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The Huron Expositor, 1898-02-04, Page 1 .. . I " � . _. . - � I I . I � . ,. * I . I � , � � V- - . � I - I . I . k .. 1�1, ! - . - I - . . ; I . . . . ! ltle,4, at exactly . . � ; - . . I I I . I - I . . . � . � I THIRTIETH YE0. . I - . - - -_ 1, ; . - I lot ]�Rch trouble � - . � - � I � . . - I ____ - I . � . I . I I - I 11 � � . . 1 1. I � I . I 6LEAN .BROS. I - � . M, I . I ; 7 -, . WHOLE `NU,XBER, 4,673. . i - � , Publishers. thil-i means., it"s - � _ I SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, FEBRIJARI 4,1$98, - .; W - i :, V - - ___ - - . . I - . I Year in Advance. . I - � Z. - - - I . i a $16 Mantle for [. 't I - - �� ", � . � ' f " , � . I - . "i f I I � )r $3.76, or a $5 : "R, - .., - - t - - . COUNTY COUNCIL. school sections in East Huron is 4,374 acres, The air space for eacli sleeping inmate i I As Creditonaul that the clerk instruet'the Edaca- � � . - Che r , k � . a 0 that peddlers' licenses be granted to Freder- ovok 6 rehii-It of the enforcement of the y are stylish Reduced . - slid the average assessed valuation,$148,216.. than 325 cabic feet, when 1,00 and 600 is tion Depar ment to thateffect. - �, . . . Section No. 0", Tackeramith, is assessed at * required. Many, 4wing to their ailments", to the coin In reference ick Page, of Stephen, and J'. McKinney, of law' &i duty be collected on every new - am , we have, - " I . The County Council met for unications from the secietary of, Howick, as these seem to be deservin elbi,to matter bow sm-all. The ;book ab . � . I . - ` . ;. - I _. . . . the January $248,00O ad sy-98a - teacher SM per an- - have to b confined td their sleeping rooms, the trustee4' Association that no action be I and that the parties are unable to pay o 1� tud -vraut them �_"_ I � session, in the Court--�House, Goderich, on - num. ! a' scT a, f r the _c�iidm; -office shows many amounts of . q I . � ," . i . he col action with the lowest %1though not to bed, and there is m . , I I - .. il� . . Tuesday afternoon, January 25th, when the I . trouble,in avoiding -pneumonia and other T1 license, recommended that same be granted duty 661tectied as low as three cents. A r . r�, It will p,ay- - . �� I . .� following members reported present - valuation is No. 11, Turnberry, the . assess. a; repo�t was adopted. for 1898 without chargp. In reference to spedlid, 6ificer Whose duty will be to Watch - . '. iw,, even for rie.-,t, _b . is : ment Of which is $39,150. Three mew lung diseases, owing to the coldness of the Moved -by Mr. Mooney, seconded by Mr. motion of Messrs. Cook and Miller that all pergotik who are suspected of smaggling, is I I � � I Messrs. Cox,- Cook, Hays, Holt, Hislop, . , � I . . - . t - I - -4 I I C� A? 0 Mooney, Miller, McLean (Goderich), Me- school houses were erected during the Year-, rooms and dranightw. - * . I � : � Torrance, tfiat Air. J. C. Morrison, clerk of lookup keepers be paid $10 per year, recom- � - 5 I I - . ' I Windsor. � � I I - .. Lean (Tuckeramith), McInnis, a8edlent, * Refaired to the Hohse of Ref4ge commit. MoKillop, be auditor for this year. mended that no action be taken. They -Aftet the London accident,the Ingersoll I * _� Pril. Ti" I An excellent bri3k school, ,witir. b to be otationed at � 1 � I - I � � - . ' � I - ; ; _...�_ - . Patterson, Rollins, Snell, . . . d, �6� Mr. Cook, seconded by Mr. examined tenders for groceries for jail and towit z� council instructed an, I . - . Stuart iand Morris, at a ct4t, of � . _ . . R. Jessim. " thfi I t ML`Ew*`, furnace, etc., was erected'in aeotibu. No.- 1. too. move . � i I I - . � I � I I i � I � - I � - Torrance. ! about $1,200. - A thor. The clerk reported the amount of inour- Miller, th T, 'Mr. John, Burgess be appointed recommended that tender of T. G. Tippling export build -ontb to report on the ORIT - I ! . I . , I I . A - - . I pr of Toi � I ! . ; TITE WARDEXSHIP. � oughly -equipped brick school wit -also anee on the varioua county buildings, and andirlori. C Marr- , be accepted, it being the lowest ; recom- conditiO.Ii of the town hall there. He re- . J I - - L ftilin : � � I � I . . t- the beat - - . . I I erected in unionschool. section No. 8, Turn,,. the report was ordered to be printed. I I ison was elected auditor. mended that the tender of W. T. Murney, ports that it is not in a rafe condition and ' ; . � I er y I .... - . I . The clerk asked the council to proceed bbrry and Morris, at a cost of about $1,200. 1 Moved b Mr. Patterson, seconded by Mr. of Goderich, for ra ,at I � sold.: Th& ." with the election of a Warden. . . INSPECTOR TOM'S 'REPORT. a for jail be accepted, advise$ ite council to. tear down the build* . � . I - -, - � I in union school section No. 12, Grey, a Stuart, th t. the county commissioner be and the tender for bread of A Cantelon, Mg. I' 1 � I I . Th - _- . Moved by Mr. Cox, seconded by Mi. Me- brick school was noted at a cost of - $800. : . . � � � ecy ,for - . . ey are -1, - J. Elgin Tom, schodl inspector for Welt instructed o examine the bridge known as Goderich. Recommended the ::-IJ611ald'' McLean, formerly a, ghe I � I I a . . �Xoughly scour- � � '. Lean, Goderich, that Dr. Rollins, of Exeter, The frame school in No. 4, Howick, has Huron, reported that in 1897 . tender of � ep . . I be elected ; - the receipts Dyer7a bri i ," � I It � �g � go, on the boundary i between F. G. Neel -in, of Seaforth, for county print� rauciiV �t Moose Ya�w was found. dead in - , � -, grease—there"s - � Warden of the county. of * Huron been thoroughly repaired and veneered were $72,107.85, made up as follows :- Bal- Dullett lath Wawanosb, and have tenders Ing be,accepted, the work to be done to the his rockni 6ne morning last weak in Windsor, . � - �.. , I I for this yeV. - . . I � � I mill smell " � I � I � with.brick at a cost of about $M, The ance from 1896,' fl.2,818.72;, Government 'pulaced be re the council at the June session satisfaction of the warden and clerk. In re- death beifigean I L' - Moved by Mr. Cook, so .laced bef sed by an escape of natur-aJ I I I - roper Y, f * h be rebuilt. Sent - to read and ference to motion .of McEwen and Cook re. gas ftom 4 at Va. He wass, well-to-do man i . - - - conded by Mr. following table gives the number of caudi- grant, $3,955.