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Goderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
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A. G. NIS
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Agent of the Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canad;,.
The Western Assurance Company.
I'he Royal Exchange Asenrance of London, England.
The London and Lancashire Guarantee and Accident Co
l'be American Surety Company of New York.
All kinds of ineuranoes..
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GODHRICH, ONT•
ANNUAL MEETING.
THE GODERICH ELEVATOR AND
TRANSIT (*O3IPANY,LIMITED
.tie annual general
of the Ooderlc$
r. Limited. will
Manager. North
Muse meting Itlersitar aha/ adios
be bald at Vie ,..
tit' V►EDIt)�hAY �T ler, 11112.
.1110 oak ossa. fee 1j. of diruotont
lar the ,swing aef ttiiWee transaction of any
ether boohoo that' Wa
mar iwPa't7 be brought
. Odors Dederick AaMl ltk �N. Ma
NOTICE TO COR'TEACTORS
NOTICE
r{ TO�CONTRAC+TOtRS.
-imidsuea..M�ssasMsilsnw wl• assaaed
er
bMieseelle. Myr --
et • w11. w
sews et Ostledela Pleas and
esetisr
a+7 Awa et W cake d 1111as ($s - ,
IM levee t er oar [ander acs neammearily
weeetet
C. M. litURTt1N.
Ie. rt Brainard stet. Detroit Mleb.
STOCK
AND STABLES
FOR SALE
Alt the stock and equipment of
('undry'. Livery will be Bold by
auction on WED.. MAY lett No
reserve. Everything will he
sold, including stables.
JOHN PURVIS, Auctioneer.
SITUATIONS VACANT.
AUs'TION SALES
GODERICH, THU
4 UOTIuN SALE
or
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY.
The Mire:. tlbarmso will sell by toblic
auction on
SATURDAY, APRIL 13ru.
at Y o'clw k 0. m.. their property on Cast street
U door. wed of Knitting raat0ry,, Quart
of lot N0. In lutIc.quarter acro). on winch
le • two-story brick veneer torose coma
DAY. APRIL 11, 1912
10 TUfr tI ISYAL 1
get not, of the pi t
ID12 Calends I a.
Do It Nuw
THE &ZONAL PRIN. "NO CO.. Ltd., Penniman'
GIOOERICM MARKETS.
��� 1et��The aensr,eAprlI1lth.
wM
f wbsK Mr kttib» o� in to 6 e yet
twr hub to u dI
Gehl offer base bush 0 M W r ig
Barterper ie boa tee*o le. to I u5
e 7S to e 60
saw sato
! ai w 7s
sle to a co
ato SSte
IT Mt n
3!wto 13 I0
00 to +u,
aoto w -,
t le to n3:
it ten
there Flour, tar cwt
double parlor sitting -room. dining[ root
inlid 8. .Pmtie t.Mr ewe.
aid Shona r to
coiner H te
.. par lea, sew
Straw
t andd 8atee O0drer Per
.Leossa
. de- otos 1K {ear lea
rich. A
kitchen downstairs. and lour bedruoms
'&•[broom upstairs. House has • good
sod le heated by furnace.
The location L &food, being only
minutes' walk from the O. T. R.2$on
seven situates' from :square. The M
Sharman are lit og out tt"ert and bar
tided to dispose of their propert7 la bade
Mr. James 8t,wart, express teerregw,•Dew
weenie. the Mime and has kindly eaaesated to
let Intending purebe.ers see through the house
two day. before the sale.
There *PI be a reserve bid.
TER Mei: -10 per tient. at time of sale ; ba1
woe in 1D days.
Yoe further particulars apply to
WM.SMARM AN or T. GUN UK Y. Auetionom
AUCTION SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
The
public
at residence. Eley t stroireet the dors
east of Goderich orae faoleryi, on
MOND( Y. APRIL Orli.
at ! o'clock p.m
Diningroomn furniture, kitchen chain. table.
dishes. cooking utensils. etc., bedroom furnl-
tare, lentos, two .loves, rocking mumu,glees cupboard. sewing mune
utter buusehold artidu too eteraooae to
mention.
maga CASH.
THOMAS OUNDRY, Auctionsor.
AUCTION SALE
SPLENDID
or
HOUSE
on N•pl r attest sad • fwrntshed Summer
COtt+ore at Hemostat's Part. •
Mr. George IdePbee will ee1/ by puhlk
t auction et the peasis„ on Napier street.
