Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 21, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba Daily free press. July 21. Manitoba free press. Morning and evening editions published every Day except sunday at Sec o clock a. M., and for o clock p. M., respectively at Winnipeg by the Manitoba free press of. W. F. managing director and editor in Cost. Edition by pull. One a six one strictly Ash la Advance. Daily morning free press delivered in Winnipeg on same terms. Evening free press and Sun delivered in Winnipeg 20 cents week 75 cents month torture months. Strictly Cash in Advance. Advertising rates nonpareil line 13 Bee makes one Inch in depth for advertisements in both Ordinary advertising ten cents line Aach insertion. Advertising inserted for a do mite period of time to be charged Lor at the following rates one week. 30 cents line two weeks. 4b j one month. Of to months. 3.00 one year. 6.00 advertisements occupy Long less space than rive hues will a charged As five line advertisements. 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Liberty in Kell in Ovll tuesday july 21, 1891. Ministers a1 tied in. The Virden picnic intended to afford the p. Uvin Cial ministers an Opportunity to air themselves cannot be said to have been a very pronounced Success. But it waa Good enough i for the occasion. The Greenway combination has lost its attractiveness. People have grown weary of the political hippodrome of of a troupe of performers the leadership of a person whom his late first lieutenant described As a colossal liar hence the slim attendance of three or petition against the ing waa thought ing every of markets c. P. R. Noth or said about bring Farmer within easy reach was the cry and none other traded a or. In this the province waa be Oakes s letter respecting a maximum rate testifies. But let us take this Champion distorted of the truth at his word now. He made the contract the North Ern Pacific to bring the Farmers within easy reach of markets. Was that the reason the Road we built from Winnipeg to the bound Ary where two roads were already in opera Tion surely the Farmers along that route were not to very badly 08. Wan that the reason the Road was built weat from Morris wedged in Between two other roads that were built and running years before if that was the ambition and the policy of the government Why did he allow the contractors to Stop Short at the very Point the Road would Hava been of some use in bringing Farmers within easy reach of markets 2 from Winnipeg to the Boundary and from Morris West the Farmers were already supplied and these roads were not needed for that purpose alone but out in the Souris country the Farmers were shut off from markets and that a the very part of the Road that was not built. What a colossal Prev Aricatar that or. Greenway is if again that had been his ambition and policy Why did he not accept the offer of the St. Paul and Manitoba company which would have built a system at less Cost giving largely increased accommodation and afforded Competition As Well one of the lines of that system waa to run North from the Boundary through the Souris coun try and the Pipestone and on to Virden. If that offer had been accepted Farmers who were then and Are still isolated would have been brought within easy reach of markets. But to exhibit or. Greenway As a perverted of the truth is in wastefulness of Effert much like painting the Lily. Or. Sifton the new attorney general pro Mises to do credit to the Mantle of the fallen or. Martin. He is quite As unscrupulous in what he says and he has a pretty audacity that Only requires developing. His chief task was to assure the picnickers that the verdict of the special jury the other Day after an exhaustive hearing of sworn evidence was really of no consequence that in fact it was All wrong. Speakers and audience appear to have been very much of a kind and a wretched kind it was. If we were to take the Vir Den demonstration As a fair average Standard of Manitoba politics what a precious lot we would be a foil boy of patience. One of the Ablest and Best of the Liberal members of the commons or. David Mills opposing the other Day a Bill in Aid of a of car Hundred men women and children at Northwest Enterprise said the people of the Virden on saturday. Northwest must exercise patience and depend or Mclean waa present and Lead off. It will be necessary to explain that or. Mclean a the member for Dennis and Holda the port Folio of provincial