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t You gave me;" 'that the Society had been carrying a
ty Reeve John 'Hayes. t t 1e t�staa 5
Usborrte--Toilil Hanna, 'ttppreeiation of the honor which
ha
d Alilalict tions' 'for 'the position of
Tuckersmith-itoland. l<�.elwxxedy, been bestowed upon him x 'ft county auditor from the
pos Bonnett,
!town of Wingham in his election,
Exeter; A.
- ullc.tt—�iattktety Arzaistrotil;. ,to'tti !' �ria lxanx; Paul Coates, l.xc ,
TI is reserve of strength, , 4 t g
ilio a —%�• 3. V1 cQutud: would talce'a11 his ' Beacom Blyth; Alex, McEwen,
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declared, dPA-instal 1 CCo
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i - hobert Cattltes. of the former Warden, He felt sure Stanley
d l,ast1>�'azs�nosa1' hisof-4township,
Application, "1 ortreer, o f the n Robert g Rates and: A -pi I4lorris—R, .E'M, ..S .i coming Claims fro x
ut'ti4�i4in,� thetvoz•lc of the cox g
Hay --E, k', j%l0gp, ' cordial
co opel'a rota
Neeb, ]fie>u `said Mr. Robertson. 'deficit of $200 for a number of years,
Steplaetx—I�ceve Alex, Recb, I Warden i�'lcl,ibbon expressed hiSlatielthis amount-tvae rec,uested in ad-
s•'
Vl as l • l 'rant •of 2,5oo,•
ition •0 1
pervisio11.
From. the Departralent of HHighways,.
giving a statement ofsthe expendi-
ture on the Provincial highways in
this county' in 1925. Expenditure for
construction was $4,501.03 and.for
maintenance $1x,561.87. Of the sure
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of these two' amottx?ts, the county }
assessed Col: twenty per cent. or $3,-
212,58,
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expenditure
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entirely upon the Huron road only
$182,20 being expended .on , the Ha -
riston-Bruoe county road.
;Draftrof a proposed agreement be-
tween the counties `of, Huron and Bru-
ce concerning the maintenance/ of
boundary roads:
Letters with reference to the •dis-
t CountyR,n 'ineei' Aute between g
Pat-
terson and Geo. A. McCubbin of Chat-
ham, engineer for Stephen'township,'
with regard to the Shipka.drain.
Application of George James, court
a 1zc. 1
t tl support. et the council Ill Doig, Gorxte,
n lee, As to. , for dam.,
ific dr- ,--7�.eeve R. W. Livingston, fr• d John Cathcart, I�ucl:no��,
ell bes without spec } ire}that the conned stn
,��,vertrs year, he believed t
inserted until forbxd,Delauty Reeve :Tiros. McDonald, yho ,is so far ages on account of accidents. on coun-
zections will be leconomy
'J"uriabei•ry�---J. 7'.>.'IVi.cl+�tven. should, Gini to exercise oft xoads, tlic� former the road be-
'n •lis De- as this could be done without loss Y on and bee
3: y Re ve Geo, Thomas 1 S : important mat- i tween Howicic an :Wallace,
Geo Hubbard. efficiency. Atnong'tlac P I. i the road north of. Kinfail,
ptity Reeve them would be latter.w
Gotleriell—Reeve 11, G. lCtmnings, ters ; colnin beforeRequisitions from the various Col-
: those Pertaining to the stixools ,of 'the q
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and charged accordingly.
Changes for contract advertisements
Abe in the office by noon, Monday,
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kiKURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The first session of the Huron
c v council opened in the cootie"
legiate Institutes and Continuation
Deputy Reeve Moser. they ° were be-
Clinton—C. G, iddleton, schools for their
`cottrtty ti+hick although ley grants for attendan-
$eaforth--J:. W. Beattie. t Another ce of county pupils.
Winglialn-J. W. McK.ibbon. theless a g t considera-
tion
Application from the Canadian ,
A. C.J3 as, i f
Bruns is t 1t mi of the tional Institute for the Blind for ei
trOn !
Na-
Brussels—A. E.
Baeker. 1 he grain:. It was stated that twenty-ttvo
Erwin, in,
Bayfield—A. L '�
Exeter—W. D. "Sanders, d council from the {p
coming a heavy burden, 'were never
r•ea asse mat-
ter that woulc i come 11p for
la
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would be the' CCI.
conclusion,
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had
county
county cou
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again thanked the �: • ei�sona from eu Geiger. bottom of''his heart, and toolc his seat helped bythe
from the Women's In -
County
App
ue
ala s .
>tt.
' t aat
idsr
'amidst 1a
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for Wroxeter—J. Clerk -Holman
rte. 'itute of South
Hurong
Wroxete T
Clerlc•�1'Iahitan presided for Amongst those in roceedinms clam-
stltequest of Mrs. Griffin for eotisid-
the eleetioi} of the Warden. This was' ber watching the p coua1re erRion of her claim for salary for as sid-
the Conservatives: . to two Hornier members of tit of the county jail,
, for•is.
fire }eat Fr o
From County.Solicitor Hays 'noti-
fying the 'council of suit being taken
against the county by the township of
Stephen in a drainage matter.
