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 MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS 
 
 OF THE 
 
 MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 
 
 OF TUB UNITED COUNTIES OP 
 
 SWiT, PiilS aiii m 
 
 January, June and October Sessions, 1887. 
 
 FRANCIS ANDERSON, Esq., Warden. 
 C. J. MATTICE, Esq., Clerk. 
 
 CORNWALL: 
 
 Printkd at the Office of " The Standard." 
 
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MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS 
 
 OF Till: 
 
 MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 
 
 OF TUB UMTKl) GOLNTIKS OK 
 
 January, June and October Sessions, 1887. 
 
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 rilANCIS ANDERSON, Esq., Warden, 
 C. J. MATTICE, Esq., Clerk. 
 
 CORNWALI<: 
 Pjmntei) at the Office of " The St.^SPARu." 
 
INDEX 
 
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 Ahsfraot Btafcmcnt of AcpouiUs ,. .,, ■.■. !'.'". '.'!........■' t) 
 
 Annual Return ol School Money lor lSb(, i'.. ;:.:::::;::.. ^^ 
 
 Auctioneer's Liccnsos ■ • 
 
 By-Law NO. RTW Appointing Ccmnt^OfJ^^^^^ K 
 
 4, 0,12 " jUounly Examiners •' m 
 
 u 8o» «« proventlvo Officers.... •••;; '" 
 
 7, 1^ .. Nation River Drainage Coniinltteo i, 
 
 :: 8g :: SiS^c^Ss^ioi^^r^'tYn^^^^^ :5« 
 
 " "uo '^^ of West Wlncliester S ;;ij 
 
 .« 8(,7 EouallzinK Iho Assessment '.'".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'••'■ ="' 
 
 808 Levying lor County Purposes ;Z 
 
 809 Levying for Public Hehools ;■.■... % 
 
 •« 810 Levying for High S«liools- ••••;: • • ,,7 
 
 « sil Pavment of Orders and Accounts.... „s 
 
 812 Levying for County Building Uebcnt ures •,.... ^ 
 
 » 8i:J Certain Streets In Village of MaxvlUe ; • • • : w 
 
 8U Borrowing Money for County Purposes :.:.:;;. .: ! :«' 
 
 II (jiK T.f,vvinw for Model School , ... .>)t 
 
 8 Borrowrng Money for Nation River i)rai nagc • ;;„ 
 
 87 Incorporating V llage of West Winchester • 4,, 
 
 « I « T pvvi n.i «320 for Dnndas H igh School ■ • 40 
 
 « v.Q\ T,pvvin" a further sum for Public Schools ■ • • • ; 4s 
 
 si cIrtalKreets in Village of Alexandria 4S 
 
 11 incorpomtlng the Village of Lancaster ; ! ' ; ;; ! '. ! ! ." ! i ! ! . ! . '» 
 
 .« 821 Pavment of Orders and Accounts .j'.» 
 
 : :: |S^^°gMonej^,fbrCovmtyPur^osc^^^^^ 4|| 
 
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 Council Minutos-Jauuary .'.'.■.■.■.■,'. ." V, 
 
 a —June i- 
 
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 Members of Connctl for year 1887 •• 
 
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 Non Resident Land Tax Account ','^'.'.. ','.'.'.'.'.'■'.. '.'.■'•'■'■'■ ^■' -' 
 
 ^atlon River Drainage ;• 
 
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 Officers appointed by the Council of 1887 
 
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 Pedlans Licenses j^' 
 
 Report Of CmumUtee ro Stru^i^r^Comm^^^^^ « i^ ^ 
 
 .« Finance ."ir) 1() 
 
 u County Property 7 3;! l'> 
 
 <« Roads and 1 ridges • ;U 
 
 « Equalization of Assessment 5 
 
 I. Printing » 3:5 
 
 tt Communication v " V "n'rl ^2 4i\ 
 
 Report of special Committee re ^S^Zi^^f^{^j^-^^^ '' 111 S 
 
 ,1 Incorporation of West W inchest ei • ...^ 
 
 « mil vs. Mlddagh.. _" w-, 
 
 :: S!;?..^SS^^V!;e vmage-of u^ni-as^ei-: :; : ; : : -^ 
 
 Drainage of River Reaudelte ,; 
 
 Kaulo.?ma&^"iKo;;d^^^ "' 
 
 Hchedule In connection with the RepoH of Equalisation «^'^'>"_n^^"«';:;:;;;::::;:::::;;: U 
 
 Statclnent of General Account to Dec 31st, ^8« 
 
 
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 .IvNjijAs Ma(I)oxam), Trcamrcr, Cornwall V 0. 
 
 CoRYnoN J. MArncK, Ckrh, Cornwall 1'. O. 
 
 Mmsns. D. Monkoe and L. A. llo.ss, Cowih/ AudllovK, Cornwall 1' t>. 
 
 David R. Bkown, Ksq, CowHy Enyinecr, Cornwall P. 0. 
 
 E. A. Gkavbley, M. I),, Gaol Phi/slcidv, Cornwall P. O. 
 
 Ja.mks FiiASKR, Esq., ■» Mtmhcrs of ( Loch Garry P. U. 
 Isaiah R. A n,T, Esq, J Board of Audit. \ Aultsville P. O. 
 
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 TRUSTEES OF HIGH SCHOOLS ; INSPECTORS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS, AND 
 SUB-TREASURER OF SCHOOL MONEYS, 1887. 
 
 TrmUes of District No. ], Williaimitoirn. — John Ross and Ewan Dingwall, appointed 
 1885, AVni. J. McNaugbton and Wni. II. Smith, appointed 1886, George H. McGil- 
 livray and Alexander Hay, appointed 1887. 
 
 Trtistrei^ of District No. 2, Alcxcmdria. — John A. McDougall, appointed 1885, John Simp 
 son, appointed 1880, John A. McDougall, appointed 1887. 
 
 Trustees of District No. 3, Cornvall. — James Sutherland, appointed 1885, James Ding- 
 wall, appointed 1880, John Bennett, appointed 1887. 
 
 Trustees of District No. 4, Morrisburgh.— Matt] .yiw Willard, appointed 1885, \Vm. P. MiN 
 lar, (in room of J. P. Whitney, resigned), api)ointed 1880, George Deiks, appointed 
 
 1887. 
 
 Trustees of District No. r^, Iroquois. — Ansil B. Carman, appointed 1885, Robert Bouck 
 apix)inted 1880, John H. Harkness, M. D., appointed 1887. 
 
 Inspectors of Fuhlic Schools. — Alexandeu JMcNavghtox, Es(j., Stormont, Cornwall P. 0. ; 
 AnTiiuR Brown, Esq., Dundas, Morrisburgh ; Doxald McDiarmid, Esq., M, D., Glen. 
 garry, Athol P. 0. 
 
 Sah' Treasurer of School Moneiis. — yExuAs Mac'doxald, Esq., Cornwall, P. 0- 
 
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THE MINUTES 
 
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 OF TlIK COUXOIL OK TUB UNITRD COl NTIFiJ OF 
 
 Stornioiii DiiiiJas aii4 Glengarry. 
 
 
 1887 
 
 JANUARY SESSION 
 
 Corporation of the United Counties of 
 Stormont, Lundas and Glengarry. 
 
 FIRST DAY. 
 CoRNWAix, Januaiiy 25, 1887. 
 
 Tho Council met at 7 p. ni. 
 
 Tlio Clerk presiding. 
 
 Tho following Reeves and Deputy 
 Reeves, having first filed their several 
 certificates as required by law, took their 
 seats, as representing the following Mu- 
 nicipalities. For tho Township of: 
 
 CnAitroTTEximiiGii. — I). McNaughton, 
 Reeve ; Angus R. McDonald and Ebenezer 
 Hunt, Deputy Reeves. 
 
 Lancastek.— J. B. Snider, Reeve; An- 
 drew Harkness, M. D., and A. D. McDon- 
 ald, Deputy Reeves. 
 
 Kbnyon.— Alex. M. Campbell, Reeve; 
 Alex. Stewart and Jas Fraser, Jr., Deputy 
 Reeves. 
 
 LocniHi,.— P. A. Stewart, Reeve ; D. A. 
 McDonell, Deputy Reeve. 
 
 Albxandria.— D. A. McArthur, Reeve. 
 
 R0XI50R0UGII. — John Bennett, Reeve ; 
 John McLaughlin, Deputy Reeve. 
 
 Fixcii.— J. C. Munro, M. D., Reeve ; Wil- 
 liam Kennedy, Deputy Reeve. 
 
 OsxABRucK.— F. Anderson, Reeve; I. R. 
 Ault and Jonah Coulthardt, Dep. Reeves. 
 
 CoKNWALi- Township. — J. J. Mcintosh, 
 Reeve; II. U. Thompson and Jas. Myers, 
 Deputy Reeves. 
 
 Cornwall Town— M. O'Callaghai i, Reeve; 
 Wm. Atcheson and Saml. Crosbie, Deputy 
 Eeoves. 
 
 "WiNciiESTKR. — William Mofliitt, Reovo; 
 Aaron Sweet and Christopher Irving, De- 
 puty Reeves. 
 
 Mountain.— George Steacy, M. D., Reovo; 
 John S. Anderson, Deputy Reeve. 
 
 Matilda. — Adam Harkness, Reeve ; Wm 
 Banford and James CoUison, Deputy 
 Reeves. 
 
 Iroquois. — W. M. Dcran, Reeve. 
 
 MoRKisBURGiL — Wm. McKenzie, Reeve. 
 
 AViLLiAMSBUROii.— Georgo S. 
 
 Casselman, 
 and II. J. 
 
 Reeve; Geo. H. Whittaker 
 Whittaker, Deputy Reeves. 
 
 The names of Mr. Bennett, Reeve cf 
 Roxborough, and of Mr. F. Anderson, 
 Reeve of Osnabruck, were handed to tho 
 Clerk as candidates for the OlHco of War- 
 den. 
 
 The Reeves of Charlottenburgh and 
 Mountain having been appointed Scruti- 
 neers, tho ballot was taken, and resulted 
 in favor of Mr. Anderson, whom the Clerk 
 declared duly elected. 
 
 The Warden, after addressing the Coun- 
 cil, made and subscribed to tho declara- 
 tion of office, and entered on his duties. 
 
 The following communications were then 
 received and read : — 
 
 1st. From Dr. McDiarmid, Inspector of 
 Schools of Glengarry, with reference to tho 
 loss of a registered letter, and the inability 
 of the Post Office Department to recover it. 
 
 2nd. From J. P. Whitney, Esq., resign- 
 ir.g the position of High School Trustee for 
 the village of Morrisburgh. 
 
 Srd. From A. M. Rosebrugh, Treasurer 
 of the Prisoners' Aid Association, making 
 the annual appeal in aid thereof. 
 
 4th. From Beverley Jones, Esq., Hon, 
 Secretary of the Canada Land Law Amend- 
 ment Association. 
 
5th. From Wm. Davidson, Es(i., County 
 Clerk of I'oik, asking concurronco of tills 
 Council in a resolution with roferonco to a, 
 proixwed Doletjation of Engmeers to inter- 
 view the Government. 
 
 From J. T. JJell, Vsq., County Clerk of 
 Hastings, askinf? co-oiKjratiou in memo- 
 rializing the Government in tlio matter of 
 providing better uccomuiudation for the 
 lunatics of this Province. 
 
 From Principal (Jrant, of (iuccn's Col- 
 lege, drawing attention to the need of u 
 School of Science in Eastern Ontario. 
 
 [Moved by Mr. Ault, seconded by Mr. 
 Doran, that a select Committee composed 
 of Messrs. McKcnzio, Sweet. Steacy, A. 
 Stewart, A. Ilarknoss.McArthur, the mo- 
 ver and seconder, be appointed to take in- 
 to consideration all communications that 
 do not properly come under the consider- 
 ation of any of the Standing Committees. 
 Carried. 
 
 Moved by Mr. Ault, seconded by Mr. 
 Doran, that Messrs, Steacy, Snider, Ben- 
 nett, Mcintosh, McNaughton, McKenzie, 
 Irving, P. A. Stewart, the mover and se- 
 conder, be a Si)ecial Committee to strike 
 the Standing Committees, and report 
 at to-morrow morning's session. Carried. 
 
 Moved by Mr. A. Harkncss, seconded by 
 Mr. Ault, that Messrs. Steacy, McKenzie, 
 McLaughlin, Munro, McArthur. McNaugh- 
 ton, P, A. Stewart, the mover and second- 
 er, bo appointed a Si)ecial Committee, with 
 instructions to report on the condition of 
 the fund arising from the Scott Act fines, 
 making such recommendations with refer- 
 ence to the dispositon thereof as may ap- 
 pear to be in the public interest and in ac- 
 cordance with the law in that behalf. 
 Carried. 
 
 NOTICES. 
 
 Mr. Ault gavo notice that he will, on 
 to-morrow, ask leave to introduce a By- 
 law to appoint Auditors for the current 
 year. 
 
 Mr. Ault gave notice that he will on to- 
 morrow ask leave to introduce a By-law to 
 appoint a Board of Examiners in and for 
 the United Counties. 
 
 Mr. Harkness gave notice that he will 
 on to-morrow,^ ask leave to introduce a By- 
 law to appoint County Officers. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Irving, seconded by 
 Mr. Casselman, the Council adjourned. 
 C, J. Matticb, F, Anderson, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 SECOND DAY. 
 
 Corjioralion of the United Cowilieit of .S7«»- 
 mont, DvmltiH <ind (llnKjurnj. 
 
 CoiiNWAix, .laniiury L'U, 18S7. 
 
 The Council mot. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 A. 1). McDonald, Second Deputy Reov(^ 
 of Lancaster, illcd his cerlillcate, and took 
 his seat. 
 
 Members all present. 
 
 Minutes of yesterday road and approved. 
 
 Communications were received and ivatl 
 as follows: 
 
 Ist. From .T. Dinf,'wall, Es(|., (Jerk of 
 the Peace, notifying tlio Council of the sale 
 of cortain property adjoining the Court 
 
 llouse. _ 
 
 2d, From W. A. Whitney, Es.p, Secre- 
 tary and Treasurer of Dundas County Far- 
 mer' Institute, asking for a sum of money 
 as provided by law. ,. , „ 
 
 [Jd. From the Treasurer oi tho Board or 
 Education of the villafo of JMorrisbur;,' 
 showing that the lliy;h School of Morri.s- 
 burg requires as aid a certain appropria- 
 tion from this Council. 
 
 4tli. From the County Auditors sub- 
 mitting tho abstract statement of accounts. 
 
 hi\\. From Henry Totten, Esq., Chii-'f 
 Officer License Branch of the I'ro- 
 vincial Secretary's Office, rcuiuiring tho 
 paymentof monies as provided for under 
 44'Vic.,Cap. 27,S. n. 
 
 Moved bv J)r. Steacy, seconded by Mr. J. 
 S. Anderson that the report of tho Sixicial 
 Committee to strike the Standing Commit- 
 tees be received and read. Carried and 
 report read. 
 
 Moved by Mr. McNaughton, seconde*! 
 by Mr. Mcintosh that tho reiHjrt just read 
 be adopted. Carried. 
 
 Pursuant to notice Mr. Harkncss moved, 
 seconded by Mr. Banford for leave to intro- 
 duce a By-law to appoint Coun'.y otllccr.s 
 for the current year. 
 
 Leave granted and tho By-law introdu(v 
 ed and read a first and second time and 
 referred to a Committee of tho whole. 
 
 Mr. Bennett in the chair. 
 
 Tho Committee rose and reported pro- 
 gress and asked leave to sit again, ix-ave 
 granted. 
 
 On motion by Mr. Canipboll, se(!onded Ijv 
 Mr. Stewart, tho Warden, left the chair 
 until 2 p. m. 
 
 Council resumed. 
 
 Moved bv Mr. Geo. IL Whittakor, second 
 
 (' od by Mr. 
 Conunitte 
 read. Ca 
 Moved 1 
 Harkness, 
 adopted. 
 
 Upon n 
 cd l)y Mr. 
 
 «a Commit 
 , pointing ( 
 The Co 
 grcMS and 
 granted. 
 Moved 
 Mr. Ault, 
 mittee wti 
 i sion, in n 
 f poration, 
 ,,' yet been \ 
 ; j)()K»il)le tl 
 ,' itoforo ai 
 Conunittc 
 the name 
 Naughtoii 
 Mcllao w 
 the Coun( 
 gist of St( 
 Naughtor 
 rlod. 
 
 Mr. Do 
 to-morro\ 
 law to aj) 
 
 Mr. All 
 morrow n 
 appoint 1 
 
 On moi 
 by Mr. C 
 
 C. J. J*Lv 
 
 Curporat 
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 The Cc 
 The ^V 
 All th£ 
 Mi nut 
 Moved 
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 »i adopted. 
 
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 iiijarri/, 
 
 iry '2ii, 18S7. 
 
 )oj)uty Reove 
 .uito, and took 
 
 I 
 
 [vnd npprovoil. 
 ivcd and ion<l 
 
 l',s(|., (;icrk of 
 u'ilol'thosulo 
 ng tho Court 
 
 ■, Esq., Secro- 
 is County Far- 
 sum of money 
 
 if tho Board of 
 of ^lorrirtbur;,' 
 lool of Morris- 
 Liiu ai)i)roi»ria- 
 
 Auditors sub- 
 
 lut of accounts. 
 
 :>, Ksq., Clii(.'f 
 of tlie I'ro- 
 ro(iuirin<: tlio 
 
 dod for undor 
 
 ndedby Mr. J. 
 t of tho S|)Ocial 
 iiding Comin it- 
 Carried and 
 
 iton, seconde<l 
 3i)ort just read 
 
 irkncss moved, 
 r loavt! tointro- 
 Joun'y otilccrs 
 
 y'-hiw"introdn(v 
 ;ond tinio and 
 ho whole. 
 
 I rcporttnl pro- 
 . again, ix-ave 
 
 ill, so(!onded Ijv 
 left tlie cliair 
 
 littakor, second 
 
 od by Mr. CasHelman.that the report of the 
 Committeo on Printing bo rocoivcd and 
 road. Carried and rei)ort road. 
 
 Moved by Mr. Hnider, socondod by Pr. 
 Ilivrkne8.s, that tho rei)ort juHt road bo 
 adopted. Carried. .. ,, , ^, , 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. MeArthur, Mecond- 
 ed by Mr. Ilarkn(;HH, tlio (.'ounuil went into 
 Committee of tlie whole ro Uy-law a\y 
 pointing; County olliforH. 
 
 Tho Committeo ruBO and reported jiro- 
 gre.ss and auked leave to sit a«ain. Leave 
 
 yranteth ., , • i i „ 
 
 ^h)ved by Mr. Harkness .socon-icd l)j 
 Mr. Ault, that inasmuch as a special com- 
 mittee was appointed at the October .si«- 
 Bion, in re lliU vs. Midde^h and tlio Cor- 
 poration, and inasmuch as no decision has 
 vet been 1,'iven by th(! Court, and as it is 
 ■)()K»ibIe that some action inav bo necessary 
 oefore anotlier mooting of Conned, the 
 Committee bo re-appointed, substituting 
 the names of McArthnr, Mcintosh and Mc- 
 Xaughton instead of McLennan, Clark and 
 Mcllao who had ceased to be members of 
 tho Council, making tho Committee to con- 
 Bist of Steacy, Mcintosh, McArthnr, Mc- 
 Naugliton, tho mover and seconder. Car- 
 ried. 
 
 NOTICl':^. 
 
 Mr. Doran ^'ave notice that he will on 
 to-morrow ask leave to introduce a 15y- 
 law to appoint Hik'b Soliool Trustees. 
 
 Mr. Ault gave notice that ho will on to- 
 morrow ask leave to introduce a By-law to 
 appoint Preventive Ullicers. 
 
 On motion of Mr. O'C^allaL'han, seconded 
 by .Mr. ColUson the Council adjourned. 
 C. J. JkLvTTidio, FuANci.s Ani)i;uson, 
 
 dork. Warden. 
 
 i 
 
 Tlimi) DAY. 
 
 Curporatlnnofthc United Coantirn of Siur- 
 niont, Dundan and (jlcugdrri/. 
 
 CouNWALi., January 27, 1887. 
 Tlie Council met. 
 The Warden in tho chair. 
 All the members present. 
 Minute.s read and confirmed. 
 Moved by Mr. Doran, seconded by ^Ir. 
 ; .McKonzio, that the report of tlie Ednca- 
 \ tion Committee be received and read. Car- 
 l ried and reiwjrt read. 
 
 i Moved by Dr. Stoaey, seconded by ^Mr,. 
 I .T. S. Anderson. t';at tho report just road be 
 I adopted. 
 
 Moved In amendnnnnt by Mr. Sweet 
 seconded by Mr.Cnssolman,tbatthe report 
 of tho Committeo be not adopted but bo 
 referred back to the Committee with tho 
 instruction to strike out tho appropriation 
 of.$l()0.()5 U) the lro<iuoi8 High School. 
 
 Moved by Mr. llarknoss, seconded by Mr. 
 (t. II. Whittaker, that tho debate on the 
 report of tho I'lducation ( ommitteo be ad- 
 journed to the evening sossion. Carried. 
 
 IMovod by Mr. A It. McDonald, seconded 
 by Mr. Ilunt.that tho Clerk be instructed to 
 trrant a I'edlar'a license without fee to 
 Ephraim Lonoy, a blind man, residing in 
 Charlottenburgh, for twelve montliH, he 
 use two horses. Carried. 
 
 Moved by Ur. IlarkncM, seconded by 
 Mr. Irving, that tlio Sjjocial Committeo in 
 tho matter of tho sale of the Wood Yard 
 bo continued, and that the names of 
 Messrs. McArthnr and Atcheaon bo added 
 instead of Messrs. Clark and Mcllao who 
 iiave ceased to bo members of tho Coun- 
 cil. Carried. 
 
 On motion by Tilr. Doran, seconded by 
 Mr. MoKenzio, the Warden, left tho chair. 
 Council resumed. 
 
 Moved by IMr. Ault, seconded by Mr. 
 Mcintosh, that tho report of the County 
 Property Committee be received and read. 
 Carried and report read. 
 
 Moved by A. Stewart, seconded by Mr. 
 Eraser, that the report just read be adopt- 
 ed. Carried. 
 
 NoTica— Mr. llarkness gives notice that 
 he will to-morrow introduce a By-law for 
 tho re-appointment of the Drainage Com- 
 mittee, and substitution of now members 
 
 in place of those who have ceased to bo 
 
 members of the Council. 
 Ulion niontion of Mr. Irving, seconded 
 
 by A. li. McDonald, the Warden loft the 
 
 chair. 
 Council resumed. 
 Tenders for printing opened by the W ar- 
 
 den, and read to the Council as follows: 
 
 Minutes, C J. Stilwell, $149.00 ; .l.llari)er, 
 
 $123.50 ; C. W. Yoxuv^, $105.00. 
 Convictions, C. J. Stihvell, $:5().00; J. 
 
 Harper $24.00 ; C. Vv^. Young, $30.50. 
 Moved by :Mr.A. Stowait.sccondod by Mr. 
 
 Eraser, that tl:e roiiort ol' Uie ' uaunittee on 
 
 Uoads and Jii idgcs be roL'eivod and road. 
 
 Carried and rnjxirt road. 
 
 iMoved by Mr. H. .1. Whittaker, seconded 
 
 by Mr. Ca.sselman, that the report just read 
 
 bo udoptO'A. 
 
Moved in amendment by Dr. Steacy, se- 
 conded by Mr. J. S. Anderson, that the 
 report now read be not adopted, but 
 referred back to the Committee, amending 
 the reiMxt so as to recommend repair of 
 present bridge or building a new one. 
 
 Moved in amendment to the amend- 
 ment, by Mr. McLaughlin, seconded by 
 Mr. Irwin, that the question be left in 
 abeyance until the Juno Session ot this 
 Council, to see what action may be taken 
 by tho Local Lesislature, with regard to 
 the Act passed at its last session in regard 
 to making all bridges over IDO feet m 
 length County bridgeS; and that the report 
 be adopted. 'Carried. 
 
 Moved by Mr. A. R- McDonald, second- 
 ed by Mr. J. S. Anderson, that the tender 
 ofMr. Hai'per for printing the minutes 
 and convictions be accepted, his tender 
 being the lowest. Carried. 
 
 Moved by Mr. McKenzie, seconded by 
 Mr. Doran, that the consideration of the 
 report, of the School Committee be now 
 taken ap. Carried- 
 
 Mr, Sweet's amendment was put, and 
 the yeas and nays having been taken 
 theraon, resulted as follows : 
 
 Yeas— Campbcl!, Casselman, Croshie, 
 Hunt. Irving, Moffatt, Munro, A. R. Mc- 
 Donald, Sw*et, Geo. H. Whittaker, and H. 
 J. Whittaker. 11. 
 
 Xays— Anderson, Atcheson, Banford, 
 Bennet, ColUson, Coulthardt, Doran, Fraser, 
 A. Rarkness, Kennedy, A. D. McDonald, 
 D. A. McDonald, Mcintosh. McKenzie, 
 McNaughton, O'Callaghan, Snider, P. A. 
 Stewart, A. Stewart, Dr. Steacy, Thomp- 
 son. 21. . , „ 
 The main motion carried on the same 
 
 division. , , , 
 
 Moved by Mr. McKenzie, seconded by 
 Mr. McNaughton, that the report of the 
 Committee on Communications be recei^•- 
 ed and read. Carried, and report read. 
 
 Moved by He. Thompson, seconded by 
 Mr. G. H. Whittaker, that the report just 
 read be adopted. Carried. 
 
 Pursuant to notice, Mr. Doran moved, 
 seconded by Mr. McKenzie, for leave to 
 introduce a By-law to appoint High School 
 
 Leave "granted, and the By-law introduc- 
 ed and read a first and second time, and 
 referred to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Titclntosh in the Chair. 
 
 Committeo rose and reported tho By-law 
 >vith blanks filled. 
 
 Itoport received and adopted, and the 
 By-law read a third time and passed. 
 
 Pursuant to not?co, Mr. Doran moved, 
 seconded by Mr. McKenzie, for leave to 
 introduce a By-law to appoint County Ex- 
 aminers for the current year. 
 
 Leave granted, and the By-law intioduc- 
 ed and read a first and second time, and 
 referred to a Committee of the whole. 
 Mr. G. H. Whittaker in the chair. 
 Blanks filled in Committee, and the bill 
 read a third time and passed. 
 
 On motion of Mr. Ilarkness, seconded by 
 Mr. Mcintosh, the council went into Corn- 
 mi ttee of the whole on By-law to appoint 
 County ofiicers- 
 
 Mr. Bennett in the chair. 
 Committee rose and reported tho By-law 
 with the blanks filled. 
 
 Report received and .adopted, and tlio 
 By-law read a third time and passed. 
 
 Moved by Mr. Ault, seconded by Mr. 
 Mcintosh, that the report of the Finance 
 Committee be received and read. Carried 
 and report read. 
 
 Moved by Mr. Thompson, seconded by 
 Mr. G, H. Whittaker, that the report just 
 read be adopted. Carried. 
 
 On motion of Mr. Snider, seconded by 
 Ur. A. D. McDonald, the Council adjourn- 
 ed. 
 
 C. J. Matticic, Fbascis Anj>brson, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 FOURTH DAY. 
 
 Conwration oj the United Counties of Star- 
 ' mont, Dimdns and Glengarry. 
 
 CoKNWAU., January 28, 1887. 
 
 Council met. 
 
 nie Warden in the chair. 
 
 All the members present uxoeptmg Dr. 
 Harkness and Islx. :McLaufihlin. 
 
 ISlinutos of yesterday road and approved. 
 
 Moved by Mr. J. S. Anderson, seconded 
 by Mr. Bauford, that the report of the Com- 
 mittee re Scott Act Fines be received and 
 read, Carried and report read. 
 
 Moved by Mr. McKenzie, seconded by 
 Mr. P. A. Stewart that the report just read 
 be adopted. Carried. 
 
 Moved by McKenzie, seconded by iMr. 
 Ault that a Petition be presentod by the 
 Council to the Lieutenant-Governor and 
 Legislature of Ontario, praying thena to 
 amend the Municipal Act ot 1883 and the 
 Amendment thereto, so that all 
 bridges in or between Municipalities shall 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
t 
 
 ted, and tbo 
 I passed. 
 )oran moved, 
 for leave to 
 it County Ex- 
 
 -law intioduc- 
 
 id time, and 
 
 18 whole. 
 
 e chair. 
 
 , and the bill 
 
 I. 
 
 s, seconded by 
 
 ent into Com- 
 
 iw to appoint 
 
 ted the By-law 
 
 pted, and the 
 d passed. 
 )nded by Mr. 
 f the Finance 
 read. Carried 
 
 , seconded by 
 ,yre report just 
 
 , seconded by 
 •uncil adjourn- 
 
 is Anderson, 
 Warden. 
 
 Y. 
 
 ountics of Stor- 
 Icngarry. 
 lavy 28, 1887. 
 
 t uivoepting Dr. 
 
 hlin. 
 
 1 and approved. 
 
 erson, seconded 
 
 port of the Com- 
 
 )e received and 
 
 'ead. 
 
 e, seconded by 
 
 report just read 
 
 conded by I\Ir. 
 ■esentod by the 
 t-Governor and 
 raying thena to 
 of 1883 and the 
 so that all 
 aicipalities shall 
 
 be built and maintained by the said Mu- 
 nicipalities, when not assumed by County 
 Councils as County bridges. Carried. 
 
 Moved by Mr. P. A. Stewart, seconded 
 by INIr. Bennett, that tbo Treasurer be em- 
 powered and hereby instructed to pay ail 
 sums of money the payment of which is 
 recommended by any report of Committee 
 and adopted by this Council, and that the 
 Corporate Seal be attached hereto. Car- 
 ried. 
 
 Pursuant to notice, Mr. Ault moved, 
 seconded by Mr. Doran, for leave to intro- 
 duce a By-law to appoint Preventive Of- 
 ficers for the current year. 
 
 Leave granted and the By-law introduc- 
 ed and read a first and second time and 
 referred to a Committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Casselman in the chair. 
 
 Committer rose and reported the By-law 
 as amended. 
 
 Report carried and adopted and the By- 
 law read a third time and passed. 
 
 Parsuant to notice, Mr. Harkness moved, 
 seconded by INIr. Doraa for leave to intro- 
 duce a By-law to reappoint a Committee 
 to supervise the Nation River Drainage. 
 
 Leave granted and the By-law introduc- 
 ed and read a first and second time and 
 referred to a Committee of the whole. 
 
 ]Mr. Doran in the chair. 
 
 Committee rose and reported the By- 
 law without amendment. Report received 
 and adopted and the By-law read a third 
 time and passed. 
 
