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PAGE SIX _ V_ _ THF CHARLO'l"i`.ET()\’VN GUARDIAN - JANUAP

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0 the liczioi' to siilzinit here- r~ Annilnl Report of the City

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` ` i ~ majority being: c`eili\.ioiis between mo-

tor car.'.= iit the liiiciscctioii of streets! " ' It is again plea.si1i_iz to note that ac-

2'fi_“i" c.>ii~Ef‘..-; of :I Chief, two F.ei'pea1i.ts1 l=.-E. | 'iii >~ ' | K - ` _ , IU'

aiu fi:= Coil. tziblris b'~iii§' a clecreasc

I of una man. On Aii,f;u.'.t 31:-:t lastl

, A Coiirtabic J. J. ’l‘rainn1~ izcsigiiecl from _ , the l-`c:‘cr- in coliiicc/.lon with his ap- , p:>iiif.ii~_'~1i; as Co1:ii1ii.¢.:<ioiiel~ of the

7 P, FI. I-land Provincial Police Forcc._I . _ Lrir: _‘nil Order has been fully maln- `_ t.'i.ii»‘-tl by the Force at its present

,_ strizi , ii, but I think it advisable to' . ' ap-pc nl ans-ther Coiistrilile early th‘s

I ccn~.";~ ;1prin;r_

Diitiiic; the year under review eight

i hiinflrcd and fifty eiizlit cases wcrei

entered and disposed of in the Cityl Police Court, an iiic1'ca.=.c of twenty

5 three cases over 'he prcvioiis ycnr.`

There was a total absoiice of Crime

` of a serioiis nature. We experienced

a few instances of Shopbrcaking, but with one exception the offenders i were app1'eliciidc<l and convicted and four were sentenced to serve long terms in Dorchester Penitentiary. The ni'1‘c.-;Cs inode anioiintcd to five hundred and sixlv four, nn increase

_ of one h\i1i<lre1l and Oiic over the

p1'."i'i.'.iis year, i_1_v fur the highest

' 1'e.~.'=rcl of arrests effected in this City

over .siicli ii pcrlori. There were 358, nrr” ts for Driinkciiilcss, nn increase of -ll; 74 1 »-_' i':i;:i‘;nic_v, :in increase of

42: :iivl 21- .“z‘:'i~.~ts i';>1' operating n nlotai' vehicle while intoxicated, an,

ii:r‘i’i~fi;c of 10.

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' Singing _ Laufglilng

t tunes; dance those rlancesi

"from Licensed Milk Vendors andV‘D

Store-keepers, for test by the City.1_'°pa

, .t’olic.eReport “

Aiialyst. Thirty-fi\'c Prosecutions Vrrmlla

____ iivere ezitr-red under the City Bylaw 'V'_f`n_\_O

Y-‘i.V._. __ _ `ii'.f.=;i2ctinL; Milk and Milk Vendors, li X 0"' ' To Ill' \“""‘5mi‘ th” M“y‘“' and lCoii\'ictiOn being recorded and Flnc_"""y

'11-:;iil;<\:':‘ o the iiv Council. =. .. » .... f “"°"@

`i-_>‘.';3`=‘ - r f C ~ .niposed in eytly case. In 33 of these

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\ , - ) ' _§§ me any limits where it is

.¢V ` my / my ' -S _'inert of the meat is killed

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LSO 3 TALKIE SHORTS-"i‘HEY'Ra onlinr ‘ T; “,§,§‘,,,‘§,",f,”§‘ ,‘,‘§,,°‘°

Here he comes! Riding, fight. ing, fooling around ln ii story that brings you thrills, drama and LAUGHS. lt’s the kind of n Western you‘|l love, \vIl.h the Ace of Western stars the cyc- lonlc center of is baud ol’ out- laws out to get liini. `

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Report Of Commissioners Of

Sewers And Water Supply '..-

submiii-a Ai ciiy esunuii .inuuui iiieuiiug 1 Mm, ,,,smm,,,,

To His Worship the Mayor and City Council:

einen:

season that we have just pas-

sed through has been the most iry- ‘iig one in the history of ilic Water

rtment. With very little rain late Nlay until the close of No-

‘er, the wells became praciic:1l~ ileied, l'-‘c1~ inoiiths it was ncc-

to operate the Dumps nt little

/l . ` _ ` _ ,iznie - Milk was low in butter f:it_ Th.s is

. ` _ _ -four

prcseciitloiis the Milk contained scdi-_

V lnciit :incl in the other two crises the

. _ _ icriiic

. an increase of 14 Convictions ovcri

eo or

_ l the previous year. I

` The 564 arrests meds during thc imhc past year were for the following] '

clar.=.i1'lcd fiifenccst-

Assault on Peace Officer . . . .... Assault, Common . . . .. . . . . . . Aticmpted suicide . . . . ' Breaking and Entering . . . .. . . . .

