Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 16, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba I m i Manitoba daily free press. Winnipeg. April 16 very Best advertising an advertisement of any Sor times As much in the daily free press and the evening free press and Sun together As in any other Winnipeg Dail advertising medium. Unan Loaa. I am sorry to confess it hut i would rather have five Young men from the High school than one of you. Chorus of Young would we. Blatter. Weather report. 0. N ten by or. P. Bliss a Tow observer Winnipeg Tor april 15th. Bab highest. 30.18 fflghml.5i Lowert. 3015 remarks Fino weather indicated. Solar heat 100. Sun rises 6.20 Ieta 7.00. Wabiis Toton . Minnesota fair weather southerly winds warmer. North Dakota and South Dakota local ral a southerly winds stationary tempera ton. Guy and country Psi Dent of the h. B. E., is still confined to his room. Dam a dolt Winnipeg s favorite comedian appears in Fargo to night. London Adver Tibb in Manitoba poli Tina there is a Strong disposition to let the by have it. C president w. C. Van of the o. P. A is expected to arrive in the City on Friday. Rev. Or. Mao Kat gave a lecture in gaelic on Manitoba at Inverness Scotland in april 2nd. Seventy five Homestead entries were made a the Edmonton land office from december 1st, 1890, to 4dril 1st, 1891. There was a very Light letter mail from South yesterday several pouches having evidently gone astray South of the Border. My. G. H. B. Wain bight left Lethbridge yesterday for England going via great Falls and new York. Or. Maui night returns Early in june. The Winnipeg Rugby Union football club has decided to bold its first annual Ball on wednesday evening the 1st of May at the Clarendon. Five Short line trains will be taken off shortly Between St. Paul and Minneapolis. The electric railway Between the two cities a Billing business on the railways. The annual report of the Selkirk Asylum for 1890, shown there were 43 admitted and 10 patients recovered during the year. There were eight deaths during the year. The first number of tie Union school Star Cycle style journal Olat Nailog so be the first Public school Magazine Ever published in the Northwest territories has been received. Or. Brett m. U a., has leased the sanitarium hotel at Banff to j. Hastie who also manages the c. P. R. Hotel a Field b. 0. Or. Brett is making additions to the sanitary Iura for the summer Trade. A. And mrs. G. F. Salt of this City or. And mrs. M. Sutherland of Vancouver and a. H. Lawder of 3-Tiswold, were visitors at the Canadian government offices in London during the week ending 31sb ult. The new steamers of the Canadian Pacific Oriental line will Call at Victoria president Van Home having telegraphed that his Promise made to that effect to the Victoria people would be faithfully kept. The tourists who Are making a trip Artaud on the 0. P. R. Steamer the pm press of Japan will be taken from Vancouver to Mouth Cal of a special train. The train will Lei the Here for the coast about the 22nd. Rev. Joseph Hogg if Tures to Morrow evening in St. Andrew s Church on from Jerusalem to Beider his second lec Ture of travel through the proc ech will be m Aid of the Church debt fund. The Toronto correspondent of the free press hinted some three weeks ago that h. J. Macdonald would move address in reply to the speech turn tha throne at the opening of Dominion Parimi Nens in is thou Eho Alto Gether Likely than member for Winnipeg will move or second the address in reply. Several members of May Louise Aigen s company which recently veiled win ipod got into Row on sunday evening at St. Cloud Aud one of them Frank Rutledge Drew a revolver. The Star interfered and Rutledge turned upon her but was Over powered disarmed Aud arro Ted before he could Shoob. The License recommended Aud 3 healt i committed has of 529 howards paying the of no Ireland. The balance of Money a to be rained by subscription. Tho for Ammree thought that j the City would make it bargain to get Fri l of Mcallister for the coat of Hii at Tho pollen sati of amounts to More than Thad sum annually. Or. Arnold assisted by or. Paul Jervie has the stage manii Gemino of the Gondo tiers in hand. Or. Arnold interviewed mr.1 Lien gang conductor of Tho hew opera co., when Hare and Learned from him All the stage business incidental to the opera. The production will therefore be correctly placed on the stage As or. Conducted and trained a company for the gondoliers last season. The Pun of Eatn Ope Ond at actin a music store yesterday morning and h already filling up. A muting of tha executive committee of the Northwest Baptist convention