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P. R. TICKET AGENT,
MO, H. W. TELEGRAPH CO
Brunswick House,
Ingham, - Qat
Otingijim
pRTDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 1891.
1.4.1.4w..
K 0 Cameron, ttxeM P, and J T G
row M P P, gave brief adds
ng 'iti1,e a fterheen, which were of ee
most appiriited ofttore. G'htt.ifteformete'
of West JEresl were MVO: so united
and anxious, fat' the Battle s,l; the polls:'
a o;; the.preeent oecaaioo,
1•aDIWOltUAt1 NOT,GS.
Cita•atts 'Ener enon, the noted
English. Radical, died on the. 80th
ult.
The Oxford County: °Minch has re•
solved to ereet a comity pope house, to
cost net more than $15,000.
Mn E inw .p NNAGGE, of the. G T R,
has visited.Qwen Sound and alumina.
ed that tlia,,cotnpany is prepared to
build a line From Hepworth .to that
town •f a sufficient bonus isSranto
d.
Ix is said that the Conservatives of
this Riding will hold :a convention at.
Rrussels, on Tuesday next, 10th rust,
to select a candidate to contest the
Riding in their interests at the corn-
ing election for the House of Commons.
Among the names mentioned as prob.
able eaadldates are Messre; Wm Clegg
and II W 0 Meyer, of this town, :
Trina- Dominion Gevernntent has de -
ceded to establish it number of dairy
schools throughout the country for the
purpose of improving; the 31a011,ade of
butter, making now in vogue, Corel: res.
Loring-Canada'to'its old prsiticn of.
fine butter, The basisupon v1iitilt
thedairy sohonls will' be operated is
quite simple.. For the current year
itis proposed to estabiis'i one school
iu ettch''of the leading. provinces. At
these schools everyone wouldbe wek.
comp and the greatest care will be
taker to explain each step in the pro-
'cesti_ beim, carried, on. New, small,
and fancy varietiesnf chbese would be,
made. •Methods of developitg fine
flavors would he investigated and dem.
oristrated.,` Butter would be made
during the winter in partieular, so
that the statione,woold be in opera.,
tion 'the wear round;: The stations
Would ,be. Ymoved periodically. That
is to sa_y, after a station bad been in
operation for a year or two in one log,
cality, mid it had been found,that
alieesetnsikers and individual €armers
had availed tliennrelves of, the pr;iyil,
eges; it, would be tnoved to another
section of the eu"untry.
LIBERAL CONVENTION.
convention of the Liberals of. the
Eat Riding of 1Turoe will be held, in
the Tewn Hall, Brussels, on Monday
next, 9th instant, at l.o'ctoukp m, for
the purpose of nominating a candidate.
to Contest the Riding in the Llbertll
intert>st, et; the forthootniug, election
:for the House of Commons.. .}clow,
ick, Wroxeter,Turnberry, 't'irtghtim,
111 orris, Grey, Brussels and Blyth
municipalities eonstitue,the East' Rid,
ing of Huron. Each polling division
is entitled to • send four : delegates to
the meeting. A, pnblio, meeting wilt.
lie held in the Town hall, 'Drusselst
on Monday evening, to whiclx the
public generally are invited.' Dr.
Macdortald,and other, prominent Be•,
formers will address the gntherin .
I'ART,IAMENT DISSOLVED,,
Acting, on,the advice of his lees
•
ta; onsilile: ,111iJru
istera the Governor-
general has dtsseived. the el --rote of
Commons, and tla Cerny 'halve . le
issued for a nr election, to be held
,...„„..,41,5400Aiogiarchnext,the nominations
to he held it week. earlier, February
20th. The reason given for the, :aap-'
peal to the people before the r:eguar
_ time, is that, the, Government; are
anxious to get.t ie opinion of the peo-
pie es to the extension of our. 'com4
inertia with the tInited Slates. It is
.quite evident that,Sir John saw, the
trend of popular, feeling,, and; 'he
trimming his sails and expects , to
e into power agsiti on the reciprocity
ve,
behoves. the friends , ogr the
arid- cause, .whose platform is .free
and fair tradewith our neighbors, to
the south of its, to use every legitimate
':effort to place .men in the neat
Dominion Parliament who will,support
that platfor'm•..
