The Signal, 1911-6-8, Page 67-
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THE TOWN iOUNC1L.
wA TEN tort OIL AGAIN THE SUB-
JECT UF DEBATE.
Pieetde..t or the Board of Trade Pres
bents the Case for the Use ot Oil
Committee Will Reconsider the
Question Other Business berore
11.+ Town Father.
1 ;tt•tition - or, •according t o 11W
pot of the Hoard of Trade. the
expretbion of opinion -which was laid
before the aldermen at the regular
totaling of the town eouncil last Fri-
day evening aroused a heated discus -
Mon air to the action of the council at
a pr visor meeting in deciding not to
use oil Glib r.eeaon W keep down the
dust on the streets.
Ae 1h. Macklin. president of tbe
Hoard of Trade, termed it. when be
presented the petition. it Was *cor-
net
conreet expe'ewion of opinion on the
gesatioe whether water or al war the
better ter duet -laying Mix-
t y-lour Dante* were on the 1t!-
titirxl to favor of using oil, while only
fourteen signed on the negative side.
The objec•tbens to the oar of oil weir
deal( arm lay lar. Maektiai. He held
, bel tuaay W the objections ntad.•
weir piloted hot to be ie.portaa t ones.
d'lev tt .l sorrcbaat• .'ppored the propo-
btIkm. un the grout.] ,bat it was too
expensive sad An. the smell wa. had.
hr endangered l.• show that It was
b..t eap.sa.ve and that the tad odor
was noticed or&y for a .bort Gate. The
de..dnaetr.s d robber tires by the oil
Wee another Object sat. but it was u.K
clew. w ,Jar bogie* w h y the of 1 de -
at. oy td trees is thalerieb awl in other
putters it did out. The ou used tut
yepr was knows to be of an interior
goblet, mad he ash swatted sbuymg the
yt y,ri oil and petting it on io peeper
quautifise.
The Maytar eapleased low sin prise;
that. dune.R kr ateruce, the council I
had decided pmt the oil proposal.'
He h.pird to see it given a total an-
other year and urged the cous.cil to
recumoder its former decision. He
tbe.upkt that the use of water would
be peeved more costly.
Sleeve Reid declared the petition
••e. cul a representative one and ven-
• • t gay that If the canvassers bad
neighborhood of the Square
rid bare bad no difficulty in
els sigoatures on the pegs-
, -.10k. To secure the necessary
equipment and a tank of oil the out-
lay, he raid, ba.. been estimated at
$1,U7 . Owrhg to the great expense it
bad been decided to buy a sprinkler
tbi. year. TQir would he used atforltb
widened the sweets this year, along a
with the watering cart already in use,
and it next year it. should be decided
to use oil, the cost of the equipment
Ppuld thus be spit ad over two years.
legal for the tow rt to cut the grans in
front of a vacant lot and .brg
ae it
\against the ivprrty. The matter l$
(o he looked into by the public works
committee to ate what lou he done
tot.arde having such unsightly epotr
cleared up at an early date.
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THE LATE
COUNCILLOR MICKLEY.
•
Ashfield Township Council Paye a Trib-
ute to His Memory.
AIHYIKI.D, May 27th.
Al the regular meeting of council
today Jaw. tookAlwu and buboa•ribed
ILA -tie declaratir.ne of qualificationriu
and office as encIllga fur balance of
loll. elle tt w. Kickley deceased.
The minutes of last abetting were
read and unproved. The following
cranio, ie n was ua.1 r d by Messrs.
