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} "irms nurses ltivil I '  If C  I IZD5. TA  TY MARCH 17 1914 rmsr or 11.1.." "*° PHY ”'“""*““’ 1" WV* °li `
_ ._ __ __  _ _ -_i _ _ {_a,aoPlla'¥ll°§l¢svlsali.li|4nvANo§
-@i.__._i,
. , ._.M°11`<1`cy` -Marsh _lata
'rhe_¢_Le;ulstdrs ot,1'>. -n. 1, rssum-
siiuilii dfismvdn. ehdrtly slter ,4,ao
o'¢l0i‘.¥; d"iel#_'y"of ali hour and is
halblicln ,c pied fifths in-ct thaf. the
waiters flqiin,-»_-all which nr. spasm-
Wyfitt `ail`_d,*§'eve€__sl meniibera were pas-
,_,,,,-,-,,,,_,:__,_,,, to ,_ ,,-,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, by-,_`§“”§.§5§.§f°5}§'Z°t35'.f".¢ii`,°,,,,§‘§§" ~ Iiiiié Ttfifs. JOIiiI_£ Iiif§_8IiIgilI_CI0l`l lidliliililldt D¢lllfiiifl8fl.
sngilstbr 1’ ~ _ -
liste were not many members in ;§l‘Hiifylug to him that st the time
of life at which he was now he .°`\"""" '_-___-____'__
att§ll6_silce,1 and the puflic attendance
i’.:° a ,r
ii 8 8, lice of t e member for
Mlirray I-iilrliour. lTr'. A. P. Prowse,
the"Cer'ni1iis'slone`r of Agriculture pre-
sented it piifdtlon by J. F. Sterns, W.
H._»Prowse and- others for an act for
the incorporation of the #Bonanza
Fox Breeding Co., I.td."; a commit-
tee of three, on the Commissioners
motion, being appointed to report
on the petition. f
As chairman of that committee,
the Commissioner of Agriculture pre-
sented its report, the Act petitioned
for, which was received and read_ n
first time. On the further motion of
l-ion. Mr. McKinnol_1,,.t_he bill was re-
§r_r_ed to the 'committee on prlvsts
i I.  ,. _ ._
MR. AENEAS MCDONALD moved
that the rneniber for Bt. Peter'e, Mr.
simpson, or Moi-eil, no excused from
further attendance during this ees-
sion _of the Hollse owing to illness.
I-le might point out that hir. Simp-
enn had been _ill_ for a year and a
half ind in `Septc'mbe`r, 1912, had un-
dergone a very serious operation; at
one time indeedhe had been given
three or»fol1'_r_'days in which to live.
But the rnembel'°s of the House with
the people of this prol lnce would be
very pleased to learn that he was im-
proving _wonderfully well, and. was
able tdattend 'the opening of -the
Hcu»c‘thin_ year for ,the first two or
three-days`_an`d probably might he
nbls tolitomc b"ac_il` some time later
during _the :s`ep£`lon'.. _
M<R.;’_ltfCWI'DLTAMS seconded the
marins.  f <~ .  _ ..
In».pqtting`,tlrs_,motion', the speaker
°3m'=`» '  ;l1f¢K~'.~l';_I'f¢ -3m_°°._ °'
ins’-1 _ :_ _.-1 `»"., 5;- ii' Is, .err -osmosi-
whh. o°\iii  h ,te "the sions of
siv” lla ' ~ j " `- __ “tiiévzli
‘membcfii he understood had been re
o s
0”” 01 £11050 gentlemen had some
° v I I ‘<1
,l_‘°“"tY- Rnd it ‘must be peculiarly
should have two sons so worthily ra-
of the agricultural management of
the province, the question- of its
"U“d9» “nd me education of its peo-
l
in his criticism of the oyster fishery.
