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H THE1 ELECTION

A the Votes Were Recorded In the

Election la

PJWith the provincial corn

el luff H near It 1 to lookrek to tho lat

find review Ita Tholowing votes ami

I In election or

ConservativeLiberal

H i Majority 77

r C. Lob 00I J. A. Cons

001

1 C. J. LibHb

17 JWANDON

g Coos

Majority 8

fl I Martin LibCons

f J 00

Alfred Lib

H. 09

T A. Lib 12031

Majority

I A. Lib

Majority

D. H.Lib

Majority

HMajority 8

L AND ST.O. I. Cm

H F. Lib

fl Majority

A Courta K M. Lib

MajorityIIH Lib

E.

Majority 20

T. C.A.

Majority 32LA

V. iT.

Majority i 83

Lib

Majority

J.

28

n. MyT.

Majority

J. H.

tJ Majority 21

Colin H.

GreenJ. T.spencer 9

V.T.

Majority 54MOUTH

GA. v

Majority 17LA

Cons CIO

Majority

V. LibG.

Majority

It

Majority 05

IndEnoch

Majoritynus

A. Consw. e.

35

S. A. D.

Majority 25

ConsJ.

Majority 15

A. E. Thorn proA. Lib

MajoritySOUTH

F.

Majority 55

T. LibE. 1

Majority 33TURTLE

ConaJ. Lib

Majority

W

Majority i 31

T. L.D. a

Majority

D.A.

MajorityWINNIPEG

V. C.

Majority

H. J.J. D. Lib 1223

Majority CO

R. P.A.

MajorityFour Independent ran In tho

Spencer InJohn In J. Mc-Lennan in and

ran as Independent Inafterward accepting

the position of speaker of the housewhen the Conservative party cameInto

Tile total of votes polledww

andof which there wore poll-ed lor leaving ofa. total for the three other

The majoritiestotalled Liberal ma-jorities

Eight have been heldtheir re-

sultsBEAUTIFUL

J. A.J. Lib

Majority

Colin H.M.

MajorityWINNIPEG

T. W. Conis 1117Robert Lib

Majority

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V.Noah

MajorityST.

V.

MajorityWINNIPEG

J. T.

PORTAGE LAHugh

wasby the resigna-

tion of C. whooff leu Dominion

J. A. Davidson wasprovincial treasurer and

was us member

Tho Inand caused by

tho appointment of tho membersthem to cabinet

was renderedvacant tho resignation ofH.

and Is nowDaniel

was rendered vacant bytho of Winkler whorai tua Lit

madeliy tho of

B. A. D. accepted anDominion

was mado vacantby the of Hon Hugh J.

who Clif-ford In tho Dominion

la Prairie was renderedby tho death of

total number of names on thelist In was j lrwow ami truck

off In leaving elig-ible The total In wu-- s

were added andoff In leaving

eligible total inwas and were

added andeligible

March With oc-casional flurries of snow and con-tinued cool weather winter Is being

Farmers are pleased tosee such weather In as theysay tetter now than in whichIs a foregone conclusion that It wearc not with rough weathernow we will get It later

Several of our energetic and pros-perous with the contempla-tion of building this

arc busy hauling andProsperity lias taken a sud-

den bound In this locality and shouldthe coming season be a good one agood many will be counted as worthyof

A happy contingent of our old set-tlers Journeyed to Treherne last

evening to attendTimers' which was a verypleasant Those of ourneighborhood to avail themselves ofthe good time andThomas Peleg

and Davidand and

andAs to tho time of arrival homewb might them gently to

censure on mem-bers of the who are some-times guilty of tho same

Is doing a rush-ing business of selling horsesfor horse dealers' In Portage la

Our eastern country Is fast comingIntohaving purchased a quarter section

by certain movementswhich we trust may causedui to and we we are not

that he Is to become a per-manent

THE HOUSE

OF COMMONS

Proposed Tax oa

the Demands of British

March Chinese andJapanese Immigration iwas discussedIn this Iton Sir Wilfrid's resolution to Increasetho poll tax on Chines'to This war demo to satis-fy tho demandIn to Immigra-tion he wild that Japan had settledthat by prohibiting the emigrationof to air

in Introducing the resolutionto raise poll tat on Chinese from

to ald tho House waswell aware of strong feelingagainst Immigration in Brit-ish a feeling which was

wherever there had been alargo Influx of Mongolians oralthough not understood In tho

