Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 23, 1884, Winnipeg, Manitoba Maps Titova daily free press thursday october 23. City and the Lombard Street planking u being pushed Forward rapidly. Mrs. will be at Home this afternoon Between 4 and g o clock. There has Boon about three inches o Snow at High Bluff and sleighs were in use there yesterday. Rev. J. May will address the meeting of the Blue ribbon society this evening an attractive musical programme has also been prepared. Deputy Bush Ivy Gibson of Regina arrived in Tho City yesterday with n horse thief who will reside at Stony Mountain for the next two years. About half past eleven last night an alarm of fire waa telephoned from the Postof Tico to the Central Hall. It proved however to be a false alarm. A meeting of the police commissioners was held yesterday afternoon but no business of special importance was transacted. A passed. Number of accounts were the visiting directors of the Genera Hospital for Tho fortnight commencing october loth Are yen. Archdeacon Pink Ham and Hon. Or. Lariviere. The admitting physician for Tho month is or. Whiteford. A Xuy Mukk of squatters shanties on the Hudson Bay Reserve were demolished yesterday. Tho occupants Wero some what exercised Over Tho matter but no violence was offered to those engaged Tho process of demolition. The first Frost of the season occurred on Tho oth inst., and the first Snow fell on the 21st. Last year Tho brat Frost occur red on Tho 7th of september the first Snow on october 10th, and the reel River was Frozen Over on the 9th of november. A meeting of those interested in form ing a Branch of the White Cross army in this City will be held in Christ Church rectory 29 common St. West this even ing at 8 p. M. The meeting a for men Only and any persons desiring to discuss the propriety of organizing will Bowel a meeting of Tho special committee of the Manitoba game and fish Protection association will be held at the office of Donaldson Mcdonald co. At 4.30 this afternoon to draft a memorandum to the minister of Marine and fisheries projecting the changes necessary Gard to Tho Protection of fish i province the a funny incident occurred at the con Cert in Selkirk Hall on tuesday night. A Young Man who must be a stranger in the City came in and asked if it was there the pet Stock show was being held mis taking the name no doubt for Knux Hall mrs. Pit ado who Rose to Welcome him As he walked Down Tho aisle answered very cleverly that there were pets enough there moaning the ladies but not the kind to referred to. The poor fellow walked away without saying a word and a general laugh ensued. The ladies of Knox Church Are pre paring a Bountiful luncheon to be served to the Public on the 30th and of this month at the place occupied by them in May last no. 54, Portage Avenue. Hoc soup cold meats game and All Tho delicacy ii of the season will be served. It is hoped a Liberal patronage will be accorded to these ladies. They have with great Industry made their new Church very comfortable by upholstering it at their own expense and the object of giving this luncheon is to defray a Small debt on the same. At the police court yesterday morning colonel Peebles presiding Inkster charged with drunkenness was Given Twenty one Daj a to repent for her wicked Ness. James Cook paid 82 and costs for a similar offence. John Short was charged with threatening John Ingo. The bitter deposed that the defendant said he would brain him with an axe be cause to would not allow his Short s housekeeper to take water from his Well. Short stated that Ingo had frequently insulted him and had circulated malicious stories about him. The colonel said he had no alternative but to bind the defendant Over to keep the peace. Captain was held in Isaac the Sta Wiak Costig measures on of using unstamped was up on complaint of h. A. Inspector of weights and weights. And costs. The was fined 85 or. H. T. Turner cattle dealer is at Tho Leland. Chief of police White and or. Of Selkirk Are in the City. Broy us wet admiration it was erroneously stated atty by the evening Tram and registered a yesterday s Issue that or. J. E. Dig Lif i ii i i rtt a Nura owned the handsome mastiff is Al mrs. Vav. G. Whitehead is Tho Hap or. H. Mcmillen Railroad contractor of St. Paul is at Tho grand Union. Mayor Colcleugh and or. J. E. Gem inel of Selkirk Are at the Queens. Mayor Mcdonald of the Portage is in the City. He is staying at the Leland. Messes. J. A Wynne James Mitch Ell and m. Anhalt merchant rat Portage Are at the Leland. Assist. Supt. Brown and or. C. V. Howell claims agent of the c. R., returned from Brandon last night. Messes. Herbert Penny and de. C. Wilson of London ont., arrived in the City yesterday and registered at the grand Union. Mayor Logan and John Mcbeth have gone to Otterbourne on a shooting excursion. His worship will return on saturday morning. Or. Fred Torrance v. S., of Brandon joined the Noble army of Benedicts yesterday. He and his Bride Camo to the the Leland. Or. James Goro proprietor of the Queen s hotel rat Portage was Marrie a yesterday in this City to miss Jan Hedley of the same Plisco. The Happ couple Are at the grand Union. An excl Tang came the Central still hold the in will be remembered that about to i Rouen Ayo Tho Winnipeg and Central Foo Hall clubs met it Dull Rin Park to fur the of Manitoba an that Tho Fame wn.9 indecisive neither club having secured n goal. Yesterday evening the clubs Gaia met their team being the sumo As Chi the Hist occasion excepting that Ivl Collur took the place of Erskine on Tho school Toam whip Crombie of the Winnie Jed did not put i appearance. As a result the Latte club was placed at a