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Form 149- P— Speclal
Municipal District of Kneehill #48
Council Meeting on May 9th, 1949.
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The Council of the Municipal District ofKneehill�oo. 48
held a r gular meeting on Monday the 9th day of Ma y , 1949, start-
ing at 1 .00 a.m.
Councillors present: John W. Olson, John A. Ohlhauser,
Matthew chmaltz, Hugh Parry, F. C. Petersen, S. C. Schmelke and
C. C. C pbell.
Mr. Ohlhauser reported to the Council that he had inter-
viewed D . H. M. Elliott regarding $25.00 charge of the Town of
Three Hi is for services of the Three Hills fire brigade. Dr. H. M.
Elliott tated that he would settle this charge as soon as he has
received settlement from the insurance company.
Moved by Mr. Ohlhauser that the minutes of the meeting
held on Aril 4th, 1949 be adopted and approved. Carried.
Moved by Mr. Olson that Mr. Ohlhauseris report of Dr.
Elliottxs fire be adopted. Carried.
The Secretary - Treasurer read the Financial Statement
for the month of April, 1949.
t
Receipts:
Bank Balances )d April 1st, 1949:
40,
164.
548.
76
50
Cash on hand April 1st, 1949:
Receipts for month of April, 1949:
129
970•
i5
0. S. Cheques on April 30th, 1949'
21
356.
03
56,
039.
44
Payments:
0. S. Cheques April 1st, 1949:
11
11,
213.
324.
72
31
Payments in April 1949'
Bank Balances April 30th, 1949:
43,
362.
12
Cash on hand April 30th7 1949:
139.
29
56,
039.
44
Moved by Mr. C. C. Campbell that Financial
Statement
tre accepted
and approved. Carried.
Mr. S. C. Schmelke moved that the Council approve of
Mr. Jas. Schmelke for a License to operate a retail
the
application
business
of
in cream separators, washing machines, etc.
at
Wimborne
Carried.
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Moved by Mr. Petersen that Mr. Parry and Mr. Schmaltz
inspect a municipal district's property in Beiseker (occupied
by the C rl Schmaltz family) and, if necessary, take steps to
have the property painted and repaired. Carried.
Moved by Mr. Schmaltz that Mr. Olson and MR. Petersen
investigate conditions in the household of Wm. R. Ferguson, in
the Gh&st Pine area. Carried.
Moved by Mr. S. C. Schmelke that the account of
Peter Koatiniuk in the Calgary General Hospital ($177 :70) be
paid. Carried.
Moved by Mr. S. C. Schmelke that the account of the
St. Mary's Hospital ($20.00) for maintenance of Viola Kraft,
Wimbornel be paid. Carried.
iuthorizt
Df Viola
3E- 32 -33s
to protei
Council Meeting on May 9th, 1949.
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Mr. Schmelke moved that the Secretary - Treasurer be
i to take steps to have the payments made on behalf
Craft charged against her fatherts property (being
26•»4, owned by Wm, F. Kraft), and caveats registered
t such advances, Carried.
Moved by Mr. J. A. Ohlhauser that the 1949 premium
Dn the Glpbe Indemnity Co. Bond S.I. 16228: Gordon G. King:
be paid (20.00).- Carried.
Moved by Mr. C. C. Campbell that the account of
Mrs. Jack MacArthur for $14.00 being care- takerts charges
for Huxley Cemetery be paide Carried.
Correspondence read by Secretary-Treasurer:
Director
of Surveys:
re:
Village of
Beiseker:
re:
Town of Three
Hills:
re:
Departure
of Public Works:
re:
Salvation
Army:
re:
St. Maryts
Hospital:
re:
Departme
of Public Works:
re:
Departme
of Municipal Affairs
re:
E. H. Rea
•
re:
Motherst
llowance:
re:
Harry H.
with•
re:
Mrs. Ja
MacArthur-
re:
Mothers'
k1lowance.
