Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 13, 1884, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba daily free pbes8. Toto Tipogr. october 13. Manitoba free press daily every Day except sunday a1 six o clock . Winnipeg Manitoba. Kenny publishers. W. F. Luxton editor in chief general manager one year is Mouths three months Shorter Perlo than Throe Mouths 25 Centa per wools. Strictly Saab in Advance. To advertising per solid nonpareil first insertion 10 Cento each subsequent conae Outino insertion 5 Centa. rus Elena not inserted every 10 cent is o adv use por Liue each Ina ortion. Vert sement in por be each natron. This Cla Asil cation inserted Lesa than my Jacial notices not in nonpareil Type leaded located immediately Over the icy ind w cents per word each Inser Tion. No notice inserted for less than 91 in without display 10 cents per word per month. 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Tho Ottawa correspondent of the Mai explains definitely the character of Tho proposed changes with regard to North West railway land subsides. It seems that free land Grants Are not to to Givon to All Tho chartered companies now in oxi Tonco or to those that May hereafter to organized on any uniform system. In Tho words of the correspondent it briefly stated the proposed plan is to give free Grants of land to the Manitoba southwestern railway to Tho mini Toba Northwestern Tho first of which has fifty Miles in operation the second eighty Miles. Each of these railways Hod the land originally Allottee to it at Tho Price of one Dollar a acre in they will now get the allotment free paying the government ten cents an acre to cover expense of surveying Etc so far Afa they go the concessions indicated in the foregoing Ara commendable Only so far As they go. Why has there been discrimination in favor o those two corporations t Are there nol other companies As deserving of assist Ance As those above named who have undertaken to build roads almost a gently needed 7 Why should these be left to get on As Bolt they is not to get on at Lack of a Lith help which might As Well be Given As not surely there is land the spare in the Northwest which cannot be up to a better purpose than the development of Tho country we have time again pointed out there is no dispute As to the necessity of numerous railway lines in a country such As this. Farming cannot be profit ably carried on at any considerable Dis Tanco from a railway. In Many o the Prairie states of the american West the country is divided almost Liki a chess Board by railways Farmers Are Seldom More than a few Miles from a track. It would of course be unreason Able to expect As much fora new countr like Manitoba but that is no reason Why we should be prevented from approximating it by a Penny Wiso Pound Foo isl policy such As the government seem Bent on pursuing. Ono Branch on each of the main line will do very Little towards opening up the vast Prairie stretches which flank the c. P. While therefore these stretches Aro unoccupied or dotted Only with a few settlers whose farm product is a Mere encumbrance on their hands on account of their distance from effective markets it will be but false Economy t save out of our abut Idano the land which would build railways carry life am Progress into these waste places. Thi the More because Tho land so saved Wil be comparatively worthless until a certain amount of population has been secured we must once More urge on the government then As to Hare so often Dom in the past not to throw away the re sources of Tho Dominion on needlessly interfering much less competing Brand lines but to display no parsimony to wards roads which Are necessary to the development Progress of the country the southwestern Tho Northwestern Are both thus necessary but they Are no by any Means Tho Only roads necessary neglect to subsidise others at ence As their necessities require will Only Resul in loss of time. When assistance is to be Given it is always Best to give it promptly. To Hope therefore that in ample time for next season s operations we Shal hear of Tho fro land Grant subsidies being extended to other railways Manitoba Tho Northwest besides those mentioned in Tho mail s Ottawa correspondence. Tho the Lobo Baa again Tylnn ripped. It has Foro de the Dominion Luvern Niento to do Louie thing More towards parotid into Tao settlers in the Northwest with Tho railway facilities they wore the above evoked by Tho recent announcement of Tho government s intentions with regard to free Iliad subsidies for Northwest railways is a fair specimen of a Stylo of literature much affected by Tho Globo of late. The Globe according to Tho Globe is Tho great Only original dispenser of benefits not Only to the Northwest but to the do minion at Large. A our contemporary seems to derive so much pleasure from contemplating itself in the favourable Light of its own Good opinion it is perhaps unnecessarily cruel on our part to disturb its complacency but to feel impelled to demand some slight recognition of the claims of Providence at least on the gratitude of the people of Canada. We Are not prepared to