Ooderlch, on
WEDNIL'RDAY, APRIL J7re,
commencing at 130 o'clock sharp :
The r.widenos on Napier onset is one of the
vary beet bath house In Ooderteh. Contains
*Mow mid bath ie well mitoated, has a good
aOhm of tie lake, harbor apd river. It was
=built
y kir. McPhee for hie owe see
convenience. There is aimo a
- hays stable and the lot Y a fall gutter -
sera
The household furniture also will be toad mod
&ankle of tables chain, loaoge.. settee, oar -
=swore, several bed room sets, sewing
3 awes of stunted birds, 1 dulled
Mar, 1 Outfit' ttild cat. several doses self
amalatia All kitchen furniture and etaaWr,
coal and wood stoveq lawn mower, jos
1 long ladder, 1 bog truck, lee beaker
1 sow beam worker. t pit of bob deals
wet Sad two seEU, sae
rubber hos. two bicycles aid 00. est 01 si t w
hansom&
At the muse time the summer cottage at
Matesetuatt Parts together with an the tuna -
tare win to .std. 1111 hie Weal mammae
*
war built by Mr. McPhee Unwell and Mu
put up
u osis w • boas of that kind can b• ha*.
Ileseltking will be disunited of as Mr. No-
nmoving to the Wean
moues to! be
p. [neo pee area.osgemire.
aaddty lot at
tee heasMeYer furni�wns whets ree. cues Os
swim 1110PHTE, THOS. GUNDRY,
PreeriRor. Auctioneer
WANTED. ---A HITCHER GIRL 11 'O
F •"let coop. Aryls at HOTEL BED-
tlblt
NOTICE PO ODDFELLOWB.
will be ratioreciti,. � mer. - Apglitatioos
laeia.l i the r Me position s np w ■ w.
astarwl..10r or oars
LF Hall, duals to commence
C. R c 8aenig r particular" apply to
IL
(=ENERAL SERVANT WANTIW.
'.J 41ely to ME& .1. B. HUNTER, Natsea
9tLtt
WANTati.-o1/44. NW*�eaA6rQUALIFIED
Odp.it~ AmerApeakeal14- - s attarat
lsega
aad lemsived yAL
PL ski
sae WA
RPRESENTATIVE WANTED IN
ewelooty amare tar. for Cut-
teeeeymall order hoose. Few hours'
epare timewill
rs�
can do the work. Outfit furnished tree. DO-
MINION GROCERY CO- )Vlndeer, Ont. al -4t
FOR SALE.
FOR SALK.-BUFF ORPINGTON
map for Toronto. Gori sailing from stook aired by
li1.pb Draottord prize winners.
LAWIOMUDuunnl p1.3 Write or dime. V.
['PRAYING OUTFITS, ETC.
1 ._
Nothing pays better than the Dare of your
orchard. Tics very beet denying outfit* and
material at leweet prion.. For mate by D. F.
HA.MLINK, Goderich.
FOR SALE. -1 BET SINGLE DRI v -
f
ING 1 est single dray hareem. 2
robes. 1 Nsiork I getter. 1 rubber tired
beery. etc. A ehg.se Orr a good baelain. En-
quire u THIS 0 ei,
e
j1JAyyLL PAPER -1912 WALL
Tor-
onto Wall Paaper perCo. at
(o. Select andmetrees T
your
work done before the rush. Prins debt.
Borders meld by the roll A. HNAZEI. Agent,
Fiat street Ooderlcb. 67-tt
i
Attention! .
If you are open to invest $100.00 to $1,000.00, easy
payments, write us at once. People who bare
invested through us in the past are now reaping
from IR per tent„ to X10 per cent. on their invest-
ment. We place investments in choice inside
City Property and are sit present investing in
t
Weyburn, Saskatchewan f
. Inside Property
ea we believe it win be the nett City i, Saskat-
chewan. BuLHiagu under cooatreeebo and
permits will sesonat to over •1.0$4400 this year.
'(time new livres al Railways assured. making it a
Meige Railway Ceatra
If you are interested, write Chs.
V. Campion & Company
RYiiUANI •aOVWITY RAPIN 1RTiLIMNO
IVETIPUEM, sul[ATOQsWAM
i
A UCTiON SALE
or:
FARM 8T(1('K, IMPI.EMEN'T8, ETC.
