l. from Ilolmll" 949"“

“Ms yg, liasowslrs u» or Arenmll. '1 p i island O - - s1 GAME _ y League lfiuiglltl at Arena = Vs. 917"“ B‘ ' _,_ lit-At the sun- ... of m.» mini Bank Gauthier. action on 0,, r...- 8147.98 includ- '=' “h, being tried before ult and -l $1117- ufllg‘; Cgfifnsanmuel Bach Dcnaldlllld others. I m, victory Chimes, ac- = °ww wuss, came up yes- oragd “m, adjourned till the crill- _I,- 1 1 AWAVS A horse Tjmool taxlTl-rlvor took “o standing at tile rail- "bt yoslerdoy morning and “Pagan up woymoutb Street. ‘ d o... city before boinl; muuA mdy who occupied tho mt mood before the outfit ' ‘worry distance and receiv- ‘m “puking up.-—ln, tho after “realism-rs llorso made l1 aawoy itlflilli Croat Goorxo {lull through Queen Square. __ M, progress was stepped aw banks.

llllllslll

b Public Auction. at. tlijllrlu-illlllllgi‘, in Charlottetown ueons Coliaty. in Prince Ed- ‘ Inland’ m. Tuesday, the 18th or l-‘ebrullry, A. 1).. 1924. ill hour of twelve o'clock noon. THAT parcel of land. situate Lot l-‘orty-leight. in Q1188!“ 1y, bounded and described as wardcgmmflllfllllfl’ at the eas- boundary of laarls now or for

in postlesswn 0t Nioholflii “sun, on the boundary lino of l hiplrForiycillllt and PONY- , rind running from thence enst g said boundary lino twelve as and eighteen links, and ox- ing north from those two (l; by parallel lines 1'0!‘ the i118- or t-‘lfiviifllydllli chains. and doing by estlmllilml ninety- and one-half (92%) acres oi‘ l a little lnnro or less. saving excepting thl-rcout the itali- i flllil Public Road expropria- , nnli bciug the land described n ludentllre of ‘Lease dated the t November, 1839, between tho tract-s of lhll Estate of Peter lirisay SlCWilft deceased ‘and r Bailum. lso in a Deed front Otllllilil-Wlflllttl’ of Public Lands iiiiam illliil-iu listed ‘liitlrOc- r. 1883. , . e above sale is made under by virtue oi’ l1 powor of sale tiled iu a certain ladonturo orlgagc. bearing date the 25th of September. A. D.. 1922, and between Hiram Robertson. ownai, in Queens County shore , lannor. and Beatrice Robert- , his wife, of the one part. and ph lizllleul. of Pownal store- . gentlemen. of tho other part, ult hailing been made in pay- l- oi the interest secured there-

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r further particulars apply to can it llclfinacn, Solicitors, Ill iitllir Building, Charlotte- n. P. ll l. tod this 21st day of January,

' JOSEPH setters M071. K 9-l-22-Tuc4l. n m

Qmunl'H0mEL

WATER STREET OHARLOTTETOWN

This popular Hotel his been completely renovated and m. furnished throughout and offers very com. lortullle accommodation to tho travelling public.

The table is upco- llliy i904 and Q10 pub-

irc courtcousiy "Nd for. "l" $3.00 a day.

Bruce .1. TAYLOR. Manage} “

Charlottetown Hotel 0o, Lin, “Perl-Mon ' i. *+»0o0-c¢ooo¢o+0 QUEEN HOTEL

l£;,,*‘{‘,““'"n. Bristol; R. A. ; H M lsll; w. L. Clock. Hali- ' “My. Halifax; A-

if ‘ ' " l‘. ill-gin“

Estimated value of

' oyster regulations . . . . . . . . . .

Lobster Cannery License Lobster Extension License .. Lobster Fishing License . . .. Cannery License (Fish) Special Fishery License .. .. Quahaug License Oyster License

Smelt Bait-net ..

Smelt (lill-net. .

