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THE INDEPENDENT T Deposit Receipt Departmentâ€"Special arâ€" rangements can be maude for large sums left on deposit for stated periods. A general banking business transacted. Drafts issued and payablo in all parts of Canada, United States and Great Britain.~ néiEs'Ei‘EEé lowest current rate of interest. Sale notes and ordinary notes collected promptly, No charge madeif notes are not eolleected. f > Savinas Bank Dep‘t. Sums of $l and up wards receivea on aepusit &n this department and interest allowed at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, from date of deposit to date of withdrawal, and comâ€" pounded hbhalt yearly. (Abe AND ADVERTISER, OFFICIALGCGRGAN OF THE PATRONS COF INDUSTRY The Independent will be furnished to sub gribers on the followingreasonable terms:â€" One year..:.............,... . $1.00 NIx Mouths,.................. 850 Authorized Capital ... Paid Up Capital..... HAMILTON BRANCH, COR. KING & HUGHSON in the court room St. Catharines, before arbiters Judge Benson, of Cobourg, chairman: W. McCleary. M.PP., for county, and Dr. L. Oille, for the city. Mr. J. C RBRykert, Q. C.. appeared for the county councillors. Clark, Kew McMurchy and Warden Shirton were present. uts a T sc s L1 Uf. The arbitration between the county ofLincalkx\ and the city of St. Catharâ€" ines coimmented T hursdayâ€"Nov. 27,"91, 1HE TRADERS‘ BANK The Dispute Between the City and County Coming to a Climax,. YOL. NII. NO 17 § City Solicitor Macdonald and Mr. Brenuan sppeared for the city. Alds. McGuire and Cuff were also present. The matter in question is to decide as to the apportionment of the cost of maintenance of justice, the jail, rent of eourtâ€"house, rent and use of registry of. fice, and some smaller matters. Mr. Rykert, after covering the ground of the arbitrations of 1876 and 1881, and the appeal case, argued that assessâ€" ment should be the basis of considering the award, instead of population, and also claimed compensation from the city for use of court house, etc. Payable invariably in advance. Mr. Macdonald per contra, contended for populatior as the basis of award. He also claimed that the city was not liable for the use of the jail for. lodging of prisoners, nor for use of the registry office, as the sums returned to the counâ€" ty by the registrar paid for its maintenâ€" ance. The best part of Friday morning was taken up with an examination of the jail books for the purpose of showing how many persons were committed for indictable and other offences and to show more particularly how many were comâ€" mitted by the city and how many by the county. Advances made to Farmers on their own 'â€"'I:l;'é'figures submitted will be still further considered by. the arbitrators this evening. j The first witness called was W. A. Mittlcberger, city treasurer, who was examined with a view of showing what payments were made by the city in which the county was either interested or banefitted, such as payments to the hospital, jail, etc. f Published Every Thursday. A number of moneyed men in Hamilâ€" ton bave a project on hand to build a line from Hamilton to Beamsville, to be run by electricity on the trolley plan. They propose that the new line shall be run from the H. & D. terminus on Ferâ€" guson avenue, along Main street, until (Incorporated by Act of Parliament.} SINGLE COPIES THREE CENTS OPFP CaA2NADA. on KÂ¥ ~۩I e o Cxp s 6w Je i( 3 sw f Tam â€" XX s Ex $ the B t Wl ¢ uns emaga: 16 6 on w K bursd & Mok s j4g e# Bs “?}J s ns $ i Es ‘ s e ts Nes t iC d Bm vg A $ 3 M a hss 3 e y g T â€"â€"<6. ay! w oJ taZ y3 iong yax Pss3 Ran s x B P & h us t Ssd 5w9 w\ Proposed Electric Railway. JAS. A. LIVINGSTON, arimsBy, ONT. SEEEING AN AWARD STUART STRATHY, Manager. Published by $1,000 000 . 