to i Man Short for the first quiz ruin time when h. Quigley o Manitoba was allowed to go on the Oathur u is just Cool enough to Mako Tho Guzio Lively and certainly a More spirited exhibition of foot Ball play ing Nover Given in this City. The centrals winning the toss had a slight advantage at Tho beginning of the game. Tho wind being in their favor and the took advantage of this to press the bal Well Down on their opponents goal when after tin exciting scrimmage the Ball was forced through by s. Mulvey. Time 20 minutes. The remaining 25 minutes of half time decided nothing though some excellent runs wore Mado and a Good combination play Shewn m Many cases. When Tho Ball waa faced at half Timbo it was found Liat Cojo of the Winni it tuft was unable to play his ankle being badly sprained and g. Erskine wan chosen to take his place. And now the game became even More interesting than before the Winnipeg being determined to secure a goal while the school team be mod equally anxious to press their advantage. Tho Ball was skilfully passed from one Man to another and Aeple did combination play was finally carried up the Field by s. Mulvey and played to Mckellup who in turn passed it to Latimer who sent it through by a Well directed kick. Again it was kicked off and again it was sent through the Winnipeg goal being worked up Tho Field in the same Way Mulvey Mckellar Latimer and Hunt playing a pass game the lost mentioned sending it under the tape. goal avas scored during the remaining time thou Gli there were several splendid attempts Brown Barber Quigley and Stephenson of tile Winnipeg put in some Fine work while Harvey and Ogilvie of the centrals made some excellent play. On the whole the game was one of the finest Ever witnessed in this province and will no doubt make Tho association game even More popular than Ever. Messes. Mcdonald and Hunt captained the teams while or. A. M. Campbell acted us referee and messes. Greig and Gordon As umpires. At St. Chubch. Item ital of Mol Ennelle t Uon nod a to Louse evening. The performance of Gounod s Sublime Mosso so Lennella by the United choirs of holy Trinity St. Boniface and St. Mary s churches took place in the latter the attendance edifice lost Evenin was very Largo. G. The e soloists were Soprano miss Reid Aud miss breach Tenor messes. Persso Lamothe Bonner and Hellund. In the Kyrie miss Reid and or. Persse did admirably but the former s greatest Effort of the even the Gloria outdid her Given in citizens meeting. Enthusiastic gathering Ter Day afternoon. Yes the nomination of cud Datea for next year s by prominent ratepayers. Tho citizens convention instituted by Che Board of Trade for the nomination of mayoralty and Aldermani candidates for 1835, opened yesterday in Trinity Hall. Over three Hundred of the most prominent ratepayers of the City were present and the utmost unanimity prevailed throughout. Or. O. Shorey vice president of the Board of Trade in the absence of the president took the chair and in a few words announced the object of the meet ing. The Board of Trade he said have Fult that it was necessary to Hare a full discussion of civic affairs. The Board of Trade were anxious that the citizens should be awakened to the necessity of securing Good City government citizens there to they asked discuss the the fun was her Bolo in which she fairly Mease was not equal to that of instead of the 4toffertory" ing in self. The Credo was v excellent Stylo by the full chorus which was evenly balanced and Good time kept from commencement to finish. In the Sanctus or. Persse was heard to Brood advantage. This was followed by the Tho Solo being taken by miss Reid who Sang the music correctly but Hor rendition of this particular part of the the go mrs More Sang Tho fro m Dvorak s Stab at mater which was its first rendition on the american Contin ent it begins very softly with a Pizzi Catti Bass brought in subsequently by the full orchestra. The theme is then taken subdominant and afterwards repeated in Tho tonic accompanied by the full orchestra ending in the original key pianissimo. The performance As a whole was a grand Success from a musical standpoint and reflects great credit upon the Able conductor or. Maclagan who pre sided at the Organ with his usual masterly ability. Miss breach made her debut before a Winnipeg audience on this Occa Sion and although much was expected from her the Little artist More than fulfilled the most sanguine anticipations of what might be termed a critical Audi ence. The other performers were also Well weighed in the balance and in no Case were they found wanting. Or. Mac Lagan is too Well known to Winnipeg audiences As an organist to need words of commendation but suffice it to say that his performance of lost evening Only gained for him additional laurels in the Musi Cal Arena. The affair was in Aid of the Organ fund of the Church and a very handsome sum was realized. How he got it. What or. Enter Lieut Sayti about the thousand Bond. Or. B. Osterhout who was acquitted at the police court the other morning on a charge of stealing a Bond from Alloway Champion s said to a reporter that he was perfectly innocent of the charge. He had purchased a s200 Bond at the Bank for a relative and while the clerk was filling out she Blank or. Osterhout enquired How the Bond could be applied to the Purchase of c. Lands. Read that and it will Tell something to that the clerk As he carelessly threw the Bond to or. Ostrhout. The lat Ter put the Bond in an outer pocket where it could easily be been and after transacting his business left Tho Bank. He then visited the c. Land office where one of the clerks noticed the end of the Bond sticking out his pocket and