Secretary in or. Green Way s government he has recently been married Asha took occasion to remind his hearers at the opening of his speech and to on their own that in we suppose we must do As they do in the Bast and what that is we Ore thus told the provinces of Ontario and Quebec and the maritime prov inces had to carry out their Public works by their own that As sure our readers is the exact language credit Complete his distinctions Bia colleagues in the government have honoured him by placing him at the head of the educational depart to quote his own words As reported. It is a pity it could not be added that the department Haa also been honoured by his ele vation. The act of last session requires that Totne member of the government shall act As minister of education and no hid four col leagues know even less of educational matters than or. Mclean they had the Grace to a. Point the one that was the least unfit. Thia serve to introduce the gentleman and he be dismissed with a Brief comment on the intimation made in speech Chat he might not again be a candidate. In this Resolution or. Mclean displays More shrewdness and caution than his friends had previously suspected him of possessing. It is far Wiser to retire voluntarily than to be retired by the or. Greenway was not at Hia Best. He Laboured the disadvantage caused by the presence of a reporter who was almost certain to be awkward enough to take Down those wildly free statements for which the Premier is so noted. This restraint must have been As disappointing to his friends As to himself As or. Greenway is always most impressive when giving the deepest touch of color to the character in which his Friend or. Martin so cleverly discovered him. There s Little in his speech that Calls for remark. An inexplicable reference was to the amiable minister of publi0 works who de aimed so earnestly last session to earn for himself the title of Manitoba Czar. It will be remembered that the government on that occasion introduced a Bill intended to give or. Smart As municipal commissioner the Power to imprison any municipal officer at will. He was also to be Given Power to take the entire control of municipal affairs out of the hands of the Council or other officers and to administer them As in his xxi Dement he thought fit. These were Powers hitherto unknown in a free country and naturally there was violent opposition so violent indeed that the government hurriedly abandoned its measure. Or. Green Way appears to have excused this at tempted outrage by saying that the com missioner under the preceding government was not responsible to the House. This was probably satisfactory enough to the Greenway liberals who were present but it will hardly do for men of matured understanding ind in dependent minds. No mention seems to have been made of the fellow of this Bill in con. Section with which or. Smart again figured. That was the Bill by which it was proposed to curtail the provincial auditor in his right to supervise the Public expenditure. Under the system of code log which prevails with respect to the Public accounts it was thought necessary to place ministers in a position to defy the auditor and the Bill was introduced for that pose. But it too had to be dropped owing to the watchfulness of the opposition. The resourceful Premier does not appear to have been ready with the falsehood necessary to explain this away and although he had excellent backing the incident was allowed to sleep. A ministerial speech would not a com plete without some reference to the Northern Pacific Deal it is the Candle to the government Moths. The unctuous or. Greenway had something to say on the subject. Here a a Sample sen. Deuce it was the ambition of the govern ment and the policy of the government to bring every Farmer within easy reach of markets by providing and assisting railway enter the Reader will observe that it is the same old or. Greenway. In dealing with the Northern Pacific it is scarcely necessary to say that it was neither the ambition nor the policy of the government to a anything of the kind. In was the policy of the govern ment As announced to introduce a railway from South in order to secure corned to or. Mill by the Toronto Globe a More than Friendly journal. When or. Mills was fighting the last Campaign a favorite method of attack was to Point to what the government had induced parliament to do in the Way of Bounsing rail ways in Nova Scotia and new Brunswick roads and amounts were named