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:.1"1:LY :3, 1879
if (IRON COUNTY COVNOIL.
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The ItutIni Comity Council convened
GOd(0011 On MO loth int,, the War.
ilen in the elinir. After the reading
end confirming of minutes of Januory
meeting, the Warden addressed the
Council upon having to mill els Qom-
mittee together in reference to the
etettionery accontit being paeeed by the
Audit board, the Grand Bend bridge,
and the pestle), einem of the meetiug of
the 001thoil.
CoMITINICATIONS.
A oolumnitieetien was read front
Lieutenant-Colonel Otter, remiesting
ao animal greet of $10 to .the Ontario
Rifle Association. incl was referred to
tne Finehee Cenituittee. From Mr.
Langmuir, regniting the Council to en-
large and repair the jail, which wes re.
CA Veil and referred to the J:61. and
Court House Oeninitte. A petition of
Rielotrd Admits tine eight others, pray -
Ting for a committee to investigate the
by-law of the tewnship of Hallett, re.
(hieing the limite of Lentlesborongh
School Seetion, void reqeeetiog to have
the section ettlerged.-Referred to the
Scheel Coutiniteee.
eqteeLIZATIe
Moved by Mr. Gar ro w, seconded b7
,1r. Webettr, and carried, that this
Commit d now resolve itself lo to Com -
mitten of the Whole to silicoses the
equalizetion of the voile, wnich the
Committee is ithant to procee1 with,
exith the view of giving in advance au
idea of this Council's approval or ob-
jection to the pant evalize ion, for the
guidance of this ceentnit tee. The
Cenneil went into Oimmittee Of the
'Whole, 111r. Walker, Reeve of l'uolter-
t0Iit h. iii elm chide, when the equitli•
eetion of the sevotal munioipalities wits
li onissed for some time, alum the e one
1011100 toteienteted and the Warden re
'1P11 t•1" the cheir, and the Colman, on
motion, teljenrued tin ti! Tuesday at 8
ondoclt p.
Treeney, June 17th, 1879.
/sifter opening preceedinge of Council,
the petition of F. Campbell and 18
others, and the petition of Jtine
at11-1 2 others, were referred
to the School Committee. Petitions Of
Peter Fries end ethers, reqrtesting aid
fo a. bridge across tel Maitland
between the townshipe of ELowick.and (
Mien), was rend arel referred to ,the
Reed and Bridge Committee. Com. I
inunictition from Reeve of Beltlulph to
Reeve of Ii4ioree in reference to a
cenety boundary htilge between Helmut
and middie,,x was read and referred
to the Reatl arta Bridge Committee.
liepert of Mr. Dewar, Public School
Inepeeter, was read told referred to the
Soho. l Committee. Report of County
.A &lit or was read atel referred to
Finance Committee. Letter from the
County Tieasurer, with eeliednles of
collectinus on nen-riident lands Mid
etetement ef (Irish on 1iii.iol, W act
and referred to the Finance Committee;
and 0 number of accounts were dispos-
ol of.
BOUNDARY I LIE APPROPRIATIONS.
Moved by Mr. Kerr, si embed by
Hat nal:, tieta toe erne of $100 be
granted to improre thecomityboniulary
nee between MeKillop end Legan, pro-
vided tee ceunty of Porty grout an
egniralent.
Moved by Mr. Walker, seconded by
-efr. Hannah, that a new bridge be
built on the botinclury line between
inc ors,nitIi and Hi bbert, in the
conety of Perth, on the Oth coneession,
the old bridge being in a dangerteue
state.- Beth these motions were re-
terred to elle Road and Bridge Com-
mittee.
TOWN CLOCE FOR GODERICII.
Permission wen wilted to alias the
Corporation of the Town of Goderich to
!dace a town clock in the cupola of tbe
Court House, with right of ticcess. Re-
fereed -to jail and Court House Com-
mittee.
cured for the t -tire; that leave bel
granted the town of Goderieh to place,
under the supervision of the Warden's
Committee, a town clock in the impels,
of the Court House, with right of way
through the Gaut -room. With refer.
slice to the communications of J, W.
Langmuir liege Inspector of Prisons,
relative to the improvement and en-
largement of the jail, your •Committee
recoin:ueud that the number bo in-
ereesed in tne cell and corridor gates.