No. of vessels

CflFfYlliK Smacks l

-Vc_sr 1923 1922

1923 ' 1922

l 1922

1929 1922

192.1 lass

1933

1922

1923 1922

1923

1.922

1923 1 922

1923 1982

1923 1982

NOTE: - All-Install; locals

cost five MB per word. payable in .

advance. ueewzlrs vs. sumvlcneloa

Crystdls to-nlght at APQIL.—~IL

CELEHUATEO HIGH MASS’-

Jlsv. Gavin Moaallhcn celebrated his first l-lixh Mass at 5t. Dunst. en's Cathedral Sunday at 11 o'clock ‘Iiho young Priest was att Revs. Maurice McDonald once Smith, the laltter preaching an eloquent and impressive sermon on the priesthood. The choir rendered‘ Leonard's Mass in B fiat. in the evening the Holy Hour was conduct ed by ltev. M. Francis.

ended by and Laur-

Siittistifi Review

(Continued from P1186 1)

ulations 1.;

seized 8269.00

PNIOGUQIOIII

T0111] 301111161‘ 47

....'-1.--ll.-

Violations.

Re lobster regulations . . . .. . . . 26 ' salmon regulations ..

' trout regulations . . . .

smelt regulations . pollution of streams .

t

_ 47 Licenses issued

. . 197

102

2373

Fishing Bolts and Vessels .. El

. .158 .. 1425 7

Men and Women Employed

No. of man employed . . . . . . . 8754 No. of women employed . . . ..

972 Capital invested

V0880“. boats. nets. traps,

csnneries, fish houses, etc. . . . . 81.291392

QUINN! and Landing Value of

Fish Caught In 1922 and 1923.

Grand total 1923 . . . . . .. 81,616,200 Grand Total 1922 . . . . . .. 1537.462

increase over 1922 S 78.798

Cod -.-Qunpltity 27.291 cwt 31,493 cwt

Value 831.563 '44.069 Decrease 4.202 cwt. 312.506 Haddock 785 cwt 958 cwt.

168 cwt. Hake and Ousk

10,970 cwt. 15.748 cwt

8m. mo

Decrease 8 462

928 s 10.194

8 15.900 Decrease 4.772 cwt. 85.100

Herring 53.304 cwt. 38,407 cwt.

s 50.162 s 48,528 increase 13.897 cwt. $15,034 1 Mackerel sass cwt. ms cwt.

Decrease 4881 cwt.

8 11,213 41.011

S 29,891

Salmon 34 cwt 19 cwt. increase 15 cwt 8 052

Smelt: 9784 cwt. 9442 cwt. 04,878

increase 842 cwt. 818,672

Trout 97 cwt. ill cwt.

8 970 598

.70 cwt. 8 372 Eels 83 cwt. ‘209 cwt._

lacrosse 3 555 1195 ‘Decrease 126 cwt. 8 040 Tom Cod iil4 cwt. 248 cwt.

380 OWL

3 1.2193 $88 incroaso S 505 Clams and Qulhaugs 508 bhls.‘ 90 bbls.

increase 488 bbls.

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LAND IUH-

A a -—1I-&1-Infll.

'-—'- began her patrolling duties on Ju-

8 83,551 -

nancnmmnrnuowsooshhlsl

1928 1922

Decrease

Tongues and souoo. 5 owt

10 7 owt. ‘ 0

__..___.

2 clrt Increase 837

Annual. civic [legion

(Continued from Page 1)

to 10 3-10 miles of combined curb and gutter on the sides of improv- ed streets.

Also on Prince St. there has been laid 8,404 square yards of z loci,

Fish Oil 2830 gal. mo qlll.

Decrease 3200 gal.

1923

1922 ‘ 680

1,855

s 1.01s l

Oysters 4085 bbls. 5211 bhls.

Decrease 1176 bbls.

1923

m, 425.880

94.525 9 8.689

Lobsfars 43.844 cases 42.171 cases

Increase '1.il73 cases

1923

1922 81.291364

> 1.254.550 8 36,844 Lobster-s Bold in Shell - 9.76s cwt. $97,680 2,891 cwt. 23,710 increase 0817 cwt. $70,954

Lobster Pack By couosio,

1923 1922

192: “"88 (‘e 1900M 68.508 8554.783 1922 kllloll Co. 10345 caseo 4:41.450 increase 26551.4, ‘ooooo

1923 9914 cases 8296.191 922

1 West Prince 96.70%. cases 286,952

373.333

“lest Prince

increase 2891A. (53,503 $9,239

1927] East Prince 5119,95. eases 8146.481 1922

East Prince 7772 cases 229,900

Decrease 205.2%. cases $89,419 loss

Queens Co. 9810 cases $290,909 1922

Queens Co. 842374 cases 256.248

834.801

Lobster-s Sold in Sbeii 192’!