which reached far up into the millions. When it was sought to react the height of denunciation in attacking sir Oharles Tupper the invariable resort was to the record of the govern ment in voting subsidies to roads in those pro Vinces. How familiar we All Are with the of farm property he refuses a Dollar to a pub Lic work that would Aid development. He will neither help those who Are Here nor encourage others to come. Yet in comparison with sir Richard Cartwright or. Mcmullen and others of that class or Mills is the extreme of enlightenment and liberality. Would it not be Wisar More patriotic More states manlike to drop this miserable provincialism which measures a Benefit to be bestowed in one place by what has been done for another and to consider what is really and Best for the country As a whole and carry it out the North West can be patient and can depend much on its own by patience and the Energy of a handful of people that half a continent is to be redeemed to civilization with the vigor and Enterprise so characteristic of these Days. Much can be made of this country it properly handled and it will pay a Hundredfold for All it will Cost. But it will need to have patience indeed if its development is to depend on its own Energy. That May be Good Liberal policy but it is not suited to the requirements of Northwest nor to the spirit of the age. The the Toronto mail s Ottawa correspondent speaking of the explanation made by or. Burgess of the Rise and Progress of the extra payment system says it appears that work was crowded upon the department by this rebellion the construction of the Canadian Pacific railway the opening of the Northwest and the huge Call from parliament for returns. The Perma nent clerks were the Best men to do the work. They were therefore set at it. After a time the continuous night work without extra pay led to grumbling and finally the extra Money was provided in the manner already indicated. Or. Burgees Raco guides that the Law which for the moment he had overlooked was broken but he claims that he has done nothing that affects his Honor or Calls his question. The ment favourably impressed the there is rottenness enough in the depart ments at Ottawa no doubt but Lew who know him will believe or. Burgess guilty of intentional wrongdoing. Communications. Early wheat harvesting to the editor of the free press. A eur Scriber to your valuable paper i beg to draw your attention to an article headed oat wheat Early which was in july 9th edition. I would venture to contradict the advice the article gives. Firstly because i myself and very Many others round rapid City buffered severely through cutting Early last year before the wheat was Ripe which had to be done on account of the lateness of the season and the wet weather which caused made a serious difference in the Price the wheat realized secondly wheat thut shows Green grains makes poor prices and it always pays the Farmer to Ripen it off thirdly it would please Grain buyers if Farmers would Cut their wheat Green As then they could Grade it As they liked at the poor Farmer s expense. I note your valuable paper watches farming interests therefore it would please myself and friends to see a further publication upon wheat cutting. Rapid City july 17. Live and lbt live. . Sooae Wilde has published a brochure entitled the decline of it is evident the author has no personal acquaintance with Manitoba politicians and that be has never attended a ministerial picnic. Weather bulletin. From Washington and be from to leg. Manitoba acid Terry Oft repented declaration of the Toronto whole that by Means of them those provinces were bought up the government. Sir Charles was brought Over in 1887, and again in 1891 to carry them on the strength of which the Public Treasury had to make Good. Millions of dollars of Public Money were thus pledged in Aid of railway projects which have since been carried out and the Public liability thereby confirmed beyond the possibility of escape. Or. Mills was fond of enlarging on this injustice to the rest of the Dominion and especially to Ontario and to had an Able co Adjutor in sir Richard Cartwright Aud a ready mouthpiece in the Toronto Globe. As the controversy waxed warmer they would even venture to refer in Denun Chatory terms to the millions voted in Aid of Quebec rail ways anxious As they wore to avoid antagonizing the Quebec vote. And Down in the far East As a justification of their own demands the politicians there were in the