Huron Record, 1881-02-11, Page 5I I I
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Ceeterore Feb. 7, 1881:
The regular monthly meeting of the
Town Council) eve held today at the
'naval timewadplace, The Mayor in,
the chair--methbers all preseut, except
• Comae 01iiciley: Minutes of prelim
meetiiig read and adopted. • ,
' T•he,Finanee Committee's report was
recommending payineuA f the
• follewing accounts :-J. Callender, one
Verter salary, postage, &c $42,80; J,
'Pair, lumber, $9.85 ; W, J. Paisley,
eollectiifg taxes, work on road, ,&e.,
$58.66 ; E. Piteettleo., coal; $2.95 ;
J. Wheatlyeringing. bell to 1`01h Feb.,
$21.50.; S. Daeie, baletice of accouut,
(less $5.00); $28:75e: Jas. Tsvitehell,
rcharity act,„ $5100; 'amount albs. john -
was. referred: to, the Fire and
Water Committee, also' that they had
examined the checks; eye,: of the :col.
tor and found thein eatisfaotory,.
.,••• (Siglied) E, CORBETT, °haulm -re
Mos ed by Come Stevenson,. second-
ed be Coml. Cooper, that the report
the Finance Committee beado ed,
• • excepting S. Davis' account,, to be re-
ferred bade to Beilditeg, Cetuntitte.---
Carried.
.A. communieetion was react from the
Fire. Brigade, recominettcling flee fol-
lowing officers e -Chief Engineer,. IL
Stevens.; A,ssistant ItegineerGeo. E.
Pay; Fir ci Engiiteer, II. Call ; Assis't
do., J. Rider ; Fireman, j, Coolc. A.
report was eeed from the Committee
em. ofeeerse 'their salaries, and duties,
recommending the followino officers
' for the present year 1-.Cler4 3. Call-
ender, salary $150; Tres.,N. Robson, sal•
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ary $100; Assessors,,W. IL Hine $00, H.
Steyeus, $50 ; Chief Constabbe,ttc., W.
J. Paisley, $450:; Uellecter, W. J.
Paisley, $50 • bell-ringer, J'. Wheatly;
• $70 ; Wkeatly, fees;
Auditor.r J. Wheatly, $I0..
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BAR: IRON, STEEL,' CARRIAGE. & BUILDERS'
HARDWARE, GLASS„.• 011, 'PAINTS.
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(Signed) E. CORBETT, Chairman.- ••
Moved by Coun. Jeckson, seconded by
Come Morse, that the Council refer , Tre dee new. tn. receipt o r Inv• oices of sza; Cases of ArEr .11:4 TS 6-
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the appointment of Fire Engineer back PUBJUSHIWG GOODS,,wkielb will be opened in a few dap
to the Fire Company and repeat them ‘ • ,
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to make another appointment and re- ' Oar Siock of _Plats and Caps for the apProach,irbg. Season will be •
port to the Colleen, net later-the-th,e "est ever'showii in this section of tke peuentry, ad nwi44 be coin-
tball•
4th inst.-Carried.
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Dloyed by Petite Coats; eeconded 7216te 4 1166.274r" °•f -.
Coun Coeper,_ :thate_the-Irepere:._ , -
Committee on officers, their duttes and -;5tieri-etieri,flo•- CHIUSTrS Celebrated
salaries, be adopted -Carried •
Moved by Coen. Stevenson second-
ed by Coun. Coats,. that R. M. Racey
• be appointed' Auditor for •th,e current
The Mayor, ap ointed
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Our Fine 4,1{,IEB164.18r 1&R H41'S: itz4 imported direct from;
.7rew Topic, and sone BeaWilza Goods may 14e looked Xor.: •
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Youths' and Chililrens' Hats wi22 be a Speciality,. • . •
W. W. Ferran as the other :Auditor. •
WJACKSON, T11 -1E. "FAMOUS" HATTER.
by Court. Corbett, that the Council • W. .
• Movedby O�uu. Jackson,• seconded !
