HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1906-2-1, Page 4et T iulsuay, Feb. 1, l9(6
THE AJGNA1.: GODERJC1L ONTAIII(l
THE COUNTY COUNCIL
The Doings at the January Session
Last Week.
Contracts >;,et for Several Bridges The Bayfield Abut-
ment-ADeputation to Interview the Provincial
,
Government Council Goes Back on Its Grant of
$x,000 to County Hospital Inspector Toin Makes
His Twentieth Annual Report County Exceeds
Estimates by $9,000.
• J
All the members e s of the vomit s ' so r33er rare be excrria•el iu tltt• t-erep-
.ouneil weir in ,*t'eudanee at the;tion of applications for admission to
meeting herd last week. 11,4 1. ! said Inarse. \\'e wood it nd
Sparkman, !Neter. with e I e r 1 c.1 ; t hat .II officer of the rounty, po.3sibley'-
Warden and the standing v trees I the inspector of the hoose of pi•fug..
were appointed. as repol•Ierl'in Jest thoulllet..• il ht...II lo•l • satisfied
should week's issue of The signal. applicant I
On NeIntstbty afternoon 11. admitted. ''Then. its to the, innote..
(iuyrul:wk. reeve of M. Killol), 'lid -gout theirwoi(Id re•-
drt•Nsel 1111. 1•(11111/•01 ill reference Gi 'commend that a eo,umilte•e of your
bridges 011 Ip.um11t•y'.hetwren the 4..4111 {1 ie ;.gain appointed In co111111t
townships u( JA,gntt rind \I,'Killop. with the local 11101114.1, of lh.'count y
T. E. Hays also addressed 1h.• conned atoll such others as they may think
on this ammo.. well. and to nuke a .kraft t.f prgo8'I
M114. 1'. Campbell, of the Nest legislation along the following Ives :
Huhml\\'out•n's lust itoit•. addressed The 1', 191 33(1' 13(11,3*1(1 111 134.kI4 *0 ,tt*L.'
the r 'it on Iwhal( of the 'ou)ei s p11,.1.ion for all persons mentally ma -
Institutes of the three Hurons, asking sound, who are ,simply detained in
foot a
rant.
of %s
0t
refuge 1 ell
a
)lac
e .,u
l
In.
Un C'lue%nay ete•uimg V. \ Hob- fnaelf.I 1 Itntt4-un1 �s.3l
\•e't8 met the eounri1 in reference to his ''hiss would necessitate a slight I haingr•
report MI theismer-en-work at Hayfield, in the Asyl s Act. and we would re.
and Messrs, \t.Ken•rie null McQuillan cllntinend. If such legislation I. ob•
IIIOV'I that this 4.011110l tender: \1r. Nitwit. that 'Own. shod! 1.' . provision
Roberts et hearty vote of thanks for 'for 17119e11111011 insiw('ti.11 of houses
the valuation given to this council in of refuge. 'We would further recoup
respect to the Hayfield bridge. lured that legislitioo be obtained
1'aeried. - whirl, would allow the vomits. to
'Flee report of lhd county valuatorsm
o ono control of, and apply for the
was also presented that evening. The nnlinte•Ilapr of inmates. any pr pert y.
. v*Mlat..rs were present and the chair- that they only be known to possess,
nuts, John Leckie, of Brussels. ad- either at the time It( admission or
dressed the.cnuncil in reference to the which Only may acquire subsequently.
report, which. on tion. was received and that the salve be applied fo•r their
by the conncil. - mmtintenanee. The present legislation
Lt.•Col. Young and l'apt. Olundry d.ws not go far einaigh and makes it
addressed the council in reference to 11ecessit r•y where an imitate is found to
is rant bathe Strl regiment. possess pulp eI'Ly. suet is unwilling to
__ o e
o. it t tf1
• 1 s• o a transfer f
\ eMatr.3.
consent t ut t
.I
grant
la •, afternoon
(in Thutw t
' Bell. Musgrove and 1)r. • Irwin, county. that the only remedy now is
of \\'inghain, waited .4n the room- to tuna -such, initiate out of the house
rid in reference' to establishing a of refuge. and this %Penns to be rattier
thigh school ih their tow'n. 'herr a seven- remedy. \\-e wouild suggest
,gentlemen addressed the council at in that legislation the inmate ill have
some length on this question and t1.- ihrprivilege of electing whether he
ceiveol a promise that the (duration will remain an inmate and ttrusfer his
committee Would report onthematter. pprotwrty, or whether he will ren* )ye
Registry Office Statistics. himself ; but. if he remains, then. with -
•out any consent of his. his property
The county registrftr's Iei1M•t showed may be taken plied by the
-(.110 noon moo registered last year. comity authorities fit hr. 11ntintemsen•r.