AN amrrwrlc nlcru'l~A'r1oN_ i
hwlth "’g“_"d f0_fI1c last mentioned,
lt " "Om member had stated to the
House that he had no obicction to
the 16891112 Of Oyster areas provided
_it was done legitimately and proper.
ly. He did not see fit, however, " to
Point ollt in what way or in wllat_
BVBP ¥‘@SDect the law had been violat-
ed or in what way there had been
‘shy imprcprlety in the leasing of
oyster beds. In mailing a charge of
that kind _the hon. -member should
havé pointed out where and when the
law had been violated. So far as the
‘sbeuker knew and the -members of the
thiié.§¢;"li{'£¢';`_l¢_fg. `v's§1s -.1.'r`i`c`e wiis"fi°'°"Yb°"¥ in “h9..P‘f°‘fi.“'E‘5 tqfvliliqli
t\1iif`?f¥‘; *?5F:i»..~.  Hi 'uw
rlieiigbdt _W _ ll,  ~'R3?_!¢15f__-‘ from the
tiouriif' in mil ~ '- gs; _,nite leave ol the
1-loose; if -- , he one is -llalus to
the penalties ffof_ contempt of the
House. ' » ' - ‘ "
-The motion was carried unanimous-
ly , ,_
On the oiriotion of the Hon. the
_Acting Premier. the Order of the Day
wits proceeded with, further consid-
eration being given to the motion for
thdf'Address to His Honor the Lieut-
enant-Governor in reply to his
S h. .
ww SPEAKER said that when
the House was last in session the
rumi-fthe Leader of the opposition
had “the flcor, but he was now ab-
sent and consequently any other mem-
ber who wished to speak might do
P0, _
.icfrme Panuzalrs season.
The Act_in¢_PBB_iMllil_R said he de-
sired- to conirhtulate _(die hon. rnem-
nsr-for Murray Harbour and the
i-foil. irember for North Wiltshire on
the able and effective speeches they
h|i'd madein regard to t-he motion
before the I-louse. Those two members
wel-e~two worth re resontatives, one
Y D
of the commercial interests
of , this province. and the
other of its agricultural in-
terbsts. 'f‘l1|'fdtliers of those two
C0!! _ I'
._ -qw
g‘ ° can “§_'°'§a itch' lnnmon 1, 'Governments with regards ,t`o‘ the re-
thi! column.  Usih must accompany
ordg-. ld_inlm\i»lni,cll\rlc twenty-five
can .
s-.
hens; k. _fi pi asc,
st. 9'  " me-s-lmairo,
wgar§ F 'rl-ln`n`Av.
I_ nite, 54 __ s
,_
1`
L0`g1\..AI __ -*AND Oi-I~_A'lN IN-
i al __-L. _ _.;- W _ er please leave at
- ‘I N W- 1i"l'lt&" -“W”
w/iN'r` I ron _onli AL
‘ ""'.°--_ Gratod
-the lease - of all_y____o_ys't`e_r_ _are_a',___‘whcth`or
;I9f8° Of Smell; the' Félfnic oppqliunity
-had* been given io e`v'eryol'lc,"al_1_d -, it
-was too _late _for_tbos_e to complain
‘Wholiad not seen fit' to this advan-
tage of that opportunity. The hon.
there to state with all emphasis that
no live beds were leased in this prov--'
ince to anyone;-due care having been
taken to prevent that-and any state-
ment to the contrary was whol‘y un-
true. Whut was known as non-produc-I
ing areas had been leased, but to all
intents and purposes such areas were
no more good than barren bottoms,|
and were, as far- as the fishermen and
public were concerned, absolutely usc-
lcss to theln; while every-body had al
chance to get those areas. There had
been no improper action, no trans-_
‘grsssion ‘of the law in any respect
whatever, with regard to those oyster
areas. The__hon. gentleman had made'
sonic statement or insinnation that
the,-Du-biic beds were 'getting practi-|
cally depleted and that the rules and
. l~e`g'ulations were not carried out. But
this Legislature had nothing to do
with 'that; it was a matter entirely
vlritliin the purview of the Dominion'
Government. What authority. the hon.,I
member, had for making that state-
ment, it was impossible to find ollt.
