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THP, COUNTY. Cp.V TCIL
The tCouncil miet in the Counei'i
Chamber of the Court House, Gode-
rich, oa Tuesday, June 61%, at 8 pm.,
pursuant to adjournment in January.
Walden Trewarblra occupied the
ohair. The roll was called and all
the members were present.
The Warden addressed the Council
re the matters to come before the
Conn -ii at *is meeting.
The resignation of Mr. and Mrs.
Reynolds, from the positions of Man-
ager and Matron of the House of
Refuge, was to be regretted, and the
appointment of successors would en-
gage the attention of the Council.
The ether matters as to delegations
that would be present and engage the
attention of the Council.
The question of whether the High-
way System should be a county sys-
tem as a whole or remain as at
present a party system, or part town-
ship and part county.
The :position. of the county finan-
cially would be discussed under the
auditors' report.
The question of amending the
Hawker's By-law to bring it up to
date.
In conclusion he bespoke the sante
co-operation of the Council this sea-
son as in the January session.
The following communications were
read and referred to the several
committees of counoil:
'From Parkhill Beard of Education
re Huron's share of high sehool main-
tenance 'fur 1921. -Referred to Edu-
cation Committee.
'From the Clerk of West Waw-
anosh including account re iiuron's
:hare of certain drains. -Referred to
Good Roads Commission.
From t)le Reeve of McKillop, re
expenditures of that tewnelhip on re-
surfacing approaches to certain coun-
ty bridgee.-Referred to Road and
Bridge Committee.
From Judge E. N. Lewis, request-
ing the Council to place a lounge in
This office. -,Referred to County Pro-
perty Committee.
From Treasurer of Wingham Hos-
pital Beard, including copy of the
latest Government report. -Filed.
From W. W. Dunlop, Inspector of
Pritaons, suggesting certain' changes
and improvements. - 'Referred to
County Property Coananktee.
Correspondence .including letters
faom Major Lawless, London; Lieut.
Col. Combe, H. C. McLean and W.
Brydone, re the matter of the dispos-
al of and location of the 161st Bat-
talion Band instruments. -Referred
to County Property Committee.
From Hon. R. H. Grant, Minister
of Education, re a conference of the
county representatives at Permito,
with reference to educational mat-
ters. -Referred to Education Com-
mittee.
Resolution of the County of Water-
loo, asking the Government to assume
the whole cost of Provincial High-
ways -Referred to Special Committee.
'From W. A. McLean, Deputy Mini-
ster of Highways, inclosing a state-
ment of the expenditure on the high-
way from Dublin to Goderich up to
December 31st, 1921, and the distri-
bution of the same as to construction
and maintenance. The county's share
or 20 per cent., is $15,3.90.34 and the
total, $75,951.79; construetion, 671,-
983.81;
71;983.81; maintenance, .$3,967.93. -Filed.
From Clerk of Hamilton, enclos-
ing petition to Dominion Government
for a return to municipalities of all
fines ander the Criminal Code.-Ftied.
From the Highways Department in -
closing a statement of the amount of
grant to the County, under the High-
way System for 19!1, being $81,016.64
end distributed as follows:
Provincial County Roads.
Road construction $ 3,668.36
Bridges 5,223.54
Maintenance and repairs39,738,35
Special grants 2,336.68
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Total approved $50,956.93
60'1 of the above $30,574.16
County Roads.
Superintendence .... $ 4,406.80
Road construction 16,746.49
Bridges 2,605.99
Maintenance
Machinery
Special grants
81,428.69
4,041.98
16,842.25
Total approved $126,071.20
40% of above $60;428.48
Expenses re superintendent's con-
ference, $35.01; 40 per cent. of same,
$14.
Receipts, $633.64.
Total amount of grant, $81,016.64.
-Filed.
A copy of resolution of Oxford
County Council opposing the act of
the Provincial Legislature making it
compulsory on county councils to em-
ploy 'graduate Civil Engineers only,
and' asking that the old alt, be re-
stored, allowing them to employ any
competent person to act as County
Road Superintendent. -Referred to
Special :Committee.