deny of course that Providence As Well As Tho government May be subject to. The dictation of tin Globe yet oven that should not make us entirely forgetful of Tho higher Powers. The Globe we Are willing Graton ully to acknowledge Lias done Good service on behalf of the Northwest in presenting Tho grievances of its people urging their claims to redress. This to be Lieve no one will deny. But As to the Globe i having except in so far As All patriotic canadians May be said to Havo triumphed when commendable policy with regard to Northwest railways was announced that is quite another matter we Are not aware that Tho Globe gave any assistance to those who Havo been striving during Tho greater part of a to enforce on Tho government the desirability of aiding chartered railways in this country by moans of free land Grants. So far As we can recollect not a word has appeared in Tho columns of our contemporary trial could to so construed. To fail to comprehend therefore How it can be said to have the government to do what they Havo decided on doing in this matter or Why it specially has again True it May Havo urged on Tho administration in a general manner the necessity of doing something to relieve Tho evident Necos Sites of Manitoba in the matter of rail ways but with sorrow be it tha Globo has displayed so much of wha is generally regarded As merely factious opposition to the c. P. R., that it seems highly improbable that its advice on any matter Eron remotely affecting that undertaking would receive much consideration from Tho government. Tho Globe would do Well to to a Little loss Diffusive generally in its self Laud Tiou. The people of Canada have no forgotten what they owe to it for the past dior Are they disinclined to acknowledge their present indebtedness although the Globe would seem to be of a diff Oren opinion since it has found it necessary to remind them of it so frequently of late. The people of the Northwest particularly understand exactly How to apportion their gratitude services rendered them without any guidance in the matter at the hands of the Globe. Too Juv ii fooling. On saturday night Between eleven Anc Ono o clock Tho fire brigade was Wallec out some say three some say 6ve, times All for nothing. This is a Greet Dea too much fooling especially if As alleged it is Tho outcome of the Drunken pranks of the chief of Tho brigade an Alder Man. No Small amount of risk is incur red Overy time the fire apparatus is Rushe along our streets in their present Condi Tion which it is worse than nonsensical to incur unnecessarily to say nothing o the Cost otherwise absolutely incident to every Ono of these false not Only do to object to Tho chief indulging in those peccadilloes but to oven Obrocto his getting into the condition of which they Aro the outcome we would nol be surprised if Tho majority of Tho Citi. Zans who have property liable to de. Striction by fire Are equally exacting. Al any rate it is High time the matter was receiving Tho attention of Tho Council. On evil generally develops another the Coachman heiress elopement mania in Tho United states has brought on s punning epidemic in Canada. The to Lonto world says the eloping rnai Dei takes her Coachman for wheel this instigates our next door neighbor to enquire if Sho is not Likely soon to Tiro of Tho bargain. We mus express the Hope that if she does she will not take up with other Felloes. The Toronto world Points out that the mail s attack on or. Gladstone As a grind old idiot has been outdone by the honorable reverend Irby of the established Church who in moving a vote of thanks at a tory picnic said tha the conundrum used to to Why does the grand old Man Wear such High Shir collars t i prefer to put it that the Gram old artful dodger wears them to hide i infernal the honorable reverend gentleman Haa mistaken his calling. He ought to be carrying fish up the London lanes. I is pleasing to Nota that the spirit o protestantism is not yet wholly extinct in Tho United states. The Day o resistance to clerical attempts to trample on the rights feelings of parishioners still lingers in certain Remote districts the members of a lutheran congregation in a Pennsylvania town recently held fair in their Church to raise funds for the extinguish ment of Tho debt on the edifice the Sale of lager was depended on As Thi chief source of Revenue at this fair. Thi pastor showed himself so lost to All regard for the feelings of his congregation As to hint his objections to serving in the Dua capacity of gospel Beer dispenser for this anachronistic manifestation o clerical conservatism he was promptly asked to resign. Tennyson Tho signs of the times when he remarked these Aro Tho Days o if Liberty herself is not More appreciated in Tho United states than her statue by Bartholdi seems to be the insulted goddess is Likely to seek a More Mongonia Homo before Long. The committee charge of the generous gift of the Frencl people after vainly appealing for funds wherewith to defray the expense o mounting it now announce that unless in immediately forthcoming Thi work will i top. After the extravagant expression of gratitude