 Pursuant to notice, Mr Ault moved, 
 seconded by Mr. Campbell, for leave to 
 introduce a By-law to appoint a Board of 
 Audit. 
 
 ]\lr. McNaughton in tbe chair. 
 
 Blanks filled in Commiii > and the By- 
 law read a third time and passed. 
 
 On motion of Mr. Campbell, seconded by 
 ]\Ir. Fraser, the Council adjourned to Tues- 
 day, the 21st day of June, at 2 o'clock in 
 the afternoon. 
 
 C. J. ]Mattice, Fanrcis Aneerson, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 REPORTS. 
 
 Rciioi-t lOf the Committee to Strike 
 Ntanjling Committees. 
 
 Sj-tecial Committee to strike Standing 
 [Committees, beg to report as follows : — 
 I Present.— Steacy, Snider, Bennett, Mc- 
 ilntosh, D. IVIcNaughton, Ir^ing, P. A. Stew- 
 lart, Ault and Doran. 
 
 Finance and Assessment. — L R. Ault 
 (Chairman), D. IMcNaughton, Dr. Steacy, 
 W. ]M. Doran, M. O'Callaghan, A. M. Camp- 
 bell, D. A. McArthur, P. A. Stewart. 
 
 Education — Wm, ^IcKenzie (Chairman), 
 J Bennett, W. M. Doran, G. S. Casselman, 
 Dr. Steacy, J. Fraser, J. .T. Mcintosh, .T. 
 Coulthardt, Dr. Munro, A. Sweet, A. M. 
 Campbell, S. Crosbie 
 
 (JouNTY Property. — L R. Ault (Chair- 
 man), A. Harkness, C Irving, W. ^l. Doran, 
 J. J. ^Iclntosh, J. Bennett, .1. B. Snider, A, 
 Stewart, A. R. McDonald, Wm. Atchison, 
 D. A. McDonald. 
 
 Roads and Bridge.s. — A. Harkness, 
 (Chairman), W. Kennedy, I. R. Ault, A. 
 Stewart, J. McLaughlin, A. R. McDonald, 
 H. U. Thompson, J S. Anderson, G. H. 
 AVhittaker. W. Moffatt, W. Atchison, A. D. 
 McDonald, M. O'Callaghan. 
 
 Printing. — D. A. McArthur (Chairman), 
 J. B.Snider, P. A. Stewart, W. Banford, .fas. 
 Myers, E. Hunt, J. S. Anderson, D. A. ]\lc- 
 Arthur, Dr. Harkness, J. CoUison, A. D. 
 McDonald, H. J. Whittaker. 
 
 ('oJisuiNicATioNS — D- McNaughton(Chair- 
 man), W. McKenzie, J. CoUison, J. Coul- 
 thardt, II. J. Whittaker, D. A. McDonald, 
 W. Moffatt. Dr. Munro, V. Irving. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 [Sd.] I. R. Aui/r, 
 
 Chairman. 
 Committee Rooms, Jan. 2G, 1887. 
 
 Report of the Committer on Printing. 
 
 Present- — Messrs. J. Anderson, Banford, 
 CoUison, I)r. Harkness, Hunt, McArthur, 
 A. D. McDonald, Myers, Snider, P. A. Stew- 
 art and H. J. Whittaker. 
 
 Your Committee beg leave to report that 
 the Minutea of 1886 reached the Clerk of 
 this Council in due time, viz : the 1st day 
 of December, 1886, and were promptly for- 
 warded by the Clerk to the various muni- 
 cipalities. Your Committee would recom- 
 mend the printing of sixteen hundred co- 
 pies of the minutes of proceedings ol the 
 sessions of this Council for the current 
 year. Your Committee would also recom- 
 mend that the Clerk notify all the editors 
 of newspapers in the United Counties by 
 telegram or otherwise to send in sealed 
 tenders for this work, and also shall ask 
 for separate tenders for printing convic- 
 tions to be received at the same date, not 
 later than 7 p. m., of Thursday, the 27th 
 inst. ; the lowest or any tender not neces- 
 
6 
 
 sarily accepted. Tlie workmansliip and 
 material to be equal to that cflSSG, and to 
 include the Eules and Ko^ul'^tions as at- 
 tached to the minutes ot 188. • Al t e 
 minutes to be delivered not later than the 
 first day of December next, save ana ex- 
 ?ept Sional numbers for tl^^ use ot men.- 
 bers each Session. In case ^^f failure to 
 deliver the INIinutes as above, there sliau 
 be a reduction made of twenty per cen. 
 No payment to be made on the prmtmg 
 untFuhe account be passed by this ann- 
 mittee. The publisher to ;vl^«y^ f ^^"^^ 
 tract of printing the minutes ot this l oun- 
 cU shall be awarded, shall give an acknow- 
 felgement to the Cle.k of tW« ^'«""^^, ^^^.^ 
 he accepts the contract subject to all tl e 
 terms and conditions therein s« Jo^t • 
 Tenders to be addressed to 1. Anderson, 
 i^q:Varden,>vho shall open l^em as soon 
 as p(^ssible in the presence ot the C Icrk. 
 YoSt Committee would recommend that 
 the Clerk of the Council forward as soon as 
 S^ble to the editor to whom the contract 
 for printing is awarded the minutes of pro- 
 ceedings of each session. 
 
 VU of which is respectfully submitted. 
 D. A. McAktuvk, 
 Chairman. 
 
 Committee Room. Jan. 26, 1887. 
 
 Report of tfte Edncation foinmitlce. 
 
 Present.-Messrs. Bennett, Casselraan. 
 Campbell. Crosbie, Doran, Eraser Muuro, 
 Mcintosh Steacy, Sweet and McKon/Ae. 
 
 The Committee beg leave torecommonu 
 that the following gentlemen be aPPOi^ted 
 High School Trustees viz: ^'eo. II. Mcbi - 
 livrav Esq., and Alexander llr :',l.sq., both 
 of Williamstown, for the Wilhamstown 
 High School; John A. McDougall, Esq., 
 Alexandria, for the Alexandria High 
 School; John Bennett, L3(i, At >o fo. t o 
 Cornwall High School ; Oeorge Dook,,, U^q., 
 Morrisburgh, for the Morrisburgh High 
 School; and for the same school, \. in. i^. 
 Millar, of the same place, in place ot .). i. 
 Whitney, Esq., resigned ; J.. ":. If'^^^:"^^^^^^ 
 M. D., Irena, for the Iroquois High School , 
 and tiiat a By-law be introduced to maUo 
 the appointments. 
 
 The Committee recommend tiiat tlio loi- 
 lowing gentlemen be County J;:xaimnei^ : 
 RB. Carman, r. S. I., Cornwall; D. -Mc- 
 Diarmid, P. S. I., Gleimarry ; A. Mc^angh- 
 ton, P. S. I., Stormont; and Arthur UmMi, 
 P S. L, Dundas, and that the sum ot Uoo 
 
 each be allowed to D. JIcDiarmid and A. 
 ]McNautrhton, for travelling expenses, and 
 $145 to' Arthur ]3ro\vn ; and the Committee 
 further recommend that a By-law be intro- 
 duced to make the nppointments. _ 
 
 The Committee liavo had submitted to 
 them a claim of the Board of Education of 
 the Village of Mcrrisburgh, for One hun- 
 dred and sixty dollars and live cents, to 
 eciual tlie Government grant to Morri!=- 
 burdi Ilidi School, for th.e year 18S(?, 
 which the'CIommittco find is according to 
 law; they tliercforo recommend that the 
 said sum' bo paid to the Board of Educa- 
 tion of IMorrisburgh. and the Committee 
 recommend that an equal sum be paid to 
 the Board of Education of Iroquois— both 
 sums to bo levied on the County of Dundas. 
 The Committee have had before them 
 an application of the Council of the city of 
 Kingston, requesting the Council to loin 
 them in memorializing tlie rrovincial Go- 
 vernment to establish a School of Science 
 at Kinraton ; the Committee recommend 
 that the Council agree with the resolutions 
 of the Kingston Council, and that D. B. Mc- 
 Lennan, Esq.. (brnwall, be appointed to 
 ioin the Deputation from Kingston, to press 
 the above on the consideration of the Gov- 
 ernment of Ontario. 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 W. McKenzie, 
 Chairman. 
 Committee Room, Jan. 20, 1887. 
 
 Report of tlio Propcriy Committee. 
 
 Present :— Harkness, Snider, Irving, Do- 
 ran, Mcintosh, Bennett, A. Stewart, A. ii. 
 :.lcl)<aiald, Atchison. J). A. McDonald. ;^ 
 
 Your Committee beg to report that Ihoy t 
 have examined the Gaol, and iind therein |» 
 tivo male prisoners, conlined for small ol- | 
 ll'nccs, some of wlioin will bo soon dis- ,:; 
 charjic'd ; and also one female lunatic wlio 
 will shortlv be conveyed to the asylum. 
 The heating conductors throughout the >: 
 "aol are nearly completed and ready for 
 use. Your ( 'ommittee beg to say that all 
 the'additional improvements that were or- 
 dered bv t!;o Committee of last year under 
 t1io suporvision of a small committee com- 
 ,..v:Hl(ifI it. AuU, Dr. Hamilton., and A. 
 G. jIcAithur, have been completed,^ save 
 ami except tlio Judge's bench, which is 
 under contract. This work will cost some- 
 thing in excess of our original intention, 
 still weexprcKS a hope that when com- 
 
aid and A. 
 
 -(cnses, and 
 Committoe 
 aw be in tro- 
 ts. 
 
 bmitted to 
 Iducation of 
 r Ouo hun- 
 
 cents, to 
 to Morris - 
 year 18S(), 
 
 .(X'ovdins to 
 
 id tliat the 
 
 , of Educa- 
 
 Committoe 
 
 1 be paid to 
 iquois— both 
 y of Dnndas. 
 oefore them 
 f tlio city of 
 ncil to join 
 •ovindal Go- 
 1 of Science 
 
 recommend 
 le resolntions 
 hatl). B. Mc- 
 ippointed to 
 ;Bton, to i)Tess 
 n of tlie Gov- 
 
 submittod. 
 
 cKkn/je, 
 
 Chairman. 
 
 87. 
 
 oininittco. 
 
 r, Irving, Do- 
 itewart, A. ii. 
 McDonald, 
 lort that thoy 
 \ find therein 
 for small of- 
 bo soon dis- 
 lunatic who 
 the asylum, 
 iroughout the 
 nd ready for 
 to say that all 
 i that wore or- 
 [ist year under 
 immitteo com- 
 uiltoU) and A. 
 mpleted, save 
 ich, which is 
 will cost somo- 
 nal intention, 
 it when com- 
 
 i- 
 
 , 
 
 pleted it will meet our expectations and 
 give general satisfaction. 
 
 As the heating was placed under tlio 
 charge of a special Comnitttee (with which 
 the Chairman of this Committee was asso- 
 ciated,) wo bes to report that, altliough the 
 recent flood has entailed a little damage 
 to the basement and furnaces, and has 
 caused some delay in completing tliOAVorU 
 by the contractor, everything will he in 
 working order in a few days. 
 
 Your Committee have liad under their 
 consideration the irre.ii'ular wiiy in which 
 officials contract debts for supplie;-:, other 
 than those for prisoners. No doubt many 
 of these have arisen out of circumstances 
 connected with our improvements and may 
 never occur agiun ; however, to protect our 
 finances and to inaugurate a check on such 
 expenditure, this Comuiitteo recommends 
 for adoption by the Council; that no ac- 
 counts for furniture and other supplies out 
 of the usual course ordered by officials and 
 gaoler, will be allowed, unless ordered un- 
 der requisition of tlie Chairman of this 
 Committee. 
 
 Your Comniittoo also be.us to define the 
 duties of the Caretaker. Messenger, and 
 Gaol Physician. 
 
 1st. That the duties of the Caretaker will 
 be to take particular care of the furnaces 
 and heating conductor.s; to look after the 
 boating, ligliting, s\ve(ii)ing and cleaning 
 the Public or County Oflices and Court 
 House; to supply dry earth, and remove 
 all refuse from any (^arth clowsts, if used in 
 the Public JjuildiiiL's, or a(lja(;ent yard ; to 
 keep in a pro]»er conditioii of cleanliness 
 the outward siUTuundings, and comply 
 with the Town By-law in keej)ing snow and 
 ice in the winter olf the ^side- walks front- 
 ing the county property, on I'iit street, and 
 to keep the basement free from filth of 
 whatever description. Tiie caietaker will 
 be under the direction of the Clerk of the 
 Council duiing the interval of sessions. 
 
 2nd. That the duties of the ^Lessenger 
 will be, to be in attendance and wait on 
 the Counties' Council when in session, and 
 all Courts, to attend to lights, fires, and 
 closing the Court House ;ift(u" the evening 
 Hossion, etc., etc. 
 
 3rd. The salary of the Gaol Physician 
 will be for the current year in full j)ay- 
 ment of all duties, including examination 
 of lunatics, and including full payment -of 
 jvU prescriptions, drugs and medicines used 
 
 in his duties as Gaol Physician. Your 
 Committee would here intimate to the 
 Gaoler and IMessenger, that they recom- 
 mend the Finance Committee to refuse 
 payment after tliis date, of any bills con- 
 tracted by them for drugs and medicines 
 of any description. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 (Sd.) Isaiah R. Ault, 
 
 Chairman. 
 
 ( 'ommittoe Room, Jan. 27, 1887. 
 
 ICc'tort of the Rontl €oniiui<tce. 
 
 Present — AV. Kennedy, I. R. Ault, A. 
 Stewart, J. ^IcLaughlin, A. R. McDonald, 
 H. U. Thompson, J. S. Anderson, G. H. 
 Whittaker. W. ^Moflatt, W. Atchison, A. 
 D. :Mcr)onaM, M. O'Callaghan. 
 
 .\t the O.'tober Session notice was given 
 by Dr. Steady, Reeve of Mountain, to the 
 efiect that tlie bridge across the Nation 
 River, where it crosses the boundary be- 
 tween ^latilda and Mouatain, known as 
 West's Bridge, was in an unsafe condition, 
 and as, according to the Act, it was a Coun- 
 ty bridge, this Council should proceed to 
 repair or rebuild th.e bridge. The matter 
 was at that time laid over to be consider- 
 ed at this Session. 
 
 Your Comn:iittee, while not wishing to 
 express an opituon as to the liability of 
 this Council, in reference to this class of 
 bridge, would recommend the Council to 
 adhere to the system heretofore pursued, 
 according to which the Councils immedi- 
 ately interested build the bridges of this 
 class in the same manner as they main- 
 tain Township and Boundary Roads. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 (Sd.) A. Harkness, 
 
 Chairman. 
 Committee Room, Jan. 27, 1887. 
 
 I^opoi't of tho (%>iuiHittcc re Distribution 
 
 of Finc<« Acmitiifir under the Cnn- 
 
 lula, 1'cniperancc Act. 
 
 Present Ilnrkness, Ault, Steacy, McKen- 
 zie, ^McLaughlin, Munro, McArthur, Mc- 
 Naughton, P. A. Stewart. 
 
 Your Committee beg leave to report that 
 tlicy have had submitted for their consid- 
 eration, applications from the Commission- 
 ers of the diflercnt License Districts, viz : 
 Dundas, Stormont, Cornwall and Glengar- 
 rv, for the following sums : $400.07, $400.07, 
 ?4()0 and $107.78, being in all $1081.12^ 
 
!M 
 
 and Nvhich is claimed to be two-tin rds of 
 ftvnpnses for the License year 18S )-/ ana 
 due by Ac?s of the Provincial Legislaure 
 from these United Counties of said Com- 
 
 "'You?Committee find that none of the 
 fines under the above Act with the exce^ 
 tion of $600 from the Town of <^ oj"^;^ 
 and $150 from Glengarry . maku>K a toUU 
 ofi$750 have been paid mto the County 
 TrJL'urei a^vas /viden^ intended ^^^ 
 the Order-in-Councd ot the 2Sth beptem 
 ber last and subsequent order. 
 
 Your Committee have reason to oelie\ e 
 that considerable sums of money have ac- 
 crued in he hands of the Inspectors, more 
 Soecially of Dundas, Stormont and Corn- 
 Sand which as yet have not been paid 
 Tnto the Treasury of these Counties 
 Your Committee would further i 
 mend that the Commissioners 
 Scense District be authorized to draw 
 StKi^ds paid into theTrea^urer^^^^^^^ 
 TTn-f«fl C'ounties from their respec.u\t3 
 Ucense Districts, and which have been 
 oSedfrom fines accruing from viola- 
 ? onTof law under the panada Temperance 
 Art a sum not exceeding $400 lor eacn 
 Lkense District, and that the Treasurer be 
 structed L ke^p a separate account with 
 
 ecom- 
 
 of oach 
 
 out 
 
 iose 
 
 ed, without salary, by the adoption of 
 th 3 report to supervise the purchase of in- 
 cidentffs necessarily used by the officials 
 
 as well as all gaol supplies. a,^^„„,,-er's 
 
 The cash balance i" the Treasurer s 
 
 hands at this date is ^^^^O 23 leaving on y 
 
 $3000 under discount, which will bepaia 
 
 "'Treasurer will be able to meet obli- 
 gations without further loans until the 
 
 ■^"aU ofThTck is resFctfully submitted. 
 
 ,C,J X I. R- AULT, 
 
 ^^^'^ Chairman. 
 
 Committee Room, January 27th, 1887. 
 
 The following arc the accounts passed 
 referred to above :— 
 John Skeith, Tin Smith, acct. supplies ^ 
 
 for gaol • VJ ■ ■ ' 
 
 John Skeith tlo "" 
 
 Public Buildings 
 
 ini 
 
 each Woen.e Djgrict^^^^^ ^^^ 
 
 rarer be instructed to notity 
 
 Y^our Cc 
 {tl^S^^nfB^Srinbl^issi^r^of 
 he aS taken by this C'ouncd, and a^so 
 ir, nree upon them, and through them up 
 Si Insnectors, the necessity of making a 
 complete return of fines and money so as 
 toSle tl is Council to further deal with 
 JSe distribution of fines in the interest of 
 the Canada Temperance Act. , 
 
 AH of which IS respectfully^submm^^^^^^ 
 
 v^oj . Chairman. 
 
 Committee Room, January 27, 1887. 
 Kenort of the Finance Committee. 
 
 *resent-I. R. Ault, D. McNaughton, Dr. 
 Steacy W. M. Doran M. O'Callaghan, A. 
 II! C^ampbell, D. A. Mc Arthur and I. 
 
 ^Your'committee passed accounts 
 
 T^mS'ofTe'accounts for supplies, 
 la^Sr,r the charges were^muig y ;e^^ 
 
 ^eromf we recommend lif^t M. o'calla- 
 ghan, Esq., Reoye of Cornwall be appoint- 
 
 PUDllCUUll"»"BO'«' ■ n\;u Vnr iraol 
 
 D B. Ross, work and supplies for gaoi . . 
 C J Matiice, Clerk, paid express 
 charges and repairs w Countv Sea ... 
 Stormout Registry Office, and cutting ^ 
 
 ReT J: ■ b; ■ O'Bian' 'for" holding" EAir- 
 alice Examination in duirch. ...... •^- 
 
 5'> <■,()• renalring two doors, $2, rep.m- 
 !})^ou, reptt"»"e ,. ,yoi.it on railing 
 
 ing court Ho"^.%*^.;i;[ng 8 tables,$lo ; 
 andseats,_^2.op,rep.v^irinB. ^^^.^ ^p^^^ 
 
 91 
 
 7 08 
 
 :5 35 
 
 00 
 
 12.J 03 
 
 ing Corn- 
 's, $-.:.ov.*^i'^^ -,, 
 17 yards covering, *io;.^ 
 
 tw< 
 • half 
 
 rrfeu^ni' s»?(ii 'desk^Treas- 
 urer's office, $32.... 
 McDonald acci. 
 
 97 50 
 A. S. McDonam uc... J^, ^'P.^Suc'"'^ 30 27 
 
 for 
 
 00 
 3 90 
 
 A'^S^McKald.- supplies lor Gaol 
 
 T 1 ^ i'^ wnnter work and mater.... - -- 
 
 '"d;.aife,^Spe« «nd court House Im- ^ ^^ 
 
 RK^ofcc^tes^yS^^S^ 
 
 Sa^^"?p{n^-^^P^^^^^^^^^ 20 00 
 D:'i?ctfaa?l^WcacVtV,Schooil^ „ ^^ 
 
 F^S^e^-IMiuii^acj^i^bins^te^^ 
 
 St!S^^lc&^a;adve,.is- 
 
 h •^''?,K hS Scho<?l •Exami.Va- 
 Advcrtis ng Hign hiuu ^^_^j^^. 
 
 jSSlnXSrblanks for Clerk 
 
 ^ verging Kntrance Exams «0, ^.o- , 
 Teacher's Special BlanKs pei xv. 
 Carman,. $«-1'> •.: ;:; u„'aai"r;n ' S7. «3 : ad 
 
 12 50 
 
 11 25 
 
 10 
 
 80, $0 • 
 
d 
 
 adoption of 
 rchase of in- 
 the officials 
 
 Treasurer's 
 leaving only 
 will be paid 
 
 to meetobli- 
 ns until the 
 
 submitted. 
 
 I. R. AULT, 
 
 Chairman. 
 I7th, 1887. 
 ounts passed 
 
 supplies 
 
 ..... $1« 35 , 
 " do i 
 
 ,.."..... 6 9* ' 
 'or gaol . . 7 ys 
 express 
 IT Seal... -J 35 
 I cutting ^ .. 
 4 55 
 
 '^^^!^: 8 00 
 
 "supplieH 
 louse, «&;c 12.J o.J 
 r,$2; re- 
 ng couch, 
 j; repalr- 
 n railing 
 ivbles,$li) ; 
 two days 
 lall" day's 
 repairing 
 
 f::'''!T 97 50 
 nlng and 
 
 Hosuc.... 30 !i< 
 
 )fflcesand ^^ ^,, 
 
 iaor.:::::: ^9" 
 
 aterlal for 
 
 :'°".!!.'."!: 05 1)3 
 
 der Judge 
 
 4, Chap. 1« • 
 
 f^'':T!t 20 00 
 School I n- 
 < 41 
 
 6 bills, teu- 
 [Uartcr 80, 
 
 Examina- 
 
 11st, order 
 cs for Clerk 
 112) 
 
 g acct., t\d- 
 
 *s. »«, So.52 ; 
 
 ..^'!"..^:... 10'-^- 
 
 '87,$!h tid- 
 
 nt«f), «'f2s; 
 
 bcr Sessions ^ 
 
 (} p Graham, Prinlng acct. advertising 
 "bet. 86 and .Jnn. «7 Sessions, SO; adver 
 tlslne Entrance Examinations, $.1, 
 Bianfcsfor Dundas Schools, $ 1 ....... • 13 OD 
 
 HC Kennedy, Printing acci. adv-ert s- 
 
 Ing Entrance Exams. Uundas Schools, 
 
 «•{" advertising Jan'y Session 87. !t,3. . . uu 
 
 C*J Stilwel, Printing acct. GlcHgar- 
 
 rlan advertising School Exams., $3; 
 
 7W conies lUilel and Regulations, 
 
 $r2.ar^vertislng Jan'y session, $3 18 5') 
 
 Alex McNaughton, Inspector Co. Stor- 
 
 ^!nont post^e and^press acct. for 4 
 
 ( ^r^^rry 'SK ^"e^paid for fuel: 3. 00 
 il clWoison & Co., Shiifnon File for 
 
 Stormont Registry office . .... ....... • . f ^; 
 
 H? V. Weber, postage acct., CU Clerk 10 ,10 
 
 H. w! Weber, postage acct, Co. Treas- ^ ^^ 
 
 The Dundas Farmer.s' institute to equal 
 the Government grant forsame 2o 00 
 
 N Turner & Son, acct for Hardware &c 
 lor supplies '"' ^* 
 
 S030 01 
 
 Reuort of ilie Committee on Communi- 
 *^ catious. 
 
 Present— Win. :McKenzie, J. CoUison, J. 
 (V)uUhardt, 11. J. AVhittaker, D. A. McDon- 
 ald, Wm. Moffatt, Dr. Munro and (. 
 
 Irving. , , I It • 
 
 Your Committee have had under their 
 consideration a memorial from James T. 
 Bell, County Clerk of the County of Hast- 
 inas, with regard to locating preliminary 
 Asylums in Counties for the accommoda- 
 tion of lunatics. . . ,, 
 
 Your Committee after giving the matter 
 due consideration recommend that no 
 action be taken in the matter. 
 
 A communication was also before your 
 Committee from the County Clerk of 
 Stratford, w ith regard to the Drainage Act 
 of 188P). Your Committee recommend tliat 
 no action be taken in the matter. 
 
 Your committee had before them a com- 
 munication from the Canada Land Law 
 Amendment Association, asking the Cc v - 
 cil to petition the Legislative Assembly m. 
 this Province to amend the Land Laws by 
 adopting tho Torren's System of Land 
 Transfer. Y''our committee are not suf- 
 ficiently acquainted with tho system to of- 
 fer any suggestions. 
 
 All of wliich is respectfully submitted. 
 (Sd.) D. A. MgNavghto>'. 
 
 Chairman, 
 Committee Room, January 28th, 1887. - 
 
 Report of the County AndUors, 
 
 To the Warden and INIembers of Council of 
 the Corporation of the United Counties 
 of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry. 
 Your Auditors have much pleasure in 
 reporting that, after having carefully ex- 
 amined tho Treasurer's books and vouchers 
 for the year 188G, they find the same cor- 
 rect. 
 
 They submit herewith detailed and 
 abstract statements showing a balance in 
 the Treasurer's hands of $2,770.23. 
 
 It was found necessary to borrow from 
 the Ontario Bank during the year $5,000. 
 Of this amount $2,000 has been paid off 
 leaving $3,000 under discount on the 1st 
 day of January, 1887. 
 
 The necessity for borroAving the said 
 sum was owing no doubt to the fact that 
 the expenditure on new building up to the 
 31st of December, 1880, exceeded the 
 amount received from the sale of the de- 
 bentures (with interest on proceeds until 
 used) by the sum of $5,G9G.60. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 CornAvall, January 19, 1887. 
 
 BY-LAWS. 
 
 No. 800— By-law for tho Appointment 
 of County Officers, 
 
 Be it enacted a By-law of the Council of the 
 Corporation of the United Counties of Stor- 
 mont, Dundas and Glengarry, that the follow- 
 iu'^ be, and they are hereby appointed County 
 Orticers lor the current year. 
 
 C. J. Mattice, Clerk, at a salary of throe hun- 
 dred dollars for the yeai-. 
 
 .Eneas JIacdonald, Ti-easurer, at a salary ot 
 tive hundred dollars for tho year. 
 
 D, Monroe andL. A. Ross, County Auditors, 
 at a salary of sixty dollars each for tho year. 
 
 D. R. BrowUi County Engineer, at six dollars 
 per day when employed in tho service of the 
 Corporation. 
 
 E. A. Graveloy, Oaol Physician, at a salary 
 of two hundred and twenty-live dollars for tho 
 year. In full payment as to duties and supply 
 of drugs as embraced in the Report of the 
 County Property Committee adopted at this 
 date. 
 
 Allan Cameron, Caretaker, at a salary of 
 two hundred dollars for the yepr,hls duties to 
 be as per Report of County Property Commit- 
 tee of this date. 
 
 D. McMartln, Messenger, at fifty dollars for 
 the year, his duties to be as tlirected by tho 
 same report. 
 
 Passed, signed and scaled this 27th, January, 
 1887. 
 
 C. J. JI ATTIC K, FKAXCIS ANnKRSOX, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
ri 
 
 10 
 
 No. 801-By-law to Appoint High School 
 Trustees. 
 
 WbereRS by 48 Vic. Chapter 50, Hcc. 18, Coun- 
 cils arc empowered to muke appointments to 
 nil vncancleK nrising from the annnnl retire- 
 ment resignation or otherwise of IllglJ School 
 
 Therefore bo It onactod a By-law of the Coun- 
 cil of the United Counties of Htormont, Dundan 
 and Glengarry that the persons hereinafter 
 named, be, and they are hereby appointed 
 High Hchool Trubteos. 
 
 Wllllamstown, No. 1, Mr. G. ILMcGllllvary 
 and Mr. Alex. Hay. , , . „ ^ 
 
 Alexandria, No. 2, Mr. J. A. McDougall. 
 
 Cornwall, No. 3, Mr. John Bennett, 
 
 Morrisbnrgh, No. 4, Mr. Ooorge Decks and 
 and Mr. Win. P. Miliar In place of Mr. J. P, 
 Whitney, resigned. 
 
 Iroquois, No. 5, Mr. J. Harknoss. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed this 27th day of 
 January, 1887. 
 
 C. J. Mattice, Fnancis Anderson. 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 No. 802— By-law to appoint a Board of 
 Examiners of Public School Teachers 
 in and for the Counties. 
 
 Whereas Section 169, Chap. 49, Vlc.48, directs 
 County Councils to appoint a Board of Exam- 
 iners of the Public School Teachers. 
 
 Therefore the Council of the United Counties 
 of Stonnont, Duudas and Glengarry, hereby 
 enacts that the following be and they are 
 hereby appointed the Board of County exam- 
 iners for the current year under the provisions 
 of the above recited Act. R. B. Carman, Corn- 
 wall ; D. McDlarmid, Glengarry ; A. McNaugh- 
 ton, Stormont ; A. Brown, Dundas. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed this 27 day of Jan- 
 uary, 1887. „ 
 C. J. MATTICE. Francis Anderson, 
 Clerk, Warden. 
 
 No. 803— By-law for the appointment 
 of Preventive Officers. 
 
 Be It enacted a By-law of the Council of the 
 United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and 
 Glengarry that the persons hereinafter named 
 be and are herebv appointed Preventive Of- 
 ficers for the Towns, Townships and Incorpo- 
 rate Villages set opposite their respective 
 names. 
 
 AiiKXANDRiA.— Peter Leslie, John Dewar, 
 Alex. McRae, Lachlan Dewar. „ ^ . 
 
 LocHiBi..— Donald McCulloch, Glen Robert- 
 son : Kenneth Hope, Lochlel ; Alex. McLeod, 
 Dalkeith; Donald McCasRell, Laggua ; Simon 
 Fraser, Lochlnvar ; L. W. McKlnnon, Alex- 
 andria; Wm. Rankin, Dalkeith. 
 
 Kenyon.— Alex. McLeod, Dunvegan; Ewen 
 McEwen, MaxvUle ; John Cameron Greenfield ; 
 Donald Grant, Lotjc Garry ; John H. MePher- 
 Bon, Alexandria. , „, , 
 
 Finch.— Peter McNaughton, South Finch; 
 Duncan C. McMillan, South Finch ; John Pat- 
 terson, Berwick ; Jerry L. Page, Crysler. 
 
