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scoh â€" Conre FRONTAGE. The Board has placed tuberculosis on the list of "Notifiable Discases," â€" and had a circular printed for disâ€" tribution among consumptives entitled «Precautionms for Consumptive Perâ€" sons." A copy of the circular accomâ€" panies this report.> * BOARD OF WORKS. m .---.s.:.....’ 22 00 %.?,.}.;&.,..... 1â€"00 Wokks PLAXT: ~ Geo. C. Peppler....... "J. A. Simpson.... ... .. Philip Miller, night fireman Berlin Telegraph, gdvt. E. Dermil ....:....... ‘Wm. Snider .........â€" Conrad Bros .......... "The committee also â€"‘The committee also recommended the refund of the following taxes : W&Co ‘aterloo Woolen Co. John B. Snider ..... A«xRBeuer .. .. â€"â€" . â€"â€" â€"â€" Waterloo Gas Co.... A. Janachowski..... Hepry Ferdinand ... Est. of C. M. Taylor. Wm, Dutzert ....... A. Hanneberg.... . Jacob Bechtel....... Joba‘ Herringer ..... v"â€"l"-l-:eâ€"féi)};fi”w"ns adopted, and the mayor authorized to grant his order for the payment of the several amounts. Dr. W. L. Hilliard, Medical Health Officer, presented his report for the past year. On motion, the report was received, and the Mayor authorized to issue his order for the payment of the usual salary of $25. _ _ Aâ€"byâ€"law to provide for the licensing of dogs and other purposes, was read a third time and passed. _ _ _ oo On motion, the Mayor was ganted the usual salary of $100, coupled wi‘‘ an expression of the dignified, uniâ€" formly courteous and efficient manne: in which he had performed his duties during the year. This was acknowlâ€" edged by the Mayor in a neat speech, in which he thanked the members 0: the council for their promptvess and cordial assi.tance in forwarding what they considered the best interests of the town. MEDICAL HEALTH OFFICERS REPORT. To the Mayor and the Council of the Town of Waterloo : GEXNTLEMEX, â€"The work of the Board of Health this year has been very satisfactory. _ There has bee perfect harmony between the memâ€" bers and very little friction with the public. With the exception of a little disagreement between the board . and the finance committee of the council, probably due to a misunderstanding, all has gone smoothly. _ The fi{xyor vacated the chair, which was taken, upon motion, by Mr. Bauer Eatly in the year there was a mild epidemic of measles,there having been epidemics it the abjoining school secâ€" tions of the Township of Waterloo for the last two years. There have been reported to me 13 cases of diphtheria, 1 proving fatal ; 11 cases of scarlet fever and 2.cases of typhoid. _ During the last six months there has been only one case of diphtheria and one case of scarlet fever. We have there fore the satisfactory assurance that for the last half year acute infoctious disâ€" ea~es have been practically unknown in the town. The milk sold by the different venâ€" dors in town was tested in April, June and September, showing percentage of butter fat as follows : Vendor. per cent. Fat. Mr. She se« 42 98 40 Mr. sm':g,‘f’.’...... J7° 34.5 4.4 Mr. Grein,......... 3.5 3.4 ©4.0 My, Peskein....... 