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 Minutes @f PReeEEDiNGS 
 
 OF THE 
 
 MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 
 
 OF THE UNITED COUNTIES OF 
 
 JANUARY, JUNE AND OCTOBER SESSIONS, 1892 
 
 A. A. STEWART, Esq., Warden. 
 A. I. MACDONELL, Clerk. 
 
 Cornwall : 
 
 Standard Printing House, 
 
 1892. 
 
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OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE COUNCIL 
 
 IFOie. 189S. 
 
 ALEX. A. STEWART, Esq., Warden, Diinvegan, Out. 
 
 C. J. MATTICE, Esq., Tkeasurek, Cornwall, Out. 
 
 ADRIAN I. MAODONELL, Esq., Clerk, CornwJilI. Ont. 
 
 MESSRS. A. H. PLIMSOLL. Montreal, and J. A. CHISHOLM, Cornwall, Ont., AuoiToRS. 
 
 DAVID R. BROWN, Esq., ENGINEER, Cornwall, Ool. 
 
 THOJtfAS MCDONALD, ESQ., ) Members of j Morrlsburgh, Oat. 
 
 DUNCAN G. MCMILLAN, Esq.. \ Board of Audit, j south IFlnch, o..t. 
 
 E. A. GRAVELY, Esq., Gaol Physician, Cornwall, Ont. 
 
 ALLAN CAMERON. Esij., CARErAKER, Cornwall, Out. 
 DUNCAN McMARTIN, Esq., Messenuek, Cornwall, Ont. 
 
 TRUSTEES OF HIGH SCHOOLS ; INSPECTORS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS 
 AND SUB-TREASURERS OF SCHOOL MONEYS, 1892. 
 
 Trustees of District JKo. 1, Williamstown—Q. H. McGllLvray and Donald McDonn.d 
 appointed 1890 ; John Kot-s and William Robinson, appointed 18!tl ; and Alexander Falkner 
 and D. J. McLennn. , appointed lH9l>. 
 
 Trustees of DistHct No, 2. Alexandria— Sohn Sln.pson, in place of John A. MoDougald, 
 resigned ; D. B. McMillan, appointed 1891, and Dougald J. McMillan, a i pointed 1892. 
 
 Trustees of Distiict No. ."?, Cornwall—^. C. McGregor, appointed 1890; P. A. Casselraan, 
 appointed 1891 ; and James Di^igwall. appointed 1892. 
 
 Trustees of District No. 4, Morrisburgh—WUUam Whittaker, appointed 1S90: M. Willard, 
 appointed 1891 ; and William Allison appointed 1892. 
 
 Trustees of District No. 5, l7-ui/uois— John Harkness, appointed 1890; A. B. Carman, 
 !i ppointed 1891 ; and Dr. Jamieson, appointed 1892. 
 
 Inspectors of Public iVr/ioois— Alexander McNanghlon, Esq., Siormont, Cornwall, Ont. ; 
 Ar'hur Brown, Esq., Dunda*, Muinsburgh, Ont.; Donald McDiarmld, Esq., Gler-garry, 
 Athol, Ont. 
 
 County Examiners— y/lensrs. McNaugliton, Carman, Br«)wn and McDiarmld. 
 
 Sub-TreasM-er of School Moneys— C. J. Mattloe, Esq., C'ornwa 1, On!. 
 
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 STANDING RULES AND REGULATIONS 
 
 — OF THK — 
 
 OOUNOIL OF THE CORPORATION 
 
 — OF THE — 
 
 ilTGD CODIES OF STORMT, IliDAS MD mfAUl 
 
 As Revised and Adopted by the Oounoil, October, 1886, 
 and as subsequently altered and amended. 
 
 meetlnvs and Adjournment* of tbe Council. 
 
 1. The Council shall meet at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Ho'r«of meet- 
 Court House, Cornwall, unless otherwise especially provided ; and if |°8 and ad- 
 at the time appointed there be no quorum, the Warden, or the Chair- ®" * 
 man appointed in his absence, may take the chair and adjourn with 
 
 the consent of the majority then present. 
 
 2. When the Council adjourns, the members shall keep their When raemb* 
 seats until the Warden or Chairman leaves the chair. era shall leave 
 
 3. Whenever the Warden or Chairman is obliged to adjourn the ^ ' 
 Council for want of a quorum, the hour at which such adjournment When names 
 is made, and the names of the members then present, shall be in- Jg^^n® **''®° 
 serted in the minutes of the Council. 
 
 4. When a quorum is present, the Warden or Chairman shall a --^ 
 take the chair and call the members to order. The roll shall then oJaquorum. 
 be called. 
 
 Minute*. 
 
 5. Immediately after the Warden or Chairman shall have taken Minutes to be 
 the chair, the minutes of the preceding: day shall be read by the "^^ad. 
 Clerk. Any error or omission in the minutes shall then be corrected 
 
 by the Council. When reports 
 
 All the reports, bylaws and memorials adopted by the Council fd'^^'^hrviv^of 
 shall be printed in the appendix to the minutes. mlnuteB. 
 
 Warden. 
 
 6. In the election of Warden, the names of the candidates shall The Election 
 be placed in the hands of the Clerk immediately after the members °^ Warden. 
 shall have taken their seats, and in case of more than one candidate 
 
 being proposed, then the Clerk shall name two scrutineers from the 
 members present, and shall proceed to take the vote by ballot. He 
 shall check the vote after being counted by the scrutineers, and shall 
 declare the number of votes cast for each candidate : he shall con- 
 tinue the ballot— dropping the name of the candidate having the least 
 numoer of votes— until a majority of the members present has been 
 obtained for one of the candidates, when he shall decLire the can- 
 didate who has so obtained said majority duly elected. In cage of a 
 tie the question shall be decided as provided by R.S.O. 1887, chap. 
 184, sec. 227. 
 
 7. The Warden or Chairman shall preserve order, and decide OrdWi 4o. 
 questions of order, subject lo an appeal to the Council. 
 
 8. When the Warden or Chairman is called upon to explain a Points of Or- 
 point ot order or practice, he is to state the rule applicable to the^*''*"- 
 case without argument or comment, and when objection is taken to 
 
 the ruling of the Warden or Chairman, members may discuss the 
 point of order before the vote is taken. 
 
 9. In case the Warden shall not be in attendaince the Clerk shall When Ohalr- 
 call the meeting to order until a Chairman be chosen, who shall pre-51^„il' *® *>• 
 side until the arrival of the Warden.' If the Warden or Chairman ''"™"'°* 
 desire to leave the chair for the purpose of taking part in the debate 
 
 or otherwise, he shall appoint one of the members of Council to fill 
 his place until he resumes the chair. 
 
n 
 
 Two or 
 uiemberH ris 
 
 W hen mem 
 
 Members call- 
 eil to urrter. 
 
 Members may , 
 
 9l«iiib«rN N|icnklnir> 
 
 10. Every member, previous to his Hpeaking to a quesMon, shall 
 rise and address the chair. 
 
 11. If two or more members rise at once, the Warden, or 
 """■"^ Chairman, .sliall name tlie njembor vvh(» i« first to speak. ^ 
 
 12. Every member juesent, wlien a (jiiestion is put m Council, 
 hl^rs^mRv not shall Vote tliereon, unk-KS the Council sliall excuse him. 
 
 vote. 13. When the VNarden or Chairman is putting a <iuestion, no 
 
 Or«ier when member shall walk out of, or acrot^s, tlie Council chamber ; nor when 
 
 qi"eHtioV!* *a member is speaking sliall any other member hold discourse to 
 
 interrupt him, except to order, nor puss between him and the chair. 
 
 14. A member called to order shall sit down, unless r)ermitted 
 to explain, and the Council, if appealed to, shall decide on the case, 
 but without debate ; if there be no appeal the decision ol the chair 
 shall be submitted to. 
 
 15. No member shall speak beside the question in debate. 
 ^^ 10. Any member may, of rit-ht, re(iuire the question or motion ta 
 
 request mo^ be read for his information at any time of the debate, but not so as 
 
 tion to be read to interrupt a member speakina:. 
 
 Ltraltatlon of 1'/. No member, other than the one proposing a question or 
 
 right of speak- motion (who shall be permitted to reply,) shall speak more tha,n 
 
 *°*^' once on the same question, without leave of the Counci', except in 
 
 explanation of a material part of his speech, which must be void of 
 
 improper personalities. 
 
 NtrnnKerN. 
 
 18. No stranger shall be admitted within the bar of the Council 
 fcJtrangers. without permission from tr.e Warden or Chairman. 
 
 Kules of the C^onucil. 
 Rules In Com- i<). The rules of the Council shall be observed in a Committee of 
 Whole. °' ^^® the whole Council, excepting the rules limiting the number of times 
 
 of speaking, and of taking yeas and nays, and the rule requiring 
 
 that motions shall be written and seconded. 
 
 OivlsionH of me Council. 
 When names 20. Upon a division of the Council, the names of those who vote 
 to be recorded, f^jj.^ g^^^^ ^f H^^j^q ^h^ vote against the question, shall be entered 
 
 upon the minutes, if any member require it. 
 
 .notiouH niitl <liieHliouN. 
 Motion to ad- 21. A motion to adjourn the Council siiall always be in order, 
 journ. except when a vote is being taken. 
 
 Motion to 2^* In committee, a motion that the Chairman leave the chair 
 leave the shall always be in order, and shall take the place of any other motion 
 chair In Com- without debate. 
 
 w hlf't mo- 23. No motion,except for adjournment,for going into Committee of 
 tions need noi the whole on By laws or Keports, or for receiving Reports and Petitions 
 be in wrltlnK. g^^U be debated or put, unless the same be in writing, and seconded. 
 Motions not to 24. After a moti;n has been read by the Warden or Chairman, it 
 be withdrawn ghall be deemed to be in the possession of the Council ; bat may be 
 withou eave ^jth^fa^jj ^t any time before decision or amendment, with permis- 
 sion of the Council, 
 questions" un^ ^^' ^^^^ * question is under debate no motion shall be received, 
 der debate, unless to ainend it, or commit it, or to postpone it to a certain day, or 
 
 fpr the previous question, or to lay it on the table, or for adjournment. 
 The previous 26. The previous question, until it is decidedi shall preclude all 
 question. amendment and debate of the main question ; and shall be in the 
 
 following words, "Shall the main motion be now put ?" 
 Motion for 27. A motion for commitment, until it is decided, sha 1 preclude 
 commitment all amendment to the main qifestion. 
 
 28. Ail questions, whether in Council or Committee, shall be put 
 Order of ques- in tin. older they are moved, except in filling up blanks; the shortest 
 tions, tJQjg and the lowest sum shall be put first, and amendnjents &hs\\\ 
 
 take precedence of oyigipal rripiiojis. 
 
 
a qiieHtion, shall 
 
 lio VVarileti, or 
 
 poak. 
 
 I put in Council, 
 
 :)ini. 
 
 ; a <|uestion, no 
 
 niber ; nor wlien 
 
 i()!(i discourse to 
 
 ti) and the chair. 
 
 mless r>ermitted 
 
 :;ide on the case, 
 
 sion of the chair 
 
 in debate. 
 
 ion or motion to 
 
 te, but not so as 
 
 ; a question or 
 
 peak more than 
 
 )unci') except in 
 
 must be void of 
 
 of the Council 
 
 a Committee of 
 number of times 
 e rule requiring 
 
 I those who vote 
 shall be entered 
 
 lys be in order, 
 
 leave the chair 
 my other motion 
 
 ito Committee of 
 3rt8 and Petitions 
 g, and seconded. 
 1 or Chairman, it 
 oil ; bat may be 
 3nt, with permis- 
 
 ihall be received, 
 
 a certain day, or 
 
 for adjournment. 
 
 hall preclude all 
 
 I shall be in the 
 
 Jt?" 
 
 id, sha 1 preclude 
 
 ttee, shall be put 
 nks ; the shortest 
 nendn^ents &hs\\\ 
 
 No inotlnn lo 
 haven prearn- 
 hln. 
 
 Rpcepllon of 
 rnotl'>ns when 
 Hecondud. 
 
 Motions con- 
 Mary to rulefl. 
 
 MotlonR re- 
 quiring one 
 aay'8 notice. 
 
 2\). No motion having a preamble shall be admitted by this Coun- 
 cil ; but rrsolutions may have preambles. 
 
 30. Every motion when secondcMt must be received and road by 
 the Warden or Chairman in Council, except in cases otherwise pro- 
 vided for in the rules. 
 
 31. It shall be the duty ot the Warden or ('hairman in Council, 
 whenever he shall conceive that a motion whicli he has received and 
 read, is contrary to the rules of the Council, to apprise the Council 
 thereof, immediately before the question of such motion is put, and 
 to all the rules applicable to the case. 
 
 32. No motion for a grant of money, the discharge of any special 
 committee, or for the appointment or dismissal of any oflicer, or for 
 the introduction of any charge against an officer of the County, shall 
 be made until after one day's notice thereof has been givt;n ; except 
 upon the recommendation of a standing committee. 
 
 By-l<awa> 
 
 33. Every By Law shall be introduced by a motion for leave, of Mode of intro- 
 which one day's notice shall be given, specifying the title of the bill, Uucing. 
 
 or by a motion to appoint a Committee to prepare and bring it in, or 
 by order of the Council on the report of a Committee. 
 
 34. No By-Law shall be committed or amended until it shall have ^ 
 
 Ur.^,^ t...,^^ ^r.^A Two readinga 
 
 been twice read. before com- 
 
 35. All amendments made in Committee shall be reported to the mitment. 
 Council by the Chairman standing in his place. After report, and the ^^r'ted"*" y 
 By-Law has been read a third time, it shall be subject to a debate Committee, 
 and amendment in Council, before the question to pass, sign and seal 
 
 shall be decided. 
 
 ReadlnKS. 
 
 36. Every By-Law shall receive three several readings,previou8 to 
 its being passed, which readings may be on the same day, unless ob 
 jected to by three or more members present, and all motions for the 
 introduction of the several readings of By-Laws, and the passing, 
 signing and sealing of same shall contain, as well as the 
 number, the title of the By-Law. 
 
 37. When a By-Law is read in the Council, tlie Clerk shall certify 
 the readings and the time on the back. 
 
 38. By-Laws committed to a Committee of the wholeCouncil shall 
 first be read throughout by either the Clerk or the Chairman, and 
 then debated by clauses, leaving the preamble and the title to be 
 last considered. 
 
 39. When a By-Law passes the Council, the Clerk shall certify the 
 same with the date thereof at the foot of the By-Law, and shall be 
 signed by the Warden and Clerk and have the Seal of the Corporation 
 attached thereto. 
 
 Petitions. 
 
 40. Petitions, memorials and other papers addressed to the Couir „ 
 cil shall be presented by a member in his place, who shall be an-ed?*^ present- 
 awerable to the Council that they do not contain improper or 
 impertinent matter. Every oetition, remonstrance, or written ap- 
 plication intended to be presented to the Council may be delivered 
 to any member thereof, and the member to whom it shall be given T'^ }^^ exam- 
 shall examine the same,and indorse thereon the name of the applicant dorsed* ^°' 
 and the substance of such app ication and sign his own name thereto, 
 which endorsement only shall be read by the Clerk, unless a member Sfoe'^read^'or 
 shall require the reading of the paper, in which case the whole shall the petitio'j if 
 be read. required. 
 
 4L No petition or account shall be received by this Council after 
 the second day of each meeting, unless it shall arise out of any 
 matter before the Council. • 
 
 Three read- 
 ings on 'differ- 
 ent days. 
 
 Clerk to cer- 
 tily readings. 
 
 To be read in 
 Committee of 
 the whole. 
 
 When passed 
 by the Coun- 
 cil, to b cer- 
 tided. 
 
6 
 
 i 
 
 PapoFM ad- 
 dreaHtid to tho 
 Council to be 
 read by tbe 
 Clerk. 
 
 PApem l.nid Before the rounell— Form or KeAdlns. 
 
 42. PiiporH laid belbip the Coincil, or relerreil to a Coniinitteo for 
 
 lichinition. are of ri«ht to bo road onco by tho Clerk or 
 
 at tlio tal)Io ; but whoii (moo road to the Council or Com- 
 
 Commlltee of 
 the wbole. 
 
 Motion to rise 
 and report. 
 
 Members re- 
 ferring mo- 
 tion. «kc.. to 
 Hoeclal Com- 
 mittee to be 
 one. 
 
 Majority o f 
 Committee to 
 form a quo- 
 rum. 
 
 Warden e x- 
 o ffl ci o of 
 H i a D d i D g 
 Com Qiilees. 
 Orders of the 
 day to have 
 preference to 
 motions. 
 Tobe taken up 
 la successioD. 
 
 ipot 
 their coriHid 
 
 Chairman , 
 
 mitteo they are then like every othcu' paper that beIotig8 to the 
 Council, to bo moved fnr :o be read, and if ol)jected to, to be decided 
 by taking the aenae ot the Council or Committee. 
 
 4:oinniitleeN. . • iir i 
 
 43. In forming a (lommittee of the whole Council, tho Warden or 
 Chairman shall leave the chair, and shall, before leaving the sanie, ap- 
 point a Chairman to prenido. whonhall have the Hame authority in the 
 chair of tho Committee as Ihe Warden in th-i chair of the Council, 
 and in other Committees the Chairman shall have the same aiithority. 
 
 44. On motion in Committee to rise and report, the question shall 
 be decided without debate. 
 
 45. When in the Committee of the whole a motion to rise has 
 been put and carried, before any definite action has been taken in 
 respect to the matter under consideration, tho subject referred to 
 Committee shall be considered to be disposed of in tho negative. 
 
 46. When a member introduces a by-law, oeti ion or motion, upon 
 any subject, and the same is referrorJ to a special Committee, the 
 member introducing the by-law, petition or motioii, shall be one of 
 the Committee without being named by the Council. 
 
 47. A mnjority ot any Committee may proceed to business. 
 
 Ntandlnic t'oinmiUeeH' 
 
 48. In the fust Session of the Council in each and every year, stand- 
 ing Committees, to consist of not less than seven members each, be- 
 sides the Warden, shall be appointed to the following purposes, viz :— 
 
 1. Education. 5. Equalization of Assessment. 
 
 2. Finance and Asspssment. 0. Printing. 
 
 3. County Property. 7. Communications. 
 
 4. Roads and Bridges. 
 
 All documents relating to those subjects shall be severally re- 
 ferred, unless referred to a Special Committee. 
 
 49. The several Committees an Education, County Property and 
 Roads and Bridges shall meet the second day of each Session of 
 Council at 9 o'clock a.m., and those on Finance and Assessment, and 
 Printing and Communications at 2 o'clock p.m. 
 
 50. The Committee on Equalizntion shall consist of the Reeves of 
 theseveral Municipalities, and in their absence of the Deputy Reeves. 
 
 51. The Warden shall, for the purpose of consultation, as well as 
 of voting, be ex oflicio n member of every Conmiittee. 
 
 OrderH of the liny. 
 
 52. The orders of the day shall have preference over any motion 
 before the Council. 
 
 53. When any order or orders of the day shall be left undisposed of 
 at the time of an adjournment, either for want of a quorum or other- 
 wise, such order or orders shall be taken up in succession as the first 
 business after a daily routine at the next meeting of the Council. 
 
 Routine BnsiiieHS of the Council. 
 The daily routme business of the Council shall be as follows : — 
 
 1. Calling the roll. 6, Reading petitions. 
 
 2. Reading minutes of preced- 7. Presenting reports by com- 
 
 ing day. mittees. 
 
 3. Receiving communications. 8. Giving notices. 
 
 4. Reading communications. 9. Orders of the Day. 
 
 5. Presentint; petitions. 
 
 Revised and adopted 21st October, 1886. 
 
 P. A. Stewart, Chairman of Special Committee. 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open Council this 22nd day of Oct., 1886. 
 C. J, Lattice, Clerk. p. A. McAjiTiiUE, Warden. 
 
 I 
 
 w 
 
 i 
 
 "* 
 
Ad In*. 
 
 Jominitteofor 
 
 the Clerk or 
 
 uncil or C'om- 
 
 elongH to the 
 
 to be decided 
 
 ,ho Warden or 
 ; the Slime, ap- 
 ithorlty in the 
 :' the Council, 
 me authority. 
 (jueHtion shall 
 
 on to rise has 
 )eon taken in 
 3t referred to 
 ) negative, 
 motion, upon 
 tmmitteo, the 
 hall be one of 
 
 business. 
 
 ry year, stand- 
 ibers each, be- 
 irpoaes, viz : — 
 Usessment. 
 
 I severally re- 
 Property and 
 ch Session of 
 iscssment, and 
 
 ' the Reeves of 
 eputy Reeves, 
 ion, as well as 
 
 nr any motion 
 
 i undisposed of 
 orum or other- 
 ion as the first 
 he Council. 
 
 e as follows : — 
 tions. 
 
 sports by com- 
 es. 
 ! Day. 
 
 Committee, 
 y of Oct., 1886. 
 
 MINUTES OP THB UNITED COUNTIES OJ» 
 
 STORMONT. DUNDAS AND GLKNGARRY. 
 
 189S. 
 
 X\T 
 
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 UE, TT^rucH 
 
 JANUARY^SKSSION. 
 
 Garporatlon of the United CoiintlCM of 
 Slormont, Uiindns nnd Gleiii;arry. 
 
 FIRHT DAY. 
 
 CoRNWAM,, January 2r)th, 1S92. 
 
 The Council met this day at 2 p.m., 
 pursuant to Statute, the Clerk presiding. 
 
 There being no quorum present the 
 Clerk declared the meeting adjourned 
 to 7.30 p.m. this evening. 
 
 EVENINO SESSION. 
 
 The Council met at 7.30 p.m , pur 
 auant to adjournment, the Clerk presid 
 ing. 
 
 The following Reeves and Deputy 
 
 Reeves having Hrat filed their certificates, 
 
 took their seats as members of the Coun 
 
 ties' Council for the year one thousand 
 
 eight hundred and ninety-two : — 
 
 Charlottenhurou. — A. R. McDonald, 
 Reeve; Ewan DIiii$wh11 aiiil Hugh A. Cam- 
 eron. Deputy- 'lee ves. 
 
 liANOASTBB TOWNSHIP. —J. B. Snider, 
 Reeve. 
 
 Lancaster Village. -R. .1. McDoiigall, 
 Reeve. 
 
 Kbnyow.-A. a. St^ewart, Renve ; .Iame.s 
 Fraser and D. C. Campbell. Depnly-R'.'eves. 
 
 LoCHlEL.— A. R. Mcnougall, Reeve ; Don- 
 ald \fcCasklll and Rod'k F. McRue, Depuiy- 
 Reeves. 
 
 Alexandria. — Duncan A. McDonald. 
 Reeve. 
 
 RoxBOROUOR. — .Tohn Bennet.t, Rt^eve ; 
 Emerson Warner and Robert J. Thompson, 
 Deputy-Reeves. 
 
 yiNOii.— F. D. McNauBhton, Reeve; J. R. 
 W. Crysler, Deputy-Reeve. 
 
 OsNABBUCK.— Qeorsfe Kerr, Reeve ; A. \V. 
 Ault and J. Q. Adams, Deptity-Heeve>i. 
 
 Cornwall Township —Donald McDon- 
 ald, Reeve; D. J. Mcintosh and Donald D. 
 McDonald. Deputy- Reeves. 
 
 Cornwall Town.— Francis Lally, Jr and 
 Wm. Oalllnger, Deputy- Reeves. 
 
 Winchester Villaqe.- John S. Ross, 
 Reeve. 
 
 Winchester Township.— Thomas Ham- 
 ilton. Reeve; -"Ham lel Howes, Deputy- Reeve. 
 
 Mountain. — Elijah Gres^ory, Reeve- 
 James Mulholland, Deputy-Reeve. 
 
 Iroquois Villaob.- Thos.Cou'ter, Reeve. 
 Matilda.- James Colllson, Reeve ; Wm. 
 Banford and Carml Locke, Deputy- Reeves. 
 Morrisburoh,— Thofi, McDonald, Reeve. 
 Chesterville.— Wra. N. Barrie, Reeve. 
 
 WiLLiAMSBUHOH. — (?. D. OaHelman, 
 Reeve ; R. M. HiickstHud ant! Geo. Durant, 
 Dupuly-Rooven. 
 
 Maxville.— A. D. McRiie, Reeve. 
 
 Roll called. All the members present 
 except Messrs. C. J, Hamilton and T. A. 
 MoDdiiiral. 
 
 Nominations for Warden were made 
 as follnw^3, viz : — 
 
 Mr. Stewart, Keeve of the Townsaip 
 of Ken von. 
 
 Mr. McDonald, Reeve of the Township 
 of Charlottenburgh. 
 
 The Clerk appointed Messrs, Hamilton 
 (Winchester) and MoNaughton scruti- 
 neers of ballots cast. 
 
 The vote was taken by ballot and 
 resulted as follows : — 
 
 Mr. Htewirt , 21 
 
 Mr. McDonald , itf 
 
 The Clerk declared Mr. Stewart, Keeve 
 of Kenyon, duly elected Warden. 
 
 Mr. Stewart, having bepn conducted 
 to the Warden's chair, by Mr. McDon- 
 ald (Charlottenburgh) thanked the 
 Councd for the honor conr»*rred upon 
 him. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Bennett, second- 
 ed by Mr. McDonald (Reeve of Cornwall 
 Township) the Council adjourned for 
 ten minutes to allow the Warden elect 
 to take his declaration of office. 
 
 The Warden having subscribed and 
 made his declaration of office, before 
 Mr. ,J. A. McDougald, J, P., Council re- 
 sumed. 
 
 The minutes of the Evening Session 
 ol the last day of the October Session 
 were read by the ClerK and upon motion 
 of Mr. McDonald (Alexandria) seconded 
 by Mr. McDonald (Morrisburgh) were 
 adopted. 
 
 The following communications, re- 
 ceived by the Clerk, were read : 
 
 Report of County Auditors of .''reasurer's 
 books for 1891. 
 
 From James Dingwall, Clerk of the Peace 
 and County Attorney, enclosing certified 
 copy of Grand Jurors' presentment of the 
 liial Decern oer Sessions. 
 
 From the Clerk of the County of Grey 
 (Owen .Sound) praying co-operation in a 
 certain metuorlal to His Honor the Lieut. 
 Governor, of Ontario, in Council for amend- 
 ments in School L6,w, so as to abolish Union. 
 High and Public »cQooi iiourds now lu 
 existance. 
 
X'V .. \ J>:i»: j .. v .. f ».— — _. II...I -— — . . . , ■ . — — 
 
 Protn the tlou. the Attorney-General, in 
 reply lo rre;iHurer'8 let'er re Nation River 
 Drainage Improvements. 
 
 From Me^srH. 'Johnston &. Bradfleld, Ba - 
 risters.Morrlsburgh.encloslngsworQ annual 
 statement or report ol Isaiah A. Merklt^y, 
 Director of Willlamsbn''gh Road Company, 
 of renelpts and expenditures of said Com- 
 pany for r83K 
 
 Fro II cierK of Ciunty of Oxlon! (Wood 
 stock), pray.ng co-oneratlon In a certain 
 Petition to thaL?gl8latlve Assembly of the 
 Province of (Jiitarlo, for the reoeal of sec. 30, 
 chap. 50, Ontario Statutes, 1890, with r='ler- 
 ence to maintenance by sub-municipali- 
 ties oi bridges 100 leet In length or upwards. 
 
 Prom Mrs. E. M. EIHott, Iroqnois, acknow- 
 ledijins receipv,of and expressln,^ thanks for 
 resolation of condolence tendered her at 
 October Ses-ion on dealn of late Wiinam 
 Elliott, Esri. 
 
 From Assistant Commifsloner of Depirt- 
 mentof Crown Lands, for Ontario, in reply 
 to Treasnrer's enquiry as to Issue of Paieiit 
 for Lot ^o. 16, north of Water street, in Town 
 of Cornwall. 
 
 From the Clerk of the County of Elgin (St. 
 Thomas), praying co-operation in a certain 
 Petition to House of Commons for Canada 
 for amended legislation with reference to 
 soace allowed each animal on shipboard in 
 freighting and sliipment ofcattle. 
 
 From the President and Hon. Secretary of 
 the ''^atiitda Land Law Amendment Associa- 
 tion, Toronto, requesMog this Council to 
 oass a resolution (o the Legislature of On- 
 tario asking them to extend tbe aupllcutiou 
 of the Torrens System of Land Transfer to 
 th3be Counties. 
 
 Prom the S "etary of Department of 
 Public Works for Ontario, acknowledginji 
 receipt of j'nemorial presented by this Coun- 
 ties' CPunclt at October S-^ssloo praying /or 
 the apjjroprlatlon of Provincial Grant of 
 $3,0o0.00 in aid of the Nation River Drainage 
 Improvements. 
 
 From R. W. Phipps, Esq.. Clerk of 
 Forestry, Toronto, enclosing number of 
 Questions to be answered relative to forests 
 of these United Counties. 
 
 From , A. M. Rosebrugh, Treasurer of 
 Prisoners' Aid Association, Toronto, asking 
 for financial aid on behall of said association. 
 
 From manager of "Municipal World," St. 
 Thomaj, soliciting subscriptions to thai 
 journal. 
 
 Prom A. Harkness. Esq., Iroquois, calling 
 attention of Council to alleged misleading 
 statementaln Report of Nation River Drain- 
 age Committee ol Oct ibt-r (1891) Session, and 
 requesting an Investigation into and a 
 rectification 'if the same. 
 
 From publisher.! of ihe "Contract Record," 
 Toronto, explaining contemplated Improve- 
 ments fn municiDal branch of said journal, 
 and solicitinij sn.bscrlpllons thereto and the 
 insertion of advertisements therein. 
 
 Fiom J. P. Whitney, Esq.,Q,.C., Mor-ls- 
 bnrifh. explaining p esent position of Hill I's. 
 Middagh suits. 
 
 A petition was presented by Mi*. Mc 
 Naughton (Finch), signed by Frank 
 Gardner and twelve other ratepayers 
 and owners of lands in lltli and lilMi 
 conoessions of Township of Finch, pray- 
 ing that this Council appoint a properly 
 qu '.ified survayor to locate and open up 
 the headline between said concessions 
 from a post planted by one George 
 
 Bruce, P.L.S., on the boundary line 
 running north and south on the eastern 
 side of said concessions to a post planted 
 on the boundary line between Town- 
 ships of Finch and Winchester on 
 western side of said concessions. 
 
 A petition was presented by Mr. Kerr, 
 signed by Joseph Kerr and some thirty 
 other ratepayers of Townships of Osna- 
 bruck and Williamsburgh, praying for 
 the opening up for public traffic of the 
 boundary road between the Townships 
 aforesaid through the rear half of the 
 first concession and front half of the 
 second concessions of said Townships of 
 Osnabruck and Williamsburgh. 
 
 The aforesaid petitions were read by 
 the Clerk. 
 
 NOTICKS. 
 
 Mr. Hamilton (Winchester) gives nollce 
 that he will to-morrow ask leave to intro- 
 duce a By-Law for the appointment of a 
 County Board of Audit. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald 
 (Cnarlottenbiirgh), seconded by Mr 
 Cameron, the following members were 
 appoini^ed a Special Committee to strike 
 the Standing Committees of this Coun- 
 cil for the year 1802, and to report at 
 tomorrow's Session, \\l : Messrs. Mc- 
 Donald (Alexandria), Snider, McDougall 
 (Lochiel), Bennett, McNaughton, Kerr, 
 McDonald (Reeve of CornwallTownship). 
 Barrie, Collison. Casselman, Hamilton 
 (Winchester), Gregory, McDonald (Mor- 
 risburgh), Campbell, Gallinger and the 
 Mover and Seconder. 
 
 Upon moton of Mr. Casselman, sec- 
 onded by Mr. Durant, this Council 
 adjournecl to meet at 10 o'clock a.m., 
 to morrow. 
 A. I. Macdonkm-, a. a, Stewart, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 NKCOND DAT. 
 
 Cornwall, January 27th, 1892. 
 
 The Council met at 10 a.m., pursuant 
 to adjournment. 
 
 The Warden in the Chair. 
 
 Roll called. All members present 
 except Messrs. Hamilton (Cornwall) and 
 AicDougal (Lancaster Township.) 
 
 The minutes of yesterday Evenin/'i's 
 Session were reai? and upon motion of 
 Mr. Kerr, seconded by Mr. Adams, were 
 contirmei and signed by the Warden 
 and Clerk. 
 
 The following communications wero 
 received and read by the Clerk, viz. :- - 
 
9 
 
 loandary line 
 in the eastern 
 a post planted 
 (tween Town- 
 inchester on 
 sssions. 
 
 d by Mr. Kerr, 
 d some thirty 
 ihips of Osna- 
 I, praying for 
 
 traffic of the 
 he Townships 
 ir half of the 
 , half of the 
 
 Toivnships of 
 urgh. 
 ivere read by 
 
 r) gives notice 
 leave to Irjlro- 
 olutineut of a 
 
 r. McDonald 
 ided by Mr. 
 lembers were 
 littee to strike 
 of this Coun- 
 1 to report at 
 : Messrs. Mc- 
 er, McDougall 
 Lighten, Kerr. 
 allTownship). 
 an, Hamilton 
 jDonald (Mor- 
 iger and the 
 
 isselman, sec- 
 this Council 
 o'clock a.m., 
 
 \, Stewart, 
 Warden. 
 
 ry 27th, 1892. 
 .m., pursuant 
 
 r. 
 
 [hers present 
 Uornwall) and 
 nship.) 
 
 day Evenin/'i's 
 
 )on motion of 
 
 , Adams, were 
 
 the Warden 
 
 lioations wero 
 Clerk, viz. :-- 
 
 From K. Blsset.EKq., applying lorTreasiirer- 
 Bhip of the* Counties lor current year at a 
 salary of S700. 
 
 From R. W. Lend rum, Esq.. P. L. S., 
 appointed at October Me.taion to inake a 
 survey cf lands In T«»wnsliips o( RfixhoroiiBl) 
 and Cambridge with a view oi drain'.ua 
 same Into Butternut Creek in tlie said Town- 
 ship of Canibrlds,e, s-ibmitling a report of 
 the survey made by him In accordance wltli 
 the resolution appointing l)im, accompanied 
 by a plan, profiles and .Schedule of Assess- 
 ment upon the Municipalities Interested, 
 
 A petition was prespnted by Mr, 
 Casselman, and read, signed by George 
 Dawley and some twenty two other rate- 
 payers of Williamsburgh and Morris- 
 burgh, praying that this Council do take 
 such steps as the law directs to have the 
 Corporation of the Village of Morris- 
 burgh perform their ."^hare of statute 
 labor upon and pay their proportionate 
 share towards the expense of opening 
 up for public traffic the headline road 
 between first and second concessions of 
 'Jownshipot Williamsburgh, said to be 
 i .1 an impassable condition from what is 
 known as the Gravel lload, eastward 
 along said headline for some distance. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Alex 
 andria), seconded by Mr. Hamilton 
 (Winchester), the report of the special 
 committee to strike the Standing Com- 
 mittees of this Council for 1892, was 
 received and read and referred to a 
 committee of Uie whole. 
 
 Mr. McDonald (Morrisburgh) in the 
 chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report without 
 amendment. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Mor- 
 risburgh), seconded i.y Mr. McDonald 
 (Alexandria), the repor^ of the special 
 committee to strike Standing Commit- 
 tees, just adopted in committee of the 
 whole, was adopted in Council. 
 
 The Standing Committees for the year 
 1892, as struck by special committee, 
 are as follows : 
 
 No. 1. Finance Committee. — Mes.'^.s. Thos. 
 McDonald. Cluiirman, James F'raser, C. J. 
 Hamilton, Wm. N. Barrie, Emerson Warner, 
 James Collison, D. McDonald, George Kerr, 
 John A, McDougal.F.D.McNauijhton, Elijah 
 Gregory, Tbos. Coulter, A. R. McDour •II. A. 
 1», McRae, Johns. Ross, Thomas HamiUon, 
 C, D. Casselman, D. A, McDonald, A. K. 
 McDonald and Arthur W. Ault. 
 
 No. 2. Education CommtMee.— Messrs. John 
 Bennett, James Kraser (Chairman), J. G. 
 AdamH, Samuel Howes, Thos. McDonald, U. 
 A. Cameron. D, D. McDonald, C. D. Cassel- 
 man, V. C, Campbell, F. Lally, Donald Mc- 
 Casklll. Roderick J. McDougall, Thomas 
 Coulter, D. A. McDonald. J. B. Snider, James 
 Mulholland, Wm. N, Barrle, J. S. Roni, 
 Carml Locke, A, D, MoBae , r ^u J. R, Cryeler. 
 
 No. 3. .Roads and liridges Committee.— 
 Messrs. R. M. Beckstead, R. J. Thompson, 
 Wm. Banford, D. .1. Mcintosh, R, F. McRae, 
 W»ii, Giilllnger, F. D. McNaunhton, George 
 Kerr (Chairman), Ewan Dingwall, Elijah 
 Gregory. James Fraser and Thos. Hamilton. 
 
 No. 4. Committee on County Property.-- 
 Messrs. John Bennett {Vhairman), J. G. 
 Adams, Geo. Durant, Carml Locke J. K. 
 Crysler, Ewan Dingwall, D. O. Cauipbeil, 
 Samuel Howes, A. R. McDougall, William 
 Galllnger, D. McDonald, James Mulbolland 
 and John A. McDougul. 
 
 No. r,. Committee on Printing.— MesBTS. A, 
 W. Ault (CfMirman), 3. B, tsnider, H. A, 
 Cameron, l>, D. McDonald, Wm, Baniord, 
 Wm. N. Barrle, J. S. Ross, R. J. Thompson, 
 Geo. Durant, Thoa McDonald, F. Lally and 
 F. D. McNaughton. 
 
 No. G. Committee on Communications.— 
 Messis. C. J. Hamilton, E. Warner, James 
 CollLson, D. McCaskiil, D. D. McDonald. A. 
 R. McDonald, R. M. Beckstead, Thomas 
 f'oiilter, J. S. Ross andThoH. McDonald. 
 
 It tvas moved by Mr. McDonald (Mor- 
 risburgh), seconded by Mr. Hamilton 
 (Winchester), that Arthur H. Phmsoll, 
 Esq., of Montreal, be appointed Auditor 
 of this Council for 1892, and that a 
 By-Law be prepared accordingly, salary 
 same as last year, viz , 160. 
 
 It was moved in amendment to the 
 last notion by Mr. McDonald (Reeve 
 Cornwall Tp.), seconded by Mr. Mcin- 
 tosh, that D. J. McGillis, Esq., of Mouli- 
 nette, be appoin«;ed Auditor of this 
 Council for current year at a salary of 
 !5>60. 
 
 It was moved as an amendment to the 
 amendment by Mr. McNaughton, sec- 
 onded by Mr. Crysler, that William S. 
 Hughes, Esq., of the Town of Cornwall, 
 be appointed Auditor of this Council for 
 current year at a salary of $50. 
 
 It was moved as a further amendment 
 to the amendment by Mr, Ross, seconded 
 by Mr. Kerr, that the matter of the 
 appointment of the County Auditors be 
 deferred until to-morrow. 
 
 The last motion was first voted upon 
 and was declared to he carried upon a 
 show of hands, and the main motion, 
 amendment thereto, and first amend- 
 ment to the amendment laid over until 
 to-morrow's session. 
 
 NOTICES. 
 Mr. AlcDonald (Charlottenburgh) gives 
 notice that he will to-morrow ask leave to 
 Introduce a By-Law appointing High School 
 Trustees for the various High School Dlvls^ 
 Ions ol these United Counties. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. Warner, a special committee was 
 appointed composed of the following 
 gentlemen, viz :— Messrs. McNaughton, 
 Kraser, Thompaon, Crysler md the 
 
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 mover and seconder, to take into con- 
 sideration the report of R. W. Lendrum, 
 Esq., P.LS., who was appointed by this 
 Council at its last session to examine 
 and report upon certain lands in the 8th 
 concession of the Township of Roxbor- 
 ough with a view to their drainage into 
 the Butternut Creek in the Township of 
 Cambridge in the United Counties of 
 Prescott and RusselH and to report to 
 this Council at this session. 
 
 NOTIOES. 
 
 Mr. NfcDonald (Alexandria) gives notice 
 that he will to-morrow ask leave to Intro- 
 duce a By-Law to re-appolnt committee in 
 connection with the River Beaudette drain- 
 age Improvements. 
 
 Mr. Hamilton (Winchester) gives notice 
 that he will to-morrow ask leave to Intro- 
 duce a By-Law to appoint Preventive Officers 
 for the various municipalities of these 
 United Counties for 1892. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Beckstead, sec- 
 onded by Mr. Durant, the communica- 
 tions in the hands of the Clerk, and 
 which were read at last evening's and 
 this morning's sessions, were referred to 
 the several committees to which they 
 belong. 
 
 Upon motion ot Mr. Kerr, seconded 
 by Mr. McDonald (Charlottenburgh) a 
 special committee was appointed com- 
 posed of the following gentlemen, viz : 
 Messrs. McDonald (Morrisburgh), Ban- 
 ford, Hamilton (Winchester), Bennett, 
 Fraser and the mover and seconder, to 
 take such steps and devise such means 
 as will lead to a fair equalization of 
 assessment of the several municipalities 
 in these United Counties, and that they 
 report to Council at thip present session. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr Beckstead, sec- 
 onded by Mr. Durant, the petitions pre- 
 sented by Messrs. Kerr, McNaughton 
 and Casselman, respectively, at yester- 
 day evening's session, and this morning's 
 session, were referred to the Road Com- 
 mittee for consideration. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton (Win- 
 chester), seconded by Mr. McDonald 
 (Alexandria), By-Law No. 978, for the 
 appointment of a County Board of Audit, 
 was read (in blank) a first tioie. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Collison, seconded 
 by Mr. Banford, the report of the Nation 
 River Drainage Committee was received 
 and read and referred to a committee of 
 the whole, and the same was read by the 
 secretary of the committee, Mr. Thomas 
 McDonald. 
 
 Mr. Collison in the chair. 
 
 The Committee rose aad recommend- 
 
 ed the adoption of the report without 
 amendment. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded 
 by Mr. Adams, the report of the Nation 
 River Drainage Committee just adopted 
 in Committee of the whole, was adopted 
 in Council without amendment. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald 
 (Charlottenburjzh), seconded by Mr. 
 McDonald (D. D.), the following gentle- 
 men, viz.: Messrs.' Kerr, McDonald 
 (iVTorrisburgh) and McNaughton were 
 appointed a Special Committee to draft 
 a suitable resolution of condolence to 
 be transmitted by this Council to the 
 Governor General, as Her Majesty's 
 representative in Canada, expressive of 
 the sympathy of this Council with the 
 Royal Family on the occasion of the 
 late lamented death of the Duke of 
 Clarence and Avondale. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Beckstead, sec- 
 onded by Mr. Durant, this Council ad- 
 journed until 7.30 p.m. this evening to 
 allow the several Committees to organize, 
 meet and report. 
 
 EVENING SESSION. 
 
 Council resumed. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Acommunication was received and read 
 from John A. McDougald. Esq.. tendering 
 his resi^iiiition as HiKh Wchool Trusiee for 
 District No. 2, Alexandria, he having ceased 
 to be a resident of the County of Glengarry. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Banford, seconde<l 
 by Mr. Durant, the report of the Com- 
 mittee on Printing was received and 
 read. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Mor- 
 risburgh), seconded by Mr. Hamilton 
 (Winchester), the report of the Printing 
 Committee, just read, was referred to a 
 committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Ault in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. Mcintosh, the report of Printing 
 Committee just adopted in committee of 
 the whole, was adopted in Council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Locke, seconded 
 by Mr. Banford, By-Law No. 977 for the 
 re-appointment of the Nation River 
 Drainage Committee) was read a first 
 time. 
 
 NOTICE. 
 
 Mr. McDonald (Charlottenburgh) gives 
 notice that he will to-morrow ask leave to 
 introduce a By-Law to re-appoint tiie Com- 
 missioner inre River Beaudette Drainage 
 work for the year 1892. 
 
11 
 
 report without 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Locke, seoonde<i 
 by Mr. Collison, By-Law No. 977, pro 
 viding for the reappointment of the 
 Nation River Drainage Committee, was 
 read a second time and referred to a 
 committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. McDonald (Charlottenburgh) in 
 the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommend- 
 ed the adoption of the By Law. 
 
 Upon motion ot Mr. Beckstead, sec- 
 onded by Mr. Casselman, By-Law No. 
 977 for the re-appointment of Nation 
 River Drainage Committee was adopted 
 in Council. 
 
 Whereas, D. R. Brown, a P. L. S. 
 appointed by this Council to prepare 
 plans and estimates respecting the 
 Chesterville Dam Removal did, in iiis 
 report dated June, 17th, 1890, and 
 adopted by the Council, credit the 
 estimated cost of the work with the 
 sum of $3,000, conditionally granted by 
 the Provincial Lf^gislature at the session 
 of 1890 in aid of the same ; 
 
 And whereas the Dominion Govern 
 ment has paid its last instalment of 
 14,000 to the Treasurer of these United 
 Counties, thus tuUilling all the promises 
 and assurances given by the Minister 
 of Public Works in behalf of said work ; 
 
 It is therefore resolved : That this 
 Council memorialize the Commissioner 
 of Public Works of the Province of 
 Ontario, praying that the 3um of $3,000, 
 placed conditionally in the estimates of 
 1890, be revoted at the next Session of 
 the Provincial Parliament in fulfillment 
 of the conditions of the Grant of 1890, 
 which formed, in part, the basis of the 
 report of the P.L.S. above referred to ; 
 and that the same be paid to the 
 County Treasurer to apply on original 
 estimated cost as shown in the report 
 of the said D. R. Brown, for which 
 your Council shall ever be gratefull, — 
 Carried. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded 
 by Mr. Adams, the names ot Messrs. 
 Casselman and McCaskill were added to 
 the Special Committee appointed at 
 this morning's session with refere'u;e 
 to equalization of assessment. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Auit, seconded 
 by Mr. Ross, By-Law No. 977, re- 
 appointing Nation River Drainage Com 
 uiittee, was read a third time, passed, 
 signed and sealed. 
 
 it was moved by Mr. Kerr, and sec- 
 onded by Mr. Banford, that this Council 
 
 do request Messrs. Mack, Whitney and 
 Rayside, Provincial representatives of 
 these United Counties to press upotl 
 the attention of the Ontario Government 
 at its next Session the necessity and 
 urgency of re votinj; in the estimates for 
 this year, the 13,000 placed in the esti- 
 mates of 1890 in aid of the Chesterville 
 dam removal Carried. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald 
 (Morrisburgh), seconded by Mr. Mc- 
 Donald (Alexandria), the resignation of 
 John A. MoDougald, as High School 
 Trustee for the District of Alexandria, 
 was accepted by this Council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Reeve 
 of Cornwall Tp.), seconded by Mr. Gas- 
 selman, the name of Mr. Mcintosh (D.J.) 
 was added to the committee on County 
 Property. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Locke, seconded 
 by Mr. Kerr, this Council adjourned to 
 meet at lO o'clock, a.m., to morrow, 
 A. L Macuonkm., a. a. Stkwart, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 THIKD DAY. 
 
 Cornwall, January 28th, 1892. 
 
 The Council mot at 10 a.m., pursuant 
 to adjournment. 
 
 Tiie Warden in the chair. 
 
 Roll callei. All tlie members present 
 except Messrs. Hamilton (Cornwall) an 1 
 McDougal (Lancaster Tp.) 
 
 Minutes of yesterday were read. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Kerr, seconded 
 by Mr. Banford, that the minutes just 
 read be adopte<l and signed by the 
 Warden and Clerk. 
 
 It was moved in amendment to the last 
 motion by Mr. McNaughton, seconded 
 by Mr. Barrie, that the minutes of yes- 
 terday's sessions of this Council be not 
 adopted, but that they be amended by 
 striking out and expunging the motion 
 adopting in Council the report of the 
 Nation liiver Drainage Committee of the 
 present session, and also the last clause 
 of the report referred to, and that the 
 said minutes as so amended be adopted. 
 
 The amendment was first voted upon 
 and was declared to be lost upon a show 
 of hands, and the main motion accord- 
 ingly carried, and the minutes adopted 
 in Council and signed by the Warden 
 and Clerk. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Char- 
 lottenburgh), seconded by Ml'. Dingwall, 
 By-Law No. 981 for the re-appointment 
 
IS 
 
 i i ' 
 
 i 
 
 of a Commissioner in connection witli 
 the River Beaudette Drainage imorove- 
 ments, was read a first time. 
 
 Upon motion ot Mr. Cameron, sec- 
 onded by Mr. Snider, By-Law No 981 
 for the reappointment of a Commis- 
 sioner in connection with the River 
 Beaudette Drainage improvements, was 
 read a second time and referred to a 
 committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. McDonald (Alexandria) in the 
 chair. 
 
 The commitio*'! rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the By Law. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded 
 by Mr. Adams, By-Law No. 9«J for the 
 reappointment of a Commi:^sioner in 
 connection with the River Beau(iette 
 Drainage improvements was read a third 
 time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton (Win- 
 chester), seconded by Mr. Howes, By- 
 Law No. 982, providing for the appoint- 
 ment of Preventive officers, was read a 
 first time in blank. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded 
 by Mr. Banford, By-Law No. 981, for the 
 re-appointment of a Commissioner in 
 connection with the River Beaudette 
 Drainage Improvements, was passed, 
 signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion ot Mr. Ault, seconded 
 by Mr. McNaughton, By-Law No. 982, 
 for appointment of Preventive Officers 
 for these Counties for 1892 was read a 
 second time in blank and referred to a 
 Committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Bennett in the chair. 
 
 The Committee rose and recommend 
 ed the adoption of the By-Law as filled 
 in by them. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald 
 (Alexandria), seconded by Mr. Hamilton 
 (Winchester), By Law No. 984, for the 
 appointment ot High School Trustees 
 for the various High School Divisions of 
 these United Counties for 1892, was read 
 a first time in blank. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Warner, seconded 
 by Mr. Thompson, this Council ad- 
 journed till 7.3U p.m. this evening to 
 give the Committees an opportunity to 
 meet and prepare their respective 
 repoi'ts. 
 
 EVENING SESSIGX. 
 
 Council resumed. 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 Upon motion, the tenders for printing 
 received by the Clerk were opened and 
 
 referred to the committee on Printing. 
 The tenders were as follows : 
 W. GIbbens. Cornwall Standard. 
 
 For priiillug 1,500 copies of Minutes, 
 including Trea.surer*s Stateineut, 
 ana 2)0 extra copies of tiie lalter. . $110 GO 
 
 For pnntlugConvictlons (luarteriy, 
 Incliiiilntjcopy of paper quarterly 
 
 toeach Reeve 10 00 
 
 A, F. Powter, Glengnrian. 
 
 2,000 Minnies tiud tm Financial 
 Miaieinenis 1-18 00 
 
 Convlciionsj, Af. and copies of paper 8 .50 
 H. .S. Stall'ord, Morrisbmgli Courier. 
 
 Minutes and Kinanchil Stateiiienls. 88 00 
 
 Convictions and copy of paper 12 00 
 
 Geo. P. Giaiiarn, Moriisbnrsjli Jfcrald, 
 
 Convictions tind copies of pn.;er.... 10 00 
 
 Upon motion ol Mr. Banford, seconded 
 by Mr. Snider, the supplementary report 
 of comtnittee on Printing was received 
 and read by Mr. Ault, chairman. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded 
 by Mr. Crysler, and unanimously carried, 
 i Mr. James Connolly, a former member 
 i of this Council, was extended an invita- 
 I tion by the Warden to take a seat among 
 i the members within the railing, and 
 ' did so. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Mor- 
 risburgh), seconded by Mr. Hamilton 
 (Winchester), the supplementary report 
 of the committee on Printing, just read, 
 was referred to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Ault in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the a(ioi)tion of the report without 
 amendment. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr Kerr, seconded 
 by Mr. Adams, the supplementary report 
 of the Printing committee, just adopted 
 in committee of the whole, was adopted 
 in Council and the contracts for print- 
 ing Minutes and Convictions lor 1892 
 accordingly awarded to Mr. H. S. Staf- 
 ford of the Morrisburgh Courier, his 
 tender of .$100 for the combined work 
 being the lowest. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr, Ault, seconded 
 by Mr. Adams, By-Law No. 982 for the 
 ap{<ointment of Preventive Officers lor 
 1892, was read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded 
 by Mr. Adams, By Law No. 982 for the 
 appointment of Preventive Officers, was 
 passed, signed and sealed by the War- 
 den and Cierk. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Char- 
 lottenburgh), seconded by Mr. Cameron, 
 the report of the committee on Educa- 
 tion was received and read by the 
 chairman, Mr. Fraser, and referred to a 
 committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Ross in the chair. 
 
 1 
 
13 
 
 ;ee on Printing. 
 
 3W9 : 
 ilard. 
 
 >f Minutes, 
 Itaiemeut, 
 he hitter.. $110 00 
 (luarterly, 
 quarterly 
 10 00 
 
 Financial 
 
 148 00 
 
 L>s of paper 8 50 
 1 Courier. 
 ateiiienls. 88 00 
 
 )iiper 12 00 
 
 sjli Ifcruld. 
 ■ pn.;er.... 10 00 
 ntord, seconded 
 mentary report 
 ig was received 
 lairman. 
 Kerr, seconded 
 imously carried, 
 ornier member 
 nded an invita- 
 ke a seat among 
 :ie railing, and 
 
 IcDonald (Mor- 
 Mr. Hamilton 
 smentary report 
 iting, ju.st read, 
 lee of the whole. 
 
 1 recommended 
 report without 
 
 Kerr, seconded 
 mienlary report 
 ;e, just adopted 
 le, was adopted 
 tracts ior print- 
 ctions lor 1892 
 Mr. H. S. Staf- 
 :h Courier, his 
 30mbined work 
 
 Ault, seconded 
 No. 982 for the 
 ;ive Officers for 
 me. 
 
 Kerr, seconded 
 So. 982 for the 
 ve Officers, was 
 id by the War- 
 McDonald (Char- 
 >y Mr. Cameron, 
 ittee on Educa- 
 read by the 
 id referred to a 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report without 
 amendment. 
 
 It wa« moved by Mr. Kerr, seconded 
 by Mr. Adams, that the report of the 
 committee on. Education, just adopted 
 in committee of the whole, be adopted 
 in Council. 
 
 It was moved in amendment to the 
 last motion by Mr. CoUison, and second- 
 ed by Mr. Hamilton (Winchester), that 
 the report of the Education committee 
 be not a(iopte(J in Council but that the 
 same be referriid t)ack to the committee 
 with instructions to amend the same by 
 striking out the third clause of said 
 report, which recommends that the 
 Ontario Government be petitioned by 
 this Council to amend Section 30 and 
 that part of Section 31 of the High 
 Schools Act relating to the maintenance 
 of county pupils, so as to make each 
 county in a union of counties re.spon- 
 sible for the maintenance of the High 
 Schools in each county respectively. 
 
 The amendment was first voted upon 
 and was declared to be lost and the 
 main motion accordingly carried on the 
 following division, viz : — 
 
 Yeas— iMe.-isrs. Banl'ord, Beckstead, Cassel- 
 inan, Collison, Coiiuer, iJiniinl, Greyory, 
 Hamilton (Winclie.sier;. Howes, Loeke, \uii- 
 lioMund, Mciionahi (Morrisburjili), Ross and 
 Snider. Total 14. 
 
 Nays— Messrs. Adams, Ault, E.irrie, Ben- 
 nett, Cameron, Oatnpbe!l,Ory.sler, Uiu'^wiill, 
 Fraaer, Galltnger, Kerr. Lally, .VIcCHSklil, 
 McDonald (Cliarlotlenbuigli), McUoiiuld, 
 (Alexandria), McDonald, I). (Cornwall Tp.). 
 McDonald, D. D. (Uornwall Tp.), McDougald 
 (Lancaster Village), McDougall (Loehiel), 
 Mcintosh. McNau«hton, McK.ie (Lochlel), 
 Mcllae (Maxvli)e), Thompson and Warner.— 
 Total 2.1. 
 
 And the report of the committee on 
 Education accordingly adopted in Coun- 
 cil without amendment. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McFc laM (Mor- 
 risburgh), seconded by Mi. ■amilton 
 (Winchester;, the report of the l^'inance 
 Committee was received and read by 
 the chairman, Mr. Thomas McDonald. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton (Win- 
 chester), seconded by Mr. McDonald 
 (Alexandria), the report of the Finance 
 committee, jupt read, was referred to a 
 committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Kerr in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption ot the report by them 
 without amendment. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Warner, seconded 
 by Mr. Bennett, that the report of the 
 
 Finance committee, just adopted in 
 committee of the whole, be adopted In 
 Council without amendment. 
 
 It having been resolved to discuss said 
 rejjort clause by clause. 
 
 It was moved in amendment to the 
 last motion by Mr. Kerr, seconded by 
 Mr. Banford, that the report of the 
 Finance committee be not adopted in 
 Council but that the same be amended 
 by altering' the Treasurer's salary, in 
 clau.se one of said report, from the sum 
 of $SUO to the sum of $70D. 
 
 Th'.^ amendment was first voted upon 
 and was tleclared to be lost andthe main 
 motion accordingly carried, so far as 
 clause one of said report is concerned, 
 upon the following division, viz : — 
 
 Yea><— Messrs Banford, Kerr and Locke.— 
 Total 3. 
 
 Nays— Messrs. Adams, Ault, Barrie, Beck- 
 stead, Bennett, Cimeron, Campbell, Cassel- 
 man, Collison, Coulter, Crysier, Dingwall, 
 Durant, Fraser, Galllnger, Greuory, Hamil- 
 ton [Winchester |, HowesJ, Lally. Mulholland, 
 Mcuasklil, McDonald [Charlottenburgh], 
 McDonald t Alexandria]. McDonald D. ana 
 McDonald, D. D. [ilornwall Township], Mc- 
 Donald [VIorrisburgh], McDougald [Lancas- 
 ter Village], McDougaii [Lochiei], Mclutosh, 
 McNaugliLon, Mcliae [Lochiei], McRae, 
 [Maxvllle], Hoss. Snider, Thompson and 
 Warner.— rotal 36. 
 
 And clause one of Finance committee 
 report adopted in ("ouncil. 
 
 It was moved in amendment to the 
 main motion for adopting the report in 
 Council, by Mr. Kerr, seconded by Mr. 
 Banford, that clause two of the report of 
 Finance committee be not adopted in 
 Council but be amenJed by altering the 
 Cleik's salary as recommended in said 
 clause, from the sum of $400 to the sum 
 of $300. 
 
 It was moved in amendment to the 
 amendment, just moved, by Mr. Mc- 
 Naughton, seconded by Mr. Ault, that 
 clause two of the report of Finance 
 committee be not adopted in Council but 
 that the same be amended by altering 
 the Clerk's salary from the sum of $400 
 to the sum of $350. 
 
 The amendment' to the amendment 
 was first voted upon and Wis declared to 
 be lost upon the following division, viz : 
 
 Yeas— Messrs. Adams, Ault, Banford, Keck- 
 stead, Casselnian, Durant, Gregory, Howes, 
 Kerr, Locke, Mulholland, MoNaugbtou and 
 Snider.— i'otal 18. 
 
 Nays— Messrs. Barrie, Bennett, Cameron, 
 Campbell, Collison, Coulter, Crysier, Ding- 
 wall, Fraser, Gallinser. Hamilton [Winches- 
 ter], Lally, McOaskill, McDouaid [Cbarlot- 
 teiiourghj, McDonald [Alex;uidria|, McDon- 
 ald, D. and McDonald, D. D. [Cornwall Tp.]. 
 McDonald [Morriaburgli], McDougald [Lau- 
 
14 
 
 aa5*g^«ag— rf^^^'Ju.'wr-. 
 
 cnster Village], MnDongall fLoclilel], Mcin- 
 tosh, \IoRne [Lochiel). McRiie [Mjix vlUe], 
 Ross, Tiiotnpson and Warner.— Total 20. 
 
 The amendment was next voted upon 
 
 and was declared to be lost, and the 
 
 main motion carried, and report adopted 
 
 so far as clause two thereof is concerneil 
 
 upon the following division, viz : — 
 
 Yeas— Messrs. \diiras, Aulfc.Bfinford Greg- 
 ory. Howes, Kerr, Locke, Miilholland and 
 McNaughion.— Total 9. 
 
 Nays— Messis. Barrie, Beckstead, Bennett, 
 Cameron, Campbell, Casselman, Colllson, 
 Ooulier. C'-ysler, Dingwall, Oiirant, Fraser. 
 Gallluger, Hamilton IWlnchester], Lally, 
 McCasklll, McDonald LCluirlollenburgh]. 
 McDonald [ \lexnndrla], McDonald, D. and 
 McDonald, D. 1). [Cornwall Tp.], McDonald 
 [Morrisburgh], McDongald [liancaster Vil- 
 lage], iVlcDougall [Loch'el], Mclnt.osli, Mc- 
 Rae [fjochlelj, McBae [AlaxvIHe], Ross, 
 Snider, Ttiomp:<on and Warner.- Total 30. 
 
 And clause two of Finance commit- 
 tee's report accordingly adopted in 
 Council. 
 
 It was moved in amendment to the 
 main motion for adoption of the report 
 of Finance committee in Council, by Mr. 
 McNaughton, seconded by Mr. Mc- 
 Dougald (Lancaster Village) that clause 
 three of said report be not adopted in 
 Council but that the same be amended 
 by inserting therein as County A.uditor 
 for 1892, the name of W. S. Hughes of 
 the Town of Cornwall, instead of the 
 name ot Mr. PlimsoU. 
 
