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Barristers, Solicitors, etc. Armstrong's lllock.\nSew Westminster, B.C. dw'~\nAnother Candidate!\nLADIES & GENTLEMEN:\u2014I am not before you\nat this time\nFor Political Honors,\nBut I would like you to call and examine my Goods, and\nespecially tlie Gonto' i|S.50, thnt takes the lead for style\nand durability.\nGEO. H. CRHNT.\nC. R. WOODS, Land Bi.ky.cy*!.\nA. \u00ab. GAMBLE, NOTARY MM.lc.\nWoods, Turner & Gamble,\n-\u00bbUND*SURVEYORS,i*-\nReal Estate, Insurance\nFINANCIAL AGENTS and CONVEYANCERS.\nUnd Surveying in all its branches accurately and promptly carried out. City and\nSub. Lands lor Salo. We can show a complete Hit ol desirable localities.\nFarming lands, improved or unimproved, throughout the district.\nChoice Brownsville Property for Sale.\nMONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE AT\nCURRENT RATES OP INTEREST.\nAgents lor the following Insurance Companies:\nWestern of Toronto, .\/Etna, City of London, Hartford\nand Travellers.\nOFFICE\u2014Opfositb Post Ornci, Bank of B 0. Buii.oino, Columbia Stii.kt,\nNew Westminster. Telephone Call No. 42. P. 0. Drawer 264.\nillelU\nMAJOR & PEARSON,\nReal Estate Brokers,\nFINANCIAL * AND * INSURANCE * AGENTS.\nProperty for Sale iu all parts ol the City and Suburbs. We also have listed\nsome ol the llnest fanning land in the Province. MONEY TO LOAN. HOUSES\nTO RENT. Agents for the Confederation Lifo Association ol Toronto, the London and Guarantee and Accident Co., Limited. General Agents for British Columbia for the American Steam Boiler Insurance Co. of New York, and agents for\nthe Royal and Atlas Fire Assurance Companies of England, Union Fire and\nMarine Insurance Co. of San Francisco, South British Fire ond Marine Insurance\nCo. ef New Zealand.\nOFFIOES:\nHBW WESTMINSTER-Colnmbin Street, Bank of B. C. Block.\nVANCOUVER-Cordova Street,\nitwteltc\nRAND BROS.\nReal Estate Brokers\nFINHNCIHL\n\u2022~_,AND\u2014_.\nInsurance Agents\nCONVEVANCBRS, ETC.\nNew Westminster, B.C.\nCORBOULD, McCOLL & JEXXS, Barristers,\nSolicitors, etc. Oftlccs: Masonic BiiildiiiRM,\nSew Westminster, und Vain'onver, B. (!. dwtc\nA J. HOLMES, n. D. S.. Surgeon Dentist,\n\u2022 Graduate of tlie Ohio cnllcjie of Dental\nSurgery. Preservation of tlie natural teeth n\nspecialty, Gas administered for painless extraction. In office dny and night over Bank of B,\n0., Columbia St.. New Westminster. B. C.\n d winy nte\nGW. GRANT, Architect. Office: Corner\n\u2022 Mnry and (-'iarksoii Sis.. New Westminster, dwto\n_ Room E, over Bank of H. C. Columbia St.\nWestmlnstor din\nWILLIAM 11. KING. Architect, Banllnry\nVf Engineer, Av. Removed lo Armstrong's\nBlock, Columbia Bt, New Westminster Room\nNn.2, dte\nW THIBAUDEAU,\n\u2022 Draughtsman\nWestminster, fl. C.\nljind Surveyor ond\nllamloy Block, New\ndto\nALBERT J. inr.i (\u00ab\u2022 wall. S\u00ab'. 0. E.), (Ilyil\nEngineer, Uud BUTVeyor und Draughts-\nmini. Hh\",ioy Block, New Westminster, dwtc\nrp J. TRAl'P, Auctioneer nnd Appraiser.\n_ j Columbia Bt., New Westminster. All\ncommissions will receive prompt and careful\nattention. Best references given when required; die\nG PITTENDRIGH, Real Estato Broker and\n\u2022 County Court Agent, Commissioner, Notary Public, Ac. Rents collected. Office\u2014McKenzle St., Westminster, B. C. dto\nMISSES McDOUGALL, Dress Makers. Columbia St., New Westminster B.C. Satin-\nfaction guaranteed. dte_\nMISS JENNINGS (Late of England), Fashionable Dress Maker. Corner of Church and\nColumbia Hts., New Westminster. Satisfaction\nguaranteed. dwte\nWEI-SON, MERCHANT TAILOR, of Port\n\u2022 Moody, will bc In Westminster on the\nfirst Wednesday of overy month to take orders.\n [dnpBte]\t\nCHAS. MURRAY, House, Sign and Ornamental\nPainting. Paper Hanging and Kulsoniining\na specialty. None hut flrst-class men employed.\nShop, ClarltsonSt.: Residence, Lome St.. dwtc\nJTHURLBOURN, General Repairer, Mc-\n\u2022 Kenzie St. All kinds of Sewing Machines\nrepaired equal to new*. Needles. Oil and Attachments. Locks and Kevs titled; Saws filed,\nAv.. Av. dmhlTtfl\nALEX. HAMILTON (II. C. MONUMENTAL\nWorks), Importer A Manufacturer of Marble\nand Granite Monuments, Headstones, Tablets,\nAc, cor. Church & Columbia Sts., New West-\nminster, B. (.'. ^^ dwapHln\nTURNER, BEETON A CO., Merchants. Wharf\nSt.. Victoria. Agents for North British and\nMercantile Insuranco Co. for Mainland. H.C.\nBeeton A Co., :sti l-'lnshnry Circus, I-ondon,\nE. C. dtc\nA.\nVETEUINAItY NI'MtEIIN.\nI)K B. TAYI.0K, Veterinary \u2022SurR.mi,\nLadner's Landing. Uritl. li Colniiibtii.\ndjn4_il.wtc\nMPERIAL.\nFire Insurance Company\nOK LONDON.\nCapital, - - \u00a3 1, (100,000 Stg.\nRates as low a, any.oilier reliable Coinpnny\n_. _.jy , \t\n(loin. business tu ltrltt.li CitliiniWa.\ndfelte\nW. .1.\nARMSTRONO,\nAiient New Wei\nFOR SALE OK TO LEASE\nGROCERY STORE -Wl\ndwelling combined,\nlari apply at this olllce.\nW.J.WALKER&OO.\nTKI.KI'IIONK CALL IS,\nCharterer! Accountant.,\nCity Auditors 1886-7-8-9,\nCoiivcyum-ei-s,\nNotaries Public.\nREAL ESTATE\nLoudon ft Liui.-avliln. Fir* Iiiihi'MHC* Co\nNEW WESTMINSTER\nA GRAND VICTORY.\nJOIINSOS'b LANDING.\nSWORD 18\nPUNCH 6\nThe Independent Candidates Nearly KITCHEN n\n'Robson 18\nHake a Clean Sweep Wherever\nThey Run.\n6c CO.\nReal Estate,\nINSURANCE\n-ANN-\nFinancial Agents,\nPurchase, Sell and Lease\nProperty,\nCollect Bents,\nMake Loans on Mortgages\nAnd tiaii.act all business relating lo\nREAL ESTATE. ..\n AGENTS FOlt\u2014\nLondon Assurance Corporation,\nConnecticut Fire Insurance Co. ef\nHartford,\nLondon and Lancashire Life Assurance Co.,\nCanton Insurance Office, Limited (Marine)\nOFFICE.-\nBushby Block, New Westminster.\n41 Government Street, Vlotoria.\ndwl.lte\nWeitmlniter District Does its Duty\nNobly and Sends Two Straight\nIndependents.\nVictoria Elects Three Oppositionists.\nEast Kootenay Will Return Law,\nand Lillooet Stoddart.\nThe Premier Proves Himself a False\nProphet and a Poor Hand\nat Guessing.\nThe Povineial Returns are Incomplete, but Give Satisfactory Returns to the Present.\nProbable Standing lu the hIw House:\nGovernment, 16; Opposition, G;\nrmlftnaml. nta. U.\nThe result ol tlie. elections throughout the Province yesterday haa fallen\nlike a thunderbolt into the Government\ncamp, and it is now* patter of doubt\nwhether or not the wefent Government\nwlll be able to go to the new Parliament\nwith a working majority. The success\nof the Independent ticket was not unexpected ; It wns predicted ten days ago\nfrom information more reliable oven\nthan the Government leaders were able\nto obtain. The result in the District\nwas exactly as we predicted\u2014the Hon,\nJohn Robson was saved by plumpers.\nThe vote- was the largest ever polled In\nthe District. Following are the returns\nup to the time we go to press :\u2014\nWESTMINSTER CITV\u20141 MEMBER.\nBROWN, (Ind.)\t\nCunningham, (Gov.)..\n030\n321\nELECTION CARD.\nTo tlte Elector* oj New Weattttlmler City and Dietrict.\nGENTLEMEN:\u2014At tlie urgent request ot n large number ol the\nElectors of the above Districts, I havo consented to become a Candidate, and request your support and patronage.\nMy political banner is uplifted, and on it will bo seen, printed in\ngold letters, \"Straw Hats\u2014good coverings lor massive omniums;\nMen's Fancy Flannel Shirts; llnlbriggah Underclothing; Summer\nCoats and Vests; Linen Dusters; Pique and Fancy Vests; Whito nnd\nBlack Plug lints;\" all ot which are very suitable wear (or the present political campaign, which is liable to be very warm and close.\n(An endless variety of Men's and Boys' SuitB, Felt Hats, etc.)\nElectors, rally around this standard, and down with monopolists\nand\u2014high prices. .\nI nm perfectly sure I can givo you belter value tor your money\nthan nny other candidate in tbe Held.\nYours respectfully,\nJ. E. PHILLIPS,\nColumbia St., New 'Westminster.\nCkWimet Tyhee, Delta Sockeye, Laugleji Farmer please copy.\nMATSQUI.\nSWORD 0\nPUNCH 0\nKITCHEN fl\nAGASSIS.\nHenderson 0\nHerring 1\nKITCHEN 12\nPUNCH 13\nSWORD 18\nKirkland .\nRobson 8\nSinclair 0\nLADNER'S LANDING.\nKirkland 102\nRobson 70\nHenderson 26\nSinclair 2\nHerring 8\nKITCHEN 17\nSWORD 10\nUNCI! 13\nMOODYVILLE.\nHerring 13\nSinclair 0\nHenderson so\nKirkland 36\nRobaon 38\nKITCHEN 0\n1SWORD (I\nHenderson.\nSinclair\t\nHerring\t\nKirkland\t\nMISSION.\nKITCHEN\t\nPUNCH \t\nSWORD M\nRobson io\nKirkland 4\nHenderson 10\nHerring\t\nSinclair\t\nhall's prairie.\nKITCHEN (1\nPUNCH 12\nSWORD 2\nRobson 16\nKirkland IB\nHenderson 8\nHerring 1\nSinclair 0\nMOUNT LEHMAN.\nKITCHEN 21\nPUNCH 23\nSWORD 31\nRobson 14\nKirkland 6\nHenderson 0\nHerring 2\nLANGLEY.\nKITCHEN 63\nPUNCH 62\nSWORD 88\nRobson 16\nKirkland 11\nHenderson 6\nHerring 0\nSinclair 0\nWtlARNOCK.\nKITCHEN 8\nPUNCH 9\nSWORD 7\nRobson 14\nKirkland 8\nHenderson ?\nHerring 9\nSinclair 4\nN1COMEN.\nKITCHEN (Ind.) 11\nSWORD (Ind.) 11\n\"uncli (Ind.) 9\nRobson (Gov.) 9\nKirkland (Gov) 0\nHenderson [Gov.l 10\nSinclair 0\nHerring 4\nWESTMINSTER DISTICT\u2014GRAND TOTAL.\nKITCHEN [Ind. 1 616\nRobson |Gov.] 606\nPUNCH llnd.J 486\nSWORD [lnd.J 462\nKirkland [Gov.) 409\nHenderson [Gov. I 346\nHerring [Ind. 1 77\nSinclair [Ind. 1 06\nHIS HOLINESS.\ntlie second by n voto of 7 to 3, Mr. Wills\nof Itichmond, an anti-lottery man,\nvoting against it on lho ground that he\nPnne ._\u00bbn XTII Rittei-lv i.oiiiiliiina!wm \u00b0Pl,0sod to the lottery whetherone,\nrope Leo \\m Bitten) 1 ompiiiius|hvoortell mi|lio\u201eB ,vere paid fo- (__\nof His Persecution by I lie Hal\nIan Government\nS. T. Mackintosh & Co.\nREAL:-: ESTATE:-: BROKERS\nInsurance and Financial Agents,\nConveyancers, Notaries, Etc.\nColonial Block, New Westminster, B. 0.\n|Buy and Sell Real Estate,\nManage Estates for non-residents,\nMake Investments for Clients,\nNegotiate Loans,\nCollect Rents,\nWrite Insurance.\n|GENTS FOR:\nCommercial Union Insuranoe Oo.of London.\nCapital, (12,600,000; Losses paid, 160,000,000.\nAooldent Insurance Co. of North America.\nKP\" Any information regarding British Columbia will be\nurnished upon application, either personally or by letter, at any\n|of their offices.\nRHND BROS.\n[OFFICES:\nNEW WESTMINSTER.\nVANCOUVER (Cor. Abbott A Cordova Sts. aid Granville St.)\nLONDON, En\u00ab. (107 Cannon St.) ahrfUts\nBROWNSVILLE.\nIll\nOFFER FOB HALE :\nChoice Business and Residence Pro\nperty in the City and Suburbs.\nSome fine pieces of Acreage just outside city limits.\nBuilding Lots and Acreage in Sapperton and Brownsville.\nFarming Lands, Improved and Unimproved, in all\nparts of the District.\nCall and Examine Our Lists..\n\"DI _-\u00bb\u25a0_\u2022*\u25a0_ _-_ T2 f*! ^n tno k'ne \u00b0f M\" Westminstor\nJ-31\u00abilI16\u00ab D. V\/.. Southern R. R\u201e adjoining Blaine,\nWaBh., and in the contre of a beautiful and extonsivo farming country,\noffers a splendid field for invostment. Over 500 Lots 'sold during the\npaBt three months. Prices will be increased in a few days. Get in\nbeforo the rise and secure a bargain.\nS. T. MACKINTOSH & CO.,\nAGENTS\nColonial Blook, Now Wootmlnater, B. C \u2022\"\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u2022\nPUNCH\nKITCHEN\t\nPUNCH\t\nSWORD\t\nRobson \t\nKirkland\t\nHenderson\t\nHerring\t\nSinclair\t\nMAN., iiiik;..\nKITCHEN 55\nPUNCH 36\nSWORD 49\nRobaon 41\nKirkland 41\nHenderson 10\nHerring g\nSinclair 8\nBURTON'S .RAIB1E.