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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-01-24, Page 2w. Bt Oliver, Sanitary Inspectors; THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE $3.25; George Mason, Road No. IS $31.70; ‘Adelbert Webb, Road'No, 20, $2.00; total $43.35, The following orders were passed: h ' cA.Wren’. fcroncJ.ial and foU relief then ’ Lightning Cough Syrup— Children love it Stephen Council The council of the Township of Stephen convened at the Clerk’s Qf- jgiee, Crediton, January 14tb, 1929, s jat 11 a.m. All the newly elected members were present and each sub­ scribed and' took his Declaration of Office. The minutes of the previous meet- tiag were read and adopted. Moved by Mr. i. Tetreau and se­ conded by Mi’. W. Dearing: That the &wave and Clerk petition the De­ partment of Public" Highways for the -statutory grant for moneys expended during the year 1928 on the High­ ways of the Township of Stephen. Carried. X ' Koved by Mr. I.‘^Tetreau, second­ ed, by Mr. E. Gill: That whereas- the Ryeve of the Township was served with plans, profiles and report of the Pfaebe and Saubles Drains on No­ vember 20th, 1928, as prepared by ,«■?£>. A. McCubbin, O.L.S., M.E.I.C., tint the same be received and that a by-law foe printed and served or mailed on the respective Assessed poi’sons as provided by the Muni­ cipal Drainage Act, Section 24, and that the by-law being-No. 398, hav­ ing been read the first time be'-pro- vfcdop'ally adopted and a Court of Hevisioh held in the Town Hall on fVenday, March 4th, 1929, at 1 p.m, fbr the purpose of hearing appeals. • -'Carried, Moved by Mr. I, Tetreau, seconded by Mr. W. Dearing: That a by-law be passed appointing the following Tcwnslpp Officials! Joseph-^ Guinan, Assessor and School Census Enumerator.' John W. Graylieil and J. H. Holtz- »;an, Auditors. ' X Finest Guettiner, caretaker .Alex Neeb and. William Sweitzer, anembers of the Board of Health. Eli Lawson, George Merner and School Attendance Officers Eli Lawson, for Schools 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 14, Unions 9 and 13; George Merner, for Schools, 6, 7, 11, and 15, Unions 16 and' S- S. 6. ‘ W. B. Oliver, for schools 10, 12, Unions 8, 17>and 18, Weed Inspector, Eli Lawson. Pound Keepers; George Essery, Hir, Shapton, W. B. Raiser, Mich­ ael Ryan, David Eagleson, George. Walper, Alvin Baker, Arthur J. Amy Christian Finkbeiner, Arthur Baker, Solmon Pollock, Wilfred Desjardine, John Carrick, William Stade, Gar­ field Steeper, Harold Brophey. Fence Viewers, Henry Mills, John Morlock, Chas. ’ Christie, Thomas Keys, Henry L. Kraft, Eli King, W. J. Brown, John Gill, James Hodgins. Cow Tag Inspectors, Eli Lawson, Con. io 13; Placide vDesjarine, Com 13 to Western .boundary. Athletic Field , Committee, Neeb, William Sweitzer. tRoad Foremen No. 1 Nelson Baker, No. 2 William Sanders, No. <3 Lewis Davey, No. 4 George Hirtzel, No., 5 Alvin Baker, No. S Henry Schenk, No. 7 Robert Gower, No.' 8 Joseph Finkbeiner, No. 9 Thomas' Yearley, No. 10 Jonah Kessell, No. 11 Michael Madden, No. 12 James Ziler, No. 13 Roy Ratz, No. 14 W6sley England, No. 15 John Houlahan, No. 16 Placide Desjardine No. 17 Wesley Isaa.c, No. 18 August­ us Latta, No. 19 Thomas Isaac, No. 20 Adalbert Webb; No. 21 William Baker, No. 22 Roy Hodgins, No. 23 Nelson Baker, No. 24 William Bow­ man, No. 25 Earl Gaiser, No. 26 Peter Eisenbach, No. 27 F. Trieb- ner. Carried. The following Road Foreman Pay Sheets were ordered to foe paid: Nelson Baker, Road No. 23, $6.- 40; John Houlahan, Road No. 1'5, Bank of Commerce, December col­ lections $4.65; Broderick Bros, part contract Mud Creek Drain $3,000; Broderick Bros., balance of peitriclj Drain $50,; Theobold Deitrich al­ lowance re Deitrich Drain by con­ tractors $5,00; Madden Bros, allow­ ance re Deitrich Drain $10.00; Her­ bert Hartman, allowance re Deitrich Drain by contractors $35.00; Bank of Commerce," Commission re tax collections 53.33; sundry persons Township election expenses $153.80; Municipal World, supplies $9.27; The Stewart of Woodstock Hospital re .Alma Williams) $19.50; Wickwire Print Shop, printing account $54.50. The council adjourned to .meet again at the Town Hall, Crediton on Monday, February 4th, A.D., 1929, at 1 p.m. Bad luck is reasonably sure to come to those who trust in luck only..«• * *** •*• The man who tries to dodge his duties usually finds the detour rougher than the road.• * * * ■ « * • « Qf course it will be a severe win­ ter. The hides of coal dealers seem to be unusually thick, •••••*•*• Maybe truth could be ^popularized by dressing it up to look like a falsehood.♦ *♦ «t« • •* She is old enough to be called Miss if she regrets that the frost will soon kill the vine that shades the front porch. “TOURIST SERVICE” A HOLD-UP (St,, Marys journal-Argus) Regarding so-called “Tourist Ser­ vice,” Editor G. H. O, Thnmas of The Bracebridge Gazette strongly advises Muskoka people against pav­ ing money for any so-called “Ser­ vice.” He states that his exper­ ience of them as a publisher does pot give him confidence. Judging by some things that have come t«' our observation in this district, we are all the more impressed by the Bracebridge editor’s advice, KEPT HIM FROM WORKFORA MONTH AT A TIME «UM i r w j ■t; Alex Henry Eilber, Clerk USBORNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO. REPORT The fifty-third annal report of the Usborne & Hibbert Mfutual Fire In­ surance Company which has been distributed to the policy-holders shows that this splendid company have gone over the ten million dol­ lar mark in the amount of risks, the total amount being $10,352,825.00. Th© assets of the company amount to the magnificent sum of $325,-. 256.88, which includes a cash bal­ ance of $19,858.53, together with $36,000.00 in.'bonds and debentures. The premium notes on hand amount to $268,125.45. Liabilities none. The losses during the year were $13,074.00, >being considerably less than in 1927. Included in the loss­ es were two bank barns of over, $4,- 000.00 each and one nearly $3,000, the cause of lbss being unknown in all cases. The above figures clearly demonstrate the enviable record that this company holds and. reflects much credit upon the management, the • directors are James McKenzie, president; Simon Dow, vice-presi­ dent; Frank McConnell, Wm. Brock, J. T. Allison and Robert Norris; se­ cretary-treasurer, W. A. Turnbull, Exeter. The annual meeting of fbn company will be held in the Farqu­ har Hall on Monday, February 4th. The directors, whose term of office expires, but who are eligible for —• election are James McKenzie and Simon Dow. •9* MODERN VERSION Mary had a little lamb, Given by a friend to keep. 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