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THE WINGUiUI TIMES, APRIL 21, 1893,.
we remember that last year the popula-
tiott of t-3ptario wits :1,112 03.1, whereas
that oi'. Quebec) was I;483,5S0.
C1. B. Geismar, r, a Toronto barrister, has'
secured lit verdict against I'alieealagis-
trate Denison, et Toronto, for 31000 and
Police.1nspeotor Stephens, of the same
place, for ,,GOU for malicious arrest anti,
imprisonment. Gordon was a witness in
a case before the magistrate and appear-
ed a couple of times to give evidence,but
the case was remanded. The third time
the case cattle up for 'rearing, Gordon
could not attend, being engaged to a ease
i at Osgoode Hell. On the strength of
Conling to Ontario we i'iod that the' of the suppreseiou of the pool -selling
seven Cabinet Ministers were paid 331,-1 business. It is said to be. questionable
C'O) last year. j whotbor these pluco4 cau be shut up autil
The 00 members of the Legislature
our law is merle more effective. TbeY
, representations of the prosecutor, the
Police - - -
his arrest, The same day he was arrest -1 Columbia 25 and the Territories `3G. All
°ha 11aOnt
ad, searched and put in the cells, whore I these men aro paid, the sessional indom-
he remained for nbottt twenty minutes,l nity, in the case of Quebec nlene,amount-
_ __ _ _ , and was then taken ;,eforo the Police ing to *800 per member.
e..a^► ---,'''''--'s-'-"7.-7---'--:--------
, �~ ,,. — I D2agistrat0, who accepted bail for his i After looking over the forgoing state -
n` 1 f the 0 OM i
e
•
Gr6 COO' 1 have beet; cloned out of New 'York oldie by
drew in indemnity and iniletige ,1
To the forgoing must be added the
cost of government in the smaller Prov
faces. Wo have not the figures at hand
as to the number of Ministers .and their
eaiolttmenta outside of Ontario..
I But Quebec has a Legislative .Assent-
Illy of 05 members and a Couugil of 24,
• Nova Scotia has a double chamber con-
sisting all told of 45 members ; Prince
.
Edward Island has a double header of
. 43 ; New 13runswick a single chamber
icelaRistrate issued a warrant for ; With 41 members ; Manitoba 35; Brit
ish
w speoial set, with the result that the
operators are coming aoross to Toronto to
"play the races" front here. 'There is one
pool roots open and three more ere said
to be in readiness.
Meanwhile, the question is being asked,
Why is the law not ;nude effective if it be
ineffective? The average law mind be-
comes impatient with that veneration for
existing statutes which seems to be bred
by the study awl practice of law, and
makes lawyers so reluctant to make
agieudm0uts as soon as they are required.
A new criminal code. was passed by per,
liaanent !eat year and amended at the
recent session, admirable opportunities to
place beyond a doubt the law's relation to
the pool••selling busiuessin allits phases.
A•oleuso was inserted, but a prominent
lawyer's opinion is that it will not meet
the astute expedients which will bo used
to evade its working. It was copied, he
sage, from the English law, whereas the
best way to•heve dealt with the matter
would have been to copy the New York
act, whose provisions have met in that
state all the subterfuges wench are being
used in Toronto. J. L. A.
L.
�I appearance at the next tearing o 1 lnents who can doubt the truth of the
• e officers, with the
' case. Gordon sued then statement that the machinery of the
above result. They appealed from the l
r decision, but their appeal was dismissed, I government is too costly and that the
tIDAY, APRIL 21, 1893. the judge holding in the case of the expense must bo reduced if the present
.' 1 Police Magistrate that he should not 1111 system is to continue.
