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||ifY' Prinvpal. $58 30 60 6.4 63 06 R: -19 _ 0-3 :4: 70 94 Iv II '.A 70! 1st November, 1902. do. 1903. A- ll SCHEDUDE A _Wh'en payable. UU. ' do. Ulibiln UISALLVAUD. uuuo: UUTLE l`.--lu;1>o1:'r No. V. . l I Cox`. Linea \'III 51 IX. ..\' \'.u. \'I \ I.yY L101`. Lines \ nu Al .I.\. .I.\ - X. X & XI. XI &XlI. Sxderuuua 5 & 6,` 10 & ll . . . Watchmaker, Engraver Manufacturing Jeweler 1:1 :1. ISIO. I911. IUU-i. 190'. 1906. T00`. - -. Lo. assessment so made being the nueument hereinafter by this By-Lew enacted to be asaeued and levied upon and against the roads and lots and parts of lot: hereinafter in that behalf specically set forth and de- nm-ihed . ICHOEIH . THE Report of the uid Maurice Gnwiller in respect thereof and his assessment thereof, agninlt the respective lots and parts of lots `and roads" and the said work: is an folldwa :- In llil I scribed. Tun U MacMi||qn _s u vv IIIIIJA vs-nun; |.rL0Ia4V nun. Repbrt V.--To the Reeve and Municipal Council of the Township of Veaprn. GENTLEMEN :-- ! 1 , , ._SLL ' 2__A.__-;:___ .__--2__, 1 \I:.n aunnuau . w- In accordance -witliinstructiona received as to proposed By-Law for extending the outlet of the SWALEY CREEK drainage" to the Nottawaeaga River, I beg leave to report as follows : I, ,, , ,-,.,1 ._ t_____ .L. II1.._a...-I.. tuuuvvu ; The work required is from the Westerly terminus of the dijch constructed under the original By-Lnw and inllowing the channel of Muskrat Creek to its outlet at the Nona- umnnn. Hum. An hufnrn rnnnmmonoul fhn of the Township of Vesprai to borrow on the credit. of the Corporation the sum of $700.00. ' being the funds nccessarg for the work, and ) l may issue debentures of the said (`orporatiuu to that amount, in sums of not less thanl $50.00 each and payable within ten years from the date thereof with interest. at the rive nf four per cent perannum, that is to guy. the said debentures ehgll be under the I seal of the Corporation, signed by the\P.eeve ' and Treasurer. shall bear date on the lat day_of November. i901, and shall be of the unwnnts respectively set out in the second column of the Schedule .-X" hereunder `written. such debentures to be payable at the Bank of Toronto at Barrie at the date set. out in the said Schedule A. and to} have attached to them prsper coupons for _ the payment of the interest on the date set out in the said Schedule. OF PAYMENTS. annum the following total special rates over` and ahovu nll other rates, shall be assessed` levied and collected in this game manner and at the same tune as other. xaxes are levied and cnllected as aforesaid, in each year for the next ten years-after the final passing of this By-Law, during which the said deben- tures have to run. SWALEY CREEK DRAINAGE. nu. , --CharVes Clark, who lives an the north part of Lot 4. (`on. 8. Fimv, in &llXlOllb to hear well-authenticated S?0l !l3i nf Full wheat yieid this year. He thinks he can` hen: the world. huvin? threshed `on Wednesday of I last geek I37 bushels of Impnavczl Clawsun from a patch of 2} acres, 9. yieid of slihtly over 60 bushels to the acre. - __._______. -Ou Sunday Rev. Cnas. 