increase 198fi% cases

‘V097. P117100 Co. sell cwt. 852.410 » 192 West Prince Co. 1677i cwt. 15,996

increase 3568 cwt. $36,714

1923

East Princo Co. 488d cwt. $8,800 1922

East Prince Co. llll-i cwt. 10,980

increase 3202 cwt. $39,180

1923

Qucons Co. 141 cwt. 81,410 1922

Queens Co. 34 cwt. 940'

increase 107 cwt. $1.970 Tomoilcy 211 cases

134 cases

1923 1922

szsaz 1008 increase 'l‘7 cases $924. Fisheries Protection Service , The Patrol “Richraon<l" was in charge oi’ Capt. Thomas Bagloie and Assistant Fred McKinnon, and

ly 12th after been made ready for sea: she continued patrolling until December 14th, when she was laid up in her winter quarters at Ellis River. The following seizures of lob- stol- gear were made:- Year. 1923, 1400 fsthomo rope. 192 tnlps. 2 crates. 7 anchors. Your 1922, 2900 fsthoms rope. 688 traps, no crates. no anchors.

it will ho noticed that there is a considerable decrease in the am- ount of gear seized which may bo attributed to the fact that the Pat- rol "Rlchmond" rendered most sf- ficient. service. successfully frus- trating st the outset any attempt made at illegal fishing. it is safe to say-that so long as Captain Baglole and his assistant are in charge of the above mentioned Patrol there will he very little il- legal fishing carried on in Rich- mond Bay.

BIRTHS’

McDONALD-Jsnudry 20th to Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McDonald a son.

JACKSON-At St. Avard's, Jan- uary 7, ‘i924. to Mr. nnd- Mrs. Charles Jackson a son. Cliftordfld- ward.

F” nealnll

WiLSOW-At the home of his par- ents. 119 Oxford Street. Portland, Maine. of pneumonia. Curtis Ed- ward Wilson, agoll 11 months. in- twat son of l-Jdwnrd and Annie S- Wilson.

The financial statement shows

the satisfactory balance of 81.531.- 59, which, added to the bank bal- ance on band. totals 88,528.88. The sinking funds are all on a perfect.-

ysound basis. (loan. Moran. referred with sat-

isfaction to the grant for high-

to December 31st 1923, was:..

Horse and, Carriage Tax . . . . . . . . . . .. Auctioneers’ Licenses .

Bank Licenses... . . Rem of Queen's, Wha Government Grant Fire Dep Express Company Licenses . . . . . . . ..

Market Rents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 3.766 48 Market Tolls . . . . . .. . City Weigh Scales . . . . . . . . . . . . .

‘fl-IDIII

Truck Licenses Dog Tax Milk Vendors Licenses . . . . . . .. insurance Company Licenses .. Police Court . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . .. City Court

Auto Taxi Licenses .

Auto Tax

Miscellaneous Receipts Transferred from Water & Sewerage

for interest

Street and Sidewalk Assessment .. . . . . . . ..

iloal Estate, 1922 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Real Estate, 1921i

Personal Property. 1922 ........ Personal Property, 1923 . . . . . . ..

Poll Tax, 1922 . . . . . . . . . . . . Poll Tax, 1923 . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

City Debentures re issued _. Less Discount.

The Amount expended and ordered‘ to bo paid by the

City Council from January 1st

Maritime Electric Company . . . . .. (.‘ity iiali

lioard of School Trustees .. insurance.

iviaintenanco of Streets .. Victoria Park

Police Department . . . . . . . .. Assessing and Collecting

‘Board of Health . . . . . . . ..

Fire Department Market House City Government . hiiscellunoous . interest Coupons. 1.

interest Coupons, 1923...

int. on Overdr-awn acct . . . . . . .

Market House Sinking Fund Storm Sewers Sinking Fund Fire Apparatus Sinking Fund Patriotic Sinking Fund . . . . . . .. City Debentures re-issucd

Total Receipts 1923 . . _ . Total Expenditures 1929

Balance . . . . . Add bni. in hank Dec. 31, ‘22... .. Balance in bank Doc. 31, '23

Audited and found correct T. Auditors. ' ,

Debentures issued Less discount

..........

New Steam Roller ......... Payments to Sinking Funds .. Interest on overdrufts . . . . . . . ..

Amount of Receipts . Amount Expended ...~

Balance Add bal. in

vial‘. Dec. s1, x022 Bal. in blink Doc. 31. 1923

FINANCIAL STATEMENT City Clerk's Office. December 31st, 1928. Receipts ‘I The amount of money received for Civic purposes from ilnnunry 1st

i. ...III

City Clerk's Office, December 91st, 1923 PAYMENTS

192.’! was: . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

interest on Water Debentures .. .. interest on Sewerage Debentures .. Water Dehonture Sinking Fund .. Permanent Works Sinking Fund .

