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lDiscrimi-nati on Against Kings County

The following discussion between lhc Minister of Public Works, Hon. Mr. Elliott. and Mr. J. A. MacDon- llld Q! Kings. look place, nuhsum page 3102:-

Prlnce Edward Island-harbours and rivers-Bonshaw freight. shed, 2.900.

Mr- QUINN: why 1a this freight shed needed? '

Mr. ELLIOTT: This is to ' coli- sirucl a freight shed. 30 feel by 60 feet. Warehouse facilities are urg~ 9111111! required on account. of the development. of the seed potato 1n- dllslfy 1n the district. The annual business over the wharf 1s between $30,000 and $40,000.

Item agreed to. .

Charlottetown - reconstruction of railway wharf. $140,000.

Mr. MACDONALD lKings‘: Is this wharf being taken over from the railway department by the Public Works department?

_Mr. ELLIOTT: An order in coun- cil was passed on October 19. 1027. grunting authority to transfer from the Canadian National Railways to the Department of Public Works l certaln wharf properties including the railway wharf, freight shed and portion of coal shed at Charlotte- town.

Item agreed to.

West Point wharf repairs, $4.000. Mr. MACDONALD (Kings): 132-‘ fore the items for Prince Edward Island are all through. while I do not like to follow the suggestions lhat were made 1n the house this afternoon and evening with regard lo favouritlsm in the matter of dis- tributing the money in the Public Works department. yet. having rc- gard to the situation that. existed last year and that. exists this year 1n Prince Edward Island. I feel it is almost. impossible to gel away from that idea. A year ago I drew tho minister's attention to the fact that out of an amount of $107,000 voted for harbours and rivers for the three counties of Prince Ed— ward Island, the sum of $1.000, which was a revotc from the year before. was voted for Kings coun- ty. This year I 11nd a. similar con- dition existing although not to quite so bad an extent. Out of a. total votc of $229,800. an amount of $13.- 000 is voted for Kings county. ll seems to one representing the coun- Ly in opposition and remembering that the other countries have gov-_ crnment representation. that; our country is being penalized because two years ago it voted against the government. I hate to make that suggestion. I know the minister

urgent need of the w imminent. danger of

in that constituency a. year ago?

000 was for

county.

earmarked

says was discriminated a-uainst. Mr. MACDONALD (Kings): was not speaking about

mendationa of there were three votes,

county.

suggest that Kings county

partrnent of Public Works? Mr. QUINN: man-

you. Mr.

even more than the other counties

county 1n the province.

this $229,000 1s a revole?

vicw of the facts as we find theinlneeded ever since. A contract was to entertain any other idea. If we‘ 1e; by the E0V¢Fllm°lll~ bu” immug“ did not have needs. and very seri- some lnadverfence the contractor ous needs. I would not say a word. d“ m; cqmplehc his work. The VOW but I want to call the attention 00w“ dropped 1n 1926 and again ill the minister to this fact. In 1925' 1927, Thai. work is very much need- a vote of 836.500 was put through gd, because there is imminent the house for a very lmpurtanbidgnger of the breakwaterbelng des- piece of work. namely the strength- “Dyed ll it is not strengthened. ening of the Sourls breakwaterywhy was that. vote put in the esti-

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Sourls ls one of the most. important towns in Kings county and it is an important point serving a large sec- tion of the people. As I say, in the session of 1925 an amount of $36: My, ELuQTT; 1 snppmic the 500 was voted for this work and ll various officials who have had Lo contract was let. but for some reaq pass upQn these votes from time to son or another the contractor did time have decided that somethlnll n01. perform the work. In the sess- e1“ was more urgent. That is all ion of 1026 the appropriation wusma; I my; 53y,