Reply of the Attorney -General to
the communication of this County
Council with reference to the rcrn
of fines under bite 0. T. A. to the
Counties. -Filed.
A return of the Clerk as to the
distribution of the county grant of
$4,800 made to the High Schools and
Collegiate Institutes of the County,
and also the levy of each school for
1922, as follows:
Share of
County 84800
School Atten. grunt Levy Total
Clinton C T. 15717 1097.60 7022.18 8129.70
Godericb C. T. 9758 681.69 8482.99 6148.59
Seeferth C. T. 20487 1480.75 8812.28 10242.98
Whneham 11.5. 12411 986.60 6154.29 7081.89
Exeter H. 5. 0858 853.55 4359.89 5012.94
94800.00 21811.10 28611.16
PILED.
From the Department of Highways
requesting copy of agreement between
the county .and municipalities receiv-
ing grants, also with reference to
By-law No, 4, 1921, extending the
Highway System in Hulett. -Filed.
Request for information by High-
ways Department regarding uniform
settle of wages in the county. -Filed.
Prom Mfrs. G. H. Johnston, of Varna
eegnestin:g a grant to the public
library of that village. -Referred to
the Execative Committee.
Recommendation of Educational
Committee at January meeting that a
:grant of $50 be made to the Trustees'
Association of the eouwby-Fileld
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my health.
01I suffered terribly from Kidney
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these troubles fur years and all the
medicine I took did not do me any
good.
"1 read about "Fruit -n Lives" and I
tried them. After I had taken a few
boxes, I was entirely relieved of the
Kidney Trouble, and Dyspepsia, and
had gained in streugth.
"1 hope those who suffer with
Sidney Trouble, Dyspepsia and
Weakness will take "Fruit-a-tives"
to recover their health".
JEANNET'IE LALONDE.
50o a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25e.
At dealer's or sent postpaid by Fruit -
a -rives Limited, Ottawa.
Letters and bills from G. A. Glenn,
of Kippen, Wan. Tait and J. Riley, re
automobile accidents and claims for
damages. --,Referred to Good Roads
Commission.
Applications for the positions of
'Manager and Matron of the House of
Refuge from D. L. Bell, Kincardine;
Edwin C. Case, Kippen; W. R. Esttall,
Montreal; Torrance Galbraith, Lon-
don; W. R. Lucas, Wisoonsin, U. S.;
S. T. Plum, Brussels; 'Robert Rober-
ton, Clinton; W. G. Wilson, Hensall.
These were laid on the table.
Prom D. A. Andrews, Clinton, ask-
ing for a hearing on behalf of the
Beekeepers' Association. -.Fried.
Application from Mr. A. D. Suther-
land, of Seaforth, for a grant to the
hospital established in that town. -
Referred to Executive Committee.
Jailer Griffin presented his report,
which was read and referred to the
County Property Committee.
Ex -Warden W. R. Elliott being
present was asked to address the
council. Mr. Elliott spoke of the
pleasant days spent in the council
during his years of service, and enon-
plimented the Warden on his election
to the honorable office. ,,.
Ex -Warden McLellan, of Welling-
ton, was present and was asked to
address the council. MT. .MeLellan
congratulated t le council ton their
good roads, being, as be said, the best
he had driven over.
Moved by Messrs. McQuaid and
Klopp that the County Clerk notify
the County Solicitor to immediately
have the matter of the back interest
on county mortgages, especially that
on No, 5, settled forthwith. -Carried.
Moved by Messrs. Miller and Han-
ley that this Council make a 'grant of
'$15,000 to the town of Clinton to re-
build that portion of road on the base
line within the corporation, and also
a portion of the Barfield road. -Sent
Ito Good Roads Commission.
On motion of Messrs. Webb and
Erwin the Council adjourned until
Wednesday morning.
Wednesday.
UJtder the head of Enquiries Mr.