From,• the Department of Highways
.Toronto, with regard to the road en-
gineers' conference to be held. at Tor -
'n
and
the elan for; this position, choose 1
their choice fell upon Reeve J. Walton
cKibbon of Wingham. Reeve Mc-.
M
Kibbon's election was proposed by
Reeve Neeb of Stephen 'and seconded council a large ntmber of comtnunaca-
b Reeve'McQuaid.°'of McKillop, and tions,'including the following:
Y
• no further nomination From the llepartment of Highways,
there being
i bon was declared to be Toronto, giving an estimate of $117,.-
.
Reeve 1VIcI� b
council: 'Ex -Reeve Johnston of Ash-
field fieldand_i14x, Wm. •13ai1ie, foto
Reeve of West Wawanosh.
The clerk - then placed before the
k
0un, d
the T,
chair:by Ex-Warden-obertson
and after being sworn in was `5intro-
duced" to the council by a. few words
from the former Warden. "I have
amber' at the court house, Goderich
electe .
The thirty -The new Warden was escorted to
Tuesday afternoon.
one.;iiexnbers, as follows were all in
their places:
Ashfield—Reeve John Parrish,; De-
puty Reeve John Cameron. new Warden for a number
p known the
me -C". A.s Robertson, of him is asking` for a grant for maintenance of i work -under; his su
Colbo of years, ' and. all I l.noty
•
erbert Cox.Children's Shelter. It was stated county, p
��Goderich township --Herbert '• the •same the Cht]dt n_non the good. I bespeak for .atm
Stanley—J. A. Manson. b
732 as the expendiure•upon Provin-
cial highways in this ,county for 1926,
From the Departnleltt of Highways;
with reference to the Provincial good
roads convention to be held at Tor-
onto February 24, 25, 26,
From the Children's Aid Society,
onto February 22, and 23.
From C. E. Asquith, Auburn, giv;
rug '•notice of the election of Jas. H.
Johnston,, Ezekiel Phillips and Nelson
Hill as `police trustees- of Auburn'vil-
lage.
The annual report of S. -B. Stothers
agricultural representati-ve for • the
house janitor, for an increase of sal -
jailer
5'•
and his -
oa- a
to t
p
Reynolds'P .
plication: for an increase of salary to
$1,000. _
Resignation by A, Whiteside of the
office of.county high constable.
Report of the Mothers'. Allowance
return
yoard, the � latest monthly
showing 'forty-seven widows on the
list receiving in all $75o from the
county and an equal sure from the
Prov1inee.
Most of these communications were
referred to: committee.
" Reeves Beattie, Robertson; Coultes,
Sanders .and Baeker' were appointed
the committee to strike the standing
committees for the year.
Reeve McEwen, Beattie and-• Bas-
ker' were` appointed the good roads.
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New Serial Story which commences in
this issue
Will be one the e best we have published. it compares' favorably
f
with "Capt. Blood" and "The Smoking
Flax which we
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published recently. It is, written by
J S. FLETCHER
Author of "The Charing Cross Mystery"
James Cranage,, out of a job and short of cash
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commission for 1926. ,
Reeves McEwen, Beattie and :Bae-
ber of the board of criminal audit.
The following motions were refer-
red to committee:
That $zoo be granted to each agri-
c'/ultural society in the county holding
a spring fair.
That J. J. Robertson be appointed
to the board of Goderich Collegiate
Institute: ,
That a .grant of $10c be made to the
Huron Plowmen's Association.
That R. 5, Ilays .be appointed to
the board of Seaforth Collegiate In-
stitute.
That R. E. Manning be appointed
to the board of Clinton Collegiate In-
stitute.
That Dr, Irwin be appointed to the
board of Wingham High School.
That $25 be voted to each school
'fair in the county and one-half the
amount to boundary fairs.
That a grant of $xooebe ntade , to
each agricultural society holding a
fall fair. ,
That Wrn. May be appointed to the
board of Exeter High•"Schooi.
That $too- be voted to the, Junior
Farmers' Plowmen's Association of
South' Huron.
Paul Coates, of Exeter and Gordon
Young,' of Colborne township, were
appointed county auditors for 5926.
The Warden and clerk ,were author-
ized to sign and submit to the Provin
cial Public Works and Highways" De-
partment the statement, of ' the ex-
penditure on county highways'for the
year 5925, showing the aniotuit of
such expenditure to be --$170,978.44,
and requesting the statutory grants
upon this amount. The expenditure 111®111111® ■®®1®®M®®®®UUI U®*UO1111n11I1111ao -
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buying
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SAUERKRAUT 25c
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RiAmen° 79%,
LET SOAP MAYFIELD BRANDG D STRONG
THE NEW TOI
LUX BACON 4F1 CORN BROOMS--
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MACHINE 43C �'
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LET FORK! CAK SL.%CC
i4 GPn `Hf:,d;
the Children's Aid Society ,for 1926.
