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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-06-16, Page 4saga, 2 itei a CA Toad Act ot 1892 mistimed by rho , l county, was read and referred to the ILL° ad and bridge committee. ae read om %iS I A. miledBetwrg Eh ot liolReferred to road and I bridge committee, i Application of reeves of W. Wawanosh - + Ito have Jas. Barnes put on list of county 1J GGIST wards, was referred to the ammo COrn- Iheport of the treasurer • f referred to • 'ttoe. j ' + •t ReportDivision Court sup- d 4 C GRAPH 7J ' plies read and referred to Co. property AIDI , ly• W. TELEGRAPH ' , and supplies Y re- Brunswick ouse 1 tarred to finance committee. ■ 1 County auditor's report was road and B referred to the Mance committee. v. Ont i Gaoler's report was referred to County 'lil]HI171' y _ property committee• supplies were T1 — - + Tenders re. stationery t referred to exeoutive committee. t' [. 11 Letter from county solicitor and award oi 1 • mi wasree the finance ooatmi of clerk ro. i committee, U stationery THE WINGRAM TIMES, JUNE 16, 1893. 3. That the county shall contribute to wtti'ds,the maiutenance of the°other night bridges hereiebeiore rueutionod, being bridges 100 feet or padre la length, and be- ing (a) The bridge known as hurrah'$ bridge. (o) The bridge known, as Hogg' bridge. (d) The bridge know.[tows then un. shine beiege. (f) The bridge as i#odmin bridge• g) the bridge kaow0 as Gallagher's bridge. (b) The bridge known +' bridge. (t) The bridge k wn se 13ra Witrdeu, County et Huron, Hess and prosper draoben is visiting knows as I3ranclou's bridge and et e'S Goderioh. Miss Clara bridge known as Martin and Yanai 1 lite f lir Mounts ye. Huge, in Peterboro this week. An oflioar was bout to Brussels lvat on A ed doer+ not appear to the to shom that the taxation. of tiny maideipality in the county is so greatly disproportionate as to require injustice IsfY readjuetmeut,. 0. If my aolleaguea aro. correct In their construction of the section, then I would. agree in heir award, (Sgd.) ISAAC P 'lots, min, onanow'a rs•rT1t0. Gon$nlcli, ONT., J nue lith, 1893, Joarcrx G1U)').`lx, Esq., A very pleo'snnt event oeeurred at the a '1'ennplo, Cbioil;;o, on Thursday May 4th, when Mies 2, inggie Cardno, daughter of Alexander Ceram), of Sea• forth, was united in marriage to Geo, 'Vest, of Hamilton, North Dakota, and formerly of Brussels, Mr. West hes waited a good while but we now under- stand why those yearly trips were made to Huron County. His old friends in Brussole wish him and his bride happi- of arbitrators re. Morris v. H.uronTo ., was read; also reasons from Judge s Sh why be did not agree withanthe d lorto other • _.__ arbitrators, Messrs. Clegg ` t - • "-`—` i The following is the correspondence on t LDITOIZIAL NOTES. Re the subject; 1n t <1 .molar, officer of the customs is to nee Awaxn, Hex be stationed at Montreal to see that + ,, 11f foreign eheese is properly labelled and is In the matter Tfatthe, . oAfrbiittherat on of to creep under the protection twee" the C Po "the County") not allowedo1 Huron f the high in amount reputation. iniited. and the Corporation ofa the Township of years1leia certain amount o he Stator cheese has been able to got into {Morris, (hereinafter palled "the Town - ow the English markets in company with ship.") Whereas His Honor Isaac Francis `l1 our primo qualities, and being inferior, I toms, County Judge, hap' been duly ap- alt Chas injured the general reputation which r and on behalf of Lie Canadian cheese enjoys. While the iiointecl arbitrator by rGrain- A. elf of quantity was not large, it was sufficient 1 "the County," William Clegg, to do mischief to the whole season's es ' merchant, arbitrator by and on behalf of A port.