dropped; the contract was not re- My, MACDONALD (Kingsl: Docs newcd and the work has not yﬁl we minister expect. me to be satis- bcen done. The breakwater is in ﬂed wm-i supposilllllns? 1f so, hols imminent. danger of going lo pieces making p, mistake. I am not satis- and 11 this occurred Sourls properlv, ﬂed in take what ho supposes‘ B11 would bc destroyed. I should likclai), and 1t is not fair to ask u Ln ask lhc minister why the votclmember to accept. his supposltlulls of $36,000 passed in the session oi- in the mailer. If anything could ° imost strongly bear out. the chufllll 5 of favouritism and discrimination against Kings counly 1% 15 m“ m?” l [My that a votc was pm. 1n for this work when ihc county W08 P011105" cnled by a Liberal, and dropped oul. of the estimates the followinﬂ gvcar when he failed 1o secure rc- igiscnen, and the vote has been ldroipped cvcr since. The minister-i answer is not. satisfactory. I wanl. sometnlngsbetter than that; I will“ some ac .

Mr. JENKINS: I should not. like the impression to go abroad that Kings county had been discrimin- atod against 1n any WHY by m“. other members from the Pllwlllvl‘ I know my hon. friend from King-Q .wa.nt.s to be fair to the reﬂfesenmt‘ llVes of Queens and Prince. At all

why is it not being renewed ntrrl when there 1s very 11111011 Z1153 8" need for the work?

1925 was dropped 1111013051 fell°wfﬂ~ u... t.i. 1 th e 1e t1 1n view of the fact. that he haotha m all, .22.’ 3°“ “ 3"“ "w"

government engineer's re , y! i110 ‘ $141.4 Elie

, breakwofoi- being destroyed if 1t otikeﬂﬂllvw‘ ened.

Mr. cursor-r; no»; underaland ._ d my hon’ friend‘ who B,’ Te tank grea eal of fault has been found entative for Kings 001m]. . ll? u, that there was just 01.000 expended ‘m. aégehguﬁgsmgoae {ﬁnal}

Mr. MACDONALD (Kings): I said that out o1 the vofcspaased 1n the house a year ago, amounting 1o $107,000 for harbours and rivers m the whole province. the sum of $1.-

Kmgs speaking personally I have always.

Mr. ELLIOTT: If my memory serves me aright, an amount of $011.- 000 was expended on a ,. ‘ to ware- house on a wharf in Kings ‘county. my hon. friend's riding, which he

the votes which were the result of the rec- ommendations of the Duncan com- mission. As o. result. of the recom- ihat commission one for Prince, one for Kings and one for Queens. I was leaving those out. al- fﬁether because they are not ord-l

ry voles by this parliament. l was referring to the votes for harb- 312521311131ageléiiggrréxoghfgkgmggt deavouring to answer a question.‘ take into account any particular

Mr ELLIOTT If my “on ‘ﬁend answer on behalf of wishes to be fair. does he mean ‘.0 last year and this year has not. been very generously treated by the De-

I say, Mr. Chair- Mr. ELLIOTT: I am nob askinu

MACDONALD itinzwr 1 will reply to the minister's ques- tion, by asking him another. Does he think it 1s fair when he V0195 $107,000 for the three counties f0!‘ harbours and rivers generally 191111" only $1.000 should be granted to mil county, which needs public works

l u: , nd he ghizslldtggoéoiﬁhghg; of" agounly: ure 1s made in Kings county to look; we have a larger proportion of barb: ours and rivers than 1n any 0m“

Mr. ELLIOTT: My hon. friend- sees. does he rial. that $145,000 of

Mr. MACDONALD (Kings): I am aware of that. I have asked the minister a direct 111195110" “m” about the Sourls breakwater. bllf 1 will repeal it. In the session of 1925 {°'*“..f’.‘ii‘l;° 5.2.: m o e o srenll 6 does not want to play that kind of, soin-igulhgeilrwater. That. work was politics, but. it is pretty difficult, llllneeded a; the gimp, and ll. has been

bisque soup curdllng. try adding lhﬂiAi-ca boiling. strained iind thickened lo-lArno

mulo liquid lo cold milk. ‘Bagatnac ~——<I"***—*—" Barry Holllnger . . . . . . . .811’: ' ‘ Bcdiord .37”: Stock Quotations 18...... ., .07 - Central bliunlwbu . . . . . . . . .. '

furnished by Johnston do Ward. Crown Reserve ..

members of Lhc Monlrcul SlockICorona . . . . . . .. Exchange; ‘Dome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Federal Kirkland . . . . . . . . .. New York Exchange {Granada . . . . . . . . . ..