'Pedley pastor ` of tne Congregational church, made much- ing references to the assassination uf Presi- dent McKinley contrasting the difference between Anarchiam and the hope of the Christian, and exzuided his own sympathy and that of hisycongregation to the` aiicted family and nation. At the close of the service the organist. Mrs. Pedley played the Dead March as a fitting tribute. - ----:-j._o. IIVIV lltlirll uv -vu vvu-Bu. Thinness is Wastin. \Vasting is tearing down. Scott's mulsion builds up; it never makes waste. It will glve you rich blood and b1-inglback your weight chopping on sn_()l'L nonce. 1 VKn0w' -what vnu want IS good our and ne V chop feed. I will be glad to _ntt,e-nd to I your wants. W119!) you \_\`am a. bag of good our call at the C0|el' 5t. Hill. Interest. stops the Cough and works on` the Cold.` Laxative Bromo~QuinIn_e Tablets cure 9. cold In day. No Cure, no [uy._ Price 25 cents. is 09 U1- )5 36 10 K`) Acres. nan; 3 31` How ush Do You Weigh. 117- ..4.:_.. 100 n`J 100 I nn zvv ` 100 1 ln HUNTER 31:03., 1st November, 1902 l ~ an `I002 I Benet. ` $305 00 ` [$265 00 M When payable- 40 O0 it Outlet. -| ,s354 oo _"`_l _ $395 00 I J. R. HAMBlY 8 IU 259 28 68 14 34 20 48 11-: 9Q . IUUZ ' 1903 I004 IUUB 3 "1809 1910 1911 I Lwo 1907 I 0!! 'l`t.ta.l Aaaeaa t . $40.00 20 00 40 00` '40 00 25 00 0% OH I beg to r.ntif_v my old (-ustomers-`V that I am p1-2-pun-(Ito d0_ gristing and l chopping short IIOUCP. `I know .wlm.t. vnu is good ne] $619 00 29 w 80 00 55 00 40 00 30 00 I5 00 8 `20 6 14 4 10 410 4 10 10 24 28 68 '14 34 20 48 16 38 16.40 6 I5 6 15 IS 44 20 50' 14 35 In 6): ` Tr-tul. S1 00 E86 30 86 30 S6 30 86 30 S6 30 OR in 0 an o 86 30 '86 30 S6 30 86 30' ml 3 ' VIII 1 vm . vm I vm v VIII I vm ! TY .1 4'. FOR paying the sum of SSLOO. the amounts assessed against the said roads and lands of the Municipality, and for covering interest thereon for ten years at the rate of . four per cent. per annum, a special rate on the dollar suicient to produce the sum of $9.98. being the required yesrly amount therefor. shall over and above all other rntes be levied and culleeted in the same manner and at the same time as other taxes are levied and collected upon and from the whole rtueable property in the said Township of Vespra, in each year for ten years after the nal passing of this By-Law during which the said debentures have to run. - -. Tu;-n aha Rnnun and 'I`I-nnnnrnr SIFA All XII XII X11 X11 XII XII l . . GEO. W. LOUNT. . - Barrister. &c., Barrie. Fivennd Five and a hull ref cent. On land n..-,..:... Dnlln-nu mnnnn. the and aenenmres nave no run. ' 5 THAT the Reeve and Treasurer are hereby authorized and required to sell and dispose of the said debentures for the best prlceobtainable. and either by public ten- der or privuce contract. as they may deem best. A T116 rnnnnlvn an -ninml In) tho nah: n` ugh` Deer. . 6. THE moneys so raised by the sale of said debentures snail be applied for the purpose of the said improved drainage` work and outlet and expenses, and for no other pur- pose` whatsoever. 7. THE Treasuler shall keen a mover book pnse wnnmnever. 7. THE Treasuuer keep proper of ucc0ul:.t- of the said debentures and the pro- ceeds thereon, setting forth a full ann parti- cular statement. so that the same shall at all times shov ihe number of debentures issued under this By-Law. the respecdve amounts . of each, the times af..which they respectively mumre due, the amounts realized from the sale thereof. the application which shall be made from time to time of said amounts. and the said Book and Statements shall be u-pen at all times to inspection by any ratepiyer or by any holder of said debentures. R4 'l`lu=. m-nceeda of the special rate herein- IX UV lly nolaer 01 E310 UCUUlILlll'C>. 