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Pelham Township lnstruc;tl.'ons
To C'ommission'ers
Atter Staling, Leber /Ma ,lbollahed.
The written inetruotiona referred to in.
eubeeetion 10, section 4, of the Pelham
by-law ate illustrated; in the following,
whioh has been issued to oath of the two
otmrniesionere,..It' will beobaerved that
these inetruotiona may bo very oompre•
beneive, and as they are subjeot'te con,
Stant revision, .will become perfeoted by
experience.
''Tlle council trusts that you fully
realize your responsibility in eesealing
the obarge of .the seventy five miles or
thereabouts of public roads in your dials
ion, whichhave heretofore been divided
among half a hundred pathmaaters. At
the ontaeb, it is quite apparent that
the commutation system has at least one
decided advantage over the system it
supersedes, namely, that instead of dis-
tributing or scattering the labor annually
as heretofore over all the roads of the
municipality regardless of their condition
or needs, with the result that none of
them gob enough labor to put them in
really good condition, it will now be pot
sible to concentrate the labor and apply
it where moat needed, thus bringing the
roads up to a more uniform standard of
exoellenoe. At the eame time it will be
your duty neither to neglect any road nor
to give any road more than its due share
of attention. A good deal will depend up•
on your judgment in these partioulars.
In addition to the general directions to
you, contained in the commutation by-
law, you will.also observe and carry out
the instructions below, whioh are issued
to govern you for the year 1900, as pro-
vided by said bylaw :
1 While the by law regnires all in.
etruotione to you from the Road and
Bridge Committee to be in writing, that
regulation ie not intended to prevent yon
from consulting and advising with any
member of the committee whenever you
may desire to do so, The R. &B Com.
mittees, as now reorganized for 1900 are
as follows : North Division, Reeve Johns-
ton and Councillors Norris and Beckett ;
South Division, Reeve Johnston and
Councillors Ward and Brown. It will
be your duty in letting any job or con -
treat, the probable cost of whioh will ex-
ceed $10, to confer with the member of
the committee living nearest to the job to
be done.
2 In employing labor and letting con-
tracts, you will divide the work as much
es possible among those residents of the
township who desire employment upon
the roads, and who are in a position to
do the work to your satisfaction, giving
the preference to those living in the
vioinity of the work to be done.
8 Let out all work by tender or job or
day's work, as you think most prudent,
contracts of 910 and upwards to be in
writing, if required by the committee.
Regulate the size of loads, the number of
tripe, the length of hauls, &0., as desired,
and have gravel hauled by contract to be
by the yard.
4 Keep the same operators and teams
es far as possible upon the road maohine
throughout the season, In your absence
leave the machine operator in charge of
'the work.
5 Appoint any foreman you may re-
. quire in any locality to keep roads open
in Winter or supervise any work or take
charge of any duty whioh you may think
it wise or in the interests of the mnuioi-
pality for them to perform ; report the
names of any such to your Iti. & B. Com-
mittee, and include their time in your
statements to the Reeve under section 6
of the by law.
6 Keep enough commutation money
baok to repair roads, bridges and sluices,
whenever signs of wear appear and to
keep roads open in Winter, and be Latino-
teal
unatual in repairing sudden breaches canted
by freshets or floods.
7 Diepoee of surface water in small
quantities and by its natural outlet, and
underdrain quicksand and soggy spots.
Strike out all ditches - or watercourses
with a plow or other implement, so as to
diene the.. edges straight and in line, and.
so,iie,,e.to secure the standard • width of
rhedway.fixed .by section 7 of the .bylaw,
8 Don't work roads when they have,
heep...rander8d" {tufit by, -'protracted wet
weati'ier,
9 Do not gravel any. roads until they`
have been properly graded and crowned,
and tide ditches made with sufficient fall
and outlet to oarry water off and keep
the roadbed dry and firm. Use gravel of
good, clean quality only, stripping, blast•
ing and screening when necessary to ob-
tain such. Be aarefui that the crown of
the roads you gravel does not exceed the
limit fixed by the by law (1 inch in 12),
when the gravelling is completed and
rolled down. Make a 'depression in the
crown for the gravel, if necessary, so that
when spread out ft will be of uniform
width of 8 feet, and so that the brown of
the road will be even and uniform. 'Get
gravel from snob places as committee
may direct.
