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Prince Rupert Journal

Location

Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Feb 07, 1911

Page

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Labor weighs wage rise at city hall hearing

A Vancouver city hall select committee examined evidence on raising street work wages to 45 cents an hour. Aldermen Hilditch Pattullo Newton and Clayton heard testimony from Industrial Workers representatives and several workers about living costs, rents, fuel, clothing, and idle time, with a report due to the council.

Prince Rupert Municipal Council Ald Hilditch Pattullo Newton Clayton Ald. Hilditch Earry W. Fraser

Justice Murphy Opens First Session in Victoria

Special to The Journal reports Mr. Justice Murphy of the Royal Commission on Chinese Immigration is holding his first session in Victoria today.

Als Hilditech Fraser Europe Vigivoria Justice Murphy The Royal Commission On Victoria

Minister Price Ellison Speaks in Legislature on Reciprocity

Victoria February 7 Hon Price Ellison, Minister of Agriculture and representative for Okanagan, presented views on Hayward's resolution denouncing the Canadian-American reciprocity agreement. His remarks highlighted the impact on the farming industry and fiscal matters in the province.

Victoria Price Ellison Hayward Okanagan British Columbia

Prince Rupert Club Elects Ten Directors At Annual Meeting

The Prince Rupert Club reported a very satisfactory year with progress from moving into a new home and increased property value. Ten directors were elected: J. M. Christie Vernor W. Smith J. H. McMillin I. H. Mobley A. T. Broderick W. W. Law W. F. Benson A. J. Morris L. J. Conkey and J. M. Clancy. Officers chosen were President J. M. Christie Vice President A. J. Morris Secretary J. M. Claney.

Prince Rupert J. M. Christie Vernor W. Smith J. H. McMillin I. H. Mobley A. T. Broderick

Living wages and costs across Canadian cities in early days

The passage recalls daily wages for stump blasting and shoveling, with men earning $9.50 and $8 while noting monthly board costs and room charges. It contrasts earnings with living costs, citing $62 monthly maximum, higher city living costs, and coal prices around $11.50 a ton, comparing Prince Rupert, Victoria, and Vancouver.

Pattullo Hilditeh Casey Carroll Fraser Street Ketchikan Juneau Skagway Dawson Guggenheims San Francisco Morse Spokane Rossland Prince Rupert Vancouver F. Neil Victoria

Privy Council Rules CPR Lands Tax Exemption

The case Minister of Public Works Alberta v Canadian Pacific Railway concluded with CPR prevailing. The Privy Council dismissed the appeal without costs and held unoccupied CPR lands were not taxable until twenty years after patent grant, and CPR lands sold on installments are not taxable until all payments are complete.

Privy Council Minister of Public Works Alberta Canadian Pacific Railway Saskatchewan

Nominating Convention Set for April 21 in New Westminster

A Liberal meeting in New Westminster unanimously approved holding a district nominating convention on Friday April 21. President George Kennedy opened the largely attended session and John Oliver reported that the federal Liberal executive had decided on an early convention to select a candidate for the next Dominion elections in British Columbia. The motion endorsing the date was carried after discussion.

New Westminster George Kennedy John Oliver Ife Dominion Liberal Party British Columbia

Shipping Report From Dominion Wireless Log

Shipping entries detail weather, wind, barometer and temperature readings for several vessels including Ikeda, Hstevan, Pachena, Leebro, Tatoosh, Watson, Lazo and Point Grey, noting conditions such as clouds, drizzle, showers, seas from smooth to rough, and times like 6:25 p m.

Sd Bod Tony Sbraaty Triangle Ovyereast Ikeda Hstevan Pachena Banfield Watson Sale Point Grey

Methodist Ladies Aid Social Set for February 16

The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Church plans a social a week from Thursday evening February 16. Refreshments will be served and an excellent time is assured all who attend. The social will open at o'clock.

Ladies' Aid of The Methodist Church

Memorial named for John Houston proposed by hospital group

The Prince Rupert General Hospital Association met to perpetuate John Houston’s name with a memorial likely larger than a ward. A $272 subscription was raised at the meeting, with expectations of at least $1,000 total. Committees and officers were elected, and President Kirkpatrick announced his retirement.

William Manson Prince Rupert General W. G. Dennis M. M. Stephens Dennis

Coal Mines Bill Wreck On Railway Debate In Legislature

In Victoria the coal mines regulation act amendment bill secured a second reading amid heavy debate as lawmakers push for improved mine conditions. Estimates for the year are promised early next week. In Paris Ontario a head on collision on the Buffalo Goderich Grand Trunk line at Richmond killed six and injured four, most crew members aboard the passenger train.

McBride Buffalo Goderich Victoria Paris Ont Buffalo-Goderich Grand Trunk Richmond

Three Italians killed in Kitselas tunnel explosion

Three Italian workers died in a powder explosion in a Kitselas tunnel. Several others were injured. Details were not yet available at Foley, Welch & Stewart's office. The men were employed by the tunneling company.

Kitselas Foley, Welch & Stewart

City Council Breaks For Prince Rupert Club Meeting

The city council did not sit last evening due to a holiday for the Prince Rupert Club annual meeting. The council will convene this evening to resume business and address ongoing municipal matters.

Prince Rupert Prince Rupert Club

Indian Evangelistic Mission Band to Speak at Epworth League

The Indian Evangelistic Mission Band of Port Simpson is set to take part in the Epworth League meeting at the Methodist Church on Wednesday evening February 8. The event is directed by the Missionary Department.

Indiana Evangelistic Mission Band Port Simpson Missionary Department

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Aldo Pattullo Forthcomng T. Maitland Chinese Commission Elect Directors Liberals Dominion Wireless H. H. Clarke Kirkpatrick George Queen Mary London Mary Fraternal Order of Eagles Kaien Island Club Fratternal Order of Eagles Karen Island Hagles Gray W. Carsley Alex Osberg Moran Mr. Evans Mrs. Carsley Mr. Osberg Mrs. Moran
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