He had stated that all those rules
and regulations wire, finds’ llllder_ ~ _the
sanction and wi ov ‘ll of Jrovinciai
Governments. 'h'  's li coirlfdt
beds; the Dominion _Goveriiiffient did
not consult any of the Provincial'
gulations made concerning than pub-
lic beds. Neither had the Provincial
cfovei-ornsnt anything to do with the
enforcing of reguldtions inside by the
,Dominion Government, who -appoint-
ed sud paid othéltials for that pur-
iiiose. ff those off hills were not doing
D °¥ “"0 hfid luid Particular emph-as-is -an outrage. A`nparent,y, srnugizlinv _
v Y
tween New -hrunswlck and Mline, is
the .victim of what speakers on both
sides of the House to-day declared _
ic a common practice of many farm-
ers along this ‘boundary line. Kel-
lev was driving across the line one
night in 1903 with a. load- of`ilotn-
toes when he was liaiiled by an Amer-
ican customs oillcer. - He did not]
stop immediately and the officer seiz-
ed the horses' heads. Kelley jumped
from his wagon and at the salma mo-
ifnent the officer fired two shots. Ths
first strliclr the Canadian in the
cheek ent ring his neck while the se-
cond;-Sl10t, fortunately for Kelley, hltI
the buckle or l~.ils belt. Being irish us
jumped for his assailant and domite
his wounds decidedly _worsted'him.`
He left the officer badly beaten and
returned.to bis own 'holne wberebis
wounds were ,cared ior.- -
iC_io`vcrnroent_ luiew, the law had been The ,°l_`_“"_z__“°a“ _ milliormes at °“°`“"
   ii me  cn AIRED, _ _
  _ LEGISLATURE    GF CMMDNS
in-sssntstives oltilis people in that        Trlad (md
1°“s° f°'tY 0*' IW Years a o. Their . i' - - ` 5'*
sous had followed in their 51 tstep .I           
presenting the public in the 1,,g1,,|a_ (From Our Own Reporter) |ini_tiated extradition prececdinge,_ been heard of the cess since time
_ture of their province, , OTTAWA, iVI_arch_ 16.7_'fI_‘hé rights -cliaising that Kelley had commited _ time.
‘ HON. Mr. STEWART proceeded to of s, Canadian citizen apparently un- ‘an assault with intent to murder.i When 'arrested in 1909 he was tried
say that he regretted that the hon, ,l°W1“1lv entrapped and kidnapped bv _After s bitterly contssssu trlsl ps-
i51_1e Lender of the Opposition was n0t_Amerlcan officers, hailed bel'ore,`u fore New Brunswick courts the Chef
,yn big plum in the Home that day court on ch-arg_es six years old and,,Jnstice decided that the case was
for this reason' the lion. member had’ some even twenty years 015. a,nd,not on oxtraditable one and the man _
seen fit the last Mme the House waslscnt to fourteen vears' imprisonment was freed, He was warned bv hisl
in pitting to c,.mc1se_ more or le” ir; tlgaaF`cil_:a_i‘;1Ileper;i;.cnlt_;|:_yini;ttigtélgl; gouréislel who wa: tif/ir. Szzrvézll.  11..
ggvgrgly, the polio 0( - -, _ ' - V e WBY, l'i0 0 BB et Egan nn
Government and its Tiealinggewixsrgs '1`l1°*_?B iiverc the features of a. most American soil. For six years he fo1-I
various subjects which had come “_ Riusua case véhich was presented to_1owed the advico, but in 1909 ...W-._,-__,:
fore the Legislature of this province B eCHouln-:_ of! Coninlons te~day by F. ,cntiv thinking the adventure of 1903
The hom member had mscumed in a-_ .W arvé _,lo ans on, 1;.  _glad _been forgotten, hi aliialn crossed.
somewhat earning way the umm _ _ m. e ey. a armer vlng a. few_, e ine and was spot e hy the A'm-_
il On miles from the boundar line be- erican officers who had evidently
‘made up their mind to mlb him when
they got a chance.