w
lithrie and Stewart aud unatll-
.unn.ly varied : That tibia council de
=
*wow to place un terotd some expres-
sion of the general feeling throughout
lbs towtislup ut genulLe regret. and
out row fur rue sudden taking away of
ww
our tricot highly i.ppsecctei tenon --
councillor. the late Wm: Kickley ;
Out:. we do saes itis Ix eeeoce with
u. today and regret that we must coa-
ttail* Lt. II.. lilt Mgr t(mama on mat-
ters ut twportaacs to uur townsblpp,
hos opinions being always of lbs big'h-
eat value owing to his wog residence
hero and hos many years of faithful
I. et vtrr on the council board : that we
silo,. from lung association with him;
know well hi. *tellies Wath, do
firmly believe and regret that the
townsbip of Asblield has lo.t a most
truthful servant, one who invariably
considered the tuteesyets' Intel este as
of primary importance in all abattets
municipal, alto with bitch consistency
tot t eten those w how he unavoidably
offended by bis stubba n adherence to
his *esteem public duo) are now the
Host to acclaim bis faithfulness to his
cath ut office; that we particularly
wiab to eouvey oar siucete condolence
to the bereaved widow and family of
our depatted fellow -worker, and that
therefore the clerk fotwu. d a copy of
is resolution to Mrs. Kickley and
Iso publish atopy in the minutes of
today." Be affidavit et Thos. McIn-
tyre, claiming $30 for low of two
she, p and damages to others from
dun the cwners of which be did not
kat .v, moved' by Messrs. Hunter and
Stewart Abet his claim be laid over to
the November meeting and that Thom.
McIntyre be notified to be� present at
that rneetirgp�. Carried. Mvved ty
Me' re, L'uoler and Dalton that John
Kilpatrick be appointed to operate
the gt ader for ibis stesou at $•t a day
for binieelt and one team. Carried.
The treasurer's report showing bel-
anct• on hand of g1.:114.15 wets ordered
filed. Moved by Mesas. Dalton and
Hunter, and carried, that the road
commissioners be allowed to spend In
their respective division- for vrork ou
roads not iucludiop, plank and tile no
more than the toiluwing tuna with-
out the consent of the majority of the
boatu, sod that each commissioner re-
port the correct amount expended by
Dint at the Mepternber meeting. vit. :
Division 1., 111260;' division 11., .i$O;
divisit h 111., 5(100 ; division IV.. •1325;
division V. ,{815. Mo ed by Messrs.
Hunter and biewest, that this council
grant the inerit:ulWtal societies at
Luckuow and Dungannon each 51250
tor 1911. Carried. 7be court of tevi-
eios of assessment roll was duly insti-
tuted at 2 p. m. There web. nu ap-
peals versus the assessor's valuations.
The appeal of r'atepayess of 1$. 8. No. 3
veit.ur a.lowing Jas. Griffin, Jas. John
Bowler tend i1ichael Courtney to be
assessed an separate tchool supporters
w..s not allowed, tbe evidence being
that these parties all nsslded within
rue three-mile limit and that all
the parties who bad notified the
clerk on or before March 1st that
they desired to be assessed as separate
school supporters must remain on the
toll as separate school supporters.
The appeals of Wm. Johnston and
John Hussey to he relieved from dog
tax, their dols being killed ■bottly
after the aasersor'i visit to them, were
both allowed and the appeal of Wm.
Simpson not being entered before
May Lath could not be allowed. A
few other changes in names made
necessary by change of ownership
atter the assessor's visits were ordered
and this finished the work of the
court for 1911. On resuming business
as a council it was moved by Mews.
Dalton and Alton that the aeseneoss
roll as revised he accepted and the as-
aeeecr paid. Cas tied. Several ac-
eouhte amounting In all to' *7151.$1
were ordered paid on motion of
Messrs. Hunter and Stewart, Lind on
motion of Messrs. Dalton and Stewart
the council adjourned to J tine 34th at
10 a. w. Tiftla. (i. ALt.gp ,T'lerk.
Th, Macklin said he did not think it
use net•efteat y to Gy anything at
the. pi_eeent time. .he experiment
could to cobtiun along the same
lints as last year 01..1 at• a 1P•eonable
Dspul}- Reeve Munnings stated it as
Lis opinion that, the Square roadway
being ttitl saturated with oil. it would
absorb only about hall what it did last
ycat. He thought one cont on the
hqusre would be sufficient for the first
tbrt a months,' and he considered the
better way to do was to oil first the
.ti eats leading to the :square and then
make the application un the Square.