EDITORIAL NOTES. have issued the warrant without taking 1 How is the reduction to be made? Re -
evidence and satisfying himself thatl duce the cost ohe oboliah fficio ftGe
Senate
:roil MCCARTHY, M. P., will be Gordon did not intend to appear to give General395,000 ,
banquet by his admirers in evidence. In the case of the Police In- and so save 576,000 per annum; consoli-
. shortly, - spector,he exceeded his powers in treating date the three Maritime Provinces into
one, with one Lieutenant -Governor and
a single chamber of 40 members and save
at least 8100,000 ; place the office of
Lieutenant -Governer in all:thgProvinees
on a business instead of9,ocial footing
providing office rooil lot each in the
several Parliament ll' ildings and abol-
ishing the official rItsidences and this
reform will save, in the Province of On-
tario alone, at least 510,000 a year.
1
arbitrators in the matter of the
accounts between the Dominion
provinces of Ontario and Que-
st in Ottawa this week.
Morris%,
Mrs. Chao. Sheriff, of Toronto, is visit-
ing at Willows n'arrow's this week.
MISS Nellie Rutledge and Mise Aggie
Agar left for Manitoba on Monday of
this week,
Thos Bone, jr„left on Monday to learn
the framing with Thos, Newsome, of
Brussels.
The rain and snow, of the past week,
has been very dotrtniental to spring
seeding, especially on low or heavy
ground. Jas.
Quintin Anderson, 3rd line, and
Martin, 4th line, have both, lost their
dogs by poison. The fiend who is doing
this nefarious work. should be given a
dose of his own medicine to help hits on
his way to deadens
Jas. Ireland, 3rd line, has lost a litter
of ten pigs, and five handsome young
ewes with what is commonly known as
ogrubby head,” Mr. Ireland's loss will
be close upon one hundred dollars.
John Bosman and bride (nee :Miss
Laura Sellars) left for Rat Portage,Ont,
last Monday. Mr. Bosman has been a
fireman on the C. P. R. for the past six
years, and being horse for the Easter
holidays, he concluded to make things
more lively by taking unto himself a
wife. Away success attend them in their
journey through life.
'While Mrs. Wm. Bray was returning
front. Bluevalo, one evening last week,
and while In the swamp, on the 3rd line
east of Henry Bone's, Thos. Garness,who
was riding horseback, collided with her
rig, smashing the front wheel and badly
damaging the front axle. This shows
utter carelessness on the part of Mr.
Garners, as there was plenty of room for
t. reran on horse back to pass.
Gordon asp. criminal, searching him, &o.
A pere•rarrox from the Patrons of In-
dustry and the Doiniuiou Grange waited
upou tbe Ontario Government, last week,
ill ,introduced into the Nova i and l,reseuted the following memorial :
egislature to suppress guessing "To cause that mortgages, railway, bank
sing word competitions, is likely and all company stock and debentures be
o law. Such a law should bo withdrawn from the list of properties ex -
Y tbi3 Ontario Legislature. ewpted from taxation ; and that taxes be
us differences have arisen in
Columbia between the mainland
island of Vancouver, and it is
that they will be politically
ed shortly.
d
required to be paid upon the values of
such mortgages, in lieu of the properties
so encumbered, and such stocks and de-
bentures, instead of the incoms derived
therefrom, as at preseut.
''•To cause that the superior courts of
the province be decentralized, and that the
• ti)*,
The Canadian Order of k'oreoters
of Dungannon wit old a concert; in
the agricultural FM en the evening
of the 24t1i of May.
WINGHA"m• MARKETS.
Wisens t, April 20, 1800
Corrected b3' P. Deans, Produce Dealer,
• 475 to
rte r„
Flour per 1001bs,
Full wheat per bushel,
9prinq
Oats, •
Barley
Peas,
13utter, tub
do Rolls,
Eggs per doz.
Wood per cord,
Hay per torr,
Potatoes,
Creased hogs
•
2 00
04
88 to 00
20 to 80
30 to 04
55 to 05
10 to 10
io to • 10
3 75 to 2 00
0 00 to 45 to 7 0
7 00 to 7 00
. Gift Schemes.