habit of pointing to the millions granted to Aid railways in Ontario. It is a matter of record that Dur. Ing the past few years the Canadian Farl a. Ment Baa voted about ten or twelve millions of dollars As subsidies to rail ways in the old Well settled provinces of Ontario Quebec new Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Yet or. Mills says those provinces have to carry out their Public works by their own we Are perhaps at a disadvantage in Dis. Putting with or. Mills inasmuch a we have no knowledge of those Hundred million Dollar which he says have been expended on the Northwest. With our present information we can Only say and maintain that the do minion has voted millions for Public works in the old provinces to thousands expended on the Northwest. Ona of the most scandalous features of Ottawa legislation during recent years has been the voting of Public Money to subsidize railways in Western Ontario scarcely a township of which had not already been traversed by one or More lines. A policy of railway Aid can to defended Only on the ground that some new Section of country is to be opened up or that a settlement is to be accommodated that is too poor to provide for itself. To go beyond this is to abuse Public Enterprise and liberality. Yet the policy has been systematically abused in Ontario in common with All the other East Era provinces and millions upon millions of Public Money have been voted in Aid of projects that ought on every principle of Justice and sound politics to have been left to private Enterprise. We do not know what or. Milla s notions of developing a new country Are. Great Bri Tain is doing some extensive colonizing work just at present in Central and Southern Africa. Two Large districts of country have recently been acquired Matabeleland and Mash Naland. We May be sure that posses Sion will be followed by the most vigorous efforts to promote colonization. Or. Mills judging him by his attitude towards the Northwest would Plant the Flag of Possession and then say to the few wondering negroes around now you must just exercise Pati ence and depend on your own Energy to Deve lop these million and a half of Square Miles of he would leave the Northwest to the indians and half Breeds. He opposes a Large Grant for immigration purposes he is against migration from the older provinces Abib depreciates the value Washington july for Minnesota showers slightly Wamer South East winds. For North South Dakota Shower slightly cooler winds becoming observations taken by or. Geo. P. Lisa o.s., official observer Winnipeg for july 20 High est 30.27 lowest 30.15. Thermometer highest 75 lowest.50. Solar heat 115. Sun rises 4.37 Sun sets s.2c. Remarks. Rain yet indicated. Proy inc and . The following telegraphic reports have been received from Manitoba and territorial Points for the Twenty four hours ending 9 a.m., july 20th and sunday Odiear and warm. Part Cloudy and Cool monday morn i Portage la Cloudy and c ool saturday Clear and Fine sunday Clear and Cool monday morning. Oak Cloudy and Calm with a few showers. Temperature 85. Sunday Clear and Fine to part Cloudy. Temperature 75. Cloudy and like rain sunday morning. To Cloudy sunday Cloudy and Cool Light Northeast wind. Monday morning Cloudy Light East wind Light Shower. Temperature go. Cloudy heavy rain lasting half an hour sunday Clear Calm and warm. Monday morning Cloudy Calm and Cool. To Cloudy and Cool. And Fine until monday morning. Raining steadily now. And warm saturday and sunday Cloudy and Cool monday morning. Clear Light Northeast wind and warm. Sunday Clear Light East wind Aad warm. Monday morning pretty Cloudy Light East wind. Temperature 60. Cool and Fine sunday saturday about the flame. Fine and warm monday morning still continues so. And saturday partly Cloudy warm Shower sunday at 6 . Mon Day Cloudy and Cool. Sunday and monday partly Cloudy and Cool moderate East wind. Light rain in the after noon sunday Clear and with East wind monday morning Clear and Fine with Light winds. To Cloudy and Cool. Clear and warm in the morning slight Shower in the afternoon sunday Clear and pleasant monday morning Cloudy looks like rain. Rain for about two hours saturday. Sunday Clear and Fine. Clear and warm monday. Warm i Fth Shower in the evening sunday Clear and warm Mon Day morning the same temperature 05. Partly Cloudy no rain temperature 65? to 75 sunday part Cloudy High South we and rained sunday night temperature 65 to 75. Along the m. N. Clear moderate