
the
council
that,
un-
tated
to
the
mayor
that
he
is
wUl-,
r
mt
policy
of
retrenchment
tag
to
keep
as
many
or
as
tew
men
f
18th.
It
will
be
no
good
ue
satisfied
and
leaving
wnicn
had
nad
been
been
decided
deeWed
upon,
upon.
U
U,
would
be
lmpoastbl
hnpossibl
to
to
keep
keep
the
the
say
MS,
Steamship
Sailings
Everybody
must
come
and
vote
or
we
will
find
ourselves
saddled
with
Fr
Vancouver
an
increased
expense
tor
at
least
i
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
l.39
pin
a
year
and
probably
not
as
effldent
service.
1
If
everybody
turns
out
and
votes
no
one
wlB
have
cause
to
complain
alter
the
election.
1
RETAIL
MERCHANTS'
ASSU
Thursday
pr.
Rupert
10
prr
Friday
ss.
Venture,
midnight
Feb.
26
as
Prin.
Mary
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sundayas
-
Catala
..
pm
Wed.
ss.
pr
Rupert
10:30
am
Fitday-
ss.
Venture
pjn.
CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
February
22
Elks
ys.
Seal
Cove.
Bagtes
vs.
Kluaketeers.
Swifts
v.
Moose.
I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Grotto.
P.
R.
Hotel
vs.
K.
C
February
29
Orotto
vs.
Musketeers.
K
C
vs.
I.
O.
O.
F.
ISfes
vs.
Eagles.
Seoi
Cove
vs.
Moose.
P.
R
Hotel
vs.
Swifts.
ESTIMATES
RECEIVED
City
Council
Asks
Scheol
Board
for
Mote
Particulars
Regarding
Expenditures
For
Year
The
city
council
last
night
r--retved
ordinary
estimates
from
the
ooard
of
school
trustees
for
the
year
1932
tot&rUng
$8500
as
com-pared
with
$8900
last
year.
in.1
:
decided
to
lay
them
on
the
table
pending
receipt
of
further
detailed
information
from
the
board
regarding
certain
proposed
expenditures.
In
brtngtfig
the
ottbnates
before
the
council
City
SotteitoT
E.
F
Jones
expreseed
the
opinion
thai
they
were
not
entirely
m
order
Xlr
Jones
was
of
the
opinion
ths;
further
detail
wuld
have
ben
school
board
was
rfnlmr
all
n
).
m
the
city
as
Is
considered
neces-
DTOpoSfd
that
,mlead
r.
.r
.
'
drawn1
'
"te
tiepartment
up
to
re-
STbeing
thwS.'ffS
.sary.
a
new
agreement
to
be
Mvntd
.
up
on
thU
basis.
Z'tFtX
tabfe
Id
tS
IS,
asf
eo
Had
the
former
system
been
sat-13?
SJfJS'S
"r
rrgnrd
to
tbS.
.sfactory
there
would
have
been
no
,
1
I
K.vi
AW
Wt
that
the
boird
need
to
change
it
Having
changed
!
l
,"MS
?
?a
mht
at
nt
a
lett
and
ratified
it
twice
at
the
polls
5
J
XTt
to
the
council
in
mpany
with
th
why
is
there
now
any
menUenot
I
S
would
reconsider
estimates
explaining
why
th
(
hanging.
The
city
is
now
as
effl-
hT,!:'.
...
.
not
complste.
cenUy
policed
as
any
other
dty
'J1'
Te
II
nn
4
Qu"un
by
AW.
e
"naace
comU5ltt
we
have
heard
of
in
B.C.
Ti
Casey.
Mayor
Orme
stated
that
h-
Our
advice
to
the
dUaens
U
to
be
j
fhad
met
the
teachers
some
ttee
isure
to
turn
out
and
vote
on
the
lairo
and
advWl
them
of
the
ab-
sol
ate
heed
for
economy
and
re
tfenehment
This
was
a
critical
year.
Aid
Casey
pointed
out
and.
If
the
dty
was
unable
to
meet
them,
II
wtM
have
to
break
salary
contract
The
teachers
should
understand
that
After
some
further
discussion,
I
was
decided
to
table
the
estimates
and
request
the
bird
for
the
necessary
further
particulars.
COTtVALUS.
Ore.,
Feb.
16:'-
Washington
State
College
defeated
Oregon
State
College
by
the
tight
score
-of
28
to
24
in
a
Pacific
Coast
conference
basketball
game
here
Monday
night
Whist
Schedule
February
IS
TJrotto
vs.
Fish
Packers.
Moose
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Legion
vs
Musketeers
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Empress.
Totem
Park
vs.
Seal
Oove.
February
23
Seal
Cove
vs.
Orotto.
Moose
vs.
Legion.
Musketeers
vs.
t.O.O
F.
Empress
"vs.
Fish
Packers.
Totem
Park
vs.
Sons
of
Nsrray
March
3
Grotto
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Moose
vs.
Totem
Park.
Muskceters
vs.
Empress.
Zjegtoa
vs.
Seal
Ceve.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Fish
JUNIOR
B1LUAROS
Feb.
18
Empress
vs
JeweJefs.