advised him to put it in a safer place. Or. Oster Houfu then placed it in an inside pocket of his overcoat where it remained until to reached his Uncle s House in Frankford Ontario Hove to left his coat containing the Bond and went off on a visit returning three Days later. The Bond was still in his coat pocket among a number of railway guides and it was not removed until he returned to College at Cobourg when he carelessly threw the Bond railway guides time tables and a number of other papers a drawer. The Bond was not re moved from the drawer until the officers found it. Or. Osterhout says that he did not think to read it As he did not consider it anything More than an advertisement. To is studying for the ministry at Victoria University where he is highly esteemed and respected by Tho students and principals As was shown by their certificate which appeared in the free press a few Days ago. Or. Osterhout is very much grieved Over Tho affair and has gone to a great Deal of trouble and expense in vindicating his innocence. He Speaks in the most Favora ble terms of the treatment to received rom chief Murray and says that he the had no alternative left but to dring him to Winnipeg. The chief gave lira every privilege because of the fact that to considered him innocent of the charge which had been preferred against lira. Or. Osterhout accompanied by tar. Garret left for his Home last eve Ning. Ture not the past. In View of Tho blunders that have been made a Radical change is demanded. This Large attend Ance Assurance that interest is be ginning to befell in civic matters. He advised them to turn out the present Council and elect a new one. He referred to the present Council As a whole. To would not say that there were no Good men in. Council. The Board did not wish to dictate to Tho citizens. They had called the meeting that the citizens might be afforded a Means of selecting suitable men to conduct their civic affairs next year. The Board of Trade had nothing Cut and dried for presenting to the meeting they had no political or personal interests to Nerva but As business men they met to devise Means to get Tho City out of the Slough. There was Only one Way to effect this object and that was by nominating Good men and supporting them. The business men of the City require to make sacrifices in accepting Nomitz tin and devoting a portion of their time to Public affairs that Only the Best men would be Nomin ated. It had been thought proper not to invite the members of the present coun cil officials contractors or others receiving emoluments from the City to this convention. To would Call on. Or. A j. Whitla to move the first Resolution. Or. Whitla on taking the platform was received with cheers. He Felt pleased at being Able to address so important a meeting. It behoves us now to take a determined hold on civic matters and not let the City Drift into bankruptcy. There were no party or personal feelings represented by the present meeting. He had the Honor of moving a Resolution which he hoped would have an important effect on the future of the City. He then mov tid following Resolution whereas the municipal of the City of Winnipeg Are in a most unsatisfactory Condi Tion it is desirable that All Good citizens co operate for the election of a Council for the will the Safe j no doubt the present movement would meet much opposition from some quarters. He thought they could make mistake in supporting the present Resolution. He would be even willing to allo w the matter to remain in hands of the Board of would give his support to of this meeting. Nixon thought it would be him to take up the time of tirely in the Trade. He Tho nominees or. Thos. I imprudent for the convention. He support the nominees and work heart and soul to elect them j or. W. F. Luton said he most heart ily endorsed the Resolution. His influence would to the full to support the nominees of meeting or. Amos Rowe said he supposed he must follow Luxton. He must say that he could not agree with All that had been said. He believed that a mistake had been made in not inviting certain gentlemen to be present and he feared that even though the meeting should be unanimous still those present were a Small number when compared with the whole vote i Winnipeg. He thought that something should have been said at the meeting regarding our civic finances. The mayor a id aldermen should Havo bean present subject. He better had de Cora Mitoses Tho nominate thir o give information on that a bought it would have been this meeting appoint to Call meetings wards and there candidates. Head fitted that the time had come when the citizens should make an Effort to put civic matters on a proper footing. He had been told that was All the Money we had loft in the Bank and that Only a portion of the improvements for which the passed Wero debentures had been completed. He had heard year 1.386 that Hull Cone 1st of eat Uncle capable men and with respond this a on sible Bon and. In View this Youv Sutlon will Endeavor to nominate such men regardless of All political or other considerations for mayor and aldermen As a citizens ticket and will individually collectively accept such nominations As unanimous nominations und use every legitimate Means within our Power to secure the return of such ticket at the ensuing civic elections. Or. A. C. Killam m. P., seconded the Resolution. He did not know when he entered the Hall that he would to asked to make a speech. However he said it would not take Many minutes to consider whether the Resolution now pro posed should be supported or not. The first statement in the Resolution he thought everyone would support. It should not perhaps include All the