Northwest wind temperature 75 monday morning Clear und Cool from Portage to Minnedosa with Northeast wind. Partly Cloudy from Minnedosa to Yorkton temperature 60 Southeast wind. Hartney s Church. A edifice opened by the file Tho by or. Sparling. Hartney july new methodist Church called the Centennial a Fine edifice situated at the southwestern end of the town waa dedicated and opened for Public worship on sunday july 12th. The Church is 30x40 in size with plastered Walls and panelled ceiling which is tastefully painted Asia All the Wood work inside. The name denotes the epoch since Wesley s death and also since methodism was first planted in Canada. In spite of the a propitious weather the services were Well attended. The Hev. J. W. Spar Ling principal of Wesley Woolle preached in the morning from 28., and in the evening from psalms Xxxiv 8, in the afternoon the Rev. T. Lawson of Pilot Mound delivered an eloquent Sermon from phil., after the evening Sermon the Beautiful dedicatory service was read by or. Sparling and the Church formally opened for worship of to almighty. The weather became Clear on monday and in the evening a Large crowd assembled to listen to or. Sparling s lecture on the claims of the the Rev. T. Ferrier of Deloraine occupied the chair and having briefly addressed the meeting introduced the lecturer who in spite of the oppressive heat and mosquitoes combined secured the attention of his Audi ence during an intensely interesting address. At the close of the lecture the Rev. Or. Poi son moved a vote of thanks which waa seconded and carried unanimously. The Rev. J. H. L. Joslyn pastor read a report of the financial standing of the Church from which it appeared that the total Cost of the building waa and that was provided for already including and asked for the j remainder. He stated that this would include handsome Ash pews which had not yet arrived also a hot air Furnace to be placed below. The Rev. T. Terrier chair Man of the District took the matter in hand of soliciting the subscriptions and in a Short time the amount of s745 was subscribed. Then the Rev. Or. Sparling stepped Forward and offered to give toward Ohe painting of the outside and was subscribed for this and As the collection of the evening was and in excess of what the pastor had reckoned it was considered that the excess would insure the painting. The collections on Sabbath were making a total of in collections. At the time of writing it transpires that some important items of expense were accidentally omitted and when considered and an Organ purchased and gome other extras added the total Wil round up at but As Are still being offered it is Likely that All will be purchased and paid for before the pastor closes his term next june. A Union choir rendered a splendid selection of sacred music through out the services. There is very general congratulation through the town and country that they should have so Fine a Church opened in Hartney free of debt when the town is but ten months old. Market reports. Trad Lue steady and prices up in England quotations. London july Grain markets opened this morning steady. At Liverpool wheat was steadier and Bombay quoted higher. Porn was quiet but steady. Wheat and Corn off coast were quiet but steady and on passage alow. At Mark Lane wheal was inactive american Corn a turn danubian quiet. The French markets were noted As unchanged. The weather in Thi United kingdom was unsettled. Ohio ago wheat Mae St. Chicago july was weak under the influence of very heavy receipts closing to to f c lower closing Price 83fp. Deo., 86 85jo. Receipts 593 cars August 83gc sept p. 57jc. August sept. Oct., Sogo. Year 42jc. May 34c. August 27jo. Sept. 311.20 sept., oct. 811.40. Sept., Ooi. Oct. Current chronology. 1 july 81. 830 b. Co Domanus Tho last the Sian Empire slain by one of his satraps leaving Alexander great supreme Alexander punished the Assassin and Bravo Darius a Royal burial lord Russell be headed in Lincoln s inn Fields having been convicted on a false charge of conspiracy to kill Charles h. Burns the poet died. Hunter general born in waa Bing toe d. 0. Died there 1886 he issued a proo tarnation of emancipation in March 1368, in South Carolina organized the first regi ment of coloured troops and in response to a Resolution of Congress replied there la Here no regiment of fugitive slaves but there la a Fine regiment of persons whose late masters Are fugitive Matthews Jurist born in Cincin Nati died 1886. Famous Battle