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Mr. T. H. Lennox, M.P.P. for North York, has introduced a bill in the On- tario Legislature to amend the Ontario Railway Act by allowing municipal- ities to apply to the Ontario Railway and Municipal Board for aconnection between two railways. At present only either company can apply. The immediate object of the bill is to per- mit the County of York to apply for a connection between the Metropolitan and the Toronto Railway Company's lines at North Toronto. The bill should be allowed to pass and become law. At present, citizens at Simon, Newmarket, Aurora, Rich- mond Hill, and all places along the line can only shiptheir produce or any kind of freight as far as the C._P.R. crossing. If travellers want to fake a trunk with them thev must hunt up a teamster at the C.P.R. crossing and have it; taken to the Union Station, and run the risk of losing their train. Jr. IV.â€"Juhn McCague. 383; Heher McCague. 365; Ruth Hoover, 350; Elsie Dunnr, 350: Eva. Conner, 348; Fred Cusgx-ove, 340; Harry Jones, 317; Ervie Hunt, 192. And what are the reasons given for not having a connection betWeen the Metropolitan and the Toronto Ccm- pany’s lines? Toronto says the Metropolitan may enter the city and run its cars to the market or to the Union Station till the year 1921, after which date the Metropolitan may be told to cease operations 'in the city, as Toronto may then take over the Street Railway and run it as a muni- cipal institution. And while the Company and the City Council are squabbling over their differences the farmers and other citi- zens in me County of York are suffer- ing for want; of an entrance into the city. But the city says we have only ll’more years to wait, and then we shall be given the required accommo- dation. Surely, patience is a virtue. 3173;111:0111) HILL, Own. MARCH 10, 1910 The Metiopol itan cannot be blamed very much for declining such an offer. The iatter say they will enter into an agreement with the city on condition that the Metropolitan be allowed to continue running their cars through the city after the year 1921, the price to be paid for the franchise to be settled by arbitration. Report 8.8. No. 4.. Markham, for February. Jr. Pt. II.â€"Nelson Boyntun. 99; Al- bm-t Cuber, 97; Rose. Baker, 88; Mar- gm-et McOngue, 96; Cox-2t \Videman, 93; Rena Baker, 88; Nellie Saunders, :11)- sent; Gladys Leary, absent. Sr. Pt. I.â€"\Vilkie Dickson, 96; Vema Group positiver stopped in 20 min- utes, with Dr. Shonp‘s Urnnp Remedy Une test alone will surely prove this truth. Nu vomiting, no distress. A SM? n m! phasing sympâ€"z’iUc. Sold by \V. A. Sanderson. Sr. TILâ€"Bessie Finley, 297: Ernest, Jones, 271; Douglas Reid, 251: Isaac Nigh,_§§. Jr. _ PL. I.â€"â€"Harvev Unher, Clam Read. Pearl Finlvv, Pearl Bake), \Vil- frid Benny, V’Villie Baker. Tr. III.â€"VVillie Homer, 189; Leopold )(lppexl97. A __ Sr: II.â€"~A11:m Hoover, 191; Alvin Bealty, 183; Frank Thomson, 177; Rus- sel} BQXDHB‘I. 176; Gfimge Rf‘ad. 7175. Sr. Pt. ILâ€"Lor‘ne Jones; 156; Elmer HQI-ner, 147. Sr. Pt. I: FipleyLSE). Jr. ’I'I.â€"â€"Germ‘gé Finféy. 188;'I;five‘lla Fipleg, 175-2; ng-dnn Road, 137. A MUCH NEEDED BILL. THURSDAY, March 10.â€"â€"Fnrm stock, implements, etc., on lot 16, con. 2, West York, the property of the late Wm. Edwards. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms, 7 months. J. H. Prentice, auct. THURSDAY, March 10.â€"-Farm stock, implements, etc., property of A. “1. Simpson, lot 10, con. 8, Vaughan, near Woodhridge. Terms 8 months. Sale at 1 o’clock. Snigeon & Mc- Ewen, aucts. FRIDAY, March 11.â€"Farm sto -k, im- lemer.ts, etc., on lot 26, con. 1, aughan. (Steele’s corner), the prop erty of Mrs. Langford. Sale at l 1‘clock. J. H. Prentice, auct. FRIDAY, March 11â€"Farm stock. imple- ments, etc., property of J. A. Mc-, Murchv. lot 33, rear of 6th con. Vaughan. . Terms 8 months. Sale at 1 o’clock. Saigeon & McEwen, aucts. FRIDAY, March 11â€"Fnrm stock, im- plements, furniture, etc., on lot 26, con. 1, Vaughan, the property of Mrs. Mark Langford. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms 8 months. J. H. Prentice, auct. SATURDAY, March 12â€"Farm stock, implements. etc., on lot 7, con. 1, \Vest York, Yonge St., Bedford Park, the property of George Mc- Oormack. Sale :ttlo’clock. Terms 8 months. J. H. Prentice, auct. ' SATURDAY, March lZâ€"Farm stock. implements. etc., near Bolton, the. property of R. Fox. Sale at 1 o’clock. TermsS months. Saigeon & McEwen, aucts. MONDAY, March 14â€"Farm stock. im- prlements, etc., on lot 25. con. 4, \Vest ork, the property of Alfred Thorn- back. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms 8 months. Saigeon 8: McEwen, aructs. TUESDAY, March 15â€"Farm stock, ims p’lements, etc., on lot 33. con. 5, ickering, the property of Beare Bros. Sale at 12 o’clock. Lunch provided. Terms 8 months. J. H. Prentice, auct. TUESDAY, MarJGâ€"Farm stock, imple- ments etc., on lot 9. York town line, the property of the late Archie Coul- son. Sale at 1 o’clock. 8 mos. cred- it. J. H. Prentice anct. WEDNESDAY, March IGâ€"Farm stock, implements, etc., property of L. L. Hartman, lot 80, con. 1, VVhitchurch, 1* miles east of Aurora. Sale at 12 o'clock. Suigeon & McEwen. aucts. THURSDAY, March 17 â€" Imported Clydesdale stallions, mares, work horses, high-grade cattle, imple- ments, furniture. etc, on lot 25, con. 1, West York, Yonge St., the prop erty of J. Tretheway. Sale at 10 o’clock sharp. Terms 10 months. .1. H. Prentice, :mct. THURSDAY, March 17â€"Fnrm stock, implements, etc., on lot 11, con. 4, Vaughan, the property of Donald \Vatson. TermsSmonths. Sale at 1 o’clock. Snigeon 81 McEwen, nucts. FRIDAY. March 18~Farm stock, im- plements, etc., 15 miles south of ()horry‘s, 4th r.on., \Vest York, the property of W. \Vinters. Terms 8 months. Saigeon & McEwcr1,zu1cts. SATURDAY, March 19â€"Furniture. etc., at the residence of Mrs. Cross, Mark» hum. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms 3 months. J. 11. Prentice, uuct. :MONDAYLIVlalCl] 21â€"Fnrm stock, imâ€" lements, etc, on lot 14. con. 3, Vest York, the property of \Villimn Smith. Sale at 1 o‘clock. TermsS months. Snigron & Mcl‘lwen, mints. FRIDAY. March 25.-â€"Two carlouds of heavy draught and general purpose horses and colts, at Hurris’ Hotel, Schomherg, the property of J. H. Brillinger. Terms, credit until Oct. 1st. Sale at 1 p.111. Satigeon & Mc- EWen, aucts. That the Treasurer he authorized to rPce-ive the sum of $22.27, the amount of unclaimvd Schmulwrg & Anna-a hunus refund, and to place the sums- in the genex-ni funds of the Municipality. and nut, to be paid in claimants until proper and satisfactory proof is pm. duced and payment ordered by the Council. That the tender of S. H. Lundy as revised for township printing be m:- cvptvd provided he. supplies the usual number of hill heads. That assistance-tn the extent of ten dollars be granted to R. \Vood and family, thy hemg considered in needy circumstanccs through the sickness uf Mr. VVOud. That the reeve and councillor \Vells ben committee to examine the road and decide on the advisability of pluc- ing an under-drain from the Baptist Uh_lyrch, King City, tu-Lhe railway. That the clerk be appointed to meet a deputation from \Vhitchuwh Ll) ud- just school nmtters re Union .8. S. No. l,l{_ing vtnd Whitchurch. 4 That, the clerk prepare 01- cause tn ham-«pared a. hy-law governing aml controlling billiards, pool. or nther sugl} place of same riatm‘e. Commissioners Lemon and Duggan certified that, they disposed of Certain timber being on sidc’line between lots 30 and 31, concessim) 6, township of Kigg, fun: the sum 9f $84510. ;_ “L , fl ,, , That the l-eeve and treasurer he em- powered to invest five (21: six thousand dollars in some good municipal de- benuu‘es. WTth {he peeve be appointed a. dele- gate to attend the Guod Roads Gon- vention. Vfiégl’uiéiil 159er adjmimed to meet at Kettleby on March 26. A uululwr of Bills and accounts were Index-ml to be paid. The vae Council met at. McBn-idc’s Hotel, King Ojt-yLZBth ylt. Auction Sales. KING COUNCIL. RESOLUTIONS. Every Loaf is guaranteed by its good reputation Why should you run the great risk of getting inferior Bread when you can get THURSDAY, March 24â€"Farm stack. implvments, etc" on lot 31, 2nd con. Vaughan, the property of VViHiam VVashinqmn, Jr. Sale at, 1 (ft-luck. Terms 8 months, Suigeon & McEwcn, aucts. ' \VEDNESDAY. March 30â€"Furnitum, tuols, fmv), M6,. on lot 6, cun. 9. Markham, the property of Mrs. Rmney. Sale at 1 u'clnck. Tt‘l'ms cash. J. H. Prentice. zluct. TUESDAY. March 22-Hulstein cattle, Well bred horses, swine, farm imple- ments, furniturr, etc.. ml )1)! 