\nKITCHEN '.. 7\nPUNCH 0\nSWORD 5\nRobson 10\nKirkland 7\nHenderson 11\nHerring 0\nSinclair 0\nUPPER SUMAS.\nKITCHEN 0\nPUNCH 9\nSWORD 11\nRobson 6\nKirkland 0\nHenderson 0\nHerring 0\nSinclair 0\nI'OUT MOODY.\nKITCHEN 5\nPUNCH 9\nSWORD 9\nRobson 4\nKirkland 5\nHenderson 3\nHerring 7\nSinclair 0\nLULU ISLAND.\nKITCHEN 7\nPUNCH 7\nSWORD 14\nRobson 10\nKirkland 4\nHenderson 10\nHerring 2\nSid-lair 5\nHuaasr centre.\nKITCHEN 26\nPUNCH 47\nSWORD 14\nRobson 40\nKirkland 21\nHenderson 20\nHerring..- 3\nSinclair 8\nsums.\nKITCHEN 16\nSWORD 10\nPUNCH 11\nRobson 8\nKirkland 8\nHenderson 8\nHerring 4\nSinclair 0\nCHILLIWHACK\nKITCHEN 100\nPUNCH 40\nBWORD 68\nRobson\nKirkland 1 46\nHenderson\nHerring...\nSinclair 8\nALDBR DROVE.\nKITCHEN 20\nPUNCH :... 26\nSWORD 26\nRobson 8\nKirkland 8\nHenderson 1\nHerring 1\nSinclair 4\nLAMM,IV I'llAIHIE.\nKITCHEN 82\nPUNCH..' 83\nSWORD 86\nRobson....; 81\nKirkland 20\nHenderson 14\nHerring 1\nSinclair 8\nThe Desperate French Criminal,\nEyraud, Wlll be Taken In Paris\niua Steel Cairo.\nFourteen Cases of Asiatic Cholera\nDiscovered in the Spanish Province of Valencia.\nAll Ex_._n.lv- FIM>.\nMerced, Cain., June 14.\u2014Fire yesterday burned over twelve thousand\nacres of grass laud.\nEnraged Inill-iit.\nCheyenne, Wyo., Juno 14.\u2014The Crow\nIndians arc exceedingly enraged over\nthe theft from them of 200 oi tlicit best\nponies. They are iu purHtiil, and blood\nwill lie Bhed if the chase is successful.\nConcealed In Her 1!iinIIi>.\nNkw Yobk, June 14,\u2014Among the pas-\nmi__-_ ...l.\u00ab _'..|..n. ai, tl,.. llnmlm...\nsteamship Columbia this morning wore\nMr. and Mrs. George Kleck. The latter\nattracted much attention by reason of\nher huge bustle, and Customs Inspec-\ntress ElliB watched \"\u2022\u00bb \";\"' *>\u25a0*\"\u2022\u00ab'\" sne\nacted strangely. Accordingly she invited Mrs. Kleck to accompany her to\nprivate apartments and submit to an\nexamination, and Mrs. Klerk consented,\nrather reluctantly. Her reluctance was\nduo to the fact that twenty-five yards\nof fine silk was concealed in her bustle.\nVANCOUVER CITY\u20142 MEMBERS.\nCOTTON, (Ind.) 112S\nHORNE, (Ind.) 696\nGreer 649\nTatlow 478\nOrr ' 186\nFox 33\nVICTORIA CITY\u20144 MEMBERS.\nGrant, (Opp.) 1226\nBeaven, (Opp.) 997\nMilne,(Opp.) 901\nTurner, (Gov.)..... 861\nIrving, [Gov.] 747\nRichards,. [Opp. 1 701\nDuck,[Gov.l 868\nWilson, ilud.l 570\nDalby, [G05&: 828\n_ .NANArMpDISTRICT\u20142 MEMBERS.\nFORTERs find.) 160\nMcKenzieJOpp.) 166\nWalkem, Hjpp. 1 163\nNANAIMO CITY\u20141 MEMBER.\nKEITH, ilnd.rby aoilaniation.\nCOWICHAN\u20142 MFMIIKRS.\nCrolt, [Gov.l .' 142\nDavie, [Gov.] 138\nMcDonald, [Gov.]\t\nVICTORIA DISTRICT\u20142 MEMBERS,\nEberts (Govt.)...,. 101\nAnderson (Govt.)'. 91\nCarey (Opp.) 79\nIteturns not complete.\nESQUIMALT\u20142 MEMBERS.\nHiggins (Govt.)\t\nPooley (Govt.)\t\nHelgeson (Opp.) 47\nSeveral places to hear from.\nEAST KOOTENAY\u20141 MEMBER.\nLAW (Ind.) 127\nBaker (Govt.) 112\nSeveral places to henr from.\nWKBT KOOTENAY\u20141 MEMBER.\nKELLY (Ind.) 30\nBrown (Opp.) 26\nHnskins (Gov.) 23\nFarwelHGov.) 23\nSeveral places to hear from.\nLILLOOET\u20142 MEMBERS.\nSTODDART [Ind.] 68\nMorrison [Gov.l 37\nSmith [Gov.] 29\nReturns not complete.\nYALE DISTRICT\u20143 MEMBERS.\nVernoii [Gov.] 196\nMartin [Gov.] 193\nSEMLIN [Ind.l 164\nWardle[Gov.l 144\nIrwin [Opp.] 70\nThe returns aro not complete for\nYale, but it may be almost conceded\nnow that two Government members\nwlll be returned and one Independent,\nSemlin, who it Is expected will bead the\npoll,\nAlberni, of course, will return a Government member, as no others were in\nthe field.\nComox has given the Government its\none member, but we havo not got the\nreturns.\nThe returning officer's figures,\nceived direct from his deputies, (ours\nwere received by telegraph principally,\nfrom the polling placeslmake tho total re\nsuit In Westminster District ns follows:\nKitchen, 641; Robson, 526; Punch, 493;\nSword, 473; Kirkland, 458; Henderson, 340; Herring, 66; Sinclair, 89. It will\nbe seen that this does not alter the material result, but considerably raises the\nmajorities of the three winning candidates.\nLate this afternoon additional returns\nwere received from the interior that\nmake it practically certain tbat Yale will\nreturn Seinlin, Vernon and Martin,\n[one Independent and two Government,\nand that Lillooet will give one oach to\nGovernment and Opposition, Sfnith and\nsly.\nprivilege. There will, in consequence,\nbe two reports to the legislature.\nThe Senate bribing committee hna reported that it can do nothing as it's\nmembers cannot agree how the investigation should be made.\nThe Joint Democratic Caucus has.\nbeen culled to consider the lottery question.\nPortugal Accept..\nLondon, June 12.\u2014In tlie House of\nCommons this evening Sir Jas. Fergus-\nsou, the pariiuinentury Secretary for\nforeign affairs, stated that Portugal had\nacceded to tho principles of the arbitrations of tlie Delagoa Bay Railroad\nmattcrproposed by England and America,\nHome Secretary Matthews announced\nthat the resignation of Chief of Police\nCommissioner Munro wns due to a difference witli himself on questions of\nlegislation and administration. Mr. Balfour declined the request of Mr. Parnell\nthat a committee be appointed to enquire\ninto the matter of violence on the part\nof tho police at Tipperary and Casket.\nNo Autumn ScmIoh.\nLondon, June 13.\u2014The Tories have\nnbandotied the proposed memorial in\nStoddart.respectlvely.\nCORRESPONDENCE.\nCIIOM PAItTV MOTIVES.\nEditor Columbian: Dear Sir\u2014On\ncoining to town to-day 1 heard it re-\nreported that the amount of my deposit\nwas paid ine to retire. 1 beg to deny\nthis statement most emphatically, and\nto stato that I only retired to assist my\nparty, and that no monetary consideration or equivalent entered my head at\ntlie time or after. I ean only regret my\nnotion did not havo the result desired.\nI am, yours truly,\nLivinosto\u00bb Thompson.\nNew Westminster, 14-6-1890.\nMr. A. M. Herring made a stake betting on the election here yesterday. At\none time he had * 1,600 up, and at 7\no'elock lust evening bo hnd lauded a\nclean $1,200, by betting chiefly on Mr.\nCotton. He took all hots offered on his\nfavorite candidates, and left for home a\ngood deal better off financially than\nwhen ho arrived.\u2014fWini-.4rfi'.r!iii_..\nA Human Wild Bc\u201e*t.\nHavana, June 14.\u2014Preparations nre\nbeing made for Eyaud's departure on\nboard ship. He will be placed in a cage\nmade of steel bars, open on nil sides,\nand containing nothing but a chain nnd\ntwo guards, who will remain with him\nconstantly. The guards will, have a\nsteel wire strait-jacket to put on him in\ncase he attempts violence to himself.\nThe cage is modelled nfter those in use\nfor transporting Nihilists to Siberia.\nRome's Persecuted Pontiff.\nNew York, June 14.\u2014A private letter\nfrom Rome says that the Right Rev.\nBishop Brondel, of Helena, Montana,\nwho is now visiting the Vatican, will\ntake back to the United States an important address from the Holy Father to\nthe faithful of America. The bishop has\nhad several interviews with tho Pope, in\nthe course of which the pontiff several\ntimes bitterly lamented tne persecution\nto which he is subjected by the Italian\nGovernment. A condition of things,\nwhich he declares, is on tlie increase.\nHe feels vory keenly the fnct thnt for 12\nyears he has been compelled to remain\nwithin the boundaries of tlie Vatican,\nbut denies the report that he is contemplating accepting a refuge elsewhere,\nand says that lie will remain and defend\nthe rights of the holy soo to his lost\nbreath.\nGrinding lite Fnctt. ot Mi. Poor.\nSan Fbancisco, June 14.\u2014At a meeting of the council of Federated trades\nlast night, Tally Boyco, president ol the\nmines and mine laborers protective association of Vancouver Island, B. C,\nwas introduced and explained to the\ncouncil the causes of tho strike in the\nWellington coal mines. The Wellington\ncompany, Mr. Boyco stated, hud refused\nto reduce as other mining companies\nhad done, hours of labor from 9. _ to 8\nhours. This refusal, it is said, is arbitrary, as the minors are paid 75 cents\nper ton for all coal they mine. \"The\nminers,\" Boyce said, \"were refused as a\nbody, an audience by (the mining com-\npany management; as the miners were\nin a groat number of cases poor, they\nwere driven to desperate straits by being forced to trade at the Wellington\ncompany's stores, which chargcd^irom\n50 to 75 per cent, more than other stores.\nThe miners' homes were in the majority\nof cases mere hovels, but Hie condition\nol the miners was made even worse by\ntheir being evicted from these by the\ncompany.\" Ovor 700 minors uro locked\nout and there is no prospect of a speedy\nsettlement. The matter wns referred to\nan executive committee who wore, witli\nBoyce, instructed to call on Dunsmuir\nA Co. to try and arrange a settlement ot\nthe trouble;\t\nSharing the Spoil..\nCmcAon, Juno 14.\u2014Baron Michael\nTraun arrived] from France to-day. He\nhas been telling nbout a great scheme\nby which General Boulongcr intends to\ncapture Africa. \"Since Stanley told the\nworld of the rich resources of Africa,\"\nsaid the baron, \"all the European na-\ntioiiB have been making efforts to acquire somo territory in tlie dark continent. Lord Salisbury has formulated a\nplan by whioh the Congo free state and\nthe equatorial provinces shall bo united\nunder one government and controlled by\nBritain and Belgium. Tlie King of Belgium should receive aamueli credit for\nthe discoveries In Africa as Stanley turn-\nself, as he has been the chief supporter\nof Stanley's expeditions, and has contributed large sums of monoy yearly.\nNow he finds that his exchequer is low,\nand he cannot continue the work alone.\nWhen tho king como to tbo conclusion\nthat his financial resourscs were too\nlimited to carry out his cherished plan\nhe entered into partnership with Great\nBritain, and now it is proposed lo send\nout a complete expedition under tlio\ncommandofrStanlcy'^Britain nml Bel-\nglum to share the expenses nml gains.\nWhile all thiB has been talked of France\nhas not boen idle, and a well equipped\nexpedition will leave France for Africa\nunder the command of General Boulon-\nger. This proposed enterprise is almost\nan assured fact, as advices have beon\nrecently recoived concerning it from reliable persons. Botilanger will establish\na line of trading posts from the Congo\nriver to the big lakes. Another expedition will put up a chain ol forts in Last\nAfrica and unite with tho other line. If\nBoulanger can carry out tliis vast\nscheme, the interior of Africa will como\nunder French control. Britain and Belgium have similar campaigns outlined\nand there is great possibility of a serious\nclash in the race for. the conquest nnd\ndevelopment of Africa.\"\nThe Great Lottery.\nNew Orleans, Juno 14.