Daily British Whig (1850), 29 Jan 1907, p. 2

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7] | g : i EF Hed : il sefpecy: higher 13it s*2 i 2 to ven ample Ant | pe board | OPéra company, of sixty | wresent "Little Dollie Grand on Sat Hetted 3 Whiting, 'and J. FT Re- Bo nde, or on tl market tolls. The License-- sod Seeks ey Plessei to , and wig give fevery consideration to its views. Abplition Of Market olls. William T. Minnes, president of the "of trade, addressed the council of wipine out the of trade had this matter, and had come to the conclusion that it would be in the interests of the city if tolls were - eity council's {y0 longer lovied. The 'markets were weeupied by two | decreasing, and it was held that if from tne Citizens' fhe tolls other from the Board |would inercase. of trade, The Citizens' present to ask 10 'reduce League deputation was the | commerce. | number of liquor heenses this year. v. | dually were removed the markets Dr. Ryan pointed 'out that tolls were an injury to am i of The tolls J. Laidlaw 'stated' that just a month | farmers were not coming to the mar- the league upon the edie. ha voted in 1g- anticipated that | been that ted se gh of the city, : i the roads sue deawvemicn; had eck the city markets, the trade of King- entitled to a sub- {ston will be increased with the furm- Four members of |¢r% Dr. Ryan claimed. The abolition Reuction: thought that it was stantial reduction, rence wards. Jt must be acknow- ledged, Mr. Laidlaw said, that' the re- the city. As to sult was a popular vote, and -in view of it the reduction of licenses should be a substantial one, Ex-Ald. F. King inted out that the recent vote the aldetmen's duty very plain. Their duty wad very clearly suggested hy the vote. But often it was : expression. of the will of the people, that will ought to be carried out. As to the jurisdiction, it was as ted in some quartery that ihe hours of Hi- a majority of {ernment did so, and the result waited upon the coun- | ket. Two years ago the marine men question, {of Canada itioned the government canal tolls. e gov- has of shipping to abolish the amount he 500 or | through the Canadian canals has in- out that' the two | creased a Ontario and {apply to, Kingston The same would . Free from tolls leading to Kingston, and immensely. of the market tolls will have a ten- dency for the county to wipe the tolis off the Perth road leading to the loss of revenue (say $1,450), that amount would be more than made up by increas: of business with the farmers. Market tolls were aggravating and annoying to the farmers. The of trade was made up of the heaviest tax. payers of Ki n, who were willing to pay their share of the loss of re. venue. ir 'opinions should bo seri: ously taken into consideration. John Hewton pointed out that the effort to-day is to make it as cheap and as easy as possible for those who wish to trade with cities and towns. Kingston should sce that no hind- rance was kept in the way of farm- but |ers. The | farmers to Kingston, to say | ten cents shall be |the markets, he by On a * Ontario law. | county n that the council | Why should re its duty in simply sug- | ket as. that number the limit fixed. He did Jot think ak & ub tial A cwhich ¥ Ald. Gaskin declared that abolition of market tolls would mot bring the When five or a farmer away from was not the kind of desired. When tha its tolls on the road city abolish its mar tolls. Let the » to wipe off their road toils before the city wipe off theirs. Ald. Gaskin said he was Sipoted to abolishing the Is just now at any rate. Elliott said that the council could very well afford to give serious kept || consideration to the matter in Gules: the - tion. He thought a cordial invita tion should be given to both board when the matters would be discussion again. THE HOSPITAL AID. Work Done Projected. up for 3 and Much 1 There was a large meeting of the Woman's Aid of the General Hospital, ¢ 4) Monday afternoon, Zabout fifty int to a quarter of x m It was a British precedent" that majority ruled, and the council should take that into consideration, Mr. Davis said. Mayor Mowat said that the council noe committee would consider the matter and report to the council its EE ---- -- "Kingston's Famous Far Store™ EE ------------------------------ the : also | Sparks, All 's being present. It was' decid- nd 3300 on an extension to