Mrs. L. A. McDonald will offer for sale by
public aucUou at lot it. concordat 11. Hallett,
Irillage of Auburn[. on
MONDAY, APRIL :Ms:D.
commencing at I o'clock, the following:
Hoeam..--I aged brood man: 1 Meavy draft
mare. 8 years oki ; 1 heavy draft noire. 6 years
old; 1 heavy draft hone, rbing 3 yeah old ; t
driving mare, 3 years old.
C••r'rt.a-3 gout mile* cow,., due to calve in
aiay ; 4 heifers. riafog 2 years 04d ;1 steer, rising
2 years old ; 3 stems. rising 1 year old.
Pioa-1 b•Ood sow, due in 'lay : 1 brood row ;
hogs. average 130110. 130 bene
IMrt.zru:ters.• Mativey'.Harrls binder, Mawey-
Iiarrle mower. hay rake. I land roller.
Harris culU -.tor, M,w
.ey-Harris seed Milk
net Iron barrows. 1 gang Mow 1 twin plow. 1
new Cockehutt plow. I single plow. 1 wagon. 1
sleigh. I sulky cart. I good rubber tired boggy
1 cutter. 1 ecuMer. 1 turnip sower. 1 root pultor.
1 hay rack. rig rack. gravel brit. [top box. 1
set d doable harness, 1 set of plow haroess,
1 set single harness ince Hy new,.horto collate. I
good Ssakat.chewtin robe Meetly newt. mug and
MI doth. I good pair hone blanket, 1 grind.
stone, 1 wheelbarrow, 1 fanning mill, 1 water
trough. 1 1i -foot ladder. 1 wagon lack. 1 pump
and pomp logs. bay fork. tope. ear and .ling .
a quenttty of cedar post., sleigh bunks. milk
tank and erns. neckynkee and whtftietree,,
saw& forks. chains, shovels, hors. spade,
o.uuhook. a small quantity of hay and ilio
bnabebn of oats
Hot-uu ot.n Eerscis.-Chsirs lounges. bed.
steads. dreseen• kitoben cupboard, 2 dining
tables, sewing machine.' washing machine,
barrels, tabs, churns. writing desk, organ -sinks,
crockery, Mrs.! good Crown Huron range and
pipes. 1 good wood heaters. 1 good ostler nook
stove. and othe. &ruche. loo nusiereu- n0
men Unna
TERMS. --All stuns of ten dollars and under.
cash : over that •mountseven months' credit
will be given on torn.-hing approved joint
tints, A discount of tour per cent. .tralght
allowed for cash on credit .mounts. Hay turd
vain emit.
MRS. 1. A.Malt NALiD. T. OUR DRY.
Prorietrems wA uet4oe ,ars
4 I'C`7ION SALE - OF
8IX ACR OF LAND
with a comfortable frame hoo.e, femme barn
sed other bundles. together with
UTQCO, IMPIiM&NTi A ROVe.Hpt,p rURNnit'.g
In the township of Colborne.
1 am lemtrmoted b7 Mrs. H. Tlebbore• to sd1
by peblie emotion at the prenrbre, &oc eewjen 9.
W. D. Colborne 0i mile" from AalUbtd,, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL MT.,
commencing at, o'clock sharp;
Tme y cooahu or alit Same of good
Yeti. oe which there M a mestmeteby
b�... tope. barn and re
aehmrd et aboot 73 tree~ meetly a�il�eaasmod }�
pYss Y Y very good abate, bones aro amef
aft ta welt L Tpin wge M
}i�egeerMtMRehes meM mare K 11 f D' &'sleet. This Ease a amod
Ise w•ntln� ee have •
Wet well. ems wlolive to iih.isMinm apt
elm of Nth ]'seem win Is* aeaeesyd u
At of
were time thele will bs 1 mare,
ti Mg, le Mal: 1 cow. 6 rimes EA dM to
eir• 1 Nmu-bead Amoy 411f.' - Id
1 Mehl wages : 1
&gals 1 to sf ,,► ' 1
leH: pbw
deeememe. wash
tom'li
item • ,sredph�si�.roam ;
11g
M
mew.1 Mr tithe.
w
7",==.1..virt. e:..... l�
nreLefills. L 1 Tltil & OUNDR T.
ll A.atlgttsw
e =bee
=mw ,
ter li tt�o (0,4
3 S
cattle. eitCy kattle. import. o ptr cwt. 3'di to
to
Sheep . :dr otet.. 40 ttoo
Yellow, per lb 10 to
Hide., peer ewt 7 ,n w
etimp,iti,w YS to
1 1►t
SW
0 75
. w
4 K
7 Al
3t
- PUBLIC NOTICE - - - - - -
NOTICE. -BOAR(/ OF HEALTH.