A 'little later, shortly before
thanksgiving of 1909, an unknown
man who gave the name of Black,
‘meared nt Kelley s ia_rm house and
bnriained for some turkeys. Kelley
says that he agreed only to deliver
them at the border line. He started I
with the turkeys one night and
shortly before he roached the bound-
‘- line he was seized, dragged
across the line and then taken to the
nearest county jail in the State oi
Maine. lie was afterwards sent to
Portland where his trial took place.
Previous to the i903 offence, four-
teen vears before, in fact, K-ellev had
had some differences with the Amer-
for both offences and was sentenced
to fourteen years in Atlanta prison,
where he has been ianguihing since.
Mr. Carveli, in conclud ng his pre-
sentation of the case, said he believ-
ed the 'American authorities would
consent to the appointment of _a
joint commission to investigate the
case.
Hon. C. J. Doherty, Minister of
Justice, said he was glad to be able
to state that his predecessor, Sir
Allnn Aylesworth, had done some-
Ilhinir and that .after this Govern-
ment took office the appeal made bv
the former Minister to the American
authorities was renewed by himself,
Therellad been no lack of sympathy
or want of endeavor on the part of
either Government. The record
would appear to show that the Wash-
ington Government had sent an
agent to thc spot. This agent after
iI\V€BI5Ii£at ou had reported to his
Government that Keilev had volun-
tarilv crossed the boundary for the
purpose oi smuggling. Other sn-
neals made to Washington met with
as littlcfsllccess. ‘
Hon. J. D. Hazen said that the
general opinion in New Brunswick
was that Kelley had been practically
ican customs officers who had seized
his teanl of horses. He walked oil
Iwlth the horses und~for this had
been indicted, though nothing had I facts were true. as an outrailc.
kidnapped, being dragged across the
Iline nto Maine. 'and then arre_sted.
‘He characterized the case, if these
well and properly observsd__1-ls could -_-.-------5---;---:-_------------f-=---==----
‘not-.|lc_e_tha`t'i%_nyf person ~llad a _right b' ‘ " ’ \`  "
     sinllti
"o`ys`ter`hus`inass,h_a_¢i -been trap' bted.I ' '- ‘
it wits and had 'seen open to‘nri’v,-ankii   *- ~' ‘ i ‘~ ' -~
‘ we have and by it we meet liic’s -
m  cHUHEH,tl'ials, and- in its hope lie face the
._ _ _ ' _ ' _ ',future. Hut with maiiy of us relig-
ion, like the miscr’s gold, profits 'f
- e
. 'Phe second oi the special devctivn-' to which we pot lt. 'ro prove the
al iservfces that are being held b
_ ,, _ RQ*-' _Qéii 'f§,Y1.¢f'ffl\ 25011 'Ci1U1`°\1,c'ise it, and we shall learn that this
.gentleman had not stated bluntly iilit' was_w`ell',atteiided ,1__i_gt:evelii_ng, an _
gag Ifxilsnunigddtgat “Te IIE; ..bed_?I fl? 55m¢BI1_BDirit Pervaded the meet- oflc`l"°iis` thrill that 'which our religion
fa nluae in n's"'siilg'"5"n~g.-‘<_‘- ‘  f-__ - _
some areas. He, the speaker, was' Tlls object of thcs_e_`meet_in` ',_is t
5-*ts
=w='s' 'r ie# ¢oilIs_'in-_sl-~i'ilin>=`=’ suis
oi, wilderness ' that ‘ tends to? lise__s
discounting of <rsll%? __£ii_l’i en'=illl-
<,liorl_m_u’-» o-ra'sea=_ _ - ,noir or uns
woridsnd take »  on gainéiirg
I1 portion in the nest _ ialso,"-“_Y 5,",
to quote"from the pastor, "in.oiir
better ‘momsn-ts no one oi _us v‘iould1
barter what religion we hed, llow-I
' -~¢-Q-»~»a~.--.~__ ,,»-s\~v- ~~'-»-v~vv~vl
what was being. dplle by-_the present
Dominion Governriient but also to
wh_a_t.ha\_i been done by the late Fed-
eral Government with respectf to the
agricultural aid given to this prov-
ince; and hehad made the statement,-
which to the speaker‘s mind was; a
mcst eitraordinary statement, tbatl at 8 p. m.
ilp to the~tirne the late Government,
some into power, both local and' fed-
cral,~ nothing had been done to 'assist
agriculture. The hon. gentleman had
:aid that the present Governments
were only following in the footsteps
of the late Governments. The 'Leader
of the Opposition evidently muefi have
forgotten that the Dom_ini0l1 G0v0I'n-
advent or the Liberal Government 0!
