HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-06-24, Page 3alsoac1verti$e for and accept tet siels the. awe principle as' the preceding
for the additional stone work required
—carried.
Moved by Mr. Girvin, seconded by
Mr. 'Taylor, that this Council do now
adjourn, to meet to -morrow at three
o'clock p. in—carried.
FOUL;TH DAY.
June 10.
X"otlusil met. All present except
Messrs. Mason and Clegg.
Moved by Mr. Girvin, seconded by
Mir. Weir, that the roadway of the new
bridge over the river Maitland be 18
feet instead of 16 as previously decided
upon ----carried.
Moved by 111r. Meyer, seconded
by Mr. !Weir, that the council petition
the Lieutenant -Governer to withhold'
his sanction from any agreement for
the working of the Toronto, Grey &
Bruce Railway by the Northern or
the Hamilton and North Western,
or believing that the interests of his
county would be best served by having.
sail road worked by, the Grand Trunk
—carried.
REPORTS
Of aur County Auditor,3 read and order-
ed to he printed , of J. It Miller, In-
;Tecter of Sehools, was read an adopted i
of 31r. Dewar Inspector of Schools, was 1.
read and adopt4..d.
The otter of 81r. Jamieson, of the
Hamilton Bridge Company, to build an
iron brirlge, eighteen feet roadway, for
$11,500, was read and ordered to he
printed in the minutes. Also from
Nam(., asking extension of time to 15th
1 )troller next to complete bridge. The
time wax extended the 1st of October.
The. accounts of Messrs. Sheppard,
\V. Lasha111, Cites. Girvin,.and A. Bands
wore referred to Finance committee.
motion Off Messrs,. Whitely'ILnd
Elliott the Council adjourned until 9
o'clock Saturday.
FIF°TII •DAY.
June 11.
C'nuueil met—Warden in the chair.
—same members present as yesterday.
Report of Equalization committee
vas read. Council went into Commit-.
tee -of• thew hole ----Mee lIutcltiten-in4rhe
.hair.
1'Er. Webster moved and Mr.. Griffin
cern ,led, that the report be amended
1.y reducing the aesessutc^u:t'of Ashfield
1$1—Lost.
• Warden- resumed the chair.
Report of Gaol and Cbut•tHouse Com-
es3ittt•e was read•and adopted.
Report of Finance eominittee was
s+ead.
Meviei Ca amendment by Mir. Hays.,
s,eenin e•l by Mr. J'elrnston, that, Mr.
(<arro>~ be appointed to examine the
ti 'e of lands of those who may apply
for loans from the:Sinking Fund of the
eeahzity, the costs En all Cases to lie paid
ley the borrower—carried'. With this
amendment report was adoptee..
Report of Road and Bridge commit-
tee wrs read.
Moved by Mr. Wilson, seconded ,by
•
Mr. Nay that the report of Road and.
13ridge coinmittee be amended by build-
ing Graham's bridge instead of assuming
Fisher's bridge:.—L' oet. °
Moved by Mr. Wilson, seconded by
1[r. MMcAlillan, that the hearty thanks
of they Council are •hereby tendeped to
11r. 41•oseplh F idd for his kileimess. in
d:akiug them, out, for a trip on the lake,
on lei, anuo aid taut little steamer
°' Josephine. Kidd." o3 the evening of
.'lune 10th 1884. The members of this
c'ouucil will long remember the plea4--
atrt eeetling spent on the "Joephtne
Kidd," with the genial and jovial pro-
prietor—Carried.
Moved by Mr.MeMililat;, seeonded-
. y 31r. Yoteiee, that incase of appeal
.by any municipality frons the equaliza-
' ion of the :Assessment, that the appeal
.,e settled by the County, .Judge—car-
ri :eel.
The following by-laws frier° read •and
!passed izing assessment: as-
•sutning Fisher's •hrittge.; imposing
County Rate ; Levy Rate for Legis-.
.&tire Soliool Assessment. '
Mover! by Mr. Gillseait Reminded by
Mfr. Girvin, that the Wardea be
curthorized• to. obtain dngal opinion as to
whether this•COU ncibilras the power by
by-law to close any bridge across a
boundary stream between munipalities
in the eounty, and to prevent private
parties front building a bridge across
tarry river or stream forming the hound-
aries between such in unicipailiities.