 It was moved in amendment to the 
 amendent, just moved, by Mr. McDonald 
 (Cornwall Tp.), seconded by Mr. Mcin- 
 tosh, that clause three of said report be 
 amended by inserting therein the name 
 of D. J. McGrillis of Moulinette, as County 
 Auditor for 1892, instead of the name of 
 Mr. PlimsoU. 
 
 The amendment to the amendment 
 was first voted upon and was declared 
 to be lost upon the following division, 
 viz : — 
 
 Yeas— Messr-'. Banford, Cameron, Ken, 
 Lally, McCasklll, McDonald iCnarlotten- 
 burgh], McDonald, D. and McDonald, D. D. 
 [Cornwall Tp.], Mclntosti, McNaughton and 
 McRae [Lochiel].— Total 11. 
 
 Nays— Messrs. Adams. Ault, Barrie, Beck- 
 stead, Bennett, Campbell, Colllson. Coulter, 
 Orysler, Dingwall, Durant, Fraser, Gallinger, 
 Gregory, Hamilton [Winchester], Howes, 
 Locke, Mnlholland, McDonald [Alexamlrla], 
 McDunaid [Morrisburgh], McDougald [Lan- 
 caster Village], McDougall [Locrhiel], McKae 
 [Maxvllk'], Ross. Snider, Thompson and 
 Warner.— Total 27. 
 
 The amendment was next voted upon 
 
 and was declared to be lost and the mam 
 
 motion carried and report adopted as 
 
 far as clause three thereof is concerned, 
 
 upon the following division, viz : — 
 
 I Yeas— Messrs. Adams, Ault, Banford, Cam- 
 [ eron, Crysler, Gallinger, Kerr, Lally, Mc- 
 i Donald. D. and McDonald, D. D. [Cornwall 
 Tp.], McDougald [Lancar.ter Villagel, Mcln- 
 tosti, McNau!<hton andThompsou.— i'otal 11. 
 Nays— Messrs. Barrie, Beckstead, Bennett, 
 Campbell, Colllson, Coulter, Dingwall, Dur- 
 ant, H'raser,(^regori , Hamilton [W Inchester], 
 Howes, Locke, .Vlulholland, McCasklll, Mc- 
 Donald [Ch trloltenburgh], McDonald [Alex- 
 iindria], McDonald [MorrisDurgh], McDougall 
 [Lochiel], McKae [Lochiel], McRao [Max- 
 vllle], Ross. Snider and Warner.— Total 21. 
 
 And clause three of Finance commit- 
 tee's report accordingly adopted in 
 Council. 
 
 Clauses four, five, six, seven, eight, 
 nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen and 
 fourteen of the report of Finance com- 
 mittee were unanimously adopted in 
 Council. 
 
 It was moved in amendment to main 
 motion for adoption of the report by Mr. 
 Lally, seconded by Mr. Gallinger, that 
 clause fifteen of Finance committee's 
 report be not adopted in Council but 
 that the same be amended by inserting 
 in its stead a clause recommending that 
 instead of transferring the sum of $2,- 
 792 01 at present to the credit of the 
 Scott Act account to the credit of the 
 general account of the Counties, the jaid 
 aura be refunded j^ro rata to the differ- 
 ent municipalities from which they were 
 collected in proportion to the relative 
 amounts so collected from each. 
 
 The foregoing amendment was declared 
 lost, and the main motion for the adop- 
 tion of the report declared to be carried 
 on a show of hands, and the report of 
 the Finance committee accordingly 
 adopted in Council without amendment. 
 The Warden in the exercise of his 
 prerogative appointed Mr. John A. 
 Chisholm, Barrister, of Cornwall, to be 
 the second County Auditor for year 1892 
 at a salary of $50. 
 
 It was moved bv Mr. McNaughton, 
 seconded by Mr. Ross, that Thomas 
 McDonald, Esq., Reeve of Morrisburgh, 
 and chairman of Finance committee of 
 this Council, and Duncan G. McMillan, 
 Esq., of South Finch, be appointed as 
 members of the County Board of Audit 
 for the year 1892. — Carried. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Cameron, seconded 
 by Mr. McDonald (Charlottenburgh), 
 By-Law No. 980 for the re appointment of 
 River Beaudelte Drainage committee 
 was read a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Cameron, second- 
 ed by Mr. Dingwall, By Law No. 980 for 
 
 % 
 
15 
 
 lit, Banford, Cam- 
 Kerr, Lally, Mc- 
 1, U. D. [Cornwall 
 r VillaBel, Mclii- 
 )mpsou.— i'olal 11. 
 ;ek!»tead, IJeniietl, 
 r, Dingwall, Dur- 
 Itun [Winchester], 
 1, MeOaskill. Mc- 
 A'cDoiiiild [Alejc- 
 >iir>;h],McUoiigall 
 I], McRao [Max- 
 inier.— Total 21. 
 
 inanoe comrnit- 
 ly adopted in 
 
 :, seven, eight, 
 e, thirteen and 
 f Finance cotu- 
 sly adopted in 
 
 dment to main 
 le report by Mr. 
 Gallinger, that 
 ce committee's 
 in Council but 
 led by inserting 
 mmending that 
 the sum of $2,- 
 3 credit of the 
 e credit of the 
 )untie3, the jaid 
 la to the differ- 
 vhich they were 
 to the relative 
 >ai each. 
 
 snt was declared 
 n for the adop- 
 id to be carried 
 d the report of 
 ie accordingly 
 lut amendment. 
 
 exercise of his 
 
 Mr. John A. 
 
 Jornwall, to be 
 
 ;or for year 1892 
 
 '. McNaughton, 
 that Thomas 
 jf Morrisburgh, 
 e committee of 
 n G. McMillan, 
 e appointed as 
 Board of Audit 
 ed. 
 
 leron. seconded 
 
 larlottenburgh), 
 
 appointment of 
 
 age committee 
 
 imeron, second- 
 Law No. 980 for 
 
 the re appointment of River Beaudette 
 Drainage committee was read a second 
 time and referred to a committee of the 
 whole. 
 
 Mr. Cameron in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the By-Law by the 
 Council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Campbell, sec- 
 onded by Mr, McRae (Maxville), this 
 Council adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock, 
 a.m., to morrow. 
 
 A. L Macdonkll, a. a. Stewart, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 FOURTil »A.T. 
 
 CoRXWALL, January 29th, 1892. 
 
 The Council met at 10 a.m. pursuant 
 to adjournment. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Roll called. Members all present 
 except Messrs. Hamilton (Cornwall) and 
 McDougal (Lancaster Tp.). 
 
 The minutes of yesterday's session 
 were read by the Clerk, and upon motion 
 of Mr. McDonald (Charlottenburgh), 
 seconded by Mr. McDougall (Lancaster 
 Village), were adopted as amended by 
 consent of Council. 
 
 NOTICES. 
 
 Mr. C. D. Casselman gives notice that he 
 will to-morrow ask leave to introduce a By- 
 Iiaw to hold the June (1892) sessions of this 
 Council at the Village of .viorri^burgh in the 
 County of Dundas, instead of the Town of 
 Cornwall. 
 
 Mr. James Fraser gives notice that he will 
 to-morrow introduce a By-Law to refund the 
 sum of $150, levied from the Coun y ot Glen- 
 garry In 18S)l for Model Hchool purposes, to 
 the several municipalities of said County, 
 there having been no Model School in Glen- 
 garry In 1891 and the grant being therefore 
 unused. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr, McDonald (Char- 
 lottenburgh), seconded by Mr. McDou- 
 gall (Lochiel), By-Law No. 9H0 for the 
 reappointment of the committee in 
 connection with the River Beaudette 
 Drainage improvements was read a 
 third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Char- 
 lottenburgh), seconded by Mr. McDou- 
 gall (Lochiel), By-Law No. 980 for the 
 reappointment of the committee in 
 connection with the River Beaudette 
 Drainage improvenients was passed, 
 signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded 
 by Mr. Kerr, By Law No. 984 for the 
 appointment of High School Trustees 
 for the various High School Divisioua of 
 
 these United Counties for 1892 was read 
 a second time and referred to a commit- 
 tee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. McCaskill in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the By-Law without 
 amendment. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McNaughton, 
 seconded by Mr. Crysler, By-Law No. 978 
 tor the appointment of a C!ounty Board 
 of Audit for 1892 was read a second time, 
 and referred to a committee ol the 
 whole. 
 
 Mr. Fraser in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the By-Law. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Fraser, seconded 
 by Mr. McCaskill, By Law No. 985 for 
 the re-appointment of a Board of Exam- 
 ers of Public School Teachers for these 
 Counties for 1892 was read a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Fraser, seconded 
 by Mr. McRae (Maxville), By-Law No. 
 985 for the re appointment of a Board 
 of Examiners of Public School Teachers 
 for these United Counties for 1892 was 
 read a second time and referred to a 
 committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Lally in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and reported that 
 the By-Law was withdrawn in committee. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton (Win- 
 chester), seconded by Mr. Howes, By- 
 Law No. 983 for payment of orders and 
 accounts was read a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Char- 
 lottenburgh), seconded by Mr McCaskil, 
 By Law No. 983 for payment of ordeis 
 and accounts was read a second time 
 and referred to a committee of the 
 whole. 
 
 Mr. Mcintosh in the chair. 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Cameron, second- 
 ed by Mr. McDonald (Charlottenburgh), 
 By-Law No. 983 for payment of orders 
 and accounts was read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Cameron , second- 
 ed by Mr. McDonald (Charlottenburgh), 
 By-Law No. 983 for payment of orders 
 and accounts was passed, signed and 
 sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded 
 by Mr. Adams, By-Law No. 979 for the 
 appointment ot County Auditors for 1892 
 was read a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 by Mr. Becketead, the report of the 
 
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 Road cornmittee was received and read 
 by Mr. Kerr, chairman of the committee. 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded 
 by Mr. Kerr, By-Law No. 979 for the 
 appointment of C'ounty Au<litor8 for 
 1892 was read a second time and refer 
 red to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. McNaughton in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the By-Law. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McNaughton, 
 seconded by Mr. Crysler, By-Law No. 
 078 appointing a County Board of Audit 
 for 1892 was read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded 
 by Mr. Adams, By-Law No. 984 for the 
 appointment of High School Trustees 
 for the various High School Divisions of 
 these United Counties for 1892 was read 
 a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McNiiughton, 
 seconded by Mr. Crysler, By-Li.w No. 
 978 for the appointment of a County 
 Board of Audit for 1892 was passed, 
 signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 by Mr. Collison, the report of the Road 
 committee was referred to a committee 
 of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Gallinger in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and reported that 
 the report had been referred back by 
 tliem to the Road committee for amend- 
 ment. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. Beckstead, By-Law No. 984 for the 
 appointment ot High School Trustees 
 was passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Reeve 
 of Cornwall Tp.), seconded by Mr. Fraser, 
 the following gentlemen, viz., Messrs. 
 McDonald (Morrisburgh), Ross, Barrie. 
 McNaughton, Kerr, McDonald, (Charlot- 
 tenburgh), Collison and the mover and 
 seconder were appointed a committee 
 to enquire into the present position of 
 the suits now pending against this Cor- 
 poration re Hill vs. iliddagh and to 
 report to this Council at the June session. 
 
 Upon motion oi Mr. ^McDonald (Char- 
 lottenburgh), seconded by Mr. McDon- 
 ald, D. D. (Cornwall Tp.), By-Law 979 
 for the appointment of County Auditors 
 was read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault. seconded 
 by Mr. Banford, By-Law No. 979 for the 
 appointment of County Auditors was 
 passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Auitj seconded by 
 
 Mr. Beckstead, this Council adjourned 
 to meet at 7.30 o'clock this evening. 
 
 KVUNING SKS.SIOX. 
 
 Council resumed. 
 T!ie VV^arden in the chair. 
 Upon motion of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 by Mr. Colli.son, the report of the special 
 committee on Equalization of Assess- 
 ment was received and read by the 
 chairman, Mr. Thomas McDonald. 
 
 Upon motion ot Mr. Casselman, sec- 
 onded by Mr. McDonald (Charlotten- 
 burgh), section 33 of the Standing Rules 
 of this Council was suspended and By- 
 Law No 988 providing for the holding 
 t of the June sessions of this Council at 
 ! the Village of Morrisburgh instead of at 
 I the Town ot Cornwall, was read a first 
 I time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 by Mr. Locke, the report of the special 
 committee on Equalization of Assess- 
 ment was referred to a committee of the 
 whole. 
 Mr. Bennett in the chair. 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Bennett, second- 
 ed by Mr. Locke, the report of the 
 County Property committee was re- 
 ceived and read by the chairman, Mr. 
 Bennett, and referred to a committee of 
 the whole. 
 Mr, Coulter in the chair. 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded 
 by Mr. Kerr, the report of the special 
 committee ?'e Equalization of Assess- 
 ment, adopted in committee of the 
 whole, was adopted in Council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Locke, seconded 
 by Mr. Collison, the report of the County 
 Property committee, adopted in com- 
 mittee of the whole, was adopted in 
 Council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded 
 by Mr. Ault, the report of the special 
 committee appointed to draft resolutions 
 of condolence for transmission to the 
 (jovernor-Cjreneral with reference to the 
 recent death of the late Duke of Clar- 
 ence and Avondale was received and 
 read by Mr. Thomas McDonald, the 
 chairman of the committee. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded 
 by Mr. Adams, the report of the special 
 committee just referred to and just read 
 
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 )uncil adjourned 
 this evening. 
 
 JSION. 
 
 Iiair. 
 
 ant'ord, seconded 
 
 irt of the special 
 
 T,tion of Assess- 
 
 id read by tiie 
 
 McDonald. 
 
 Casselman, sec- 
 aid (Cliarlotten- 
 3 Standing Rules 
 pended and By- 
 for the holding 
 [ this Council at 
 rgh instead of at 
 was read a first 
 
 inford, seconded 
 ■t of the special 
 ition of Assess- 
 ommittoe of the 
 
 lair. 
 
 d recommended 
 art. 
 
 3ennett, second- 
 report of the 
 mittee was re- 
 5 chairman, Mr. 
 ) a committee of 
 
 lair. 
 
 d recommended 
 )rt. 
 
 Ault, seconded 
 t of tho special 
 ti on of Assess- 
 amittee of the 
 ouncil. 
 
 jocke, seconded 
 rtof the County 
 lopted in corn- 
 was adopted in 
 
 Kerr, seconded 
 i of the special 
 J raft resolutions 
 jiuission to the 
 reference to the 
 Duke of Clar- 
 is received and 
 McDonald, the 
 -tee. 
 
 Kerr, seconded 
 rt of the special 
 to and juat read 
 
 was referred to a committee of the 
 sfhole. 
 
 Mr. Gregory in the chair. 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton, sec 
 [•onded by Mr. McDonald (Morrisburgh), 
 By-Law No. 985 for the renewal of cer 
 tain Bills and Notes under discount at 
 I the Bank of Montreal, Cornwall, was 
 read a first time. 
 Upon motion of Mr. Locke, seconded 
 I by Mr. Kerr, the report of the Road 
 committee was received and read by the 
 chairman, Mr. Kerr. 
 i Upon motion of Mr. Bennett, second- 
 l«d by Mr. Fraser, the report of the Road 
 I committee, just read, was referred to a 
 ■f committee of the whole. 
 i Mr. Casselman in the chair. 
 i The committee rose and recommended 
 jthe adoption of the report* 
 I Upon motion of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 •iby Mr. Greirory, the report of the Road 
 fcommittee just adopted in committee of 
 •Ithe whole, was adopted in Council. 
 I Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded 
 %y Mr. Durant,By Law No. 985 providing 
 for the renewal of Bills and Notes under 
 discount at the Bank of Montreal, Corn 
 < wall, was read a second time and refer- 
 i red to a committee of the whole. 
 ' Mr. McRae (Maxville) in the chair. 
 ^ The committee rose and recommended 
 Ithe adoption of the By Law. 
 * Upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded 
 by Mr. Banford, the report of the special 
 ^committee appointed to draft resolu- 
 |tion8 of condolence on the occasion of 
 4the death of the Duke of Clarence and 
 Avondale was adopted in Council, as also 
 ' the following resolution prepared and 
 I presented by them, viz : 
 
 1 At the January sessions of tlie Counties' 
 :n Council of the Unii d Counties of Storraont, 
 
 ^ DuudaH and QIeat;arry, in Council aRsembleu 
 I on the 29t.h day of January, A.D. 1892, It was 
 Moved by Mr. Thomas McDonald and sec- 
 I onded by Mr. OeortjeKerr, and 
 I Resolved, that an bumble address of the 
 jCounttes' Council of the United Coy ^s of 
 ISLormont. Dundas and Glengarry re- 
 
 jsented to Your Excellency desiring to extend 
 fits deepest sympathy '^othe Royal Kamlly in 
 ]the sad bereavemenioccasloned by the death 
 [of the Duke of Clarence and Avondale, the 
 ieldest son of the Prince of Wales and grand- 
 |fioa of our beloved Queen. 
 
 And that this ('ouncil in session as&emoled 
 leslre to express the deep sense of grief felt 
 Iby the entire community on theannounce- 
 [ment of the death of the noble Duke. 
 I Resolved, that the Clerk and Warden do 
 iforward a copy of this address to His Excel* 
 ~leuoy the uighb Honorable iSir Frederick 
 
 Arthur Stanley, Baron Stanley of Preston, 
 G.C.B.,aovernor-Oeneral of the Dominion of 
 Canada, as Her Mnjestv's representative, for 
 trannmlHslon to Her Majesty and the Royal 
 Family. 
 
 Carried unanimously, all the members 
 standing as a mark of respect to the 
 deceased Duke. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Gregory, seconded 
 by Mr. Ault, By-Law No. 985 for the 
 renewal of certain Bills and Notes at 
 present under discount at the Bank of 
 Montreal, Cornwall, was read a third 
 time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr, Hamilton (Win- 
 chester), seconded by Mr. McDonald 
 (Morrisburgh), By-Law No. 987 retulat- 
 ing and fixing the salaries of County 
 Treasurer, County Clerk and Caretaker, 
 was read a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded 
 by Mr. McNaughton, Bv-Law No. 987 for 
 regulating and fixing the salaries of 
 certain County officials was read a second 
 time and referred to a committee of the 
 whole. 
 
 Mr. Gregory in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the By-Law. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Fraser, seconded 
 by Mr. McRae (Loohiel), Rule No. 33 of 
 the Standing Rules of this Council was 
 suspended and By-Law No.986, providing 
 for the refunding of the sum of $150 
 Model School grant to the different 
 municipalities of the County of Glen- 
 garry, from which the same was levied, 
 was read a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Warner, seconded 
 by Mr. Thompson, the report of the 
 special committee appointed to consider 
 the report of R. W. Lendrum, Esq., 
 P.L.S., with reference to the drainage of 
 land? in the Townships of Roxborough 
 and Cambridge, was received and read 
 by Mr. McNaughton, chairman thereof. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton, sec- 
 onded by Mr. Collison, By Law No. 985 
 for the renewal of certain Bills and 
 Notes under discount at the Bank of 
 Montreal, Cornwall, was passed, signed 
 and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McNaughton, 
 seconded by Mr. Crysler, the report of 
 the special committee appointed to 
 consider the report of R. W. Lendrum, 
 Esq., P.L.S., with reference to the pro- 
 posed drainage of lands in Townships of 
 Roxborough and Cambridge, was refer- 
 red to a committee of the whole. 
 
I 
 
 fmmmmftm 
 
 18 
 
 4 
 
 I M 
 
 !r 
 
 Mr. Crysler in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report as amended 
 by them in its jtassage through com 
 mittee. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Fraaer, seconded 
 by Mr. McCasltill, the report of the 
 Roxborough and Cambridge drainage 
 committee, just adopted with amend- 
 ments in committee of the whole, was 
 adopted in Council as so amended. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton (Wm 
 Chester), seconded by Mr. McDonald 
 (Morrisburgh), the County Treasurer was 
 authorized and directed to demand from 
 the Registrars of these three United 
 Counties a duplicate of the return of 
 fees made annually by them to the 
 Provincial Government under R. S 0., 
 1887, chapter 114, section 107. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ca'selman, sec- 
 onded by Mr. Bennett, this Conncil 
 adjourned to meet tomorrow morning 
 at nine o'clock. 
 A. I. Macdonell, a. a. Stewart, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 FIFTH DAT. 
 
 Cornwall, January 30th. 1892. 
 
 The Council met at 9 a.m. pursuant 
 to adjournment. 
 
 Roll called. All members present 
 except Messrs. D. C. Campbell, C. J. 
 Hamilton, Samuel Howes, D. A. McDon- 
 ald, J. A. McDougal and John S. Ross. 
 
 The minutes of yesterday's session 
 were read by the Clerk. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Casselman, sec- 
 onded by Mr. A. R. McDonald, that the 
 minutes just read be adopted in Council. 
 
 It was moved in amendment to the 
 motion by Mr. McDonald (D.), seconded 
 by Mr. McDonald, D. D. (Cornwall Tp.), 
 that the minutes be not adopted, but 
 that an invitation be extended by the 
 Warden to the deputation from the 
 merchants of Cornwall to address the 
 Council on the subject of the free license 
 granted at last evening's session to R. J. 
 Robinson as a charitable act. 
 
 Amendment carried on show of hands. 
 
 Messrs. J. E. Snetsinger and Peter 
 Campbell, two of the delegates present, 
 addressed the Council. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. D. McDonald, 
 secouded by Mr. D. D. McDonald (Corn- 
 wall Tp.), that the resolution of last 
 
 to K. J. Robinson be struck out of the 
 
 minutes, and that the minutes as so- 1^ 
 amended be adopted. 
 
 Carried, and minutes adopted in^ . 
 Council as so amended. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded, 
 by Mr. Kerr, By Law No. 986 for the 
 
 purpose of refunding *150 Model School ^ 
 
 grant to the various municipalities of the S 
 
 County of Glengarry, was read a second | 
 
 time and referred to a committee of the | 
 
 whole. I 
 
 Mr. Tho3. Hamilton in the chair. j 
 
 The committee rose and recommended, 
 the adoption of the By-Law. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Casselman, see* 
 onded by Mr. Durant, By-Law No. 088- 
 for the purpose of holding the approach- 
 ing June sessions of this Council at the 
 Music Hall, Morrisburgh, instead of at 
 the Court House, Cornwall, was read a 
 second time and referred to a coaimittee 
 of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Bockstead in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and reported that 
 the By-Law had been rejected by them, 
 on a division in its passage through- 
 committee. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr . Bennett, seconded) 
 by Mr. Warner, By-Law No. 988 for the 
 payment of $81.20 to R. W. Lendrum for 
 services rendered as surveyor in corv^ 
 nection with proposed drainage of lands 
 in Roxborough and Cambridge, was read 
 a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded 
 by Mr. Adams, By-Law No. 986, for 
 refunding $150 Model School grant to 
 the municipalities of Glengarry, waa 
 read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Char- 
 lottenburgh), seconded by Mr. Cameron, 
 By-Law No. 987 regulating salaries of 
 certain County officials for 1892, was 
 read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton (Win-r i 
 Chester), seconded by Mr. McDonald 
 (Morrisburgh), By-Law No. 987 for 
 regulating the salaries of certain County 
 officials for 1892 was passed, signed and 
 sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Adams, seconded 
 by Mr. Ault, By Law No. 986 for refund- 
 ing $150 Model School grant to munici- 
 paiities of County of Glengarry, was. 
 passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McNaughton,. 
 seconded by Mr. Crysler, By-Law No.. 
 988 for payment of $SL20 to E. W- 
 Lendrum, Esq., F.L.S., la conneoti on. 
 
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 minutes as so. 
 
 I adopted ia^ 
 
 \ult, seconded, 
 fo. 986 for the 
 
 Model School 
 cipalltiesof the 
 
 1 read a second 
 mmittee of the 
 
 the chair. 
 i recomtnendetl, 
 aw. 
 
 xisselman, sec« 
 3y-Law No. OSS- 
 g the approach- 
 Council at the 
 1, instead of at 
 all, was read a 
 to a coaitnittee 
 
 ihair. 
 
 d reported that 
 jected by them, 
 issa^e through/ 
 
 nnett, seconded) 
 No. 988 for the 
 V. Lendrum for 
 irveyor in cotVf 
 rainage of lands 
 )ndge, was read 
 
 Ault, seconded 
 ' No. 986, for 
 School grant to 
 jlengarry, wa& 
 
 McDonald (Char^ 
 
 y Mr. Cameron^ 
 
 ting salaries of 
 
 for 1892, was 
 
 lamilton (Wint 
 
 Mr. McDonald 
 
 No. 987 for 
 
 certain County 
 
 sed, signed and 
 
 dams, seconded 
 986 for refund- 
 rant to munici> 
 jlengarry, was 
 >d. 
 
 . McNaughton, 
 ler, By-Law No^ 
 !L20 to R. W. 
 in connecti od< 
 
 I 
 
 1 
 
 with his survey of lands to be benefited 
 by proposed dramage of Townships of 
 Koxborough and Cambridge, was read a 
 second time and referred to a committee 
 of the whole. 
 
 Mr. MoRae (Lochiel) in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the By Law. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (D.), 
 seconded by Mr. McDonald, D. D. (Corn- 
 wall Tp.). By Law No. 988 for the pay- 
 ment of fees of R. W. Lendrum, Esq., 
 P.L.S., was read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McRae (Maxville), 
 seconded by Mr. Fraser, By-Law No. 988 
 for the payment of the fees of R. W. 
 Lendrum, Esq., P.L.S., in connection with 
 his survey of lands in Roxborough and 
 Cambridge, was passed, signed and 
 sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Char- 
 lottenburgh), seconded by Mr. McDon- 
 ald, D. (Cornwall Tp.), this Council 
 adjourned to meet at the Court House, 
 Cornwall, on Monday, 20th June, 1892, at 
 7 o'clock, p.m. 
 
 A. I. Macdoneil, a. a. Stewart, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 K;EI=^OE;TS. 
 
 Report of Special CommlttAe appoint* 
 e<l to Htrike HtandluK Committees 
 for 1892. 
 
 To the Warden and Council of the United 
 Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glen- 
 garry. 
 
 Your committee appointed to strike the 
 Standln({ Committees of this Council for the 
 year 1892, beg leave to report as follows :— 
 
 No. 1. Finance Committee. — Messrs. Thos. 
 McDonald. James Fraser. C. J. Uamtltou. 
 Wm. N. Barrie, Emerson Warner, 
 James CoUleon, D. McDonald, George Kerr, 
 John A. xVlu Dougal, F. D. McNaughton, Ell jah 
 Gregory, Thos. Coulter, A. R. McDougall, A. 
 D. McRae, John S. Ross, Thomas Hamillon, 
 C. D. Casselman, D. A. McDonald, A. R. 
 McDonald and Arthur W. Ault. 
 
 No. 2. Education Committee.— M.esaTis. John 
 Bennett, James Fraser, J. G. Adams, 
 Samuel Howes, Thos. McDonald, H.. 
 A. Cameron, D. D. McDonald, C. D. Cassel- 
 man, D. C. Campbell, F. Lally, Donald Mc- 
 Gaskill, Roderick J. McDougall, Tboman 
 Coulter, D. A. McDonald, J. B. Snider, James 
 Mulholland, Wm. N. Barrie, J. S. Ross, 
 Carmi Locke, A. D. McRae , and J. R. Crysler. 
 
 No. 3. Moods and Bridges Committee.— 
 Messrs. R. M. Beckstead, R. J. Thompson, 
 Wm. Baoford, D. J. Mcintosh, R. F. McRae, 
 Wm. Gallinger, F. D. McNauschton, George 
 Kerr, Ewan Dingwall, Elijah Gregory, James 
 Fraser and Thos. Hamilton. 
 
 No. 4. Committee on Coimty Property.— 
 Messrs. John Bennett, J. G. Adams, 
 George Durantj^ Carml _Lc)ckej^ J. K. 
 Crysier, Ewaa xjingwail, u. u. t/'ampbeii, 
 Sajuuel Howes, A. B. McDougall, William 
 
 Gailloger, D. McDonald, JaiUM Mulholland 
 and John A. McDougal. 
 
 No. •'). Committee on PrirKfiu/.— Messrs. A. 
 W. Ault, J. H. Hntder. H. A. Cameron, 
 n. D. McDonald, Wm. Banlord, Wm. N. 
 Barrie, J. H. Ross, R. J. Thompson, 
 Geo. Durant, Thos McDonald, F. Lally and 
 F. D. MoNaughton. 
 
 No. 0. Committee on Communications.— 
 Messrs. C. J. Harniltou, E. Warner, James 
 ColllKon, D. McCiiHklll, D. D. McDonald. A. 
 R. ^McDonald, R. M. Beckstead, Thomas 
 Coulter, J. .S. Ross and TboH. McDonald. 
 
 All of which Is respectfully submitted. 
 
 Thomas McDonald, Chairman. 
 Committee Room, Cornwall, Jan. 27,1892. 
 
 Report of *be Kntloii RIvor Oraluaffe 
 Com in II tee. 
 
 To the Warden and Council of the United 
 Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glen- 
 garry. 
 
 Sir and Gentlemen,— Your committee beg 
 leave to report that the Dominion Govern- 
 ment has paid Into the Counties' Treasurer 
 the sum of four thousand dollars in aid of the 
 Chestervilie dum removal. 
 
 This grant was placed in the estimates at 
 the last session of the Dominion Legislature 
 but from some unavoidable circumstance 
 was not paid till the 15lh Inst. 
 
 This payment fulfils the promises and 
 assurances given by Sir Hector Langevln, 
 Minister of Public Works, to the delegations 
 that interviewed him for aid, that he would 
 grant the sum of $9,500 as a contribution 
 from the Dominion Government towards 
 the removal of the CliestervlUe dam and 
 expenses connected therewith. 
 
 At a meeting held at Morrlsburgh, Janu- 
 ary 22nd, 1892, it was decided to instruct the 
 Counties' Treasurer to deposit on Interest 
 this Dominion grant of $4,000, awaiting the 
 payment of the sum of $3,0>00 granted by the 
 Provincial Legislature in 1890. 
 
 This we believe to be the most desirable 
 course to pursue, as the said grant of $3,000 
 was granted by the Provincial Legislature 
 with the understanding thai the Dominion 
 Government would also contribute to this 
 same work. 
 
 In view ot these facts, your committee flndi 
 it impossible to close the amounts and would 
 recommend the re-appointment of the late 
 Nation River drainage committee with a. 
 view of pressing on the Provincial Legisla- 
 ture the necessity of re-voting the grant 
 placed in the estimates of 1890, the same 
 having lapsed at or about the time of the 
 llrsi contribution of the Dominion Govern- 
 ment in 1890. 
 
 Since the last session of the Counties' Coun^ 
 oil your committee have had one meeting, 
 at which accounts amounting to $48.80 were 
 authorized and paid as per schedule hereto 
 attached and marked "B." 
 
 Your committee takes great pleasure in 
 reporting to this Council that the Interested 
 municipalities have exercised all proper 
 diligence and care in keeping the river Iree 
 from all obstructions. 
 
 Your committee having carefully read the 
 reports, by-laws and particulars relating to 
 the Nation River drainage improvements, 
 and the Chestervilie dam removal, embodied 
 in the minutes of this Council, do now un- 
 hesitatingly and with one accord confirm the 
 report of October, 1891 as being just, honest 
 and trutnful in every particular. 
 
 Ail of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 A. KENNEDY. Chairman. 
 
 Committee Boom, Cornwall, Jan. 27, 1892. 
 
I'i 
 
 20 
 
 
 8oiiEDirr,« "B" 
 Referred to 1 n ahove Report. 
 
 Municipalities of WlnclicHter, WlUlam§- 
 
 biirgh. Mntllda and Mountain, 
 In account with the United ConntleaJof 
 
 Htormont. Uiindas and (Uengarry. 
 
 CUB8TERVILI.B DAM ACCOUNT. 
 
 C. D CaHselman, comrailtec meeting. ? 2 40 
 
 JameMCollison, •' " ■• 3 [»0 
 
 GeorKoKerr, " , •• 4 00 
 
 ThoinHH Hamilton, " " •■ J "" 
 
 ThOH. McDonald. •' ' • 2W 
 
 A. Kennedy, '' ,. ". •• 4 00 
 Secretary, postage, stationery, tele- 
 
 grams and expoiises • • i" w 
 ursemenls, telegrams, time and 
 
 expenses by chairman t" "<^ 
 
 $48 80 
 A. Kknnkdy, Chairman. 
 Morrlsburgh, Jan. 22, 1802. 
 
 Reuort of Printliiff Coininltteo. 
 
 Proseut-Messrs. J. B. Hnlder, W. N. Barrle, 1 
 J. H. Koss. VVm. Banfoid,Oeo. Duranl, F. 
 Lally, K. J. Thompson. U. D. ^McDonald, , 
 Hu«h A. Cameron. A. W. Anil, Thomas Mc- ! 
 Donald and F. D. McNaughion. 
 To the Warden and Council of the United 
 Counties of Slormont, Dundas and vJleii- 
 
 GeMtlemen,-Your«'oramltteo on Prlutlnjc 
 bee leave to report that thev have examined 
 the minutes and llnanclal statements, as 
 irfned under contract In mu That the 
 work has been satlslactorlly done and for- 
 warded to the Reeves of the respective 
 municipalities In good time. ,„,,„„ „, 
 
 We strongly Irecom mend the printing oj 
 the minutes under contract and recom mend 
 that the Clerk Invite sealed tenders from al 
 the newspapers published In these Un ted 
 Counties tor the printing of tltteeu hundred 
 copies ol themlnutes.mdudlng theflnancial 
 statement together with two hundred and 
 fifty extra copies of the financial statement 
 to be primed alter the January session ; also 
 sealed tenders for the printing of conv ctl.-ns 
 quarterly, including a paper free to the 
 Reeves of each municipality contalnlngsuch 
 
 report of convictions. 
 
 Your committee recommend that the 
 financial statement be printed across the 
 pages as In X89 1. ., 
 
 Your comtiii'tf'^ recommend that the 
 quality of papes au I i-iyle of workmanship 
 and type be t j >» ^.'^ «8 In .; iH and delivered 
 nSt later thp^ i 'c % o :1. Conditions not 
 herein menlK-r.fd ^^1 oe those set n^rth In 
 report of Prltatng couimittee in 1888 and 
 usually followed. ., , . 
 
 The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. 
 Tenders to be received up to the 28th lust, at 
 
 • '''Al^'of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 ARTHUR W. AULT, Chairman. 
 Committee Rooms, Cornwall, Jan. 27. Ia!i2. 
 
 Sunplementnry Report of llie Printing 
 Comnilttee. 
 
 To the Warden and Gentlemen of the Coun- 
 ties' Council of the United Counties of 
 Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry. 
 Gentlemen,— Your committee recommend 
 that the tender of H. s*. Stafford for printing 
 1 r^oo onnips of the minutes an<l 250 extra 
 copies of the financial statement at $88 00 
 and publishing convictions and sending 
 copies of paper containing the same to each 
 
 member of the Council for $12.00 be accepted. 
 It being the lowest lender received. 
 
 All ot which IS rettpeclfully sulimlttod. 
 (Md.) A. w. AULT, Chairman. 
 
 Committee Rooms, Cornwall, Jan. aJ, IHra. 
 
 Report of Ediicndon roniniltt««. 
 
 Present— Messrs. Bennett, Adams, Iloweti, 
 McDonald. (Thomas), Cameron. McDoiiakl, 
 (I). D.l.Casselman, Campbell, Lally .McCas- 
 Kill, MoDougald, (R. J.),C«iulter, McDonald. 
 (D. A.). Hnlder, Mulholland. Barrle, Ross, 
 1 Locke, McKae. (A. D.). and Crysler. 
 To the Warden and members of the Coun- 
 ties' Council of the United Counties of 
 Htormont, Dundas and Glengarry. 
 Gentlemen,— Your committee beg leave to 
 report as follows : 
 
 I. Yourcommitiee beg leave to recommend 
 that the following gentlemen be appointed 
 as Irish Hchool Trustees In the fi)llowlng 
 High School Districts In these United Coun- 
 ties:- No. 1. Wllllamstown, D. J. McLeu- 
 uan, Lancaster, to be re-apnolnted, and 
 Alexander Faulkner. M.D.. VVilllamstown, 
 to be re-uppolntel. No. 2, Alexandria, Dou- 
 gald J. McMillan, Laggan,to ue re-appolnted 
 and John HInipson. Alexandria. In pbice ot 
 John A. McDougald. resigned. No. .}. Lorn- 
 wall. James Dingwall, Cornwall, to bo re- 
 appointed. No. I, Morrlsburgh. William 
 Allison, Dunbar, to be appointed in place of 
 Mr. Solleck whose term of ofilce has expired. 
 No. 5 Iroquois. Dr. Jamle.son. ol Mountain 
 .Station. In pUiceof William Whlttaker whose 
 term of office has expired. 
 
 ''. Your committee would recommend that 
 nochango ne made lu tlie County Board of 
 Examiners, and that an allowance ol $1 1> be 
 made to each Inspector In these United 
 Counties, viz :-D. McDIaimld, M.D., P.H.I., 
 Glengarry; A. McNaughUm, P.s.l., sior- 
 niout ; Arthur Brown, P.S.I.. Dundas. 
 
 8. Your committee would also recommend 
 that the Counties' Council do petition the 
 Ontario Government < nniom' section :«) 
 uad that part of secHun .;l i the High 
 Hchool Act relating .(• Hi ' Mi- ilenance .♦ 
 County Pupils so as !• •'" ?••< ^-. county lu 
 a union of counties icopo.ialble lor the main- 
 tenance of the High Schools In each County 
 respectively. 
 
 4. Your committee would also recommend 
 that the County Council do not take any 
 steps to petition the Ontario Government to 
 pass an Act to dissolve the existing union 
 High and Public school Boards In these 
 United Counties. 
 All of which Is respectfully submitted. 
 
 (Hd.i James FRA8ER, Chairman. 
 Committee Room, Cornwall, Jan. 2S, 1802. 
 
 Report of Finnnce Committee. 
 
 Present— Messrs. Jas. Fraser, Wm. N. 
 Barrle. Emerson Warner, Jas. Colli son, D. 
 McDonald, Geo. Kerr, F. D. McNaughton, 
 Elijah Gregory, Thos. Coul.or, John d. Ross, 
 A. R. McDougall, Thos. liamllton, C. D. 
 Casselman, D. A. McDonald. A. R. McDon- 
 ald and Arthur W. Ault. 
 To the Warden and Members of the Coun- 
 ties' Council of the United Counties of 
 Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 
 
 Gentlemen.— Your committee beg leave to 
 report as follows:— . ,^ 
 
 f. Your committee have received an appli- 
 cation lor the position of Treasurer of^these 
 United counties at a salary of $"v'j, uticflui 
 to furni.'^h bonds satisfactory to this Council 
 for the faithful performance of his duties. 
 
 1^ 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
21 
 
 10 1)6 accepted, 
 vfd. 
 
 iiilHiiltted. 
 , Chalrniun. 
 , JaD. -a, 1K02. 
 
 ininiltt««. 
 
 ItitiiH, Iloweii, 
 n. Mc!»«tmid, 
 Lally. McCaft- 
 )r, MoDonald. 
 Barrle, Rosa, 
 Bier. 
 
 or the Coun- 
 •d Counties of 
 igarry. 
 e beg leave to 
 
 ,o roco rn mend 
 
 1)6 appointed 
 
 the f<)liowlng 
 
 United Con n- 
 
 D. J. McLou- 
 
 )n()lnted, and 
 
 vilIlainHtown, 
 
 icaudrla, Dou- 
 
 e re-appolnted 
 
 a, In place of 
 
 No. 3, Corn- 
 
 'all, to bo re- 
 
 riili, Wllllatn 
 
 ,ed In place of 
 
 ;ehaH expired. 
 
 of Moubtala 
 
 littaker wbONe 
 
 ;ommend that 
 unty Board of 
 anceol $11) be 
 these United 
 I, M.U., P.H.I., 
 , P.S.I. , stor- 
 DundaH. 
 JO recommend 
 o petition the 
 ',n<' section ;!0 
 . i tlie High 
 [tilnteuance -f 
 H'L county in 
 e lor the main- 
 a each County 
 
 so recommend 
 not take any 
 government to 
 existing union 
 lards In these 
 
 submitted. 
 R, Chairman. 
 , Jan. 2S, 1802. 
 
 iniulttee. 
 
 ser, Wm. N. 
 18. Coll I son, D. 
 , McNaughton, 
 , .lohn d. Ross, 
 imilton, C. U. 
 A. R. McDon- 
 
 rs of the Coun- 
 ted Counties of 
 engarry, 
 
 ,ee beg leave to 
 
 !elved an appli- 
 asnrer of these 
 f $70tf, oiTcflnji 
 to this Council 
 }f bis duties. 
 
 We hiive also received a comiuunicalion 
 trom the Clerk asking for an Increase In nu 
 
 '**A(7cr having Inquired Into the nrilure and 
 charscler of the work done » y the Treasurer 
 •nd bis familiarity with the vMrled "c-founts 
 now .u.renl with the^e Unlttd ( ountlt-H In 
 theliiKirfwtof local works, we beiltve i . o 
 toS In the best Interests of the Counties' 
 •Council to retain the services of Mr. aiaince 
 as Treasurer and recc onmend Ins apioini- 
 tnout at a salary of $8(Ki.<)0. 
 
 -> We have carefully considered the appll- 
 
 .<jation of the Clerk for an incteiiho In ■&"'ry 
 
 and consider him entitled to a lHvor..ble 
 
 consideration, and recommend that he be 
 
 paid the sum of four hundred dollars for imi. 
 
 a. Your committee are are of the opinion 
 4hat a contlnunnre of Mr. FDniHOll as 
 Auditor will result in a more general satis- 
 /action to all the parties imeiested and 
 therefore recommend his appointment at a 
 •alary or Hfty dollars. ,,»,„, An„« 
 
 4. Ycur oommlttto recommend that Allan 
 Cameron be reengaged as caretaker ol tof 
 county property at a salary of $1()0, and that 
 his duties be the same as those sot forth in 
 report of County i'roperty committee in 
 January, 1H87. ^ , , 
 
 5, We have carefully examined and passed 
 accounts on general Counties' account 
 amounting to JtiOG.OS as per Hchedulo "A" 
 berelo attached. 
 
 ti. We have examined and passed, on ac- 
 count of Nation River Drainage, acc'iinlH 
 amounting to i53.')(t.H2, asj ptr Bcliedule "H" 
 .liereto attached, said accounts belns prin- 
 cipally for interest. 
 
 f. Accounts amounting to .?1,247.08 on ac- 
 count of River Beaudette drainage, as per 
 Schedule "C" hereto attached, have been 
 consltlered by this coramlttee and passed, 
 and jour committee recommend the passing 
 of a by Law for the payment of the dlfierent 
 amounts above named, including salaries. 
 
 8. Your committee have carefully exam- 
 ined the Auditors' Report and the Treasur- 
 er's Abstract and are pleased to observe that 
 our finances are In a much more satislactory 
 Btate than in former years. Upon the basis 
 cf the levy made In 1891 there existed an 
 actual deficit of revenue amounting to $3,- 
 l»48.1(i. This was met by the piiymeni of the 
 balance of the principal due by the sureties 
 of the late Treasurer. 
 
 We cannot urge too strongly upon the con- 
 elderatlt)n of the Council the neceislty of 
 levying In each and every year a sum suffic- 
 ient to meet the expenditures of the then 
 current year and to avoid future deficits we 
 wovld recommend that the sura of at least 
 $i 501) be added to the amount levied in 1891, 
 as being necessary to provide revenue equal 
 to expenditure for 1892. 
 
 9. The amount at present under discount 
 \plth the Bank of Montreal Is $11,500, divided 
 
 On account Nation River Drainage .$1,000 00 
 
 River Beaudette " 4.000 00 
 
 •General Purposes account 3,500 00 
 
 Total $ll,n00^ 
 
 And yourcommltteerecomniend the passing 
 of a by-law authorizing the renewal of tho 
 same by the Warden and Treasurer. 
 
 10. We find the municipalities as a whole 
 are largely in arrears in payment of rates, 
 there being due at the cloae of the year $14,- 
 -692.84. This renders It Impossible for the 
 Treasurer to comply with the statute In 
 respect to monies being due and payable on 
 
 .tore recommend that interest be charged to 
 
 the raunlclpallilen In arrears of rates and 
 taxes on the fnllowlug basis, viK :— 
 
 Horn the l.jili Dtcember. upon l lie rate* 
 levied for the general purposes ol the Loun- 
 ties, and from the diiieof payment of the 
 several Debentures upou the np^'Mal rales 
 levied for >.Hld D.iieniures respectively. 
 
 11. The applloMiiou of Jas. Clark, or 
 Domlnlonville, for a County license as 
 auctioneer. Ill lieu of two licenses now he d 
 hy Inni and dale'' recit ollveiy Hepl. l»lh, INIl, 
 and January 13ih,li«)2. lias been consldored 
 by tills Committee, and wo recommend tl.al 
 lie be grantMl a (Knuiy License lor llie 
 ("oui.ty of tilengairy, dating from November 
 
 12. Your committee recommend that me 
 Treasurer he aulborlztd to use, lor County 
 Pui posts, the DomlnMiii grant of $4, 000. W) In 
 aid or the NalWm River Drainage pending 
 the closing of the Nation River Draliuigo 
 Acciunl, paying such Interest to Nation 
 Klver Drainage CoinmUtee as Is usually 
 paid for moneys borrowed on account of 
 general pu! poses. 
 
 13. We have had several accoiinta sub- 
 mitted to us without having been duly certi- 
 fied and while we have passed ihe same, we 
 disapprove of the t-ysteni ol buying supplies 
 from place to place and your committee 
 would therefore recommend that all supplies 
 redulred by the caretaker, tho Mess_enger 
 (or Turnkey) or the Gaoler be purchased 
 from E. O'Callaghan, oi Cornwall, unti the 
 June .sessions, and i In. l the same bo entered 
 l.y him In a pass book supplied to each ur 
 the above ofllclalH by I lio Clerk. 
 
 14. Your committee b^ivlng Inquired Into 
 the particulars relating to tho claim made 
 ror interest upon iLe sureties of the late 
 Treasurer, and having heard the matter of 
 iho original settlement fully explalued, do 
 recommend that Jas. Dingwall be instructed 
 to withdraw the writs In the Sheriff's otnces 
 on payment of the Sheriff's costs by Mr. 
 Leitcb, as agreed with this comniitloe. 
 
 15. Your committee recommend that ine 
 Scott Act account bo closed and that the sum 
 of $2,792.01 be transferred to the credit of the 
 general account of ihe Counties. 
 
 All ot which is resptci 'ully submitted. 
 
 Thomas McDonald, Chairman. 
 
 Committee Roums, l ornwall.Jan.28, 1892. 
 
 (Schedules "\," "B" and "C" above refer- 
 red to are attached to and form part of By- 
 Law N o. 98.1). 
 
 Kevurt of »lio fouiuy Properly Com- 
 mltiee. 
 
 All the members present. 
 To the Warden and Gentlemen of the Coun- 
 ties' Council of the United Counties of 
 Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry. 
 
 1. Gentlemen,— Your committee beg leave 
 to report that they have examined the gaol 
 and offices and find nil In good order and 
 comfortable for the Inmates. There are three 
 male prisoners In the gnol but their terms of 
 confinement are nearly expired. Theie Is 
 also one female lunatic, who, it Is expected, 
 will be shortly removed to one of the asylums 
 of this Province. 
 
 2. The furniture recommended by your 
 committee for the Sheriff's office and County 
 Court Clerk's office has been procured agree- 
 able to your Instructions by your Treasurer. 
 
 3. We find that your Treasurer did not 
 procure the locks lor the cell doors as he 
 thought It advisable to consult the Inspector 
 of Prisons at his next visit before procuring 
 them. 
 
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 22 
 
 4. At the October session of this CouQcU It 
 WHS discovered thai there w.is no pal^''»t 
 Issued lor the lot o » which theCoautyOuUd- 
 iugs are erected a ^d you Instructed your 
 Treasurer to make application lor the patent, 
 and ,ve llud I'rotn ihe correspondence that 
 the Couunlssioner Is prepared to 
 recJmmend to the Lieutt nant-Goyernor 
 In Council that a patent for the said lot be 
 Issued to the corporation of these Counties 
 In trust for the purposes of a Gaol and Court 
 House. We \vould recommend that your 
 Treasurer press the Commissioner to h'lve 
 the patent issued at once. , .. , „,„ 
 
 5. Wo llnd that the Clerk of the County 
 court requires more light lu his olHce. We 
 would recommend that an additional gasa- 
 lier be placed In his office under the super- 
 vision of your Treasurer. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 John BErNEiT, Chairman. 
 
 committee Rooms, Cornwall, Jan. 29.1892. 
 
 Reuurt of Road CominUtee. 
 
 Members present, - iMessrs Beckstead. 
 Thompson, Banford, Mcintosh, McElae, Gal- 
 Itnger, McNaushton, Dingwall. Gregory, 
 Fraser and Hamiiton, (Thos. ) 
 To the Warden and MunlclpalCouncUof the 
 United Counties of atorraont, Dundas 
 
 1. Gentlemen,— Your committee have had 
 before them a petltlonof Frank Gardner and 
 others iu refc ence to opening up a road in 
 tine Township of Finch. Also a petition of 
 J. Kerr and others In reference t^openln'^t up 
 a road bet'peeu WlUlamsburgh and Osna- 
 bruck" Also a petition of George Dawley 
 and others in reference to opening up a road 
 between Morrisburgh and WlUlamsburgh . 
 upon all or which said petitions your com- 
 mittee decided to take no action. 
 
 2 Your committee have had the report pi 
 the WlUlamsburgh Road Company laid 
 before them which they accept as correct. 
 
 3. Your committee have had before theni 
 a letter and petition from the Clerk of the 
 county of Oxford iu reference to bridges 
 of one hundred f-et and over in length. 
 Your committee would recommend that the 
 Warden and County Cierkof this Council 
 slen memorial sent by the County Clerk of 
 Oxford praying the Ontario tiovernment to 
 repeal sec. 30, chap. 50. Ontario Statutes, 1890. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 Geo. Kerr, Chairman. 
 
 Committee Rooms, Cornwall, Jau'y 29, 1892. 
 
 Report of ComniitSce on Eqiirtllaatlon 
 of Assessment. 
 
 Present- Messrs. Casselman, Kerr. D. Mc- 
 Donald, McCasklU, Fraser, Bennett, A. K. 
 McDonald, Wm. Banford, Thos. Hamilton 
 .and Thos. McDonald. „,,„.> 
 
 To the Warden and Membersof the Counties' 
 council of the United Counties of Stor- 
 mont, Dundas and Glengarry. 
 Gentlemen.-Yourccmmitteo beg leave to 
 
 'To wTnitoX cost that would necessarily 
 be incurred by the appointment of a Valu- 
 ator or Board of Valuators to assess the real 
 and personal property of these United 
 counties. Your committee recommend that 
 no VaTuator or Board of Valuators be 
 appointed by this Council as provided by 
 
 Your committee recommmend that the 
 Clerk of this Council be directed to notify 
 the Assessor or Assessors of each and every 
 Municipality within these United Counties 
 that all assessmentsof both real and personal 
 property be made on a basis of actual cash 
 
 val le, which is understood to mean the 
 value, as translerable trom a solveut debior 
 to a solvent credt tor. 
 
 3. Judging from the Statistics supplied 
 this committee we are inc'ined to the belief 
 that there are several ^. ;pi'rtles situated lo 
 the towns and villages of these United 
 Counties and also lots of land and siib- 
 dlvUlons thereof m the local Munlcip:illtle8- 
 not entered on the Assessment Roll and 
 consequently not co..lrlbutlng Its Just pro- 
 portion to the maintenance of law and order 
 
 '°Yoar comrnlttea would therefore recora- 
 mend that the Clerk of this Council be 
 directed to notify each and every Assessor of 
 each Municipality respectively enjoining on 
 him the necessity of assessing a I the 
 oroperty, both real and personal, within the 
 limits of the Municipality lor which he Is 
 appointed Assessor, except that exempt by 
 
 ^*4'''Tlifat the Clerk of this Council be directed 
 ix> request the Clerk ol each Municipality to 
 forward to this Council \»ithout fail the 
 Assessment Rolls for 1891 and 1892 to be usedf 
 as a reference by Equalization Committee 
 at the June Session. 
 A 11 of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 Thos. McDonald, Chairman. 
 Commlttej Rooms, Cornwall, Jan'y 29, 189a. 
 
 Renort of Sneelnl Commlltee Appolnf* 
 Vd to Prepare Resolutions «f Con- 
 dolence to I lie Royal Family. 
 
 Present— Messrs. Geo. Kerr, F. D. Mo- 
 Naughton and Thomas M'jDonald. 
 To the Warden and Members of the CountleB^ 
 councilor the United Counties of Stox» 
 mont, Dundas and Glengarry. 
 
 Gentlemen,— Your special committee beff 
 leave to report as follows :-• 
 
 That the following resolution be engrossed, 
 and signed by the Warden and Clerk, and 
 forwarded to the Governor-General, the 
 representative of our beloved Queen ia 
 
 "That an humble address of the Counties*" 
 Council of the United Counties of Storraont, 
 Dundas and Glengarry be presented to His- 
 Excellency desiring to extend its deepest 
 sympathy to the Royal Family in the sad 
 bereavement occasioned by the death of the 
 Duke of Clarence and Avondale, the eldest 
 son of the Prince of Wales and grandson of 
 our beloved Q,ueen. 
 
 And thai this Council In session assembled 
 desire to express the deep sense of grief felt 
 by the entire community on the announce- 
 ment of the death of the noble Duke. 
 
 That the Clerk and Warden do forward a 
 copy of this address to His Excellency the 
 Right Honorable sir Frederick Arthur Stan- 
 lev, Baron Stanley of Preston, G.C.B , Gover- 
 nor-General of the Dominion of Canada, as. 
 Her Majesty's repreHentatlve, for transmis- 
 sion to Her Majesty and the Royal Family." 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 Thomas McDonai.d, Chairman. 
 
 Committee Rooms, Cornwall, Jan. 29, 1892. 
 
 Renort of Special <^ommlttee Re Rnl* 
 teruutCreeK Drain In ttie 't'ownoblp 
 of Roxborudffta. 
 
 Present— Messrs. John Bennett, E. Warner, 
 Jas. Fraser, R. J. Thompson, J. R. W. Crys- 
 ler and F. D. McNaughton. 
 To the Warden and Members of the Counties' 
 Council of the United Counties of Stor- 
 raont, Dundas and Glengarry. 
 Gentlemen,— Your committee beg leave to 
 report that we have had submitted to us tue 
 
28 
 
 1 to mean the 
 I solveat debiOT 
 
 tistloi supplied 
 aed to the belief 
 rtles situated Id 
 )f those United 
 land and sub- 
 1 Munlcip;ilitlo8 
 iraeiit Roll and 
 lag its Just pro- 
 of law and order 
 
 therefore recor.i- 
 this Council be 
 Bvery Assessor of 
 'ely enjoining on 
 ssesslng all the 
 ional, within the 
 ■ lor wiiich he Is 
 that exempt by 
 
 ouncll be directed 
 I Municipality to 
 xtitlwut fail the 
 ad 1892 to be used: 
 ;ation Committee 
 
 ly submitted. 
 iLD, Chairman, 
 all, Jan'y 29. 189a. 
 
 nlitee Appoint* 
 luiloiiH uf Con*- 
 1 Family. 
 
 [err, F. D. Me- 
 
 ; Donald. 
 
 rs of the Counties' 
 
 Counties of Slor» 
 
 garry. 
 
 il committee beg^ 
 
 tion be engrossed, 
 m and Clerk, and 
 nor-Oeneral, the 
 sieved Queen la 
 
 s of the Counties*" 
 itles of Storraont, 
 presented to Hls- 
 Ktend its deepest 
 amily In the sad' 
 y the death of the 
 ondale, the eldest 
 i and grandson of 
 
 session assembled 
 sense of grief felt 
 >n the announce- 
 jble Duke. 
 den do forward a 
 lis Excellency the 
 jrlck Arthur Stan- 
 ion, G.C.B ,Gover- 
 lon ot Canada, a» 
 ive, for transmis- 
 le Royal Family." 
 lly submitted. 
 Ai.D, Chairman. 
 wall,Jan. 29, 1892. 
 
 mtltee Re Bnl> 
 In ttie 'fownoblp 
 
 ennett, E. Warner, 
 
 )n, J. R. W. Crys- 
 
 i, 
 
 pirs of the Counties' 
 
 1 Counties of Stor» 
 
 ngarry. 
 
 Qittee beg leave to 
 
 iibmitted to us the 
 
 report of Robert \V. Lendrum, P. L. S., of 
 Vankleek Hill, Ont.. who was instructed by 
 this Council at the October .Session of 1891, to 
 make a survey and examination of Lots 
 Nos. 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31, In the 8lh Conces- 
 sion of the Township oi Roxborough, with a 
 view of druiniug the same Into the Butter- 
 nut Croek in the lOlh Concession of the 
 Townsh.p of Cambridge in the County of 
 Russell, under the provisions of the Munici- 
 pal Drainage Act. 
 
 Your committee having carefully exam- 
 ined said report aud plans would recommend 
 the Clerk and Warden to have the same pub- 
 lished as the said Municipa. Drainage Act 
 requires and to take all the necessary steps 
 to give eirect to the prayer of the petitioners 
 for the construction of said drain, as the 
 statutes require. 
 
 Your committee also recommend that this 
 Couucll instruct the Treasurer to pay the 
 Engineer. K. W. Lendrum, the amount of 
 his account, $81.20, for his services as per 
 statement attached to said report, and that a 
 By-Law be Introduced for this purpose mak- 
 ing the said amount chargeable to the 
 municipality of Roxborough. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 FiNLAY D, MCNAUQHTON, Chairman. 
 
 Committee Rooms, Cornwall, Jan. 29, 1892. 
 
 B'^-liAW No. 977. 
 
 By-Law to re-appoint committee re Nation 
 River Drainage. 
 Whkrkas at the Session of this Council 
 held In October, 1889. a By-Law (No. 899J was 
 
 Eassed for the removal of theCuesterviUe 
 lam and lowering of the shoal in the Nation 
 River for the purpose of draining the land 
 and highways in the Townsuips of Matilda, 
 Mountain. Williamsburgh and Winchester. 
 
 And whereas by such By-Law a com- 
 mittee was appointed to carry such works 
 Into effect; .... , .„ 
 
 And whereas It has become necessary to 
 re-appoint the said Committee and provide 
 for vacancies occasioned by certain members 
 thereof having ceased to be members of this 
 
 Council ; , , . J *t, * 
 
 It is therbfors hereoy enacted that 
 James Colllson, Reeve of Matilda, C. D. 
 Casseiman, Reeve of Williamsburgh, Thos. 
 Hamilton. Reeve of Winchester, Elijah 
 Gregory, Reeve of Mountain, George Kerr, 
 Keeve of Osnabruck, and Thomas McDonald, 
 Reeve of Morrlsburgh, be, and they are 
 hereby appointed to carry the said work into 
 effect as provided by said By-Law No. 899. 
 
 It is also further enacted that the 
 said Messrs. CoUison, Casseiman, Hamilton, 
 Gregory, Kerr and McDonald 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. 1881, to enable the 
 said committee to complete the work in the 
 said Nation River provided for in By-Law 
 No. 733, passed at the June Sessions, A.D. 1884. 
 Passed, signed and sealed In open Council 
 this 27th day of January, A.D. 1892. 
 
 (Sd) A. A. STEWART, Warden. 
 (Sd) A. I. MACDONELii, Clerk. 
 
 BY-I<AW No. 978. 
 
 A By-Law to appoint a Board of Audit for 
 the year 1892. 
 Under and by virtue of R. S. O., 1887, Chap. 
 184, Sec. 513, the Corporation of the United 
 Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry 
 enacts as follows : 
 
 1. That Thomas McDonald, Esq., of Morrls- 
 burgh, and Duncan G. McMillan, Esq., of 
 South Finch, be, and they are hereby 
 appointed members of the Board of Audit for 
 the current year. 
 
 2. That each of the said members of the 
 Board of Audit be paid the sura of *^our 
 Dollars for each audit of accounts tof her 
 with five cents per mile lor each iulle 
 necessarily travelled to i-.ttend such ar.clit 
 and that the Treasurer be, and he Is hereby 
 authorized to pay the same. 
 
 Passed, «lgned and sealed In oppn Council 
 this 29th day of January, A.D. 1892. 
 
 (-sd) A. A. Stewart, Warden. 
 (Sd) A 1. Macdonbll, Clerk. 
 
 BY-LAW No. 979. 
 
 By-Law fcr the appointment of County 
 Auditors for 1892. 
 
 Be it enacted a By-Law of the Corporation 
 of the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas 
 and Qlenaiarry that the following bo and 
 they are hereby appointed County Auditors 
 for the cui .ent year, viz :— 
 
 Arthur H. Plimsoll, Esq., of the City of 
 Montreal, Accountant, and 
 
 John A. Chisholra, Esq., of the Town of 
 Cornwall, Barrister, at a salary of Fifty 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open Council 
 this 29th day of January, A.D. 1892. 
 
 (Sd) A. A. Stewart, Warden. 
 (Sd) A. I. Macdonbll, Clerk. 
 