3.9 28 3.8 The public water supply is now of exceptional purity and under one deâ€" gree of hardness. The results of the ‘ndyx:f the water from the artesian well Were published a few days uce. Some much needed sewers have been constructed during the year. â€" These with other allied improvements aro do :f much to ensure thefuture healthâ€" meas of the town. On> _ serious menace to the public health still exists in the form of privy pits. â€"I beg to submit the following sugâ€" gestions and recommendations : _ (2) The building of a public slaughâ€" ter house conjointly with the town of Berlin or separately if proferred. . If this were done, all cattle, etc, could be ted before slaughter, again inspected after slaughter: ‘Thé public would then be guaranteed a wholesome meat supply without extra cost and without oxtra ';'(l) ;;rhehenactmmfi, 'by the Council a Byâ€"law rroh ting privy pits within the fll"o imits of the Town. $ WATER WORKS ng .. N oal for frs hall _ SEWER. MAINTENANCE ; Suyder and | PUBLIC SCHOOL EBX MINATION| _ From J 21.# #H .$ 51 62 11 25{ent to assist Mr. Wray and Miss Levan | Fire andâ€"Water LOmINIMU®. ..J af J 18 65| in the examination of their ‘m Board of Works, local improve â€" 36 00 | and the ready, intelligent and K0R X1 1. caxenarrs rork; /» â€" Wh M 2 40|answers of the pupils reflect great| Cemetery and Park Committee 52 6 1:2 credit upon their able instructors. Bewerage Commitieo maintainâ€" 502 After a very sumptuous préâ€" | _ MBCO .....0..0.2e0@>>«++++* 7 76 pared by mmudumam“ Geo. Faber, charity.......... 9 6 been doue justice to, order was reâ€" |Creelman Bros., a¢‘t......... 3 0 5p1 g2)|established and :a long programme hg-zryOIoe,mrch- 18 5 was :endered by the pupils in a manâ€"|J. K. Master, mp 2 5 â€"_| ner which evinced skilful training on | D. lloot:,ar,c §â€"s«¢â€"r+ses 5 22 00 |the part of both performers and inâ€" | Board Works, general reâ€" 1â€"00 | structors. 'rhap‘r:gnmmahounded Délré........â€".......+....â€" 88 2 f in patriotic songs recitations, and| Sewer, local improvements. ... 5 5 11 74| the climax was reached in a tableaux inpmauam 11 95|showing a large picture of the queen $256 8 60 17| between two pupils, each holding a Adopted. 00 00| union jack, "the flag that braved a . 84 qi|thousand years, the battle and the FINANCE COMMITTEEâ€"SPECIAL REâ€" 1 78| breeze." Patriotic addresses were deâ€" PORT. y 22 70|livered by Messrs. Haist, Martinson, | _ Your committee on Finance respoct 06 80| McAllister, Weber, Rev. Mr. Hausâ€" fully recommend that the Williams 14 18| man, Mr. Wray, teacher of Bloomingâ€" Greene & Rome Co. pay the assess 29 g1/|dale, and Mr. Weidenhammer, of| ment on $20,000 personal property a 5 7;| Waterloo, who acted as chairman on | full rate as per collector‘s roll and tha E. the occasion. Mr. 1. E. Weber, one|the town thereupon refund to the sai 8 0p|of the trustees of Bloomingdale, spoke Williame, Greene & Rome Co., the dif 3 qo|very feelingly of the efficient work ference between school rate and fu 5 qz\ done in the school by Mr. Wray and|rate and that the former motion in re i8 0o | Miss Levan, and it must be very gratiâ€" | spect to this mater be rtl"eeiu?‘l. \X 43 00 18 00 9 c e o drane on Wige Corke JC & Ex: â€" ‘From J; K.. Master asking for EW &du)‘dmzmd&"k w 16th, was a utb(aht u‘l-'-im om; some taX a.,'tn‘.xd the Bloomâ€" | house which has been untenanted for a | public , it being their time. Finance. From the Y. M public school examination. ‘The] (, ".Dm.,uuqhuvlmoon unnumudmhlnrpnu-bt : taxzes of $50 as~in the past. to hearâ€"their children go uu-!: the | G . various exercises of the day. . Several FIXAXCE COMMITTEE fying to them to see their work so highly appreciated. At the close of the programme the audience joined in the national anthem in a manner that showed Bloomingdale had no room for Boer sympathizers. (Once upon a time a peasant obâ€" served, with much uneasiness, that his goose was laying golden eggs. Of course he killed the goose. "For," he course he killed the goose. ‘717?' " he exclaimed, "were this to contin &l}e mortgage on my farm would presently be lifted, and I should be left without political prestige in the community." Some people can‘t stand prosperity. "Why did you place such a tough fowl before me?" asked the indignant lady patron of the waiter in a downâ€" town restaurant. . "Age before beauty, always, you know, madam," was the gallant reply, _ And then, womanâ€"like, she smiled and paid her bill without a murmur.