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VOL. XVI. 6“! .',,’ . H “ oils: gum; IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING AT RICHMOND HILL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1â€"1, 1893. “Kan-w. .. or. TEE FY. NOTA RY PUBLIC, HIGH COURT OF jUSTICE, &c. ~ .9 ;. 4' ' l’HELIBERALPRlMTlNGKsPUBLlSHlNGHUUSE Issuer 0* Ma.11age 1110911593 RICHMOND HILL, ONT. RICHMOND HILL POST OFFICE. . '1‘. F. McMAHON. git. gall. onlluumtgh. Em'ror. & PROPRIETOE. BUSINESS CARDS. all N? in: 1. DR; LANGSTAFF. RICHMOND HILL. GE‘FICE Homes filo “imam; 6:983:33. 9,, mm one. MAPLE. EEG. .3. hhliGSTllE‘F, M.B., THORNHILL, Graduute Toronto University. Member College thaiclahs and Eur-gums, lint, two vents As- snâ€"ltaut Surgeon Boron to General Hospital. Residenceâ€"Two doors north of post office. Tel- ephone cnmullmn-ation by private line with all outstanding places. Office hoursâ€"8 to 10 a. n1. 1 to 2 p- 72!. OFFICE HOERS 8 to 10 a. m.; mm 6 to 8 p. m. A G FLAWRENCE W S UmuxsT-m, L L B JJ DREW LAWRENCE, DRMISTON & DREW Barristers, Solicitors, 85:. Toronto Officeâ€"N31 Richmond Hill Saturday. .5 Toronto Street. Office open every _,_,_. MONEY Til LOAN AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES J. R MILLER E. J. B. DUNCAN .Mmoge e flowcewg BARBXSI‘F'IS, SOLICITORS AND NOTAIUES. Toronto Officeâ€"34 B -nla of Commerce Buil.lmgs,19 King Street West. Thornhill Officev- Post Office every ‘ch- nesday from 10 to 12 a. m, Richmond H:ll Officeâ€" Post Office every Wednesday from x-to 4 p.31. Collections in City and Couch-v promptly attended‘to. Money Loloun 6.5. s. LINDSEY LYON Lmnsn‘r Jorm w. mums. ‘ LillliSEY, Lllll‘e’li‘l’ 85 EVANS. Barristers, S )lllill’rlra', Notaries and (lonvoyaucei‘s. PaciflchuildiugS, 23 Scott St, Toronto. ' Telephoue 2084 Mon ey to Loan initial. vfirrgcrceo gm, 051‘.» by Br. A. Robinson. BURG EON DENTIBT_ Aurora 19t,8th,16th,nud 2"an 0! each month Richmond. Hill ..... llbh uni-l L‘x'lh do (at. the Palmer House) Wmll‘villa .. do . urkhu'n ‘Aotli do Victoria. Square .. ' do Tnoruhill, Walker House do \Vou'lbriflrp - rlo Kleinburg . ...2'B'.h do bletou..,...... .3llt-h do Vttalized :‘J‘r always on lmurl zit appointments Works. like u. (:lllhl‘lll Free from unin. Adar-Jo; A ROBINSON L,l).S.. Antoni Out. v. ROGERS, llENTlSl, .-\ libl' (lulll'. ' wt of l)ill‘k.llll€ station. over \V. store. :2 mr of Queen mill IVOZ‘IliC'f/I‘: Avenue, TOhONTO l l TEQRNEILL, ONT, Veterinary Surgeon, Gold Medalist of the Ontario Veterinary College Toronto. Will visit Richmond Hill Wednesday and Sutur~ (lay afternoon of each Week. Day or night. calls promptly attended to. A full supply of medicines conslntlyou Luna. llâ€"l-‘luios. Salem Erkmvm Licenseu Auctimwer for the Counties of York Untm-io and PCP-l. Goods Bolt] On consignment Gennmlsules 0 stock, em. promptly attended to at reason: ole rates. 1’. 0. address. U NIONVILLIL'. . :zmvs fl). S‘mkcs. Licenseul Auctioneer for the County of York, rec cheerfully snlicitr. your patronage and friendly influence. soles attended on the slortent notice (ml :1 reusouul-emtee. P.O.u.«luxcss King LAT. Saigeon. Licenserlmictivneer for the County of York. Sales attended tum; shortest native and at roa- Sonalile rutew. l’utronagc solicited. Residence Maple J .I .