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 MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS 
 
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 Jfllinicip€il Gobncil 
 
 OF THE UNITED COUNTIES OF 
 
 STORMONT, DUNDAS AND GLENGARRY 
 
 3anuai»2, 3^^^ ^ind ©elfober Sessions, 1890. 
 
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 GEORGE KERR, Esq., Warden. 
 ADRIAN I. MACDONELL, Esq., Clerk. 
 
 CORNWALL, ONT. : 
 
 Standard Sikam Printinu; Housk. 
 
 1890. 
 
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Officers /Ippointcd blj the GoiUncil 
 
 FOR 1890. 
 
 GEOUGK KEUU, J:S(i., Waudkn, FaiTan's Point, Ont. 
 
 C. J. MATTICE, ESli., TUKASURKit, Cornwall, Ont. 
 
 HENRY E. CAllPENTER, ESti,., Cr.KUiv, Cornwall, Out. 
 
 MESKllS. A. J. Mcdonald, Cornwall, Om., and A. H. rLIMSOLL. Montreal, Aomrons. 
 
 DAVID R. BROWN, ESQ., Engineek, Cornwall. Ont. 
 
 JAMES ERASER, ESQ., ^ Mkmbkbs oi' } Loch Garry, Ont. 
 
 ADAM IIARKNESS, r-;S(i., ( BoAUi. OK AUDIT. ^ Iroquois. Ont. 
 
 !•;. A. GltAVEIiEY, ESQ., GAOi. PHYSICIAN, Cornwall, Ont. 
 
 AIJiAN CAMERON, ESQ., Cauktakkk, Cornwall. Ont. 
 
 DCNCAN McMARTIN.Mksskncjkr, Corn wall, Ont. 
 
 TRUSTEES OF HIGH SCHOOLS; INSPECTORS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS 
 AND SUB-TREASURERS OF SCHOOL MONEYS, 1890. 
 
 Triis/crs of Dislrirl \i>. 1, Milli(iuistiHrn-.h>\\i\ Ross anil Simon Frasor (m room ot Ewen 
 Dingwall, reHitjned), appointed 1888 ; Alexander Kalknor and D. .1. McLennan, nppolnted 1885) ; 
 .ind (5. II. McGillivray and John II. McDonald, appointed 18i)0. 
 
 J'ru.strrs of lUstrirt Xo. 2, A/cnniilnd-- V. li. MoIiCnnaii, appointed '1888; D. J. McMartln, 
 appointed lS8i>; and Jolm A. McDoiigall, appointed 18i)0. 
 
 'rrustct'fi of Di.slrii-i x,,. ,'{, r/oi/nra//— James Sntherland, appointed ISSvS; .Tames Dlnswall, 
 appointed 1889 ; and John.Kennett, iippointed 18iH). 
 
 Tiitslrrs of Di.slrirl Xo. 4, Morrishiirtfli-'M- Williard, appointed 1888; L. J. Sellcclc, ap- 
 pointed 188!) ; and William wiiittaker, appointed 1891). 
 
 Trustees of District \o. 5, Iroqtwis—A. B, Carman, aiipolnted 1888; William Whlttaker, 
 appointed 1880; and John llarkness, appointed 1890. 
 
 Iiisiwctors of Piiljliv, ,S'(/i(.o/.s— Alexander MctNaughton, Esq., Storniont, Cornwall. Ont.; 
 Arthur Brown, Es(i., Dunilas, Morrishurgli, Ont.; Donald McDiarmid, Esq., Glengarry, 
 Athol.Ont. 
 
 Coanlji K.mmiiurs -Messrs. MoNau^hton, Carman, Brown and MoDlarmid. , 
 
 Siib-Tri'(isiiri-r <>/ Srhool Moixcjis-V.. J. Matiice, Ifeci., Cornwall, < )nl. 
 
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 RULES >fiND» REG 
 
 — OF THE — 
 
 COUNCIL OF TIIK COIlPOUATrON 
 
 — OF THE — 
 
 United CoLiniiesorStormoni.DLindasaiidGlenpTy 
 
 As Ri:\isi;i) and AdoI'I i:i) va iiii'. CorNcii., Ocioniiu, i886. 
 
 NcctiiiK^ AiKl AdionriinionlN of III o Council. 
 
 1. The Council .shall moot at, 10 o'clock in the foronoon. at the Court ii'is of mcit- 
 llouso, Cornwall, unlesti otherwise especially provided ; and if at the time !•>« 'i"*i 'I'l- 
 appointed there be no (luornni, the Warden, or the Cluiirmaji appointed i,i.i<>i""»i''>'- 
 liis absence, may take the chair ar.d adjourn with the consent of the ma- 
 jority then present. 
 
 L'. When the Council adjourns, the members shall keep their (seats Whcii nicinb- 
 until the Warden or Chairman leaves the chair. sohIs." " 
 
 o. Whenever tiio Warden or Chairman is obli,ired to adjourn the 
 
 Council for want of a ((uoruiii, the hour at which such adjournment is Wlic'j "'"'"■'^ 
 made, and the names of the members then i)resent, shall be inserted in the |i,',\v!k '" 
 
 minutes of tlie Council. 
 
 •1. When a (luorum is present, the Warden or Chairmari shall take the Aiipeaiiince 
 chair and call the members to order. The roll shall then be called. "f *i 'i»<>i'iini. 
 
 MluutVfi. 
 
 5. Immediately after the Warden or Chairman shall have taken tlie Minnies to ix; 
 chair, the minutes of the [)recodin<r day shall be read by the clerk. Any ''*'"•"'■ 
 error or oraitision in the minutes sliali then be corrected by the Council. 
 
 All the reports, Uy-laws and memorials adopted by the Council shall wir'u reports 
 
 bo printed in the appendix to the minutes. &c..tobepriii- 
 
 ' " ... . oil in lioUy ot 
 
 Warden. minutes. 
 
 (J. In the eleciion of ^^'arden, the names of the candidates shall be-piie Election 
 placed in the hands of the Clerk immediately after the members shall have of Warden, 
 taken their seats, and in case of more than one candidate beinj; proposed, 
 then tlie Clerk shall name two scrutineer^ from the members present, and 
 shall proceed to take the vote l)y ballot. He shall check the vote after be- 
 ing counted by the scrutineers, and shall declare the number of votes cast 
 for each candidate; he shall continue the ballot— droppintz the iia.ne of the 
 candidate having the letist number of votes — until a majority of the mem- 
 bers present has been obtained for one of the candidates, when he shall de- 
 clare the candidate who basso obtained said majority duly elected. In case 
 of a tie the question shall be decided as provided by 4(1 Vic.,Ciiap.l>S, Sec.1'25. 
 
 7. The Warden or Chairman shall prtse»'ve order, and decide ques- urder, Ac. 
 lions of order, subject to an apiwal to the Council. 
 
 8. When the Warden or Cliairman is called uj^ion to explain a point Points oi Or- 
 of order or practice, he is to state the rule applicable to the case without ^^^'< '^'^• 
 argument or comment, and when objection is taken to the rulinir of the 
 
 Warden or Chairman, members may discuss the point of order before the 
 vote is taken. 
 
 9. In case the A\'arden shall not be in attendance the Clerk shall When chair- 
 call the meeting to order until a Chairman be chosen, who shall preside '""^"^'^^ ^" ^® 
 until tlie arrival of the Warden. If the Warden or Chairman desire to ^ ^°^^^^' 
 leave the chair for the purptose of taking part in the debate, or otherwise, 
 
 he shall annoint one of the members of Council to till his "lace urtil he re- 
 sumes the chair. 
 
(liiostlon. 
 
 IMcinbers cull- 
 ed to Older. 
 
 incinbcrN N|>rnklii|f. 
 
 Id. Kvory membor, previous to liis siv^ikiny to a (luostioii, shall rlwo 
 'Vvrn r.r iiiori- sud aiUlress the chair. , ^ „ . 
 
 ii.cmbi r" lis- 1 1. If two or more lueinhers rise at om;e, the W anleii, or ( hainuan, 
 in«. shall name the inetnhor who is thHt to speak. 
 
 bers*'"Vna'y'rlot ^-- Kvery niomber j.rosenl, when a <iiie.stion \h put in Council, shall 
 voti.. ' vote thereon, unless the Council nhall excuse hiin. 
 
 Order when . Hi. When the Warden or Chairman i.s puttiuj,' a question, no lueniber 
 'WotM.n''' '^shall walk out of, or acrosa, the Council chamber; nor when a member is 
 
 speakiny shall any other member hold discourse to interrupt him, except 
 
 to order, nor pass between him and the Cluiir. 
 
 14. A member called to order shall sit down, uuless permitted to ex- 
 plain, and the Council, il" appealed to, shall decide on the case, but wilhout 
 debate ; if there be no api)eal the decision of the Chair shall be submitted to. 
 
 15. No member shall speak beside the (|Uostion in debate. 
 Memb'rsmay K). Any member may, of rij;ht, rotpiire the (piestion or motion to be 
 request wio- read for his information at anv time ot the debate, but not so as to inter- 
 tlon to be read ^.^^^^ ^ member spoakiiiK. 
 
 Limiiiiilon of 17. No member, other than the one proposing; a (luestion or motion 
 lijiht of speak (^ho shall be permitted to reply,) shall speak more than cmce on the same 
 '""• (juostion, without leave of the Council, except in explanation of a material 
 
 part of his speech, which must be void of improjier personalities. 
 
 HtruiiKcrM. 
 18. No stran-?er shall be admitted within the bar of the Coun(;il 
 without permission from the Warden or Chairman. 
 
 HulvN or tlic Council. 
 llulesinCom- |(). The rules of the Council shall be observed in a Committee of the 
 AVhok' "' ^"'' whole Council, excepting the rules limiting: the number of times of speak- 
 ing, and of takii)«: yeas and nays, and the rule re(iuirin<,' that motions 
 shall be written and so( ended. 
 
 niviNioiiN of tli« 4'oiincil. 
 When names .,(, yp^jj j^ Jivision of the Council, the names of those who vote for, 
 lui.erecofueu^^^^^j ^^ thoso wlio vote against the question, shall be entared upon the 
 minutes, if any member require it. 
 
 MotiOIIN alKl 4tlll'NliOIIH. 
 
 Motion to ad- i.)|. A motion to adjourn the Council shall always be in order, except 
 
 jonin. when a vote is being taken. 
 
 Motion to L'2. In committee, a hiOtion that the Chairman leave the chair sbail 
 
 leave thealways be in order, and shall take the place of any other motion without 
 
 ehair iuCom-.,„u„;^ 
 
 inittee. 
 
 What m 
 
 tious need not 
 
 'J!>. 
 
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 Strnngcrs. 
 
 debate. 
 
 o- 2'.]. No motion, except for adjournment, forgoing into Committee ol 
 'Ot the whole on B\ -Laws or Keports, or for receiving Reports and Tetiiions 
 be in writing, ^j^^jj ^^ jebated or put, unless the same be in writing, and seconded. 
 Motions not 24. After a motion has been read by the Warden or Chairman, it 
 to be with- ^1,^11 be deemed to be in possession of the Council; but may be withdrawn 
 '.lliweave.'"'" at any time before decision or amendment, with permission oi iho 
 Council. . , ,, , ■ , 
 
 25. AVhen a question is under debate no motion shall be received, 
 
 ^ss to amend it, or commit it, or to postpone it to a certain day, or 
 
 "'■ for the previous question, or to lay it on the table, or for adjournment. 
 Tiie previous 2(i. The previous question, until it is decided, shall preclude all 
 question. amendment and debate of the main question ; and shall be in the tollow- 
 
 ing words, "Shall the main motion be now put?" 
 Motion for 27. A motion for commitment, until it is decided, shall preclude all 
 tipmmitment. amendment to the main (luestion. 
 
 Orderofuues- -^ All questions, whether in Council or (Committee, shall be j)ut in 
 lions. • ' the order thev are moved, except in filling up blanks •, the shortest time 
 and the lowest sum shall bo ptit first, and amendments shall take pre, 
 «;edence of original motions. 
 
 Motions jn 
 
 q u e s t io n s unless 
 
 under debute 
 
 > which 01 
 
 I by a mo 
 
 j onler of 
 
 1 :;4. : 
 
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 \ Law has 
 
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 same vvii 
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 40. ] 
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 sonted u 
 member 
 thereon t 
 and sign 
 the (!lerl 
 which cii 
 
 41. : 
 second d 
 the Coui 
 
, hIihII riHo 
 
 Chairiuan, 
 
 unci I, shall 
 
 lo iiHiinhor 
 member is 
 lim, except 
 
 ttotl to ex- 
 ,)tit vvilh())it 
 ibmitt««l to. 
 
 otion to be 
 as to inter- 
 
 L or motion 
 ontlie sail 10 
 (■ a malorial 
 
 18. 
 
 Llio Comicii 
 
 iiitteo ol' tiio 
 les ofsjieak- 
 lat motions 
 
 kiio vote for, 
 id upon tiie 
 
 rder, except 
 
 chair shall 
 ion without 
 
 ommittoe of 
 k1 Telitions 
 (conded. 
 .'hairman, it 
 } withdrawn 
 ision of ihii 
 
 bo received, 
 ain day, or 
 urnment. 
 preclude all 
 . the tbllow- 
 
 prednde all 
 
 ill be put in 
 h or test time 
 all take pro^ 
 
 ' 
 
 ii!>. No njotion having,' a preamble shall bo admitted by lliis Council ; N" niotiou t«> 
 but rosoliil ions may have preambles. ^i.ivoupri'iun- 
 
 150. Kvery motion when seconded must be received and rea<n)y the iiuooption of 
 Warden or Chairman In Council, except in cases otherwise provided for ""»""'''* ,^'"'" 
 in the rules. .secn.led. 
 
 .".1. It sliall be the duty of the Warden or Chairman in Council, when- Motions con- 
 ever ho shall conceive thai a motioii which he has receive*! and read, is •^'""''y ^** ruicN. 
 contrary to the rules of the Council, to apprise the CouucmI thereof, im- 
 mediately before the ((uestion on such motion is put, and to all the rules 
 applicable to the case. 
 
 :>L*. \o motion for a tyrant of money, the discharj^e of any ajtecial Motions re- 
 committee, or for the appointment or dismissal of any olUcer, or for the '|'''.V"" ,.'*.V " 
 introduction of any charue aizainat an ollicer of the County, shall be made ' "* "^ "" ^^' 
 until after one day's notice tiieroof has been {»iven; except upon the 
 recommendation of a standinjj; committee. 
 
 Ily-r»\v<4- 
 
 .'{;}. Every By-Law shall be introduced by a motion for leav(s of Modeoiintro- 
 which one day's notice shall be ;;iven, spocifyinj^ the title of Uw bill, or ''"'^'"»' 
 by a motion to ai)point a Committee to prepare and briny it in, or by 
 order of the (buncil on the report of a Committee. 
 
 ;;4. No Hv-Law shall be committed or amended until it shall have Two ruadinifs 
 been twice road. m'itmont''"'"' 
 
 ;;."). All amendments made in Committee shall be reported to the Amendmonts 
 Council by the Chairman standini; in his place. After report, and the 15y- reported by 
 Jiaw has been read a third time, it shall be subject to a debate and amend- •-'"'"•nittoo. 
 ment in ( 'ouncil before the question to pass, sign and seal shall be decided. 
 
 ItvniliiiKS. 
 
 30. Every By-Law shall receive three several readings, previous toTiwce r<!id- 
 its being passed, which readings may be on the same day, unless objected ingsondiiier- 
 lo by three or more members present. em days. 
 
 o7. \\'\nm a By-Law is road in the Council, the Clerk shall certify the Clerk to cer- 
 readings and the time on the back. "^"y »'<'«'>i»S«- 
 
 MS. By-ljaws committed to a (Jommittee of the whole Council siiall To be read in 
 first be read throughout by either the (Merk or the Chairman, and then do- n"e^\Vole" ^' 
 bated by clauses, leaving the preamble and the title to be last considered. 
 
 ;'.!). When a By-J/aw i)asses tlie Council, the Clerk shall certify the Wiiou ptissed 
 same vviili the date thereof at the foot of the By-Law, and sliall be signed ^^j ^l\f ij^"ccr'- 
 by the Warden and Clerk and have tlio Seal of the Corporation attached tiflod. 
 thereto- i*cti(i»iiN. 
 
 40. Petitions, memorials and other papers addressed to the Council How present- 
 shall be jHesented by a member in his place, who sliall be answerable to «^*l- 
 the CouiHjil that they do not contain improper or impertinent matter. 
 Every i)elition. remonstrance, or written application intended to be pre- 
 sented to the Council may be delivered to any member thereof, and the To bo exam- 
 member to whom it shall ho given shail examine the same, and iiidorse J/y'j.'^j.j'"^^ *'"" 
 thereon the name of the appli(!ant, and the substance of such application * 
 
 and sign his own name thereto, which endorsement only shall be read by to be^'relid'^or 
 the (!lerk, unless a member shall require the reading of the paper, in the peiitio'n if 
 which case the whole shall be read required. 
 
 4L No petition or account shall bo received by this Council after the 
 second day of each meeting, unless it shall arise out of any matter before 
 the Council. 
 
 PHiicrH Ijiiid Before the Council— Form ol' KeadinK' 
 
 42. I'apers laid before the Council, or referred to a Committee for their Papers ad- 
 consideration, are of right to be read once by the Clerk or Chairman at the pressed to the 
 table ; but when once read to the Council or Comraitttie they are then like read"''by the 
 every other paper that belongs to the Council, to be moved for to be read. Clerk. ' 
 
 and if objected to, to bo decidoil l>y taking the scnso of the Council or Com- 
 HlHtee. 
 
4 
 
 Cotuiiiltli'i' 
 (lie wlioh'. 
 
 Motion li> i'l!>( 
 mill r»'|n>rt. 
 
 t'oiiiiilillrfN. 
 
 ,,f i;;, ill liiniiint; u (uinuiittoo of llin wliolu CimiiumI, Uio Wunloii ur 
 
 Cliuinnaii hIirII Uuivo the i-liiiir, imtl shall, holore luaviii« the sauio, u|»|)oint 
 u CliairmuiJ tu jjresitlo, who whiill hjivo the same aiitliority in tlio chiiir or 
 tlie ("oimuittiM! as till! Wanlon in tiio i-hair of tho Council, ami in othor 
 ( oiuniitteeH tlio ('liaiinian hIiuII havo tho ^ulllo authority. 
 
 •14. On motion in Conunilteo to rise aiitl n'lxjrt, tho (juestion shall ho 
 (ItH'idcd without dohate. 
 
 -|.'>. When in ( oniniitttH! of tho wlmln a motion to rise has beon put 
 and carried, before Miiy (lelinite atJtion lias l)i'»ui taken in rospeiit to tho 
 matter under cunNideration, tho subject referred to tho Coinniitteo shall bo 
 considered to be disposed of in tho nopitive 
 
 U;. When a nienduT inlriKliiceH a by-law, jietition or Uiotion.upon any 
 
 Slic 
 
 JAN 
 
 Corpor 
 Storrr 
 
 ln« in ••■ ^„i,ju(t, and tho same is referred to a special ( oiiunittee, tho uiouiber in- 
 uhil ('oiii'- trod uciiitt the by-law, petition or UK.lion, .shall be one of the Committee 
 
 MunibtTs 
 ffirl 
 I I () 
 
 Spec.., - .. . . , 
 
 iiiitlei; to bo without beinir named by the (ouncil. 
 
 ">»*'• -17. A majority of any Committee may i)roceod to business. 
 
 NtundiiiK' <'oiii;iiilt««!N. 
 4S. Jn the lirst Session of the Council in each and every year, standiim 
 
 Mti|oiHy i»r 
 Comtnllteo to 
 I'orin u tiuor 
 
 uin. 
 
 I. 
 5. 
 
 <; 
 
 7. 
 
 committees, to consist ot not less than seven members each, besides the 
 Warden, shall be ai)poinled to the f.dlowinjr puri)OHOS, viz. : 
 1. I'lducation. 
 
 •J. Finance and Assessment. 
 ;;. County I'roperty. 
 Koads and Dridjzes. 
 Kciuali/ation of As.se8sment. 
 Priutint;. 
 .. Communications. 
 
 All I)o(;umentH relating,' to those subjects shall bo severally reforroil, 
 unless referred to a Snf-cial Committee. 
 
 11'. Tho se\eral Commiiteos on Kihication, County l'r.)|)erty anrl Koads 
 and bridges t^hall meet the Second day of eacdi Session of Council at 
 !) o'clo(;k a. m., and those on Finance and Assessment, and Trinting and 
 Communications, at "J o'clock p.m. 
 
 .")(). Tlio Comniittee on l']i|i'rtli/aficn shall consist of tho Reeves ot the 
 several .Municipalities, and in iheir absence of the Deinity-Ueeves. 
 Wiiriloii e;i- ol. The Warden shall, for th(f jjuriHise of consultation, but not to vote, 
 o m i o t> f i)g ex-odicio member of cnery Committee. 
 
 roiumittc.-s" Order* of «li« nay. . 
 
 (jiders of tli.' •'-'■ 'i'^'" orders of the day shall have preference over any motion before 
 day to have tho Council. 
 
 preference to ;,;; Wiieu any order or orders of the day shall bo loft undisposed of at 
 To°^be""'*taken the time of an adjournment, either for want of a i|Uorum or otherwise, 
 up in Miiccrs- such order or orders .'■hall be taken nj) in succession as tho lirst business 
 i>i^»- after a daily routine at the next meeting of the Council. 
 
 Koiitine BiiNincN^ <»!' tlic C'oundl. 
 The daily routine business of the Council shall be as follows : — 
 
 1. Calling tho roll. 
 
 2. Reading minutes of preceding day. 
 .".. lieceiving communications- 
 
 4. Reading communications. 
 T). Presenting petitions, 
 (i. Reading petitions. 
 
 7. Presenting reports by committees. 
 
 8. Giving notices. 
 
 y Orders of the day. 
 
 Revised and adopted L'lst October, 1S8(). 
 
 P. ..*. Stewart, Chairman of Si)ecial Committee. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open Council this 22nd day of Oct., A.D., 1886. 
 
 C. -T. Mattuio, Clerk. D. A. M(;AiniiuK, Warden, 
 
 The ( 
 Statute, 
 
 Thefr. 
 having 
 their soi 
 Council 
 liundred 
 
 Chaiu. 
 Roove ; 1 
 Deputy I 
 
 Lanca 
 P. J. Mel 
 
 Lancai 
 
 Naughio 
 
 Kf.xvo 
 and D. C. 
 
 Locuir 
 Kunneily 
 
 Ar.EXA 
 
 ROXHO 
 
 P. Grunt 
 
 FiNcn. 
 Mtark, 1> 
 
 OSNAH 
 
 Hodifins 
 lloevcs. 
 
 COIINW 
 
 iUeevo; I 
 
 I COUNW 
 
 Kowe aiK 
 
 IWe.st \ 
 WiNcri 
 Hoove; S; 
 
 Mount 
 John S. ^ 
 
 Matii.i 
 Ban ford i 
 
 IROQUO 
 MOKRIS 
 (MIK.STI 
 __ WiT.I.l 
 
 H.WhUti 
 Reeves. 
 
 Nomii 
 follows : 
 
 Mr. E, 
 of C'ornv 
 
 '^ 
 
llio Wunloii ur 
 le aaiuo, u|)|)oint 
 ill tijo duiir or 
 il, und in utlii^r 
 
 iiestiun hIuiII bo 
 
 (o linK butui put 
 I ro.spt'ct U) llio 
 utiiittouisliiilt Im 
 
 iiution,upunuiiy 
 
 ilio iMoinber in* 
 
 tiio ('()inniitt(te 
 
 liiicss. 
 
 y yoar, Htandinj; 
 acii, besides tlie 
 
 MINUTES OP THE UNITED COUNTIES OP 
 
 St'ormonti, Dlind^s and Glcnq0rrij 
 
 • >-'3- 1 8 90 K>; . 
 
 JANUARY SESSION. 
 
 verally reforrcd, 
 
 petty and Koads 
 »n of Council at 
 1(1 Printing and 
 
 lo Ueeves of the 
 
 • Reeves. 
 
 , but not to VI te, 
 
 ny motion before 
 
 undisposed of at 
 >m or otlierwisH, 
 lie lirst bu!sine8«j 
 
 follows : — 
 
 ual Committee, 
 f Oct., A.D., 1886. 
 UK, Warden, 
 
 Corporation of the United Counties of 
 Stormont, Dundasand Glengarry. 
 
 FlIt^T l»AY. 
 
 Cornwall, .laniinry L'Sfli, iS'tO. 
 
 Tlie Council met tliis day pursuant to 
 Statute, the Clerk prosidiii).'. 
 
 TliefoIIowinir Ilenves and Deputy IJcoves 
 liaviny: first (lied their certiruiates, took 
 their hoats as tuenihoiH of the < ouutips' 
 Council for the year one thousand eight 
 hundred and ninety : 
 
 ('UAUI.OTTKNIlUlMill. — A. It. Mcrifiinaii, 
 liuove ; Kvven DiiiKWuil unit .loliii .1. .McRnc, 
 l»epnty lleeves. 
 
 LAN(!AHTKUTo\VNSim'— J. IS. Hiililor, Rct'v^; 
 1\ J. Moljt'oci, Dopiily Ilcevo. 
 
 IjANCastkh Vii-LAfu;.— Donald A. Mc- 
 NaiJglUon, lleove. 
 
 K F.NYox.— \. A. Stewart, Ueeve ; .las. FriiHGr 
 and D. U. Campboll, J)oj)iity Ilucvcs. 
 
 riOCiiiEr,.— r. A. Stowart, Ilpeve; John .1. 
 Kenneily, Deputy Keevo. 
 
 Ar.EXANninA— Duiicui A.MeD )iiald,Ileovo. 
 
 RoxHOKOUoit— Oscar Fallon, lleevo ; John 
 P. Grunt and H. J. Thompson, Deputy lleeves. 
 
 Finch.— F. D. McNausliton, Ueeve; Dr. A. 
 Stark, Deputy Ueeve. 
 
 OsNAHKUCK.— aeofEte ICerr, Ueeve; (Jeorge 
 Hodkdns and Isalali \V. Warner, Deputy 
 loeve.s. 
 
 Cornwall. Townsuip.— John D. Annable, 
 Ueeve; D. J. McDiiosh, Deputy Ueeve. 
 
 CouNWAT.r,.— E. O'Callaghan, Reeve; F. W. 
 I Uoweand J. r.Watsou, Deputy U-seves. 
 
 I We.st W'inciikstkh.— John S. Iloss, Ueeve. 
 WiNcuK.sTKU Towxsini'.— Thos. Hamilton, 
 Reeve; .Samuel Howes, Deputy Ueeve. 
 
 Mountain. — Andrew Kennedy, Ueeve; 
 John S. Anderson, Di/puty Ueeve. 
 
 Matii.ua.— A. Ilarkness, Ueeve; William 
 Banl'ord and Curmi Locke, Deputj- Ueevcs. 
 I uotiuois.— William M. Doran. Ueeve. 
 MouRisiiUKGU.— Thos. AIcDonald, Ueeve. 
 (MIKSTEUVILLE.— Miles lirown. Reeve. 
 
 Wii.r.iAMsmiiUiii.—Jas. Dickey, Ueeve; J. 
 Il.Whittaker and William 11. Lane, Deputy 
 Reeves. 
 
 Noniinatiors for Warden were made as 
 folio A- j4 : 
 
 Mr. E. O'Callaghan, 1 eovo of the town 
 of Cornwall. 
 
 Mr. Odcar I'ulton, Ueevonf the townsliip 
 of lioxborouirh. 
 
 .Mr. (ico Kerr, Ueovt? of the tnwiiship of 
 Osnahruck. 
 
 •Mr. .lohii l). Amiable, Ro(>ve of the 
 township of ( Mrn vail. 
 
 Mr Isuiah W'umer, hepuly Reovo of the 
 township of ( )snabruck. 
 
 The Clerk ai)fK)int<Ml Mr. Doran ami Mr. 
 v. ■>. Stewart scrutineers. 
 
 The vote was taken by ballot and result- 
 ed as lollows. 
 
 Mr. oTallaKhan I'J 
 
 Mr. Fulton, 11 
 
 Mr. Kerr. II 
 
 .Mr. Annalilc, u 
 
 Mr. Warner, :t 
 
 The name of 31 r. Annable was dropi)ed, 
 and the 8ec((nd ballot wius taken, resulting 
 as follows : 
 
 Mr. OT'allaghnn II 
 
 Mr. Fulton li 
 
 Mr. Kerr 12 
 
 M r. War tier : 2 
 
 The name of jNIr. Warner was dropped, 
 
 and the third ballot was taken, resulting 
 
 as follows : 
 
 Mr. O'Callashan 11 
 
 Mr. Fulton Ifi 
 
 Mr. iCerr 1,'! 
 
 The name of Air. O'Callaghan was drop- 
 ped, and the fourth l)allot was taken, re- 
 sulting as follows : 
 
 .\rr. Fulton 19 
 
 Mr. Kerr iJo 
 
 The Clnrk dechired .Mr. Kerr, Reeve of 
 O.snabruck, duly elected Warden. 
 
 Mr. Kerr having been conducted to the 
 chair by Mr. Fulton and Mr. O'Callaghan, 
 thanked the Council for the honor confer- 
 red upon him 
 
 The Council adjourned for ten minutes 
 to allow the Warden to take his declara- 
 tion of o nice. 
 
 Council resumed. 
 
 The following communications were re- 
 ceived and lead : 
 
 The resignation of Mr. Ewen Dingwall as 
 Bcliool Trustet. 
 
 The report of the Williamsl)urgh Road C'om- 
 pany. 
 
 From D. McCallum, ^troraness, praying co- 
 operation in a certain Railway Act. 
 
 From A. M. Roseburgh, asking for aid on 
 belialfoftiie Pii.'soiier's Aid Association. 
 
8 
 
 From James Dingwall, County Atlorney, 
 enclosing copy or the Grand Jurors' preseat- 
 inent of the December Sessions. 
 
 Award of James Ravside, Esq., and TViomas 
 Prlngle, re Chester vi lie Dam. 
 
 Special award of II. B. Carman, Esq., re 
 Chesterville Dam. 
 
 R( port of R. n. (Airman, Esq., re Chester- 
 ville Dam. 
 
 rpon motion of Mr. Ilarkness, seconded 
 Ity ^Ir. P. A. Stewart, the following mom- 
 bers v.oro appo'nted a special committee to 
 strike the standini^ commliteos : .Messrs. 
 A. A. Stewart. D. A. McDonald, D. Mc- 
 Naughton, O'Callajjhan, F. D. McNauyh- 
 ton, i^ilton, AVanier. Hamilton, Dickoy,A. 
 Kennedy, Tiionuis ^McDonald, Doran, A. B. 
 .McLennan, Harkness, and P. A. Stewan, 
 
 NOTICES. 
 
 Mr. Harkness sives notice that he will to- 
 morrow ask leave to introduce a Hy-Law 
 amending By-Law .Si)9, by ajipointins Thomas 
 Hamilton Reeve of Winchester, a member of 
 the N!ttif)n Rlvei- Drainage Commitiee in the 
 place of R. V). Kulton, who has ceased to be a 
 member of Itie Coun<Ml. 
 
 I'pon motion of Mr. Warner, seconded 
 by Mr. Ilodgins, the Council adjourned to 
 10 o'clock a. m., to-morrow. 
 
 1Ji;nkv K. (Aitri-jNTKit. 
 Clerk. 
 
 Gioo. Kj;i;i!, 
 Warden. 
 
 Cornwall, .lanuary :'!)th, IS'.IO. 
 
 The (Council met. 
 
 The Warden in the Chair. 
 
 ]\rembory all present excapt Mr. I). -Alo- 
 ])on.u,ld, Deputy Reeve of the Township of 
 Cornwall. 
 
 Mr. McKenzio, Deputy Keevo of the 
 Township of Locheil, fded his certificate 
 and took his ?eat. 
 
 The following' eommnni(;ation was re- 
 (•eived and read : 
 
 From A. Brown, Es((., School Inspector for 
 Dundas, asking thisCoiinci! to furnish him 
 an office. 
 
 .Mr. Donald McXau}rhton, Chairman of 
 Special Cominitte to strike the Standin^r 
 Committees, presented their report. 
 
 Upon inotion of Mr. Doran, seconded by 
 D. A. McDonald, tho report was referred 
 to f. Committee of the Whole. 
 
 ]\rr D. McNausihton in the Chair. 
 
 Tho Committee rose recommending^ the 
 adoption of tho ro{)ort. 
 
 lJ[>on mction of Mr. Doran, seconded by 
 Mr. D. ^McNauglitoUj the report .vas adopt- 
 ed in Coun( il. 
 
 Moved by Mr. A Kennedy, seconded by 
 .Mr. Thomas McDonald, that tlie deputa- 
 
 tion of Merchants, m behalf of their peti- 
 tion, bo heard before this Council. 
 
 ('arriod. 
 
 ^Nfessra. Mills, ]Milliken and Campbell 
 addressed the Council in behalf of the 
 deputation. 
 
 Upon motion oflMr. Thos. IMcDonald, 
 seconded by ]\[r. A. Kennedy, the following 
 members were appointed a Special ('om- 
 mittee to invest i<rate the nature of the 
 complaints alloirod in the petition present- 
 ed by the Cotnmercial Deputation : — 
 ]Measrs. Thos. .McDonald, A, Kennedy, 
 Darkness, D. McXaui^hton, A. A. Stewart, 
 Dickey, Doran, ()'( 'allaghan. P. A. Stowiirt, 
 Ross, F. D. McNaughton, Hamilton and 
 Kulton. 
 
 NOTICES. 
 
 Mr. P. A. Stewart g'vos notice that he will 
 to-morrow ask leave to introduce a By-Law 
 for the appointment of High School Trustees. 
 
 Mr. D. A. McDonJihl gives nitice that he 
 will to-morrow ask leave to irtrodiicea By- 
 Law for the aiipointnient of a County Board 
 of Audit. 
 
 Mr. D.McXaosrhton gives notice that he will 
 to-morrow ask leave to introduce a By-Law 
 for the appointment of Ct.iinty Auditors. 
 
 I'KTITIONS. 
 
 i\Ir. Doran ]>rcsentod a petition from the 
 Merchants, relative to Hawkers and Pedlars. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton, seconded 
 by Air. Doran, the Warden left th(! (Tiair 
 
 till 
 
 p. m. 
 
 AV'liOKNOON' si:ssio.\. 
 
 Coun(;il resumed. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 i .Mr. Doran, Ciiairman of the Printing 
 i Committee, presented their report. 
 j Upon motion of Mr. D. .McNaughton 
 I secondoilby .Mr. O'Callaghan, the reiwrt 
 : was referred to a committee of the wholo. 
 ■ Mr. Doran in ll.o chair, 
 i Tho Committee rose, recommending tho 
 I adoption of tho report- 
 I Upon motion of .Mr. Hamilton, seconded 
 j by Air. Howes, the report was adopted in 
 i Council. 
 
 i NOTICKS. 
 
 Mr. A.B. McI "nnan gives notice that he will 
 to-morrow ask leave to Introduce a By-Ijaw 
 i-c appointing a committee in re Iliver 
 Beaudette drainage, and other matters in con- 
 nection with the same. 
 
 Mr. l''ulton gives notice that ho will to-nior- 
 row ask for returi's showinu the amounts un- 
 der discount, the .ateof discount, the amounts 
 of discount paid, and the names of the Banks 
 with which business has been done for the 
 past year. 
 
 Upon motion of iMr. Kowo, seconded 
 Mr. D. A. .McDonald, the Warden left 
 chair till sc on p. m. 
 
 Council 
 
 The W 
 
 Mr. Th 
 
 ion ( 'om 
 
 Upon 11 
 by Air. A 
 
 !to a ( 'omi 
 
 Mr. Th( 
 
 'J^he Co; 
 .doption 
 
 Upon ! 
 |nndod by 
 ' id in Con 
 
 Moved 
 liv Air. h 
 lessrs. D 
 1 AIcNat 
 f\. Stewa 
 larkness 
 he movei 
 Tiittee to 
 )est mode 
 ( arried 
 Air. D. 
 'ornmitte 
 ented tlu 
 
 Upon r 
 y Air. Gi 
 'ommitte 
 
 Air. D. : 
 
 The Cor 
 -dopt'on ( 
 
 Upon . 
 y .Mr. l-\ 
 .d opted ii 
 
 Upon 111 
 )y Air. IS 
 was read j 
 erred to a 
 
 Air. Jios 
 
 The Cor 
 idopt.ion f 
 
 by 
 
 tho 
 
 Mr. Starl< 
 owintrodi 
 'That It is 
 nspectors 
 he Ontaric 
 mnually b, 
 >elng appo 
 
 at preset 
 
 Upon n 
 )V .Mr. 0'( 
 ill !> o'cl... 
 
 [knuv E. 
 
 \S"V. 
 
If of their peti- 
 'ouncil. 
 
 and (Jampbell 
 behalf of the 
 
 los iVlcDonald, 
 ly, the following 
 X Special ('om- 
 natnre of the 
 letition present- 
 Deputation : — 
 A. Kennedy, 
 A. A. Stewart, 
 I. P. A. Stewart, 
 Hamilton and 
 
 & 
 
 ice that he will 
 :<duce a By-Law 
 School Trustees. 
 
 notice that ht^ 
 iitroilucea Hy- 
 ii County Board 
 
 :)t*co that he will 
 oduoo a By-Ijaw 
 y Auditors. 
 
 •tition from the 
 ors and Pedlars. 
 
 iiilton, seconded 
 left lh(! ('hair 
 
 ION. 
 
 3f the Printiufi 
 report. 
 '. ^IcNan<r)iiou, 
 lan, the report 
 e of the whole. 
 
 )inmondini; the 
 
 lilton, seconded 
 vas adopted in 
 
 (jtlce that he will 
 xJuco a By-Ijavv 
 ;e in re River 
 !r matters in con- 
 
 t ho will lo-moi- 
 Ih',' amounts nn- 
 iinr, the amounts 
 nes of t lie Banks 
 een done for t.h<' 
 
 'e, seconded by 
 Varden left the 
 
 ICVBNIXfi hK8SION. 
 
 Council resumed. 
 The Warden in the (hair. 
 Mr. Thos. McDonald, Chairman Ednca- 
 ion ( 'ommiltee, presented their report.. 
 Upon motion of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 y Mr. Anderson, the report was referre(l 
 |to a ( 'ommittee of the Wliole. 
 
 Mr. Thos. McDonald in the Chair. 
 
 The CoiTimittee arose recommendintj the 
 .doption of the report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. O'Caliaghan, sec- 
 mtled by .Mr. I'raser, the report wa3adoj)t- 
 nl in Conn(;il. 
 
 Moved by Mr. Thos McDonald, 8P(!onded 
 IV Mr. A. Kenneilv, that the names of 
 Messrs. Dickey, ()'(Jallairhan, Banfonl, F. 
 D. McNaughton, Ross, Fulton, Doran. A 
 f\. Stewart, P. A. Stewart, McLennan, 
 larkness, D. A. McDonald, together with 
 ,he mover and seconder, be a Special Com- 
 inittee to report re Scott Act tineas and the 
 ')est mode of disposing of same. 
 
 ( arned. 
 
 Mr. J). McNanghton, Chairman Special 
 'ommittee re Hawkers and Pedlars, pre- 
 en ted their rei)ort. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Fulton, seconded 
 y Mr. (kant, the report was referred to a 
 'ommittee of the Whole. 
 
 Mr. D. Mc;Naughton in the Chair. 
 
 Tlie Committee roj'i^ recommending the 
 ('lo{it'on of the report. 
 
 Upon .notion of Mr. Fulton, seconded 
 ly Mr. F. I). McNanghton, the report was 
 .dopted in Council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Harkness, seconded 
 )y Mr. .Anderson, By-Law number <J04 
 was read a iirst and se(!oiul time and re- 
 erred to a ( 'ommittee of the Whole. 
 
 -Mr. Itoss in the Chair. 
 
 The (Jommittoe rose recommettding tiic 
 idopt.ion of the J>y-Law. 
 
 NOTICK. I 
 
 Mr. stark gives notice that he will tc-mor- ' 
 Im^'I^l'"'?''"'*''"' motion hcfore this Council,; 
 •That, 11 is the opinion of this Council that the 
 nspeotors Hiid lileense Commissioners under 
 lie Ontario License Act should b(> appointed 
 mnua.ly Ijy the Counties' Council Instead of 
 •elng appointed by the Ontario (iovernment, 
 .s at present." i 
 
 Ct;on motion of Mr. Fraser, seconded 
 )y Mr. ()'CalIaghan,the Qjuncil adjourned , 
 dl !) o'cK.^K to-morrow. 
 
 [Fknuv E. Cai!I'bnti.]i:, 
 
 ( lork. 
 
 Ciico, Kkhk, 
 Warden. 
 
 THIRD DAT. 
 
 Cornwall, .lanuary oOth, 1S90. 
 Council met. 
 
 Tlie Warden in the chair. 
 , Roll called. 
 
 All members present except .'NEessrs. 
 Hamilton, Brown, Watson and D. Mc- 
 , Donald. 
 
 I ^linutes of yesterday were read and 
 ' appro voil. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. P. A. Stewart, sec- 
 
 I onded by Mr. .1. .J. Kennedy, P.y-Law No. 
 
 904 was read a third time. 
 
 ! Upon motion of INIr. P. A. Stewart, sec- 
 
 : onded by Mr. IMcdvenzie, By-Law No. 904 
 
 was passed signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. D. A. McDonald, 
 seconded by IMr. A.A.Stewart, By-Law No. 
 ilO") was read a first time. 
 I Upon motion of Mr, D A. McDonald, 
 seconded by JMr. Banford, By-Law No. 905 
 was read a second time and referred to a 
 I Connnittee of the Whole. 
 1 Mr. A. Kennedy in the chair. 
 
 The Committee rose recommending the 
 adoption of the By-Law. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Banford, seconde<l 
 I l)y Mr. D. A. INIc Donald, By-Law No. 905, 
 was read a third time. 
 ; Ipon motion of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 by Mr. I). A. :Mcl>onald, By-Law No. 905, 
 I was passed, signed and sealed. 
 j ^ Moved by Mr. Fulton, seconded by ]Mr. 
 I Grant, that the Treasurer hirnish a return 
 , to this (Jouncil, of all amounts during the 
 year 1889 under discount, the rate of 
 discount, and the names of banks with 
 whicii business has l)een done, pIso rate of 
 interest allowed on deposits and amount 
 of interest received during the year on 
 such deposits. 
 Carried. 
 
 KOTICE, 
 
 Mr. Doran gives notice that he will to- 
 morrow ask leuve to introduce a By-Law for 
 the appointment of Preventive Officers. 
 
 Upon motion of .Mr. Doran. seconded bv 
 Mr. Ross, the Warden left tti'e chair till l"l 
 a, m. 
 
 (Jouncil resumed. 
 
 The warden in the chair. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. A. B. ]\[cLennan 
 seconled by Mr. Dingwall, By-Law No. 90(1 
 was read a first and second time and refer- 
 red to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Banford in the chair. 
 
 Committee rose recommending the adop- 
 tion of the By-Law. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. J. B Snider, second- 
 ed by :\Ir. D. .1, McLeod, By-Law No. 907 
 
10 
 
 was read a first and second time and refer- 
 red to a committee of tlie whole. 
 
 Mr. Fraser in the chair. 
 
 Committee rose recomraendin'' the 
 adoption of the By-Law. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 by Mr J.ocke, By-Law No. 900 was read a 
 third time, passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 Mr. Harkness, Chairman of the Scott Act 
 committee, presented their report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr, D. IMcKanghton. 
 seconded by Mr. D. A McDonald, the re- 
 port was referred to a committee of the 
 whole. 
 
 Mr. Anderson in the chair. 
 
 Committee rose recommending the adon- 
 tion ot the leport. ' 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 by Mr Doran, the report was adopted in 
 Cofincil. ^ 
 
 IJpon motion of Mr. IMcLeod, seconded 
 by Mr. Snider, By-Law No. 907 was read 
 a third time, passed, signed and sealed. 
 Tvr ^^"^^"^i''^" °f ^^^'^ Rowe, seconded by 
 . • :-,¥^,^''^"^''^o"' ^''0 Warden left the 
 chair till three o'clock. 
 
 AITBUNOON SKSSIO.V. 
 
 Council resumed. 
 
 The Warden in tlie chair. 
 
 ^Ir. D.McNaughton, Chairman on com- 
 munications, presented their report. 
 
 1 pon motion of iMr. Thos. McDonald, 
 seconded by Mr. Thompson, the report was 
 releired to a committee of the whole 
 
 Mr. Annable in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose recommending the 
 adoption of the report with the clause relat- 
 ing to tf .: on live stock, struck out. Upon 
 motion of Mr. A. A. Stewart, seconde.l by 
 Mr. Banford, the report was adopted in 
 Council as amended. 
 
 Mr. Harkness, Chairman Nation River 
 Drainage Committee, presented their re- 
 port. 
 
 ,,,^P°"/"'^f'«n of Mr. Banford. seconded 
 by Mr. Locke, the report was referred to a 
 Committee of the Whole. 
 
 Mr. A. A. Stewart in the chair. 
 
 Ihe Committee rose aMd reported nro- 
 U'ress, and asled leave to sit again. 
 
 .Air. Fulton, Chairman Committee on 
 County Property, presented their report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. l-ulton, seconded by 
 Mr. Ihompson. the report was i-eferred to 
 a Committee of the Whole. 
 
 Mr. Rowe in the :;hair. 
 
 The committee rose, recommending the 
 adoption of tlie report. 
 
 U|>on motion of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 
 by Mr. Harkness, the report was adopted 
 in Council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Grant, seconded bv 
 Mr. rhomnson, By-Law No. 009. amending 
 By-Law No. 850, was read a first and se. 
 cond time and referred to a committee of 
 the whole. 
 Mr. 0*Callaghan in the chair. 
 The committee rose, recommendine? 
 certain amendments. ^ 
 
 Upon motion of .Mr. D. A. McDonald, 
 seconded by Mr.J.J. Kennedy, By-Law 9J0 
 was read a first and second time and refer- 
 red to a Committee of the Whole. 
 Mr. D. A. McDonald in the chair. 
 The committee rose recommending the 
 adoption of the By-Law. 
 
 llpon motion of Mr. Hodgins. seconded 
 by Mr. Banford, By-Law No. 910 was read 
 a third time, passed, signed and sealed 
 Upon motion of Mr. Doran. seconded by 
 ■ Mr. Harkness, By-Law No. 908 was read a 
 I first and second time and referred to a 
 Committee of the AVliole. 
 Mr Banford in the chair. 
 Committee rose recommending the adotn 
 I tion ot the By-Law. 
 
 j Upon moti'on of IMr. Banford, seconded 
 ! f y ^^: J^o»'an. By-Law No. 908 was read a 
 third time, passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 I^royed by Mr. Hodgins, secomled bv 
 Mr. Banford that Mr. Thos McDonald 
 Mr 1<. D. AIcNaughton, Mr. Fulton, Mr. A 
 A. Stewart and Mr. Doran, be appointed a 
 committee to secure legal advice in re Na 
 tion Biver Drainage, from legal authority 
 in town, and report to this Council Fridai 
 morning. 
 Carried. 
 
 Moved by Mr. Starke, seconded by Mr 
 Hodgins, that the Counties' Clerk be in- 
 structed to request D. V. McKinnon, Esq. 
 License Inspector for the County of Stor 
 tnont, to furnish this Council previous tc 
 the dune session with a statement showinii 
 ■ the number of convictions made under the 
 Canada lemperance Act, by A. F. Mcln-; 
 ' tyre, Lsq., Police Magistrate, or any other 
 two justices of the peace, in which the said 
 Mr. McKinnon was the prosecutor, the said 
 statement to give the names of all parties"! 
 against whom a conviction was made. a's( 
 ttie ainount of fines imposed and received 
 in each case, and to whom such fines wem 
 : paid, or if any yet unpaid, as the caal 
 may bo. 
 Carried. 
 
 A'OTICE. I 
 
 Council 
 
 Tlie AVa 
 
 Upon m 
 
 inded by 
 
 )12 was r( 
 
 ■eferred tr 
 
 3rr. J. J 
 
 TheCcn 
 
 rd option 
 Upon n 
 Seconded I 
 INo. 912 V 
 signed am 
 I Upon mi 
 ^d by Mr 
 tead a firs 
 to a Comn: 
 « Mr. Fras 
 
 The Con 
 adoption ol 
 
 Moved h 
 l.ocke, that 
 Ibis Counci 
 take a seat 
 m Carried. 
 1 Gloved b 
 tlowes, tin 
 lead the Tt 
 
 Carried. 
 
 TKNDEKI 
 
 Mr. Young, 
 
 it 
 
 r. Grahanr 
 'fcmjarrku 
 
 4* 
 
 r. Gibben.s 
 
 4* 
 
 i^J^..^-^- }^l^,^^''^A^^y^^ notice (hat he wili 
 onAoi'..! if "■ '.'^''VH ^^ inirottuce u By-Law tii 
 appoint aHoaidofPubMcHchool E-xanilneri 
 
 Upon mo 
 
 •nded by M 
 
 irred to th( 
 
 Upon mo 
 y Mr. xMcL 
 third time 
 
 Upon mot 
 
 ded by M 
 '9 was reac 
 Upon mot 
 r. D. A. M 
 i8.sed, signt 
 Upon mot 
 ilr. D. A. M 
 
 till 9 a m. 
 
 tENRV K, Ca 
 
11 
 
 )rt was adopted 1 
 
 int, seconded by 
 
 o. 009, amending 
 
 a first and se^ 
 
 a committee of 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 ly Mr. J. S. Anderson, the Council adjourn- 
 ed till 7 p. m. 
 
 hair. 
 
 KVHXIXG SKSSIOX. 
 
 Council resumed. 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 Upon motion of Mr. D. A. McDonald sec- 
 recommendingi!?.?®^ ^^ ^^^; '^■J- l^ennedy, By-Law No. 
 tH "'^^ ^®^^ * ^™^ ^"J second time and 
 . A. MrDonaldrAr®TV''^^'°"'"^'"®®«f*h6 Whole, 
 dy, By-Law OJol t !"• 'f; *' ^^ennedx in the chair. 
 
 1 time and refer. i,,iin"l"Vu '"f® recommending the 
 #uoption of the Bv-Law. 
 
 I ^'P*^" '"otion bf Mr. D. xMcNauehton, 
 
 Whole, 
 he chair. 
 
 ne cha r. i -r--- ".www« ui .,,,. u. iuci>aujr iton, 
 
 )mmending the l^^"'!;^?? ^y ^^' ^- ^- ^Ic^onald, By-Law 
 
 ^o. 912 was read a third time passed, 
 
 'gins, seconded 
 lO. 910 was read 
 d and sealed 
 
 jpijrned and sealed 
 
 Upon motion of lAIr. McLennan, second- 
 d by Mr. Snider, By-Law No. 911 was 
 
 an. seconded by|^ „ ^ "'^^^"^^ «econ<l time and referred 
 908 w«s r««.1pi«,* Committee of the Whole. 
 Mr. Iraser m the chair. 
 The Committee rose recommendinir the 
 dontion of the Bv-Law. 
 Moved by Mr. Banford, seconded bv Mr. 
 locke, that Mr Cbnnelly an old member of 
 iford, secondedCr "';'-^-,^^I'®'^^y the Warden to 
 908 was read aF^^i^^ '"'*'^® ^''« ^^il. 
 
 Moved by :\[r. Doran, seconded bv Mr. 
 lowes, that the Clerk do now open and 
 ead the lenders forprintintr. 
 * Carried. 
 