Under instruction of the Heard of Health, the
cit &ens are directed to ses that all bac►yards
are cleaned and treed of refuse before the 1st
ay of May. The inspector oil) commence his
limits of fnspectlou after April 15 and soy
rremlewo remaining lo au un.antt..ry� condition
after May 1 will Ili cleaned order direction of
the and the ebmrim, therefor a..,. -ed
net the property.
A.C. HUNTER, X. K %YIOLEE.
18`M M.H.O. Chairwan Hoard of Health
PUBLIC NOTICE.
L1 A R M HELP AND DOMESTIC
1 1 lRVANT&.,-Pelson. requiring farm bdp
should appl once to WiL.LIAY )ICQIIL-
LIN, Dominica Government Li0ployment
Agent, 8C Ha1eas, (tat. tonere haft with H. U.
WOODei, 8t Helene. Oot.. will receipe�om pt
&Ueetlaw,. receive 110.1.2
DAPERHA1GING, PAINTING
• and kalaominlag, etc. Fivie el..s work,
rush. s SNA2� pato street. 0 . 6work done betore 7 U
AUCTION SALES
C
LEASING AUCTION BALE
or
HOUBKHOLD FURNITURE AND
I MPLICM EN'I8,
1 an, introot.d by Mrs. Thoma. Precious to
pill by public mustiest at her roaldeooe. Raglan
ataeetSATURDAY, APRIL 13rg,
ossmeudag at 3 e'dsok sharp
One Masa4$arris seed drill Meade now). 1
MAA 1 depglet wagon, 1 set taffy bwrea,
seuhrtsfmr a seal" (1 wpealbar.ew.
Garland.- 1 bedroom
u 4_ 1 1 chamber sal, 1 Wawa
ss� linearly newt, i looms, 6
esaisastll 1 kitchen table, 1 tame
balsa., 1 nowise m•mbine needs new/ 1
s.4 1 wash tub, 1 no kettle. I
m�a ra,4 �Yo��anuty et riwaptg oWst.
. and other ►Rinigs.
e10 and under. rash ;
Ant
months' audit win be
Maw
ger win be diehon pand w*M. aiy
[nerve.
MR&. THOS, PILC1uL'e, T. SUNDRY,
A*etls.eer,
JUDICIAL SALE,
JUDICIAL BALE
ABRETB OF THEoDOTY ENGINE WORKS
CO, OF OODIRICH. LTD.
In tee mater of the Winding Up:Act. Revised
Statute of Canada, Chapter 141, and Amending
Asti and
In the matter of the Doty Engine Warks
Company sit Ooderich. Limited.
Sealedtenders will be received. addressed to
S L Doyle. Local Marler.[ he math VIZ
sad m)oyie, -Tenders - the art defgelrh_'.
Doty Zulu Works Comma, of
Ltn.itedr, up to twelve o clock septi d 8e012.-
d•y, April 131.h, 1912. for the purchase ea Woo
of Me Wowing sestets of toe Dotyfeeds&
Work. Com tro� or OodeHcb, Limit
Parcel No.L-Being In the town of Godhbb.
In the comity of Huston, Ontario. and too Hi u
lots Na.. 00d and 9V•. and a strip of 1a feet on
Chs Wert side of lot No. M1 extending from
front to tear thereof, also lot No. 910 and the
west side of for No. 141, having • eroutege of
212 feet and a depth of 235 feet. more or less,
together with machine shop, o3oe. boiler
bons•, erecting shop. tool room, otos age sic
moulding.hop. pat leen -iorage boom, pi'
pattern
shed. frame storage shed. open se. concrete
pattern and c.e.ting storage house, brick
machine shop and concrete blacksmith eke.
engine end holier room thereon.
Parcel no. 2. -Being part of lot No. 12 in too
re -sit, A In the town of Ooderich, in rho
county of Huron. vntario, situated near tae
Grand Tr•ank ItwuwaJ Station, with concrete
boiler shop. engine mom and boiler bons&
thereon.
