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The Fool and His Money THE ONTARIO HOUSE THE ONTARIO CCMPANIES!‘ ACT. GBood Progress Made With Rouâ€" _tineg Work Manday Afternoon. Wen, Mr. Stratton‘s Bill Considered n‘ Comuitteeâ€"Col. Matheson Moves an . Amendment to Clause 3 of the Billâ€"The Debate on the Beâ€" mount Station Address .‘ Resumed. FToronto, March 26.â€"The session of Ethe Legislative Assembly yesterday uifternoon â€" was largely devoted to Foutine work and good progress was amade. ollowing bills were read m \flu To incorporate the Town gsville; respecting the People‘s Life Insurance Co.; to conâ€" Bolidate floating debt of Village of MActon; respecting the City of Brantâ€" ford; to confirm bylaw of York County; respecting the Town of Coâ€" bourg, and to consolidate and amend the â€" Act respecting the Education Department A number of private bills were passed in committce and the followâ€" ing received _ second readings: Reâ€" specting the Town of Fort William; to amend the Act incorporating the Midland _ Land Co.; respecting the "Pown of Port Arthur; respecting the ‘Town of Collingwood and the Crampâ€"Ontario Steel Co; respecting the Subsidiary High Court of the ‘Ancient Order of Foresters. The bill to amend the Supplementâ€" mry Revenue Act was reported from pommittee. _ Hon. Mr. Stratton‘s bill to amend the Ontario â€" Companies‘ Act was sonsidered in committes. â€" Mr. Whitney took exception to the Elause . providing that in cases in which the sharcholders did not reâ€" side in this Province, the annual meetings could be held outside . its within the confines of the Province e» mot. ‘The present bill removed all éoubts on the matter. There was mo ~reason why a company . whose #whareholders were © nonâ€"residents ‘Should be put to the expense of goâ€" ing through the formality of holdâ€" img their annual meetings here. It was desirable to give American capâ€" italists inducements to make inâ€" Westments in Canada. limits. Hom. J. M. Gibson advocatâ€" ed the provision on the ground of its sonvenience â€" and â€" the hardship of requiring men _ living in a distant BState or Province to hold their anâ€" mual meetings here. Hon. Mr. Stratton said that under %omggegg; law, it was doubtful ~in â€" such cases the annual mesetings were required to be held Mr. Crawford said that no adeâ€" quate reasons had been given for the bill and he thought it ought to be withdrawn. * Hon. J. M. Gibson said that the argument that the meetings were beâ€" yond the jurisdiction of the counâ€" try had no weight. There were proâ€" mwisions for the cancellation of the charter in certain cases and also for the making of regular returns. ‘The wourts of the United \Sgtfios‘would give relief if a sharehol resident there had any substantial grievance. Col. Mathsson moved that the first wection of clause 3 of the bill proâ€" widing that the name of a company which had made no returns to the Government for three years might be ®onferred upon another company be struck out. ore Mr, â€" Stratton explained that nuâ€" «merous companies had ceased to exâ€" ‘W#t and that other concerns desired (to assume their names. ‘There was io good reason why this privilege ihould not be granted. _ Gol. Matheson was disposed to r his motion to a