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The Finance Committee recommend-I ed payment of accounts amounting to 02 081.17. Of this -899.90 In: for ' sirens. wuerin..in_ Ailnndele, [but to . EWSON & CRESWICKE, barristers. Solici- tors of the Sn tome Court of Judicature of Ontario. Proctors. otaries, Conve ancers. etc. Money to loanl Oices-Ross Block, arrie. II In II, _-,--._ A 1'.` II I`__.. ..... --_ ULI & UUVVRLV. Daruslels. ooncuors 01 um Supreme Court. Prqctors. Notarics, Conve - ancers. etc. Money to `pan. Oics-Ross Bloc , Dunlop-st., Barrie. VVnu.ma1-on Auur. Auzx. Comm. MCCARI HY, Pb.PLER & MCCARTHY, Bar- risters, Solicitors, Conveyancers, etc. ` D AL'roN MCCARTHY, Q.C. F. E. P. PEPLRR, Q.C. J. A. MCCAMHY. D. C. Muncmson. Barrie. MCCARTHY. Pgcpum, MCCARTHY 8; DUNCAN, Alhston and Creemore. _- _ A an rs ,_,_, I An . I.`lIIJ.uLVI1IJ,I\DI, DKFTISICT, l'\lIOI'llCyg . Sohcxtor m Chancery. Conveyancer etc. Oice-Fitsg door Owen street, over. Bank of` Com- ouunnn Ramon: Af|-AR E.'Huwso. _, ",7 . `53131! Q ElIBLV. ' Barristers, Solicitors in High Court of J usticcs, Notaries -Public, Conveyancers. Uices e: the Bank of Toronto, Ran-tie. Harne. A Money in sums 01 $2,000 and upwards, to loan at 5 per cent. A H. H. S'raA'rHv.` Q.C. _ G. H. Estxx. OUNT & LOUN1, Barristers, Solicitors, Proc- tors. Notaries, Conveyancers, &c. Oices cor. Duul and Clapperton streets, Bare. WM. oun-r, c , G30. W. Loam`. u-nn In, x 1- V Barrie. O W. PLAXTUN, Barrister, Solicitor, Notary . Public, Conveyance:-, &c. Oicea over F raser, Clark 8: Co's. store, Dunlop street, Barrie. Money ..-In-.64. any! Cnrnnnnv fund: tn In-nd at lnwc-st rates L13?!` 3 D0 5- store, uul -gnvate and Company E of nnteresl. on town and fa From Ma'rtir; J ohneton, epeating his request for a rebate of taxes on his farm. QTRATHY & ESTEN. l a I MES EDWARDS, cox}; mu Ilrintrn I.l4.ann- 1... 11. JOHN DICKINSON. B.A. T MCCARTHY, Papum, Coanovnn 8; MCCARTHY n.m:n R. BQSANKO, DENTIST. has removed toE; nlrl nmnn nunr Flunrlnn-enn'n has-Anna:-n gt...-n ,,_.._._.-- v..~. v on \/Hurst, IIUHUT ITICITIDCT licalr Societv. O ices-Over Ewans Dry Gocd e. Du-nlon St. Residence r6 Mulcaster St. I - 7 AllSIle_In-o|n4ln.Io24In. Also connections. I372 EIl\l-I ----- -9 )0NALI) ROS5 B. A.-Barrister, Solicitor, Pnnun. no-none nip cannot) in `nan Oman: )ICKINSON & -IACWATT, Barristers. No- fa -:nu Dnl-din nf Snnrnme (`;(IllI t- CtC.. COMMUNICATIONS. From the Provnncial Auditgr, saying that the new .Municipal Cash Books will be ready by Dec. 20th, 1897.` ULT 8: COWAN. Barristers. Solicitors of the L e..-.......'l"n..po Drnmnra Nntnripn Cnnvpv. .\. DUDALV AU, JJI`4lV .l 131 . 118.5 TCYIIOVCO [0 old oice, over Henderson's hardware store. T. BANTING, Clerk County of Simcoe, will be at mC8. at the C.\Ilrf Hnvlcn Rn-.:.. ::;__ VE'l`ElllNAl'Y 8URGEONS. T. ARNALL, M.D..M,, oice in Bothwell's Block, Allandale. On the premises at night. 43-1.`! _.__ ;4n_. A. RADENH URST, Barrister, Attorney, Sn:-ifnr 3n Chant;-rv. Cnnvnvnnrer, etc- wunnuclillllllc WRITE FOR PRICES. (jg MANUFA CTURES. 0l.`0t0. PuYs1uANs.' `?II\r\l\l \a 5510 $50!`!!! Gavan`. `coat: 7 I wwv Personal Bondsman must be the Se- cur!ty-'1'ota.l Expenditure of Com- ~ m1tteee-Leet Year Pavments. Councillor Caldwell was the only _ah~ iaeutee at the meeting of the Town Council on Wednesday night. The audience part of the chamber was pack-' ed with citizens, amongwhom were several applicants for the position of Olexkend Treasurer, all of whom had oome to see who would get the appoint- IIIOIW. (FINANCIAL: DENTISTS. OFFICIAL. ll0'l`E LS. LEGAL. uuuuc, I 45-15 - A. E. Cuswxcxn. 