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THE EDITOR'S TABLE.
*Word er awe Abet Dew Pawteasteas
Tfss Mime reeks to limit.
J MAcAZIwe FOR rikKCAAY.
0111 d the most interesting features
et She latest number of S rich. er'r Vu •t-
mime iI the first of two articles o. "John
Zrim.os, the Lsiseer," eostaib.ted M
William C. Church, to wham, at the in-
vwtor's own requital, a large number of
letters and dosua•.ts were turned over
10 help hiss ia preparing his biography'
Emhart Ward, laye an officer in the Cas
ge Free films, writes for this number an
article (with illustrations) entitled "Life
Asosit the Casio Swaim" ' • Throwtb
Them Civilisiiosa" is es account by W.
R. Mallock of a visit to a number of an-
cient Hasprtas .setts.. The number
elm contains "A Day in Literary Ma-
drid, by William H. Bishop; "An
Areha oloilioal Discovery in ldaho, by
A. Fredenok Wright ; The Minnesota
Heir of a Serbian Hing," a Consular ex-
perience, by Rages. Schuyler ; ' :Through
the Gate of Dreams," by T. R Sullivan,
and 000tineatioos of two serials. Poet-
ry is contributed by Graham R. Tomscn.
C. P. Crunch. Archibald Lanterns, Ed-
ward 8. Martin, Jcbs Hay. '•Th• Point
of View" oompriees articles on Brown-
ing, Men's Women, Fust Loves, College
Men In the World.
LITrrLL'r LIVING AGE.
The numbers of The Living Ave for the
weeks sodisg January 25th and February
let contain Robert Browning, Brazil,
Pact and Future, sad A Lumber -Room,
(.ontessponsep ; Pope, and Robert
Browning, National ; Cardinal Lingerie
and the Stave -Trade, A Winter's Drive
front Sedan to Vermilion and round Paris
during the Sieg•, Browning and Tenny-
son, and in the Days of the Dandies,
Blackwood ; The Romance of History,
Jacqueline de L►guette, Temple Ban ;
Strangers Within our Gates, (bmAill ;
The Father of Low -German Poetry,
Granrille Sharp and the Slave -Trade,
and A Ballad cf East and West, Mac-
Millan ; Children and the Poets, Leisure
liow ; The Cats of Ancient Root,
EHgIi.A Illustrated Magazine ; Hotse-
k.episg in Crete, AU the Year Rutted;
The Intellectual Effect of (►Id Age, Spec-
tator ; Browning's View of Life. St
James's ; with "The Green Door,"
"Zoe" and poetry. For fifty-two nom -
ben of sixty-four large pares each (or
more than 3,300 pages a year) the sub-
scription price ($8) is low ; while for
$10.50 the publishers .df -r to send any
one of the American $4 00 mo stblls or
weeklies with The Living Ayr for a year,
both post-paid. Lute'. t Cu., Boston,
are the publishers.
THE COaDOPOUTAIe FOR riRirANT.
Two articles that will have intense=
tenet for a great many of the readers o.1
the February number of TAe Cosnopdi-
tan are as by Grace Greenwood, "An
American Salmi," giving the author's
"recollections of a series of ante-bellum
Washington reunions.- and • sketch by
Murat Halstead of the lite ani character
of Horace Greeley. Dom Pedro, the de-
throned emperor of Brazil, s the sub-
ject of a contribution from the pen of
Fronk Visconti. "The Romantic Story
of a Great Corporation" and "A Cruise
around Antigua' are c included this
month, Other articles ars as follows :
-"A Gentle Maniac," a comedy, by
George E. Montgomery ; "Mr Joseph
Pate and Hs People,' by Richard M.
Jobaston ; "Recent D , i in
Ons Making," by Capt Greer, of the U.
B. Army ; "The D t of Our
Modern Costume," by Fdward 11 Bal ;
"Aeorgutown University," by John J.
&Becket ; "King Carnival in New Or-
leans, ' by Marg Breland ; "The Vienna
Barg Theatre.' by William Voir Sachs,
and poetry. The (.'wtwepulitan Publish-
ing Conway, New York, are the pub-
lisher
COUNTY COUNCIL.
Opening r - at the
January Meeting.
■ t..Me of the Laster Parti•n of ted
rr..k.. 1 R.p.rt. Air
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Iwarsase.t to Jess.
IMPORT or irsrrr-los Tom.
To the Wards. and Councillors of the
Comity of Huron -
tiseT ntnw,-- I have /h• honor to
preset my animal report on the schools
ander nay inspection for the year 1889.
