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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1889-03-20, Page 2ADAM CANTE LON, 9 IN ..A.CCIAJU.N'r WITII r `flJ Township of Goderieb, for the Year- 1888. DETAILED STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES. 1888. Jan. By THE NEWS -RECORD, cheek book $ 4 00 Feb. J. Elliott, shovelling gravel, Bay con., 1887 5 00 " William Townsend use of scraper 50 Tp. Tress stationery, postage, &c.... 8 00 Barr & Foster Tp. grant to road Md. bridge 185 00 Star office Godurich, printing 9 25 W B Foster road notice paid by hint 5 00 Dr Reeve visitiug No 4 S by order of trustees 5 00 Star office printing 23 50 A Dickson rent of Post Office box 2 00 Geo J`C Connell repairing culvert 9 con 10 00 William Sterling use of scraper 1 00 G Hawkins illegal sale for taxes 20 00 H C Cook P M lumber for road &c 10 00 Peter Cole four days use of scraper 1 00 Reg office registering, -by-laws, deeds, -&c 5 50 J Cottle road way to gravel pit 1 00 Nov Johnston, Hillock & McDougal use of scraper 11 days 2 75 " Thos Tichbourn use of scraper 3 days 75 Jamea Perdue roadway to gravel pit 5 `00 " John 0 Elliott breakage of buggy 5 00 E Courtice grant to volunteers 10 00 R. Emerson use of scraper 6 days 1 50 " Star office printing 20 65 George Ruurball burying horse 2 75 Proudfoot surveying water course near Clinton . 18 50 Deo Lindsay, Lobb and Williams use of scrapers 2 50 " John Knight repairing pile driver in 1886 4 00 E Butt lumber for culverts 31 26 R Hanly paid on Statute labor over performed 3 00 J Jewett Statute labor on Canada Co. land 3 00 Herbert Elford scraper and work 1 Gtr James Patton clerk ou years postage 11 30 John Butler stationery 7 88 Wm Nicholson personal property tax refunded 93 S' Walters and A Goodwin.dog tax refunded 2 00 Proctor, Cantelon, Ross and others dog tax refunded13 00 Thomas Trick lumber for township 16 40 Faris, Mair and Mrs Whitely dog tax refunded' . 3 00 " David Cook, p. property tax refunded 2 12 Reeve getting legal advice on Tp, business 3 00 G C Laithwaite damages to steam engine 65 00 Joseph Whitely cutting thistles lot 11 con 6 6 00 11 B Foster work on Maitland road 8 50 " Rowsell and Hutchinson election blanks 7 77 C Williams and A May use of scrapers.. 1 38 E Swartz use of hall 50 00 ROADS AND BRIDGES, NO. 1. April Samuel Burk repairing.cut line J;une,. J Elliott rep S L 4 con, and shovelling gravel July" R Hillock rep bridge and turnpiking 4 con " David Lindsay.rep culvert C L David Lindsay shovelling gravel R Johnston turnpiking 5 L 2 and 3 con . J Johnston turnpiking S L and culvert 1st con •` It Johnston turupiking S L 1 and 2 con W Bell culvert and ditehsta)4ired 4 con II Hiucks shovelling gravel 4 con R. Johnston 30 yards of giavolling 1st con James Voss work 5 L 3 con Geo R Johnston culvert and ditch 1st'con . Dec Hugh Dunlop repairing bridge lst con Thos Johnston gravelling S L 1st con Thos Johnston culvert and grai!elling 1st con Satnuel Burk gravelling let con Samuel Burk gravelling lst con ' ROADS AND BRIDGES, NO. 2. 