600,000 Devoted to the 3%"61' place ‘and your paper became the county official paper, we have had the pleasure of visiting some of the suborâ€" dinate associations and all seem well pleased with the arrangements, The \county secretary has promised to furnâ€" isk you with the list of secretaries as fast as reported to him by the organizers and we trust each association will give encouragement by sending in a good list of subscribers besides a regular comâ€" munication each week, for a knowledge of each association in the county will be of untold usefulnesgs in the rise and proâ€" eress of this organization. Mr. Myles is the chief mover. Such a road will be twentyâ€"two miles in length and would cost $175,000. Of this aâ€" mount Mr. Myles expects the city to subscribe $25,000 by bonus, and half the remainder has already been subâ€" scribed. The road will be rtun with electricity brought from a plant situated at the waste wiers of the Welland canal The line has been surveyed by Mr. Bell and runs along Main street to the delta, and dae east from there until it touches the stone road again at the tollâ€"gate east of Stony Creek; thence it will follow the road to a point opposite Grimsby Park and then turn north. *"The line if built, will tap the great fruit district down east," said Mr. Myles toâ€"day, "and will bring in trade from points ovâ€" er the mountain such as Smithville, Tapleytown and other points." The electric car will be on the Trolley system such as those used in Ottawa and Bufâ€" falo, and about twelve ‘trains a day will be run. Four fruit trains will probably be run dirccet to the Toronto boats durâ€" ing the fruit season. The charter has not yet been obtained, but Mr. Myles is confident of the success of his scheme. tricity, this objection is removed, The teeling in favor of the road is strong, and as soon as the company is formed the project will be pushed through. It is said that the Hamilton Steamboat Company may be interested, aud in this way Torouto will be connected with the great fruitâ€"gcrowing district. Fditor Independent it joins the county road at the Saltfleet line, which it will follow to Beamsville. The places touched would be Beamsâ€" ville, Stoney Creek, Winona, Grimsby, Grimsby Park and Beamsville, in ad dition to being contiguous to Smithville, Tapleytown, Elfrida and Tweedside. The scheme has been talked of before, but the use of ordinary engines has blocked it. _ Now, with the use of elecâ€" 3 Independence association met as usual on Friday evening and notwithstanding the heayy snow storm the house was literally packed, which speaks for itself. The interest taken in our literary is in no wise abating but each evening brings out something new. . Our little friends were with us last evening and assisted us with songs, recitations, diaâ€" logues, ete. Their selections were of a very high standard, calling for artistic demeanor, which was fully carried out. The destinies of our country must soon fall on the rising generation and there is no doubt but the young people of the rural districts will be ready to take any position assigned to them, Still the fact should not be lost sight of by any patron that this is an age of progress and those who stand stillfmust soon fall behind ; that curporate bodies do now exist under a pretext of raising the standard of education in Ontario, while in reality it is only to create a monopoly and a direct barrier to most of the farmers‘ sons and daughters wishâ€" ing to study a profession, hencee our young people are compelled to seek homes in foreign lands, while we in reâ€" turn are called on to assist immigration. Let us see that such evils are cancelled from our statute. _ While we are willing to extend every courtesy to those who may seek a home with us, let us have Canada for Canada‘s sons and daughâ€" ters, and not drive the enterprising young people away, but of this more anon. ‘ Gent‘s striped . blazers,. white flannel| jacket8, white and fancy vests and outing ‘ sashes at Treble‘s, corner King and James | Sts., Hamilton. f The Patrons of Industry. *‘ WiIrEcox, Nov. 30, ‘91 GRIMSBY, BEAMSVILLE, AND SMITHVILLE, TBURSHAY, TICH AND ADVERTISER. W. S. Moor®, Interests of the Farmer, Fruitâ€"Grower, and Business Man. apigergen=â€"~ Ew ~~~~ B \ They d & it o © 3 CC fe hap a Nes s t 0 Wo Pn CS , e M C Shs cA %k"(' C k Td 9 ie d CA t e DC Mig S y i s het 8 n 3 £ & % <#s $ & 5 N S 34 P is Prke S s & + (B se ho a 4. 