YORK TOWNSHIP
MINUTES
of the Munic!p~f Council of the Corporation of the Township of York and Auditors' Report on Treasurer's Accounts for the Year 1915
TORONTO: THE BRYANT PRESS, LIMITED 131 to 133 Jarvis Street. 1916
INDEX
INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK.
RES. No. PAGE 4351 To call tenders for printing. __ ...... ~...... 39 4357 To give the necessary notices of the Sitting of a Court of Re- v.ision re certain Local Improvements...... ,,.. 42 4358 'ro write to Dr. Bruce Smith, Supt. of Hospitals, re Township patients ...... ·...... 44 4369 To notify the Trustees of S.S. 's Nos. 15, 28 and 29 re the ·proposed,alte:c:ation of S.S.'s 15 and 28 ...... ~.- 46 4374 To register Debenture By-law No. 4106, re S.S. No. 32...... 49 4375 To sign agreements re sewers on Arlington Ave. and Oakwood Ave...... : ...... ·...... 49"' 4377 To publish a notice of the registration of Debenture By-law No. 410(> re S.S. No. 32...... 50 4382 To regi~ter Lo.cal Improvement Debenture By-laws, Nos. 4112 to· 4135 lnC...... 54 4402 To register Debenture By-law No. 4150 re S.S. No. 32...... 63 4424 -To have 500 cbpies of Auditors' Report and Minutes of the Council for 1914 pgnted and bound.:.~~ ...... ,..... ;...... 7 4 4426 To publish a nottce of the Sitting of a Court of Revision re - --Assessment Appeals...... :...... :...... ·.... 74 4438 To certify to the passing of the .Ass~ssment '{{oll for 1915 as revised ... ______...... 78 4440 To give the necessary notices of the sitting of a Court of Re vision re certain Local Improvements,...... 80 4461 To negotiate with City of Toronto re part of cost of road through Prospect Cemetery...... ~ ...... ,...... 85 4489 To register Debenture By-law No. 42Q6 re .S.S. No. 33 ...... ,. 95 4504 To execute an agreement with the Toronto J;lydro for the sup- ply of lights in Earlscourt District...... 104 4506 To execute an agreement with the Toronto Hydro for the - supply of lights in Kennedy Rd. District...... 105 4507 To execute an agreement with the Toronto Hydro for the supply of lights in District South of Dundas St...... 105 4508 To sign agreements re sewers on Barrington Ave. and Oak- wood Ave... ------··-··--············--·····~·············································· 106 4509 To-register Debenture By-law No. 4229 _re S.S. No. 28 ...... 106 4511 To execute an agreement with the Toronto Hydro for the supply of lights on Yonge St...... · ...... •...... 108 4520 To register By-law No. 4241 re changing the names of streets.. 110 4536 To register Deed of Land-James S. McLean to the Township of York·--····-··················································································· 117 4537 To sign agreements re sewers on Dufferin St., Kenwood Aye., Earlscourt Ave. and Humewood Ave ...... 117 4541 To register Debenture By-law No. 4255 re--S.S. No. 32 ...... :..... 118 4549 To sign agreements re sewer connections on Greenwood ave., ' Annette St. and Runneymede Rd...... 122 4551 To regi&ter Deed of Land-Norman Chas. McEachren to the Township of York·-··----······························································· 122 4556 To register Debenture By-law No. 4260 re S.S. No. 33 ...... 128 ·3 INDEX R~~ ~~ 4567 To sign agreements re sewers on Glenholm· Ave. and Earn- ' cliffe Rd.------·------·-···------·----· 103 4575 T prepare a draft bill to present to the Legislature granting power to distribute water-within certain areas--~------· 132 4-580 To register Debenture By-law No. 4265 re S.S. No. 22------..-- 133
INSTRUCTIONS TO TREASURER. 4320 To allow a rebate on taxes and arrears of E15' of W20' of lot 8 23 4324 To ~a~~iif o!~~i~~t~;~~gbffi~;;;-;~d--P~ii ___ ci;;k;--;h~ acted at the Elections for 1915------· 24 4325 To pay C. H. MacDonald $50.00 on account of salary___ :______26 4326 To have pay sheets printed for use of Commissioner and Road Foremen______------·------· 26 4327 To pay to the W ~ston, York and Etobicoke Agricul~ural Fair the sum of $100 grant for 1914------26 4328 To pay to the Woodbridge Fair Assoc., the sum of $50.00 being a gral\t for 1914,------·------·------26 4329 To issue a cheque for $15.00 in favor of F. Holden re right of way ------27 4333 T0"'3.rranie with the Bank for temporary advances to complete sewer m Oakwood Ave------'------28 4336 To pay the sum of $25.00 to the Runneymede Public Library__ 31 4337 To issue-a cheque in favor oI the Don Public Library for $25.00 31 4338 To issue a cneque-to Mas.ten, Starr & Spence for $100 to enter private bill re granting water__ :__~:-----~=--···-···------32 4341 To allow a rebate of $4.68 to T. J. Bennett on arrears appearing against lot 27, Plan 1451 for 1911...------34 4343 To pay the sum of $25.00 to Robert Barber to be spent in con- · 'nection with Cedarvale Relief Committee______37 4346 To pay to Burroughs Adding Machine Co. the sum of $347.90 being paymen~ for Adding Machine------· 3 7 4349 To forward cheque for $5.00 to Ontario Good Roads Assoc., being fee of 'York Township Council.. ------·------· 39 435~ To refund to 0. R. Macklem the sum of $70-35, being arrears of taxes paid'by him appearing against lots· 72, 73 W 8' 5" of 8 7 and 88, Plan ·841------· 89 4353 To allow a rebate on taxes for 1914 on lots 78, 80, 81 and 83, Plan 824------39 4354 To issue a cheque to David Bennett on account of passage of an indigent man to Glasgow_·------·------·· 40 4356 To accept the sum'of $15.00 in full for taxes appearing against lots 13, 45 and 46, Plan 927------· 41 4359 To write off certain arrears of taxes in Div. No. 3------· 44 4365 To pay .Miss Kavanagh the sum of $3.50 for charity supplies - supplied Mr. Henderson------·------... ------·------·····---··-··· 46 4366 To pay $25.00 to the Weston Volunteer Fire Brigade__ ···-·····-··· 46 4368 To a~low a rebate of $2.87 on arrears charged against lot 9, Plan 460·----···--··------·------·-·------·-·--·· ·..• 46 4376 To issue a cheque in favor of Geo. H. Moses, Sanitary Inspector, for $25.00______· ------··· ------·· 49 4.381 To issue a cheque for $25.00 in favor of Lamhton Rifle Club____ 54 4387 To issue a cheque in favor of Chas. McDonald, for $200.00 on account of assessing _____ ------··--··--·-·--·------·--·-·------·---··--·-- 58 4389 To issue a cheque to the Twp. Solicitors for $375 re Hibbert vs. Twp. of York------.-······--···-·········--··----... ---···--··--··-·····--·-----···-··--·· 59 4 INDEX RESr NO. PAGE 4392 To issue a cheque in favor of the Solicitors re ijeck vs. Twp of York_. ______--·------·------···--/·------·-···-····- 60 4393 Torebatearrearsoftaxesappearingagainst N. .U 74, S .U 74, 79, N .U 80, S .U 80 and..,81, Plan 1249-----,····--·--······-··--··---·-·-'----· 60 4403 To rebate arrears against Blk. B., Plan 1351.. .. ____ . ____: ______:•... ~ 63 · 4407 To pay C. H. MacDonald, John Lownsbrough and Geo. R. Gottlding on account of assessing __ ··------··-·-·--·-----·--···-·····-:______66 4408 To pay Mr. Boyden the sum of $3.00 for burying horse______66 4409 To allow rebates of arrears of taxes against lots 3 and 4, Plan 1655 ______-----·-·------··------· ·- 66 4423 To allow a rebate of $10.71 on taxes appearing against lots 41 to 44, Blk. A., Plan 877·------··------·------71 4431 To allow a rebate of $4.03 to J.W. Lainson and Sons an account of arrears against Business Tax____ ··------·------·---- 77 4434 To issue a cheque to Twp. Solicitors for amount of judgment 0 77 4436 To 1s~:~~ "iii:~:f~~ilfJo1it;-f;v~;-~T-i§;~~:i:;;~~-~fy~;k:; · Etobicoke and Weston Fair Assoc·------·------,,----·-·--···------77 4439 To accept in full all arrears of taxes, etc., charged against lots 4 to 10, Plan 94--···--- .--·- ·-···-·---····--···-······-···········--·------·-· 80 4451 To pay to Toronto and York Radial tl1e sum of $193.05 for gravel placed on York and Markha1p. Townline at Schmidt's. Mill----··--···--·-···---··--·----·-·· .- .------···-··- --- ·-·------·-··-·-----··-·····-···-·-·· 39 4465 To write ~ff the sum of $24.60 appearing against lot 241, Plan 1826 ______.-----·-·--·------·------88 4467 . To allow a rebate of1$1l.35 being arrears of faxes paid on lot 5, Blk. H., Plan 551 .... ·----·------·------·----- 88 4479 To write off the taxes appearing against the N. pts of lots 6 and 7, Plan 841------·------·------·------···--·------92 4480 To write off the sum of $20.83 appearing against· the K pt. of lot Z., Plan 1249 ·----·------·------·-·------·------92 4490 To issue a cheque for $32.00 to Colin Campbell to assist Mr. _ Crockett to secure passage to England--·-··-·--·-·---··-··------·-··"'·~ 96 4497 To issue a cheque for $50.00 in favor of Woodbridge Fair Assoc: 101 4503 ToPlan allow 1826 a rebate ______of $4.10 on taxes appearing.against lot 241, 104 4534 To pay the Treas. of Markham $323. 75, being half the cost·of bridge on town line------·-----.------·------~--~ 114 4535 To issue a cheque for $25.00 t0-W. Burgess to defray expenses of Allison children ___ _:______114 4540 To issue a cheque for $14.00 in favor of Mr. Murray for gro-· ceries supplied Mrs. Clansworth------·-···--···------,------·-··--- 117 4546 To write off the arrears appearing against lot 2, Plan 1429 ______121 4547 To issue a cheque in favor of C. Smillie, Treas., S.S. No. 31, for $350.00, being advance on levy ····-··------;··--··------· 121 4553 To allow a rebate of $20.16 to R. C. Smith under Assmt. No. 644; Div: 3, 1915 _.;. _____ ·------·-c·------·---·------125 4555 To allow R. T. Robinson a rebate of $12.99, being local Imp, rates charged against N 18' of 38 and all of 37, Glenholme · Ave -··------·------·------············--·----···········-···-············ 128 4557 To allow a rebate of $25.95 to W. J. and Robt. Boyd, on pt. of lot 1, Con. 2, F.B., 33 acres·----··············------128 4558 To refund to Joseph Na.son the sum· of $3.02 on Lots 1 to 24, Plan 1999 and pt. of Lot 7, Con. 4, W. y ______: ______129 4559 To remit the arrears charged against N. 30' of S. SO' of Lots 90 and 91, Plan M. 39------···--·------····--··---·-·- 129 4560 To allow a rebate of $8.90, being excessive charges on Local Imp. rate on pts. 9f Lots 34, ~5, 41 and 42, P.an 1458 ______129 5 INDEX REs. No. PAGE 4561 To allow a rebate of $12.00 on Assmt. No. 4094, Div.1, 1915, to 129 4562 TJ~h~w°:~bateof $6.92.to.Edward.You~g-under.Assmt. N~: 959, Div. 1, 1915.. ·-··---·······--··············-········································ 129 4563 To allow a rebate of $12.32 to Mr. Mcinnes under Assmt. No. 273, Div. 3, ,1915·-··--··-···· .. ··························································· 129_ 4564 To allow a rebate of $5.19 to Est. of Mrs. Baxter, under Assmt. · No. 118, Div. 1, 1915·-··---········································--"················ 129 4571 To allow a rebate of $2.87 under Assmt. No. 2166, Div. 1, 1915 130 4572 1i'o remit the taxes of $8.24 charged agajnst Lots 31 and 32, Plan 1839·---··········································· ················---·-···-··············· 130 4574 To pay C. B. Parsons, Treasurer S.S. 15; $500.00 and W. H. Bessey, Treasurer S.S. No. 26, ·$200();00 on account of levy.... 131 4577 To allow F. Orford, a rebate of $5.19 on account of Assmt. of E. 66' of Lot 403, Plan' 1770._. _____ ·····························-··--·----·····-··· 133 4582 To allow a refund of $1.12 to Rennie Estate under Assmt. No. . 622, Div. 3, 1915.------·--·-·--······--··-·······------·-·····--····--··-~·-···-··· 135 4583 To allow a refund of $5.28 on Lots 67 and 68, Plan M. 39 ...... -.. 135 4584 To pay the Misses L. S. and M. H. Hanes the sum of $50.00 each for extra services...... ·--···---·--········-···-·········-··-············--·-·-······ 135 4585 \To allow a rebate .of $10.36 to Mrs. Susan D. Massey under Assmt. No. 83, Div. 1, 1915--···--·----····-····-···-···---····--······-·--······ 135 4586 To write off arrears appearing against the N. 33' of Lots 14, 15, 42, 43, 70 and 71, Plan 1700... -···--·=-·····-····-··-·····-·-······················· 135
INSTRUCTIONS TO SOLICITOR.
4321 To ,take the matter of railway crossing Eglinton Ave., at Kodak Works up with Railway Board·-······-·······-···-··-··--······--·· 23 4339 To appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada re Beck vs. Township .of York.... ·-·--········,·····--·-···--···············-·-········-··--···········-·············..... 32 4340 To make fort11al appliqation to Council of City of Toronto to allow the Township to" construct an 18-inch sewer in Pape Ave.. ·-·-·····-··--·--····-··········································-··························--····· 32 4342 .To ascertain how many· Jewish Cemeteries have been started since May, 1913 ... ·-·······-···-··-···-····-··--···--·--······· ,- --········-·-··--······-·· 34 4344 To prepare the necessary By-law for the issue of debentures in S.S. No. 32 .. ·-··-······-···················-·········-·······-·····-----·---······--········-··· 37 4355 To oppose further extension of time to Forest Hill Electric Ry. 40 4362 To notify Mr. Joseph Larman to remove from Fraser Ave. the building placed there by him...... ·-·····-~-·-·········-······-····· 45 4372 To prepare the necessary By-laws for the issue of debentures re local improvements mentioned in Res. No. 4371...... :.... 47 4379 · To take such proceedings as are necessary re Davenport vs. Township of York..:. ... ·-····················································•·····-·:..... 52 4388 To prepare the necessary By-law for the issue of debentures in S.S. No.- 32 .. ·-····-········-···---·-···················-······--············· · ·······-········· 59 4398 To defend the action brought by Oavenport...... ·--···········-·······-··· 62 4399 To defend the action brought by one Miller against the Town- ship·-······-····-·······················--·······-······································-···-·-······· 62 4400 -To defend the action brought by Chas. Hibbert against the Township·-··-··-·················-··············-····-·······-·····.····-···················-·· 62 4401 To prepare the necessary By-law for the issue of debentures in S.S. No. 28 .. ·-··---·--····-······················-····-········································· 62 4418 To prepare the necessary By-law for the issue of debentures in S.S. No. 33 .... ·---·······································-···- ··-·······-······················ 70 6 IND$X ,REs. No. PAGE 4450 To draw lease of part·of St. Clair Ave. to Harris Abattoir...... 82 4459 To prepare the necessary By-law for the issue of debentures in ' S.S. No. Z8·------··········································································· 85 4466 To prepare the necessary By-law for the issue of debentures in S.S. No. 33 ... _...... 88 4496 To prepare the necessary By-law for- the issue of debentures in S.S. No. 28. ·----············································································· 100 4501 To request owners and mortgagees to sign an agreement with the Township re sewer connections with City sewers...... 101 4519 To prepare the necessary By-law for the issue of debentures in S.S. No. 32 ... ----·······················--···················································· 109 4538 To take up all legal matters re Township soldiers...... 117 4548 To prepare the necessary By-law for·the issue of debentures in S.S. No. 15 .. ·----············································································· 122 4550 To advise the .Ontario Hydro Commission that the Council of '.t'ownship of York approve of their general form of agreement 122 4552 T
INSTRUCTIONS TO ENGINEER AND COMMISSIONER.
4322 Commissioner to cut down hills on Roselawn Ave...... 24 4323 Commissioner to cut down two hills on Eglinton Ave. near Mt. Dennis._._---············································································· 24
4330 Commissioner to cut down south hill on Caledonia Ave...... 0 27 4331 Cdmmissiotier to cut down hill on Durie St., Swansea...... 28 4332 . Commissioner to cut down hill on Salmon Ave., just east of Leslie St·--··------······································································· 28 4363 Engineer to extend the plan of the sewer comprehensive scheme to Todmorden District...... 46 4364 Engineer to give all information necessary re sewer for drainage 46 4367 Engineer to deal with Works Commissioner of City of Toronto re supplying water system and sewerage system...... ,.... 46 4373 Commissioner to get. tenders on all lumber and nails used in Township work. .. _...... -...... 4~ 4405 Engineer to prepare plans for the construction ,of a new bridge on Sheppard Ave. and culvert where Newtonbrook Creek crosses the road allowance...... 65 4422 Commissioner to lay a 3' sidewalk on Forest Hill Rd...... - 71 4{33 Engineer to wr.ite to Commissioner of Works re charges for outlet and maintenance...... 77 44(}0 Engineer to report on cost of widening Oakwood Ave...... 85 4468 Engineer to recommend a pavemeht on Ravensden Ave...... 88 4539 Engineer to have the pavement on Spadina Rd. repaired with rocmac...... 117 4554 Engineer to supervise paving and building a sidewalk on Scar- . lett Rd. Subway--···················--··--···········,········--···············--··--· .... 125 7 INDEX RES. No. PAGE 4575 Engineer to write City Works Dept. i'equ~ting them to flush Township sewers---,------,------·------·--·------·------·- 132- 4578 Engin'Cer to write Board of Control re flushing Township sewers---·------·------··------·----·--·---·--·-·-·---··------·------133
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
4334 Requesting the Toronto Hydro to instal 4 lights on E_ side of Warren Rd------·-·----·--···-----·------·------·------··------·------31 4361 Assuming Fraser Ave. from Dufferin St- ~ast ~o Sixth !,.. ve__ =-· 45 4410 Accepting tender of J no_ Ritchie for construction of bndge on Sheppard Ave______·--··--·------··--··------··------·- 66 4411 Accepting tender of F. c_ Mechin for construction of culvert over Newtonbrook Creek at the 2nd Concession______66 4452 Granting $200.00 to Good Road Commission for widening and grading 3rd Concession_c:------·------·-····--·------·- 83 4491 Requesting the Toronto Electric to submit plans for lighting ' Barrie Ave. and Arlington Ave·------·-·------97 4505 Township to enter into contract with Toronto Electric for lights on S. side of Lonsdale Rd.. ------··------105 4524 Requesting the Toronto Hydro to give estimate for. 1 light on Thornhill Ave·-·-·--··········------···-··------·------112 4568 Township to enter into contract with Toronto Electric for , lights on Woodville Ave·--·-·------·····------,------··"---··· 130 4570 'Township to enter into contract with Toronto Electric for lights on Don Mills Rd._·------·------·------· 130 4573 Township to enter into contract with Toronto Electric for lights on Guestholme Ave·---~----··------·-:------·------'------·--·· 131
LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS.
4352 Paying inspection charges re Eamscliffe sewer______39 43711 Confirming the assessments of sewers in Appleton, Arlington, Day and Sellers, Kennedy and Barrie, Lauder, and Ravens- den Ave. ; pavements on Russell Hill Rd., Warren Rd. and Spadina Rd. and sidewalks on Baby Pt. Rd., Talbot Place, Dundas St., Jane St., Appleton, Clinton, Day, Earnscliffe, Glenholm.e, Holland Park, Lauder, Millerson, Ravensden, · Renh~ld, Robina and Warren Rd.·--·------·------·------······-- 47 4380 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sewer in Humewood Ave. 52 4383 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sewer in Barrington Ave. 58 4384 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Brant Ave. (Heath St.)----.------·------·------·------· 58 4385 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Gledhill Ave. 58 4386 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Main St____ 58 4391 Accepting the tender of McLaren & Co., for the construction of a sewer in Humewood Ave., and making financial arrange- tnents for same______·------'------·-· · ____ 59 4394 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalkonAshbury Ave. 60 4395 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Edmond Ave. 61 4396 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sewer in Earlscourt______61 4397 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on St. John's Rd----·----··------·------·------·--·- 61 4404 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Blrem Ave.. 65 4406 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Harvie Ave. 65 8 INDEX REs.No. ~ 4412 Accepting the tender of Riverdale Paving Co. for the ·con: struction of a sidewalk on Gledhill Ave. and making financial arrangements for same...... 66 4413 Accepting the tender ·of Wm. Bushell for a sidewalk on St. John's Rd. and making financial arrangements for sao:ie ... ~ ..., 67 4414 Accepting the tender of Wm. Bushell for a sidewalk on Edmond. 'Ave. and making financial arrangements for same...... 6 7 4415 Accepting the tender of Riverdale Paving Co. for a sidewalk on Ashqury Ave. and making financial arangements for same .. 6 7 4416 Accepting the tender of Riverdale Paving Co. for a sidewalk on Main St. and making financial arrangements for same ...... _ 67 4417 Accepting the ten<;ler of Wm. Bushell for a sidewalk on Brant Ave. and making financial arrangements for same...... 67 4419 adopting the report of the ·Engineer re sidewalk on E~rlsdale- Ave ...... · ·...... 71 4420 Accepting the tender of Longo .& Gentile for a sidewalk on Bloem Ave. and making financial arrangements for same... , 71 4421 Accepting the tender of Longo & Gentile re sewer in Earlscourt Ave. and making financial arrangements for same...... ~---- 71 4427 Adopting the ~port of the.Engineer re sewer in Dufferin St...... 76 4428 Adopting the report of the· Engineer re sidewalk on Dufferin St. 76 4429 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Oakwood Ave ...... > ...... ·.... 76 4430 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Earlscourt Ave ..... ' ...... • ...... ·...... 76 4432 ·Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Lauder Ave. 76 4435 Fixing the rate of interest on debentures at SU% on sewers in Glenholme, Earnscliffe and Oakwood Aves. and pavement on Bx:ant Ave. (Heath St.)...... 77, 4437 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Barrie Ave. both sides...... ··--···r··--···--·--······· ·...... 77 4441 Accepting the tender of Routley & Summers for sewer in Bar rington Ave. and making financial arrangements for same.... 80 4442 Accepting the ten1er of Longo & Gentile for sidewalk on Harvie Ave. E.S., and making financial arrangements for same...... 80 4443 Accepting the tender of Wm. Bushell for sidewalk on Dufferin St. E.S., and making financial arrangements for same...... 81 4444' Accepting the tender of Brayley Nicholson Co., for sidewalk on, Earlscourt W.S., and making financial arrangements for same 81 4445 Accepting the tender of Frank Angotti for sewer in Dufferin St. · and making :financial arrangements for same...... 81 444( Accepting the tender of Arthur Johnston for sidewalk on Lauder Ave. E.S., and making financial arrangements for sarr,e ...... ':':' ...... : 81 4447 Accepting the tender of Brayley Nicholson Co. for sidewalk on Oakwood Ave. W.S., and making financial arrangements for same...... · ...... 82 4448 Accepting the tender of Arthur J ohn,son for sidewalk on Earls- dale Ave. S.S., and making financial arrangements for same 82 4449 Accepting the tender of Arthur Johnson for sidewalk on Barrie Ave:-; both sides, and making financial arrangements for same 82 4453 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Alice St. , arid Rushton Rd...... ;...... 83 4454 Adopting the /supplementary report of the Engineer re sewer on Barringtofl: A~...... 83 4455 Adopting the repsrt .of the Engin~r re sidewalk on Hath~rly Rd. N. and E. ~s...... 83 9 INDEX RES. No.' PAGE 4456 Adopting the report of the Engineer re ·sidewalk on Arlington Ave., both sides------>.------83 4457 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Hatherley , ·Rd. S. and W. sides------·-·····---···-·····---·----·------·------·-·-·· 83 4458 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sid~walk on MacDonald 83 4462 A~;;t~~~h~r::~d~~ ofArthur Johnso~ for-sidewalk-on ~ttffer- ,in St. E.S., and making financial arrangem~nts for sam~ -----· 85 4463 Accepting the,t_ender of Arthur Johnson for sidewalk on Earls court Ave. W.S., and making financial arrangements for same 86 4470 Adopting the supplementary _report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Alice St. and Rushton Rd------88 4471 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Markham St. WS,------·------88 4472 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Westwood Ave. S.S. ______.... ------·---·------·------·--- '-----·----·- 89 4473 Accepting the tender of H. Mitchell for sidewalk on MacDonald Ave. and Crescent, and making financial arrangements for same______------,------· 89 4474 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Priscilla Ave. W .S·------•----·------·------··· 89 4475 Accepting the tender of Longo & Gen tile for sidewalk on Alice St. art'd Rushton Rd., and making financial arrangements for sa:me------·------·--·-·------·------·---·---·--·----·------··------··------, ···-- 89 4476 Accepting the tender of H. Mitchell for sidewalk on Arlington Ave., both sides, and making financial arrangements for same 89 44 n Adopting the supplementary report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Hatherly Rd. S. and W. sides.·----·---··--·----·--··-·--··------···· 91 44 78 Adopting the supplementary report of the Engineer re sidewaJ.k on Hatherly Rd;, N and E. sides.·---·---···--·------···--·------~·-·--·-··- 92 4481 Accepting the tender of R Mitchell for sidewalk on Hatherly Rd., b9th sides, and making financial arrangements for same 92 4482 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Oakwood , Ave. E.S·---·-·-··-·--·-·-·------·-·------····---·------·-·-----··--·--·------·-···· · 94 4483 Adopting the report of the Engineer re p'avement on Ravens- den Ave_·---···---···-·-·····----· ... ·····------·--··------·-···-·--······--·---·------94 4485 AGcepting the tender of Wm. Bushell for sidewalk on Priscilla Ave. W.S., anq. making financial arrangements for same______95 4~86, Accepting the tender of Riv~rdale Paving Co. for sidewalk on Westwood Ave. S.S., and making financial arrangements for same----·----···-··--·--····-·-···-·-···--····--·--·-·--·--···------95 _ 4487 Accepting 'the tender of Riverdale Paving Co. for sidewalk on Markham St. W.S., and making financial arrangements for same·-·····-·---····-·-······----·····--·-··--·------·------··-----·----··--·------··------95 4488 Adopting the .report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Conway Ave., both sides------·--··---·-··---···--·-·-·---······--·---·---·--··---··--····-··-··-- 95 4492 Accepting the tender -of Imperial Bank of Canada for Local Improvement Debentures··-·-····--···-··---···-·---···-···----···--·---··-··---·--- 97 4493 Adopting the supplementary r~port of the Engineer re sidewalk on Alice St. and Rushton Rd.. ·-···---·---···-·---·---·------··--·······--·--·--- 100 4494 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Gledhill Ave. E.S ...... ·-·-··-·---·. ·-·---·------···---·-··--·---·------·-··-···--·---·-·---·--' ···- 100 4499 Accepting the tender of Arthur Johnson for sidewalk on Oak wood Ave. E.S., and making financial arrangements-for same 101 4500 Accepting the tender of Brayley Nicholson Co. for sidewalk on Conway Ave., both_sides, and making financia1 arrangements for same·------·---·------·------·-··---··-··-.. ----'-·-·-.~···---····--···-·--··----··-- 101 10 INDEX RES. )lo. PAGE 4502 Accepting the tender of Godson Contg. Co. for pavement on Ravensden Ave., and making' .financial arrangemeri.ts for same·-·······························-···-···--···-······-···-···-·-·---·-,-···-··--·--·-- _...... _ 10 2 4510 Accepting tlie tender of Riverdale Pavi__!lg .Co. for sidewalk on Gledhill Ave. E.S., and making :financial arrangements for • same ____ --·······--···-----···,······-···-···········-···-···-···-···--······-···-···········-···-··· 106 4512 Adopting the report of the Engjneer for sidwalk on Earlscourt Ave. ·E.S ...... -. ··-···-···············-···········-···-···-···-···-,··-···········-···---·--·· 109 4513 Adopting the report of the Engineer for sidewalk on St. Mark's Rd. S.S.·--··-···--··---·-···-···-···--···-······--··--··--··-···--······--··-···-···-···-···--·· 109 4514 Adopting the.report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Lee Ave. E.S. , 109 4515 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Amherst Ave., both sides.·-·---·-···································-···-···-······················· 109 4516 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Jillspn Ave. "S.S .. ·--··-·-----·-·------·-·------·-···-,1-····--···-··---·--··-····-··---·-···--.. -···---·-·-·--·· 109 4517 Adopting the report of the Engineer· re sidewalk on Beresford A_ve. E:S .. ·-···---·-···-···-···-···---·····-·---·······--······-···············-·--····-·······--·· 109 4518 Adopting the report of the Engipeer re sidewalk on Durie St., both s4ies.... --···-···-·······-···--··-···········---·--··-···--·-·-··--··-···------·-·--·- 109 4521 Adopting th~ suppl~mentary report of the Engineer re sidewalk on Oakwood Ave. W.S.. _.: __ ···---·-··~----·--·---·---·------·--··--··---·--··-···--·· 112 4522 Adopting the supplementary report ~f the Engineer re sidewalk on Oakwood Ave. E.S.. -----~---'.--·--··--··--··--··-·-·--··--·------··-·-·--··--·· 112 4523 Adopting the report of the Engineer re sidewalk on .Earlsdale Ave., both -sides_··-----·--·--··-···--···-··------·------"··------··--··---·--··-··· 112 4525 Adopting the report oftheEngineerrepavementonLauder Ave. 112 4526' Adopting the rep~rt of the ~ngineer re pavement on Glenholme Ave __ ·-····-----· --···------·----·-··------······--··--··-··--··------··--··-·---·-·--··-·-·---- 112 4527 Accepting the tender of A. Johnson for sidewalk on Earlscourt Ave. E.S., and making financial arrangements for same______. 112 4528 Accepting the tender oLA .Jphnson fot sidewalk on- Amherst Ave., both sides, and makmg financial arrangements for same 113 4529 . Accepting the tender of Wm. Bushell for sidewalk on Lee Ave. E.S., and making financial arrpUgements for same_:·-·-·------··· 113 4530 Accepting the tender of Wm. Bushell :fbr sidewalk on St. Mark's Rd. S.S., and making financial arrangements for same___ ~------113 453.1 Accepting the tender of Grant Contg. Co. for sidewalk on Durie St., both sides, and making financial arrangements for same.. 113 4532 · Accepting the, tender of Grant Contg. Co. for sidewalk on Beres- · ford Ave. E.S.,'and making financial arrangements fot saine_. 114 4533 Accepting the tender of Grant Contg. Co. for s~dewalk on Jillson Ave. S.S., and making- :financial arran~ments for same______:_ 114 4543 Accepting the tender of_ Barber Asphalt Paving Co. for pave- . ment on Glenholme Ave., and making financial arrangements for same··-····--"'-··-···-···-···-·······--··-··'-·-·····-··----·-----·------··-···-·······--·· 118 4544 Accepting the tender of Barber Asphalt Paving Co. for pave- ment on Lauder Ave., and making financial arrangements for same_·--··········-·······--··--- , ·---·-····------/------·-·······-··-····---············· 118 4545 Accepting the tender of A. Gardner & Co., for sidewalk on Earlsdale Ave., both sides, and making financial arrangements for same_·-·'·······-···-···· .··········-·······_-······-····-·--··· -··--·------·-·------118 4581 Adopting the supplementary reports of the Engineer re sewer in Earnscliffe Arve., and sidewalks on Harvie Ave., Earlscourt Ave. W.S., Beresford Ave. E.S., Main St., Barrie Ave. and Durie St .. ____ · -----·····-··---······-···-----···-···--··---·---·------·---·-··--·-·---· 135 11 INDEX REs. No. PAGE MISCELLANEOUS.
4319 -~ the Standing Committees for the year...... ·:·-········ 23 4335 To pre~ent a;-pef:itien- tQJ~e Legislative Assembly askmg for certam legislation._...... =~· ,...... ···-···-·· 31 4345 Referring the application of D. J. Howeil1~ of.rifles to the County Clerk·--·······-···············-········.--·······-··-···-········-······---. 37 4347 Referring the application of Rev. G. M. Barrow for supply of rifles to the County Clerk...... ·-·····-'··-,:·-···········-···-·········-· 39 4~48 Instructing _the Re~ve to sign a bond with the County Clerk for · safe keepmg of rifles_·--·---·································-··························· 39 4360 · To extend to the Clerk resolution of condolence...... ·-··· 45 43 70 Accepting the tender of Bryant Press for To~shlp printing.... _46 4390 Accepting the tender of Canada Bond Corporation for Local Improvement works... ------···-········-·······················-··-···-· 59 4425 Approving of plans for water supply submitted by Commissioner of Works·--··--··· ' -···-----···········-·······--···············--·-········-···-· ·...... · .... 74 4464 Fixing the date for ·next meeting of Council....·-············-·-·······-··· 86 4469 Accepting the tender of Messrs. MacNeill & Young for de- bentures re S.S. No. 32 .. --···--····---···············---······,·-·····-····-1-·--···-··· 88 4495 Granting the Treasurer two weeks' leave of absence.·-·····-···----····-··· 100 4542 Granting_ the Clerk two w'eeks' leave oJ absenee -·-·--·----········-···- 118
BY-LAWS. Bv-LAws No. 4094 To appoint a Local Board of Health. (Passed January 11th, 1915 )···-··-·············--·--···-----··-·----·-- ··············-·-·······-···-····--··-··---·······.... 24 4095 To grant the sum of $5,791.82 for general purposes. (Passed January 11th, 1915) ... --········--···--··········-·····-·-···--·············-···-··-···· 24 4096 To grant the sum of $1611.95 for general purposes. (Passed January 18th, 1915) .... _·-··--·····-········-········-·····-····------·······---····-::. 28 4097 To authorize the construction.e-of a ::;ewer in Oakwood Ave. (Passed J anuaty 18th, 1915) ·-----~·-······-········'--···············---·-··-··· 28 4098 To grant the sum of $6600.43 for general purposes. (Passed Februliry 1st, 1915)--··········•·····-···········-······························-··---····· 31 4099 To authorize the Head and Treasurer of York Township to borrow certain sums to meet current expenditure. (Passed February 15th, 1915) ·········-···-·····-----·-··-··················----·-·--···-·········· 35 4100 To grant the sum of $8,576.91 for general purposes. (Passe(! February 15th, 1915) ..... -·····-----··-········-··-····-·····:······-····-··-······--···· 35 4101 To grant the sum of $7,345.54 for general purposes. (Passed March 5th, 1915)_·······-······-···-···-··············-······-·············-············-··· 3 7 4102 To authorize the Engineer and (;lerk to take preliminary pro- ceedings re Humewood Ave. sewer. (Passed March 8th, 1915)_·-·--·--···-·--··---···-···-··········------····-········-·······--·-····--··--·····---·---·-·· 40 4103 ToJ!~;~ f~:h:1~ 1~L!~'.~~:.:~~-.~~~.:~~~~~~-~-~:.~.~~~-·-----~~~~-~~~ 42 4104 To grant the sum of $5,510.55 for general purposes. (Passed April 6th, 1915) ..... -·-···-· ·-··-·-·······-·---·-·-·······-···-··-·----·-·--···--····--···-···- 46 4105 To grant the sum of $1,753.44 for general purposes. (Passed ~pril 19th, 1915) .. ·-···-···-·-·····--·······-···-···-···--··-···········--·······-·········-·· 50 4106 To authorize the issue.of debentures for $12,000 for S.S. No. 32. (Passed April 19th, 1915).-······--·············.. -······--··-····-·-····-···········--' SO 4107 To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary pro- ceedings re sidewalk on Heath St. N. side. (Passed May 3rd, 1915) ·-··-·······-··················································-···--····-·-······················ . 52 l2 INDEX BY-LAWS No. PAGE 4108 To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary pro ceedings re sewer in Barrington Ave. (Passed May 3rd, 1915) .. ·---························································································· 52 4109 To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary pro- ceedings re sidewalk on Gledhill Ave. W. side. (Passed - May 3rd, 1915) ..... -...... 52 4110 To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take ·preliminary pro ceedings re sidewalk on Main St. E. side. (Passed May 3rd, · 1915) ..·---·········································'····-- ········································· 52 4111 To grant the sum of $3,490.30 for general purposes. (Passed May 3rd, 1915).---········································································· 53 4112 To provide for borrowing money by debenturts to pay for pave- ment _on Russell Hill Rd; (Passed May 6th, 1915)...... 54 4113 To provide for borrowing money by debentures to pay for pave ment on Spadina Rd. (Passed May 6th, 1915)...... 54 4114 To provide for borrowing money by debentures to pay for pave ment on Warren Rd. (Passed May 6th, 1915)...... 54 4115 To provide for borrowing money by debentures to pay for sewer in Lauder Ave. (Passed May 6th, 1915)...... ·54 4116 To provide for borrowing money by debentures to pay for sewer in Kennedy and Barrie Aves.· (Passed May 6th, 1915).-..... 54 4117 To provide for borrowing money by debentures to pay for sewer in Day and Seller Ave. (Passed 'May 6th, 1.915)...... 54 4118 To provide for borrowing money by debentures to pay for ie~er in Appleton Ave. (Passed May 6th, 1915)...... 54 4119 To provide for borrowing money by debentures to pay for sewer in Arlington Ave. (Passed May 6th, 1915)...... 54 4120 To provide for borrowing mo~y by debentures to pay for sewer in Ravensden Ave.· (Passed May 6th, 1915)...... 54 4121 To provide for borrowing money by debentures to pay for side walk on Lauder Ave. W. side. (Passed May 6th, 1915) .... c. 54 4122 To provide for borrowing money by debentures to pay for side walk on Robina_Ave., E. side. (Passed May 16th, 1916)...... 55 H23 To provide for borrowing money by ~ebentures to pay for side walk on Renhold Ave., E. Side. {Passed May 6th, 1915).... 55 4124 To prQvide for borrowing money by debentttres to pay for side- . walk on Baby Pt. Rd. and Talbot Place. (Passed May 6th, 1915) .... ·--·········································································. ·············· 55 4125 To provide for borrowing money by debentures to pay for side- 1 walk on Jane St., W. side. (Passed May 6th, 1915) ...... •• 55 4126 To provide for borrowing money by debentures to pay for sidewalk on Dundas St., S. side. (Passed May 6th, 1915).... 55 4127 To provide-for borrowing money by debentures to pay for side- . - walk ~m Warren Rd., E. side. (Passed May 6th, 1915)...... 55 4128 To provide for borrowing money by debentures to pay for side walk on Holland Park Ave., both sides. JPassed May 6th, 1915). __ ·-·············································································· ...... ,... 55 4:129 To provide for borrowing money by debentures to pay for side- walk on Millerson Ave., S. side. (Passed May 6th, 1915) ...... 55 4130 To provide-for borrowing money by de\>entures to pay for side- - walk on Glenhohne Ave., both sides. (Passed May 6th, 1915)·-····--·························································· ······················. ····· 55 4131 'l'o provide for borrowing money by debentures to pay for side- walk on ·Ravensden Ave., E. side. (Passed May 6th, 1915).. 55 4132 To provide for borrowing money by debentures' to pay for side walk on Day Ave., both sides. (Passed May 6th, 1915)...... 55 4133 To provide for borrowing money by debentures to pay for side walk on Eamscliffe Rd., S. side. (Passed May 6th, 1915).... 55 13 INDEX BY-LAws No. PAGE 4134 To provide for borrowing money by debentures to pay for side walk on Appleton ~ve., E. side. Passed May 6th, 191~).... 55 4135 To provide for botrowmg money by debentures to pay for side walk on Clinton Ave., S. side. {Passed May 6th, 1915)...... 55 4136 To consolidate the sums to be borrowed to pay for construction of pavements. (Passed May 6th, 1915) ...... ~ ..... ~... 55 4137 To consolidate the sums to be borrowed to pay for construction of sewers. (Passed May 6th, 1915)...... 56 4138 To consolidate the sums to be borrowed to pay for construction of sidewalks. (Passed May 6th, 1915)...... 56 4139 To authorize the removal of certain trees growing on Ellis Ave., Swansea. (Passe4 May 6th, 1915) ... -.... -...... 56 4140 To authorize the Engineer and C1erk to take preliminary pro ceedings re sidewalk on Ashbury Ave., both sides., {Passed lv,Iay 6th, 1915)·---·············································· · ...... 56 4141 To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary,pro- ceedirigs re sidewa1k on'St. John's Rd., S. side. (Passed May 6th, 1915) ..... _...... a...... 56 4142 To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary pro ceedings re sidewalk on Edmond Ave., N. side. (Passed May I 6th, 1915 ) ... _...... 56 4143 To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary pro ceedings re sewer iri Earlscourt Ave. (Passed May 6th, 1915) 56 4144 To amend By-law No. 4110 re Main St. (Passed May 17th, 1915)·-··---············ . ···············-··········································-············· 59 4145 To authorize the construction of a sewer in Humewood Ave. (Passed May 17th, 1915)...... 59 4146 To grant the sum of $2,652.13 for general purposes. (Passed May 17th, 1915)._._ __ ...... -...... 60 414 7 To authorize the Engineer and Clerk t6 take preliminary pro ceedings re sidewalk on Harvie Ave., E. side. (Passed May 19th, 1915) .. ·--·······················································- -··--·-················ 61 4148 To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary pro- ceedings re sidewalk on Blrem Ave., N. side. {Passed May 19th, 1915). _____ ·············································································· 61 4149 To authorize the removal of certain trees growing on McGlashen Rd.. , Yor~ Mills. (Passed May 27th, 1915)...... 63 4150 To raise by way of loan the sum of $22,000 re S.S. No. 32. (Passed May 27th, 1915) ..·-··-··-··················································· 63 4151 To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary pro- ceedings re sidewalk on Earlsdale Ave., S. side. (Passed May 27th, 1915)...... 63 4152 To amend construction By-laws Nos. 4044 and 4051. (Passed 68 4153 Tl ~~=n~t~; ~~~··~H6:4s1js··i~~.g~~~~~Tj;·~q;°b~~;_-····
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1915 MINUTES OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP OF YORK
FIRST MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, J3:nuary 11th, 1915. The members elected to fill the respective offices of Reeve, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Deputy-Reeves, and Councillor for the year 1915, namely : THos. GRIFFITH, EsQ. ______Reeve. FRED 1 K H. MILLER, EsQ. ______lst Depiity-Ree,ve. RoBER.T BARKER; EsQ. ______Second Deputy-Reeve. WM. M. GRAHAM, EsQ.______Third Deputy-Reeve. CHARLES McKAY~ EsQ. ____ :______Councillor. met pursuant to the provisions of "The Mtinicipal Act" at 11 o'clock a.m. The statutory declarations of office aµd qualifications of each of the members were filed with the Clerk, after which the Reeve took the chair and declared the Council of 19·15 duly organized and open for the trans action of general business. COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were .received from : W.~J. Boland, representing the Kodak Co., Eglinton Ave., with reference to the C.P.R. and G.T.R. crossings on Eglin ton Ave., claiming th~t the same are exceedingly dangerous to the travellir:ig public and should be guarded by an electric bell which ·should ring when an approaching train reaches within a certain distance from the crossing. Township Solicitors, re Shunk and the ·Township· of York. Samuel Fletcher, on behalf of the Executive Committee North Earlscourt Unemployed Association. 21 :Deputations were received from different parts of the Township in com:iection with the unemployed and addresses were delivered urging the Council to start works in the different parts of the Township in order to relieve the distress of the needy unemployed. S. Perkins, re opening up of Eileen Ave., east of Scarlett ·Road. ACCOUNTS. The folldwing accounts were passed : Dom. Sewer Pipe Co., sewer pipe re Glenholme and Eamscliffe sewers. Asphalti9 Cpncrete Co., plant and tools re Jane St. subway. J. C. Hirons, lumber re Jane St. subway. Smith's Planing Mill, pipe re Jane St. subway. Gibson, McCormack & Co., cement re Jane St. subway•. ,A. Warren, scrap wood re Jane St. subway. W. Ellins, sand and gravel re Jane St. subway. D. W. Hall, pitch re Jane St. subway. Ont. Paving Brick Co., paving blocks Jane St. Subway. W. F. Porter, oil; etc., Jane St. subway. W . .f:... Boose, gravel•and sand re Jany St. subway. Frank Barber, adv. re Oakwood sewer. I. M. Scott, as per estimate re Eamscliffe sewer. Townsend's Livery, livery. Mu,,,.icipal World, election-hooks. S. R. Hart & Co., assessment blotters. Tor. Suburban Ry. Co., lighting Locust Ave. S; R. Hart & Co., typewriter paper. • W. A. Clarke, re Municipal elections, etc. Tor. Electric Light Co., use of current in offices. Miss L. Tomlinson, services in Treasurer's Office. Miss L. S. Hanes, assistant in Treasurer's office. C.N.R. Ry. <;::o., rental of car on Clarke's siding. Bell Telephone Co., rental of pk. 4288 and Ma 430. Toronto World, adv. re Oakwood Ave. sewer. T. Eaton Co., chairs. Mr. Ballard, charity supplies. To.r. Electric Light Co., lighting streets. United Typewriter Co., typewriter ribbon. D. Aitcheson, delivering ballot boxes. A. Watt, delivering ballot 1boxes. Hill P~ting Co., printing stationery. Jno. ':('. Wilson, making 3 ballot boxes. Andrews Co., charity supplies. W. A. Werrett, professional services. Hall & Seymour, charity suppHes. Tor. General Hospital, maintenance of Alice Edge. J. Hill, charity supplies. E. J. BushneU, charity supplies. Fred Lascelles, charity supplies. J. Lovett, charity supplies. Fairbank Coal Co., charity supplies. J. H. Wright, charity supplies. N. Bradberry, constable on smallpox case. Robt. ~ennett, charity supplies. A. Warren, charity supplies. H. N. Balfour, chari.ty supplies. Hall & Seymour, charity supplies. 22 -King· Edward Sanatorium, maintenance of ·Nell'ie· Hall and Mossop family.· Wm. Speers, burial of unknown man found in Fairbank. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Frank Dorgan and I. Silverthorn. · Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of J. Switzer, W. Bennett and H. Gibbell. ; W. N. Knechtel, Qurial of unkn9wn man found in X°Qrk Twp . . Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of Robt. McGinnis. Pearson Bros., evidence re Reinhardt Appeal. Ontario Gaaette, subscription fee. Wm. Speers, ambulance service re Mr. Williams and Mr. Cobbett. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of Kenneth Allison. Medical Health Dept., maiµtenan<£ of James Bell. , Toronto Ge~eral Hospital, maintenap.ce of Ada C~e~ter. S. McCQrmrnk, E. Elson, J. A. How~ F. A. Christian, A. E.13cott and Mrs. M.A. Morgan, cha..rity supplies. Harris Coal Co., coal delivered to sundry people. C. Bishobrick, charity supplies. Mrs. Lawerance, care of Baby Peakes. Fred. H. Barron, A. Fletcher,· S. McCormick and David Drummond, charity supplies. Pay sheet, wages re Jane St. subway. W. Cook and -T. S. Hill, wages re Jane St. subway. J. Kemp, wages in Piv. 9a. Thos: Birch, wages in Div. 9b. B. 'Roberts, Owen Dodds, J. Nelson, C. Raymond, F. Gile$, work in 9a. W. Simons and J. Dearden,. work~ Div. 9a.' J. Vaughan, painting street signs. J' Geo. Smith and T. Richards, work in Div. 9a. Frank· W 09ds, collecting garbage. W. J. Bailie, collecting garbage. Road Commissioners pay she~ts from Dec. 31 to Jan. Hth.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions.were passed : No. 4319. BARKER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Standing Com mittees for the year 1915 be oomposed as fqllows : Roads and Bridges East York, Messrs. Barker and McKay; Roads and Bridges West Yo&, Messrs.· Miller and Graham ; l'rin~ing and· Stationery, Messrs. Graham ,anq Mc ltay ; By-laws and Legislation, the Council as a whole, Mr. Barker, Chairman; Property Committee, Messrs. Miller and Barker; Finance Comm,ittee, _the Council as a w.hole, Mr. Miller, Chairman ; the Reeve to be ex-officio a member of all Committees.-Carried. No. 4320. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resol~ed that the Treasure; be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to allow a. i:<:bate of taxes on assmt. No. 601, Div. 3, of $1.95 being described on 1~14 ron as E15 ft. of W20 ft. of lot 80, Blk. E, Plan 551 ; also a further rebate of $1.96 arrears for 1913 as sho'fn on arrears ledger folio 10, said property being reported oy the Assessor as being a duplicate ·assessment for said years, and the seal of the Corporation be affixed hereto.-Carried. ' No. 4321. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that the Township Solicitor take the matter of railways crossing Eglinton Ave. at Kodak works up with the Dominion Ry. Board re_ having bell or other protection and the seal of the Corporation be affixed ~ereto.-Carried. 23 No. 4322. McKAY-MILLER.-Resolved that the Commissioner be instructed to cut down .the hills on Roselawn Ave. near B.athurst St. and that the most needy cases get two days' work each, provided consent is ··given by property owners on. both sides of the street and the seal of the Corporation be hereto attached.-Carried. No. 4323. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Re&olved that the Commissioner be instructed to cut down the two hills on Eglinton Ave, near Mt. Dennis and that every man who applies for work his name be taken and every man be given two days' work each, and the Commissioner get the consent of the property owners on both sides, and the seal of the Corporation be ,hereto attarhed.-Carried. · ·No. 4324. MILLER-McKAv.-Resolved that · the Treasurer .. be a.nd is hereby authorized and instructed to pay the Deputy Returning Officers and 'Poll Clerks who acted as such at the Municipal Election held in this Municipality on Janue.ry 1st, 1915, the following SlP'llS, namely : To each Deputy Returning Officer the sum of six dollars and to each Poll Clerk the sum of two dollars : Also, that said Treasurer pay to the owner or occupant of each house, thuilding or room used at said Election as a Polling Booth, the sum of four dollars, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carrietl. BY-LAWS. The following By-laws.were passed : 'No. 4094. By Mr. Graha.m.-To appoint a Local Board of Health for the_ year 1915. No. 4095. By Mr. Barker.-To grant the sum of $5,791.82 for general Purposes. Council adjourned to meet on the 12th inst. at 2 p.m. Read and adopted January 18th, 1915. W. A. CL.ARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, ·Retroe.
SECOND MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, January 12th, 1915. · Pursuant to adjournment, the Council met at 2 p.m. Members all present. COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : Thos. Maltby, Secretary Earlscourt and Fairbank Rate payers Association,· giving notice of the dangerous condition of Harvie Ave. Hill and Ennerdale Rd. Hill, and asking for work for the needy unemploye_d. Township Solicitors, in regard to the following matters : Sewer on Kenwood Ave. ;· enclosing order of- Dom. Ry. Board re Moore Ave. bridge.; re Smyth and Twp. ol York ; 24 re taxes on property owned by Upper Canad_a College ; and re lighting in Swansea and Runneymede Districts. -· M. Morgan, re city water supply to R. Home Smith's property. · · Imperial Bank of Canada, re agr~ement between· W, N. McEachren & Sons, and Township of,_ York in connection with· debentures for sewer on Pape ,and Randol~h Avenues. Toronto Hydro Electric System, re lighting Swansea and Runneymede Districts, Dawes Rd., and maintenance of public lighting in York Township. Ed. W. Brown, Treasurer Woodbridge Agricultural Society, asking grant from the Township. Robt. C. Smith, asking that Grenadier Rd. or College St. extension be changed to Morningside Ave. · R. C. Harris, Commissioner of Works, Toronto, 're Forest Hill Ry. Geo. Barron, re purchase from the Township of the old roadway on Lot 10, Con. 1, W. York. Wm. Holden, ~sking for extension of time to pay his taxes: W. Goodfellow, asking for work in the Township. Humber Land Co., giving notice that trees are being cut down on Bernice Crescent. . W. 0. Galloway, Secretary, Bureau of 'Indta.stries, en closed form of circular re q.ebts of the Corporation. The M Utnicipal World, re subscription fees for Municipal World. · Nat. Sanitarium Assoc., re .account for the maintenat;i.ce of Sadie Colborne. J. Hinde, askin:g tl}at Marinosa St. be opened up. W. G. Hatchett, re drainage of Earlscourt and N aim Avenues. C. D. McCulloch, asking assistance from the Township for Mr. Ward, 171 Commodore Ave., who is suffering from tuberculosis ; also letter from P. Bryce, regarding the same. W. A. Littlejohn, City Clerk, giving notice that permis sion·is given to the Township to connect a sewer in Pape and Randolph Avenues with the _existing City sewer. Wm. Johnston, City Solicitor, ackn~wledging receipt of letter from J. E. Edwards & Sons, dated June 4th, 1906. Hospital for Sick Children, giving notice of the ~dmission· of Franklin Hunsberger as an indigent patient frorri the Township. Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Annie Vallance, John Pepper, Ella Garvey, John McKee, 25 Sydney Oates,. and Joseph Cobbett as indigent patients·from the Township. Toronto Western Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Mrs. Ethel Smith, Miss Lily Newman, and Geo. Williams, as. indigent patients from the Township. RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed : No. 4325. MIL~ER-B:A.RKER.-Resolved that the Trea,surer be authorized to pay Chas. H. McDonald $50.00 on account of ~l~ry f9r 1915 and the seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.-Carried. No. 4326. MiLLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby insthlcted to cause a sufficient number of pay sheets to be printed for the use of the Commissioner or Road Foreman (its the case may be) such Pfl.Y sheets to be used in recording the time and names of men who may be temporarily employed from time to time on certain works in differ ent sections of the Township ; said Treasurer to procure the money and pay the men employed through said Commissioner or Foreman, each man affixjng his signature as a receipt for same.-Carried. · .No. 4327. McKAv-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Treasurer be hereby in,structed to pay to the Weston, York and Etobicoke Agricultural Fair the sum of One Hundred Dollars, being grant for 1914, and the Cor: 1 porate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. . · No..4328. GRAHAM-McKAY.-Resolved {hat the Treasurer be and is her~y instructed to pay to the Woodbridge Fair Association the sum of. Fifty Dollar&, the same being a grant for the year 1914, and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. · Counci~ adjourned. Read and adopted Janua1:"y -18th, 1915. W. A:. _CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
THIRD MEETING. CO'lJNCIL CHAMBER, January 18th, 1915. The Council met at the call of the Reeve. Members all present. The minutes of the three previous meetings were read and adopted. COMMUNICATiqNS. The following communications were received from: T: F. Norman, Secretary Oakwood Ratepayers Associa tion, re the appointment of assessors and their duties. Henry Swabey, Registrar N. Earlscourt and Fairbank Unemployed Association, giving names of unemployed. 26 Hospital for Sick Children, re maintenance of patients in the Hospit-al. Rowan, Jones, ,,Sommerville & Co., re accident to horse and bread waggon on Cameron St. ' Anderson & McMaster, suggesting that the Council put the boulevard on Plan 2000 in shape as·a Local Improvement to relieve the unemployed. Burroughs Adding Machine Co., giving quotations on an Adding Machine. · Hospital for Sick Children, giving notice of the admission of Una Fletcher, Harry Richer, Edward Carter,,ancl Arthur Roberts, as indigent patients-frqm the Township. Toronto General Hospital, giving rtotice of the admission of Letiti~ Knox, Walter, George Carter, Kenneth Allison, Margaret Reid, and Wm. Taylor, as indigent patients from the Township.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed : Brown Bros., stationery. I.· M: Sco~t, as per estimate re Earnscliffe sewer. Geo. E. Letty, as per estimate re Lambton: Golf Bridg:e. J. Levett; charity supplies.. Wm. Cµrtis, cl\arity' supplies. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Nancy Hodges., Hall & Seymour, charity supplies. W. G. Miles, charity supplies. Mr. Babbage, charity supplies. Mr. Miles, charity supplies. L. W. Trull, ambulance service of Mrs. Reid. A. Rowe,1 charity supplies. D. Burns, charity supplies. M. Bondrof, charity supplies. Toronto Hydro-Electric System, lighting streets. Geo. Uprichard, work in Div-. 9a. . Medical Heafth Dept., maintenance of Alida Peake, Mrs. Peake an'd ·Ruby Peake. · · Dr. W. M. Robb, professional services to Peake family. Frank Barbet, supervision Jane St. subway pavement. A. T. Bowden, charity supplies. Road Commissioner's pay sheets from Jan. 1 ~th to 18th.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions ·were ·passe~ : No .. 4329. BARKER-McKAy.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and, is hereby instructed to issqe a cheque for the sum of Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) in favor of F. Holden re right of way and the seal of the Corporation be hereto. attached.-Carried. No. 4330. McKAv~MILLER.-Resolved that the Road Commission er be instt;ucted to cut down south hill on Caledonia Ave. to provide work for the needy unemployed and the foreman be instructed to give each man 27 tw.o days' work and that the Engineer take the profile of levels.and the Commissioner get the necessary papers signed and the seal of _the Cor poration be hereto affixed.-Carried. ' No. 4331. GRAHAM__'.MILL~R.---,-:.Resolved that the Roa_d Commission· er be instructed to cut down hill on Durie St., Swansea, to provide work for needy unemployed and the foreman be instructed to give each man two days' work and the Engineer be instructed to take the profiles and levels and the Road Commissioner get the necessary papers sign.ed subject to the approval.of the Council.-Carried. : No. 4332. BARKER-Mcl{A.Y.-Resolved that the Road Commis sioner be instructed to cut down hill on Salmon Ave., just east of Leslie St., to provide work for the needy unemployed and the foreman be instructed to give each man two days' work and tha_t the Engineer be instructed to take profiles of level~ and the Commissioner get the necessary papers signed and the seal of 'the Corporation. be hereto affixed._;_Carried. No. 4333. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that subject to terms and conditions_'satisfactory to this Council, being first agreed upon between this Municipality and the City of Toronto under Sec. 399 (56) of "The !Municipal Act" for connecting a proposed sewer in Oakwood Ave. with the existing sewer system of said City, and in pursuance of By-law N<;>, 4097 the tender of W. E. Taylor for the construction of a sewer in Oakwood Ave. as a Local Improvement from the north City limits,northerly to Earlcfale, 'Ave. (formerly Pickering) as shown on reg'd plans Nos. 400, 1451, 1762, 1613, 14g·7 and 927, an approximate-distance of 2010 ft. 8~ in., for the sum of $2.522.00, be and the same is hereby-accepted; provided the contractor agrees to employ at le.ast 80% of Township labor. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and. he is b.ereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, ihe aggregate amount pf such advances not to exceed the sum of $8,000.00 and the seal of the Corporation be hereunto affixed. -Carried. BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed : No. 4096. B.y Mr. McKay.-To grant the sum ·o~ $1,611.95 for General Purposes. No. 4097. By Mr. Miller.-To authorize the construc tion ~fa sewer in Oakwood Ave. (formerly Lakeview) from the north City limits northerly to Earldale Ave. (formerly Pickering) an approximate distance of 2010' 87'" as a Local Imp;ovement under the provisions of 11 The Local Improve- ment Act.'' · Council adjourned. Read and adopted February 1st, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
FOURTH MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, February 1st, 1915. Th~ Council met 8:! 2.30 p.m. Members all present. The mmutes of the prev10us meeting were read and adopted. 28 COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : Thos-. Maltby, Secretary North Earlscourt and Fairbank Ratepayers'' -.A,ssociation, asking that relief work, etc., be done in that district. Jessie L. Clarke, Secretary'S:S. ·No. 32, re shovelling the snow off_ the streets in said section. The Salvation Ar~y, asking for,,a_grant from the Council. Maclean Daily Reports, re advertising. MacDonell & Boland, Solicitors for Can. Kodak Co·., in regard to the cutting of the hill on Eglinton Ave. Geo. S. Henry, Sec.-Treas.. Good '.Roads Association, giving notice of convention to be held in Conv.ocation aan, Toronto, on March 22nd to 26th. F. S. Spence, Sec.-Treas. Ontario .Municipal Association,, giving notice-of convention to be held in City Hall, Toronto, during the s-econd week of Septe~bet. Fred~rick L .. Neave and G. J. H. Fraser, residents of Durie S~., Swansea, protesting agairtst :the grading of said· street. W. ·A. Littlejohn, City Clerk,. enclosing extract from Report No. 1, which gives the Township consent to connect the proposed sewer on-Oakwood Ave. ,with the City sewer. Township Solicitors, re t4e following matters : re sellin'g · part of Lot 10, Con. W. York, McGlash~n Rd. ; stating that_ the Township was to pay. maintenance fees to" the Con sumptive Hospital at Weston ; enclos~ng copy of letter to be sent to the City asking for supply ·of ,water and sewerage in the Township ; and enclosing, a supplementaTy order for the Board of- Ry. Commissioners showing that the n~con .struction of the Moore Ave. bridg~ should qe p~id by the County. A: Griffin, Secretary Scarlett Plains Ratepayers' Associa
tion, asking for a sewer on St. Clair Ave. 1 from Jane St. to Runneymede_ Rd.,. and also asking about the lighting of Runneymede. Toronto General Hospital, giving _no:ttce of the admission of Nora Graham f;Lnd Thos. Thompson, as indigent patients from the Township. · Toronto Western Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Harry Obourn as an indigent patient from the Township. Hospital for Sick Children, giving notice of the admission of M~bel Bradley and·Rose Rastall, as indigent pa4ients from the ~ownship. 29 ACCOUNTS. The following accounts w.ere passed Pay ~eet, work done in Div. 8 and Div. 7. St. Michael's Hospital, maintenance of Ellen Brennan. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of John Pepper. Rev. C. W. Marsh, charity supplies. Toronto General Hospit~l, maintenance of Ella Garvey. Hospital for, Sick Children, maintenance of Gladys Spencer. Han-& Seymour, charity supplies. Pay sheet, cutting hnt on Eglinton Ave. west. A. E. Moorey, breaking stone. W. A. Clarke, stamps. King Edw. Sanatorium, mainteq.ance of Nellie Hall and Mossop family. S. McCormick, charity supplies. Miss L. Tomlinson, services in Treasurer's office. B. Cairn~, dating stamps. Brown Bros., stationery. Pay sheet, cutting hill on Eglinton Ave. west. Toronto General Hospit~l, maintenance of Walter Carter. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Una Fletcher. Pay sheet, cutting McKay's hill. A. Warren, charity supplies. Toronto Western Hasp1tal, maintenance of Miss L. Newman. Edw. Baker, compensation for sheep killed by dogs. Pay ~beet, cutting down hill on Eglinton Ave . .west. Toronto Electric Light'Co., use of current in offices. King Edward Sanatorium, maintenance of Everett Ward. Wm. MacKenzie, supplies. D. Bums, Mrs. McBride, Fairbank Coal Co., Hall & Seymour, Mrs. MacIntosh, Harris Coal Co:, David Drummond, charity supplies. Hall & Seymour, J. J, Bums, F. · A. Christian, S. W. Rowntree, T. Brown, John Marshall, and Hall & Seymour, charity supplies. Toronto Western Hospital, maint~ance of Jas. Hodges, Jessie Smith and Jos. Cobbett. . Pay sheets, cutting McKay's hill, Eglinton Ave., shovelling snow in Div. No. 8, work in gr~vel pit and hauling gravel, shovelling ~now in Div. 10, shovelling snow and cutting Roselawn Hill, shovelling snow in Div. :No. 10, working in gravel pit, a11d shovelling snow in Div. No. 10. , S. L. Wright and Fred Lascelles, charity supplies. Hill Printing Co., printing stationery. Jas. E. Wicks, charity supplies. Frank Barber, services re Kenwood sewer and cement re Arlington sewer. Dom. Sewer Pipe Co., pipe re Glenholme Ave. Godson Contracting Co., as per estimate re Heath pavement. ·I. M. Scott, as per estimate re Eamscliffe sewer. Frank Barber, adv. re Kenwood Ave., Clinton Ave. sidewalk, and Inspector's salary re Eamscliffe sewer. J. J. Ms:Beth, on account of services. L. S .. Hanes, salary in Tr~surer's office. Medical Health Department, maintenance of Geo. Annond. Road Commissioner's pay ~eets from Jan. 18th to Feb. 1st. PETITION·S. The following petitions were received from : J. W. Feltham and others, asking that part of S.S. No. !9 be transferred to S.S. No. 28. 30 H. So_uthworth.. anci others, asking' that , the roads in Silverthorne district be- taken over by the Council. rA. Terry and others, asking for electric light on W oburrt and Bedford Avenues.