'i fr June 4' July. ff If Aug Ir If Oct " '' '4 u u ff 'r .4 if 1f '4 If 4' if '4 f' " f' Ii if " June it .1 Whitely rep culvert 6 cou Geo Bean rep culvert 6 con " Geo Sturdy culvert 7 cou N 11lorrieh timber for culvert James Connolly shovelling gravel John Whitely P M shovelling gravel J E Whitely P M shovelling gravel James Cox P M shovelling gravel 5 McCullough P M ehovclling gravel 6 con James Whitely P. M shovelling gravel J Whitely fixing culvert Thos Ginn fixing Maitland con J E Whitely bridge 5 L 5 con J E Whitely cleaning out culvert 6 cou George Brown cleaning ditch S L J Trowartha rep bridge 9 con J McMillan repairing rail on bridge I1 R Joseph Herr rep culvert H li, J McMillan culvert H R J McMillan new culvert S L 6 con William Mulholland repairing scraper James Connolly repairing culvert Chas Fuller minding gap gravel pit Joseph I[err culvert Huron road T Tichbourn cutting hill and gravelling S 1. 6 con Otter Wilson rep 2 culverts H R. Wm Johnston cutting 2 bills and culvert 5 L 7 con21 00 J McMillan fixing culvert 6 con and rep Bridge H R5 00 James Cox repairing culvert 7 con 2 25 Willian Vatton rep culvert 7 con William Wilson rep bridge 6 con 50 -ROADS AND RRIDCES, NO. 3. AND B. L.• J Switzer repairing culvert S L 6 con II Hastings rep culvert 8 L 6 con ' Win Mose rep culvert 1 con in 1886 James Beacom work Bay. con James Hudie rep culvert and filling gravel James Burk rep 3 culverts and work S L and 1 con E Emerson work and gravelling S L 7 con " if July N f. (i U .f ff Sep. di it Oct fi ii it It '' .Tune if it 3 00 16 50 12 20 6 00 6 00 21 00 8 25 8 28 5 00 3 00 6 00 1 50 5 32 2 00 35 3`0' 21 98 20 88 7 60 6 00 1 00 7 00 11 68 10 00 6 50 23 00 '10 00 6 00 4 00 4 00 2 00 24 75 1 00 1 25 5 00 10 20 6 40 9 75 15 00 1 50 1 00 1 00 7 50 31 90 1 50 2 50 1 00 2 00 5 00 6 00 8 00 12 75 June if di 1r July ff 'f if It St Aug if fi Oct I Nov If Dec fi Ii June rf 'f Geo Cantelon repairing hill 5 L 6 eon.... $ 6 25 Wm Johnston rep culvert and filling 7 con 11 00 J Alexander cutting hill S L 6 con 17 00 A Hearn gravelling 6 con 5 40 William Curry culvert 6 con 3 00 William Nicholsou work 4 con 7 00 John Harrieon rep hill 6 con 2 75 John Harrison rep hill Bay. con 11 00 Peter Perdue work H R, B L money 5 00 Win Sterling rop culvert 1 con and one 4 con 8 25 Wm Sterling filling'gravel 4 con 4 00 Albert Hearn turnniking 4 con 19 50 R Jennings rep culvert - 1 00 Wm Cox gravelling 5 L 2 con . 7 00 Thos Johnston gravelling 1 con B L money 40 26 John Kirkpatrick work 1 con B L money . 6 OQ Geo Cox gravelling centre road 1 50 John Weir gravelling H R, B L stoney 41 80 John Torrance filling gravel 6 con 3 50 J Johnston gravelling and 2 culverts and turupiking BL, BLm 64 09 R Murphy gravelling Base line B L money 10 50 Win Elliott gravelling S L 6 con' 38 00 Thomas Cook shovelling gravel 5 00 A McDonald shovelling gravel &c 5 00 6 00 2 50 75 2 00 . 1 50 \Vin Townsend P M shovelliug gravel J Burk filling gravel 1 cou Clement Newton work cut line Charles Lovett outlet for drain I3 L 1I Hastings work S L 6 con John M 'Clelland rep culvert 6 con John Hudie rep 2 culverts 7 con James Elliott culvert S L 7 con R II Elliott rep. culvert S L 7 con Thos Harrison rep culvert 4 cou J Alexander outlet for drain John Torrance rep bridge 6 con • J. G. Green, outlet for drain G Lovett, rep culvert, Base Line, B'L money Samuel Burk, work, Centre Road J McClelland, rep culvert, 6th con J Harrison, culvert 7th and rep hill 6th can C McGregor, culvert S L 66th con C McGregor, outlet for drain, 6th con ROADS AND BRIDGES, NO. 4 AND 6. Robert Marshall, rep culvert 14th con 10 40 Alex Ostrom, rep culvert 9th con .. 