8. The proceeds of the special before imposed and to be raised nnder this By-Law shall be used and paid out on account of and for the purpose of retiring the said debentures and coupons respectively as they mature due. and to and for no_ other pmpose whatsoever. Sept. 17.-()n Saturday eV0'IllnL{ our g,-00t.b.:ll team wentdown to No. 1, and l had a lric-n.1ly gum-=, which resulted in a tie lorh are sati-ed that they axe even. A lufge number of spectators were on the grounds to witness the `match, which was a. lively cm. I` ' Al I ,1` .L; .I,__ sunny, -........ W..- .. .-.-._, _,, ` 1 1 Threshing is the order of the day,` }no\i'._ ' _:. `Sept. 17th.--Ulopiu received ashue of the wind storm that passed ('I\`f.`.l' ye_ste.rday. Much damrge was done to fruit trees,as neaxly all late apples were blown down. ' --. .-. n . u . n un.-vv u uu -- u. Miss Eatie Bell retuxeai to Barrie last week to continue her studies at the lnnr Mrs. Morris, of Swansea,` is v!=iti`ng with h.-r mothr, Mrs. Adams, who has been very ill lately. ` Opposite Railway Station. | Sept-. 16.-I\[iss Cg.'npbe._ Of Eden`I vale, wa.s`th'e guest of MISS Ollve Yuuug last week. 7 \r,. .-_.I II ... 'T`l..-Hung: Diuknn anon}. [f|Si \`Vt`U|- Mr. `and Mrs. Thomas Bishop spent,` . Sunday in Holly. ?.\I'im Nnllin I-Tur-,l(r1'(]ne n-emrned to ".c3.}'. punuay In nuuy. - Miss Nellie H.;ckridge returned to Allandale on Saturday. ` V ;.j A. Leunox left. to-day Vlor NewOnta;_io. Roy and .Ete Kerfoob reLume-1 to ;M|nesm: on Friday. -- u n - ' I` ---- -- -- A--....~~ ...' Jun.` T IIUUKFIUBH ldbl. WCCK . H. Johnson, H. Orr. an A. Hugbson, spent Sunday In Angus. Tho nmu Vtunahci-ha nnhnrfl nnened on 1.Lu|nesxu'.' Ul| J:uu>1_y. { Geo. Groves, of Angus, "visited J.` Hockridge last week. - LI Tnhnnnn (J [hr and A p'|1:vh.cxnn, SPCUII DUHUHAY ILI ILIIEUE. ` The new west_-si-.le school opened on Thursday last. "I'`.. .l..... u niinatnrm rH.1 r-nnnirlnrahln LUUTSUHJ .IH:3`|.-o To-day s Windstorm did considerable damage to apple trees in this vicinity. I sERIou bLLow. Col-:1, clmnmy hands and feet, and pains in the back result from i1np_0verished blood. Serious con- swquencesfollow neglect. "Climax" Iron Tonic Pills make. new, rich` blood, tone up the system, adds vitality to wasting tissues and strengthen weak nerves. Each bot: contains ten days treatment. Price 25 cents. at all druggists. or mailed on receipt of price. Ad- 1,,4__. rm... 1'\.. I411" Mndininn Cm- ' V Q`$%`-` vQ`*` `v`v b$Q*% --`vI mualcd recelpn 01 yuuu. nu- dress: The Dr. Hall Medicine Go., Kingston, Ont. cAs'roI'=uA. Total for Benet . ,a.. nun... LOFBI IOI' DBDUUD . . . . . . . . . . - . . . do. Outlet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Roads and lands of Municipality. lvv o........ iPar(:ofE9. E-ofW7. I`..\'1__ GUNS, -RIFLES, AMMUNITION. LOADED SHELLS AND VCARTRIDGEAS, ` APPLE PARERS AND PICKERS. COLORED PLAST LANTERNS. .Do.not mil to see our TABLE CUTLERY.A \Ve me Leaders in this L1ne. . SPADES, SHOVELS AND GRAIN SCOOPS. A cull sollicited. No trouble to slxuw goixds and quote you price. . You will save` money by pu_1-chasing your Ha1'dwu1'e at the BIG HARD\VARE STORE. V - . . ' otel. nsible 1: mid . Lot or put of Lot. child:-e`n cry for Total . GRENFEL. EDGAR. UTOPIA. 