10 Be oaretnl in planning the work to
be done this year in your divisions, not to
exceed following estimate of oommuted.
labor moneys to go to eaoh division t viz :
Total commutation moneys revealable
estimated ab $1,600, 43 per cent of whioh,
or $730, goes, under the by-law, to North
Division,. and 64 per sent, or 9364, to
South Division, oat of whioh keep baok
905 in eaoh division to repair sudden
breeches and keep road open in Winter.
Do not omit to take into account the
salaries or wages of the commissioners
and operators and testae whioh are to be
paid from those amounts under the by.
law.
11 Report to your R. & B. Committee
what shovels, picks and other tools and
implements you may require, and take
Proper oarq.of all implaments, tools and
machinery 1a your obarge and have same
bbueed when not in use.,
12 Require from your employees ten
hours a day's work, but pay all at a rate
per day.
13 Get road' plank at the most con-
venient places. Gins vouchers or receipts
for same in all cases. Do nob pay more
than $18 per thousand for good, sound,
White (Lek' plank, without, permission of
your committee.
14 Post up in ooaspiouous places in
your division, copies of the commutation
bylaw in snail printed form as they may,
be supplied to you.
16 Pay 25 cents per hour for towns. to
plow, , sArap0 OtO.
,
10 Give the *Milne reads` proper at•
tsntion Stud divide the territory with over.
seers of the other tewnahips if yon tbiuk.
desirable.'
17 Give people wbo pave ,outwork 10
arrear the privilege of working ennui out
ab the old seals ander your dlreottous
Report to the clerk in Atlgaet all who
have not complied.
18 At least Onee each month furnish to
the reeve, upon forma to be eupplied, the
certified statements required by swarm d
of the commutation by law,
•
COu11ty POUItry Show.
Excellent Exhibit of I0h 1s But Small
Attendance.
The Huron Poultry and Pet Stook
Aesouiation ushered in the year 1902
with erewipg.and cackling. It was well
on to midnight before the pens were
placed in the sixth:anuse! show, and the.
o3oere aud directors worked long and
bard to have everything put in sbipabape.
The official judge, Sharp Butterfield, of
London, was on hand at 8 o'clock Wed•
needay morning, and after glanoing, over
the various varieties, deolared there were
alms of the best birds he bad every 'Beth.
Later he claimed a white Wyandette'cook,
the property of James Hardy, of Gode
rich, and when the judging was over Mr.
Buttrtfield stated to the President that
some of the birds were quite good enough
to go to the Boetou show, which will be
w
held eho•tly, This year the oho was
oonfiued to the county of Huron, and
the judging was by comparison, It is
generally admitted that mode of judging
Witt satisfactory bot the expression of
opinion is that exhibitors should be al
lowed from outside paints. Thursday
afternoon the Board of Direotors had a
meeting and deoided that they would be
enabled to pay 76 per cent. of the prize
mouey. Following is a fall list of prize
winners :
Andainsians - Male, Carling Bree, •,cockerel, J 6 Rewrite, 0 Knight •, ben, 0.
Knight, J 5 Howrie; pullet, J S Howrie.
Brahma., light -Male, Carling Bros
L Lawson, Alf Beaker . aoakerel, H
Videau, H Videan, 0 Koigbt ; ben, Carl.
ing Bros, It Lawson, H Videan ; pullet,
H Videan, Alf Baeker, H Videan ; breed.
ing pen, Carling Bros, H Videan,
Bantams, Pekin Buff -Male, A Mo
Gaughan, W Doak ; 000kerel, 0. Camp
bail ; ben, J Postlethwaite, W Doak, A
McCaughan ; pullet, 0 Campbell.
Bantam, Biaok Airioan-Male, J
Postlethwaite, A McCaughan, W Carter ;
000kerel, W Garter ; ben, A McCaughan,
W Garter, J Poatiethwaite ; pullet, Ed
Belcher, Ed Belcher, W Carter.
Coobios Buff -Male, F Turnbull ;
cockerel, P Turnbull ; ben, Wm Lam•
phrey, F Tarobull.