â€"Chicago News. Hicks: "What is your opinion of the new woman?" Wicks: "About the same as my wife‘s opinion of the new wirl. â€" She is all right for a little whi‘e, but very soon develops into a nuisâ€" ance."â€"Boston Transcript. A minister having preached a very long sermon, as was his custom, some hours after asked a gentleman his canâ€" «lid opinion of it! he replied that ‘"twas good,_ but it had spoilt a goose worth two of it."â€"Titâ€"Bits. "It seems to me, Martha; that it is nothing but reckless extravagance puiling that solid mabogany furniture in the nursery." _ "No; it isn‘t anyâ€" thing of the kind," protested his wife. The polish in that kind of furniture is altogether too new. I haven‘t been able to make any one believe that it was inhérited from my great grandâ€" mother. _ It will be all right after it has been in the nursery a few weeks." An old Hot Springs colored woman went to the pastor of her church to complain of her husband, who, she said, "wuz a lowâ€"down, wuthless, triflin‘ niggah." After listening to a long reâ€" cital of the delinquincies of her neâ€" lected one and her efforts to correct him, the minister said: "Hab yo‘ eber tried heapin‘ coals ob fire upon his head?" "No," was the reply, "but I‘se tried hot water. Winnipeg, Pec. 14. â€" Applications have been madeâ€"on â€"behall â€"fâ€"the Xin= isterialists for judicial reâ€"counts . in four constituencies, viz., Resenfeldt, Saskatchewan, Souris and Bran «n City, where the majorilies on Thureâ€" day were : Sixteen in Rosenfeldt, cleâ€" ven in Saskatchewan, cight in Souâ€" ris and eight in Brandon ‘ity. .__He Died by His Own Hand, Montreal, Dec. 14.â€"â€"John Locks, a wellâ€"known farmer living near Capelâ€" ton, Que., committed suicide on <unâ€" dayâ€"evening by cuttimg nis throat with a razor, He had been in a despondent mood for some time. He leaves a widow and five children. Another Boundary Dispute. Rio de Janciro, Dec. 14.â€"â€"The Govâ€" ernment of Brazil will officially. proâ€" test against the award of the Ackiâ€" tration TribunaF at Paris of parc of the fronticr between the Cotingo and Takuta Rivers, which territory, it is said, belongs to Brazil, and was not included in the protocols estahâ€" h.s‘.u'np: the tribunal, which arbilrat ed the Britishâ€"Venozuclan questions. Rochester Chamber of Commerce had as their gucsts at their annual dinâ€" nor last night Admiral Sampson,Hon. George W. Ross, Promicr of Ontario; D. 1. Thompson, Q.C., Toronto, and other distinguished gentlemen. . The Ontario Premier spoke _ at _ some length on ‘"‘the commercial spirit ; its influence in nationâ€"making. Count Tolstol‘« Condition. Moscow, ‘ Dec. 14.â€"Count Te m Tolstoi, the great Russiaa authorâ€" philanthropist, is at the point . of death. His physicians do not a‘toâ€" gether despair of his restoration, however, for, while his heart ac‘on is slow, it is regular. His temperaâ€" ture is variable in the ex‘reme. Sallabury Resumes Receptions. London, Dec. 18.â€"Lord Sallsbury reoumed hi diplomatic receptions toâ€"day. _ United llm Ambassador Choate, among others, cal upon the Premier. + Rochestar, N.Y., Dec. 15.â€"The Winnipeg, Dec. 15.