Concerning the "Sae uctinavienm locks,
your Committee have not sufficient in-
formation as to their i tab Id m to
warraut their recommending the pro-
curing of the additional ones mentioned'
in 511111 commuttioation. They reeorn-
mond that the iron angle covering in
the yards be pleocel from wall to wale
Ti.ey sugnest that said iron coverings
he eloped, itt an angle of forty-five de-
grees, from the buildiug. Yon,: Com-
mittee recututeetol that the n ardou'e
o numittee scertain the cost of 5 hot
air furtnice, suitable for heating the
jail, awl that they report at 1 he next
meeting Of this Connell; also that 5,01
Committee ase Twill the cost of to hot
air fnriewe suitable for heating the
Coma linuse, elm report at next meet -
Mg of the Connell. Yonr Commit-
tee reeorninetitt tuat no action be
taken at present toward.4 the enlarge.
moot of tee jell. All of which is re•
pecan Ily ub1Ilittol1.
J. C. DELTOR, Chairmen.
The reporte of the eeveral Read, Oorn
missioners were read and referred to
the Pittance Omninittee.
cremes re CONNI2OTION WITH GRATIAH'S
Deleon.
Moved by 11r. McDonald, eecended
by Mr. Black, that the sum of $600 bo
granted to Mr. Hutton and the other
ratepayers affacted by the lose of
Graliain's bridge, On emedition of all
parties re-ig. ing any future claim upou
the Comity Comma.
The Council then adjourned until
Thursday afternoou at three o'clock.
TRUE ,DAY, JUNE 19 t h , 1879.
AP.BIreliTorts' EXPENSES.
Moved by Mr. Walker, seconded by
Mr. Gibson, that G. E. Cresswell, Esq.,
receive the sum af $20 for services as
arbitrator in connection with dispute ou
Grand Bend Bridge.-Oarried.
The Council then adjourned until
Wednesday afternoon.
WEDNESDAY, June 181b, 1879.
Th following report of the Jail and
Court louse Committee was read and
adopted :
Your Committee beg leave to report
that they visited the jail and found it
clean and well kept. They found the
dritinege defective, and recommended
that it be attended to, also that a trap
be placed on the pipe leading from the
kitchen eink ; that a email cupbnerd be
procured in which to lock up jail keys.
There aro incarcerated at present two
prisoners ---one of them insane -your
Committee recommend that steps be
taken to have him removed. to the
asylnin. They recommend also that
the old steps et the Court lInuee, facing
Wee; street, be replaced with new ones;
that the stonework on 'the Court House
he repaired and peinted where neees.
sary ; that 0 new floor be laid in the
hall from the door facing South sheet
to foot of stairs ; that Rhea two feet of
new flonring be laid in Mt. M. MeDer.
=Ws dace; that new matting be pro -
Tin TIMES
L001 -V1. IQfl GODEBICII.
Moved by Mr, Mar, seconded by
Mr. Olddley, that the sum of $t?,00 be
granted to the Town a Goderieli to -
mode building a lock-up in said
tow0.
BMIELD BRIDGE.
Moved by 111'. Connor, seconded by
Mr. Simpeon, that the Road and 13ridge
Inspectors be anthorized to eXeruine the
apt)} oach ab the north end of the new
bridge M Rayfield, with the view of
haviug the approaches fenced on each
side. Refet red to the Road and Bridge
Committee.
HIGHWAY IN ASHFIELD.
Blovect by Mr. Webster, seconded by
Mr. Grant, and carried, that this 00011.
011 grant liberty to the Council of Ash-
field to conetruct a highway on road in
said township of a lose width than four
rods, namely two rods wide.
HIGH sorrow, GRANTS.
Moved by Mr. Garrow, seconded by
Mr. Chidley, that the statutory grant
hi aid of the Goderich, Clinton and
Seafnrth lath Schools be paid, aod
that $600 be paid respectively to God.
erieh and Olinton,ard $800 to Seaforth,
as part paymeut (1) once, the same be -
Mg required to pay the salaries of the
teachers before the eninmer vecation.
Referred to Finance Oomminee, The
Council adjourned antil Friday after-
uome at 3 o'clock.
FaIDAY, June 20, 1879
PETITION FROM HOWICE.
A petitiou from the trustees of school
sectiou N. 17, Howlett, was read and
referred to the Finanes Committee.
WEST HURON TEACHERS' CONVENTION.
A cornmnmeatiou from Mr, Miller,
Public School Inspector, inviting mem-
bers of the Council to attend a literary
and musical eetntaniment in the Tem-
perance Hall in the evenieg, under the
auspices of the Ounveutiou theu in sea
:lion nt Goderich, was read atid ordered
to be filed.
ROAD AND BRIDGE COHMITTEE.
The following report of the Road and
Bridge Committee was read aud adopt-
ed:
To the. Warden and County Council of
Heron:
On the following matters referred to
ant consideration, your Committee
would beg to report as follows : Petition
of Peter Fries and 29 others, we would
(Concluded ou page four.)
AMENDNIENTS TO SCHOOL ).AW.
A. oh en! tr from the Comity Council
of Peel, revesting the corporation of
this Council to have the school law
emended so as to give power to County
Cloancile to 00:101. fees not exceeding $15
in all for examination mud attendance
at the County Model School, was road
turd referred to the School Committee.
