Inquiry
Into
City
Administration
Unnecessary
Western
Music
Show
Planned
by
Centre
One
of
the
most
varied
shows
I
ditions
of
western
swing.
best,
in
musical
entertainment,
In
recent
Prince
Rupert
enter-
In
Taller's
own
words,
"If
it's
j
don't
miss
the
great
show
and
tainment
has
been
planned
by
laughter
you're
after
and
the!
dance."
of
the
piuaue
was
made
nor
and
have
no
basis
in
fact.
Instead
of
being
censured
the
clerk
should
be
complimented
for
the
arrangements
he
made
and
the
action
he
took.
These
resulted
Taller
O'Shea
to
be
presented
purchase
of
a
Packmastcr
unit
lor
garbage
collection.
This
difficulty
arooe
chiefly
through
the
minutes
of
Council
being
incomplete
respecting
certain
features
both
of
an
essential
and
of
a
subsidiary
nature.
As
an
example
in
the
Civic
Centre
on
July
21
Prince
Rupert
Oaiiy
News
Tuesday,
July
14,
1953
,ued
from
Page
1)
Ithe
equipment
'
from
,
manufacture
to
Prince
b
C
,
as
has
been
done
Olal
cost
of
$10,082.83,
$ng
to
$1,262.78
in
ex's
i
he
$8,820.05
approved
jhcll.
lurch
'9.
1953.
anober
'
.
,,
.
1
1
,
in
the
city
obtaining
the
services
were
any
indications
found
that
personal
gain
or
violation
of
the
oatlis
of
office
had
occurred.
Conclusions
In
arriving
at
conclusions
one
must
view
the
operation
as
a
whole
and
also
pay
some
regard
to
personalities
as
well
as
actuating
motives.
It
Is
also
advis-
of
a
consulting
engineer
more
and
22.
The
performance
can
be
divided
roughly
Into
two
categories
Crackpot
and
Conservative
with
the
accent
stressed
on
Crackpot.
"Big
John"
Bauvis
and
Little
Bambl
do
some
accordian
stvl-
of
this
can
be
cited
the
fact
that
,
expeditiously
than
otherwise
the
original
purchase
minute
might
have
been
the
case
and
(later
superceded)
makes
no
this
without
in
any
way
lnfring-menttnn
of
freight
charges
or
lug
on
the
rights
of
the
Council
freight
allowances
nor
of
a
truck
'or
exceeding
his
instructions,
in
h
we
oeueve
10
uc
iuo-
ble
to
give
some
consideration
;onsuinaicd
by
Aiucr-
cnaa&is;
this
tatter
was
an
essen-
passing
It
should
be
stated
that
I
to
the
manner
In
which
duties
rreu
uuuii:
uciii
vtt-
lngs
and
a
highly
versatile
tinl
part
for
a
complete
unit,
on
the
said
engineer
did
not
charge
are
discharged.
February
9,
1B53,
according
to
the
Prince
Rupert
for
his
time
or
all
while
the
time
spent
in
Prince
minutes,
the
Counril
intended
-to
i
his
expenses,
as
he
might
quite
j
Rupert
was
only
limited
and
pre-
Ihe
Board
el
woiks
ii
y
without
knowledge
,
il
at
a
daily
rate
of
us
expenses
to
Wlnd-
,
show
is
promised.
The
group
has
been
well
re-
'
celved
throughout
Western
Can
anv
exhaustive
stuoy
purcnusc
one
-yaru
livuuu
i
piupcriy
hhvc
uone,
wr
ur
rem-
I
clurieel
si
...
-"
Packmastcr
at
a
cost
of
$6,550.00
ada
and
the
northern
states.
tive
to
the
period
he
was
In
lhere
did
emerge
certain
very
1,
The
uouncu
uevi.-r
plus
3
8.8.
&
M.A.
Tax."
A
ref
j'rince
ttupcri
prior
to
tne
paso-
cd
this
-
expenditure
They
have
been
playing
to-1
definite
Impressions.
erence
to
the
quotation
of
the
lug
of
the
resolution
of
his
op
An
attempt
will
be
made
to
re
In
nothing
about
such
(lure
which
amounted
cord
these
but
without
any
indi
Northern
Machinery
Limited
discloses
that
such
figure
was
the
cation
as
to
priority
of
Importance.
