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The caarneil of the Township, of
Steps en convened In the Town ."gall,
Credi, N'
ion," On ,loazda r, the •6tlz da
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43: September 1926, at 1 pan.. All
members were preeeut. The ruin-
ntea of the previous meeting were
read and adopted.
Hayes-- Goetz: "That Edward
Lawson be paid the sum. of $2083.20
in full settlement of the contract
awarded for the construction. of The.
Waiter Drain as soon as Lite submits
satisfactory evidence that he Inas re-
moved the earth from the County
Highway referred to iia the report of
in,tpectiou filed by the Englueer, G.
A. McOubhin, 0. L. S. and dated the
17th of August 1926; and further
Oat be furnishes the Municipality of
the Township of Stephen with a
Bond for $200 indemnifying them
against any loss, costs or expenses
Which may be incurred by the said
Municipality in any action whch may
be entered against them by the prey-
lops contractor Joseph Lawson re-
lating to the said Walker Drain."
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D RSCT1ONS ,:
EAREF11t;isY AND
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F'liLI.ON/ THEM.
• . "SEX". CTLY`'
Best of all Fly Killers --100 and
25c'per packet at all Druggists,
Grocers and General Stores.
Carrlefl.�r,:�
C,•Oetz •--, Hayesr'c "That Fr•eernau
W. ilforiock be and, is hereby appoin-
Collector
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ed of .Cara , forto year
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1926,. and that, .he be paid One hun-
dred dollars ,:ea his salary with post-
age, stationery and .:ollection.
charges extra." Carried
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The followin orders were passed,.
Exeter -Times Advocate, .printing re;
Walker Drain $1.80; G, A. McOub-
bin, Final nespeetion.:and assistance
re: Walker Drain $37.00; Edward
Lawson, balance of contract re Walk-
er Drain $2083.20; H, Either, Exp,
re: Court action Lawson vs. Town-
ship Stephen .Walker Drain $35.00;
Treas. Crediton School Fair; grant
$25.00; Trees; Dashwood School Fair
grant, $15.00; Treas, Grand Bend
School Fair, grant $20,00; Henry
Link, grading' con. • 16 and 3rd South
road $21,75; • Wesley Mallin, rep.
culverts and `drag. south boundary
$26,00; Alex McEaehein, disking,
ard s. road $2,25; J'o'hn Marriott, a•e.
road eon. 18,'•36.65; 0. Steinhagen,
supt. trimming trees, hydro•tine $11;
H. Powe, dragging and cutting weeds
324.0d; P Hogan,, gravel ,$19,30; P.
$24.00; P. Hogan, gravel $19.n0; P.
Hogan, gravel south boundary $ 6.20;
Geo. Masazanstatute labor 1925-26,
$16.00,
The Council adjourxzed to meet
again in the• Town Hail, Crediton, on
Monday, the 4th.. of October 1926 at
1 p.rn.
.Henry Eiiber, Clerk
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