ItEP,ItT OF FINANCE 005I2)ilTTFE.
The report of tbe Finance Commit•
tee, of which Mr. Clegg was chairman,
was read and ati.,pted. It consisted
mainly in reference to the payment of
aneonote, funJ we givo fe,m the reports
such as is of general importance, as fol-
lows: The committee recommended
111)11 1110 grant of $100 to ettch of the
Riding Agricultural Societies be grent.
ed and diettibuted as the Government
grant now is distributed amongst the
several breech societies within said
ritliugs ; that the reqneet in De. W. I).
Otter's oonatunnicatiou be net greeted
that tile ltntlitor's report be printed in
the minntes, 05 also the Canute Treas-
nrer'e letter ana ,t,terneut; that the
accornt of DALIN Gordon for office
furniture and for registry ofilee and
Oortrt Honee be pahl, but in futnre nn
account for ()Nee supplies for the vari-
ous County officiels be paid unless
previous applioation has beau made for
the sante 011(1 ordered by tdo CJouncil.
Regarding accounts of Messrs. Me
Donald, Cnrrie and Clegg, for letting
and inepeoting guard fence on gravel
read, the committee recommended that
it be not peid, as it was the opinion of
Domini tee the local municipalities
ahould pay their Reeves for superio-
teuclieg work on their boundaries and
bridges. It was recommended that the
communicetion from the Deputy Min-
ister of Educetiou be printed in the
minutes; thet the motion of Alexan-
der Kerr, Deputy Reeve of McKillop,
asking for grant of $100 to improve
bomolary bateau McKillop awl Lugar,
bo granted, ou couditiou that the
County of Perth orant an equal amonut.
Motion of Mr. McDonald, Reeve of
Wingham, asking a grant of $600 to
Mr. lItitton and others affected by tbe
loss of Graham's bridge, recommend
that it be not granted. Motion of Mr.
Deltor for grout of $200 to Towu
of Godericle to aid in httilnig a lock-
up, recommended that it be'granted,
as also the iegnest of Mr. Garrow,
askiug that a portion uf tbe statu-
tory grant to Goderich, Olintou
and Seaforth High Schools be paid
over at once to pay salaries before sum-
mer viteation. Tho committee reported
that tbe estimates for the current year
arnonnt to $51,155.08, exclusive of le•
gislative school equivalent reviling a
rate of one mill and eisty•four hun-
dredths of a mill on the equalized MI•
sesement of the comity,end recommend
that a by-law be passed imposing the
above amount; ,also a bylaw to raise
o sum equal tothelegisletive equivalent.
The Comity Treesurer's security was
laid before the committee, examined by
thorn and found satiefeetory.
EVALIZATION COIDVIITT
The report of the Equalization Com-
mittee was read and ordered to lay on
the table until Friday afternoon.
MIMMIIVOMIN
AGENTS BEAD THIS
Wo will pay Agents a Salary of $10.00 per nioliti•
and expenses, or allow a WIC, OginlatHaInn to dell
our new and wouderful inventions. We moan vault
toe say. Banaplo free. A..1dross,
FIREMAN kt 00..
xe, tor N ortil
FLOUR and GRIST MILL
Being in good working order giros Avery aeourn-
dation possible in gristiug and (Wiring. Film
and olid feed aolivertal to :parties leavinkt their
orders before one o'olook at .I.I3NLEIS Helm, or
11 &CO'S, or ni101il same day;
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EXETER P 0.
DO NOT READ THIS.
g Taving received a lot of new machlnery, I
LI would inform the farmers of the sur-
rounding country that I am prepared to manu-
facture nil kinds of Horse Balm, Barley
Porks, Grain Cradles, Snaithe, etc, and having
secured the services of a first-olass Turner, I
ate prepared to do
ALL KINDS OF TURNING
on the shortest notice, and for style and prier
I defy competition. Always on hand a first.
Wass stool: of Fork and Shovel handles. Mil)
half a mile south of Exeter,
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Pareelslorwardod to all parts of Great Britain at
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PORK PACKING HOUSE
Having commenced business kr tee
Fall andWinte r T rade
We aro prepared to pnrchase any quantity...,f
Pork. subject to the following regulatione:
We will take off two pounds hundred 11
dry, and,throo pound if soft. Shoulder Stuck,
twenty-five cents. If any of the hong gut ie
loft in, 25 cents extra will Is: deducted.
No por to bought at an price i;
warm,
S A US.AGES
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Pork Cuttings
CM hand at reasonable rates.
Wo want all Hoge Cntting aright tbreuelt
breast to head, and Rams opened out to tall.
G. ez j. PETTY.
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