-
pointment.
LedinKham
Reservoir
Contract
As
the
features
about
v.hlrh
verbal
complaint
was
made
are
hi
and
no
satisfactory
Jtion
has
been
forth-,io
IhU
date.
1
...
.
II..
f
t
4
price
at
Vancouver,
B.C.
As
there
If.
a
"Deduction
for
Freight
.
.
.
$075.00"
it
is
reasonable
to
as
iai
The
atmosrchere.
ceneral
SYBIL
BENNETT,
a
George
town,
Ont.,
lawyer,
who
heads
the
national
women's
organization
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
party,
carries
a
famous
Conservative
name
into
the
present
political
campaign.
Miss
Bennett,
49,
a.
distant
relative
of
the
late
Viscount
Bennett,
prime
minister
from
1930-35,
Is
making
her
second
attempt
to
return
the
family
name
to
the
Commons.
gether
lor
tne
past
tnree
years.
The
cast
Includes
Len
Pyder,
Little
Bambl,
John
Bauvis,
Taller
O'Shea
and
others
who
have
been
featured
on
many
tours
and
appearances
with
Wilf
Carter.
Hank
Snow,
Ernest
Tubb
and
T.
Texas
Tyler.
Len
Pyder,
the
steel
guitar
exponent,
has
amazed
many
audiences
with
his
brilliant
ren-
sume
that
the
price
at
the
factory
bound
up
with
the
matter
of
icr
Illegal
praciira
iui-y
Council
In
the
past
i
their
failure
to
have
nuts
for
payment
ap-
contractual
rights
and
as
the
council
seems
to
nave
acted
after
obtaining
legal
advice
it
is
not
hy
Council
wnicn
we
tone
and
efficiency
of
the
office
staff
appeared
much
bolter
than
it
has
seemed
on
the
occasion
of
some
former
visits,
(bi
Too
much
of
the
time
of
the
city
oterk
Is
taken
up
In
dealing
with
matters
which
strictly
speaking
do
not
devolve
officially
upon
considered
advisable
to
discuss
to
be
contrary
io
we
i;,l
Act."
iuii
verbal
complaint
was
at
that
time
according
to
that
bid
a
figure
of
$5,875.00.
On
March
9,
1953.
according
to
the
minutes,
the
Council
decided
to
purchase
"a
Fargo
truck
and
a
Lrarh
Packmastcr
unit
from
Rupert
Motors
at
a
cost
of
$8,820.05
.
.
."
Again
a
reference
to
the
letter
of
the
firm
submitting
the
new
bid
is
necessary
to
obtain
a
better
understanding
of
the
proposal.
In
this
bid.
the
factory
respecting:
same.
Installation
of
Drain
and
Catch
Basin
on
Burden
Street
From
Water
Loan
Bylaw
Funds
readers
A
general
meeting
Trince
t.
.illation
of
drain
and
This
complaint
really
arises
Heckler
Ousted
From
Meeting
At
Edmonton
from
conditions
being
disturbed
ii-basln
on
Borden
n't
from
Water
Loan
by
the
laying
of
a
water
main
on
Rupert
Shoreworkers
Locu
U.F.A.W.U.
in
the
Mctropo'.e
Hall,
Thursday.
July
16.
at
7:30
p.m.
All
members
are
urged
to
j
funds.
price
of
the
Packmaster
unit
is
$5,655.00.
The
latter
it
will
be
him.
I
(c)
The
prestige
and
efficiency
ol
city
council
Is
being
hampered
by
too
great
a
tendency
to
review
all
committee
actions.
(d)
There
appears
too
often
a
conflict
as
to
the
relative
merits
of
technical
observance
of
rules
and
the
En-eral
welfare
of
the
city.
(e
Business
Is
reasonably
well
ks
hired
without
autn-
,tlim.
seen
Is
$220
lower
than
the
figure
cT.tr,unu
irn
cimi
win.
'.