• "the Township," and Jasi Alexander r -at -law third arbitrator, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1893. bridge, all wihitt the said Towne lip o _ Morris, forty per ceutum of thecost in. 1 MQs 9DEAR 13 Sin. aware, au award was made before of the,said eight ,,, the above rn:otter, a copy of which I bofaro nneutioued for the noriod of 10 tiara, including the present year 1893, to l herewith enclose. You will observe that y two ot the Arbitral r be paid from time to time as the work anti. materials are done and provided. t the 3. That that the Couuty shall pall question for the next ton years, ,nolurltng Township, on the scale of the High Court ' qui ioseut year. The also directs forty per ceutum of the Township's costs the pranCounty pay awardd per rent. e reference; and the County shall also of th . of the Township's costs of the refer• o a concur uic tori, the County with forty per out. of the coat of maintaining eight of the bricdes.in • pay Qeventy per ceutum of the arbtrarOt a fees. The Township shall pay thirty per centum of the said arbitrators' fees. In all other respects each party to the refer• euoe shall pay its. own costs. what has been my eoutontiou throughout. And the avid Isaac Franiihe county, tde. he Il Acting upon your instructions I appealed arbitrator appointed by4 from the award, and the appeal was argu- e clines to fait: in this award for tl,e reasons i ed quite recently before his Lordship Mr. encs, and seventy per cent. of the i.rbtra- tors' fees. The County will also have to pay its owa costs. Judge Toms, as jou will see, dissents entirely, and agrees with week in connection with the Army. The soldiers have been left.ag- ing the services since Capt. W. The annual open meeting of Knox church Missionary Society was held on Thursday evening of this week. Miss Webb, a return missionary from China, gave an address on the work. Last week J. D. Ronald received an order from Edmonton, N. W. '2., for a large lire engine, two hose reels, steam engine heater, 2,000 feet of hose and a fall assortment of all other fisc applian- ces. G. F. Blair, who opened a law office in Brussels last week, was called to the bar ,„w nice Morton, Barriste , Hlcf A simmer. course in agriculture has. by the said two other arbitrators, to Cita been arranged for the teachers of the` whom wore referred in .`pursuance of Province, which is of a very attractive l section 533 (a) of "The Consolidated character. It will be held at the Guelph Municipal Act 1892," all questions relat- eouteiued ou a memorandum atgoad him annexed hereto. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands this twenty-ninth lay of April A. D. 1893. (Sgd.) W. CLEGG. (Sgd.) J. A. Monne. Signed in the presence oNat. B. Tomer.. (Sgd ) The Gold, 15;111 it by feeding it with Scott's Emulsion• it is remark- able how Justice Ferguson, who has not yet given judgment. Until he dces give judgement the County should certainly not act upon or reboguize in any way the award, which there is good reason to believe will be ulti,, mately eat aside. Of course the questious presented are almost wholly new. We have had no legislation ofa similar charac- ter, and the matter is, therefore ono of considerable difficulty, and will, possibly, junna TOM'S BEI'OBT- be dered settled by the eub As I am unable tot agree withiveimy rens- I of not oneijudge, and 11 ms.tter which the er arbitrators, T will bli Y g I Couuty Council should consider at its pre- m9 Cellege and will last floor July o to tbo e enol of that month. Accommodation male or 50 • is t, ho t N-- for teachers, + decl Lllb be roll w P and • d board xP'y'female, who will have rooms an til gin the college for $12 for the term pay - pen ` able in <dvaace, There will be no tutitou or more,llalaeiV each}¢e8- The courbe will embrace agricul- 1 • Lure, dairying, agricultural chemistry, (a) The bridge crossing the River at ft(Lec-I Maitland on the road between the first te„ itures w botany and g he mo.! and second concessions ofthesaidTown- lie Mures will be delivered in the mornings ; ship and usually known as Rattan's h the afternoons will be devoted to geol el bridge. (b) The bridge known as Ard's or Farrow's bridge on the sideroad between lots 10 and 11 in the second concession. (c) The bride known as Hogg's bridge ou the road between the fifth and sixth concessions of the said TownsIYiP a little east of the Town -hall of Morris, at lot 17. 