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ounty Council
continued `frono, Page 3)
authentic manual, swill be 'perm,
'Pee records and will 'be available
•
at than time in the Clerk's effice. In
it�iscomention I twill. read section
69 tpage 25, which -may tpeorript an
additional proposal in connection with
' • neneneements to our rules now un-
der consildeaation.
.. May I aelc.counpire consideration
.to -a plan of bringing in a public
apeaker .on occagions to Adrienne
County ,Council ton matters ' that
•etitould be of interest It is felt that
if ()outsell approve of some such plan
that perhaps .a representative of the
'Government 'might address council on
matters pertaining to agriculture, a
2'0 presentative from. some imtportant
• industry, such en, The .Carradian. Pack-
ing Carepariy, would on request per-
haps be glad to carry a message to
• us dealing with the question of pro-
, fits in indus-try, a.. representative
from the . head office of some lef our
batiks .would passible be willing to
convey_ valuable information respect-
. Mg various queitions, on- which we
would like to be'enlightteriee Insbrief,
we wtould halve many, sources from
which to draw on when seeking en-
eighteryment on question e of impor-
' tance to minicipalities. It is your
eterkns epinion that, having obtained
yotvr approvale'he would be in a enuch
better' position to proceed with this
Ilan. "He feels personally that' de-
partments ,government, fin.azice
and industry would readily respond
. to such sr request as, 01.1tliriea, as.' it
is no doubt •a matter -of material ad-
vantage to corporations to -have pub -
lie endorsertnent. Any message con-
veyed to the mernites-s 'of Huron
County CqunciI would unquestionably
be of equal interest to other member's
• of county councils throughout 'the
Donation, and Huron county council
'could reciprocate the kindness bf
these' who may address us by con-
. veying 'stitch messages to other enun-
." • impahties.
Old Age Pensions „ Council waseheldeinethe-Boatrd-Ron
'Comparisonts between the east five of the Agricultural •Office, Clinton., on
• months of the current yeah as Against Thursday, April 16, 1936. The War -
the year 1935 see*. an increase of den, Mr. Bowman, was' in attendance
' • $560.00 in payments made to the Old and all members with the exception
of Mr. Lovell.
year. There. is, abbot 12.00.D.0, owing
by the various eaverishies ak this time
for 'their propoitann of thospetaleeosts.
plot using seven dilrerenb varieties
of. oats and mentioned that a 'field
meeting would be held. shortie before
A lest of eitose libraries to whom the graineveas ready itla hone; ..The
nte-aan-tee benpaid- this near -wilt-neeinebeeeneTte e -carnal were in fav -
be passed around. I would request. or of this meeting and also support -
(the several Reeves to certify to the
correctness ofethe addresses of ,bhose
librarians) or secretaries enewn on
the list to whom grants will be for-
warded.
Insurance 'Sondes oovereng county
property ere ready for examination
by the Property Committee.
',Matters left over from the ,June
Seeseon to deal With --Page 4$, Doc.
46-1-36: Re appointment of mem-
bers to Good Roads Ournanission.
Page 93: The. question of moving
lavatories.
Coal
According to figures obtained from
Mr. James, Caretaker, the following
saving is recorded ini respect to coal
used. The co.mparetive figures are
for the ,years 1935 and 1936:
1934-1935 1935-1936
On hand ..... 8 tons 2 tons
Purchased ... ." 85 "
98 "
Lefe over 2
97 "
12 "
Coe used ... 96 " 85 "
A saving of 11 tons in -coal used in
spite of a much longer and severer
winter.)—J. M. Roberts, County Clerk.
County Gaol
There have been thirty-nine pris-
eters corametted, as follows:
Theft, lone vagrancy, 8; L. C. A.,
6; breaking and entering, 4; breaking
parole, 2; fraud, 2; car theft, 2;, for-
gery, 2; disorderly conduct, 1; at-
tenipted• ern-6de, 1; incorrigible, 1.