100 ZUU l 00 Inn 1 s IUV 100' D. MaoMlLLAN, Pan! 55354-0072 32657:? ZUUU; 20001 nznnl 1.0 uu 40 00 Anna L 8. THAT it shall be the duty of the Trans. of thircorporatiun and he is hereby required on or defore the lat day of November in each year during the currencv nfaid debentures to place H. the credit f thin Corpor-ninn, at the Bulk of 'l`-vrnntn at B-rni, -a sufficient ` sum tn cuver the pxincipal and lntervst then next falling dun on s-ml ddvenmres and conpon<, uccoxdiug to the Enid Scheaule [. `UV "A... 9. Tu1s`Bv-Law ahail he ruhliuhed once in everv week Our four consculive weeks in THE EXA.\1I.\'l-SH. u~.-wspapei. puhiished in the Town of Bsrrie, and shall come into force and effect immediately alter the final passing thereof, an ! may he cit:--i as Bv-Law to Extend and improve the outlet of Swulfy (`1'eek- Dxainage W ark. NOTICE is HEREBY Givast that the above is 3 By-Law proviaionallv adopaed by the Municipal Cuuucil of the Township r-f" Vespra, on the 4th day of Sgptemher. 1911. and that the Court of Revision fur the pur- pose of heating and determining am` appeal from the assessments imposed be the said By-L1w will he held at the J.`own Hall. Mxdhurst. nn Friday the 4th day of October next, at 10 u c|r-ck a..m.; and farther, that immedfately after the said assessment, in the said By-Law mentioned shall have been nally conrmed, the said .".ouncil intend to proceed to nally pass the said By-L-iw. A\:n NOTICE Is IIERFBY FURTHER GIVEN PIUCKUII |U uunuy pans yup anlu ll"|4lVv. Asp NOTICE that anyone intending to appiy to have the By-Luw or any pnrt thereof quashed. must, not later than ten days after the final passing thereof. serve a notice in` writing upon the Reeve and Clerk of the )Juui.:ipaliry of his intention to make anplicnri-`vn for that pur-V _ poze to the Hiuh Juuvt of Justice during: the six weeks next ensuing the firm! pissing at this By-Law. /D1 \ r\`L`I'\Dl-I.` Q\TD\'!"CI 4 I . Sept. 16-',b.- .\Ir.~'. Jamcs Hewitt has rem:-nee: from Nexvmatke-t, where she was Vlzilillg Mzs. Wm. Bnrnes, _. . . -an . rs, Those who `vent to the"Toronto Ex- hibition were Ch-axles Hurt, Gab. Saun- ders, Wm.-H-;d.~'on, Hmy Watkins, M.1;:gie VV-iiliams. Mrs. JJ.XDcS Hewhi, rn. u- .._..1\r;.. \r.._ ....;5;,-.. --._-_ _f-,.,,,, The son born to Mr. and )[r...Mc-.,_ Ilveide, on Sands) , died the same day. IV 1-` cc 1 . ,L ....I. 3.. "I"........AA Lnvuluc, vu \I\a-nun--J, --u.- ---v -.~__- V, . G. B. .\lcLean tnok si:k in Toronto on his way home from thePan-American. He is 111 oftyphoid fever. His mother was immcdtxtely sent. tor, and is with him. I L IIILDUBAE, 4. - -'." Samuel Bmley, Mrs.-.RobexL1`os*er' fend Olive Robins, leave to-morrow for 7 \Vc-yburn, Assn. l 1L.- `l)......,.l'/In and _T D .Tn}\nafnn STROU D. Sept. 16.-E1-.:in Vernam; Toronto, is visiting igt. M1-.=. Kemp .~. _.. ., .. __ _; ...L,. L..- L ..... ..:..:o:..u .9 ..........b .7- -.-... ---_._. . Jchn Stewart, who has been visitix`-g in Pentang, is pending a few days h13xe.befot_e leaving for his home in Pintsburg, Pa. - I Y5 l_'I !\ ._u__ \r__ 'l)..I-....o 1.`.\.o.-.m' VV C, Uunu, L.~u.-- - Chas. Reynolds and J. P. Johnston, of Penetmg, are speudmg a few days ab home. __A.-. 1 I II ___, [nu llulux - The S.O.'i`. h .