Daring the year 1 visited ail tee aoho,.ls
swiss. and found the majority of the
feathers doing exoellent work. A few
schools did almost nothing denim the
yeas. A statement showing dates of ay
viedts ls appended to this report. W beer
eititiag ib. Wends I have 1
sot ovissIiyt,to toot the work done was my
test hst especially .hem the teacher
is bagisaisg to help his in the deseip
lissv t and inatrestion el hie
popts. Reveml teachers. iteledieg dome
i 1 teethes, do not his sell -
dine attstba to sad die -
aphis. Their pupils ars mem mese
in habits of order, indestry W self -
metro'. in a properly sosdsesed p.blle
school the And hawses a answer of •
essmseity is whish the will slid see -
seises of the Iadtvidoal meat sot is-
tarfsre with the good el the whole. If.
mast be "shiest to laws sad anise the
*matte) ef whis>1 Isrh bis
M mambo salt esstrl and ties his ter
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R. S. WILLAMS. MAIAOIR.
good citizenship In after life. A teacher
who cannot or doss nut secure good dis-
cipline should not be ouounued is
charge of • school.
la the majority of oar schools sot ant -
(iciest attention is gives to the health of
the pupils. Tb• schools are badly ven-
tilated, poorly heated and sot kept close
The Provincial Board of Health In a re-
port to the Minister of Edmonton in
Jan.. 1889, says -"During the cold sa-
ss all schools is Ontario should be heat-
ed with steam, bot water or air heated by
a furnace. A regulated system of intro-
ducing
ntroducing pure air foto the school room and
withdrawing foul air, should in all oases
be secured. Tb. drinking Miler wed
by the school children should be analyz-
ed from time to time, and if fused am-
pere it should be immediately disponi/no-
ed. We would specially mire scrubbing
of the shoal floors at least once a week.
Sweeping should always be done at night.
the floors having been first sprinkled,
and the sato and desks should be dust-
ed with a damp cloth oo the following
morning. The dents, stets and walls
should be kept &crapulously clean, the
latter being brushed down with • damp
brush or cloth weekly. In addition :o
thews 1 that all the cracks la
the floors should be filled up with petty.
The floors sbou:d ales be snaked with
boiling oil several times, until they be-
come hardened. Hard wood doors are
preferable, All privy pits should be
cleaned out, disinfected and filled in
with dry, clean earth. Where water or
dry air systems ars .M mod dry earth
closets shall be , 1 The con-
struction of dry earth closets may its
varied to suit circumstance*, but the box
or pail mot be water tight for the ex-
creta, and dry earth, coal or wood ashes
or saw dust scattered over the excreta
every day. Pure sand is valueless.
Dirty floors and badly ventilatel school
roams 000tribure to the spread of con-
sumption. The bacili of tuberculoid.
rise with the dust, and rioter the respir-
atory pessag.s, to be introduced into the
circulation. Thus the dread disease
which heeds the list in the rate of mor-
tality in Ontario, causing about 12 per
cent. of our annual death rate, may be
in the air of the school room.
Trustees, teacben and parents ahosld
consider all these startling facts and, er-
mine carefully the condition of their
school house end privies. Teaeben and
children are often surprised wheal speak
plainly to them of the danger to their
health no account of the filthy state of
the scIool room and closets. Many
teachers and trustees never give any
attention to these matters, and do not
seem to tare whether they are clean or
not it s part of the duty of the teacher
to look deer these things, and report to
the tfult when they need attention.
Many trustee boards allow, yes compel,
delicate children to et for hears each
day in • room which was swept at noon
or before nine o'clock. During 1889 et
8.56 a.m. I found oe enterer two of
our beat schools, ander teacher of sev-
eral years esperienoe, children sweeping
in a cloud of dust which almost bid the
sweepers from view. rhe pupils were
called to their plicas at 9 a.m., the
lower sash of the opposite windows raiwd
as kith as possible and the heated child-
ren from the pli.y ground compelled to
sit in dust and draught fur boon. In
many schools i find the same state of
aggro. Hoe long will children be foroed
to endure this 1
SCHOOL Hovsia AND GROUT( dd -
During the year two excellent brisk
hooves were built in S. 8. No. 10, Hay,
one of them ennt•ining two good class
rooms. In 8. 8. Nn. 4, A.hteld, a g rood
tome building veneered with brick, his
been erected. Several school houses had
new maple floor, improved desks, and
other improvements made, adding great-
ly to their p+.mkrt and
Many of the sheds are poorly .applied
with furnit•re and books of reference.
A few shonls have no wlohe. Two of
the schorl emends, one K. K. No. 4.
Stanley, the other 8. 8 No 14. West
WAw'in.sh, are not folioed. in quite •
nourish.* of the grounds in 1889, thistles,
bnrdneks etc., were allow -d to go to
aced, This does not speak wail for thus•
in charge nt the school. i bops the pro-
moted net book on serieolture will onn-
d*mn this pree►ies.