 BY-LAW No. 9S0. 
 
 By-Law to re-appoint Committee re River 
 Beaud'Jtie Drainage Improvements. 
 
 Whereas, application has been made tO' 
 this Council by the municipal corporation of 
 the Township of Charlottenburgh to proceed 
 as provided by the Municipal Act of 1883, and 
 amendments thereto, to deepen the River 
 Beaudettein the Townships of Charlotten- 
 burgh and Lancaster, and to remove obstruc- 
 tions therefrom, for the purpose of dralniui: 
 the land in the vicinity of the said River 
 and its tributaries ; 
 
 And whereas, it has tecome necessary to 
 re-appoint the said committee and provide 
 for vacancies caused by certain members 
 ceasing to become members of this Council ; 
 
 Be it therefore enacted a By-Law of the 
 Corporation of the United Counties of Stor- 
 mont, Dundas and Glengarry, that Angus R. 
 McDonald, Reeveof Charlottenburgh ; Ewau 
 Dingwall, 1st Deputy-Reeve, and Hngh A. 
 Cameron, 2ud Deputy-Reeve of the muuicl- 
 palltyof Charlottenburgh; John B. Snider, 
 Reeve of the Township of Lancaster, and 
 John A. .McDougai, Deputy-Reeve of the said 
 Township of Lancaster, be, and the same are 
 hereby appointed a committee to advise and 
 confer wltii the Commissioner appointed by 
 this Council to carry on the said drainage 
 works. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open Council 
 this 29lh day of January, A.D. 1892. 
 
 (Sd) A. A. Stewart, Warden. 
 (Sd) A. I. Macdonell, Clerk. 
 
 BV-IiAW No. 981. 
 
 By-Law to re-appoint a Commissioner In 
 connection with the River Beaudette 
 Drainage Improvements. 
 Whereas, authority is given by chapter 
 184, section 569, sub-section 17, of the Revised 
 Statutes of Ontario, 1887, to Counties' Coun- 
 cils to appoint a Commissioner to carry out 
 drainage works ; 
 
24 
 
 It Is hereby enacte.l "L^y\^*^°i),*j®^"I.lf ' 
 Counties of Htonnonl. '^""I'las and Glengarry, , 
 
 that Donald A. Mc Arttiir. Esq., of Alexan- 
 drfa. b^ and he Is horeby r«;appolnled a , 
 CoramlBSlo.ier will, fall P'^^l'l ^j^Jt"^,!!,*"^?, ' 
 all such necessary and pr()Der contracts in 
 
 connection vvlih the River R«'i«J«^'^« D'^'''"^ 
 age Iraprovemonts, and to si^pervise all work ; 
 in connection therewith, and to do all thing'H 
 necessary to facilitate the successlul oper^ , 
 atlon of such works and ^^'th power to l.sae j 
 orders upon the Treasurer lor payments or , 
 money In connection with said works. , | 
 Passed, signed and sealed In open Council , 
 
 this 28th day of .lanuary, A.D. if'-'t,- _ . „ 1 
 miB ^m "'*J^g^j j^ ^ Stewart, Warden, j 
 
 (Sd) A. I. MAODONELT., Clerk. 
 
 BY-IiAW NO. 982. 
 
 By-Lnw for the ai^polntment, of Preventive 
 
 villages set, opposite their names : 
 
 Oftarl6«en6W»-Jonn A. Robertson, Wn^ 
 
 Sifs. «L?«^e^Wb^.s'on.^&?i 
 Raphaels, "*"(i*o„„-ald (2ad Concession), 
 i^rncisie^riX A^I'Mo^D^nlili Munroe's MUU ; 
 D.J. McDonald, Glenroy. a».ifHMoiin. 
 
 Mountain-Johnston Boyd, South Moun- 
 tuin- Albert Richardson, HallvHie , Jamcs 
 Bryc'e. Inkermaa; Alexander btewait, 
 
 ''SSS-kTek-r Stallmayer. Jacob Bo- 
 
 Kr.T2;e^r » ,n op. CouaeU 
 ,U,28th day^o, ■'-»«§',• *V^-«Varden. 
 (Sd) A. I. MACDON ELii, C lerk. 
 
 By-Law for the payment of Orders and Ac- 
 
 wKS it Is necessary that the payment 
 nf monevs granted by the Corporation of 
 UieTunWcountlesbe authorized by By- 
 
 ^el'lt therefore enacted a By-Law of Uils 
 
 ^«= , Icorporat^ortmteaXortlieperso^^ 
 
 SnS;^<^^iiii-:raUanach. Alexander 1 ^Sj^a ^..^^^^ ^^n^ ,^^^^^ 
 
 l^'^<^P^^^^:,^l^^^:%ei^ Robertson ; 
 
 ^^sF''^?' TMin Patterson. Berwick; Jacob 
 Crysler ; and H. D. M''y,°f\'-\^i ' eV. Monll- 
 
 ^I^^l'is-rhoma^ Dillon, WtlHam Coons, 
 
 William Fisher. Prunner, Morrls- 
 
 Tr«?';«m«bt»-7/^-George Pm^^^^ 
 
 "burgh; A. *'>*^,!^^' jv" . toHu Wells, East 
 Samuel Elson P'-^^^-^^oJ^/^;', Winchester 
 Wiliiamsburgh, Jpnu J^";'' "\', „ 
 
 ^Sl fflei^'I^f MortrZler. Mor'a- 
 """"wtchester ViUage-Theodove Sharp and 
 Nicholas Shaver. Hanesville ; Thos. 
 
 Matilda--mw^rd f.^^^^' *^* ttle, Dundela; 
 Barkley.lroquols, Geoige luiue, ^^^^^^ 
 
 S^bS^l^ns^t;^.UcJ?!Dlxon;Hami.- 
 
 ton Bush. Bush Gien. ,„, j^ ^.j. Avonmore ,. 
 
 Zeat.i.mVVeait.^Io cKian ,^^ ^^ 
 
 Gravel Hill, f '^,?;J''" civek Hugh McDer- 
 ^^I'f '^AvonmoVe] DoimVd' Clunefon, Lodl ; 
 mid, Awnmoit, , ^ Moose Creek. 
 
 and f^«'»-^rro ;.iS-Donald McLeod. Lan- 
 LaiicasterTovyum) uo Gorman 
 
 this ! 
 
 083, Finance 
 at January 
 
 .$145 68 
 11 28 
 
 3 55 
 2 25 
 
 1 50 
 
 KflUClS A. WKJU"'-""""' .,. 
 
 ^SaE«^-Wmiam Nicholson and 
 Duncan McKie. 
 
 l^'l^s'nameTn ih'e Schedules marked ''A.- •;B; 
 and "C" (hereto annexed) -id th'vt ^^'^e 
 Treasurer of the said Counties oe and he is 
 hereby authorised to nay the amounts con- 
 talnecl in such schedules, signed by the War- 
 den to the said persons so named tlieieln. , 
 ^'passed?Ilgned>nd sealed in ooen Council 
 
 lis 29th day of January, A.D. IS"; 
 ns^jinu y^^^ A. A. Stewart, Warden. 
 
 (Sd) A. 1. MACDON EiiL, C lerk. 
 
 SHKDUIiB "A." 
 
 Referred to la By-Law No. 
 Coniraltlee, Accounts passea 
 
 TGeo"'Bi£p & CO., stationery for^ 
 2L.'^?'^2""^aiVs-io'vaulW^o? 
 Sherlffand County Court Uerk. . 
 
 3 Treasurer, freight, cartage disbursed 
 on stationery •••••• ;Ay<rV^n* 
 
 4 G. R. Phillips, lor tin boxes for Trea- 
 
 5 St. Lawrence Keivs. for advertising 
 January Sessions 
 
 7 Chartes F. Dawson, books for Dun- 
 das Registry office "• 'ii.V.iY 
 
 8 D. A. Flack, water rates on Co. Bulla- 
 i nus for nrst, hal f of 1892 25 00 
 
 9 Cornwall Gas Co.. gas acct. lor quar- 
 ter ending Dec. 31st. 1891 •.•••••••• ^ •^'' 
 
 10 L. A. Ross, for desk for sheriff and 
 cupboard for Co. Court Clerk (as 
 pertender) ■••• ■••v-; '^^ ^ 
 
 11 Geo. Gosling, balance of acct. for 
 papering. &c.. Caretaker's room. 
 
 12 Edward Al'.en, '"ood lo'' Stormont 
 Registry ofliee ■ •, ••• 
 
 13 K. Clarke and .1 Mullen, iemoviug 
 ice and snow Horn roof of County 
 
 14 Winchester i-'ress", ior advertising 
 January Session of Co. Council 
 
 15 Judge Carman, acct. for examining 
 lunatics and certifying........... 30 00 
 
 Ki Cornwall Freehoiaer, advertising 
 
 January session of Co. Counc 1. . 1 50 
 
 17 Cornwall FreeUlder, pr'ntlug Writs 
 of Fl Fa for County Court Clerk.. 6 2>> 
 
 18 R. Snetsiuger. repairs to locks and 
 doors in caretaker's rooms .^ 10 
 
 19 John G. Hunter, plumber's repairs 
 
 4 42 
 22 ."}0 
 
 2 00 
 1 50 
 
25 
 
 ertsoD, Wil- 
 li am stown; 
 i; Tbomas 
 DuputB, St. 
 Summers- 
 Cnncosslon), 
 nroe'sMtlls; 
 
 jDUth Moun- 
 ville ; James 
 r fcjtewait, 
 
 ■r, Jacob Bo- 
 
 )pea Couacll 
 
 S92. 
 
 r. Warden. 
 
 ders and Ac- 
 
 \w payment 
 rporatlon of 
 rlzed by By- 
 
 jr-Law of this 
 rsons hereln- 
 1 set opposite 
 ked''A,""B" 
 id that the 
 )e and he is 
 amounts con- 
 l by the War- 
 ed therein, 
 anen Council 
 181»2. 
 tT, Warden. 
 
 983, Finance 
 at January 
 
 lery for 
 
 $145 68 
 
 an Its of 
 Clerk. 1128 
 Isbursed 
 
 355 
 
 for Trea- 
 
 225 
 
 vertlning 
 150 
 
 for Dun- 
 31 5() 
 
 :;o. Buiid- 
 
 2500 
 
 lor quar- 
 
 .... 45 36 
 
 leriff and 
 
 Clerk (as 
 5600 
 
 acct. for 
 r's room. 4 42 
 Stormont 
 
 2250 
 
 leiuoviug 
 of County 
 
 200 
 
 Jverlising 
 Council . . 1 50 
 xuminlng 
 
 3000 
 
 dver'.islng 
 Council. . 1 50 
 ting Writs 
 irt Clerk.. 6 25 
 
 locks and 
 
 ,18 2 10 
 
 r's repairs 
 
 32 97 
 13 12 
 
 90 
 
 :26 A. 
 
 io furnaces, pipes and closets 
 
 ■M J SkeUh. supplies for gaoler, gaol 
 
 11 jf^i'Taffitor' pairof' shoes Vor 
 
 .»7 p ' oSlagiian," suppiles 'to gaoler 
 •*^ ^nd turnkejand clothes for prison- 
 
 ^ n"j." 'Fraid-ciotbing for prisoners 
 
 ^u T^'c ^"Alpu^re ACo.',* 'suilonery 'tor 
 
 ^* Tnd'iies County Officials, &c 
 
 ->^ PaniDbell Bro^.. for repairs to stoves 
 •^ "JnTp^lpes in Stormont R^^^^^^^ 
 
 A. McNaCighton, I.P.S., atormoni, 
 
 :^ ri^f tlffoJd?aSmT?or- prinUng 
 •^ ^inutesfconvlcilons, advertising. ^^ 
 
 •28 D.*' Mc DlarmVd," "iiP.^'.", " Glengarry, 
 
 nostaae and express aircl ;••,••■ 
 
 99 1? 6. Alguire. M.D.. for examining 
 
 lunatics and certifying..... ^j 00 
 
 30 GNw! Telegraph Co.. telegrams 
 
 for County Clerk v-^-'a': 
 
 •31 l: F. Selleck, Ink, &c.. for Dundas 
 
 Registry office........... • ••••:•• ■ 
 
 32 Arthur Brown, I. P. »•• uunuas, 
 
 postage and express acct 
 
 flfco1i&McDonaU.acct.forsup- 
 "^pXs to gaoler, turnkey and care- 
 taker and cash advanced upon 
 gaoler's order 
 
 $695 08 
 
 ■(SdVA.* A. STBWAKT, 
 * ' Warden. 
 
 from the annual retirement, resignation or 
 otherwise of High ftjcnool Trustees. 
 
 Therefore, be It enacted a By-Law of the 
 Corporation of the United Counties of Stor- 
 mont, Dundas and Gle.-igarry that the per- 
 
 are 
 
 IG 10 
 
 11 a'j 
 
 8 86 
 15 
 6 65 
 
 50 
 
 7 60 
 
 75 
 
 30 83 
 
 Total. 
 
 SHEDULE "B." 
 
 Referred to In By-Law No. 98;?. 
 
 NATION RIVER DRAINAGE ACCOUNT.S. 
 
 ■nommltte pay list for October.... $ 20 40 
 
 GeS. KerrT^Varden. signing Debentures 3 00 
 InTerest in renewal Note under dls- 
 
 count due to Jan'y l!>th, 1892 284 02 
 
 Committee Pay List. Jan'y. 1892 48^ 
 
 Total. 
 
 (Sd) 
 
 $:J56 82 
 
 A. A. STEWART, 
 
 Warden. 
 
 SCHBDCLB "0. 
 
 Referred to In By-Law No 98:3. 
 
 BIVBR BBAUDBTTS DRAINAGE ACCOUNTS. 
 
 Committee pay list for July $ 18 0<) 
 
 D. R. Brown. Engineer i'^ o" 
 
 T. Brennan & Co., Contractors 027 10 
 
 McArthur & Gallinger, assisting En- 
 gineers .•••;"A 
 
 Colin McDonald, Board of Engineer. 
 
 Interest on notes under discount and 
 renewals of same to Jan'y 22nd, 
 1892 
 
 sons hereinafter named be and they 
 hereby appointed High Schools Trustees. 
 
 Wllllamstown— No. 1. D. J. McLennan, 
 Wilitamstowu, and Alexander Faulkner, Jl. 
 D., Wllllamstown, ., ^ ., ,„,, 
 
 Alexandria-No. 2. Dougald J. McMillan. 
 Laggan. and John Simpson, Alexandria. In 
 place of John A. McDougald. resigned. 
 
 Cornwall— No. 3. James Dingwall, Corn- 
 wall, re-appolnted. 
 
 Morrisburgh-No. 4. William Allison, of 
 Dunbar, in place of L. F. Selleck. 
 
 Iroquois- No. 5. Dr. Jamlesonot Moun- 
 tain Station, in place of William Wlilttaker. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed in onen Council 
 this 29lh day of January, A. D. 1892. 
 
 (Sd) A. A. STEWART, Warden. 
 (Sd) A. 1. MACDONGLL, Clerk. 
 
 BY-LAW No.OS.'S. 
 
 By-Law to appoint a Board of Examiners of 
 
 Public School Teachers in and for the 
 
 United Counties of Stormont, Dundas 
 
 and Glepgarry for 1892. 
 
 (The above By-Law was withdrawn In its 
 
 passage through Commiiree ol the whole 
 
 and is therefore null.)) 
 
 BT-LAW No. 985. 
 
 By-Law authorizing the renewal of certain 
 Bills and Notes under discount with tne 
 Bank of Montreal, Cornwall. 
 Whereas it will be necessary to renew cer 
 tain Bills and Notes at present iinder dis- 
 count with the Bank on Montreal, Cornwall. 
 Be it enacted a By-Law of the United 
 Countlesof Stormont, Dundas andGlengarry 
 that the Warden and Treasurer be, and they 
 are hereby authorized to renew the said 
 Notes or Bills accruing due from time to 
 time as they may consider necessary or to 
 retire the same if possible out of the moneys 
 which have been levied and collected lor 
 County purposes or other sources. 
 
 Passed signed and sealed in open Council 
 this 29thday of January, A.D. 1892. 
 
 (Sd) A. A. Stewart, Warden. 
 (Sd) A. I. Macdonell, Clerk. 
 
 21 00 
 
 20 00 
 
 180 38 
 
 A. 
 
 D. McGllllvray, horse hire. 
 
 $1,242 58 
 . 4 50 
 
 Total $1,247 08 
 
 Passed by committee. 
 
 (Sd) TUOMAS McDONAliD, 
 
 Chairman Finance. 
 (Sd) A. A. STEWART. 
 
 Warden. 
 
 BY-LAW NO. 984. 
 
 By-Law to appoint High School Triistees. 
 
 Whereas by 54 Vic, Cap. 57, Sec. 12. sub- 
 aec. 1. Counties' Councils are empowered to 
 ^ake appointments to till vacancies arising 
 
 BY-LAW NO. 986. 
 
 By-Law of the Corporation of the United 
 Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glen- 
 garry to refund to certain Municipalities 
 of theCountyofGUngarry, the respective 
 sums levied from them under By-Law 
 No. 964 of these United Counties lor 
 Model School purposes. 
 Whereas, under By-Law No. 964 of these 
 United Counties the sum of four hundred 
 and fifty dollars was levied from the various 
 Municipalities of the United Counties for 
 the support of the .Model Schools in said 
 counties, of which the sum of one hundred 
 and fifty dollars was levied from the various 
 Municipalities of the County or Glengarry to 
 be appropriated for the use of the Glengarry 
 Model School ; 
 
 And whereas there Is at present no Model 
 School within the said County of Glengarry 
 and the said sum of one hundred and fifty 
 dollars remains In the hands of theTreasurer 
 of these Counties to the credit of the said 
 MunlclpallL es of the said County of Glen- 
 garry. 
 Be it therefore enacted, and It Is hereby 
 
26 
 
 i \\ 
 
 i 
 
 euaclert a By-Law ol thesf J ''Hed Coanae« 
 
 said By-Law No. 904. ^^ ^g 
 
 Char loitenburgb * 32 48 
 
 Lancaster <><) ,>5 
 
 Keuyou ....- •• "0132 
 
 LaucHster Village ^^ j;^ 
 
 Locblel 4^5 
 
 Alexandria 1. 
 
 „„,„, $150 00 
 
 PassedJSVed ; and sealed in open Coancll 
 this 30th day^oj •5--y.,^,^-.!;!Varden. 
 (Sd) A. I. Macdon ell, C lerk. 
 
 BY-I>AW No. 987. 
 By-Law to ax the salaries ol certain of the 
 
 J°ren«cSd f Bv-Law of the Council of 
 ,,? J^r^Sr£n oi the ^.ued Connues^^o. 
 
 Siornopnt, ^"^ti^^-Abpse United Counties 
 ?o"re"lw%°tt stKesKiuaaer uientioned 
 
 'T^^Snt^' T^easuVeniie sum of eight hundred 
 "^cSty Clerk the sum of four hundred 
 
 *^"rKaker of County Buildings the sum of 
 S.*h,,nrtrpd and fifty dollars, his duties to 
 
 U,„ 301h lay «-'^°t:^v5v° nJfwardeo. 
 (Sd) A. I. Macdon bt.l. C lerk. 
 
 BY-LAW »o. 98*. 
 
 By 
 
 BY-LAW NO. 988. 
 
 By-Law providing lor the holding of 
 
 tne 
 
 SJfo'A tV court Hoase, In the 
 Town Of Cornwall. 
 
 .^^^^tttTf fh^e'Tho.rin lit%t..% 
 fhTuTt^e s°am?and^is there.ore null.) 
 
 r,aw to provide for the payment of the 
 
 ,M 1 1 •fcSl 20 to R. \V. Lendrum, P.LJ3.» 
 
 P.V Eu^iKr's services performed for thii^ 
 
 Council. _ 
 
 W hnreis at the 0>Mober ses^i'.ns of 1891 oF 
 
 this Council the said K. W. Lendruin, fisq-,. 
 
 was anDolnted oy a rosoluilou of this Counci i 
 
 wasappoiuteu "J or Surveyor to proceed lo 
 
 inm Rutternut Creek in the lOih Concession. 
 Lfth?Town'ihlpo7ca.nbrldge in th^^ 
 «r RnKSftil under the provisions of tne 
 "M^mclpat DraMiage A^^l" '^"^^'r? P^ffi^ 
 niilns thereof and an assessment of the lanus 
 Cbl beneflled thereby and reP«^rt tliereoa 
 to this Council at its January Session (1802) ,. 
 And whereas the said R. W. Lendrum, Esq.,. 
 P L S in virtue of his said appointment has- 
 
 mJde-the necessary ^^^r\'i^^\Ziul^Sm- 
 ill niiestion and has submitted to inis uouu 
 cU a Dlari and profiles ot the work and a re- 
 port and estimate of the expense ihereot 
 rulchsaiS report has been adopted and 
 acted upon by this Cauncll ; 
 
 And whereas th ^ said R. W. lendrum has- 
 niesenled to this CouucU his account for ser- 
 ?ce8 rendered as aforesaid aniounting to. 
 $81.20. Which sum is reasonable and not la 
 excess of statutory remuneration. 
 
 Be It therefore enacted a By-Law of 
 the corporailoa of the Municipal 
 Council 01 the United Counties erf 
 £mont, Dundas and Crlengarry that the- 
 Treasurer of these Counties be, and ^ i^* 
 hereby authorized to pay the said sum o£ 
 $81.20 to the said R. W. Lendrum; 
 
 And Itisfurtherenacted that iheTreasurer 
 docmirgetSesaid amount to thesaidTowo^ 
 ship cl Hox.borough In th^ event of ^^e saiA 
 drainage works not oelng proceeded witn^r 
 to the fund 10 be raised by assessmeut upo^ 
 the lands lo be benefited ^bereby. should the- 
 sald drainage works be prosecuted to com- 
 
 '"pSd. signed and sealed in open CounclL 
 this 30th day of January, A.U. 18!»J. 
 
 (Sd) A. A. Stewart, Warden^ 
 (Sd) A. L Macdonell, Clerk, 
 
27 
 
 i. 
 
 iymentof the 
 idrum, P.L^.». 
 >rined for thit^ 
 
 .,ns of 1891 or 
 sudruin, Esq.^^ 
 jf IhlsCouacii 
 
 to proceed lo 
 lexmnination 
 ) and 31 in the 
 rnshlpor Rox- 
 111 ug the same 
 )ih Uoncesslou- 
 
 111 the County 
 islons of the 
 md to prepare 
 !ul of the lands 
 report thereon 
 Session (1802) ;. 
 Lend mm, Esq., 
 (polntmeulha» 
 ion of tlie lands- 
 1 to this Coun- 
 i^ork and a re- 
 spense thereof 
 I adopted and 
 
 . Lendrum has- 
 account forser- 
 
 amountlng lo> 
 able and not la 
 tlon. 
 
 a By-Law of 
 le Municipal 
 Counties of 
 igarry that tbe- 
 be, and he Is- 
 he said sum o£ 
 ■um; 
 
 itiheTreaHurer 
 ) thesaldTown- 
 i-entof the salA 
 jceeded wltn, or 
 sisessmeut upon 
 reby, should the- 
 secuted to com- 
 
 n open Councll< 
 D. 1802. 
 
 ART, Warden- 
 k. 
 
 Annual School Ketnrns for 1891. 
 
 Jleeeipts. 
 
 Balance on hand from last au^lt $ 4 04 
 
 Leelslatlve School Grant, 1891.... ••... «4 UO 
 Municipal AHsessment for 1890 collect- 
 
 ed since last return _ll_ 
 
 $900 04 
 Ilecei2its. CHARLOTTENBURGH. 
 
 Balance on hand from Inst audit * o,? J,^ 
 
 Legislative School Grant, 1891 •■.• • • • • • SH 00 
 
 Municipal Assessment for 1890, re- 
 
 eel ved since last return °»" "" 
 
 $1,()20 14 
 
 LANCASTER TOWNSHIP. Payments. 
 
 Paid on preceedlng year's account. . .$ fij w 
 
 Paid on this year's account tKi 
 
 Balance on hand to ntxt account 4 04 
 
 $ 9U0 U4 
 
 j-ayments, 
 
 Paid on preceding year's account • • • $ $?? ^^ 
 
 Paid for this year. 1891 oil w 
 
 Balance on hand to next account i* 
 
 $1,620 14 
 
 Receipts. 
 
 Balance on hand from last audit $ m , 
 
 Legislative School Grant, 1S91... <)22 00 i 
 
 Municipal Assessment for 1890, re- 
 
 celved since last return uiiw 
 
 $1,245 30 
 
 KENYON. Payments. 
 
 Paid on preceding year's account $ 00 
 
 Paid for this year, 1891 l-^^*' ^ 
 
 Balance on hand to next account. ... cM 
 
 $1,215 30 
 
 Receipts. 
 
 Balance on hand from last audit $ 274 99 
 
 Legislative School Grant. 1891 ....... 4/7 00 
 
 Municipal Assessment for 1891, In pro- 
 cess of collection ($477.00) -^ 
 
 $ 751 99 
 
 LOCHIEL. Payments. 
 
 Paid on preceding year's account $ 274 99 
 
 Paid forthisyear, 1891 4*7 00 
 
 Balance on handlo next account 
 
 $ 75199 
 
 Receipts. WILLIAMSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL. Payments. 
 
 Balance on hand from last audit. . . . .$ 353 33 
 
 Legislative Grant for last half year ^90 269 ,S 
 
 ° •• •• first 91 2()fl 01) 
 
 Municipal Grant (County) during 1891 ■>% 00 
 
 " •' (Local) * 1891 210 80 
 
 Fees received from pupils during 1891 ^37 80 
 
 Received from other sources during.'Ol /OO 00 
 
 Paid Teachers during 1891 $1,674 50 
 
 lepairs and school furniture,'«fcc, 
 
 duringl891 1^8 70 
 
 for library during 1891 <3 49 
 
 for maps, apparatus, &c d8 J7 
 
 for school books, stationery, fuel 
 
 and olner expenses during '91 304 09' 
 
 Balance on hand to next accou nt 90 67 
 
 ReceiiHa, 
 Balance on hand from last account 
 Gov't Grant for last half year 1890. 
 i. •' first " 1891. 
 
 Municipal Grant (County) during 1891 1,100 00 
 •» •• (Local) ' 1891 OoO 00 
 
 Rec'd from fees ofcandldates during '91 50 00 
 
 $2,.389 77 
 
 ALEXANDRIA HIGH SCHOOL 
 
 $ 15<) 15 
 
 . 217 73 
 
 214 93 
 
 $2,389 77 
 
 Payments, 
 
 Paid Teachers during 1891 $1,470 OO 
 
 fo- library : 1^2 89 
 
 for school books, stationery and 
 
 other expenses during 1891- . . 265 75 
 Balance on hand to next account 550 17 
 
 $2,388 81 
 
 Receipts, 
 Balance on hand from last account . .$ 624 00 
 
 Legislative School G rant, 1891 621 00 
 
 Municipal Assessment for 1891 621 00 
 
 $2,388 81 
 OSNABRUCK. Payments. 
 
 Paid on preceding year's account . . . .$ 623 00 
 
 for this year. 1891 621 OO 
 
 Balance on hand to next account 622 OO 
 
 Receipts. 
 Balance on hand from last account 
 
 Legislative School Grniit. 1891 
 
 Municipal Assessment for li-Ol, yet to 
 be received ($314) 
 
 $1,866 00 
 
 FINCH. 
 
 $1,866 CO' 
 
 Payments. 
 
 $ 319 00 
 . 314 00 
 
 Paid on preceding year's account $ 
 
 Paid for this year, 1891 633 00 
 
 Balance on hand to next account 
 
 ($314 In process of collection) 
 
 > » ft • • • 
 
 Receipts. 
 
 $633 00 
 ROXBOROUGI' 
 
 $633 00 
 
 Payments. 
 
 Balance from last account, on hand. .$ 30 20 
 Amount of last year's Assessment 
 
 (Municipal. 1890)........... 48b 00 
 
 Legislative School Grant. 1891 482 00 
 
 Municipal Assessment for 1891 , . . 482 00 
 
 $1,480 2(5 
 
 Paid on preceding year's account... ■$ 486 00 
 
 Paid for this year, 1891 482 00 
 
 Balance on baud to next account 612 26 
 
 $1,480 26 
 
28 
 
 Receipts. 
 
 CORNWALL TOWNSHIP. 
 
 J>ayments. 
 
 „. * •? 05 Paldon preceding ypar'8 account ....* wi ^^ 
 
 Balanceon hand from last nccount..$ ^ 2. ^^ ']?o"r this year 1«91- Vo„VA,Vnt 
 
 Legislative School Grant, 1^01 o.,o o» ^^^ i^^nd to next account. . 
 
 Municipal A8se88n-.ent ^or im........ 54S UJ «aia 
 
 Municipal Assessment for 1891. In pro- j 
 
 530 
 
 • • •• * 
 
 cess of collecllon, $r)30. 
 
 Receipts. 
 
 Balance on hand from last audit • •••$l.|J|j ^ 
 Gov't Grant for Jast half of Ig) . . . . . . 4(). .W 
 
 Municipal Grant [gmnty] during ;gl 1.050 00 
 
 Received from fees dur 1 ng 1801 . . . . ... Ms 00 
 
 Reo'd from other sources during IhJl ^^^ >- 
 
 $0,731 30 
 
 : $1,081 2a 
 
 $1,081 23 
 
 CORNWALL HIGH SCHOOL. -P«V"«^'^- ^^O 00 
 
 Paid Teachers dur I ng isOl 3)-J.|w u 
 
 for repairs. &c. dur Ing IW 1 "^ ut. 
 
 for library ;* 1891 4» i/ 
 
 for maps, apparatus, Ac . . ..•.■• ^^ -^ 
 for school books, stationery, fuel 
 
 and other expensesdurlng '91 1.198 W 
 Balance on hand to next account .... l£>o87 
 
 $6,731 30 
 
 Receipts. 
 
 MATILDA. 
 
 Payments. 
 
 hand"from last account. .$ 500 08 Vald nn preceding year's account ....$ |0|j 00 
 
 ^ „ School Grant, """' 
 
 Municipal Assessment for 
 
 Balance on 
 
 StlSnce i^Lffio^^^it account. . . . . J60_0S 
 
 Balance on "»■"" ''X ^t lam "lOfi 00 
 
 Legislative School Grant, 1891 5U0 w 
 
 Municipal Assessment for 1801 o''^^ »^ 
 
 $1,581 08 
 
 Receivts. MOUNTAIN 
 
 Balanceon hand from last audit $ 2g 3J | Paid on p,ec...,, ^ "r:::.--..-..-.' g f 
 
 $1,127 36 ; * ' 
 
 $1,F81 08 
 
 Payments. 
 Paid on preceding year's account. . . .$ 151 »9 
 
 WINCHESTER 
 
 .$ 35 84 
 
 Receipts. 
 Balance on hand fro«L|ast audi t 
 Municipal Assessment tor 18JU re 
 
 -:r eel ved si nee last audit .^. 4^' »^ 
 
 i^islative School Grant for 1891 4W w 
 
 Municipal Assessment for 1891 ^^*^ "^ 
 
 $1,422 84 
 
 Payments. 
 
 Paid on preceding year's account'. . • •$ 467 00 
 
 Paid ior this year. 1801 • uik w 
 
 Balance on hand to next account 405 8(, 
 
 $1,422 84 
 
 Receipts. 
 
 .$ 80 28 
 , . 972 00 
 
 WILLIAMSBURGH. Payments. 
 ~ jr i„of o,„nt « so OS Paid on preceding year's account 
 To'balanceon hand from last audit. .$ g -s ^amo^^P^^^ 
 
 Legislative School Grant, 1891 4^> '^^ balance on hand to next account .^- 
 
 Municipal Assessmentifor 18(tl ^^_w licvi ^Hm^ 
 
 $1,052 28 1 ^^'"^^^ 
 
 
29 
 
 it ....$ fJ.'jl 23 
 
 530 00 
 
 at ••• 
 
 $1,081 21 
 
 $3,400 00 
 
 L 146 0(> 
 
 1 49 17 
 
 4190 
 
 •y,fuel 
 
 ring '91 1.198 30 
 
 nt.... 1.89.5^ 
 
 $0,731 30 
 
 int....$ f50r, 00 
 
 50600 
 
 int _569J)8 
 
 $1,P81 08 
 
 ,unt....$ 154 89 
 
 (J66 68 
 
 ant 305 79 
 
 $1,127 36 
 
 unf....$ 467 00 
 
 459 98 
 
 lunt 495 8() 
 
 $1,422 84 
 
 mnt , . . .$ 80 28 
 
 97200 
 
 junt •••' 
 
 $1,052 28 
 
 JUNE SESSION. 
 
 'corporation of the United Counties of 
 Stormont, Dundasand Glengarry. 
 
 FIKNT DAY. 
 
 CoRNWAix, June 2()tli, 1892. 
 
 The (Jouucil met this day at 7 p.m., 
 pursuant to adjouruiiieiit from January 
 
 BesHion. 
 
 The Warden in the ciiair. 
 
 Mr. J. A. McDougal, Deputy-Reeve of 
 Township of Lancaster, and Mr. Hamilton, 
 lieeve of Town of Cornwall, having first 
 duly filed their certificates, took tlieir seata 
 amoriK the members of the Council. 
 
 Roll called. All members present except 
 Messrs. Barrie, Beckstead, Crysler, Drew 
 and Warner 
 
 The minutes of the labt day of the 
 January Session wore read by the Clerk, 
 and upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded 
 ty Mr. Adams, were adopted by Council 
 •lind signed by tlie Warden and C'lerk. 
 
 4 COMMUNICATIONS. 
 
 * The following communications were re- 
 
 feived and read by the Clerk : 
 Letter from the Education Department of 
 Intarlo. acknowledging recplptof the petition 
 bf thlsConnoll, transmitted to that depart- 
 nnent ror'presentatlon to Legislative Assembly 
 iisklng certain amendments to the High 
 
 .Letter ftora Attorney General's Department 
 
 kcknowledglng receipt of memorial presented 
 
 by this Council praying for repeal of (section 
 
 f of the Mun'clpal Amendment Act with 
 
 eference to maintenance of bridges of 100 feet 
 
 n leneth and upwards. 
 
 "Letter from the Secretary of the Governor 
 leneral acknowledging receipt of resolution 
 tf condolence passed at January Session and 
 fansmitted on the occasion of the death of 
 be Duke of Clarence and A-Voadale. 
 Letter from Secretary of Ontario Rifle As- 
 nclatlon requesting financial aid irom this 
 
 Letter from Acting Commissioner of Public 
 VorkB lor Ontario acknowledging receipt ot 
 oemorial re Provincial grant In aid of Nation 
 Uver Drainage Improvements. 
 
 Letter from Chairman of Brantford Olty 
 Council requesting co-operation in a certain 
 jetlilon to the Legislative Assembly of 
 Ontario for the abolition of the powers at 
 bresent enjoyed by Municipal Councils with 
 esDoct to bonuses and exemptions. 
 
 Letter from County Auditors with reference 
 High and Public Schools moneys accounts. 
 
 Letter from Secretary of Public Works 
 department for Ontario with reference to 
 Provincial Grant of $1,000 In aid of Nation 
 liver Drainage Improvements 
 J Letter from J. B. Rankin, Ontario Drainage 
 bommlssloner, with reference to sittings of 
 fee Drainage Commlpslon In these Counties, 
 laied 1st June. , ^ . 
 
 ■ Letter from J. B. Rankin, Ontario Drainage, 
 
 ommissloner, with reference to sittings of 
 
 the Drainage Commltslon in theae OountlM, 
 dated 7th June. ,_ . ^ .. . . j 
 
 Anonymous letter from Morrisburgh, dated 
 6th Juno, on the subject of the granting of a 
 free pedlar's license to Geo. H. Mouthrop, of 
 Morrisburgh. „ ^ 
 
 Letter from A. A. Whlttaker, Secretary of 
 Board of Education, Morrisburgh, oertlfylng 
 that no fees were collected from County 
 pupils attending Morrisburgh Collegiate In- 
 stitute for preceding year. 
 
 Letter from Assistant Secretary of Treasury 
 Department for Ontario, with reference to 
 payment of $3,000 Provincial Grant in aid of 
 Nation River Drainage Improvementa. 
 
 Letter from John A. ChlBholm, Esq., 
 County Auditor, certifying to audit of 
 Treasurer's ca^h book from January Istlo 
 May 3lst, 1892. ,. „ „, ^ , 
 
 Letter from James Dingwall, Esq., OlerM cm 
 the Peace, enclosing certified cop> of grand 
 Jurors presentment of the recent June 
 Quarter Sessions. _ ^ _. 
 
 Letter from Wm. R. Allison. Ehq.. tendering 
 his resignation as Trustee for High Bohool 
 District No. 4, Morrlsburg. „, ^ , 
 
 Letter from James Dingwall, Esq., OlerK of 
 the Peace, enclosing certified copy of grand 
 Jurors presentment of the Spring (Marota) 
 Assizes. 1892. „ ^ . , 
 
 Letter from J. B Rankin, Esq., Ontario 
 Drainage Commissioner, with referer ie to 
 proposed sittings of Ontario Dralnag« Jom- 
 misslon at South Finch, Cornwall aud Moose 
 
 Letter from the Governor General's Secre- 
 
 tary enclosing copy of despatch transmitted 
 by Lord Knuteford, Secretary of State for the 
 Colonies, on behalf of Her Majesty and their 
 Royal Highnesses, the Prince and Princess of 
 Wales, In acknowledgf>mant of the resolution 
 ot condolence transmitted by this Council at 
 Its January Session to the Governor Generai 
 on the occasion of the death of the Duke of 
 Clarence and Avondale. „ „ * 
 
 Letter from D. M. Molntyre, Esq., Mayor of 
 Kingston, and others, addressed to the 
 Warden of these United Counties, on the 
 subject of the appointment of a deputation to 
 interview the Provincial Government on the 
 subject of the early establishment of a school 
 of practical science at Kingston. 
 
 PETITIONS. 
 
 A petition was presented by Mr. Praser and 
 read, signed by a number of Public and 
 County officials, asking that an iron hand-rul 
 be placed at the north side of the entrance to, 
 County Buildings from Pitt Street. 
 
 A petition was presented by Mr. Hamilton, 
 (Reeve, Cornwall Town), and read, signed by 
 Public and County officials praying that a 
 telephone, to be maintained at the exp«>n8e oi 
 these Counties, be placed in the Oonnty 
 Buildings for the use and convenience of said' 
 petitioners and the public generally. 
 
 NOTICES. 
 
 Mr. Bennett gives notice that he will during 
 this session Introduce a by-law enacting that 
 each County in these United Counties do 
 maintain the County pupils attending the 
 High Schools in each such County respect- 
 ively. '■>. 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald, CChar- 
 lottenburgb), seconded by Mr. Cameron, 
 the Reeves of the various municipalities in 
 these United Counties, and in their absence 
 the Deputy-Reeves thereof, were appointed 
 
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 80 
 
 a committee to equalize tlie assessment of 
 the said municipalities for 1892, and re- 
 port thereon to this Council at its present 
 aession. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton, (Win- 
 chester), seconded by Mr. Howes, the 
 correspondence in the hands of the Clerk 
 and just read by him, was refe. red to the 
 several committees to which they respect- 
 ively belong. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton (Winches- 
 ter), seconded by Mr. Fraser, the petitions 
 from Judge Pringle and others just read by 
 the Clerk were referred to the County Pro- 
 perty Committee for consideration and 
 report 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Cameron, seconded 
 by Mr. McDonald (Charlottenburgh), this 
 Council adjourned to meet at ten o'clock 
 a.m. to-morrow- 
 
 A. I. MACroONHLli, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 A. A. Stewart, 
 Warden. 
 
 SECOND DAT. 
 
 Cornwall, June 2l9t, 1892. 
 
 The Council met at 10 a.m. pursuant to 
 adjournment. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Roll called. All the members present 
 except Messrs. Crysler and Warner. 
 
 Mr. Drew, Reeve of Morrisburiih, having 
 duly filed his certificate, took his seat 
 among the mem. ^ of the Council. 
 
 The minutes of yesterday evening's ses- 
 sion were read and upon motion were con- 
 firmed and signed by the Warden and 
 Clerk. 
 
 The following communications were re- 
 ceived and read by the Clerk, viz . 
 
 COMMUNICATIONS. 
 
 ii 
 
 Telegram from J. B. Rankin, Esq., Ontario 
 Drainage Commissioner, announciug that he 
 would arrive this afternoon to hold a Hitting 
 of the Oommlsslon. 
 
 Letter from Sheriff Mclntyre.wlth reference 
 to the obtaining of a flag and flag si ail' for Court 
 House during sittings of Courts, as required by 
 Judges; and also oal 11 nK atteation of Council 
 to the necessity of providing dry earth closet 
 and urinal in Judge's room for convenience of 
 Judges. 
 
 Letter from Secretary of High School Board 
 of Morrlsburgh Collegiate Institute, requiring 
 County Council to levy $1,500 to meet Legisla- 
 tive grant, and $1,261 to meet expense of main- 
 tenance of County pupils for 1892. 
 
 Letter or requisition from George McDonell. 
 Esq., Secretary of Cornwall Higli School 
 Board, requiring Counties' Council to levy 
 $1,466, beluK the amount required for main- 
 tenance ot County pupils at said High School 
 for 1893, as based upon attendance. 
 
 PETITIONS. 
 A petition was presented by Mr. Drew, and 
 read, signed by Geo. H. Mouthrop, of Morrls- 
 burgh, and supported by A. A. Casselman, J. 
 
 P Whitney and some thirty others, praying 
 that a license to peddle be granted by this 
 Council to said Mouthrop free of charge, he 
 being In Ill-health and unable to work. 
 
 A petition was presented by Mr. Coulter and 
 read, signed by Thomas Coulter, Reeve ot Iro- 
 quois, and 48 others, merchants ^nd citizens of 
 Iroquois, praying that a pack license tp Pfid<ile 
 be granted free of charge to Mr. Sam'l Moore, 
 who is incapacitated by physical debility from 
 supporting bis family by manual labor,whloh 
 petition was accompanied by letters of recom- 
 mendation from John N. Tuttle. J.P., and Jas. 
 
 Stephenson, M.D. , ^ ^ „ »» ^iw^,^ 
 
 A petition was presented by Mr. Hamilton. 
 Reeve of Winchester, and read, signed by Mr. 
 A. D. Cummlng. J. P., and 31 other ratepayers 
 of Township of Roxborough. praylng thlK 
 Council to establish a separate Public Schoo 
 Section, composed of the South half of third 
 concession and North half of second oouces- 
 Hlon of said Townslilp of Roxborough, from 
 West side line of lot number eighteen to Bast 
 side of lot number seveii, and pass a By-Law 
 for that purpose. 
 
 Mr. Barrie, Chairman of the Equaliza- 
 tion Committee, presented their re{K)rt, 
 which was received and read. 
 
 NOTIOBS. 
 
 Mr. Casselman gives notice that he wlU to- 
 morrow Introduce a By-Law to hold the Octo- 
 ber Session of this Council at the Music Hall, 
 Morrlsburgh, Instead of at the Court House, 
 
 Mr. Bennett gives notice that he will durlni? 
 this Session introduce a By-Law or By-Laws 
 to appoint a Committee and Commissioner 
 respectively to superintend the propose;! 
 drainage of lauds in Townships of Roxborough 
 and Cambridge into Butternut Creek. 
 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded by 
 Mr. Banford, the name of Mr. Drew, Roeve 
 of Morrlsburgh, was substituted on all the 
 Standing Committees of this Council (ex- 
 cept the Nation River Drainage Committee) 
 for til at of Mr. McDonald, late Reeve of 
 Morrisburgh.wl'O by resignation has ceased 
 to 1)8 a memlier of this Council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ross, seconded by 
 Mr. Howes, the name of Mr. Thos. Hamil- 
 ton, Reeve of Winchester, was added to 
 the Committee on Education. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Fraser, seconded by 
 Mr. Bentiett, the reiH)rt of the Eqnali/.atioii 
 Committee was reterrod to a committee of 
 the whole. 
 
 Mr. Kerr in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Hamilton (Cbrn- 
 wall), seconded by Mr. Ross, that the re- 
 port of the Equalization Coairaitteo jusi 
 adopted in cornndttee of the wliole I'je ad- 
 opted in Connidl. 
 
 It was moved in amendment to the last 
 motion by Mv, Kerr, seconded by Mr. (Jol- 
 Mson, that the report of the Equalization 
 Committee be not adopted in Council, bui 
 that this Council do, by consent, refer the 
 
 t*',. 
 m 
 
• others, praying 
 » granted by this 
 ee of charge, he 
 le to work, 
 y Mr. Coulter and 
 Iter, Reeve ot Iro- 
 itN ftud citizens of 
 I license to peddle 
 Mr. Sam'l Moore, 
 ileal debility from 
 inual labor.whlch 
 y letters of reoom- 
 ttle, J.P.,and Jas. 
 
 ay Mr. Hamilton, 
 (ad, signed by Mr, 
 L other ratepayerH 
 gh, praying thlK 
 ite Public School 
 outh half of third 
 of second oonceK- 
 Roxborough, from 
 )r eighteen to East 
 )d pass a By-Law 
 
 3f the Equaliza- 
 ,ed their report, 
 ead. 
 
 le that he will to- 
 
 V to hold the Octo- 
 
 tt the Music Hall, 
 
 the Court House, 
 
 thfit he will during 
 ly-Law or By-Laws 
 md Commissioner 
 ad the propoKed 
 lips of Roxborough 
 nut Creek. 
 
 jrr, seconded hy 
 f Mr. Drew, Roeve 
 jtituted on all the 
 this (>)uucil (ex- 
 iinage Committee) 
 lid, late Reeve of 
 fuatioQ has ceased 
 ouncil. 
 lo8B, seconded by 
 
 Mr. ThoB. Harail- 
 ter, was added to 
 vtion. 
 
 raser, seconded hy 
 if the Eqnalizatioii 
 
 to a committee of 
 
 i,nd recommended 
 ft. 
 Hamilton (Corn- 
 Ross, that the To- 
 rn Coairaitteo jusl 
 the wliole Vjb ad- 
 
 idment to the last 
 ionded hy Mr. ('ol- 
 
 the Equalization 
 ted in Council, but 
 
 consent, refer the 
 
 31 
 
 rolls of the various municipalities to His 
 Honor the County Judge for the purpose of 
 equalizing; asseHsment for current year. 
 
 It was moved as an amendment to the 
 ^'amendment by Mr. McDonald (Charlotten- 
 rTjurgh), seconded by Mr. Cameron, that the 
 i fnrthor consideration of the report of the 
 Equalization Committee be deferred until 
 this evening's sessicm, and that in the 
 meantime a special committee be appoint- 
 ed, composed of the following gentlemen, 
 viz., Messrs. Barrie, Kerr and Bennett, to 
 reconsider the various assessmentB with a 
 view of arriving at a more e(initable a^sess- 
 tneat of the municipalities, and report to 
 'Council at this evening's session. 
 
 The amendment to the amendment was 
 
 ;firat voted upon and was declared to he 
 
 carried, and the main motion and amend- 
 
 'nient thereto declared to be lost, upon the 
 
 following division, viz : 
 
 Yeas— Messrs.Adams, Ault, Banford, Barrie, 
 ickstead, Cameron, Casselman, CoUlson, 
 
 § suiter, Dingwall, Drew,Durant, Kerr. Locke, 
 cDoniild (Charlottenburgh), McDonald D. 
 and McDonald D. D. (Cornwall Tp.). McDougal 
 a. A. (Lancaster Tp.), McDougald R. J. (Lan- 
 caster Village), MclntOKh and Sulder. Total 21. 
 
 Nays— Messrs. Bennett.CarapbelljPr i8er,Qal- 
 |lngor,Grogory,Hanillton(Coru wall), Hamilton 
 
 J Winchester), Howes, Liilly, Mulholland, Mc- 
 Jasklll. McDonald (Alexandria), McDongall 
 Hjochiel), McNaughUm, MoRae (Lochlel), Mc- 
 Jlae (Maxville), Ross and Thompson. Tolal 18. 
 
 t Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 jjklr. Banford, this Council adjourned, to 
 meet at two o'clock this afternoon. 
 
 '- Attfirnoon NeHNion. 
 
 
 Council resumed. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton (Winches- 
 fer), seconded by Mr. Ross, the (sommuni- 
 
 tions in the hands of the Clerk and read 
 y him at this morning's session, were re- 
 
 rred to the several committees to wliich 
 
 ey respectively belong. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Eraser, seconded by 
 |lr. Hamilton (Winchester), the petitions 
 prasented at this morning's session in sup- 
 
 tDrt of tl>e applications of Geo. H. Mouth- 
 )p and Samuel Moore for free pedlar's 
 censes were referred to tlie Finance Com- 
 mittee for consideration and report, and 
 e petition from A. D. Camming and 
 hers with reference to the establishment 
 a new school section in Township of 
 xborough, was referred to the Com- 
 ittee on Education 
 
 J. B. Rankin, Esq., chairman of the 
 
 tario Drainage <^ oramission, and the 
 
 embers of the commission, were present- 
 
 ' by Mr. Hamilton, and at the request of 
 
 the Warden addressed the Council on the 
 objects and purposes of the commission. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton (Win- 
 chester), seconded by Mr. Howes, this 
 Council adjourned to meet at 7 o'clock this 
 evening, to give the various committees an 
 opportunity to meet and report. 
 Evenlnv Session. 
 
 Coun(;il resumed. ' 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 COMMUNICATIONS. 
 
 The following communications were re- 
 ceived and read by the Clerk, viz : — 
 
 Report of A MoNaughton, Esq., Inspeator of 
 Public Schools for County of Btormont. for 
 year 1891. 
 
 Report of Dr, McDlarmld, EBq„ln8p«ctorof 
 Public Schools for County of Qlengarry, for 
 year 1891. 
 
 Mr. Barrie, Chairman of the Special 
 Committe appointed at this morning's 
 Session re equalization of assessment, pre- 
 sented the report of said committee which 
 was received and read. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Eraser, seconded by 
 Mr. Campbell, the report just read was 
 referred to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. CoUibou in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and reported that 
 the report had been amended by them in 
 its passage through committee, in such a 
 manner as to re-instate the assessment of 
 last year with tlie exception of a reduction 
 of 055,000 from the assessment of Town- 
 ship of Keuyon which sum of $55,000 is to 
 be assessed against Village of Maxville, 
 and a further reduction of $50,000 from 
 the assessment oH the Township of Corn- 
 wall, and that the report as so amended 
 had been adopted in committee. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Hamilton (Corn- 
 wall), seconded by Mr. Gallinger, that tlie 
 report of the Special Committee re equaliza- 
 tion of assessment just adopted with 
 amendments in committee of whole be 
 adopted in Council as so amended. 
 
 It was moved as an amendment to the 
 last motion by Mr. Kerr, seconded b^ Mr. 
 Locke, that the report of the Speci'^i Com- 
 mittee re equalization of assessment be not 
 adopted in Council as amended in com- 
 mittee of the whole, but that the various 
 assessment rolls be leferred by consent to 
 His Honor the County Judge for the 
 purpose of equalizing the assessment of 
 the various municipalities. 
 
 The amendment was first voted upon 
 and was declared to be lost and the main 
 motion accordingly carried upon the fol- 
 lowing division, viz: — 
 
 VfltiH— .IWPHHrw. Ailarna Anif Tlanfn«./l iao<.>iA 
 
 Beckstead, Cameron, Oasselman, OolUaon, 
 

 82 
 
 Ooultor. Dingwall, Drew, Durant, Kerr, Locke 
 MoDdnald (Cbarlottenburgh). , McDougal, 
 (Lancaster Tp.) and anlder.— Total 17. 
 ^ Nays-MeBBTB. Bennett, Campbe 1, CryHler, 
 PraBer, GalllDger, Gregory, Hamilton (C>irn- 
 WiUl), HamlltSn (Winchester). Howes, Mu - 
 holland, McCasklll, McDonald (Alexaiul.ia. 
 McDonald D. and incDonald D. t). (Cornwall 
 Tp.) McDongald (Lancaster Village). Mc- 
 DougaW (Lo'hlelJ, MoIntoHh. McNaughlon,, 
 MoRae (Loohlel), MoRae (MaxvUle), 
 
 mi. ^„~« OO 
 
 _ _ Ross and 
 
 TbompBon.— 22. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton (Win- 
 chester), seconded by Mr. HoweB, tlie 
 reportB of the Public School InBjiectors for 
 Stormont and Glengarry ju8t read were 
 referred to Committee on Education for 
 consideration and report. ,,,,,. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. McDonald (( har- 
 lottenburgh), seconded by Mr. McDougftld 
 (Lochiel), that Wm. D. McCrlmmon a 
 farmers son from Township of Charlotten 
 burgh, and Roderick H McDonald a 
 farmers son from Township of Lochiel be 
 and they are hereby nominated by this 
 Council as students for the Agricultural 
 Collece at Guelph for the year 1892-3 under 
 section 8, sub-sec. 1 R. S. O. 1887, chap. 
 233. Carried. ,^ .,^ ^^, 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Hamilton (torn- 
 wall), seconded by Mr. Galiinger, that the 
 Clerk of this Council do furnish the Coun- 
 cil at this present session, as far as 
 possible, with all particulars and lu/orma- 
 tion with reference to the suits of HiU vs. 
 Midda<!h and Connor vs. Middagh in 
 which this Corporation is interested as 
 co-defendants and which said suits have 
 now been before the courts for several 
 years. Carried. 
 
 NOTICES. 
 
 Mr. Fraser gives notice that he will to- 
 morrow ask leave to Introduce a By-Law to 
 eoaallae the asseBsment of the various muui- 
 ofpSlUes ol these United Counties for the 
 ensuing year. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald D (t^rn* 
 
 wall Tp.), seconded by Mr. McDonald D. D. 
 
 (Cornwall Tp.), this Council adjounied to 
 
 meet to-morrow morning at 10 o clock. 
 
 A. L Macdonbll, a .A. Si-bwart, 
 
 Clerk. Waruen. 
 
 The following communications were re- 
 ceived and read by the Clerk, viz:— 
 
 Report of Arthur Brown. Public School 
 Insueclor for County of Dundas for 189L 
 
 Kesol lions on behalf of a number of tho 
 ratePi?y"rs inlerentod in the proposed assesH. 
 r^eu'i for drai nage purposes of lands in Rox- 
 hwirnuKh and Cambridge asking ihs Council 
 U?ex"ei.d the term for payment of dobenlurtR 
 to be lsHuod,over a period of ton y.^ars luslea.l 
 
 ^^Noltce of app al on behalf of Township of 
 o«nRb?ucfc sigiud by Reeve and Deputy Ueeve 
 PhTeof Spea lug to County Judge a^;aluHt 
 IhraiHeHsment of the varioun inuniclpalltleH 
 SS filed by Eqaallzallon Committee. 
 
 NOTICES. 
 
 Bennett gives notice that he wjll to 
 
 -«1^*- 
 
 TBIIBD DAY. 
 
 Cornwall, June 22nd, 1892. 
 
 ^he Council met at 10 a. m., pursuant 
 to adjournment 
 
 The Warden in the Chair. 
 
 Boll called. Members all present ex- 
 cept Messrs. Ault and Warner. 
 
 The minutes of yesterday's session were 
 
 reaa uy luc v^icia. a^-^ "i--- -=;—-' ~ - ; 
 approved and adopted in Council and 
 aigned by the Warden and Clerk. 
 
 raSow Tk" l^a^^e" to"' ln"tr;rduce--a •By-law 
 mSne regulating aud governing hawkers 
 Iv^H «„Srtiars soas to amend the present By- 
 fa°w ^by embodylS« the alterations eflfected by 
 
 'Tr'Bo'nShTreby gives notice that he will 
 tr, morrow ask leave to Introduce a By-law to 
 levy a sum oi%\m for (>.unty Buildings' De. 
 
 ^ Mr" Be.re^tt^'ifve" 'noilce that he will to. 
 mm-row ask leave to Introduce a By-law 1o 
 ™^«»^,T a tn ember of the County Boaid of 
 l^frut in nUicT of Mr.Thos. McDonald, late 
 ^ha min Stho Finance Committee who has 
 ceased to be a member of this Council. 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr McNauehtotv sa- 
 conded bv Mr. Bennett, Messrs. J. I \\ hit. 
 nev, Q. C: and Jas Lmtch, Q C\, barriHteis, 
 were extended an invitation by the War- 
 den to address the (>'ouncil on the subject 
 of the preHent position of tho Biuts now m 
 1 Court, in which the Counties are intore« ed 
 as co-defendaats, viz.:-Hill ys. Midda^'h 
 and Connor vs. Middagh. 
 
 NOTICES. 
 
 Mr McDougall (Lancaster Tp.) gives notice 
 that he will t^) morrow ask leave to introduce 
 a By-law to raise money in connection with 
 River Beaudette Drainage improvement. 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton, socoiided' 
 by Mr. IJarrib, tho report of the School In- 
 spector for the County of Dundas, just read 
 was referred to the Education Committee 
 for consideration and report 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald, D. (Corn- 
 wall Tp,), seconded by Mr. Campbell, thi8 
 Council adjourned, to meet at seven o clock 
 this evening, to give the several com- 
 mittees an opportunity to meet and report 
 KveniuK SeMNlou. 
 
 Council resume,d. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. Locke, the report of the Committee 
 on County Property was received and rea'. 
 bv the chairman, Mr. Bennett. 
 
 "On motion of Mr. Fraser, seconded bj 
 Mr. Bennett, the Warden extended an in- 
 
 
 fir 
 -',f; 
 
83 
 
 atioHB were re* 
 rk, viz: — 
 
 Public School 
 an for 1891. 
 i number of tho 
 prupoHCd asuenM- 
 of lands lu Rox- 
 lug IhlH Couucll 
 jniofdobenlureH 
 ou years lusleHd 
 
 ' of Township of 
 nd Deputy Keeve - 
 f Judge agalnHt 
 IH uiunlclpftUtloH 
 imlttoe. 
 
 that he will to. 
 <;duce a By-law 
 /ernlng hawkerH 
 1 the present By- 
 itloHH effected by 
 
 otlcetbat he will 
 iduce a By-law to 
 ty Buildings' Do- 
 that he will to. 
 duce a By-law to 
 County Boa id of 
 8. McDonald, late 
 mmlttee, who hati 
 s Couucll. 
 
 IcNantrhton, 83- 
 essvs. J. r- Whit- 
 
 Q C, barriHters, 
 ion by the War- 
 1 on the subject 
 
 tho suits now in 
 ies are intereated 
 Llill Vb. Micldii^h 
 
 r Tp.) gives notice 
 leave to introduce 
 1 connection with 
 naprovenient. 
 
 luiilton, seconded' 
 of the School In- 
 Dundas, just read 
 ation Committee 
 ort 
 
 Donald, D. (Corn- 
 r. Campbell, this 
 at at seven o'clock 
 ;he several com- 
 )meet and report. 
 
 iNlOU. 
 
 lir. 
 
 Bennett, seconded 
 
 of the Committee 
 
 received and read 
 
 innett. 
 
 aaer, seconded b) 
 
 1 extended an in- 
 
 vitation to D. A. Mc Arthur, Esq., ex War- 
 den of these United (JonntieB, to take a 
 seat within the railing of the ( ouncil 
 Chamber, and Mr. McArthur took his seat 
 
 *^U»oiTmStion of Mr. Casaelman, second- 
 ed by M?^ Kerr. By-law No 1005. for the 
 punU of holding the October Sess'on of 
 this Council at Morrisbunrh, instead of at 
 Cornwall, was reatl a first time. 
 
 Upon motion ot Mr. Warner seconded 
 bv Mr. Mcintosh, the report of the Com- 
 uiittee on County Property was referred to 
 a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Bennett in the cha\r. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report without amend- 
 
 ™Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (reeve of 
 Cornwall Tp.), seconded by Mr. Mcintosh, 
 By-law No. 989, to equalize the w^aessment 
 of the several municipalities in theseUmted 
 Counties was read a first time in blank. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Campbell, seconded 
 by Mr. McDonald, (reeve of Cornwall Ip.), 
 By-law No. 989, to equalize the assessment 
 of the several municipalities in these 
 United Counties, was read a second titne in 
 blank and referred to a committee of the 
 
 whole. , ^, , . 
 
 Mr. Hamilton (Winchester) m the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and reported the By- 
 law adopted in committee as tilled in by 
 their chairman, and recommended the 
 adoption of the By-law by the Council. 
 
 Upon motion of McNau^hton, seconded 
 by Mr. Bennett, the report of the County 
 Property Committee, adopted in committee 
 of the whole, was adopted in Council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. M.^Donald (Alexan- 
 dria), seconded by Mr. McNaughton, this 
 Council adjourned to meet at ten o clock 
 to-morrow morning. 
 A. I. Macdonell, a. A. Stewakt, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 FOVBTH DAY. 
 
 Cornwall, June 23rd, 1892. 
 
 The Council met at 10 a. m. pursuant to 
 adjournment. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Roll called. All members present. 
 
