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THE
eeietvr gOttocate,
W1`,1, SAIIDZSS, 1.1ditor,
the Edneatimk Department for the same,
We reeommend that the Inspectors
port some scheiue. equaliziagrthe
work in the two Inspectorates so as te
give eai Inspector as nearly as,.poss-
ible the same number of schools • for
TUESDAY., JULY 1890,spIntiou, for action at the next meet
tug of this column, and that if the.
inspectors come to an agreement in
water heatiiig. of the county Imaildings, the meantime their work be dono ae
we reeommended that lie action be coding to Analagreement; otherwise
taken, owing to Ow large expense nee- the divisions remaiu as they are. In
essary-7,682. Your committee have regard tothe communication from the
carefully examined the mortgages talc- two Inspectors re examinations for
en by the euuuty treasurer as loans for promotions from the 5th to 6th classes
sinking fund, and. find money loaned we recommend that their suggestions
as follows; --No. 57, $1,400; No. 60, $5,- be concurred in and sneh examinations
300; No. 61, $2,000; No. 62, 600;$No. 68 be held, it beteg understood that this
$1,050; No. 64, $2,000; No. 65, $2,900, council shall bo responsible only for
being a total of $15250, These moet- the cost of printing the examination
gages are all bearing 6 per cent. inter- papers and Suitable diplomas, Signed.
est, :iod we also find with each of them A. H. MANNINO, Chairman.
a certificate from the county solicitor,
certifying to the title being good. The
amount required for the current year
amounting to $48,425.17, exclusive of
the equivalent of tho Legislative school
grant, reqiring a rate of one and a
half (1) mills on the dollar on the
equalized assessment of the county, we
• recommend that a by-law imposing the
above rate he passed. We also recom-
mend that a by-law be passed for the
purpose of rating a sum equivalent to
Legislative school grant. Your com-
mittee further recommended that a by-
law be passed granting the warden
and the treasurer power to borrow the
sum of $25,000 to meet expenditures
until the taxes be paid in. All of
which is respectfully submitted.
(Signed) HENRY EMBER,
The council then went into commit-
tee of the whole, Mr. Johnston in the
chair.
Moved by Mr. Dnhnago, seconded by
Mr. Milne, that the report of the finance
committee be amended by striking out
the grant to Farmers' lustitutes, as re-
commended by the finance committee
last,June. Motion lost by a majority
of 16.
Moved by 31r. Proudfoot, seconded
by Mr. Graham, that the report of the
finance committee be amended by
granting the request of the sheriff for
a telephone, and that one be placed in
the jail. Motion lost by a majority of 22.
The warden then resumed the chair
and submitted the report to the council
when it was adopted.
Moved by Mr. Proudfoot, seconded by
Dr. Whitely, that John .A.. Mitchell be
come a ward of the county, he being
indigeut and insane. Referred to the
finance committee.
The council then adjourned until
ten o'clock a. in., ink Thursda
Confirmed from page one,
FRIDAY —POURTII DAY.
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment, members all present except
Messrs. Wilson and Kelly.
After reading of the minutes the re-
port of the equalization committee was
read as follows, and adopted:
REPORT OF VIE EQUALIZATION COM-
MITTEE.
Your committee beg leave to report
as follows: That we have examined
and made comparisons of the various
Tolls and :would recommend that the
equalized value would be set forth in
this schedule:
REPORT or TIII1 SAL ANUS' ()Way:Tri5e:1
We recommend that E110 Irma011, of
NOM. Faber and Rate to amend the
bylaw appointing P. Adamson county
clerk by making his salary $1,000 be
granted, In referonee to the motion to
consider tha per client allow:ince to
members of the eouncil, your epminittee
recommend that the members Of the
eounty council be paid $8 day, be-
ginning' with this session, and that the
bylaws be amended accordingly.
