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TUESDAY MAY 9. 1899.

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A LIQUOR TAX.

The protest ofthe Charlottetown

Temperance Alliance brings promin- ently to the front a matter that has been much talked about during the past few days. As is well known the , temperance people have been desirous to have some amendments to the Liq- uor Regulation Act already outlined in these columns in the synopsis of the Bill introduced by Premier Far- quharson.

On the other hand a proposition

has been mooted to place a tax of say $200 each on those engaged in selling intoxicauts, the proceeds to go into* the provincial revenue, and out of it. any necessary sum to be given toward the enforcement of the amended Liq- `

;uor Regulation Act. The proposed 'tax is naturally repugnant to the feel-`

ings of the Temperance Alliance,whoSe members, or many of them, View it as only a. revival of the license system in another form.

It seems that the men in the liquor

trade, or at least the more prominent of them, are quite as suspiciously

temperance people are opposed to it.

The strong opposition of the branch

‘of the Dominion Alliance, the Pres-

Ware

bytery of P E Island and other religi ous and temperance bodies to the ,f principle of license is well known and

:thas been placed upon ohicial record.

The best ever imported to the Island. Our Vases, 5 o’clock Tea and Chocolate Sets cannot be surpassed. Come and see, they are just the thing for a wedding or birthday present. Also Berry Sets, Metal Puff Boxes, all in the finest Jap- anese work at

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Asian reed nous. ms ,ini E Welhave some nice steel boilers E in stock that we willsell at ai small advanceon cost.

These boilers are made of the b st steel plate and by the best=-._ boil- ak . =

We them to be first; class in every No cast? bzlll ziidlieflugtstoro nurchaslng

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Peyond question the temperance ` sentiment of this Province is opposed, = and rightly opposed to any plan of deriving public revenue from the liq- _ uor trade. Against this our readers know that THEGUARDIAN has always E ber-n plainly outspoken. ` g By all means let the Liquor Re- f gulntion Act be made more stringent. 1 But it ought not to be necessary to compromise a great principle in order to attain that end.

l _Montreal street cars are having a . deadly record of fatal accidents. lWithin a fortnight previous to May 5th three pereans were killed singly by the cars.

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lmo-ith, N. S , have petitioned Parlia- iment for amendments to the Canada _ Temperance A-ct, to make the penalty l for a first offence a fine of $50 or im- db prlsonmeut for two months with or - without hard _'jot ; for the second --ifence $100, or gm wisonment for two months with or without hard labor, _and for a third offence imprisonment

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,fines proposed in these amendments are the same as now but im rison-

trate may be imposed for first, seoo

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or third odences, and with consida -

___ ably increased terms. and with t

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1 _~ I T' lchance of hard labor being added.

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A generation has passed since the

grey wolf was the terror of the sheep- foldsin the Maritime Provinces It

_ , __/1 _ _ ° _,IF is somewhat`surprieing to read that

willing to have the tax imposed as the-

l The tomperance people of Yar-

` CITY _ COUNCIL.

The regular monthly meeting was

held list night. Hisv Worship Mayor Warburton. all the City councillors and the Recorder were present. _-

Alter routine business an application

from the Water Commissioners for an issue ot $20,000 debentures for 40 years at 35 per cent to be used as re-; quired was granted.

A communication was read from

Conn. Lyons to the rifect that his pro- sent wharf lease was' about expiring and that he was prepired to lease for a.

term ot tive or ten years at $400.

Coun. Horne said that it would take

$400 to repair it, and recommended that Mr. Lyons he leased the wharf at S-l0(’for ten years. Council tc allow Mr. Lyons $400 for repairs and Mr. I Lyons to keep it in repair for the re- mainder ot the term. '

_Coun. Nicholson thought ten years

too long and that five years was long enough. He would suggest to sell it rather than rent it. He moved an am- endment that the time be live years. The amendment not being seconded the original motion carried.

His Worship read the resignation oi

Mr. Laird as Water Commissioner.