2). col). 1. Vaughan. Thnrnhill. the property hf D. G. Gander-hum. Sale M l p. m. Terms 7 months. J. H. Prentice, aucn TUESDAY, MAI-ch 22â€"Farm stock. im- plmnénts, Ptt‘... nvax-Thistlutuwn. the pI-upel'ly of J. Brawn. Sale at I n’uluck. TvrnIsSnmmbs. Snigeon & Studdm't. aucls. WEDNESDAY, March 2.3â€"me stock, implvmvnts, etc" on lot, 2, mm. 9 King, Nubletun. the property nf Juhn Dean. Sale at 1 n’clmtk. Terms 8 months. Saigeou & Mc‘ Ewan. ducts. and you will need to brighten up those soiled rooms you intended to do last year. Your house will look bright, cheerful and cozy if you SPRING is drawing near, FESEMS 3 EM £2 £6. Fresh 'Groceries Fruits (Jonfectionery Tobaccoggg Cigars Fresh Fish;' and HELL’S Oysters Livery in Connection â€"From "Us-â€" â€" Buy Your â€"- WALL PAPER Just A Pointer Orders promptly attended to PRICES RIGHT THE BEST EREAD Tickets may be had at Sims’ Grocery Store, “1' frnm Caretaker at the Rink Dnm‘. CHILDREN UNDER 12 YRS. 50. \V. H. PUGSLEY, Reeve. 36- bf 33-tf The Richmond Hill Skating Rink will be open every \VEImESDAY and SATURDAY EVENING from 7.30 to 10. Band in attendance Saturday evenings TICKETSâ€"10c; 3 for 250.; 7 for 500.. or 15 for $1. A comfortable dwelling on \rnuld street, seven rooms, with a quarter of an store of land, on which are a nmnhvr of fruit trees. Good well and cis‘m n. Apply to v... ‘Ir,YYYTYYYAXf and therefore are prepared tn fill bills for building at exceptionally low prices. Our Shingles also we secured before the raise in price. We will have a carload of Cedar Posts arrive in a few days which are also good value. Anyone contemplating building will consult their own interests by getting our prices before purchasing else- where. Lumber", Mouldâ€" ings. Dom-s, Sash, 8:0” is also com- plete. At Last Year’s Prices "-(Jiu-xj'stock nf Hemlock for barns is especially well selected and dry. » l . 1‘“ 1T,, L,. \f.__l.l We have secured a large stock of lumber Mill Phone 4â€"2 Lumber, .Innes & Sons CLEAN, FRESH, AND ALL MADE FROM ONTARIO WHEAT USE “WHITE CROWN” FLOUR FOR PASTRY SKATING Brm‘ and. Shorts EVERY POUND GUARANTEED PURE Shingles, Posts, 8:0. For Sale JAS. MCVVILLIAM 01' MRS. F. LYNNETT H. V. DENNE 86 CO. C;th Feeds All orders shipped promptly NEWMARKET A1414 IilNI‘S 130 acres, all clear, parts of lots 28 and 29. in 4th con. of Vaughan, near Testun. Bzmk bzu'n; house nearly 119W. JAS. H. KIRBY. 23% Maple. IN THE MATTER OF‘ THE ESTATE OF \VILLIAM GRIOE, DECEASED. Pursuant to R. S. 0. 129:1nd Amendâ€" ing Acts, notice is hereby given Lhat all parties having claims against the estate Uf the said \Villium (irice, late of the annshlp of Vaughan. in the County of Ym-k, fa] mer, deceased, who died on 01‘ about the 10th day of Janu- ary. A.D., 1910, are I-(‘quired (m m- be- fore the 24th day of March. 1910, to send to Malcolm “Watson. Edgeluy P.O., executor nf the estate, a full statement; of mm claims. with names and addresmwz, and the Nature of the securiLy. if nnv. lwld l-y mum. and addresmwz, and the Nature of the securiLy. if nnv. hvld i-y mum. And i'uiLher trike twiice that; after the said inst mm): 7:: nod date the execu- tor will proceed Lu distribute the assets of the estate among the parties en- titled there-tn, having regard only in the claims 0t which he shall have then received notice. Dated February 25th, 1910. 37â€"tf Wine in Breditors. A Fox Hound. black and white, low set, with c9113}: 3.13]?th tags. Money tn loan on first mortgage farm property: fi-tf Brick house with garden and stable in the village of Thornhill. Agply to F. J. GALLANOUGH, .S.. Money to Loan House to Rent. Farm for Sale \VILLIAM COOK. J. W. FRANCIS, 1-133 Yonge St., Toronto. 33 Richmond St. VVest, anonto. Sulicitnr fur the Executm'. 79 Albany Aye., or CITY DAIRY, Toronto. THE'LEBERAL OFFICE. Lost Residence 136 36-4