Bivenu.
iiuoi-i
Borden
Street
and
the
attendant
oucstion
of
restoring
sufaee
conditions
to
their
former
state
with
settlement
of
how
casts
shall
be
borne.
Apnarently
the
Municipality
in
this
Instance
followed
arrived
at
on
February
9,
1953.
Iii
thlr.
connection
trment
was
submitted
I
n
should
be
noted
that
to
the
istcr
St.
Laurent
carried
his
Pulp
and
suiphite
Union,
campaign
into
Saskatchewan
,
li0cai
708
general
meeting,
today
after
his
first
bout
with
j
Wednesday.
July
15,
7:30
p.m.,
hecklers
at
a
meeting
here
Legion
Auditorium.
Interna-Monday
night.
Itlonal
Representative
Stan
h
was
claimed
to
be
figure
of
$5,855
must
be
added
rrcct
with
the
com-
$1,165.05
being
cost
at
the
factory
nunts
making
special1,
of
the
Fargo
truck
(Including
inner
lo
the
fnet
that
(trade-In)
to
arrive
at
the
figure
the
policy
of
restoring
surface
conditions
at
the
expense
of
the
j
activity
disturbing
those
conditions.
8uch
a
derision
Is
not
conducted
and
no
grounds
were
disclosed
for
the
A
filled
hall
of
about
1.000
:
Green
will
report
on
concilia-:
Mayor's
firm
had
sup-
holding
of
a
public
Inquiry,
j
p,,rsoru,
attending
n
rally
In
this
j
Hon
proceedings
to
date
and
j
nf
J,1R'0.05.
Additional
expenditures
incurred
are
stated
to
have
been:
open
to
question
as
It
is
within
,
i
lie-
tiu
ks
but
tmiK-
Recommendation
capital
of
Social
Credit.
Aiwrm
results
or
provinc.e-wiae
siriKe
I
cienr
llml
no
oujcc-w.is
being
taken
to
THIS
NOT
MISS
That,
the
finance
committee
broke
Into
Bn
upronr
as
tne
i
vote.
IX)
Installation
charges..
$
3.3.
AM.
A.
Tax
(163c)
,
balcony
critics
rawed
the
71-
j
MEETING.
the
competence
of
the
municipality
to
ro
decide.
Truck
Hired
Without
Authorization
The
members
of
the
Coinmun-
fx
removal
cnarp.,..
115
00
295.32
183.18
pive
consideration
to
the
matter
of
authorization
by
the
council
fa)
cenerallv
covering
pav-
irtncHu
of
minutes
or
nil.
vcar-old
prime
minister.
Mr:
St.
Laurent
Interrupted
his
attack
on
Social
Credit
policies
to
reply
OPTOMETRIST
lty
Ratepayers'
Association
pro-
Alderman
Ootncz
fare
to
east
Alderman
Gomex
24
days
at
$17.50
....
Oas,
oil
and
iilay
was
spem
iiiv-;ii-
ments
which
of
necessity
lo
tne
ilecklcrs.
4'J0.00
jduced
a
statement
purported
to
have
been
prepared
by
the
Munl-
must
be
made
prior
to
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
11.
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
242.64
jcipal
Of
tire
staff
showing
trucks
r
various
transactions
.its
about
which
com-il
liern
made
as
well
as
the
methods
and
pro-ti"lna
followed
In
the
I-:
of
Ihe
business
of
the
Bub-total
U.271.M
Subject
to
anv
adjustment
rcla-
hired
to
November
30
during
1952
with
an
allocation
of
the
charg-
s.
Much
point
was
made
Mint
faint
was
not
correct,
and
thnt
the
Mayor's
firm
had
participat
Appealing
to
Ai'jerta
voters
o
support
tho
government
Aim.
10,
Mr.
St.