members of the present City Council. Some of the members of that Council have done the Best they could and have endeavoured to administer the affairs of the City honestly and even if they had not Dene As satisfactorily As could be desired still they acted from proper motives and with Good intentions. Aldermen were business men and they had to take a great Deal of time from their business to attend to civic matters and for this sacrifice they did not receive the slightest remuneration. The affairs of the City have been conducted in nil unsatisfactory manner and some Steps should be taken to Correct them. He Felt glad that the Board of Trade had taken hold of the matter and called the meeting. They were met together now to consider How our Public affairs could be put on a sound basis the other por Tion of the Resolution he thought that there was no system of checking out Money but Liat it had All. Been thrown into one fund from which it was drawn for All purposes indiscriminately instead of being checked out systematically and credited to the proper accounts. He would like to j know if the Public improvements should go on when the Money is exhausted. The Mem Eib of the Council should have been Herfy to state what they intend doing when the Money gives opt and to on the affairs of tie City. A know laughter or. Powis caked or. Rowe if lie did not know that this meeting was called to nominate Cane dates for next year s coun Oil not to con past or. Pears of too much now Sider the blunders of the n asked that or. Rowe state his position As the publisher of the times. J or. Rowe Saiid he did not approve of the system of i the meeting. He would however co operate in every possible Way to secure a Good Council. Or. Shorey explained in reference to the members of the Council not having been invited to be present. He said the Board considered that if they had not done Well they should not be allowed to to get every were probably to their Nan Over in or. J. E. S that he would come Here and in reference to ing been miss d he explained that the Board of Trad 3 had done All they could elect next year s Council some other persons Hay Ood citizen there. Some unavoidably is not being obtainable stations had been issued. Een assured the meeting support the nominees of Tho Convent Ioil or. Whitla t asked if or. Rowe had stated Whethe mention to would support the con or. Rowe said a was heart and soul with them. Loud cheers he How Ever thought Tawny votes would to lost a liquor Case. Decision of judge Arda Ghon the John turn Appeal. The police conviction the judgment. Iii the county court yesterday judge Ardagh delivered judgment in the John Gurii liquor Case in which Gurn of the provincial club appealed against the decision of col. Peebles As follows i find myself unable to come to Tho conclusion that the association to which the name of Tho provincial Ohio has Boen Given a a Law fully constituted club within which intoxicating liquor cite be legally Eold to Pur ties claiming to of members or and this disposes so far of the Contention that Tho off once charged is not an offence against the License act that the prosecution should be brought against the club and not offal but Tho respondent and Liat there could be no Sale to the respondent As i member of the club the tue of Graff v. Kana was died by the counsel for the Appellant As being in favor of bin client but the club there referred to was admitted to be a Bona fide one purely proprietary in character and the charge was that intoxicating liquor had been sold to a member to be taken away and drank off the premises this being contended to be an offence. If the same admission bad been made in the present instance by the prosecution the Arnif care would have been in Point and 110 doubt the magistrate would have disc used the com plaint. 1 am not prepared to say that the parties who became members of the provincial club or who desired to became to were actuated by any other intention than a Bona tide one to Organ ize or Tain a Bona fide proprietary club. There is Little doubt in Iny mind but Tubac such was their Purpo aft and not an evasion of the liquor License Law. However on Tho evidence taken before the magistrate and read by consent on this Appeal is Wail As that taken at the hear ing bul of e myself i can Only say Liat in my opinion the promoters or members of this institution have failed in this and have not acted to a to entitle their association to the special and Peculiar privilege accorded to proprietary clubs. An individual or an association that seeks to act outside of the operation of a Law or of any Stu Lucary enactment or to Becj Dziut self or Ite Olf to be a exception to e Mie la bound to keep strictly within the Rule or Prin Ciple upon which exemption. From the opera Tion of the statute is claimed otherwise the Law would be open to constant evasion and would Boon become a dead letter. Terms _ be sold without a License but this general enactment is , to apply to Pera us who under cer Tain known Aud recognized themselves together for a c amusements. First Knox Hal a Winnipeg grand opening on tuesday night at 8 o clock by minister of agriculture Ami Lumbera of provincial and civic govern ments poultry bees Cage Birds incubators hatching daily lessons in Bee keeping performing Bear trick dogs Canary orchestra talking parrots band tickets 25 cts children 10 its. Tho legislature declares in general that intoxicating liquor shall oat b rules Asso Oilau Ertain legitimate purpose of a purely social character and have equal proprietary if Hla which cannot be Dele gated to an outsider and which give to the association Tho character a partnership entered into for the purpose