 908 was read a| 
 referred to a^ 
 
 ndingtheadoi).; 
 
 ind sealed 
 
 i, secon<led bj 
 108 McDonald 
 Fulton, Mr. A, 
 be appointed a 
 d vice in re Na^ 
 ejral authority 
 Council Friday 
 
 TKNDEKS WERK Ol'KNED AH FOLLOWS; 
 
 Ir. Young, 
 
 Minutes and Statements. $118 00 
 
 Convicilons, 1'MM 
 
 r. Graham. '• .; ;•; \rt^ 
 
 '''".W'vvau, Minutes and StatemenYs." 134 00 
 
 ir ri... Convjctlons lo nrt 
 
 tIr.Gbbeus, Minutes and Mlatcments.; 98 00 
 
 ru,\. u^ • .... r Convictions l ? aX 
 
 Clerk be liv ^•^ L,nrrcnrc yrw.s; Minutes and Htate: ^ 
 
 Mvinnon, Lsq, j .. '»t'"ts and 500 extra copies lis OO 
 
 Minty of Stor Convictions 15 oo 
 
 il previous t, l/pon motion of Mr. O'Callaghau, sec- 
 ernent showing pnded by Mr. Doran, the tenders were re- 
 lade under the forred to the Printing Committee 
 r A. F. Mdti s I 'pon^ motion of Mr. McRae, seconded 
 V .Mr McLeoil, By-Law No. 911 was read 
 third time, passed, signed and sealed. 
 Upon motion of IMr.!),McNauahton, see- 
 ded by Mr.Thos.McI>: r.ald, By-Law- Ko. 
 19 was read a thinl time. 
 Upon motion of Mr. Fraser, seconded bv 
 r. a \. McDonald. By Law No. 909 was 
 vssed, signed and sealed. 
 Upon motion of .Mr. Fraser, seconded by 
 J f'n ;A ^^^^rJonald, the Council adjourn- 
 m till ,f a m. to-morrow morning. 
 
 onded by .Mi 
 
 •, or any othci^ 
 which the 8ai(^ 
 3Cutor, the said. 
 1 of all partiesl 
 vas made, a'stl 
 and received,) 
 uch fines wen] 
 , as the (;a8(!fl 
 
 ticetliatlie wil JBl-vrv p ('.,.„.,.._..^ 
 
 loe a By-Law t(^ ' ^ •'"f^->T'.n, 
 
 >ol E,xamlneria Clerk. 
 
 Geo. IvKim, 
 Warden. 
 
 FOURTH DAY. 
 
 Cornwall, .January ;;ist, 1890. 
 Council met. 
 
 The A\'arden in the chair. 
 KoU called. 
 All the members present excepting 
 
 iD^So^r"'"^'^"'^^"'^---' 
 ' ^J'niites of yesterday read and approved . 
 Mr. Doran, Chairman Printing Commit- 
 tee presented their supplementary report. 
 
 ' hvTllV\?fT ^''^.¥'' ^^^'■"^'•' seconded 
 by Air. Mcintosh the report was referred 
 to a Com mittee of the Whole. 
 
 Mr, McKenzie in the chair. 
 
 Coinmittec rose recommending the adop- 
 tion of the report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Fraser, seconded by 
 Mr. Warner, the report was adopted in 
 Lyouncil. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. D. A. McDonald 
 
 xT^of-? '/ '''■• '■ '■ ^<«"nedy By-S 
 ^o. .)13, to appoint a Board of Public 
 Schoo Lxaminers, was read a first and 
 becond time and referred to a committee 
 ot tlie Whole. 
 I Mr. Howes in the chair. 
 
 i Hn?I!!- m'"i? T^ recommending the adop- 
 ! tion ot the Bv-Law. 
 
 I Upon motfon of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 by Mr A. A. Kennedy. By-Law No. 913 
 I was read a third time. 
 
 ' kJI?" u™''"^".,''*"?^''' Anderson, seconded 
 j by Mr Howes, By-Law No. 913 was passed, 
 ! Signed and sealed. ' 
 
 I Upon motion of Mr. 1). A. McDonald 
 
 ' No'mf 1 ^^ ^i'- ?'C^"aghan, By-Law' 
 I ^o 914 was read a first and second time 
 I and referred to a Committee of the Whole. 
 : -Mr Locke m the chair. 
 
 Committee rose recommending the 
 adoption of the Bv-Law. 
 
 bv^A^J^R'^'f °",°^^'"' I^'en^edy, seconded 
 %l[{ i?anford, By-Law No. 914 was read 
 j a tinra time 
 
 i Upon motion of Mr. A. Kennedy, sec- 
 onded by Mr. Anderson, By-Law No. 914 
 was passed, signed and sealed. 
 Moved by Mr. O'Callaghan, seconded bv 
 
 ,^!.?n)!rr^';" I.V^* ,^ l'^^^^'"'« license be 
 granted . . B. lilondin. free of charge. 
 <.arried. 
 
 Moved by Dr. Starke, seconded by Jlr. 
 Thompson, that this ( 'ouncil is of the opin- 
 ion that the License Inspectors and Com- 
 missioners under the Ontario License Act 
 8houid be appointed annually by the 
 Counties Councils insto«.i «f w^;^ 1 .:_ " 
 
 ed by the Ontario Gove-rnmentrLTs^'iJo; 
 done, and that tliis Council do i)etition the 
 
12 
 
 II ! 
 
 I'rovincial liegislatiire to amend the said 
 act by conferrinj,' the appointment of said 
 Inspectors and Commissioners on tlie 
 Counties' Councils in Ontario. 
 
 Moved in amendment by Mr. Thomas 
 McDonald, seconded by :Mr. Fraser, tiiat 
 this Council deem it inadvisable to recom- 
 mend the adoption of the resolution now 
 submitted to this Council. 
 
 Amendment lost on the followini; divi- 
 sion : 
 
 Nays— Messrs. Anderson, Annable. Ban- 
 ford, lulton, Grant, Hodgins. Ilowes, 
 Harkness, J. .1. Kennedy, A. Kennedy, 
 Locke, Jiane, .1. .J. Mcliae, McLeod, Mc- 
 Kenzie, F. I). McNaujihton, O'Callatjhan, 
 Rowe, Ross, Snider, Starke and Thomn- 
 son — 22. 
 
 Yeas— Messrs. Doran, Dickev, Fraser, 
 J). McNaughton, D. A. McDonald, l^lcln- 
 tosh, Thos. :\rcDonaId, A. A. Stewart, 
 Whittaker and Warner— 10. 
 
 The main motion was carried on the 
 following division : 
 
 Yeas— Messrs. Anderson, Annable, iian- 
 Jord, Dingwall, Fulton. Grant, Uodirins, 
 Ilowes, Harkness, .1. .1. Kennedy, A. Ken- 
 nedy, Locke, Lane, .1. J. :\rcKae, IMcLeod, 
 -Mckenzie, F. D. McNaughton, OCalla- 
 ghan, Rovve, Ross, Snider, Starke and 
 Ihompson— 2o. 
 
 Nays— ]\ressrs. Doran, Dickey, Fraser, 
 McLennan. D. McNauohton, D. A. .McDon- 
 ald, Mcintosh, Thos. McDonald, A, A. 
 Stewart, Whittaker and Warner.— 11. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Fraser, seconded bv 
 3lr. O'Callaghan, the Warden k;ft the 
 chair till 3 p. m. 
 
 AFI'KltNOON SRSSIOX. 
 
 Council resumed. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Upon motion of ,Mr. Banford, seconded 
 by Mr. Locke, the Finance Report was re- 
 ceived and reatl. 
 
 Mr. Harkness, chairman of the Finance 
 Committee, presented their report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. A. Kennedy, second- 
 ed by Mr.Ix)cke, the report was referred to 
 a Committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. A. Kennedy in the chair. 
 
 Committee rose recommending the ad- 
 option of the report. 
 
 l^Foved by JNIr. Banford, seconded by :Mr. 
 Anderson, that the Finance Rejwrt be ad- 
 opted in Council. 
 
 Moved in amendment by Mr. Warner, 
 seconded by :\Ir. Hodgins, that the report 
 ol the Finance Committee be not adopted, 
 but referred back to a committee of the 
 whole, and that the Finance Report be 
 
 amended by making the Treasurer's 8alar\ | 
 the sum of $700.00 instead of $1000.00. ' ^ 
 
 The amendment was lost on the folloM 
 ing division. 
 
 Nays— Messrs. Anderson, Banford, Din^| 
 wall, D(.ran, Dickey, Fraser, Fulton, Grant: 
 Ilowes, Harkness, J. J. Kennedy, A. Ken; 
 nedv, Locke, Lane, McRae, JMcLeod, 1^ 
 i McNauahton, McKenzie, D. A. McDonald 
 F.I). McNaughton, Mclntash, Thos. Mt 
 Donald, O'Callaghan, Rowe, Ross, Snidei 
 A. A. Stewart, Starke, Thompson aiK 
 Whittaker— 30. 
 Yeas— Messrs. Warner and Hodgins— 1;; 
 The report of the Finance Committq' 
 was adopted in Council on the above divii 
 sion. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. F. D. McNaughton 
 se(;onded by Mr. Thos. ^McDonald, the rej 
 port of the Special Committee to obtaii ' 
 legal advice re Nation River drainage w 
 read. 
 
 3Ir. Thos. ^IcDonald, chairman Special 
 Comiuitteo to obtain letral advice re Natioi 
 River drainage, presented their report. 
 I Upon motion of ]Mr. Warner, seconded 
 by Mr. A. Kennedy, the report was refei 
 red to a Committee of the Whole. 
 Mr. D. McNaugliton in the chair. 
 Comiv.ittee rose, recommending the acl 
 option of the report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 by :\Ir. A. Kennedy, the report was adopi 
 (d in Council. 
 
 ]Nbned by Mr. . oran, seconded bv Ml 
 F. D. McNaughton, that the Nation "Riv4 
 Drainage Committee do accept the teraj 
 of settlement oflered by Messrs. lUunro J 
 Barrieand which have been embodied if 
 the report of the Special Committee. 
 Carried. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Thos McDonald sei 
 oiided by jMr. Doran, l'>y-Law No. 917, w4 
 read a first and second time and relwrrel 
 to a Committee of the Whole. 
 j Mr. Thos. McDonald in the chair. 
 ! Committee rose recommending the adoi 
 tion of the By-Law. 
 
 I'pon motion of Mr. Warner, sf(!ondi 
 by Thos. McDonald, By-Law No !»lo. wi 
 read a first and second time and referrf 
 to a Committee of the Whole. 
 ^Ir. Dickey in the chair. 
 Committee rose recommending the ad( 
 tion of the By-Law 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Anderson, secondt 
 by Mr. Banford, By-Law No. 915, was re< 
 a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. F D. McNaughti 
 
 seconded by Mr. Fraser, By-Law No. 91 _ 
 
 was passed, signed and sealed . ^ Tdoptic 
 
 I t^ 
 
 i 
 
e Treasurer's salanJ 
 
 Bad of $1000.00. 
 
 lost on the folIoMi 
 
 •son, Banford, Din^l 
 aser, Fulton, Grant! 
 Kennedy, A. Kenf 
 [cRae, IMoLeod, l| 
 B, D. \. McDonahf 
 cilntash, Tlios. Alt! 
 owe, lioss, Snider 
 e, Thompson and 
 
 ir and Hodgins— 1; 
 
 nnance (ommittt 
 
 on the above divl 
 
 F. 1). McNaughtoiL 
 McDonald, tlie re| 
 m mil tee to obtaii 
 iver drainage wai 
 
 chairman Special 
 al advice re Natio" 
 d their report. 
 Warner, seconder; 
 9 report was refer 
 le Whole. 
 1 the chair, 
 unending the ac| 
 
 Banford, seconde 
 I report was adopij 
 
 , seconded l)y IM 
 the Nation Uivt; 
 accept the tern,; 
 Messrs. iMnnro 
 
 been embodied i: 
 
 Committee. 
 
 los McDonald sei{ 
 
 Law No. 917, w^ 
 
 time and referrel 
 
 hole. 
 
 1 the chair. 
 
 nending the adoB 
 
 kVarner, sf(!ond^ 
 Law No !»15, wi 
 lime and referrd 
 hole. 
 
 ir. 
 
 nending the ado| 
 
 iderson, secondd 
 No. 915, was re^ 
 
 D. JMcNaught 
 By-Law No. 911 
 
 Mr. Starke in the chair. j 
 
 Upon motion of JMr. F. I) McNaiml.fnn ! 
 seconded by Mr. Fraser, By-Law So <no' I 
 was read a third time ' j 
 
 Mr^T«n!J'r V^\- ^«^'^«' seconded by ' 
 Mr. Banford By-Law No. 910 was 
 
 passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 AryT«y°''''''"r?^¥''- ^«'"a». seconded by 
 3Ir. Anderson, By-Law No. 917, was read 
 a third time. ' ^^" 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. F. D McXflnc^hf^r, 
 seconded by Mr. Fraser, B J- Law ?io^'\^"/ 
 was passed, signed and sealed. ' 
 
 Mfei^'^th" ''^^^'' ?">t«" seconded by 
 Jlr. Grant, the report of the Nation River 
 Dramage Comn.ittee was n -committed to 
 a Committee of the Whole 
 Mr. A. A. Stewart in the'chair. i 
 
 tommittee rose reported nrogress and 
 asked leave to sit again. " «'^^'"* '^"^ , 
 
 Moved by Mr Mcintosh, seconded by 
 Mr. Mckenzie that the name of Mr. Rowe 
 
 Uijon motion of .^Ir. lianford, seconded 
 tifl 8 p.- m?^'''' ^'" ''^^'^''^ '^^^ S oS 
 
 KVKNIM, SESSION. 
 
 ( 'ouncil resumed. 
 The ^Varden in the chair, 
 cell's in!l^!S^ -n^-unication was re- 
 
 •Mr. Lane the report of the Nation River 
 Drainage ('..mmitfee was read. 
 
 •M.r..iiarkness, chairman, Nation Rivpr 
 I^^ramage Com mitt v i^res^nted thefr re- 
 
 ^ane, that the report of the Nation River 
 MinuSf '"""""^^ ''' printed " in u!; 
 Carried. 
 
 sec^Sed'tlv''?/ i\ ^^'' ^^'^««- M^'i>onald, 
 ?he NatinrM?; '■■ iV ° •'^'' ^"P^^"^' report of 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. F. J). McNanal.tnn 
 
 Sd'fl'f- ''• 'l^^'^^' ^^« report" "i^fre"-' 
 Mr i */l!'»'"'ttee of the Whole. 
 
 « ilmtu^' '^'^'''''■^ '■'' t''e chair. 
 
 TdoTX" - '""^ recommendinir the 
 .tuopiiOii u« ine report. 
 
 secoted"bv°V: ' Ros^ ^^^-f ^^on~ 
 adopted in Councfi. ° '' '*'" '"P^^^ ^^ 
 
 Commhr; ^^t?°."^^^' *^»'a'>n'an Special 
 tommittee to obtain legal advice resnoff 
 J5>^ the validity of the By-Laws ..Sn 
 I ^^Vf Drainage, presented their report. 
 
 cL'mitl;T'o?'thr vvKofr"^ "'^^^^'^ ^° ^ 
 
 Mr. A. A. Stewart in the chair. 
 
 a,WinnTf h'"^ '''^^ recommending the 
 aaoption of the report. 
 
 Upon rnotion of Mr. Thos, McDonald 
 seconded by Mr. CJallaghan, the ?emrt 
 was adopted in Council. ' ^^" 
 
 «f! ^^-L^^" "-as parsed, some six vears 
 ! ago, an understanding with the BoJnfon 
 
 eZlTZ 1?Tl\' ""' .^-^^ believed tS 
 
 , exist, to the etleot that that Government 
 
 won d remove the dam at ChSX 
 
 1 natinconse,jaenceof such nnderstant 
 
 cSncil faUeH"t''^ "n<lerstanding, this 
 v^ouncii tailed to provide n the Bv-Law 
 
 on the river, lliat in consequence of this 
 the dam has not only remained in e 
 river to the great injirt-y of the peon e n 
 whose interest the work was undertaken 
 but the enlargement of the mills in coni 
 
 a" oTd Sh '^ If"' '^"'l ^^^ ^" "^«««ed 
 railroad facilities have made its exproori- 
 
 have be"en\TTf 'P'^^'T ^^-^^^^Z^^kl 
 passed It t !i^ *'J"^ "'^ ^i'-I^aw ^as 
 AFM T; i '^ therefore moved bv Thos 
 
 resohed i-lst. That in the opinion of th is 
 Council assistance should be solicited from 
 the Dominion Government to at least " 
 orTe lo'Jr"-'^' eornpensate the pL'opIe 
 •>nd 'ni? f s'ng.lrom the delayfand 
 -na, iimt a deputation, consisting ot the 
 members of the Drainage committee be 
 appointed to wait on the Minister of Vb' 
 
 •llntion ^''^^' '''^ '"^'^'" °" *"« at- 
 
 Carried. 
 
 hy^Twf'''' ""l ^^'•- "^--kness, seconded 
 by Mr. Warner, By-Law No. 918 was read 
 a hrst and second time and referred to a 
 committee of the whole. «^«rreu lo a 
 
 Mr. Snider in the chair. 
 Committee rose recommenJing the ad- 
 option of the By-Law. ^ 
 
 by^ATrTsf ^^\^\^'^^r, seconded 
 !^d'^ttir^-uSr^''^^-^^^^-^^l«was 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. F. D. MoNaughton, 
 
14 
 
 seconded by Mr. Fraser. By-lAw 918, was 
 passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of INIr. Fulton, seconded bv 
 Mr. Anderson, the Council adjourned till 
 iVIonday, 16tb June, at 7 p.m. 
 
 Hhxuy E. Cari'Enteh, Georgk Kkkk, 
 Clerk. AVarden. 
 
 Report of Special Coiiimittee Ut Strike 
 StnndinK Committees. 
 
 Your Committee beg to report as follows : 
 Education.— Thos.McDonald, D. McNaugh- 
 tpn.Jas. Fraser, JoUu B.Snlder, John J.McHae 
 Oscar Fulton. F.\V. Rewe, Wm. Doran. John 
 S. Koss, A. Kennedy, Jas. Dickey, Wm. Ban- 
 lord, D. A.^cDonaid, Miles Brown and Geo. 
 Hodgins. 
 
 ^.^^^,^^^CE.—A. Harkness, Jas. Dickey, Thos. 
 Hamilton, John S. Ross. Isaiah Warner, F. D, 
 McNaughton, J. D. Annable. J. P.Watson, E. 
 O'Callaghan, A. B. McLennan, D. .T. McLeod, 
 D. McNaugnton, D. A. McDonald, P. A. Stew- 
 art, A. A. Stewart, A. A. Kennedy and F. W. 
 Rowe. 
 
 Doran, MUes Brown, E. 
 Lane. R. J, Thompson, 
 Fraser, D. McDonald, P. 
 Locke, A. B. McLennan 
 
 Pkinting.— Wm. 
 O'Callaghan, Wm. 
 Ewen Dingwall, Jas 
 A. Stewart, Carmi 
 and Dr. Starke. 
 
 Communications.— D. McNaughton, Thos. 
 McDonald, A. HarkHess, F. W. Rowe, John 
 Anderson, R. J. Thompson, John P. Grant. 
 Samuel Howes and D.J.Mcintosh. 
 
 ,.,9^^^''"^ Property.— Oscar Fulton, .L H. 
 Whittaker, Carmi Locke, John S. Anderson, 
 Dr. Starke, Samuel Howes, J. P.Watson, J. J. 
 Kennedy, D.C. Gampbell, D. McDonald, Ewou 
 Dingwall and Jas. McKenzie. 
 
 Roads.— F. D. McNaughton, Geo. Hodgins, 
 Wm. Lane, P. A. Stewart. J. J.Kennedy, J. 
 H. Whittaker, James McKenzie, a. a. Stew- 
 art, Wm. Banford, A. Kennedy, Thos. Ham- 
 ilton, Isaiah Warner, John P. Grant, D. C. 
 Campbell, D. J. Mcintosh and D. McDonald. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 „ D. McNauciiton, Chairman. 
 Committee Room, Jan. 2i», 18SJ0. 
 
 Report of Committee on Kdiicntioii. 
 
 Members all present. 
 
 Your committee beg leave to recomtnond 
 that the following gentlemen be appointed as 
 High School Trustees in the following High 
 School Districts: No. 1, Williamstown, G. H. 
 McGillivray, re-elected ; Simon Fraser, in lieu 
 of Ewen Dingwall, resigned, ani-I Jno. R. Mc- 
 Donald, St. Raphaels. No. 2, Alexandria, Jno. 
 A. McDougall. No. 3, Cornwall, Jno. Bennett, 
 re-elected. No. 4, Morrisburg, William Whit- 
 taker. No. 5, Iro(iuois, Jno. Harkness. M. D. 
 
 The committee also recommend that the 
 following gentlemen be appointed County Kx- 
 aminers, viz :— R. B. Carman, Esq., D. A. Mc- 
 Dernild, P. s. L. for Glengarry ; A. McNaugh- 
 ton, P.S. I., for Stormont, and Arthur B<own, 
 P. S. I., for Dundas, and that an allowance of 
 $145.00 be allowed each Inspector as travelling 
 expenses, and that a By-Law be introduced to 
 
 "^ Y?i®^®£il'"i!'^'' foregoing recommendation. 
 jn.li Of whieh la rcspciitiuily submittGd. 
 Council Room, Jan. 29, 1890. 
 
 Thos. McDonald. Chairman. 
 
 Report ol' the Finance Committee. 
 
 Present— Jas. Dickey, John 8. Ross, Isaiah 
 Warner, F. D. McNaughton,M. 1). Annable. K. 
 O'Callaghan. A. B. McLennan, D. J. McLeod, 
 D. McNaughton, D. A. McDonald, P. A. Stew- 
 art. A. A. Stewart, A. Kennedy. 
 
 Your cdmmiltee have examined and passed 
 accounts amiiunting to $96t).(i8, as per Schedule 
 A hereto apjiended, to cover which a by-law 
 will be submitted to the Council for adoption. 
 
 Accounts were presented by Messrs. Rayside 
 and Pringle for services rendered as arbitra- 
 tors in the matter of the ChestervlUe dam. 
 and have been referred for taxation. Your 
 committee would recommend that the Trea- 
 surer be authorized to pay them as taxed, as 
 well as the account of Judge Carman, on pro- 
 duction of the certificate of the proper taxing 
 officer. ^ 
 
 The Treasurer's Financial Statement has 
 been approved by the auditors. It shews the 
 net expenditure to be $17,71495, while the net 
 revenue was but $13,082.58, leaving a deficit of 
 $4,682.37. This was met this year by the 
 amount falling due from the trustees of 
 il'Ineas McDonald, but this can only continue 
 for one year more. The net indebtedness now, 
 if all the rates were in, would be a little over 
 six thousand dollars. This of course would 
 increase during the year, but if the Council at 
 the June session increase the levy so as to 
 fully meet current expenditure and provide a 
 small sinking fund, we might yet get along 
 without Issuing debentures. 
 
 Your committee have had before them the 
 Treasurer's books, and find they are duly 
 signed by the auditors. 
 
 The bonds of the Treasurer expire on the 1st 
 of March; would recommend that the Warden 
 be instructed to see that they be properly re- 
 newed. 
 
 Would also recommend that a by-law be 
 passed to renew the notes at the Bank of Mon- 
 treal when necessary ; the note re Nation 
 River drainage to be renewed but for one 
 month, as it is believed that by that time the 
 arrangements being made for the sale of the 
 debentures will be concluded. 
 
 The re-payment ot the Scott Act fines, il- 
 legally imposed, may make it necessary be- 
 fore the June session to borrow some more 
 money. Your committee would therefore re- 
 commend that the Warden and Treasurer be 
 authorized by by-law to borrow the further 
 sum oftwo thousand five hundred dollars, If 
 necessary. 
 
 Would recommend no change In salaries. 
 
 A. Hakknkss, Chairman. 
 
 Cornwall, Jan. .list, 1890. 
 
 Report of Committee on Commiinica- 
 
 tiOIIM. 
 
 Prpsent— Thomas McDonald. A. Harkness, 
 F. W. Rowe, J. A. Anderson, R J.Thompson, 
 J. P. Grant. Samuel Howes. D. J. Mcintosh. 
 
 Your committee have had under considera- 
 tion a petition from the Prison Reform, and 
 recommend the adoption ot the princtnle sug- 
 gested in the petition presented by them. 
 
 Your committee also recommend that the 
 petition of the foreman of Grand Jury, re- 
 garding the opening of tlie Court on the first 
 day, at the hour of two o'clock, p.m., be 
 granted. 
 
 The communication from the County Clerk 
 of Brant, was considered, and your committee 
 also recommend that a memorial signed bv 
 the Warden and Clerk, be sent to the Do"- 
 minlon Parliament, praying that the Railway 
 Act be amended, so as to make It the duty of 
 
15 
 
 loininlttee. 
 
 i. Rons, Isaiah 
 
 I). Amiable, K. 
 
 D. J. McLeod, 
 
 lid, P. A. Stew- 
 
 led and passed 
 IS per Schedule 
 hich a by-law 
 I for adoption, 
 [essrs. Ray side 
 ed as arbitra- 
 stervlUe darn, 
 ixation. Your 
 tlmt theTrea- 
 1 as taxed, as 
 irraan, on pro- 
 proper taxing 
 
 statement has 
 It sltews tlie 
 while the net 
 ing a deficit of 
 year by the 
 le trustees of 
 only continue 
 ibiednessnow, 
 le a little over 
 course would 
 the Council at 
 levy so as to 
 and provide a 
 yet get along 
 
 fore theni the 
 hey are duly 
 
 pire on the 1st 
 at the Warden 
 e properly re- 
 
 a by-law be 
 iBank ofMon- 
 ite re Nation 
 I but for one 
 
 that time the 
 le sale of the 
 
 Act flues, il- 
 necessary be- 
 w some more 
 I therefore re- 
 Treasurer be 
 V the further 
 red dollars, if 
 
 in salaries. 
 ^H, Chairman. 
 
 Doinmiiiiica- 
 
 A. Harkness, 
 .I.Thompson, 
 (. Mcintosh. 
 Icr considera- 
 Reform, and 
 principle sug- 
 by them. 
 H'nd that the 
 md Jury, rc- 
 irton the first 
 ck, p.m., be 
 
 County Clerk 
 ur committee 
 al signed by 
 t to the Do- 
 lt the Railway 
 t the duty of 
 
 every railway company under Ifs inriHdinf i^^ 
 to maintain and keep in repair ail nSislarv* 
 drains and ditches and water courses fntv^ 
 stenceat the passing of such amendment to" 
 
 ^^SrhartL^^e".-; SX^i"-.eW £ 
 
 Allot which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 D. McNaugiiton, Chairman. 
 
 Il-porl of r«„„|y Property Conimlltee. 
 
 All the members present. 
 .i,„ "r committee beg leave to renow tuat 
 
 li^ S^ a^lf "?i-'ioo^a^« oX "£°«- 
 
 oX'fll"^'^ for the^ inmatesf' Thel-e^'ar^ 
 only five persons confined in the eaol ami »« 
 compjaints. All of which is re!sS'ulb' m^ 
 
 Cornwall, Jan3??WU^ ff,.''^"^' Chairman. 
 
 Report of the Special Vammiltee «p. 
 pointed to obtain Legal Advice re- 
 M>ectin(c the Validity of , he By-Law. 
 re Watlon River Drainage and Ex- 
 propriation Of IheHtervllle Dam. 
 
 Members present— Stewart Vn]tnn ivr„ 
 Naughton. Doran and McDonald ' ^"^ 
 
 myV^^Z^'^MZ^}''^' Drainage Committee 
 
 inethe assessed Ss^o^thl A r'Surl-*"^* K^" 
 behalf of Messrs. Munroe nnn n^'^V'*'^*^^'°" '" 
 each party pay tli^^r own -^o^t? ' .^.t "'^" '*'*'' 
 
 an order of the Court "Sreeu on be made 
 
 muted /or providing funds for^r«^«o'' ^® ^"^■ 
 
 the said ar^ount aJ^eWjo'ny "'" ^'^'"""^ «' 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted 
 
 Thomas McDonald, Chairman. 
 
 Special Kepor* «f tfte JTatlan River 
 Draloave Commlatee. 
 
 BoafdorArbltram?«r,,r i^K? majority of th« 
 
 "o,,iSTa„l;"„xElS r ■•"°™»'°' 
 
 U*;!Sce™S,y fu?rto'n^v%'^ ""'i!°" "«"'>• 
 name penmng the imiiSte"; """'''> •""> 
 
 K-iSeS iSr-'«»- 
 Council. ^ A TTA«f?f, wishes of the 
 Cornwall, Jan. 31st," iSa'^'"''^^' Chairman. 
 
 Report Of the Con^ttee on Println:^ 
 
 "«;?,r^.a„-.;-"C.l-a"s!e'f,^ 
 
 ing to the contracrwer^ saUsfhPtnrn^^^?"'''*- 
 and were forwarded by the clerk uuhi^RL'""®' 
 and Deputv-Reevps /f,,^***'^'^ ••"'he Reeves 
 
 usual. Your commmeL t^'"l',"'*''P"''''«« «« 
 that the Clerk do S v X"L'' recommend 
 lishers in the U„"°ed Co.int^«rt^*'H^'' P"'^- 
 tenderswillbereceivp.i h?/{!. ®'' ''•'^.' sealed 
 
 !;^a,?KeS''SSF"" "» 
 
 workmanshipTo be ecmal W.^^^^ "Af'^oP'"' *"^ 
 and to be delfvered So December Tst'T«on'' 
 
 iSLS^rnrtKll'tXtll^^^^^^ 
 
 1888. and usually followed ThL^i*^ report of 
 tender not neceLadly accepTJd Tn nr^^'n^r 
 is respectfully submitted. * ^" ^" «f which 
 
 Committee Room.'K.-w^a?l?,ffi.^2iria«'^- 
 
 the Chestervllle Dam « No f i.^ "^ ^ i"*^'"" "*' 
 
 ^si,"air-„»r=:fri3,?.»SK"''i* 
 
 E'?a,K,SS'r'ffl«?, S' ffl 
 
 roe A Barrie before the dam 1 1^^ ^^''^^ ^""- 
 
 TO all of^^'hlSiTlletatd rrt^'At^e^-d. 
 Cornwall, Jan. 31, 1890. ^^'^"^^ * nARiUE. 
 
 Supplementary ««PJ»rt^„rpH„t,„|p Com. 
 
 '"^ CoVrTc.l*'"" ""^ ^^^^'^ ^^'•^ «f «>e Counties' 
 lo^our Committee beg leave to report as fol- 
 
 mlmu'rfl'nlfn^Sl^tteme^!}'^''^^ •■"•• •»''"""« 
 and reconime, d t hnt t hi^"' .^""^ «"" victlons^ 
 ed to W. Gibhens of thpr-?^'"^'**?^^ ^"^ award- 
 fa Is temler beSrftX) for h'i"'^ ' «tandari>, 
 minutes and K'„cili «fil'f^''*'i""» ""^ ^he 
 and that the tender^of O^'^'^a^-S^^iel^.te. 
 
 victlons, be accented a hit P"'^ '«!»'"« of con- 
 tender, belnKe 'k?w*eVt''' '^"^'''' «''^^' ''""^ 
 All of which IS respoctfully submitted. 
 
 W. M. DouAN, Chairman. 
 
Restart of (he Nation Kivcr DralunKe 
 Committee. 
 
 To the Warden and Council of the United 
 
 Counties of Htorniont, Dundns and Glen- 
 garry. 
 (lonllemun,— As yovi liave already learned 
 by the report of your arbitrator, Judge Car- 
 man, lliearbitralors, Judge Carman, of Corn- 
 wall; Jas. Rayslde, Escj., of Lancaster, and 
 Thomas Prlngle, Ksq., of Montreal, met at 
 Cheslerville on the 2(itb November last and 
 devoted nearly two days to viewing the pre- 
 mises and taking evidence on behalf ol the 
 claimants and then adjourned to meet at 
 Cornwidl on the Ith December, where the ex- 
 amination of witnesses was concluded on the 
 evening of the "jth. Your committej^ attended 
 throuuhont the investigation to assist in pre- 
 senting the case for the respondents. 
 
 When the taking of the evidence was finish- 
 ed, your committee met in the treasurer's 
 office, when, on motion of Mr. Kennedy, 
 seconded by Mr. R. D. FuUon, It was decided 
 to ask for tenders for the removal of the dam, 
 and the chairman was Instructed to advertise 
 accordingly, giving to the 28th Inst, to receive 
 the tenders. He was also Instructed to attend 
 the argument, which was fixed for the 23rd 
 insl. On this latter your committee will not 
 dwell, as It and the subsequent proceedings ol 
 the arbitrators are so fully dealt with In Judge 
 Carman's report. , , , , .^ 
 
 Your committee met In Morrlsburg on the 
 28th Dec. All the members being present, to 
 open the tenders and lor other business. 
 
 The following tenders have been received by 
 the chairman, viz. : 
 
 Jas.K. Smyth , •••^^122 
 
 G. B. McPhall,with material ... 299 (8 
 " without " .... 320 7.) 
 
 Larue il I )lllon OtW 00 
 
 Theron Sharp '^Jf^ W 
 
 Henry Bradley (Crysler) 300 00 
 
 Wm. Payne 349 
 
 Samuel Crabar. 349 
 
 Edward Bary MO 00 
 
 Geo.S. Ault 3,4 00 
 
 Sidney Ault 3t)9 00 
 
 JamesMcAnat 4>97o 
 
 Alvln QlUant 800 00 
 
 Isaac Johnson 'C.^i ;K 
 
 JohnRlddell 3 J W 
 
 Thos. Smith 390 00 
 
 It was then agreed that the chairman com- 
 municate with the two parties, McPhall and 
 Bradley, who were not present, and If either 
 furnished the necessary security to accept 
 subject to approval of committee at its next 
 meeting. If not to go In turn to each, taking 
 them In order. 
 
 The committee received a copy of the award 
 ordering the payment of $17,000 and .$400 to 
 Messrs. Munroe 4 Barrle, for their dam and 
 costs, respectively .signed by two of the arbi- 
 trators, Messrs. Rayside and Prlngle. The 
 chairman had been advised by the commit- 
 tee's solicitor, that Judge Carman, the arbitra- 
 tor appointed by the C'.uncll had protested 
 against the award be'.ng made until he had 
 further time logo Into the evidence or until 
 the 3rd Jan. prox., the date tt) which the arbi- 
 tration ha<l been adjourned. 
 
 Your committee considered the amount ex- 
 orbitant. It being understood, however, that 
 Judge Carman was inaklng a digest of the evi- 
 dence, and would make a report or give a 
 written oplnUm thereon on the 3rd prox., it 
 was agreed that no dettiUe action be taken 
 until we were In possession of that, .and tlie 
 
 chairman was Instructed to get a written ad- 
 vice from Mr. Leltch, their solicitor, as to the 
 course the committee should pursue not only 
 m this matter but also with reference to the 
 removal of the dam pending the final decision, 
 and the committee adjourned to meet. again 
 In Morrlsburg on the Sth Jan. 
 
 Committee met i)ursuant to adjournment on 
 the 8th Jan. AH the members being present. 
 The report ol Judge Carma and his award, 
 an opinion from which it appears that, ac- 
 cording to the evidence, the claliuants, Messrs. 
 Munro A Barrle, would be entitled to receive 
 $8000. was laid before the committee, also a 
 letter from Mr. Leitch, the committee's soli- 
 citor, saying tiiat In his opinion the Imniedlate 
 removal of the dam would not cfiect the right 
 of appeal, some advising an appeal on account 
 of the amount awarded being so large as to 
 shock the conscience, and for other reasons. 
 In view of these and of the reasons set forth in 
 the previous minutes. It was moved by Mr. 
 Kennedy, seconded by Mr. Dickey, that Mr. 
 Leltch, the solicitor, be Instructed to take the 
 necessary steps for an appeal to the High Court 
 to set aside award or re-refer the award made 
 by Messrs. Rayside and Prlngle two of the ar- 
 bitrators in the matter of the Chestervillc 
 dam. This Avas unanimously carried. 
 
 The Chairman reported that he had written 
 McPhail and Bradley, the two lowest tender- 
 ers, and received no reply. 
 
 After some discussion, it was moved by Mr. 
 Kerr, seconded by Mr. Kennedy, that the con ■ 
 tract for the removal of the dam be not now 
 let, but stand over until the meeting of the 
 Counties Council. ,^^ ,, , , , •. 
 
 This was carried, the commUtee thinking it 
 better in view of the early meeting ot the 
 Council, to defer the awarding of the contract 
 until the approval of (Council should be se- 
 cured. , „ , II , 
 Mr. D. R. Brown, the Engineer, In view <>t 
 the fact that previous englnenrs employed on 
 this work received $9.00 per day, did not wish 
 to accept a less amount, but In view of his lon;^' 
 connection, has consented to accept six dol- 
 lars and expenses, which was granted by the 
 
 committee. . . ,., . 
 
 The Treasurer, Mr. Mattice, was in Toronto, 
 some weeks ago, and called on the Provincial 
 Treasurer, with reference to the purchase ot 
 the debentures by the Ontario Government. 
 The Treasurer expressed some doubts as to 
 whether the Government cou d purchase 
 County Debentures under the Municipal 
 Drainage Act, but referred the matter to the 
 Att'y-General. and after getting his opinion 
 wrote Mr.Mattlce-a copy of his letter Is here- 
 unto appended. From this it appears that 
 there is no direct warrant In the law lor pur- 
 chasing County debentures, but In view ot the 
 fact that the Government already holds de- 
 bentures issued under the same by-law. It is 
 believed that when the matter is considered 
 by the Commlssumer of Public Works, a way 
 will be found to place the debentures with the 
 Government; If not they will be disposed of 
 in the open market. . 
 
 A. llAnKNKSS, Chairman 
 
 Cornwall, Jan. 30lli, 1890. 
 
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 jspectivi 
 
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 es paid 
 lance o: 
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 .tes, an 
 repaid 
 - d that i 
 The tot; 
 to date l8 
 From 
 
 Report of Committee ReMcott Aet FiiieH. 
 
 Present-Jas. Dickey, E. O't^aliagh-in, Wm. 
 Banford, F. D. MoNaughton, J. S. Ross, Oscarl 
 Fulton. W M. Doran, A. A. Stewart, P. A.! 
 Stewart, A. B. McLennan, D. A. McDonald. 
 
 Your committee have had under consldera-l 
 tlon the disposition of the fines imposed byS 
 Messrs. Bone and Mclntyre, while acting m 
 
 Or in 
 Of thi 
 pursu 
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 The am 
 
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 ■iollcitor, as to tho 
 I pursue uot only 
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 the tlnnl decision. 
 Ml to meet. again 
 1. 
 
 adjournment on 
 >rs belnK present. 
 i! and his awird, 
 appears that, ac- 
 flainiants, Messrs. 
 ntitled to receive 
 ;ominlltee, also a 
 committee's soli- 
 ion the immediate 
 lotellect the right 
 appeal on account 
 ng so large as to 
 lor other reasons, 
 •easons set forth in 
 as moved by Mr. 
 
 lilckey, that Mr. 
 ructed to take the 
 ,1 to the High Court 
 ir tiie award made 
 ngle two of the ar- 
 if the Chesterville 
 ily carried, 
 lat he had written 
 
 wo lowest tender- 
 
 was moved by Mr. 
 nedy, that the con - 
 e dam be not now 
 10 meeting of the 
 
 imUtee tliinking it 
 ■ly meeting of the 
 ing of th(! contract 
 ncil sliould be se- 
 
 ;lneer, in view of 
 nenrs employed f>n 
 r day, did not wish 
 tin view of his long 
 
 1 to accept six dol- 
 ?as granted by the 
 
 ice, was in Toronto, 
 d on the Provincial 
 to the purchase of 
 irario (iovernment. 
 some doul)ts as to 
 it cou d purclmse 
 er tlio Municipal 
 I the matter to tin' 
 getting his opinion 
 of his letter Ishere- 
 hls it appears that 
 in the law lor pur- 
 ?s, but in viewot tlie 
 it already holds de- 
 same by-law, it is 
 latter is considered 
 ubllc Works, a way 
 debentures with tlie 
 will be disposed ofj 
 
 KNKSS, Chairman. 
 
 >llce Magistrates for Dundas and Stormont, 
 ,;spectlvoTy. 
 
 Those imposed by Mr.Bone were Imposed be- 
 keen June, 1887, and tlie close of that year, 
 hd amounted to $1,880, the receipt of which 
 i acknowledged by the Treasurer; while 
 |r. Mclntyre paid in two lines of fifty dollars 
 ach. 
 
 [This matter has been before the Council 
 >r some time now. When first presented the 
 >uncll had no precedent to guide, and being 
 ticertain as to their rights and liabilities, it 
 ras thought best to withold payment from 
 le claimants until satislied that they were 
 ititled to have the monies refunded to them. 
 ^ iree actions have been brought in the Divi- 
 on Couit here, each one of which has been 
 !cided against the Counties and In favor of 
 le claimants. Ac the points raised in these 
 fes cover all points in dispute and make it 
 asonably clear that the parties who paid 
 les on the order of Mr.Bone or Mr. Mclntyre, 
 Ihlle acting as Police Magistrates for the 
 lunty of Dundas. or the county of Stormont, 
 the case may be, are entitled to recover. 
 ITour committee would recommend that all 
 les paid in to the County Treasurer In pur- 
 lance of convictions made by Mr. Bone or 
 fr. Mclntyre, while acting as Police Magis- 
 ites, and now in the hands of the Treasurer, 
 repaid to the parties from whom collected, 
 id that a By-Law be passed accordingly. 
 The total amount received by the Treasurer 
 dale is: 
 
 From Mr.Bone $1880 00 
 
 Mclntyre 100 00 
 
 Or in all .• $1980 00 
 
 Of this, there has been paid in 
 pursuance of judgment, in the 
 DivisionCourt 180 00 
 
 Leaving a Bal. to be repaid of. $1800 00 
 'he amount now at the credit of the Scott 
 It Fund is $3,939.91, so that after the pay- 
 int of these claims there will still remain 
 [139.91, but as there are still some unsettled 
 itters In connection with this matter. It Is 
 •ught best to take no action with reference 
 this balance until every possible claim 
 linst the account is satislied. 
 .11 of which Is respectfully submitted. 
 
 A. Harkness, Chairman. 
 Jornwall, Jan. 30, 1890. 
 
 a By-Law be prepared in accordance with this 
 report, and further, that the By-Law shall 
 come In force and efJ'ect immediately after the 
 passing thereof, but shall not efTectany licen- 
 ses already Issued. 
 
 And we further recommend that one thous- 
 and conies ot tlie By-Law be printed and cir- 
 culated in thediflerent municipalities. 
 
 All of which is resiiectfully submitted. 
 
 D. McNAUfiUTON, Chairman. 
 
 Cominlltoe Room, Jan. 29, 1890. 
 
 BY-Xj^-WS. 
 
 BY-LAW »04. 
 
 Nation 
 
 te McoU A<;t FiHeM.| 
 
 ;. O'Callasli'in, W!f"i-| 
 on, J. S. Ross, OscarJ 
 \., A. Stewart, P. A. 
 I, I). A. McDonald. , 
 lad under considera-i 
 le fines imposed by* 
 -re, Willie acting asi 
 
 i^Iiort of Special Committee on Pe4llar»' 
 ;'l| lilcense. 
 
 lembers present— Thomas McDonald, D. 
 
 ^Naughton, A. Kennedy, O. Fulton, John S. 
 
 88, A. A. Stewart, Wm. Doran, E. O'Calla- 
 
 %n, F. D. McNaughton, T» -"as Hamilton, 
 
 les Dickey. 
 
 four committee have had under their con- 
 
 leration By-Law number 860. and recom- 
 
 Ind that the above named By-Iiaw be 
 
 kended by inserting in clause A instead of 
 
 Hhe sum of .$50 ; in clause B, instead of $2") 
 
 sum of $50; in clause C, instead of $40 
 
 sum of $75. And that section 
 
 five be struck out and the follow - 
 
 be Inserted instead thereof, viz: 
 
 |lt the fines imposed for the infraction ot 
 
 above By-Law be distributed as follows: 
 
 (B-Milt'd to the preventive onlcer prosecuting, 
 
 B-third *D the treasurer of the municipality 
 
 jiWhlch the prosecution was instituted, and 
 
 •third to the treasurer of these United 
 
 intles. 
 
 LUd your committee would recommend that 
 
 By-Law to appoint Committee 
 River Drainage. 
 
 Whereas at the session of this Council held in 
 Oct. 1889, a Uy-law (No. 899) was passed for 
 the removal of the Chestervllle dam, and 
 lowering of the shoal in the Nation river 
 lor the purpose of draining the land and 
 iilghways Iti tho Townships ot Matilda, 
 Mountain, Williamsburg and Winchester. 
 And whereas, by such By-Law, a committee 
 was appointed to carry sucli work into eflfect. 
 And whereas It has become necessary to re- 
 appoint the said committee and provide for 
 vacancies occasioned by certain members 
 iiavlng ceased to be members of this Council. 
 
 It is therefore hereby enacted that A. Hark- 
 ness, Reeve of Matilda, James Dickey, Reeve 
 of Williamsburg, Thomas Hamilton, Reeve of 
 Winchester, A. Kennedy, Reeve of Mountain, 
 and Geo. Kerr, Reeve of Osnabruck, and vvar- 
 den.be.and they are, hereby appointed to carry 
 the said work into etlect as provided by said 
 By-Law No. 809. 
 
 It Is also further enacted that the said Messrs. 
 Harkness, Dickey Hamilton, Kennedy and 
 Kerr, have also all the powers conferred by a 
 By-Law passed at a special meeting of this 
 Council held on the first day of August, A. D. 
 1884, to enable the said committee to complete 
 the work on the said Nation Rlyer provided 
 for in By-Law No. 733, passed at the June 
 session. A. D. 1884. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open Council, 
 this 30th day of January, A. D. 1890. 
 
 HEN15Y E. Carpenter, 
 Clerk. 
 
 Geo. Kerh, 
 
 Warden. 
 
 BY-IiAW NO. 90.5. 
 
 the 
 
 By-Law to appoint a Board of Audit for 
 year 1890. 
 
 Under and by virtue of section 513, of the 
 Municipal Institutions Act of the Province of 
 Ontario, the corporation of tlio United Coun- 
 ties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 
 enacts as follows : 
 
 Ust.) That Adam Harkness,Rceve of Matilda, 
 and .lames Fraser, Esq., sr., of Loch Garry, he, 
 and they are herei>y appointed members of tlie 
 Board of Audit for tlie current year. 
 
 (2nd.) That each of the said members of tlie 
 Board of Audit be paid the sum of four dollars 
 for each amiit of accounts, together with five 
 cente.per mile for each mile necessarily travel- 
 led to attend such audit, and that the treasur- 
 er be, and he Is hereby authorized to pay the 
 same. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed In open Council, 
 this 30th day of January, A. D. 1890. 
 
 Hknry E. Carpenter, 
 Clerk. 
 
 Geo. Kerr, 
 
 Warden. 
 
u 
 
 BY-LAW TiO. »0<{. 
 
 ny-Law to ro-appoint coniinllteo rr Hlver 
 Jleaiulettu Drulnugo linpiovcmentN. 
 
 Whnreas application luis been inmle to this 
 Council hy the Municipal Corporation of tho 
 Township of Charlottenburgh. to proceed, as 
 provided by the Municipal Act of 18'^!5, and 
 amendments therete, to lieepen the Ulver 
 IJeaudette In the Townships of Charlotten- 
 burgh an<l Lancaster, and to remove obstrnc- 
 tions therefrom for the purpose of draining 
 the land In the vicinity of the saUl river and 
 its tributaries. And whereas it has become 
 necessary to re-appolnt the said committee 
 and provide for vacancies caused l)y certain 
 members ceasing to become inenil)ersof this 
 Council. 
 
 It Is therefore enacted a By-Law of the Cor- 
 poration of the United Counties of Stormont. 
 Dundas and Glengarry, that Alexander B. 
 AIcLonnan, Heeve of Charlottenburgh ; Ewcn 
 Dingwall, 1st Dep-Reeve, and John McRae, 
 Und De|)-J{eeve of the municipality of Charlot- 
 tenburgh ; .John li.; Snider, Reeve of the 
 Township of Lancaster, and Duncan J. Mc- 
 Leod, Dep-Reeve of the said township of Liin- 
 caster, be, and the same are hereby 
 appointed a committee to advise and 
 confer with the commissioner appointed 
 by this council to carry on the said drainage 
 works. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed In open Council 
 this 30th day of January, A. D., Ih90. 
 
 Hf.nuy E. Caki-kntkh, Oko. Kkrk, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 KY'LAW N4». )>07. 
 
 By-Law to appoint a Commissioner In con- 
 nection with the River Bcaudette Drain- 
 age Improvements. 
 
 Whereas authority Is given by Chapter 184. 
 Section f>()9, Sub-Section 17, of the Ilevised 
 Statutes of Ontario, 1887, to appoint a commis- 
 sioner to carry out drainage works. 
 
 It Is hereby enacted a By-Law of the United 
 Counties of Stormont, Dundas and (Jiengarry, 
 that Donald A McArthur, Esq., of Alexan- 
 dria, be, and he is hereby appointed a Com- 
 missioner with full power to enter Into all 
 such necessary and proper contracts In con- 
 nection with tlie Blver Beaudette Drainage 
 Improvements, and to supervise all work in 
 connection therewith, and do all otlier things 
 necessary to facilitate the successful operation 
 of such works, and witl) power to issue ordiirs 
 upon the Treasurer for payments of money in 
 connection witli said works. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open Council 
 tills 30th day of January, A. ])., 1890. 
 Henry E. Carpkntkr, Gko. Kerk, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 BY-LAW IVO. 908. 
 
 By-Law to refund monies from the Canada 
 Temperance Act Account. 
 Whereas it has been ju'tlcialiy decided tliat 
 fines imposed under the Canada Tempprance 
 Act by Wm. Bow, Esq., of Dundas. and by A. 
 C. Mclntyre, Esq., of Stormont, acting as Po- 
 lice Magistrates, must be refunded. 
 
 Be It enacted a By-Law of the Uiiited Coun- 
 ties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, that 
 tlie Counties' Treasurer be, and he is hereliy 
 ordered to repay llie following persons the 
 suras set opposite tlielr respective names; that 
 is to say: 
 
 Frank McCloskcy $50 00 
 
 James Spolton 50 00 
 
 Daniel Becksteau 50 00 
 
 liouls Laplere SO 00 
 
 Matthew Flynn ."".o 00 
 
 Theron Sharp 50 (Mt 
 
 v. (;. Bow^-n 50 00 
 
 Jno. A. Story 5(1 OO 
 
 Nt^lson Bowen (15 00 
 
 /enas Whlttaker 50 00 
 
 Jno. Clark 50 00 
 
 RobertClark 50 (XI 
 
 Wm. McGannon 50 00 
 
 Wm. Sherman 50 00 
 
 Robt. Armstrong 50 00 
 
 W. A. Bouck 50iM) 
 
 Widows. Cutler 50 00 
 
 Nelson Olllard 5ii 00 
 
 Samuel Wylle 50 Oit 
 
 Jno. Walsh 50 00 
 
 Mrs. D. Bowen ;jO 00 
 
 James Powell 50 00 
 
 Mrs. Jane Gamble 5'» •() 
 
 T. D. Starke 50 00 
 
 Daniel tluennel 50 00 
 
 .las. Toye 50 00 
 
 Mrs. S. Cutler 50 00 
 
 Wni. Sherman fV) 00 
 
 J. A. Storey 50 00 
 
 1). Beckstead.... (WOO 
 
 Francis McClosky 50 00 
 
 W. A. McGannon 50 00 
 
 RobertClark 50 (H» 
 
 Wm. McGannon..... 50 00 
 
 " " 50 00 
 
 RobertClark 50 00 
 
 " 5000 
 
 LouisLapiere 50 00 
 
 Mrs. Bowen 50 00 
 
 Amounting In all to .$1,!I80 00 
 
 And be It furtlfr enacted that (he Treasurer 
 sliall pay tlie said respective sums upon the 
 written order of tlie party or parties to wlioni 
 the same is payable, the signature of tlie 
 payee to be verified by a resjunislble resident 
 of tlie Counties. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open (council 
 this ;50th day of January, A. D., 1800. 
 
 Hknkv E. Carventkr, (Jko. Kkrk, 
 
 Clerk. Warden, 
 
 BY-LAW NO. »0». 
 
 By-Law of the United Counties of Stormont.l 
 Dundas and Glengarry for licensing, regu-i 
 latlng and governing Hawkers or pettji 
 Chapmen, and other persons carrying oiil 
 petty trades. 
 
