The Daily News
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
issued: 2021-11-03
issued: 1926-12-09
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note: IO' i*%,|y Decide to Start CHRISTMAS CHEER FUND See Page 9 a to* i*m»t C«U»IHCI*L L (SRARIAN VICTORIA I C VOL.25 NELSON, BL ti. THURSDAY M0RNING7DECEMBER~9, 1926*" No. 187 Cottrell Wm> OVER FRANK HILT See Page 2 CODE MESSAGES PUZZLE PROBE OFFICERS ASLO AND BOSWEL APPLES WIN AT THE COAST Us Majority o! 6000 Votes Over Alderman Worthington; Is Two-Year Terra iUBINOWITCH POLLS JUST [UWDRED EIGHTY VOTES Jdermen All Reelected; Money Bylaws Are Indorsed; Favor Amalgamation VANCOUVER, Dec. 8.— tayor L. D. Taylor was today selected mayor of Vancouver Or a third consecutive term ver Alderman G. H. Worthing- >n, by a majority of more than 000. The vote was: Taylor, 11,018. Worthington, 4465. I. Rubinowitch, who was also mayoralty candidate, polled Ut 187 votes. Mayor Taylor was reelected jr a two-year term, a recent mendment to the city charter xtending the period from one o two years. He has been the ity's chief magistrate five itpes, having held the office in *IQ, 1911, 1915, 1925 and 926, t The following aldermen were «l«ted: War-d 1, Alderman i. W. Deitt; ,WoM 2, Alderman '.. E. Almond,, acclamation; fard 3, Alderman P. C. Gib- Mis; Ward 4, Alderman John •hnett, acclamation; Ward 5, Iderman J. A. Garbutt; fcrd 6, R. J. Paul; Ward 7, .Iderman F. E. Woodside; ysrd 8, Alderman A. Mac- nrieS. | There will be but one new tiember on the city council, .. J. Paul, who succeeds Alder- lan Worthington in Ward 6. Money bylaws for various nprovement works, totaling 2,025,000, were indorsed by ie ratepayers. Of eight by- ,ws submitted, seven carried. The voters favored amal- amation with the municipaK- es of South Vancouver and oint Grey. EO ilaskan Industry Hard Hit Aberdeen Officers Say Is Improbable COKDOVA, Alaska., Dec. 8.—Art- advices that the etatt of a can- i-ery at Squaw Harbor, Alaska, waa ft perlol from a storm were received •re, It was learne-4 today that the »ly employees listed at the plant Jre two watchmen employed to «ard the property for the winter, t. Paul Island, In…
note: The Nelson Daily Miner was purchased by F.J. Deane in April of 1902 and renamed The Daily News. It changed hands again in May 1908 when it began to be printed by the News Publishing Co. managed by W.G. McMorris.
has type: Newspapers
spatial: Nelson (B.C.)
is shown at: 10.14288/1.0403142
language: English
lat: 49.493333
long: -117.295833
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Nelson, B.C. : News Publishing Co.
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