Doikiog, Silver-Cdakerel, Soott &
Sou,. Scott & Soo'
' Wm Lamphrey ; het,
0 Campbell, Scott & Bon, 0 Campbell ;
pallet, Soott & Son, 80000 & Son, Wm.
Lamphrey.
Dunks, Aylesbury -Drake of 1901, W
Garter ; dank of 1901, W Garter.
Game, Brown Breasted Red-Oookerel,
D Lowry ; .pullet, D Lowry.
Game, Black Breasted Red -Male, D
Lowry, 3 Belcher ; cockerel, A3 Grigg ;
ben, E Belober, A3 Grigg, D Lowry ;
pui;et, D Lowry.
Game -Male, Jae Munroe, A J Grigg ;
ooekerel, A J Grigg ; 000kerel, A.3 Grigg,
J A King ; hen, A 3 Grigg, Jas Munroe,
Jas Munroe ; pullet, A J Grigg, A J
Grigg, Jas Munroe; pen, J A King, . Jas
Moroe.
Game, Pile -Cockerel, AV Grigg, A J
Grigg ; ben, A J Grigg ; pullet, A 3
Grigg ; pen, A J Grigg, Ed Belcher.
Gams, Dackwiog-Hen, A 3 Grigg.
Game, Malay or Indian -Male, A
Baeker, 3 A Ring ; cockerel, A Rae.ker,
J A Kiog ; ben, J A King, Alf Basket ;
pullet, A Seeker, J A Sing.
Hoadans-Male, W Garter ; cockerel,
W Carter ; hen, W Garter.
Hamburg, Golden Spangled-Oookerel,
W Outer ; hen, W Garter, W Carter ;
pullet, W Oarber.
Hamburg, Silver Spangled -Male, W
Carter ; 000kerel, W Carter, Ed Belcher ;
ben, W Oarter, Wm MoLean ; pullet, Ed
Belober, Ed Belabor, W Carter.
Hamburg, Golden Penoilled-Male, W
Garter, 0 Campbell ; 000kerel, W Carter ;
jhen, W Garter, 0 Campbell ; pullet, W
08.rter.
•'Hamburg, Silver Penoilled-Ooakerel,
W :tartar ; ben, W Carter ; pullet, W
Garter.
Homburg, black and white -Male, W
McLean, W McLean ; 000kerel, Ed Bel -
ober, W Carter, W McLean ; ben, Ed
Belcher, W McLean, Ed Munroe ; pullet,
Ed Belcher 1 & 2, McLean ; pen, Ed
Belober, W MoLean.
Javae, black -Hen, Ed Munroe.
lymphoma bleok-Male, W Taylor ;
aoakerel, 0 Oampbell, W. Taylor ; hen,
J S Howrie 0 Knight, W Taylor ; pal let,
0 Campbell, J 8 Howrie, 0 Knight.; pen,
J 0 Knight, 0 Oempbell.
Leghorn, brown rose comb -Male, 0
Campbell, J 6 Howrie ; 000kerel, 0
Oompbell, J S Howrie ; ben, 0 Campbell,
J $ Howrie, O Campbell ; pullet, 0 Oamp-
bell 1 & 2, J 5 Howrie ; pen, 0 Campbell,
J 5 Howrie,
Leghorns, brown single comb -Male,
J H Howson, J Postlethwaite ; aoakerel,
J H Howson 1& 2, J S Howrie ; hen, W
McLean, J H Howson, J13 Howrie ; pal.
let, 0 Knight, J 8 Ilowcie, J H Howson ;
pen, W McLean.
Leghorn, white single comb -Male, D
A Lowry • cockerel D A Lowry • hen
W Taylor, D A Lowry, 2& 9; pallet, J)
A Lowry 1.& 2 ; pen, D A Lowry.
Leghorn, while rose oomb-Male, W
Garter ; cockerel, W Garter ; hen, W
Carter ; pullet, W Garter.
Leghorn, buff --Male, ; .0 Campbell
000kerel, 0 Campbell 1 & 2 ; hen, 0
Campbell 1 & 2 ; pullet, 0 Campbell 1 & 2 ;
pen, 0 Campbell.
Minoroas, white-Oookerel, F E Bing-
ham.
