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: os PS Te ia —e | PUBLIC MVFETING AT CARDIGAN, | that th Ige should ved 1 | an . oe 8 . “ . me wot it Mu av Rive Lg Magee ey dees i fur k riday, Yih sat sectio Ther a . ‘ 3 . } } } sie , ~ . inst., at th ee. * wdigan briage, Was -asity of having eon WV at G ; : ! attended by a lar and ifluentia i River. and a sma tantity to be p Ce Vy p ay 2 ty m , 7} . were’ Win. P. Le » Eeq., wa appoiut- | ed at Souris. He thou t people of ‘d chairman, and Me Alex. F.. McLean | Gardigan should have t : aiveeuid. acted 2S s cret ury The chairman % > vhere the lredo Was yn i } plained the object of the meeting, and ex- | Lend a plan of it to the Minister of Pu pressed the hope that the svera! saljects to | Works. He would do al! he could to hav ave You seen Part epee ete cect ot Se | eke cee ral el es ' und judic.al mapner, and that agood hear- | spat the people hal ela for improy ' ne would be given t speakers, nent He eo . 7. j ' " > oF M Geo, F. Owen real a telephone cetting a public bn : oot al ee eit en meatage from John McLean, E-g,.M. P..| thera tranch of the mance onter offtes ae ii j na, ng to presains private alii tee Po Offices Ra sani Ban! d isines on phe 1 wo : ) i tif ( obta me j Il " j j hay . el me ne " that he would en leavor ¢ what be it = . R +717 . i} li i ivi ? at i { A OW TP DGT url { .S Bue sition hin le ’ My ' rime ; Pr oO i i H hasild Vi 2dhsd : i. n | ) von i rm iJ ! it ! ie i . ar - ™ IMP a ;' - ‘ : a> Ma ft askel fo of hh RY He Brings comf nd improvement and Mr. A.C. Medien’ Loins texted 1 oe : . os a . " - ’ mart match « ravement, ¢ Dey t nas to pers: nal e1 joymMens when uldress the meeting by the rman, said nent exr ted 4! c . ' 3 am ‘ , ; if Cpeetles it ’ = i rin <« | htly used, Tho many, who live bet- | that he nmierstood the me ting Was Called | 4; 6 to de ti lta i f ef . : : : his size ty o the rk es r than ot hers and enjoy life more, with v allcw the people to lay before their re- ury frem th | te “ ‘ ” Y : , 3 ! $3 experditure, by more promptly | presentatives sume local improvement san ibnt ofits sacl ted wliais i lapting the world’s bes st products to | that were required i port of Cardi- | otter of this kin | wht no M ‘ . ran Pest “« j > ould tbe mos er \ _ »™ . : } he needs of physical being, will attest gan Bridge, and he would be most happy Macdonald the referred ¢ i arin i 18 yvaluo to nealth of the pure liqui ad % hear oe Ane bad : 3 Le Lhousus | ance of tin present sessio the Hons itive principles embr noed in. the | ‘© Peome & a ut a taken the i, * of Commons, and would like to have er Course I) Caibny tis reeling, a e : ‘ } Raggy. Site p of Figs er Col € biianhy i meet mz sna he expression Of op hion reape ng the tarit | eee © . . wa+ sorry that more meetings of the same | pep.eny that the G ai , ; | Its excellence is due to its presenting | i3) we held. Un! 1, | Peform that the Government proposed cei ts rent: ee i a ae | Ki were not held. nie the peop'e Interesting speeches were then made by

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bring their wishes before their represent: Mesere. J G. Scrimgeour, John Parker, tives, it is difficult for them to know’ what Coven Shaw end oth ven tha tutes is wanted. ik tote deabien Dnt James E, Macdonald, E-q., M. P. P., | VS Vee PPE Ms Ni ie 1id that one of iy gréatent requirement Moved 9 a i en : ee ee at Cardigan Bridge was the necessity of Me we Me ormack and resolved : having the chaanel dredged. Some vears Phat in the opinion of this meeting — the ago it was no difficulty to take out ves- | me has arrived when the protection a ee drawing 14 feet of water: but owing to ford sd mafnfacture Te, ‘Wud have 1Ow' filling up of the river, now it was dif- — lity t ide * a ee ficult to get over 12 feet at high water. At | P _—? hould be reduced t y tne lowes the Government wharf, where formerly | POSH! point consistent with the require 15 feet of water could be found, now there | '" Sr. sear ectae ore = was not much over J0 feet, ex repting at - : POM. STUNT OUjEed TO tlt the extra epring tides. He unleratood | T*Otehon, as in bis opin a tari! f that a }* tition had been forwarde i sons ee ve ae 4p { : ato pte : . vears avo to the Dominion Government. dhe resolution being put to the meetin asking for the services of the dredge; bur %83 adopted by * large majority ‘ the request had not been complied with : AN ne OF SUSNEG BS EIEN 90 Mr. A He thought that Cardigan hal «trong | * ‘Macdonald for his iitenwance mt tne Haims on the Dominion members from Hevapeiiahidain by he acxnowledzed ae King’s County, and he heped they would | ‘" o ao ere rere te ree ise every possible» eftart “ta have th (ar it more, he appr weil of its m rms an lvedge sent to Cardizan in the spring. He belie wed hat no protection snow : I | moved the following resolution : <peciany given’to manufacturers who ha ; > veen fostered afte; they were able to con

evidence that gan River e-pecially be- and Cardigan Bridye, of mud lying ou the worth sick of the River,