and total fees therefor. $4•Kis.:4-3, The The member,. 14 this c tee
instruments were one patrol. 1,521 wet*: Itobr. Miller. ,John It. McKen-
de(edM, I)17 mortgages, (nus discharges zi•• and Jnhtl, McNaughton. The
of, mortgages, 3110 wills and nine report was adopted.
leased:ir2 abstracts and 1,1211 sear ehes Moved by `Arse's. Canlelot and
were made; jnechanir's liens. thirty- Miller. that the report of the 'pedal
l
nine, all other instruments, 411. News r 'nee on the I se of IY•f;ge be
earned and not received, $1,136.x1); forwarded torarh of the three mem-
gross ahlnsnt of fees earned fur year, herr of this (-minty for the Ioeal 1wgi.-
$,i,Kil.lill; gross for
the pre-
for
vihus year. $5,757.111; amount paid to
deputy registrar for services, $1,:1001;
other charges in connection with the
()Mee paid 1)y the registrar. *l.252„a3: Carried
amount of surplus Of gross income to Moved by �Mrssrs. McQuillan and
Iw paid to county $1.175.141; surplus McKenzie, that His 11 • Judge Holt
far prow Mutt year, $1.1'211.30) aulottnt nnd the county solicitor Iweni,ow•e•el
of surplus orf net inc 10 he paid to to interview itttiatl•s in the lionise• of
the roomy, $1)4.01 : t of surd Befog.. and have the transfer of real
surplus for previous year 1$101317 ; net and prl'ia.naI property e•xeriitel, as
amount received by registrar; $2,1''J4.- provided) for in the art governing
46.. The mortgages registered were houses of tY•fuge. Carried.
42(3 under $1,3010; 2(15 iwtw.en $1,100) County Finances.
and $2,3000, 2141 between $2,1001 and
$,4,300) and t w'1•mty-thee(• over $5,3$0), The 11 -ells 1reI'N •Iisa!'al'L .4 rePllpts
and the aggregate anoint of all such and expenditures for 1(014 was res fnl-
uortgages wits $1,1$1,'2:41 1. lows:
Nola the county wclion of the Munf-
eipll Atua*+inthon. of Hamilton, be
carried out ; that no action be taken
of the .•o111111Imitatio111 f • ihr
(aluadiiir Association n for the Pre-
vention of. Tubera el.ns3s, asking Aloe
aploiutueot of a delegate to the
.tti11 41 meeting ; that a form 44 pet i -
lien to the Legislature, p.king the
taking over of the I011g-1li.tar(e tele-
phone system is a public service. twat
toy 111e county of \%'ateI Imo, lw signed :
that Oar Gam . of petition 'sem by the
Ontario \Inuicipal Asso1i+ltion, looking
to the changing of section 111t; of the
\luuicipal Act No as to relieve timmli•
eipalllies of toe heavy burdens in
liabilities for accidents on the rolls.
be signed and forwarded.
The report 44115 adopted.
The executive committee rerulu•
mended th• acceptance of the lender
of Mitchell & '1'..d l for county leriut•
pug. if (wing the lowest. The 1•a1�ly other
tender was Noun \t'. 11. Kerr:11f Brus-
sels, In refeinice• to the letter from
Sheriff Hevnslds; regm'ling the IY•-
quesl of John Knox, asking that the
county supply hint with furl, light and
d
wester. *11e committee n•e•nnuocnde•el
that the request is. graded. ''hey
recommends,' to action ••11 the request
of the I'1•is,alelr Aid .4..4..3131310n for ,r
grant, no grant to the I(ifir Associ,e•
tion aha no giant Ito the \S' •n+
1'ea itule, The f'ollow'ing grants were
recommended : Tlie Nati llll al S:eni-
t:u•iuul for l'unsuolpliy"•s, $:ell: Sick
Chihli, 11 . l'ospi(.d.,$:54: each ai2rf-
ruttural and hot 1iculloral society. *2(3:
well pobli4-library *15: tt•,i.Ii, 4-s' im-
stitutes. *25 ; farmers' institutes, *25;
for 'lowers ,tsln1Pd the court hotly;
*Ilt: (1..' 11.311111 giitit 14! 2.'.'. a day 10
the privates of the :fIril 11113)11 I(egi•
enrol and also) 951.. to the non (°mini'.
sionevl othee+'+. the Whole 'uno11ol mot
91-3-4341 *31)3). The par4-h,se of the
u.0:Ilntmwlf p
• 1 • u copies of The 1
uuiri-
pad' \weld 443(8 Irc0ur,md
••nel. •
'1'l, almatlts to be paid the different
('ol
le hates for the year mere as ful-
lows; St•afot•th. *-'."JMd."l: i'1i111su,
*2.2. , (ioderirh, $1,073.SL. ''hr
• lerunnnended that the
f 'St. Maley'. 1 Listowel
hie paid, according to the
the a 'il at hist June
The ,report S1.pt••l, with this
change. that 0extrat 1e• allowed Ihr
turnkey 1t 11it .jail• in lieu of free
water. light and stet.