â€"â€"The bygâ€"clecâ€" on took »®ia¢o yesterday in Gimii, Voting in the Ieclandic Riding. Preniter Ro«s at Rochester Liberals Ask for Itecounts. jJUST FOR FUN. * * _ pere were Fire and Water Committee...$ 31 15 Board of Works, local improve â€" Cemetery and Park Committee 52 61 Bewerage Commitieo maintainâ€" (Geo. Faber, charity.......... 9 6@ Creelman Bros., a¢‘t........> lgg * d E.Huur,mo........ 2.'36 PORT. Your committee on Finance respoct fully recommend that the Williams, Greene & Rome Co. pay the assessâ€" ment on $20,000 personal property at full rate as per collector‘s roll and that the town thereupon refund to the said Williame, Greene & Rome Co., the difâ€" ference between school rate and full rate and that the former motion in reâ€" spect to this mat‘er be received. We further recommend that the half yearly taxes of Mr. Koch be refunded as per request of Mrs. Zctte Koch and that $1.36 paid in error by Mr. Gas. Tuchâ€" linski and $3.93 of taxes overpaid by Rittinger & Motz be rrfun_ded,_ 'and The sewe ?ou:mlttee reported hayâ€" ing adjus;u& bp claims for damages on ncch(Qh}:: east ward sewer as followsi/~ J. Ward, damages to crop.. .. .$25 00 M. Etb. §5 land..... 40 00 M. Betzner, _ " 44 and that Aug. Preuss be refunded $1.50 taxes paid in mistake through error of assessor. Adopted on the following division: Yeas, Messrs Mueller, Bricker, Bingeman, Braun, Hagen, Walper, Cochrane. _ Nays, Mesars . Rumpel, Breithaupt, Itter, Bowlby, Weber. SEWER COMMITTEE. The sewe ?ommlttee reported hayâ€" ing adjust,u& bp claims for damages on accorat éf l’lge east ward sewer as The sum of $1 charged Mr. Wm. Lackner by the town solicitor in conâ€" nection with a linc fence was refunded. MARKET COMMITTEE. The Market Committec reported the following applicants for the position of Market Clerk: A. B. Lang, B. U. Cleâ€" mens, Jno. W. Hett, G. A. May, Menno Shoemaker, Juo. Kimmel, Geo. ZLiegler, A. Koffer, Juo. Albert, Jos Bryant, Jno. Wendling, M. Huachnerâ€" Mr. Huehnergard was appointed by the Mayor‘s casting vote at a salary of $30 a month, dutics to commence January 1st, 1900. The account of the town engineer for repairs was paid. WwaATER COMMISSIONERS‘ ACCOUXNT. Berlin, Dec. 15, 1889. Town of Berlin. In account with the Water Commisâ€" sioners. For 104 bydrants from Jan. 1st, 1899 to Jan. 1st, 1900, at $45 ...................$1680 00 Water for flushing sewers ... . 25 00 8 flush tanks at $15......... 120 00 Proportion Miss Huck‘s salary _ 52 00 1 month‘s bydrant rental for Water Commissioners in account with the town of Berlin. 1899. _ Aug. 26th, to holding elections ~ for $18000 byâ€"law.........$â€" 53 50 Sept. 5th, to printing, Rittinâ€" ger & Motz.............. _ 21 36 Sept. 5th, to printing, News Re OKd .â€".........~....... â€" 42 96 Sept Oth, to debenture and interest ................. 8720 4 Oct. 3ist, to share of new StibWle.....:::â€"1â€"«.»â€".... â€" 80 70 Nov. 7th, to Rittinger & Motz debenture................ _ 26 00 Dec. l1ith, to 1â€"2 engineer‘s salary up to Jan. 1st, 1900. 750 00 Dec 11th, to years rent up to Jain. 186 1900...â€"â€".â€".¢..... 100 00 Dec 11th, to share of Rickerâ€" man‘s salary up to Jan. 1st, |___ _ new hydrants........ I[â€"2 share keep of horse. Water for Queen, south . 