7 rs, Dal ! '6. (330. 5 1-. y Ban D. F. MACWATT. "i' After reading the minutes the Clerk read the follewing " .el'.'3I ` `1\ u U N '1'. - Barne. JUST RECEI\7EDr L200 Cased Pipes Amviv the Sun Loan and Savings ComIi8v1"3' of Ontario. Which we are selling at 90c. and as high as $9 3 T 3PiCc- Take a look at our window. D'rt f| Eet that we are still selling the Old` size Myrtle Navy Smoking Tobacco at 851`. per plug. }Cr%oss-Cut Saws REPRESENT `rm-: FoLLow-xxc Fm;-: I.\'~: sum r COMPANIES` : The Mercantile, now afliated \\'i'.h The LOR- _don & Lancashire of England. m-::r- Ity, $15,000,000. The Waterloo Mu` ual, of Waterloo. out Tothl assets, $334,083. The Economical Mutual. of Berlin. Ont- Total assets, $303,078. Also Lloyd's Plate Glass Insuranc. Com- pany, of New York. Cash Capital, $-sw O00. Private funds to loan on first mortgages. .\I- counts collected. &c. (`A nlynr "and;-can nu Ll-._.I...-._.. Cu.`-u R'AFr;(`. counts coxlected. dzc. OOice over Henderson; Hardware Store. B-'""` nt. HAMMER, ; - Tnbaccunist, Three Ba.1lote-Selary $750 Without Fees I -$5uoo Guarantee Bond and $7000] -...1-..._`_ ........4. 1.... 4.1.... 1:). _s7:-n_6EEE%iE"& SMITH, OWEN STREET. {JOHN nuannsuu, STANDARD LIFE. LONDON GUARANTEE AND AC(`1' DENT (:d11'i>X1:I'.W PROVINCIAL BUILDING AN[)1.0A.\' ASSOCIATION. ETC., ETC., ETC. - 1 \ \ i 1 Condenvertxst-ments on rst page sum: as wants of` :1 kinds, lrst and found, p...I.my for sale or to rent, snecic articles, c-t.:., eta, must be ace` mpanied with the cnsln, and will be inserted--hrst insertion 2 cents pm` word, each subsequent insertion 1 cent pr!` woxd (names, addresses and gures nvuntwl as words); but a reduction of one cent ye-I` wonl will be made when the number of i1;.~.rti<`:_~ of th Same matter exceed four. Cuts for ad verlisements nuts! in ow-ry case be mounled on solid n1eluI.b-.uwn. Provincial Building and Loan Association. II LI ll Av I101 \.Cll\4n a\l\.lC\lo 3 Preferred positions in the paper will he sold at an advance of one-third on lll)O\'(j rates. This rule will be strictly carried ouf. CONTRACT CIIANGEs," Advertisers will please bear in mind that notice of intention to change a must be handed into the office not latrr than Saturday at 10 o clock, and the copy for sud; change must be in 'I`1u2: An\',\:~'rrz Oi`l'l(.'f,` not later than 12 o'clock noon on TllS(lay in any week, otherwise the advertiser s am10uncmm3ni7 may not be made public umil the week fol- lowing. " AIJI-you-{r~:(vnvon Iuv:'l nnt `,l\ ..'|1-.-.- 1 L .-- -V ;v u Lu 0 Advertisers will not be allowed to use thew space for advortismg anything Ollthlll" their own regular business Shnuld they do so transient rates will be charged for such ad- vertisements. cmxsgp ADVEP.'l`ISEME.\"I`>'. um: um mm. E. nmmm. Me tiucul zuacxuuu at cents per 1111?. W Readmg nouces, 10 cents per lin . . .. 9 `W first msertron ; 5 cents per lme for each subsequent insertlon of the same matter. All itt:II)S an. derr5 lines, of this character, lines. Legal, Oicial and Government advertise. ments will be charged at above rates. CONTRACT ADVEIi'I`ISI.\'G. Contract advertisements will be taken at the followlngratesz wnxch are drzrtted rn cor- rect commercral prmcrples and wrll be strictlv adhered to. There wrll be only one price {0} all. charged as 5 xinch 2% inches........... 