314'e(l by Mess '. 4 airliner and M1.-
Ke311ie that all i1181 *11ter and so eietif•s
and other, i•eceivin rants of money
f',,,1 this eounty oe requited to
furnish the Cr mint w''th a report. of
the progress of such i1183 tote 4I•
so,•iety annually, also ematle and
address of the secretary a (1 treasut•r.
(',u-tiest
Educational Matters.
J. E. Tom 'submitted his t•entiesh
annual ee•port 418 inspector .,f public
schools for \Cc'.t Humus. 0f 11' fifty
-141eti11N•t•$ of Hee rosindl of Hu on in
January lliW3, only one:. Ed •,Ord
liry,ths,'4415 a 111011lwr of the run cit
oP 1(003. George 11ain1.-\o 1. Stank ;
George M, \1'1Na's, N.1 t1. ('oliot•rie
\\'n.. If.. Johnsto). \u 11. Statllo•y
,taunt. Uelgat•. No. 4, Stanley : and
t I'adi1>., wetre the 1nl4 te,t•lie•s of
Vaal now, teaching in Vest 11.1 non.
They were excellent teachers, able to
do better wort,. now than Divnly
Years aKY• been There had en a great
biome for their eom•ideanuon and. if improvement in the school phlox+; and
it.rt•ptable to their view., that they seating siert' 110913.,E • The'. Average age
take immediate ,ice' a, the next of. pulpits and teileehLel')1 was less now
session of the Pt/winded P+u•li+uuent. than then. The folliew-ing-coilpaa-
ti4e Hgio es are interesting :
4'ul,. POIt"1..
Total n1•a opts $i4: rtl.a7 (.1991.411 list: UR41
1•1 spendit mases.
At the County Buildings.
.Jailer Griffin reported fifteen prison-
I•rN, M•t-rn fur Vagrancy. four for theft.
one for hots* stealing, one ((>3' 1441('('ll %'.
n1. for Nowt walking and one insane.
also asked that the changes in
inK e al the jail, aMkel for in 1)ecrur
twt•.`4huldd 1/I• made.
'rhe •oulty property on lnn.ilit* re-
lortel everything in g..IHI order at the
jail, and recommended s rhalges
in the heating of the institution. , he
registry office was in gond oiler. mid
the committee lrcrnnlurndell that Mr.
('oats hone the fence repniiYtil and
that the seeliring tlf a map of the town
of Gotlerieh IM• left• in the hands of
Councillor lfelartn and Jlr. ('oats.
Irfiuest. of A. M. Todd, on behalf
of the Orange Order, for the 11+1.44 the
court n. for the Meeting of the
Grand (Nang,. Lodge of 11 \Gest.
March lith and ((Miming .blyts, ruuld
riot be grant. as the I'N)In .3011111 be
in use for the tering' 'nb$ir.e8. T1s•
(OOnn111 tee 114'011 1PIl1Iei that 3'111111-
•ei114t' Mrls•:111 and
• t re s(it•er pur-
chase a table and an eleetrie light ex-
.\tension for thetreasurer*tf 1.e.
The report was iul(pted:
A conllllMee. of the \\'nl•ricn. clerk
d t1Y•asomer, reported upon 't u.' in -
Mur ce un count- buildings.
The 11'31w' of refuge comnli111. ••-
ported at the keeper and mato
were eon
titeg the institution pro-
perly and t 1(01118 Well. clean and
the inmates m ter ns en1144.1141hle a-
('fn•mnstnnrl•N wn Id once'. The roma
11111 tee 1•el•l)1l11111'l11 1 that the 111ini-
1I11111Icharge for rllyhl inroar.Mhould
1.