PaMei No 1.- tieing plant. machinery. Inc!'.
shafting. hangers. tot)cyt, halting, with homes
and wagon*, pontos, sod drawings fn, around
or contained in the ppremises reetalnrd soder
parcels 1 and 2. and lnrentoried at 111311.037.133.
Parcel 0a 4.- Nerug the ('nappse) d right,
title and {atria -et sutler' to all Ileum eau
assigr menta there. swains[ or hypothecations
thecae( in ail me. chetah we. accounts iete.1vs tole
or duos iu aet:m, each e(alma if
any. ea the Company may havegainst the
ee.au o[
the late Y. W. Doty and Use Doty
Cnglne Works ('oo:eel of Winnipeg, Limited.
Parcels Noe. 1. 1 and :, ars .00)44 to mnort-
ggwwRRee In fat or u( Use town of (saaerieb mor J
*13.:{o) and interest which the purchaser mn.t
0•.900& In addition to Hee eats* 010.1 1
machinery aggro aurur Nal sad letere„`
Tenders most be for theaasuenndswed aloe
of parts , Nos, 1, 1 and 3 and for Cha Company
equity and Huhu; snrh as they are or may be
4. parcel N0. 4.
An tare . Insurance. wester rates and .imWr
iters Me to 4 adjusted Us the date of Cabe
•ggagsa... of tender.
Talwee %&etas M paymer will be )o per 001.4. K
sgeda,d on U..• isepi/e.aes et tender,
aMa om lignsksder of such leader in ozurw of
the essessi moss, wit hint=4,4 without
lieptat*digitt. assamad te the
7ti_ wW be opened .4 rite r ha,
-141 d 11 tM Const tit Lig
weasel a.m. whoaOvearls,_ es y all ahem toh0
ebepee pa)*Ne to
M OWL A the mesusst......
M 111e..M If w terser is we
(fib Seiler I. as a est
the
THE TOWN COUNCIL
SALE OF SUMMER HOTEL AT LAST
DECIDED UPON.
Chas. C. Lee's Offer Accepted at
f164,250 -Minister of Militia Prom-
ises to Give Goderich a Visit This
Summer- What About Interest on
0 W. S. donde?
The regular meeting of the town
council was held last Tbnreday even -
fog. AU the tuemter,* were present
except Councillor Graham who was
out of town. Councillor Laithwaite
came in about 8:46.
Mayor Reid reported having re-
ceived a communication front J. T.
Arundel, C. P. ti. divisional superin-
tendent, with reference to the pro-
posed new Hour shed at the dock. In
the letter Mr. Arundel stated that
since hie visit to Goderich a queatipn
had arisen aa to the protection at the
dock. 'It wan doubtful, he &slid,
whether boats would be able to use
the dock in front of the proposed
Hour shed before the breakwater was
cowpleted, and this would not be until
September next. The letter Wag
filed.
Power Meeting at Clinton.
1). L Macpherson, town clerk of
Clinton, sent a letter to the Mayor,
naming Thursday, April letb, as the
dote for a meeting at Clinton of rep-
resentatives of the municipalities in-
terested iu the development of electric
power on the Maitland River. Em-
bodied in Mr. Macpherson's letter wan
a paragraph from a communication
received from W. W. Pope, oecretary
of the Ontario Hydro -electric Com-
mission. ft read as follow, : "Our
people have nut yet completed the
data, sdcb as sounding* and measure-
ments, of the various streams to en-
able them to complete the calculattone
as to the estimated price of power in
your locality, but they hope to have
this completed about the middle of
April. Tberefore I would su8gest
calling your meeting for some there
alter the 15th of April. 1f you will
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
R SALE.-BIX LOTS ON BRIT-
ANNIA road, within easy walk from the
le as wort Ise town.
Apply to M. POT'S, 8ay,farQ,
LIOB BALE.-SNIALI, HOUSE AND
1 lot oe 8t. (/avid'. street. Ptaot ioaily pew,
A POT le Mini&OARROW. It
HOUSE AND LOT FOR BALE ON
Boron road, ashort distance from town
limits. Lot Contains two acre with good
orehari and small butte. Prune house in geed
repar MelooAmmo, wishing tupelo same will
OFFICE for Information. Duly s%THIS
R SALE. -THE HOUSE AND
lot on Palmerston dtr•oet. Oodericb, be -
to Mn. MaeOUlhtay is offered for relit,
Prlu.4Lr10p; the la on the north remained.