\u2014The committee of the Legislature to which the\nLottery Bill wns referred, decided by a\nvote of 6 to 4 to roport it favorably. Two\npropositions wero mado by Mr. Dreyfus,\nthe member of the committeo who is\nagainst the lottery. Firsl: That the\nCompany pledge Itself to abolish dally\ndrawings upon which policy tickets are\nbased and which it is said impoverished\ntho poor classes of the people, and thnt\nit confine itself to monthly drawings,\nthe largo majority of tickets for which\nare sold outside ol Louisiana, and which\ndid little harm here; secondly, that tho\nlottery givo $2,000,000 a year instead of\n$1,000,000, seven hundred thousand logo\nto public schools; seven hundred thousand to levees; throe hundred thousand\nto charities, and a hundred and fifty\nthousand lathe drainage of New Orleans;\nten thousand to tho confederate soldiers\nhome; fifty thousand to pensions to\nconfederate vetorans and ninety thousand to the insane asylum. Tlio first\nproposition was rejected by a vote of 6\nto 8 all the lottery men opposing it, nnd\nThiB notion has been taken in consequence of the threatened resignation of\nW. Ii. Smith, the Government leader\nin the House of Commons.\nA Big Spy-Ga...\nOakland, Cala., June 13\u2014Oregon C.\nHastings, of Victoria, B. C, who hag\nbeen visiting friends in Oakland, has\ncontracted for an eight inch telescope\nfor his observator, in Victoria.\nThe Gay Actor.\nNew York, June 14.\u2014The Sun's\nspecinl from Newburgh, N. Y., says:\nFrits Emmett, the actor, who il stopping at the Storm King Houae, Cornwall, drove to Newburgh, yesterday,\n(Thursday) afternoon in a ibucktoard.\nHe wns accompanied by three ladies and\na little girl. Fritz was in a jolly mood\nand nttracted much attention. Among\nthe places visited waB Mrs. Gartiion'a\ntoy shop. Here Fritz purchased a doll\nfor the little girl, and when he get it he\nput it in hia arms and sang \"Go to sleep,\nmy babyj\" tbo song that haB done so\nmuch to givo him a national reputation,\naccompanying it with his usual stage\nswing. One of the women with him Is '\nsaid to be a young actress who wu\nnamed as co-respondent in his wife's\ndivorce suit.\t\nGot His Deserts.\nLondon, Out., June 14.\u2014Henry Smith,\nwho murdered his wife on February 18th,\nwns hanged at 8.10 this morning.\nCholera In Spain.\nMadrid, June 14.\u2014Information has\nbeen received here that at Hueblo de\nRugate, iu the province of Valencia, 14\ndeaths from Asiatic cholera occurred\nand it is believed that the pestilence\nwas brought Into the country by some\nsoldiers recently returned from a north\nAfrican gnrriBon.\nAn Kmoessler Caught.\nLos Anoei.es, Cala., June 14.\u2014Ed-*\nword W. Doane, formerly bookkeeper\nin tlie Los Angeles National Bank, was\nbrought back from Salt Lake City to-day,\nhaving been indicted by the Grand\nJury for embezzlement. His peculations\namount to about $2,600. Doane wasdll-\ncharged in November last and in April\nit wns discovered that he had made a\nnumber of fraudulent entries.\nAn Earthquake Shook.\nToledo, O., June 14.\u2014A slight earthquake shook of about ten seconds duration was experienced here nt 2.30 this\nmorning. Its course was apparently\nfrom north to south, and it gave out a\nlow, rumbling sound. No damage was\ndono, although windows rattled and\nbuildings vibrated. The phenomenon occurred at a time when the weather was\nhot nnd cloudy.\nPassenger List.\nSan Fbancisco, June 14.\u2014The str.\nCity of Puebla sailed for Victoria and\nPaget Sound ports this morning with\nthe following passengers: Victoria,\nMrs. J. W. Douglas and children, E.\nBerwick, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Dewing,\nW. II. Ellworth, F. Tandif, A. D. An-\ncona, F. P. Pullet. Mrs. B. Leoy, T. H.\nPoindexter, Miss Moffat, Mr. J. P. Patterson, Mrs. L. D. Erb, Miss Knight, O.\nC. Hastings, wife and daughter, H.\nSaunders, H. W. Hammond, E. R. Ballard. .\nAnother New Enterprise.\nCapt. Terhune, the veteran navigator\nof the Fraser, has purchased a large interest in that fine vessel which has been\nlying at the wost side of the C. P. R.\nwharf for over a year. He intends to\nfit her up iu first-class style both as to\ncomfort and speed, and run her between\nthis city and the South Arm, going\nthrough the Big Slough to Ladners and\nreturning the same day. He has placed\nthe order for the engines with Spratt's\nengine works of Victoria, the boiler he\nhas ordered through Messrs. F. G,\nStrickland A Co. from Toronto.\nThe engines will be double\nand tho cylinder will measure 8x36.\nThe boat will be able to develop a rate\nof speed somewhat in proportion with\ntho advancement being made in marine\nbuilding on tliis river. The vessel will\ncarry both freight and passengers, and\nevery patron mny roBt ssBured of the\ngreatest despatch in transit. Capt.\nTerhune intends applying to the council\nfor n subsidy to enable hini to carry out\nthis laudable enterprise in a proper and\nefficient manner. Tho business of the\ncomnnny will be managed entirely by\nCnpt. Terhune, and ho expects to have\nevervtliing in running order in about\ntwo 'months. He feels confident that a\nvory generous patronage will be extended to liim in this endeavor to place\nWestminster and tho South Arm in\ncloser trade relations, and it is hoped\nthat this reasonable expectation wilt not\nlie disappointed. The lower part of the\nnew steamer is almost an exact model of\nthe swift palace steamer Delaware, and\nwill bc a stem-wheeler.\nPeculiar Voting.\nThe manner of marking a ballot is so\nvery simple that every man in the\ncountry should bc able to record his vote\nwithout a mistake, but for all this mistakes are made, and vore funny ones at\nthat. The count iu this city yesterday\nafternoon revealed some queer voting.\nOno man, who wns evidently an ardent\nadmirer of Mr. Cunningham, almost\nerased the name of tho opposing candidate, and placed soveral huge crosses\nopposite his favorite's name. Another\nsigned his name boneath the candidate\nho intended voting for.bnt it spoiled the\nballot. Two ballots for Mr. Brown were\nmarked with throe large crosses; it was\ntimo and inateriat wasted, howover, for\nthev wore thrown out. Another voter\ndrew his poncil through Mr. Brown's\nname and marked Mb ballot for Mr.\nCunningham, and several othor instances of a similar nature wore also\nnoted. A single cross is all that should\nbe placed opposite the candidate's\nname; anything more spoils tho ballot.\nEnthusiastic voters should bo warned\nby their mistake yesterday, and not\nspoil their vote hy attempting to add to\nits force. .*\u00ab_v,.. ...nr., -__a\u00bb.\n. j_..uu,o--ui, JD. t.., tltl-Sl- 14, XOW.\nVO-jI\/MI- VUI-MO. 113.\nTHE DAILY COLUMBIAN\n.UB-IIH-D\n-Every Ariernoon Except Sunday\n\u2014\"BY\u2014-\nHI Kennedy Brother* tf-\nAt their Steam Printing Establishment, cor.\nColumbia Street and Lytton Square.\nBY MAIL:\ntone Vcar (_*>\nSix Mouth. 4\u00bb\nThree Months a fiO\nDELIVERED IN THE CITY:\nOne Year 110 00\nSixMonths r,\u00bb\nThree Months SOO\nPer Month 100\nP.rWeek 25\nPayment tn be mad. In advane..\nVickerson, 0. Brown, H. Stody, G. W.\nMcKevor, G. Bellrose, and Thos. Jack-\nan.\nThe assessor returned the assessment\nroll to the Council ou the 2nd day of\nJune.\nCouncil adjourned till first Monday in\nJuly.\n ! . . .\t\nDELTA COUNCIL.\nTHE WEEKLY OOLUMBIAN\nistexn EVERY w_i,__-_AY housing.\nOn\u00ab Yeur *3 00\nSixMonths 125\nTHK DAILY COLT. MBIAW\nSATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 14. 1SH0.\nTIIE RESULT.\nThe smoke of tho well fought field has\ncleared away. The work of calling the\nroll, and counting the dead and wounded, has not yet been completed, and\ncannot be for some days, owing to the\n\"magnificent distances\" nnd tlie bnd\nroads, which are, respectively, the\npride and tho disgrace of this glorious\nProvince. Sufficient is known, how\never, to show that the Independents\nhave won a glorious victory. Against\ntremendous odds, they have scored, at\nleast, a \"solid five\" on the Lower Mainland, and other portions of the Pro-\n,11,-., Mio i..uiii_'irulll WHICH Ull) i.v...\n'ly complete, give the Independents (as\nwill be aeon by the classified list on an-\nother page) live more, making n total of\nten Independents, so far, against twelve\nGovernment, and five Opposition.\nTliis disposes as well be seen, of twenty-\nseven of the thirty-three members which\nthe next Provincial' Parliament will\ncontain, leaving six more to be heard\nfrom. These are to come from Esquimalt,\ntwo; Victoria District, two; Islands of\ntho Gulf, one; Cassiar, one. If we concede the Government four of these, and\nthe Opposition and the Independents together, two (which they\nare ahnoat certain to got), the\nfinal result will Btand: Government,\n16, Opposition, 0; and Independent, 11.\nTho speaker must come from\nthe Government side of the House, and\nthen the Government will stand 15 to 17\ncombined Oppositionists and Independents. It is hardly possible that\nthe result can- vary more than\nono or two, in favor of the\nGovernment, from this computation,\nand it may vary one or two against the\nGovernment; so that we may now safely\nclaim, what wo predicted right along.\nThat the Independents\u2014the People's\nRights Party\u2014will hold the balance\nop power in the next parliament,\nAnd we congratulate the Province on\nthe result. Ou another occasion we\nshall go more thoroughly into this\ninteresting subject.\nA FEW REMARKS.\nThe Vancouver election shows, us\ndoes that in the whole Lower Fraser,\nthat neither Government nor Opposition had a hold on lho constituencies.\nMr. Robson's bnresucccssinthoDistrict,\nund Mr. Greer's large vote in Vancouver,\nmust both be attributed to special\ncauses, and not to any party strength.\nThe return ol Messrs. Cotton nnd Home\nshows that the Independents there, as\nelsewhere, wero masters of the} situation. We regret the defent of Mr. Sword\nin the District, both on his own account and because it breaks the \"solid\nsix,\" and while we feel that Messrs.\nCotton and Home ure both strong men,\nwho may he expected to do good work\nin the House, we do greatly regret that\nMr. Tatlow was not returned. His work\nin the Mainland Association, and our\nknowledge of him in other wayB, makes\nit certain'tlmt a party of popular rights\nand sound legislation- lias suffered a\nsevere loss in his defent.\nCHILLIWACK COUNCIL.\nThe municipal council of Chilliwack\nhad their regular meeting in the council\nchamber on Monday, tlio 2nd day of\nJuno. Present, His Worship Reeve\nKitchen, Conns. Reeco, Armstrong,\nLiokman, Ryder and McGee,\n. Minutes of previous meeting read,\nand, on motion, adopted as read.\nCommunications:\u2014From. Hon. John\nRobson, regarding appropriations for\nthis municipality; ordered on Hie. From\nChas. Connelly, giving notlco that he\nwould appoint W. D. Hall as his arbitrator re Evans road; ordered on file.\n.From Robert Stevenson, giving notice\nthat he should appoint A. S. Vedder as\nhis arbitrator, re Evans road; ordered\non file. From A.. 1. Beattle and H. W,\nTernon, asking a rebate on auctioneer',\nlicense, which was $50; rebote of one\nhalf granted.\nThe following accounts were received\nand ordered paid: R. Nowell, and Geo.\nBellrose, $2.50 each, for services as arbitrators in tho case of Reeves i'\u00bb. Corporation ; Macdonald and Kipp, $28.00, constructing culvert on the Williams road;\nKnight Bros., $22.00, lumber supplied:\nG. P. N. Co., $4.00, freight on lumber\nfrom Fopcuni to Chilliwack.\nTenders for munloipal work were received aa follows:\nBrushing, grubbing and logging the\nupper landing road\u2014John Macdonald,\n$126,00; Geo. Cross, $287.00; Geo.