City Council Debates $2 Vote and Sewerage ByLaw
At the regular meeting the council discussed abolishing the $2 vote tied to the sewerage bylaw. A board of trade delegation urged revision while editors proposed delaying any action. The motion to not alter the road tax was carried and related budget and staffing items were approved or referred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
W. H. Wilson
M. A. Beale
Ira Manning
J. J. McBride
W. I Gurd
Hunt
Mr. Gurd
Messrs
Manning
Beale
McBride
Gurd
Women's Institute
T. S. Gill
Thos
Christian
Thule
Ald. Jackson
Ald
Ald. Campbell
Aldo Taylor
Ald Jackson
Campbell
Alds
Taylor
Jackson
Howness
Johnson
Bowness
Coco Cee Fire Department
A. B. Grace _ Prospector Publishing
Ey Electric Light Co
Kootenay Telephone Lines
Herald Publishing Co
W. J. Selby Wa
W. E. Worden
Martin
Pest House
Fire Department
Beale and Elwell
Campbell and Bowness
Fnally
Reciprocity as a Path to Progress in Canada and U S
Rev Hughes argues reciprocity should be judged beyond party lines, grounded in brotherhood. He links fair trade to national progress, warns against denominational and partisan bias, and predicts tighter Canada U S ties will aid global evangelization and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Christian Worker
Hughes
Iran
England
United States
Canada
Iense
Britain
George Brown
Wastington
Lord Thornton
St Lawrence
Montreal
Lake Champlain
Hudson
Albany
New York
Senate
Jever
Christian Church
Fernie Firm Sees Macdonald Join Ross and Lane
A major change in Fernie business life sees A Macdonald, a top Kootenay lawyer, join the partnership of Ross and Lane. He will head the Cranbrook office and be an active Fernie partner, after arriving in East Kootenay in 1906 and shaping Harvey and McCarter into a leading firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie
A. Macdonald
Kootenay
Ross and
Lane
Macdonald
Cranbrook
East Kootenay
Harvey and McCarter
Fresh produce arrivals at Fink Mercantile Co
The Fink Mercantile Co announces a large consignment of fancy eating apples arriving. Daily shipments include fresh asparagus, tomatoes, green onions, radish, cucumbers, lettuce, parsley, celery, spinach and rhubarb from Campbell and Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fink Mercantile Co
Campbell and Manning
Cranbrook district road work appropriation details released
The Cranbrook district appropriation for road work totals 75,000 with itemized expenditures listed for trunk roads and multiple routes. Notable allocations include Cranbrook to Steele, Mission, Moyle old road, Wycliffe, Perry Creek, Kootenay Flats, and Fort Steele area connections among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Steele Hake
Mission
Moyle
Old Road
Wycliffe i
Perry Creek
Kootenay Flats
Hogg's
Kimberley
Stemwinder
Sullivan
Mathers
Mt Baker
Gold Creek
Gateway
Linklater Creek
West Hank
Boundary North
Carson
Kingsgate
Wattsburg
Nigger Creek
Trails
Fort Steele
YMCA A Banquet Opens Formal CPR Visit to City
The YMCA hosts a formal opening banquet tonight at 7 o clock to celebrate the CPR YALC A in the city, with a large list of CPR officials and YMCA secretaries attending. Tomorrow YMCA secretaries meet in conference, with a first men’s meeting Sunday at 4 pm and an orchestra and male quartet providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CPR
Yalc.a
YMCA
Wm. Whyte
VicePres
CP. OR
Winnipeg
J. Price
Calgary
Coleman
M. Grabin
Vancouver
W. Anderson
Nelson Wo. Greene
Brandon
Road Tax Bylaw Debate and Sewerage Question
P DeVere Hunt mayor argues against Mr Gurd's misinterpretation of the Road Tax bylaw and urges fair presentation of the sewerage issue. He notes residents paid tax to vote and October oath rules imply nine months residency and warns that council may use the Local Improvement Act to install sewerage without a referendum if opposition persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurd
Board of Trade
Council
P. DeVere Hunt
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B. Parks and Conc
Foster (Hay
RoWtee
City of Cranbrook
Corporation of
City of
Cranbrook City
Court of Re
Board of Health
Rev
Robt. Hughes
Ross, MacDonald and Lane
Gary. Wo Haldane
eNeillie
Dan West
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