re:
Department
of Public Works:
re:
Three Hills
School District:
re:
L. J. La
ie:
re:
Vernon 0
hauser:
re:
Morgan a
Johnson:
re:
Mrs. Eva
runeski:
re:
G. R. Hog
, Magistrate:
re:
Departnen
of Public Welfare:
re:
Department
of Municipal Affairs.re:
C. N. Institute
for Blind:
re:
Subdivision SE• -36•- 31..24 -4
Assessment of Block "All
Assessment of Municipal
office & machine shop
Application for grants
Chris. Ruppel and
Peter Kostiniuk
Viola Kraft account
Huxley curling rink
& Swalwell curling rink
Appointment of Assessor
A. R. Fuller accident
Mrs. Violet Klause
renewal of King's bond
Huxley Cemetery
Mrs. Mary Davis
Repairs to Bridge 4»28 -26.4
1949 requisition
Retail License
" tt
Account - Toews road
Separation
Viola Kraft
Child Welfare
Finances of Municipal District
1949 grant
Moved by Mr. Schmaltz that the account of $10.00
rendered gainst the Dept. of Public Works for snow-plowing on
the Grai er- Carbon road be cancelled. Carried.
.Moved by Mr. F. C. Petersen that the amended 1949
requisitilon of the Three Hills School District for the sum of
$5t677.34 be accepted; and that a rate of 31.1/mills be authorized
to produce the said requisition. Carried.
"Moved by Mr. Schmaltz that the application of L. J.
Lavoie fo� a retail license at Bircham be approved, Carried.
Moved by Mr. Ohlhauser that the application of Vernon
Ohlhauser for a license to operate a sporting goods business at
Sec. 31- 26.23.4 be approved. Carried.
Moved by Mr. S. C. Schmelke that the order of the
Juvenile Court committing Viola Kraft as a ward of this Municipal
District pe accepted. Carried.
Moved by Mr. C. C. Campbell that St. Mary's Hospital,
Trochu, a d Linden Home, Swalwell, be requested to become
"Shelters , Within the meaning of The Child Welfare Act, Carried,
Form 149- P— Spoclal
Council Meeting on May 9th, 1949.
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Mr. A. R. Fuller, of Carbon, was present and interviewed
the Counccil on the matter of accident to his car on Feb. 8th, 1949
also on he matter of a sub -way for livestock on Diversion in
NW -7 -30— 2�4. Moved by Mr. Schmaltz that Mr. ,
Mr. J. A Ohlhauser & Mr. H. J Gimbel investigate this Sub-way
and give a report on same at next Council meeting. Carried.
The Council adjourned from 12,30 noon to 1.55 P•'u•
It was moved by Mr. F. C Petersen that the following
members f the Council constitute the Court of Revision, as
per Section 37 (2) of The Assessment Act:
Hugh Parry, Matthew Schmaltz, S. C. Schmelke, C. C.
Campbell and J. W. Olson. Carried,
The Court of Revision was held from 2.00 p.m. to
3.30 p.m and heard appeals as follows:
1. D. J. Brodner• Was present
SW- 31 -30- 23x-4• Assessment reduced from $2,540
to $2,340
2. Cvr1l Stewart: Was present
NE- 10- 29 -22 -4: Assessment of $820 confirmed.
J 3. Crown Trust Co.,: Merle Anderson was present
SW- 20- 30 -22 -4: Assessment of $2,960 reduced to
$2,680
,( 4. United Grain Growers Ltd.,: L. G. Tolley was present
Swalwell eleimtor: Assessment set at $3,780 & $200
Wimborne elevator: 11 " $6430 & $200
Huxley elevator: " " $7,840 & $200
5. R. W. Madsen:, Was not present
NW- 31- 30 -22 -4: Assessment of $37100 reduced to
$2,830
SW- 31- 30 -22 -4: Assessment of $2,840 reduced to
$2,420
7. Solomon Boese. Was not present
SE- 32- 30 -25 -4: Assessment of $29320 reduced to $29240
NE- 17- 31 -25 -4: it $1,56o ti $1,530
of 8. William Downe: Was not present
SE-5.29-23-4: Assessment of $39270 confirmed
r/ 9. Gottlieb Remboldt:,Was not present
SE -26 -28 -24-4: Assessment of $2;420 confirmed
SW- 26- 28 -24 -4• " $29380 it
10. C. S. Pearson: Was not present
NE- 8:- 29 -25 -4: Assessment of $3,190 reduced to $1,710
11. H. J. Sarasin: Was not present
SE- 18- 30 -25 -4: Assessment of $29030 confirmed.