 Be it enacted a By-Law of the Muulclpall 
 Council of the United Counties of Stormontl 
 Dundas and Glengarry us follows: I 
 
 1st. That from and after the passing of thls^ 
 By-Law the following By-Laws of these United 
 Counties shall be, and the same are hereby 
 repealed, that is to say By-Laws numbe"s 617, ; 
 r,7:i, tJ28, 749, 761, 779 and 85(5 and all other Byd 
 Laws and parts of By-Laws relating to tbif 
 matters herein enacted. ■ 
 
 2nd. That any Hawker, Pedlar, Petty Chap ^ 
 manor other person carrying on anypettj- 
 trade, or who go from place to place or to otbe| 
 men's houses, on foot or with any auimalj 
 bearingor I rawing any goods, wares or merl 
 chandise for sale,or in or with any boat.vessel 
 ;uf other cfuft. Or otherwise carrying goodsi 
 i wares or merchandise for .sale, shall ouijf 
 I exercise such calling within these (Jountiel 
 I after having first taken out a license tberefoi 
 ! as hereinafter provided. 1 
 
 I 3rd. That the word "Hawkers" shall in] 
 elude all persons who, being agents for uersonl 
 I not resident within these Counties' sctI orofl 
 ' fer for sale, tea, dry goods, or Jewelery, or carl 
 
lt> 
 
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 rom 
 
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 nt) (xt 
 
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 f)() (H) 
 
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 S() (H* 
 
 r)0 (H» 
 
 TK) (M) 
 
 r)0 (H) 
 
 wm 
 
 5() (H) 
 
 511(10 
 
 iio on 
 
 Mm 
 
 "ril 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 5'l#0 
 
 50 (X) 
 
 50 00 
 
 50 (M) 
 
 GO (H) 
 
 r)0 00 
 
 TjO 00 
 
 {■>,-) m 
 
 50(H) 
 
 , 50 00 
 
 , 50 00 
 
 5000 
 
 50 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 SO 00 
 
 $1,080 00 
 
 Hit. llu) Treasurer 
 ) KiiiiiN upon the 
 ))aitles to whom 
 igiialiire of llie 
 •onslble resilient 
 
 In onen Couneil 
 )., 1800. 
 
 (JKo. Kkijk, 
 Warden, 
 
 ies of Slorinonl,! 
 r lleensing, regu- 
 awkers or petlyj 
 on8 carrying oiij 
 
 r the Muutclpall 
 ies of SlorniontI 
 ows: 
 e pasBing of thlsf 
 8 of these United! 
 >me are Hereby^ 
 iws numbe"s&17,i 
 1(1 all other By-' 
 relathiK to the| 
 
 liar, Petty Chap? 
 ig on any pettj 1 
 < place or to othei i 
 th any auimal,! 
 3, wares or taet-i 
 I any boat,ve8sel| 
 carrying gonu» 
 sale, shall only 
 1 these (Jountiei 
 . license therefo^ 
 
 'kers" shall Inl 
 gents for person! 
 nties' sCTl orofi 
 lewelery, or carl 
 
 ry or expose saiii pies or patterns of any such 
 goods to be nfterwards delivered within the 
 Counties to any person not being a wholesale 
 or retail dealer In sueli goods, wareo or mer- 
 chandise. 
 
 4tb. Provided always that no such license 
 shall bo required for hawking, peddling, or 
 selling frotn any vehicle or conveyance any 
 K(M)ds, wares or mercluindlst* to any retail 
 dealer, or for hawking or peddling any goods, 
 wares, or nici chamllse, t he growl h, product or 
 nianulaclure of this province, not being li- 
 quors within the meaning of the law relating 
 to taverns or tavern licenses. If the same are 
 being hawked or peddled by the manufacturer 
 or producer of such goods, wares or merchan- 
 dise, or by his bona fide servants or employees 
 having wrilten atithority In that behalf, and 
 such servant or employe shall produce and 
 exhibit his written authority, when re(|ulred 
 so to do. by any municipal or peace oflicer. 
 
 5th. That license foes shall first bo paid for 
 to the Treasurer of these United Counties, for 
 which the Treasurer shall grant a receipt, and 
 which said receipt shall tie presented to the 
 Clerk of the Coimtles, who shall forthwith 
 Issue the re(|uired license. 
 
 6th. That the sums to be paid for licenses 
 shall be as follows : 
 
 (A.) For every person travelling on fool as 
 aforesaid, the sum of Fifty Dollars. 
 
 (K.) For every person travelling wltli one 
 horse or other animal, the sura of Fifty Dol- 
 lars. 
 
 (c.) For every person travelling with two 
 horses or other animals the sum of Seventy- 
 tlve Dollars. 
 
 (D.) For every person travelling in orwilh 
 any decked boat, vessel or erall, the sum of 
 PJlghty Dollars. 
 
 (E.) For any person travelling in any open 
 boat, vessel or other craft, the sum of Fifty 
 Dollars. 
 
 7th. That each such license so granted shall 
 not bo for less than one year, and shall be in 
 force for one year Irom dale thereof and no 
 longer. 
 
 8th. That the rouuty Clerk shall keen a 
 proper record of all such licenses so granted. 
 
 Olh. That every Hawker and Pedlar shall 
 exhibit his llcens(! when retpilred so to do by 
 the Municipal or Peace Officer. 
 
 lOtli. That any person or persons guilty of 
 any infraction or any of the provisions of this 
 By-Law shall, upon conviction thereof be- 
 fore any Justice or .Justices of the Peace for 
 the said United Counties, or of the municipal- 
 ity in whicli the offence was committed, for- 
 feit and pay, at the discretion of 
 the Justice or Justices of the Peace, con- 
 victing, a penalty or fine of not more than 
 Fifty Dollars, and not less than Ten Dollars 
 for each oll'ence, together with the ciostsof 
 l>ro.secutlon, and in default of payment there- 
 of, it shall be lawful for the said Justice con- 
 victing as aforesaid, to Issue a warrant under 
 his hand and seal, or In case of two or more 
 Justices acting together thereon, then under 
 the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the 
 said penalty and costs by distress and sale ol 
 the offender or oti'enders' goods and chattels, 
 and in default of sufficient distress to satisfy 
 the said penalty and costs, it shall and may 
 be lawful for the said Justice of .Tustlces or 
 one of them convicting as aforesaid, to com- 
 mit the offender or offenders, either to a Lock- 
 up House within the said United Counties or 
 to the Common Gaol of the said Counties, with 
 or without hard labor, for a period not exceed- 
 ing twenty-one days, unless the said penalty 
 fl,ud costs be sooner paid, 
 
 lllh. That the tines Imposed for the Infrac- 
 tion of this Ry-Law. be distributed as follows: 
 Ono-third to the Preventive officer prosecut- 
 ing, one-third to the Treasurer of the Mimlel- 
 pallty In which the prosecution was Institut- 
 ed, and one third to the Treasurer of these 
 Counties. 
 
 1121 h. 'J'hat this ily-Law sliall come Into full 
 force Hutl t'ffect immediately after the passing 
 thereof. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealeil In open Council 
 I his ;!Oth day of January, 1800. 
 
 llKNKY K. CAlll'KNTKIf, (iKO. KKKK, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 BY'LAAV Xo. »IO. 
 
 the appointment 
 
 of County 
 
 Hy-Law lor 
 Auditors. 
 
 Ho it enacted, a By-Law of the Corporation 
 of the I'nlted Counties of Hforraonl, Dundas 
 and Glengarry, that the following be, and they 
 are, hereby appointed, County Auditors for the 
 current year. 
 
 Arthur H. Pllmsoll, of the City of Montreal, 
 accountant, and A. J. McDonald, of the Town- 
 .shlpof Cornwall, at a salary of sixty dollars 
 each. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed In open Council, 
 th.s.SOlh day of January, A. D. 18i»0. 
 
 ilKNUY E. CAHl'KNTEU, tiKO. KKRU, 
 
 Clerk. Warden 
 
 IIY>I..%W NO. »1I. 
 
 By-Law authorizing the borrowing of money 
 to meet current expenditure of the Uivor 
 Mcaudette Drainage Committee. 
 Whereas it will be nece.ssary to borrow a 
 certain sum of money to meet the expendi- 
 ture upon tho Ulver Beaudette Drainage Im- 
 provements between this date and the sale of 
 the Debentures. 
 He it therefore enacted a By-Law of tho Cor- 
 
 E oration of tho United Counties of Stormont, 
 •undas and Glengarry, tliai. the Warden and 
 Treasurer be, and thoy are hereby authorized 
 to borrow trom some chartered bank of the 
 Dominion, for the purpose above sot forth, 
 such sum or sums of money as may be neces- 
 sary in the opinion of the Elver Beaudette 
 Drainage Committee, provided said sum or 
 sumsof money shall not exceed Two Hundred 
 Dollars, and shall execute for said sum or 
 sums of money a note or notes under the seal 
 of the Corporation, payable at such date or 
 dates as may be agreed upon within tho cur- 
 rent year, and also to renew all notes. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open Council 
 this 80th day of January, A. D., 1890. 
 Hknky K. Cakpentek, Geo. IvEUit, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 BY I.AW NO. sua. 
 
 By-Law to appoint High School Trustees. 
 
 Whereas by 18 V^ic, Chap. 50, Sec. 18, Coun- 
 cils are empowered to make appointments to 
 till vacancies arising from the annual retire- 
 ment, resignation ot-otherwisOiOf High School 
 Trustees. 
 
 Therefore, be it enacted a By-Law of the 
 Corporation of the United Counties of Stor- 
 mont, Dundas and Glengarry, that the persons 
 hereinafter named bo, and they arc, hereby 
 appointed High School Trustees. 
 
 Williamstown— No. 1, G. H. McGillivray, 
 Simon Fraser, of Williamstown, andJohii K. 
 McDonald, of St. Raphaels. 
 
 Alexandria— No. 2, John A. McDougall. 
 
 Cornwall— No. 3, John Bennett. 
 
 Morrlsburg— No. 4, William Wblttaker, 
 
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 lro()iu>lN— No. 5, Jjtliii HiirkiioivN, M. IX 
 I'tiMNCtl, NiKUod uixl KoaU'd In open ('ouucll 
 tiTlH.TOth tiny of January, A. I). IHlH). 
 
 Hknuy K. CAKI'KNTKII, Uk.o. Kkkk 
 
 Clt'i-k. Wai(l(Mi. 
 
 IIY'I.AW NO. i»i:i. 
 
 liy-LBM' to appoint n Hoard nl' KxamlncrH of 
 I'ntijlc Ht'hool Toa<>liorH In and lor tin 
 (.'ountlOM. 
 
 Whereas Suction lt(8, Chap. 2'J5, Vic. ."it) dl- 
 rcctM ('ounty Coniutlls tnnpnoint a Hoard of 
 KxamlnerH of Public Sch<M»i ToacliprH. 
 
 Therefore the Corporation of the Unlt«'<l 
 ('ountlew of Htormont, JXindas and (Jlenwarry 
 iK^rcby enaciN that Mio followlnj; lif, and are 
 hereby appointed (he Hoard of (Ninnty Exani- 
 InerH for tlu- current, yeor, under the provN- 
 lonH of the al)ove recited act :— 11. B. Carman, 
 En(j., Dr. McDIarmId, A. McNauKhton, Emj., 
 and Arthur Brown, Kwij. 
 
 I'asHcd, siKued and sealed In open Council 
 this 30th day of January, A. 1)., IHW). 
 
 Hknuy E. Cahi'Entkii, (Jko. Kkiui, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 Rlr-I.AW MO. 911. 
 
 Hy-FiUW for the appointment of prevcntlvo 
 Ofllcers. 
 
 Hf it enacted a Hy-Lawof the (Jorporatlonof 
 the United ('ountlesof .Slormont, Dundas and 
 (ilengarry that the persons hereinafter named 
 b<! and they are hereby apijolntcd Preventive 
 OfUcers for the towns, townslilps and Incor- 
 porated villages set opposite their names :— 
 
 Ai.KXANDUiA— Antrus Cattanaeh, Alex. La- 
 londe, J). J. McDonald. 
 
 liOciliKi,— Donald Mct^illoeh (Jlen Robert- 
 son; Alex'r McLeod, Dulkelth; Donald Mc- 
 Caskcll, IiaKgan ; Simeon Fraser, Lochl'ivar ; 
 L.\V. McKlnnon, Alexandria. 
 
 Kenyo.v— .Mex'r Mclifod, Dunregan; Ewen 
 McEwon, MaxviHe ; Jolin Cameron, Oreen- 
 tleld; Donald (J rant, LoehlJarry; John H. 
 McPhcrFon, Alexandria. 
 
 Finch— Daniel Mcintosh. South Finch; 
 John Patterson, Berwick; Ellison Bradley, 
 Oryaler. 
 
 CoRNWAT.T, TowN.sirip — E. O. Winters, 
 Moulinette; D. D. McDonald. Harrison's Corn- 
 ers; Alonzo Miller, Moulinette; Victor Tur- 
 geon, Cornwall; John Knox, Cornwall. 
 
 CoRNT^.vT,!. T-^WN— Moses Jesmer, John (Jra- 
 iiam, J. B B! >ii'Un, I, Ilatelie. 
 
 MonR.i£..r, ;■£ — William (Jillard, Robbrt 
 Lyle, J "(b I!**>p3r, Simon Phlfer. 
 
 IitOQUOui-Gc aroBO. Kayes, Thomas Dillon, 
 William C(v.m8. 
 
 Wir.LiAMSBu Ran— Gordon Prunner, Mor- 
 risburgh ; Jerry Lane, Bouck's Hill ; Ezra 
 Merkley, Dunbar ; Almon Casselman, North 
 Wllliamsbuijfh ; .John s. Hickey, East Wil- 
 liamsDurgh r Solomon Coons, Winchester 
 Springs; Don Hanson, North Williamsburgh ; 
 Solomon Drummond, Grantley. 
 
 WlNCliESTEU— David Haleday, Cass Bridge ; 
 Archie McPhall. Ormond ; .Tacoh Bogart, 
 Moorewood. 
 
 West Winchesteu— Uriah Boyd, Nicholas 
 Shaver. 
 
 Matilda— James Dillon, Hanesville; Thos, 
 Barklejr, Iroquois; George Tuttle, Dnndela; 
 James Locke, Brunston's Corners ; Nathan 
 Crowbar, Dixon's forners. 
 
 OstfABupcK— Austin fettprley, Aiiltsville; 
 
 Alvln (Jillard, Farrnn'n Point; W. L. Me 
 Claverty, W'lHMllandN ; JaniOMHullook, Wales; 
 Hiram Mulehlns, LunenlturKh ; IsHlah Hakor, 
 IMxon: P. iHiherty, ONnal>ruck (/'entre ; Ilani- 
 llton Itush, Hush (ilon. 
 
 Ho\ noiioiTdii -Morris TinkesN, Avounioru ; 
 /uamon Woart, M«>nkland; Jas. HegK, Gravel 
 Hill; .fohn McDermid, Tnyside ; Hugh Hh w- 
 art, Moose Creek. 
 
 liANCA.HTKit T0WN8II II'— Donald M<'Ii.(>d, 
 
 rianca.<iter ; W. D. McMillan, Gloii Nornntn ; 
 
 Alex'r I). McDonald, Dalhousle Mill> , i'rancls 
 
 A. McDonald, North lianoastur ; (iUieuu Bour* 
 
 i goln, Balnsvllle. 
 
 TiANCASTEK Vii.LAGB-Wllllam Nicholson, 
 Ouncan MoKee. 
 
 CUAiii.oTTKNnuiuiir— Jerry Bulllvan, Wll- 
 liamstown ; John A. Uoberiscm, Lancaster; 
 James(;ashlon,Casldon's(nen ; Donald Grey, 
 I Martlntown; 'rhomas Lafranee, Ht. Raphaels; 
 William Abrams, Hummerstown; John A. Me- 
 Dougall, Lancaster; .lamusCllnc, Martlntown. 
 
 Mountain— Nell Jackson, South Mountain; 
 
 Albert Richardson, Hallvllle; EltaN Jackson, 
 
 Jr., Ink(rman. 
 
 I CiiE.sTEKVlLLE — Alex'r Stallmayer, Mllo 
 ; Knowland. 
 
 ' Passed, signed and soa'cd In open Council, 
 
 Irollectod 
 (snureeN. 
 PasKed 
 
 IthlNlllsti 
 
 llRNKY J 
 
 ^By-Law 
 
 count 
 
 Wherei 
 monies g 
 United C 
 
 Hell th 
 IHiratlon 
 named d 
 name in 
 nexetl.an 
 ties he, I 
 tlieamou 
 by the W 
 therein. 
 
 Passed, 
 this 31st ( 
 
 Hknuy ] 
 
 thls.Slsi day of January. A. D. 18)K 
 
 HKNUV E. CAni'ENTKIt, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 Gku. 
 
 Kkuk, 
 Warden. 
 
 UV-I.AW NO. Olff. 
 
 By-Law to authorize the borrowing of money 
 for County Purposes. 
 
 Whereas It will be necessary to borrow a 
 certain sum of money to njeet current expend- 
 itures <if this Corporation. 
 
 Therefore the Corporation of these United 
 Counties, by the Council thereof,enacts as fol- 
 lows: -Thai the Warden and Treasurer be.and 
 they are her L , authorized to borrow from 
 some jierson or cnarter'd bank of Mie Domin 
 ton , for the pnrp<v, '>< .,; .ye set lor ,< ,.■■ ch sum 
 or suras of mo'".' ui \i / may coneiidor neces- 
 sary, provldtU , ca suiu or sums of money do 
 not e.xceed Two Thousand Five Hundred IH>1. 
 lars,and shall execute for such sum or sums of 
 money a note or notes, under the seat of the 
 Corporation, payable »»t such date or dates as 
 may be agreed upon wUhln the current year. 
 The Treasurer is hereby authorized to retire 
 or renew such note or notes from time to time 
 as they may become due, out of the monies 
 which have been levied and collected for 
 County Purposes or other sources. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed In open Council 
 this 3Ist day of January, A. D., ISlSo. 
 
 Henuy E. Caupentek, Geo. Kkku, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 BY-LAW NO. »i«. 
 
 By-Law authorizing the renewal of certain 
 notes under discount with the Bank of 
 Montreal, Cornwall. 
 
 Whereas It will be necessary to renew cer- 
 tain bills and notes at present under discount 
 with the Bank of Montreal, Cornwall. 
 
 Be it therefore enacted a Bv-Law of the Cor- 
 poration of the United Counties of Stormont. 
 Dnndas and Glengarry, that the Warden and 
 Treasurer be, and they are hereby authorized 
 to renew the said notes or bills aocrueing due 
 from time to time as they miodc consider 
 necessary, or to retire the same. If possible, 
 out of the monies which have been Ievie4 ancl 
 
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 oint; W. L. Mv- 
 KM Bullock, WhUih; 
 {h ; iMalah Kukor, 
 ick ('i-i)tru ; IImiii- 
 
 ikeMH, Avoiiinoro ; 
 .InH. ItoKK, Grav'l 
 iid« ; Hiigii Hii w- 
 
 Donultl M<']i ixl. 
 I, (ilon Noriiiaii ; 
 Hie MIIIk, KraiuMs 
 lor ; (iiUt;uu Bour* 
 
 II Ham XlchnlHon, 
 
 ry Sullivan, Wll- 
 rison, Ijaiica«U'i- ; 
 yn ; Donalil (Jrey, 
 Qcu. Ht. Uapliaols; 
 :4)wn; John A. Mc- 
 lino, Mai'tlntuwn. 
 
 South Mountain; 
 e; KItaM Jauknon, 
 
 rowing of nmnoy 
 
 ary to borrow u 
 (current expend- 
 
 1 of these I'nlted 
 reof,enact.s as fol- 
 Treasurer be.and 
 1 to borrow from 
 nk of Mio Domin 
 >t lor ,<,.' ch Huni 
 ly coiieiiiierneceN- 
 uniKof money do 
 vo Hundred IH)|. 
 h sum or sums of 
 r the Ncat of (he , 
 I date or dates as 
 he current year, 
 horlzed to retire 
 rem time to time 
 Lit of the monies 
 nd collected for 
 irces. 
 In open Council 
 
 )., im. 
 
 Qko. Kkkk, 
 Warden. 
 
 DIM. 
 
 [lewal of certain 
 th the Bank of 
 
 ry to renew cer- 
 t under discount 
 loruwall. 
 '-Law of the Cor- 
 tes of Stormont. 
 Lhe Warden and 
 sreby authorized 
 Is aocrueins due 
 ' made connlder 
 ame. If possible, 
 been levied and 
 
 Irolleoted fop County PupponeH or other 
 (NourceM. 
 
 PaHced, Nigncd and Healed In oj)fln Coiinoll 
 tlilH Hint day of.lanuary, A. D., ISlN). 
 
 IlRNKY K. CAKl'KNTKIt, O KG. KKUU, 
 
 Cleric. Warden. 
 
 ^ By- Low for 
 countH. 
 
 BY«I<AW NO. »17. 
 tlic payment of ordorH and ao- 
 
 ■<tiillmay<'r, Mllo ; 
 In open Council, 
 
 ). law. 
 
 Gku. Kkkk, 
 
 Warden. 
 
 WheroaH It is neccHsary that the payment of 
 numicN granted by the Corporation of tbONO 
 United CountleH bo anthorl/ed by Hy-Law. 
 
 Ho It t»ieref«»re enacted a By-Law ofthlH Cor- 
 poration that each of the persoHH hereinafter 
 named do receive the Hum net oppoHlte IiIr 
 name in tiieHchedule marked "A,"' fiereto an- 
 ne\eil,and that t he Treasurer of tlie Hald Coun- 
 ticH be, and he Ih, hereby authorised Ut pay 
 tiieamountM contained in HUchHohoduleHlgned 
 by the Warden to the said perHonH ho named 
 therein. 
 
 PaHHcd, signed and noaled in open Council, 
 thlHSlHtday of January, A. D. 1800. 
 
 HkNUY E. CAKl'KNTKIt, GKO. KkKH. 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 SCHKnUI.K "A." 
 
 1». M. IloHS A Co., gaol repairs $15 05 
 
 I'ubllc Hch(M>l RoanI, Dundas Entrance 
 
 KxamliiationH 750 
 
 I»)hn .Skeith, gaol suppllCH 18 68 
 
 'Entrance K.xamlnallons, Dundns, Adver- 
 tising- B. Heach, St. liJiwrenee NowH, 3 ft) 
 
 i. Beacli advertlHingmeetlngof Council. 3 00 
 Natlcm River D 2 70 
 
 Ferald ofllce, MorrlHburg, Notice of Meet 
 
 inu;.. 
 
 " N. U. Drainage... 
 
 h: McDermld, I. 8. Glengarry, Postngo. 
 1'. Dawson, Registry ofllce, Dundas.... 
 T. Porteoiis. C. J. Mattlce, Tel. aec 
 
 ohn McPhee'8 acct., lamp, etc., C. J. 
 Matt ice 4 
 
 liver Heaudette Engineer, acct., SSO.OO 
 
 (*o<).oo) ..: 80 
 
 IcLennan, Tiiddell A Cllnc,Natlon Itlvcr 
 
 Drainage 15 00 
 
 1 ivdicstrr /•r/'.v,», advertising Meetings. . 3 00 
 
 Kntrance 
 
 Examinations 8 <I0 
 
 'anieron A McDonald, Gaol supplies 19 72 
 
 iiietNingcr, County Building repairs 1 t5 
 
 FicihnUti-r, advertising Jan'y meeting. . 3 00 
 ^ames Dingwall. Furniture, $(». 10; Legal 
 
 Expenses and sundries, $40.45 113 85 
 
 ■. Palmer, Supplies 4 53 
 
 800 
 
 ;$ 72 
 
 500 
 
 20 00 
 
 30 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 Co. Building acc't., PorteouH $8 At 
 
 Cornwall UcgiHtry acc't. for Water 2 ■'W) 
 
 County Uulhllngfl ** " 25 0(t 
 
 .lohnHkeHh, Coal oil, Cl'k of Peace offlce m 
 .1. (Jopelaiid, UeglHtrar, County Htormonl 20 80 
 A. McNaughton, I. H., PoHtage acc't...... t> 05 
 
 (,'leni/iiii i.in ju-c't. for advertlHlng in 15 
 
 Arthur Brown. I. H., I'uslage acc't .s 27 
 
 rnvnirnll St'nulnnI Post Cards, R. B. C. 00 
 " " Printing Minutes, ad- 
 
 vertiNlDg,cardN. etc 128 26 
 
 P. Denneny, Oa<il Hupplics 3 M 
 
 Postage Account. Treasurer's ofliOM 8 00 
 
 R. B. Carman, Examining and Certify. 
 
 i ng, 1 iancaster 50 00 
 
 G. N. W. Telegraph Co 2 10 
 
 .1. C. Algulrc's account for Htatlonery for 
 
 IllKhHchool Inspectors, Judge Prln- 
 
 ?lo. Dingwall, Treasurer, Auditors, 
 nerk, Hlierill, I^ocal Registrar and 
 
 Judge Carman 317 31 
 
 Wi)i('''v»ter rfi:t», advertlslncrrChestor- 
 vllle Dam 342 
 
 $<.m m 
 
 Geo. Kkru, 
 Warden. 
 
 BY-L4W SO. 1>IH. 
 
 By-Law to aulhori?;o the borrowing of money 
 to meet the expenditure ujion tlio Chester- 
 vllle Dam. 
 
 Whereas It will bo necessary to borrow a 
 certain sum of money to meet the expenditure 
 upon the Chesterville I>am and (ho expenses 
 connected therewith, between thih and tlie 
 meeting of the Council in October, 181H). 
 
 Bo It therefore enacted a By-Law of the 
 United Counties of Htormont, Dundas and 
 Glengarry, that the Warden and Treasurer be, 
 and th')y are, hereby authorized to borrow 
 from the Bank of Montreal, for the purjwso 
 above set forth,tlio sum of seventeon thousand 
 dollars, and execute, for said sum of money, a 
 note under tiie sealof the corporation, payable 
 at such date as may be agreed upon within the 
 current year, with power to renew the same. 
 
 And be it further enacted tb><t tlie said sum 
 of seventeen thousand dollurs shall be a 
 charge upon the municipalities of Matilda, 
 Mountain, Winchester and Wlillaiusburg. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open Council, 
 this 81st day of January, 1800. 
 
 Henby E. Cakpentkr, Gko. Kekr, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
22 
 
 ANNUAL SCHOOL RETURNS FOR 1889. 
 
 Rrciiptu, 
 
 OcS^.A«BlICK. 
 
 , . o,.-nt « 664 00 ' raid om precfdiut; > cai 
 
 liaUuice on hand Horn last audit * ^ U qo " fo'' • '»'•* *''''\''; 
 
 "eg slative School Grant g »» Balance on hand U) nc 
 
 I'tij/ineulit. 
 i year's account * «*« t^' 
 
 Municipal 
 
 Balance on hand from last audit $ 5M > 
 
 Legislative School Grant ;|j;* J^", 
 
 Municipal " 
 
 next account. 
 
 Wja 00 
 
 61)1 00 
 
 LcglHlative School 
 Municipal 
 
 Rrreipls. 
 
 „ «'s°':::::;:-;.-.:;::;;*Sffi 
 
 $1,090 00 
 $1.!J00 00 
 
 ROXBOROUGH. J';;";"" " $192 00 
 
 I'ald on preceding account .... 481 72 
 
 B^la,:^ ill'SaVneit acV,iu,;r: _^fflM 
 
 $l.r)02 26 
 $1,502 26 
 
 FINCH 
 
 pahl Teachers for this year 
 
 494 00 
 
 PaymctxtK- 
 
 $ 696 51 
 $6% 51 
 
 $696 51 . 
 
 Munlci pal assessment _^ $9^7 '2:i 
 
 $967 23 I 
 CHAULOTTENBUllGH. ^ _ ''::":Z:::. $1,561 00 
 
 14 
 
 Paid for this, year 
 Balance to next account. 
 
 14 
 
 $1,561 U 
 
 Balance on l>a"d from last audit ...... $ 
 
 Legislative School Grant • ^^^^ 
 
 Municipal 
 
 $1,561 14 
 
 Balance on hand from last audit $ ^ »j^ 
 
 1 .eglslatl ve School ( .rant ^^^ ^ 
 
 Municipal " 
 
 $1,309 82 . 
 
 - Receipts. ^^^MM^Sd on prec.Hllng yea'^'^al'lnt $1,028 OO 
 
 Balance on hand fromjast audit ..$ 'H P-d on pre< . .g.^ „„w ....n„nt 1 
 
 Legislative School Giani. . . ... ....••• • ^^^ ,^ 
 
 I'di/mciUs. 
 -s account......* l-,>^ 
 
 30 
 
 Municipal 
 
 $1,032 04 
 
 Paid on preceding year s 
 Balance* orimnd ton^xt account 
 
 .STKll. 
 
 lSS.^eCS«^xt account. 
 
 $1,;«)9 82 1 
 
 (H 
 
 $1,032 0< 
 
 Balance on hand from last year's Hud.l*$ o4 7^ 
 
 Legislative School Grant ^^^ ^^ 
 
 Municipal " 
 
 Paid on prcceamg year's account $ ^^5 w 
 
 " for this year 07;$ 1 
 
 Balance tc next account ; 
 
 $1,008 7> 
 $1,008 78 
 
 LANCASTEll VILLAGE. 
 
 Sundry payments 
 Balance to next yi 
 
 Ar^/oirn^v. 
 
 $1,501 :i' 
 , 380 )• 
 
 Rrrrjpl!^. . 
 
 Bala.>c.> on 1> and from 1888 ^ ..••■■ -T 230 10 
 
 Legislative School Giant ;.. .,.L245 24 
 
 Municipal * IJ16 92 
 
 bund ly reccl pis * , my g- 
 
 $1,917 87 
 
 RrrHi.l.^. ^fl^,";*:.; „-.n.li.,ir year's account $ 50H: 
 
 band from last audit $ WO /^o 
 
 Hiilance > 
 liegislatl 
 Munlcipi 
 
 Leglslatl 
 Muniiip 
 
 Balance 
 lA'gislat 
 Munlcii 
 
 Borrow 
 
 Govt.C 
 
 <Jounty 
 Fees fr^ 
 Fees fo 
 Balanc 
 
 Balf.nf 
 Leglsli 
 Munlc 
 Keceii 
 
 '' Balan 
 i (Jovt. 
 
 i Munl( 
 
 I other 
 
 I 
 
 BalaE 
 <iovt, 
 
 Couu 
 ti 
 
 iKica 
 Fees, 
 
 Balance on ..—^ „o.i «« 
 
 Legislative School Grant • • .,y ^ 
 
 Municipal 
 
 $1,754 7() 
 
 Rccrij>fi- 
 
 MOi'NTAIN. 
 
 Balan 
 
 „..«..ce on han.l froin l^t audit. . . . . . • .$|5 |>l 
 
 Legislative School Oi ani 391 00 
 
 Municipal 
 
 $1,045 01 
 
 Pal.l on preceding year's account * wi 
 
 " for this year ;• x^, . 
 
 Balance on hand to next account _62!)^ 
 
 $1,751 " 
 Paldon preceding year's account $ g ^ 
 
 for this year 
 
 Balance oil liana to next account 
 
 $1,045 I; 
 
 Bala 
 Govt 
 
 Coui 
 L0C8 
 Oth( 
 
norrowed money. 
 
 if 
 
 ,( $r,(«oi) 
 
 ... WJSOO 
 
 ',(,;; 61)100 
 
 $1,990 00 
 
 ....$192 00 
 
 ■■■■ .... 481 72 m 
 
 nV: J25M 1 
 
 .' $696 51 
 
 $696 51 
 
 ,n( $477 (JO 
 
 '" .487 00 
 
 ani:: :::.._ «2;! 
 
 '$967 ti 
 $1,5(3100 
 
 ;;;;;;.... ii 
 $1,561 n 
 
 Its. 
 
 ^""'••.-.•.V^aosS ;1 
 
 nint:; ^3 
 
 $1,:U)9 82 I 
 
 ..ant $1,028 00 | 
 
 oiint ' '" I 
 
 $1,OS2 01 I 
 
 ^-^ ••:::* fii" I 
 
 ;;;;;■;; 2731:;; 
 
 $1,008"^ I 
 
 $1,561 :i' f 
 
 ..,, :}86 !>■" 
 
 $1^947 r ; 
 
 )i'nls. 
 
 ;count $")61 9 
 
 5(i.". I" 
 
 jCOiHlt 620 T 
 
 $iv7r)t : 
 
 ccount $ 120 ^ 
 
 66U 
 
 "ccoiint....... 254" 
 
 $1,045 ( 
 
 23 
 
 WILLI AMWBURGH 
 
 Papmenix, 
 
 Receipts w ^^ prcP-JinB year's a'^count $ 1^ ^^ 
 
 H-ilanoe on Imnd from last audll * qot, 00 I " for this year • • ■ ••••;• 'Vjf ,5 
 
 eiwlati ve School CJ rant ^ "^ | Balance on hand to next account ^>_^ 
 
 Municipal 
 
 $1,125 5:5 
 
 Herri l>t-'<. 
 
 Payment X. 
 
 *1,126 W 
 5 10 
 
 $1,125 53 I 
 WINCHESTER. 
 ..ogislatlve school CJnjnt « g g 1 SS.S S^hffio-iVext account _^ 
 
 ^'""'^•'''''^ " ' $T3i^| '''''''' 
 
 WINCHESTER VILLAGE. Paifwcnts. 
 
 ^f''''' ' ... .S 353 57 I Paid for this year 
 
 ^',""'' ..S353 57IPaidfor thisyear 
 
 lialanceon hand ...;-••• • / i:« 43 I " on other accounts... 
 
 Legislative School <''a"'^m- V.;,;;^!,, ... ;W2 88 I " borrowed in"n*^y-;-- 
 Municipal ' '.'. vii a-e . • 403 39' •latance on hand to next .1 
 
 u Township.... 1^«| 
 
 ...$l,08i) Olt 
 
 O^ 'XT 
 
 on ot'll^l'.,"'f;^^lJIJi** '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 615 30 
 
 account 40 0& 
 
 Village 109 15 
 
 \liiagt-. ^^^ 
 
 $1,993 05 
 
 $1,993 65 
 
 Po}nticntx, 
 
 (jovt. Grant, last ha t 88 * 487 06 " other expenses jr^ „„ 
 
 " first half '89 1 lOO (H» " Caretaker 
 
 County Grant for p^-O •••_• '^gg 75 
 
 Fees from students 39 25 
 
 Fees for chemicals .*. 1,739 37 
 
 Kalance — . 
 
 $4,511 f)8 
 
 nrceli,t.. IROQUOIS HIGH SCHOOI 
 
 Ualf.nce on hand from last audit. ......•$ 517 ()2 
 
 Legislative School (.lant ....2,000 00 
 
 Municipal >,..«r emnveV 1,106 85 
 
 Receipts Irom other souice*- 
 
 $4,511 68 
 
 PmimentK. 
 
 . ,,„. isRo" $3,986 22 
 
 Total payments /VA novVm-Voun 442 82 
 
 Balance on hand to next account 
 
 Jicccipts, 
 Balance on hand from last account . . .$2.-08 -.2 
 
 ( Jovt. (irant. last l\a»f 1«^A . 301 38 
 
 " flrst halt i»»y ••• 7c,n no 
 
 Municipal G rant from Coun y ■ • -j;" ^^ 
 
 ''"*'-^' 134 00 
 
 Otlier sources . 
 
 $1,429 01 
 
 $4,429 04 
 
 CORNWALL HKiH SCHOOL. j;2''''''[:: $2,916 .« 
 
 raid Teachers during !»»•' * 345 03 
 
 '» repairs (ji 50 
 
 " appariatus • 303 91 
 
 litel and other expenses. -^ •' '[ 
 
 ,ce on hand to next account A0«' 'i 
 
 Halance ' 
 
 $5,814 83 
 
 Receipts, 
 
 Paiiments. 
 
 rl889 *2,279 83 
 
 $5,811 83 
 
 WILLIAMSTOWN HIGH SCHO(^T 
 
 , .„„„,. $ 205 61 1 Sundry payments foi I8S.1 ^ ^^ 
 
 Balance from last yeai... * 242 00 Balance on haml 
 
 <,ovt,Grant,l^astmvU^l^^^^^ 
 
 County Grant, 1888 - r^^ ^^ 
 
 l*-' 434 00 
 
 Tiocal ."."!.".'.".'. •'>'> 1**' 
 
 $2,307 01 
 
 $2,307 01 
 
 ' R,eeli,l.. ALKXANDKIA HIOH SCHOOL P»,m.-»'«. 
 
 Balance.,,. hand frLij^taudu ■■i^^<A'''^^i;^::::::.::::::::::. ; »»» 
 
 Oovt. Grant, last, hains^- f,^ g., 
 
 •' first half 1889 ")60 00 
 
 County Grant... • 5,(3 §3 
 
 Local .. 09 08 
 
 Other sources 
 
 $1,805 18 I 
 
 maps, etc. 
 
 fuel and other expenses. 
 
 174 27 
 
 ARTHUR H.PLIMSOLTi, 
 
 Chartered Accountant, 
 
 A. .T. McDONALr*. 
 
 
 $1,865 18 
 AUL>IToRS. 
 
JU 
 
 Corpora 
 of 
 
 '['llR Col 
 iiiiaiit to f 
 
 Mr. <i. 
 
 Tlio W'i 
 
 » 'ortili(v 
 'I'owiisliiii 
 
 I'ilMll, w* 
 KnII Cil 
 
 Miniilo 
 
 1 ('oiumi 
 Xjlriiiii A. 
 (jirpoiite 
 
 1'' roll I A 
 I'lililic Wi 
 mcnl of (1 
 mi'lil rr (J 
 
 I'roin A 
 -f ,il.l. A III I II 
 ■J Kooks up 
 
 Jl''i'oin II 
 -- nat ion s*s 
 /^l'iiilc<l C 
 5jti'|fn«aii'' 
 
 f I 'pull I 
 
 .'j.y Mr. J 
 
 1|ipiilpr, a 
 
 ( iiiiiicil I 
 
 •Jill I.Ik* Vi 
 
 Moveil 
 
 AiidHrsoi 
 
 for liiilai 
 
 Movcii! 
 
 Wliittuk 
 
 jtlio I nit 
 
 I is; 10. 
 
 Movoi' 
 J Mr. Wat 
 |< 'lork of 
 jlMiiKlas 
 lyiiai' ISU 
 siu'iieil. 
 
 Tl.o > 
 K«Hve o 
 
 VBOVO O 
 
 fleers oJ 
 
 ['lerk. 
 
 The ' 
 
 suited a 
 
 Mr, 1 
 Mr. » 
 Mr. : 
 
JUNE SESSION. 
 
 Corporation of tho United Counties 
 
 ofStormont, Dundas and 
 
 Clcngarry" 
 
 FlItST DAY. 
 
 C.KNW \M„ .llM. Kl, IS'.»0. 
 
 The <.'<>" Illy ('(tiiiicil mot lliis ilay pur- 
 jiiant to ail.jiMirmiioiil. 
 
 Mr. <i. S. .liuviH actc<! as ('l(«rk I'm iivi. 
 Tlio Wanlfii in tlui cliair. 
 CorlitiruU'H of I >. Mrhoiiald, < Diiiwall 
 'IViwnsliip, aiitl .1. U. Crysldi', |)y. lirovo ol' 
 1'iiM'li, wen; liidd 
 Unll ('all(>ii. 
 
 Minnies ol ;;is|, .lannary, JS'.M), roa«l ai*- 
 jirovtMl and si^ncid. 
 
 ( 'oniinnnicalions won! nucMvcil i»nd road j 
 Jlroin A. (lol)oil, till* Anditovs, and H. K. i 
 ('aippuk'.r, viz : — | 
 
 Kioiii A. (Jobcil, Wfcicliuy (t( i»c|'ailiiu'iil of | 
 ■ I'lililic Works, Oltiiwa. Witli rcrcrciicc to pay- 
 imnl of joiioiHit voted by Dominion I'ailia- i 
 _,, inrni yv I'iioslcrvill*! l>ain Kxpropriiil Inn. | 
 
 I I'lont Arthur IT IMinisoll aiiil A. .f. McDon- 
 Julil, Aiiililofs, ndvisin;,' of aiiiiil ni Ticasufor's 
 :;| l?.H>Us up to:!lsl May. l^i'H; 
 
 ^1 l''ioni II. K. CurpcntcM-, IcnilcrinK liis rosi^'- 
 1 nation as CUtU of tlic (.'on n tics' ("oiini-il ol the 
 ll'nilol Counties of StormonI, Inindas and 
 !ti'|t"n«ai ry. 
 
 rpiiu luotion of Mr. IlarUnoss, scM-ondcul 
 ly Mr. J^ano, the icsiiznalion of II. V). < "ar- 
 l|ienter, as Clork, was a('coj)tod, and the 
 'jroiiiM'ii i)ro('eeiled to tOect anew clerk to 
 liil l\w vacancy. 
 
 .Moved by Mr. I'.atilord, scconth^l l)y Mr. 
 Anderson, that.!.<i. llarkne.ss lie Clerk 
 Jlor Itahmce nf year. 
 
 >hived l>y .Mr. ^h•Leod, secondtMl hy Mr. 
 iWhiltaker, that ('. Il.Clini' he ( 'lerk of 
 (the Inited Connties of Stornioiit. Dnndas 
 (and (ilonirarry lor the l)alance ul" tlie year 
 I is; II I. 
 
 Moved l)y Mr. (>'( 'alla^iian, seconth'd hy 
 jMr. Wal son, that Atlrian I. Macdoneil lie 
 |< 'lerk of the Initod Counties ofStormont, 
 
 The name of Mr. (Tine was dropped and 
 
 the secrond hallolwas taken reisultinj.; as 
 
 follows : 
 
 M r. Ifark ucss l!l 
 
 Mr. Mac<lon('ll 2*» 
 
 The Warden declared Mr. A. I. Macdun- 
 oil didy eloi'ted Clerk. 
 
 I!pnn motion of Mi. lianlord, seconded 
 hy Mr. J.ocke, the (V»nncil adjoiimpd tr) 
 meet at!* o'clock a. m. to-niorrow, 17th 
 instant. 
 
 .\. I. ^; \nioM;i,i,, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 (in(». Kki!I;, 
 Warden. 
 
 SK(;4»M» l».\V. 
 
 CoKNW Al.l., .luUU I V, ISltlJ. 
 
 Tiio < 'onncil met. 
 
 Th<^ Warden in tluf Chair. 
 
 Koll (tailed. 
 
 All the mendiers present save Mr. I' . P. 
 McNan^hton, Keeve of tho Towiisliii» of 
 l''incli. 
 
 Minntes of preceding evening road, afj- 
 prov(Ml and si^j^ned- 
 
 fi;riiioNs. 
 
 A ixtition was luescntcd by llu! lli'cvc and 
 l)ci)uty Kcc'cs of th<' Township o( Kcnyon 
 (McsKi-H. Stewart, l"'raser and Canipboll) asking 
 that a by-law ho passed uianling Ifiavo to the 
 Municipal Council ol tho Township of Ken- 
 yon to open up a certain road or street in the 
 villiifio olMa.wille, in tlie sahl township, >>t r 
 width of forty feet ; said road or street beiiiK a 
 (M)ntiiuiation of .St. Catherine Street from 
 KinK Street to Roller Gri.st mill, and received 
 and read. 
 
 A petiti(ui w.as presented sif.;Med by .loseph 
 Kerr and others, ratepayers, and rec(Mve(| 
 ;uid read, askiiiy; that the Boundary Road be- 
 tween the Townships of (^snabriick and Wil- 
 lianisburgh, tlirough the rear half of tlie lirsl 
 concession and front lialf of the second con- 
 cession of said townships, be opened up for 
 public traflic. 
 
 NOTU'KS. 
 
 Mr. Oscar I<'ulton gives notice that he will, 
 somi'time during: the session, introduce a by- 
 law to refund monies under "The t'auada 
 Temperance Act." 
 
 Mr. Thos. McDonald fjives nt)lice thai he 
 will introduce a by-law durinj;; the .session to 
 levj' on the several municipalities in these 
 United Counties, H sum necessary to jjrovide 
 for the equivalent of the Legislative tjrant /or 
 
 Pnndas and (ilenirarrv for the balance of Public Schools Aid, lor Mt)del Schools, and 
 . ii;nn; . . 1 . .„ if I I,' < • , -.^,^,,< „.. w, supplementary levy for High Schools and 
 year IS-JO m place ol II. 1,. ( ar|)onter, re- cJi/egiate Institutes. 
 
 siirned 
 
 The Warden ai)pointed Mr. Kennedy, 
 lioHve of Mountain, and Mr. Mc.Natiirbton, 
 Keeve of iiajicaster N'illa^e, to be scruti- 
 ijie(M's of votes ca.st for ai>iK)intment of 
 Clerk. 
 
 The vote was taken by ballot and re- 
 ,,Bnlted as follows : 
 
 11 Mr. Harkness IS 
 
 S Mr. Cllnc « 
 
 m Mr, Macdoneil 15 
 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 Moved by Mr. I). A. McDonald, second- 
 ed by Mr. A. A. Stewart, that a committee 
 coni|X)sed of the Reeves and, in the ab- 
 sence of the Reeves, the Depnty Ueeves, 
 
 ! be organized to equalize the Assessment 
 R(dls of the several municipalities of thee 
 
 I rnited Counties, and that the said com- 
 mittee do rei)ort to this C'ouocil at its earli- 
 est convenience. — Carried. 
 
26 
 
 UjMiM motion of Mr. KnltDii, sci'oniUul hy 
 Mr. <iranl, the luuiio oi' Mr. .1. K. Cryslor 
 wass atl<lo(l to tliti committees on I'liiitiii^' 
 and County I'roperty. 
 
 I'jM)n motion ol' Mr. K ( »'( ';ill;i:4irui, 
 .SGCondoil l)y Mr. W. II. Lano, tlu' Council 
 ailjuurnoil until L' i>. n>. 
 
 Ai"n;i;No<^N si>s^ion. 
 
 Council resumed. 
 
 'I'ho Wanlon in tiu; Cliiiir. 
 
 Mr. W. M. Doran, Cliainnau 
 Kjualization ol' Aissc^sKnusnt Spdcia 
 mittoo, prowntetl tlicir niport- 
 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 I'pon motion of Mr. McDonahl 
 seconded by Mr. D. .1. Mcintosli, 
 
 ol' 
 
 I ( 
 
 tllO 
 
 om- 
 
 I lios,), 
 i(( re- 
 
 port was relbrreil ton Committee of the 
 Whole. 
 
 Mr. I>. 'McNaujiliton in tlie Chair. 
 
 The Committee rose ami recv.mmended 
 the adoption of the report. 
 
 rpon motion of .Mr. i'ra.ser, seconded liy 
 Mr. Cam phell, the report wan adoi>ted in 
 
 Council. 
 
 Cpon motion of Mr. i)(ir;ui, seconded by 
 Mr. Iloil-rins, I'.y-Law No. '.HK, to ei pud i/c, 
 the AssesHinoid, was read a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Mcd'oiuiM ('i'hos.), 
 fi(M'on<led. by Mr. O'Calla^'lian. the claims 
 of the parties rid'erred to m I'.y-i-aw No. 
 It'JM were roforred to tho Scott Act Ccm- 
 n>dtee appointed in .lanuar\ last. 
 
 I'pon motion of Mr. ( VCallau'han, second- 
 ed by Mr.Donald McNan^diton, the special 
 comnuttoe appoimed at the .lanuary Ses- 
 sions of the <'ouncil ' Tedhus License I'.y- 
 liaw, wius ro-appomted to consider the 
 working of said Uy-iiaw. and the name 
 of Mr- Crysler added thereto instead of 
 Mr. V. I>. McNuniihton, absent. 
 
 A twmniunication was receiv(Ml ami 
 read from IMr. 1'. L. Wright, a-(mt for 
 "Champion Koad Machines'' invitin;: War- 
 den and Couiu^il to witness an exhil)ition 
 of the working ol' «iutl ma(;hine, and re- 
 questing that a time bo named for such 
 
 purpose. 
 
 Cpon motion of Mr. Mcl)onald (Thos.), 
 Keconded by M''. .McNauizhton (D.), the 
 Warden wius instructed to arran^'e with 
 Mr. Wright as to time and place most con- 
 venient for Warden and Council to witneHs 
 the exhibition. 
 
 Mr. llarkness, Ciiairman ol the Nation 
 River J)raina<ie <'ommittee, [(resented 
 their report, which was rtM-eived and read. 
 
 IJf)on motion of Mr. 11 ark ness, .seconded 
 by Mr. Diokey, the report was referred to 
 a Committee of th.e Whola. 
 
 Mr. llarkness iu tiie Chair. 
 
 'I'iio Comiinlt(!e lose and recommended 
 the adoption of tiie report. 
 
 l'|)on motion ol .Mr. Doran, seconded by 
 Mr. Ib'rkiiess, the report of the Nation 
 i;iv(U' Drainage Committ(»e was adopted 
 in Council. 
 
 Ipon motion of Mr. Ilarkness. .s(«'ondeil 
 by Mr. A Kemiedy, liy-J-aw No lt'_M,to 
 provide lor the removal of dam and lower- 
 iiig of shoal at Chesterville, was read h 
 fust and second time, ami referred t(» a 
 Committett of the Whole 
 
 Mr. Ilarkness in the Chair. 
 
 The Coiunuttee rose and reconinjonded 
 the adoption of the Dy-law. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Doran, seconded liy 
 :Mr. WiiittaKor, r.y-lniw No. '.'"Jl wa.s adopt- 
 ed in Council provisionally. 
 
 I'pon motion of .Mr. Hamilton, secomleil 
 by :Mr. Howes, the Council adjourned to 
 7*]). m. to give committees tim ; to uieel 
 and rej>ort. 
 
 DVKNINO SK.sSloN. 
 
 ( 'ouncil resumed. 
 
 Th(^ Warden in theCliair 
 
 Mr. Harkiie.ss, Chairman of the Scott 
 Act Committ(H3, preseiite<l their rep(»rt 
 
 Cpon moli(tn of Mr. I'ra.ser, sefoitded hv 
 Mr. '.'amphell, the report was referred to a 
 Comnntl(H! of thc^ Whol(^ 
 
 Mr. A. A. Stewart in the Cliair. 
 
 Th(^ Committee rose and recommeudeil 
 llu^ ad(»l>tion of the r^^port. 
 
 I'pon motion ol Mr. JMaMM, secondiMl hv 
 Mr. .1. .1. Kenned}'; tlie l■(^port was adopti*il 
 in Council. 
 
 Mr .McD.)nald (Thos.), Chairman n| 
 Iviucation <'ommittee, presenttvl tlieir re 
 
 ])ort. 
 
 I'pon motion of Mr. Harkness.secoiideil 
 by Mr. Doran, i\w re|)orl wan referretl to ;t 
 ( ommittee of the Whole. 
 
 .Mr. I'. A. Stewart in th(^ Cliair. 
 
 The Committee rose and recoiiiMieuded 
 tlie atloption of the report. 
 
 I'pon motion of Mr. Doran, .secoiidtnl hv 
 Mr. Ilarkness, the report was adopted in 
 
 Council. 
 
 I'pon motion of Mr. Hamilton, .secomlcd 
 by Mr. Howes, liy-Law No. '.U'.), to e«|iia' 
 i/e the Asse.'^sment., was read a secoin 
 time and refenvd to a Committee of tlif 
 
 Whole. 
 
 Mr Hamilton in the Chair. 
 
 The < 'ommittee ro.se and recommendod 
 tlie adoption of the liy-Law. 
 
 lIlM)n moticm of Mr'. HarkiK^ss, seeondei 
 l»y Mr. Locke, By-Law No. ".(liii, P' refmiii 
 of hcott Act Lines, was read a first ami 
 second tnne and referred to a Committcf 
 of the Whole. 
 
 Mr. L'til 
 The Coi 
 
 the adopt 
 Cpon n 
 
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 No. !»2;:, I 
 
 read a tin 
 to a Comi 
 
 Mr. D. 
 
 The Coi 
 the adopt 
 
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 Seconded 
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 road a tin 
 to a Com I 
 
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 The t 'oi 
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 trt was adui>loil 
 
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 was ad<>|itt<d ill 
 
 idltnli, S(fCnndi'il 
 
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 road a soioiiil 
 
 • iiiiiiiltoo of till 
 
 air. 
 
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 •klH'SS, KPt'Olldmi 
 
 I). '.)'J(», rr rofnm: 
 lead a lirst ami 
 to a Coimiiitlef 
 
 Mr. ]*"tilton in the Chair. 
 
 The ("oiumittee rose and rocoimnondod 
 11 10 adoption of the J>y-Lavv. 
 
 I poll motion of Mt. 'J'hos. M(d)oiiaId, 
 Koroiided by INIr. 1). A. M(d)onaId, I'.y-Law 
 .\o. !»2!!, providinji for II iy;l. Schools, waH 
 road a first and second time and referred 
 to a (V)iniiiittce of the Whole, 
 
 .Mr. 1). A. .Mi;l»onald in the Chair. 
 