RESOLUTIONS. The-following resolutions were passed : No. 4334. McKAY-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Toronto Hydro Electric System be instructed, to instal 4 lights of -ordinary lantern type· on E. side of Warren Rd., north of City Limits, at_.$9 per lamp p~ year for supply of current and maintenance, and that the seal of the-Corporation oe hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4335. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Rest?lved that a petition be presented to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario at the ensuing sittings, either,.by private bill or amendment of the Municipal Act for legislation permitting the M~icipal Council of the Township of York to pass By-laws: 1. To declare certain streets to be residential only and to define the· distance: of buildings from· the street line. 2. For licensing and. registering dogs. 3. For collecting and removing garbage and for defining the minimum ·area of land to be attached to a dwelling. 4. For connecting its water and sewer systems with that of Toronto'upon terms to be' agreed upon or to be de termined by the Ontario Railway and Municipal Board.-Carried. No. 4336. GRAHAM-BARKER.-Resolved that the Treasurer b~ instructed to pay the sum of Twenty-five Dollars to the R'llllileymede Public Library, being the usual annual grant, and the seal of the Corpora- tion be affixed hereto.-Carried. · · No. 4337. BAR.KER-McKAv.-Resolved that the ·Reeve and Trea surer be and are hereby instructed to iss~e a cheque in favor of the Don Public Library for the sum of Twenty-five Dollars for the year 1915, and the seal of the Corporation· be hereto affixed.-Carried.
BY-LAW. The following By-law was pa'ssed ·: No. 4098. By Mr. Barker.-To grant the sum of $6,600.43 for General Purposes. Cou~cil adjourned to meet on the 15th at 2.30 p.m. Read and adopted February 15~,--1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Ree'IJe.
FIFTH MEETING. COUNCIL CHAMBER, February 6th, 1915. The Council met at the call of the Reeve at 10.30 a.m. ~embers all present. 31 COMMUNICATION. A communicati,on was received from 0 The Township Solicitors, re Beck vs . . Tpe Township of York The Township Engineer was present and had a conference ·with the Council with reference to the sewer connections between the Township and the City.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed : No. 4338. McKAv-GRAHAM~-Resolved that the Reeve and Treasurer issue a cheque to Masten,. Starr and Spence for $100, to enter private bill re granting water, etc.-Carried. No. 4339. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that the Township Solici tors be and are hereby· authorized to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada against the judgment given in the Supreme Court of Ontario in the case of Edward H. Beck vs. The Township of York, and that the Reeve be and'he is hereby authorized to sign any bond or other documents necessary for bringing stich appeal and to cause the Corporate seal to be affixed hereto.-Carried. · No. 4340. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that the Solicitors of the Township, after consultation with -t;he Township Engil).eer,. make-formal application to the Council of the City of Toronto to allow the .Townshl.p to construct an 18-inch sewer in Pape Ave, as already requested, and con nect same wi~h the-City sewer, and to notify the City that unle_ss the per mis~ion is given·· the Township will proceed · to compel same .under the Municipal ·Act.~Carried. · Coun~il adjourned. Read and adopted February 15th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
SIXTH MEETING. COUNCIL CHAMBER, February 15th; 1915. The Council met at 2.30 p.m. M~mbers all pre~ent. The minutes of the two previous meetings were read and adopted. COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : W. F. Stewart, Lt.-Colonel 109th Regiment, giving names of Non-Commissioned Officers and men enlisted for active service. Township Solicitors, acknowledging receipt of petitions re Private Bill. 32 R. P. Coulson, T~ant Officer, giving a report of work done in Township during January. MacDonell & Boland, Solipitors, for Can. Kodak Co., re grading of Eglinton Ave. Frank Barber, re sewer corinections with sewer system of the C-ity. , Hospital for Sick Children, giving notice of the admission of Ernest Redfern and James McKay ~s indigent patients from the Township. . Toronto General Hospital, giving ·notice. of the admission of Harry Johnson, Lizzie -Durant, Ethel Schwab, Frank · Clucas, Andrew Hoy,· and Wm. Lowry, as indigent patients from the Townsh}p. Emily Bing, complaining of the distance from her home to -the school. Toronto Hydro-Electric System, re lighting Swansea and Runneymed~ Districts and Warren Rd. , T. Cove~ey, Clerk of Albermarle, _asking the Council to co-operate with them in asking the legislature to hand over the automobile licenses for the building of roads. D .. W. Baxter, Secretary Rosedale Golf Ch:i_b, re entrance to Golf Club property. . W.·W. Dunlop; Inspector of ~risons and Pul;)lic Charities, giving list of patients. who are now maintained by the Township.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed : Pay sheet, "\\tork in gravel pit. Pay sheet, snow shovelling. Pay sheet, shoveling ~now in Div. 10 a~d cutting hill on Eglinton Ave. Grand &_Toy, env~lopes for Mr. Lownsbrough. Toronto SEl.nitary Towel Supply Co., rent of towel supply. Mineral Springs, water su,pply. Bryarit Press, printing. E. E. Crosby & Son, sharpening tools. Fred Lascelles, charity supplies. I. M. Scott, as per estimate re Glenholme Ave. sewer. Might Directories, directory. York .'-_Cownship Treasurer, cash paid for Jtanips. Do~. Sewer Pipe Co., sewer pipe for ~msQliffe, Glenholme and Oak- . wood Ave. sewers. . Grant Contracting Co., as per estimate re Kenwood sewer. Fn,mk Barber, cement test re Kenwood Ave. sewer, engineering ser vices re Eamscliffe sewer, cement test re Pelmo Park Bridge and Lambton Golf Club Bridge, printing tenders re Glenholme an.d Eamscliffe sewers, '})reparation of assessment sheets, engineering re Kenwood Ave. sewer and Burton Bridge, ~ngineering services re Glenholme and Eamscliffe sewers. Pay sheets, wage re Jane St. subway. Robt. Farrow, numbering houses in Swansea. 33 S. McCormick, cliarity:supplies. Grace Hospital, maintenance of Jos. tlawthom. Brown Bros., stationery. , . . Grant Contracting Co., as per estimate re Kenwood sewer. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Edw. Carter. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of Wm. Taylor. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Douglas Dyrnock, Rose , Rastall and Joyce Collins. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of Annie Vallance. Hospital for Sick· Children, maintenance of Arthur Roberts. Wm. Speers, ambulance service to Concord Hospital. Pay sheet, cleaning dit_ches in Div. 12. _ Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of Margaret Reid. Pa.y sheet, cutting hill on Eglinton Ave. and shovelling snow in Div. 11. Dr. Warren, vaccine and formaline. A. N. Taylor, collecting garbage. . J. A. Gallagher, medical attendance re Segriff. Medical Health Dept., maintenance of Jas. Henderson. Board of Health pay sheets, re smallpox cases. L. Fugler, 1 toise stpne. · Board of Health pay sheet, re smallpox cases. Pay sheet, breaking stone and shovelling snow in Div. 11. Board of Health, pay sheet, re smallpox cases. Grace Hospital, maintE!nance of Mrs. Jos. Weedon. W. J. J3ail1e, collecting garbage. - . Hall & Seym<;>Ur,- J. Lovett, J. Deacon, and Hall & Seymour, charity supplies. L. W. Trull, ambulance service re Mrs. Lee. Fred H. ijarron, charity supplies. Toronto Western Hospital, maintenance of Eliz. Rose. Frank Woods, coJlecting ~rbage. B. Fairthome, A. Walker, J. Spencer and J. A. Howe, charity supplies. Pay sheets, shovelling snow in Div. 12 and breaking stone, cutting hill on Roselawn Ave. and Eglinton Ave., shovelling snow in Div. 10, cutting hill on Eglinton Ave. ~d shovelling snow in Div. No. 12. Road Commissioner's.pay sheets from Feb. 1st to 15th.
PETITIONS. The following petitions were received from : Wm. Sims and others, asking for street lighting. Geo. A. Stimm and others, asking for a rocmac pavement on Ravensden Ave., from the City limits northerly to Miller Avenue.
'RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed : . No. 4341. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby authorized and instructed- to allow a rebate of Four Dollars and Sixty-eight Cents to J. T. Bennett on arrears appearing on his tax bill for 1914, as it appears that an error was made in assessing the house valua tion on his property being Lot 27, Plan 1451, for the year 1911, and the seal of the Corporation be· hereto aflixed.-Carried. No. 4342. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that the Township Solicitor be instructed to ascertain how many Jewish Cemeteries have been started 34 ·within Township of York .~ince May 6th, 1913, and the Solicitor be asked to repart to the Council what judsdiction we. have re depth of graves and keeping the same in a reasonable good condition and to make a report to Council at next regular meeting and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.--:-:Cfrried. BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed: No. 4_099. By Mr. Barker.-To authorize the Head and Treasurer of the Corporation of the Tqwnship.. of .York to ,borrow certain sums to meet the current ordinary expenditure of the Corporation and the sums required to be·r-aised in the current year for public_ school purposes unti). the taxes are collected. · · No. 4100. By Mr. - McKay:-To grant the sum of $8,576.91 for General Purposes and L<>cal Improvements.· Council Adjourned. "Read and adopted March 1st, 1015. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
SEVENTH MEETING. CouN~IL, CHAMBER, March 5th., 1915. The Council met at 2.30 p.m. Merp.bers all present. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted.
COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received· from : The Ellis Add.mg-Typewriter' Co., re Adding Machine. Grant Contracting Co., re Kenwood Ave. sewer contract }. H. Steele, Secretaii-y Silverthorn Ratepayers' Associa- tion, drawing the attention of the Council to the condjtion of the crossing at Rowntree and Silverthorn Aves: H. C. Green, re condition of roads in Glen Avon Heights. Toronto General lfospital, giving notice of the ·admission of Ada Spicer, Kenneth Allison, and Jane Allison as indigent patients from the Township . .Toronto Hydro-Electric System, lighti~g o~ W::irren Rd., Day.res Rd. and Swansea and Runneymede D1str1cts. Township Solicitors, enclosing letter from the City C!erk giving notice of a meeting of the B~ard of Control to 'consider 35 the question· of a supply of water and sewerage by the City of Toronto to the Township. · Wm; Deacoff, Secretary Fairbank School Board, re con dition of Dufferin St., south of Eglinton Ave., Henry Swabey, Secretary North Earlscourt a:o'd Fairbank ~atepayers' Association re sanitary conditions in that district. Frank Barber, re lowering grade of Oakwood Ave. sewer. J. C. Kerr, ask~rtg for a sidewalk on Wi}Jard Ave. I. M. Scott, asking for reimbursement on the ClennolmJ Ave. sewer on account of employment of unskilled laborers. An application was received from the Trustees of S.S. No. 32 for the issue of debentures to the amount of $12,000 for the purpose of enablirig said T-rustees to purchase a site for a school in -said sect~on.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed : Dominion Sewer Pipe Co., sewer pipe re Oakwood sewer. W. E. Taylor, as per estimate re Oakwood sewer. A .. Warren, charity supplies:. . · Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of L. Summerfield, Robt.. Rickwood, Vera Baird, Arthur Eldridge, Amelia Raymond, Ernest Redfern andJames McKay. TotaL.$242 00 Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of Thos. Thompson, Kenneth ,Nlison, · Lizzie· Durant, Letitia Knox, Nora Graham, Frlil,nk Clucas, Sydney Oates, Thos. .Peardwooq, 391 00 Toroht~ :~t:2~~~rii;i,"~;~t;~;~~;-~fM;~-.--H:·w~-s~ih: .Miss Florence Moore, J. W. Sherry, H. Crockett and Harry Oborn as indigent patients from the Township. Total----··---·---··--·------·------··-··- 117 00 Grace Hospital, maintenan~ of H. Gibson and mother, and Victor Wilbee as indigent patients from the TownshfP· Total.___ ·------·----·--·------·------·-·--···------15 50 King Edward Sanatorium, maintenance of Mossop family and Mrs. Nellie Hall as indigent patients from the Township. TotaL------·-----·-··--···············-········--··- · ------·--····--··----·-···------·· 106 40 Total for Hospitals.-----······-·-----""----~---·····-----····------·---$8 71 90 J.· Lovett, M. J. Connor, A. Warren, E. Arnott, F. E. Hofland; and Fairbank Coal Co., charity supplies. Toronto El~ctric Li~ht Co., use of cu.rrent in offices. E. C. Law, concrete tile on ~glinton Ave. and Lakeview. Municipal World, subscription fees. C. Seymour, charity supplies. . . _ King Edward San.itoriur:n, maintenance of Sadie Colborne, $145.00. Pay sheets, cleaning out ditches on Lauder Ave., and cutting Caledonia and Eglinton Ave. hills. Board of Health pay sheet, watching smallpox cases. Pay sheets, shovelling snow and cutting hill on Eglinton Ave. C. Bjs~obrick, Mrs. Mackintosh, and Wild's Grocery, charity supplies. Board of Health pay sheet, re smallpox cases. · 36 J. Spencer, hardware. F. W. Tucker, Linden Dairy, C. J. Bodley, F. Pomeroy, and F. W. Tucker, re smallpox cases. ' Mr. Ballot and Geo. Vaughan, charity supplies. L. S. Hanes, services in Treasurer's office. F. Pomeroy, F. H. Chandler, W. H. Hibbitt, J. T. Isbell, H. Pyke, Mrs. Mackintosh, Dr. Warren, Art. Hoad, J. A. Howe, Mrs. Mackintosh, H. A. Howe, and J. T. Isbell, re smallpox cases. Road Commissioner's pay-sheets from Feb. 15th to Mar. 1st. I. M. Scott, as per estimate re Glenholme Ave. sewer. Warren Bitulithic Co., re Walmer Rd. Local Improvement pavement.
PETITION. The following petition was received from : Alfred E. Reaman and others, asking for a sewer in Hume wood Ave., from St. Clair Ave. to Louise St., as a Local Improvement. RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed No. 4343. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be instructed to pay the sum of Twenty-five Dollars to Robert Barker to be spent in connection with Cedarville Relief Committee on the soup kitchen and the seal of the Corporation be hereto attached.-Carried. No. 4344. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that the application to this Council of the Trustees of S.S. No. 32, Township of York, for the issue of debentures to the amount of $12,000 for the purpose .of enabling said Trustees to purchase a school site for a school in said section be and the same is hereby referred to the Township Solicitor, together with all papers relating to the meeting of ratepayers of said section called to consider the question of purchasing of a school site, and that said Solicitor, in the event of such application and the proceedings of public meeting, etc., being in accord ance with the provisions of the Public Schools Act, is hereby authorized to prepare the necessary By-law for the issue of said debentures, and the Corporate seal be hereto affi.xed.-Carried. No. 4345. BARKER-MILLER.-Resolved that the application of D. J. Howell on behalf of the Lambton Rifle Association for a supply of 35 rifles be referred to the County Clerk, Mr. Phillips, for a report of Inspection Committee of the County Council of York re Rifles for Home Guards and Rifle Associations.-Carried. No. 4346. BARKER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Reeve and Treasurer be and are hereby authorized and instructed to pay to the order of the Burroughs Adding Machine Co. the sum of Three Hundred and Forty-seven Dollars and Ninety Cents ($347.90) being payment in full for a new electric adding machine, No. 324 E.L., it being understood that the old Universal Machine shall be given.in to said Company in addition to the above specified sum, as shown in an agreement in that behalf duly signed on March 1st, 1915, and the seal of the Corporation be affixed hereto. Carried.
BY-LAW. The following By-law was passed No. 4101. By Mr. Graham.-To grant the sum of $7,345.54 for General Purposes. 37 Council adjourned to meet on Monday, March 8th, at 2 p.m. Read and adopted, March 15th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, ·{:Zerk. THOMAS G~IFFITH, Reeve.
EIGHTH MEETJNG. COUNCIL CHAMBER, March 8th, 1915. Pursuant to adjournment, the Council met at 2 p.m. Members all present. COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : . Township Solicitors,. re Kirkpatrick assessment, and re Hibbert vs. Township of York. Hydro-Electric System, public lighting Swansea and Runneymede Districts. Frank Barber, re bridges to be built in the Township. Anderson & McMaster, re extension of Maraposa St. to Jane St. Frank Barber, re Walmer Rd. pavement repairs. J. P. Dunham, re insurance of volunteers. Fred Mowat, asking for a light in front of his house on Warren Rd. W.W. Dunlop, Inspector of Prisons and Public Charities, re maintenance of- Florence M. J ouffret in Epileptic Hospital at Woodstock. J. Hanson, Secretary West Fairbank Ratepayers' Associa tion, re insurance of soldiers at the front. · Toronto Western Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Mrs. Jane Monck as an indigent patient from the Town~· ship. Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Caroline Brown, Jean Hamilt.on, Isabel King, as indigent patients from the Township. Hospital for Sick Children, giving notice of the ~dmission .of Ida Silverthorn as an indigent patient from the TownshiP-. Township Solicitors, enclosing letter from the City Clerk re meeting to be held in connection with sewerage and water ; also re By-law in connection with S.S. No. 32. Prudential Insurance Co., re insuranc'e of soldiers. 38 Geo~·M. Barrow, asking for rifles for Mt. Dennis Company of Home Guards. · PETITION. The following petitions were received from : J. W. Butchart and three others, asking for a plank side walk on St. Leonard Ave., from the City Limits along in front of Lots 54 7 to 549,
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed : No. 4347. GRAHAM-BARKER.-Resolved that the appJication of Rev. G. M. Barrow on behalf of the Home Guard of Mt. Dennis for rifles be and the same is hereby referred to Mr. Phillips, Gounty Clerk, so that he may have the Inspecting- Committee inspect the above Company of Home Guard and report number of rifles they are entitled to.-Carried. No. 4348. BARKER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Reeve be and he is hereby instructed to sign the necessary bond to the County of York for the safe keeping of the rifles to be distributed to the different Home Guard and Rifle Associations through the Township cif York.-Carried. No. 4349. McKAY-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Township Treas urer be and is hereby authorized to forward cheque for $5.00 to the Treasur er of the Ontario Good Roads Association being the fee of York Township_ Council, and that the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed, and also that the Municipality will be represented at the meeting by the Reeve ,nd members of the Council.-Carried. No. 4350. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and. is her~by authorized and instructed to refund to Mr. 0. R. Macklem the sum of Seventy Dollars and Thirty-five Cents ($70.35) said sum being the arrears of taxes paid by him on July 15th, 19.14, as appearing on the books in his office against Lots 72, 73, W8( 5" of 87 and 88, Plan 847, for the years 1912 and 1913--assessed to L. J. Kirkpatrick, said lots having been trans ferred from the S':1.id L. J. Kirkpatrick, to the King Edward School in the year 1912, and therefore is exempt from taxation from date of transfer as provided by the Assessment Act and as fully set forth in the opinion of the Township Solicitors, dated Feb. 24th, 1915,·now on file in the Clerk's office, and the seal of the Corporation be affixed hereto.-Carried. No. 4351.. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Clerk be in structed to call for tenders for printing the minutes, Auditors report, Voters' List; tax bills, assessment 1\otices and financial statement, and the seal of the Corporation be hereto afixed.-Carried. No. 4352. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that in consideration of the fact that Mr. I. M. Scott,· contractor on sewers on Glenholme Ave. and Eamscliffe Rd. carried on both these contracts at one and the same time in order to relieve the unemployed in the Township, this Corporation shall bear the inspection costs on Eainscliffe Road sewer and the seal of the Corporation. be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4353. BARKER-McKAv.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to allow a rebate on the taxes for 1914, on the under mentiQned property at present owned by and in possession of School ~ction No. 30, said property now being used for Schoql p1:1rposes,.namely: 39 Taxes , Taxes Rebate Payable Lot No. 78, Plan 824.---···-·············-$ 6 35 $ J 17 $ 3 18 Lot Nos. 80, 8.1 and 83, Plan 824.: .• 20 32 10 16 10 16 $26 67 $13 33 $13 34 and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affi.xed.-Carried. No. 4354. BARKER-McKAv.-Resolveci that the Reeve {l,nd Treas urer be and are hereby instructed-to issue a cheque payab_ le to the order of Mr. David Bennett for the sum of Ten Dollars ($10.00) said sum to be used by him in payment on account• of passage of a certain indigent· man to Glasgow, Scotland, arid the seal of the Corporation be affixed hereto. Carried. No. 4355. McKAv-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Solicitor and Reeve be authorized to oppose any further extensions of time to the Forest hill Electric Railway Co.-Carried. BY-LAW 'The following By-law was passed: · No. 4102. To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings- for the proposed construction of a sewer in Humewood Ave., from the north limits of the City of Toronto northerly, an approximate distance of 650 feet. as a Local Improvemeµt. Council adjourned to meet on the 15th inst. at 2.30 p.m. Read and adopted March 15th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Cle!k. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
NINTH MEETING. COUNCIL CHAMBER, March 15th, 1915. Pursuant to adjournment, the Council met at 2.30 p.m. Members -all present. The minutes of the two previous meetings were read and adopted~ ·
COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from: Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Bertha Neave, Alice Miller, James Gilbert, Dorothy White and David Sheppard as indigent patients from th~- Township, Township Solicitors, re assessment. · J. H. Steele, Secretary Silverthorn Ratepayers' Associa tion, re crossings at certain streets in that district. 40 Dunvegan ·Heights Land Co., asking for sidewalk on Forest Hill Road. T. Williams, re _school tax in Silverthorn. Frank Barber, enclosing copies of letters from R. c~ H~rris & Department of Works, re sewers.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed : Pay sheets, cleaning put ditches.in Di~. 10 and cutting Caledonia Hill. Mr. Burgess, charity supplies. Brown Bros., printmg envelopes. Wm. Speers, ambulance service for Mr. Hay, Mt. Dennis, and burial of Geo. Williams. J. H.ad.don and E. Moorey, breaking stone. A. Walker,'charity supplies. Sick Children's HosJ;)ital, maintenance of Frank Huntsberger and D.
Saun,ders. 1 ·, • Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of Ada Spicer. J. Deacon, charity supplies. . - Frank Woods and W. J. Baillie, collecting garbage. Thos. Bii:ch, work in Div. 9b. Maher's Livery, livery. Pay sheets, cutting hill on Leslie St. and shovelling ~how in Div. 11. Pay sheet, breaking stone in Div, 11. . Pay sheets, ditching in Div. 10 and cutting hill on Leslie St. Weston.Water, Power & Light Com'n, street lighting. C. Seymour, charity supplies. FJ:ank Barber, re comprehensive sewers and Eglinton, Salmon, Drury· and Caledonia.. Aves. grading. Frank Barber, work on assessment maps; testing cement Oakwood Ave. sewer and Clinton Ave. sidewalk ; and Board of Health ' investigation. . . David ~rummond and ~ai:ris Coal ~o., chaz:i.ty supplies~ W. Curtis-and F. A. Christian, chanty supplies. W. A. Clarke, services rendered re certain local improvement side-. walks and pavements. • B. Fairthome, charity supplies. · Lewis Brown, Geo. Pauling, Mr. Maynard,- J. Crouch, Harris Co~l Co. and City Dairy, supplies re smatlpox cases. S. L. Wright, D. Bums, E. Honeywill and Fred H. Barron, charity supplies. . · J.([edical Health Dept., maintenance of Chas. Diamond. · Board of Health pay sheet, re smallpox cases. . Road Commissioners' pay sheet from Mar. 1st to 15th.
PETITION. The following petition was received from : H. C. Palmer and others, asking that the boundaries of S.S. No. 28 be alter,ed. ·
RESOLUTIONS, \ The following resolutions were passed : No. 4356. McKAY-MILLER,-Resolved that' in pursuance of Sec. 118 of "The Assessment Act" the Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized 4i and instructed to accept the sum of $15,00 in full of all arrears of taxes and charges appearing on his books against Lots 13, 45 and 46, Plan 927, for the year 1913, said lots being entered on the roll for said year under assessment Nos. 1413 an'd 1449, Div. 4, in the name of Wm. Hallett, who, by r~on of an· accident, is unab1e to work for the- support of his family ; and the· Co'rJ>orate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4357. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of the proyisions of the Local Improvement Act a Cou,rt of Revisiqn be held in .the Council Chamber, 40 Jarvis St:, on the 14th day of April, 1915, at 2 o'clock p.m., for the confirmation of the special assessment in connection with the following Local Improvement works, viz.: ·construction of sewers on Day and SeUers Aves., Kennedy an~ Barrie Aves., Ravensden Ave., Lauder Ave., Appleton Ave. and Arlington Ave. ·Construction of bitulithic pave ments on Russell .Hill Rd. and Warren Rd. and a rocmac roadway on Spadina Rd. ; construction of granolithic sidewalks on Baby Pt. Rd. and Taibot Place, Jane St.,W.S., Warren Rd. E.S., Millerson Ave. S.S., Holland Park, both sides, Glenliolme Ave., both sides, Eamscliffe Rd. S.S., Day Ave., both sides; Ravensden Ave. E.S., Renhold Ave. E.S., Lauder Ave. W.S., Robina Ave. E.S., Dundas St. S.S., j\.ppleton Ave. E.S., and Clinton Ave. S.S. ; and that the Clerk-give the necessary statutory notices of the sitting of said Court by publication and otherwise as required by said Act and the Corporate seal be hereto affix.ed,-Carried. BY-LAW. The following By-:-law was passed: No. 4103. By C. McKay.~To grant the. sum of $3,537.48 for General Purposes. Council adjourned. R~ad and adopted April 19th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
TENTH MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, April 6th, 1915. The Council met at 2.30 p.m. Members all present. COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Mary Crocker, David Smith, Vida Sinclair Charles Stutt as indigent pa,tients from the Township: · ' ' Hospital for Sick Children, giving notice of the admission of Edward Carter, Rose Rastall, Edith Summerside Nellie Barton Tales, Wm. H. Shaw, as indigent patients f;om the Township. 42 Home Smith & Co., in regard to supply of water for Baby Point Rd. Frank Green, complaiping of the entrance from Thor burn St. to Sheppard St.- · - Geo. Davenport, giving notice-of injuries received by him by falling into an unguarded. drain on Glenholme Ave. W.W. Dunlop, Inspector of Prisons and Public Chari.ties, _re York indigents. T. F. Norman, Secretary Oakwood Ratepayers' Associa --t1on, asking the Council to oppose any exte11sion of time being given to th~ Forest Hill Electric Railway. A. Tobin, Secretary Todmorden Ratepayers' Association;· re rate reduction for consumers of the Hydro power in said section. Hugh J. Macdonald, Solicitor for Wm. Boyton, asking for payment of $5.00 due for burying horses. Mrs. J. A. Thompson, Secretary Thornhill Branch of the Women's Institute, re lighting of Yonge St.~ from York Mills to Richmond Hill. Frank Barber, re proposed drainage system for Tod- morden. . Macdonell & Boland, Solicitors for Can. Kodak Co., re grade on Eglinton Ave. Township Solicitors, re Eglinton Ave. crossing. John C. Irvin, -Secretary Weston Volunteer Fire Brigade, re work done at fire in C. Campbell's house on St. John's Rd., Mt. Dennis. R. B. Rapp, giving notice of the dangerous condition of a brid~e on ~ortleigh Cres., Plan M. 346.
ACCOUNTS. The following acc~mnts were passed : Pay sheets, cutting hill on Leslie St. ; working in gravel pit and Cale- donia Ave. ; and cutting Caledonia hill. S. R. Hart & Co., assessment rolls. Masten, Starr & Spence, fees for Private Bill. . W. A. Clarke, re special services for sidewalk and sewer improvements. Bryant Press~ printing stationery. · Brown Bros., stationery. Toronto Electric Light Co., use of current in offices. Grand & Toy, envelopes for Mr. Bownsbrough. Bell Telephone Co., rent of Ma 430. Bell Telephone Co., rent and special service re Pk. 4288. Medical.Health Dept. maintenance of C. Cassledon and Doris Poole. W. J. Baillie, collecting garbage. Dr. C. A. Warren, disinfectant. Dr. Frank Scott, professional services, re smallpox cases. W. H. Hibbitt, supplies re Tastin & McKay smallpox cases. W. JI. Pyke, groceries supplied Tustin re smallpox. 43 Lewis Brown, bread supplied Tustin re smallpox. J. A. Howe, groceries supplied McKay re smallpox•. )?rank Barber, miscellaneous expenses re maps, services re Glenholme an.4 Oakwood sewers, and work on maps. Dom. Sewer Pipe Co., sewerJ>ipes re Oakwood Ave. sewer. Grant Contracting Co., as per estimate re Kenwood sewer. I. M. Scott, as per estimat~ re Glenholme Ave. sewer. W. E. Taylor, as per estimate re Oakwood Ave. sewer. J. J. McBeth, on account re assessing. Toronto' General Hospital, maintenance of Ruth Cooper, Andrew Foy, Martha Miller, Kenneth . Allison, David Sheppard, Dora . Cannon, Annie Ulrich, Frank Fem, Wm. Lowry, James Gil- bert, Wm. Arnold, and Jean Hamilton. · · ·. St. Michael's Hospital, maintenance of Eliz. Reid; M: McLean, Sarah Lovell and A. Cosgrove. King Edward Sanitorium, maintenance of Mossop family, Mrs. N. Hall, and Sadie Colbome. . Tpronto Western Hospital, maintenance of Mrs. C. Widdis and Miss E. Power. · Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Wm. Bell and Ivy Crux. TorontG. General Hospital, maintenance of Kenneth Allison and Sarah McBumey. :{i'red H. Barron, Fafrbank Coal Co., Mr. Seymour, E.W. Barnes, A. Warren, S. McCormick, D. Bums, J. W. Newton, Fred-Lascelles, F .. E. Hofland, S. L. Wright, ·A. E. Scott, C. Bishobrick, Mrs. Mackintosh, J. J. Bums, and N. Ballard, charity suppli~. Road Commissioner's pay sheets from .Mar. 15th to April 6th.
PETITIONS. The following petitions, were received from : H .. D. Sanders a:nd others, asking that S.S. No. 15 be ·divided by forming a new Section out of all that portio_n of the said S.S. No. 15 lying north of the north boundaries·of Lot 1 in the 2nd and 3rd Con., west of Yonge St., within said Section. Jas. E. McMullen and others, asking for a sewer on Yaug- 1 han Rd., from the north City Limits northerly to north limit ,of Lot 20, Plan 1322. S. Cubbidge and others, asking for sewer on St. Clair Ave'" between Jane St. and Runneymede·Rd. Jos. A. Howland and ~thers, asking for a sewer on Bar ringtdn Ave,., from City Limits northerly 600 feet.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed : ,No. 4358. MILLER--GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Clerk be in . structed to write a letter to Dr. Bruce Smith, Superintendent of Hospitals, ·requ~sting that no ,?atients from the Township of York be permitted to enter any of the City Hospitals without the .consent of the Council. Carried. No. 4359. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that the Treasurer 'be and is hereby, authorized and instructed to write off the following taxes, na,mely : 44. Assmt. No. Year Tp. Lot 'Con;: Taxes 43 · 1914 38 1 F.Q. Ellis Ave...... ~237'x 150'x 100'.... $3 90 · Arrear Ledger 3 f913 ...... 65/100 acres...... 4 15 (Duplicate assessment assessed to W. H. Irving and Inclu<;led in Ellis) Assmt. No. Year Tp. Lot Con. 24 - 1914 1 Plan M331, Ellis Ave., 80' 2" x 474'...... 29 25 Arrear Ledger 4 1913 Plan M331, Ellis Ave., 80' 2"------16 80
$54 10 l'he said taxes having been paid by Jolin Ellis in his assessment$ for the years 1913 and 1914, we are advised by Mr. George R. Goulding, Assessor for Division No. 3. ' · And 'the seal of the Corporation be affixed hereto.-Carried. No. 4360. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that we, the·members of the Mumcipal Council of the Corporation of the T6wnship of York, in Council assembled, desire, to place on record our sincere regret at the loss · the Township has sustained throvgn the recent death of one. of its old pioneers in the person-of the late ROBERT CLARKE, Esquire, J.P., which occurred at his residence, 24 Webster Avenue, Toronto, at the advanced age of 96 years. Being an Irishm1;1.n by birth he emigrated to Canada with his parents at an early age and settled in the Township of York on a farm near Downsview, and lived there continuously for a period of nearly 70 years, the.remaining 26 years living in the City of Toronto. By pursuing a steady, energetic, consistent and God.fearisg course throughout life he became a success, thereby securing for himself the lifelong friendship and · esteem of the whole community among whom he moved, and its universal
~~ I We therefore beg to tender to his son, our much esteemed and highly efficient Clerk, Mr. William A .. Clarke, and the other members of the family of the dec~ed, our sympathy in their time of. sorrow and bereave ment, and trust ,that they may be cheered by the fact that a long life well lived can. be best described in the following words, : '' The hoary head is a· Crown..of Glory if it be found in the way of righteousness." "He .fo~ght a good fight ; he finished his coq.rse ; He kept the faith. Hencefottli there is laid up for him a crown of life which the Lorg, the righteous Judge will giv(;) to him in that day, and not only to him, but to all theni who love His appearing." That their lives may be, better because he-lived, and that in the grand future they may all meet l;iim and other members of the family who have preceded him-in .that land where there shall be no parting, and where sorrow anc;i sighing shall flee away. · That a copy of this resolutfon be forwarded to Mr. William A. Clarke, , with the seal of the Corporation attached.-Carried; · No. 4361. McKAv-MILLER.-Resolved that the Toymship of York assume Fraser Ave. from Dufferin St. E. to Sixth Ave. ind that the seal of the Corporation be hereto affi.xed.--Carried. ' No. 4362. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Whereas· Fraser Ave. between the west limit of Sixth Street and the east limit of Dufferin Street is one of the highways of the Municipality of the· Township of York. ' Be it therefore resolved that the Township Solicitor be and he is hereby instructed to notify Mr. Joseph Larman to remove· from said highway the building or· buildings and any other obstruction placed thereon by him within such time as he, said Solicitor, may deem reasonable; and the ~orporate seal be hereto affi.xed.-Carried. ' 45 No. 4363. ,MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Engineer is hereby authorized and instructed to extend the plan of the socalled comprehenzive scheme, for the sewerage of York Township, to the Todmorden District, and forward same to the Sewer Department of the City of Toronto. Carried. No. 4364 .. MILLER-McKAv.-Resolved that the Engineer is hereby authorized and instructed to give such information as is required. by the Sewer Department of the City of Toronto to enable them to lay before Council their proposals in regard to the intercepting sewers for drainage of York Township.-Carried._ No. 4365. McKAv-BARKER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to pay Miss Kavanaugh the sum of $3.50 being amount of bill for charity supplies supplied to Mr. Henderson and that the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Cr.irried. No. 4366. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be instructed to pay the sum of Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) to the Sec. Treas. of the Weston Volunteer Fire Bridage for their services in the Town ship of York on the night of March 29th, 1915, and the Corporate seal be hereto attached.-Carried. · · No. 4367; MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Solicitor and Engineer.are hereby authorized to deal with the Works Commissioner of the City of Toronto in regard to supplying of a water system and sewerage system for York Township and to report to the Council at the earliest possible date as to what progress has been made and thaj; the Corporate seal be hereto attached.-Carried. No. 4368. McKAY-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Treasdrer be and is hereby instructed to .allow a rebate of Two Dollars and Eighty-seven Cents ($2.87) on arrears charged against Lot 9, Plan 460, (5 acres) for the year 1913, the property of Thomas C. McKay, said la.nd having been assessed to W. N. McEachren & Sons in error in said year, the taxes for said year being $28. 70, it being understood that by the allowance of said rebate the arrears will be promptly paid, and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affi.xed.-Carried. No. 4369. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that the Clerk notify the Trustees of School Sections lS, 28 and 29, that this Council proposes, at a meeting to be held on the 28th inst. at 2 p.m., to alter the boundaries of S.S. No. 15 by forming a new section. in accordance with a petition of the ratepayers of said section. (2) To alter the boundaries of-s.s. No. 28 by forming a new section in accordance with petition filed in the Clerk's office and detaching from S.S. No. 29 aJithe lands in said section lying north of the Belt Li~e Ry. and attaching the same to S.S. No. 28 ; also to publish a notice of said meeting.-Carried. No. 4370. M~LLER-BARKER.-Resolved that the tender of Bryant Press (Ltd.) for the Township Printing,. according to tender attached, for the year 1915 be and the same is hereby accepte<:J..-Carried.
BY-LAW. ,The following By-:law was passed: Nb. 4104. By Mr. ·Barker.-To grant the sum of $5,510.55 for General Purposes. Council adjourned to meet on the 19th inst. at 2 p.m. Read and adopted April 19th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve. 46 ELEVENTH MEETING. (COURT OF REVISION re LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS.) COUNCIL CHAMBER, April 14th, 1915. Pursuant to published notice the Council met in" Court of Revision at 2 o'clock p.m., members all present, re local improvements for sewers, sidewalks and roadways as per statement submitted to the Court. The. assessments in each case were confirmed and the following. resolutions passed : · - N~.. 4371. MILLER-BARKER,-:-Resolved that the special assessment r~lating to the following Local Improvements, which have been prepared in pursuance of the provisions oC''The Local Improvement Act" and sub.,. mitted to this Court, viz. : Sewers on Appleton Ave., from the north City Limits northerly 457' 9" ; Arlington Ave., from north City Limits north erly 799' 9" ; Day and Sellers aves., fr6m north City Limits :p.ortherly 212' 7" in Day Ave., and,211' 11" in Sellers Ave:; Kennedy and Barrie Aves:, from north City'Limits northerly on Kennedy Ave. to Normanna Ave. and westerly on Barrie Ave., from Kennedy Ave. to west limit of Barrie Av~·. ; Lauder Ave. from north City Limits northerly to Rogers Rd. ; and Rav~msden Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to Miller Ave. ; bitulithic pavemept on Russell Hill Rd., from north City Limits northerly to Coulson St. ; asphaltic concrete pavement curb and gutter on Warren Rd., from north City Lirn,its northerly 378' ; rocmac pavement on Spadina Rd. from north City Limits northerly to Eglinton Ave. ; concrete side walks on Baby Point Rd., north side, from W; limit of'Jane.St. to"'E. side of Langmuir,Ave., and on Talb,ot Place from N. limit of Lot 222' southerly to Baby Pt. Rd., and westerly along the N. side nf said road to E. side of L'Estrange Place; Dupdas St. south side from west City Limits westerly to Priscilla Ave. ; and J a:µe St. ,w,est side, from the City Limits nortBerly to Dundas St.; concrete side walks with curb 6n Appleton Ave. E. side, from the north City Limits northerly a distance of 457' 2!4" ; Clinton Ave., S. side, from the west City Limits westerly to Spadina Rd. ; Day Ave., both sides, from the north City Limits northerly 210' 6" on the W. side, and 210 8" on the.E. side; Earnscliffe Rd., S. side, from Oakwood westerly to Glenholme Ave. ; Glenholme Ave., both sides, on the E. side from the N. -City Limits :µortherly to Earnscliffe Rd., and on the W. side from N~ City Limits northerly to Rogers Rd.; Holland Park Ave., l;)oth ~ides:, from E. side of Oakwood Ave,; easterly a distance of 660' 6" on the S. side, and a dist"ance of 556' 1" on the N. side'; Lauder Ave., W. side, frorrl the N. City Limits northerly a distance of 991' 11" ; Millerson Ave., S. side, from the W. side of Glenholme Ave. westerly a distance of 268' 8'" ; 'Ravens.. den Ave., E. side, from N .. City Limits, northerly a distance of 616' 7~"; Renhold Ave., E. side, from the north City Limits northerly a distance of 617': Robina Ave., E. side from Ho11and Park Ave. northerly a distance of 487' 6"; and Warren Rd;, E. side, from the north City Limits northerly 378 feet, be and the same are hereby confirmed.-Carried. No. 4372. MILLER'-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Township Solici tors be and·they are hereby instructed to forthwith prepare the necessary By-laws for the issue of debentures re Local Improvements referred to in resolution No. 4371 ; . rate of interest and time to be as fixed by the special assessments; and the Corporate seal be hereto affi.xed.-Carried. Court adjourned. Read and adopted April 19th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMA~ GRIFFITH, Chairman. 47 TWELFTH MEE.TING. COUNCIL CHAMBER, April 19th, 1915. . l?ursu.ant, to adjou~nment, the Council met at 2.30 p.m. Members all present.. The minutes of the two previous :meetings and the Court of Revision were read and adopted·
COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : Engineer ~f.the Provincial Board of Health, re sewer on Humewood Ave. L. Taylor, and other residents of Crayne Ave., complain ing of the condition of the sidewalk on said street. Hospital for SicJ{ Children, giving notice of the admissio1:1 of Marguerite .Martin,, Elsie Johrison and Amy Beynon, as indigent patients from the Township. Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission· of Priscilla Carter, as art 1ndigent patient from the Township. R. W. Bruce Smith, 'Inspector of Hospitals and Charities, endosi,ng letter sent to the Hospitals of Toronto re patients from-the Township of York., Secretary Hospital for Sick Children, re indigent patients from the Township. , Secretary Hydro-Electric Ra.ilway Association,, re electric railways. Frank Hale, asking for sidewalk on Ashbury_ Ave. P. ·B. Rapp, re Snider Farm. /Robt. C. Smith, re. improvements to be made at Mom- ip.gside and Kennedy A venues. · · Isaac Pimblett, asking that th~ construction of a sidewalk on Main St. 'be proceeded with. · L .. McCann, and two other residents ~f Langford Ave.; asking for a board sidewalk on said A venue. A
PETITION. The following petition was received from : W ni. Watson and others, asking for a 4 ft. cement walk . and curb on Blrem Ave.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed : No. 4373. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that the Road Commis sioner be and he is hereby instructed to get tenders on all lumber and nails used in Township work and to get the same from merchants whose place of business is in the Township in each Division where material is required and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. · · No. 4374. MILLER-BARKER:-Resolved that the Clerk be-and he is hereb,y .authorized and instructed to regifter deberiture By-law No. 4106 authorizing the issue of debentures to the aniount of $12,000 for the purpose of enabling the Board of Public School Trustees of S.S. No. 32, Township of York, t9 pay for the purchase of a school site in said Section ; and ~he Treasurer is hereby instructed to issue a cheque )n favor of the Registrar of the east and west ridings of the County of York for the sum of $2.00 being the statutory fee for such registration ; and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4375. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resofved that the Reeve and Clerk be and they are hereby authorized and instructed to sign tht! agreements be tween the Corporation of the Township of York and the Corporation of the City of Toronto re sewer connections on Arlington Ave. and Oakwood Ave., said agreements being approved of l;>y the Tp. Solicitor and Tp. Engineer, and the seal of the Corpora~ion be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4376. BARKER-McKAv.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to issue a cheque in favor of Geo. H. Moses, Sanitary Inspector for East York, for the sum of Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) for extra work re smallpox cases and .the Corporate seal be hereto attached. -Carried. · 49 No. 4377. BARKER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Clerk be' a~d js ,hereby instructed to publish a notice of the registrat!Oll of .debe~ttire By-law No. 4106, re issue of debentures for the purpose of purchasing a_ school site in S.S. No. 32, in the Toronto World an~ .the Corporate._seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed : No. 4105. By Mr. Barker.-To grant the sum of $1,753.44 for General Purposes. No. 4106. By Mr. Graham.-To autholil.ze the-issue of debentures to the amount of $12,000 for the,purpose of en abling the Trustees of S.S. No. 32 to pay for a school site in said Section. Council adjourned. Read and a~opted ~ay 3rd, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOM4,S GRIFFITH'., Reeve.
THIRTEENTH MEETING. (S-PECIAL MEETING-re SCHOOLS'.)
COUNCIL CHAMBER, .April.28th, 1915. Pursuant to resolution of Council No. 4369 passed on the 6th day of April, 1915, and published notice, a meeting ofthe Council was held at 2 p.m:, · members all present, -to con sider the proposed alterations of the boundaries of S.S.'s Nos. 15, 28 and 29. · The Trustees o:f the respective sections and a large num,.., her of ratepayers and interested persons were present. Th~ Council listened to the views expressed by the, Trustees ·and ratepayers desiring to be heard from each of the respective sections, both for and against the proposed alterations, after which they decided to ta~e no immediate action until after an inspection· of ~he grounds_ had been '1:lade by them, which th~y propose to do on or before the 19th of' MayL_ · Council adjourned. Read and adopted May 3rd, 1915. W. A. CLARK.E, Clerk~ THOMAS CRIPFITH, Ree'Qe. 50 FOURTEENTH MEETING.
C9UNCIL CHAM"BER, May 3rd, 1915. The Council met at 2.30 p.m. Members all present.
COMMUNICATIONS. The following cm;nmunications were received from : T. F. Norman, Secretary Oakwood Ratepayers' Associa tion, asking for certain improvements in said, District. D. Robertson, Pres. Mt. Dennis Ratepayers' Association,, re proposed alteration of the boundaries of S.S. No. 28. An application was· received from ·nay, Ferguson & O'Sullivan, on behalf of Sellers Gough Investments Ltd., asking for the approval of the amendment of Plan 92, Township of York, which was granted.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed. Toronto Western Hospital, maintenance of Jane Monck. S. Rowe & D~v1d Drummond, charity supplies. Brown Bros., stationery. . Burroughs Adding Machine Co., adding machine~ Frank Woods and A. N. Taylor, garbage collection, Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Harry Richer. King .Edward Sanatorium, maintenance of Mossop family, Mrs. Nellie Hall and Sadie Colborne. Brown Bros.; stationery. Toronto General Hospital. maintenance of Charles Stutt and_ Mary Crocker. Wm. Speers, burial of Alfred E. Seats, B. W. Miller, flowers. Bryant Press, printing. Wm. Speers, burial of Gordon Williams and ambulance ser.vice. M. J. Connor, charity supplies. Bryant. Press, printing order books. L. W. Trull, ambulance service re Mr. Scott. Grace Hospital, maintenance of Julian Brooks. Fairbank Coal Co., coal supplied sundry people: Toronto Electric Light Co., use of current in officef~ John Marshall, charity supplies. · · Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Rose Rastall. Toronto· World, advertising. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of George Scott. James Wicks, charity supplies. Frank Barber, maps. J. W. Newton, charity supplies.
Frank BarberI engineering services re Oakwood sewer. Geo. Moses, extra services re smallpox c;:ases. ·. W. J. BaiJie and. Frank Woods, garbage collections. . Mr. ;Roberts and W. Smith, sanitary police re quarantjne. Medical Health Dept., mainteriance of Theo. Silverthorne and M. Spooner. W. A. Mills, charity supplies. 51 Toronto Western Hospital, maintenance of Davia McCutcheon. A. E. Scott, charity supplies. L. S. Hanes, salary in Treasurer's, office. Road Commissioner's pay sheets, from Apr. 19th to May 3rd.
REPORT. A report was received from : The Township 'Engineer, on the construction pf' sewer in Humewood Ave., from the north City Limits northerly an approximate distance of 636', which was adopted by resolu tion of Council.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed : No. 4379. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that in the matter of Davenport vs. Township of York, the Township Solicitors be and are hereby instructed to enter an appearance and take such other proceedings as neces- 13ary to defend this action.-Carried. No. 4380. MiiLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that subject to the ap proval of the Provincial Board of Health being first obtained and in pur suance -of By-law No. 4102, the report of the Township Engineer, dated April 10th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a sewer in Humewood Avenue from the north City Lim.its northerly an approximate distance of six hundred and thirty-six feet according to Reg. Plans Nos. 1827 and 966, be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal b~ hereto affixed.-Carried.
BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed : No. 4107. By Mr. Grahani.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings re the proposed construction of a concrete sidewalk on the north side of Brant Ave. (Heath St.) from the west limit of the City westerly to the west limit of Lot 40, as shown on regist~red Plan No. 711 as a Local Improvement. No. 4108. Mr. By McKay.~To authori:ie the ,Engineer, and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings for the propose~ construction of a sewer in Barrington Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to the centre line of· Se~ord Ave. (Johnston St.) No. 4109. By Mr. Miller.-To auth9rize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of a concrete sidewalk on .the west side of Gledhill Ave., from the nor.th City Limits northerly to the southerly limit of Albert St. as a Local Improvement. No. 4110. By Mr. Barker.-Go authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings re the proposed construction of a concrete sidewalk on the east ,side of. Main 52 St. from the north City Limits northerly to the south limit of Valley Rd. as a Local Improvement. No. 4111. By Mr.. Graham-To grant the sum· of $3,490.30 for General Purposes. Council adjourned to meet on the 6th inst. at 1 p.m. Read and adopted as amended by striking out Resolution ~o. 4378, May 8th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
FIFTEENTH MEETING. CouNcI~ CHAMBER, May 6th, 1915. Pursuant to adjournment, the Council met at 1 p.m. fylembers all present. The minutes of the three previous meetings were read and adopted. COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : Robt. C. Smith, re road line at the corner of Morningside Ave. and Thompson St. Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Annie Whitson, John Ignazeo, Cecil Hancock, Dora Cole and Agnes Willie as indigent patients from the Township. Queen Mary and King Edward Sanatoriums, giving notice that hereafter the charge per da'y"for charity patients from the Township will be $1.00 instead of 70c. as formerly. Henry Swabey, Secretary Earlscourt Ratepayers' Associa tion, asking for certain improvements irt that District. Geo. Barron, re purchase of property ow~e·d by the Town ship of McGlashen Rd. and Yonge St., York Mills. R. P. Coulson, Truant Officer, giving a short report of the work done by him during the last quarter. Jos. J. Theobald, stating that certain parties are deposit ing a quantity of sand across the highway on Cliff St. and blocking the water. Toronto Hydro Electric, giving notice of the installation of certain lights in Swansea District. Sick Children's Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Lizzie Lafferty as an indigent patient from the Township. Home Smith & Co., re proposed water mains in Baby Point Section. 53 RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed : No. 4381. McKAY-MILLER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to issue a cheq:ie for $25.00 in favor of Lambton R~fle Club, being grant from ~ ork Council ; and that the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4382. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Clerk be and is hereby authorized and instructed to register Local Improvement Debenture By-laws Nos. 4112, 4113, 4114, 4115, 4116, 4117, 4118, 4119, 4120, 4121, 4122 4123 4124 4125,4126,4127,4128,4129,4130,4131,4132,4133,4134 and 4135 .' and the Treasurer is authorized to issue a cheque for $2.00 for each of said By-laws, being the statutory fee for said registration ; and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried.
BY-LAWS. The following By-laws wer.e passed authorizing the issue of debentures for Local Improvement works : No. 4112. By Mr. Miller.-To provide for the borrowing of $3,343.44 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of construction of a bitulithic pavement on Russell Hill Rd. No. 4113. By Mr. Barker.__:._To provide for the borrow ing of $26,456.25 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a pavement on Spadina Rd. No. 4114. By Mr. Graham.-To provide for the borrow: ing of $3,217.74 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a pavement on Warren Rd. No. 4115. By Mr. Graham.-To provide for the borrow ing of $9,018.24 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a sewer in Lauder Ave. No. 4116. By Mr. Barker.-To provide for the borrow ing of $4,687.25 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a sewer in Kennedy and Barrie Avenues. No. 4117. By Mr. McKay.-To provide for the borrow ing of $87.3:47 by the issue of debentures to Pc!-Y for the cost of a sewer m Day and Sellers Ave. No. 4118. By Mr. Graham.-To provide for the.borrow ing of $1,102.95 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a sewer in Appleton Ave. No. 4119 .. By Mr. Barker.-To provide for the borrow ing of $1,981.00 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a sewer in Arlington Ave. No. 4120. By Mr. Miller.-To provide for the borrowing of $1.617.50 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a sewer in Ravensden Ave. . No. 4121. By Mr. Graham.-To provide for the borrow ing of $1.432. 77 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a concrete sidewalk on Lauder Ave., west side. ·54 No. 4122. By Mr. Miller.-To· provide for the borrowing of $63i.21 by the issue of debel).tures to pay for the cost of a concrete sidewalk on the east side of Robina Ave. No. 4123. By Mr. Graham.-To provide for the borrow ing of $892.18 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a concrete sidewalk on the east side of Renhold Ave. No. 4124. By Mr. McKay.-To provide for the borrow ing of $1,224.38 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a concrete sidewalk on Baby Point Rd. and Talbot Place. No. 4125. By Mr. Barker.-To provide for the borrow ing of $1,974.61 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a concrete sidewalk on the west side of Jane St. No. 4126. By Mr. Miller.-To provide for the borrow ing of $1,357.54 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a concrete sidewalk on the south side of Dundas St. No. 4127. By Mr. Barker.-To provide for the borrow ing of $408.24 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a concrete sidewalk on the east side of Warren Rd. No. 4128. By Mr. Graham.-To provide for the borrow ing of $1,692.36 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a concrete sidewalk on the -north and south sides of Hol land Park Ave. No. 4129. By Mr. McKay.-To provide for the borrow ing of $416.24 by the issue of debentures. to pay for the cost of a concrete sidewalk on south side of Millersol} Ave. No. 4130. By Mr. Barker.-'fo provide for the borrow ing of $5,067.78 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a concrete sidewalk on the east and west sides of Glen holme Ave. No. 4)31. By Mr. Mi}Jer.-To provide for the borrow ing of $868. 93 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a concrete sidewalk on east side of Ravensden Ave. No. 4132. By Mr. Barker.-To provide for the borrow ing of $67-3.63 by. the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a concrete sidewa1k on the eas't and west sides of Day Ave. No. 4133. By Mr. McKay.-To provide for the borrow ing of $1,130.60 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a concrete sidewalk on the south side of Earnscliffe Rd. No. 4134. By Mr. Graham.-To provide for the borrow ing of $645.37 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a concrete sidewalk on the east side of Appleton Ave. No. 4135. By Mr. Miller.-To provide for the borrowing of $829:85 by the issue of debentures to pay for the cost of a concrete sidewalk on the south side of Clinton Ave. · No. 4136. By Mr. McKay.-To consolidate the sums authorized to be borrowed by certain Local Improvement. 55 By-laws for the construction of pavemen~s into one sum of $33,017.4'3 and to borrow the,same by·the issue of debentures therefore. No. 4137. By Mr. McKay.-To· consolidate the sums authorized to be borrowed by certain Local Improvement By-laws for the construction of sewers into one sum 1of $19,280.41 and to borrow the same by the issue.of debentures therefore .. No. 4138. By Mr. McKay.-To consolidate the sums authorized to be borrowed by certain Local Improvement By-laws for the construction of sidewalks into one sum of $19,248. 75 and to borrow the same by the issue of' debentures therefore. , No. 4139. By Mr. Miller.-To authorize the removal of certain trees growing on Ellis Ave., Swansea. No. 4140. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings re the construction of a concrete sidewalk on the north and south sides of Ash bury Ave. No. 4141. By Mr .. McKay.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings re the construction of a concrete sidewalk on the south side of St. John's Rd., Lot 3, Con. 5 W. Y .. No. 4142. By Mr. Miller.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings re the construction of a concrete sidewalk on the north side of Edmond Ave., from. the Weston Rd. westerly. · No: 4143. By Mr. McKay.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk.to take preliminary proceedings re the constrµctiori of a sewer in Earlscourt Ave. Council adjourned to meet on the 17th at 2.30 p.m. R~ad and adopted May 17th, 1915. W. A. yLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Ree'lJe.