appreciation which Tho was accepted from them the French Are Likely to feel More or less chagrined at the indifference which has been displayed in providing it with a Pedestal. Perhaps however the Ameri cans Aro not ungrateful after All but Are restrained by their sense of Tho eternal fitness of things from hastening to represent Liberty As enlightening the world from the Vicinity of new York. Had the statue represented License instead of Liberty it would doubtless Havo been sol up Ore this. Communications. Shows. To the editor of the free press. Of Tho rapid development of Diffor ont districts in our Groat Northwest Aro scan in the establishment of agricultural Uoc Fotios. A show is boing held while i write at Crescent Lako Asili Niobia last week Here at York ten York Colony we had our first und very successful fair. Tho Valuo of Auch gatherings As a stimulant to enter prise in Tho production of All this or any other country is capable everywhere Well known recognized. The govern ments of Tho various provinces of the Dominion give Grants As Liberal As they Are popular to supplement strengthen Tho Oil Bra of the various agricultural societies perhaps nowhere Are the food results of such assistance More a Arent than in the province of Ontario whose productions owe Macli of their excellence to Che competitive system established at the show fairs. A Aro about organizing an agricultural society Here at Yorkton York Colony Trust that an ordinance regulating Tahiti tha Many other societies which will be organized before next autumn will be passed by the Northwest Council from whitish body Liberal supplementary Grants May be obtained. Yours truly j. Armst Kong Manitoba Dis. Y. F. Col. Co. The ka11mkiiw dmo3i. To the editor of the free press. Have to Day been shown a Leader in the Winnipeg weekly times of the 25th ult. By a member of the Council of Tho Farmers Union who requests me to refute the misstatements it contains. The paper named is Seldom seen in this District rarely read or it might Hare been replied to earlier. The article referred to states 1. That or. Fleming i embrace the Constitution by Laws member ship of the Farmers 2. That to caused it to be announced several months ago that As the executive of the Farmers Union would make arrangements by Means of which members of Tho Union would be supplied with All the binding twine they would re 3. That prices were not advanced by other dealers when Tho Scarcity became known except by Watson co., who supplied inferior twine at an advanced Price after this Scarcity became known. 4. That Early in the season dealers sent out circulars soliciting orders to enable them to form an estimate of tha Quantity required about one Iff six returned answers the others refusing to trouble themselves i consequence of tin understanding that the executive of Lii Union would make arrangements to sup ply All the Farmers in the province. In the face of this Outlook dealers did not order Etc. 5. That the political Union was wrecked by the violence dishonesty of its leaders the co operative Union bids fair to experience a similar Tim or. Fleming i mismanage our affairs Etc. The context is a column of vituperation interspersed with the usual c Cice Appella Tives familiar to the readers of the times which is not overburdened with a plethora of language but like the thie who is Ever ready to yell Stop thief Rolls dishonesty Etc., As i Sweet morsel under its Tongue a nausea wallows in the Slough of its own emanations. I will Dis Poai of All the charges in a few words regarding no. 1, it will at once strike the Reader that it is completely refute in charge no. 4 because if live out of Evory six Farmers in Tho province depended upon the Union for their supplies an were controlled by its executive it is Clear that the Union is a Power in the land of greater Mai hence than any other body of men in the country who by numerical strength alone must in Tho order o things overwhelm All its detractors. Charge no 2 is a togs fabrication. We did not cause any such announce Merit to be Mode nor was it made. In june last i was requested to get manufacturers prices of implements bind ing twine for Tho information of our directors did so that was All. Respecting charge no 3, it is we known that prices were advanced by dealers during the Scarcity As stated by us to Havo heard no complaints As to the Quality of twine supplied by Watson co. Neither or. Fleming nor i were on the binding twin committee what interviewed the dealers made the arrangements but the committee care fully examined tested the twine As the firm named by Tho times Harris son it co know having addressed the ii offer to the members of the committee by name to believe the latter Firu while persistently attacking the Union will find that its members understand ing their motives will treat them accordingly. The committee on binding twin wore messes. Donald Frazer of Emerson d d. Campbell of Manitou Clifford Sifton of Brandon assisted by or. Top Ley of Nelson reported a follows that after a careful examination o Bho various samples submitted we recommended the members of the Union to Purchase