be *1 per. week and. in east of u
paying nem:lte requiring more mere
and attention than the. orelittut•v ren
of inmates, 1bat the nlattcf'.uf in-
erenssl charge be heft to the host 'tar
and the ke•(44'1 of the hoose. A r
comparing the expenses and salaries
in el.nne•t inn with ,1 111IInleer of houses
tot refORpqe in the I'mvitiee•. the l'l,ll1-
niitl•f. Mand the ex(a'nw•M of the Ilir-
n Ir ' 1
n et 1 nl 1 t r 4-r
rt I 1 X 'lin I •low' r t e
gy III+
the Mlt(wrinteudenee of 31 r. Flroll,,
and strongly meonuIendel nn in-
rlw8ase of salary. Since the new POI. -
1 Intl of the 1 we had been complete!
!11r. French had rlls•itled the inmates,
putting the qu{rf •. in 1 sitting
Wool sep,t•ate fro131 the rough- nod
noisy ones, which was our inlprove-
nle•tif. The ac141unts from Ih•ernli*`r
Iso bast. anuaniting to $:IIS, hued keen
andit1.1 and were sati4fart4ry. The
reports of the physician :11)11 the
('rows :Monter• relative to the M-
oping on the hotly of .John 51cAllister,
were referred to the council. The
committer termnnrndel That the
Mead of en( h ' 'uglify in the
ronnt•v and the (notty councillors
make 144 ingl•nt research into the
eirrimatienrei• of parties milking ap-
ilicat' tui be admitted to the him*.before signing t he r intent papers.
.
1'he repott wait adopted, with the
exception of the ela0se remlllliending
in increase t.. Mr. French.
Change Sought in House of Refuge
Legislation.
A •pt•ciai cornnlitle4' n•ported an In a
line of action when•hy the county
would be properly protected in th,•
admittance and mtinten,nre of in-
mates in the bonne of refuge, ata' te-
nded n• fnnow%: first, nM to
*411111ssi011, w4- w011111 nee
HI:,'K31'TM.
'Winner fano inn . .
3 'minty fate.
I,snd tax
Repi.t ry salter ..
Intro.* .
Sinking fund.. ..
Iiisarlmn *'ours fury fund..
.1dn•ini't 1nrion of instt/r
1 7.L.si
:.�1so.tx
Dr2.41
1'211.17
mot
41.1'22.1(4
21.M.:
• 1:Told
13.11 tomunt . :i -,.MI
1 ieettres. I.'l.f 1
Seh(Iril.. .. .. 1.114.10
Maul. and bridge.. 313.3(993.t
Indmstrlal home. .4,1413.74
Bill. p.j able . .. hist '4-1..
,-•$17:La2L42
1 I11.31
1 4Yristry omen .279.35
I ntrlrsl 3'-0.41
Sterling .3.3.' a are• : L.ap1.t7
031.•1
141,•0
7.1378.!,7
2 _u: 111
2.743.2e,
1.4:34.11
711.71
:111041
411.14
1.444.4.211
27.1:41, 3,
111•a.i.�.
7
•t•a.8'•311
1.9811.2.;
$173,141.
The treisurer drew• at tent ion l0 1 hr
unusually large over•expe•silit111.3'. the
chief deficits bring in the following
((+moats Seh,/ols, with an 1191.+-.•x-
p•nd;t lite of $:*.r7.11. 111111 311 t he large
.gl nl 1 1
yettitlimatioit rlaaww and to
1,11311 w:h.M.i' onl•ule the count•. In
nnul •ilia 3(•net11111e11 there wens an
,ecoat .'inn ;111.1 too• ex411•llMe8 of the
('(1411>y'
1, Valli:It ton. neither being ewti-
nmtted for, rlt)w.Ioentlt• ,t .homage in
that *roust tof *1.2(411)1. Industrial
hones 041.2-exiw101e1 *'2.1181.x1 11,,11
111.IIlM +11111 Midges 1•4I'i'-1•xIN'llll••.I
$5.510.11, the 1.1111 tiefirit (wing $13.01)).
1f0. A difficult y bad ,u•isen in eon-
S.illlnito, (lass grams in 111141>11 schools
between This rounty And Mime. lirire
ying(pnly a proportion of the grant
t13 11• union nellordr situated 111 their
(sin , 'leaving !heron tie pay the
h,llanrl'. while the .greents to those•
onion mete IIs in this county were paid
wholly by thi. county. The hear -
serer thought fl,(• gl'Ants should, in the
first place, beid in 11111 by the
roomy in which dile Mrhonl was+kn-
itted, nod that the• %'hla/1 in•i'4'' 'i'7 in
each i•onMy should furnish their 1Y1.
M(a'c1 ive eonnril, with 3 he as%wm1ent
of each 11111011 %','tion part idiom ing im
the grsnt in order that a1 proper re-
fund e.nld IIP mode to the M401(')1
Making the original payment. The
claim,. of 341. I\,tj•'M Collegiate 111411-
1.111,'And Listowel, H,t•ristem, Walker.
tonand Parkhill high M('hoots lend
been paid in arrorlance With thl'rnun-
cil's instruction. in June. but the pay-
ment in the Hest l4,i rases hall been
refused a• settlement in full. The 'rec-
tion of the art was nnlhigiots.