Minorca, black -Male, 3 S Howrie ;
aoakerel, J S Howrie, W Aoeley 2 & 8.1
hen, J 5 Howrie 1 & 2 ; pullet, -0 Camp.
bell, J S Eowrid 2& 8; pen, J 8 Elowrie,
W Ansley;
Orpingtona, buff and black-000kerel,
0 Knight; hen, 0 Knight ; pallet, 0
Knight, W Taylor, 0 Knight ; pullet, 0
Knight.
Orpington Block-Oookeret, 0 Knight ;
pullet, 0 Knight.
Plymouth Book, Barred -Male, J Mc-
Oreath, Alt Seeker ; cockerel, A Booker,
Carling Term 31; Daly ; hen, A Backer
3 & 2, Carling Bros; pullet, A Allan, A
,Basker,. J E Daly ; pen, A Seeker, A
Allan,
o _ Ply month Book, White-Ttiale, A 13aetr-
rt h u .an
t• p Akeral 0 JLn 7,'1>l B b A.
3 A ,R , ,
t,
Backer 1 hen, 0 Pennington, A Backer,
F
331. Bingham ; spoof, 0 llnlght, 0 Pen.
pingtop, 4:llaeker ; pen, 0 Pennington
Plymelitb. l3,ok„'Buff-..Oootterel, .'Beek,
si�er. &2;heat JFDaly1 012;pullet, J
t `Daly 1 & 5, A.Haeker,
1 Pigsona-'amblers, •,P A Lowgy•. Jib.
behins, D 4 Lowry, 0 Haight ; fan, arils,
Ed 13q'oher, W L,mphrey, ; t'Be'eber
o*ls,'D A Lowry 1& 2; tarbits, D A
1,owry 1 et 2.
Bed Oape-Male 0Ompbell ; oaken),
J hardy ; lion, 0 Campbell. 1 & 2 ; cul.
let, J Ilardy ;'pen, 3 Hardy,
Guinea Fowl- W MoLean, W.Carter..,
Canary-Dr.800t1 & Son, 1 &'2.
Bltnntlp, Game -Male, Calling Bros, 3
000kerel, J Moots ; ben, Carling Bros, W
Carter ; pullet, 3 Moore
Bantam Game, Black Breasted Red
"lisle, Ed Belabor, D Lowry ; oaolrerel, A
J Grigg ; hen, D A Lowry, A J Grigg, E
Be'oher ; pu'let, A J Grigg,
Game Seabright Golden- Mal., W
Carter, W Doak; J S Howrie ; 000kerel,.
D Lowry, 0 Campbell, W Doak ; hen, J
S Howrie, O Campbell, J S Howrie i pal
let, D A Lowry, W Doak, D A Lowry.
Gums, Seabright Silver Male, J
Poetlethwaite, .0 Campbell ; 000lterel, 0
Campbell ; hen, J Postlethwaite, 0 Camp
bell 2 & 8; pallet, 0 Campbell 1 & 2,
Game Bantam Pile -Male, 0 Campbell
1 & 2; cookerel,•A. J Grigg ,• ben, 0
Campbell ; pullet, 0 Campbell 1 and 2.
Spanish, Bleak - Male, J Moore ;
cockerel, J Moore 1 & 2, L Lawson; hen,
J Moore, 0 Campbell, 3 Moore ; pullet, J
Moore 1 end 2, L Lawson ; pen, L' Law.
90u.
Polanle, White Crested Black-C.oker-
el, ben and pullet; W Outer.
Poland, Go.den-Male and 000kerel, W
Garter ; hen, W garter, W Lamphrey ;
pullet, W Garter.
Polsud, Silver -Mals and ben, W Car-
ter.
Poland, Any Other Variety -Hen, W
Oar tar,
Turkey, Any Variety -Mate, cockerel,
ben and pttiliet, W Garter.
Geese, Too'onoe-Gander 1900, gander
1901, goose 1900 and goose 1901, W
Lamphrey.
Geese, Bremen -Gander 1901 and goose
1901, tV Carter.
Wyandotte, Golden- Male, J Pottle.
waite, J Hardy,'W Doak ; 000kerel, W
Doak, J Hardy ;'hen, Ed Robinson 1 & 2,
W Doak ; pullet, W Doak, J Hardy J
Postlethwaite ; pen, J Poetiath wake.