Aoci in the event of any party ;Imiltl-
cng such bridge without the consent of
:.lie County Council ; if the .Council are
i table for any, aoeideni, that may hap-
pen upon such bridge—carried
REPeivr 04! ROAR CAR 1[TaSIO\*$t253 t037
5.RON 13RIIIGES.
Messrs. Gibson and Hardy report
thnt they visited th•e wrnualtt iron
bridges in the county of Middlesex,
two atPre bttiit by the Hamilton Beidge
i'nntpany at a cost of about $1'7.50
,per 'Hines! fent, and *re substantial
rrtrurtnrex. Another bridge they e1:-
mwismtl svgs batik by Caatote Coe, oa
ones; A contract is now let to. the.
T..ronto Company to build the West-
minster bridge, 1.60 feet span, at a cost
of $46 per foot, to have a sidewalk six
feet wide on one side, and a road 18
feet wide; the sidewalk is not part of
this contract,
Visited the Hamilton Bridge Co's
works, although busy they were epee
for another contract. We asked them
to, furnish particulars as to style and
strength. of their bridges. We under-
stand such particulars are now in
the hands, of the Clerk. We were .also
shown the amount of strain each piece
of iron will sustain before it will be
pulled apart or break by a sudden
strain,
Visited the Toronto Company works,
who were also very busy; what we
said in reference to the Hamilton
works will apply to these.
From what we saw and learned about
wrought iron bridges, we believe that
they, will in a short time be univer-
sally adopted. We believe it would
be true economy to adopt then! in .a
Judicious way on the highways' of this
county; they afford greater seourity,
and the cost,• taking the durability. into
consideration, will compare favourably
with that of women bridges,
COUNTY 'RATE ny-Lmv. o
The sum of $55,718 is required to he
raised for County purposes for 1881,
and will require a • rate of 1 wills in
the $ on the rateable property within
the county. ' A by-law was passed pro-
vidingfor the levying and collecting of
said rate.
REPORT OF GOAT.; AND. comer IHOUSE. COM-
MITTEE.
Report six males and two females in.;
gaol, undergoing sentences .for . minor
offences. • .
Find that Messrs. 11f1]lerMad Mc-
Qearrie have carried out •their contract
for loovering ceiling in Court House . in
an apparently satisfactory'mtianer.
Recommend that new matting. be
procured. from the Court. Rotate; that
the Judge's stand .he dowered, .the'
Clerk's deskbe taken away and. desks
peeciired for •.tile .01prk and
Crier he made,un r-tlre-superoielett-oF•=
the Warden; Clerk 'and •Chairman of
his committee.
That tenders be asked fer • calsonuh
ing the walls of the Court.House.
' That the tender of G, N. Davis for.
tinning cupula for.$39 be accepted...•
1" W. `Jo(NsT.oY; Chairman..
Statementfrom County Trerisilrer snow
edayaltalyle:cashonliTtlrl,,fttne7, 41,8 8,42,
Less dice to nataiieipa stirs fern ,e. • ..
non res. taxes e eeted . • 2,C.92-.94
])ue'Graiel pend Deb • ' . 17,ees.(9.
D116 Norther 'Gr. ltd.• Del,..- • •4,097,21
23;348.89
'18,009:55,1
Finance Com'mtttee rieninmend that
We. Sinking _Rubel he invested from
time to time tit !list class mortgages on.
farm .peoperty or Delhentures.
Iiecotnmend to be paid J.. Fox
$1.?.50 ; Expos/ern'', $10 D..T :. Strech-
an, $16.94; Clinton nigh Scho,.l, $6.09;•
Post, $3,50 ; •rS"ign al, $5.75 ; Iotr�tck
Enterpz ise, $3,56 ; T. Gibsatl;' $6.50.
Copp, Clark & Co., $136.50 ; Miller: &
Meeiraarrie, 8129 47, T. Tipling, $5.55;
'Star, 81,25 ; IPangltrtni, eldva)irr, $4.50 ;
John-Proctor,
$5 00 ,• H, 11t'. Cowan,
83.50 ; John Walker, 82.18 ; • HURON
RECORD, 84.50 ; E. Sherrnan,. 9,48,00•;'
Ez re; 75.30; ll'iztgfa,ttvz Times; $3.50.;
S. Wopkins, '.$5.00. W.• McArthur;
for Dungannon lock up, $200;00 ; T. J,
Moorhouse, .$10.84 ;;:W:4 .Tur filer.; 87.50;
R. Knox, Lnndesherougli bridge, ;8,01-
81; W. Charters{, 81.50; A. L. Gibson;
expenses as R and 1 Comniissioner;
47.00, L. Hardy, dn. $14.00•;•G,.