1896, and had done much indeed to
aid and further the agricultural in-Q
meets of this Dominion- They knew
_ t ' ' _
_ _ ‘The Provincial Goverilitieii -_fied iiévsr; that- ,“n_t,,,, Island tiny took hols.
.ig “xi ' ‘non-been consultéd about*-it dst, public 0, th, question Of Nic establishment
(Continued on page 2)
0. thiah of brln in our reli lon back
ment had held sway previous _to tba, =__, . .___
us llut little because of the poor us
y_ 5 real value of religion we must exer-
d~ world has nothing more precious to
_ lirfiissto- lil. It is with the purpose
, B Z
`_lloiirei‘ to the refigrlon of Jesus Christ
'that these special meetings havsbecn
, iiliupglerated; also a strong appeal
' will 1~i1`_lQde to the cheerless and to
' the \i'ii`1mved."~ ~_ ‘  
. ‘Aftertliejf singing of some of the
Iisvorits -hyhlnsi the snliisct or the-,
* eveninfs address was dealt witli:_ A'
' soul .liifore the- throne-ir scripture
' lesson from tire third chapter ofegac-
fhsriah, the main points-of which
were 0 soul cleansed. ¢10I1\10f1. 0l`0W11'
ed and. charged. The meeting closed
Pwlth s 'hymn and prayer- The Wir
:jose of f,,onl¢ht's meeting will ber
':The qrnegtion gf a Gracious KIDQ-' .
What wilt thou? 'I"he meetingopefns
l.1_vno 'ro BE 114.
PENSACOLA, March 16.-Isaac
Cooley, reputed 114 vears old is dead
He had more than 100 grnud-child-
ren. `
VICTORY FOR MT. ALLISON.
I-I 3-1'-_ 30|-in, Morse io.-lvloont Alu-
son defeated Dalhousie 6-Z at hock-
y on" the Oxford ice on Saturday
'Tiight nnd`won the Maritime Inter-
lcollegate championship.
ever_faulty. fnranything that the
present world could oiier. Our relig-
ion niay be faulty but-it is the best
ililslii li 
_ Yesterday afternoon, His
the Vice-Chancellor (Hon. R.
clsion in the. application for
themselves of the car. There was a
car service in everv city in Canada
o - and therc should bc one' in Char-
Cou
L°"1_§’\“P yi Mr. McKenna said he was in fav0\1r=
_ R- *"' of the project- not ns thought that
geraldyhanded down his written de- twenty vm” was rather R ,Qui term
writ” °f of exemption.
OF CI
Schools, Providing Stor
A special meeting of the City
Council wus held last night when
there was a full -attendance of Coun-
cillors.. with His Honour, K_. J. Mur-
tin and I.‘r_ Johnston, Helhch Officer.
His Worship Mayor Sterile presided.
A letter was read fronl the promo- ll
ters of thc proposed Trumwuv Unm-
pany, “The Charlottetown Street 1
Car Company" asking for exemption D
from taxation for twenty years, apd
defining the objects uf the company.
Mr. A. A, McDonald, Solicitor for
the promoters, urged the necessity
for o service of tho kind proposed.
I-ie suid that it might he oblecteil
that Charlottetown was not the sort
of piucein which ft car service would a
pay. But if was bv trying that the
benefits of projects like this were,
seen. u
Mr, McKenna uskeil wlletller the
ev7’l¢l<-in
D Y
perty to llc Hemnt from tuxa.tion.'n
I-le said ihero wus usuallv a limit to
ly in sympathy with any movement
which would tend to the coilvenienceic
of the public, but he thought more
information was necessary, '
Mr. Wright asked what thc coin-
nanv would do in winter ill the nlut
tcr of street cleuninil- It would be
a considerable expenditure to the
city if they were expected to keep
the streets clean for the cars.