Moved by \lesser.. Morrison and Mr•
Snllghtterthat et (1.31.4.4' he 11:MMMT
,nthoriring the Wardell 11 111I I reantlrer
to borrow the suns of *510,108) for row -
rent expenditure.
Spacial and Executive Committees.
lex 1'l.♦ errs HEM.
I -and tax
1 ',1,11.111'1 .II'In'nt 1111'. .
Ino 4.3un 3'n3rt .13113' hunt
tdmh.isl Halloo of.jusl ice
Jail
School management..
s. hook
Mis,-Mode, grant.
Municipal government .
Stationery. rte.
M l.rellanwrn.
Immo its and .'lul1111e-
1'annty prop•rti .
Road. nowt hl nage.
1adn-1Ha111011N•.
1411. p• :ihl''
Balance to 11th
The special ronunittee ter)nnnended
iu n'gani to the request of the mainly
of Ontario, asking 4-0-op!e'ration in
memorializing the Legislator* to
allow the present County ('oancil%
Art 341 n•M.4in an it 1s, with M0111P slight.
changes, thatthe request he carried
1 that out ; that a snuewhat similar petition
Tearber.' .0*ries 11..934.211 43411.34 441•.101.34
school .nes and
buildings.. .1.117.34 2,445414 3.514M1
Mair.. KI01,es,
•
prize.. 4-o'.. 1417.31 3141,14 ,441.08
t'url. repairs. rate• `
taking. etc. 7.013.42 13.170.31 11.441.71
Total expendit'r)r gil!1K37 /411.32-2.21 1184,344.1.7
Su. of teachers 110 1:41 - 131
.• men NR 311 47
women' in Mt . ,R
" holding 11-1,•..,
.erti leatee
%o. holding 11
Elea.. eerthl. ale • 37,
No. holding 111
dn. certifieate 71
.5 center .alar)'
staidmen:NJI
lsentie .nln ry
pa;d w4rnlrn 2.17
Nm. ;•f pupil. enrolled
In xr•l J•lay. Pt. 1 17*0
.. .. I1 1142
'• .40-1)ml On-. 1142
•' third : '• 21111
•' fourth "
t
P. `is
•
psi 70
0352 {11/1
N -344
11144-
al 1
:4 x.7
1113 1(14
1734 1201
1470 1.4.%
u:1
..fifth •' _ 4 :ell .US
Totall'1( 7.421 :.,.1141
The tali ttics for I$M. ('(a/ not include
East \\'awnno.h, whit,• those for 13095
and 13014 .lo. 1hiring Iastayellr lift y -
eight s•h,1l, or depart changed
tier., fourtw-ie and tha •(' thrice.
There were f','n school hon s that
s1 141 be oonsidernhl' improved dur-
ing the .811111111rt'. a few srhol 4 re-
quired up -to -dale de,.k,,. The he ling
and ventilation Nene deferl141' in 1 ost
of the •fhoo1M. Must teachers sir( '
to keep the school atoms reran and a
1 1111.ivr: ' M.11,' attention 01 toiId 1a
give)) 3.1 school yards pool pl'rnlial•s.
''here wee libraries 171 1went yam.. of
the +ideal schools. aggrwgalie.g 1.510+4
volumes, all a /•TIMI of *572. There
shnn111 be •t library in every school.
:ill pupils of Ute• 311.111.1.31/1113 1. w•1111 I.
oi the ell? u ,,,i• ill Ifnti and 'CMI were
siweessllll. Notw'ithst,ulding the fre-
s ient 4-h,
tigers nnd the i11e)IwI'I
4-
4-r
n I
f se ninny of the t r
ochres they did
fnithfnl 3.oik during 11015. he•r•e
wee e at nno.1 aq•. of excellent 1 earhers of
experience. and mast ..f the beginners
w'emlel develop into lflrirnt teachers
if they ru111d 134• retained in the work.
1I was encouraging to Nee the increase
111 salaries the pnsl. two year, beet the
cog wheel...A teas -leers hail not shared
proportionately in the inere1Me. A
nonuser of changes were suggerted as
tending to impar-+ the position and
and eHlei.•m•t• of Ihr 3,'arl11.1+ and
+r ook : Thr.Krading of sehnola to
prltter, the eXp•1b•nred and•s*'r'ees•
I11lM,s-hrt..: Model school graduates
o•
s 1 1
h 1111 not 34 qualified
n '1. ,•
t ilk I h+,4-
of the large.end more advanced
schools until they had proved them-
selves competent :- Model students
sholtld spend six ow right weeks in the
fall in observing ing in best. rural schools ;
the systematic training in Model
%•blots should be taken fr dimwit
till .lune ; all ('3os /eonivP potion.-sehoul
timelier,. pi Id take their preliminary
training - in at Model school ; at-
tend/nee at Tearhe•: lest it ales should
he rompuLsory : there should be two
sessions of the Noruml schools. each
Year of eighteen or twenty weeks in
length, and it number of other changes
were suggested.
