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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1937-01-29, Page 6r•i'..14PtO141. at .1gentitten to nee their '48,6,00 ea'nh he made to Sea - 44..W1 for ▪ .I93.7.77Eitecetive. Com - dig- W. Turner; That we send r„ Hatteke, Chairman of the evisoey Committee, as der represen- - delve to the. Agricultural Advisory reinancil to meet in Teronto Feb. 22 and 23e -Carried. Arehibald- Westcott: That the two palles and on -e -half of road in the • forms a link between the County Road) System ,of the -County lof Perth and that -of the County of Huron, be plac- ed on the County Road+ System. -Good Bowman - Haack's: That whereas the Assessment Act reads as follows: 1. "(h) Land, real property and "real estate shall include: All trees and underwoed growing upon land" -that the Municipal Council of the Corpora- tion of the County of Huron now in session, recommends to the Proviocial Legislature, that such assessment be , amended te read so that tree growth be not assessable, but that such pro- perty be assessed on the same basis ap Uon1 takl#4 e a! - B4%4na4:14 That tl► Lq044- 01 ,iso 411416 0414 Mittee ae as thele . • Bowman- Hucirins 'kbat this coal.:• mtttee of the whole return .to oPen 4 ommileeCarried. Grant- - D.avideon: 'Mal we give a grant of $25.000 each to East, West and South Enron' Women's 1pstitute. -8 xeeutive Committee. Ii. Turner -Bowman: That the Pro- perty Committee consider the •matter of the Dunlop tomb- and also take in- to oto consideration the gaestion of hay - leg „Dr. Dunlop's picture framed and hung op, the wall inside the Qoart House:a-Property Committee. Bowman- Huekins: That the sal- ary of our Treasurer be increased 3200.00; our Engineer $200.00 and our Cle,rk $100.00 for the efficient Service they have given. -Executive Commit- tee. McNa,11. J. H. Scott: That we pay the account of Hays & Meir for $10 for services rendered. -Carried. FRIDAY The Warden addiressed council Stan in,g that as this was the final day and that as there were no immediate mat- •ters pending, -he would recommend that we come under the' heading, "Re- ports of Committees." The report of the Education Com- mittee was read to eouncil and on motioe was reread clause by clause with Reeve Westcott in the chair and finally adopted without amendinent. The Report of the Property Com- mitiee wae read to council and on monon re -read clause by clause with as neighboring non -planted land of, -Reeve Davidson in the chair and fin - similar soil 'and site conditions; and °: that a copy of this resolution, be sent to Department of Municipal Affairs and to our representatives in the Leg - Mr. Thos. Pryde, formerly Reeve of Exeter, being present, was called on to speak to council. Mr.' Trewartha., formerly a Warden of Huron County, aleo addressed coun- cil briefly. He intimated the neces- sity for wise action, on the part of connty councillors throughout the Province, especially at the present time, -having in mind the tendency of provincial gevernments in recent years to take mere and more power. out of the hands of comity 'councils. Mrs. Fred Oster, 'District President of the West Huron imvision of the 'Women's Institute, addressed council. She said there were three Institutes• in the eounty, East, West aed South, and she spoke on behalf of the 'nett- tutes as a whole. Last year the West Huron Wamen's IIIStitllte had receiv- ed a grant from the county . and this • year she spoke on behalf of the East Huron division who had applied for a grant. ' It was the intention of the Institete to only request a grant for one institute each year. This lady was thanked for her explanation of the Work of the Institute and was ad- vised consideration would be given later in the Session. Thomas. J. Mc.Lean, of Wingham, ad- dressed council in respect to a his- tory of Huron County. Mr. J. T. Currie, of East Wewanosh, a fernier member of eouncil, also old- est tieing ex -Warden, spoke following Mr. McLean and endorsed Mr. Mc- Lean's Proposal. Davidson- Bowmae: That Mr. Mc- Lean meet the PrOperty Committee and. the Property Committee bring in report. The report of the Finance Commit- tee was reatito emmeil and on motion of Reeves McNeil and Haacke accept: The report of the Agricultural Ad- vinory Committee wai read