64 _ north. The Medical Health Officer was orâ€" dered t> be paid $40 for this year‘s wo‘ k. * The Reeve was appointed to see the solicitor and try to arrange the asseesâ€" mert dispute between the Strect R‘y wnd the town as according to recent decisions the railway would be almost certain to win its appeal. â€" The â€" Treasurer‘s . statement was adopted and 200 cupics ordered to be printed. _ _0 0000 _ 00 =_ â€" _ The nominations will take place at the Opera House on Friday Dec. 22nd, at 8 p. m. ‘The special committee ng:oluud to look after the repairing of the Market Clork‘s house recomméended the payâ€" Byâ€"Laws to appoint places for hok1â€" ing the next Municipal Elections were Dec. 11th, to keep of horse.. On motion the account was ordered o be paid. ba n S KHet :. .. <..:,«. .x. ... ...â€" 0AE co. Faber, charity .......... 9 60 reelman Bros., ac‘t......... _3 00 hss . *R o r, krirsxa¢) _ 4 . en chuny......... 50 right of way....... Adopted. COMMUNICA110N8. Gzowski St........ S@Wer8....l.l..... cemetery (cstimated) Berliv, Dec. 12, 1899 $5075 00 $256 80 $7042 46 $70 00 50 00 100 00 12 00 8 09 3 00 15 00 10 00 200 00 41 00 60| The Counsil concluded its work on 00 | Thursday evening. ; 55| The report of the Finanee Committee, 56| was prescuted, and adupted as folâ€" 50 | lows: To THs MuXicIPAL COUVNCIL, 30 County of Waterloo. 58| GexTueME®.â€"Yourstanding Comâ€" â€"| mittee on Finance beg leave to recomâ€" 80 | mend â€" 'Wn East Ward Bewer, the Clerk of Wilnes U‘p~ with aecount for the examination of an inâ€" a.Plv- the (?brl;q th;un of Berlin with account vre East Ward Sewer, Several byâ€"laws were givon a firat â€"and second reading, and the report of the .“he.uea“ 1.?'.“ at noon to meet %(l]). That the following accounts be paid: The Carswell Co., statutes....$ 16 20 Telegraph Printing Co., Adv‘t Model Schools............. _ 4 00 I. L. Hobden estate stationery _ 2 90 Nicholson & Murphy......... _ 2 50 W. H. Becker & Co., mucilage 1 00 A. O. Bochmer Co. (LTd) stationery .........2.......0C0 95 C. Miller, repairing plan at Registry office............. _ 2 05 Nowscme & Gilbert,letter bouk _ _ DOOk :~:se~ ccramusiunzsuse Thos R Weir, rubber stamps Josiah Shantz, freight on staâ€" aud pApOr.......«â€". The Municipal World, Rowsell & Hutchison, gate Register......... Newsome & Co, paper... (Grand & Toy, stationery holding election County Treasurer, officials........ Jaffray Bros. half DOOkS. . .:A se rsszarecares Davis & Henderson, stationery Hart & Riddell, paper........ «4 _ , Procedure book 66 © 0 Bailiifs Cash LI0NOFY .â€"..:.1..:â€"xÂ¥re««r Boll‘ Telephone Company, 6 ‘months rent of. instruments Bell Telephone Co., messages Alex Miller Q C, legal services Village of Ayr, half cost of COONLFSCE. ...« .â€"â€"â€".+«s«1.s 17 00 H S Hallman, County printing 160 63 A J Roos, C. P. R. Telegraph and express.......l....... _ 6006 A C Renshaw, telegraph and CXDICSS.....â€"«..â€"â€"â€"~..~... 10 10 Dr Monsberger, services 1c child at Orphanage......... 10 00 Berlin Orphanage, maintonance of childrep................ 100 25 Village of Hespe er, rebate on Countyerates.............. 30 60 \Mrs A Hett. keep of Airs Hilâ€" i ker for 1899............... 119 00 Township of Wilmot. examinaâ€" tion of Innatics............ â€" 6 50 Town of Berlin, grant towards East Ward Sewer.......... 100 00 Eldon Detweiler, CountyCounâ€" cil messenger for 1899...... _ 7 50 (2) That the Warden and theClerk sign the petition to the Governiment of Canada in regard to the settlement of differences arising between corporaâ€" tions and their employees but that no action be taken on the othermemorials presented. o22 (4) That the allowance to the County Councillors for attendance at County Council and Committee work amounting to $1193.00 be paid. Byâ€"laws were passed to appoint county auditors, to provide for the salâ€" aries of County officers, and to iix cerâ€" tain