Statements from the 'three Col-
legiate,. ;n the roomy showed the
411334ge yearly cost for the past th,-v,'
y,•ar8 of the M'tforth Institute nM
$1.11,:4.11• Go.lerirh net a4eragP cost. of
1naill, enance $3.737.341: (Tinton. $ei.-
1t15, 52.
''hr 'Attention enminittel• 1Prnnl-
mendel tivi3 the ``layer of the rlepm•
tat ion from '(Vi11ghanl, asking leave
front the county do Pstabliah ,1 high
Nein rot t here, be granted, in 'ltllpalnce
with the Ntattnry prop ision8 11eEr.-
Nary • that no act' 134• taken an to the
(4i'( 111311 fermi the''rust.ee4• AMes3•bt ion•
asking the county to Mend 34 (111.1gate
*0 n convention to 11' held in T'or'onto :
that the Tetter f • I;11.'Iph I'sllegint.•
Institute, stating Mot the sn•hool was
open to pupil+ of Huron county un the
Wt111P (P1'1118 an 13Vellimgt1111 rqunty .
pupil+, be 11 14.11 ; that the reports of
the school Inspectors were to he cont-
mender! fur their fullness*, and that the
attention of the public lee called to the
re011111111.1111i1001141 therein ; that (04•9.
.1, Kl11(.(t . trsigmeti.•:1 as Collegiate Ise
shim+ (noose be ecrepterl ; that 1he
suggestion of the treasurer with refe•t•-
ence to the payment of continuation
class grants to, union .34-11,3411* be aI)-
peove•dand that the clerk ask the in-
spectors IA/ report It Ule 3 IY•alll34',' the
assessulrnt u1' emit r t' in the union
,teatiu118 partici ulting in 'hr grant.
Moved by l(1e88l'*. \Ictjuilla11 and
McKenzie that 11ihn Nilson Ile ap-
poiellyd trustee of the proposed high
school itt %V lin man for three years.
Flank \'aieslun* for lute yeluY4 and
,las, :\, \lot tun for • year. ('.wriest.
Moved by Messrs. \hrl,.au and La-
mont that 'Justice Holt be appointed a
trustee for the (lemlei'i;h 'l"ollegiate
111.3title Au place of the tate 1)r. l're
fur the balance of his tern'. Carried.
51ove ( by 111.411i. Jliller and (74'
orlon, Olaf .1. 11. Cameron, n, of Brussels,
,And W. .1. \Iotlatt. of S.mful•th, Iw
Ineubel•.: of the 1' ty board of ex-
aminers for the.rurlent year,. Carried,
11oyel by Messrs. Ferris and ('ante -
•l.11, that ,lames Scott be appointed
trustee of the Clinton Collegiate In-
stitute.
n-
stit11ta'. 4'at•1•Itd.
Mused by Mr. Morrison, seconded
by 51r, thieve, tU1(t Win. Hartey be
trustee 1•f the Seafurtle Collegiate 1.-
8(11(111', ('urriPd,
Morel by )1r. MIIssul, seeontlei by
\1r. Mr-QUM/Ill, that John Aehesl)n be
truster of the Gosie•rich collegiate.
Carried. -
Roads and Bridges.
. John Ansley, comity ,rom] and bridge
colmrr30ssinmer, reported t his he bad
for
fur and received tendersr
•o 'o / those 14 .s
the construction r e f th 1 ul
K
which the (Nowell plYlµose'e1 placing
under contract at this' session. $13
had been re'eived.since hiss last report
far old bridge elate iah •• Several of
the .4111t•r iron bridges should lutve.new•
Hent and -joists early next somite," he
wrote. •• 1 would recnl(}lietd that
steel joists. be used .w'hell relu•w'intr. 1
visited Hayfield on the 11th-inst. Ani1
inspected the concrete wick there. 1
-found the north abutment and pier in
good • hitioa, but the south abut-
ment considerably cracked,. The
cracks, -1 consider. nn• caused by the
sliding of the he:ivy bank at this loins.
(f the abutment re111Ains in its p•esent
eondit- 1 think it could Ise repalt•e(1
next summer and trade to answer for
the support of the superstructure. In-
stead of filling the atppru+u•h with
earth, I am of the opinion that au ad-
ditional span of *lout seventy-five fret
ahuuld Iw built to prevent any heavy
pees -sire from coming against , the
abutment. The upper end of this ad-
ditional span would be Supp*ettel on
iron piles." The total moment of
•)niers' issued sinter 1)erember wit..