\nReeves, $298.00; Ben (Indian) $300.00.\nOn Motion Macdonald's tender was accepted.\nGrading and clearing on the Prairie\nCentral road, W. Bromby, 99 cts per rod;\nE. Vickerson, $1 per rod. On motion\nBromby's tender was accepted.\nBrushing on the Central, James Ford,\n$1 per chain which was accepted.\nCorduroy on tho McGuire road, W.\nBromby, $1.75 por rod; E. Vickerson,\n$2, per road, including covering with\nsuch; for grading on the same road, W\nBromby, 76 cents, per rod; E. Vickerson, 76 cents per rod. \u2022 Bromby's tender\nIn both cases was accepted.\nCovering corduroy on tbo Central\nroad, A. Smith, 49 cents per rod; L.\nSnider, 66 cents por rod; ,1. Gibson,\n$1.25 per rod.\nOn motion, it was decided to let by\nauction the clearing of tbe new road\nthrough Mr. Reevo's farm, on Monday\nthe 10th inst.\nThe clerk was instructed to invito tenders for the following work, viz., brush-\n' ing on the South Sumas road; for digging a ditch on the Prest road, and for\nbrushing and clearing the road hetweon\nHuff .St Snider.\nOn motion $26 was appropriated to\nassist Mr. Stewart in building a bridge\nacross Elk Creek.\nOn motion the following persons wen\nappointed pathroaaters for the year, viz.\nLouis Chadsey, Wm, Barrett, Maynard,\nW. Ford, J. Evans. Chas. Evans. B.\nIrwin, M. Huff, H. Webb, 0. T. Higginson, I. Kipp, J. L. Chadsey, John\nMaynard, O. Walker, W. Nolmes, W.\nNohnes, W. Bromely, Geo. McKevor,\nMr, Rlnnie, 0. Turner, R. Thompson,\nM. McSweon, C. Bell, Thos. E. Kitchen,\nE. Greyell, D. Greyell, C. Allett, C.\nMunroe, T, D. GUIanders, D. T. Nelmes,\nThos. Ooverdale, D. Karr, L, Snider, E,\nNOW IS THE TIME\nThe Council met at tho Delta Town\nHall on Saturday, the 7th June. Present\u2014 Beeve and Councillors McNeely,\nQoudy, Gilchrist, McKee and Oliver.\nThe minutes of the previous meeting\nwere adopted as read.\nCouncillor Gilchrist was empowered\nto attend to the Burr box.\nA communication from A. Booth was\nread and referred to the road committee.\nA number of accounts were passed\nand ordered to be paid.\nThe appropriation for the road between Sections 31 and 32, T. -1, was reconsidered, The following petitions\nwere read aud referred to the road committee: Laehder nnd others, Wester-\nmark and others; also one from Honey-\nman and others was read and laid over.\nThe Delta Municipal Reward By-Law\nwas passed a second time as read.\nGeorge Oliver's tendor for gravelling\ntho Main Trunk Road was accepted.\nOn motion the tenders for gravelling\nthe Chilochken Trunk road were referred to Councillors Goudy and Mc-\nNoilly, with power to act.\nJ. 15. Murch .ion's tender for gravelling the Goudy Road was accepted.\nTenders for gravelling the G. B. Main\nRoad were referred to Coun. McNeely,\nwith power to act.\nJohn Olson's tender for the removal of\na fence on the Gulf Road was accepted.\nA. Radford's tendor for repairs to the\nTodd Road was referred to Coun. Oliver,\nwith power to act.\nKwong Hony Chiy's tender for\nAlt.L ... n-. aJlinvHii Hw. .,.u|,t.a.\nThe clerk was instructed to call for\ntenders for repairs to the Benson Road,\nalso tho Laehder and Holmes Rood, and\nthe Hans and Smith Road.\n, Loiun.ii u,*\u00ab ..djn..rnp.i till Saturday,\ntho 14th inst., at 11 o'clock a.m.\nChildren Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.\nBell-Irving, Patterson\n6c Co.\nIMPORTERS\nShipping Agents,\nWHOLESALE\n-AND-\nCommission Merchants\nIn Stock, a full assortment of\nLiquors; Vitrified Drain Pipes,\nFire Bricks, Encaustic Tiles,\nCumberland Smithy Conl, iSsc,\nAc, . ROBSON,\ndtfyfftd RetumtH Offlew.\n'HE-\nFRASER RIVER\n0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0_ 0 OOOO jo__o_ o _o o ooo o o o__ OFFICE:\nIff Serjeant's Inn, Fleet Street,\nLONDON, ENO.\nTh. Business ol Ai.\u201e_op <_ M.so. has been\nmerged In the .bove Company and will be carried on by the Company from this d.te as a general I_md Investment and Insurance Agency.\nHONEY TO LOAN on Hort|\u00bb\u00abe at Low Rates.\nTown Lots and Farnilnit Lands ror Sale on easy\nterm..\nVictoria, H. c\u201e May letli, 1887 dwfeltc\nThe Shuswap and Okanagon Railway Co.\nNOTICE IS IIKRKBY GIVEN THAT A\nipecial Keneral meeting of the shareholders ul tbe Company will be held at the office of\nthe Company. In the City of Victoria. In the\nI'roviiK'u of British Columbia, on Satumuy,\nTHKiflHTnAV op Way, im). for the purpose of\ncoDHlderitift ii resolution to be submitted to the\nshareholder*, and, if approved of by them, of\nlaming suoh rcNolutlon for the Untie of bonds of\nho Company for a sum not exceeding |2fi,\u00abW\nper mile, In pursuance of the provisions of the\nAct of the Parliament of Canada Incorporating\nthe said Company, and (or securing the bonds\nto bc so Issued by a mortgage deed with such\nSowers, provisions, and stipulations its may be\nescribed In the said deed, aud may be approved\nof by tne shareholders; and also (or the purpose\nof considering such other business as may be\nbrought before suoh meeting of shareholders.\nluted at Victoria this 17th day of April, A, D.\nMO. P. LARKIN,\ndaptttd President.\nfplIK ABOVE MEETING HAS BEEN POST-\n1 poned until TPKSDAY; the 17th day of\n\u2022Iun* next.\nP. LARKIN,\n.President.\nWaled Victoria the Mth May, WO. dnySOtd\nTO THE ELECTORS OF\nNew Westminster City\nand District.\nOKNTLEMEX.-Aswe nre going to have all\nour Roads and Bridges thoughout the District\nput in first class repair, and some slight repair*\nto the \"K de K,\" Lt will be necessary for you all\nto have Buggies, and now is your time lo treat\nyourselves to a froodTOPlWOQYof nny style;\neash price, |105 and $110\nWe have alto In stock PREMIER CARRIAGES,\nEXTENSION TOP CARRIAGES, 1XFRKSB and\nfiSUYERY WAGONS, and ROAD CARTS, at\nprices that will surprise you.\nWe have a few TIMBER WAGONS left, and\nwill have a carload In sonui time this week, of\nanyslse, from al.i-ln. tire to u 4-in. tire\u2014nt\nprices thai wlll defy competition.\nSulley It Bryson.\nGeuersl Carriage Builders A Blacksmiths.\nSew Westminster, May ID, mm. djnltc\nSale of Lots will commence on Monday\nthe 16th instant.\nRAND BROS.\nAgents.\nPaper, Wall Paper\nMurrayiGreig\nll.ve .lust Opened Up . full Line.\nArtists' Materials, Mixed\nPaints.\nDim1!- Enamel for Bric-a-Brac.\nPaper R.n|1ni and Interior Dccoratlnr .\nSpwl.lty. Boom .nd Sign Patnllnf,\nNi.it Door to A. M. Herring's\nDrug Store.\n day-It. \t\nNew Firo-Proof Brick Building, with till the Lntest Improvements.\nThe table is supplied with the best the market affords.\nRESTAURANT PRIVILEGES OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.\nFINS SH7UIPI__e ROOTCS.\nPrivate Dining Rooms for Ladies and Families. Convenient\ntO ail X'l-lllll. mill Olcamova\nmti_7i1tc\nGrand Clearance Sale\n or\t\nOVER $12,1 WORTH OF BOOT. & SHOES,\nCommencing on Monday, 19th May.-Por One\nMonth Only.\nAs Mr. Rousseau is about to leave tbe City, the\nwhole stock must be Hold ut prices lo suit customers and some at less than cost.\nWe guarantee to sell goods its nhovo stated\u2014at prices never before offered in New\nWestminster.\nLIST OI= PRICSS:\nSSI.LI.VU BBDtiefB\nI'UH'KS. PBICM.\nLadies' Kid Hoots |2 25\n\" Dongola Kid Hoots ..'.'.'.','.'. 3 00\n\" \" ' \" .'.','.'.. 8 78\nFrench Kid Iliittou Hoots 5 50\nRusset Oxford Shoes 2 00\nOld Ladies' Oxford Slums ' 2 60\nMisses' French Kid Shoe. 2 00\nChildren's Button Hoots ...!',,...'! 1 00\nMen's Working Hoots ,. 1 75\n\". l'rlnio Ki|i (witter tight) 2 25\nBoys' Laces \" 1 50\nVottths' \" \u25a0\u2022\u25a0... ^ _\nMen's Fine Foot Wear 3 _q\nMen's \" \" \" 450\nMen's Button Hoots 4 50\nMen's French Dongola ',, 4 00\nMen's Fine Tanned Laces..'. ..'.'.'..', 8 00\nMen's Tanned Oxford Shoes '., 2 25\nQUEEN'S HOTEL\nNew Westminster.\n~JU WALKER, Proprietor.\njBcwt Sample Rooms;\n] ON THE COABT. )\nDELAYS ARE DANGEROUS\nMR. GLADSTONE\nSTRONOLY ADVISES ADVERTISING, AND EVEN HE DOES NOT KNOW THE VALUE OP\nIt in Westminster, but we do, and an this City\nIS\nAbout to bc inlfrTlni'ed with electric street railways, nnd tlie Southern Railway in it last\nCOM I NG\nInto our midst, we would strongly urge workingmen mid (.apllnllsls ullks\nTO\nRtiy while there nre .i\u00abrgnins,und invest in\nWESTMINSTER\nPropertr. The \"Snaps*' nre not all (tone vet. If you don't Iwlievi* it. iiiakeu resolve\nTO VISIT\nOur Ofllce, and when yon have \"put your hand to the plough,\" don't look tmi-k, hut come straight\nto im, and Inspect a rompMc list of Citv uud Fanning property.\n PRENTI8 & UPPER, Opp. C. P. R,Depot.\nHerbert g. Ross.\nReginald C. Blaker.\nH. G. ROSS & CO.\nInsurance,\nFinancial,\nShipping,\nCommission,\nAnd General Agents.\nNew Westminster, B. C.\nAGENTS POR-\nCanada Life Assuranoe Co., Capital: $11,000,000.\nCity of London Fire Insuranoe Co., Capital: $10,000,000.\nHousehold Fire Extinguishers.\nFARMING LANDS AND TIMBER LIMITS A SPECIALTY\nt\/f Orders taken lor Surveying and Architecture.\nTo ABBOTSFORD\nFrom Vancouver\nVia MisRion-Suiiiiis Branch of 0. P. R.\nFrom Seattle\nVia Lake Shore anil Eastern Railway.\nW. A. DASHWOOD-JONES\nDouglas Street. op..o its\nmo sold nt tho above reduced pru^s.\nROUSSEAU & CO.,\nColumbia Street, New Westminster.\nCunningham Bros.\nlots\n14 CO, JI It CUNNINGHAM t CO)\n-DEALERS IN\t\nHARDWARE\nStoves, Tinware, House Furnishing Goods, Plumbing Goods,\nBrass Goods, &c.\nOur stook of Hardware, General House Furnishings,\n&.., will lie found at Messrs. Sconllnr & Co.'s Old Store, in the Scoullar-Armstroni\nBlock.\nOur stock of Plumbing Goods, including a most complete line of PUMPS, PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS, BRASS GOODS, 4c., will bk\nfound nt out-old stnnil, nt tin* corner of Columbia & Begbie Streets; while\nA fall line of Stoves and Tinware will be carried at\nboth Stores.\n\u00ab^Orders for ull kind* of TIN-WORK and REPAIRING may be left at tbt\nck Store, where they will rccoive prompt attention. MS^Ordcrs for PLTJMF\nold stand,\ndwmy20to\nBrl-kStbre, where tliev will rccoive prompt attention. M^Ordc.H for PLUMBING uud GALVANIZED IRON CORNICE WORK may bclelt at onr old\nCUNNINGHHTC BROS.\nRiddle L Johnston,\nSHIP-SMITHS.\nWe beg to inform the Public that we are now\nprepared to execute all orders that we may be fevored\nwith. Mill, Factory and Loggers' Outfits, House-\nbuilders' Iron-work, Stone-cutters' and Blacksmiths'\nTools. All kinds of Heavy and Light Iron and Steel\nForgings. Satisfaction guaranteed.\nWorks\u2014First Door West of Merchants' Hotel,\niiwiny_ik: Columbia St., New Weatmlnater.\nc. Mcdonough,\nMTXDBOM'B BUILDING. FRONT ST.\n(.OKSTA.VII.V ON HAND AN EXTENSIVE RTOUK OV\nDUY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS,\nCROCKERY, GLASSWARE, ETC.\nMen's mul Uoj'n Hulls, flrail Variety of Household Articles. Also, Orals, fle\u00abdt,\n1'ntiitiics, Unit, nml Oeiiornl Stores.\nN. H,\u2014Farm l'roiliu-ii hmiiiiii ill innrkcl rates or solil on (.'oiiiiiiIksIdii. Orders fiom Ihe Interior\n[iromplly attomluil tu. dwfeite\nCASTOR IA\ni\n\u00abB\nP \u00a35IIJ\u00ab e 11\n_\/ __ %* Jg| 91i\nw^i>--i\u00bbt\u00bbli\u00bbchinr\u00abiila\u00bb| Cart^CTwMifcO.ayiiw.,\n1-wnartl. M-j^tourPKrlpfttu I SS^S? i8S^2!dS\u00bb\nB,i.-UHm,H.D.\nIll fc.OiliiflM., Brooklyn, N.\nmloStaWloMa\nTot OraTADa Oosvisr, Tt Murrsr Stwrt, H. T.