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_ A i -Was Againstthe FrinEiple`_ofthe'Bill= A ‘

A Resolution Endorsing the Action of the Quebec and. Ottawa Conferences to beAPassed bythe House--illon.

Mr. Whear in Moving the House into Committee Says He -Will lntro&iuoeA'a “Clause to Tar Pre- A TM perky of D. P. Co- upto $44,000 -Mr. Hughes. Mr. Palmer and Otters Oppose the' Bill” ' ` lA

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_ Aran. 15th 1903.

House met at ll a. m. HON. Mn. Prrnns introduced a Bill, to

be intituled "An Act to amend An Act to authorize 'the Master of the Rolls and Vice Chancellor to appoint Otllcers oi the Court ol Chancery.”

HON. Mn. Wann presented a Peti‘ion from the Oillcersof the Trades and Labors Council of the City of Charlottetown em- bodying a Resolution passed at a meeting ofthe said Council approving of the ex- emption ot the Property and Plant of the Dominion Packing Company from taxa- tion.

HON. MR. WHILE moved the house into

committee on a bill authorizing Corpora

tions incorporated bythe Parliament of

he Dominion of lhnada to lend and in

t _ vest moneys in the Province ct Prince Edward Island and to authorize the in- vestment of Trust Funds in certain ,Loan

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MR. PALMER stated that he - was pro-

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boots, all hand mtAlAd¢»_; !AI_l9»k¢,-3! A __ A specialty of iishermen’s-bootsfthree ' ff ‘J ' different kinds. All our own make.

Also Granby rubber boots.

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\mOting a similar bill and suggested that before Mr. Whear’a came up,a`compromise - could be eifected whereby one of the bills could be withdrawn. _ HCN. Mn. ROGERS said that it both bills could be amended to meet the some ob- ject thero is no need oi the two. The mot- tsr could be disposed ot in committee. It was not the proper time to bring it up at this stage. ~ _

HON. MR. WnEaB’s motion carried. In

_ comparing the bills he said the necessary capital was $300,0(Xl in which $100,000 had been paid up. Iu the other the minimum capital was placed at $l,0(l],0(X) with a paid up capital of 25%. According ‘to Mr. Whear-‘s bill any corporation incorporated under Dominion statute for _ the purpose of lending -Or investing money may transact any loaning business (except banking) and lhold mortgazes, debentures, bonds, ,lwithiu Prince Edward Island and have in i all respects the same powers and privi- leges with |regard to lending its moneys and transactiug its business as a private individual. Any trustee without being

liable to a breach ot trust may invest any

ltrust funds. in the detentures ot the

s Co tion incorporated by Cap

‘other loans corporation i orporated by

thecapital q such cmporatontobe not

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the homes of Canada and

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they aragopular because they

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Lo ns rpora . .A g6'of the Dominion Acts oi 1900, or ot any

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;r-epresents ` the unanimous

-~ ` ot- _the people of Summcraide. ' I

; A '1‘he°dret”eleuse brought out as humor- * _ ,J

i ous discui sion as to whether Bumllel'-‘ '

' side shouiu-becaliod a. town or-a city.-_. _ ---

Itvw narthluntedmhu anomhcrf ot _ ' 2

~ me member-».~Mr Reed maintained that Afnghfful Atrocities mme

I ,Aa town havinir over' `1i`D0>"ip5'pulat_lo'n1

might be called a city' another member' ’

` contended that a town moat have <l9,0® - _-

population. An amandmpno thai _

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` ' - e ~ - »»»»»»»»»» e. ` A had veryifew changes from the old ily;

I it was merely a consolidation of existbg

laws. The bill had »

. i last year but it was held-over. -The bill ‘

1 worm crown" throughout. the ,o__ the _ "'°'

" was defeated the Prince '

chauge_dAtooityA ` _ A A ,A A county members voting :rits-revor. Columbia May Rsgeot the Panama After a number of ciausebct the hill =, c Y.,

’ which is a veryiangthy one. were p ana \'9°'ty""’Fl`U| T0l’I\ld0‘-'

to,;rAogreis; was reported leave asked A An Innocent Negro

_ to aga . . _ HON. Mn.‘ROuuas presented the annual

report ol the Depart ment ot Agriculture

for 1902. »

House adjourned till 8 p. m. _ ,

nvnumo snssrofn - ‘ _A 4NUmmBUmA&un Hglmn

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conferring upon- questions __o£ inter-

Quebec on December last and an ad-

and discus sed. He felt conildent that the Government would very navorablyl con-

the resolution Tiepassed unanimously by

couteni that' the` Federal Go_vern‘rneut

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The House resolved iiself_ into ‘fcom mittee with Mr. McLaughlin in the chair.

The question ol the amount of sub-

scribed capital and reserve necessary in order that the Corporation might be en- abled to. do business in the province," was discussed by Mr. Palmer, Hon. Mr. Petersy Mr. Mathieson, Mr. Read, Mr. Simpson, and others.

The House reported progress and asked

leave to sit again.

House adjourned till 3 p. m. ` AFTERNOON srssrorr.

A message was read from the Lieu‘en-_

ant Governor that the Acts of the-Legiir lature passed last session had been left to their operation. ` ' _ A _ A bill to _amend the Distress Act was read a third time and passed, A A' A bill respecting the property of. mars ried women was read a third time and passsed. ~

HON. Mn.. McNu'r'r reported that the bill to consolidate and further amend the several acts relating to the City of Char-_ lottetown was of a private nature ' and ,that a fee be charged. . ` ” _'

The bill was set downfor second read _

in to-morrow.