He stated milker that it was about
time the council "got ,town to burgess
end put it on as a local improvement."
ltie Mayor's reply to this was that it
wee s little late ut obi reason to con -
surer such a piopusittoo.
Councillor Kelly, in expressing his
sentiments, said ,bat it the oil was put
on it should be put on right. If 1t
were the feeling that the oil -laying
should be *tone on with be would go
back un his lreeourntrndation to drop
the tee of oil. He admitted that
much of the opposition to the oil had
been it "rubber -tired feeling."
This ended the "expression of opin-
ion" irons the councillors and the mo-
tion then was made by Uouncillort•
Elliott and Nairn that tbe matter be
r'efer'red back to the public works
committee tor reconsideration.
This being carried, immediate ad -
kat' onleht warmade,aod in committee
it was decided to have the clerk write
the British American Oil (Jo. and re-
quest that a representative be gent up
here at Dace.
In dispoeing of the regular business
of the evening the application of W.
J. 'Ramsay for the poeitiou of krtspec-
tor ot the 'ewers about to be con-
structed was referred to the public
works committee.
A motion was passed autborising
the Mayor to sign a memorial to be'
pre cotel to A. M. Todd on the eve of
hie departure iron) (:odericb.
Officers of the (doderich Manch of
the Women's Institute asked that
tables be placed in tbe pavilion at
Harbur Park and other improvements
made for the convenience of 'acur-
Munists. The letter was referred to
the parks comwittee,swith power to
met.
J. Root Jordan cont In a request that
the council remove two dt.ew trees in
front of bis property on tooth street
and Piston street. TM parks com-
mittee will attend to the matter and
•l.tn see that other dyad tree■ in differ-
ent parte of the town are removed.
Three appli.-eiiona tot the position
of special conalshie during th.•
11ry camp week were sent to the
spedel committer.
Leiters interring to matter* in hand
le reenertion welts the Kensington
Rus rime Co. were sent to the bn:.ntr
con,nilslee.
A Ienatby letter tion. Joseph ('.
taiAln was tired. explaining his pis,,
tion In reference to the placing "1
esrtb on (dk,utvsler'lerrace. an action
Wheat bad caused some Diction hr
twewn bini ono .1 e public works cun.-
10iµee. Tut I.ttea 44esflied.
The finance ti nimiltee in its repot
"emsioneeded Ler e•aymen t of • num-
ber o: 5..rwtt... 7 b report was
adopted
(bwaesfbr w ,lam asked V it west.
MESSAGE FOR WOMEN,
Mrs. BGeo. Butler says for Pain in dm
ktTHack Take Dodd's Kidney Pills.
I'e,luettillr. N. If„ Junes.-Ifipecial)
in .. n.twagr ut .beer 10 the 0u
w.,nnen u1 Canada. Mre. (ins., Nutlet,
w•u.' of a well-known ,amass 11vma
heat• bele. says :
-1 was reeling very bad w hen 1
booted to use ikatO'. Kidney Pills.
and I can (okay may 1 tour*$ I n tet K
utter. I era ami feeders, Ri te Ile, Mire ala
'.1 was always tQwd and nervous, mer• 3! s ro aka. "live.ss te
my bead ached, and 1 bad dark circles I S' a Reeseses eetanated M see, gar-
ut.tler niy ryes. /cur t years 1 bad hat e. higk.r, Rent. stall to I<s; pans% 1
bufteterl front pain in the hack. 1< tor.M 'navy, Meal to slot; ��e��
t s good t eMUs, heavy, 1
• I . r p.r pence I rocnw, rneed �s a s pop, its to Ili MR st aims
i)
.Id'. Kinney Pills to all buffeters! Mea.
iatr Its
10,111 pain ill the bark.' (1 .ofd'. Kndnet P.Ib mans tFe ltld p wn.3e well and deems That magusM 411,0 reto Sas; i
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THE SIGNAL, G
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool Exchange Closed, Chicago
Wheat Higher -Live Stock -
Latest Quotations.