McQuaid spoke of the necessity of
information to be laid on the table
with regard to our standing op ex -
gesllditures •to dahte on the Good Roads'
and other bra'nolles' of work that the
council might more llrteU gently ap-
proaoh t'he1 •matter ' of levying the
rates for 1922.
M,-, MplRaughtan o k r of 'the ne-
cessity for the same information• and
the need for retrenchment in our
ex'penditurea.
Mr. Barker and the Warden also
spoke of the need of such information.
Mr, Smith brought up the matter
as to the reeponsibility for removing
a board fence on the county highway
near the village of Hensall. Mr.
Erwin, Provincial Engineer, who was
present, stated that it was the re-
spons'ib'ility of the county.
Mr. Parke brought up tllle matter
of dangerous turns, or juga, and places
on the county highways and wanted
to know what action had been taken
in the matter. Mr. Patterson will he
aequestrei to report on the same.
Mr. McQuaid brought up the ,matter
of the shortage of witness accom-
modation .and suggested that the
County Property Committee report
at this meeting.
Messrs. Rthertson, McQuaid, John-
ston, Tipling and 'Spotten spoke of
the discipline in force at elle county
jail and the Property Committee was
requested to report on the same.
The .county Engineer's Report was
presorted and .referred to the Good
Roads Commission.
Mr. Irwin, Provincial Engineer, ad-
dressed .the council with reference,
particularly to the work of township
organisation and returns under the
Highways Act and the importance of
(proper plans and supervision ref
'bridge construction.
Moved 'by F. J. McQuaid, seconded
by W. H. Coates, that the sincere
t hanks of this County Council is
hereby tendered to Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Holman, for the splendid :banquet
given in 'honor of the members of the
County Council and officials, at their
home in Goderieb, on Tuesday even-
ing, June Gbh, 1922. -Carried.
Moved by Messrs. Tipling and
Douglas ,that the resignation of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Reynolds, as Manager
and Matron, respectively, of the
House of Refuge, be accepted aid
that this council regret that Mr. and
Mies. Reynolds have decided to take
t his step of resigning their connection
'with the County Home. -Carried.
Moved by Messrs. Douglas and
Naylor, that a grant of $10 be made
to each Woman's Institute in the
County. -,Referred to Executive Com-
mittee.
Moved by Messrs. McQuaid and
Klopp that the chairman of the Fin-
ance Committee be instructed to get
a statement of the different accounts,
viz: Good Roads, Current Account
and Sinking Fund Accounts at the
present time, also the expenditure of
these several `amounts to date, as a
guide to said committee in striking
±fie county rate. -Carried.
Moved by Messrs. Gallow and
Moser that Mr. Charles Robertson be
appointed on the Goderich Collegiate
Beard for balance of term. -Referred
to Education Committee.
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AND SIDES
Relieved by Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound
Lindsay, Ontario. -"I used to have
very bad pains in my back and sides
and often was not
fit to do my work.
I tried many medi-
cines before I be-
gan to take yours.
I saw Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound ad-
vertised in the
Toronto Globe' and
now that 11 has
helped me I recom-
mend it to all of
nay neighbors. I
keep It in the house all the time
and .take. It once In a while no mat-
ter how well 1 feel. for one ounce of
prevention is worth a pound of oure."
-ELIZAnrrrlt CAMPBELL, 13 St. Paul
St., Lindsay, Ontario.
To do any kind of work -and you
know there is much to be done -Is
next to Imposeirfle If you are suffer-
ing from some form of female trou-
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or a pain In your side; 11 may make
you nervous and Irritable. You may
be able to keep up and around, but
YOB do not feel good.
Lydia A. Pinkham'a Vegetable
Compound is a medicine for women.
It Is especially adapted to relieve the
cause of these troubles, add restore
,clam to normal health.
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INCORPORATED 1850
Capital Paid Up $4,000,000
Reserve Fund $5,000,000
Over 125 Branches.
The Maisons' Banks prides itself on the courtesy of all
its officials. No matter how large or how' email the
volume of your business with the Bark, you are al-
ways assured a courteous and cordial reeeption.