to council - and adopted as read. The repart the chairman' of the Children's Shel- ter Committee was also read to coun- cil. and adopted as read. Following the reading of th,is re- port,- Mr. Harry Edwards' tame for- ward and replied' to several questions respecting the work of the Shelter. The report of the Legislative Com- , mittee was read to council and on minion was reread clause by clause with the followin,g amendments: That • nO action be taken in respect to Deed - meld 29; that Document 32 be struck out; that no action be taken in re- spect to Document .35 in either case: .. that Motion No. 19 be dropped. •• The- yeas and nays being asked for they were recorded as follows:. Yeas -Reevee 'Armstrong, Bowman, Bry- Grain;'' Haacke, Huckins,• Johnston, Lamport, .Mawhinney, ,McNall, Saun- ders, Shaddick, Stewart, R. Turner, ViTestcott; Wilson. Nays.- Reeves Arehibald, Davidson,. Keyes ,Lovell, W. Scott, W. Turner. The motion wee therefore struck out from the report These low fares enable you to turn tile calendar ahead . . . from Virmter tight into a Summer vacation .. . in gIFicate California. Play galebeside 'the blue Pacific, :motor 'through oratige gxoves and tilong Inviting higliWaYe, 'enjoy VatrionSue nights in gay Hollywood. pictureaq• Ue Canadian Rockies, atoning ,VitticOttlter and Victoria Jolottnatson as, to Round Tn it FARE fit taly adopted, With the amendment: Teat no action be taken in respect to Motion 29. A supplementary report of the ,Property Committee was. read to council and On motion was reread clause by atone with Reeve Bryans in the chair and finally adopted with the ,following amendments: -Haacke- Archibald: That the first clause of the report be referred to the Property Comraittee to make a report at the June .session McNeill- W. Turner: That the sec- ond clause in respect to a history of the -county be filed. The reportof the County Road Cora - Mission was '-iread to council and oe motion was adopted as read. • A resolution respecting Old Age Pensione and Mothers' Allowenee was read to council and adopted as read. Cardiff -Saunders; That we go in- to a committee as a whole and that the Warden remain in the chair. - Carried. • McNeil -Bryans: That the equaliz- ation assessment for 1937 -remain as it was in 1936. -Carried. County Clerk communicate with Mr. 'Mount* 1VInLean of ,Wingham-and ad- vise- hian that, the county council of Huron County as a. legislative body are not in fevor of financing the pub- lication ef a history of .the County Of Huron, and that 'he endeavour to in- terest -private capital in his enter- prise. -Carried. Feagan - W. Turner: That our County Engineer be instructed to look Over the Dunlop site and repOrt at the June ses.sion as to the care of this property and arso possibility'ef park. Feageo-FrlYne; That .5. J. Rob- ertson be appointed to the Goderich Collegiate Board for the years 1937, 1938 and 1939. -Carried. . A supplementary report of the Leg- islative Committee was read to :coun- cil and adopted as read. A supple- mentary and third report of •the Pro- per y mmitteeeenseread. -to _council. !utfd r the 6 .. Cardiff 1 -.Fe agar Thor Awa :4q AF adla!ure till Ante. 1;93T, at, 2 >0 Ca tle& • The- meetiaµg closed 'On:: the &Ow 'of the National Al. then, RE, 'OR ''' t F Q,A►OLER. There have. been pee gutedred. and eleyew prisoTtiate eomauitted ,aa fel. lows. "Theft,. 47; L.C.,t*~., 19; vagrant. 10; ftrngere, 6 breaking .and entering. 5; assatitlt,. 6; -Meter Vehicles' Aot, 4;, false pretences, 3; -insau , 2; fraud, 2; -Carnal knowledge, 2; incorrigible, 2; Oar theft, 1; :attempted' -1; defrauding creditors, 1; Wages Act, 1. We neve et present in custody jive prieetiers. COSI, of daily rations per prisoner, .1e% cents. -James B. Rey- holds, Gaoler. TREASURER'S REPORT Ix" and c-- --otioni reread clause by claase with Bryens in the chair and finally -ennted as read. The report ef the .ocutive Committee was reed to coun.cii and on motion reread -clause by clause with Reeve Haacke in the Chair, and ,adopted with the . follow - port: That Document No. 20 of the Executive Committee be struck out. Davidson: That We give the East Huron Women's Institute the slim of $25.00. The yeas and nays being ask- ed for on the amendment, the follow- ing divisiom, was recorded.: Yeas -In favor