\'e bzguu holdzni meet.- ings again, and they would like all the `ummbevs m ul.LcuJ r.u!u~.~iy. as they `are talking of hulding an open \liv`.::-)n in the near fuzqrc. . , ' . -Harry. the second say: _of' .\1r.,John :5'.e\v..rt, n1e} .-with a p}_siu_f1il accident in I} rather p.=c'1!i1r manner rm wvek. ` The little fe'lr.w was p`o'1g`1in}.'{ and nut ! the rope `lines whund arrun.1 hi: hand.-1 and the hm- Gles of the} pluugh. As he was turning the team arounul an une oc.:as .on the lines drew Light. and before he cuu.d r.x.ric;te his hand We rope zuuk about. lnui an inch clean o' the-middle nger on `me right. hand. {MomEv_T_p_ LOAN. It in surprising how easy on can dye luccesslully :1 home wit Mnypole Soap. which washes and dyes I! one operation. No mess. no trouble." Brilliant and {ndeless colorings-y-on can dye to lay that with it. Al____-l_ f--_ gun; ,,,.____,I.__. 3:1 uy: IV In, uue vvuu u. Maypolc pap. Sold everywhere _ :,_ nn--|. E215) |3 `L4-In (SJ-) GEORGE SNEATH. ' Cit I`! 0*! 20 48 I6 38 '16 40 6 l5 6 15 18 44 '20 50 14 35 In 0: Inc. fcr C olar:. 152:. for glad. gmmuuasr. We extend to all a hearty invitation to come and have a look through our Fall. Stock, Remember, whether you buy or not you are entirely welcome. 0 0U 18 60 12 70 0'20 *2 {U 9 30 9 30 :00 Home Dyeing 2-2 N. 49 30 49 30 941 {ill {H} OH 98 60 67 70 49 30 '17 In $265 00 354 00 , 8100 $700 00 Consisting of- OI IU ms...` i 81 01 75: Cierk. $76 32 01 I 26 3 53 I5 ! ram 20 202 -7;: an 186 In repairing Watches and Clocks, if we cannot. make your time piece give good satisfaction we charge you nothing. No iuutter how old your watch. is "or how many other jewelers have failed to make it run. do not condemn it." Your wutch is all right if 1-epuiil-ed }51'operly. -vLe-t, us have it. \,Ve make no clnu-ge if We fail to make it run._ ` ` VVO are also 1n:mu'f:1ct1u'ing jewelelfs and will take `any old gold you have and make youn ring, pin, or b1-o0cl1~. If you have` any of these to repair we will make them like new. It will cost you no more than It botched job would. A, r. BASS, In making our selection of Fall Clothing the 'oues- H tion uppermost in our minds is, How will it wear? How will it sell ? Likeour customers we are independent buyers. `OUR HANDS ARE NOT TIED. We do not have to buy old patterns or un- salable goods, because they are offered on liberal credits. We prefer to pay HAliD, HARD CASH, and know that'we are turning out goods that are thoroughly reliable. DIAMOND HAS A LARGE Assonmnnr or nsihle k and. dress ntyr, Ems: Mill The Men fof Men I FALL Goons. i and We Sign of k% the Blue Bell I {w. R. PRUCTDR, 1 IIIII ias am TELEPHONE co. orcnnnnnl We have the most stylish turnouts in tcwn. thel most comfortable can-mg-es and the best`horses.I Once tried always patronized. Special faculties for weddings and innernls. (`ab meets all trains. ' Baggage called for and delivered; , * LLIVERY mo sgxuz STABLES! I .v ` carries the best assortment of reasonable and fashionable imported and Canadian goods in] town nt reasonable priges. Fit and work gum'- ` nmeed. Give us a call. If you have your own - l."00dS bring 1t `along. - ` R COR. 00|:|.lER AND` GLAPPERTON AST.l ' West at Open. House. 1 Hardwarne Store` omslri POST omca. TBARRANDL is a reminder that you `need notl wait. or Iuconvnlent-e your-selt to 599 a customer in person.