Coun. Crabbe introduced a resolution

seconded by Conn. Taylor that two ad- ditional policemen be appointed. Ap- plicants to receive S 1.00 a day and to be men not over 28 years of age.

Conn. Hooper did not think the city

Wanted any more than six policemen and referred to New Glasgow wlfh one policeman to 5000 population. He con- cluded that more lights were needed . He thought the town was peacable and the lights would be of more benefit, and that the taxes were high enough now.

Coua. Crabbe showtd that we have

only two policemen on patrol at once and that these men could not be expect- -ed to patrol the outskirts as well as the main parts of the city. _

I Conn. Horne said the people should lhelp the police in doing their duty. ; L:oun.Lyous thought two more police- men were needed.

Conn. Wheatley thought an addition

to the force was not necessary.

Coun. Nicholson called attention to

-_ the action ol country members in the l Local Legislature trying to take a reve- » nue out of Charlottetown from the

liiquor men of between $3.000 and $4,- 000. He thought they cught to pay for _some of the police protection. He - claimed that the city should not be in- terfered with. l _ Conn. Crabbe said he agreed with fConn. Nicholson cn the matter of 'tax or license as it shou‘d be properly _ Called. /‘ l The Recorder said an addition to the _ police force was necessary. Two _ policemen cannot be everywhere at the 1’ same:time. He had been asked about the pronosed audition to the ~ police force. The tc\\~n» is quiet now, but when people come back from the hey tories with a little money it would he as bad as ever. He would not hesitate to say it is tor the interest of -citizens that two additional policemen be put on. _ i The resolution being put was lcst.. ’

Conn. Hooper gave notice of a mc-

tiou next regular night asking for a light to be placed nc ar Boyle’s tannery between Highland and McGill Avenues.

Conn. Taylor gave notice that he

would ask tor a light to be placed at Hillsboro square. ` _ _

Conn. Lyons gave notice that he

would ask for alight to be placed by the wharf. ' I . .

Some tenitenders had been received;

for painting Engine Room. That of Francis Mcliory was accepted. it being the lowest. '

T he tender of Mr. M. P. Hogan was

was accepted to supply lumber, it being _

in other parts of old Canada, in Que

bec Province and in the Ottawa coun-

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____ :vm plea:_¢_oyouJu_stt.rrthen€__mc each _try, wolves have lately increased so

5_3;-gncligrry urelltggohniiiumvioi, rréglfgj li: ;<_>__p_ecome pgrceedinglly troupiqsgme _:___ - y ' __ _ ers in _ e sparse y poop is-

__ If It » tricts. The increase is attributed to _ is cake you want’ we~_____Ye the best _ the fact that bounties for wolf skins our rmn.Li=ntiu-uit cake, silver. l\\ § are no longer paid. In the Yukon f_l_{{__; Walnut, etc.

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Rggk Cakgg _ - -. 5 A mining camps in such numbers that

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Germgn Buns _ fl part of the mounted police in poison-

M ling them. There are yet a few bears t /(,' ° 9 in all the provinces of Canada, not- Nbrth Balléry- ll withstanding the bounties, and there A ____ Near Flementscorner. _ - are reported to be many of them in A P ' °d&““ British Columbia. _

the wolves have thronged about the

Mr. Horne he paid $120 tor horse.

Carried. » ' -_ Y - t __ fr

fC_oun. Hooper _submittpld the report ' ' A Protest. I Stl" have a few _ off o sreet committee on t e grading ol I _ _.___ ° _ "I “ “ ‘ Great Gwrge St' lmd said tml estimate _ The following resolution was unani- l 'any wheat tc was $4000 mcludlng 3 Cutting Of 3ff mouslv passed at a meeting of the Char The “°m"°m9° did 00'? 589111 If 8dV1S lottetown Temperance Allisec= on Sat-

able to make the outline' as it would U;-gay evemng

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SUITS Cloth, Denim, Pique and

Crash Suits, Crash and Duck

Skirts. Another-lot received

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_Gnannilin tables setting forth the long-

Farquharson, whom we respect as a

in a license law for revenue purposes’