fees to be paid the Sherif, Judge. and Mediceal practitioners in connect ion with the examination of lunamics, and to t‘ e Sheriff in connection with jury lists. cull c A H ErB, $ Chairman. Mr Shaw‘s resolution asking that an engineer be sent to examine the Hosâ€" peler bridge was again taken up and warmly debated. It was voted down only Messrs Shaw and Stauffer supâ€" porting it. rifl}h"]':uat the annaal grant of $150 be paid to each of the Galt and Berlin Model Schools as provided by law. _ Meesrs DeBus and Gilbholm introâ€" duced the following motion:â€" That in order to avoid the long delays, and other difficultics in connection with filling certain offices, it is the opinion of this council that the appointing of the KRegistrar of Deeds, the Sheriff,and the Jailor, should be done by theMuniâ€" cipal Council.of each County and not as at present, and that the Warden and Clerk be horeby authorized to sign a memorial to the Ontario Legislature to this effect and to invite the coâ€"opâ€" eration of the other County Councils of this province. M . _A motion to put the resolw.ion to .a vote was lost being supported by Mesâ€" srs DeBus, Gilhoim, Waiter and Shaw. â€"The bhawkers and pedlars‘ licenso byâ€" law was amended so as to strnd as follows:â€" _ All of which is respectfully subâ€" mitted. s A resolution of sympathy to theWarâ€" den in his illness was drafted and the best wisties of the council for hbis reâ€" covery were therin conveyed. License for pediar on foot with bask et $1 per month; on foot wltb&d cart $15 a year; with one horse | year; with two horses $50 a year. _ A motion to repeal byâ€"law No. 280, was laid over until theJanuary session. This byâ€"law originally provided for the payment of the Clerk of the Peace, by the lump sum of $1000 annually. . The repeal of the byâ€"law is intended to put the official back on the feo system, as some of the councill‘rs think the fees would not amount to $1000. _ A vote of thanks was given Mr. R. Y. Fish for so ably presiding over the Connuc'l.l‘?d at 6 p. m. an adjournment was until January 23rd 1900. «* , reporter‘s postage for advertising b‘anks Burro noto DJ 31 40 4 75 3 0G 8 30 3 45 7 80 3 95 20 50 59 It was unwed by xfi Bhort, seronded by Hheury thak :Lblm mn:n:l: b.:d:uld. ‘and QE reeve Issue Oidcrs v Ti SR vee_Aurere a> B, . Yep. » gut‘:ir;‘“_._lm'm‘ e overseeing gravel contract, bls 2 i0 sobm Roset, plank ace o date: of 08 | mfogug ger ;;imfl;'.....' ";';0 54e "nd coien 21 NP ellvlnt._.ih * ze Tl&;ffflw oveling gravel, five Christian Bier, cleaning ditch on boundary line, Wellesiey aud Mornington, half pay........ Peter Chaimers, putting in new .l;:m- and flx&s culvert at 0 er‘s orch: re Welles ley and Mornington, balf pay. Eligh Playford, gravelling per conteagh....:...:1..1..1:.... 18 00 John Reidel, bal. gravel contract 11 75 A. B. Robertson, rep. road with Juambt;nedny rerasrucesennsne t 90 ames Dougherty, teaming, rep. two enlvertsun’d bonus to wire fence on boundary line, re Wellesliey and North Eastâ€" _ Wm. Fiachs, solderin ‘fiuu izsd irou on W, Hayes Wiw. Voisin, 10 loads gravel supâ€" Welluhlfl and North Eastâ€" hog‘e. lp.s( The Municipai World, supplies. John Bulmer, 55 loads gravel.. Peter F. Schuinmer, stamp and _ kupplyACCONNE.....â€"+::=.:+«:s Joell:..lp-_.nqi, 222} loads of gravel supplied to puthmasters p.h.p. 17 80 Alian Shoemaker & Co..pcog- crete uwerripn, h.p ........ _ 5 60 Hill & Rutz, plank ace. to date. .311 58 Alex. Urqubart, bal, of account 1 89 Uhas. Schmidt, binding 250~ _ woters‘ liste ...........