-15 ; taxes levied on t I it , I I � , f6uixd- in - 1. , - ' Holt, that Mr. MciEwen be Warden of I the dates who wrote and who -- the 941.84; from all other sourc 9,392,14. bridge"Ice mittee. . I . � o I L � I - �� I ��.. __ . county for the present year. pawed . L' . .cop - - . ferred to in the December report of the coin- of abodt 45. He had no friends in thetiq. I - . L_ . ._1 q tO � Us direet, , L B a-lanuce. �- entrance and public schoofleaving examm- Cho expenditures for the year amounted to -Moved y Mr. Miller, seconded by Mr. mittee, re -commended that the words " two -infoithation has bien receivedinOttawa, ' L J . I The name of Mr. Cook, of - Howick, was ations last mid-summerr $60, 1 1 . 817.37, leaving a balance of $Ili290.48'. Cook, tha' th I et mill in Can-� i - & Z � also -proposed, bat he withdrew. ! . � of the expenditures, - $41,997.76 was paid a county clerk ascertain from years " be inserted in House of Refuge -by-- tbab the.2-0 corporatioine controlling theifish. . . low pwicea fft'. . I . 'Entrance. Leaving. the PrZI 10161 auditor the probable cost of laws in Place of the words 11 on . a year,V, re- arise of the great likes have bee *mad- � . . i * ir �1 - - . � The coudeil asked Dr. Holmes to act with for teachers' salaries. During the year 58 an an , L L u cirabi Z - �� 0 av- e - Place Wrose-Parild Wrote-Psa'd the accounts of this -county by garding the admitting Of inmates i4 the into Ond gl'g&nLtio I I 1, �he; clerk an scrutinee mile and 75 female teachers were employed the Ptovi46iii auditor and lay each inform trust, with a .capiial 'of . . 4 � jr, and, on a ballot be. Clinton 100 74 43 28 � . . . , I I ' ! in the inspectorate ; the average salaries ti bef . WO�OWL . I 4 . I t�es% but in I . of - L ing-taken, Dr. Rollins received 7 votes, and Wingliam, 65 49' ' a, House of Refuge and that the by laWs be $5, It is stated that one of the � �.� � - i I -_ 52, 26 * thecouncil at the June session. aminended accordingly. In reference to objects .of ihe trust will be so to restrict the . I I 'o : I - I Mr.' McEwen 9 votes. The clerk Ahen de- Blytk 14aid being maie, $NO ;i female, $261. Th: '�'cniar' 'a r . . 0oriomy to buy ' l. .- - . 4 25 13 20 - . 5 0 -C ri d . . I - . i motion of Messrsi, Rol -line and Snell that all catch that the stock win replenish Itself " 1 . ... � 1. - . olared Mr. McEwen elected, and called him Seaforbh standing of th� teachers was, first-class, 3 ; moved Mr. McLean, (G�oderich),'aee. - ; . nous and pure- J . 88 58 . 17 3 second class, 56 ; third claw, 74. In; 39 onded b �- committals to the House of Refuge be coun- naturally. - - � I . . � ___1 __ ! � I to the chair. - - - Brussels W 49 ' 22 11 r. Snell, that a railing be put at. tersigned by one of the vounty councillors _Aev � Professor George L. Robinson,who . ; . -Warden subscribed to the oath of Wroxeter 29 22 24 19 f Bonmiller bridge, in the town- bf the distrieVor municipality from wh -a year and a half has been Pro. ' ... �.9 lbs. . - � � .: . . The schools or -departments' the t3achera , have east el -9,1 , . . office before Judge Masson, And briefly . ohaurl since January, 1897. Dating 1897 ship of Cc . . Fordwich f : ich for abZ I . - . - 0- . 23 is 11 6 our no � �orue.-Carried. I I the inmace is sent, recommend its adoption. fanner of Old Test& I I . - � . - I I I � thanked the members of the council for the The total Government grant for coutinu- , mew schoolhouses were b4ilt and- . . I meat, Literature -and Ex- ' . . _� - -:" , ra greatly - improved." In the� Moved y Mr. Holt, seconded by Mr. His- luvreference to'letter of Mr. Scott, of Olin- egis at k4ox College, Toronto, has decided . ��, .honor conferred. upon him. several othe i . . -I*-- i*- I" ation claw work was, $561� $290 for public lop, that ,all a ton Collegiate Institute board, regarding to.sevej h I � � , � necessary repairs be mad to � . '14 � � : now union school section formed at Dash- , - is connection with the college . � I i - . I - 1110t, the ordia ; �_ '- � ,*P Seao THE STRIKING COMMITTEE. school leaving and $275 to schools conduct- _ wood,,&!fine four r the bri 4 at Port Albert un der the dirse. mistake in remitting county grant, recom- to accept i ni'milar post in McCormick Theo- ' , I.- . � Moved by Mr. Cook, seconded by Mr. continuation clas4. Dqring roorn brick buildi "' tion of county engineer. ---Carried. mended that the treasurer be empowered to logicat I I ' . - " . ii � . Ing I . ixt . axe ' - k I � Ing a were 51 raining at Clin. . � y b . aU - �� . - I there atudento in t . the term .erected on an excellent site. �It is seated t 5affiinary at Chicago. . I Miller, that the council now proceed � with I � . I . * --cousioi 'ty-clean white c . � the election of - the at fk* & commiteei so - y a fur. SEAFORTH COLLOGIATE. re . It for WL. J. Hai4mond, tba'young .- . I . I I ri 28 at Goderich, hard with first-class desks and heated b � � Pay the sun of $27 to said institute. In , , le In mace. this �chool was opened in August A , 4 farenee to amount to be paid to each Colk mad, A i ftt,�'who is to be -hanged on the 11 - balanice 0 that the report of the standi ly half of whom' secured sohools. A very .. LL A. -11 _ � ing oommiteen � ggreg te attendance of county pupils, legiate Institute, they submitted the fol- -18bh of , in& for the murder of ,his wife, . �� of = L � I for the year might be received as. sooa� " successful meeting of the Teseherle'liptitute with a staff of three teachers and an ever- 11,4 I; r sident and non-residont, 12,170 ;, lowing figures: Sea -forth $9. 327.83; Clin. have asked -for now trial on two grounds , I � at price$ that - , .. - - - �, . . . . . . .. . possible.�Carrfad. was held in Wingliam, -on May Mat and-. Agoattendauceof about 150 pupils. The total, 23,491 ; cost of maintenanoej$5,888.95; � 'ton, $2,693.06 1,805.32. f L . -- aste of time to - ;; "I � -, 22a,d. The work done by the teachers w finest one -room school -house in the went was Government grant, $1,050.29. ;-Goderich, i I admiseb, 'ility 0 the prisouer's evidence - �, �� . I . I On a ballot Wing taken Mr. McLean, _WA as The report was -amended by inaking-graut i- .. qh6m . . . . . . on the whole satisfactory, but he deplored built in school section No. 4, Usborne. It Sent to duostion committee.' - I -before-the boroner's jury and theevidence�of ... � I � I yourself. i ; Goderioli, received 7 votes, Mr. Torrance : 7 . to Agricultural Societies - $20 each in place a board bf�apPfica-tious of insurance . r r � . I . -ell- . Sinct last we talked to you, Futurity Mr. Hays 7, Mr. C k , J the break in palaries, as he feared it would is heated by a furnace and has an excellent Severkl ocounto were sent, to finance com- of di p 10 -to � � . . . . viding $300 between them; b granting . L - 11 __U 00 8 Mr. Holt 8, Mr basement for the accommodati'' y hich were in force � k � ,. . I our, - � . On mittee. - . the data 4 the policies w . I I.