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ze E BERLIN SEWER _ ~ COMMISSION G. Jackson Reâ€"elected Chairâ€", E man and H. Aleiter is E. Secretary. 1 REPORT OF ENGINEER _\ SALECY 7 The newly clected Sewerage Comâ€"| ission, â€" consisting . ol Messrs. .G. ekson, M. Dunham, E. Bticker, L. and Mayor Huber, _ met in léir committee room on °_ Tuesday ming and after guhscribing to the afion of office proceéeded to orâ€" Mige for the ensuing year. â€" Mr. G.,Jackson, who was chairman gt year, was reâ€"elected to ‘the posiâ€" bn, and owing to the ‘Town Clerk _fif iable to assume the duties â€" of ‘,’;;‘,S@ Was decided "to engage . Hentcy Aletter for the position. ‘It was decided to meet on‘ the first iesday of each month. he Towh Engineesr submittcd an “” ‘andâ€"valuable report . givâ€" ¢ m defailed description of Berlin‘s rerage system, from . which the wing excerpts are taken:â€" b thie Chairman and . Mctbers M deraige commissiont * _ 3A Rentlomen:â€"In prescating. my first ial report it occurs to ‘me that ) Commission should. besin‘podscsâ€" M of certain statistics |regurding )Â¥ tlous works under theiricharge. ive therefore colicctod @uch)dn‘orâ€" fon, as I . considered mdésssary, i the sources available, and! #ubâ€" ~ WM. n wDiita The : fe system now c6mpFises mf M ‘sewers of from 9 inches A8 inches in diameter. %nrk @onstruction was begun in 1891, OVERSHOES Men‘s Fine Jersey Cloth overshoos, waterproo{," woolâ€"lined and snow exâ€" eluders, best grade, one buclyc, sizes 6, 64, 1, 74 apd 8. Our regular $2.50 Leap Year Sale SATURDAY ~ * 1.00 Men‘s waterproo{ overshoes, heavy pure gum soles, warm wool lioed, sizâ€" es 6, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 13. Wean like iron. Our rogular prices $2.50. Leap YÂ¥ear Sale SATURDAY ‘he oxisting sewage works, . were hn in August 1904, and eo&aplehed November 1905. They conkist of, MW. concrete: | septic ks of 472,500 gallons :capadity: and 6 rtorageâ€"ta ~of the capa~ ;. soptic tanks. ;.« ! The horizontal. tur t i coice mae ite, f y »e to & LP. motor. The â€" by a 100 K.W. 3 os â€"alteri ..A 500 per Bewage Disposal Works Enginser Davis‘ Report. Rhe, 2t 1.59 44 : minute sludge pump is belted to one iul the motors. 1 (c) Fourteen acres of sand filter beds, divided into sixteen beds ol eleâ€" vation varying from 50 feet to ~75 feet above the bottom of the storage tank. The sewage flows from.the town to the septic tanks, overflowing â€" into the storage tanks. The storage tanks ure etoptied daily requiring from six to seven bours of pumping, the sewâ€" age is distrinutcd â€"over the filtermng arca, the beds being worked _ interâ€" mittently, taking one week to make the tour of the sixteen beds. â€" ud During the year of 1907, .to . all outward appearances, the plant work~ ed satisfaciorily, but no samples . of sewage were taken for analysis. The volume of sewage has, however, . inâ€" crea #d to a large extent as willyg be ishown later in this report. Conl‘m- able trouble has been experienced durâ€" ing 1906 and 1967 by the escape sof the filtered sewage into the natural depressions on neighboring . farms. An effort has been ,made to intercept the filtrate by means of under drains and carry it underground <to . the creek; this work has not been entireâ€" ly successful. § In September, 1907, the septic tanks were cleaned out after two and oneâ€" hald years‘ service,there was an averâ€" age depth of four feet of deposit which was pumped to bed No. 3 where it was dried in the sun and aftérwards raked off and burned. The total_amount of wet. studge ‘removed rfb'(lf,'fl;e tanks was 1,800 cubic yds. ‘The total number of gallons of sewage passed through the tanks during the oollectif.m ol 1,800 cubic yards . wet sludgé," was 527,400,000.