+::â€":~: J. Kalbfleisch, printing per conâ€" tract, $72; extras, 2 1%........ Jacob Runstettler, rep. bridge Aud 1CANHNIIG.........â€"â€".1...+s Geo. Alles, erecting . raiting.... Conrad Necb, posts ............ Peter F. Schummer, selecting JUFOR® . 020 is mmsunccwers Cexkee N. S. Ball, selecting jurors...... Alex. Rennie, w J. E. ’l‘nomrmn, bonus to wire fence, $3.12; work on road, $4. \Vim. Huras, rep. broken axle .. Patrick Birmingham,curetaking _ tp. ball, $4; furnishing lights {1 Jno. C@impbell, rent for roadway Robt. Lint‘c‘, rep. Greenwood‘s Uridgo ; :.:. rsasre rcny en renines Philip Kau{man, cleauing ditch. Albert Gibbous, graveling per contract on boundary line. re Wellesley and Peel, and for s{:rending gravel, Wellesley George Bulmer, graveling and WOPk, it. D c22..+ carecasene rees \\‘m. Gies, timber and work, b.p B. Gies, spreading gravel, b. p.. T. Rafferty, ** ds John McCormick, pulting up PaHHS, h. P [.as cce ces reeices. \V. R Bell, burying sheep, 50¢; rep. culvert, 300 .............. Jobhn Clark, new culvert and $4; equalizing school No. 20,$3 John Hacket, spreading gravel Jacob Seifert, timber ard work. Hen:{ Neeb, 2 1ew calve rts, work an reg). bridge, $25.94; gravel, ISUS, §H ...... corrrs sarscsneas Henry Ballard, rep. bridge...... Robt. Ogram, rep. approach to DHidgo . :: ci2â€"cas0kâ€"c004 s in se C. N. Roth, tilling in gully.gradâ€" ing and graveling ........ .... 31 11 Thos Hacket, rep. culvert ...... 70 Dan Brennerman, gravel and rep. culvert, h.p.lllll..l...... 218 David HMerrgott. drawing. gradâ€" ing hill, building wall and WOFK ) ... .slvs es uienss cov.., 2l OB Dan McKay, blacksmith acct /. 19 50 . Y. Fisb, plank acct.......... 27 15 David McFadden, posts, scantâ€" _ linegs for railing and work .... Louis Allenson, gravel to pathâ€" masters rep. Culvert .......... Peter Berdux, gravel supplied to work on road, $6 ... ........ Peter Brenner, new culvert .... Louis L n{z, cleaning ditch .... Albert Proudlove, filling stone In GUIVEPb .... 60c sc al e ce er es Jacob Bricker,126 ft. pine plank. Wm. Martinson, rep. approach at Fowler bridge ...... ........ John Brubacher, 80 loads gravel Geo. Fink, 330 loads fnvel s John Adarm, 2 tew culverts and Â¥ork on PO#Q .;..........:e+s Moser & Bby, 31 loads grayel .. Geo. Harris. 06 loads gravel, h.p Mre. Fervris, 114 loads gravel, h.p Lemuel Powell, rep. road on _ graveling per contract........ Va‘entine Henry, cleaning ditch Albert Knight. selecting jurore, Michiel Meyer. ball reut for court of reviston.............. Chas. Grasser, raking and spreadâ€" ing gravel .......;...)...«rege }olumun Martiu, work on road, Siduoy Soyder, rep. culvort .... Jolun Melscher, 106 loads gravel. Jos, Aruold, 65 loads gravel ... . Jas. Fowler, rep. bridge ........ John Wiikinson, 85 loads gravel Geo. Forwell, ryp._gulvert. $1.50; Lown B# ......:iiscnrs ris+s Win. Stocke, 1184 loads gravel. Merrit Winn, cleaning ditch .. .. Henry Keil, work on road and 2 Carried. Winnipeg, Nec. 14.â€"J It was_movéd by Thos. Shoft, 86¢â€"| and E. H° Furnoch of " onded by W. J. Begys, that the r0â€"| F. W. Russell and A.. E port of the M.H.O. as now read b¢} arrested last night on received, adopted, and engrogsed in| #worn out by. Philip G. pathmasters and contractors. W, 0. Herzog, ba‘. sewer pipe Thos. Hillyard, gravel supplied to palhmuters&r.b.p i;.. +«;. 80 86 Andrew Piayford, putting in culvert, d‘gging dilch, rep. hill on side road, 14 days with team and two men, dr&winfi gravel, 1} days‘ shoveling grave with two on ................ 