- vmmn vmm (`.nmnmitnr. who customer In While your Competitnr, who has gone in person. waits. you can have a. private interview, at `any Pa-y-S1atiou. ` Mzncum TAILOR V}. R; _PVROvOTOR. _ . -Sucoeuox; to I`. E. Baker. NEW FALL CLIITHING .llALI.i BARRIEI In The Fire Brigade and Band loet heavily on their exenreion to Orillia a few weeks ago and, an a consequence, ere indebted to the Grand Trunk Railway for nearly $100, balance on the upecial train. '1` he liability the railway authorities have very generously eenneled and -in doing an the district pae-.-' aenger agent wee good enough to say thatl --v v ---..,--_-._. `they remember the valuable services ren- deredby the Brigade on the occasion of the :e that deatroyed the wharf freight sheds. The buyer are greatly gleaned at the com- pany egenermity.-Gol ingwood Enterprise. - YIIII&' EIIIEC I Iuwuuv Are not always the olgn of mental worry, for many a. person goes silently along day In and day out, suffering almost beyond telling from bodily r~aln,nnd the only sign them betrays It la the care- lined face. xv.u......| 1 . . .4 .4` pnh-v? Imrealinn with its ____._.:. Keown of Pentang died last week as the result of swallowing a piece of alkali lye. The mother of the child wna uslmz the Ive in sarubblng and the child managed to get a gpieceuf it. The little one suffered great. I pain previous to its denh. - je----1-j A little child of Mr. and Mn. Jae. Mc-V &==1'A?v% TABLE`! @@5E${M%; tax: In eminent physician, whose` schooling I ma ruanys been at-:.:g the line of "among tmncs .'.':.*. hitters.` fer stomach trouues, now prescribes what he calls tasty tablet o.osea-Dr. Von Sun`: Pineapple Tabiete. And he is only one of thousands of the nwedical ......r...;.mm w|1nm'c canine ou\'of the rut :.u'1 I UaVB-UA. vvu ~---_ _-_-..`.,r, he prof-.~ssinn who are getting taking the common`-s'.~nse \'i\`\\ of things, anvl in.=.!<-ad of strong do-:es :\re'prt*.~crihing for stom- zu-H trmhlus and the ills that are .1`-(in. this pleas- I 1' ` --.9. W. BrHd`:ev's little boy. Randolpl`, ' Izoton tnp uf Llnyd s bakery wagon to ride Q `the other day,when he fell off head fnremoss 1 in from .of the wheel and had his face ; ! bruised and blackened in A terrible manner. I`-nnrnnra Hvur , The days of 26 cents for a. box containing 40 plus are ` numbered. Dr. Agnew : Liver Plus at 10 cts. and 26 01:3. a. vial are enter, safer and pleaaanter to take, and are supplanting all others- An druggists aelfthem. . A Cure Constipation, Sick and Nervous I I i 1 I I ! I I I I Headziches, Dizziness. Lalesitude. Heartburn, . Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite and all troubles ` arising from liver disorder. 40 pins :0 cxs.; i ` Ioopiils 25 cts. 13 ' * We Flt Fancy Finances -An ll-year-oldgirl who was abducted from Owen Sound some seven yenrs gu W214 I` ; dircoveued by her father at Newton R.nb`:n- , ' sou yesterdu). She had been placed in tin: I --------____-=_- . . home by hr!` mmhvr and adopted by Mi]!---I1 G. Uhanuer of Newton` Rolxinaon.-Brexon w....m `V. bnan VV-Jrld. |g_ovEnE_F__wITu EGZEMA ` i The good sisters ofst. Joseph : 5 Infant : Home say of Dr. Ag- I -new s Ointment-"We give It I ` our highest recommenda- I tion. We use it freely. and} : nd It a great cure." `, in ! St. Joseph's Infant Home. South Troy, NY. : 5 If you sell Dr. Agm-\\"s Ointment in pound boxes we wish you uuuld send usyourlowesi i rice for it by buymg in large quantities. Man . chnldren are b=c-u\.:h:_tu our home covered wit Eczcnm, uni"! of all the treatments and -znmments .