SIXTEENTH MEETING. CouNCIL CHAMBER, May 17th, 19.15. Pursuant to adjournment the Council met at 2.20 p.m. Members all present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. 56 COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : An application was received from the Board of Public School Trustees for S.S. No. 32, Township of York, asking for the issue of debentures to the amount of $22,000 to build a permanent school in said section. A. Griffin, Secretary Scarlett Plains Ratepayers' Associa tion, asking for improvements in said section. Township Solicitors, re establishing of cemeteries. Alfred Tootell, making an application as garbage collector for Lambton. Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Fred Moore as an indigent patient from the Township. Hospital for Sick Children, giving notice of the admission of Albert Pink, Frank Banning, Edgar Usher and Edmund Jackson, as indigent patients from the Township. Frank Glandfield, Secretary West Fairbank Ratepayers' Association, asking for certain improvements in said district. ]. S. Elliott, Secretary Baby Point Ratepayers' Associa tion, asking that gambling and other nuisances in the dis trict be looked ·after. Thos. Maltby, Secretary Toronto Heights Social Club, asking that Harvie Ave., between Kitchener and Carrington Ave., be closed to vehicular traffic on May 24th, between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Frank Warden, re lots 70 and 72, Frejama Ave., Mt. Dennis. Township Solicitors, re pool at the end of W oodycrest Ave. David J. Howell, Captain Lambt01;i M;ills Rifle Club, asking for a grant fro.m the Township for said Club.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed : W. J. Douglas, stamps. Evening Telegram, advertising. Mineral Springs, supply of water. Bryant Press, printmg stationery. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Norman Sheppard and Amy Beynon. Grand & Toy, envelopes for Mr. Lownsbrough. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of Cecil Hancock. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Elsie Johnson. J. Lovett and A. Warren, charity supplies. Dominion Sewer Pipe Co., sewer pipe for Oakwood and Glenholme sewers. David Drummond, charity supplies. Pay sheet, working in gravel pit. . J. J. McBeth, postage stamps re assessment notices. Road Commissioner's pay sheets from May 3rd to 17th. 57 PETITION. The following petition was received from : Max Valette and others, asking for a four-foot walk and curb on the north side of Bl rem Ave. · '
REPORTS. , The following reports were received and adopted from the Township Engineer, re : A sewer on Barrington Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to the centre line of Secord Ave. (Johnston St.) A concrete sidewalk on the east side of Main St., from the north City Limits northerly to Valley Rd. , . A concrete sidewalk on Heath St., from the west City Limits westerly to the west limit of Lot 40, Plan 711.. A concrete sidewalk on Gledhill Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to the south limit of Albert St.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed : No .. 4383. BARKER-McKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4108, the report of the Township Engineer, dated May 14th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a sewer in Bar rington Ave., from the north city Limits northerly to the centre line of Secord Ave. (Johnston St.) an approximate distance of 735' 9" be and the same "is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affi.xed.-Carried. · · No. 4384. McKAY-M.ILLER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By'" law No. 4107, the report of the Township Engineer, dated May 5th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a five foot (5') concrete sidewalk without curb on the north side of Brant Ave. (Heath St.) from the west City Limits westerly to the west limit of Lot 40, Plan 711: an approximate distance of 410' be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal hereto affi.xed.-Carried. No. 4385. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By-law No. 4109, the report of the Township Engineer, dated May 12th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk without curb on the west side of Gledhill Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to the south limit of Albert St., be and the same is hereby re ceived and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affi.xed.-Ca~ried. No. 4386. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4110 as amended, the report of the Township Engineer, dated May 13th, 1915, on the proposed construction as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 4' 6" in width with 6" curb on the east side of Main St., from the north City Limits northerly to Valley Rd., an approximate dis tance of 1598' 6" be and the same is hereby received and adopted aild the Corporate seal be hereto affi.xed.-Carried. No. 4387. BARKER-McKAv.-Resolved that the Treasur~r be and is hereby instructed to issue a cheque in favor of. Chas. McDonald for the 58 sum of $200.00 on account of work done in assessing Div. No. 1, 1915, and that :the seal of the Corporation· be hereto attached.-Carried. No. 4388. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the application of the Trustees of S.S. No. 22 to this Council, asking for the issue of debentures to the amount of $22,000.00 to be repayable out of the taxable property for public scho~l purposes in said Section, for the purpose of paying for the cost of the erection of a school house in said section be and the same, together with the copies of resolutions passed at a SJ?ecial meeting of the ratepayers of said section called for the purpose of considering the aforesaid proposition and notice of the calling of the public meeting, are hereby referred to the Township Solicitors with a request, that if said application, notices, etc., are in accordance with the provisions of "The Public Schools Act," ·to prepare the necessary By-law for the issue of said debentur,es, which said debentures shall be repayable in 20 equal annual instalments and bear interest at the rate of 5 ~ % per annum ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed._:_Carried. No. 4389. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to issue a cheque to the Township Solicitor for $375, being in full of $300 damages and $75 costs recovered by Charles Hibbert in an action against the Township.-Carried. No. 4390. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that the tender of Canada Bond Corporation Limited for the purchase of the Local Improvements Debentures issued under the followmg By-laws, viz. : Nos. 4112, 4113, 4114, Pavements, Consolidating By-law No. 4136 to the amount of $33,017.- 43; Nos. 4115., 4116, 4117, 4118, 4119, 4120, Sewers, Consolidating By-law No. 4137 to the amount of $19,280.41 ; Nos. 4121, 4122, 4123, 4124, 4125, 4126, 4127, 4128, 4129, 413.0, 4131, 4132, 4133, 4134 and_ 4135, Sidewalks, Consolidating By-law No. 4138 to the amount of $19,248.75, making a total of $71,546.59, at or for the price or sum of ($72,178.62) Seventy-two thousand, one hundred and seventy-eight dollars and sixty-two cents, and accrued interest from date of issue to date of delivery of debentures be and the same is hereby accepted, and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4391. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that, subject to terms and conditions satisfactory to this Council being first agreed upon between this Municipality and the City of Toronto under Sec. 399 (56) of "The Munici pal Act." for connecting the proposed sewer in Humewood Ave. with the existing sewer system of. said City, and in pursuance of By-law No. 4145 the terider of McLaren & Co., for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a sewer in Humewood Ave. (provided that the necessary sewer pipe used be manufactured in the Township) for the sum of $998.00, be and the same is hereby accepted. . · Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary ad_vances of money :1s may be-necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pendmg the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such :1dvances not to e;x:~eeq.· the sum of $2,200.00 and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.""'"":' Carried. BY-LAWS. The fol_loy,rin_g By-laws were passed : No. 4144. By Mr. Barker.-To amend By-law No. 4110, No. 4145. By.Mr. Graham.-To authorize the construe~ tion of a sewer in Humewood Ave., from the north City 59 Limits northerly, an approximate distance of 636', as a Local. Improvement under the provisions of the Local Improvement Act. No. 4146. By Mr. McKay.-To grant the sum of $2,652.13 £pr General Purpose_s. The Council adjourned to meet on the 19th inst. Read and adopted this 7th day of June, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
SEVENTEENTH MEETING. yOUNCIL CHAMBER, May 19th, 1915. Pursuant to adjoutntQ.ent, the Council met at 2.30 p.m. Members all present. PETITIONS. The following petitions were received from : Alfred Smith, and 137 others, as~ng that S.S. 28 be Qivided and aseparate section formed out of that portion of 28 known as the Silverthorne District and Keele Gardens. Harry Wilson and 1S others, protesting against the forma ~ion of the new section as proposed in the petition by Alfred Smith and others. RESOLUTIONS. The following resoltftions were passed : No. 4392. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved th~t the Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to issue a cheque in favor of the Solicitors for $600 on account of printing in the appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada in the case of Beck vs. '!'he Township.-Carried.
No. 4393. McKAY-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to rebate certain arrears of taxes appearing against the undermentioned Lots on Plan 1249, Div. 3, on the 1913 roll, as follows: Lot N,U 74, $3.79; SU 74, $3.80; Lot 79, $7.59; NU Lot 80, $3.79; SU of Lot 80, $3.80; and Lo.t 81, $7.54; total, $30.31, and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4394. MILLER-McKAv.-Resolved that in pursuance of By .law No. 4140, the report of the Township Engineer, dated May 18th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a four foot side walk with six-inch concrete curb on the north and south sides of Ashbury Ave. from the"\vest limit of Oakwood Ave. westerly to west end of said Ashbury Ave., be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Cor.poration seal be hereto affixed.-Carried., 60 No. 4395. BARKER-MILLER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4142, the report of the Township Engineer, dated May 18th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk five feet (5') wide without curb on the north side of Edmond Ave., the west limit of Weston Rd. westerly to east limit of Monklands Ave., be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4396. GRAHAM-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By-law No. 4143, the report of the Township Engineer, dated May 18th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a sewer in Earlscourt Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to Teignmouth Ave., be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4397. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4141, the report of the Township Engineer, dated May 18th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a four-foot six inch concrete sidewalk without curb on the south side of St. John's Rd., Lot 3, Con. 5, W.Y., Plan M393, from west limit of Weston Rd. westerly about 597' be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Cor porate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried.
BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed : No. 4147. By Mr. McKay.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings under the Local Improvement Act for the proposed construction of a con crete sidewalk on the east side of Harvie Ave. No. 4148. By Mr. Miller.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of a four-foot concrete sidewalk with curb on the north side of Blrem Ave., from Dufferin St. westerly to the west limit of said Avenue as a Local Improvement. Council adjourned to meet on the 27th inst, at 2.30 p.m· Read and adopted June 7th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
EIGHTEENTH MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, May 27th, 1915. Pursuant to adjournment, the Council met at 2.30 p.m. Members all present. COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Chas. Redfern, Harry Parker, Annie Millis, and Ernest Butler, as indigent patients from the Township. 61 Sick Children's Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Frank Hunsperger, Clive Layton, Arthur Roberts, Fred Clark as indigent patients from the Township. Grace Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Mrs. Atkin as an indigent patient from the Township. W.W. Dunlop, Inspector of Prisons and Public Charities, giving notice of the admission of John Hesford to the Asylum. Township Solicitors, re Upper Canada College, and re Scott and Davenport. Home Smith & Co., asking for Water main on Baby Point Rd. S. Perkins, Secretary Lambton Park Ratepayers' Associa tion, asking for a road over the Belt Line Ry. at Eileen Ave. A. F. Foster, re sidewalk on Rushton Rd. T. F. Norman, Secretary Oakwood Ratepayers' Associa tion, asking for cement sidewalks on Oakwood and other streets in said district. E. W. Clark, Secretary Bedford Park Ratepayers' Association, asking the Council to insure soldiers. Robins Limited, re paving of streets on Armour Heights. Provincial Board of Health, giving certificate of approval re sewer in Earlscourt Ave. An application was received from the Trustees of S.S. No. 28 for the issue of debentures to the amount of $36,000.00
PETITION. The following petition was received from : H. 0. Jackson, and others, asking that Frederica St. be changed to Pinewood Road.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed : No. 4398. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Solicitors be and are hereby instructed to defend the action brought by Davenport. Carried. No. 4399. BARKER-McKAY.-Resolved that the Solicitors be and are hereby instructed to defend the action brought by one Miller against the Township and others for damages by closing Moore Ave. Bridge.- Carried. . No. 4400. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Solicitor be and is instructed to defend the appeal brought by Charles Hibbert in the action against the Township.-Carried. No. 4401. BARKER-MILLER.-Resolved that the application of the Board of Trustees S.S. No. 28, and papers attached thereto being an 62 application for the issue of debentures to the amount of $36,000.00 for the purpose of enabling the Trustees of said Section to purchase a site of land on the N .E. portion of the Rowntree Farm and to build a six-roomed school house thereon ; also a communication received this day from Jas. Haver son, K.C., protesting against the passing of a· By-law authorizing the issue of debentures for such purpose, be referred to the Township Solicitors for th~ir report therein in writing to this Council as to the legality and authority under the "Public Schools Act" for the Trustees of Rural School Sections to purchase two or more school sites and build permanent school-house thereon, and the right or authority of the Council to pass a By-law for authorizing the issue of school debentures for such purpose ; there being a.lready two permanent schools in said section.-Carried. No. 4402. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that the Clerk be and he is hereby instructed to register debenture By-law No. 4150 re issue of deben tures S.S. No. 32, and publish the notice of such registration, as required by Statute, in the Toronto World. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer issue a cheque for the sum. of $2.00 in favor of the Registrar of the County of York, being fee for such registration and charge the same to S.S. No. 32, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried . . No; 4403. GRAHAM~M1LLER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to rebate the arrears appearing to be against a certain Block B, Plan 1351, for the years 1910, 1911 and 1912 amounting to Thirty-seven Dollars and Fourteen Cents ($37,14) as there does not appear t~ be such block on said plan, and the seal of the Corporation be affixed he~eto.-Carried. BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed No. 4149. By Mr. Barker.-To authorize the removal of certain trees growing on McGlashen Rd., York Mills. No. 4150. By Mr. McKay.-To raise by way of loan the sum of $22,000.00 for the purpose of enabling the Board of Public School Trustees for School Section Number 32 in the Township of York to build a school house in said section. No. 4151. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the Engineer apd Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of a concrete sidewalk 4' 6" in width with 6" curb on the south side of Earlsdale Ave., from the east limit of Oakwood Ave. easterly to west limit of Plan 1777 as a Local Improvement. Council adjourned. Read and adopted June 7th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
NINETEENTH MEETING. COUNCIL CHAMBER, June 7th, 1915. The Council met at 2.30 p.m. Members all present. The minutes of the three previous meetings were read and adopted. 63 COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : Township Solicitors, re issue of debentures for building a second school in S.S. No. 28 ; enclosing letter from the Railway Commission re bell to be placed on the C.P.R. at Eglinton Ave. R. P. Coulson, truant officer, giving report of work done during the month of May. Neil D. Maclean, Solicitor for Henry Hall, er cutting of trees on McGlashen Rd., York Mills. Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of George Matson, John Magill and Geo. Darleson as in digent pa:tients from the Township. Nelson A. Hyland, asking the Council to repair the side walk in front of Mrs. Appleby's property at Lambton Mills. Gibson & Gibson, enclosing a copy of survey of Lots 83 and 84, Blk. F., Plan 551. Toronto Western Hospital, giving notice of the admission of John Fitzakelly as an indigent patient from the Township. :rvt;acDonell & Boland, Solicitors for Kodak Co., re grad ing of Eglinton Ave., in front of the Kodak property. Hugh J. Macdonald, Solicitor for Mr. Boyton, re Boy ton's claim for burial of horses.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed : Brown Bros., stationery. Pay sheet, grading Morningside and Ellis Aves. Maston, Starr & Spence, preparing Local Improvement Debenture By-laws. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Edgar Usher, Frank Banning, Arthur Roberts, F. Hunsberger, Margaret Martin, Lizzie Lafferty. Grace Hospital, maintenance of Mrs. Ernest King. Toronto General Hospital, 1'!1aintenance of Agnes Willey, Harry Parker, Fred Moore, Vida M. Sinclair. Toronto Western Hospital, maintenance of Henry Doe. Medical Health Department, maintenance of Miss Graffy. S. R. Hart & Co., stationery. J. Dean, charity supplies. Bryant Press, stationery. J. J. Little, postage stamps supplied 1Ir. Snider. J. D. Cassie, charity supplies. Toronto Electric Light Co., use of current in offices. B. Cairns, repair of stamp. G. R. Goulding, re equalization S.S. 3, Etobicoke and 24 York. G. W. Holdenby, re equalization S.S. 3, Etobicoke and 24 York. Toronto World, advertising. Weston Water, Power & Light Commission, street lighting. F. Barber, re Pape Ave. sewer. 64 Godson Contracting Co., as per estimate re Heath St. pavement. Toms Contracting Co., as per estimate re Burton Bridge. Frank Barber, re maps, comprehensive sewer system, Humewood Ave. sewer, Rodicks Culvert, printing re certain local improvements, printing tenders re Lansing bridge, adv. for tenders re Lansing Bridge, adv. for tenders re Humewood sewer, tender notices re Humewood Ave. sewer, and adv. for tenders re Gledhill Ave. sidewalk Main St., Ashbury Ave., Edmond Ave., etc. Smith's Planing Mill, lumber re Lambton Golf Club bridge. Noden, Hallett & Johnson, hardware re Lambton Golf Club bridge. Aikenhead Hardware Co., hardware re Lambton Golf Club bridge. J. Lovett, W. A. Mills and Harris Coal Co., charity supplies. Medical Health Department, maintenance of James Spooner. W. J. Bailie and Frank Woods, collecting garbage. Harris Coal Co., C. Boshobrick, J. Deacon and N. Ballard, charity supplies. St. Michael's Hospital, maintenance of Mrs. Jas. Boyle. L. S. Hanes, salary for May. C. H. MacDonald, postage. J. J. MacBeth, salary re assessing. Road Commissioner's pay sheets from May 17th to June 7th.
PETITIONS. The following petitions were received from C. E. Bradshaw and others, asking that the Council take over Russell Road and grade the same. E. Ross and other ratepayers of West Fairbank, asking for Hydro Electric street lamps in said district. L. W. Phelps and other residents of Woodville Ave., asking for electric light and power on said street.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed No. 4404. BARKER-McKAY.-Resolve,d that in pursuance of By law No. 4148, the report of the Township Engineer, dated May 3rd, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk four feet wide with six-inch curb on the north side of Blcem Ave., from the west limit of Dufferin St., westerly to west limit of Blcem Ave., as shown on Reg. Plan No. 1549, be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4405. GRAHAM-BARKER.-Resolved that the Township En gineer be and he is hereby instructed to prepare plans and specifications and call for tenders for the construction of a new bridge on Sheppard A venue, between Lots 15 and 16, in the First Con. west of Yonge St., where said avenue is intersected by the west branch of the River Don, and that said bridge, when completed, be named and thereafter known as the "W. A. Clarke Bridge" ; that said Engineer be and he is hereby further instructed to prepare such plans and specifications as may be necessary to call for tenders for the construction of a concrete culvert, or arch, where the Newton-Brook Creek crosses the original allowance for road between the First and Second Concessions east of Yonge St., at or near the point where said original allowance for road is intersected by Finch Ave. 65 Be it further resolved, that any further rE:solution or resolutions, passed by this Council inconsistent with this re.solution be and the same an~ hereby rescinded and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4406. GRAHAM-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4147, the report of the Township Engineer, dated June 3rd, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement of a concrete side walk five feet wide with six-inch curb on the east side of Harvey Ave., from North City Limits northerly to Teignmouth Ave. as shown on Reg. Plan No. 1381, be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corpor ate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4407. McKAY-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to pay out the following sums to the persons herein after mentioned, that is to say : To Chas. H. Macdonald, assessor, on account 1915 salary, $500; John Lownsbrough, assessor, on account 1915 salary, $300; and Geo. R. Goulding,-assessor, on account 1915 salary, $300; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4408. McKAY-MILLER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to pay Mr. Boyden the sum of $3.00 for burying horse, it being understood that Boyden take this sum as payment in full, and that the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4409. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to allow the following rebates on account of arrears of taxes against Lots Nos. 3 and 4, Plan 1655, for the year 1912 to date that is to say : Lot 3, Plan 1655, taxes $6.89, rebate $1.19, $5. 70 ; Lot 4, Plan 1655, taxes $4.67, rebate 80c., $3.87 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried.
No. 4410. MILLER-:-GRAI:JAM.-Resolved that the tender of Jno. Ritchie for the construction of a new concrete bridge on Sheppard A venue between Lots 15 and 16, First Concession west of Yonge St., to be known as the "W. A. Clarke" Bridge, in accordance with the Engineer's specifications be accepted at the price of $2,944.00 and that the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. .
No. 4411. BARKER-McKAY.-Resolved that the tender of F. C. Mechin for the construction of a new concrete culvert, or arch, where the Newtonbrook Creek crosses the original allowance for road between the first and second concessions east of Yonge Street, at or near the point where the said original allowance for road is intersected by Finch Avenue, in accordance with the Engineer's specifications, be accepted at the price of $1,597.00 and that the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried.
No. 4412. M1LLER-BARKER.-·Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4156 the tender of Riverdale Concrete Paving Co. for the construc tion, as a Local Improvement, or a concrete sidewalk five feet in width (without curb) on the west side of Gledhill Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to the south limit of Albert St., as shown on Reg'd. Plan Nos. 396, 1386, 1757, 1875, and 1843, a distance of 2807' 8U" exclusive of street intersections for the sum of $983, be and the same is hereby accepted. . Be it further resolved, that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he 1s hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $3,930; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. 66 No. 4413. BARKER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4157, the tender of Wm. Bushell for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 4' 6" in width (without curb) on the south side of St. John's Road, Lot No. 3, Con. 5 W.Y., Plan M393, from the west limit of Weston Road westerly about 597', not including street inter sections for the sum of $219, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved, that the Treasurer o! this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof. the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $720; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4414. MILLER-McKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4159, the tender of Wm. Bushell for the construction, as a 'Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk five feet in width (without curb) on the north side of Edmond Ave., from the west limit of Weston Rd. westerly "to the easterly limit of Monklands Ave., Plan M393, an approximate dis tance of three hundred and sixty-five feet for the sum of $137; be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved, that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $511 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4415. McKAY-MILLER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4154 the tender of Riverdale Concrete Paving Co., for the construc tion, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk four feet in width, with six-inch curb, on the north and south sides of Ashbury Ave., from the west limit of Oakwood Ave., westerly to the west end of said Ashbury Ave., an approximate distance of 668', according to Reg. Plan No. 1580, for the sum of $815, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved, that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $2,270 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4416. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that in pursuance of By· law No. 4155, the tender of Riverdale Concrete Paving Co., for the construc tion of a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk four feet six inches in width, with six-inch curb, on the east side of Main Street, from the North City Limits northerly to Valley Road, a distance of 1598' 6", for the sum of $940, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved, that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $2,788 and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4417. GRAHAM-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By-law No. 4158, the tender of Wm. Bushell for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk five feet in width (without curb), 67 on the north side of Brant Ave. (Heath St.), from the west City Limits westerly to the west limit of Lot 40, Plan 711, a distance of four hundred and ten feet for the sum of $152, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved, that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $575 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried.
PETITIONS. The following Local Improvement petitions were re ceived from : Willis Joel and others, asking for a sidewalk with curb on McDonald Ave., both sides, from Vaughan Rd. to Oakwood Ave. E. Birch and others, asking for a concrete sidewalk with curb on the west side of Earlscourt Ave., from City Limits to Hatherly Rd. Francis B. Lovewell and others, asking for a concrete sidewalk with curb on the south and west sides of Hatherly Road, from Eversfield Rd. to Prospect Cemetery. Geo. Hadlow and others, asking for a concrete sidewalk with curb on the east side of Lauder Ave., from the City Limits to Donald Ave. W. A. Mills and others, asking for a concrete sidewalk on the west side of Oakwood Ave., from the City Limits to the north of the south half of Lot 29. H. Hammond and others, asking for a concrete sidewalk with curb on the north and east side of Hatherly Road from Eversfield Road to Prospect Cemetery. N. Ballard and others, asking for concrete sidewalk with curb on the east side of Dufferin St., from the City Limits to Eversfield Rd. . N. Ballard and others, asking for a sewer in Dufferin St., from the City Limits to Eversfield Rd. F. H. Barron and others, asking for a sewer in Teign mouth Ave., from Harvie Ave. to Boon Ave.
BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed : No. 4152. By R. Barker.-To amend Construction By-laws Nos. 4044 and 4051. No. 4153. By C. McKay.-To grant the sum of $6,457.18 for General Purposes. 68 No. 4154. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on the north and south sides of Ashbury Ave. No. 4155. By Mr. Barker.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on the east side of Main St. No. 4156. By Mr. McKay.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on the west side of Gledhill Ave. No. 4157. By Mr:. Barker.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on the south side of St. John's Rd. No. 4158. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on the north side of Brant Ave. (Heath St.) No. 4159. By Mr. McKay.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on the north side of Edmond Ave. Council adjourned to meet on the 21st inst at 2.30 p.m. Read and adopted June 21st, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
TWENTIETH MEETING. CouNCIL CHAMBER, June 21st, 1915. Pursuant to adjournment, the Council met at 2.30 p.m. Members all present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Emma Anderson, Jessie Simpson, John Wells, Thos. Beardwood, Jessie Watt, Annie Whitson, Ethel Thursfield, Guiseppe Chiofolo, as indigent patients from the Township. W. F. Maclean, asking for certain improvements in the Eastern Division. Township Solicitors, re the following matters : re Hib berd and Davenport cases ; re permission from the City re construction of sewers on Earlscourt and Barrington Aves. ; and enclosing order from the Ontario Railway and Municipal Board validating debenture By-laws Nos. 4121 and 4135. Fred W. Hodgson, asking tliat a light be placed at the top of Boyd's Hill on the Dawes Road. An application was received from the Trustees of S.S. No. 332 asking for the issue of debentures to the amount of $12,000 to meet the cost of a site in said section. 69 ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed : Frank Barber, re St. John's Rd. sidewa~, Edmond. Ave. s!dewalk, Heath St. sidewalk, Ashbury Ave. sidewalk, Mam St. stde~alk, Gledhill Ave. sidewalk, Rodick culvert and W. A. Clarke bndge. Pay sheets, finishing Scarlett Rd. concrete bridge and grading. Toronto Western Hospital, maintaining of Emily Smith. _ . King Edward Sanatorium, maintenance of S. Colborne, Mrs. Nellie Hall and Mossop family. . . Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Wm. Whiston, Nellie Key and-Fred Clarke. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of Annie Whitson, Mary Homer, Priscilla Carter, George Darleson, Benj. Thursfield, Ernest Butler and John Magill. Canadian Bank of Commerce, special cheque forms. M. J. Ward, burial of Wm. Robinson. Chas Celin, charity supplies. . F. McCreary, cutting and delivering sod re Lambton bridge. J. A. Howe, charity supplies. R. P. Coulson, charity re Mossop children. G. R. Goulding, stamps and stationery used in assessing. L. L. Jarvis, foreman re Lambton Golf Club bridge. Pay sheet, wages of men re Pelmo Park bridge. Road Commission's pay sheets from June 7th to June 21st.
PETITIONS. The following petitions were received from : D. Neville and others, asking for street lighting from Scarlett Plains to Lambton Park District. W. A. Mills and others, asking that Oakwood Ave. be oiled. George Ahrns and others, asking for a concrete sidewalk on ·the south side of Westwood Ave. Elmer T. Miller and others, asking for a concrete side'l' walk on the north side of Barrie Ave., from Kennedy Rd. to west end of said Barrie Ave.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed : No. 4418. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved thatlth4i,pplication to this Council of the Trust'ees of S.S. No. 33, Township of York, for the issue of debentures to.the amount of $12,000.00 for the purpose of enabling said Trustees to purchase a school .site for a school in said section be and the same is hereby referred to the Township Solicitor, together with all papers relating to the meeting of ratepayers of said section called to consider the question of purchasing a school site, and that said Solicitor, in the event of such application and the proceedings of public meeting, etc., being in accord dance with the provisions of the Public School Act, is hereby authorized to prepare the necessary By-law for the issue of debentures, to be rel?ayable in twenty equal annual instalments of principa}land interest with mterest payable annually at 5~%.-Carried. 70 No. 4419. MILLER-McKAv.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4151, the report of the Township Engineer, jated June 18th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a 4' 6" concrete sidewalk, with 6" curb, on the S. side of Earlsdale Ave., from the E. limit of Oakwood Ave. easterly to the W. limit of Plan 1777, be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4420. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4160 the tender o~ Longo and Gentile for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk with curb on the north side of Blcem Ave., from Dufferin St. westerly to the west limit of said street for the sum of $370.00, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved, that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $1,084.00; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4421. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that, subject to terms and conditions satisfactory to this Council being first agreed upon between this Municipality and the City of Toronto under Sec. 399 (56) of "The Munici pal Act," for connecting the proposed sewer in Earlscourt Ave., with the existing sewer system of said City, and in pursuance of By-law No. 4161 the tender of Longo and Gentile for the construction, as a Local Improve• ment, of a sewer in Earlscourt Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to Teignmouth Ave., for the sum of $1,050.00, be and the same is hereby accepted. · Be it further resolved, that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $2,100.00 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4422. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that the Road Commission er be and is hereby instructed to lay three-foot sidewalk on the east side of Forest Hill Road from Spadina Rd. to Eglinton Ave., and the Corporate seal be hereto attached.-Carried. No. 4423. BARKER-MILLER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to allow a rebate of ten dollars and seventy-one cents ($10.71) on the taxes for 1914 appearing against Lots Nos. 41, 42, 43 and 44, Block A, Plan 877, assessed in the name of Peter Wilson, for 1914 whereas it has been the property of St. John's Anglican Church Mission, W. Toronto, for a period of nearly a year i.t being understood that said pres~l}t owners shall pay with the balance of said taxes for 1914 the fees of the Bailiff ($1.00) in charge of collection of same, together with all arrears for previous years and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried.
BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed No. 4160. By Mr. Miller.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk with curb on the north side of Blcem Ave., from Dufferin St. westerly to west limit of said 71 street as a Local Improvement under the provisions of "The Local Improvem(fnt Act." · No.-4161. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the construc tion of a sewer in Earlscourt Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to Teignmouth Ave. as a Local Improve ment under the provisions of "The Local Improvement Act." No. 4162. By Mr. McKay.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on east side of Harvie Ave. from the north City Limits northerly to Teignmouth Ave. as a Local Improvement. No. 4163. By Mr. McKay.-To grant the sum of $2,261.08 for General Purposes. No. 4164. By Mr. Miller.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take prellminary proceedings for the construc tion of a sewer in Dufferin St. from the north Cjty Limits northerly to Eversfield Rd. as a Local Improvement. No. 4165. By Mr. Barker.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings re the construction of a concrete sidewalk with curb on both sides of McDonald Cres. and McDonald Ave., from Vaughan Rd. to Oakwood Ave. as a Local Improvement. No. 4166. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings re the construction of a concrete sidewalk 4' 6" in width with 6" curb on the north and south sides of Barrie Ave. as a Local Improve ment. No. 4167. By Mr. Miller.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preljminary proceedings re the construction of a concrete sidewalk with curb on the east side of Dufferin St. from the north City Limits northerly to south limit of Plan 1398 as a Local Improvement. No. 4168. By Mr. McKay.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings re the construction of a concrete sidewalk with curb on the east side of Lauder Ave., fro!l} City Limits northerly to Donald Ave. as a Local Improvement. No. 4169. By Mr. Barker.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings for the construc tion of a sewer in Vaughan Rd., from the north City Limits northerly to north limits of Lot 20, Plan 1322, as a Local Improvement. No. 4170. By Mr. McKay.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings re the construction of a concrete sidewalk with curb on the north and east sides of Hatherly Rd., from Prospect Cemetery to Eversfi.eld Rd. as a Local Improvement. 72 No. 4171. By Mr. Miller.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings for the construc tion of a sewer in Teignmouth Ave., from Harvie Ave. to Boon Ave. as a Local Improvement. No. 4172. By Mr. Barker.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings re the construction of a concrete sidewalk with curb on the west side of Earls court Ave., from City Limits to Hatherly Rd. as a Local Improvement. No. 4173.· By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings re the construction of a concrete sidewalk on the west side of Oakwood Ave., from City Limits northerly to north limit of Plan 1565 as a Local Improvement. No. 4174. By Mr. Miller.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings re the construction of a concrete sidewalk with curb on the south and west sides of Hatherly Rd., from Prospect Cemetery to Eversfield Rd. as a Local Improvement. Council adjourned to meet at the call of the Reeve. Read and adopted July 5th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
TWENTY:.FIRST MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, June 30th, 1915. The Council met at the call of the Reeve. Members all present. COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : A. D. Cartwright, Secretary Board of Railway Commis sioners, re traffic over the Kingston Rd. Toronto General Hosp"ital, giving notice of the admission of Mary Belfal as an indigent patient from the Township. Hydro Electric Power Commission, re supply of power and light to· residents in York Township. T. F. Norman, Secretary Oakwood Ratepayers' Associa tion, re widening Oakwood Ave. and removing the jog ·north of Rogers Rd. 73 Mrs. Mossop, re maintenance of her children in the Toron- to Free Consumptive Hospital. Township Solicitors, re Beck vs. Township of York. Frank Harber, re York Township water supply. The Auditor's report on the Treasurer's accounts fo-r the year 1914 was received and adopted.
PETITION. The- following petitipn was received from : W. H. Maton and others, asking for a bitulithic pavement on Ravensden Ave.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed : No. 4424. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Auditor's Re_port on the Township Treasurer's accounts for the year 1914 be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the accounts of the Treasurer-Collector and all accounts chargeable against the Corporation for said year be and the same are hereby finally audited and allowed, and the Clerk is hereby instructed to have five hundred copies of said report and the minutes of the Council for the year 1914 printed and bound in the usual form, and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4425. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that in regard to the sup ply of ·water by the City of Toronto to the Township of York and subject to an agreement being executed satisfactory to our Solicitor, the Corpora tion of the Municipality of York approves of the plans for such supply submitted by the Commissioner of Works for Toronto to such Township. -Carried. No. 4426. BARKER-McKAv.-Resoived that a Court of Revision be.held in the Council Chamber, on the 14th day of July, 1915, at ten o'clock a.m. for the hearing of appeals against the Assessment Roll of the Munici pality of the Township of York for the year 1915, and that a notice of the first sitting of said Court b~ published by the Clerk in the Toronto World newspaper.-Carried.
BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed : No. 4175. By Mr. McKay.-To amend By-law No. 3096 relating to the remuneration of the Tow:nship Auditors. No. 4176. By Mr. Graham ....._To amend By-laws Nos. 4080, 4086 and 4087, 4097, authorizing the construction of certain Local Improvements. Council adjourned. Read and adopted July 5th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve. 74 TWENTY-SECOND MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, July 5th, 1915. The Council met at 2.30 p.m. Members all present. The minutes of the two previous meetings were read and adopted.
COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : Board of Railway Commissioners for Canada, acknow ledging receipt of letter re G.T.R. crossing Kingston Rd. near Westhill. Township Solicitors, enclosing letter re Don Mills Rd. drain. R. C. Harris, Commissioner of Works, re proposed water supply for York Township. Toronto Genera Hospital, giving notice of the· admission of Bertha Neave, Annie Millis and Robert Hogg as indigent patients from the Township.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed Frank Barber, re Harvie Ave. case and Russell's bridge. Wm. Bushel, as per estimate re Edmond Ave. and St. John's Rd. side walks. Riverdale Paving Co., as per estimate re Gledhill Ave. sidewalk. Frank Barber, re Gledhill, Edmond and St. John's Rd. sidewalks, Humewood Ave. sewer, Blcem Ave. sidewalk, Earlscourt sewer, comprehensive sewer system, maps, testing cement re Humewood sewer, tender notices re Barrington sewer, adv. re Blcem Ave. side walk, Humewood sewer, Earlscourt sewer, Harvie Ave. and Blcem Ave. sidewalks. W. Ellins, gravel and sand re Lambton Golf Club bridge. Frank Barber, adv. re W. A. Clarke bridge. Frank Barber, adv. re Gledhill Ave., Main St., Edmond, St. John's, Brant and Ashbury Ave. sidewalks. Baines & Peckover, steel for Pelmo Park bridge. Toronto Western Hospital, maintenance of Mrs. Ethel Smith, A. Owen, Mrs. L. Voice, Mrs. Helen Aldridge, Mrs. Annie Higham and Miss Nellie Miller. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of Annie Millis and Bertha Neave. King Edward Sanatorium, maintenance of Sadie Colboume, Mrs. Nellie Hall, Mossop family and Jennie Munce. Wm. Bushel, as per estimate re Heath St. sidewalk. McLaren & Co., as per estimate re Humewood Ave. sewer. W. J. Douglas, re stamps. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Agnes Hinds. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of George Matson. Bryant Press, printing envelopes. Toronto Western Hospital, maintenance of Robt. Lawrence. 75 Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Lillie Beynon. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance· of Jessie Simpson. Protestant Orphans' Home, maintenance of Hugh and Charles Allison. Grace Hospital, maintenance of Mrs. J. Aitkens. Toront Electric Light Co., use of current in offices. Bell Telephone Co., rent of Pk. 4288 and Ma. 430. Wm. Speers, funeral of Robert Lawrence. S. R. Hart & Co., collectors rolls for 1915. W. A. Clarke, disbursements for postage. St. Michael's Hospital, maintenance of M. McLean. City of Toronto, sewer rental for Oakwood and Arlington Aves. Jno. Lownsbrough, postage stamps used in assessing. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of John Wells. Dr. Cameron Warren, re sm1llpox epidemic. Medical Health Department, maintenance of Hilda and Lucy Annand. H. N. Balfour, antitoxin for Baby Silverthorn. Frank Woods, W.]. Bailie and A. N. Taylor, collecting garbage. Miss L. Tomlinson and Donald L. Lawrie, services in Clerk's office. W. A. Mills and John M. Whiting, charity supplies. Brown Bros., stationery. Road Commissioner's pay sheets from June 21st to July 5th.
REPORTS. Reports were received from the Engineer re the following_ Local Improvements, viz. : Du:fferin St. sewer ; Du:fferin St., Oakwood Ave., Earlscourt Ave., Lauder Ave. and Barrie Ave. sidewalks.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed No. 4427. McKAY-MILLER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4164, the report of the Township Engineer, dated June 30th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a sewer in Duffer in St. ftom the north City Limits northerly to Eversfield Road, an approxi mate distance of 922' 5", be and the same is- hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4428. BARKER-McKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4167, the report of the Township Engineer, dated July 2nd, 1915, the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk five feet in width with six-inch curb, on the east side of Dufferin St. from the N. City Limits northerly to S. limit of Plan No. 1398, a distance of 976' more or less, be and is hereby received and adopted and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried.
No. 4429. MILLER-McKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4173, the report of the Township Engineer, dated June 30th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk five feet in width, with 6'' curb, on the west side of Oakwood Ave., from the N. City Limits northerly to the north limit of Reg. Plan 1565, be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried.
No. 4430. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4172, the report of the Township Engineer, dated July 2nd, 1915, )n the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side- 76 walk 4' 6" in width, with 6" curb, on the west side of Earlscourt Ave., from the N. City Limits northerly to Hatherley Road, an approximate distance of 1205' 7," be and the same is hereby received and 'adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4431. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby authorized and instructed to allow a rebate of four dollars and three cents on the accumulated arrears on business tax for 1911 of J. W. Lainson & Sons. as shown on A. R. Folio 316, and the seal of the Corpora tion be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4432. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4168, the report of the Township Engineer, dated July 2nd, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk ,five feet in width, with six-inch curb, on the East side of Lauder Avenue from the N. City Limits northerly to Donald Ave., an approximate distance of 2730', be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4433. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that the Township Engin eer be and he is hereby authorized to state in reply to a letter from the Commissioner of Works, City of Toronto, re changes for outlet liability and maintenance against the lands to be benefited by the construction of Earlscourt sewer in the Township of York, that the Township authorities are willing to execute the agreement referred to in said letter to pay said charges provided said Agreement, as in all such cases, is approved by the Township Solicitors.-Carried. No. 4434. BARKER-McKAv.-Resolved that the Reeve and Treas urer be and are hereby authorized to issue a cheque to Township Solicitors for the amount of Judgment and legal costs and charges in the action of Beck vs. Township of York.-Carried. No. 4435. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By laws Nos. 4080, 4086, 4087 and 4097, as amended by By-law No. 4176, it is deemed expedient to determine, and it is hereby determined and declared that the rate of interest at which the debentures to be issued for the repay ment of the loans affected to pay for the cost of the following works, viz. : Sewer in Glenholme, Earnscliffe and Oakwood Avenues and the construc tion of a pavement on Brant Ave. (Heath St.) shall be at the rate of 5~% per annum, and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4436. McKAY-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Reeve and Treasurer be and they are hereby instructed to issue a cheque for the sum of $150.00 in favor of the Treasurer of the York, Etobicoke and Weston Fair Association, being grant for 1915, and that the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4437. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4166, the report of the Township Engineer, dated July 2nd, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk 4' 6" in width, with 6" curb, on both sides of Barrie Avenue, from the W. limit of Kennedy Ave. westerly to the west limit of said Barrie Ave. 324' 8~" more or less, be and the same is hereby received and adopted and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried.
BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed No. 4177. By Mr. McKay.-To grant the sum of $10,945.37 for General Purposes and Local Improvements. 77 No. 4178. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of a concrete sidewalk on both sides of Arlington Ave., from the north City Limits northerly an approximate distance of 766' as a Local Improvement. No. 4179: By Mr. Miller.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of a concrete sidewalk 4' 6" in width with 6" curb on the north side of Alice St. and east and west sides of Rushton Rd. as a Local Improvement. No. 4180. By Mr. Graham.-To appoint a Clerk's Assistant. Council adjourned to meet on the 19th inst. Read and adopted July 26th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve ..
TWENTY-THIRD MEETING. (coU.RT OF REVISION.) COUNCIL CHAMBER, July 14th, 1915. 'Pursuant to notice, the Council met in Court of Revision at 10 o'clock a.m. Members all present. The list of a'ppeals, 34 in number, were considered and disposed of by the Court, only one reduction being made, the balance being corrections of description of property( and the following resolution was passed : . No. 4438. McKAY-MILLER.-Resolved that the Assessment Roll, of this Municipality for the year 1915, as revised and corrected by this Court, be and the same is hereby finally confirmed and passed, except in so far as the same may be further amended on appeal to the Judge of the Cou~ty Court, and-the Clerk be and he is hereby instructed to certify to the passmg thereof in manner provided by the Assessment Act.-Carrud. Court adjourned. Read and adopted July 26th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Chairman.
TWENTY-FOURTH MEETING. COUNCIL CHAMBER, July 19th, 1915. Pursuantlto!adjournment, the Council met at 2.30 p.m. Members at present. 78 COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received : Board of Highway Commissioners, asking for g'rant for the 'improvement of the 3rd Con. West York. Toronto General Burying Grounds, re Prosgeci Cemetery roadway. F. Glandfield, Secretary West Fairbank Ratepayers' Association, asking for police protection in said district. Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Alfred Wilson as an indigent patient from the Township. County Clerk, giving the amount to be raised by the Township for County purposes including war tax which is $70,346.88. . Township Solicitors, enclosing letter from Parkdale Canoe Club, re unsatisfactory- c·onditions on the Humber River; re passing a Local Improvement By-law to raise money for the improvement of Dundas St. by the Highway Commis sion ; re private drain connections ; and re sewer in Earls court Ave. Miss E. Allen, re accident on Weston -Rd. Hugh J. MacDonald, Solicitor on behalf of Alfred Surman, giving notice of injuries received by said Alfred Surman on the Vaughan Rd.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed : W. A. Mills, charity supplies. I. M. Scott, as per estimate re Kennedy and Barrie sewers. Baines & P~ckover, steel re Lambton Golf Club Bridge. jehn Ritchie, as per estimate re W. A. CJarke Bridge. F. C ..Mechin,. as per estimate re Rodicks Culvert. Routley and Summers, as per estimate re Baby Pt. sidewalks. Riverdale Paving Co., as per estimate re Gledhill and Main St. side- walks. Wm. Bushel, as per estimate re St. John's Rd. and Edmond St. side- . walks. . - Mineral Springs, water supply. Toronto. World, advertising. Bryant Press, printing stationery and debentures. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of J1:>hn Weber, Kathleen Hanunond, John Rivers, Wm. Titus and Wm. Shay. Masten, Starr & Spence, re Beck vs. Township ofYork. Kirig Edward Sanatorium, maintenance of Wm. Crawl~y. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of C. ij.edfem, Emma Ander- son, ~ary Belfall, Ethel Schwab', Dora Cole. and Wm. Warrick .. Toronto Western Hospital, maintenance of Mrs. A. Smith, H. Membery, hardware. · Bryant Press printing post cards. Medical · Heaith Department, maintenance of Reginald P~tton and Herbert Meyers. 79 Brown Bros., stationery. R. Anderson, charity supplies. Road Commissioner's pay sheets, from July 5th to 19th.
REPORTS. The following reports were received from the Township Engineer re Local Improvements : Concrete sidewalks o~ 11acDonald Crescent and Mac Donald Avenue · south and west sides of Hatherley Rd. ; both sides of A;lington Avenue ; north and east sides of Hatherley Rd. ; Alice St. and Rushton Road ; and sewer on Barrington Ave.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed No. 4439. BARKER-MILLER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to accept in full of all arrears of taxes, rates and percentage charges to 31st of Dec., 1913, appearing on his books against Lots 4 to 10, both inclusive, registered Plan No. 94:, the sum of $76.94 and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4440. McKAv-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of the Local Improvement Act, a Court of Revision be held in the Council Chamber, 40 Jarvis St., Toronto, on Wednesday the 11th of August, at 2 o'clock p.m., for the confirmation of the special assessments in connecti~n with the following Local Improvements, viz. : Construction of a sewer m Earnscliffe Rd., from Oakwood Ave. to Glenholme Ave. ; in Glenholme Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to Rogers Rd. ; in Oakwood Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to Earnsdale Axe. ; in Kennedy Ave., from the north City Limits northerly a distance of 1630' ; and an asphaltic pavement on Brant Ave. (Heath St.), from the west City Limits westerly 410', and that the Clerk give the necessary statutory notices of the sitting of said Court by publication and otherwise as required by said Act, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4441. BARKER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that subject to terms and conditions satisfactory to this Council being first agreed upon between this Municipality and the City of Toronto under Sec. 399 (56) of" The l\fonicipal Act," for connecting the proposed sewer in Barrington Avenue with the existing sewer system of said City, an,l in pursnance of By-law No. 4188, the tender of Routley & Summers, for the construction, as a Local Improve ment, of a s~we: in Barrington Ave., from the north Citv Limits northerly an approximate distance of 600 feet for the sum of $562.l)O be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further 'resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instrltcted to arrange with the Canadian Bank of· Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost t if the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $1,800.00; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried.
No. 4442. MILLER-McKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance 0£ By law No. 4162 the tender of Longo & Gentile for the construction of a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk on the east side of Harvie Ave., from 80 ' the north City Limits northerly to Teignmouth Ave. for the sum of $337.00 be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market -Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work, pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $1,096 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. · No. 4443. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4183, the tender of Wm. Bushel for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 5' in width, with 6" curb, on the -east side of Dufferin St., from the north City Limits northerly to the south limit of Plan 1398, an approximate distance of 976' for the sum of $675 be and the isame is hereby accepted. · Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $1,760 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4444. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4187 the tender of Brayley Nicholson Co., for the construction as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk on the west side of Earls court Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to Hatherley Rd., an approximate distance of 1205' 6" for the sum of $772, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch), for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to · exceed the sum of $2,050 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4445. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that subject to terms and conditions satisfactory to this Council being first agreed upon between this Municipality and the City of Toronto under Sec. 399 (56) of "The Munici pal Act," for connecting the proposed sewer in Dufferin St. with the existing sewer system of said City, and in pursuance of By-law No. 4184, the tender of Frank Angotti for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a sewer in Dufferin St., from the north City Limits northerly to Eversfield Rd., a.n approximate distance of 922' 6" for the sum of $1,275, be and the same JS hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch), for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such .advances not to exceed the sum of $2,300 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4446. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 41#~2 the tender of Arthur Johnston for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 5' in width, with 6" curb, on the east side of Lauder Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to Donald Ave;, an approximate distance of 2730' for the sum of $1,696, be and the same JS he:-eby accepted. 81 Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of thjs Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch), for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $4,914 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.- ~~d .
No. 4447. · McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved -in pursuance of By-law No. 4186 the tender of Brayley Nicholson Co. for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 5' in width, with 6" curb, on the west side of Oakwood Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to the north limit of Plan 1565, an approximate distance of 2846' 4" for the sum of $2,032, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch), for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $5,200; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4448. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4181 the tender of Arthur Johnston for the construction as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk-!' 611 in width, with 611 curb, on the south side of Earlsdale Ave., from Oakwood Ave. easterly to west limit of Plan No. 1777, an approximate distance of 566' for the sum of $338, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this ::\Iunicipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch), for such temporary advances of money as may be nece~sary to meet the cost of. the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $970.00 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.- Carried. -
No. 4449. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4185 the tender of Arthur Johnston for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk-!' 611 in width, with 6" curb, on both sides of Barrie Ave., from the west side of Kennedy An. westerly to the west end of Barrie Ave., an approximate distance of 32-l' 6", for the sum of $386, and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch), for such temporary aLfrances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work, pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $1,130; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.- Carried. ·
No. 4450. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Harris Abattoir Co. be given a lease of part of St. Clair A venue being the original allowance for road south of Lot one in the third Concession from the Ba v east of Yonge St. lying west of the east limit of Plan 2040, westerly to \\! oodbine A~e: The renta} to be $2 per year in advance. The company to have the privilege of puttmg a fence at the easterlv limit of said land and to remove said fence and give up possession of said land forthwith after notice from this Council. . An~ be it further resolved !hat the Solicitor of the Township be and are hereby instructed to draw said lease.-Carried. 82 No. 4451. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to pay to the Toronto and York Radial Railway Co. the sum of $19.J.OS being for grant for gravel placed on the York and Markham Townline at Schmidt's Mill, and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4452. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that the sum of two hundred dollars be granted to the Good Road Commission for widening and grading the third concession north of Sheppard hill, Lot 20, and the seal of the Corporation be hereto attached.-Carried. No. 4453. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4179, the report of the Township Engineer, dated July 15th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk 4' 6" wide, with 6" curb, on the north side of Alice Street from Roach Ave. to Rushton Rd., a distance of 500', and 9' 2" extra curb, according to Registered Plans Nos. M316 and M352 ; also on east side of Rushton Rd. from Alice St. to north side of S.%' of Lot 52, a distance of 380', according to Registered Plan No. M352 ; and also on west side of Rushton Rd., from the north side of S.%' of Lot 18 to the south end of Plan M352, a distance of 585' 11,X'" and extra curb 9' 2", according to Registered Plan No. M352, be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4454. MILLER-McKAv.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4108, the supplementary report of the Township Engineer, dated July 15th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a sewer on Barrington Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to centre line of Secord Avenue (Johnston St.) an approximate distance of 735' 9", be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4455. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4170, the report of the Township Engineer, dated July 15th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk 4' wide, with 6" curb, upon the north and east sides of Hatherly Rd., from Prospect Cemetery easterly and southerly to Eversfield Rd. according to Registered Plans Nos. 1530 ·and 1442, an approximate distance of 1896' 3", be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Cor porate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4456. McKA v-GRAHAM.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4178, the report of the Township Engineer, dated July 15th, 1915. on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk S' wide, with 6" curb, upon the east and west sides of Arlington Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to the south limit of Normanna St., according to Registered Plans Nos. 1711 and 115, an approximate distance of 753' 9" on east side and 749' on west side be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4457. BARKER-MILLER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4174, the report of the Township Engineer, dated July 15th, 1?15, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, Gf a concrete side walk 4' wide, with 6" curb, upon the south and west sides of Hatherly Rd., from. Prospect Cemetery easterly and southerly to Eve~sfield !3-oad, ac· cording to Registered Plans Nos. 1530 and 1442, an approximate distance of 1853' 5", be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corpor ate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4458. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that in pursuance of By"' law No. 4165, the report of the Township Engineer, dated July 15th, 1915, 83 on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk 4' 6" wide, with 6" curb, upon both si.des of MacDonald Crescent and MacDonald Ave., from the Vaughan Rd. to Oakwood Ave., according to Registered Plan No. 1558, an approximate distance of 813' 4" on the north side and 807' 9" on the south side, be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried .
. BY-LAWS. The following Local Improvement By-laws were passed : No. 4181. By Mr. Barker.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on the south side of Earlsdale Ave. from Oakwood Ave. easterly to the west limit of Reg. Plan No. 1777, as a Local Improvement. No. 4182. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on the east side of Lauder Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to Donald AYe. No. 4183. By Mr. Miller.-To authorise the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on the east side of Dufferin St., from the north limit of the City of Toronto northerly to south limit of Plan 1398. No. 4184. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the construc tion of a sewer in Dufferin St., from the north City Limits northerly to Eversfield Rd. · No. 4185.-By Mr. McKay.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on both sides of Barrie Ave., from the west side of Kennedy Ave. westerly to west end of Barrie Ave. No. 4186. By Mr. Barker.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on the west side of Oakw·ood Ave., from the north limits of the City of Toronto northerly to north limit of Plan 1565. No. 4187. By Mr. Miller.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on the west side of Earlscourt Ave., from the north limit of the City of Toronto northerly to Hatherley Rd. No. 4188. By Mr. Barker.-To authorize the construc tion of a sewer in Barrington Ave., from the north City Limits northerly an approximate distance of 600 feet. No. 4189. By Mr. Miller.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of a concrete sidewalk on the west side of Priscilla Ave., from St. John's Rd. to Dundas St. No. 4190. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter. of the proposed construction of a concrete sidewalk on west side of Markham St., from north City Limits northerly to north limit of Plan No. 875. 84 No. 4191. Mr. Barker.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed .construction of a concrete sidewalk 4' 6" in width with 6" curb, on the south side of Westwood Ave., from the east limit of Don Mills Rd. easterly, southerly and easterly to the easterly limit thereof as shewn on Plan No. 1517 an approximate distance of 1108' 5 ;1". , No. 4192. By Mr. Graham.-To grant the sum of '$10,243.11 for General Purposes and Local Improvements. Council adjourned to meet on the 26th inst. at 2.30 p.m. Read and adopted July 26th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH. Reeve.
TWENTY-FIFTH MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, July 26th, 1915. · Pursuant to adjournment, the Council met at 2 p.m. Members all present. The minutes of the two previous meetings and Court of Revision were read and adopted. The following resolutions and By-laws were passed : RESOLUTIONS. No. 4459. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that the application of the Board of School Trustees for S.S. No. 28, Township of York, for the issue of debentures to the amount of $36,000, for the purpose of enabling said Trustees to purchase a school site in said Section and erect a six-roomed school-house thereon,·be referred to the Township Solicitors for the purpose of preparing the necessary By-law authorizing the issue of said debentures, provided the application is in accordance with the requirements of "The Public Schools.Act," said Debenture By-law to provide for the repayment of the debentures to be issued thereunder in twenty equal annual instal ments with interest at 5~% per annum, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. · No. 4460. McKAY-MILLER.-Resolved that the Ehgineer be and he is hereby-instructed to report on the cost of widening Oakwood Ave. at N .E. comer of Plan 1666 and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. -Carried. · No~ 4461. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Reeve, Clerk and Solicitor be authorized to negotiate with the City of Toronto re part of cost of road through Prospect Cemetery, and that the seal of the Corporation be attached to this resolution.-Carried. No. 4462. MILLER-MCKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4183 the tender of Arthur Johnston for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 5' in width, with 6" curb, on the east side of Dufferin St., from the north City Limits northerly to the south limit of Reg. Plan No. 1398, an approximate distance of 976' for the sum of $607.00, be and the .same is hereby accepted. 85 Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch), for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $1,760.00, also, that Resolution No. 4443 be and the same is hereby rescinded and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4463. BARKER-MCKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4187 the tender of Arthur Johnson for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk on the west side of Earlscourt Ave.,· from the north Citr, Limits northerly to Hatherly Road, an approximate distance of 1205' 6' for the sum of $722.00, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch), for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to ex ceed the sum of $2,050.00; also that Resolution No. 4444 be and the same is hereby rescinded, and the Corporate seal be affixed hereto.---:Carried. No. 4464. BARKER-McKAY.-Resolved that when this Council adjourns it stands adjourned until Tuesday next, Aug. 3rd, at 11 o'clock a.m.-Carried. ·
BY-LAW. The following By-law was passed No. 4193. By Mr. McKay.-To close and dispose of a portion of a public road known as McGlashen Road. Council adjourned. Read and adopted Aug. 3rd, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
TWENTY-SIXTH MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, Aug. 3rd, 1915 . . The Council met at 2 p.m. Members all present. The mmutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted.
COJ\11\IUNICATIONS. The following communications were· received from · Township Solicitors, re meeting in connection with road through Prospect Cemetery. Toronto Western Hospital, giYing notice of the admission of Hubert Barker as an indigent patient from the Township~ 86 Hospital for Sick Children, giving notice of the admission of Vernon Mitchell as an indigent patient from the Township. Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Theodore Markham, Jesse Simpson and Amy Bailley as indigent patients from the Township. · Hugh ]. Macdonald, giving notice of accident re Alfred Surman. W. ]. Clark, Solicitors for Longo & Gentile, re holdback on contract work. John Gilbert, Secretary Baby Point Ratepayers' Associa tion, re lights in S.S. No. 32. T. F. Norman, Secretary Oakwood Ratepayers' Associa tion, asking for certain improvements in said district. W.. A. Littlejohn, City Clerk; giving notice of the adop tion by the Council of the sewer in Dufferin St. An application was received from the Board of Trustees for S.S. No. 33 for the issue of debentures to the amount of $12,000.00 to enable said Board to buy a school site in said Section.
REPORTS. The followin.g reports on Local Improvements were re ceived from the Township Engineer, which were adopted : Concrete sidewalks on Markham St., Westwood Ave., Alice St. and Rushton Road, and Priscilla Ave.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed Frank Barber, re Earlscourt, Earlsdale, Oakwood and Lauder Aves. sidewalks, Dufferin St. sidewalk and Duffering St. sewer. Longo & Gentile, as per estimate re Bk.em Ave. and Jarvie Ave. side- walks, and Earlscourt sewer. Frank Barber, re Barrie Ave. sidewalk. Routley & Summers, as per estimate re Millerson sidewalk. Lewis Constructing Co., as per estimate re Day and Sellers sewer. P. Kelly, as per estimate re Ravensden Ave. sidewalk. W. E. Taylor; as per estimate re Ravensden sewer. Warren Bit. Paving Co., as per estimate re Russell Hill pavement. J. Hill, charity supplies. Frank Barber re Harvie Ave. sidewalk and Barrington Ave. sewer. Wm. Speers, ;emoval of Mrs. Whitehouse, Mr. Wilson and a pati'*nt to. the hospital. M. J. Connor, charity supplies. Grace Hospital, maintenance of Maud .Farrow. . . . Bryant Press, Local Improvement notices and prmtmg_~mutes, etc. Toronto Western Hospital, maintenance of Mrs. A. Millis. Chas. Celin, charity supplies. Brown Bros., stationery. . . King Edward Sanatorium, maintenance of su?9ry patients. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Lillian Taylor. 87 Miss L. Tomlinson, services in Clerk's Office. Toronto Electric Light Co., use of current in offices. S. R. Hart & Co., printing 1 Local Improvement book. Road Commissioner's pay sheets from July 19th, to Aug. 3rd.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed No. 4465. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and he is hereby instructed to write off the sum of twenty-four dollars and sixty cents ($24.60) appearing against Lot 241, Plan 1826, being assessment ?\o. 3781, Div. No. 1, 1914, roll, in name of Mr. Haberman as owner, said Jot having also been assessed with a number of others under assessment 3780 to Glen Grant Co. Ltd. and taxes paid by Robins Ltd. on Dec. 8th, 1914·, and the seal of the Corporation be affixed hereto.-Carried. No. 4466. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the application of the Trustees of S.S. No. 33 of the Township of York for the issue of dehentures to the amount of $12,000.00 for the purpose of enabling said Board to pur chase a school site, be referred to the Township Solicitors to prepare the necessary By-law for the issue of debentures for said amount of $12,000.00 to be repayable in 20 equal annual instalments of principal and interest ; interest to be at the rate of 5Yz% per annum, provided said application is in accordance with the requirements of the Public SchoohAct, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried.
No. 4467. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to allow a rebate of eleven dollars and thirty-five cents ($11.35) arrears of taxes paid by Swansea Baptist Church on April 16th,1914-, on Lot 5, Blk. H., Plan 551, and that he issue a cheque payable to said Swansea Baptist Church for above sum for the vears 1911 and 1912, and the seal of the Corporation be affixed hereto.-Carried. No. 4468. GRAHAM-BARKER.-Resolved that the Engineer be instructed to recommend a pavement on Ravensden .\xe., from the north City Limits to north limits of Reg. Plan 1601.-Carried. No. 4469. GRAHAM-McKA Y.-Resolved that the tender submitted by Messrs. MacNeill & Young for $12,000 Public School debentures S.S. No. 32, at or for the sum of twelve thousand one hundred and eighty-one dollars and twenty cents ($12,181.20) being a rate of 101.51 with additional accrued interest from date of issue of debentures to date of delivery be and is hereby accepted and the seal of the Corporation be affixed hereto. Carried.
No. 4470. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4108, the supplementary report of the Township Engineer, dated July 31st, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk with curb on north side of Alice St., from Roach Ave. to Rushton Rd. and on east side of Rushton Rd., from Alice St. to north side of SU of Lot 52, and on west side of Rushton Rd., from north side of SU of Lot 18 to the south end of Plan M352 be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4471". MILLER-McKAv.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4190, the report o~ the Township Engineer, dated July 30th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk 4' 6" in width, on the W. side of Markham St., Plan 875 be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate se~l be hereto affix_ed.-Carried. 88 No. 44i2. BARKER-McKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4191, the report o_f the Township Engineer, dated July 15th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk 4' 6" in width, with 6" curb, on the southerly side of Westwood Ave., Plan 1517, be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Cor porate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried.
