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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 10, 1924

Page

4

Municipal Council Appoints 1924 Officials and Committees

The council met under statute with Reeve Jno, G Stewart, Jas Smith, and Robi Pearson. John Riddell named Councillor Ward 1. Jos. Andrew appointed Secretary-Treasurer for 1924 at $90,000. Health officer Dr E D Hudson approved. sanitary inspector salary set. committees named for 1924. bylaw 379 tax exemption passed. bylaw 380 to borrow money approved. Finance to pay Orange Hall rent.

Jno G. Stewart Jas Smith Robi. Pearson Reeve Beamish—Smith John Riddell Reid—Smith Jos. Andrew Reid— Pearson Sufith Pearson Riddell Messrs Reid Beamish and Bastard Beamish Reid -Memorial Pearson, Reid and Smith A. L. Sutherland T. J. Strachan Robt van Norman Geo. O'Neill Municipal Hospital Board Pearson— Beamish E. D. Hudson Bastard—Pearson McConnell Memorial Hall Decker Smith —Pastard Union Bank Pearson— Smith Peid Orange Hall

Interlocking Plants Boost Canadian Rail Safety

The Canadian Pacific Railway has installed electrical interlocking plants at protected crossings from Montreal West to Windsor Street Station, plus Westmount and Winds Station entrances. These systems control signals and switches to prevent train collisions, with fire proof signal towers, battery storage, and time release mechanisms ensuring safe routing and dispatch of vast daily traffic.

Canadian Pacific Railway Montres St John N.B Montreal Montreal West Windsor Street Westmount Winds Glen Yards Windsor Station Glen Yard Bell Canadian Pacific

Council approves finance report and adjourns to March meeting

Items show payments to multiple officials and staff totaling various sums. The finance committee report is accepted and cheques issued. The council adjourns to meet again on March 5 at 2:00 PM.

B. R. McNaught Attioce Agricultural E. D. Hudson J. L. Pollock C. Smythe F. Banne J. R. Stewart Russell Shields R-id—Smith

Hockey League Adopted Rules for 1923 24 Season

The HC K League adopts rules and regulations drafted at the December 27, 1923 meeting with an exception for resident status requiring two weeks in town or district. Managers of opposing teams name referees. Visiting teams cover expenses. home team keeps receipts. Each club appoints two executive representatives. schedule lists Crandall, Kenton, Hamiota, Keyton.

League M.A.H.A

Hamiota Hustler notes January 20 carnival prep

December 1895 column from the Hamiota Hustler reports KE Cornell Geo Delbridge and C Schultz heading to Ontario on Saturday. A.D. McConnell hosts a Viola Dale gathering with a large dinner and toasts. A skating rink roof is being finished for a carnival on January 20. Excursion fares to Montreal and Toronto are posted at 40 dollars round trip. Greenway’s election ad appears with separate schools, prohibition, and lower freight rates among his planks. G W Scott advertises Men’s Suits at 350 dollars. The gathering closes with prayers and the hymn God be with you till we meet again.

KE. Cornell Geo. Delbridge C. Schultz Ontario A. Lawrence Montreal Toronto Greenway G. W. Scott A.D G H. McKague W L Brown R Virtue E. Reid A D. McConnell R. King Robi. McConnell T. Moffatt J. H. McConnell R. Pangman Jno. Hogeland T Thomipson G Stevenson

Canadian Pacific Pension Fund Marked Twentieth Anniversary

The Canadian Pacific Railway celebrated twenty years since establishing its employee pension system begun in 1902 under Lord Shaughn.y. By 1923 about 90,000 employees were covered with a monthly average pension of 55.92 dollars and total fund contributions exceed 4.7 million dollars. The fund shows 1,182 current pensioners and 677 have died since inception with adjustments including a 20 percent bonus in 1923.

Canadian Hacific Railway Lord Shaughn Canada Pacific China Europe Ma Pany Mamade

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hamilta Meat Market J. P. Moore Prop GALT Imperial Lumber Yards the A. Kerr Mgr Hamiota Machine Shop Hamiota Council Andrew Riddell Clarence Anderson John McGhee Geo Fraser Geo E_ Barrett Geo. W. McConnell Nunn W. H. Jamieson Foxton Thee Riddell Geo. B. Park Geo. Gray David Knight Archie Taylor Fred Wyatt Fire Guardians Alex, Smith A. M. MacKay Wm. L. Whyte B. F. Brooks Fred. W. Decker Canadian Pacific Westmount Hockey League Crandall Kenton Keyton Hustler
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