vote, but Hon. J. M. Gibson protested against the m‘. of taking a division in so house and the clause was alâ€" Becoming Glasses Donotgwono wearing glassâ€" P Ther sns nvevoming. Gintess of 2 are ming. anson #p d ’lâ€"m‘. We fit glasses to r conditions of the ayes. We well and will wear well. We Jansen Bros., are soon parted. This m%m no case so true as when people b:fl cheap spoctncles whi ruin their eyes while savâ€" hg:m cents temporarily. The best are none too good for your eyes. Such we ofâ€" fer to you. _ _ King St., BERLIN Towed to stand. The comiuittes o After some further discussion the motion was adopted. _ ‘The report of the Committee â€" of Supply was received and concurred in with the exception of three or four items, which stood over. ‘The Premier, in reply to a quesâ€" tion by Mr. Whitney, denied that the Ontario Government had agreed to aid the Union Stockyards Company by guaranteeing their bonds to the extent of $200,000, as stated in cir cula @. WILMOT TOWNSHIP COUNCIL. TheWilmotTownship Council met at the Tp. Hall Baden on March 18th, 1901... Members all present, the Reeve presiding. _ Minutes of last session were read and confirmed. _ in The petition of H. Ruthig &nd 66 others asking for a grant towards payâ€" ing the funeral expenses of J. E. Brunk accidentally killed, (laid over from last session) was again brought forward and it was moved by J. Webér secondâ€" ed by J. T. Otto that a grant of $15.00 be made for that purpose. . Moved in amendment by I. B. Ditner seconded by George Hohl that said grant be $12. The amendment baving been put was declared lost on the following vote:â€" Yeas, Ditner and Hohl. Nays, the Reeve, Weber and Otto. The original motion was then carried on the same division. A petition by C. Bollim and seven others askiug that Paul Bonfanti be appointed pathmaster for Road Diviâ€" sion No. 46, was referred to the comâ€" mittee on Byâ€"Laws. _ A petition signed by G. Bettschen and 8 others asking for a graut of $25,â€" 00 to the mnew Dundee Public Library was read and the grant made. t Moved by G. Hohi, seconded by J. T. Otto, that leave be given the mover to introduce a Byâ€"Law to appoint Path Masters, Fence Viewers and Pound Keepers, and that said Byâ€"Law be now read a first and second time.â€" Carried. J _ _ _ ___ 2o Moved by J. Weber seconded by I. B. Ditner, that this Council do now go into committee of the whole on Byâ€" Laws.â€"Carried. G. Hohl in the chair, when Pathmasters were appointed as follows: viz:â€"M. S. Rosenberger, C. Schteget, ~1:â€"Nahrgang, â€"J. â€"Risk, â€"Gâ€" Risk, W. H. Smith, C. Shantz, Noab Shantz, R. N. Kerr, G. M. Smith, Levi Master, Isaac Bean, Josh Shantz, T. Sommerville, 8. Everett, F. J. Walker, S. Cassel, J. Monaghan, P. Appel,Eph Hallman, Moses Sararas, H. Einwachâ€" ter, W. Main, J. Schulze, W. Erb, H. Schenk, J. C. Hallman, M. Toman, F. Egerdi, E. Devitt, F. Reier, A. Wagler, ‘B. Hallpan, H. Schmidt, D. Eby, C. Gascho, E. Hamacher, A. Honderich, J. Aeldman, Hâ€"Robr, M. Jantz}, M. E. Shantz, C. Oberer, J. L. Shultz, J. Schwartzentruber, P. Bonfonti, F. Holâ€" well, A. Toman, D. Schultz, J. A. Renâ€" nie, G. Hergott, J. S. Seip, Ab. 8. Lichti, Jac. Ernst, P. Conrad, A. Salzâ€" man, D. L. Zebr, N. Kittel, M. K. Dietrich, Wm. Boissoin, G. Salm, Sol. Knechtel, J. Wagner, J. K. Roth,John