5 inches, % column. . . no inches, }4 column. aoinches, 1 column.. . `For one month- the th-ree_;nouth1\'i with 15 per cent. added. *Fnr two months- the three monthly I with 10 per cent. added. Qprufnnrnd w-.n,..'6:.\.... 3.. L1, ____`____ THE NORTHERN ADVANCE ADVERTISING RATES. THE ADVANI E HAS A CIBCULATIQN 0!? FOUIKTEEN HUNDRED AN]; -FOUR COPIES. Almost, if not quite_ double that of any mm, c pap:-r publlshed in Bame. ` iAm EnTlsERs SHOULD NOTE `nus FAcr.'n 12 lines solid nonpareil make 1 inch. ` TRANSIENT ADVER'I`ISE.\IE.\'TS. First insertion 10 cents per lin 9. each subse. t insertion 4 cents line quen _ _ I . Re-ndino nmmug In _r........ ..-- 1- - Monkman s Drug Store AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, >35;()0(v.m`,n). O1-`ncl-:--Next door to Bank of Toronto Your Doctor Fightszm Carefully: Gummed and Trued at 'rowN oonuon. marina APPOINT- MENT AFTER A HARD FIGHT. Number of inches space. Blacksniith and Show. ` ' - ' 5 BARRIE. _ 43- INSURANCE AGENTS CONVEYANCERS, &C. FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE SCROGGIE 5. SMITH. 92 DUNLOP S'I`R}l<)T`, BARR-IE. 29 Dunlop Street. -- ..........b .u\. vI\ys\'A!- _ You can help yourdoctnr by }~.: mg your prescriptions lled hen-. Disease \\'ili.1 mcd'c'nc. If (in: ;m~`d- icine IS not right he can not c `xuqutj-' disease. If the drnggisl do;-~' hn dutv the medicine will bu right. and your doctor will stand .1 fair dmmc of winning the victory. \Y.,, M I I ' ' ` AGENT l 9 -Mr. `Kennedy's chimney. May l-Mr. Thompson's stable. ll--Rear of Mr. A. Milne's. l2-SLrathy sawmill. 27-Johnson& Warren oil house. 29-Vacant house Baveld st. July 9-S. A. Barracks. Aug. 24 -Underwriters Test. ' Sept. 4--0pera House. I 20-1-1ayward s chimney. T 23--Amley s d Welling. ,30-False alarm. ` c Oct. 10-English s grocery. T 10'--False alarm. _ .l2-Ball s Factory. _ Nov. 24-Sm1th s dwelling. ' 23-Mary street dwelling. Dec. 7-R.AGal1sgher s, Owen st. ' I. 12-Mrs. Fullerton's. Dncnnnnn 23, ~ r` 13 I 26 I | One !lnser-`Inscr- 1 'Inser-} tionsf tionsf tion.3mos.,6mos.': , _, PRICE FOR :-_-:-__. 3, 1897. B.-\1:1-:11: V9 434i Councillors Frawley and Frek mov- ed that the majority report he adopted, and Reeve ' Radenhurat and Councillor Powell moved in amendment that the minority report be adopted. Council-V lor Frawley then urged that the amend- ment was out of order because the minority report dealt with a matter the `oommittee were not asked-to eon? aider, the question for`"'lthe_ committee boins ~%!5h'e revlnmend-tion to the courts f ='r`W= ww`i*P1`'-`F 3:$5< {.--. CI` a; nous '1 year rate Chairman Radenhurat, of Finance Committee, said hiercommittee, had considered the various applicants for the position of Clerk and Treasurer. They? had not been able to agree ona recommendation, therefore he presented a majority report, and also a minority report. The majority report recom- mended '.(I) that Clerk and Treasurer be paid $750, with no fees (2) that his security be 812 000-$5,000 in a Guarantee Company and 837000 by_ private bondsmen (3) that Mr. E." Don- nell be given the appointment, A During the year ending Dec. 15, 1897, there have been 23'alarms-l4 res and 9 false alarms. At present the Brigade is as efcient as on former years, there are eighteen active mem- bers, who have taken great interest in the protection of property. Our outt is in good condition 3 the hose wagon is a credit to the town ; the steam en- gine is in good workingorder. We have about 2000 feet of hose in good condition, about 400 feet inferior. We tried the Council Fire Extinguishers for he first at re on 