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1889-Township Officers TOWNSHIP OFFICERS POLLING SECTION NO. 1, FISHER’S GRANT Person to distribute Statute Labor Lists, M. Sproull, Esq. Presiding Officer for Municipal Elections, Samuel A. Foster, Esq. Assessors, M.G. Sproull, Malcolm McKenzie Overseer of Poor, William Christie, John F. McPherson, John Ferguson, (deacon) Collector County Rates, John Harris Collector Poor Rates, John Harris Clerk and Treasurer of Poor, M. Sproull, Esq. Pound Keeper, William McPherson Stock and Cattle Reeves, Angus C. McKay, David Christie, Thomas McPherson Surveyor of Lumber and Bark, Samuel A. Foster, Esq. Constables, David H. Foster, Charles Sproull, John D. Ferguson Fence Viewers, Malcolm McKenzie, John Ferguson, (deacon), Robert Fraser Town Clerk, M. Sproull, Esq. Surveyors of Highways and Limits, Fisher’s Grant, No. 1, Upper End, Thos. McKenzie, No. 2, Middle Section, Alex. W. Tanner, No. 3, Lower End, Robert Fraser, No. 4, West End, Glenfalloch, David Fraser POLLING SECTION NO. 1 PICTOU ISLAND Person to distribute Statute Labor Lists, Alex. F. Campbell Assessors, Hugh McLean, Daniel L. McCallum Overseers of Poor, Hugh McLean, John C. McDonald Collectors County Rates, Murdock McKenzie, Senr. Collector Poor Rates, James W. Hogg Clerk and Treasurer of Poor, Jas. W. Hogg Stock and Cattle Reeves, Murdock McKenzie, Jr., Duncan McLean Constables, Hector McDonald, Lauchlin Patterson Fence Viewers, Lauchlin McCallum Jr., Charles McLean Surveyors of Highways and Limits, Pictou Island, No. 5, West End, Hugh McLean, No. 6, East End, Andrew McFarlane POLLING SECTION, NO. 2 Person to Distribute Statute Labor Lists, John McKenzie, Esq., Carriboo River Presiding Officer for Municipal Elections, Daniel McLeod, Cariboo Island Assessors, John Stewart, Carriboo River, Robert D. Ross, Bay View Overseers of Poor, David McCulloch, Bay View, Peter McKay, Bay View, Walter Talbot, Bay View Collector county Rates, Alex McKenzie, Clerk and Treasurer of Poor, James Robertson Pound Keeper, John Ferguson, James A. Harris, Scot Young, John McNaughton Stock and Cattle Reeves, John Reid, Jr., Hugh Sutherland, Robert McLeod, William Bickers Surveyors of Lumber and Bark, Hugh Elliott, Charles McDonald, Peter McKay, Daniel Barry Constables, Angus McDonald, William Sutherland, Robert McLeod, Hector McDonald Fence Viewers, Finlay McKenzie, Donald Grant, John McNaughton Town Clerk, James Robertson SURVEYORS OF HIGHWAYS AND LIMITS No. 7, From Ken Fraser’s to Boar’s Back, William Fraser 8, For Glen Road, Gordon Murray 9, From Fraser’s barn to Roddick’s Mill, Daniel Munroe 10, From D. McKenzie’s line to Roddick’s Mills, H.D. Sutherland 11, From Roddick’s Mill to Philadelphia Line, James Fraser 12, From Philadelphia Line to Cape J. Road, Simon Campbell 13, From old School House to Otter’s Corner, including Daniel McLeod’s road Daniel McLeod 14, From Otter’s Corner to Big Gut Road, H.F. Davidson 15, From Car. River to Daniel Sutherland’s, Simon McKenzie 16, From Scotch Hill Road to Young’s Corner, Scot Young 17, From Young’s Corner to Car. River, Kenneth Urquhart 18, From Car. River to Geo. Murray’s West Line, John McLeod, Jr. 19, From George Murray’s West Line to Temperance Hall, Munro Falconer 20, From Temperance Hall to Toney River, Thomas McKinnon 21, From T. River