Parsons, 23.17 ; John Breckenridge,
$22:30; W. L• asliaamr $28.20;. ie
$60.00 Sands,
Et :ALISATTOY.EOM:,ferr'.Ey8 xeoitT.
' Total equalised valine of .property
$31,&'30.8, 494, i atle-upas follows ;
•
Lona Rate,
•
Ashfield, 830
Colbert*. •37
Ootlurieh''r rnehy1 30
Groff, ,. 28
liar ,. 31
Iiullett, ... , :is
iron Ick
;,tehillnp; . g
mores, .. , , :40
Signior, 40
Stephen.' 31
['nckertmitlt, .; 44
Torhherry, , 20
rshnrru�, .. 44•
East 1Cawrinosh, ,
West Wawitnesh, ;93
•
Rayeeld,
111th,
Brussels,
triton,
kyrt6r, ;
Grnlerleh Tiny,,
Reriforth, '
lweigh4arn,
wroxoter,
•
•
AARet
per acre.
Tetat eget,
val. real•
personal.
s Rata property,.
$21 09 ;$2;053,880
f9 93„ 14340,054
32.10.. 2,000;610
26,83.. 1,0113;776
:1275.._11:753,480
3063„ 2174,100
• 20.31%. 2,227,043
31.34.. 1,941,170'
16'x4.. 1,751,010
• 33.07 1,881,203
n t32.. 1,790,653
45.2.,, 1,9174328
137.2Z 1,030,628
88 j5,; 2,0;0,377
23,04.. 1.280,700
14,73. , 1,479,002
44
44
44
44
owes ,fixe %Ileutlms, 823,013,434
Totaleuegr. a,
$100,,,00
n )1,0139
235,8100
436,080
3(0,000
1403ru1600
seem
nano
03,195,000
031,808,404
Cnunc i1 ae•1•jelirnect to meet first Tues•
day in Decumbi;i',laeat.
Boot and Shop
• STORE,
(CEO. HARLAND
ITrts opened a boot and shoo store two doors north.
of Swartz's hotel, where he bas on hand an 40803.
Anent of hoots and shoes which he will sell cheap for
cash. Ito is also prepared to do ail kinds of Custom
worn out of the Crest material. Five per oent. dis-
count made on all purchases of kip boots during the
months or Juno and July.
FOR SALE.
The undersigned has on hand a quantity
of
•
First -Glass SHINGLES
which the will sell very reasonable for
cash.
W. E. :GRAHAM,
Contractor and Builder. •
I
CLINTON
PLEMENT
WARE ROOMS.
B WEIR,
PROPIa',IL'2'O.1l,
Agent for J, ELLIOTT' & SON'S cele
• bratcd iIcCorinar k s Self ]3lhnler;" "llead-
o«'-Lark0 Mower and Reaper„" " Triumph
Beeper" and a Warrior Mower ;" F. J.
CRAIG'S "Strathrey Harvester and
" Hummingbird Mower," to New. ("anatlian.
Thresher., -with. engine. All kinds of
PLOL G1;IS •incl. other Implenlmnts;, '
—+C�irrntly-o>tt
1" /°1 1........11alud.
Renieairl)er the gee; ,
NEXT DOOR SOUTH. OF FAiR'S MILL.
Clinton; May 13, '81; 3m.:
THOS. TRIEWN41 N
Desires to infori his patrons and friends Path° ht
0
Tailoring Establishinent
to•the rooms .
OM> er Lawrence & Gras 'y's
Furlliturre i tore, '
13 Z -T.
Where 114411l be'pie:x.4 ato promptly attend• to ani
orders 1 e may be favored with.
CLINTON
0.011 -enMills
•
Are rttemlitg full blast, and are prepared,
as usual, to do •
•ALL IRDSOF-WoriK•
in the lt'nollen Line,
•
CAll13I�'cl, SPINNING, 'WEAVING,
and 1netiet tomtit;. of all kinds done
onshort notice.