;We, have at present in custody sev-
en porieoners. Cos e of daily rations
per prisoner, 102A cents.—James. B.
Reynolds, Gaoler.
Advisory Agricultural
•Council
The semi-annual meeting of this
Age Pension Commanssion.
• • • Mother's Allowance Mr. Hemingveay, the chairman, dur-
• Comparisons between tee first five ing his address tpresen d. a report of
Months of the current year as againet the me-.eting of the Ontario Agrieul-
- the year 1935 show an increase of :Weal •Council which wan held inen-
. $2,237.00 in payments made to the'morn° on February 17th and 18t1i,and
• Mother's Allowance Comimiesion. This aise• read and explained the resolu-
t inerease is. accounted - for. by allow -1 tions pasted on.. at this, meeting.
ances paid to mothers with that. • The . Agricultural • •etepreseretetiye
• Hospitals - • . was called upon to give a report of
;The tendency in respect to patients this work ewe the Jest meeting. of
• in sanatoriums who are paid for by the council arid he -mentioned particu-
• the eatiriter ie tiewarde. Eaele • new, tarty the wellsatten.dect Short Course
•• patient in a.sanatorium means an ii- in Agriculture and IT-onve Economies
. crease in &runty costs at the rate of which *as held in Hensel during
$550-00.3 year, and each patient on . the Month of February. He also men,.
/the steerage stays in heepiltal for s•eten timed the series of nine meetings of
era' years. I would therefore re -e farmers. erhieh had been addressed hy
• spectfully. suggest that care tak- Dr. Lionel Stevenson, Provincial
en in authorizing the erittir of sena-, Zoologist, and believed that these
. Corium patients as county charges. ,nieetings were among the best that
Under the Act a doctor is permit-
- ted to enter any person inSo a hos-
• pital using his own judgment only in
• such mattere. This means. that if
the patient impeened to be an indig-
ent, the county automatically becemes
crespensifile undeer-the Act for the
casts of such patient and the cminty
is without. any 'recourse whatever.
• Comparison figures as shown by
the Treasurer's, records show that
hospitalcharges in .19:36 as at May
' 31st are $19,190126 as compared with
$9,312.90 et the same period last
ed the idea of holding two demenstrin
tions on the %este eherecel weed
.killers. It was' suggested that . one
of these 'demonstrations might be in
Turreberry Township and the other in
Ooltiorrie.
The Agricultural Representable%
pointed out that rro demonstrations
on the control of i-nterrial parasites in
sheep and swine'thad Ibeen held in the
courety for two or three years, and
the Council were in Tavel.- of twee or
four meetings beingearranged for, the
location of (stuch -meetings being left
for Mr. MacLeod to decide on. •
In discussing Junior Work all mem-
bers of the council spoke in .faver of
one month 'Short Courses in Atgricel-
ture and Home Economies. It was
moved by Mr. Feagan and seconded
by t, Mr. 'Grain, that two oneemonth
courses be held in the county next
wireen—tCarried. :It was further
suggested that Auburn be the centre
for one course, and the other to be
'held in either •Seaforth or Wing -ham.
The last item for discus.sion was
L'the County Massey Scholarship to
the 'Ontario Agricultural College. Al-
one met -we inquiries had been
inceived them prospeceive students,
the'lmembers of the Advisory .Council
recommended that no action be tak-
eru—Oliver Hemingway, Chairman.
• •
Children's Shelter
had ever been held in the County.
The next subject for discussion was
the queetion of holding some eneet-
ings sine demonstrations during the
serene F.' r
months. Mr. MacLeod stat-
ed teat arrangements. were. %eine
made with a farmer in Stephen town-
ship to conduct an oat demonstration
two ecnvcritions ,tysee addressed.
samtely: 'North Huron District. W. I.