(Signed) J. A. Rom:Irks, Chairman,
The report of the special committee
on revision of rules, submitting forms
to be used in applications for the main
tenance of destitute or insane persons,
reporting progress upon the revision
of the standing rules, and asking' un-
til the next sitting of the council for
the completion of their work, and row -
mending that, in the event of their
being no December session, the tinae
for the reception of nominations for
the oillue of warden be limited to fifteen
minutes, was read and adopted.
Moved by Mr. Eilber, seconded by
Mr. Ratz, that the by-law appointing.
Mr. Peter Adamson clerk of this county
be amended by substituting $1000 as
salary in lieu of $!)00 per annum.
Referred to the salaries committee.
Moved by Mr. Manning, seconded by
Dr. Rollins, that the committee on sal-
aries consider the advisability of in-
creasing the per di.ire allowance to
members of this con:. Referred to
the salaries commit
The, first clause was adopted, and the
"yeas" and "nays" were called for the
second clause, which was lost by a
majority of 6. For the .report—Kay,
Kydd, Thompson, igal-enzie; Howe)
Bissett, Morrison, BenneWeis,-11ender,
son, Girvin, Milne, iless, Dtilmage,Beek,
Proudfoot, Rata, Erratt, Graham,
linsjetanning-20. Against—MeMtne.hie,
Anderson, Scott, Stindeitteg,
ory, Bryens, Oliver, Webber, McLean,
Griffin, Sherritt, Cook, Cox, Lockhart,
Malloy, Eilber, Stothers, Heyrock, John-
ston, Mooney, Torrance, Castle; Beaeom
Jacques, AlePherson-26.
Moved by Mr. Either, seconded by
Mr. Sherritt, that the county engineer
confer with the engineer of Lambton
county and CIS:81111110 the Riv'e`r- Aux
Sauble on the 1st sideroad hi the town-
ship of Stephen and report the advisa
bility and estimated cost: of a bridge
being. planed across the river at that
place, to be paid share and share alike
by the counties of Huron and Lamb-
ton.—Carried.
The report of the goal and court
house committee o;as read, when the
council went into committee, of the
whole, Mr. McKenzie in the chair.
GAOL AND COURT iiousE COMMITTEE.
A letter from D. lue.L:onald, re office
room, was read and re7Tred to the jail
and court house cf Aittee.
Moved by Mr. seconded by
Mr. Erratt, that whereas a diversity of
opinion exists as to t:m powers of muni
cipal councils for the rrceuring of ma-
terials for the makieg. and keeping of
roads in repair, and le misapprehension
has arisen as to the merle of procedure
to be obseryed by municipal councils
in procuring materiels for said purpos
es, therefore be it resolved that the
warden and clerk be authorized to re.
quest the Provincial Parliament at its
next session to so amord. the Act R. S.
0., Chap. 184, See. i.;30, S. S. S, so that
municipal councils inny be enabled to
Femmematerial for road purposes
without loss of time in cases of sudden
breaches might cause serious damage
to the travelling publie, and consequent
ly loss and inconvenience to municipal
Ities.—Carried.
Moved by Mr. Beacom, seconded by
Mr. Girvin, that the mune of Mr. R.
Graham be substitro.ed for that of Mr.
P. Kelly on the salaries committee for
the present sitting. of the council—
Carried.
Total Equalized
Real and Personal Value.
Afslifielcl $ 1,995,386
Colborne 1,346,079
Goderich t'p. . 2,058,509
Grey 1,949,760
Nay 1,883,855
Howiek 2,318,900
Hullett 2,202,981
McKillop 2,033,829
Morris 1,772,108
Stanley 1,834,850
Stephen 1.943,886
Tuekersmith 1,932,415
Tu rn berry 1,108,607
Usborne 2,014,100
East Wawanosh 1,295,471
West Wawanosh 1,468,375
$29,153,201
Towns and Villages.
