Subdivision Plans Denied as Council Stands Firm
The Pas council met in the Herald block at 7 50 p m and declined to approve Standard Securities Co subdivision plans with 25 foot lots, citing policy against small lots. The meeting approved D Clapp as town solicitor for 450 yearly and discussed lighting plans, pipe orders, and a new fire hall extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannesaw Tube Co
St. John
Pas
Anderson
Stitt
American Spiral Pipe Works
Chicago
General Electric Co
Underwood
Sangster
Saskatoon
The
Stovel Co
Nord
Clapp
Councillor Brown
D. Clapp
McClellan
Standard Securities Co
Lethbridge
Alta
Leach
Wm. Brown
Fleming
Stitt and Anderson
Perfect Samples From Beaver Lake Prospectors Return
W S Porter and A Barton returned from Beaver Lake after a three week trip with gold ore samples. They plan to go to Prince Albert and Medicine Hat, saying spring will bring a big rush to Beaver Lake and wealth there. Porter is a young prospector with BC and Cobalt experience. Barton, a Queen's University mining engineer, has worked in Cobalt and Porcupine. They staked four claims and carry free milling gold samples.
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W.S. Porter
A. Barton
Beaver Lake
Prince Albert
Medicine Hat
Porter
British Columbia
Cobalt
Larder Lake
Mr. Barton
Queen’s University
Men from Medicine Hat Visit Beaver Lake Mines
F. E. Dansey and T. B. Jenkin of Medicine Hat are in town after returning from Beaver Lake. They first came months ago, having murdered by launch from Medicine Hat to Moose Lake last summer. Jenkin, a noted international turf figure, owns a valuable string of horses.
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F. E. Dansey
T. B. Jenkinson
Medicine Hat
Beaver Lake
Moose Lake
Mr. Jenkinson
Ulster counties to divide under self government plan
An agreement proposes partitioning Ulster. Down Antrim Derry and Armagh totaling 3 326 square miles and 794 272 Protestants and 351 272 Catholics would be excluded from the Trish bill operations. Donegal Tyrone Fermanagh Cavan and Monaghan totaling 4 958 square miles with 96 606 Protestants and 339 444 Catholics would join the rest of Ireland under self government.
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London
Ulster
Down
Antrim
Derry
Armagh
Donegal
Tyrone
Fermanagh
Cavan
Monaghan
Ireland
Hudson Bay Rail Depot Planned At Fourth Street Site
Mayor Finger told the council on Monday night the Hudson Bay Railway station would be placed at the foot of Fourth Street and Crossley Avenue just east of town limits. Ottawa advised the building would resemble the C N R depot at Dauphin and cost about $80 000.
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Finger
Hudson Bay
Fourth Street
Crossley Avenue
Ottawa
Ing
C.N.R
Dauphin
Manitoba Agricultural College Opens at St. Vital
The Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba formally opened the new agricultural college at St. Vital last Tuesday. The college offers full facilities in farming, animal husbandry and domestic science, with the minister of agriculture boasting it is among the world’s finest provincial colleges.
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Manitoba
St. Vital
Road to Beaver Lake Road Plan Sparks Local Interest
Interest grows in building a thirty mile road from Sturgeon Lake to Beaver Lake with winter ice as a sled route. Council support likely as Dr. Orok offers 500 and Armstrong Trading Co. adds 100 toward the project. Others may donate to complete the roadway promptly.
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Beaver Lake
Bunting
The
Herald
Sturgeon Lake
Oarduroy
Dr. Orok
Armstrong Trading Co
Beaver Lake Area Urges Immediate Right of Way Action
Local residents insist on prompt steps to secure a substantial right of way around Beaver Lake, stressing the need to protect access and future development. Their renewed emphasis signals growing momentum for government or private negotiation to advance the project.
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Beaver Lake
New Season for Elk and Muskrat
The Manitoba legislature committee recommends amendments to the Game Protection act. Elk shooting would be illegal for two years or until December 1, 1917, while all female deer are protected. Ptarmigan gain protection. duck open season moves to December 1. muskrat season set October 15 to May 15 north of parallel 53. Miss Jones, from Sarnia, becomes Lethbridge city clerk, first woman to hold that office.
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Agricultural Committee
Manitoba
Sesses
Parallel 53
Orck
Lethbridge
Miss Jones
Sarnia
Ont
Woman Named City Clerk of Lethbridge
Esther M. Jones of Lethbridge is appointed city clerk, with duties in city administration. The appointment reflects local governance changes as the city names its new official to manage records, council correspondence, and ceremonial duties.
Births Report From Local Households This February
Ripyanp to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rid yard a daughter born Feb 10. Sr. Gopaxp to Mr. and Mrs. J. St. Godard a daughter born Feb 16. Moxno to Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Munro a daughter born Feb 15. Suyra to Dr. and Mrs. F. S. Smyth a son born Feb 14.
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Mannesan Tube Company
Brown
Larose
Elliott
Roblin
the Pas
Winnipeg
Manitoba Agricultural College
the Lake Lumber Co
Pittsburg
First Street
Railway Avenue
Armstrong Trading
Edwards Avenue
Alba
Mise Esther M. Jones
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