E1Atneart..ws.-in Jnly and D.ceer
her •xssinsti.ons were h•id at G»derieh,
Rietrr and D•tncu,,min for mitt -once to
11 nth 13nh.r.1s and Collegiate institutes.
At G.d•r.ch 69 candidates were seams
fel, .t Exeter 42 and at Dergannon 28
In addition to these, several from this
inspect.rst• writs at place. ..ntsid• this
division, so that goring 1889 over 160
'nein( peop'e from the se'h.rds of West
Horne passed a much odor• thorough
exasinatn.n than was ralnird of third
rias teachers by the cosnty boards fit -
nem yen ago
Al the Model tinhorn in
Dereenber 11 candidates wore awarded
third-ela.s °artifice's by the county
hiierd. Th• °onionstm. n1 13 others who
had o`lained aswed-rla•s nein-proles-
'instal e•rtifieate, were extended for two
veers in • with the
of the F.deeati M ialearh.eot
During 1839 a definite enema et steel'
for each of the class" in the Dahlia
schools of urns was prepared. and •
seg' scat to each siert. I leant from
the teasers of my that that
hes beam of groat hence, to
Shoo, espeehlty to she yammer Mashers.
A sai ef eoDamkiStias puna for preme-
d's we prepared w4 tl..t 1e mak seheel
modem as pssible, sad Ibet the Sash=
will bs aided is tits diMlt week ett ere.
.
slallry -4---- mite the timber.I ata
esseiatad that tbese, M
properly .erlad net, will be d will
• es to the pupils of w psells wheels
MI Here). I Itelieve it why be well, tf
the Tesiersi Aawaiatiosa et Hates de.
tate it, to have a sossatsee el three hear
sash aesoehtsos to aid the i.ee.Aee is
e lellerieg papas, sta. for teen exam-
tastiest.
I as sorry so many cf the tesehers do
n ot comply with the school set is the
settee of pebbo .xasinations (..• Pab-
lo. S&houl AS, aee. 164, 8). Teachers
who hold psblie ssamioatioos are simply
Dy the increased iovrest parents
e 1) the school work. Trustees should
ase that these psldie esatainatione an
held. and tt le the doty of parrots to en -
memo beth pepik and tesabore by beteg
preset. L several noises I was the
• ay visitor daring the year.
Two suoomsf.1 los.dags cf the Teeth-
es' Institutes were held dent the year,
one at Exeter and one at Goderich.
I sod herewith the mast stailstics
front all the municipalities swept Col
borne. Tb. annual report fres He 8,
Oolbora, was only partially tilted, and
bad to be sot beck. It has not bops
beck As boon s. r.ture.d I sbail give
the clerk the returns for Colborne.
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If you desire any further inforocatioo.
I shall be pleased to formai it on notice
from the clerk.
I bare the honor to be, gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
Joey Ewer Tor.
RirORT Or JAILER DiCKSON.
Oiwn,irrw,-Herewith 1 submit far
your consideration • report of the prison-
ers at present confined in the county jail.
'these are 21 -two fe.nales and 19 males.
Of the females one, Mary Brady, s a va-
grant from the township of McKillop,
committed for six months for the seventh
time on Dec. 5th. She is 57 years of age,
weak •minded, sod se far as we know en-
tirely without friends. The other female
is awaiting trial for murder Of the 19
male., three are insane, and bays been
szamind, the neosssaty papers made out
and they are awaiting removal to the
asylum. Of the Shen. one is under sen-
tence for larceny, t un tor ',emelt, one for
contempt of court, and one debtor. The
remaining 11 are all vagrants. Three of
the male vagrant. are old and feeble,their
ages being 67, 118 and AO years. At pre
sent five males and one female are soder
ears of the jail surgeon, all influenza, but
only one severe.
W Dickson,
Jailer.
IMPORT OF RO11
Gentlemen: The following report ete-
braes all business from Jos. 350th to De.,
51.1, that was ender contra^t at your
June swain., and the following essteacte
let sines:
Rdward Sharman, vault ter county
,watt, re nfn% $1845,
F (:ntteridere, S.d.rtb, wing wall L•
Kgni red v The bridge, e' per thee yard.
totalJ a C. Bear Dees, Wilms ever 8BB bb1ll.tt
river ea boundary et Usbe .e amd
hen }natty wish meaty .f Perth, •
Der final fent; and matte work for se+g,
to rates abutments, 1e Joseph 1lamht!y,
001
Other etraet. kr ana8.r j ,
oo
1. the pay reAN the eemtr i_ Vry
al.
e e. pieled in a •anus
midbeide.s at tipple lea
EtEnsie repair acrdt tr M so aiable es-
wyieoar tenni the ordinary
freshets seer.