4 a. ; o h $6. g’ f 9e A Miks E s )1 35 ( Eo 63 bat tX Ry: i j B 4 FS j fls s f ( A Â¥#4: 2 \<The White Star steamer Majestic has just made the voyage from Queenston to New York in 5 days, 20 hours, 20 min. Dates have been set for Nova Scotian election cases that it was sought to voil by reascn of the expiration of the timg T AHIS stated that the recent massactos in China are the outcome of a formid able revolutionary movement. . An as, sault pn Pekin is threa tengilyâ€" "Za gâ€":-vml # S nerany_"}&nfllflrfl‘ stand that if Blaine will acceptâ€"tlte pom« ination for president at Minnaapolg he. is to get it. â€" Failing him, Harrisonywill be put up for a second term. 1 Hon. J. A. Ch=pleau addresselt a meeting last Saturday evening in Pmv.â€" meclDd; idence, NapPANEE, Ont., Nov. Edna Percy, a very préet complished resident of / tl daughter of the late Johr A public school teacher in Kansas claims to have discovered chemicals that will produce rain every time.}.>" | The outlook for peace in Europe is now regarded to be as bright as it was dismal a week or two ago. Chemist and Druggist, 50 King Street Wost, Hamilton, Ont. } The Grand Troumk railway will do its own express business after the first of January next. 4 _ Athadon. by Matadon, trotted a mile in 2:28% at Stockton, Cal., securing the yearling stallion record. §3 Removes all kinds of hard and soft corns. warts, etc., without pain or annoyance. it is safe, sure and effectual remedy and there is no corn existing it wiil not cure, deâ€" stroying every root and branch. Once used will never be regretted. Refuse all substitutes. Full direcâ€" tions with each bottle. Price 250. d base‘s Loxpox, Nov, 25.â€"Edmund Yé.tes\ cables: "I have reason to believe th@h Lord Stanley of Preston intends to reâ€" sign his appointment as Governorâ€"Genâ€" eral of Canada next spring, but it is nct true that he is to follow the steps of Lord . Dufferin and Lord Lansdowne and proceed from Ottawa to Caleutta, [tis certain, in spite of quasiâ€"official contradiotion, that Lord Lansdowne . will return home next near, so that both India and Canada wil. be for the secâ€" ond time at Lord Salisbury‘s disposal," K. SPENCER CASE Py eepu sn 9 & KB & tA l haJ icwpgt j # (2 Cxeca CmSP a 3 She Changed Her Mind. CORNS News lItems. CORNG PREP CGor: A V RED BY i i8 7 § oi AA C 1 CA 2A Cmm i B S \% oo TAP J wFR Cure A full stock of common, gem, bolt, ginish, hubbard, military. _ Bit and rol r&naps have arrived. This makes the rgest variety and best stock in Canada. weemuremronmumsam on mmemnemrourmzn DW ETD °C MILLS & CO., 94 JOHN ST. SOUTH, . 36 KING 8T. W RET, CLAMITLTON t m m £ d f & a Oe a 6 is [ a i9 t 5 t o E tod 1 ty s 5 1 5, Â¥4 B 4 Exd We in 4 tb 46 CS o §3 SMITH‘S CLOTHING MANUFRCTORY 19L YuUIOoU1H C afmrouvsenese, SMITH‘S UNTEARABEBLE OV ERCOATS OQOVERCOATS OVERCOATS Only $1. [FEF 3, 1891 "~"~ w *%’ t ; e If > Co o f’;{' CA fi:\,x'} ue M 2A P3 es _ s s s K Pss t\ tss , i ty ze N3 bue . the s 4J d Ne3 PA C ‘;{.&; ,:f{ f I en 4 ue mstio mndic: cce codlu] imumnnenroune Nok seles elened h w NY ; orth in Carada. HAMILTON, â€" ONT We have just received a large asgâ€" sortment of solid silver, in tea spoons, sugar spoons, cream ‘ladles, tea strainâ€" ers, salad spoons, salad forks,â€" cheese scoops, oyster3 forks, fish knives, jelly spoons, orange spoons, asparagus forks, etc. No trouble to show stock. SOLID SILVER CoOoms arks & a 2C ar. OXE DOLLAR PER YEAR ((% |’/([(: (fa \@ ‘»‘."»j\&f{f?‘ai‘-»_x;,‘_{_, n@' :*;‘5 }!“. ‘ n““ U -,:. l‘,‘ M K3