Toronto is getting an uuneviable repo-
tatiou oil acocunt of the numerous fake
S. LAttRE has been appoints schemes which are making her the base
Commis -stoner to the World'sI I of operations, a lawyer said to we the
jurisdiction of divisiou courts be increased• t other day. It is time the city was rid of
succession to Mr. Wm. Saunders, ,,That the Government will take such them, ho said, and his opinion is pretty
, and Hon. John Carling and I section •. will give effect to plank No. 8 iu generally entertained at present. GUI and
Tessa: have been appointed
prize schemes of all'kindti flourish, and
y commissioners to represent the service reform that will give each county race poral -selling is tt thriving busiuesa
l the Patrons' platform : 'c1 system of civil
1
on, power to appoint or elect all county ofiieiels The law seems to fall short of them, al -
power
of the Imperial Fedora- petit by them, except couuty judges.' though the Drown officers bear them eou-
ague waited on Mr. Gladstone "That chap. 30 of 35 Vie., known as scantly in mind and worry their brains to
k. While he spoke very favor- the 'act respecting compensation to,woek- devise a way of getting at them. About
the plank in their platform for 1T1eu in certain eases, be amended as fol- their itntnorality the authorities have uo
ty of the Empire, he distinctly lows, subsection 2, by adding the follow- doubt. a The missive word contest which
hat the mother laud would not fug words after the word 'act' :—'Save and were introduced a few' mouths ago had
xoin free trade or have anything excepting where such employers shall be been stopped in Loudon, England, but it is
ith a preferential tariff for colon- engaged in the ordinary work of the aeries tt question whether our law will reach
acts. aulturists, including husbandman, garden them Thsir promoters, however,evideut•
e Congregational Western As- r or fruit grower. And that sub -section
ly preferred to atop them to tryiug tbe
n meeting at Guelph, last;week, 0 be amended by striking out on the third issue in the courts. The decision of justice
owing resolution was unanimous- line tbereofthe words 'servant in has- sere upou the bnateguessing case of a few
bandry.' years ago holds that where an element of
ted : "That this association has "That it be made the duty of the county
with great interest the pro- skill enters a contest chance goes out, and
crown attorney to prosecute any persons the lotteries act does not apply. If, there -
crown attorney
have been had in the way who conspire, combine or associate diem -supplying
erence between certain Congre- fore, as much skill is iuvolved in
selves in any wise, or do any act, for the a missing word as in r+alculatia� the num-
purpose or and the Toronto Pres- purpose or when the tendency thereof
'n regard to possible union; and ber of beans in a bottle, according to that
would be to control the price of any nano- judgme'trt, the missing word contests may
xpress its hearty to thetldi ided h
featured or commercial article ; and ti:,at continue their course.
avors to consolidate the divided a test case be made under thepresent act
f our common Christianity." With regard to the gift schemes, they
for the, prevention and suppression cf be known to be frauds, add the ordiu-
uo in vogue in tOtwliahipa is for the- op
es of ooutagioos disease the method .combinations - formed for the restraint mit Y
made, and that the province bear one- dry citizen probably believes be could show
them to be tic, but it ha,3r been puzzli ug
n to notify, the township clerk, the, half the expense of such test case.' thetopublics department i t fha,ii atime how
notify the health officer, and the-' Mr. Mowat told the deputation that to get them where far' long:plll tam hhow
o post a placard on the house. In their representations o0 the different sub- to only opportunity the to int Moro is hold
ps of extensive distances this ed jects treated of in the memorial would The coo lybe opportroved unity the prizes aro not as
oft trouble and delay. Mr. Balfour receive the earnest consider*. tion of the represented. an
The Wealth
cf Health
Is in Pure Rich
Blood; to enrich
the blood is like
putting money out at interest,
Of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil
and Hypophosphites
posseses blood enriching properties in
a remarkable degree. Ara you all r o
down? Take Scott'S Emulsion,
Be sure and
as Palatable as 1;1i1k.
get the genuine.
Proparoda bysac+uooa,ovoe f.ras 1t. 1e.