 CORNWALi. Township.— E. O. Winters, 
 Moullnette; D. D. McDonald, Harrison's Cor- 
 
 ners . Arch'd Campbell, North Branch Martin- 
 town i W. I. Sheet.'*, Cornwall ; Alonzo Miller, 
 Moullnette; Geo. L. Mattice, Moullnette; 
 David Gallingor, Cornwall. 
 
 CouNWALi. Town.—.!, (iraham, Fred Bran- 
 nan, Alex. Cameron, M. Mclnery, Fred MUll- 
 kcn, James McCutchcon. ,„,_,,, 
 
 MoKuisiuTRO.— William Gillard, Robert Lylo, 
 Jacob Hopper, Simon Phlfer, MorrlHburg. 
 
 Iroquois.— George Feader, Thos.Dlllon, Wm. 
 Coons, Iroquois; (iordonPrunner.Morrisburg; 
 Jerry I^ane, Itouck's Hill ; Kzra Merkloy, Dun- 
 bar; AlmonCasselman, North WlUiamsburgh; 
 John S. Ilickey, East Wllliamsburgh ; Solo- 
 mon Coons, Winchester Springs; Dow Han- 
 son, North Williumsburgh ; Solomon Drum- 
 mojid. Grant ley. ^^ ,. „. ^ 
 
 WiNCHESTKU.- Alex. Stalmeyer, Chester- 
 vllle; Geo. Elliott, West Winchester; Jacob 
 Bogart, Chesterville; Uriah Boyd, West Win- 
 chester; David Holllday, Chas. Bridge, An- 
 drew EllUot, Morewood. 
 
 Mountain.— Nell ;Jackson, South Moun- 
 tain; Albert Richardson, HallvlUe; Ellas 
 Jackson, Jr., Inkerman. 
 
 Matilda.— Thos. Barckley, Iroquois; Reu- 
 ben Cooper, Brinston's Corners; Albert reader, 
 Hainesville; Geo. DlUabough, Dundela; Mat- 
 thew Crobar, Dixon's Corners ; Jas. Redmond, 
 Irena; Stephen Anderson, Hainesville. 
 
 Osnabruck.— Austin Fetterley, Aultsvllle; 
 John McEwan, Farran's Point ; Wm. J. Mc- 
 Claverty, Woodlands; Wm. E. Miller, Dickin- 
 son's Landing ; Jas. Shaver, Wales ; Hiram 
 Hutchins, Lunenburg; Alex. Carr, Grantley ; 
 Jas. Zeron, Newington i Hugh McMillan, 
 Newington; Pembroke Doherty, Osnabruck 
 Centre. 
 
 RoxBOROUGii.— Morris Tinkess, Avonmore ; 
 D. A. Kennedy, Monckland ; Jaa. Bcgg, Gravel 
 Hill; John McLean, Lotil; Hiram Burnhart, 
 Moose Creek ; Emery Glrouard, Moose Creek ; 
 John McDiarmld, Taysldo ; Duncan McEwcn, 
 Warlna. 
 
 Lancaster.— Duncan N. McKee, Tjancaster ; 
 Francis A. McDonald, Nortli Lancaster ; John 
 Monroe, Dalhousie. 
 
 CiiARLOTTENBUKGii.— Andrew Sullivan, 
 Willlamstown ; John A. Robertson, Lancas- 
 ter; Jas. Cashion, Cashion's Glen; Donald 
 Grey, Martintown; Thos. Lafrance, St. 
 Raphael ; Wm. Abrams, Summerstown ; John 
 A. McDougall, Lancaster ; Robert Sharp, Mar- 
 tintown. 
 
 Passed, signed and scaled this 2Sth day of 
 January, 1887. 
 
 C. J. MATTICE, Francis Anderson, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 No. 804.— By-law to Re-appoint Com- 
 mittee on Nation River Drainage. 
 
 Wherer.s at a special Session of this Council 
 held at the Court House In the Town of 
 Cornwall, on the first day of August, 18*4, a 
 By-law was passed appointing a Committee to 
 Bup»rvise the Drainage of the Nation River, 
 and whereas it has again become necessary 
 to re-appolnt the said Committee, and provide 
 vacancies occasioned by the members ceasing 
 to be members of this Council. 
 
 It is therefore enacted a By-lay of the Cor- 
 
 B oration of the United Counties of Stormont, 
 lundas and Glengarry, that A. Harkness, 
 Reeve of Matilda, Chairman ; George Steacy, 
 M.D., Reeve of Mountain ; Christopher Irving, 
 Deputy-ReeveofWlnchester;G. 8.CasKelraan, 
 
 Ian- 
 
 I' 
 
 flay 
 
11 
 
 h Rranch Martln- 
 II ; Alonzo Miller, 
 Ace, MouUnettc; 
 
 ham, Fred Hren- 
 [nery, Froil MlUi- 
 
 llard, Robert Lyle, 
 ', MorrlHburg. 
 Thos.Dlllon, Wm. 
 nner, Morrlsburg; 
 zrn Merkloy, Diin- 
 th WlUlamsburgh; 
 lamsburgh ; Holo- 
 •InKi; Dow Han- 
 ; Boloiiion Druni- 
 
 .Imeyer, Chester- 
 '^incheotor; Jacob 
 Boyd, West Wln- 
 Ihas. Bridge, An- 
 
 in, Houth Moiin- 
 Hallvllle ; EliaH 
 
 y, Iroquois; Ileu- 
 irs; Albert Feader, 
 h,Diindela; Mat- 
 rs; Jas. Redmond, 
 Hainesville. 
 terley, AuUsville; 
 Int; wm. J. Mc- 
 
 E. Miller, Dlckin- 
 r, Wales; Hiram 
 X. Carr, Orantley ; 
 
 Hugli McMillan, 
 herty, Osnabruck 
 
 ikess, Avonmoro ; 
 ; Jas. Begg, Gravel 
 Hiram Burnhart, 
 ard, Moose Creek ; 
 Duncan McEwcn, 
 
 McKee, Tjancastor; 
 ii Lancaster ; John 
 
 drew Sullivan, 
 obertson, Laneas- 
 I's Glen; Donald 
 s. Lafrance, St. 
 mmerstown; John 
 tobert Sharp, Mar- 
 
 1 this 2Sth day of |lay 1, 
 
 ■*> 
 6, 
 10, 
 une 3, 
 24, 
 uly 20, 
 31, 
 ov. 17, 
 22. 
 
 Hoovo of Wl/Zlamsburg, and I. R. Ault, Deputy 
 
 Heeve of Osnabruck, bo the Committee as pro- 
 
 ; vlded foj- in the original By-law, and that tho 
 
 if said Commltt9o bo authorized to take such 
 
 5 action as may be necessary to carry out the 
 
 InUintlon of the said By-law. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed this asth day of 
 January, im. ' 
 
 C. J. Mattice, Francis Anderson, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 No. 806.— By-law to Appoint a Board 
 of Audit for the year 1887' 
 
 Under and by virtue of Sec. 513 of tho Muni- 
 cipal Institutions Act of tho Province of On- 
 iario, tho Corporation of tho United Counties 
 
 ?.!^.?^**m"??"*' P"niJa« and Olongarry, by tho 
 Council thereof, enactfc as follows: 
 T «*• A^*!?' J'^i'ies Fraser, of I^ooh Oarry, and 
 I. R. Au t.of AultsviUe, be, and they are here- 
 by appointed members of tho Board of Audit 
 for tho current year. 
 
 2nd. That each of tlie said memberi of the 
 Board of Audit bo:paid the sum of four dollars 
 for each audit of account, together with flvo 
 cents per mile for each mile necessarilv travel- 
 led to attend such Audit, and that tho Treas- 
 urer be and he is hereby autliorlKod to pay the 
 
 Paused, signed and sealed this 2!ith day of 
 January, M^i. ^ j ^>. 
 
 C. J. MATTICE, FRANCia ANDBBSON, 
 
 Clerk; Warden. 
 
 jThe United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and 
 Glengarry in Account with the Treasurer. 
 
 I 18S0. 
 
 iTan. 2, By Balance on hand 
 
 CI^. 
 
 COUNTY RATES. 
 
 XCI8 Andkrson, 
 Warden. 
 
 le-appoint Com- 
 ver Drainage. 
 
 on of this Council 
 3 in the Town of 
 of August. 18*4, a 
 ing a Committee to 
 tho Nation River, 
 become necessary 
 nlttee, and provide 
 J members ceasing 
 cil. 
 
 By-lay of the Cor- 
 nties of Stormont, 
 hat A. Harkness, 
 n; George Steacy, 
 :^hristopher Irving, 
 'r;G. 8.CasKelraan, 
 
 Tan. 13, By Osnabruck on account, 1885 
 
 19, Kenyon, bal. in full 
 
 i 30, Williamsburgh, in full , 
 
 I ^Mountain, ou account 
 
 Feb. 10, Winchester, " 
 
 flar. 3, Cornwall, " 
 
 3 5, Osnabruck, " , 
 
 I Roxborough, " 
 
 1 24, Cornwall, " . . * 
 
 I 25, Matilda, " 
 
 fprillS Roxborough, " 
 
 Finch, " 
 
 Cornwall, " 
 
 Matilda, balance in full 
 
 Roxborough, balance in full 
 
 (^nabruck, '< 
 
 Finch, on account 
 
 do balance in full 
 
 Mountain, on account 
 
 Cornwall, balance in full 
 
 Matilda, on account, 1886 
 
 Winchester, balance in full, 1885 
 do on account, 1886 
 
 pec. 6, Iroquois, in full, 1886 
 
 13, Mountain, balance in full, 1885 
 
 20, Lancaster, in full, 1886 
 
 22, Charlottenburgh, in full, 1886 
 24, Kenyon, on account, 1886 
 27, Lochiel, in full, 1886 
 
 $9837 30 
 
 500 00 
 
 76 73 
 
 1739 55 
 
 1102 41 
 
 311 26 
 
 400 00 
 
 350 00 
 
 200 00 
 
 601 51 
 
 900 80 
 
 200 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 300 00 
 
 73 80 
 
 55 22 
 
 259 42 
 
 100 00 
 
 539 18 
 
 390 00 
 
 105 94 
 
 1000 00 
 
 9 03 
 
 990 97 
 
 2{55 11 
 
 59 80 
 
 1274 16 
 
 1913 40 
 
 1000 00 
 
 1211 53 
 
 $16019 
 
 82 
 
 I 
 
PEDLARS' LICENSES. 
 
 Jan. 15, By 
 Feb. 4, 
 
 10, 
 
 24, 
 
 Mar. 3, 
 
 8, 
 
 16, 
 
 24, 
 
 April 7, 
 
 May 3, 
 
 5, 
 
 13, 
 
 14, 
 
 22, 
 
 26, 
 June 25, 
 
 28, 
 29 
 
 July 13', 
 14, 
 21, 
 
 Aug. 12, 
 16, 
 
 Oct. 4, 
 25, 
 
 Nov. 12, 
 
 ■M... 30, 
 
 M. McDonald, 1 horse, 
 
 D. Black, foot 
 
 J. M. Fisher, 1 horse 
 
 H. McMical, 1 horse 
 
 D. Abbott, 1 horse 
 
 J, A. McDonald, 1 horse 
 
 E^ Mcintosh, 1 horso 
 
 L.Stone, loot 
 
 A. Toubart, 1 horse, 
 P. McKcrcher, 1 horso 
 K. Stilt. 1 horso 
 D. D. Mclntyce, 1 horse 
 T. & G. Garrett, 1 horse 
 J. Crown, 1 horse 
 J. S. Hunter, 1 horse 
 Thos. Carron, 1 horse 
 L. Symon, 1 horse 
 AVm. McPherson, 1 horse 
 M. Braslon, 1 horse 
 
 E. Robertson, 1 horse 
 
 C. P. Toby, 1 horse 
 
 M. Goldstein, foot 
 
 M. Engleman, foot 
 
 A. Henry, 1 horse 
 
 N. Miller, foot 
 
 J. McRcberts, 1 horse 
 
 M. Eranktistien, foot 
 
 Ontario Tea Co., 2 horses 
 
 T. Gliekman, foot 
 
 Jan. 7, By 
 Eeb,!10, 
 13, 
 25, 
 Mar. . 4, 
 6, 
 13, 
 24, 
 May 6, 
 20, 
 July 5, 
 13, 
 Aujj. 6, 
 21, 
 24, 
 Oct. 16, 
 25, 
 Nov. 1, 
 2, 
 6, 
 19, 
 20, 
 Dec. 2, 
 6, 
 
 AUCTIONEERS. 
 
 C. HoUister, Dundas 
 
 E. Kerr, Williamsburgh , 
 
 Wm. Hall, Stormont 
 
 J. R. McMonagle, Finch 
 
 J. C. Munro, Finch 
 
 J. Connolly, WilUamsburgh 
 
 C. O. Graham, Finch 
 
 Wm. Hall, Glengarry 
 
 E. Girouard, Roxborough 
 
 D. H. McDonald, Glengarry 
 
 D. McDonell, Glengarry •••-••• 
 
 W. L. Kavanagh, Charlottenburgh 
 
 P. C. Bowen, Dundas 
 
 J. A. Robertson, Glengarry 
 
 A. Helps, Lancaster 
 
 Jas. Clark, Glengarry 
 
 J. R. Donovan, Glengarry 
 
 W. L. Redmond, Dundas 
 
 H. McDermid, Roxborough 
 
 M. McRae, Lochiel 
 
 A. McGregor, Glengarry 
 
 W. L. Kavanagh, Cornwall 
 
 J. McKenzie, Lochiel 
 
 L. P. McDonald, Glengarry 
 
 25 00 
 20 00 
 25 00 
 25 00 
 25 00 
 25 00 
 25 00 
 20 00 
 25 00 
 25 00 
 25 00 
 25 00 
 25 00 
 25 00 
 25 00 
 25 00 
 25 00 
 25 00 
 25 00 
 i5 00 
 25 00 
 20 00 
 20 00 
 25 00 
 20 00 
 25 00 
 20 00 
 40 00 
 20 00 
 
 12 00 
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 7, J. C. Munro, Williamsburgh. 
 10, D. N, McDonald, Glengarry 
 
 REFUND. 
 
 May 11, By Refund 
 Aug. 13, " 
 
 DEBENTURES AND INTEREST. 
 
 PUBLIC BUILDINGS. 
 
 Jan. 2, By Intorest S. B. 252, Book 
 14, '• R. D. 29449 
 
 " 29450 . 
 
 NATION RIVER DRAINAGE, 
 
 Jan. 2, By Interest S. B. Book 254 
 
 June 18, Treasurer Ontario on account Debentures 
 
 Aug. 19, Interest S. B. Book 254 
 
 31, Public Works Department Ottawa on account Grant 
 Oct. 28, Treasurer Ontario, Interest on Debenturers 
 Dec. 14, Treasurer Ontario on account Grant 
 
 JURY. 
 
 Jan. 5, By Clerk, 2 D.C. 
 
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 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 Mar. 5, By J. McRao, J. P., fine re Albert 
 
 May 28, 
 July 27, 
 Sept 28, 
 Oct. 22, 
 Dec. 14, 
 
 do do Cramer 
 
 D. Thompson, J.P., fine re Loney 
 
 J. McRae, J.P., fine re Fim 
 
 D. ThoraiMon, J.P., fine re Loney 
 do do Roach 
 
 NOTES DISCOUNTED. 
 
 Oct 22, By Proceeds $4000.00 less 2 months interest at 6 per 
 
 cent $51.40, 
 
 28, Proceeds $1000.00, less 3 months interest at 6 per 
 cent, $18.25 
 
 Dec 29, Proceed, renewal, $2000.00 less 2 months at 6 per 
 cent. $26,85 ..... ... 
 
 FINES, C. T. A , 1878. 
 Dec. 13, By G. S. Jftryig, Town Clerk 
 
 6 00 
 12 00 
 
 283 81 
 759 03 
 
 85 
 26 95 
 26 95 
 
 04 
 
 6714 47 
 
 11 38 
 
 1000 00 
 
 974 55 
 
 2000 00 
 
 4 75 
 2 29 
 4 75 
 15 61 
 2 04 
 6 12 
 
 24 
 15 
 
 79 
 60 
 94 
 
 10 00 
 
 10 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 10 00 
 
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 S948 60 
 
 981 75 
 
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 600 00 
 
 234 00 
 
 1042 84 
 
 54 75 
 
 10700 44 
 
 52 25 
 
 33 00 
 
 6903 50 
 
 600 00 
 
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 14 
 
 GOVERNMENT GRANTS TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 
 
 July 19, By Cornwall 
 Finch 
 Osnabruck 
 Boxborough 
 Matilda 
 Mountain 
 Williamsburgh 
 Winchester 
 Charlottenburgh 
 Kenyon 
 Lancaster 
 Lochiel 
 
 GOAL AND COURT HOUSE. 
 
 Jan. 29, Pd. McDonald & McDonald, 
 
 • i 
 
 30, C. Palmer, 
 
 Feb. 2, J. Skeith 
 
 G. S. Jarvis, 
 
 8, Geo. McDonell, 
 
 N. Turner & Son, .... 
 June 25, Geo. McDonell, 
 
 W. B. Thompson .... 
 J. Skeith . . • • 
 26. McDonald & McDonald 
 J. Dewar • • • • 
 
 July 19, aeaning Well 
 
 Oct 25, W.B. Thompson 
 
 J. Skeith 
 
 Nov. 4, Oothing for Prisoners . 
 
 Gaoler 
 
 30, I. Baylis & Son 
 
 PUBLIC BUILDINGS. 
 
 Jan. 4, Pd. Wm, Colquhoun 
 
 14, 
 
 23, 
 Feb. 3, 
 
 18, 
 
 24, 
 
 2«, 
 
 Mar. 3, 
 
 4. 
 
 11, 
 22, 
 
 31, 
 
 Architect 
 Committee pay list 
 
 Contractor 
 
 D. McMartin 
 
 L R. Ault 
 
 A. G. McArthur 
 (hairman •••• 
 
 J. G. Hunter 
 A. G. McArthur . . 
 
 C. J. Hamilton 
 A. G. McArthur 
 A. G. McArthur . 
 Cleaning Building 
 
 D. McRae 
 
 C. J. Hamilton 
 
 A. J. Grant 
 
 A. G. McArthur 
 
 I. R Ault 
 
 J. G. Hunter 
 
 Committee • . 
 
 t .'1^1 
 
 433 00 
 340 00 
 658 00 
 497 00 
 551 00 
 390 00 
 518 00 
 537 00 
 675 00 
 624 00 
 504 00 
 478 00 
 
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 16 55 
 20 99 
 37 73 
 42 66 
 4 25 
 29 67 
 61 40 
 16 56 
 
 10 50 
 3 80 
 6 00 
 
 19 55 
 
 11 48 
 56 00 
 
 6 75 
 96 48 
 
 108 00 
 150 00 
 108 00 
 3455 00 
 10 00 
 4 00 
 2 30 
 216 00 
 500 00 
 2 30 
 6 00 
 2 30 
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 10 00 
 36 00 
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 2 30 
 16 00 
 175 00 
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 56 00 
 
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 96 48 
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 08 00 
 55 00 
 10 00 
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 216 00 
 300 00 
 2 30 
 6 00 
 2 30 
 2 30 
 10 00 
 36 00 
 6 00 
 6 40 
 2 30 
 16 00 
 175 00 
 19 00 
 
 April 5, 
 
 20, 
 
 May 1, 
 
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 Juno 25, 
 
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 )ct. 4, 
 22, 
 
 23, 
 
 29, 
 
 )ep. 3, 
 17, 
 
 an. 30, 
 
 i'eb. 10, 
 
 22, 
 
 lar. 18, 
 
 lay 1, 
 
 uly 21, 
 
 J. C. Johnston 
 J. T. Kirkpatrick 
 W. CJolquhoiin 
 Debenture, No. 1, 
 Coui)on, No. 1 
 
 •I » 8 
 
 ,« « 9 
 
 " " 10 
 
 R. A. Clark 
 
 J. G. Hunter 
 
 Tees & Co., desk 
 Alex. E. McDonald 
 D. E. Mclntyro 
 
 C. J. Mattice 
 
 Geo. McDonald 
 
 J. Skeith 
 
 J. G. Hunter 
 
 J. G. Hunter 
 
 Tj. A. Ross 
 Campbell Bros. 
 J. C. Jolinston 
 McDonald & JNIcDonald 
 Judge Pi ingle 
 
 Shenff 
 
 Local Re<;istrar 
 
 Treasuier 
 
 Judge Carman 
 Judges Chambers 
 I. K. Ault 
 
 A. J. Grant 
 
 C. J. Hamilton . . . 
 
 J. G. Hunter 
 
 J. Skoith 
 
 McDonald & McDonild 
 McDonald & McDonald 
 
 A. S. McDonald 
 
 A. S. McDonald 
 
 II. McAteer 
 
 C.J.Hamilton 
 
 CO 00 
 24 00 
 38 00 
 
 .912 00 
 
 64 72 
 . 57 9(J 
 
 61 44 
 . 05 10 
 
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 . 73 44 
 
 77 58 
 , 82 20 
 
 87 18 
 . 91 50 
 
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 PUBLIC SCHOOLS, STORMONT. 
 
 Inspector, one quarter expenses to 3l8t March . 
 
 " account ...... 
 
 Teacher's Institute 
 
 Inspector, one quarter salary, Slat March 
 
 A. McDonald, use of chairs 
 
 Inspector, one quarter expenses to 30th Juno 
 
 W.D.Johnston 
 
 James Nugent ' 
 
 A. McNaughton ...... 
 
 R. B. Carman • 
 
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 29 75 
 
 150 00 
 
 25 10 
 
 26 75 
 10 00 
 86 81 
 
 29 13 
 8 03 
 
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 50 00 
 36 20 
 10 20 
 
 238 10 
 12 00 
 
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 61 00 
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 32 00 
 10 00 
 
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 'ii 1 
 
 Aut«. 
 Sept 
 t)ct. 
 
 Doc. 
 
 21. 
 
 «l, 
 
 on. 
 
 20, 
 
 4, 
 
 29, 
 
 Inspector, one quartor salary to 30th June ; 
 
 ■ orq?Irt«r ex,.enseH*ioiJ0lh Soptemler 
 
 L^uarte?ralary-(o*Bo^^^^^^^ — ' 
 
 one .Juartor exjiensea and salary 
 
 I'ostago account 
 
 Freeholder, Trinting " 
 
 Reporter •••••• ^. ••••"' ' 
 
 Teacher's Institute Ci rant 
 
 R B. Carman. Exaninier "• 
 
 A. McNaughton, Kxaminer 
 
 W. D. Johnston, Kxammer 
 
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 PUBMC SCHOOLS DUNDAS. 
 
 Un rd. W. A. Whitney, account. ... 
 
 '''^"' 12 J.8.Jamie8on,account ^^^ 
 
 ' A. Brown, account ' 
 
 A. Brown, account 
 
 ii,^Z: or:;u^..r um«.»« 3.«t Marc., 
 Inspector, account 
 
 Feb. n, 
 
 Mar. 13, 
 
 10, 
 
 May 13, 
 June 25, 
 
 July 13, 
 
 Aug. 
 
 10, 
 
 
 13, 
 
 Sept. 
 
 11. 
 
 Oct. 
 
 22, 
 
 
 27, 
 
 Nov 
 
 15, 
 
 Dec. 
 
 "1 
 
 
 20, 
 
 
 24, 
 
 Jan. 
 
 Feb. 5, 
 
 Mar. 
 
 May 
 
 .Tune 
 
 July 
 
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 l^^rX'^^^i^^'^^^' '»'" '•;■:? 
 
 !!^SSirf«'.e quarter iilarV Mth Ju.. 
 
 A. Brown, • • • • , 
 
 A.Brown, 
 
 GramXJ.P.E. 
 
 J. A. Cannan 
 
 G. E. Broderick 
 
 J. S. Jamieson, 
 
 Z^U>r, one quarter -i^^^^^^ 
 
 Ins^tor, one quarter salary 30th bepi. 
 
 Inspector, account •••* 
 
 1. T. Selleck, account • ,. 
 
 «oSr,ssrs?i?»t^r- 
 
 Inspector, tn account 
 
 Teachers' IrstL uis 
 
 i^ TP Ttw>cl "i U'>^ • • • • •• 
 
 F\.:]:LIC SCHOOLS, GLENGARRY. 
 
 G Pd. W. D. Johnston ...••• 
 
 '' ii^to^ne qua^r o^P^n^^s^it March • • 
 
 5SSSSipt->av,3VslMarch •■ 
 
 C. A. McLaurfen, 
 
 25 
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 7, 
 6, 
 9, 
 
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 39 00 
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 36 25 
 125 00 
 10 00 
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 14. 
 
 1», 
 
 20, 
 
 Aug. 17, 
 
 So|)t. 13, 
 
 Oct 4, 
 
 22, 
 
 Nov. 2, 
 
 30, 
 
 Doc. 22, 
 
 27, 
 
 K. J. McGrej/tor, 
 
 I). McDermid, 
 
 J. A lyiunroo 
 
 (iruntRoU. IMOx 
 
 IiiHIxictor one (luarlor salary 30th Sopt. 
 
 InsjtocLor, Teadier.s' Institute 
 
 Gleugarriaa 
 
 Uleugarriuii 
 
 In.'pootor, Olio (luartor oxikjusos Slat Dec. 
 
 Iuoi>ootor, account 
 
 In8i>ector, account 
 
 School Section 17, «ite 
 
 Insiwctor, one onnrter s.ilary 3lHt Dec. 
 
 D. A. jNIoDonald, Jiccount 
 
 Jaa. Smith, oxamincr 
 
 HIGH SCHOOL DUNDAS. 
 
 Jan. 29, Pd. Courier 
 
 (J. K. tiima 
 
 Herald 
 
 I Oct. 22, Iroiiuois H. S. B. 
 
 Tindale & Sons 
 
 Dec. 6, Iroquois H. S Grant, 1880 . . . 
 29, Morrisburgh H. S. Grant, 1880 
 
 HIGH SCHOOL GLENGAKIiy. 
 
 iFob. 4, rd. Alexandria Ili^'h School Council (irant, Juno 1885. 
 [Dec 22, Williamstown Higli School Council (Jraut, Juno, ll 
 
 188G. 
 
 IJan. 
 
 <ov. 
 
 1102 m 
 
 
 
 BOARD or EXAMINERS. 
 
 4,rd.lL B. Carman, ] 
 
 Kxaminer 
 
 
 A. McNaughton 
 
 II 
 
 
 James Smith 
 
 iC 
 
 
 J. McPhee, account 
 
 14, 
 
 K. B. Carman, E 
 
 xaminer 
 
 
 A. McNaugiiton 
 D. McDermid 
 
 II 
 
 
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 A. Brown 
 
 II 
 
 10, 
 
 A. McNaughton 
 
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 17, 
 
 A. Brown 
 
 1. 
 
 19, 
 
 R. B. Carman 
 
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 17, 
 
 A. Brown 
 
 If 
 
 
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 D. McDermid 
 
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 D. McDermid 
 
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 REGISTRY OFFICE STORMONT. 
 
 lan. 5, Pd Registrars account 
 
 feb. 18, Books, 
 
 One Registrar Cornwall 
 
 Town 16 00 
 
 ' " Osnabruck 16 00-32 00 
 
 Less 5 per cent 1 qo 
 
 Bt. 26, Registrar account 
 
 pr. 15, 
 une 2, 
 
 8 no 
 
 24 76 
 
 32 90 
 
 25 00 
 97 60 
 
 26 00 
 3 00 
 
 20 00 
 
 33 75 
 2 00 
 7 93 
 
 12 90 
 
 103 75 
 
 15 00 
 
 20 00 
 
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 050 00 
 
 050 00 
 
 550 00 
 550 00 
 
 30 
 
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 28 
 
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 28 
 
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 10 
 
 8 
 
 00 
 
 8 
 
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 12 
 
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 12 
 
 70 
 
 10 00 
 
 15 
 
 35 
 
 10 
 
 77 
 
 38 43 
 
 38 
 
 05 
 
 16 05 
 
 30 50 
 
 54 
 
 00 
 
 5 
 
 52 
 
 9 
 
 50 
 
 15 20 
 
 30 40 
 
 37 
 
 60 
 
 943 20 
 
 1322 20 
 
 I'OG 00 
 
 341 65 
 
 98 22 
 
18 
 
 IIEGISTIIY OFFICE DUKDVS. 
 
 Anff. 10. Pil. Registrar Islatilda 
 
 Aug. 1", lu. fe,. Williams. nrgh 
 
 « 
 
 Winchester 
 Receiving Book 
 
 14 00 
 14 00 
 14 00 
 12 50 
 
 Loss 5 per cent 
 
 Oct. 26, Reiiistrar account . . t ■ • 
 
 REGISTRY OFl'ICI'U-LKN<;iAl^Ii^' 
 
 Jan. 12, ra. Books " 
 
 Feb. 2, Registrar's account 
 
 AprillS, Registrar " 
 
 julv 6 Registrar's account ,:','•■ " 
 Aug. 10, Registrar Kenyon and Locbiel 
 
 COUNTY OFFK'EUS. 
 
 Jan. 12, Pd. Judge Pringlo / 
 
 J. R. Ault 
 
 J. Fraser 
 
 D. Monroo 
 
 Councillor's pay list • • • • • • 
 
 Clerk one quarter salary to olst Marcti 
 
 Treasurer 
 
 A. J. Mcl)onu:d 
 
 Treasurer 
 
 Judge Fringe 
 
 I. R. Ault • • • ' • 
 
 James Fraser • • • • •.; , , ' ■,' 
 Messenger one -luartor s^vhiry to ••l«t^''^^^'' _ 
 ( 'i^rL' niifi nuai ter salary to -iObt J uno 
 
 29, 
 
 Feb. 2, 
 15, 
 
 Mar. 25, 
 27, 
 
 Apr. 9, 
 
 10, 
 
 15. 
 
 28, 
 
 May 11, 
 
 20, 
 
 28, 
 
 June 25, 
 
 July 9. 
 
 22, 
 Aug. 25, 
 Sept.lS, 
 Oct. 1, 
 
 '1, 
 
 8, 
 
 22, 
 
 25: 
 
 Dec. 0, 
 17, 
 22, 
 
 Clerk one quaiter salary 
 
 Treasurer — • • . , ' ■."'' 
 