ti
WEST ETJRON. '
The a an& e&l;aneeting of the FL'est
Huron I'Lr form Association was held
txt Goderich on the 4th inst President
Manning in the chair. A strong °e-
presentation of delegates was present,
The work far , which , the cony onion
ewescalled was to elect.ofyicers for the.
itartuiutr year and to select delegates to
M. mud' the Ptovinoiut, convention •ttt
r. tiro. Fellow.ing are the officers
ted :--'resident, A H Meaning,
nia Sect'etary, Wry Lanes, Dun-
;
5un..; treasarer, E .Martin, (code-'
T;ie oheireeen of the wuniei,p al -
were re. -elected. 113.0Mork of
trrrizatioh wait then proceeded
and strong committeve were
reed hi every polling ettbdivision..
question of nominating a eendie
was next taken up, and it was
ed to pall a ootiveat on al Dip)
on, on Thursday next,i2th ist,to
ate a candidate to Contest the
rg in the Reform interest Tire
(di mitt held at Gaderieh was as
Phustste'tiq arta, •nd ,rt rs
gramme war} v. ell carried out Antl
hip . e lenor-
44e44"r ,
$f 1a . Derr . g t l g
Quartette Olub, a." ouple of solos 1ty
Mb a Geddes., reoitatious liy Misses
Ishiater, Geddes, and Onollean,
couple of ;otos by Mr J 1i Friend,
and readings MS Gtoc y.
Glbyits> rlwarrrP ,*•ra
Mc Ir Wea Dent ly and Miss Serail
Gently, of Blyth, went visiting here
last week. ---A number of our ynuug
people, wlin were,epenclrnk a few days
Stanley, have returned and report
having had a jolly tune.- -The eevere.
wound received by Paul Powell on
hie turn is now almost heeled, so diet
he will soon be at work again.- Mr
Goo 13ently, of Denver, Col„ shunt a
few days Beta last week t isi Ging friends
andthe scone:,, of Iola former life, He
has not ohanged much since he left,
some two years. ago. George is of thn
opilticn that TTncle Sam's dontaius for
excel Canada, in giving a: start to
youngmen of,euer;y and anlbitioh.
"This, no doubt, is true, as hia own
experience in.school teaching and busi-
ness, i'ts
usi-ness,;;as well,as that of others, has
proven that there are more ohanees to
wake a start that) in Qauadie--The
annual tea.nreetingie connection with
the Oongregetional church, held Wed-
nesday, Jan 28th, like all others. held
in that church, has 1ree,1. a dheidrd
success. The weather .and sleighing
wereall that could he desired, as
by the riulnher who attended. it,
addition to the splendid weather, the
people were provided withan excellent
repasst,to which all :appear to. have
dene- ample juetieo. Following; the
too,, was an excellent musical and Tit,
erary entertainment, ',the music was
furnished by the`11lisses Watson, and
Mr Scott,, of Yin ;hanr, and was veru'
rnuph appreciated by the audience, who
always responded with .tt hearty encore.
The several; Rev G«'ntienron present
;aye snorer and, splay addresses, which
kept the audience in petals of laughter.
Proceeds, of the evening amounted to
$60. .A social for the S . S children
was held the following evening:
Gienannan.
Miss Powell, Of t1.e Gth eon, was
last week visiting friends on -the 10thi
can.--Glenarinan, too,is in the tront
as a musical centre. Mr Skilling,
music teacher,,Teeswater, has a vocal.
music class of upwards of 40 impibers,
and is gathering geldeu opinions as a
teacheri—Our literary society lain full
blast; The tiekt meeting White held
on Friday ,evening; as *nal, The
snbleet for debate will' be -i' '"Aremen
more intellectual "'than , 'Wornen ?"
