1145 EDMONTON DAILY
NOV 13, 1907

HAMILTON, J.R.
SCHAFER, P.P. 
MEYERS, H.
JO, Mah
LISCOM, Mr.
CANDY. A.
MATTHEWS, Mr.
TORRENCE, John
TUTTLE, A.S. M.A.
PASCOE, A.
WING, Jos. (Joseph)
LAURENCELLE, Mr.
GOBEILLE, Henry
TANNER, Peter


At the office of the building Inspector this 
morning
HAMILTON, J.R.
SCHAFER, P.P. 
MEYERS, H.
Took out permits for small buildings in 
connection with their premises, totalling $800.

Before Magistrate Wilson to-night a China man 
named Mah Jo will appear on a charge of 
receiving stolen goods. It is alleged that Mah 
Jo purchased goods that the two young lads 
Liscom and Matthews had stolen from the premises 
of A. Candy.

The Young Mens's club of Grace Methodist church 
spent an enjoyable time last evening in the 
lecture room of the church, the subject being an 
Evening with Tennyson" Mr. John Torrence, 
president, presided and Rev. A.S. Tuttle, M.A. 
gave a short address, which was followed by a 
selection from Mr. A. Pascoe. Next Tuesday the 
evening will be of a social character, meetings 
being held every Tuesday.

At the Supreme Court this morning a Chinaman 
named Jos. Wing, of Stony Plain, appeared on a 
charge of stealing a cash box containing $167.75 
from the Royal hotel, owned by Mr. Laurencelle, 
at Spruce Grove. 
The cash box was placed in a closet underneath 
the staircase after being received by the 
manager, Henry Gobeille, from the bartender, 
Peter Tanner. The next morning the cash boy was 
missing. Suspicion fell on wing who was a cook 
at the hotel and when he was searched some bills 
were found on his possession, which he could not 
account for. The case will likely take up all 
day today. 
E.B. Cogswell, K.C. is prosecuting and H.H. 
Robertson is defending the prisoner. 
The next case will be that of John Donnelly, of 
Belvedere who comes up on Friday on a charge of 
killing a neighbor's cow.