B32'-Ji-4:6)-*l\9I\7

Breach Ticket of Leave Act . . . Breach Higliway Traffic Act .. . ' Breach Pl'oliibitiO'n Act . _ _ . . . . . . Contempt of Court . Carrying Revolver without Per-

niit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1

Drunk in charge Motor Vehicle 2-i Drunk and Disorderly , . . _ _ _ _ 103 Drunk and Incapzible . . . . .. 255 Disoi-clcrly Conduct .. . . . . .. . .. .

Forgery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ... Gaiiibliiigr ln Public place . . . _ . .. Harboiiring sniiiggleci liquor . . . . Insanity . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Indecent exposure ... .... . .. Juvenile delinquency . . . . . .. Keeper of Disorderly house . . . .. Obstructing Peace Officer .. . . . . Obtaining money by faLse pre-

tenccs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .

Pcddling without License . ... Reckless driving . . . . .. . . . . . . .E‘.toivav.~ay on vessel . . . . . .. ... 3 Theft . . . . . ... 15 Vagraney .. '74

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N\-to\-

3 3 6

Total . . . . . . . ... 554 Other duties performed by the

Force during the past year me as

Thr ra we . :iii-::tZx‘i' inarked increase-

in nv- :zocor v.-iiiuiu n~.~.riic_ iuuii this n:1j.' l1;- c.'i1i;:cd froin the fnctl

that in :.'l.`.itl.'i;i to the cxpiindinlzg touri'~'t truffle t`1i~ lli~f.zi.‘ti.i‘:ition of mfztar \':lii."les in this Province fori 1930 ilici'c:i<;r::i by over 1,200 while? ruiotlici' lu1'1‘,:- ill<‘rcn.';e run be an-

tif~i,uf-.tcfl>ilii.: _vco.i'. /il'lic.:1{'l1 the ve-l iifculiir truffle <i.::-ing: the p.i;.t year was the l:.'~."~.'.'if-t c:<;iri‘i;iircrl, tlicrc

was no co1ijzcst‘or1, and our parkingi

_ in\'c-.ntilzcitccl 0.3 traffic accidents, the

dm nldents of a serious r.:i‘ii1'c ivcre fe'w.i "5 and we had but cm- ia;.:!, in tlvs in-

PI4 ltnnce a child, in the acl. of running fm aerf\_.s ". street, being struck by a

Th passilig cor. The driver v.';i; exoncr-

ltcd from blaiiie by n C.'ironer's

B Jury. Prnsccutfciis under lhe Hiph-

um way Traffic Act and City Traffic Ily- ._|”' law totalled 113, a dacrcnse of twen- ln ty-two compared wl'h the previous

on year.

my The Police Patrol car has now Wu- been in use, day and night, since GI. June, 19:8. The speedometer registers

27,778 mile.-._ the mileage for past your beinrz 8.851. This CSF is Still in

hw good serviceable coiiditlon. -

pn;-lnpg the year wc sifsf'-H-' the

Q Prohibition Officers in 154 searches

|,,,¢| of prcini--as suspected of th- Unlaw- ,gn ful sale or possession of Intoxlcatinc Mu ilfiucrs. C5 Proseciitlonswere enter. l

i |51 elm (T‘i_',' l’LllC¢ C0010, _"*\ll$ll‘lg i‘i ‘L ‘TJ Convictions and T2 dismlsrls. if This is a dccrea.-tc of 15 l-1. ltions

" compared with the yen: 1029.

During the rv--‘ your we collected

‘\'Y0¢‘ to I

~i» _i.

.,.

Suminonses served .. . . .. . . . . . ..

Motor vehicles inspected ns to

follows

Prisoner.; escorted to Queens

County Jail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._

Prisoners escorted from Jail to

Court . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

448

187 390

Subpoerias served . . . . . . . . . . . 81 Dwelling houses Quarantincd and

later released from . . . . . . . . ...