.Aiiirreetive, Me Robcrtsone; Negative,
Mr .Iiartleyr Should• z''ttir Robertson
succeed in carrying.,. the affirmative,
that in esifrts, talepk,or ntti><inwueht,
'woman is infevi r,toman, the; ghosts
of,•.departed female worthies, Bach as,
Mrs Soibervilte,.in Science, acid George
Elliot, in the field of . novel` writing,
Will haunt hint as he sleeps, and woe
betide hint. when like the,frog of the
song, he goes acourting:--A skip ort
the light fantastic carne oft at Mr Rob•
ert llhir's,on the evening'of Friday
last,. so that beels,, voice and brain are
all well represented in this neighbor,
hood.,=-ri )rete is a talk of':a court of
Canadian Order of Foresters being in-
stituted here, 'We hope,tboir endear-
ora will meet with every,sueoess, •
• East 'tiliawanoeb..
At Me. E. Lenmex's;ettle, on Friday
last; everything sold well, the stock.
especially bringing good prices. -A
happy event took, place be the church
at Westfield lately, when pr. 'Thomas
Boo enbrielge, of Markham ,was united
in marriage, "to Mee Fairey, of West.
Bala: The church.was crowded to,the
door; to witness th4 ceremeny, The
Rev ltlr Swann soon pronounced theist
Man and wife, After receiving the
usual congratulations; u large number
retired to Mr Jos iloover'sand spent
the:evening in a very enjoyable man -
Dere` the
an-Wer..`the happy couple left for their
home oa.Fridayy tlay loin life and
Happiness lie theirse—Ale J M Currie,
of this township, has recently, purohas.,
ed a• thoroughbred Ayrshire ball from..
Mr. Thos Gay, 'of' Oshawa, a noted
breederof •this ,ttlass of rattle: The,
brill ill coining two_yars and is i. very.,
fine aiiinaral and ie petered in the 1r er,.
book as,General ;(•Mrdon,,ywo 872.. Itis•
Currie Oho purchased' a thotoughbrerk.
Ayrshire heifer calf ;from the genie
herd,,
exam (out Ceitsege
Ingham
two, i minrinte, viz Tt> agli y, 271,
Jaatiary, urstitint to statute, trier
Adamson to the chair. ,All the mein
a hers were present, with the exception
of Geo McKenzie, reeve of Winghaw,
who was prevented by illness front
attending the meeting, After the
neter.here prt'eent bast presented their.
eertifioetes of election, the clerk caged
the roil and then regneeted the corm-
cif to proceed to the'etetstion of their
weirden,
li ° laGtg
k MIA ti
registrrtr;-• avtcd' i'Tosr
tivauce
e.
Ale
•
DIovod i;' r Mr Griffin, sacoud.ci by
Mr' Stothers, that Mary Lucy;, of
Ashfield, an indigent. insane person,ltr
become a ward of the county, Re-
ferred to the finance cOmmittee,
The report of Jailor Dickson stated
that tl.ri'e are eighteen confined in rite.
jail at present, sititsen of whom ora
males and two females, Nine of
them are vagrants and three insane.
rhft others, with the t xcN,punn .of one,
alio h awaiting trial for murder, ' aro
serving; abort srutaiut;es fur minor
offences.
An application of George Connor,
t tr Chiselhurst;, to be allowed to attend
the Provincial Agricultural College as
a cranrtty ; tnr1ejj w^ s referred to tier
•
spc .Cal catriuut tee,
A circular from the coq; .il of
North Toronto, in tefei' , e to Ilio
sulr•divisiorr art farm lauds, etc was
read and reforrt'1 to the spool al coati ••
rn tree
A letter awl account of 1: Mr' 'Tobin
for the arrest et it horse thief was
referred to the limurve eetuuiittee,
A» application Eur tx grant to tUo.
