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THE LEBISLATWE ASSEMBLY
The Acts For the Incorporation of Charlottetown and Souris
Before.the House-The
Motion to ' Go Into Com-
mittee on the Exemption From Taxation of the'
Dominion Packi C
ng ompany was Still \"\
Under Discussion When the House
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Ad|ourned. '
` Ttmsnar Arun 21.
After a nnmber _ ot questions had
been answered on motion of
Hon. lr. Whear Tre House again
resolved itself into committee
with Hr. McWilliams in the chair
on the bill authorizing corporations by the
Parliament of the Dominion ot Canada to
lend and invest moneys in the Province of
Prince Edward Island. -
The hill was reported agreed to with
-some ammdmeuts. ‘
The Hale resolved itscli into committee
ot the whohwithlr. IeKinnon in the
chair toootidsrilis hllliorthc incorpor-
ationd the town ot Souris.
Ha. lolinal stated that some time ago
a partial incorporation act was passed.
This was ld satisfactory so a full incor-
poration aot ww asked tor. At the meet-
ing held about onehundrei present and
-only seven were opposed. The petition
presented to the House was signed by 150
names which were thought necessary.
A counter petition was sent around and
some who signedthe iiret petition' also
.signed the second asthey had been told
thattha passiagodthe act wolld mom
a great inmean M taxes. Several people
have written to him that they signed the
counter petition while under a misappre-
hsnslon and asked ii possible that their
names be withdrawn, which of course
was impossible. _ He suggested that the
tax _ act he C amended withdrawing
assessment from Souris. This would
be a beneiit to the Government as
the better roads in Souris would be of
great benedt to the surrounding country.
HB. MCLAUGHLXN said he had presen-
ted the counter petition as a disinterested
party. He was somewhat surprised
find the name of Mr.. HcLean’s colleague
on the counter petition.
The House resolved itself into commit-
tee. 1
Hou. Ma. 0!l.\Dl_IBKlY said by looking
at the map he saw that nerky all of"'tlié`
Public Works were excluded from the
boundaries described. It did not include
the bridge between Souris East and
Souris West and Sourls Beach Road.
IHON. HB. Holman said the contention
of the Commissioner was astray. _It would
be iust as sensible to say Charlottetown
would include Hillsboro Bridge. He
thought if every small _town was incor-
porated the country would receive the
benedts of improved approaches to the
places ot shipping. Great numbers ot
vessels come in with hard stone ballast
which can be bought cheap it the town
were incorporated.
Hon. Mn. Omnnexxr said it would not
beright to remove the assessment when
the town would not take charge oi the
Public Works. _
Hom. Mn. Parnas thought the principle
of exempting from assessment was a bad
precedent to establish and t if granted .in i
the case of Souris would cause other
villages to ask for the same..
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New Spring-
and Summer
Footwear-
Ladies' fine laced bhots just
i' ' . ~ i ~ - -_ - ~ H -° mum nrnvfloooo.:-"s if coco.
r¢<=e1ved from tht J~ D» Kms _     .,a. 2..... of ...s...".§..1'.i'».. mo..
_ _ . ~ _ ' _w _,oe
boot and shoe Co. ~  i  _  m~a;.o. rv1;y°°;;““°n to
Makers of the H- o  :bg tw  um'
KING QUALITY _ |993 `  
_ V Ladies’ boots and shoes, the    _:gas for
prices are $1.65, $2.35, and _ - _ 
c  us. comm nos sever thought
$3.35-  83°C f3St SCIHHH I _ Y ' C )   composed  largely
. _ 1 ‘ __ ; in*
b00l'.S. SCC l1h€U1 81 _ T I _ _ __ _ i must any he  not an agen_Q__, so
Now realy. ‘f REE to alllsoesk flwm he dhingeirestd
‘_ Lpoint. n te hp' ‘the
ooFF BROS     s .. . ..  ...d .....
"5 ‘ ~ ° -_ ` `~ lhowihe Council couldisvor exemption.
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H "and Sonris” io tha  Charlottetoln.
Mn. McLnaN statel that the people
*would ‘hot for a moment ask for incorpora-
tion li exemption from provincial taxation
was not granted.
I nos. ru. noon. nos smog objoouoo
to exempting villages from taxation ilrom
the province. To exempt would mean a
'Brest reduction on the provincial revenue.
- He did not. think the promoter should
have any hops that exemption would be
granted. _
Ma. lolitas stated that ii the opinion
lotthe Govemment was as expressed sere-
gard exemption hewouldask that Speaker
improveiroads would beto the sur- =' _ ' ' ' ’ ' i , _ _ f “_” ' ibstantlykilledwhlle: 
rounding country and would mean
a saving to the Government.
Hou Mn Wrman expressed sympathy
with the promoter and agreed with what
he said regarding the advantages of im-
proved roads to the country. - He did not
think the revenue to be deri ved from the
part asked. to he incorporated wonldmean
a great loss to the Province. ._
Da Douonas thought the Government
should know how mach they would gain
or lose beforethey put their feat down on
the exemption. He believed in incorpsrat
ing the smaller villages. ._
Ca1»r.~Baro said ' that 'aiythingi the
Governmenteould do in havingthe smaller
towns beautiiled and made more present-
able should be accepted.