Form 749- P— Speclal
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J
of Asses.,
by the C(
accepted
Council Meeting on May 9th, 1949•
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12. Godfred Kraft: Was not present
SE- 29- 3326 -4: Assessment of $2,190 confirmed
NW»28- 3326«4: $19950 it
S -80 acres of ft
NB-29- .33,»26..4: t' 1, 290
13, Mrs, Nellie MacKay Was not present
5E -14•- 31•-25•.4: Assessment of $2,010 reduced to
$1,790
14. Robert R. Empe,y: Was not present
NW- 3- 3124-4: Assessment of $3,860 reduced to
$3,190 880 reduced to
SW- 10- 31- 24.-4: Assessment of $3
$3,3$0
i5, Benider & Boser: Were not present
Card #5482
Lots 5 & 6
Block 4 Huxley: Assessment of $1,980 & $100
confirmed.
Moved by Mr. Schmaltz that the changes and confirmations
urt ments
recorded nowPapprovede ion
and
urt o
by the Court of Revision. Carried.
th Coun
quoted 3
Moved by
gravel f
authorize
The Court of Revision concluded its business at 3.30 pm.
Chairman
Clerk
d
Mr. A. E. Staite, of htherRednDeer River,interviewed
d
iI regarding taking g ravel from
per yard for gravel put in a stock -pile on river bank.
Mr. Petersen that Mr. A. E. Staite be given job of taking
om river at this quotation amount to be so taken to be
by Mr. Petersen and Mr. �lson. Carried.
Mr, John Atkinson, of Carbon, interviewed the Council,
and wishes to rent the "Low -Boy" Trailer for occasional work during
the summer of 1949? and will replace any breakages that may occur
during his use of same, Mr. J. W. Olson moved that this machine
be rented to Mr. Atkinson for $1,00 per hour. Carried.
Mr. Elmer Fischer, of Acme, interviewed the Council on
the matt r of control of SW- 14.-29- »26«•4 by the Agricultural Service
Board. theasaidflease toaterminatedDec. land
3lst,e1949.to Mr. Arthur
Cormode,
Major Steele, of The Salvation Army, interviewed the
Council, Mr , Olsonathatpaagrant of $600.00 behmade organization.
Moved by M
to The
, Salvation
Army in 949. Carried,
Mr, Thos. Robinson, of Huxley, interviewed the Council
i on the m that of of the
be made Cemetery. Huxley Cemetery,
Carried.
C.
Campbell that g
Carried.
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Form 149- PJSP-lal
a monzn
work, e
Council Meeting on May 9th7 1949.
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Mr Schmaltz moved that each foreman be asked to submit
report of work done, showing location and nature of
c. Carried.
Third reading was given to By -Law No 107: A By -Law
to provi a for the sale of Lots 7 8 9,10,11,12,13 18,19,20 &
21, All n Block 59 Huxley (Plan C
UPoi reading
for $60. 0. Moved by Mr. C. Campbell that third
of By -La No. 107 be passed and approved. Carried.
Third reading was given to By-Law No. 106• A By -Law
to provi a for the sale of North -East quarter of Section 139
Tp. 32, ge. 229 West 4 M. to Mrs. James Dolton for $300.00
Moved b Mr. J. W Olson that third reading of By -Law No. 106
be passe and approved. Carried.
Mr. Schmaltz moved that the Secretary - Treasurer be
instruct d to go to Calgary and interview the Insurance
Company Dn the matter of Mr# A. R. Fullerts claim for damages;
also to Interview G. W. H. Millican on the Richardson and
Ceefried claims. Carried.
First reading was given to By -Law No. 113: A Bye -Law
to provide for the sale of Lots 37 & 38, Block 49 Swalwell
(Plan No 5050 A.K.) to Mr. Grover W. Wacker for $40000
Moved by Mr. S. C. Schmelke that first reading of
By..Law N:). 113 be passed and approved. Carried.
Second reading was given to By -Law No. 113; and it
was movel by Mr. J. A. Ohlhauser that second reading of this
By -Law bg passed and approved. Carried.
It was moved by Mr. S. C. Schmelke that a grant of
$150.00 a made to The Canadian National Institute for the
Blind in 1949. Carried.
It was moved by Mro J. A. Ohlhauser that the
correspo dence be filed. Carriedo
It was moved by Mr. J. A. Ohlhauser that the rates
of pay tD Councillors for attending council meetings and
supervis on of road -work be $8.00 per day, and 10¢ per mile
in accor ance with Section 164 of The Municipal District Act.