 Caretaker, one quarter salary .>Oth June . • • 
 
 A. J. ISIcDonald, 
 
 C?r?tX^r one quarter salary to 31st ^larch 
 
 Councillors pay list 
 
 James I'rsser 
 
 I. R. Ault 
 
 ffieSwte ciuarter salar;'io 80th June 
 
 ClSone' quartet saliiry to notl'i'septeml^er • • 
 
 A. J. INIcDonaUl 
 
 I. R. Ault 
 
 Judge Priugle 
 
 ^SiS?Se quarter salary 't^; 30th Seni^inber 
 Caretaker " " 
 
 Treasurer 
 
 Councillors pay list • • • • • • • 
 
 Clerk one quarter salary to 31st Docoiuber 
 
 SeSSiS^Sno qii^e^ «aIary"t'o JHst Docenlb;;* • 
 IMossenger " " 
 Caretaker " " 
 
 ,1 7«< 
 
 17 10 
 47 64 
 15 20 
 13 20 
 30 40 
 
 4 00 
 
 t) 20 
 10 00 
 00 00 
 417 20 
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 75 00 
 40 00 
 50 00 
 
 00 
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 104 33 
 
 123 54 
 
 
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 10 00 
 50 00 
 37 50 
 415 20 
 10 00 
 fi 00 
 4 00 
 12 50 
 60 00 
 02 50 
 10 00 
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 10 00 
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 (i2 50 
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 125 00 
 12 50 
 37 60 
 
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 117 20 
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 10 00 
 12 50 
 37 50 
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 50 00 
 125 00 
 12 50 
 37 50 
 
 2444 m 
 
 
 
 
 
 ]\I ISCELL ANEOUS ACCOUNT. 
 
 
 Jan. 4, Vd 
 
 . J. Riordan 
 
 5 05 
 
 
 J. 11. Browniii'.; 
 
 5 J 55 
 
 1-', 
 
 ( 'kirk's IJooks 
 
 11 12 
 
 21, 
 
 Trt^asnrer's Commission 
 
 27 00 
 
 2i), 
 
 G]en?:arrJan 
 
 18 55 
 
 
 I forald 
 
 3 00 
 
 
 i( 
 
 3 CO 
 
 
 ( ouricr 
 
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 A. Ilarknt^s 
 
 5 85 
 
 
 ( onnor V8. ^Middangh 
 
 50 00 
 
 
 ( "k?i'k"a account 
 
 11 80 
 
 30, 
 
 J. (}. Ilnnler 
 
 18 89 
 
 
 ii 
 
 5 93 
 
 
 L. Lashanro 
 
 8 35 
 
 Fob. 1, 
 
 J. Dewar 
 
 5 07 
 
 
 Dr. Cattauach 
 
 16 40 
 
 
 H. ^\^ Weber 
 
 1 50 
 
 
 11. W. Wober 
 
 11 50 
 
 
 Alox. E. jMcDonald ..... 
 
 4 25 
 
 5, 
 
 R. Feek, 
 
 5 00 
 
 17, 
 
 ( "ameron ik IMcDonald 
 
 65 
 
 •)0 
 
 Transfer of Prisoners 
 
 51 39 
 
 
 Exchanfjo on J>raft 
 
 15 
 
 
 A. Betliune 
 
 4 00 
 
 
 R. B. Carman 
 
 4 00 
 
 :Mar. 1, 
 
 Freebokler 
 
 179 00 
 
 
 (( 
 
 3 00 
 
 4, 
 
 Dr. Hmith 
 
 10 60 
 
 G, 
 
 Jndpe Pringle 
 
 12 50 
 
 11, 
 
 II. ]')arnhart 
 
 2 50 
 
 Mar. 10, 
 
 J udjj;o Carman 
 
 21 50 
 
 i>o 
 
 W. I'endergrast . , . . . 
 
 3 50 
 
 Apr. 15, 
 
 Dr. Iliokov 
 
 10 00 
 
 Mav 1, 
 
 1 )j-. Was.'oncM- ' 
 
 10 00 
 
 10, 
 
 Bisbop lOngravinir Co. 
 
 10 00 
 
 2S, 
 
 l'\ (lirouard 
 
 2 50 
 
 
 Transfer of rrisonors 
 
 7Ci 48 
 
 Juno 12, 
 
 T. II. Brownijitr 
 
 20 00 
 
 -'5, 
 
 Bank Exohanj;e 
 
 1 88 
 
 
 Herakl 
 
 6 04 
 
 
 Courier 
 
 6 04 
 
 
 Freeholder .... 
 
 12 06 
 
 
 i< 
 
 26 00 
 
 
 H.W. Weber, 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 " 
 
 6 60 
 
 
 Patterson c^ Co 
 
 12 89 
 
 
 .1. McPhpe 
 
 22 55 
 
 30, 
 
 Bank Excliango .... 
 
 1 00 
 
 July 12, 
 
 R. B. Carman 
 
 4 00 
 
 
 A. Bethune 
 
 4 00 
 
 14, 
 
 Cornwall News 
 
 7 50 
 
 Aui;. 17, 
 
 Dr. Hamilton .... 
 
 5 00 
 
 
 Miller .Son iS: Co. 
 
 4 75 
 
 .Sept. 25, 
 
 Solectins; Jurors ..... 
 
 •li 00 
 
 (Vl. 1. 
 
 li. H. 'riioiiipson 
 
 10 50 
 
 4, 
 
 Hill vs. Middaugli .... 
 
 25 0(! 
 
6, 
 22, 
 
 2.5, 
 Oct. 25, 
 
 27, 
 
 30, 
 Nov. 25, 
 
 30, 
 
 Pec. 0, 
 
 17, 
 
 22, 
 29, 
 
 E. Girouard • • " ' x- 
 Hill vs. United Counties 
 Giengarrian 
 
 i( 
 
 Local Eegistrar 
 Clerk's account 
 Treeholder accou^it 
 Patterson & Co. account 
 <( " " 
 
 Post Office 
 H. W. Weber 
 
 Hill vs. United Counties costs 
 
 G. T. R. freight 
 
 Sheriff account ••• 
 
 Hill vs. United Counties Costs 
 J. II. Browning 
 Stationer}' 
 
 Glengarrian 
 
 Transfer of Prisoners 
 
 J, H. Browning 
 
 Note 22d Oct. 
 
 Selecting Juroi-s 
 
 C. AV., Charlebois 
 
 C. W., Diaun 
 
 C. W., Alguire ■ • • • 
 
 PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 
 
 July 20, Pd . Cornwall • • • • _ ^ 
 
 rinch 
 
 Osnabruck ' 
 
 Eoxborough 
 
 Matilda "" 
 
 Mountain 
 
 WilliamsbursU •'" \ 
 
 Winchester 
 
 Charlottonburgh 
 
 ICenyon 
 
 Ijancast.er " 
 
 Lochiel 
 
 NATION RIVER DRAINAGE. 
 
 Tan 4, Td. Contractors • 
 
 •^'^ ' W. G. McGeorge, C. E. 
 
 
 27, 
 
 Feb. 
 
 4, 
 
 April 
 
 1, 
 
 June 18, 
 
 July 
 
 9, 
 
 Aug. 
 
 4, 
 
 
 21. 
 
 Sept. 
 
 6, 
 
 Oct. 
 
 23, 
 
 
 25, 
 
 
 28, 
 
 Nov 
 
 ,19, 
 
 pec 
 
 20, 
 
 Chairman 
 Committee pay hst 
 
 Contractors 
 
 (( . . . ■ 
 
 Committee 
 Contractors 
 Debenture No. 2 
 Contractors 
 
 Chairman 
 Contractors 
 
 2 50 
 400 00 
 
 G 20 
 
 3 00 
 23 35 
 
 1 50 
 
 10 50 
 16 20 
 
 11 75 
 
 3 00 
 
 2 00 
 9 12 
 
 107 20 
 51 
 
 4 25 
 200 00 
 
 21 06 
 398 51 
 159 00 
 
 03 36 
 58 00 
 
 4000 00 
 64 00 
 49 75 
 19 80 
 27 10 
 
 433 00 
 340 00 
 658 00 
 497 00 
 551 00 
 390 00 
 518 00 
 537 00 
 675 00 
 624 00 
 504 00 
 478 00 
 
 Jan. '. 
 April: 
 
 June 
 ] 
 Sepli 
 
 Oct. : 
 
 Dec. i 
 
 Jan. 1 
 
 G539 55 
 
 'Feb. 
 J April 
 
 — G205 C 
 
 831 52 
 93 25 
 15 70 
 11 25 
 415 00 
 547 40 
 1190 00 
 15 50 
 849 91 
 2001 21 
 1159 64 
 871 08 
 23 60 
 476 00 
 962 00 
 2131 53 
 
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 2 50 
 400 00 
 
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 23 35 
 
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 10 50 
 16 20 
 
 11 75 
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 JURY. 
 
 00 
 00 
 12 
 
 107 20 
 
 51 
 
 4 25 
 
 200 00 
 
 21 06 
 
 398 51 
 
 159 00 
 
 63 36 
 58 00 
 
 4000 00 
 
 64 00 
 49 75 
 19 80 
 27 10 
 
 433 00 
 340 00 
 658 00 
 497 00 
 551 00 
 390 00 
 518 00 
 537 00 
 675 00 
 624 00 
 504 00 
 478 00 
 
 Jan. 26, Pd. Clork 6 D. C. 
 April 14, Grand Jury 
 
 Petit " 
 June 9, Grand " 
 12, Petit Jury 
 Sept. 20, Clerk 8 D. C. 
 Oct. 23, " 5 DC. 
 
 " 5 D. C. 
 29, Grand Jury 
 Petit 
 [Dec. 22, Grand " 
 Petit " 
 
 12 00 
 152 20 
 403 SO 
 144 90 
 453 10 
 
 11 00 
 9 00 
 
 11 00 
 112 SO 
 342 10 
 124 10 
 612 80 
 
 BOARD OF MAGISTRATES. 
 
 — 6539 55 
 
 — 6205 
 
 831 52 
 03 25 
 15 70 
 11 25 
 415 00 
 547 40 
 1190 00 
 15 50 
 849 91 
 2001 21 
 1159 64 
 871 08 
 23 60 
 476 00 
 952 00 
 2131 53 
 
 14, 
 
 29, 
 ■Feb. 5, 
 lAprillO, 
 
 12, 
 13, 
 
 15, 
 
 20, 
 May 14, 
 luly 2, 
 9. 
 
 fulv 9, 
 
 22, 
 )ct. 2, 
 
 - U58i| 
 
 I Jan. 13, Pd. Sheriff 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Clerk of the Peace 
 
 Gaoler 
 
 J. W. Graham, Constable 
 G. Crites do 
 do do 
 do do 
 do do 
 do do 
 F. JIcDonald do 
 J. Hopper do 
 S. Colquhoun 
 S. Carpenter, Constable 
 Sheriff 
 
 do 
 
 Clei k o( the Peace & C. A, 
 J. A. Robertson, Constable 
 
 Gaoler 
 
 D R. Cameron 
 
 A. Warner 
 
 D. G. McDonald 
 
 S. Carpenter, Constable 
 
 I). B. McDonald 
 
 Sheriff, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 J. Dmywall, C. P. & C. A. 
 D. McDonell, Gaoler 
 Geo. Crites, Constable 
 J. Graham do 
 
 Freeholder 
 
 L. Lapierre do 
 
 Sheriff 
 
 do 
 
 J. Dingwall. C. P. & C. A. 
 D. McDonell, Gaoler 
 Geo. Crites, Constable 
 McDonald & McDon«|d 
 
 i* 1 1 11 1*1 
 
 IIIIK •■• 
 
 145 75 
 
 108 60 
 
 61 36 
 
 258 13 
 
 39 07 
 
 3 50 
 
 15 70 
 
 6 75 
 
 2 62 
 
 2 50 
 
 3 25 
 
 14 85 
 
 11 80 
 
 6 67 
 
 5 80 
 
 172 30 
 
 19 00 
 
 89 80 
 
 7 35 
 
 33 85 
 
 7 00 
 
 7 45 
 
 () 00 
 
 7 30 
 
 3 50 
 
 150 50 
 
 115 44 
 
 60 97 
 
 68 54 
 
 2 13 
 
 8 00 
 
 1 50 
 
 13 30 
 
 13 73 
 
 118 65 
 
 55 58 
 
 79 20 
 
 19 80 
 
 4 00 
 
 12 00 
 
 2388 80 
 
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 22 
 
 
 
 J f'niw^laiifl 
 
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 F AV Latnia 
 
 2 00 
 
 10 00 
 
 
 
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 31, 
 32, 
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 34, 
 35, 
 36, 
 37, 
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 39, 
 40, 
 
 41, 
 42, 
 
 43, 
 44, 
 
 1. 
 
 CRIMINAL JUSTICE. 
 
 ])l<X'KMni:K Kli!-SION, 
 
 1). K. Molntyre, Sheriff 
 
 J. Dingwall, C. T, 
 
 do C.A 
 
 do C. A. 
 
 A. E. Fetterly, Coustnblc- 
 
 Win. Fisher, do 
 
 Alex. Stuart, do .... 
 
 Not Allowed, 
 
 A. Stallmyer, do 
 
 W. A. Fisher, do 
 
 G. Bar«klay, do 
 
 Not Allowed, 
 
 A. E. Fetterly, do 
 
 .1. W. GruhiiUi, do 
 
 G. Crites, do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 Constables' pay list, 
 
 do do 
 .1. Dowar, crier 
 
 do do 
 
 D. McDonald, Gaoler 
 
 do do 
 
 I». MrMarlin, Turnkey 
 
 Mrs. McMartin, Matron 
 
 The Queen vs. Kichards 
 
 do 
 do 
 The Queen vs 
 do 
 
 1885. 
 
 du 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Barcklay 
 
 Tranibly 
 
 Munro 
 
 Dafoo 
 
 Wilson 
 
 Richards 
 
 Seragolie 
 
 Summers 
 
 Campbell 
 
 Fores tal 
 
 Cummings 
 
 M(!Dernu)tt 
 
 Salter 
 
 (ieo. lioss, Wood account 
 Dr. Graveley, (jr. S. 
 J. Paxton, Slioritf' 
 
 si'i!i.N(; AWiziJH, L-iSG. 
 
 D. E. Mr,Ii-.t\re, Sl.eiiff 
 
 J. Din'Mvall, C.l'. 
 
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 10 
 
 42 
 
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 90 00 
 
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 185 00 
 
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 62 
 
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 39 00 
 
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 55 
 
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 80 
 
 62 
 
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 39 00 
 
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 Dr. Col(]nlioun. Coroner 
 I)r- McMillan, Coroner 
 J. lloppor. Constable 
 D. B. McDonalel, Constable 
 J. Graham do 
 
 do do 
 
 J. A. Kobortson, do 
 
 J. A. Dewar, do 
 
 1), McDonoll, Gaoler 
 
 do do 
 
 I) :Mc:\lartin, Turnkey 
 ^Irs. ^NLcMartin, Matron 
 Dr. Graveloy, G. S. 
 
 JUNK SESSIOX, 1880. 
 
 1). E. Mclntyre, Sheriff 
 J. Dingwall, C. P., 
 do C. A. 
 • do C. A. 
 E. D. A nit, Coroner 
 
 do do 
 
 Goo. Crites, Constable 
 L. Lapoint, do 
 (leo. Crites, do 
 l\ N. Robertson, Constable 
 Not J' llowed 
 Constables' pay list 
 
 do do 
 
 T, Dewar, crier 
 
 do do 
 
 1). '.\lcDonald, Gaoler 
 
 do do 
 
 1). M('MaiUn, Turnkey 
 Mrs. M(;.Murtin, Matron 
 Dr. (iravelcy, G. S. 
 Tlio Queen vs. Becksload 
 
 TAIJ, AKSlZK.s», 1880. 
 
 D. K. Mclntvre, Slieiiir 
 
 J. Dintrwall,' C. P. 
 
 do C. A. 
 
 E. D. Anlt, Coroner 
 
 G. Crites, Constable 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 E. O. Winters, Constable 
 J. A. Stewart, 
 
 ( i. Barcklay, 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 D. McDonald, (faoler 
 
 do do 
 
 D !McMartin, Tundvoy 
 Mrs. McMariin, Matron 
 Dr. Graveley, G. 8, 
 The (iueen vs. Oliver 
 
 t • • t t • 
 
 13 00 
 
 27 25 
 
 12 20 
 
 24 10 
 
 3 (iO 
 
 2 60 
 
 2 GO 
 
 8 90 
 
 38 05 
 
 185 00 
 
 20 75 
 
 G2 50 
 
 25 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 225 47 
 
 20 00 
 
 10 19 
 
 8 00 
 
 15 60 
 
 9 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 2 60 
 
 18 00 
 
 94 50 
 
 9G 00 
 
 13 85 
 
 10 65 
 
 185 00 
 
 4 88 
 
 62 50 
 
 25 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 82 10 
 
 138 28 
 
 14 20 
 
 24 33 
 
 12 GO 
 
 2 00 
 
 'A 60 
 
 2 50 
 
 (» GO 
 
 26 25 
 
 3 25 
 
 185 00 
 
 22 40 
 
 G2 50 
 
 25 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 21 25 
 
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 1 a'. 
 
 937 34 
 
 .508 8' 
 
Lancaster 
 
 Iy)cl)iftl '• • 
 
 (.'luirlotteiiburtjh ...... 
 
 Kenyon 
 
 Connvall 
 
 RoxborfHigh - 90 43 
 
 Usnabruck 27 3(1 
 
 S4 
 
 NON-RESIDENT T.\X DUE Ist JANUARY 1887. 
 
 ,,, £ lllCn ■•••• (t.a •••• 
 
 ........ Williatnsburgh 
 
 139 0.') Winchester 
 
 7 40 Matilda 
 
 I 21 Mountain 
 
 Cornwall Town 
 
 34 65 
 28 93 
 19 43 
 
 38 97 
 35 87 
 
 423 36 
 
 Ab«ilriicl l>il»teiuciit. 
 
 I'ublic 
 
 Ilitrb 
 
 512 37 
 
 7948 (»7 
 
 84 7 
 
 .) 
 
 1102 89 
 943 2<i 
 
 1322 20 
 
 188(5 I>R. 
 
 (ioiil an.] Cimrt House.. . 
 
 I'nblii- liiiiUiint-'H 
 
 .Sfli»K)l8 Storinont. 
 
 " Dnr.das.. 
 
 " Glenirarry 
 
 " Stormont . 
 
 " Dundas.. 
 
 " Glengarry 1100 00 
 Board of lA-jinuners .... 341 55 
 
 Uof'istrv uilico Stormont. 98 22 
 
 " ' " Dundas.. 104 33 
 
 " " Glon-rarry 123 5t 
 
 County Olii.-ers ......... 2444 50 
 
 INlisoeilano" 'US account .. 0539 55 
 Gov.Grunt rnblicSciiOols 6205 00 
 Nation River Drainage ..11584 49 
 
 .Turv 2388 80 
 
 Boa'rd of Magistrates.... 1800 28 
 
 Criminal .Tustico, 
 
 Docombcr Session 
 
 1885 2104 02 
 
 Spring AK8izt'.s,'86 571 05 
 June " '80 937 34 
 
 Fall " '80 598 88 4211 29 
 
 49017 65 
 
 Dec. 31, By B.il'co on band 2770 25 
 
 552387 90 
 Aiidilod and found correct. 
 
 Cornwall, January 19, 1887. 
 
 1880. CR 
 
 Jan. 2, By Bal'ceon band 
 
 County Rates 
 
 Pedlar's Licenses 
 
 Auctioneer's Licenses . . 
 
 Criminal Refund 
 
 Public Buildins Interest 
 and Debenture 
 
 Nation River Drainage. 
 
 Jury 
 
 Miscellaneous 
 
 Notes Discounted 
 
 Government Grants Pub- 
 lic Schools 
 
 Finos Canada Temper- 
 ance Act 1878 
 
 9837 30 
 
 10019 82 
 
 705 00 
 
 234 00 
 
 1042 84 
 
 54 75 
 
 10?()0 44 
 
 52 25 
 
 33 00 
 
 6903 50 
 
 6205 00 
 600 00 
 
 -42550 00 
 
 ^2387 90 
 
 I). MONROE, 
 
 A. J. McDonald, 
 
 V Auditors. 
 
 To Bo 
 Le 
 Ml 
 
 To Ha 
 Le 
 Ml 
 
 To IJa 
 
 liCi 
 
 Mt 
 
 To Ba 
 
 Lei 
 Ml 
 
 To Hal 
 Le[ 
 Mu 
 
 To Bal 
 
 Le{ 
 
 x To Bal 
 Lg{ 
 Mu 
 
 To Ba) 
 
 Le« 
 Mu 
 
 To Bal 
 
 Log 
 Mu 
 
34 65 
 28 93 
 19 43 
 
 38 97 
 
 35 87 
 
 423 30 
 
 9837 30 
 
 '.019 82 
 
 705 00 
 
 234 00 
 
 1042 84 
 
 54 75 
 
 )900 44 
 
 52 25 
 
 33 00 
 
 B903 50 
 
 B205 00 
 GOO 00 
 
 25 
 
 -^ELii-aal I^et-vxraa. of Scliool Iv^oxiey, ISQS. 
 
 To Balance from last report 
 
 Legislative .School Cafrant for 1880. . 
 Municipal Assessment for 1886. . . 
 
 To Ualancc from last report.. 
 Le{;i.sl«tlve Scliool Grant. 
 Municipal Asscstsmsnt. . . . 
 
 To Ualancc fi-om last report.. 
 Legislative School Grant. 
 Municipal Assessment.... 
 
 Legislative School Grant. 
 Municipal Assessment — 
 
 OSNABRUCK. 
 417 12 By Paid teachers on preccodlng, year's 
 
 '>')8 00 account 
 
 058 'MJ Paid teachers on this year's acct. . 
 
 Balance- on hand to next report. ... 
 
 1733 12 
 
 CORNWALL TOWNSHIP. 
 
 2711 5!) By paid teachers proceeding year's act 
 
 •I.S.'} (Ml " " on this year's acct... 
 
 433 00 Balance on h.ind to next report 
 
 1115 VJ 
 
 ROXBOROUGH. 
 
 Sf*!) 89 By paid teachers on preceedlng year's 
 
 497 00 account 
 
 497 00 Paid teachers for this year 
 
 Balance on hand to next account.. 
 
 15!)3 89 • 
 
 FINCH. 
 
 -42550 00 
 
 To Balance from last report 214 15 
 
 ' ■ 340 00 
 
 340 00 
 
 024 15 
 
 By paid teachcrs-on preceedlng year. 
 
 '• '* for this .vear 
 
 Balance to next report 
 
 411 10 
 84S 7.i 
 473 ill 
 
 1733 12 
 
 279 r)9 
 510 24 
 
 ,m 70 
 1H5 r){) 
 
 487 63 
 197 IXI 
 
 51!) 20 
 
 109., bU 
 
 214 15 
 
 000 02 
 
 13 38 
 
 92 1 15 
 
 CHARLOTTENBURGH. 
 
 To Balance on hand from last report.. 9 58 By paid teachers on preceedlng year 9 41 
 
 Legislative School Grant 075 ou " " for this ye/u'.. 1179 09 
 
 Municipal As.sessmcnt 075 00 Balnnco on hand to next account.. 170 45 
 
 lo59 58 
 
 1359 58 
 
 ^2387 90 
 I Auditors. 
 
 To Balance on hand from last report. 
 Legislative School Grant 
 
 LANCASTER. 
 
 140 74 By paidteachers this year. 
 •■J04 00 - ■ - - 
 
 644 74 
 
 Balance on hand to next account. . 
 
 To Balance on hand from last report 
 
 Legislative School Grant 178 00 
 
 Municipal Grant 478 00 
 
 LOCHIEL. 
 28 99 Tiy paid teachers on preceedlng year. 
 
 " ■•'.'.• forthisyear 
 
 Balance on hand to next account.. 
 
 «»4 99 
 
 010 70 
 4 01 
 
 OU 74 
 
 27^7 
 
 9ot5 (i{t 
 
 1 12 
 
 »3l 99 
 
 To Balance on hand from last reiwrt 
 
 Legislative School Grant 
 
 Municipal Assessment 
 
 KENYON. 
 
 200 09 By paid teachers on preceedlng year. 17i 79 
 
 02100 " " forthisyear 12U Kn 
 
 624 00 Balance ou hand to next account.. 50.50 
 
 li.M 09 
 
 llut 09 
 
 To Balance from last audit. . . 
 Legislative Scho 1 Grant. 
 Municipal Assessment. . , ■ 
 
 WILLIAMSBURGII. 
 
 25" 3ii By p.iid teachers on prt'ceodinR year.. 210 "2 
 
 518 00 •< " forthisyear in;;.! 15 
 
 51j CO B'lanoo tonoxt'accoiiiu..,,! * 20 -iS 
 
 Uii 32 
 
 r.'f4 34 
 
26 
 
 ^ 
 
 To Balance from last audit ^'''^ ?A 
 
 LeglslatlTe School Grant ^J^ ^ 
 
 Municipal Assessmtnt 55100 
 
 MATILDA. 
 
 By paid teachora on preceedlng yoar 
 
 " " for this year 
 
 Balance on hand to next account.. 
 
 1502 81 
 
 404 U4 
 542 75 
 015 12 
 
 1502 II 
 
 |l 
 
 To Balance on hand from last audit. . „. 
 
 Legislative School Grant ^ ,Ylr 
 
 Municipal Asssssment saoiio 
 
 MOUNTAIN. 
 
 822 61 By paid teachers on preceedlng year, 
 
 To Balance on hand from last audit. 
 
 Legislative School Grant.... 
 
 Municipal Assossmont 
 
 1102 51 
 
 «< " for VhlH year.". ." 031 !>8 
 
 Balance on hand to next account. . l"3 01 
 
 1102 51 
 
 WINCHESTER. 
 
 16 70 By paid teachers on preceedlng year. 
 
 5;W 00 " " for this your lOM 85 
 
 533 15 Balance on hand to next account, . 2 00 
 
 liSoli 1080 85 
 
 CORNWALL HIGH SCHOOL. 
 
 i i 
 
 To Balance on hand per last report.... 772 23 
 Government Grant for last day 
 
 ofl885 ■"•• 340 00 
 
 Governmtnt Grant for first half 
 
 of 1888 410 90 
 
 Municipal County Grant not paid 
 
 Municipal* Local Grant! !!'.."!.'.'.".... 2374 29 
 
 Fees received ___i_ 
 
 3958 42 
 
 Bypaid teachers 2349 98 
 
 Building site, rent, «Stc., during 1880 231 2« 
 
 Paid for maps, &c 30 30 
 
 Paid for school books, stationery, 
 
 fuel, &o 20805 
 
 Balance on hand to next account.. IOI8 23 
 
 3958 42 
 
 WILLIAMSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL. 
 
 To Balance IVom last report 265 25 
 
 Government Grant "^rlast half of 
 
 1885 250 00 
 
 Government Grant foi first half 
 
 1888 '-^10 54 
 
 Municipal County Grant 550 00 
 
 " Local " 800 00 
 
 From other sources 26750 
 
 2343 29 
 
 By paid teachers 1480 08 
 
 " maps, prizes Ac 75 00 
 
 « school books, stationery, 
 
 fuel. Ac 4.5.5 72 
 
 Balance on hand to next account. . 332 49 
 
 2313 29 
 
 To Balance from last report 249 61 
 
 Government Grant for last half of 
 
 1885 •. 250W 
 
 Government Grant for first half 
 
 of 1888 -•• 204 70 
 
 Municipal County Grant 550 00 
 
 " Local " 49162 
 
 ALEXANDRIA HIGH SCHOOL. 
 
 By paid teachers 1300 00 
 
 Repairs, furniture, &c 8 ;« 
 
 Maps, prizes, Ac 91 90 
 
 School books, fuel and other 
 
 expenses 102 21 
 
 Balance on hand to next account. . 204 37 
 
 From other source?. 
 
 21 00 
 
 1766 83 
 IROQUOIS HIGH SCHOOL-No Returns. 
 
 1706 83 
 
 MORRISBURGH HIGH SCHOOL-No Returns, 
 
27 
 
 
 jroar 
 int.'. 
 
 404 i)l 
 548 75 
 (J15 12 
 
 rear, 
 
 int. . 
 
 1502 11 
 
 2«3 89 
 631 !)8 
 173 1>1 
 
 UO!i 51 
 
 1081 85 
 200 
 
 1080 85 
 
 2349 QH 
 
 231 2« 
 
 30 30 
 
 2!)8 6,5 
 1018 23 
 
 m'i 42 
 
 ... 1480 08 
 7500 
 
 4.'>5 72 
 332 40 
 
 2313 29 
 
 
 1300 00 
 
 
 
 8 ;« 
 
 
 Ul'JO 
 
 other 
 
 
 
 102 21 
 
 UQt.. 
 
 204 37 
 
 J706 83 
 
 JUNE SESSION. 
 
 Corporation of the United Counties of 
 Stormont, Sundas and Glengarry. 
 
 FIRST DAY. 
 
 CORNWALI-, 2l8T JUNE, 1887. 
 
 The Council met at 7 p. in. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Mr. Alex. Fraser filed his certificate and 
 took his seat as Deputy Reeve of Roxbo- 
 rough, in the room of Mr. John McLaugh* 
 lin resigned. 
 
 Roll called. 
 
 Members all present except Mr. Bauford, 
 Dr. liarkneis, and Mn P. A. Stewart. 
 
 Minutes of the last day of January Ses- 
 sion read and adopted. 
 
 The following communications were re- 
 ceived and read : 
 
 1. From A. M. RosebrUgh, Esq., Treas- 
 urer of " Prisoners' Aid Association," ask- 
 ing aid from these Counties. 
 
 2. From George Hodgetts, Esq., Regis- 
 trar of "Ontario College of Pharmacy" 
 drawing attention to the sections of the 
 Pharmacy Act 1884, regulating the sale of 
 poisons. 
 
 8. From W. D. Otter, Lt. Colonel, Secty. 
 " On-tario Rifle Association," soliciting the 
 Council's annual donation. 
 
 4. From W. P. Lett, Esq., City Clerk of 
 Ottawa, submitting for approval and co- 
 operation a resolution of the Council of Ot- 
 tawa, with reference to Home Rule for Ire- 
 land. 
 
 5. From Jno. E. Farewell, Esq., Clerk of 
 the County of Ontario, with refwrence to 
 memorializing the Government as to cer- 
 tain changes in the Act regulating the Vo- 
 lunteer Force. 
 
 6. From Wm. J. McNaughton, Esq., Se- 
 cretary of the Board of Directors of the 
 •' Glengarry Farmers' Institute," asking for 
 the amount fixed by statute in aid of said 
 institute. 
 
 7. From A. McDonell & Co., requesting 
 the Council to give them the opportunity 
 of furnishing supplies to the Gaol. 
 
 8. From James Dingwall, Esq., Clerk of 
 the Peace, with report of the Grand Jury 
 at its last sitting. 
 
 PBTITIOKS. 
 