K. Schmitt, P. 8. Roth, J. 8. Wilhelm, W. Heldman, P. Berg, H. A. Doering, C. S. Wilhelm, H. Hoerle, G. G. Koch, J. R. Schmitt, G. Heipel, W. M. Schmidt, G. Bucheit, J. Streicher, C. L. Jantzi, L. Schmidt, A. Milbrandt, A. W. Steicher, J. Albrecht, J. F. Roth, J. Steiner, Geo. Koch and D. H. Steinâ€" man. Fence Viewers:â€"W. L. Murray, 8 Cassel, J. C. Hallman, J. Stoltz, H. Weppler Jr., G. Llnmmhlng;r, D Shuitz, P. Binkle, N. E. Lichti, J Jackey, J. L. Eidt and Levi Shantz. Moved by I. B. Ditner, seconded by J. Weber, that Byâ€"Law No. 413 be now read a third tinie abd passed. Carried. Read accordingly. . _ _ Council resamed with the Reeve in the chair. s Moved by J. T. Otto, seconded by. G. pohl that the follow{ng accounts be passed and that the Reeve issne his orâ€" ders on the treasurer in payment of the same, viz:â€"Baird Bros., grant toâ€" wards pnyingofnncnl expenses of J. E. Brunk $15.00; Municipal World for Debenture register $4.00; Sumhr‘ Public Library, New Dundes, gtan $25.00; F. Holwell, 1st quarter‘s salary as Clerk and Tmu- sn-, uhfihm and to date $136.71; Dr. Noecker, antitoxin $5.50; H. Koblenbranner, 50; H. road machine $7.10; E. # m ulocfl,&- J. R. Felck, wire nails 250. ml:“.:nd Brohman, Chicago, n; of | day: Cash. seig, |*® m,““..-..”,"z'.zlmm:- K ie tw | for a month sufféring from a fracture s se 0 19 on noos, o ting [ _ _ â€"On moti the 16th of April. °_ _u tusd «ol 33 9 B F. HoLwRLL, Tp. Clork. Mar. 30.â€"Farm stock and implements of John Lewis, of Berlin. April 1.â€"Farm stock and insplements of Edward Fach, 1 1â€"2 miles northâ€" west of Hespeler. Apr. 2.â€"Farm stock and implements of Michael Israel, at Williamsbarg, 2 miles east of Mannbeim, 4 1â€"2 miles south of Berlin and 2 miles west of Strasburg. f April 3.â€"Farm stock and implements of John Thomas, 2 miles west of Elmira. April 6. â€"Furniture and real estate of the late Mr. Stauffer, of Conestogo. April 8. â€"Farm stock and implements of Ignatz Brohmau, 1 mile south of New Germany. . April 10.â€"Farm stock and implements _ of Henty Wittich, 3 1â€"2 miles northâ€" _ east of Elmira. BIRTHS. Cressmanâ€"In Wilmot, Mar. 6th, the wife of Noah Cressman, of a son. Gingrichâ€"In Wilmot, Mar. 12th, the wife of Aaron Gingrich, of a daughâ€" Apr. 2.â€"Holstein Cattle, etc., of Christian Wagler, 1â€"2 mile west of Spnt;râ€"At New Hamburg, Mar. 12th, the wife of Hartman Spahr, of a daaghter. Kargesâ€"At Berlin, Mar. 7th, the wife of Geo. Karges, of a daughter. Bruderâ€"At New Germany, Mar. 12th, the wife of Cléemens Bruder, of a daughter. â€" Klospferâ€"In New Germany, Mar. 16th the wife of Geo. Kloepfer, of a son. Warrenâ€"At Galt, Mar. 17th, the wife of W. C. Warren, of a son. Reistâ€"Near Glenallen, Mar. 12th, the wife of Simon Reist, of a son. Maierâ€"At Waterloo, Mar. 22nd, the _ wife of Chas. R. Maier, of & son. Weberâ€"In Waterloo T‘p, Mar. 20th,the wife of Cyrus Weber, of a son. Vanderbartâ€"At Berlin, Mar. 24th, the wife of A. Vanderhart, of a son. Huberâ€"At Berlin, Mar. 22nd, the wife of Emil Huber, of a daughter. Kuntzâ€"At Waterloo, Mar. 24th, the wife of Gus. Kuntz, of a son. Thomasâ€"At Baden, Mar.20th,the wife of F. W. Thomas, of a dau,hter. Seipâ€"At Baden, Mar. 19th, the wife of hatin |Remtromient