 The minutes of yesterday were read by 
 the Clerk, and upon motion were approved 
 and adopted in Council and signed by the 
 Warden and Clerk. 
 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Charlot- 
 ti.j,Kiir"ii\ sennndfid bv Mr. Snider, the 
 rei)ortVthe River Beaudette Drainage 
 
 Committee was presented by the chairman 
 and read by the clerk. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Anlt, secondejl by 
 Mr. Casselman, By-Law No. 1001 for hcen- 
 Hini; reirnlating and Kovernmg hawkera 
 and pe<llarH, was read a first time 
 
 Upon motion of Mr Ross, seconded by 
 Mr. Banford, Mr. McNaughton, chairman 
 of the Finance Committee, was appointed 
 as a member of the County Board of Audit 
 for balance of year 1892, in the place of 
 Mr Thomas McDonald, who has ceased to 
 be a member of this Council, and his name 
 inserted in By-La^ No 1002. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Charlot- 
 tenburjjh), seconded by Mr. McDougal 
 (Lancaster Tp.), By-Law No. 1002 to ap- 
 point Mr. F. D. McNaughton as a member 
 of County Board of Audit for remainder of 
 year 1892, in place of Thomas McDonald, 
 resigneil, was read a first time. 
 
 On motion of Mr. McDonald, Reeve of 
 Cornwall Tp.. seconded by Mr- Mcintosh, 
 By-Law No. 989 to equalize the assessment 
 for 1892 was read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. Ross, By-Law No. 1005 to provide for 
 the holding of the October Session, 189^, 
 of this Council at Morrisburgh, was read 
 a 8e(!ond time and referred to a committee 
 of the whole- 
 Mr. Fraser in the chair. 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the by-law. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton (Winches- 
 ter), seconded by Mr. McDonald (Alexand- 
 ria), By-Law No. 989 to equalize the 
 assessment of the municipalities of theae 
 counties for 1892 was passed, signed and 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Warner, seconded 
 I by Mr. Thompson, By-Law No. 1002 ap- 
 pointing Mr F D. McNaughton a member 
 of the County Board of Audit for balance 
 of year 1892 in place of Thos. McDonald, 
 resigned, was read a second time and re- 
 ferred to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. D. A- McDonald ( Alexandria) in the 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the by-law without amend- 
 ment. ,,/-,. ,1 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Charlot- 
 tenburgh), seconded by Mr. Dingwall, the 
 report of the River Beaudette Drainage 
 Committee was referred to a committee of 
 the whole. 
 
 Mr. Warner in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report without amend- 
 ment. 
 
n 
 
 M 
 
 \ ll 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. CftSBelman, By-Law No. 1001 for licen- 
 HinK, re^uIatin^,' and governiuK hawkers 
 and pedlars, waa read a seooud time and 
 referred to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. J. 8. R088 in the chair. 
 
 The committee roM« and repnrte*! the by- 
 law adopted m committee aa filled in and 
 amended by them and recom mended ite 
 adoption in Conncil. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. (Campbell, seconded 
 by Mr. McC-askill, the report of the com 
 mlBsioner re River lieandette drainr\«o, 
 adopted in committee of the whole, was 
 adopted in (bnncil, , , , . 
 
 Upon motion of iVIr. MrrDonald (Charlot- 
 tenbnrg), Heconded by Mr. Dingwall, By- 
 Law No. 1004 to borrow a Hiim of money 
 notexceedinK $3,000 for the completion of 
 River Beaudette drainage worku, wn» read 
 a flrst time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Drew, seconded by 
 Mr. Durant, By-Law No. 1005 providing' 
 for the hold injr of the October (1892) Ses- 
 sion of this Council :it Morriabur^jh mstead 
 of at Town of Cornwall, was roa«l a third 
 
 time. , , , , 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Anlt, sectonded by 
 Mr. Drew, this Counciil adjourned to meet 
 this evening at 7 o'clock tu |H<rmit com 
 mittees to meet and i)repare reports. 
 
 GTeninK Secwlon. 
 
 Cx)uncil resumed. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Locke, seconded by 
 Mr. CoUison, the report of the Nation iiivor 
 Drainage ('ommittee was received and 
 read by the cliairman, Mr. Collison. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. McNaughton, the refwrt of the Nation 
 River Drainat;e Oimraittee, just read, was 
 referred to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Adams in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report without amend- 
 ment. ., ,„. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Hamilton (Win- 
 chester), seconded by Mr. Locke, that Jas. 
 Cxillison, Esq., chairman of Nation River 
 Drainage Cktmmittee, and Reeve of Ma- 
 tilda, be appointed by this (Jonncil, under 
 LoCtion588, chap. 184, R. S. O., 1887, as 
 inspector of the Nation River drainage 
 work8,with power to prosecute any persons 
 placing or keeping obstructions in said 
 river to prevent the free flow of water, and 
 that any cost incurred by the inspector in 
 the performance of his duty be paid by the 
 lauds aissessed for the construction of tlie 
 drain, and that a by-law be prepared and 
 passed for the ibregoiug purposes. 
 
 The above motion was declared to be 
 l(.Bt upon a standinu: vote. 
 
 Ui)on motion of Mr. McDonald (Chariot- 
 tenburgh), secondwl by Mr. Cameron, By- 
 Law No. 1004 for the pur|K)Ho of borrowing 
 a sum of money, not (exceeding $3,(M)0. for 
 the completion of River Beaudette drain- 
 ajje works, was read a second time. 
 
 Upon uKjtion of Mr. Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. Wainer. By-Law No. iM)8 to levy a 
 sum of money for maintenance of (iouuty 
 pupils at the High Schools and Collegiate 
 Institutes situate in counties of Stormont 
 and Dundart during ensuing year, was read 
 a lifHt time in blank. 
 
 It was move<l by Mr. Cassel man, second- 
 ed by Mr. Beckslead, that By-Law No. 
 1005 providing f >r the holding of the Octo- 
 ber Session, J 892, of this Council at Morris- 
 burgh instead of at Town of Cornwall, bo 
 passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 It Wiis moved as an amendment to the 
 last motiim by Mr. McDonald, Reeve of 
 (\)rnwall Tp., seconded by Mr. Callinger, 
 that By-Law No. 1005 tor holding the next 
 October Session of this (bun(!il at Morris- 
 burgh bo not pah8ed, signed and sealed, 
 but that tlio same be so amonded as that 
 the ()(:tol)er Session bo held at (^jruwall as 
 heroUiforo. 
 
 The amendment was first voted uptm 
 
 and wa.H declared to bo lost on the foUow- 
 
 inir division, viz : 
 
 YeaH— MeHsrs Henuett, Oi*mpbell, Fraser, 
 Oalllnger, Hamilton [Goruwali], Hamlltou 
 [WIncheHter], Howes. Ijiilly. Mulholland. Mo- 
 
 CaHklll, McDonald [ReHVO Cornwall Tp.l, Mc- 
 Douijal [LancaHler Tp.] and MoDougHll ]Locb- 
 
 lell. Totalis. ..„..„ . 
 
 Nays— MeHHrs. \dams,Aulf, Banford, Barrio, 
 Beckstead, Cameron, CaHHelman. Collison, 
 Coulter. Crysler, Dingwall. Drew, Durant, 
 are 'ory, K«rr, Lock«, McDonald [Charlotten- 
 burBhJ, McDonald [Dy. Iteove Cornwall Tp.], 
 VIcDouKald ILanoasiorVMaKe], Mcintosh, Mo- 
 Itao fhochlel], McUae [MaxvUle], R08H, Balder. 
 Thompson and Warner. Total 26. 
 
 The main moticm waa then voted upon 
 and was declared to be carried upon the 
 following division, viz.: 
 
 Yeas— MeHsru. Adams, Ault, Banf»»rd, Barrio, 
 Beckstead, Camoriiu, Casselman, Collison, 
 Coulter, Crysler, Dingwall, Drew, Durant, 
 Gregory, Kerr, Locke, McDonald [C'harlotten- 
 burgh], McDonald [Dy. K^eve Cornwall Tp ], 
 McDougald [LancaslorVlllago], MoInl«sh, Mo- 
 Uao [Lochlel], McR;io[Maxvllle],R<)S8,Sulder, 
 Thompson and Warner. Total 26. 
 
 Nays-Messrs. Bennett, Campbell, B^raser, 
 Qallluger, Hamilton rCornwall], Hamilton 
 [Winchester] Howes. Lally, Mulholland, Mc- 
 Casklll, McDonald [Reeve Cornwall Tp.], Mc- 
 Dougal [Lancaster Tp.] and McDougall [Loch- 
 lel]. Totalis. 
 
 And By-La A' No. 1005 accordingly pass- 
 ed, signed and sealed by the Warden and 
 v-!e?k. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. AdamH, seconded by 
 Mr. Bennett, By-Law No, 1004 for the pur- 
 
 M 
 
86 
 
 glared to be 
 
 aid (Chariot- 
 ameron, By* 
 jf borrow injt 
 { $;5,(HK). for 
 ulotte ilrain- 
 tiine. 
 
 tt, genonded 
 M)8 to levy a 
 B of county 
 nd Collegiate 
 of Stortnont 
 3ar, waH reml 
 
 man, HBitond- 
 By-Law No. 
 ; of the Ooto- 
 cil at Morris- 
 Cornwall, bo 
 
 ment to the 
 kid, keeve of 
 r. Gal linger, 
 ling tlie next 
 .1 at Morris- 
 li and Boaled, 
 ided aH that 
 t (^iruwall as 
 
 , voted upon 
 n the follow- 
 
 pbell, Fraser, 
 I], HamlUuu 
 iilholland, Mo- 
 wall Tp.l. Mc- 
 Dougull jLooh- 
 
 (inford, Barrle, 
 nan. ColllHon, 
 i)rew, Duraiit, 
 d [Charlotten- 
 Cornwall Tp.]. 
 Mcintosh, Mo- 
 ll, ROHH.Huider. 
 '26. 
 
 n voted Upon 
 led upon the 
 
 lanford, Barrle, 
 Tian, ColllBon, 
 Drew. Durant, 
 lid [Cliarloiten- 
 1 Cornwall Tp ], 
 , MoInt«8h, Mo- 
 d] , Rdss, Hulder, 
 26. 
 
 npbell, B'raKer, 
 ill], Hamilton 
 lulliolland, Mc- 
 nwallTp.],Mc- 
 sDougall [Loch- 
 
 jordmgly paas- 
 ) Warden and 
 
 H, seconded by 
 i()4 for the pur- 
 
 1 
 
 poNe of borrowing a Hum of money, not ex- 
 ceiling |:i.0'»0. for the competton of the 
 Kiver U«au<lette drainage works, was re- 
 ferred to a committee of the whole 
 
 Mr. Bennett in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and rerorainen«ie<l 
 the adoption of the by law without amemi- 
 
 "^ifpon motion of Mr. Cameron, seconded 
 by Mr. Dingwall. By-Law No. 1004 em- 
 iwwering the Warden and Treasurer to 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. Adams, By-law No lOO'J to appc^nt Mr. 
 F. D. McNaughton as a member of the 
 County Board of Audit for balance of year 
 1892, in place of Mr. Thomas McDonald, 
 resigned, was read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Chariot- 
 tenhnrgh), seconded by Mr. JJcLtonald 
 (D 1)., Cornwall Tp.) By-Law No.l002 to ap- 
 point Mr. F. D. McNaughton as a member 
 of the County lioard of Audit for balance 
 
 flower ntf the warden aim ironnuioi vw oi mo v^muv/ i^'-.." -. ".™-- --^,.v_,ii 
 Crow a sum of money, n..t exceeding Lf year 1802, in place of Thos. McDonald, 
 
 DOrrOW tt Duiii ,_.:„' „p ♦»,« P «or -.Ji..^^A ..ran r.auaa<1 HUfned AUd Sealed 
 
 n null* "* .-.w- — ^ f - 
 
 $:i,000, for the completion of the Kiyer 
 Bftftudette drainage works.was read a third 
 
 * Upon motion of Mr. Adamn, Be(H>n(le 1 by 
 Mr. Bennett, By-Law No. 1()04 to borro* 
 a sura of money, not exceeding f-V "JJ». t«>r 
 completion of River Beandette drainage 
 iraprovementH, was passed, signed and 
 healed by the Warden and Clerk 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton (Win 
 
 resigned, was passed, signed and sealed 
 by the Warde and Clerk. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Locke, seconded by 
 Mr. Banford, By-Law No 1009 lor the ap- 
 pointment of an ihsptictor in connection 
 with the Nation River drainage improve- 
 mentfi was road a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr, Kerr, seconded by 
 Mr. Locke, By-Law No. 1009 for the ap- 
 
 Upon "^«tio%of Mr. Hamilton ™^^ ^ ia connection 
 
 chaster), seconded by Mr. Ross, the rejwri f^ ^ ^^.^^^ drainage improve- 
 
 of theNatloii River Drainage C'ommittee, 
 adopted in cmmittee of the whole, was 
 a.lopted in Council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Warner, seconded 
 by Mr. Mcintosh, this Council adjourned 
 to meet to-morrow morning at ten o clock. 
 
 A. I. MAiiDoNrxi., A. A. Stkvvaut 
 
 Clerfc:. Warden 
 
 FIFTH D4T. 
 
 CoUNWAi.L, June ti!4tli, 1892. I 
 The Council met at 10 a.m., pursuant to 
 adjournment- 
 The Warden in the chair 
 Roll called. All the members present. 
 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 UiKjn motion of Mr. Lally, ueconded by 
 Mr. Galliiiger, the report of the committee 
 on Communications was received and read 
 by the chairman, Mr. Hamilton (Cornwall). 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Fraser, secoudeil by 
 Mr. Bennett, the report of the (iommittee 
 on (Jommnoications just read was relorretl 
 Vi a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Snider in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the reiwrt without amend- 
 ment. 
 
 Ufwn motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. Thompson, By-Law No. 1006 to 
 
 with the Nation River drainage improve- 
 ments was read a second time and refer- 
 red to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Coulter in the chair. , , ,, » 
 
 The committee rose and reported that 
 committee had risen. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Adams, seconded by 
 Mr Warner. By-Law No 1006 to raise the 
 sum of $835 to prosecute the proposed 
 drainage works in townships of Rox- 
 borough and Cambridge,was read a second 
 time and referred to a committee of the 
 
 whole. . , . ., , • 
 
 Mr. .i. R. MiiDonald in the chair. 
 The committee rose and rQCommeuded 
 
 the adoption of the by-law without ameud- 
 
 Upon moti(m of Mr. BMnuott, Koconded 
 by Mr. Warner, Bv-Law No. 1008 to ap 
 point a Court of Revision re Roxborough 
 drainage asseHsment, was read a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Reeve 
 Cornwall Tp.),8econ'1ed by Mr. Cameron, 
 By-Law No. 1001 roL:ulalia«, licensing and 
 governing hawkers :iiid,i)etldlars, was read 
 a third time. , , 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. McRae (Maxville). By-Law No. 
 1006 to raise $835 to prosecute the proposeil 
 drainage works in the townships of Rox 
 borough and Cambridge, was provisionally 
 
 raise the sum of $835 to prosecute tlie pro- adopted by this (ouncil 
 
 posed drainage works ' in townships of 
 Roxborough and Cambridge, was read a 
 first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded by 
 Mr. Banford, the report of the committee 
 on Communications, adopted in committee 
 of the whole, was adopted in Council. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Cameron, sectmded 
 by Mr. McDonaM (Cornwall Tp.), that By- 
 Law No. 1001 for licensing, regulating and 
 governing hawkers and peddlars, be pass- 
 ed, signed and sealed. ^ ^ ^i i ^ 
 
 It was moved in amendment to the last 
 motion by Mr. Coulter, seconded by Mr. 
 
36 
 
 Hamilton, that Jiy-Law No lOOJ for liceu- 
 sinj?. re«ulatiutj and j?overnint? hawkers 
 and peiUUars, be not paaset), sij^nod and 
 sealed, hut bo amended by increaHintj the 
 fee for a two- horse Hcen.se fr.nn $40 to $50, 
 and as so amended be passed, signed and 
 sealed. 
 
 The amendment having been carried 
 and the main motion loet upon a shew of 
 hands the by law was amended according- 
 ly, and as so amended passed, signed and 
 sealed by the Warden and Clerk. 
 
 Uoon motion of Mr. McNaughton, 
 seconded by Mr. Kerr, By-Law No' 1008 
 appointing a Court of Revision re Roxbor- 
 ough drainage assessment was read a 
 second time and referred to a committee of 
 the whole. 
 Mr. McRae (Maxvillej in the chair. 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the by-law without amend- 
 ment. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. Warner, By-Law No. 1(K)8 appoint- 
 ing a Court of Revision re Rox borough 
 drainage assessment was read a third 
 time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ross, seconded by 
 Mr. Casselman, By-Law No. 1008 appoint- 
 a Court of Revision re Roxborough drain- 
 age assessment was passed, signed and 
 sealed by the War en and Clerk. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. Thompson, By-Law No. 1007 ap- 
 pointing a Drainage Committee re Rox- 
 borough drainage assessment was read a 
 first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McNaughlon, 
 seconded by Mr. Coult^er, this Council ad- 
 journed to meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock. 
 
 Afternoon Session. 
 
 Council resumed. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Fraser, seconded by 
 Mr. Hamilton, the report of the E lucation 
 Committee was received and read by the 
 chairman Mr. Eraser and referred to a 
 committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr Fraser in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report without amend- 
 ment. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Campbell, second- 
 ed by Mr. Fraser, that the report of the 
 Education Committee adopted in com- 
 mittee of the whole be adopted in Council. 
 
 It was moved as an amendment to the 
 last motion by Mr. Coulter, seconded by 
 
 •. Drew, that the rpport of the Education 
 V mmittee be not adopted in Council but 
 that it be amended by making tiie grant 
 
 for maintenance of county pupils for the 
 Morrisburg Collegiate Institute tiie sum 
 of $1900 and for the Iroquois High School 
 the sum of $1300 as bein^ the proportion- 
 ate cost of (;ounty pupils attending said 
 Hinli Scl:ool8 as provided for by sec 31 of 
 the HIgli Schools Act of 1891. 
 
 Tiie amendment was first voted upon 
 and was declared to be lost and the main 
 motion carrieti, upon a standing vote of 
 the Council, and the report of Education 
 Committee accordingly adopted in Council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded by 
 Mr. i^ult, the report of the Finance Com- 
 mittee was received and read by the chair- 
 man of the committee Mr. McNaughton 
 and referred to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. McNaughton in the chair. 
 
 The couamittee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report as amended in 
 its passage through committee. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Adams, seconded 
 by Mr. Kerr, that the report of the Finance 
 Committee be adopted in Council as 
 amended in committee of the who'e 
 
 It was moved in amendment by Mr. 
 CoUison, seconded by Mr. Rosa, that the 
 report of the Finance Committee be not 
 adopted in Council as amende 1 in com- 
 mittee of the whole, but that the same be 
 further amended by striking out of said 
 report the clause recommending that the 
 caretaker's salary be restored to $200.00 
 for year 1892. 
 
 The amendment was first voted upon 
 and was declared to be lost on the follow- 
 ing division, viz : 
 
 Yeas— Messrs. Adams, Ault, Barrle, Cassel- 
 man, Collison. Gregory, Hamilton [Winches- 
 ter], Locke, MulhoUand, McCasklll, McRae 
 [Lochlel], Ross and Warner. Total 13. 
 
 Nays -Messrs. Bennett, Campbell, Coulter. 
 Dingwall, Drew, Fraser, Kerr, McDonald 
 [Charlottenburgh], MoD )nald [ECeeve Corn- 
 wall Tp.], McDonald [D. D. Dy. Reeve Corn- 
 wall Tp.], McDougal [Lancaster Tp.], Mc- 
 Douaald [Lancaster Village], McDoiigalllLoch- 
 iel], Mclmosh, McNaughton, McRae [Max- 
 vUle] and Solder. Total 17. 
 
 Tiie main motion was declared to be 
 carried upon the same division, and the 
 report of the Finance Committee accord- 
 ingly adopted in Council as amended in 
 committee of the whole. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton [Win- 
 chester], seconded by Mr. Barrie, By-Law 
 No. 990 for the support of Public Schools 
 for 1892 was read a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Locke, By-Lav No. 990 for support of 
 
 ,1 
 i 
 
 Mr, 
 
 Public Schools for 1892 
 time and referred to 
 whole. 
 Mr. Hamilton [Winchester] in the chair. 
 
 was read a second 
 a committee of the 
 
87 
 
 ity pupils for tho 
 [istitutn tlie HUiu 
 jiiois Uigh School 
 ig. the prnportiou- 
 Is attending Haid 
 tl for by sec 31 of 
 189J. 
 
 first voted apon 
 o8t and the main 
 standing vote of 
 K)rt of Education 
 lopted in Council, 
 ^err, seconded by 
 tie Finance Cona- 
 'ead by the chair- 
 Mr. McNaughton 
 ttee of the whole. 
 9 chair. 
 
 id recoui ruended 
 -t as amended in 
 aitt«e. 
 
 Ldams, seconded 
 >rt of the Finance 
 in Council as 
 f the who'e 
 iudmont by Mr. 
 r. Ross, that the 
 bm mi ttee be not 
 imendei in com- 
 that tiie same be 
 king out of said 
 [lending that the 
 itored to $200.00 
 
 first voted upon 
 ost on the follow- 
 
 It, Barrle, Cassel- 
 .mllton [Winches- 
 ^oCasklll, McRae 
 . Total 13. 
 'ampbell, Coulter. 
 
 Kerr, McDonald 
 aid [ECeeve Corn- 
 
 Dy. Reeve Corn- 
 icaster Tp.], Mc- 
 .McDoiigalll Loch- 
 ia, McUae [Max- 
 
 i declared to be 
 livision, and the 
 mmittee accord- 
 1 as amended in 
 
 Hamilton [Win- 
 Barrie, By-Law 
 f Public Schools 
 ime. 
 
 ult, seconded by 
 90 for support of 
 as read a second 
 lommittee of the 
 
 Iter] in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and lecommended 
 the adoption of the by-law. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton, seconded 
 by Mr. Ross, By-Law No. 994 for the pay- 
 ment of orders and accounts was read a 
 first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, Reconded by 
 Mr. Adams, By-Law No. 994 for the pay- 
 ment of orders and accounts was read a 
 second time and referred to a committee 
 of the whole. 
 
 Mr. McRae, [Maxville], in the chair. 
 
 The committee ro -e and recommended 
 the adoption of the by-law without amend- 
 ment 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. Locke, this Council adjourned, to meet 
 this evening at eight o'clock. 
 
 Kvenlnic SesMlon. 
 
 Council resumed. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Benneti., seconded 
 by Mr. McNaughton, By-Law No. 1007 ap- 
 pointing a committee re Roxborough and 
 Cambridge drainage was read a second 
 time and referred to a committee of the 
 whole 
 
 Mr McCaskill in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the by-law without amend- 
 ment 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Adams, seconded by 
 Mr. Bennett, By-Law No. 990 for levying 
 money for Public School purposes for 1892 
 was read a third time and paSBed, signed 
 and sealed by the Warden and Clerk. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald, (Reeve 
 of Cornwall Tp.,) seconded by Mr. McDon- 
 ald, (D. D., Deimty-Reeve of Cornwall 
 Township,) By-Law No. 1007 to ap- 
 point a committee re Roxborough and 
 Cambridge drainage was read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. Hamilton (Winchester), By-Law 
 1007 appointing a committee re Rox- 
 borough and Cambridge drainage was 
 passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton, (Win- 
 chester), seconded by Mr Collison, By-Law 
 No. 991 for the support of High Schools 
 and Collegiate Institutes in these counties 
 for 1892 was read a first ti me. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald, (Char- 
 lottenburg), seconded by Mr. McDougall, 
 (Lochlel), By-Law No. 991 for the levying 
 of b ?um of money to meet the Legislative 
 Grant in fsvor of High Schools for 1892 as 
 an equivalent was read a second time and 
 referred to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. D. McDonald, (Cornwall Tp.,) in the 
 cbair> 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the by-law without amend* 
 ment 
 
 Upon motioa of Mr. Ross, seconded by 
 Mr. Hamilton, (Winchester), By-Law No. 
 991 for support of High Schools for 1892 
 was read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. Casselman, By-Law No. 991 re support 
 of High Schools for 1892 was passed, signed 
 and sealed by the Warden and Cleik. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Adams, seconded 
 by Mr. Kerr, By-Law No. 998 re main- 
 tenance of county pupils at High Schools 
 of Stormont and Dundas for 1892-3 was 
 read a secr>nd time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Casselman, second- 
 ed by Mr. Ault, By-Law No. 998 for main- 
 tenance of county pupils at High Schools 
 of Dundaa and Stormont in 1892 was re- 
 ferred to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Gregory in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the by-law without amend- 
 ment. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald, (Char- 
 lottenburgh), seconded by Mr. McCaskill, 
 By-Law No. 998 for maintenance of county 
 pupils at High Schools of Dundas and 
 Stormont for 1892 was read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Adams, seconded 
 by Mr. Ault, By-Law No. 998 tor main- 
 tenance of county pupils at High Schools 
 of Dundas and Stormont for 1892 was 
 passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. McRae, By-Law No. 997 to raise 
 a sum of $1632.00 to meet County Build- 
 ings debenture payable in 1893 was read 
 a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ross, seconded by 
 Mr. Hamilton, (Winchester), By-Law I^o. 
 997 to raise a sum of $1632.00 to meet 
 County Buildings debenture payable in 
 1893 was read a second time and referred 
 to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Campbell in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommeaded 
 the adoption of the by-law without amend- 
 ment. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Gregory, seconded 
 by Mr. Caaselman, By-I^w Na 997 to 
 raise the sum of $1632 to meet County 
 Buildings debenture payable in 1893 was 
 read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault seconded by 
 Mr. Kerr, By-Law No. 997 to raise the sum 
 of $1632 to meet County Buildings de- 
 benture payable in 1893 was passed, 
 signed and sealed by the Warden and 
 Clerk. 
 
88 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald, (Char- 
 lottenburgh), Mconded by Mr. Mcpougal, 
 (LaucaBter Tp.,) By-Law No. 994 for the 
 payment of orders and accounts was read 
 a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. Boss, By-law No. 994 for the pay- 
 ment of orders and accounts was passed, 
 signed and sealed by the Warden and 
 Clerk. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton, (Win- 
 chester), seconded by Mr. Mulholland, 
 By-Law No- 993 to levy a sum of $450.00 
 for Model Schools in these Unit«d Coun- 
 ties for current year was read a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton, (Win- 
 chester,) seconded by Mr. Ross, By-Law 
 No. 993 to levy a sum of $450.00 for Model 
 Schools in these United Counties for cur- 
 rent year was read a second time and re- 
 ferred to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Warner in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommendwl 
 the adoption of the by-law without amend- 
 
 Upon motion ofMr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. Causelman, By-Law No. 993 to levy a 
 sum of $460.00 for Model Schools in these 
 United Counties for current year was read 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald, (Char- 
 lottenburgh), seconded by Mr. McDougall, 
 (Lochiel), By-Law No. 993 to levy a sum 
 of $460.00 for Model Schools in these 
 United Cx)uaties for current year was 
 passed, signed and sealed by the Warden 
 
 and Clerk. „ . , j i 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. ^dame, secondeit 
 by Mr. CVJulter, Bv-Law No 999 for the 
 renewal of bills and notes under discount 
 at the Bank of Montreal, Cornwall, was 
 
 read a first time. , , .„ 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald, (Reeve 
 of Cornwall Tp.,) seconded by Mr- ^c 
 Donald, (D. D., Dy-Reeve of Cornwall Tp.,) 
 By-Law No. 999 for the renewal of bills 
 and notes under discount at the Bank of 
 Montreal, Cornwall, was read a second 
 time and referred to a committee of the 
 
 MrLocke in the chair. 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the bylaw without amend- 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Roes, seconded by 
 Mr. Bennett, By-Law No. 999 for the re- 
 newal of bills and notes under discount 
 at the Bank of Montreal, Cornwall, was 
 read a third time ^ , , 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Warner, seconded 
 by Mr. Campbell, By-Law No. 999 author- 
 
 ising the renewal of bills and notes under 
 discount at the Bank of Montreal, Corn- 
 wall, was passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton, (Win- 
 Chester), seconded by Mr. Barrie, By- 1 aw 
 No. 992 for supplementary levy for edu- 
 cational purposes was read a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton. (Win- 
 chester), seconded by Mr. Locke, By-Law 
 No. 992 for supplementary levy for educaj 
 tional purposes was read a second time and 
 referred to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Casselman in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the by-law without amend- 
 
 ""Vwn motion of Mr. Roes, seconded by 
 Mr Drew. By-Law No. 992 for supplemen- 
 tary levy for educational purposes was 
 read a third time. j j i. .. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr Kerr. By-Law No. 992 for supplemen- 
 tary levy for educational purposes was 
 
 year, the time for the enforced collection 
 by sale of nonresident land taxes was read 
 
 * U^n "Motion of Mr. McD()nald, (Char- 
 lottenburgh). seconded bv Mr. McDougall 
 
 Lochielh BrLaw No. 995. to extend for 
 the period of one year tbe time for the en- 
 forced collection by sale of non-resident 
 land taxes was read a ^cond time and 
 referred to a committee of the whole. 
 Mr. Mulholland in the chair. 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 
 the adoption of the by-law without ainend- 
 
 "^ Uooa motion of Mr. Warner, seconded 
 bv Mr. Campbell, By-Law No. 995 to ex- 
 tend for the period of one year the Ume for 
 the enforced collection by sale of non- 
 resident land tuxes was read a third time. 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (D. U. 
 Depnty Reeve of Cornwall Tp.), aeoonded 
 by Mr McDonald (Reeve of Cornwall ip), 
 By-Law No. 995 to extend for the period 
 of one year the time for the enforced 
 collection by sale of nonresident land 
 taxes was passed, signed and sea ed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Char- 
 lottenburgh), seconded by Mr. McRae 
 (Lochiel), By-Law No. 1000 to borrow a 
 sum of money not exceeding $2000 to meet 
 current expenditure of this corporation for 
 present year was read a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Locke, seconded by 
 i Mr. Ross, By-Law No. 1000 to borrow a 
 
 1 
 
notes under 
 treal, Corn- 
 >ealed. 
 
 ilton, (Win- 
 rrie, By-i aw 
 evy for edu- 
 Jrst time, 
 lilton, (Win- 
 cke, By-Law 
 vy for educar 
 and time and 
 I whole. 
 
 ecommeuded 
 ihout amend- 
 
 seconded by 
 )r supplemen- 
 )urpo8e8 was 
 
 seconded by 
 ir supplemen- 
 purposes was 
 
 uilton, (Win- 
 jgory, By-Law 
 period of one 
 reed collection 
 iaxes was read 
 
 )(>ndld, (Char- 
 ier. McDongall 
 to extend for 
 ime for the en- 
 if non-resident 
 ;ond time and 
 he whole, 
 air. 
 
 [ recommended 
 nthoat amend- 
 
 rner, seconded 
 No. 995 to ex- 
 ear the time for 
 y sale of non- 
 id a third time, 
 c Donald (D. D. 
 Tp.), seconded 
 of Cornwall Tp), 
 i for the period 
 r the enforced 
 n resident land 
 ^nd sealed. 
 [cDonald (Char- 
 ay Mr. McRae 
 lOO to borrow a 
 ng $2000 to meet 
 s corporation for 
 rst time. 
 
 !ke, seconded by 
 K)0 to borrow a 
 
 sum of money not exceeding $2000 to meet 
 cuSent expenditure of this corporation for 
 present year was read a second time and 
 referred to a committee of the whole. 
 Mr. Lally in the chair. 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the by-law without amend- 
 ment. . ,^ 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDougal, (Lancas- 
 ter T^.), seconded by %M«S to 
 Charlotlenburgh. By-Law No. 1000 ^ 
 borrow a sum of money not exceeding 
 $2000 to meet current expenditure o! tnis 
 corporation for present year was read a 
 third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDougalULochiel) 
 aecoSded by Mr. McDougal, (Lancaster 
 To ) By-Law No 1000 to borrow a sum of 
 moiey not exceeding $2000 to meet cur^ 
 rent expenditure of this corooration for 
 present year was passed, signed and seaJed. 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton, (Win- 
 chester), aecotded by Mr. Drew, By-Law 
 No. 996 for levying a sum of money tor 
 county purposes for 1893 was read a first 
 
 ''upon motion of Mr. Locke, seconded by 
 ' Mr. Hamilton, (Winchester) By-Law No. 
 996 for levying a sum of money for county 
 purposes for 1893 was read a second time 
 and referred to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr Hamilton (Winchester) in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the bylaw without amend- 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Campbell, seconded 
 
 by Mr. Warner, By-Law No. 996 lor levy- 
 
 ^ iug a sum of money for county purposes 
 
 for 1893 was read a third time. 
 ? Upon motion ot Mr. McRae, (Lochiel), 
 ^ seconded by Mr. McDonald, Charlotten- 
 burgh), By-Law No. 996 for levying a sum 
 of money for county purposes for 1893 was 
 passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded by 
 Mr. McDonald, (Reeve of Cornwall Tp.), 
 By-Law No. 1003 re caretakers salary was 
 read a fiist time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Coulter, seconded 
 b\ Mr. Gregory, By-Law No. 1003 re care- 
 takers salary was read a second time and 
 referred to a committee of the whole. 
 Mr. McRae, (Lochiel) in the chair. 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the by-law. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald. (Reeve 
 of Cornwall Tp.). seconded by Mr. Kerr, 
 By-Law No. 1003 re caretakers salary was 
 read a third time. ,, ,,, ^ 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McRae, (MaxviUe), 
 seconded by Mr. Campbell By-Law No. 
 
 1003 re caretakers salary was passed sign- 
 ed and sealed by the Warden and Clerk. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Lally, aeconded 
 bv Mr McDonald, (Reeve of Cornwall Ip.) 
 that a free pack pedlar's license be granted 
 to John McGowan, of Cornwall, an invalid 
 holding a doctor's certificate testifying to 
 physical inability to perform manual 
 
 It was moved in amendment to the last 
 motion by Mr- Ross, seconded by Mr. 
 Gregory, that a license be granted to Mr. 
 McGowan on the same terms as those re- 
 commended in the report of Finance Com- 
 mittee of the session with reference to Mr. 
 Mouthrop and others. 
 
 The amendment was first voted npon 
 and was declared to be carried and the 
 main motion accordingly lost upon a 
 standing vote of the Council. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. Lally, that this Council do donate the 
 sum of $20.00 ro the Cornwall Rifle Associ- 
 ation as an aid to tbe promotion of the 
 objects of the A-ssociation. , 
 
 The above motion was lost upon a divi- 
 sion in the Council taken by a standing 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ross, seconded by 
 Mr. Bennett, this Council adjourned to 
 meet at the Music Hall in the village of 
 Morrisburgh on Monday the 24th day of 
 October 1892, at 7.30 p. m. 
 A. I. Macdonbll, a. a. Stewart, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
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 Smont. Dandas and Qlengarry. 
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 ««ntlem^n.--Your Special Committee ap- 
 po^S at\hl8 mornlSg's session beg leave 
 
 %'hS?the|'hive' examined the assessment 
 rolls of the different municipalities, and for 
 «n,lllzatlon purposes would recommend that 
 the folfowiQK changes be made in the same, 
 ind Sat^he* different townships should be 
 Msessed per acre at the following rate, and the 
 rt^ffprent villages and the town of Cornwall at 
 ?h? respective* Bums ?«' opposite them In the 
 
 following schedule, viz-:— 
 
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 •• Oharlottenb'gh.at 22 00 
 
 "Lancaster at 2100 
 
 "Mountain at 19 00 
 
 •• Winchester ... .at 18 00 
 
 ••Finch at 17 00 
 
 •• Boxborough ... .at 14 00 
 
 ••Kenyon at 15 00 
 
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 •• ''Iroquois total 
 
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 •• •' CheBterville total 
 
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 » •• '• Maxvllle ••••-• .•.••••^^S!;?... -^- 
 ' ' All of which IB respectfully Bubmltted. 
 ,^ AU or wni^on x^ ^F^ BARKiB, Chairman. 
 
 * Committee Room, Cornwall, June 2l8t, 1892. 
 ^he above report was amended in its pas- 
 teJe through committee of the whole so m to 
 WnsVate the aBBessmenl of last year except 
 that the sum of $55,000 assessed agalOKi Village 
 Of Maxvllle was deducted from the asse^^ 
 ment of Townnhlp of Kenyoo, and that $50,000 
 Mduotlon was made In the assessment of 
 iowSshlp of Cornwall. For exact aBsess- 
 Sen^of each municipality for 1892. see By-l.aw 
 No. 989 -Co. CiiBKK) 
 
 Report of the 
 
 Coni> 
 
 l?onnty Proi>er<y 
 mlttce. 
 
 ' All the members present. , 
 
 ^o the Warden and Members of the Counties' 
 
 Council of the United Counties of ator- 
 
 mont. Dund as and Glengarry. 
 * Gentlemen.-Tour committee beg leave to 
 Teoort that they have examined the gaol and 
 jfflces, and And everything clean and com- 
 jrtabfe. There are two lunatics in the gaol, 
 hid we underKtand steps have been takon to 
 lave them removed to one of the Provincial 
 
 Your committee would recommend that the 
 Ventilator In the coun room be carried to a 
 Iroper outlet, as by so doing we believe the 
 f entllatlon of the court room will be greal[y 
 tonroved. We would also recommend that 
 4 hand rail be placed at the ent ranee of the 
 County Buildings from Pitt Street, as re- 
 luested by the petition of the public and 
 lounty offlclals. We would also recommeud 
 lata suitable flag and flaK-stafT be procured 
 j)r the purpose of hoisting upon the court 
 louse during the sittings of the courts. We 
 >ould further recommend that ropes be pro- 
 ired for the windows in the female ward. 
 11 the above improvements to be completed 
 ader the supervision of your treasurer. 
 Tour committee beg to Inform this Council 
 iat the patents for the lots on which the 
 tol and County Buildings are erected have 
 Ben issued in favor of the corporation of 
 iese United Counties, and they are in pos- 
 AsBlon of your treasurer 
 Pah Of which Is respectfully submitted. 
 f (Sd) John Bennett, Chairman. 
 
 if Committee Rooms, Cornwall, June 22, 1892. 
 
 Venort of the Committee and Commls- 
 1^ Hioner of the River Beandette Draln- 
 ;| aire* 
 IaU the members present. 
 
 rthe Warden and Municipal Council of the 
 United Counties of Siormont, Dundas and 
 ' Glengarry. 
 ''iGontlemen,— Your committee and com- 
 
 Silssloner beg leave to preoeiitthe following 
 
 *The contractors eT gaged In this work com- 
 menced operations last month and removed, 
 1 per engineer's measurements, 328-19 cubic 
 iirds of rooik, 528-t)9 yards of clay, gravel and 
 ones, and 428 30 yards of clay, making a 
 It.al of 1269 97 yards removed sloce they re- 
 Imed work last month. We further report 
 Jat a deputation composed of A. R. McDon- 
 |d, Esq., Reeve of Charlottonburgh, J. B. 
 Mder, Esq., Reev^ of ^ia^cf^l*^er, Major R., R. 
 
 McLennan, M. P. for Glengarry, with your 
 oommissloner, D A MoArthur, waited on the 
 Hon. Minister of Public Works for Canada , 
 during the month of March last and urged 
 •the claims of this important work to a favor- 
 able consideration of the Government and 
 asked that a sum of money be placed lu the 
 estimates for this year In aid of the work. 
 
 Your committee hav3 good reason to be- 
 lieve that the supplementary estimates to be 
 submlted to the House In a few days will 
 contain » substantial sum in aid of this work. 
 Your committee recommend the passing of 
 a by-law to enable the County Treasurer to 
 borrow a sum of money not exceeding three 
 thousand dollars to carry on the works until 
 the October Session of this Council, at which 
 time your committee and commissioner hope 
 to be in a position to make a favorable finan- 
 cial report. ^, ,, u .»» J 
 
 All of which Is respectfully submitted. 
 
 (Hd) D. A. MOARTHUB, Commissioner. 
 Committee Rooms, Cornwall, June 22,1892.. 
 
 Report of Nation River Drainage Com. 
 mlttee. 
 
 Members all present. tt .. ^ 
 
 To the Warden and Council of the United 
 
 Counties of Stormont, Duudas and Glen- 
 
 Sir and Gentlemen,— Your Committee beg 
 leave to report as follows, viz.:— 
 
 1. We recommend that the $4,000.00 Dom- 
 inion Government Grant remain on deposit 
 or for the use of County Council with interest 
 until October Session. 
 
 2. We also recommend that the $3,000 lately 
 voted by Ontario Government, when received 
 by our treasurer, be applied in redeeming of 
 notes at pre.^ent under discount at bank. 
 
 At meetings held at Matilda, Mountain and 
 Winchester, there were passed resolutions 
 asking this Council to appoint an overseer. 
 We would recommeud that this Council ap- 
 point Jas. Colllson, Esq., Chairman of Drain- 
 age Committee, with power lo clean out all 
 obstructions and prosecute any parlies wil- 
 lully or otherwise obstructing ihe ^aid works. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 (Sd) Jas Collison, Chairman. 
 
 Committee Rooms, Cornwall* Jnne 28,1892. 
 
 Report of Committee on Commnnt- 
 eatlouB. 
 
 Present— Messrs. Hamilton, A R. McDon- 
 ald, D. D. McDonald, Jas. t^oUlstm, D. Mc- 
 CasklU, R. M. Bechstead, Thos. Coulter, J. S. 
 Ross and A G P. Drew. , . ,. , . 
 
 To the Warden and Members ofthq Couniies' 
 Council of the United Countlflii of Stor- 
 mont, Duiidas and Glengarry. ,„ 
 
 Gentlemen,— Your committee beg leave to 
 report as follows :— 
 
 Your committee have had betore them the 
 several conimuDlcatlons which were read at 
 various times by the Clerk, and which were 
 referred to us for consideration and report. 
 
 The greater number of them are of no im- 
 portance, those worthy of especial mention 
 being the letter from Ontario Rifle A.ssocia- 
 tlon, the letter from Chairman Braatford 
 City Council on the subject of bonuses and 
 exemptions, and the report of County Audi- 
 tors' re Scliool returns. 
 
 Your committee recommend that the grant 
 of ttnaucial aid asked tor by Ontario Rifle 
 Association be not granted. • 
 
 Your committee, altnough agreeing In some 
 measure with the petition of the Brantford 
 City Council and the obJectB thereof, deem a 
 ou-operation in such petition unnecessary, as 
 
:ir 
 
 s 
 
 „ .«<>.^t «ttrt of the amendments asked for 
 
 «*n«utLHheln2 duly complied with. ^ 
 *^AKwhlch 18 respectfully Bubmltted. 
 All or wnwn »«3^''j»^^^,i.xoN. Chairman 
 CommltteVBooma. Ciorawall. June 28. 18W. 
 
 B«por« of Kdueatlon CommltL««. 
 
 TKward"nOTg° ntlemen of the CountleB' 
 '^^ OouMll of the ^Slted Counties of Stor- 
 
 mont. Dundas and Glengarry. 
 
 o«ntlemen -Your committee recommend 
 twfiffl following sums be levied on the 
 
 gSt°n^all Township «g2 g 
 
 Finch ;:;■.'.!!'.! 59200 
 
 Osnabruok ....•46800 
 
 Bozborougk " • 
 
 $1074 00 
 
 County of Dundas, $1758.00, sub-dlvlded as 
 
 follows: $508 (H) 
 
 Matilda Township ^^g ^ 
 
 Mountain " „ 475 00 
 
 Wllllamsburgh Tp f^^ 
 
 Winchester " 
 
 $1753 00 
 county of Glengarry, $2093.00, sub- divided 
 
 SlSKriburghTp S|5g 
 
 Kenyon „ •;;•; 44400 
 
 Lancaster ,, 47300 
 
 liocbtel 
 
 $2003 00 
 Vftiir Committee would also recommend 
 
 as neieinwii'or u»i.i"»^_i^^^^ ho«nfftVi« equlva- 
 
 Also that the sum of twenty-flve dollars be 
 levied on each of the Counties In the Ur 'lea 
 
 and that the same be paid to each County 
 
 fSspect^r for each county respectively. 
 
 On the County of 8U>rroont »^ ^ 
 
 '" " County of DnnrtaH g"" 
 
 •• •• Co'inty ofO sngarry... •:;v.-,'Sin 
 
 ^ . *^° '?:oouiu.end that the Hums herein- 
 « ' he levied on each of the couniies 
 
 same be levied as follows : • 7BO 00 
 
 on the County of Stormont. . . ..... ... * J», JO 
 
 •• " County of Dunaas iion nn 
 
 .< «• CountyofGlangarry...... ■ "WW 
 
 And that the .ame be Pa^ as follows : 
 
 ^° COUNTY OF 8T0RM0NT. 
 
 OorowaU H..h^3cboo, . ^ . .^^. *™ » 
 
 iroquoi- ^g^j^^Y OF^QLBNOABET. 
 
 Wllllamstown High school . ......... *^ «» 
 
 •r^rt^.fflthe^umSfTieive hundred dollars 
 A,°^.'H,*^^l?'thS'Town8hlD8 of Osnabruofe. 
 
 Alexandria High School 
 nd that the sum of tw 
 
 s i^iTiiHtri<>f over and above the levy on 
 fhe C^la^ty of BtormouU for the maintenance 
 
 das to m 
 
 set the Legislative Orania 
 
 das 10 ™""" '"°;rt levvlng the foregoing sums 
 oj;" hrdiWn" Munic?iamiesinthe8eUnlted 
 ^^.^uel fo? the purposes fet forth herein. 
 
 letter before 
 
 of those'Counties for 1892, being the f 4"'/"" 
 ?Ant7S the Lpglslatlve Grant, apportioned io 
 loch 8ch<S.CTor the year 1892, and that such 
 levy be made as fo. lows: «isft no 
 
 On the County of Stormont. * oO W 
 
 " •• County of Dundas 1^ "" 
 
 •• '• County of Glengarry w ??.at 1 
 
 Your Committee further recommend that 1 
 th« followlnKsums be levied on each of the 
 rountlesTntfie United Counties of Stormont. 
 DundS and Glengarry, as hereinafter named 
 i« defr^ the expenses connected with t^e 
 Irntfnrm Promotion Examinations for the 
 ?ew 1892. a'Srtlla? th« same be levied as 
 
 gntheCounty ofStormont $1|0 00 
 
 ." •• County of Dundas \^w 
 
 •< •• County of Glengarry. ....... • •„„if','~ 
 
 Also that the sum of twenty-five dollars be 
 levied on each County of these United Coun- 
 ♦fJifnr defraying the cost of printing the 
 ties for o?"WM_''|j,amlnation papers for 
 
 Counties for the part , „ . „ 
 
 llSJ-^fS^S'^R. A^ron^"^..- Of Dunbar 
 J'^^^Jj^^^hisreslBnatlon as a trustee for the 
 
 Collegiate Inst 
 would recommena 
 
 ^a 0° «hl'ch uXeotfuUy .ubmiU.d. 
 
 *""""" (id.) Jambs Fbasbr. Oh.lrman. 
 Comnutee "torn, court Hoa.e, To»n «l ,1; 
 Cornwall, Juno 24th, l»»«. ^j, 
 
 m 
 
 Report of Finance €ommlttoo. 
 
 ^arne^.TaSboJllson, D. McDonald. GcK, 
 
 .McDonald 
 and P. D. 
 
 To the Wi 
 Couno 
 garry. 
 
 Gentlen 
 
 .report as 
 
 I. The <? 
 
 J>een pai< 
 
 Promptly 
 
 -^ 2. The < 
 
 *for the g< 
 
 and on d 
 
 River Dn 
 
 8. Thel 
 
 a debit b 
 
 dette Dra 
 
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 Ontario < 
 
 The Uabl 
 
 jbommltt 
 
 'X3ounileH 
 
 5. You I 
 
 te passei 
 
 mrer to 
 
 ;eneral 
 
 tefore tl 
 
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 aooounti 
 
 "'amount i 
 
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 louBts t 
 
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 8. You 
 
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 poneme 
 
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 liclpal ol 
 
 '^helr at 
 
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 '.Statute 
 
 furnish 
 
 law In 
 
 Jiroperl 
 
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 lection 
 
 Which 
 
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 |»etltio 
 
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 nd als 
 
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 nditi 
 
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 TTnlform Promotion Examination pap»r« '"• 
 
 ?hese counties and distributing the same and ,,.,..„„ T„r,Vh oreiroW T 
 
 forwarding answers. «qj. ^ ^ " - john A. McDougal, Elijah Gregory, i. 
 
 OnThSooSnty of Stormont *» JO Ker^ John a, m^^^^ Kj^ ^^ j^^ 
 
 '^?'» Count^of Dundas ............ | g | g°K' "T Hamilton. C. D. Casselman, D. A 
 
 « >• County of Glengarry 
 
I 
 
 43 
 
 -five dollars be 
 1 In the Urlted 
 and Glengarry, 
 apportioned io 
 above Counties 
 Lo each County 
 
 '''''"'!'. $25 00 
 
 V... 26 00 
 
 2500 
 
 lie sums herein- 
 I of the Counties 
 jrmont, Dundas 
 he High Schools 
 n these United 
 ute and that the 
 
 McDonald, A. R. MoDougall. Arthur W. Ault 
 
 'and F. D. MoNaughton. 
 
 To the Warden and Members of the O'-untles 
 Council of Stormont, Dundaa and Glen- 
 garry. 
 Gentlemen,— Your committee beg leave to 
 
 ■•^T-fh" ISSrrkTes for the year 1891 have all 
 ^een pa?d anil with but a few exceptions 
 
 ^■■p*13,E'J^„'-.„u ^„ v,onrt In the bank at present 
 
 2. The cash on hand 
 or the general i 
 ^nd on depoBlt L. — . 
 'Klver Drafnage Hommlttee J4000, 
 
 for the general use of the OounUes' Is $K4.36. 
 and on deposit to the aooount of the Nation 
 
 S7GO00 
 19OO00 
 
 iigo 00 
 
 aa follows 
 
 IIONT. 
 
 . $750 00 
 
 Lute." $1150 00 
 
 760 06 
 
 *^!!"-.... $650 00 
 
 ;... 550 00 
 
 e hundred dollars 
 ,g of Osnabruok, 
 ornwall and the 
 } Cornwall High 
 wve the levy on 
 the maintenance 
 
 een hundred and 
 ,he Townships ot 
 )r. Mountain and 
 of Morrlsburgh, 
 Vlnchester, In the 
 lalntenanceof the 
 
 tuie. ^ . . 
 ven hundred ana 
 the Townships of 
 :,er Matilda and 
 es of Chestervllle,, 
 ad Iroquois, In the 
 nalntenance of the 
 ttbove grants to be 
 theCounty of Dan« 
 Grants. And that 
 the foregoing sums 
 ties In these United 
 et forth herein, 
 lad a letter before 
 , Esq., of Dunbar 
 a,s a trustee for the 
 orrlsburgh but we 
 bo laid over uqUI 
 Council 
 
 tl » petition from A. 
 ratepayers of Rox- 
 5 the proper steps to 
 ctlon at. or near ibe 
 D the Township of 
 Id recommend that 
 r until the October 
 
 illy submitted. 
 B'KABBR, Chairman. 
 rt House, Town ol 
 
 882. 
 
 8 The Nation River Drainage account shows 
 a debit balance "f $8608.04 an(f the River Beau- 
 dette Drainage of $349 3H. , ...^ ,,.„„ tho 
 •^4 The promised grant of $3000 from the 
 lOntarlo Government will, when paid reduce 
 4he llablllly of the Nation River Drainage 
 Committee to $608 04. and Interest due the 
 bounties on the amounts "verdrawn. 
 
 5. Your committee recominend that aby-iaw 
 e passed authorizing the Warden andTrea- 
 urer to borrow a sum not to exceed $aKW lor 
 eneral county purposes, if found necessary 
 efore the October session. „„„„„j 
 
 6 We have carefully examined and passed 
 -accounts on general Counties' account 
 
 "*ftmounllng to $1794.89 as per schedule "A" 
 hereto attached. , ^ . ^ _„ 
 
 7 We have examined and passed, on ac- 
 count of the River Beaudette Drainage, ao- 
 eouBts amouQtingto $567 22, as per schedule 
 
 •;'|'B" hereto attached 
 
 tlon an account from MesBrB.Leltoh. Princle A 
 narbnAfM for S912 and an account from J. f, 
 Whtinl?. Barfister*, fSr $ff71.80 for J»w co«U on 
 the above cases and recommend tbat the sum 
 of $700 be paid on each of these aooonnts (oa 
 account only) and subject to taxation. 
 
 14. Your committee also examined the 
 Trekaurer's bonds for $12,000 and approved of 
 
 *M*Te* would further reoommead that the 
 salaryof the caretaker be $200 per annum, the 
 sSme as prior to the January 8eB8lon.and that 
 hJdo?lcelve that amount for present year. 
 
 All of Which IB respectfully submitted. 
 
 All or wm^ ^ MoNAuaHTON. Ohalrman. 
 
 Committee Rooms, Cornwall, June 34, 1™* 
 ^^-TT^oiflB "A" and "B" above referred to 
 
 rlanhAdules "A" and *'B" above 
 arK&hedtoand form part of By-Law No. 
 
 994.) - 
 
 8. Your committee finds that the lands liable 
 be sold for taxes this year have been great- 
 reduced In numbers since January last by 
 
 yment of taxes, and many of the lands 
 
 malnlug are so badly described, that a post- 
 
 nement of their sale is advised for another 
 
 9. Your committee recommend that munl- 
 'ticlpal officers beurgertly requested to make 
 
 'flheir annual return of uupald taxes each year 
 ■•to the County Treasurer promptly, as the 
 "Wtute directs, and that village c poratlons 
 "fornlsh proper plans and maps as i quired by 
 *'taw In order that village lots may be more 
 "Sroperly described. ^ ^, , 
 
 'ITloT Your committee recommend that your ioou.«« 
 
 *reasurer procure the necessary books for Matilda Township mU'6 
 
 ieglsterlng non-resident lands as required by Mountain 230 287 
 
 * ctlon 152, chap. 193 H. 8. O . as the old books iroquols 
 been In use since 1872 have be- - ■ 
 
 BT-liAW No. 9S». 
 
 Rv.l.aw to eauallze the assesament of the 
 ^^ sevlra^muSolpalltles of the United Ooun. 
 ties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry. 
 Whereas the corporation of e'W'li county or 
 union of counties Is required by law «> ex- 
 Smlne the assessment rolls of the townshlpsu 
 tJvwnR and villages within their limits to 
 STertafn the vahTatlons majde by the assesors 
 
 ""B^e U trr*eKeZaVe^'"hatThe following be 
 and the same Is declared to be the equall- 
 tStlon of the assessment of the various town- 
 shins towns and villages in the said United 
 Counties for the year one thousand .ilght 
 
 hundred and ninety two »°d i*»^ "iV for 
 flrTnttiiyatlon be the scale to be adopted ror 
 igrSssmenf of the said townsh.pB. towns 
 and villages for the said year, that is «> sav • 
 
 Cornvall Township * W'm 
 
 Roxborough Township 1460175 
 
 Osnabrnek Township Woafi 
 
 Finch Township i iSft'ew 
 
 Cornwall Town W?^ 
 
 Morrisburgh ^, i aqi'lM 
 
 Willi amsburgh Township ■••• ^'^f^ 
 
 868 
 
 Winchester "to'oou 
 
 Chestervllle i wm' fflft 
 
 ^hlch have 
 
 gome completely filled. , , . .l 
 
 Ml. Your committee have considered the 
 tltlons of Geo. H. Moulhrop, ot^ Morris- 
 ,urgh, and Samuel Moore, of Iroquois, 
 nd also the application of 'Ao&mon Weart, of 
 oxborough, for free Pedlar's licenses and 
 commend that each be granted a license on 
 ndltlon that the local municipnliUes to 
 hlch they each respectively belong pay to 
 e Counties Treasurer one-half of the cost of 
 oh license. . .. 
 
 12 Your committee strongly urge upon the 
 "lonslderatlon of the Council the necessity of 
 '•'-Svylng In each and every year a sum sum- 
 ''Eent to meet the expenditure of the then 
 irrent year and to avoid future deficits 
 ould recommend that the levy for thepre- 
 nt year be one mill on the dollar on the 
 ualized nssessment of these United Coun- 
 es ($16,130,148) or $lb. 130,14 for general 
 lunty purposes. . ^^ 
 
 -. 13. Your committee have examined the 
 m-easurers statements In the Hill v. Mlddagh, 
 tlttid also In the Connor vs. Mlddagh 
 mijfcses and find that $2,974.20. has been paid on 
 count of law costs in these cases since 1884 
 
 230,287 
 100,000 
 
 !e Committee. 
 
 Praser, A.O.F.Drew, 
 i. Barrie, Emerson 
 , D. McDonald, Goo 
 
 !,' A.'DrMoRae?*Joliii TIMYour coin mittee had also under consldera- 
 'd. Oasselman, D. A, 
 
 Winchester Village. i meiS 
 
 Lancaster Towushli. WmT 
 
 Kenyon Township il8o!4l8 
 
 Lochiel Township V^'sw 
 
 Charioitenburgh Township * i« H 
 
 Alexandria Village on'ooo 
 
 Lancaster VI II age »""^ 
 
 Maxvllle Village ^'"^ 
 
 Total $1«.180.146 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open Council 
 this 23rd day oMun^e. A D 1^^^^^ ^^^^n. 
 (Sd) A. I. MAODONBliL, Clerk 
 
 BT-IiAW No. 99«. 
 
 Rv-Law for the support of Public Schools. 
 
 ViieTeas it is the duty of United Counties of 
 Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry to raise by 
 levy irom the several townships In the said 
 United Counties a sum at leist equal to the 
 amount of the grant apportioned by the 
 government u each municipality for the sup- 
 port of Public Schools for 1892. 
 
 And whereas It is optional with the Counties 
 Council to increase the gra»t la any munlol- 
 pality. 
 
 t 
 
Be II therefore e",^»«<l- K Vve tbouHaid 
 United CounlleH ♦h*''**. ""J",,;,,ori, be levied 
 eight hundred aud lw«"',y,''"i,i*' properly of 
 and collected f'0'» ^»'f, '^S in HUPPort of 
 the underraentlonoduw HhpHin J^i ^^^^ 
 
 luc unueriuou- '""-V. ;■- ^,,,. -. .^al the Haio 
 rmWArrServe^-^l S^nHhlpH aH 
 
 follOWH: ^TOKMONT. j qq 
 
 Cornwall Township ... ^2 00 
 
 Pinch Township 5920O 
 
 Osnabruok TownHhIp • 45H.00 
 
 Roxborough TownHhlp_ 
 
 DIINDAH. .508 00 
 
 Matilda Towt»Hhlp • • • * ' ;. . ;{70.00 
 
 Mountain TownHhlp... 475.00 
 
 W Ulamsburgh TowuHhlp ; *^.oo 
 
 W inoheBter TowuHh.lp . . ...... • 
 
 Charlottenburg Township ••■;■;■.■. 581,00 
 
 Kenyon Township -•• 14400 
 
 Lancaster TownfiUlp 47300 
 
 Lochlel TOW °_«W P^^^- — -^- Va'open Council 
 
 passed, slgnea-nea^d^n open council 
 
 this ?,4th day of June, a. gxicw art. 
 
 A. 1. MAODONBiii'. A. .n. garden. 
 
 LHeal.] Ol^"^^! 
 
 Dir-i aW No. 0*2. 
 BY-I A'W r.u Eduoatlon- 
 
 By-Law for supplemental Levy ro 
 
 al Purposes. j^ huih of 
 
 Whereas. It »» necX^ti^e eV«°Tram°: 
 ' SKirt«-'o!m^Promotlon Exam 
 
 By-Law of^tb^e 
 
 therefore enaoled ^a »^,o'^i^g"-be the 
 
 nation 
 
 145 00 
 145 00 
 
 Passed, signed 
 
 A. D 1892. 
 
 this a4th day of.J«^«; ^T. sttc.waut, 
 
 (8d) A. I. 
 
 (Sd) „, - 
 
 M AC DON BiiTi, Clerk. 
 
 BY-l'JlW No. 991. 
 
 Warden. 
 
 ^^resrSls-tosay: 
 county of Gl«'^''"'"y 
 
 STOBMONT. 
 
 Cornwall Township .••; 
 
 Cornwall Town ;; 
 
 Uoxborough _^ 
 
 Osnabruck ;; ,. 
 
 Finch 
 
 By-Law for the support of High Schools and 
 Collegiate Institutes^ corporation of 
 
 Be It enacted a bri'^r;, atormont, Dundas 
 ih" United Coun es o^ Stormon , ^^^^^ 
 and Glengarrv. "lat the u^u ^^ ^^^ 
 Sr"po%5r o??hf U^SeS counties as here- 
 
 after mention ed :- .... $ 750 00 
 
 County of Storraont *i9oo no 
 
 County of Dundas • _ hqo 00 
 
 g^Sntf of Glengar^ry^^.^. .^.^. ..; • • • • • ^^^^^^ 
 
 Cornwall Township :■.:;■.;■.'.*. 154 85 
 
 CornwallTown 117 25 
 
 Foxborough .;.v;:::::.. 10370 
 
 Finch 197 40 
 
 Osnabruolt 
 
 nUNJ)AS 
 
 WlUiamsburgh 
 
 MorrlBburg 
 
 Winchester 
 
 Mountain 
 
 Matilda ;; 
 
 ^^ffieste; Village- 
 
 Chesterville 
 
 $750 00 
 
 , 467 01 
 
 . 148 16 
 
 , 326 07 
 
 .. 34116 
 
 . 475 04 
 
 . . 81 73 
 35 79 
 
 ■. . 25 05 
 
 DUNDAS. 
 