` we have used we. nd Dr. Agne\v's Olmnxienl IQ be 111:: most satisfacfory -it has made sumz: great cures fur-u~`. We give it our liigeal recommen- 3 d.uion_. 33 cex/.. ' ` 15 l . -Two contracts have been lef for the ex-` tension 0? the outien of .\lr|ll Lake d`-uxnuge by F135 '1`uwm-.hip engineer. A. G. Cavunu. ' (LL 8.. one to James Greex` for the sum of! $95. the other to James Duenmm for the sum ot $l75.-Luu<~e. - ! 1 ETHE%cLERGY. 2 g . ux: nu Q Dr. Agnew`: Gatarrhal Powder Oureeall Oreede. It relieves | In 10 minutes. ~ v I . Here are a. few names of\c1e1-gymen of I different creeds who are rm believersin Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder to live u to the preaching" in all it claims: Bis op Sweetman. Rev. Dr. Langtry (Episcopalian); I Rev. Dr. Withro_w'and Rev. Dr. Chambers I (Methodist). and Dr. Newman. all `of To- ronto, Canada. Copies of their personal I 1-..... cm an nskinn. so cents. ' ` 17 ! i I I 1 Ironto, uanaua. guy I letters for the asking. ` eAg" E._LIu' an rnqes _ ------_ .n._ - -- And Figure to a Flnlsh PILL-PRICE FUIHUU dllu U -Creemore E \. -`-Essa tnwnship s rate this year is 7 mi|'s . ugfiii on the dollnr-tnwnship rate 4 mi: 3 and '_ O! Vtcnuly rate 3.milIs. ' .____._______ cuulod the obligation. ,1 I_.A. I1 flleu ` . ` lvh um x.-fcrdt-x? 1n(!i}_'ea1Enn a nu-rv luezh H-\l dr:1\" 3 AC3 Ul I uwu 50 THE [BARRIAE EXAMINER, THURSDAY SEP'l`., 19, 1901. By-Law "No. 422. `By-J-Law to Extend and . Improve the Outlet of ' Swaley Creek Drainage. I Work. - .Wnnnus under By.Law No. 394 the Corporation: of the Township of Veapno have -heretofore constructed a drainage wink in the aid Township known as the S\vAL|.Y CREEK: ' Aun \.\.`u|r.1'uus for the better maintenance I'Q*v`@`$-1r1v%b'9r` O 31. R. HAMBLY CREEK: . 7 Ann Wmcnnns for the of the said drainage work and to prevent damage to lands andi road: it is deemed expedient to make a new outlet and to otherwine extend and improve the said work and outlet: Aun wumuua the Municinal Council of and outlet: V AND WHEREAS. the Municipal the and T--wnship of Vespta. has procured an exaniinntmn to he rmuie h Maurice Gm-illeu, Esquire. O.L.S., the uUinl`l' of the said Township. being a person competent iur such purpose of such new or imp.oved outlet and improvement and extension (f r and works and other lands and 1():u.l*- under I 1 1 1 1 I I the said Municipu.l,Dre.inhge Act, and has ' also procured plane. specications and esti- ` nmtes of the cost ol- -uch extension and im- pru\'em'euL and outlet. of said drainage work to be made uy the said Maurice Savizler and an assessment to he made by him of the lands and roads in any way liable to assessment under the said Act. thereby stating as nearly as can be the proportion ( f benet and outlet liaoility which in his opinion will be derived or incurred in consequence of such improved outlet extension and improvemi-nt bv every road and lot or `portion of lot, the said VV1iER|As. `the avillel, ungineer As`SESS)r1ENT-'SWALEY CREEK DRAINAGE. MUSKRAT CREEK IRXPROVED oi Muskrat Ureex to its outlet at the noun- wansga River. As before recommended the outlet of the creek fur a. distance of eight ohuins seould be enlarged. The remainder of the channel should have all iallen timber . brush and messed woods removed from it. The banks where cnved in- trimmed up and sloped, also channel straightened and widened in some places where very sharp curves occur.