The bUswtsg we the orders I hare 1.
w ed skies the Jess samhg :
Robert Jatahsas fleas sod teased iM .
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es ewtrast ter Wt isbast Niolt
Atha Fewer,
ts Fae hedge en iieest
meek, et Timberry sod
Wa W Geseim fleshes
to bridemillJohn
Ty sicc►, furnishingate 4rtelan ie -plies at
a
rrilee bridge. soundary of Teekaosith
mod Hay, eels Thomas 8tewaet, repairs
.t Bisevale bridge, Is* asset Prost'.
jhaas sod Hay boe
undary $IIt .1. J. A
;make
andl brides
demos, fence while erecting trgbas
bride., 312 ' AMustard, 1420 feat
4uurla* at Ake. Hayfield, $17.75; Jobs Gla,
Fvel es bridge south of Du. ianno..
UMW* Joh name, gra yen ieg a
niet'a bridge, Hayfield river, Il6 aril; Jiro
Forster, tlgbieoieg Macke bridge sod
movtag pile driver, 315.70; Robe. Jamie-
son, Huron'. halt fur er•ctl.rt Heshyn
bridge, $105.btt, Abry t Edwards, flooring
bindsnorth of Khan*, Heron '• ball,
930.30' lobo Walker, to yards gravel at
W highest bridge, $4.11te village of Exeter,
graveling bridge, 312; John Breanan,use
of land for road while erecting W Ingham
bridge, 35 - Richard Bailey. repairing
1ial1'ssad Bayfield bridges, $53.31; James
Lockhart repairing approaches to
Grieves' bangs, p ; J. H. Cornell, •sp
proactive to Grand Bead briidde s•,, Hun'.
half, $6.75 • L Hardy, repatriag same
bridge, 3137.60; ditto, redoortag Black
Creek bridge, $10; Robert Grieves, grav-
elling at Lood.aboro bridge, $14. Sae.
Taylor, 85.500 feet flooring at Maitland
bridge, 934U75; W. F. Kelly, rreeppaai ring
stonework at in..., 3M; W... A.rbi.ekle-
le Zeeland creek brtdg 313:
Wm Moor, m+king and fencing devia-
tion road at W ingesta bridge, 323; Wm.
Mitchell, repairs to bridle on Howick
and Tur.berry bosodarr, 31.30; Richard
Tlehbouree, hulas flexr at Maitland
bridge, 351.46; James Yates, spikes used
•t same, 333 33 ; towsabip of Stepbe°,
repairing •pproacb*s to Med Creek
bridge, Huron's halt, 315; H. Ju.or,
repartee mess work et Aisles
bridge, $39.60; Robert Sharman, extras
at Coaxal registry office, 337; James
Moffat, repairing to Morris -
bank bridge, 37; John A. Mitchell, (tie-
ing approaches to Warren's Creek bridge,
Vis1.s. Calder. fiderlag Blyth rid,
iD♦John E. Sparrow, g ru airinb.gep-
proeche. w Turner's bridge, " .10; W m.
Atteett, f to Heafrvo bridge,
Huron's hall, 37.50, Wes. 8:.•ep, repairs
to R•thwell's brrltdes, 38.78; Jos. Neetrle,
repairing stone work of Manchester
Midair. $20; village of Brussels, repairing
bridge, 31Lti1; Robt. Jamieson. repairing
Day's bridge, 318; Mark Cassels, Minim
tombola es Wingbain prairie, 313; Jaw
Duna, planking Bain's brtdge, Ashfield,
$8; Metria Whitt,. to ran .ppw
rcbr.
at Kestatl bridwe, $3Ches. O'Conner,
ditto at Port Albert bridge, 3e; William
Walter, repairing Buckley's bridge, Ash-
field, $16; Charles Barber,,nreisiveli.g ap-
rr • er bridges near Wln.rbarn, 345;
repairs to Clinton bridge,
t.50; s. Moen, sr.veting at bridge oo
ieghes gravel road, «11B John Mole,
cleaning drains. etc.. Manchester bridge,
t;oderich township, on account of
bridge at Holme: eats, 3100; Wm. Glen,
approaches and fence toSaab'. bridge,35;
Alex. Fraser, Huron's bast of
to Hoofers bridge, $2830; Benj. Blair,
to Kippen and Mill road
bridges, 3.50; James Pantie, flooring
Mitchell's bridge. and repairs to Wroxeter
bridge, 317.14; Tbs. Stewart, repairing
Blueyals bridge, 31:06; Wm. Minn. re -
• w Grey's bridge, Tuckeramhh, $0.30;
R. M. Rob/ason repairing ploughs broken
In County work 37; Wm. Wren. snow
fences at two bridges near Cbiselburst,
Huron's half, $18.50• Wm. Mitchell, floor-
ing bridge mirth of Sestorth, $21.46; John
Barker, gravowtog at Young m and Allan's
bridges, 232.75; McLean t Soo, reflooring
end revering bridges south of WIogham,
31114; James Young, nflooring Man -
chaser bridge, 338.25; James Gillespie.