« The deposit ‘s per milnw"agtlbi: ‘of sewâ€" ‘uef was therefore 305 cubic yards. â€" "thh ‘average number of gallons péf daÂ¥ "tor 1967 was 611,218. _ ~"* The"design of they entire sewage wofkés is bastd . on, Berlin expériâ€" f &ol Dr. Amyot,| Bactetiologist f ‘Provincial éu. d ‘of Health, Cettain recommendations were, ‘howâ€" ever, imade by Dr. Amyot regarding the pretiminary treatment of the facâ€" tory sewage which have not been carâ€" ried out in full, one of the . factory systems never having been constructâ€" ed, 1 would advise that â€" this plant be installed during the coming season and that the »ther ‘p:l.v‘.h‘lzm be inspected regulatly thai their proper shd continuous operation > be mox miile ts ghfict ot, porsponitg as 9 € postponing as ancote momn ho â€" s, as there is no doubt that Areated ‘into the sewers will add to "the work to be performed : by. the BV ty ge 49 k e 2 . .4 . {Â¥i? + x * Ed : ¢ k. & P id w g me o. W TX Ne es l % y j & id § esd l l Women‘s button 3 buckle oversho>s, fine Jersey Cloth, waterproof, best quality, sizes 3 and 4 and 1 pr size 8. Our regular price $2.35 and 2.50 Leap\Year â€" Shoe Sale, SATURDAY Men‘s ‘ne â€" bucklé waterproo{! ozerâ€" shoes, sizes 6 and 7 and 1,pair size 12 regular. 1.75.â€" Leapt Year Shoe Sale SATURDAY at ZIEGLER‘S yÂ¥ 1.59 Disposal Works. Sewers Constructed in 1907. Wilmot, Charles to Walnut, $2,684.56 Eby, King to AlmMa ..«.,........... 17942 King, Cedar to Hallman‘s ...... 709.51 Theresa, Wilmot to P.& B.Ry. 644.17 Krug, Troy to Samuel ......... 275.80 Cameron, Elgin to Weber ...... 510.170 Gordon, Clarence and Lancasâ€" College, > Abrens. to ;Weber ...-.,ig Samuel, Chapel to ‘Brubacher Pequegnat, Kaiser to trunk sewâ€" ter, Gordon to Mansion ...... Louisa, Ahrens to Margaret ... Louis&, Edward to near Weber PAQE se e ce c cely vvvervegece n rdemen en SW ePR Osk and Linden, Linder to Wilâ€" © mot, Oakâ€"to Michael ............ 966.24 Courtland, trunk sewer mear _ , 3 BEREON: ::â€"....s: esicss s4.4 404 13008â€"00 Frank‘s lane at foot of Water Sb 2.ccinew" cacchiute simwiscate ~106.97 On Eby St. ard Courtland _ Ave. the cellar drain was dispensed with. ‘The West Ward Trunk Sewer was constructed during the year, Tenâ€" ders were advertised for, the work was examined by several contractors, but no tenders were received, .the workh was in consequence executed by day‘s labor. The sewer,is 2,001 feet long, 12 in. in diameter with cellar drain 9 in. im diameter. * t Total tost ....... Estimated cost It the work could have beem postâ€" ponâ€"d till midsummer, a saving . of several hundred dollars would certainâ€" ty have been effected, asâ€" much wet quicksand was met with. Frc In addition to the above wotk the following statement shows C mates for the year on Account and the sum actually expen ¢d. t Estimate Expenditure Sewage farm ,.....