Winnipeg anybeen sought or obtained

that not revoke Its legis-lation

Sir Wilfrid Ko long asremain as they are it is not

wise toAfter tho resolu-

tion was and a bill based onIt read the first

RAILWAYScott Introduced a bill re- -

tho Railwayalso a

bill to IncorporateHudson's Day

for Introduced n1 Wit respecting Manitoba

Railwayalso a bill

Calgary and EdmontonMcCarthy Introduced n

Mil to tha InThe act provides for the uniformInflection of and

Monk will Inquire If the rumor1 Is truo that the Orand Trunk

way has concluded an agreementwith the government since tho

of to build a trans-continental line from North Hay toPort Simpson for a subsidy of

He will ask If the R.I wants a land grant and If tho sameI parties ore not urging the company

to the Mann

Stewart asks for a return ofall correspondence between In-

land revenue department thimanufacturer of

on threshing machines inthe

Puttee ha given notice of aMH to amend Conciliation

I Tho evening was spent incomplained

that when ho was traveling recent-ly In tho he found thatcriminal being carried lu first-cla- ss

among Hewould like to see this

Tin between theCanadian government and the

government In regard to tho em-bargo Canadian waspresented to parliament ThereIs verv that Is new contain-ed In letters which have pass-ed between both governments ontill The correspondencemakes It pretty plain that there isvery tittle of the embargo be-ing

In committee of the consid-eration of estimates forbuildings In Ontario waaAmong tha items passed wasfor a building at FortThe Item of for

Improvements and repairs topublic in Manitoba was putthrough In a of minutes Justbefore the

A. W. will Intro-duce a bl I to amend the Conciliatory

R. L. willfor all papers and correspondence re-garding tho disallowance ofColumbia enactments since

MIGRATION

OF THE BOER

Differences Cause Resignation

of Governor of German

March Thoresignation of Major Vangovernor of South isannounced ills resignation isduo to a ot withregard to tho treatment of Doer Im-

migrants lu that It will boul the ot

war one or two leadersemigration to thui

It was lea that it might Da ulor ot tho III

to out thuman government has been averse to

t lie inhas been particularlyin regard to their

with tho control ot tho new Dutchby

tb ut whichn busbecome a source oltrouble

We understand here that theon which Doer Immigration

bi permitted urois given to the Boers to found

a of the Dutch Reformedlu

to conduct Us services in tho Dutchana to maintain relations

with synod of the church of Capegovernment reserves

the light to put an end to thisIf It leads to political

Dutch parents are boundto send their children between theages of lu and 14 for two yours toa government During thesetwo years must live intho provided by thegovernment for the purpose Ger-man win bo exclusively spoken in

school and In theReligious Instruction will also begiven In but parents willbo allowed to withdraw their child-ren from It If they wish to doAll Instruction will be given at theexpense of the TheBoers aro allowed to erect otherschools' of their but tho two

attendance at the govern-ment Institutions is Thegovernment expresses aall settlers shouldbecome German in whichcase their sons will be bound to per-form their military service In tier-ma- n

Southwest It Is pointedout that German subjects can pur-chase land from thethat they have preference lugovernment and that It

Is introducedwill bo entitled to

had tho pleasure ot Interviewing saidIn reference to the

agreements which were madewith leading Doers with regard toimmigration into tho territory oftho protectorate do not Invite criti-cism so much on account ot thoseclauses which aim at the settlementoi ecclesiastical because

concede to the Doers In otherespecially In the matter ot

privileges which cannot bsgranted even to Imperial Itmay bo assumed that a resumptionof the negotiations with the Doerleaders concerned will shortly lead toan Issue satisfactory to both

Tho purpose of some of these lead-ers Is to divert BOme of most an-tagonistic spirits to British rule toGerman West Africa If It

generally believed hero that therois an understanding between the Ger-man and British governments In re-gard to matters tothe development ot a peaceful solu-tion of the South African

At any rate the proposi-tions aro not supposed to bo

While this Is apparently one of thaminor features of tho South AfricanQuestion it is not tho least thefriendly arm of Germany to Britain

may be one of lastingChamberlain's trip has been In

a measure leading to this Ithas been nn exceedingly difficultthing to Judge of success of this

but It Is generally concededthat tho Birmingham man has donemuch to heal up existing Itis also felt that he is determined toright all Injustices ns far asAs of the recent change of

on the part of the Doers Itmay be noted that the three sec-tions Into which they aro divided

National scouts andthorn who fought to tho end haveJoined together In thoof addresses and Ofthis at one would have beennn but that Is only lpline with tho most recent develop-ments everything seeming to

towardWILDER