Bayfield • .$ 80,580
Blyth . . 188,840
Brussels 284,000
Clinton 541,830
Exeter 336,950
Goderich 875,300
Seaforth 487,900
Win gham 854,700
Wroxeter 80,150
3,180,250
$32,288,451
(8igned) VALENTINB R. Chairma.n.
The report of Drs. 'Worthington and
Reeve on Fred Holland, an insane in-
digent person, and application of the
town of Clinton to have him made a
eounty ward, were read and referred
to the finance committee.
The application of Mrs. Saddler for
assistance for herself and sons, accom-
panied by medical certificates, was
read and referred to the finance com-
mittee.
The report of the school committee
was read as follow, and adopted:—
SCTIOOL AND PRINTING comurrnits.
We recommend that Henry Plum -
steel be appointed trustee on the Clin-
ton Collegiate Institute Board in the
place of G. Pay, resigned. We recom-
mend that hereafter the two Public
School Inspectorates he known respe.et-
tvely as East Huron and West Eaton.
In regard to the petition of the trustees
of school section No. 11 of the township
of Hay and the other petitions accom-
panying the same, we recommend that
the matters referred to therein stand
over until the next meeting of this
,vouncit, We recommend that in eent,
plia nee with the petition Of the, trustees
.and others of the township e of 31-Iowick
and Turnberry ni entrance examinat-
ion he held at Wroxeter and that tho
'Jerk obtain the necessary onsent frOm.
WHOLESALE
Your committee beg leave to report
as follows:—We visited the • gaol and
found everything in connection with
.the management in good order, and
the number of huates and classificetion
thereof as set forth in. the gaoler's re-
port correct, whieh report we recom-
To be eon tinned. next week:
Moved !)y Mr. Preeleiot, seconded
by Mr. Beck, that ties emncil believe
it desireable that a !use of Industry
should be erected ia :file county of
Huron.—Lost by a in .e',.erity of 18. • On
the names being en HI there voted for
the motione--Messrs. raham, Bissett,
Proudfoot, Malloy, E .c!:, Whitely, Web-
ber, Henderson, MeMnrchie, Gregory,
Sanders, McKenzie, 31anning and Rol-
lins -15. Against tle. motion:—Messrs
Beacom, Eraatt, Eili.er, Girvin, Tor-
rance, Cox, Dulmago, leickhart, Castle,
Cook, Jacques, Sherritt, Bryans, Howe,
Griffin, Taylor, McLean, Ratz, Thomp-
son, McPherson, Milne, Oliver, Morrison
Benneweis, Heyrock, Iless, Strothers,
Scott, Anderson, Kydd, Kay, Johnson
—32
On motion the counal adjourned till
2:30.
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AND RETAIL.
The Largest Wholesale Stock in the County,
Hennessy Brandy in wood and cases also J. R. brandy and
othex
Corby, Walker and Jubilee Whiskey always in Stock.
FRENCH AND DOMESTIC WINES OF ALL KINDS;
illSO te GelgiatOg OR WOE
Bass Ales, Guinesses Stout and American. Ales and Porters.
G_ROC ERIES NEW A 1) FRESH.
g Lag Cogipirott ot this Ono's Teas just i.
Flour, Feed and Provisions always on hand.
QEALED TENDERS addressed to the 'ander
signedtand endorsed'Tender for Wiarton
Works,' will bo received at this office until
Tuesday, the 8th day of July not, inolusive-
ly, for the construction of au extension to
the Breakwater at Wiarton, Bruce Comity,
Ontario, according to a plan and specification
to be seen 011application to Ms. David Dins-
more. Postmaster, Wiarton, and at the De-
partment of Public Works,Ottawa.
Tenders will not be considered unless made
on the form supplied and signed with the
actual signature of tenderers.
An accepted bank cheque, payable to the
order of the Minister of Public 'Works, equal
to FIVE PER CENT. or AITOUNT OP TENDER,
must accompany each tender. This cheque
will bo forfeited if the party deolend the
contract. or fall to oomplete the work con-
tracted for, and will be returned in ease of
non-acceptance of tender.