Mr Riie ox ressed himself ss be-
s_a.id that theservice proposed would
be bencilciul to the business section
of the community as well us to the
ordinary ¢ltizel_l._ _Aged people in.
summer, wilo could not walk to the
'Park and take advantage of the
'healthful breezes there, could avail
iottetovu also.
flilr. McNevin thought that the mut-
ter should have heen taken to tile
Legislature without reference to the
neil. .'
Mcfluaivl Stipendlsry Magi
further proceeding in the-
-_ligaipst ,ni-s. Allen- and ,Gr
. In s  _ss _fnn1_i="..
islun, ellis gsviimig the so
-cited, held tli‘a°t= is' writ of
'tion could-.properly issue _out
Court of Ohe'ncery,- -thatit
remedy to which _parties were
ed as of right, and that it
duty of all superior Courts
strain inferior _Courts from
without any jurisdiction or in
of, jurisdiction. The learned
further held that the present appli-
cation was not brollght for the DUI"-
pose of oilstin-g the magistrate from
his oilicc, because of a new Permli-
“K
acting
excess
iudse
sion having been issued from-f»il_2
Governor-in-Council rcai>P0l“@i hm!
to the office; that as ,t_he_0bl9°'1i°“
tg the jurisdiction of the magiBi'»\`Mc
was token at the proper ti_m¢» be'
fore the magistrate himself, as a dc
filcto magistrate, he- ceased to be
such when this objection was taken
and consequently that any further
proceedings were done without col-
our of office. Accordingly, His Lord.
. . ...¢__.~_.....i.-_--
lfilinards liniment cures 'garget in cows.
____-______. _ ________ _.___a,______._._____A_-_-.-
ship ordered that the.writs of PIO'
hlintlon in the eve cases in regard
Wil!
their duty, that was e matter thot
the attcn?_on of tra Dofninion Gov-
srornei: onion éellsc to. it was
not s r%:tt_e_r _wltgnwhich _the Provin-
‘ciil Go rnment d‘ai_i*ytlii‘iifg_to_do.
If. thoie régclstiohl were not .being
enforced. if those beds
filling? out, sg _tins
tq cm. t e
in éi‘ra"Tgs by the
'll
IIN B
- only
ha f t.
t
for.
the doors las
Bt.
The
of a lotto
ladies' Aid
the
W8
B
WB!
gm; 'YM i\
wif' without
w ' slie ssnv
Q, d0Wf\\
took
from ri
"vo-
~,; qi-Rails," , Having failed to
the tune, a sympathetic
- r`e`comm|nded'hot.'oni0ns.eSI m8H,“°f I'l~"'\“°h they ‘“'°”“"d “M
.Neges _wh|¢h~'-.shs.-kaew.was gooddallgllable comedy, but on the.¢¢ner-
_-_-_-_-,-_-,-.~\ _-.~:::~=-- -‘--‘-‘-‘-2'-‘ ~'~' -`-"`~ fr'-‘~"""""""
s. thing
for the ,speaking voice,
as vocal organs being
day. Interwoven
were n number of
and reedinlll.
by Miss ~PhllllPS
coul-
excellent
and Ar-
fully '
was a
success and if, as all be-
there is virtue in e good.
hearty' laugh, the audience in Bt-
James' i-isll last night should sleep
soundly and be the better of the
shaking up they received, for _many
a day. '
I The ladies in charge nm certainly
to he complimented. “Ot 01\\v on the
  ST. limits' 'cuiip Eliieluiilvutiil
received. Over
and should they un-I
another entertainment
would be limited onlv
,of the house. The
the east of c`haract°t=_=
Hdstess-Miss .lean-
Lloyd _Fits-I'-ldrlnnond, Her
a guest-Miss P. Hun-
Smith President-hiss Maud
'mtliyl Thoirlsml.