the american twin sold by messes. Wesbrook Fairchild at 23c per 800 feet to the lb., or Tho Canadian twine of the Watson manufacturing company at inc. For 632 feet to the la. That of the two kinds of twine above referred to the Western manufacturing company is cheaper to Tho extent of 2c, per 800 it. While that of messes. Wes Brook Fairchild is of slightly better charge me to inform the times that the original Union is not a any Means defunct. It is not "wrecked1 As alleged although professional wreck ers like your contemporary have done their Best to scuttle the is stil Well manned armed will be Batter Down All obstructions to the pro Gress of the Peoples cause in spite of the puny efforts of the garrulous of our oppressors. Or. Fleming 1 Are quite As competent to conduct our own business a Tho times is Able to manage its affairs there is no secret about that i will attend to that part of our business As members of a trading company unde our charter without any interference on the part of any political Vagabond set on to destroy us. So far As the Farmers Union As origin ally constituted is concerned we can individually afford to be perfectly Independent As is generally Well known among its members. We had the Honor to be unanimously elected to the offices we hold in the provincial association established to redress the Farmers grievances Tho wrongs of Manitoba Havi not sought nor received fee or Reward but have a grudgingly spent our own time Money in furtherance of the interests of the Union which is an entirely distinct association from the incorporated Farmers Union with different Aims a separate set of officers. Or. Flem ing i Are not the sole executive off cers of either the one body or the other All our proceedings As president ant Secretary have been by Tho direction am orders of the Council or the Board o directors who Are equally responsible with us for All our actions but none which Havo cause to regret. We intend to continue to transact the business of the Union to the Best of oui ability under such direction As aforesaid until our successors Ore appointed under the Constitution of the Union in spite o All Tho vilification hurled at us. From Tho outset the times has been Tho worst enemy of the country ant Farmers Union which it attempts to destroy by defaming the officers who cannot to induced to apostate be their Trust. Would that the times could say likewise. A convention of the Farmers Union will shortly meet in your City which Wil convince the world by its strength Anc representative capacity that the majority of the people of this province have too much Independence to submit any longer to the impositions under which they Aro oppressed. Go Purvis Secretary Manitoba Northwest farm ers Union. Rodn Thwaite 10th oct., 1884. Cost or of it Street Light. To Tho editor of Tho free press. A recent Issue of the free press there appeared information to the effect that Tho City of Ottawa had contracted with Tho electric Light company for a Supply of 105 lights at per then in your Issue of this Date there is an account of the electric Light Viero ordered to to paid amounting to 75 for Light furnished in month of september. At this rate Tho City will to paying for Light Tho annual sum of Over having the Benefit of Only about thirty lamps. In other words to Aro so wealthy Here or our business is so Well managed that we Aro Ablo to pay the influential shareholders of our local company Over five times what Ottawa is paying for lamps. Our City fathers Aro so anxious for Light Comfort that they pay por night. Or Ottawa gets her system for about Twenty two cents por night por lamp. The exp emacs attending the manufacture of Light Here Aro not so Loamy As to warrant any such Price nor the amount of in Dutiful fireproof capital in buildings Thi expensive machinery of these self denying citizens who hold Tho Stock of this company such As Call for such a Bestowal of Public Charity. It May be True that their lamps Are of the latest pattern of great Power that they Are placed in the Best possible shape on poles of truly in Sthenic shape colors that Tho skill with which our main streets Are draped with their wires Are deserving of such Public recognition but the Public Don t see it. Seriously or. Editor i think Here is one item of considerable amount that can be reduced to about Ono Quarter of its present size without in the least going Back on our present Light or without reducing the interest on the enormous amount of vested interests below what it should to. Let our aldermen who Are interested on the right Side of this question exam Ine into it see if i am not Correct. Yours one gent six Mills. Editor s is but fair per haps to remind our correspondent that the Groat item of expense in Tho production of electric Light Here is fuel which in Ottawa is entirely spared water Power a. Explanation. To the editor of Tho free press. Saw a letter in your weekly Issue of september 18th from a Miniota settler under the heading of still an other the Ottawa government the land agent at Birtle second homesteaders generally with conspiring to deprive the settlers of Eulali of