'ch ing to the share or percentage whi "the County" shall contribute towards the maintenance of the following bridges be- ing o.r ' of1ll , • 111 within the said Township bridges of one hundred feet in length at the convocation of benchers last )i ri- cay, at Toronto, and was afterwards pre- sented to the Courts. W. C. Lawson, of Grand Rapids, Michi- gan, writes the Post that Mrs. A. H. N. Jenkins, formerly of Brussels, died there quite suddenly on Sunday of last week of typhoid fever, beloved and respected by all who knew her. Mr, Jenkins, who was away at Chicago at the time, hi the inter- ests of the G. R. School Furniture Co., was summoned by telegeaph and is prostrated with grief. The funeral took place on Tuesday of last week. Four children, the oldest 14 years of age, are t the less of au affectionate another. Mr. Jenkins and Mr. Lawson live on the same street in Grand Rapids, only a few doors apart. H • ical and botanical excursions in a larg that of a professor, and other practical work -n the laboratories. The course is de- igned to show the teachers how agricul- ural subjects may be taught by.simple alks, and give the teachers a knowledge f the subject that ti ill form a basis for uch instruction. Apart from the at- raetive studies promised a month's stay t the college will be a pleasant holiday or those who attend. The institution is rettily situated,and all the departments ,f a perfectly appointed farm are to be ;Ben in prartical working. hl cult plant et se so ere andBORON COUNTY COUNCIL and t Jul' Council Room, Juno 6,1893, tie ra The council met according to adjourn- owth. ent, the warden in the chair. All mem- o bed ers were present. side re The minutes of the January meeting its woiwere read and adopted. ept. 1i' The warden, in addressing the council, t wide,; oferred to the matter of Grand Bend de of tridge and to the arbitration re. Morris tants ,`township vs. County of Huron, also to the claim for damage3 sustained by after t den Si, rilleged bad repair of bridge at Exeter. anched The minutes of the warden's committee ery ravers road and filed. wbeti, Copy of resolution of the municipal nt t- y tgouncil of the County of Frontenae, The relative to the Legislative school grants nchedto public and high schools, was read and e in atireferred to the special committee. plant Letter re Scott Act and McCarthy Act trenclihnos, to the effect that this council have e long, till control of such moneys. Filed. ere th, Letter from J. Essen, respecting a new We ridge to be erected at Bayfield,was read riles li0+ind referred to the road and bridge corn- s, om- e aotnii%ittee, is "vela( Letter from Sheriff Gibbons calling aketlirttention to condition of court room was by so dread and referred to County property tf'n . i tOLnmittee. iviu'Ir Qt Applications of reeve of Goderich to math r1N ave, A.11+l.cLean put on list of county hod in ,ards, of deputy.reeve of Goderich to ave Margaret McGuire made a county and ; also of reeve of Stephen to have wept, Sampson and Susan Ransom,and Fee a of $rusaels toih tions arah wareWil- All ea es P th P re - to the finance committee. sots S Na. ODS':woaiug Mr. 1. The rection 533 (a) a iuios a niwitblt one sent session .isgreat , Justice Ferguson differsfromHis , Honor to construe, I give my p diffidence. I think the Legislature only I Judge Toms, the County would be inclined intended to give relief where a township Ito go any further by way of appeal. It is I was so burdened with bridges required for 1 necessary to covaicler that at the preaeut the ceotherthrs of the 1"obla in Ltionscl•iinil that.1 within fixed periodsctafter judgments a taken to ordinary g intended d Y ar i3 't which 1 theirhl(. to n 'on vaned from iti i ro o dei of p their taxation was all mut p (a Bill The matter could, of course, be, 01 Pure Norwegian Cod Liver 011 and HygoPhosphitee Will stop a Cough, curd a Cold, and check Consumption in its earlier stages as well as allforiasof Wasting Diseases, Scrofua and Bronchitis. as palatable as sank. Prepared only by Scott & Bowne, Belleville. GRAND T UNK RY For full partic'lars about RATES, TRAIN to th with the other municipalities. pp ,• 2. The arbitrators are entitled, in my 1 left in my hands, or (which I' would very I opinion, under sub -section (b) (the arbitramuch itto prefer , left of the witl' you u a dtak your tom— i any tors shall amongst other matters, ) o whom consider the amount expended by the I direct action. TheJudge Fe foreon) is ib municipalities upon the building and was very e yLpaued (Mr.g Jtud careful judge, aud ]. maintenance of highways. 