~ LIIâ€"Ila“, Licensed Auctioneer for the County 0! York. Govern] sales of implant) ts, furniture. standing timber. etc, atte‘mlbrl on the shortest notice Mill at memorable rates. . “truck sales a. sporinllry. Patronage solicited. P; 0. address Uniom'illc. -_._ - Tooewumo fierce, THOS. HUGHES, Prop. Fine Wines, Liquors ard Cigars. Every m‘r‘omn’lndatinu «travellers. First-class staining and en attentive hustler. E7 Lemon”. lggnflfig fit’l‘ifi‘lfiflw 158 Ema STREET EAST. Toncx'ro Evcrv accommodation to guestn. “Board, :51. her day THE PALMER HoUSE RICHMOND HILL. Thisfine hotel is fitted up with 2111 the modern appliances for health and comfort. Best. brandrl ol‘ liquors unxl cigars: Sample rooms for com- mell'iitl travellers. ’Busses meet ull trains. Rates 31.00 per day. JOHN KELL Y, Pronrictor. recliner Heart. MAPLE Having refitted the above house Ion) prepared to turn sh the bestuccommoduiion to boarders and the Stevelliug public. Rest. brands of Liquors and Cigars. Excellent stabling mm efficient hustlers. Sample rooms for commercial men. First-clues Livery in con- neutron. WM. RICHARDSON, Proprietor Nov 264.31 ”ills-s E. Humor, DRESS ‘ MAKER, RICHMOND HILL. ,WRIGHT BROS, [in d ire-Ink 01's (it Em law “in t-rs, Faninm‘al Furnishings Always on “an"? AURORA BRANCH . -â€"â€"o~» SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Sumnof one dollar and upwards received on deposit and interest allmi ml thereon from date of deposit to WthdXBAHLl- Special arrangement" can he made for large sums left on «lullnfilt. NOTES DISCOUNTED. General Bankinu Business Done. Banking Umce, Yongo Street. Aurora. 0 AL BA BCLIFFE, Manager. Sale notes cashed or taken for collection. l l Public Meeting. Pursuant to a notice by hand bills a meeting of the rate-payers of the village of Richmond Hill was held in the Council Chamber on Monday evening, the 11th inst., fur the purpose of taking into consideration the advisability of estab- lishing a Weekly Market in this place. The following Were muting those present: Messrs. W. H. Pugeley, J. Palmer, Wm. Atkinson, J Mortsou, T. Palmer, N. Chapman, J. H. Sanderson, J. Brownlee, W. Harrison, C. Mason, F. McCumighy, M. Boyle, C. McLean, U. Mchnaghy, Jay Sanderson, J. Swilmr, T. F. McMahon, W. Class, \V. Sanderson, A. Powell, B. Redditt, \V. Vaudeburg, \Vlll D. Atkinson, A. Moodie and H. A. Nicholle. On motion Mr. Pugsley was appointed chairman of the meeting and Mnl‘licholls acted as SeCZ‘Ellll‘y. The chairman stated the object of the meeting, gave his views relative to a market and asked those present to ex- press an opinion with reference (.0 the matter. Mr. J. H. Sanderson gave several llleallCK'b which came under his notice while travelling in the Western part. of the prm'iuCe. In almost every case the market proved one of the principal draw- ing cmds to the places mentioned. Mr. Hmrismi, Mr. Atkinson and others also expressed themselves as hav- ing confidence that a weekly market, if patronized would be beneficial to the citizens And to the farmers in the sur- rounding neighborhoods. There is a wind territory to draw from, and many farmers Would Seldom go to the city if they c'ould sell their poultry and other produce for cash here. On motion of Mr. Atkinson seconded by Mr. Palmer it was decided to have a market on the ‘Vednesdcy bciure Christ- mas, December 20th. On motion of Mr. Palmer, seconded by Mr. Atkinson, it was decided to hold the first market in the Lorne Hall. 01! motion of Mr. Sanderson, seconded hy Mr. Boyle, it was decided to ask the Village Council. to meet any expense in the holding of the first market. On motion ol Mr. Redditt, seconded by W. Sanderson, Messrs. J. H. Sunder son, ILA. Nicholle, W. Atkinson, J. Palmer, and W. H. Pugsley were ap pointed a committee to adVerLise the market and make the necessary arrange- meme. On motion of T. Fllchiallonfieconded by J. Palmer. the following were ap- pointed a. Committee to solicit prizes for the first market, viz. : J. Swilzer, J Mortsuu, 0. Mason. The meeting adjourned â€"â€"â€"-â€"‘I& English Spaviu Liniment removes all hard, soft or calluused Lumps and Blem- iehee from llUl'SEh, Blond Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles, Spruins, Sore and SWOllellTllr()ktt,01lllgll8, elc. Sure 850 by use of one bottle. For sale'by W. A. Sanderson. .