of the amendment: Reeves Archibald, Armsteong, Bowman, Bry-. axe, Cardiff, Davidson, Feagan, .Tobitston, Keyes, Lovell, Livermore, McNeil, .1, isi .Scott, Shadick,.R. Tur- ner, Iffebster Turner and Wilson -21 yeas. Naye-Against the amendment; Reeves Lamport, Mawhinney, Mog- ridge, Saunders, P. W. Scott, Stewart and Westeotte--7 nays. The ainend- ment therefore carried. McNeil- Cardiff: That in respect to the Committee's recemmendation regarding -Motion No. 9, That we ac- cept its recomanen,dation that a grant of $700.00 be giVen to each hospital but that the remainder of the clause be struck out; and that the recotn- ruendation in regards to Document 34 be struck out as this question has been dealt with under the recernmen- dation in respect: 6) Motion 40 -which we's previously carried .-Canied. McNeil - Cardiff: That 'the Proper- ty Committee look into +.1,4'; creaning up of the attic in county building and if necessary select a man who is ac- quainted with, the records to sort them and have them put in proper shape; that a padlock be placed on the door leading to the attic. -Car - Good Roads Committee make a sur- vey os the bridges between Henson and Zurich and) endeavo•r to have them widened as we consider then] too nar- row and dangerous for. traffic on the highway -To Good Roads Cominie sive The following bylaws Were then read to cou•ncil; To appoint auditors; to authorize the Warden and Treasurer •borrow certain sums of money; to firm the- payment of certain ex- p ditures; to appoint Good Roads Cononittee; to apPoint trustees for the Collegiate inatitute and High School Boards; ti) appoint a Corn Borer In - The Warden. at this time enifeeased lor their OnOperatititi. and Itotied they Wnitid tan" eft throng)]. ,r. Fr} WO ; beu, xie ; ay ainage 'aiai?ws , , . , , Abstract Statement, Receipts- and Dia bursements, General Acct., for 1936: Receipts County rates, 1936 $148,308.24 Baak loans 97,500.00 Tax arrears collection 11,785.09 Municipalities, re bospitals 3,291.07 Administration) of justice 5,181.95 Licenses Redemption, Lands Registry Office County Home Children's Shelter ProVince re Corn Borer, Division Courts Sundry revenue CountyHighways Overdraft Dec. '31 a Expenditures Bank; loans repaid Schools Hospitals 200.20 671.25 233.S7 1,431.15 1,000.00 166,66 '4.00 79.20 37.92 107.26 143.50 60,291.56 20,635.36 Old Age Pensions 17,018.51 Administration) Justice .18,438.87 Mothers, Allowances 18,462.50 Taxes returned to . Munici- palities Municipal Governmen:t County Home Children's Shelter Grants Jail County Property Loan interest Insurance, heat, light and telephone Printing, postage, stationery Registry Office Transferred to Pro. High- ways , Redemption of Lands Audit Transferred. to Exch. Acct Corn' Borer Inspector Sundey Fines remitted 11,685.89 6,364.90 1,000.00 4,009.46 3,440.00 4,227.55 1,308.66 2,550.94 2,658.47 .1,110.62 700.00 228.32 275.00 100.00 288.60 1,740.00 190.18 50.00 3,925.82 County Highways County rates, 1935 $ 1,446.89 County rates, 1936 53,125.41 Bank loans 99,000.00 1935 subsidy 48,842.68 Gas tax rebate, 1935 2,562.59 Sundry 6,08L48 Disbursements Co. Road disbursements $102,715.50 Banie loans paid, 1936 ' 49,000.00 Loan interest 2,984.96 Committee pay lists 479.00 Overdraft, Jan. 1, 1936 737.44 Of the $50,000 notes unpaid, the 1936 subsidy plus tbe gas tax rebate and the balance-fif care of -all' but approximately $1,700. Provincial Highways - Receipts 1936 county rates 42,057.65 Bank loans 30,000.00 Traneferred from Gen. Acct 700.00 Disbursements 1936 Debentures and int...$ 13,950.46 Prov. bal., 1934 acct. Prov. bal., 1935 Acct Loan interest Loans repaid 3,994.26 325.49 me.' ow Other eatterenl greMae in a /44 attempt to obtaia relief froni pain. To' ther Surione, the pans did grOW lOSS4'..49314- in a few months the illeaPPSarod. 