\nLONDON MARKET.\nFRONT ,\u00abTHEET, NEAV WESTMINSTER.\nS. MANAHAN,\nDEALER in ALL KINDS of FRESH and SALT MEAT\nHAMS, BACON, SAUSAGE, BOLOGNAS, ETC.\ndloltc\nBritish: Columbia: Meat: Market\nColumblii Streot, New Westminster.\nVan *Volkenfourgh*Bros.\nWHOLESALE AND BETAL BUTCHERS.\nMEAT PURVEYORS IN GENERAL. FRESH AND CORNED MEATS\nALWAYS ON HAND.\nSpools! linss limited for tlio shipping I nolo. I .imily order, strictly attended t*.\nUtttls will Had it tt ilir.ii' interest to plnco llii-it- nrilor. with the share Irss.\ndl.ltc THIS DAILY UOliUMBIAN, NJ.W W-.ST-tll-H\u00bb'_.'_-\u00bb, MS. v., UUflJ_ 14, law.\nTHE DAILY COLUMBIAN\nSATURDAY EVENING, JUNE H. 1SS0.\nTHE FINAL FESTIVITIES.\n, New Advertisements This Day.\nMortgagee's Sale .Drake, J. li H.\nLOCAL AND PROVINCIAL\nTo tent, 5-roonl House. A.M. Herring.\nNow I X L Clothing Store-Depot\nHotel. \"t3\nOffice supplies and line stationery at\nLyal's. *tc\nPio-nic BaBkots, Flower Baskets, etc.,\nfor sale at Lyal's. *tc\nBanjos, Gultare, Violins, OrganB,\nPianos, at Lyal's. *to\nThe Brownsville ferry made a groat\nharvest yesterday.\nMoney to loan. Apply to Armstrong,\nEokBtoin A Gaynor. dapStc\nMilk Shako at tlio City Bakery, 10 cts\naglosB. Give it atrial. *to\nCall nt the I X L for a now suit; the\nprices will nstonish you. , *t8\nIt iB reported that fishing is very good\ndown tlie Illecillcwnet river now.\nThe TJ. S. has reserved part of Point\nRoberta for lighthouse purpoBes.\nThe str. Irving did go up the river yesterday, but she did not go to Chilliwack.\nMany admiring comments wero made\non the performance of the City band\nlast night.\nThe str. Constance was pressed into\nelectioneering service yesterday and did\nexcellent work.\nThe name ol Capt. Terliune's steamer\nis the Brunnette, not the Harvest Home\nas has been reported.\nMeHBi-s. Bovill and Tumor's tine new\nte.^Tna\"^^-\"-- \"\u2022\"'\"\u25a0\nTho str. J.iirtiiio arrived IliiH morning\nfrom Portland with u eonaideruble\namount of freight for tho citv.\nThe warm weather of tho past few\ndaya linH made tho Chinese dens on\nFront Btreet smell dreadfully.\nJust opened New 1 X L Clothing Store,\nin New Depot Hotel, with a full line of\nStraw Hats at bed rock prices. *t3\nTbe meeting for men only at the Y.M.\nC.A. to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock\nwill be addreaued by Rev. Robt. Lennie.\nTbe term of office of Messrs. W. B.\nTownsend, Wm. Johnson and \\V. A.\nDuncan, as school trustees, lias expired.\nGordon A Co. have just received a\nlarge stock of men's check canvas low\nshoes and ladies'low shoes; prices away\ndown. tS\nMessrs. Wilson & Wise are getting\nthe old land registry buildings moved\nup Lome street at a satisfactory rate of\nspeed.\nThe Westminster tug Active will\nBoon be ready for work again, the repairs to her boilers being nearly com\npie ted.\nThe str. Gladys arrived this afternoon\nwith a large cargo of farm produce, live\nstock, etc., and a large number of pas-\n, sengers.\nTruth says it isgoing out of the prophesying business. Up to the time of going to press we haven't heard from the\nPremier.\nA hop will take place in the pavillion\nat the Harrison Hot Springs on the arrival of the steamer Delaware Saturda>\nafternoon. *\nMessrs. Mount A Sloan have somo\nchoice 1-acre and 2>\u00a3-acre Brownsville\nlots for sale. Prices range from $80 to\n$250 per aero. *te\nExactly one hundred dog tags have\nbeen issued since the season opened.\nThis is a greater number than ever before issued in this city.\nFish in heavy consignments is being\nreceived at the several City fish marts.\nSalmon especially are plentiful and as\nexcellent in q uality as ever.\nIt iB reported that the Provincial treasury vaults nre being enlarged to make\nready for a surplus. Herring and Bin-\ncluir are said to ho in the secret.\nAn employee of the Albion Iron\nWorkB named Hart, who was hurt some\ntime ago, haB beeu presented with a\npurse containing $150 by his fellow\nworkmen.\nThe river remains about tlie same\nheight, and experts think that\nserious trouble can reasonably be expected now as the danger, in their opinion, ia past.\nThe Btr. Yosemite had one of the\nheaviest cargoes last night that she ever\ncarried, It consisted of groceries and\ngeneral merchandise for the city and a\nlarge quantity of freight for tho C.P.R.\nIt is reported that Mr. A. M. Herring\nwon tho handsome sum of $1,200 yesterday in Vancouver. The fact of losing\nhia deposit will not much discompose\nthe shrewd candidate from the Royal\nCity.\nJohn Rooney, chief mail clerk, C. P.\nR., left Vancouver yesterday for Sarnia\nwhere he will wed one of that city's fairest daughters. Hia many Vancouver\nfriends trust the event will be a happy\none.\nBusiness in the police court lias been\ndull for several dayB. That such a state\nof affairs Bhould exist at a time when\npopular feelings are wrought up to\nwhite heat ia, to say the least, remarkable.\nAtriclea have been signed for a wrestling match for $550 aside, catch-as-entch-\ncan, beat two in threo falls, between Mr.\nJohn C. Stewart and Mr. W. H. Moss,\nthe match to take place at Nanaimo on\nJuly 18th.\nIt is reported that the new cannery at\nBute Inlet has had a fairly good run of\nspring salmon. One of tlie promoters\nstates that they had about 800 cases\nready for shipment, which is considered\nfairly satisfactory.\nAn ascent was made by a lady and\ngentleman yesterday, of Eaglo Peak,\n7,200 feet above tho sea level, witli success, although very dangerous and steep.\nThis is tho mountain directly in front of\nthe Glacier house.,\nStaff Captain Grayaon has been\ngazetted, in tho \"War Cry,\" to the\ncommand of the Salvation Army in\nBritish Columbia. She is the first lady\nwho haa ever taken charge of the British Columbia district.\nJ. H. Seeley, having offered $200 to\nanyone M-ho would defeat him in a half-\nmile raee on Lake 8finiam.nl., Seattle,\nChas. Bush has accepted the offer, and\nwent over with his racing shell yesterday morning from Victoria. The race\nwill be rowed next Sunday.\nTub Columbian returns thanks for\nthe lusty cheering which was done opposite ita domicile last night, and congratulates tiie citizena of the Royal City\nand of the District upon their noble\nrecord yesterday. We were going to\naay that we were too full for utterance;\nbut it wouldn't be true.\nThe honorable member for Cariboo\nwent to Victoria yesterday morning. It\nlooked much aB If he were being driven\nfrom the Lower Fraser; and ho did not\nseem to take his expulsion so philosophically aB hia remarks on the public\nfilatform here some time ago would have\ned one to believe he would.\nThere ia a rumor that something may\nbe done towards repairing the drill shed\nthis fall. All its hideous ugliness will\nbe brought out in greater relief than\never when the flue new court house is\nerected opposite. It is a standing disgrace to the Government and an unsightly blotch on our public streets.\nVictorious Voters Give a Grand I>omon-\nstratiou Last Night to\nTheir Leader.\nLast night after the result of tbe election in tbe city became known Mr.\nBrown's indefatigable committee at\nonce made arrangements with the city\nband to turn out and head the procession\nwhich was to take place later in the\nevening. Torches were also prepared\nand every preparation made for a grand\ndisplay. About half past eight the procession formed on Columbia street and\nthe successful candidate, accompanied\nby Dr. Cooper, and Messrs. A. Ewen,\nMurchlson, Gow, and JaB. O'Halloran.\ngot into a flue new landau drawn by\nfour horses, provided by MeasrB. Gilley\nBros.; and headed by the band and followed by a host of torch-bearers, the\nmarch began to the Columbian building,\nwhere a halt was made and the band\nplayed a triumphal selection and the\ncrowd gave three ringing cheers. Turning down Columbia street the procession\nagain halted at the Colonial Hotel.\nHere Mr. Brown rose in the carriage\nand addressed the great crowd; he said\nthat thiB wub a glorious day for Westminster City and he thanked his supporters for their unremitting efforts and\nthose present for tho hearty reception they tendered him.' But it\nwas not so much for him as for\nthe principles be advocated. The people had arisen and demanded justice\nand those British liberties which the\nLegislative Assembly bad attempted to\ndeny them. They had been told that\nthere would bo a new party in the\nHouse, and the party would bc the In\nparty,\ndependents, a lighting and aggressive\nid that prophecy had come\n,,... ...pplause.) In electing him\nthey tuiti tuuncu uno ffiiu ..uuiu always\nstand up and fight class legislation, and\nwho would always fight for the liberty\nof thesubfent \nDr. Cooper then made a few patriotic\nremarks, which were heartily applauded\nby the people, and the procession then\nmarched ou to Douglas street, and by\nAgnes street to tho house of the member,' whore more speeches were made\nand a very good time enjoyed. All\nalong tho route cheers were given for\nthe gentleman who had made themselves most prominent in the fight for\nliberty. As Mr. Brown said, when\nbidding his friends good night, it would\nbo impossible to name half of those who\ndeserved special mention in this people's battle. Cheers were also given\nfor Sir John A, Macdonald and\nhis Government, for the \"solid 209'\nand for Her Majesty the Queen. It wns\nlate in the night, when the crowd got\nback to the city and dispersed to their\nrespective homes. Two large bonfires\nwere lit about midnight on Columbia\nstreet, and their fitful glare served\nto keep up the festivities *'\u2022 -\nquiet way until dawn. Aroui\nColonial Hotel, the Douglas and tbe\nQueens large numbers of those who had\nparticipated in the earlier festivities\nlingered on until this morning discussing the doings of the day and the\nchances lost and won. A considerable\namount of money changed hands on the\nresult showing that the adherents of\nthe losing candidate had a great deal of\nfaith in their leader. The amicable nature of all the proceedings is matter for\nsincere congratulation by everyone.\nPerhaps there never waB an election\nconducted and finished with so little\nacrimony and ill-feeling as this aud the\npresent election may well serve as\npattern for future election campaigns.\nThe Second Main.\nYesterday the very difficult feat of laying the new main for the waterworks\nacross the Narrows wbb successfully performed on the first attempt, The pipe\nis of rolled steel, specially manufactured\nin Pittsburg for tliis purpose, in lengths\nof 12 or 14 feet. They arrived here\nsome months ago, and were taken to the\nAlbion Iron Works, Victoria, to be there\nrimmed preparatory to being put down.\nThat part of the pipe which will be submerged was put together into one long\npiece of 600 feet on the north shore of\nthe narrows. All was ready for hauling\nit across about 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Cables attached to the main were\nstretched across the water and by means\nof two pile drivers the heavy length of\npipe was moved successfully to place\nwithin two hours. At the time of laying the first pipe it took four pile drivers\na much longer time. D. McGillivray\nhas the contract for the whole work and\nCapt. Cates haB general charge of the\nundertaking ot getting the hugo pipes\ninto OQBit\\on,\u2014Friday's World.