â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"o.o Temperance Hall. The plebiscite meetings were continued in the Temperance Hull last. evening, (ev. \Veell \' Dean being the chief spunk» er. M r. Wm Aiklllsnll occupied the chair. The address was full of “facts for voters.” and the only drawback was that. too small u number of voters was iireauilt to lieul‘ the effective arguments. The speaker chimed that temperance men should not be bound to either party, but should Vote In! those represent-(mks who pledged themselves to throw the r in- fluence in favor of prohibition. The premier of this provnice was recorded as saying that ll'llev lourths of the crime was attributed to strong drink, therefore he had faith in that gentleman (hung all in his power in suppress the evil, If the plebiscite lo curllell by a awwhuig ma.- jurity so ilb in show the populnr will of the people, he lJ"ll(“\8Kl that a stringent. law could he vllluruMl. He gave Neal Dow and other authorities In Maine to show that Pl'ufilblllllll was if sum-cal In that stat-.4 af'u-i' n ll‘lul of 3‘.) yvm's. Rev. Mr. Dunn tellâ€"red to the trunnion til revenue, the barley question, llflfl ttmh’ up general ofhi-r practieil points, which luck of §IIHC€ prevents our mentioning. Rev. Dr 1)t'l'CI\E|l folluwul in a low reiilarka which iwnt h‘llUW lll‘it. the llceum. system was Lllfxlnll)’ wrong, there- fore. should br abolished. It is expected the speaker next \Ved- [n lieedny evening will be Rev. J. A. Univ lap, ul‘ Sherwood. â€"â€"¢â€"~4..>.- 7â€" The Saturday Edith-n of the 'l'l-runto Daily Pilaf] )5 :i lieuulilnl piper lull of llltl‘s of the world and bprClle ni‘tmlvs of were”, to men. Willlllfll mm children. The \Vuuwu’s Kingdom Department, ed- lled by “Kit." is the bright-set in Amwâ€" izm. 'l‘he Flaiueur and Boys: and. Girls are lmth very popular depnitnients. There are over $250.00 worth Ml Cllu“ll\'- ings in each issue of The Saturday llIliil. You sl‘ould hm"- it. Two Dullnrs a year. Address, The Mull. Toronto, Canada. l Vaughan Uouncil The Municipal Council of the township of Vaughan met at the Town Hall on Tuesday, the 12th day of December, A. D. 1893, at I0 a. m. The reeve in the chair. Members present : Messrs. High, Arnold, Bxysoh and Stevenson. The minutes of last meeting were read and on motion a Moved by Mr. High, seconded b pproved. y Mr. Stevenson, That the treasurer he and IS hereby authorized to pay the follow-â€" mg claims for sheep killed by dog or dogs, being two-thirds their value : To M. Dufi'y, for 1 lamb killed “ John Bone, for 1 sheep kill Moved by Mr. Brvson, seconded ing accounts: To J. J. Cameron, fnr taking (2 ing road accounts : Diwtrict No. 1â€" To Isaac Renmzm, for G9 loads “ Wm, Wright, for iron work ” H. Rumble, for ‘2], loads of ‘l u road plane f€ District. No. 2â€"â€" To Geo. Elliott, for 23 loads 0 " Geo. Topper, for 5!) loads 0 on town line J. Burkholder.......... District No. 3â€" ’l‘u Wm. Knight, for tongue in It ) v “ Neil Black,fnr Work with m f‘ \4 That Mr. To Charles Nixonâ€" Frank Gardner, 1 dog, left the Thomas Mulduon, (lug killed ‘Vllllalll \Valker, dot: killed. George Laur, dog killed .. Dawd Blouzh, dug killed... Isaac Renman, dog killed... George Ream-an, n0 (in-.1 . . . Frank Robinson, no dug Win. McDozig-all, error in assessment Null McLean, error in assessment . Moved by Mr. Arnold, seconded ion] Nos. 3 and 5 James Neil, for 48 loads of gravel for Division 6... S. C. Snider, for repairing 2 bridges and repairs to Robert Watson, for 230 loads of 2 load . . . “ John Watson, repairs to bridge on 4th eon . “ Robert Watson, hr 31 loads of gravel...... . “ Robt. Watson, 491nm}: of gravel at 10c. per load... “ Geo. Topper, for 35 loads of gruvel at 10¢. per load (one half charged to Y Edward Sharon, 1 (log left the township ...... Robert McC/itl‘l‘ey, 1 dog, left the township.... . u... .......S 3 00 5 66 -â€"Carried. ed . . . .u........ by Mr. High, That the treasurer be and is hereby authorized to pay the follow- arc of hall..................