travel at Bfytb bridge. 313.05; Joseph
Alli.sor, approaches to Clinton bridge.33-
The total amount o/ orders Issued from
Jan. 1st, 1889 to January 1300, is 34,972.99.
I have received and paid to County Trea-
surer tor sales of old material, 341.
The following bridges should be rebuilt
early 1. summer of 1800: Grey's bridge,
east of Bromfield, and Buckley'• bridge
on L. S. mad In Ashfield, se they are old
and not quite eat. for heavy teams. They
are not more tit,m tel feet long each, and
•bould be built of cedar throughout. The
%oath span of Clinton bridge should be re-
built, and a stone wing wall added to the
north, 1 akio 1 that Inside
abutters be put oil tits vault windows of
registry offioe, to give greater scanty to
the records.
Jouo Aute. -ET,
Cementations.
CorirTY rezascfa'a'a *lPOAT.
c•,ntuning the various financial state
meats, from which it appeen that the
sinkieg fonds ase almost wholly invested,
then being a Wanes on hand of only
3562.36. Thsre was loaned out daring
the year 596,316, these . . hear
interest at thereto of either 6 or 6j per
esut., and the total investment+ of the
sinking fond now amount to $125,914.
The estimated and actual receipts and
expenditures .trrresponded very closely,
the total unexpended balance being
3951.12.
N. J. R. lionise,
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reasons
THIRD PAY-TY.CRNDAT.
The .ou.eil resumed, pursuant to ad-
journment, the warden in the chair All
the councillors preset except Messrs
Proodfoot and McMarebie. The min-
utes of prerioes day were read and ap-
proved.
Moved by Mr Bally, seconded jg Mr
Bassett, that the warden sad stork peti-
tion the Dominion (1 as sp.
point a 1 railway
and that the clerk telegraph the Me
.
live county clerks west of Toronto the
senna this eoeneil hoe taken. Referred
to epees] committee,
Moved by Mr McKenzie, emended by
Mr Bieeett, that the muses of Meseta
Manning, Kelly and Wilms be added
to the Mental cnmrnittee--Carried.
Moved by Mr Milne, emended by Mr
Oliver, that Christian M.Martie, of
Carey, en Seas,indigsst panne. beees'
a ward of this eeasty. Retorted to
6sawss .
K.,sd by Kr kite
nesis,. eoad.d i
Dr Reties, that a of esieri,
vis : Magma Oeok. Telly. Ronin., M-
bar, Wilms, Bealese and the mower,
he sppois ed to eoselder le fie
the roles this owed. teifb
the view the mese ; that
said M to ibllsim
for rules goe.rsieg 1the senility eesesis of
the sweeties stn/ .sbsait a report at the
Jeri
A member ef n_smsle est ordeals et
reed were referred flim the
Gomm esemelie.
Mewed * Tt M, esomoiu1 b 11b
Bewb, ab.! the dusk 1. f;tgrgded te
a egg i. w it dyini he sea eon
OYEILTI :I;ai NIt9
JOHN AC
Sweeping Reductions
will be made in all lines of
Staple and Fancy Dry -Goods,
••
Tweeds and Men's Furnishings.
Do not buy without seeing our prices. Inspection
Invited.
J. A. R E I D & BRO.
Jeedaati 8►.10, Osdsuih. Deo 5110, 1514
deputy neve in the ootsoil, to Steam
the property of their resp•ot ve moui-
cipelitte•, Carried. t
The •oorx:nt ut C. Prouty was referred
to the finance .
Moved by M: Wilson, @seeded by
Mr Kelly, that the road and bridge ons- aaktse this Comm' a p-
sittee b• iadruct.d to report se to tit• petition-
ing fog aa ae1 ao
for -
advisability of retaining the .sreio.. of a
on owners d standard county engineer. Carried. tat bite tet.
Th• c.uxoil then adjourned. rut the petition reeetvd fres 8es-
At tour o'clock tit• sunned ,*surd, -- - " ^
stRadizllapassuegaseio:ny Arelatiagetarist the ward.. in tit• .flair.