of obtaining it certain object of a Legal but purely private character. It is conceded that such an association pro Perly organized and Bona j3de in its proprietary character is entitled to to treated a if the in it were in Emberd of Over which Thoj hold Divi Duala comprising household As a body undisputed control and top t they did not come within the operation of a liquor License Law so a intoxicating liquor was disposed of Only Between the members of tee club. The Only object of requiring a member to pay a fixed sum for liquor or other refresh ment in the care of proprietary clubs is to1 protect the Moat abstemious members. And those who make less use of the institution than others against having to pay an unfair pro excursions. is your tie to m the East poor f All by the excl Sii Council and a movement wat 300 voters pre ent did not represent the m of the members of the the manner in which the being conducted. The voters o at last awaken Teress. Civic the City. Or. Phillips was much pleased that the Board of Trade and the citizens had and to a sense of their in affairs had been for years and the Stock How at i Knox Jill still continues the interest in the pet Stock show at Hall gradually increases. The at enhance yesterday afternoon and even no was fair and everyone spoke Favora Bly of the exhibition particularly the Lench department which wins general admiration. It was erroneously stated was right. We were now to by owner of this valuable dog which a the pet of the family. Or. Dig nuts however has a very Fine dog of the same Breed on exhibition. An attractive Fea Ture of the show is a Sample of Honor which was gathered from Canadian thistles along the red River at the further most end of Point Douglas. Or. Ham mond is the exhibitor. The incubator was also attracting considerable Atten Tion. Or. Maas of this City gave freely instructions to the visitors of the modes Operand of his machine. He has now in Tho incubator some 78 eggs and Chicks May be seen throwing Oft their Shell covering. The judges Wero engaged All yesterday in examining the various departments. The prize list will be completed this evening. A string band is present Oach evening and adds greatly to the enjoyment of the affair. Or. A a. Boxer s celebrated English setters dime and carried off first prizes and j. F. Wallace s Ert second prize. In the mastiff Breed capt. Graham s Rufus captured first Rizic. This dog is Only eight months old and is u very Fine specimen of the Reed. Or. 15. G. Conklin s rough coated St. Bernard was awarded first prize in that line and t. Carver first and third Rize in the Fox terrier species. In the utter Breed f. Mar poles dog carried off second prize. Mark Fortune s Gordon set or was Given first prize and a. My Karen 8 Cocker spaniels wore Given first mind Oft s Bull in that Breed Johnston and whether we would support the men Here nominated. He thought this sys tem should be supported by every honest citizen. If it fails they can then consider another system in another year. The present is a difficult matter to handle. Last year the property owners association put Forward civic candidates with a single Eye to the Good of the City. Unfortunately however jealousy was excited in certain quarters and the scheme was not successful. It is hoped that the pres ent system will not excite jealousy but that All would support it. He was afraid that some jealousy had been already excited among members of the City Council. They thought that we had met to Day to condemn them collectively which was not the ease. He suggested that others who spoke to the Resolution or at the convention should Endeavor to suppress this feeling. He thought that after the nominations were made the nominees should not be left to do All the work but that All should do their Best to elect them. Applause or. Gilbert Fowler followed i support of the Resolution. He thought the mover and Seconder had covered the subject. He had no doubt that every person pre sent would endorse the Resolution. They were there in the common interest not in the interest of any political party or ring and they should therefore support the nominees of the convention. He believed there would he no opposition. The meeting represented the of Winnipeg and would doubtless succeed in their present undertaking. He would do what he could to ticket most shamefully mismanaged. He thought it Sara logo that they should Bor Row to pay their taxes while City officials were living in affluence. Languor de Cash or. C. He said he Felt deeply of civic taxation. His than to earned. We after repeal Camo Forward the condition taxes were Moi have always b was in our Owen told that the remedy wll Ai second prizes. H. Worrier secured first prize and a. Bandon second Carson s retriever was the Winner of St prize in that line and j. W. Harris lumber Spaniel Rodger a similar lace. T. A. Jones was awarded first second and third prizes for his hounds. F. Perkins dog of a like Breed was in Lily commended by the judges. Tho Fleo Tori will probably be completed to in. Three prizes will be Given to night for 10 Best trick dog. Ladies will As Sci Leo. Chickens will be coming out of the in Tho incubator. Brought out by this convention. Or. C. E. Hamilton spoke next. He recognised a Strong United feeling in the City on civic matters. To had now arrived at a crisis in civic affairs. If we Are to allow our expenditure to exceed our income As in the past if we allow our credit to be further impaired by mismanagement to will do ourselves irreparable injury. He had been assured by Eastern men that we Wero being viewed with a great Deal of interest from that part of the world. Another important feature of the movement