 1. Mr. Sweet presented a petition from 
 
 A. J. Laflamme and others, for the Incor- 
 poration of the Village of West Winches- 
 ter. 
 
 2. Mr. Irving presented a petition of 
 Nathanial Haines and others, against the 
 incorporation of the Village of West Win- 
 chester. 
 
 3. Mr. Campbell presented a petition 
 from the Township of Kenyon, asking per- 
 mission to open out two streets in the Vil- 
 lage of Maxville, of less width than 66 ft. 
 
 Moved by Mr. Sweet, seconded by Mr. 
 Kennedy, that the petitions for and against 
 the Incorporation of the Village of West 
 Winchester, be referred to a special com- 
 mittee, consisting of McArthur, Moffatt, 
 Snyder, McKenzie and Campbell, and that 
 they report to the Council at to-morrow 
 morning's session. Carried. 
 
 Moved by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. 
 McNaughton, that Mr. Alex. Fraser, De- 
 puty Reeve of Roxborough, be placed on 
 the Committee of Roads and Bridges, and 
 on the Special Committee relating to the 
 Scott Act, in place of Mr. McLaughlin, re- 
 signed. Carried. 
 
 Moved by Mr. McArthur, seconded by 
 Mr, Harkness, that a special Committee 
 composed of Messrs. Ault, McNaaghton, 
 the mover and seconder, be appointed to 
 draft a suitable message of congratulation 
 to Her Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, 
 on this the 50th year of tier Majesty's 
 reign. Carried. 
 
 Moved by Mr. James Fraser, seconded 
 by Mr. A Stewart, that a Committee com- 
 posed of the Reeves, and in the absence of 
 the Reeves, of the Deputy Reeves, be or- 
 ganized to equalize the assessment rolls 
 of the several municipalities of these 
 Counties, and that the said Committee do 
 report to this Council at its earliest con- 
 venience. Carried. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Harkness, seconded 
 by Mr. McArthur, the Councill adjourned 
 to 10 o'clock to-raorrow morning. 
 C. J. Mattice, Francis Anderson, 
 
 Clerk. Wrrden, 
 
 SECOND DAY. 
 
 Cornwall, 22nd June, 1887^ 
 The Council met. 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 Roll called. 
 
 Members all present, except Mr. Banford, 
 Minutes of yesterday read and adopted. 
 
\l\ 
 
 28 
 
 re- 
 
 The following communications and 
 ])orts wore received and read : 
 
 1. From Mr. Banfield, Deputy Reeve of 
 Matilda, stating his inability to bo present 
 owing to sickness in his family. 
 
 2. Report from Dr. McDiarmid, School 
 Inspector of Glengarry. 
 
 3. Report from Mr. McNaughton, School 
 Inspector of Stormont. 
 
 The Special Committee appointed to draft 
 a mensase of congratulation to Her Gra- 
 cious Majesty the Queen, reported as hav- 
 ing sent the following cablegram : 
 
 " The AVarden and Members of the Cor- 
 poration of the Counties of Stormont, Dun- 
 das Glengarry, in session assembled, join 
 with Her Gracious Majesty Queen Victo- 
 ria's loyal subjects, the world over, in 
 praising God for having so long spared Her 
 Majesty to reign over us." 
 
 Mr. Mc Arthur, Chairman of the Special 
 Committee with reference to the Incorpo- 
 ration of tlio Village of West Winchester, 
 presented their report^ with a copy of By- 
 law, appointing Mr. Geo. Elliot census 
 taker of said village. 
 
 The Report and By-law were referred to 
 a Committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Harkness in the chair. 
 
 Committee rose, recommending the 
 aJoption of the report, and presented the 
 Bv-law filled. 
 
 'Tlie report, upon motion of Mr. Sweet, 
 seconded by INIr. Moflatt, was adopted and 
 the By-law read a third time and passed. 
 
 Upon motion of :Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. G. H. Whittaker, the Warden left the 
 chair until 2 p. m. 
 
 COUNCIL KESL'MBD. 
 
 Moved by IMr. Doran, seconded by Mr. 
 Mcintosh, that the Report and By-law of 
 the Committee on Equalization, be read 
 and referred to a Committee of the whole. 
 
 Carried, and Report, with copy of By-law, 
 read and referred to Committee of the whole 
 
 Mr. McNaughton in the chair. 
 
 Committee rose recommending the adop- 
 tion of the Report, and presented tlie By- 
 law filled. , , , 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Doran, seconded by 
 ISIr. McNaughton, tlie Report was adopted, 
 and the By-law read a third time and 
 passed. , , ,_. 
 
 Moved by Dr. Steacy, seconded by Mr. 
 Castleman, that the report of Special Com- 
 mittee in re Hill vs. Middagh, be now read. 
 Carried and report read. 
 
 Moved by Dr. Steacy, seconded by Mr. 
 J. S. Anderson, that the report just read be 
 adopted. Carried. 
 
 Moved by Dr. Steacy, seconded by Mr. 
 Ault, that the deputation of the Dominion 
 Alliance now present, be heard in matters 
 pertaining to the Scott Act. Carried. 
 
 Rev. :Mr. McEwen and Rev. Mr. Huxti- 
 ble as representatives of the Dominion Al- 
 liance, addressed the Council, and pre- 
 sented the following resolution : 
 
 " That we do ask the County Council to 
 apportion one half of the fines accruing 
 from the violations of the Scott Act in 
 these Counties, under private prosecutions, 
 be given to the person or persons prose- 
 cuting." 
 
 After a lengthy discussion on the sub- 
 ject, the resolution was referred to the 
 special Committee already appointed to 
 deal with the Scott Act fines. 
 
 Moved by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. 
 McKenzie, that the Report of the Commit- 
 tee on Education be received and read, and 
 that By-laws to levy money for IHiblic 
 Schools, Model Schools and High Schools, 
 be read a first and second time, and refer- 
 red to a committee of the whole. Carried. 
 The Report and By-laws were read and 
 referred to a Committee of the whole- 
 Mr. Ault in the chair. 
 Committee rose, recommending the 
 adoption of the report, and upon motion of 
 Mr. McKenzie, seconded by Mr. Myers, 
 the report was adopted, and the By-laws 
 were respectively read a third time and 
 passed. . ,, , . 
 
 Notice.— Mr. Sweet gave notice that he 
 will, on to-morrow, introduce a By-law to 
 Incorporate the Village of West Win- 
 chester. 
 
 Upon motion of INIr. Ault, seconded by 
 Mr. Mcintosh, the Warden left the chair 
 until 7.30 p. m. 
 
 COUNCIL BiCSUMED. 
 
 Moved by Dr. Steacy, seconded by Mr. 
 J. S. Anderson, that a Pedlar's Licence for 
 the County of Dundas be granted to Wm. 
 Morton, for the sum of five dollars, in-as- 
 much as he is unable to work at his trade 
 owing to an accident. Carried. 
 
 IMoyed by Mr. A. R. McDonald, second- 
 ed by Mr. McNaughton, that the Clerk be 
 instructed to grant a Pedlar's license, with- 
 out fee to David Breunan, a blind man. 
 Carried. , , , 
 
 Moved by Mr. Harkness, seconded by 
 
 i,\ 
 
29 
 
 londed by Mr. 
 lortjustreadbe 
 
 :;onded by Mr. 
 fthe Dominion 
 Dard in matters 
 , Carried. 
 :iev. Mr. Huxti- 
 e Dominion Al- 
 uncil, and pre- 
 tion : 
 imty Council to 
 
 fines accruing 
 e Scott Act in 
 ite prosecutions, 
 
 persons prose- 
 
 )n on the sub- 
 referred to the 
 y appointed to 
 
 lOS. 
 
 seconded by Mr. 
 ; of the Com m li- 
 ed and read, and 
 3ney for iSiblio 
 i High Schools, 
 time, and refer- 
 whole. Carried. 
 3 were read and 
 rtlie whole.. 
 
 mmending the 
 1 upon motion of 
 by Mr. Myers, 
 nd the By-laws 
 third tUTQe and 
 
 B notice that he 
 
 uce a By-law to 
 
 of West Win- 
 
 ilt, seconded by 
 n left the chair 
 
 MBD. 
 
 leconded by Mr. 
 liar's Licence for 
 granted to \Vm. 
 I'e dollars, in-as- 
 vork at his trade 
 irried. 
 
 cDonald, second- 
 ;hat the Clerk be 
 lar's license, with- ' 
 n, a blind man. 
 
 2SS, seconded by 
 
 Mr. Collison, that fho report of Mr. Brown, 
 Public School Insix3ctor lor the County of 
 
 J Dundas, bo received and road. Carried, 
 
 I and re[X5rt road. 
 
 Upon motion of Dr. Monro, seconded by 
 Mr. A. R. McDonald, the Council adjourn- 
 ed until 10 o'clock to-morrow morning. 
 
 C. J. Mattich, Fjjancis AxuKlfSON, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 THIRD DAY. 
 
 Cornwall, 23rd Juno, 1887. 
 
 Council met. 
 
 The Warden in tlio chair. 
 ,^ Roll called. 
 
 All the members present. 
 
 Minutes of yesterday read and adopted. 
 
 At this stage of the proceedings the 
 tjWarden read the following mes.sage from 
 Her Majesty's Private Secretary, in answer 
 to the Council's congratulations : 
 
 Windsor, Jan. 23, 1887. 
 
 " The Queen thanks you for kind and 
 loyal telegram." 
 
 (Sgd.) Private Secretary. 
 
 To Francis Anderson, Esq., 
 f Warden, 
 
 Cornwall. 
 
 ' The message was received with cheers, 
 nil the members standing and joining in 
 •inging the National Anthem. 
 '^ The following communication was re- 
 eeived and read :— From Wm, Bow, Esq., 
 ■police Magistrate, for Dundas, asking the 
 • Council to meet the expenses of a suitable 
 fcnrt room. 
 
 ■ Petitions From the Councils of the Town- 
 rihips of Kenyon and Lochiel, asking the 
 Council to rebuild a certain bridge on tlie 
 boundary between the said Townships. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Sweet, seconded by 
 Kr. McArthur, the rei)ort of the Special 
 Committee re Incorporation of the Village 
 ~f West Winchester, was read and refor- 
 d to a Committee of the whole. 
 Mr. Campbell in the chair. 
 ^ The committee rose, recommending the 
 Adoption of the report, and presented the 
 fey-law as having been read a first and se- 
 nd time. 
 
 Moved by Mr. Sweet, seconded by Mr. 
 cArthur, that the report be adopted and 
 By -Jaw read a third time and pus- 
 d. Carried. 
 The lieporc and By-ljiw read a third 
 
 time and passed in open council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Harkness, seconded 
 by Mr. McArthur, the report of the com- 
 mittee re sale of Wood yard, waa read and 
 referred to a Committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. IMcIntosh injthe chair. 
 
 The Committee rose and recommended 
 the adoption of the rei)ort. 
 
 Report adopted in council. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. G. H. Whittakor, 
 seconded by Mr. Castleman, the report of 
 Nation River Drainage Committee, with a 
 By-law for borrowing money, were read 
 a referred to a committee of the whole. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Irving, seconded by 
 Mr. Castleman, the Warden left the chair. 
 till 2 p. m. 
 
 COUNCIL RESU.MBD. 
 
 Tiio Council went into Committee 
 of the whole, on the report of the Nation 
 River Drainage Committee. 
 
 ]\Ir. ]Moliatt in the chair. 
 
 Committee rose and recommended the 
 adoption ot the report, and presented tlie 
 By-law filled. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Harkness, seconded 
 by Mr. J. S. Anderson, the report was 
 adopted and By-law read a third time and 
 parsed. 
 
 jMr. P. A. Stewart, seconded by Mr. Mc- 
 Naughton, that the report of Committee 
 on (Jorrespondence, be received and read 
 anil referred to a Committee of the whole. 
 
 Dr. Harkness in the chair. 
 
 Committee rose and recommended the 
 adoption of the report as amended. 
 
 The Report was adopted upon motion of 
 Jlr. P. A. Stewart, seconded by Mr. Mc- 
 Naughton. 
 
 Notice— Mr. Doran gave notice that he 
 would, on to-morrow, ask leave to intro- 
 duce a By-law to levy money for High 
 Schools for County of Dundas. 
 
 On motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by Dr. 
 Harkness, the Warden left the chair till 
 7.30 p.m., to allow the Committees to work 
 and report. 
 
 COUNCIL RESUMED 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Harkness, seconded 
 by Mr. G- H. Whittaker, the report of the 
 Road Committee was read and referred to 
 a Committee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. Hunt in the chair. 
 
 Conrmittee rose and recommended the 
 adoption of the report, and presented a, 
 By-law granting permission to the Town- 
 ship of Konyon, to assume and lay out 
 
certain strootg in Maxville. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Campbell, seconded 
 by Mr. P. A. Stewart, tbo report was adopt- 
 ed, and the By-law was read a third time 
 and passed. , , , 
 
 Upon motion by Dr. Steacy, beoondod bv 
 Mr. J. S. Anderson, the report of Spooial 
 Committee re Scott Act was road and re- 
 ferred to ( 'ommittee of the whole. 
 
 Mr. 15(Mmott in the chair, 
 
 Committee rose and recommended tlio 
 adoption of the report as amended. 
 
 The reimit was adopted iiix)n motion of 
 Dr. Stoacy, seconded by Mr. Harkness. 
 
 Council adjourned until nine o clock 
 to-morrow morning. 
 
 FOTRTIl DAY. 
 Cornwall, 26th Juno, 1887. 
 
 Council met. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Roll called. 
 
 All the members present. 
 
 Minutes of yesterday read and approved. 
 
 The following communication was re- 
 ceived and read :— , , ^ ^ . 
 
 From Archibald McNab, Esq., License 
 ■inspector for Glengarry, stating that esti- 
 .nates of the Commissioners had been tor- 
 warded. , . , ^. , 
 
 The Clerk stated that the said estimates 
 had not been received by him. 
 
 On motion of Mr. Doran, seconded by 
 Mr. Collison. By-law No. 818 to levy for 
 High Schools in the County of Dundas, 
 was road a first and second time and re- 
 ferred to a committee of the whole- 
 
 Dr. Harkness in the chair. , , _ , 
 
 Coramitte rose and reported the By-law 
 without amendment. , . , ,. , 
 
 The By-law was read a third time and 
 
 ^%Ioved by Mr. Harkness, seconded by 
 Mr. Ault, that the Clerk be instructed to 
 forward to B. B. Osier, Counsel for the 
 Counties, a copy of the report of theSpecial 
 Committee in re Hill vs. Middaeh. Carried. 
 Mr. Ault, Chairman of the Finance Com- 
 mittee, presented their report, with copy 
 of By-law lowing rates for County pur- 
 poses ; also By-law authorizing the borrow- 
 ing of money to meet current expenses; 
 also By-law levying rate to meet the third 
 payment of the Counties Building deben- 
 
 tures ; also By-law for the payment of or- 
 dors and accounts. 
 
 The report and By-laws wore, upon mo- 
 tionof Mr. Ault, seconded by ^lr-/V,'^"a 
 Naughton, referred to a committee of the| 
 
 whole. , , , 
 
 Mr. Harkness in the chatr. 
 
 The Committee roso recommending t lel 
 adoption of the rom.rt, and presontod tlio| 
 several By-laws with blanks lulod. 1 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by | 
 Mr. A. D. McDonald, the report was iidopt-j" 
 
 ed. , , i 
 
 By-law No. 814 to borrow money fotj 
 
 Bounty purposes was road a third time and^ 
 
 Upon motion of IMr. Doran, seconded l)yl 
 Mr. Harkness, By-law No. 808 to levy mo- J 
 ney for County purposes was read a third| 
 time and passed. ; 
 
 Upon motion of INIr. McNaughton socond-. 
 ed by Mr- ISloflatt, By-law 812 to levy fori 
 County Buildings Debentures was read j| 
 third time and passed. f 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Harkness, secondcq 
 by G. H. Whittakor, By-law 811 for the 
 payment of orders and accourts was reacf 
 a third time and passed. i 
 
 Mr. Ault, Chairman of the ( ounty rroj 
 pertv Committee presented his report will 
 a copy of a By-law anthorizing the pur| 
 chase of lot E., i lot 17 N. Water street ii, 
 the Town of Cornwall, | 
 
 The report and By-law was read and re- 
 ferred to a Coyimitteo of the whole. i 
 Mr. Castleman in the chair- 
 Committee rose recommending tlij 
 adoption of the report and presenting thi 
 By-law for third reading. ' 
 Upon motion of :Mr. A. N. McDonak*^ 
 seconded by Air. D. A- :McDonald, the re 
 port was fidopted and the By-law read 
 third time and passed. 
 
 Moved bv Mr. Ault, seconded by M: 
 McArthur, that the Clerk be instructed t 
 secure without delay the tranfer from M 
 McKenzie, of the lot on the west side r 
 the gaol, and give an order on the Troasurl 
 er for the purchase money and interest "^ 
 covered by By-law No. 819. Carried. 
 
 Moved by Mr. Sweet, seconded hy Ml 
 H. J. Whittaker, that the Council adjouij 
 to the last Tuesday of October next. Ca 
 ried. 
 
 C. J, Maitice, Fkaxcis Anderson,: 
 
 Clerk; WardeS 
 
81 
 
 p.aymout of or* 
 
 =} wore, upon mo 
 Ic.l by Mr. Mc- 
 oinmitteo of the 
 
 f 
 
 air. 
 
 loomincnding the 
 id presotitofl tho| 
 iks lillod. 
 lit, eecondotl by 
 report was adopt- 
 
 )rrow money 
 i a third time 
 
 jran, seconded l)y 
 3, 808 to levy mo 
 was road a third 
 
 iNautrhton socond 
 w 812 to levy for 
 ituros was road j 
 
 arkness, seconded 
 -law 811 lor tlit 
 .ccourts was rcaii 
 
 REPORTS. 
 
 :<>|tort oflNpcrlnl Comialtteo re Iiiror- 
 purnlloii of Went WinehcNtcr. 
 
 Ileportof Committoo in ro the Petition 
 
 A. J. Laflanimo, Esq., and one hundrijci 
 
 ,nd fourty-four freeholders and house- 
 
 lolders of the unincorporated village of 
 S'^OHt Winchester j)raymK for inoorpor- 
 tion as a uoparato Alunicipality from the 
 "ownship of Winchester. 
 Your Committee having considered the 
 lid petition beg leave to report that the 
 foAllowing By-Law, No. 800, bo considered 
 andwid passed by this Council. 
 
 The promoters of the petition paying 
 ir taking the census. 
 
 D. A. McAnxHUR, 
 Chairman Committee. 
 
 cporf of Committee on Fqnnllzatlon of 
 ANnoHNiucnt. 
 
 To the "Warden and Council of Stormont, 
 undas and Glengarry. 
 
 J St. Your Committee have examined 
 Assessment Rolls of the several Mun- 
 lalities of the Counties and find them 
 ; the iouniy i-pffcorally correct, 
 
 tod his report witl'^nd. Your Committee have prepared a 
 liorizing the pnjQpiodule hereto annexed in which is set 
 !f. Water street iiotit the assessed value of each munici- 
 pality and also the relative equalized 
 iv was read and rcyglno of the same as so equalized by your 
 f the whole. Oimmittee. 
 
 cliair. 8rd. Your Committee would recommend 
 
 commondinj? tlth^ adoption of the equalized assessment 
 
 nd presenting tW 
 
 r, ' 
 
 A. N. McPonalt^ 
 McDonald, the re 
 be By-law read 
 
 seconded by ^I: 
 rk be instructed t 
 10 tranfer from ]\ 
 
 tbe west side c 
 •dor on the Treasurl 
 ney and interest 
 819. Carried. 
 , seconded by Mi 
 he Council adjouif 
 October next. C 
 
 plained in By-Law No. 807, and here- 
 th presented, for the several municipali- 
 
 Ul of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 W. M. DORAX, 
 
 ^ . Chairman. 
 
 Committee Eoom, June 22, 1887. 
 
 lort of Npooiul Committoo in ro Hill 
 VN. Mldduifh. 
 
 'resent— Stoacy, Mcintosh, McArthur, 
 s^aughton, Ault and Harkness. 
 ou Committee beg leave to report that 
 ?mont has been given in favor of the 
 ntifl" in this case ; damages being fixed 
 
 motion was then made in the Divi- 
 'raxcis ANDEHSox.'^al Court to set aside the verdict. This 
 Warde'* argued on the 30th May but as yet no , . 
 lOfBion has been reached. Our Counsel, 
 
 Mr. B. B. Osier, writes that he regards it 
 as probable that the verdict of Justice 
 Armour will l)o sustained and that we anc 
 only hope for relief by going to the Court 
 of Appeal. He also adds that he ia 
 strongly of opinion that the Council ought 
 to succeed there. 
 
 Having also consulted with Mr. Whit- 
 ney, Solicitor for the Counties, and belieV' 
 ing that the Council have not acted in bad 
 faith as alleged by Justice Armour, your 
 Commttee would recommend tha"; in the 
 event of an adverse decision from the 
 Divisional Court, the matter be taken to 
 to the Court of Appeal. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 A. Hahknehs, 
 
 r, ... « , Chairman. 
 
 Committee Room, June 22, 1887. 
 
 Report of the Committee on Edncation. 
 
 Members all present. 
 
 The Committee in absence of Report 
 of Government Grant recommend that the 
 flums to be levied for Public Schools be the 
 same as last year, viz : 
 
 Cornwall Township $433 00 
 
 Finch 340 00 
 
 Osnabruck (558 00 
 
 Roxborough 497 00 
 
 Stormont $1928 00 
 
 Matilda 551 OO 
 
 Mountain 390 00 
 
 Williamsburgh 518 00 
 
 Winchester 537 00 
 
 Dundas $1996 00 
 
 Charlottenburgh 675 00 
 
 Kenyon 624 00 
 
 Lancaster 504 00 
 
 Lochiel 1 478 00 
 
 Glengarry $2881 CO 
 
 The Committee recommend that a By- 
 Law be introduced to lew the above 
 amounts for the support of Public Schools. 
 
 The Committee recommend that the fol- 
 lowing sums be levied for the support of 
 the Model Schools of the United Counties. 
 
 Stormont Model School $1.50 00 
 
 Dundas " " 150 00 
 
 Glengarry " " 150 00 
 
 And that a By-Law be introduced to levy 
 the above sums. 
 The Committee recommend that a By 
 
Law be introduced to levy tlie following 
 sums for the respective High bcliools. 
 High School No. 1, Glengarry...... $550 00 
 
 « Cornwall 750 00 
 
 « «< Morrisburgh o^^ ^^ 
 
 u " Iroquois °"J0 UU 
 
 $3550 00 
 
 The Committee recommend that as 
 usual the sum of twenty dollars for print- 
 ing School Report and the sum of twenty- 
 five dollars for printing the Uniform Iro- 
 motion Examinations be granted to each 
 of the Public School Inspectors. 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 \Vm. McKenzie, 
 Chairman. 
 
 Council Chamber, June 22, 1887. 
 
 Konnvt »r Sneclal Committee in re In- 
 **"•" coriK>ratlin Villafife of West 
 Winchester. 
 
 Your Committee appointed to consider 
 the petition of the inhabitants of tbe unin- 
 co?iSated village of West Winchester 
 praying to be erected into an Incorporated 
 Village, separate from the Township of 
 Winchester, under the name of the village 
 of West Winchester, beg to report as tol- 
 
 °Your^Committee having carefully ex- 
 amined the said petiti9n also a counter 
 petition of certain parties opposed to the 
 Sid incorporation, and having .Ijeard all 
 the parties interested in the said matter 
 who presented themselves at the meetmg 
 of this Committee, and after having ex- 
 amined the law governing such matters 
 vour Committee feel that they have no 
 option in the matter as all the inure- 
 ments of the Municipal Act m such mat- 
 ters have been complied with. 
 
 Your Committee therefore recommend 
 that this Council grant the prayer of said 
 petition and that a By-Law be introduced 
 knd read a first and second time and re- 
 ferred to a Committee of the whole to g:ve 
 effect to the prayer of said petition. 
 
 AH of which is respectfully submitted. 
 D. A. Mac AuTmiR, 
 Chairman CouuTiitt(5e. 
 Commit.o Rcnms, Cornwall,]. 
 June 22, 1887. i 
 
 Report or special Committee .n re Snlo 
 of Wood Vard. 
 
 Your Committee beg leave to report. 
 
 1st. At the January Session instructions 
 weS "iven to the Clerk to advertise for 
 Sers for the lot, and at the same time 
 Socure plans from D. R. Brown, P.L.b. 
 
 ZTat oVs might J^.\J^l^Z'\Xi^ 
 whole or such parts of the lot as mi^iit 
 suit intending purchasers. 
 
 2nd. The lot west of the G^iol was to be 
 sold at public auction on the 28th ot i^eo 
 ruary so on that day the Committee met 
 fo o^n tenders. As no tenders had been 
 received and the purchase of tbe lot to the 
 west of the Gaol having been made con- 
 didonal on tbe sale of the wood yard 
 vour Committee did not feel warranted in 
 fnalingTh^ purchase. However arrange- 
 mentswere made whereby tbe lot was 
 i^nrchasod by Wm. McKenzie, Reeve ot 
 SorrSrghTfor $1600 00, "pon tbe uiider- 
 standing that if the Council desire they 
 couM tale it over at this .Session at he 
 same price by paying the interest on the 
 cost for the time and the necessary expen- 
 ses of the transfer. 
 
 3rd. The Committee then instructed the 
 Clerk to continue the advertisement for 
 tenders until this meeting of Council. 
 
 4th. Your Committee ''egret that no of- 
 fers have vet been received. ^ If severe 
 floods of the last two years that have in- 
 undated the lower parts of the town ap^ 
 pear to have periodically affected the pro- 
 perty which comes slightly within tne 
 flooded district. . 
 
 5th Your Comn/ittee believing this de- 
 preciation to bo only temporary recom- 
 mend that the property be hf \«P^" ^^ j,^ 
 time and the property to the est of the 
 Gaol be taken over by the Counties ana 
 Uuit a By-Law be introduced ^^^^^o^^^^V 
 
 Chairman. 
 
 Cornwall, Juno 23, 1887. 
 
 Report of the ?8ation River DrnlnaBe 
 Committee. 
 
 Present— All the members. 
 
 Your Committee bog leave to report tnat 
 an examination of the Treasurers books 
 shows that tbe expenditure on account o 
 
33 
 
 n re Snlo 
 
 report. 
 iBtrnctions 
 I'ertise for 
 lame time 
 vn, P.L.S.. 
 3d for the 
 as might 
 
 was to bo 
 th of Feb- 
 aittee met 
 
 had been 
 e lot to the 
 made con- 
 wood yard 
 irranted in 
 )r, arrange- 
 be lot was 
 3, Reeve of 
 I the uuder- 
 iesire they 
 sion at the 
 rest on the 
 jary expen- 
 
 structed the 
 isement for 
 ouucil. 
 , that no of- 
 The severe 
 lathave in- 
 le town ap- 
 ted the pro- 
 within the 
 
 I'ing this de- 
 rary recom- 
 d open for a 
 I west of the 
 :ounties and 
 accordingly. 
 Harknbss, 
 Chairman. 
 
 tho work now hi progress is as follows, viz ; 
 On account of l'lnf;ineeviiis i?l,l)7i) 05 
 
 cr Drainage 
 
 to report that 
 surer's books 
 on account o 
 
 (t ii 
 
 '' Advortisiiis 
 
 ;;4o 2i 
 
 (t 11 
 t. ti 
 1( (1 
 
 " Coinniilteo 
 
 " J.aw Costs 
 
 " ( 'linirnmn 
 
 ... m> 78 
 
 .. 1,441 u:] 
 84 GO 
 
 " " " ]\Ii!scollar.eous... 
 Total (exclusive oi"iiayiuent 
 
 to C'ontriictorf-) 
 To Contractors to date 
 
 !)4 1<) 
 
 i?:!,847 ?>d 
 17,5:i2 40 
 
 S21. 
 
 ro 711 
 
 Total payment 
 
 To moot this tlioio has l)een received 
 From Debentures .'t;l4,714 47 
 
 " Ontario CioveruuieJit 4,0(10 00 
 
 Dominion Govcrnmont ;!,0()0 00 
 
 Interest on ( 'ash deposit... OO 50 
 
 Interest on I.'ebentures 074 .55 
 
 Kel'und of Clerk's expenses oO 00 
 Cost from ])hiii)tiii's in suit ()17 [)7 
 
 (I 
 .1 
 
 
 Or a total of ?21.405 80 
 
 Deavintj a balance of l>nl i^L'G.lO to the 
 credit of the Drainage ImhuI. 
 
 Wo estimate that the following amounts 
 will be reiiuired to complete the work now 
 under contract, viz : — 
 
 Percentage retained from Con- 
 tractors in ISSG $485 10 
 
 I'-xcavatiiig :;0:iiiO yds. (•' 20!! cts. 9,01 i 2« 
 
 Probable Additional for Hock... 400 00 
 Probable Variations in channel 
 
 directed by Engineers oOO 00 
 
 Engineering I'iXpenses, eh; 1500 00 
 
 Contingencies 1,000 00 
 
 Or a total of 
 
 To i^ieet this we have 
 
 Balunco to oreditof Fund 
 
 Ontario Government Grant 
 
 Dominion Ciovernment ( jrant . . 
 
 heaving to be i)rovidod l)y 
 
 until the next Session of Council, and 
 that a P.y-Law be introduced accordingly. 
 
 A. Hakicnkss, 
 I'iuiirman. 
 Cornwall, June 22, 1S87. 
 
 i:oi>oi't of Committee on i'orrespon- 
 (teiice. 
 
 I'resont— Wm. McKenzie. J. Coll i son, J- 
 Coulthardt, H.J. Whittaker, D. A. ^\c- 
 Donald, Wni. :Motfatt, Dr. 3Iunro, <^eo. 
 Irving and D. McNaugliton. 
 
 Lst. The ( 'ommittee have had under their 
 consideration a communication fron\ the 
 Prison Aid Association of Toronto asking 
 a donation from these Counties. Your 
 Committee reconmiend that $10,00 bo 
 given. 
 
 ' 2nd. A communication from the Ontario 
 Rille Association asking a grant of iylO.OO. 
 Your Committee recommend tho said 
 grant. . . 
 
 3rd. A communication was received 
 from the Secretary of tho Farmers' Insti- 
 tute of Glengarry asking the Counties 
 Council to grant them $25.00. Your ( 'om- 
 niitteo recommend that the sum of $25.0(>^ 
 bo granted to the Farmers' Institutes of 
 each of the three United Counties provid- 
 ed tlio conditions required are complied 
 with. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 D. McNAtroHTOX, 
 
 Chairman. 
 Committeo Room, June 22, 1887. 
 