-Vill find I I � Miller 8L . ' drive the ". teachers out of the profession. $25 to the Poultry Association; and by not at the timb bf her death. - I I I - � Sale has come and gon6, and � * . . I ..'. � I � - M, all �, -; 1� � I The *arden.declarecl that M - Referred tO�� 0.4ucation committee. of , . the children in ,,atorw4 .Moved Dr. Rollins, seconded by Mr ing peddlers' licenses to F. . staple i I I - 1, - it may be said in passing, that asors. Cook, . L weather. In No�. 15, Ashfield, A-substandil Snell, tba o admit inmates to the grant Pw And J.. -A stilke Lin - the Rosamond woollen . 'odd line and �� I . Holb and Miller were 11 The registra return , of fees received House Wf McKinney. �L - � Mille, Almobte i took place last Weak and ' ' . . I . - vote a elected, and ask'.. stone building was erected, which also has a Refuge, t card of admission, be counter- .'The report as amended was adopted. the number I - ving prices.. : . . the turn. over of goods at this the council to gain in -the -came of dur ,,, paert leari with mortiagen,deeds, good basement. A very next and well ar, signed by brie county councillor ,of the dig. � .. - i : etc. ing , _ . I I'll, � . -and ,registered Vrasteforredto nancecom- of sirikers has already Increased � . � ..... . .. - sale was the largest in the Messrs. McLean, of Goderich, Torrance 0 . . I - . . .. . Hay& On this ballot Mr. McLean receive: mittee. � . ranged brick soho6l was built in school Ono' triob in adoition to the nigniture of the reeve � FINANOE COMMITTEE . from Soto goo !-with a promise of a very � . . . � , : ._�. e business. , ,d . � � $I , I tw_ - history of th� . ' large additiba to their ranks. More than- . . . �, �, I � . .- tion No. 12, Hay.- It in well lighted and of the municipality from i6ioh the proposed ; The finance committee reported re'00m- two-thirds bithope who have so far gone out I . . . 1 9 votes, Mr. Torrance'll, and Mr. Hitys 8. JAILOR's, I&EPOI&T. 1. . - . .. . ,-z-,. . seated and is a -great improvement on the inmate fio�neo. Referred io executive coin- --mending- the payment of a, number of ac- � . - " , I - I . The Warden declared Messr's. McLean and The jailor reported that at�' the presebt building which it replsoed. Nearl', 6 . . - I . .. 'Last Monday aleo, We call,, ed i our Torrance elected. . y all th mittee. . I . 5 counts.. They had received the treasurees are women laid girls. The strike is due to I . . 3ros-2 ),, � � in time there are confined in the county j II schools'are in good condition. There are ' , si three years ago, followed by I 4 � *? , al 13 cutin wake , ii .� . a Moved oy Dr..Rolline,. Seconded by Mr. � letter and financial statement and recom. ; z 'WED-NESDAY SESSION. - prisoners, 1.0 males' and I fernaile. 1010 n which the seating should b i Snell, that the warden and House of 4efuge man further itaUction . . I - I I : - stock� and the bets. show , aw van few schools I' I ded that same be printed in the min- :,- � -a short time;ago. . "I - . ' . i 11 �tTIKRSI - � excess of stock in a iew lines. A communication ironi I the county of ,f t1 ... as are vagrants ; Roland Smith, To- improved in near future. The number 0010 committee I be requested to take steps to have utes. . . . -Generat] Booth,. head of the Salvation . !; � 0: I . Lanark, respecting an routo, charged with forgery, and Elizabeth Is enrolled was 7,478 -,- aggregate at- Brindley, iin inmate of the house, admitted ' The report was adopted -- . Army, , 34-ontreallast week, that a ;, I _. L N. I - . We 44 have for the late pur_ amendment to the . , insane. ; pu I . said in I �11 � - ; d � . higk school act of 1896, was gent; to the . tozance, 927,785 ; average attendance,�, to ihe asyl4m, for idiots or to the coun ty - -� , . considerable liftchment of Salvationistow-ill i I I -, � . � . chaser of an -Overcoat, who is special committee. Sent'to county roper y committfle. 4,416. At tkt high �sehool entrance and. jail.-Corried. I . HOUSE OF REFUGE. i - I � t for the Klondike region to begin � I He a i . . 1, not averse to 'good value, A communication from the county of Moved b r. islop, seconded by Mr. public The House of Refuge committee roported. work amorij the gold -seekers. aid an � =,=MMT=25� 1 L f � ,v M PA school leaving examinations 2931 L Moved b* Mr. McLean (Goderichi second- . 3 - � , � . . � - cig. list, deliver 1. � � three piles of Heavy 'Ulstef Bruce, asking the council of Hu McLean Tuckeramith, that Philip Holt wrote at the entrance, and 160 at the 164v- by Mr. Cox that the county property cc -that they had examined the inspector's re- advance guard of lads and lanes had already � ; 11 - . ron to ps- L . I . . . io Legislature to amen and ;w;;. Lane be a I . 111- ' I'ukon country. lit was � both omasion , - I Fxieze Over*coats. The pri tetion the Ontan d Cho ,pilitore of criminal justice Ing examination ; 192 were successful at the mittee ex me the House of Refuge once a port and found it correct and recommended .reached tho W. I -- - 8� ces I _ 11 � I - I . . I , . I tali . � . for many years . _. - � . . . that we quote on these odd county council act of 1996, was sent to the accounts. -Carrieft. - . . entrance and 84 at the leaving. The follow-, ear, sam: as all other county property, - that it he printed in the minutes. They. posed to esimbil barracks at Dawson _8j ty, , I - , - � TRUSTEES. I . . er . - . . . . I - I I - , 1% , A . Examination I % '- and recommended that-- it boprinted in the P01 �, I . I (11cipal or teach- f . - special committee. COLLEGIATE Ing is a statement : 1:86, i � had also examined the physician�o report and outpottd would be located at oth � not had the .- � : - * V lines of Overcoats will be -4. M. Roseburg, secretary of the Prison. Moved by Mr. Holt, seconded by Mr. . A atc . ; I �. ' t . 'Ai - RO AND BRIDGE COMMITTEE. ' I . r I- i . � . . I rhinutes; - - . -The ca& ' I - ,egular minister 1 $3.90.,4.40 and 4.90. , en'; Aid Society, asked for a grant for said Snell, thatiF. Jordan be appointed a trustee Contras Entrance TA Ving . The road -and bridge committee reported I of salmon troltit on Like On. .. im Mi N # � � , I � I � I - ,,;I I '19 a �y � t be il. a 'a , . rl A- I � society. * Sent to the executive committee. of I Wrote-Pax'd Wrote-aPas'd I 1.1 tario during tie last year had been- bettor non#, so that M $_ 1- . �, Godetich Collegiate Ingtitate.