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Esmusm |39|_ THE GUARDIAN, oHARLo:r'I‘ETowN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, sA'i‘-URDAY. APRIL 22? Is99,...10 PAGEQG it

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ANNING THE HILLSBORU

to Be Provlded For aquestion whether it is advisable to

" Mr. Arsenault asked the Comniisson

“The ase _er of Public Works if it is the intention __f//'//Q//7;' " _ A , W*

gof the government to grant a new ._~;:_-5/"" Qi- _ ` ' " ‘_ ` 7-- . _ .

Staind _school district td the inliabitants of /Q \,*`<`>l-~" ' Delllal John " COSt1° FREDETIQTON' A.pnl'21_: (SPecm1?__,

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met at 11 30 a m _ Mr.__l\;cLean__ th¢_>_u2h_t; t_ha§_3:_t sht:_uld `__ __// J/ _ _officge ,Eastern Railway andjw fupermion _

f=‘»1"l\1h“1'S°“ Pfeswted a com? °-°r°- t 6 oar 0 “ca 0°' \ \‘~/ _ , _ connection with the Interoolonial- 1» .7

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and Garden Vegetable Seeds 1899 Catalogue for new l

SWEET PEA SEEDS

Booksellers and Prlnters

ment appointed a commission but were

H C p_p_§i__b_l__e_t;> s;i_t__t_l;_t_§i_e matter as the iiitn

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Nlr. Awenault asked the Commission

° ‘of I’ blio Works if 't i" the intention

I :lie Lllxovcrniiieiit to rlepziir the Abi'nrii’s

' Village Court House at Abrzinfs Vil-

.i;e Pr use Count The daniage in

of the ctintlitiozis ot the Court House at

'-"'_" Evmoiit Bziv. He was of theo 'nic

A ._ Pl U that it was not required there and it was

y maintain it or not.

.Cape Egmont, Lot 15 in compliance

with petition presented the Govern-

FRIDAY. APRIL 19TH ment in the year 1897 P

the Charlottetown Sewer _In his mind it was better to amalgam-

Rnd 8 nm uma and ordered :tt_e_the schop_ls 3_1 tha_t___and oth<;_x;_;l__is- ‘ second uma w_mm,r0w _ ric s as we . wo come _ re

MCMA,” pmsemed 8 the Board of Education and the district OTTAWA April 21 -(S ecia1)- Sir G P

the Summer-side lncorpo- "°I‘_;_l__‘3__g]*;;__f°(’?_"__l_’_%_:_5__° asked th 1 d f I” m°V1“€ U{°_1`°S°|‘|¢1°_\l_h° Bild, It Henry Joly s_tates,he__never_ heard any ' “ "

A T 5 n O O T V I

, ‘any what And lf 9° PODGGDCU b0¢W¢8l1 U19 10981 ind DUUIUI' lation of the province would be mmmom of the govern ion governments _relating to the con- ad by gh mp mi `

to the mum? :i_tructio_p said bridge across the Hills- Th g

C iss! ot P b OFOUE lY9l'» ~-T---~~-v"-"_--'_'°"'

wgmgveggrmt mild Hon. Mr. Farquharson said we have1|;h

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mm wmldennon on a aplan. As to the omcial -estimate of wa,-thgqghg qu what wa;

The outlay would be ww cos.. we never had one. It was -sup' a combination bridge. It has been P-°!'U` _ H110, Cl'°W’3 NNW ' P“l,1`l»1\°_ _ . , _ __

P08841 10 COS! 1-'°tW€0H $300-009 tllfd brought up time and time again. He _way was up, but no, decision was* _ ,Loimo1r, A-April’ 21~.*_(Speeial);.'1‘h¢ `

asked the Commis fggoégiohifxs har! t_|;Em‘%_'f_f_;’_;`_‘;“E° 2; |114 D90; 1°°k1U€ 0V°1` ¢h°___1`°P°\`f°9 °f_ reached. _ _ ~ Commons today by a veto ot 2001.0 141 ,_ -_ __ as Wm” ‘fn ‘S uw 1° to the cot-res :Tactics itlias be§n°ver- 1890 an he h°d~f°°”d um .ist r°f.’[?;' Therewas a big squabble at the rejected the scconflrealiingofa billre- ,pu-m_°"" A

the °'0vBl'|lU\8T1t to BHOW 8 Po 83159 the _necessity of ge' < 6 meetin Q1 the Dgminign _y8‘. ' .` . ’ _ buf

of money to Clement Arse- hal' We have letiefs °f °°uf59~ but W0 Conservatives had made a survey as to 5. \ ~ _ _-_ P°"l’_“S 'F59 °°°f°‘°“ 45 °f 1887- t

Snmmemlde_ for a nght of give not got anything to_lay before the the bed _tmtom Gf th, river and may _t°1'd*Y~ _ _ , _ _

ms farm an Lat 14 9 Wie- They had U16 lUf°1°m°U°¢1 as had considered the figures too largep The maiority and minority reports

M M L d th I0 *bfi °QSU*'1d that WHS all he WN 3510 He had introduced the first resolution were both rejected auda modified report 'I ‘ R I _ I C eau sm 6 govern }’~° give at Pfesenl- _ in 1890 seconded by Hon. Fred Peters, P A - ~ .A ` W C U

1 dopted whicn set forth. that total --i _

Hon- MY- Fafquhafson Pfesemed the but it was shelved by the government waéa . .. 3,; at m su, to pmtecfge .I ihpupyhg

of the day_ H6 was not Batisned andpnatipnal prohibition was _the only ef- “S ’° ____e_____;‘___-_"_ I m A A 1 submitted another later in ~ the same f°°_lW° 1'°medYf°1`lh° "'15 °f 1”t°m‘ ~

session. He moved another_reso.ution _ perance; that the Scott Act was found- SHANGHAIAPQ1 21 .-(Special)-AT somewhat slmflar t° ‘hilt much he f° be Pf°d“°liV° °f much g°°d» but”-'despatch states that the German cruiser had now submitted suggesting that the . - ~ .-