- Alsosand bars removed, and a. clear channel of a general width not les- than fifteen feet wide and three and 43 feet deep constructed.` I estimate the cost of the above work including cost of By-Law. engineering and inspection to amount to the sum seven hundred dollarr. An assessment for said amount and plan showing new lands included is annexed to this Report Your ohdl. serv r. Sui. M. GAVILLER, (.`-.E.. O.L.S. Collingwo--d, _30th Ang., 190l. UUTLE l`.---H er-o1:'r J48. Hindle . Q Wm. Crock ! Robt. Uror.-k . . . -- Munroe - -- Blumenl .. W. H. Walton. Pat.` Uuvnnagh .. Pas. Cu vmagh . David Hirons . . . AND WHEREAS the Council of _1.he sand `Curoratinu ot the Township of Vespra are ! at the opinion that the mud new or Impn-wed `outlet nndextension and improvement of ihe said drainage woxkvejhould be made und in desirable`. ' gTmsm=.rom: the .\1un?c`p:nl Council of the said Cnr_Dnrntion- pnrsunnr to the provxsiou_s of the Munic:pnl Drainage Act enacts as follows :- ' ` I Tun: nub} nlunu anal- ;-..cfinn.. re-nnrf. | \`\`ilmo1: Cook .. . . . 5 Wilma: Cmk . . . . . . . Tomliuann Bror. . . . . I .l_as. Stewart . . . . . . .. I Rnht; Stewart . . . . . . Ed. Jones . . . . . . . . . . ` Wm. Dobbin . 11):. E. D. Morton ' Ben. Tracey . . . . . . . . igiamea Torpee . . . . . . . E gli h . . . . . . . . . I \\'m.nFra5lic'k . . . . . .. `Jos. Chappele. . . . ... !.\1rs. Mary Kent.... fW. J. Stauden.._.'. .. `. D.. McDonald . . . . .` 5W m. McDnnnld . . . . { \\`cArlh`ur Bros. Ci`. ' Twp. Counnii. vespufa 'I`wp.. 1 ! ;\1\1ni'cipuIsty . l0llOW8:-- 1. THE said plans, speciticatic-us, re-port, estimates and Assessment. of the and Maurice Gaviller 'ar_e her:-hy adopted and conrmed. and the said new and Improved outlet und exteu-ion and. improvement cf sgaid drainage \_vn>rk-as there-In Indicated and setfurth hall be made and constructed an accordance therewith. n n. .|...n nnr` mnu Inn lawful fnr the The annual autumn number of The .`|FaI'nung World was issued last week. 3 !'Ihe uniquefeature of this number is `13 series pf nrticlfas dealiczsz with ut.`,un-I J l`izct_l ugxicuxltpre In the e1gl1_t.Prn\'1nce's {am} T;rrit(;l'15 of th(_elDngnn1{Jr_1. :.l:l}1s senes as een com led _v one mums- : ters and deputv`_ h_e:u)s ofthe agricultural :_ departments for each Prbvince. Canada s vidisplays at the Glasgow? am? Buffalo Ex- positions ure dealt. With 1n two well iiXlnst.rnt.ed arti::le.~`_.- `Read:-rs" of this ljonmul ban have copies of this special imlitiuxy hv addressing The Fanning !\Vorld, Confedexatiou Life Building, I ll Tr-rontn. : accordance therewith.` 9. It shall and may be lawful for the " Reeve and lreaeurer 91 the sand Corporation JV 0. (ll :`Deben:ure I 3. Fox paying the sum of $263.00, the 1 amunm. charged against Yhe, Paid 1audaf.;- yhcnec, and the sum of $354.00 the amount charged against the sand lauds fur outlet liability apart from said lands and roads hrlonging to or controlled bv the Munici- pneity, and tor coveruug iuterest*,.therer.u for ten years at. the rate of four per cent. per ;ASTOR*iA Owner. For Infanfs and Children. :1: 10` T11; New Farmer. REPAIRING-