waa held on monday night. The following appoint ments of work Tor to students during the summer vacation were made Westbourne e. Wise Lethbridge Doolittle Brandon out stations a. O. Chapman Chesley we. I Iris Treherne s. Momin Nis Burnside e Nebaon h. Sau Udera Quappelle t. Marshall Forseca Street Coy a. T. Robinson Carnduff j. To Farlane me lift p. 0. Cainero Cypress River Ana Glenboro w. Wallace Oak Lake James Campbell 4 Moose jaw Sweet. Tus North Dakota world s fair commit. Sinners have Jetur nerl to Fargo from Chicago. They decided to take Neveu tenths of an acre directly opposite the plat get apart for the latin american governments Aboney Midway 1 Between the selected by California and Iowa As a site for the stated building at the exposition. A unique club Boose will 1m erected from materials produced by North Dakota. During the coming Trammer and fall the commission will devote its time to inc Reaa Ling the state s appropriation by soliciting from corporations and individuals towing pc Petty and doing bassinets in North the school estimates. Those for the recent largely exceed 1800. Year following a a comparison with the year 1890, of the estimated expenditure for the Winnipeg Public schools for the present year am hatb8. 1860. Interest on de futures. Teachers salaries including pubs 00 inspectors Sal Aries. 8 Bora tary trea surer. 00 Wood inspector nod general caretaker. 05d 00 caretakers 00 and and Vert slug. 300 00 rip Aira and Ini prove cats. 00 fuel. He supplies. Apparatus and re Fer once books. 200 00 furniture. 00 Mew buildings 00 sinking Luna 00 school Sites including main Euclid Pembine Utree Tii. 00 Law expenses 200 00 heating and apparatus Coo 00 insurance. 00 miscellaneous expenses 600 00 Smead Dowd co. Rent. Additions to Kun cold. Zip Rabi Tirb. 1890. 06 31 01 30 65500 22 15 86 17 132 03 20 91 111 77 147 8b 60 471 25 75 9d 00 347 57 Esti math. 1891. 00 co 000 00 300 00 00 150 00 28.0uo go 200 60000 30000 000 00 300 00 00 00 resources. . Due 1887. 1888. 70 1888. 1890. . Taxes due. 00 total. Leva inking fund. Total. Government gnats. Go non resident rate 80000 total. At the Princess. A musical treat Tut night but a Small audience. The concert Given a the Princess opera House last evening for the Benefit of messes 9org and Saurwein of the Hess opera com Pany did not attract As urge an audience either tha object for which it waa Given or the merits of the performance deserved the slim attendance wag do doubt Dun to the fact that of late there Haa been for Winnipeg a regular onslaught of entertainments of one character and another and Nob to any Lack of appreciation of the abilities of the two beneficiaries who Bare been heard piano times during the Paab two weeks. It in however to be mob regretted that the Mui goal people did not turn out in stronger num Liere. The programme waa a follows overture mean. Saurwein Borg John Sou and Evans. Violin or. Saurwein. Misa Lon More. Clarinet Solo. Pro Natter from Altmon. Thomas or. Or. Wertheim. Meson. Jou noon Saurwein Borg and Evans. Intermission. Messes. Sapir Weizi sorg Johnson and Evans. Roll Solo or. Saun Veln. He member or. Q. Mcallister. Clarinet or. Sorg. Fan Lasle. Their messes. Saurwein sorr Johnson and Evans. The several instrumental qua tettes were with a Proie Ozonal finish and there was volume of tone secured which would have Lone a very much larger number of performers Redit the fantasia from Maritana being exceptionally Well rendered the Solo in Lappy by or. Johnson calling Orch Many in Toering remarks. In these Umbers one and All did Well and their efforts Ere loudly applauded. Mies Longmore gang German song of Schubert a and or. Beit Verthein who possesses a powerful voice both being applauded. Or. V Ortheim kindly consented to Aing in a Oba ence of or. Kelly who was Ufler ing from a cold. Or. George to Allie Ter gave a Fife of you la remember me Ery sweetly and was honoured with a recall. Leers. Sorg and Saurwein played their different numbers on the programme in a very leasing and artistic manner and both were loudly applauded and encoded. Or. Evans was the pianist and be rendered o email Asu Betance in making the affair the musical Success which it was. Or. Johnson is deserving of special Praise of Only for bin efforts at the concert but for 16 kindly interest be took a netting it up or his distressed Mua Zoial Brethren. Thie involved an Immenga amount of work and As As been seated it is to be regretted that there As not a larger attendance. The License inspector ship. Trio Iileen so and health committee fall to on the question the question of appointing a License inspector was again taken up by