Gerrie.:
A meeting for the re -organization of RAND TRUNK Y.
the Gerrie foot -ball club was hold at the will run
Albion hotel on Saturday evening last 1
and the following efficient staff of officers Colonist Trains
elected:—Pres.-3. 11. Taman; Vice -Pres
—A. McIntosh; sec. — J. M. Koine;
Treas.—W. Doig; Capt.—D. a allahay; 1:1i ESD AY
l
'To
Committee of Management—Goo. Walk- �p��ai�eoRTtBlASrST
er, W. Doig, R. Perkins. 911+5 C
The Gerrie will dam teas carried away During
on Wednesday night of last wool. as'
well as the bridge. The loss to Mr. r�
Dane, ownor of the mill, will scarcely be
less than $2,000,and several months' time 1
will be iequirsd to repair the damage For full information apply to
The municipality also loses heavily in l
the, destruction of the bridge.
The schemes :are operated
deuced a hill in the Ontario Legis- government. on a large•scale uncle: theft pretense of
o simplify the matter by requiring = = --- - .'introducing' certain new ,;gods, such as
sicfaus in tovrnsbips to placard the It Costs too Much to Run the Gov- soap, seeds, or other mailablejarticles, and
n which they are treating patients ernments of this Country. some have grown to enormous,proportious.
gimes
Educational Matters.
The following dandle concerning
educational matters in Huron, aro taken
from the report of the Minister of Educa-
tion for 1802. The total public school
population in Huron was 18035; Bruce,
Grey, Simooe, Wellington and York are
the only counties with a larger number.
The following shows the relative position
of the several towns in Huron :
diseases. Last year we paid 543,666 for the Gov- For ample a firm advertisgs that, with
art of Aberde3n lias been cup- ernor-General's salary ; 35,000 for his the object of iutrodnoiug a iiew kind of
governor-general of Canada. travelling expenses ; $12,703 for office say baking powder, they will send a 300
will. not, however, begin until salaries; 6,912 for contingencies, and package of ft to anyone sending ten three=
bor. Ue. ntil then Lord Stanley 319,844 for expenses in connection with cent stamps; also ann a sending
the dratribu-
. tinue in office. Lord Aberdeen Rideau Hall. This makes a grand total tion of a large number of prizes; of 8300 or
ady chosen his military secretary of over 893,000 for one year. Since Con- less, to those who respond. The law is
er in the Cold stream Guards, federation the tdtal cost of the office, as 1 not broken if the baking powde� is sent,
Mai The new viceroy is now on shown bj a return presented in reply to whether it be worth 30e or not, ,if the ad -
to Canada, but will not come to a motion ley Mr. Muloek, has been 32r vertisement is worded astutely. A scheme School expended over $10,000, $5.75 going
until Lord Stanley has departed 8510,0.
ate already mentioned, In the The East
Then the Lieut. -Governor of Ontario
ase Lord Aberdeen will spend the receives a salary of 310,000 and the con -
between the World's fair at tingene'es connected with his office, ex-
, in which Lady Aberdeen has elusive of the interest on a residence tbat
spediial interest, and his British l represents an expenditure of 8171,000,
ranch. amounts to $5,853 more.
areal Gakette is a strong Con- Each of the other Provinces has a
journal, but it sees much to Lieut. -Governor also, the salaries of the
the management of the affairs same running from 37,000 to 310,000, the
by the Mowat Government. aggregate being $60,825, aside from cot -
cent issue it makes some tell-
ra
e o
P+ 8os
0 .
P4.-4
to
t0 a
•
J. NICOLL, Agent,
WINGIr.ur.
Messrs Bruiles & McNaughton, of •
Ottawa, have been awarded the cons •tr7r7•I '�'r,HAM FOUNDRY
IiRY
tract for the new work at Godc•ric)i :Yii!! 1`f •it
harbt-t. The amount of the contract is G JAS. MURRAY & CO.
in the neighborhood of $38,000 manufacturers of
Land Rollers, Plows, Gang Plows, etc.
AUCTIONIO SAL ! General Castings in Iron aud Brass fur-
nished to order.
VALUABLE �� ®PARTY I repair, for salooebea gle Reaper, in good
Clinton 557 ' $6 93
Goderich.....:, 808 610
Seaforth... , 618 G '71
Win ham 618 6 19
I
ga .....