1 50 Henry Cook, rep 4 culverts, 9th con 7 00 .4Henry Cook, gravelling, 9th con • 5 50 Goo. Cautelou, grading S L Ilth con, lot 35' 10 25 James Connell, gravelling S L llth con, lot 35 10 00 i` David Deeves, gravelling S L 13th con, lot 35. 20 00 J Weir, grading and gravelling S L lot 35 48 25 Wm Butler, opening gravel pit 1 50 Wm Butler, gravelling S. L lot 35 25 50 , 'Wm Butler, shovellers at statute labor ' 6 50 Wni Butler, repairing culvert 16th eon 2 00 H Cook, grading S L llth con, lot 40 6 40 r H Cook, grading 5 L 10th con, lot 40 5 00 R Erwinmeasuring and spreading gravel, 5 L 10th and llth con • 8 50 R 11Iarshall, sbovellors statute labor 3 00 0 J Connell, rep culvert, 9th can 3 00 11 Marshall, gravelling 8 L llth con, lot 40 49 70 1I Cook, gravelling SL 11th con,. lot 40.... 21 25 II Cook, grading and gravelling S L 9thcon.. 14 10 Geo Cantelon, grading 5 L 9th con, lot 40 7 50 Dan Gleddun. rep culvert, llth con 1 00 Geo Rumball, rep culvert, 14th con . 1 50 It Marshall, rep culvert, 14th con, and grading bridge11 00 J Woir, ref., bridge 5 L 15th con, lot 35 '7 00 John Yeo, rep culvert Cut'Line 2 50 John Elliott, rep culvert, Ray con 5 00 Jacob Connell, rep $ L and culverts, 16th con 19 00 Wm Butler, rep 5 L lot 35 • 8 00 It Marshall, gravelling llth con and culverts Bay and 16th con Albert Anderson, rep culyert, Bay con 11 Cook, rep culvert and gravelling. Philip Potter, gravelling 1I R . Henry Beacom, rep culvert Bay con Charles Cole, ditch, llth con John A Proctor, rep culvert and drain H Cook, grading S L 10th con, lot 40 8 00 2 00 6 00 2 00 1 00 00 40 2 00 16 00 2 50 1 25 9 75 3 50 2 00 ft July .4 August rf if it 14 'Sept. October Nov. tf 1f it II 4' Dee If II June 'f If 1f August ft " '' ROADS AND BRIDGES, NO. 5. John Smith, repairing culvert, 16th con 11 B Evans, outlet for drain, .H R Henry Sweet, culvert, Maitland con Charles Willis I118, rep culvert, Maitland con A Halstead, rep bridge Maitland river J Laithwuite, cutting hill, Maitland con Geo McCartney, shovelling gravel, 16th con Goo Render, gravelling 16th con James Johnston, rep hill, S L 15th con P Evans, culvert, Maitland con Peter Cole, culvert, H R Ezra Pickard, shovelling gravel, C L. \V lI Lobb, shovelling gravel, Maitland con H Elford, shovelling gravel, 11 R J A Ford, gravelling, 9th con Peter Cole, culvert,°5 L 17th con P Cole, grading and gravelling 17th eon S L. P Cole, grading and gravelling 16th eon Fred Tebbutt, rep bridge, 14th con C Nesbitt, two culverts and rep one, 16th con and 1SYi L, J Rudd, outlet to drain, S L Md con J Smith; ditch 16th con and rep. app. to bridge, S L 16th eon L Manning, grading S L 17th con October P Potter, rep two culverts, 11 R Examined and found correct with 'Books awl Vouchers. January 24th, 1889. 30 00 75 20 00 2 40 1 00 2 00 4 00 8 00 1 00 3 50 3 00 3 00 5 50 12 00 1 00 6 50 4 00 1 50 18 00 4 00 9 50 10 00 25 00 9 00 11 40 19 50 2 00 3 00 1 25 6 05. 6 00 4 00 October 4' Nov. CI ff Dec. " f1 Jan. Feb. ff if Juno July Dec. if if ft if 4' f1 It If John Sheppard, cutting hill, Md con $ 35 00 Thomas Cottle, shovelling gravel 4 00 T Draper, bridge and approach, S L Md con 38 00 J Rapson, ditch and gravelling, 5 L Md con 14 00 Thos Colboru, rep culvert S.L Md con 1 00 J Laithwaite, shovelling gravel and cutting hill, Md con and S L John W Yeo, rep culvert, 0 L Charles Baker, culvert, 15th con 7 50 1 50 10 00 INDIGENCE. Bray and wife, $10 ; Feb., $3.75 ; April, $30 ; June, $25 ; July, $10 ; Aug., $10 ; Nov., $26 ; Dec., $14... 