the civic License and health committee yesterday but no agreement could be arrived at. Several positions were made. The mayor desired the work of the License inspector to be done by the police who he contended could do it More efficiently than by an individual inspector because they bad special men in All parts of the City every Day and. Besides the salary of one official would be saved. Aid. Wilson of Ina Ted to the work being done by the police he thought the police had too much Power already. He favored combining the office of health inspector and License inspector with or. Poison in charge. He though that the clerical work could be done in the City clerk s office or by the clerk of committee. Neither Aid. Taylor or Aid., Mcdougall Felt disposed to consent to either one of the and no Compromise could to reached. The mayor stated that from his experience in office there waa too much sentiment manifested in regard to the enforcement of by Laws both by the officials and by the aldermen. He believed that the by Laws should to carried out unflinchingly but if any of them were found to be harsh they should be amended. It was farcical to pass by Laws and then allow them to be by the people. If the by Laws were enforced determinedly there would be fewer petitions appealing to the committees. The enforcement of All by Laws excepting perhaps the one relating to health which required a Man to inspect lanes build Ings etc., should solely rest with the police department and the Council should have no say in the matter after by Laws had been passed beyond seeing that the police did their duty. While it waa possible for the aldermen or officials to exert any influence a respect to the carrying out of by Laws the municipal machinery would not be conducted satisfactorily. The question of filling the vacant inspector ship will probably be brought before the next meeting of Council by a straight motion. At the City hotels. At the now Douglass j. Cignolt new York t. O Brien Brandon l. Martin g. Lay dunday. At the Queen s w. A Gilbert Toronto v. H. Kutr and wife Hamilton a Holmes Calgary e. A. Struthers Russell j. Rac Portage. At the Clarendon Rov. . Hole min Odossa t. A. Burrows Brandon g. Wil on and wife Vancouver r. J. Masters Lisa masters san w. W. Morria Acoma r. Jamieson Calgary. At the grand Union n. A. Van Alatino Raein mis j. Langton h. R. Morris Emma j. Lynch h. F. Gibson t. Paul j. B. Gordon Pilot Mound p. , Gretna h. F. Kemp we Peg Junction e o. Grand Forks Mia Abbott Griswold s. H. Blair Gretna at the Manor j. Odonell Montrose t. Currau Hmer Eun d Mccall Parkhill Barr London w. Ward Emerson a. To Carboy Maple of reply j. Harris Thos. Larris Mill Brool j. Fort Ellice v. Alien j. Vici Ardon Brandon Geo. Gregris la Salle g. H. Preston Dominion pity. At the Clifton House Alfred e. Villon St. Beef eng. S. Smith Belleville Wahoo great Falls Mon. Hysop Killarney j. Girard Carman John ones St. Johns is. Davey West Murne h. Bird St. Pauls o. Williamson Lobert Jarvis rapid City c. H. Poehlnann Retna Andrew Kleinsasser Freeman . To the Brunswick hotel j. Mccormack new Abbt Minster . Win. Quait Ren raw Thoa. Houne High Bluff j. Gallo Way Geo. Buchanan Portage la Prairie a. Mckenzie Arbeny. C. Green Milwaukee bos. Miller. Brandon Chaa. Campbell Belleville j. C. Hainer win. Of arson Carman w. C. Hatley d. J. Hatley Tor nto w. S. Woodean dal6raine. At the Laland j. Lano Aeter Toronto h. Pratt St. Paul . Humphrey new Ork s. T. Mewburn Hamilton and family High Bluff or. Szarka and wife Medicine hat mrs. Mclean and son p. J. S. Clement Brandon Rrogers Clearwater w. O. Urns wife and family Mound j. Colt a Appelle g. M. Leis Man Van Couver. Provincial land surveyors annual meeting held wednesday morn v of officers. The annual meeting of the provincial land surveyors association was held in the Secre tary office yesterday morning when the follow ing members were present m. Allouc presi Dent g. , r. Yonner Jos. Dope w. A. J. L. Done and j. W. Harris Secretary., a number of communications bearing on matters affect my the association were read and duo used. The Secretary treasurer s report was also presented. It showed a balance on hand of a communication was read from the d. L. S. Association suggesting a scheme for affiliation. The proposition was considered at length and a committee composed of j. W. Harris r. Jul. Young and w. A. Docker waa appointed to ascertain m what extent the association could fall in with the proposal. A number of matters relating to the Law and methods of practice in land surveying Peculiar to this country were discussed and the legis lation committee was instructed to prepare a