Convention, at LonSesboro and Unit-
eci Church Young People's -Clean of
Huron ,Presbytery, which convened at
Seatorth,
ECZEIVIA
%Moven ItobjaW isuiOld,y, fluirsa x head
the Wen, a moat effective treatment or Eezeasa
and other 44 talatiblea. Vascont die ewe
DriChases Ointment
ha e been quite a help in complying
wee) the Depaetment's -request • for
accurate monthly summary of work
done by the :Superintendent
Since daily work sheets have been
K4ortefor the.pest two months we are
able te •grive'you a sublunary of 'work
done. During May and April there
were 211 toccurrences, sub -divided as
follows: Ohild protection work, 86 ;.
unmarried) parents'• work, 60; child
care work, -65. In the two months
there were 48 office •interviews and
112 visits made. Report (yz May .314
shows 18 cases of child protection
'open and 20 unmarried parents' oas-
es. There ate 64 children under care,
as of May 31: Shelter, 11; boarding
home, 1; adelption probatien, 9; wage
homes, 6; free homes, 19; other eo-
• ciety's. wards, 19..
We halve tried to create interest in
the work throughout the countyeand
R. Turner -j. A. Bryans; The ••re-
quest of the .Children's Aid Society
in reference to the trust account held
by the county be transferred to the
Childien's (Society, and a by-law
be drawn up to this effect.—Genvieci.
IWle have held one meetin•g this
year anclehave inspected the ehelter.-
The ;Superintendent was instructed to
erder paint for. the upstairs, end var-
nlish for the 'floors which had begun
to show considerable wear. The Shsel-
•ter was fun d to be in good condition
inside and .out, except" for" two mat-
tresses. These have since been re-
pleeed by new ones,.
On June lst there were 11 children
.in the Shelter, but one was placed
out on June 2nd. All the childeen at-
tend sehool..exeget two girlsnoneehelps
the .matron and the other is sub-nor-
maL We have six boys ranging .in
age from ,eix„ to ten years, ready for
tplaeement. We are very desirous of
finding homes for these boys and if
'any of the council roitenibers coed ns-
sest • we would appreciate your in
forming us. One girl attends Col-
legiate and has headed her form. for
two years: . •
• • We also desire to express our ap-
preciation for the work „done by the
matron, en thte, fine supervision' and.
care -she- gives the children.
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Under the old system there is a
sum of money' which was left through
wills' to the Children's Aid Society.
Thi e money' has been held in trust by
the , county arid under the new. regu-
lations shouldee treniterre.d to the
• oreclit of the: Children's Aid Society
and we would ask ,the council to
'pass a tes,olutiort to that 'effect.
Atthe request of the Provinclal
Departerent, Mies, M. Pronse, sten-
ographer, wet to Toronto in 'March.
This wee clone for the .purpose of be-
coming familiar with new record
syst cen, keeping of familyehistartiess
and other new phases' of the Week.
While there see (visited Toronto ad
York County Children's Md .oftces,
Social 'Service Index Office, • Toronto
Juvenile Court arid the provincial
Offices in the Parliament Bu•ildings.
City of H.amlIten Children's Aid was
also einted, and considerable time
event on -geeing' understanding of
. the filing and recording system. This
-maintained as usual, and as the
funds anta4ateenjiter ereadl-senge,
entleee •-read'Vetlei the same so last venue
no permanent improvements of any
importance have been contemplated.
'Moreover, this year the county is
faced rwith esatrAereleligations respect-
ing sales tax, gas tax and lack of
relief grants, while extra cost was
incurred on account (of the severe
winter. Considening oleo that sixty-
six miles of'new road. have been add-
ed, it is expected that little of a
,permenent nature can be acceneplish-
ed, and (that -mainibenance work Well
need to be restrieted.
It was found necessary to replace
an old power tgrader, and a new one
was, secured from the:Dominion, Road
Machinery Company, Goderich. .
The motorcycle of the traffic offi-
cer was exchanged DOT a new one.
Two claims for damages were set-
tled by .the Commission, one of Mr.
