Public Meeting Deliberates City Finances and ByLaws
The annual ratepayers meeting in the Council Chamber discussed city finances, debentures, and proposed bylaw changes. Mayor Cousins defended veto actions on the Cannery bylaw while urging support for a new debenture, public works, and gas and water oversight to improve administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Meyers
W. J. Brotherton
D. Milne
Cousins
Toronto
Mondey
Messrs Bennett & Hamilton, Wes
Baker
Fire and sewer work outlined by Ex-Ald Hutchinson
The report details sewer lines laid 6475 feet with 35 connections and sidewalk work totaling 6434 square yards with cement crossings. Ex-Ald Hutchinson pushes reform of city bookkeeping and praises fire department upgrades including a new bylaw to raise funds for apparatus and the installation of an electric alarm system. He notes rapid brigade response and calls for a substation, more hose, and lots purchased for a track side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health and Relief Committee
Ald. Penhale
Council
Keres
Board of Health
Ald
Penhale
General Hospital
Ald. McKay
Public Works
Qth Avenue
Fawcett
Main St
Sth
7Th Aves
4Th Ave
S. Railway
Toronto St
Hutchinson
Fire, Water and Light Committee
Ald. Forster
Ex- Ald
Ald. Hunt
Alderman Tweed
Krauss
Forster
Ald. Hutchinson
A. C. Hawthorne
Huckvale
C. H. Evans
Messrs
Bennett & Hamilton
Railway Commission
Evans
W. M. Cross
Railway union meets to challenge Lemieux Act provisions
Railway workers and officers gathered to draft a Calgary style resolution protesting criminal penalties under the Lemieux Act and related laws. They urged Ottawa influence, demanded act amendments, and planned to send the resolution to Laurier Graham and Borden.
Railwaymen Hold Conference on Laws Affecting Them
A meeting of five railway brotherhoods convened at the Masonic Hall to discuss new laws impacting railway workers. Chair J E McCarger outlined the aim to address prejudicial aspects of recent legislation while urging adherence to common laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhoods
Masonic Hall
J. E. McCarger
Geo. Evans
McCarger
Evans
Grand Lodge
Mitchell
Legislative Board
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Revelstoke
Ottawa
C.P.R
G.T.R
Lemieux
Quadrille Dance Social Opens With Excitement
The opening quadrille on Friday evening drew a crowd and prompted the committee to plan another event for next Wednesday. Season tickets are available from the secretary as local social ties grow with guests from Medicine Hat and Winnipeg visiting Esplanade and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wright
Wm. Wilson
Graburn
R. E. Walton
Smitert
Cypress Hills
Collins
C. C. Cochran
Halifax
J. H. Cunliffe
J. G. Millar
Hislop
Moose Jaw
D. Mclean
Esplanade
Stanley Donaldson
Kingston
Mies Smale
Killarney
B.C
W. G. Niblock
Corbett (Nee Bailey
Olds
W. T. Finley
W. W. Cooper
Argue & Cooper
Swift Current
Munroe
Presbyterian Church
John Read
W. Swisburne
Medicine Lodge
Grace
Lethbridge
Wallace
Nt. Hardy
Leroy Cunliffe
F. Morton
Nelson
Mra Smithert
H. Davidson
N. C. Cooper
St. Thomas
Kennedy
Winnipeg
John.a. Cameron
Horsall and Son
Kenora
E. L. Becker
C. F. Henry
Order of Eagles
Canada
Dr Riddell
Alberta College
Edmonton
J. W. Martin
Dominion Inspector of Land Offices
Walton Hardware Co
McCammon
Phoenix
Janet Morrison
T. H. Navin
Medicine Hat
Navin
Sam Harris
Braemar Street
Elm Street
E. S. Martin
Bank of Montreal
England
A. E. Whiffin
Whiffin
Kate Jenkins
Percy Stimson
R. S. Clayton
Shipped cattle and horses from Alberta and Saskatchewan
Mr J. H. G. Bray stock inspector reports from an enquiry that 4834 head of cattle and 131 horses were shipped through Montana from Alberta and Saskatchewan, heard by Chas. M. Webster, charged at Decsudae year 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. G. Bray
Chas. M. Webster
Éhere
Montana
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Harris & Harris Forms As Leonard Sells Interest
Mr Jos Leonard has sold his interest in Leonard Harris to partner W C Harris who took full control this morning. Harris assumes all assets and liabilities and will be joined by his son A C Harris as the new Harris firm operates under the Harris & Harris title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Leonard
Leonard & Harris
W. C. Harris
Harris
A. C. Harris
Old Timer Sketch of Mr W J Hyde at Treord Ranch
An aged ranch manager, Mr W J Hyde, recalls thirty years on the Canadian prairies and his long tenure at the Treord Ranch, detailing frontier life and survival highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hyde
Treord Ranch
Mr Hyde
School Board Meeting Discusses Staffing and Attendance
The regular meeting notes resignations and filings, with Miss Fowler resigning and Miss Fraser proposed for High School Standard V. Board considers staffing changes, late hours, and possible extra room space. Recommendations urge medical and library needs, and discuss attendance and school operation after sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therton and Triatees
J. C
A . Niblock
D. Milne
J. Kee
Miss Fowler
H. H. Burgess
Miss McCaul
Miss Burgess
E. Roberts
W. G. Niblock
J. Kennedy
of Ide ‘Cation
Toronto Street
Praddonmonds
Jessie Fraser
Missus Caldwell
Cranbrook
B.C
Board of Health
Persie
Iat Ce Obaieten
Boyd
Pentles
Hee
Athos
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Fire, Water and Light Dept
Malcolm
Rosery
Alberta Brick Co
Baseball Park
Woodman Avenue
Kyle
Porter
4Th
5Th Ave
Gio
Bee
Radu
Hs Ave
6Th Ave
Amd
Montreal
Braemar
Gth Ave
Vic
Simmons
M.P.P
Dominion of Canada
Alberta Nuture
R. C. Becker
Becker
James Smeaton
Humphries
J. E. McCar
Wilfrid Laurier
Geo. P. Graham
R. L. Borden
J. E. McCargar
Chai Geo. Evans
Messrs and Lowe
Lowe
Eeeee Ees
Slt
Mo Messrs Smeaton End Humphries
Aot
Chicago
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