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0i: motion the Auditors' Report of 'lhe ’l‘l‘ensu'rer‘s Accounts for 1900 Were received and udnpted. On motion the Reeve, Counciiiun Buer and Mr. \V. H. Ciuhine “mnâ€" nppninted a, cmumittee to meet the Legislative Committee in cumpliancu with Mr. Lane‘s request. Dwinsâ€"Longhouseâ€"tlmt the fol- luwing accounts he paid : Andrew McNeil. 1100 lbs. of huy.$6 60 T. F. MoMahuu. printing. etc . . .71 70 Linightmseâ€"Mulluyâ€"that, the trans. pay the fullnwing mud accounts : .luhn \Vutson. grau‘el . . . . . . . . $13 30 “Jaime! inel“ repairing l_‘()':l(i. 2 50 1,1“ ‘ aldition, nearly $800,00011ad been clipped off the public debt. More than 7thisâ€"s-in spite ofthe substantial encour- agement given to all legitimate enter- prises,wllicl] is largely responsible for the splendid progress Canada is mak- ~ing,â€"the increase to the public debt \since 1896 has been far less than in previous years averaging only $1,- 449,000 as against an average in- crease during the eighteen years of management of $6,663,000. , “.0 .\.V“. .Eps :lvary. lvnzllillgrgmrel . .. M. Unrkm-y. levelling grave-l. . . J.J. Calm-Wu, regal” m picks Vaughan council met on March 12. Members present: Messrs. Kirby (reeve), Malloy,l)evins;md Loughouse. Minutes rend and adopted. Petitions were received from J. 0. Steele and '50 others. and from Andrew Lloyd and 58 others asking the council \U reduce. hotel licenses from $130 to $110. The above. petitions were laid waver for furthei consideration. A petition was also presented from Thus. Lane and several others praying the. council to oppose certain legisla- Lion which was about to take place at the present, session of the Ontario House nut-horizng the junction of the .ut‘Ll'UpUllLllll Street Railway with the ,(‘. 1’. kt, thereby making Yonge St. a, trunk line for heavy freight traffic. A petition was presented by Ruhr. Forbes. signed by a, number at mu»- payers, asking to have a. certain por- tion of what is known as Old Yonge St. in the village of ’l‘horuhill closed for public travel. The budget speech delivered in the House of Commons last week by Mr. Fielding, Minister of Finance showed that Canada’s aggregate _ foreign trade increased $59,856,000 last year, the biggest increase in any one year since Confederation. This is the more significant when compar- ed with the rccard of the 18 years of the National Policy ~~-~1878 to 1896â€"â€" wben the grand total of increase was but $66,000,000. The grand total of increase in the foreign trade of Canada in the five years of Liber- al tariff is $157,000,000, or an aver- age of over thirty-one millions of dollars per annum as against an aver. age increase of a little over three million dollars in N. P. (hrs. The Finance Minister also reminded the country that previous years under the «present Liberal Administration had produced surpluses totalling in all over $14,000,000, and he predicted a sur- plus in the present year, ending June next, of $6,000,000 more, making *for five years of Liberal financing (not reckoning 1896-97) surpluses aggregating considerably over tWen- ty million dollars. Another feature oflast year's financial statement was ‘the fact that the national debt had been reduced. This has only occur- ed twice before since Confederationâ€"â€" 'oace in 1871 under Sir Francis Hincks, and