George Lane for $250 and another of
Walter Woods for $85. One dam-
age claim was defended in court, and
,the, claim wast n -
In regard to requests fon additions
and changes to the County Road Sys-
tem, in View of the finances iof the
County, we recermertend that 'coned -
ti f these otters be left until
R. E. Tureer, Chairman,
Legislative Committee
• Re hespitalizatien of indigent pat-
ients in respect to Ontario 'Hospital
cases (mental), we feel we have no
authority to change government reg-
ulation.
Re reeoluition from County of Wel-
lingtonene railway crossing, we eon -
men
'Re reselution liceneing of grain
choppers, we are not in favor.
Re resolution, re -bonding of offics
hale by private lboridemen, we•reeom-
ene_ntinn.nhange, epresent Ant, ne
bonding effinitals.
Ike Motion suggesting county pay
for heeled expenses up to $30.00 for
indigents, whether hospital cases or
oth.ervelse, Iwe recommentd no aettion,
Re motion suggesting ebhnt Wooci-
etock Ontario patiente be paid for by
the county, we recoil -intend no action.
—Alf Mende tOhairman.
Executive Committee
era) o
next year. .
Regarding request of delegation
from lelnevatle, your .Commission will
look over the 'situation and 'make
such improelements asare immedi-
ately required.
Re motion of Messrs. Geiger and
Mellick, that the Province be asked
to assume the 'Zuricih Road and mo-,
tion of Messrs. 'Pryde and .Sweitzer,
that -the Dashwood Road be assumed
as a prevancial highway, we recotat-
eriend that this application he made,
and that the Department be also re -
(minded. Of the wish of the county to
have the AmberleyeListowel Roaei.
and the Winghami-Harriston Read
&seamed, too. •
Since the Department of Highways
is now willing to maintain the coin
necting links on the Provincial High-
ways,, we recommend that Bylaw No.
6, 1927, be repealed; and that Bylaw
-13,- 1025, be amended by taking
off (Road No. 2 of the schedule from
,the County Road System.
Your Commission has considered
the' rebate situation -in the Town of
Seaforth, and we recommend that of
the .$e,471.88 grant received by .the
County from the 'Province on account
of .pavingeMairt Street, Seaforth, in
1927, that the town be credited with
$4,016.91, which will balance the ac-
count at the end of 1905. '
Estimated Receipta and
teens, 1936, are as follows:
Expenditures
Maintenance—
Grading • • 1,500e00
• $ 3,000.00.
Weeds
Dragging 10,00.00
.0everts • 1,000.00
Bridges • 2;500.00
Tarring 2,500.0,0
(Snow • ' 10,000,.00
Guard fences 000.09
Calcium chloride 10,000.00
• : •
1,42001.0000 C8aoultrity '''''''''''''''
Drains
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Resurfacing 15,000.00
3,000.00
'Re letter from the 'Honeital . for
-Sick Children, trequesting grant, we
• recommend $50.
'Re letter from the Lucknow Lib-
rary Board, re application for :grant,
we recommend $15.
Re letter from the 'Secretary-Treas.-
/urer East Huron Women's Institute,
requesting county grarit-foe $100, we
recommend open coencel consider.
Letter from the -Corporation of the
Vtlage of Blyth requesting the re-
turn of Thurlow" McDonald to the
C.oteritY Home, we refer the matter
tic) }Myth council•for decision.
That this council donate or contri-
bute to the Rin-alTnietees' and Rate-
payers' Assoniation of Huron the
'sum tot $50.00, we recommend 150.00
and ask the organization to report
their activities at December sessiofi
of the minty councO.—Phos. Pryde,
Chairman.
County Road Committee
Since the January Session of the
county council, elle reads hav(e been
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recognized by public preference.
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Streamlined Fisher Bodies with the protect-
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high compression engine that saves you
money on running costs every mile and
minute! Fisher: No -Draft Ventilation to
guard your.health! Improved *Knee -Action
gliding ride! And Safety glass of the finest
„quality in every window!