of Ball Bun the con federates claimed a Battles at Chester can and a Nassos gift of deep Bottom a. Part of of the James. Theodore Engene in oleic Sena Tor and sex Premier of Franco died at Paris born 1813. Sg.65. Ribs july s6.57j sept., 86.82j. Chicago cattle 3iaekets. Chicago july steady to higher texans Lowers top prices to no extra Ute Era on Sale others 54.25 to s5.85 texans s2.85 to stockers to native cows to 83 30 receipts Active and higher rough and common to mixed am packers to prime heavy an butchers weights s5.60 to Prim lights to receipts Active steady to stronger native Ewe s3.70 to mixed and Wethers to 85.50 texans s3.62j t westerns Lambe t 5.75 receipts Montreal stocks. Montreal stocks reported by Alloway Onam Plon Bankers brokers Winnipeg july 20, 1801. Sellers. Buyei 225 222? 114 111 Banks Bank of Montreal. Molson a. Toronto. Merchants. Union. Commerce. . Montie Altel. Rich. Pc ont. Nav. City pass. By. Canada n. W. Land co. 0. P. R. 0. P. R. Call. 105 105j 60 210 70j 7 44 167 217 147 129j 104 59 187 206 78 82, 84 St. Laurent. St. Laurent july 19. Many be wit be clan Leigh Olar Leigh. July John Street arrived Here from Prince Albert. He returns again in a few Days. A flying band waa organized Here the other Day to be called the St. Laurent string band under the Leader ship of or. F. Rae. Or. Woods conducts divine service in the St. James Church on sunday. Or. Wood deserves much Praise for his Energy in Phish ing Forward the completion of the building the natives Here Are much interested in Pony races two or three taking place Eizoh week. Some of them have lost considerably and one of them in particular has put up the last of or animal he owns. Affini arrivals Are looking around for land a View to settling in St. Laurent my gently. Moise Duch Arinea disposed of a piece property on first Avenue to or. Metric lately arrived from France. Baptiste de la Ronde arrived Here last nigh from Fine Creek by boat. Iti Rop urts cd finding of the body of the late John Shannon who was drowned at water Hen River the Spring while returning from visiting his nets a. Philion has returned from Lake Dauphi District where he has been looking up dirt he reborn next week to prepare for Waite ing there this year. Mrs. Colin Sanderson who has been Ailin for some time past died Friday at the res Dence of Antoine Chartrand. The excess of rain Haa greatly injured the culverts and grading Between the Missio and Reaburn in some places the water Bein five to six inches above the Grade. Mias Jane Bulger of Winnipeg a spending a Holiday Yilit with mrs. J. G. Phil Iota. The Empress of cd Nav Gibba Tab july 20. The Empress chins the third and Jast of the Canad Pacific steamships around the world Arr vec Here on the 18th with a full Load of pm anger and left the same night. Robertson s ready mixed paints pure Quick drying Good covering capacity put up in Patent cans of half plat pint quarts. Half Gallons Gallons. For Sale in Winnipeg by b. Wyatt. W. D. Pettick Bew co. A Appelle Long Lake Saskatchewan land company Abco Goej tar Fob. Sale on Bast terms free Grants of government lands May be obtained Fri than easy reach of stations on the q., . A r j. Further information apply to land department 831 main St. Winnipeg. Acyl bargain s Princess one week Only coms monday july 27th wed. And sat. Matinee. America s leading organization the Wilbur opera co. And St Biel repertoire yesterday we commenced the great Slaughter in rices for this week and we nearly doubled our Teles of last monday to Day we continue to Rush goods at prices that unmake buyers almost laugh with satisfaction. To Day we Are having a treats aloof embroideries 5 to 50 sent. Discounts Are being made in prices f these goods. To Day we Are sacrificing ladies White underwear to Day we want to sell 25 Bales of carpets. Very Heap. To Day we wont to sell 5 cases of fancy trimmed and japanese goods also Onn Case of fancy soaps to. To Day we will Clear out special lines of hosiery and gloves. Be sure and come to Craig a 522, 524, 526 main St., Winnipeg wed. Matinee Pra a Vavolo wed. Night grand Day Bohemian girl sat. Matinee Princess of treble zone sat. Might Giro file air Fla rezoned scat Bale commences at Box office sat urday nov at 10 Sharp. Rices to 70. 