was that no party strife should disturb us. We should have no party strife while we Are in a commercial crisis. He Felt that if Ever there was a time when we should regulate our expenditure and income that time had come. Hear hear be ing at Tho mercy of Large commercial institutions in floating a Large amount of debentures our credit should be such that our custom should be sought after not avoided. He believed the verdict of the present convention would be Felt in a most effective manner. People in the old country Are watching us closely and we should conduct our affairs to As to create Confidence abroad. He had no personal interests to Advance and he would say that whoever were nominated be they of any party no party or All party stripes he would support such. He believed from the appearance of the faces before him that they were resolved to carry the present movement to a Success Ful Issue. To must not however relax our efforts. To must have individual Effort till the last vote is polled. Or. George d. Mcvicar endorsed the expressions of the previous speakers. This was a time when the citizens great interests at stake. He recognized hands yet we have never applied it. We Ever to apply it 1 Havo lost a Itjin Tho attempts at Reform. We Call meetings and talk about making a Effort but our enthusiasm always Sim mers Down. Will it be so now1 cries of no no he was glad to hear cries of he hoped they were sincere. He would unite with them to secure a Good Council. Some of those present had his sed him when his name was called. He was not afraid of hisses and he demanded that free Justice to accorded every one. Thoy should nominate men above reproach. Above All they should put aside party matters. He was afraid that efforts had been made to create party lines in the movement. He had been astonished at seeing the names of the candidates of a party ticket published in one of the newspapers. To deprecated any such proceeding. Those present were mercantile men and it was certain that when such men took hold of civic mat ters they believed that mercantile interests Wero being jeopardized. He would work with All goal till the last vote was polled to elect the nominees of the convention. The Resolution was then presented and unanimously adopted. The nominations. The nomination of candidates for the mayoralty was then proceeded with with the following or. Duncan Macarthur nominated by messes. Thomas Nixon and Whitla. Or. C. E. Hamilton by messes. Lux ton and Hector Mclean. Or. Robert Strang by messes. Brown and Monkman. Or. Jos. Mulholland by messes. Hen Derson and Gilroy mayor Logan by messes. Pearson and Lynskey. Or. H. Wesbrook by messes. John Hargrave and g. D. Mcvicar. Or. J. H. Ashdown by messes. Hutchings and Brock. Or. C. J. B Oai Nerim and m ._._. Sex mayor Mcmicken by messes. Chas. Roache and Killam. Or r. J. Whitla by messes. Powis and c. Drummond. Capt. D. H. Mcmillan by messes. John Mcdonald r. N., and archie1 Campbell. Tion of the general Cost of maintenance. 1 the members eat and drank exactly alike and wore precluded from introducing Fonda there would be no necessity for u Tarleif or the pay ment of any Money beyond Tho Entrance and annual Flea but As this thing would be in pro or would greatly Lessen the advantage of a club it is necessary in order to give pro per Protection to All the members that fixed Chai go should by made far whatever win sup plied from the general Stock for consumption by each individual member. The Money paid in this Way goes with the fees loto a common fund belonging to the club or the individuals associated As such collectively who have paid or contributed 10 it. And subject to their for any allotment of profits but to enable them to retain the advantages they have been deriving from being so associated or to extend these advantages by lessening the Cost members of food or drink increasing the size of a Remise or by making other desirable improvements for the general Benefit. The body is presumed to be governed by known rules and regulations affirming the principles by which Buch an association must govern itself. Assuming the foregoing definition of u proprietor club to be in the main is the position of the provincial club having regard to this definition und to too evince be we Havo As to its inception and government. The Appellant had been a hotel keeper and had got into financial Dill Cultrea. A mortgage on his furniture Hod been foreclosed. Thedea of starting a club nod been suggested to him and to that end he had in Borno Way got pos session of the build lug he now occupies Hud f or wished it partly with thai furniture he had previously owned which waa Lent to him and partly from Money received from club sub script gods. A committee or provisional com Mittee appear to have met for the purpose of organization but the Only result was uie ver bal and jul Ormal adoption of portion of the Constitution Ancl by Law of the Manitoba club evidenced by Tihe production of a mutate i printed copy of Oaid Constitution and by Laws rendered unintelligible by pencilled marginal notes and erasures or cancellations Una then by any signature and admitted to by an informal document never confirmed or properly adopted. minute Book of Tho proceed Nga of the club is produced and no proof Given that it Ever attained the position of a Oona fide proprietary institution whatever might have been Tho intention of the proprietor or promo Oters in that direction. If anything was wanting to strengthen thin Riew or the Appellant supplies it. He claims to be Only the but the profits of the club if any Are to go to his wife. Tho furniture is hers or Lent to her. He receives All the Money paid in and keeps 