Iorder O Dâ€"AF SARMREW DCOes ie 0 â€"Adam Seip, of a daughter. }â€"â€"_â€"â€"â€" Schweitzerâ€"At Lexington, Mar. 26th» ’lhe wife of Amsey Schweitzer, of a "*daughter. Guthrieâ€"Rodgerâ€"At the U. P. Manse, Galt: Mar 20t, by Rev. A.G. King, D. D., Thos. Guthrie, of Ayr, to Rachel Rodger, of Blenheim. duehnâ€"Hillgartnerâ€"At the residence of the bride‘s purents, Wilmot, Mar. 20th, Wm. Huchn, of May City,Iowa, toMary Aon Hillgartner. Dubeckerâ€"Israelâ€"At the home of the bride‘s parents, neat Williamsburg, Mar. 19th, by Rev. 8. M. Hauch, Hespeler, C. Dubecker, of Berlin, to Elizabeth Isracl. Hrtennemanâ€"At New flnmbnrg, Mar. 18th, Joseph Brenneman, in his 63rd Neustadtâ€"Near Roseville, Mar. 17th, John Neustadt, aged 77 years. Daubâ€"At Beilin, Mar. 20th, Miss Mary Daub, aged 23 years. Blairâ€"At Galt, Mar, 18th, Harrison Blair, in his 57th year> Polsonâ€"At Galt, Mar. 18th, R. H. Polâ€" son, aged 44 yoars. Scheunerman â€"In New Germany, Mar. 16th,infant son of Wm. Scheuerman, aged 6 weeks. Radisailiâ€"In U pperWoolwich Mar.12th Sutlane, rellet of the late Leonard _ Rudisuili, aged 74 years, 6 months. Bowersâ€"At Guelph, Mar. 21st, Elizaâ€" beth Croft, widow of the late Cyrus Bowers, in her 81st year. Baden. J. K. SHINN, A Desline in Wheat Options at Both Livâ€" erpool and Ohicagoâ€"Quotations in Leading Wheat Markets, Â¥ Liverpool, March 27.â€"Wheat . foâ€" Funeral Director and Embalmer. Waterloo, Ont. ‘Telephone 267. terday . tures 4d per cental lo\:: : â€"-vâ€"* ”‘“M " sus s d ns Maize t s higher , "Esicir. March 27. â€"WheAWATUUUCOS | exmmemmemmimmmmmmmmmsnmmt . declinod go per bushel yesterday, and corn fhitures 4c per bushel. t __m LEADING WHRAT MARKETS ‘ Wollowing were the closing pricts ‘ifi%fi!fl“ at impertant wheat yester» days NeE udn cE Raic Ne .. / .wm TAPS FBOM THE WIEE MARKET REPORTS. MARRIAGES. DEATHS stag, â€" sorg~ |shen d oier e braln Ravine Pore o at 145 Hike a new person, and 1 thauk Dr. Plerce for h-l?.ml.b&h%m Euwfi:flxfi" Dr. Hc:e:!':.lhdhl Ag‘vhu. xot‘:: pages, sen on stamps y :cost of cmmm only. gndymmtmhcmwv- fibook or 50 stamps for Ade Dr. &. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Â¥. Duluth, Nd. 1 h alliiiitnd Not, .. _.... 0 T4 _ v..« 0 16 0 77% Duluth, No. 1 .l‘lll'd .-.“-‘..n. O T6 i vive c wase k 9e® m L3 1 NOR .t c... .k 0 14% 0 794 TORONTO ST. LAWRENXOCE MABKELI @rainâ€" ::-m. choleokNo.z 1....;3 ;.;. to l; 3 lthi sood. o. 2...... Red clover, bush ....... 6 25 x?! ‘Timothy, per bush ...... 1 75 50 Hay and Strawâ€" Hay, per ton ......... . $15 00 to $16 00 | Btraw, sheaf, per ton... 9 50 a 46# Straw, loose, per ton...« 6 50 »ee« TORONTO FARM PRODUCE, Wholesale, ay, bfod, car lots, top.. $10.00 to $10 T3 gtnw, lt:l’, car Iotl‘.ton. %6? 6 00 utter, dairy, lb, rolls.... 0 1 0 18 Butter, large rolle ........ 0 17 0 18 Butter, creamery, boxes .. 0 20 0 Butter, creamery, Jb. rolis, 0 zs 0 Butter, tut-. per Ibi«:++«» 0 3 0 1 Butter, bakers‘ tub ....... 0 14 0 16 Â¥Exgs, new lald, dos........ 0 12% _ 0 13 Turkeys, per Lb............o‘l)s 0 11 Geese, per Ib. .........«+» 0 0 Ducks, per pair .;......... 0 50 0 Chickens, per pair ........ 0 30 0 Honey, iu 1+ r:.sccvrers 9 1# 0 1t Dressed hogs, car lots, per CWh. ssssek esc esc e0e+ T 00 1 2 TORONTO HIDES AND WOOL Hides, No. 1 green... ... . .