But—far better than words—step in behind
the wheel and let your ,own actual drving
test prove every claim we make.
Payments to suit your Purse an the Genetal
Motors Instalment Plan.
*On Master De Luxe Model
PRICED FROM
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Master Deluxe Models
from $M4
DetIvesed 51 ?story, Oshawa, OM
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DON'T RISK FAILURES..
It's easy to avoid baking
disappointments -if you use
deperadable Magic Baking
Powder, Vnerstespoonful
assures full leavening power.
That's why so many of Cane
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ties always use and reconn
naend it ! this fine -quality
baking powder costa so little
to use-actuallytesa than 14
per baking! Order Magic from
your grocer—todayl Made in Canada
vornmes tea
mend that iteni 4 under Recommen-
dations be taken came 'of -at once,
namely, furnace be'looked over and
'.heating tank be put on a lower lev-
el 'and that it be left an the hands of
the Warden of the Gaol ren:see this
work is completed to his satisfac-
tion- For iparticulars see Inspector's
Reeort.
An appeal from,Mr. Charles As-
quith in respect to the grave tof Dr.
Develop which is situated on the top
of Dunlop alga ,oyerlooking the town,
asking consideration at the council
in respect to mairttaing this grave,
in -respect to Mr. Charles' Asquith's
-nppeal to ceuncil, re Dr. Dunlop's
grave, your Committee has inspected
this tomb and site and we feea that
something should be dune in respect
to making this geave a memorial,
and we recommend this be taken care
of at the earliest convenience. We
also would vecenanend that the Clerk
*vnete--theeecylborne- tee:mile ato-the
'Minister of Iiightareys, caning their
, attention- to ithis mattand asking
their assistance and co-operation.
We also wish to tender -a Note of
thanks to Mr.- Harrry eMeOreath for
-the interest he has taken in this
Atha, also for the time and work he
has Put on
Your Property Committee !had one
meeting since the January tSession.
We inspected the Gaol end imade a
recommendation for repairs, asked for
by the Gaol Inspector, namely, repair
of floor, 1 grate door with new lock.
We Melo inspected the reof of the
-county building and ordered (the re-
pair to the -roof to.the extent of 225
slate -shingles.
We also took into 'conteside tien the
decoration and painting .of the main
hall -way in the county be' ding, and
we recommend no action fl1 later on,
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Construction—
Rebates • ''
Bridges
Grading
Drains '
Superintendence
Machinery'
Traffic patrol
,Inturance
Lights.
Legal fees, claims
Interest charnes .........3,500,00
Conemitie .pay Jists• , 500&Q
Deficittpec. 31, 1935 .... 3,000,00
$102,970.00
• $60,600.00
$ 4,200.00
4,000.00
1,500.00
2,000.00
$1f,700.00
4,500.00
16,000.00
e2 >loom
500.00
• 70.00
500.00
Receipts
Levy, 1.2 mills - $ 53,125.41
Stibsidy 46,900.00
Gas tax refund 600.00
Sundry receipts 1,000.00
Traffic fines • 1,000.00
• e102,025.41
We reconalmen,c1 that jhe insurance
policy covered by Leo s themes Nel
son Hillcoveting liability • up to
$20,000 for 'a premium. of $368.00 be
accepted.
Moved by Alf Melick; seconded by
Orwen Geiger: That we petition the
Provincial Government to take No
9 known as the Zurich Road, as a
provincial highway. Yeas — Archi
bald, Eckert, Geiger, Haacke, Mel
lick, J. Scott, Robe, Turner, W. Turn
er. Nayse-Beyene, Cardiff, David
son, Elliott, Veagern, Grain, Heming
way; Keys, Mawhinney
Matheson, IMogridge, Moser, McNeil
Pryde, Pleb& Scott, Sherwood, Stew
art, Sweirteer, Westcott. Wilma
Hateeke, Chairman.