11 in his pocket. He bae no club account in Uny Bank. There is no arrangement about paying him for his services except that he is to have his expenses paid although what expenses to does not say. He has never rendered a account of his stewardship. He admits having been asked to do so More than onco. But inti mates that he did not consider himself bound to comply with the request until it suited him to do Boho says he in not a member other Wise it might he said that it was shown to be a proprietary club consisting of one member in the person of Tho up Pellant acting it Lii ight perhaps be added us Aire Norfor his wife. In the g Raff Case it la said of the manager he acts fur the committee who Are his Raas tors As in u sense Are All Tho members of the club the goods would i presume be bought by tie committee and Paia for by Cheque out of the funds of the in the present in stance Lac manager buys and Sells the Money in his pocket and Glyco no account to any one and shows very conclusively that the establishment is run for Tho Benefit of himself Ai d his wife to contradict which there a no evidence worthy tie name. I hold that intoxicating liquor was bold by the Appellant to the respondent in the premises in this City known As Tho provincial club contrary to Law and i accordingly find for the respondent sustaining the conviction of the court below and order that the Appeal be dismissed with win Nipa october 21st, 1681. Or. Morphy counsel for or. Gurn says it is his i mention to take this Case to Tho court u Queen s Bench. That the Case of the provincial club is totally different from that known As the Victoria club and with All due respect to the judge of the county , or. Mor Phy s opinion a that Nha Law and the facts in this Case Are in favor of his client and that the decision of the county judge will be reversed on Appeal. Or. Morphy for Appellant. Or. Coutlee for respondent. A series of Brand cheap excursions arc now being inaugurated by the Canadian Pacific railway Toronto Ottawa Montreal ers of their line. Sex Eurston tickets will to Eold Good to re turn up to the close of at the Iol lowing1 remarkably Low Toni per to Toronto so return 846, Ottawa Reu ird 5o. Montreal return 65. Tho above rates in aide meals and berths on steamers this will by the cheapest excursion of the season. The comforts and furnished by this route Are Superior to that obtained by any other. Our magnificent coaches and pal Ace so coping cars have All the latest appliances and Are a combination of elegance. For mag Elf licence Speed and Laffity our Ttoe Era cannot be equalled Beinor built and Dexiu for Thia traffic every detail has been carefully studied in providing for the Comfort and safety of . The saloons Are heated with beam and lighted by electric Ity while the Bill of fare includes every luxury or the season. The Sale of these tickets will commence thursday oct. 23rd, and continue up to nov Ember 1st. For information regard ing tickets fire., a mom Lokun Winnipeg City ticket office g. H. Campbell Winnipeg depot or to Robt. Keep general passenger agent. Winn ppr oct. 20th, oct22-31 Royal Amon mar 1 this morning at extensive Sale of very Fine solid Walnut Furnita re without the slightest Reserve we have Boon instructed a dispose of the finest collect Ion of household furniture heat inn stoves Etc Ever offered id any Saleroom. In this cry. Visitors will find Plena of Light to examine plenty of room to live about in und be sure of gelling what they Ull for. Goods on View now no deception Practised and no Sham sales s000.8es Wolf. Auctioneers miscellaneous. Store to rent with basement on main Street Corner Lombard Street at present occupied by j. Hings on Smith co. Occupation Lut november. Apply at 357 main Street. Oct22-2s la hereby Kiven that the partnership formerly Augafa Tiff Biz a Cen us the Sunderaj Inpil Arch. Wright and Angua a Wright arbu Clute saddlers of Winnipeg was due old de by Mutual consent on Tho idiot i october and that the said business will to carried on by Arch Wright Arbo will receive and pay a.11 tha debts of the late partner ship. Arch. Wait gift. Qcl21-23___________anflus Arbuckle. Auction Sale of groceries Oro Oclery ctr Dassiare Etc. In Yin received from mbssi18. blips., us or Limo of Toro having sex 6c" apolion to e Street Winnipeg Theiron Rostock of Groce Loa crockery gloss warn pm thursday october 23rd, at o clock and positively lusting Only three Doyo. Us the Lemo exp res on monday next. Lii old in the Only reason for having broods sold by auction. The Rooda will be bold in Smulin to suit Tai Nilles. Und in Large lots for Tho t tide if required. The us Day. Fuday and saturday next at each Day nor serve. A con auctioneer ool22-2i Trad Sale the All sail route United two passes get 55t our morning train i Fargo with via. Northern Ball route can through tickets Agency 371 door to steeping oar time tables May be obtained in St. Paul railway is Isth fast mail Short l from St 1 and All in stator. It u the Mont to twos St. I a Una i by Peddie pfc co., Ana act 22 and 23 at their Dow warehouse no. 7 Mcd Bhot Street order of Sale dry goods. 10 to 12 of Clork. Grocer Len. 2 to 4 . Clout chg dry goods Day. The Portage la Prai in Stock of ill Cuits Hirst tack soda. Starch Chi idiot tails Hais Ini. Essen can Sharoh. Flour Etc. 6 Carload will be on at 2 . Markoline of dry goods. Underclothing. Braces. Hosiery Csc. Will be punctual. Us co. Groceries and provisions. For Sale the Block of the estate of c. H. Of fold co. Winnipeg. This Stock which is Well assorted and in first class o Der har Neaf blankets trunks amounting to about j3.000. This is a very favourable Opportunity for any one we filing to engage in this Hnein Tup. For further particulars no ply at to store. 