Prisourr's Aid to ii ooiattan utas referred
Lair the delimit! committee.
A letter front Joseph Whitely it?
ro omen to suppiyiug the bread re-
quired for prisoners iu the . gaol was,
referred to the finance committee..
A petition from r?lr Snell and others
requesti1 a pedlar's license for Fred
Jossman at a reline d rate was 1`e•.
ferrFd to the the ace cousnittre.
A petition f ui iMr l:Eirsm ro `Torte:
rens system was retorted to the special,
committee,
A letter.frotn. J E Tom, 1 P S, was.
referred to. the s:ltool committee.
The report of the road eornntii sio.nor
was read and referred to the road and
bri.ge committee.
Three tenders for the county piste
ing were referred to the printing. cone.
inittee.
Aloved 1iy Mr Seeders,. seconded lty
Mr McPherson, that the county
clerk. is hereby instructed to procure to
copy' of the Ontario Sittutes for the
.present year for eaph reeve and deputy
reeve of this bounty, and luso a copy -.
.for c:atih of the amendments of the:
criminal law of the Dominion for last
year, the same to be the property r. (
rhe respective rsrunicipttlttie s,—Orkrried,„
Moved i'y 1 [r Milne, si'ohi,cled f1,
Mr Graham, that in view . of 'the ser-
ious loss and in convrriienee' occasion-,
ed to dealers and. producers of grain,
,Iurrt.tier and other products: of the
oodotr•y through the neglect or in
ability of railway companies to supply
cars when required, this council is • of
opinion 'that the Bail way Act •should
be amended ao as to mak it eotupul•.
sory on the part of the railway com-
panies to supply cars upon reasouabla
notice, and that the warden and clerk
memorialize the 'Di iiinion Govern.
meat asking for the appointment of .a
railway commission with p,wer to
regulate railway ti•tttiitt,..anct further
thtit tire clerk teli,;;raph at once to
the other. councilo . throughout this, ,
Province requesting their co-operation,
--Carriod,
A. notion bg Messrs Manning 'anti
Kayo to raise tits allowance . to mem-
bers
eem-
bers'of the council; to $3, per day, wee
referred ,to the salaries committee.
(:fat motion the conned, gratlted the ,
use otithe county piledriver • to , the
township: of,Tuckersinith,
Movedby, DI ' )McLean, seconded
by,Ff:.;Graham, that the resolution of
Mr Torrance passed at the June rneet-
ing;,.reducing the ailcwnnc:e. to lock-up
keepers.from $lb o $a6, be; rescinded,.
and .that hereafter the suint of $,10 per .
annum be paid to eaten locknp.kgeper,
provided that he •tarnishes a oerti5-
cate Prem the reeve of the. tnunielptrlity
in which the lockup is sit:anted„ebow
ing that the walis•iznd ,ceiling of the
cells ;bairn been properly whitewashetd e
at least once a year,aird floor scrubbed ,.
rot least •twice a year, and the premises
kept ,con tinuaily,io.aclean couditiem.
e.
Referred to salaries oommittce. ”
Moved :by, )hay, $eeonded by , Jaht3:., .
tote that ehe sant of ;$3,000 be, .reieetl.,
by, this connect for .rho improvement
of .boundary lities ill `ilia respective'. •
mnsiicipnitsties,:,, :the said sum, to , be..
expen.aed.ns "directed , by, by-law , tar .
that purpoee. tire matter was re.
ferrt'4 to• the Cleanoe en niittee on try
driisitlti:. .• ..
Flits niatter.,of • gran•ting lltttitloli ii ;
to, tseeerel countyy eoustab;es was ,
referred• :to, the jail; and court; house .