-COrtied. recommend nj as fo - The report was adopted.--. 1 '611 to have r.e_ . . I " ' G. A. Aylesworth, secretary of the true- M - Bayfield ' 11 16 1 3 .17ows : Im reference to Ahan for many years. Fish rangin t 20 �- . � . If you ,have put off buying a coat, tees' association of Ontario, asked the ooum_ C., oved by Mr. Hays, se6onded by Mr. Dungannon . ,by-law of the, township of God' ch to close Moved by Dr. Rolthis seconded by Mr. � I p 0 'ut in the even- � -17 11 19 10 - ori pounds in walght'have been eauglut. The "I t . Its I McInnis that the clerk be empowered to I ! . oil to -appoint a delegate to attend a one of certain original road al- - herring industry in, how -ever, said to be de. i . , empore, sermoll, _�. thinking you could tide over meet- trustee of Sealorth Collegiate Institute. 34 120 lowance _d open, up ano in destribute couity pr6perby, such as hand- fireasing. Tha. catch of whitefish has been . that Dr.' McGinnis be appointed a Exeter � 64 48 up and dino. . � -, . Ing of! the association, to be held in Tor. Ooderich 1�1 ' 72 - 19 9 , ; .0 ,note, which � . thi's winter, possiblF the last , thl, cufEs etc. only on the authority f a member go , . , I I i � vd in yeara and, , - . . onto in April nexti. Sent to education coin- lieu theroo , the law being complied 6 od a g mewhat irregular in its . I . . :V I . � Moved in amendment by Mr. Holt Grand Bond 4 6 2 31� 6% Ithou h so �, snap is: chan ing your mitt � reoommendqd that the said by-law be con. of the county council and not on the ch&r . : � cold gi : seconded by.Mr. Mille that Thomas Kida Hanson ' 26 14 24 is .Acter. i � . . . �9 of late ho, . "_ . .. I r. . . I 31 -1 : ininil irnJ ,W^"l 1k A 1�. 6 be trustee of Seaforth Collegiaca T.g.a..c.� 11ri . . I fir ad T 'a M I t4"aft . .,�L IL_ authoritv of . reeves and denatv reava-i -f I � . 6&VV W � Xne announcement comes from Winni. - l- r ind . 2 J_ "J Im" ,81 oin James corX, Tirustoo ot UVAIA JLZ 0 11 6 . - i : � � . . a �i _': 9 � I n r re pipin on I I bal of Mine R. Pauline � �� I f .� : . � i I . Ing the . . . of his hearers. Overcoat if you could get it at a the Clinton Collegiate Institute, can * I � ' U able ta . The motion carried. 86. Helena . 11 6 11 1 5 county 00milissio 0 ig an guards municipalities as heretofore. —Carried. - . . � I I . Moved by Mr. McLean Goden"ch, second- ,t of the* betrot I . � - ; ; k . attention Of the council to a mistake in Moved by Mr. Snell, seconded by Mr. Zurich . is 5 certain briAll a and think it well to put pip.. noon, the Indian poetess, to Charles R. � � . I I grand truth Tight price. I f � .-I-,- � I I � � � amountreceived by the Clinton the � Coxi that Henry Plumeteel be trustee of . , Ing on the r1dr mentioned in his. report, ad by Dr. Rollins that 'the county 11. 7 - i fence of deep, - Institute _ * in ' flAg be L. Drayton, of that city. The marriage i - . � I Clinton Collegiate Institute.—Carried. . The Government grant to West Huron viz., Maitla, d, inton and Lower Wingliam. used for aoun7t purposes finly.—Carried. I . - � . � . I . from the county, was sent to the executive will take place in September. - Min John. - i 1-4 f . - L 1p of mind. for public school leaving and continuation � The commi ioner rdentioned that repairs to . Torrance seconded by Mr. son � . i I 0 ., � Moved by Mr. Torrance, seconded by Mr. Moved by , r. . . . v I We have 16t yQu into. those right - 0 mmittsa' cl V. - intenda � to reside in New York next ; formerly lived ass work was $580. A very Lpaccessful 'the floors . MCIA&n thab the warden and clerk memor. ;�'.,_ - 7 1 1 Cox, that Ge6ige Bod-rd, o 8 leertain bridges will have to be summer to superintend the p4bficktion .of - i .- %, Z I . � mdou,, waa hurt prices. . . A communication from the Bank of Com- � _ f tanley, be ap- a ear 'i _ I I � t meroe and Moloo&N Bank, showing the bal. uted on the . meeting of the Teachers' Institute was held 1 mad alize the local legislature to so amend the I I - t i� was, stainding Ward of county examinere I kxt summer, recommended that . . bar now book of st6rios. - i .. -_ �_ � I mumol "I I I � � ione, pal act that members i� - 7 � , of municipial I � .i � - __ r attend to all repairs. �-A frightful accident, occurred last ,week . � it; went davri" . 11 4 1 1 1 1 � , read. :Thpy exami,ed tenders for erecting a Oman -,- � . Moved by Mr. Holt, ' a Iyi councils should be elected I - anee due the county in their banks to be fori the current year.—Carried. at Exeter on May 21st and 22nd, when -in. th co;; in structi i vepspers on the work were 'Mi I for a ierin of two - � - the timb I Another line ihat we are trying to $4,367.66 and $56.42 respectively, wail sent seconded by Mr. The w . . at the quarries o � 6 of , - . . � f the Canada Construction i � L r ! ork done in the Model Schools last bridge on the boundary between Morris and said elections to take place at the Company at Mille Roches, about six miles L_ _� I i to the finance committee. � Hislop, that A. J. Moore, B. A., be appoint- . years, I - � , bolved 4 x0evere, . . clear is Fur Coats, on Saturday ad on the board -of count' sessioniwas very ouccessful,,but more than McKillop an'd recommended that the tender same time and place as elections for county westof Cornwall. An immense stone wan -1 � � I � were brtaed, � _ . ; , -1 A circular from thaMunicipal World y examiners for 'half of those granted certificates have been -of,W1 I . councillors. —Sent to ex 6cutive committe - , . I : I � . this year.—Carried. . � I I aliani Walsh, for $100, be accepted a- being hoisted out of the quarry, when iti rl - � . � we will give special prices ofi Ing the councillors to become subsc= I f i � raen- walking. I unable to secure', schools. He -had #,jwited For the b id on the boundary of Hulletb Moved by Mr. Snell, seconded by Dr; broke, and one of the- flying pieces struck .1 - - li . - A Izettin out I . two Coon,� two Wambats and that paper, was sent to the executive coin- Moved by Mr. Moldnis, seconded by Dr. the schools twice dur 1897 and found mind MoKinflo a recommended that the to , - - , I b I - IN&, two Australian Coon. mittee. Rollins, that the usual grant 0 rider Rollins that a typewriter be bought for the E I ... � z � iffene Co - , � 7 te, I laborleremiloyed on the der. . � - . Rev, A. . I . f $300 be the teachers earnest Ing of Robert Jal ieson, for $117, be Accepted, � i - . made to agricultural and . I and diligent in their . E use of the olerk.