678 main Street where inventory can be seen or to o. Clarke Box u7, a Hui. Fit ______________oclz2 if Brydges by me win. Sumner. Lasers. A. Tea very Best present you can Send to an absent f j lend in tote weekly free Presa. From now to january Lut 1886, Only two dollars. Wood Oak Poplar and Tamara. Best Quality lowest prices opposite bran Walck hotel. Call at once Coal stoves City Tea store 570 main St., Winnipeg just opened with a Choice Block of also u full line of fresh groceries canned goods which will be sold at the lowest prices. Donaldson 670 main St., next Glasgow warehouse. Griffin Douglass wholesale provisions have received this first october 1 car Choice onions 1 car Ontario apples i 1 car american Bacon. In transit 1 car Ontario fresh eggs Griffin Douglass 68 Aimo 7q Princess Street. Which Aro afforded same degree. Through Tiel Tota. And Manitoba Minnesota. Chas. . 5 fianna True strew. Eur. Winning r at half Cost. 560 main Street. Oct22-nov22 miscellaneous. Foil aide Mes. Aid owing were the nominations for in Trio present meeting the elements of determination to Advance the common interests. The time had arrived when to must forgot parly fooling. The decisions of the present meeting would undoubtedly be Wise Ono. None could take exception to Tho Resolution before Tho convention. It is a foregone conclusion that civic matters demand inde pendent action. He thought it would to Wise to let the past to past. The Blun Ders that had been committed could not to remedied of pet by electing Good men in Whoso hands Inie rents Ward c. Killam am. G. H. Ham Aid. Stewart Mulvey Thomas Nixon c. A Drimmond q. Girdle Stone j. B. Macarthur and of. H. Mathewson. Ward Fortune cd b. Spencer h. Wesbrook r. J. Whitla Alfred Pearson Thos. Nixon a. Cameron s. O. Shorey t. Of. Lynskey Alex. Mcdonald 0. Is. Ham Ilton. Ward Mcdonald John Hargrave e. C. Goulding a. F. Eden or. Phillips. Ward Young Robert Strang r. W. Jarai Eson or. Brock h. Wesbrook in. M. Jones c. 33. Ham Ilton Geo. D. Mcvicar w. L. Hutton Alfred Mckeand Alex. Mclntyre Thoa. Kyan p. C. Mclntyre Aid. Bawlf John Mcdonald we. Bathgate Chas. Wishart Allen Mcdonald a. Mcnee j. H. Ashdown g. F. Carruthers. Ward w. Banning Alexander Brown Alexander Woods j. Crowe h. 8. Crotty George h. Campbell j. B. Social auction aet Scoones Wolf have removed to their new spacious Mart Cor. Main and water its. . 309, lately known As Boyul Kex Cimbro hotel facing the Ontario Bank. Supalo Coffil Winnipeg Field Battery in saein3clstbheerafuhe11 Drill shed Market Street thursday 23rdvlnst, at 8 a Rund 8 s oet23.23 major i Hare set my life upon a Oast and i will stand the Hazard of the Karo Hiya Iid a some men think they have Mado a Conlu e a Sive answer to a life insurance i j they Are willing to Laks to when Arizona a preparation of Eide cheaper and More Kutr Lutious than com starch. Chicago minneapoli840mjwa, and Chicago it i3thb shortest Bobbi Page Bengor Over thebon Lrtil Havo All Tho luxuries of a Gobi b Al Watts a Abb ing oars sleepers and elegant us night coaches for Fatwa twin do not redo in sleeping tit to change of cars for Ary Eland missing ors Between St Paul and Ohio Ogof Sto k change of cars and Council Bluffis with sleepers to Kansas City. If you wish Tho accommodation 9ta Over Tho Royal p. B. , to giant traffic mct., ski my s. A 8t1cxuot, to Wil Liun Hull my give trial 226 main Street. Special rates Tor children. As Tio. O then Oivin lives. The insurance risk on Hira without Ine Ivr does t affect i u. It is tils family that suffers not in Union shit Mac will re Rik " 0 Jim manager for Manitoba a Montreal building Kan. Agents wanted. Oct 21-22 notice to creditors. Brundon in the province of Manitoba maim fact Rory doing business there under the mime and firm of sword Moor have this Day Oil their estate real and personal in i mkt for he Benefito their creditors. All creditors having claims affair St the said Robert sword and Charles Oyster restaurant a want Loni More j. A. W t. Riley John i Ward it w. G. Fonsega r. Auster Robert Mogee. Mccreary Aid. Car Ruthers Aid. Drowsy w. G. Fonseca. The convention then adjourned till 2 o clock this afternoon when candidates will be selected by ballot from among the nominees. Tj19 weekly free Preas hos from Ita inception held the in Northwest journalism an for years past has de a larger circulation than All other weekly papers in the province and territories Only two dollars to january 1st, 1b86. Firat s. That want has opened the Ocean Foster House is Start received notion As 8datcdatbrandqn Thia Ilia Day of october j a Call special attention to their teas and coffees. We bending of Gooda All Over this Northern band from Jedi Morfou to Rockies. Orders for examples or Forkla in Quant Loloa promptly a Emir either by express or mail. Correspondence solicited. and retail and coff co merchant 368 main St. Between the and the United Darling s ale ports half half. 3 oar loads of the above in hide. And barrels Dally expected. O been appointed for the no Browing co. And to by apply a what tend i to be Cut oat train Artl Netlon v those who p More wrap Olally in Stock Ever before opened in Winnipeg oysters a came a specially meals and lunches served at All hours and everything in the very lies style. Ours Aud udies private parlor dining room. Tweed must be cleared out at Ono 7 4 9 Taler St feat at any Plicis at 537 main St grocers and Fine merc Liedts 72 Portage ave. H. Kamw Nib. Andrw Stang Snow Mem to a. A. B. Wholesale be Moebs of wares Liq Tobb 883 hash by baht our Renoe for Ano Pfaar. Tation Komi Wolm am printed _ ii to. Intone de few tto mated Bol torte to of Onad the mod ing to a Road ;