 Thti Committee rose and recommended 
 th«i adoption of the J5y-Iiaw. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. 'I'hos McDonald, 
 ipoconded by .Mr.iM{;Naii.uditon (1> ),15y-Iiaw 
 Ko. Ol'L', providinji for I'liblic Schools, was 
 road a (inst and second timo and roferred 
 to a Committee of the Whole. 
 
 Mr. i'"raser in tlie Chair. 
 
 The Committee rose and recoinmended 
 the adopti(jii of the liy-Lavv. 
 
 I 'poll motion of i\Jr. Campbell, secondoil 
 by .Mr. A. A. .Sftnvart, thci Coiiiicil adjourn- 
 ed to !» a. m. o'clo(!k to-morrow. 
 g A 1. MAfiioNiJi.i,, (ii:o. Ki;i:k, 
 
 I Clerk. Warden. 
 
 TIIIKI) n%T. 
 
 Cornwall, .lime lS(h, ]R>)(). 
 
 MOltVIVCi SHSSIOV. 
 
 I'lie Council mot at '.• a. m. pnrsnant to 
 idjomnmont. 
 
 'I'ho Warden in tlio Chair. 
 
 I.'oll called. 
 
 All members present save Mr. A. 1*. 
 
 ycl.emian, lit;eve ol( 'liarloltunbiiiv'ii. 
 
 i Minutos of yoslerday n.id aitprovod and 
 
 Wj^iod. 
 
 i'K'rrnu.Ns. 
 
 ?'l'lit^ following pt'liliohs w(!rc rccclvcil an. I 
 ■ift'iiil vi/ : — 
 
 tlN'tlMoM, i.rcsi'iitiMl l).v Mr. A. K.-mi.'d.v Iniiii 
 .•oific Itoss, Hold Kc.'ptT, ('oiiiw.'ili, Jiskiiiii 
 r' n-ltiiul ol lilies |);ii(| liy iiiiii iimlfr ( 'aiiadji 
 T''">l'<''''">ct) Act. 
 
 £l*i'llti(»ii, iircsi'iitcil l)v Mi\ 1'. A. Sti'warl, 
 niii lioiialil , I. McDonald, Coiislalili', Alcx- 
 itlria, asUiiificoiupoiisiilioM oI'$l'.i lor in juries 
 cei\ed while in discliar^i' ol duly arreslih" 
 
 fidiialic, under warrant. " 
 
 ftlOTIoNS. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. ilamillon, setioiidod 
 Mr. r.niwii, the report of Arthur iirowii 
 
 <|., I'nblic .School I iispo('lor for Diiiidas, 
 
 s received and read, 
 ■'^ilpon motion of .Mr. .)arner, seconded 
 Mr. I'lilton, the report, of A. McNaii^di- 
 ^n Ks(i., Public School Insp(>ctor for Stor- 
 B|oiil, was received and road. 
 ^Upon motion of Mr. Thos. McDonald, 
 #-onded liy Mr. .Mtu\aii<:li(nn, tho report 
 "*lheConnty ScIkimI Inspfctdr for Dimdas, 
 
 t read, wuh adopiod. 
 
 I^pon motion of Mr. Warner, seconded 
 by .Mr. Tlios. Mi-Donald, tho report of the 
 County School Inspector for Stormont, just 
 read, waa adopted. 
 
 Cjion motion of Air. ]). McNauf^'hton, 
 seconded by Mr. D. McDonald, I5y- Law- 
 No. '.»L'2, to provide for I'ublic Schools, was 
 road a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Warner, seconded 
 by Mr. O'CalhiLdian, Hy-I^aw No. ItL'h, pro- 
 vidiim for .>b)del Sidiools, was read a tirst 
 and second time and reforr(>d to a < 'om- 
 mitteo of tho Whole. 
 
 Mr. ]). >U'Nauj.;hton in theiihair. 
 
 Committee rose and recommended the 
 atloption of the By-l/aw. 
 
 Ui)on motion of .Mr. lioss, seconded by 
 Mr. r.anlbrd, and nnaniinoiisly carried, 
 i Mr. Christopher Irvintr, an old uiomber of 
 the Council, was asked by tho Warden to 
 take bis seat amoui!; the members within 
 tho liailint,'. 
 
 Upon motion of iMr. D. Ab!Nauf!;hton, 
 se(;()nded by .Mr. Warner, liy-haw No. itiiU, 
 providing for Public Scthools, was j)asserd, 
 si^'iied and sealed. 
 
 I Upon motion of ^Ir. Thos. McDonald, 
 
 : seconded by Mr. I). McNautjliton, P.y-Uaw 
 
 No. iH.'."), was read a first and second time 
 
 : and refoiro<l to a Committee of the Wliole. 
 
 Mr. F. J). .McNaughton in tho chair. 
 j The Committee ro.so recommend iiij^ the 
 I adoption of the By-Law, 
 ! Uj)oii motion of Mr. J), A. M(d)onald, 
 stu'onded by Mr. A. A. Stewart, 15y-La\v 
 No !)!!>, was read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr, Doran, seconded by 
 Mr. l-'raser, P>y-]>aw No. !il!i was passed, 
 si«riied and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr, Thos. Mci)onaltl, 
 .seconded by Mr. F. D. McNau^'hf,on, l!y- 
 Law .No. liL'o was reail a third timo. 
 
 Up( 111 motion of AFr. Thos McD maid, 
 .seconded by .Mr D. .M(d)oi>ald, P.y-Law 
 No. 'J•2'^ was pa.sseil, sis^iied and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of .Mr. l-'iiltoii, seconded bv 
 Mr. ILirkncss, P.y-Law No. !»L'0 was reail a 
 third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ifarkne.ss, seconded 
 by Mr. liilton, P.y-Law A'o. 92U was 
 amendod by dedn(;tin<j: /;/■« r'lta from the 
 rotunds ejranted, tho $17.-1.-) retained by 
 tho Police Magistrate Abdntyre, thus 
 paying the exact amount received by tho 
 TreasurtM'. 
 
 Upon motion of ^^r. Ilarknass, seconded 
 by Mr. Doran, P.y-Law Xo. V20, as 
 amondod, was passinl, sii.rned and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Warner, seconded 
 by ,Mr. ()'Callaj,'baii, the Council atljoiuned 
 to V p. in. this evening; to allow the cum- 
 
^^%' 
 
 28 
 
 llielr 
 
 inittees tinie to meet aiul prepaiv 
 reports. 
 
 HVKNINd SESSIONS. 
 
 Conncil resumed. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Umn motion of Mr. A. A. St.nyart, 
 Hftconded by Mr.Cami.hell. the report ol l»r. 
 >h'l)iarMii(l, School Inspector Icr ( .lenu'ar 
 ry. W51H received and read. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. A. A. Stewart, 
 seconded by :Slr. I'rabor, the report ol tlie 
 School Inspector for (Ueu'^'arry was 
 
 adopted. ,, , ,, 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. l-raser, secoiideil l)y 
 Air. A. A.Stewart, By-Law No. \)'2n was 
 read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of ^Fr. l-'raser, so(;onded by 
 Mr. .I..1. Kendedy, By-Law No. icjr. was 
 i.assed, signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of .Mr. Banford, seconded 
 by Mr. Anderson, the name.of Mr. ( 'rysler 
 was snUstitnted on the County Property 
 ( 'ommitttMi for that of Dr. Stark who has 
 ceased to be a member of tliis ( 'ouncil. 
 
 Upon motion of INlr. A. A. Stewart, 
 seconded by Mr. Campbell, liy-liaw No. 
 ^)'JG was read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. A. A. Stewart, 
 seconded by Mr. J. .1. Kennedy, By-Uaw 
 No. UL'C. was passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Anderson, seconded 
 by Mr. B.anford. the name of Mr. .1. K. 
 Crvsler was substituted on the Committee 
 of Printing for that ofDr. Stark, who has 
 ceased to be a member of this ( 'ouncil. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. I'.anforl, secondec 
 by Mr. An<lerson, this Council adjourned 
 tii meet at 'J a. m. to-morrow. 
 
 A. 1. Macdon.:!.!., liioo. Ki;i:i;, 
 
 Clerk. NNarden 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Campbell, seconded 
 by Mr. Fraser, the report j"st rea»l wan 
 referred to a Committee ot the \\ hole 
 
 Mr. A Kennedy in the chair. 
 
 The Committee ro.se recommend ing tlio 
 adoption of the reiKirt. ,, ,. , ^ . , , 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. lUin ioru.^ secoulcl 
 by Mr. Bocko, the report of the Koa<l < ..m- 
 
 niittee was adopted in <'',""»'''• , 
 
 U^pon motion of Mr.O'Callat,d.an, second- 
 ed bv Mr. i>. McDonald, a pedlars pack 
 license was -ranted .lohn .M.-d.-wan loi 
 one year, free of ciuirgo, he being nnabl.- 
 
 to work. , . ,, , 1 
 
 Upon motion of Mr.OCallaghan. second- 
 ed by Mr. Ross, By-Uaw No. ii:;<i was read 
 
 a iirst time. , , , 
 
 Upr.i motion of Mr. Anderson, seconde.l 
 
 bv Mr. Baniord, the Council adjourned - 
 
 ■ il . ..........in.wx lUIIlt I 
 
 2 p. m., to give 
 
 the committees time h 
 
 |M»I KTII I>AY. 
 
 Cornwall. . I une I'.tth. ISIH). 
 
 MOltNINd SH-;SloN. 
 
 Council niot at •> a. m. pursuant to ad- 
 journment. I 
 
 The Warden in the Chair. i 
 
 Boll called. 
 
 All the members jne.'^ont save Messrs. 
 Annable, Thos M(d)onald and .McUennan. 
 
 Minutes of yesterday read, ajiprovecl 
 and signed. . . 
 
 With unanimous |>ermis8i(»n ol ail tiie 
 members, Mr. Coulter, late li«'(ne of Win- 
 chester, was invited by the Wanlen to 
 ttike a seat within the railing. 
 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 Ujxm motion of Mr. ! '.an ford, seconde.l 
 by Mr. KD.McNaughton. 'he report of the 
 Road Conuuittee was received and read. 
 
 meet and report. 
 
 Ai"rt;uNooN sKssios. 
 
 Council resumed at i.' p m. 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton, seconde 
 bv .Mr D. McNaugiiton, tbc^ rcpor • 
 Special Committee .»n Hawkers' and IV.I 
 lars' Bicences Wiis received and rca.l an. 
 reU^rred to a Committee ol the N\ liole. 
 Mr. Hamilton in the cliair. 
 The committee rose and recominemlm 
 the Kdoption of the report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr.( >"C;diagiiau,.secon.i.^ 
 od by Mr. D. .M(d)onald. the leix.rt w;i 
 adoDted in Council. . . , 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. A. A Stewart, so 
 condcd by Mr. Uraser, I'.y-Baw No. .'■. 
 was read a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. A. A. Stewart, sc 
 ,.„ndedbv Mr. (am obeli, lU-Baw N... It 
 was read a second time and n^lerred P. 
 Committee of the Wh<ile. 
 
 Mr. A. A. Stewart in the chair. 
 The(ommiltoo rose and recommentltv 
 the adoi.tion ot the B.y-Baw. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Uowe, seconded 1. 
 
 i. •« .. 11 !>.. I v.. <l'>.l VC 
 
 X 
 
 o. 
 
 '.IL'I 
 
 Mr. 1). McDonald, I'.y-Baw No. •.fJI wa 
 read a tirst and second time, and rel.^riv 
 to a ( ommittee of the Whole. 
 
 Mr. V. D. AIcNanghton m the chair. 
 
 The Committee rose and recommende 
 the adoption <if the By- Uaw. 
 
 Unon motion of Mr. Bowe, .seconded 1' 
 
 i 
 
 Mr. "o'Callaghan, I'.y-Baw 
 reail a thiid time. 
 
 Upon motion of .Mr. And* rsoii, seco'idr 
 by Mr. Banford, the report of tht^ Comiiii 
 tee on County Property wjis received uii 
 
 read. , , 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Dontii, seconded : 
 
 Mr, (►'•'allaghan, the rep..rt was referit 
 
 1 
 
^M^' 
 
 I 
 
 29 
 
 )hv\\, secontleil 
 just reail wuh 
 he Whole 
 iir. 
 inuuMicrmg l.lio 
 
 ilbni. se('()i\<l«'il 
 the llDiitl t'om- 
 ikmI. 
 liiji;li!Ui, second- 
 
 I pecUar's piuk 
 Mc(iowan I'M 
 
 ,e boiiitr nnal^li' 
 
 liiy:han. secoiul- 
 (), li:;<i was reail 
 
 ersoii, HecoiuU'il 
 cil atljoiiriiotl In 
 inittees l.imo li 
 
 Slt»N'. 
 
 u- 
 
 ir. 
 
 iiiilt.on,st'<'oiul<'i 
 
 I, tlio report olj 
 
 iwkers' ami IVil^ 
 
 »(1 ami lead aiir f 
 
 1' \]m W'iiole. 
 
 liiir. 
 
 1(1 ret'oiniiuiinlft' 
 
 allaj.'liaii,Heeonil ^ 
 the reiiort, \v;i '- 
 
 \. A. Stewart, m 
 !5y-La\v No. '•: 
 
 A. A. St«nvart, si 
 
 , r,y-l-aw No.it: 
 
 aiul n^ferreil tn 
 
 he chair. 
 
 111(1 recomnientltv;|| 
 
 -aw. ^ 
 
 lowe, H«M'oiidtMl li 
 
 J-aw No. It^l wii 5 
 
 lime, ami relorrc 
 
 /hole. 
 
 II ill the chair, 
 uul r(M'omiiien«lf 
 I -aw. 
 
 !owe, secomU'd t 
 ,aw No. 1»:M .^. 
 
 Unit rsoii, secoM.li 
 lort ofthe Coiinn 
 i' wiiH received ui 
 
 Uoraii, Hec.oiuie.i ; 
 eport wa« releiif 
 
 haek to Coininittoe to report more specili- 
 
 Mr. Warner !,'ivos notice that he will ttv 
 morrow inorninji introduce a IJy-Law 
 ameiidink' Uy-l-uw No. !)0',». 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton, aeeonded 
 by Mr. Howes, liy-Law No. 1L'*» was read 
 a lirst anil set^ond time and referred to a 
 ("ommitteo of the Whole. 
 Mr. RoHa in the chair, 
 "'i ■ noil' m(')t 11)11 "of Mr. Mcintosh, Hooonde.l The Committee rose and recommended 
 ,v Mr 1). McDonald, By-Law No. !f_M was the adoption of the By-i/aw. 
 •^ .... Llnon motionof Mr. 0'( alla^'han,8ecoml- 
 
 od by Mr. 1). McDonald, By-Law No, IKM 
 wa.s read a first time. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. lloss, seconded by 
 
 Mr. A. Kennedy, that the n^pnrt of the 
 
 I'inanoe Committee be adopted in Council. 
 
 It was moved, in amendment to tiie last 
 
 motion, by Mr. A. A. Stewart, and second- 
 
 pa.sHtMl, sij^'ned and sealed. 
 
 Ipoii motion of Mr. Doran, seconded by 
 Mr. 1. McDonald, I'.y-Law No. '.i.".ii was 
 read a second time and referred t(t a 
 ( 'ommittee of the Whole 
 
 Mr. ]•'■ W. Rowe in the (tliair. 
 The Cdiiimittee rose and recomineiided 
 the adoption of the By-Law. 
 
 Upon motion of ^Nlr. F. D. McNauijliton, 
 seconded by Mr. Crysler. a petition was 
 presented, leceived and read from Tatrick 
 .lardine, Ksii., of the tov.-iiship of Finch, 
 and others, prayin<; for the eslablishment 
 i.f the head-line between (ith and Ttli con- 
 cessions of Lovvnship of lMii(!h. 
 
 I'pon motion t)f Mr. Rowe, seconded by 
 Mr. O'Calla^'han. By-Law No, '.»:;■_' was 
 i((ad a first time, 
 
 i;pon inotion of Mr. A. A.Stewart, se- 
 conded by Mr.D.JNb^NauL'hton, B.y-LawNo. 
 ;i:;l' was read a second time and referred 
 t.o a Committee of the Whole. 
 Mr A. Kennedy in the chair. 
 Tlie Committee njse and recommended 
 th(f adoption of the P.y-Law. 
 
 Upon motion of MnO'CalUv^'han. second- 
 ed by Mr. Rowe; I'.y-Law No. 1»:!'_' was 
 rt«id a third time 
 
 Fpon motion of Mr. D. McDonald, se- 
 conded by Mr. Grant, i;y-Law No.'i:!2 was 
 |)assed, si^inod and sealed. 
 
 I 'poll motion of Mr. Doran, seconded bv 
 Mr Dickey, P.y-Law No. 9:!(t was read a 
 liiird time. 
 
 rpon motion of Mr. Doran, seconded by 
 Mr. Di(^key, I'.y-Law No. ICU) was passed, 
 siiriuvl and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Doran, seconded by 
 Mr. Dickey, By-Law No. U'27 was read a 
 lirst time. 
 
 I, poll motion of Mr. WarntM', seconded 
 by Mr. Rowe, the (Vjnncil adjourned until 
 , p. m. this oveninjj. 
 
 |.)VKNI.<(i ShSSIoN. 
 
 ( 'oun(!il resumed. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ross, seconded by 
 Mr. Hamilton, the Report of Finance ( 'om- 
 mittee, pre.seiitivl by S\v ll:lrkn(^ss, I'hair- 
 maii, was received ;ind rea<l, and lelerrnd 
 t I a Coiiimiltef! o( the \\'holt^ 
 
 Mr. Harkness in tlit« chair 
 
 The '. 'iimiisirle.ii mse and recommended 
 the adoption of (he rep(»rt. 
 
 ed bv Mr. O'Callai^dian. that the it*Mn of 
 :?4(I0," payable to .lohn Middagh be struck 
 olV the report of the Finance (ommittee 
 and that a committee be appointed to ex- 
 amin. all accounts and papers in connec- 
 tion .nil; the case of Hill vs. Middairh, 
 and that this Corporation also ha 'e all ac- 
 counts taxed, with power to obtain letia I 
 advice as to the liability of this Corpora- 
 tion in this matter, and to report at the 
 October Session. 
 
 The main inotion was carried and the 
 amendment thereto lost on the followini!; 
 division, viz.: — 
 
 Yeas - ^lessrs. Anderson, Banford, Do- 
 ran, Dickey, Hamilton, Howes, Harkness, 
 A. Kennedy, Fiocke, Lane, McLeod, D. 
 McXaughton, Ross, Snider, 1'. A. Stewart, 
 Watson and Whittaker.— 17. 
 
 Nays — Messrs. (Campbell, Diu^'wall, L'ra- 
 ser, Grant, Hodi,'ins, .1. .1. Kennedy, SU-.- 
 Rae, F. I). McNauiihton, Mcintosh, D. Mo 
 Donald, O'Callaghan, A. A. Stewart and 
 Thompson. — L'. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. A. A. Stewart, 
 onded by Mr. Campbell, I'.y-Law No. 
 was read a second time and referred 
 Committee of the Whole. 
 Mr. Hodgins in the chair. 
 The Committee rose and reoommonded 
 the adoption of the J'.y-Law. 
 
 Upon motion of ^Ir. O'Calla^'han, sec- 
 onded by Mr. A. A. Stewart, J'>y-Law No, 
 ',):'.-l was read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. I), ^IcDonald, sec- 
 on(le(l by INlr. O'Callaghari, By-Law No. 
 y;'.4 was passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. I'.anford, .seconded 
 by ^Ir. Lane, B.y-Law No. 1IL*7 was read a 
 second time and referred to a (!ommitlee 
 of tlu^ Whole. 
 
 Mr. Harkness in the (ihair. 
 
 ' Tlu": Comniitfee ro.se and recommended 
 the adoption of the I'.y-Law- 
 
 I lljion motion of Mr Die-key, seconded 
 
 sec- 
 ',11'. I 
 b) a 
 
30 
 
 •■?? 
 
 by Mr Whit taker, Uy-Law N<>. <i:;:; was 
 leatl a llrst time. 
 
 \'\nn\ iiiolidii of Mr. l)i)ran, socoiuUid l»y 
 Mr. lI(.\V(>,s, I'.y-liiiw No. IC'.tl was road a 
 Urst lime. 
 
 |i|M)n motion of Mr. ( "aiii|)lu>ll, sccondtul 
 l.y Mr. I>. McDoiiaUl, tlioCoimeil at.ljonru- 
 Hii till .S.:;() a. m. t(i-morro\v. 
 
 A. 1. Maciionki.i,, <ii;o. Kni:i!, 
 
 Cleik. Wanleii. 
 
 riirii i>AY. 
 
 (!oi:s\vMi,, Jniio'-Mlh ISHO. 
 
 MoliMNC SKSSION. 
 
 Coiiiuil met piirsiianl toatljoiiriimonl. 
 'riie Wanlnii in tlie chair, 
 cail.-.l. 
 
 Mnmhcrs all i.ieseiil, OKcept Me.MHra. 
 AiiiMit)le, Mackenzie, McDonalil (Thos,), 
 McDonal.l, (l». A.), Mcl.t»mian (A. 1'.) and 
 I )(iian. 
 
 Minutes of yosleniay read, approved 
 and signed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. AnderHon, seconded 
 by Mr. I'.anford, l'.y-l,aw No. !•;;:. wms read 
 a lirst and second time and referred bt a 
 ( 'ommittde of Whole, 
 Mr. Locke in I lie chair. 
 The ("ommittt^o rose and recommended 
 the adoption of tin* r>v-lja\v. 
 
 Ijion motion of Mr. D. .McNanu'hlon, 
 se(;onded by .Mr. Sniiler, I'.y-Jiaw No. ".''-'S 
 was read a first and i^ecoiid tinit; ami re- 
 forreil tt» a ( 'ommittee of the Whole. 
 Mr. .1. .1. Kennedy in the chair. 
 The Committee ros(< and rocomnuiiidod i 
 the adoption of the ISy-iiaw. 
 
 I'pon motion oi .Mr. I'>aidbrd, seconded 
 by Mr. Anderson, r.y-l.aw No. ',•:'.,") was 
 read a third time. 
 
 I |jon motion of .Mr. Hamilton, seconil(^d 
 by .Mr. Howes, I'.y-Law No. IKKi was re'd 
 a se<;ond time and referred to a Com- 
 mittee of the Whole. 
 Mr. Hamilton in the (ihair. 
 'i'he Conunitte rose and recommended 
 the adoi)tion of the liy-baw. 
 
 llpon motion of Mr. llanfonl, seconded 
 by Mr. A. Kennedy, I'.y-baw No. '.):'..". was 
 passetl, .sij^ned and sealed on the I'oliowin^' 
 division, viz. : — 
 
 ^■eas— Messrs. Anderson, Uanford, IMok- 
 ey, Fidton, Ilodyiins, Hamilton, Howes, 
 Harkne.HH, A. Kennedy, Locko, bane, .1. .1. 
 .Mediae, M(d.eod, McNaiit^ldon (i).), Koss, 
 Sidder, 1'. A. Stewart, Watson, Whittaker 
 anil Warn«*r — L'(». 
 
 Nays. — IVbissrs. Campbell, Dii!<rwall, 
 ( iran't, .i. .]. Kennedy, 1>. McDonald, <>"< "al- 
 lagban, A. A. .Stewart and 'I'hompson—^. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr Snider, seconded 
 bi) Mr. D. McNau-rbton, 15y-baw No. tcJ7 
 was read a third time. 
 
 I'pon motion of .Mr. Koss, seconded by 
 Mr. Howes, l'.y-l,aw No. Ul'T was pass.Nl, 
 si>:ned and sealed- 
 
 Ipon motion of Mr l». McNanirbloii, 
 seconded by Mr. Snider, iiy-Kaw No. ifJS 
 was read a third time. 
 
 Tpon motion of Mr. Snider, seconded by 
 .Mr. 1). .McNanj,'htoi\, lly-l-aw No. tll'S was 
 passed, sinned and sealed. 
 
 Cpon motion of Mr. (>'< 'adaj^dian, seeontl- 
 ed by Mr. D. M(d)onald. the Snpplemenl- 
 ary Keport of the I'inance Committee was 
 adopted in the Conncil. 
 
 I'pon motion of Mr. llarndttm, seconded 
 by Mr. Ross, Hy-haw No. \KV.', was read a 
 second time and relerred t(» a Committee 
 of the Whole. 
 
 Mr. Hamilton in the chair. 
 The ( 'ommittee rose and recommended 
 tlu! adoi)tiun of the I'.y-baw. 
 
 I'l.on motioiiof Mr. Frasyr, seconded by 
 Mr. A. A.Stewart, r.y-baw No. ',t:;7 wa^i 
 read a lirst and second time and referred 
 to a CommitttH) of tbi^ Whole. 
 .Mr. A. A St(^v\art in tht* chair. 
 The Committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the I'.y-baw. 
 
 Upon motion of .Mr. I'rasiM-, seconded by 
 Mr. .1. .1. Kenne.ly, r.y-baw No. ^>:o was 
 reatl a third time. 
 
 b'pon motion of .Mr. Fraser. sei-onded l»y 
 .Mr Cami)\)ell, I'.y-Faw No. SK'.r was pa.s,sed, 
 si<rned and sealed. 
 
 , Ipon motion of Mr. 1>. .McNan^diton. 
 second(Ml by Mr. Snider, I'.y-baw No. '.•:",• 
 was read a third time. 
 
 Fpon motion of Mr Kenne.ly (.1. .1.), 
 seconded by Mr. <'ampbell, Uy Law No. 
 '.tj'.t was passed, sitined and sealed. 
 
 l!pon motion of .Mr. A A.Stewart, sec- 
 onded by Mr. Friuser, I'.y-l-aw No. 'XW was 
 read a thiid time. 
 
 I'pon motion of Mr. Campbell, seionded 
 bv Mr. A. A. Stewart, I'.v-Faw No. '.till was 
 
 pastsed, sifined and sen led. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. D. McNantrbtun, 
 .secondiid by Mr. Snider, I'.y-Faw No, 'X)('< 
 was rea<l a third time. 
 
 I'pon motion (f Mr. . I. .1. Kennedy, .sec- 
 oiviied by Mr. Campbell, I'.y-baw No. u;;:'. 
 was read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr McNanj,diton, 
 seconded by Mr. Snider, I'.y-baw No. !i:;i; 
 was passed, signed and aifaled. 
 
 I'pon motion of Mr. Snider, seconded by 
 Mr. .McNaughton, liy-Faw No. •):'.;] was 
 i pas.sed, .si^nt^i an<l scaleii. 
 I Upon nmtion of Mr. A A Stewart, sec 
 
31 
 
 r, spcdiiled 
 ;l\V No. it-'T 
 
 I'condt'tl liy 
 v\;is pasisi'il, 
 
 IfXaiii-'lilmi. 
 ,aw No. l»-'s 
 
 socdiidt'tl liv 
 Nn. ill's WtlH 
 
 hail, second- 
 
 Sllll|(I(Mll(}lll« 
 
 iimilU'e was 
 
 nil, Sf't'nildj^d 
 
 was n^atl a 
 i ( 'uiiiiiiitlt'H 
 
 'comiueiKlod 
 
 Hrtcitiitlt'd liy 
 \(i. ',t:;7 wa^< 
 ,111(1 rt'l't'ireil 
 
 air. 
 Oi'oiiinu'ntloil 
 
 , socomlt^il 1)V 
 No. \)\u was 
 
 . soroiult'd l»y 
 r was pa-ssnl, 
 
 McNanjrlitoii, 
 I, aw No. '.•■".» 
 
 iiioilv (.1. .1.), 
 nyl/.iw No. 
 uniU'il. 
 
 Sttiwarl, Hoc- 
 , No. m:!1 was 
 
 Kill, SOCoIIiUmI 
 
 V Nil. '.•;!! was 
 
 iMcNaiitrlitoii, 
 • I /aw No, 'X'>i'< 
 
 voiuuhIv, hw- 
 -iiaw No. \K\:\ 
 
 McNauKliloii, 
 -Law No. !•:;(; 
 
 r, secomU'il by 
 No. \K\:', was 
 
 .Stewiivl, see 
 
 oiiil(«l Ity Mr. O'Ciillauliaii, this Council 
 ailjoiiriKMl to mcdt nil Moiuiay I'Vtli Octo- 
 her. A, !»., LSlKi, at 7.;:ii |>. in. 
 
 .\. I, M,\( i)(;M)i.L, (h)o. Ki;i:i;, 
 
 Clerk. Wanliui. 
 
 I?,E:POI^TS- 
 
 KtjMtrt oINiMMtiul <'oiiiiiiil(«M> K<> i:«|iia' 
 
 li/.tlliOII of ANN<^NMII|ri|(. 
 
 'I'lic Kt'cvus of lh(! (liirfri'iitMiiniriitfilitics 
 were all iticscMil , i-xi-epl in^' K. I). McNaiitjliloM, 
 Rcevi! Id Finch, wlio whs repichciilcd hy U. 
 I'lysliM', l>eptily lU'i-vo. 
 
 Your (-'oniiuiUci! nu^omiiieiul thai tlio lol- 
 |(>\viii« (jliaimes lie iiimlc :— 
 
 Isl. Tliiit Ihi! iisscssiiuMit, of Mu! Township o' 
 WiiichcsliT bo rtjdiii'cd $70.00(1, uiul that, ihal 
 iuiioiint be assessi'd Id I he Viliaji*' ol' Clifslcr- 
 \ill<'. 
 
 •JihI. 'I'liat olhorwisc iljeu.ssnssincnU)omauo 
 on I he li.'tsis of isSll. 
 
 All of wlih'h is lospcctliilly submit led. 
 
 W. .M. DouA.N, Cliaiiinan. 
 L'oMiniilU'i- llouni, .luni.' ITtli, ISIJO. 
 
 roriiwfill Towiisliip .$1, :!;■)!), HO 
 
 i;i>,\lii)i-(>ui;h . S(!7,727 
 
 Usnilbl'urk 1,100, 175 
 
 h'iiK'li 70r,,!)Hll 
 
 rmiiwiill Town 1,1 10,007 
 
 Mnirisliurj-'h l'J.">,7;iS 
 
 WillMiusbuiKii 1,:!;U,1SS 
 
 Wiiicbfslrr !I2S,:10S 
 
 V illanoi.f ClKStrrvilli" 70,000 
 
 Malil.lii l.:VSO,Uir) 
 
 Muuhlaiii !Mi(i,l i:! 
 
 I i()i|ii(iis .. '2:f0,287 
 
 Win.'licsli-r \'illaj.'i> 100,000 
 
 I MincasliM' Township 1 .ll'j.Oi.") 
 
 Krnvonl 1,012,007 
 
 l,o,.|,i(.| ' l.i:!0,li;! 
 
 ('li:oluilfnl)ury;h 1.0>;.S10 
 
 Alexandria J C).! Kill 
 
 V i llai;(! of Ijani-asU'r !H»,000 
 
 lt<>|Mii'( of <'oiiiiiiitl<>4' «ii KdiK-utioii. 
 
 Mcnibi'i's all pri'scnl. 
 
 ^^Mn■ ('(iinniilli'i- rccuinnicnd tlinl Ihi' l<il- 
 jiiwiiii; sums be li'vicd oil llic rcspcciivr Mnni- 
 c'lp'.ililirs licicuuiliT naiiu'd, in suppoilof llif 
 rniilic Sclioids in said iMunicipalit ics fur tin' 
 v.itr IK 1(1: — 
 
 Counly of Storinoid , :;i,07ll.iK),,sub-divid'jd as 
 lullows : 
 
 Cornwall 'J'ownshiii .ji'llS oo 
 
 Kincli. ;U!t 00 
 
 Osnabru(d< 02:! oo 
 
 IJoxboron-h ISO 00 
 
 "Counly of Dundas, .^I.O'V.i.OO, sub divided as 
 
 lollows ; 
 
 Mm! i Ida r.()(i oO 
 
 Mountain ISO 00 
 
 Wiiliamsbur;; isi; 0(1 
 
 Winclu'slcr. 107 0(1 
 
 County of (.Jli'ii-iarry, .'};2,;)''.S.OO, sub-dividod 
 as follows : 
 
 (JhiirloMcnburuh ,i;80i» 00 
 
 l\>nvon 021? 00 
 
 I -ancasf (>r 4V2 00 
 
 r.ochic! »S4 on 
 
 Your Committee also reeommeud thai the 
 
 rollowlnu sums lie raised by levy on the sev 
 oral Counties In the ITiiilcuM 'ouni les of Sloi'- 
 moiit, Dunilas iiiid ( JlenKarry. as hereunder 
 named, for the Model Schools of those United 
 Counties, l)elnKthe ei|Uivalenl of the liCjiisIa 
 t.lvo grant apportioned to such schools for Ibc 
 year ISOn, and that su<'h levy be made as fol- 
 lows :— 
 
 County of Stormont .'jd.'jo <Hi 
 
 County of nunilas 150 (HI 
 
 County of G lengarry l.'')0 (K) 
 
 Your Cominltteo further recoiumend that 
 Ihenumof four hundred aial thirty-liv<' dol- 
 lars be raiseil by levy on the t'nitod Counties 
 of Htormont, Dundas and (ilcnitiirry, to (hifray 
 the expense's connected with l-lu^ Unitorm 
 IMoinoflon Kxami nations for the year ISihi, 
 and that the same be levied on the several 
 Counties in the niansicr follow! njj, vi/. : - 
 
 Stormont $11.') (Hi 
 
 Dundas 11") (M) 
 
 Glengarry 11") 00 
 
 Also that tlie sum of twenty-live dollars bi' 
 levied ou each County in these United Coun- 
 ties to meet Mu! liCgislative grant apportioned 
 to the TcaeluMs' Institutes for tlie United 
 Counties of Htormont, Dundas and (ilcMigiury, 
 and that the same be paid to the County In- 
 spector for each County respeetivoly, as lol- 
 lows ;— 
 
 Stormont $2r> oo 
 
 Dundas 2.) oo 
 
 ( rlengarry 2.i oO 
 
 Your Committee still further recommend 
 Ihal the sums iiereundcr mentioned l)e levieil 
 on each of the t!ounties in tlii' rniled Coun- 
 ties of Stormont, Dundas and ( ilcnicarry. to 
 provide for the Migh Schools in lliese United 
 Countless, as reipiired by slatuli', and that the 
 same be Icn'icd in manner following : — 
 
 Counly of Stormont .i; 750 oo 
 
 County of Dundas 2,.VKI (Ml 
 
 County of Ulengarry 1,I00-(K) 
 
 And that the same bi^ paid to the seveial 
 High .Schools as follows:— 
 
 Stormont— 
 
 Cornwall High School $750 00 
 
 Dundas— 
 
 Morrisburgli High School .'fl.loo no 
 
 iroipiois High School i,loO 00 
 
 Glengarry— 
 
 Williamstown Higli School .-ji.MO fM| 
 
 Alexandria Higli School .550 00 
 
 All of wiiich is respec'tfully submitted. 
 
 Thomas M( Don ai.o, CIi airman . 
 Coni'uiltee Ivoom, Coi'uwall, .lune 17, IHllii. 
 
 HciMtrl ol'Coinuiitl04> r«' Kcoti Art rtiii'M. 
 
 I'resent— Messrs. Tlios. McDonald, A. Ken- 
 nedy, .lames Dickey, A. A. Stewart, W. M. 
 Doran, D. A. McDonald, I'. A. Stewart, .I.S. 
 Pios.s, O. Fulton, 
 
 ^'our Committeo liave had under consider- 
 ation a Return of Convictions made by A. •'. 
 Mclntyre while ai-ting as Poliire Magistrate for 
 the County of Slot mont from 1st July, 1K!^7, l<j 
 the following October, and also an cxplana- 
 i lory letier in connection therewith, as well as 
 a letter from H. I'. .McKlnnon, liicense In- 
 ! spector. 
 
 I It appears that instead of paying directly to 
 I the County Treasurer, Mr. Mclntyre paid most 
 i of the lines received by him to Mr. McKiiiiuni, 
 ; License luspector, and they were paid by him 
 
m 
 
 
 li. ihr'I'tTjtsiinT. 'I'lir liiK's illrmilly miiii.M'il 
 ;uul <M.II<-.-l.(l, mill not .Tfl ri'liiiiKil, aro, snim 
 as f.'.ii \>v ttscciliiimtl, ns IdIIows;— 
 
 II. |>. (iilll.'s -f^XMI 
 
 .lolm KllioM •'"l ''; 
 
 S. M. Sonlhwurlli ;•'• " 
 
 W. Sl.il.hs -"^ 
 
 K.S. Ilvaii "' •" 
 
 •l..l.l'<i-"|.st ; '"; 
 
 Frank lliirnu •"' '"' 
 
 $;?k:! i<ii 
 I'liciT wnralso I wo (Iik-soI ijifyMMl .'(k-Ii palil 
 th:i( \v<r<' rotiirin'il I'N pi'vioiis r.y-l.aw, mak- 
 iim ill all $lH.;.(i(i n .rived l)y Hi"' I'o !<•<• Magis- 
 trate, winii' ln'. oi- lin! I,if(<iisc liispecl'ir, ap- 
 
 prars to havi- paid in <'asli hut l}"'!.* jj 
 
 and If) liav<' licld lor ciists l___i! 
 
 orinall *'«•'"" 
 
 Yonr Comniillf'c rrcomnund (lie passing ol 
 a |{v-l,aw lor rcliindint; l<> Hi" p^""' "'^ 'i'* 'I'V'.X'" 
 rnn'nnMatitl llic lines illegally imp->-*i'd, wlul.' 
 al 111.' sHiiK' linn' (railing; tin' allcniion "l ' >V; 
 Conncil lollio ivIiMilitMi of llic $17.15 wliirli H 
 appears Id yonr tNiniinltlcc Hlioiild liavc Itccn 
 paid to I lie Treasnrer. 
 
 We wonid als(. add tiial we do n<»l ie;;ard 
 (his «'oiineil as responsibli' lor any nnnnes injt 
 paid to Ih.' Treasurer, iHit in view ol lliedmi- 
 
 enllies snrioiindinji tlio <pi'"'^'i"". '■'" nniond 
 
 as al'ove. 
 
 All ol wliieli is respeclfnlly sul>nnlted. 
 
 .\. Haki<m:ss, Cliairnian. 
 C'oninnllee Ilooin, CNnMiwall, .hine IT. iSIMi. 
 
 K<>|M»rl ol IHo NaHon Rivvr l»r»iiu*K«' 
 4'oiiiiiiilt(><>. 
 
 Yonr (Nnnmitt.e bet; l(>ave lo report, thai 
 ininiediatciv alter the January session I le 
 li'Mderof Win. I'ayne, lor the removal ot th- 
 (•liesti'rvllle Dam, was acoopled, and ;i •■|'"- 
 irael entered intowith hhn lor t he coinpl<'tlon 
 of the work, i)roper security heing taUen. 1 lie 
 l.riee to he paid is$:ilil.OO. An openm- was t,o ; 
 
 |„, niadeinfhe dam four I''*'' ''V^'l' /"i',L'.*',V' i 
 hundred feel wide hefore the l.)lh of .Maieh. j 
 and the halanee of the work was to he done , 
 nol later than the 1st September. 1 he open- 
 in.' lias been mad.' and 1h.' e.nitiMetor has 
 h.M'ii paiil$H)i).t'0 on Ills contract. 
 
 A claim was made on hehah "I tl''' * ■\",''^' 
 ilian Paeilic Railway, to the ellect that th* 
 reiimval of the dam wonl.l en.lansier tlieu 
 hri.l«e below Chesterville, and an invilaiion 
 exien.led to y(air Committee to meet and con- 
 f.-r with the Engineers of the ro^d. 1 lu^ invi- 
 tation was accepted, and a moetiiiK was held 
 at Chesterville on the '2511. Ai.rll. the Ilailwaj 
 C.nnpany being represented hy Mr. K. <>• Hen- 
 .lers.ln. Assistant Hnslneer. An examination 
 of the hridgo and the river in its vicinity con- 
 vinced yonr Committc that the rem.)val ol 
 tlie dam would lessen, rath<'r than increase , 
 I he danger, and that in any event tliey \yere 
 in no way hound lo preserve an artilicial hai- 
 rier in the river lo protect the property ol the 
 Kailway Company. , 
 
 Your Committee beg Uirtlujr t.) "'■P'»' "i.u 
 Mr. f^'own, the Kngineer appointed by ti o 
 Council in Octoi)er last, has c.implele.l liis 
 survey and assessment and tileii his report, a 
 c.ipv of which Is lierewitl) submitted. 
 
 From ihis it appears that the total es.limated 
 cost of the dam and its removal, the lowering 
 of the sUoul and LliC legal, eugmcerlng aud 
 
 ,,,!„., ..Kp.'ns..s.'.miM'cl.'.llherewilhis$'.!il,«:«>.H 
 •I'o j.pply on this we have a t;ranl Irom 
 ii.imini<Mi (J.)vernn\.'nt<il...!jv>^M. J 
 And from I ocal ( J..vernment, ...IHHMM ^,|^,,|| 
 I II al 1 "_ .'l' 
 
 . ..$11, '•:>'•• 1 1 
 
 I leaving • , ♦"• 
 
 to be provided for by assessment. 
 
 11 wasnnderstoo.l al one time thai th.iiianl 
 in.ui the l»..minion (i..vcrnmenl would •• 
 ,t;!),rK)0.(Mi. Ill lad. yonr (Nnnmitleeuh.'n I 
 wi ile.l ..n the Minister ot {•nbllc ^V.nks u . 
 •is>.nro.l bv him that he would recommend tin 
 
 laclngol ihat ani.innl in the Kstiinai' >. "ii 
 l.V;n.irtTo.. Ihat we would provide th'' ;;.''.•;' '• 
 ir.nn local s.aircos. We acced.'.l to Ih. < o n 
 dilions impos.'d, and the ameamt name.l w.r 
 
 a'-e. in the Kst imal.'s. hut snbse.,uenl ly 
 ^ . I iH.was wilhdiawn. The MV^',:;.. 'V;:i 
 in wever. intimated tliatil may be gi ' < ' 
 "noMier y.-ar. In th.' n,.'aiitlme we - 'V ' 
 pare.l a Hy-I.aw |.rovi.ling lot >v I 
 
 annaml nol .'overed by the pr.'sent -.-lani. 
 w i c we ivcommeiid theConncIl l-l"*-"*. ' ,' 
 
 U the H.l.lilional grant '"'. ^••::'"''' /'.''i'J, ss 
 year it can b.-applie.l in r.'.luetion ol assess- 
 
 nn'iit. 
 
 At iheOclol'cr Session of ISS!i a Hy-I,aw wa 
 passed IV.r the issue ..f .l.'b.'iil nres K' e..v.i 
 ainonnt expen.le.l hy I his ( •.ameil on old .on- 
 ir u't and not pr..vide.l for by prevhais issue, 
 and also to p'rovi.le th.' n.'.-essary Innds lo 
 coinplete the old work. 
 
 It wasint.'ii.le.l to issu.- the -lehenlnres al 
 
 the clos ISSII. an.l they were prepared .., 
 
 ....nlingly. th.' amount hemg ^^''--^-'-.v" , 
 interest al four per .'.'nl. riinnm'.: lot I' n 
 years fr.nn the close .it ISli'J. 
 
 The()nlario(ioverninent was ask. 'd l'> P'li. 
 dias.' the Deb.'ntnres. but as the laNV .Hd .1 
 ^nV,vide tor the pur.has.' of a.iy '''' '''^^^ '';;,: 
 debontiir.'s, n.> airangemeni .'.ail. I be na.i' 
 unlil the law c.ml.l h.. ani-nd.-.l t.. met onr 
 .•ase. 
 
 Tliis was d.. neat the ivc'iit s.'ssi.m ol lli< 
 Legislature, and we are pl.'use.l to he ^i"'"' ' 
 
 renorl Ihat the pr d> were r.'C.ive.l i».\ in. 
 
 Vreasnrer.mthe KUh inst. The amonni r.' 
 
 '.'iv^Mi was *i I, i^s.ii , SI l.2:^.5^ '-i;iT.; '•■';:;:, 
 
 value of tlie .lehenlnres and .SM<>-"" niKi.si 
 since :')lst n.cember last. 
 All of which Is respectfully suhmitK'd. 
 
 A. HAiiKNf.ss, Cliaitniaii 
 Committee Uoom, (Cornwall, hme 17, IS'.Kl. 
 
 K<*|M»rt ol llrttHi «'omiiiHt«M». 
 
 .Meml...rs present - Messrs. (i.'o. II o.h.;! ii -, 
 Win. H. I.ane, A. A. Stewart. .1. .1. Vniied . 
 I II. Whiltaker, \Vm. Uanlord, A. Keiine.l>, 
 1) C. Campb.'ll, rivos. Hamilton, .lohn 1 
 (Irani. D. .1. Mcintosh an.l K. D. McNaughloi. 
 Your Committee liave liad iK'fore them ;< 
 ,„.,i,i,M. from 111.' Munh'ipal Council ol H' 
 ■Cow, shii. of Kenyon. asking permission I. . 
 ;,pena.'ertain street of rorty feet wuU 1, in le 
 Village of Maxville, m said l''Y''^! '•'.;;''' 
 street being a conlinnatDn ol St. ( »«Hi( iin 
 , street from Kint: streel to the rollergnst null. 
 ! It is recommended that the prayer of Uii« 
 netltion he granted, and for this purpose a 
 IJy.l.aw he introduced at th.' present session 
 i of this Council. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 F. D. MoNAUGuroN.ChHirraau 
 I Committee Room, Coriuvall, June 18, 1890. 
 
 
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 ■sill unit led. 
 ■roN.ChH'.rraRU 
 J- line 18, 189(1. 
 
 KeiMirt or!i»|»eel«l Com in it tee «»u Fedlnr'n 
 LIceiiMeH. 
 
 I'rcHetit— MoNsi-.. TUoh. McDonald, A. Ken- 
 iictly, 1). MoNiiiightoii. (). Fulton. .1. H. IIohh, 
 A. A. Stewart, Win. M. Ixiran, K. o'(;iilln«han, 
 V. II. McNauKblon, Tliomas Hamilton and 
 Juiiifs Dickey. . , ^, , 
 
 Your ComtnltU't' have bad under tholr con- 
 sld.'iatUni IbeBy-Iitiw for licensing Hawkt-rs 
 and I'edlars, and It was agreeil fbal By-Ijaw 
 Nii.iMHt, and all other IJy-LaWK and parlHol IJy- 
 l.awM relating thereto, be and are hereby re- 
 pealed ; and your Committee recommend that 
 a new IJy-Law be enacted, and that the 
 annexed Hy-Law No. !t21 be adopted by this 
 ''ouncll. ,, . ,,, , 
 
 All of which Is respectfully submitted. 
 
 D. McNAUi.'uroN, Chairman 
 Committee Room, Cornwall, June I!), 18!H). 
 
 Keport of Fiiinnc«4'oiiiiiittte«. 
 
 l.,.„sent -Messrs. Dickey, Hamilton, Uosh, 
 Warner, McNautthton (F. D.), Watson, O Cal- 
 laL'han, McIiCod. McNaughton (D.). Stewart 
 (P. A.), Stewart (A. A.) and Kennedy (Moun- 
 tain.) , . 
 
 1st.— Your committee have passed accounts 
 amounting to $1,5(50.11 as per schedule marked 
 "A" and would recommend the passing ol a 
 by-law for their payment. , . .. 
 
 2nd. -We have also had under consideration 
 a petition of one Donald .1. McDonald, of Alex- 
 andria, a constable, who claims that he was 
 slabbed and otherwise Injured by a lunatic, 
 whom he was, In discharge of his duty, try- 
 ing to arrest, and asks this Council to pay 
 him ,$2.').tX) to covercoKt of medical attendance, 
 loss of time, Ac. We recommend that the 
 matter be referred to the local Council, who; 
 may be more familiar with the circum- 
 stances. , , ., i 
 lird.— "We have also had under consideration ! 
 an application frcmi .lohn Mlddagh, of the 
 Township of Winchester, who was appointed 
 by By-Law No. 743, of the Council, to remove 
 ' obstructions from the road between Wil- 
 liamsburg and Winchester. Mr. Mlddagh 
 asks that he be recouped for costs Incurred in 
 defending suits brought against him 1«>' Re- 
 moving obstructions as directed by the By- 
 Law. , . . ^ 
 
 It appears that Mr. Mlddagh had tirst to de- 
 fend a suit brought by Samuel Hill, of the 
 Township of Willlamsbwrgh, before the Politic 
 Magistrate In Cornwall, and which was un- 
 successfully appealed to the Sessions, and 
 subseiiuently to defend the suit brought by 
 Wm. Connor in the Superior Court, as well as 
 '' to share In the costs of the suit brought by 
 Hill, In which this Corporation Is made a 
 party, and that his expenses have not been 
 ii'ss than one thousand dollars. 
 
 It appears also that the.se latter suits, which 
 were carried by the Counties and by Mr. 
 Middagh to the Court of Appeal and were 
 argued In March, 1889, were by the unanimous 
 verdict of that Court decided In favour of de- 
 londants and judgment given for costs. 
 I'lirther delay has, however, been caused by 
 plaintiffs giving notice of appeal to the 
 Supreme Court. In the meantime Mr. 
 .Mlddagh finds bills pressing without the 
 i means of paying. Your Commltlee would 
 recommend that he be paid four hundred dol- 
 lars on account. 
 
 •till.— Your Committee have also eonsaered 
 the petition of Geo. Uo.ss, of the Town of 
 Cornwall, asking for a return of fines paid in 
 obedience to convictions made by the Police 
 
 Magistrate, of CJornwall, on the ground that 
 the convictions appear bad on their faceH. 
 Ml*. Orimths, of WlncheHter, was heard on 
 behalf of the petitioner. Your Committee 
 cannot recommend the repayment of the linen 
 otherwise than as previous lines have been 
 repaid. 
 
 .lib. Your {^ommltt«'e would recommend 
 that the time allowed for the sale of landH for 
 arrears of taxes be extended for one year. 
 
 0th.— Notes amounting to $18,500.00 on ac- 
 count of general county purposes are now held 
 by the Bank of Montreal here. Would re- 
 commend that the Warden and Treasurer be 
 authorl'/.ed to renew from time to time as 
 may be necessary. 
 
 7lh.— The published rei)ortof the audltorHtor 
 the vear 1889 shows an expenditure ol $1".7U.9.'>, 
 wbHe the revenue was but $i:i,08Zr>8, leaving n 
 deJlcltof$-l.(W'2.;i7. 
 
 Similar or larger deflclts grace our accounts 
 each year for the last three or four years, 
 notwithstanding the etrorts of the Council to 
 keep down expenses. The Increase Is due 
 partly to recent legislation tending to In- 
 crease the administration of jubtlce expenses, 
 and the cost of the supervision and manage- 
 ment of the schools, and largely to circum- 
 stances over which the Council has no con- 
 trol, and It has become abundantly evident 
 that th<i levy must be Increased If we are not 
 to contliMie to run behind from year to year. 
 Still, on account of the present Indications ol 
 a light crop and general depression In busi- 
 ness, your Committee would recommend that 
 the rate be continued at 75-100 of a mill on the 
 ' dollar, and the deflclt for the present year 
 m-et by the monies c<iming In on account oi 
 the late Treasurer, and that debentures be 
 Issued for $1.'>,000.00 to cover accrued llabllltleH, 
 such debentures to bear Interest at five per 
 ; cent, and be payable In fifteen equal annual 
 payments. 
 1 A. Hakkness, Chairman. 
 
 I Committee Room, Cornwall, June 9, 1890, 
 
 Hnppleinentiiry Report of Flnnuce Coui- 
 inittee. 
 
 Your Committee beg to report that they 
 have examined the Trea.surer's bond. Ihe 
 Treasurer is held In $1'2,000.(H), and eight sultl- 
 clent securities In $1,500.00 each. The bond 
 Is properly executed and deposited in the 
 vaults of the Registry Office, Cornwall. 
 
 A. Harkne.s.s, Chairman. 
 Committee R.oom,Cornwall,|.runc 20, laixi. 
 
 nr>LAW Mo. 919. 
 
 By-Law to equalize the Assessment of the 
 several municipalities of the United Coun- 
 ties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry. 
 