Hon lla Rooms said that to eiiect
what was asked would mean the amend-
ment oi a number of acts and a much
longer session. -
Ma HcLnaN protested stronxly against
the last speaker. Hc had sat here, for
weeks over private bills and had never
protested against the time. The
applicable could be amended b addin
and Summirside. V V _
Hou. Mn. Cuimzsxsr and Hon Mr-'
Peters said the promoter had taken a.
wise course in allowing the Government
time to consider the matter.
The speaker took the chair and progress
was reported : `
A bill to amend an act respecting thein
vestment ot trust funds was read a "third
time and passed. _
:House adjourned at one o’clock. _
~ arrnnnuou snssxox. '
The House met at 3.30. _ "
amendments and set down for third
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takethechalraudpmllreubexeportedin ’ f . ' ~_-A ¢“Lm‘,Au”G_ '
lorderthathemightcoasultthe peopleoi t GB_NEB.ALB_ADBNPOWBLL. ,_  ._- _  _ _ _-
|Souris in the matter. He made a a A _ _ _ _ _TVll'5lI-IllK,Han. April
strong plea showing the benellts the A ' wh is “uri” omuh m°°”m°' C ill)-John'W. Davis  
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Flwistfe. daughter oi Dr. I§»ls Fia-
- chette was ma1rlsd_m.1||,,_  gm
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lh. llcLnaN-‘ The Government is
goingtotake te the woods!"
The resolution was carried unani-
mously. ~
On motion of Hon Mr Rogers then
the commission and what was proposed
to be done. _
chairman reported the resolution agreed
to.
In accordance with the resolution Hon.
Hr. 'When' submitted a bill whichwas
read a ilrst time and set down for second
riding to-morrow. '- '
The ‘-House resumed committee with
Mr. McLaughlin in the chair on the Act
_to  _and._~ amend-#thc v_ari_ous
lists* the Cityot Charlotte-
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~ a _ nvmemosnssrois. "
House mst at 8.15 p- ra. '
On motion oi Hon. Mr. Wiiear the
House resumed debate on the motionto
go into committee on the D. P. Co. Ex-
emption blll. _ _ i _
Ma. MCLEAN was opposed. to' the
principle of the Dominion Packing Com-
llBD!___Rxemptlnn' Bill. Aa a`" country
member he  not feel
over the heads-"
    ini-.os ~ at too
moter of the bill (Mfr. Wheat). After
hearing of the citizens’ meeting and the
fact that the bill was only carried by thd
Mayor’s casting vote, were he 'in Mr.
Whesr’s place hewould not feel like
pushing the bill. If the statement ot the
morning paper were correct that some ot
the fnembers were the agents of the Com-
pany, he could understand why they had
been _so zealous in its supporz. He did
not feel like passing a.bi1l that would
take away the power oi! taxation from the
citizens. ' ~ '
mm tomorrow ~ pose the bilL The company should be eu- ‘He had no objection to the
N 3 ' |oouragcd;it would look had for the lcgis-_ objected against the princip
On motion oi Hon._Mr. Whear_the l“u_»e of an agricultural countryw dis’ in ww when “mind
lH_°“° Nwhei “Mu in" c°mmltk°_'courage such people. ~ The cold storaoe tionarc givsnby. the
*M* Mr'R°°d 1° the °h°'h' °° ‘he '° business would beagood thing tor thc|w|-ong to now legk|atein.excess‘
S°‘“°i°°‘*°"° “PP°‘“*“““ °‘ ° F°’“*"'¥loouou~y sod no bonovoa om ion no olunos would have '
°°mm‘“S‘°“- ' ' ' me ` would be gms' e <1 boo H :barns e
- mi- 3‘5"L*""*“'”' ’” ’°f°"“““ *'° th* It nzimdpezouonugoa that tho;-oo: wort; :rdo:1=t;os`i$'s it 
'°°°1“**°P"1=i‘@°‘1 °° *FW Pi" °°°P° °f to mooopoimo. rms would ooimpoooruol no mood »ooisue~
i
loriltheiarmessdo not get good 'prices
theywsuidotopselling. He thought no
risk would be run by granting the
a v w meson
foeetang of the citizens and uw the
agentl0ftheD:PCo.audinstart he
he
Hecould 'understand why the
'rho speaker took one ohm- one mf'
beyond the ci~ty’s powerto e
_act is 9°UDu.ed __ _
in
HB" G _ h _ 'time exemption has been asked over the Rwk 1,1533
H0 8 I ' ' m of _  _could notsee w _y there heads of the citfzens with the exception of Sqqghgrn pam.,-
the‘”;h;E:°1:vi°Ehit’;Er_t1&?_;;3Eh_=ltit‘?th° a was so mul!!!  to th_e bill. The _the Telephone Co. to whom a bonus was _ H ¢3¢u'.»  -
chain tl further consider the bm to Company had made propositionsto the granted. The City_ sells its debenlures_on- ” " Pnunul _
amend me Domestic Animals Ac” _ farmers which were t_n._;tl_ieir interest. Thenthe strengthot being able to collect its 5;, gun
Bm was reported “read www* imnd_ city has a right to seethatgustlce 1s don_c_ taxes, then if the legislature exempts Ungmpgdao _ _
mmm _ ~ ssregards exemption  he thought it hal! tb_e city would the remainder have Uniggg Stn” gud comm- on 35;
HON' MR' S moved, - W0i1l¢lbe11‘€8l3ly t0 their l|1l.€I‘¢bl3 50 Oh- tbbehable 101° gl] f;]|e_d¢l3¢ntug-gg! Th; ss ss _ _ ss  i ' `
Resblved tlhléxnme House go into supply, courage industry.We have been clamoring_bondholders_ have a right to protest 5” 
wmorwm oriodu-stries for the past twenty rems,__agsinst such exempvon. _Tse Company . __ _
Hom MB* WHEAB M moving the House and new we have what we have been ask- have not asked for exemption, neither has U - _ _ .
