1052 EDMONTON DAILY
NOV 04, 1907

CONFORTH, Sydney
THOROLD, F.W.
HAULTAIN, F.W.G. 
BRADSHAW, J.E. 
BAKER, G.W. 
McCORMICK, T.H. 
WAYNE, G. 
BROWN, C.W. Rev.

The coroner's jury inquiring into the death of 
Sydney Conforth, who was killed on the Normal 
school building by a falling girder, brought in 
a verdict after a long session, that Cornforth 
was killed by there being a defect in the 
derrick rope, which allowed the girder to drop. 
It is quite likely the British Columbia Contract 
Co., will have a heavy lawsuit on their hands 
over the affair. The girder weighted 2,000 
pounds, and expert witnesses at the inquest 
stated that the rope at most was not safe to 
lift more than 800 pounds. 

F.W. Thorold, C.E. has received the appointment 
as engineer in charge of the large irrigation 
construction at Kellowana, B.C.

Prince Albert - November 4, 1907 A club known as 
the Young Men's Provincial rights club of Prince 
Albert has been formed. The officers elected are
HAULTAIN, F.W.G. - Hon. President
BRADSHAW, J.E. - Hon. Vice-president
BAKER, G.W. - President
McCORMICK, T.H. - First vice-president
WAYNE, G. - Secretary treasurer. 
A course of addresses by public men is being 
arranged for the winter. 

Regina, Nov 4, 1907 - Rev. C.W. Brown has 
accepted the unanimous invitation extended to 
him to enter on the fourth year of his pastorate 
of the Methodist church here.