$0 06% to $. .+« Hides, No. 2 green........ 0 05Â¥ _ 2«+« Hides, No. 1 green steers. 0 07 3>* Hides, No. 2 green steers, 0 08 wee» Hides, Cured, .....»«»+»»++« 0 OT% _ 19os CalfsKins, No. 1 .......... 0 Of 0 08 Calfskins, No. 2 .......... 0 08 0 0f Dercons (dairies), each.... 0 50 0 60 Sheepskins, fresh ......... 0 90 1 00 Tallow, . rendered ........ 0 05 0 05% Wools fleece .............. 0 14 «664 Y‘;oo:: nnlv!v::‘hed. fleece.... 0 g 33 ool, pu super. . ... ..+ 0 Wool, pulled, extra ......« 0 20 0 21 TORONTO LIVE STOCK. Receipts of live stock were urxeâ€"& t;)ta loads all told, composed of 1436 cattle, hogs, 240 sheep and 20 calves. __The quality of fat cattle ter than for some time, especially in the butcher classes. Trade was fair all round, with Friday‘s prices well maintained, with the exception of medium and inferior butcher classes, ‘ which were caster. Export m‘,‘,‘f:..""‘.’.‘f{."“"“ ?')‘to u‘%). R Wheat, gye. bush .... eans, bush .. Barley, bush .. Oats, bush .... Buckwheat, bush .... 00 BUR@® ...k wasskk++ 4 50 v++ * EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET. Rast Baffalo, March u-â€"c-m.â€"eguyl ’cala’n' .ln Ilgt supply; slow; quotable. af mnm and Lambsâ€"OfMerings light; fair demand; steady on the basis of yesterday‘s ctose. bnol«wexmuncu-m.xn t “Wmu cholce, $5.50_to 13. &np, extra, rl to $5.25. Hopâ€"&noyl‘ light, only 18 loads; market was Il:th u'mg:l'.‘ % "3 #4 C un‘ as* t t i ini sn t .00 to ; rou :L- ubu;:t“-p. $4.25 to $4.15. _ gtose. Cholce to Cns no.'-â€"awvl‘ i “m;&m m& lt #d o wig: o Waterloo, March 28. No. 1 green steers. 0 07 3+** No. 2 green steers, 0 08 wee» cured, 2....0k>>+++« 0 0TX 1noe ns, No. 1 .......... 0 Of 0 08 ns, No. 2 .......... 0 06 0 0f s (dairies), each.... 0 50 0 60 kins, fresh ....... .. 0 90 1 00 . rendered ........ 0 05 0 05 fleete ..:..:...1:1+. 0 14 khrr unwashed, fleece.... 0 08 0 00 pulled, super........ 0 17 0 18 nniled. extra ....... 0 20 0 21 fife, bush. ..... goose, bush. ,.. bush 2.llllll2... ul mw ... s, ton. 8 © °2 As.lcl:odt _ 018 ssarsss 0 If 0 18 xes .. 0 20 0 h to"l.o% 0 res‘ss s 0 0 1 rreree 9 16 0 16 gm gfi munnd ul 0 eirse+s 0 80 0 isass«s 0 00 0 (€ ber 0 10 0 1t s per Friars: T 00 12 0 47 0 84% to §.. +« 1 * 10 00 $ 06 210 8 10 11.00 «18 A4 -Iflhdlivphl-*-.w .{um h of m. l-lnfl--la‘a&’ 14 miles southâ€"west of 8¢. Clements, on di"l'i'â€"n' 10 years old, 3 cows, 2heifers e E'-“ , 1 sow + boraanurte. hu.â€")rckt binder, Frost & Wood mower, hay rake, new Ayr plow, Yankee barâ€" h with wheel barrow, m--fl:!-§zr_"fi~‘._."§;§ tiages (1 as good as new), sul "G.'ir' leighs (1 as good rack, cavel d mhox}, oed raok, ol gmve plans s Aambel t at one o‘clock, p. m., sharp, the following valuâ€" able property, viz: ‘ BTOCK: A horse, blaâ€" k mare 12 years “Xw hom.gdy:.r’Iold.fim (6 trosh â€" ing), beifer in calf, he fer mw mfltmmw ;:d‘:;t':ulmh‘lm .'m-lu IMELEMENTS: Masseyâ€"Harris Bicder and u‘u( -nlk;:::":uddnn. ‘n-r.-bnn:ur nu‘v‘-’-mlmmda%l ag TERMS: Alleums of $10 and u -aa" that amount 10 months‘ credit on approved joint notcs. . s iC kUs, _ 10NATZ BROHMAN, Thoroughbred Holstoin and Grade Cattlg, + commencing at 1 o’doflt my ~10â€"cows; some freahâ€" E undersigned lnurwl AATER P ETY tioncer, " T eustionner to eell by publie anotion on Lot west of the village of Baden, on them registered); 14 head of young cattle (5.0 ioi ree ntorects. 