Canada Yearbook - 1920

JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS 751
which the members of the Court representing Canada may be elected
under the provisions of articles 4 to 12 inclusive of the said Statute.
Sept. 15. The Hon. David L. Scott, Judge of the Supreme Court of
Alberta, as heretofore established: to be Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of Alberta and President of the Appellate Division of the said
Court with the style and title of Chief Justice of Alberta, and ex officio
a Judge of the Trial Division of the said Court. The Hon. Charles
A. Stuart, The Hon. Nicholas Du Bois Dominic Beck, The Hon.
James D. Hyndman, Judges of the Supreme Court of Alberta, as
heretofore established, to be Judges of the Supreme Court of Alberta
and members of the Appellate Division of the said Court with the
style and title of Justice of Appeal and ex officio Judges of the Trial
Division of the said Court. Alfred H. Clarke, Calgary, Alberta, one
of His Majesty's Counsel learned in the law for Ontario, to be a Judge
of the Supreme Court of Alberta and member of the Appellate
Division of the said Court with the style and title of Justice of Appeal
and ex officio a Judge of the Trial Division of the said Court. The
Hon. Horace Harvey, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Alberta,
to be the Chief Justice of the Trial Division of the Supreme Court of
Alberta and ex officio a Judge of the Appellate Division of the said
Court. The Hon. William L. Walsh, The Hon. Maitland S.
McCarthy, The Hon. William C. Simmons, The Hon. William C.
Ives, Judges of the Supreme Court of Alberta, as heretofore established,
to be Justices of the Supreme Court of Alberta and Members
of the Trial Division of the said Court, and ex officio Judges of the
Appellate Division of the said Court. Thomas M. Tweedie, Calgary,
Alberta, to be a Justice of the Supreme Court of Alberta and a
member of the Trial Division of the said Court and ex officio a Judge
of the Appellate Division of the said Court. Angus M. MacDonald,
Lacombe, Alberta, to be a Judge of the District Court of the District
of Macleod, in the said Province of Alberta.
Commissions.—1920: February 23. His Majesty the King
has been pleased to appoint Charles A. Magrath, the Hon. Sir William
Howard Hearst, K.C.M.G., and Absalome Powell, to be members of
the International Joint Commission relating to Boundary Waters
and questions arising along the Boundary between the Dominion of
Canada and the United States of America. July 16. Eugene McG.
Quirk, Sir William Stavert, K.B.E., and William P. Hutchison,
Moncton, N.B., Railroad Telegrapher, to be Commissioners to investigate
into and report upon the causes and circumstances of
any existing disputes affecting wage rates and employment conditions
in connection with coal mining operations in Nova Scotia
and New Brunswick and to make such recommendations as may
serve to promote an amicable settlement of such questions and to
ensure the continuance of an adequate supply of coal from such
mines for the ports of Canada which are at present dependent thereon.
August 9. Oliver Mowat Biggar, K.C., Ottawa, Ont., to be a Commissioner
to conduct an inquiry into complaints concerning the
administration of the Kingston Penitentiary. December 27. His