—Sen.t to"executive com. e ' I . A by-law from Goderich towns horticultural . � I . Ic ,. The victim a native of Cornwall, - 7 I dd and Mrs. , � . hip, - pro.- work. . mittee. . � was .. � �� , � for the re-ereetion of a - bridge near Grand � . . I I . I - . I societies holding exhibitions in 1898.—Sent . a son of Mr. !?rank Cote, and -leaves a wife I I- I - .- � � �,19 I 4ing friends.. - - 7% and two children. He was 35 years old. . I were - in: the � . idi for the closing up of -a road, wa's pro. to- executive committee. . Sent,to education committee. Bend, recommended that Joseph Law- SUPPLIME NTARY REPORIT 019 EXECUTIVE Com- 1� The balance Of the Fleeced nutn' ,'and the council. itAed to pass a by. )n'a tender, foi $lt7, be accepted. The � - MITTEE. - . � i , q � ti; of r - .14. � . a � . Underclothing, we are clearin law to confirm the same. Sent to the r6ad STANDING. COMMITTEES. . AIM. . .. I . —James Goodfellow, one of the directon . �,j�, - ,,real, was' the CLINTON COLLEGI county coinvii1issioner"to require .1�1 � 9 proper occur. In reference to the motion . of the, Coindiekcial Bank, St. John?s, Now- � - � . of Messrs. � . ,I I of Mr.' D. at $1.50 a Suit. This is the and bridge committee. . Moved by Mi. Holt, seconded by Mr. The following is. a, statement from the .Ity from eac4 of the partieeb Re motion of Torrance and R. McLean tha I d toquitted after I I �, � I I � .- Re.—Thd now- . A number. of accoimts were presented,and Hislop, that 50 cards, be printed having the Clinton Collegiate Institute board : Aggre. Messrs. � btersou ani t the clerk and foundland, who was x.econ y- i . I � A� 1 heavy weight wool and cotton - Stuart regarding warden memorialize thoOntario lAgislature trial, died suddenly... last weak. He h, -A - 1. I � .. - . . � �,'. Rannie and ,4*- '00% I fteecing. We have 8 Fur - Oaps sent to the finance committee. . names of the standing committeeb for the gate attendance of pupils, 27,721 ; aggre. I?yor's brid t, recommended that commis- to so amend the municipal act i that munici- been. copoiderabl I I � .., � iired. - ROAD AND BRIDGE COMMISSIONER. year.—Carried. � ,y �jworrled over' business . i 11 11 ; Z - .gate attendance of.county pupils, 13,984;' sioner have bridge re-builb if necesear . pal councils be elected for two years in troubles, but had only been confined to his i . I I y , . I -_.- I i , 1 The committee are as follows : Executive cost of maintenance, $5,756. 08 ; amount of . . The report was adopted. I � % . . selling .at $1.60, --and 5 others Mr. Ainsley,county commissioner,reported . . - . . I k � . - . elace of one, recommended that same be bed for a few dayc! 'He was & long time � - I : � L � . . I L i L committee, Messrs. Hoit, Mooney, Hislop, fees collected from county pupils, $6 1 ' I I , � -1 - selling at $2. that accord-ing to instructions he had pro. . . 06,50; -. i . I . I COUNTY PROPERTY. done In. reference to the motion of Snell oopmected with bi,ainew enterprises, and . - L . I . Cox, Cook 8 al, Committee, Messrs.' amount of Legislative grant, $974.83. , � � � I .1 I : . I 11 . pared plans and specifications, and had re- Holt, Moon . and Rollins re purahasing a typewriter for was presumed to be wealthy until the fail- ' I � 'o'by members, :�, � . * " ' The county! property commitbtee reported I . 1, 1. I OY, Wislop, Cox, Cook ; Finance I I � � _1 I . . � Debating aa_ - , I . ceived tenders for three small cedar bridges, GODERION COLLEGIATE. the clerk, recommended that the clerk be are of the fisheries, several years ,ago. . � � . . Just noir a lot of broken lines have that they had examined the .jail and found � 1 4 , - Messrs. Rollins, - Miller, Tor- . � ; - � week, � .L two near Walton and one near Grand Bend. , c0milnittO, A * . instructed to enquire into the prices of —Mr. Lemuel Gurbett,member of the well- ; of last gregate -attendance of county pupils, everything.ca the , ; crowded themselves . rance, Stuart, J. B. McLean ,- Education 9. , in � into the �, in and in good order and the diff i ; � . ftif the dobat& I . He had considered the mattir of providing 4 05 ; total aggregate attendance, 28,266; number.of inmates agreeia f3rent a.-hines and, lay the; same before known liquor'firm'of 0 urnott &Co, i0f Wood. . .. .0 . 2 committee, Messrs. Rollins, Miller, Tor- # re- I .. 11 - . . - I 7_ 8, more and better. vault accommodation ff�r gross expenditure, $6,769.40; Govern cut. port. Ikeconimended that Jailor Griffin be .- stooki died January 27th, from eryAipelas I I I � us very hard reduced prices, so that in Cap ig with jailee the council at the June meeting. I � . . -1 the Sheriff's office, and would recommend rance, Stuart, J. B. McLean ; Road and In L �z at inform tion, Gloves, Mitts -and Underwe' � Bid Giant, $1,090.28 ; departmental examina. allowed to remove the, two closets in th The report was adopted. and r;g., - About a month age � � t 11 Resolve' 0 or, the building of a vault outside of present ' ri ge committee, Mewro. Patterson, Hays, tions, $124.31 ; not cost i - a Bylaws confirming the appointment of Mrs - ustained a slight iimjury to . I '.., '. I * - - d 0 find a great many 1 . Rw McLean McInnis, Snell ; County Pro of maintenance, jail yard and fill up the old cesspool end I I.. I _.. I � I . 10 . auditors and the confirming of a bT1 one of bin fingers. 16 developed into blood .. 1. � � - iadA,.1i1w" A -, . w Val"s � building, but attached to buildin similar P, $5,554.81. That he be � GurnAt a I I I - � I .. . .-4 arty commAtee, Mean. Patterson, . urnished, with the neessaar aw of . _� . , . I that would -prove interesting to manner to that occupieft by D. We Hays, Sent to educq,tion commiitee. marerial th biiild a fence on the south sidy Goderich township and one amending the poisoning and from that to erysipelas, and - - " i firmatilvei; #A- I Donald, ;� I � , "on, I - . � - � �; I The probable cost R. McLean,, McInnis, Snell ; -Equalization a � I _1� � �_ �`. . ths negative� You. . d be about $700. committee, the whole council ; Warder -'s Moved by Mr. McInnis, seconded by Dr. of the yard, to correspond with that on- the bylaws of the House of Ref uge were; passed. caused his death. Deceased Was 42 .years � - . I � � . - _ - I I � . ., I �ted by- � . 