12th. which was not very satisfactory. The hydrant gates that I ordered, by your permis- sion, are just the thing we wanted. We would like two more. I under- stand that they have been ordered with two more smoke protectors, but have not arrived yet. The improvement to the hall is very much needed, and hope that the Council will see t to go on with it in the spring. Mayor Wells asked Chairman Wil- kinson,` of the _Market and Public Buildings ~Committee, for his report. We have not spent a cent, said the Chairman, "except`the $40 for painting the market, and that account is not in yet. The Mayor said that $622.34 is. charged against the committee, and said that it was for lastyeai- s accounts charged against the present council. APPOtN'i'MEN'].` OF CLERK AND 'rREAsURer. I ` '1`he minority report recommended (1) that combining the two oicee is contrary to sound _municipal govern- ment and of . doubtfui legahty (2) that the present ooonpante be retained. Treasurer toeget `$300 and Clerk 3600 l this all fees be.pa.'id i`nto'thev'.[-`own. `Th:0`80PY.. Mayor Wells asked Chairman An- drews, ot Board of works, for his re- port. Mr. Andrews said he had not prepared it because he did not know whether the Council wanted included in his report the money expended on thestreets by Engineer Ardagh, in- cluding the amount spent to complete the road bed. He thought it would not be fair "to himself to shoulder ex penditures for which others were re- sponsible. He had spent some $10 during the past week in doing work that Mr. Ardagh had done last year. Then he had certied to accounts whose every item did not belong to the Board of Works Committee; some of these items belong to other committees, but he, knowing them to be correct, had certied to them to save time and trouble. His only method then would be to look through the Finance Cum- mittee s reports for the year and select only those payments for work ordered by his committee, otherwise he could not give an accurate report. Mayor Wells said the Council would certainly hold- his committee responsible for all accounts of expenditure to which he .(the chairman) had certied. He said he would report at next meeting. . Chairman Frawley also reported that $500 had been placed in the estimates for arbitration p'u:-poses. $357.5-2 had been expanded, $300 of this amountl having been paid over to solicitors for current expenditure in connection with I the arbitration. Chairman Frawiey, of Sewers Com- mittee repox ted that the" estimates for the year were $500. Of V this amount $364 30 was charged to his committee, but as a matter of fact he had spent only $15.24, the balance,$349.06, being used in paying accounts of last year. The Mayor said that the Sewers Com-. mittee of last year had- expended $1,- 128.52, besides what had been paid for them by the present council. Chairman Powell, of Fire and _Police, here asked if Chairman Love included in his report the cost. of wood `he had given away. He said a great deal ot wood had been taken for indigents from the town pile, and it was not fair to charge this amount to Fire and Police; Mr. Love gave no answer; A Chair.-man Love, of T the Indigent Committee, reported. a total expenditure of $504.61. Of this amount. $66.65 one for last year ; `accounts. The*esti- mate was $650,`and last yeiju-'3 expendi- f ture was $720.36. C-Ihairmen .Rog.ere, of the Pairkerome mittee, preaentedje.',,repnrt showing '3 total expenditure for the year of $165.