The r•purt of the road acrd bridge tem-
mtttse was red and adopted,
:eudr. mass:
IMPORT Or tOAD AND IRIDGI COM*ITTg1 sesd"1 11114 1191114.11H,,,,' spallmleadeofirasenpaitaitUrbeton,:straoriedwartisPid
1•d (1) that the engineer act
wick the enginwr of Penb to booing a
bridge over the Maitland on boundary of
Onv and Bim*, $-lth eon. (21 lest tit.
Council sod no deputation to Toronto
n widening d«get; (3) !het Grey bride•
s.sadd, said tit• .nrtb span of Clixtou stand over aur ounsidetsttos at the Jose
bridge rebuilt. (4) that the armee'. sesloa, as Lk*, mal lake elms
report be printed in tint siest*s and the upon tits abject u the pretest .esio♦
of the legislature.
that the Council relent • oeo.t •eteoeer. 10 rsgar'd to eke i•8Nr d the Iespasto
d Prises sod Public Okant ie rsferrtng
to ow Tees McPhail, we reoessaad that
the clerk be authorised to stake seeable
arreage msnte tor bis keep as a rate sot
•zeseWng $9 per week, and gist if this
cannot be der he b..Ilowed to mese
.t That)" gaol•
t t. view of poastbh
opts the matter of bawken' a pe 4
dyers' hopes no settee be taken epos
tit• motto. of Mr. , bet that in
any special ease the Wit be etepow.
er.4 to employ the Oelst, Sinister to
&.select pruer.digse ausiest partes vw-
lutist oar law.
The. in the matter of the report of
the delegates to the courtesies oak Tis
Esee'ptwos and the chest r of the Pro-
•►ucial S.crotacy In ream' to the a....,
your ounwits.e have ase..r.d raid tines
tions and berewith submit said questions
..d answers to tit. CuuetetL
K..ps:tfuliy wbr.tted,
A. H M asxtie, Chairman.
Oo 'settee ut Dr R.dhs., ea&,o.ded by
Mr Moossy, the cueo.ti xdj•wnied Bath
10 o'clock a.m. the fullo.w.ug day.
1Opn7m DAY-1NIDAY.
The count net ponuaut w ad jo.rn -
mwt, the weeder in the ohatr. A I the
en.sben were preset except Messrs
Prondtout .ad McMurohie. Tb. Ma-
sora of the previous d.= a meatus were
read and approved
Moved by Mr Kelly, seconded by Mr
than, that the treasurer H req meted
to procure • duplicate recur. lr,.s the
registrar ie with amour 107
of the R Act, sad that the
clerk have the same printed in the nun -
uteri annually. Carried.
The apple:mico of the reeves d Wisg-
ham fur thee.. of the spite dreier was
red and allot. d
The aoew.t .d F Jordan was referred
to the fissures committee.
The report of the goal and eneri house
eosin:!tee was reed and adopted,
JAIL AND CuCa! moCtm
To the Washes sad Oesu.il d the County
• of Hers
Your Joel and Court Hoses Committee
bet w repos as fall.... That they have
visited itis j.1 and foosd everything
treat and clean and the prawns well.
rat .rah the treatment they receive
Isom the uffieoai•. We haya found the
jailors moat cruet and rearms .d that
i. b. printed. W. nooses end that the
following artistes be supplied ler jell w
'brow dose., fermis, toe duet. •hirts,•..-
balf dozes ehessees, me dooms sheets,
one doses pillow dip, doe.bsit dost;
bad Mks, use doer. pillows (suubieg fee),
thew dresses, three uuderakirt, sewing
fur the above. and tour ouros of dry wood.
We 1 that • porch be built
oder the Ong) Reef .r over the
dor of the donne rams oo the south
od• of the jut, as the !mow and nit
drift in w as to flood the Muer. Thus
yield M .Betted at • toe* stet and
would bus great ,
W., 'lotted the registry odl ee SUs eon -
cider the new addition hat been eom-
plvted to • satisfactory and e.bstsntial
manner. We :Lei'
old
e meivi.( 9 ft., 8 in. wide Ie planed .Inst
the eget cide. f th• new additins and the
Slane* d spas on the moo .ido be
based ep with nue shelving. K'• would
, I as a atter d Gately that in-
side sate shutters for fuer wised...m be
supplied as noon es posihle ender the
N teedesse of the engineer.
v► that Weide windows be
pissed is the .owes of the Deputy Clerk
d the Crowe, se the wimdow* se they
mw w allow the wind to play freely
through the roam.