The Department does not bind itself to
accept the lowest or any tem
By order,
A. GOBBED,
'Seoretszy.
Department of Public Wok,)
Ottawa, :13rd June, Isee.
2:30 o'clock p. m.
The council resumed, the warden in
the chair.
The following report of the road and
bridge committee was read and adopt-
ed:
ROAD AND BRIDGE COMMITTEE.
We, your committee, recommend
that the repairs to bridges spoken of in
the commissioner's report be attended
to as he recommends; also that a re-
ward of $5 be paid to any person prov
ing that any one has wilfully defaced
or destroyed bridges or county property
and that notices to this effect be posted
on all county beidges. With respect to
the motion of Mr Torrence, asking for
the repeal of by-law No 3 of 1889 (re
quiring sleigh runners to be three feet
apart), we recommend that it be grant-
ed; also that the amount of $4,000 re-
quired for county bridge purposes be
granted, and that the engineer's report
be adopted and printed in the minutes.
(Signed Thom AS GRP:GORY, Chairman,
The report of the special committee,
recommending that the application of
W. H. Harvey for the priviletrc of at-
tending the Agricultural C6ollege at
Guelph be (Pranted, his being the only
applicationchefore the committee, was
read and adopted.
Moved. by Mr. Henderson, seconded
by Mr. Benneweis, that James Anderson,
of Seaforth, be supplied with a pair of
handchirs, he baler, a duly appointed
constable. Referred to the finance
committee.
Moved by Mr. Mooney, seconded by
Mr. Taylor'that two valuators be ap-
pointed under the Municipal Act for
the purpose of valuing the real proper
ty within this county, nnch valuation
to be used by the' conncil as the basis
of equalization. Lost on a division by
a majority of 20.
Moved by Mr. Graham, seconded by
Mr. Jacqetee, that this touneil diSpense
with the December session for the
rent y oar. —Ca rr tett '
The following report of , the salaries
committee was read,
•
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ST, LAWRENCE CANALS,
RAPIDE PLAT DIvrOloN.
1161.1.".1.1.
2:31:BCS,.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
QEALED TENDERS addressed to tho*under
signed, and endorsed "Tender for the St.
Lawrence Can.als," will bo received at this
offiee, until the arrival of the eastern and
western mails on T 231 D DAY
.7nr.,v nezt, for the construotion of a lift
lock, weirs, etc , 8,1 Morxishurg, and the deep-
ening and enlargement of the Bapide Plat
Canal.. The work will be divided into three
sections, each about a mile in length.
A map of the locality, together with plans
and speelfica dons of the respeative works,
can be seen on an a. after WE ;vs asPAY, TIIE
9'ri DAT OF JULY next, AT TIIIS OPFICE. and
at the ResitenfTi n gineer's Otlice,Morrisburg,
where printed forms of tender can be obtain-
ed.
In the case of &ins there lutist be attached
to the tender, the actual signatures of the
full name, the nature of the occupation and
residence of each In mho: of thesame, and,
furthez, an Aceni,Tnn cuttqns on n charter-
ed bank in Canada for the Sunt of $0,000. must
accompany the tender for Section No.1, and
all ACCEPTED CITEQT.TE On a ohs rtered bank
in Canada, for the sum of $2,f)O for each of
the other seen ons.
The respective Ater:peeclutquSiS must
be endorsed over to the Min nister of ltailWays
and will. be forfeited if the party tendering
declines entering into contract for the work
at the rates mad on the terms stated in the
offer submitted. The cheques tbr$.4 sent in
will be returned to the respective parties
whose tenders aro not accepted.
This Department does not, however, bind
itself to accept the lowest or any tender.
rgtYwi
Spa
By orrAle.r.r,.
Dopartm int of Railways and Canals, }
Ottawa, 13th June, 1890.
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