5. Morris contends that the intention of 1 look forward to his judgement with o greatm est, as I the act is toe 100 le the "nth. Were this I long way towards no elucidating it will what every- bridges overLe feett in la soul i one admits is a very difficult and ooseUre the case the Legislature could easily havehim 1 arrived at that result by enacting that the I I ell old therm munthaicipal iu to deal with. on county should assume all brides over 100' FULL feet in length; this would equalize the en- Iot the I t oduced to se just closed., au Act wasrepeal the Sectio a in question I penditure to a cent. by the blember for South Huron, but was (d) The bridge known as Clark's bridge close by said Town -hall. (e) The bridge known as the Sunshine bridge on the sideroad between lots 10 and 11 in the 6th concession of said Township. (f) The bride known as the Bodmin bridge, east otBolgrave, on the road be- tween the fourth and fifth concession at lot 9 in said Township. TIE 11 One of the F Offered 4. It will be seen by the schedule that withdrawn because it was introduced too with the exception of Turuberry, the ex' late in the session to receive careful con- theure of Morris for roads is the lowest sideration. There is no doubt, 1 think, on un the list .0090. They may that their es- more deliberate attack upon the that a prevents them . made at thel cessmve bridge expenditure p Section in question will be. from building roads, their total rate for 1 next cession. I mention •this for your roads and bridges is .0181; compare this guidance iu dealing with the demands with Stephen .0828, Grey, .0246, McKillop which C understand are being made by .0245. other Townships to be put upon the same 5. The average rate.over the county for foctiug as Morris, bridges is .00584. Stephen is .0065, GreyI Yours truly, , .0094, if Morris is right, Stephen and Grey J. T. Gamow. having bridges over 100 feet in length I Motion of Messrs. Silber and McLean could obtain relief under this act, while + to-hmve 200 copies, of 91r. Garrow's letter, rateflop could obtain eio relief, the bridge award of arbitration, and reasons for dia. rate for that township being .00574. 1 can senting given by Judge Toms, printed and sec no fairness in 111c1(illop with a rate distributed among the members when they .0245 for bridges and roads contributing to meet to -morrow. Carried. the expenditure of Morris with a rate of The Council then adjourned to meet on 0187 for "bridges and roads, and I cannot 'Wednesday, June 7th, at 10 o'clock a. m. thiuk that the Legislature intended to per- co>,cruD>;D NEXT WEEK.) petrate such an injustice, and I am there- fore led to construe the section iu the man - (g) The bridge known as Gallagher's 1 bridge on the road between thethird and fourth concessions at lot 11 in said Town- ship. (h) The bridge known as Armstrong's bridge on the road between the fifth and sixth conces_iona at lot 3 in said Town- ship. (i) Tho bridge known as Brandon's bridge on the road, a deviation of the concession road between the second and third concessions at lot 5 in said Town - SE E CORNER. nest Serials Ever ur Readers. OF PLOT AN 4neey Illustra As a newspaper st the Corner" stands interest will be ma heat"from•beginning is laid in Britain, an politics, or rather of are dovetailed skillf very interesting love WORLD'S CHIC - Apply to ERVUCE, Etc, FAIR, J. RIC LL, Agent, W IN GnA3r. NEIN TMLOfl SHOPI GEO. H. IRVIN Wishes to announce to the people of Wingham and vicinity that he has opened a tailor shop IN THY STORE ONE DOOR SOUTH OF