Committee., '
A,.ntotion by, Meehis.., Rollins., and, i -
1:l %ening that tine sum of . $l'2,0 0, t,iw', A
greeted fe_ ", the ereetton.of a County,
aeturti"i of itefugevoti the ovine by antero ,
tIrn Meter t etninteve .. *I ret,
1t7Gie' a trrerd to;•, ,t 8x91
149,zr1s.
Go Monday, n, ,last, while a
son of Mr Abiahati .. aelcsou;a: was
driving to Bleevale, 'tho'horse tuned
to one side and the cutter was
turned. The horse liecornitig fright.,
tened, °rann away; ,drs,ggiilg the youtlg
!l
man some distance, injuring int con-
siderably. No bones were broken, his
injuries being mostly. internal. The
you'ng,man reached tlio, resideneo of
t\ir.Oasemgre, near whose place the
misliap•to4k place, and avas taken to
his borne!, by that gentleman, and med-
ical ,aid rocured.. The.. -horse, after
getting its liberty, tnrneck anti .ran, fyr
its 'horde, where it ` was f9Lnc1 some
time after, none the worse of its run,
and the' cutter and lrsirness unbroken.
-Another of our neighbors departed
this life Sunday, in the person of Mrs.
England, ar. She was residing 'with
her son, Mr. ,1; .Eng;land, on the 5th
line, and had far sotnetiine been in ti
very,.` feeble, condition. ' She had
reached:the.advenoed age•of, over Ofe
years Her remains were interred`
Moltae's cemetery, ort a'l uesday. -
Quarterly services will be,ls9ld in the
Methodist church, on Sunday next. --
A team of colts l,plooging to Mr J Me
Carter ran away, one day last eve ek,
whiferretnrning from Brussels, throw.
ing iV1r cCarte r•nut of the sleig;h,end
breaking the Harness, but• no serious
damage,—The,pupils of S S, No 6
taught .by Mr G I3lac;lrtvel1,intend
giving a grand entertainment "in, the
behoof on lrrida evening,.Feb 3th.
They will be waisted by a number of
their friteeds in the section and others,
and no pains will be snared to make
it a success, Mr A. Il Mueerove wilt
aet as chairman tend deliver a short
whiten. Admission; 1ti cents.• -Miss
Janet Hood is visiting at the Rev Mr
Tonga's, of Eiesherton.—•An crater-
tainment was held at the stone school
house on Tlatrrsdsy evening, 20th alt„
under the lauuspieres ort' the L'terary
Society. The building was crowded
to the doors, itntwithstarsding the lora
favorable wwtttspar,k Dr-Maadonatd,
try
sry4..G ,,watt 'Ind t Ii i + rd 'e
kellywad staltwet
The Young l'eopbb'A Society, of
Christian l;ndeaver, in eontiection.
with the Peesbyterian chetah, aro
having excellent meetings.. They
leave issued a Moe venoatnrue of their
meetings for the six rattathths , arrxrny
with July, fur the* benefit of theta'
messateers and mimes. Their tptinga
are tepid every Tatteday &Mk, twin
P,6'610144, Tr •tri-e,44110
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Messrs Manning and,,Rittz uotninet•
ed Wm Milne, reeve of Grey, for tte
wardenshrp, Mr T'.nrrauce and 1?r
tellies named Joeeph Beek, reeve
of Colborne, Upon a ballot being
taken tweutad$four ballots were given
for sir ,1'hiw, and swenty.live fcr Mr
Reek, weerc'upon the Mark deel,ared.
Mr Beek elected'.
The warden made and subacrtbt,tl
the declaration of other, took the
chair and thanked the itouneil for ehe
honor they had conferred upon hint,,
'l'ee minutes of the last day of the
Jame meeting were read and approved,
aleeers Either, Mooney, Key, Me.'
Phertott aud Beacom wore appointed
by harlot a committee to strike the
s•4i idntg committees for the present
yeah.