PERMANENT won Ks ACCOUNT ' necolpts

Expenditure

New Streets, Sidewalks and Sewers . Park Roadway Wall

$11699- Mllhalt wearing surface, pinc- Bil 011 concrete. stone and cement b so. which now gives 78.952 square Y rdi of tho best road surface in any city in Canada.

The city bus also placed on iron and wood composite rail along the new concrete retaining wuil of the Pflfll K011017611’. as nearly perman- ent as can be made.

ways work secured from the Feder- al Government which remains to the credit qt permanent works. For this the Council and particular ly Mayor Jenkins and Conn. flat- lPIY. were to be congratulated: he also commended the efforts _of Messrs. Duffy and Higgs and the Federal members. , Public 9'09"“! Committee

Conn. Yeo. chairman of the Pull- iic Property Conllnittec, read a r-.-- port of tho repair work at Victoria Park and the building of s storage shell at Pownnl wharf, referred to in the Surveyors report. His Coul- mitt-ee suggested m.- llolllnn fllliill of l1 portion oi‘ the Park grounds Ila a nursery. The Pill-k butllilll: houses are in good l-nnditiun. i! was pointed out that a new railing, should, be continlll-ll zllnnl: ill-- Park rwtdwny. The Spring Park property, it was suggested, would make n pleasant recreation ground for school children. ill illv east. (‘llil of the city tho bathing houses have been mrcd for and have been \\'i'll patronized during the summer, the only draw-back being their insufficient size. RPUTEHCA.‘ was runlle to building ‘work in connection with the (‘ity liuli, the ilrenlelfs quarters. and the liinrkct lillilllillg. thn latter includ- liiil i‘i‘lillirs tn the" healing sjysll-lli.

190,389 15

912 81 1.016 92 5.686 21 i 325 00 943 00 408 75 4,845 00

1,563 80 - 80 19 345 00 3.540 00 1.480 07

10.998 75 11,588 55.

Market Committee

Coun. lilcbcod, chairman of tile Market Committee, reported l-v- erything satisfactory. The receipts llieludllllr stall rents, tolls and weigh scales, totalled $5,686.21. The market. property expondllllrc W118 $5,071.85. ill which is iliclllll- ed over $1.700 for two yours’ coal supply. leaving a balance over and above expenditures of S615. To this luigllt be added S000 lrnnl rl-ll of the Iilurket Square during I liibltion week. ’l‘hiel was a most fill - lsfalctory showing.

The fish market next spring will require some repairs, and as there is some lilsszliisl‘ il0ll ovl-r the disposal of fish slnl . , these should be sold at public alle- tion. in conclusion Culln. McLeod paid a high tribute to the efficient management. oi" tllc Market (ilerk, Elbcflllfiidlllt)!‘ I’. A. Smith, in which all tile (Touncillnrs concur- rcd.

5.676 95 80.180 96

3,573 70 31.004 66

85.857 31.

34.038 35

589 00 6.043 00

18,500 Oil 11:3 X3

7.232 00

18,936 17 8 190,389 15

to December iilst,

8188.857 56

. . . . . . . . . . 8.024 65 . 1.419 10 . 34.911 12 1.285 35 '~ 17-3197 91 Police Report . 665 97 . 12.637 74 . 2.648 52 1,1174 (H 5.606 7G 6,304 33 3.574 11 3.273 90 $ 2,510 85

38,873 12

1,363 95 42,747 93 4,866 25 6,132 50 5.000 00 6.077 91 2,733 86 1.945 00

196 00 . 95 00 . .. 18.500 00

$188,857 5G

Colin. Pierce, chairman of the Police (‘oluluitr-lwe, road the annual report ui‘ the Chief (if Police, show- ing the. number oi‘ arrests and na- ture of offenses. Among till-sl- were 23 robberies during tile. year. it. was pointed out that ill 1922 the number was Gil-each individual culprit being included as a unit ill ltho calculation, though in some instances several were zlrriestcll for one robbery. ‘

The efficient. performance his (lllllfig hy flllllli‘ of Police Cum- eron was referred tu by His Wor- ship.

