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E. ZELLER EDITOR, ZURICH, P.O
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1st.. 1 etre
Mr. Andrew Pattulo, �a member
of the Ontario Legislature. and
representing the riding of NorNorthOxford, cried by his on hand, in Eng
land, this week. He had been as-
sisting in the Chamberlin fiscal cru
side, and is thought to have become
temporarily unbalanced.
•
The North Renfrew electors turn-
ed down Hale, the Ross Govern-
ment's candidate, by between 400
and 5500 majority. This shows ri
great revulsion of feeling in the
constituency since tho general elec-
tion, when Mr Munro, the Govcrn-
ment candidate, was returned lee
a
plurality of upwards of 41.50, The
Election was hold on Saturday and
Mr. Dunlop won with hands down.
while Mr. Fred Kibler, a fernier
treasurer of Haay, gave a short
address which was much appreciat..
ed. Mr. Kibler is a fluent speaker
and always has something' to say
and knows how to say it, We Con—
gratulate the council and the rate-
payers in the seemingly harmonious
and satisfactory manner in• which
the Township business has been
parried on the past year and, trust
the year 1904 will bo marked by
the sante good feeling and general
prosperity.
The nominations for police trus-
tees for the Village' took place in
the evening, nominating, officer, 1'.
Hess, Sr., presiding. The same
good feeling seemed to prevail at
this gathering and last year's coun-
cil was cele.+ted by acclamation, 310
one seemingly wishing to oppose
thein, so Messrs. Grob, Weseloh
'and Preeter will again- handle our
affair; for another year. The esu.
.�
penc's of the Village ' wore gate
large last year owing to the amount
of cement walks laic. but the great'
improvement 15 well worth the
price. It nfight be brought to the
attention of the hoard that couserlt
or any other walks are of very
little benefit under snow banks
varying. in depth from two to six
feet and this is one of the problems
that well have to bo solved—how
to keep the walks open in the win-
ter. VVe hope the matter will be
taken up and some move made to-
wards keeping the principal walks
in town open and clear of snow.TI
STEPHEN seesin !ON.
Reeve : — Henry Willert; accla.-
elation. Connoillors :—Wm. Ander-
son, Michael Finkbeiner, Frederick
\,Tnerth, Stephen Webb, William
Wade, William Yearly:
W
W. C. T. U.
Up in The Clouds With The Crooked
Steel.
A meeting of the Ontario Legisla-
ture has been called for Thursday.
January 14th. Premier Ross' small
majority has recently been reduced
by two, as a result of the Conserva-
tive success in North Nenfrew, and
the lamentable death, at London,
Eng., this week, of Mr. Andrew
Pattullo, one of the Government's
ablest supporters. The session Will
be watched. with great interest and
some interesting. developments may
be looked for.
Conventions Called.
The Conservatives of South Hu-
ron will hold a meeting cat Hensall,
on January 6th, for the purpose of
bringing out a candidate to contest
the Riding, at the coining. Federal
elections.
The Liberal Party, of the Riding,
have their annual meeting at Brum-
field, on the 8th, for general bu.i-
ilese, and presumably, to discuss
the advisability of putting their
man in the field.
The Nominattorns
'The Zurich Herald,
usually one of the jolliest and
o
l a,c ontest mon n comp.
Something macre me say, `"Wtant
to go for a walk, Jimmy?" '
Bather to my surprise, he caught
up his Mackinaw jacket .and his
cap. and mittens and hurried pile
out .of the camp. We nan
traped up
and down the log road till nearly
sunset, and then 'wo sat down on a
skidway to rest aand.have;