to Patterson’s Road, including road from T. River to Anderson’s mills, Daniel McDonald, J’s son 22, From H. Elliott’s mills to River John Road, Howard Elliott 23, From Toney River Cross roads to Carriboo River, William Fraser 24, From Carriboo River to Redpath’s Cross Roads, Wm. McKay 25, From Cross Roads at Redpath’s to Cape John Road, Wm. McKay 26, From Carriboo River Cemetery to River John Road, Wm. L. McKay 27, From Carriboo River Cemetery to Cape John Road, including road to Bicker’s gate, John McNaughton 28, From Bicker’s gate to Delhi road, William Carmichael 29, Delhi Road, Arthur Falconer 30, From Hugh Baillie’s to Urquhart’s Road, inclusive, Neil Cameron 31, For Cameron’s Road, Harry Emery 32, From Baillie’s Road to Car. River Cemetery, and Baron’s road, Alex McKenzie, N’s son 33, From John McKenzie’s to Otter’s corner, Fredrick Baird 34, From Town Limits to H. McKenzie’s east lines, Alex Fraser 35, From H. McKenzie’s east line to Leslie’s corner, Peter McKay 36, From Shore at D. McCulloch’s to Glen Road, Alex Leslie 37, From D. McKenzie’s East line to D. McCulloch’s road, Walter Talbot 38, From Bay View Schoolhouse to Sea View Cemetery, Angus McDonald 39, From John Reid’s East Line to Fraser’s Barn, Wm Currie 40, From Fraser’s Barn to Barry’s bridge, John Harritt 41, Car. Island from W. end to Matthew Harris’s Barn, James A. Harris 42, From Matthew Harris East line to Gull Rock, including road to Lobater Factory, John D. McKenzie POLLING SECTION NO. 3 Persons to Distribute Statute Labor Lists, John W. McCabe, Alex McDonald Presiding Officer for Municipal Elections, Robert Campbell Assessors, Allan McQuarrie, George L. Silers Overseers of Poor, Geo Gordon, John Douglas, John Gass Collector County Rates, Wm. McGregor Collector Poor Rates, Wm. McGregor Clerk and Treasurer of Poor, William Henry Pound Keepers Geo McConnell, Jas Johnson, John McKenzie, William W. Gammon Stock and Cattle Reeves, Ingram B. Salisbury, James B. Gammon, Geo McConnell, Alex Murphy, John’s son Surveyors of Lumber and Bark, H.D. Munro, John Douglas, Alex Reid, Alex Dwyer Constables Alex. Gray, Duncan Henderson, Wm. W. Gammon, John Burke, Duncan Johnston, Robert Campbell, Geo. L. Sillers, Patrick Burke, Geo. W. Sillers, Howard Rogers Fence Viewers, Alex Fullerton, Robt. Campbell, Alonzo Creelman Town Clerk, George Gordon SURVEYORS OF HIGHWAYS AND LIMITS 43, From end of Cape to Archibald’s West Line, including Heighton’s road Geo A. Sillers 44, From Archibald’s West Line to Alex Murphy’s West Line, Thos. Robertson jr. 45, From Alex Murphy’s West Line to Creek, Alex Baillie 46, From Creek Bridge to Cross Roads, James Chisholm 47, From Cape road to Burns, Daniel G. McKay 48, From Cape Road to Bridge, Alex Dwyer 49, For McKenzie’s Road, Alex McKenzie 50, From Skinner’s road to Meadow Brook, John McLean 51, From Stramberg’s Road to Campbell’s Bridge, Alex McDonald, D’s son 52, From Stramberg’s Road to John McKenzie’s John M. Stramberg 53, From Campbell’s Bridge to Baillie’s Bridge, Alex Gray 54, From Baillie’s Bridge to Church Lot, Donald Henderson 55, From West Line Church Lot to Toney River, Duncan Henderson 56, From Manse to Allan’s road, Jas. Sillers 57, From Bridge al Village to Meadow Brook, John Douglas 58, From Allan Road to Cross Roads, Thomas McNab 59, From Watt’s Road to