their Wood Supply. Now i do not propose to enter into a defence of the Ottawa government or any of its officials but i protest against statements being made m a leading Public journal which Are not founded on a basis of truth. The half Section in question i took up As a second Homestead principally because it was suitable for Stock raising i be Lieve there Are about fourteen acres of Wood upon it which under the present land act is not a very Large acreage of Wood for an Ordinary Settlor who is will ing to Overlook the fact of the Section not having much tillable land upon it in consideration of having plenty of Wood for himself a Supply of Hay for Hia Stock. I would advise settler before he makes a Point Blank statement to the effect that there Aro sixty Timber on an lot to measure it then he will be in a position to Sigu his name to that state ment. Isaac Edwards. Bit la oct. 6th. Notices. The evening classes at the Winnipeg business College will be resumed on monday oct. Oth. The subjects taught Aro arithmetic. Penmanship shorthand elocution practical grammar correspondence. The shorthand department is in charge of or. F. Jones. The elocution classes Aro conducted by or. D. G. S. Connery. Day classes Are now in Progress. Students May enter at any time. One Hundred lofty five students were admitted i flt year. For terms hours of study or other particulars write for College journal or Call at College office. Hargrave Block s20 main St. Oot4-Novi Lindsay so. Sarratt. H1deed dollies Ivill Purchase 25 mounted maps of the following parishes along the red find a83iniboino Jolt a Kildonan St. 1 urls St. Andrews St. Clements St. Peters it. Churles head near St. Fran Cois Xavier Poplar Point Hekli port age la Prairie it. Boniface St. Norbert St. Vital St. Gatlie. Seploff a. J. Smith Box of. Winnipeg. Druggists. W. J. Mitchell wholesale druggist St s5o Winnipeg. Just received a consignment os1 celebrated a menthol i Encl a i or neuralgia. Ctr Cen s August Flower Roschee s in Crinan syrup Honey conch tincture vaseline Ana preparations Cray 4 syrup of Spruce Jam fellow s Myrna jul Tscheu s to Timlic bitters. Correspondence solicited. Class. Glass. Single enl old 32-ounce. Enamelled coloured in Fanon rolled plate for sky lights. Oath Deal tints Quasey unpolished sidewalk class British plate always in Stock any size. A. Ramsay son 269 main St., Winnipeg. Oots la co. To import sex. Stock. 338 St. Paul St., Montreal. Undertaking. Thomson Williams undertakers funeral directors. Graduates of the egyptian school of embalming. 0 West second door from new police station office desks just to band will be sold cheap for Cash. Ortega la Teledu one dbyoafflsevsmptl7 f Ira Peg Fornix Are s undertaking Honse see St. Furniture wholesale retail Collns caskets of Evora description in Stock. A croat variety at trimmings. Undertaking a specially. Undertakers fur j Nisnoc on reasonable terms. Connection by Telephone. In dry goods. Grand show of fall one Price to Hiellel show of1 Mew trimmed millinery the styles for this season Are very attractive both As regards to goods in trimmings. Misses Buettner who were so successful in pleasing Many hundreds of buyers last season Are still in charge of to to apartment. Every Effort will be made by them to satisfy ladies wishing millinery for pall Winter Wear. An Early inspection of the Stock will be of advantage to intending buyer Murchison 452 n Street. Of Lasgow warehouse Corner Matt my Wierham streets. In addition to the Stock bought from the trustee at a great reduction from Cost we have sorted it up with some specially cheap lines in Staple fancy goods Are offering the whote if exceedingly Low prices it you want to have satisfaction in buying your dry goods go to the Thomas Ben we co., proprietors financial. Robert Adamson Assignee in Trust room so. 5, eff Aston Smith Block assignments in Trust taken for the Benefit of creditors. The Salo of municipal debentures stocks negotiated. Money to loan on mortgage of improved City farm property. _ _ Manitoba lto3tment association Comox Kofl main eth but War Atrat. On improved City farm property at Low est Raton. Hon. A. O. B. Bannatyne president. -a1kx. A Artilur tace president. We. J. Akin my Niwor. S. W. Farrell loan Anil financial agent. Mostly to on Kaay terms. 3 so in a ust St. Publications. Waghorn s time table monthly diary. Complete guide to train service distances Faros express Bates k.otjte3ss mall service. County registration dial sionfl.municipftldiatrlcte., boundaries clerk treasurers registrars county Courto courts of Justice legislature land offices districts masonic lodges military guide Post offices. Sailings of Atlantic mail steamers Sec. 10 cents annual subscription . At 803 main Street from All Newa agent. Embodying All changes to Date commission merchants. Fieroe Haffner co., wholesale prote Cor Mission sole agents Doi Liias Organ piano company of Bowmanville. Ontario agents wanted in unrepresented districts. Call Bee our Stock prices a Foru Pic hosting elsewhere. Of Fiok Waree Ooms re fuck Milf Stufft. Winnipeg cigars. S3veokie3 mortgage sales. Mortgage Sale of valuable farm