Wyandotte, Silver -Male, W McLean,
7 Poetlebhwaite ; 000kerel, H Videan 1 &
2, W MoLean; hen, W McLean, W Car-
ter ; pullet, H Videan, W MoLean, W
Oarter ; pen, W McLean.
Wyandotte, Buff -Cockerel and pullet,
J Postlethwaite.
Wyandotte, White -Male, 3 Hardy ;
000kerel, J Hardy, R Brydgea`; hen,' J
Postlethwaite, Wm Larnplirey, J Hardy ;
13 Li U t5 1.1 S. 17UtiT
pullet, J 1lardy, R Brydges ; pen, J
Hardy, R Brydgee.
Wyandotte, B'Mk--Male, 144 Munro 1
and h, J hardy ; 000kerel, 501 atone°, J
poet! Bd•Maim I ben,' ld Man-,
to 1 and `J ; pulirt, Ed 'Milers/ 1 & 2 3
,Postlethwaite ; Dog, Ed 'genre, A• Ain,
(Baughan,,
A, largely attended meetingwas held in
the evening, when it wee deeldedwithout
q dissenting volae •to hold the ssventli an.`
anal whom iu Goderiok, oump titipu to be
open to the world. Officers were. elected
ae follows l • • • ,
President, A 111 Todd i vine. president,
Colin Campbell ; 2nd vine president, 0
Knight ; 3rd vloe president, J 17owrie ;
Oolfn Uempbell, jr., seorobary ; P Tl Bing.
ham, treasurer,
Directors -Wm Carter, Oonetanoe;.D
A Lowry, Alf ,Beaker, Bruesels; W Tay.
lor, WIngbam ; Dr Soott, J Daly, Sea-
forth ; A J Grigg, 7 A King, James How.
son, Clinton ;. Wm Catling, John Moore,
Exeter.
Local Directors -W Warnock, Jamn,9
Pooilettlwaibe, W M MoLpan,- E Munro,
•E Belcher, J Hardy, 3 Mucro,, A MoD
Allan jr, R Postlethwaite, W McCreath,
A Mo0aughan, 0 Pennington, E Robin.,
eon, J Right,
The members met in the Grand Jnry
room in the mart house on Tuesday ever.
Ws, to receive the reports trent the accts•
tory and Creamer, when their'etatemente
Were handed over to W MoOreath and
1j Avibineotl, audttpre,
-REAi, ESTATE,
11:4IARMS FOR SALR:-.•'1'3F; UL
ennenninn haaseveral gogI Taxnletpr
isle and to 000t, easy terms, in 1'ownehipe
0f Morris and tic, y. lr S. SO WP11. Jlrusaala
gv?,,111 bay FOR
Se, 2S0 in tite lath torsos•
cion of t135'1'ownship of Grey, contafnlug 04
pores. There to about 16 acres oloar of tin•
her, The root in bush,. For further Infor-
mation apply to G. 2',.Biairr SOliebtor, Bruo-
�7OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
1 in Srusspla, Eligibly situated, 1 acre
of land, etable, wen, cellar aud -other con-
venienoea, For pries awl tome apply to
100861 DAIO3, oranbrook P. q., or Tun, Pear
P• ublishing Bouss, Bruaeels• ' 19.01
A SACRIFICE IN REAL ES-
morn. -68000.00 will buy the mo0au.
ghey Bloelt in the Village of Brussels, Those
two Blue stores most be Bold to close out the
hteOaughey'10state, intending purchasers
should mveetigate at onto. Apply to F. 8.
SCOTT or G. F. BL@Ili, Brussels, (Mt,
immearnanimmeezzusiniimmams
TyrE thank our many friends • and
Vilf ciis'tomer
for their kindP atr ou-
age extended to us during the year 1901
and at the salve time ` solicit a continu-
0 ante of your confidence for the coming
year. You may depend on getting good
value for your money at all times. No
fancy prices. Everything Cheap
Beginning the new year we are pre-
pared to supply you with all lines of Cold
Weather Goods such as Suits and Over-
coats, Felt Boots, Overshoes, Under-
clothing, Blankets, Men's li'ur Coats,
Ladies' Fur Jackets and, Caperines, Svc.