again in 1882 under Sir Leonard Tilley. In a young country like Canada where vast public works ' are needed to open up and develop the national resources, where rail- ways, canals, harbors, etc., are neces- sary, and must be aided by large grants from the public funds heavy charges on capital account are to be . expected but in spite of exceptional demands this past year,and in spite of the special call to equip the South Af- rican Contingents, the total expendi- ture had been more than met, and in RICHMOND HILL. Clmu For S ChuL Chm. ‘au Vaughan Council New Advertisements. H. 0. Danny. Imprri Ll Oil On, \tklusuu a; Swizzer -U. Mnsun W. H. Smuv. ‘r to that -Geo. Co THE BUDGET. Hum l!) ‘ ifirruL March 21, 1901 3 83 Re is (1150 still keening ALL KINDS OF T.U"'lI-‘.R n" hand a'lrlin a flaw dawn will be pregare [fig 5513111!“ {CUMBER uf all all kinds 3!. lowest prices. A Patronage solicited : sntxsluction guaranteed The subscriber would resrectfully intimate to tha public that having rebuilt. the choppmg will at And douhlarl its cnpacitv. he will dur [may ehnppmg season and until further notice chnp Monday. \"mlnewluy and Sal- urdny 01 each \\'l‘(‘k. kn NE‘V fiHfiPPBNfi - MELL In these quotations there is :1 soft touch on the enntents of your purse: Lest Comadx-a figs, Hm: Best, bright, Hallowee dates. 6c. 11).; Cleaned Pumas cul'rants, 124_.-c.; Selected Valencia misins 90.: Good prunes, 50.: Pure 2 lbs. Lard, 250. Atkinwm & Switzer. .MIW Mnllayâ€"Lnmghousoâ€"tbat the t-x-eus. pay Henry Rumble $2, fur ZUVlnads vf 'gx-nvel :lb 100. per lueui.~()arrird. Malloyâ€"Devinsâ€"IIn. Ju- urn-xxpny P. S. Gibsun, (.‘r. 1:1. an. l'm- making award under the Dimlu-s and \Vater- com-ses Act, lot. 14. con. 6.â€":‘:u-I-ivd. Council adjourned tn mth at Lhe Town Hull, Vellm'e, on Tuesday, April 9th, at 10 a. m. “190 The minutes 01' lust ung roml and adopted. Devinsâ€"Boylvâ€"tlizit the pmitiimsnf Messrs. J. 0. 8119919 and Andrew Linyd, requesting that. the amount (if l]UL(‘l licenses be reduced $21), he nut enter- tained as the time has (-lnpsed for making any change for the pi~es~ eut yeur.â€"( harried. Devinsâ€"Mallny~â€"tlint, the Clerk hv instructed Lo notify Mrs. Fox-hes of 'l‘hm'nbill, that. tho council have deâ€" cided [10 pass a liy-lnw, in accui‘dum-P with the” wishes of yulll' pvticimiers asking to have a curtain pm-timi of what is known as Old Ynngu 5441'!”th closed, and establish a new sti-evt lPud- ing to Yunge St. in livu thereof. ilftl'l' the necessary legal proceedings hwve been fully complin \viLh.~Um-i-ivd. Devinsâ€"Lnnghuusu~that. the Clerk be instxucted to mnplny P. S. Gibson (Civil Engineer) to lmmte the Silavcm‘... acrosslutififi, and establish said l'UHd tn town line bwtweoil King and Va ughmi. â€"Uil n-iorl. Members present: Mr. Jas Kirby, reeve; Messrs. Dmmld M. 10y, Isaac Devins, John N. Buyh Daniel C. Longhome coum-iilms The council met, at. the Tuwn on Monday, 18th inst," as a 5' meeting for unfinished bnsimws. Wm. UhaLLe-rley, work . . . . . .. 7 00 John Simpkins, \vm'k . . . . . . l 00 D. \V. Cluhine, wm-k . . . . . l 50 \Vm. Lowers, ln't-aking stone. . . 5 00 “Ha. Chatterley “ 5 ()0 Bylaws were passed appointing Overseers of Highways; dividing Road Division N0. 