Bylaw Meeting Topics and City Budget Debates
City council discusses bylaw changes on March 16 and next Monday night. Aldermen Huckvale McKay Baker and Forster attend with reports on fire safety waterworks police and immigration hall needs. Debates include a special waterworks tax and officer salary increases while licenses fines and street maintenance are reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iocere v. Huckvale
N. ‘Spence
Thea McKay
H. A. Baker
A. Brittain
Westminster
Brom
E. J. Fewings
the Generital
Rat City
Huckvale
Spencer
McKay
John T. Hall
Board of Trade
Weto
Hall
C. A. Krauss
City Fire Brigade
Fire Dept
Dept
W. E. “ Ae “Uitide
Fire Brigade
East Road
Allowaenca
Camneries
W. H. Buchanan
Ald. Huckvale
McKey and Baker
AM. Baker
Geo. A. Stimson Co
Forster
Akerman McKay
M. Morris
Winnipeg
City Solicitor
Y Wivinite
EK. J. Fewings
W. B. Meraball Co
W. B. Maraball Co
Jas. Morrison
J.H. Preston
T. J. Fleager
T . Picarer
Treagrer
Health and Relief Committee
al Spencer
Buiki
Police Committee
Meikiejohu
Moreey
Old
Hackvale
Public Works Committee
AK. Baker
Ald
Witnese
C . He
Baker
Crow's Nest
C.P.R
Immigration Dept
Id. Hinckvale
Spencer and
Kreuss
Ald. Baker
Baler
Cousins
Conckterjial i
Mitbe
Medicine
Calpary
Dominion Feir
Lethbridge
Johns Hall
McGoine
Union Et Ita Etion
Iques
Coatabea
Miss Rae Resigns Amid Brief Motion Adjourning
A fragmented report notes Miss Rae resigning as Bohool objects to a midlock motion by Mr Brotherton, leading to adjournment as the geicip tested icits remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geicip
Templars and Royal Temperance meet in active session
The Templars 5 and cone No 10 Royal of Temperance met for a lively gathering with readings by Miss Peart and stirring choruses led by Mr Floyd with Miss Worth at the organ. The council plans to study movement leaders, report on Regina delegates, and initiate new members at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald. Forster
Ald. Baker
Kealy
Cone No
Royal of Temperance
T. Lawrence
Baptist
Brickyards Destroyed in Major Fire at Canadian Brick Co
A Friday fire swept through the Canadian Brick Company plant causing heavy losses. The headline notes replacement costs estimated at five to six thousand dollars with $3000 insured. The article emphasizes the setback to operations and hints rebuilding may begin soon under R Hoffman guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Brick Company
Ile Say Sitter Tie Ge
Oda
R. Hoffman
Petty Thieving at Doty’s Store Affects Confectionery
On Sunday afternoon several boys entered the rear hall of W. H. Doty’s new store and pried open a confectionery case, taking about twenty eight pounds. Doty found chocolate strewn on the floor but reported no loss upon investigating the scene later that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Doty
I C P R B to build Medicine Hat plant for gas charging trains
Montreal dispatch to the Globe reports the IC PRB plans a large Medicine Hat plant to charge gas tanks on passenger trains with natural gas. Orders were given to experiment with natural gas for train propulsion and the test proved successful, with natural gas lasting four hours longer than artificial gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Toronto Globe
IC. P. RB
Medicine Hat
Social and Personal Notes From City
Mr and Mrs Jas F Fisher returned last week from the Maritime Province. Mrs Beveridge opened her house to friends on Tuesday with eight tables of whist in the afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs A A Smith and Mrs Geo Miller among others. Miss Ena McLeay of Lethbridge and Miss Victoria Niblock of Calgary among guests. Mrs Pingle hosted a bridge afternoon in honor of her sister Miss Ena McLeay with various helpers in receiving. Mrs DesBrisay hosted a whist evening with prizes to Mrs Walton and Mr James. A Thimble Tea was given by Mrs W Nicolls Montreal Street with punctuality prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
A.A. Smith
Geo Miller
Orsra Strong
Amy
Eeiles
Weiss Leona Millar
Frankie Bar- Teau
Meiklejorm
Brasmar Street
Emi
Schaller
Weiss & Co
Irvine
Walsh
Sterling Schroder
James
Alan Parker
McLeod
J. S. Lawrence
Miss Telfer
Collingwood
Ont
Cruickshank
Pingle
Bridge One
Ena McLeay
Lethbridge
Noble
Miss Smail
Eva Mcleay
Victoria Niblock
Calgery
Miss Long
Mra DesBrisay
Walton
W Nicolls
Montreal Street
Sum of Thirty Cents Ready for Exchange
A brief note states thirty cents are ready for exchange, suggesting a small financial or payment readiness detail. The fragment hints at a monetary sum awaiting formal handling or settlement in a local context.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nee Peete
Gas Commissioners
Forsters
Finance Entitres
Merchanta Bank
Morton Fulton
D. H. Williamson
Thistle Rubber Co
S. Sivell
H. C. Cooper
E. M. Cawker
G. R. Kennedy
J. E. Miers
J. K. Driaman
H. Williamson
R. E. Walton
Lean
Revelstoke ‘Sawmill Co
J. K. Drinnan Sro
J. K. Drinnan
B. F. Souch
A. P. Burris
J. Rutherford
Seremat
Als
Central Park
Worhz
Miss Rae
Bohool
Mr Brotherton
Templars
A. T. of
Marshall & Humter Opera House
Ohn Ser
Jas F. Fisher
Maritime Province
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