Carried.
It was moved by Mr. J. A. Ohlhauser that the rates
of pay f r road-work be as follows:
Foreman:
Man:
1 Horse:
Truck & Driver:
$1.00 per hour
85 „ It
.l0 " it
$2.00 " It
Car ried.
`It was moved by Mr. Schmelke that the donations for
$1,085.0 subscribed for the improvement of the Wimborne -West
road be and made to the
Plan".
Governme t ',
Carried.
It was moved by Mr. J. A. Ohlhauser that a surveyor be
engaged, and surveys of road - diversions made at the following
location : NE Corner of 24- 29-26 "4: SW Corner of 18- 3lv26 -4•
North of 9..30 - 24.»4: NW Corner of 36.- 31..26..E , NE Corner of
33714•.23 4. 2 miles of Diversion North of Sections 28 & 29,
Tp 28, ge. 26, West 4 M. Carried.
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Form 749 -P— Special
Council Meeting on May 9th7 1949•
Pae6.
The Council adjourned at 6.15 p.m. on May 9th, 1949.
The Council resumed business on May 10th, 1949, at
10.00 a.
Councillors present: J. W. Olson, J. A. Ohlhauser,
Matthew chmaltz, Hugh Parry, F. C. Petersen, S C. Schmelke &
C. C. Ca pbell.
M?, G. G. King, Asst Secretary - Treasurer, submitted
the pay- hefts, and it was moved by Mr. Councillors be now pay-
sheets w ich have been approved by he
passed f r payment, Carried.
Moved by Mr. Petersen that a Bonus of $50.00 be paid
to Orin . Davis; and that the Secretary - Treasurer be instructed
to write him a letter expressing sympathy and appreciation of
his sere ces for the Municipal District. Carried,
Thos. Sloan, employee, interviewed the Council, and
stated foremanthat the remain in
overhtheaoperation of the
foreman
M -99 Pat I ol, as Council saw fit.
Moved by Mr. J. A. Ohlhauser that Matt Kary Jr, be
engaged as employee in the "South Camp", to be paid A50 per
hour for first 200 hours, and then $1. per work
and services are satisfactory. Carried.
i�liam Howell Foreman met with the Council and was
told tha it is the Councilts wish that Thos. Sloan rtmai in
the capa ity of Sub - foreman of the "North Camp", and
Henry Ga S ty of Torrington would be given the job of operating
the M -99 atrol. William Howell was asked to provide his own
transportation between his home and the camp.
Mr J. E. Frere, and Mr. Arvo Niemi of Trochu, inter-
viewed t e Council on the matter of the building of a Seed -
cleaning plant in Trochu. They reported as follows: Cost of
plant $3 ,000- Farmers to subscrive $10,000, Govt. $1010001
and M. D, $10 000: Farmers' levy to $1 5.00 per Section over
6 towns ps: 4,000 has been subscribed by farmers to date,
plant wo d be controlled by Board representing the three con -
tributin groups, matter
and Coun it g
C. C. Campbell moved that J. A. Findlay be appointed
as Inspe for of this Municipal District under The
f Child Welfare
ces,
Act, tha he paid $8.00 per day and 10¢ p
and that he make reports
Child Welfare Bureau.tiCarriedthis Municipal
IDistrict!and to The
!Moved by Mr. Schmaltz that Mr, Findlay be asked to
1 ti ate conditions in the household of Carl Schmaltz, of
nve s g
Beiseker« Carried.
dr, W. D. Gentleman, Field Supervisor, met the Council
on the m tter of Grasshopper control measures. Mr. Ohlhauser
moved th t erliGentleman
100 lbs. nChlordane authority
dust order
resalegallons
of Chlor an Q uid
Carried.'
thony DeBoer, employee, met the Council, and asked
to be given employment either as an operator of machinery in
ncil
the Nort Camp, or as operator of the M -99 pat e
did not authorize either position for him, but offered him
employme t as his hee�ouldcbeagiven ¢onsideratianS�orOmachinenth,
and prom sed that
work if pother vacancy occurs. He accepted employment at $150.00
per month, in the capacity of cook for the north camp.
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Moved by Mr. F. C. Petersen that the wages of the cooks
ro camps be increased to $150 00 per month, effective
1949. Carried.
Moved by Mr. J. A. Ohlhauser that the South Camp
follow tae following route: Div. 2 - 2 weeks- Div. 4 - 3 weeks:
Div. 1 and then to Div: 3.