MR. R. HILL'S RES- TAURANT, and lately occupied by M. Patterson, watchmaker. All clothing made in the latest styles. WORKMANSHIP AND FIT GUARANTEED. INCIDENT% ' 1 • ed and Tersely Told. 155 Tile patrona gage oft thee publicc solicited and tisfaction ship, and (j), the bridge known as Mar-1ner indiciated. tin's or Vanalstine's bridge on the road 1 g. The average "-road expenditure over between the first and second concessions II the connty is .0193, that of Morris .0090, at lot 3 in said second concession of said iu assessed value and population Morris is Township.about on a par with the municipalities I and, whereas, the said third arbitrator have mentioned, Stephen, Grey and Mce tied pia: for aril mes tl celery least t emplu of fertili was appointed on the 17th day of Febru- ary A. D.1893,und whereas "the County" and "the Township" by their Council agreed that the time for making the award in the premises should be extend- ed and by writing under the hands of the said Council dated the 27th day of Feb- ruary, A. D. 1893, the said time was thereby extended to the srst day of May, A. D. 1893. And, whereas, before proceeding to try the matter of the said arbitration the said arbitrators respectively ,made and subscribed before a Justice of the Peace for the County of Huron the oath requir- ed by suction 397 of "The Consolidated Municipal Act 1892." Now, we, the said arbitrators, Isaac Francis Toms, William Clegg and Tasi Alexander Morton, haviug taken upon imake. the Petitions from ratepayer township a y" It in the w Ha asking that a lauge be trade in school section bound - Tariff tries. Referred to edueation committee. Requests of east and west ridings Reform eft"s Institutes that the usual grant of B. "i txt 11 oothr Istom tel 211 made. Referred to the executive Ittee. to such a case Galt Application of toWnship of Stephen to bridges hereinbefore mentioned an ed Clatke's bridge. The ll intended statement we hive t repan•. and Southampton. tt chafe ot percentage of the Host of known as Ard's or I+`arrow'g' bridge and 7 is well intended to app 3'. 1 of Consolidated under act 1i33a Ogee rid 1(illop. 7. All municipalities have especial bur- dous which, however, they may control; but they are required by by-law to repair highways mud bridges and may be punish- ed and ars civilly reepausible for damages iu case of default. This is a primary liberalty upon all municipalities, why udder section 533 should bridges alone be considered? 8. Is the section not intended to apply to a township with a square population, low esseesment and maintaining a number of bridges over the 100 fent over streams crossing roads wihich are used by foreign trayel in a great measure, and may truly be said to be bridges required for the con- venienceof the public, then the mutliei• parity alight well say, we have to build thee° bridges primarily for our own use, forein travel uses them more than we do, ourselves the burden of said reference,l ane' having heard the evidence adducedt we roust keep them in good repair, or pay ions made by both parties, I damages, the foreign trayel re uire% more and the allegations ) repair than if we alone used t , e{ da award as follows a— "The shall contribute notll- a low assessment, it is unfair; here well is be i. ` w r dthe ni case which the legislature mag ing toward the maintenance of the two 1 d asked to consider, trod I think this section The principal delineated d Wally English, and the mi minor people are so s as to serve as adm stronger characteris players. You will miss it i withthe opening ch •'The House at has, without being w a grand moral, an throughout, without sight of human inte Watch for it. Tell your neighbor, scribe to this pape story will begin in VIII IS Seaforth- 'lux Houoit Cur MATan.