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appoint II. Stevens to act.in conienc7 ,
tion with the artibitect„ Mr t Proctor, IP and 26 of By-law No. 6, 'for 1870, be
suspendea during the present sitting of
• this Couneile and that By-law No. 1,
;for' 1881, be now read a second and
third time and passed, and that the
• Mayor sign and the, Clerk countersign
the Architect in the work to bp' per- and af6x the seal of the corporation
formed. -Original motion careied. • e• thereto..7--0arried. •... •
Moved by Coun. Sliepeatclesecondeu • ,
By-law No, 1 Was read a second and
valuing all extra work .in.connection
with the town hall. •
Moved in amendment by Coun.
Coats, secoriqecl by Coun Shopperd,
• that John Scott be' appointed to assist
by•Coun. Twitchell, that in -view of the
town hall approaching completion; ee
• far as can heat this season of the year,
that the Architect be • instructed to
• • furnishthe building ConnitteeeiVith
. • an :estimate. Of the amount of week yet
•• to be performed on Tosen.liall,, the Y ou .
nature of such work and the probable herebyinteuet the care -,taker of the
cost of same, in "order to enable the Town hall, Mr.- Paisley,. to" charge for,
Committee to. arrive at a settlement' .use of Town hall. for the tirst-nigrit the
with the contractore-Carried, suet • of • $10 and subsequent nights
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Moved by Com. Corbett„seethided 'from. $5.,- to $l0; eccordin,g to . N•vi)at
by Coun: • Jackson, that the •Cleile be it ivay be wanted for, to coritience'
instructed to write to the Manager of when the'. building is accepted. by the
the . Grand Trunk R • R. :Coe ° asking:: Bnildieg Commitee -Carried • • •:
him to take steps immediately to have Moved by 0oun. Cooper, seconded
• • a new passenger station emoted in. re by Court. Mem that the •Clerk be in-.
• third time and.passed.
A reportwas read ft orie the building
Cometittee„ making several recant.;
ineeditions, which was -adopted. • .
Moved by Coen. jackgon, seconded
Corbett. I 0 'I
more central positioN as. the old pee. structed toadvertise •for the weigh
senger station is a disgraee to e thcom- scaies. to be sold on the 14th
party aed not at •aIl in ..keePing with Carried. e • .' • & •
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Our .stoek is always kept FRESH and)vell cesSorted., We'briv•in the .biest market
for CASH scied warrant:tcegi;'ze satisfaction.. PRODUCE TAKENIN EXCHANGE:
• . '8; PALLIsER: 0.0.,,:981Bffict BLOCK„O.INTQN.
carried. Moved by H 1-1e4ardt
'seconded by R. Merrison, that Wm.
Harrison be apPoieted Collector fox the
year 18131 -Carried. Moved by IL
Howard, s000nded • by R. • Morrison,
that James ThompsOn he Treasurer for
the year 18,81e-Oarried. • Moved by •
11 Howard, seconded by Paul Cleave,
that jelin King be appointed Ponitd-
, keeper for the year .1881---Carriecl.
:Moved by R Stanbury, • seeonded by ..
P. Cleave! that Geoe.Perk be appeinted
Auditor for the year 1881L -Carried.
The Reeve appointed lames Hume as :
the second Auditor. Moved by H
HoWardesecended by It,..Morrison, that
the Clerk of the • Council publish the
minutes of this Council in the 'publie.'.
press, say irt ate 11Peog *BEcelir)
and the Seaford): :Expositor -Carried.
Moved by H. Howard; seconded by R.
Morrison, that the fence Viewere be
for the current year 1881 Har-
rison, Abel •1Vlartin and Henry ,
--Carried. • Moved by R. Morrison,
°,• the progress and Wauts of a toivn like • Movedby.Coun. Sheppard, seconded
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Clipten-Carried. • • Coun. Twitchell; that this Council
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' Moved by Coun. Twitchell, secencled do noW adjeurn ter nteeti on MeledAY,
• by Coun. Sheppard, that the. membetei 4-41 jug., at 7.30. m. -Carried, ' •
of the band be allowed the use of the - • ” : • j. Cetet'expe,n,.. Clerk.