Laurent
repented
statements
he
had
made
at
pre-
vinus
British
Columbia
and
Al-
j
berta
gatherings
that
Solon
Low,
national
Social
Credit
leader,
had
called
former
United
States
presidents
Harry
Truman
and
Franklin
Roosevelt
passing,
such
as.
payrolls,
freight
charges,
light
accounts,
and
to
obtain
benefit
of
discount
in
those
cases
where
authorization
for
ordering
exists,
(bi
specially
in
those
Instance.-,
where
ch"nucs
e
to
the
allegations
live
to
Installation
charges
and
lilalnis.
the
correctness
of
an
error
or
Inrsdny
rvenlng
a
meet-
;
$1
in
origlrfal
tender,
the
laid
hr
committee
of
the
rinwn
oust
Prtne
Rupert
op-
ed.
These
complaints
are
of
a
potty
nature
as
Illustrated
by
the
,
fact
that
Whalcn's
Cortage
Ltd.!
s
neia
during
wnini
pears
to
oe
iiu.uvu.i.
la
an
Incorporated
company
Ithe
Items
of
complaint
According
to
the
clerk
he
un-inmhlv
discussed
and
at
fortunately
made
an
error
on
"the
great
betrayers
of
humanity"
"How
about
f
rei'!ht-rnte
e'pial-
?
hich
received
$218
40
for
servi-tes
In
a
llt-t
of
rM
firms
hunt
should
not.
be
issued
nrioi
to
passing.
(c)
generally
covering
all
cases
iif
any
not.
coming
within
(at
aud
ibl
y
f
endeavored
to
ronvey
Mnreh
9.
1953.
bv
not
Including
h"ion
that
too
much!
in
ihe
resolution
of
that
date
an
lining
occupied
lit
bick-
estimate
of
freight
costs
at
$101)0
ballon?"
one
of
the
balcony
critics
shouted.
Mr.
St..
Laurent
ing
In
amount
from
$1,248.50
to
S1!.00.
There
'was
no
error
in
dollar
distribution
but
In
respect
of
"snow
removal"
201
hours
appeared
whereas
the
correct
number
of
hours
was
"1.11."
An
error
of
this
nature
could
easily
have
bcn
rectified
by
a
visit
to
the
city
office.
Correctuess
of
Minutes
of
Council
Tills
Is
in
rTJalltv
n
complaint,
hIso
observed
that
be-
j
although
such
floure
was
iiiciun-ng
Victoria
I
was
In-jed
in
a
minute
of
the
Board
of
the
opinion
that
the,w0rks
committee
passed
at
a
ore
not
of
such
nature
meeting
of
such
committee
held
uirc
mx
presence
and
on
March
5.
1953.
From
the
forc-
Informatlon
obtained
I
going
it
will
Sx?
seen
no
overall
iv
visit
ronfirmed
the
;
estimate
of
the
proposed
expen-it
such
an
opinion.
irtiture
can
be
obtained
from
the
(ct
deciding
the
form
to
be
followed
In
presentiwr
.
items
for'
approval
.try
the
council
so
that
thi
inlr.utescijDtaln
a
rfij
cord
readily
reconcilable
with
the
voucher-record.
This
could
be
tn
the
nature
of
a
listing
of
all
expenditures
for
a
'
period
(not.
necessarily
in
complete
months)
(SHIS?,
suggested
he
hire
a
hall
to
expound
his
theories.
The
audience
tolerated
the
heckling
until
one
man
shouted:
'
'
"How
about
the
West?
How
about
the
West,
ymi
old
goat?"
Tile
audience
shouted
at
the
hecklers,
to
ro
home,
hut
Mr.
St.
Laurent
sucgestrd
they
be
allowed
to
stay
and
"learn
something."
When
the
hecklers
were
finil-1v
escorted
out,
one
of
them
technically
there
have
j
rn'mites
of
the
Council.
Oun&'V
IF
yOU
WISH!
tines
from
sound
pro-
Trip
ef
Aldrrman
U.
l.me
of
ex-Alderman
J.
W.
Pruskv
and
,
t
...
I
....,.
Kt,,i-,,iailu
,
2
am
convinced
these'
.Ta
Take
Delivery
of
Pack.
her
Keen
nf
deliberate!
m..ii.t
I'nlt
nd
Firco
Truck
I.