•
38" T'W1' FU* Ct FLAN NILS, 1-A.3twS,
J1r.. I KE'C4S, &c., kept cOnstetttly• on
luhnil, either to exchange for lVocrl 0*'sal
for (,ash, at '
•
Prices, Law r than Err,
E. CORBET
Minte,n8 Itis 19;t 1881.
rhos; 8teuenson
UNDERTAKER,
.81 9 1»:A1815 aN
FURNITURE.
Reoved byFire1
A Special Discount Sale
FOR 30 DAYS.
NEW FURNITURE ARRIVING,
enol more expected --also, a floe lot of new
Coffins, Shrouds,. & Undeirtahing
Coos. .
coextend Soo, 3n ,
RACEY'S QLD STAND
lately occupied by Shepherd and Cooper,
Albert Street, Clinton,
HALLOO
Where
..Are You Going
I am going to
D. CantCjoii's
GROCERY AND.
Provision Store
Opposite Fair's Mill.
It pay? me to flat my Cri•7ceriea••tket;e; the
goods are so cheap; a7ld the pally
is 4 Aro. 1 ':' " Ho old Goods
all new azul' fresh/
°' .His • Sugars, Teas, Coffees,
Prunes, . Raisins, Currants, Boneless
Codfish; Gold ' Flake end. Fine .Cut
Chewing Tobaccos,cannot. be excelled.
Some • pew designs in Crockery and
-C•1<lassware, `Vooden- Ware, -and: -hit -fact •
everything you•.w nt._- ,. _..
Farm Produce takein'in exchange
D. V A1_V TELO
CLINTON.•
CREAT
oaring Sal
—OF•—
Glass Setts from,
/,na to $1,00
Wisp Glasses.
loreit hors!,;'lath
Cocos.
French, . Eureka,'
IierSin, crmryact
7lutter Dshes
individual but-
' terg,
Cabinet Naples.'
Goblets,
Tremblers,
t30,,
ali'vcru ..:
CHEAP
to clear out the:
Stock..
•
LAMPS
e0urplett, large
eke 880. etzeh.
4 Pull �tsscitt•
108441Q" Groceries,
Pr•nrts, kc.
Coarse ',oniric
8,18.. Tins dlack-
wel, splerrtlid,
6' . 43 '
C
Grand
LEARIN8.
8. MORLEY'S
CHEAP STORE,
(Carson's Block.)
-��Groat Inducements in
T VVjD s
• Splendid Suits Ii one S10.00
Upwards. .,
Boots and. Shoes,.
AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES,'
Cottle ono, cont0 all ! and 800uro
S, MOLE,
A Household
T. 000per
GROCERY
•
Mae become a Household Wo•tl as the
BEST and CHEAPEST plate: foi
Groceries, . •
. Flour;
Feed,
• ' Crockery,
Glassware,
(to., tt.c.
A . SPECIALTY
f
eat T'i
Cash pan for Eggs.;Farm Pro
duce taken in etphange..
'Corner Albert and; Rattenbury .Sts,, .
°Li'NTON' ONT.
•HARDWARE -MERCHANT,
:Lias been appeintcrl Agent for the jn.etlly
celebrated
FIGURE 8
BLYTH
Salt flor&s
These Works are now in full opera-
tion, and the undersigned 441 enabled
to offer any grade of ,
-Silt of Pinest:Quality for `Salt
The necessity of Salt for
ACRiCULTu1A PURPOSES
rs now 80 fully established that every
fat•uter will negliatat his own interest
who fails to use ahctrut five tOneanuut
'ally.
This Trade wi11 recet`veour'laresstn
attention. • •
-Cordiunoodi. Th a' Stave Bolts mad
I3assweettl abliver+51 at the .Works, for
which �''Uiil813will he paid.
IIP��, Young c� ►����1'4
We eannot speak too highly of its mer-
its, cis Testimonials from all .parts of the'
country speak for thelihselres,of' its success
rs
ever ail others. .Alto Agent Ehs' the
Empire
Catt11 F,oa ..
,32" A ',TRIAL 'SOLICITED ,,
Builders' SU lies Nails Paints,
._`
13� � ,
Glass and Oils,'
Constatit'1' on Band,
Roma! Canadian Clothes Wririq•
-
erix
Cheaper than ever olrered before,
ZULU Culls. but DUNS.'
Lawn Mowers: Lawn Mowers.
S,, D tl'IS. lloc nlx. Block, Cllintorl.
.Tiiia Food hits been used ] rgihnd4'4fld
room' superior to all uthela htlatmtla'Otalerf