At. Top. 8o Santa Fc Ry. l05likjlrioll1iigcr American Can Co. . . . . .. . 90 “HOWBY Am, chi- .3; Fdy. Co. . 104".- I-Iudson Bay

ltlmos I have endeavoured pers- onally 1.0 co-operatc and do any-f ,ihihg 1 could to help the people °

$1.75 Chiffon. with new CON-

buslnecl is srowlns very "midli-

the supplementary estimates ihlla year. my 001100811" ""1 mm" w“ be only too pleased. I am dull-l! sure that the member for K1085 would not went to convey the lrn~

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| presalon that we were endeavouring‘ Mlﬂlbrqk; rwean

block expenditures for hl-v NEW Ténnla Over-well»

“Iiuso lllghelf. Trade Service chir- fon. 31 Inches of allk. to the lop. re- inrmed silk m4.

doing so. 0n the contrary. I r609"

‘LE-i - county. Personally 1 BI? 110m m“ while. Fancy 00pm...“ 78c.

m" my colleagues and 1 are en-

Am. Smelt. do Refng. Co. . 103 ‘International Nickel . . . . . ..

Am. Bosch Mag. Co. . . . . . . . .. QQL/QKeeIcy . . . . . . . . . . .. .611 Anaconda Copper Min. Co. .. 7l=liiiKirkand Lake

N.Y. Con. do I-Iud. Riv. RR. 1841i‘. Koobeney Florence 32

Tom‘ Ham's‘ and I feel sure 1f the minister can ‘ $2.00 Service Weight (or Chiffon.) w; hi; way clear to do anything for square Heel. Klngg county next year, or even m

floor of this house that I am not l

uncaring In every we! w 0°- qpQi-ute with the people 0f K1118!

y position may be clear before the people of my pro- vince.

I want. to thank the Minister of bllc Works for the consideration

11° 1188 xlven to our province. A with him wqnlght, but I sincerely

alGhai-lottleuown, which work was done last year. and numerous other works throughout the province, all of which were necessary. I am sorry 00 hear so much criticism -of tho; Public Works department because.

found the minister a first-rate fel- low. I-Ie 1s willing w meet. any new‘ sonable demand. Our friends on the other side must. remember that u. great deal of money 1s being spent. in places where we have no rep-' I resenzation in accord with the gov-

ernment, notably in Toronto. for instance. and 1 think the minister has been very fair to constituencies that did not send representation in this side of the house. I have always found him very reasonable and wish 1.0 add my word of tribute for; the good work he ls doing.

Mr. QUINN: I would not any i1 word at this stage of the debate but.‘ for an interjection of the Minister of Public Works when I was en-

Ore was encountered.

Messrs. J. T. Donald a Co.

He said that. he had n01. asked me? the question which I attempted 1o‘ twenty-five . per cent. of the rcprcsenlation from

Prince Edward Island. The last, speaker, who represents part of. seventy-five per cent. of tho rep- resentation of Prince Edward lsl- and, has tried to point out that the‘ Department of Public Works has been very fair, but I ask was Lho

minister fair when he tried 1.0 place to ylie credit. of Kings county an ex-‘ pcndlturc of $60,000? May I say, and

my frlonds to the right. of the Min-i lsler of Public Works will bear mo‘ out in this. that Kings county is

the only county in Prince Edward

Island whose harbours are open Lo

shipping throughout the winter, and; naturally a cold storage potato} warehouse would be placed 1n that} county. Now when this cxpendllq

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Brunch Office after the shipping requirements of ‘ , the whole province. why should the minister endeavour to place that expenditure to the credit of Kings county? A i X MiaMACDON LD (K ngs): W115i ---——~—~*~"—-“ glad to hear the remarks of my honlCan. Steamship Pfd. { . .. 117