'VI; - I - With regard to the use o! iro - , - in Rollins, that the clerk he' instructed to OPP081i sldc� Recommended that a Dim. The warden nominated A of age and was .% son of the late Imuel Gar, . I I -1. � I . . - I . bridge railing, he ,itrongly A * pip'n2 an 00 mittee, Mason. Miller, Torrance, J. 18. to beirt 1. 4eathorn. an I recomm4 auditor of Ytrg,u reliant and DivaWon Court Clerk of '_ I . I nded . procure a cop f M * 'pal World be procured for the purpose of holding in - the county accounts fo, � . i �� In Days' Underwear we have a few that one or more of the i . - be put On McLean, Holt ; House of Ref g!� commit- y 0 uniol] for - tL ape V�,e- 116tt, me . ,- I iftaent; to, � � iron u each member of the council. —Sent to execa. in the [I ffloo and that the registrar sent year. . I Ancanter. He was in business in Wood- - I . . a � tee, Messrs. Patterson, Sbipart. . regis ry o i -W�, � __ i . heavy - , A wife and two child. I , - � �_ _� - . J - d : broken lots ; 'these in the each truss of the following IVA'rg� r Mait. McInnis. eju ges we ; . - ; ti ve com be On motion of Messrs. Snell and McLean stock for-elght ears. � . I -_ mitted . empowerep to employ a competent per. y �_ �� _. m I . . . � - land, Clinofii Lower Winghim. 1 Pip' Some accounts were received and sent to Moved by Mr. Stuart, seconded by. Mr. son to bind si�ch books as require re -binding. . I - � - . ., � a , � , I weights will be closed out at a Ing finance oomxiiittee. . . � . (Goderich) council &�journed to meat again rem are left. - 11 L- . - - I . % . 1111. fiVor of -t - . can .be bought very cheap at poseit, about Patterson, that the usual gran� to the Recommended that tenders be asked for on the first Tuesday in June. —Rettiran have been made up show -Ing . 11 -L'- I - - ,I � - I price.- Mr. MoD. Allan -waited on the ,council various public libraries be made. —Sent to . U h irt house, p W . the Dominion land sales for the lost, ,quarter - - . � _ . . 7je per lineal foot, and putting them on �4_ I . . made %� I . expensive. : . pan Ing - ou lain painting for 0 1 1 ..�, _11�1_. - : � the hall said - L , Thelexterior of " ve committee. brick work, � tucking, painting . of the year 18970 and it will be of ,general .- _:_ � - ay will not be king for grant for the., poultry association. the executi woodwork 0anada. - - � I .- . ` . . Interest to learn that the figure is W_ ,000 - A-- -- ! � forgotten to,, Anythii,ig you in need in men!s or the Court %goe bailding should be 're. - HOUSE -OF REFUGE -INSPECTOR. Moved by Mr. Miller, seconded by Mr. outside. The engineer to define the dlose of —John McCann, a farmer of . Belmont in ex , I- � - I I . , . _t"A� � .1 - . -be" previous record in the _. r; � � � 0. painted next summer, and he was of opinion Stuart, that the usual grant be made to lead to be no1ed. T. enders to be laid before �jeaaol the I . � Z 1, were, they, - . boys' clothing, you cannot find that while Win. Coates, hapletor of the House of townshi , 50 years old, committed suioide lost five years and $33,000 in excess -of the - - � - I � . , I ' � . zt,ery, - either�, . painting the wood -work it would Refuge; rapoFted as follows ; Total, No. of the Farmers' Intititutea.--Sent to executive . council in June. Recommended that the i"t West by 6atting'his throat. I - � I ,.� � � . same three months �in IM. The *also ware �� - . I any better va,riet or higher be well to paint the brick work also. it committee. Walla of Judge Masson's room- be gain . I - L in,'if it did I -7 inmates admitted since opening of Housfi; , tall —Parliament opened February 3rd and it in 1104,700 last year. In 1896 th were S71,_ . ..�� . � I -an of standaTd*of goods than w6 carry. uld be of considerable benefib to the 128 ;number of inmates' on let Janus, , - his a _ . ' n - - 6-i ; th�t a : wo Moved by Mr. Hill, seconded by Mr. Mo. and that a suitable desk for I use pro, - �. - __ Z . 1 - I ! 4 . - - � - We are After trade and building� as it would preserve the brick from 1897, 61 ; number admitted daring the Lean that the sum of $ be . ranted to' oared ,i that a suitable railinir be placed in expected by the Ottawa people, that thin 796; in 1895,.$6%358; in 1894,10 I _i i pso; well. A, . � - your � ry 10 will be an exceptionallv gay season. _,5N.; and - �. � - _4 . ., . ] .. - pgramme wa � I ,.V . P the action of the wet and frost, and add year, 35 ; numbgr of deaths- during the puregLe flowers to plant arount the court Judg Doyl�le office ; thalt the furnittire in 1893j $93,784. ,f large,poroentage of the . - . I i � P . . - � . � I a xjiftt i to eeenre it by - giving considembly to the ap a —Newo has been reiaived from England � � - - ; honest L pearance of the build- year, 10 ; number --labonded during the house. —Sent to executive committee. sake flow land purobast from the Government , - :. I � . - - d for by! Sheriff Rbynolds be procured . . subject of - . _� � j . I � . , . ; � a . . and that old furniture be sold; that the treat', ad!' farm employed to extend the bound's of ... - -1 . � , .. * Two heavy coats of paint on all the year, 4 ; number discharged during the Moved by Mr. McLean, (God tor of the Whitewood, Assa, . I � ... � � LL � that th' .., you big valae for your Ing. erich), see- � of the death of Mr. F. G� Green@ Was . i money. - brick work would cost al;out $150. The ., Herald-, from . � - i �', . a already established in the -West,- but . ��r � ... Z the railwa year, 5 ; number of himates in House on let onded by Mr. Snell; that the counoil grant L 4 . y, -- I � . - likely _ I walls of the 6ffice be painted and no action. consumption of the throat. He Was about this in itself be&= testimony to the - general ..... ... " I � : of this . . be taken regarding vault at prevent. Th I ... I - � .- � Manchester and Brussels bridges will January, 1898, 77 ; number of males, 53 ; $25 to the Poultrk Ass-00istion.—Reforred 30 years of age, I 1::: - I require now floors next summer. So number of females, 24 -'; number admitted to executive committee. a now Unio,� Jack, of good quanzy of bunst! orosperity of he firming classes, who are - I � �. Mr. - Ira, 7 1 - : � . me .. I - F t . I L I . . L smaller bridges will require to be re —Mrs. Barry -Lake. one of the woman . � Mr. Arthur Iffay. e you got yourL calendar yet. -floored, during the year 1897 frimn rural muniolpaii- Moved by Mr. Cook, seconded �y Mr. Ing, 1SX11 feet, be -increasing their acreage, � . - 11 I . - t . . _proonrid for the use of orators who made a bit at the recent con, —The Dominion:06'tton Mill Company In I ' ar next - .1 . . - but it would be beat not to undertake any ties : Townships,— Ashfield 3, Colborne 3, Miller, that all look -up keepers, m the the court -ho6e. They examined the differ. vention of the World's W.C.T.U., intends 11 _�.