Ill
K
lllllll'l
IIHkUlC.
nviuiniy
In
addition
lo
the
natural
shade,
now
you
can
have
Westminster
Tissue
in
colors:
green,
.
pink
or
blue,
in
color-matched
packages.
and
Indicating
those
payments
made
under
general
or
special
auth
r
from
ulterior
motives.
I
On
March
5.
1953.
the
Board
ol
errors
in
minutes
wouiu
oe
-
,
i
so.
their
correction
Worku
committee
passed
a
reso-1
reeled
at
the
meeting
whin
such
permit
of
the
smooth
jt
ion
recommending
to
the
minutes
are
adopted.
In
this
in-,
nf
civic
affairs
without
council
that
a
Fargo
truck
and
stence
the
error,
if
such
It
be,
orization
and
those
to
shouted:
i-
..t
..nll,
;
vnu.
getting
sor
oe
maue
nuuwiiucnuj.
i
,
.
what
are
ingof
confidence.
'Leach
Packmaster
be
purchased
,
occurred
.
in
tnc.rainuiei
oi
.ny
OCf'll6ttoltt(lllWrbekytf;tf;4-.ftlbinc4j
(,
STABLISHEI)
'from
Rupert
Motors
at
cost
01
last
council
meeiiiiB
""'
come
come
part
part
of
or
the
tne
mm-
min-
pnoneys
hnn.v.
Go
Go
bad
Dnck-
to
Quebec";
utcs
by
way
of
exhibit:
!
hecklers
Inter
venience
certain
obsrr-I
$fl820.05'.
that
the
cost'
of
the
won
attended
m
nis
capa
ny
ill
be
made
when
deal-IpBrkmastrr
be
defrayed
from
Alderman.
At
the
meeting
or
arh
Item
of
complaint.
General
Revenue,
and
the
Fargo
adoption
tx-Aiacrman
rnT
Accounts
t
truck
be
paid
from
Land
Snlesj
was
not
a
member
of
the
council
Identified
himself
as
a
member
of
the
Young
.
Social
Credit
League.
i
cm
used
Is
designed
to
Revenuc:
that
the
freight
on
:
and
therelore
rouiu
not
omcmuy
time
of
the
Council
In
both
WRS
not
U)
exceed
$1080:;
raise
any
obieetlon
on
the
sroro
Loud
applause
from
the
audi-
the
motion
of
approval
being
in
total
only.
A
distribution
of
charges
tn
balance
with
each
listing
could
be
supplied
each
member
of
the
council
for
Information.
That
more
care
be
taken
to
S
each
Individual
c-;BWi
tltnt
if
a
saving
rould
oe
of
incorrectness.
Minenu
ence
greeted
the
end
of
Mr.
h:
Laurent's
speech.
.
'
depends
upon
the
m.ap
Aldrnnwn
oomca
was
ui
were
nipuu.-u
ur
t.i-
n
of
a
voucher-cheque
be
BUthorlzed
to
oo
to
Windsor,
there
docs
not
appear
any
means
nd
tthmohv
the
views
of
Ex-Akter-
Measure
Intelligence
ensure
that
resolutions
pre
"-Jrllt
s
by
classification
and
;rtrlvc
the
truck
and
unit
to
Prliw-j
ir.nn
Prusky
can
be
translated
Snglam
J,n"land
s
'no
action
and
the
minutes
al-L
sented
to
the
council
con-,
FOHTHEND-ON
in.
.1?
'
M
-
Uiv'Ml
the
essential
facts
:
(CP)-The
local
education
com
An
essential
feature
Rupert.
pnrllnir
nf
Mie
slcrnature
4
-
-
The
resolution
as
passeo
u-iBu.
;
,
.
,1,
I
,H
mnv,io
alul
Oirci;iloll-,
.
inin.ru
im.-
U1JM'
a
(,,v....,v.
i
of
the
chairman
ol
nnt.
presented
txi
the
co-ineu
ann
summary
...
.
.
aiT..,
.
tests
to
the
ndamcntal
prin-'
hlch
eives
electrical
AAVW
tith
of
miuec.
Such
signatures
onlvPthe
matter
of
"purchase"
For
convenience
a
su.nmRrv
of
:
h.flCTc.t".!
,nCShaek-
.
the
pages
I
examined.
