Daily Colonist (1903-05-15) by Unknown

Author:Unknown
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: British Columbia; Newspapers
Published: 1903-03-25T16:00:00+00:00

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iNotlce Is hereby RTvtn mat l intend to apidy to the Llcensln.it Commlsslonera nt tlieh' next sitting, for a transfer of the license to retail wines and liquors by retail on the premises at 130 GoTemment street and known as the "Omineca Saloon," to JOHN BAarUiSTT,

April 18. lOCr CIIAS J. TULK.

"LAND REGISTRY ACT,"

In the Matter of an appUcnHoa for a duplicate of tlie Certlfliate of Title to I'art of .Section Thlrty-flve (3o) Victoria District

Notice Is hereby given that It la my In toatlon at the expiration of one nionth from the first publication hereof to Issue a duplicate .-.f the Certltleate of Title to the al)ove land. Issued to A^'ues Deans Cnmeroa on the ?5th day of .Via-ust ISUO and numbered 2311o.

a Y. WOOTTON,

Kenl.^triir-Oc-iieml.

Land Kejrli»try Ottle» Victoria, 8t;h April, 1003.

"LAND REGISTRY ACT."

the nece«Mlty for appointing couiiiwi. Witness) said the union liad no fundis to pay -counael's fees. The Oltlof Justice accortl-Ingly tokl him that he would have a perfect rlsht to make any statement he pleased or to examine witnesses. lie ixdnted out t'hat all witness had to do was to tell ■the itnutli. Witness said he wishetl to tell the whole trutdi. hut he took exception to i'.ls CFOss^ezamlnatlon re Qtr. IDstcs. The tM«f Justice tih«uf^t ihe waa able to take •cara «f himself. Witness [referred to the Colonist report of Ills previous exaniluatJon, which stated that (he (wltne.^) udmltteil thnt the union would linve stmcli even if Capt. Troui) had hot made tin; a;?reement refcrre<l to. Witness thought that tails <llre<-t Htntoinent. which wius proveil to be »i<-t ii:i.l>y literally correct. wiLS too 'bald for Qilni. and that lil.s exaralnatloin on bhls point til'.ould have bien riiiorted more full.v. and lie proceeded to expl-.iln that he couslilered that t/apt. Troup had broken 'his Jisrec-ment not to carry ■■unfair" CndKlrt had becMi hrouffht hy lilie I'rlncct<s Ma.v, and cjuite a lot of scab I'l'el^jht wot* brought over on the Princess Louise on Monday. He had drawn Oiipt. M.'Cro-ikle's atcntlon to the 12 liours 'notice clause of the agreement. The union thought that the C. I'. K. inlRht use tholr 12 hours' notice to e.iu'a^'c a new crew and lcav<' the union in Ihcjurdi, and when ti!i,ev consldiM'i'i! lilieir i>oslt'lon untenahli' they went out. Wlliiess said that the fiKl'et eini'iit was n viti cxdf with Cai>t. Tnaip

their own. Asked It the teamsterri who Rait raacUerel, each

carried bricks were on strike wouki his union refuse to let their members handle bricks hrouKht l>y other men? He tihousjlit .so, thousli tliev mlsht subscribe relief to the sfrlkini; teamsters. Ilia union disiip-proved of Chinese labor In hrlekniaUlii};. 'but they laid (Jhlnn-made hrick.s all the same. He thou"„'ht dull times. If i>rolont,'ed, wore a sereve test for unloits. Tliey tha-ove ■hettor In times of buoyant prices. He dlil not consider outside Interference any >:(>o<I. Local unions could settle their own dllTer-ences;

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