Escorted tn Fnlconivood . ._

36 12

-Motor vehicles reported stolen

and recovered . . . . . . . . . ... 20.

Bicycles reported stolen and re-

covered . . . . . . . . . ... 12

condition of brakes, rtc. . . . ... 383

Stores and wiirchouses found un- locked during the night Vicious dogs destroyed ......... Stray dogs lmpounded ......... Ticket. of Leave reports Persons lodged in Police Station

lo 15

overnight for protection

Respectfully submitted,

A. BIRTWISTLE. Chief of Police.

29V

Rctum

A burglar entered a Detroit jewel-

ry store and took only is simple plat- inum wcddlng ring-but if he uses it

he'll be brick.

\liend Work

Joc-Why does an Indian ivca

feathers on his head?

Josephine-Why, I guess to keep

his Wigwam."-Dlgestcr.

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""'° ‘ Q l The laying ofthe suction main. con connected with the sewerage system.

.V . a_por| inhaled

_- mckli' Ckafhei machinery was carried out by the Mllntenance and Opcratlon 1 1 '-'qnllf _ - . direction of Mr. S. C. Matheson, who Notwithstanding the fact that for\

ill I

“" ,_,lr.iimi1;M1iiL¢.1.lzqisa_o..ii-_-;»_~_=1ei\1~_°f_°e°__zw__d__%_ ` _ ' "

pealc

F V/hi flied 11-rn

lcarefi if_v O

frcqi it w

_cc-lit |ll‘.C Pro Llruii

itrsllfy.

nge was that sour

drilling of additional wells to almost tivice new gc-ste Coun

ing supp and

in the then existing water supply

source of supply was first sug d in 11 report submitted to the eil in January, 1025. The select-

ly is a very serious undertaking cannot be dccidcti upon without

,ilie greatest care and investigation. Mr. W. S. Lea, n Water Works cn- gineer with nn international reputa- tion and quite familiar with our en- iiro system, was brought to the Prov- _ince and for tivo seasons he super-

atioiis of different water sheds in the

drilled at Ilriickley, but the season

Cast iron pipe and specials; Can-

ada Iron Foundries, Montreal, trenching, laying and biickfllling, Phillips-and Clark, P. E. I.; pump- ing machinery, Canadian Allis-Char mers, Ltd., Toronto; pumping station and operators dwelling, Phillips and Clark. Valves were manufactured by T. Mc/ivity and Sons, St. John, N. B

In every instance the lowest tend-

er was accepted.

The wells were driven by Mr. T. R.

Kent, well driver of st. Georges, New Brunswick. A

necilng the wells and erecting the

men from this department under the

Mechanical Superintendent. The firm oi Casfcrd and white did the pipe fitting on the suction line and piunp- .ng inacliiiiciy.

arraiigcnii-nt'i were ln:'.de with six diflcrcnt land owners lor izlloiviiifz the

l:eiv.'ccii ISi';i1_k1cy P,:fi;; lfo::d un( the i'cscr\'oir.

imately n thousand tons of cast iron pipe in the shortest possible time

\’i’:1ter Shortilgc First Noticed l2hCI`€bY \11l0“f`lfl§ U10 D100 lf\.\’f‘l'S ill in

complete their work iritlioiit an

ie first sign of a possible short- _“WTS delay- 'ii noticed about 1920. 1:-ctivecii the Exiwnflllure fm New Srsicnl P year and 1025 the North River n CG “'05 ClCV0l0l>0d through the Approximately $90,000 dollars have S

been expended this year on the

its niziginiil capacity. An entirely iBrackiey system. The final payments £13

_ , ._ .. _ . it]

0.1 several of the Conti.-.els li.1vc yet te be mode, but the entire cost of the Bracklcy development, including

of ii source for a city’s water all preliminary expenses, surveys,

tests and land duniavfcr. will not ex- cced $110,000, which is well below the estimate.