 $11,400 38 
 
 $20 10 
 3,000 00 
 2,000 00 
 
 $5,02(i 00 
 
 Council $0470 28 
 
 As a considerable portion of this will bo 
 ie(juirod bef(ire tho October Session and as 
 we think it better not to amend tlie By- 
 Law, as provided by Sec. 574 of the Muni- 
 cipal Act of 1883, until wo can determine 
 with greater accuracy the amount requir- 
 ed we would recommend that the Treas- 
 urer be authorized *^'^> borrow on the credit 
 of the Counties, such sums not to exceed 
 live thousand dollars as may from time to 
 time be retiuired to carry on the work, 
 
 K«i>ort of the Kosul C'oniinittee. 
 
 Members all present. 
 
 Your Committee having had under con- 
 sideration a petition from the Council of 
 the Township of Kenyon a&king pernns- 
 sion to open two streets in the village of 
 Maxville of a less widtii than sixty-six 
 feet beg to recommend that leave be 
 granted as desired and that a By-Daw be 
 introduced accordingly. 
 
 Wo have also considered a petition Irom 
 th.e Reeves of Kenvon and Lochiel asking 
 that a bridge be built by the Counties over 
 river La Grass which crosses lie 
 Boundarv lino between the Townships. 
 At the October Session 1886 a claim was 
 made on behalf of the Township of Moun- 
 tain to have this Council repair or build a 
 bridge over the Nation river where it. 
 crosses the Boundarv between that Town- 
 ship and :Matilda., both claims, it ?ii)peara, 
 
34 
 
 H 
 I 
 
 being based on Sec. 532 of the Municipal 
 Act of 1883. 
 
 •While not in u position to determine 
 whether these streams are entitled to be 
 regarded as rivers within the meaning of 
 the Act, we would recommend that as 
 has been the practice heretofore in these 
 ('oimties, the necessary inprovement be 
 made by the Townships immediately in- 
 terested in the same manner as on roads 
 on Township Bomidary lines. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 A. Harknbss, 
 Chairman. 
 C^ornwall, June 23, 1887. 
 
 Report of Special Committee re Distri- 
 bution of Fines Accraini; under 
 the Canada Temperance Act. 
 
 Present — Harkness, Ault, Steacy, Mc- 
 Kenzie, Fraser, ^Munro, ;>IcArthurj Mc- 
 Naughton, Stewart. 
 
 Your Committee beg leave to report that 
 that they have had submitted for their 
 consideration applications from the License 
 Districts of Dundas, Stormont and Corn- 
 wall shewing a deficit due for the license 
 year of 1886-7 as follows : 
 
 Dundas. Deficit $923.75, which with an 
 estimated expenditure of $1215.00 for year 
 1887-8 makes a claim of $2188.75 (less fees 
 for liceEses $90.00) leaving a balance of 
 $2048.75 ; two-thirds of which having to 
 be discharged by the Counties makes an 
 appropriation of $1365.87 necessary, 
 
 Stormont shews a deficiency of $387.28 
 for the year 1886-7, which with an es- 
 timated expenditure of $1200.00 makes an 
 amount of $1587.28 (less fees for licenses 
 $90,00) leaving a balance of $1497.28 ; two- 
 thirds of which $998.18 is due by these 
 Counties. 
 
 Cornwall shews no deficiency, having 
 drawn $400 appropriated last Session. Its 
 estimates for year 1887-8 amounts to 
 $950.00 (less fees for licenses $50.00) mak- 
 ing the amount required $900.00. 
 
 Your Committee beg leave to make the 
 following recommendations with regard to 
 above amounts, viz : 
 
 1st. That the Dundas License District 
 have placed to the credit of the License 
 fund account at the Molson's Bank, INIor- 
 risburgh, the sum of $1365.87 being the 
 full amount of deficit 1886-7 and estimated 
 expenditure for 1887-8. 
 
 2nd. That two-thirds of deficit of $387.28 
 fro year 1886-7 being $258.19 and a further 
 
 sum of $400 on estimated expenditure 
 1887-8 be placed to the credit of the License 
 fund account for License District of Stor- 
 mont in Bank of Montreal, Cornwall, said 
 amount to be paid out of fines accrued 
 under Scott Act convictions in said License 
 District. 
 
 3rd. That $600 be placed in Bank of 
 Montreal, Cornwall, to the credit of License 
 fund account of the License District of 
 Cornwall being full amount of estimate. 
 
 4th. That in the absence of either estim- 
 ates or account of expenditure from the 
 License District of Glengarry that the 
 Treasurer be instructed to pay all funds 
 accruing from Scott Act convictions from 
 said License District to a sum not exceed- 
 ing $1000 (less amount already paid) into 
 the Bank of IMontreal, Cornwall, to the 
 credit of License fund account of District 
 of Glengarry. 
 
 Your Committee considered a petition 
 from Police Magistrate Bow, of Dundas, 
 asking for an appropriation to pay for u^a 
 of halls while trying Scott Act cases, but 
 they do not feel warranted in recommend- 
 ing any appropriation at present for such 
 purposes as it appears to be within the 
 province of the Inspector. 
 
 With reference to the request made to 
 the Council by the deputation from a 
 Branch of the Dominion Temperance Al- 
 liance that one-half of fines accruing from 
 convictions under the Scott Act, at the 
 instance of a private prosecutor, be paid 
 to said private prosecutor, it is recom- 
 mended that the request be granted and 
 that the Treasurer be authorized to make 
 payments accordingly, but only on the 
 certificate of the convicting Magistrate. 
 While recommending the grant in de- 
 ference to the wishes of the deputation and 
 in the hope that it may further the end 
 wished for, your Committee are still 
 strongly under the impression that the 
 properly constituted authorities are the 
 best channels for promoting enforcement 
 of the Act. 
 
 Your Committee wish to express in the 
 strongest terms possible their disapprova- 
 tion of the course pursued by the oflicers 
 of many of the License Districts in not 
 making proper returns, and especially in 
 not paying over the amount of fines to the 
 Treasurer of these Counties as the law so 
 plainly directs; thereby causing this 
 ■ Council very great annoyance not only by 
 making it im|)ossible to keep a proper 
 
35 
 
 jcpenditure 
 ,he License 
 ct of Stor- 
 Qwall, said 
 33 accrued 
 lid License 
 
 1 Bank of 
 ; of License 
 District of 
 stimate. 
 ther ostim- 
 I from the 
 ' that the 
 all funds 
 tions from 
 not exceed- 
 paid) into 
 •all, to the 
 of District 
 
 a petition 
 )f Dundas, 
 >av for Uod 
 cases, but 
 icommond- 
 it for such 
 within tho 
 
 3t made to 
 on from a 
 perance Al- 
 iruing from 
 Let, at the 
 r, be paid 
 is recom- 
 r an ted and 
 id to make 
 ily on the 
 Magistrate, 
 ant in de- 
 ntation and 
 er the end 
 are still 
 a that the 
 es are the 
 nforcement 
 
 ress in the 
 disapprova- 
 the ofiicers 
 icts in not 
 specially in 
 fines to the 
 the law so 
 ausing this 
 lot only by 
 p a proper 
 
 financial statement but also to know how 
 to use the money to the best advantage 
 for the purpose of the more effectual en- 
 forcement of the Act. For Example : 
 
 Dundas furnishes a detailed account of 
 expenditure amounting to $943.20 with a 
 detailed account of receipts from fines of 
 !J^1400 but has neglected paying amount 
 over to Treasurer. 
 
 Stormont sends account of estimated ex- 
 
 S'^l*^^® ^?^ ^^^^ ^^^^-^ w'th deficits for 
 ib8b-7 but has paid over no money, neither 
 furnished an account of receipts or expen- 
 diture. 
 
 Cornwall furnishes estimates for 1887-8 
 pays over fines, but furnishes no account 
 of receipts or expenditures. 
 
 Glengarry pays over $250 but does not 
 furnish either deficits, estimates or ac- 
 counts of receipts and expenditure. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 Geo. Sthacy, 
 
 f, .,, „ ^ Chairman, 
 
 ( ommittee Room, June 23, 1887. 
 
 Report of Finance Commtttee. 
 
 Present— D. McNaughton, Dr. Steacv, W- 
 M. Doran, M. O. Callaghan, A. M. Camp- 
 boll, D. A. IMcArthur, P. A. Stewart, — 
 Ault. 
 
 Your Committee have passed accounts 
 amounting to $1392.20— payment of which 
 to be levied by By-Law. 
 
 Your Committee find that the Nation 
 Liver Drainage account has been kept 
 distinct from General Account, and all the 
 moneys paid out of the General Account at 
 the earliest stages of that improvement 
 Jiave been repaid. 
 
 The Boundary Road difficulty between 
 W inchester and AVilliamsburgh, with its 
 attendant litigation, has drawn some $1130 
 ()lc. from tho treasury, and if the appeal 
 re Jlall should be adverse, we fear a much 
 arger sum will be needed to meet our ob- 
 hgations to the Courts. In that event it 
 will be necessary for this Council or suc- 
 cessors, to adjust these payments with the 
 lownships interested. 
 
 Your Committee who had in charge the 
 saie of the wood-yard and the purchase of 
 the adjoining Lot on the west side of the 
 gaol premises, haye already reported that 
 they did not receive any tenders for the 
 wood yard— (the time seemed to be inop- 
 portune.) They did, however, secure the 
 Lot on tho west side at public sale, through 
 
 Mr. McKenzie, at $1600. This purchase 
 was necessary and contingent on the sale 
 of the wcoi yard, as reported to Govern- 
 ment and this Council bv the Prison In- 
 spector. 
 
 Your Committee therefore have to report 
 that this purchase, with the large accumu- 
 lated sums paid for heating, furniture, and 
 the necessary improvements— (and not 
 realizing cash from sale of wood yard)— 
 will necessitate borrowing about eleven 
 Jnousand dollars till the October session. 
 Whatever sums may be needed at that 
 date, over and above the usual $12,000 
 levy, to cover ordinary expenditures, we 
 recommend consolidating and issuing De- 
 bentures for a series of years, which will 
 make the levy on the Municipality small 
 and the payment scarcely felt. This sum 
 may be very much reduced to the e:ctent 
 at least, of $5000 or more, if a purchaser 
 for the wood yard can be secured on or 
 before our next Session. 
 
 Your Committee therefore recom^aend 
 for adoption the accompanying Bv-Law to 
 give power to the Treasurer and 'Warden, 
 to borrow from some person or chartered 
 bank of the Dominion, for the purposes 
 above set forth, in such sum or sums as 
 JJey "^ay deem necessary, to the extent of 
 $11,000, at such dates as mav be consis- 
 tent with our meeting in October. 
 
 AH of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 I. R. Ault, 
 
 „ .^, .r, X Chairman. 
 
 C ommitteo Room, June 23, '87. 
 
 Report of Committee on Cotinty Pro- 
 perty. 
 
 Present— A. Harkness, C. Irving, W M 
 Doran, J. J. IMcIntosh, J. Bennett, J. B. 
 Snyder, A. Stewart, A. R. McDonald, W 
 Atchison, D. A. McDonald and Ault. 
 
 \our Committee beg to report that they 
 have examined offices and gaol, and have 
 decided to recommend that a 1} in. grooved 
 and tongued pine board partition be made 
 an the corridor of the goal, south of the 
 doors opening into the male and female 
 j'ards, and north of the door entrance into 
 the west prison ward, with two windows 
 on hinges opposite the outside windows, 
 for light and ventilation, and a U in. panel 
 door. This partition is necessary for the 
 comfort of the prisoners in the west ward 
 in the winter, as the cold introduced into 
 the corridor Lorn the north door neutral- 
 izes the heat from the heating pipes. The 
 
yo 
 
 time has now arrived, the town water- 
 works being completed, to supply the offi- 
 ces and gaol with water closet accommo- 
 dation. Your Committee would therefore 
 recommend that the closets bo jilaced in 
 the basement of the offices, Hushed into 
 the main government sower, a distance of 
 about one hundred feet, and that a recop- 
 taclo closet be made at the east end of the 
 centre corridor of the gaol, and flushed 
 through the same pipe of the water closets 
 with ventilating pipes. All this outlay 
 will cost very much less than the credit 
 we got from the contractor Johnston for 
 dispensing with that work. As Mr. Hun- 
 ter has been doing all our heating works, 
 we have asked him to do this work in the 
 best manner for durability and economy, 
 to charge as ho has been doing in the 
 other works for n.aterial and labor. Tliis 
 rough estimate meets our approval, and 
 we ask the Council to confirm this arrange- 
 ment by adopting this Keport. 
 RjYour Committee would recommend the 
 passing of a By-Law to coyer the purcliase 
 of the Lot on the west side of the gaol. 
 
 Your Committee notice that they impos- 
 ed additional duty on Mr. Cameron, the 
 caretaker of the offices, in their report of 
 the last January session, bj^ adding the 
 Court House. We now release lum from 
 that duty, and hereby direct that the mes- 
 senger, Mr. McMartin, do that work, un- 
 der the supervision of the Sherifi, to whom 
 it properly belongs. 
 
 Your G jimittee had a conference with 
 ]\Ir. Johnston, the contractor, for incom- 
 pleted work, for which $200 was retamed 
 to insure the completion of said work. "We 
 have compromised the matter by paying 
 Mr. Johnson $175 in full of all dues and 
 demands, and releasing him from further 
 obligations. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 I. K. Aii.T, 
 Chairman. 
 Committee Room, June 24, 1S87, 
 
 BY-LAWS. 
 
 No. 806— By-law to Appoint Geoige 
 EllioLt; Carrage Maker, to take the 
 census of the Unincorporated village 
 of Wes'j Winches; er. 
 
 Wlieras A. J. Laflamme E^q., and one 
 hundred and forty four other FrechoUler.s and 
 
 Iloii.sclioldorsof the villastnorw'o.s; Wiiidiostcr 
 and iis siciiiity, pciilioi) ilu; C'Diincil to iiicorii- 
 orale llio villa;;-!' ol' Wis',. A\'iiiciiC'sk'r and 
 whereas il is nei'issacy to :al'C(? a census ol" tlio 
 Inlianitanis, nnder liw dii'eclion oli liis Council 
 fo aseorlain •\vlicllicr Hie village iias ine 
 rciiuisite (Miml)crot 'nlial)iianis loeniitle tlicni 
 to in<'orporaiion as a M'pr,r;Ue Municipalily. 
 
 I5e it enacted a li,v-la\v ot tli<3 ('(ji-poralion of 
 ilie L'nitetl (Jouulii's ol' '-^lonuont, Jnindas and 
 (ilcnsari'y liiat (icoi-ne J'llii.iti, Carri.i^'C' Make:', 
 of \Ve«i, Wiiichesier be apiioiuied and he is 
 hiM'lj.N- appoidlod iotako tlie cencus oL' the wa'd 
 village of West Winchester, and to repoiv to tlio 
 ("ouucil. 
 
 J'assed, si'jinod an] soaied in open Connci" 
 ll)is li2nd day of June, J.SiS". 
 
 I'. J. MATTICK. J'KANCII. A.N'nKI!SOX. 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 No. 807— By-law to Eqi'allze tlie Assesp. 
 ment of the Several JVIi'nicipalites of 
 of the Units d Count.' es or Sionnont, 
 Dundas and Giangarry. 
 
 ^^'ilel(■as ilio f'orpoi-ation of eaili f'oun.yor 
 rnion o.' (bounties i.s I'eciu'ied hy law lo 
 examine ilie Assessnu-nt lloils oi ilie 'I'own- 
 sli!l)s, Towns, and \'illai.'es wittiin iheiriimiis 
 to ascertain tlie valuation made liy tlie 
 Assessors and lo eiiualizo spcn vaiua' lOii." 
 
 He il tlierefoie enacled (iial llie foIlowiuiLC be 
 and ti>e same is truly deciai'cil lo hv ilie ctiu"'- 
 i/alion (ji' i!ie AssesMneiit Ol' tile s(,'veral Towii- 
 shids, Towns, and \'illa,';es in ilu,' said I'nited 
 Counties lo •■ iho year one tliousand ei!L;;iit luiii- 
 (ircd and ei;4iiiy se\eii,aud Ilia! the saXi eijual- 
 y.j.t'on bf: tliescac lo be ado))ied foi' tlie assess- 
 ment of flic said Tovvnsiii|)s, 1'owns, and 
 Villaiies, for tiio .-ad •, ea;- ilia; is to say 
 
 Cornwall Townsliip, .slj-i.')!*,!!!) 
 
 llo;; borough ;ii(,7L7 
 
 Fiiudi 7U j,!).(i 
 
 Osiiabuck 1,. '()'•, 17.) 
 
 ToVf • of Corneal I !i!)ii,()(i7 
 
 :Morrisburti I'.'m'mS 
 
 Williantisliu'':-, ],:!')l,).s.> 
 
 W i nchcsler. ." i .Mi; ,.';(iS 
 
 Mailda J,:', (),2I'» 
 
 :Moi'iitaiu ()()(),!';[ 
 
 I rcxiuois 'SJ),'1 .7 
 
 Clia''lo ienbii)-;;;!! I.VUi,81l) 
 
 Lancasler l,Ni,(U:{ 
 
 Kenvoii ],OILVi'.V 
 
 J-ocliiel l,i;:'Ml{ 
 
 Ah, ;.andria J l-j,(;U() 
 
 Ainountin;; in llio whole to $i(i,i:;o.lf,s 
 Pa?;se(l, signed aad sealed in ohmi t'ouncil 
 this 2-'nd day oCIuuo A.D, ts,S7. 
 C. J. Maitick, 1''i;axcis Andkhsox, 
 
 Clerk- Warden. 
 
 No. 808— By-law Authorizing- Ihe Levy- 
 ing- imd Coilectlnp; of a sum of money 
 for County purposes for he year 188'i', 
 
 ■Whoiea^' ii is n(!Coss!iry ,o levy and collect 
 the sum oi' Twelve tluai.^aiid uollai^ I'oi'Couniy 
 pui'ijoses lOr ilio cu I'cnl yeai of IS87. 
 
 Jj(! i; there 'ore enacted a P.y-law of the Cor- 
 poration oi" the Ciiited Couniies of Slormont, 
 Dundas and (.ilengarry that the sum of Twelve 
 
i!- WiiiPhcstcr 
 cil to iiicorii- 
 iiciiC'skr ami 
 eiisus of tlio 
 f'l liisCouncil 
 iK<' iiKs iiie 
 MMiiitle (licni 
 licipalily. 
 )i'|ioraii()ii f)f 
 Inindas niid 
 'ria^'C Maker, 
 1 imd ]io Is 
 s oi' 'Me said 
 
 I'C'POIV tO 11 10 
 
 )peii Coiinci 
 
 I. A.M)Krs()x. 
 Wardi'H. 
 
 file Assesp. 
 
 cipalites of 
 
 Sioimonl, 
 
 ell f'omr.y or 
 l),v law lo 
 •i' iliL' 'ro\sii- 
 1 1 heir iiinWs 
 ladc by \hv 
 u;\' loii. 
 lollo\\in!L{ bo 
 hi' llio oiiiii'l" 
 ^voral Town- 
 said I'nitcd 
 I oi!L;;iit Imii- 
 10 saUi o()iial- 
 II' tlic asscss- 
 'J'owns, and 
 ) sav 
 .l,j,")!»,140 
 ;«-,727 
 7U;,!l.(i 
 l,.'(i',17.) 
 !i!)i;,()(i7 
 
 ■!'.;;,7.-;,s 
 
 l,:!:!l,).S.i 
 ,(i!i;.,;;(i.s 
 i,:;(VJ|-. 
 
 (id!),!';! 
 
 i:;;o,L' ,7 
 
 l.VUi,81l» 
 
 i.nj,()i.! 
 
 I,011',()'.V 
 I, '.•■'MIS 
 
 l(i,i:;;().lfS 
 
 ■H'll tJoillU'il 
 
 < Andkhsox, 
 Warden. 
 
 ; I he Levy- 
 1 of money 
 year 188'i. 
 
 • and rollect 
 ':^ loi' County 
 87. 
 
 • o:" tlio Cor- 
 )f Slofmont, 
 m of Twelve 
 
 tnutistosay: ^" — -"« pi-operty. 
 
 Cn;-iiv,-ali Township f:,iQij .,j 
 
 Koxborou^h ^ ^.;, -c 
 
 I'Uu;li r-l,?, 
 
 Osnabniok '.*.".".'.'.' i(<V' m 
 
 Town o.- Coi'nwai 1 /.'-ji lo 
 
 .MoiTi,sbll|--H i|'7 ., 
 
 wii.iimnsburgh :•::::;;: m^^ 
 
 .Alatilda i^-!!:; 
 
 Iro<inois .■ ... j"., ',,! 
 
 <'liarloii,.nbui-li... ■.■;.■.■.■;,";.■■■; r'>s' ■'() 
 
 i-"oiiu.i '•;;^l:! 
 
 ^^'^■^'">'i:ia :::::::::::;;::: 1.,': 5^ 
 
 •• .1. .Mattici.;, (,Sd.) Fi;a.nti.s Andkhsov, 
 
 No. S09-By.law for the Support cf Pub- 
 
 I'C Schools. 
 
 •Vi .'n;, , '' ^".'■'•>''^''' iuuhoiizod to levy 
 
 W hcivas it is lU'oe.ssurv 
 sum oi' ■ 
 
 lllO SU(I 
 
 year 1: 
 
 ;o levy and collect a 
 
 l.;;.'n'.'y;r V.n.','"' 'li'';' ^'f'f^'^' Counties IbV 
 
 yeaM/;!;:':^.;^!>'S';;er^;;t,!;Sa^;;[{{;:: 
 
 ('■o'-nwall Townsliip «r> nn 
 
 .)iniuei<;::::::;;.'.v. ^I^'i\ 
 
 \Vil!;an..sbu-ii .M, - '^ „ 
 
 Wi nchesf or. .".... ... ' - .^ i*^ 
 
 Matilda :..;::•:•:: ^I 1^ 
 
 iMonntHln w , )'... 
 
 niaiiottenbursh !. .;;:::;; ^il^ 
 
 L:incas (".• -J, 
 
 '^'■nyon. .:;.:::;;•••■: ■'^',, 
 
 ^"^'»i-' ::. ..:.:::;::■:: « 
 
 '^'<*f'»' .$c,-m 00 
 
 .V.'.Vy'V •^'■-'"'''.'.""'' *''-'^'«'^' '" open Council 
 • isL'JnddayolJnno, A.l.).,iSL,7. 
 
 . J. MATTrCF, l''iiANCl.S AXDKKSON, 
 
 ^'^''■1^- VVunion. 
 
 No 810-By.Iaw for the Support of 
 H gh Schools 
 
 tolnited Counties of stoiniont, lumdasand 
 (■lonfran-yihal ilie Collowintf .suns Ijo ra s 
 tioni the several Conn ios witiiin ilio Cor , r- 
 
 u,'- m/nr !;;'i'".''"'-^'';' counties as hon' a r- 
 10) nienl loned, iliau is to say :— 
 
 County oCS.o 'mont ,s,,-)0 !)') 
 
 Couidy of ])undas j; 
 
 Couniy of Clenga.j'y ,. 
 
 SToi;:\roNT. 
 
 Coinwall Townsliip... 
 
 Co.'nwall Town 
 
 Uo.;l)orouRli ".' ' 
 
 l-'inch., 
 
 O.sua') iieiv. 
 
 Williamsliiir 
 ^rorrisb'.iish! 
 Winciiester. , 
 iMountaiu. .. 
 
 JlaMli.a 
 
 Ji'oquois 
 
 ')!) CO 
 
 T)UND.A.S. 
 
 
 r;j.ENf;,\r:nY. 
 
 7l' 07 
 $1700 00 
 
 ClKivlotienburgli §^(10 R7 
 
 Ijane.ister '>m i~ 
 
 Loci) ;pi ;;;_ «, ; ii 
 
 AioMiiulria '..".".'. ;)'i w 
 
 Kenyon '/' "] ukj '^,j 
 
 Tliaf I ho said 
 
 -$1100 CO 
 
 HI,,.,, V i" I ''^"'^^ ''f" paldto the sovora' 
 
 "Ii5;h SeiiooLs, asfollow.s:— 
 
 STORjrONT. 
 
 Cornwall High Soools ,S7,V) OO 
 
 nv'xuAS. 
 MorrMii'i-Kii Hig;, School... 
 
 Iro(]uo'.slli;,li Weh-TOl. 
 
 GLKJTGRHY. 
 
 .Wi'liain.stown IV.^h Soiiool. 
 
 Alexandria Higii Hchool 
 
 Passed, .signed fMid so.ilod in 
 IliisLJddd,'.' of Juno, A.]>., 18.S7. 
 
 .;>!.«."-!) no 
 
 , !•'')') 00 
 
 .'s'Vi') 00 
 
 .> '0 00 
 
 open Coancil 
 
 C. J. M ATTIC- <•;, 
 
 Cio-1;. 
 
 FuANCJs ANDr.:nsoN, 
 Warden. 
 
 No. 81I-Ey.iaw for the Payment of 
 Orders and Accounts, 
 
38 
 
 I 
 
 ■•ji^ (t(t 
 
 2d 10 
 l(i :!7 
 f>7 17 
 
 2 r>^j 
 
 10 to 
 
 2 00 
 
 5 ;« 
 
 4 V8 
 H 71 
 
 10 <;o 
 
 signed by Hio Warden, to the f-aid iwrsons so 
 iianii'd iliciH'in. 
 
 I'asscd, si<j:iu'd and scaled in open Council 
 <liis2lili day oljiinc, A.l)., 1,S,S7. 
 C.J. MATTICK, FlJANClS Akdkhson, 
 
 Cleric. Will den. 
 
 SCHEDULE "A." 
 
 Ak per Itt'ix): I of the Finance Conuniltee. 
 
 .Jolin Skeilli n|>k:o supplies, Clerk of 
 iho I'eaoe 
 
 J. A. Korilen, M]i)|)lics, Surrogate Court 
 
 L. A. Koss, i)aiii,!iiK blinds and cai'iicn- 
 ter work i ii s,i. rotate Clcu-k's otlice. . . 
 
 John Dewar, picnting Court Room, in- 
 cluding pal ni- and oils 
 
 C. .1. ^Maltlce, liKlt-x and telegrams 
 
 McDonakl & McDonald, chair and book 
 rack lor Judge I'ringle's oltice 
 
 Bow, Itoss&Co,, p ijier forexaminavions 
 Conntyof l)uni.,!s 
 
 Alex. McNaugiuw.i, s. I., 5 months' 
 postage 
 
 Cameron & McDonald, (ioal supplies"..' 
 
 Dr. McDonell, S. 1. Postage aect.. 
 
 Cornwall Standard, printing Petition 
 and advertising Lot for sale 
 
 Corowall Standard, Enlranco Examin- 
 ations 
 
 C. Palmer, Gaoler's account. ..'.!'.! .'..".'.".' 
 Freeholder, Enti-anco PJxaminations. . . 
 
 John Skeith, supplies for ottlco 
 
 W. B. Thompson, camphor 1.30 Drugs 
 
 for goal 18S0, 23.;]0 
 
 B. H. Thomp.son, lepairs, etc '.. 
 
 ^Jr.s. Bethune, making suit of clothes. . . 
 
 11. Turner & Son, gaol supplies 
 
 .lonn Skeith, supplies for gaol, etc 
 
 McDonald & McDonakl, table for gaol. . 
 ,.".." Ifnyetlo, plastering basement, &c, 
 
 D. K. Brown, survey and plan of Lot. ... 
 (.eorge McDoneli, gaol suiiplie.s, &c 
 
 • W- Weber, postage Treas. otlice, r,.oi) 
 postiige Clerk's, &c,. 4.5i) 
 
 A. P. Rous, wood for gaol 
 
 Allen Cameron, extra work moving Ice 
 tN:c., after the floods, 1887 .. 
 
 Glengarrian advertising June Session.. 
 
 (ilengarrian, P]ntrance Examinations. 
 
 1 reeliolder, adv'g Lot k^r sale (Feby. 
 and March); printing for Treas' and 
 Clerk of Peace's ofHces 
 
 J. «. Hunter, Gas flWing and other 
 work in Court House 
 
 Caldegraui, Jubilee congratulations to 
 Her Majesty t he Queen 
 
 John G. Hunter, repairs to furnace, etc. 
 alter the llood, 1887 
 
 JoluiG. Hundcr, balance duo <)n second 
 inrnace pipe conductors for Gaol a id 
 Court room 
 
 McDonald & McDonald, Judge's 'de.sk' 
 
 ^ carpentering, &c 
 
 Cab hiie, sendins for evidence" "re 
 
 Judge's Bench 
 
 J. C. Johnson, contractor public o/hcos", 
 in settlpment of incompleted work 
 and retention of $200 of contract as 
 agreed at the settlement of Jan. 27th 
 1886. See report of Building Commit- 
 tee mi nutes, 1880, page 7. . . .^ 
 
 3 00 
 
 f. 85 
 
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 No. 812— By-law to Levy a Certain 
 Amount for County BuiJ dings' Deben- 
 tures. 
 
 Bo it enacted a By-law of the Cori)oration of 
 the L'nlled Counties of Storinont, Dundas and 
 (ilengarry to levy the amcuut of $10;:-i to meet 
 the tnird j)a.vnient'.r • • nt.v jiui.uiiig Deben- 
 tures iBsuedtorai.se ' if twelve thou.sand 
 (h)llars, Faid levy ic o on die dltterent 
 Municipalities of the , iiiited Counties, as 
 follows:— 
 
 Corowall Township $]ll 12 
 
 RoxbtH'ougli K.% 98 
 
 Finch 7.1 ;^i) 
 
 < ).snabrnck ". . . 1.51 7(} 
 
 Cornwall Town })0 l.-} 
 
 INIorrisburgh 44 00 
 
 VViliiamsburgh 138 37 
 
 Winchester 107 88 
 
 Matilda 143 4,5 
 
 Mountain 100 70 
 
 Iroquois 23 37 
 
 Chariot tenburgh 178 38 
 
 Lancaster 118 8i) 
 
 Kenyon 90 13 
 
 Lochiel 1 12 W 
 
 Alexandria 12 58 
 
 §11032 00 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open Council 
 this 24th day of June, A.D., 1887. 
 C. .1. Mattice, Fkano.s Andrr.son, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 No. 813— By-law to Grant Permission to 
 the Corporation of the Township of 
 Kenyon to Assume and Lay Out cer- 
 tain Streets in the "Village of Masville. 
 
 Whereas the Corporation of the Municipality 
 of Konyon lias petitioned for permission to u.s- 
 sume and lay out certain streets in the Village 
 01 Maxville of less width than sixty-six feet, 
 and it is expedient to grant permission. 
 