No. 4473. GRAHAM-McKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4197 the tender of H. Mitchell for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 4' 6" wide, with 6" curb, on both sides of Macdonald Avenue and Crescent from Vaughan Rd. northerly and easterly to Oakwood Ave., from the sum of $969.00 be and the same is here- by accepted. · Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $2,800.00; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4474. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By- -law No. 4198 and the report of the Township Engineer, dated July 30th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 4' in width with 6" curb, on the west side of Priscilla Ave., Plans 1343, 829 and 1005, be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 44i5. l'vhLLER-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4199 the tender of Longo & Gentile for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 4' 6" wide, with 6" curb, on north side of Alice St., from Roach Ave. to Rushton Rd. and northerly on east sid~ of Rushton Rd., from Alice St. to north limit of S~ of Lot 52, Plan M352, and on west side of Rushton Rd., from north limit of S,%' of Lot 18 southerly to south end of Plan M352 for the sum of $843.00, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $2,500.00; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4476. BARKER-MILLER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By-law No. 4200 the tender of H. Mitchell for the construction, as a Local Improve ment, of a concrete sidewalk 5' wide, with 6" curb, on east and west sides of Arlington Ave., from North City Limits northerly to south limit of Normanna Ave. for the sum of $929.00, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $2,750.00 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.- Carried. · BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed No. 4194. By Mr. Barker.-To amend By-law No. 4189. 89 No. 4195. By Mr. Miller.-To authorize ·the co1;struc-. tion of a concrete sidewalk on the south and west sides of Hatherly Rd., from Nafrn Ave., 'easterly and soutlierly tq . Eversfield Rd. as a Local lmprovement. No. 4196. By Mr. Grah~m.-To authorize the construe~' tion of a concrete-sidewalk on Hatherly Rd·. north and east sides from Prospect Cemetery easterly and southerly tQ Eversfield Rd. as a Local Improvement .. · No. 4197. · By Mr. McKay.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on McDonald Ave. and Crescent, both sides, from Vaughan Rd. northerly and easterly to Oakwood Ave. as a Local Improvement. · · No: ·4198. By Mr. Barker.-.To aU:thorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of. -the pfoposed construction of a concrete sidewalk on Oakwood Ave., east side, from the north City Limits northerly to N. Limit of Plan 1666 as a Local Improvement. . No. 4199 .. By Mr. Miller.-To authorize the construe ton of a concrete sidewalk on Alice St. and Rushton Rd., an approximate dista·nce- of 509' on Alice St. and 966' on Rush ton Rd., as a Lo"cal Improvement. · · No. 4200. By Mr. McKay.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on east· and west sides of Arling~ ton Ave., from north' City Limits northerlaY to south limit of Normanna Ave., as a Local Improvement. No. 4201. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize tlie Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of a con~rete sidewalk on Conway Ave., both sides, from Oakwood Ave. w~sterly to west limit of Plan 1451, as a Local Improvement. No. 4202.-By Mr. McKay.~To authorize the sum of $7,261.9,0.for General Purposes and Local Improvements. Council adjourned to ~eet on the 1_6th inst. at 2 p.m·. Read and adopted as amended Aug. 30th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFlT·H, Re~e.
TWENTY-SEVENTH MEETING. (COURT OF REVISION.) . (re LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS.) COUNCIL CHAMBER, Aug. 11th, 1915. Pursuant to notice the Court of Revision was held at 2 o'clock p.m. in reference to the following Local Improve- 90 ments. ·Members all· present except Deputy-Reeve,; Mr. Miller. Sewer in Glenholme Ave., Earnscli:ffe Ave., Kenwood Ave., arid' Oakwood Ave., and a bitulithic· pavement on Btant Ave. (Heath St.) _,. Th'e ~tatement of frontages,for each respective improve• ~ent prepared by the Township Engineer and Assessment Commissioner and the annual rate per foot frontage, also final estimates were laid before the Court, all of which were confirmed, there being no appeals. · · Court adjourned. Read and adopted Aug. 30th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE,. Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Chairman.
(IN COUNCIL.) Pursuant :to adjpurnment, the Council met at 4 'p.m .. Members all present except Deputy-Reeve Miller.
COMMUNICATIONS. ·The following .communica.tions were received from : "YI· C. Hatchett, asking for water main on Earlscourt Ave. W. Moore,· complaining against the drainage on Gowan Ave. · S~muel N osw:ort.hy: asking that the grade be lowered ori McRoberts Ave. Robins Ltd., complaining that- gravel is being removed from Diver St. Township Solicitors, enclosing copy of order of Boarc;l of Ry. Commissioners for Canada, re Egljnton. Ave. crossing.
PETITIONS. The following petitions were received from : Mrs~ Mary Perry qnd others, asking for a concrete side- walk on east side, of Gledhill Ave. .
REPORTS. S~pplementary reports were received from the Township Engineer relating to concrete sidt:!walks on Hatherley Rd:, both sides .. R,.ESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were yassed : No. 4477 .. BARKER-GRAHAM.~Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4174, the supplementary report of the Township Engineer, dated 91 Aug. 10th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 4' in width, with 6" curb, on the south and west sides of Hatherly Rd., from the east limit of Nairn Ave. easterly and southerly to Eversfield Rd., be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried . . No. 4478. GRAHAM-McKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4170, the supplementary report of the Township EngineeF, dated Aug. 10th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 4' wide, with 6" curb, on the north and east sides of Hatherly Rd., from the east limit of Nairn Ave. easterly and southerly to Eversfield Rd., be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4479. GRAHAM-BARKER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and he is hereby instructed to write off the taxes appearing against the north parts of Lots 6 and 7, Plan 847, being Assmt. No. 1493, Div. 3, 1914, amounting to eighteen dollars and thirty-six cents ($18.36) said taxes being on account of a double assessment against said property, the same being assessed with others under Assmt. No. 1502, to William Hall for said year 1914, and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4480. GRAHAM-McK,w.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and he is hereby instructed to write off the sum of twenty dollars and eighty three cents ($20.83) appearing against the east part of Lot Z, Plan 1249, next to plan 1427, assessed to one W. S. Alley, as l_Y2 acres, same appearing to be a double assessment, and the seal of the Corporation be affixed hereto. -Carried. No. 4481. BARKER-GRAHAM.--:-Resolved that in pursuance of By law Nos. 4195 and 4196 as amended by By-laws 4203 and 4204, the tender of H. Mitchell for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk with curb on both sides of Hatherly Rd., from the east limit of Nairn Ave. easterly and southerly to Evers.field Rd.~ for the sum of $1,539, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $4,600.00 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed No. 4203. By Mr. Graham.-To amend By-law No. 4195. No. 4204. By Mr. l\IcKay.-To amend By-law No. 4196. No. 4205. By Mr. l\IcKay.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of a permanent pavement 24' wide, with 15" brick or concrete gutter, on S" concrete base on Ravensden Ave., from the north City Limits northerly an approximate distance of 616' 7" as a Local Improvement. Council adjourned to meet on the 16th inst. at 2.30 p.m. Read and adopted Aug. 30th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve. 92 TWENTY-EIGHTH MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, Aug. 16th, 1915. Pursuant to adjournment, the Council met at 2.30 p.m. Members all present except Deputy-Reeve F. H. Miller.
COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : Frank Angotti, re contract in connection with Dufferin St. sewer. F. B. Robins, re flooding of the lands owned by Robins Limited on McGlashen Rd. Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of John Angus, Norman Fowler and Arthur Tupper as indigent patients· from the Township. · Jos. Kilgour, complaining of the unsafe condition of the hill and ditch on Bayview Ave. in front of his property. Hydro Electric Power Commission, re proposed arrange ment for supplying power to residents of the Township adjacent to the City. T. W. Peasnell, Secretary Toronto Hydro Electric System, re proposed public lighting in Runneymede, York Township. C. R. Fitch, owner of Lots 5 and 78, Paisley Gardens, Plan 1576, asking that a culvert be placed in Bathurst St., opposite Haddington Rd. W. A. Littlejohn, City Clerk, forwarding extract from the minutes of the 'Board of Control re drowning accident at Humber River. Geo. B. Padgett, Deputy-Reeve of Markham, re payment of account for gravel Town line York and Markham.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed W. A. Clarke, stamps. Treasurer York Township, stamps. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of John Rivers, John Dawe and Leonard Mumford. . Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of Jesse Simpson. Toronto World, advertising. G. E. Coon, charity supplies. Arthur Johnson, as per estimate re Lauder Av_e. sidewalk. Routley & Summers, as per estimate re Barrington sewer. John Walker, as per estimate re Earnscliffe sidewalk. . Riverdale Con. Paving Co., as per estimate re Ashbury sidewalk. P. Kelly, as per estimate re Reinhold Ave. sidewalk. 93 Frank Barber, re maps; Main St. sidewalk; .st. John's R~., H~th St., Edmond Ave., Harvie Ave. and Gledhill Ave. west side, s~de walks ; testing cement re Harvie Ave: sidewalk, ~arlsco~rt side walk, Rodicks culvert, Gledhill Ave. sidewalk, Mam St. sidewalk and Gledhill Ave. sidewalk. John Ritchie, as per estimate re W. A. Clarke bridge. W. A. Clarke, preparing By-law notice, etc., re certain Local Improve ments. Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing debenture By-laws re certain Local Improvement. Frank Barber, adv. re Alice and Rushton Rd. sidewalks and testing cement re W. A. Clarke bridge. Baines & Peckover, steel re Pelmo Park and Lambton Golf bridges. Frank Barber, printing tender forms re Hatherly Rd., McDonald Crescent, Arlington Ave. and Alice and Rushton Rd. sidewalks; and Dufferin St., Oakwood Ave., Earlscourt Ave., Barrie Ave., Lauder Ave. and Earlsdale Ave. sidewalks ; and Dufferin sewer ; adv. re Lauder Ave., Barrie Ave., Earlscourt, Oakwood, Earlsdale and Dufferin St. sidewalks, and Dufferin St. sewer. P. Gray, charity supplies. J. A. Howe, charity supplies. W. J. Douglas, preparing and selling Local Improvement debentures. McLaren & Co., as per estimate re Humewood Ave. sewer. Road Commissioner's pay sheets from August 3rd to 16th. F. C. Mechin, as per estimate re Rodicks culvert.
REPORTS .. Reports were received from the Township Engineer relating to the following Local Improvements : Concrete sidewalks on Oakwood Ave. and Conway Ave., and pavement on Ravensden Ave.
PETITIONS. The following petitions were received from A. P. Ridley and others, asking for a rocmac pave..ment on Burton Rd. as shown on Reg. Plans 1\1348 and 1932. W. C. Hatchett and others, asking for a concret~ side walk with curb on the east side of Earlscourt A \·e. from the City Limits northerly to Hatherly Rd.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed No. 4482. BARKER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that in pursuance of Bv .aw No. 4198, the report of the Townsh_ip Engineer, dated Aug. 12th, 19(5, Jn the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement of a concrete side walk 5' in width, with 6" curb, on the east side of Oakv~ood Ave. from the 1orth City Limits northerly to the north limit of Plan 1666 an approximate :listance of 3140' 6", be and the same is her~by received, a~d adopted, and ;he Corporate seal be "hereto affixed.-Carried.
No. 4483. BARKER-GRAHA~1.-Resolved that in pursuance of By aw No. 4205, the report of the Township Engineer, dated Aug. 13th, 1915, 94 on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement of an asphalt pavement 24' wide on 5" concrete foundation, with 12" ~oncrete gutter, upon Ravensden Ave., from north City Limits northerly a distance of 616' 7" be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4484. Struck out on motion. No. 4485. GRAHAM-McKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4215 the tender of Wm. Bushel for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 4' in width, with 6" curb, on the west side of Priscilla Ave., from St. John's Rd. northerly to the north limit of Lot 2, Plan 829, an approximate distance of 1059' S" for the sum of $569.00, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $1,700.00; and the seal of the Corporation be h~reto affi.xed.-Carried. No. 4486. BARKER-McKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4214 the tender of Riverdale Concrete Paving Co. for the construc tion, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 4' 6" in width, with 6" curb, on the south side of Westwood Ave., from the east limit of Don Mills Rd. easterly, southerly and easterly to the east limit of said Avenue, an approximate distance of 1063' 3 .U" for the sum of$5 75 be and the same is hereby accepted. ' Be itfurtker resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cqst of the above mentioned work pending the oompletion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $1,800.00 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4487. GRAHAM-McKAv.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4216 the tender of Riverdale Con. Paving Co. for the construction, as .a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 4' 6" in width (without curb) on the west side of Markham St., from the north City Limits norther ly to the north limit of Reg. Plan 875, an approximate distance of 987' 5", for the sum of $365.00, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending th~ completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $1,185.00; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4488. GRAHAM-McKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4201, the report of the Township Engineer, dated Aug. 12th, 1?15, on the proposed construetion, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk 4' 6", with 6" curb, on both sides of Conway Ave., from the west limit of Oakwood Ave. westerly to the west limit of Plans 1451 an~ 1762, an approximate distance on each side of 627', be and the same 1s her~by received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4489. GRAHAM-BARKER.-Resolved that the Clerk be and he is hereby instructed to register debenture By-law No. 4206 authorizing the 95 issue of debentures to the a'TI')Unt of $12,000.00 for the purpose of e:-iabling the Board of Public School Trustees for S.S. No. 33 to purchase a school site · in said section and publish a notice of such registration in the Toronto World newspaper ; and the Treasurer is instructed to issu~ a cheque for the sum of $2.00, being registration fee in connection therewith, and the Co~ porate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. . No. 4490. McKAY-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to issue a c~eque for $32.00 to Co~in ~ampbell_, Army Officer, for the purpose of assisting ::--1 r. Crockett, an mdigen~ patient, to secure passage to England and that it be charged to the Charity Account, and that the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried.
BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed : No. 4206. By Mr. Graham.-To raise by way of loan the sum of $12,000.00 for the purpose of enabling the Board of Public School Trustees for S.S. No. 33 in the Tmrnship of York to purchase a school site. No. 4207. By Mr. Barker.-To provide for borrowing $60,140.06 upon debentures to pay for the construction of a sewer on Glenholme Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to Rogers Rd. No. 4208. By Mr. McKay.-To provide for borrowing $3,693.70 upon debentures to pay for the construction of sewer in Oakwood Ave., from the north City Limits northerly to Earlsdale Ave. No. 4209. By Mr. Graham.-To provide for borrowing $3,394.15 upon debentures to pay for the construction of a pavement on Heath St., from the west City Limits westerly a distance of 41 O'. No. 4210. By Mr. McKay.-To provide for borrowing $3,774.85 upon debentures to pay for the construction of a sewer in Kenwood Ave., from the north City Limits northerly a distance of $1630' 5". No. 4211. By Mr. Graham.-To provide for borrowi.ng $2,457.19 upon debentures to pay for the construction of a sewer in Earnscliffe Ave., from Oahvood Ave. to Glenholme Ave. No. 4212. By Mr. Barker.-To grant the sum of $6,707.70 for General Purposes and Local ImprO\·ements. No. 4213. By Mr. McKay.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of a concrete sidewalk -1' 6" in width on the east side of Gledhill Aw., from the north City Limits northerly to the north limit of Lot 50, Plan l\129. as a Local Improvement. No. 4214. By Mr. Barker.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on West wood Ave., from the east 96 limit of Don Mills Rd. easterly, southerly and easterly to the east limit of said Avenue, as a Local Improvement. No. 4215. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk 4' in width on Priscilla Ave. west side from St. John's Rd. northerly to the north limit of Lot 2, Plan 829, as a Local Improvement. No. 4216. By Mr. McKay.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on the west side of Markham St. from the north City Limits northerly to the north limit of Plan 875, as a Local Improvement. Council adjourned. Read and adopted as amended Aug. 30th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
TWENTY-NINTH MEETING. COUNCIL CHAMBER, Aug. 30th, 1915. Pursuant to adjournment, the Council met at 2 p.m. Members all present except the Deputy-Reeve, F. H. Miller. The following resolutions and By-laws were passed. The minutes of the four previous meetings were read. and adopted.
RESOLUTIONS. No. 4491. GRAHAM-McKAY.-Resolved that the City Electric Commission be requested to submit plans for two street lights on Barrie Ave. west of Kennedy Ave. and three street lights on Arlington Ave. north, from City Limits, and the seal of the Corporation be hereto attached. Carried. No. 4492. BARKER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the tender of the Imperial Bank of Canada for the purchase of Local Improvement Deben tures of the Township of York issued under the authority of By-law No. 4217 for the sum of $19,333.95 at or for the price or sum of $19,223.74 and accrued interest or a rate of 99.43, be and is hereby accepted and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-CarriP.d.
BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed : No. 4217. Mr. Graham.-To consolidate the sums authorized to be borrowed by certain Local Improvement By-laws into one sum of $19,333.95 and to.borrow the same by the issue of debentures therefor. No. 4218. Mr. McKay.-To assess and levy rates for County, Township and School purposes in the Township of York for the year 1915. 97 No. 4219. Mr. Graham.-To authorize the Township Engineer to remove certain trees growing on Oakwood Ave. No. 4220. Mr. Barker.-To grant and apportion the accrued interest on School Fund investments. No. 4221. Mr. McKay.-To re-divide the Municipality into 34 Polling Subdivisions and repeal By-law No. 4064. Council adjourned to meet on Sept. 7th. Read and adopted as amended Sept. 30th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
THIRTIETH MEETING.
CouNCIL CHAMBER, September 7th, 1915. The Council met at 2 o'clock p.m. Members all present except Deputy Reeve F. H. Miller. COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : City Clerk and City Treasurer, re insurance of soldiers. Township Solicitors, re sewer connections for McConnell, Taylor and O'Leary ; and enclosing copy of order of Railway Board re Eglinton Ave. crossing. Wm. Sims, President Baby Point Ratepayers' Associa tion, re obstruction of Bell Telephone pole in the centre of Watson Ave. Wm. Cranston, stating that stagnant water lies around his property on Camble Ave. Douglas & Gibson, asking for the extension of the 3rd Concession near the Muirhead Estate. Toronto Hydro Electric System, re proposed street light ing of certain streets in York Township. Harold F. Ritchie, asking that Howland Ave. be improved. A. L. Campbell, giving the names of the winners of the York Township medals at the High School Entrance Exami nations. H. E. Irwin, acknowledging receipt of By-law No. 4064. Foy, Knox & Monahan, stating that the lands belonging to the Episcopal Corporation, situated on the north side of St. Clair Ave., containing 300 feet, should be exempt from taxes. 98 Grace Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Alfred Swan as an indigent patient from the Township. Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of John Roberts, Alfred W. Scholes, as indigent patients from the Township. Toronto Free Hospital for Consumptives, giving notice of the admission of Agnes and Doris Hinds as indigent pa tients from the Township. M. Glover, complaining of the condition of the sidewalks on Woburn Ave. and Bedford Ave. L. McCann, complaining of the condition of Landford Ave. within the Township. J. W. Scott & Co., re arrears of taxes on part of Lot 7, Con. 1, west of Yonge St. An application was received from the Trustees of S;S· No. 28 for the issue of debentures to the .amount of $36,000.00 for the purchase of a school site in said section and the erec tion of a six-roomed school house thereon.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed : Toronto Western Hospital, maintenance of H. Barker, Mrs. Sara Henderson and N. Kerr. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Grace Russ, Frances Thompson, Florence Timms and Jessie Mowbray. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of David Smith, Arthur Tupper, Guissippi Chiofolo and John Ignazzio. King Edward Sanatorium, maintenance of Wm. Crawley, Sadie Col borne, Jennie Munce, Mrs. Mossop, Ronald Mossop and Esther E. Scott. Treasurer, stamps for Clerk and Treasurer. Miss L. Hanes, salary for August. Wm. Bushell, as per estimate re Jane St. sidewalk. John Walker, as per estimate re Day Ave. sidewalk. P. Kelly, as per estimate re Beresford Ave. sidewalk. Frank Barber, adv. re Markham St., Westwood Ave., and Priscilla sidewalk. H. Mitchell, as per estimate re McDonald Ave. sidewalk. Arthur Johnson, as per estimate re Earlsdale Ave. sidewalk. Longo & Gentile, as per estimate re Rushton and Alice sidewalks. H. Mitchell, as per estimate re Arlington Ave. sidewalk. Arthur Johnson, as per estimate re Lauder Ave. sidewalk. Frank Barber, re survey for road through Prospect Cemetery. Riverdale Concrete Paving Co., as per estimate re Westwood sidewalk. The Toronto World, advertising. Can. Northern Ont. Ry., Duncan car rental. H. D. Ramsden, re arbitration for S.S. No. 15. J. H. Denton and A. C. Newall & Co., re arbitration of S.S. No. 15. The Municipal World, supplies for Treasurer. Toronto Towel Supply Co., supplies for office. Toronto Electric Light Co., light supply. Elford 's Cash Grocery, charity supplies. R. P. Coulson, salary for services as Truant Officer. 99 British American Oil Co., oil supply. York Highway Commission, oiling Pape and Oakwood Aves. Miss L. Tomlinson, services in Clerk's Of'.Iic~. . Weston, Water, Power and Light Comm1ss1on, street lights. Brown Bros., office supplies. Bryant Press, printing and supplies. G. E. Coon, charity supplies. A. N. Taylor, removing of garbage. Frank Woods and W. J. Bailie, removal of garbage. . , Medical Health Dept., maintenance of ~erbert Meyers, Edith Bell- amy, Reginald Patton and Chas. Wilcox. Geo. Vaughan, charity supplies .. Road Commissioner's pay sheets for August.
REPORTS. The following repo'rts were received, read and adopted : From the Township Engineer re concrete sidewalk on east side of Gledhill Ave., and concrete sidewalk on Alice St. and Rushton Road.
PETITIONS. The following petitions were received from J. W. Phelps and others, protesting against. the proposed sewer on Nairn Ave. Geo. Blake and others, asking for a cinder walk and street lights on the south side of Guestholme Ave. Albert Craig and others, asking for street lighting on Barrie Ave. Wm. Mulholland and others, asking for an ash sidewalk on Torrens Ave., and also the removal of garbage.
RESOLUTIONS. T_he following resolutions were passed No. 4493. GRAHAM-MCKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of. By law No. 4179, the supplementary report of the Township Engineer, dated Aug. 23rd, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk on Alice St. and Rushton Rd., be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4494. BARKER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4213 as amended, .the neport of the Township Engineer, dated Aug. 31st, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 5' in width, without curb, on the east side of Gledhill Ave. be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4495. BARKER-McKAv.-Resolved that. the Treasurer be granted leave of absence for a period of two weeks and that in his absence Miss Lillian Hanes is hereby authorized to act as Treasurer.-Carried. No. 4496. McKAv-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the application of the Trustees of S.S. No. 28, Township of York, to this Council for the issue of 100 debentures to the amount of $36,000.00, to be repayable out of the property taxable for Public School purposes in said Section, for the purpose of enabl ing the said Trustees to purchase a School site and to erect a six-roomed school thereon, be and the same is hereby referred to the Township Solici tors who are requested, provided the application and the proceedings lead ing up thereto taken by the Trustees of said Section are in conformity with the provisions of "The Public Schools Act" relating to the issue of deben tures in rural school se,tions, to prepare the necessary By-law which shall provide for the repayment of the mon~y iti7flYenty annual instalments with interest at SU% per annum, the debentures to have attached thereto coupons for the payment of interest.-Carried. No. 4497. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that the Reeve and Treasurer be and they are hereby instructed to issue a cheque for the sum of $50.00 in favor of the Treasurer of the Woodbridge Fair Association and that the seal of the Corporation be attached to this resolution. Carried. No. 4498. GRAHAM-BARKER.-Resolved that the tender of the Can ada Bond Corporation for $22,000.00 Public School Debentures (S.S. No. 32) of the Township of York at or for the price or sum of $21,676 and accrued interest from date of issue of debentures to date of delivery, be and the same is hereby accepted, and the seal of the Corporation be affixed hereto.-Carried. No. 4499. GRAHAM-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4224 the tender of Arthur Johnson for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 5' in width, with 6" curb, on the east side of Oakwood Ave. from the north limit of Hazelton Ave. (Plan No. 927) northerly to the north limit of Reg. Plan No. 1666, an approximate distance of 2482' 3", for the sum of $1,680.00, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work, pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed . the sum of $4,468.00 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4500. BARKER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4223 the tender of Brayley Nicholson Co. for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 4' 6" in width, with 6" curb, on the north .md south sides of Conway Ave., Plan 1451, from the west limit of Oakwood Ave. westerly to the west limit of said Plan 1451, an approximate distance of 627' on each side of said Avenue making a total of 1254', for the sum of $775.00, be and the same·is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he :is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the .completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to ex ~eed the sum. of $2,200.00 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. ..; No. 4501. GRAHAM-McKAv.-Resolved that whereas private :individuals frequently request permission to have sewers const_ructed in the Township of York to connect with the City sewer. And whereas the City of Toronto requires the Township o; York to ,enter into an agreement· with the City to pay rental and mamtenance .charges. 101 1. The Township Solicitors be and are hereby authorized in each case to require the owners and mortgagees of the property_ ben~fited by such connection to execute an agreement to pay the Township said charges and to make same a charge on their lands, all costs in connection with preparing said agreements and registering same to be paid by the said owner. Carried. No. 4502. GRAHAM-McKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4225 the tender of Godson Contracting Co. for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of an asphalt pavement 24' in width, on a 5' concrete foundation, with a 12" concrete gutter, upon Ravensden Ave., Township of York, from the north City Limits northerly an approximate distance of 616' 7", for the sum of $3,400, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $4,417.00 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affi.xed.-Carried. BY-LAWS. The following B-laws were passed : No. 4222. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch), corner of King and Jarvis Streets, to receive the taxes of the Municipality of York. No. 4223. By Mr. Barker.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk with curb on the north and south sides of Conway Ave., Plan No. 1451, Xownship of York, as a Local Improvement. No. 4224. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk with curb, on the east side of Oakwood Ave., Township of York, as a Local Improvement. No. 4225. By Mr. McKay.-To authorize the construc tion of an asphalt pavement upon Ravensden Ave., in the Towhship of York, as a Local Improvement. No. 4226. By Mr. Barker.-To amend By-law No. 4213 re sidewalk on Gledhill Ave. east side. No. 4227. By Mr. McKay.-To grant the sum of $10,622.88 for General Purposes and Local Improvements. Council adjourned to meet on the 20th inst. Read and adopted as amended Sept. 20th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
THIRTY-FIRST MEETING. COUNCIL CHAMBER, September 20th, 1915. Pursuant to adjournment, the Council met at 2.30 p.m. Members all present except Deputy-Reeve F. H. Miller. 102 COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : Township Solicitors, re the following matters : Enclosing copy of draft By-law re McClashen Rd. ; enclosing copy of letter from Frank Barber re Barrington Ave. sewer ; re agreements for Oakwood and Arlington Ave. sewers; enclosing copy of letter from Works Dept. re paying for street inter sections ; enclosing order of Board of Railway Commissioners re bells at Eglinton Ave. crossing ; enclosing copies of letters received from Frank Barber re water supply and sewers ; and re agreement between the Township and the City for the construction of sewers on Ravensden, Kennedy and Barrie Aves. Toronto Hydro Electric System, re lighting of Yonge St. and certain additional street lights in York Township. Toronto Electric Commissioners, re pole line construction work. G. Herring, complaining of the condition of Glanville Ave; Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Caroline Pickles, Wm. John Taylor, and Thos. H. Moore as indigent patients from the Township. Thos: Maltby, Secretary North Earlscourt and Fairbank Ratepayers' Association, asking for a road through Prospect Cemetery. W. J. Meridew, asking for a board walk on Briar Hill Ave. R. J. Dilworth, re water supply in York Township. A. Cailes, asking for light on Main St. north of Valley Rd. W. Ellins, offering to sell Lot 19, Florence Cres. to the Township. Colin Campbell, re transportation of Mr. Crockett. T. F. Norman, Secretary Oakwood Ratepayers' Associa:. tion, asking for improvements in the said district. W. F. Maclean, re improvement of Leslie St.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed : Arthur Johnson, as per estimate re Dufferin St. sidewal~. City of Toronto Dept. of Works, re Lauder and Arlmgton Ave. sidewalks. Bryant Press, printing Voters' Lists, etc. . · Grant Con. Co., as per estimate re Appleton Ave. sidewalk. Routley & Summers, as per estimate re Barrington sewer. Longo & Gentile, as per estimate re Earlscourt.sewer. Arthur Johnson, as per estimate re E~rlsdale sidewalk. . Riverdale Con. Paving Co., as per estimate re Markham sidewalk. J. J. Little, stamps supplied Mr. Snider. 103 Municipal World, 1 tax rate and debenture table. J. J. Burns, charity supplies. Frank Barber, adv. re Westwood Ave., Markham St. and Priscilla sidewalks. Frank Barber, adv. re Conway and Oakwood Av_e. sidewalks. John Ritchie, as per estimate re W. A. Clarke bndge. Frank Barber, testing cement re Rodick Culvert; adv. re Ravensden Ave. pavement; re Hatherly Rd., Arlington Ave., Priscilla Ave., Markham St., Westwood Ave., Alice St. and Rushton Rd., McDonald Ave. and Blrem Ave. sidewalks; Ravensden Ave. pavement; Oakwood Ave. and Conway Ave. sidewalks; testing cement re Ashbury Ave. sidewalk ; adv. for tenders re Gledhill sidewalk; testing cement re Lauder and Arlington Ave. side walks ; and tender notices re Conway and Oakwood sidewalks. Toronto Western Hospital, maintenance of H. Loumax and Alfred Cash. Riverdale Con. Paving Co., extras re Markham St. sidewalk. H. Mitchell, as per ~stimate re McDonald Ave. and Crescent. Toms Con. Co., as per estimate re Burtons bridge. Toronto Western Hospital, maintenance of Geo. Holmes, Helen Smith, Mrs. Moyle and Baby, and Miss M. M. Bentley. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Wildred Hunsberger, Max Saunders, Connie Fisher and Robt. Lougheed. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of. Pauline Tyley. R.- Gray, charity supplies. Road Commissioner's pay sheet from Sept. 7th to 20th.
PETITIONS. The following petitions were received from : T. F. Norman and others, asking for a concrete sidewalk on west side of Blandford Ave. John Brophy and others, asking for a paved roadway on Glenholme Avenue. REPORTS. A report was received and read from the Township Engineer re the construction of sidewalks on St. Mark's Rd., Jillson Ave., Durie St., Beresford Ave., Lee Ave., Amherst Ave., and Earlscourt Ave.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed : No. 4503. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to allow a rebate of four dollars and ten cents ($4.10) appearing against assessment No. 3781, Div. No. 1, 1914, roll, said amount being the taxes on the land valuatiori only of Lot 241 Plan 1826 said lot having also been assessed to Glen Grant Co. Ltd. und~r assemt. No. 3780, and taxes paid by said Company. That resolution No. 4465 passed on Aug. 3rd, 1915, be rescinded and the seal of the Corporation be affixed hereto.-Carried.
~ o. 4504. GRAHAM-McKA Y.-Resolved that. the Municipal Cor poration of t.he Township of York be and is hereby authorized to enter into a contract with the Toronto Electric Commissioners subject to the approval 104 of the Ontario HY:dro:E.lectric Comm~ssion,. for the supply of electrical energy for and mamtammg 32 street lights m the Earlscourt District as laid out on plan hereto annexed. ' Provided that the said ~orporation pay to the said Toronto Electric Commission the net cost of giving the supply and the maintenance thereof provided also that any profit made by the said Commission from lights supplied to private individuals in said section shall be used to reduce the cost of the street lights to the said Township. Provided also that if the said contract be at any time determined the said Municipal Corporation of the Township of York pay the outstanding cost thereof together with the cost of removing said equipment. Provided also that the Municipal Corporation of the Township of York agrees that said contract shall be valid for ten years from date thereof, but to cease on the annexation of said districts or any portion thereof to the City of Toronto before or after the said period of ten years as to the part annexed. And the Reeve and Clerk are hereby authorized to execute an agree ment subject to the approval of the Township Solicitor.-Carried. No. 4505. GRAHAM-McKAY.-Resolved that the Municipal Cor poration of the Township of York be and is hereby authorized to enter into a contract with the Toronto Electric Commissioners, subject to the approval of the Ontario Hydro-Electric Commission, for the supply of current and maintenance at the rate of $9.00 per lamp per year for two regulation city type of lanterns complete to be erected at the standard distance of approxi mately 100' apart on the south side of Lonsdale Rd. east of Spadina Rd. and in continuation of the existing lighting on this thoroughfare, as per sketch attached.-Carried. No. 4506. GRAHAM-McKAY.-Resolved that the Municipal Cor poration of the Township of York be and is hereby authorized to enter into a contract with the Toronto Electric Commissioners subject to the approval of the Ontario Hydro-Electric Commission, for the supply of electrical energy for and maintaining 16 street lights in Kennedy Rd. District as laid out on plan hereto annexed. Provided that the said Corporation pay to the said Toronto Electric Commission the net cost of giving the supply and the maintenance thereof provided also that any profit made by the said Commission from lights supplied to private individuals in said section shall be used to reduce the cost of the street lights to the said Township. Provided also that if the said contract be at any time determined the said Municipal Corporation of the Township of York pay the outstanding cost thereof together with the cost of removing said equipment. Provided also that the Municipal Corporation of the Township of York agrees that said contract shall be valid for ten years from date thereof but to cease on the annexation of said districts or any portion thereof to the City of Toronto before or after said period of ten years as to the part an nexed. And the Reeve and Clerk are hereby authorized to execute an Agree ment subject to the approval of the Township Solicitor.-Carried. No. 4507. McKAY-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Municipal Cor poration of the Township of York be and is hereby authorized to enter into a contract with the Toronto Electric Commissioners, subject to the approval of the Ontario Hydro-Electric Commission, for the supply of electrical energy for and maintaining 21 street lights in the District south of Dundas St. as laid out on plan hereto annexed. . . Provided that the said Corporation p~y to the said .Toronto Electric Commission the net cost of giving the supply a~d the ma~n~enance th~reof provided also that any profit made by the said Commission from lights supplied to private individuals in said section shall be used to reduce the cost of the street lights to the said Township. 105 Provided also that if the said contract be at any time determined the said Municipal Corporation of the Township of York pay the outstanding cost thereof together with the cost .o~ removing sai!1 equipment. . Provided also that the Mumc1pal Corporation of the Township of York agrees that said contract shall be valid for ten years from date thereof, but to cease on the annexation of said districts or any portion thereof to the City of Toronto before or after the said period of ten years as to the part annexed. And the Reeve and Clerk are hereby authorized to execute an Agree ment subject to the approval of the Township Solicitor.-Carried. No. 4508. GRAHAM-McKAY.-Resolved that the Reeve and Clerk be and are hereby authorized to sign agreements between the City of Toronto and the Corporation of the Township of York re sewer on Barring ton Ave. dated 15th July, 1915, and re sewer on Oakwood Ave., dated 4th of Feb., 1915 ; said agreements to be signed under protest on account of the amounts fixed for rental and maintenance therein, no data having been given to show how these amounts are arrived at. And be it further resolved that the Township Solicitor be and he is hereby authorized to write to the Toronto Board of Control to this effect. Carriea. No. 4509. BARKER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Clerk be and he is hereby instructed to regist~r By-law No. 4229, authorizing the issue of debentures to the amount of $36,000.00 for the purpose of enabling the Public School Board of S.S. No. 28 of the Township of York to purchase a site and build a six-roomed school house thereon, and publish a notice of such registration in Toronto World newspaper ; also that the Treasurer issue a cheque in favor of the Registrar for the County of York for $2.00, the fee for such registration, and charge the same to S.S. No. 28, and the Corporate seal be hereto affi.xed.-Carried. No. 4510. GRAHAM-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4228 the tender of Riverdale Concrete Paving Co. for the construc tion, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 5' in width, without curb, on the east side of Gledhill Ave. from the north City Limits northerly to north .limit of Lot 50, Plan M29, an approximate distance of 3142' for the sum of $1,148.00, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it furth_er resolved that the Treasurer of this l\Iunicipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $4,398.00; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto-affixed. -Carried.
BY-LAWS. The following By-laws w~re passed No. 4228. By Mr. Barker.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk 5' in width, without curb, on the east side of Gledhill Ave. from the north City Limits norther ly to north limit of Lot 50, Plan M29, as a Local Improve ment. No. 4229. By Mr. Graham.-To raise by way of loan the sum of $36,000.00 for the purpose of enabling the Board of Public School Trustees for School Section No. 28 in the 106 Township of York to purchase a site and erect a six-roomed school house thereon. No. 4230. By Mr. McKay.-To repeal By-law No. 4193. No. 4231. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of a concrete sidewalk on east side of Earlscourt Ave. No. 4232. By Mr. Barker.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of a concrete sidewalk on both sides of Amherst Ave. No. 4233. By Mr. McKay.:-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of a concrete sidewalk on south side of Jillson Ave. · No. 4234. By Iv,Ir. Barker.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of a concrete sidewalk on Durie St. No. 4235. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of a concrete sidewalk on St. Mark's Rd. south side. No. 4236. By Mr. McKay.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of a concrete sidewalk on the east side of Beresford Ave. No. 4237. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of a concrete sidewalk on the east side of Lee Ave. No. 4238. By Mr. Barker.-To grant the sum of $6,680.29 for General Purposes. Council adjourned. Read and adopted Sept. 30th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
THIRTY-SECOND MEETING. COUNCIL CHAMBER, September 30th, 1915. The Council met at the call of the Reeve at 2.30 p.m. Members all present. The minutes of the three previous meetings were read and adopted. 107 COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : John Gilbert, Secretary Baby Point Ratepayers' Associa tion, re lights in that district. H. Ritchie, asking .that ~owland Ave. be improved. Toronto Hydro-Electric System, re proposed lighting of Yonge St. · Township Solicitors, re claim for damages by Alfred Surman. · An application was received from the Trustees of S.S. No. 32 for the issue of debentures to the amount of $4,000.00 to purchase land to enlarge the school site in said Section.
PETITION. A petition was received from : Arthur E. Fisher and others, asking for a concrete side walk on Earlsdale Ave.
REPORTS. The following reports were received and read from Town ship Engineer, re the following Local Improvements : Con crete sidewalks on Jillson Ave. south side, Earlscourt Ave. east side, Amherst Ave. both sideR, Lee Ave. east side, St. Mark's Rd. south side, Durie St. both sides, and Beresford Ave. east side.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed : No. 4511. M1LLER-BARKER.-Resolved that/ the Municipal Cor poration of the Township of York be and is hereby authorized to enter into a contract with the Toronto Electric Commissioners, subject to the ap proval of the Ontario Hydro-Electric Commission for the supply of electri cal energy for and maintaining 57 streetlights on Yonge St. from the north City Limits northerly to the York and Vaughan-Markham Town Line, as . laid out on plan hereto attached. . Provided that the said Corporation pay to the said Toronto Electric Commission the net cost of giving the supply and the maintenance thereof provided also that any profit made by the said Commission from lights supplied to private individuals in said section shall be used to reduce the cost of the street lights to the said Township. · Provided also that if the said contract be at any time deteonined the said Municipal Corporation of the Township of York pay the outstanding cost thereof together with the cost of removmg said equipment. Provided also that the Municipal Corporation of the Township of York . agrees that said contract shall be valid for ten years from . date thereof, but to cease on the annexation of said distric~s or any por~ipn · thereof to the City of Toronto or the incorporation of the Distriet-or·Any . part thereof before or after said period of ten years as to the part aruie~ed. 108 And the Reeve and Clerk are hereby authorized to execute an Agree ment subject to the approval of the Township Solicitor.-Carried. No. 4512. BARKER-McKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4231, the report of the Township Engineer, dated Sept. 24th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk 5' in width, with 6" curb, on Earlscourt Ave. east side from the City Limits northerly to Hatherly Rd. be and the same is hereby ·received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4513. McKAY.-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4235, the report of the Township Engineer, dated Sept. 24th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk 5' in width, with 6" curb, on St. Mark's Rd. south side, from Jane St. to Old Belt Line as shown on Reg. Plan 878, be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4514. GRAHAM-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By-law No. 4237, the report of the Township Engineer, dated Sept. 24th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 5' in width, with 6" curb, on Lee Ave. east side from Dundas St. to St. Mark's Rd., be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Cor porate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4515. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4232, the report of the Township Engineer, dated Sept. 24th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk 5' in width, with 6" curb, on Amherst Ave. north and south sides from Oakwood Ave. to westerly limit of Lot 40, Plan 1396, be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4516. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolvedth at in pursuance of By law No. 4233, the report of the Township Engineer, dated Sept. 24th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk 5' in width, with 6", curb on Jillson Ave. south side from Willard Ave. to Windermere Ave., be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affi.xed.-Carried. No. 4517. BARKER-McKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4236, the report of the Township Engineer, dated Sept. 24th, 1?15, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk 5' in width, with 6" curb, on Beresford Ave. east side, from St. John's Rd. to Dundas St., be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4518. McKAY-GRAHAM.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4234, the report of the Township Engineer, dated Sept. 24th, 1?15, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk 5' in width, with 6" curb, on Durie St. both sides, from St. John's Rd. to Annette St., b_e and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4519. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the application of the Trustees of S.S. No. 32, Township of York, to this Council for the issue of debentures to the amount of $4,000.00, to be repayable out of the prope~ty taxable for public school purposes in said section, for the purpose of enabling the said Trustees to purchase land and buildings on the nort~-east. o_f the present site, be and the same is hereby referred to the Town:3hip Soh~itors, . who are requested, provided the application and the proceedm~s lea~mg up thereto taken by the Trustees of said Section are in conformity with the 109 provisions of '' The Public School Act'' relating to the issue .of debenture~ in Rural School Sections, to prepare the necessary By-law which shall provide for the repayment of the money in twenty annual instalments with mterest at 5;1% per annum, the debentures to have attached thereto coupons for the payment of interest.-Carried. No. 4520. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Clerk be and he is hereby instructed to register By-law No. 4241 re changing the names of streets ; and the Treasurer issue a cheque for the sum of $2.00, be~ng the registration fee for said By-law, and the.seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed : No. 4239. By Mr. Graham.-To close and dispose of a portion of a public road known as McGlashen Rd. No. 4240. By Mr. Miller.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of a concrete sidewalk on the north and south sides of Earls dale Ave. from Oakwood Ave. to Glenholme Ave. as a Local Improvement. No. 4241. By Mr. Graham.-To change the names of certain streets in the Township of York. Council adjourned. Read and adopted Dec. 6th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
THIRTY-THIRD MEETING. CouNcIL CHAMBER, October 4th, 1915. The Council met at 2.30 p.m. Members all present. COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : .Li~ut. Governor of Ontario, asking York Township to assist man appeal for money in aid of the British Red Cross Society. Township Solicitor, forwarding agreements with the City re Dufferin, Humewood and Earlscourt sewers : and re maintenance of sewers. F .. q-1andfield, .secretary West Fairbank Ratepayers' Assoc1at10n, re soldiers ; and complaining of the condition of McRoberts Ave. 110 National Sanatorium Association, calling a meeting for the representatives of York Township for Sept. 27th. Macdonnell & Boland, re drainage of the Can. Kodak Co.'s property. Home Smith & Co., re Hydro lights on Baby Point Rd. Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Charles Redfern and Mary Emory as indigent patients from the Township. John Ritchie, offering to buy the old bridge at Lansing. Harold Ritchie, re paving of Burton Road.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed Frank Woods and W. J. Bailie, collecting garbage. ]. D. Cassie, charity supplies. F. C. Mechin, as per estimate re Rodicks culvert. Frank Barber, services re water scheme, Gledhill Ave: sidewalk and maps. Brayley & Nicholson, as per estimate re Oakwood sidewalk. Wm. Bushell, as per estimate re Priscilla Ave. H. Mitchell, as per estimate re Hatherly Rd. sidewalk. Arthur Johnson, as per estimate re Dufferin sidewalk, Earlscourt side- walk, Barrie sidewalk, and Lauder sidewalk. Longo & Gentile, as per estimate re Alice and Rushton sidewalks. Brown Bros., stationery. Masten, Starr & Spence, fees re S.S. No. 28. Wm. Speers, to funerals 9f Grace Ross and Mrs. R. Potts. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of Theodore Markham. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Robt. Lougheed and D. Wood. · King Edward Sanatorium, maintenance of sundry persons. St. Michael's Hospital, maintenance of W. Craik and Thos. Lamantia. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Jean Clack and Herbert Glanfield. Burroughs Adding Machine Co., 1 cover for machine. Bell Telephone Co., rental of Pk. 4288 and M. 430. Miss L. Tomlinson, salary for September. Miss L. S. Hanes, salary for September. ]. Spencer and J. A. Howe, and Mrs. Mackintosh and Elford's Cash Grocery, charity supplies. Toronto Electric Light Co., use of current in offices. Toronto World, advertising. Road Commissioner's pay sheets, from Sept. 20th to Oct. 4th.
PETITIONS. The following petitions were received from Ada Ryall and others, asking for a wooden walk on Han son Road. Adam Walker and others, asking for an asphalt pave ment on Lauder Ave. 111 REPORTS. Reports were received from the Township 1?ngineer on the following Local Improvements : Concrete .sidewalks on east and west sides of Oakwood Ave. and both sides of Earls dale Ave. and pavements on Lauder Ave. and Glenholme Ave.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed No. 4521. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4173, the supplementary report of the Township Engineer, dated Oct. 4th, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a 5' concrete sidewalk, with 6" curb, on the west side of Oakwood Ave. from City Limits northerly to north limit of Lot 64, Plan 1668, be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed. -Carried. · No. 4522. GRAHAM-McKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4198, the supplementary report of the Township Engineer dated Oct. 2nd, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk with 6" concrete curb, on the E. side of Oakwood Ave. from N. limit of Hazelton Ave. to north limit of Plan 1666, be and the same is hereby received and adopted and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4523. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4240, the report of the Township Engineer, dated Oct. 2nd, 1915. on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete side walk 4' 6" in width, with 6" curb, on the north and south sides of Earlsdale Ave., from Oakwood Ave. to Glenholme Ave., an approximate distance of 860' on each side, making a total length of 1720' be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4524. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that the Hydro-Electric Commission of Toronto be requested to give estimate for 1 electric light installed at south-east corner of Thornhill Ave. and Baby Point Road as shown on plan attach~d hereto, and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4525. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4242, the report of the Township Engineer, dated Oct. 2nd, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a 28' asphalt pavement on a 5" concrete foundation with 12" concrete gutters, upon Lauder Ave., from the north City Limits northerlv 382' 3" according to Reg. Plans 1614, 1583, 1518 and 1516, be and the same is hereby received and adopted, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4526. MILLER-McKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4243, the report of the Township Engineer, dated Oct. 2nd, 1915, on the proposed construction, as a Local Improvement, of a 28' asphalt pavement on a five-inch concrete foundation, with twelve-inch concrete gutters, upon Glenholme Ave., from the north City Limits northerly 389' 3~" according to Reg. Plans 1516 and 1518, be and the same is hereby received and adopted and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4527. BARKER-McKAY.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4244, the tender of A. Johnson for the construction, as a Local 112 Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 5' in width, with 6" curb, on Earls court Ave. east side; from the north City Limits northerly to Hatherly Rd. an approximate distance of 1151' for the sum of $770.00 be and the same is hereby accepted. ' Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be neces sary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $2,000.00 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affi.xed.-Carried. No. 4528. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4245 the tender of A. Johnson for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 5' in width, with 6" curb, on Amherst Ave. north and south sides from Oakwood Ave. to the we~t limit of Lot 40, Plan 1396, an approximate distance of 668' on each side making a total of 1336' for the sum of $895.00 be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $2,400.00 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4529. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4246 the tender of Wm. Bushell for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 5' in width with 6" curb, on Lee Ave. east side from Dundas St. southerly to St. Mark's Rd. an approximate distance of 2074' 5" for the sum of $1,353.00, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to ex ceed the sum of $3,700.00 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4530. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4247 the tender of Wm. Bushell for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 5' in width with 6" curb, on St. Mark's Rd. south side from Jane St. westerly to the Old Belt Line an approximate distance of 781' for the sum of $535.00, be and the same is hereby accepted. . Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he 1s hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money. as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pendmg the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such ad~ances not to exceed the sum of $1,400.00 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. -Carried. No. 4531. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4248 the tender of Grant Contracting Co. Limited for the con struction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 5' in width, with 6" curb, on Durie St. east and west sides, from St. John's Rd. southerly to Annette St., an approximate distance of 1348' for the sum of $2,040.00, be and the same is hereby accepted...... Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of th~s Mumc1pahty be and he 1s hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances as may be 113 necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the com pletion thereof the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $4,850.00 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4532. BARKER-MILLER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4249 the tender of The Grant Contracting Co. Limited for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 5' in width, with 6" curb, on Beresford Ave. east side from St. John's Rd. northerly to Dundas St., an approximate distance of 718' 8" for the sum of $545.00, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with, the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work, pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to ex ceed the sum of $1,295.00 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4533. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4250 the tender of Grant Contracting Co. Limited for the con struction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 5' in width, with 6" curb, on Jillson Ave. south side from Willard Ave. easterly to Winder mere Ave., an approximate distance of 602' 7" for the sum of $457.00, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending 'the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $1,085.00 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4534. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and he_is hereby authorized and instructed to pay to the Treasurer of the Town ship of Markham the sum of $323. 75 being one-half the cost of bridge on townline between Markham and York, at Lot 25, Con. 2, East York, as per attached accounts, and that the seal of the Corporation be attached to this resolution.-Carried. No. 4535. BARKER-McKAv.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby instruct~d to is.sue a cheque for $25.00 to W. Burgess to defray expenses of the Allison children to the homes which he has secured for them, and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried.
BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed No. 4242. By Mr. Miller.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of an asphalt pavement on Lauder Ave. No. 4243. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the Engineer and Clerk to take preliminary proceedings in the matter of the proposed construction of an asphalt pavement on Glen holme Ave. . No. 4244. By ~fr. McKay.-To authorize the construc t10 n of a concrete sidewalk on Earlscourt Ave. east side. 114 No. 4245. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on Amherst Ave. north and south sides. No. 4246. By Mr. Barker.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on Lee Ave. east side. No. 4247. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on St. Mark's Rd. south side. No. 4248. By Mr. Miller.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on Durie St. east and west sides. No. 4249. By Mr. McKay.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on Beresford Ave. east side. No. 4250. By Mr. Barker.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk on Jillson Ave. south side. No. 4251. By Mr. McKay.-To grant the sum of $10,424.68 for General Purposes and Local Improvement. Council adjourned to meet on the 18th inst. Read and adopted Dec. 6th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
THIRTY-FOURTH MEETING. COUNCIL CHAMBER, October 18th, 1915. Pursuant to adjournment, the Council met at 2.30 p.m. Members all present. COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : Township Solicitors, re Davenport vs. Township of Yorkf and Hibbard vs. Township of York. Toronto Hydro-Electric System, re public lighting of Yonge St. and S.E. cor. of Thornhill Ave. and Baby Point Rd. Hydro-Electric Commission of Ontario, re lighting of York Township. Frank Barber, re repairing of Spadina Road pavement. Sidney Burton, complaining against the filling in of Oakwood Ave. Fred Webley, re condition of his property on Gledhill Ave. Wm. Riddell, submitting terms for his property on Florence Crescent. W. A. Littlejohn, acknowledging receipt of communica tion re paving of certain streets. 115 Blake, Lash, Anglin & Cassels, re Township of York Offices. Asst. Adjt. General, 2nd Division, aski~g that a R?l.l of Honour for each Municipality be posted up m the Municipal Hall. Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Louise Wenman, James Hale, Lily Harrison and ~dw. John Stephenson as indigent patients from the Township. Stanley Geach, complaining against the condition of Harvie Ave.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed Frank Barber, re Lee Ave., St. Mark's Rd., Durie St., Amherst Ave., Jillson Ave. and Beresford Ave. sidewalks. A. Johnson, as per estimate re Lauder Ave., Earlsdale Ave., Earlscourt Ave., sidewalks. · H. Mitchell, as per estimate re Hatherly Rd. sidewalk. Riverdale Con. Paving Co., as per estimate re Westwood Ave., Mark ham St. and Gledhill Ave. sidewalks. A. Johnson, as per estimate re Oakwood Ave. E. S. sidewalk. Brayley-Nicholson Co., as per estimate re Oakwood Ave. W.S. and Conway Ave. sidewalks. Brown Bros., supplies Clerk's and Treasurer's offices. Frank Barber, printing cards to close streets. Frank Barber, adv. re Amherst Ave., Jillson Ave., Beresford Ave., Durie St., Earlscourt Ave., St. Mark's Rd. and Lee Ave. side walks. Frank Barber, printing re Lee Ave., Durie St., Amherst Ave., Jillson Ave., Beresford Ave., Earlscourt Ave. and St. Mark's Rd. side walks. Frank Barber, adv. re Gledhill Ave., Lee Ave., Durie St., Amherst Ave., Jillson Ave., Beresford Ave., St. Mark's Rd. and Earlscourt Ave. sidewalks. Jno. Ritchie, progress estimate No. 4 "W. A. Clarke Bridge." City of Toronto, sewer rental Russill Hill Rd., Oakwood Ave., Arling- . ton Ave., Ravensden Ave. and Kennedy Ave. City of Toronto, sewer rental Oakwood Ave. and Barrington Ave. Masten, Starr & Spence, fees re debentures, etc., S.S. No. 32. Mineral Springs, water supply. Bryant Press, printing 30,000 tax bills 1915. Treasurer's Office, stamps. Masten, Starr & Spence, disbursements, etc., re Beck. Maher's Livery, livery. P. W. Ellis & Co., medals. Cranston Novelty Adv. Co., red cross buttons. J. J. Burns, charity supplies. Wm .. Sp_eers, ambulance service, sundry patients. Provmc1al Board of Health, preventative treatment for rabies, Elmer Carton and Leonard Waltenberg. Toronto Western Hospital, maintenance of Wm. Thompson and Baby Potts. Sick Children's Hospital, maintenance of Helen Watte and James Bowman. London Health Association, maintenanc~ of Hilda Hinds. 116 King Edward Sanatorium, maintenance of Wm. Crawley Agnes and Doris Hinds, and Mrs. John Scott. ' Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of Thos. Moore and Lily Harrison. Mrs. R. Gray, charity supplies. Road Commission's pay sheets from Oct. 4th to 18th. J. J. McBeth, services in Clerk's office. Brown Bros., supplies.
PETITIONS. The following petitions were received from : F. H. Ridout and other residents of King Edward Ave., asking the Council to take such steps as may be necessary to prevent the permanent blocking of the south end of said Avenue. J. West and others, asking that the hill on Cliff St. be fixed.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed No. 4536. McKAY-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Clerk be and he is hereby instructed to register Deed of Land : James S. McLean to The Corporation of the Township of York, being a strip of land one foot in width along the northerly limit of Plans No. 1461 and 1956 filed in the Registry Office for the East and West Ridings of the County of York, being a strip of land shown as "Reserve" on said Plan No. 19 56, and that the Treasurer issue a cheque for $1.40, the Registration Fee and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4537. BARKER-McKAY.-Resolved that the Reeve and Clerk be and they are hereby authorized to sign agreements between the City of Toronto and the Corporation of the Township of York re sewers on Dufferin St., Kerwood Ave., Earlscourt Ave., and Humewood Ave., dated respective ly July 30th, 1915, February 4th, 1915, July 15th, 1915 and May 5th, 1915 ; said agreements to be signed under protest on account of the amounts fixed for rental and maintenance therein, no data having been given to show how these respective amounts are arrived at. And be it further resolved that the Township Solicitor be a~d he is hereby authorized to write to the Toronto Board of control to this effect. -Carried. No. 4538. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that the Solicitor be and is here):>y instructed to take up all legal matters in regard _to Township soldiers and their dependants, and the seal of the Corporat10n be hereto attached. -Carried. No. 4539. McKAY~BARKER.-Resolved that the Engineer be and is hereby instructed to have the pavement on Spadina Rd. repaired with rocmac and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4540. GRAHAM-McKAY.-Resolved that the Treasurer be instructed to i:ssue a check in favor of Mr. Murray, Earlscourt Ave., for sum of fourteen dollars for groceries supplied to Mrs. Clansworth, of 213 Earlscourt Ave., and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. 117 No. 4541. BARKER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Clerk ~e. and is hereby instructed to register debenture By-law No. 4255 authonzmg the issue of $4,000 re enlargeme~t of ~he ~chool grounds, S.S. No. 32, and to publish a notice of sue~ :eg1strat1~n m the Toronto World newspaper as required by "The Mun1c1pal Act. Also that the Treasurer issue a cheque in favor of the Registrar for $2.00, the fee for such registration and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed. -Carried.
No. 4542. GRAHAM-BARKER,-Resolved that th~ Clerk is herebY granted leave of absence for two weeks and that during such absen.ce Donald Lawrie is authorized to act as Clerk, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried.
No. 4543. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4252 the tender of The Barber Asphalt Paving Co. fo; ~he ~on struction, as a Local Improvement, of an asphalt pavement 28 m width on a 5" concrete foundation with 12" concrete gutters, on Glenholme Ave., from the north City Limits northerly 389' 3 :U" according to Reg. Plans Nos. 1516 and 1518, for the sum of $2,178.00, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $3,205.00 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried.
No. 4544. GRAHAM-BARKER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4253 the tender of The Barber Asphalt Paving Co. for the con struction, a; a Local Improvement, of an asphalt pavement 28' in width, on a 5" concrete foundation, with 12" concrete gutter, on Lauder Ave., from the north City Limits northerly 382' 3" according to Reg. Plans Nos. 1614, 1583, 1518 and 1516 for the sum of $2,149, be and the same is hereby accepted. Be it further resolved that the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necesary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the com pletion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the sum of $3,350.00 ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried.
No. 4545. BARKER-MILLER.-Resolved that in pursuance of By law No. 4254 the tender of A. Gardener & Co. for the construction, as a Local Improvement, of a concrete sidewalk 4' 6" in width with 6" concrete curb, on the north and south sides of Earlsdale Ave. fro~ Oakwood Ave. westerly to Glenholme Ave., an approximate distance of 824' on each side, being a total distance of 1648' for the sum of $1,287.00, be and the same is hereby accepted. . Be it further.resolved ~hat the Treasurer of this Municipality be and he 1s hereby authonzed and mstructed to arrange with the Canadian Bank of Commerce (Market Branch) for such temporary advances of money as may be necessary to meet the cost of the above mentioned work pending the completion thereof, the aggregate amount of such advances not to exceed the s~m of $2,640.00; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. Carried. 118 BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed : No. 4252. By Mr. McKay.-To authorize the construc tion of an asphalt pavement upon Glenholme Ave., from the north City Limits northerly 389' 3 U" as a Local Im provement. No. 4253. By Mr. Miller.-To authorize the construc tion of an asphalt pavement upon Lauder Ave., from the north City Limits northerly 382' 3" as a Local Improvement. No. 4254. By Mr. Barker.-To authorize the construc tion of a concrete sidewalk 4' 6" in width, with 6" curb, on the north and south sides of Earlsdale Ave., from Oakwood Ave. to Glenholme Ave. No. 4255. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the issue of debentures to the amount of $4,000.00 re enlargement of school site in S.S. No. 32. No. 4256. By Mr. Miller.___.:.To authorize the Township Engineer to remove certain trees growing on Durie St. No. 4257. By Mr. Barker.-To grant the sum of $10,349.30 for general purposes and Local Improvements. Council adjourned to meet on the 25th inst. at 10 a.m. Read and adopted Dec. 6th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
THIRTY-FIFTH MEETING. CouNcIL CHAMBER, November 1st, 1915. The Council at 2.30 p.m. Members all present, except ing Mr. McKay.
COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : An application was received from the Board of Trustees of S.S. No. 15 asking for the issue of debentures to purchase a school site. McMaster, Montgomery & Co., Solicitors, re John Dun- can's property on Oakwood Ave. . Township Solicitors, re the following matters : Enclosi_ng draft agreement re water supply between City and Township; re Fred Morris, a returned soldier; enclosing agreement be tween Sarah Shortt and the Township of York re sewers ; 119 enclosing agreements between the City of Toronto and Town ship of York re connections on Annette St:, Runner~ede Rd. and Greenwood Ave. ; re Hydro-Electnc Comm1ss10n; and enclosing letter from Commissioner of Works re maintenance of sewers. Wm. Johnston, Solicitor City of Toronto, enclosing re gistration deed from Norman C. McEachren to the Town ship of York. McLaughlin, Johnston & Co., re McLean and Corpora tion. W. F. Maclean, re improvement to De Grassi hill. James C. Forman, re proposed extension of King Edward Ave. southerly to Danforth Ave. Urquhart, Urquhart & Co., Solicitors, re King Edward Ave. and School Board site Gledhill Ave. R. C. Harris, re improvement of Heath St., Lauder Ave. and Symes Rd. adjoining the Township. W. C. Hall, asking permission to lower sidewalk opposite his carriage gate. Douglas & Gibson, Solicitors, re Muirhead estate. G. F. & B. W. Clarke, re donation to British Red Cross Fund. Frank Barber, re private drain connection to J. O'Leary. Hydro-Electric Railway Association, asking that dele gates be appointed to go over plans for the construction of Hydro-Electric Railways. Toronto Hydro-Electric System, re private lighting on Heath St., and supply service in York Township. Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of George Silverthorne as an indigent patient from the Township. · W. A. Littlejohn, City Clerk, re appeal against the assess ment of York Township Offices. . J. Ellis, Secretary-Treasurer, S.S. No. 33, asking for the issue of debentures to the amount of Sl 7,000 to build a school house in said section. L. S. and M. H. Hanes, asking for increase in salary. E .. w_. Clark, _Secretary ~edford Park West Ratepayers'. Associat10n, askmg for different improvements in said Section. John H. Payne, Secretary Todmorden Conservative Association, re condition of Voters' List 1915. 120 ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed Frank Barber, engineering, etc., re Rodick culvert ; re maps ; and engineering re Earlscourt Ave. sidewalk and Barrington Ave. sewer. N. Ballard, charity supplies. Frank Barber, engineering re Earlscourt Ave. sewer. Grant Con. Co., as per estimate re Lauder Ave. sidewalk W.S. Godson Contracting Co., as per estimate re Ravensden pavement. Arthur Johnson, as per estimate re Amherst sidewalk. Wm. Bushell, as per estimate re Lee Ave. sidewalk. H. Mitchell, as per estimate re McDonald sidewalk. Brayley Nicholson Co., as per estimate re Conway sidewalk. Arthur Johnson, as per estimate re Earlscourt sidewalk. Grant Contracting Co., as per estimate re Durie St. sidewalk. Arthur Johnson, as per estimate re Warren Rd. sidewalk. Frank Angotti, as per estimate re Dufferin St. sewer. J. Hill, charity supplies. Selectors of Jurors, Thos. Griffith, Charles MacDonald, Jno. Lowns- brough, Geo. R. Goulding and Jno. J. McBeth. Mail and Empire, advertising. Might Directories, multigraphing letters for Red Cross. Bryant Press, printing re Red Cross, printing posters re Div. of S.S. No. 15, and printing envelopes. Brown Bros., stationery. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of Alfred Scholes, John Angus and Herbert Cauce. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Vernon Mitchell, May Speight, Wm. Thompson, Jesse Brown, Walter Baker, Eileen Godfrey and Edith Blore. St. Michael's Hospital, maintenance of Mina Oster and A. Poole. Grace Hospital, maintenance of Allan Carlisle. Toronto Western Hospital, maintenance of Mrs. Annie Rite. King Edward Sanatorium, maintenance of sundry patients. Toronto Electric Light Co., use of current in offices. Mrs. N. Gray, charity supplies. Fairbank Lumber Co., charity supplies. J. J. Burns, charity supplies. Mrs. Mackintosh and A. F. Binnington, charity supplies. W. J. Bailie, A. N. Taylor and Frank Woods, collecting garbage. Grant Contracting Co., as per estimate re Appleton sewer. A. Watt, charity supplies. Jno. Ritchie, as per estimate re "W. A. Clarke" bridge. Frank Barber, re Lauder Ave. sidewalk. Pay sheet No. 10 for Oct. 18th. Road Commissioner's pay sheets from Oct. 18th to Nov. 1st.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed No. 4546. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be ~nd is hereby authorized and instructed to write off the arrears appeanng against Lot 2, Plan 1429, for the year 1910 amounting t,o $4.22, _said lot being assessed to the Township of York on our Collector s Rolls s~nce the year 1911, and the seal of the Corporation be affixed hereto.-Carried. No. 4547. GRAHAM-BARKER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and is hereby authorized and instructed to issue a cheque payable to the order 121 f C. Smillie, Treasurer of S.S. No. 31, for the sum of three hundred a~d fty ($350.00) dollars, said sum being an advanc~ on the levy. of said Section for the year 1915, it being understood that said School Section ?hall pay to the Township six per cent. interest on such loan from date of issue of cheque to the date when the first payment on the levy for year 1915 is made, and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4548. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the application of the Trustees of S.S. No. 15, Township of York, to this Council for the issue of debentures to the amount of $22,500.00 to be repayable out of the property taxable for Public School purposes in said Se~tion, for th<:: purpose o~ enabl ing the said Trustees to purchase a school s1te on H?'rv1e ~':"e., Fairbank.. be and the same is hereby referred to the Township Solicitors who are requested, provided the application and the proceedings leading up thereto taken by the Trustees of said Section are in conformity with the provisions of "The Public Schools Act" relating to the issue of debentures in Rural School Sections, to prepare the necessary By-law which shall provide for the repayment of the money in twenty annual instalments with interest at SU% per annum, the debentures to have attached thereto coupons for the payment of interest.-Carried. · No. 4549. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Reeve and Clerk of this Township be and they are hereby instructed to sign the following agreements for sewers between the City of Toronto and this Township, namely : re Greenwood Ave., dated Oct. 27th, 1915. re Annette St., dated Oct. 1st, 1915. re Runneymede Rd., dated Oct. 1st, 1915. And resolved further that said agreements be sent to the Township Solicitors with instructjons not to return same to the City Solicitors until proper agreements between the private individuals benefited by said sewers and the Township be registered in the Registry Office.-Carried. No. 4550. BARKER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Township Solici tors be and they are hereby instructed to advise the Ontario Hdyro Com mission that the Council of the Township of York approve of the general form of agreement proposed in their letter to the Clerk of this Township, dated June 4th, 1915, and to request that they submit a draft form of agree ment for our consideration ; and also requesting if possible the application for lights in this Township already submitted be dealt with at once. Carried. No. 4551. MrLLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Clerk be and is hereby instructed to register Deed of Land Norman Charles McEachern to the Corpo_ra~ion of the Township of York:, being one foot reserves along westerly hrmt of McCurdy Ave. and easterly limit of McKay Ave., as sI:e'Yn on Plan No. 203 7, filed in the Registry Office for the East and West R1dmgs of ~h~ Coun~y of York, to~ether with the one foot reserve along the northerly hr~ut,,of said plan extendmg from westerly limit of McCurdy Ave. easterly 674 9 more or less and one foot reserve commencing at the north east angle. of said plan and extend~ng southerly 33 feet, and that the Treasurer issue?' cheque for $1.40 bemg the Registration Fee and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried.
BY-LAW. The following By-law was passed. No. 4258. By Mr. Barker.-To grant the sum of $16,033.37 for General Purposes and Local Improvements. Council adjourned to meet on the 15th inst. Read and adopted Dec. 6th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve 122 THIRTY-SIXTH MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, November 15th, 1915. Pursuant to adjournment, the Council met at 2.30 p.m. Members all present excepting Councillor McKay.
COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : Township Solicitors, re the following matters : Exten sion of King Edward Ave.; acknowledging receipt of letters re Ontario Hydro-Electric and John Duncan ; enclosing letter from Frank Barber re charges for maintenance and rental of sewers in York Township ; enclosing agreement between the City and Township re sewer in Kentwood Ave. ; and enclosing copy of letter from the City Solicitor, re agree ment Township of York and Arlington Ave. W. A. Littlejohn, City Clerk, giving extract from report of Committee of Works, re Glenholme Ave. and Earnscliffe Rd. sewers. · C. R. Fitch, re streets laid out under Plan 1576 York. Jos. Singer & Co., enclosing letter sent to Provincial Board of Health re purchase of lands on Roselawn Ave. for Cemetery purposes. Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of John Purkiss as an indigent patient from the Township. C. H. Bishop, 're entrance to Hughes school. Can. Pac. Ry., re drainage of Scarlett Rd. Subway. An application was received from the Trustees of S.S. No. 33, asking for the issue of debentures to the amount of $17,000 to enable them to build a four-roomed brick school and to furnish the same.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed : Frank Barber engineering re Markham St., Ashbury Ave., McDonald Ave., and Crescent, Westwood Ave., Dufferin St., Alice and Rushton Rd., and Earlsdale Ave. sidewalks. . Arthur Johnson, as per estimate re Earlscourt Ave. and Barne Ave. sidewalks. Wm. Bushell, as per estimate re St. Mark's R~. sidewalk. H. Mitchell, as per estimate re H~therly Rd. sidewalk. . Grant Contracting Co., as per estimate re Beresford Ave. sidewalk. Wm. Bushell, as per estimate re Priscilla Ave. sidewalk. Frank Barber, engineering re Burton bridge. . Dominion Sewer Pipe Co., re Oakwood Ave. sidewalk. . Frank Barber re Barrie Ave. sidewalk, adv. re Earlsdale Ave. sidewalk, and tend~r notices re Earlsdale Ave. sidewalk. Wm. Ellins, teaming re Pelmo Park bridge. 123 Frank Barber, re Ravensden Ave. pavement, and adv. re Glenholme Ave. and Lauder Ave. pavements. . Arthur Johnson, as per estimate re. Amherst Av~. sidewalk. H. Mitchell, as per estimate re Arlmgton Ave. sidewalk. Wm. Bushell, as per estimate re ~ee Ave. side:"'alk .. Grant Contracting Co., as per estimate re Dune St. si~ewalk. Brayley Nicholson, as per estimate re Conway Ave. sidewal~. Grant Contracting Co., as per estimate re Glenholme Ave. sidewalk. John J. McBeth,. services i1;1 Treasurer's Office. Bryant Press, pnntmg stationery. H. Stainton, re Wychwood Ave. sewer. . Miss Tomlinson and Miss Lyons, services in Treasurer's Office. Treasurer York Highway Commission, oil for Oakwood Ave. Grenadier Ice & Coal Co., charity supplies. Globe Printing Co., adv. re Red Cross Fund. Toronto World, advertising. B. Cairns, stamps. B. W. Miller, wreath sent to 4 Abbot Ave. City Dairy Co. and ]. Macdonald, charity supplies. S. R. Hart & Co., typewriter paper. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of Alfred Scholes, Thos. Beardwood, Charles Redfern and Louisa Wenman. London Health Association, maintenance of Hilda Hinds. Grace Hospital, maintenance of Leonard Gifford and Wm. Dawe. Medical Health Dept., maintenance of Austin Grainger and Nellie Ashdown. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Charles Price, Roland Young, Jas. Bowman, John Weber, Bertha Day, Ernest Glenn and Wm. Giles. Toronto Western Hospital, maintenance of Mrs. Helen Smith, Ed mund Lodgers, John Leech, Misses E., S. L. and B. Cockwell, and Mr. E. Cockwell. Pay sheet, re repairs to Spadina Rd. pavement. Protestant Orphans' Home, maintenance of Charles and Hugh Allison. Frank Boyce and F. E. Hofland, charity supplies. Treasurer Township of York, stamps. Toronto World, adv. re Red Cross. A.]. Moses and J. A. Howe, charity supplies. Brayley & Nicholson, as per. estimate re Oakwood sidewalk. Grant Contracting Co., as per estimate re Robina Ave. sidewalk. Godson Contracting Co., as per estimate re Ravensden pavement. Grant Contracting Co., as per estimate re Holland Park sidewalk. Road Commissioner's pay sheets from Nov. 1st to 15th.
PETITION. A petition was received from : John Johnston and others, asking that a subway be opened up from Westminster Ave. to St. Clair Ave.
RESOLUTION. The following resolution was passed No. 4552. MrLLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the application of the Trustees of S.S. No. 33, Township of York, to this Council for the issue of debentures to t~e amount of $17,000.00 to be repayable out of the property taxabl_e for public school purposes in said section, for the purpose of enabling the said Trustees to erect a four-roomed brick school in said section, be and 124 the same is hereby referred to the Township Solicitors who are requested provided the application and proceedings leading up thereto taken by th~ Trustees of said Section are in conformity with the provisions of "The Public Schools Act·• relating to the issue of debentures in Rural School Sections, to prepare the necessary By-law which shall provide for the re payment of the money in twenty annual instalments with interest at SU% per annum, the debentures to have attached thereto coupons for the pay ment of interest.-Carried.
BY-LAW. The following By-law was passed No. 4259. By Mr. Barker.-To grant the sum of $8,631..96 for General Purposes and Local Improvements. Council adjourned to meet on the 18th inst at 10.30 a.m. Read and adopted Dec. 6th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
THIRTY-SEVENTH MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, November 18th, 1915. Pursuant to adjournment, the Council met at 10.30 a.m. Members all present except Councillor McKay. COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from Geo. Start, Secretary Humber Crest Ratepayers' Associa tion, asking for culverts, sidewalks, etc., in said district. J. Arundel, stating that Mr. Kelly would wait on the Council re Scarlett Rd. Subway.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed : No. 4553. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and_ he is hereby authorized and instructed to allow a rebate of $20.16 to R. C. Smith under Assmt. No. 644, Div. 3, 1915, on account of error between the amount of assessment notice and tax bill, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried.
No. 4554. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the ofier"of the C.P.R. to pave and build a sidewalk on Scarlett Road subway according to plan No. 04-C4-12 and specifications signed by A. L. Hertzberg and dated No~. 18th, 1915, submitted to Council this dayforthe sum of $350.0~,.be and 1s hereby accepted, said work to be constructed under the supe:"ision .o~ the Township Engineer, and without prejudice to the rights of this Municipal- 125 ity against the C.P.R. as to the drainage of said Subway as existing by law or agreement or otherwise.-Carried. Council adjourned. Read and adopted Dec. 6th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
THIRTY-EIGHTH MEETING.
CouNCIL CHAMBER, December 6th, 1915. Council met at 2.30 p.m. Members all present. The minutes of the six previous meetings were read and adopted.
COMMUNICATIONS. The following communic~tions were received from : W. T. Drugan, asking for a sidewalk and street lights on Beechwood Ave. R. A. Baldwin, Engineer C. N. Ry. Co., re proposed diversion of Park Drive. Township Solicitors, re the following matters : Enclosing copies of letters from Robins Limited, re improvement of Wilson Ave. ; enclosing copy of letter from R. C. ·Harris; and re debentur~s By-law for S.S. No. 33. H. Lord, asking aid for Mrs. Kenny, 1560 Bathurst St. Robins Limited, asking for improvements on Boyd Farm. Wilbert Small, offering to sell Lot 18, Florence Crescent to the Township. Albert E. Bishop and other residents on Amherst Ave., asking that said street be filled up to level of the sidewalk. F. Glandfield, Secretary West Fairbank Ratepayers' Association, asking that Caledonia Rd. sidewalk and Mc Roberts Ave. be improved. Sidney Burton, claiming damages from the Township on account of grade in front of his property on Oakwood Ave. Toronto Western Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Mrs. Jane Kenny, and Arthur Fidler as indigent patients from the Township. Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Polly Ward, Edward Higginson and Alice Wyer, as indi gent patients from the Township. An application was received from the Trustees of S.S. No. 22, asking for the issue of debentures to the amount of 126 $6,000.00 to enable them to complete their payments to contractor on the construction of their eight-roomed school in said section.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed St. John's Hospital, maintenance of Mrs. F. Jones. Frank Barber, testing cement re Ravensden pavement, Durie St., Beresford, Amherst, Lee Ave. sidewalks ; Dufferin sewer ; Hatherley, Gledhill, Earlscourt, Earlsdale, Dufferin, Priscilla, Lauder, Barrie Ave. sidewalks; W. A. Clarke, bridge; West wood, Rushton and Alice, Macdonald Ave. and Crescent, and Oakwood sidewalks. Frank Barber, constructing gullies re Earlscout sidewalk ; inspection charges re Scarlett subway; expenses re W. A. Clarke bridge; grad ing re Rodick culvert; re Earlsdale sidewalk, Glenholme and Lauder pavements; Dufferin sewer, Barrie, Amherst, Lee, Oakwood, sidewalks ; Ravensden pavement; Priscilla, Arlington, Beres ford, St. Mark's Rd., Earlscourt, Conway, Durie, Hatherly and Gledhill sidewalks; and W. A. Clarke bridge. Grant Contracting Co., as per estimate re Dundas St. sidewalk. Riverdale Paving Co., as per estimate re Ashbury and Gledhill side- walks. Arthur Johnson, as per estimate re Oakwood sidewalk E.S. Brayley, Nicholson & Co., as per estimafe re Oakwood sidewalk W.S. Grant Contracting Co., as per estimate re Jillson sidewalk S.S. Barber Asphalt Paving Co., as per estimate re Glenholme pavement. Frank Angotti, as per estimate re Dufferin sewer. Barber Asphalt Paving Co., as per estimate re Lauder pavement. Godson Contracting Co., as per estimate re Warren Road pavement. Grace Hospital, maintenance of Mrs. J. Weedon, Mrs. Walter Hart and Maud Farrow. London Health Association, maintenance of Hilda Hinds. Medical Health Dept., maintenance of Katie Rowe and Hilda May Rowe. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of Clive Layton, Joseph Owers and Doris N udd. King Edward Sanatorium, maintenance of Edmund Rodgers. Toronto Western Hospital, maintenance of H. Spanton. St. Michael's Hospital, maintenance of J. Burke. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of James Hall, John Roberts and Geo. Silberthorne. King Edward Sanatorium, maintenance of sundry patients. Garnet L. Rowntree, compensation for sheep killed by dogs. United Typewriter Co., ribbon for typewriter. Cash, stamp account. A. Warren, charity supplies. City of Toronto, rental of Earlscourt, Humewood. and Kenwood sewers. Mrs. Murray, charity supplies. L. S. Hanes, salary in Treasurer's Office. Miss L. Tomlinson, salary in Treasurer's Office. Toronto Electric Light Co., use of current in offices. Frank Barber, wages as per pay sheet re S~adina p~vement. P. E. and A. Walker and A. E. Way, charity supplies. Miss Pearl Lyons, salary in Treasurer's office. Wm. Speers, ambulance service. Bryant Press, printing stationery. 127 C. H. MacDonald, serving notices ;e yoters' List. W. A. Clarke, re revision of Voters List. J. S. Chapman, ballot boxes made to or~er: . Weston Water, Power and Light Comm1ss10n, street hghts. . A. F. Binnington, Nelson Werrin, P. Burns & Co. and R. Gray, chanty supplies. Bell Telephone Co., re Pk. 4288 and M. 430. B. Cairns, stamps. Brown Bros., stationery. James E. McMullen, Sanitary Inspector. Dr. W. C. McCormack, professional services, Mr. Crompton. Frank Woods and W. Bailey, collecting garbage. David Smith Engraving Co., printing dodg~rs. . W. Curtis, A. Walker, J. Spencer, Mrs. Macmtosh, and David Drum- mond, charity supplies. · Road Commissioner's pay sheets, from Nov. 15th to Dec. 6th.
REPORTS. The following reports were received from W. H. Pugsley, Chairman of Recruiting Committee, out lining a plan for recruiting in York County. Wm. Dover, submitting his report as Building Inspector, for the year ending July 1st, 1915.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed No. 4555. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to allow R. T. Robinson a rebate of $12.99 as charged under Assmt. No. 2773, Div. -1, 1915, being Local Improvement rates for side.valk on the east side of Glenholme Ave., charged against N18' of Lot 38 and all of Lot 37, (43') ; l\lr. Robinson having paid in full to the City Contractor for the construction of said sidewalk in front of his property, the frontage of these lots also being in cluded by the Township Engineer in the total frontage within the Township liable for the sidewalk on said street ; and the Corporate seal be hereto affi.xed.-Carried. No. 4556. BARKER-McKAv.-Resolved that the Clerk be and he is hereby instructed to register Debenture By-law No. -1260, authorizing the issue of debentures to the amount of $17,000.00 for the purpose of enabling the Public School Board of S.S. No. 33 of the Township of York to erect a permanent four-roomed school building and furnish the same, and publish a notice of such registration in 'the Toronto World Newspaper; also that the Treasurer issue a cheque in favor of the Registrar for the County of York for $2.00, the fee for such registration, and charge the same to S.S. No. 33, and the Corporate seal be hereto affi.xed.-Carried. No. 4557. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that on account of $1,500.00 difference between the assessment notice given by the assessor and the ~~sessment roll returned to the Clerk and confirmed by the Court of Rev1s1on, on 33 acres part of Lot 1, Con. 2 F.B., described under Assmt. No. 114, Div. 1, and assessed in the name of W. J. and Robt. Boyd, the Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to allow a rebate of $25.95 on said assessment on account of said error, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. 128 No. 4558. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that on account of differ ence between assessment notice and entry in the Assessment Roll of the property described under Assmt. Nos. 6057 and 6058, Div. 2, being Lots 1 to 24, Plan 1999, and 5.13 ac. part of Lot 7, Con. 4, W. York,.the Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to refund to Joseph Nason, 157 Bay St., Toronto, the sum of $3.02, he having paid the taxes in full on said property as entered in the roll and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4559. BARKER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that on account of error in the return of taxes, the arrears charged against the N 30' of the S50' of Lots 90 and 91, Plan M39, charged in the year 1915 under Assmt. No. 3311, Div. 1, amounting to $3.46 be and the same is hereby remitted and the Treasurer is hereby authorized to alter his arrear ledger accordingly ; and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4560. BARKER-MILLER.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to allow a rebate of $8.90 being excessive charges for Local Improvement rates and rentals on Raven.sden Ave. sidewalk and sewer on part of Lots 34, 35, 41 and 42, Plan 1458, under Assessment Nos. 2989 and 2890, Div. 4, 1915, and that the Treasurer adjust his books according to corrections entered on tax bill stubs by the Clerk, and that the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4561. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that on account of over assessment of land ·owned by John Davis, a portion of which is in the City of Toronto, the Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to allow a rebate of $12.00 on assessment No. 4094, Div. 1, 1915, said property being assessed with a total frontage of 324', 135' of which is in the City of Toronto (North Toronto) ; and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4562. MILLER-MCKAY.-Resolved that on account of differ ence between assessment notice and entry on the assessment roll of the property described under Assmt. No. 959, Div. 1, 1915, covering an assess ment of $400 on buildings, said property being vacant, the Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to allow a rebate of $6.92 to Edward Young, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4563. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that on account of differ ence between assessment notice and entry in the assessment roll of the property described under Assmt. No. 273, Div. 3, 1915, the Treasurer be and · he is hereby authorized and instructed to allow a rebate of $12.32 to Mr. Mcinnes ; and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4564. McKAv-BARKER.-Resolved that on account of differ ence between assessment notice and entry in the Assessment Roll the Treasurer-Collector be and he is hereby authorized to allow a rebate of $5.19 to Estate of Mrs. Baxter under assessment No. 118, Div. 1, 1915, on account of such error and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4565. McKAY-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the claim of Mr. Sidney Burton, dated Nov. 29th, 1915, be and is hereby referred to the Township Solicitor and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed. -Carried. No. 4566. McKAY-MILLER.-Resolved that the application of the Trustees of S.S. No. 22, Township of York, to this Council for the issue of debentures to the amount of $6,000.00 to be repayable out of the property taxable for Public School purposes in said section, for the purpose of enabling the said Trustees to complete payments to the contractor for work 129 done .on eight-roomed addition to school on Win~ermer.e .Ave~ in said sec tion be and the same is referred to the Township S0hc1tors who are re -que;t~d, provided the application and proceedin&s lea1ing up there~
No. 4569. BARKER-McKAv.-Resolved that the Solicitor of the Municipal Corporation of the Township of York, be and they are hereby authorized to make application to the Ontario Railway and Municipal ~oani and the Board of Railway Commissioners of Canada to obtain a nght of way ovE:r the property of the Toronto and Niagara Power Company and the Belt Lme Railway Company; at the east end of Eileen Avenue, Plan 1719, in order that Eileen Avenue may be extended easterly to Florence Crescent. -Carried. ~o. 4570. McKAY-MILLER.-Resolved that the Municipal Cor poration of t~e Township of York be and is-hereby authorized to enter into .a contract with th~ Toronto Elec~ric Commissioners, subject to the ap-. proval o.f the Ontano Hydro Electnc Commission for the supply of current and ma_mtenance of the .following regulation street lights : 19 lights on Don Mills Rd. from Leslie St. to the top of DeGrassi Hill and 6 on Leslie from Salmon to Don Mills Rd., 25 lights, as shown on sketch submitted, the rate to be embodied in the aforementioned contract.-Carried. No. 4571. BARKER-MILLER.--:--Resolved that the Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to allow a rebate of 5% on the County and Township .Tax ($57.35) for the year 1914 charged under Assessment No. 2166, Div. 1, 1915, amounting to $2.87 ; and the Corpor ate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried.
No. 4572. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that on account of dupli cate as~essment <;>f Lots 1 to 16, Plan 1854, the Treasurer be and he is hereby authonzed _and instructed to remit the taxes charged under Assessment No. 250, Div. ~. 1915 ($8.24) being taxes erroneously charged under said' assessmen~ agamst Lots 31 and 32, Plan 1839, which· said lots are now embraced. m Plan 1854, a subsequent division .of the said lots 31 and-32, and the .Corporate seal be hereto affi.xed.,-Carried. 130 No. 4573. McKAY-BARKER.-Resolved that the Municipal Cor. poration of the Township of York be and is hereby authorized to enter into a contract_ with the Toronto Electric Commission subject to the approval of the Ontario Hydro-Electric Commission for the supply of current and maintenance of 2 street lights on Guestholme Ave. east from Greenwood Ave. as shown on sketch submitted, the rate to be embodied in the aforemention ed contract, and the seal of-the Corporation be hereto affi.xed.-Carried.
BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed : No. 4260. By Mr. Graham.-To authorize the issue of debentures to the amount of $17,000.00 to enable the Trustees of S.S. No. 33 to build a four-roomed school in said section. No. 4261. By Mr. McKay.-To grant the sum of $12,753.28 for Local Improvements and General Purposes. Council adjourned to meet on Thursday the 9th inst., at 10.30 a.m. Read and adopted as amended Dec., 15th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITHS, Reeve.
THIRTY-NINTH MEETING. COUNCIL CHAMBER, December 9th, 1915. Pursuant to adjournment, the Council met at 10.30 a.m. Members all present.
COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : Toronto Western Hospitai, giving notice of the admission of Arthur Fidler as an indigent patient from the Township. Toronto General Hospital, giving notice of the admission of Joseph Caruso and Caroline Pickles as indigent patients fromthe Township. PETITION. The following petition was received from: J. E. Kerr and Wm. .B. Moss, asking for a concrete side walk on the west side of Willard Ave.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed : No. 4574 .. BARKER_:_McKAY;---Resolved that t}:le Treasurer be· 8:nd is liereby'autliorized and instructed to pay out the sums to the following 131 School Sections as an advance on the 1915 school levy, that is to say : To C. B. Parsons, Treas. S.S. No. 15 ______$ 500 00 To W. H. Bessey, Treas. S.S. No. 26______2,"00 00 $2,500 00 It being understood by all parties concerned that. the current ~ix per cen_t. rate bank interest on loans shall be charged to said school sections on said advanced sums until such time as the first instalment levies is paid to the school sections, and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4575. McKAv-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Engineer be and is hereby instructed to write the City of Toronto Works Dept. requesting them to flush the sewers at present laid in the Township of York, and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4576 .. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that the Solicitor, Clerk and Engineer be and they are hereby instructed to prepare a draft bill to present to the Legislature granting to the Township the necessary power to distribute water within certain areas and to define boundaries of such areas or districts and also power to appoint water Commissioner or Commission ers, etc.-Carried. BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed : No. 4262. By Mr. McKay.-To name a place for holding nominations, fix polling places, appoint deputy returning officers and poll clerks for the year 1916. No. 4263. By Mr. Miller.-To further postpone the sale of lands for arrears of taxes. Council adjourned to meet on the 15th inst. Read and adopted Dec. 15th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
FORTIETH MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, December 15th, 1915. Pursuant to statute, the Council met at 2.30 p.m. Mem bers all present. The minutes of the two previous meetings were read and adopted.
COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from E. Percival Brown, Solicitor Board of Education asking the Township to close Royden Ave. ' Toronto Western Hospital, giving notice of the admission of. Mrs. Mary Mason as an indigent patient from the Town ship. 132 ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed Wm. Dever, services as Building Inspector. Brown Bros., stationery. Ontario Gazette, subscription fees. R. Anderson, charity supplies. St. Michael's Hospital, maintenance of Mrs. Silverthorn. Toronto General Hospital, maintenance of Jos. Caruso. Members of Board of Health, C. A. Warren, Thos. Griffith, Jno. T. Watson, W. A. Clarke and D. Lawrie. Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance of E. Lawrence. Wm. Speers, ambulance service. Township of Vaughan, half cost of work on Town Line. R. Jones, J. D. Lippett, A. J. Moses, A. F. Binnington and Hadden's Grocery, charity supplies. Barber Asphalt Paving Co., as per estimate re Lauder and Glenholme pavements. Grant Contracting Co., as per estimate re Jillson Ave. sidewalk. Frank Barber, engineering re Glenholme arid Lauder pavements and Nlson sidewalk. A. Johnson, as per estimate re Clinton sidewalk. Godson Contracting Co., as per estimate re Heath St. pavement. J. Richardson & Son, as per estimate re Arlington sewer. A. Gardner, as per estimate re Earlsdale sidewalk. Frank Barber, maps. Road Commissioner's pay sheets, from Dec. 6th to 15th.
RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed No. 4577. BARKER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to allow F. Orford a rebate of $5.19 on account of assessment of E66' of Lot 403, Plan 1770, Assessment No. 1021, Div. 1. 1915, said land being now a continuation southerly of Everett Street as shewn on Plan 2025, and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4578. McKAY-MILLER.-Resolved that the Engineer be and he is hereby instructed to write the Board of Control asking to have the sewers in the Township flushed and also to bring to the notice of the said Board that we are already paying for maintenance of which flushing is a part thereof and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4579. MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that the Township Solici tors be and they are hereby authorized to defend arbitration proceedings of Sidney Burton against this Muncipal Corporation of the Township of York for damages to his land and premises as mentioned in a: notice to the Clerk of this Township, served on or about the 15th day of December, 1915. -Carried. No. 4580. · MILLER-BARKER.-Resolved that the Clerk be an.d he is hereby instructed to register Debenture By-law No. 4265, authorizing the issue of debentures to the amount of $6,000.00 for the purpose of enabling the Public School Board of S.S. No. 22 to complete payments to contractors, and publish a notice of such registration in the Toronto _World newspaper ; 133 also that the Treasurer issue a cheque in f~vor <;>f the Registrar for the County of York for $2.00, the fee for such registration, and char~e the same to S.S. No. 22, and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried.
BY-LAWS. The following By-laws were passed : No. 4264. By Mr. Barker._;__To grant the sum of $4,539.83 for General Purposes. No. 4265. By Mr. Graham.-To raise by way of loan the sum of $6,000 for the purpose of enabling the Board of Public School Trustees of S.S. No. 22 to complete payments to contractors. Council adjourned to meet on the 30th inst. at 2.30 p.m. Read and adopted Dec. 30th, 1915. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve.
FORTY-FIRST MEETii\'"G.
CouNCIL CHA:-IBER, December 30th, 1915. Pursuant to adjournment, the Council met at 2.30 p.m. Members all present .. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted.
COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were received from : H. C. Warren, asking compensation for fixing culvert on Chambers Ave. Township Solicitors, re sewer connections. W. A. Littlejohn, acknowledging receipt of copies of By laws Nos. 4032 and 4241, re changing the names of certain streets.
ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed : Mrs. Mackintosh, charity supplies. Frank Barber, inspection charges re Scarlett Rd. subway. James Ha,nsf?r? an~ Smith's Grocery, charity supplies. Road Comm1ss10ner s pay sheets, from Dec. 15th to 30th. Frank Barber, eng~neering re L~mbton q-o_lf. bridge ; re maps ; maps of School Sect10ns and Pollmg Subd1v1s1ons and re 1'.Iount Dennis map. A. Watt, pay s9-eet for shovelling snow in Div. 10. 134 RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were passed No. 4581. MIL~ER-G_RAHAM ..-Resolved that the supplemen.tary reports of the Township Engineer with reference to the following local im provement works, namely : Sewer in Earnscliffe Ave. and Earlscourt Ave. and concrete sidewalks on Harvie Ave., W.S. Earlscourt Ave., E.S. of Beresford Ave., Main St., Barrie Ave. and Durie St., be and the same are hereby received and adopted and the Corporate seal be hereto affixed. Carried. No. 4582. BARKER-McKAv.-Resolved that on account of differ ence between assessment notice and entry in the Assessment Roll of the property described under assessment No. 622, Div. 3, 1915, the Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to allow a refund of $1.12 to the Rennie Estate ; and the Corporate seal be hereto affi.xed.-Carried. No. 4583. BARKER-McKAv.-Resolved that the Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to allow a refund of $5.28 on the property assessed under Assessment No. 3267, Div. 1, 1915, in the name of Joseph Dart, being Lots 67 and 68, Plan M39, on account of difference between the assessment notice and entry in the Assessment Roll, and the Corporate seal be hereto affi.xed.-Carried. No. 4584. GRAHAM-MILLER.-Resolved that the Misses L. S. and M. H. Hanes, Treasurer's Assistants, be and they are hereby granted the sum of $50.00 each for extra services in connection with Local Improvement work and the collection of taxes and the Treasurer is hereby authorized to pay the same, and that the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.- Carried. · No. 4585. MILLER-GRAHAM.-Resolved that on account of differ ence between assessment notice and entry in the Assessment Roll, the Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to allow a rebate of $10.36 to Mrs. Susan D. Massey under Assessment No. 83, Div. 1, 1915, and .the Corporate seal be hereto affixed.-Carried. No. 4586. GRAHAM-BARKER.-Resolved,that the Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to write off the arrears of taxes appearing on the arrear ledger for the N33' of Lots 14, 15, 42, 43, 70 and 71, according to Plan 1700, that is to say : O.L. Fol. 500-Lots 42, 43, 70 and 71, Plan 1700, year 1912 ______$9 47 N.L. Fol. 81-Lots 14 and 15, Plan 1700, year 1913______7 20 $16 67 Also that the said Treasurer remit the arrears of taxes appearing against said Lot 14 in the 1915 Roll amounting to $2.46 under Assessment No. 1769, Div. 4a ; and the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.-Carried.
BY-LAW. The following By-law was passed No. 4266. By Mr. Graham.-To grant the sum of $1,021.88 for General Purposes and Local Improvements. Council adjourned sine die. Read and adopted January 10th, _191_6. W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. THOMAS GRIFFITH, Reeve. 135 ADDENDA.
TOWNSHIP OF YORK.
CLERK'S OFFICE, FEB. 1916. Statement of assessed values of the Township of York for the year 1915 according to Statute Labor Districts. or sections as defined by By-law No. 2068, and amendmg By-law No. 2202 of the Township of York. Assessment 1915 1.-L'Amaroux Section, comprising Lots 15 to 25 inclu sive, in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Cons., east Yonge Street...... $382,103 75 2.-Don Section, comprising Lots 2 to 14 inclusive, in the 2nd and 3rd Cons., east of Yonge Street, and Lots S to 14 inclusive, in the 4th Con., east of Yonge StreeL...... 707, 751 35 3.-Yonge Street Section, comprising Lots 1 to 25 inclu sive, in the 1st Con. east of Yonge Street, and Lots 1 to 25 inclusive in the 1st Con., west of Yonge Street...... 3,094,278 61 4.-Elia Section, comprising Lots 15 to 25, inclusive, in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Cons., west of Yonge Street.. 458,725 00 5.-Emery Section, comprising Lots 15 to 25 inclusive, in the 5th, 6th and 7th Cons., west of Yonge Street.. 275,845 25 6.-Downsview Section, comprising Lots S to 14 inclusive, in the 4th, 5th and 6th Cons., west of Yonge St. 590,435 43 7.-Fairbank Section, comprising Lots 1 to 14 inclusive, in the 2nd and 3rd Cons., west of Yonge Street.... 1,881,716 95 8.-Mt. Dennis Section, comprising Lots 34 to 40 inclu- sive, in the 3rd Con. F.B., and Lots 1 to 4 inclu- sive, in the 4th and 5th Con., west of Yonge St.... 2,609,404 72 9.-Lambton and Swansea Section, comprising Lots 38 to 40 inclusive, in the 2nd Con. F.B., Lots 1 to 10 inclusive, H.R., and Lots 38 to 41 inclusive, in 1st Con. F .B.·-··-··-····················································· 3,187,959 75 10.-Wychwood and Earlscourt Section, comprising Lots 22 to 33 inclusive, in Con. 3 F.B...... 4,189,285 75 11.-Todmorden Section, comprising Lot 10 in the 2nd Con. F.B., Lots 12 to 19 inclusive in the 2nd Con. F.B., Lots 6 to 15 and 19 to 20 inclusive in the 3rd Con. F.B., and Lot 1 in the 2nd and 3rd Cons., east of Yonge Street·----··-······································· 2,744,088 65 12.-Coleman Section, comprising Lots 1 to 9 inclusive in the 2nd Con. F.B., Lot 1 in the 1st Con. F.1B., north of Grand Trunk Railway; Lots 1 to 5 ~nclus~ve, .in the 3rd Con. F.B., and Lots 1 to 4 mclus1ve, m the 4th Con. east of Yonge Street.. ·--· 3,303,157 00 Total Assessment, 1915.-...... $23,424,752 21
W. A. CLARKE, Clerk. 136 ROAD COMMISSIONER'S REPORT FOR 1915.
April 1st, 1916. To the Reeve and Council of York Township : GENTLEMEN,-As per instructions, I beg to submit the following report of the expenditure for public works in 1915. DIVISION No. 1.-Frank Thwaites, Foreman. Approximate cost of material : Stone·------································································· $ 209 58 Lumber·---··--····························································· 68 82 Gravel-----································································· 108 25 Hardware·--··-····························································· 3 7 43 Sewer Pipe·----··························································· 11 75 Total. .. ---························································· $ 435 83 Total Expenditure in Div. No. L--······················· $3,967 02 The expenditure in this D1vision has been very large on account of us putting a large culvert on the Second Concession and cutting down the hills on both sides, which cost about $2,000. We also put 4 cars of stone on the Fourth Conces sion, and cov.ered them with gravel, at a cost of about $500. We also put a quantity of gravel on the Third and Fourth Concessions. We had a great deal of trouble with the wash out on the Mill Road. We had to put in stone and gravel. We also put some gravel on the Townline and graded it at a cost of about $300. We did a good deal of work all over the Division in cleaning ditches and repairing the roads generally. Also cutting weeds which were very bad all over the Division, etc. DIVISION No. 2.-Ira W. Gooderham and George Chadwick, Foremen. Approximate cost. of material : Stone·------································································· $ 316 62 Gravel.-----································································· 246 50 Lumber·-··-··-······························································· 198 32 Cement..... _...... 25 77 Sewer Pipe·----··························································· 30 00 Hardware·--································································· 4 00 TotaL---·--··························································· $ 821 21 Total Expenditure in this Div.. ------····················· $2,842 35 137 The expenditure in.this Division has b_een of the ordinary kind, such as putting out gravel and grading the roads. _We put 5 cars of stone on White Sideroad and 4th Concess10n, at a cost of about $500. We also put a large amount of gravel on the Townli1:e, White S~deroad, 3rd and 4th Con cessions and Duncan Sideroad, which we graded and gravelled at a cost of about $500. We also put in a culvert on Blyth wood Road near the City Limits, which cost about $200, and planked the bridge on Milne Sideroad, and graded the road and cut the weeds over the Division, etc.
DIVISION No. 3.-David Carruthers, Foreman. Approximate cost of material : Lumber______.------···-···········-·-·-········-·--···--··-····--·-······· S 666 4 7 Hardware. ___ .--·-···········----·-----··-·····---········-··-···------·--- 29 99
TotaL.·-·-·-·------·-··············-···--··-·-··-··-·····------·· $ 696 46 Total Expenditure in Div. No. 3----·--··--·····-·········· $1,616 56 The expenditure in thi~ Division was of the ordinary kind, such as planing the roads anq. fixing culverts and repairing and putting down new walk on Yonge Street and cutting weeds, etc.
DIVISIONS No. 4 and 5.-J. C. Snider and W. 0. Duncan, Foremen. Approximate cost of material in No. 4 : Gravel. ... ------·····-·------···--·------·--··-· S 441 00 Total expenditure in this Div______···-·-·······-······-·--· $ 630 87 Approximate cost of material in No. 5 :
$ 90 00 r~:b~;~------··:::::::::::::::::::::::: 32 00 Cement.. ·--·-···-················-····-···--··········-······················· 15 00 Total. ______...... -.. ·--·---···-···-··--·············· $ 13 7 00
Total Expenditure in this Div·-·-······-··-······-········-··· $1,166 03
The expenditure in these Divisions has been of the ordinary kind. We gravelled the 6th Concession to the Townline and put in a culvert on the Sideroad west of Emery at the Gravel R_oad, cos~ing about $250. We also gravelled the 4th Conc~ss10n at ~l~a, about 1 mile, costing about $3 75, and also repaired the ra1lmgs on the 5th and 6th Concessions, and cut the weeds over the Divisions, etc. 138 D1v1sION No. 6.:.-Herb Deacoff, Foreman. Approximate cost of material : Lumber______$ 83 65 Hardware------1 50 TotaL----·------·-·······-·····································----- $ 85 15 Total Expenditure in this Div______$ 482 09
The expenditure 1n this Division was very light. We graded the 4th Concession through Downsview and repaired the sidewalk and opened the street at the new school, and planed the roads and cut weeds over the Division, etc.
DIVISION No. 6.-C. Yeatman, Foreman. Approximate cost of material : Stone·------·$ 15 2 28 GraveL------5 5 90 Lumber·------7 88 Total.______$ 206 06 Total Expenditure in this Div. ______$ 918 46
The expenditure in this Division has been of the ordinary, such as putting out stone and gravel. We put 3 cars of stone on the 5th Concession at a cost of about $200; We also gravelled the 5th Concession from Downsview Sideroad south, and cut down the hilJ on Maria Street, which cost about $150, and it was very much needed, as the people could not get in with fuel or provisions, and cut the weeds over the Division, etc.
DIVISION No. 7 .-D. G. Gooderham, Foreman. Approximate cost of material : Stone·-----·------$ 4 2 7 50 Lumber·------·------·------255 51 Hardware·------·------33 72 Tile.·------··--·----···------·-·-·--·------· 35 75 Explosives·-····-··-·-····------·-····· 38 85 TotaL------·------··--·····------···------·····-······· $ 791 33 Total Expenditure in No. 7 Div_____ ------·······--· $3,986 14
The expenditure in this Division was very large on· ac count of having to cut down the hill on Lans1ng Sideroad to fill in at the new bridge, which cost about $1,900. Vye also graded Wobourne Avenue and Bedford Park Road, and put 139 new planks on the bridge, at a cost of about $1,000. We also put a quantity of stone on Bathurst Street and Mason Avenue. Also railing on Bathurst and Mason Avenue, at a cost of about $500. Also graded the hill on J'1cpougald Avenue, and put in several culverts over the D1v1s10n and cut the weeds, etc. DIVISION No. 7.-Andrew Watf, Foreman. Approximate cost of material : Lumber·-··-··································································· $ 240 00 Hardware·--································································· 7 35 Total._····-····························································· $ 24 7 35 Total Expenditure in this Div.. ·-····························· $1,128 54 The expenditure in this Division has been somewhat large on account of gravelling Stewart Sideroad, which cost about $900, and some gravel on Bridgland Avenue, and a sidewalk on Briar Hill A venue, and cut the weeds over the Division, etc. DIVISION No. 8.-C. Yeatman, Foreman. Approximate cost of material : Lumber·--··-································································· $ 985 17 Stone·--········································································· 255 10 Gravel...... ·-··································································· 33 55 Hardware.... ·--····························································· 115 so Tile·--··········································································· 220 00 Cinder... -.. · ...... •...... 45 20 Oil.---····-··-······-··························································· 18 24 Total. __ ·-······························································· $1,672 76 Total Expenditure in this Div·-······························· $5,523 17 The expenditure in this Division has been somewhat large as we have taken over a number of new streets and graded them and put in culverts. We also put down a number of plank sidewalks in the Division, such as Weston · Road, Buttonwood Avenue, Lambton Avenue and Keele Street, and a number of others have cinder paths. We also cut down Eglinton Avenue hill, east of the railroads, at a cost of about $500, and west of the Weston Road the hill running to the Black Creek. We also cut it down a good deal, at a cost of about $150. We also put 4 cars of stone on the paving Road at a cost of $200. We also gravelled part of 6th Concession. Also brickbats and gravel on the 4th Conces sion. We also spent a good deal of money in Silverthorne district, in grading Silverthorne Avenue and putting on 140 bats and gravel, which cost about $600, and laying a side walk. Street lights in this Division cost $8 74, which are charged up to the Division. Garbage collection in the Division cost about $500, which is also charged up to the Division, cutting weeds over the Division, etc.
DIVISION No. 9B.~George Daniels, Foreman. Approximate co.st of material : Lumber...... $ 590 40 Cement...... 49 65 ~~~el.~··~===~::::::::::·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1~ 6g Hardware...... 23 55 Cinders...... 18 90 Total...... ~...... $ 754 23 Total Expenditure in No. 9 B...... $3,108 75 The expenditure in this Division has been somewhat large as we graded a number of streets and put down a number of sidewalks. On the north side of St. Clair we had a large fill on Dundas Street, near the. bridge at the Humber, in widening the road and laying a sidewalk which cost about $200. We also laid a concrete walk through Jane Street sub way which cost about $125. We also put down a long piece of plank walk on Woodside A venue from Dundas Street South to near the new school at a cost of $200, and the street lights in this Division cost $127 S. 76 which is charged up to the Division, cutting weeds, etc. Collection of garbage in this, Division cost about $700, which is charged up to the D~vi sion. DIVISION No. 9A.-George Daniels, Foreman. Approximate cost of material : Lumber...... $ 520 86 Stone...... 487 32 Sewer Pipe...... 92 02 Hardware...... 18 12 Cinders...... 11 30 Total...... $1,129 62 Total Expenditure in this Div...... $3,214 63 The expenditure in this Division has been somewhat large as we have done a considerable amount of work in cutting down the hill on Morningside and Ellis Avenue and also put on 4 cars of stone and gravel and piped the hill down to the hollow which cost in the neighborhood of $800. We also put a sidewalk on Runneymede Road and Winder- 141 mere which cost about $500. Also graded and stoned part of Windermere and repaired the railings; put up some new on Park Road. The electric lights in this Division cost about $960, ·which is charged up to the Division. Cutting weeds over the Divisfon, etc. Collection of garbage is _charged at to this Division, which cost SSO. DIVISION No. 10.-H. Middleton,' Foreman. Approximate cost of material : Lumber.... ·-··-·································-····················-···--··· $ 1816 56 Hardware... ------·····-···--······-··--·----··------·------106 20 Sewer Pipe...... ·-·······--·······---······--········------·------·------21 7 S Stone--··--··-···---··--·-···----·--·--···--····----··········-·-··-·····-······ 41 00 Total...... ·-·······························-···················---······ $1,985 51 The expenditure in this Division has been somewhat large as we graded a number of streets and put down a great deal of plank sidewalk and put on a considerable amount of gravel on several streets and also a number of crossings on several streets. Gravel on Frederica, S243 ; \Vychwood, $348 ; Bathurst Street, $250 ; crossings on Vaughan Road, $120 ;· Forest Hill Road, $320 ; Eglinton, grading street·and gravel and cutting hill, S'"123 ; walk on Forest Hill, S390 ; Franklin, walk, S215 ; Wychwood, walk, $316 ; McNab Ave., $108 ; Adric Avenue, grading and ·walk, S336 ; grading Roselawn and cutting hill,.$110 ; grading north to Belt Line and gravel, $116 ; repairing bridge on Strader, Grovernor's and Cloverly and putting down sidewalk, S200. We have a large amount of repairs which are not mentioned above, cutting weeds which amounts to a good item, etc. Street lights, $1,407.44, which cost is charged up to the Division. DIVISION No. 10.-Andrew Watt, Foreman. Approximate cost of material :
Lumber. .. _...... ····-···-·-·······------·--·---···· ··------· . . .. S 851 70 340 17 90 00 35.00 1¥f:?i~.::~==::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::· :::"?. 13 OS Total $1,329 92
Total Expenditure in Div. No. 10 .. ------·-·---·--- $5,360 20 The expenditure in this Division has been of the usual kin~. su~h as grading the streets. and cutting. down hills and laymg sidewalks on the different streets. On Lauder Ave. we spent in grading and sidewalk, $650 ; on Oakwood, S530 ; on, Caledonia, $400 ; on Fairbank, $450 ·; B_ranstone and 142 Harvie about $300 ; Dufferin, $250 ; Glenholm, Ashbury, Ennerdale about $500. Also doing a great deal of work all over the Division in grading street, filling in washouts and repairing culverts. We also put 7 cars of stone on Lauder and Oakwood at a cost of $350. Also put some on Dufferin Street, and cutting weeds over the Division, etc.
DIVISION No. 11.-David Aitchison, Foreman. Approximate cost of material : Stone.. ·--······································································· $ 430 34 Gravel._··································------·------··················· 364 85 Lumber.... ·-··-··············...... 354 74 Hardware·-··································································· 81 28 Sewer Pipe._ ...... •...... 184 35 Cinders...... 55 70 Total...-...... $1,471 26 Total Expenditure in this Div...... ---················ $6,931 66 The expenditure in this Division has been somewhat large .as we had a great deal of grading to do to let off the water, as the ground is very low all over Todmorden. We put gravel on Leslie Street and also on Salmon, and cut the hill on Leslie and put on brick and stone which cost about $300. We also put stone and gravel on Bee Street and Cronin which cost about $200. We also put gravel on Pape Avenue which is one of the leading streets to the City, at a cost of about -$300. We also graded a number of streets throughout the Division, such as Plains Road, Cosbourn, Westwood, Cronin, Woodycrest and several others. We also put down a number of cinder walks, and also a plank sidewalk on the Don Mills Road, at a cost of about $400, and cut the weeds over the Division, etc. . The street lights in this Division cost $1,352, which is also charged up t9 the Division. Collection of garbage cost $120, which is charged up to the Division.
DIVISION No. 12.-Henry Taylor, Foreman. Approximate cost of material : Lumber...... ·-································································· $ 299 35 Gravel. __ ····-································································· 22-1 50 Stone.... ·--·-··································································· 36 00 Hardware...... 26 50 Sewer Pipe·-································································· 13 72 Total...... $ 600 07 Total Expenditure in this ~iv...... $3,732 54 143 The expenditure in this Division has been of the ordinary kind, such as grading the roads and drawing gravel. Wood bine Avenue gravelled at a cost of $100. Daw Road grading, stone and gravel, cost about $300. Gledhill, grading cost about $200. Main Street, Chisholm and King Edward were graded at a cost of about $200. Secord also had to be graded, which cost about $250. We also graded and gravelled the Townline at a cost of about $1 SO. Parkwood, Coleridge and a number of other streets were graded and the ditches opened and culverts put in where they were needed. We also put down a plank walk at the new school at a cost of $100. Also a walk on Daws Road and cut the weeds over the Division, etc. The street lights in this Division cost $587.98, which is charged up to the Division. Collection of garbage cost $126, which is charged up to the Division.
A. SNIDER, Commissioner.
144 TOWNSHIP OF YORK.
STATEMENT OF IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS In the hands of° the Foremen for the Year Ending 31st December, 1915.
Division No. 1 Divisions No. 4 and 5
NEWTONBROOK EMERY AND ELIA 3 Road Planers ...... $20 00 3 Slush Scrapers ...... $10 00 2 Slush Scrapers...... 6 00 1 Road Planer...... 14 00 2 Slush Scrapers...... 10 00 2 Wheelbarrows...... • . . . 5 00 2 Picks...... 1 00 Total ...... $36 00 2 Shovels...... 1 00 1 Lantern...... 75 Di ision No. 6 1 Small Grader...... 5 00 DOWNSVIEW AND MOUNT DENNIS Total ...... $36 75 1 Road Planer ...... $25 00 1 Road Planer ...... , . . . 15 00 1 Scythe ... , ...... 1 50 Division No. 2 1 Lantern...... 50 5 Slush Scrapers...... 25 00 "DON LANDS Total...... $67 00 1 Large Grader ...... $50 00 3 Slush Scrapers...... 11 00 Division No. 1 2 Road Planers...... 6 00 2 Scythes...... 1 00 FAIRBANK 1 Pick...... 50 1 Road Planer ...... $10 00 2 Screw Jacks...... 4 00 1 Cement Roller...... 15 00 1 Snow Plough ...... 10 00 Total...... $72 50 1 Slush Scraper...... 8 00 Total ...... ; ...... $43 00
Division No. 3 Division No. 8 WILLOWDALE MOUNT DENNIS 1 Large Grader ...... $125 00 1 Large Grader ...... $150 00 2 Small Graders...... 10 00 1 Road Planer...... 15 00 5 Shovels...... 2 50 1 Slush Scraper...... 5 00 7 Picks...... 3 50 2 Wheelbarrows...... 4 00 1 Cross-Cut Saw...... 4 00 1 Crowbar...... 50 1 Plough...... 12 00 1 Pick...... 50 2 Slush Scrapers...... 12 00 1 Bridge Wrench...... 50 1 Pick Point Plough...... 15 00 1 Wheel Scraper...... 10 00 2 Wheel Scrapers...... 10 00
Total ...... $185 50 Total ...... $194 00 145 Division No. 9 Division No. 11 LAMBTON MILLS TOD MORDEN
1 Plough ...... $ 8 00 1 Large Grader ...... $125 00 2 Shovels...... 1 50 1 Water Wagon...... 20 00 2 Picks...... 1 50 1 Small Grader...... 20 00, 1 Cross-Cut Saw...... 1 00 1 Plough...... 10 00 1 Sledge Hammer...... 1 50 4 Pike Poles...... 1 00 3 Lamps...... 1 50 1 Gravel Screen...... 1 00 - 3 Barrels...... 3 00 1 Crowbar...... 50 1 Tool Box...... 1 00 1 Spade...... SO 2 Bridge Wrenches...... 2 00 1 Crosscut Saw...... 1 00 1 Road Rake...... 50 2 Slush Scrapers...... 6 00 1 Mud Scraper...... 50 3 Mud Hoes...... 75 2 Wheelbarrows...... 4 00 4 Napping Hammers...... 1 00 1 Crow Bar...... 1 00 3 Small Hammers...... 1 00 1 Pile Driver...... 50 00 1 Large Hammer...... 2 SO 1 Post Hole Auger ...... 1 50 2 Scythes...... 1 50 1 Slush Scraper...... 4 00 1 Stone Sledge ...... 2 00 1 Axe...... 1 00 1 Adze...... 50 1 Gravel Screen...... 2 50 Total ...... $193 75
Total ...... $86 SO
Division No. 12 Division No. 10 FAIRBANK AND WYCHWOOD COLEMAN 1 Large Grader ...... $100 00 1 Wheel Scraper ...... $10 00 1 Slush Scraper...... 6 00 1 Road Planer ...... 10 00 1 Wheel...... 15 00 1 Slush Scraper ...... 5 00 1 Post Hole Auger...... 1 50 2 Shovels ...... 1 00. 1 Crowbar...... 75 2 Snow Shovels ...... 50 1 Hand Axe...... 75 3 Picks ...... 1 50 1 Post Hole Scoop...... 1 SO 1 Spade ...... 25 2 Sand Screens...... 2 00 2 Crowbars ...... 1 00 2 Lanterns ...... ;.... 75 2 Stone Hammers ...... 2 00 15 Picks and Shovels...... 1O 50 6 Napping Hammers ...... 2 50 1 Plough...... 5 00 1 Hand Saw ...... 50 2 Slush Scrapers...... 10 00 1 Axe ...... 1 00 10 Snow Shovels...... 3 00 1 Square ...... 50 1 Hand Axe...... 90 2 Scythes ...... 1 00 1 Chopping Axe...... 1 00 1 Hand Saw...... 1 00 Water Wagon...... 50 00 Total...... $36 7S
Total...... $209 65 Total value of Tools ..... $1,241 40
A. SNIDER, Road Commissioner.
146 TOWNSHIP OF YORK.
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
JULY 12TH, 1916.
To the Reeve and Council, Township of York: GENTLEMEN,-We have audited the accounts of the Township for the year ending December 31st, 1915, the audit having been carried on during the year and now completed, and we submit herewith the following statements : Statement in detail of Receipts and Disbursements. Abstract of Receipts and Disbursements. Statement of Assets and Liabilities. Statements of School Loan and Local Improvement Debenture Debts. All of which we certify to be correct and in accordance with the books and records as kept by the Treasurer. The General and various Special Bank Accounts have been examined with the cheques and Pass Books, and the ~alances at 31st December, 1915, duly verified. The Treasurer's Bonds have been examined, and found in full force and effect, and the securities representing the investment of the School Fund Trust monies have been examined and found in order. The Statement of Assets and Liabilities is subject, as usual, to correctness of the valuation of school buildings and equipment as carried in the account. The difficulties experienced by us in carrying on the audit during past years, has again complicated the work of the audit, but we are glad to be able to report that a· complete re-organization of the accounting system is now being made and while it will not, to any extent, simplify the work of the present year, it should considerably lighten the work in the Treasurer's office in future years, and enable us to bring the audit to a close at a much earlier date. We regret to report. that the 1914 Ta:,s Rolls were not returned at the 31st December, 1915, and at that date were $135.88 out or' adjustment, the cash collected, as shown by the Cash Book, being that much less than called for by the 147 Rolls. At present the Treasurer's Department is endeavor ing to trace this, and we are in hopes that in future the new system should enable them to balance the Rolls each year. We are preparing a · separate letter suggesting some changes in the Department, which we feel, from our ex perience with the audit, especially during the past year, are necessary in order that the work of the Treasurer's staff may be handled in a more efficient manner, but with the details of which we do not think it necessary to burden this report. Yours faithfully, RALPH E. YouNG & Co., Auditors, Chartered Accountants.
Adopted, finally audited and allowed, by Resolution No. 4656, passed by the Council of the Township of York, on the 17th day of July, 1916.
W. A. CLARKE, Clerk of York Township.
148 TOWNSHIP OF YORK.
DETAIL OP .RECEIP.TS AND ·DIS.BURSEMENTS January 1st, 1915, to December 31st, 1915
RECEIPTS TAXES, 1914 1915 January -Collected...... $ 6,218 30 February. - " ...... 5,715 91 March 4,924 59 April 13,807 69 May 17,616 25 June 3,235 35 July 3,078 14 August 2,104 96 September 2,323 05 October - 753 76 November 577 68 December- 795 36 $61,151 04 ARREARS OF TAXES, 1915 January ~Collected...... $ 698 37 February - '' ...... 489 40 March - ··································································- 944 37 April- ...... 780 44 May ...... 5,682 39 June ...... 1,743 12 July ···································································· 3,517 95 August · ...... 2,476 98 September__:...... 2,395 38 October· ·- ...... 794 29 November-· ...... •...... 5,631 49 December - ...... •...... 2,424 10 $27,578 28 1915 TAXES, 1915 October ·-'-Collected...... $ 11 54 November- '' ...... 27,702 33 December- ... ·... ·...... 192,094 00 $219,807 87 ROADS AND BRIDGES. Mar. 6. · Geo-. W. Chadwick~Empty cement bags returned ____ . $ 5 40 8. J. K. Macdonald~Treas. County of York, for snow shovelling.----··································································· 16 00 Dec; 31. J. K. Macdonald-Treas. County of York, re drain pipe delivered on Road No. 10·----····--······················· 18 75 $40" 15 149 DIVISION No. 9A. June 21. Dominion Sewer Pipe Co.-Refund on payment of account.... ·-········································································· $ 1 00
COUNTY OF YORK. Apr. 3. J. K. Macdonald-Refund on overpayment, Industrial Home Levy, 1914... _...... 600 00
CHARITY. Feb. 19. H. Poole-Maintenance of Doris Poole...... $ 40 00 Mar. 9. Mrs. Jno. Diamond-On account Hospital fee for maintenance Charles Diamond.. ·----··-························· 19 00 Apr. 15. Fred. L. Martin-On account of Hospital maintenance of Margaret Martin...... 3 00 24. Fred. L. Martin-On account of Hospital maintenance of Margaret Martin...... 3 00 May 5. Fred. L. Martin-On account of Hospital maintenance of Margaret Martin·-······················································· 4 00 13. Fred. L. Martin-On account of Hospital maintenance of Margaret Martin...... -...... 2 00 Nov. 6. Mr. Bottle (per J. T. Watson)-Re coal supplied...... 4 10
$ 75 10 1915 BOARD OF HEALTH. Aug. 7. Cash received from Clerk on July 31st, 1912, found on deceased man at York Mills·----··································· $ 10 81
LICENSES AND FINES. Jan. 16. A. J. Milton Bean-Moving picture license·--··--··-······· $ 25 00 Feb. 15. Wm. Masino-Renewal billiard license...... 15 00 Mar. 9. Douglas Davidson-Fine F. F. Fry, speeding auto...... 2 00 27. W. Stoker -Victualling house license .. ·---··············· 6 00 Ar,r. 4. T. B. Franklin- " " " ...... 6 00 9. Robert Hutton- ...... 6 00 May 13. E. A. McKnight- ...... 6 00 J~;1e 8. ]. S. Webb- ...... 6 00 8. A. W. Annis- ...... 6 00 8. W. A. Latham-Inspector, E.Y. Tavern License...... 57 SO 21. Robert Hook-Victualling house license·---··--··-··········· 6 00 21. Mrs. Caroline Garbutt-Victualling house license·--····· 6 00 25. Donald McKenzie-Inspector, W.Y. Tavern·-··············· 45 00 J~}Y 10. H. A. Brooker-Moving picture license·--······················· 12 50 10. Jas. Noke-Victualling house license...... 5 00 Dec. 2. D. McKenzie, L.I.-W.Y. Tavern...... 65 00 " 2. Wm. Latham, L.l.-E.Y. Tavern·--································· 45 00 $320 00 KENNEL LICENSE. Mar. 26. Geo. Hall-Kennel 10 00 May 8. J. K. Fleming-Kennel... __ ················································· 10 00 $ 20 00 LAMBTON GOLF CLUB BRIDGE. Jan. 28. Frank Barber...... $ 35 70 150 PELMO PARK BRIDGE. i.fa;. it i~:~t ::~~:~=R~f~-;;~c::_~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: $1ig ~8 $118 30 JANE STREET SUBWAY. Feb. 8. Frank Barber-Cement sacks------·· $ 79 60 " 8. Frank Barber-Balance on $100 advance______85 92 $165 52 1915 SCHMIDT'S BRIDGE. Nov~ Frank Barber-----·------·--··------·------·--·--·------$ 89 80
MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS. May 8. Jas. R. Dennis-Lease, W. end Eglinton Ave______$ 1 00 July 23. Harris Abattoir Co.-Annual rent for part St. Clair Ave. 2 00 Dec. 14. U.C. Sec. Corp'n Ltd.-Re Fenceviewers award in Mr. L. J. Fasken & Toronto Eastern Land Co______6 00 $ 9 00 SCHOOL SECTION No. 22. Jan. 5. Debs. Nos. 16-19-Sold and accrued Interest ______$ 8,833 57
SCHOOL SECTION No. 32. Aug. 24. Debs. sold and accrued Interest·---·------··------···-··---· $12,230 02 Sept. 9. Debs. sold and accrued Interest-----·---·---··---·····--···-·- 21,702 52 $33,932 54 SCHOOL SECTION No. 33. Dec. 6. Debs. sold and accrued Interest----·----·---··-···--·--······· $11,896 73
CITY OF TORONTO. 19. Debe~lures P~,id-S.S .• ~o. 13, per By-law 2060 __ _ $ 1,565 48 19. 25, " " 2071.. .. 1,227 83 19. 25, " 1963 .... 940 25 19. 10, " 1969 ___ _ 691 88 20, " 1652 ___ _ 307 50 19. _ 19. Gerrard St. Extension, 2126 ___ 1,016 61 19. Reid Ave. Sidewalk, 2121-.._ 496 16 Moore Park Sidewalk, 3053-... 902 71 19. 2256 ___ _ 19. Parkwood Ave. Pavement, 1,027 54 2257 ___ _ 465 10 19. Spadina Road Sewer, 2260 ___ _ 19. Millbank Ave. Pavement, 484 93 19. Montclair Ave. Pavement 2261..._ 476 46 2262 ___ _ 705 23 19. Heath St. Pavement, 2178 ___ _ 19. Spadina Road Sewer, 299 52 26, per By-law 1694____ 341 81 Nov. 6. Debe~;ures p~Jd, S.S. ~o. 2086 ___ _ II 13, " " 650 52 6. 2005 ___ _ 6. 13, " 807 19 6. 27 " 2137-.._ 1,951 54 6. 20: " 1927-... 294 33 25 " 2093-.._ 647 52 6. 2230 ___ _ 590 40 6. Parkwood Ave. Sewer, L.I., ' 151 Dec. 31. Debentures paid, S.S. No. 13, per By-law 1900_ ... 335 53 . 31. " " " 20 " " 2046 ___ ,. 1,043 65 31. Bellefair Ave. Sidewalk, ' " 2148 ___ _ 304 -83 31. Davenport Rd. St. Widening, 162L_ 809. 40 31. Glen Road Bridge, Coupons- By-laws 2016-18-19-52 ______· 1,800 00
$20,183 92
LEGISLATIVE SCHOOL GRANT.