___. . . - more woxk than is absolutely necessary un- Goderich 2, Grey. 1. Hay 1, Morris 4, 1 - being sued for .$10900 damages by Paulin ... , . p 0 1 . - � - � Aplebate is, . � .*...0...'Now ................ � I County of Huron be paid $10 each on a oar- cut rooms in! the court house and found them to make a short lecturing tour in Cana&. ,� I � � . hould be ex- - I - I til the results of the next spring fresheta Stephen 3; Stanley -2, Tookeremith 2, Us. tificate from the cou4by councillor clean and wall kept, and would say that hlr� Picard, as tutor to his minor son Maurice - - � . �. . . in each ' 0 .� I r� . I are known. . —The Minister of Justice has * fixed the a I I I ,borne 1, East Wiwanosh I (including I re. division where the 16ok-up v I '. the &165rniaw is situated that McCreatb, darptaker, appears to be a lad of thirteen. 0a the last da f Inly . . . Z . , WE HAVE ONE PRICE TO ALL Sent to road and bridge committee. efficient man for the position. That a&% trial of Mrs. Sternsman for the May A i he was working in the mill at U04401 U11 9�6, . - . I 11 . admission each hi Colborne a 'ad Unborne) ; said look -up is propfirly kept.—Sent -to ex- . 'the negative . - I soizes, - - � . . . 1. The report of the count clerk, showing which will be before Judge Robertson. It Que., wherehe had been for a, fortnight pre- I I . - I � � .total 23 ; towns and villages,--LGoder. eoutive committee. proper contibotions between the jall,and the . - � I I . I " I . supplies sent out to counts, Is and division ich 3. Clinton 2, Seafarth 1, Vvingliam 1, Moved by Mr; McLean, (Goderich), town neweni be made as soon- as, possible. � ($ on- accident. He - , ' I Ir% I will be for the Judge to say whether there vious, when he met wi . � __ 11 11 closfor�,, -of I 1, I . MONEY BACK IF WANTEj6F. I court oflicers for 1897, was ordered to be ' onded by r see* . , otion of should be a change in the place of -trial. Wien put to taking tall Oth 1, . I .- �_ ::: I - I I J .. is_ford's atimt � I filed. . Exeter 3 t total 10 ; born in House, I ; coin- di . the work t4 be done under the dire - _ ,hins Iroinji ma- . I .. I - bl . . an tor fc� - t, Holt, that Arthur Mager be � 'r. Th as" I mitte on table till the clerk and county commissioner. —Three Mennonites have been arrested in chine and ropiUos .the*eNbX_,empr - .. . d fibin.county jail, I ; cause of pauper- is year.—LaId .1 . y once, r , I .W.ft.f TREASUREWS STATEMENT. ism,--4ntemperance 3, old age 11, sickness nexteession. . . . - . . .I- � I . . I . Clause t" of the report was changed to the Rosenfeld district and heavily fined -for when his rillit arm W." caught in the mt- � I �. � I yoars� in Ba- I - - . . - -1 J# . - The statement of Dr. Holmes, county '5, inju 3, weakness of intellect 4, blind. Moved by Mr. Torrance, seconded by Mr. read as follows: That tenders be askod for infractions of the revenu . chinery an 8�rioualy ipjared beforq the bin h I r- _.. r I a laws. They have _ I I .. - r-- T -w ole or partial, 3; e#6einte -9, mother- at the by-laws of the county be painting of,!Court House and plain painting from 7 L L -,, . treasure'r, showed r a balance on hand from new, 71 Miller,-tb been smuggling tobacco over the bounds, power could be shut off. - The plaintive .— . 0 n I . . - )L the ground. . .. GREIG & MA CDONA L D last year of $1,316.71 ; taxes collected on in House 1, -insane 1, idiocy I . consolidated by the clerk and be submitted of brick *ork, tuck painting, painting for Daketa, and disposing of it to their claims that it in conbrary to law to do this u I I .. LLLL I I 0 paying . �_ ,county ra,te,'$63,106.23 ; non-resident taxes, , ]es ien � . � I � ; '. . week. The � � ; . . . I . t' t 1; Nationality of inmates admitted t01 -he executive committee at the June brick, painting for woodwork outside ; the countrymen. . I . work while the machinery vv" -in motion, . . I I . C . 1 $455.64 ; fees from registry office, $735.05 ; during ISR7,—Englamd ll,, Scotland 4, Ire- session for approval. —One -eve * last week, Miss Mary Me and that " the co4au P*4 servants ordered - . . 1. 4-11 the con. . . - CLOTHIERS. �Carried. oomminsioner to define the claw of am - � y - . �, . auctioneera� 11 I , I Arthur, of I the boy to do the work in vi(o,atioa of thiss -1.1 -1 �� " � � . licenses, $348 ; . peddlers' land:5, Wales 1, United Stat 'I), Canada Mov =ttyo be used, tend 1. .. ,� Z 11 kitchen far� - ' L . L as ad b� Dr. Rollins, seconded by Mr. . are, to be placed before Brociville, committed suicide by - .. .1 .. . . � �� . 1, I . . licenses, $475 ; receipts frony other i sources, . 12. Number -of days board of inmates, Mein taking paris gr the company is liable. . I _ I I nest in the min, that Fred. Page, of Grand Bend, the council at the June meeting; an con. She lived for some . � d that - - � . - . .: L i � � � od- was alga - ; . -! be granted a peddlees license free of cha!ge anoth r lanes be added to the report to read � I . � On the Wrong SideL of the Street, in the $43,883.24 ; tota) receipts, $99,369.89. Ex- 25,603 ; number of days board keeper's fain hours after taking the fatal does, but the —Robert D. Hamilton and John Knap. . - I q - . Pon It "I 12 328 1 11 - , comfortaUler I I ! L . . . Strong. Block. � di ures, -47 ; salaries, $t,- ily and help, 1,311 ;'average number of in- on account of his inability to make a living a of me between the jail best medical skill was man,of Peterboroughiwho were in Hamilton � . . —Jai ' that an-pipper conriectio , unable to save her L . � 1 .075.145 ;L Collegiate Z;;�&tes, $5,063.09 ; mates d' * 1897 70-14 ; with keepe and the �towm sewers be made an won as life. - . . . last week, Attendloga curling match, met .� I I I A insarsace, I ,r's or pay for such license. —Sent to executive . I f$Mi1yL inta - . with a serious acaidititab the w&r,aho a of I I i SEAFORTIT, - - ONT'L Model -Schools, $ , aYd lel I I' -Mrs. Smith, wife of Mr. J. H. Smith us � 7 _ .300rviublio schools $7,222 ; family added, 73.73 ; total ' - possible, the work to be done under the di inpadL 4� _, L ' : I � .. I � i I I I ef- committee. I - r bridges, $6,20.80 ; House of � I- Public School L . tor of - Wentworth Wood, Valiance & Company, of that ,city. . ; 1 *4 W I roads ima dilure on Wouse and farm, $4,858-70 ; Moved by Mr. Cook, neconded by Mr. ori ;i the county copimissioner and clerk. I I �� day.