 Matilda ■■.■■..!.■.■.'•".'■•• 
 
 Winchester 
 
 Morrlsburgh • • • 
 
 Mountain • " 
 
 Wllllam«burgh •• ; ., 
 
 Iroquois ••• ^,\i:'2,"' "'. • • ■ 
 
 Winchester Village 
 
 CheHteryllle 
 
 OLUNGARttY. 
 
 Charlottenburgh '.'.'.'.'.'.'.. 
 
 Lancaster '."' 
 
 Lochlel... •_ 
 
 Alexandria 
 
 Lancaster village 
 
 Maxville 
 
 $435.00 
 
 . $.^4 20 
 .29 97 
 . 22 67 
 . 88 14 
 ,. 20 02 
 
 $145 00 
 
 . . $,% 83 
 . . 24 77 
 
 .. 1129 
 
 . 2686 
 
 . 3565 
 
 6 14 
 
 '. 2 69 
 
 '.. 187 
 
 $ 1900 00 
 GliKNGABHY. ^^ gjj 
 
 Charlottenburgh '..'.'.'.'.'.'. 238 35 
 
 Lancaster ;•;;;•;;. ... 241 OT 
 
 Lochlel • 3104 
 
 Alexandria 204 70 
 
 ^enyoi ... 19 20 
 
 Lancaster village •.••'•.;;;::.;..... U 75 
 
 Maxville i"" -- 
 
 ^ , . $ 1100 0(1 
 
 gaidseveraiug ^ ^nt. .$750 00 
 
 Cornwall HlgbScooL^...^- ■••• 
 
 Morrlsburgh Higb School andCoUegl- ^^^ ^^ 
 
 ate Institute. • . . . • ' . 750 00 
 
 Iroquois Higb 8c.KK>l^...^i^-_ ^^ 
 
 WilllamBtown.&gbScboo .........••■. ^ (,„ 
 
 Alexandria Hisiu'^^booi........ 
 
 $145 00 
 
 passed, signed and sealed In open Council. 
 thSth day of June, A. J'/f ^bWABJ 
 
 A. I MAODONELii, A. A. Warden. 
 [Seal.] cier^___ 
 
 BY-IiAW No. 998. 
 . !..«„ «4.'ift for Model Schools. 
 By-Law to levy $^ ^or M ^on of 
 
 Be it enacted a By'H at^rmont Dundas and 
 thTunlted counties oStorrno^^^^ 
 
 ^{fy^ffiLs^'etevled^or Model Schools for 
 
 1892 viz:- ^ ^ ^. $150.W) 
 
 Htorraont Model School .... 150 00 
 
 &as Moden^oliool;^-...; •-;;;:::•;... 150.00 
 Glengarry Model aonooi 
 
 Total $450.00 
 TO be levied on the several municipalities 
 
 as follows:— 
 
 (Cornwall Township 
 
 Cornwall Town 
 
 Roxborough 
 
 Osnabruck 
 
 Finch 
 
 $36.86 
 10.97 
 23.46 
 89.^S 
 
 , 20.74 
 
 Total for Stormont 
 
 Matilda ;.'.". 
 
 Winchester ••' 
 
 Chesterville 
 
 Morrlsburgh 
 
 $150 00 
 $88 11 
 , 26.60 
 . 1.96 
 . 11.69 
 
44 
 
 unoll. 
 
 tT, 
 
 deo. 
 
 oatlou- 
 
 uumuf 
 )g con- 
 Sraml- 
 
 f theso 
 be the 
 le pur- 
 
 $145 00 
 , 145 00 
 . 145 00 
 
 "$^.00 
 
 .. $34 20 
 . . 29 97 
 .. 22 67 
 .. 88 14 
 
 ; . . 20 02 
 
 $145 00 
 
 ... $36 83 
 
 .. 24 77 
 
 .. 1129 
 
 . . 2688 
 
 , . 35 55 
 
 . . tt 14 
 
 . 2 69 
 
 !.'".. 187 
 $145 00 
 
 .... $46 62 
 
 .... 8i;{2 
 
 .... 3185 
 
 .. 4 11 
 
 ■ ... 27 01 
 
 . 2&1 
 
 !*.'.'.. 155 
 
 $145 00 
 Q CounoUi 
 
 WART 
 
 Warden. 
 
 30lS. 
 
 ■poration of 
 )andan and 
 undred and 
 schools for 
 
 $150.W) 
 
 .... 150 00 
 ...... 150.00 
 
 tal $450.00 
 anlclpalitles 
 
 $35.86 
 
 ■• 10.97 
 
 ■ 23.46 
 
 ■ 89.^S 
 
 ;.; 20.74 
 
 at $150 00 
 
 $8811 
 
 25.60 
 
 1.96 
 
 11.69 
 
 Mountain 2676 
 
 Winiamsburgh.... 8676 
 
 Iroquolu 6 85 
 
 Winchester Village 2.77 
 
 Total for Dundas .$150.00 
 
 Oharlottenburgh $48.15 
 
 Lancaster 82.48 
 
 Kenyon 2794 
 
 Lnnoaster Village 2.63 
 
 Lochlel 82.95 
 
 Alexandria 4.25 
 
 MaxvUle 161 
 
 Total for Glengirry $150.00 
 
 PasRed, signed and sealed la open ConuoU 
 
 this 24tli day of June, A. D. 1692, 
 A. I. Maodonkm., a. a. Stkwart, 
 
 [deal] Clerk. Warden. 
 
 81 28 
 11 81 
 
 • Ii4W No. 004. 
 
 payment of orders and ao- 
 
 BY 
 
 By-Law for the 
 counts. 
 
 Wnereas it Is necessary that the payment 
 of raoueys granted by the Corporation of the 
 United Counties of Storraoiit, Dundas and 
 Glengarry be authorized by By-Liaw. 
 
 Bo It therefore enacted a By-Law of this 
 Corporation that each of the persons herein- 
 after named do receive the sum set opposite 
 his name In the Schedules marked "A" and 
 "B" (hereto annexed) and that the Treasurer 
 be and he is hereby authorized to pay the 
 amounts contained In <uch schedules, and 
 signed by the Warden, to the said persons so 
 named therein. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed In open Council, 
 this 24th day of June, A. D. 1892 
 
 A. L MAODONKLii, A. A. Stewart, 
 [Seal.] Clerk. Warden. 
 
 19 Cameron A McDonald, 1 tin fluid beef 50 
 
 20 John O. Hunter, repairs lo water 
 
 pipes, furnaces, ac... •• ■**•»" 
 
 21 D. O. AlKulre, M. D., aoct. inr examt- 
 
 ning and certifying lunatics 10 00 
 
 22 E. O'Callaghan, gaol supplies of all 
 
 kinds , •••• 
 
 23 N. Turner & Son, hardware supplies 
 
 for gaol • • • 
 
 24 J. Simpson, Registrar, acct. for wood 
 
 and other expenses re Glengarry 
 registry oflloe li W 
 
 25 Arthur Brown, P. s. I. Dundas, post- 
 
 ageacct :■•••:;•,'••• 
 
 26 Mnrrisburnh Courier, advertising 
 
 JuneSesslon * 50 
 
 27 Morrifthurgh Herald, advertising 
 
 June Session Ac 2^0 
 
 28 A. T. Porteous, supplies for closets. ... 7 BO 
 
 29 Cornwall Standard, advertising and 
 
 printing acct .• 15 25 
 
 80 Mirrisburgh Herald, printing and 
 
 advertising •••• •' vo 
 
 31 C. J. Matllce, express charges dis- 
 
 bursed '" 
 
 32 L'Orignal Advertiser, advertising re 
 
 Rox borough Drainage acct H w 
 
 83 G.N.W. Tel. Coy. teletjram, re Rox- 
 
 borough Drainage Hcct »' 
 
 34 R. W Lendrura, P L S . plans re Rox- 
 
 borouKh Drainage acct ow 
 
 85 Fieeholdcr, advertising re Rox- 
 
 borough Drainage acct U BO 
 
 36 Leltch, Pringle & Harkness, on acct. 
 
 suits Hill V. Middagh and Connor 
 
 V. Middngh 700 00 
 
 37 J. P. Whitney, on acct, suits Hill v. 
 
 Middagh and Connor v. Middagh. 700 00 
 
 $1,794 89 
 A. A. Stbwakt, Warden. 
 
 II 
 
 SOnBDUl-K "A." 
 
 Referred to In foregoing By-Law. 
 Accounts Passed, pinanob committkk. 
 
 1 Newsome A Co., Law lilanks for 
 
 County Court iJlerk $ 3 t'O 
 
 2 H.W.Weber, stationery Ac.for County 
 
 Clerk 275 
 
 3 Cornwall Water Works Co., water for 
 
 Stormont Registry office 2 50 
 
 4 Geo. Bishop A Co , stationery for 
 
 Treasurer's office 1180 
 
 5 Plack Bros., coal for Stormont RegiK- 
 
 tryofflce 37 00 
 
 6 Cornwall Gas (^o., gas acct. for quarter 
 
 ending .'U.st March 41 ;W 
 
 7 A. McNaughtou, P. S. I. Stormout, 
 
 postage aoct 8 75 
 
 8 fit. Lawrence News advertisin-; for 
 
 school inspector and County Clerk 3 50 
 
 9 Cornwall Gas Co., gas acct. for April 
 
 andMay,1892 13 21 
 
 10 J. C. Algulre acct. for expenses re 
 
 Stormout Registry office 6 50 
 
 11 Algulre A Co. , acct. for pass books for 
 
 faolofflcials 30 
 '. Dawson, reglst ry book for Stor- 
 mont Reg. O., Osnabruck 10 00 
 
 13 Freeholder, advertising printing Ac. 5 00 
 
 14 H. S. Stafford, Morrisburgh Courier, 
 
 advertising and printing 7 00 
 
 15 Winchester Press, advertising for in- 
 
 spector and County Clerk. .- 3 50 
 
 16 The Olengarrian, advertising for in- 
 
 spector and County Clerk 6 00 
 
 17 Dr. McDalrmld, P. S. 1. Glengarry, 
 
 postage acct....... 5 87 
 
 18 William Atohisoii, repairs to Stor- 
 
 mont Registry office 4 00 
 
 SCHBDtriiK "B." 
 
 River Beaudette Drainage. 
 IT. Breunan,amt. of estimate $ 527 22 
 
 2 D. A. McArthur, Commissioner's ex- 
 
 ponsf-H I""" 
 
 3 A. R. McDonald, time and expenses. 15 00 
 
 4 J. B. Snyder, time and expennes 15 "0 
 
 Total ....$567 22 
 
 A. A. Stewaut, Warden. 
 
 BY-I.4W No. 005. 
 
 By-Law to oxtend the time for the enforced 
 collectlou of non-rcsUlent taxe.s. 
 
 Wbereas power Is given to Counties Councils 
 by chap. 193 sec. lOl R. S. O. 1887. to extend 
 beyond the term of thrte years the time for 
 the enforced collectlou by sale of non-resident 
 
 lands by by-law. . .. r r th^ 
 
 Be it therefore enacted a By-Law of tbe 
 Corporation of the United Cou'ties of Stor 
 mont, Dundas and Glengarry, that the time 
 for enforced collection by sale of non-resident 
 lands of taxes, be and the same is hereby ex- 
 tended for the period of one year. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed In open Council 
 this 21th day of June, A. D. IH92. 
 
 A. I. Macuonei.l, A. A. Stewart, 
 
 [Seal] Clerk. Warden. 
 
 BT'L/tW No. 006. 
 
 By-Law authorizing the levying and collect- 
 ing of a sum of money f«»r County Purposes 
 for the year 1892. , „ ^ 
 
 Whereas It is necessary to levy and collect 
 
 the sum of sixteen thousand one hundred and 
 
 thirty dollars and fourteen cents for County 
 
 Purposes for the current year 1892. 
 
N 
 
 
 i I 
 
 Be It therefore enacted "i^ By Law^^ 
 Oorporatlon of '^e yn>_',f«/^7,^t ,1,0 mm of 
 rnont, Dmulan .in.l "'^"'^^"f,ire 1 and tblrty \ 
 
 dulliirH and f»"J'^.v?« whole rateable rea ; 
 collected out «' '*',1v of the «ald Unl ed 
 and perBonal P VPfJ^^y Purooses for the. 
 Counties. f«r * l^l'^'^ op. rtC and kuitih 1 
 current year In the i'""' f' " , ,he wevera 
 Hei oppoHlte the nunQe^ ';', '^.j^after set 
 manlclpalltleH renpectlvelv, a^ "«^'^^' ^^ ,,„„nr 
 mitrbelnKat th%'-« « « ,f\?6 sa^d rateable 
 on the aHHOHKed value 01 
 
 property, that Is 10 say .- 
 
 Cornwall Township •; 
 
 Roxborough .'.*."'..... 
 
 Finch 
 
 Osnabrnck 
 
 Cornwall Town •• 
 
 MorrlMburgh .■.'.■."...., 
 
 WlUlamsburgh ^ 
 
 Winchester .... •• ' ,.. 
 
 Winchester Village • ; 
 
 CheatervlUe 
 
 Matilda 
 
 Mountain • ' " ' 
 
 Iroquois 
 
 Charlotlenburgi.^. 
 
 Lancaster Township 
 
 Kenyan ;.■.■..■■■.■. •• 
 
 Loohiel 
 
 Alexandria 
 
 Lancastpr Village _ 
 
 MaxvUle 
 
 $1,309 14 
 
 7t,5 DO 
 1,400 17 
 
 , 1,148 m 
 
 423 71 
 
 . 1,331 lit 
 
 9*28 87 
 
 100 00 
 
 70 00 
 
 1.380 21 
 
 06t) 14 
 
 230 29 
 
 '. l.tiS^ 82 
 
 . 1.115 61 
 
 957 66 
 
 . 1,130 42 
 
 145 00 
 
 90 00 
 
 55 00 
 
 malntenanco of county pup ^^ 5) less 
 
 by 64 yic .Chap. 67. Hec.^^^^^ such Coun y. lefi« 
 
 School Board. tkVIc. Chap. 43 Sec. 
 
 A „d whereas, by said * J "^^j^n of counties 
 38 the county Cou^cUoany^^^ 
 
 tenance of the Hign " 
 
 such county. . been made to 
 
 And whereas. aPPl»^*Vv?eSsltUmH by the 
 ^council by^ sta^ulory^requ^ ho 
 
 Total ?>16,130 U 
 Passed, signed and sealed m open Cou,.oll 
 this 24t.h day of June, A.. D.m2^ ^^,^^^^^.^_ 
 [stkj- ''^""''''IJlerl^. warden. 
 
 BY-I.AW NO. 997. 
 
 Bv-Law to levy a certain amount for County 
 ^^•feSudlngsZebentnres^ corporation 
 
 Be it enacted a By I^aw of tbc^o l ^^^^^^^ 
 of the United Counties of tslormou gggo,) 
 
 and Glengarry, to levy the amouni^^ »^^^,y 
 
 to meet the annual pay iu« th^ sum 
 
 Buildings debentures issued to rai ^^ 
 
 of twelve thousand dolUrs^^ ^^^ 
 
 T.ftxJnfreTc<SofL follows :- 
 
 Co^-nwall Township ' 
 
 Roxborough ' ". , 
 
 Finch 
 
 Oaiiabruck. 
 
 Ciirnwall Town 
 
 Morrisburgh " •/_ . 
 
 WlUlamsburgh. . . ...... •• 
 
 Winchester Township • • • 
 
 Matilda '.'.. 
 
 Mountain _ . 
 
 Iroquois... '' 
 
 Chesterville ••■..•• 
 
 Winchester Village 
 
 Charlotten burgh ■■■■^ • • 
 
 Lancaster Township 
 
 Kenyon 
 
 Lochlel-'V ■;■. 
 
 Al'^xandr.a. 
 
 Lancaster Village 
 
 Maxville 
 
 $132 43 
 
 87 79 
 
 77 51 
 
 147 69 
 
 116 99 
 
 42 93 
 
 134 64 
 
 93 92 
 
 139 60 
 
 98 05 
 
 23 35 
 
 7 13 
 
 1" 17 
 
 167 26 
 
 112 85 
 
 96 88 
 
 114 35 
 
 14 73 
 
 9 16 
 
 557 
 
 "iiftfretary of the *'?"' „,,,',o u\ah school, asK- 
 qchool and of the 1"'^"' \« Ji^i" several mun- 
 
 eleven hundred a^'Jj^^.l^^fn 'he Townships of 
 u> be levied Pfo '•'^'^.."'^^"Hter and Williams. 
 MalUda.Moun ain,^ ncAi-^H of Winchester 
 
 K?erviS.Morri:burgfi and Iroquois all In 
 
 Vhe said County of Dund«s. ^^^eby 
 
 '^Be it therefore eDaoted a°J„J^atlot» of the 
 enacted a By-I'^w "f the L^orp ^^^^^^ »nd 
 TTnited Counties of f^'°f'?f V^elve hundred 
 nienaarry, that the suin of tweiv ^^^j 
 
 dinars be levied upon f^\ {^^;%'*^nships of 
 and personal PJ«P«'%^Vorout:h and Finch 
 Cbvnwall, Osnabruck Roxbomu, ^^^^ ^^^ y 
 
 knd the Bald Town ^>^,£°^gproportlonp vl»i : 
 of Stormont in the folio wins v y . $282 88 
 
 Township of Cornwall • ;; sis 84 
 
 Township of Osnabruok ^gj ^ 
 
 Township of Roxborough - 155 92 
 
 Township 01 Finch ; • ; ; ; 247 7ij 
 
 Town of Cornwall 
 
 Total $1632 00 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed In open Council 
 
 this 24th day of June. A. D. ^S^^^- ,,, 
 
 A. I. M AcnoKELT, A . A. ^teW AR ,^ 
 
 [Seal] Clerk. 
 
 Total $1200 00 
 
 And It is further enacted tha^the^sald suna 
 
 of thirteen hundred ana miy ectively, 
 
 e even hundred and fifty doUars I'j^ ^red 
 
 In all the sum of t-^"! nnon all the rateable 
 dollars shall ^«Jfy'Sertyni the Townships 
 real avid pe>«orml property ^5 Qijester and 
 
 , of Matilda. Mo«"f ^uion the Villages of 
 Willlamsburgh, a°'',"P Winchester and 
 Jiiorrlsburgh J^^X^l^ty Sf Kdaspro rata 
 
 1 SSrt^le ^orwlig^^propUons. viz :- 
 
46 
 
 ToWQHhip of Matilda *5^. m 
 
 -r wDHhtpofMonntaln 411HW 
 
 TownHhlpof Wluoliesler... 42« 07 
 
 VmaKoufMorrlHbargH } Jg 
 
 Village of Iroquois *''» 92 
 
 Village or WlnolieHler.... \» j^ 
 
 Village ol(3H>-^t.ervlUe ^^ "» 
 
 Total ^2,r0) (M) 
 
 'iMiftt the Hiild Munas ho levied shall bn dl^ 
 irfb Sed araS U.« suld several High Schools 
 ami CO leglale IiistltiUeH by paymeal to lh« 
 .•"Hpoctiv.rTreasunir'H thereof the Hums fol- 
 
 .'i'.r h.f 'J^n w.itl High s.-hool. . .. . . . $1,'^M) .H) 
 
 T th« MorrlsbiUKh Collegiate Institute iM^ 
 To ...*e Iroquois High School ^,^^ "" 
 
 Total $;J,7tK) (10 
 
 I'asscd signed and sealed lu open Council 
 this 2Uh day of Juno, A l> 1>*»'2. 
 
 (Seal) Oleik^ W.u.l.^n. 
 
 IIY-L.AW tin. «l»i>. 
 
 By-Law authorizing tno rcn^wU of certain 
 ^ notes under discount at the Bank ol Mont- 
 real, Cornwall. 
 Whereas It will bo necessary to renew aer- 
 taln bills and notes at present, uuder discount 
 with the Bank of Montreal. Cornwall. 
 "^1 e it en,iciod a By-Law of t,ho United Couu- 
 tl68 of Stormoat, Uuiidasaud Ql.Migarry, that 
 the Warden and Treasurer be »nd they are 
 hereby auhorUi'd to renew the sild bills or 
 notes accruing, due from time to time a^ they 
 may oSder ueoessaiy, or to retire the same 
 If DOBHlble out of the monies which have been 
 levied and collected fur county, purposes, or 
 
 "iPasLX^NlK^n^ii '^oJ *<«al«^ '" "l*^'^ Council 
 this 24tb d^y ol June, A. D. 18i»2. 
 
 A. I. MAODONBLL, A. A. orEWABT, 
 
 ^eal) Clerk. Warden. 
 
 BT-lbAW No. 1000 
 
 By-Law of the United Oouutles of Storraont, 
 ^ Dundas and Qleugarry to authorize the 
 Warden of these United Couuties with the 
 Treasurer, under the seal of the corpora- 
 tion, to borrow a sum of mtmey to meet 
 current expenditure. 
 Whereas it Is nt- cessary for the Oouncli or 
 this Municipality to raise the sum of two 
 thousand dollars to meet the now current es- 
 I^ndlture of the Corporation of these United 
 
 ^BMt therefore enacted a By-Law of the said 
 United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and 
 fUenearry as follows :— . ^. 
 
 1 I'hat this Oounol I hereby autkorizos the 
 Warden of these United Counties, an I the 
 Treasurer, under the seal of the Corporation 
 of these United Counties, to borrow fom tho 
 Bank of Montreal, Cornwall. or^so«i« o"^®,'^ 
 bank or person the sum of two thousand dol- 
 lars to meet the now current expenditure of 
 
 '^a' Thaf'Ihe said Warden and Treasurer are 
 hereby authorized to borrow said sum of 
 money until such time as the toxes levied 
 therefor can be collected, and to give as .ecur- 
 ttv therefor the promissary note ot this Uor- 
 Doratlon under the seal thereof and signature 
 of the said Warden and Treasurer. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open council, 
 this 24th day of June, A. D. 1892. 
 
 A. I. MA0DONKI.L, A. A. STEWART. 
 
 [Seal.l Clerk. waraea. 
 
 BY>I'AW Wo. 1001. 
 
 Bv-Law of the United Counties of Btormont. 
 ^ Dundas andUleugarry. lor lloenHlng. regu- 
 lating ai.d governing '"*w»^«''" »''.*i„»^^\',^, 
 chapmin and oth.r persons carrying on 
 
 ptHty trades. 
 Bi'lt etia(U,ed a By-Law ottlio Municipal 
 Council of i,ho irmted Counties ot St.rmont, 
 Dundas and (llen4arry as follows : 
 
 iKt Th.it, from and after the passing of this 
 Bv-Law the .'ollowlng By-Laws of ihesn 
 Ih.ued Counties shall be and th« ';am« are 
 hcr.'.'.y npeald, that is to >*^y-,J}y^!%^. 
 iuun hers 517. 57H, tlW. 719. 7r,l 779, m, «'» IJ''^ '^^^ 
 and all oih.-r By-Laws and parts ot By-Laws 
 r»ilailMg to tlu! raiituirs herein enacted. 
 
 2iid. Thata.iy hawker, pedlar, petty chap- 
 man or othtr person carrying or any petty 
 trade, or who ;:o from l-l ace to place U» other 
 men'i houses on foot or with any anlma 
 bearing or drawing any goods wa.vs ,'" 
 merchandise for sale or in or with any boat, 
 vesse or other craft or oihorwise «a'Tym« 
 ^oodh wares or niercliandlse lor sale shall 
 only "i-relse such calling within these coun- 
 ilo / after haviug drst taken out a license 
 therefor as hereinafter provided. 
 
 3id Thai the word "Hawkers" shall include 
 all persons who being agents ^»r ,perH<»n« i';'^ 
 resident within these o-'ufles sel or olTer for 
 sale tea. dry goods, watches, plated ware, 
 silver ware,^ or carry or expose samples or 
 
 patterns «,f any such K«'^'l« '" Vf o^'v'' t^rson 
 delivered within the counties to any person 
 not being a wholesale or .etall dealer In such 
 ifoods wares or merchandise. 
 
 itlu'PnrvidBd always that no such license 
 sha I be required for hawking, pe'^^ilt^g,''^ 
 selling from any vehicle or other conveyance 
 any goods, wares or merchandise to any re- 
 tall dealer or lor hawkmg or Peddllng any 
 Koods. wares or merchandise ihe growth 
 p oduceor manufacture of this proylnoe not 
 being liquors within the meaning of tlie law 
 relating to taverns or tavern license's. If the 
 same are being hawked or peddled by the 
 Hnufacturer or producer of such goods 
 Jvares or merchandise, or by u'S bona /.cZe 
 BOX vants or employees, h -vlng written author- 
 itv In that behalf and such servant or em- 
 ployee shall produce and exhibit his written 
 authority when required so to do by any 
 municipal or peace officer. 
 
 5lh. That license tees shall flrst bo paid for 
 to the Treasurer of these United Counties, for 
 which the Treasurer shall grant a receipt and 
 whch said receipt shall be Presented to the 
 Clerk of the counties, who shall forth wltn 
 issue the required license, numbering the 
 strne consecutively, said licenses to be 
 poiinterslkmed by the Treasurer. 
 6th. Thit the sums to be paid for licenses 
 
 "^a^^Forevety person travelling on foot as 
 aforesaid, the sum of fifty dollars. 
 
 6 For every person travelling with one 
 horse or other animal, the sum of thirty dol- 
 
 '*c^'For every person travelling with two 
 horses or other animals, the sum of tllty dol- 
 
 ^*d!" For every person travelling In or with a 
 decked boat, vessel or craft, the sum of eighty 
 
 "^"eV For any person travelling In any open 
 boat, vessel or other craft, the sum of fifty dol- 
 
 ^*7th. That each such license so grouted shall 
 not be for less than one year and shall be in 
 force for one year from the date thereof and 
 1 no longer. 
 
 m 
 
1 "^ 
 
 1,^ V 
 
 8lh. Thai the County f S,f ^o^gmtuJ^d 
 proper record of »»' •»"«£ "''T,! ne<nar nhall 
 
 ^mh. That, every '\»J^J''':. 'J re « *'• ^» ^^ 
 exhtblt his llcenno wb«n requireo 
 
 the rauntclpal or Pe»^*^;,?™°^er«,,uH uuHiy "f 
 10th Thtti any P"^/;';-,,"^ P,%v UIoiih of thin 
 
 By-1.HW, -ball. "P''V,,,tioes „r the P'^'i"" "'•• 
 bof<.re »'>y J"«^»°" .\'^^,'lA'u,l° or of he rnunU'l- 
 Ihe said I'l'l'V^lH' " Cp. was c.iiunltto.l, 
 imltty in which U« """"X;,*^ of Uio J usuVo 
 forfolt and pay "i^','*" ^' ''";.„ .lyl (Ml i.g a peimliy 
 or JuHlloes of the l'''a«f " ' ',?,Vv > lai s and uol. 
 oc tine of not mor« '}^*" "I 'f, ,,",.," i„ij„lh<'r 
 Tens than ten UoUars or oa "h ^^^ ^,,,,U,, 
 
 Ihm*< than ten uouars uu «■»• •• •■---", , 
 
 '^t:A "r-J^rL^ru^^fflV^b. uilul n.r t,.e 
 of pavmont >'bere«>l, H »i»« ' " j , ,,, ^.^^e a 
 Hald Justice ^"".y.L'^ '«,f,l and st-a or m casH (.f 
 warrant under his ' «"V,^,I"',o«e v,pr theicon. 
 tw<. or ")»re Justices ««^ "«,^"^nne of them. 
 then under «b« hand uui s«a. aistrehs 
 
 t«. levy the «»l«i Pfrt.M i^er or offomlur • vjoo.ls 
 andsaleof ihe <»^'\V"[, "fault of suHli-hMit 
 and chattels, and 111 ««'a»^,"' I ,.oHts, 
 distress tosalls y IheM, . «» 7,,,;;i j,,„u,« 
 Usballandniay belawn I ,,oi.vii-ilng as 
 or Justices o- -« l;« , tf. iideror olfonders 
 aforesaid to commit ,*»«•'"' "J p^,; the said 
 «ltber to a l"""^-"? '*!,«; .mimuKaol of the 
 UnltedCouDtles r . Jo ^'^«i^','^, ".aril labor, lor 
 Hald «"""^\f«' ^* .^diuK wentyont, days, un- 
 a period not <'XCfieaiuB •" j Ho*)ner piild. 
 less the said penalty »"' .^"^.^^^^ ,, ,,. the lo 
 
 nth. That t^ie fl"rLiW^brdls'tTlbu.,ed as 
 fraction of >"'« "y /IJJ" nrevoutlvo otHcer 
 follows: One 'i'^'^ ''" ..^^in^'ihe Treasurer (.f 
 prosecuting am one »> »' ' » \»'; \'rc^xevAX^Um 
 the municipality ".Yaf.ascs where the tine 
 rs^^^rcKm.;uJira^s'' V^ aVTJ .^^lit by law be 
 'p"ald to the Cou»ty Treasurer ^^,, 
 
 Ll?Ln^d'eff-l.i--^"-'^^^ 
 %^Sd. signed, and «eale.d J n open Council. 
 thl»24tb day of June. A. ^-^^l^- ^ ^^^^^ 
 A. I. MAODONBM.. A. A. WTKWA.U'^.^ 
 
 [HealJ LierK. 
 
 Be it enacted a By \-.- ;;i^{\f,S"?.f%r. 
 rorporailoi. of the y,'™a,ry that By-Law 
 
 S'y^.Vt^h^Miue/'l^f"- county Bulld- 
 'T It Hirtbor enacted that tben^^'lf^^^ 
 
 d.. receive for ''^IrK f .Mhe year 181)2. bis du- 
 wo huKdreddollarsfor ne J Oounty 
 
 of «''ss!ons. , „, open Council 
 
 PasHi (1, sluut'ii an<i "> « . , 
 lhls-J4lb day '•' J«°V X HTifwA'''-. warden. 
 [aeall A I. MACOoNKM..Clerk. 
 
 BY* I. AW y*»- ><>04, 
 
 c.'luni su.n ;;'"j''''/^>,;,d.te Drainage Im- 
 
 ,U,o on 'V« ,^^',w eiiThls <lftt« and the next 
 nrovemonts betw.tii luis u 
 
 session ol this t.ouucll. By-Law of the 
 
 HH It there ore ,^"«'i f;^,Snt. Dun-Jas and 
 
 United t>V);intU;s of rtU m«'^^^ Treasurer be 
 
 (ileoL'arry that the warm u» borrow 
 
 and they af„ l}"^ ^ba fe of t^'« Do.nl nlou 
 from some charier dbaK ^,,,,, 
 
 f(,r the )'"rpo;^« a»";ve set u.r .^^^^^ ,„g 
 
 Munsot'raoney as may o^ j^i^e braluage 
 opinion ot the "Wer n ^^j,j^„ ,f 
 
 Committee, l'r<)vl«l^;» «aia '^;; thousand dol- 
 
 money shall not ^.^«f 'l-Vai Hiim or sums of 
 ars. and slwvH execute for sftU.^^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^ 
 
 money a note or " ' ^'' '""^,, ^ale or dates as 
 Corporation, P.-^y"' f « ,? n the current y^ar 
 
 ^SSSiHF-- 
 
 thls2»rd <lay of June, A^"j,|"b.;;^abt, Warden . 
 LHeal] A.LMA0Do"NKt.i..01erk. 
 
 BT-I'AW No. 1003. _ 
 
 By-Law U. "^PP^'f, •'I'B^^J^A^KdS'.V.r'ik'i: 
 
 ^«,?er'y"eM2! U.^'X ot-i-h'^ 
 w'Cre^s''['bo^t^Mcl)onald Esa., Heeveo^ 
 
 Morrlsburgh. was appmnted ^y^l'^f^i ^i^e 
 «»78 of this Coiporallon as a intmuo 
 
 ^"A*nd°4hereaVTt 1? necessary to appoint a 
 
 member of this Council. «_ r^aw of this 
 
 Re it therefore enacted a ^y ii^ V *i o,or. 
 Corporation of t,he United counties of Stor- 
 2^. Dundas and Glengarry tlmt^^^ 
 
 Naugliton, Ksq., of Sout^h ^^^'^^J' ^^'ald un^^^^ 
 the Township of P^^^^' J" by appointed a 
 Counties, be a^d be *« ^J^'^^^/mfl" tor the 
 member of the sala B( ard "i ^u ni. ^^^^ 
 balance of year 1892. i^^/be piace "' ^ . „y, 
 
 %re^d.%»^|;^^^^^^ council 
 
 thlB24th day «f J^'^^AjJsJTwaut, Warden. 
 (Seal) A. I. MACDONBLii, Clerk. 
 
 BT-l'AW No. 1003. 
 
 . «_^»-„ a-iir" '^f tbfi Caretaker Of 
 "^■tl.rc'^untyTulld& for the year 1«92. 
 
 BV-I AW No. loor. 
 
 By-Law providing for ^be hvlj>^» ^icolf-S^^^^ 
 '^^ ber (1892) sessions of the Co nu^ uundas 
 
 t,he II i>li '^•l ^ •'"!! llfp vl llHKe of MorrlsburK. 
 and Gl''"Karry,al hevinuKt* ^^ ^^^^ 
 
 iJj.:trHre^n1hl'"toiaoV"cornwall. 
 
 rL?pTnae^irc=trf^^^^^^^ 
 p-»niM?B^«--- 
 
 Oou.bw SC6, on. of « JJI^"" f Vord.burg. lu 
 
 «gr.;f,ir4eW'.eNS'rffopouoouuc,i 
 
 BY-I'VW No. 1006. 
 
 A By-Law to provide ^,rdrain^ 
 
 Township o^ j^^f/?,^""^w\ne on the credit 
 the same. ..^„.^j HTn« and provlBlon- 
 
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48 
 
 ttllv Rtlopted lhlH24th day of June, A D. im. 
 
 VVhereiiM, a rautorUy In iiumi.erH oJ iho 
 ownerH. aHMhewa by ihe last r«vlM«a Axhhum- 
 fn"nt lioll, of the proiwrly liMr.ilnafier Het 
 forth, to he beneflUwl hy Hi Mlr.ilu.iKH, have 
 notlUon-d thN (immoil. priyuu lUnt t»iU 
 • ".iiin(!ll do prosooulo ti plan lor Uih driiliias?e 
 ofKNumberM 20, 27. 'K 21). »•) and ;U. lii Mi« 
 Klirhlh Oonoo-tNloij of llio said t'ownHlilp of 
 lloxborouKh. tni.o Butl,«rnut,(JrH«it, hiUiM 10 lb 
 OonneMHl'»n<»fthoT.»wiiHblp of Oambild<.>, in 
 
 And whereas. t,h«r«upo i the said Ooimcll 
 urocured an examlnailon to bn mad i by li W. 
 Leudrura. P L ^.. brtlim a porHonoinnp h-.h 
 tor mioh purpose, of the nald loortUiy propos.'d 
 to bH dniined, and hat procured plan* aii( 
 I'MHmatesof the work to hodoiiB by ttirt oalil 
 II. W. Ivndrarn and an A.-<Hn-isni'n-; ut De 
 m ido by lUm of the real proporiy to be bene- 
 lilted by MUch drainaijo Htatlnit as nnarly as 
 lie can the proportion of b nnfli. wliloh. in his 
 opinion, will de dnrived In nonswiunun of 
 HiiobdrAiuaue. t.y every rond and kh, or por- 
 tion of lot-tbe said assessm.Mit so male belnir 
 theas-ie-isiutmt ht^reln unacted to b" assessed 
 and levied upon thu lots and oartsol lots here- 
 afiorlnthatoehalf speolrtoally set 'orth aii^l 
 d.'Horlbed. and the r<»pori, ot the said K W- 
 Lendriira In respeot Uientol.anl of th" said 
 dralnane belniK as follows :— 
 "To Adrian I. Vfacidonoll, E^<l., Clerk of the 
 ••CounlleH' (Jonncll oi Hiormont, Dnndas 
 " and (llongarry:— 
 " Uear HIr,— AccordlDK to lustructlonB con- 
 " talned In your letter to mo. dated <)otoi)or 
 •'2))th. 1891, 1 have made an examlnat ii ol 
 ..I'otHNumberH 20. '27. 28. 29. 31' .n^> »! » '» \'^« 
 " ElKhth ConoeHslou of the rowuhblp of Kox- 
 
 " bon.oith with a view to the J^r*'^*?" JtM 
 " Lots, under the provisions of the Munlolpai 
 •• nriilnaiie A I. Ah the ubove named loU 
 " have no natural outlet or or .ek U \» u«om- 
 '. iaTto m" ke H io..d sUml dltoh »« an autlet 
 •■ I.*r Cliches to tno Butternut Oreek. I. flad 
 '• that Iho water coming from th" 7th UoaoeK- 
 ..L\?n.'li;xT.?^ou,h by*dltoh«sfl^.wsl^^^^^ 
 
 :: KiS'tTn:*"'! ^..''il^^n^'i^ IK^aS 
 
 " and e^n mated for a ualndlt.ih.oornrnenoUK 
 '. a liVoVm uHslou II .ad botwoeo OooO;»sslo.i« 
 '.7 in IH the -e North-\Vo*lerly following the 
 .. .Id" men oa La 'iD.lu 8th Ooa^-,;;'oai thence 
 "totiii -d.'.-j ini beiwoeo 2i» and !W to ine 
 .■h.undarV he-ween the r'>^";/»|,PVak luL a 
 " hon.uih ^n'i^'*'«» •-•'•*<»' Vir^wfsterlvtS 
 ' newdltohalon^' the ^«'i»'»"**'^y .^/'"^.T,^ .q 
 •• tlii road aliowi.ioo between I'^" » .*""•, 2' ^" 
 "the 10;h OoaoeBsloa, "ambr dge theuoe 
 •■ Northerly along the East ?t^« '»'^«* ,^r«*ft 
 
 "allowance to a ''ri*""'^'''^ .'*,", inisald 
 "(Jrenk, crosslnst nald road, and I rt«^»»'« 
 " creek a u .od outlet for the proposed 'ntoh. 
 
 i.'on .he annexed plan I have Hb«vvu the 
 •' course of the propo'od ditch the deoia 
 "?o Who the dltoh will require U> be «)ug 
 " an.Tth" grade. .<ic , w.H fully appear ua the 
 " protllcH herewith submitted 
 • I estimate the ooHt of enlarging and 
 " deopenlnnthe prescot d toh and 
 •• dUglug th.i new ditch at- -.... • $"0 "" 
 " Engineer's lees. Clerk's fees, Adver- 
 
 "tlsinij.elc ___-_ 
 
 "Total *015 0l) 
 
 "This sum I assess ugalnst lands and road 
 "t..heben"tiel.and usintf said dltoh as an 
 " outlet, as follows :— 
 
 TOWNSIIII' OK UOXUOUolKill. 
 
 Lot or I 'art of liot. 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 EFt 28 
 
 E4of W i28.. 
 Wiof Wi28. 
 
 E I't 2» 
 
 N pt W i29... 
 
 S W i29 
 
 Ei80 
 
 N Wpt30 
 
 8Wpt 80 
 
 SM pt30 
 
 E pt 81 
 
 VViSl 
 
 WiEiSl 
 
 W J 82 
 
 Ei32 
 
 Ei33 
 
 Elof Wi33. 
 
 W i83 
 
 Ept26 
 
 Wi26 
 
 Ei27 
 
 X 
 
 < 
 
 97 
 49 
 5<) 
 >■» 
 ol) 
 50 
 100 
 17 
 15 
 08 
 49J 
 100 
 50 
 100 
 100 
 100 
 60 
 50 
 116 
 50 
 65 
 
 « o t: 
 3 ii d 
 
 $ 23 00 
 13 00 
 13 00 
 20 00 
 12 00 
 12 00 
 25 00 
 5 00 
 8 00 
 17 00 
 12 00 
 24 00 
 12 00 
 24 IM) 
 24 00 
 24 00 
 12 00 
 12 00 
 30 00 
 12 00 
 30 00 
 
 8Wi27 
 8EJ28 
 8'Wi28 
 8Ept20 
 8Hpt2« 
 8! W i 29 
 8Eiof WA29 
 8 W i of E i 29 
 
 8EJ30 
 8WiEi30 
 8iWPt30 
 dWiSl 
 
 8NEpt81. 
 Sis E pt 31. 
 
 lEi32 
 
 |Wi32.. 
 
 Concession Road 
 
 7th and 8th Concession. 
 
 $35 00 
 35 00 
 35 00 
 25 00 
 1 (!0 
 25 00 
 2500 
 25 00 
 30 00 
 
 30 00 
 48 00 
 40 00 
 
 31 00 
 16 00 
 30 00 
 20 00 
 
 20 00 
 
 $835 00 
 
 TOWNSHIP OF OAMmUDGE. 
 
 ConoesBlon. 
 
 10.. 
 10 . 
 10., 
 10., 
 
 Value of Im- 
 provements. 
 
 SiJ 
 
 NEi7 
 
 816 •■< 
 N W i 6. . . 
 
 •••••••• 
 
 100 
 
 50 
 
 . ..iioii 
 
 ...I 50 
 
 i*i»*a*>»«t*«< 
 
 $80 00 
 10 00 
 30 00 
 10 00 
 
 I 
 
 Total .. = ..$916 00 
 
 > 
 
I* 
 
 49 
 
 "Thedltoh wben oompleted to be kept in 
 " repair by the Mcnlci pall ties of Roxborough 
 " and Oambrldge at the exp( \ne of the laiidH 
 " and road herein assesaed tor oonHtruolioa, 
 " Bald lands and road paying In the same rela- 
 " Uve proportion as for construction. 
 
 " I have the honor to be geatiemen 
 
 " Your obedient servant 
 "8d. ROBKBT W. Lkndrum, P.L.S. 
 " Vankleek Hill, January 20th, 1892." 
 
 And whereas the said Council are of opinion 
 the driUnage of tho locality described is desir- 
 able. 
 
 Be It therefore enacted by the said munici- 
 pal Oounoil of the United Counties of Stor 
 moat, Dundas and Qtengarry, pursuant to the 
 provisions of the Municipal A.ot. 
 
 Ist. That the said Report, plans and esti- 
 mates be adopted and the siid drain and 
 the works connected therewith be made and 
 Qonstruoted In acoordance therewith. 
 
 2nd. That the Warden of the said United 
 Counties may borrow on the credit of the Cor- 
 poration of the said United Counties of 8tor- 
 mont, Duadas and Qlengarry, the sum of 
 eight hundred and thirty-five dollars, being 
 the funds necessary for the work, and may 
 Issue debentures of the Corporation to that 
 
 amount in sums of not less then $100 each 
 and payable within ten years Irom the date 
 thereof with Interest at the rate of four per 
 cent per annum in ten consecutive annual In- 
 stalimonts to be of suoU amounts that the ag- 
 gregate amount payable for principal and in- 
 terest in any year, shall be equal (as nearly as 
 may be) to what is payable for principal and 
 interest during each of the other years of 
 such period of ten years, snob debentures to 
 be payable at tlie Bank of Montreal, Toronto. 
 3rd And for the purpose of paying the sum 
 of $815.00, being the amount charged aiiainst 
 the said lands, so to be benefltted as aforesaid 
 other thai lands or roads belonging to the 
 Municipality of Roxooroiigh and i.o cover in- 
 terest thereon for ten years at the rate of four 
 per cent per annum the foU()Wlng special 
 rales, over and above all othe- rates, shall be 
 assessed and levied in the same manner and 
 at the same time as taxes are levied, upon the 
 undermentioned lots and parts of lots and the 
 amount of the said special rates and Interest 
 assessed as aforissald against each lot or part 
 of lot respectively, shall be divided Into ten 
 equal parts, and one such pan. shall be as- 
 sessed and lev ed as aforesaid in each year for 
 ten years alter the final passing of this By- 
 Law, during which the said debentures Imve 
 to run. 
 
 M 
 
60 
 
 1 $100 each 
 m tbe date 
 of four per 
 e annual lu- 
 mbal >,he ag- 
 pal and in- 
 iH nearly »h 
 Inolpal and 
 er yearH of 
 ibentureH to 
 al, Toronto, 
 ng tbe sum 
 iod aeitinNt 
 aH aforeuaid 
 ;ln!4 to tbe 
 ,o cover In- 
 rate of four 
 tng special 
 leu, sbalt be 
 iiioner and 
 111, upon I be 
 loiH and tbe 
 tnd intereHt 
 lot or part 
 ed Inloien 
 ibnil be a-s- 
 ich year for 
 of tbls By- 
 riturea Inive 
 
 Eohediile of Lands and Roads asBossed for the Drainage of certainlands in tbe TownshlD of 
 HVh^^*"^^*^] ^i^=r^^« NOH. 26. 27, 28. 29. 30. 81, 32 and 83, In 7tb and 8th ConceMlons of 
 said iownsblp Into Butternat Creek in the Townsblp of Cambrldge.in County of Russell. 
 
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 7. 
 
 7.. 
 
 7.. 
 
 7.., 
 
 7.. 
 
 7.., 
 
 7... 
 
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 7.., 
 
 7.. 
 
 7... 
 
 7 .. 
 7... 
 7... 
 7... 
 7.. 
 7... 
 7... 
 8... 
 8... 
 8... 
 8.. 
 8... 
 
 8 . 
 8... 
 8... 
 8.. 
 8... 
 8.. 
 8... 
 8... 
 8... 
 8... 
 8... 
 8... 
 8... 
 8... 
 
 Lot or Part of Lot. 
 
 Ept28 
 
 EfofWi28.. 
 WJofWi28. 
 
 K pt 29 
 
 NptWi 29... 
 
 8 Wi29. 
 
 Ei80 
 
 N W pt 80 
 
 SWptSO ... 
 
 8Mpt30 
 
 E pt 31 
 
 W J 81. , . 
 
 Ei31 ... 
 82 
 
 32. 
 
 38 
 
 .of wj'gs"; 
 
 Wia3 .. 
 
 Ept 28 
 
 Wi2« 
 
 Ei27 
 
 Wi27 
 
 Bi28 
 
 Wi28 
 
 Ept 29 
 
 Spt29 
 
 W i2Q 
 
 Ei Wi2!) 
 
 WiEi29 
 
 Ei30 
 
 WiEi30.... 
 
 W pt30 
 
 wfsi 
 
 N Ept 31 
 
 SEpt 31 
 
 EIi32 
 
 W482 
 
 o 
 
 97 
 
 49 
 
 50 
 
 88 
 
 60 
 
 50 
 
 100 
 
 17 
 
 15 
 
 68 
 
 49J 
 
 100 
 
 50 
 
 100 
 
 100 
 
 lOU 
 
 60 
 
 50 
 
 115 
 
 50 
 
 65 
 
 65 
 
 m 
 
 66 
 
 35 
 
 1 
 
 35 
 85 
 35 
 85 
 35 
 75 
 75 
 51 
 24 
 75 
 75 
 
 |2196| 
 
 Chargeable to Municipality of 
 Roxborough for Concession 
 Road between 7th and 8th Con. 
 
 ^ > 00 
 
 s u a 
 
 B23 00 
 13 00 
 13 00 
 20 00 
 12 00 
 12 00 
 25 00 
 5 00 
 800 
 17 00 
 12 00 
 24 00 
 12 01) 
 24 00 
 24 00 
 
 24 00 
 12 00 
 12 01) 
 80 00 
 12 00 
 30 00 
 35 00 
 85 00 
 35 00 
 
 25 00 
 1 00 
 
 26 00 
 25 00 
 25 00 
 
 30 00 
 SO 00 
 48 00 
 40 00 
 
 31 00 
 16 00 
 80 00 
 20 00 
 
 $815 00 
 
 20 00 
 
 $835 00 
 
 lis 
 
 5«5 
 
 $5 86 
 3 03 
 3 03 
 
 66 
 73 
 79 
 81 
 16 
 86 
 896 
 2 79 
 558 
 2 79 
 558 
 658 
 5 68 
 2 79 
 2 79 
 7 00 
 
 2 79 
 
 7 00 
 
 8 17 
 8 17 
 
 8 17 
 5 81 
 023 
 5 81 
 5 81 
 5 82 
 7 00 
 700 
 
 11 18 
 
 9 32 
 7 22 
 
 3 73 
 7 00 
 
 4 66 
 
 
 $ 189 84 
 
 466 
 
 $194 50 
 
 $28 36 
 16 08 
 16 08 
 24 66 
 14 79 
 14 79 
 30 81 
 6 16 
 9 86 
 20 96 
 14 79 
 29 58 
 14 79 
 29 58 
 29 58 
 
 29 53 
 14 79 
 14 79 
 37 00 
 14 79 
 87 00 
 43 17 
 43 17 
 43 17 
 
 30 81 
 123 
 
 30 81 
 80 81 
 30 82 
 37 00 
 
 37 00 
 69 18 
 49 82 
 
 38 22 
 19 73 
 37 00 
 24 66 
 
 $1,004 S4 
 
 24 66 
 
 $1,029 50 
 
 a a <s3 
 
 _<sa 
 
 $283 
 160 
 
 1 60 
 
 2 47 
 
 1 48 
 148 
 309 
 
 61 
 99 
 
 2 10 
 148 
 2 98 
 
 1 48 
 
 2 96 
 2 96 
 
 2 96 
 1 48 
 1 48 
 8 70 
 1 48 
 8 70 
 4 81 
 4 81 
 4 31 
 808 
 
 12 
 
 3 08 
 8 08 
 3 08 
 3 70 
 
 
 S®5oa 
 
 <0 >o 
 
 $100 48 
 
 2 47 
 
 $102 95 
 
 a2e> 
 <b8 
 
 ■ta 
 
 a 
 
 
 For the purpose of paying the sum of $20 0^. 
 being the total amount asHessed as aforesaid 
 against the said road of the said municlpali'y 
 and to cover interest t^ ereon for ten years 
 at the rateof four per cent, per annum the 
 following special rate, over and above all 
 other rates, be levied (in the same manner 
 and at the same time as taxes are levied), 
 upon the whole rateable propertv of the said 
 municipality of the Township of Roxborongh 
 In each year for a period o( ten years after the 
 date of the final passing of this By-Law 
 during which the said debentures have to 
 run. 
 
 5th. That the sum of $102 95 being the 
 amount required to be raised annually to 
 meet the debentures to be issued hereunder, 
 as the same mature, be composed of principal 
 and laterest respectively as follows, viz.: 
 
 Each 
 Year 
 
 Interest. 
 
 Principal. 
 
 Total annual 
 amount. 
 
 1 
 
 $38 40 
 
 $69 65 
 
 $102 95 
 
 2 
 
 80 64 
 
 72 81 
 
 102 95 
 
 3 
 
 27 72 
 
 75 28 
 
 102 95 
 
 4 
 
 24 72 
 
 78 28 
 
 102 96 
 
 5 
 
 21 69 
 
 8186 
 
 102 96 
 
 6 
 
 18 38 
 
 84 62 
 
 102 96 
 
 7 
 
 14 95 
 
 88 00 
 
 102 96 
 
 8 
 
 11 42 
 
 9153 
 
 102 96 
 
 9 
 
 7 77 
 
 95 18 
 
 102 95 
 
 10 
 
 896 
 
 98 99 
 
 102 95 
 
 $194 50 
 
 $835 00 
 
 $i.029 60 
 
 Passed provisionally on second reading this 
 24th day of June, A B., 1892. 
 A. 1. Maodonkll, a. a. Stbwart, 
 
 Clerk. Warden 
 
61 
 
 Tl 
 
 BT-I<AW No. 1007. 
 
 By-Law to appoint a committee with refer- 
 fil?H ^ t^® Prcpcc:d drainage of certain 
 n.?**?^ *° l^^ Township of HoxOorough Into 
 brld ° Creek In the Township of Cam- 
 
 wm^t^t^^H *^ ^^^ ^f^^ decided to proceed 
 Md «*R^**T^*"^?®°f^'*^® '^'^^^ *° question, 
 nnr«^a^^^"^?T ^*? "'^^^ Introducecf for the 
 purpose of raising the moneys required there- 
 
 tr.^^^ whereas, it Is desirable and necessary 
 ;^^*5P^,'°* .*. *'P®^**^1 committee to supervise 
 and deal with the whole work, according to 
 
 of ?S^°^^^J°°^ °^ ^*^« Municipal Drainage Art 
 or 1887, and amendments thereto, with power i 
 to enter into and conclude all necessary and ' 
 proper contracis in connection with the pros- 
 ecution of said drainage works. ^ 
 Be it therefore enacted a Bv-Law of the 
 
 te'"'*^*"J^ 1^ ^^^"^ United CountTes that 
 Messrs. John Bennett, Reeve of Boxborousrh • 
 Emerson Warner and R. ,7. Thompson Deputy 
 Reeves of Roxboroutjh; Flnlay D. McNaugh 
 ton Reeve of Finch and J. R. w. Cryller 
 Deputy Reeve of Finch be, and they are here- 
 Xve set forth.* committee for the purposes 
 
 ti,?c*o5fu^^**'^f^ ^°^ ««^le<* in open Council 
 this 24th day of June, A. D 1892. 
 
 fH^^n MAODONKLI-, A. A. STEWART, 
 
 (Seal) Clerk. Warden 
 
 Be it therefore enacted a By-Law of the Tor 
 poratlon of the United Counties of ^> ^^^2 ♦' 
 bundas and Glengarry that the /onowinTgenl 
 
 ftpsrviSo^n^r^e'viL^TbrSS 
 
 t^fs«aiMki'ri»..^^e«i,-i^^^^^^ 
 
 ohi^ AVd V " "," """sessions oi said Town- 
 
 th .?ewiU?^^v.;"."-,^ ""^.^H? ^«'-^« connecTed 
 intrewith, viz:— Donald xMcIntosh Esn.. nr 
 
 Strathmore, W. E. Browneil, E^ , 'of ^^on- 
 more, and Alexander Fraser. Esa of a2n 
 boro-ugr- *" "' '''' '^'"^ Tow?sgibof|o*x: 
 
 thpa^o^f^i.?^^ n^^8^2."^^'^ °--" 
 
 «T-LAW N« 1008, 
 
 ^^"»^V°''"^?^°i?"°-Coirt of Revision on 
 Roxborougli Drainage Assessment. 
 Whereas it is necessary on the passing of a 
 
 BY-LIW No 1009. 
 
 By-Law of the Corporation of the Unltfiri 
 
 SrT'tVafn".^'""'^'' ?"°'*^« «°d G^n^- 
 Ar„M^' l^ appoint an Inspector for the 
 Nation River in s.ild municipality for thi 
 purpose of removing or causln ' to be re- 
 mov^ed all obstructions from or in said 
 
 rautee of^T« ^^^'^^i*"^ ^1*** '•°-'*^°'«'* by com- 
 luiitee or the whole m irs nassaKe thrnii<r»i 
 
 committee and is therefore null!) *^'^'*"8'^ 
 
> drainage of any 
 3 accordance with 
 lldated Mualolpal 
 1, sections 569 and 
 •eto, to appoint a 
 of not less than 
 may not be mem- 
 
 ly-Law of the Cor- 
 itles of at rmont, 
 the following gen- 
 hereby appointed 
 B the assessment 
 and benefltted by 
 rpose of draining 
 28.29,39, 31. 32 and 
 ons of said Town- 
 works connected 
 cintosh, Esq* of 
 , Esq., of Avon- 
 BT. Esq., of San- 
 rownshlp of Rox- 
 
 in open Council 
 
 A. Stewart, 
 Warden. 
 
 000. 
 
 of the United 
 mdas and Qien- 
 ispector for the 
 iloipality for the 
 auslnr to be re- 
 rom or in said 
 
 3jeotod by com- 
 )as.saxe through 
 uli.) " 
 
 52 
 
 mmns of special session 
 
 OF THB 
 
 CoanliM' Oouneil erthe United Ooantle. 
 orstormont, nanda. and Glengarry. 
 
 ^^''nfn^ f,^^ ^'«"> *''«'-®of for the pur- 
 pose of finally passing By-Law No. 1006 
 
 pL nfj ^''Po''?t.ion of the said United 
 Count es, provisionally adopted by said 
 Council on 24tb June, 1892, and 
 intituled "A By-Law t*; provide for 
 drainiog parts of the Township of Rox- 
 
 fnrl^r' '? ^b««\United CouSties, and 
 for borrowing on the credit of the United 
 Cbunties of Stonnont,Dunda8 and Gl^n 
 
 fS/?K '''5'n°^ ®^g^' hundred and 
 twenty.three dollars for completing the 
 
 Music Hall, Morrisburgh, 
 
 October 24th, 1892. 
 The Council met at the Music Hall 
 
 Roll called. The following members 
 were pr^-sent, viz :— ^ tuomoers 
 
 of^virffl,?rbl%*?: ^^P"''^ Reeve Of Township 
 bo^rouSh?'°°'"' """^« «' Township of Rox 
 
 ■^kyhit o??,?^rrttelr?g\°«P"^^ «-ve of 
 To'J^n^shifeKi'yoS^-"^^ "eP-ty Reeve of 
 
 A ^;®o.*f *'■• ?®5^® "'■ Township of Lancaster. 
 A. A, ate wart. Reeve of Kenyon and Warden 
 
 To^wn'shTp^rR^^^oor^uS' ""'""'^ ^«^^« °' 
 
 8hfpTl?o"xKS. '""'"'^ ^'^''' °' '^°''"- 
 
 K ^^^°°,i/"^T*^°° °f ^^- Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. Mc.Naughton, By-Law No. 1006, to 
 provide for draining parts of the Township 
 ot Roxborough, in these United Counties. 
 ?T° •. for borrowing on the credit of the 
 United Counties ot Stormont, Dundas and 
 Glengarry the sum of eight hundred and 
 twenty-three dollars for completing the 
 same, was read a third time. 
 
 K„ M °mTt"°°u°^ ^^- Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. McNaughton, By-Law No 1006. to 
 provide for draining parts of the Township 
 of Roxborough, in these United Counties 
 TT° •. fof sorrowing on the credit of the 
 United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and 
 Glengarry the sum of ei^^ht hundred and 
 twenty three dollar^ for completing the 
 
 fh^^w'^^.^P^^^i^VM^'^"®^ a'ld sealed by 
 the Warden and Clerk. ■ 
 
 The Council rose. 
 A. I. Macdonbll, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 A. A Stewart, 
 Warden. 
 
 liaml?bS.gr"*°' "^''^^ «^ Township of WU- 
 ^1 James dolllson. Reeve of Township of Ma- 
 
 of?,ra?iafflh'''P"^yR««ve ol Township 
 
 rls1,u?gh. ^'^''' ^*«^« °' ^^^ Village of Mor- 
 
 K^^on?^'"*'^'' ''^^'"'y «««^« Of Township of 
 
 wT5ch"Sl^r"*'""'^°' «««^« «' Township of 
 
 ot^f^o'iS^T''"'"''''^^''^' «' Township 
 ^George Kerr, Reeve of Township of Osna- 
 
 slS; oTii^S'i''""'^"'' ^^•'"'y Reeveof Town- 
 shVp'^otMSr'^'"' ««P"ty Reeve of. Town- 
 ^L). McDonald, Reeve of Township of Corn- 
 
 of^L^noaS?."**'- ^^''^'^ «««^« «' Township 
 ca?tei: '^«»°»«'»". R-'eve or Tillage of Lan- 
 Lo'^hlei. '^«»""«'"'''> Reeve of Township of 
 of OomlJau"'"''*' ^'P"^^ Re-'^e of Township 
 Finch : '^<'^»«8hton. Reeve of Township of 
 
 sh?p Of lSi:.*;^"""""* »«P»^y Reeveof Town- 
 Jno. a. Hofis, Reeve of Village of wi„„hester. 
 
 OCTOBER SESSION. 
 
 Oorpuration of tbe Vnltea Conutim of 
 Stormont, Dundas and Olenvarry. 
 
 FIRST DAY. 
 
 Music Hall, Morrisburgh, 
 
 October 24th, 1892. 
 The Council met this day at 7:30 p. m 
 pursuant to adjournment from June Sea' 
 
 OlOOa 
 
 The Warden iu the chair. 
 
 «v?i!l! H*"''A "^'^ ^^® members present 
 A uPy^xr'^^^'''^'.''^' '^'^^ Messrs. A. W. 
 Ault, W. N Barrie, J. R. Crvsler A R 
 
 McDonald, D A. McDonald, D.'aikcDo^.' 
 ala and A D. McRae. 
 
 The minutes of the last day of the June 
 Session were real by the Clerk, and upon 
 motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded by Sr 
 Adams, were adopted in Council and 
 signed by the Warden and Clerk 
 
 COMMUNICATIONS 
 
 The following communications were re- 
 ceived and read by tlie Clerk •— 
 
68 
 
 HI 
 
 "'ifer from E.F B.John8ton. Esq .Inspector 
 <?oS»J?l la "eStotmont Beglrtrj omoe 
 
 oertarn amendments to the urain ago 
 
 ' tSS from E.F.B.John»toi>, Bad., Imp*?"; 
 
 Sllatlon River drainage ImprovementB. 
 
 Letter from Secretary of Depaj^™*^' °[ 
 Pnblto Works for Ontario, in repl/^^o Trea- 
 
 -«,»B jAtt^r witn reference ti> Leelslatlve 
 Srnfof IsSln aid of Nation River Srainage 
 
 H^JuIrfro^Q. A. Qadbois, Esq.. Williams- 
 Ser<!oWSrd»" Resentment 
 
 fi «1.? A\?r wrlSu WountSr TreaBurer. 
 