$3,140,00 â€" $2,952.00 Sewer conmections In explanation of the .apparertly terview the Solicitor regarding . the low estimate for _sewetr donnection§ poilection of tha rent owihg : for. the and repairs, I would refer you to th6/ose of the old fatm. amount expended on this account #8 _ ;p, Chief of the Firo Department 1906 which was $1,855.11.. Instead, wi1 ho paid $5,00 for the services of however, of this account beimg (1¢8% tn» firnmen taking care of hose used than in 1906, the extraordinary n¥®â€""for fughing < ber‘ of 212 sewoer connections . were “mw_u“m rzammm-msm uP +9 sh mid: be in at the residence the stated.. of the flws & W“M. 1 'h-l% . be called for the rent» â€" WM. MAHLON DAVIS;, â€" in« of the old sewage fatm for 1908. Average cost per: foot and repairs $1,700.00 â€" $3,003.88 Men‘s white pure wool. felts, seamâ€" less for: heavy rubbers, sizes 6, 7, & 8. regular $1.35. ‘Leap. Year Shoe Sale SATURDAY. ~= _ 9 pair boys‘ °3 eyelet Kant Krack rubbers, rolled edge, and hecls, solid pure gum soles, all sizes 1. to 5 our regular best $1.95 quality reduced at Ziegler‘s _ Leap‘ Year Sale SATUR PAY .. wa‘ y $10,502.82 nixss $1,04 $5,314.19 . €,611.23 330,03 "x‘;;”fit 913.42 635.16 431.91 ' (.\ No Mn EY | Mrs. T. Osborn, Norton Mills, Vt., writes: _ ‘"I do not think enough can be said in praise of Baby‘s OWn Tablets. Iâ€"am satisfied that dur baâ€"| by would not have been alive _ to7 1 day if :it had not, been for the Tab: tets, as he was so weak, â€" and > sich _ that) he took no .notice of anything. |In this condition I gave him ‘the Tabâ€" lets and _ they‘ have made him . a b{ghtâ€"eyed, laughing paby, the pride of our hame. He is one year _ old, lhu nine teeth, and is now as well as any baby can be. He sits and plays ‘nearly all the time and lets me â€"do my work without worry. 1 would | bave hcalithy, happy. babies." Th: say to all mothers wha have . sick [leg as I did mine, and you . will babies, give them Baby‘s Own Tabâ€" |Tablets will oure all the minor _ ailâ€" ments jof little ones and are abso. .lutely . safe. Sold by all medicine | deaters or by mail at 25 cents | a box from the Dr. William‘s Medicine |Co., Brockvilie, Ont. BABY‘S OWN TABLETS _ §SAVE A LITTLE LIFE S e A de c â€" 4 uk The formal opcning of the Brantâ€" ford & Hamilton electric railroad in Brantford will take platée on May 24. The line is practically completed and the finishing touches willâ€"be<put on in the carly spring by which > time the (ntratice to Brantford, and â€" the terminus at Cock§hutt bridge will be ready for the public. The. formal opening will be marked by a demonâ€" stration in honor of / the event. The radial will establish connections with *the stcamship Turbiba, from Mamilâ€" ton to Toronto. It is said that, the Bnintford and Hamilton road has one of the finest roadibeds in the country Tot a radial line. _ _‘ . RADIAL ROAD INAUGURAL The Commission decided . to have the Engineer‘s report printed . in pamphiet form. Accounts were passed amounting to $10.50. _ a { . vny 4 The Chairman was instructed to inâ€" terview tha Solicitor regarding . the tollection of tha rent owihg : for . the ‘use of the old fatm. 1 Th: â€"Chit of the Firs Department will he paid $5,00 for the services of the firemen taking care of hose used for Aughing purposes. . wb : The Board adjourned at 10 pm 17 pair Hurry for <these best Bug} *‘Kant‘ Krack‘" tubbers, high~ ~ two buckle, best roles, rolled edges. and heels reduced toâ€"clear out every pair glr resular price $2.25) at Zieglet‘s SATURDAY. .du pair Boys* pure ,Gum one buck}e, ndot â€" damaged, regularâ€"price $1.15 «at Ziegler‘s SATUBDAY t m0ke S \9 E‘ ‘i '.