Insect Destroyer

THE ~ EDITOR’S MAIL. ‘Q

-_lSEED

_ Another Centenarlan. l _

3 Sin,-I notice in the last issue ofthe DEAR SIR _

levity of the people of 1'. E. Island. It A -_ c ‘ ~ - ` 1' might? be or interest to you and, the ' - I am vpry glad tp be abm ‘lo Inform

'°=d°c °f 'THE-Gwfvwm k-=°~» testis-he WHITE FIFE WHEAT fired

that there is at present living at Murray U* _ _ < _ " l"“F_,g

R' C ' ° ' . -V ` A U- a V a __M‘_Ys"_’(§‘__¥_‘_;f’§_”c1§e{‘;‘?_§_-_‘°w”§§ _l;°;*;°_:' the North West last fall, I-have no- hesitation an

ller I03rd year and 'is nite wel d ' ' ' - A '_ Z

smart. being in:P°ssessllon of ifllhbr mg It to the farmers of P' E' Island' " ° l faculties. She walks to church in sum. ‘P ' ° ‘ ~ ' ' v f mer and bids mr to um for __ good _ I sowed twenty grains without making

_many years yet. ~ a

lection. and out of the twenty, nineteen

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_ Sm,_.¢;,,, it _be tm., ,|,_,',t y,,mi,,. Farmers in this section ofthe country

nmpemwe man, will consenuo bring, eed Wheat the best sample that they _have _.seen

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*It is reported on the streets for af tactmhls Island- ' *that the g0_v_e_rument intend to grant _ _`

1i¢ences_-for_ $200. It nlarisso, good I ° Yours_~eto..,, ;._ _ 'bye Snnclayobservance. LA high licensef - 1 j " - f Y means Sabbath selling and other illegal A _ R. P; fiBAGNlAIL,

the lowest Conn Crabbe moved means tc make up the $200" _ _ _ _ =:_-I

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(seconded by Conn. Wheatley that ~ May 8[b__ 1899_ _ ITIZEN

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Resolved that we urge upon tha Legis

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Liquor Regulation Act '(su‘Jmilted by- A

this Alliance) and now before it.”

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Kills insecblife with one appl.ication° ‘ A i ‘ `-'.5' yet it is non poisonous, being a liquid ` _ *_" with patent spout tobottle, it is easily "

used

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lower the street too muchalon the east -¢\\/A’hereas,`iliis Alliance has bee i l ‘ A i A _ ~l Z

the Government is now gmployinff a §1d‘*'_C°““°‘l adJ°U='U9d- - given to understand that it is the inten- l' _ A

__ , _ 0 ' tion of members of the Legislature to ., _ QUEEN ‘ '~ 1 troduceleglslalion licensing the Salelch town April 18 1899

otllqpors m Cnarlo‘tetown by taxing ’ those envaged in the business

& l pl Thereihra Resolved, that this Alliance I, " ' '

@_ _ " do protest against license. tax or anyl f

5-on WEAK GIRLS AND BOYS other system _ot raising a revenue from nr. win-aw Blood and Nerve Pins. "he 1‘q“°" ”"&i “"4 f‘"“‘°'° M

_ _ I _S_;__h articles ____ - h _ '___ _ _ our great linenof women’s low

" _ - ._ _ . °""`P°t°’ ° “"8 °. ° W1 Wlll find plenty-to Imam you-lots to mms you and

_ nfested with moths can be easily thing. to sum. you Someof the new hw are the

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_ _ It evaporates leaving no dirt what- ` f}h:':.ices ,.,;n“£:|: ig: CLMHE -" ,ml-"Ps me ‘my

at reduced prices for GASII OHLY. and will compel. us tg ‘°"°'- _ _ ashimt1e_y0u'l1ln.<1 them ter¢_1-mv! m.»s(m.m.1. look

- ~ PN|;Q |51; ,gp hgfug are used extensively-we have six styles to show you

collect all overdue accounts, first by this notice, later _ ` l we nm may mlm nt nm me nm. _ through the courts.

We are agents here. _

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