That the North Camp follow the following route:
Div. 5 for Dinosaur trail pproject: Div. 5 •- 2 weeks- Div. 7 -
6 miles of work: Div. 6 - 8 miles of work, then to Div. 4,
Carried,
Mr. S. C. Schmelke moved that C J. Christie investigate
the appl cation of Mrs. Kessel for relief and assistance. Caned.
The Secretary - Treasurer submitted asketch and plans of
the proposed addition to the Municipal Office: 24 ft. x 12 ft.
with 10 ft. walls.
First reading was given to By -Law No. 114: A By -Law
to provide for the building in 1949 of an addition to the
Municipa Office, estimated cost $4,000
Mr. C. C. Campbell moved that first reading of By -Law
No. 114 a passed and approved. Carried.
Mr. J A. Ohlhauser moved that second reading of
By -Law N . 114 bw passed and approved., Carried.
Mr. S. C. Schmelke moved that Henry Ganske of Torring-
ton be engaged as employee in the North Camp, to be paid 85¢
per hour for first 200 hours, and then $1.00 per hour if his
work and services are satisfactory. Carried,
and
for
for
the
Mr. McCoy, gravel contractor from Didsbury, was present
interviewed the Council, and quoted the following rates
gravol work:
Loading pit -run gravel: 300
Loading & Screening pit -run: 3 5
Loading & Crushing to *11: 48¢
Mr. F. C. Petersen was authorized
the nstallation of a new motor in the
nort camp.
per yard
It ti
11 11
to make arrangements
Ford truck used in
Mr. C. J. Christie, Asst. Secretary. - Treasurer, submitted
the acco ts, and it was moved by Mr. M. Schmaltz that the follow»
ing acco is be passed for payment:
24
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
C. J. Christie
G. G. King
A. J. Purvis
Drumheller Agric. Soc.
William Shirlow
A. G. Telephones
A. J. Purvis
C. J. Christie
G. G. King
W. D. Gentleman
Armco Drainage
Matt Kary
42.39/for balance of wages
39.19/
53.51/ 11 11 I7 t1
100.00/ " 1949 grant
60.75/ " Labor
23-56/ " rental & Tolls
240.50/ " April wages
216.66 / " " it
216.66 / " It It
198 *32 / 11 11
11038.94 / " Culverts & repairs
109.651 " April wages
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John Esau 257.16 /for April wages & mileage
A. M. Petersen 222.07/'" of to
Sydney Bramley 171,39/"' ►� l�
Clarence Grose 204.32 /
Ronald E. Bent 94.88 /"
Thos. Sloan
236.42/'"
Orin K. Davis
37,00/ "
William Howell
250,00/01 " "
Victor Gresl
107,95/m It it
Raymond Petersen
144.39/ " " to
Alfred Wik
153.25/' "
It it
Tony DeBoer
21.04/ "
" "
Paul Elvin
237.25/ "
n n
H. J. Gimbel
250.00/ "
" "
H. J. Gimbel
70,-80/ "
it mileage
Jos. Holwegner
243-57/ "
It wages
Dave Felker
7.00/ "
Labor
Cecil McArthur
4,8o/ "
"
John Fraser
24.00/ "
"
0. A. McArthur
9.60/ "
ft
A. E. Staite
406475/ "
"
V. W. Gabb 30.00/ " to
Robert McKinley 9,501
Morgan & Johnson 25.00/
General Hospital 177.70/*" Kostiniuk account
St. Mary's Hospital 20,00 " Viola Kraft account
H. H. Smith 20.00/ " premium on bond
Mrs. Jack McArthur 14000/ " cemetery expense
Salvation Army 600.00/ " grant
Mrs. Jack MacArthur 25.00 /'" cemetery grant
Co N I. Blind 150.00/ " 1949 grant
Orin K. Davis 50.00/ " Bonus
A. J. Purvis $4.01/ " petty cash account
Post - master $84.00/ " Insurance stamps
Salvation Army 164.65 /for 4 indigents
Farmers Exchange 33.81/ " 2 "
Starr's Ambulance 42.00/ " Kostiniuk acct.
Prov. Training Sch. 15.001 " Christensen account
Roach
Bros.