 '^StJ? fr?r A.'fe'^arman. E«q. tendering 
 hi^reslgnaUon ts trustee of High f^chool Divi- 
 sion No 5, Iroquois, 
 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 TJDon motion of Mr. Haiuilton (Win- 
 cheater), seconded by Mr. HoweB the 
 cor^pondence in the hands of the Herk 
 and just read by him. werejefe-red to the 
 aeveral committees to whicli the same 
 
 "1?Sn'moti:S Mr. McNaughton sec- 
 onded bv Mr. McDonald (Reeve of Corn- 
 wall Tni the following gentlemen were 
 appointed a special committee to prepare 
 fflStroduce a By-Law for the hofdmg of 
 tiie remainder of the present October See- 
 Son at the hall of the A«cientOrder of | 
 United Workmen at Morrisbtirgh mstead 
 of the Music Hall, M->rri3burgh viz: 
 Messrs. Geo. Kerr, Thos.j Hamilton. James 
 Collison, J. B. Snider and the mover and 
 
 '^Up^n'motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. McDougall (Lancaster Tp), the 
 communications from the InspectcT of 
 Registry Office«J for Ontario, on the subjec 
 of certain requisite repairs to the Stormont 
 RegistrvOffioe.were referred to a committee 
 
 n^mnnsed of the Reeves and Deputy 
 uXot the County of Stormont to deal 
 Sith the matters therein referred to and 
 report to Council at this present Session. 
 
 HOTIOBS. 
 
 »»- nnnnfltt elves notice that he will to- 
 Mr. Benneu »v „ «„ t nw to aDDOlntoom- 
 morrow Introduce a By-Iiaw % aj»poi ^^, 
 
 '"'^''Tfinrt the car???nKt of the proposed 
 MS^e«"o?S^S^^3flntheBev^^^^^^^ 
 
 fS5\he^°rtfeVrt C^r."1n ^tSrtowushlp Of 
 
 Cambridge 
 
 I MOTIONS. 
 
 ! Unon motion of Mr. Kerr seconded by 
 Mr Drew, this Council adjourned for 
 
 ' tlenty m nutes to allow the special com- 
 tJiXe appointed at thi. Evening's beasion 
 " prepa?e and introduce a By.-Law to hoW 
 the remainder of present session at the A. 
 the remain florrisburgh, to prepare 
 
 tl.eir report and submit the By-Law in 
 
 "^TfteTthe lapse of twenty minutes Coun- 
 cil resumed. . 
 Tlie Warden in the chair. 
 Upon motion of Mr- McD.nald (R^ve 
 nf Cornwall Tp.), seconded by Mr toUison, 
 ?he report of the special committee ap- 
 Jihited to prepare and introduce a By:Law 
 ^^TvidJng iSr the holding of the^«^a.n1er 
 of the present session »» '^^ t:.WlVlr' 
 Hall, Momsburgb, was presented by Mr. 
 McNaughton. chairman of said committee, 
 and received and read. j j u„ 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Kerr seconded by 
 i Mr. Collison, the report of 8pe«»l «;°^ 
 ' mittee appo.nted to prepare fnd'nt reduce 
 a By Law providing for the boldmg of the 
 remainder ot the present session at the A. 
 O U W. Hall, Morrisborgh, just read, was 
 referred to a committee of the whole. 
 Mr F. D. McNaughton in the chair. 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption ot the report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded by 
 Mr. Beckstead, the report of the special 
 committee appointed to prepare and intro- 
 duce a By-Law providing for the holding 
 of the remainder of the present session at 
 the A. O. U. W. Hall, Momsburgh. just 
 adopted in committee of the whole, was 
 adopted in Council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton (Win- 
 chester), seconded by Mr. Snider, By-Law 
 No 1010 providing for the holding of the 
 remainder ot the present session at the^ A. 
 0. U. W. Hall, Morrisburgh, was reaa a 
 
 first time , , . 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded by 
 Mr. Sn:der, By-Law No. 1010 providing for 
 the holding of tlie remainder of the present 
 iewion at the A. O. U. W. Hall, Morns- 
 
54 
 
 burgh, was read a second time and refer* 
 red to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Hamilton (Winchester) in the 
 chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the By<Law. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Cameron, seconded 
 by Mr. McDougatl ^Lancaster Village), By- 
 Law No. 1010, providine for the holding of 
 the remainder of the present seHsion at the 
 A. O. U. W. Hall, Morrisburgh, was read a 
 thirtl time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. (bllison, seconded 
 by Mr. McDonald (Cornwall Tp), By-ljaw 
 No. 1010, providing for the holding of the 
 remainder of the present session at the A. 
 O. U. W. Hall, Morrisburgh. was passed, 
 signed and sealed by the Warden and 
 Clerk. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Casselman, seconded 
 by Mr Drew, this Council adjourned to 
 meet to-morrow morning at 9.30 a. m., at 
 the A. 0. U. W. Hall, Morrisburgh. 
 
 A. I. Macdonell, a. A. Stbwaht, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 RErOND DAY. 
 
 Morrisburgh, Oct. 25th, 1892. 
 
 The Council met at the hall of the 
 Ancient Order of United Workmen, Mor- 
 risburgh, at 9.30 a.m., pursuant to adjourn- 
 ment 
 
 Roll railed. Members all present except 
 Messrs. J. R Chrysler and A. R. McDonald 
 (Charlottenburgh). 
 
 The minutes of yesterday evening's 
 session were read by the Clerk and upon 
 motion of Mr. McDonald (Reeve of Corn- 
 wall Tp), seconded by Mr. Mcintosh, were 
 adopted in Council as amended. 
 
 CX)M M U N IC ATIONS 
 
 The following communications were re- 
 ceived and read by the Clerk, viz : — 
 
 Letter from Wm. Bow, J. P., Winobtister, 
 with reference to By-Law No. 548, reguIatlnK 
 Anotioneer's lieense. 
 
 Letter from Thof*. Jamieson, Esq., tendering 
 his resignation as High Bohool Trustee for the 
 Iroquois High School Division. 
 
 PETITIONS. 
 
 The following petitions were presented, 
 received and read, viz. : — 
 
 Petition presented by Mr. Casselman 
 
 sixty-six ratepayers 
 - — jfj. 
 
 some 
 
 and 
 
 from 
 residents of 
 
 Village of North Winiamsburg, in Township 
 of Willlamsbargh, praying that this Counties' 
 Council do recommend that the Municipal 
 Council of the Township of Williamsburgh do 
 make a arant sufficient for the purpose of 
 building new sidewalks In said village, the 
 t^ame having been destroyed by a recent con- 
 flagration. „ . J .. 
 Petition presented by Mr. Kerr, signed by 
 
 Joseph Kerr and some two hundred other 
 residents and ratepayers of Osnabruok and 
 WlUlamshurgh, praying that this Council do 
 open up for public travel the boundary road 
 between the Townships of Osnabruok and 
 Williamsburgh in the first and part of the 
 second ooncesBlons until itinterseota the tra- 
 velled conceBslon road In the second con- 
 oeasion of said Townships. 
 
 MonoNa 
 It was moved by Mr. McNaughton, 
 seconded by Mr McRae, (Lochiel), and 
 resolved, that whereas it is deemed neces- 
 sary lor the County Property Committee 
 of this Council to make an examination of 
 the ronnties' properties at Cornwall and 
 report during the present session; and 
 whereas the expense of the committee in 
 going to Cornwall and return would entail 
 considerable outlay on these counties, this 
 Council therefore hereby recommends that 
 the County Property Committee do ap- 
 point a sub-committee of three members, 
 one from each county, to proceed to Corn- 
 wall and make all necessary examinations 
 and report to the County Property Com- 
 mittee. 
 
 The above resolution was declared to 
 be lost upon a standing vote of the council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. 'iamilton, (Win- 
 chester), seconded by i!r Bennett, the 
 communication just read by the Clerk 
 from Wm. Bow, J.P., was referred to the 
 Finance Committee for consideration and 
 report, and the communication from Thos 
 Jamieson, High School trustee for Iroquois 
 division, tendering his resignation as such 
 trustee, was referred to 'ihe Education 
 Committee for consideration and report. 
 
 It was moved bv Mr. Casselman, second- 
 ed by Mr. Mcintosh, that the petition just 
 read from the residents of North Williams- 
 burgh, and presented by Mr. Casselman, 
 be referred to the Finance Committee for 
 consideration and report. 
 
 The above motion was declared to be 
 lost upon a division taken by a standing 
 vote of the Council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. Banford, tli« petition presented by Mr. 
 Kerr from tl>e ratepayers of Township of 
 Osnabruok and Williamsburgh, with re- 
 ference to the opening of the road therein 
 referred to, was referred to the Road Com- 
 aiittee for consideration and report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. A dams, seconded by 
 
 Mr. Warner, this Council adjourned until 
 
 8 o'clock this evening to allow the several 
 
 committees to meet and prepare reports. 
 
 EveuinK Session. 
 
 Council resumed at 8 p.m. pursuant to 
 adjournment 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
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 I 
 
 The following communicationB were re- 
 ceived and read by the Clerk, viz.: 
 
 OOHMUNIOATIONS. 
 
 Letter from J. C. Algulre, Esq., Rejrlstrar of 
 County of Stormoat. calllnK attention lo the 
 unfltness of the Stornnont UeRlstry Office and 
 outbuildings and furniture thereof. 
 
 Letter from W. Glbbens, Editor of Cornwall 
 Standard, intimating that he had, by ar- 
 rangemeni, assumed the printing of the 
 Counties' Council, Mr. Staflford having severed 
 his connection with the Morrisburgh Courier, 
 
 PETITIONS. 
 
 A petition was presented by Mr. Casselman 
 sljcned by Michael King and a large number 
 oiotbdr ratepayers, praying this Council to 
 take the necessary steps to compel the MunloU 
 pal Corporations of the TownshliJs of WU- 
 liamsburgh and Matilda to make a sufficient 
 grant to repair the boundary road between 
 said townships in the third and front halfoi 
 the fourth concessions thereof. 
 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 Upon molion of Mr. McNaughton, 
 Heconded by Mr. Kerr, the report of the 
 River Beaudette Drainage Committee was 
 received by the Council, and read by Mr. 
 D. A. McArthur, commissioner thereof 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. Crysler, the report of the committee 
 on communications was received and read 
 by the Clerk. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded 
 by Mr. McNaughton, the report of the 
 River Beaudette Drainage Committee just 
 read by Mr McArthur, commissioner, was 
 referred to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Kerr in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the repon. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Cameron, seconded 
 by Mr. McDougai, (Dy.- Reeve Lancaster 
 Tp.,) the report of the River Beaudette 
 Drainage Committee just adopted in com- 
 mittee of the whole was adopted in Council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McNaughton, 
 seconded by Mr. Hamilton, (Winchester), 
 the contract for printing the minutes of 
 this Council, and additional work inci- 
 dental thereto, was transferred from Mr. 
 H S. Stafford, late Editor of the Morns- 
 burgh Courier, to Mr. W Gibbens, of the 
 Cornwall Standard, upon the terms ar- 
 ranged between Mr. Gibbens and the 
 present managers of the Baid Morrisburgti 
 Cowrier, (bo that the remuneration there- 
 for does not exceed in the aggregate 
 $88.00), and subject to the conditions of 
 the contract entered into by Mr. Stafford. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. C'ameron, the report of the committee 
 on communicatiocs just read by the Clerk 
 was referred to a committee of the ^ hole. 
 
 Mr. Bennett in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose aud recommended 
 
 the adoption of the report as amended in 
 committee. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded by 
 Mr. Ault, the petition of Michael King and 
 others, with reference to the boundary 
 road between Townships of Matilda and 
 Williamsburgh, was referred to the Road 
 Committee for consideration and report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded bv 
 Mr. Bennett, the communication from i. 
 C. Alguire, Esq., Registrar of the County 
 ofStormont, just read by the Clerk, was 
 referred to the special committee appoint- 
 ed at yesterday eveninti's seKsion, com- 
 posed of the Reeves and Deput\ -Reeves of 
 the County ofStormont, for the purpose of 
 taking into consideration the repairs to 
 said Stormont Registry Office required by 
 the Inspector of Registry Offices. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Kerr, seconded by 
 Mr. Bennett, that the report of committee 
 on communications be adopted in Council 
 as amended in iis passage through com- 
 mittee of the whole. 
 
 It was moved as an amendment to the 
 last motion by Mr. McNaughton, seconded 
 by Mr. Hamilton (Wincliester), that the 
 report of the committee on communications 
 be not adopted in Council as amended in 
 committee of the whole, but that the same 
 be referred back to said committee with 
 instructions to amend the said report by 
 including therein a recommendation that 
 the Warden and Clerk of this Council do 
 petition the Ontario Legislature to intro- 
 duce, at its next, session, legislation by 
 which the representation of each munici 
 pality in a Counties' Council shall be 
 limited to one Reeve, who is to have the 
 same voting power as at prenent enjoyed 
 by each municipality, based upon the 
 population thereof. 
 
 It was moved as an amendment to the 
 amendment by Mr. Kerr, seconded bv Mr. 
 Bennett, that the report of the committee 
 on communications, just adopted in com- 
 mittee of the whole as amended, be not 
 adopted in Council as so amended, but 
 that the same be referred back to com- 
 mittee with instructions to strike out clause 
 two thereof and substitute therefor a 
 clause to the eff-^ct that the number of 
 members of Counties Council, as at present 
 constituted, be not changed, but that all 
 Reeves and ■ eputy Reeves hereafter to be 
 elected, do serve without remuneration for 
 their services. 
 
 The amendment to the amendment was 
 
 first voted upon and was declared to be 
 
 lost upon the following division, viz: 
 
 Yeas— Messrs. Barrle, Bennett, Cameron, 
 Casselman and Kerr. Total 5. 
 
 m 
 
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 Na^ft— MeurB. A.damB. Ault, Banford, Beok- 
 Rtcad, CoUisoD, Campbell. Coulter, Orysler, 
 Drew, eraser, Gregory, Hamilton (Win 
 Chester), Howes, Looke, Mulbolland. Mo- 
 Catiklll, MoDoi aid (Alexandria), MoDonttld 
 (Dp -Reeve Corni^all Tp.>, McDougal (Lanoas- 
 terTp), MoDnugald (Lochlel), MoNaughton, 
 MoRae (Lochlel), MoRae (Maxvllle). Ross, 
 Snider, Thompson and Warner. Total 27. 
 
 The amendment was next voted upon 
 and was declared to be lost and the main 
 motion carried on the same division, viz . 
 
 Yeas— Messrs Cameron. Cassel man, Orysler, 
 Eraser. Hamilton (Winchester), McDonald 
 (Alexandria), McDonald (D. D. Dep. Reeye 
 Cornwall Tp), McNaughton, McRae (Max- 
 vllle), and Ro«8. Total 10 
 
 Nays— Messrs. Adams, Ault, Banford, Barrle 
 Beckstead, Bennett, Campbell. Colllson, 
 roulter, Drew. Gregory, Howes, Kerr, Locke, 
 Miilholland McCHNklll, MoDougal (Lancaster 
 Tp). McDougald (Lochlel), McRae (Lochlel), 
 Hnlder, Thompson and Warner, Total 22. 
 
 And the report of the committee on com- 
 munications, accordingly adopted in 
 Council, as amended in its passage through 
 (Committee of the whole. 
 
 The '7*'''^6ii having asked for an ex- 
 pression of the opinion of the Council with 
 reference to the advisability of chancing 
 the number of members of the Counties' 
 ('ouncil as at present constituted 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Adams, seconded 
 by Mr. McCaskill, that in the opinion of 
 this Council the Legislative Apsembly of 
 Ontario should be petitioned by the 
 Warden and Clerk of this Council to altei 
 the numerical standard of the municipali- 
 ties from 5(X), as at present, to 700, so that 
 1,400 taxpayers or upwards be requirecl to 
 entitle a municipality to a Reeve and first 
 and second Deputy Reeves, and amend 
 present Legislation so as to carry into 
 effect the object hereof. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Ault, secondel by 
 Mr. Barrie, as an amendment to the last 
 motion, that in the opinion of this Council 
 It would be inexpedient to change the 
 number of members constituting Counties' 
 Councils, but that this Council should 
 recommend that whereas there are at pre- 
 sent three or more meetings of Council 
 held yearly, it would be in the interests of 
 the varicius municipalities composing 
 these Counties that Hut two seesiouH be 
 held instead, viz., January and June. 
 
 The amendment was first voted upon 
 and was declared to be lost upos a divi- 
 sion in the Council taken by a standing 
 vote. 
 
 The mam motion was next voted upon 
 and was also declared to be lost upon a 
 division in the Council taken by a stand- 
 ing vote. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Casselman, second- 
 ed by Mr. McDonald (Dep -Reeve Corn- 
 
 wall Tp), this Council adjourned to miwi 
 to-morrow morning at ten o'clock. 
 
 A. L MaCDONHLL, a. A. yiEWAKT, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 THIRD DAT. 
 
 October 26th, 1892. 
 
 The Council met at 10 a. m., pursuant to 
 adjournment. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Roll called. All the members present. 
 
 The minutes of yesterday's sessions were 
 read by the Clerk, and upon motion of Mr. 
 Kerr, and seconded by Mr. Locke, were 
 adopted in Council and signed by the 
 Warden and Clerk. 
 
 PETITIONS. 
 
 A petition was presented by Mr, McNauKh- 
 ton. Reeve of Finch, and read, signed by Alex- 
 ander Farllnger, and forty ratepayers from 
 Township of Winchester, and nineteen rate- 
 payers from Township of Finch, praying the 
 Counties' Council to make a grant of $400 to 
 be expended In repairs upon that portion of 
 the boundary road between Townships afore- 
 said running through the third, fourth and 
 fifth ooncessloDs of said Townships. 
 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. Adams, the report of the County 
 Property Committee was presented by the 
 chairman, and received and read by the 
 Clerk. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. Cameron, the report of the committee 
 on county pro|)erty just read was referred 
 to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Ross in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report as amended by 
 them in its passage through committee. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. McNaughton, the report of the County 
 Property Committee, adopted in com- 
 mittee o' the whole, as amended, was 
 adopted in Council. 
 
 NOTICE . 
 
 Mr. Adams gives notice that he or some 
 other member of the Counties' Council, will 
 at the January Session of the Council of 1803 
 Introduce a by-law, dispensing In future with 
 the October Sessions of this Council, which 
 will not Interfere with the present muaiclpal 
 representation and will materially lessen the 
 expenses of these United OountlesT 
 
 MOTIONS. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr Casselman, second- 
 ed bv Mr. Warner, Capt Farlinger and 
 Mr. Shell, ex-Reaves of the Township of 
 Williamsburgh, were requested by the 
 Warden to take seats at the Council board 
 and Mr. Farlinger took his seat accord- 
 ingly, Mr. Shell being unable to remain, 
 but thanking the Council for their courtesy. 
 
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 ,■! f.''' 
 
 !'p')ri motion of Mr. McNaughtou, second- 
 iKi hy Mr. Mcintosh, the petition of Alex- 
 ander Farlinger, Esq., and forty other 
 ratepayer- of Townsldp of Winchester and 
 nineteen ratepayers of Finch Township, 
 praying that this Council grant the sum 
 of$4(X) to be expended on the boundary 
 road betweon said to^nshijis through the 
 third, fourth and fifth conceHsions thereof, 
 was presented by Mr. McNaughton and 
 received and read. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. Eraser, the petition of Mr. Far 
 linger and others, just read, was referred 
 to the Road Committee for consideration 
 and report , 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Casselman, second- 
 ed by Mr. McDongald (Lochiel), this 
 Council adjourned until seven o'clock this 
 evening, to give the various committees 
 time to meet and report 
 
 Evenlnc B«raion« 
 
 C<3uncil resumed. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 MOTIONS 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Locke, seconded by 
 Mr. Fraser, the report of tiie Education 
 Committee was received and read by the 
 chairman, Mr. Fraser. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. Adams, the report of the Education 
 Committee just read was referred to a 
 committee of the whole 
 
 Mr. Hamilton (Cornwall) in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report, as amended by 
 them in its passage through committee. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Adams, seconded by 
 Mr. Ault, the report of the Education 
 Committee just adopted with amendments 
 in committee of the whole, was adopted in 
 Council as so amended. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 by Mr. Beckstead, the report of the com 
 mittee on roads and bridges was presented 
 by Mr. Kerr, chairman of said committee, 
 and received and read. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McNaughton, sec- 
 onded by Mr. McDonald (Alexandria), the 
 report (if the committee on roads and 
 bridges, just read, was referred to a com- 
 mittee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. McRae (Maxville) in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report as amended by 
 them in its passage through committee 
 
 It was moved by Mr Adams, seconded by 
 Mr. Bennett, that the report of the Com- 
 mittee on roads and bridges, just adopted 
 with amendments in committee of the 
 whole, be adopted inCouncilae so amended. 
 
 It was moved as an amendment to the 
 last motion by Mr. Kerr, seconded by Mr 
 Banford, that the report of the committee 
 on rostdH and bridges be not adopted in 
 Council as amended in committee of the 
 whole, but that the same be farther amend- 
 ed by introducing therein a clause comply- 
 ing with the prayer of the petition referred 
 to said road committee from ratepayers 
 of townships of Osnabruck and \Vil- 
 liamsburg, with reference to the opening 
 up for public traffic of the boundary road 
 between the said townships in the first 
 and part of second concessions thereof, and 
 that a by-law be introduced and passed at 
 this session, opening up said road as 
 asked for by the said petition. 
 
 The above amendment was first voted 
 upon and was declared to be lost upon the 
 following division, viz.:— 
 
 Yeas— Messrs. Ault, Banford, Oasaelman, 
 Kerr and Mcintosh. Total, 5. 
 
 Nays— Met! srs. Adams, Barrle. Beokatead, 
 BeoDett, OameroD, Campbell, OoIlisoD. Coul- 
 ter, Dingwall, Drew, Darant, Fraser.QalllnKer. 
 Gregory, Hamilton (Cornwall ), Hamilton 
 (Wlucbester), Howes, ijocke, Malholland, Mo- 
 OasklU, McDonald (Cbarlottenburgh), Mo- 
 Donald (Alexandria), MoDonald (Reeve of 
 
 Cornwall Tp.) McDouald (D D. Dep. Reeve 
 Cornwall Tp) MoDougal (Lancaster Tp.) Mo- 
 Dougall (Lanoaster Village) MeDougald 
 
 SjochlPl). McNaughton, MoRae (Loohlei) Mo- 
 ae (Maxville), Ross, Snider, Thompson and 
 Warner. Total 84. 
 
 And the main motion was declared to 
 be carried upon the same division and the 
 report of committee on roads and bridges 
 accordingly adopted in Council as amend- 
 ed in committee of the whole. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. Warner, the report of spe*ial com- 
 mittee with reference 'o th« drainage of 
 certain lands in the Townships of Roxbor- 
 ough and Cambridge into Butternut Creek 
 was presented by Mr. Bennett, chairman 
 thereof, and received and read. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr Drew, the report of special committee 
 re Roxborough and Cambridge drainage 
 just read was referred to a committee of 
 the whole. 
 
 Mr. Fraser in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption by them of the report 
 
 Upon motion of Mr McNaaghton, sec- 
 onded by Mr. McDonald (Alexandria), the 
 report of the special committee re Roxbor- 
 outrh and Cambridge drainage just adopted 
 in committee of the whole was adopted in 
 Ck)uacil without amendment. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr Barrie, seconded by 
 Mr. Bentiett, it was resolved t ^at inasmuch 
 as the course of the drain with reference 
 to drainage of parts of Townships of Rox- 
 
 
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 OMselman, 
 
 borouKb and Cambridge, recommended by 
 th« report of R. W. Lendrum, P. L. S., is 
 open to objection from stake 161+50 to 
 stake 182 on account of itB oaasing between 
 tbe residence and outbuildinizt) of one of 
 tbe ratepayers interested, the said R. W. 
 Lendrum l>e, and he is hereby appointed 
 and instructed to examine the land from 
 said stake 161 i 50 to the concecision road 
 between ninth and tenth conreesions o! 
 Township of Cambridge, tiience along said 
 concession road through the ditch along- 
 side the same to the branch of tbe 
 Butternut Creek croesiog said concession 
 road from lot No. 7 in tenth concession, 
 Cambridge, thence along the course of 
 said branch to stake 182, and to report to 
 this Council at its January Session whether 
 or not in his opinion the course indicated 
 herein furnislu s or can be made to fur- 
 nish a suitable and proper outlet for said 
 drain, with plans and profiles thereof, and 
 that pending the receipt and adoption of 
 such report all action under By-Law No 
 1006 of this Council he deferred. ! 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Char- 
 lotteuburgh), seconded by Mr. McDougald 
 (Lochiel), this Council adjourned to meet 
 at 10 a. m., to-morrow. 
 
 A. I. Macdonkll, a a. S-mWAHT, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 FOVBTH DAY. 
 
 MoRRisBURGH, October 27th, 1892. 
 
 Council met at 10 a. m,, pursuant to ad- 
 journment. 
 
 I'he Warden in the cb.air. 
 
 Roll called. Members all present. 
 
 The minutes of yesterday's session were 
 read by the Clerk, and upon motion of Mr. 
 Ault, seconded by Mr. Fraser, were adopt- 
 ed in Council and signed by the Warden 
 and Clerk. 
 
 XTpon naotion of Mr. Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. Adams, the report of the special 
 committee appointed with reference to re- 
 pairs required for Stormont Registry Office 
 was presented by Mr. Adams, chairman 
 thereof, and received and read. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Chariot- 
 tenburgh), seconded by Mr. McRae (Max- 
 ville), the report of the Finance Committee 
 was received an 1 read by tlie chairman. 
 Mr. McNaughton. 
 
 UtK>u motion of Mr. Hamilton (Winches- 
 ter), seconded by Mr McDonald (Reeve 
 Cornwall Tp), the report of the Finance 
 Committee just read was referretl to a com- 
 mittee of the whole 
 
 Mr. McNaughton in the cliair. 
 
 The coinmittee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the report. 
 
 It was moved by .Mr., Hamilton (Win- 
 chester), seconded by Mr. McDonald (Alex- 
 a dria). that the report of the Finance 
 Committee just adopted In committee of 
 j the whole be adopted in Ctiuucil. 
 
 It was moved in amendment to the last 
 j motion by Mr. K«rr, secnaded bv Mr. Bar- 
 I rie, tlut tbe report of Finance Committee 
 I be not adopted in Council, but that the 
 I valuation of the counties' properties, which 
 18 praced at $70,000 by the ninth clause of 
 j the report of Finance Committee, is far in 
 excess of actual value, and that this Coun- 
 cil do not thmk they are in a position to 
 give the proper value of the said counties' 
 property without a minuie and particular 
 I ex^Ainination thereof by competent and 
 disinterested men, who shall place a valu- 
 ation upon the same, and that therefore 
 clause nine of the said Finance Com- 
 mittees report, recommending that the 
 s'lna of $70,000 be fixed as the value of the 
 said county properties, be struck out of 
 said report before its adoption by this 
 Council. 
 
 It was moved in amendment to the 
 amend.t:ent by Mr. Fraser, seconded by 
 Mr. McDonald (Alexandria), that the i^ 
 port of Finance Committee just adopted 
 in committee of the whole b«? not adopted 
 in Council, but that the same be amended 
 by striking out clauses eight and nine 
 thereof, and that the said report as so 
 amended be adopted in Council. 
 
 The amendment to the amendment was 
 first voteu upon and was declared to be 
 lost upon the following division, viz : 
 
 Teas— Messrs Colllson, Drew. Fraiwr ■#« 
 CMklJl. McDonald tOharlottenburehf^MAnSS' 
 
 &^u}' *** fMaxTllle]. koss and Sild^ 
 Nays— Messrs. Adams. Ault. Banford n^r 
 rle. Beokstead, Bennett, Cameron. oSmoSS 
 Oaeselman, Coulter, CryslerT DlnKwan^'nfiV' 
 
 lerj. Howes. Kerr, Looke. Malholinrtit m!. 
 Donald [Oornwall fphMoDona J [ff D* Dy 
 5^1^® Cornwall Tpl.^Doagal [Lanoister tS' 
 MoDougald [Lancaster VlTlaKeL SSiMff' 
 MoNaughton.Thompson and Warnen Total*'. 
 The amendment to the main motion 
 was next voted upon and was declared to 
 be carried upon the following division, viz: 
 Teas-Messrs. Adams, Ault, Banford. Barrle 
 
 TW. McDougald [LanoasterVUiage], Mcintosh 
 McNaaghton,Thomp8on and Warne" TotiUlS; 
 Nays --MesBrH. Campbell, Colllsun Draw 
 
 ET'^''' .?ftS'''?° [Wrnohesterl, Moba8ki!l* 
 McDonald tCharlottenbiirg hj, MoDonaidSje": 
 
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 andrla], MoDouBall [Loohlel], MoK*e [Looh- 
 lel], MoRae [Maxvllle], Bobs and Snider. 
 Total 18. 
 
 And the mam motion accordingly car- 
 ried on the same division and the roporf 
 of Finance Committee adopted in Council 
 as amended by the striking out of clause 
 nine thereof. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Auir, seconded by 
 Mr. Kerr, the report of thespf^-ial oom 
 mittee appoiiitsd to consider and proBecute 
 the repairs to Btormont Registry Office, 
 jus*; read, was referred to a committee of 
 the whole. 
 
 Mr. Adams in the tiliair. 
 
 The committee arose and reported that 
 committee had risen, reported jirogress and 
 asked leave to sit again. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr McDonald (Char- 
 lottenbur^h), seconded by Mr. Cameron, 
 By-Law No. 1013, to borrow a sum of $4000 
 upon by-law to meet the current expendi- 
 ture of these counties, was read a firs i 
 time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, eecono^d by 
 Mr. Bennett, this Council adjourned to 
 meet at two o'clock this afternoon. 
 
 Afternoon SeeMlon. 
 
 Council resumed 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. Kerr, By-Law No. 1011 for the appoint- 
 ment of two High School trustees for 
 Iroquois division . o. 5 in place of A. B. 
 Carman and Dr Jamieeon, resigned, was 
 read a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Alex- 
 andria), seconded by Mr. Hamilton (Win- 
 chester), By-Law No. 1012, for the pay- 
 ment of orders and accounts, was read a 
 first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Locke, seconded b' 
 Mr. Banford, By-Law No. 1011, for the ap- 
 pointme. . of two High School trustees 
 for Iroquois division No 5, in place of A. 
 B. Carman and Dr. Jamieson. was read a 
 second time and referred to a committee 
 of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Locke in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption ot the by-law 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McNaughton, sec- 
 onded by Mr. Crysler, By-Law No 1012, 
 for the payment of orders and accounts, 
 was read a second time and referred to a 
 committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. J. A. M^Dougal in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the by-law. 
 * Upon nuoticn of .Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. Kerr, By-Law No. 1012, for payment 
 
 of orders and accounts, was nead a tnird 
 time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Char- 
 lottenbnrgh), seconded by Mr Snider, 
 By-Law Na 1014, for the purpose of 
 i raisinii upon note a sum of money not 
 exceeding $300t^ for the purpose of liquida- 
 ting the liabiittie') of the River Beau<lette 
 Drainage Committee and Commissioner 
 in connection with the River Beaudette 
 drainage improvements, was read a first 
 time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Alex- 
 andria), seconded by Mr. Fraser, By-Law 
 No. 1012, for the payment of orders and 
 accounts, was passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 Upcn motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded 
 by Mr. Fraser, the Council resolved itself 
 into a committeee of the whole on the 
 report of the special committee with refer- 
 ence to the repairs to Stormont Registry 
 Office. 
 
 Mr. Adams in the chair. 
 
 The committee roue and recommended 
 the adoption of the report 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McNaughton, sec- 
 onded by Mr. Crysler, the report of the 
 special committee appointed to attend to 
 the necessary repairs required to be made 
 on iho, Stormont Registry Office just 
 adopied in committee of the whole, was 
 adopted m Council 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Banford, seconded 
 by Mr. Locke, By-Law No. 1011, for the 
 appointment of two High School Trustees 
 for sub-di vision No. 6, Iroquois, was read a 
 third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDougall(Lochiel) 
 seconded by Mr. Campbell, By-Law No. 
 1014, for the raising of a sum of money 
 not exceeding 83,000 for liquidating the 
 liabilities of the River Beaudette Drainage 
 Committee and Commissioner, was read a 
 (second time and referred to a comiuitt^'eoi 
 the whole. 
 
 Mr McDougald (Lochiel) in the chair. 
 
 The committee rose and rec(jmmended 
 the adoption of the report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Locke, seconded by 
 Mr. Ault, By-Law No. 1011 fur the appoint- 
 ment of two High School trustees for High 
 School district No 5, Iroquois, in place of 
 A. B. Carman and Dr. Jamieson, resigned, 
 was passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. (Cameron, seconded 
 by Mr Snider, By-Law No 1014 for raising 
 a sum of money not exi'eeding $3000 for 
 the purpose ot liquidating ttie liabilities of 
 the committee and commiMsioner of the 
 River Beaudett« drainage improvements, 
 was read a third tim". 
 
60 
 
 aail a tninl 
 
 :om mended 
 
 K„^£?" ^"'J?".*^^,^''- ^'*mpbell, seconded 
 by Mr. McCaakil), By-Law No. 1014 for 
 
 iVf^^,^ ??™ °* money not exceeding 
 » ffi- ^^ '.^®. purpose of liquidating tl»e 
 liabilities of the committee and commiH- 
 woner of the River Beaudette drainage 
 improvements was passed, signed and se-al 
 ed by the Warden and Cierli. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Hamilton, seconded 
 by Mr. Fraser, By-Law No. 1015 for the 
 renewal of certain notes and bills under 
 discount at the Bank of Montreal. Corn- 
 wall, was read a first iime. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. \ult, seconded by 
 Mr. Coulter, By-Law xNo. 1015 for the 
 renewal of certain bills and notes under 
 discount at the Bank of Montreal.Cornwall 
 was referred to a committe of the whole. ' 
 Mr. Ault in the chair. 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the by-law. 
 /I Upo°, motion of Mr. McDonald (Reeve 
 Cornwall Tp.), seconded by Mr. M-Iutosh. 
 By-Law No. 1013 for the purpose of rais- 
 mg the sum of $4,000 to meet current ex- 
 penditure lor 1892 was read a second time 
 * m'® ?r?? ^ ?. committee of the whole. 
 ^ Mr. McDonald (Keeve of Cornwall Tp ) 
 in the chair. ^ 
 
 The committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the by-law. 
 .. Upon tnotion of Mr. McDonald (Reeve 
 a)rnwa 1 TpJ, seconded by Mr. McDonald 
 S ?m^T'^''® Cornwall Tp.), By-Law 
 f 4.12 J? ?'■ *^'® t urpose of raising the sum 
 ofJ4000 tonaeet current expenditure for 
 1892 was read a third time. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. Kerr, this Uuncil adjourned until 7 
 o clock this evening, to permit J. P. Whit- 
 ney, Esq., Barrister, of Morrisbnrgh, soi d- 
 l^^,^^ counties in the cases of Mill 
 vs.Middagh and Connor vs. Middagh. to 
 wait upon this Council and give them an 
 explanation of the present position of said 
 «"'S».*» desired by some of the k«^ ubers 
 of this Council. 
 
 in the opinion of this Council the Dominion 
 ijovernment should vote a substantial sum 
 
 5 ™^"®y *' *^o Qextsessionof tf eDomin- 
 ion Parliament for the purpose ol ere(;* ng 
 a suitable monument on the battleHelu of 
 U-yslers Farm (which is situated near 
 Morrisburgh in these united counties), in 
 commemoration of the event, and of those 
 patriots who fought and bled in their 
 country 'h defen(»: and further, that the 
 Warden and Clerk of these counties be 
 iDHtructed to correspond with Messrs. 
 McLennan, Bergin and Rosa, M. P.'s. the 
 representatives of these tuunties in the 
 Uommion Parliament, asking them to lay 
 the wishes and the resolution of this Coun- 
 (Ml before the Government, and urge upon 
 the above grant being made. Carried. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Adams, seconded by 
 Mr. Warner, this Council adjourned until 
 nine o clock to-morrow morning. 
 
 A. I. Macdonbll, a. a. Stbwabt, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 Evening Session. 
 
 Council resumed at 7 p.m. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Reeve 
 Cornwall Tp), seconded by Mr. McDonald 
 (Dy. Reeve Cornwall Tp), J. p. Whitney, 
 Esq., Q.C was heard before the Council 
 on the subject of the law suits. Hill vs. 
 Middagh and Connor vs. Middagh, in 
 wmch these counties are interested, and 
 gave an explanation as to the present posi- 
 tion of the said suits. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. McNaughton, 
 seconded by Mr. Ault, and resolved, that 
 
 FIFTH DAF. 
 
 MORRISBUKGH, Oct 28, 1892. 
 
 (Jouncil resumed. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Roll called. All the members present 
 except Messrs Banford, Hamilton (Corn- 
 wall) Howes, Lally, Locke, McDonald 
 Charlottenburgh), McDonald (Alexandria) 
 and lioes. 
 
 The minutes of yesterday's session were 
 read oy the Clerk and upon motion of Mr 
 Warner, seconded by Mr. Gregory, were 
 adopted m Council and signed by the 
 Warden and Clork. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McDonald (Reeve 
 Comwa 1 Tp.), seconded by Mr. McDougald 
 (Lochiel), By-Law No. 1015 authorizing 
 the renewal of certain bills and notes 
 under discount at the Bank of Montreal 
 Cornwall, was read a third time. ' 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Adams, seconded 
 by Mr. Ault, By-Law No. 1015 authorizine 
 the renewal of certain bills and notes 
 under discount at the Bank of Montreal, 
 Cornwall, was passed, signed and sealed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr Hamilton (Win- 
 rfiester), seconded by Mr. Coulter. By-Law 
 No. 1013 to borrow a certain sum o' money 
 not exceeding $4,000 for the purpose of 
 meeting current expenditure of this 
 Council for current year was passed, sign- 
 ed and sealed. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Kerr, seconded by 
 Mr. fenider, that the members of this 
 Council m Council assembled wish to 
 place on record their sincere thanks to the 
 residenta of Morrisburgh and vicinitv for 
 
 It 
 
61 
 
 the aplendid and comfortable haU farnlsh. referred to thom the task of preparing a By. 
 tkA na ffAo .^r»h.•r.« 5„ ..ki^i, *^ u,.}A «.,ti I Law enaotluK that, tho October HeMiilons of 
 ert ns fre«' of charge in which to hold our your(jo„j,c„ bouoidai thohuilof iu« Aaciont 
 
 Uctober HeRSioD, and also for the ReneroUS | Ord«r of UmtPd Workmen, tn llie Vllageof 
 
 hospitality and kindness extended uh 
 during our Htay in Morriabur^h. CHrrie<i. 
 Uj)on motion of Mr.McNmighton, Het;<)ud- 
 ed by Mr. Crysler, the Warden vacated the 
 chair and the same was taken by Mr.Ault 
 It waa moved by Mr, McNaughtoii, 
 seconded by Mr. Korr, that the thank.s of 
 this Council are due and are hereby ten- 
 dered to Alexander A. Stewart, Esq., 
 Warden of these United CountieH, for the 
 able, dignified and uniformly courteous 
 manner in which he has discharged 
 towards the members of this Council tho 
 duties of his office. 
 
 Carried unanimously, all the members 
 standing. 
 
 The chairman Mr. Ault having mention- 
 ed the pleasure it afforded him to present 
 the Warden with the above resolution and 
 his entire and hearty concurrence therein, 
 left the chair, which was resumed by the 
 Warden. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. McDonald (Reeve 
 Cornwall Tp j, seconded by Mr. Collison, 
 that the thanks of this Council are due 
 and are hereby tendered to Mr. C. J. 
 Mattice, Treasurer, and Adnan I. M.ac- 
 donell. Clerk of these Counties, for the 
 able, eflBcient and courteous manner in 
 which they have discharged their respec- 
 tive duties during the past year. 
 
 Carried, all members standing. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Drew, seconded by 
 Mr. Barrie, the Clerk and Treasurer were 
 authorized to be paid $25 each on account 
 of the extra expenses and inconvenience 
 incurred and sustained by them by reason 
 of their having to leave their respective 
 business at Cornwall to attend this ses- 
 sion at Morrisburgh. 
 
 The Council rose. 
 
 Beport of the Special Committee ap- j 
 pointed to prepare and brinv in a | 
 ByLaw to hold the October Sessions | 
 of the Counties' Oonnoll of the Vnlled I 
 Counties of Stormont, Onudas and ' 
 Glengarry at the JHall of the Ancient 
 Order of United Workmen, in the 
 Tillage of JHovrlsburyb, instead ut at 
 theMnsic Hall, Bforrlsburffh. 
 Present— Messrs. Geo. Kerr, Thos.Hamllton. 
 James OolUson, J B. Snider, P. D. McNaueh- 
 ton and D. McDonald (Reeve Cornwall Tp.) 
 To theWardenrtind Gentlemen of the Counties' 
 Council of the United Counties of Stor- 
 mont, Dundas and Glengarry. 
 
 Gentlemen,— Your Committee having had 
 
 MorrlHbui'Kh, InHleud of at the Mustc Hall la 
 sHld vtllugn, hurewith beg to submit the ac- 
 companying By-Law No. lOlU, prepared by 
 them for your coiiHtderallon und approval. 
 All of which Is respectfully submitted. 
 
 F. D. McNAuaiiTON, Chairman. 
 
 Committee Room, MuhIo Hull. 
 
 Morrisburgh, Got. 24th, 1892. 
 
 Report of the t^mmlttee and I'ommln* 
 aloner of River Beaudette llralnagre. 
 
 All the m(^mberH pi-esent except A. K. Mc- 
 Donald, Esq. (Charlolltiuburiib.) 
 
 To the Warden ami Municipal Council of the 
 United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and 
 Glengarry. 
 
 Gentlemen,— Your Committee and Commis- 
 sioner beg leave to report as follows :— 
 
 The works were resumed by the contractors 
 In May this year aud continued up to the 19th 
 of September, save and except the tiiterrup 
 tlon caused by the unusual high floods of June 
 and July, which necessitated a total suspen- 
 sion of the work for several weeks. 
 
 The work done by the contractors this year, 
 as per Etigineer's estlmalus, incluiiine flnal 
 estimates, amounted to the sum ol ;(2,107.75. 
 
 At a meeting heM at Green Valley on the 
 17th of Heptember, it was resolved by the Com- 
 mittee to terminate the contract, with 1". Bren« 
 nan & Co at StiUlon No. 888, as provided for 
 byaclauNcof said contract, it having been 
 previously ascertained that the Dominion 
 Government bad decided to spend the sum of 
 five thousand dollars voted by the House of 
 Commons at It.s last session for cleaning the 
 channel of hald River Reaudette Department' 
 «//?/, and that the residoni Engineer of the 
 Public Works Department was prepared to 
 proceed with the works immediately. Hence 
 the necessity of our availing ourselves of said 
 clause in order to clear the way lor the oper- 
 ations of the Department of Public Works. 
 
 On the 19th of September the contractors 
 were served with the necessary notice to stop 
 the works. 
 
 On the 7th of October your Commissioner 
 with the Committee nnd D, R. Brown, Esq , 
 the Eiginetr In charge of the works, met the 
 contractors at Green Valley, and after discuss- 
 ing various Items of account, arrived at a 
 settlement, a detailed statement of which Is 
 hereto appended. 
 
 The Department of Public Works Is at pre- 
 sent in possession of the said draiuage works 
 and have ; number of men engaged In clear- 
 ing the flood wood and other debris from the 
 cbanne' of the river. 
 
 Your Committee recommend that the notes 
 now under disco jnt be renewf.'d and tho neces- 
 sft'-y By-Law passed to provide a sufficient 
 amount to pay the balance due the Contract- 
 ors. Engineers, etc , unti I the i ntentlous of the 
 Governme.it, with reference to the completion 
 of the works, are definitely ascertained. 
 
 All of which Is respectfully submitted. 
 
 D. A. MoArthub, 
 Chairman and Commissioner. 
 
 Committee Room, A.O.U.W. Hall, 
 
 Morrisburgh, October 26th, 1882. 
 
e pari OB • By- 
 
 Br HeMHlons of 
 
 lit tUo Aacluut 
 Uie Village of 
 MiiHlo Hull la 
 
 ibmit the oo- 
 ptoparud by 
 
 t Hpproval. 
 
 b ml tied. 
 
 >N, Chairman. 
 
 , 1892. 
 
 nd 4'otninin* 
 llrainagre. 
 
 oept A. K. Mt> 
 
 ouiicll of the 
 t, Duiidaa aud 
 
 and Commis- 
 Dws;— 
 
 lie contraotors 
 up U> the 19th 
 th« tiiterrup 
 lloudNof Juue 
 total HUripen- 
 
 org this year, 
 cliKilnK flnal 
 ol$2,I«7.75. 
 
 alley on the 
 i by the Com- 
 wlth V. Bren- 
 provlded for 
 
 htivlui; beea 
 le Dominion 
 Dd the sum of 
 Me Mouse of 
 oleanlns the 
 
 Department' 
 Irieer of the 
 
 prepared to 
 itely. Henoe 
 ^elv^8 of said 
 lor the opor- 
 ilc Works. 
 
 9 oon tractors 
 aotioe to stop 
 
 ommlssloner 
 Brown, Esq , 
 irks, met the 
 after discuss- 
 arrived at a 
 of which Is 
 
 ks Is at pre- 
 aiuage works 
 iged in olear- 
 >rlH from the 
 
 liat the notes 
 nd thonpces- 
 a Hufflolent 
 lie Contraot- 
 ntious of the 
 e completion 
 :.alned. 
 
 emitted. 
 
 rHUB, 
 
 mmliisloner. 
 
 1, 
 
 5th, 1882. 
 
 62 
 
 1802 
 Aug. 16 
 
 do 
 Oct'r. 7 
 
 do 
 
 (Helerredeo.nHepo.ofH.rBtarer.?^^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 R.VKB BKAtrnKTT. DUA.KAO.. In Acct with T. Bk.«.anToo ' 
 
 iHrr""-^^^^^^^^^^^^ -count ■ 
 
 f^rT"^'-^"l^l^P.« K"?.'"-'-. certm.;dto 
 
 1.026 80 
 
 S18.U6M 
 
 i« „„_..-."'*'" Dojroiiii HtakH hort, noi usod >«" fi""«- •- 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 out 
 
 „ , oomDmmiHe-:i7or*rheZmof' °' ""««'«««- evldenoeana 
 
 Balance due. as per statoment with (JommltVee. on above date. 
 
 2.937 09 
 
 1.002 75 
 16 00 
 <0 00 
 
 lOU 00 
 
 100 00 
 60 10 
 
 260 00 
 
 °*'*''''' iM ^l B'*'«noe due. as per settlement 
 10 To Order on County Treasurer .. . . 
 
 10 
 
 1892 
 Oot'r. 10 
 
 Balance due 
 
 By Balance due 7th November 
 
 tii.t,, 
 
 •••■•■*•• 
 
 Report of roinniittee .<»u « oiumuulcH- 
 tlons. 
 
 To the Warden and Mera-bers of the Pnnt.nii 
 
 di'Al.1/?*^^^ ^'^'"°"«« <.f H^oVmontKl 
 das and Glengarry, ahserabled 
 
 Members all present. 
 
 Oenllemen,-l. Your Corainlttee on Com- 
 niunlcallonH assembled at 2 p m.to-dav ul n,« 
 members beln^fpreHeuf, tf«vln« takin into 
 consideration the several Communlmt ons 
 brought bi^foie them for cousldorat ion, your 
 committeo btg leave to reporl &h follows •- 
 
 2. Your cornmltteo beg to state that "thev 
 have rea<l the oommuntoaMon from th« 
 County Clerk of the County otOntarh? and 
 would state that thPy are In symSy'w*ni 
 the object contaln.d la said r»,tiSus and 
 would suggest that the Government be re- 
 quested to adopt some mpans similar to the 
 one now in force relaliv*^ to drainage matters 
 so as to simplify and render less elflnXe^he 
 selilemontof cases arising out oFclaimsfor 
 damages sustained by persons injured and 
 the municipalities interested. ^ ' 
 
 3. Your committee also beg leave to state 
 
 that they have also hai before them the com 
 
 munloatlon from the Counties' Council of »h« 
 
 United Counties Of Northumberland aid D Jr. 
 
 ham, and wou d resp.^ctfuUy a'lvlso that as 
 
 rennested in said communication, the Warden 
 
 ?i«''ft^^,f"^°"®^^**'« '"^^ expression of opiu- 
 Ion of this Council on the matter 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 O. .1. Hamilton, Chairman. 
 Committee Koom, A.O.U.W. Hall 
 
 Morrisburgh, Oct. 25th, 1892. 
 [N. B— The second clause of above ranorf 
 was struck out In oomnnttee of the whole and 
 is Miprefore inoperative, not having been 
 adopted In Counoll—Co. Clbkk ] 
 
 Report of the r»nnty Prouerlv 
 uiittee. 
 
 Com- 
 
 Members all present. 
 
 To Uie Warden and Vfemljers of the Counties' 
 CouncH Of the United Counties of s7«?. 
 mom, uunUMH Mud Glengarry. - — 
 
 Gentlemen, -Your committee beg leave to 
 
 $14,963 89 114.068 89 
 
 . ■ 2,387 00 
 $2,987 OH $2,987 Oe 
 
 ~'*"V:il:i*I_ $2.887 00 
 
 procure such repairs to be made «« .^ii i^* 
 abso utely nepessarv in Vh^ J^lT • ^? ™*y ^e 
 
 that the JuesTC"^? re''paiHng"'rSe°"ra?i 2°^ 
 flooring the kitchen, above referred tT Ha h«** 
 ferred uatil n«xt Juiie session ^' ^^ ***■ 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 John Bknnbtt. Chairman 
 '-.ommlttee Koom. A.O.U.W. Hall 
 
 Monisburgh, Oct. 26th, 1892. 
 
 Report of Road Committee. 
 
 Members all present. 
 
 To the Warden and Members of the Counties' 
 
 ^'!?n°t°*).*'' i'*^* U"'^e<i Counties of 8 o?- 
 mont, Dun las and Glengarry. 
 
 ♦ u^^'^R®'"®"'"-!- Your Committee had befor« 
 them the petition of Thos. Patrick and others 
 re sidewalks in the village of North Williams! 
 ?ffi?"*? your committee think they have no 
 right to take action on the petition, 
 o/ t'i,I^'^r committee had before them a petl- 
 brSok K^rh"^ "/ WilHamsburgh and oSna- 
 h5^? V? "^"^^ ^y J Kerr and some two hun- 
 h^n'J.Hi^®'"^' Pjayl^e for the opening up of he 
 boundary road between Wllllamsburgh and 
 
 olr?orthl'"i'"''"§^*^« fl"t concessioS ISd . 
 Fh. ^^ ^^ second concession of said Town- 
 8h ps. Your committee decided not to tike 
 action on this petition. 
 
 BiLK?!^'" <'oi»™i"«'e had also under their con- 
 sideration a petition from a number of rate- 
 lllt\^ of Townships of Pinch and Winchester 
 praying that a certain sum of mon«v h« n^l 
 pcnaea on ine boundary road between said 
 
 also one from a number of ratepayert of 
 
 J, 
 
i 
 i 
 
 68 
 
 M'h * 
 
 1 ' ' 
 M 
 
 townships ofWiUlamsbnrgh and Matilda ask- 
 ing that a sum of money be expended on the 
 boundary road between said townships of 
 Willlamsbnrgb and Matilda. 
 
 4. Tour committee would recommend that 
 the Councils of Townships of W'nchester and 
 Finch expend some money on the boundary 
 road between said townships of Finch and 
 Winchester (as asked f )r by said recited peti- 
 tion) during the summer of 1893. Also that 
 the Township Councils of WHllamsburgh 
 and Matilda expend some money on the 
 boundary road between said townships of 
 WiUiamsburgh and Matilda (as asked for by 
 said aboye recited petition) in the summer of 
 
 All of which is respectfully suTimltted. 
 
 Geo. Kerr, Chairman, 
 
 Committee Booms. A.OU.W Hall. 
 
 Morrlsburgh, Oct. 26th. 1892. 
 
 [N. B.— Clause Four of the above report was 
 struck out in committee of the whole, and is 
 therefore Inoperative, not having been adopt- 
 ed in Council.] 
 
 Beport of, Special CommUfee re Box. 
 boronffta a^^d Cambridse Drnlnaicc. 
 
 Members all present. 
 
 To the Warden and Council of the United 
 Counties ofStormont, Dun das and Glen- 
 sarry. 
 
 Gtentlemen,— Your Committee beg leave to 
 report that they have examined the following 
 accounts In connection with the above drain- 
 age works :— 
 
 Freeholder, printing By-Law No. 1006. ..$100 00 
 Members of Court of Revision 16 45 
 
 A. I. Macdonell, services as Clerk (al- 
 lowed by statute) 30 00 
 
 Hall for holding Court of Bevlslon 3 00 
 
 B. W. Lendrum. engineer, for attend- 
 ing Court of Revision 9 00 
 
 Total .$168 45 
 
 Your Committee would recommend the pay- 
 ment of the above accounts. 
 
 Your Committee would also recommend 
 tliat Joseph Valley, of the Township of Box- 
 borough, and Theophile Obea, of the Town- 
 ship of Finch, be appointed Joint commis- 
 sioners to let contracts and to superintend the 
 above drainage works. 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 John Bbnnktt, Chairman. 
 Committee Boom, A. O. U. W. Hall, 
 
 Moirlsburgh, 26th Oct., 1892. 
 
 1^1 
 
 Report of Education C/ominittee. 
 
 Present— Messrs. Bonnett, Adams, Howes, 
 Drew, Cameron, McDonald {D. D.,) Casselman, 
 Campbell, McOasklll, McDougall (R. J.J Mc- 
 Donald (D. A..,) Snider, Hamilton (Thos.,) 
 Mulholland, Barrie, Boss. Locke, McBae, 
 
 }A. D.,) Crysler, Coulter, and James Fraser, 
 Chairman. 
 
 To the Warden and Members of the Counties' 
 
 Council of the United G'ountirs of Htor- 
 
 mont, Dundas and Glengarry. 
 
 Gentlemen,— 1. Your Committee beg leave 
 
 to report to you that we have considered the 
 
 petition of A. D. Gumming and others relating 
 
 to the formation of anew Public School sec 
 
 tton at or near the village of Monkland, in the 
 
 Township of Boxborough. The prayer of the 
 
 said petition not having been granted by the 
 
 Township of Boxborough, and the said A. D. 
 
 Cummlngs and others having petitioned the 
 Council of these Counties to take the proper 
 steps to establish said school section, we 
 would recommend that the following gentle- 
 men be appointed as arbitrators to deal with 
 the said petition, namely: John Molntyre, 
 Merchant, of the Town of Cornwall; A. Mo- 
 Naughton, I. P. Schools, Cornwall, and B. B. 
 Carman, Junior Judge, Cornwall, and that 
 a by-law be passed by this Coutiull to appoint 
 the above gentlemen as arbitrators in the 
 above matter. 
 
 2 Your Committee would recommend that 
 the resignation of A. B Carman as a Hish 
 School trustee for High School district Num- 
 ber Five in these United Counties be accept* 
 ed by this Council, and that Allen G. Boss, of 
 the Village of Iroquois, be appointed in the 
 place of the said A. B. Carman. 
 
 Also that the resignation of Thos. Jamieson, 
 a High School trustee for High School district 
 Number Five in these United Counties be ac- 
 cepted by the Counties' Council, and that B 
 M. Bouok, of Irena, In the Township of 
 Matilda, be appointed as a HlKh School trustee 
 in the place of said Thos. Jamieson, and that 
 a by-law be passed by this CounclJ to appoint 
 tbe above gentlemen as High School trustees 
 m Higli Hchool district Number Five of these 
 United Counties. 
 
 3, Your Committee would further recom- 
 mend that Arthur Brown, P. S. I. for the 
 County of Dundas, be paid the sum of twenty 
 dollars for printing his report for this year on 
 education in the County of Dundas, and that 
 the same be levied on the County of Dundas 
 next year with the promotion examination 
 expenses accounts for the County of Dnndaa. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 JAMBS Fkasfr, Chairman. 
 
 Committee Booms, A.O.U.W. Hall, 
 
 Morrlsburgh, 26th October, 1892. 
 
 (Note.— Clause one of the above report is 
 null and Inoperative, being struck out of re- 
 port in committee of the whole, and con- 
 sequently not adopted in Council.— Co. 
 
 CliERK ) 
 
 Beport of Finance Committee. 
 
 Present— Messra Jas Fraser, A. G. F. Drew, 
 C. J. Hamilton. W. N. Barrie, Emerson War- 
 ner, Jumes Colllson, D. McDonald, Geo. Kerr, 
 John A. McDougal, Elijah Gregory, T. 
 Coulter, A. R. McDonald. A. D. McBae, J. S. 
 Ross, Thos. Hamilton, C. D Casselman, D. A. 
 McDonald. A. B. McDougald, Arthur W. 
 Ault and F. D. McNaughton. 
 
 To the Warden and Members of the Counties' 
 Council of Stormont, Dundaa and Glen- 
 garry. 
 
 Qentlemen,— Your Committee beg leave to 
 report as follows :— 
 
 1. Your Committee have examined and 
 passed accounts on general Counties' account 
 amounting to $445.33 as per schedule marked 
 "A" attached hereto. 
 
 2 We have pnssad accounts amounting to 
 $1,363 77 on account of Biver Beaudette drain 
 age acct. as per schedule -'B" hereto attached. 
 
 8. We have examined and passed accounts 
 amounting to $158.46 on account of the Box- 
 borough drainage account as per schedule 
 marked "0" hereto attached. 
 
 4. We have also examined and passed ac- 
 counts on account of the Nation Blver drain- 
 age account to the amount of$200.W as per 
 schedule "D" hereto attached. 
 
 6. Your Committee recommend that the 
 necessary by-laws for the payment of the 
 different amounts above named be pasaed. 
 
64 
 
 '?f|irBo«.'xs,'"s'"'' *?' »jffl 
 
 " General Purposes •< S'H 
 
 ment for prevfous ylars w«« J2.oh"^.^*L ?**'«" 
 tho X7001. ^auQ !>„ „ ywsrs was made by him in 
 ine year 1888 as a mere matter of bonirkr,.lr 
 Ing. as It was necessary that .^L^^.'^'^P' 
 placed on said properties and thBT^h J* "® ^^ 
 considered the'VaCiortoo^hfeh rb^?n^." 
 naerely guess-work and not so vainprt K,f 2^ 
 advice of the Counties' rm,.,«nKf° ''y the 
 on his own responsibility "''"' **"' ^^^ire\y 
 
 that "[Sf T?^a"2S^rl¥%%"/^^r;ScteSr'"T°^ 
 the valuation of the Count?i«.^ ix*in''®'^.r« 
 
 10. Your Committee had also S?^ 
 slderatlon. oommnnlcatlons from° McOH m " 
 mon * Co., Lancaster and n a ri.i "^corlm- 
 Wllliara8t;>wn. afkin^ for rounds of* ^rS^^A,''^ 
 paid by them for pedfar's licenses in?°Jif ''^ 
 bs^S^^adT '^"^ -omm*^n^5^?^«,f - 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 ... ^' ^ MoNadghton, Chahman. 
 Committee Room, A. O. U. W Hall 
 
 Morrlsburgh, 27th October, 1892. 
 
 V 
 
 rejected by 
 
 «i^- fj~SI*"^® ^"*® "' above 
 Ooanoll.— Co. Clkrk.) 
 
 (Schedules '"A," "B." "C •' "i^*' ^k^ 
 
 ferred to. are attached to^'and form "«® .^% 
 
 By-Law iJo. 1012.- Co. Clkrk.) ™ P*'"*''^ 
 
 Report of the (special €oininiH<>« «,». 
 pointed at this 8e*iilon or th« c«nn- 
 tle»» Coancll to look «i»er the HepnirM 
 to the Mtormont County Reulsiry 
 
 All the members present. 
 To the Warden and Gentlemen of the Ponn 
 ties' Council of the United OoiintiP«^; 
 Htormont, Dundas and Glen^arrJ? ' °' 
 Gentlemen, -Your Commlttpe havn iuvh 
 referred to them two letters nv.mEFR 
 Johnson, Esq., Inspector of ReKlstru nm„„; 
 for Province of Ontario, wherein he stat^?,!^ 
 absolute neoesHltvof certal, repairs ^K^ 
 
 ffid'bir Te Clerll'^r^' * «P^«' *' «^««'^n 
 
 iSrsM^nt^^o^StrmoTa'ln"^^^^^^^ 
 wall on the 19th day of Julv isft" q„ i „i " 
 
 letter from J. C. ATguirl"'lsq^^.\7gist?ar"ff 
 County of Stormont, calling atffintinn V^fi^ 
 
 dilapidated condition of t^hfSbulId^nSs 
 connected with said office, and the necessttv 
 
 J??raJS%S??ed'«S^^h? 1-Sr 'S 
 bl8 said communications, be made 'knd that 
 
 Rn®«?il?f^°^ gentlemen, viz. O. J. Hamilton, 
 
 5 oTnwa^ll tT*p'^t?^,5= 5' McDonald. Reeve* 
 Pinrih • «ii^' '^•£- McNaughton, Reeve of 
 John Hennpit^S?"'"- Reeve Of Osnabruck. and 
 nni,?f?H^°^*^ Reeve of Roxborough, be ap- 
 mIsPB^'!,*^"^"?°"'™'"ee to examine the pre- 
 the ner.e«'^iTJ'^l^° A?^ consider and determine 
 Seex'tlnuLreof'*'^ '^''^''' *«^«^ '''' *°*» 
 thl^sald^om^ul®® further recommend that 
 nrooPPrt a«?^i"®1 ^t *°<* »fP empowered to 
 such ?ena7r«°!«1'' *?J'« '»«'^e and constructed 
 cretlon '^f »r ^,^ *". ^^^ exercise of their die- 
 cono?ndft fn h^'^'''°« ^^^ premises, they may 
 thnt thl «ioi^® necessary and deslraole, and 
 be bvVhfi^ l^"'',".^^ «.«'<^ fiub-commlttee to 
 into nmf^ appointed be empowered to enter 
 Michrontr«?f1'°" hehalfof this corporation, 
 I "tUns of ?hP „ .M ™"^ ^'« necessary for the 
 siirnr\/ i^'^.i?'^'? ^P^^' an'l tbat the Trea- 
 the?eoffl.mIS'';''''''*.ta P«y «"«h expenses 
 saldcffirma^^''^''^''^^^^ or ordered by the 
 
 mIs"" KpT'^Jh^^t *'",? '•^commend that 
 uacHsrs. Kerr ard Haml ' n be oald for nnn 
 
 Sct^lt'ilT'^V '^"««^^' for attending 8a?d 
 thl? \rr F ^l?^J*^^"'*e.^"" »° July last and 
 dftvs «n,i ;£ WcNaughton be paid for two 
 therewith. '^'"^ mileage in connection 
 
 thl3ri^?2!'™'*^®®. further recommend that 
 sSssloi of^hp°JiS^"f.« '■'■^"••'^ «* *be JanuSry 
 
 t"aiSfnft£e?oP«'-"*^'°° *""*•- S'l^pS 
 All of Which is lespectfully submitted. 
 