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friend from Queens (Mr. Jenkins)’. Dominion Bridge I wish to assure him that there was Milsﬁey 311F115 no inflcntion on my part 1o charge Canadian BreWQfy ‘ either him or any of his colleagues _Fi‘aS8r and Co. l from Queens or Prince with beinglChbﬁ- Gllrd- - - » - - -- - I a party lo discriminating asalusllwwel c°rp°ralflm " Kings county- I Wiml lo be fair ioForeign Securities l them because I have always foundinllei‘ U1111£l¢S—-A - - ~ - - -+ 1 them absolutely fair with me. ButlCB-il- P80 RS0 ’- l‘ certainly the votes that have gonelBrit. America Oil . . . . .. . ‘ through lilo liousc io-nlghr. are not] I fair to the county. nor were the‘ Banks votes that were passed last yeanlBﬂiik 90111111010“ - - - ~ ~ - - ~ - ~ ~ 54190 B l

with regard 1o the frostproof wiirc-[Bank Royal . . . . . .. house which the minlsber referrediBank Nova Scotiii . . . . . . .. 400/

to as having been built in Kings! Wheat-Mar. 146%, Jilly. 147i»; county last nu. I think use" 1833151912 Hlilé- -

marks of the member for Queens. Corn-May. 1011c; July. 1045i

d, ncli k 1t lear that that was not a‘Sepl-. 105- ‘

mums in 1925 and the“ dmppe a trzloiinlzy alfair. but. provincial. I.’ Oats-May, 6211.; July. 54%; wish to express fhe appreciation Ohsepi... 47- _ _ .

the people of Kings county for the Wheat-May. 145vi; July. 1471i;

building. It was lute in ‘the seasonpcb. 142. before the contract-was let. butl

from December up 1.0 the 14h o1‘ —————-—<"-.'-~'~—~~-

l . c. - . d>d. “ ilnlliﬁlililraiicvlfoiilzxogtl iiiiiiillliiiielliiioii-I-“TAND/ian MINING EXCHANGIQ . - ' ‘ I

f . ll dlir . But. I do wish,‘ V _ , - tfsgegeagxgilliJeg gm.“ the mmissf Quoalions furnished by courtesy

m. m regard w me vole for 1.110411 Louis M. Mwcll do Co, Chariot.- Sourls breakwater which was placodilelvwll 0911C’!- ‘

Mav. l7,‘ was

lll the estimeocs. passed by i110} house. and the conlracl. lei. in 12-45. Why has not. the work been carried-i on since?

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Additional to ifs mlln orebody, which h» been dovelopﬂd 1W various levels In a 11011911 l" 50o feet. a. new orebody carryllix hllh any! has been disclosed on the property of Jay Copper-Gold Mines, Daiquier Township, Quebec.

The new ore lies approximately 2.00 feel north of the No.1 Vein Section. The Radlore Survey here gave a. very strotﬁ conductor, and while surface indication were unllnportaul, it was decided, following a careful study of the structural and other geological conditions, to crosscut 1.0 the new zone on the Zllil-foot level.

With a view to quickly deurrulnlng its eco- nomic posslbllltles, several chahnol samples from sections showing massive mineralization were assayed 1n a. quantitative analysis by

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jwc could to support the requeslqsfandard 0110f N- J- - - - I » - -- 431nMllFP1lY ~ - - » - - - - - - -~ .40 I _ ‘hl°“cli’i‘l‘..l..“eli‘”‘;.l’°éli ‘3‘u”.‘°=“alg“§3?.‘2f..°£»’;..ihi"'11:::::;:;:: 35100233132... ........... ., "ll. BRANCHES AND MANAGERS ‘ I do ‘what we could do to establish a Union paciﬁc By, . . . _ . . . . . .. 200 lMlnlng Corporation .. 3.30 KIVHHTUA; n3 w. Anglia. Mr1h‘r"r0l\". w. T. white I

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