Apart from thc ivork on the new

supply, the following extclisinils and

ution system during the yc:ir:

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Over secvnty acres of land wcre_,w._dny_ dilutions and pr

purchased nt the source ef supply and lr]-wo samples were found

pipe io pziss ii:r:;ii;'!i iii-vii' ivopertil ;,-_-_ mmgm-\mi\~,.s bl. ,mu

I iiounil.

additions were made to the clistrib-i

I "‘i ll`Vli\¢_3 15 llc, 26c M A d

Members of the City Council. Gentlemen:

Meat Inspection

._ Meat is inspected on Market days, - (Tuesdays and Fridays) in the mar- 1

» _ i

_ket building. The meat which i

ses within inspected. in slaugh- y limits. condemned for human d: carcasses carcasses

during the year as unfit

Parasitic, 39 portions of

. Pyaemia. 19 portions of - Eniuciotion 1 carcass

Bruise, 3 portions of ca Meat offered for sale in

rcasses the city is

niarkably free of disease. No tub-

_erculosis was found during the year.

I During the year 383 samples of _milk and 42 samples of cream were

_analysed for butter fat. total milk |.<;:»iid:;_ milk solids, not fat, specific .gravity, number of bacteria. per c. c.,

escrvatl'/-rs.

_ to be below rhr- required percentage of butter lat, _.vid fifty fzzur cuiiiziinod scdiinmt.

tions were

than quarter spcecl for twenty E:\l'ly in Scptvinlier \‘.'lv~n work ive; _ ,),,i:._,. lnspecnon _mc 0,-ggilml 0.V._~m.|~5_ ' hours cially in Order to hciveifirst started on the nov." pipe line. ‘ . ‘ There need be no giifss work about

v.':iter at all ln the city_ Severn] the Dcpilrtment sent. out an urgent [qty ¢\V.i.<y fm-ms were 1n5p»_-¢1_¢-3 this niattcr of fcixliiii; licgs for pro- ; 11,.-_. f;;u¢~,t§m-, \._._-,S extremely appeal for citizens to _vrozifiziiize in -mmm; tm, mean The Siablcs were m_ al, but through the splendid the use of water anal :iiaicd that we _lf,m-cmd for clezmuncsi _ umm ;,_,,d

1010'-i011 Of U10 Citizens ‘V000 HP- Cxpcctcd to have mc RCW Suppty 5* l\'ciil',i1ai.ion; the yordS_for stugnuit its i (l to through the press and in Yilililbie Zlbout [lic fll‘:`.t of Deccnl - -“-atm-_ dirt and drainage- the water l on foul' l70l1i`iClS Of gfillii, Ol' equ V- r vrays, a. disaster was avert;-d_Vcr. Water wiis actually t_urned iilto |_5,,m,]y fm. location; me muk home' lsihc \\'=ucr was low we asain 10° 1'°S°1"'°l1' 0'-' ill? 0-'°=““¢ Of DH' lm suisiiniuii; the milking utensils, is diffiCl1liy with the Srllt Cfmdlt- 000150? 200- 0'-ily 0110 lffilk \‘-‘IIS 'ills' _bottles etc.. for cleanlinessand meth! ni_ ilu; _riuriii River source. A .irmircd in gh: c_i_1iirv _fuuf 11111? =1n0_¢<i used in washing and scsi-iiizinc. _

1 iva ci was kept on the qiial- 0 lil 0 0 @C1\'0 Dill! \\`ll1€‘ WHS; All dairy farms were Passed this ."'

f the water and although it had \‘CD0ll'0<l ill fl day. T110 C011i1`flCi0l‘5. HS _ycaiz Quite an appreciable improve-

leiilly ii soineivhat brackish taste _“'03 05 the l\lai-itiine rllretrlc C0111- .Vnn-nt has been made in the condlt- il as at all times free from other -D005’ C0011?-'0t¢‘<l lu Cvcrl' ill-“~l~"lllC2 lil ion of the premises of milk vendors li

amination as pé;-indie nnalygis by -speeding up the colnplf-tiori of -the lsi,,¢5"'1gggj Nc'{,."m1]k h-ouseémvefé Departnient of Health for the W01'l<» #0310 i-110 10011 0fY_lCC1= Of ill" Vbuilt, stables repaired, yards keptl vinccs of Nova Scotia and New C00-'lfllfm NHU0001 H=111‘Vi'.\' fi0‘~'C `clea11er and better drniized. However, i swlck on filo at this office will Splmflld S01`\'1‘f¢ lil dill'-`CI'il1E -”»I>Df0»‘I- [there are some whose remises re- i

‘qiiirc some improvement ln their stables and milk houses. We hope to

nd those improvements made when e visit their premises next sum-

li‘f‘, gl The coiidl-used Milk co., and the ure Milk Co., were visited once a. iontli during the year and found atlsfactory. I wish to thank Chief of Police irtv.'liistlc and officers for collecting ie liiillc.