May 31. Interest earned·------$. 2 00 Aug. 28. J. K. Macdonald-Treas. County of York, for 1915 5,826 50 Nov. 30. Interest earned·------·------·------·-···------8 90 Dec. 17. Grant, re Equipment, etc----··------··------1,038 46 $ 6,875 86 SCHOOL FUND TRUST PRINCIPAL.
July 1. Deb. No. 2-Per By-law No. 3053·------~------·--··· $ 742 66 Nov. 1. " " 8-S.S. No. 25, By-law No. 2093 ______559 36 Dec. 31. " 13---=- " 22, " 1901.. ______245 17 ,, 31. " 13- 22, 1902 ______107 53 31. " 20-Davenport Rd. Street Widening, By-law No. 162L______778 27
$ 2,432 99 SCHOOL FUND TRUST INTEREST.
140 15 ~~Y ~t Int~fest ear:-:-ed on P;;incipal::::~-~-~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::: $ 33 10 July 1. on Debenture No. 2, per By-law No. 3053 160 05 Nov. 30. " " 8, S.S. No. 25, By-law No. 2,093 ______88 16 30. earned ?,n Prin?fpaL. ______153 50 30. 24 25 Dec. 31. on Debenture No. 13 S.S. No. 22, By-law No. 1901.------90 36 31. on Debenture, No. 13, S.S. No. 22, By-law No. 1902 ______39 63 31. on Debenture, No. 20, Davenport Rd. By-law No. 1621______31 13 $ 760 33 1915 DEBENTURES SOLD .
.J'!?e 24. $ 3,405 64 24. 26,946 90 " 24. 3,277 41 24. 9,185 49 24. 4,774 19 24. 889 69 24. 1,123 40 24. 2,017 54 24. 1,647 49 25. 25. 1,446 35 640 28 152 June 25. Renhold Ave. E.S., Sidewalk, L.L------····-····-··-- 900 64 " 25. Baby Point and Talbot Place, Sidewalk, L.I.. ___ . __ _ 1,235 99 25. Jane St. Sidewalk; W.S., L.I...·----·--·--········-----··------1,993 33 25. Dundas St. S.S. Sidewalk, L.L-----··--··-·····--·---·---- 1,370 41 25. Warren Road, E.S., Sidewalk, L.I.._··-·-·-····-·······--·--- 412 12 25. Holland Park Ave., S. and N.S., Sidewalk, L.I.. __ _ 1,708 40 25. Millerson Ave. S.S., Sidewalk, L.L.·---··················-· 420 -18 25. Glenholm Ave. E. and W.S., Sidewalk, L.I...... 5,115 81 25. Ravensden Ave. E.S., Sidewalk, L.I...·-··--·····-·····-·-·- 877 17 25. Day Ave. E., and W.S. Sidewalk, L.I.._···-···········-···· 680 01 25. Earnscliffe Road, S.S. Sidewalk, L.I.. _____ ·····--·---·----- 1,141 33 25. Appleton Ave. E.S., Sidewalk, L.L-----···-······-·--·--- 651 51 25. Clinton St. S.S., Sidewalk, L.L·-····-·-······················-- 837 72 25. Glenholme Ave. Sewer, L.I...... 5,985 08 25. Oakwood Ave. Sewer, L.I...... 3,675 83 25. Heath Street Pavement, L.I...... 3,377 72 25. Kenwood Ave. Sewer, L.L----·····-----··--······-··-··········· 3,756 59 25. __ Eamscliffe Ave. Sewer, L.I.._·············-·-····················- 2,445 26
$91,939 48 KENNEDY AND BARRIE AVENUE SEWER, L.I.
Feb. 8. H.B. Sheldrick and 0. ]. Shelp·--·---·----··-·----·------$ 36 so Mar. 9. Wm. Hendrick, Drain connection------·------32 00 " 10. ]. McClure, 36 so 10. Moore Bros., 73 00 11. D. ]. Tuck, 32 00 11. Elliott & Brum, 73 00 15. E. H. Tuck, 6 50 24. Robt. W. Frow, 32 00 AW. 14. ]. K. Mishaw, (half charge)··· 18 25 14. Mills, Raney & Co., (third charge)._ 18 :25 June 4. Donner & Weis, 36 50
$ 394 50 EARNSCLIFFE ROAD SEWER.
Oct. 6. Frank Barber, refund·------····------··-----···--·---·---·---·--- $ 14 10
GLENHOLME AVENUE SEWER. Oct. 6. Frank Barber, refund.------·--·-·········------·---···-······--·--- $ 120 53
LAUDER AVENUE SEWER, L.I. Mar. 10. C. W. Murray, drain connection.------··--··------···-----··-· $ 25 00
OAKWOOD AVENUE SEWER, L.I. Feb. 25. Frank Barber, drain connections for C. ]. Laking, Mrs. Cairns and J. Bennett----·------·---·--···------·------$ 49 00
EARLSCOURT AVENUE SEWER, L.I. Oct. 6. W. T. Hatchet, drain connections------···------·--- $ 25 00 153 HUMEWOOD AVENUE SEWER, L.I. June -4. Mr. Raymond, re private drain·----··-························· $ 25 00
BILLS PAYABLE. ·Mar... 9. Notes, Can. Bank of Commerce, Gen. Account.. _.$ 10,000 00 9. U U II Cl U ••..-. 10,000 00 9. U II U U U 10,000 00 9. -10,000 00 June 10,000 00 Jtgy 20,000 00 20,000 00 Sept. 10,000 00 Oct.- 10,000 00 Nov... .. 1. 10,000 00 1. 20,000 00 $140,000 00
15 DISBURSEMENTS ROADS AND BRIDGES.
1915. DIVISION NO. 1. Apr. 1. Pay .~heet_ .. ·-·-·--·----.. --- 6 25 May 1. 48 94 Feb. 1. Pay sheet.-----···········$ 21 33 June 1. C. Hunt ______,. ______gr. 3 00 " 15. " ... -...... _.. _____ 11 77 " 1. David Russell... _____ gr. 3 90 " 15. ------·----·- 9 77 1. Pay sheet_ .. _., .. ______20 SO Mar. 1. -----·------7 71 J?,lY 5. J. RusselL ______., ____ hd. 12 00 Apr. 1. ---·------20 19 5. Pay sheet ______161 11 " 1. C Murphy ______.lid. 4 50 5. ______106 7 63 1. Boake Mfg. Co., sup. 3 78 5. ·--···-·-·····-··--· 280 15 May 1. Pay sheet______180 04 Aug. 3. Burnaby Lum. Co_Jr. 114 55 " 1. Ross & Branscombe, " 3. Pay sheet·--·--·------··-·- 58 31 lumber...______16 00 3. Reid & Co. ______Jr. 83-76 June 1. J. Grice ______hd. 2 05 3. G. W. Essery______s. 292 62 " 1. A. Gourlay______gr. 23 25 3. J as. Smith ______hd. 3 50 1. Pay sheet______24 7 50 3. Pay sheet______28 00 J~y 1. " ------561 so S~p. 7. E.G. Law. ______t. 15 00 5. Wm. McKenzie, posts 10 40 7. Jos. Watson ______gr. 14 40 5. A. Gourlay______gr. 59 25 7. Ira Gray... ______gr. 14 35 5. Pay sheet______127 75 7. Alf. Anderson, f.&hd. 6 00 Aug. 1. G. W. Essery ______s. 209 58 7. Pay sheet ______,.______43 00 " 1. C. Murphy______hd. 2 50 Oct. 4. " ·-·------·------62 58 1. E.G. Law______p. 11 75 " 18. ·--·-·-----···-·-·-- 41 13 1. Pay sheet______129 50 Nov. 1. D. Russell... ____ .f.&gr. 92 43 Sep. 7. " ------···-··------11 25 " 1. Pay sheet______116 81 " 20. ------26 7 34 " 15. E. G. Law______t. 15 00 " 20. B. R. Brown ______hd. 4 55 " 15. Pay sheet______33 00 " 20. C. Murphy ______hd. 2 35 " 15. Ira W. Gooderham, f. " 20. Pay ~heet______52 50 t. & gr... -·-·------···-···- 27 20 Oct. 4. ··-·------28 75 Dec. 7. Wilfred Forsyth __ dyn. 4 35 " 4. R. J. Clark, car ren'l 4 00 4' 7. Jos. Watson ______gr. 3 30 4. W. Nelson ______hd. 80 7. Ira Gray ______gr. 16 80 4. Pay sheet______320 65 7. Pay sheet·-----···--·-·--·--.. 91 75 4. '' ------63 50 " 18. ------43 87 $2,810 35 " 18. ------···------215 85 Nov. 1. J. Grice & Son ______hd. 1 30 1915 DIVISION No. 3. " 1. Pay sheet______426 93 " 15. B. R. Brown ______hd. 5 28 Jan. 18. Tor. Hydro-Elec____ s.l. $65 00 " 15. Pay sh~et ______315 87 Mar. 1. Pay sheet______.. 6 67 Dec. 7. A. Gourlay______gr. 12 50 May 1. " ------·----- 56 06 " 7. H. Tutt ______gr. 7 50 June 1. Wm. Hartnett__ gr.&p. 185 00 7. C. Murphy, paint______8 00 " 1. W. Branscombe & Son, 7. J. Grice & Son ______hd. 1 40 lumber______4 83 7. Pay sheet______243 00 1. W. McKenzie ______Jr. 3 36 Pay sheet ______183 71 " 30. " ----·--·------7 50 1. ,, 30. ------18 87 July 5. Ross & Branscombe, " 30. J. Nelson ______rps. 3 70 lumber______150 84 " 30. W. Branscombe & Son, 5. W. Stevenson ______hd. 9 15 ______Jr. 38 64 5. Pay sheet______109 77 A.1;g. 3. J. Grice ______hd. 7 50 $3,766 02 3. W. Branscombe & Son, lumber______178 48 1915 DIVISION No. 2. 3. Pay sheet______98 08 Sep. 7. Ross & Branscombe, ~f;b. 1. Pay ~.heet ______$ 10 50 lumber______182 23 1. __ ,.______3 88 7. J. Grice & Son ______hd. 4 55 7. Pay sheet ______126 18 Mar. 1. ------·------14 65 155 Oct. 4. W. J. Nelson... _. __ ... hd. 4 10 June 7. Gibson, McCormack, " 4. Pay sheet·-·--·-············· 75 03 Irvin Co..... ______. __ Jr. 6 00 Nov. 1. Ross & Branscombe, 7. Pay sheet.------····-·-- 153 10 lumber·-······-···-···-··--- 144 18 7. Weston, Water Power 1. Pay ~heet·-·-··--··-----·-- 39 35 & L. Co__ .. ______.Jt. 84 00 Dec. 7. ------20 84 7. Wes ton Water, Power " 7. J ... & G. H. McKenzie, .& L. Co·--·--·-··--·-.lt. 10 00 hd·-·-·----··--···---·---·--·--- 4 68 July 5. Jno. B. Smith & Son, 7. W. Branscombe Son, lumber·-----···-·······---·· 35 28 lumber_··-····-····-·-·····- 2 55 5 . . A. M. Oldham...... hd. 2 60 7. Pay sheet·-·-··--·--·······- 20 48 5. Pay sheet------····--·----- 9 25 5. Miss Chew.·-·-··-···---gr. 17 50 $1,682 62 5. Pay ~heet·--·-----··---·--- 153 70 Aug. 3. ------107 54 1915 D1v1sION No. 4. S~p. 7. ------· 95 95 7. 10 50 Jan. 11. J.E. Snider._ __ ._ ..... gr.$366 00 Oct. 4. Canada Lumber Co_Jr. 9 80 " 11. Pay sheet.... ·-··-·-········· 27 50 4. A. M. Oldham._ ..... hd. 1 50 Feb. 1. " ···-··-···-···--···- 5 00 4. Pay sheet.... ·----··-···-··- 47 15 " 1. 7 18. ------108 00 1. t~·~i~~~~~~~~==~··:::.·~.~: ~ g~ Nov. 1. 38 59 May 1. ··-······-·····-··-- 15 92 " 1. 38 40 July 5. ··············-····· 84 12 1. i~:~~:~t~-~~~~--~~: 264 25 Sep. 7. Bateman & Wilkinson, 15. Gibson, McCormack, scrapers...... 15 00 Irvin Co. ___ ...... t. 1 88 7. Pay ~heet.. ·--······:········ 12 83 15. Crushed Stone Ltd..s. 152 38 Oct. 4. ·--···········-··--- 23 00 15. Pay sheet·--·------···-··-- 2 25 Dec. 7. ---··------··--·--· 23 59 Dec. 7. Gibson, McCormack, Irvin Co ______Jr. 38 50 $653 87 7. Pay sheet------·---· 96 00
1915 DIVISION No. 5. $1,538 40 Mar. 1. Pay sheet_·-··--·-··-······-- $18 05 1915 DIVISION No. 7. May 1. " ···················- 30 20 " 1. J. R. Devins, repairs 75 Pay sheet ______$39 65 June 7. Gibson, McCormack Jan. 11. " 16. " ------62 00 Irvin Co .... ·---·-····.lr'. 16 59 20. 7. Pay sheet.... ·---····-··--···· 44 64 ------84 75 July 5. H. W elsh ...... _____ .. gr. " 23. ------220 50 5 75 " 29. " 5. Jas. ChurchilL _____ gr. 24 25 ------26 75 5. Feb. 1. ------·· 33 00 Pay ~heet.·---···-····----·-- 294 10 " 10. 5. 295 30 --«-----·------·-- 50 25 Aug. 3. 12. ·-·------·--·------30 00 181 10 15. " 3. 72 60 11 40 Nov. 1. 15. J as. Rown tree.... -.~.g~~ 5 50 Mar. 1. " 1. Wood & Mason ____ ._ct. 17 50 i~:;h~:r:_~~~~~~-~~~~ 1~1 n " 1. 1. Pay sheet·-···-···------·- 131 55 6 25 Dec. 7. Gibson, McCormack 1. T. Barker, breakina st. 45 00 1 15. Pay ~heet. ______._:____ 24 25 Irvin Co·------... .lr 15 98 Apr. 1. 7. Pay sheet.. ·---·-··········· 50 40 ·-----·-····-·-·-·-- 11 25 " 1. T. Barker______··-·-·-·--··st 45 00 1. $1,204 26 Pay ~.heet.·------··- 202 50 6. ----·---·····------18 00 May 3. 1915 DIVISION No. 6. ······--·--·-···--·· 77 55 " 3. F. Baker_·------···--·-···st 99 00 June 7. ]. B. Smith P Sons_.lr. 12-! 32 J ~n. fJ: Pay ~heet·------·--·--- $ 8 00 " 7. W. T. Gooderham, " ··-···-······---·-- 5 00 - slush scraper______···- 8 00 Feb. 1. ····-·-··-----·----- 6 25 ·7 · E: G. · Law__ .... con.&t. 35 75 Apr. 1. ------·------35 03 7. B.' R. · Brown...... --.. hd. 6 62 156 June 7. W. H .. McKenzie, Feb. 15. Interurban Elec. Lgt. . lumber and posts.... 19 75 . Co., light...... 73 00 7. F. Baker...... s. 63 00 15. Bayliss Bros... - ...... hd. 35 13 7. Pay sheet.,.. ·-··············· 109 80 15. Pay ?,heet...... 37 96 July 5. " ...... 806 80 16...... 114 65 " 19. ···················· 49 75 20...... 120 55 " 19. C. Lackey, ptg. sign Mar. 1. 61 41 board...... 3 00 " 1. Joe Fidler, bkg. stone 5 00 II 19. J:>ay _sheet ...... ·-············· 82 7S 1. Harry Hubbard, bkg. Aug.16. B. R. Brown...... hd. 6 80 stone...... 4 00 " 16. Pay sheet.. ·-··-············• 71 SO 15. Pay sheet...... ·-············· 84 73 Sep. 7. E. G. Law... -...... t. 24 SO 15. Interurban Elec. Lgt. " 7. Pay ~beet...... ·-············· 33 OS Co.,· light...... 73 00 " 20...... 54 85 15. Ont. Paving Brick Oct. 4. ···················· 270 05 Co. ___ ...... s. 11 00 II 18. ···················· 286 70 15. Weston Water, Power II 18. W, M. McKenzie... .lr. 65 12 & L. Co., st. light.. 92 67 Nov. 1. B. R. Btown...... hd. 8 60 Apr. 6. Interurban Elec. Lgt. " 1. Pay sheet...... 385 75 Co., street light...... 72 00 II 15. " ...... 315 10 6. Ont. Paving Brick " 15...... 63 55 Co ...... s. 11 so Dec. 7. 132 27 6. Marshall & Glover, hd. 1 63 " 7. J. J. Little...... hd. 7 35 6. Pay sheet·-······-··········· 29 91 7. Pay sheet..... ·-············' 376 56 19. Fred. Rowntree...... s. 25 00 " 15. Walter Bone, blasting 19. Pay sheet...... 114 62 hill...--····················· 38 85 19. Gibson, McCormack, " 15. W. Branscombe & 85 70 Son...... lr. 46 82 Irvin Co.. ·--········.lr. " 15. W. Moor, gravel...... 43 75 May 3. Pay sheet..... _...... · ...... 183 50 " 15. " 17. Andy Darling...... gr. 24 30 Pay sheet·-----··········· 225 25 17. May Bros., ...... hd. S 85 $5,085 81 17. Interurban Elec. Lgt. Co., street light...... 72 00 17. Pay sheet._ ...... 184 88 1915 DIVISION NO. 8. 17. Gibson, McCormack, Irvin Co .. ~...... lr. 24 60 Jan. 11. Pay sheet...... - ...... $173 72 J}!ne 7. Pay sheet.. ·--··············· 22 77 " 11. '' ...... l 00 7. E. Smith, sewer pipe.. 200 00 " 11. Fred. Lascelles, c'ders 20 00 7. Interurban Elec. Lgt. 11. Inter. Elec. Co___ ... s.1. 73 00 Co., light...... 75 00 14. Pay ?,heet ...... ,...... 44 00 7. Gibson, McCormack, " 18. 63 25 . Irvin Co ...... Jr. 4 56 " 18. 123 26 7. Pay sheet.. ·-················· 151 96 " 18. 22 50 1 J~ly 5. Andrew Darling.... gr. 2 25 ' 20. 97 28 5. Russell Motor Car " 22. 98 28 Co., cinders...... 25 20 " 25. 104 03 S. Marshall & Glover, hd. 14 00 " 28. 95 52 S. Pay sheet ...... 187 73 " 28. 37 10 19. Interurban Elec. Lgt. " 30. 97 52 Co., street light...... 73 00 Feb. 1. May Bros...... hd. 6 95 19. Gibson, McCormack, 1. Fred. Lascelles, cin're 10 00 Irvin Co...... lr. 217 01 1. Ont. Paving Brick 19. Pay sheet...... 176 45 Co., cinders.. ·-········· 14 00 1. Pay ?,heet ... ~ ...... 47 14 Aug. 3. E. Smith, con. pipe.... 20 00 2. 95 27 " 3. Jno. B. Smith & Sons, 6~ 102 40 lumber...... 13 20 77 51 3. Pay sheet...... _...... 207 43 6. 11 9. 94 52 16. ···················· 44 25 " 11. 87 52 16. Gibson, McCormack, 12. 91 52 . Irvin .Co ...... Jr. 41 36 157 Aug.16. Int. Elec. Light Co., Jan. 21. Pay ~heet...... 43 25 lighL...... 73 00 " 27. ------·------··----- 38 75 16. Crushed Stone Ltd., " 27. ·------86 50 stone.... ·--···············-- 186 40 Feb. 1...... 7 19 16. ]. B. Smith & Sons., lr. 11 70 1. ----·------73 33 16. Marshall&Glover, hd. 8 04 1. R. S. Chambers._ .. .hd. 4 05 16. Pay sheet.. ·-··--·········-- 96 50 1. Pay ~.heet ..... __ ...... 29 28 S~p. 7. ]. B. Smith & Son.Jr. 32 88 6. ------·------39 00 7. Gibson, McCormack, 6. ------62 25 Irvin Co ...... lr. 184 34 15. -----·------24 25 7. Pay sheet...... _...... 260 96 15. Int. Elec. Light Co., " 20. Int. Elec. Light Co., street light.---····--··· 32 90 street light..... ---···--· 73 00 15. Pay ~heet. _____ ...... 36 78 " 20. Pay sheet...... 181 16 20. ------·---- 23 00 Oct. 4. Marshall & Glover, hd. 5 00 Mar. 1. 7 75 H. Cousins. ___ ...... hd. ------" 4. 9 50 " 1...... 11 19 4. John Bayliss._.. _.. _.gr. 6 60 1. -·------52 24 4. Pay sheet...... 181 38 15. ______.. ______33 89 18. Int. Elec. Light Co., Apr. 6. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Co., street light...... _...... 73 00 light...... 72 80 18. Imp. Oil Co., rd. oil.. 18 24 Pay sheet.. ____ ...... 6. D. McBeth, printing· 18. 68 55 signs.-...... 1 70 Nov. 1. Russell Motor Car 19 81 Co., cinders. __ ...... 20 6. Pay sheet..·------········· 7 6. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Co., 1. Pay sheet.. ·-····-·········-- 41 50 37 07 15. Marshall & Glover, hd. 9 00 street light.----········ " 6. Int. Elec. Light Co., " 15. Int. Elec. Light Co., street light.. ____ ...... 32 00 street light.... ·---··•oo 73 00 2 80 15. Gibson, McCormack, 6. T. E. Hoar & Co ... hd. Irvin Co ...... lr. 200 86 6. Pay sheet. __ ...... 68 57 15. Pay sheet...... 196 22 19. Hydro-Elec. System, Dec. 7. Gibson, McCormack, street light._...... 98 67 Irvin Co .. __ ...... lr. 135 14 19. Pay sheer._ ...... 161 82 7. Russell Motor Car Co. 19. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Co., cinders...... ' 7 20 street light...... 37 60 7. Jno. Bayliss...... hd. 3 00 19. Int. Elec. Light Co., 32 00 7. Pay sheet·--··-············· 160 46 street light... ------··· 15. Marshall & Glover, hd. 11 15 19. Pay ~.heet ..... - ...... 48 83 15. Gibson, McCormack 29. ------·- 55 so Irvin Co ...... lr'. 23 52 May 3. Dof!1. Sewer Pipe Co., 15. Int. Elec. Light Co., 4 90 street light.. ·---··--··· 73 00 3. Pi;%eet._...... 61 74 15. Pay sheet...... -...... 201 87 3. ------· 102 55 17. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Co., $7,315 42 street light...... 98 67 17. Crushed Stone Ltd., stone.. ·-··--··············· 104 69 1915 DIVISION No. 9. 17. Dof!1. Sewer Pipe Co., 82 37 J~n. 4. Pay ~heet·---·····--··--···· $ 2 13 17. P:;~heet...... 77 99 4. 2 00 17. Int. Elec. Light Co., 11. Dom. Sewer Pipe C~~- street light...... ·-······· 32 00 p· ' 17. II 1pe·····---··-····--······· 6 65 Tor. Hydro-Elec. Co., 11. M. Moodley...... hd. 37 street light...... 102 40 11. Pay ~.heet ..... ___ ...... 37 65 17. Pay ~.heet...... 66 09 11. 1 00 " 29. ------139 10 11. Int. Elec. Light C~~: " 29. ------26 so street light.... ·---···-- 32 00 J~ne 7. 120 72 11. Pay ~heet. ____ ...... 64 68 7. Int. Elec. Light Co., 15. IC ---·------·-,&··---· 2 00 street light...... 32 00 21. ------·-··------·-- 17 50 7. Pay sheet...... 90 30 158 Jun. 21. Crushed Stone Ltd., Sep. 20. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., stone·-----··············· 75 90 street light.. ·-··-······· 106 67 " 21. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys. II 20. Pay sheet·--··--··········· 128 48 street light.. ·-··-······· 98 67 Oct. 4. " 105 25 " 21. Pay sheet.-----··········· 9 90 " 4. G. T. Railway, demur- " 21. 11 153 98 rage..... -...... 2 00 " 21. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., 4. T. E. Hoar & Co ... hd. 9 80 street light·-----····· 106 67 4. Crushed Stone Ltd., " 21. Pay sheet·--··-············· 73 91 stone.. ·----·--·--··········· 168 OU " 21. Gibson, McCormack, 4. Gibson, McCormank, Irvin Co., cement.. 23 95 Irvin Co ...... _...... lr. 297 27 July 5. Pay sheet.... ·-··-··········· 8 60 4. Pay sheet·-··------···--·· 49 41 " 5. Dom. Sewer Pipe Co., 4. T. E. Hoar & Co ... hd. 12 93 cinders...... 2 80 4. Pay sheet...... -...... 98 68 s. Pay sheet.... ·-··············· 176 13 18. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., " 19. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., street light.... ·-········· 98 67 street light·-··-········· 98 67 18. Pay sheet... -.. -...... 4 40 " 19. Pay sheet·---··············· 13 55 18. Gibson, McCormack, " 19. Wm. Ellins... -...... gr. 3 00 Irvin Co ...... -...... lr. 117 41 " 19. T. E. Hoar & Co., .. hd. 6 25 18. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., " 19. Gibson, McCormack, street light.. ·---······· 107 67 Irvin Co., c'nt & lr. 49 98 18. Pay sheet...... 115 85 " 19. Pay sheet·-······-··········· 159 OS Nov. 1. " ...... 27 50 " 19. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., " 1. Int. Elec. Light Co., street light.----······· 106 67 street light.. ·-··-······· 32 00 " 19. Int. Elec. Light Co., 1. T. E. Hoar & Co ... hd. 5 10 street light.. ·--········· 32 00 1. Pay sheet...... -...... 120 30 15. Gibson, McCormack, Aug. 3. Pay sheet·--··-············· 31 74 Irvin Co ...... - ...... lr. 6 95 " 3. F. E. Hofland, barrels 3 00 15. Pay sheet.._.-.. -...... 118 05 3. Crushed Stone Ltd., 15. Gibson, McCormack, stone...... 45 93 Irvin Co ...... lr. 215 67 3. Russell Motor Car 15. T. E. Hoar & Co ... hd. 7 95 Co., cinders.. ·-········· 18 90 15. Pay 'sheet...... 43 92 3. Pay sheet.. ·---·········:... 210 91 Dec. 7. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., " 16. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., street light..._··-···--·· 106 67 street light.... ·--······· 98 67 7. Pay sheet... _.. _...... 168 32 " 16. Dom. Sewer Pipe Co., 7. Int. Elec. Light Co., cinders...... 8 SO street light..._ .... _..... 32 00 " 16. Pay sheet·----··--········· 23 28 7. Gibson, McCormack, " 16. Int. Elec. Light Co., Irvin Co ...... lr. 6 16 street light.. ·----····· 32 00 7. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., " 16. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., street light... -...... 98 67 street light.... ·-········· 106 67 7. Pay sheet...... 18 62 " 16. Gibson, McCormack, 15. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sus., Irvin Co·-·--·-······.lr. 46 25 street light..... --···--·· 98 67 " - 16. J. C. Hiron...... lr. & gr. 229 19 15. Pay ~Jieet ..... -...... 4 30 " 17. Pay sheet.... ·-··············· 95 85 15...... 62 13 Sep. 7. ···················· 62 75 15...... 30 55 " 7. 106 16 15. Fred. Barrett...... 13 50 7. T. E. Hoar & Co ... hd. 1 85 15. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sus., 7. J.C. Hiron·--··--····.lr. 198 58 street light... ------····· 106 67 7. Pay ~.heet ...... _..... :...... 178 66 " 20. 44 75 $8,442 73 " 20. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Co., street light.. ·---······· 98 67 " 20. Crushed Stone Ltd., 1915 DIVISION No. 10. stone...... 136-73 " 20. Pay sheet...... _...... 104 95 Jan. 11. Pay sheet._ .... -...... $48 65 " 20. Int. Elec. Light Co., " 11. Tor. Elec. Light Co., street light... ---······· 32 00 light...... 108 00 159 Jan.11. W. A. Stephenson.. hd. ~ ~: Pay 1heet.::~.~·.~~::::::::::: " 11. Pay sheet.. ·--··············-· 6 n. A;pr. 1 f ~~ Jg 11. G. W. Essery...... s. 63 13 19. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., 11. Pay ~heet ..... _ ·········-···· 20 13 street light.---·-······· 12 00 18. 163 25 19. Pay sheet.-.... :...... 177 47 18. 16 00 May 3. " ······-···········-· 210 75 18. Tor. Elec. Light Co., " 3. W. A. Stephenson.. hd. 5 00 street light·----······· 5 77 3. Pay sheet.------·······- 158 87 " 20. 17. Tor. Elec. Light Co., " 20. Pay ~1heet.:~~--.-.-:::::::::::::: ~~ ~~ street light.·-----·-·· 108 00 " 22. ···················· 141 52 17. Pay sheet.. ·-·--···-········- UO 95 " 23. -··················· 11 00 17. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Co., " 25. ···················· 77 00 street light·-··----···- 9 75 " 29. ···················· 113 88 17. The Bateman Wilkin- " 29. ···············-·-·- 283 18 son Co., scraper._.... 9 30 " 29. ·················-·· 104 00 17. Fairbank Lumber Co., Feb. 1. ···················· 140 64 lumber...... ·-····- 256 80 " 1. ---~---············· 574 so 17. Hodson Hwre. Co.,hd. 12 00 4. ···················· 262 88 June 7. Pay sheet.. ·----··········· 264 30 5...... 250 50 " 7. S. Meadows, printing 8. ···················· 75 88 sign·----········------····- 8 70 10. ···················· 12 00 7. Fairbank Lumber Co., 15. Tor. Elec. Light Co., lumber·-·-·------·-·- 140 88 street light·----······· 108 00 7. Pay sheet·-·-··--·-·-······- 411 05 15. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Lgt. " 21. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., Co., street light. __ . 7 42 street light·----······· 9 75 15. Wm. Cleary...... hd. 1 75 " 21. Tor. Elec. Light Co., 15. P. O'Brien.--...... st. 57 50 street light.. ------108 00 15. M. O'Brien...... st. 70 00 21. J. J. Little·-·-··------····-- 17 70 15. Pay sheet.... ·-···-···--······ 389 00 " 21. Pay sheet·------·--····- 303 00 16. " ····--··-···-·····-- 13 75 " 21. Fairbank Lumber Co., 19. ·---···-········-··· 80 50 lumber.... ·-··--·--········· 13 85 " 22. ····-···-···-······· 74 00 July 5. Dom. Sewer Pipe Co., " 22. ····-··············· 196 00 pipe·-··----··--··---·-··-- 35 00 " 25. ········-····--·-··· 89 98 5. Fairbank Lum. Co.Jr. 467 30 " 27. ·············-····-· 94 00 5. Pay sheet·------···-···· 23 7 50 " 27. ····-··············· 10 00 5. Mar. 1. " ···-······-····-··-· 219 30 A. Watt...... l. & o. 2 60 19. J. J. Little·-··---···hd. 8 85 " 1. Tor. Elec. Light Co., 19. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., street light·-····-······· 108 00 street light.. ·---····--- 9 75 1. Pay ~h~et·---·········-····· 160 90 19. Tor. Elec. Light Co., 1. ···················· 110 00 street light..... ·----···- 108 00 1. ···················· 96 00 19. Andrew Watt. .£. & hd. 28 50 4. ···················· 14 00 19. Pay sheet.. ·-···--······-··-· 388 00 6. ········-··········· 92 00 19. Fairbank: Lum. Co.Jr. 289 50 10. ········-···-·····-- 120 28 Aug. 3. Fairbank Lum. Co.Jr. 231 25 15. Jno. O'Brien...... 47 50 " 3. Hudson Hardware,hd. 7 20 15. J. J. Little...... hd. 20 06 3. Russell Motor Car 15. R. A. Blackmore...... 3 95 15. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., Co., cinders.. ·--······- 13 05 3. Pay sheet·--···-·-··-········- 413 53 street light.·------···· 8 25 16. " ·········-····-····· 107 00 15. Pay sheet·---··············· 186 14 15. 16. ··-·······--···-···· 35 75 I I •••••••••••••••••••• 204 00 16. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., " 26. 43 25 Apr. 6. street light.. ·----······ 9 75 J. O'Brien ...... st. 27 50 16. Tor. Elec. Light Co., " 6. W. Cleary, repairs. ___ _ 20 90 6. Fairbank Lum. Co., street light·---········· 108 00 16. Pay sheet·-----··········· 173 27 coaL .... --···········-······- 43 10 Sep. 7. J. J. Little...... 10 10 6. Pay sheet...... -...... 69 03 " 7. Hudson Hd. Co...... hd. 9 85. 6. Tor. Elec. Light Co., 7, Fairbank Lum. Co.Jr. 126 50 street light·-······--·-·· 108 00 7. Pay sheet..... __ .: ...... 592 27 160 Sep. 20. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., Feb. 1. Don Valley Brick Co. street light...... 9 75 dynamite ...... 17 50 20. Tor. Electric Co., 1. Tbr. Elec. Light Co., street light...... 108 00 street light ...... 17 00 " 20. Andrew Watt. .£. & hd. 31 00 1. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Co., " 20. Pay sheet...... 370 48 street light.. ·-··········· 83 00 Oct. 4. Pay sheet...... 485 44 1. Geo. Potter...... st. 8 00 " 18. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., 1. Geo. Dawson ...... st. 16 00 street light...... 9 75 1. Wm. Britton...... st. 8 00 " 18. Tor. Elec. Light Co., 1. Frank Whitaker...... st. 8 00 street light...... 108 00 1. Adam Angus ...... st. 11 40 " 18. Crushed Stone Ltd., 1. Pay sheet...... 415 12 stone...... 41 00 1. Michael Meagher... st. 16 00 " 18. Pay ?.heet ...... 205 55 1. Edward Close ...... st. 16 00 " 18. ------155 61 1. Wm. Chinery ...... st. 16 00 " 18. ------77 01 1. Thos. Kettle ...... st. 16 00 " 18. ------i 63 1. Wm. Kettle ...... st. 8 00 " 18. Crushed Stone Ltd., 1. Ernest Bury...... st. 8 00 stone...... 227 54 1. R. Cardly...... st. 16 00 Nov. 1. Hudson Hd. Co .... hd. 12 00 1. G. Hill...... st: 5 70 1. Fairbank Lum. Co.Jr. 420 72 1. Wm. Britton...... st. 13 68 1. J. J. Little...... hd. 3 55 1. Fred. Clark...... st. 2 28 1. Pay ?,heet ...... 477 62 L B. Clif ton ...... st. 4 56 " 15. 228 40 1. Wm. Bingham...... st. 7 so " 15. Fairbank Lum. Co.Jr. 37 40 1. W. F. Maclean ...... st. 72 00 " 15. Tor. Elec. Light Co., 1. W. M. Meagher...... st. 6 00 street light...... 108'00 1. Pay sheet ...... 12 00 " 15. Tor. Hydro-Elect. Sys., 1. " ------·- 5 00 street light...... 9 75 5. ------132 50 " 15. Pay sheet.... ·-··············· 289 28 15. Wm. Chinery...... st. 5 70 Dec. 7. W. Cleary, repairs...... 6 20 15. Pay sheet...... 369 87 7. Hudson Hd. Co .. hd. 40 65 15. S. Baker...... st. 4 56 7. Fairbanks Lum. Co., 15. A. Parker...... st. 4 56 lumber...... 287 00 15. A. Padden...... st. 2 28 7. ]no. Lucas & Co., tile 12 25 15. E. Close ..... :...... st. 4 56 7. Pay ~.heet ...... 462 25 15. Hydro-Electric Co., " 15...... 58 22 street light ...... 83 00 .. 30. 23 13 15. Pay sheet...... 63 22 " 30. Fairbank Lum. Co.Jr. 353 30 15. S. McCord ...... pipe 9 60 " 30. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Sys., 15. R. Clif ton ...... st. 2 28 street light ...... 9 75 " 20. Pay ~?eet ...... 120 00 .. 30. Tor. Elec. Light Co., " 20. ------53 36 street light ...... -...... 108 00 " 22. • • .l ...... 226 64 " 30. Jno. Lucas & Co, dr.p. 9 50 " 26. ------252 25 " 30. W. Cleary, repairs ...... 5 60 Mar. 1. Tor. Hydro-Elec. Co:, " 30. Pay sheet ...... 96 00 street light...... 87 00 1. W. F. Maclean ...... st. 40 00 $16,588 39 1. Tor. Elec. Light Co., street light...... 17 00 1. Pay ~~eet ...... 127 76 1915 DIVISION No. 11. 4. ------·------217 76 11. ----·------33 00 J~n. 11. Pay sheet...... $122 97 15. 144 86 00 ------11. Tor. Elec. Light Co. 1. 17 15. ------10 00 " 11. Daniels Coal Co.,car 15. S. McCord .... sr. pipe.. 20 80 .. rental...... 1 00 15 . Tor. Hydro-Elec. Co., 11. Mrs. L. Bater...... hd. 28 45 street light.. ·-··-······· 83 00 .. 40 00 11. Pay ~heet..._ ...... 26. Pay sheet...... 31 50 " 21. 196 16 " ------Light Co., .. 26. ------127 00 Apr. 6 . Tor. Elec. Feb. 1. L. Taylor ...... br. st ... 8 00 street light...... 17 00 161 Apr. 6. The Can. Nor. Ry., Oct. 4. Daniels Coal Co., car gravel ...... 17 25 rental...... 2 00 6. The Jefferson Co., 4. F. G. Bater...... hd. 28 78 Lt 1915 SALARIES. Jan. 11-Chas. H. Macdonald, Assessor, on account, 1915 ______$ 50 00 Feb. 1-Miss Alice Locke, for January, 1915 .. ------·· so 00 " 1-Miss L. S. Jfanes, " " ··------· 39 00 1-W. J. Douglas, ------195 84 1-W. A. Clarke, ------166 67 1-Miss L. Tomlinson, 4 weeks' services, Treas. office ______36 00 1-J. J. McBeth, on account services, 1915 ...... ~----·---··"·--- 200 00 l-A. Snider, for January, 1915 .. ---·--·------·------·--·--·---·-·-·-·---··--·--- 79 17 17-R. P. Coulson, Truant Officer, Jan., 1915 ______25 00 Mar. 1-Miss Alice Locke, for February, 1915 ... ------·----·-- 50 00 " 1-Miss L; S. Hanes, " '' ----·------39 00 1-W. J. Douglas, ······---·------195 84 1-W. A. Clark, -·-············--·------·--······-······· 166 67 163 Mar. 1-A. Snider, for February, 1915 ...... 79 17 ~pr. 1-W. A. Clarke, for ~1arch .. 1?.15 ...... 166 67 1-W. J. Douglas, ...... 195 83 1-Miss L. S. Hanes," ...... 39 00 1-Miss Alice Locke," ························-·············· 50 00 1-A. Snider, " " ...... 79 17 6-J. J. McBeth, Assessor, on account, 1915 ...... 200 00 6-Thos. Griffith, indemnity to Mar. 31st, 1915 .... ·----··· .. 122 00 6-F. H. Miller, " " " ...... 95 20 6-Robert Barker, " " " ...... 88 00 6-W. M. Graham, ...... 93 50 6-Chas. McKay, " " " ...... 89 60 6-A. Snider, 3 months' as Relief Officer·--························· 37 50 6-R. P. Coulson, Truant Officer, Feb. and Mar·---··-····· 50 00 11-.ay 1-Miss Alice Locke, for April, 1915 ...... - ...... 50 00 3-Miss L. S. Hanes, " " ...... 39 00 3-W. A. Clarke, ...... 166 67 3-W. J. Douglas, ...... 195 84 3-A. Snider, ...... 79 17 3-Masten, Starr & Spence, for 3 months.. ·-····················· 250 00 J~ne 1-W. J. Douglas, for May, 1915 .... ·-····--··························· 195 84 1-W. A. Clarke, '' '' ...... 166 67 1-Miss Alice Locke, ...... 50 00 1-Miss L. S. Hanes, ...... 39 00 7-C. H. Macdonald, Assessor, on account, 1915 ...... - .. . 500 00 7-J. J. McBeth, on account, 1915 ...... - ...... 250 00 7-A. Snider, for May, 1915 ...... , 79 17 7-R. P. Coulson, Truant Officer, April and May... ---····· 50 00 7-John Lowns1?rough,Asse~sor, on ac ount, 19~~ ·----··· 300 00 7-G. R. Gouldmg, 1 17 ...... 300 00 7-C. H. Macdonald, " " " ...... 200 00 166 67 ~~:: {D~::t~·. for J~ne, 1~:S··_·_-_-_-::::·.~.-::::::·.·--~:::~:::::::::::::: 195 84 30-Miss Alice Locke, " " ...... 50 00 " 30-Miss L. S. Hanes, ...... 39 00 " 30-Maitland Young & Son, balance 1914 Audit fee ...... 475 00 July 5-Miss L. Tomlinson, 4 weeks' services, Clerk's office ... . 36 00 " 5-Donald Lawrie 1 " " " 48 00 5-R. P. Coulson, Truant Officer for June...... :::: 25 00 5-Thos. Griffith, indemnity to June 30th, 1915 ...... 127 00 5-F. H. Miller, " " " 117 60 5-Robert Barker, 104 50 5-Wm. M. Graham, " 115 50 5-Chas. McKav, " 117 60 5-A. Snider, for June, 1915 ...... 79 17 5-A. Snider, 3 months' as Relief Officer...... 37 50 19'-C. H. Macdonald, Assessor, balance, 1915 .... ·-······-······· 200 00 19-J. J. McBeth, " " " ...... 350 00 166 67 ~!=:: f }5~~~~!~. for J_i;1ly, 19}5·~-.~~:::·_-_-_-:::::~.-:::::::::::::::::::::: 195 84 " 31-Miss Alice Locke " " ...... 50 00 31-Miss L. S. Hanes: ...... 39 00 " 31-Donald Lawrie " " 50 00 " 31-Miss L. Tomli~son, 4 weeks' s~~i~·~;~~.. ~·~~:::::::::::::::::::::: 36 00 ~~g. 3-R. P. Coulson, Truaµt Officer for July...... 25 00 , 3-A. Snider, for July, 1915 ...... 79 17 • 16-M!ss Alice Lo~ke, for Aug., 1915 ...... -...... 50 00 8~P· 2-Miss L. Tomlmson, 5 weeks' services...... 45 00 ' 7-W. J. Douglas, for August, 1915 ...... 195 84 7-W. A. Clarke, " " ...... 166 67 7-Donald L. Lawrie, ...... 50 00 164 Sep. 7-Miss L. S. Hanes, for August, 1915 ...... 39 00 " ·7-R. P. Coulson, Truant Officer for August...... 25 00 " 7-A. Snider, for August, 1915 ...... 79 17 Oct. 1-Miss Alice Locke, for September, 1915 ...... so 00 1-Miss L. Tomlinson, for September, 1915 ...... - ...... 36 00 4-R. P. Coulson, Truant Officer for September...... 25 00 4-Miss L. S. Hanes, for September,1915 ...... 39 00 4-D. L. Lawrie, " " ...... 50 00 4-A. Snider, ...... 79 17 4-Thos. Griffith, Indemnity to Sept. 30th, 1915 ...... 138 00 4-F. H. Miller " " " 56 00 4-Robt. Barke~, ·············· 88 00 4-W. M. Graham, 104 50 4-Chas. MacKay, ...... 100 80 4-W. A. Clarke, for September, 1915._ ...... 166 67 4-W. J. Douglas, " " ...... 195 84 4-A. Snider, 3 months to Sept. 30th, 1915, as Relief Officer...... 37 so 7-Jno. Lownsbrough, on account salary as Assessor ...... 500 00 18-J. J. McBeth, services, 7 ~ weeks·-··-····························· 112 so 28-W. A. Clarke, for October, 1915 ...... 166 67 Nov. 1-Miss A. M. Locke, " " ...... · so 00 '' 1-A. Snider, ...... 79 17 1-Miss L. S. Hanes, ...... 39 00 1-W. J. Douglas, ...... 195 84 1-Miss L. Tomlinson, 4 weeks' services, Treas. office ... . • 36 00 1-D. L. Lawrie, for October, 1915 ...... so 00 1:-Miss Pearl Lyons, 3 weeks ...... 27 00 1-R. P. Coulson, Truant Officer for October...... 25 00 5-Jno. Lownsbrough, balance as Assessor, 1915 ...... so 00 5-J. J. McBeth, services Treas. office ...... 62 40 25-Miss Pearl Lyons, 3 weeks, Treas. office ...... 27 00 Dec. 1-Miss A. M. Locke, for November, 1915 .... ·--················· so 00 " 1-W. J. Douglas, " " ...... 195 84 1-Miss L. S. Hanes, ...... 39 00 1-Miss L. Tomlinson, 5 weeks·--··-··-·································· 45 00 1-Donald L. Lawrie, for November, 1915._ ...... so 00 1-W. A,.. Clarke, " " ...... 166 67 1-R. P. Coulson, Truant Officer for November...... 25 00 1-A. Snider, for November, 1915 ...... -...... 79 17 14-Geo. R. Goulding, balance salary as Assessor, 1915 ... . 625 00 15-Wm. Dover, Building Inspector, July 1st, 1915 ...... 125 00 21-Miss L. Tomlinson, 4 weeks' services...... 36 00 21-Miss L. S. Hanes, for December, 1915.-...... 39 00 23-W. J. Douglas " " ...... 195 84 23-W. A. Clarke, ...... 166 67 23-Miss Alice Locke, ...... 50 00 23-Donald Lawrie, ...... so 00 27-Maitland Young & Son, on account Audit Fee...... 325 00 30-R. P. Coulson, Truant Officer for December...... 25 00 30-Masten, Starr & Spence, 6 months to Dec. 31st, 1915 .. 500 00 30-A. Snider, for December, Relief Officer ...... 37, so 30-Thos. Griffith, Indemnity______" ...... 102 00 " 30-F. H. Miller, ...... 78 40 30-Robert Barker, ...... 71 so 30-Wm. Graham, ...... 77 00 0 30-Chas. McKay, ...... 61 60 '" 30-Miss M. H. Hanes, bonus for services...... so 00 0 30-Miss L. S. Hanes, " " ...... so 00 30-A. Snider, for December, Road Com ...... 19 17 $15,149 35 165 STATIONERY AND PRINTING. 20 00 J~n. 1i=§.r~~1M!:t &tf~~~!ti~~~.~~.·.·::::::·.·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: $ 2 38 11-S. R. Hart & Co., stationery, re Assessors... ----··········· 29 00 11-Hill Printing Co., Treas. Financial Statement...... 224 30 18-Brown Bros., Ltd., stationery...... 26 90 23-W. A. Clarke, stamps for Council....·-···········.-················· 11 00 Feb. 1-Hill Printing Co., printing Assessment Notices.. ·--····-· 100 60 " 1-Brown Bros. Ltd., stationery...... 22 58 5-Treasurer, cash for stamps...... :...... 1 50 15-Brown Bros. Ltd., stationery·--·-····································· 14 00 15-Grand & Toy, stationery for Mr. Lownsbrough ...... 3 00 " 15-Bryant Press, printing Tax Bills and Pay Sheets...... 28 so Mar.15-Brown Bros. Ltd., Envelopes...... 18 00 " 24-Treasurer, cash for stamps...... 20 25 26-Treasurer, cash for stamps·-········································::··· 15 00 3 00 ~pr. ~=i;~!~ tr!?L!r:I~fi~~~ry::_-~·.:=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 2 00 '' 6-Bryant Press, printing.-...... 21 00 6-S. R. Hart & Co., stationery...... 39 95 17-Treasurer, cash for stamps·--··········································· 15 90 19-The Bryant Press, stationery and printing...... 16 00 19-S. R. Hart & Co., stationery and printing.... ·-··············· 12 so 19-S. R. Hart & Co., stationery and printing·-----··········· 3 00 May 3-.--Toronto World, advertising.... ·--·····································-··· 30 so " 3-Bryant Press, printing re Hospital Orders·--················· 8 so 3-Bryant Press, printing Scarlet Fever cards·--··············· 3 so 3-Brown Bros., stationery...... 1 75 6-Treasurer, cash for stamps...... 20 00 17-The Evening Telegram, re notices...... ·------·············· 10 so 17-Bryant Press, stationery and printing...... 65 25 17-Grand & Toy, stationery...... 1 00 17-J. J. McBeth, postage for Assessment Notices·-··········· 60 00 13-Canadian Bank of Commerce, for 10,000 cheques... - ... 49 OS 4 10 J~ne ~=t1t1k~;f& 1c!i:.· sstt:t~~;::r:~·-·-~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 5 70 7-Bryant Press, printing and stationery...... 16 25 1 37 so 2i=~~e~~u~~~~~~h ~rf~{a:;;~~.~.·_-:.-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 15 00 21-G. R. Goulding, Assessor, postage and stationery'._ .... . 29 65 July 5-S. R. Hart & Co., 1915 Rolls ...... 88 00 " 5-W. A. Clarke, postage .. ···--··············································· 8 00 5-J no. Lownsbrough, postage used in assessing ...... 78 00 5-The Bryant Press, printing ...... 1 25 19-Brown Bros., Ltd., stationery and cash book._ ...... 17 40 19- " " " " 1 40 1 42 00 !i=Bry~nt P;,ess, pri~ting ~;-i~~~~----:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 50 Aug. 3- " " " Minutes and Auditors' Report 430 18 " 3-Brown Bros., Ltd., stationery...... 1 80 3-S. R. Hart & Co., Local Improvement Book. ... ·-········-· 23 00 , 4-&-easurer, cash paid for stamps.... ·-····-··························· 10 00 ' 13-Th. A. Clarke, cash paid for stamps...... 10 00 S 7 ~pt. 7=Tr!a~:::,cta~h t~r~~~!o~ms for Taxes.. ·-····-··············· 2 25 p ·-············································· 40 00 7-Toronto World, advertising, re Assessment Roll...... 4 so 7-Bryant Press, pr~ting and supplying 1,000 post cards 22 00 · 28 70 1,071 27 ~&=f.:F£1!!~it12~!T!\,. ·s;;;d~~~::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::: 5 00 166 Sep. 20-Municipal World, supplies for Clerk...... 5 00 Oct. 4-Brown Bros., stationery...... 2 08 " 4-Toronto World, display advertisement re Voters' List.. 5 50 7-Treasurer, cash for stamps...... 20 00 18-Brown Bros., stationery...... 2 70 18- " " " 4 94 18-F. Barber, printing cards, re closing streets... _...... 4 25 18-Bryant Press, printing Tax Bills, 1915 ...... -...... 102 15 Nov. 1-Brown Bros., stationery...... 54 25 " 1-Bryant Press, printing... _...... 6 00 1-Bryant Press, printing Red Cross Lists...... 3 75 1-Might Directories, printing...... 1 29 1-Mail & Empire, advertising...... 31 20 4-Treasurer, cash for stamps...... 65 00 9- " " " 50 00 10- 65 00 12- 100 00 15- 20 00 15-Toronto World, printing, re Red Cross ...... 15 00 15-S. R. Hart & Co., stationery...... 1 88 15-Globe Printing Co., advertising, re Red Cross ...... 13 50 15-Bryant Press, Ltd., printing ...... 42 00 15-Toronto World, Printing Norices, re Voters' List...... 4 00 5 00 ~~c. ~=~~~::r~:~~~8£t~.: !~!til;;cy:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 2 60 " 1-Bryant Press, printing 12 cards...... ·--············--··············· 1 75 15-Brown Bros., Ltd., 2,000 envelopes·-··--··----·······--·········· 4 80 21-Treasurer, cash for stamps._ ...... 10 00 30---- " " " 27 00 $3,564 50 ROADS AND BRIDGES. Jan. 11-Canadian Northern Ry., car rent...... $ 1 00 " 20-Ernest Moorey, on account breaking stone ...... 29 00 28-F. Holden, re Right of Way, re Resolution No. 4329 .. 15 00 Feb.15-Robert Farrow, 3433 aluminum house numbers...... 16 70 Mar. 1-E. G. Law, 20"-10" tile, re Forest Hill Ry...... 25 00 " 15-Frank Barber, re comprehensive sewers ...... 9 00 15-Frank Barber, re grading Eglington Ave. and Cale- donia Ave., Drury and Sammon Avenues.-...... 61 50 June 7-Frank Barber, re comprehensive sewers ...... 312 00 July 5- " " " " ...... 9 00 " 5- expenses blue prints, etc., re Russell Hill Bridge...... 20 70 19-H. Membery, 2 lanterns and coal oil...... :...... 1 80 Aug.16-York Radial Ry., gravel for Markham and York town line ...... 193 00 Sept. 7-Frank Barber, re survey through Prospect Cemetery 18 00 " 7-E. A. James, oiling Pape and Oakwood Aves ...... 24 00 " 7-E. A. James, oiling Township roads...... 179 38 Oct. 4-Frank Barber, re water scheme._ ..... :...... 300 00 4-C. H. Stiver, Treas., Markham Township, half cost of bridge on Townline between Markham and Township York·-······-··········--···· ...... 323 75 4-W. J. Hill, registering B-L. 4241, re changing names of streets...... 2 00 18-W. J. Hill, registering Deed of Land, 1 foot reserve ... . f 40 Nov.12-Treasurer, P.S., rep. Spadina Road pavement...... 17 55 " 15-York Hy. Com., oil for Oakwood Ave ...... 22 50 167 Nov.15-W. J. Hill, registering De~d of Land, 1 foot reserve____ 1 40 " 19-Treasurer, P.S., rep. Spadma Road Pavement_--·----·---· 38 50 " 15-H. Stainton, goods supplied Wychwood Ave. sewer_... 16 25 Dec. 7-Frank Barber, inspection charges, Scarlett Road Sub- 7-Franka;~;b~~:·~~;~t-~~~t~g·g~ii;~:-i~-;i;~~·~t·A~~::::: nl~ 15-Treas., Vaughan Twp., half cost of work on Townhne, York and Vaughan... ---··--·-·······-···········-·--···-··········· 32 59 30-Frank Barber, inspection charges for Scarlett Road Subway...... ·-··-···············-··-············--··········-············· __1_7_3_5 $1,750 95 RODICK'S CULVERT. June 7-Frank Barber, Tender Notices.. ·-·-························ $ 3 25 21-Frank Barber, 3% lump sum--······-·-·-······························ 56 00 July 19-F. C. Mechin, Prog. Est. No. L·-··········-····-················· 1,320 80 Aug.16-F. C. Mechin, Prog. Est. No. 2·---·-······························· 556 80 '' 16-Frank Barber, testing cement __ ···------··················--····-··· 8 00 Sep. 20-Frank Barber, testing cement.... ·-··--········-··········-······-·-··· 4 00, Oct. 4-F. C. Mechin, final estimate-·-·-····--·-··--·--·-·-·--··---··-·····-·· 526 63 Nov. 1-Frank Barber, engineer·-·---·-···-··-·---·--···---····-·---··-···-···-··· 113 70 Dec. 7-Frank Barber, services·-····------··-----·-·--···-····-·····--········· 39 so S2,628 68 W. A. CLARKE BRIDGE. J~ne 7-Frank Barber, printing...... S 3 25 7- " " advertising.. ·--··-···················---·--···-··-······· 3 30 '' 21-Frank Barber, 3U% lump sum.. ·--···-----·-·········-··--·-··---··· 103 00 July 5-Frank Barber, advertising tenders·----··--············-·····--·· 3 30 " 19-Toronto World, advertising tenders.. ·--·······-····-····--········ 3 50 1,059 60 1,247 20 4 00 697 60 399 48 i~· !!~!llki)lflt·!!! nlI~jf !t~t/~\:t'.'.I?/!\ 600 67 Dec. 7-Frank Barber, Engineer's services·-·-·-···--····--·---···--·-····-- 140 65 7 50 ~=i~:~t ::~~:~: ~:~i~:e~~~;;~~t:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 8 00 $4,281 OS JANE STREET SUBWAY. Jan. 11-W. A. Boore, gravel and sand_··---····-- $101 50 4 20 716 31 1 32 92 :: ll~f :~~?:tJt!: ~:;~~-:::~'.L\\!/// 37 so 7 50 l l=Gibso:rM~C~~a~k~t.;;i~··c;~-·~~~~~t····-···-·····-······ 272 44 11-Smith's Planin M"ll · ' ···--····---········· 4 48 11-J. C. Hiron, lu~be~.. '.-~~~.~::::::::::::::::::·······-······················ 5 22 11-Asphaltic Concrete Co., rent of plant-~d--t~~i;··········· 60 00 16-Treasurer, pay sheet ...... u so 18-Frank Barber, Engineer's services, 5% cost..... ·-·········· 431 26 $1,687 83 168 LAMBTON GOLF CLUB BRIDGE. Jan. 13-Treasurer, pay sheet.·------·------·-········ $ 38 80 " 18-Geo. E. Letty, final estimate ... ·--·------··-···------·-······ 130 00 Feb. 15-Frank Barber, cement test_···-···-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-············--·--··-·-·--·· 1 35 June 7-Smith's Planing Mill, lumber___ ··--·-·-----···-----·-··---·-·········· 14 37 ·"' 7-Noden, Hallitt & Johnson, Ltd., hardware_ ...... 2 OS 7-Aikenhead Hardware Co., trowel and brushes ...... 2 70 7-F. McCreary, cutting and delivering sod. ______20 80 7-L. L. Jarvis, foreman_·------··-·-··············------·· 61 82 July 5-W. Ellins, gravel and sand_·-·------·------··--··------· 11 60 " 11-Baines & Peckover, steel... ______, ______16 51 Aug.16-Baines & Peckover, steel______. ______3 13 Dec. 30-Frank Barber, engineering.·---··--·------·---·------67 00 $ 370 13 SCHMIDT'S· BRIDGE. Feb. 15-Frank Barber, engineering and inspection ______$178 98 June 7-Toms Contracting Co., estimate______391 43 " 21-J. C. McAff ee, team ______·-·--·-··------·------· S 00 Aug. 3-Treasurer, pay sheet ______89 80 Sep. 20-Toms Contracting Co., final estimate.·-···--·-····-······-·····-·· 206 58 Nov.15-Frank Barber, balance for services...... ·-···-·------·---- 10 59 $882 38 PELMO PARK BRIDGE. Feb.15-Frank Barber, cement test.·--·-----·-·····------·-··---·············-··· $ 1 35 June 7-Treasurer, pay sheet·-····-·················------ 71 00 July 5-Baines & Peckover, steeL.... ·------·-··------ 16 52 Aug.16-Baines & Peckover, steeL·------ 3 12 N ov .15-W. Ellins, fences and approaches; team_··--·---·--·-··-·-- 8 20 $100 19 1915 LAW COSTS. Jan. 11-W. A. Wessett, professional services·---·-·--·------·--- $ 100 00 " 11-Pearson Bros., re Reinhardt appeal... ______. ______100 00 Feb. 6-Masten, Starr & Spence, expenses, re Private Bill... ____ _ 100 00 Mar 26-Masten, Starr & Spence, balance of fees, re Private Bills ______·-·-···------·-··---··---·------····-·-···· 28 35 Mayl 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, in full of Hibbert claim·-·-···- 375 00 " 19-Masten, Starr & Spence, on account printing in Beck vs. Township of York Appeal to Supreme Court 600 00 June 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, re disbursements, Hibbert & Beck.. ·-·------·------·------·-·-···------·------·-······· 92 65 J~ly 5-Frank Barber, re Harvie Ave. case------·----·--··------· 6 00 5-Masten, Starr & Spence, legal expenses and judgment, Beck vs. Township of York._·------·-----··------·------·- 3,068 72 Oct. 18-Masten, Starr & Spence, expenses, re Beck appeal._ ___ _ 191 01 $4,661 73 1915 CHARITY. Jan. 11-N. W. Ballard, groceries for Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Tucker_········--·-·····-··············-----····-·····------·················· $ 3 00 11-Andrews Co., goods ordered by W. Marsh ...... ------· 2 00 169 Jan. 11-Hall & Seymour, groceries for Mrs. Bums and Mrs. Simpson___ ·---···-----·--·-·-··-·-····-·-··--···-·--·------·--·------·--······ $ 3 33 " 11-Toronto General Hospital, maintenance Alice Edge.. __ 73 00 30 10 ff =l. Yil~u~~~=lte:;~~~;i~;~:~~-·.~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 7 79 11-Fred. Lascelles, coal, sundry persons------··--·----··········-···· 53 35 11-J. Lovett, groceries for Mrs. Davies------·--·--·-·--··---- 3 10 11-Fairbank Coal Co., coal supplY--·····-·-··---··-····-·····--··--·-···- 162 80 11-J. H. Wright, groceries for Mrs. Frank Foreman.. -·--···· 5 00 11-Robert Bennett, goods for Mrs. Bearwood...... ·--·---···- 6 00 11-A. Warren, coal supply.. ·-········-··········-.------··--·-'·--··-····- 16 60 11-H. N. Balfour, cod liver oil for Mrs. Somerset.. ·-··---···, 75 11-Hall & Seymour, accounts, sundry persons ... ·-····--·---·-:·· 29 09 11-King Edward Sanitarium, maintenance !\!rs. Nelhe Hall. .. _······-·······--······················--······--······---·····-···-···--···· 31 00 11-King Edward Sanitarium, maintenance Mossop family. 86 80 11-Wm. Speers, burial of unknown man_·······-····-······-----····- 8 00 11-Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance F. Dorgan __ 35 00 11-Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance Ida Silver- thorne, 15 days·-----·····-----···------·---···--···----·-·--·--···-···-· 15 00 11-Toronto General Hospital, maintenance J. Switzer____ .. 9 00 11- " " " " W. Bennett .. _. 26 00 11- H_ GibbelL. .. _ 64 00 11-Wm. N. Knechtel, internment unknown man·--·-··-······· 10 00 11-Toronto General Hospital, maintenance late Robert McGinnis, 13 days.·-·--···-·····--·-----·--··-··················----··· 13 00 11-Wm. Speers, ambulance, re Mrs. Williams..... ·--···-········ 3 00 11--:-Wm. Speers, ambulance, re Mrs. Cobett·-······-····------3 00 11-Toronto General Hospital, maintenance Kenneth Allison ______··············-·-···-··-··------····-·-- 56 00 11.:_Medical Health Dept., maintenance James Bell______86 00 11-Fred. H. Banon, groceries for Mrs. Burnwood__ ·------···- 7 35 11-David Drummond, coal supplY--·--··------··--·-··------·--··- 20 00 11-S. McCormack, groceries for sundry persons ______27 51 11-A. Fletcher, groceries for Mrs. Goodier______··--···-·---···----· 4 17 11-C. Bishoprick, groceries for Mrs. Gonyatt, Mrs. Hart, and Mrs. Harrison _____ ··-···-·····------·- 10 00 11-Mrs. Lawrence, maintenance Baby Peakes, 5 weeks ___ _ 5 00 11-Harris Coal Co., coaL.