A. STRACHAN.
O D.A.:14177
lea?r,ing 5
1
E will offer for the next 30 Days our ENTIRE
STOOK OF WINTER GOODS at Remark-
ably Low Prices in order to make room for our
Shipments of Spring Goods which arrive Next
Month.
Below is a Sample of the many Bargains to be found in our Stook.
Men's and Touths'
heady -made Clothing
Regular $5.00 and $5.25 Suits, Sale price $4 00
Regular ' 5.75 it . ” 4 25
Regular 6.50, 6.75, 7.00 rr 5 00
Regular 7.50 8.00 " 6 00
Regular 8.50 9.00 " •7 00
Regular 10.00 • " 8 00
Regular 12.00 't 9 50
Regular 15.00 tr tr 12 00
Ordered Clothing
Department
$14 00 Tweed Suits made to order $12 00
15 00 " it 12 50
16 00
1800
2000
22 00
ti
CC
IC
u
if 13 75
(i 14 50
rI 16.00
" 1750
Underwear
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
$0 50 quality for $0 40
50
55
75
90
100
65 ti
75 11
100 iI
1 25
150
Cr
51 ,
Furs
Persian 'Lamb Oaps,-regular $4, $5, $6.50, $7,
$7.50 and $8 quality at '$8, $4, 5.25,
$5.50, $6.50 and $7.50.
Manitoba Beaver Caps, regular $2.25,, $2,50,
$2.75 and $8,00,' Sale Price $1.50, $1.75,
$2.00 and $2.25.
Ouly`8 Fur Coats left which we will sell at a
Bargain.
TERMS
STRICTLY GASB DURING SALE,
E. C.
RD <'- S.ON
Tailors, Clothiers & Furnishers.
Al, 9 1902
Children's
Comfort.
I y
You. can ;feel easy • i:' r..
about the health of the
youngster that wears a 3
pair of our overstock- • . •
ings antl'rubbers.
Protection from—the winter winds and wet snows " '
secured by apair of our overstockings and rubbers. ..,
• g
They are closely knit of the strongest pure wool"
yarn.—.•the best rubber that can be had.
They are rough weather insurance policies for the •
health of the children.
They don't cost much, only;—
Children's, 95e ; Misses', 91.16 ; Women's 91.25. -
. Alcoa nine assortment of'Women'e Felt Shoes and Slippers at, lowest prices: -
HARNESS' DEPARTMENT
Team and Single Ramses at low prices. Robes, Wool and Plash Raga.
Blankets andRobesrelined and repaired, aleo Robe. Lining for sale.
A large aosortmeut of Trunks and 15atohels.
' Repaire in Harness, Shoes and Rubbers done promptly. .
I. C. RI CHA RDS.:
Ethel
Saw Mills.
I have a good supply of Hemlook loge on
hand. Can out out to suit customers.
Dressed Maple, suitable for granariee,
at $10 per
All kinds of =Dressed Lumber kept on
band from $10 per M up.
A large atonic of nulled. Ehn and Aeh at
$7 per Al
Shingles and Lath always on hand.
t3A good farm on lath eon. of Grey for
sale -
A oontreat of 20 acres of dogging to let,
__For particulars apply. to
^.S. COLE,
PROPRIIITOR; • • RTESL.
MoLEOD'S
System, Itenovator'
—OD axons—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND 'ANTIDOTE
For. I'mpore,. Weak and Impoveriebed ..
Blobd, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpita.
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur-
algia, Loss of Memory,'.Erouohitis, Oon•
snmption, Gall Stones, Janndioe, Kidney'
and Urinary Diseases, 8t. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De
bility.
LABORATORY,•GODERICH, ONTO ,
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manataoturer,
Sold by Jul,, 0001, Drua¢I■t, Itruaoeti.
Cutters
Cutters
A lot of new Cutters now ready for delivery.
Another lot will be ready in a few days. If
you want a Cutter call early and get a pick
from our fine new stook.
Sleighs are now being manufactured of all
sizes. We can supply your wants no matter
what they are in this line.
Some good Second Hand Buggies and Carts
will be sold out very cheap. Balance of new
Buggies at Cost to clear out.
Ewan Co.
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