I have the honor to be, Slrs,

Your obedient servant

1. E. CROKEN, V. S.

» Meat and Milk Inspector

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My _ _

Profit In Hogs

Ambrose street, 202 fcct 6" water

vised extensive surveys ond examin- main and 8" sewer main. McGill Av- _i

li'-ml'-’» 386 5" “'“l“` “nd 3" 5°“"°’ iprcsciit time, due to low feed prices

vicinity of the city. Vi/ells were first 'inaln. Two new li_v<l1'a:its were pine- 'mm relatively high hog prlcem every attempted at Uiiloii, but were abzlnd- od and three inanliolcs built. _ |fm.,m.,- should hold an hogs “nm oned because of unsatisfactory rock Tlilrty four buildiiurs were connect- ltmy ,meh me maximum 1-selectu

formation. In 1928 test wells were ,cd with the scwezige system during ,might of 22o1bs_ on. Cm_s_ or 230 Ibm _

the yc:‘.r, twenty three of these con-

ley source was satisfactory. Power to 'total number of buildings connected ,111-gn mgtm-gd wsgomerg 31-eagjy cur.. V borrow one hundred and twenty five with sewerage 1.872, onc sewer ser- ‘laik-cl their consumption, our main- thousnnd dollars for the purpose of vice frequently serving a number of liennnm and opcmtlng ncgounf, show, (putting ln the system was obtained water takers in buildings like apart- an increased revenue from every at the last session rl' the Provincial ment houses ulid tenements, Son,-Ce of “em-ly eigm hundred dnl. Legislature. In August of this year One hundred thousand dollnrs inn-5 ave,-135|; yan-_while expendnul-e lllrlns and specifications for thecon- Water Works debentures were issued inercnscd in only me item, viz; mln l, struction were received and tenders to cover this years expenditure. nnd supplies for the main gestion due ’ were immr-diiitely coiled for the en- These debentures are for ii term of to continuous operation ofthe pumps tire work. Contracts were awarded as thirty years and bear interest at for 9. ennsldgi-able pq;-non of uw

follows: _ the rate of four and one half percent _

per annum. They were purchased hy the Royal Securities at 96.73.

The balance in the Bank of Nova,

Scotia to the credit of Water Con- struction Rccount ll $4,052.96. In fa-

Seven hundred orders were issued by the ofbce during the yeni- for tumlng on and of! water due to ten- ants moving.

At the close of the year there are

or about 52 percent of these re

2,000 dwellings, stores, etc., using ws- `

' ` " Laying uf Suction Mein ter supplied by this Department. 2,350

With hog feeding the most pront-

able proposition on our farms at the

at country loading points. At present -

was not sufficiently dry for n pump- ncctlons were to old biiildiiigs. lprgu-5 mere is no more profitable I

ing test at that time to be consld- Twenty four water services wcrei“-,,y of ,mrkcung gmm and low

cred reliable, A thirty dny continuous ,laid to dwellings, stores, etc. lg,-me pcmgms than by fesdmg haul tx-.st was c.'iri'ied out in the fall of` 'The total nuinl_.r‘i' of water services ,Far 1,1115 reason me hogs (M to place on Monday Vm.,__Archdca:0n 1929 which proved that the Brack- iiiow laid to buildinps is 2.030 and the .-- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._

I have the honor to submit my an-

.nunl report for the year 1930.

s 1

__ fbrought there is generally in a sat- , |isfactory condition. The interior of! lthe market is kept in good condit-I -ion by the Market Clerk. |

_' Meat is inspected at the stores of i 1

all meat dealers on Market days and ~ ` '='1"- *-

CRYSTA.

uv- 1 ..- , ... ... .,,__’ `-~`-5

TONIGHT AT 8.30

First Gem: of Secon

:i Scction

Seat Sale Opens Friday at 10 a. m.

Regular prices

eaigr pro-fit than hogs marketed

under 200 lbs. live weight.