127 75 Collins, $18.75; April, $18.75; July, $18.75; October $18.75• 75 00 Mrs McCrae 15 00 Jesse Stephens 10 00 Creighton burial expenses15 00 Mrs Walker 12 11 William Dunn 65 00 Janice Fitzgerald 9 00 Win Bray, attendance by Dr J B Whitely 7 50 Mrs Bray, two months 'board 12 00 SCHOOL TAXES. S. S. No. 1, $39Q,30 ; No. 2, $415.01 ; No. 3, $828.30 ; No. 4, $385.38 ; No. 5, $359.09 ; No. 6, $426.83 ; No. 8, $436.98 ; No. 9, $375.36 ; No. 10, $428.35 ; No. 11, $370.07; P. C. 5. S., $13.57 4428 93 Non -Resident School Tax, S. S. No. 10 3 75 GRAVEL. Feb. F McCartney $14 04 Nov. Pat Cronyn 3 78 " John Calbick 16 68 Robert Buck 4 t80 Andrew Drysdale38 i6 James Alexander 4 13 Win Jenkins . 14 94 John Weir . 15 24 Win Tichbourn 11 40 Pat Cronyn 13 00 L Manning 11 72 J F McCartney 5 80 Wm Nicholson. 12 00 John Wilson 1 OS Andrew Courtice17 04 Thos Potter 2 58 Tudor Marks 18 00 Thomas Draper 3 60 Henry Murphy . 5 10 iI If 1f f1 .f If ii Dec. Dec. J Beacom, It Sterling Dud W. Nichols...$ 4 Robert McCullough8 John Weir 2 Mrs J McClelland 1 •` Robert Johnston 1 Samuel Cox 5 William Wise 25 James Connolly 6 Wm Jenkins 3 Mrs Ross 28 Samuel Rathwell 4 Hugh Johnston 35 J 11 Elliott 12 Thomas Murch William Crooks James McDonald 15 Andrew Drysdale4 Henry Weston 4 4' 4' if fi IS rf if 41, If II If if it 'i 14 70 76 80 80 76 20 76 25 00 76 40 00 50 8 52 42 32 56 SALARIES, &C. January Clerk, expenses of township election....... $ 61 50 II. Clerk, registering births, marriages and deaths Feb. J McClelland at C Board for 1887 per Reeve 10 30 April Tp Treasurer, Return Bureau of Industries,Toronto..., 412 0000 ..Win Wakefield, assessing township 70 00 Clerk, acreage of township from C L Dep., Toronto5 00 June Holmes & Ford, auditing township accounts . 12 00 'i Clerk, sending Trustees School Census. 5 00 'July Road Commissioners' services 105 00 10 00 Nov. Clerk, Reeve and Assessor, selecting Jurors Dec. Treasurer, extra, services 12 00 "_ IIReeve, D. -Reeve and Councillors at Council Board 110 00 Clerk, salary, $110; extra services, $19 122 00 Treasurer, salary 754.000 0 Treasurer, making out accounts for nomination Collector, salary, $75 ; extra services, $8 83 00 Peeve's notes, with interest at 7 per cent per annuto... 1324 63 County Rate, including Leg. S. equivalent 3634 50 11 " {I 'f " rf ABSTRACT_ 1 1888. RECEIPTS. Jan. To Balance on hand from last audit $ 503 13 Received from Baer & Foster 35 94 Reeve's note at 7 per cent per annum 200 00 Rent, part of pound 1 00 Reeve's note at 7 per cent per annum 450 00 Tree planting, bonus from Provincial Treasurer 12 38 Boundary Line Mono'' from County Treasurer 192 67 Non -Resident Tax from County Treasurer 6 13 Reeve's note, $350, discounted 339 60 Refunded by John Whitely, P.M . 50 Tavern License, $31,25, less 25 cents 31 00 Reeve's note, $100, discounted .97 60 Reeve's note, $200, discounted ' 197 53 Price pulley blocks from A C 1-fawkine 16 00 Taxes from Collector at various times 12014 44 Hullett'e share of repairing culvert, Base Line 6 00 Poundage money from A McGuire 5 00 Feb. April f' Juno it July If Aug. cc If Oct. Nov. Dec. fi If By II fi if '4 4' I. " If 'f Ir II at $14108 92 EXPENDITURES. Miscellaneous. $ 605 69 Roads and lirids, No 1 189 81 Roads and Bridges,.\'o 9 238 1.8 Roads and Bridges, No 3 241 53 Roads and Bridges, Boundary Line Money 192 67 Roads and Bridges, No 4 and 6 390 00 Roads and Bridges, No 5 277 70 Indigence . 