34173 72
5656 52
4342 87
4075 84
—IN T115—
TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY
TInder and by virtue of the Power of Salo con-
tained in a certain mortgage made to the Vendors,
bearing slate the 80th day of January, A. D.. 18S8,
and which will be produced at the time of sale, there
will be sold by Public Auction at the
The cost per pupil in the whole county
was r*6.66,and there were only six counties
in the Province where it was lower. York
is the highest, the cost per pupil beiug
$10.30. There are four Separate Schools
in the comity, with an attendance of 193,
the cost per pupil being 30.25, and only 4
teachers, all being males.
Clinton Collegiate last year expended
over $6000, of which over $1500 went for
fuel, books, contingencies, etc. Seaforth
Collegiate expended nearly 36000, 3700
doing the same as Clinton. Goderich High
of this kind (nilly baking powder le not the I for contingencies.
tingencies and cost of residences.
'eons between this Province But even this is. only the beginning, i
of Ott b c Here is its state- Thee are the frills at the top Below
ee. s
ice eirpentliture for the year of are a host of Ministers and Legislators
ah are common to the two l both at Ottawa and the various Provin-
cial capitals.
Ontario. Quebec.. The
, ent.4, ,$23,7,itiu 8266,324 _.. l,he thirteen Ministers at, Ottawa last
�n .. 133,x9"7 282,264 year cost the country (88,010 for ealaries
Yt.
Ire :
*•*** Y
rr..+r.,r 'i. s.. %91,689 538,3041 alone.
.,...... 633,161. 887,2]0 The Senators received $67,118 in in -
.,....r 818.43) :160,$56'
cirri rir... 167,282 142,464
density and $9,258 Lu 'mileage for last
Huron Teachers' Institute
article) is now being worked in Toronto, reports only 46 members, while West
anti the replies fill tnail bags every days Huron reports 130.
ono come from all the states, from Maine Tbe following places have Mechanics'
to California. The receiptf, are eatintated Institutes : Blyth, Brussels, Clinton, Ethel,
at upwards 01 51,000 a day. For a long Exeter, Goderich, Gerrie, Hensel', Sea -
time the operators sent baek�notlring, but forth, St. Helens, Orris, am, Wroxeter,
their attention being called to that feet they and the receipts of each were ; Blyth,
begun sending away about five cents 3128; Brussels, 3107; Clinton, $480; Ethel,
worth of chat they advertised. $92 ; .Exeter, 3300; Goderich, $584; Gerrie,
Por all "fakes" Toronto has become a 5163 ; Hensel', 3232; Seaforth, 3870; St
Helene, $185; Wiindier8, 3420; Wroxeter:
The coriimission pool rooms were given, $217
s, new lease of life by•Chief ,Tustice Arm- I
our's lecision that the ln,w dM nob apply T
where the races upon which pools were the
sold were rine outside of Canada, The
absence of the word "foreign" in ono
clause in the statute raised this new+ point
to perplex the authorities. This and the
judgement of Justice Rose on the Priest •.
roan charge, in 'whic'h it was held that if
BRUNSWICK ROTEL,
in the
TOWN OF WINGHAM,
in the County of Huron,
On Monday, the 1 $ day of May,
A. D., 893,
city of refuse.
the money involved in the transaction
03,554 5`� 107 n alt actually sent away to be placed as
by PETER DEAN
o'clock in the after
propc.t'IY, b nig :
otionoer, at half -past one
oo , the following yaluable real
Lot nun er n u
the Ninth Concession of the
Township of Tur b ry, in the County of Huron,
containing one h rod acres, more or less. This
is a valuable tarn nd well situated. It is 8 miles
from \Vingham, + thriving, market town, and only
4 miles frog; the village of Wroxeter, The buildings
consiatof ailrst•class stone dwelling and a fairly
good barn. There is a good orchard. The farm is
Well fenced.
TERMS.—Ten per cent. of the purchase mercy at
the time of sale and the balance without interest in
30 days thereafter. In ell other respects the condi.
tins of sale will b.: the standing conditions of the
High Court of Justice, Chancery Division. The
title deeds may be inspected at the office of the
Vendor's Solicitors.