When feed 'prices are hiE’h and 1108 riees are low it can be _understood hy some farmers ship hogs at ight; varying b:t'.v_ccn 150 and 230

lbs. but under present conditions there is no reasonable excuse for following such H. DNC'-l0€~ D1U‘lllK the past fall and up to the present time a large number of hogs have been marketed on the light weight side. Many farmers seem satisfied to ship their hogs virheii lriround .180 1bs_ Thai, this practice is unwise is evident from the fact that many of these iight hogs are purchased fwm the packing plants and fed to 11181101' weights by near-town feeders who use bought feeds exclusively. These ‘hogs are later returned to the plant at n profit to the feeder. If such feed-lot owners can make ii profit .with purchased feeds surely the imma. can make a greater' profit by llioldilig these liogc. und fcciliné' llwlll ‘io 230 lbs. on feeds lnosily honie

i n

D w we

rovrn. These iced-lot oiviiels are

al-ring the prom that :should g_0`to

r :-

4 lit. By e>;p'ci~i1ncnts it has been de-

finitely proven that l10LlS Fallgillil ;around 180 lbs. will gain one pound

jalsnt. With the present price ol

rain in the vicinity of 1‘.lc per lb. it should be posslble to put on addi- fticnal weight at an a.pproxlm.ate cost

i 5 cents for each pound or live weight. Surely this profit is_suffic- _-iii in justify ine, farmer in feed- ng his hogs to the Select maximum |wcig1ri cf 230 lbs: ' »

These farmers who ship their hogs

at weights under 200 lbs. are, in most cases, losing the one dollar a head premium for “Selectsf It is pmo- ticaliy impossible to have hogs grade Select" unless they are between 200 and 200 lbs. Hogs under 200 lbs. are usually so deficient in finish and .general development that they will grade "Bacon" 'or in some cases as low as "Butchcr.' These same hogs

,if held in the country for one,_two or three weeks longer could be quite often graded “Selects”

Among the hc-gs marketed wider

200 lbs. we frequently find as well a number so deficient in finish that they -ure’ practically worthless in the packing plants for slaughtering pilr- iposes. These hogs are graded as f“Fceders“ and are scvcrcly cut by lthe buyers. Such hogs should never ‘leave the farm. They are a loss to fboth the farmer and the packer, and 'an injury to the trade.

It should be a. definite policy of

the swine growers to feed all hogs over 200 lbs. live weight before mar- keting, and thus obtain all possible profit. -

Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of St. Min-y‘s

Church at Summcrslde and St. John's Church, St. Elcanors, took

year. Fourteen other items of ex~ penditure show a decrease in each item. The amount paid over to the city was fifteen thousand eight hun- dred and eighty eight dollars and twenty two cents, which is ii slight increase qvcr 1929.

Following is a comparative state-

ment ol’ revenue for the years 1929 and 1930:

Domestic Purposes

Hose, etc. ............... .

Stables, Bums, etc.

Stores, omces, etc. ....................

vor of House Connections Account Steamers, engines, etc. 4,527.31 4530.05 smug, 15° ||¢_

$88.84, while the Sewerage Construc- li\/llscellaneous, motors, etc. ................. . . .. 1,660.76 2,173.05 I Cornell Mackerel .......... 180 nah! tion Accounts is overamwn $1,240.11 41,7-12.31 42,510.61 "Nh |"|"°“¢ F5” "'- no sewerage debentures having been Seven thousand. five hundred and s'“°‘°d FHM* --"-"-°'°°'° "° “"

cents of the above was from meter- cd servlcesf

The pumping record cows 583,844,490

gallons of water pumped to the city during the year, or an avenge daily consumption of 1,590,026 gallons; 1,022 tons of coal were consumed. -

The usual testing and flushinq ol

hydrants gates sewers, ow., hll been carefully attended to. '

In conclusion the Commissioners

desire tc convey their sincere apprec-

iation snd thanks to the contractors,

both meetings. St. John’s Churclil held their meeting in the Parish Halland was well represented. A'

substantial balance in the current and savings accountwus shown ini the treasurer's report. The different organizations brought in their re- ports, which were very encouraging, especially the Women's Auxiliary. The Church wardens were all re- elected. Mr. A. W. Tanton was ap- pointed us a delegate to the Synod. D. C. S. delegates were Major F. Moy, Horace Andrew, Benjf-min Pill- mon. Among matters discussed at the meeting were the "Every mem- ber Canvass" for the envelope sys- tem ot collection; also the century

celebration of the church whiehi will _take place on the second Sun-1 day in July, The original church was built in iaai. This will be s momentous occasion in the history of the Church. Reference was made to the honour which was bestowed upon the rector of Doctor of Divin- ity, :in honour of which the whole Church could be justly proud. Dr.! ‘White replied to these remarks in s

very feeling manner..