Property Committee
Re- letter from the Sheriff of th
County of Huron enclosing-- tette
from Inspector of Prisons, we reek:en
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until we see -how our flnftnces are....„..
Wie also inspected ne insurance
policies and on the . ommenciation
-of the auditor, placed 0,000 more in-
suranen on your own y court house.
That the :County PikpertY Commit,
-teemake an effete to lease the plot
of land surrounding Dunlops Tomb
for a term of 49 years at one dollar
per annum, owner to continue' to have
the use cf said land during tenancy,
we, your Property Cu -emit -tee, will
interview the owned of this plat and
get particulars and report to council
in Decembee.-George McNeil, -Chair-
man.
to,- • •
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( WILSON'S
FLY PADS
SWILL KILL MORE FLIES THAN
\SEVERAL DOLLARS'WORTH/
eQFANYOTHERFLYKILLER
Warden's Committee
That- the Rending. Rules •and Reg-
ulations be amended by incorporating
the following clause's to, be numbered
85 to 90, inclusive, ,we rectemenend
•achipted.
'All -Motions! or- resolutions that re-
quire to be ,s.ent, to an outside govern-
ing tbody be nest referred to the rev-,
elant committee or to a committee
appointed for the consideration of
such motions or reselutioes, we re-
commend it the adopted.
That all individuals or delegatiens
requiring a hearing before- council on
a matter pertaining to business, shall
make previous arrangements with
tile -Clerk in order that the regular
procedure may not be unnecessarily
interrupted, we recommend concur-
rence. -
That any inquiries requiring to be
artsweeed in the minutes should he
presenrbed an wilting, we recommend
adoption.
-That Committees' m-eet on Wednes-
days vshereepoesible se their reports
can be dealt with as early as possible
thus allowing ample time for discus-
sion of any problems to be dealt with
we rec-ommend adoption. .
That where it becomes necessary
bo refer to a manual 'of Standard
Practice for guidance in municipal
proceedings that Roberts'' (Revised
Rules of Order be used, we renern-
mend adoption.
That every merieber should note on
any division before, the council, lex-
oept where that member has a per- :
sorrel interest in the question, We ee-
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WHY
PAY
MORE
Best of alkfiy killers.
Clean, "prick, sure,
ebeap. Askyour Drug.
gist, Grocer or General
Store.
THE WILSON FLY PAD
co., HAMILTON, ONT.
"NERVES"
SHECALLED It,
Losing interest—
losing friends—she
never went out any
more—alwaystoo
tired. "Nerves,', she
thought—but it was
her kidneys, the filters
of her blood, that
• needed attention.
.Delay meant danger.
She took Dodd's Kidney Pills at once..
Restored to normal action, her kidneys
cleared away blood impurities. Fatigue,
headache, backache, disappeared. 11)
Dodds Kidney Pills
commend the fourth word in the first
in be 'changed to "shall." e
That Standing Rules and Regula -
ions be amended by incorporating
he following, clause: No Committee
be authorized to spend more than
$500,00 on any ,project twithout first
having had the sanction of the cella-
ty conneil, no action.
'Report ef Committee, re report
the 'Comity Clerk, 'we consider it to
be worthy of every eiensideration by
this council as tthere are many fea-
tures in it thatwe believe will im-
prove our p-rocedure and greatly as-
sist in the conduct of the business of
the council. .
We else approve of prorponed rules
of order concerning the peoendings
of council while in committee of the
whole.
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'Finance Committee
Re letter enclosing statementfor
-work clone by the two clerks, in trans-
ferring documents from old files to
the new for $82 each, and the follow-. t
ing accounts: The Dean' Coal 'Co., $4;
Mrs. Gee. Monk, $2.50; sundries',
$5.75; Ed. Lynn, $1.80; • sundries, 55e,
we recommend that whole council
consider the' payment of $164.00 re-
ferred to and we recommend that
ot-her accounts be paid.