For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Darrow
dt Prondfoot, Barristers, Goderich ; 11. Vanstone,
Barrister, whngham, the Auctioneer, or to
CAMERON, HOLT 4 1IOLMES,
PETER DEANS, Vendor's Solicitors.
Auctioneer.
Dated 12th April, A. D., 1103.
AMA 1E HNT
This
PAPER -
the season ,f the year when
NGIN
SAL
he McCabe farm of 100 acres on
GRAINING., G
6th con. of Nest Wawatiosn has SIC
acid
far, 4
060.
been ,
It �
The Presbyterians of Mount Forest
have invested in a beautiful act of
porcelain dishes for church use, 001n••
prising 1,000 pieces, on all of which is
a cut of the church and the words,
♦rr wrrr ,l_ , smealo ; w • r n P wllieb is pure white
ei rrrrr 1'.03,616 138,107 The 215 members of the Commons drew, the ougtemer wished the manager of the11893."
heavy, teas Imported bite
r 2,>8 400 - . and e.
shill , ' ' , working on commision, stands in the way England or a euro t .
iif s ill'fnore monied when 9G0 under the second.
'Presbyterian church, Mount forest,
.....r. l 8, 3 ,
iri8189 7�9f58 � X214' 059 under the first head and X19,- business at this end was only an agent Lf l d f the 1 amore
are required, and I
repetred to do work
All work done in
and satisfaction gu
Orders may bo le
Gun Shop, and wil
tion.
Wingliarn, April 7
OM]NING,
PAINTING,
ZING,
WRITING, &c.,
isl
o s
a
Y that
Yam
n al .f these lines.
Several horses for sale cheap.
JAS. MURRAY & Co.
Wingham, Ont.
TW() KINDS
OF
CUSTOMERS.
workm c 'like manner
anteed.
et Mr, J. LONG'S
t eaten -
receive Brom
ror�.xi„m..m®
WIDT„ AWARE
KIND BIJY FROM TAE
City Fruit & Confectionery Store
Because they can get goods that are
right and up to the times.
ANOTHER KIND ARE
50. A. Pifli?PEN.
1,1803,
FAST ASLEEP
But they are waking up to the feet that
1 can give them goods that will
please thorn. Full litres of
Fruits, Oysters,Confectionery,&c
APPLES BY THE BARREL
Agent for Parker's Dye Works.
Canned goods of every description al-
ways on hand and my prices aro as lovir
its the lowest,
Dent forget the place, opposite the neva'
Bank of Hamilton. -
ROST: ILLY.
y
4,
ifT3iuevala.
(Inbeeded for lest name) e) . Qat .
?fir, Scott and son Harry, bac; Sea.
fortbaiiwent Sunday at Mr. Frank
$oetfirt
Miss Watson, of Teeaw•ater, is visit-.
ing her cousin, Mrs. Jas. Timmins.
Ole Mrs. (Rev.) L4, McQearrie, Mrs, A,
Boos, and daughter Mabel, of Wing -
haw, were visiting at Mr, John Cola
Lee's, last week.
1VLr. T. J. Dillon, formerly cheese -
Maker of this village, with his wife
sand family, were visiting their old ac-
,quaintanoes here last meek. Mr. Dil-.
lon is travelling for •the Dairy Asso-
i3iation,
11Ir, J. 11ePhersoa, 'left here on Tues-
7)f
ues-
,/day to work in a sewing; rn'tehinem
fao-
oJry near Bundle, . oe will be mssed
bthe young folks, a8 he was a great
favorite among 111001,
Mrs. Iditchcox'a bectura on Sunday
.afternoon would have been very good
but for the had reputation she gave
the secretary of the I1. 0. G. T. of thin
place. 'l,'lie reputation she gave that
person was untrue and altogether RD.
deserved by her,
Messrs. Dllif & .Stewart haye order-
ed a carload of red cedar shingles fres
British Colutubia..