- 07, and claimed credit for economy. The estimate was $200. Last year's expenditure of this committee was $263.56. this Councillor Peecook. embhatically ol-j_eote`d' on tbegronnd that the account}, has been-steadily increasing from "year to year. The report was adopted. The waterieyvstexh should be extend-| ed toward Allandale as early as `pos- sible. The eastern part of the town, with all the hose at our command, we cannot reach with one line further than the Green Bush hotel, would suggest that the last hydrant be placed as far e,st as the East Ward School. The res this year were as follows : January 19th - Berczy street. April 3-Co'~y's `Hotel. `Mayor Wells thoughtrthah 8750, the happy medium, was a fair salary. V The Treasurer would probablyhave to pay about. $50 no guarantee. premiuml, end tliin ,would leave him Moo, which he `thought I fairly aulury. L Reeve Radenhurst, Deputy '-Reeve Wilkinson i and Councillor ' Freek thought. the selary should be $800., for says Mr._i Wilkinson " he will have to pay premiums on the $5,000 Guaran- tee bond, `end in these hard times it is likely he will have "to ` put up quite as much to ip_ri'v ate bondsmen aato a Guarantee Company. Mr. Freelr thought the .salary should be `large enough to permit a man to lay by a little "so that in the event of death his wife and femily might have something to live on. Deputy Reeve Wilkinson therefore moved inqamendmente to the amenilment t_ha,t_`ealu`ry he 'A_...- The amendment was then carried, and the Council went into committee of the whole, with Second Deputy `Reeve Soules as Chairman. The re- port was dealt with clause by clause. The rst clause. xing the salary at $750, was well discussed. Councillors Frawley and Hood thought that $700 was a good salary and quite as much and more than commei-c.al men in town get who have to work really hard. They thought the work could be done well for that salary. Mr. Frawleyw therefore moved in amendment that the salary be.$700. V V Councillors Hood and Powell then moved in amendment, to the amend- ment that the consideration of the re- port be left over till next regular meet ing. This was `lost, Reeve Rzdenhurst being the only -member to vote with_ the mover and aeconder. "`Thev Chair is sustained, sgya the Mayor. 'Sha|l the; ruling of the Chalr be sustaineo? says the Mayor. The vote l was as follows`:-- Yeas-L-Soules. Freek, Love, Hub- bert, Rogers, Frawley, Brennan, An- drew, N. Wilkmsoxi, A. W. Wnlkinson, -l0. Na.ys-Radenhurst, Powell, Hood, `Peacock-V--4. In all improvided cases in the pro- ceedings of Council or in committee, the law of Parliament shall prevail, and that the law of Parliament govern- ing this case was that referred to by Councillor Frawley. Reeve Radon- hurst said he knew there was no such law and asked the Mayor to read it. The latter did not do so, but argued that his contention was legal and there- fore ruled the amendment to. the amendment out of order. Reeve Rad- enhurat then appealed. against the Mayor e ruling. ' " When a question is under debate, no motion shall be received, unless to amend it, or commit it, or to postpone it to a certain day, or for the previous question, or to lay it on the table, or tor adjournment, or for notice of mo- tion " d ' No. I Ward-Duvid O'Connell, as: aessed for $450 to Public School, should be Sepante School 5 Mort McCarthy, $300. 