 "Whereas the Corporation of each county, or 
 union of counties is required by law to exam- 
 ine the Assessment Rolls of the townships, 
 I towns and villages within their limits to as- 
 I certain the valuations made by the Assessors, 
 and to equalize such valuation; 
 
 Beit therefore enacted thattlie following 
 be, and the same Is declared to be, the equal- 
 ization of the assessment of the various 
 townships, towns and villages in the said 
 United Counties for the year one thousand 
 i eight hundred and ninety, and that the said 
 
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 M<)riiHbur«l> j .j-^y^ „„ 
 
 ' (M) 
 
 00 
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 .Miitud.i i)tiii,n;K)o 
 
 lro(iui>lH 
 
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 VVUliiunsburnh '.).«;!tTH 
 
 W'liiclioHteiv •• • • ,„ 
 
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 Moiinluui .,.{() .)K7 
 
 !<f">o" .. 1,'i;M)'.U:'. 00 
 
 liOcUKM — ,••■•: 1 ilSJ.HlO 00 
 
 chariotU'nbuiKh ^ur.ooooo 
 
 Alfxttnuria • «mukh) Oo 
 
 V i iluKC of Laucttster __J:iI__- 
 
 (•m'n.'ll lo mcicHse llio grant In aii> niui.u 
 
 STOKMONT. 
 
 Total 
 
 PasH.'d, sigiunl a«Hl 
 n,lsl«thday«)l.I»uo, A. 1).,1«U"- 
 
 $l().180,U»i U" 
 
 s'caled In open council 
 
 Cornwall Townslilp »jJJ,,- 
 
 Klnch ;; ;••••; li'-SJ. 
 
 Osnabriu^k jj^.j, 
 
 Uoxborougli 
 
 *.-)lH.(»0 
 
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 00 
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 A. I 
 
 MACDONKI,!., 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 fjKO. Kkrk. 
 Warden. 
 
 I)UNI>AH. 
 
 TownKhip ;;..*Sm 
 
 BY'I.AW Xo. »30. 
 
 BvLawU. refund monies fr..m "The Canada 
 
 * TeVnperance Act" account. 
 
 Ijf it enacted a 
 Counties, that the 
 iinreby authorized 
 
 By-Law ol these United 
 Treasurer be, ahd lie t>' 
 and directed to _pay^t he 
 
 l:;ii:;;:r(.^;^::^;nsu,esnn.setop^^^^ 
 
 j:;Xfcl^dlVl'""ri;.;Canada^nu.eraneeAcl'' 
 
 "'''"n'.'lK (JillieH; line imposed by A. 
 
 C. Mclntyre Esq. •••••••••; 
 
 lohn Elliott, fine imposed by A. 
 
 C Mclntyre, Ks(i •••• 
 
 S M. South warK, tineimposed b> 
 
 A. C. Mclntyre, I'-^^l ••,••;;. '^ 
 WnuBtubbs, line imposed b> A. 
 
 C. Mclntyre. Es<i... ..•■••;■(•.• 
 F H. Uyan, tine imposed l)y A. i. 
 
 C. Mclntyre. L.s<i ■ • • • ^ 
 
 llegls Dupuy, «ne imposed b> A 
 
 C. Mclntyre, Esq • • • • • ■ • • •• • • • 
 
 F lUirna, line imposed by A. i. 
 
 Mclntyre, Esq 
 
 ^:iS'orTi;^"pS-;pin"J''.v'- -sponsible 
 -?'^-'!."L^;!l!i"^d"^aled in open Council 
 
 Matilda 
 
 Mountain 
 
 Wllllamsburi,' ' 
 
 Winchester ' 
 
 (il.KNClAKKY. 
 
 Charloltenburgh Township. . 
 
 Kenyon .. 
 
 Lancaster „ 
 
 •Sriluned and s.uUe.1 In open council 
 tiaslHihdayot.Iune.lHJO. 
 
 A. 1 MA.:noNK,M,.^^.|^ "'•"• \V,V,den, 
 
 .JH(>.(H» 
 1(17.00 
 
 *S0U.IHt 
 
 ti2:{.oo 
 4r.2,oo 
 
 IKt.llO 
 
 r 
 
 ami 
 
 «^-l,AW xo »2:i 
 
 Hy. Law for the support ol Hib'h Hchools 
 Colleu'late Institutes. 
 
 By-Law ot the C.rporati. n 
 
 Bi' it eiuicted a 
 
 rttormorit, Dund^s 
 
 be 
 
 the 
 
 ""pas'set'Cslkued a»»ii,„,,,, 
 this 18th day of .Tune, 1890. 
 
 A.l.MACnoNKi^i..^j^ 
 
 oMhe United V*'!','''.!'';,;!' loUowing svims 
 
 ""•' \'K»'lhe Vev MV «^.nnties within Ih. 
 
 JSlnlulll/^'^tlH -^i'l United Count.es M. 
 
 l„milier mentioned:- - * Tr.uMi 
 
 County of Hlormont * Thm 00 
 
 County olDundas... tm M 
 
 County of (ilengarry «.'""^'" 
 
 1 STOKMONT. 
 
 I Cornwall Township *1»[ *|;.| 
 
 Cornwall Town • • jm ./y 
 
 Roxborough '^ 102 f>7 
 
 b'lnch....- '.'.'.".'! I'jr) 02 
 
 Osnabruok . 
 
 Gko. Keiuj, 
 Warden. 
 
 $750 00 
 
 BY-1.AW No. 9ai. 
 
 A-«'-.l«§"- A. IIAUKM-,SS, 
 
 A.I. MAOnoNKj-i' 
 
 C 
 
 lerk: 
 
 Chairman of Com. 
 
 DUNUAS. 
 
 Wlinamsburgb ^SJt 98 
 
 Morrlsburgh ^gy 10 
 
 Winchester ,4^ (,5 
 
 Mountal n 02;'> Oi» 
 
 Matilda \ ins oo 
 
 Iroquois •, ,■ 47 iii 
 
 W i nch est er V 1 Hage y^}^[ 
 
 Cliesterville 
 
 $•2,500 IK) 
 
 CI.KNCiAKIiY. 
 
 (marloltenburgh %]S -i^, 
 
 Lancaster •' .^41 57 
 
 Lochiel 
 
 Alexaiii 
 Kenyoi 
 IjtiniaHl 
 
 riiid the 
 ^ulil sovern 
 
 Coriiwii 
 
 Morris 
 
 I |'Ol|UO 
 
 \N lllliii 
 Alexai 
 
 Passcil, 1 
 I Ills !Sth t 
 
 A . 1 • N' A 
 
 By-Law o 
 
 iMindi 
 
 lulinu 
 
 i chapii 
 
 , petty 
 
 ; Be it 01 
 
 i'ouncil I 
 
 piiudas ti 
 
 • Isl. Thi 
 
 Bv Law, 
 
 «mI Count 
 
 l>v repeal 
 
 57;!. 02H, 7 
 
 By-Laws 
 
 niHlters I 
 
 2nd. Tl 
 
 num or (i 
 
 or who g 
 
 house's, I 
 
 drawing 
 
 mile, or 
 
 craft, or 
 
 luerehai 
 
 calling 
 
 ijirst tiik 
 
 «fler pr< 
 
 • :ird. Tl 
 
 ^nll pcrsi 
 
 resident 
 
 lor sale 
 
 and exp 
 
 goods to 
 
 I'ountie 
 
 i>v retail 
 
 chandls 
 
 Ith. r 
 
 ssliall h< 
 
 rhclling 1 
 
 iany goe 
 
 Icaler, 1 
 
 iwares o 
 
 lanufii 
 
 liquors 
 
 jng to t 
 
 ',4re bell 
 
 rlurer ( 
 
 ^n ere hi 
 
 tnjploj 
 ohalf, 
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 -)th. 'J 
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 irhich 
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 (lltMigurry l<> 
 
 towiiHlitp^ '" 
 eant fniiiil I'l 
 loiii'd I y H"' 
 jiilliy l<)r n>i' 
 
 «'; . . 
 
 » llloCollllllfh' 
 
 iiiiy muiiU'i- 
 
 W ol' thi' Mi\<\ 
 
 (1 six thouHiiml 
 
 •ee dollars In- 
 
 mioiibi*' |)'<«- 
 
 tOWIIKllllW I" 
 
 r 1S!K), andlliiil 
 sKVfiHl town- 
 
 *r.iH.iHi 
 
 W£\M 
 
 $50(5.00 
 
 ... m).m 
 
 ... IHCi.OO 
 
 ;'. i(j7.w» 
 
 , .. $,SOU.IHt 
 
 . 4r.'2.(Hi 
 '.".... t«>-"0 
 111 open couiK'il 
 
 (Ji;o. KKKii, 
 
 Witrdfu, 
 
 igli Schools anil 
 
 tiK' Corpoi'ati'ii 
 lormniit, DiinditN 
 Uowlug siiiiiH be 
 iities wHldii tlu' 
 iltt'd iJounln's !!>. 
 
 ...."$ 750 W) 
 
 ... '2,5i)0 00 
 
 ".."..... l.UHtlH) 
 
 i{;l8l IH) 
 
 .... 153 5;-. 
 ■■ .. .. 11(5'/? 
 " ... 102 57 
 ■;.' l'J5 OU 
 
 "^50 00 
 
 $614 51 
 
 ■ ■ I'Jl 98 
 
 ■■■■ 4'2y 10 
 
 "■' MS 05 
 
 ' ■ ■ (12;". Ott 
 
 ... U« 00 
 
 ■■■'..' 47 10 
 
 ;; 132 24 
 
 $2^)0 IM» 
 ItY. 
 
 ,. $:W! :«> 
 . 2;« li"* 
 
 ■■■".■■.■... 24157 
 
 *'•'"" '"» ^",::l' Kor.'vorri>.-.-<>n trav.-llln« o„ f..nl. a. 
 
 .,.,.„Mlu.s..l.l srvrnl MUi.s ho jmhl to Ihr uf.HUild, Iho sum of Klflv .l..lla^^^^ „„^ 
 
 Mo.Msh.MKh IllKh school *1.400 00 »y;;;>-|;;i';;;-,ry ,„,,.son trav.-llln« In or with a 
 
 ,,„.,uols HlKl'^^^'I'o"*-'-; """ " ,|/.;'uud hoiU. voUl orcmfl.th.- Huniol highly 
 
 Wlinan.slowu Ul^i^'IIool *^ jHj ;'trtw any, P-- «;--.....« HjJ-V ;;{-^ 
 
 M.'xandilalliKh ?^''»>""' hoat. vessel or ol hoi naii.uie.ui 
 
 --- " St h"Tlmt the (^H.nty Clerk shall keep a pro- 
 
 liiipiii iilSiiii 
 
 tmer or producer of s.^^^ Clerk. Warden. 
 
 *hen reiiulred so to do by any municipal or tlonal Purposes. 
 
 nSl'^ ■??aTV,cc„.c, fc,,«,„«n^ ,'"?l,;-,Vi'iif;,? ^iS'^fK'S.e'i, '.\rS74 "PoSjo/So... 
 
 lllsssSK;"«s:r— a B..a.„... 
 
llnitcrt Counties that tho rv""^)""? J.'^ um^- 
 levies upon the Ktvcral Counties for thu jmi- 
 
 poscs aforesaid, that is to say : 
 
 County of Storinont *u'r ?il! 
 
 County of Dundas J'^ ^ 
 
 County of Ulcngarry •• 
 
 Lancaster Vlllfis;< 
 
 Jjochiol 
 
 Alexandria 
 
 2 tV2 
 
 32 05 
 
 4 25 
 
 T»)tal for Glengarry 
 
 lis 00 
 $135 00 
 
 $\m 00 
 open eouncil 
 
 $35 10 
 
 2!t 72 
 22 47 
 
 HTOHMONT 
 
 (Nn-nwail Township 
 
 (Cornwall Town 
 
 Roxboroufii' ^ iu 
 
 Osnabruek % L^ 
 
 Finch • _'_^ 
 
 $145 00 
 DUNDAS 
 
 Matilda *^5§'^ 
 
 Winchester • (=* U 
 
 Morrisburg U - p 
 
 Mountain • ^,? ?V 
 
 WilllHnisburgh <^ '^^ 
 
 Iroquois J; ,,n 
 
 Winchester VlUafeO - "i 
 
 Chestervi He • t-L 
 
 $145 00 
 
 OI'KNNARKY. 
 
 VS ' Passed, signed and seaUMljU open.. 
 
 l^ I tlUs ISth day of June. A. D- IS'O. ,^^^ j,^^,^,,^ 
 «00 I A.I. MAcDoNKi^';. Warden 
 
 Payments of Orders and 
 
 lienine.«.v..-"t- -„„ hereinafter n 
 that each of the P*^"^^"" ,-,,,,^1,0 his na« 
 do receive the sum set oPP/>^^'e,4to ann.'xe..) 
 the schedule marked___ a^ __^^^^, ,^^ j^ i.preby 
 
 lie in 
 xed) 
 
 to 
 
 ^d that the Treasurer ^he^^.md ^^^^^^^^^ ,„ 
 
 isigu 
 ) nan 
 and s 
 lldslorh day of June. A.D. 1».»'- 
 
 andinainii^ ^'\Vt\,o amounts ooniainen 
 authorized tp Pa^ -."^^ued by the Warden 
 sucli schedule, anu *''^" „,,,,, „,.ei 11. 
 t e said persons so named the^eu ^_^^^^^^^.,, 
 
 Passed, signed and ^'f "lea in 1 
 
 Charlottcnburgh *46 i>^ 
 
 Lancaster 'o\ 'a1\ 
 
 Lochlel '^\V, 
 
 Alexandria .^ " 
 
 Kenyon. -^^f. 
 
 Lancaster Village " '^> 
 
 $145 00 
 Passed, signed and seal.d in open council 
 this ISthday of June, A. 1). isao. 
 
 A. I. MACDONEM.^_ 
 
 G F.O 
 
 KKIUI, 
 
 Warden. 
 
 SCUKDUI.K "A." FINAN 
 
 Registry omcc, Cornwall, to C 
 
 «(;K COMMIl rKK 1 
 F. 
 
 $10 <ti 
 
 .50 '25 
 
 . 11 75 
 
 A. I. MACDONKI.Ti. 
 
 Clerk, 
 
 Gko. Kkrk, 
 
 Warden. 
 
 »2«. 
 
 A McDonVa; lurniiure ft.r Sherill's ,^ ^^^ 
 
 Office ; ••••;i."^; .'.'.". 19 l'"' 
 
 ,J ohn Skelth , gaol «mZ»«^;; •;• ; 3 00 
 
 A. Cameron, removing ashes ^ ^^ 
 
 Chas Palmer gaol suppnt> ,;. r,o 
 
 BY-I>AW NO, 
 
 By-Law to I^evy $450.00 for Model Scliools. 
 
 Re it enacted a By-Law of the Corpoi-allo^^^ 
 .if thB United Count es of Stormont, Uunuas 
 aLl%enearry; tl at the suni of four hundred 
 Snd fifty dollars be levied for Model Schools 
 
 for 1890, viz.:- 
 
 Sormont Model School .floOOO 
 
 Dundas Model School. ij^ "" 
 
 ( tlengarry Model School I'd 00 
 
 Total ?»'»0 00 
 
 To be levied on the several municipalities as 
 follows:— 
 
 Cornwall Township $;«> *» 
 
 Cornwall Town ;^y ' - 
 
 Roxboroii«h ^; *' 
 
 Osnabruck •• ;]q .^^ 
 
 Finch 
 
 Total for Stormont $1"''0 'W 
 
 Matilda m},\ 
 
 Winchester ^' »" 
 
 Chesterville | ™ 
 
 Morrlsburgh 1^7 
 
 Mountain - r^ ' g 
 
 Willlamsburgh '" '? 
 
 irocinois 5 ™ 
 
 Winchester Village ^ " 
 
 Total for Duuda-s- , • • • *'''»*^ ^^ 
 
 $48 15 
 
 ... 32 48 
 
 ■".'■■;,■ ^955 
 
 Geo! Blshoo, blndirg, etc ■•• -„ 
 
 a N W. Telegraph i^o ; '.■■'U,",i 2175 
 
 acc't. • V, Virown'sassi-tant I'l •>0 
 
 * nompro'i labor In County .Naru..-- 
 ^;^Xl^l^^Her^d..>rt1ftcat.sage^o^ 
 
 Dr. McDermid, I- £• » . 1"""^6 
 
 50 
 2.') 
 .50 
 
 Dr 
 
 A. McNaughton 
 
 to 1st June, ;™p;s^.;p-;,tago account 
 
 I (17 
 
 7 u.) 
 
 A. K. ^liSi.'S't for -iVaveml^g ex- ^^ ^^^^ 
 
 peuses 
 
 D. A. Mc- 
 
 Rlv^rBeaudetle drainage, v. a. /;- .^. «„ 
 lllve/Beau(ietled\-aiiiage;'GienKarrian. ^ ^^^ 
 
 U,e^^rKMcS^iool'eniran;.{e^^ 
 
 oieSrr-tiT"^^^^ <>.[,,, 
 
 W.S"li'r^Couniy-BuildingH. per -lol'" ,, ^, 
 Jj^Mamee/postage: expiWs'and 
 
 Charlottcnburgh. 
 
 Lancaster 
 
 Kenyou 
 
 A. Brown, I. P-H.' for 'postage for ofHce, 
 3rd Feb, to date 
 
 i'Oi 
 
 lib- 
 
37 
 
 2 62 
 
 32 05 
 
 4 25 
 
 $151) U<> 
 u council 
 
 KKKIt, 
 
 Hdcrs aiuJ 
 
 avMKMil <»f 
 n" of tlicso 
 ;y-Law; 
 orporatioii 
 ler narnPd 
 H nanio in 
 ) anut'xol) 
 is lipreby 
 lilt allied in 
 Vartl<'n to 
 
 ,en council 
 
 KKKU, 
 
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 ■'■ 1!) m 
 
 . . ;mk) 
 
 . . « 5S 
 
 i;! 50 
 
 (xi 2 J 75 
 
 ing.'. ■ 17 20 
 
 -insl*-''* 
 
 . 25(1 00 
 
 j'-tant.. 10 50 
 istant 7 50 
 d 22.. 
 
 mcofc. ;i 50 
 
 nccount 
 
 t 117 
 
 account 
 
 . . 7 ti.i 
 
 •'"« ''': ,i ..0 
 
 ^...''"25K0 
 gan-ian, 
 
 "°«" '''" 12 SI! 
 
 )er John 
 
 . 52 f)»» 
 
 •CSS and 
 ;> SI 
 
 hook for 
 
 2 00 
 
 liook for 
 2 <HI 
 
 'xamina- 
 Hrown, 
 
 7 50 
 
 or oftlce, 
 
 420 
 
 Morrisburgh Herald, 200 cert ideates 
 
 board «)( examiners, rublle ScIhk)1s .. 
 MorriHl)urgh Herald, notice of nieetlngs 
 
 of Council and printing convicliouH.. 
 Morrisburgh Herald, printing report of 
 
 U. P. examination .••,••••: 
 
 Cornwall Stantlard, printing debentures 
 
 R. B. dg. 
 
 5 50 
 
 00 
 
 117 12 
 
 UK 25 
 
 »:{ 27 
 
 VM 01 
 
 Winchester Press, notices of meetings 
 Winchester Press, advertising entrance 
 
 examination • f "" 
 
 A. T. Porteous, telephone account. i m 
 
 Cornwal! Gas Co., Dec. 31st, 18H9 To 63 
 
 Cornwall (iast;o., March :ilst, 1S90. 58 6.J 
 
 Cameron & McDonald, gaol supplies 28 07 
 
 J. C. Algulre, books, Ac _11L.__. 
 
 $1,560 U 
 •This is made up as follows:— 
 'I'o D. R. Hrown *^?} !I9 
 
 E. O. Brown 
 
 .sundry assistants., 
 
 30 00 
 
 .57 75 
 
 Twelve Thousand dollars, saul h-vy to { • 
 
 Ke onthe differcDt riu.uic.palit.cs ol the 
 
 said United Counties as lollows : 
 
 Cornwall Township * Ss (1,5 
 
 Roxborough 22 ,, 
 
 Finch " ' 
 
 Osuabruck 
 
 Cornwall Town 
 
 Morrisburgh. 
 
 Wllllamsbnrgh Ik k^ 
 
 Winchester .''[1,1. 
 
 Matilda ^V^ 'j" J 
 
 Mountain U \{) 
 
 Iro(iuois "'r m 
 
 Chesterville ,',',, 
 
 I Charlottenburgh '"' '. 
 
 ! Lancaster Townsh i p ' ' -J . ,' 
 
 ! Keny.on llt'oti 
 
 Locniei mm 
 
 Alexandria {„ „r 
 
 I Winchester Village ij fj? 
 
 i Lancaster Village -^'l 
 
 \ $1,636 02 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open Council 
 
 this 10th 'day of.lune, A. D.,lS!Ht. 
 
 Gko. 
 
 $682 75 
 Kekr, Warden. 
 
 A.I 
 
 BY-I-AW Xo. 93H. 
 
 Kv-Law to extend the time for the enforced 
 collection of Non-resident Taxes. 
 Whereas power is given to Counties' Coun- 
 cils by Chap. 103, Sec. 101, U.S. O.. 1887, to 
 
 Mac DONE Mi, 
 Clerk. 
 
 GK.O. KKIM!, 
 
 Warden. 
 
 extend hevond the term ot three 
 time for the enlorced collection 
 non-resident lands by By Law, 
 
 years, the 
 by sale of 
 
 He It therefore enacted a By-Law of the Cor- 
 
 >oration of the United Counties of Storraont, 
 
 bundas and Glengarry, that the tune lortm- 
 
 forced collection, by sa!b, ot non resident 
 
 i.nd the *^ame is hereby extended for 
 
 Council 
 
 lands be 
 
 (he period of one jear. 
 
 Piissod, signed and sealed in open 
 lhis2mh day of June. A. D,, 1800. 
 
 I. MA( I>ONKI,l., Gko. Kkkh. 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 A. 
 
 BY-IiAW Xo. n»I. 
 
 Rv-Law to Grant Permission to the Municipal 
 
 ®* Corpo?ation of the Township of Ken>|.m t . 
 
 open up a certain street in the \ ilUge oi 
 
 Maxvllle. _ 
 
 Whpvpas the Corporation of the Township 
 
 of Kinyon has petVtioned for permlssKH. t«. 
 
 open up a certain street, of less w Ulth tla 
 
 uivtvfpet In the Village of Maxvllle, in saui 
 
 Township, said street, being a continuation ol 
 
 St. Catherine street, from King street to the 
 
 Roller Grist Mill, and „,..:>„. ...toh ner- 
 
 Whereaslt Is expedient to tirantsuch pti 
 
 "Be*H 'therefore enacted a By-Law «>t;^ the, 
 1 K>"ao?^?the Municipa^W^^^^^ ha^e 
 
 iiY-iiAW xo. oa». 
 
 lU-Luw Auliiorizingthe Renewal of certain 
 Notes under Discount with the Bank of 
 Montreal, Cornwall. 
 Whereas it will be necessary to renew cer- 
 tain bills and notes at present under discount 
 witli the Bunk of Montreal, Cornwal , 
 
 it enacted a By-Law of the United Coun- 
 ties olSUnmont. Dundas and «lenBarry that 
 I lie War«lcn and Treasurer be, and they are 
 
 KingTt7eerto"Roner'"Grlst Mill, In said vil- 
 
 'Tassed, .signed and sealed in open Council 
 thls20t.h day of June, A. D., IWO. 
 
 A. L MACDONBLT,. ^^_ G«0. KKHK,^^^ 
 
 BY-MW No. 9;W. 
 
 By-Law for Appointing Court of Revision on 
 Drainage Assessment. 
 
 Council 
 
 other sources. , ■ ,„ ,,.„.„ 
 
 Passe.l. signed and sea ed in open 
 this 20th day ol June, A. D., l^^.K). 
 A. 1 . M ACDON K i-T., , < ' K'^- ^f.f^^.'J*e'n 
 
 Clerk. 
 BY'lxVW No. 
 
 tKtO- 
 
 lor Cownty 
 
 Act' R. S. O., 18H7, Chapter 184. SectU>ns .500 
 and '570 to appoint 'a Court of Revision t.>cM.n. 
 slst of not less than three ™fmbers, who may 
 or may not be members ot this Council, 
 
 Be It therefore enacted a By-.V*^^f'itm.' 
 of the United Counties ot btor- 
 
 By-Law to Levy a certain amount 
 Buildings' Debentures. 
 Re It enacted aBy-l.aw of the (Jorporatiou 
 ot-^he u"flted Counties of St..rm<>nt.Dunda^^^ 
 
 lin'l Glengarry t<» levy the amount of |i03bO- 
 ,,. meet the ann.ial payment ouCuun^^^^^^^^^^ 
 ing Debentures, Lssiied to raise 
 
 the sum of 
 
 St% ma ".„d Glengarry that the fcU ow- 
 ^g ientlemeu be. and the ,«'»"^e '^'•^' '^J^V^ 
 appointed a Court "• / «^»^ "" ..^7 k?, /.l« 
 Assessment made on the land atle< ..eii 
 itrJfovalof the Dam and the lowerm 
 
 e 
 by the 
 of ihe 
 .. ho..i in the Nation River at the Village of 
 Chesterville, for the purpose ot araining piviis 
 
38 
 
 ..f t he Townships of Matilda, Mc.iintain, WU- 
 iiainsbuiKh and WinchcKtcr, and the woikh 
 
 foniipctcd tlieitiwlMi : »f„, ,1,1.1 
 
 1st. A. Haikness. Ueove ol MatiUU. 
 
 2tid. A. Konnedy, Keeve ot ,^'Vvm i1 msburi: 
 ;!rd. James DicUey. Roovo ol Wi'l a sbiU,. 
 nil. Thos. Hamitlon, Reeve of W ' '^'"'^ , ; 
 5th. Uco. Keir, Reeve of Osuabniek, Wai 
 
 '"lVasse.l. signed and soHlod in open Council 
 this mill day of June, A. D., KM- 
 A.LMAcnoNKM.^^ ^^•'^•^^Sn. 
 
 iiv-i.iw NO. !»:t:i. 
 Kv l.-iw of the United (Jountics of Htormoiit, 
 ^'; Idas and Glengarry for .aising the su:n 
 of 'SIS 000.00. reciuired to meet certain bills 
 a KinS payable under discount at the 
 Bank of Montreal, C<)rnwall, the proceeds 
 ot which were applied to nieet the general 
 expenditure in these Counties. 
 Whereas the (Corporation of the United 
 (^Sles'offttmmont^ ^nunU^aud «lengar.-y 
 Hii.l it necessary and expedient to meet, ctr 
 us and notes, paya'do under discoun 
 a the Bank of Montreal. <'or'JW;\'l. j''^^' I \;;-. 
 ceods of wliich were applied to meet ini, 
 general expenditure in these Counties. 
 
 And whereas it will be necessary f 1 tnc 
 Torn lation of he s.id United Counties of 
 S iCfi t Dundas an.l <ill\"f'^rry to raise he 
 sum of Fifteen Thousand Dollars for the pui- 
 poxes aforesaid, by Debentures ot tiie said 
 
 ^'aI;;;' whereas It will require the snm of One 
 TlVoiisand Four Hun-lred and Forty-Hvc 
 DHars and Thirteen Cents to "e 'a'^^^"' '\; 
 each year during the currency of liie debl 
 c"ea,c^l by this By-Law f'V' V?:; »f ^i^'J^fuVte est 
 several instalments of rVJ'^'Pf;' ''"%' '.fi a, 
 accruing due on sucn aebt as the same snaii 
 
 become respectively P*y'"'\*'^;.,,,„ „,,„,„ ....t,.. 
 And whereas the amount ol th^ ^ "'« ' f ,. 
 able property of the said Municipality ot i it 
 IJn ted Count, es of Siormont, Dundas am 
 Hlenlirry according U) the last rev sed and 
 equalized assessment roll-, being '"'^.'''^'^XT. 
 OneThousand Eight Hundrd and Eighty 
 nine was Sixteen Millions, One H"'^'^^'' ^"^ 
 High ty Thousand, One Hundred and toity- 
 
 '"^ And""whereas the amount of the existing 
 .iPbPnture debt of the said Municipality ot 
 the irn led Counties of Stormont. Dundas and 
 
 lengarry is the sum of Eight Th(.usand One 
 Humfred and Forty Elgi.t 1 oHars an N^^^^^^ 
 Two Cents, and no part of the pi inclpa. 01 in 
 torest thereof Is in arrear. hereby 
 
 Be it therefore enacted. a»i'l,,"„i^.^,? p„? , 
 enacted by the Municipal Council of the Cor- 
 pomUon of the United Counties;^of Stormont, | 
 Dundas and Glengarry as fol'ows ^ 
 
 Ist —That It sha I and may be lawtui i"r /"« , 
 VVardenofthe said Corporation of the United 
 (\)unt1es ot'Slormoni, Dundas and Glengarry, ; 
 t( rrise the sum of Fi teen Thou-and Dollars, 
 by tifissue of debentures to that amount for 
 
 the purpose of meeting and •« Ir'ng f^Vthe 
 bills Hud notes, payable under discount at the 
 'Aank of Montreil., Cornwall the Proc«ec « ;; 
 which were applied to meet the geneiai ex 
 pcnditure in these Counties. ,„„f,,i ,or 
 
 2nd.-ThHtit shall and may be lawful lor 
 the Warden of the said Corporation of the 
 TTrdted Counties of Stormont, Dundas and 
 M"V-^vr- "nd he •- t.«.-hY renuired to issue 
 dtbenuir^rol the "said CorpJ.ration V, the 
 aSnt of Flftee!. Thousand bollars. in sunns 
 01 not ess t an One Hundred Dollars each. 
 
 <Jon;oration. debentures shall be made 
 
 ^'"^^Ti.ttheofHceofthe Bank of Montrea 
 payiibleuttheotnteci in ^ ^,„, 
 
 '" '"H "3.?n° thatlstosaVoiHJiefii^ day 
 l^P^c'^ul^U^nll'^^^yye^ during the.r 
 
 S^^Si^n>^.inS^iriS- 
 
 ?^;SHll£SSSaW!;iS^ 
 
 Hundred an( I 01 >i ivj' ^ ,j y,,^,- 
 
 Cents($l,i4;,.13 sal. be r«^-'^ created by 
 during t;^^ie «"' ^^^"^7 *" ,'ent of the several 
 
 iliiiig 
 
 I |"°„'ru'° '"»K1 uui"-,l"c:.....,n«H „r si„i- 
 
 spSc sums following, that is to say :- 
 «15000.(I0 D.bent ures bearing r, p. c. interest, 
 * payable in lo yearly itist'iln.cnts. 
 Each Yr. Interest. I'rinclpal. Annual A.n I. 
 
 I 
 
 2 
 
 ;5 
 1 
 
 5 
 (i 
 7 
 
 8 
 
 
 h) 
 11 
 12 
 i:{ 
 11 
 15 
 
 S75'l 00 
 7 If) 21 
 (i7H 7.') 
 610 12 
 «00 l!> 
 
 r>u or. 
 
 -167 01 
 118 10 
 
 ;$iifi 71 
 
 IU2 8:5 
 2,^.0 22 
 1911 77 
 
 i:u 34 
 
 OS 81 
 
 $(i!t> i:J 
 72il HO 
 7ti0 8S 
 804 71 
 814 01 
 887 18 
 (HU Tm 
 »78 12 
 
 l.irj7 ir; 
 1.078 ;5i» 
 1,132 30 
 1,188 01 
 1,218 36 
 1,310 70 
 1,376 32 
 
 $1 145 13 
 1,415 13 
 1,445 13 
 1,415 13 
 1,415 13 
 1,415 13 
 1,415 13 
 1,415 13 
 1,415 13 
 1,445 13 
 1,415 13 
 1,445 13 
 1,415 13 
 1,445 13 
 1,445 13 
 
 $(i(i70 05 .i;l5,O0OlM) $2l.«7i;05 
 
 7th.-Tliat this By-I^»w «hall take eflTect on 
 
 the 20th day of June, A. D. 1800. 
 Passed, signe.! and sealed !•' <'P^'" <'<"""'"' 
 
 this 20lh day of June, A. D. 18.to. 
 
 A. I. '^'-^^""'^^lerii. Warden. 
 
 BV-LAW NO. !»:M. 
 Rv-Uaw for the .\ppointment of Ccjunty 
 
 ' ^ omcers and particularly that of Clerk. 
 
 1 Be It enacted a By-Law of th<! 
 Pmincll of the Corporation ol the 
 Un l^d Counties of Hlorinont, Dundas and 
 Glengarry, that A.lrlun I. Macdone 1. of the 
 Town of Cornwall, in the said County ol 
 Stmmont, Barrister, be and is hereby api)oint. 
 fd cE'if the Coun'ties' Cou.uMlo^ the said 
 rornorallon. for the remainder ot the cm rout 
 year at a salary of three hundred dollars per 
 
 '' p"assed, signed and f aled j" open council 
 fhi- 10th dav nf June. A= P 181W) 
 
 A. L MACBONKI^.. ^^ GKO. KER.|.^^ ^^ 
 
8^ 
 
 BY-f.AW NO. »:i5. I 
 
 By-Law to pay John Mlddagh, Esq-.tlie Sum 
 of $400 00 
 
 Be it enacted a by-law of the Corporation of 
 the United Counties orstormont, DundaM find 
 (iiengarry, tlmt the Treasurer of tlio said 
 Counties be and he is hereby ?.utliorized to poy 
 Jolin Mlddagh. Es(i., tlie sum of Four Hun- 
 dred Dollars on account of law costs incurred 
 by liira as defendant in /e suits Hill vs. Mid- 
 ilagli and Connor vs. Middagli. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open council 
 tills 20th day of June, A. 1). 1800. 
 
 A. I. Macdonkll, Geo. Keiik, 
 
 Clerk, Warden. 
 
 BY-LAW No. U.-tU. 
 
 By-Law to levy the sum of $1,145.11? for County 
 Deoenlures, authorized by By-Law No.933. 
 Be it enacted a By-Law of the Corporation 
 of llie I'nlted Counties ofstormont, Dundas 
 and (iiengarry to levy the amount of .^1,445.13 
 to meet the annual payment on Debentures 
 issued to raise the sum of Fifteen thousaml 
 dollars to meet and retire certain bills and 
 notes payable, under discount ni the Bank of 
 Montreal, rornwall; said levy to be made on 
 the dirterent Municipalities of the said United 
 ('onnties as follows : 
 
 Ci^rnwall Township $ 121 a^ 
 
 Uoxborough 77 30 
 
 Osnabruck ., . 130 .'io 
 
 Finch 07 40 
 
 (.'ornwall Town 102 3') 
 
 Morrisburgh 3" 70 
 
 Williamsburgh US 70 
 
 Winchester 8!^ 70 
 
 Cheslerville « 20 
 
 Matilda 123 00 
 
 Mountain 86 48 
 
 Iroquois 20 50 
 
 Winchester Village 8 90 
 
 Lancaster Township !)i) (JO 
 
 Kenyon iM 40 
 
 Lochiel 101 00 
 
 Chiirlottenburgh 147 70 
 
 Alexandria 12 70 
 
 Laneasler Village 1» 80 
 
 Total $1,415 1.'! 
 
 Passed, signed aiid sealed in open Council 
 this 20th day of June, A. D., 1890. 
 
 Gko. Kkhk, 
 
 A. I. Macdonki.i., 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 Warden. 
 
 BY>I.AW No. t>»7- 
 
 Bv-Law authorizing the levying and collect- 
 ' Ingof a sum of money for County Puriios- 
 
 es for the year 1890. 
 Whereas it is necessary to levy and collect 
 the sum of $12,i;r).10, for County Purposes, lor 
 the current year, 1890, 
 
 Be it therefore enacted a By-Law of the Cor- 
 poration of the United Counties of Stormonl. 
 Dundas and Glengarry, that tliesumol $12,- 
 135.10 be levied and collected out of tlie whole 
 rateable real and personal property ot the said 
 United Counties, lor County Purposes, lor the 
 current year, in the proportions and sums set 
 opposite the names of the several municipali- 
 ties, respectively, as hereinafter set out, being 
 at the rate of three-ijuarters of a mill (m tlie 
 dollar on the assessed value of tlie said rate- 
 able property, tliat Is to say : 
 
 Cornwall Township $1,019 30 
 
 Roxborough 050 ><0 
 
 Flnca 574 40 
 
 Osnabruck 1005 10 
 
 Cornwall Town «60 1)0 
 
 Morrisburgh 317 80 
 
 Williamsburgh 998 39 
 
 Winchester W)6 27 
 
 Winchester Village 75 00 
 
 Chesterviile 52 50 
 
 Matilda 1,035 lt> 
 
 Mountain 720 80 
 
 Iroquois 17- 71 
 
 Charlottenburgh 1,240 38 
 
 Lancaster Townshij) 830 71 
 
 Kenyon 759 51 
 
 Lochiel 84781 
 
 Alexandria 108 75 
 
 Lancaster Village 07 50 
 
 Total $12,135 10 
 
 Passed signed and sealed In open Council 
 this 201':. day of June, A. D., 1890. 
 
 1. Maojionei,!,, 
 Clerk. 
 
 (lEO. Kkhr, 
 Warden. 
 
41 
 
 cctoberjsessionJ 
 
 Corporation of the United Counties 
 
 of Stormont* Oundas and 
 
 Glengarry. 
 
 i 
 
 FIRNT DAY. ! 
 
 Cornwall, October 'J7tli, J 890. 
 
 The Council met this dav at 7:;!() n. in. 
 pursuant to adjournment. " 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Roll Called. All mtMiibers present ex- 
 cept Mr. D A. McDonald, lleevo of Alex- : 
 andria and Mr. Thos. McDonald, Reeve of 
 Mornsburgh. Minutes of L'Oth June, 1800, j 
 read, approved and signed. j 
 
 COMMUNICATIONS. j 
 
 Communications were received and ' 
 read 
 
 From John A. McDonald, of Winiimwtr.«7ti 
 
 him"?or? \'""'""? «^5-'*^"» ammu/ts' pa Id by ■ 
 litra lor two one hor.se pedlar's licenses. 
 
 FromC. Bradfleld, Secretary of the Morris- i 
 bnrgh High Hchool'Board, euclosing copy of 
 «oh?,'::V''"»T"' /'^'^^'o^ Morrisbuiih Pl^lgh 
 
 ufuSon u^hl ^^fo \T vacancies i^Vhat in: 
 
 PETITIONS. 
 
 rj;^M?r"<!'!,?i" Vi^ presented by Messrs Fulton, 
 Urant and Thompson, Reeve and Deputv- 
 Ileeve!^ of Townslp of Roxborough. and read 
 asking that a by-law be introduced and past' 
 ed at this present session, ratifying »nd cou- 
 flrming By-Law No. 20, of Township of Rox- 
 borough, tor the diversion of a road between 
 second and third concessions of said Town- 
 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. 0. Fulton, seconded 
 by Mr. J. P. Grant, the petition of Mr. 0. 
 l''ulton and otliers was referred to the 
 Committee on Roads and Bridges. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. A. Kennedy 
 seconded by Mr. Howes, this Council 
 adjourned to meet to-morrow at the hour 
 of li a m. 
 
 A. T. ArAcnoNioLL, (iioo. Kkru, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 fiiECOBTD DAY. 
 
 Cornwall, Oct. L'8th, 1800. [ 
 
 The Council met pursuant to adjourn- 
 ment. ■ i 
 The Warden in the chair. j 
 Roll called. Members all present ex- i 
 i'ept Mr, R A. McDonald, Reeve of Alex- 
 andria, and Mr. Thos. MtiDonald, Reeve ol 
 Morrisburgh. 
 
 PETITIONS. 
 
 A. petition was presented by Mr. Brown, 
 Reeveof Chesterville, and the Councillors of 
 said village, and read, praying that this 
 Uouneil do appoint a caretaker and guardian 
 for the iron bridge spanning the Nation river 
 at Chesterville. 
 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Brown, seconded 
 by Mr. Hamilton, the petition of the 
 Municipal Council of Chesterville, was re- 
 ferred to the Road Committee. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. O'Callaghan, 
 seconded by Mr. A. A. atewart, this 
 Council adjourned until three o'clock 
 p. m. 
 
 AFTHRNOON SESSIOX. 
 
 Council resumed. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 A communication was received and 
 read from G. F. Harman, Barrister, To- 
 ronto, with reference to tlie informalities 
 in By-]jaw No. 933, and as to the im- 
 possibility of effecting a sale to his clients, 
 the London &. Lancashire Life Assurance 
 Co , of the debentures intended to be is- 
 sued under said By-Law. 
 
 * MOTIOWS. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. H. J. Whittaker, 
 seconded bv Mr. \V. H. Lane, Mr. Mattioe, 
 Treasurer, was allowed to address the 
 Council on the subject of the wild lands of 
 the United Counties. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Warner, seconded 
 by Mr. Ross, Mr. Mattice, County Trea- 
 surer, was asked by the Warden to ex- 
 plain to the Council the financial position 
 regarding Scott Act monies, and did ex- 
 plain accordingly. 
 
 NOTICES. 
 
 Mr. llarkness gives notice that he will, to- 
 niorrow, introduce a l)y-law for the purpose 
 of ijprrowingon Debentures, Fifteen Tlioasaud 
 Dollars to meet debt incurred In building and 
 nirnlshlng County Buildings and tJourt 
 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Fulton, seconded 
 by Mr. Warner, a one-horse license was 
 granted Peter Wyatt, for one year free of 
 charge, he being a cripple, who is now de- 
 pending upon charity for a living. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Warner, seconded 
 by Mr. Ross, that the Treasurer be author- 
 ized and instructed to pay over to the dif- 
 ferent parties entitled, whatever balance 
 inay be due them regarding Scott Act 
 lines, as soon as the monies may come to 
 his hands. 
 
 It was moved, in amendment to the last 
 motion, by Mr. O'Callaghan, seconded bv 
 Mr. D. McDonald, that the matter of the 
 
42 
 
 Scott Act Fines be left in tlie hands of the 
 Scott Act Committee to report at this ses- 
 sion. 1 I .„ J t\o 
 
 The main motion was litst ana ine 
 amendment thereto carried upon the toi 
 
 lowing division :— „ ^ . i Tt...».vn 
 
 Yeas-Messrs. Anderson, Banfonl. B «Y;, ' 
 Campbell, Dingwall, Dickey, Eraser, tulton, 
 Grant, Hodglns, Hamilton, Howes HarkneHs, 
 
 Snider. Stewart (A. A.), Stewart (P. A.), NV at 
 
 son and Whittaker-Total 28. wurner- 
 
 Nayg-Messrs. McLeod, Ross and warnei 
 
 '^"Up^n motion of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 by Mr. Anderson, this Council adjourned 
 to meet at 8 p. m. this evening. 
 
 HVENINT. S15SSI0N. 
 
 Council resumed. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. A. A. Stewart, sec- 
 ond^ by Mr. O'Callaghan, a special com- 
 mittee was appointed composed of Messrs. 
 Thos. McDonald, A. Harkness, A. Ken- 
 nedy, F. iJ. McNaughton, P. A. J'tewart, 
 A. B. McLennan, Jas. Fraser, J P. Cirant, 
 D. McDonald, The Warden, A. A. Stewart 
 and E. O'Callaghpn to investigate the 
 whole law proceedings in the suits ot Hil 
 and Connor against this Corporation, and 
 the law proceedings commonly known as 
 the Hill vs. Middagh suit. That the said 
 committee report at this session of this 
 Council and that they have full power to 
 act in this matter. 
 
 NOTICIOS. 
 Mr. Ewen Dingwall, .r>eputy-Reeve of Chai- 
 lottenburgb, gives notice that he will to-inoi 
 row introducl a By-Law to appoint two Hiiih 
 School Trustees, viz.-Messrs. Donald McDon- 
 ald and William Robinson, both ol said To^^^^^^ 
 shiD of Cbarlottenburgh, lor High /School 
 Dl8?rict No 1. Glengarry, in Place ol John R. 
 McDonald and Simon Fraser, whoha\e left 
 
 the country. , ,vi uf„iro^ 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. H. .h Whittaker, 
 seconded by Mr. Banford, this Council ad- 
 journed to meet to-morrow at 10 a. m. 
 A. I. Macdoneix, Gko. Kkuk, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 THIRD DAT, | 
 
 COKNWALL, Oct. 29th, 1800. ' 
 Council met pursuant to adjournment. 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 Roll called. All members present ex- 
 ,c>T»* Maoora 1> \. MnDonald and Thos. 
 
 McDonald. , , i 
 
 Minutes of jesterday read, approved! 
 
 and signed. i 
 
 (OMMlNKVnONS. 
 A rommunlcaflon wiis received and read 
 fronts • s David (Jrelgl.tou «"<! M»l«f»^ 
 McLeod, of t heTownship ol Lao'^'i*"® '.S^ll'^^S- 
 '•portion of Jouncil to non-com pet ion ot 
 ' in IlWei^BeamU'tte, and to the damage 
 
 aed by them and others in consequence. 
 ,r. D. McNanghton, Chairman of Com- 
 mittee on Comnninications, presented 
 their report wiiich was read. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr 1). McNaughton, 
 seconded bv Mr. Hamilton, the rep Tt o 
 Communications Committee was referred 
 to a (biuinittee of the Whole. 
 Mr. D. :Mc>au«hton in the chair. 
 The cohanittee rose and re(!ommende.l 
 the adoplsin of the report. 
 
 l^pon motion of Mr. D. McDonald, sec- 
 onded by Mr. Kowe. the report of the C ()m. 
 mittee on Communications was adopted 
 
 in Council. ^ , 
 
 Mr. F. D. McNaughton, chairman of tlie 
 Road Committee, presented their report, 
 which was read. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr l-raser, seconded 
 by Mr. I-'. D INIcNaughton. the report was 
 referred to a Committee of the Whole. 
 :yir. A. A. Stewart in the chair. 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the Fioad Report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Grant, seconded by 
 Mr. O'Callaghan, the report of the Road 
 Committee was adopted in Council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. F. D. Mi'Nanghton, 
 seconded by Mr. Fraser, liy-Law No. 5)..« 
 was reada lir^t time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. OCallaehan, sec- 
 onded by Mr. Rowe, By-Law No. 938 was 
 read a second time and refernnl to a ( om- 
 mitteeof the Whole. 
 Mr. A. Kennedy in the chair. 
 The Committee rose and recommendeii 
 the adoption of the Bv-Law whic-li was 
 accnrdiniily adopted in Council. 
 
 Upon motion of IMr. (Jrant, seconded l)y 
 Mr. D. McDonald, By-Law No. 938 was 
 read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. F. D. McNaughton, 
 seconded by Mr. Fraser, By-Law No. 9;, 8 
 t was passed, signed and sealed. 
 j Upon motion of Mr. A. B. McLennan, 
 I seconded by Mr. Dingwall, I5y-Law No. 
 , 939 was read a first time. 
 ! Upon motion of Mr. A. A. Stewart, sec- 
 onded by Mr. Campbell, Bv-Law No 939 
 was read a second time and referred to u 
 (bmmittee of tlie Whole. 
 
 Mr. .1. .1. Kennedy in the chair. 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the By-Law, which was 
 ! accordingly adopted iu Council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Mackenzie, second- 
 
43 
 
 111 road 
 dialed m 
 •.calling 
 etlon or 
 damage 
 •qiience. 
 
 of Coin- 
 esented 
 
 lUgliton, 
 •p rt of 
 referred 
 
 mendeil 
 
 lUI, sec- 
 lie Corn- 
 adopted 
 
 m of the 
 • report, 
 
 ie(!onded 
 port wns 
 lole. 
 
 nded 
 
 inie 
 
 iiided bj' 
 le Road 
 il. 
 
 anyhton, 
 No. 9:i8 
 
 lan, sec- 
 . i)38 was 
 o a Com- 
 
 11 mended 
 lic-li was 
 
 inded by 
 938 was 
 
 Januhton, 
 
 I No. i);',8 
 
 cLennan, 
 Law No. 
 
 vart, sec- 
 \- No 93!) 
 irred to u 
 
 r. 
 
 m mended 
 
 Inch was 
 
 le, second- 
 
 ed by Mr. Dinewall, By-Law No. 930 was 
 read a third time. 
 
 . , Upon motion of Mr McRae, seconded by 
 Mr. McLennan, By-Law No. 939 was pas- 
 sed, sifjned and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Harkness, seconded 
 by Mr. Jianford, By law No. 921, provid- 
 ing for Uie removal of the dam and the 
 lowerun? of the shoal thereat, read a tirst 
 and second time and provisionally adopted 
 at the .Inno sessions, was read athird time. 
 
 Upon motion of Air. Banford, seconded 
 by Mr. Locke, By-law No \m was passed, 
 siirned and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ilarkness, seconded 
 by Air. P. A Stewart, By-law No. 940. to 
 raise ^<b3,(iOO on Debentures to pay Court 
 House and (bounty liuildings debt was 
 read a tirst and second time, and referred 
 to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. C. Locke in the (-hair. 
 
 Tlie committee rose and recfjm mended 
 the adoption of the By-law. 
 
 U|)on motion of Mr. BantbriL seconded 
 by Mr. Anderson, liy-law No. 940 was pro- 
 visionally adopted in Council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. F. I). McNanghton, 
 seconded by Mr. Crysler, this Council ad- 
 journed until 3 o'clock, p.m. 
 
 Af-TKHNOON SESSION. 
 
 Council resumoi 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Mr. .1. V. "Watson, chairman }>,•(> km. of 
 the County Property Committee presented 
 their report which was read. 
 
 MOTIO.NS. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Fraser, seconded by 
 Mr. D. A. McDonald, the report of the 
 County Property Committee just read was 
 referred to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Fraser in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr Locke, seconded by 
 Mr. Banford, the report of the County Pro- 
 perty ( bmmittee was adopted in (Jouncil. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 by Mr. Locke, this Council adjourned to 
 meet at 8 o'clock this evening. 
 
 KVKNlNd SESSION. 
 
 Council resumed. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Mr. 0'Callagiian,chairman of the Special 
 Committee re Hill vs. Middagb and Con- 
 nor vs. Middagh suits, presented their re- 
 port which was read. 
 
 MOTION.S. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Mcintosh, seconded 
 
 I by Mr. Fraser, the report just read was re- 
 
 I ferred to a committee of the whole. 
 
 I Mr. U. McNaughton in the chair. 
 
 I The committee rose and recommended 
 
 i the adoption of tlie report. 
 
 Mr. Doran, chairman of Committee on 
 Printing, presented their report which was 
 read. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Doran, seconded by 
 i Mr. Anderson, the report of Printing Com- 
 j mittee was referred to a committee of the 
 j whole. 
 I Mr. Doran in the chair. 
 
 The Chairman rose and reported the re- 
 I jection of the report by the committee o 
 I the whole 
 
 Mr- Harkness, chairman of Finance 
 i Committee, presented their report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. D. McDonald, sec- 
 onded by Mr (J'Callaghan, the report of 
 Finance Committee was referred to a com- 
 mittee of the whole. 
 Mr. Ilarkness in tie chair. 
 The Committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report, with exception 
 of fourth clause thereof which was rejected. 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton, seconded 
 by Mr. Howes, By-law No- 941 was read a 
 first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton, seconded 
 by Mr. P. A. Stewart By-law No. 942 was 
 read a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 by Mr. Anderson, By-law No. 941 was read 
 a second time and referred to a committee 
 of the whole. 
 Air. Hamilton in the chair. 
 Thii committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the By-law. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Fraser, seconded by 
 Mr. D. McNaughton, this Council adjourn- 
 ed to meet at 9 o'clock, a.m. to-morrow. 
 
 A. I. AI.AcnoNELL, Geo. Kbbr, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 { FOURTH. DAY. 
 
 I Cornwall, Ocr. 30th, 1890. 
 
 Council met pursuant to adjournment. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Roll called. All members present save 
 Messrs. Fulton and Mackenzie. 
 i Minutes of yesterday read, approved 
 and signed. 
 
 i MOTIONS. 
 
 Moved by Mr. Thos. Hamilton, and 
 i seconded by Mr. Brown, that the report 
 I of Finance Committ«, adopted by Com- 
 mittee of the whole, be adopted by the 
 Council. 
 It was moved in amendment to the 
 
 last 
 
44 
 
 motion bv Mr. F. D. McNaujihton, second- 
 ed by Mr.' J. P. Grant that tlio report of the 
 Finance Committee be not adopted, but be 
 referred back to tlie (."oiuinitteo with in- 
 strnctions to insert therein tlie sum ot 
 $lf>.00 for payment of account of AlessrH. 
 Maclennan, Liddell ct C'line, barnaterH, lor 
 drafting bv-law (per order of J. -M. ('amp- 
 bell, ex-Reeve of Finch) coniinniuK a by- 
 law passed by tiie Township of Fincli m 
 Oct.. 1889, providing for the opening of cer- 
 tain road allowances. 
 