manual of amendments which May be consid ered applicable to the Points in question. The election of officers took place with the following result president m. Aldous vim president g. A. Bayne Secretary treasurer j. W. Harris. Executive committee Jos. Doupe r. Young w. A. Duiker g. A. Simpson. A meeting of the Eitt mining Board was held after the adjournment of the general meeting. Rag currency. Brazilian paper Money in a sadly demoralized condition a Rio Denuir dispatch says the Rio naw says that Brazil is Drifting into a very Tritica financial situation. The confused state 6 currency led to a very widespread movement against the outside Bank emissions the custom House even refusing the notes of the Bio Grande and Bahia Issue Banks. The shame a privilege accorded to these Banks by which they were permitted to Issue their notes in Rio even when they were refused in their own states has led to an excessive Issue of these notes in this City. Lately the Back of the Republic ban been refusing to receive the notes except in payments the custom House Boa been refusing them and a major Ity of reputable Banks refuse them. It is asserted that the Bank of the Republic has Beer Jansing a Large amount of paper lately w though no one knows by what authority. It a also known that some of the speculative Banks Are getting abort of Cash. Exchange has been steadily going up. Coffee id scarce prices Are ring discontent exists every where and the speculators Are All a noting Over to the ranks of Sellers. The shrewdest operators Are transferring their pounds Sterling and sending some abroad. Seeding Lute id Dakota. A Huron s. D., dispatch says sergeant Glenn s weather crop bulletin for North and South Dakota for the week ending april 10, was issued to Day and contains the following crop summary the temperature during the week has been below the seasonal average while the moisture from rain or Snow has been above the average Over South Dakota and average too above Over North Dakota so for As heard from. Seeding was general Over South Dakota until Interr a sued by the rain and now of wed needy and thursday and is now Well advanced in most localities. In North Dakota it was fairly under Way a few localities in South Dakota report the ground too wot but the general report is that it is in excellent condition and much better than for years past. Seeding a generally re aused to Day and with fair Wanner weather now very probable the coming week will see this work very near completion. A few localities rep re Rye sprouted. The favourable condition of the ground has induced larger acreage to Smalt Grain than was expected. A general average of reports indicate that the season a about seventeen Days late. Billiards and cigars. The License committee recommends a Bower fee for billiard tables a tax on Cigar dealers. The hotel keepers yesterday pretested a petition to he License and health committee asking for a reduction of the License for Pool and billiard tables and in order that the Revenue should not thereby be asked for the imposition of a License for Selling cigars. After the question had been Dia cursed the committee decided to recommend the Council to reduce thu License on tables to for the Firaby table and each for subsequent ones and also to charge a License of 915 per annul on All persons who sell Cigar a couple of tha members present strenuously opposed the Cigar License on the ground that it would tend to create a monopoly by driving out Small dealers Euloh As grocers confectioners etc., and also on the principle that the Sigur business we less dangerous to morality than billiard tables run in connection with liquor saloons. The recommendation will doubtless draw out counter petitions from parties personal Rev. F. R. Hole at the Clarendon. Of Minnedosa is a guest opt. Douglas of the Leland has been interviewed by the St. Paul papers. G. M. Irishman Ogilvie n British Colum Bia representative is in the City again. Manager by Rutlieb of Barnardo a Home Russell registered at the Queen s yesterday. Conductor Mola Ohlan of the c. F. R. Din ing car Are vice goes South thin morning on a pleasure trip. Baseball. Assoc Iatrou. At a n baltimore.008222000-1114 athletics.0000 the incorporated Toun of Moo Somm which has a population of about Ineitha de 200 Miles West of Winnipeg on the main line of the Canadian Pacific railway in the Centre of a Majzl flaunt agricultural District particularly adapted for Grain Grouling and mixed farming. O o o for further particulars of dreg w. F. Henderson. I. O drawer 1213 Winnipeg. Bread delivery service possible on this a continuance of Tho patronage Telephone t. I newspapers ;