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The final session• of .the:Seventieth
Parliement of • Bruce was ' held •in,
Walkerton last week, and as the
,.p
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ent vear merited .net theatptie h
ah iersar of Confedration bu.
was ,also, notewarthlr for the fact that
Bruce had attaineathe three . s
co
e
and ten mark,it was mst
meet that
Warden McLaren ;should, bee•handed;
a cane by the Ceunty Council. '
'That the:' olcl eotinty which pionee
r<
ed, the •Lalit..Great ;°West ;and' which
..following; the" :Outbreak of that littlr
Peasantne s inFlanders.
raised • a
battalion 'the •quickest• .ofAny ' rural
municipalit "in Canada,
is stilt in
the
record -making 'business :Ile evtdenc c
by ,the :",feet, which came' out at ' tale
Session' . that Deuce. leads the Frey-
lime-
Ince. of! Ontario sns Children's'
That
. Onta io , overhment
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'proposing te'send imbeciles' from .thr_
,,
asylu ,s who- ere `Sot dangerous up tc
the counties whence -they :came to •be
placed" in the;; Iiottses of Refuge, .;isn't
handing' Bruce anything.. for Christ'
mas' but . a • tot of ' worry, was eve:
t ry t ' oun .
"n waytie iCoun v C
decedbythe,
iii t thero esition 'las
�:cil kicked: s s . p , ?- ... ..t
weekee'eAfter;.bupiugthe old folks
radia, a piano, and a -fiddle for diver-
eion, this impoting of the . overflow
e
lo h
froXii the: asy, ums would throw the
place se out of tune that the originals!
would find their chief solace in liff
was musingthe ` - to
.on. Joyfulness„..
heath: The County 'Council is cer-
tainly protesting against the 'cO ling
into Bruce of the propesed irrespon
'riblet, -
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As certain othercounties •a e peti-::
tinning the Ontario Government tc
assume 100 per cent, of the Bost` of'.
Provincial highways instead :of pay-
ing but ,80 perµ cent.,:+and - compelling'
the counties' to-defrays:'the.:ether 20•
per cent.;. as, .at. present, i the Bruce. Ceu''-.
e.
cl,'iiecided last.' week to n, ire n
general chorus.:.,,
t'A "letter from” „raeaver Awning.'
i
ng'
•himself' "Economist,'Band protesting
that it , was costin : Bruce 40c.• pee
l?,
thef.
• indigent's Re
�rieal to "feed thedoing
uge while Perth was doing the.: jot°
' t �11c.. evae asse on to the . Refuge.
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m Committed• for consideration, but. `'as'
:that, bpdy^.refused to countenance ar
anonymous" edrrimunication, they did
nit bothhr,•,with, the, epistle; . It, how-¢
ever develo ed, •thee if cost • $'4.16. ' a
week :per', inmate during'. thepast
eesir to `finance . the institution', bunt ai
Kis include$, about $5000 'expended'
fer a n w' auto• iati • Oil, heating s s-
tent and other expenditures
:the
;Wouldn't occur ` another other y.. ear: the
welter's 20c. a:. Meals' stunt : carried
with it a lot of ,Overhead that Perth,
didnt' ha'•c to wrestle t'ith. However
Refuse eepeesee v ill re • 1;41.1.1 n, drop
andfaxes. 'for t +is. iiipo3 titif 1, gr.
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down. .p
Some .discussion arose as to the pe-
ceesity of providing a residence: .for
the Jull turnkeyouts1.de :the prison
Premises. . As
there re are seldom Many
in' aunty citadel' there
being but two at ,resent, the: place is
e r oirercrdwded, -end: .111e' Council
never d, ,
adverse to building, heating and
naintaining another structure,. The.
Warden .
'anal Reeve, 13yer's'<of Wiarten
interviewed the 'Deputy Provincial
:Secretary. with a view' towards: stop -
:ping' this proposed—work; and the gqr-
resnon._,den�e`'between,; the . pept;, and
the. Warden swas'read atithe' B6ard.
matter` remains in the. abeyance
pending "',an examination of. ,the' • jail
Premises by ; the Provincial. Inspector..
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A re ort',from;the Children's Shel-
.
'tershowed. that 136 ,wards' ofthe;
1
Olldren's Aid'` were ,-scattered
;thrpughou't:.the ,County... The Commit
tee appointed by .the Society to env,
chase a~ hewshewscar . for the' . Inspector.
have
have: now. done so and. the. same ,evil)
:
be•paid „for Set of'the Children's.Shel=•,
ter'rust Fund, money.
,
handsome,clock,::.selected' .'li .a
'committee' and purchased..;by the;
county, waspresented to Mrs. Walter
Smith, formerly Miss. Myrtle Jenkins,
who formany years wee [Stenogra-
pherto
he the County Treasurer. Thi:
`s en keeping . with the •practise of the,
-County Council in coiprnenlorating an
event bf' this kind in :.a tangible way
Mies. Arnie Brocklebank succeeds
the former stenographer at the ,usual
-sa • of 50 er month.. .lax
Special grants paid at this session
totalled no less than $4,415,and were
made yup as follows: :