 „ , J- G- Adams, Chairman, 
 
 i^ommlttee Rooms, A.O.U W. Hall 
 
 Morrlsburgh, Oct. 27th', 1892. 
 
 ■ , 
 
 BY-LAW No. 1006. 
 
 ^ ^TownThin^^'f"^"^!-'''' '^raining parts of the 
 lownshlp of Roxborough, in these United 
 Counties, and for borrowing ou the credit 
 ?ii ^o® J^^.''^^ Comities of Stormont, Dun- 
 Hrp,/*""* ?'f "^^''''y »*^« s'lniof eight hun- 
 Jl^e'nnriheSe'^ '""''^ ^«"-« '- -- 
 
 alir^tt^d^^hlJffdW'rjSS?,^^^ 
 Whereas, a majority in numbers of th« 
 
 , Ry /^oll, of the property hereinafter snt 
 1:1m?.*'' \'« benefltte'd by the dmlnage have 
 petlllonec- this Council. Dravln? that Thit 
 Council do prosecute a plan'fo'^ the drainage 
 Fi.M f I^"™^"'-" 28. 27. 28. 29, 80 and 31, In t|?e 
 
 A^nd whereas, thereupon the said Com oil 
 procured anexamln,4t on to be made by RW 
 Lend rum P. L. 8., being a person competent 
 t,. h»°S PJi'-P^^e- «f the said locality proposed 
 to be drained, and has procured plarind 
 estimates or the work to be done by the saW 
 
 mad^bv1!!m oT'.hr^ ?" Assessment to be 
 maao by him of the real property to be bene- 
 fitted by such drainage stating as nearly as 
 he can the proportion of benefit which in h?s 
 oplnior. will b? derived in con sen ue nee of 
 ?hmonnt''TK^' ►'y «^ery road and l^^or por- 
 tion of lot-the said assessment so made beine 
 theasseHsment heroin enacted to be assessed 
 and levied upon the lots andparts of lots hero- 
 
if 
 
 e5 
 
 Inafter in that behalf speolfloallyBet forth and 
 described, and the report of the said B. W. 
 Lendram, In respect thereof, and of the said 
 drainage being as follows :— 
 
 ••To Adrian L Macdonell, Esq., Clerk of the 
 " Counties' Council of Stormont. Dundas 
 " and Qlengarry :— 
 " Dear Sir,— According to Instructions con- 
 " tamed in your letter to me, dated October 
 "29th, 1891, 1 have made an examination of 
 " Lots Numbers 26, 27, 28. 29, 80 and 81, in the 
 '* Bighth Concession of the Township of Roz- 
 " borough with a view to the drainage of said 
 " Lots, under the provisions ot the Municipal 
 "Drainage Act As the above named lots 
 " have DO natural outlet or creek it is neces- 
 " sary to make a good sized ditch as an outlet 
 •' for- ditches to the Butternut Creek. I find 
 " that the water coming from the 7th Conces- 
 '•slon. Roxborough, by ditches flows into the 
 8th Co cession and is left to find its way the 
 best It can I have laid out on the ground 
 and estimated for a main ditch, commencing 
 atth<* Concession Road between Concessions 
 7 and 8, thence North- Westerly followlngthe 
 old ditch on Lot 29, in 8th Concession; thence 
 to the side line betwoen 29 and SO to the 
 boundary between the Townships of Rox- 
 borough and Cambridge ; thence making a 
 new dlich along the boundary Westerly to 
 the ro!td allowance between Lots 6 and 7, in 
 ■the lOtb Concession, Cambridge; thence 
 'Northerly along the East side of said road 
 'allowance to a branch of the Butternut 
 ' Creek, crossing said road, and I find said 
 ' creek a good outlet for the proposed ditch." 
 "On the annexed plan I have shewn the 
 'course of the proposed ditch the depth 
 'to which the ditch will require to be dug 
 ■and the grade, AC, will fully appear on the 
 ' profiles herewith submitted." 
 " I estimate the cost of enlarging and 
 *' deepening the present ditch and 
 
 " digging the new ditch at $775 00 
 
 " Engineer's fees. Clerk's fees, Adver- 
 '•tising,etc HOOO 
 
 "In all $915 00 
 
 " This sura I assess against lands and road 
 " to be benefltted, and using said ditch as an 
 " outlet, as follows :— 
 
 Township of Roxborough. 
 Lot or Part Talue of 
 Concession. of Lot. Acres. Improvem'ts 
 7 Ept28 97.. $23 00 
 
 13 00 
 13 00 
 20 00 
 12 00 
 12 00 
 Bi30 100 25 00 
 
 7 Eiof W*28 
 
 7 WiofWil 
 
 7 Ept29 
 
 7 Npt Wi 29 
 
 7 8 Wi29 
 
 50. 
 88 
 50. 
 60. 
 
 7 N WptSO, 
 
 7 SWptSO 
 
 7 R Wpt30 
 
 7 Ept 31.... 
 
 7 Wi8l ... 
 
 7 WfEiSl 
 
 17. 
 15. 
 
 . 6S.. 
 
 . 49 J. 
 
 .100.. 
 
 60 
 
 7 Wi32 100... 
 
 7 Ei32 101).... 
 
 7 Ei33 100 ... 
 
 7 EJofWJ38. ...50 
 
 7 W i38 50.... 
 
 8 Epr26 115 
 
 8 Vfi 26 50... 
 
 8 Ei 27. 65 
 
 8 Wi 27 65 35 00 
 
 8 E428 66 35 00 
 
 8 Wi28 66 35 00 
 
 8 Ept 29 35 25 00 
 
 8 Spt29 1 100 
 
 500 
 800 
 17 00 
 12 00 
 24 00 
 12 01) 
 24 00 
 24 00 
 24 00 
 12 00 
 12 110 
 30 00 
 12 00 
 3»00 
 
 Wi29 86. $25 00 
 
 - • ~" ~ 25 00 
 
 26 00 
 
 80 00 
 30 00 
 48 00 
 40 00 
 
 81 00 
 16 00 
 30 00 
 20 00 
 
 8 EiofW*2» 35 
 
 8 WJofEJ29 35. 
 
 8 Ei80 35. 
 
 8 WiEiSO 35. 
 
 8 WptSO 76. 
 
 8 Wi31 75 
 
 8 NEpt.Sl 51. 
 
 8 8Ept3i 24. 
 
 8. Ei& 76. 
 
 8 Wi82 76 
 
 Concession Hoad, 7<&8 20 00 
 
 $835 00 
 
 10 . 
 10 . 
 10.. 
 10 . 
 
 Towmhip of Cambridge, 
 
 .SJ7. 100 
 
 .NEi7 50 
 
 8J6 100 
 
 N W\ 6 50 
 
 80 00 
 10 00 
 30 00 
 10 00 
 
 Total $916 00 
 
 "The ditch when completed to be kept in 
 ' repair by the Muniolpalities of Roxborough 
 ■and Cambridge at the expense of the lands 
 ■and roads herein assessed for construction 
 ■bald lands and road paying in the same rela- 
 ' tive proportion as for construction. 
 " I have the honor to be gentlemen 
 
 " Your obedient servant 
 
 "Sd. Robert W. Lbndrum, P.L.S. 
 ' Vankleek Hill, January 20th 1892." 
 
 And whereas the said Council are of opinion 
 the drainage of the locality described is desir- 
 able. 
 
 Be it therefore enacted by the said munici- 
 pal Council of the United Counties of Stor- 
 mont, Dundas and Glengarry, pursuant to the 
 provisions of the Municipal Act, 
 
 1st That the said report, plans and esti- 
 mates be adopted and the said drain and the 
 works connected therewith be made and con- 
 structed In accordance therewith 
 
 2nd That the Warden of the said United 
 Counties may borrow on the credit of the 
 Corporation of the said United Counties of 
 Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry the sum of 
 eight hundred and twenty-three dollars, being 
 the funds necessary for the work and may 
 issue debentures of the corporation to that 
 amount in sums of not less than $100.00 each 
 and payable within ten years from the date 
 thereof with Interest at the rate of four per 
 centum per annum, in ten consecutive 
 annual instalments to be of such amounts 
 that the aggregate amount payable for princi- 
 pal and interest in any year shall be equal (as 
 nearly as may be) to whut is payable for 
 principal and interest during each of the 
 other years of such period of ten years, such 
 debentures to be payable at the Bank of Mont- 
 real. Toronto. 
 
 3rd. And for the purpose of paying the sum 
 of $8Ij8 00. being the amount charge! against^ 
 the said lands so to be benefitted as aforesaid 
 other than lands or roads belonglni; to the 
 municipality of Roxborough, and to cover 
 interest thereon for ten years at the rate of 
 four per cent, per annum, the following 
 special rates over and above all other rates 
 shall be assessed and levied lu the same 
 manner and at the same time as taxes are 
 levied upon the undermentioned lots and 
 parts of lots and the amount of the said 
 special rates and Interest assessed as aforesaid 
 against each lot or part of lot respectively 
 shall be divided into ten equal parts and one 
 such part shall be assesHed and levied as 
 aforesaid in each year for ten years after the 
 final passing of tiuB by-law, during which the 
 said debentures have to run. 
 
 ..^ 
 
..$25 00 
 ... 25 00 
 ... 25 00 
 ... 30 00 
 ... 30 00 
 ...48 00 
 ... 40 00 
 ... 81 00 
 . . . 16 00 
 ... 30 00 
 ... 20 00 
 ... 20 00 
 
 $885 00 
 
 ...80 00 
 ... 10 00 
 ... 80 00 
 ...10 00 
 
 .$916 00 
 be kept In 
 oxborough 
 f the lands 
 >n8trnotion 
 same rela- 
 
 Q. 
 
 in 
 
 rvant 
 H, P.L.S. 
 
 of opinion 
 ed is desir- 
 
 id munioi- 
 18 of 8tor- 
 lant to the 
 
 I and esti- 
 in and the 
 le and con- 
 lid United 
 5dit of the 
 lounties of 
 ^he sum of 
 liars, being 
 and may 
 ou to that 
 100.00 each 
 1 the date 
 if four per 
 lonseoutlve 
 ti amounts 
 for prinol- 
 )e equal (as 
 ayabie for 
 ch of the 
 'ears, such 
 ikof Mont- 
 
 ng the sum 
 eJ against 
 IS aforesaid 
 luK to the 
 a to cover 
 he rate of 
 
 following 
 >ther rates 
 
 tbe same 
 
 taxes are 
 I lots and 
 r the said 
 8 aforesaid 
 espectlvfly 
 ts and one 
 
 levied as 
 's after the 
 : which the 
 
 SCHEDULE OP LANDS AND 
 
 ^"■'"SffSSs^^isy 
 
 ROADS 
 
 « 
 
 I 
 
 7., 
 
 7.. 
 
 7.. 
 
 7 . 
 
 7.. 
 
 7.. 
 
 7.. 
 
 7.. 
 
 7.. 
 
 7.. 
 
 7.. 
 
 7.. 
 
 7.. 
 
 7.. 
 
 7.. 
 
 7.. 
 
 7.., 
 
 7.., 
 
 8.., 
 
 8... 
 
 8... 
 
 8... 
 
 8... 
 
 8... 
 
 8... 
 
 8 .. 
 
 8... 
 
 8... 
 
 8... 
 
 8... 
 
 8... 
 
 8... 
 
 8... 
 
 8... 
 
 8 .. 
 
 8..., 
 
 8..., 
 
 «fbn£°''°?***P o' Ro*borough, viz- 
 ^^shlpof OamFrrdTeflS CoSSt^i^Rus'seli? '•°^*»»^JP. i^^ ButteFiTut 
 
 Lots No8. 
 
 Lot or Part of 
 Lot. 
 
 Ept28 
 
 E4ofWi28'.' 
 WiofWj28. 
 Ept29 ... 
 Npt Wi 29..! 
 rt W i 29. 
 
 Ei8o ....:; ■■ 
 
 N WptSO.... ■ 
 aWpt80. ... 
 
 8M ptSO 
 
 BptSl 
 
 W|Ei81 
 
 Wi32. 
 
 E482 
 
 Kj83 :; 
 
 E}of Wi33... 
 
 Wi33. 
 
 Ept28 
 
 Wi26 .. 
 
 Ei27 . 
 
 W J27 
 
 Ei28 
 
 Wi28 
 
 Ept29 
 
 8pt29 ;■* 
 
 W>29 
 
 Ei wi29. ..;; 
 
 WiKj29 
 
 Ei30 
 
 wiBi3o : 
 
 WptSO 
 
 WiSl . 
 
 NEptSl 
 
 S E ot 81 
 
 Ei32 
 
 W 482 
 
 <i 
 c» 
 
 97. 
 49. 
 5(). 
 K8 
 50. 
 50 
 100. 
 17. 
 15 
 68. 
 
 m. 
 
 100., 
 50 . 
 100.. 
 100 . 
 100. 
 50.. 
 60.. 
 116 
 50.. 
 65 . 
 65.. 
 66 
 66.. 
 35 . 
 1. 
 85. 
 •■«. 
 
 -jO. 
 
 85. 
 
 J5 
 
 75 
 
 75. 
 
 5;. 
 
 24. 
 75. 
 76 
 
 2196J. 
 ^i^grKeable to Municipality 
 
 B«^5^'*?''*'"8'» ^or CoDoesslon 
 Road between 7th and SthCon 
 
 9 In fl 
 
 ^as 
 
 $ 23 00. . 
 13 00.. 
 18 00.. 
 20 110.. 
 12 00.. 
 12 00.. 
 26 00.. 
 
 5 00.. 
 
 8 10 
 17 00.. 
 12 00.. 
 24 OU. . 
 12 00.. 
 24 00.. 
 24 00.. 
 
 24 00.. 
 12 00.. 
 12 00.. 
 30 00.. 
 12 00 . 
 30 00.. 
 35 00.. 
 35 00.. 
 35 00.. 
 
 25 00.. 
 1 00.. 
 
 25 00.. 
 25 00.. 
 25 00 
 30 00.. 
 30 00.. 
 48 00.. 
 40 00.. 
 81 00.. 
 '6 00.. 
 30 00 . 
 20 00.. 
 
 *^ 2? u 
 
 lis 
 
 $815 00.. 
 
 ( 536.. 
 3 08.. 
 
 3 03.. 
 
 4 66.. 
 2 79.. 
 2 79.. 
 
 5 81.. 
 116.. 
 
 1 86.. 
 8 96.. 
 
 2 79 . 
 
 6 58.. 
 2 79.. 
 6 68.. 
 
 5 68 . 
 
 6 58.. 
 2 79. 
 2 ',tf . . 
 
 7 00.. 
 2 79 . 
 
 7 00.. 
 
 8 17 
 8 17. 
 
 8 17. 
 
 6 81. 
 28. 
 5 81 
 5 81. 
 5 82. 
 
 7 00. 
 7 00. 
 
 11 18. 
 
 9 82 
 7 22.. 
 
 3 78., 
 7 00.. 
 
 4 66.. 
 
 O W (A 
 
 20 00. 
 I$835 00.' 
 
 $189 84. 
 
 4 66 
 
 28 86. 
 16 08., 
 16 03 
 24 66.. 
 14 79 . 
 14 79. . 
 80 81.. 
 
 6 16.. 
 
 986 . 
 20 96 
 14 79. . 
 20 68.. 
 14 70. . 
 29 68. 
 29 68. 
 
 29 58. 
 14 79. 
 14 79. . 
 87 00.. 
 14 79. . 
 87 00.. 
 48 17. . 
 48 17. . 
 48 17 . 
 80 81.. 
 
 128.. 
 80 81.. 
 
 30 81.. 
 80 82.. 
 37 00.. 
 
 87 00.. 
 69 18 . 
 i9 82. . 
 
 88 22.. 
 19 78. . 
 37 00.. 
 24 66.. 
 
 o la c 
 ', I a g « 
 
 fi 13 tC ^ 
 ~ 2 00 bl 
 
 $ 
 
 2S8 
 
 1 60 
 
 1 60 
 
 2 47 
 148 
 
 148 
 
 8 09 
 
 61 
 
 99 
 
 2 10 
 
 gglil 
 
 96 
 48 
 48 
 8 70 
 148 
 8 70 
 4 81 
 4 81 
 4 81 
 808 
 12 
 308 
 3 08 
 8 08 
 
 3 70 
 8 70 
 692 
 
 4 93 
 8 82 
 
 1 97 
 8 70 
 
 2 47 
 
 $194 50.. 
 
 $1,004 84 
 
 24 66. 
 
 tj^efollowlngspeolVK.Ver".''^/t'K*°i'"„'S 
 
 interest thereon for ten 
 
 our per cent, per annum 
 
 other rate87"b^Tevred nn ^Yf *'>* above all 
 
 viz.. the sum of $2.47 per annum. °°' 
 
 6tb. That the 
 amount required 
 
 $1,029 60. 
 
 Each 
 Year. 
 
 $23 00 . 
 
 18 00.. 
 
 18 00 . 
 
 20 00.. 
 
 12 00 .. 
 
 12 OO.., 
 
 25 00.., 
 600 ., 
 800... 
 
 17 00... 
 
 12 00... 
 
 24 00... 
 
 12 00... 
 
 24 00... 
 
 24 UO... 
 
 24 00... 
 12 00... 
 
 000 .. 
 80 00... 
 
 80 00... 
 86 00 .. 
 86 00 .. 
 35 OIJ. . . 
 26 00... 
 
 1 00..., 
 26 00..., 
 
 25 00 .. 
 25 00.... 
 80 00.... 
 
 80 00... 
 48 00.... 
 40 00.... 
 
 81 00..,. 
 16 00.... 
 80 00.... 
 20 00.... 
 
 $100 48 
 
 2 47 
 
 $102 95 
 
 $80300.... $187 05 $99 00 
 
 20 00..., 
 
 $ 6 
 808 
 8 08 
 
 4 66 
 2 79 
 2 79 
 
 5 81 
 
 1 16 
 1 
 896 
 
 2 79 
 568 
 2 79 
 658 
 668 
 668 
 2 79 
 000 
 
 7 00 
 2 79 
 700 
 
 8 17 
 8 17 
 8 17 
 
 6 81 
 28 
 5 81 
 5 81 
 5 82 
 700 
 700 
 
 1118 
 982 
 722 
 878 
 
 7 00 
 4 66 
 
 
 4 6i. 2 47 
 
 95 $82800.... $191 71 $10147 
 
 Interest. Principal. 
 
 |:.:::::;:»gt;--*SS. 
 
 8 27 82 . 
 
 • 24 88 ., 
 
 • 2129., 
 
 • 1808.. 
 
 • 14 74.. 
 
 • 1126 .. 
 
 • 764.. 
 888... 
 
 4 
 5. 
 6. 
 7. 
 8. 
 9. 
 10. 
 
 7127... 
 74 15... 
 77 09... 
 80 18... 
 88 89 .. 
 86 73... 
 90 21... 
 
 sa™ of $101.47 being the 
 meet the debentures t»be''lL«?,Vli""*''y. *° 
 
 97 60. 
 
 $191 71 $8iii;; 
 
 Total Annual 
 Amount. 
 
 ....$10147 
 
 10147 
 
 .... 10147 
 
 .... 10147 
 
 .... 10147 
 
 .... 10147 
 
 •... 10147 
 
 .... 10147 
 
 .... 10147 
 
 .... 10148 
 
 01,014 71 
 
 A. I AlAODOirBT.T.. A A r, 
 
 lAODOI^BLI,^^^ A. A. STBWABT. 
 
 A. I. MAODOWKI.L, A A 
 
 Clerk. "^ 
 
 i u 
 
 I 
 
 lii 
 
 Stbwabt, 
 Wapden. 
 
67 
 
 BT-LAW NO. 1010. 
 
 By-Law of the United Counties of Stormont, 
 Dundaa and Glengarry, to change the 
 place of holding the October Session of the 
 Counties' Council of the said United Coun- 
 ties from the Music Hall. Morrisburgh, (as 
 enacted by By-Law No. 1005 of said United 
 Couutles), to the Hall of the Ancient Order 
 of United Workmen, In said Village of 
 Morrlsburgh. . . tt .* ^ 
 
 Be U enacted, a by-law of the said United 
 Counties ol Stormont, Dundas Hud Glengarry, 
 that from and after the passing of this by-law, 
 By-Law No. 1005 of the said United Counties, 
 passed on the 23rd day of June, A. D. 1892. be 
 and the same Is hereby repealed Insofar as 
 Che same enacts that the October Session of 
 the Counties' Council of the said United Coun- 
 ties be held at the Music Hall, Morrisburgh. 
 
 And It is further hereby enacted, that the 
 October Session of said Council be held at the 
 Hall of the Ancient Order of United Work- 
 men, In said Village of Morrisburgh. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed In open Council, 
 this 24th day of October. A. D. 1892. 
 A. L MAOBONBIil., A. A. STKW 4.RT, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 BT-IiAW NO 1011. 
 
 By-Law to appoint two High School trustees 
 for Division No. 5, Iroquois. Intlie place 
 and stead of A. B. Carman, E»iq , and Thos. 
 Jamleson, Esq., M. D., resigned. 
 Whereas, by By-Law No. 948 of this Cor- 
 poration, passed on the 29 Lh day of January, 
 A. D 1831, and intituled "By-Law to appolnl 
 High School Trustees," A. B. Carman, Esq., of 
 IroqooLs, was appointed trustee of the said 
 Hlgn School Division No. 5 for the statutory 
 term. 
 
 And whereas, by By-Law No. 984 of this 
 Corporation, passed on the 29th day of Jan- 
 uary, A.. D. 1892, and intituled "By-Law to an 
 pomt^igh School Trustees," Dr. Jamiesou of 
 Mountain Station, was appointed trustee for 
 said High School Division No. 6 for the 
 statutory term. 
 
 And whereas, the said A. B- Carman and 
 Dr. Jamleson have each tendered in writing 
 to this Council their respective resignations 
 as such High School trustees, by reason 
 whereof it becomes necessary to appoint 
 successors. 
 
 Be it therefore enacted and It is hereby 
 enacted a By-Law of the Corporation of the 
 Unite ^ Counties of Stormont, Dundas and 
 Glengarry that Allen G. Ross, Esq., of Iroquois, 
 In said counties, be and he is hereby appointed 
 High School trustee for said Division No. 5, 
 Iroquois, in the place and stead of the said 
 A. B. Carman, resigned, for the remainder of 
 the present and the whole of next year, and 
 that R. M. Bouck. Esq., of Irena, in th6 Town- 
 ship of Matilda, in said Counties, be and he is 
 hereby appointed High School trustee for said 
 Division No. 5, Iroquois, In the place and 
 stead of the said Dr. Jamleson, resigned, for 
 the remainder of the present year and for the 
 years 1893 and 1894, and that each of the said 
 trustees hereby appointed be subject to the 
 same rights and duties conferred and imposed 
 by statate. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed In open Council, 
 this 27lh day of October, A. D. 1892. 
 A I. Macdoneli., a. a. Stewart, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 BY-1.AW NO. lOlSS. 
 
 By-Law for payment of Orders and Accounts. 
 
 Whereas, it is necessary that the payment 
 
 of moneys granted by the Corporation of 
 
 these United Counties be authorised by by- 
 law. 
 
 Be it therefore enacted, a by-law of the Cor- 
 poration of the United Counties of Stormont, 
 Dundas and Glengarry, that each of the 
 persons hereinafter named, do receive the 
 uum set opposite his name in the sohedQles 
 marked "A" 'B," -0" and 'D," (hereto an- 
 nexed), and that the Treasurer be and he la 
 hereby authorized to pay the amounts con- 
 tained in such schedules and signed by the 
 Warden to the said persons so named therelu. 
 
 Parsed, signed and sealed in open Council, 
 this 27th day of October, A. D. 1892. 
 
 A. I. MAODONBIiL, A. A. STEWART, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 SCHEDULE A, 
 
 Referred to iu above By-Law Nu. 1012 and la 
 Report of Finance Committee. 
 
 OENBBAL OO0NTIBS AOOOUMTS. 
 No. of 
 acct. 
 
 1 The Olengarrian, printing for Glen- 
 garry LPS. I 180 
 
 2 The Glengarry Reform Pub. Co., ad- 
 vertising October Session 1 50 
 
 3 Maclenuan, Llddell <t Cilne, opinion 
 
 on school law 10 00 
 
 4 iSt. Lawrence News, adv'R October 
 
 Session .... 1 60 
 
 5 The Freeholder, printing and adv'g 
 
 October Session 6 00 
 
 6 Messrs. Hart & Co., non-collected tax 
 
 rolls and post age (Treas.) 1 60 
 
 7 The Geor^o Bishop Btigrnving and 
 
 i'rlubinis' Co., Treasui er'.-. Books. 13 50 
 
 8 Chas. F. £)awson, Stormont Registry 
 
 office books... 
 
 9 Charies F.Daw8on,Qlengarry Registry 
 
 office books 
 
 10 A. T. Porteous, flag for court House. . 
 
 11 Joseph Doust, Surrogate Court office 
 
 books 12 
 
 12 John G. Hunter, plumbing and re- 
 
 pairs to Public Buildings 1199 
 
 13 Hart A Co , Stormont Registry office 
 
 abstracts 10 00 
 
 14 Cornwall Water Works Co., water 
 
 supply to Public Buildings and Stor- 
 mont Registry office 27 50 
 
 15 Dundas Registry office, desk, wood, 
 
 letter flle, <ftc., 8 30 
 
 16 Cornwall Post office, box rent 8 years 
 
 [Co.Treas.] 3 00 
 
 17 Cornwall Post office, box rent 1 year 
 
 [Co.Clerk] 1 50 
 
 18 Cornwall Gas Works, gas acot. Ist 
 
 June to Ist Oct 29 74 
 
 19 John G. Hunter, plumbing repairs to 
 
 gaol •••• 48 17 
 
 20 Wm. Atchison, putting up flag pole, 
 
 Ac 18 98 
 
 21 Henry W. Weber, rubber stamps and 
 
 stationery , 986 
 
 22 Winchester Press, advertisingOotober 
 .Session of Council 160 
 
 23 Dr. McDlarmid, P. S. I. Glengarry. 
 
 postage and express acot 8 47 
 
 24 Cornwall JStandard, printing teacher's 
 
 certlflcates 8 60 
 
 25 Arthur Brown, I.P.S. Dundas, postage 
 
 and express acot 8 83 
 
 26 Cornwall Standard, printing blank 
 
 forms 7 00 
 
 27 J7eru{c;,Morrl8burgh, advertising and 
 
 printing 2 50 
 
 23 Dundas Registry office, coal acct ... 31 00 
 
 29 A. McNaughtcn, I. P, 8. Stormont. 
 
 postage and e. tcss acot 7 90 
 
 30 J. C. Alguire, acct. for Stormont 
 
 Registry office 1 81 
 
 83 UO 
 
 10 00 
 26 00 
 
 00 
 
rUed by by- 
 
 w of the Cor- 
 3f Stormont, 
 each of the 
 receive tbe 
 le sohedalea 
 ' (hereto an- 
 t>e and he Is 
 moanta oon- 
 Kned by tbe 
 aed therelu. 
 >8n Council, 
 
 Stbwabt, 
 Warden. 
 
 . 1012 and in 
 ttee, 
 
 UNTS. 
 
 Glen- 
 
 I 180 
 
 0., ad- 
 
 150 
 
 3lnlon 
 
 1000 
 
 otober 
 
 150 
 
 adv'g 
 
 600 
 
 3d tax 
 
 100 
 
 K and 
 
 H. 13 50 
 
 Klstry 
 
 83 UO 
 
 gi8lry 
 
 10 00 
 
 }U8e.. 26 OU 
 office 
 
 1200 
 
 id re- 
 
 . .... 1199 
 
 office 
 
 1000 
 
 trater 
 Stor- 
 
 27 50 
 
 wood, 
 
 830 
 
 years 
 
 300 
 
 year 
 
 150 
 
 t. Ist 
 
 29 74 
 
 Irs to 
 
 48 17 
 
 pole, 
 
 1898 
 
 sand 
 
 986 
 
 itober 
 
 150 
 
 ;«rry. 
 
 847 
 
 sher's 
 
 360 
 
 istage 
 
 888 
 
 >lank 
 
 700 
 
 land 
 
 860 
 
 3100 
 Qont. 
 
 790 
 
 mont 
 181 
 
 40 00 
 
 ^°^'--- ITiiFs 
 
 A. A. Stkwabt, Warden. 
 SCHEDULE B. 
 Referred to In Rv-Law Wn ir \o «.,j . 
 
 Of Pinanorcommute%°^ *° ''^°'' 
 
 yo'ir ="^'^^«'^^« BKAINAOB ACOOUKTS. 
 
 ao«t. 
 
 1 Expense. Committees Expenses 
 
 » S^ S- ■A- McArthur. Com'p 
 8 do Maclennan Ll^rdeVlTciine 
 
 acct "'"uoii anjiine 
 
 i::i:!Fsii=j^®" 
 
 $32 50 
 59 (JO 
 
 14 (>0 
 500 
 
 ^etiZeft^/Xroriul^r'J^'^ United Coun- 
 UniV^rt fv;,,.r.T V of the Corporation of these 
 MoS,^a^ Cornw'aM^.^,'"';^'^''"^'" ^^e Bank of 
 or person' the^»m o?'Vi'"°"}£°™« "^^^^^ »>HEk 
 to mJJt rhi! ^"™ °' ''*"'■ thonsand dollars 
 Corporal,^ °'*'^«""«°' expenditure of' this' 
 
 k£- ?*'*'' ^^^ «»'<* Warden and Treasni-«r 
 i^^^'ef urrS tJlLe^rSe'E?- 
 
 thfs*ad''afrorblr?rD.:"l89r" ^°"°«" 
 
 A. I. MACDONEI.L A. A. STKWABT. 
 
 <^'«'l^- Warden. 
 
 are 
 
 sum Of 
 
 taxes levied 
 
 secuf" 
 
 Total. 
 
 80 
 20 50 
 
 1253 27 
 
 ':''■' $1363 77 
 
 A A. Stew A KT, Warden. 
 
 (Sd.) 
 
 SCHEDULE C 
 
 Referred to In By-Law No m<> an^ i 
 
 Of Finance Commluel"'* '° '^^*''*' 
 
 ^^ BOXBOBOUGH DBAINAOB ACCOUNTS. 
 
 ' Jr^a^c'sr '^«"^-«". --^ 
 
 ' ^o^^fe\^^^.S°™-^«y.HalUor court**' ^ 
 ' fSZ' R^Si/----; •Hervic^s- at 
 ^'^crrro«fR^vlsl?r-'''--lces 
 
 * %ivlswm "'°''^' "^''^^^ "^tCourt 
 ' >^ls,5;rar^,?,^^7r*-« -^CouVt o^^ 
 
 ""IIZVJ. So^^"'^'^^^' «<lvertrsi-.gBy: 
 
 By-Jf*^.to authorize the borrowing of money 
 
 Total. 
 
 8 00 
 4 75 
 655 
 6 15 
 900 
 100 00 
 
 BY-tAW uro. 1014. 
 
 r^- .1. - authorize the borrowing or 
 £"^'he liquidation of IJabimies incurred 
 
 (Council To sSp^rvisethp^Ln^P^'^'f^ ^y ^^Is 
 drainage worki ami nii°°^H""'''"" "^^^W 
 ^".w^oras. and pay various accounts 
 
 (Sd.) A. A. Stkwabt, Warden. 
 SCHEDULK D. 
 Referred to In By-Law Vo loi-j «.,j . « 
 
 Of the Fina*u"ce''coml5,!?el'° ''"P"''' 
 
 TION RTvitw Tio i .».. • , 
 
 of 
 acct. 
 
 No^'ol'"'*'''"'^"" DKAINAQE ACCOUNTS. 
 
 acct. 
 
 1 Interest, Interest and drnft «io>; on 
 
 Total 
 
 5 
 
 connected with said wnrt« l^*"^^ accounts 
 
 uSr.ed ctunile7 oPX^'^ * »4** «' the 
 Glengarry that , hi w^ ?"°^'' Dundas and 
 
 lar8,or such aSnt a/mi^'^^K t'^'*"''*"'* ^o'" 
 
 and also that tne wardPn «L^%*«^''^^^ »P™' 
 thetimebeinK beaufhn^-«J? ^'■^'^^'"•er for 
 to renew al Minh n^i^^ '"'*. *°** empowered 
 
 time urnif such time asThe^'iami'";^™ 'l""^ *« 
 and retired h^ *kL^>^ ^^® same can be paid 
 
 8ubse?uentlJ^to''be''',KS' °' !.*'« debentures 
 Hubseguent ly to he nSn "k"**?!:.« By-^-aw 
 "nderandby vlriuAo?««« «;7y V^'l Council 
 Oncarlo Stat^utl'ry^r rfrl^L*^^«oi.To\L°r' 
 
 tbTsT7,2'dry°o^^rbr!f'^.»^«2P«'^ Council 
 
 ,"'**,'""i $20;) 60 
 
 -L^' ^'^^WARx. Warden. 
 
 BY-l.AW .\0. 10 It 
 
 By-Law of the ro*-por t'o" of tho it„i. .> 
 Counties of Hlor^Min , hnn, al'andO «?,'* 
 
 October, AD. J892. 
 A. I. Macdonell, a a 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 Stkwabt, 
 Warden. 
 
 BY-LAW No 1015. 
 
 !ls^Sj:n°S^'£^^?i^'™y??=^°sxi 
 
 1. That ihi, couiiiri hfrebj- auihorlzes the 
 
 
 <i 
 
 and 
 
 other sourceV ' '^'"'"^y purposes or 
 
 tb^s"^.i;h''/a'i?,a.is3e;r^^fi.T89r"''°"'^°" 
 
 A.I. Maodonkll, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 A. A Stkwabt, 
 Warden. 
 
I 
 
 SI 
 
DETAILED STATEMENT 
 
 — OP THE 
 
 KBCEIPTS AND EXPEMDItdres 
 
 — OF.^ 
 
 THIE 
 
 ■0"3SriTEX) 
 
 OOUasTTlBS 
 
 — 0F_ 
 
 STORMONT, OUNOAS AND GLENGARRY 
 
 From January 1st to Decemb 
 
 er 31st, 1891. 
 
 °- ^- '^^TTIOB. TBEAStJBEB. 
 
 MORRISBURQH: 
 1892. 
 

 ill 
 
 
 O. J. 
 
 
 JmW 
 
 
 1891 
 
 / 
 
 Dec. 
 
 
 Feb'y 1 
 
 
 April 
 May . 
 Oct. 
 
 
 Efc. [ 
 
 
 Dec. c 
 
 
 1891. 
 
 
 Jan'y 1 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 
 2 
 
 
 2 
 
 
 Feb'y 1 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 Mar. 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 V 
 
 
 2 
 
 
 April ' 
 
 
 V 
 
 
 June ( 
 
 
 i; 
 
 
 Aug. 1 
 Sept. .' 
 
 
 
iieniiES mnwM of umm m mmmu 
 
 IPOia T UB TTBAi e, 1891. 
 
 O. J. MATTIOB, Treasurer, in Account Current with the United 
 uiW uountlea of Stormont, Dundas and Qlengarry, from January 
 1st to Decem ber Slst, 1891. 
 
 ,Qn, Adminlstraflon of Jnstlce. 
 
 1891. Dr^ 
 
 Dec. 31, To Clprk of the Peace, Transfer of Account $ 486 35 
 
 Constables, •' «• qq2 69 
 
 Conveyance of Prisoners, " " ..."." 471 96 
 
 Coroners, •< « 306 05 
 
 County Attorney, •« '' 4|8 93 
 
 Crown Witnesses, « « .... 381 35 
 
 SfJer. •• " 48 00 
 
 Division Court Clerks, "^ « 37 33 
 
 Gaol Surgeon, <« " 225 00 
 
 Gaoler and Turnkey, " « .,,,,[ 990 00 
 
 Gaol expenses, " •« .*..." 698 12 
 
 Government Auditors, " •< * 43 00 
 
 Interpreter, » u ,„". 1 00 
 
 Jury expenses, « u 2,538 40 
 
 JIat';on» " " 115 00 
 
 onerlflf, « .. j 021 26 
 
 Stenographer, « « 91 50 
 
 $9,340 94 
 
 Cr. 
 
 Feb'y 21, By Criminal Justice refund | 662 00 
 
 April J7. ;; « " ;. 376 99 
 
 May 30, « « " 336 99 
 
 Oqt. 6, " « " 748 73 
 
 Dec. 31, Division Court Jury Fund, Transfer of Account 104 36 
 Fines, u .< 31 49 
 
 2,260 61 
 
 Dec. 31, 3y carried to Expenditure Account 7,080 33 7,080~33 
 
 .„^, Auctioneers' I^icenses. 
 
 1891. Or. 
 
 Jan'y 12, By J. J. Thompson. Stormont ,. | 12 00 
 
 10, Robert Feek, Cornwall ."'.'." 6 00 
 
 20, J labroose, Roxborough 6 00 
 
 26, M E Park, Stormont .....'..' 12 00 
 
 26, JMcEvoy, do 12 00 
 
 Feb'y 11, •! R McMonagle, Finch 6 00 
 
 13, Oscar Fulton, Roxborough .....'.' 6 00 
 
 Mar. 6, Wm Hall, Township of Cornwall 6 00 
 
 10, do Charlottenburgh 6 00 
 
 18, P C Bowen, Dundas 12 00 
 
 19, J C Munroe, Finch ......V.V. 6 00 
 
 21, N. Dupuis, Roxborough .*..*. 6 00 
 
 April 7, Wm Banford, Matilda '* 6 00 
 
 14, A A McDougall, Roxborough ', 6 00 
 
 14, J C Munroe, Osnabruck 6 00 
 
 June 9, M Maloney, Township of Cornwall 3 00 
 
 13, J Connelly, Osnabruck 6 00 
 
 Aug. 12, Jacob Hopper, do 6 00 
 
 Sept. 5, Samuel Logan, Dundas [ 12 00 
 
 8, D McDonald, Township of Cornwall , ', 6 00 
 
 ,1. 1 
 1 
 
m 
 
 A 
 
 Wept. 29, By James Clark, Kenyon • t 6 00 
 
 Oct. 22, James Helps, Township ot Lancaster b 0) 
 
 22, A W .Vlullin, Mountain y J>JJ 
 
 28, Jacob Hopper, Dundas ij W 
 
 Nov. 3, D. McDonald, Charlottenburgh 6 00 
 
 4, Dan Casselman, Dundas \f JJJJ 
 
 9, Georce Dillon, do j- JJJ 
 
 14, Jas. Connelly, do 1- ^ 
 
 Dec. 31, To carried to Revenue Account $222 00 
 
 Bills Payable. 
 
 1890. ^«- 
 
 Dec. 31, By Note v.nder discount at the Bank of Montreal, 
 proceeds of which were expended on Gen- 
 eral Account, By Laws 814, 82.': and 891 $15,000 00 
 
 Note under discount at the Bank of Montreal, 
 proceeds of which were expended on Gen- 
 eral Account, By-Laws 901, 915 and 941 3,500 00 
 
 Note under discount at the Bank of Montreal, 
 proceeds of which were expended on Gen- 
 eral Account, By Laws 943 an<l 941 6,000 00 
 
 Note under discount at the Bank of Montreal, 
 proceeds of which were expended on Ches- 
 terville Dam Account, By-Laws 918 and 941 16,000 00 
 
 1891. ^ , 
 
 June 30, Bv Note discounted for expenditure on General 
 
 ■ Account, By Law 950 $2,500 00 
 
 July 16, Note discounted for River Beaudette Drain- 
 age account, By Law 957 2,000 00 
 
 31. Note discounted for General Account, By-Law 
 
 950 ],000 00 
 
 Aue. 24. Note discounted for General Account, By I^w 
 
 ^ ' 950 1,500 00 
 
 Note discounte<i for River Beaudette Drain- 
 age account. By Law 969 2.000 00 
 
 Nov. 27. Note discounted tor General Account, By Law 
 
 975 1.000 00 
 
 189L I>R' 
 
 Jan. 6, To Paid Note, General account $ 6,000 00 
 
 28, " '• " 3,500 00 
 
 April 10, '' Chesterville Dam account, in part 12,000 00 
 June 2, " General account 15,000 00 
 
 Dec. 31, By balance 
 
 Board of £xaiulner». 
 
 1891 Db. 
 
 Jan'y 14, To A McNaughton $ 8 00 
 
 A Brown 9 95 
 
 D McDiarmid 12 10 
 
 24, RB Carman 8 OO 
 
 29, RB Carman 12 00 
 
 Feb'y 2, A McNaughton 12 00 
 
 4, A Brown 16 45 
 
 D McDiarmid 17 00 
 
 f 222 00 
 
 $40,500 00 
 
 10,000 'JO 
 ii50,500 00 
 
 uG,500 (X) 
 S! 14,000 00 
 
22 00 
 
 )00 00 
 
 )00 'JO 
 iUO 00 
 
 )00 00 
 
 IUO 00 
 
 5 
 
 Mar. 21, A XfcNauglitor S qq 
 
 RB Carman ™"'.'.V.'. 8 00 
 
 A Brown , jq 4.. 
 
 D McDiarmid , i.> n'n 
 
 June 19, RB Carman V. J/...V.V.V.'.VV * 4 fK) 
 
 A MoNaughton .."...'.""...'.'. 4 00 
 
 A Brown ..*."!.*.*.,...".!..*.'.'**' 7 fin 
 
 D MoDiarmicI "'' o n • 
 
 Sept. 1, RB Carman V.'.V.'.V.V.V.V." '.'."."." 04 [Jo 
 
 D Mcl/iarraid ..'.................' 24 ''"> 
 
 A Brown ........!.!......"... .....l*. 20 20 
 
 A McNaughton .!!...!..*...".*.!......'!!!! 24 00 
 
 26, R B Carman .......,..........' 8 00 
 
 A McNaughton .......*.*.*..........,.'.*.'"* 8 00 
 
 A Brown .....!!..'.......!..!,.'.'.'!.." 10 6') 
 
 D McDiarm '1 10 in 
 
 Oct. 28, RB Carman "././.'. Z.Vr.'.V.V.'.'.V." 8 00 
 
 A McNaught n g qq 
 
 D McDiarmd i .!!!!!.....!.!....." ...... 12 15 
 
 A Brown ■,. -^ 
 
 Nov. 30, A Brown '".*.*..'!!'.".*.■.!!!!*.!'*.'.*.'.!."".'. 54" 
 
 D MoDiarmId ....*.'.'............ 8 10 
 
 A McNaughton !..."."!!!.!."!.'.*!!!!.!!!!!!" oo 
 
 R B Carman * Ann 
 
 Dec. 18, A Brown .'...V.*.'.*;.'.'.".'.*"*.!!ii.*." 47 45 
 
 D McDiarmid '" 44 oj^ 
 
 A McNaughton ZS'^^"":r:ZZ ^5 00 
 
 KB Carman f,g j5 
 
 R B Carman, Secretary , !!.*!.*!.'.'.'!!!!!![ 53 25 
 
 31, By carried to Etlucation account $604^ 
 
 Canada Teuiperance Act. 
 
 1890. Q^ 
 
 ^mh^' ^^ ^*'*"'^ '^•'922 91 
 
 Feb. 11, A. C. Mclntyrt^, P.M., in full of fines to date... 48 85 
 ^ov. 14, Archibald McNab. I. L, fines and parts of fines 
 
 on -.^ T.^^'jl'^'l'^^ ^y *^'™ '""^•^ vopeaX of Scott Act. 206 80 
 oU, D. F. McKmnon. I. L.,Stormcnt,Special Account 
 
 pai<l by order of Ontflo Government 43 79 
 
 Wm Pollock. I. L., Cornw .1, ditto, ditto *. 469 55 
 
 Dec. 2, ArchibaldMcNab, I. L.. Glengarry, ditto, ditto. 149 91 
 
 t, Asa Beach, I. L., Dundas, ditto, ditto 10 45 
 
 Dr. 
 Feb'y 4, To A. C. Mclntyre, P.M., Report of Committee, 3l8t 
 
 12, wm%ubbV.V.V.3.V.*.'.V'**.V.*.V..*.' "^ ^l ?S 
 
 13, .John Elliott v. .V.3.'.V.V.*.V.V."'" 6 18 
 
 ESRyan. ■_ ^^ J g ig 
 
 G M Southworth .....................*. 6 18 
 
 A D Gillies .'.V.V.V.... ...... 6 18 
 
 J J Poapst ^J' '""' 4 21 
 
 R Dupuy ".'.""'."'."'.!'.'.'.'.*.' 6 18 
 
 F Berna g 10 
 
 Refund of Licenses, per report of October, 
 1890 [ 
 
 Dec. 31, By l)a lance , 
 
 $604 20 
 
 2,852 26 
 
 $ 60 25 
 $2,792 01 
 
6 
 caretaker aud MeH^enger. 
 
 Dw. f 12 50 
 
 ^Tv2, TO P McMartin, Ut quarter's salary ;;•;;;;;;;;;;:;::;::: 50 00 
 
 25 A Cameron, at ,, .^ ^ 20 00 
 
 M„ M A Cameron, 2na ,. », 12 50 
 
 M*' 2?: 5Mc»I.rtln,2n.l „ j^-^j— 30.00 
 
 i"'y ^' D McMartio, 3rd •' .... 5000 
 
 ^"«; o' A Cameron, :5rd * .... 12 50 
 
 xo'v 25, D McMartin, 4th « ;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 5000 
 
 T^Tr,' 7 A Cameron, 4th 
 
 Dec. 7, A ^.tiui , ^^^^ ^^ 
 
 31. By carried to Expense account 
 
 Clerk of tUe Peace. 
 
 F'R. $T34 25 ' 
 
 jj^y'is, To Jame. Dingwall, ^^^^^^'^t^i^^ZZZ 225 37 
 
 j„„ 8, J.me= Dingwall, Governn^nt^A^ „ 
 
 0„, ,0, James Dingwall, Government Aud,t 
 
 Deo 3., By carried to AdminU.ration of Justice account »486 
 
 Conveyance of Prisoner*. 
 
 ,KO, ""• tl67 10 
 
 Feb'v 27, To Provincial Treasurer ; 30 48 
 
 Aig. 27, I : ;;;;:;;; 10= •*« 
 
 Nov. 20, — -— - 
 
 Dec. 31, By carried to Administration of Justice account WTl 
 
 Constablefl. 
 
 Dr. 
 
 T l^^^l To G Hayes, County Board of Audit * 
 
 •^*°- it' SherS Pay List, December Sess^^^^ ...;.• «* 45 
 
 14 John Kippen, Government Audit j^ ^^^ 
 
 ' A E Fetterley, '^ „ "". 8 00 
 
 E Bradley, ' 1 „f A„*A'iV ..' 15 85 
 
 A Thompson, County Board of Audit ^ g^ 
 
 PHitzman, '^ \^ ,, *.*.*." '.V'.'.'.V.... 32 86 
 
 • April 2, Pay^L^^': «F-g Ass.es, Government Audit...... f^ 0^ 
 
 ^ George E Tuttle, ^^ „ B 00 
 
 Geo H Monroe, ^^ .. .. 7 65 
 
 D McKle, " 73 50 
 
 IiilT 8 Pay List, June Sessions.........""- 26 78 
 
 ''"'^ ' George Crites, Government Audit - ^^ ^^ 
 
 A E Fetterly, " ,^ ;*.;... 7 50 
 
 EliMerkley, „ ... 3I 60 
 
 K Clarke, ^^ ,, """ 8 30 
 
 JasJarvis, ^^ ... 22 70 
 
 WWMerkley, *' ^ —;; n 95 
 
 20. Wm Ir'eTbov't Detective, re G FierVolo'rder of 
 
 ' Warden and uounty Attorney *"'8 50 
 
 Less returned - gg 5Q 
 
 Oct. 1 
 
 1250 00 
 
 9ec. 
 
 1891 
 Jan'y 
 
 $486 35 
 
 Ifai*. 
 April 
 
 May 
 
 June 
 
 July 
 
 1471 96 
 
 Sept 
 Oct. 
 
 Nov 
 
 Dec 
 
 li 
 Jan 
 Api 
 Jul 
 Oct 
 
 Dec 
 
00 
 
 \() 35 
 
 71 90 
 
 1 
 
 Oct. 10, Pay Liat Fttll Assizes •:•'••''::; "" 12 05 
 
 Jacob Hopper, Government Audit »- ^j. 
 
 Alex Earner, " ,719 
 
 D J McDonald, '* " ^i iV 
 
 K Clarke. " " HI 
 
 Hiram Bu«h, « o qa 
 
 GeoCrlteg, " " {t fl 
 
 John Kippen, 405 
 
 Mrs Duraot, for lodging prisoner . 
 
 Bee. 31, By carried to Administration of Justice account f 662 69 $662 69 
 
 Coroners. 
 
 1891 ^'*" * 7 oi) 
 
 Jan'v '5, To Jas T Munro. M.D., Medical Witness.... f ' -" 
 
 13, C J Hamilton, M.D., Government Audit | ^» 
 
 D McDiarmid, M.D., " " ^J J^ 
 
 W P Chamberlain, M.D., " ' ^t t^ 
 
 George Crites, Constable, " " ^ ^^ 
 
 do do do •' " , .Q 
 
 D A McDiarmid, do " ,. ^,. 
 
 Mar 20. D. McDiarmid, M.D., Medical witness 1^-^ 
 
 April 3 Jas T Munro, M.D., Government Audit » »" 
 
 ■^ • G O Hayes, Constable, " « '^ f " 
 
 May 0, D U Alguire, MJ)^Medical witnes •" ^ 
 
 E A Graveley, M.D., " 10 00 
 
 June 18, E A Graveley, MD., « « ......•.•• 
 
 19, D O Alguire, M.D., .,_ .(. 
 
 July 8, C J Hamilton, M.D., Government Audit • -^ JJJ ^ 
 
 u tt «« " " '. "^ ^ 
 
 8 10 
 George Crites, Constable, " " ., -^ 
 
 joh„%pen, ;. ;; ;; ...•••••••••••• 'l]l 
 
 '" 15 00 
 
 Hugh Leitch, Livery " ;' \. ^ 
 
 Burkley & Co., und'takers " •' f* ^ 
 
 A McDonald, ;; ;; ;; ;••;;•;;; ]l% 
 
 :; " '' •' " •.*.•.: 10 00 
 
 Sent 11. DO Alguire, M.D., Medical witness..... ^ 
 
 Oct ' 10 To C J Hamilton, M.D., Government Audit IJ 00 
 
 W A Munro, M.D., ♦* ' l qq 
 
 George Crites, Constable, •' , tn 
 
 K Clark, " " ;; i 5o 
 
 H McMillan, " " " -,2 40 
 
 Nov. 12, E McLaughlin, M.D., Medical witness J^ ^ 
 
 16, WGKirk,M,D., " J . 
 
 Dec 31 By carried to Administration of Justice account $306 05 
 
 ' County Attorney. 
 1891 UR. ^ 00 Aft 
 
 Jan. 13, To James Dingwall, Government Audit f ^^ ^^ 
 
 April 3, ;; •; „ » •"*.;;;*.*..'.".''."'.' 92 65 
 
 July 8, „ - 65 57 
 
 Oct. 10, ''^ ^, „ „ •;; 26 00 
 
 i. .« County Board of Audit J^l^ 
 
 Dec. 31, By carried to Administration of Justice account $418 93 
 
 $306 0» 
 
 •41 Q QX 
 
8 
 County. Board of Audit. 
 
 1891. ^. , .^!: MOU 
 
 Tan 12, To J F Pringle 8 00 
 
 •^^"- ' AHarkness ; 4 00 
 
 Aoril 2, J F Pringle ;;; 5 60 
 
 ^ ' DMcNaughton 7 00 
 
 D G McMillan 4 00 
 
 July 7, J F Pringle. ;•;;;;; 5 60 
 
 ^ DMcNaughton 7 00 
 
 D G McMillan *"" 4 00 
 
 nM 9 J F Pringle ''\[\ 5 60 
 
 ' DMcNaughton ;' 7 00 
 
 ■*DG McMillan ^ — 
 
 , $61 80 $61 80 
 
 Dec. 31, By carried to Expense account 
 
 County Clerk. 
 
 1891. , ^^' 1300 00 
 
 Dec 31, ToAlMacdonell.salary......... 12 OO 
 
 ^®°' ^' « By-Law 965 ' ^q qq 
 
 « special ._ 
 
 . $362 00 $362 00 
 
 By carried to Expense account • 
 
 County Offices. 
 
 1891. ^ T Q?i^* I 6 45 
 
 Feb. 3, To R Snetsinger, By-Law yoi •— • 2 03 
 
 J S Hunter, .^ ,., 3 80 
 
 jMcPhee, ' ,, .... 195 
 
 AlMacdonell, * ^. 12 00 
 
 Alex McDonald, ' ' *"icQi 67 50 
 
 17, J C Johnston, Report, January 1891 ^ ^ 
 
 Mar. 10, A J Cameron, repairs '-"'' 1 35 
 
 30, " " „ r:t"Qc'i '.'.'. 39 35 
 
 June 19 J G Hunter, By-Law 965 • ^ 50 
 
 G Bishop & Co., ^, _. 4 83 
 
 ATPorteous, ; 10 00 
 
 Nov. 2, Geo Gosling, ^'f ;;';; 2 00 
 
 JCopeland, .^ 150 
 
 Geo McDonell, 4 50 
 
 J G Johnston, " _ 
 
 , 1162 66 $162 66 
 
 Dec. 31, By carried to Expense account 
 
 County Auditors, 
 
 189L . ^^- $ 8 00 
 
 Jan'y 16, To A H PlimsoU, additional ■ 3^ qq 
 
 Feb,y20, " ", , " \\Z'. 30 00 
 
 Mar. 17, A J McDonald 3q 00 
 
 May 1, AHPhmsoli.. 3q Oq 
 
 28, A J McDonald _. 
 
 ■ il28 00 $128 00 
 
 Dec. 31, By carried to Expense account 
 
 Crier. 
 
 1891. ^^f • ,., « 23 20 
 
 Jar'ylS, To John Dewar, Government Audit ^ ^4 80 
 
 July 8, " '* - 
 
 Dec. 31, By carried to Administration of Justice account f 48 00 $ 48 00 
 
Crown IVitnesses. 
 
 isei. Dr. 
 
 JMar. 17, To Queen vs. Hall, Government Audit * 30 00 
 
 April 28, 
 
 June U, 
 
 Oct. 1, 
 
 l>ec. 8, 
 
 (< 
 (( 
 (( 
 
 i( 
 U 
 <( 
 <• 
 (( 
 l( 
 
 u 
 u 
 tl 
 It 
 
 it 
 
 u 
 
 (( 
 
 Allen 
 
 Hayes 
 
 Beach 
 
 Hall 
 
 Tilton 
 
 Morpan 
 
 Borrows 
 
 Gorrow 
 
 Rombough " 
 
 McDonald " 
 
 Gale 
 
 Cameron 
 
 Fetterly 
 
 Beach 
 
 Bridges 
 
 a 
 it 
 it 
 « 
 
 « 29 90 
 
 « 12 70 
 
 u ■"."'. 16.00 
 
 « * 19 20 
 
 •( 48 10 
 
 u ,', 10 00 
 
 u " ' 22 10 
 
 " ■ 26 70 
 
 IX '" 9 60 
 
 « ■" 35 05 
 
 u "[','„', 23 50 
 
 u " 25 00 
 
 « ..„ 19 00 
 
 u ' ' 6 70 
 
 u " 28 40 
 
 « ' 19 40 
 
 Dec. 31, By carried to Admin iatration of Justice account $381 35 $381 3j 
 
 Debentures. 
 
 1890. Cr. 
 
 Dec. 31, By balance, viz : r, . ^r. 
 
 Building Debentures $ 8,148 90 
 
 Nation Kiver Drainage Deben 
 
 tures, 1st issue 6,802 15 
 
 Nation River Drainage Deben- 
 tures, 2nd issue 19,135 87 
 
 River Beaudette Drainage 
 
 Debentures 8,974 62 
 
 ^•1891. 
 Mar, J, 
 
 Nation River Drainage Debentures, 3rd 
 
 $43,061 54 
 
 issue 
 
 County Building;Debentures, 2nd issue 
 
 14,709 40 
 21,676 95 
 
 $79 447 89 
 
 Dr. 
 
 Feb'y 27, To Paid River Beaudette Drainage Debenture 
 
 No. 2 ^ 99(18 
 
 May 1, Building Debentures, 1st issue. No. 6 1,636 02 
 
 Aug. 21, Nation River Drainage Debenture No. <, 1st 
 
 issue ^'^^'^ ^^ 
 
 Dec. 31, Reduction on Debenture No. 9, Nation River 
 
 Drainage, 1st iisue, under Sec. 4, Chap. 
 
 6,Vic.50,Ont -•. ^124 98 
 
 Cancellation of Debenture No. 10, N. R. D., 
 
 Ist issue, by the same Statute 798 -)Z 
 
 % 0,557 91 
 
 Dec. 31,Bybalance '^^^'^^^ 98 
 
 DlTlsion Court Clerks. ' 
 
 1891. ^^' 
 
 .Tan. *9, To'Georpe Heamdon, 12th D. C %^\ l^ 
 
 •Feb. 13, JNTuttle, 6th •' ^ '^ 
 
 April^S, JACockburn, 8th " 10 «» 
 
 S Pillabough, BailifF. '"**__. 
 
 Dec. 31, By carrned to Administration of Justice account $37 33 
 
 ^6i oo 
 
 fl 
 
1891. 
 Jan. 6, By 
 
 7, 
 
 14, 
 
 23, 
 April 7, 
 May 11, 
 
 Nov. 10, 
 23, 
 
 Dec. 31, To 
 
 1891. 
 Dec. 31, To 
 
 By 
 
 1891. 
 Jan'y 5, To 
 
 $104 3e^ 
 
 7, 
 9, 
 
 12. 
 I5i 
 24, 
 
 Feb'y 3, 
 
 4, 
 June 19, 
 
 U ««J 
 
 16, 
 
 
 
 17, 
 
 
 Oct. 
 
 31, 
 
 
 Not. 
 
 2, 
 
 
 Dec. 
 
 31, 
 
 By 
 
 10 
 Division Court Jury Fund. 
 
 DCMcRae, l^^^lP"". i;*..'.".'.'".".'.!*.!.".'. 9 43 
 
 J A McDougald, j^a ^^ ^ qq 
 
 jNTuttle, 6th ^^ 3 jg . 
 
 W J Ridley, '*» ^^ 10 39 
 
 S H McGillivray, Ist ^^ g ^q 
 
 JACockburn, »tn ^^ 754 
 
 ADawson, 4tn ^^ 457 
 
 D Mcintosh, llt*i ^^ ^^ 55 
 
 WmGarvey, 5tb ^^ ••••••••• g 73 
 
 George Heamdon, litn ^^ 23 ] 5 
 
 CJMattice, 3rd [Z''""^ 7 70 
 
 Wm Rae, 10th _ 
 
 carried to Administration of Justice account $104 36 
 
 Education. 
 
 Cr. 
 Board of Examiners, Transfer of this account .. .$ 604 20 
 Entrance Examinations, — -^o 07 
 Public School Inspectors, ;; ^^ ;;; 1'8^« jj,^, 
 Teachers' Institute, * 
 
 oarriea to Expenditure account 13,230 97 »3,230 9^ 
 
 Entrance Examination. 
 
 Dr. 
 
 WD Johnston, Examiner, Stormont I 44 40 
 
 George Heamdon, use of Hall. Glengarry 10 00 
 
 James Smith, Examiner, f^ ^ 
 
 A,ex McNaughton, ;; SU,™ont ............ ^> f 
 
 A Brown ^ ^ „ 4y 20 
 
 J S Jamieson, ^^ ^^ gQ 25 
 
 ^DMSSd " Glengarry::::: 47^ 
 
 Jas Nugent, ;; Stormont 12 09 
 
 Wm Bowen " Dundas 
 
 CW Williams, « .,,^Jf"«r^ o |o 
 
 B Lane, By Law 951, Dundas - ^ 
 
 HCK.nn.dy Est., ;; '^ ^ ;....;;;•;;;;;; « ^, 
 
 iLnSt' " *' " Trustees, S. 
 