Il'iehard,Rariciifi'.', of Goclericlt, vitas
appointed Auditorby the commit and
Lite .warden nominated Jaynes Puttee,
of Goderich township, as the other
uudttor,
The clerk and H • Either were ape
pointed members of the ,board of
criminal, audit for the year 1891,
Messrs:: Halls, Goderich, end Turns
hall, Clinton. were appointed ou the
hoard of county exau;iners of school
teachers for the current year.
The report of the selecting com.w
xnittee of standing committee's for the
year was as fn'leeve ;
1 uatlztctiore - ' Beacom, Britton,
Taylor, livid, Mooney, Torrance,
4anuders, Weber,, $lierritt, Mc-
Pherson.
'Firntulce -- Bullies, I+yalbfleisch,
Pr'oudfoot, Bennewe'is, Nay, .herr, M
Y McLean, Hamilton, Berms, Katz.
,Ltratt, Castle, Johnston, •Gritfio,
Scott, 'Coleman,
):Road and J3ridge—Ei1bez,Milner,
Kai, Cox, Oliver, ttloouey, Ortricke
shank, Bowers. Malloy, Scott, Mo -
Lean, (Tuekerstnith), Hess,. ee irvin,
8nerritt, Strothers, McKeuzie4
School and Printing Manning,
Coleman, Ibolt, Weber, Cook, . Mor-
rison, Howe, Kennedy, Kal}11eisch,
Stewart, Anderson.
Gabl.aiici Court .House-S'nunders,
Graham, Morrison, Kennedy, Nay,
Cruickshank, Erratt, Haruiltc n, Bow-
ers,>Stothers, McLean (Tuelcerstuith),.
Anderson, M "Y McLean.
Salaries -- Rate, Holt,,. Stewart,
Kerr, Itydd, Bissett, Britton, Oliver.
Special—Cook, Milne, Proutifoot,
Eit her, 13enneweis,MePherson,Rollins,
Beacom, Bryans.
• Warden -Taylor, Castle, Torrance,
Howe, Ray, Graham, Ooi, Grifi;ii.
an tnetien, Mr Johnston, deputy -
reeve of lioivick, was added to the
road and bridge committee, and A IL
Manning to the equalization committee
and the repor',t adopted with the ad-
dition. of these names.
A letter from Mr Totten, of the
Provincial Secretary's o`tHce, was read,
Moved by Mr Sanders, seconded by
s1r Cook, that pursuant to the latter
of,,Ilth,J'<aly, 1890; iii reply toe the
memorial of this council re Scott Act
balances; from Mr henry Totten, of
the Provincial Secretary's Depart•.
meat, this eolrnty council do agree to
assume liability for all claires,• that
may in future arise against snoll.
balances on condition that the same
are paid over to the oonnty treasurers -.
Oarried,,
A,pr'tition from,the ,cen lty, equncil,
or',.C3.xfcrd iir reference to gaol manage-'
meat was tear).,. and , referred to , the
special committee, '
,p,.
petition ftioin;i;l a county council
of Leecls and Grenville in: reference to
Additional Govet u'inent., :sttpport to
Public and Bi ;h Sehootsewes read;nd
referreai to the,scbeol ctauiinititye,.,
Moved by. Mr Milne, ` seconded . by.
Mr Nay, that the tnaiptenai,oe., of
David Kinsm:3n,, a ward ofa the,county,
be paid haityearly at the rate of ,$100 ,
Icer anima to the order of •tle reeve
of 'Grey.; lleferred,; to , the , fleeter'
eo1n nittee., ..
A . petition. of, thetamely, canncil. of
'Middlesex in reference to Am appoizii:
fegieit, of inspectors of :cbeele factories
CVAs, read and teferi;ed to the special
Committee,.'