That $Soo be votedto the Beck me-
morial fund.
That $2o be voted. for flowers
around the court house.
That $20 be 'granted to eacl ,public
libraryin the county.
That $r000 be granted to each hos-
pital in the county.
These motions were referred to the
executive committee.
The report of the strilcing :commit-
tee was adopted and the standing
committees for,,,the year are as fol
lows:
Executive -B. C.,Munnings, J. Han-
na, O. Geiger, 3. M. Dodds, A. E. Er-
win.
Special—J. Henneberg, A. H. Neeb,
R. W. Livingston, J. W. Beattie, M.
Armstrong.
ger, J. M. Dodds; A, H. Neeb, B. C.
Munnings. ` .
Good Roads Commission—J. L. Mc -
(Ewen, J. W., Beattie, A. C. Backer.
seizes the opportunity to earn a sovereign by car- I
tying amessage
This leads eventually to his employment as topriv-
an obscure shop in Portsmouth.
/ 3,991.75
an eccentric
h.; Special grants 15,670.[8
Superintendence
MORRIS
Mrs. John Robinson of Kincardine,
spent the past two weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Thos. Abraham.
Miss Rltena Coiling of Ripley, spent
a few days with"her sister, Mrs. Vic-
tor Haines.
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Turvey, visited
for a f4w days with Mr.- Duncan •
Campbell.
.Miss Lizzie=Hetherington, spent a
few days with- her sister, Mrs. Alex.
Coutts of Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacEwen of
Parry Sound, also Mrs_ Jas. _Aitchison,d
of Port Colborne, visited at Mr.
Abraham's.
Finance—A. E, Johnston, 5• . Cam-
eron, H. C. Cox, J.
W.tcQuaid.
Education -=-C. A. Robertson, A. C.
Baeker, •E, F. Klopp, T. Inglis, J. Par-
rish. ,' '
Road and Bridge -R. H. Shortreed,
T. McDonald, R. Kennedy, R. CAI-
S de s
County Property—J. J. Moser, J. A.
Manson, C, G. Middleton, 'G..Tdub-
bard, J. J. Hayes.
House o'f Refuge—W." D. Sanders,' Sao; thick smooth 9'7o; heavies 90;
F. J.' McQuaid, J. J, Moser, T. Inglis.1extna heavies 6; shop hogs 62; lights
Warden's -C. 'A, Robertson, O. Gei- . and feeders;' 9.
L. McEwen, F'. ,5.
Report of Hog Shipments
For; week ending January 28, .4.926:
Wingham, total hogs 167; select bac-
on, 58; thick smooth, 79; heavies 20;
shop hogs 12. Bluevale,'"'total hogs
16o; select bacon 17; thick smooth 34;
heavies 3; shop hogs 5. Belgrave to-
tal hogs 58;.select bacon 18; thick
smooth 36; shop hogs 4. Huron
County, total hogs 1563; select 'bacon
was under several .leads as follows:
Road construction $ 38,656.42 3 • • TIIE HYDRO SIIUP' . a 3
Bridge construction 12,106.55 iN
Maintenance and repairs 70,510.65 ,.0 ■
ate secretary by lady Renardsmere,
Machinery
Woman of wealth and owner of a horse, Rippling
Ruby, that is in training for the Derby. It also up
involves him, in several murders instigate& by a ph -
Chinaman
Chinaman in search of a famous ruby which he
has stolen from - its ,owner. Lady Renardsmere, ,
who had purchasedthe ruby-refusesto surrender N.
it on being informed of , the danger it will bring,
and on they day of; the race fastens the ruby around
the horse's neck for good luck.
An excellent specimen of cr
yarn that needs no apologies.
me and detective
A Story Worth
Reading
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4,54.214
$145,098,05
In ,addition there was an expendi-
ture of $25;880.39 on "deleted!' county
roads, making the total of $170,978.44
At the 'Wednesday morning session
the agent of an indemnity company
bad a hearing with reference to instar.
once of the county against accidents
on the roads.
IVMr. G, M. Elliott, county agent . of.
the Children s Aid Society,;addressed
the codnty with reference to the work
of the Society.
' Mr. S. B. Stothers, agricultural -re-
presentative for the county, also ad-
dressed the council, dealing with sev-
eral departments of his 'work, The
works of orchard culture was, he said,
of rather low grads in Huron and be
thought there could. be great ittiprove-
rnent, and he spoke particularly of the
beneficial effedts of spraying. Huron;
he said, has five' cent, of the 'poul
try products of the Province, theval- •;
ue being larger that that of swine,' He
urged greater effort to improve
egg producing quality of hens, 'sug-
gesting culling of the' flocks to im-
prove the stole. Mr. Stothers spoke
'also of a proposed alfalfa campaign.:
There was a shortage of hay in the
county and this could be relieved by
the growing of more alfalfa, he said.
An application from Albert Carter,
turnkey of the jail, for ai.increase of
salary, was sent to the executive coin-
mittee.
The followin;
seitted:
That a gra]
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