laundry. Final arrangements were made for 'a tea to 'be held at Mrs. James Hendry's, King 'street, on St. Valentine's day, February 14th. For some time there has been talk of of holding a "Made in Canada." oxhibition, in October, and the pro- ject has been definitely taken up. Consultations have been held wit some of the Brockwillians, who made such a success of a similar oxhibition in that town, and next week further details will be received from them. Among the contributions, gratefully acknowledged. was a gift of six doz- en table napkins, from a man who sympathizes warmly with the aid, and who sent his gift through Mrs. R. E. ings seem in a most satisfactory state at the hospital now, and only words of praise are heard from the inmates, John McIntyre Resigns. Although elected as chairman of the board of health John Mcintyre, K.C., does not intend to act again as a member of that body. He was: not Present at the inaugural meeting yes terday. Om Januwry! 14th the council re-appointed him without his consent. Now he has sent his: resignation to the council. No action has yet been: taken upon it. The mayor was not certain e8 to: what committee he should refer it to. "I suppose it should we to the caucus," he said. "That committee is out of existence aow. your worship," said Ald. Rigney. The vacancy will likely be filled at the council's next meeting. Threatens To Resign a * Dr. Evans threatens to resign from the board of health as u result body's sotion in making a provisional in the ice limits it had already decided apon. He declares it to be us to take any risk in allow ing ice for steambeat or tie vessel Purposes (0 he cut nearer shore than now allowed. He would not change limits olds sult + anyhod y's conwveni- ence, tf health of the citizens nd the sailors should "be the first consideration. The foster is be to remain on the board 1 ther usefulness, _ Results prompt permanen ts are d The romedy is both Dogmbar and h In 'boxes, Me. For sale only at Wade's Store. Money back if di factory, oy if not satis ¢ ie > s Concert At Portsmouth. An ntertaing me Fivon by the Sunday 'school and me of St. John's church, Ports: eran fan, "he ER, in aid of n nN MN thy S ---- » held county first agree | » rec " Another Discussion as to the Ice Limite--Only Two Cases of Typhoid Fever Reported This Month. si The inaugural meeting of the hoard of health was held on Monday after- noon. In attendance were Mayor Mo- wat, Dr. Evans, Dr. Hanley, S, 8S. Corbett, John Lemmon, Medical Health Officer Bell and Sanitary Inspector Gordon: On motion of Mayor Mowat, second- ed by 8. 8. Corbett, the hoard re-elect- ed John Mcintyre, K.C., as chairman. mayor. stated that Mr. Melntyre had proved a most efficient, painstak- ing and enthusiastic chairman, and it was wise for the board to try and re- tain him as its presiding officer. In the absence of the chairman-elect thé mayor was called upon to preside. Applicaticns were received from the St. Lawrence lce company, M. T. coms pany, William Drury and D. J. Millan for the privilege of cutting ice in the harbor for cooling purposes. Dr. Evans wanted to know what was meant by "cooling purposes." One dealer had one view of it and another dealer an- other. e speaker said that 'the board should be very careful ih regard | to the ice that is placed on the boats, | as many cases of typhoid fever have originated there during the past few Years. op Mr. Corbett said it was a hardship to ask the M. T. D. J. Millan and others to go aw ut in the harbor when they we using ice | only for cooling purposes as technical- | ly understood--that is for refrigerator | use by themsejves. Mr. Lemmon and } Dr. Hanley' agreed with Mr. Corbett. | If pure ice could be got near the shore an effort should be made to do 50 and the' applicants allowed to cut there. Mr. Corbett moved, seconded by Mr. | Lemmon, that nearer limits be laid out) by the sanitary inspector and health officer, and that Dr. W.T. Connell make a test of the ice as to its purity. Ti pure then that the four applicants be allowed to cut there, Dr. Evans said that he didn't pro- pose to run any risk in granting per mission to parties to cut ice for cool- ing prrposes outside the limits al: ready let. The board should not go back upon what it decided upon last week. He said that men on the va- | rious hoats, including those of the M. | T. company, had