—The I . rooti I I I h. L ir I value . . L I L . , I Refuge, $5,352.58. which, with the' admin- Md Of provisions and fuel on ban county, died on the 27th ult. at the famil While these gentlemen were being shown � � . __ %reholders ILL __ I . d Ist Miller, that a' peddler's license be The report as amended was adopted. y �. . ! granted - m _. I I . I � istration. of justice. stationery, etc., makes January, 1897, $643-30 ; total expenditure, � residence, Hamilton. She had been ill through the warehouse, they stopped vu the . L . � Or company- i to J. McKinney, of Howick, he havin lost I EXECUTIVE COAJMrrTEZ. . a � L - I - � . a total expenditure of $95,841.41. � ' i $5,5W. . � week.- She was in her 57th year and.left false flooring of theelevator aft, which -- - . , . . - I . sh . . I . %3� as usual � I . r . ! - his arm and being unable to make a fj ving The executive committee reported rec6m. five daughters and a son. L gave ,way, and they fell to the -basement, a - - � a � I . . I - I �aiff of dir i one of cc of Sent to finance committee. ; Referred to the House of Refuge commit . . by manual labor. --:-Sent to executive - oorn- meuding� that a grant of 8) 0 be made to the —Mr. Robert Walker, of Carlake, iota � Amiltonle * , , - ard consist* �� . I INSPECTOR ROBB's REPORT., . tee., � . mittee. 40 feet. Mr. H injuries, - 'L - I . Prisoner$" Aid Society. In reference to the the best known man in South Wentworth, L . n4toa 'ho ? �OUSE .011 'REFUGE PI1YSIMvy. - - were so serious that lit died the a . � � W 1. - .� Is 9 , i Mr. D. Robb, school inspector for East; otion of Mourn. McInnis and Rollins, re- and a life-long Liberal, died last week it bin 0 is man- . : Accident L Anurance Company - THURSDAY's SESSION. m this accident. Mr. knapinan, whvoning of . I . � . L . I �m b-ister, . - �, � . . Huron, reported that he had visited each of' Dr. Shaw, House of Refule physician, re- Application of John Burgess for the commended that a copy of the Munici home after &lingering innus. He ager of the Bell Telephone Company, reter- � . . .- - � ..me! Johii R. - 11 . I the schools in the expectorate twice during � ported that he had visite the house 81 World be obtained for each member -although badly h k un in .. ter,j Geor C -VI position of auditor -was laid on the table. of tpbsel" yeari of age and left a widow amil t was 54 borough, a a Ion - W1 I . - wo None. %- . . .. - 'ge, 11 the year. Under his supervision there are i times during the term. Most of the worst A council � for - the year 1898. Recommended, —The death took p) recover. Mr. 16milbon Was a-mif0l; aged . I and , at I . 'to. �Londou ol departments in charge of 125 cases have come to tho house suffering with that the usual grant of $300 be made to the Woodatock,"of Mrs. George Stewart,mother I I F ,Accident jmd Plate Glass. 125 scho A number of accounts were received OA January 24th ' �; . man. and a very highly esteemed resident ,. � � I . of the Fro. � L teachers, classified as follows : One holding ,some acute -disease and are more suitable for sent to the finance committee. agricultural and horticultural societies hold. of Mr. Wm. Stewart,' ex-Presiden of Peterborough, Where he- was engaged In - . , . The registrar waited on the council . t of the I �___ I . � . I . - X; r. CA, n#? - a first-class certificate ; 59 second class, rbnd' a hospital. As soon as recovery th re" ing exhibitions daring the present yea � i ti the hardware business. � . , . . I ey want I izer of � pecting the difficulty in keeping in proper . r. North Oxford Refo Anocia ion.. Deceas- I . - I - I . the AEL accident* policy Costs little. Are. 65 third class ; 57 . of them have received to go. They are generally robust and 8 Recommended that the usual grant of = ed wax 87 d . - italled the I t Normal School training. In 39 departments couldido considerable manual labo - if k t repair offi--e books. I be made to each Farmers' Institute in the - ` year& 011; a, and was one of Ox. � : . � . I ''. I � � . ri ey r ford's i-vioneers. � ea meetin I � : . you insured ? a change of teachers o-curred. r during ilie: The house has also served as an asylum 0 EDUCATION C05fXITTEE. count' . —The literpry. meeting last week, in Lo. . 11 . I - . �'. _. . i; 9 I 3 � .g. Recommended that the sum of $10 —The collection of duty on every article gant was largely attended, after which the I ,.. -I . . I � L � I . . 0 L Papils' rolled' the Insane'and idiotic. - They have been the The education oommittee reported that be expanded in planting flowers around the brought by pameengere on the ferr7-boa,to debate was proceeded with, , As some of the .1 I ag was held . . .I— - Year.. The total number f I ' an - y aitterided. L . during the year was 7,344. In 1897 the direct cause of some of the worst accidents they had examined the reports ol-Inspectors court - ouse. Recommended that the usual from Detroit to Windsor has made the speakers were absent tbe number Was re- 11� I . L erod and a, z L 61-35, and the . �_ - total receipts were 867,1' in the institution, not to say anything of Tome and Robb, and recommended girant,of $15 be made to public librarieb, In butchers and bakers of Windsor jubilant. duced W two on each side. There ware . I - - m given 'by � Ranald J. Macdonald, I I .- . . i . -same be printed in- the minutes. They refere400 to,the motioti, of Mesers...R. -Me- When they figured up the amount of basi- some forcible arguments advanced on both - : I I , , total expanditure, $57,945.85, of which the destruction to prorrty. There, is no that I - . I � - . � azer, of the $40,331.43 was paid for teachers' f nalaries. available meaus of isolating conts0ous Ais- recommended that the high school entrance Leau and Snell in regard to grant of $25 to- nets of the last week they found.1t, was sides, tile lady debatews doifig yemarkably I . �et s,peakera � <7 - C,, P, R. Telegraph and .Canada Accident : I u I -1 : ng held int. The cost of education for each mil for the ease brought in from outside by visitors and and public school leaving examination wardi Poultry Association re' mended an it had ever been before. Other well. The decision *as given in favor if _ _ 1. Insurance Company Agent. ,. year was $7.89. 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