1Vlisa •lVLinilie AtTaQuarrie, of Wing
haat, was visiting fit Rev. A. Y. Hart
lay's last week-
Mtlasra. R. L. and Wm. Stewar
have gone to Toronto to attend t>1a
Scheel of Pedagogy.
West Vii'avvanosh.
Council met on April 8tlt, with rale
the members ptiesent. The minuets
of last meeting were read and confine
ed. The treasurer's report for &ebnu
ary and March shoaled balance and art
ceipts $411.17, with expeuditure$22..1
—filed.
The following were appointed poem
keepers :-1Vizi. Plunkett, Thos, Niel
olson, Jas. Jackman, P. ,McCann, ,Nett
Clark, Thos. Alexander, Wm. Huaa,p
ry, James Campbell and John Arehe
Fence -viewers:: •John Plunkett,
McCabe, G. Rutledge, Jno. McLea
Wm. Dunkeld, .Alex. Peutland, \Vy
McAllister, John Thompson, Ws
Cameron, J, Gordon, J .13. Rutherfa.
and Thos. Sanders.
Pathmasters A. Dodd, 0. Irwli
• Wm. Watson, 43as. Winnill, The
Leaver. W. Bailie, J. T. Campbe
W, Oliver, Jno, Bailie, Alex. Iios
Wm. Hill, Jno. Kinker, C. Washin
ton, Thos. Nicholson, Win. Milligi
G. \V. Caldwell, J, ;D. Saylie, Rob
Henderson, Win. Dulllceld, J. 0. W
son, Richard Finnigan, Jno. Moso,
B. Boyle, 11. Taylor, :A. Robinson, J
Woods, Jno. Bowers, %Chas. Darn
;\Vr1i. Campbeli,E 'Tonoler, Jno. Smi•
Jno. Thompson, Robs.' McAllister,
,Me'>.11iscer, .5. Plow,nran, Jas. R
Wend, P. Carney, P.. O'Connor, Jo
IOhamney,Andrew Stewart, Geo. We
T.White,T. MCRobertyld.13. Murray
Craig, James An>lerson.,,Geo. Tisda
Jas. Edwards, J. MuOroslee, J
Woods. E. Nortou.D. Toddsos Durn
E. Hates, Jas. Barbour, Jas. Thor
EOM, D. Farrier, W. A Taylor, \y
Welwood, 1!. S,:,tt, Wm. Miller,
C. Webb, Jas. Dsnnrlly,,D. McMill
G. Anderson, J. [nails, J. iLaidlaw
Clark, J. G. Ward, A. Barbour,
Gordon, J. Barbour, Jos. Laidlaw,
S. Holmes, F. McDonWld,, Wm. We
W. Thorn, jr,, John Hole, B.
Crawford, E Carroll, Jos. 4rauet,
Addison, G. Caliaf-tw,Alex. Pur
W. McQuillan, Jas. Foster, J. N
bray, John Gaunt, R. Lowery.
A by -1 aw confirming the loreg
appointments was prepared and sig•
Messrs Phalen and Robinson
dented a petition with 130 signati
asking that a bridge be built et
the Maitland river, on the 4th and
concessions. Moved by Mr. Gil
seconded by Mr. Medd, that the
tion be received and laid over •
after the June session of the Oa
Council Carried,
The following checks were iss
T. 1)isher, plank and timber, $4
R. IC, Pithier, 5 memorandum be
0. McRoberts, repairing two cult,
cons 8 and 9, $2 ; W. Serima
culvert repairing, $1.50 ; R. Bo
repairing culvert, eons 4 and 5
emits,
The Council then adjourned to
as a Court of Revision and for
business on Saturday, May 27th.
R. K. MuLLnn, Cit
The Dotniniort saw and lead •
on Icing street west, Toronto,'
damaged by fire Sunday morni
the value of $75,000.
At th
•
v
e
N Easter 'Vestry
of St. TI
church, Seaforth, the hector we
sented with .'iO0, and his st
raised to $900. .
The managers of the haul
Stratford have decided to exact
count of 20 per cent, on all Ant
silver that 'passes over their co
on andaftet Hay 1st.