111347.87.,ttnl 11f IIIYdPt'N issued .3irlce Jane
miry Lit: 110114' 411'.25.
The (*pout was referred to the road
Raid bridge i•mnll natter.
The report of Engin.rr Hnlwr(s, of
the (' 1'. 11.. on the 1 Hattfield abut -
enlists went into details of the cracks.
'1'wn movements of portions of the.
4-k,- Mr. Hnlwrts wrote, " 1 ant
1y .eon4in,rd, will run lone until
hutment eselbipses." -There is no
lis abutment can be retro iretl- It
be torn down ,old rebuilt upiyl
foundation : if this cannot, la\
al rea%m,tble must. piles
!riven. The west • a pile
foundation would be about VIM): this
amount, 1 1 tier., +meld 1w setvi•d in
the design o tM• str..tnew. which is
not the most eon tttttt iced. Fro111 en-
quiries on the
that the depth
only four feet ; t
entirely' too shall()
Mg in the rivet•
during any spring 1
S!lfcient to ca1151' th
the natural i'1•.ult of
the 'undermining and
centre pier, ,t vo•ry ret.
the bt'idge haw lern,open for t•afllr
and the old bridge remove( , I would
therefore re • end that th.• tootle
pier be prutei•t111 by heavy ,rip -rip.
laid on a slope of six to one. The con.
eerie taken from the south abutment
could be smell for rip -rap. -
The Warden's emotionN
te4- repo ) 1.41
having tort December 27(1,. when
was decided to 1eculumend that t
full atttttt t of contou•t for Ilea Bay
Held abutments, less $5181, lie paid to
31r. iiutteti.Ige, in settlement 1.1 aril
el:dt118 fur said ahott11ent.. .The e -
nlittee met as the result of Mr. (nut•
teridge'a asking to have the matter
+lysed up. H.• had been paid 42,21010n
the moth -art and was willing to t hrow
off $"/MI to have the matter .et tl,.•1,
Moved by M4.+1•9. 1shi,ter and I;ar-
diner. that the chairman Jif the road
and bridge r 'flee, Mr. ('antY4on,
and Mr. Miller he es con Mnlittee lu
enterer with Mr. Gott eridge respecting
agreement +ere •et1ng bis Hayfield ron-
tratet 1 report 1st ‘Vanden Sparkman
atthe elot•liest °Neuf unity. 1'at•rierl.
Moved by Mesrrs. Miller and i olds:An.
t itt the Warden is. instructed not to
orders for Ur• full a t of the
end work until we hem. later form
I;utleridge what in. }x1q*)sw
'm the a l't•atngelllr•II t 11111vel at
hint mod the ex -warden /I elan.
Carried.
• Jles*I's. harsh ne•and ('an -
the county engineer Iw
nleaNire the deprrssirnl
of Auller•II•y bridge, in
It increases It 11114y Iw
tried.
•M!11'n.
x•
fin
Ihe.
way
shoal,
a %111(1
obtainer
shtotild be
rotund. 1 a..4.4I't4111C41
the ce•1111'1' pier was
is in my opinion i•
', an Orr jail fornl-
bove the In idgr
ak•np would lie
river to %•n11r.
hid) would Iw
ililt.' ofthis
ratter, toner-
Ha
nes
Ha
Mr.
doing
bet wee
!Mope.
Movd
triton. 111a
instructed t
in the (•enl1
order that If sl
attended M.
Ms • owl
b3 \
11 nm'Indell
!shirtier and
0 Inge it
•
Second Shipment of SPRING GOODS
THE SECOND SHIPMENT OF SPRING UOODS NOW
READY FOR OFFERING IN THE FOLLOWING LINES
Canadian Prints,
English Prints,
White Cotton Waisting,,,
Laine 1)e Soio Waistings,
Chambrays,
Ginghams,
Mercerised . Colored Waistings,
Cotton 1.)elaine Waistings.
DRESS MATERIALS.
lu cu*ulut1' Suiting., broadcloths, t,11ettas, srrgess satin cloths, lusters, vete•
liana, poplins, cashmeres, es, 15 cent debtine suitings and waisting*, dtw*s g'ing-
ham*, y • choice of 1.000) yards at I21 cents, fast colors, Just in, extra value,
On Saturday you eau buy your choice of t) pieces of tweet suitings. 75 cents
(oi, :Ill ('ruts, tui cents for 411 cents, .4I cents for :ii cents. Good colors and g.*al
cloth. Just what is left after our Steak -faking tale.