348 36 School Taxes to School Trustees 4432 68 Gravel . 387 34 Salaries, &c 730 80 Reeve's notes with interest 1324 63 County Rate to County Treasurer 3634 50 Balance on hand to next account . . 1115 03 $14108 92 JAMES A. FORD, } Auditors JOHN R. HOLMES, WHERE GEN. GRANT LEARN.- ED EARN-ED STRATEGY. Once, while talking with Gen. Grant, I asked him how he got his strategic knowledge. ' I got it ou the farm when 1 Was a boy,' said the General. 'I learned it when I was driving oxen, fending calves and breaking horses. One day, when I was on the old farts in Ohio, niy father -taught me a valuable les- son in strategy.' ' glow" I asked. Well, father took me into the stable one day, where a row of cat- tle stood in their uncleaned stalls. Said he, ' Ulysses, tho stable win - • clow is pretty high for a boy, but do you think you could take this shovel and clean out the stable?' 'I don't know, father,' says I ; ' I neve-have done it.' ' Well, niy boy if you will do it this morning, 1'11 give you this bright silver dol- lar,' said my father, patting ins on the head, while ho -held the silver dollar before my eyes. Good' says I ; ` I'll try,' and then I went to work, I tagged and pulled and lifted and puffed, and finally it was done, and father gave me the bright silver dollar, saying ''That's right. Ulysses; you did it splendidly, and now I find you can do it so nicely, AM._h{-WNN I shall have you do it every morning all winter.' " SHAIIP TIIIIUST. Some sten who pass for very re- spectable citizens, and are really not without good qualities have a habit not only of finding fault with tivei,r wives, but of doing it in terns such as no gentleman would ever think of applying to any Indy except his own wife or possibly his own sis- ter. There is a story that such a man came home from the shop ono night e and found his wife mach excited over the outrageous behavior of a tramp. Ho had begged for some- thing to eat, and not liking what the woman gave him, had abused her in the roundest tends. '.Johnny,.' said the man thorough- ly indignant. ' when you heard that cowardly rascal abusing yotir mother, why didn't•you run at once to the store and let me know 1 I would have made short work of him. Didn't you hear 1' Yes, pa, I heard. I was out in the barn and heard what he said about the victuals ; but'— ' But What 1' ' Why, pa, I thought it was you scolding mother. He used the very same words you do when the dinner doesn't suit you. I didn't think anybody else would dare to talk to mother in that way. A• FALSE ALARM. The Arizona Kicker says : When the stage drove up the other even- ing the report got abroad that one of the passengers was a Chicago de tective, and some forty or fifty of our leading citizens broke for the country on the cantor. Most of them lay out all night, with the thermometer standing at four do- grees below. The following casual- ties are reported : Captain Johnson—Right foot frozen so badly that atnputation is talked of. Judge Pelham—Both ears frost- bitten and nose badly used up. Prof. Sweeney --Broken log, caus- ed by a fall while running. i'�"•p '„ Major Adams—Ears, nose and sevon toes frost-bitten, and his spine badly wrenched. Sgniro Davis—Several frost. -bites, a sprained ankle, and the probablii loss of a portion of his beautiful ltonian nose. 1%.