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THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETCWN, APRIL 10, 1900.

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CIVIC MATTERS

Tue new broom of tne City vigorously sweeping ou! if Inge bad and good. We hail with

movement, inaugurated lust evening,’ to

grent wards ridding the city of the jail nuisance,

vincial party at present in power will, or can, do aoything to this the moves ment must, ere long, result satisfactorily under abler auspices. It to hear that the street committee have decided struction of a bridge atthe city ead of Brighton Road, and we hope that the

end, is pleasing also

to go right along with the con-

leastas the corner of Grafton atreet, will be proceeded with ia order that this much

atle to the city. At it is dis-

graceful. On the other hand the change effecied

present

as @ surprise to maoy citizens. Mr. Dalziel has proved himself to be an ex-~ ceptionally efficient officer, and his cual position as superintendent of water works and street has —so we all thought— been held with advantage to the city. We have not heard thatany work of import. ance hus been neglected, and we know that by having one capable man to oversee al! the works, a considerable amount of money (not for salary alone) has been saved to the city. Mr Dalziel’s salary was $8004 year —$400 being paid by the Sewerage and Water Commissioners and $400 by the City Council. Tte Counci! hus dismissed Mr. Dalziel aod appointed

date selections,

Pought r ght, will be so'd right.

Call and inspect.

tT BH. BELL

Mr. Joba P. Nicholson at a salary of $600, go the ground that one man shou'd no;

hold the two offices. If this be co, the Board of Water and Sewerage Commis- sioners must retain Mr. Dalziel or cbtain the services of some other man ; and must therefore raise the salary to at least $600. The result the of change is therefore an in-

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Provincial Rifle Association.

Tle Annual Business Meeting of the al Rifle Aseociation, will be neld

Previr e et » City Court Koom, City Building, at doc.kck, p- m., Friday, April 27tb, 19 0 : FRANCIS DO HHERTY, L:.Col.. President. S F. HODGSON, Major,

Secretary- Treasurer. Ch’town. April 10h, 1900 d & w td.

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creased salary charge of at least $400—

x . | Counc! is

pleasure the |

Though it is not probsble that the Prog |

macadamizing of Pownal street, as far at |

used road to and from the western part of | the country may be in some degree credit- |

in respect to the City Surveyor will come |

and a pros; ect of increased expenses. Of ‘ course Mr. Dalziel is neither an engineer | nor ar architect; and Mr. Nicholson is | not to be condemned unt] be has been | tried. The Councillors have, however, | taken upon themselves responsibility for | the resulta of the change, involving as it | does the dismissal of an officer who has

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| GOVERNMENT’SMILITIA POLICY

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Tue policy of the Tarte-Laurier Govern~ | ment has been formulated upon at least

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: « I say without the slightest hesitation | that, other things being equal, in the selection of officers and in the selection of men upon whom favors are to be con- ferred, either by promotion or otherwise, | 1 am prepared, in every case, to give the preference to the friends of my own polit-

| ical party.”

| We always thought that the militia was maiutained “ by the people for the peo~

But the Liberal Goveroment, it

| appears, has established it upon the prio-

| ciple of “ by the party for the party.” To be promoted inthe Militia Depart-

/ ment one must now be, first of all,a sup-

| ple.”

‘ porter of the Government, He may be a ' man of pre-eminent ab lity, be may be | brimful of patriotism—but if the ambi- tiovs young offizer is not a Liberal of the Tarte-Laurier school he has no hope og promotion to any p)sition in’ the militia service,—unless there is no Liberal, who doesn’t want the place. This is the plain English of the Government’s militia policy. The disastrous results of the same kind of a policy have repeatediv been made apparent in the States. It is, of covrse, in Canada as in the Statee,designed to hold the party vote. We can only hope th .t t he patriot- ism of the people wil! rise superior to party, and that those who have formu- lated this policy will be votei out at the first opportunity. In the militia, above all other departments of the State, merit

should be the test of promotidi, —_—_—X—K_¥_¥_—w —A number of Doukhobors have ieft the Northwest for California, saying that “the country is too cold.” The govern-

ment’s Doukhobor investment was a dear one for this country, whether the Dounkho- bors go or stay.

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

~-The Montreal Gazette remurks, con cerning the present Minister of Militia, that he is a little man in a place so big that it attracts attention to hie failing.

The European press, generally ex- presses great indignation at the recent at- tempt upon the life of the Prince of Walee; and the Paris Figaro save that the feeling of apprehension and irritation against the English, which premises to revive feelings of anger and hostility to foreigners, hae been bappily abated.

ih Claes Millinery

With the seasons following each other so

—Having opened up Summerside, the Stanley is sconto go to the Magdalens. How does this square with the positive reply made to those who wired the Minister in the interest of the Islands last January

that there wasn’t water enough for the | E y Stanley in the Magdalene? Gvidently | rapidly and so many almost lightning changes

the tide bas risen since {the new year The nautical knowledge of the Marine Department would make a dog laugh.

in styles we wonder sometimes how it is pose. sible even for us who are in the closest touch with the fashion centres of the world to keep right down to the hour in having just what's

right. BUT WE DO.

You are most cordially invited to our store: to see our large variety of Bright Sparkling New Millinery, Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Rib-- bons, Chiffons.

Six cases New York Millinery just opened

at the Millinery Leaders.

F, PERKINS & Co

SUNNYSIDE.

—‘T am no politician and very seldom voted,” said a prominent commercial traveller in one of our hotels the other day “but | know what’s going on ip the country and I can tell you it is not favor- able to the present party. Who gave us everything we have as a country ? seems to be the vital question; and it is not necessary to addthat the Liberals have done nothing for Canada but draw their sslaries, Everything which makes Canada what ehe is to-day is the work of the Con- servativer, and the independent people of the country intend Jetting them manage what they have created the first opportun- ity.

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Easter show at Paton’s to- morrow evening, § to 10 o’clock.

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TO L&T.

Offers in writing to be marked Tender for Lease will be received up to Saturday the 14th inst., at noon, for lease of the toliowing lands, parts of the Estate of late Malcolm McLeod, for coming summer.

1, Field of about six acres on Malpeque aoe to the north of Mr. W. E. Dawson’: land.

2. Field of about eleven acre# on Mal- peque Road and road leading from Mal- peque Road to Spring Park Road.

3. Field of about five acres adjoining Mr Hs gan’s lands.

eperate offer invited for each. Land to be used as pasture for catile. D. GC, &cLEOD. 1900 dy Lwk,

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