1 reaiefored bull 4. sear onl s 1 " IEnms. â€"Pigs and all sums of $10.00 and | der cash ; over that -m:m 2“ on . Inaar foc k un cleditiatennes * 0c Auex. Frasgh, Cmmustian Waous®, > Notice to Creditors. In the Estate of George Rudy, Deceased. NOCR momibf td Emmnane asteliai| O( SnA thnen t : 4 utssnc poge es |Farm for Sale 1901, are required on or before the 10 h day o | _ C 5 wetmitmmmer 000 Mrane® Wove, Uhinrioo, oatpeys ognatthe executors of the said ‘names in foll with their udn::‘g:dmm nrucuhn of their claim® of tot 2s m To anp oiA i wienls d hn Ateot hufim se of the said ‘;‘ bth. parâ€" :mnuumm fl-‘.fifi to the claims of which they ve received ;,un.,nd wlu;ot'bl:oli“nhhh&hdd a-.?‘ thon have reoulÂ¥ed hotine: = > .~ C _ 1. Thursday, March 28th, 1901, L ues c 0 * Mea e Rak Datod t Waterico, it Maroh, 100 "" Easter Holidays Will iesue return tiokets at SINMGL® PIRE&@Tâ€"â€" â€" Tuesday, April 2nd, 1901, Going 1 on %?..‘%.:l h *\ l Auction Sale E undersigned has instructed Alex Fraser, red bull 10 mon hs old; 3 registered one and two years vid, and a number of Auctioncer. the OF e d Mc oi pooy ie nmumuâ€"u last was a Great Succers im C of have examined our stock and have expressed themaseives as pleased with the goods and. prices. We scomprehemied the vast importance of buying right and concentraâ€" ted our whole towards to Berlin an upâ€"toâ€"date Stock of Star Brand Olothing, Men‘s Furnishinge, Hate, Cape, otc. â€" If there is at ’-‘*haflvw Star Brand hr?:n:':nd we have been in o.budnu' lngan_: know, is the nearest approach to it There‘s Every Reason ... Noxt to the Bank of Haagine ‘Tavern, Shop, and Wholesale Licenses for North Waterioo. THE ONTARIO MUYTUAL LIFE mfihfi?‘mh&m by any Canadian Life Com~ Hnsinaive tag, Newtenernr sne e aane all is Gompatttons. old and, roung, + & T27 Snogaey inight feif homeny prouf * **** 7 Robert Meilvin, Ceo Woegenast, W. H. Riddelil, A Company gg POLICYHOLDERS POLICYHOLDERS . FOR POLICYHOLDERS AMOUNT OF NEW BUSINE :8 paid fer (taken) in 1900 â€" â€" â€" $4.671.712.00, fo Sih o Ts But | Eiess s Clothing Store For Sale. mμ ';:;_-nndmhdvltddm money ean provide to after our Clothing interests. Nothing has been overlooked and every advantage has been used to make this the best store for Clothing, the best. for styls, fit, finish, fabric and value. Don‘t accept our statement for it, éxamine and judge for yourself and the more of a Clothing expert you are the better we will bepleased. Watch this pape: for further THE MUTUAL LIFEE â€" President, M. Wildfang, of the Gold Star, King St., Beriin. Jost UxLOADED such as Driving, Saddle, Carriage and Working horses which you can inspect at my stable. If you want a Molaughlin nolsoless gear buggy remember me when the carload arrives in King St., East of Scott, Rer man on dutivaly, at the fettowlog prices: ~ Farm for Sale. Farm for Sale. NTIL further notice, Bldw-o will be sold at the Kingston Penitentiary to ments. C s is oleared and in a good state of m&â€"hwfimum rood frame with kitchen, summer BINMDER TWINH. of Canada a oar of well bred horses FOR SALE. Iz‘dc. s:u.!n.“gkm. IN T. Werben Ponltentiney, oc s nnt be pale nireiod 4 Han TR o Tromths of