15.00/ "
Niemi account
Red &
White Store
28.00/'"
Bruneski account
Prov.
Treasurer
108.75/ "
Motherst Allowance
Prov.
Treasurer
130-W/ "
Old Age & Blind pensions
Prov.
Mental Hosp.
180.00/ "
3 patients
Trochu Motors
7.85/ "
fuel & repairs
United Freight Line
17.89/ "
hauling charges
Falk Farm Service
20.16/ "
fuel
J. Lipkind & Co.
27.34/ "
repairs
C. F. Ward
672.00/ "
grass -.seed
Three Hills Motors
32,95/ "
repairs
Service Garage
50,24/ "
repairs, etc.
S. N. Wright, Sr,
32.35/ "
fuel
Co -Op. Station
3.39/ "
fuel
Carbon Transport
6#25 /"
hauling repairs
Whitlock Lumber Co. 151.10 /" material
Crown (Three Hills) 99110/ " it
Ferguson Supply 138.47/ " repairs
Westeel Products 105472/ " culverts
Municipal Supplies 38.04/," stationery
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4456 Taylor- Pearson- Carson 150.72/ or repairs
0 4457 Ghost Pine Store 56.587" fuel
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4458 Canadian Motors 48.96/ " fuel, etc.
P, 4459 P. McNeil 16.50/11 repairs
4460 J. McFee 26,36/ " material
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4461 Jackson Machine Shop 25.53/ " repairs
4462 J. C. Long 3.95 / " It
4463 U. F. A. 19.20/11 red flag stuff
4464 Cecil Turner 2.18 / " hauling repairs
4465 3 -Star Service Station 37,90/ " repairs
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c+ 4466 Highway Motors 1.60/
N 4467 Rudy Waltz 117.70
4468 James Flaws 37.75
4469 Crown (Trochu) 8.10/
4470 Builders Hardware 95-09/
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4471 Wm. Howell &Sons 14.40 hauling
4472 Cowlin's Electric 14. 70/" repairs
4473 H. J. Gimbel 19.05/ " repairs, etc.
4474 A. A. Wik 5.07/ " fuel
4475 T. H Hardware 25,06 /" fuel, etc.
X 4476 A. G. Telephones 20.16/ " rental and tolls
4477 Canadian Utilities 15.62/ " electric lights
4478 W. D. Gentleman 6.50 /H ilileage
4479 C. J. Chrsitie 63,80 /" assessor's expense
4480 Shea's Transport 1,25/ " hauling
�. 4481 Gas & Oil Products 11.60/ " fuel
p, 4482 Fairbanks Morse 16,42/ " repairs
• 4483 Industrial R. E. 130.03/ " 11 4484 Wilkinson- McClean 51.54 / " it
w 4485 Costello Equipt. 380,31
4486 Waterous Ltd. 229, 51
E ` 4487 Imperial Oil 682,69 / " fuel, etc
4488 Union Tractor (Edm) 14,10/ If repairs
O 4489 it It ( Cal) 1343.65/'" to
4490 J. P Firschweiler 141.89 /'a repairs & fuel
• 4491 Wright Motors 145,85/ " repairs
4492 Prov. Treasurer 1.44/1" blue-prints 4493 Mrs. Amy Gore 25.00 / " relief
4494 Dolly Petersen 20.00 /'" If
4495 Mrs, Ed. Buche rt 20,00 it
4496 Otto Bogner 15.00/ " If
4497 Mrs. Benusic 10.00 " If
4498 Mrs. Fleming 5100/ " If
4499 John Robinson 5.00/1" If
4500 Chris. Ruppel 5.00 / " if
4501 J. Seltr 5.00/ It
�n 4502 A. G Telephones 4.75/ " rental
4 503 Tom McKee 80.00/ If labor
`Q 4594 R. W. Currie 12.00 " It
y4505 James Grant 160.80 /
14506 Wm, Stewart 40,00/-" "
can 4507 D. C. Stewart 18.00/ 't n
4508 James Frizzell 6,00 ,/ "
4509 Gordon Grant 55.80 /" "
4 510 Henry Smyth 6.75/ " "
4511 Jack Harries 11,25/ " If
4512 Bob Wilkinson 12.75/ " it
4513 J. H Christensen 36.55/'" it
.._. _..__.._c ._ � 4514 D. Hazelton 21.00/
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