44108 made sure Of 'the Mats, ohe ROW writes- as •neneasae, "Fer.about fottr months 4- had envie. tying eafeenn my Wien, anO could n.ot turn in bed, Wring thet time I tried Various remedies, hut obtained no re - Her, and 'was sericruely O'onsidering going into4hospital. However, seeing a cese similar to mine described in in I wmild fry. it; -and wee more then surprised to find the pain getting less. I have been taking Krusehen for fear montlee, and' wOuld not be without it for anything. I must say I ant free front- those dreadful Pains." -(141 -re.) B. C. Kruschen is an excellent diuretic - that is, it helps to stimulate Mare)" functions. When kidneys are restor- ed to healthy, 'normal action, poison- ous waste is prdperly eliminated, She blood -stream 'is purified, a,nd you get welcome ' relief ; freni the dragging pains of backache. Jed] 3,852 Couszty Rome4.800 D. L. 1ntereit .4,076 Insuranee, Mat 'Derlephbnle 2.404 2,351 Co. Property1,977 3.084 Printing .and 5,.792 4;046 4,000 5,400 Na 4,500 2,121 2,800 8,000 RegiAry Office Audit Coma Borer Impactor 180 178 New lequip12..: 595 758 SundrY '` 379 306 Schools- other than Secondary 6,740 Overdraft Jazi. 3.. 1937 2,406 350 1,617 1,317 en 2,711 2,300 1.400 2,200 842 507 250 140 1,740 150 1,200 700 250 soo 200 7,740 8,000 8,620 mo statement of -the Huron County Home is contained in the report of the Ins,pector. It shows that no charge was made to the County in 1936 and they have .$2;300 in the bank to end the year. In the final analysis of rev- enue and expenditure, with all ac- counts payable and accounts receiv- able taken into consideratima, the op- erating deficit for the year is $6,010. This figure is confirmed in the report of the county auditor. -A. H. Erskine, I herewith submit the estimated ex- penditures for 1937; the estimated rev- enues and estimated mill rates for same according to their several ac- counts, with comparisons of. three preceding years. General Estimate,d expend actual expenditure 1936: txpencliture 1N4 Actual Printing, and HoSpitals 18,907 • Aid -Society. 3.334 Grarrth 2,750 Account - iture for 1937 with for 1934, 1935 and 1935 1936 1937 Actual Actual Esed. $1'5,316 $20,857 317.090 19,220 22,364 22,000 6,25,9 6,364 6,600 4,614 3,080 4.009 4,200 3,440 3,600 Only the Iddiie;,t2e,olaii.:-.Piiiify the Whith.'eattae...tietititia end nee of thia time4eSted:'±eaefiPtieit Less Estimated Revenue- Twps., re Hospitals .. 22,953 33,034 Administration of Itatice.. 2,029 3,sot Licess3es • 592 719 Fines 276 819 Re 00112 Borer 71 79 394.920 $3,291 33,200 4,331, 687 220 1,800 144 Net expenditure fleas reeeitos 1.95 mills on assessment 8.800 300 1,800 150 49.80 86,328 Estimated &mills $1,308 , Provincial Highways Debenture payment, 12,950.46 Owing to General Acct. ... 700.00 Less bank balance, an. 1.. 18.10 Net $13,682.36 .3A mills ea. assetsment 15,494.91 Estimate as per Engineer's General Account Provincial Highways County Highways, Total 4.00 " ,preparing the estimates I have been guided by the contents'of a let- ter from the Department of Municipal Affairs that stated the Province pro- posed_theassume fell costs of Mothers' Allowaeces and Old Age Penaions, the den Costs. This proposed) scheme is to be retroactive to Janoary 1, 1937. Should the final passin,g of legislation change the present outline, supple- mentary estimates could be submit- ted! in June. :The above estimates do not include tilie, costs- of secondary ed- ucation which is chargeable to the townships only. The cost of second- ary education cannot be given at this time as the reports from •schools do not have to he returned until March, also the cests will vary for townships as ta the numbers of pupils from dif- ferent municipalities. The above rate -ef 4 mills would be the total „rate for -the towns and villages inethe county. -A. H. Erskinee Treasurer. COUNTY ENGINEER I beg to submit berewith a report on the 1936 einienditures on the coun- ty road enter& together with other in- formation respecting made. During the year there was expen:ded a total of $102,715.50 which was made up as Constructi on Rd. 22, East and West Waw- anosh, 1 mile 3. 4,378.40 Rd. 4, Stephen, retaining wall and stream diversion 1,552.77 Snow fence 1,915.56 Signs 400.30 Tree planting 31.00 Legal fees, re pit purchase 10.45 Rebates to town of Goderich 1,956405 Rebates to Hensall 221.15 Blnevale sidewalk replace- ment 116.25 hfiehihery $10,582.83 New $ 11,138.70 Repairs 7,911.6.98 Maintenance Brushing and Weeils• $ 4,057.73 Ditching 111.46 Grading 7, I.,857.46 Dragging 9,172.35 Itesurfaeing 11,9.67.90 Oiling Soow reads Calcium chloride Drains TOW for Albs* r 12,369.84, 44.11 ° w $10 0,,*6O, t?ax relate accounate wifb; Aci4 t¢w;a '; ad , fig - e'er acs Go0e1'lch, baa. due.. $ 49:37 4eaCortsh,, hal. One ,:. 