CHICAGO. June 5.-A huge wave 11
saeculatite bu)leg to -day to the wheat
pit ran agates, heavy realising sales oa
tete part of toe loose. In comequence.
much 01 a sharp advance was lost, and
the market closed easy at prices varytag
from Isaturday night • level to %e strive.
(bra finished lee down to I4c to 41.e' be;
oats with a gain of rel. to ,tic, sad Pro -
vistas. more costly by le le 114'0
The Liverpool grain efchaage gad the
continental markets were all cloned Yes-
terday for the holiday. Liverpool Bed
Pans will also be closed today.
Winnipeg Options.
(lose. Open. Hick. Low. Class,
Wheat -
July TOY, 100 102%, 11/0 rlO%
Oct. 03% 0 fd r0 r0
OJl luy 5701 271.4 Sill 37% 377`
Toronto Grain Market.
Wheat, fall, bushel S i to I„-.
Wheat, fall, cereal
Wheat, goose, bushel
Rye, bushel a 7O 0000
Oats, bushel .43 0000
Barley, bushel O 60
Buckwheat, bushel O 44 40
Peas, bushel 0 7l o w
Toronto Dairy Market.
Butter, more lots 010 517.
Sutter. separator. dairy, ib0 If O M
Butter, creamery, Ib. rolls0 !1 ea
Butter. creamery, solids 0
Eggs. new -laid 01s
Cheese, new. lb 013 0 lits
Cheese. lb. 01445 fill
Honeycomb, doses 3 Y
Honey, extracted, lbs, • M 0 11
Montreal Grain and Produce.
MONTREAL. June 11.. --Owing to the
strength in the Winnipeg mallet for oat
• stronger feeling prevailed here, and
holden of round lots were asking 4171c
for No. 2. and 40Nfc for No. 3, Causdlan
western, ex, -store, but the demand con-
tinues to be very limited from all sources.
The foreign demand for spring wheat
flour was fair, and sales amounting to
0000 barrels were made at an advance of
Sr per barrel. A good local trade to
panning, and the undertone to the market
la strong..
este-Caaadlan western, No. 2. 4184c to
Oc, car Iota, ex -store; extra No. 1 feed,
410 to 41%e; No. 3 C.W., 40y4c to 40%c, No.
2 local white, rent to 40%c, No. 3 local
molls, 2041. to 30%c; No. 4 local white,
ky%e to Mc.
Flour -Manitoba spring wheat patents,
first. 16.30, seconds, 44.1111; winter wheat
patents. 64.111 to 44.75, strong bakers', 14.00,
straight mills,., 44.10 to KS; in bags, III.id
to IL
Rolled oats -Per barrel, 14.66, bag of r0
lbs. V.15. ..
Feed barley -Car *Ole, ez-store, 61c to
diet
Corn -American Na 3 yellow, 4Oc to 61c.
MUlteed-Bran, Ontario, gL+; Manitoba,
321, middlIngs,Ontrlo, ;7.50 to Mr, shorts,
Manitoba, 023, moulilie, i*0 to enf.
r:gge-l" esh, lilac to 1134c.
• Cheese -Westerns, 1014c to Ile.
Butter -Choicest, 21c to 21 Vac; .e0ohd;
Ilc to 1#c.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Union Stock Yards.
TORONTO, June 5. -Receipts of
live stock at the Union Stook Yards
were 76 carloads, consisting of 1435
cattle, 401 hogs, 333 sheep, 97 calves
and 15 horses.
Exporters.
Geo. B. Campbell bought for Mortis a
Co. Ir export steers, as follows: For Liv-
erpool. IA.staers, 1250 lbs. each, at $.07,
average price, or a range of I% to 36.10,
also 16 London steers, 1310 lbs. each, at
SJr'.
Butchers.
Prime picked cattle sold at 36 to i6.10;
loads of good to choice sold at W.70 to Ie.
common to medium, of which there were
few, sold at from 16.50 to 15.70; bulls, 44.75
to 16.36; cows. $4.50 to 16.s.