‘;* : 15 pr. Men‘s three eyelet lace rubbets duck "Kant Krack" uppers, pure gum heavy soles, all sizes 6 to 13, reguâ€" lar $2.50, reduced at Zieglet‘s Leap Yeat Shoe Sale SATURDAY, : + t . es +4 l 079 9. pair allcwe have Mcn‘s puré gum Maple Leat rubbers; lace three cyelets heavy solés; and hecls, best quality, our ° regular: $2 goods, reduced . at is o "F P Oe â€" PR Je es *k s wON BY SCORE OF 9 T01 BERLIN "PROS": _ BADLY BEATEN Toronto _ Septette Oufpla%ed Local Team of Homebrews Tuesday Evening. Toronto Berlin Brantford Guelph Toronto described circles and a varâ€" lety â€" of other . geometrical figures round and _ about the Dutchmen in last night‘s pro. hockey match at the Auditorium. / They put the lid: on: the Dutch pretty securety ‘using ning long spikes and Barlinens have wakehed up to the fact that after all the Dutch men are only second best in the leaâ€" gue. There is only a bare possibiliâ€" ty of Berlin still Bay ng a lo0kâ€"in for th> opportvrity of going after the Stanley Cup, but as it means that both â€" Guelgt . andâ€" Brantfordâ€"would have to trim Toropto it may as well be called an impossibility and have fone with it. * 4 Berlin has three more games to play â€"one with Guelph here, th»s _ game with Brantford to be: feplayed in Guelph besides , an t game in Brantford and the , best‘ Berliners.can hope for, is that the Dutchmen will fa‘sh with more wins than losscs. â€" Last night‘s a:\‘e was the poorest exhibition the inets have _ given ;m. season .but their opponents were in fine fettle every man of : them doing great work with Ridpath ~the shining light." f * ul The visitors: started scoring eatrly in the game, Motrison notting the fitnt . after only a couple minutes‘ play sn1 closely following this, â€" Merâ€" cer skated a bigcircle round (he Dérâ€" lin forwards, starting from his posi« tion on right boards and fnally. ondâ€" W'N other side â€" from rmx,lu the puc!, and . without any ofâ€" Tort being made to stop 16, the rubbe . rta\ into tbe':t:.{‘of Clom A When â€" a thi came upon this ‘the home â€" boys. "‘1: tb go completely up in the air,while ititurs ‘eemed to get better and Pro. Lcague Standing T VR 3 14 Won. ‘Lost play 5 pair, hutry along, Me#"# one puckle rubbers,» pure gum, Good quality, sizâ€" es 6, 7, 11, 12, regular $1.75, reduced at Zieglet‘s . Leap<Year Shoe Sale, BATURDA Y * : :4 TB0 Ziegler‘s * Leap Year Shoo Sale SAâ€" TURDAY X & Es 149 5 pair men‘s heavy duch rubbers, never break uppers, with solid heels, male to fit over felts, sizes 6, 7, and 0. A barkain: if you hunry, our reâ€" gular $2.75 best quality SATURDAY 8 pair . men‘s two buckle, "Kant Krack‘‘ rubbers, heavy rolled edge and heely, pure guth solcs, real heavy sotâ€" id heel, sizes 6,.7,8, and 12 â€"best Enl- ity regular, pritoi $$.90/ All"we Rave left.going at Ziégler‘s SATVRDAY > To better all the time until<finally they had piled seven to Berlin‘s goose.egg. Then Knell got away with a nice fush and succteded in beating Tyner, for . the: only Dutch goal of ti» game, the half. ending 7â€"1. : This goal of _ Berlin‘s turned (h31 tide .and with the opening of, thr setond halt Berlin had the better of the argument for: a time but couldn‘t solve the Toronto defence and _ then Gross and Conbeau, who had been af= fet, cach other. all ‘evening,| mixed it up again both being ruled off. With Gross away Toronto forwards . go through twice within a minute. mak« ing the standing: Toronto 9 Berlin 1. This ended the scoring. The: . rest of the game was simply a case of prolonging the agony for all chance of _ catching up~ was gone. Berlia. souldn‘t even score ~another. , This game > was fougher than any of the others this ‘season and the Torontos â€" were» the worsb offendérs, particularly Corbeau and Young. Reâ€" ‘cree _ Hamiltom, of ‘Gue‘ph, handed ut sixtceen penalties of which _ ten were imposed on Toronto players. About 2500 people were present exâ€" pecting to see "the game of the season‘‘ many being.from Gait, Presâ€" ton, Elmira and â€" other surround‘ng tiowns, besides a»delegation of "goodâ€" ly size from Toronto. , The teanis wereâ€" * Torontoâ€"Tyner, (goal; .