'Mayor Wells contended that the Rule quoted did not meet the case and quoted Rule 31, as follows :- Reve Radenhugat tfziefd to aul;staa- | tiate his amendment by Rule 16, of the l By-laws, which says :- ` Councillor Frawlev again rose to a point of order, saying that it had been settled that the -appointment. is to take effect on and after January lot, 1898, and therefore cannot be left over for next council. He submitted therefore, that the amendment to the amendment was out of order. Fmthermore he contended that this matter-could not he opened up again unless both the mover and eeconder desiring to do so had voted for the amalgamation of the oices, and this they had not done. i Reeve Radenhursb _and Uouncillor Peacock moved in. ainendmene to the amendment that they report be `left over till the first regular meeting of the Council of 1898. j `Councillors Hubbert and Frawley then moved in amendment that the Council go into` committee of the whole to consider the_rep Committee. _ ort of Finance Radeuhugsttgv said it was reierred to.the committee to recommend 3 `person for the position, `but that it was also in the power of _thc committee to ask the Council to reconsider the matter refer-' red to them, and therefore if a minor- ity report `is legal, the-minority might quite ' legally ask for reconsideration. The Mayor, however, ruled _the amend- ment out of order on the ground that the amendment introduced new matter, viz : --the retention of the separate aices, which had already been decided, and which the committee was-not asked to report on.~ ' NORTH EBN ADVANCE. "'1'>.'..;.3.1s7Z i:}'a'.`1:I*'u'" jomfned nine die.- ' . ` ` gen 1:.` Duff ~ Coxworth-Sam. Fawcetb was paid $4 for wood ftirnished Wm. F_raz- er,an indigent, and-=Mr. H. L. Tar Bush-$10 for Mrs. B1-eAn'na'n,T an indi- No. 4 Ward-Wm. McDonald, $1300; I John Devine. $700. No. 5 Ward-Alex. McDonald, $900. No. 6 WaLrd-N. Ba1fe,$380; M. Cunningham. $300 ; J as. McCabe, $400 ; John McCub, $350. V" Ooxworth - Dundasa -- Isaiah Me. Muster wab paid $5.00 for passing in culvert and 1 day of team with `road scraper. `l\.- `E._._2.. 1"!` 11,1, "-I`?-3-AErvin-H. Coleman was paid $3.72 for his account of CIexk s posing;-_. nalnnlnn -T`.rvin.__.'I`hn ('!........:I -..I k Du'-Dnnc`i ass-TheV Clerk was paid his `ueuab fees for Voters Lists, $30 ; and registration of births, marriages end deaths, 825. And James Foster 40 cents refund of taxee thteu-gh error of aeeeeement. J 'Du'-`->Ervin-'1`he Clerk wash in- structed to write to the Provincial An- ditor explaining that our present mode` of -book-keeping was ' quite euifient and accurate for the 'l`p- Treasurer. in. are In -I T D u`--Ervin-Mr. Cunningham was was paid $12 for Nicolston gully, Te- cumseth having psud a. like sum, and $2.25 repairing 5th line. 'I\1uIC\ J. A. Jamison R. J.Wallace, Herald Oice Gliuer Tracey . . . . . . . . . . . Wm Tegarty . . . . . . . . . . . . W. T. Banting . . . . . . . . . . Geo. Duff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sam]. Gilroy . . . . . . . . . . . . James Campbell . . . . . . . . . James Wilson .... . . . . Wm. Hawkins . . . . . . . . . .. John Edgar. . . . . . . . . . . . . Wm. Ohianick . . . . . . . . . .. J. A McMasber . . . . . . . . . . Eli Warsnip . . . . . . . . . . Jos.McClain. . . . . . . . . . .. Geo. McClean _. . . ._ . . . . . .. M. Brazzell . . . . . . .. .... . Coxworth -{-Ervin--The rep read was adopted. The Reeve presentetiseveral, which were read and referred to the Finance Committee. l Refort No. 1 of Finance Committee l presented and read, recommending pay; i ment of the following accounts : Alex. Morrison. . . . .... .. .$ 4 00 James Steele . . . . . . ; . . . . .. 