Provincial Government would open up , my It w°u1_d mv meet the Present mu' Gefiml T3 _°!`d°1`§d t0 #Pm iF1_S°~“!°3'_ *U5 e correspondence ‘with the Dominion ‘“"°”i th” “_ “ew °f th°_ §°"'°"“m°_”° another cruiser isto follow her. ll Government to havea survey made and refusing to give a prohihitory b11l._ , _

b°*h 20V€1‘I1m0H1S 10 HHGGPWKS th” while urging for total prohibition, the

Work’ bl." no. actmn was takan in .uni committee believe that ietorm would be ' _ HE _Df.' :?\?'_§;€ir_;;‘ OW It as become 'a pracuca materially aided by an act totally pro- -__

Himsa ad-Oumedmlg m. hibiting the manufacture, importation WAHmGT°N°»4Pl`i121°"'(SP°°i°l)_’u

J P. n T and sale of liquors for heverave ur- Partly °1°“dY' ”‘ri”'bl° Winds' 1 .

Public Accounts.

Hfin. Mr. McMillan presented the

Land Otiice report.

Hon. H. C. McDonald submitted the

following resolution :-

Resolved, That the Government be

authorized to enter into an agreement with the Government of Canada stipul- ating that should the Federal Govern- ment build a bridge across the Hills- borough River from a point in or near the City of Charlottetown, to a point in or near Southport, and said bridge be so constructed as' to be 'adapted and suitable not only for railway purposes, but also as a public li ighway bridge for vehicles and foot passengers, and for general traiiic of all kinds, the Govern- ment of Prince Edward Island will, on the completion ot such bridge. pay an- nually to the Government of Canada to- wards the interest of the money requir- ed to build that part of the said bridge appertaining to locil interests only, a sum not exceeding $l2.000. and said bill to contain provisions enabling toe Provincial Government to arrange and ,determine with the Government of Can- ada the exact amount so to be paid annually. and the terms of payment ,the said sum so determined to be on com-

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About our Spring Footwear that you dont everywhere It’s our business to .watch for the

yet we never forget quality, we pay particular

in buying to get '_ through worl§II12\1.1_Sh1P. of wear, el ance of style, this is evident

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the footwear we are °hovv1ng now. _ GCFF BRS. A

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to ceiling has tumbled down and bas.

AY Epoken a__c_f_ins_i__~ier__°ible quantity of plast

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~ A _ - question is that the tltic from the roof -_;,‘§.§.?>._,I__,@I_:?_-_~`§s;,i,‘\,t1>_

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Hon. Mr. McLean said lie was :iwarei l-'__._.-_;-__»,,;.;_ _,. _-5;,-_ \`»»'_,if5!F

pletion of said bridge a charge on the revenues of the Province, and also pro- vision that the Lieutenant Governor in Council may in -such agreement make terms for the levying and collection of tolls upon the said bridge. and for keeping the same in repair, and gener- ally upon such- other matters relating to the said bridge and the -interest on the cost of construction, as may be agreed upon by both Governments.

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3,115 (,¢mm|g¢¢¢ 3:9 %W°l'Um;';t 1° lil’ °U__§h° '$515 :fd most important one since the construe as Inspector of Inhnd_ Revenue for

Mcpmmiq “hd the 1_5 °US° P19118. Of 0 P1'_°P°5 'tion of the railroad m_-this country. 0 _“_ _ ‘ . ' _ _ _ ‘_ ot Public Worx; if the b1"dg° “‘_’1'°S3\_h° Hnlsb0r°u€h Riverf- Both parties to a certain extent_are‘ “ 1°' -_ _ ' ‘ .~ ` Iitlliort. received apetmon from The r_>_@cial es_timate ot___th_e_cost_9f committed to build the bridge An odicer or the department _made pgldqk _Bmh,_°hi]di3.,_B__|i}°_._°_'°n_ gm of Lots 12 13 14 an rgmgiigaff ;is|:y;t;;ea?nd0ii1adie¢:‘Ti'i\d;d) - andqsle h°P°?du'° m°“'_b‘;' °f *1h°_i‘_;P's"the eame”sta`te"inent_tliat no appointment pmihandhp 01103 ,°,“,,igu5§_3m_

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» Dominion Parliament to carry out the _~ "‘ I 0,

defrompure

poses in any 'province adopting or bring ing into force such an act by duly quali- iied electors.

at the provincial election,-such _legis- lation to be unrepealable fora period of

time long enough to ensure a lair iesll ot its efftcfiveness

pare the bill tothe introduced in the

forevoin su zest ions

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_ A ; The following are the closing ra ~\ :- April wheat.-_; corn. '$355

Alum "powders tlzgfeattli _,M ,h t.- :5°§.;' corn. 345,; oats hard thathahwlil-h.fl%" freely is .` & ' d day’ 1 26§ ;*¥f0l";, ;f17§‘. ` _. - ~ siféhl l ' "is-’_'_;Q~___'___________ _"mi July wheat,74}; corn, So; 0lfS»24§, 5mpfm,g,¢wm¢p¢f¢¢¢fy,

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The Kettle River Railway A Charter Ham

, _ _ i Been Abandoned. ' _ _

V Toisoizro, April 21:-.'(Special)`-The

Worl_df publishes a despatch from Greenwood, C., that the Corbin charter to buildgthe Kettle Valley rail-

district, has been dropped, as there was

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._ _ _ _-_ , _ ly opposing the charter. _ _ ~ ~ A'

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