Factory Cotton
1.5900 yard,. of factory cotton, in ends from S to
211 yards in a piece dirr'e't, from the mill, bought at
so much as bound, :it to :47 inches wide. free from
specks and Hawes, just tight for sheets and pillow
cowers, and the priers *33' underpresent wholesale
figures.
Skirts
' 12 dress skirts to be ()tined at the following
rlyluetiuns : $2.03) value for $1.511. *2..50 value
for $2.1111. 1i2.75 value for *2.25. $:3.75 vahre for
*3.15. -$1.30 for $14.50. $4.1111 Vater for $.IMI.
Good cloth and well made.
. H. L
C B R
O NE
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Phone 8fi Cash or Produce
I
Faith 'Phone
Yon carmol be expected to have faith io 56
Shiloh's Coniumpuon Cure, the Lu
TOOK, In cure fop Colds, Coughs and a..
alloasaes of the air paswges, if you have
sot tried is. \t', have faith in it and we
guarantee it. 11 It doesn't cure you 11 costa
you nothing. If it does it cogs you 25c.
Thaes tau. Try it to -Jay.
Shiloh has cured many thousands of the
most obstinate uses, and we do Dot hesitate
to say that it will cure any Cold, Cough.
Throat or Lung trouble. If we dila not
liehese this se would not guarantee it.
Shiloh has had an unbroken record 'of
success for thiry years. It has stood
evozy pomade test without failwr. Further
Proof
is found in the many testimonnah of those'
who have treed Shiloh and ben cured.
Mn. Archie Taylor, Asaph. Pa., %rites:-
" 1 holds s balk ei 51.1 1,'. C'+n.msPrion Cure
and found I very beneficial. 1 f oetwo ch,idn•n.
and they had • trm.bls mush. 1 j.re them
e.ery1time 1. cult thank d, I.lohey pot no Ileus
c41,1 one.us
eni+s my husband 5.fu • bele
`J„bh
\t1. Rave s to the children eaten
r d
went r, l,erf4•td .1 1 •:I l,1 e hI
p K 90.
awn <'•moelr. 1 dia!1 a1wc;Y lc<� it nett+
house." 64)3
SHILOH
2k »,4-h gunmen, s ,,,., .
Write for t,•.timmi,.11..
Addrots
Box 173
GoderiCA\ -
D. Millar Co.
New Spring
oods
On the
Square
We will ma 'e our first showing of New Spring '''weeds
and Suitings, lie. v 1.ustres in plain and fancy designs.
. New''Silk and \' tot ('repoli ii' . This material is very
suitable fur Shirt Wais Suits.
Ne s 11 i ( nuns, e
'Huts and (,ne lns, few \(uslins and Zephyrs.'
We v' l als show
an en 'rely u1.\la
er 0t
Tapestries,
,
l'retones, Art Nfuslins and Sa ens.
8
Special, during ' - br-uary.
During February we w ill show I our barkain counter
all Oddments, also Ladies' and Gents' Leavy All -wool Win-
ter Underwear, much under their reguht value.
D. Mi.LL/AR C
'Phone 56
aoderich
NONE UP THE LUNGS
, WITH OUR
EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
1 AND HYPOPHOSPHITES
It i4 nit a Moped .titimtl:ult hot ,t true tunic and
nutritive fon*. -
Our 5oc. size for a Tonic, at goc.
"I'lu'rl• i. nn L,•„rr 1,11111.
Ont.
W. C. GOODE
BEDFORD BLOCK.
Special 11 l att'nt14 11 to family t -sip s.
Chemist
OUR
BLACK
CHERRY
BALSAM
FOR COUGHS
25c, 5 for $1.00
PHONE t;g • HAMILTON ST
STOVES RANGES]
and
At Bargain Prices
- te
*1
et -•
We Can
141w•sy4 rely 1111 our 1'114*flllll`I',. Na(IMf:tt
tion with our
Canned Goods
IN•14111M1• we handle only relini,le bruldM
that we know all about. Every house-
keeper knows how snitch difference
there is in these household necessities.
And it is not always the price that in-
sures the finality. • \\'e•ae showing n
line 3.1 canned goods that we aro sell-
ing very Inv indeed, MI low in fact
Ifent you win 134• ...upriser] how good
they pre when they appear ton your
table.
STURDY & CO.
We want to clear our large
stock of Stoves and Ranges by Feb-
ruary 1st and are quoting on them
Prices that
You cannot afford to allow to
Go past you.
Every Stove
and Heater
Guaranteed
Big bargains in Hardware,
(class, Tin and (Iraniteware
at _____...010190
Worsell's Cheap Stove and Hardware Store
Hamilton Street
4.
IMP
OODEIIICH