With regard In the sheriff's eosteenl-
intiam in remotes to Mr. Jaen), Rosa'.
demand al lost sedses for beds lighting
the Coon Home. se this master bas bene
repeatedly referred to, we 1
Met a eommittes eompeeed 7t Cooney
Clerk Aetetmmm sad Reeves Peeedfeet
awl Beek, b. ted to have the Coma
Neuss with eleeab
I.gtbe, Air. Lott bo peered te
.sanest with the heater pipe In wash the
.Wawa, Sots a watts servt.. in 1b.
ledges peevmN roam semkimus
Wkk llaas,d to the keMieg d tie Cheri
the memorial d the Curaty 0.s..q
el the meaty of &neo• spun the MAW
matter be mimed by the Warden sad
Clerk mad dely fdr•erd.d.
We ' that .o action be takes
epee the letter d Cita. Chamberlain
to juin
tmpuelug a Nesse f
we stallions do -
sere'
and Beckley's bridge te r•bu►lt as room- others in regard to a choose et jndsstry
repairs recommended carried out (6
y
Tuusse Oasuosr,
Cbairsa.,
The apple:Siva of Mr Wilms fur the
ass of the •pile driver w,r read and
granted.
The account of Andrew Sproul wee re-
ferred to the finance ttommittew
A Weenier and book on financial ma-
culation. of Mr W.ia. Powis were refer;
red to the finance committee
A telegris from the warden of Brace
rr two .ee.Iow of sowocil per annama was
rod,
Moved by Mr Wilma, ee000ded by Mr
Sanders, that in reply to the telegram
sect by the warden df Bruer aaktog
whether the adoption of only two sessions
per mous is working c.tialacturily wo
state that then is s division of optaioe
in this coaxed, bat that the majority is
favorable to two .casinos Carried.
Moved by Mr Demme, wooded by
Mr Graham, that the special
sake • representation to referee.• to the
difficulty of obtaiaixg a conviction under
the Hawken' and Pedlars' Bylaw in Date
of an appeal from the local , . ' '
decision, sod that their boding b. sub-
mitted to the Provincial Legislature,
praying for speeded leg alatiux to make
the Act workable. Referred to the
special committee
Moved by Dr Rollins, secoedd by Mr
Rata, that the warden and clerk ssesa-
rtalixe the Ontario 1, , asking
that Legislation be provided eibeweby thealLc
Dost of the Ontario school spet•m ay be
materially reduced, as this •,uneil is of
opioia that our school system has be-
come 1 from the multiplicity
rf calk on public funds for its imaiotes-
.nos, and that copies of this dation be
sent to each of the members of the
eotaty of Hams an the Ontan3 As-
sembly. Carried.
Moved by Mr Kelly, seconded by
Mr McLsee, that in the opentoo of this
oouned Lb. ssornt realised by the
registrars In ergs 000.ttes in (tntano
r ese.sitn, and that "owe legotlatirn
eiowltl be wesise4 whereby the fees for
fry should be lessened or a
larger should be paid into
the cossty treasury ; that a copy of the
motion be sent to the Attorney-G•s•rai
of Ontario, W. R. Meredith, M. PP.,
and also to each d the ambers repre-
senting this meaty in the local Amens-
bly. Carried
The report of the shoal and printiog-
was read sad adopted.
£ZPOIT or ems* AND PatiTrwo
1 (I) that the teed ir of F.
G. Neese for 13.e os.oty prorating be •e-
spied. for roll. to to of as ••r4 q.slity
as those .4 1889, and all mark wee lore
to the satisfaction ..1 rhe sowuty clerk.
(2) these the rennet of J. IL Tom, In.p.e
tor .1 .otnr.l. or Went Hors, Ise ednp.ed
and printed in the minutes and that 150
wipes of said report .n pamphlet forte be
printed at ease. price as for minutes ..t
C.wne•l susoioo.N. 4r dstnbs'non by the
insp.ct.r. (3) that Inc easel advertsr
menee tor Chianti C•encl mailing.
isobars e*aminatu..re, etc., b. inserted
1. all the leeal papers.
D D. WtLtIOS,
Ch•iraa.
The revert d the spacial
was reed, shoe the owned visit tat.
enm.tiva of the *bole, Mr Ossiles in
the ahair. The report was adopted • .d
the warden remised the 'hair, sten
the report .as d..vi.d by the Cwi sell.
IMPOST OF gractAL .
Your C 1 that the
Warden and Ask sign the petition re-
elivsd from the Onenty Conned of the
sante d grant is r.g.rd to the ex.sp-
alts of aortae) stook from Mx..,..., and
teresrd same t. Hoe. A. M. R. for
That se 'dies be taken ■p -n the pet -
hies reeslaeel free' th. Oniony Cosner!