• Stockers and Feeders.
P'ew, 11 any. stockers and feeders were
offered. Prices would be unchanged.
Short -keeps. $1.40 to 36.75; feeders. 850 to
1000 lbs., I6.% to 36.50; stockers, 31.7.7, to
16.30.
Hogg
Hogs were blither, at tt70 for selects,
ted and watered, and ,4.40 f.o.b, cars at
0o9ntry poli.
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Milkers and Springers.
A limited• number of medium to good
cows were reported at $45 t0 ego each.
Veal Calves.
Wesley Dunn reported veal calves as
o aUlan at st to $5.60, or an average of
Ns per cwt.
Sheep and Lambs.
Prices for sheep were lower, as follows:
Sheep, ewes, wee to $4.50; rams, 13 to
00; spring Iambs, 44 to 111 each. No
yearling lambs were on sale.
Montreal Live Stock.
MONTREAL, June g. -At the Montreal
Stock Yards west end market, the re-
ceipts of Ilve stock for the week ending
June 2, were 1e00 cattle. 300 sheep
and lambs, 2116 hogs and 175 calves, end
the supply on the market this monde,
far sale consisted of 760 cattle, 100 sheep
and lambs, lel hogs and 260 calves.
Altbo cable advice• on cattle were weak
and lower to -day, there was no Important
change In ,fie eoidltlon of the local mar-
ket, pricer being steady. The ■tterdance
of buyers was larger than ureal, • fairly
active trade being dole. The average qual-
ity of the stock offered was gond, sad
this, coupled with the cattier weather,
tended to Increase the demand from sol
dealers, which resulted In a good clear -
. ace being made before to noon hour.
A few extra choked picked steers SOK
as h as Per, bat the bulk of the trad-
Ing was done In choke stock at 404',;'
at 6%c to lc; rattly good at 6410 t0
fair at 4%c to as. and common at 40
to 4%c per pound. Some choke cow•
brought 545••, and Use lower grades from
that down to 7010, whoa the top ngum
paid for bulls was 5%e per pound.
The tone 0f the market for hogs arta
stranger, notwithstanding the fact that
suppUos were larger than a week ago.
There was no actual advance In prices.
but fere was • itetne1 demand from
packers, and is aative trade was doss Ia
selected Iota at Ki per 100 pounda.wMgb-
ed off can.
The trade In wean meat was gent, and
the market was without air Important
change to note, prime for all liner ,Mag
steady Old sheet told at Ia eo 1a; swift
Iambs at * to NM, aid ciders at Irma
Id to 110 each.
East Buffalo Cattle Merltat.
KARI ttt: PF'ADO, Jeno t. -Cattle -Rn
cellists, WO head; market fairly active attt
steady. prime steers, 3t7; In I1u, tad.
cher grades, 16.'3 to $6..16.
Calver-Recelpts. 0100 hea,I market wF
Uwe and firm cull t0 choir., t< to N.
nitro and ,.orbs -Receipts, Hlel head;
'market active ala 'Ready .•holes. Iama4.
mu to K: auk to fair. 16 to la 64. yeah
Inure. 76 to ,676, cheepet to 14X,
Horror-Rerelpta, TIM; market setfse
firm yorkers. 30.31. stags. Use to
PUP. N.1a to Mil; mooed San "to N.
ma.!. N.30 to mm; roughs. I1 ei is ak
Cheeses Live Sleek.
t'llic•A(K). Jens t.--Cattle-Reerfses
ttiwmated at I1,OM; market dee, a
beeves, s 16 t0 Sal; limas steers, aim is
atm s.st.rn et Wei t 1/.M. stork-
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Saturday, June IT
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Friday. June 16tb, 8 e. m., Central Time. Artive Goderich
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Goderich Band Moonlight, 8110) p. m., itriday the 18tb.
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A special excursion train from Berlin, via O. T. Ry.,,tbe morn-
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From Wiogbsm, Beltrave. Blyth+ etc., take morning train.
June 17th, connects at Clinton 8:40 a. m. with ipecial train for
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