\nMr. Win. Smith, the Victoria fireman\nwho waa overcome by the smoke the\nother night, has had a relapse and la\nsuffering acutely from congestion of the\nlungs. He ia very popular with his\ncomrades, and ail aincerely hopo that\nhis illness will take n favorable turn\nMr. J. C. Armstrong's heart-rending\nappeal to the Hon. Premier to \"Come\nbaok, come back, oh won't you come\nback to your first and maiden love tho\nMainland?\" may receive answer from\nthe lost sheep on the mountains of\nCariboo in a pathetic bleat mingled with\ntears\u2014\"Baa-a-o, tha-ank you, Joe, b-b-\nbut it is lm-impossible, c-c-cos T c-cant,\nboo-hool\"\nThis is the funny way one Vlotoria\n[mper talks about another: A more tin-\nair wretch in dealing with an opponent\nthan a writer In the Colonist would be\nEll grown into one another but were K^?1!?,' intt\u00b0Jq^\"Ste\nKe^\nintit permitted It we uipaid1, nnve_ been m torn ,-om tl,cir em_txi_ mi -\u201e\u201e 1h\ntogether without any qualifying words,\nbo as to mako liim say entirely opposite\nto what ho did Bay. The Sunday '\nfit toriooth. Bah I\u201477mm.\nMr. John Wise, Jr., brought to this\nolllce to-day a botanical freak .In tho\nform of seven strawberries growing together on one stein. The berries were\nhappy to place it on exhibition. But jt\nwent the way of most strawberries.\nCMIdren Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.\nA Cargo nf ita lis Loitt.\nThe steamer J. C. Brittain, Captain\nBrennan, which left Port Townsend last\nMonday with a cargo of iron barB for the\nSeattle A Northern railway, and was to\ndeliver them at Auacortes, lost her cargo\nwhile trying to make Deception pass.\nThe tide was running at a greater rate\nthan usual, and the entire load of iron\nlitched over aud slid into the water.\n'he cargo consisted of 000 bars of iron,\nabout 200 tons, and was valued at about\n$9,000.\n >-\u2666.\u00ab.\t\nUd. Is High Priced.\nBoston, Mass., June 13.\u2014The Herald\nhas received a letter from Edward Han-\nIan, dated Toronto, June 12, saying that\nthe offer by Manager Thayer, of Point\nof Fines, of a $1,000 purse for a race between Hanlan, Gaudaur and Teemer, iB\nabsurd. He will not row unless a $5,000\npurse is given. John Teemer telegraphed the Herald from McKeesport, Ind.,\nconcerning Thayer's offer, that ho will\nrow for that money. An intimate friend\nof Gaudaur telegraphs from St. Louis,\nMo., that Gaudaur is on the wav here\nand will undoubtedly be willing to row\nfor the amount offered. The offer holds\ngood only iu case all three men agree to\nrow.\n* \u2666\u25a0 - \u2666\nExcursion to the Hot Springs.\nThe str. Delaware left to-day at 1.30\nou an excursion to Harrison Hot\nSprings. A large number of people took\nadvantage of this chance to visit that\nfar-famed beautiful region. The Delaware will return to-morrow evening,\nthus allowing pasaengera a very respectable atay ashore at the Springs! There\ncan be no doubt that such Saturday\nafternoon excursions to Harrison\nthroughout the summer, would not only\nprove a source of great pleasure and attraction to the public of this city and\nVancouver, but a most remunerative\nspeculation for the promoters. This\nsuggestion should receive attention. It\nia surprising that there are not many\nmore regular Saturday afternoon excursions up and down the river. Did they\nexist they would be sure to be well patronized.\nBEFORE THE HIGH COURT OF\nTHE PEOPLE.\nJohn Robson, Premier, Plaintiff.\nTiie Columbian, Newspaper, Defendant.\nThe Plaintiff alleges that a certain report of a meeting held at Chilliwhack,\ninsomuch as it represented that one\nKitchen was the chosen of the said people, wsb false, malicious, ridiculous, and\ndisgusting, as ho the said plaintiff alleges that he in hiB own proper person\nwas the favorite\nThe defendant produced and handed\niu a document entitled a Declaration of\nthe Poll, which being accepted in evidence, slioweth that at the said Chilli-\nwhuck the said Poll stood:\nKitchen 109\nRobson 60\nMajority 43\nVerdict for the defendant.\nPERSONAL.\nMr. Ralph Burton, of Burton's Prairie,\ncame down last night from Johnson's\nLanding with the ballot boxes. He returns this afternoon by train. Crops\naro looking magniflcient in Mr. Burton's\nlocality, and he is confident the general\nyield will be above the average.\nVictoria vs. Westminster.\nThe Victorias and WeBtminster mot\nou Queen's Park this afternoon for the\nfirst time this season, to discuss the\nProvincial lacrusse championship, There\nwas a largo attendance of spectators,\nand the excitement was fully as great as\nmight have been expected from so interesting an event. The teams were\nmade up as follows: Westminster-\ngoal, Thomson; point, McKenzie; cover point, Campbell; defence field,\nKetcimm, Steuart, Culb?'\" > ;,-**** *\nurM, unmie; hume field, B. Peele,\nLewis, McGregor; home, Ryal; inside\nhome, Cambridge.\nVictoria\u2014Cullin Igoal], Wade, Led*\ningham, Cox, Tito, Dempster, C. Cullin,\nSturgeon, Mills, Clarke, AV; Clark and\nSprinkling.\nUmpires\u2014Messrs. Butler arid Suckling. Referee, Mr. Taylor.\nTlie first game lusted 35 minutes and\nwas a fine exhibition of lacrosse. The\ncentre field play waB excellent on both\nsides, but the finest work was done by\ntho Westminster home nnd Victoria defence. Culliu's goal keeping waa Bplon-\ndid. Not once during the game was\nthere an attack on tho Westminster\ngoal. After 35 minutes' hard play Ryal\nput tho ball through, winning the first\ngame for Victoria.\nThe game is proceeding as we go to\npress. \u2022 .\nThe Kev. E. Robson will preach in the\nMethodist Church to-morrow at 11a.\nm., and the Rev. S.J.Thomson in the\nsame place at 7 p. in. The Rev. E. Robson will hold divine service in the dining room of the Brunette Sawmills tomorrow at 7. p. m. At the now church\nlately completed in the swamp, and for\nthe use of the Indians, divine service\nwill be held in the afternoon at 3 p. m.,\nRev. E. Robson and S. J. Thompson\nofficiating.\nWhen Babj was sick, wo gave ber Castorla,\nWhen sho was a Child, sbe cried (or Castorla.\nWhen she became Miss, she clung to Castorla.\nWhen Bhe had Children, she gave them Castorla.\nMORTGAGEE'S SALE.\nLot No. 'JfiO, Township O, Group 1, N.W.I)\nrpENDKRS for THK 1-lTHCHABE OF THE\nX above-iiii.ti_l_jii.s_l lot will bo received up to\niiunn, Tuesday. 1st July next.\nTin. litnliest or unv tender not uei'i'smirlly ac-\nt'upted.\nlU.AKK, JACKSON A llKLMCKKN,\nfljnuttl Victoria, II. G.\nmiFTiMacLEAN,\nReal Estate Brokers,\nNOTARIES PUBLIC, CONVEYANCERS, ETC.\nSt, Leonard's, Blaine, B, C.\nNear International Line.\nTown Lots in BLAINE, B. 0., and\nWHITE BOOK OITY, nnd Ohoioo\nFarming Property In all parts of tho\nDistriot.\nf^.C'orrespnn.eii.c solicited. luyHml\nNOTICE.\nDIM-NO Dn. DlWOLF SMITH'S AU8KNCK\nfrom Intuit-, Dr. li. Eden Walker will at-\nNOTICE.\nHEREBY APPOINT WILLIAM WOLFEN-\n_ DEN, o\u00a3 New Westminster, Merchant, my\nagent for the election now about to be held of a\nMember to represent the Electoral District of\nNew Westminster In the House of Commons of\nCanada.\nDated the 12th dnv of June, 1890.\ndjniatc GORDON K. CORBOULD.\nNOTICE.\n3b W. J. Armstrong, Ftq., Returning Officer.\nBut:\u2014I hereby appoint Mr. Howard Broclcway\nSliadwell as my agent during the coming election, for n Member to represent New Westminster District In tlio House of Commons In Canada. WM. B. TOWNSEND.\nNew Westminster, B. C\u201e June 12th, 1800.\n (UnUto\t\nNOTice.\n3b the Returning Officer, Electoral District of New\niVestminster.\nBib:\u2014I hereby appoint Mr, Wm. McKee, of\nBoundary Bay, Delia Municipality, my agent\nduring tne election now about to be held for a\nMember to serve in the House of Commons of\nCanada. WM. If. LADNER,\nNew Westminster, B. C\u201e June 11,1890.\n_ d]nl2to\t\nNOTICE.\nNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT MR.\nAlan S. Dumbleton, Solicitor of Supreme\nCourt of British Columbia, has been admitted\na partner in the linn of Messrs. Walker A Pern-\nberton, Barristers und Solicitors. Tbe Jinn will\nbe on nnd after the 1st day of July next carried on under tho name of Messrs. walker, Pern-\nbcrton A Dumbleton.\ndjnl2\\v0 WALKER & PEMBERTON.\nfenders for Eighth Street\nrpKNDGRS WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIIE\nX City Hall, New Westminster, up to 4 p.m.\non Monday, June Kith, 18110, forthe CLEARING and GRADING of EIGHTH STREET.\nTenders to boiiildressertto thc'Cliiilrinunof\nlho Board of Works,\" endorsed \"Tenders for\nClonrlng and (.railing oi Eighth Street.\"\nNo tender will be onlortiilnod unless accompanied by a deposit o^ual to hvit per cent of\ni'mrty teniiefing refuses or neglects to enter Into\nii contraot when culled upon to do so. In the\nevent of ii tender not being accepted the deposit\nwill be returned. Tenderers to naino sureties.\nPlanjj and specifications may he soon In lho\nCity Engineer's Oflloe, Oity Hall.\nthe lowest or tiny tender not necessarilv accepted.\nII. HOY,\n(.hnlrinan of Board of Works.\nNew Westminster, JiineU, lsno, K.ARET.K\ni CIGAR CASES, SMOKING CAPS, ETC\nChoice English Smoking Tobaccos,\nNext Door tt, Woods .. Policy'a Reul\nK.tnto Olllce,\nCOLOMBIA STREET, NKW WESTMINSTER.\nilt.-lli-\ntend to Ills pntlcnts.\ndjnSnil\nNOTICE.\nHAVING DISPOSED 6F OUR NEW WEST-\nminster business to Messrs, Cunningham\nBros., wo therefore request an Immediate sett lenient of all accounts owing to us, either by cash\nor note. E. 8. SCOULLAR A CO.\nNew West., Mav 1)1,1W0.\nOfllce: Masonic Block. djirJw'J\nMcPHEE BROS.\nShipwrights & Boat-builders\nUt- BOATS FOR HIRE \ne\nx\ne\n_\u00bb H \u25a0\n5\n9\nEX.\ns\nsi\n\u25a0a B\n\u00a9 t_\na\nTO BUILDERS.\nFOR SALE. IN I.AROE OR SMALL QU.NTt-\ntie., .mlldlng rock. Apply to\ntlmyOtu WOODS, TURNER._ GAMBLE.\nWhnt nre tho issues in this euiii-\npttign? Somo hold that the grent\nissue is to stick by your party\u2014or\nfriends. You can tako your choice;\nbut abovo all these so-called leading issues, collateral issues and side\nissues, standing out boldly and\nclearly and appealing to the high,\nost judgment of overy intelligent\nolector is the crowning isBue\u2014to\nbuy Drugs, Medicines, Sponges,\nPerfumes, from\ndJnlJI.\nWe Are Now Showing\nTHE FINEST AND MOST COMPUTE LINE OF\nI\nFELT & STRAW HATS,\nUNDERWEAR,\nFANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS,\nFANCY SUMMER VESTS,\nTIES & OUTING GOODS,\nNEW SPRING GOODS I\nJust Opened by\nJas. Ellard iCo\nEver Shown in the City.\n\" A call will repay you.\nOgle,Campbell\u00bbCo\nGrant & Maolure's Old Stand, Oolumbia\nStreet, New Westminster.\nOgle.Campbelli Freeman\n7umSONIC BUILDING.\nSummer Silks,\nDress Embroidery,\nSateens,\nMuslins.\nSilk, Muslin and Jersey Blouse\nNewest Styles and Shades.\n8ATIN HENRIETTA.\nThose Goods are tho choicest dress fabrics\nover brought to tho city.\nLadles' White Underwear\nA Specialty.\nfP^Agcnts for Biittei'lck'H Patterns.\nconsisting of\nFine Printed Challi, All Wool De-\nlaines, Brocaded Lustres, All \"Wool\nCashmeres in new shades.\nFine French Sateens, Zephyrs in all\ncolors, All Over and Narrow Embroideries to match.\nNew styles in\nArt Muslin, Lace, Tunis, Lyonaise\nand Morocco Curtains.