Of the •essay a Weiland in rspeed to
sewed
That .e
1 iltPreMpeent of
the meekest le favor of lb* epeeist -
meal el a melees,mowed
by Mr. Rely sa
nod eeoded by r. Bs*
Mb tad we aloe 1 that
.-.
S
Bpecb
NEWERAN
The goods are all
Choicest Shades. WE
them.
JOH/
Hew and *salary 'ospreys'
with the water close'
eosmeed that Mr. Adimsnx an
Prosdtoot and Beck be ash(
have a crspetest esteem" ma
aad speoiScatio.s and S5timalet
the work. Also of the heats
✓ gi.try ethos, and have it reed
before the Conseil at ire June .
All of which is wa.aectfully so
JAMBS Joule
O
A Lary report of tit
.nm.titt.e was read sod adopter
=SPORT or nAAwt'e COMMIT
Your committee bet leave to
follows :- We that
of 310 asked by the Prisoners'
. oci•two be paid, bet the& the
take no action In aiding them to
( t to appoint • comm
eoU.cs information in refeeetioe
rulers. That .o 110 be sok
She elsis for $10 at Jas. F. If
espturi tt a horse thief, es the
provide for sash .ares. That ti
et Mr Delmore to raise the sum
toe btrwedsty 1is.e appeoprtei
tarried oat. That the tnsssr n
be adopted sad printed in the
That so action be takes in
to the circular of the (bite
Asowelstion whin( a treat
In reference to the letter fra
Kai. the 000.cil
e. Harre, of Hawick. an Inters
tete boy, a ward of this oouoty,
pasied by two medial sural.
1 that the reeve of
procure a suitable phos ton 1
Lessees sod that the said
Hootok restive Si per soa it
ateiutasste. Thai the sersen
IL Tom sad D. Malbob, .
apsators, of $24266 and $48
. pestively, for bath Mesad esti
statuettes, be paid. That tit
tion passed by this eooaeil p
examiners 34 per day be benbl
ed, and that to lieu thereof the e
be paid 75 gents for every pupil
ins himself for essmineetins. pm
R 8. 0., 1687, chap. 296, the
further nkat the Marge of
fed foe estrange exasinat
to 75 seats, and
la▪ tenttheimpostors be soothe
sleek with •tatwisery required f
lag essminatiia That the r
mis.w»er t• biters add to the
its report oy whom these or
'stead. Is regard to the so
front J Cowan, Divieios (bort
'browser, sekint whet peewit
been made to procure books for
Court clerks as per statutes a 1
rea,ts.end that the clerk ask
for seek books se are required I
acid bs.l•R., with power to se
o uch tender as he may deem Boit
to supply the hooks to those
entitled to reemve them uh•e
That the, steel :rest d EWe b.
the Est Hares Teachers
elation. We 1 1
l.wisr certified accounts be
M P Wilkinsoe & 00 , goal
$11.29 ; Jas J.skins, gaol
4011; G N Mavis, wool supplier
se. Bach,. & 8..n, books, N. , 1.
f8.ee, 325; John Buser, st
36.70; Wiagban limes, adverts
T0 Ries, counter rsilina.1111; Hs
. tettoo•ry, 34 25 ano $0.70; 1
Porter, staii....ery, 3A 80, for
oMee
b00911.1134 60; J T ci.rri..
solicitor. 345: Z D •eni,•t i
prissier" ier" is wool. $4 66; Huse
printing. $12.47; John H.
care of Mary Hay., an inane.
person. $49.60 ; Morns tnwnel
road tar. of Ci.Ihe,ne •nn 1
Miakimetines Ln l)r.lin*, 330
Brophy, shit for shoran' me r,
Batas of Oen. Omni, can Mo
p01.., 311 14; D•..d Reid, team
0 G 11•wtow,tunl moons, 76 a
eels Port, dv-rtirint. 31; Joe.
skitineery, $4.16; John Bete.
berm tad repair., 36.16; 1It
¢sitar, adeertiting. $4 60; J•oh.
readseregresa •
sgg 37; fl.mwsl Devi., Sr mai
of abgg• Lin•ard, 528 76; Ind
regain to boundary Irides,
Posey, repair. to hnumd.ry
311.13; Fuger s Po.rier, se
M; srstertb Rom. 'stamen
Walises, repaints 'b
• 8.es, registry .4ogst esad omni home
4H MI Oodsieh Mar, renting
Wootton rime, Irh.Ili.e.
Herron Aigysd. pri lti.'R1 31
Jordan, poi aoaplie•, tit 40
Conk !swim asked portion
withdraw the eserteet of Howk
ship fir detente' earthiest., to
deotiteto perese , est rite me ,
the maim he ea paid With
the worst of I&.51 Thaws
for the meietesasn of 0. BI
1 tial the ser be
h