l St. Marys Annual Meeting

Church had their unnuul meeting at which there was a. representative gathering. Very encouraging reports

committees. The financm of the Church were satisfactory, 'as was shown by the treasurer‘s report. The financial statement showed a bal- ance oft 160.45. The budget for the current year was $2,046.10. The ves- try for the year is as follows: Messrs. J. J.AErimii_n, J.__W_._ Lecky,_Dr. E. T. 'murbn,'smestV Mills, 'r. H_ s. .nick- son, George Kay, James Prichard, Lee Home; Wardens, Dr. E. T. Tan- ton and T. H. S. Jackson; Vestry Clerk, Lee Horne; delegate to Synod, Ernest Hallett; delegates to D. C. S., Lee Home and V. Milligan and J. J. Enman. Sideman Mr, M. L. Frank MacKenzie. Mr. Penwarden waJ're- nppointed organist of the Church and s. vote of thanks was extended to him for his ialthful services; alto to Mr. Milligan. The hall commit- tee are Dr. E. T. Tantm, H . M. Dciintng and Lee Horne; Soc'y. . ‘I‘i‘eas., LoilLs Romkie. Tha hall funds allowed for the drawing of three bonds of $200 each ani interest .vhicli will be paid,to the holders of tie bo.1c’s. The W. A. i'e_'l\"t show- cfl that organization to br in n ficii1'isii;ng condition and also the Suncay School, which hoe done veiy ivell this year and has 2. .=. :‘. .i.- balance to their credit in the bank. The Junior W. A. also had li. very good report.. A vote of thanks was extended to Mr. M. L. Frank Mac- Kenzie for his faithful sci-vice to the Church, especially ‘in welcoming strangers to the chu.rch. Mr. Mac- Kenzie moved that is resolution be passed conveying to Dr. White the sentiments of the congregation in re- gard to the honour recently conilerr- ed upon him at K1ng's College,

where he was given the degree oft Doctor of Divinity. This motion wesl seconded by Dr. Tanton, who ssidl that both parishes had benefited by this honour and also the whole ls- land. The meeting closed with

prayer by the rector.-S.

GET Yilllii FISH

AT _

1920 'lsso

s29.9e1.5s a 30,340.62 .. .. .. also na.oo 216.72 335.911 4.o1a.im 4,913.21

issued during the year. V `forty eight dollars and twenty five who misted ln any way during that """"°°""°'°""' 'l

crisis Qi’ the past year. we also desire V‘ nlghy noir seo box- to express our belief that all danger iiloneless Dighy`.............. 22|: Ib. from 5 fm-thc, WMM ,hm-tag¢_ pro. Herring "Labrador" ......... Bo each vided ordinary care is exercised, is w°°`B.'" "°"'”|' 3_1"

over for many years to come.

` lnspsetfuiiy suiimiiiea

Q J. A. wsnsrsn

ll. P. CoNNolts

_ 0. D. wnmu'r,,

Commissioners of Sewers and Wat-

Sl'-SUPPIY.

Omoo of Commissioners of sewers

and Water Supply, December sl

EllEIiEAliX’S A

GRUCERY

Codlllh 150 Ill Boneless Cod ........».... 206 lb.

Flnn and Haddock 20° lb- All kinds of vegetables. etc. hnnips 10 lbs for llc

Bm .......»......`.. 10112:. for Nc] 0 rr: . . . . ... 2511 do1.‘ Carrots ...i....i..... 10 lbs. for 860 Grape Fruit 0 for 250

Cnr. Kent and lliiisboro. Phone 1210 Prompt and lR|cient.!efvi00

'Annual Meetiiiigii ‘of The Trl'ni1§yl§

On/ Monday evening, St. Mary’s`i

were brought in- from the various

_ ». 1- _. :~' -i 2'- - .' . . ‘ --‘ '- ' ' -. - \ V __,____V __

ar. often as is required din-ing gm .L _ ~ - - - ' -' Y _- *__ ivcek. some butchers kill their meat maximum weights will return a. White, D- D-. 0CC\1Plcd the chair sw _

United Chur¢~.I,.';