16 26 Joluin J u.tizi, gravei supplied to pitBhMi@UOI8...... ...c«. .....s 17 90 Carried. It was moved by H{. McCulloch, secâ€" onded by W. J. Beggs, that the folâ€" lowing account3 be settied, with iesued orders by the reeve, as follows, viz.: Alphons Fuetscb, rep. ecraper and mending bolt ............$ 1 45 WOLK ..clls cscxsrrs frurazauss Alex. McKay, rep. culvert ...... Gottlieb Schatlhorn,cleanirg out _ and mending bolt ...........0 Fred. Spies, for nails............ John Outman, rep. culvert and .. 33 91 18 0 | Geo. 15 21 74 12 18 32 13 00 13 50 1 24 1 51 2 15 20 00 25 On To 7 12 2 15 1 T 3 10 7 00 4 10 7 50 3 10 1 7 70 H un éll'.f,?ll ow in, Y.C., 1st Viceâ€" W. J. Kidd, . A. . in 2 ol Rt Hon. Sir watria Laurier, P.C., G.0.M.G., [Premier of Canada. on your hot air or hot water heating system by attaching our "style C." to stove pipe and utilâ€" ize waste heat now going up the chimâ€" rey. 878 â€" ___ StYie 600 0 0 "The Drum did splendid work, kept our far away drawing roonr sufficiently warm, using only heat that before went up the chimney and was lost. If it cost four times as much we would have it." Yours, GEo. SuttH, Smith Wool Stock Co., 29 Lake St., Toronto. & It was moved by W. J. Beggs, secâ€" onded by Thos, Short, that this counâ€" cil do now adjourn to meet again Friâ€" day, the 15th of December, at the township hall, Crosshill, at one p. m., sharp. Carried. ~ The closing meeting of the B.O0.H. will be held at 10.30 a.m., at Crossâ€" hill, on same day as the above meetâ€" ing. Prter® F. Scaurnarer, Township Clerk. Clerk‘s office, St. Clements, Dec. 7,‘99. pensation for one shecp killed by a dog or dogs, and that the reeve issue his order lor the same. â€" Carried. Moved by W. J. Beggs, seconded by H. McCulloch, that the sum of $6 be paid to Geo. Fleet, for one sheep killed by dog or dogs. Carried. It was moved by W. J. Beggs, secâ€" onded by Thos. Stort, that Byâ€"law No. 494, to appoint the place for holdâ€" ing the nomination of candidates for the offices of reeve and four counciliors for the year 1900, and to fix the pollâ€" ing places and also appoint a returning officer for each of the six polling subâ€" divisions in the township of Wellesley, aanowflllodln,borwg a third time and passed. Carried. Moved by Thos. Short, seconded by W. J. Beges, that byâ€"law â€"â€", to apâ€" point the place of holding the naminâ€" ation of cand:dates for the offices of one reeve and four counciliors for the year 1990, and to fix the polling places, and also to appoint a returning officer for each of the polling subâ€" divisions in the townsbip of Wellesley, be now read a first and second time. Carried, Durnan Dipped in the Bay. Toronto, Dcc. 14.â€"About _ noon hour on Tuesday as Eddic Durnan, the wellâ€"known sculler, was rowing from the Northern Elevator to the Island, his boat was overturned hy the ‘heavy gale, and ho was thrown into the water. He clung to the side of the boat and a gust of wind swept him and his craft > the shore. Durngn was drenched, buc otherwise was none the worse for his experience. It was moved by Thos. Short, secâ€" onded by H. McCulloch, that the sum of $25.00 be granted to the directors of the Wellesley Public Library, and that the reeve issue his order for the same. Carried. Winnipeg, Dec. 14.â€"James Hsoper and F. H. Furnoch of The Telegram, F. W. Russell and A.. H. Mlison wers arrested last night on a wartuot, aworn out by. Philip G. Garnot, «ho was last week charged with havins & USE DOBBIN‘S PATENT DOWN DRAUCHT DRUM The Dobbin Drum Co. Philip Garnot Gete Hack. ONTARIO MUTUAL LIFE Assurance Co. 3 Decaves or Great Procress . 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