declared that there | was only one kind of ice aboard, and | that it went not only into the reiri- gerator but into the drinking water as well. He didn't intend to . make any excaption for the M. T. company. Pub- lic sentiment was stirred up over the ice question, and both press and peo ple demanded that a safe limit be set. The board had set the limit at the last meeting, and that limit should be maintained. | Mr. Corbett held that if pure. ice could be obtained nearef 8 shore 'the why should dealers not be allowed to cut it. The board, he claimed, w protecting the people, and would nothing that would be dangerous wo health. The M. T. company manager, Mr. Corbett said did not want jou | pure 'ice, and would not cut anything | that was not safe, but he didn't want | to go a long distance out if it was | not actually necessary. { The motion of Mr. Corbett was car | ried. In the meantime the applicants | will have to cut ice in the limits | ready set, and wmtil Dr. Connell | ports upon the other locality, r. Evans moved in amendment that the board require all parties who wish to cut ice to cut it within the limits al- ready set, without repard to what the | {ice is to be used for. ere Was no Se- | 'conder for this amendment. | Medical Health Officer Béll reported | that during January there vere... ve- ported to him only two cases of te- hod fever and four cases of diph- theria. Dr. Evans asked concerning the far | mer from whom meat was confiscated | on the market two weeks apo, Why had he not been pros cuted, he asked, and. 'whose duty was it to prosecute He moved that the matter be referred to the volce commissioners for | pe port. The guilty party' ehowd: be pro. secuted, but no ome sedmed to know what official rhould take the action. Dr. Evans' motion was adopted. | al re- Hr ------ A Cold Error. | Because You have always 'had colds and had little Success in curing ther | YOU are apt to think that-- there is BO escape from the ailment, id ¢ Wade's Cold Cary "axative), do cure colds-- oh If you start T | treatment y You need have no colds at 1i. These tablets also cure headache. - Sonstipation. In boxes, 98 only at Wade's Drug St "Money back if not satisfactory, Re Wu ong Trip. » one of the experts 4 of New York, ha li § DEpect a mine | Saturday Southampton, Eng from thence e takes steamer for Chili, going by oo and the Canary 1s 2¢ Joined, in Krange, by one of the Guggenheims hm The trip will involve or 30.000 miles. in for 3% a % SUre. | Ferrier Ht shoud be SSS, Reto tamay Frost Bites, 3 Bu INTERNATIONAL FOOD CoO., 8 1 only Gent's PECIAL FUR SALE Fur-Lined Coat, lined with best quality 'Russian Black' Rat, No. 1 worth $125, for $95. 1 Ladies' Electric $40, for $32.50. 1 Ladies' Otter Raccoon Collar, Seal, worth Coat 50 inches long, worth $75, for $52.50. The above are for Cash Oaly. W. F. GOURDIER EXCLUSIVE FURRIER Phone 700 78-80 Brock St. Spectacles and Eyeglasses vroperiv fitted. New and mountin~s. Eyes carefully examined. SMITH BROS. Jewelers aud Opticians 850 King Street Testers of Marriage up-to-date English The Great Remedy, Tones aud invigurulesthe wi nervous re, Y Ny Windsor) TryaPoundo? Myers' sous wane Sausages flour blended especi household use and t : Manitoba Spring Wheat ING Outariy Fall Wheat a housewife to get tl results, gun woes oh The bet cots no more bef. - Your grocer should have Dealers, write for prices o of Coarse Grains an TH. Taylor Co., Limited, Ch The great Uterin safo effect ie con whit . Sold § OfEBRA souss ORCHES THE BUSY ON} Out-of-Town engagements Violin, Viola, Cello Instruc EB, BH 158 Sydenham St. en You - COAL From P. WALS You get gen Scranton a handles not Au English promoter contracts for steamers for : fast line between Galway or and some point on the eas Labrador. A -- For Sunday's Breakfast, 60 Broek St. . Embroideries. We show the sweliest range of EMBROIDERIES ! Everbrought into Kingston, ng. | from the very narrow widths | to the wide widths, for flounc- Insertions, mn an end. less variety of patterns and widths, all at opular Prices - Nay. before Mr. Pope returns to Nex |. AA0ything in the way of Ors. v - WINTER ' G00DS _ WAIL be sold at a big redue- ion in price. Wool Underwear, Blankets, Tweed Suits, Skirts and Children os Will be sold very cheap. We are going to * fot the remaind (Goods must be Furs and

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