Biditb Rogers.
P Barlow. _
Hortense Pbillivl-
lcrosstllord. '
Marion Earle.
‘Ailes %cl(_in‘non.
Nellie iileepic.
J. A. B. Bayer.
Mnry Irving.
Pearl Stewart.
Grace. butcher.
Lena Barrett-
Jean Currie.
Earle
J smee Tait.
prohibition. against Mr. Arthur F., ML Rattmv thought that the mat-
____ i _ _ ' _*".f"“¢‘; 1°' ,ter needed a little more considera-
m°¢ 9 C0”-MY' t° restrain mme.”-m ,tion cud the Counsil should not rush
r . _ 5”! it itt h l‘i8l. Th t
brought under the Prollibitigil ~;;=g,‘o1f_l__(;ax_atili_)>ii #ff _a gerious iznlzuesgg
. did iltthik ht" it t' l`
J-' D' XMIM' “H 9! q»"”H§€r  _Iiiut tltie éginpdnay ouT.xT>fmliilsTJli;lss‘?
ings-m_'_,Qtaer companies paid taxation and
-ll.-.~........uf -»°g,f-»=1»»- s
" _thy .I r. clgennie said t__ha_t_, i_f_ _there
xi »*‘-ii;aa¢sa“iii  ““'.ii'ei"i’s°'i"'°'i.° 1”" ' 'f "
”“m'A~ " present tg pre: ttiieir egos.; Tag: htxflsesnqgn :gg x 
fs” “-.Ii:Tcv;__,w;ist_ they locgnoeeto eo., in _law weuio;|}svs,.t ‘_"'?glvssf»'1t°:_s¢by`
1°-‘-,tIle_absen,ce_ .oi that. the matter, up aloha by r, McTl;h.iisw_'¢p¢"|ss ' _
. _ thovéhl- Ovizht to as aeisrrssto 'ns su .uv Mr. wflsht t nit-the commonl-
-_esalt with -st another afsstmg; ostion or the rirotor vihiels aussi..
' Mr. Riley said that ic-was a verv tion be laid cloths, t's.hls.," The re-
unfortumlte circumstance that the solution was carried _.4 ' _
_ Mr. Riley gave 'ndt_ice‘ thatfat the
A Council ought to be competent to next meeting he would move the
be able to grapple with a' matter fmmlnf °I H bY'|“W P\'°V|dUi¢ T01'
whm the. h d an the ,nformnuon ,the lcensing of picture thmtres in
buroie thzm a The Councmws 'had ;l_ie___s_;l_rrl of not less than $100 ller
»pre`pu-ations are being made bv U09*
waits. - -
with ony matter, .
hall the rest of them, they would le
slowly und cautiously,
SPECIAL MEETING
TY COUNCIL
Street Car Question, Medical inspection oi'
m Sewers und Other
Matters Discussed.
el to further the interests of the
topic und now u small mattel like
his came up they could not handle
A |\of=tponement would he too
tc for thc Iicgislutilren There wfis
o good ill ilrocmlstinatioll.
Mr, McN¢-,vin said that the Council-
rs had l10t, us far ns he knew ex-
resscd their inability to grapple
C0 llnvc done Ieviwytliillg ill their pn-
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Mr. Ruttruy wus of opinion that
he matter should not he rushed
hrough. But from “those who had'
iven them s calling down" and who
ad hion older bands ill the Council
ble to learn something hv going
Mr. Miller said he was not at nil
urried.
Tllc next mutter dealt with wus
‘I|lSi>€ctioi\ of Schools.” Dr. John-
s
ton reall nn excelflellt address on the
subject. He urged the great impor-
tnnce of fi rigid and systematic el-
uminntion of the sunitarv conditions
of the schools, Schools were made
for children. he said, not children
. y p _for schools; therefore the schools
ing in favour of a car service. Heishould be adapted to the children
Children were the most valuable us-
set of thc province and it was the
dutv of authorities to see to their
llxealt-D' _  ,_  __  __
ln reply to Mr. Riley, `T`ir. John-
ston said _that the work, if commenc-
ed immediately, would yield better
results tbun if left over.