)Medical certificates of the lunacy of
John red Edward Sealer. of Wang -
Melee indigents, rtl trferre l t.t the
ligature Ytoi tt.tttitftep„
An miplieitti;en. of the sheaf 'for a
1.,
ial. cr`trt5 gaol, c•;
¢lu, at° $ rt conrpai ittar(i by
4 d ~ ar 4
f.',r jiN, gi it f•
e hlif.t s
to the' 11
?Ur M man lag
dlxation easem.itt
gri?,alit ar sr'40
Xs t'Iluws w,is
of Co, of Alidtikesee
-specters of milli en
fait: Curies : 1.'tet:ornlime
tical be not, granted,
opposed to euolh a
that a copy of this a
to the Ltt'ut,Ooverte
to the ieetrlhers for
the petition of Co, ol
irrt,* oontrol.of hoofs
the petition be grail
of George Oonuor tc
a+nt at Agi College;
no action be taken as
there at pt'eseiit. • 11
eystem ; That uo so
diF.FORT o> T'SNA
was read, Mr Mc1<?lr,
'Motion of Proudfoce
That actiount of Joh.
fur matting, eta. sine
• c*dice be pard. Lost
Balance of report.
follows : A Ii Oornel
to' Registry office,
'hooks fob 1)ivisinu C
Gill, Exeter, $10 ;
450 ; hl Lusty,
$10 ; John Mituhetl.
keep of John A Mit
',rordlou, t,nrial- rxt'e
$18 ; Winghaiu ,
tlotteriuh ,Star, ,7,11
rsnu.f rtes, ev" 18 ; to,
for keep of ,Mary Ell
tern, sundries re ext
A Al nor°, gaol snpp
a\loaion of Stotire
Pissed that John
Robert flu lin be su
tt hair of handcuffs,
constables be suppli
$300 is granted. to
1l,ortic+ritural seoiet
Trios Downey, ;»2.5;
Silver Creek belch;
X1"5 75 ; .Exeter Ti
Huron Teachers' I,
Robb, E Huron {
$83,98. for sundrie
(1 1•libbter, lock-up
(;Linton New Era, A
lt.ACOrd, $1 John Ali
Guderie,h, $I(); l,)11
ward, $100 perrenni!
of deputy reev-e•Kei
ttxtd J Sadler were ae
cue sty ano granted.
'Treasurer reported •
iteeistr3t, heel paid' r
Motion of Goblin
vias passed granting
iryear as ward of t
°.l'ubilt, of..,Stratf arc)
f=or arrest of a horse
410 was paid to Pri
apcfatiou,.,Toronto; e
ed: for .lock-up ke
l;lyth ; J 13rethour,
Petty piece, W'iughi
lI, Clegg, (lorries t
ton : 13russols Pust,
wood to Court Il,
Baker, for keep of.
•Fraser &.Porter, st
Godericli Signal, $
k Co, lumber, ;$3
'stationery, $14.45
'are for .gaol, $13
Son, $2 92 B Hu
stitute, $25 ; 11 Oar
Walker, 'gaol, •$8 ;
house supplies, $17.
of Chas Dugan),
bourne, court house.
$6 ; that no bound:
Tie made; l! G Neel
$87.70.
ilfotion of Eo'lins
That $12,000 he
t)uunty Howie of
sustained, Qounty
•eimplies for Court,
Registry office, am
when practicable.
went, certified by
printed in Minutes,
try eounty fur money
to be duly registerec
aye certified by solic.
having oceurred in s
sitter,. special tefot
deferred until June
The County 'Treat
there had been Tea
iitents.fornierly mad
07.6, and there has 1
mortgages of farm 11
'Thetotal investmen
the year were $132,1
mice etthe eredit of
areortut awaiting ine
1179 72 The ntortg,
bear interest .at the
)0.r annum, and sine
year $7 •150 adtitnm
+•i at i to, haat( r'i.tt t
11i81t trr,en an overt '>
siesoniite, %1v: admit,
1 aGnue. 1(WawsNe
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