 The amendment was lost and the main 
 motion carried, and the report of l-'i nance 
 Committee accordingly adopted ni Coun- 
 cil. 
 
 Mr. Harkness, Chairman of the ^atlon 
 River Drainage Committee, presented their 
 report which was read. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Doran, seconded by 
 Mr. Harkness, the report just road was 
 referred to a Committee of the U hole. 
 
 Mr. Doran in the chair. 
 
 The Committee rose and recommended , 
 the adoption of the report. ' 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Harkness, 8econde<i 
 by Mr. Doran, the report of Naticm River 
 Drainage Committee, was adoi)ted by the 
 
 Council. 1 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. O'Callaglian, second- 1 
 ed by Mr. P. A. Stewart, By-Law No 941 , 
 was read a third time. i 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Doran, and second- 
 ed by Mr. Hamilton, By Law No. 942 was 
 read a second time and referred to a Com- ; 
 mittee of the Whole. j 
 
 Mr. Hamilton in the chair. ; 
 
 The Committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the By-Law. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. A. A. Stewart, 
 seconded by Mr. O'Callaghan. By-Law No. 
 941 was passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Harkness, seconded 
 by Mr. Anderson, By-Law No. 944 to ap- 
 point a caretaker or inspector of drains for 
 the Nation River improvements in the 
 County of Dundas, was read a first and 
 second time and referred to a Committee 
 of the Whole. 
 
 Mr. D. J. Mcintosh in the chair. 
 The Committee rose and reported tlie 
 reiection by them of the By-Law. 
 
 "Upon motion of Mr. F. D xMcNaughton, 
 seconded by Mr. J. R Crysler, a one-horse 
 pedlar's licerse was granted free of cliarge 
 for one year to Hugh T. Cameron, of South 
 Finch-, be being a poor man, in ill health, 
 unable to work and having a large family 
 of small children dependent on him. 
 Upon motion of Mr, Porjin seconded by 
 
 Mr. Harkness, By-Law No. 942 was read a 
 
 third time 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Doran, seconded 
 by :Mr. Harkness, By-Law 942 was pat-sed 
 signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. O'Callaghan, 
 seconded by Mr. Rowe, By-Law No. 94:', 
 was read a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. O'CJallaghan second- 
 ed l)y Mr. Rowe, By-Law 1)4:5 was read a 
 second time and referred to a Committee 
 of the Whole. 
 
 Mr. Doran m the chair. 
 The (Committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the liy-J-aw. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. F. D. :McNaughton, 
 secon.led by Mr. P. A- Stewart, By-Law 
 No. 943 was read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. D. McNanghton, 
 seconded by xMr. P. A. Stewart, By-Law 
 No 94:; was passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr.D. Mc i onald, seconil- 
 ed by Mr. Campbell, the Council adjourn- 
 ed until 2 p m. to-day. 
 
 Al'TKUNOOX SESSION. 
 
 Council resumed. 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 Upon motion of Mr. McLeod, seccmdeil 
 by Mr. Oingwall, the report of the River 
 ! B^audette Drainage C>:>mmittee was re- 
 i ceivetl and read. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Fraser, seconded 
 I bv Mr. I). A. McDonald, the report of the 
 R'iver Beaudette Drainage Committee Wivs 
 referred to a('ommittee of the Whole. 
 1 Mr. Fraser in the chair. 
 ! The Committee rose and recommended 
 i the adoption of the report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Frvser, secondeil 
 by Mr. O'Callaghan, the report of the 
 ; River Beaudette Drainage Committee was 
 adopted in Council. 
 
 Mr. Harkness, Chairman of Si-ott .\ct 
 Committee, presented their report which 
 was received and read- 
 
 Uoon motion of Mr. O'Callaghan, second- 
 ed by Mr. I). A. McDonald, the re[)ort was 
 referreii to a Committee of the Whole. 
 Mr. A. A. Stewart in the chair. 
 The Committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report- 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Warner, seconded 
 by Mr. A. A. Stewart, the report of the 
 Scott Act Committee was adopted in Coun- 
 cil- , , 
 Upon motion of Mr. Harkness, seconded 
 by Mr. D. McNaughton, the Warden left 
 the chair and tlie same wa" va><on ny -'H • 
 I D. A. McDonald, Reeve of Alexandria. 
 i It was moved by Mr. Harkness, second- 
 
45 
 
 ed l)y Mr. D. MoNaughton, that the thanks 
 of this Council are due. and they are here- 
 hy tendered to Geo. Korr, E8(i., Warden, 
 for hiH able, efFicient and courceous conduct 
 in the chair during' the year. 
 
 Carried unanimously. 
 
 The Warden returned to tlie chair. 
 
 It was moved by .Mr. F. D. McNauKh- 
 ton, seconded hy Mr. O'Callashan, that 
 the thanks of this Council are due, and they 
 are hereby tendered to A. Harkness, Esq., 
 who has been Chairman of the Finance 
 Committee for several years— for tlie able 
 and eflicient manner in w liich he per- 
 formed the duties of that position. 
 
 Carried. All tlie members standing. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. D. McNaughton, 
 and seconded by Mr. 1). A. McDonald, 
 that the thanks of this Council are due, 
 and are hernby tendered to the Treasurer 
 and Clerk for.the very (courteous and able 
 manner in which they have discharged 
 their duties towards the Council.— Carried. 
 
 The Council rose- 
 
 A. I. Macdonhi.l, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 I?,EFOI^TS. 
 
 K<>|M»rl oi' 
 
 Nos. 9 and 10, In said concessions, and opon a 
 new road In lieu thereof. 
 
 Your Committee recommend that the 
 prayer of this petition bo granted and that for 
 this purpose a By-law bo Introduced and pas- 
 sed at ihe present session of this Council. 
 
 Yonr Committee have had also before them 
 a petition from Miles Brown. Reeve, and the 
 other members of the Council of the Vlllai?oor 
 Chestervllle, praying that a caretaker be ap- 
 pointed by this Council for the iron bridge in 
 said village of Chestervllle spanning the Na- 
 tion Ulver. 
 
 Your Committee are of the opinion that the 
 said bridge does not come under the jurisdic- 
 tion of this Council and therefore cannot re- 
 commend thl.s Council to grant the prayer of 
 said petition. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 F. D McNAuafiTON. Chairman. 
 Committee Rooms. Cornwall, 28lh Oct., 1890. 
 
 Giiio. Ki;ri!, 
 AVarden. 
 
 ('oiiimiitee on <'oiiininiiicn- 
 
 tiOIIN. 
 
 I'resoiit, A. Harkness, F. W. Rowe, J.S. An- 
 derson, Samuel Howes and D. McNaughton 
 
 Your Committee have had under their con- 
 sideration a notice that the Morrisburgh High 
 School had been raised to the status of a Col- 
 legiate Institute. 
 
 Your Committee liavo also had under their 
 consideration a communication from the 
 Ontario Agricultural College, giving notice to 
 the Counties' (Council of the United Counties 
 ol Stor.Tfiont, Diuidas and Glengarry, that 
 there Is a vacancy in the above college for two 
 si'hol.ars from the above-named counties. 
 
 Your Committee have to report that after 
 the necessary advertisements In the matter 
 ha 1 been given, no applications have been 
 received, and would recommend that the 
 Heeves ;tnd Deputy-Reeves of the different 
 municipalities would make an elTbrt to till the 
 vacancies. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted, 
 
 D. McVauguton. Chairman. 
 Committee Rooms, Cornwall, 28lh, Oct., 1890. 
 
 K<*|tort of Road €oniinltte«. 
 
 Members present— Messrs. (ieo. Hodglns, 
 \Vm. Ijaue, P. A. Stewart, J. J. Kennedy, 
 Whlttaker, Mackenzie. A. A. Stewart, Wm. 
 Ranford, A.Kennedy, Hamilton,!, W- Warner, 
 J. P. (irant, D. C. Campbell, D. J. McIntosh,D. 
 McDonald and F. D. McNaughton. 
 
 Your Committee have had before them a 
 petition from Oscar Fulton, Reeve of Rox- 
 uorougii, and otiicrs, anklog pefuilsislon to 
 close a certain portion of the original road 
 allowance between the 2nd and .3rd Conces- 
 sions of the Township of Roxborough, at Lots 
 
 Report of the Xntion River Drninaife 
 Coinintttee. 
 
 To the Warden and Counell of the United 
 Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glen- 
 trarry. 
 Your Committee beg leave to report that 
 since the June session the removal of the dam 
 and lowering of the shoal at Chestervllle has 
 been effected. The letting the watei out of 
 the river exposed same slight shoals and other 
 obstructions up the river, which It became 
 necessary to lower or i-emove toglve full effect 
 to the work. This has been done ' by Mr. 
 Smyth, the contractor for the work, on the 
 shoal atChesterville. The work at Cass' bridge 
 and in the South Branch is reported by the 
 contractors as completed, though not yet ac- 
 cepted or settled for. 
 
 The contract price lor the work at Chester- 
 vllle-$349 for the dam and $570 for the shoal- 
 has been paid, and $1,100.00 on progress esti- 
 mates for work up the river at Cass' and in the 
 Branch. 
 
 It is expected that the whole work will be 
 tlnislied and a settlement effected within a 
 few days, when a full report will be made. 
 
 As it is Important that no obstructions be 
 
 allowed to accumulate or tc be placed In the 
 
 drain or stream, your (Committee is or opinion 
 
 ! that a caretaker or Inspector, as provided by 
 
 ' Section 588 of the Municipal Act, should boap- 
 
 ! pointed, and would recommend Mr, R. W. 
 
 Weir, of Brlnston's Corners, as a fit person— 
 
 the remuneration to be $2.00 per day while ne- 
 
 1 cessarily employed. 
 
 ! A. Harknkss, Chairman. 
 
 I Committee Room, Cornwall, Oct. 30, 1890. 
 
 Report ol* County Property t^ouimittee. 
 
 Members present- Messrs. J. P. Watson, 
 Samuel Howes, E. Dingwall, Jas. McKenzio, 
 C Locke, D. C. Campbell, J. S. Anderson, J. .1 . 
 Kennedy, J. H. Whlttaker, J. E. Crysler and 
 D. McDonald. 
 
 To the Warden and members of the Counties' 
 Council of the United Counties of Stor- 
 mont, Dundas and Glengarry. 
 Your Committee beg leave to report that 
 they have examined the gaol and oflices and 
 llnd all In good order ana very comfortable 
 for the Inmates. There are only six persons 
 confined in the gaol, and no complaints. 
 The Committee would recommend the neces- 
 sary steps to be taken to repair the drain lead- 
 ing from the Court House wall to the main 
 sewer. 
 We would also rooommend the pointing of a 
 
 i 
 
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 txirtlonof the wall wliure tbc mortar haw IhU 
 
 All of which Is rosppotfully submitted. 
 
 All oi wnic,!.^ Watson. Chairman Pro t^m. 
 
 Commltloe Rooms, Cornwali. 2()lh Oct., 181H). 
 
 ll«l»ort of Special t'oiiiniitloo on the HiH 
 vs. MlddaKh, *e., ShHh. 
 
 Meml)orsall presont. ,.f,iw.r„iintloK' 
 
 To the Warden andgcn lemen "f ^'^""'i:;,';^ 
 Council of the United Counties ol Htor- 
 iuont,Uund>is and Glengarry. 
 Your cJ)minlttc.- beg leave to rop'>i'< 'i'' •"'- 
 
 "your Committee experienced c«n*;i«leiable 
 
 difficulty in .urlvingQt a P'-OP^'' ""^^ ■'^^'^;^,1 
 inirof the facts of these cases, so as to en.inu, 
 Uilm to make an Intelimible rej.ort. owing to 
 the papers in connection with the matter., be^ 
 Ing in the hands of the solicitors lor this coi- 
 
 ''Thls^^a.se was orieinally commenced oi. 
 pet it it ns presented to tlifs Council, pray ng 
 For the opJnin« up of part of », <-''!};• ^''"'),';,'i 
 between the townships ol Winclu'Mei aim 
 WU lamsburg. Acting on those pe>l ;>'i^.\»'«^^ 
 Council in June, 1883. appolnied as thi ir c m 
 ml8"ioner George Dillon, who was replaced n 
 .Tune. 1884. by John Middagh, of ' h^''^^",^;; P , 
 of Winchester, who proceeded / > ' f' 'V 'm' 
 Bv-Law "0'>. Aga Dst Mr. Mlddagli a i om- , 
 plain? was laid before the I'oHce Maglstra e o 
 Cornwall for unlawfully and »"» "''""« • 
 cutting down the trees of Mr. HUl. 
 ami Son the hearing of this ^^'omplaint 
 Mr. Middagh was convicted and lined, ill. 
 Mldoagh then lodged an appeal from the on- 
 viction aforesaid before the Genera Sessions. : 
 but the appeal was dismissed »"'» <'>e conv c 
 lion affirmed. We find that at the OctO r 
 session of 1S8I Mr. Middagh aPP''H'-«'» ''^. ''« ! 
 the Council, when the chairman of the Koad , 
 Committee, Mr. Harkness, was appointed to 
 take legal advice, and. if nece^isary. to employ • 
 counsel m the interests of this corporation. 1 
 and of Mr. Middagh also, while the latter vvas 
 acting under and according to »"«trucllons ol 
 Council. Theeuitlntiuestion soon followed, 
 and at the first hearing before a single judge. 
 Mr. Justice Armour, the judge presiding, gave 
 judgment against the Counties. An appea 
 was taken bv the Counties to a Divlslona 
 Court of the High Court of Justice, composed 
 
 Your Committee 11 nd that a committee was 
 some years ago appointed to take charire of 
 the c.mduct of these suits, but for some reason 
 Huch committee has not been }-oappolnti3.< lor 
 the last two years. We would therefore re- 
 commend that a committee bo appointed a 
 Uienext January llSiUl sessions of this Council 
 
 o examine into all a«T^»n<« »«' *:"""««Vhu 
 with these suits, for the protection of lhl.s 
 Council ; and would further recommend tha 
 all napers, accounts, vouchers, statenaents and 
 blllHof costs in connectl.m therewith, or in 
 anyway relating to the .same, since the ime 
 of the Institution of the suits, be place<l at tin- 
 disposal of such committee. 
 Allot which is most respectfully submitted. 
 K.O'CALLAOHAN. Chairman. 
 Committee Rooms, Cornwall, Oct. 20. 1890. 
 
 Courtof Appeal for Ontario, and upon an ex 
 haustlve argument of the merits ot the caso 
 the ludges In appeal reversed the dec sions 
 and judgments of the lower Courts aiid sus- 
 tained the contention of the Counties' Council, , 
 and judgment accordingly given in favor ol , 
 the Counties, with full costs. The two sults- 
 whlch by this time became Inseparabley con- 
 nected, viz., Hill vs. Middagh H al and Connor 
 vs. Middagh rt a?— were carried by the respec- 
 tive plalntifTs bef.re the Supreme Court at 
 Ottawa, where they have been placed on the 
 list of appeals to be argued before that Court 
 in February next This, then, is the present 
 position ot these two suits in each of which 
 the United Counties are parties defendants. 
 Your Committee find on looking over minutes 
 of Council of former years, that this Coun- 
 Hl has from time to time been called upon to 
 pay, and has paid out. large sums of money in 
 connection wltli these two sultb, amouatlng to 
 about $'i,(K)(>, and they understand that there is 
 still a large liability outstanding for costs and 
 charges in connection therewith. 
 
 Keport of the " Sc«»tl At»" C'oiiunlilee. 
 
 Prcsent-A. Kennedy, Dickey, O't^allaghan 
 K. r). McNaughton. P.A.Stewart. A.A.Stewart. 
 
 ^Vtuf'commit'tee having had reffrred to 
 them by resolution of Council a matter adect- 
 iiK the refund of Scott Act flues to certain 
 parties in Stormont. find that this matter was 
 reported on In June last, and It wa.s then re- 
 commended that the following pa••<'*'^ ,*''', IT 
 luiuled lines illegally Imposed and collected, 
 
 as follows:-- «sft n« 
 
 PL D. (illlies $2 0^1 
 
 .John p:mott « 0" 
 
 S. M. South wark '^» '" 
 
 W. Stubbs.* 50 0" 
 
 E.S. Ryan ^» w 
 
 J J.I'oapst 3*00 
 
 Regis Dupuy » '^ 
 
 Frank Burna ^>" "" 
 
 $;}8;i 60 
 
 We found also that out of two Ones which 
 
 were paid subsequently $47.15 was retained by 
 
 Uie P )lice Magistrate for costs In previous 
 
 s its, and that the Parties who paid he se 
 
 1 fines got the full amount refunded.whe fie 
 
 ' parties above named had the $47 4i withheld 
 
 from them pro rata, the by-law based on the 
 
 report of committee having been .so amended 
 
 in its progress through committee of the 
 
 «nl\olO, , 
 
 As it appears evident that this money has 
 been retalneil eli her by the Police Maglstratt- 
 or the Inspector. y..ur Committee recommend 
 that the Treasurer make an eflort to secure 
 the depositing with him of thi.s balanc.^ at as 
 early a date as possible, and that It be then 
 paid over to the parties from whom It was 
 orl"lnally collected. 
 
 A II of which "-- respectfully submitted. 
 
 A. Hakkness, Chairman. 
 Committee Rooms, Cornwall, Oct. .'10, 18$10. 
 
 Keport or Flaance Commictee. 
 
 Member.s all present. ,.v. r^ 
 
 To the Warden and gentlemen of the Coun- 
 ties' Council of the United Cou xtles of 
 Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry. 
 
 Your com mittee beg to report 
 
 1st. That they have passed accounts on gen- 
 eral Counties' Account amounting to .T>41W.08. 
 as per Schedule marked "A." 
 
 2nd. Also on account of the renioval of the 
 Dam at Chestervllle. and work In Nation Riv- 
 er, amountjngto $2 8!t2 22 as per Schedule 
 
 '' ;5rd. And on account of the Riv9r Beaudette 
 Drainage, amounting to $4,33.j.()l, as per Sche- 
 dule marked "C," and recommend the passing 
 of a By-Law for their payment. 
 
47 
 
 Itteo wan 
 harue of 
 ii«« reason 
 lnte(4 for 
 sfore rc- 
 Dlnted at 
 s Council 
 nnocllon 
 3 of tills 
 lend that 
 K^nts and 
 th, or in 
 tbc Mint' 
 ■ed at lilt' 
 
 ihmltlcHl. 
 hairman. 
 
 1890. 
 
 inlttee. 
 
 allaglian. 
 i.Stowarl. 
 
 jfcrrod to 
 ter ad'ect- 
 to certain 
 latter was 
 then ri'- 
 leH be re- 
 collected, 
 
 .$'>0 00 
 . . 50 00 
 . . 50 00 
 . . 50 00 
 . . 4ft W) 
 . . 3i GO 
 .. 50 00 
 . . 50 00 
 
 $:i8:{ 60 
 nes whlc'h 
 L'talned by 
 I previous 
 lald tlieNd 
 while the 
 , withheld 
 L'd on fhe 
 o amended 
 tee of the 
 
 money has 
 MaKlstrate 
 ecoramend 
 •t to secure 
 anct! at as 
 It be then 
 )m It was 
 
 iltted. 
 Chairman. 
 
 .•iO, ISiW. 
 
 idee. 
 
 rthe Coiin- 
 Couxtles of 
 rry. 
 
 QtB on K6>i- 
 Kto $403.08. 
 
 oval of the 
 Jfatlon Rlv- 
 r Schedule 
 
 r Beaudetto 
 
 18 per 8che- 
 
 the passing 
 
 4th. • We have also hud under conslderallon 
 an application from .Mrs. Mc.Martln, xnol 
 matron, for an Increase of salary, her present 
 salary hfliiK $101) a year. This application wax 
 made to, and wo bi)lleve, api>rov.'d by the 
 (y'ountios' I'roporly Commillei) at a previous 
 Hesslon, but as ii was aseerlainod that salaries 
 were dealt with by tiie KInance Coininiltco, 
 It was not reported to the Council. In view 
 of Mrs McMartln'semclcncy and long service 
 ('JO years) and the arduous and unpleasant 
 nature of her dutlcH, your committee recom 
 mend an Increase ol $'i,") per year, t'he last 
 quarter of this year to l)e liic U(fed. 
 
 5th. The Treasurer's iiccount at the Hank of 
 Montreal has been overdrawn nearly $.">,OiM» (K). 
 As there are larKo receipts expected wittiln a 
 few days. It may not he necessary to borrow, 
 but lest there be a delay that m'ght embar- 
 rass the Treasurer, your committee recom- 
 mend that a My- Law be passed authorizing 
 the b)rrowingof $(l,()(Mi.oo for such time as 
 may be neces.sary to meet current expenses 
 until rates are collected. 
 
 tith We would also recommend that By- 
 Laws be passed authm-lzlng the renewal of 
 the notes on accrount of the Chostervllle Dam 
 Expropriation until the ilobentures can be 
 negotiated, and those on General Counties' 
 Account until next ses;;lon of Council. 
 
 "th. Your committee have considered the i 
 petition from .John A. McDonald, ol Wililams- 
 town, who purchased two Pedlars' Licenses 
 between tlie January and June sessions when 
 they were held at Fifty Dollars, asking that 
 excess over present price of licenses b » re- 
 funded. On entiuiry we (Ind that twoother par- 
 ties— R. B. Abbott, of Brlnston's Corners, and 
 (ioldstein Bros.— are In the same positl')n. 
 Your committee! recommend that the four 
 parlies name<l, or their proper representatives 
 bo given their licenses at the present rate— 
 $tO— and that the Treasurer bf authorized to 
 refund the additional $lOon ea,-"!! license. 
 
 All ot which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 A. Hawknkss, Chairman. 
 Committee Ilooins, Corn wall I, Oct.29lh, 1890. 
 
 Schedules above named are attached to and 
 printed with By-Law No. 942. 
 
 *NoTE— Clause four of the above report was 
 rejected by Committee of the Whole and 
 therefore not adopted in Council. The re- 
 mainder of report adopted both by committee 
 and in Council. 
 
 Keport of tUv River Iteniiile^te DrnliiiiK'e 
 ('ommlttee. 
 
 Present— A. U. McLennan, Chairman; J. B. 
 Hnlder, John J. McUae, Ewen Dingwall, D. J. 
 McLood. 
 
 To the Warden and Municipal Council of th(! 
 United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and 
 Glengarry. 
 Your committee beg leave to report tiiat 
 they have examined the various accounts and 
 statements of the Treasurer and Commission- 
 er and find that the total expenditure In con- 
 nection with ttie said Drainage amouuis to 
 $8,010.27. That the amount still available to 
 prosecute the work. Including the Ontario 
 (Joyerument Grant not yet In Treasurer's 
 hands, is $2,812.00. That the amount of rock 
 taken out up to I9th Inst, is 4,172 02 cubic 
 yards, thus exceeding the estimate by ',i.l6'2 36 
 cubic yards. Amount of clay, gravel and 
 loose stones taken out, 3,737 29 cubic yards, 
 hosidps eJeariuK the channel of the river nl a 
 considerable (piai -Ity of loose stones and 
 driftwood. Work on excavation has been 
 done as far up stream as station No. Wi), at 
 which point the rock appear,* to dip. Your 
 
 committee recommend that the time for the 
 completion of the work bo extended to llie 1st 
 of NovtMiibor, 1H91, and that the (Jommlsslon- 
 ers and (Committee be authorized to hire men 
 and d(» all other acts necessary to ensure the 
 complcilon of the work on the dale above 
 mentioned. In deiault of tlie c itractors pro 
 .seculing I ue work to tlie .satisfaction of the 
 Commissioner and Committee, all; such ex- 
 pense and co.-tsiu so prosr-cutlug the said 
 work's to be charged to the contractor, and 
 that the said "xtension be made conditional 
 upon the due and diligent prosecution of the 
 works bv the .said contractors, otherwise the 
 wor.ts iriay betaken out of tlie hamls of the 
 contractors and carr'ed on by the Commis- 
 slonerg and Commlttoo at tlie experseof the 
 contractors and their sureties. 
 All of wJiU'h is respectlully submitted. 
 
 A. B, McLennan Chairman. 
 Committee Hooms. Cornwall, Oct. 30th, 1890. 
 ^ 
 
 ltr-fi4W No. 021. 
 
 A By-law to provide for the removal of the 
 dam and the lowering of ihe shoal In the Na- 
 tion River at the Village of Chestervllle, and 
 for draining of part>< of the Townships of Ma- 
 tilda, Mountain, Wllliamsburgh and Win- 
 chester, and of the Villageof Chestervllle, and 
 for borrowing on the credit of the United 
 Counties of Stormont. Dundas and Glengarry, 
 the sum of eleven thousand nine hundred and 
 thirty dollars and sixty-four cents for com- 
 pleting the .same. 
 
 Read a first and second time and provision- 
 ally adopted the seventeenth day of June, 
 A.D , 1890. 
 
 Whereas the Municipal Council of the 
 Townshipof MaMlaa, one of the townships In- 
 terested has mac'e appllcf.tlon to this Council 
 requesting that the dam n the Nation River, 
 at the Vlllnge of C'lestcrvllle In th« Township 
 of Winchester, be lemovei;, and that the shoal 
 on which It rests be lowered for the purpose 
 of draining the low lai'd.; in the vicinity of 
 the Nation River, and its tributaries In the 
 Townships of Matilda, Mountain, Williams- 
 burg and Winchester. 
 
 And whereas thereui)on this Council procu)- 
 ed an examination to be made by D. R. 
 Brown, P.L S. (being a person competent for 
 such purpose), ol the said dam proposed to be 
 removed, and of the said shoal proposed to be 
 lowered, and also of the said locality proposed 
 to be drained, and has procured plans and es- 
 timates of thi^ work to be done by the said D. 
 II. Brown and an assessment to be made by 
 him of the real property to be benefitted by 
 such removal and lowering, stating as nearly 
 as he can the proportion of benefit which In his 
 opinion will be derived In consequence of such 
 removal and lowering, by every road and lot 
 or portion of lot, the said assessment so made 
 being the as.se.ssment hereinafter *)y this By- 
 law enacted to be assessed and levied upon 
 the lots and parts of lots hereinafter In that 
 behalf specially set forth and described, and 
 thoreport of the said D R. Brown in respect 
 thereof and of the said removal and lowering 
 being as follows : 
 
 " To the Warden and CJounties' Council of the 
 
 " United Counties of Stormont, Dundas 
 
 " and Glengarry. 
 
 " (ientlemen,— I beg to repoi't to your honor- 
 
 " able body that in accordance with the pro- 
 
 " visions of By- Law No. 899 for the rem'wal of 
 
 " the dam and lowering the shoal in the 
 
 " Nation River at the Village of Chestervllle, 
 
48 
 
 "In UicTownMilpofVVInclicsler. or l»>ep rpoHe 
 ••ofdralnliiL'thelaiKlH mid l''K»nv»i.V'^ In tho 
 ••TowiiM psol Matilda. Mounlain, Wmiams- 
 ••iVur" ani Wluclio8ter, that I liayo mad. 
 "an oxamhmilon of tho Nation Hiv.r and 
 
 .. u". lands {hat will '•^'}''-7';"tv^?'r,..}.\':M: 
 
 " noN«a Improvemi-nt. 1 tlnd that It Is iim.oH- 
 " sarTto mako nald Improvement for dra ua«o 
 " nSm" There Is a larj;.' tract of and and 
 " cerlan roads along said river and is tr hu- 
 " tarle '.that are more or less IK.odod "t cer ain 
 " seasons of the vear. These ands lojje her 
 " with the roads t have assessed In proportion 
 -to direct benefit, and there ar« other ands 
 "and roads, the Improvement of which naH 
 "contributed to the llow of water that_ now 
 •• ttomls t Hi low land, and as the Nation ll.yer 
 » is not a proper outlet wIMiont said Improve- 
 '•meiit. I have assessed said lands and roads 
 " for outlet. 
 " All tlie lands assessed are 111,880 acres 
 
 ••Total levy on laivls *"'«^n mi 
 
 " r-^tal levy on roads "______ 
 
 ..Total $11,930 Oi 
 
 " My estimate to cover the expense of said 
 " work Is as follows :- 
 "Costofdam ^'•i.'W'J !^ 
 
 "Defendant's costs 
 
 " Removal of dam — •• — ;•••;•.;,;• • 
 " Removal of shoal, l.flOO yds at 30c... 
 
 " Hollcltor's fees 
 
 "Arbitrators and witnesses.. 
 
 "Committee and Inoldental ex- 
 
 " penses v L" ' " .' 
 
 " Hurvey, assessment and by-law — 
 
 "Engineering 
 
 " Interest 
 
 " Court of Revision 
 
 400 00 
 349 00 
 r)70 00 
 081 39 
 706 00 
 
 51)0 00 
 1,100 00 
 ^99 61 
 900 00 
 424 frl 
 
 $20,4;W 04 
 
 " Less Dominion Gov't $5,50*) 00 
 
 " ^>" OntarioGov't ±!^'!L.^s,m^ 
 
 " Amount lo raise $11,930 04 
 
 "This sum I have assessed a^jalnst the 
 " Maniclpalllles and lands to be benefitted 
 "and using the drain as an outlet, as sliown 
 "in tho annexed schedule, and a profile ol 
 " the shoal to be remove d is hereunto attach- 
 
 " The cut Is to be 00 feet wide at the bottona 
 " with a slope on each side of 2 feet horizontal 
 " to 1 foot in depth, and the work when cora- 
 " Dieted to be kept in repair and mantdned at 
 
 •'aHHOHsed for their construction, said munlol- 
 " palllles and lan«ls paying ill 'he same rela- 
 " tlveproi)ortlon as tor constnuitlon. 
 
 " I have the honor to be 
 
 " Your Most Obedient Hervant, 
 
 "(Hd) D R. BhoWN, I', r,. H. 
 
 "(Jornwall.tilh June, 1800." 
 
 And whereaH the said Council are of 
 oDlnlon that the removal of the 8ald dam 
 and the lowering of the said shoal Is desirable; 
 
 Be It therefore enacted by tho said Munlcl- 
 nal Council of the United Counties ol Htor- 
 inont, Dundas and Glengarry, pursuant to the 
 provlslouHof the Munh-rpal Act 
 
 1 —That the said report, plans and estimates 
 be adopted and the t^aUl drain— or removal 
 and lowering— and the works connectetllhore- 
 wlth be madeand c(m.>tructed in accordance 
 
 therewUh ; » .. u tt ■• ■ 
 
 2— That the Warden of the said United 
 Counties may borrow on the credit of the 
 Corporation of the said United Ctmntles 
 of Hiormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 
 the sura oi eleven thousand, nine hundred 
 and ihlrty-one dollais and sixty-four cents, 
 being the lunds necessary for the work, and 
 may Issue aebentures of the Corporation to 
 that amount in sums of not less than $100 
 ' each and payable within ten years from the 
 I date thereof with int^iest at the rate ol four 
 per centum per annum In ten consecutive 
 1 annual Instalments to be of such amounts 
 i that the aggregate amount payable lor princi- 
 pal and Interest In any year shall be equal 
 ! (lis nearly as may be) to what Is payable lor 
 orlncipaland Interest during each ol the other 
 ' veors »)t such period of ten years, such deben- 
 I lures to bo payable at the Bank of Montreal, 
 
 1 Cornwall; .. > 4. . .• 
 3 —And for the purpose ol paying tho sum ol 
 1 $l0.9r)7.O2, being the amount charged against 
 the said lands so to be benefltfed as aforesaid 
 other than lands or roads belonging to the 
 several municipalities or Townships Interest- 
 ed and to co\ ^r Interest thereon for ten years 
 at the rate of four percent, per annum, the 
 ' following special rates over and above all 
 ' other rates shall be assessed and levlotl in the 
 i same manner and at the same time as taxes 
 are levied upon the undermentioned lots and 
 Darts of lots, and the amount of the said 
 soeclal rates and Interest assessed as afore- 
 said against each lot or part ot lot respectively 
 «hall be divided into ten equal parts, and one 
 Mich part shall be assessed and levied as 
 aforesaid in each year for ten years iifter tiie 
 final passlngof this By-Law during which the 
 said debentures have to run:— 
 
 "riie'expenseof ihemunlcipalitiesaiid lands 
 
 Assessed for the «« ™7^'^^,";,/;^.«iS^'?li^,"^„^^^^^^^^^^ connected therewith. 
 
 Township i 
 
 and I 
 
 Concession.', 
 
 Lot or Part of Lot. 
 
 u 
 
 
 *SS fl3« Cftr? 
 
 
 <30 
 
 
 «* IT'S £ >>u 6^ i 
 J3 7?«P- 
 
 rt C 
 
 
 
 
 i 
 
 CO 
 
49 
 
 1 iiuinlci- 
 me rolii- 
 
 I'. I,. H. 
 
 I ar« of 
 lald dam 
 leNirable; 
 Munlol- 
 i of Hlor- 
 iiit to the 
 
 esllmateH 
 
 removrtl 
 
 te<ltli«n«- 
 
 icordaiict) 
 
 i United 
 lit of the 
 
 Ct)untleH 
 lloriKarry. 
 I hundred 
 )ur centH, 
 (Tork, ami 
 )ratioii to 
 tliati $IUU 
 from the 
 it«s ol four 
 »nHe<uitlvo 
 
 HinountH 
 for prlncl- 
 . be equal 
 iiyable for 
 f the other 
 ich deben- 
 Montreal, 
 
 Llio Num of 
 .'d agatiiNt 
 
 nforcMald 
 I UK to the 
 )s Intt-resi- 
 r ten years 
 num, the 
 
 above all 
 riotl In the 
 e an taxes 
 ui lots and 
 f the said 
 1 as afore- 
 ispectively 
 H, and one 
 I levied as 
 i after tlie 
 which tlie 
 
 ver, In the 
 
 ' flsr^ " ^" o 
 I a ' a g » ^^ 
 
 ON ROAl>H. 
 
 Townshl|i<. 
 
 As Anit'uded 
 
 V'alu" ol 
 improve- 
 ments 
 
 Matilda, . . . . 
 MouiU>iln, .... 
 Wtnoliesier, 
 WllllanjRhurgh. 
 
 Grand total on Uoads 
 Grand total on Lands, - 
 
 $:l11.()U 
 •JU.IM) 
 
 IHThW 
 
 Inler"sl 
 
 for 
 li» years. 
 
 Mppclal 
 Hate. 
 
 Annual 
 
 Assessm'l 
 
 10 yrs. 
 
 Court ot ('ourt of 
 
 Ut'v|sl(»n llfvl-'lon 
 
 Naiue of Int. for lo 
 
 Improv'ts yrs » p. ot. 
 
 $77.1(1 
 
 82 87 
 
 -l.-I.OM 
 
 :< HtW.tHt ' $ 2U2.4tl 
 ll.OtU.ttt 2.570.;J7 
 
 Total on Koads and Lands, $ll.>nt) 61 
 
 $2,778.77 
 
 ,'i;i<i8 1ll 
 2(i;».-5 
 I7l.8r 
 22S.08 
 
 .■:« 1 071.40 
 l:{,(H7.0l 
 
 $il).8i 
 20 80 
 17. 1» 
 
 22.80 
 
 "i~l()7.i4 
 
 I ,;w;t.7o 
 
 $,{i;:t.:»'» 
 
 210.fHl 
 ll)1.5i') 
 201.78 
 
 "$~ 073 62 
 10,057.02 
 
 .f81..->7 
 .'>0 52 
 >t.6--{ 
 17.02 
 
 T 226.74 
 2,552.0;i 
 
 $14,708 »1 . .■;;l.470.84 ^$11.9.10.61 ' ,$2,778.77 
 
 4th. For the purpose of paying the sum of | On the Township of Matilda (each year) ^Jj-S} 
 
 $97;i.ll2, being the total amount as-essed as; " " Mountain " 2ti.7;4 
 
 aforesaid against the said roads In the several ; " " WllliamsburLth " '-':5.»i2 
 
 rauniclpalitles airected, and to eove> Interest I " Winchester " 21 «« 
 
 tnereon for ten years at the rate of four per ! 
 cent, per annum, the followlnsi spi'dai rate 
 over anil above all other rates, be lev>d (In 
 the same manner and at the same time as 
 taxes are levied) upon the whole rateable pro- 
 perty of the several munlclpalltlesof Matlldn, 
 Mountain, Wllllamsburgli and Winchester In 
 each year for the period of ten years after the 
 dale of the final passing of this By-law. durl ng 
 which the said «lebenlures have to run. 
 
 Passed provisionally on seci>nd reading this 
 17th day ol June, A.D., IHW). 
 
 A. I. M.vcDONEi.r., Geo. Kkkk. 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open Council 
 this 29th day of October, A.D., 18W. 
 
 Geo. Kebr, 
 
 Warden. 
 
 A. L MacdoneM', 
 Clerk. 
 
 Sehei'ule (\f Total Ler/f on Lands, nn Rrrised h.ii Oriirt i^Rj^rjlsijm^ 
 
 I Valu.' of Interest tor Annual As 
 
 Towshlps. I Acres. Improve- lo years at 4 Special 
 
 per cent. 
 
 Matilda 
 
 Mountain 
 
 Williamsburg 
 
 Winchester 
 
 Village of ( "hesterviUe. 
 
 49,492 
 26.918 
 17,614 
 17,,->H5 
 270 
 
 nitiils. 
 
 $5,058.40 
 
 2,8(.;5.5;j 
 
 1,030 20 
 
 l,H9.'J.ll 
 
 9.60 
 
 Hate 
 
 sessmenl for 
 10 years. 
 
 $1,318.42 
 
 .5.50.70 
 
 210.05 
 
 441.50 
 
 2.25 
 
 $(!,970.SS 
 
 2.914.23 
 
 1,270.31 
 
 2,336.67 
 
 11.91 
 
 $2,553.38 I $13,510.00 
 
 $097.60 
 
 291.42 
 
 127.03 
 
 2a3 67 
 
 L19 
 
 rotal 111,880 i $10.957.02 
 
 Total Amount Cliari/eaMp for Rnadu, as Revised h\i Onurt of h'.rri slon. 
 
 $mob 
 
 $1,3.51.00 
 
 Matilda. 
 
 Mountain 
 
 Williamsburg 
 Winchester ... 
 
 $36;{.39 
 210.90 
 191.">5 
 
 201.78 
 
 Total. 
 
 $973.62 
 
 $84.07 
 50.54 
 44.63 
 47.02 
 
 .S226.71 
 
 207.44 
 
 2;w.i8 
 
 24S.80 
 $1,200.40 
 
 $44.81 
 20.74 
 2;?.62 
 
 24.88 
 
 $120.04 
 
 Grand total. 
 
 $11.!'.30.64 I *2 778.76 .*il4.709.40 $ 1.470 94 
 
 BY-I.4W IVo O'AH. 
 A By-Law to confirm a By-Law of the Cor- 
 poration of the Township of Roxborough 
 to provide for dlvertliisr h p >rt(oii of the] 
 road between the second and Third Con- | 
 cessionsof the said Township of Roxbor- 
 ough, and for closing a portion of the | 
 original allowance therefor and disposing ; 
 of tlie same. 
 Whereas the Corporation of the Township 
 of Roxborough did on the Sixteenth day of 
 December, A. D.. 1889. pas> a certain By-Law 
 in the words and figureiv following that Is to 
 
 say : 
 
 'By L.\w Number 20. 
 
 "By-Law to provide for diverting a portion 
 "of the road between the Second and Third 
 "Concessions of the Township of Roxborough 
 "and for closing aisortlonof the original al- 
 "lowance therefor and disposing of the same. 
 
 "Whereas the Ontario and Q,uebec Railway 
 "crosses the original aiiowiuicc for road be- 
 "tween the Second and Third Concessions of 
 •'the Township of Roxborough at an angle so 
 "acute that public travel on said allowance 
 "for road at that point would be dangerous, 
 "and It Is desirable to divert the said road as 
 "hereinafter mentioned. 
 
 "And Whereas the notices required by law 
 "of the Intention of this Council to pa.ss this 
 "By-Law have been duly published in the 
 '• Frci'linldcr newspaper published at the town 
 "of Cornwall and posted up in the nelghbor- 
 "hood. „ 
 
 "ThH Corporation of the Township of Rox- 
 "borougii, in the County of Stormont, by the 
 "Council thereof, enacts as follows : 
 
 "Firsi That the original allowance for road 
 "between the Second and Third Concessions 
 "ot the Township of Roxborough be diverted 
 "to the Northerly side "f the said railway 
 "and that the tract of laud herein partlcular- 
 "ly described be, and the same is hereby es- 
 "tablished a public highway for and In lieu of 
 "that part of the original road allowance 
 "hereinafter closed and stopped up, that Is to 
 "say : 
 
 ••All and singular, that certain parcel or 
 "tract of land situate, lying and being in the 
 "Township of Roxborough, nrvl in the Cssunty 
 "of stormont, and Province of Ontario, ana 
 'being composed of part of the we.sthalf of 
 "LotN>. 9 and part of the East half of Lot, No. 
 "10 m the Third Concession of said Township 
 "of Roxborough, and which may be more par- 
 "ticularly described as loUows, viz. :— Com- 
 
 ri 
 
50 
 
 "VVcsterly and parallel with sa'a ce°"f„ ''„" 
 'Mor a distance if three hundred and forty-one 
 
 wMmmm 
 
 "boind'ary o^the Third Co-'cesslon Is Int^r- 
 "sected by a line Pf'-a'le with the last men 
 "tifitiPil <»oiirse. and at a distance oimnj' i,^i\ 
 "fief theSce North-Easterly and Parallel 
 »™ft i! Ponrse No. 3 for a distance of seventy , 
 :Zei four ln"chS-(7(W) more or less to a point 
 "distJint thirty-slx and » half 36.) fe^et meas^ , 
 
 :s5iii^^rWffi.^?r«r ^« : 
 
 ••slventy-five (175) feet to the Easterly bound- i 
 "Irv of said Third Concession ; thence North- 
 ..Eikterl? along said Eas^f^'y bonndary for 
 "adistarice of one hundred and thirty-seven 
 ••and a quarter (137]) feet, more or less, to the , 
 "place oi beginning. , 
 
 '•The above described tract of land is color-, 
 "cd Blue on plan hereto attachea. i 
 
 "Second.-That the portion of the original 
 "allowance for road between the Second and 
 "T&Concession of the said Township of 
 "Roxborough.which 's heieinafter partio Uar 
 "ly described, be, and the same Is heieby 
 "closed and stopped up as a public loau or 
 "highway, that is to say : 
 
 •'All and singular, that certain parcel or 
 
 "tract of ?and sftuate. LVr^f^d b^.ngj^tv of 
 "Township of Roxborough, in the ^o"^Tyoi 
 4?ormont, and ProvinceofOntaro, contain^ 
 "Ine bv admeasurement two hunarea .ina 
 "orty-tliree thousandths of an acre, be the 
 "same more or less, and being composed of 
 "pan of the road allowance between the Sec- 
 "ona and Third Concessions of said Township 
 "and which may be more Particularly known 
 "and described as follows, v z- :-<-o;^raf "° 
 "ing at a point where the Npri hern boundary 
 "of the said Second Concession is iutersecieu 
 "by the south boundary "f the lands of the 
 "Ontario & Quebec Railway; thence North 
 "Seventy degrees. East along said Northern 
 "boundary for a distance of two hundred and 
 •'^pventv-one (271) feet; thence South elKhty- 
 .'si'x&erflfty-«even °>l""^«%Srtt.seven 
 
 "4ouVh seventy degrees west, fo^^ 
 "of two huadred and sixteen (216) feet a^^^^^ 
 "the Southern boundary of 'he Th rd l-onces 
 "siou of said Towiship ; thence South twenty- 
 "Pieht deerees West, for a distance of He\en- 
 "fllnfJlfellven inches (^-H); thence North 
 "eiehtv-six degrees flfty-seven minutes. East, 
 "fof a distance of ninety-two feet seven inches 
 "(92-7) to the place of beginning. Said parcel 
 "of land Is colored Red on plan hereto at- 
 "tached. 
 
 "And that the sam<! shall be conveyed to the 
 "Ontario A Quebec Railway Company for tlie 
 
 purposes of their railway. 
 
 "Third.— The Reeve and Clerk of the said 
 "Corporation are hereby authorized and 
 "required to execute a conveyance oi the 
 "lands mentioned in the second paragraph 
 
 "hereof to the said Ontario and Quebec Rail- 
 "way Company, their successors and assigns, 
 "and do affix the corporate seal of the said 
 "corporation to such conveyance as soon 
 "Q« this hv-law shall be confirmed by a 
 "by-law of*\le count? Council of the United 
 "Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glen- 
 "gary 
 
 "Passed, signed and sealed In open Council 
 "this 16th day of December. 1889. 
 
 "(Sd.) R. C. McQkegor, Township Clerk. 
 
 "(Sd.) John Bknnett, Reeve." 
 
 And whereas it is necessary that the said 
 Bv-Law of the Corporation of the Township 
 ^^Rnxhoroueh should be confirmed by a by- 
 "iw of the CorpoiaUon of the United Counties 
 of^tormont. Uundas and «lengarry ; 
 
 Rft it therefore enacted a By-Law or ine saia 
 
 Co^rpiraUon of the United Counties of Stor- 
 
 1 mont Dundas and Glengarry, that the aaiu 
 
 hUrhwav that the parcel of lana aoove 
 sefflypa^t^cularly^descrlbed.beclos^^^^^ 
 stopped up and that the «am« be Immediately 
 nnnvf>ved bv the Reeve and Clerk ol sam i,or 
 pomtionof'^he Township of Roxborough by a 
 Conveyance under the corporat,e seal of the 
 said Corooratlon and executed by such iteeve 
 and Clerk to the s ild. the Ontario and Quebec 
 Rail way Company lor the purposes of the said 
 
 RiRllWttV» 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed In open Council 
 the 29th day of October, A. D. 1890. 
 
 A. I. MACDONKLL, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 Geo. Kkrr. 
 
 Warden. 
 
 Br-T.AW NO. «:»9. 
 
 By-Law to appoint High School Trustees. 
 WhPreas bv 48 Vic, Cap. 50, Sec. 18, Coun- 
 tl^ CoSnclfc are empowered to make ap- 
 pointments to fill vacancies arising f»om ^he 
 annual retirement, resignation or otherwise 
 
 "^A^n'^lvSealat'tlfe^ll^uary Session ofth^s 
 Cnuncll! and by virtue of By-Law No. 912. of 
 these United Counties. Simon I-^aser, of Wi - 
 i*arastown. and John .«• McDonaia. ol HU 
 Tforvhapiw were appointed Htgn «cn"oi 
 Ktes I'or C Wllliamstown, (No 1) Division 
 of the said United Counties; „, ,„ih Rv. 
 
 And whereas since the ^"8 of sa»d Bv 
 Law and the appolnilng of said t"iste^es^ th^ 
 «nid Simon Fraser and John K. Mcitonaia 
 have coined the country, and are m) longer 
 able to officiate as, or discharge the duties of 
 
 ^Irid'^whTrelslV'Smes necessary t.> fill the 
 vatancres so created bv appoint ng two sub- 
 stituted residentschoot trustees 
 
 Be It therefore enacted, and t 's ticreoy eu 
 acted a by-law of the Corporation of the Unlt- 
 Pri rountles of stormont. Dundas and Glen- 
 ^ir^r? that thl persons hereinafter named be 
 and they are hereby appointed High School 
 Trustees in the place and st"ad ot tne saiu 
 i.^nn WrRser and John R McDonald. 
 
 wmil^^Xwn. No l.--Donald McDonald, 
 of it Shae"s. and William Robinson ol 
 wnilttmstown. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open Couaoll 
 
 this 29th day of October, A.D. 18W). 
 
 A. L MACDONEI^L,^^^^ GKO. KEU«. ^^ 
 
51 
 
 30 Rail- 
 asKlgns, 
 ;he said 
 as soon 
 d by a 
 United 
 d Glen- 
 
 Councll 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 the said 
 ownsbip 
 jy a by- 
 Counties 
 
 ' the said 
 of Stor- 
 the said 
 Corpora- 
 be, and 
 onfirmed 
 einbefore 
 sordingly 
 c road or 
 i above 
 losed and 
 aediately 
 -aid Cor- 
 >ugli by a 
 al of the 
 ch Reeve 
 d Quebec 
 if the said 
 
 1 Council 
 
 liKRR. 
 
 Warden. 
 
 rustees. 
 
 18, Coun- 
 make ap- 
 from the 
 otherwise 
 
 ion of this 
 fo. 912. of 
 ■r, of Wil- 
 dld. of Ht. 
 h School 
 I) Division 
 
 f said By- 
 istees, the 
 McDonald 
 no longer 
 s duties of 
 
 ■y to fill the 
 r two sub- 
 
 ticreby en- 
 if the Unit- 
 and Glen- 
 named be, 
 liijh Scliool 
 af the said 
 aid. 
 
 McDonald, 
 lobinson of 
 
 ten Couacll 
 
 Kbbk. 
 Warden. 
 
 BT-IiAW NO. 940. 
 
 By-Law of the United Counties of Stormont, 
 Dundas and Glengarry, to raise the sum of 
 $15,000.00, required to meet the excess of 
 expenditure upon Court House and County 
 Buildines, In said United Counties, and 
 furnishing the same, and also for the pur- 
 chase of lands In connection therewith, 
 and for other general purposes, and for in- 
 terest thereon over and above the sum 
 already raised upon Debentures for that 
 purpose. 
 
 "VirHEREASthe Corporation of the United 
 '" Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glen- 
 garry find It necessary and expedient to meet 
 certain bills and notes payable under dis- 
 count at the Bank of Montreal, Cornwall, the 
 proceeds of which were applied to meet the 
 excess of expenditure upon Court House and 
 County Buildings in said United Counties and 
 furnishing the same, and also for the purchase 
 of lands In connection therewith, and for 
 other general purposes, and for interest there- 
 on, over and above the sum already raised 
 upon Debentures for that purpose; 
 
 And whereas It will be necessary for the 
 <;orporatlon of the said United Coun- 
 ties of .Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry to 
 raise the sum of fifteen thousand dollars for 
 the purpose aforesaid, by Debentures of the 
 said Corporation; 
 
 AND WHEREAS it will require the sum of i 
 one thousand four liundred and forty-flve ; 
 dollars and thirteen cents to be raised for 
 each year during the currency of the debt 
 created by this By-Law for the payment of 
 the sev oral instalments of principal and In- 
 terest accruing due on such debt as the same 
 shall become respectively payable; 
 
 And WHKKEA.S the amount of the whole 
 rateable property of the said Municipality of 
 the United Counties of Htormont, Dundas and 
 Glengarry, according to the last revised and 
 equallxeu Assessment Rolls, being for t! i 
 year one thousand, eight hundred and eighty- 
 nine, was sixteen millions, one hun^^red and 
 eighty thousand, one hundred and iorty-six 
 dollars; 
 
 And whereas the amount of the existing 
 debenture debt of the said Municipality of the 
 United Counties of Htormont. Dundas and 
 Glengarry is the sum of eight thousand, one 
 hundred and forty eight dollars and ninety- 
 two cents, and no part of the principal or in- 
 terest thereof is in arrear; 
 
 Be it therefore enacted, and it is i 
 hereby enacted by the Municipal Council of 
 the Corporation of the United Counties of 
 Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry as follows: 
 1.— That it shall and may be lawful for the 
 Warden of the said Corporation of the United 
 <Jountie8 of Stormont. Dundas and Glengaary, 
 for the time being, to raise the sura of fffteen 
 thousand dollars by the issue of debentures to 
 that amount, for the purpose of meeting and 
 retiring certain bills and notes payable under 
 discount at the Bank of Montreal. Cornwall, 
 the proceeds of which were applied to meet 
 the excess of expenditure upon Court House 
 and County Buildings in said United Counties 
 aul furnishing the same, and also for the 
 purchase of lands In connection therewith 
 and for other general purposes, and for in- 
 terest thereon, over and above the sum al- 
 ready raised upon Debentures for that 
 purpose. 
 
 2.— That It shall and may be lawful for the 
 then Warden of the said corporation of 
 the United Counties ol Stormont, 
 Dundas, and Gleugany, and he is here- 
 
 flve dollars and thirteen cents each, which 
 Debentures shall be sealed with the seal of 
 the Corporation of the said United Counties 
 and signed hy the Warden and countersigned 
 by the Treasurer of the 8«ld Corporation. 
 