TMYQWN 8 E000 atteriilzinco

the annual meeting 0; ~p_,,uu Church held in llcartz Hall cn n.f,.d_ nesday everiing_ Mr. Her.i'~;. s,,,,m was elected chairman and alter 4,. votionsl exercises he c~.il:ed for ng report of the Session which wa; was by Prof. ci. o. steel, the our 02 Session. Rev. Mr. Brown, who hm previously been appointed to go ci ire- fuily over the various reports sub. mitted now gave A resume of sninnf, The reports included those noni nu; Beard of Stewards, Trustees, Siiniisg School, Music Commln.~:~_ Ladies lilo, Women's Missionary Society, lip* sioriary and Mainteiiiince C'~iun.luis¢_ King's Daughters, Youni; Proplcis _S03 cicty, O. G. I. T., Mission l3.i:ul. 'll,ix. ls. Central Relief C»Jin*iiii<rc_ Ilursg Society, Poor Fund &:c. Rev. urn Browns analysis oi' these repoits v as 'ccelved with generous npplmire. 'im important points brought out wi-ry that the membership list .ilious .p, total of 1.056 of whom 951 are on the active list, is net gain for ilu year of 34. There are 625 families and the number lmder pastoral ova-i1 sigiii is 2.550. The sunday school 1.1;; an enrollment of 635 including Heine Department and Cradle Roll. 'uae Stewards reported total receipts pl’ ~$11,9l8.47_ Every outstamiliig _iiccoui ir was paid. About $360 placed io cred- it of Organrepair fund and n. bill-

ance carried forward ‘of $84.22. VV

The Missionary and 1\iaI1itenani;e ommittee showed that their onjeqi- ive for the year had been excecdetgl, the total collections remitted to Ton-_ onto being $6287.25. This iimouiil; will yet be increased by ii speciiill self-denial fund now being: paid frm The W. M. S. raised for .\f‘:sli>iia1'|!_ purposes and paid over to the 'Picas- urer of that branch 51.211255. Thi Ladies Aid paid out $1,341.63 inrludi, ing one himdred dollars to the Hoe-l_ pitsi Fund and one hundred is Mc., _Ali'son and have a balance on hand( of $813.11. The King's Doiiglitois col-Vf lected $906.64 during the year mid have pledged ssoo.oo is the 1-iusniul Fund, closing the year with ii bal- ance on hand of ssas.is_ rue r»i>0ruV_' of tile different relief coniiiilitcvl show $1,064.14 paid out for piuposesf of relief. The Trustees have lnvcSiT ed funds of $9,838.53. The rotul re- ceipts for the year from itll sourcé-1 were stated to be $25.963.00. This ti

considered a magnificent shoivliifl-

The Church never enjoyed ii more

prosperous or successful year. Never before was there such an entliiisinst- ic and active band of workers in charge of the varied activities nndV all doing a noble service in the :uns- ier's Kingdom. The ministers ex-V pressed their deep gratitude to God for the loyal service rendered und' the cordial co-operation lll\'<`ll 0” an sides. Short addresses rL‘.l0f"-mil 1" the accomplishments of the 1105*- fuli of optimism for the fuiure and expressing thanks and aplJfC¥ff*ll°“ to the ministers were dcll\<‘=`°d~ There were also resolutloiis of iii:i:ilis_ to the different Ladies Socicii-ss, in the Choir and Orgnnist and others. Thus was brought to a. close ii nicot- ing whim was in every wr-v “'°1"“l of the largest Protestant Churcli in this Province and ln fact in the Maritimes. The words of the Psalm-_ ist are applicable. "They 80 ffm", strength to strength." _._ 'rm session sua me noiuu of Stewards each consist of 21 mcmbcrsu seven from each body retire i"""ly. but are eligible for re-election. ’l‘imse_,_ elect/:d to the Session this SCH" “Nuff Jas. Psion, 1-lun. B. w. Lesser- `-'-’-“l-,_ H. smith, Ju. A. naiinison. 1"""l.r Smith, A. R.. Cl1l1'n and G. F. }Iiitcii;__ lson, also James _Carter to fill ii \‘¢fV‘,` cimcy caused by the death of A;-A

Bonneil. J; The election for Btewardc f°“"he-if as follows:-E. T. H1888. 5- A' Mach Dousla. asa. ii. flushes. M010' J' Af: McKenzie, Percy J. smmonds. S- 'F Green ond Geo. H. Barbour. ._._.

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"A centenarlsn died the other de., after seelns an auto for 17"’ "nas

une. evidently in d1di;'¢»¢°‘l “’°.'r

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