TOMB on the third flat•Of the Town hall -- • •
for the purpose of praetlising • in, pro-
vided they do not interfere with others
using other parts of the building, as
soon as the building is accepted from
the contractor, during the pleasure of
the Council.-Oarried,
A petition to the Legielittive•Aesem-:
• lily, •witli regard to the Iiquor law, ws
• read for the approval of the Conned.'
• Moved by Colin. 'Stevenson, second-
ed by Coun: Corbett, that thepetition
just read by the Clerk 'to petition the
Ontario Parliament to make no change
in the Liquor Law, be aocepted' by this
Council. -Carried.
Moved by Coun. Sheppard, second -
cd by Coun. Twiteltell, theD. 13;
Kennedy be refunded $1 chig tax, be-
ing error in assessment for' 1880. •
• Moved by Coun. Corbett, seconded
by Coun. Stevenson, that by-law No. 1
for 1881 be now .read a first
Carried.
Bylaw No. 1, for 1881, appointing
certairt officers for current' year, was
read a first time.
Moved by Coun, Corliett, seconded
by ,Coun. Stevenson; that Section 25
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•• Hayfield.
Cdrigcn, 1Vissfr USG, —Th 0 Council of
this village met Jan. 31st, pursuant to
adjournment froth last meeting. Pres -
eat ----the Reeve, Mr: joint Essen in the
chair, thd Couneillors Howf, Stan -
bury Cleave‘and Morrison ftwas
moved by Richard Stanbury, seconded
by Paul Cleave, that motion No. 1,
passed by :the:Council on Jan. llth,
with regard to the money required to
pay the men for work dorm on the drain
on, Charles Street, 'be rescinded ; and
that 'the several amounts required be
now paicl-Carried.' MoVed by Riehd.
Stanbury, seconded by R. Morrison,
that the next sitting of the Divirton
Court be held ia Barker's hall, in the
Village of Hayfield, and that the
• County Judge be infertile] of the same
-Carried. Meyer' by Stanbury,
seconded by Paul Cleave, that Richard
Ching be appointed .Assessor for the
current year; 1881. Moved, in am
endmapt by 11. Morrison, s,econdecl by
H. Howard, that Geo. Park be As
scsor for the yeer1$81-e,-Main motto
secended by H. Howard, that Wue
Harrison be paid the _sole 'ef $15e as
salary and four dollars for postage and
stationary, aridthat the Reeve grant an.
order for the same -Carried • Moved
by R Stanbury, •seconded by R. Morrie,
on, that the following accounts be .paid
viz.t-4ames Thompson for grant. eti
the hill, work, pikes and. lumber, $48... •-
68 ; 11.1Henter registration of births,
marriages and Cleathe, e intevest to
towrishii? of Stanley, $18. Moved by
R. Morrison, .seconded ley:H. Howard,
that the licences for shops and hotels
be the same for the current year, as
they are fixed by statute --Carried.
1Vfoyed by, 11, Morrison, seconded by
H,•freward, that. John ierguson be hee
poiiitedvillage
oonstable for the year 18-
.81 -Carried. Moved by R. Stanbury,
seconded by R. Morrison, that the •
woigh-scales be let, by tender at the
next meeting of Cotmeil, and that ie
the meentime, James Tbompaon take
charge of them until lee -Carried.
'Moved by Morrison seconded by
to id. tau mry, t tat its metal , to
now Adjourn, to meet again at John -
ton's hotel ,the first Tuereley of March,
at the hour of 2 o'cloe' Ice p. ne -Carried.
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Ilettesele.
On Monday meriting last, about one
- o'clock a lite broke out in the dwelling
house of Mr. John Weird), Queen street,
. The building wes totally destroyed.
Insuranete, $1,60,0, Lose teekeesyn.
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NOTICE —All indebted to the late firm of tovEr,ON` &
4.1'08 either by Note.or Book Ae.coant, are requested to call
and setae by cash' 01 note; •
a CANTMON.,
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