2 50 William Morris. . . . . . . . . . 125 George Applegate . . . . . . .. 5 O0 , _ _. A T ....2..-_ Councillor Powell and Reeve Baden- hurst then moved in amendment that Mr. Bird's name be substituted for Mr. Donnell s. This amendment was also lost, the mover and seconder being the only yeas. They then gave in to` defeglt and thereport was adopted. A T) I ' A By~law ep[;ointing{ `Donnell Clerk and Treasurer was" then read first, second and third tunes and pas- sed. I-lobing you wnll 160$ over the above statement and nave the same corrected. Yours respectfully," ,_ ._--.. -- - .... nuvnannslbal ua. auoacv uuu.uUu- Ehe Couneil met to-day, 15th Decem- ber,-`at the Mansion House, Cookstown. The Reeve in the chair. All members present. The minutes of last meeting ' were read and conrmed. The Council adjourned shortly be- i fore 11 o clock. Reeve Radenhu:-at end Councillor Powell moved in amendment that Major Ward e name be subsnituted for. Mr. Donnell a. The amendment-was lost, the mover and aeconder being the only yeas. _.-____-Q..-.__Z__ Minutes of 19th Session of Essa. Council. V'l1L_r\_ . ` Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 i 15 15 The Committee then rose and through Deputy Reeve Soules and Councillor Hubbert recommended the adoption of the original report, no change having been made in committee. The third clause, recommending Mr. E. Donnell for the position, met with opposition in amendment and amend- ments to amendments substituting other names. Mayor Wells then sug- gested that the committee ballot `for all the applicants,` the ballot to con- tinue for all until some person got as majornty vote. V As there were 15 mem- bers present, some applicant would have to receive at least 8 votes. The Council agreed to this suggestion, and Chairman Soules and Deputy Reeve `Wilkinson were scrutineers. The re- sult of the ballot was as follows 5- e The amendment making the sum`-y $700 was also lost, those voting yen being Frswley, Hood and Peacock. The original motion xing. salary at $750 was then carried. A I. The second clause; makingiths secur- ity $12,000, was carried without dis cussion. A The amendment tnakingyslary 8800 was 1030, those -voting` yea being Freak. Radenhnrst, Andrew and Wu}- kinaoh. ~ APPLICANT. - 1 ' P. F. Ewan . . . . . . . . . ..l E. E. Young.... . H. Bird . . . . . . . . . . .4 R. J. Fletcher . . . . . . ..l E. Donnell...........6 PETER KEARNS, E. SEVIGNY. Chief Smith of Fire Bngade, pre- sented his annual report, as follows :- _,-'\ -- ___ F. w.;;ad`.'.`.`.`.`.` Jae. Ward . . . . . . . Jno. Powell . . . . .. F. M. Smith . . . . . . report ndw \ qt Per Cent. [Interest Paldon Doponu. The Security for Depoaitor-I in a. Loan company is undoubted. . 'Ross' new Block. south side Dunlap street auto! the Post Uloe. 8-Iv terers "Hair. V Storehouse at the Northern Railway Switch. foot of John gtroet. hear the depot. The bond of "` . ` f any other kind. ind vthO:f:{`I.'tI\lpc0lT. Oice-`Corner of John and _depopitiqr has` ever made a loss IN a Ci? vs nu`? V UBII UIIJUUO The security to depositors in a. Loan Co'y is doubted. There I! no instance on reconci: yhe: ov. SUBSCRIBE? CAPITAL, - $250,000; 1 - ._..____..__.._ V F. C. GREGG, Veterinary Surgeon. Honor Graduate Ont. Vet. College, Honor member Medical store. % we MAKE.__: Sewer and Culvert Pipes ` II RI`-Q-` 1-`... - No.2 Wm-d-F. Carpenter, $500; Mary McBride (late Chas. McBride). not stated; Mrs. McManua, $300. IIIIIV _C&II&II I `I I _ '63}. ADELAIDE er. 2.. pmronv AT mmca. TORC mm: Luau` & snvmcs cu. _ `INCORPORATED 1881. THE 0NTAl?HlTEWfR_l3l'PE 00.] R01 AHEI Lin: av r- '1 D00 all Blast Drving Ki IFIII4 DALL r1.AN1.