10 and furning the same into two divisions, and taking part of Int, 43 from Road Diviuiun 81. and adding the same to No. 10: granting a. flu-[hul- 1mm of $500 to S. S. Na. 7. Council adjuurned to meet on Mon- day, March 18. List, of Pathmastm-s to iN' given next week. . - . r) 0’ ~ Bl-rt Rwunnn “ Chas. Husun “ Hem-y Sutton “ \Vm. Dunn “ “'11). Buddv. work on roads . John HIISOII, Work in pit M. lie-“man, work in piL .. Jns. Husnn, gravel, etc ,. .. Yonge St. Account Wm. Chatterley, wm'k . . . . . John Simpkins, \vm'k ... ... D. \V. Cluhine, wm-k . . . . . \Vm. Lowers, lm-nking stone \Vm. UhnLtel-ley “ "is and doP'LAMVG AND MATCHING oi Ripans Tabules cure bad breath Ripans Tabulea cure headache. Ripans Tabules: tor sour stomach. \ R. Du vies " J. R. \Vilson “ F. Topper “ \V. Muhnnuld “ Pryce Evans “ Wu). Kinm-e “ . Wm. (hum, work in pit A. fl‘hm-nlnrck \Vm. Bishnp, Work on mud Gen. Jarrett, work in pit, David Seed \Vm. “'riu} C. Kitchen. repairing wedges 1). Seed, sharpening picks .. . Joh_n 49-13, b;l_l{lil)g grave]. . . J. A. Mchnuld G. J. Luwrie Henry Marsh. . thuhle-Jml.g1-nvvl 0. Harvey, rennin-in: wid Seed “ . 'm. \Vright ” . . J. Luwn’e. repairing road J. Luwriu, gravel .. .. . . u-ry Graham, hauling gm REAP} JIS n-nnam, nuunng gm“ h]9,h2ll.gl':l\‘cl accuunb 'vey. repairing culvert Buddy, huuling gravel 1) Hall special the Mal- and 16 21 30 2'). " . 7 Yd“ \1 \l‘jlfll . ‘cou , “(‘1 nmavmlrepu tier- \ able weekly; for ('xpmmes; st ', commission; {'I-‘S- I F‘thpse mu | Dan; HuU: 10 00 37 37 81 90 01 U!) (N) 12 l ‘ mg“ fizfifléflg; ' 2 $1.00 m gamma. t “‘R’I’aflmm 1111ij 1 MSW! “ MEET. 90 50 The Next Sitting of Division Court for N0. 3, Cnunty of York, will he held in the Court Room. MONDAY, APRIL IST, 1907 70 30 Chopping done any day of the week at Half a mile wvst of Richmond Hill village. LINDSEY & VVADSVVORTH. Solicitors for John Bluin and Eliza- beth Bluin, Executor and Executx‘ix of the said StewarbBlain, Deceased. of thir claims, a statement of their ac- counts and nature of the securities, if any, held by them. And further take notice that after such last mentioned date the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the. said de- ceased among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which they then shall have notice and that the said executors will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person or persons of whose name. notice shall not have been received by them at the time of said distribution. 1)"th the 26th day of February. A. D. 1901. 36-4 .Nntrice is hereby given pursuant to the RtWiseCl Statutes of Ontaiin, 1897. Chapter 129, that all creditors and Others having claims against the estate (4’ the said Stewart Blain whu died on or almut the Sixth day Of February, A. D. 1901, are required on or before the Eighteenth clay nf April, A. l). 1901. to send by post prepaid or deliver to Messrs. Lindsey S; “'adswm-th, of the Freeth Building in the City of Toronto, Solicitors for John Blain and Elizabeth Blain, ‘~the Executor and Executrix named in the last. will and testament (if the said deceased. their christian and surnames and addresses and descriptions, the full particulars of thir claims, a statement of their ac- I.aLe¢.»€ the Village of. Newton Brook in the Cmmty 0f Yul-k, Gentle- man, Deceased. On tum-{gage at reasonable interest. ED‘VNARD GALLANOUGH. The Great English . - Sold and recommended by $3. druggists'in Canada. On) reli able medicine diacovere . Si: '3 ‘ ‘ 4‘ fxzckagcs guarantecd to cure :1! terms of Sexua Weakness. all ofl‘ects of abusr or excess, Mental Worry. Excessive use of To bucco. Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receip‘ of price, one ackage $1. 51x. $5. One will pleasc mmy cage. impylgts tree to my qddregs.’ t9 \Vnod'a Phosphodineis sold in Bic‘nmono Hill by W. A. SmxdersonDruggxst. mam“ an”. IC Faufi Practical Watchmaker Jerry Smith, ‘ Sometimvs Very little and snmetinms :“grant (19:11." Very often you [my a high prim fur lll'(i(71(’S just. hvcuusz' they m'u bought from a wealthy firm. They buy fmm the same _m:mufuc- tux-01's as tithe-rs of smullvr capital and because they n5]; :1 high px'iu- for their gnmls yuu may think you mt- rem-iv- iug butter \ullw. A If you are in need of a good watt'h I will he plc-nsml to show yuu so m- lino. fully ijvllvd nmvmm-ms “Nah I am selling: for what they are \vm-th :mil in) mom A written guarantee givvn with mick Watvh. Mum-y rcl‘untlpd :I' lilis:itisf;uv$'i-Iry. I am )‘ory (‘arvful what. g-lnse of watches 1 slem- thvy make the name. W \NTHDâ€"(lunuble. reliable nersou in every mn'vv m represvnclm‘a'e company of solid fl- Im-MIrupnmtmn; 79:36 Pnhl‘y per year uny- )le weekly; #3 per day absolutely sure and all :pmmes; straight. boner-this, definite salary, no nmnism’ou; sularv Dmd each Saturday and (I‘v‘l‘fle mnnav "(figured eavh weak. HTAN~ AH) HUUSE,.‘H Dmnxous, ST, CHICAGO. Money to Loan ST <WART BLAII‘ MAGER’S MILL, Pfiw§w¢¥§p§ Wagâ€"@554ese5 izm man or woman tn k Imvk after um- grow- ing business in this and adjoin- ing Counties; tn not as Manager and Correspondent: wm-k can he done at. your home. Enclose SE‘Ifâ€"flddI'K‘SSl'd. stumpvd Pln'vlnpe for particulars [0 H. A. Sher- mzm. (‘wneml Manager, Cox-unr- an Building, opposite United States Treasury, VV'ashingtnn, D. C. 374 RICHMOND HILL, _ON__ In the matter of the estate of GHGPPING )ommencinq at 10 a. m. Efi Tie WESJ'CSninni, Winfif,V6t-fll T. F‘. MCMAHON CLERK f- Wooa's Phosphodineg YEARLY to Christ- fl 24-1â€"3 Thornhill. 5m JACOB EYER & SON With Roller and Ball Bearings, Light Draft, easily mani- pulated, manufactured by the largest manu- factures of harvesting machlnery in the world. C. REASON, Forks, Spapes and all kinds of Gar- den Tools. All sizes of Pails, from Io cents up ; Miik P and everything in the tinwarc line. for th Trade ; Also pair '7 V” '" ,legular 3452.00. WELKENE How about that pair of boots that you need to Withstand the spring slush .0 We can suit your ideasyour feet and your purse. SpeeiaL-Men’s Heavy “King” lace boot $1.95 166 and 168 King St. East, 3 doors west of George Street, Toronto DEERENG IDEAL BENDER Richmond Em Ea. Stoves of all makes. Hardware ot all kinds. Eavetroughing, 2'1} sizus and prices. Repairing of all kinds in the Ti RICHMOND HII WELKENS & 00.. FOIK SALE B37 aices Cheap for C 4 Pnrng Manure Fox-ks, only 500. Long Handle Round Points-d shov- els. usually sold for 75c. our price only 500. Ground Oyster shell makes the htan lay. No person having fowl Shotde be withnut it. 20 lbs. for 2.3a. Has For Sale BAELEY. MAPLE E Coupon at our stone on or before Tuesday. 26 inst, Wit}. receive 12 1â€"2 per cent discount on all cash pur- l chase of footwear. No. 12. Any customer presenting this Richmond Hill )flfiéfil. 4W, Inf/fl l‘ 7(,';a../44¢I$' 1' mi- , [[l'// -. W ms , Lreamens DUE-2' '1 ware line.