9nA
-funds"
seems
to
have
be-n
findhig.
Is
,
g
;
ven
"""ou
n
-cnunclated
ward
children.
The
machine
1
iLai..
"in
it
r
rfii-
rnimi1nn-M.il
i
1
I
.t
been
the
practice
to
nirCUSscd
formallv
,na
x
u..t.
'-f
-
"
pv
""..f
,.Municlpnl
Act"
re-!
for
research
Into
"psvehogol
Bunnell
piiftn
ui
njiv,
incre
ll
llinu
uwuu"
fnr
nayment.
either
in
members
of
the
Board
oi
worn
elusions
rcaiiicu.
ceive
continuous
rccogni-
vanic
reactions
on
enucanunmiy
t(on
i
sub-normal
children."
.
n
..nnn,Mnrla
I
If.llS
'
-
zaZdL.
Inilints:
I)V
item.
This
docs
not
nmmiiten
thought
the
other
;
fnouio
iii'--
ivu,i,ini"-",.
"
1
no
exrndltures
hnve
members
of
the
Council
were
be
adpoted
I
feel
they
will
do
luthorization.
Support-
..
,.-
of
what
was
contempiaieri
.
JOHN
H.
1.
Accounts
have
been
paid
without,
prior
authorisation
of
eovmeil.
-
i
-'
2.
Committees
ha"C
Incurred
expenditures
beyond
statu
lis
are
receiving
ntten-
8n)
hio
thonrht
the
committee
:
much
to
obviate
questions
arising
as
to
the
actions
and
intentions
nf
members
of
the
staff
and
BULGER
Ihe
treasurer
and
ac-
roui(i
sctt.le
details
ot
a
purrnns.;
i
:irc
both
of
the
opinion
p,,proved
by
the
Council.
How-
j
little
wrong
wtth
the
cvpr.
Alderman
Casey
Is
emph-i-j
f
vnnrier
nrenarntion
in
ihsl
he
did
not
know
the
limit
of
$50.00
without
members
of
the
council
as
well
tory
..
r
,
J2
as
affording
protection
to
mem
ent
of
accounts.
Both
bers
of
both
.groups.
This
report
must
not
conclude
without
recording
the
cheerful
IvMvlr'
St
figure
used
In
the
resolution
of
the
Council
was
not
an
Inclusive
f
one
nor
of
the
Intention
to
hnve
j
Alderman
Oonvw
proceed
East..'
The
Cnminunlty
Ratenavers'
l
hat
chemies
are
not
unless
supporting
docu-''iidlng
accuracy,
charge
Iii
1858,
Hi
tteomboot
"Surprise"
becom
the
first
vessel
to
corry
possengen
up
the
Froset
Riwr
U
Mopt.
flcntlon
are
in
order
nutliority.
3.
rurrhase
of
Icach
r-ack-mnslr
war
no'
handled
n
judiciously
nor
as
carefully
as
It
should
hnve
been.
4.
Trip
Fast
nf
Alderman
Gomez
to
bring
Fargo
truck
and
Packmastcr
unit
to
Prince
Rupert,
was
not.
such
e-
tn
rllsnnnlifv
Aldermi"
Gomez.
No
finding
fts
to
iTonrlety
or
as
to
living
al
b
asked
for.
no
general
Association
went
much
further
minner
In
which
every
person
approached
responded
to
my
cn-riuiries.
Respectfully
submitted,
B.
C.
BRACEWELL,
Inspector
of
Municiptlities.
lhlrd
Avenue
ohr
Su.qer
Ltd.
lis
or
bylaws
were
pro-
than
Alderman
Casey
and
aiicg-
Pering
authority.
I
can-
pa-
-that
Alderman
Gome
was
fre
there
are
none
but
the
"PncnEed
bv
the
Board
of
W..rki
fins
none
were
produced.
0t
this
City
without,
knowledge
seems
to
be
pmecci
nf
r'nuncll
at
a
oany
ra.-
j
the
annual
Estimates
ttn
i,,s
expenses
to
Windsor
lowance
rate
is
offered
as
these
are
not
matters
for
iitliturcs
as
sufficient
ot,"
Had
such
been
the
case
for
nnvinent:
to
this.