Apply at THE SIGNAL OFFICE, timer -ice.
gems
1110 RENT. -A SEVEN -ROOMED
1 brie& house au Neiman *fast; a geed
�a�uo a number of loth teens and a .table
tae rot• Agaly et Tile SZoNAL OFYICE. ern
141114 QUICK SALE OR RENT. --
.e.• nesse loom oa East street. Goderich,
escepied by G. M. E4Hott Thum house has all
OdQa 0onveol.00e�s, Is tin to date and a very
too 0. 1W !MIAOW. tzgaat'fcalO, Mal lat.t; Cooly
HOUSE FOR 8Arat -WIZ FRAME
mane fBormerly °coupled s. Knox
Ibattrrouada. Apply to It. J. ACH x. removed �m
VOA SALE.-FRAMF. HOUSE ON
Cambria tot•uod ljo, under whole house fifty-two nine rooms, and 10
Of verandah. A opl�to THlkt. W. Ty u
VOR SALE. - A COIIYODIoU8
At with dwelling near the Square, recently built
ft, Rub Ti6SOr,N° wmceoep.xa Apply tf W.
L`OR BALE. -TEN ACRES FRONT-
e- IND South and Bennet streets, Ooderich,
mestry high Mod metitrosing Lake Homo:
early around gettable fur poultry, small fruits;
or garden • some gt od tory land: mei tertns.
H. A. JORDAN, 173 Windsor averse, Windsor,
Ono Ott
To RENT. -A SOLID BRICK
house containing n doable parlor, dialoagg
room mod kltcheu downstaln and three bad-
room-. nun a batnruosi upstairs. All
modern own, rotenone. including 10t�'a�000ee.. For
rmober particulars eppI- on the premlm.. to G.
AS. 811A W. Bruce stet's, Ooder{eh, 0444
L"OR SALE. -MIX FIHST4JLASS
1 b*IWtp(y�mg 1w on Rant/gal and North
wrest,. (:HARi.EB (JARROW. Mgt
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT.-
A:
was` wmoaele s, .of-
wn.,11..,ted ono rue sone of
Carlow rand ewe (inti sages hem C. P. H.
Is Liars
bank barn and a &el mereeesseIt b well
watered. a oever.aliapDY.a clams to
abarna. The le ellefiestlmao
bet farrlm 1t le ego sad
the
tan be /fries,Ageiv w 1[ C
JONIm NOIR,Meekmsteii
TO RENT.-niK STORE Now OO -
by
fr for m.
set am-
er slay Mase sot eapiassrtly
-
erte�ttr� testiest semis In teewssg, t
1LLWl3 t �mrrned.re y ,ttTxa�a'OW
Let.RII or IW ACRES, FIVEMILIt;B
ue Imetwow: fifteen serge 00ibalaase
�.ists" been ester. 'mea. ftem.
Ageiy M I[A'ITIIIt%V are(Prbo- nos. ew
QOlii1. B.Ifost/►a.�i '
a�YnEA ACRS(( OF s�g�g�e�
1g11c'�-et..� wtr mag - al Zen'
w44
to Panty No. 1. -The
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to bare emu s)rson there to 'waist
you... On motion 'waist of Councillbre L sh-
atter and Humber. Mayor Heid and
Reeve Munninge were appointed tu'
attend the meeting.
Col. Hughes Will Visit Goderich.
Col. Sato Hughes, Minister of Mili-
tia, replied to Cue council's request for
the erection of an armories building at
Goderich. He stated that be pur-
posed yisitiog Goderich during the
coming mummer and would then in-
spect the site which the council had
offered to donate for the building.
J. 13. 1°-'h, coal oil dealer, regards
hie pedtar'd license fee as too high and
,.Vked that it be reduced from $50 to
144), Hie letter was referred to the
finance committee.
F. H. Wood applied for the renewal
of his billiard and pool room license.
On motion of Reeve Munninge, erc-
onded oy Deputy Reeve Clark, his
application was granted.
Wm. Martin asked for a license, at
the usual rate of VI, to peddle pea-
nuts and popcorn on the streets of
Goderich. The request web granted,
on a motion made by Councillors
Vanatter and Fellow.
A. M. Robertson sent a letter asking
the council to put Victoria Park in
better shape for the use of the various
team. to be entered in the :own foot-
ball league. On motion of Councillors
Vanatter and Humber, the matter
'Waa.referred to the public works com-
mittee with power to act.