in into committee of the whole on ingfor. \ Circumstances have been against the City  Charlottetown. ‘ The \ F “NACE F03 THE ll" ES- “ _
the bm ta amend an _ Act to us because ot isolation and we should now gentlemen asking for the exemption have N "'-“- ' ' l
amend me T Acts respecting certain grantsome considerations. If it appears gone beyona their pg-was and no M1,-ed ;7_B1'H__g_!Dllr, April 19.-_-Itisreport.
Deputments or the Public .-Service “_ that itis in the interestoi the province acting as other citizens. No n_oticenas___ $11; _ at the Csnadian_ SteelCom-
- Named but it was for the purpose we are bound to favor thebill at least to been given -asking for exemption; _lt iygllli g Quebeoarel»b0ut_to purchase the
_naming the Registrar of Reds :and C0m_ some extent. Because some of the mem- simply _the  act _of _ive ' Council- N°'P° C F°°°_|:°uC°°1 C°|llDl\ll!'s colllery at
missioner of Public Lands by thou names” ban °_f”t'h~° Inglslature  buyers of the 1°” in their indiVmu5l “P50151 x ew amp mn at 5 “°°d nam- _
_omchuy and “king had tu sub Company it is oherstd. _wer are ivfev against the wishes ofthe city. Itthissst -~ ---------i---» _
signatures in the post. gowgxxfx sg: E; :w°if°::Bf°;bf':_l @:;;_‘;';;°__';_\_l_1°;_;__'f:»‘1;:»_i_ilez._e;e|:); ' 'ro _CURB A tow IN oNB DAY, ' _qwns uxenooo
The bin W” remrmd agreed tc’ with the interests of theifarmers he would op-I for suchover the head! ofthe  A_nT*k° I-¢U»l5'°»-BIS!! Ql\ill|la\'.|.falhtl» 39"’
_ rshmd an gunna 'nxgkditpney
tn W_ 1 _ lherifalilce.
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firms the Council hadsaidahow us your gmngno Inu,” 'Nl _ 
Dllnt, while they were now going to ex- _ N *_ D  
empt what thcl). P. Company say they ‘ 3939310108;  DIL
_willdo.inthe_!ui.ure. He ‘spoke strongly JohnAuaus 
in criticism oi the Stock Farm .sale and ~ A .
'som no use use om some easy’ or two :?_;,;‘N°'._l_°‘_'°'°_"'_'_"°
lllmforacent a pound more. ' He would _ '“k _
|never taket_ha_ri¢t;!romthe citizens to `“‘   A '
tax themselves. Asthe Leader had sal? °BB'YA" 
theprincipie waswrong and 'we should Kill!! 011'! .April
lbdlklaglioilf
not endorse it. - _
_  Monson condemned. the Hua), 
his supporters who are making _¢ piss
Osmo-
‘ox one bm who wo. oozing mo
fooosuicy. no was oofpfiooa as the
`- siateucy with which he had urged the
Since -1866 -the _iaterestsfoi the
been zsalously guarded by the
The lnoorborntion _act going
_the legislature 'now leaves the
_‘exemption still withthe ’city; and it
xempt li
UUIDW! _Bm0lzDsmounta =. _ 
_I The _rehash  gym; gn.
thuslastlclavgr. .» _  rr 
New Your 
not __
with by
etc. Thli
was
At the
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appeal was taken to the Courq __
and it, held they should have their full  " ~
five years exemption. ~ The city contended 'gwmggg  '
the five years began before tke factory was”  mp” h.m||| ‘_
American _
tive full years assessment and the Messrs. ummm, _ 1
Rattenbury appealedtke sixth year." imqgmuun ` . _ lm mga
Mn Monsort stated he was Counsel in “hmm-g ` ` `
something of the mat-ter. There was no' pmmyiymh - lm: 137*
.sixth year in the matter. Thisis the drst Radha 53! 5%
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ses
le bill
aging one company at the
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tineolpaayasunteapsnseoi
ess oi Clmrlottetown.
The debate was
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