)hC
claim
of
lllcizall'y
would
hv'
Is
added
the
effect
of
brn
substantiated.
Alderman
the
Inspector
of
Municipalities.
5.
That
the
hiring
of
ihe
con-kiiIII""
rneliirer
"
bv
Hi"
Muttons
ordering
pur-
qomez
did
not
receive
any
re-1
be
made.
muneratlon
for
his
trip
although
iidtor
is
of
the
opinion
u
w
ld
"""
allnwnnee
In
1904,
William
Braid
founded
15.C.'s
first
distillery,
and
established
the
standard
of
quality
that.distinguishes
B.C.
Double
Distilled
Rye.
Discover
for
yourself
why
B.C.
Double
Distilled
is
preferred
by
British
Columbians
for
its
superb
flavour
...
its
light
body
and
mellow
smoothness.
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
LTD.
Designed
with
'0''.'
a
new
foot
.
Encourage
system
of
accounts
and
0f
J:17.50
per
day
plus
the
amount
bv
Council
Is
adequate;
0f
j,is
fHre
to
the
East,
and
costs
that
reconciliation
be-
or
KaSi
0n
Bnd
Incidentals
In-
ie
voucher
record
and
rurrpH
it
Is
stated
by
the
clerk
your
child's
first
ilep
in
safely.
CANADIAN
WHISKY
Wa
is
achieved
without
rt
rnnflrmed
b-
the
auditor
f
:
and
he
does
not
find
tvt
aetnnllv
Alderman
Gomez
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
f
council
and
neither
the:
f..-
.
hM'
'-.erson
had
usurped
the
authority
j
or
Instructions
of
the
coun-
j
cil
in
this
matter.
I
6.
The
Ledinghiim
reservoir,
contract
is
a
matter
which
should
be
and
has
been
i
handled
by
the
council.
1
7.
In
the
mutter
of
the
Installation
of
drain-and
catch-busln
on
Borden
Street
Nm
Water
Loan
Tylaw
funds
the
Municipality
acted
within
Its
peroeatives.
8.
In
the
hiring
of
trucks
the
usual
procedure
was
followed.
p.
Question
of
correctness
of
:
minutes
of
council
cannot
now
09
-pffectively
raised.
10.
That
no
charge
of
wrong
cioiiiu
in
the
ordinary
sense
frry
to
rtuestlnn
exnendl-
id
not
charge
or
receive
living
irrnunds
of
llloirallty.
aiiowoncc
for
the
full
number
of
I
Mite
r.vnendltnrs
1
doys
lie
was
absent
from
Prince
iflitures
(hennd
IM
;
9nMrt.
The
amount
of
$17.50
I"
limit
of
$50001
have
.e
rate
allowed
delegntis
on
et
v
rln
without
s-ne"irie.
or
niislnes.s
this
rate
Was
flvrri
Authority
of
the
Counell.
.,,.Pr
n
(ho
snm"
day
thnt
the
'.illivr
should
bn
read
In
i,)PR
()f
Inking
delivery
in
the
I
of
the
general
remarks
Kast
was
first
mentioned.
From
f
passing
of
accounts,
ennulrles
made
I
m
satisfied
'.'Instances
will
be
dealt
same
was
the
result
of
eo-tnei-r
dence
onlv.
kmaster
Purchase
,
Engaglnt
of
Consulting
,
difficulty
was
exneriene.
Fnrlnepr
k
-
l'
The
Distinguished
Products
of
British
Columbia's
First
Distillery
DOU8LI
DISttUES
.
B.C.
EXPORT
.
C.
KESERVI
B.C.
SPECIAL
B.C.
STERLING
LONDON
DRV
GIN
With
JUMPING
JACKS
you
can
be
sure
that
a
child's
foot
needs
are
completely
attended
to.
c.
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
'
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
'
i
'
tlvlnr
nt,
t.h
exnet
pn-l-
The
charges
made
In
this-con-
0
0
'
c
affairs
respecting
the
vction
arose
from
uppcuruncei
i'
i