The 0. W. S. Railway Beads.
A letter from Brent, Nozon St Co.,
with reference to the payment of in-
terest on the_boods of the Ontario
Wee% Shore Railway, guaranteed by
the town of Goderich, was ss follow.:
"We have noticed the bill which Mr.
Proudfodt bas introduced which will
give authority for - you to borrow
money to meetthe interest on the
bonne under your guarantee. There
le, however, a [eaters which t
holders are concerned about, and
apparently there is nothing in the
Trust deal which provides that you
should pay ioterest on the overdue
Interest• st? that the only way the
bondholders can assure themselves of
this item is to issue a writ, unless you
can agree to pay interest on overdue
interd.t. Until you get the matter
finally adjusted and settled, the dif-
ferent owner% of the boucle are taking
the trust liberal and favorable view of
the siktytion iso far as you are con-
cernewish , do nothing that
will be u or that the cir-
cumstancee mid not justify and
warrant It ie only fair that you
rrabzll tam dltipoiljon in this
esepect and accord them an answer
Prom y to the question we bays just
" The /ether was referred
to the finance committee.
Board of Health Recommendation.
"Chat this hoard recommend to the
town council to advertise for a Suit-
able man to attend to the collection of
garbage from private dwellings,
Hotels, buspiteie, etc., the said garb-
age collector to he paid by owners of
places from whom he collects, and the
tee to be set by the Board of Health ;
or that if the council dean better that
a bylaw be pained providing for the
removal of all garbage." The above
recommendation parsed at its last
regular meetlug was received from the
Goderich Board of Health. It wait
referred to the public works com-
mittee.
Committee Reports. .
The special committee in its report
recommended that Do action be taken
in reference to the claim for damages
made on the town by D. L. McLeod.
for Injuries alleged to have freer re-
ceived while et work on the town
sewerage 8y/item. It was 4ecom-
idended that the communications with
reference to old age pensions, adver-
tising in the Manufacturing Products
List and in Heeaton's Agency be filed.
The report was adopted.
The fire committee approved of the
appointment of S. G. McKay to the
tire brigade. It was recommended
[bat no action be takes regarding the
request for an increase in salary for
the members; of the brigade, but that
the firemen's intirance policies be re-
newed. Adopted.
The finance committee recom-
mended the payment of a number of
accounts and that Crown Attorney
Seager be paid the slum of Mu se ac-
eouot in full for prosecution under The
Liquor License Act„ It also was re-
commended that hereafter ttte town
policemen lay all informations coming
to their knowledge. The report rat-
tled.
The cemetery and parks committee
recommended that when lot 180, set,
lion 2, range F, Maitland cemetery, is
aaMRDed hack to the town, the sum of
16 be paid to the M*.rgaret Noble e! -
tate for the ratite ; that the plank
sesta on Cannon Hank and Harbor
Hill he repaired and pot in good ooq-
dition.
Cotter:Mot Htl,ett Turned Down,
Councillor Elliott ubjewed to the
lag(clause of lice• repomoved.
by Cnunenlir rrt antiPellow. that
tee seats similar to those in the Square
ire pvrebaaed for Herber Part at $1.75
Reeve Mueoln
astaes se hie rem drat frequently'
Wheel awe were Oared in Harbor
Peek our preview eeessiolle they bad
bass bead 'pies down the side of the
hash. Vaaatter optooed
nr et ethe
dINEttsteb
k`n�o
where the p-' __ . were whim tach
week was "els. mgt. It's line we
W sehlaget,ler ez.•laltss. , '11 test's
wper She town boo Cer-a Penneree a to."
that
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thyyeeobdd be removed
le the Greet nose Pse12, where there
wee* Me too smay stow.
Reeve Munnings thought the coun-
cil had come to a point where tt, wait
time to begin to economize.
Councillor Elliott retorted that a lot
of money had been spent in worse
ways during the past twelve months.
The amendment was then put
Councillors Elliott and Fellow voting
yea, and Reeve Munnings, Deputy
Reeve Clark and Councillors Venattet
and Humber recording their votes In
the "nay" column, Toe report was
then adopted.
Sale of the Summer Hotel.
Councillor Hunilwr introduced the
question whether the town should sell
the sulituler hotel tit 1,01. He advo-
cated immediate action, suggesting
that C. C. Lee s offer of 16l,SY1 cash for
the property he accepted.