 Be it tjierefore enacted a By law of the Corpor- 
 ation of btormont, Dundas and Glengarry that 
 
 the Corporation of the Municipality of Ken von 
 liave permission to assume and lay out 'two 
 certain streets only forty feet wide, known as 
 . • I . ^^"" -Station streets in said Village of Max- 
 Passed, signed and scaled in open Council 
 this 23rd day ofJune, A. D., 1887. 
 C. J. Mattice, Fijaa'cis ANnEnsoN, 
 
 •Clerk. Warden. 
 
 No. 814— By-law to Authorize the Bo.v- 
 rowing of Money for County purposes. 
 
 AVhoreas It will be necessary to borrow a 
 certain sum ofmoney to meet tlic current o\- 
 penses of this Corporation ; ^uhliu. c. 
 
 And. whereas by 40 Vie., Chap. 18, Sec. 414. 
 authority is given to Municipal Corporations 
 to borrow for such purposes ; u^oiuuuns 
 
 Therefore the Corporation of tliese TTnited 
 [olIowsT- ^ "'^' ^'""'"'" ^''^•■««'" ^'"••ictH ks 
 
a Certain 
 Dgs' Deben- 
 
 'oriioi'alion of 
 , Dundas and 
 ^W.'-i to moot 
 iuiiiiff Ueljon- 
 I'lvo thousand 
 • ho dlttoiont, 
 I Counties, as 
 
 ... $111 1-.J 
 
 . . . s.-» m 
 
 .... 71 89 
 
 . . . 1.51 70 
 
 . , . })!) 1.3 
 
 ... 14 00 
 
 . . . 13H 37 
 
 . .. 107 K8 
 
 . . . n;i 4.5 
 
 ... 100 70 
 
 . . . 2.'{ .•<7 
 
 . .. 17H ;j,s 
 
 ... 118 80 
 
 ... m I.T 
 
 . . . 1 lli W 
 
 . .. 12 5H 
 
 ?l(i32 00 
 ipcn Council 
 
 \NI)KR.S0N, 
 
 VViU'deii. 
 
 rmission to 
 )wnship of 
 y Out cer- 
 fMaxville. 
 
 Municipality 
 isslon to jts- 
 i the VillHKo 
 xty-six fott, 
 3sion. 
 
 f thoCorpor- 
 ?ngarry that 
 yof Konyon 
 lay out two 
 e, known as 
 I lage of Max- 
 pen Council 
 
 .NnERSON, 
 
 Warden. 
 
 ) the Bor- 
 r purposes. 
 
 o borrow a 
 current o.\- 
 
 IH, See. 414, 
 orporatloiLs 
 
 lese United 
 enacts n.s 
 
 thev'^ilrnS''® Warden and Tronsnror he -md 
 
 fmssmm 
 
 2. Tlio Treasurer is herobv ai,tbn,.4.,., i » 
 tluSffi'd^i;?:}.;;-; .^-'^i^-l'en council 
 
 C.J.MAT.U;. FKAKCtS AKBKHSOX, 
 
 AV ardon. 
 
 ^^T^r ^^^T?^"^^"^ *° ^^^^ ^450 for 
 Model Schools. 
 
 t.^ul;/tl^:i?S^,]S1;r^-i:^o corporation of 
 
 (JlonKurry that the s^rn of C,-' i ,,"''/''''? '"^" 
 tifty dollars. I.,, levied for ATrxi,?; IL ""'/•'■^'* '^'-^ 
 
 nnmely: Storn;o)/,'M;XlS™hicS^^^^^ 
 
 •ias Model Kcliool ^jk.o . ,iV ' 'v^'^''''''' JHin- 
 
 .Model .S<-hool. .si,5 on to ; v..,. '",'* (ilen-arry 
 
 al MunleipaliVk.ViKio;^;';:!^'^'* "« tHe sover- 
 
 Corn wall Township g,„, ,., 
 
 Cornwall Town *^.i '"^ 
 
 RoxborouKh. '' *" 
 
 Osnabrnek ^ "0 
 
 Finch -^0 1!' 
 
 21 OK 
 
 Matilda. '^'^''''^'"™"^ ^^^ 
 
 Winchester 5'!8 11 
 
 MorrLsburgh.";;; •»' -5 
 
 Mountain..... ^^ *» 
 
 Williamsburgli' '. .-'J; J" 
 
 Iroquois "' '^'> 
 
 (> an 
 
 l>ei.,-by auulo ri: 1. , b.mw;'n ■'''"'' ^'"-'K "''" 
 
 and shall exe ' ite r^ s 'j''/^ ''■^'=''"" '^^Oi'O, 
 money a note, or „, os In), .1',' *"' •'*1'"V'*' "*' 
 Corponiti.,npavd)l, at's ' "'"' "^ '^''" 
 
 ">^;y l.eagn.Jd^,pun with ',' , JVuVn^^y'^^lT^^'* 
 
 \V ardon. 
 
 Total for Dundas. 
 Clmrlottenburgh . 
 
 lianoaster 
 
 Konyon 
 
 IjO(;hi(>l '..' 
 
 Alexandria. .. . ". 
 
 • ..35150 00 
 . .. $.50 02 
 
 ... m '£) 
 
 ... 2!) 52 
 • . 'S2 <M 
 . . 1 2,'{ 
 
 I...... 1 • ^^"^'' ^°'' "•'^"Sarry !^roO 00 
 
 C. J. Mattick, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 1"'1{ANCI.S ANnRRSOV, 
 
 Warden. 
 
 No. 816.-By.law to Authorize the Bor- 
 rowing- of Money for Completion of 
 the Nation Riyer Drainage Improve- 
 ments, * 
 
 Whereas it will be necessary to borrow a 
 He It therefore enacted a By-hiw of the United 
 
 No. 81/.-Ey.iaw to Inoorporate the 
 Village ol West Winchester in the 
 County of Dundas. 
 
 tions of ffi nSeVrwo t!'"^e j.or- 
 
 l''ivo in the Sovei% Al ' -^ '''''''^■' ^ "i"' ""il 
 Three, Four jmd Fi ve in t u. '^ vVi'/p^^"'''^ '^y^'' 
 
 ixuidas ami e«cted "nto h*^" /" '"^^ ^""'^^^ "f 
 luge by the name oft e vV in-o of '^^^^^^^^^ 
 eomUUued .''■f>' the lXS\f „'J^ u/reoT'be 
 
 from t r. i ^^^?;&^;, .^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 Corporation of the Vi Hire f^^^^^^^^^ "*' ^'^« 
 
 of said Lots th , t,.^>^ t.lie portions aforesaid 
 bitants coMLri;ia wi[bin <ho l'"",'^^'" Vf *"*'''- 
 
 of^sa"^nSanre:-"-^t,.ere.^ 
 Be it theretore enacted a Bv-laAv of t)ii« ivt„ 
 
 ofw^'.^°i'*^^' ■•iP'"-t from the said TownslVin 
 
 y uiuge oi West Wineheater " onH "tviot *i,„ 
 
 inhabitants tliereofshall be cons itutedaVm^^ 
 
 Cof wK"'}"«' "P!i''t l--"™ »ie sa d Town-" 
 * Al^ ^X'"*'*^''^^^''" "»der tile name of "Th« 
 Corporation of the Village of West Winches 
 
40 
 
 ter;"nn(l shall havo nil such powors and prlvi- 
 lot;cH and lialjilitics as arcMiow, or may hero- 
 afto" 1)0 fonleiTed or imposed upon Jnooipor- 
 ate Villages. 
 
 shall 
 
 fcft forth. 
 
 .'!. That the Jhiiiicipal Corporation of the 
 United Countlfs of WLorniont, Diuxlts and 
 GlonKarrydo assign as boundaries of the said 
 I 'icorporatcd Village of "West Wincliosler, the 
 uoundarios and limits seu '"orUi in said petition 
 and map or plan thereunto annexed, and liere- 
 inaf'er set fori ii, that is to say : — 
 
 Tiie Sou th-east quarter of tiio South half of 
 Lot number Two; the Sautii (juavter of Lot 
 number Tiu-ee ; ihe SduUi (piarler of Lot num- 
 ber Fou.', and ;he Houth-wesi, (piarier of the 
 Wouth ha 1" of Lot numbei- five, all 'n the 
 .Seventh Concession ot the Township of Win. 
 Chester in the Cimnty oi Dnndas; the North- 
 east quartei' of the North half of Lot number 
 Two; the Norih half of the West half of Lot 
 number Tliree; tlie ']ast iialf of Lot number 
 Three; the Wes. tialf of Lotnimibor Four; ilie 
 North (pKi'-ter oi L'le East iialf of Loi number 
 Four and t.io Nor i,h-wost quarter o.'tlie Norih 
 lialfofljot number Five, all in the Sixth Con- 
 cession of uho Township of Winches- 
 ter in the County of Dnndas; the Noi'th-east 
 quarte:- oi' ih(> No;' h iialfof Ix)t number 
 Three ;and . DeNoriii-vestquariev of the Norih 
 half of Lot number Four, bo^h in the Fifth 
 Concession of U)e Township oi" Wincliester In 
 the County o.'Dundas. 
 
 4. That the lirst election for Councillors in 
 said Village shall bo helda* the bMildiuir Icnown 
 as Sweet's Hall, in the said Village of West 
 AVlnchester. 
 
 o. Thai, Thomas K. CJriffith slnll bo the Kc- 
 turning- Officer lo uold such rtrs^ election. 
 
 (). That the said Refiirnin;? O'licer before 
 holding Mie said election sliatl take the oal.'i or 
 atOrmation now required to be taken by the 
 Municipal Acts. 
 
 7. That the duties of the Keturninc; OfTieor 
 and the qnaliflcations of voters and persons to 
 bo elected as Councillors at such eleciioi), and 
 the proceedings and procedure to bo observed 
 at sucli election shall bo as laid down on ami as 
 contained in the Municipal Acts rola Mug therc- 
 t©. 
 
 8. Nothing herein eon (a" nod shall efToc anv 
 taxes imposed for any debt lioreioforecontraci- 
 od by the Townshin of Winchester so faj as 
 same shall effeci. -le said incoi-.xr'ated Village, 
 but the said village o." West Winchester siiall 
 only be liaole Lopjiy to the Treasurer of the said 
 ToM'nshlp Ox" Winchester in each and every 
 year, until sncii existing deot hereU)foie con- 
 tracted as aforesaid shall be satisfied or dis- 
 charged, the same amounts as vvere, or ongiit 
 to be. collected fo- the said eiis'ingucliis witli- 
 in the said heretofore assiu,iied lini'ts, juid 
 boundaries of the sa'd Incorporated Village of 
 West Winchester for the now preuent or cur- 
 rent year, and the said amounts shall be a debt 
 against the said Village. 
 
 Passed, Signed and sofiled in open Council by 
 
 the Warden, this 2;?rd day of Juno, A.D., 1«S7. 
 C. J. JLVTTirR, Fkancis Anokhsov, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 No. 8i8.— By-law to Levy f?320.00 on 
 County of DiiadAs tor Higfh Schools. 
 
 WliO'Vjs, l)ytlu' report of the Fdnealional 
 Comrnitleo adopted at tlie last session of tins 
 (Council tlie sum ofSKiO.OO was paid totiioBo.ird 
 of Kdifation oi :Morrisl)ur'4li and aisollie sum 
 oj .^KKI.iKJ to the Board of Kducj'liou ol Inxinois. 
 
 tie ;t tlierefore enacted a ]>y-Iaw of tiie Cor- 
 poration of these United Counties th:it the sum 
 of^.'iL'Obe levied ujion the County of JJundas as 
 lollows: 
 
 Wiilinmsburgli 5 7H 10 
 
 1> fountain, T)? <>>', 
 
 Mor-,isl)Uigh, L'l M 
 
 I"o(luos, l;! ■),' 
 
 Wiuciiester, C! (ii) 
 
 Jlai I Idi"., SI ;;i) 
 
 Tol.i! .■^:V2{) (K) 
 
 P.is'^ed, signd and sealed in open Council this 
 2'fi ilay of .June, A. 1). mi. 
 
 C. J. Matticio, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 FllANClS Andkusox, 
 Wanlon. 
 
 No, 819.~Ey-!aw Autiiorizin ;; the pur- 
 chase of the East one-:hird[ of Lot 
 number Seventeen on the Nor-ih side 
 of Water SLeet in the Town of Corn- 
 wall. 
 
 Do 't enacted a By-law of tiio Corporation of 
 Stormont, Dnndas aiid (Jlcngarrv ti)at the pur- 
 chase of the East oie-tliird of liOt number 
 Seventeen on the Noctii side of Water street in 
 the Town ofCornwall !)•■ continiied; and tiiat 
 tliosum of Sixteen hundred dollars with the 
 interest accruing thereon siiu-e the Tv/onty- 
 fon th day of PY'bmary a. D. 1^87 and exijenses 
 of transter oe Maid l)y the Treasurer ol the Cor- 
 poration to Wm. McKenzie, Esquire, the pu - 
 elinseroi) behal." of these Counties. 
 
 P.issed, signe<l and sealed in open Council 
 this.ii.'th day oC.Iuu" A. 1). 1887. 
 
 C. J. MATTICK, FuANCIS AXDKItSON, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 
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 Andkhsov, 
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 e^sion of (ills 
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OCTOBER SESSION. 
 
 f 
 
 Corporation of the United Counties of 
 Stomiont, jDundas and Glengarry. 
 
 FIRST DAY. 
 
 CoRxwALi,, 18tli Oct, 1887. 
 
 The Council met at 7 p.m. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Roll called. 
 
 All the members present except Dr. 
 Harkness and Mr. Moffatt. 
 
 Minutes of last day of Juno session read 
 and adopted. 
 
 The following communications were re- 
 ceived and read. 
 
 1. From Alex. ]\Tarling, Esq., secretary 
 of the Educational Department, Ontario, 
 complaining of the delay in forwarding 
 the Schools accounts. 
 
 2. From K. AV. IMcKay, Esq., County 
 Clerk of Elgin, with copy of a resolution 
 for this Council's concurrence. 
 
 ^. From Arch. McKab, Esq , License 
 Inspector for Glengarry, with requisition 
 for payment of certain monies under the 
 Canada Temperance Act. 
 
 4. From Wm. Pollock, License Inspector 
 for Cornwall, with detailed statement of re- 
 ceipts and expenditures of his Distiict 
 for 1886-7. 
 
 5. From J. W. :Manning, Esq., Chief 
 Officer License Branch, Provincial Secret- 
 ary's Department, Ontario, enclosing in- 
 structions to Inspectors dated, 21st Sept.. 
 1887. 
 
 Moved by Mr. A. Stewart, seconded by 
 Mr. J. Eraser that the clerk be instructed to 
 grant a free license to peddle with one 
 horse for one year from date, to Aaron 
 Murchison, a man who is unable to do any 
 labor. Carried. 
 
 Moved by Mr. Irving, seconded by :Mr. 
 A. N. McDonald that the Council adjourn 
 tomeet at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning. 
 Carried, 
 
 C. J. Mattice, FnAxcis Anderson, 
 
 Clerk. AVarden. 
 
 SECOND DAY. 
 Cornwall, 19th Oct, 1S87. 
 
 Council met. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 Roll called. 
 
 All the members present except Dr. 
 
 llffrkness and IMr. Moffatt. 
 
 INIinutcs of yesterday were read and 
 adopted. 
 
 U|K)n motion of ]Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Jlr. McNauiiliton,tho Warden left the cliair 
 till 2 o'clock p.m. to allow committees to 
 work. 
 
 Council resumed, Mr. .McKenzie in tlio 
 chair. 
 
 The following communication and jjoti- 
 tions were received and road. 
 
 From Archibald 3IcNab, l'>sq., Liconso 
 Inspector of Glengarry, with full iijumcial 
 particulars connected with hisollice. 
 
 I'KTITTION.S. 
 
 1. ]''rom freeholders and housoliolders 
 of village of Lancaster asking for incorjjora- 
 tion. 
 
 2. From tlio village of Alexandria ask- 
 ing permission to change the boundaries 
 of a certain street. 
 
 Moved bv Mr. Harkness. seconded by 
 Mr.^McArthur that an invitation be extend- 
 ed by the AVarden to Arch'd McNab, Esq, 
 an ex- Warden and an old member of the 
 Council to take his seat within the bar of 
 the Council. Carried. 
 
 jMoved by Mr. McNaiighton, seconded 
 by Mr. A. D. INIcDonald that Robert T. 
 Nicholson, baker, be appointed commi.s- 
 Bioner to take the census of the proposed 
 village of Lancaster and report to this 
 Council at its evening session, that a By- 
 law be introduced to "that effect and that 
 clause 33 of the rules of the Council be 
 suspended for this purpose. Carried. 
 
 Upon motion, of .Air. ^NIcNanghton, 
 seconded by Mr. Snyder, Ijy-law No. .S2U 
 appointing 11. T. Nicholson census com- 
 missioner was road a first time. 
 
 Upon motion of Air. Ilarkno^ss, seconded 
 by .Air. A. D. McDonald By-law No. 
 820 appointing Robert T. Ivicholson, com- 
 missioner for taking the census of Lancas- 
 ter village was read a second and third 
 time and passed, notwithstanding any 
 rules of this Council to the contrary. 
 
 INIoved by Mr. Snyder, seconded' l)y 'Mr. 
 McNaughton that INIessrs. IMcKenzie, 
 Harkness, JMcArthur, Angus R. McDonald, 
 the mover and seconder be appointed a 
 special committee to which shall be rofer- 
 ed the petition re incorporation of the vil- 
 lage of Lancaster and the report of the 
 census commissioner. Carried. 
 
 IMoved by ]Mr. J. Eraser, seconded bv INIr. 
 A.StGw^artthatMr. McNab be heard by 
 thi.s Council regarding the cuforceinent of 
 
43 
 
 read and 
 
 bonded by 
 ft thocJiair 
 niittecs to 
 
 ;ie in tlio 
 
 and i)oti- 
 
 ., Liconso 
 financial 
 
 Hi CO, 
 
 iisoliolders 
 incorj)ora- 
 
 idria ask- 
 )oundaries 
 
 condcd by 
 iieextond- 
 •Nab, Esfj, 
 nbcr oftho 
 tlio bar oi 
 
 seconded 
 Robert T. 
 I com mi H- 
 3 proposed 
 n to tbis 
 tbat a By- 
 : and tbat 
 'ouncil bo 
 irricd. 
 Xangbton, 
 w Ko. <Sl'0 
 nsns com- 
 
 , seconded 
 y-law No. 
 ison, com- 
 Df Lancaa- 
 md tiiird 
 Jing any 
 arv. 
 
 od by ^Ir. 
 McKenzio, 
 dcDonald, 
 ^pointed a 
 1 be rofer- 
 of tbe vil- 
 )rt of the 
 
 od by Jlr. 
 
 lieard by 
 
 ceinent of 
 
 the Canada Temperanco Act in the f'ounty 
 ot(denj;arry. Carried. ^ 
 
 tinn 'r'^'"'^''-']?'''' cliairinan of tbe Kduca- 
 •it. V '"'^°''' F««'^»tod tboir report 
 
 aVnnnn^ f ^^'.' 'V r ^''''-'''"« *^" additional 
 m?""^ for TubliR Scbools. 
 
 of AIr° W'^'''"!^ ^y^'''^ ^vore,upon motion 
 ot Mr. McKenzio, seconded bv Mr. ]5on. 
 
 V'f f T"^ to a committee of tbo wbole. 
 Mr. Ilarknoss in tbo cliair. 
 1..3 committee roso.rocommendin" tbe 
 
 ?^ian/fe'd"'^"^'^^'^'^'"^^--"t-^ 
 
 Mr^Vrvin^i^lJ"" ''^^^'' ^^'^'•'"^' seconded by 
 ln\v Xn «?•/ '® '^^^"^ was -adopted and Bv- 
 1^ bite S, hi 'f ""^'"^ ^" ?^ditional snm for 
 passed ' '"''''" '^'"''' '^ ^^''"-^ *^"^o '^"^1 
 
 M^' Dnr""'^!?'' f . ^^'- . '^"'^' seconded by 
 
 Council resumed. 
 
 The Warden in tbo cbair. 
 
 ('.mn;,-ff "^'''''•'"'''•'"'^'i "f «•'«■ Special 
 ommittee presented tboir report recom- 
 
 V Ili'S ir «''^lii]"=o< tl'0 petition of tbe 
 village of Alexandria tocbanf,'e tbo bound- 
 aries of a certain street therein, said report 
 beins: accompained with a dralt of Bv-law 
 for said purpose. ' 
 
 of Mr I?7 w".'^P/;^'''^^' ^vere upon motion 
 ot Mr. II. J Wbittaker, seconded bv Mr. 
 
 'vbouT ''' '' """^'^ ^"^ ^ Committee 6f tbo 
 
 Mr. Doran in tbe cbair. 
 firn*'!!fTi!"^^''°'? '•ecommendinnrthe adop- 
 liw filled^ '''^'°' P^'csentod the By- 
 
 bv'^Mru""",""^ ^^'■- l^onnett, seconded 
 
 ?o t e li i^; '"'V^^- ^-^ ,^^''"^' permission 
 to the village of Alexandria to change the 
 boundaries of Bishop street was read a 
 third time and passed. 
 Mr. Ilarkness, chairman of tbe Special 
 
 .rZ'nf f h'®-'"''"'''^^ «^' I^ancaater, 
 
 presented their report and submitted a Byi 
 law to incorporate tbe said village. 
 
 ])v Mr" A^'^f'^^Pr'^f^^';- ,"''^'■'^"688, seconded 
 by IVIr. A. R.McI onald, the report and By- 
 
 whoir'"'' ^"^ '' Committee of the 
 
 -n^' F: '^- 'Stewart in tbe cbair. 
 ti.oaVT"""^i^?'°^" ^'^-'i recommended 
 
 tt^?Dniti!""^"'''"^^^'^^««^"^«^ 
 
 o,i V^'''at"'i,"°" ''^'^^''- ^^'«^- Fraser, second- 
 ed by Mr. l>.ennott, the report was adopt- 
 
 ed and By-law No. 823 for tbo incorpora- 
 tion 01 the village of Lancaster was read 
 a third time and passed. 
 
 m; M-fv ^^- ^[\- ^I.arkness, seconded by 
 Mr. Mckenzie, tbat inasmuch as the want 
 of uniformity of the date to wbicb the 
 School accounts are audited, and the fact 
 tliat It generally corresponds wiib tbo {peri- 
 ods when payments are bein^ made, on 
 account of the Municipal grants have led 
 to confusion ai)d uncertainty in the acounts, 
 and inasmuch as it is believed tbat by fix- 
 ing tbo date after the Government grant 
 IS al or aboiit all paid, and before the pay- 
 mont of the Municipal grants begins, much 
 of the confusion can be obviated, it is there- 
 fore resolved that hereafter the audit year 
 correspond with the civil year, and that 
 the accounts for each year be closed on the 
 .51st of December, and the clerk be instruct- 
 ed to notify the auditors and sub-treasur- 
 er accordintrly. Carried. 
 NoTia:.-]Mr. Ilarkness gave notice that 
 , he will f o-morrow ask leave to introduce a 
 by-law to borrow money for Nation River 
 
 Improvements. 
 Upon motion of Mr. James Fraser, second- 
 
 ed by Mr A. Stewart, the Council adionrn- 
 
 od to 9 o clock to-morrow morning. 
 
 C. J. IMATricR, FflANcrs AxnRnsox, 
 
 ^'erk. Warden. 
 
 THIRD DAY. 
 
 TI n •, <^0«^'WALL,Oct. 20, ;S87. 
 
 The Council met, 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
 -i-loll called. 
 
 All the Members present, except Dr. 
 Harkness and Mr. Motfatt. 
 
 rnl'"4^^, of .yesterday read and adopted. 
 
 ihe following communication was re- 
 ceived and read. 
 
 From p. P. McKinnon, License Inspec- 
 tor, of Storinont, with detailed statement 
 ot receipts and expenditure for 1886-7 
 
 Mr. Ault, chairman of tbe Finance Com- 
 mittee presented their report, with draft of 
 i5y-law for payments of orders and 
 accounts, also a By-law to borrow money 
 lor county purpose3. ^ 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded bv 
 Mr. Doran the report and By-laws were re'- 
 lerred to a committee of the whole, 
 Mr. McArthur, in the chair, 
 llie committee rose recommendin<r the 
 adoption of the report and presented the 
 By-laws with blanks filled. 
 Upon motion of IVIr. Alox. Fraser sec- 
 
44 
 
 ondcd by ?.fr. Bennot the report was 
 adopted and J?y-la\v No. 824 for the pay- 
 meuts of orders and ucrountH was ieu(i a 
 third time and passed. 
 
 l-'pon motion of Mr. Doran, seconded by 
 Mr. Ault, J{y-hiw No. 825 to borrow money 
 for ('Ounty puriKisos was read a third time 
 and passed. 
 
 Mr. Anlt, diairnmn of Connty i'rojKjrty 
 Committee presented their report. 
 
 The report was referred to a conimitteo 
 of the whole npou motion <»f Mr. Ault, 
 seconded by Mr. Bennet. 
 Mr. Hunt in the chair. 
 The committee rose recomuiondiny the 
 adoption of the report. 
 
 JVIoved by Mr. Doran, seconded by Mr. 
 A. U. McDonald that the report of the 
 (bounty Projierty Committee be atlopted. 
 ( 'arried. 
 
 Lix)n motion oi Ivli. ^rdntosh, seconded 
 by Mr. Thompson, tlie '.\'arden left the 
 ciiair till 2 p. m. 
 Council'resumed. 
 
 Mr. HarknesR, chairman of the Nation 
 River Drainnpe Committee presented their 
 report, with By-law to borrow money. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ilarkness, seconded 
 by Dr. Stacey the report and By-law were 
 referred to a committee of the whole, 
 Mr. Mcintosh in the chair. 
 The committee rose recomujondinjj the 
 adoption of the report and presented the 
 By-law filled. 
 
 Il^pon motion of Mr. Ilarkness, seconded 
 by ]Mr. Ault, By-law No. 820 to borrow 
 money for the Nation liiver Drainage 
 Improvements was read a third time 
 passed and signed. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. P. A. Stewart, sec- 
 onded by Mr. Ault, rule No. 41 was sus- 
 pended to receive the petition of the Reeve 
 and Deputy Reeve of Lochiel relative to 
 opening a new road. Petition received and 
 read. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. McNauj^hton, sec- 
 onded by Mr. A. It McDonald, rule No. 41 
 was suspended to receive a Petition from 
 the Municipal council of the Township of 
 Charlottenburg, regarding the removal of 
 obstructions in the River Beaudette in the 
 Township of Charlotenburg and Lan- 
 caster. Petition received and read. 
 
 Dr. Stacey, chairman of the Canada 
 TemperanceAct Committee presented their 
 report. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Ault, seconded by 
 Dr. Stacey, the report of the Committee on 
 ihe jCapada 'J'emperance Act was referred 
 
 to a Committee of the whole. 
 
 .Mr. Ca.sHolman in the chair. 
 
 The committer rose reccmmendiuK the 
 the adoption of the report 
 
 Re[)ort adoDted in Council u|)on motion 
 of .Mr. Ault, seconded liy Mr. P. A. Stewart. 
 
 Cpou motion of Mr. P.A.Stewart, second- 
 ed by Mr. McKon/.itf, rule No 315 was sus- 
 pended to allow a By-law to be introduced 
 granting (,erniiH.<siou to the Municipality of 
 Lochiel to opcMi a nev; road on lots No. 1 
 and letter A in the 7th (Joncession of said 
 Tt)wnship of a width of forty (40) feet. 
 
 r|)on motion of P. A. Stewart, seconded 
 by Mr. McKenzie, By-law No. 827 to ojhmi 
 road in liochiel wub read a first time. 
 
 U{K)n motion of Mr. P. A. Stewart, sec- 
 onded by ^Ir. MiKenzie By-law No. 827 
 was rea(t a second and third time passeil 
 and signed liy the Warden, notwithstand- 
 ing any rules of this Council lo the con- 
 trary. 
 
 Upon motion of Mr. Mc Arthur, seconded 
 by Mr. n. R. .McDonald, the following were 
 ap{)ointod a six'cial committee Sfessrs 
 Ilarkness, McNaughton,l).A.McI)onal(l,the 
 mover and seconder to consider the i)etitlon 
 of the Municipal Council of Charlotten- 
 burg re River lieamlette Drainage and to 
 report at the iiioniing session of this 
 Council. 
 
 Moved by Mr. Myers, seconded by Mr. 
 O'Callaghan that the instructions given the 
 Treasurer by this Council authorizing him 
 to pay one-half of the Ihies obtained under 
 private j)rosecutions to the private prose- 
 cutor be rescinded . JiOst 13 yeas. ^5 Nays. 
 
 Yeas— J. S. Anderson. Wm. Banford, S. 
 Crosbie, James Fraser, W. Kennedy, Dr. 
 Monro, Jahies Mvets, A. R. DcDonald, A. 
 D McDonald, J. J. ^Mcintosh, M. O'Calla- 
 glian, A. Stewart. IJ.J. Whittaker,— 13. 
 
 Nays—J. Bennet, CI. S.Castleman, James 
 Collison, W. M. Doran, A. Fraser, A.Hark- 
 nes.s, E. Hunt, C Irving, D. A. McArthur, 
 D. A. McDonald, D. McNaughton, P. A, 
 Stewart, Dr. Sluccy, A Sweet, G. H. Whit- 
 taker. — lit- 
 
 lJ|x»n motion of Mr. A. R. McDo|ifild, 
 seconded by ^Ir. D. A. McDonald, the 
 Council a ijourneJ imtil to-morrow at 9 
 o'clock. 
 
 C. .1. M.viTK'K, Fkancis Anderson, 
 
 ( "lerk. Warden. 
 
 FOURTH DA\. 
 
 Cornwall, Oct. 21, 1887- 
 
 Council met. 
 
 The Warden in the chair. 
 