______·····-·-······--·--········-····· 39 00 11-Mrs. Iva Morgan, groceries for Mrs. Crockett ... ·------· 2 00 11-A. E. Scott, groceries for Mrs. Johnston·--·---··-····-········· 2 00 11-F. A. Christian, groceries for Mrs. Roslet __ ··-···-·····-·---·· 6 98 11-J. A. Howe, groceries for sundry persons·-·---·-········-····· 13 49 11-E. Elson, groceries for Mrs. Coleman·-····-·---··-··············· 7 84 11-S. McCormack, groceries for sundry persons·-·-··-········-·· 16 15 11-Tor. 1f~~ys~~~~-~~~:.' ... ~~~~:-~-~~~~~---~~-~---~~~~~~~-~~'. 14 00 18-W. M. Robb, l\I.D., professional services re Peake family_············-············-··-········-···------··--·-'········-·······- 12 00 18-City Treasurer, maintenance Baby Peake, 26 days...... 54 00 18- " " " Alice Peake·-····-············-· 5.S 00 18- " " " Mrs. Peake·······-········-····· 35 00 18""7""M, Bondroof, provisions for Hooper family·-················· 4 00 18-D. Burns, goods supplied sundry persons.... ··············--·-·· 7 00 18-A. Rowe, goods supplied Mrs. Martindale_·················--·- 5 00 18-A. T. Bowden, groceries for sundry persons...... _.. . 20 00 18-L. W. Trull, Ambulance, Mrs. Reid·--··························· 3 00 18-Mr. G. Miles, Goods supplied Mr. Cook and L. K. M Hughes...... 4 00 18- r. Babbage, groceries for Mrs. Hayes...... ·-········· 2 00 18-W. G. Miles, groceries for Mrs. Clark ..... ~·-·················· 2 00 170 Jan. 18-G. Miles, groceries for Mrs. Hooper and Mrs. Church- ward·-·······-·····-····----·-···--···----·-······-·-·---··-········--·····---·--· $ 4 00 " 18-Hall & Seymour, groceries for Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Ward·----········--·-·-·--·····--···----·---·-········-·-······-··-----··-···--- 8 37 18-Hospital for Sick Children, maintenance Nancy Hodges, 25 days____ ··--··-·-···-···-·-···-···-·---·---·---·-······-·-···· 35 00 18-Wm. Curtis, goods supplied E. May and M. Coleman 9 00 18-J. Lovett, Groceries for Mrs. Dane ___ ·····-·····-····-···········- 2 04 Feb. 1-Jos. E. Wicks, charity, sundry persons.. ·---····-····--·······--· 14 49 " · 1-Fred. Lascelles, charity coal,.·--·--·--··--··-·························-· 14 75 1-S. L. Wright, Coal, sundry persons·-·----·----··---·---·-----·-·-·-- 21 45 1-Tor. General Hospital, maintenance Jos. Cobbett...... 34 00 1-Tor. General Hospital, maintenance Jessie Smith ___ ·--·· 50 00 1-Western Hospital, maintenance Jas. Hodges.... ·-·······-··- 20 00 1-Hall & Seymour, groceries for Mrs. Sibthorpe and Mrs. Barnes_·-·-··--··-·-·------·-·-········-··--·--·······------····· 3 81 1-John Marshall, provisions for Mrs. Somerset...... _...... 8 00 1-T. Brown, groceries for Mrs. R. Patrick __ ··---··-·---····-···- 2 00 1-S. W. Rowntree, groceries for Mrs. Parris and Mrs. Alder__ ·-·····-···----··-·--··--·------·--···-··-----···-··----··--··-··-···-·--· 3 46 1-Miss F. A. Christian, groceries for Mrs. KemP--·····-····- 8 21 1-J. J. Burns, groceries for Mrs. Grosvenor...·-··--·-·-····-··-- 7 04 1-Hall & Seymour, groceries for Mrs. Woods·---·-·········--- 11 84 1-David Drummond, coal, sundry persons--·-······-·--········· 16 00 1-Harris Coal Co., coal, sundry persons·------·-····--·············· 65 35 1-Mrs. Mackintosh, provisions for R. Wells_··-····---··-···-···· 7 04 1-Hall & Seymour, provisions for Mrs. WhiteleY----·-··-··· 2 15 1-Fairbank Coal Co., coal for sundry persons·------····· 47 85 1-Mrs. McBride, provisions for Mrs. Hawksworth____ ..... 2 00 1-D. Bums, provisions for Mrs. MurraY--·············---··-····--- 2 00 1-King Edward Sanitarium, maintenance E. Ward_·----··· 2 00 1-Tor. Western Hospital, maintenance Miss L. Newman 22 00 1-A. Warren, coal, sundry persons_·-··--·--····-··-·---···-····--·----· 56 40 1-Hosp. for Sick Children, maintenance Una Fletcher__. 8 00 1-Tor. General Hospital, maintenance Walter Carter... __ _ 10 00 1-S. McCormack, provisions, sundry persons ____ ···--···-··--·-· 20 28 1-King Edward Sanitarium, re Mrs. Nellie HalL.. __ ····-······ 31 00 1-King Edward Sanitarium, re Mossop family __ ._···-··-·---· 86 80 1-Hall & Seymour, provisions, Mrs. Barnes.. ·--···--··-----····· 3 76 1-Hosp. for Sick Children, maintenance Gladys Spencer 50 00 1-Tor. General Hospital, maintenance Ella Garvey.... ·-··-·· 19 00 1-Rev. C.R. Marsh, charitY---·-···-···------·----·--···-··----····-·-··-·· 2 20 1-Tor. General Hospital, maintenance Jno. Pepper·-···-··· 6 00 1-St. Michael's Hospital, maintenance Ella Brennan·--····· 65 00 1-City Treasurer, maintenance Geo. Ammond and antitoxine·-··----·---··········-·---·-·--······--·-----·-··--···----·-··-·-·-· 32 00 15-J. A. Howe, provisions, charity.. ·-·-··---··--·------·······-··-······· 9 01 15-S. Spencer, groceries.·-···-····---··----·····--·------···----·········---····--- 5 85 15-A. Walker, provisions, Wm. Flett_···--···-··---·-··-········-····--· 2 00 15-B. Fairthorne, charitY·-··-···-·····---······---···-·--········----········--- 4 00 15-Tor. Western Hospital, maintenance Eliz. Rose...... ___ _ 20 00 15-Fred. H. Baron, charity·----···--·-·····---··---···-·------··-···-····· 21 95 15-L. W. Trull, ambulance for Mrs. Lee_·--··-··-.··-·-······-······-· 3 00 15-Hall & Seymour, groceries for Mrs. Ward ...... ·--·······-···· 10 04 15-J. Deacon, provisions, Mrs. Hawksworth------·---· 4 70 15-J. Lovett, charity, Mrs. Crockett_··---·-···-----·····----·-··---···· 4 20 15-Hall & Seymour, provisions Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Sibthorpe and Mrs. Barnes.... --·-······-·······---············· 6 03 15-Grace Hospital, maintenance Mrs. Jos. Weedon ...·--··- 24 00 15-Dr. J. A. Gallagher, prescribing for Mrs. and Miss Segriff.-·-···-····--·······-····--······-··-----·-·-·······-······-·-·······-····· 2 60 171 Feb. 15-Tor. General Hospital, maintenance Marg. Reid·-······· $ 26 00 '' 15-Wm. Speers, ambulance ...... 3 00 15-Hos. for Sick Children, maintenance,A. Roberts·-··-····· 20 00 15-Tor. General Hospital, Annie W. Allan... . 23 00 15-Hos. for Sick Children, Joyce Collins ...... 5 00 15- " " Rose Rostall...... 7 00 15- D. Dymock..·--····· 6 00 15-Tor. General Hospital, Wm. Taylor... ---··· 24 00 15-Hos. for Sick Children, Ed. Carter.... ·-······· 21 00 15-Grace Hospital, re Joseph Hawthorn...... 25 00 15-S. McCormack, goods for Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Burke 5 05 15-Fred. Lascelles, coal...... 31 80 Mar. 1-King Edward Sanitarium, maintenance Sadie Colborne 145 00 " 1-C. Seymour, goods supplied sundry persons ...... 18 88 1-Fairbank Coal Co., coal for sundry persons...... i4 30 1-F. E. Holland, groceries, charity...... 1 50 1-E. Arnott, groceries £qr Mrs. Hogben...... 2 00 1-A. Warren, coal for Swanson, Maton, Arnott, Gishard and Kerr...... 12 75 1-M. J. Connor, goods for T. Gerrard ... -...... 1 95 1-J. Lovett, goods for Mrs. Crockett and Mrs. Knox... . 5 60 1-King Edward Sanitarium, maintenance Mrs. N. Hall 28 00 1-King Edward Sanitarium, maintenance Mossop family ... ···-··································································· 78 40 1-Grace Hospital, maintenance Victor Wilben ______5 00 1- " " Harold Gibson...... 10 50 1-Tor. Western Hospital, Harry Oborn ______29 00 1- " " H. Crockett·-··--··· 11 00 1- Jno. Sheng.. ·---····· 18 00 1- Florence Moore.... 43 00 1- Mrs. l\I. W. Smith 16 04 1-Tor. General Hospital, maintenanceNellie Quick...... 5 00 1- " " . " Thos. Peardwood .. 163 00 1- " " " Sydney Oates ...... 51 00 1- Frank Clucas ...... 21 00 1- Nora Graham...... 28 00 1- Letitia Knox... ____ _ 30 00 1- Lizzie Durant...... 29 00 1- Kenneth Allison. __ 38 00 1-Hos. for Sick Children, E. Redfern..... - ...... 12 00 1-Tor. General Hospital, Thos. Thompson.. 26 00 1-Hos. for Sick Children, Jas. McKay·--···--· 13 00 1- " " Amelia Raymond.. 80 00 1- Arthur Eldridge.... 77 00 1- Vera Baird·-···--······ 39 00 1- Roht. Rickwood.... 15 00 1- Lillian Summer- 6 00 1-A. _Warren, coal for sundry persons... -~~:.~ ...... :.. 58 20 1-WMild'sMGr<_:>cery, charity supplies...... 6 15 1- rs. akmtosh " " 4 00 1-C. Bishoprick, ' ·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 6 28 1-N. Ballard, 12 00 1-Geo. Vaughan, 7 00 1-Robt. Barker, for Cedarvale Relief Com., re Soup Kitchen...... 25 00 1-David. Bennett, on acc. payment o(p~;;·~i~·-~(~;{·i~·~ d1ge1:t man to Glasgow, Scotland... , ...... 10 00 15-W. Curtis, charity to Walsh, Leslie, Pankam and 1 9 46 15-Mrs. ~~7t ~~~stian,· charity. to· ;~;;d·;y··p~-;~~;;;··········· 12 10 172 Mar.15-F. Barron, Coal for sundry persons ______, ______$ 10 60 " 15-E. Honeywell, provisions for J. Cobbett ______1 50 15-D. Burns, groceries for Mrs. Murray ______1 50 15-S. L. Wright, coal for sundry persons ______21 45 15-City Dairy Co., milk charitY------····------··-·-· 5 00 15-C. Seymour, supplies sundry persons ______13 48 15-David Drummond, coal for sundry persons ______·---·--- 20 00 15-Harris Coal Co., poor account ______32 00 15.::_Tor. General Hospital, maintenance Ada Spicer______12 00 15-Hos. for Sick Children, maintenance Franklin Hunts- burger______70 00 15-Hos. for Sick Children, maintenance Dorothy Saunders 12 00 15-Wm. Speers, ambulance for Mr. Hay ______3 00 15-Wm. Speers, burial of Geo. Williams_____ ·------··--····----··-··- 10 00 15-B. Fairthorne, provisions, Mr. Bomer______2 00 15-A. Walker, groceries for Mr. Flett______2 00 15-J. Deacon, provisions for sundry persons ______40 15-Mr. Burgess, provisions for Mrs. Bennett______5 00 Apr. 6-N. Ballard, groceries for sundry persons______8 so " 6~J. J. Burns, " " Mrs. Angus ______5 53 6-Mrs. Mackintosh, '' Mrs. Scott______2 00 6-C. Bishoprick " Mr. Barker______6 18 6-A. E. Scott, " Mr. Hallett...... ______...... 2 01 6-S. L. Wright, " Mr. Cobbett______2 00 6-F. E. Hofland, " W. Clark ______1 50 6-Fred. Lascelles, coal for Mrs. Lodge, Mrs. Sibthorpe, Mrs. Clide..... ·---··------6 45 6-J. W. Newton, groceries for Mrs. Bennett..______...... 1 00 6-D. Burns, goods for Mr. Murray.------1 so 6-S. McCormack, goods for Mrs. Hays, Mrs. Sibthorpe and Mrs. Spicer.. ______...... ------6 66 6-A. Warren, coal for sundry persons ______17 55 6---G. W. Barnes, goods for F. Ambrose ______3 00 6-Mr. Seymour, goods for Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Burns.. 15 04 6-Fairbank Coal Co., coal for sundry persons ______44 95 6-F. H. Basson, Groceries for Mrs. Bull and Mrs. Smith 6 30 6-Tor. Western Hospital, maint. Miss C. Price, 29 days 29 00 6-Hos. for Sick Children, " Iva Crux, 105 days______105 00 6-Tor. General Hospital, Sarah McBurney______6 00 6- '' '' Kenneth Allison ______4 00 6-Hos. for Sick Children, Wm. Bell...... ------4 00 6-Tor. Western Hospital, Mrs. E. Niddes______14 00 6-King Edward Sanitarium, " Mossop family.:------86 80 6- " " " Nellie HalL ______31 00 6- Sadie Colborne ______31 00 6-St. Michael's Hospital, Eliza Reid, Malcolm McLean, Sarah Love, Anne Cosgrove ______101 00 6-Tor. General Hospital, maint. Jean Hamilton ______28 00 6- " " " Wm. Arnold ______7 00 6- J no. Gilbert______18 00 6- Wm. Lowry______...... 60 00 6- Frank Fern ______3 00 6- Annie Ullrich ______11 00 6- Dora Cannon ______7 00 6- David Sheppard ______10 00 6- Kenneth Allison ______22 00 6- Martha Miller______6 00 6- Andrew Hog...... ------37 00 6- Ruth Cooper______108 00 6-Ci~.Y Trea~~rer, Flo~ence Castledon ______77 00 6- Dons Poole______89 00 173 Apr. 6-Miss Cavanagh, supplies for Mr. ~enderson ...... $ 3 50 " 19-W. A. Mills, groceries for Mr. Twist ...... 2 00 '' 19-B. Fairthorne, charity...... 2 00 19-F. G. Holland, provisions for W. C!ark...... 7 00 19-City Treasurer, maint. Kathleen Silverthorne...... 15 00 19-J. Hill, Provisions for Mr. Russell ...... 19 76 19-G. E. Coon, groceries for Mrs. Swan...... 2 00 19-Tor. General Hospital, maint. Isabella King.. ·-····-······· 39 00 19- " " " Carolina Brown...... 40 00 19- Alice Miller...... 28 00 19- Dorothy White... - ...... 36 00 19-Hos. for Sick Children, Mabel Bradley...... 72 00 19- " " Ida Silverthorne...... 31 00 19- Wm. H. Shaw..... _...... 11 00 19- Rose RostalL...... 12 00 19- Edith Summerville.. ·-··· 25 00 19- Ed ward Carter...... 24 00 19- Joe Frankland...... 12 00 May 3-A. E. Scott, provisions for Mrs. Rose._ ...... 4 21 " 3-Tor. Western Hospital, maint. David McCutcheon... . 39 00 3-W. A. Mills, groceries for Mr. Twist...... 2 00 3-City Treasurer, maint. C. Spooner and ambulance...... 87 00 3-City Treasurer, maint. Theo. Silverthorne, antitoxine, and ambulance...... 45 00 3-J. W. Newton, provisions for Mr. Hughes, Mr. Richardson and Mr. Sears ___ -···-···--··-···········-··········· 4 00 3-Jas. E. Wicks, provisions for sundry persons...... ----· 13 50 3-Tor. General Hospital, maint. Geo. Scott_ ...... 3 00 3-Hos. for Sick Children, maint. Rose RostalL...... 8 00 3-Jno. Marshall, provisions for Mrs. Somerset _____ ...... 2 00 3-Fairbank Coal & Lumber Co., coal for sundry persons 18 95 3-Grace Hospital, maint. Mrs. Julia Brooks...... ·-·---·-·-····· 16 00 3-L. W. Trull, ambulance for Mr. Scott.. -·-·----··--··-·······-··· 3 00 3-M. J. Connor, provisions R. Lawrence and Jas Lodge. 5 01 3-Wm. Speers, ambulance for Mrs. King, Mr. Lovell, Mrs. White, Mrs. Neave_···-···-·-·--··---·---·-·-·--·--·······-··· 12 00 3-Wm. Speers, burial Gordon Williams...... ·-···············-··· 7 00 3-Tor. General Hospital, maint. Marv Crocker... _...... 21 00 3-Wm. Speers, burial Alf. E. Seers-.. -~--·--··--······--··-···-······· 5 00 3-Tor. General Hospital, maint. Chas. Stutt...... ·-·······-··· 22 00 3-King Edward Sanitarium, maint. Mossop family, Mrs. Lettie Hall and Sadie Colborne_···-·-···-··········· lH 00 3-Sick Children's Hospital, maint. H. C. Richer_ ...... 97 00 3-David Drummond, coal for sundry persons...... 11 70 3-S. Rose, groceries for charity·-···-·····-·-·-··-····-···------·-·····--· 5 00 3-Tor. Western Hospital, maint. l\Irs. Jane Monck ... -·-·· 42 00 17-Hos. for Sick Children, " Norman Sheppard.·-····- 3 00 17- " " " Annie Baynon.·-·-· ...... 30 00 17-Tor. General Hospital, Cecil Hancock·-·-·-·-·-·-·-· 13 00 17-Hos. for Sick Children, " Elsie Johnson ... ·-···-·····_ 2i 00 2 04 2 15 l;::t~i7b!i!1i'. E?~!~~I::;::••••••••••• 1 85 June 7-Sick Children's Hos., maint. Edgar Fisher 5 00 " ~- " " " Frank Banni~g.·.·.-.·~~~:::::: 20 00 - Arthur Roberts_-···-···--·· 12 00 7- Frank Hunsberger...... 10 00 7- Margaret Martin...... 48 00 7- . Lizzie Lafferty...... 29 00 7-Grace Hospital, . Mrs. Ernest King... _.... . 27 00 7-Tor. General Hospital, Agnes Willie ...... 35 00 174 J~e 7-Tor. General Hospital, maint. Ha:rry Parker...... $ 7 00 7- '.'. '.'. :: Fred. l\Ioor~--················ 23 00 7- Veda Sinclair...... 59 00 7-Tor. Western Hospital, Henry Doe.. :...... -...... 270 00 7-City Treasurer, maint. Miss Graffev and ambulance.. 83 00 7-J. Deacon, groceries for Mr. Hamer...... 1 50 7-J. D. Cassie, groceries for Mrs. Clark...... 2 00 7_;._ J. Lovett, groceries for Mrs. Rose ...... 2 18 7-W. A. Mills, groceries for Mrs. Twist... ·~·-·-··················· 6 00 7-Harris Coal Co., coal for sundry persons...... 14 00 7-City Treasurer, maint. J as. Spooner and ambulance .. 77 00 7-Harris Coal Co., coal for sundry persons...... • 48 00 7-C. Bishoprick, groceries for Mrs. Galt...... 3 00 7-J. Deacon, groceries for Mr. K. Gamer...... 12 70 7-N. Ballard, groceries for Mr. Blackmore...... 1 52 7-St. Michael's Hospital, maint. Mrs. Jno. Boyle...... 29 00 21-Tor. General Hospital, " Annie Whitson ...... 36 00 21-Hos. for Sick Children, Nellie Key...... 16 00 21- " " Fred. Clarke...... 20 00 21-W. J. Ward, re burial (Scotty) Robinson ...... 10 00 21-Chas. Celin, groceries for Mrs. Flett...... 4 00 21-Tor. General Hospital, maint. Mary Horner..... _ ...... 5 00 21-J. A. Howe, groceries for Mrs. Scott...... :...... 5 00 21-R. P. Coulson, re charity for Mossop family ...... 10 00 21-Tor. General Hospital, maint. Priscilla Carter...... 61 00 21-King Edward Sanitarium, board of Sadie Coleman, Mrs. Nellie Hall, W. Mossop, Mrs. Mossop and Alb. Mossop ...... 186 00 21-Tor. General Hospital, maint. Geo. Darlison ...... 8 00 21- ' ' · " " late Ben. Thursfield ...... 2 00 21-Hos. for Sick Children, Mrs. Whitson ...... 11 00 21-Tor. Western Hospital, Emily Smith...... 21 00 21-Tor. General Hospital, Ernest Butler...... 29 00 21- " " Jno. MagilL ...... 14 00 July 5-Protestant Orphan's Home, maint. Hugh and Chas. Allison ...... 40 00 5-Grace Hospital, maint. Mrs. J. Aitkinson ...... 13 00 5-Wm. Speers, funeral of Robt. Lawrence...... 10 00 5-St. Michael's Hospital, maint. Mr. M. McLean ...... 10 00 5-Tor. General Hospital, " John Wells...... '...... 21 00 5-City Treasurer, Lucy and Hilda Armond 73 00 5-W. A. Mills, groceries, Mrs. Twist...... 8 00 5-Jno. M. Whiting, 1 bottle Beef, Iron & Wine, Mr. Swiss ...... 1 00 5-Tor. General Hospital, maint. Jessie Simpson ...... 21 00 5-Hos. for Sick Children " Lillie Beynon ...... 21 00 5-Tor. Western Hospital, R. Lawrence...... 21 00 5;-Hos. for Sick Children, Agnes Hinds...... 18 00 5-King Edward Sanitarium, " sundry persons...... 171 00 5-Tor. General Hospital, " Bertha Neave...... 88 00 5- " " Annie Willis ...... 17 00 5-Tor. Western Hospital, Nellie Miller...... 2 00 5- " " Annie Higham ...... 32 00 5- Helen Aldridge...... 14 00 5- Mrs. L. Voice ...... ~ .. 28 00 5- Mrs. A. Owen .... :...... 109 00 5- Ethel Smith...... 24 00 19-B. Anderson, charity for sundry persons...... 29 98 19-City Treasurer, maint. Richard Patton, antitoxine and ambulance...... 37 00 175 July 19-City Treasurer, maint. Herbert Myers, antitoxine and ambulance ____ ------·------s 58 00 19-Tor. Western Hospital, maint. Mrs. W_ SI?ith ______12 00 19-Tor. General Hospital, " Wm. Mernck. ______4 00 19- " " Dora Cole and ambul. 80 50 19- Ethel Schwab ______154 00 19- Mary Belfob ______15 00 19- Emma Anderson ______33 00 19- Chas Redfern ______50 00 19-King Edward Sanitarium, " Wm. Crawley ___ _ 5 00 19-Hos. for Sick Children, " Wm. Shay____ ------:------2 00 19- '.'. ;; Ar~h support f?r Wm. Titus 2 00 19- . mamt. Jno. Rivers ______35 00 19- " Kathleen Hammond ____ _ 25 00 19- Jno_ Mehan ______35 00 19-W. A. Mills, groceries for Mr. Twist ______4 00 Aug. 3-J. Hill, provisions for sundry persons------25 61 " 3-W. Speers, ambulance removal of sundry persons to hospital ______------9 00 3-W. J. Connor, goods supplied Mrs. Thompson ------··- 12 01 3-Grace Hospital, maint. Maud Farron ------58 00 3-Tor. Western Hospital, maint. Mrs. A. Willis ------29 00 3-Chas. Colin, provisions for Mr. Flit______2 52 3-King Edward Sanitarium, board for Sadie Colbome, Jennie Mounce and Mossop family _____ ------149 00 3-Hos.}or Sick C~ildren, m~~nt. Lillian Taylor______4 00 16- 1 John Rivers------21 00 16- John Dawe ______-l1 00 16- Leonard Mumford ______14 00 16-Tor. General Hospital, " Jessie Simpson______9 00 16-G. E. Coon, groceries for Mrs. Smith ------3 53 16-W. A. Mills, groceries for Mrs. Twist ______4 73 16-Colin Campbell, to assist Mrs. Crockett to England __ 32 00 16-J. A. Howe, goods to Mr. Redfern ______23 12 16-P. Gray, groceries to Mrs. Leach ______~- 10 00 Sept. 7-King Edward Sanitarium, maint. sundry persons ______170 00 " 7-Tor. General Hospital, maint. Jno. Ignazzio ______123 00 7- " " " Guissippi Chiofolo ______59 00 7- " " " Arthur Tupper______17 00 7- late David Smith ______149 00 7-Hos. for Sick Children, Jessie Mowbray ______1 i-1 15 7- " " Florence Timms______5 00 7- Francis Thompson ______1 00 7- Grace Russ ______i 00 7-Tor. Western Hospital, Mrs. Kerr______11 00 7- " " Sarah Henderson ______71 00 7- " " " H. Barker._. 13 00 7-G. E. Coon, groceries for l\Irs. Smith______···--·------__ 2 00 7-Geo. Vaughan, groceries for Mrs. Bowby, I'.Irs. Leach, ~ Mrs. CrowleY------··-·······-·····---··--·-·····-················- 35 45 ~-Ci~.Y Trea~1;1rer, ma~?t. ~ha~. failcox. ___ ·-·····-·· ...... 33 00 7= " E~ft\1;aBe1f:!t;_n_-_-.·.-···-··-···-··-··· 3i 00 20 00 7- " Herbert JI.Ivers ... ············-···· 58 00 7-Elfofd's Cash Grocery, groceries for 1lrs. Rogers ...... 6 00 20-J. J. Burns, groceries for Mrs. Spicer ·--··-··-····--·········· 6 00 20-Tor. Western Hospital, maint. H. L. Sumax 62 00 ~t= " " " Alfred Cash .... :::::::::: ..... 11 00 Mrs. Moyle and baby.. 34 50 20- . . Miss Mary 11. Bentley 9 00 20-Hos. for Sick Children, Wilfred Hunsberger .... 11 00 176 Sept.20-Tor. Western Hospital, maint. late Geo. Holmes -···· $ 11 00 " 20- " - " " Mrs. Helen Smith ···-··· 125 00 20-Hos.}or Sick ~?ildren, " Max ~au1:1ders .. ·-··········· 22 00 20- Connie Fisher...... 17 00 20- Robert Lougheed...... 52 00 20-Tor. Western Hospital, Pauline Tyley...... 14 00 20-R. Gray, groceries for Mrs. Leach ...... _...... 8 00 Oct. 4-J. D. Cassie, groceries for Mrs. Martin ...... 4 00 " 4-Wm. Speers, burial of Grace Ross and Mrs. Potts...... 17 00 4-St. Michaers Hospital, maint. late Mrs. Craik...... 7 00 4-Hos. for Sick Children, " Robert Lougheed ...... 10 00 4- " " Dorothy Wood ...... 17 00 4-King Edward Sanitarium, " sundry persons...... 195 00 4-Tor. Gen.era! Hospital, " Theodore Markham... . 63 00 4-Hos. for Sick Children, John Flack...... 8 00 4- " " Herbert Glanfield ..·-····· 33 00 4-J. Spencer, groceries for Mrs. Templemen ...... ·-········-·· 12 28 4-J.· A. Howe, groceries for Mrs. Redfern...... 22 84 4-Mrs. Mackintosh, groceries for Mrs. Seale...... 9 00 4-Elford Cash Grocery, groceries for Mrs. Rogers ...... 6 00 4-St. Michael's Hospital, maint. Mrs. Lamantin ...... 17 00 4-W. Burgess, expenses re Allison children ...... 25 00 18-Wm. Murray, groceries for sundry persons...... 14 00 18-J. J. Burns, groceries for Mrs. Spicer...... 12 00 18-Wm. Speers, ambulance service sundry persons ...... 12 00 18-Wm. Speers, ambulance service sundry persons...... 6 00 18-Tor. Western Hospital, maint. W. Thompson ...... 18 00 18-Wm. Speers, ambulance hire re Cockwell family ...... 9 00 18-Tor. Western Hospital, maint. Baby Potts ...... 27 00 18- " " " late Mrs. J. Potts.. ·-··--- 1 00 18-Hos. for Sick Children, Helen Walton ...... 5 00 18- '' '' James Bowman...... 9 00 18-King Edward Sanitarium, " Wm. Crawley...... _. 18 00 18- " " " Agnes and D. Hind...... 22 00 18- Mrs. Jno. Scott...... 47 50 18-Tor. General Hospital, Thos. Moore...... 20 00 18- " " late Lily Harrison...... 2 00 " 18-Mrs. R. Gray, groceries for Mrs. Leach...... 8 00 Nov. 1-Mrs. Mackintosh, groceries for Mrs. Seale...... 12 00 " 1-J. J. Burns, groceries for Mrs. Spicer...... 9 00 l-Fairbank .Lumber Co., coal for Mrs. Murray and Mr. 0 1 Brien ...... 6 10 1-Mrs. R. Gray, groceries for Mrs. Leach ...... 6 00 1-King Edward Sanitarium, maint. sundry persons ...... 248 70 1-Tor. Western Hospital, maint. Mrs. Annie Nite ...... 17 00 1-Grace Hospital, " Allan Carlisle ...... 23 00 1-St. Michael's Hospital, Mrs. Oster ...... 16 00 1- " " Mrs. A. Poole ...... 16 00 1-Hos. for Sick Children, Eileen Godfrey...... 7 00 1- " " Edith Bloor ...... 61 00 1- Walter Baker...... 11 00 1- Jessie Brown ...... : ...... 11 00 1- Wm. Thompson ...... 42 00 1- May Speight ...... 44·00 1- Vernon Mitchell...... 33 00 1-Tor. General Hospital, Herbert Caunce ...... 16 00 1- " " Jno. Angus ...... 65 00 1- Alfred Scholes ...... 35 00 1-J. Hill, groceries for Mrs. Russell...... 22 97 1-N. Ballard, groceries for Geo. Froud ...... 5 00 1-A. F. Binnington, groceries for Mrs. Murray...... 1 64 177 Nov. 1-A. Watt, milk tickets, Mrs. Murray··············-···-········-·· $ so " 18-J. A. Howe, groceries for Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Redfern 18 52 " 18-A. J. Moses, coal for Mrs. Book ...... S 65 18-F. E. Hoffiand, groceries for Mrs. Cherry...... 96 18-Frank Boyce, supplies for Mrs. ~urke...... 10 71 18-Protestant Orphans' Home, mamt. Hugh and Chas. Allison ...... 20 00 18-Tor. Western Hospital, maint. Beatrice Cockwell ...... 42 00 18- " " " Ernest Cockwell...... 43 00 18- Miss L. CockwelL...... 44 00 18- Mrs. Sarah CockwelL.. 40 00 18- Emily Cockw~lL ...... 35 00 18- John Leach ...... 10 00 18- Ed. Rogers...... 40 00 18- Mrs. Helen Smith ...... 46 00 1-Hos. for Sick Children, Wm. Giles...... 20 00 1- " " Ernest Glenn.----··-····· 23 00 1- Bertha Day._ ...... · 6 00 1- Jno. Webber...... 28 00 1- J as. Bowman..... ---······· 103 00 1- R. Young...... ·--·-····'······· 9 00 1- Chas. Price...... 14 00 1-City Treasurer, maint. Nellie Ashdown and antitoxine so 00 1-City Treasurer, maint. Austin Grainger.. ·----·-···-·········-- 39 00 1-Grace Hospital, maint. Wm. Dawe...... , .. . 23 00 1-Grace Hospital, maint. Leonard Gifford ...... -----·-······:·· 28 00 1-Queen Alexandra Sanitarium, maint. H. Hinds...... 31 00 1-Tor. General Hospital, maint. Louise Wenman·-·······-- 33 00 1- " " " Chas. Redfern ... ----····--· 13 00 1- Thos. Beardwood·--·-··-- 138 00 1- Alfred Scholes...... 30 00 1-J. Macdonald, groceries for Mrs. Oborn ...... 2 00 1-City Dairy Co., milk tickets for Mrs. Burt...... 1 00 1-Grenadier Ice & Coal Co., coal for Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Donaldson ...... 8 00 Dec. 7-D. Drummond, coal for Mrs. Smart...... 6 00 7-Mrs. Mackintosh, provisions for Mrs. Seale...... 12 00 7-J. Spencer, goods for Mrs. Rowe ...... 3 87 7-A. Walker, groceries for Mrs. Morton ...... 4 00 7-W. Curtis, groceries for Mrs. Williams...... 3 00 7-Dr. W. Gordon McCormack, professional services, re Mrs. Crompton..... ·---·----·····················-----·---··--··--········ 5 25 7-R. Gray, groceries for I\lrs. Leach ...... 8 00 7-P. Burns, coal, per Father Cline.··-----··-----·····------·----···· 3 90 7-Nelson Werrin, groceries for Mrs. Murray.... ------··········· 2 28 7-A. F. Bennington, groceries for Mrs. Murray·--··········· 4 51 7-Wm. Speers, ambulance for Mrs. Silverthorne and 6 00 7-A. E~W~:.~~~eries for ·w. -Dowe...... 2 00 7-A. Walker, groceries for Mr~. Norton ...... 2 03 7-Mrs. Murray, groceries for Mrs. Clensworth .. ·-·-···- .... . 4 00 7-A. Warren, coal for Mrs. Cherry.... -...... 2 10 7-King Edward Sanitarium, board of sundry patients... . 254 29 7-Tor. General Hospital, maint. Geo. Silverthorne.. _...... 24 00 85 00 ~= " " " i~~ ir!t~.~.~~~::::::::::::::: 14 00 ~-St. 11ichael's Hospital, J. Burke..... ·-··················· 45 00 -T?r. Western Hospital, H. Spanton...... 56 00 7-Kmg Edward Sanitarium, " Ed. Rogers...... 8 00 7-Hos. for Sick Children, " Doris Read 20 00 7- '' '' Jos. Ovens.:_·_-_:::::::_·_·_·.·:::::: 24 00 178 Dec. 7-Hos. for Sick Children, maint. Olive Clayton ...... S 180 00 " 7-Medical Health Dept., " Hilda M. Rowe...... 80 00 7- " " " Katie Rowe...... 55 00 7-London Health Assoc., Hilda Hinds...... 30 00 7-Grace Hospital, Maud Farron.... ·--········· 14 00 7- " " Walter Hart...... 14 00 7- " J. Weedon ...... 7 00 7-St. John's Hospital, " Mrs. Francis Jones...... 60 00 15-Hadden's Grocery, groceries for Mrs. Shorter...... 8 00 15-A. F. Bennington, groceries for Mrs. Murray...... 4 75 15-A. J. Moses, coal for sundry persons ...... 10 00 15-J. D. Liggett, provisions for Mrs. Rodgers...... 6 00 15-R. Jones, provisions for Mrs. Miller...... 5 20 15-Wm. Speers, ambulance for Jos. Cause to General Hospital...... 3 00 15-Hos. for Sick Children, maint. Elsie Lawrence...... 7 00 15-Tor. General Hospital, " Jos. Cause...... 6 00 15-S. Michael's Hospital, Mrs. M. Silverthorne... . 12 00 15-R. Anderson, provisions for sundry persons.. ·-··············· 33 00 " 30-Smith's Grocery, groceries for Mrs. Rogers...... 2 00 " 30-J as. Hansford, groceries for Mrs. Homer...... 3 98 " 30-M. Mackintosh, groceries for Mrs. Seale...... 12 00 " 30-J. Spencer, charity for Mrs. Scott...... 5 07 $13,866 00 COUNTY OF YORK. Jan. 23-J. K. McDonald, County Treasurer, Tax 1914 ...... $33,041 33 Dec 30-J. K. McDonald, County Treasurer, on acc. Tax 1915 25,740 00 $58,781 33 BILLS PAYABLE. Dec. 6-Note No. 1, paid ...... $10,000 00 " 6- " 2 " ...... 10,000 00 6- If 3: ...... ,...... 10,000 00 8- '' 4, '' ...... 10,000 00 8- ,, 5 '' ······························································ 10,000 00 8- If 6: ...... 10,000 00 8- 7, ······························································ 10,000 00 8- '' 8, ······························································ 10,000 00 11- If 9, ······························································ 10,000 00 11- If " 10 ······························································ 10,000 00 11- If 11' '' ······························································ 10,000 00 11- " " 12' ······························································ 10,000 00 11- " " 13' ······························································ 10,000 00 11- " " 14: " ······························································ 10 000 00 $140,000 00 BANK -INTEREST. Jan. 28-0verdraft ...... , ...... $ 16 10 Feb. 28- '' ...... 128 80 Mar. 31- and notes...... , ...... 222 20 Apr. 30- ...... 216 03 May 31- ...... · ...... · .. : ...... ·.. 210 89 291 05 June 30- ;, .. 0 July 31- 423 94 Aug. 31- 462'45 Sept. 30- 518 95 0ct. 29- 607 50 179 1915. BANK INTEREST. Nov 29-0verdraft and notes------··------·-··--·-·-··------$ 752 20 Dec 14-Notes ...... ·-·····-·············-···-·······--·----·--·-·-····-············-········ 200 80 $4,050 91 BOARD OF HEALTH. Jan. 11-N. Bradbury, constable re smallpox case... ·-·······---····---$ 6 75 '' 11-W. J. Baillie, collecting garbage Oakwood, Earlscourt and Fairbank Districts.-----·-····-·-····-·-····---·-········--··--- 132 00 11-Frank :N o.ods, collecting garbage Spadina and Walmer D1stncts...... ----·--·····-·--··-·-·--·------···:·---··--··--··-··-·-·--····--- 25 10 21-Treasurer, P.S., items re Wm. Skinner and N Brad- berry .... ·-·-·····-----·-··--··--······---····-··--·-··-··-·-·---·······--·-·····-· 28 13 26-Treasurer, P.S., for work.·-·---···--·-·--·-·-·········---·-····------·--· 133 88 Feb. 1-Treasurer, P.S., for w.ork._··-·---··--··---··-··········--··--·---·-······· 162 38 '' 1-Wm. McKenzie, supplies...... ·-···-······························ 5 30 2-E. May, labor·--··-····-··---·---·------·-·------·-·-··-··-···---· 13 50 2-Sam Hill, labor·---··------··-·---·------·--·------··--·---····------··----- 6 75 15-Frank _W~ods, collecting garbage, Spadina and Walmer Distncts______·--·------·--·----··---·--·---·---·-···-·------···--·--·-·- 27 50 15-W. J. Baillie, collecting garbage, Oakwood, Earlscourt and Fairbank Districts--··-·-·---···-·------·----·------·-· 126 50 15-A. N. Taylor, collecting garbage, Wychwood District__ 55 00 15-Treasurer, P.S., watchman, re smallpox cases·--···--···-···· 404 56 15-Dr. C. Warren, vacine and formalin·------··-···--···------· 36 00 15-City Treasurer, ~ain_tenance Henderson and ambul- ance and antitoxme._ ... _____ ··--·---·············-·--·--·----········· 106 00 Mar. 1-J. T. Isbell, supplies, smallpox cases···········-··--·---·--··-·--· 29 37 " 1-J. T. Isbell, " " " ······-···-··--····----··-···--· 25 00 1-J. A. Howe, ··--·--··-··--········-·-·-·--·· 39 01 1-J. A. Howe, ·····--······-····-···-·--·····- 24 37 1-Mrs. Mackintosh, ··----·-··---·--·-··--···-····-- 16 79 1-J. A. Howe, " ·······-···-··-··-············-- 14 61 1-Art. Road, ···---·-···-·-····--·-·-········ 41 96 1-Dr. C. Cameron, disinfectant, re smallpox cases ______11 so 1-Mrs. Macintosh, supplies, smallpox cases---·-················· 21 66 1-W. H. Pyke, " " " ·-··-···-···········-- 40 60 1-J. T. Isbell, ·--··--·····-········· 4 85 1-W. H. Hibbitt, ··-··················· 46 95 1-F. H. Chandler, ...... 2 27 1-F. Pomeroy, milk, re smallpox cases .... _...... 2 48 1-F. W. Tucker, supplies, smallpox cases...... 2 04 1-T. Pomeroy, " " " ······-···-······-··-····· 2 08 1-C. J. Bodley, -·-·-········-·---·-----·· 3 24 1-Linden Dairy, ·-······--·--···-·----·-·· 2 74 1-F. W. Tucker, ·····················--··- 3 47 1-J. Spencer, ··············--··-··--··- 2 00 1-Treasurer, P.S., ············-·-··········· 206 25 15-Treasurer, P.S., ·-·-·-··--··-···--···----· 90 00 15-City Treasurer, maintenance Chas. Diamond and antitoxine·-··---····-··-·--·····-----·-·-··-·-···-···-···------··------····· 39 00 15-Harris Coal Co., coal, re smallpox cases_···----····-·--·-······· 19 25 15-Mrs. Maynard, supplies, smallpox cases...... ·-··-··-··---···-· 12 32 15-J. Crouch, provisions for Mrs. Miller__···-·-····--·····-···-··--· 15 62 15-Geo. Pauling, oil for Aitcheson.·-···-·-·····-······---······-·····--·· . 80 15-Frank Barber, re Board of Health investigation 24 00 15-Lewis Brown, bread_·····-·-··-·-··---·-··----·········-···-·······:::::::::::: 11 72 15-Frank Woods, collecting garbage ______······--····--·-·········-·· 52 50 180 Mar.15-W. J. Baillie, collecting garbage Oakwood, Earlscourt and Fairbank Districts_···-·-···-·······-···--··-···-···········-··· $ 107 25 ~pr. 6-J. 0. Howe, provisions, re smallpox cases_·············--··-··· 22 05 6-Lewis Brown, bread, smallpox cases·---·········-·------······ 2 96 6-W. H. Pyke, grocerieio, smallpox cases·-···-·------·--·--· 52 35 6-W. H. Hibbitt, groceries, sundry persons ______------···· 13 55 6-W. H. Hibbitt, groceries, charity______20 05 6-Dr. Frank Scott, professional services re smallpox cases-----·-·-···------·------······-····--·····------175 00 6-Dr. C. A. Warren, disinfectant re smallpox cases ______32 55 6-W. ]. Baillie, collecting garbage, Oakwood Earlscourt and Fairbank Districts__ ·------·-···-·-····--···-·-·-···········-··· 148 50 9-Dr. C. A. Warren, M.H.O., salary for quarter______~ 25 00 ~ay 3-G. H. Moses, S.I., extra services, re smallpox _____ ··-·--···· 25 00 3-Frank Woods, collecting garbage_·········-···-········-······-----··· 57 50 3-W. ]. Bai11ie, collecting garbage re Oakwood, Earls- court and Fairbank Districts------··········--·······-·····-·-· 1-13 00 3-Geo. H. Moses, S.I., gratuity.... ------····----·····-······------50 00 3-A. Robertson, sanitary police, smallpox cases.. ·-·--······· 4 50 3-W. Smith, sanitary police, smallpox cases...... 4 50 3-A. W. Taylor, collecting garbage... ·-···-···-·-·-····-··········-···-· 70 00 3-Frank Woods, collecting garbage.. ·-············-········-·-········· 59 75 J~e 7-W. J. Baillie, collecting garbage·--·-···-·····-····-··············-·-· 137 50 7-Frank Woods, collecting garbage_·-·--··-·-···-··-··-···-·······--·-·· 51 so 7-Wm. Boyden, burying horse...... -----·--············------·····- 3 00 J~y 5-Dr. C. A. Warren, attendance re smallpox epidemic...... 100 00 5-H. H. Balfour, antitoxine for Baby Silverthorne...... __ _ 9 50 5-Frank Woods, collecting garbage·--····-··--·······-········-····- so so 5-W. ]. Baillie, collecting garbage·-·--··--·-·······-···-··········--· 143 00 5-A. N. Taylor, collecting garbage_·····-···-····-·····-··--····-···-··· 126 50 19-Geo. H. Moses, 6 months salary as S.L...... _. ______75 00 19-Jas. E. McMullen, 6 months salary as S.I.. ______75 00 Aug 11-Dr. C. A. Warren, M.H.O., salary for quarter to June 30th 1915 ______· ······-······-·-·············-·········------· 25 00 Sept. 7-W. J. Baillie, collecting garbage ------·-···-···-···-··· 148 50 41 10 " ~=;~:~t :~~~!: " " :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 45 30 7-A. N. Taylor, --·---··-···········--···--·····-··· 77 00 7-W. J. Baillie, ······-··-·····-···-··-··----······- 132 00 Oct. 4-Frank Woods, -·-·-···-··············-··--····---· 47 40 Oct. 4-W. J. Baillie, ··-···-····-··········-···------· 143 00 18-Prov. Board of Health, rabies treatment for Elma Lasten and Leonard Wattenbury_···-···-·····--······-····· 40 00 18-London Health Assn., Maintenance Hilda Hinds______15 00 Nov. 1-Frank Woods, collecting garbage.. , ... ,-·····--·-·-··········--·-····- 47 40 " 1-A. N. Taylor, collecting garbage.. ·-········-···---················-·· 93 00 1-W. J. Baillie, collecting garbage .... ---······-····-·-·····-·····--·-··· 143 00 Dec. 7-David Smith Engraving & Litho. Co., 1,000 dodgers __ 4 75 " 7-Wm. Baillie, collecting garbage ...... 140 25 7-Frank Woods, collecting garbage·-··-··········----·····,··--······- 55 00 7-Jas. E. McMullen, S.I., disbursements, re slabs, bury- ing horse, labor draining lot on E~rlsdale A venue __ 5 15 15-Dr. C. A. Warren, attendance and mileage----···-···-······ 27 so 15-T. Griffith Reeve, " " -····-·--·····-··· 33 00 15-Jno. F. Watson, -···········-·-··· 33 00 15-W. A. Clarke, -····-··-···-····· 30 00 " 21-Dr. C. A. Warren, 6 months salary as M.H.O .. _... ---·-· 50 00 30-Jas. E. McMullen, 6 months salary as S.I.._ ...... 75 00 30-Geo. H. Moses, 6 months salary as S.I.. ... ·-·······-···--··-··· 75 00 $5,389 16 181 GENERAL MUNICIPAL EXPENSE. 16 50 Jan. 11-Bell Telephone Co., service M. 430 and calls___ ...... $ " 11-Bell .Telephone Co., services P. 4288 and calls...... 8 76 1 25 1 00 .. il~;E!nt:7.~f i~1i1i~f~~-:==::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 4 00 l~Treasurer Woodbridge Fair Grant...... 50 00 14-Treasurer: Weston York and Etobicoke Agricultural Assn. Grant...... 100 00 A. Clarke, registrations to December 31, 1914·--··· 75 80 31-W. 4 20 F,E]b· 11=~:~~rtf;b~s;e~t;f~~ ~}a;[p;~:.·.·.·.~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 494 49 6 00 15-Toronto .Sanitary Towel, rent of towels·-······················· Springs, office water supply.. ·-··-······················· 2 25 15-Mineral 80 15-E. E. Crosby & Son, hardware and repairs.. ·-··············· 15-Might Directories, Ltd., 1915 directory...... 10 00 Mar. 1-Municipal World, 6 subscriptions...... 5 00 " 15-Frank Bai;-ber, re maps...... 160 60 15-Maher's,:live.ry, carriages for council...... 12 00 15-0ntario Good Roads Association, fee ...... 5 00 15-Treasurer, Don Public Library Grant·-········-················· 25 00 Apr. 6-Frank Barbei;-, re maps ...... ,. 441 06 " 6-Frank Barber, re maps...... 452 07 6-Frank Barber, re maps...... 49 94 6-J. C. Irwin, Secretary-Treasurer. Weston Fire Brigade for services on March 29th, 1915 ...... 25 00 6-Bell Telephone Co., services and calls ...... 9 11 6-Bell Telephone Co., services and calls...... 16 50 19-Miss A. Locke, curtain and rod for map cupboard ...... 2 15 19-A. & T. Fisher, building map rack and repairing drawer...... 6 15 re Elliott St. 29-Treasurer1 Tax 1914, Corporation share, Sidewalk, L.I ...... ~ ...... 111 83 29-Treasurer, Tax 1914, Corporation share, re Baby Point Sidewi;i.lk, L.I ...... 32 29 29-Treasurer, Tax 1914, Corporation share, re Frederica St. sewer, L.I ...... 2 97 29-Treasurer, Tax 1914, Corpoiation share re Wychwood Ave. sewer, L.I...... ' ...... 40 55 Apr. 19-Burroughes Adding Machine Co., 1 adding machine... . 347 90 May 3-W. A. Clarke, registrations to March-31, 1915 ..·--······· 85 00 " 3-Mineral Springs, Ltd., water supply...... 2 25 3-Frank Barber, re maps ...... 257 53 3-B. W. Miller, wreath...... 12 00 J~ne 1-Treasurer, Lambton Rifle Club, grant...... 25 00. 1-W. H. Wisdom, repairing electric bell and batteries...... 1 25 1-J. J. Little, stamp for Mr. Snider...... 5 00 50 1 .. ·.~·.·:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 89.. 36 =~~~~ri~b~r;,s;/::t~~~~.~~.~.~~ 24 43 J~ly i= ~~~Jt~)rt~~~ r~~a~esi:"ices ..... ~·.·_-_-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 204 10 19-W. A. Clarke, registrations...... 77 80 19-Mineral Springs, Ltd., water for office.-...... 1 50 Aug 16-Frank Barber, services, re maps...... 97 20 Sept. 7-Toronto Sanitary Towel Supply, supply from Feb. 1st 6 00 2 00 78 49 Oct. E~~?i;~;f~~~;~Ulf ~tt:;::: :;;::::;::::::::: 78 45 4-Burroughes Adding Machine Co., 1 visible hood._ ...... 75 182 Oct. 4-Bell Telephone Co., Ltd., service calls...... $ 24 90 " 7-W. A. Clarke, registrations to Sept. 30, 1915 ...... 78 80 7-Mineral Springs, Ltd., water supply·---·············--············ 2 50 7-Mahers Livery, cab hire re Syme funeral ...... 15 00 7-Cranston Novelty & Adv. Co., 500 buttons, re Trafal- gar Day...... 12 00 7-P. W. Ellis, 2 meda~s, e~graving and cases for same, re entrance exammatlons...... ,n 50 Nov. 1-Thos. Griffith, selecting jurors ...... 6 00 " 1-Chas. Macdonald, " " ...... 3 25 · 1-Jno. Lownsbrough, " ...... 3 75 1-Geo. R. Goulding, " ...... 3 75 1-Jno. J. McBeth, " ...... 3 25 1-Frank Barber, re maps ...... 121 25 15-B. W. Miller, wreath ...... 12 00 15-B. Cairns, stamps.... ··········-····-·--··--·-····················-······-······· 1 95 · 15-C. H. Macdonald, serving notices, re Voters' List...... 22 20 Dec. 7-Bernard Cairns, stamps...... 3 00 " 7-Bell Telephone Co., service...... ·-·························-········· 2 .31 7-W. A. Clarke, services, re Voters' List, 1915 ..... _ ...... 77 48 7-Unit~d Typewriter Co., 1 ribbon...... 1 00 14-James Muirhead, fence viewer...... -···············-················· 2 00 14-Andrew Grant, fence viewer.... ·-··················-···--··············· 2 00 14-J. E. Elliott, fence viewer...... • 2 00 15-Frank Barber, re maps...... 258 12 " 30-Treasurer Runneymede, Public Library Grant.... ·-······- 25 00 15-Frank Barber, re maps...... 146 52 15-Frank Barber, re maps ...... 78 84 15-Frank Barber, re Mt. Dennis map ...... 20 00 15-Treasurer York Township, Bank Exchange and other expenses·-·······················--··········································-- 7 48 $4,537 63 DUPLICATE PAYMENTS. Jan. 11-S. N. Francis, Lot 481, Plan M. 109, 1909 Taxes...... $ . 1 58 Feb. 5-Geo. Baskerville, Lot 571, Plan 1442, 1914 Taxes...... 6 53 " 13-Alfred Smith, Lot 122, Plan 1813, 1914 Taxes...... 3 24 18-A. Gange, Lot 274, Plan 1813, 1914 Taxes...... 2 43 " 22-Suydam Realty Co., Lot 51, Plan M. 352, 1914 Taxes.. 5 18 Mar.15-E. T. Lightbourn, Lot 106, Plan 1687, 1913 Taxes...... 2 99 Apr. 1-J. McBeth, Spt. 3, Plan 1322, 1914 Taxes...... 5 31 " 17-E. S. Lusty, S. 5' of 65, Plan 1351, 1914 Taxes...... 1 78 19-J. D. Brook, Lot 455, Plan 1896, 1914 Taxes...... 2 84 29-Chas. Plow,.Lot 71, Plan 1687, 1913 Taxes...... 3 28 May 13-J. E. Parsons, Lot 5, Plan 1636, 1914 Taxes.. ·-·········--- 3 62 June 5-Miss Mary E. Barron, S. :U of 9, Plan 1632, 1912 Taxes. 3 54 " 7-Urquhart & Co., Lot 103, Plan 1322, 1914 Taxes ...... 7 08 " 22-Goodman & Galbraith, Lot 80, Plan 1530, 1914 Taxes.. 8 25 " 30-Jas. Muldowney, Lot 28, Plan 1531, 1912-13 Taxes...... 7 05 Sept. 3-0liver Reid & Co., Lot 21, Plan 1769, 1912-13 Taxes.. 2 29 " 20-H. E. Stillwell, Treasurer, Can. Baptist Mission Bd., E. :U 9 Plan M. 316, 1912-13 Taxes...... 2 66 Oct. 7-Toronto General Trusts, 49 and 54, Plan 1666, 1914 Taxes...... 4 50 Nov. 2-Mrs. Eleanor Handley, Lot 16, Plan 1565, 1912-13 Taxes...... 8 43 2-Toronto General Trust, Lot 50, Plan 1666, 1912-13 Taxes...... ·...... 2 25 5-Mrs. Laura Senior, S. :U 53, Plan 1351, 1912-13 Taxes.. 3 03 Dec. 3-Miss Amelia Spence, Lot 11, Plan 1611, 1914 Taxes.... 2 84 183 Dec. 13-J. L. Lockhart, 33 ft. of Lot 55, Blk. H., Pt. 53, all 54, Plan 615 ______$ 23 35 30-F. Dunster, Lot 418, Plan 1790 ______------·------68 $ 11-1 73 REBATES. Mar.17-0. R. Macklin, rebate on Lots, re Kirkpatrick Estate____ $ 70 35 Dec 28-Jos. Dart, rebate Lots 6 7-8, Plan M. 39 ______-----·---· 5 28 " 28-J. Mason, rebate Lots 1-24, Plan 1997 ______·-·------·---·---·---. 3 02 Aug 16-Swansea Baptist Church, r~bate 1912 Taxes·-··---·--·--::._~ $ 90 00 RENT AND LIGHT. J~n- 11-Tor~nto ElE;~tric LighA Co., 12 Tungst~n lights._ __ ·----·-$ 3 60 11- office service·---·-·----·········-- 4 57 11-Toronto Suburban Ry. Co., lighting Locust Ave ___ ··-·· 12 00 Feb. 1-Toronto Electric Light Co., office service..... ·-····-·-····---· 3 84 " 4-Canadian Bank of Commerce, rent of offices, quarter__ ._ 200 00 Mar. 1-Tor~nto El<;;tric Ligh~ Co., office serv~ce __ ··-·········-······· 2 41 1 1 34 ~:;, 6- ~:~: ::~~~::::::::::::::::::::::: 1 31 " -Canadian Bank of Commerce, rent, quarter·--····------200 00 June 7-Toronto Electric Light Co., office service---··---·-·--·--·-··-- 1 76 July 5- '' '' '' '' ·--··--·-···--···-···· 1 81 Aug. 3- ··-···-···-·------1 64 Sept. 7------·------1 64 " 7-Weston Water, Power & Light Co., lights on Button- wood Ave., Weston Road, 5th Ave., Dension Ave. Back and Dufferin Streets______94 00 8-Canadian Bank of Commerce, rent of office to July 31st, 1915------·----·-----·--···-··--·-·------200 00 0ct. 4-Toronto Electric Light Co., office service______1 40 Nov. 1- " " " " 1 31 30-Canadian Bank of Commerce, rent to Oct. 31st, 191 S___ _ 200 00 Dec. 7-Toronto Electric Light Co., office service ______2 98 " 7-Weston Water, Power &- Light Commission, street lights------·------94 00 $1,029 61 SEWER RENTAL. July 5-C~ty Treasurer, rental, re Oakwood and Arlington Ave $ 336 71 Oct. 18-City Treasurer, Sunday sewer rentals, re Russell Hill Road, Oakwood, Ravensden, Arlington, and Kennedy Aves_·-··------·---·---·-···-··--· 903 86 Oct. 18-City Treasurer, re sewer rental, Oakwood and Bar- rington Avenues_·-···-·-·------·----··--·-· 1 477 44 Dec. 7-City Treasurer, sundry sewer rentals, Kenwood Ave. sewer to October 21st_·-----·------·------·-····------240 00 7-City Treasurer, Earlscourt and Homewood Avenues sewer___ ·-··-·------··------·------·······----·--·- 288 02 $ 3,246 03 . 1915. ELECTION EXPENSES. Jan. 11-W. A. Clarke, disbursements, re election ______·-·---··---$ 2 75 : ' 11-The Municipal World, poll books.. ·------·------···----- 41 25 ' 11-D. Aitchison, delivering ballot boxes____ ·------·--·---- 9 00 11-Andrew Watt, delivering ballot boxes __ ···-----·------·-·- 10 00 184 Jan. 1 i-HiJl Printing Co., printing ______$ 57 60 " 11-Jno. T. Wilson, making ballot boxes _____ ------9 00 " 11-W. Lowry D. R. 0. ------···-···········--· 6 00 11-Jno. Whitaker, --·-····-.-··············-··········---- 6 00 11-Thos. Humberstone, -·--····---·-··------··-·--·········--· 6 00 11-W. Wallace, ------·------············---· 6 00 11-J. H. Snider, ·------······---···········------· 6 00 11-J. W. Smithson, ····-·-·-·······-········-··--·------6 00 11-Frank Carruthers, ·······--········--·-···········--·----- 6 00 11-Geo. Piggott, -·-··------·--·-·------···------6 00 11-A. Watt, ··················------·····--······-·· 6 00 11-Chas. Fitzpatrick, ····------···--·-----·--·--···---·---- 6 00 11-Jas. McGee, ---··-··-·-----·····----······-·-·-····· 6 00 11-Thos. Constable, ------·--········-····-··-·······--··- 6 00 11-Thos. W. Brown, -··-·-··--·-········----····--·-··-··-·- 6 00 11-Jas. McMullen, ··----···-····-···----··-····---·-··-··· 6 00 11-Geo. Hadlow, ··-·-·-·-·-····-·····-·-·········-···-·· 6 00 11-R. French, ····-···-·-·····--·-···-··------·-·--· 6 00 11-Jas. Ashman, ···-····-··---·--·-·-···-··-·-·--····--· 6 00 11-Zack Coe, ··--·-·--··-·········-·····--·-·-···-··· 6 00 11-Chas. Lennox, -----······---··-······---·---··-··-··-- 6 00 11-W. Jarvis, ··-----·------··--········--·-··· 6 00 11-J. C. Strader, ·········--·------·-··------······ 6 00 11-Jno. W. Badam, -·-···------·-······-·-···-···-··-- 6 00 11-Geo. Hisey, ------········--·-·-···-·--·-··--·-·-· 6 00 11-W. McQueen, --·-···------·------····--····-· 6 00 11-J. C. Bull, ·----··-············----···-·····-···--· 6 00 11-Alf. Smith, -·····-····-······--·-·-······-·····-··· 6 00 11-Harry Wells, ··················-···-····-··---··-·-·- 6 00 11-Henry Elliott, P. C. ··-····-·-·-···-···········-···-···-········--··-· 2 00 11-Jno. Boueock, ····--·-··-·-···---····-·-··--·-----·····--······· 2 00 11-Bert. Heslop, ·---···-··------·-······--··--·-··-·······-·-···-· 2 00 11-Samuel Buchana, ·-········-·--·--···-··------··-·······--······--· 2 00 11-W. H. Rowntree, -···-···-·····--····-·-·--····-···-··········-···· 2 00 11-J. Carruthers, ·······-·····-··--··--···--···--····--····-·-----· 2 00 11-Jos. Marshall, ······-····------·--····-···--··-····------· 2 00 11-W. Deacoff, ·---··-···------·-·····-··-······--·-··· 2 00 11-R. B. Smith, ------·------······------2 00 " . 11-J. c_ Hunter, -····-·---···-··-····-···--·--·----- 2 00 11-H. F. Taylor, ----·--···-·--··--·-·· ----·········------2 00 11-Jno. Payne, ··----·------__ ----·· -···-·--···-···-·-··- 2 00 11-A. Simmons,. ------·-··-·------····· 2 00 11-Mark Linton, ------···-···------2 00 11-W. Dever, ---···--··--·------·-···-········-···-·· 2 00 11-E. W. Switzer, ----·-····------··-···-·-·········-·-···-----···-- 2 00 11-R. Corbett, ------··· -······-··------·······-·--···- 2 00 11-A. Ashman, -···-··-·----······-··········--··-····-·-·--·-··· 2 00 11-Elgin Mundy, ··-···------·····-····-··-········-······--······ 2 00 11-W. Moses, ------···-··-·········-···------······--····· 2 00 11-H. Tolfree, ····--··----·-·--···------·-··-···-··-······ 2 00 11-J. R. Wilcox, Jr., --····------·-··------········------2 00 11..:._ Thos. Maltby, ------······---···------········-·------···---· 2 00 11-Albert Bartlett, ------·--···-·-··-··------·-·-····---·-···---·-· 2 00 11-W. 0. Proctor, ------·-··-·------········-···-·······-·---··· 2 00 11-Nelson Boylen, -----·------···-···········-·-···· 2 00 11-H. Book, ------·------··------···----·····-·-······- 2 00 11-Fred. Holmes, ---·-···------·--····-···-···-·······--· 2 00 11-Mrs. Summers, rent P.B·-----··-·····------·--··········--·····- 4 00 11-Wm. Gooderham, rent P.B ..... ---·-······-··················-···-···-··· 4 00 11-Jno. McDonald, D. R. 0. ···-····-··-·--·-··-··························· 6 00 ll~Jno. McKenzie, rent P.B. ·········-·····-···· 4 00 185 Jan. 11-Treasurer, Forester's Hall, rent.. P.B...... $ 4 00 " 11-Treasurer, Home Circle, ...... 4 00 " 11-Postmaster, Downsview, ...... 4 00 11-John Brown, ...... 4 00 11-A. Watt, ...... 4 00 11-Mr. Mowat, ...... 4 00 11-R. Milne, V.S., ...... 4 00 11-Mr. Hewitt, ...... 