Councillor Elliot' made a motion tc.
accept Mr. Lee'. otter, adding the re-
mark that he thought it bad been a )
bill of ezpensetto the town for long
enough, Councillor Humber said he
would second the motion if Councillor
Elliott would add to it a
clause to provide that the building
should be used as a summer hotel for
a term of five years. Councillor Elliott
assented.
Reeve Munnings suggested that
seven' yeears he named instead. He
was inclined to think that the council
was "giving the hotel away" at the
price mentioned.
Deputy Reeve Clark thought that if
the property was being given away it
was remarkable that there were so
few otters received when it was adver-
tised for sale.
The question of essessmrut way dis-
cussed but this matter, was left to b4
settled et a later date.
Councillor Laithwaite came in at
this juncture.
It was u oved in amendment by
Reeve Runnings, seconded by Coun-
cillor Yellow, oust the hotel be sold to
Mr. Lee projiding that he run it as a
,uwwer hotel for seven years, Reeve
Clark. wed
Vanatter and
Laitbw .. , yea, and Councillors
Elliott and Humber voted nay. When
the motion as amended was put it was
carried unanimously. On 'motion of
Councillors Elliott and Humber the
whole matter wan referred lathe town
solicitor to bave an agreement drawn
and the deal put through properly,
Councillor EYiott Comes Back.
Reeve Munnioga brought up the
matter ofme
hasing sofertilizer
(or Court House Park. to aver the
part not already covered with manure.
Councillor Elliott "came back" strong
with the retort that the tea ti oouM
rt along very well without purchae-
tag soy fertiliser, seeing that there
was not enou 4 moo.p to purchase
any ttesswats
a
t r summated Harbor
Fare. Oattncil-
lot'
aaperi-
ment be made, but Councillor Elliott
replied that money was *cams and
that there was none to spare for ex-
periments. Some of the councillors
thought that $6 worth of fertilizer
would not Ise enough to coyer the por-
tion of the park that was nut now
covered. but it was decided to limit
the expenditure to this sum. Coun-
cillor Elliott maintained bis objection
to spending even this amount.
Inttrswitching Bylaw.
The closing business of the council
was the pa.surg of a new bylaw sub-
stituted stituted for the one that wan intro-
duced at the special meeting on March
'Lind. The new bylaw wee drawn by
the town solicitor and was peered in
secordance with the order tor inter -
switching at the harbor issued by the
Dominion RaiiwayCbmmissionfRostd.
THE MAITLAND BREAKS UP.
Some Damage Done by the Annual
Spring Freshet.
The ice began moving out of the
Maitland Filter into the lake last
Thursday evening and for several
:Nye following the river flowed at
high-water mark. Considerable dam-
age was done a• a result of the freshet
and in addition to the injuries to the
Auburn bridge, referred to elsewhere
in these columns, about 200 feet of the
approach to the Colborne township
end of Ball's bridge was wombed away.
The approach to the east end .of Ben -
miller bridge also suffered. At Gode-
rich the river breakwater wait
ou•ly deranged about haft -way from
the river's mouth by the water under-
mining it. This has resulted in quite
a "kith' in the upper structure. it
having swerved towards the river,
and it is now leaning at a dangerous
angle. The clearing of the river this
year is almost a month late[ than in
1911.
E. R. Wilton,' has kept track of the
dates Of the opening up of the Mait-
land for a nurnher of year[, and fut-
trd
nia .. The Signal with the following
1[199 .
April
' March 1
March
Mareb 1
1004 arch
9n6 March :i1
91/1
1905 March 74
41907..,, MMarch 2t
1904 sr. $i and 27
19119 ,9ma11 t 14 a MJO
freshet January l8 sad
ice that formed afterwards sleeted
•they where it formed.
1910 •March r
1011 March 14
1914
Apra 7,
These date indicate the day cn
which the ie. went nut into the late.
A i olutely pum therefore the b..t
f1'Aeeketencream. e's ins crea, ib belle ov
ux, bloke. Phots af0.
The ltet c0et0reoee of the Awn&;.
aged Chil hr se's AM Societies of tae
�ovinee°� Tomatet this n
G.>,t. of
�baee se Ritmo [fie, re ro'
esONive sad wee els a �°
1900 4
1901
19[11. 81
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