 3.— That the said Debentures shall be made 
 payable at the office of the Bank of Montreal, 
 in the Tcwn of Cornwall, on the days and 
 times following, that Is to say-on the first 
 day of Mavh in each and every year during 
 their currency as, hereinafter set out. 
 
 4.— That the said Debentures shall bear in- 
 terest at the rate of five per cent, per anniim, 
 from the date thereof, which interest shall be 
 payable yearly at the office of the said Bank, 
 in the town of Cornwall; on the first day ot 
 March in each and every year. 
 
 5.— That the sum of one thousand, four 
 hundred and forty-flve dollars and thirteen 
 cents ($1,445.13) shall be raised in each year 
 during the currency of the debt created by 
 thisBy-Law for the payment of the several in- 
 stalments of principal and Interest as the 
 same shall become respectively payable, and 
 the same shall be raised and levied In each 
 year by a special rate sufficient therefor on 
 
 r,,irSy .„..Vi„ «»««^^tTr in fhA suirt \flinlCl- 
 
 Hll the' rateable property In the said Municl 
 pallty of the said United Counties of Stor- 
 mont, Dundas and Glengarry. , ^ . ^ _ , 
 6. That for the payment of the debt created 
 by this By-Law and the Interest accruing 
 thereon, there shall be raised annually dur- 
 ing the currency thereof the specific sums fol- 
 lowing, that is to say:— 
 
 $15,000.00. 
 
 Debentures Bearing 5 per cbnt. In- 
 terest. Payable in 15 Yearly In- 
 stalments. 
 
 Principal 
 
 $ cm 13 
 
 729 89 
 
 Each Year 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 (i 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 
 9 
 10 
 11 
 12 
 13 
 14 
 15 
 
 Interest 
 
 $750 00 
 715 24 
 678 75 
 640 42 
 600 lit 
 557 95 
 513 58 
 467 01 
 418 10 
 366 74 
 312 83 
 256 22 
 196 77 
 134 34 
 68 81 
 
 7t}6 38 
 
 804 71 
 
 814 94 
 
 887 18 
 
 931 55 
 
 978 12 
 
 1,027 03 
 
 1,078 39 
 
 1,132 30 
 
 1,188 91 
 
 1,248 36 
 
 1.310 79 
 
 1,376 32 
 
 Annual Avi't 
 
 $1,445 13 
 1,445 13 
 1,445 13 
 1445 13 
 1,445 13 
 1,445 13 
 1,445 13 
 1,445 13 
 1,445 13 
 1,445 13 
 1,445 13 
 1,445 13 
 1,445 13 
 1,445 13 
 1,445 13 
 
 $21,676 95 
 
 7.- 
 
 $6,676 9i $15,000 00 
 •That this By-Law shall take effect on the 
 day of A. D. 1891. 
 
 8.— That By-Law No. 933, of the said United 
 Counties, be.and the same Is hereby rescinded. 
 Read a first and second time and provision- 
 ally adopted this 29th day of October, A. D. 
 1890 
 A. I. M ACDONELL, GEO. KERR, 
 
 CLERK. Warden. 
 
 certain 
 Bank of 
 
 BY-L%W NTO. 941. 
 
 By-Law authorizing the renewal of 
 notes under discount witli the 
 Montreal, Cornwall. 
 Whereas it will be necessary to renew cer- 
 tain bills and notes at present under discount 
 with tlie Bank of Montreal, Cornwall ; 
 
 Be It enacted a by-law of the United Coun- 
 ties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, that 
 the Warden and Treasurer be, and they are 
 
 » „._*|,««i ^,1 f,» ..nrkA.iT *■!■».* Qoirl nnt-Asi f*r 
 
 urcDy uUlQui liicU iT^r FtT-l-.r- -• Jv^^', 
 
 hvrp..iiirpd to issue Debentures "of the said | bills accruing due from time to tlnae as they 
 cWraK lo t£ amouSrof flft::.en thousand M«y consider ne^essaiT, or to retire ti^^^^^ 
 dollars in sums of fourteen hundred and forty- I if possible out of tne moneys which na% e oeeu 
 
 ■III 
 
levied and collected for County pn. poses and 
 
 other sources , j ■„ „v.o,, nonrK^il 
 
 Passed, signed and^sealed in open Council 
 
 this 30th day of October, A.D. 1891). 
 
 A. I. MACDONELL, , GEO. KE.KK^^^^_ 
 
 Macdonell, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 ac- 
 
 BT-LAW NO. 942. 
 
 By-Law for the payment of orders and 
 ."' counts. 
 
 Whereas it is nece88ary_that the payment^o^ 
 
 Sftotfn "xld)Tnd'that"he TVeasuFer-he, and 
 hfis he?eby authorized ^to pay the amounts 
 contained in s^ '" 
 the Warden to 
 
 '^PaSd. signed and sealed in open Council 
 this30lh day of October, A. O.mo. 
 A. I. Macdoneli., wKO 
 
 Clerk, 
 
 in such schedules, and signed by 
 the said persons so namea 
 
 Kbkr, 
 Warden. 
 
 No. NATION river DRAINAGE AOfOUXTS. 
 
 •>06-Chesterville Dam Com. pay list. . . . .$119 &) 
 oTi- do Leitch * Prlngle, 
 
 ^^'^ costs arbitration. 381 30 
 
 331-J.R.Smith.Nat.Riv.Dralnaue$2()()00 
 do ChestervilleDam. 11)0 00 
 
 - — ■■■— oOlJ OJ 
 do Nation River Drainage, 400 00 
 
 do Che>lerv'e Dam & shoal, 150 00 
 
 _ do do do 4(H) 00 
 
 3Jl-.>eo.P.Graham, printing by-law C.D. 150 00 
 
 nage,' 500 oa 
 
 Dam 40 00 
 
 38 72 
 
 bursements iqiisn 
 
 Committee pay list ^f^ 
 
 Court of Revision ir 8a 
 
 323- 
 
 290 
 
 314 
 
 1890 "A." 
 
 Oct, 28. finance committee room. 
 No.l-Cornwall Water Works Co. for Co. 
 
 •^ BulldlnKS ^>ioyn' 
 
 2-C' .rn wall Water Worit s Co for Re- 
 
 gistry office, Stormont. f;>" 
 
 3-Geo. Bishop Ptg. Co , st»aionery. . . . 1 -25 
 4-Postage a.-c.. Clerk and Treasurer's ^^ ^ 
 
 5-^o^il«asCo: ^rJenuing Ju^30. g4| 
 
 7— Q. N.W. Telegraph Co 52 
 
 8-Fraid & Pbiliips, suit for prisoner . -j -5 
 ft-Glengarry Registry Office, account, 25 03 
 10-Dundas do 'if «J^ 
 
 ll-Stormont do do d/^w 
 
 12-A. Brown, postage and express ace, < 10 
 13-Beach & Co., Nat.Riv.Drain'g,$10 ^ 
 do Entrance Exam, oW 
 
 do Co.Co.Meetlngadvt iol 
 
 Hall rent for Court of Revision. .. . 
 
 Cleaning debris from river at Chester- 
 
 vlUe 
 
 $2,834 00 
 8 00 
 
 50 22 
 
 Geo. KERR.Warden. 
 
 $2,892 22 
 
 C. 
 
 KIVER BEAUDETTE DRAINAGE ACCOUNT. 
 
 No.2l0-Pald to T. Brennan A Co $300 00 
 
 248- 
 
 ;m- 
 
 310— 
 314- 
 333- 
 :i50- 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 752 59 
 .1.019.34 
 , 372 42 
 , .500 00 
 , 620 57 
 . 770 09 
 
 Geo. Kekr, Warden. 
 
 $4,33.5 01 
 
 14— Morrlsburgh Herald— — — 
 
 P. School, Dundas. ... .$< 2.) 
 
 IS 39 
 
 15 72 
 
 8 11 
 
 do Stormont .. 17.5 
 
 Counties' Council oil 
 
 i«;_\TorrisburEh Courier— ^TTT 
 
 15->lorii. Du^g Exam., Dundas $2 c|^ 
 
 Advt. Meeting Council. 3 00 
 16— Winchester Press- . 
 
 Advt. Meeting Council .... •] 00 
 17 -TumerASon. miscellaneous .supplies 
 
 18-.Tohn Skelth. supplies for gaol and 
 
 con rt house ,i ' ' " 
 
 19-Cameron & McDonald, tor supplies, 
 20-D. McDlarmid, Insp.. postage ac. . .. 
 21- Warden, three trips toCornwall. . .. 
 22-C. Palmer, gaol supplies 
 
 ^-^^' W;?"rools. Glengarry, $25 2 j 
 Advt. Meeting Council, AC. boU 
 
 ^ ' ' til iO 
 
 BY-LAW NO. 94». 
 
 A By-Law of the United Counties of Stor- 
 raont. Dundas and Glengarry to "uthor ze 
 the Warden of these United Counties with 
 the Treasurer under the seal ot the Cor- 
 poration to borow a sum of money to meet 
 current expenditure. 
 Whereas it Is necessary for the Council of 
 5 50 i this Municipality to raise the sum o( six 
 ' thousand dollars lo meet the now current ex- 
 penditure of the Corporation ot these In ited 
 Counties ; 
 Be it therefore enacted a^)y-Jaw^of^the .said 
 
 12 96 
 10 5-5 
 
 6 78 
 
 12 0<> 
 
 4 00 
 
 24-John G. Hunter, repairing roof ot 
 court house, AC 
 
 25-H. I'ltts, for lawn mower. ... 
 
 26 -R.B.Carman'sac. exam'ng lunatics 
 
 27— .Fames Dingwall— ^^ 
 
 Pi Fa's, two renewals » "" 
 
 Defending Ross vs. Counties, re 
 Scott Actflne • 
 
 w-rnrnwall Stiindard, printing ace, . 
 
 09_R()S8 A C'>., ace. gaol a court nouse, 
 
 30-Freeholder, advertising 
 
 55 91 
 
 6 00 
 
 45 00 
 
 7 00 
 
 27 25 
 
 303 
 
 700 
 
 31-A. McNaughton, postage ace • ' •'» 
 
 1 otal $'**'3 ^ 
 
 Geo. Kerr, Warden. 
 
 United Counties of Stormont. Dundas 
 Glengarry as follows:— 
 
 1 -That this Council hereby authorizes the 
 Warden of these I'nlted Counties and the 
 Treasurer under the seal of the Corpor ulon 
 of these United Counties to borrow from the 
 Bank of Montreal, Cornwall, or /rona some 
 other bank or person, tht sum of six thousand 
 dollars to meet the now current exiwndlture 
 of this Corporation. 
 
 2.-That the said Warden and Treasurer are 
 hereby authorized to borrow said «"«» of 
 monev until such time as the taxes levied 
 [he?efor can be collected, and to g ve as se- 
 curltv therelor the promissory note of this 
 Corporation under th*e se.al thereo and slgna- 
 r..j.l„f.u», krU! Warden and Treasurer. 
 "pIs^sVdTslRned and sea'ed In open Council 
 this .SOth day of October, A D. 1800. 
 
 Geo. Kbrk, 
 
 A. I. MAC'DONEI.I 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 Warden. 
 
 f?i 
 
 STO 
 
JNTS. 
 
 ..$119 50 
 
 le, 
 
 n, 381 30 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 — .300 03 
 fe, 400 00 
 al, 150 00 
 
 4(H) 00 
 .D. 150 00 
 al.llOOO 
 ;e, 500 oa 
 im 40 00 
 ... 38 72 
 is- 
 
 . 12159 
 180 
 >uo 
 
 — 113 80 
 
 $2,834 00 
 8(X) 
 
 50 22 
 
 $2,892 22 
 
 DOUST. 
 
 .,.$300 00 
 ... 752 59 
 ...1.019.34 
 ... 372 42 
 ... .500 00 
 ... 620 57 
 ... 770 09 
 
 $4,33.-) 01 
 
 of Stor- 
 luthorlze 
 itles with 
 
 the Cor- 
 y lo meet 
 
 ouncil of 
 in of six 
 rrent ex- 
 ise rnited 
 
 ■ the said 
 ndas and 
 
 orlzes the 
 i and the 
 >rpor-»tlon 
 
 from the 
 cm some 
 
 thousand 
 liendituve 
 
 isurer are 
 Kura of 
 ces levied 
 Ive as se- 
 te of this 
 knd sigua- 
 •er. 
 n Council 
 
 DETAILED STATEMENT 
 
 — OF THE — 
 
 T{zezipz and ^^penditupcz 
 
 — OF — 
 
 THE UNITED COUNTIES 
 
 -OF 
 
 STORMONT, DUNDAS AND GLENGARRY, 
 
 Tvom 3l2lf *Dee., 1888, Uo Qlzt *Dee., I889. 
 
 C. J. MATTICE, TBEASUBEB. 
 
 CORNWALL: 
 
 Standard Steam Printinq Housb, 
 
 1890. 
 
 Kbrk, 
 
 Warden. 
 
Apl. 30 
 June 20 
 Sep. 16 
 Dec. 31 
 
Detailed Statement of Receipts and Expenditure 
 
 FOR THE YEAR 1889. 
 
 C. J. Mattice, Treasurer, in Account Current with the United Counties 
 of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, from the 31st December, 
 1888, to 31st December, 1889. 
 
 {The Accounts are arranged Alphabetically.) 
 
 1889 
 Dec. 31 
 
 Administration of Justice. 
 
 Dr. 
 
 To Clerk of the Peace, 
 
 Transfer of Acct,$703 55 
 Constables, " " 720 38 
 
 Coroners, *« " 116 ('5 
 
 Conveyance of prison- 
 ers, Transfer of Acct, 352 37 
 County Board of Audit, 
 
 Transferor Acct, 80 00 
 Co.Attorney •' •' 284 38 • 
 
 Crier, " " 53 ."5 
 
 Crown witnesses, " 596 20 
 Div. Court Clerks, " 18 59 
 
 . Gaol, " 573 08 
 
 Gaol Surgeon, " 225 00 
 
 Gaoler «& Turnkey " 990 00 
 Gov. Auditors, " 32 00 
 
 Jury expenses " 2,193 60 
 
 iMatron " 100 00 
 
 Kheriflf " 1,908 05 
 
 Stenographer " 100 15 
 
 $9,047 
 
 Oct. 16 
 
 17 
 Nov. 4 
 15 
 19 
 10 
 21 
 
 Dec. 
 
 A. A. McDougall, Kenyon . . . . . 6 00 
 
 A.A.McGregor.Charlottenb'gh 6.00 
 
 Andrew Helps, " 6 OO 
 
 Wm. Hall. Tp. of Corn wall.... 6,00 
 
 Jas. CI ark Rox borough 6 00 
 
 D. McDonald, Stormont l^ 00 
 
 „ M.E. Park, " 12 00 
 
 31 To amount carried to 
 Revenue Account .. . 
 
 $168 00 $168 00 
 
 05 
 
 Cb. 
 Feb'y 6 By Provincial Treasurer, 
 Criminal Justice re- 
 fund $372 58 
 
 Apl. 30 " " 578 10 
 
 June 20 " " 590 12 
 
 Sep. 16 '• •' 840 78 
 
 Dec. 31 Dlv Court Jury Fund, 
 
 Transfer of this acct, 84 07 
 Fines, " " 15 25 
 
 $2,481 20 
 
 Carried to Expendl- 
 
 lure Account $6,565 85 $6,565 85 
 
 Assessment for €4»nnty Pari>oses. 
 
 1889 Cb. 
 
 June 26 By Municipalities. By-Law89<3, $12,142 80 
 
 De. 
 Dec. 31 To carried to Revenue 
 
 Account $12,142 80 
 
 Bills Payable. 
 
 1888 Cb. 
 
 Dec 31 By note under discount at the „ „ „„ 
 
 1889 Mol.sons' Bank, this date. .$11,000 00 
 Feb'y 5 Note discounted under By- 
 
 LawNo.870 1,000 00 
 
 Db. 
 
 Apl. 18 To note retired by dis- 
 count at Bank of 
 Montreal $11,000 00 
 
 May 8 Note of Feb. 5th, re- 
 
 tirtl 1,00000 
 
 $12,000 00 $12,000 00 
 Cb. 
 
 1888 
 
 Dec. 31 
 
 1889 
 Feb'y 4 
 
 By note under discount at the 
 
 Union Bank, Alexandra. . $2,400 00 
 Note discounted under By- 
 Law 875 50000 
 
 Dr. 
 April 8 To note retired by dis- 
 coun'i. at Bank of 
 Montreal $2,900 00 
 
 1888 
 
 Cb. 
 
 $2,900 00 $2,000 00 
 
 1889 
 Jan'y 9 
 
 24 
 
 B'eb. 22 
 
 27 
 
 2-t 
 
 Mar. 15 
 
 18 
 
 25 
 
 Apl. 10 
 
 12 
 
 20 
 
 May 2 
 
 Jun«27 
 
 July 2 
 
 22 
 
 $12,142 80 $12,142 80 
 
 Auctioneers' Licenses. 
 
 Cb. 
 By W. L. Kavanagh, Charlot- 
 
 tenburgh $ 6 00 
 
 A. McDougall, Roxborough ... (i 00 
 
 A I drew Helps, Lancaster 6 00 
 
 Wm. Serviss.Wiliiumsburgh . 6 00 
 
 J, R. Donovan, Glengarry .... 12 00 
 
 Wm. Hall, Charlottenburgh,. . 6 00 
 
 JamcK Helps, Lancaster 6 00 
 
 D. McDonald.Charlottenburgb 6 00 
 Napoleon Dupuls, Town of 
 
 Cornwall 6 00 
 
 HnghMcDIarmld.Roxborough 6 00 
 
 James Clark, Lancaster 6 00 
 
 W. L. Redmond. Matilda 6 00 
 
 Jacob Hopper, Dundas 12 00 
 
 Robt. FeeK. Tp. of Cornwall . 6 00 
 
 James McKenzle, Lochlel 6 00 
 
 ]o t>r\Ut t^aalr Tij-ain nl CnrnMralW. fl 01) 
 
 Ja8,b."CaBeVi " " « 0^ 
 
 Dec. 31 By note under discount, pro- 
 ceeds of which were ex- 
 pended for General Pur- 
 poses. By-Law 859 $15,000 00 
 
 Note under discount, pro- 
 ceeds of which were ex- 
 pended for Nation River 
 Drainage Acct, By-Law 860, 11,000 00 
 Note under discount, pro- 
 ceeds of which were ex- ^ 
 Bended for River Beaudette 
 Drainage Acct, By-Law 862 , 2,40 00 
 
 Tota' under disc't thlsdate, $28,400 00 
 Feb'y 5 By note discounted. Nation 
 River Dk. Acct, By-Law 87i>, 
 Notediscounted.River Beau- 
 dette Dg. Acct. By-Law 875, 
 June 22 Note discounted. River Befni- 
 detle Dg. Acct, By-Law 878, 
 24 Note discounted. Gen'l Pur- 
 poses. By-Law 892 
 
 July 13 Note discounted, Gen'l Pur- 
 
 poses. By-Law 892 1,500 00 
 
 Oct. 15 Notediscounted.RlverBenn- 
 
 dette Dg. Acct, By-Law 878, 500 00 
 
 Nov. 1 Note discounted. Gen'l Pur- 
 
 poses. By Law 901 2,500 00 
 
 Note discounted .NationRiver 
 Dg. Acct, By-Law 902, 600 00 
 
 $S7,OaO 00 
 
 1,000,00 
 
 500 00 
 
 1,000 00 
 
 1,000 00 
 
 I ?I 
 
1889 DB. 
 
 May 8 To paid note, Nation 
 
 Rtver Dtf. Accl. . . .$1,000 00 
 Sep. 27 Paid note. General 
 
 Purposes 1,000 00 
 
 Dec. 16 P'd note, River Beau- , ^„„ ^ 
 dette Drainage ^cct 1,500 00 
 10 Paid note, General 
 
 Purposes 1,500 00 
 
 ^ — : $ 5.000 00 
 
 Deo. 31 By balance $32,00 00 
 
 Board of Examlnerfi. 
 
 1889 !>»• 
 
 Jan. 24 To R. B. Carman $ 8 00 
 
 D. McDiarmld 13 15 
 
 A. Brown H 70 
 
 A. McNaiighton .... 8 00 
 
 Mar. 8 R. B. Oarman 4 00 
 
 A. Mi'Naughton.... 4 00 
 
 D. McDIarmld 9 15 
 
 A Brown 6 45 
 
 JunelO A. M'Naughton.... 4 00 
 
 D. McDiarmid 6 25 
 
 A. Brown 5 45 
 
 July 2 R.B. Carman 8 00 
 
 A. Brown 5 75 
 
 A McNaughton.... 4'0 
 
 Aug. 17 R. B. carman 12 00 
 
 A.Brown 14 05 
 
 D. McDiarmid 2100 
 
 A. McNaughton 12 00 
 
 " 29 R. B Carman 16 00 
 
 D. McDIarmld 23 30 
 
 A. Brown 20 40 
 
 A. McNaughton.... 16 00 
 
 Oct.80 A.Brown W 6o 
 
 D. McOiarmld 15 80 
 
 A. McNaughton.... 8 00 
 
 R. B. Caiman 8 00 
 
 Seal for the Board. . 8 On 
 
 Dec. 14 R.B. Carman 6'00 
 
 A.Brown 60 00 
 
 D McDIarmld 52 00 
 
 A. McNaughton 60 00 
 
 Travelling expenses 
 
 of Board 38 00 
 
 By carried to Educational Ac. $557 00 $557 00 
 Cbesterville iIbiu Arbitration. 
 
 1889. DR. 
 
 Nov. 25 To cheque 
 
 ranada Temperance Act Account 
 
 1888. Ck. 
 
 Dec 31 By balance 
 
 1888. DR. ., 
 
 Aug. 19 To N,Bowen,Judg't 
 
 and CostH $ 
 
 D. Becltstead, 
 
 Judg't and Costs 
 L.L!»pierre, Judg't 
 and CoslB 
 
 $4,145 99 
 
 SepU23 
 Nov 12 
 Dec. 31 
 
 76 16 
 65 96 
 63 06 
 
 Balance 3,939 01 
 
 Jan. 14 To 
 
 26 
 Feb. 2 
 
 1889. 
 
 $ 4,145 99 $4,145 09 
 
 Dec. 31 By balance bro't down, $3,939 91 
 
 Caretaker and MessenKer 
 
 1889. ^ 1^«- 
 
 April 11 To All n Cameron, 
 Ist quarter salary 
 D. McMartiii, 2nd 
 quarter's salary. .. 
 A. Cameron. 2nd 
 quarter'^ salary... 
 D McMartln, 3rd 
 quarter's salary. .. 
 A Cameron, 3rd 
 
 I Apr'l 12 
 
 May 20 
 29 
 
 Sept. 9 
 30 
 
 Dec. 5 
 31 
 
 quarter's salary... 
 D. McMartln, 4th 
 quarter's salary . 
 A. Cameron, 4th 
 quarter's salary... 
 
 50 00 
 12 50 
 50 00 
 12 50 
 50 00 
 12 50 
 50 00 
 
 Dec. 31 By carried to Ex. Ac. $ 237 50 $ 237 50 
 
 Dec. 5 
 
 to chair- 
 man of Committee 
 
 for witnesses, etc. . . 50 Wt 
 Witnesses at Arbt'n 13101 
 Committee expenses 79 40 
 
 Jan. 
 
 a. 
 
 15 
 
 
 16 
 
 
 21 
 
 
 26 
 
 
 29 
 
 Feb 
 
 2 
 
 Mar. 23 
 
 Ap' 
 
 I 12 
 
 $261 34 
 
 Clerk of the Peace. 
 
 1889. DR. 
 Jan. 14 To James Dingwall, 
 Cnunty Board of 
 Audit $27541 
 
 Governm'nt Audit 
 Ap'l 12 James Dingwall, 
 
 County Board of 
 
 Audit 
 
 Governm'nt Audit 
 July 10 James Dingwall, 
 
 County Board of 
 
 Audit 
 
 Gov't Audit 
 
 Oct. 9 .Tames Dingwall. 
 
 County Board of 
 
 Audit 
 
 Gov't Audit 
 
 Dec. 31 By carried to Ad. of 
 
 Justice Account... 
 
 53 55 
 
 102 00 
 14 50 
 
 92 07 
 64 05 
 
 84 77 
 17 20 
 
 $ 703 55 $ 703 55 
 
 July 10 
 0«t. 18 
 Nov. 9 
 
 Dec. 31 
 
 Coroners. 
 
 Cb. 
 To Geo. Crites, Con- 
 stable. Gov. Aualt 
 
 John KIppin, Cor- 
 oner Gov. Audit.. 
 
 Dr. Hamilton, Con- 
 stable, Gov. Audit 
 
 A. McDonald, Un- 
 dertaker, County 
 Boarrt or Audit . 
 
 Ir. (iraveley, Med'I 
 Attendance 
 
 S. R. McLeod, Corn- 
 wall, Gov. Audit.. 
 
 Dr. McMillan, Cor- 
 oner, Gov. Audit. 
 
 Dr. D. U McDonald, 
 Med'I Attendance 
 
 D.McKle, Constable 
 Gov. Audit 
 
 S. R. McLeod, Con- 
 stable, Gov. .*udlt 
 
 J. Klppen, Con- 
 stable, Gov. Audit 
 
 Dr. Hamilton, Cor- 
 oner, Gov. Audit. 
 
 Dr. McMillan. Cor- 
 oner. Gov. Audit. 
 
 Dr. Alguire, Med'I 
 Attendance 
 
 Dr. Graveley, Med'I 
 Attendance 
 
 Dr. Wagner, Med'I 
 
 Attetidance 
 
 By carried to Ad. ot - 
 
 Justice Account — 
 
 7 10 
 4 ft5 
 14 75 
 
 10 00 
 
 500 
 
 620 
 
 10 65 
 
 17 80 
 
 2 00 
 
 3 50 
 2 2.1 
 6 75 
 
 10 40 
 500 
 5 00 
 500 
 
 28 
 
 July 9 
 
 10 
 
 Sept. 6 
 Oct. 8 
 
 10 
 
 $116 (5 $116 05 
 
 Conveyance of Prisoner*. 
 
 1889 Dr. 
 
 Fob. 6 To Provincial Treasurer-- 
 
 Q'r ending Dec. 31, '88 $ 81 81 
 May 1 •' " Mar. 31, '89 71 06 
 AUK.2S " " June 30,' 89 113 84 
 Nov. 6 " " sepi. ou, ou oa do 
 Dec. 31 By carried to Ad. of • 
 
 Justice Account $362 37 $352 37 
 
 Dec. 31 B; 
 
 1880. 
 Jan. 14 T 
 
 Ap'l 12 
 July 10 
 Oct, 9 
 Deo. 31 E 
 
5 
 
 nnt. 
 
 $4,145 00 
 
 I $4,145 00 
 $3,03^01 
 
 [) 
 
 0~F237 50 
 
 10 
 
 75 
 
 00 
 00 
 20 
 65 
 80 
 00 
 50 
 2.1 
 75 
 40 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 U5 $116 05 
 
 Ceastitblea. 
 
 1880 Db. 
 
 Jan. 14 To SherlfTB Pay List, 
 
 Fall Assizes, $ 48 00 
 
 Sheriff's Pay List, 
 
 Dec. Session 63 00 
 
 26 Geo. Crites, sec. 404, 
 
 « ,. « chHp. 184 20 00 
 
 Feb. 2 D. MtKie, Gov't- 
 
 Audlt 9 10 
 
 P. W. Robertson, 
 
 Gov Audit 10 55 
 
 Apr'112 Sheriff's Pay List, 
 
 Spring Assizes.... 58 50 
 Geo. Crites, Gov. 
 
 Audit 187 65 
 
 J. Paterson, Gov. 
 
 Audit 5 10 
 
 W. C. Plkp, Gov. 
 
 Audit 5 35 
 
 L Nelson, Govern- 
 ment Audit 13 65 
 
 R. J Franklin, Gov. 
 
 Audit 11 35 
 
 Louis Laplerre, Co'y 
 
 B'-ard of Audit 22 08 
 
 28 Jas. J. Thompson, 
 
 Gov. Aualt 14 60 
 
 July 9 Jas. A. McClenne. 
 Gov. Audi .$3 75 
 Co. B of Au't 6 70 
 
 10 15 
 
 10 Sheriff's Pay List, 
 
 June Session 63 00 
 
 Geo. Crlies, Gov. 
 
 , Audit 35 45 
 
 J. A. Cameron, C'y 
 Board of Audit .. 8 UO 
 
 J. Hopper. Govern- 
 ment Audit i;5 45 
 
 P. W. Robertson, 
 Gov't Audit 15 50 
 
 H. K. McLean, Gov. 
 Audit 5 85 
 
 J. Nelson, Govern- 
 ment Audit 13 85 
 
 Sept. 6 Jacob Hopper, sec. 
 
 494,chap. 184 20 00 
 
 Oct. 8 S. O. Hayes, 
 
 Gov. Audit... $4 50 
 Co.B. of Au't. 9.80 
 
 14 30 
 
 10 E. O. Winters, Gov. 
 
 Audit 19 20 
 
 Louis Laplerre, Gov. 
 
 Audit 10 30 
 
 D. J. Campell, Gov. 
 
 Audit 12 70v 
 
 Wm. Glllard, Gov. 
 
 .\udlt 9 85 
 
 Wm. Merkley, C'y 
 
 Board of Audit, . . 9 65 
 Robert Lyn, C'y B. 
 
 ofAudlt 3 30 
 
 J. A. Robertson, C'y 
 
 Board of Audit. .. 14 80 
 
 Dec. 31 By carried to Ad. of 
 
 Justice Account. . $720 38 $720 38 
 
 County Baddlugs. 
 
 1889. Db. 
 Jan. 29 To J. G. Hunter, pUimb- 
 Insf, etc., No. 14. By- 
 Low 869 $ 41 40 
 
 Jno. Skelth. sun<4rles, 
 
 No. 10, By-Law 860 1 94 
 J.C Algi'lre, suppllP>». 
 No. 29, By-Law 869 1 38 
 Feb. 1 P Denn- ny, lumber. 
 
 No. 13, By-Law 869 96 
 
 2 M'-Kny A To.. w<irk. 
 
 No. 36. By-Law 869 7 00 
 June22 J. G Hunter, repairs. 
 
 No. 8, By-Law 888 4 50 
 C D Edwards, • epalrs. 
 
 No. 9, By-Law 8 8 13 55 
 Jfls. ningw 11. lurnl- 
 ture. No. 27, By-Law 
 
 88-< 4974 
 
 July 2 H. M. Hlrsohbur'-'h, 
 st<mp. No. 34, By- 
 
 L«w 888 24 00 
 
 Nov. 2 .L G. Hunter, repairs. 
 
 No 45, By-Law 900 12 76 
 A. Cameron, repairs, 
 Nos. 1 4 24, By-Law 
 
 900 6 20 
 
 N. Turner * Sons, sup- 
 plies, No. 2. By-Law 
 
 900 18 12 
 
 A. F. Mllllken, bell. 
 
 No. 3, By-Law 900 2 50 
 A. T. Porteoiis, sup- 
 plies. No. 4, By-Law 
 
 900 216 
 
 Dec. 31 By carried to Expense 
 
 Account $186 21 $186 21 
 
 Crier, 
 
 1889 Dr. 
 
 Jan. 15 To Jno.Dewar, Gov.Audit,$18 80 
 July 10 " '• 34 55 
 
 Dec. 31 By carried to Adminis- 
 
 tration ot Justice Acct, $53 35 $53 35 
 
 rrown WItnesseH. 
 
 Dr. 
 Mar. 13 To The Queen vs. Empey, 
 
 1880. 
 
 Coonty Altorney. 
 
 Df. 
 
 Jan. 14 To Jas. Dingwall, 
 
 " G"V..\ndlt$ 52 06 
 
 Ap'l 12 ** •' 69 38 
 
 July 10 " " 104 65 
 
 Dec. 31 By carried to Ad. of 
 
 Justice Account $284 38 $284 
 
 May 
 
 6 
 
 June 13 
 
 
 26 
 
 July 22 
 
 Sept 
 Oct. 
 
 . 3 
 
 15 
 
 
 18 
 
 
 31 
 
 Nov 
 
 r2 
 
 
 2!l 
 
 Dec. 
 
 14 
 
 witnesses $ 
 
 515) 
 
 Bogart, 
 
 •1 
 
 90 35 
 
 Waldruff 
 
 • t 
 
 13 55 
 
 Hague 
 
 i< 
 
 52 50 
 
 A'-bott 
 
 <> 
 
 5H 70 
 
 Craig 
 
 4. 
 
 19 60 
 
 Lang 
 
 «l 
 
 19 50 
 
 Craig 
 
 <i 
 
 10 75 
 
 Calsum 
 
 • ( 
 
 880 
 
 Georgine 
 
 << 
 
 4 70 
 
 Hart 
 
 t( 
 
 15 00 
 
 McFarlane 
 
 '• 
 
 20 00 
 
 Premo 
 
 .1 
 
 4 00 
 
 Craig 
 
 I, 
 
 5 75 
 
 Masson 
 
 ,1 
 
 7 35 
 
 Roach 
 
 ■ 1 
 
 4 80 
 
 Derousle 
 
 H 
 
 74 80 
 
 Craig 
 
 <( 
 << 
 
 17 30 
 19 20 
 
 Clements 
 
 <t 
 
 42 05 
 
 McNamara" 
 
 58 00 
 
 31 By carried to Adminis 
 
 tration of JustiecAcct, $596 20 $596 20 
 
 Connly Clerk. 
 
 1889. Dr. 
 
 Dec. 31 To H. E. Carpenter, one 
 
 year's salary $300 00 
 
 By carried to Expense 
 
 Account $300 0'> 
 
 $300 00 $300 00 
 
6 
 
 County Auditors. 
 
 1880 Db> 
 
 Jan. 22 To D-Monroe, salary for ^ ^^ ^^ 
 
 L A. Ross, balance of 
 
 salary for 1888....... 30 00 
 
 A J. McDonald. 1st 
 
 quarter's salary.. • !•> *^ 
 A. J. McDonald. 2n(i 
 
 ciimrter's salary lo "" 
 
 A. H. Pnmsoll. one- 
 
 half year's salary .. .WOO 
 A. J. McDonald, 3rd 
 
 Quarter's salary i^ ^» 
 
 A. H. Pl'.mBcll. ex- 
 
 penses ;•,■••,;■,• ' 
 
 A. J. McDonald, 4tb 
 
 cuarter low 
 
 Dec. 31 By carried to Expense 
 
 Ap'l 12 
 June 14 
 
 S-pt.24 
 Nov. 5 
 Dec. 5 
 
 Division Court Jury Fund. 
 
 jSU ByW. J.RJdley^lerknhDly.Ct. $2 10 
 
 / A. McDougall 
 C.J. Matt Ice 
 J.N Tuttle 
 Q.H.McOiUivray 
 J. R. McKenzle 
 J A. Cockburn 
 A. Dawson 
 Win. Rae 
 D- C. McRae 
 Wm. Garvey 
 zrt D. Mcintosh -- 
 
 Dec 31 To carried to Adminlsira 
 tlou of Justice Acct 
 
 5 
 
 7 
 
 11 
 
 12 
 17 
 
 26 
 
 31 
 
 Feb. 20 
 
 23 
 
 2nd 
 
 3rd 
 
 6th 
 
 1st 
 
 12th 
 
 8th 
 
 4th 
 
 10th 
 
 9th 
 
 5th 
 
 11th 
 
 8 83 
 18 42 
 
 4 26 
 8 21) 
 2 37 
 
 7 51 
 
 5 87 
 5 51 
 
 8 51 
 8 23 
 4 17 
 
 $84 07 $84 07 
 
 TccouV''..':^*^^^.-$187 00$187 00| 
 
 County Bonrd of Audit. 
 
 1889. ^. ^^' « in on 
 
 Jan. 11 To James Fraser * ^^ XX 
 
 14 J. F. Prlngle 4 00 
 
 Ap'l n J.B.Pringle 4 00 
 
 ^ J. Fraser 10 <'0 
 
 A. Harkness »\^[ 
 
 '""■ » i:?-,Srr.;;:-.r;.::; iJS 
 
 A. Harkness » W 
 
 Oct. 8 J.F. Prlngle 4 00 
 
 J. Frnser 1""" 
 
 A.Harkness » "" 
 
 Dec. 31 By carried to Ad. ot 
 
 Justice Account $80 00 it»H) w 
 
 Counties' Account in connection witb 
 the County BnlldInK Debentures. 
 
 1888 ■^^* 
 
 Dec. 31 To balance due on De- 
 
 bentures !}i9,774 o- 
 
 Cr. 
 Bv Special Rate levied 
 under By-Law 889, 
 to provide for De- 
 bent ure and Inter- 
 est maturing in '90 $i.ef2 II 
 
 Balance. . . v ' 
 
 $i),774 62 $9,774 62 
 
 Dec 31 To balance $8,148 9) 
 
 Debentures. 
 
 1888 pR- 
 
 Dec. 31 By balance, viz :— 
 
 BulUiingDebeniureB $1,406 50 
 
 Nation Riv.Dg. Deb. 10,804 57 
 
 Education. 
 
 1S80 Dr. 
 
 Ent-Exaralnatlons" 85019 
 
 School Inspectors •' 1.80138 
 Teachers Institutes" VoOO 
 
 Uniform Promotion iiX- 
 amlnations, transfer 
 of account .••••• i*> "" 
 
 Ul tvtHA'imu- . ■ ■ • 
 
 By carried to Expendi 
 
 $3,418 57 
 
 ture Account ^,4ib oi 
 
 Kduc»tlon-S|»ecl«l Account. 
 
 1RH0 f^K. ._, 
 
 Jan 30 By am't authorized to be paid 
 Jan. du %!*' (.ommittoe of Education, 
 HUh Oct., 1888. to the Corn- 
 wall Public Sciiool Boaid, as 
 a refund in full for amount 
 paid their Inspector $600 00 
 
 Nov'r6 TO P'd D. Monroe, Treas. $300 00 
 
 Dec. 31 ' 
 
 1889 
 Jan'y2 
 
 $22,211 07 
 
 1889 ^^' 
 
 May 1 To P'd Debenture No. 
 ^ 4. and interest of ^„, ^^ 
 
 Building Deb'res. .$ 1.631 88 
 P'd Debenture N<>. 5, 
 NatlonRlvDg.Deb. 2.00121 
 
 Balance 18,577 98 
 
 Aug. 20 
 
 $22,211 07 $22,211 07 
 
 5 
 
 7 
 
 24 
 
 29 
 
 .30 
 
 Feb'y 2 
 
 June 21 
 
 22 
 
 July 10 
 13 
 17 
 
 Dec. 31 By balance $18,577 98 
 
 Division Court Clerks. 
 
 1P89 ^^" 
 
 A«g't2 TO W. J. Ridle^.^books, sec. 1 ^ ^^ 
 
 Nov. 27 George Hearndon, books, Heel. 
 
 Chap. 12, Vic. 52 •- » •» 
 
 Pec. 31 By carried to Adra'nls- „ ^ 
 
 tratlon of Justice Acct, $18 58 $ib w 
 
 18 
 19 
 
 22 
 A iig't 1 
 Nov. 4 
 Dec. 23 
 
 31 
 
 A. Brown 
 
 James A Carman ^^ 
 
 James Kraith 
 
 A. McNaughton 
 
 W. D. .Johnston ^^ 
 
 J. A. Monroe ^\ 
 
 A. Brown 
 
 J. S. Jnraieson ^^ , 
 
 H. r. Kennedy, Advertising, 
 C. W. Y«Hing 
 W. (ilbbens „ 
 
 B. Lane 
 
 A. B. Powter 
 
 G.P. Graham ,, 
 
 W. <ilbbens 
 
 A. E. Powter |, 
 
 B Lane 
 
 C.W Young 
 
 W. D. Bruiiton, Examiner 
 
 H. A. Miller 
 
 A. McNaughton 
 
 James Smith 
 
 W. D. Johnston ^^ 
 
 James Nugent 
 
 James A. Carman ^^ 
 
 A. Brown 
 
 J. S. Jamleson 
 
 Georg*" Brown ^, 
 
 D. McDlarmid ^^ 
 
 J A. Monroe 
 
 Q -p, GrHham. Printing 
 
 W ra. Boweni Examiner . . . . 
 By carried to Education 
 
 S600 00 $600 00 
 Kntrance EK«niln«tlons. 
 
 To D. McDlarmid, Examiner, $ 55 95 
 
 61 65 
 30 25 
 82 25 
 49 95 
 
 42 85 
 34 05 
 22 00 
 41 85 
 300 
 3 '0 
 
 3 75 
 350 
 
 4 00 
 950 
 480 
 
 12 44 
 3 00 
 3'0 
 15 00 
 10 00 
 54 50 
 40 00 
 47 50 
 12 00 
 38 90 
 69 20 
 20 00 
 
 400 
 64 15 
 35 25 
 
 400 
 15 00 
 
 1889. 
 Dec. 8! To 
 
 C 
 
 c 
 c 
 
 F 
 Ii 
 L 
 L 
 L 
 W 
 P 
 I 
 B 
 
 a 
 
 s 
 
 Dec. 81 By 
 
 1889 
 Jan. 7 To 
 
 25 
 
 29 
 
 Dec. 31 B: 
 
 18S9 
 Jan. 12 B 
 
 May 16 
 
 Sept.13 
 
 Dec. 31 T 
 
 Jan. 14 1 
 
 15 
 
 Ap'l 12 
 
 July 10 
 
 Oct'r 9 
 
 Dec. 31 
 
 Dec. 28 
 
 To I 
 
 14 
 
 f carriea lo Jiiuauanw" .,, 
 
 Account $850 19 $850 19 
 
 Ap'l 11 
 July 9 
 Oct^r 8 
 Dec. 81 
 
. 
 
 Ct. $ 2 10 
 
 88» 
 
 18 42 
 
 426 
 
 8 29 
 
 2 :i7 
 
 7 51 
 
 5 87 
 
 5 51 
 
 8 51 
 
 823 
 
 4 17 
 
 07 $84 07 
 
 roo 
 
 019 
 138 
 5 00 
 
 5 00 
 
 — $3,418 57 
 
 8 57 
 
 ■lit. 
 
 )aid 
 Ion, 
 irn- 
 l,aH 
 »unt 
 .... $600 00 
 
 00 00 
 30 00 
 
 DO 00 $600 00 
 
 IS. 
 
 ner, $ 55 95 
 61 65 
 30 25 
 82 25 
 
 49 95 
 
 42 85 
 
 34 (e 
 
 22 00 
 
 41 85 
 
 300 
 
 3 "0 
 
 3 75 
 350 
 
 4 00 
 
 9 50 
 4 80 
 
 12 44 
 3 00 
 3'0 
 
 15 00 
 
 10 00 
 54 50 
 
 40 no 
 
 47 50 
 12 00 
 38 90 
 69 20 
 20 00 
 
 4 00 
 64 15 
 35 25 
 
 400 
 15 00 
 
 Ising, 
 
 liner 
 
 er 
 
 ^ 19 $850 19 
 
 cpense*. 
 
 *««,. Dr. 
 
 Dec. 8! To Caretaker & Messenger 
 
 Transferor Ac $237 50 
 
 County Auditors 
 County Clerk 
 County Buildings" 
 Farmers Institute '• 
 Interest " 
 
 Law Costs " 
 
 Light and Fuel " 
 Lunatics " 
 
 Mem'rs of Council" 
 Post'ae ATeleg'ms" 
 Registry OflJces " 
 Stationery A Ptg " 
 Treasurer " 
 
 Special Grants " 
 
 187 00 
 300 00 
 186 21 
 
 75 00 
 972 40 
 85i 58 
 874 72 
 227 90 
 1544 20 
 
 67 84 
 
 553 07 
 
 643 11 
 
 1000 00 
 
 10 00 
 
 ]Dec. 81 By car'd to Expen'ture $7,730 53 $7,730 53 
 
 Farmnrs' Iimtltates. 
 
 1889 Db. 
 
 Jan. 7 To W. J. McNaughton 
 
 Treasurer, Glengarry$25 00 
 
 25 G.l>. Dixon 
 
 Treasurer, Dundas. ... 25 00 
 29 II. Va' lance 
 
 Treasurer, Stormont. 25 00 
 
 Dec. 31 By carried to Expense Ac. $75 00 $75 00 
 
 Fines. 
 
 18S9 Cr. 
 
 Jan. 12 By Wm. Bow, J.P., sundry 
 
 persons $0 uo 
 
 May 16 Wm. Bow, J. P., re 
 
 Hector McKenzle.... 4 00 
 Sept.13 Wm.Bow. J.P.,Thomp- _ 
 
 son vs. Cryderman. . . j 00 
 Wm. Bow. J. P., Daniel 
 
 McKercher 25 
 
 Dec. 31 To cavied to Ad. of Jus-- 
 
 3 10 
 18 00 
 
 250 
 
 15 
 Ap'l 12 
 
 tice account $15 25 $15 25 
 
 Gnoler and Turnkey. 
 
 .„v^ Dr. 
 
 Jan. 14 ToD. McMartln, 4lli Q,r. 
 
 salary, 1888 $ 62 50 
 
 D. McDonald, 4th Qr.Sal- 
 
 ary, 1888. 18500 
 
 D. McMartln. 1st Qr. Sal- 
 ary, ls89 62 50 
 
 D. McDonald, 1st Qr.Sal- 
 
 ary.l88» 18500 
 
 July 10 D.McDonald,2ndar.Sal- 
 
 ary,1889 18500 
 
 D.McMartln,2ndQ,r,Sal- _^^ 
 
 ary.1889 9250 
 
 Oct'r 9 D. McDonald, 3rd Qr.Sal- 
 
 ary,1889 18500 
 
 D. McMartln, 3rd Qr.Sal- ^„ ^^ 
 
 ary,1889 6250 
 
 Gov't Audit. 
 
 Dec. 31 By carried to Adminis TZTZi 
 
 vec. "y^^«^jjj^ of Justice Ac, $990 00 $990 00 
 
 Gatal Snrseon. 
 
 xv.^ Dr. 
 
 Dec. 28 To B. A. Graveley, M. D.. 
 
 Salary for 1889 $225 00 
 
 By carried to Adminis- — . „ ^.^^^ ; ;: 
 tration of Justice Ac, $225 00 $225 00 
 
 Government Andltom. 
 
 1889 Dr. 
 
 Jan 1* To -T. F. Prlngle and J. Cope- 
 land, Auditors, each $4, $8'^ 
 
 Ap'l 11 " ;; ijg 
 
 Oct^i-I " " 8 00 
 
 Dec. 81 By carried to Administra- -.---■„„^ 
 tlon of Justice Account, $32 00 $32 00 
 
 Gaol. 
 
 1889 DR. 
 
 Jan. 15 To D. McDonald, Supplies, 
 
 Gov't. Audit pol 01 
 
 D. McDonald, Supplies, 
 Co. B. of Audit 18 52 
 
 29 John Skeiih, Supplies, 
 
 No. 28 By-LawSeO 15 88 
 
 30 C. Palmer, Supplies, 
 
 No. 16. By-Law 869.... 7 05 
 Wm. Atchison, repairs, 
 No. 17, By-Law 869. ... 80 27 
 Feb. 1 Cameron & McDonald, 
 supplies. No. 80. By- 
 
 Law 809 14 76 
 
 Apl. 12 D. McDonald, supplies, 
 
 *^ Gov't Audit 45 74 
 
 D. McDonald, supplies, 
 
 Co. B. of Audit 28 07 
 
 June 21 D. McMartln, refund, 
 
 No. 19, By-Law 888 .. . 
 
 Mrs.McM'-rtln, supplies 
 
 No. 85, By-Law 888 . . 
 
 22 C. Palmer, supplies. 
 
 No. 6, By-Law 888.... 
 
 Cameron & McDonald, 
 
 supplies. No. 7, By- 
 
 Law888 2144 
 
 A.T.Porteonn, supplies. 
 
 No. 13, By-Law 888... 2 16 
 J. Skelth. supplits, No. 
 
 31. By-Law 888 21 01 
 
 July 10 D. McDona d, supplies. 
 
 Gov't. Audit 46 43 
 
 D. McDonald, supplies, 
 
 Co. B. of Audit 38 98 
 
 Aug 1 Central Prison Indus- 
 tries; clothing for pris- 
 oners. Chap. 224, B.S. 
 
 O.. 1887 34 40 
 
 Oct. 9 D. McDonald, supplies. 
 
 Gov't. Audit 51 81 
 
 D. McDonald, supplies, 
 
 Co. B. of Audit 52 85 
 
 Nov. 2 C. Pnlmer,f:upplies, No. 
 
 8. By-Lavr900 12 14 
 
 Cameron A McDonald, 
 supplies, No. 6. By- 
 
 Law 900 27 81 
 
 4 M. McMartln, supplies, 
 
 No. 5, By-Law 900 9 30 
 
 John Skeith, supplies. 
 
 No. 9, By-Law 900. ... 20 49 
 Fraid & Phillips, sup- 
 plle8,No.20,By.Law900 3 00 
 Dec. 3 Cornwall Manuf'g. Co., 
 for blankets, Sheriff's 
 
 Certificate 17 50 
 
 31 By carried toAdministra- 
 
 tlon of Justice Acct, $578 08 $578 08 
 
 HlKta Scbools. 
 
 1888 CR. 
 
 Jan'y 2 By Levy on Municipalities,'88, $8,860 OO 
 
 1889 Dr. 
 
 Jan'y 5 To J. A. McDonald. 
 
 Trea8.Willlamstown$65000 
 12 Jas. Dingwall, Treas. 
 
 Cornwall 75000 
 
 17 A. B. Carman, Treas. 
 
 Iroquois 90000 
 
 29 John Simpson, Treas. 
 
 Alexandria 550 00 
 
 W D W'lkte- Treas. 
 
 Morrisburgh 1,100 00 
 
 1889 
 
 CR. 
 
 $3,850 «0 $8,850 00 
 
 June 26 By Levy on Municipalitles,'89, $3,950 00 
 
8 
 
 Dr. 
 
 Dec. 27 To J. A. McDonald, 
 
 Trf;a8.WlUlam8t'n $ SfiOOO 
 31 Balfmce 3,40000 
 
 1889 
 Jan. 18 
 
 Mar. 21 
 June24 
 
 July 13 
 
 Sep. 27 
 
 Oct. 16 
 
 31 
 
 Nov. 1 
 Dec. 31 
 
 B.y balance $3,400 00 
 
 Interest. 
 
 DR. 
 To DlMountg, Bank of 
 
 Montreal $145 48 
 
 " 214 78 
 
 196 20 
 
 13 00 
 
 19 62 
 
 193 16 
 
 13 15 
 
 Overdue 
 
 Interest on _ 
 
 Acct, B'kof Montr'l, 
 Discount " 
 
 Or. 
 
 12 62 
 
 20 55 
 202 75 
 $1,030 15 
 
 $ 4145 
 
 70 86. 
 
 499 27 
 
 200 00 
 
 Jan. 31 By Interest with Bank 
 
 of Montreal $15 38 
 
 •• " 8 50 
 
 Feb. 28 
 Mar. 31 
 Ap'130 
 May 1 
 
 29 
 
 31 
 June30 
 July 31 
 Nov. 30 
 Dec. 31 
 
 Int. on Deposit Receipt, 
 Bank of >f ontreal ... 
 
 Int. Roxborough on Co. 
 Rates, B'k of Montr'l, 
 
 Int. 01 Ac, " 
 
 72 
 25 
 
 « 
 
 23 OO 
 
 127 
 3 60 
 225 
 1 64 
 328 
 
 $57 75 
 By car'd to Expense Ac, 972 40 
 
 Jnry. 
 
 Drt. 
 
 Feb. i To A. Bethune, Bal- 
 loting 
 
 11 R.B.Carnoan, Bal- 
 loting 
 
 Mar. 13 Grand Jury, Spr'g 
 Assizes 
 
 15 Petit Jury. Spring 
 
 Assizes 
 
 20 G. M. Snetslnger, 
 
 Meals for Jur's.. 
 June 13 Grand Jury, June 
 
 Resslona 
 
 14 Petit Jury, June 
 
 Sessions . . 
 
 Aug. 1 A. Bethune, Bal- 
 
 loMng 
 
 R. B. Carman, Bal- 
 loting 
 
 Sep. 16 Selectors of Jurors 
 
 Juror-*' Ace. . .. 
 Oct 15 Grand Jury, Fall 
 
 Assizes . 
 
 16 Petit Jury, Fall 
 
 Assizes 
 
 Dec. 18 Grand Jury, Dec. 
 
 Sessions 
 
 Petit Jury, Dec. 
 