\U MILL COMPANY- Carpcntering, Building and manufacturing of rs, Sash. Blinds, Mouldings, etc. kinds done romptly and satisfa ot n_ Fnntnu-u_ LI QILI 30 street. l`/-t__---__.- _ ._.______. T E BALL PLANI.\`G MILL COMPANY- Builgjngdzond manufagupg `Ilsa... \`n..L [JIL- HE QUEEN'S HOTEL.-ALF. ARNALL, Manager. Excellent accommodation for "the travelling public. Bar and larder well supplied with the best. Good stabling and attentive hostlers. Luggage of guests conve) ed tree to and from all trams. Few doors west of Market street on Dunlop ' . 1. D.-uV_11NU, Lilerk County of Simcoe, R. ms office! at the Court House, Barrie, every Saturdnv. Resxdence and P.O. Cookstown. IAMES EDWARDS; conTy2cer, .suer 3: Marriage Iaicelhes. Oice strictly private. Post Oice building, Barrie, and at his private resi- dence. Mary street. u-ly 7 " FOR INVESTMENT on good $ 0,0 freehold security at lowest rate of interest. Nolfrini-ciipal money required until end of the term. . STRALHY. Solicitor, Etc., Barrie. 37 We. the undersigned Separate School Trustees, having been appointed by the Separate School Board to look over the Assessor's and Collectoz- s rolls, nd a few shght errors, which are as follows: -us .4 .-on - O H. LYON. PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN . on Real Estate at lowest rates. Farmers Notes Dissounted. Collections made in any art of the County. Real estate bought and sold. nvey- ancing in all its branches. Marriage Licenses issued. Ofce;-Ross Bloclk, Dunlop street Barrie. AE- V- RS. ROSS & ARTHUR. Physicians. Surgevns, etc. W. A. Ross. L.R.C.b. Edin,, L.R C.P.. Londun. J. R. Arthur. M.B. Toronto Umversity, L.C.P. and S., Ont. Oices and night re-siuences- Brown's Block, Dunlop stxect, Barrie. Telephone } 77- R. I. F. Pallin . Graduate of Trinity University Toronto, Fe low of Trinity Medical College, Member of the Co.lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Oice and Residence, 18 Owen street. DR. J. c. SMITH, L:TI:S.. Ont., (late of Drs. Harvie & Smith, Orillia.) Oice and residence --corner of Owen and COHIET streets, Barrie. 23-ly DR. PALMER, Surgeon, Eye, Ear, Throat, Nose, 40 College street, Toronto, may be con- sulted at the-Queen's Hotel, Barrie, on Friday, Oct. the nth. from 8 to u a.m,, and the second Friday of every month. M. M. CAMPBELL, Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, etc. Mone to loan. Ofces-Ba.rrie and Stayner. Barne ice-Bank .of Toronto Building, Owen street. 5-ly U1V1|LU nuaa D. a.-namster, aoucuor, Convmancer, etc.. money to loan. _Oices, Bank of Toronto Building. Uwen street. Barne. 48-ly ENNOX. BOYS 8: snows, Bamn.-Q, $1; iton &c. HAUGHTON Lnnnox, W.*A. Boys. .E. Bniowu, ' Barrie. Anliston and Creemore. , Lzuuox 8: Boys, . Elmvale Barrie oge-cog`. Dunlap and Owen sta. Elm- vale oide oppoute Hunt : hotel. Money to loan at Inuu-st ran-A. UIUBINDUN a -IALWA 1 1 , Darnstcrs. nu- taries Public, Solicitors of Supreme Court, etc., Barrie, Ont. Offices in Bank of Toronto Block, No. .lOvlv`en street. Branch oice, Elmvale, McKeggie's oc . _ -. . on '1 an , ,, ,_, Vale omuc uppu at lowest rates. From W. H. Law, calling the atten- tion of the Council to the very un- satisfactory condition of the sewer in connection with lot 4, Gowan street, and saying that his cellar is in danger of loss and damage. To the Town Council :