Deposits by mail given careful attention.
BRANCHES IN THIS DISTRICT:
Brucefield St. Mares ..Kirkton
Exeter Clinton Hensall Zurich
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Thursday. chair.
Under the head of Enquiries, in-
troduced by Mr. McNaughton, some
discussion took place as to the rate
of interest charged and balance due
on each County mortgage held.
It was 'held that it would be wis-
dom to close up all these overdue
mortgagee as soon as possible.
Mr. Robertson brought trp the ques-
tion of the wages rate employed by
each county patrolman.
Moved b,y Messrs. Dodds and Fear
that the members of the Mothers'
Allowance Local Board be constituted
as last year, viz: G. W.' Hoilman, 1
Goderich; A. T. Cooper, Clinton; Mme.
(Dr.) Fowler, Clinton; Mrs. W. A.
McKim, Goderich; Major R. S. Hays,
Seaforth.-Carried.
Moved by Miesars. Klopp and Mc-
Naughton that Huron County Council
memoralize all the County Councils
of this Province to petition the pres-
ent Government to remove the sale
tax from tile used for drainage pus -
poses. -Carried.
Moved by Messrs. Johnston and
Inglis that a grant of $100 be made
to the Huron Country Trustee and
Ratepayers' Association. -'Sent to
Executive Committee.
Moved by Messrs. Tipling and
Fear that the grant of $28,000 given
to Wingiham, under by-law Ne. 5, be-
ing too small, the amount be lin-
creased to $51,000. -Referred to Good
Roads Commission.
Moved by Messrs. 'Douglas and
ling that the County Property Co -
mittee take into consideration tike
advisability of 'painting the seats and
ceiling of the council chantiber and
redecorating the walls and securing
new blinds, and have the work com-
pleted this year, if poss ie. -Refer-
red to County 'Property Committee.
Mr, Collins raised the matter of
supplying county officers with coal,
light and water. It was held that
there should be a limit set or that
each county officer should be paid a
straight salary and each officer sup-
ply his own fuel, etc.
Mr, H. J. MOEwan asked and was
granted permission to address the
Council, re the proposed Scenic High-
way from Sarnia north through Gode-
rich. Mr, McEwen submitted a draft
resolution which he asked the council
to adopt -The resolution was sent to
the Special Committee.
Moved by Messrs. Dodds and Mc-
Naughton that Mr, and Mas. Rob-
erton, of Clinton, be appointed Keeper
and Matron, reselectively, , of the
Huron County Home -The motion
carried.
The Executive Committee reported
and the report was taken up in com-
mittee of the whole with Mr. Rob-
ertson in the chair.
Moved by Messrs. Parke and Cal-
low in amendment to clause 4, that
the grant be $1,000. The motion was
lost.
The grant to the Trustee and Rate-
payers' Association was struck out
on motion of Messrs. Neeb and Tre-
wartha.
The report as amended` was then
adopted.
The Education Committee report
was taken up with Mr. Neeb in the
Moved by Messrs. Gallaw and
Moser that whereas the amount of
$10,000 granted by this council at the
January session to the town of Gode-
rich for the improvement of the con-
necting link through the town of the
Provincial County Highway from
Amberley to Grand Bend, is insuf-
ficient to complete the work, that the
said grant be increased to $25,000. -
Referred to Good Roads Commission.
Mr. A. E. Erwin gave a very cor.
dial invitation to the county council
to hold their annual .picnic at Bay-
field this year.
Mr. Erwin moved, seconded by Mr.
Parke, that the members of this
council and their wives, hold their
annual picnic at Bayfield this year, on
Friday, June 23rd.
Messrs. Tipling .and Spotten strong-
ly advocated Wingham 'as the place
for 'holding the picnic and moved an
amendment to that effect.
A vote being taken, Bayfield was
chosen.
The following deputations were pre-
sent and presented their claims: -
Huron Bee Keepers' Association;
London Memorial Children's Hospital;
Trustees' and Ratepayers' Associa-
tion; Seaforth Hospital; Agricultural
Societies of the County.