Re letter from L. E. Dancey en-
closing accounts from Alexandra
Marine '& General Hospital for $52,
Dr. W. W. Martin $6 and Dr. A. H.
Taylor $40., .re Harold Kaitting, we
'reconeneend no action. '
Re ,County Treasurer's Report, *e
reclaim -next that the Treasurer's B� -
port No. 2 be adopted and the mail/
rate as therein set out.
Re hill, from the Exeter Cemetery
in respeet to digging of grave of
Thomas ,Stanlake for. $10, we reebm-
mend 'open council's consideration.
That 'the .County refund - to the
Township of Turnberry the,statutary
allowance eowards the funeral . ex-
pense of Robert Weir, an itligeett hos-
pital. case, we recommend the stata-
tcry allowance of $30.00 be paid by
the county. -11.• A. Keys, Chairman.
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Equalized Valuation of the Municipalities of the County of Huron,the,population
. tion and the Several County Rates for the year 1936
. , . Equalized General Provincial
MUNICIPALITY ' P ot ipounl a - value for County Highway Highways
County , Rate ' Rate Rate
3.36 Mille 1.2 Mills .95 Mills 5.5TotaMills'
Colberne
A s,Thlwellarishills— ' 1217 Acreage Purposes P$276p6os6,6er
$3,93331 $3,199.99 $2,533e5 $4.1.42:606161.:32
Goderich 4.4 ' 2100177 523419347 12,,513883,A9400 .6,165.44 1,846.73 1,461.99 8,464.16
7,316.88 2,620661 2,074.73
Grey 2258 64,882 6,007,090 10,073.75 3060861 2,886.72 -16,588.98
Hay '.' 2662 52,977 2,526;860 8,46327 3,031.62 2,400.08 13,894.92
Ho-wick.........3003... . +3093 -e68,256 3,408;085 11,417.08 4.089.70 3,327.68' 18,744.4
Hl6
1774 ' 53,345 2,556,500 8,66427 3,067.80 2,428.68. 14.060.76
McKillop 1908 • 52,286 2,729,880 9,144.98 3,275.80 - 2;59323 15,014.06
Morris
, imp . 55,180 2,508,700 • 8,587.39 3,004.44 2,378.62 13,770.36
Stanley ... -.........,. 1807 44,858 2,377S555 7,064.80 2,85e.07 2,258,68 13,076.56
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0ephen 2807. 56,907 2,835,050 9,40741 3,402.06 2;693.30 15,692.77
Tuckersrmith , .1946 40,729 2,364,200 7,920.07 2.837.04 2,245.09 13,008.10
Turnberry 1480 35,720 1,606,090 8;377.05 1,926.10 1,624.82 8.827.97
'Osborne 1791 42,604 2;443,330 8;185e15 - 0.932.00 2,321.16 13,488.31
East Wawanosh • 1165 41,723 1,672,840 6,404.01 2,000273.: 1,880-10 9.200.61
. CleTe°41.114--
West Waviranosh
• 1868
1325- 41,710 1,684,040 5,641.88 2,020.85 1,305919,88963. 4149,,,2,7728:620...:11,02:221...
903
1,000 1,892" 6,339.03 2,270170 1.,77ri..96.4
769,470 ' 2517.72 - -
10,407.37 71'
4;899.67
. "Goderich •
Seaforeh ... 4383
1697 • 550
1928 • '. 640 870,750 • 2,917.01 1;044.90 . • --82'7.2e
890,850 2,984.e4 . 1,069.02 '''' 846.31
3,971.66e '
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BEniszetrri8 •'" '
Blyth
Villages,-
, 612 446 011,750 1,06446
et..2 . 350.65 2,084806:0060
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Hensel ' ,
1622
766
1,200
460 ' 072269:110000 121,42644.403
335,800 1,124.03 886.452 , " 319.01686.00 1,
402.96
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en -ea
44,10 001i881 $44071475 0400.04 $58,120,41 $42p57.05
601 34)0
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