And,

vears

Whereas, There the ation of

wing seriously

i: ample the Card impeded,

nay ig

| tween Owen’s Point w hank

made dredy

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whereas, A promise ago that the Dominion

Cardigan Bridge h obstruction,

R solved,

was Tit W ontel he Sent to

| move

Therefor TI hat this meetinz

meases the fulfilment of the aforesaid

srOnise, and ear stly demands that the

lam ef Cardigan shall no lonzer be de- | | forrel, but that the Dominion dredge will

b- ordered to this port at an earls day in }t @ ensning suminer.

And Farther Resolved, That this meet- ng requests Messrs. Maedona'd and Me- aan, members of the House of Com nons at Ottawa, to see that the aforesaid ‘equest is granted without delay.

Juin G. Serimgeonr, Esq., bal great | pleasure in seconding the resolution. It vas time that this much-needed public

mprovement should be obtained, and the

rovernment should send the dredge to | ‘ardigan. Besides the dex pening and traightening of the channel near the

Bridge, there were other public wants that the people should ask for. Cardigan wa- the centre and shipping port for a large King’s County, and a great many vessels entered its ae vear. thought the Collec TT have a higher ae officer should be postmaster was poorly paid, he hal a gree of work should be a public building erected ardigan, the as they had at rue, which be used for port He thought _ money order office and o

section of

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commodation they hal in other places of | | no more importance than Cardigan.

There

wasalso no harbor master nor fishery

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switch to a deep-water wharf had oe “poke n of, and he believed if would be ot vreat benefit to the place if such were pro- vided. ‘The people now had to pay extra railway carriage on their exports and im- ports via Georgetown; and ties of coal and limestone would be

large quanti-

landed

at Cardigan if they could be taken by rail |

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Cyrus Shaw, E Sq., M. P.P., supported the ’ py}

resolution and was glad to see the people of Cardigan alive to their public wants The dredge was also much needed at

Grand River,and he thought that it should

| be sent to both Cardigan and Grand River |

other pl we.

{son in getting the Railway Department to provide a warehouse fitted for cold storage arlotietown, where the chees? from |

all the Island factories could be placed | until sold. Last season, the June made eneese shri ank 4 pounds on @ ach box,

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before it was taken north to Souris or He hoped the

King’s € ounty woul kd assist

any members tor Prof. Robert-

because it was not sold until November

Mr. P. Ching thought the sand point near the Government wharf should be cut off, as that would prevent the channel filling up after it had been dredged.

Mr. Geo. F. Owen thought it was better to ask for what was absolntely required

and could be obtained if the Dominion

| members would work energetically to get it. The deepening of the channel -_ an

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that could not de- to the people He knew that } the dredge had been promised to Cardigan | when the late Hon. J. C. Pope was Minister of Marine; and it was unfair to a re every other harbor in King’s Connty and leave Cardigan wutil the last. a was not much chance of getting a Dominion building at Cardigan, as the Opposition at Ottawa had made a strong protest against building post offices in any but large cities,.and the Government had to some extent agreed to that policy. The Money Order office and Savings Bank branch were much needed and should be | obtained without much difficulty, He

he

absolute laved without

necessity scrious

loss

| hoped the people would press these public

improvements until they were obtained, After some remarks from Donald Stewarg, Esq., the motion was then put to the meeting and carried unanimously.

On motion of J. G. Scrimgeour, seconded by J. F. Norton, it was ; resolved that the members of the | House of Commons, for King’s County

be requested to use their influence with | the Government to obtain a fair measure of justice in the way of improvements for Cardigan, those to which reference had been made by the several speakers at this meeting. Mr. A. C. Macdonald sail that the dredge was then at Murray Harbor South | where it had been straightening the river at that place. He had received a petition signed by about a thousand names from the southern section of the county, asking

appointed, |

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Though the destruct

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it in plies the destruction of the waste mat- ter rather than its utilization. A simila } nethod was employed at the Chicago fai | for the removal of garbage and other wa te matter from the ground, and it was imagin- ed with great success, though it was net utilized in any permanent way It is claimed that the destruction of this waste material can be co handled in the process iof cremation that the chemical resnits can be made v ery E vfitable to those who know how to handle it. On party pro- | poses re cre caida wita the utiliza- tion of the heat for electric lighting. An- other party prop 8e8 the erection of sani

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It is capable of being made to give large returns, either in this cremation or | through its treatment in chemical works,

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