These several deputations were as-
sured of the consideration of the
Council for their representations.
Moved by Messrs. McNabb and
Naylor, that the salary of the Keeper
and Matron of the House of Refuge
be 5600 and $400 respeotively.-Re-
ferred to Executive Committee.
Moved by Messrs. Parke and Arm-
strong that the Memorial Hospital of
the town of Seafertth be given the
usual grant of $1,000 for maintenaice
purposes. -Sent to Executive Com-
mittee.
Moved by Messrs. Hanley and Mil-
ler that the Varna Library get the
usual grant. -Sent to Executive Com-
mittee.
Moved by Messrs. McQuaid and
Robertson that the Council go into
committee of the Whole, to take up
the matter of Equalization of the
assessment of the different munici-
palities of 'the county for the year
19Carried.
In22.-
committee of the'whoie it was.
moved by Messrs. Armstrong and Mc-
Quaid that the equalized assessed
value of the County for the year be
the same as it was in 1921. This
motion was adopted,
Jailer Griffin was present and was
granted ..his request to explain cer-
tain rumors regarding laxness of
discipline, emphatically denying all
rumors, but confirmed the report of
the Inspector with reference to the
lack ofproperarrangements fot the
proper segregation of prisoners. Mr.
Griffin ,invited the closest investiga-
tion of the working of the jail.
The statement of the blink deposits
at .present date were as follows:
General account - $9,124.67
Highway improvement 47,861.84
Coupon account 1336.50
Exchange account 8.60
Sinking Fund 26,154.06
General aceount 16,000.00
Highway improvement 5,000.00
$103,476.07
On motion of Messrs. Tipling and
Fear the Council adjourned until
A Thursday,
A. n 1..14v.,t}Ila,,LA f 411.1'111.
The report was adopted as
read.
The Special Committee report was
taken up with Mr. Buchanan in the
tihair.
On motion of Mepstrs. Neeb and
Douglas, clause one was struck out
and the report was then adopted.
The Road and Bridge Committee re-
ported with Mr. Fear in the c5aair.
The report was adopted.
The County Property Committee
report was taken up with Mr. Baeker
in the chair. The report wes adopted.
On motion of Messrs. Neeb and
Parke the Council adjourned until
Friday.
Friday. •
Mr, McNabb made a verbal report
of the matter of the 161st Band in-
struments in reply to a question
from Dr. Galiow.
In answer to an enquiry from Mr.
Hanley, Chairman Beavers of the
Good Roads Commission, also Messrs.
Erwin and McNabb, gave an actwu'nt
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NEW STRENGTH FOR
WEAK STOMACHS
Indigestion Disappears When the
Blood Supply is Enriched.
The urgent need of all who suffer
from indigestion, and who find the ei
stomach unable to perform its usual
function, is a tonic to enrich the blood.
Pain and distress after eating is the
way the atoanach shows that it is (boo
weak to !perform the work of digesting
tthe food taken. In this condition
some people foolishly resort to purga-
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New strength is given weak stom-
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the burden and pains of indigestion
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by the family docbor, but got very °L
little benefit. Then I tried some of
the advertised remedies but with no
better result. Indeed my condition
was growing worse. Then I 'read of
the case of a man who praised Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills whose condition
was similar to my own, and I decided
to try this medicine. The result, I
think„was amazing as .the use of nix
boxes restored me to my former good
health. I can, therefore, warmly com-
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stomach troubles."
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PEERLESS LAWN FENCE
gives this handsome appearance and adds real value
and beauty to your property. Its endurance and
strength make it economical to use. Your home takes
on an atmosphere of prosperity and you enjoy a
feeling of privacy.
Comes in six styles nix heights and green or white
finish. Sold by good dealers everywhere.
Let us send you our handsome catalog about better fences.
gates and steel poste.
IANWELL.HOXIE WIRE FENCE COMPANY, Limited
Hamilton. Ont., Winnipeg. Mee.
WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED 110011
LET ON POULTRY PROTECTION
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