622.4.6 Elm, hal. dile . , , 16.68 'Erna ris,,• hal. !drag > .. 6746 ADVISORY COMMITTEE Re annual convention of Ontario Agricultural Council, we, the niembers of the Agricultural Advisory Commit- tee, coneur with tne motion already passed in council to send a delegate to the annual convention. -W. Haaeke, l'here are at present Six children In t Shelter, fbur boys aged 5; 8 the Children are attending Scheel. Ee- „ClitiOtt, the children are all in. goodi health and. nothing is needed at pees4,4 art The Superinten4Ont iiftrt.4 ' 414P,'"On Post $742Q ?anti O-nd the' 14._ 4Tantint7 1, 1937., there are, 4 chits Weald coat '$2;000.00: Tot 01,10.„ _titan, under the. care, of the ,eiety, bietory in book lorM woald coot: $%,7,.. Foe nine Inonths endinibec. 40 1936, 320.00 foe 1,000 Copiee or $1,000.00 far connection, with Oliild° Protectiesa T.Tn, The Owen Sciund Times: gm, -11fr, - "-- mareied_ Perents andt Children Ender 1VIcLean the cheaPest Price for Poe- , z Care. During the same perind there -fishing the history. Mr. McLean:;has were also a total of 21.8eeffiee inter: estimated that the•book woeld *en at • We Weuld- give great credit to Mrs. $3.50 eagh woeld pay fen the publish - Oliver, the matron, for the wonderful ing of the work. , attentiois she gives the children .and He placed a, propositida ter finatiee for the way in) which she looke after ing the undertaking before the Com - the Shelter. -J. A. Bryant', Chairman. mittee and- in brief it is' this: Add oue-quarter of a Mill to the county LEGISLATIVE rate td raiseahe necessary: funds, and 'advance money from time to time to ckmmitrEE pay the historian arid a stenographer and when the hook was ready for the press, tne publisher would have to be paid according to contract for the number of Volumes he ',published,. The county would &lance and con- trol the undertaking and have the his- tory sold through the book stores or the county; or by the agency system whichever it thought 'hest. *This supplementary,renOrt was read to council and on motion was reread dense by clanie With Reeve Bryane the chair and finally adopted with the following amendinents: That the first clause of the revert be refetTed to the ProeertY Committee to make Le a report at the June session; that the second elanse in, respect to a history' of the county be filed. SUPPLEMENTARY RElagaly OF. PROPERtY 'COMMITTEE resoletion from ...,the •connty of Grey, respecting an einendluent to the Workmen's Compensation Act, to be whole. Re :resolution froni the County --of Grey respecting . the oost of ineatin treatment, we endorse this resoletion. Re resolotion from Lambton Co., re amendment4o the Sanatariatn for Constinuptives Act, • we endorse this -Re resolution froni the County of LatobtOn. re repealing certain amend- ments of the Municipal Drainage Act, We endorse this resolution. • In reference to letter frcim Hensel! requeeting hy-law amendment, we en- dorse thie resolution. .Respecting, letter from Wentworth quebting amendment to the Act re: op• en council, and a resolution request- ing atoendonents tO the Municipal Act respecting election.. elf Members of niunicipalities, we refer thie hack to open council. Re motion requesting government te consider the injostices Of the Far- mers' Creditors Arrangement Act, we endorse this motion. metien that 'whole council vote on the election.- of Warden, we refer it to open count11.-H. .MogrIdge, EDITCAlliON Re eminnunication from Comity Coujecil -Section, ef- Ontario Education - at the meeting of this organization in Toronto; We recommend that W. IL this :meeting and that the membership fee of $5„.09 be forWatded to the sec-• That the -Department of EllutatiOn be Intpiested to .provi_deenenOnree ents who intend to 'make the agricul- tural eccupation their life work and we further recommend thnt this course be' taught in- the 'fifth clatises of the rural_ Publie sehools and in'the First and Second Forms of secondery echooke We' suggest the Clerk Pre- pare a resoletion te cover this ques- We recommend) that a fair trial be ing monies to secondary sehoole as -We-are of opinion -that -at. prevenient on the -present set uP We recap, mend that the Depart- nient of Education, introduce sUbjects into the curriculum. of public schools that will be inetructive in respective