$16 00 “ Peter S. Gibson, P. L. 8., for services up to Nov.3 15 0 “ Education Department for Copy of School Law..... “ Hart. & Riddell, for poll books and papers for Municipal Election . 60 5 02 â€"Carried. . ...........-u....... . . . . Moved by Mr. Bryson, seconded by Mr. Stevenson, That the treasurer be and is hereby authorized to pay the follow- of gravel for road divis- for pile driver gravel for Division 16.. 90 25 10 8O 09 aliwclcz 85 ravel at 10c. per 00 5O 10 N) WHO) 4‘ 30 90 90 E gravel at 10c per load fgravel at 10¢. per load thorn? wk) 25 00 00 00 road scraper “unnun icliurd Atkinson, for building culvert and haulâ€" ing material opposite l-xt ‘28, can. 11....... “ Peter Wurdluw, for repairing culvert on aideroad. . an and teams on con 10 “ John Watson, for repairing bridge on 4th con. lots 25 and 26 150 â€"Carrieâ€"d. Moved by Mr. High, seconded by Mr. Arnold, . Nixon and Mr. Geo. Arnold, Collectors for Divisions Nos. I and 2, have the time extended until the ist of january, 1894., for collecting the balance of taxes for the current year.-â€"Carried. Moved by Mr. Bryson, seconded by Mr. High, '1 hat the treasurer be and is hereby authorized to refund the fol- lowing amounts to the undermentioned collector: ...S ,. township nun... Hos-III. ...... .- H-JL-‘bâ€"llâ€"AHHHHHH ‘20 â€"-Carried. by Mr. High, That the treasurer refund the following amount to the undermen- tioned collector : To George Arnoldâ€" Etlwurd Button, dog killed \Villiam Mullen, dug killed. . John Culhmn, dug: killed olll~§0 “'m McUillivruy, (log killed .. John Drummond John Mainprize, dug'll'llled Jmnes Brown, dog killed ..... Junie-.5 Dubson, bitch killed James Armstrong, statute labor . By-Law No. 618 was then passed appointing Deputy OfliCers as follows : For Pulling Sub-Diviaion No. (s n it u H .4 i( u u u .( H The Counml then adjourned unt ber next, to meet at lo a. m., at th The undersigned huu u young Fox. Iln'md Whit-h rumours to llll\'0 stlziyml from .t> owner. 'llle owner may ll.Lve lliln hv grow-nu, property :lll'l paving ”rumba '14-! M. BASED“. Richmond Hill. FOR SALE- CHEAPE As the “llllm‘ .igni- l mm‘ “snow of the molarâ€" lllCllllleL‘ll; {ml the mouth f~llc is pl‘t'lli film-Hp. Anions; other useful lll’ u-m: ow: :5 n‘m « n 1)\)Ill's, 1 Storm llnui, l' Mn u' l‘ul ls, l mu 'l‘ublo_ tai'YCl‘iLl feet (ll lll'\" l Sim .m ill. llJoublo ll; stead. l \im-lf Huml t»! IS Nita ...ll limL-i. . ‘.\‘ liliIl-ll‘ll. Urchin-mu Hill. 1 TO 1 00 . 1 00 1 [l0 .. 1 00 . .. ........ 2 00 . . . ..... .. 50 â€"Carriecl.- Returning 1.â€"L\V. H. Clubiue. ‘J. ~Peter Bassingthivaite. 3.â€"~Fr:ml{ Smith. 4,â€"Leeds Richardson. 5.-â€"Edwurd Jarrett. 0 ~ltoger Harvey. 7.â€"Heury Creighton. 8.â€"~ls:inc Davina. il Friday, the 15th (lay of Decem- e Clerk‘s Office, Richmond Hill. I. M. LAWRENCE, Clerk .TSKATERS I The Richmond Hill Skating [link will be open to simian: cu MONDAY, VVE DNE SDAY, SAT URDAY From 713-7 to ill n. m, «luring tlie sea-non. We: in and cumfortublo run 12;; rmms. fur ladioa and gentlemen. Allllll mm In routs; Children 5 cents, beacon L'cliet: niny lm lied on spin." “OH to the cui'etnkol‘. .llr. Jilllll‘fi Brownies. l l