Shore, Angus McKenzie 60, From McKenzie’s Road to Donald Holmes, Daniel McKenzie 61, From Donald Holmes to James Sillers, Dan Ross 62, From James Sillers to Church, Andrew Wilson 63, From Donald Holmes to Shore, including McLean’s road, H.W. Maxwell 64, For Sutherland’s and Baillie’s road, John Sutherland 65, From Holmes Road to William Henry’s H.H. Sillers 66, From River Bank to Holmes School House, Chas Allen, Jr. 67, For Johnstone’s Road, Jas. Johnson 68, From Johnstone’s Road to Gillis East line, John D. Munro 69, From Gillis East Line to Shore road, H.D. Munro 70, From Wm. Henry’s Road to Post road by McKeil’s, R.S. Collie 71, From Meadow Brook to Cross Roads, including Thomas Bigney’s road, Simon r. Bigney. 72, From Meadow to Allan McDonald’s West Line, Robert Ross 73, From Allen McDonald’s West Line to Allan McLeod’s, John R. McDonald 74, For Langill’s Road, including John McDonald’s Road, Hugh Munro 75, For Blaikie and McDonald’s Road, John Blackie 76, From Mining Brook to Black River, Daniel West 77, From West Branch Road to George Holmes South line by Welsford Bridge, John W. McCabe 78, From Geo. Holmes’ South line to Mining Brook, Daniel McLeod 79, For Logan’s Road, Geo Logan 80, From Roger’s Bridge to McKenzie’s Road, Asa Sillers 81, For Baillie’s and Munro’s Road, Geddie Munro 82, From David Bigney’s South Line to Carriboo Brook, Kenneth McKenzie. 83, From Duncan Henderson’s to Popular Hill, James Holmes 84, From Johnstone’s Road to McKay’s Road, Alex McKay 85, For McLean, Black, Spruce and the part of St. George’s Street now opened in East Johnsville, Wm. Murray 86, From Post Road at Wm. Henry’s to Old Pictou Road POLLING SECTION NO. 4 Person to distribute Statute Labor Lists, John McKenzie Presiding Officer for Municipal Elections, Oliver Langill Assessors, M.G. McLeod, J.R. Langill Overseers of Poor, James Gammon, George Munro, John McKenzie Collector of County Rates, Baxter Langill, Clerk and Treasurer of Poor, William Redmond Pound Keepers, David Sutherland, William Langill, N’s son, Jacob Langill, Mt. Road, David Smith, J.R. Langill Stock and Cattle Reeves, Henry Mingo, George Rogers, Hector Tattrie, Ebenezer Langill, Robert Holt Surveyors of Lumber and Bark, Lehart Langill, Oliver Langill, Duncan Johnson, Robert Beer, David G. Langill, John W. Mitchell, David Perrin Constables, Hugh Campbell, Daniel Ross, Jacob Langill, George Heighton jr., William McKenzie, David Langill, John Matatall, David Smith Fence Viewers, Isaac Langill, Albert Langill, Alexander Langill Town Clerk, Wm. Redmond SURVEYORS OF HIGHWAYS AND LIMITS No. 87 From Bridge at David Langill’s including Bridge and Hill at Ford and Carriboo Point Road, Peter Grant 88, From Bridge at D. Langill’s to Baillie’s Brook, including Baillie’s Bridge, Wm. Weir 89, For McKay’s Road, College Grant, John McKay 90, From Angus Baillie’s to Moore’s Brook, Robert Matheson 91, For McLeod’s Road, College Grant, Daniel McLeod 92, For Brookville Road, Ebenezer Langill 93, From Sluice above Reid’s to Baillie’s East Line, Jacob Langill 94, From Baillie’s East line to County Line, James McBain 95, For Wilson and Dean and Chapter roads, Alexander Sutherland 96, For McNab’s road from Mountain road to McKay’s road, Alex Matatall 97, From Bridge at village to Mrs.
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