Police Court. The aullllal report Oi‘ ‘the clerk

Prince St., 148 ft. of 4 inch water. and 148 n. of 6 inch sewer pipe: Park Sh. 1.500 ft. of 4 lndh water and 194 1t. of 8 inch sewer; Gerald St.. 235 ft. of 4 inch water. 600 ft. of 8 inch main and 270 ft. of 6 inch sewer; Upper Queen, 151 ft. of 4 inch water and 151 ft. of 8 inch sewer: and on Brighton Avc., 97 ft. of 8 inch and 314 It. of 6 inch sew- cr pipe. The necessary tire hyd- rants. lultcs and man-holes were in- cluded in the ‘lll)OV(' work and four defective hydrants were replaced by new ones. 07 buildings were connected with the sewerage sys- tem and 43 buildings, principally new houses. were connected with water. On all streets where cun- crete sidewalks were being laill till- water gate boxes were moved outside ‘the line of the new walks. and llll ivom-nllt boxes and curb col-ks replac-cd lly new ones.

To mlwt the expenditure for con- strul-ilull wlllk, it was necessary in lit-lilo liliflfiiiii ivlltr-r- (lotienlllrog rind $4,000 sclvcrnlll: debentures. $2,000 of these lifhtl‘ ilitl-rwt. ut the rate

Plies‘ THREE ‘ “

Stewart; Queen Square, Wlllflfl Gflflllllllll} Rochford Square. M!!! McDougnll.

The new additions to Prince 8i». and West Kent schools have been

Board of School Trustees. Durln the year a new heating uppers has been insmlicd in Welt Ken l. school and various improvemen

control oi’ the ‘Board. Dulwng the year Mr. Ben}. Bald- er-il-n wllu obliged to resign his of-

ing to ill llcalill. and Mnior T. .\i.lc~.\'lltl. was appointed to the ofr lit".- tlllls v-zlrl-tl-rl. G. W. V. A. GRANT

A letter from the O. W. V. A.

was road, requesting a refund. as

(i. W. V. A. property tllX. the full amount of which had been paid in- to the treasury. On motion of. Ctliill. Prowse, seconded by Coilh. i'iv-rvl-, this Ti-QIIUHI. was complied with.

iiis. \\'fif‘.~'lllll stated that the an-

:'.'r’.- per will. per arullinl, fllill sulli lit "par. $9,090 licllr 5 per l-vlli. illtclx-llt and were sold slightly hi.» lniv par. Local buyers purchased tho entire issue. The balance in tho Bank of Nova Suotill in favor

la "$97.70; in favor oi’ water con- struction account, $1.39, iiilil in fa- vor of house connections account.‘ $135.64. Over 600 orders were

for turning on llllli oft‘ water. At the close oi‘ the your tllcre were 2.597 dwellings, stores-l, ctcn, using water supplied by this Department. 1.820 of tile water tokens. m‘ about T0 per cent, are connected with lllt‘ sewerage system.

The revenue from motcrerl rlcr- vices, due to the cl-onorny m‘ the consuirlers was over >,\l,lil0 ll't~i'l than in i922, yet the tutu] m-vcrllll- from all sources was l'~"lll.§llll_\r'fll‘i‘ill- cr than last year, and is the largest revenue ever collected by the (‘om mllssioners. idollowiut: is :1 compar- alive sttltolnellt. of the l'('\'i'illll.‘ furl 1922 liTltl ‘iii2fl:——

102.1! $2l:,lllr..l:l| . . .. I

..:l....\

' l1l‘_"_’.

Domestic

purposes ....f'.¢25,!'l1l3.S.\'.

Stables, barns.

l.-lc..

Stores, (liill-lw,

I'll’. .

Hose, l-ic, . . . .

Steamers, ell- gllles, cic. ..

Miscellaneous SOHTQPH

fl, {l7

109,00

5,558.41! 5,611.60

1,875.00 1.183.175

$33,655.89 SIlSJSSflJZIl $11,483.92 of the above \\'l’tS for ml-tl-rrd service,

A large ill-m ni‘ expenditure on lllllilltenllncl: lll-eolnrt was for re-

issued by the olilcc during the your" ‘"1"

llllul n-poris would be issued as soon us possible. which would be zlllullt. the first 0i’ next month. Closing Remarks 'i‘llil-l being all the business. brief

l I

n; Spwumgp conswumlun nccaumlrclllarlts on lllr- activities of the

your ivl-rl- lllllill" by the Councillors. His Worship till-n invited the mem- lit-TH of thl- (‘uunl-ii and t.ho Press m llis office, wilt-re a social tlmo enjoyed and refreshments sl-rvl-ll.