8 On motion of Mr. Godkin, the House' re-

eoi-yes iteeu into committee witnffléii _pi r ,_ A, _

l r _A _ . McWilliams in the chair onabill_to"oon-“g F0, fm. _‘V131 sncm “ct °f t e Domm °" Pnlmmnt’ solidaie and further amend the Acts in 5° had t°_'°°i5° t:‘in“n‘t°d d°“?°“5» TM

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I " 'less than $31.0 (00 (of which $100,030 must

the town ot Summerside.

R. C. MAQLEOD explained the biliw A

should pay all the expense of the ` miaal aiunioietr-etioo ofJi;_st - _'rho

‘iris nie~;se_soruA _

r do bl\pt=eud.. had no donbtfrem the encouragement re

we ask, will mean an luoreasoof $70 009.

resolutions Aa/na si ar

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HOUSB méii it 8.25 D. In. . ' .- _- ° Lgnngg Amit 155 (sn¢°|‘l)__

HON. Mn. Pirrnns moved a Resolution Times correspondent Constantinople

i ` approving of and concurring' in-_ mntain an Buys"-im, deeemnq ‘ man v|

resolutions passed at a<Conference ot,_

; ‘Delegates and Members representing exehsinly Hugging nopuhnmn'

Governments ot five O! the Provinces A ( on “mama ond *kg nnmtmnst ceo..-1e,rreore1y= Quebec, Neve ' stone, mwlwld md the women men su

“ - <1 New Brunsviiek,` Prince Edward' to inleaorlbabla 1D\ltlll§@-

audlaaitoba,-coiled-tor .the purpose of Domi” ‘mm_m.“““A

ererioeleilirterert ee.i1rtoe»___oigeoie ,of A A private eeble from e mules semi which Conference, the Governments ot ¢,gB°¢1¢|,g¢|um\,h_,”, gg, ummm Ontario and British Odlnmbla concurred," ' of the c°hmbh_m““d sun” Anté

which Conference was held in the City- of ‘ R trwty is amend* dun ,

JOSEPH CABVEB.

- _ _ Who slut dead Aicxaudari.l[&negot

your-ned meeting thereof at Ottawa in nxncrsmrxu orunumom. st-nrt rue;-tyyefeer pmuggpewnagy

January last. ' Apu mth,

in __ km on th’ Wxruon'rn,A.pri1 15-(Special)-There momsphqw uk” nam* *i Tn

Hou. Mn. Prrrnns ' spea g 31 uf -aid but an the movin,” was no racing to~day between the Sham Guardia

res u on s A _ were passing resolutions similar to this rocks A This 1,511, hu.; “Q beg

one. _Since the subsidies were allotted The ,mauengen m‘|m,g requinss

expenses in all provincial departments has increased. The Domlnionrevenuefrom '°°;e‘::8t';;'§;’;‘;sh;§ tht th. hum ues

theProvinces has also-greatly increased ,rn ul The Provinces therefore askthatthe sub- A P81121! With U16 R83 Mid b00\l\ MN!! algmk inn!

eidies be increased. This was the ques- people believe they are toolight to dbgdi tion brought up at Ottawa and Quebec work m a bud bwen_ f

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the jail yard

phouogrqher

Amateur Athletic

side: the olaimsiaudi soon the-era otdd-_ Evmmgg, ALA. pril Bolts would be ~past. He asked that I* a tomlao new A

A Qeét nr¥3§;th'° o§0&l0l\dlIii6n Kdministration ' i U\W\°¢°*l5

,eewea et otttwe, but 9.1!. 1. woe1c_ge_t We new Wh° “S

the increased subsidy which, if we get all dw ‘Nl his 'b°d7 hlnlnd W

~ - the murder of Hrs Matthews,

Hon. Mn. _ Gonnou said_»tho speech ol ..11°°°llf- NEW Yom

the Premier was a repetition AO! the _

good _news received from ye|_l.A!.‘ to year.

Hewas glad 'to hear there- was now a __ _ R T ,Ti-. -~ prospect Of getting What was (h10’ 118.' R N C A _auf n 'mth th G t yu, i KEI‘ m The Opposition were not able properlyto tad” ox e ’ e ‘ ’ lf sr F103,-1333

5:5335 bt:;;,.Z`;;?,;°_'n as apgiahrzg “mt we Miss Bert'e Brehaut of Summerside is #U59 Amin I-WIN5

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are only going to 'get an increase because “S3193 “Ends in Tn" 5 I I of to combined lsttevk °I_\`.i-h<=.Cw;»<1ie° J. J. nugnee, M. P , some nearer one :,m,,,,,“"°°°°0°m,,,, 8,, 3, Premier. Let as bide the time when-the mowing on mmm gg mmm M,,|,|.,n laid”-5;

Brooklyn Rapid hand!

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”°“° 'b“"'°“ °" °“‘ 3' -"°'“'°° m rr retorted from etriotoneiuex. reoinmeauernviue Quebec and there the duties, which are Humana ex dl,

not credited to us, oireipeid. The Upvc ner mr. Burke aiberteuwae uithe yremeeueee

sitlou hed. noppportunityj to scan- -the eiey yesterday He returned in theafter- mllullllbomb

resolution but he believed .they would, noon, m

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A HON. MRWHBAB said he seconded the in bugttgggdz' J; “Dim lngstggf °°’ 8

` rsolution with pleasure because he was *WU one ot the delegatesi to 'Quebec and "

Ottawa. He believed something would WAR” Rnwvnn Wnu°UT PMN St- 5%# H “B

`b`e realized Lromthe resolution. He was Putmau‘s PainlessCornand Wag! Ex Ullllm we- °»»°-M »f°»»~<1 '° tour.. s:s:..f*”°......§1>..'°':‘:'..':...."r.°:.; “Mi” °“"e%'“I»T» vote unanimously with the Govern. hm” ‘substitute for gfrutmans "fs “Ad The Premier oe every thebest.

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