\nfine Assortment in'\nNew Table Linens, Side Board Covers, Napkins, Toilet Covers, Quilts,\nand Counterpanes.\nAlso.\nParasols, Gloves, both Kid and Silk\nin new shades.\nOgle, Campbell & Freeman.\ndwtti\nR. J. ARMSTRONG,\nCHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,\nCROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.\nABMSTBONG BLOCK, COLUMBIA STBEKT.\nTelephone Call 18.\nNew Spring Millinery!\nTrimmings, Feathers, Flowers, Etc.\ndwleltc\nGLOBE HOUSE.\nNEW SPRING GOODS\nGoods delivered in any part of the city,\ntlwfolto\nTELEPHONE NO. 83.\nQUEEN'S HOTEL BLOCK.\nT.K. MUIR 5l CO.\nChemists 6c Druggists,\nNEW WESTMINSTEE, B. C.\nFINE TOILET SOAPS,\nSPONGES,\nBRUSHES,\nCOMBS,\nSACHET POWDERS,\nPERFUMES.\nMcLean & Morrison,\nSUCCESSORS TO M. SINCLAIR.\nGroceries, Provisions, Etc.\nCROCKERY & GLASSWARE a specialty.\nPROMPT DELIVERY. TELEPHONE CALL 1111.\nHOLBROOK BLOOK, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER, B, C.\nWe are now showing a complete line of\nLadies' Jaokets, Lace and Jetted Visites,\nChenille Clouds, White and Colored Blouses,\nFancy Aprons, Lace Scarfs, Parasols,\nEmbroideries, and the latest Novelties in\nMillinery, Ribbons, Feathers, and an elegant line o_\nWreaths and Flowers.\nf^Nowhoro in New Westminster, we care not under whal\npretext the goods are sold, can the readers of The Columbia!\nfind such genuine value as at the Globe House.\n**-\u00bb. \u25a0 Mrs. WM. RAE.\nBell - Irving,. Patterson\n6c Co.\nIMPORTERS\nShipping Agents,\nWHOLESALE\n-AND-\nCommission Merchants\nIn Stock, a full assortment of\nLiquors, Vitrified Drain Pipes,\nFire Bricks, Encaustic Tiles, T hot-aiii.ackioiikkii-.i'axiei.hviiitk\n\/1.....1 __l. . l u. :n.,. fi, ,.l ,._. IJ .inr on breast. Fliuler will lie rew-Qrtlecl\n(.umuerland snntliy Coal,tie.,jbyreturaingit\n&c, &c.\nFRONT BTREET, NEW WESTMINSTER.\nJOHN RANKIN, \u2022 Proprietor,\nRates from $1 to $1,50 a Day.\ndmyafltd\nDOG LOST.\nIIOSIINION LAND OFFICE.\nAny Description of Good, Imported\nto Order.\ndvleltc\nMONEY TO LOAN\nTN ANV AMOUNT, LAKOE OR SMALL, on\n1 Ant mortgage, on farm land.,\ndte WOODS, TURNER & OA .iilLE\nNotice-Terrible Excitement!\nfind yourselves in GORDON & CO.'S SHOP, as all the peoplo aro attonding their Great Sale. The crowds on tho corners\nare not discussing Politics, but talking of our wonderful, cheap\nsale, whioh ends this week. Ladies should call early in the day\nto avoid tho rush in the ovening.\nThis Week Only. GORDON 8t CO.\nTHE \"PLANET JR.\"\nFarm and Garden Tools\nCombined Drill, Wheel Hoe, Cultivator,\nRake and Plow.\nK FULL. L.INS NOSitf IN STOCK.\nF. G. STRICKLAND & CO'Y.\nFKONT STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER.\nNKSHL BALM]\nFor Catarrh and Cold in the Head.\nWholesale & Retail Agenta :\nD. S. CURTIS &CO., Druggists]\nNew Westminster, B. C.\n AQBNTS\t\nII. liiiitrniice Gye-UlRiinii St Spectacles.\ndwftlte\nW.&U. WOLFENDEN,\nIN TH l_ lUrSIIBY BLOCK,\nHare Re-Opened with an Entirely New Stook\nGroceries, Provisions, Etc. i\nNew Goods are arriving daily and when complete the at\u00abc__'\ncompare favorahly with any in the Province for quality\nof goods and lowness of price.\nAll Goods Delivered to any Fart of the City J\nTelephone 67. V. O. Box 362.\nAU BON march:\nSPECIAL BARGAINS IN\nN OTICE.\nOwing to my increase of. business I am obliged to\nremove to Inrgor Ware-rooms, which I have leased on Douglas Streot (a lew doors\nIrom Columbia St.), where I will pleased to show my extensivo stock of Parlor,\nDining; and Bed-room Furniture of evory description.\nThanking you for past fovore, nnd hoping for a contlnnanco of tho same, I nm\nvonr. respectfully,\nP. PEEBLES.\n\u2022VeltlGR W*RK AN\u00bb FINE IPHSLSTERtNt A SPlHUfcTY. a^MnrVlu\nDress Good\nHaving just opened out a fine line of Cashmer\nHenriettas, Serges, Silk Mixtures, Dress\nRobes, &o., &o.\n,,ik. H. B. SHADWELL A OO. COLUMBIAN SUPPLEMENT.\nVOLUME VIII.\nNEW WESTMINSTER, B. C, JUNE 14, 1890.\nNUMBER 113.\nParliamentary Election, 1890\nTo the Electors of New Westminster District:,\nGENTLEMEN:\u2014Having been rcqiicsteil by a\nlarge number of electors of thin District to ollfer\nmyself as (.'candidate to represent yon in the\nHouse of Commons to which request 1 huve\nmuch pleasure in complying, I bee to slate that\nshould you do me the honor lo elect me as your\nrepresentative whilst giving tho present Government my free and independent support, I would\n\u25a0lo my utmost to favor the following amongBt\nthe ninny measures that f consider would be\nbeneficial to tbe interests of this Province and\nthe Dominion at Urge.\nTo urge the further Improvements of the navigation of the Fraser and other rivers, the protection of their banks, the Improvement of any\nharbors In this District, and the construction of\nTo encourage agriculture by protecting all\nsuch articles as can be produced lu this Province, and to lower dutlcH on ull that cannot,\nand which nro nhsnlntely the necessaries of life,\nand inerenso the tariff on luxuries so that the\nconsumer would be even taxed less than at present.\nTo Increase the representation in proportion\nto the wealth and Importance of this District.\nTo Increase and havo adequate mail service tn\nall portions ofthe Province und freo lclter delivery In cities.\nNo diminution In the Chinese Restriction\nAet.\nTo have the Fishing Regulations amended to\nmeet the requirements of this Province.\nTo havo a Dry-Dock constructed at some suitable point on the Mafnlaud to meet the growing\ndemands of tbls District.\nTo urge the exchange of Lands In Peace Kiver\nfor the Lands in the Railway Bolt;\nAnd that Mining Mnchlnery be admitted free\nof duty until such Is manufactured in the Dominion.\nTo appoiut efficient Immigration agents in all\nImportant localities.\nTo urge the Dominion Government tn contribute to make Roads and Bridges through\nDominion lands.\nTo urge Immediate aid In any mensure to prevent the overflowing of Dominion lands In tbls\nProvince nnd to reclaim those subject to inundation.\nHaving been a resident nf this District tor over\ntwenty years aud knowing Its requirements, I\nshould bo in u position to advocate your interests, and also my having hud the honor to he\nyour representative for the lHst four yoars In the\nProvincial Legislature would place me In a position of knowing something of Legislative\nroutine.\nI hope to visit each polling station during the\ncanvass and more fully explain my views on\nthe various topics of the day. which would be\nImpassible to do iu a short address.\nI have tbe honor to be,\nGentlemen,\nYour obedient servant,\ndwmylHtc WM. H. LADNER.\nBAPTIST CHURCH, Agne.s Street, East of\nMary Street. Lord's Day Services at 11\na. in. and 7 p.m. Sabbath School and BihleClass\nat 2:80 p. m. All Beats free; strangers cordially\nwelcomed.\u2014Rev. J. H. Best, pastor.\nMKTHODISTCHUKfH,Man-Street. Rev.\nJ. H. White. Pastor. Services at 11 a. m.\nand 7 p. in. Sunday School and Bible Class 2:80\nS.m, Prayer Meeting on Thursdays at 7:80 p.m.\ncuts free; strangers cordially Invited.\nCHVHCH OF ENflLAND.-HOLY TRINITY CHURCH; Hector. The Bishop. S.\nMARY'S CHURCH; Rector, The Ven. Archdeacon Woods. Services in both churches every\nday. All scats free. Both churches open all\nday for private prayer.\t\nPHESltVTKKIAN CHURCH (ST. ANDREW'S), corner Carnarvon and Blaok:\nwood Sts. Rev. Thos, Scolder, pnstor. Services\nat 11 a. in. and 7 p. m.; Sunday School und Bible\n(.hiss ut *J:II0 p. m.; Prayer Meeting mi Thursday\nevenings at \"::!(>. Scats free; strangers welcome. \u25a0 \u25a0\nST. PAUL'S \u2014 REFORMED EPISCOPAL\nCHURCH, John St. (opposite Orange Hall);\nRev. Thus. Haddmi, B. v., Hector. Borvlce.\nevery Sunday at 11 a, in. and 7 p, m. Sunday\nSchool ami Bible class at 2i80 p. in. Thursday\nevening service at 7:iffl. Scuts free; nil arc cor-\ndlally Invited. f\nKOP V.\u2014 ROYAL LODGE NO.fl, Regular\n\u2022 Meeting every Tuesday evening nt 8\no'clock, Oddfellows' Hall. Visiting Brethren\nwclcome.-S, (i. Tn.Y, K. of II. AS, _____________\nTHE ROYAL TEMPLARS OF TEMPERANCE\n' meet every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock\nIn the Orange Hall, comer Royul Avenue and\nJohn Streets. Members please notice tiie change\nof meeting place.\u2014Henm. Uuitn, Ree. Sec.\nilinyHOml\nAO. F.-COUHT LORD DUFFERIN, NO.\n\u25a0 (IHOi, The regular meetings of theabovo\nCourt ure held ut tlie Foresters' Hull, on the\nfirst and third Wednesday in ench month, at 8\np, in.\u2014Jno. McMtiiti'iiY.Sciir., P. C. R.\t\nCALEDONIA A ST. ANDHEWS SOCIETY.\u2014The regular meetings of this association are held on the last Tuesday of each\nmonth, at 8 o'clock p. til. All Scotchmen ure\nInvited to attend.\u2014John Huik, Sec. '\n^jMt^M. I. O. O. F.--NEW WESTMIN-\n^ffSSJ. STER LODGE NO. 8.-The regn-\n\"^HRffW^ lar meetings of this Lodgo are\nheld at thu Oddfellows' Hull every Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially Invited to attend.\u2014T. Tyi.bu, Ree. See.\na UNION LODGE NO. tt, A. V.& A.M.\n&\u00a7|^ The regular meetings of this Lodge\n_fill\u00a7a are hold In the Musnulc Temple nn\n'fit tlie first Wednesday In each month, at\nat\":!!)) o'clock p.m. Sojourning brethren lire\ncordially Invited to attend.\u2014P. Quant, See.\nBOARD OF TRADE.-Donrd Room, Odd\nFellows' Brick Block (up-slalrs). Council\nmeets on the lirst Wednesday In eaeb month, at\n4 p. m. Quarterly meetings on the 22nd of Feb.,\nMay, Aug., and Nov., at 7:110 p. in. New n embers may bo proposed and elected at any Qtinr-\nlerlv meeting.\u2014I). Ronsos. Sec.\t\nTO THE ELECTORS\nNew Westminster District,\nGENTLEMEN:\u2014As I huve already announced,\nI beg to offer myself us a candidate for the seat iu\nlho Commons made vacant by the death of our\nlato member, and I come before vou as a supporter of the Government of Sir John Macdon-\nald, reserving to myself, of course, the right to\nuct independently should tbe action of thu Government in any matter seem prcjudlcal to our\ninterests.\n1 would strongly urge immediate attention to\nthe Improvement of tbe River where required,\nfor the protection of the rich agricultural lands\nof the District, and If elected,! shall at once\nproceed to Ottawa uud leave tio stone unturned\nto secure the Immediate appointment of u\ncompetent engineer with u view to the prompt\nundertaking of this most Important work.\nAs you nre aware, tbe duty on certain kinds\nof mining machinery lias heen remitted In this\nProvince as a special concession to British Columbia on account of the specinl conditions obtaining here. I would strongly urge the further\napplication of this principle of special tariff arrangements, so us to relieve consumers of guilds\nwhich must he Imported, while preserving the\nprotection of our agricultural and oilier interests.\nThe land laws of the Dominion, having been\nframed without close consideration of our requirements, nre in ninny points unsuitable, for\nexample In the conditions ns tu Hearing. I\nwould endenvor io secure Immediate reform lu\nthis important matter.\nSubsidies having beeu giiuited in railways lu\ntbe various Provinces of the Dominion, I should\nurgently present the claims tu similar assistance\nof railways within our own Province.