 J Bancroft 10 00 
 
 Sec. 19, Osnabruck ^" j^, 
 
 W Gibbons, By-Law965.... f' .^ 
 
 GP Graham, " '' ^S 55 
 
 B C Beach & Co., « " ^ XX 
 
 H a Stafford, « ;; -; |^ 
 
 BLane, 4 4O 
 
 CW Young, « . ";;*-^ 19 00 
 
 WDBrunton, Examiner, Dundas ^^ ^ 
 
 A E Meldrum, •' ^^ " ^ Jf XX 
 
 Jas A McNaughton, " Stormont 1/ "" 
 
 A Brown, " Juntas 314 W 
 
 A McNaughton, " Stormont 5^ "» 
 
 W Gibbons, By-Law 972 ^J ^, 
 
 Allan Shaver " " ^t or, 
 
 AEPowter, " " 
 
 ciirried to Education account $731 70 $731 70- 
 
11 
 
 3e^ 
 
 97: 
 
 Expense. 
 
 1891. Dr. 
 Dec. 31, To Caretaker and Messenger, Transfer of account... $ 250 00 
 
 County Clerk, do do ... 362 00 
 
 County Offices, do do ... 162 66 
 
 County Board of Audit, do do ... 61 80 
 
 County Auditors, ' do do ... 128 00 
 
 Farmers' Institutes, do do ... 75 00 
 
 Insurance, do do ... 315 0' 
 
 Interest, do do ... 379 09 
 
 Law Costs, do do ... 8 00 
 
 Light and Fuel, do do ... 299 67 
 
 Lunatics, do do ... 430 56 
 
 Members of Council, do do ...1,734 30 
 
 Postage and Telegrams, do do ... 63 07 
 
 Registry Offices, do do ... 332 22 
 
 Special Grants, do do ... 10 00 
 
 Stationery and Printing, do do ... 874 59 
 
 Treasurer, do do ... 1,000 00 
 
 Dec. 31, By carried to Expenditure account $6,503 96 $6,503 96 
 
 Farmer^' Iiistltiiles. 
 
 1891. Dr. 
 
 Jan'y 2, To W J McNaugh ton, Treasurer, Glengarry |25 
 
 29, Wm Deeks, President, Dundas 25 
 
 00 
 00 
 Mar. 18, C W Young Treasurer, Stormont 25 00 
 
 Dec. 81, By carried to Expense account. 
 
 00 $75 00 
 
 1891. 
 
 Jan'y 
 
 31, 
 
 Feb'y 
 
 25, 
 
 Mar. 
 
 27, 
 
 April 30, 
 
 July 
 
 9, 
 
 Aug. 
 
 18, 
 
 Oct. 
 
 5, 
 
 
 27, 
 
 Dec. 
 
 3, 
 
 Fines. 
 
 Cr. 
 
 00 
 
 By H McEwan, J. P $ 2 00 
 
 Wra Bow,J. P 4 00 
 
 G S Jarvis 2 82 
 
 Samuel McConnell, J. P 2 00 
 
 Wm Bow, J. P 3 00 
 
 C McNaughton, J. P 3 33 
 
 A Leclair, J. P 3 34 
 
 WmBow, J. P 3 00 
 
 J R McKenzie, J. P 3 00 
 
 Jas Shaw, J. P 5 00 
 
 31, To carried to Administration of Justice account $ 31 49 $ 31 49 
 
 Gaol. 
 
 1891. Dr. 
 Jan. 13, To D. McDonald, Gaoler, Supplies to Prisoners, Gov- 
 ernment Audit f 82 
 
 J J McCabe, clothing, By-Law 951 18 
 
 John Skeith. supplies, do do 12 
 
 Cameron & McDonald, supplies, By Law 951 27 
 
 D McDonald, draining yard 1 
 
 do supplies to prisoners. Gov't Audit 
 
 and County Board of Audit 31 
 
 Feb. 
 
 Mar. 
 Apr. 
 
 31, 
 3. 
 
 11, 
 o 
 
 June 
 
 13, 
 19, 
 
 I 70- 
 
 D E Mclntyre, Sheriff", clothing for prisoners. 
 N J Fraid, supplies, By-Law 965. 
 J J McCabe, do do do . 
 L A Ross, repairs, do do . 
 G Gosling, do do do . 
 
 39 
 
 2 
 
 5 
 
 27 
 
 12 
 
 60 
 80 
 57 
 18 
 25 
 
 71 
 60 
 25 
 18 
 00 
 64 
 
12 
 
 June 10, To J Skeith. ?"ff "«„^' ^y-^^^p^fes" Bv^u'w 9^ 32 47 
 
 Cameron & McDonald, supplies, oy ^m* .„j;i. oc en 
 
 3i; J .T McCabe. supplies, By-Law 9-2 ....•..•. 1^ J- 
 
 J G Hunter, repairs, Ho do ^^ ^^ 
 
 Nov. 2, J Skpith, supplies, do do ^ ^^ 
 
 H Pitts, do do do ^ ^^ 
 
 Wm Atchison, repairs, do ^o ^ ^^ 
 
 N J Fraid. supplies, do %•";'' '"qVo oa n-^ 
 
 Cameron & McDonald, supplies By-Law 972 ...... -6 0. 
 
 Dec. 10, D xMcDonald, taking vagrant to Kingston, Shenft s ^ ^^ 
 
 order . 
 
 31, By carried to Administration of Justice account $698 12 
 
 Gaol Surgeon. 
 
 Dr 
 De^f 31, To E A Graveley, M.D, salary lor' 1891 |225_00 
 
 By carried to Administration of Justice account $225 UO 
 
 Gaoler and Turnkey. 
 
 IRQ I Dr. 
 
 Dec. 31, To D McDonald, salary for 1891 $740 00 
 
 DMcMartm, " ** " JWUU 
 
 By carried to Administration of Justice account $990 00 
 
 Government Auditors. 
 
 Oct.' 8, To J F Pringle, four meetings of Board $16 00 
 
 JCopeland, " " ^^0 
 
 John Mclntyre " " " ^^ ^ 
 
 Dec. 31. By carried to Administration of Justice account $48 00 
 
 Hlgli Schools. 
 
 1891. ^R- 
 June 10, By Municipalities, By-Law 962 
 
 Dr. 
 
 To W D Meikle, Treasurer, Morrisburgh ^!''5S XS 
 
 A B Carman, do Iroquois •^'JrU Xn 
 
 J A McDonald, do WiUiamstown JS,^ 
 
 John Simpson, do Alexandria ^flnn 
 
 GeoMcDonell, do Cornwall /5U UU 
 
 $4,450 00 
 
 HlRli School Maintenance, 
 
 1891. „ ^^' 
 June 19, By Municipalities, By Law 970 
 
 Dr. 
 
 Dec. 18, To W D Meikle, Treasurer, Morrisburgh $1,261 00 
 
 A B Carman, do Iroquois ^^^ S 
 
 29, George McDonell, do Cornwall 1,200 00 
 
 $3,361 00 
 
 $698 12 
 
 $225 00 
 
 f 990 00 
 
 $48 00 
 $4,450 00 
 
 $4,450 00 
 
 $3,361,00 
 
 $3,361 00 
 
13 
 
 i 12 
 
 ) 00 
 
 3 00 
 
 8 00 
 
 iO 00 
 
 30 00 
 
 i61,00 
 
 61 00 
 
 Interpreter. 
 
 1891. Dr. 
 Oct. 10, To John Darois, Government Audit f 1 00 
 
 Pec, 31, By carried to Administration of Justice account ..-^ 1 ^0 $ 1 00" 
 
 Insuiance. 
 
 1891. Dr. 
 Oct. 31, To D Munroe, three years from 28th inst $315 00 
 
 Dec. 31, By carried to Expense account. 
 
 .$315 OU $315 00 
 
 1891. 
 Feb'y 14, 
 April 17, 
 June 80, 
 July 31, 
 Aug't 24, 
 
 (3ct. 3, 
 Nov. 3, 
 
 27, 
 30, 
 
 Interest. 
 
 Dr. 
 
 To Discount on $15,000 $140 00 
 
 do do 157-80 
 
 do $2,500 38 65 
 
 do $1,000 15 
 
 do $1,500 23 
 
 Interest on $2,001.21 from Ist March to 21st Aug't, 
 
 credited Nation River Drainage account 38 
 
 Discount on $2,500 39 
 
 do $1,000 10 
 
 do $2,500 25 
 
 45 
 42 
 
 Interest on overdrawn account 
 
 Cr. 
 
 00 
 05 
 55 
 95 
 65 
 
 Jan'y 8, By Interest on Deposit Receipt $ 
 
 14, 
 
 28, 
 
 31, 
 
 Feb'y 27, 
 
 Mar. 31, 
 
 April 17, 
 
 25, 
 
 30, 
 
 May 28, 
 
 30, 
 
 June 2, 
 
 June 30, 
 July 31, 
 Aug't 31, 
 Dec. 31', 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 on account with Bank 
 do do do 
 
 ot Montreal , 
 
 do 
 
 do do do do 
 
 on deposit receipts 3 
 
 Roxborough, on overilue ratfs 2 
 
 on accot.nt with Bank 9 
 
 Finch, en overdue rates 8 
 
 on account with Bank 
 
 Refund by Bank of Montreal on note due 
 
 20th inst 
 
 on account at Bank 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Carried to Expense account. 
 
 3 
 
 29 
 
 4 
 
 4 
 
 1 
 
 10 
 
 97 
 
 3< 
 
 06 
 28 
 07 
 20 
 47 
 17 
 83 
 25 
 70 
 92 
 76 
 
 60 
 46 
 65 
 01 
 00 
 09 
 
 $494 52 
 Jury Kxpenses. 
 
 1891. Br. 
 
 Veb. 0, To A Bethune, Ballotting for Jurv f 4 00 
 
 RB Carman, do do 4 00 
 
 Grand Jury, Assizes •••• 145 10 
 
 Petit Jury, do 268 40 
 
 Grand Jurv. Sessions 189 60 
 
 Petit Jury, do 553 20 
 
 R B Carman, Balloting 4 00 
 
 A Bethune, do 4 00 
 
 Wm & Ed Blair, Judge's order 4 00 
 
 Selecting Jurors 2*' ^^ 
 
 firnnd Jurv. AMsizes 251 30 
 
 Mar. 
 June 
 July 
 
 18, 
 13, 
 13, 
 
 Sept. 2, 
 
 Oct. 
 
 15, 
 'A 
 
 $494 52 
 
 $494 52 
 
 Grand Jury, Assizes. 
 
14 
 
 . . $ 486 20 
 
 Oct. 2, To Petit Jury, Assizes 212 10 
 
 Dec. 11, Grand Jury, Sebsions • ^^^ r,Q 
 
 P^HitJury. rto g^ qq 
 
 16, Selecting Jurors 2,622 40 
 
 Cb. 
 
 Jan 8, By A E McDonald, County Court Clerk 3^ 50 
 
 Anr'il 2 Mi^s McDonald, Registrav ^^ ^ 
 
 ISg' U] J A McDougald, county CourtCIerk...............^ ^/ 50 
 
 Oct. 5, to «o ^^ ^^ 3 ^ 
 
 ^'"' ^^' Carried to Administration of Justice account ....^8J0 ^ 
 
 $2,622 40 $2,622 40 
 
 189' ' 
 
 Nov, '*2, To Ja« Dingwall renewing writs against sureties ^ ^ 
 
 By-Law 972 ^ 
 
 Dec. .31, By carried to Expense account - ^ 8 00 * 8 00 
 
 IJgta.^' and Fuel. 
 
 1891 * o 
 
 Jan. 12, To Cornwall Gas Co., quarter endirig Dec 31, 1890....$ 39 58 
 
 05 do Water Works Co., to July 1st, 1891.. ^5 00 
 
 M«r. 25; Mrs K Urquhart, wood for Gaol and Court House 143 50 
 S 6 Cornwall Gas Co., quarter enaing March 31, 1891. 37 48 
 T 1,. A do do do do do June 30, 1891... l.'> '» 
 
 Oct. 6, Oornwai: Gas Co., quarter ending Sept. 30, 1891 . 16 66 ^ 
 
 Dec. 31, By carried to Expense account $299 67 $299 0. 
 
 IiiinatiC9. 
 
 1891. ^^* 
 
 Feb 3, To D Alguire, Bv-Law 951, examination of lunatic8..$ 80 00 
 
 25. Treasurer of Osnabruck, re Ida Warner........ 6b W 
 
 Mar 25, do Roxbovough, re Margaret Hough ...... 14 W 
 
 June 19, R B Carman. By-Law 965, examination of lunatics 50 00 
 
 DOAlg're, do do do do 30 00 
 
 25. Treasurer of Kenyon, re Sarah McDonald 46 40 
 
 <jo do reJMcPherson 49-57 
 
 do Lancaster Village, re M. Grant 30 00 
 
 Julv 8 MM Merkley, Constable, County Board of Audit... 10 60 
 
 Ct Barkley, do do do do ... 11 3.5 
 
 E VVinters, do do do do ... o 3^ 
 
 E Bradley, do do do do ... 14 30 
 
 Henry Moore, do do do do ... 4 00 
 
 15, H Manson, do do do do ... 9 00 
 
 L Barrett, do do do do ... 3 45 
 
 Oct. 27, Treasurer of Kenyon, re John McDonald 33 00 
 
 Dec. 31, By carried to Expense account $430 56 $430 56 
 
 Ifalron. 
 
 1891. Dr. 
 Dec. 31, To Mary McMartin. salary for 1891 $ 115 00 
 
 By carried to Administration of Justice account....! 115 00 $ 115 00 
 
 189 
 -.Tan. 
 May 
 
 June 
 
 Oct. 
 
 Nov. 
 
 .Dec. 
 
 1891 
 Dec. 
 
 189 
 June 
 
 Feb. 
 Dec. 
 
 Dec. 
 
 mni 
 
 i 
 
 189 
 Dec. 
 
 189 
 Jan'y 
 
 Feb'y 
 
 Mar. 
 
 Oct. 
 
 May 
 July 
 Aug. 
 Dec. 
 
 189 
 Dec. 
 
 189 
 Jan'y 
 Mar. 
 -April 
 
 i\\ J 
 
15 
 
 Members of Cocincll. 
 
 1891. Dr. 
 
 -Jan. 29, To Pay List, January Session ......$ 609 20 
 
 May 9, Warden and Chairman of Finance, opening Ten- 
 ders for debentures 12 60 
 
 June 18, Pay List, June Session .'J58 30 
 
 Oct. 28, do do October do C45 60 
 
 Nov. ]3, Warden and Chairman of Finance, meeting with 
 
 sureties of jE Macdonald 8 60 
 
 .Dec. 31, By carried to Expense account $1,734 30 $1,734 30 
 
 nioclel Scliools. 
 
 1890. • Cr. 
 
 Dec. 31, By balance Sl£0 (X) 
 
 1891. 
 
 .June 19, Municipalities 450 00 
 
 Dr. 
 
 Feb. 2, To Municipalities of Glengarry, By-I^w 955 $ 150 00 
 
 Dec. 30, n Monroe, Treasurer, Cornwall Public Schools... 150 00 
 
 W D Meikle, Trea.surer, Morrisburg Col. 'nstitute 150 (X) 
 
 31, Balance (due Glengarry) 150 00 
 
 $ 600 00 $ 600 00 
 
 Dec. 31, By balance ^ 150 00 
 
 JUiinlcipalilieH of lVi11lRm»«l»nricli, Winclie^^er. fronntain 
 anil Matilda, Nalion River Ivrainage ImproTements. 
 
 1890. Dr. 
 Dec. 31, To balance $ 4,719 25 
 
 1891. 
 Jan'y 1, Debentures under By-Law 897 19,135 87 
 
 28, A Harkness, Bylaw 951 4188 
 
 29, Jas R Smyth, in full for removing the dam.... 300 00 
 Committee Pay List, Byl^aw 951 26 80 
 
 Teb'y 3, W G McGeorge, do do... 62 25 
 
 Mar. I, Debentures under By Law 921 14,709 40 
 
 Oct. 28, Committee Pay List 20 40 
 
 $39,015 85 
 
 Cr. 
 
 May 1, By Interest on Deposit receipt 12 95 
 
 Julv 21, A Harkness, repayment 1125 
 
 Aug. 21, Interest on $2001.21, 5 months and 21 day... 38 00 
 
 Dec. 31, Special liate. Levy to meet 7th Debenture, 
 
 1st issue, 1892 2,00121 
 
 Special Rate, Levy to meet Ist Debenture, 3rd 
 
 issue, 1892 1,470 94 
 
 Reduction of Interest under Sec. 4, Chap. 6 of 
 
 Vic. 50, on Ist issue Debentures 1,923 50 
 
 $ 5,457 85 
 
 To balance $33,558 00 
 
 Ke Clie»ter¥ille Dam. 
 
 1890. Dk. 
 Dec. 31, To Balance $14,685 06 
 
 1891, 
 
 Jan'y 31, Warden, signing Debentures 3 60 
 
 Mar. 7, Interest on note 89 42 
 
 April 10, do do 6180 
 
 i I 
 ■ I 
 
16 
 
 f 84 00 
 
 June 18, To Committee Pay List 52 45 
 
 July 13, IntercBt on note '"^ 6180 
 
 Nov. 16, do clo 
 
 Tr. $15,048 19 
 
 April 2. By Proceeds of Debentures under ^^ ^^^,^^q g^ ^ 3^117 49, 
 
 '^ By-Law 921 *^^' . 
 
 $36,075 4» 
 Total amount due. 
 
 M tniclpallties of 
 
 Willla.nslH.riEU, Wincliester, Mcntaln 
 and Matilda. 
 
 „„.., Tn RW PAID AND THK BAliANCC 
 
 1.S90. 
 
 DEBENTURES. 
 
 Dec. 31, To balance due, By-Uw 733. 
 DeV^^k, By special levy tor 1892 
 
 $ 4,800 94 
 
 special levy io» i.ou^ •--- 4, .gn 4 
 
 Reduction of iutereHtrar^uant to bection % 
 
 Chap. 6, Vic. 50, Ont [^[["[[Zy. 
 
 Balance 
 
 2,001 21 
 
 1,923 50 
 876 23 
 
 $ 4,800 94 $4,800 94 
 
 To balance due oti Ist issue of Debentures, By- ^^^ ^^ 
 
 AmcJ^c^nd i;:;;;'orD;bentu;^s;By:Law ^„ 
 
 733—897 •;";vr ' 
 
 Amount of 3.ji issue ot l^e^en- ^^ 
 
 tures, By-Law 921^..^.....^..; 'PY'470 94 
 
 13,238 46 
 
 L"es7 special levy for 1892 Jf^^^ 
 
 Total due on Debentures $33,250 56 
 
 OPEN ACCOUNT. 
 nefVl, TO amount given in previous detailed account.. J^42«J3 
 
 Total *''•''"*' 
 
 Municipalities of Charlottenburgh and Lancaster, 
 fliuaiui.» Beaudette Drainage. 
 
 1890. ^ 
 
 Dec. 3L By Balance 
 
 Def 31, Special rate on Municipalities to meet Debenture 
 
 .peclTrlieonMun^^ip^ii't^'siom^^^^ 
 
 No. R falling due March 1, 18Ji2 
 
 River 
 
 $ 2,517 16 
 
 997 IS 
 940 98 
 $"M55 32. 
 
 1891 
 
 Dr. 
 
 oq ToT).McDiarmid, By-Law 951. 
 
 4 00 
 
 Tan'v '>9. To 1>. iMCUiarmiu, "J"^^"„Y"'"i, ,„.'"Q-'i 2 00 
 
 Feb'y 9 Maclennan, Liddel & Chne, Bylaw 9ol y ^^ 
 
 07 Debentures under By Law 8o7 ^> ^q 
 
 " Charjies on draft to Toronto ^^ q^ 
 
 lune 18, D A McArthur, Commissioner 1,382 05 
 
 June 29, T Brennan & Co, Contractors •••••••• -^'^^g ^^ 
 
 July 15, do 
 
 do 
 
ir 
 
 16 
 
 18 
 98 
 32 
 
 17 
 
 July 16, To Interest on note, By-l^w 957 • JJ ^ 
 
 29, T Brennan & Co., Contractors ' •? 9^ 
 
 Aug. 24, Interest on note, By-Law 969 7V1 in 
 
 31, T Brennan & Co., Contractors v>7 U 
 
 Oct. 3, do do •^f'j Jl 
 
 19, Interest on note '^ ,^ 
 
 28, Committee pay list 000 7<» 
 
 T Brennan & Co., Contractors "-^ 'V 
 
 D A McArthur, Commissioner 1"° Vj- 
 
 CoHn McDonald, board ff JJ" 
 
 McArthur & Gallinger, assisting Engineer ;^i w 
 
 P R Brown, Engmeer t nn 
 
 Alex L Smith, drafting petition ^ "" 
 
 Nov. 27, Interest on note ^ 
 
 f 15,181 70 $ 4,455 32 
 
 T. o. « V. 1 10.726 38 
 Dec. 31, By balance ' • 
 
 $15, 181 70 $15" 181 71 
 
 Def^il. To balance.. riO,^^8 
 
 MEMORANDUM 
 
 SHOWING AMOUNT DUE UPON DEBENTURES AND ALSO UPON OPEN ACCOUNT. 
 
 1891. A 7 AQc 46 
 
 Dec. 31, Debentures * ''"^J J^j 
 
 Account ' 
 
 $10,726 88. 
 
 TITon-HsslcIent Land Taxes. 
 
 ^^^^- r> .^ A- ^^ ... f^ 12 97 
 
 By Alexandria 28 70 
 
 Charlottenburgh 222 49 
 
 Cornwall Township ^g gg 
 
 S"ch 7Q go 
 
 Kenyon v J2 80 
 
 Lancaster Township ' ^ Qg 
 
 Lancaster Village 22 20 
 
 ifchiel 55 43 
 
 Mountam gQ gg 
 
 Oanabruok jqq g^ 
 
 Roxborough " g q^ 
 
 Williamsburgh 3g g^ 
 
 Winchester _^ 
 
 Dec. 31. To carried to Municipalities « ^22 36 $ 622 3& 
 
 P<NllarB' lilceuftes. 
 
 1891. _ C!»' « 40 00 
 
 Jan. 16, By J A McDonald • » J" ^ 
 
 • April 1, Ezra Mcintosh J^ ^ 
 
 7, RB Abbott *2 JJ 
 
 Mav 1* Joseph Girard 1%"^*^ 
 
 ^ 6 HJGoldstein -^^O 00 
 
 less amount refunded, report 
 
 0'"-«'« Jl^ 30 00 
 
 June 5, J A McDonald .^ qq 
 
 24, Max Vineburg .^ r^ 
 
 Aug. 4 Arch'dABoyd '*" ^ 
 
1« 
 
 ,...$ 40 00 
 
 o(i» By (^eorg« Bougie "' 40 00 
 
 «nt V. Frai.l&Fraid 40 iX) 
 
 ZS n .< & W Detour 40 00 v 
 
 \ov n, Christopher Lang •" 40 00 
 
 li^' 23 DDMcIntyre 
 
 31. To carried to Re .nue account 
 
 Postaxe and Telegram*. 
 
 1891. , , 04 1 5 ^^^ 
 
 Jan 14, To Treasurer's and Clerk s otjice •• ^ r^^ 
 
 ''*"• ' J P Lally, telegrams, By-Uw 9oi j. ^^ 
 
 F^b 4 Treasurer. Clerk and Auditors •• ^ ^^ 
 
 12* Clerk'soffice 5 00 
 
 Mar 30*. Treasurer's office ' 5 00 
 
 April 4 Clerk'soffice •;;■ 5 00 
 
 ^ 9, Treasurer's office .".".'.'.'.'. V.V 5^0 
 
 <iant 19 Clerk'soffice U""T""n^'o ^0 
 
 IT' ''' P -^ LaHy- telegrams, By-Law 9r2 •••• 3 ^^ 
 
 ' 6* Treasurer's office •'' 5 oO 
 
 ■Dec 3'. Clerk'soffice " 5 00 
 
 ^®°' 5' u *' to pay express ••••••••• 2 00 
 
 14 Treasurer's office _. 
 
 ' , ....$ 63 07 « 63 07 
 
 31. By carried to Expense account •-• 
 
 Public ScUool Inspectors. 
 
 Feb'^, To A McNaughton. 1 st quarter's" alary and travelling^ ^^^ ^. 
 
 ' 4, ABZ^rq^'^sal^^yand^^aveiimg^x^enses.. 155 00 
 
 D McDiarmid. 1st " 7 31 
 
 A Brown, postage, &c., By-I^w 9.>1 •• ^ .y-^ 
 
 '^ A Brown, „ „ u « .... '^6 20 
 
 D McDiarmid, " 117 50 
 
 May 1, . A Brown, ) ; «^\fy ;;; 105 00 
 
 ^^^ ' A McNaughton, « ;; ,^ 102 50 
 
 D McDiarmid, " TawOoH'!.' ^ ^^ 
 
 Tune 19, A Brown, postage, &c., liy-Law joo ^ ^^ 
 
 -^j 4. « " salary ^q j^j:^ 
 
 ^cf 28; A Brown, postage, By-Law 972 •.■•■-■-- ^^ ^3 
 
 ''^ ' DMcDiarmld. " '; ,, 7 85 
 
 ^ov. 2, AMcNaugUton^;'^^^^,^^^^^^y^-V;;VeV'gexpen's 148 75 
 
 9' A Brown, " " '^ .. u 143 75 
 
 <i0 DMcDiarmld, . — 
 
 ^"' , $1,820 07 f 1.820 07 
 
 Dec. 31, By carried to Education account 
 
 1«91. 
 June 19, To Municipalities, 
 
 .Tune 10, By Mountain, spe 
 July 20, Government C 
 
 1891. 
 
 Jan. 15, To Cornwall Wat 
 
 "' E Allen, woot 
 
 Feb. 2, Flaok Bros., c 
 
 8, C F Dawson, 1 
 
 J Copelaud, c 
 Juno 19, J C Al«uire, 1 
 
 Hart & Co., 
 July 14, Flack Bros., 
 Nov. 2, is f^ Cook, co 
 C F Dawson, 
 « 
 
 J A McDona 
 S S Cook, re 
 
 Dec. 31, By carried to E 
 
 1891. 
 Jan. 13, ToDEMcInty 
 
 
 u 
 
 April 3, 
 
 
 July 8, 
 
 li 
 
 Oct. 10, 
 
 tt 
 
 
 James Sraa 
 
 Dec. 31, By carried to 
 
 1891. 
 Feb. 4, To A M Rosel 
 
 By carried 
 
 1891- 
 Jan. 31,ToWGibben 
 
 C W You 
 
 B Lane, 
 
 G P Grahi 
 
 H C Kent 
 
 Geo Bi8h( 
 
 Hart & C 
 
 A T Port< 
 
 J Doust, 
 
 J C Algu 
 
19 
 
 Public Schoolii. 
 
 1891. ^^' •ao'i'x 00 
 
 une 19, To Municipalities, By-Law 961 *^'"" 10033 oo 
 
 ft 100 00 
 une 10, By Mountain, special levy *« .„„ ^ 
 
 uly 20, Government Grant ' »«« 
 
 10/^33 00 »6,233 00 
 teKlstry Ofllces. 
 
 ^ . ft 9 '1O 
 
 Tan. 15, To Cornwall Water Works. Stormont » ^ ^^ 
 
 *' E Allen, wood account, " oh "A 
 
 Feb. 2, Flack Bro3., coal " '• ^„ qq 
 
 3, OF Dawson, books, Dundas ,. 
 
 ' •« '< Glengarry ^V ^" 
 
 J Copelaud, cleaning, &o., Stormont ^ »'^ 
 
 June 19, J C Alffuire, stationery. " J ^^ 
 
 Hart & Co., " " ^ r\ 
 
 July 14, Flack Bros., water rates, " - • ,, 
 
 ^'ov. 2, 8 S Cook, coal, wood, Ac, Dundas ou j^ 
 
 C F Dawson, bookd, on ru\ 
 
 « « Stormont -'^ "" 
 
 J A McDonald, express. Glengarry - 00 
 
 S S Cook, repairs, Dundas _Ll!. 
 
 Dec. 31, By carried to Expense account *^32 22 $3 - - 
 
 Sberlff. 
 
 Jan. 13,ToDEMcIntyre,Governnient Aufht. » ^' '- 
 
 ' « County Board of Audit To? Qo 
 
 A^Hl 3 " Government Audit if I nl 
 
 ^P"^ ^' « County Board of Audit 245 04 
 
 T,,iv 8 " Government Audit f/'* jl 
 
 '^"'y ^' w County Board of Audit 243 49 
 
 n„i 10 « Government Audit 00, 1- 
 
 *^''*- *"' » County Board of Audit 221 5< 
 
 James Smart, Brockville, Government Audit ___f_ 
 
 rec. 31, By carried to Administration of Justice account.. ..$1,82 1 26 $1,»21 26 
 
 Special Grants. 
 
 Feb?'* 4, To A M Roseburgh, Prisoners' Aid Association % 10 GO 
 
 By carried to Expense account * 10 00 $ 10 00 
 
 l&lalionery aud PrlntiuR. 
 
 1891. .. „ r„»Sfi' $206 65 
 
 Jan. 31, To W Gibbens, By-Law 951 » "^ ^^ 
 
 CW Young, ;; ,, 150 
 
 BLane, ,^ '• 9 00 
 
 GP Graham, ^^ ^2 00 
 
 H C Kennedy Est. •• ^^ ••••'•— 332 U 
 
 Geo Bishop «fe Co., ''^ ^^ 27 15 
 
 Hart & Co., ^^ ] 2 66 
 
 ATPorteous, ^^ ^^ - g qo 
 
 JDoust, •• 4 05 
 
 J C Alguire & Co., " 
 
 ' !1 
 
 / 
 
 A^ 
 

 IMAGE EVALUATION 
 TEST TARGET (MT-3) 
 
 
 1.0 [f"^ lis 
 
 ! I.I 
 
 2.2 
 
 !!; Ii£ 12.0 
 
 1.8 
 
 !!S 11^ ^ 
 
 0% 
 
 h 
 
 >> 
 
 p^'9 #/ 
 
 ^^V 
 
 x^* 
 
 ^ 
 
 .>Aj 
 
 
 Gorpomtion 
 
 23 WEST MAIN STREET 
 
 UIBttCTCP, M.y. MSBQ 
 
 (716) 87a-4SC3 
 
^\ 
 
 so 
 
 April 4, To C W Young, County Board of Audit f 11 OO 
 
 June 19, H Jacobs, By-Law 965 2 OO 
 
 Alguire&Co., " " 180' 
 
 WGibbens, " " 150 
 
 GPGraham, " " 1 oO 
 
 Beach & Co., « " 3 00 
 
 HS Stafford, " " 46 05 
 
 B Lane, «• " 1 50' 
 
 CW Young, « " 150 
 
 AEPowter, « '* 3 00 
 
 Oct. 10, C W Young, Government Audit 17 00 
 
 28, BLane, By-Law 972 150 
 
 31, WGibbens, " " 9 50 
 
 Nov. 2, Alguire&Co., " " 3 25 
 
 HS Stafford, " " 150' 
 
 C W Young, '< " 150' 
 
 Beach & Co., « " 150 
 
 A EPowter, " " 1 50 
 
 GPGraham, " " 4 50' 
 
 Bishop* Co., " " 24 50 
 
 Helen McDonald, " " 9 75 
 
 CF Dawson, •< " 4 00- 
 
 Joseph Doust, " " 32 25 
 
 ^ u ' u a 18 00' 
 
 « « " 164 07 
 
 tt u u 12 00 
 
 Treasurer, express charges ■>.•• 70 
 
 Dec. 31, By carried to Expense account $874 59 $874 59 
 
 1891. Dr. 
 
 Jan, 2, To J H Browning, Judge's order $ 14 00 
 
 June 13, " " " 57 50 
 
 Dec. 10, " " " 20 00 
 
 31, By carried to Administration of Justice account $ 91 50 $ 91 50 
 
 Sureties of* JE, M[cI>ouaIcl. 
 
 1891. Dr. 
 
 Dec. 31, To balance $5,215 50 
 
 Cr. 
 Oct. 26, By cash ^5,215 50 
 
 $5,215 50 $5,215 50 
 Teacliers' Institnles. 
 
 1891. Dr. 
 
 Mar. 11, To D McDiarmid, Glengarry $ 25 00 
 
 A Brown, Dundas 25 00 
 
 A McNaughton, Stormont 25 00 
 
 Dec. 31, liy carried to Education account $ 75 00 $ 75 OO 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 1891. Dr. 
 Dec. 31, To C J Mattice, salary for 1891 $1,000 00 
 
 By carried to Expense account .$ 1,000 00 $ 1,000 OO 
 
 
 1891. 
 June 1 
 
 Oct. 
 
 li 
 2 
 
 1891. 
 June 1 
 
 Dec. 
 
 Feb. 
 Dec. : 
 1( 
 
 Dec. 3 
 
 1890. 
 Dec. 3 
 
 1891. 
 June 
 1^ 
 
 July 
 
 2 
 
 Dec. 
 
 3 
 
 Feb. 
 
 
 Mar. 
 
 1 
 
 June 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 Dec. 
 
 1 
 
 
 3 
 
 Dec. 3 
 
74 59 
 
 91 50 
 
 515 50 
 515 50 
 
 75 OO 
 
 )00 OO 
 
 21 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations. 
 
 1891. Cr. 
 
 June 19, By Municipalities, ByLaw 963 t 435 00 
 
 Dr. 
 
 Oct. 2, To D McDiarmid, I. P. S $ 145 00 
 
 16, A Brown, 1. P. S 145 00 
 
 23, A McNaughton, I. P. S 145 00 
 
 $ 435 00 $ 435 00 
 
 Tlie Several Municipalities. 
 
 ALEXANDRIA. 
 
 1891. Dr. 
 
 June 19, To Model Schools $ 4 25 
 
 High Schools 31 04 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations 4 11 
 
 County Building Debentures 14 81 
 
 County Purposes 108 75 
 
 Dec. 7, Non-Resident Lands 12 97 
 
 31, Balance 4 25 
 
 ' $ 180 IS 
 
 Cr. 
 
 Feb. 2, By Model School refund for 1891 4 25 
 
 Dec. 7, Non-Resident Lands 12 97 
 
 10, County Rates 162 96 
 
 i" 180 18 $ 180 18 
 Dec. 31, By balance $ 4 25 
 
 CHARLOTTENBURGH. 
 
 1890. Dr. 
 
 Dec. 31, To balance $233 96 
 
 1891. 
 
 June 2, Non-Resident Lands 'i* * 21 57 
 
 19, Model Schools 48 15 
 
 High Schools 353 39 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations 46 62 
 
 County Building Debentures <, 166 04 
 
 County Purposes 1,240 38 
 
 River Beaudette Drainage Debentures 536 90 
 
 July 20, Public Schools 81100 
 
 Dec. 31, Non-Resident Lands 7 13 
 
 3,465 14 
 
 Cr. 
 
 Feb. 2, By Model School refund 48 15 
 
 Mar. 18, County Rates for 1800 152 70 
 
 June 1, Non-Resident Lands 21 57 
 
 19, Public Schools 811 00 
 
 Dec. 16, County Rates, 1891 2,313 34 
 
 31, Non-Resident Lands 7 13 
 
 Balance Ill 25 
 
 f 3,465l4 $3,465 14 
 Dec. 31, To balance f HI 25 
 
 I i 
 
 W 
 
 m 
 
 I 
 
I 
 
 ^ 
 
 22 
 
 CHESTERVILLE. 
 
 1891. Dr» 
 
 June 14, To Model Schools $ 1 96 
 
 High School Maintenance 31 70 
 
 High Schools 33 54 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations , 1 87 
 
 Connty Building Debentures 7 06 
 
 County Purposes 52 50 
 
 Drainage Debentures, 3td issue 1 19 
 
 Dec. 31, Amount due $129 82 
 
 COR^^WALL TOWN. 
 
 1891. Dr. 
 
 June 19, To Model Schools $ 30 72 
 
 High Schools 153 55 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations 29 72 
 
 County Building Debentures 115 92 
 
 County Purposes 8G0 00 
 
 1,189 ^1 
 
 Or. 
 Dec. 14, By County Rates 1,189 91 
 
 $1,189 91 $1,189 91 
 
 CORNWALL TOWNSHIP. 
 
 1890. Br. 
 
 Dec. 31, To balance $ 531 64 
 
 1891. 
 
 June 2, Non-Resident Lands 129 05 
 
 19, Model Schools 36 40 
 
 High Schools 181 99 
 
 High School Maintenance 366 26 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations 35 19 
 
 County Building Debentures * 136 98 
 
 County Purposes 1,019 36 
 
 July 20, Public Sofcrpols 530 00 
 
 Dec. 7, Non-Residiant Lands 3 44 
 
 $2,970 31 
 
 Cr. 
 
 Jan. 17, By County Rates, 1890 $ 531 64 
 
 June 1, Non-Resident Lands 129 05 
 
 19, Public Schools 530 00 
 
 Dec. 7, Non-Resident Lands 3 44 
 
 29, County Rates, 1891 1,000 00 
 
 31, Balance 776 18 
 
 $ 2,970 31 $ 2,970 31 
 
 Dec. 31, To balance $ 776 18 
 
 FINCH. 
 
 1890. I>R. 
 
 Dec. 31, To balance $ 865 31 
 
 May 28, Interest on Rates to date 8 92 
 
 1891. 
 
 June 2, Non-Resident Lands 6 78 
 
 19, Model Schools 20 53 
 
 High Schools 102 57 
 
 High School Maintenance 206 59 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations 19 84 
 
 I 
 
 June 
 
 July 
 Dec. 
 
 Mar. 
 May 
 June 
 
 Dec. 
 
 Dec. 
 
 18' 
 June 
 
 Dec. 
 
 Dec. 
 
 1{ 
 Dec, 
 
 IS 
 Jun( 
 
 Julj 
 Dec 
 
 Feb 
 Mai 
 Jul] 
 
 Dec 
 
 Dec 
 
 \ 
 
 \ 
 
 % 
 
[89 9-1 
 
 [89 91 
 
 970 3t 
 
 ,970 31 
 
 23 
 
 June 19, To County Building Debentures $ 77 48 
 
 Countv Purposes y/J* z^ 
 
 July 20, Public Schools sS 
 
 Dec. 7, Non-Resident Lands °_^ $2 205 09 
 
 Cr. 
 
 Mar. 4, By County Rates, 1890 $ 200 00 
 
 May 28, " " 1890 606 8i 
 
 June 1, Non-Resident Lands oi^ nn 
 
 19, Public Schools tki 
 
 Dec. 7, Non-Resident Lands n aao on 
 
 31, Balance l,Ub»^u 
 
 $ 2,205 09 $ 2,205 09 
 
 Dec. 31, To balance $ I'^^S 90 
 
 IROQUOIS. 
 
 1891. DR- . . or. 
 
 June 19, To Model Schools * ^^^ da 
 
 High Schools 112 3^ 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations o 14 
 
 County Building Debentures > -3 34 
 
 County Purposes ___ $ 820 86 
 
 Cr. 
 
 Dec. 11, By cash on County Rates $ iSii S 
 
 31, Balance .__ 
 
 $ 320 86 f 320 86 
 
 Dec. 31, To balance * ^70 86 
 
 KEN YON. 
 
 1890. I>R« ^ oo^ 7T 
 
 Dec. 31, To balance * ^-'^ '' 
 
 1891. 
 
 June 2, Non-Resident Lands Sn ?? 
 
 19, Model Schools J^ J^ 
 
 ' High Schools 216 45 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations in tu\ 
 
 County Building Debentures liZkx 
 
 County Purposes ^5y &i 
 
 July 20, Pul.lic Schools 62J 00 
 
 Dec. 7, Non-Resident Lands <>^ "^ 
 
 Qi « « lo 80 
 
 ^1' — $2,055 59 
 
 Cr. 
 
 Feb. 2, By Model School refund $ ,S oo 
 
 Mar. 2, County Rates, 1890 - 197 2^ 
 
 June 1, Non-Resident Lands cS m 
 
 19, Public Schools 622 00 
 
 Dec. 7, Non-Resident Lands... ~ , mln no 
 
 23, County Rates, 1891 ^' ,o Si 
 
 31, Non-Resident Lands ,i2 SI 
 
 Balance 1^ ^ 
 
 $ 2,055 59 $ 2,055 59 
 Dec. 31, To balance * 136 07 
 
 / 
 
24 
 
 LANCASTER TOWNSHIP. 
 ISm Dr. 
 
 Dec, 31, Tobalance - $ 401 80 
 
 1891. 
 
 June 19, Model Schools ^ 32 48 
 
 High Schools 238 35 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations 31 32 
 
 County Debentures 112 11 
 
 County Purposes 836 71 
 
 Biver Beaudette Drainage Debentures 404 08 
 
 July 20, Public Schools 444 00 
 
 Deo. 7, Non-Resident Lands 12 80 
 
 Cr. — $2,513 65 
 
 Feb, 2, By Model School refund ....$ 32 48 
 
 Mar. 17, County Rates, 1890 369 00 
 
 21, •' « " 32 
 
 June 19, Public Schools 444 00 
 
 Dec. 7, Non-Resident Lands 12 80 
 
 Balance 1,655 05 
 
 $2,513 65 12,513 65 
 
 Dec. 31, To balance '. $1,655 05 
 
 LANCASTER VILLAGE. 
 1891. Dr. 
 
 June 19, To Model Schools 9 2 62 
 
 High Schools 19 20 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations 2 54 
 
 County Debentures 9 13 
 
 County Purposes 67 50 
 
 Dec. 7, Non-Resident Lands 44 08 
 
 Balance 2 62 
 
 Cr. I 147 69 
 
 Feb. 2, By Model Schools refund $ 2 62 
 
 Dec. 7, Non-Resident Lands 44 08 
 
 11, County Rates, 1891 100 99 
 
 $ 147 69 $ 147 69 
 
 Dec. 31, By balance $ 2 62 
 
 LOCHIEL. 
 1890. Dr. 
 
 Dec. 31, Tobalance $1,369 24 
 
 1891. 
 
 Tune 2, Model School Levy refunded 32 95 
 
 Non-Resident Lands 32 20 
 
 19, Model Schools 32 95 
 
 Hifih Schools 24157 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations 3185 
 
 County Debentures 113 73 
 
 County Purposes 847 81 
 
 July 20, Public Schools 477 00 
 
 Cr. $ 3,179 30 
 
 Jan. 23, By County Rates $1,369 24 
 
 Feb. 2, Model School refund 32 95 
 
 June 1, Non-Resident Lands 32 20 
 
 19, PubHc Schools 477 00 
 
 Dec 16, County Rates, 1891- 1,267 91 
 
 $ 3,179 30 $"3,179 30 
 
 .Jan. 
 ■Feb, 1 
 June 
 
 1 
 Dec. 
 
 !> 
 
55 
 
 55 
 
 59 
 
 59 
 52 
 
 JO 
 
 30 
 
 25 
 
 MATILDA. 
 
 1890. Dr. 
 
 tDec. 31, To balance $3,003 36 
 
 1891. 
 
 June 19, Model Schools 38 11 
 
 High Schools 650 09 
 
 High School Maintenance 624 63 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations 36 83 
 
 County Building Debentures 139 23 
 
 County Purposes 1,035 16 
 
 Drainage Debentures, 1st issue 1,005 57 
 
 " ^' ■ 3rd » 742 46 
 
 Public Schools 506 00 
 
 Or. $7,781 44 
 
 Mar. 3, By County Rates, 1890 $2,800 00 
 
 12, " « 1' 203 36 
 
 Jlvne 19, Public Schools 506 00 
 
 Balance 4,272 08 
 
 iTjiili iTjiili 
 
 Dec. 31, To balance , $4,272 08 
 
 MORRISBURGH. 
 
 1891. Dr. 
 
 June 19, To Model Schools $ U 69 
 
 High Schools 202 78 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations U 29 
 
 County Building Debentures 43 17 
 
 County Purposes 317 80 
 
 Cr. $ 586 73 
 
 (Dec. 12, By County Rates, 1891 $ 586 73 
 
 MOUNTAIN. $ 586 "73 $""586^3 
 1890. Dr. 
 
 Dec. 31, To balance $1,862 85 
 
 1891. 
 
 June 2, Non-Resident Lands 48 69 
 
 19, Model Schools 26 76 
 
 High Schools 466 91 
 
 High School Maintenance 438 60 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations 25 86 
 
 County Building Debentures 97 88 
 
 County Purposes 726 86 
 
 Drainage Debentures, 1st issue 449 80 
 
 Public Schools, special ; 100 00 
 
 Drainage Debentures, 3rd issue 318 14 
 
 July 20, Public Schools 380 00 
 
 ©ec. 7, Non-Resident Lands 6 74 
 
 Cr. $4,949 09 
 
 Jan. 3, By County Rates, 1890 $ 700 00 
 
 iFeb, 19. " '-' " 1,162 85 
 
 June 1, Non-Resident Lands 48 69 
 
 19, Public Schools 480 00 
 
 jDec. 7, Non-Resident Lands 6 74 
 
 9, County Rates, 1891 6 74 
 
 17, " " " 499 38 
 
 18, •* " " 405 52 
 
 31, Balance 1,639 17 
 
 $4,949 09 $4,949 09 
 IDec. 31, To balance ..........$ 1,639 17 
 
 
' 
 
 $ 3,634 8 
 
 :^ 
 
 26 
 
 OSNABRUCK. 
 
 Dec. 31, To balance « $1,045 37 
 
 June 2, Non-Resident Lands ^J 58 
 
 19, Model Schoolrt ; f^ i^ 
 
 ' High Schools 11^ 62 
 
 High School Maintenance oJ^^ jo 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations 37 7H 
 
 County Building Debentures 147 0^ 
 
 County Purposes 1>0^^ jJJ 
 
 July 20, Public Schools (>21 UU 
 
 ^ ' Cr. — 
 
 Jan. 30, By County Rates, 1890 $ 300 00 
 
 Feb. 25, " " " ^j?.^. 
 
 June 1, Non-Resident Lands bO &» 
 
 19, Public Schools 621 00 
 
 Dec. 12, County Rates, 1891 300 00 
 
 ■|.T (( it « dUO W 
 
 Jg' a <i .. !'.!!*.!'.*.'..'..' 400 00 
 
 3l| Balance ^^""^ ^^ 
 
 $ 3,§34 83 $ 3,634 8S^ 
 
 Dec. 31, To balance ^ ^^^ ^^ 
 
 ROXBOROUGH. 
 
 1 890- ^'*' 
 Dec. 31, To Balance $ ^^6 03 
 
 1891. o 9«i 
 
 April 25, Interest on Rates ^ ^^ 
 
 June 2, Nonresident Lands »^ J» 
 
 19, Model Schools .-^^ i% 
 
 High Schools 116 27 
 
 High School Maintenance -^dd »J 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations f ? on 
 
 County Building Debentures »7 90 
 
 County Purposes ?2S nn 
 
 July 20, Public Schools 482 00 
 
 Dec. 31, Non-resident Lands Z—$ 2414 82^ 
 
 Cr. 
 
 .Tan'y 27, By County Rates, 1890 $ 200 29 
 
 Mar. 24, « " " JS 87 
 
 April25; " " " 102 12 
 
 June ], Nonresident Lands ^co Tin 
 
 19, Public Schools 482 00 
 
 Nov. 23, County Rates, 1891 300 OO 
 
 Dec. 19; " " " 200 00 
 
 31, ' Non resident Lands nt, to 
 
 Balance 634 58 
 
 $ 2,414 82 $ 2,414 82r 
 
 Dec 31, To Balance $ 634 58 
 
 WILLIAMSBURQH. 
 
 1890. ^^' ©oiAA^ft 
 
 Dec 31. To balance ¥Alb4 w 
 
 June 1*9, Model Schools 36 76 
 
 High Schools 639 12 
 
 June 
 
 July 
 Dec. 
 
 Jan. 
 
 June 
 
 Dec. 
 
 Dec. 
 
 18 
 Dec. 
 
 18 
 Jun( 
 
 Julj 
 Dec 
 
 Jan 
 Jun 
 Dec 
 
 De< 
 
 1 
 Jun 
 
 Dec 
 
is 
 
 1 8c 
 
 4 8^ 
 
 4 82r 
 
 27 
 
 June 19, To High School Maintenance $ COO 70 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations 35 .')5 
 
 County Building Debentures 1 ^^ --^ 
 
 County Purposes « ^98 39 
 
 Drainage Debenture, Ist issue 225 ^5 
 
 " " 3rd issue 150 ()2 
 
 July 20, Public Schools 486 00 
 
 DeOt 7, Non-Resident Lands 8 03 
 
 Cr. — $0,470 GO 
 
 Jan. 30, By County Rates, 1890 $2,164 40 
 
 June 19, Public Schools 480 00 
 
 Dec. 7, Non-Resident Lands 8 03 
 
 31, Balance 2, 821 28 
 
 $5,479 60 $5,479 GO 
 
 Dec. 31, To balance $2,821 23 
 
 WINCHESTER. 
 
 1890. Dr. 
 
 Dec. 31, To Balance * 1,173 01 
 
 1891. 
 
 June 2, Non resident Lands 33 00 
 
 19, Model Schools 25 60 
 
 High Schools 446 26 
 
 High School Maintenance 420 15 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations 24 77 
 
 County Debentures 93 32 
 
 County Purposes 696 27 
 
 Drainage Debentures, 1st issue 319 99 
 
 « «< 3rd " 258 53 
 
 July 20, Public Schools 460 00 
 
 Dec. 7, Non resident Lands 5 96 
 
 $3,956 SO 
 
 Cr. 
 
 Jan'y 2, By County Kates, 1 890 $ 998 75 
 
 14, » « " 174 26 
 
 June 1, Non-resident Lands 33 OO 
 
 19, Public Schools 460 00 
 
 Dec. 7, Nonresident Lands 5 96 
 
 14, County Rates, 1891 1,000 0' 
 
 29, " " " 800 00 
 
 31, Balance 484 89 
 
 * $ 3,956 86 $ 3,956 86 
 
 Dec. 31, To Balance $ 484 89 
 
 WINCHESTER VILLAGE. 
 
 1891 Dr. 
 
 June 19^ To Model Schools '. $ 2 77 
 
 High Schools 48 9S 
 
 High School Maintenance 45 22 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations 2 6? 
 
 County Building Debentures 10 22 
 
 County Purposes 75 00 
 
 Dec. 31, To amount due $ 184 88 
 
28 
 
 Abstract Statement ol KeTeniie and Expenditure. 
 
 FuoM January Ist to Deoembeu 31st, 1891. 
 • Dr 
 
 Cash on hand ^ V48 •'>•'> 
 
 Administration of Justice — 
 
 Ontario (lovernment $ 2,124 70 
 
 Division Court Jury Fees 104 36 
 
 Fines 31 49 
 
 2,240 61 
 
 Auctionerro' Licenses »•• -• H?H n2 
 
 Bills Payable "OOO 00 
 
 Canada Temperance Act ^-^ 35 
 
 County Rates for 1890 13,320 10 
 
 « « i> 1891 12,283 48 
 
 , 25,603 58 
 
 Municipalities of Williamsburg, Winchester, Mountain and 
 
 Matilda, re Nation River Drainage 24 20 
 
 do do re Chestervllle Dam 11,930 64 
 
 11,954 84 
 
 Ts'on-Resident Taxes ?22 36 
 
 Pedlars' Licenses ^510 00 
 
 Public School Grant o?'33 00 
 
 Sureties of M McDonald J,215 50 
 
 United Counties' Debentures, County Buildings, 2nd issue 15,692 61 
 
 Administration of Justice— Cr. 1153,892 41 
 
 Clerk of the Peace I 486 35 
 
 Constables 662 69 
 
 Conveyance of Prisoners 471 96 
 
 Coroners 306 05 
 
 County Attorney 418 93 
 
 Crown Witnesses 381 35 
 
 Crier 48 00 
 
 Division Court Clerks 37 33 
 
 •Gaol Surgeon 225 00 
 
 Gaoler ami Turnkey 990 00 
 
 Gaol Expenses 698 12 
 
 Government Auditors 48 00 
 
 Interpreter 100 
 
 Jury Expenses 2,538 40 
 
 Matron U5 00 
 
 SheriflF 1,821 26 
 
 Stenographer 91 50 
 
 Education— ■ I 9,340 94 
 
 Board of Examiners 6()4 20 
 
 Entrance Examinations 731 70 
 
 Public School Inspectors 1,820 07 
 
 Teachers' Institutes 75 00 
 
 Expense— 3,230 97 
 
 Caretaker and Messenger 250 00 
 
 County Clerk 362 00 
 
 County Offices 162 66 
 
 County Board of Audit 91 80 
 
 County Auditors 128 00 
 
 Farmers' Institutes 75 00 
 
 Insurance 315 OO 
 
 Interest 397 09 
 
 Law Costs 8 00 
 
 Light and Fuel 299 67 
 
 Lunatics 430 56 
 
80 
 
 Members of Council 1|734 30 
 
 Postage and Telegrams 63 07 
 
 Registry Offioea 332 22 
 
 Special Grants 10 00 
 
 Stationery and Printing 874 59 
 
 Treasurer 1,000 OO 
 
 Bills Payable 
 
 Canada Temperance Act 
 
 Debentures • 
 
 High Schools 
 
 *• " Maintenance 
 
 Model Schools 
 
 Non-Resident Taxes 
 
 Public Schools 
 
 Uniform Promotion Examinations 
 
 Municipalities of Williamsburg, Winchester, 
 Mountain and Matilda, 
 
 Re Nation River Drainage 
 
 Re Chesterville Dam 
 
 Municipalities of Charlottenburgh and Lan- 
 caster, re River Beaudette Drainage.... 
 Cash on hand 
 
 Cornwall, January 16th. 1892. 
 Verified. 
 ARTHUR H. PLIMSOLL, 
 
 Chartered Accountant, J- Auditors. 
 
 A. J. McDonald, 
 
 6.503 9fi 
 
 103,500 00 
 
 60 25 
 
 4,634 41 
 
 4,4oO 00 
 
 3,361 00 
 
 300 00 
 
 622 30 
 
 0,133 00 
 
 4.i5 00 
 
 413 33 
 
 363 07 
 
 6,207 08 
 4.337 04 
 
 $153,892 41 $153,892 41 
 
 C. J. MATTICE, 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 No. 1— Ordinary Ke^eiiue and Expenditure Account. 
 
 REVENUE. 
 
 Au 1 i o n e ers' Li- 
 censes $ 222 00 
 
 Pedlars' Licensee... 510 00 
 Rates, 7-10 of 1 mill 12,135 10 
 
 Deficit to meet the 
 Expenditures, 
 
 $12,869 10 
 
 3,948 16 
 $16,8l5 26 
 
 EXPENDITURE. 
 
 Administration of Justice $ 7,080 33 
 
 Education 3,230 97 
 
 General Expenses 6,868 4^ 
 
 $16,815 2& 
 
 189 L IV o. 2— ftiurplus Account. 
 
 Jan. 1, By amount shown at this date as the excess of 
 
 Assets over Liabilities $103,406 6* 
 
 Add: 
 June 2, Total amount transferred from Current Liabilities 
 converted into a Debenture Liability and 
 
 secured by the levy of Special Rates $15,000 00 
 
 Premmm on sale of these Debentures 692 61 
 
 15,692 61 
 
 Less, ' "119^099 30 
 
 1891. Amount transferred from last year's account 14,451 13 
 
 Deo. 31 Deficit on ordinary revenue accountof the year 1891 3,948 16 
 
 ~ 5,393 2& 
 
 C. J. MATTICE, $113J00 01 
 
 Cornwall, 16th January, 1892. Counties' Treasurer. 
 
 Audited and found correct. A RTHUR H . PLIMSO LL, 
 
 Chartered Accountant. )■ Auditors* 
 A. J. McDON^.LD, 
 
 t. [. 
 
 3 i 
 
 5 |: 
 
 r 
 
30 
 
 emufViStAX- aAS.Aifc«; sssisr 
 
 ■€ 
 
 ASSETS. 
 
 Special rates ali'ea<ly levie«l to meet l)ebentnre« pr»*8ently ma- 
 
 turintt under By-I^w No. 773 Nation liver Diainage acot.f 2.001 til 
 
 * '• Ho7 <.n River Beatulette " " 040 98 
 
 •• 921 Nation River " " 1,470 94 
 
 " 940 on United Counties " 1,445 13 
 
 «* 703 on United Counties " 1,631 58 
 
 Isation River DrainHjre account — balance due by certain 
 municipalities of Dundas to be levied under By-Law 773 
 
 to meet Debentures of l-t ispue (due 1893) 876 23 
 
 Also " 2nd " 19,130 87 
 
 u u 3rd " 13,238 46 
 
 River Beaudette Drnlnnjje account. Balance due by Cliar- 
 lottenburgh and Lancaster to be levied under By-Law 
 857 to meet Debentures •■••. 
 
 United Counties. Balance to be levied by special rates under 
 
 By Law 7G3 to meet Debentures ot Ist issue 4,881 30 
 
 Also Debentures of 2nd issue (under By Law 940) 20,231 82 
 
 Total assets provided to meet Debentures 
 
 CURRENT ASSETS. 
 
 •River Beaudette Drainage account 3,689 92 
 
 Nation River Drainage account 3,424 93 
 
 (Balances not covered yet by Deb<ntines and recover- 
 able from the municipalities interested) 7,114 85 
 
 Cash on deposit with Bank ot Montreal 4,337 04 
 
 Rates. Balance due by municipalities 7,196 13 
 
 Furniture nS m 
 
 Real Estate 111,000 00 
 
 De 
 
 7,489 84 
 
 33,250 56 
 
 7,086 46 
 
 :?5,113 12 
 72^889"98 
 
 / 
 
 M 
 Bi 
 
 18,648 02 
 12,000 00 
 
 5i 
 
 Cornwall, l6th January, 1892. 
 
 Audited and found correct. 
 
 ARTHUR H. PLIM80LL, 
 
 Chartered Accountant, 
 
 A. J. McDonald, 
 
 $203,538 00 
 
 Auditors. 
 
f > 1 
 Ol 
 
 XjI^BILITIBS. 
 
 ff 
 
 Debentures matuiing in 18l»2 • 7,540 04 
 
 Ditto on Nation River Drainage account : 
 
 nmtu.ing in 1893 876 23 
 
 distributable over 10 vears tw'ln a. 
 
 i( .< 9 < 13,238 4b 
 
 '^ 33,250 50 
 
 Ditto on River Beaudette Drainage account : 
 
 distributable over 7 years '^»^'°'^' ^ 
 
 "Ditto for general County Purposes : 
 
 I.avHV>le in 3 yearly amounts on'ooi qo 
 
 distributable over 14 years 20,231 8^ or 113 io 
 
 Total Debenture Liability 72,880 93 
 
 CURRENT LIABILITIES. 
 
 €anada Temperanre Act -, 2,702 01 
 
 Model Schools, to be refunded loO W 
 
 Bills Payanle. under discount at the Bank of Montreal .... 14,(JW UU 
 
 16,942 01 
 
 Surplus of Assets over Liabilities, as shown by Statement 
 
 No. 2 113, / Ob 01 
 
 $203,538 00 
 
 C J. MATITCE, 
 
 Counties' Trkasurkr. 
 
31 
 
 CJORNAVALL, l6Ta JANUARY, 1892: 
 
 To the Warden and Council of the Untied Counr.es of Stormont, Dundas-- 
 
 and Glengarry, Cornwall. 
 Gentlemen : — 
 
 We have audited the Treasurer's books and accounts for the year ending: 
 the 3l8t December, 1891. 
 
 The various rates and aspessments levied by the Council have been duly 
 shown in the books p.nd accounts ; the cash disburaoments have been fully 
 vouched ior and the balance on band has been verified ard found on deposit ia^ 
 the Bank. 
 
 The Statements Nos. 1, 2 and 3^, signed by us, are correct in every respect. 
 
 No. 1 shows a deficit for the year of |3)948.1&. The expense account, though* 
 apparently reduced, is virtually the same as last year, the coal account for the 
 present winter's supply not havmg been paid until after the close of the books, 
 for 1891. 
 
 The floating debt of the Counties is now in a fairly satisfactory condition, the- 
 amount thereof, $16,942.00 being more than covered by the floatm;/ assets of 
 $18,648.02. 
 
 We now beg to again remmd you of the obvious insufficiency of the present> 
 ordinary revenue to meet the ordinary expenditure, and to lu'ge upon you the 
 desirability of increasing the annual rates to at least $16,000, so as to avoid the- 
 creation of a new debt and deficit. 
 
 We also recommend that interest be charged, over the Bank discount rate, {(y 
 the Municipalities on all arrears of rates and taxes upon the following basis, viz. :- — 
 
 From the 15th December, the statutory date ot payment aUeady established,, 
 upon the rates levied for the general purposes of the Counties, and from the date 
 of payment of the several Debentures, upon the special rates levied for said 
 Debentures respectively. 
 
 By the adoption of the above rule all the Municipalities will be placed on » 
 fair and equal footing and the general interest account will not be increased by 
 the delay of some of the Municipalities in paying their assessment. 
 
 The books and accounts have been kept in their usual good order and every 
 
 facility has been afforded us by the Treasurer. 
 
 We are. Gentlemen, t^/ 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 ARTHUR H. PLIMSOLU ] 
 
 Charteied Accountant, VAuditorSv. 
 
 A. J. McDonald, J