ib• ald, Chairman. ,PROPERTY COMMITTEE Re construction of lairatories in the basement of 'the Court House for use by the public,. we recommend that this propositien-be diecussed by the whole couti_Orand we recommend no actien R.64- perchase. of pitepoiut typewriter that this type of typewriter be pur- Re adjusting offices, in the. Court House, We recommend no action 'at present; but that the oommittee study the Proposition and report at ttt June 'seasion. We have examined the record, of the and find them In good, ordere-H. A. Keys, Chairman. SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT OF ' -PROPERTY COMMITTEE Laithwalte presented a proposi- tion to the Property Committee tq be presented to the coutte otruneil re, garding Sub4stantial old pioneer log house as a, _relic_ Of the -days of the • He stated that if it was placed but on .his property on the outskirts of tbe town, that he would look aftee it and keep,jt in repair witheitt any fur- ther' eXpentie. to the county. Or if anything done in cennection with a monlwent to Dr. Dunlop. It wbuld be -Perfectly satlifactOry in Mr. Laithweite to have the log house -lo- cated there. His ehief idea was to kept hi deperit state of repine* in Or near Godetich, and thought stone ac - thin shotild be taken hy the County cciuncil in the. Matter. Mr. McLean outlined' his proposition 759. pagla of reading Matter and 200 in one Way a reProduction of the' old ,14nroli.$52,900.00. Many of the oh, County, pioneer' paid frotn 340. to $50' eaeli to have .st PhotOgraph• Of their tetra buildingst and theniselVee 4141446%66d in 'this :1 00.09, nutde lap of :Wary take elienYeateth 8.006$1181i;:',": ' the eldi ited the Gaol and were shown. through same by Mr. Reyniolds. Everything seemed. to be' in good order, clean and tidy. We found that at the thne of our visit three inmates and were told two others were at the court house where court was in session. The the' keeper and turnkey. and had no complaint agaAnst those who were sw .charge Of' them. We were shown: through the -Regis- try Office and find a great improve- ment in the Ming System- from that of a' few years ago. The Regiatrar formed us that same damake has been done. and is being done to berths and yer .116h moth, for • which no satiate - OAT rentiidy has -been, foiffult NO Com- plaints were • Made •and no changed At the Court House, in the Coonty Engineer's Office, we were *Old. e wall light -was needed so as to shine on the Stenographer's table, and we re- commend that the' netpiest be "grant - We found a let of inelent .Papera tie and feel that-theroggift!... ---- spected and 'sorted; and' all Useless or Worthless pariers &insigne& to the ftirnace; also that a rules be strictly COUNTY ROADS COMMISSION Re letter from Bert A. Snow, of De- troit, •commending Mr. Lever tor his work in conneetion with an accident, letter he aeknOwledged and that it be placed oni file. Re motion of Messts. F. 'L. Dein& sen and P. W. SCott that the' Depart- raetn of Highways be requested to Highway this year,, we recommend that,thie request be made. Rd. "Motions of •Mesers. .Archibald and Westoott. Mogridge and Stewart, Johnston, and ,Frayne, and Mogridge and Stewart, requesting additions to the .County Road • System, we reeeine• bleed that the ,Commission look over these roads and report- at the June -Re letter from 3. Marshall ot the Department of 'Highways concern- ing apprapriation. bylaw, We recom- mend that this bylaw be pasised; shOw- Re communication from T. J. Ma.; oney, re Ontario Good Roads Asseci- ation, 'we recommend that ;the mete. bership fee for the oounty-$15.007-be' Re annuel conference of Road sup- erintendente aft Toronto, we recora- mend that the County Engineer at - Re letter -respecting 'counsel for traffic cases, We. recoramenid that the account -of Meir, Se:atom], for such 'Services be paid. • • Re motion of; Messrs. Turner and 'Armstrong' that the DePartment Higibways be asked to reconsider nating the road South of •Hohnesville as a county road., We recommend that this motion be carried. -L. E.' Cerdiff, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Re tenders for the posntimi of audi- tor, we recommend; thni Mr. I M. Monteith be reanpointed duditor of the County of Huron' at a salary of (Continued -Page 7) • 41 ,r7