91. The Blueberry season has opened up. I am receiving fresh consignments every Day from Tat Portage and x am now in position to Supply any Quantity either wholesale or retail. I buy direct rom the pickers and can sell As cheap it Dot cheaper ban anybody in the business. Stat parties outside the City can have them shipped direct by writing a. Gibson second St., rat Portage or 456 Alexander St., Winnipeg. Mem Chi of hat food cons. Established 1854. Of Wadi Branch Gerald e. Hart Gen l manager Montreal a Oen sral fire insurance business transacted at lowest current rates. Faid up capital surplus assets income of 39 6.305.001 23 00 a grand Pic Nic i under the auspices of branches no. 62 and 163 of the o. b.a. And St. Joseph s Friendly Union. Will be held at the exhibition thursday july trains will leave the c. P. R. Depot at 10.30 a. 1.30 and 7.30 p. Returning from the Gre and at 0.30 and 10 p. Fare for round trip including admission to grounds adults 85 accompanied by parents to cents. Tickets can do obtained of any members of the committee or it the trains an excellent programme of leporis including a first class ease Ball match Hae been arranged a 3aad will be in attendance and will be supplied on the ground. Tills will be the Pic Nic of the an the ground is the beat place for a Day s Outing near the no Effort will be spared to provide irate cent. Wright Jukes general agents 391 main loan and savings company advances Money for a term of years on real estate Security farm and at current rates of interest and on Vaaj inns of repayment. No commission. Expenses moderate. Loans May be renewed at maturity without any or with Only Trilling a expense no new registration required. Loans effected with the least possible delay. Payments May be Mode at the company e office in All title deeds Are held. Solicitors at la Prairie Regina Calgary and Morden. For further information apply to the company s local appraiser or to . Harris. Agent win sips sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned and endorsed tender Lor Industrial school bed Deer will be received at this office until monday 10th August 1891, for the seven works required in the erection of Industrial school bed Deer n. A specifications can be seen at the depart ment of Public works. Ottawa and at the office of e. , Calgary at the office o h. J. Peters Peirina and at the office o d Smith Winnipeg on and after monday 20th july and tenders will not be considered unless made on form supplied and signed with actual signatures o tenderer. An accepted Bank Cheque payable to Thi order of the minister of Public works equal to five cent of amount of tender must accompany each tender. This Cheque will be forfeited if the party decline the contract or fail to Complete to work contracted for and will be returned in Case o non acceptance of tender. The department does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. By order e. F. E. Boy Secretary. Department of Public works 1 Ottawa 14th july 1891. Near Dayton ga., there a a Well locally known As the Well of Frozen in drilling the Well a stratum of Frozen Clay and grave waa encountered at a depth of fifty five feet after passing through five feet of thin numer one cavities were encountered from which the cold air came in gusts. The escape of the air from the Well can be heard roaring for nearly 200 Yards. A bucket of water set Over the opening will freeze through and through within a few hours. Falka . Employees annual excursion on saturday july 25 Lacrosse and Matdies races and in attractive programme of general pc Porfi. For articular Al see programmes. The citizens salad will be present and furnish music for Dune no. Hot and cold water will Law provided free. Trains will leave the c . Depot at 7 and s . Re Arnink will Leava Morden of 18.30 and 19.80. Are for the round trip a Ulta 61.50, children 7gc. Tickets can be had at Fer Truson Bookstore. and depot ticket offices and from members of be committee. E. Welte we. Small chairman. Sec eur Moonlight to Morrow july 2ist. The Steamer anti lob will make a Moon Light excursion Down the River to St Paul a Leav ing her Dock foot of James erect at 8 p. Tickets---------------------25 obits. F. Paterson. Eta is River Parks until further notice electric cars will run at interval of every half hour from main Street Bridge to Twenty five tickets River Park free him Park sets except when specially next week h. A. Seed will open another fruit store on 3doors West of the it will be the Best fruit store in Winnipeg. Every saturday night Tome line of Ruil will be told extra cheap. Prices at All times will be away Down. A opt Tel main Street and a. Baciu Job Tagab a Jet. Hughes co., undertakers and 817 St., Patter Block. To. ;