—The last match of the season for this c has a beenill l4pla played and the SeaforthCollegiate The Berlin High School team did not come as was expected and instead of it, Guelph Agriculture College team put in an sp- pearamce on Saturday last. They might better have stayed at home though for they weren't "in it" and suffered a worse defeat than either of other teams that haye played this season, during the first half the teams appeared to be pretty evenly match- ed but, iu the second half the Seaforth boys went iu for business and snored seven goals while the opposite team did not score at all. Four of the forwards scored a goal apiece while Cleuuttn, centre forward, scored two and Tacksou, halfback, one. The boys are to be congratulated on their success and it is to he hoped that when they play iu tho fall season they will give as good an aceouut of themselves as they have this sea9OI Mr. and Mrs. N. 11. Young, of Blyth, were vieittug friends in town this week. hir. Wm. Gray and family, were visiting friends iu Blyth on Saturday last. GEORGE H. IRVIN. y "The ` House at1893. nexcelled. Your I wingliam, March 17th, tained at "fever o end. The scene the intrigues of litical characters, lly with several "tanglements. acters are beau - n the best of or parts taken by 'llfully interwoven rable foils to the its of the greater you don't begin ter. the Corner" FRIDAY, JUN tten for a purpose, is pure in tone t' any time losing ests in the least. who does not sob- , that this great r•. or DARK WANTED. 1500 CORDS HEMLOCK BARK wanted at the Win2ham Tannery. $5.00 PER CORD 161h, 1893. 1YINGHAM MARKETS. WIKOIlAM, June 15, 1893 Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.l76 to Flour par 100 lbs, Fall Wheat per bushel, Spring Oats. Barley Peaty, Butter, tial, do Rolls, Eggs per .dot. Wood per cord, Hay per ton, Potatoes, wool Brussels. Mr. W. IL McCracban is in Chicago at present, taking in the World's Pair. Mies Lily 'ironstone has returned to town, after d visit of several months at 01 to 58 to 33 to 30 t0 ' 65 to 13 to 13 to 0 to 1 75 to 0 00 to 85 to 18 to Will be paid on delivery. Parties peeling 15 cords. or over. can deliver half in summer and balance in winter; if desired, and same price will be paid. 2 00 62 00 WINGHAM TANNING CO. Wingham, May 10th, 1893. 34 35e 14 14 10 2 00 7 0 22 SALESMEN WANTED Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Chest and Lung Protectors. To roprosent us in the sale of a choiceline of HARDY CANADIAN Oaowti Srecit, ksperionee not necessary. Wo want roil wertiors and to all such we oiler d permanent situation et a good income with chance of advnneement. AS via now halo over 700 acres under cultivation, wo coil give our sales- men many superior advantages. We also desir6 to 500(108 a goad man hi your district to soli WS ROTARY Pump, for which vvo have the General Agency. This is something new and indtsp8nsabl0 w the forgot or fruit grower. Send for terms and testimonial circular. • 9TON1 & w1 L1.t17GTODl, Nu Teroni n+out. central Telephone ExChadge H. large assortment at very reduced prices. .MILTON i DRUG STORE. a 'What th T.iz Stark, of well Bd av titers, who l 1 '. of medieince a the spa and who has he ufactore of se engaged, as of the Stark placing upon. Lis wonderful relief of pain, the diseases aufferiug. M with so1118 of medical men 0 atiou of their formulas and ationr, his dot well-known I siderable pet chemistry, ph dietetics, then lecture rooms ed Univeraitl as well as and wonder! their use in beyond all da will as they I known, be of putation. A capsvleo„ an pleasant tom in, the same Headache, 1* ash Complat Topic, for tr nerves, hay wonderful at Went and he Alton, Londe 'Vtrelland, •et, Rhode 1Isd California, testimony efforts. 11?) atious 113501 of the prepr they are sci educated 4 t years of ane gationd and Medicine to e th It4.Ll ex.teusive a our readers from most able r:itazl. both in the also in t1i week to w tirrous;hou them extea ed A B icy, it1 Goderil The ott ton, acrid though ah she escap, any boner A.wildc bush just ago. A pursuit b catshtp; The, pi reported all parts The tr grave, w recently follows; )l.Sorris; and Pet Durir were 3ei asylums the asyl Nth. 1 and 121 Whil belt tel other d and sto other a ed at 11 the otl They g ique ar conn on Olin ended. Seal Gaveu real et looks er, epi srnoot can h: is mu, •of the look c gel c skin ter. 0. Men to m vale lug..