\nShould the City of New Westminster decide to\nbuild a bridge across the Frnser, 1 should use\nray best endeavors to obtain u substantial subsidy for the work, urging tbnt an undertaking\nof this character should rank with cannls ami\nrailways as one entitled to national aid.\nThe next census will uudmihtedlY show such\nun increase In the wenlthand population of tbls\nDistrict as wlll constitute) an undeniable claim\nto increased representation lu the CoinmoiiN.\nThnt claim, if elected, I shall support to the utmost of my ability.\nAlthough, with the growth of tho District,\nthe mall service has been improved und extended, it still logs far behind our requirements,\n1 should give special attention to tliis purl of\nyonr representative's work, feeling that It Is\none which is of vital importance.\nI should urge the enactment of such fishery\nregulations, especially in tlie issuing of licences,\nas would, without unv injustice to (ho oniiner-\nies, the Importance of which to Ihe prosperity of\ntiie District all musl rocoguUo, fullv protect\nthe free fishermen, and encourugu tlie settlement amonusl us of the greatest possible iiiim-\nberof that industrious and hardy class of men,\nAll enactments and regulations for the protection of white labor would receive ray heurtv\nsupport.\nContinued work towards' tlie Improvement of\ntbo harbors of Now Westminster mid Vancouver, and the efficient lighting hud buovlug of\nthe same, is a matter which would have mv\nclosest attention at all times.\nIn a word, 1 should constantly urge upon the\nGovernment the wisdom of a liberal policv In\npublic works In tbls District, tho vast resources\nof which mnke it curtain tbnt such a policv\nwould he amply jusiilled hy results.\nTrusting to havo the opportunity of seeing i\nevery elector before polling duy,\n1 am, Gentlemen,\nVery sincerely yours,\ndwmylltc GORDON E. COHIKH'LD.\nTXT C. T. U.\u2014Regular Meeting overy Wed-\nW \u2022 net-day afternoon at 8:110 o'clock, in the\nOrange Hnll, corner of Royul Avenue nnd John\nStreets. The Loyal Temperance Legion meets\nat the same place everv Friday iifternoon at .4::\u00bb)\no'clock; tlie Young ladies'Committee tho hist\nThursday afternoon in each month; and the\nLiterary Temperance Lcugite, for grown-up\nboys, every Friday night from 7:H0 to X:H0\no'clock.\u2014M. A. Cunningham, Prctfleiit; Cor.\nSec\u2014Mits. Q. W. UBANT. \u25a0 dmhaitc\nTo the Electors of the\nNew Westminster,\nGENTLEMEN :-\nIt having been reported that I have retired\nfrom the contest for tho representation of your\nDistrict in the House of Commons. I beg to give\nsuch statement the most unqii ull fled contradiction.\nI am In the Held' to stay, and Hhall remain\nthero until tbe day of polling, when by your\nvotes, I confidently expeel to he returned ns the\nmember for New Westmlnstor District.\nTill theu, 1 solicit your support, und remain,\nGentlemen, your obedient servant.\nW. H. LAPNKR.\nMay 7t 11,1890, \u2022 dwtnySie\nDouglas Street Nursery\nsk ti conl I nuance of the public patronage, uud\ncall Hitcnlioii to my large assortment of\nWindow and Bedding Plants,\nRoses in Pots, for house or garden,\nOalla Lilies & Begonias .cheap)\nParlies intending to plant will please call uud\nInspect before purchasing elsewhere.\n\u00a3_^* llonquats and Designs mnde to order,\nH. G. TIDY.\ndaplSte Douglas St. Nursery, New West.\nWESTMINSTER\nJNO, S. COX,\nProprietor.\nIMPORTER AND BREEDER OF FANCY\n1 POULTRY and other PET STOCK, comprising: Light ItruliuiliH, I'tiilildgc Cochins, Plymouth Rock, llluek Minorca*,\nWhite Crestfd Blaok Polands, Oohlou\nPolan.lH, White Faced Black Spanish,\nSilver Pemillled lliiml.iirgs, lloiidaiiti.\nBlack Red tinmen, Pit tiaiiics, Uouen\nDucks, ltulililts.\nTWENTY FIRST PRIZES uwurded ut last\nProvincial Exhibition.\nFowls and Eggs In season. For particulars\naddress, JNO, 8, COX,\ndwiulr.'iiic London St.. New Westminster.\nE.J.NEWTON.\nF. J. MEYER.\nof J. Bi Felix,\nCREDITORS ARE RI.(}I'ESTED TO SEND\nin their claims, and debtors to pay their\naccounts forthwith to\nARMSTRONG. ECKSTEIN A GAYNOR,\nSolicitors for Administratrix.\n\u2022JHth May, 18.90. diiiy'JUnil\nA RARE CHANCE.\nrpiiK UNDERSIGNED, GETTING UNABLE\n1 to work, oilers for sale his Hue Dairy\nFarin of Wi acres; wo clear, with good House,\nbearing Orchard! \u2014 Milch Cows; a lot of young\n<'utile and Horses, Wngon, Mower, Rake, nud\neverything wltb the place If desired. Terms\nvery easy and Immediate possession can be given.\nFor furllier particulars, apply to\nM. NICHOLSON,\ndwniyuic Mulsipii.\nNewton L Meyer\n(SUCCESSORS TO 13. CANNOT)\nManufacturers A Importers of\nHARNESS, SADDLES,\nBridles, Whips, Spurs, &c.\nHAVING A TllOROl'GH KNOWLEDGE OF\nthe business wo are prepared to turnout\nany work in our line. All orders promptly attended to and work guitrunlccd lo bc Hirst -class.\nPrices to suit,\nFRONT ST. next tu Holbrook House)\nwan NEW WESTMINSTER, H O\nNEWSPAPER SBr.\"iM_\nn-iuiumi over aoo pogon.giv-\nADVERTISING ira\u00bb_\"!n.:\niii\/iui.iiMuiu vertisors than nny\nother publication ever Issued. It gives the\nname of overy newspaper published, having a\ncirculation rating In tne American Newspaper\nDirectory of more than 25,000 copies each issue,\nwith the cost per line for advertising in them.\nA list of the best papers of local circulation, in\nevery elty and town of moro than 5,000 population with prices by tbe Inch for one month.\nSpecial lists of daily, country, village uud class\npapers, Bargain offers of valuo to small advertisers or those wishing to experiment judiciously with a small amount of money. Shows\nconclusively, \"how to get the most non-left for\nthe money,\" cte., etc. Sent post pnid to anv address for 80 cents. Address Of.o. P. Rowem.\nA Oo., Publishers and General Advertising\nAgents, 10 Spruce Street, New York City.\n dwapI6m6\t\nNOTICE\nNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 60 DAYS\nafter date f intend making application to\nthe Chief Commissioner of bunds und Works\nfor permission to purchase the following described lands sltiiHte In Howe Sound, District of\nSew Westminster, vis.:\n(1). Tim island known ns Centre Island, situate due south ot Anvil Island.\n12). Tho two small islands known us Twin\nIslands, situate south of tho S.-W. point of Gam-\nbier Island. -\n(ft). Also a tract commencing on tbe West\nshore of Howe Sound, about due north of Wool-\nridge Island, thence West 20 chains, North. 40\nchains. East to shore line, thence South-West-\nerly along shore line to point of commencement, to include the two waterfalls, and containing Kill nercs more or less.\nEDWARD STOLTERFOHT,\nBy his agents,\nWoods, TiniNKR A (.Amu..:.\nNew Westmlnstor, B.C., Juno Hth, 1890.\n djnOdflO\t\nTIME TABLE.\nStr. ROBERT DUNSMUIR\nLEAVES WESTMINSTER EVERY MONDAY\nmorning at 6 o'clock for Nanaimo, via Vancouver, returning Tuesday, via Vancouver.\nLeaves Westminster every Wednesday at 7 a.m.\nfor Nanaimo direct, connecting with Island\nrailway and Comox steamer.\nLeaves Nanaimo for Vancouver ou Thursdays\nand Fridays and returns same days.\nFor freight or passage apply on hoard, or to T.\nL. Bilious, C. P. N. wharf. dfelte\nW. R. AUSTIN'S\nFARM PRODUCE. \u201e\nHard-wood, Fir, Bark,\n&c, &e.,&\nExpress Trains, till'ordlng supcrioracenmnio\ndatlnns for SECOND-CLASS PASSKNUERB.\nFor rates, tlcketaj sleeping cur reservation\netc., call upon m- adjlrcss\nTIKIS. A, (iRAHAM,\nDistrict Passenger Agent,\n, no South 10th St., Tacoma, Wash\nt_. P. ROUERS, Asst.-lien'I Freight and Pussen\nftcr Agent, \u00a3 sutlakd, On, die\nJos. M. Wise,\n DKALElt IN\t\nCOAL and WOOD\nA Large Supply Constantly on Hand.\nJfJ^Ordoraleftut tlio ofllce of MessrB.\nMiitluTH ^ Milligan, Commission Merchants, Front Street, will have prompt\nut ten lion.\nJOS. M. WISE.\nCity Bakery!\nLEADING HKHA1) AND CAKE ES-\nTABUSIIMHNT IN THE CITY.\nFRESH \u25a0ilnillD\nPastry and Confectionery\ntlONSTANTI.Y ON HANI).\nWedding Cakes a Specialty.\nAH onlcra promptly intended to, A Delivery\nCurl In connection Willi the husinesx,\nCitv Bakery\u2014Nkxt Dooit to Firk Station\n'lKU:i'llo.M.l'Al.l. I'Jl. die\nESTABLISHED 1859.\nDICKINSON & COM'Y\nBUTCHERS,\nNearly Opposite Colonial Hotel,\nNEW WESTMINSTER, B.C.\nThe Largest and Choicest Assortment\nof all Descriptions of\nMEATS AND VEGETABLES\nConstantly on hand, and supplied to\nFamilies, Restaurants, and Steamboats\nat the\nLOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,\ndleltc\n1. E. DICKINSON,\n-DKAI.KK IN-\nWOOD,\nLime, Plaster, Cement, etc, etc.\n-)|COALi(-\nOlillEItS TAKKN FOK .\nNew Wellington Coal.\nOfflco opposito Canadian Pacific Navigation Go's Wharf.\nTELEPHONE CALLS:-\nOttice, 92; Residenco, 71.\ndfeltc\nBy Private Sale-Bargain!\nI HAVE RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS FROM\nMrs. A. M. Joiinstonk. o( Mud Bay, to ills-\npnscof her llinneslead, wlileli consists of 2Ti\nncres ol Land, irood IHvellini; House, excellent\nHam and Stabling (Or 40 head of slock, pood\nDnil v nud un abinidiuiee of S|>rii.g Water.\nTlte properlvlxstUinted on the sunny side nf\n\u201eMud Bav, the land is second to none anywhere,\nand parties wanliiiit an Investment for their\ncapital cannot do belter than take a look'at\ntliis before invcslitic elsewhere.\nStock and implements can no with Ranch If\ndesired.\nTKitMH--Oiie-thirdciisli; biilancc to suit purchaser, nt 8 per cent, per annum.\nALSO FOlt SAI.B\u2014TIIE KOI.I.OWINU I\nThe West Fractional Hull of Section ail, Mud\nBnv, bounded by the Nicomekl Itlver and tbo\nScii\u2014liw acres. ,\n1W acres, adjoining Sections lfl and 25, Township 4, wry near N. W. City.\nThe Nonii West corner oi Section fiS, adjoining\ntbe Bastings To wind te\u201451 acres.\nThe North-West', of Section XL, Township >.\nIHO acres, all llrst-clnss bind, 10 acres Improved\nand sown to timothy pasture. Log bouse, dood\ncreek runs iiliuic line of properly, also the John-\nstone Koad. This Is nn excellent ranch.\nLot Ml, Group Li l'llt Meadows; W) acres\nprairie; 7U acres hlch brush land. Half ofthe\nprairie ean be ploughed, and is all hard laud.\n'J miles from Railway Station.\nSlave Itlver Stook nnd Dairy l.iincli.\nTills Ranch consists of !W7 hitch of land, bultlK\nSections i:i:i nnd 1:17, Townships 1-1 and 15.\nTills property Is situated on the stave River\nwild a fnmlaiie on the Fraser Itlver, at which\npoint the C. P. R. Roud passes through property.\nThere Is one larjn' ..-storey Frame Hwclllnc\nHouse, hard finished, nearly new, worth ti.m.\nThis Is elegantly situated on rising ground and\ncommands a view of the <\\ P, R., the Fraser\nItlver and the surrounding neighborhood. The\ngreater partof Hie land Is Prairie, subject to\novcrllow, a good deal of Ibe high land has been\nimproved and fenced, and there are a large\nniimlierof voung Fruit Trees and the usual (Jut\nBuildings in the wav of Hams, Ac. There Is ex-\ncellon! Trout Fishing and Hunting on premises\nand anv parlv or(diiitinny seeking a Sleek Farm\nor Helrv Ranch could not be better situated.\n(,'oal cropping* of unusual promtac have been\ndiscovered on the I'ronerty. Thin Is to bo secured at a bargain, and further particulars can\nbe had of Hie undersigned or of Mr. ('lenient\nStlckncv at Wluirnock Station, who will show\nany Intending purchaser over thu same.\nFor f aft her particulars apply to\nt. J. 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