45 
 
 ndiuK tlio 
 
 on motion 
 i- Stewart, 
 rt, secontl- 
 i was BUS* 
 iitroduced 
 cipality of 
 lots No. 1 
 on of said 
 ) feet. 
 , secoivdeil 
 
 n to OjHMI 
 
 time, 
 iwart, sec- 
 V No. 827 
 no passeil 
 I'lthstand- 
 . the con- 
 
 , seconded 
 wing were 
 e Messrs 
 )onald,the 
 iei)etition 
 harlotten- 
 igo and to 
 1 of this 
 
 ed by Mr. 
 given the 
 'izing him 
 lied under 
 ate prose - 
 
 ^ 5 Nays, 
 lanford, S. 
 medy, Dr. 
 'on aid, A. 
 . O'Calla- 
 r,-13. 
 an, James 
 , A. Hark- 
 ^IcArthur, 
 ton, P. A, 
 
 H. Whit- 
 
 IcDopftld, 
 a aid, the 
 row at 9 
 
 iDERSON, 
 
 Warden. 
 
 n, 1887. 
 
 lioll called. 
 
 fatt'cam,"/T K7V'^ ^"'''^''^ ^^«^s^8.Mof- 
 HurknS • •^''•'^""''■'«' '>'•••"" «"«! '>r. 
 
 n.loJiu'cL"' ••'■>■««'"'•''«>''« ««««'■<>" read and 
 Mr. Huikiiess, clminnan of Sixu.-iul Com- 
 
 sontod.T •''''' ^'^'""''*^"^' i>'-iina^o po- 
 sontod (hen- roport. ^ i t «" 
 
 1^/iT" "m!' v'r';/"' '^'r,- "''••'^"«««.«oc>onde.l 
 I..'an.!otto Dminutr,,, was Voferrol to a 
 < "Mumittpo of tl.o whole with JU-luv i 
 connection tl.orowith ^ " 
 
 Mr. ( ;. H. Whittuker, in the chair. 
 
 n,. i ? ;""""V*^^ '""" roconuncn iin.. ad- 
 option of rejK.rt presented and Ily.law (fn' 
 
 l'|K)ninoti<n of Afp a T» \t«i^ h 
 -J.n.1.1 hv Mr. Mci;in^;tJ;; H ^ ^'t ' 
 
 a-u.l^.';i;;-:;^';;;^»!;/>--^o;.as.ad 
 
 'r- < . .r. W nttakor, that tlio Warden do 
 
 •«rl M,rf.,Kfitl.osaino. Carried. 
 MovH.1 by Mr. Mcintosh, 8e:o..ded by 
 
 ( m-H ." '''T'"' ^'".^^ ^''« thanks of to 
 ..,,,•1 are (hie and are hereby tendered 
 
 V tlu, \ anien, Clerk and Troasiiror f t Ws 
 'Hinci/. f<,r the efliciont manner in li'h 
 'oy have perform..! their duties dnr n- 
 
 < ni I (Mltor the expressions of approval. 
 
 :\l mutes read and adopted. 
 <•..!. MArncK. F,.,,.,,, AxnicnHov, 
 
 Warden. 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 REPORTS. 
 
 Ri-iMMl or Iho sehocl «oma.,ttct.. 
 
 CanXn ^,^''''J\\^''> '^tacey, Mclnto-sh, 
 T >« r ' I'ennett L rasor, McKenzie. 
 
 Nvhe, nfT'"!^^^*^' ^'''^' l^'^^'^ to report that 
 K Wfi.. 1 ^•^""''* '"f^/^" l)y-Ia\v number 
 ^ny for the support of Public Schools was 
 passed the Council had not bef re ?t he 
 ap,x>rt.onment ofthe Le.nslativo S?an t fo? 
 l^^Uuul based the lly-la^v <,n the (ira 
 
 .V . ;'^"*^ ''^'' -''"""« 'It least equal to 
 he (.rant have to bo levied the Commit^^ 
 UHj have prepared a By-law for the pu pose. 
 A.l of which IS respectfully suDmitled. | 
 
 ,, . *'^^'*f- -^If-'KKxzui), Chairman I 
 
 ( ouumit-o Rooms, Oct. 19, 18.S7 i 
 
 Report or the Roii<l ronnnittr*. 
 
 JMomhers all present. 
 
 yoiir Commitloe have had under con- 
 Kderaiona j,eti(ion from the Muidri ml 
 Council of tho villa,'e of Alexa.ulriu aski',^ 
 as provided by th,» Municipal ActoflsS 
 for authority t. d.an,^, tl/ boundaries of 
 
 Bid oi 'st? irS '" V'^' ^''"«^'« '^""^vn as 
 liisMop htroet, in order to make it of a uni- 
 form width of fifty-three feet. Your Co - 
 nittee recommend that the prayer of the 
 petitioners be j^ranted, and t uit a llv-la v 
 1)0 passed accordinrly. ' 
 
 Cn.nn.!M„ T> '^' ^^^"K >"'•-'''''. Oiairman. 
 < ommittoe Rooms, Oct. li>, 1887. 
 
 I) r'^Tnll?- ^^^'^^'n^'-i^- A. R. Mcl^nald, 
 
 Naujhfon:'^'""' ''■ ''' '"y^'^^' '>• M- 
 
 ^ our C-ommittoe iiave had nnlorconsid- 
 
 erat.on the petition from the ">oehol u'fs 
 
 tcUakTthe Insus! "'"''"''"^ 
 
 ^Vo find that the petition contain«i ♦),« 
 
 names of fifty-three freohoTders and fifty? 
 
 even householders and that the tSal mn. 
 
 ula ion of the said village now residbfL. 
 
 w. h,„ the boundaries serforthin t& 
 
 oven r7s"- "^r?;^" ''""^''^J andeigh??'- 
 8o\en (/8o. As the petition has the nee- 
 
 cessary number of signatures and e po^ 
 
 ulation 18 sufficiently large to meet th^ 
 
 requirements of the Act. we would recom 
 
 inond that a by-law bo passed St, J effm 
 
 to the prayer of the petition. All of wh?ch is 
 
 rospoctlnlly submitted. ^ 
 
 ,, ,, '^* ^f-^HK^'iJoS, Chairman 
 
 (-ornwall, Oot. Ill, 1SS7. "*^"^'"a»- 
 
 Report or I i„„„ec C'ominitioo. 
 
 Your Committee beg to report that thev 
 
 irojuced r,3 c \or payment. 
 
 At tlio June session this Council l.v p.. 
 avy authorized the Warden and Treisu:^: 
 
 wnich time it \\us thought wo would be in 
 
40 
 
 a position to consolidate our siuall debts 
 and is.sue additional debetitnre.s. Yonr 
 foinmittee find it will be better to defer 
 the consolidation ofonr debt till the Janu- 
 ary session, as the Dnndas li titration is 
 still undecided and debentures fallincr due 
 in February, will bo more easily mot by 
 the Vreasurer out of monies levied on the 
 several Corporations, liesides the Audi- 
 tors will at the close of tiie year give a full 
 report of ourn'i'.'.ipts, oxpendituros aud li- 
 abilities, nsefid inforuuition for all the 
 members of this lioard. 
 
 The Treasure!' t'lund it necessary to use 
 discounts to tlie full extent of the sum 
 named in the lly-law, and by an approxi- 
 mate estimate, will no doubt need further 
 discounts at short i ! ates.till County rates are 
 paid it to the extc.it of !?4,000, 'The i)ay- 
 ments anticipated arc for transfer of priso- 
 ners, accounts pass.'d by this Committee, 
 Councillors pay list, Criminal Justice audit, 
 Board of Magistrates Audit,Jury List, Con- 
 victions, Inspector's s^ahiries, l-^tc, Etc. We 
 therefore recommend f )r adoption the By- 
 law herewith to n^ive the necessary power 
 to the Treasurer and Warden to borrow 
 from some person or chartered bank of 
 the Dominion for the purpose above set 
 forth in sum or sums to the extent of four 
 thousand dollars at no lon<rer date than 
 three months, or to the meetinrr of the Jan- 
 uary session of the Council. We may also 
 state we have hopes that durin<r the inter- 
 val of sessions a sale of the Wood Yard 
 may be effected tliereby reducing our debt 
 very much. 
 
 All of which we respectfully .submit for 
 adoption. 
 
 Isaiah Ailt, Chainnan. 
 
 Committee Room, Oct. 20, 1887. 
 
 Keport of €ouuty Proiicrty Coiiiinittee. 
 
 Present all the members 
 
 Your Committee beg to report that thev 
 have examined the Goal and Oifices and 
 find that all the improvements recommend- 
 ed in report under dale Juna L'4th, current 
 year have been completed to their satisfac- 
 tion. The Oflires and Goal are now verv 
 comfortable and we are satislied will coni- 
 pare favourably with any in the Province 
 and that altogether they reflect credit on 
 the enterprise and liberality of these Uni- 
 ted Counties. The combination of ollices 
 make it very convenient for each and 
 every ratepayer in the Counties, who may 
 have business with any of the otiicials. 
 
 which 110 doubt they will fully appreciate. 
 
 As the stairs loading to the basement 
 have no light rcllocted, making the ascent 
 and decent very unsafe, wo re([ue.st that 
 tlio Clerk have the two upper panels of 
 iho diior ro-placed with glass. 
 
 For the information of our successors, 
 your Committee would ask the Clerk to 
 make a prominent scliodulo in one of the 
 bouUs of the Corporation of all the furni- 
 ture and other oilects in the respective of- 
 lleos. being County property. 
 
 AH of which we re^-^jjcctuilly submit for 
 adoption. 
 
 Isaiah R. Aii/r, Chairman. 
 
 Commitleo Itoom, 0.,'t. L'O, 1S87. 
 
 Ii(>])ort ol' ?intion Rivor l»rjiiii:t»c Com- 
 iiilttce. 
 
 Your Committoo beg leave to report that 
 work fill the rivor which began about the 
 L'Oth of iVlay this year has been jiroceeded 
 with continuously until the present tin.e.. 
 The quantities so far excavated and re" 
 ported are 17,7d7 yards. This at 20;| 
 cents amounts to $5,282.71, which after 
 deducting the 20 per cent according to 
 agreement with contractors leaves $4,220.22 
 now paid or to bo paid during this week. 
 There have been paid one thousand dol- 
 lars on account of Grant from Dominion 
 (.ioverninent since tiie June session. This 
 I with the .$5000.00 authorized by By-law at 
 that time would probably be suOicient 
 with the Grant of three thousand dollars 
 from the Local Government to meet all 
 expenses likely to be incurred this year, 
 but lost that money should not be paid 
 in time to meet demands as they ari.so 
 your Committee would recommend that 
 the Warden and Treasurer be authorized 
 by By-law to borrow the further siui'' of 
 two thousand dollars or so much of it as 
 may be re(|nireil. All of which is respect- 
 fully submitted. 
 
 A. II AKKNKis.^, Chairman. 
 
 Cornwall, Oct. 20, 1SS7. 
 
 Itpport of ('oiiiiiilttoo i*c DKts'Bhtitioii of 
 
 i'^ini'M AcrriiiiiK- under tlic Caikuda 
 
 Tdiii)c>rnncc A<'.t. 
 
 Present: — Messrs. Ilarkness, Ault, IMc- 
 ICenzio, Fraser, ]\IcArlluir, Munro, -Nlc- 
 Xaughton, Stewart and Sleacy. 
 
 Your (V)mmittee i)eg leave to report that 
 they have had submitted for their consi- 
 deration a detailed statement of account 
 of tlie receipts and expenditures of the 
 
 <: 
 
at 2!); 
 
 I 
 
 tZZSf'''^ ^^ Glengarry, wlucli was 
 n Hn?i r'^ prevented from being sub- 
 vSf"^^' ^' explained in an eminent- 
 
 «uid SiS?' "''""'^^ ^'' '^" ^"•^^^^"•^'^'- "^' 
 
 thJ°A,i]^'°'""''"*'^ i^'*^"''^ recon!n,en<l lluit 
 tiie full amount of Ssr.;i. ;;;>,, bein.' ibo 
 ostimatod expenditure, inHuding previous 
 oficit,nptolst3ray,2S88, bo p/iid ^ver 
 by he Treasurer of those United Counties 
 
 Your (.'onimitfee beg leave to renort in 
 
 reference to the License District oW 
 
 \all, iKvt a large sum of money accruii l' 
 
 Irom lines under the Canada Teni^^^^^^ 
 
 CorAwalfhfs^n'/^f^-^^' *''? oliicSs'-n 
 V o^n^^all, instead of being pa d over foiI,« 
 
 Ireasurer of these Uniied Cou ties ■/, d in 
 vieNV of the fact that an attempt s eh" 
 made to divert said monev from its n^ 
 andleg.timale channel, you, Commit S 
 Mou d reccnune.ul that the Warde a a 
 ierk bo authorized to lav the m tter be 
 o'-e ho Minister of Justice at Ottiua and 
 the Provincial .Secretary at Tore to n^ 
 qnesting hem to take such ste.i as\dll 
 instruct he n.onies to bo paid ino le 
 proper pacx>, and that the corporaTe s 1 
 beatiached to said comK.unicatioiJs 
 
 Vour ( ommittee beg to acknowled-e tl o 
 receipt of Statements of JJeceipt" ami J x! 
 
 r Wm'poV^r"^^ '''' 1«««--. from 
 iteceipt ot i^m,-,, and disbursements to 
 t^ie amount of p(j;].7G, with a bahmce of 
 .^064 .> deposited in the JJank of Montre-i 
 to credit of License I'und. Jmreai, 
 
 Vour Cominitteo beg also to ac'knowled.'o 
 an a,)p!,cation from l>olice M SraTo 
 
 hTlrL^J"^'"^^' ^^^-I'^^^f-^ of travelling, 
 hall ren , etc. -^ our Committee be- le-ue 
 
 toreport hrt,asita],pear.s that lire pro- 
 l>or and legitimate way for payment of 
 above amount is from 'the license fund 
 U^^.innot_therof;:.re recommend pi^^ 
 
 Vour Cumniittee beg leave to acknow- 
 ledge the receipt of Statement of Receipts 
 and Joxpenditures from the License jC 
 
 Wtlliv "'"?''I'^' «'^o^^'"!.' forth hues col- 
 ected from date of appointment of Inspec- 
 tor to dale of Order in Council, 15th W 
 l.SM,. amounting to .?77o ; also showin- 
 .nes collected subsequent to Orde a 
 
 s-.liru. lr^-\"''- ^•^' ^^''''' amounting to 
 , ^1 W, ^^ lih aisbursomoiU^ of $] 124.G5, which 
 
 • baui'^n'^I-^lf"^^''^ ^^^^"^«« deposited in 
 >auk, makes an amount of credit ms r,«r 
 ,"«J^ector',s account of <^lSIo5 Yonr 
 
 uats at luronto, requesting them to tax 
 
 c:ense fund account, and othe ,Sions of 
 
 ^•utSn:ir-""^^-^»"eiupe.^'aj^ 
 
 rec\?nt o^-'i'f".',"J."''^.^ ^^^^'^ ^ ^^^P^rt ^'e 
 lece pt of statement of mon es received hv 
 
 tlio Jreasurcr of tl.pcif^ T^,:f^l /. ;• ^ 
 
 j License District of Cornwa 11- 
 j J^?';e'i)ts, ,s;]05o 
 
 ].ish,,rsements, i(,o(> 
 
 J'al. in hand, ^q, 
 
 J.icenso District of S-'torniont- ^^^'^^ 
 I|eceipts, Ail. 
 
 . J>isbursements, Nil 
 License District of Dundas— 
 J{eceij)ts, ,si4-jo 
 
 ■Disbursements, 
 . -Balance in hand, 
 J.icense J)istrict of Clengarrv— 
 IkOceiijts, ' *(:■•= 
 
 isbursements, G75 
 
 there 'is 'irini'''' ^'"^ ^""'^ ^" ^'«^^ ".at 
 uit.jois an im :ovemeitt in tlio rp nmo 
 
 rm ,|:e di/lerenl Inspectors a,id,"| 
 
 of vvl„o], ,s rcs,,ectr„lly snhmitled ■ 
 
 (jeo. Steacv, 
 
 • •"""""l™ Room, 0.1. 20tl,,mL'"°"- 
 
 All the members present, 
 louii'cmmittee liaving "considered fha 
 apphca ion from the Coum.il of 1 e Town? 
 
 i.o^fo>;;',s&y,'!,»,,!^X„i!r^''e 
 
 1000 
 
 4yo 
 
he appointed consisting of J. B. Snyder, 
 Keeve of Lauca'^ter; A. D. ISIcDonald, Dep- 
 uty Reeve of Lancaster, A. R. McDonald, 
 J)eputy Reeve of Charlottenburg ; A. E. 
 Hunt, Deputy Reeve of Ciiarlottenbur;; and 
 D. A. McArthur, Reeve of Alexandria, 
 with instructions to report to this Council 
 at its January session as to the probable 
 cost of tiie proposed improvements, tlie 
 quantity of land drained, and the benefit 
 likely to result from the work, and that a 
 By-law appointing the said Committee be 
 passed accordingly. Respectfully submit- 
 ted. 
 
 A. Hakknksb, Chairman. 
 Cornwall, Oct. 21,1887. 
 
 BY-LAAVS. 
 
 No. 820— By-Law to Appoint Robert T. 
 Nicholson, Baker, to take the Census 
 of the Unincorporated Village of Lan- 
 caster- 
 
 Whereas Alex. Glcmiif ami one liuiulic"! 
 .and nine oilier Freeholder.s and Householders 
 of the Villiige oC I/.ineaster, und its vic'nily, 
 petition this Coinu-il to ineorporate the Village 
 of Laneasier, and wher as it is necessary to 
 take a census of the inhabitants under the cU- 
 rectlon of this Council to ascertain whether 
 the proposed village has the recjuisite nuniljer 
 of inhabitants to entitle it to Incorporation as 
 a separate Municipality. 
 
 Me it therefore enacted a l»y-law of the Cor- 
 poration of the United Conuties ol Stonnont, 
 Dundas and Glengarry tliat Robert T. Nichol- 
 son baker, of Lancaster, i)o rupointed and he 
 is liereby appointed to take the (census of the 
 said Village of Lancaster and to report to this 
 Conncil. 
 
 Passed, signed and seale<l in open Counc'l 
 this 19th day of October, A.l>., 18 7. 
 C. J. MATTICK, FitANCIS Andkuson, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 rublic HchooU In addition to the sums to be 
 levied by the Bj -law number SOJ for the cur- 
 rent year. 
 
 Passed, Signed and sealed in open ( ouncll 
 this l!)th tiay of October, A.D., PS7. 
 
 C. .1. iMATTtCK, FUANCIH ANUKRSON, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 No. 821— By-law f jr an Ad litio.iai Levy i 
 forPablitt Schools in Certain Munici- 
 palities, i 
 
 Whereas tlic .sums to !>■.• Icvit'd for liu; I'ublic j 
 
 Hchools for tile current year by ; y-la\v nnm- I 
 
 berSOi'fallsshort of being eiiLiiil !o tlietiovem- i 
 ment Orant, as follows : 
 
 Klfty-twt> dollars by the Township olCorn-vall. ' 
 
 Sixteen dollars by Finch. j 
 Five dollars by Matilda. 
 
 Twenty-four d illars by Winchester. . 
 
 Ninety-six dollars by Ch triottenbvirgli. | 
 
 Sixty-nine dollars by LfH-hlel. ; 
 
 Twenty-two dollars bj' Kenyon. , 
 
 Be it therefore enacted a liy-law of iI.cCd.- i 
 
 poration of the United Counties of s;,')rnion!, | 
 bundas and Olengany thai the sums above 
 
 mentioned be levied on the above mentioned i 
 Municipalities, respectively, for the sui)rortof 
 
 No. 832— By-law to Grant Permission 
 to the Corporation of the Village of 
 Alexandria to change the Bou .daries 
 of a certain Street. 
 
 Whereas the C )rporation of the Village of 
 Alexandria 1ms petitioned for permission to 
 cliange the boundaries of a certain Street 
 therein. 
 
 He enacted a ]}y-law of the Corporation of 
 the United Counties of Siormont, Dundasaiid 
 Glengarry that the Village of Alexandria be 
 empowered to change tlie boundaries of a 
 certain Street known as lUshop Street in said 
 Mnnlcirality to a uniform width of fifty-three 
 feet. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open Councril 
 this llllh dav of (Jclober, A.D., 1S,S7. 
 (;. J. Mattick, Fh-ancis An-pkkson, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 No. 823— By-law to Incorporate the Vil- 
 lage of Lancaster Apart from the 
 Townships of Lancaster and Chariot- 
 tenburgh. 
 
 Whereas a petition of over one hundred resi- 
 dent Freeholders and Householders of the \il- 
 lage of Lancaster and neigliborljood has been 
 ])resented to the Warden and Council to incor- 
 porate the Village of liancaster. 
 
 And whereas the census taken under the di- 
 rection of the Council shows that the said vil- 
 iaga contains over seven hundred and fifty 
 (76'J) inhabitants sutllciently near to form tn 
 Incorporated Village. 
 
 Be It therefore enacted a By-law of the Cor- 
 poration of the United Counties of Stormont. 
 bundas and Glengarry that tiie said Village of 
 Lancaster iind neighborhood be erected into 
 an Incorporated Village apart from the Town- 
 ships of liancaster and Charlotten burgh, and 
 that the boundaries of the said incorporated 
 village sliall be as follows, namely :— On the 
 North, the line between llie lands of 1). A. Mc- 
 Donald and the land of Archibald McArthur in 
 IjOtKandJi in the First Concession of the 
 Town^iiipof (Jharlottenburgh and by the line 
 between the building lot Ol A. Tobin and the 
 land of '•). Uo-is in Lot lis in the First Concession 
 ol the Township of Lancaster; on the p]ast by 
 the line between Lois 'M and .'IS in the 
 First Concession of the Township of Lancaster ; 
 on tlie South, by the line between liOls K, Iti, 
 21 and 32 of the Village of liancaster and the 
 (ilobe lands In the First Con<M'sslon of tin- 
 Township of i>ai caster and in ilie FirsttJon- 
 e;'ssion of tlie To\»n,-liip of Clinr ottenbiirgh in 
 liOt K and L by 111.' iine betwccu the 'anil of 
 A.<i. Mcltaiii an. I tli > SoiiMi line of B;'eclt 
 Street of the said \'ilhi:ieof Lancaster; and on 
 til'? West bv liic east sid!> line of the lands of 
 R. S. M''l):ma!d in said liOt K and L in the 
 First Concession of Ciiarlol'-onburgh— beli^ 
 
 <" 
 
<uins to 1)0 
 r the tiir- 
 
 n Council 
 
 DKKSON, 
 
 Warden. 
 
 5rmiS3ion 
 illage of 
 >u : claries 
 
 N'illiigc uf 
 mission to 
 vin St root 
 
 M)nvtion of 
 luncluN and 
 candria ho 
 Inrios of a 
 cct in said 
 fifty-throe 
 
 ■n Conner! I 
 
 INDKKSON, 
 
 Warden. 
 
 3 the Vil- 
 
 from the 
 
 Chariot- 
 
 n(h'od resi- 
 of the Vil- 
 l lius been 
 il to Ineor- 
 
 ider tilt! lii- 
 
 le .said vil- 
 
 and tlfly 
 
 o form m 
 
 r tlie Cor- 
 
 Stormont. 
 :l VillHKe of 
 rocted into 
 
 the Town- 
 )ur^li, and 
 icorporated 
 ly:-<)n the 
 >f 1). A. Me- 
 eArthnr in 
 <ion of the 
 by the 11 nc^ 
 In and the 
 Concession 
 he pjust by 
 :W in tile 
 Lancas-ter ; 
 
 l^JlS 8, Iti, 
 tor and the 
 ion of thi-' 
 
 First Con- 
 enl)i;rji:h in 
 lie' 'and of 
 ' of H;'eclt 
 er ; and on 
 he lands of 
 id 1. in the 
 HSli-beii^ 
 
 49 
 
 ''boVw-^ ^lY" Ji"iulrod acres. 
 
 Hun nVK^i;, vhY''^'' \H^ t'"^ ^reehanics' 
 ihn .^i„ ''"''. *>a'd Village ol Lancaster sliiii i>a 
 
 WiA\!oi' '^°"^'"«M*I'« "'-^t election and 
 ncGv. ■'^^^LPa" s)>»ll ho the Rotinidng Of. 
 
 ;;.iir^?^^dS^;;aAi;:r^^U!^r"c:ounei, 
 
 \\ anion. 
 
 wders and Accounts. 
 
 ^^^^Hvauiea'T^^^^l^ tl'o payment of 
 ^•nited^onnfesb\Taut'hoV VdT;;-^'^"^ 
 
 "aniea do receive he s ,m *I^?°"'' hereafter 
 name in the Schedu le n^- i -n,j*' < A^PP^'^'^e !"« 
 Jicxed, and that fbo 'iw J'''^" ^^ hereto an- 
 tics be'and heLs erebv uui?A;7L'^7'^»''^'0""^ 
 jimonnts contained in sn,h^^'P*i *." 1'"^ ^he 
 
 Clerk. ^ "^'-^* "^ -ANDRnsoN, 
 
 «C'iri.:Di-,,K "V M M'anlen. 
 
 iSiFl|Snde.,.esV:.r-^^ 
 
 ^^'^y'i^^'Sei^^^^^^ bo. and 
 
 snms of money I nX o.^n^f no ^^^ ?"^^ ^"»" or 
 Of the Corpomtioi n'^vVi^i'^^f""'^^^ *?« ««»» 
 dates as may be a;lrc?d Snon Mu,"?*^ /?«*« or 
 rent year. ^ ''arccu upon ^ylthln the cur- 
 
 tlreS^^SS^n'oVe orTof^*']^"^^^ *« re- 
 time as thevrnavbepm.?« *''■'' ^'•"mt'me t(. 
 
 ('. J. MATTrrr ■> ■'v.iJ., j»s/. 
 
 Cler'l; ^' RANCTS A XDKRsoK, 
 
 Warden. 
 
 V I 'iindas itcist rv rVrtiV.\"" — ;. l* (»."» 
 
 <v>rnu-«iiS7„^r'Z.!^.'^'<'.'' supplies .,= ;;•; 
 
 : :SSls,S'.',;;;,'=.'°<""» '-■ Ki-v™;,-,-,-. ■ "> 
 
 L. A.. Hoss, ouiside bl iiVd's /''' '"•'' 
 
 \ ameron & McDona .1 ■'<' ' <» 
 
 •I- «. Hunter/wato . . li •.;.•,•.•;;• •• 1^ 1<* 
 
 hasement . '' ^'''^ '"^'^'^ '" '1'^' 
 
 A. T. I'orteoiVss'iS pih's ^ ' ''' 
 
 JI"raldo«lee,ent.!,/nce''e^ainUi,^-i;;;; ij J 
 
 No. 826~By-law to Authorize tlie Bor- 
 
 E! ' p^'^'y -^^ Completion of the 
 ^iai^n R.ver Drainage Improve- 
 
 Wliereas it will be npoi^wnvx' f« i ^ 
 tain sum of nioney f rmpof'^t, . ^°»^'0^^ « fer» 
 uix)n tlie Nation Rve.?^*''*^ expenditure 
 mciits between this ■imii.Pr"''?"^^ Improve- 
 now Council for ms"^ *'''' Ai'^t meeting of the 
 
 that the Warden and T^Pne''''^ 'l"^' CJIeiigarr\- 
 I'oreby autl ori "e 1 to bormw n.':''« '''"^' ""^J' «re 
 tered Bauic of the Itomlnion fo,"\f°'"*' *^''-'^'- 
 above set forth such sum or snm« ^r® P»'-pose 
 may be neeessni-v i.\ tiV„ „ .'^\""'^ ^f money as 
 lliver J)ra1n!4ocU\,n^^ of the Nation 
 
 or sums of ScrXll n'^^''"''''^^*^,^''^'^ «"»" 
 and shall execufo for «nir?* '^''^^''^ $mo.w, 
 nioney a note or notes umlv'T. "^ **,"'*?« «»• 
 Corporation, payable at sneh ,i<l !f '*'''}' ?* I''*' 
 
 this:i«tl/aa?r!)cloberA?D *l88v""'^ '''^"""" 
 
 C.J.>rA™K,^^ ^-HAN^^rS AxT>E«SOX, 
 
 Warden. 
 
 Total, 
 
 '■ .S80I 17 
 
 M:a.v<is.\n..k,;sox, Warden- 
 
 Ko. S25-By-law to Authorize the Bor- 
 wS!if.^,ry ''' County Purposes. 
 
 tnln sum oVmo ^ l; meer';,?' '« """'"^v^-^ <'<'i-- 
 -ses Of this CorStion ^ ' ''"'■'*'"' ^'-^l^"!" 
 
 CmS?V;'^/,l^,':;;^^:!|n;'on of these United 
 l<nvs:_ * ^"^ '-"'uncii iiioreoi onacti? ay loi- 
 
 \T'^^^'^^y^ ^' ^'^''^ Permission 
 to tht Town".ip of lochiel to Open a 
 Certain Road. ^ 
 
 ecffic:;^ii!l^S;P];^J°f^«''iel have petition- 
 
 forty feet wide on Tofv^*? "Pj^l' ^ »'"a^' oiUv 
 t ho 7th Concess?A.w.^- f^ ^- ^ ^^}^ ^^^ better A i ii 
 
 that it SeTpfilZVXTV^Z.T'''' "»^ 
 t!5!?^^^K^a-!^;^£Sratl^ Of 
 
 Passed, signed an Jpnils "^^ "lentioned. 
 this ooth'day ol-()clobeirA!D. "sS""'"" <^'"""^" 
 C. T. M.ATTrC'i;, Fn.wrrc w., 
 
 Cl-l'k. tJANCr.., AXT>FTJ.SOX, 
 
 n ardon. 
 
50 
 
 No. 828— By-law to Appoint a Commit- 
 tee re River Beaudette Drainage Im- 
 provements. 
 
 Wherens application has been made to this 
 Council by the Council of Charlottenburgh to 
 proceed as provided by the Municipal Act of 
 18ty, and amendments thereto, to deepen the 
 lllvcr Beaudette in the Townships of Charlot- 
 lenburRh and Lancaster and remove obstruc- 
 tions therefrom for the purpose of draining 
 the land in the vicinity of the said river and 
 its tributaries, 
 
 And whereas it Ik considered desirable to ap- 
 olnt a Comm ittee to report to this Council on 
 
 the probable cost and result of such work. 
 
 It Is therefore enacted that J. B. Snider, 
 Reeve ot Lancaster; A. D. McDonald, Deputy- 
 Reeve of Lancaster ; A. K. McDonald, Deputy- 
 Reeve of Charlott^'nburgh; E. Hunt, Deputy- 
 Reeve of Charlottcnburgh, and D. A. Mc- 
 Arthur, Reeve of Alexandria be appointed 
 such Committee with Instructions to report to 
 to this Council at its January Session as to the 
 probable cost of the proposed improvements ; 
 the quantity of land drained, and the benefit 
 likely to result from tnc work. 
 
 Passed, signed and sealed in open Council 
 ♦his 21st day of October, A.D., 1887. 
 C. J. MATTICK, FRANCIS ANDRRSON, 
 
 Clerk. Warden. 
 
 * 
 
 
k. 
 
 Snider, 
 
 )epuly- 
 
 )eputy- 
 
 aepiity- 
 
 \. Mc- 
 
 jolnted 
 
 •port to 
 
 8 to the 
 
 ments ; 
 
 benefit 
 
 Council 
 
 RSON, 
 
 ^'arden. 
 
 i^ 
 
 I