‘ Corkeau, point; Young, cover; Morrison, reter; Lalonde, céntre; Ridpath, left Merâ€" ‘er, right. C _ > â€" Second hallâ€"Conpcau 5 mins., Knell |next year. The 5 ming., Gross 3 mins:, Lalomde. ~3[h,ve béen mad mins., Mercer 3 mins. tatt that the as ‘The general opinion s¢emsg to :~ be]been complied that the Berlin team,â€"most ol whom{tion of "the cit have been playing bogetherâ€" for . Boatd . of ~Cofft: past cight years, nave about â€"worn} nnsutnpamee thomselves out but it does not do to| Kathleen Bax Criticize them too severely oven â€" if‘fs dead ot. blo they did roake an exhibition of themâ€"}from a scratch 2.15 Morrison, 1.30. Morrison4.00. Young, 8.00, Mortison, ~3.00 2 25 18 pair left that‘s all of our Men‘s. .. i‘ y eann o | 1 r â€"a 15. m a Our very best, ::*SM ers ‘te~ . ./ duced ‘at Ziegler‘s: SATURDAY \“f' 1Â¥ pair of our men‘s ‘"Kant Krach « |â€" rubbers, pure gum solte; Wigh, c¢all ~| zen, 6" to 13. regular price $8.88, te , | duced" at Zleglér'n'SAfUfiDr.Y C *?‘é"l 8 pairâ€"Boys‘ solid beeled, est Maple Lcaf rubber: Boots, + Finished, â€" all â€" sizes 1 to 5 1 7 they _ last, â€" regular" $3.50 _‘ reat Boys‘ Boots pure gum rubber, at Pilg» gler‘s SATURDAY * i 5 pair â€" youths‘ pure. ‘lg “g Boots, sizes 11, .. 12 and 13. lined all through, ‘regular‘ $2; LZiegletr‘s smugm,v Eo. 9 w 6 4 it & nc ‘ P'--"‘»r selves. : The team has a record ‘i proud of. For five seasoms ,2 sion they won the W.0.H.A. chim ship. and . they {ast hoekey. that ald uquem‘r ponta. . _T gram mam to the contrary AQbAW standing. Then. they went Into,. finals in the O.H.A, intermedinte ies and . the following year .Cloanis everything â€" in: sight . by â€" winnii@» . O.H.A. genior . championship, â€" . B \pmveneed from duplicating â€" the / t by being put out ofâ€" the runaifig, the O.F.A. executive. Howevet, famous Dutchmen may not B5‘ cuics‘‘ yet and there are. a B :‘ supporters _ .. who think that amo chance â€" at the Torontos would e a different story and ate g: home and home exhibition garmes LINIMENT a very superiot . article, . and â€" we use it asa st» fi)* sore throat and chest. ‘When J‘ . tell .. you I would not be without it if the ./ price was one dollar a bottle,, n o. it. +5 e o (Ottawa Free Press.) . «. ; Snow cleaning is an expensive. f no less‘a sum than $18,000; MaÂ¥ been set apart, which, with . a. deâ€" ficit of u.olz']wt yeat, nolq«g 018 in all, ~Ottaws has a big m‘ tion to keep up in the: matter . of Siow cleaning, :rd indeed it is pro= Â¥erbial that m:.&t[.h Cl.ll::l‘! §3 any way appr the capi . thris mospect. In addition to the geseral public convenience being well fit‘: the removal of the seasonable. Meâ€" Tent provides no little work for Miin~ dreds who imight otherwise be neme, ployed, so that, _ all round, no. Tat will ‘be found. with this year‘s appto« priation. . It is however, practically certain that the snow tax, which wa® previously â€" imposed on the frontag® principle asin‘ the case ‘of sB sprinkling, _ ~will be‘again introdugh Nave béen made now ‘but [B§ / beon Sonighes" when .tnc_recahen Mon of "the citf ~engineet reached %J Hoatd â€" of ho i Â¥ ‘v.";f 44 Kathlcen Baxtor, age §, dmfi deid ofâ€" blood: poisoning x Yours â€" truly, k CHAS. F. TILTON SNOW CLEANING $ ¢ 27 22749 â€" 1.69â€"â€" t Wis 4/ # Â¥c44 .\ E