Feb.
22
Hawk
vs.
L.
of
N.
Feb.
25
Jewelers
vs.
Empress.
Mar.
1
Empress
vs.
L.
of
H,
Mar.
4
Hawks
vs.
Jewelers.
Mar.
8
L.
of
N.
vs.
Hawks.
Mar.
11
Jewelers
vs.
L.
of
N.
Three
of
five
games
In
last
night's
junior
uuuara
League
nxtare
between
League
of
Nations
and
Hawks
were
played,
the
League
taking
a
lead
on
the
aggregate
of
Individual
scores
were
a7rnV
AAtAa'
iTadnua
nf
Msa,
atven
the
council
of
lump
sums
si-
TT
Ptaved
loted
each
school
for
general
ex
wndttures
of
the
year.
The
total
of
$33,000
Included
$65,000
tor
salaries.
S1.97S
for
med
ial
inspection.
$367
for
Janitor?'
'
suDprles.
$750
for
insurance,
etc.
!
In
view
ot
the
oplnton
that
had
been
given
by
the
dty
solicitor.
Ad
CoHart
moved
thtt
the
estimates
be
returned
to
the
schow
board
for
completion.
Aid.
Macdonald
told
the
coanril
that
he
had
met
the
chairman
nf
the
sefaool
board
daring
the
d
and
Mr.
Greer
had
informed
hln
that
another
conference
was
to
be
held
wtth
the
teachers
when
tt
wai
hoped
that
an
amicable
arrange
ment
wooM
be
reached
regarding
-atary
reductions.
In
the
mean
time.
Aid.
Macdonald
felt
that
thv.
'Spring
Presbytery
Meetings
to
Open
Here
Wednesday
John
Dybhavn
Is
President
lie-elected
Head
of
Prince
Rupert
Club
tV.
II.
Tobey
Vlce-Prrsident
The
executive
of
the
Prince
Ru-
oert
Club
has
Ye-elected
John
Dyb-
page,
two
TEDS
DAILY
NEWS
.Tuesday.
February
u,
185
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Syrup
Turned
Blue
In
The
Face
He
Coughed
So
Hard
Mr.
Joseph
Laudhardt,
Melville,
Sask.,
write:
"Last
winter
I
had
such
a
bid
told
that
when
I
riirtd)
eourhinr
I
would
turn
blue
in
the
face.
I
went
to
the
druppt
end
aaVed
him
what
I
could,
ifoTpr
it,
end
he
handed
me
a
bottle
of
Dr.
WoodY
"Nco-ay
Pine
Svnip.
When
I
had
finished
it
I
felt
aja
bette
Kfekfrt
another
d
after
tiia
wu
IBasnea
1
nevpr
naq
anoiner
ccug
a
mu
wuner.
Prite
35;
bottle:
large-family
sue
65c.;
at
all
drug
and
general
ttorea;
put
up
otb
by
The
T.
Maburn
Co.,
LtL,
Toronto,
Out
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
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WHAT
PEACE
RIVER
WANTS
IN
THE
LETTER
BOX
t'KGE
RATEPAYERS
TO
VOTE
LADT
IS
OUT
FOR
PROVINCIAL
TOLICE
Editor.
Daily
-Newt:
f
In
your
columns
recently
it
was
Editor.
Dally
News
-mentioned
that
the
"Retell
Mer-
I
hare
mad
-wtoi
a
freat
eal
of
chants'
Association
went
on
record
Interest
letters
appearing
in
your
sls
primarily
tesiring
the
maximum
valuable
paper
recently
with
res-of
efficiency
and
protection
in
and
pee
to
the
replacement
ef
the
pro-from
the
police
force,
regardless
of
vtacaal
police
force
try
dty
police,
what
system
of
policing
was
In
Teu
are
likely
aware
ef
the
tact
force.
Economy,
of
course,
is
very
that
thte
agitation
against
the
pre-,
desirable
at
(bis
time,
but
it
must
sent
force
has
been
stirred
up.
to'
not
be
had
at
the
expense
of
the
a
large
extent,
by
.hose
who
hare
pprotettien
-of
rr
piopetty
and
Seen
vi&Unrrg
our
tars,
and
lave'
irtthts
TKp
frtx
riven
twlnw
wmi
therefore
thefisselves
fallen
into
the
IP
,2
8
ELKS
TAKE
.1
Washington
State
HOOP
TEAM
HEAVY
LEAD
Scored
Decisive
Victory
Over
Mus
keteers
in
Cribfcaje
League
Last
Evening
Crtbbage
League
scores
last
night
20,
Mussieteers
T
t.
O.
O.
P.
16.
Moose
11.
Grotto
KK.ofC
11.
Ba4es
It,
P.
R.
Hotel
IS.
Swifts
14.
Seal
Cove
13.
Lea;ae
Standing
W.
L.
PU.
105
84
195
96
91
96
97
9S
97
9t
97
96
93
96
94
95
94
91
8
91
91
98
91
90
99
90
87
102
87
Defeats
Oregpw
hjeore
of
28
to
M
Last
Night
in
Pa
cific
Coast
Conference
Basketball
tame
WiiLtUlutD
Basketball
Players
Return
tt
Tomn
rrorn
nnyox
Officert
i(
Athletic
Club
KINCOUTH.