Councillor Wright thought that the
,Government should bear half of the
»cxpeuse of the inspection.
it wus moved by Councillor Riley
and seconded bv Mr. McKenna that
the Council was of opinion that in-
spection should be provided, on con-
dition that satisfactory arrange-
ments could he made.
The question of providing a storm
sewer was next considered. Mr. Mc-
Nevin rroved. and Mr. Rattray se-
conded, that the Council petition the
'Legislature to pass an act giving
matter could not be dealt wth-now.
paved their wily to the Council on
Charlottetown nower to issue deben-
tures to the amount of $l5,000 for
the building of storm sewers. The
motion was carried and _e resolution
instructing the Citv Recorder to pre-
pare the act to he submitted yi/_us
passed.
Taxation and l sn e of picture
The Council hereafter isdjourned Un*
the proffreseive nlatformi. They were' til Monday night at 8 o'clock.
to which application was made be I M
issued, directed to the said Stipendl-
counsel for the applicants, und Mr. ,,
W, S, Stewart, K. C., counsel for
the magistrate.
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OTTAWA, March 16-Elaborate
“ii
the Depirtment of Railways and CB'
The marine work at Port Nelson is
The Marine Department has arrang- l~
eleven li lit-houses along
The stéafner will 'carry the steel c
lnard‘s Linimcnt (lures Diptheria.
M ' i tr t _ prhibiting him from '
Tiliythefilrincrgeging in these cases.  
` Mr. J. J. Johnston, K. (`-. WHS
IIIITOIIIIIIEIEIIT S.
IEETINGS ETC.
,__-
- One cent per word each insertion in
_ ' this column: Gush nzust accomimny
order. Minimum charge twenty-five
` ' cents
     B...-concert .§.i'_i,s»»»_»t_-mini is
radalhnue I-iall on Tuesday, 19th,
. Inst., in sul of the new Preiihytcfian
` ` 'l' ilhurch." il
“York Point ilurai Telephone C0-.
ui hole o public rbeetioz in corn-
ail Hall on Wednesday l!th st
30 All those interested are re-
hdli  thctzfhfgnfmlgggffgiffrt I2; quested to he present and also those
'C"l' H2011 9 9 _ td th \` .
_ 1:5430” _my tma Summa wishing to he connec e to e ine
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“fiféetings will be addressed nexh
now under way and bv wireless the k ~M W A Br "_ I the
1 _ d I tm wee by r. . _ o o
      
. ' Ottawa as o owe:
tracts have already been let for nc-, »
Cardigan, Thursday, March iith,
°'"°'y “hm” and muipmnt shi# at 1.30 v. m
_gggglggd macmnery are emg Bridgetown., Friday, March 20th. aii
(0 p. m.
ed to ,mid no,-tn as soon as navigp- horns Valley, Friday. March 2001
tion is opened the steamer Mints to ct 7-30 i>~ fu-
Tnc suhiect taken up at tllele
It t the K `
Reaigudgon Straits meetings 'will be the marketing ol
ggs under the Egg Circle Svluml
towers and all the necessary equip- and all who are interested in the er-
ment for erecting the lighthouse. ganiaation of an Egg Circle in these
Robertson. They will be equipped so as to burn districts are invited to attend the
Jennie Hood. all the Lyear round while n. govern- | meetings. “Sl
ment steamer will be left lu the _,
Eehsi Stewart. `north to make-reguli\r»i"Bi\tCf-i0“H~ Mlnnrd's Liniment Cures DiltcmPl`N
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gainst thc scheme hilt he certainly ,,_’ '
thought it required more considera-  Nj?
com an would expect all their pro- tion than cuulil be givon it that ` 15,
ight- *f .; :tiff
Mr. Jcuizins here moved that the - 
exemption, " mutter he deferred to Monday for '
Mr. Jeuk ns said he was thorougll- _further consideration. Tile motion
was seconded bv Mr. McNevin and
_ by _fi
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