 Revisions 
 
 Selectors of Jurors 
 
 $1,030 15 $1,030 15 
 
 $ 4G0 
 
 4 00 
 
 1-J3 60 
 
 386 90 
 
 490 
 
 156 50 
 
 3S7 70 
 
 4 00 
 
 4*0 
 
 30 00 
 
 113 80 
 
 34170 
 
 164 00 
 
 l4ftw €o«ta. 
 
 1889 Dit. 
 
 Feb. 2 To H. O. Wood, Hill 
 
 vs. Mlddngh.No, 
 
 87, Hy-Law869 ,,. 
 21 A. Harkness, Hall 
 
 vs. Midilagh.No. 
 
 86, Bv-Law888... 
 Auij. 2 McCarthy,08ler et 
 
 al. Hill vs. Mld- 
 
 dagh,By-Law900 
 6 J.P.Whitney, Hill 
 
 vs. MIddagh, 
 
 Chairman's cer- 
 tificate 
 
 Deo. 31 By carried to Exp'se 
 
 Account $85158 $85168 
 
 Llgbt and Fael. 
 
 1889 DR. 
 
 Jan. 2 To Cornwall Gas Co. 
 
 By-Law 869 $20 00 
 
 Waterworks Co. •' 25 00 
 
 Feb. 2 Flack Bros., Coal " 55 88 
 
 11 A.J.Park8,wood,a.Aud.73 50 
 
 A.P.Ross. '• "12 50 
 
 Mar. 21 B.Clark, " '• 9100 
 
 Ap'l 2 Cornwall Gas Co., 1st 
 
 Q,'r,188() 2000 
 
 June 22 Flack Bros., coal. 
 By-Law 888 
 Geo.S.Jarvl8, coal, ** 
 Julv 2 C. Waterworks Co. 
 By-Law 900 
 31 Cornwall Gas Co. '• 
 Oct. 10 Flack Bros., coal, Gov. 
 
 Audit 28189 
 
 Nov. 4 Flack Bros, coal, By- 
 
 Lhw 900 22096 
 
 Dec. 31 By carried to Expense ' 
 
 Account $874 72$874 72 
 
 linnatlcfl. 
 
 Dr. 
 
 25 To Archd. Clark, Con- 
 stable, C'y .of Audit, $20 00 
 
 A. McDonald, Un'taker, 
 C'yB. of Audit 17 00 
 
 Robert Vallance, re 
 
 M.Morrison 8120 
 
 Ap'l 12 A. Monroe, Constable, 
 
 C'yB. of Audit 10 50 
 
 Thos. Glasgow, Con- 
 stable. C'y B.of A Jdlt, 22 75 
 
 D. J. McDonald, Con- 
 stable 37 00 
 
 Thos. Earner, Constable, 
 
 C'yB. of Audit 11 iS 
 
 July 10 D. McPherson, Con- 
 
 stable.C'y B. of Audit, 6 00 
 
 J. KIppen, Constable, 
 C'y B.of Audit 4 80 
 
 A.Mi-Donald.Constable, 
 
 C'yB. of Audit 1220 
 
 Nov. 4 D.O.Alguire, M.D., Ex- 
 
 am' tlons, By-Law 900 55 00 
 
 15 85 
 933 
 
 25 00 
 24 81 
 
 Jan. 
 
 20 
 30 
 
 27 
 
 417 00 
 74 00 
 
 Cr. 
 
 $2,24« 10 
 
 Aug. 10 By A. E McDonell, 
 
 Clerk of C'y Ct. $ 52 50 
 
 Dec. 31 Carried to Ad. of 
 
 Justice Ace 2,193 60 
 
 $2240 10 52,246 10 
 
 Dec. 31 By car'd to Expense Ac. $227 90 $227 90 
 
 Matron, 
 
 1889. y Dr. 
 
 Oc*. S To M. McMartin. one 
 year's salarv. from 
 30th Sppt..'88, to30th 
 Sept., 89 $100 00 
 
 Dec. 81 By carried to Ad. of Jus- 
 
 tice Account. 
 
 $100 00 
 
 18H8 
 
 9100 00 $100 00 
 
9 
 
 MemberH of CoanvlK 
 
 188ft Dr. 
 
 Jan. 2 To.T.F.CJllibonH. Altoiul- 
 iuK Cy Attorney'H 
 Olllcf, re TroHHiirtJi'M 
 
 (leCalcatlon $ I (M) 
 
 Pay lilst, Jan. SeMKion Km .S<i 
 
 ,iiino " r>2r>m 
 
 .I.Connclly. " " 11 :!ii 
 
 I 'ay I.lst, Oct. " ,W li» 
 
 A. Harkiiess. uttornl- 
 
 ing Troas's ollleo, 
 
 April 2ii(l,l<si» ti (10 
 
 25 
 .r 11 no till 
 July 10 
 Nov. 1 
 Doc. 10 
 
 $851 58 
 
 72 $874 72 
 
 00 
 00 
 20 
 50 
 75 
 00 
 45 
 00 
 80 
 20 
 
 00 
 
 901227 90 
 
 00 
 
 $100 00 
 
 oo$iooroo 
 
 Dec. in By car'd to Ex. Ac $l,,'Vtl liO $1511 'JO 
 
 IWodol NrlioolN. 
 
 1880 Du. 
 
 3uu. 'M lly acncrul SurpUiH, 
 
 buliig amount of 
 
 levy for ISSH $4~)i) 00 
 
 Junetai Levy forlHSO 450 (JO 
 
 IHKO Cn. $!tO(»00 
 
 Jan. 20 To A. F. Foulds, Treas- 
 urer, (Jlengarry :f 15lJ 01) 
 
 J») W. D. Meikle, Treas- 
 urer, Dundas 150 00 
 
 Fell. 10 1). Monroe, Treasuier, 
 
 Stormont 150 DO 
 
 Dec. 18 A. R. Foilds, Treas- 
 urer, ( Uf ngarry 150 00 
 
 W. D. Meikle. Treas- 
 
 in-er, Dundas l'*) 00 
 
 1>. Monroe, Treasurer, 
 Stormont 150 00 
 
 $900 00 $900 (M) 
 
 9ffiinIrii»alitioN oi' WilliainHlniruti, M'iu- 
 (•li(>Nt4>r, MonntHiii mid in»til<la, Ite 
 Nation niver Drnlnnfcv. 
 
 1888 Dk. 
 
 Deo. 81 To balance $20,309 G6 
 
 1889 
 
 Jany. 2 Interest on renewal f)f note. . . 111-10 
 
 2t> II. K. Carpenter, Co. Clerk.. . . I n« 
 
 2!) W. S. McGeorge, Engineer.. . . !»4 (12 
 
 31 Interest on i«c J t, Molsons lik. 3 00 
 
 Feb. 5 " IV <^, By-Law 570.. 15 15 
 
 28 " ojct, Molsonslik.. 70 
 
 Apl. 5 " aote 22 (io 
 
 18 •' note.Bk.ofMont'l 113 11 
 
 May 11 Wm. Whitehead, (iontracf or. . 1 12 SO 
 
 July 22 Interest on not'/, Bk. of Mont'l 113 14 
 
 Aug. 2 MeCarthy, Osier & Co., law 
 
 costs 2'> 00 
 
 Oct. 2.5 Interestonnote, Bk. ofMont'l 113 14 
 
 Nov. i Committee expenses 80 10 
 
 Interest on note, By-Law !N)1.. 7 80 
 
 27 Win. Whitehead, contractor.. 2'i5 (12 
 
 Dec. 14 " " 40 73 
 
 1889 CU. $21,552 20 
 
 April 9 By Dep't. of Public 
 Works, OttaM-a. 3rd 
 Instalm't of subsidy $1,000 00 
 Aug. 28 Interest on deposit 
 
 receipt 28 30 
 
 Dec. 31 Special Kate, levy 
 
 foriswj 2,00121 
 
 Balance 18,522 09 
 
 $21,552 20 $21, 5.J2 20 
 
 To balance $18,522 09 
 
 !lfiiiiici|mllti«M or ChnrlotU-ulMirwIi and 
 I.anc'aNfor, Kff Kl%-<^r ll<>and«'tt« 
 tirnlnt%ec. 
 
 18H8 
 
 Dec. 31 
 
 1880 
 Jan 
 
 Feb. 
 Apl. 
 
 ini. 
 To balance $ 2,:'.l>7 9 1 
 
 Committee expenses (14 70 
 
 John McCrlmmon 40 50 
 
 Intere'^ton renewal of note. . . 18 08 
 
 A. 10. I'owter, printing 175 00 
 
 Int. <»M nou>, Bk. of Montreal. 
 
 1). U. IJrown. Kngineer 
 
 Leilob .t I'rlngle, aeet 
 
 May 9 Maclennan, lilddell a ("line, 
 
 acct 
 
 June 21 Coniniitlee expetises 
 
 22 Interest on note, By-Law 878.. 
 
 A. L. Smith, ae<!t 
 
 A. McDonahl, Ileglstrar 
 
 W. Olbbens, printi ng 
 
 C.W.Young, •' 
 
 T ntercst on note 
 
 T. Bronnan .t Co., eontr.iclors 
 
 Interest on note 
 
 July 
 Hep. 
 
 Oct. 
 
 U 
 11 
 
 27 
 
 i;! 
 
 15 
 
 Nov 
 
 29 
 1 
 
 
 2 
 
 ne<'. 
 
 13 
 
 Areh'd N. McDonald, work.. . 
 
 Interest on note, 
 
 T. Brennan a Co., contractors 
 
 (V)mmltteo expenses 
 
 I). A. McArthur, By-f.aw9(K).. 
 
 D.J. McDonald 
 
 II. E. Carpenter, Co. ('lei k. . . . 
 
 .1. Copeland, Ileglstrar 
 
 Interest on noteH 
 
 37 31 
 !MI 00 
 55 15 
 
 2(1 (10 
 
 48 00 
 
 13 00 
 
 4 30 
 
 1 55 
 10 00 
 
 (i 72 
 
 37 75 
 
 500 00 
 
 13 00 
 
 25 15 
 
 4 .",0 
 
 51 
 
 770 00 
 
 4 90 
 45 (i;! 
 
 5 50 
 
 2 00 
 2 00 
 
 ;i3 :;(i 
 
 Cu. 
 
 $4,423 40 
 
 Sep. 27 By Inlere.st on acct. 
 
 Bank of Montreal, $ 88 
 Nov. 14 Treasurerof Ontario 1,5(M» 00 
 
 .30 I nterest on acct 1 !»7 
 
 Dec. 31 Balance 2,014 01 
 
 $4,(23 40 .•*;4,423 10 
 
 1889 
 
 To balance .$2,014 01 
 
 Xon>K('Nidonf Land TaxcN* 
 
 Cii. 
 
 Alexandria $ 
 
 Cornwall Township 
 
 Klneh 
 
 Keuyon 
 
 Lochiel 
 
 Mou ntal n 
 
 Osnabruck 
 
 Koxborough 
 
 Willlamsburgh 
 
 Winchester 
 
 T ,.^i,i,.i S llec'd in '88 and f o„ ,., 
 Lochiel, I paid in '80 j'^'"'^ 
 Wllliamsburgh " 8 30 
 
 Lancaster Tp. •' 4 05 
 
 10 
 101 
 
 82 
 15 
 
 30 
 8 
 
 91 
 (i 
 
 1*1 
 
 75 
 17 
 10 
 02 
 57 
 32 
 02 
 52 
 05 
 
 22 50 
 
 Dec. 31 To car'd to Municipalities .i;i02 SO $J02 80 
 
 PedlarM' Licensee* 
 
 1889 Cu. 
 
 Mivr. 15 By Josepli Fraser $ l'") 00 
 
 K.B.Abbott .» 00 
 
 27 J.A.McDonakl 25 00 
 
 April2 Norman Goldstein 20 00 
 
 12 John BltnuUn 25 00 
 
 23 ,Fohn McPher.sou 25 00 
 
 21 G. A. CJadbois 25 00 
 
 20 W.Morton 25 00 
 
 30 D.Barrett 25 00 
 
 Ju no. 4 J. A. McDonald 26 00 
 
10 
 
 13 I>. 1). Mclntyn) iJ'> W 
 
 12J Newman (JoltlMtcln i» W 
 
 Nov. I (loorjjt'llobHitHou S) 1)0 
 
 2 Nat liati l-'ruld lif) <» 
 
 Dec. IJ (.'olln st.Jolm ia> "0 
 
 31 To car'tl to Revenue Acct, $350 00 $3r)0 00 
 
 l*ON(iiK« Hiul T(*l«^vrnniM. 
 
 1880 l>u. • 
 
 .Inn. 11 ToTituisuri;r'8otnco,ny-Iiavv80!t$ I iiO 
 
 ■Jj) ...... .1 .1 llU 
 
 30 
 
 31 
 Mar. iii) 
 June 22 
 
 .Tun 22 
 
 28 
 .luly 2 
 Nov. 1 
 
 Dumlns lU^. Olllco. Ml'.ler* Son 
 QlonKiirry " " 
 
 " D.IJ. Kennedy 
 " •' A.Mattlsoii 
 
 <' " A.McDoni'ld 
 
 •' Miller it Hon 
 '* water act;t. 
 " C.K.DawHon 
 
 P.. I. Lally 
 Mrss. llavvkL'H 
 I'ost OlUce boxes 
 Mr.s. Hawk OH, 
 
 Uy- Law 888, 
 li 
 
 A. T. Porteous '• 
 
 J. Lally " 
 
 Treasurer's olllce, By-Law OW. 
 County Clerk " 
 
 Treasurer and Clerk " 
 •t It » 
 
 2 (18 
 1.-) 77 
 
 3 51) 
 10 !«( 
 
 U :t.') 
 75 
 
 1 00 
 
 3 no 
 
 2 00 
 8 (10 
 
 12 50 
 
 July 11 
 ]!> 
 Oct. 11 
 Nov. 1 
 
 Dec. 31 Uycar'd to Expense Aect, $07 81 $(i7 81 
 
 Public Nc'lioolM. 
 
 Cu. 
 
 188« 
 July 17 
 
 By Provincial G(>vernnient... $0,119 00 
 To Municipal Sub-Trea- 
 
 surens $6,119 00 
 
 ij;«,419e0 $0,419 
 Public School Iiis|»cclor»i. 
 
 1889 DR- 
 
 Jan. 29 To A. MrNaughlon, trav. exp.. Jj! 30 
 
 postage ac't 
 
 D. McDiarmid, trav. expenses 
 
 " postage acct.. . 
 
 A.Brown, trav. expenses 
 
 Fel). 11 " Ist (planer's salary 
 
 A. McNaughton " 
 
 15 D. McDiarmid 
 
 May 1 " ^"^ Oi'-*- salary 
 
 A. Brown " 
 
 A. McNiiughton " 
 
 " trav. expenses 
 
 A. Brown " 
 
 D. McDiarmid " 
 
 Jane21 " yiostaee acct. . 
 
 A. Brown 
 A. McNaughton 
 July 17 " trav. expenses 
 
 19 A. Brown " 
 
 22 D. McDiarmid " 
 
 Aug. 10 *' 3rd qrs. salary 
 
 A. Brown 
 
 A. McNaughton " 
 
 Oct. 17 " trav expenses 
 
 A. Brown " 
 
 D. McDiarmid 
 I^ov, 4 " postage acct, 
 
 A.Brown " 
 
 A. McNaughton " 
 
 C A. Brown 4th qrs. salary 
 
 " Model School.. 
 
 25 A. McNaughton " 
 
 " 4th qrs. salary 
 
 D. McDiarmid " 
 
 '• Model School . . 
 
 Dec. 31 By -rrLed to Educa- --^^— - 
 
 RcKistry OfRccN. 
 
 issa de. 
 
 Jany. 2 To Stormont Reg. Office, 
 
 water acct, i»i 2 
 
 2!) " " sundries 30 
 
 " " Camp'l Bros. 2*3 
 
 Peby. 2 " " coal acct 2" 
 
 00 
 
 30 
 10 
 30 
 117 
 103 
 100 
 100 
 117 
 102 
 
 ;{G 
 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 () 
 
 10 
 
 7 
 
 .3() 
 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 100 
 
 117 
 
 105 
 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 6 
 
 117 
 
 6 
 
 5 
 
 105 
 
 100 
 
 5 
 
 25 
 
 00 
 25 
 12 
 
 25| 
 
 50 
 
 75 
 
 00 
 
 (»0 
 
 ■)() 
 
 50 
 25 
 25 
 25 
 09 
 35 
 22 
 25 
 25 
 25 
 00 
 50 
 00 
 25 
 25 
 25 
 34 
 95 
 40 
 50 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 
 Dundus 
 
 Htormont 
 *■ 
 
 (llengarry 
 Dundas 
 
 CJIengarry 
 Htormont 
 
 fuel aect 
 supplies 
 coal acet 
 
 70 X\ 
 13 30 
 ;t5 01 
 
 1 00 
 
 2 (H) 
 28 (10 
 
 2 50 
 5' I 00 
 115 01) 
 15 00 
 50 70 
 34 77 
 31 2.'") 
 
 Dec. 31 By carM to E vpenHoAcct, $553 07 $553 07 
 
 1889. 
 Jan. 15 
 
 A pi. 12 
 i July 10 
 
 To 1 > 
 
 Nlicriir. 
 
 DR. 
 E. Melntyro, 
 
 Co. IVd of Audit $174 
 
 (lovl. Audit 
 
 (ieneral acct, . . 
 Co. B'd of Audit 
 Govt. Audit.... 
 
 " Co. B'd of Audit 
 
 " '.Ieneral acct... . 
 
 Oct. 9 " Govt, .\udit 
 
 " Co. B'd of Audit 
 
 Dec. 31 By car'd to Adminis 
 
 220 
 107 
 171 
 206 
 2.52 
 178 
 171 
 187 
 180 
 
 07 
 02 
 (K) 
 08 
 13 
 12 
 ,34 
 50 
 52 
 57 
 
 tratlonof Justice Ac. $1,008 35 $1,008 35 
 
 1889 
 Jan. 25 
 
 20 
 
 29 
 
 31) 
 
 Feb. 2 
 
 Mar. 4 
 A pi. 12 
 June 21 
 
 22 
 
 July 2 
 
 Oct. 10 
 
 Nov. 2 
 
 4 
 
 Stationery nn<l PrintiiiK:. 
 
 Dr. 
 To Herald Office, By-Law 86'', $ 
 
 A. T. Porteous " 
 (J. Bishop* Co. " 
 H. C. Kennedy 
 
 (.'.VV. Voung " 
 
 W. Gibbons " 
 
 B. Lane " 
 A. E. Powter " 
 ILC.Patterson Est. By-Law888, 
 (;. W.Young, Co. B'd of Audit. 
 Herald Office, By-Law 888, 
 A. E. McDonald " 
 C.W.Young " 
 
 W. (iibbens *• 
 
 A. E. Powter " 
 
 B. Lane " 
 (J. Bishop* Co. " 
 Sherltt's Office, By-Law 900. . . 
 C.W. Young, Co. B'd of Audit 
 
 38 
 
 W. {{ibbens. 
 
 Herald Office 
 
 B. C. Black 
 
 C.W.Young 
 
 B. Lane 
 
 ( '. F. Dawson 
 
 Hart A Company 
 
 Rowsell A Hutchison 
 
 J. C. Alguire 
 
 By-Law 000, 
 
 3 GO 
 308 74 
 
 9 76 
 (HI 
 
 134 (Ml 
 5 75 
 
 3 00 
 
 4 65 
 8 20 
 
 10 w 
 3 Ho 
 
 10 Id 
 8 00 
 
 20 5i> 
 3 00 
 3 00 
 
 12 25 
 30 60 
 
 10 5(1 
 
 21 25 
 3 00 
 3 00 
 3 (K> 
 
 3 00 
 2 95 
 7 00 
 
 4 02 
 6.5 
 
 Dec. 31 By car'd to Expense Acct $613 11 $643 11 
 
 Special Cirants. 
 
 1889. Dr. 
 
 May To A. M. llo.sebrough. Pri- 
 soners' Aid Association $10 00 
 Dec. 31 By car'd to Expense Acct. $10 00 
 
 $10 00 $10 00 
 
 1889 
 
 SteuoKraiilier. 
 
 DR. 
 
 June 15 To.LH.Brownlng,Judge's order, $57 15 
 Dec. 14 " " 43 00 
 
 31 By car'd to Adminlstra- 
 
 tiou of Justice Acct. . . .$100 15 $100 15 
 
n 
 
 70 x^ 
 
 
 Hi :u) 
 
 V 
 
 1(5 01 
 
 1 
 
 1 (10 
 
 I 
 
 •2 00 
 
 1 
 
 •2H 00 
 
 t 
 
 2 50 
 
 1 
 
 F>'l 00 
 
 
 115 00 
 
 
 15 (H) 
 
 t- 
 
 50 70 
 
 s 
 
 •M -'1 
 
 t 
 
 :il 'i'» 
 
 $ 3 00 
 
 308 74 
 
 75 
 
 00 
 
 131 (HI 
 5 75 
 800 
 4 55 
 
 «, « -JO 
 
 . 10 \m 
 
 , 3 III) 
 
 10 10 
 
 sou 
 
 20 60 
 800 
 800 
 
 12 25 
 
 . . 30 00 
 
 It 10 5<> 
 
 0, 121 25 
 
 3 00 
 
 3 00 
 
 3 (K> 
 
 3 00 
 2 !)5 
 7 00 
 
 4 02 
 
 $10 00 
 
 $174 07 
 
 220 02 
 
 107 00 
 
 . 171 OH 
 
 200 13 
 
 . 11j2 12 
 
 i 17H 34 
 
 171 50 
 
 . 187 52 
 
 1 180 57 
 
 11 
 
 Niir<>ti«'M l'i»r l>. .n«'l>oiiitl«l uiKl vt!. M<'« 
 
 Doiiiild. 
 
 1888 Dit 
 1)00, 81 To biihvnc(3 '. $10,215 50 
 
 1880 ('It. 
 
 Oct'r 3 Hy n-cM piiymt'iit of 
 
 2ii(l liiMtaInu!!)!.. . ..$0,000 00 
 Dec. 31 IJiiliinco. 5,215 50 
 
 To hulanco. 
 
 .iil(),2l5 50 ,$10,215 50 
 ..$5,215 50 
 
 NprriHl liOvy for K«>vlNlry om4*<>M. 
 
 1880 Cij. 
 
 .I(ii»!2ti Hy Tj' v.V'on coilaln MMiilcipiiH- 
 tloMtocovcr pnrtoxpi'iidlluio 
 upon an f'<iiiail/,t'<l l)asl« ,$121 78 
 
 Doc. 31 T«i oar'U to Ilt;voiuio Ac, ,$121 78 
 
 COUNWAI.r. TOWN. 
 
 IftKH l>K. 
 Deo. ;tl To Amount duo $1022 U 
 
 $421 78 $ 121 78 
 
 T<>it<*li<>r.H' IiiNtlliil«>M. 
 
 1880 I) It. 
 
 Hop. 12 ToD. McDIaiinid.iJlonguny ,$25 00 
 
 A. MfNaunhlon, Storrnont. .,. 25 (M) 
 Dec. 11 A. IJrown. Diindas 25 00 
 
 31 By car'd to Education Ac. $75 00 .$75 00 
 
 TrouMiirer. 
 
 1889 1)|{. 
 
 Dec. ;il To C.I.Mattlco, salary $1,000 00 
 
 By car'd toExpeu.soAc. $1,000 00 
 
 .$1,000 00 $1,001) 00 
 Tlio Ncvernl .niinlciiinliticci. 
 
 AI.EXANDUIA. 
 1S8S Dk. 
 
 Dec. ;U To Amount duo this date $15S 00 
 
 1880 
 
 Paid Treasurer N. K. li. (axes 11 81 
 
 Levy for Counly purposes, "80 KlS 75 
 
 " Co. Bd's. (lel)cntures 14 75 
 
 " High .Schools 31 (14 
 
 " Model " 4 25 
 
 " IT. P. Exauii nations 3 10 
 Paid Treasurer N. U. L. taxes 35 17 
 
 June 25 
 
 20 
 
 Dec. 20 
 
 Ch. $3(57 77 
 
 Jany31 By Cash from Treasurer $15.5 28 
 Fob. 2 " " " 3 32 
 
 .Tune 24 Non. R. Land taxes. . . 11 81 
 Dec. 20 " " ... 35 17 
 31 Balance 102 19 
 
 $307 77 $307 77 
 
 To Balance... 
 
 1889 
 
 *1G2 19 
 
 CMAlU.OTTKNnUIUill. 
 
 Db. 
 ,June 2(3 To Levy tor Co. purposes '80,.. $1,240 35 
 
 Co. Bd's. Deb I(i5 ,50 
 
 *' High Schools 353 39 
 
 Model " 48 15 
 
 " U. P. Exams ,S8 52 
 
 July 17 Paid Treas. P. H. Grant 778 00 
 
 18,80 
 ,lune2tl 
 
 liovy for Co. purposes 8()() 00 
 
 •' Co. I'.d's. Dob's 115 ,5() 
 
 llltrh Hehools 1.5.3 r)5 
 
 Model " .•50 72 
 
 U. P. Exams 2t .58 
 
 •• Keglstry oIllcoM.... 48 08 
 
 Clt. $2,2.55 44 
 
 Fell. 13 By(!asli fromTreas'r. $1,022 II 
 Dec. 31 Balance 1,23.3.13 
 
 .$2,2.55 4 1 $2,2.55 44 
 To Biilanco $1.2.33 33 
 
 COKN W.M.I' TOWNSHir. 
 
 1888 Dk. 
 Dec. .31 To Balance $1,370 28 
 
 1880 
 .June 8 
 20 
 
 Paid Treas'r. N. U. L. taxes, 03 51 
 
 Levy for (Jo. purpos"s '89 1,019 .'t.5 
 
 " Co. Bd's- Dob's 1.30 50 
 
 " lliKh S<'hools 181 90 
 
 " Model " 30 40 
 
 " IT. P. Exams 2il 12 
 
 " Keglstry Olllces.... .58 (Mi 
 
 Jul V 17 Paid Treah'r. P. S. ^rant 487 00 
 
 Dec. 20 " N. U. L. tHxes.. . 8 24. 
 
 Ck. $3,420 45 
 
 Jan. 10 By Cash from Treas'r. .$500 OO 
 
 19 
 
 20 
 
 June 20 
 
 Dec. 20 
 
 31 
 
 ,5(10 (10 
 
 '• " . . 370 2H 
 
 Public School Grant 487 00 
 Non. K. Land la.Kos 101 75 
 Biilaiice 1,4(51 42 
 
 $3,420 45 $3,420 45 
 
 To Balance 
 
 ..$1,401 42 
 
 FINCH, 
 
 1888 Dr. 
 
 Dec. 31 To Balance $ 777 93 
 
 1889 
 
 June 25 Paid Treas'r. N. It. I-, taxes. 82 17 
 
 2(5 Levy for (%>. Purposes, ',S9 — ,571 .50 
 
 " Co. Bd's. Deb's 77 25 
 
 " High Schools 102.57 
 
 " Model '• 20.53 
 
 " IT. P. Exams 16 43 
 
 *' Registry Ofllces.... .32 73 
 
 Paid Treas'r. P. .S. grant 3.58 (M) 
 
 Ch. $2,012 11 
 
 Jan. 31 By Cash from Treas'r. $ ,500 Oo 
 Mar. 2 " " , . .222 42 
 
 Ap'l. 3 " " ... 55 51 
 
 June 4 Xon R. I-. Tnxcs 82 17 
 
 20 Public School Grant. a58 00 
 Dec. 31 Balance 824 01 
 
 Cii. $2,623 91 
 
 June 26 By Public ScluJolGrant $ 778 0i> 
 Dec. 19 Cash from Treasurer. 1,833 50 
 24 " »' 12 41 
 
 $2,623 91 $2,623 01 
 
 .$2,042 11$2,042 11 
 
 To Balance $82^101 
 
 luoauoi.s. 
 
 1888 Dit. 
 
 Dec. 31 To Balance ...$287 68 
 
 1880 
 June 26 Levy for Co, purposes. '89. ... 172 76 
 
 " Co. Bd's. Deb's 213 25 
 
 " High Schools 0O!!0 
 
 " Model " 6 555 
 
 U. P. Exams 5 08 
 
 Registry Offices 7 74 
 
 $592 85 
 
 It 
 
12 
 
 Cit. 
 
 .Tun. 11 Bv Cash from Treas'r J'iSCi 07 
 
 .».) ■ '■ " 71 
 
 31 
 
 Balance 805 17 
 
 $092 8.". $rm 85 
 
 Dec. 31 
 
 1888 
 
 ■1 lino 25 
 2(i 
 
 Cu. 
 
 Jan. 12 By Cash from Treas'r $l,2;?(i 50 
 Jimo 4 N. R. I., taxes 18 4<> 
 
 21! rubli<; School grant 4/7 00 
 Dec. 20 N . H. li. taxes , .J, ^9 
 
 ;U Balance 1.-"^ 0.5 
 
 $3,001 24 $3,001 24 
 
 To Balance 
 
 .$1,262 03 
 
 To Balance $305 17 
 
 KKNYOX. 
 
 TJu. 
 
 Dec. 31 T«; Balance ? 103 12 
 
 ISS!) 
 
 Paid Treas'r. N. II. L. taxes. 7 (i3 , 1888 
 
 Levy for Co. iniri)ose,>.. '80. . . /50 .50 j^ec. 31 To balance $-',/iJ o.> 
 
 " Co. lid's. Deb's 101 f>> 
 
 MATII..DA. 
 DK. 
 
 .Tulv 17 
 1 )ec. 21 
 
 Hif,'h Schools. 
 
 " Model " 
 
 " U. I'. Exams 
 
 raid Treas'r. P. S. jirant 
 
 " N. II. L. taxes. . 
 
 lU; 45 
 
 2it 5") 
 
 2:5 ()4 
 
 ().5;^ 00 
 
 7 77 
 
 ,«;l,002 31 
 
 Gu. 
 
 ,Tan. 22 By Casli from Treas'r. $103 12 
 
 .Tnne]2 N. B. L. taxes 7 03 
 
 21) Public School Grant 0.53 00 
 
 N. 11. L. taxes 7 77 
 
 Balance 1,130 70 
 
 Dec. 21 
 31 
 
 To Balance $1,130 70 
 
 T, A XC A.ST K R TOW X SU 1 1". 
 
 lune 25 To Paid Treas'r. N. R. Ti. taxes.$ 4 6.) 
 
 20 Levy Cor Co. imrposcs, '80 — 8.30 75 
 
 " Co. Bd's. Deh's Ill 75 
 
 June2G Levy for Co. Pnrposes,'8!) l,i>35 15 
 
 *• N.R. D«. Debentures l,00ij .57 
 
 '« Co. Build'jj •' 1S8 70 
 
 " High Schools 5i) 00 
 
 Model " S«ll 
 
 '• IT. p. Exams 30 48 
 
 Ilegistry Offices 40 3h 
 
 July 17 Pd.Treas. Public School grant 5()2 00 
 
 Cn. $0,106 42 
 
 Jany. 2 By cash from Treas'r. S08j 70 
 »» '' (i7.) 00 
 
 • I •• ,550 00 
 
 •• " 515 27 
 
 $1,0(12 31 $1,0 12 31 i June2n Public School grant. . r>02 (M) 
 
 Dec. 31 Balance 2. 810 .30 
 
 "$0^100 42 .$0,100 42 
 
 To balance $2,819 30 
 
 MOltKISXlUlMUI. 
 
 Paid Treas'r. P. S. grant. 
 
 18S8 Ck. 
 
 Dec. 31 By N. R. li. taxes iluc. .$ 4 0-5 
 
 1880 
 
 June 20 Public School Grant .515 00 
 
 Dec. 10 Cash from Treas'r. . 1,244 OS 
 
 19 " " ... 123 
 
 High Schools 238 35 | 1888 1>15- 
 
 Model *' 82 48 j ])ec. 31 To balance i^•)28 OS 
 
 IT. P. Exams 25 08 i isso .,„ .„> „„ 
 
 ''>1'' 00 i June 2tt Levy for Co. Purposes 'bS M> 8 
 
 ] " Co. B'd'g Debentures 43 (KJ 
 
 .$1,70100 •' High Schools 104 80 
 
 " Model " 1100 
 
 " U. P. Exams .kj 
 
 Registry Offices 14 21 
 
 $1,7.1 1 90$1,7G4 90 
 
 Cii. 
 
 $l,08S 00 
 
 Jany. 2 By cash from Treas'r. $527 .50 
 Dec. 27 " " f>Ol 40 
 
 $l,oaS90 $1,088 90 
 
 I.AXCASTEK ILI.AGK. 
 
 1SS!» J>lt. 
 
 June 26 To Levy for Co. purposes, '80. . . .$ 67 50 
 
 " Co. Bd's. Deb's 10, «i wr ii 
 
 " HighScnools 10 20 Dec. 31 To balance *!.•»"' '^ 
 
 " Model " 2 02 18S0 
 
 .. 2 10 
 
 1888 
 
 JIOUXT.VIX. 
 DK. 
 
 U. P. Exiiins... 
 
 Cr. 
 
 $100 52 
 
 Dec. 3 By Cash from Treas'r. . . .$100 .52 
 
 $100 .52 $100 52 
 
 LCCHXEti. 
 
 1888 Dr. 
 
 Dec. .31 To Balance $l,22b 98 
 
 1889 
 
 Paid Treas'r N. R. L. taxes. . 28 07 
 
 Levy tor Co. purposes, '89 847 80 
 
 " Co. Bd's. Deb's 113:55 
 
 " High Schools 24157 
 
 " Model " 82 95 
 
 " U. P Exams 20 30 
 
 Paid Troa,-4'r. P. S. ^^rant 477 00 
 
 " N. R. L. taxes. . 7 16 
 
 June 25 
 
 20 
 
 July 17 
 Dec. 20 
 
 $3,001 24 
 
 June 2.5 Pd. Tnuis. N. R. Land Taxes,. . K 28 
 
 26 Levy for Co. Purposes, '8'i /27 8o 
 
 N. R. Dg. Debentures 449 hO 
 
 Co. Bulld'g " 97 5(1 
 
 " Model Schools 26 76 
 
 <» High " 876 60 
 
 " U. P. Exams 21 40 
 
 " Registry offices 32 58 
 
 July 17 Pd. Treas. Public School grant 391 (M) 
 
 Dec. 20 " N. R. Land Taxes. . . . 14 2i> 
 
 Ck. $3,670 45 
 
 Mar. 1 Bv cash from Treas'r $1,507 41 
 June 4 Non-Resident Taxes 2.5 28 
 
 20 Public School grant .iOl (M) 
 Dec. 20 Non-Res. Ld. Taxes li 29 
 
 31 Balance 1.732 47 
 
 .S3 070 45 $3,670 45 
 Tobalftuce $1,732 47 
 
 1888 
 
 Dec. 81 T 
 
 1889 
 JuDe25 < 
 26 ] 
 
 July 17 
 
 Dec. 
 
 20 
 
 1889 
 
 Feb. 
 
 11 I 
 
 
 27 
 
 Mar 
 
 8 
 
 June 4 
 
 
 26 
 
 Dec. 
 
 20 
 
 
 31 
 
1,03.") l.'i 
 
 1,005 57 
 
 13S 70 
 
 525 00 
 
 ;« 11 
 
 30 48 
 
 40 :w 
 
 5(i2 00 
 
 . 317 8't 
 
 s 43 (10 
 
 . 104 80 
 
 n 0!> 
 
 !t ;{5 
 
 . 14 2t 
 
 
 2.5 28 
 
 
 727 85 
 
 •IS 
 
 440 80 
 
 
 !I7 50 
 
 
 20 70 
 
 
 37() 00 
 
 
 21 10 
 
 
 32 .56 
 
 It 
 
 301 (M) 
 
 
 14 2i> 
 
 13 
 
 osnabruck. 
 
 1888 Dr. 
 
 Doc. 81 To balance $ £81 80 
 
 1881) 
 
 Cash paid Treas.NR. Ld.Taxes 3 88 
 
 Levy for Co. Purpo8e8,'89 1,095 15 
 
 " Co. B'd'g Debentures, 14ti 50 
 
 " High Schools 195 02 
 
 " Model " 39 10 
 
 U. P. Exams 3127 
 
 *' Regislrj' Offices 62 38 
 
 I'd. Treas. Public School grant C63 00 
 
 " N. R. Land Taxes. ... 4 44 
 
 June 25 
 26 
 
 July 17 
 Dec. 20 
 
 26 
 
 July 17 
 Dec. 20 
 
 Levy for High Schools 516 00 
 
 " Modol ♦* 36 76 
 
 U. P. Exams 29 42 
 
 <• Registry Offices, 44 73 
 
 Pd.Treas. Public School grant 505 00 
 
 »' N. R. Land Taxes. . . 4 10 
 
 Cr. 
 
 $4,387 78 
 
 1889 
 
 Cr. 
 
 $2,823 20 
 
 Feb. 11 By cash from Trcas'r, $ 200 00 
 
 27 
 Mar. 8 
 .June 4 
 
 20 
 Dec. 20 
 
 31 
 
 Non-Res. Land Taxes 
 Public School grant 
 Non-Res. Land 1 axes 
 Cash from Treasurer. 
 
 250 60 
 131 86 
 
 388 
 G(i3 00 
 
 4 44 
 500 00 
 
 Balance 1,070 02 
 
 $2,823 20 $2 82;j 20 
 
 To balance $1,070 02 
 
 1888 
 
 Dec. .31 
 
 18-9 
 May 29 
 June 25 
 
 2(i 
 
 July 
 Dec. 
 
 ROXllOROUGII. 
 
 Dk. 
 To balance $481 23 
 
 Interest on Rates 1 27 
 
 Pd. Treas. Non-Res. Ld. Taxes 84 52 
 
 Levy for Co. Purpose8,'89 ()50 80 
 
 Co B'd'g Debentures 87 50 
 
 High Schools 116 27 
 
 Model •♦ 23 25 
 
 " U. P. Exams 18 00 
 
 " Registry Offices. 37 07 
 
 Treas. Public School grant 494 00 
 
 N. R. Land Taxes. ... 10 40 
 
 Jan. 23 By cash fromTreas'r, $1,884 75 
 June 4 Non-Res. Ld Taxes.. 2 42 
 
 M Public School grant.. 505 00 
 Dec. 20 Non-Res. Ld. Taxes.. 4 10 
 
 31 Balance 1.99151 
 
 Pd. 
 
 Cr. $2,004 91 
 
 Mar. 21 Hy cash from Treas'r, $200 00 
 
 April 5 '• " 220 00 
 
 May 29 " " 02 50 
 
 Juno 4 Non- Res. Taxes 84 52 
 
 2() Public School grant. . 494 00 
 
 Dec. 20 Non-Res. L'»nd Taxes 10 40 
 
 31 Balance 933 49 
 
 .$4,387 78 $4,387 78 
 
 To balance $1,!191 51 
 
 winciie.ster. 
 
 1880 Dr. 
 
 JuP 21 To Paid Treas. N. R. Ld. Taxes, $ 10 05 
 
 26 Levy for Co. Purposes,'89 748 80 
 
 " N. R. Dg. Debentures 319 09 
 " Co. Build'g " 100 00 
 
 " High Schools 387 90 
 
 " Model " 27.56 
 
 " U. P.Exams 22 a5 
 
 •' Registry Offices ;33 55 
 
 Pq. Treas. Public School grant 566 00 
 Paid R. B. Carman, costs of 
 Arbitration re School Section 
 
 No.2 By-Law886, 19 00 
 
 A. Harkness " 15 00 
 
 F. D. McNaughton " 12 00 
 
 July 17 
 Sep. 30 
 
 Octr. 2 
 
 Cr. 
 
 $2,271 50 
 
 June 4 BvNon-ResldentTaxes$ 19 05 
 26 Public School grant . . rm 00 
 Dec. 31 Bal.— Co.Rates $1,639 85 
 S.S. No. 2, 46 60 
 
 l,m\ 45 
 
 $2,004 91 $2,001 91 
 
 To balance $933 49 
 
 west winchester. 
 Dr. 
 
 June 26 To Levy lor Co. Purposes, '89. . , .$ 75 00 
 
 " Co. Bg. Debentures, 10 17 
 
 " High Schools a) 70 
 
 " Model " 2 77 
 
 " U.P.Exams 2 22 
 
 " Registry Offices. ... 3 30 
 
 1889 
 
 Cr. $133 22 
 
 Dec. 11 By cash from Treasurer $133 22 
 
 $133 22 $133 22 
 
 WII.LIAMS1JURGU. 
 
 1888 Dk. 
 
 De<'. .31 To balance $1,876 45 
 
 1889 
 June 25 Pd. Treas. N. R. Land Taxes.. 10 72 
 
 26 Levy for Co. I'urposes.'Sy i,00;» 00 
 
 N. R. Dg. Debentures 225 85 
 •' Co. Build'g '• 133;75 
 
 $2;271 50 $2,271 50 
 To balance $1,08645 
 
 Unirorm Promotion Kxaniinatlons. 
 
 1889 Dr. 
 
 June 22 To G.P.Graham, ptg. Ex. Papers $20 00 
 
 .luly 22 A. E. Powter " 20 00 
 
 Sep. 12 A. McNaughton, ptg. Report. . . 25 00 
 
 A.Brown " 25 00 
 
 D. McDlarmid " 25 00 
 
 W. Glbbens, ptg. Exam. Papers 20 00 
 
 Dec. 12 Inspectors, $120 each .360 00 
 
 Cr. $495 00 
 
 June 26 By Special Levy, By-Law 
 
 887...- $36000 
 
 Dec. 31 Car'd to Education Ac. 135 00 
 
 $49500 .$495 00 
 
 Kxpcnditnre and Revenue. 
 
 1889 Dr. 
 
 Dec. 31 To Administration of Justice. .$6,565 8.") 
 
 Edue i»:on 3.418 57 
 
 Expense 7,730 53 
 
 Cr. $17,714 95 
 
 By Auct'rs Licenses, $ 168 00 
 Pedlars' " 350 W) 
 
 Special Levy, By- 
 
 Law893 42178 
 
 County Rates 12,142 80 
 
 Carried to Surplus 
 Account 1,622 37 
 
 $17,714 95 $17,714 05 
 
14 
 
 Generiil Surplus Account. 
 
 1888 Cr. 
 
 Dec. 31 Bj' balance $111,P>41 15 
 
 Dk. 
 
 To Levy for Model 
 Schools of '87 pd. 
 in 'f^8 and omit- 
 ted in statement 
 of Liabilities of 
 Dec. 31, '88 $ 450 00 
 
 Am't. authorized 
 to be paid Corn- 
 wall Pub. Schools 
 for reimbursem'ts 
 of amt. paid the 
 Inspector fiOO 00 
 
 Revenue »nd Ex- 
 penditure 4,632 37 
 
 Balance 105,(i Gl 78 
 
 ,$111,344 15 $111,344 15 
 Dec." 31 By balance $105,6(il 78 
 
 Abstrnci Statement of Itevenni' and 
 Expenditure, from January 1st to 
 December 3lHt, 18M9. 
 Dr. 
 
 Cash on hand in Bank of Montreal. . $ 3,115 08 
 
 Administration of .Justice- 
 Ontario Government $2,381 88 
 
 Division Court Jury Fund 84 07 
 
 Fines 15 25 
 
 ' 2,481 20 
 
 Auctioneers' r,icenses U'^ !l'! 
 
 Pedlars' " v,v;,\-\u '"''" °^ 
 
 County Rates for 1889 ^U'li' j\ 
 
 1890 5,286 3(5 
 
 17,003 8.5 
 
 Public Scliools, Govt, grant 6,440 00 
 
 Sureties of JK. McDonald 5,0(J0 00 
 
 Non-ResidentLand Taxes „ofiii ;Ia 
 
 Bills Payable, Molsons Bank. 2.3,000 00 
 
 » Bank of Montreal 131,700 00 
 
 " Union Bank 2,000 00 
 
 River Beaudette Drainage Acct. with 
 
 Bank of Montreal 2,969 03 
 
 River lleaudette Drainage Acct. with 
 
 Union Bank 59/10 
 
 Nation River Drainage Account with 
 
 Molson.s' Bank 493 lO 
 
 Municlpalitiesof Williamsburgh.Win- 
 
 Chester, Mountain and Matilda.. . l,02h .JO 
 Municipalities of Charlottenburgh and 
 
 Lancaster • • 3,00b ».y 
 
 Cash- overdrawn at Bank of Montreal, 156 82 
 
 2S4 38 
 53 35 
 
 596 20 
 18 .50 
 
 Conveyance of Pri- 
 soners 3.52,37 
 
 Co. Board of Audit 80 00 
 County Attorney. 
 
 Crier 
 
 Crown Witnesses. 
 1)1 V. Court Clerks. 
 
 Gaol Surgeon 225 00 
 
 (Jaoler A Turnkey !l!H) 00 
 
 Gaol.... 573 08 
 
 Govt. Auditors.... 32 00 
 .Jury Expenses.... 2,193 60 
 
 Matron 100 00 
 
 Sheriff 1,908 35 
 
 Stenographer KM) 15 
 
 Education- 
 Board oT Exam'rs, .557 00 
 Entrance Exams.. 850 19 
 School Inspectors 1,801 .38 
 Teachers Institutes 75 00 
 Uniform Prom. Ex. 135 00 
 
 $9,047 05 
 
 Ck. 
 Administration of Justice- 
 Clerk of the Peace $703 ,55 
 
 Constables 720 .38 
 
 Coroners 110 05 
 
 Cornwall, 25th January, 1890. 
 Verified. 
 
 .•f200,862 43 
 
 Eaucation, Special Acct.— 
 Cornwall Public Schools, 
 
 Expense- 
 Caretaker a! a Mes- 
 senger $2.37 50 
 
 County Auditors . 187 00 
 
 County Clork 300 00 
 
 County Building.s. 186 21 
 Farmerslnstitutes 75 00 
 
 Interest 972 40 
 
 Law Costs 851 .58 
 
 Light and Fuel.... 874 72 
 
 Lunatics 227 90 
 
 Mem'rs of Cowncil 1,544 20 
 Postage & Tele'ms 67 >4 
 Stationery & P't'g 643 11 
 Special Grants.... 10 00 
 
 Treasurer 1,000 00 
 
 Registry Oflflces. . . 5.53 07 
 
 Can. Tern. Act Account. . . . 
 
 Debentures 
 
 High Schools 
 
 Model '• 
 
 Municipalities of Williams- 
 burgh et al 
 
 Municipalities of Charlot- 
 lenburgh and Lancaster 
 
 Non-Resldent Land Taxes. 
 
 Public Schools 
 
 Chesterville Dam Acct 
 
 Bills Payable, Molsons Bk. 
 
 Bk. of Mont. 
 
 " Union Bank 
 
 River Beaudette Dg. Acct. 
 with Bank of Montreal, 
 
 River Beaudette Dg. Acct. 
 with Union Bank 
 
 Nation IliverDg.Acct.witli 
 Molsons' Bank , — 
 
 Unif. Promotion Exams.. . 
 
 3,118 57 
 600 (10 
 
 7,730 53 
 
 206 OS 
 
 3,>i:i3 09 
 
 4,400 00 
 
 900 (to 
 
 1.242 51 
 
 3,5.55 .52 
 
 ■162 8t) 
 
 6,449 00 
 
 261 34 
 
 34,000 00 
 
 1I4,7(K)00 
 
 5,300 00 
 
 2,995 85 
 
 (iOO 00 
 
 1,000 00 
 360 00 
 
 $2(30,862 43 $200,862 43 
 
 ARTHUR H. PLIMSOLL, 
 
 Chartered Accountant 
 A. J. MCDONALD, 
 
 "I 
 
 C. J. MATTICE, Tkkasuueu. 
 
 AuinroKS. 
 
; $200,862 -IIJ 
 
 15 
 
 No. I— ORDINARY REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT. 
 
 REVENUE. 
 
 Auctioneers' Licen.se.s $ 108 00 
 
 Pedlars' Licenses 350 00 
 
 Special Levy, as per By-Law 
 
 893 421 78 
 
 Rates, as per By-Law 890 12,142 80 
 
 $13,082 58 
 Deflclt.to meet Expenditure 4,632 37 
 
 $17,714 95 
 
 EXPENDITURE. 
 
 Administration of Justice $6,505 8.5 
 
 Education 3,418 57 
 
 Expense 7,730 53 
 
 .$17,714 95 
 
 Cornwall, 25th January, 1890. 
 
 Audited and found correct. 
 
 C. J. MATTICE, Treasurkr. 
 
 ARTHUR H. PLIMSOLL, 
 
 Ciiartereil Accountant, 
 
 A. J. Mcdonald, 
 
 AUBITORH. 
 
 No. 2.— GENERAL BALANCE SHEET OF THE COUNTIES. 
 
 ASSETS. 
 
 Municipalities of Dundas, bal- 
 
 ancidue on Debentures... .$6,802 15 
 
 United Counties, balance duo 
 
 on Debentures 8,148 90 
 
 Special Rate for above levied 
 in 1889, to be collected, By- 
 Laws 773 and 889 3.620 93 
 
 $18,.577 98 
 
 Tps. Chariottenburg and Lan- 
 caster, expended on River 
 Boaudette account 2,914 61 
 
 Tps. Wllllam.sburg, W. M. and 
 M., Nation River Drainage 
 acct., expended and note 
 covered by Debentures 11,720 54 
 
 Chestcrville dam, expended to 
 
 date 261 34 
 
 ■m^ 89(5 49 
 
 Rates of 18S9,uncollecteii, avail- 
 able towards general llabi- 
 
 lltlcr; 12,985 34 
 
 Sureties of yllneas McDonald, 
 
 balance due 5,215 50 
 
 $18,200 84 
 
 Furniture $ 1,000 00 
 
 Real Estate 111,000 00 
 
 $112,000 00 
 
 $103,075 31 
 
 Cornwall, 25th January, 1890. 
 
 Audited and found correct. 
 
 LIABILITIES. 
 
 Debentures, maturing in 1890, $3,626 93 
 Andlater 14,95105 
 
 $18,577 98 
 
 Bills Payable— Discounted, ac- 
 count Riv rBeaudette .$2,900 00 
 
 And Nation River Drainage 
 
 account 12,600 00 
 
 , , ,. , , $15,500 00 
 
 And discounted lor the purpo- 
 ses of the United Counties $16,500 00 
 Canada Temp. Act account... . 3,939 91 
 
 High Schools 3,400 GO 
 
 Net Overdraft on the Banks. . . 95 64 
 
 e, , , . $23,935 55 
 
 Surplus shown Jan. 1,1889.. $111,344 15 
 Less Special Levy and School 
 
 Levy, 1887 1,050 00 
 
 $110,294 15 
 
 And less deficit on Revenue 
 
 of 1889 4,632 37 
 
 Net Surplus $105,661 78 
 
 )? 163,675 31 
 
 C. J. MATTICE, Treaspreu. 
 
 AKTHUK H. PLIMSOLL. 
 
 Chartered Accountant, 
 A. J. MCDONALD, 
 
 Auditors. 
 
':» 
 
 To TIIK WAliDEN AND COUNCIL OF TUB UnITEI) CoUNTHCS OF S'lCRMONT, 
 DUSDAS AND Gl.ENOAliRY, CoRNWALI-, 
 
 Gentlkmkn : — 
 
 We have audited tlie Treasurer's books and accounts for the 
 past year, and now beg to report thereon : 
 
 The assessn^'^nts levied by the Council have been duly shown 
 in the accounts for the year. 
 
 The cash disbursements have been fully and satisfactorily 
 vouched for, and the balance on hand has been duly accounted for 
 as at the credit of the Counties with their bankers- 
 
 Furthermore, the detailed and summary statements signed by 
 us are correct in every respect. 
 
 We desire respectfully to call your attention to the fact shown 
 in these statements, that the present deficit of collectable and 
 available assets to meet the current liabilities, amountn now to the 
 sum of $6,338.22; and that the revenue annually levied to meet 
 the expenditure is (as evidenced by the accounts for the past two 
 years), insufficient to the extent of about $5,000 annnally. at which 
 rate in a few years, the deficit will become a serious amount. 
 
 The books and accounts have been kept accurately and 
 methodically, and the Treasurer has afi^orded us every facility in 
 in tlie performance of our duties. 
 We are, gentlemen, 
 
 Yours truly. 
 
 
 
 Arthur H. Plimsoll, 
 
 Chartered Accountant, \ ^ujitofg. 
 
 A. T. Mi;DoNALi), J 
 
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