Feb
y,
Way
night
a
welcoitrc
was
extended
to
tli-ball
teams
on
their
:
yox
where
they
in
t.
areat
Vlndness
and
:
the
resident
of
that
;
waieome
address
f
Herbert
Dsohm.
p-Sons
of
Kmeonth
S
KinooUth
Silver
Ba
eondwtership
of
s
played
pleasing
i-the
evening.
The
board
of
officer
Ot
KtncolHh
AthletK
(
.
h
a
tollots:
Wf
sidenL
Herbert
t
Vice-president.
Heioc
Secretary,
James
E
;
TreasFtiret,
&Bas
Mtt
'
OcneTal
manager
J"-Football
manager
Ai
Football
taptaln
He
'
DasketbatI
martag
r
son.
BaeketbaB
capUi:
coin.
Baseball
manager
P
Baseball
captain
C:
:
Oeseral
referee.
C1'.
General
coach.
Abe
A
Juvenile
athleUi
been
formed
and
a
b
aid
In
financing
was
held
during
the
c
loyable
Ume
was
pt
jla
maIUa
fMMa
Tin
.mVT
T
M
receive
1
tlonai.
.m
193;
John
May
m.V
Hawks,
'
200.
Earl
BaU,
260;
W.
Hstson.
187.
Prtmo
Vaccher,
200;
Roy
VAttt,
In
eommenting
up
Aid.
W.
J.
McCutcheoi
t.
Oamea
of
Benny
Wend
.League
dJln
'
o!
Nations,
v.
llam
Murray
?
-Hawk,,
and
Roy
Fong
and
ChrU
ZJ
ifniu
Bxva
iatii
-sw
jvlew
of
the
fact,
ttw
romc
150
merchants
ai
.
the
ReUil
MerchanU
1
rnd
a
membership
of
the
tetter
cosld
harchy
lered
lepreeentaUve
he
Ns
maHer
how
nun
-
members
the
aasuciai
n
aere
entlUed
to
con-Kk
Carey
felt.
As
far
as
.'if
District
clergy
of
the
United
jcerned.
he
could
assu-o
Church
commenced
arriving
this
cnan'
that
they
wouk
momlne
bv
boat
from
the
nnrth
i
protection
that
the
.n
nd
train
from
the
Interior
to
at
tend
the
spring
meetings
of
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery
opening
tomoT
row
afternoon
In
First
United
Church
here
with
Rev.
W.
Gibson
ot
Bella
Bella,
chairman,
presiding.
Clergy
from
points
down
the
coast
will
arrive
by
steamer
tomorrow
morning.
On
Id;
l.
lUi
ft.
Br-
De
A
E.
League
of
Nations
(LETTER
ON
v
v
rtti
1
I
alaM.r
Uil
lii
V
W
Vltll
L.CrlUllIV
IJUUdlUV
Ul
II
II
IMI
Three
Games
Plajed
Last
Night
1
and
Hawks
Are
Down
523
to
93
on
Aggregate
Score
Council
ltecdres
Letter
Tnm
Krli
Merchants
Aing
-V.
iti:t
tion
From
Present
Sirtsrtli
A
letter
Trotn
the
P
r
Setall
Merchants
As
'
pressing
opposlUon
a'
redjucc
the
number
rf
tr-..
i)reatt.
or
the
grot
would
endanger
poln'
ilast
.
nights
meeting
eaurwU.
r
t
z:
t
r
1
T.
:
A-"
finances,
of
the
city
wet
a
7c
and
no
more.
The
letter
Wat
then
orfr
-tor
future
reference
1."
Trades
Licence
Bylaw
Amended
Clly
tounen
Wm
No
l.or.
Coll
Roth
Wholesalers
and
facturrrs
Levies
ham
president
of
the
club
for
thellkc,ent
fe
of
$50
Inste
ensuing
yea
t.
W.
II.
Tobey
Is
vice
president
and
Walter
Hiime
has
been
re-elected
secretary-treasurer.
TOTHEK
REPORT
Langsra
Overcast
moderate
southwesterly
wrnd;
sea
Choppy.
Triple
Island
Overcast
light
westerly
wind;
sea
moderate.
Dead
Tree
Part
cloudy,
calm;
barometer.
30.40;
temperature,
46;
tea
smooth.
The
city
round!
last
Initial
readings
to
a
bv'
fng
ihe
Trades
Lhtci
'
wherrby
mall
taanni
the
city
will
be
require
to
pay
wily
the
who-sui'
-i
to
pay
both
this
and
fadurets"
licence.
It
was
felt
that
there
w
dustrtes
of
sufficient
'
1,1
ernces
brine
collected.
If
the
byUw
could
be
amend
at
any
Ume
rticn
cfrrnti
w.ni
'he
li-
t!."n
t.itu-e
mltht
seem
to
warrant
It
The
amendment
to
tire
-lowed
a
recent
complslnt
J.
Clapp
at
having
to
pay
M
11
ence
tecs.