property under by virtue of the Power of Salo contained in a certain mortgage dated Tho Lois Duy of january 1s82, which duly assigned to Tho vendors there will be sold by Public auction by Vine Cipr auctioneer at the St. July s Auto Tina Mart no. Main str in the City of Winnipeg on monday Ilu i3th october.1884, at to hour of three o clock in the afternoon that certain parcel of tract of land premises situate lying Ulm be info in the province of Manitoba being composed of the North West Quarter of Section thirteen the South half of Tho South weat Quarter of Sec Tion Twenty four in township twelve in the second Kongo East of the principal Meridian in Manitoba containing Hundred forty acres morn or less. J his desirable property is Only about nine Winnipeg is Good in Miutz land. I Urther particulars terms conditions of sole made known 011 the Day of Eale or snap to Amdrews Carbert. Vendors s Al Citurs 358 main dated 29th september Iasi. Mortgage Sale of valuable farm property in the county of Selkirk la the province of Manitoba. Under an3 by virtue of the to Woof Salo contained in a certain indenture o bar inf Date the fifth Day of july . Made by a. W. Ross to the vendors there will be sold by Public auction by messes. Scoones Wolf auctioneers at their auction Home in Tho old Hoyal Exchange hotel on the Corner of main water streets in the City of Winnipeg on thursday 23rd of october . 1881, Ai the hour of three o clock in the afternoon that valuable parcel of land situate in the county of Selkirk in the province of Manitoba being composed of Tho South Khz St Quarter of Section number in township twelve in Hans two 21, kist of Tho principal Meridian in the said province. This property lies about ten 10 Miles West of the City of Winnipeg. Ten per cent Cash at the time of Sale the balance of Purchase Noney to to paid in accordance with the conditions of Rale which wiil be made known on the Tiluy of Sale for further particulars apply to Bain Blanchard Mulder Tau Scoones tailoring. New Over coatings few new Tram. Eringi everything new. Fall co to choose prom at George Clement s fashionable taming . Remember the address Corner main Mcdernott Strete Octilo nolo dry cood3. Call see to Day s arrival of auctioneers. The Al padre a.3st 13 miscellaneous. Of o. G. Java arabian mocha coffees just received. Those goods Are guaranteed to Ulve entire satisfaction to All lovers of coffees. Brands of cigars manufactured Only by s. Davis sons civil mining engineers dealers in mining machinery tools railway Plant supplies contractors supplies. Estimates furnished correspondence solicited. 380 main Street. Office i Cau Chehock Winnipeg. Mortgage Sale of valuable farm property in Tho county of Marquette in the prov Ince of Manitoba. Under by virtue of the Power of Siulc contained in a certain indenture o bearing Date the second Day of april. . 1881, made to the vendors there will be sold 05 Public auction by jul cuss. Soc pcs Wolf auctioneers at the Hoyal auction Mart. In the old Koyal Exchange hotel on the Corner of main streets in the City of Winnipeg on thursday the Twenty third Day of october . 188j, at the hour of three o clock in the afternoon that valuable parcel of land situate in the Towi ulip of Woodlands in the county of Al Arquette nil com Josi Flot the North what Quarter of St lion number tie thirteenth Townsl p in the third i Aniio West of the principal Meridian in Ali Eliud i ecu me. There Are staid to Havo been Twenty five 25 acres broken under crop this year. There Aroi upon ibo said properly a Good Frame House log stables. Per cent Cash at the time of Sale. To balance of Purchase Money to be said in accordance with the conditions of Sulo which will be made known on lie any of Hale. For further particulars apply to Bain Mulock Scoones Wolf. Auctioneers mortgage Sale of valuable Cit it property. Under virtue of Tho Power of Salo con taxied in a certain mortgage made to Tho vendors which bears dam the Lith play of april. . 1s83, there will be sold by Public auction by messes Scoones Wolf. Auction cers at the Royal auction Mart in the Harris Block on Tho Corner of main Kast Market streets in the said City of Winnipeg on wad ?4tk 1881, at the hour of Turee i Elook in Tho of to Quoon those valuable parcels of land Silliau in Tho province of Manitoba composed of firstly those parcels of land situate in the Parish of St Boniface West in Tho county of Selkirk being composed of a part of lot 32. According Dominion Gover Masai Survey of Tho said Parish of Saint und being hotter known described of lots 1, 2, 5 in ii Locc As shown upon a map or plan or sub division lots 31 to 35, inclusive of Dominion government Survey of tit. Hon Izacc which said plan was Mode by j. Vaughan d 1, h is duly Fulcd in the Lieg Stry Susce in for the City of Winnipeg , that Par eel of land situate in thu town of Morris being composed of Block no. 23, As shown ii in a map or plan of the town of Morris Luelli raid vision of lots 333, 313 315 of the Parish of St. Abw he mite by a. Map Billips. L. A., which said plan was duly filed in the uck Stry Olilee in for Tho county of Morris no 23? dec Moor 1832 ;