4 00 11-Jno. Thompson, ...... 4 00 11-Treasurer, St. Andrew's Hall, ...... 4 00 11-Geo. Swanson, ...... 4 00 11-A. Taylor, ...... 4 00 11-Geo. Aver, ...... 4 00 11-Mrs. Milne, ...... 4 00 11-Chas. Lavell, ...... 4 00 11-Zack Goe, ...... 4 00 11-Jno. Tanner, ...... 4 00 11-Treasurer, Oakwood Ha~l, ...... 4 00 11-Treasurer, Wilcox Hall, ...... 4 00 11-H. Gazzard, ...... 4 00 11-Chas. Dabbs, ...... 4 00 11-Robt. Sneath, ...... 4 00 11-Angus Murray, ...... 4 00 11-H. Leigh, ...... 4 00 11-Treasurer, Bater's Hall, ...... 4 00 Dec. 7-J. S. Chapman & Co., 6 ballot boxes...... 14 50 $ 480 10 SHEEP CLAIMS. Feb. 1-Edward Baker, sheep killed by dogs .. ·--··-······--·············$ 10 00 Dec. 7-G. L. Rowntree, sheep killed by dogs·--·---··················· 24 00 $ 34 00 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 3. Dec. 21-E. F. Wood, Treasurer, levy 1915 ...... -...... $ 909 89 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 4. Dec. 21-Jno. McKe~zie, Treasurer, levy 1915 ..·--··· ...... $ 997 28 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 5. Dec. 21-G. R. Goulding, Treasurer, levy 1915.-...... $ 919 14 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 7. Dec. 17-R. Barker, Treasurer, levy 1915 ...... $ 2,000 00 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 8. Dec. 17-W. H. Squires, levy 1915 ...... $ 915 66 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 9. Dec. 21-W. G. Gray, levy 1915 ...... $ 716. 48 186 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 10. July, 8-Deb. No. 11, and interest, per By-law No. 1969 ...... $ 691 88 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 11. June 23-Deb. No. 5, and interest, per By-law No. 222L...... $ 379 13 Dec. 21-Ira W. Gooderham, levy 1915·--····························-··-··· 795 90 $ 1,175 03 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 12. Dec. 21-Geo. Topping ___ ····-·····--·-································--·················$ 709 46 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 13. Mar. 1-'i'reasurer on atcount, levy 1914·-·····························-···$ 2,500 00 Jan. 28-Deb. No. 8, and interest, per By-law No. 2060 .. ·-····· 1,565 48 Aug. 12--Deb. No. 8, and interest, per By-law No. 2086 __ ······· 6.50 52 Aug. 12-Deb. No. 10, and interest, per By-law No. 2005·--··· 807 19 $ 5,523 19 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 14. Dec. 21-F. J. Mulholland, levy 1915 ...... ·-·-----···-···-··-···---······-·$ 752 88 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 15. Mar. 1-Treasurer, on account 1914 levy_·····-·--··-··-·····--·-···--··-···$ 2,500 00 Apr. 10-C. B. Parsons, on account 1914 levy._.----·-·-·-··············· 2,.500 00 May 22-C. B. Parsons, balance 1914 levy... ·-···-···-··········-··--··-··· 2,269 97 May 22-Deb. No. 2, and coupon~. per By-law Nos. 3037 and 3052 .. -----·----·------·------···--·-·------·-·-··---··-···----· 2,554 22 Aug. 12-Deb. No. 1, interest, per By-law No. 4021...._····-·-····-· 777 03 Sept. 7-H. D. Ramsden, expenses_·-·---·-·----·---·-··--··--·---·---·---······-· 13 20 Sept. 7-J. H. Denton, expenses_·····-··--··-----·------·--··--··--·-·-··---· 8 00 " 7-W. G. Newall & Co., re arbitration .. -·-··-··-··-----··--··-···-··· 5 00 17-Deb. No. 8, and interest, per By-law No. 2094_·-·-···-··· 543 93 30-Deb. No. 1, and part coupons, per By-law No. 4042 .. 931 04 Oct. 18-Part deb. coupons, per By-law No. 4042 .. -·-·······--····--·· 513 31 Dec. 9-C. B. Parsons, on account 1915 levy_······-·····-·--·--·-····-·· 500 00 21-C. B. Parsons, on account 1915 levy...... 3,500 00 $ 16,615 70 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 16. Dec. 21-G. F. Carruthers, on account 1915 levy...... $ 824 56 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 17. Dec. 21-E. Bagg, on account 1915 levy...... - ...... $ 1,002 42 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 18. Dec. 21-W. C. Snider, on account 1915 levy.-...... $ 750 14 187 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 19. Feb. 1-W. H. Rowntree, balance 1914 levy·--·····················--··$ 495 02 Aug. 12-Deb. No. 1, and interest, per By-law No. 4018._. ___ _ 906 53 Dec. 21-W. H. Rowntree, on account 1915 levy...... ·-··········-··· 1,000 00 $ 2,401 55 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 20. Jan. 28-Interest coupons, per By-law No. 1652--····-·-·------$ 12 95 July 8-Deb. No. 19 and interest, per By-law No. 1652. ______294 55 Aug. 12-Deb. No. 19 and interest, per By-law No. 1927-·-·-··-·· 294 33 Dec. 30-Deb. No. 9 and interest, per By-law No. 2046------····-· 1,043 65 $ 1,645 48 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 21. Dec. 21-Thos. Galbraith, Treasurer, Weston_·-···-···------·······$ 349 70 '' 21-C. Wacey, 1915 levY------·------.. ·------·------1,173 95 $ 1,523 65 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 22. Jan. 13-Fred Hawke, balance debs. sold .. ·----·-·--··-·------···--··---·$ 8,833 57 A,.';-g. 2-Deb. No. 7 and interest, per By-law No. 2140·--·-····· 521 58 12-Deb. No. 1 and interest, per By-law No. 4027.·--··-·------2,342 32 Sept. 20-Interest coupons, per By-law No. 4027 ___ ·-·-·-·-·------··-··· 466 17 Oct. 2-Fred Hawke, on account 1914 levy_. ___ --·-----·-··············· 3,000 00 Dec. 15-W. J. Hill, re Registering By-law____ ··----·----·------·----··:... 2 00 " 21-Fred Hawke, on account 1915 levy·--·-----·-··················· 3,000 00 30-Deb. No. 13 and interest, per By-law No. 1901. ___ ··· 335 53 30-Deb. No. 13 and interest, per By-law No. 1902 ...... 147 16 $ 18,648 33 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 23. Dec. 21-Wm. White, re 1915 levY---·--···--··---·--·------·----·----··-···-··--·$ 600 52 SCHOOL SECTION KO. 24. Apr. 29-Thos. Elliott, on account 1914 levy --···-··-···------·------·$ 1,200 00 June 30-Thos. Elliott, balance 1914 levy.. ·-·---··········------·---· 1,183 63 Dec. 21-Thos. Elliott, levy 1915_·--·--·------·······-··--- 1,261 20 $ 3,644 83 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 25. May 22-C. Webb, on account 1914 levy.... ---·---··-··--··---···········--$ 2,000 00 July 5-C. Webb, balance on account 1914 levy______.______985 87 Apr. 3-Deb. No. 8 and interest, per By-law No. 2071...... 1,227 84 May 15-Deb. No. 11 and interest, per By-law No. 1963 .... _.____ 940 25 Nov. 16-Deb. No. 8 and interest, per By-law No. 2093·-·····---- 647 52 Dec. 21-C. Webb, levy 1915--······--··-·-·---·············-·······-·······-····-·· 2,000 00 $ 7,801 48 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 26. Jan. 15-W. H. Bessey, on account 1914 levy.. _.------$ 3,000 00 Feb. 28-Deb. coupons, per By-law No. 1694·---·-·-···------··-··· 61 63 May 4-W. H. Bessey, on account 1914 levy·--···--··------·--·-···· 2,500 00 Aug. 12-Deb. No. 18, and interest, per By-law No. 1694·----·· 280 18 S~pt. /-W. H. Bessey, balance of 1914 levy__ ··-·-·---··-·-·--·-·------2,781 11 0-1 coupon, per By-law No. 4043_·-·-----·-···------·-···--· · 21 58 188 Oct. 18-Deb. No. 1, and part interest coupons, per By-law No. 4043------··---·-·-----·--·------S 6,266 36 Nov. 10-Interest coupons, per By-law No. 4043 ______·------13 13 Dec. 9-W. H. Bessey, on account 1915 levy______, ______2,000 00 " 21-W. H. Bessey, on account 1915 levy·-·-··--·---·---·------· 4,000 00 30-Deb. coupons, per By-law No. 4043·-·------100 00 27-W. H. Bessey, balance 1914 levy______61 63 $ 21,085 62 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 27. Jan. 18-Wm. Burgess, on account 1914 levy__ ····--·-·-·-······-·-······-$ 3,000 00 May 5-Wm. Burgess, on account 1914 levY--··-·----·----····--·---·---· 3,500 00 Mar. 18-Deb. No. 10 and interest, per By-law No. 1990______. __ _ 379 12 June 7-Deb. No. 1 and interest coupons, per By-law Nos. 4005 and 4030.. ·-·-·-··--···---···--·--·----·---·--·---·---·---·----·-· 6,455 24 July 8-1 Interest coupon, per By-law Nos. 4'005 and 4030 ___ ··- so 00 Aug. 12-Deb. No. 7 and interest, per By-law No. 2137.. ____ ·--·-· 1,951 54 Sept. 1-Wm. Burgess, balance 1914 levy______·------·--·------· 4,006 39 Nov. 20-Deb. No. 4 and interest, per By-law No. 2289·-··-··-··· 645 49 Dec. 21-Wm. Burgess, levy 1915; __ ·--·-···---·-·-···--··------··-·······-- 4,000 00 • $ 23,987 78 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 28. Feb. 24-Treasurer, on account 1914 levy__ ··--··-·--····-···--·--···-·---·$ 3,000 00 1'4.ay 3-Treasurer, on account 1914 levy.. ·-·-···-·····--···-······-··-·-·-· 2,000 00 29-Dr. H. Sproule, on account 1914 levy.. ·-····--·---·------·-· 2,000 00 Feb. 28-Deb. No. 23 and coupons, per By-law No. 1343·--···-·-·-· 381 79 Mar. 18-Deb. No. 4 and interest, per By-law No. 2249 ______842 55 June 7-Deb. No. 2 and coupons, per By-law No. 3049 ______3,009 10 July 8-Deb. No. 7 and interest, per By-law No. 2135 .. ______481 45 Sept. 20-W. J. Hill, Registering By-law____ ·-----·-----·------··-----·------2 00 Oct. 4-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law ____ . __ _ 25 00 " 4-Toronto World, display advertisement re By-law ______13 50 7-Dr. H.F. Sproule, Treasurer, onaccount 1914levy___ _ 2,000 00 18-Deb. No. 7 and interest, per By-law No. 2145 __ .______160 49 Nov. 20-Dr. H.F. Sproule, balance 1914 levy______.-·-·-·---·--·------1,154 17 Dec. 21-Dr. H.F. Sproule, 1915 levy·-···-·-----·------·-- 4,000 00 30-Deb. Coupons, per By-law No. 1343·--····------·------65 88 $ 19,135 93 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 29. Apr. 1-J. Gartshore, on account 1914 levy __ ·------··------·---··-·--··$ 2,000 00 July 5-J. Gartshore, on account 1914 levY----··------····------3,000 00 Apr. 3-Deb. No. 2 and coupons, per By-law No. 3048_··-··---· 2,246 80 June 7-Deb. No. 7 and interest, per By-law No. 2132 __ .______802 42 Aug. 29-Deb. No. 1 and interest, per By-law No. 4014.. ______802 43 Nov. 24-J. Gartshore, balance 1914 levy------·------·------·--· 2,248 54 " 7-Interest coupons, per balance No. 2236 __ ·----··------922 41 Dec. 21-J. Gartshore, 1915 levy_·-··----··----·------·--··-----·------·-·- __4._o_oo_o_o $ 16,022 60 .SCHOOL SECTION NO. 30. Sept. 4-Deb. No. 2 and coupons, per By-law Nos. 3075 and 4010... ,------···--·------·---·-----···------·---·--·-···------$ 2,407 25 Dec. 13-J. Stringer, balance 1914 levy·--·-··------·------·-- 1,000 00 21-.J. Stringer, 1915 leVY------·------·····------1,500 00 $ 4,907 25 189 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 31. Mar. 18-Deb. No. 2 and Coupons, per By-law No. 3045 ...... $ 471 46 Aor. 6-C. Smillie, balance 1914 levy...... 504 30 " 9-Deb. Coupons per By-law No. 3045 ...... 10 00 Nov. 3-C. Smillie, advance on 1915 levy...... 350 00 Dec. 21-C. Smillie, 1915 levy...... 719 00 $ 2,054 76 SCHOOL SECTION >JO. 32. Apr. 19-W. J. Hill, Registering By-Jaw No. 4106 ...... $ 2 00 J~ne 2-W. J. Hill, Registering By-law No. 4150 ...... 2 00 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law...... 20 00 7-Toronto World, advertising...... ·-·-··-···-·-·······················--·· 13 so 7-G. R. Goulding, equalization S.S. No. 3, Etobicoke and S.S. No. 24, York...... 1 16 7-G. W. Holdenby, equalization S.S. No. 3, Etobicoke and S.S. No. 24, York._······-·········-···········---············· 1 16 July 19-Toronto World, advertising By-law...... 13 so Aug. 16-Proceeds of Debentures, ...... 12,230 02 Sept. 7-Bryant Press, printing Debentures...... ·15 oo " 20--Treasurer, proceeds of Debentures sold ...... 21,702 52 20--Bryant Press, printing Debentures...... 15 00 Oct. 18-Masten, Starr & Spence, services re Deb. By-law...... 20 00 " 18-W. J. Hill, registering Deb. By-law ...... 2 00 Nov. 15-Toronto World, printing notices, re By-law...... 13 50 Dec. 21-H. W. Hinton, 1915 levy...... ~ ...... 1,500 00 $ 35,551 36 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 33. Aug. 16-W. J. Hill, registering By-law No. 4206 ...... S 2 00 Sept. 7-Toronto World, advertising·-··-······································· 15 00 Dec. 7-W. J. Hill, registering By-law No. 4260...... 2 00 14-Treasurer, proceeds of Debentures sold ...... 11,896 73 21-Joseph Ellis, 1915 levy...... 1,000 00 $ 12,915 73 SCHOOL SECTION NO. 34. Oct. 18-Bryant Press, printing posters...... $ 2 75 SEPARATE SCHOOL SECTION NO. 1. Dec. 21-Treasurer, Rev. J. J. McGrand ...... $ 1,433 75 SEPARATE SCHOOL SECTION NO. 21. :~;\) ,~ 1-P. J. Kavanagh ...... , ...... _$ __.3_1 _7_5 lill'ii-..; LEGISLATIVE SCHOOL GRANTS. ~~g. 30-E. F. Wood, Treas. S.S. No. 3 Gen'l Grant ...... $ 65 00 I 30-Jno. McKenzie " " 4 " 40 00 '· t 30--Geo. R. Gouldi~g, " 5 ······ 40 00 " 30--Robert Barker, 7 241 so " ..... 30--Wm. Squires, 8 40 00 190 30--W. G. Gray, Treas. S.S. No. 9 Gen'l Grant ...... $ 40 00 30--1. W. Gooderham, " " 11 " 65 00 30--Geo. Topping, 12 55 00 30--F. J. Mulholland, 14 65 00 30--C. B. Parsons, 15 702 50 30--G. F. Carruthers, 16 37 00 30--H. F. Boake, 17 40 00 30--W. C. Snider, 18 30 00 30--W. H. Rowntree, 19 65 00 30--Fred. Hawke, 22 565 00 30--Wm. White, 23 25 00 30--W. H. Bessey, 26 440 00 30--Wm. Burgess, 27 935 00 30--Dr. H. F. Sproule, 28 1,085 00 30--Jno. Gartshore, 29 908 00 30--Jno. Stringer, 30 140 00 30--Chas. Smillie, 31 135 00 30--H. W. Hinton, 32 52 so 30--J. Ellis, 33 ...... 15 00 Dec. 17-R. Barker, 7 Spe'l Grant ... . 47 33 17-W. H. Squires, 8 " 22 54 17-C. B. Parsons, 15 65 20 21-E. F. Wood, 3 29 91 21-Jno. McKenzie, 4 27 53 21-G. R. Goulding, 5 29 52 21-W. G. Gray, 9 24 95 21-1. W. Gooderman, 11 26 47 21-Geo. Topping, 12 23 48 21-F. J. Mulholland, 14 25 00 21-C. F. Carruthers, 16 25 02 21-E. Bogg, 17 26 07 21-W. C. Snider, 18 24 70 21-W. H. Rowntree, 19 30 08 21-Fred Hawke, 22 69 40 21-Wm. White, 23 24 38 21-W. H. Bessey, 26 56 65 21-Wm. Burgess, 27 70 15 21-Dr. H. F. Sproule, 28 124 29 21-J. Gartshore, 29 137 44 21-J. Stringer, 30 37 33 21-C. Smillie, 31 38 51 21-H. W. Hinton, 32 33 64 21-Jos. Ellis, 33 18 87 $ 6,864 96 SCHOOL FUND INTEREST. ~~g. 31-E. F. Wood, Treas. S.S. No. 3 ...... $ 80 00 31-Jno. McKenzie, " " 4 80 00 31-Geo. R. Goulding, 5 80 00 31-Robert Barker, 7 80 00 31-Wm. Squires, 8 80 00 31-W. G. Gray, 9 80 00 31-Geo. H. Wilkinson, 10 80 00 31-L W. Gooderham, 11 80 00 31-Geo. Topping, 12 80 00 31-Treasurer, 13 80 00 " 31-F. J. Mulholland, 14 80 00 " 31-C. B. Parsons, 15 80 00 31-G. F. Carruthers, 16 80 00 191 80 00 ~~g. 31-H. F. Boake, Treas. S.S. No. 17 ----···$ 31-W. C. Snider, 18 80 00 31-W. H .Rowntree, 19 80 00 31-Fred Hawke, 22 80 00 31-Wm. White, 23 ------·····-- 80 00 31-C. Webb, 25 80 00 31-W. H. Bessey, 26 80 00 31-Wm. Burgess, 27 80 00 31-Dr. W. H. Sproule, 28 ------···-·--. 80 00 31-J no. Gartshore, 29 80 00 31-J no. Stringer, 30 ------. 80 00 31-Chas. Smillie, 31 ------80 00 31-H. W. Pinton, 32 ------·----- 80 00 31-J. Ellis, 33 ------····· 80 00 31-Treasurer, u.s.s. 21 ------···-·· 40 00 31-Thos. Elliott, 24 ------·--·- 40 00 s 2,240 00 1915 EARNSCLIFFE RD. SEWER, L.I. Jan. 11-I. M. Scott, Est. No. 1...... •...... ,. $553 80 '' 11-Dominion Sewer Pipe Co., pipe...... ;...... 112 00 18-I. M. Scott, Est. No. 2...... : ...... -. 360 60 31-Interest on Overdraft_ ... , ...... __ . 2 30 Feb. 1-Frank Barber, Inspector's salary...... _. 70 90 " 1-I. M. Scott, Prag. Est. No. 3 ...... _. 440 70 15-Frank Barber, balance 7% cost ...... 40 00 15-Frank Barber, printing Tender Notices...... 1 50 15-Dom. Sewer Pipe Co., pipe...... a...... 140 70 15-Frank Barber, Eng. Balance service...... 17 10 27-Interest on Overdraft...... _ i 80 J\,Iar 31- " -····-····--·····----······--·······--···- 10 70 Apr 30- ...... 10 70 May31------········--········--···--··--·· 12 30 June30- . ---·--·---·······--·--······· 9 55 July 31- ········-·-· ...... 10 75 Aug. 3-Bryant Press, printing...... 1 85 " 15-W. A. Clarke, services_·····-···-·--·· ___ -·---···--·--··················-··· 10 00 " 16-1\fasten, Starr & Spence, services--·-····-····-···············--···· 20 00 16-W. J. Douglas, services...... __ .... -...... 10 00 16-Toron!o World, advertising...... ····--··--····--·--···'···-·----···-·· 2 10 16-W. J. Hill, registering B.L. No. 4210...... 2 00 31-Intercst on Overdraft.·········--······--··--···········--····--··········-·-- 11 20 Sep. 20-Bryant Press, printing Debentures.········-··------·····-····--· 2 00 " 30-Interest on Overdraft...... ·-·······-··········---·······-····-····· S 50 $1,866 05 RAVENSDEN AVE~UE SIDEWALK, L.I., E.S. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft_···-·······--·····-·····--····················--···--· S 3 25 Feb. 28- " " ····----···--······-·······-··--···'--· 3 25 I1.ar.15-W. A. Clarke, services.········-·········------······--··········---·'--····· 5 00 31-Intercst on Overdraft_··-···········-· ·---·--····----··--··--·--············· 3 55 ~pr. !i=:·yr~P~~;J!\~~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::·----·--·--···············--··- s ~~ " 30-Interest on Overdraft ------·------·------3 55 11.ay 3-Toronto World, advert·i~i~"i.'.~~:::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::: 1 09 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4131 2 00 3 J~ne J=~!:~:~~ S~a~vri~a:~ce,'prep~~i~g.-ri:~i·:··:13):~:hl:\V:_:_::::::: d ~g JO-Interest on Overdraft...... 3 SO 192 $ 162 79 ROBINA AVENUE SIDEWALK, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... $ 2 30 Feb. 28- " " .. 2 35 Mar. 15-W. A. Clarke, services ...... ·-········································· 5 00 11 31-Interest on Overdraft...... 2 55 A,pr, 19-W. J. Douglas, services ...... 5 00 19-Bryant Press, Notices...... 60 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 2 55 NJ..ay 3-Toronto World, advertising...... 1 09 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4122 ...... 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft.. ·-··················································· 3 OS J~ne 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law...... 15 00 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 2 25 July 19-Bryant Press...... ,...... 1 25 Nov. 15-Grant Contracting Co., Final Estimate...... 80 40 $ 125 39 MILLERSON A VENUE SIDEWALK, L.I. Jan. 31-Inte~~st on Ov~;draft...... $ 1 50 Feb. 28- ...... 1 50 Mar. 31- ...... 1 50 Apr. 6-W. A. Clarke, services ...... 5 00 " 19-W. J. D0uglas, services...... · 5 00 19-Bryant Press, Notices...... 65 30-Interest on Overdraft...... :...... 1 50 NJ..ay 3-Toronto World, advertising...... 1 09 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4129 ...... 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft...... 1 95 J~ne 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law...... 15 00 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 1 50 July 19-Bryant Press, printing Debs...... 1 25 Aug. 3-Routley & Summers, Final Est...... 49 95 $ 89 39 APPLETON AVENUE SIDEWALK, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... -...... $ 2 35 Feb. 27- " " ...... 2 35 Mar. 15-W. A. Clarke, services...... 5 00 " 31-Interest on Overdraft...... 2 65 A,pr, 19-W. J. Douglas, services...... 5 00 19-Bryant Press, Notices...... 65 19-Interest on Overdraft...... ·-··-··········································· 2 65 NJ..ay 3-Toronto World, advertising...... 1 10 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4134 .. ·-····-····················· 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft·-····-··--··········································· 3 05 J~ne 1'-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing By-law...... ·-········· 15 00 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 2 15 July 19-Bryant Press...... 1 25 Sept. 20-Grant Contracting Co., Final Est ...... ___ 8_2 _2_9 $ 127 49 GLENHOLM AVENUE SEWER, L.I. J~n. 11-Dom. Sewer Pipe Co., pipe ...... ·-····································· $ 266 50 21-Interest on Overdraft...... 14 30 Feb. 1-Dom. Sewer Pipe Co., pipe... -...... 688 17 193 Feb. 15-Frank Barber, balance 5% of cost .. ·-·-··------·········· $ 125 00 '' 15-Frank Barber, Tender Notices...... ------.: ...... 1 50. 743 72 }~= bo~·. i~:!~ ~i~~ ·Jo~~- s~;~/pip~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 15 37 2 7-I n terest on Overdraft.. ·-·-···-···········-----···--···-·-···---··········-- 20 55 M'ar. 1-I. M. Scott, Est. No. 3 ...... ·-·················-----······-··-···-····-- 328 00 31-Interest on Overdraft..... ···-··········--·-···-·---·········----·-·······-- 27 10 J\?r. 6-I. M. Scott, Final Est ..... ---·-····-·-·-·············---···-······--···-··-- 247 01 6-Frank Barber, Eng .. services.. ·-···-·-·······------·······-·---··-···-· 145 00 30-Interest on Overdraft... ·······-···-·--··-···························---···· 27 45 ~ay 17-Dom. Sewer Pipe Co., pipe·--····--··················-···········-··-- 7 11 31-Interest on Overdraft .. _.... --··················------······-···-······-···· 32 95 June 30- '' ·---·-···-········-···-----·---···---················· 25 30 July 31- ·······--···-··········--····-·····-·-················ 28 20 Aug. 3-Bryant Press...... --·································· 1 85 '' 16-W. A. Clarke, services...... ·-·····-··············--·----·············--···· 10 00 16-Masten, Starr & Spence, services...... ---·------·--·---···: ... _ 20 00 16-W. ] . Douglas, services...... ---·················---·-·············· 10 00 16-Toronto World, advertising ...... ·-···-·-··-······-······--·-··-···· 2 10 16-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4207 ..... ·--············-·-········ 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft...... ·-··············---·-·············--············· 29 25 Sept. 20-Bryant Press, printing Debs ...... ·--········-··· 2 00 Nov. 30-Interest on Overdraft...... ·-······-·-··-----·-···-····················· 15 40 $2,835 83 BARRIE A VENUE SIDEWALK, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft.····················------··-·---··-·················· s 0 25 Feb. 27- '' '' ...... 25 Mar. 31- ········-·············-··-········-············ 25 Apr. 30- ············--···-··--··············--·------25 l\1ay 31- -·-······------···-----··-··------25 June 30- , ·········-·····-----··-····-··-·------·-····------25 July 31- --··············--·--····-···-·····-·········-----···- 25 Aug. 3-Fnnk Barber, 3 ;17c, of Estimate Cost.. ·--·--·-···-············ 13 51 " 16-Frank Barber, printing Tenders, Sheppard Printing Co·······-··--·····--··--·--·····-·-································-···········-···· 50 16-Frank Barher, advertising Can. Eng.·-·---·-····-·········-····· 60 16-Toronto World, advertising·-································--·-········ 2 14 31-Interest on Overdraft...... ·-·---···-··-···········-··-·····----·------···-- 25 Sept. 30- '' '' ·········-··-····-····-·-··········------···· 75 Oct. 4-Arthur Johnson, Prog. Est. No. L.·--·-··-·------486 54 '' 31-Interest on Notes and Overdraft.. ·---·--··------····-----··--··· 3 20 21 74 37 33 Nov. l&=t1:£;:1~~~it~:Ei~rJr:: ::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::: 3 25 31 90 Dec. ::::::::::::::::·::::::::~ 3 75 32f;~;t~~~~g:Ji1:~1iJ~;:::coe':: 3 25 $ ,610 46 DAY AND SELLERS AVENUE SEWERS, L.I. Jan. ~~=Inte~;st on Ov~.rdraft. _____ ._ ···-········------·-····-··-···------·· S 3 20 Feb. 3 20 Mar. 31- 3 S5 J\pr. 8 5 00 1g=:: j° ri~~;~:s, :~~~:~---·-·----····--·····--····------5 00 r:re~~~t;~sdv~~t::k···--·-·-·------·····------· 65 1~ 3 55 May 3-Toron!o World, adverti~i~g~--~·-~--.·----.·.·_·_·_·.·---~---_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_~------.~-_-_-_-_-_:_-_-_-_-_-_-_- 1 10 194 May 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4117 ...... : ·······-·------S 2 00 '' 31-Interest on Overdraft.·-··········-·-···················---·--······-··--·-· 4 10 June 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law_·--··-· 15 00 " 30-foterest on Overdraft...... _._--·-···--··--·--····-·····----·---·---·-··- 3 00 July 19....:.....Bryant Press. printing Debs·-·---·---·-···--·----·---·--··········-··· 1 25 Aug. 3-Lewis Construction Co., Final Est·-·---·-·-·-·-········-·········· 131 59 $182 19 HOLLAND PARK A VENUE SIDEWALK, L.I. Jan. 31-lnterest on Overdraft...... ·-···-···-··--·-·--···--- .$ 6 45 Feb. 27- '' '' ·····························---···-···-···········--· 6 so Mar. 31- ·····································--···-···-··-·--· 7 15 Apr. 6-W. A. Clarke, services_·-·······-···-···-···········-·············-···-·-·-- 10 00 " 19-W. J. Douglas, services_·-·-·······-···--··---····-·····-··-······-··--·-·· S 00 19-Bryant Press, notices ___ ·-······--·-·-···--··--··············-···---·------·· 65 30-Interest on Overdraft·-···-·-·-······-·-···--····-···-·-···-·-··-··--·--··· 7 15 11,.ay 3-Toronto World, advertising_·····-···--·---·-····--··-···--··--······--·· 2 09 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4128.-·-----···-···-···--··-··-···· 1 00 31-lnterest on Overdraft_··-···-----··-···-······--·---···-··-····-·-·-···-··· 8 25 J~ne 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law.·-·-··· 20 00 30-Interest on Overdraft_·-·-··--·-·-·····-·-···-······-·-··-·······--···-···-·· 6 00 July 19-Bryant Press, printing Debs·-·····---······--·--··------··--·········· 1 25 Sept. 7-P. Kelly, Final Est·---·-··----·······--··--··--··---·--··--·---···-·········· 126 37 Nov. 15-Grant Contracting Co., Final Est·--·---·--···--··--··-··········· 100 78 $308 64 WARREN ROAD SIDEWALK, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft.·--···-·············································· $ 1 so Feb. 27- '' '' ··········-··········································· 1 so Mar. 31- ······--··------·-·······················-······· 1 so Apr. 6-W. A. Clarke, services_·-----·------··-···-·---···------······--··-··· S 00 " 19-W. J. Douglas, services------·-·············--·-··-···-····-··· 5 00 19-Bryant Press, Notices___ ·-·--·------············-·······-···------· 60 30-Interest on Overdraft ______······-···················:···-··------·· 1 55 May 3-Toronto World, advertising------··-···············--·------·· 1 09 May 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4127_·----·····-······-··-·-··----- 2 00 " 31-Interest on Overdraft_·------·------'------·· 1 95 June 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law_·-·--·· 15 00 '' 30-Interest on Overdraft_·-·--L----··------··--···-·-·-···------·---·----· 1 45 July 19-Bryant Press·------·--··········--···-···-·········----- 1 25 N ov. I-Arthur Johnson, Final Estimate.·-··········--··············----·-- so 15 $89 54 LAUDER AVENUE SEWER, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft·--··--···············-···-·······------$35 15 Feb. 27- " " ------···················-··--···-···---·-···-··· 35 85 Mar. 31- _ ··-···················-·······--···················-·· 39 80 Apr. 6-W. A. Clarke, services_·········-··············-····················-······· 10 00 " 19-W. J. Douglas, services...... ·-····-·······--······························ 5 00 19-Bryant Press, Notices.... : .... ·-···------·-····--·-························ 65 30-Interest on Overdraft.. ------·--·······-······---·-························ 38 90 ~.ay 3-Toronto World, advertising_·------·------··------······-····--·-··· 1 10 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4115------·---·--·--·---·-- 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft ______·---·-·------45 45 J~ne 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law._. ____ _ 20 00 30-Interest on Overdraft______·------·------·------·-··---··---· 31 55 July 19-Bryant Press, printing Debs·---·------····················--··· 1 25 $266 70 195 KENNEDY AND BARRIE AVENUES SEWERS, L.I. $ 20 85 ~:·. ~} =Inte~~st on Ov~.rdraft:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 20 95 Mar. 31- ······--··············-···--······--·················· 22 55 10 00 5 00 }\pr. 65 il~fiJiJilg,~i:i::=:=~::::::i:ii::::i::::·::i!i!iii!!i: 21 20 ~ay 3-Toronto World, advertising___ ··--·------···--·-·------·---·---·· 1 10 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4116_·-·····--·-·-·-·······--··-··· 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft______·------·--··----·------····· 24 60 J~ne 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law.. ·-·-· 20 00 19-I. M. Scott, Final Estimate______·------··-·····-----·----·--·--··· 535 22 30-Interest on Overdraft______·------·---·--···-···--··------··-··· 16 95 J!"!ly 19-Bryant Press, printing Debs·------··-·-···-··---·------··----··---·· 1 25 31-Interest on Overdraft----·--·--·-·-·----··-·······-····-··------·· 25 Aug. 31- " ····················-·-·······-···············-·------25 Sept. 30- ······················---·················-··········· 40 Oct. 31- 30 Nov. 30- 50 Dec. 31- 50 $704 52 RUSSELL HILL ROAD SEWER, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft_·-·-·-···--·--········· .. ···························· $0 50 Feb. 28- " " 50 Mar. 31- 25 Apr. 30- 25 May 31- 25 June 30- 25 $2 00 SPADINA ROAD PAVEMENT, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on OverdrafL.. ·---·················---···---··---····-·---·-··-- $118 95 Feb. 27- " " 119 50 Mar, 15-W. A. Clarke, service~::::_'~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::: 10 00 " 31-Interest on Overdraft 133 00 5 00 ii=tyr~~p~;J:,s~~~k;~~-~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 65 30-Interest on Overdraft 129 30 1v,1;ay 3-Toronto World, adverti~i;g __ ··--·------··-··---·-····---········· 1 10 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4113-----·--·-----······-··-······· 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft 151 65 6-Masten, Starr & Speu"~;;-preparing Deb. By-law·--··· 20 00 30-Interest on Overdraft 100 35 19-Bryant Press, printing--D~b;_-_-_~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1 25 $792 75 RAVENSDEN A VENVE SEWER, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft Feb. 27- " " ··-·--······-·····-·······-··-····--·-····-···--······ S 6 00 Mar. 31- ··---···-·····-·-----·····--···················-······ 6 00 6 60 10 00 5 00 65 6 60 ::y 1E[i:f W.~t:~t~f t~:i::_::\\\!tt\\\{:!!)\:?i 1 10 196 May 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4120...... $ 2 00 11 31-Interest on Overdraft...... 7 75 June 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Peb. By-law...... 20 00 " 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 5 50 July 19-Bryant Press, printing Debs...... 1 25 Aug. 3-W. E. Taylor, labor and material...... 227 00 $305 45 FREDERICA STREET SEWER, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... S $1 38 11 Feb. 27- " 1 35 Mar. 31- 1 so Apr. 30- 1 so May 31- 1 75 June 30- 1 35 $8 83 WYCHWOOD AVENUE SEWER, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... $ $2 00 Feb. 27- " 11 2 00 Mar. 31- 2 25 Apr. 30- 2 15 May 31- 2 so June 30- 2 00 $12 90 BABY POINT SIDEWALK, L.I. Jan. 31-Inte~ st on Ov rdraft ...... $ $0 95 Feb. 27- 7 7 ...... 1 00 Mar. 31- ...... 1 10 Apr. 30- ...... 1 10 May 31- ...... -...... 1 25 June 30- ...... •...... 1 10 $6 50 RUSSELL HILL ROAD SIDEWALK, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... $ $0 50 Feb. 27- " " ...... 50 Mar. 31- ...... 25 Apr. 30- ...... 25 May 31- ······---······················--····················· 25 June 30-- ······························-·······-···············____ 2_s $2 00 RENHOLD AVENUE SIDEWALK, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... $ 3 35 11 Feb. 27- " •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 35 Mar. 15-W. A. Clarke, services.. ·-·····································-··········· 5 00 " 31-Interest on Overdraft...... 3 75 ~pr, 19-W. J. Douglas, services..... - ...... 5 00 19-Bryant Press, ser"V'ices.~---············································"· 65 JO-Interest on Overdraft...... 3 75 7!1.ay 3-Toronto World, advertising·-··········································· 1 09 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 412L_...... 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft...... 4 30 June 7_:.Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law·-····· 15 00 197 June 30-Interest on Overdraft...... S 3 55 1 25 l~:. ~~=~?Kcltt;f~~i"E~t·i~~i:"~:::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 118 46 s 170 50 EARNSCLIFFE ROAD SIDEWALK, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft ...... s 4 60 Feb. 27- " " ...... '...... 4 55 Mar. 31- ...... 5 10 5 00 5 00 '\?'· 1tttf i;!:.~~~~;E :=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 65 30-Interest on Overdraft ...... 5 10 1!-.ay 3-Toronto World, advertising...... 1 09 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4133·-··--······················· 2 00 31-lnterest on Overdraft...... 5 85 J~ne 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law...... 15 00 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 4 25 July 19-Bryant Press, printing Debs ... ·-····································· 1 25 Aug. 16-John Walker, Final Estimate...... 87 40 s 146 84 JANE STREET SIDEWALK, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... $ 7 50 Feb, 27- '' '' ...... 7 60 Mar. 31- ...... 8 40 .Apr. 6-W. A. Clarke, services...... 10 00 " 19-W. J. Douglas, services...... 5 00 19-Bryant Press, Notices._ ...... 65 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 8 50 1!-.ar 3-Toronto World, advertising...... 1 10 10-W. J. Hill, Registering Deb. By-law 4125 ...... ,...... 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft ...... 9 65 J~ne 7-1\Iasten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law·-····· 20 00 30-lnterest on Overdraft...... 7 00 July 19-Bryant Press, printing Debs ...... 1 25 Sept. 7-Wm. Bushell, Final. Estimate...... 259 62 S 348 27 BABY POINT AND TALBOT PLACE SIDEWALK, L.I. s 4 60 /tet. ~}=lnte~;st on Ov;;draft:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 4 75 Mar.'31- ············-········································ 5 30 Apr. 6-W. A. Clarke, services...... 10 00 _;~ 19-:. J. Douglas, services...... 5 00 19_._ ryant Press, Notices ...... 65 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 5 30 ~ay 3-Toronto World, advertising...... 1 10 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4124...... -...... 2 00 31-Interest on -Overdraft...... 6 20 J~ne 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law·--··· 20 00 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 4 25 J~ly 19-Routley & Summers, Final Estimate...... 122 8'0 19-Bryant Press, printing Debs ...... , ... . 1 25 $ 193 20, 198 GLENHOLM AVENUE SIDEWALK, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... $ 17 so Feb. 27- " " ...... 17 05 Mar. 31- ...... •...... 21 15 Apr. 6-W. A. Clarke, services ...... 10 00 " 19-W. J. Douglas, services ...... 5 00 19-Bryant Press, Notices...... 65 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 21 25 11,-,ay 3-Toronto World, advertising...... 1 09 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4130...... 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft...... 24 95 J~ne 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law...... 20 00 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 17 35 July 19-Bryant Press, printing Debs ...... :...... 1 25 Nov. 15-Grant Contracting Co., Final Estimate...... 684 67 $ 843 91 WALMER ROAD PAVEMEr:,JT, L.I. Mar. 1-Warren Bituminous Paving Co., Final Estimate...... $ 715 44 " 31-"-Interest on Overdraft...... '...... 55 Apr. 30- " " ...... 1 15 May 31- ...... 1 50 June 30- ...... 1 OS $ 719 69 RUSSELL HILL ROAD PAVEMENT, L.I. Jan. 31-Inte~ st on Ov ;draft ...... $ 12 91 Feb. 28- 7 7 ...... 12 90 Mar. 15-W. A. Clarke, services...... 5 oo. '' 31-Interest on Overdraft...... 14 25 ~pr. 19-W. J. Douglas, services·-·······································-········· 5 0(1 19-Bryant Press, Notices ...... 65 30-Interest on Over Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... $ 4 15 Feb. 27- " "· ··············································-···--·· 4 05 Mar. 31- ·······································---············ 4 60 -A;pr. 6-W. A. Clarke, services.. ·-················································· 5 00 5 00 fi=:ryr~~~~;;:,5r~sitic~:~~:·.~·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 65 rvr-,ay 3-Toronto World, advertising ...... 1 10 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4118._··--······················· 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft.... ·-·········································--······ 5 20 J~ne 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law.-.... . 15 00 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 3 so July 19-Bryant Press, printing Debs.·-······································· 1 25 Nov. 1-Grant Contracting Co., Final Estimate·--··················· 144 75 " 29-Interest on Overdraft, April, 1915 .... ·-····-····················· 4 60 $ 200 85 KENWOOD AVENUE SEWER, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... ---·-··········································· $ 4 85 Feb. 1-Frank Barber, advertising tenders, Can. Eng .. ·---··--· 3 45 1-Frank Barber, bal. Eng. services...... 48 00 15-Grant Contracting Co., Prog. Estimate No. 2...... 1,513 55 15-Frank Barber, Eng. services, bal. 6% of cost...... 10 68 15-Grant Contracting Co., Prog. Estimate No. 3 ...... 260 88 15-Frank Barber, cement tests...... _ 5 so 27-Interest on Overdraft...... ~ ...... 7 30 Mar. 31- " " 15 65 29 76 1:Pr. 38=f;~~~sf~~t~~;~~a7t~.. ~~.~.~-~~-~~~.~-~~~·_-_-:::::::::::::::::::: 15 35 May 31- " " ...... 17 95 June 30- ··········-····-····--····························-··· 13 95 July 31- ...... 15 55 Aug. 3-Bryant Press...... 1 85 " 16-W. A. Clarke, service~...... 10 00 16-Masten, Starr & Spence, services.... ·-····-······················· 20 00 10 00 f~=r;,!~t~~!;tJ: :ai;:~:1!-i;g.-.-.~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 2 10 16-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4209 ...... 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft ...... 16 30 2 00 ~pt. ~8=~:ie~~!t p;:sd!e~tr~ff~~~~.·.·.·_·_-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 8 50 $2,035 17 LAUDER AVENUE W.S. SIDEWALK, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... $ S 45 Feb. 28- " " 5 40 10 00 6 00 :::.· iEH~lig~~:.~~f7L ...... ·-----•-----······-··- 5 00 200 Apr. 19-Bryant Press, Notices ...... s 65 " 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 6 00 11-.ay 3-Toronto World, advertising...... 1 09 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4121...... __ ····················· 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft...... 6 95 J~e 7..:....._Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law._ .... . 20 00 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 5 00 July 19-Bryant Press...... 1 25 Nov. 1-Grant Contracting Co., Final Estimate·-····················· 185 53 $ 260 32 ARLINGTON AVENUE SEWER, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... $ 7 40 Feb. 1-Frank Barber, cement test...... 5 so '' 27-Interest on Overdraft...... 7 60 Mar. 31- " " 8 40 Apr. 6-W. A. Clarke, services...... 10 oo " 19-W. J. Douglas, services...... 5 00 19-Bryant Press, Notices...... 65 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 8 40 11-.ay 3-Toronto World, advertising...... 1 10 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4117 ...... ·--····················· 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft...... 9 70 J~ne 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law...... 20 00 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 6 75 1 25 i~r, f~=f ki~~Jd~~~,p~~;f!s~~!t·~·-·.·.·.·-~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 261 70 $ 355 45 1915 BATHURST STREET SEWER, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... $ O 95 Feb. 27- " " ...... 90 Mar. 31- ...... 95 Apr. 30- ...... 95 May 31- ...... 1 15 June 30- ...... 85 July 31- ...... •...... 95 Aug. 31- ...... 1 00 Sept. 30- ...... 1 30 Oct. 30- ...... 1 00 Nov. 30- ...... 1 00 Dec. 29- ...... 1 00 $ 12 00 DAY AVENUE SIDEWALK, L.I. 2 50 i!i·. J} =Inte~~s~ O~erdraft~_:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: $ 2 50 Mar. 15-W. A. Clarke, Services ...... ·-····························· 5 00 " 31-Interest on Overdraft...... 2 80 ~pr. 19-_W, J. Douglas, services...... 5 00 19-Bryant Press, notices...... 65 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 2 80 ~ay 3-Toronto World, advertising...... 1 09 10-W.]. Hill, registering By-law No. 4132...... ·-··············· 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft..... --··············································· 3 25 June 7-Masten Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law·--··· 15 00 "~ 30-Interest on Overdraft._ ...... 2 3~ 201 July 19-Bryant Press, printing debentures.:..--··--····················· S 1 25 Sept. 7-Jas. Walker, final estimate...... ___ 84_8_3 131 02 WARREN ROAD PAVEMENT, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... S 12 40 Feb. 28- " " ························-····························· 12 50 Far. 14-W. A. Clarke, services...... 5 00 " 31-Interest on Overdraft...... 13 75 19-W. J. Douglas, services...... 5 00 19-Bryant Press, services...... 65 30-Interest on Overdraft ...... :...... 13 45 ~ay 3-Toronto World, advertising ...... 1 10 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4114...... 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft.... ·-··············-···-··-·······--·················· 15 80 J~ne 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law·-····· 15 00 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 10 55 July 19-Bryant Press, printing debentures·-··-·--························ 1 25 Dec. 7-Godson Contracting Co., final estimate...... '...... 428 07 S 536 52 DUNDAS STREET SIDEWALK, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... S 5 00 Feb. 27- '' '' ·················································--··· 5 15 Mar. 15-W. A. Clarke, services...... ~ ...... 10 00 " 31-Interest on Overdraft...... 5 75 19-W. J. Douglas, services...... 5 00 19-Bryant Press, notices...... 65 30-Interest on Overdraft...... :...... 5 75 ~ay 3-Toronto World, advertising...... ·...... 1 10 10-W. J. ·Hill, registering By-law 4126 ...... 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft...... 6 60 J~ne 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing Deb. By-law...... 20 00 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 4 85 July 19-Bryant Press...... 1 25 Dec. 7-Grant Contracting Co., final estimate...... 178 37 S 251 47 BRANT AVENUE PAVEMENT, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... S S 00 Feb. 1-Godson Contracting Co., prog. Estimate No. 2...... 306 35 27-Interest on Overdraft...... 11 25 Mar. 15-W. A. Clarke, services...... 5 00 31-Interest on Overdraft...... 13 00 Apr. 30- " " ...... 13 00 May 31- ···········-··················-·······-··············· 14 80 June 7-Godson Contracting Co., Eng. Final Estimate...... 19 OS " 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 11 65 July 31- '' " ...... 12 75 Aug. 3-Bryant Press, printing debentures...... 1 85 " 16-W. A. Clarke, services...... 10 00 16-Masten, Starr & Spence, services·-··-····························· 20 00 16-W. J. Douglas, services...... 10 00 16-Toronto World, advertising...... 2 10 16-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 421L...... 2 00 202 Aug. 16-Interest on Overdraft___ ...... $ 7 85 Sept. 20-Bryant Press, printing debentures·-······························· 2 00 '' 30-Interest on Overdraft...... ~ .. 6 90 Dec. 15-Godson Contracting Co., final estimate...... 453 95 $ 928 so CLINTON STREET SIDEWALK, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... $ 1 65 Feb. -Frank Barber, advertising tenders, Can. Eng...... 3 30 27-Interest on Overdraft...... 3 15 Mar. 15-Frank Barber, cement test...... 2 75 " 15-W. A. Clarke, services...... 5 00 31-Interest on Overdraft...... ·-············································· 3 55 1\pr. 19-W. J. Douglas, services.-...... 5 00 19-Bryant Press, notices...... 65 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 3 55 ~ay 3-Toronto World, advertising...... : ...... 1 10 10-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4135 ...... 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft...... 4 10 J~ne 7-Masten, Starr & Spence, preparing debenture By-law 15 00 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 2 95 July 19-Bryant Press...... :...... 1 25 Dec. 15-A. Johnston, final estimate...... 108 75 $ 163 75 PAPE AND RANDOLPH A VENUES SEWER, L.I. Jan. 31-Interest on Overdraft...... $ 0 25 Feb. 27- " " ...... 25 Mar. 31- ...... 25 Apr. 30- ...... 25 May 31- ...... 25 June 7-Frank Barber, account in full re Routley & Summers 150 00 '' 30-Interest on Overdraft...... ·-···-·····················-·····················- 75 July 31- '' " ············-····~···································· 95 Aug. 31- ...... 85 Sept. 30- ...... 1 00 Oct. 30- ...... 75 Nov. 30- ...... 1 00 Dec. 31- ...... 1 00 $ 157 55 OAKWOOD AVENUE SEWER, L.I. J~n. 11-Toronto World, advertising...... 5 00 11-Frank Barber, advertising tenders...... 3 00 11-Frank Barber, advertising Contract Record ...... 3 10 Feb. 15-Dom. Sewer Pipe Co., pipe...... 143 so Mar. 1-W. E. Taylor, estimate No. L ...... ! ...... 1,954 59 " 1-Dom. Sewer Pipe Co., sewer pipe .. ·-····························· 225 07 15-Frank Barber, cement test...... 2 75 31-Interest on Overdraft...... 9 90 371 55 1\pr. ~= }r~J: ~1~Pi~~ab~~.t~~!~~·-pip~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 191 59 , 6-Frank Barber, engineering services...... 73 00 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 12 95 ~ay 3-Frank Barber, engineering services·-····························· 11 52 . 17-Dominion Sewer Pipe Co...... 55 49 31-Interest on Overdraft...... _...... 18 20 203 f4 00 15 65 1 85 ~~; :g;:;::;;k;.~;;;i:~;:~i~:ii:i::~::~~~::~iii~~~ii::i~i:i $ 10 00 16~Masten, Starr & Spence, services.... ·--····-····················· 20 00 10 00 1t= ~-r!~e~CW~;iJ: !a1;1~ti!·f~i.·.~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 2 10 16-W. J. Hill, registering By-law 4208._········--··--············· 2 00 31-Interest on Overdraft...... _...... 16 30 Sept. 20-Bryant Press, printing debentures·-··----····················· 2 00 '' 30-Interest on Overdraft...... ·--········································· 8 60 $ 3,183 71 HUMEWOOD AVENUE SEWER, L.I. J~e 7-Frank Barber, services ...... $ 35 00 7-Frank Barber, advertising tenders... _...... 3 20 7-Frank Barber, advertising tender notices·--····-··········· 3 00 7-Toronto World, advertising...... 4 00 J~ly 5-McLaren & Co., final estimate...... 834 29 5-Frank Barber, advertising tenders.... ·-··-······················· 3 15 5-Frank Barber, cement test...... 2 75 5-Frank Barber, 7% lump sum price...... 35 00 Aug. 16-McLaren & Co., completion estimate...... 7 03 Oct. 30-Interest on Loan and Overdraft, June, July, Aug...... 8 15 30- '' '' '' Sept·-··--··················· 3 80 30- Oct...... 5 60 Nov. 29'-- ...... 5 45 Dec. 30- ...... 5 60 $ 956 02 GLEDHILL AVENUE W.S. SIDEWALK, L.I. J!'!ne 7-Frank Barber, advertising tenders·-··········-··················· $ 0 60 7-Frank Barber, advertising tenders... -...... 60 7-Toronto World, advertising·--········································· 2 00 21-Frank Barber, 3U% lump sum price paid. _____ ...... 34 40 J!-!ly 5-Frank Barber, advertising Can. Eng ...... 70 5-Frank Barber, 7% cost to date...... 64 50 5-Riverdale Paving Co., prog. Estimate No. 1.-······--··· 1,132 00 19-Riverdale Paving Co., completion estimate.. ·-····--····· 97 56 ~~g. 16-Frank Barber, balance services...... 2 90 16-Frank Barber, cement test...... 3 25 16-Frank Barber, cement test.. ·-········································· 2 75 Sept. 30-Interest on Loan and Overdraft, Aug. and Sept·-····-· 11 15 " 30- " " " Aug. and Sept...... 7 65 Nov. 29- ...... • ,..•..... 7 40 6 40 ~~c. ~~Inter~~t on Ove;~raft..._ .... " ...... July.:::::::·.~::::::::::::::::: 7 65 $1,381 51 ASHBURY AVENUE SIDEWALK, L.I. J~e 7-Frank Barber, advertising tenders...... S 0 55 7-Frank Barber, advertising tenders... -...... 55 7-Toronto World, advertising...... 2 00 21-Frank Barber, 3~% of lump sum price...... 28 50 July 5-Fi:ank Barber, Adverti~ing tenders, Can. Eng ...... 60 Aug. 16-Riverdale Cement Paving Co., prog. Estimate No. 1.. 878 48 Sept.11 20-Frank Barber, cement test...... 3 25 30-Interest on Overdraft..... ~ ...... 75 204 3-25 ~d~· ~i=Intere,~t on ~an_-:.-.-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: $ 6 15 Nov. 15-Frank Barber, services..... -...... 50 65 " 29-Interest on Note...... ,...... 5 95 Dec. 7-Riverdale Paving Co., comp. estimate...... 72 22 '' 30-Interest on Loan..... _...... 6 15 $ 1,059 05 ST. JOHN'S ROAD SIDEWALK, L.I., S.S. J~ne 7-Frank Barber, advertising tenders...... $ 55 7-Frank Barber, advertising tenders...... 55 7-Toronto World, advertising...... 2 00 21-Frank Barber, SU% of lump sum price ...... ·-············· 8 00 J~ly 5-Frank Barber, advertising tenders, Can. Eng ...... 60 5-Frank Barber, 7% cost to date...... 12 00 5-Wm. Bushell, prog. Estimate No. 1...... • 251 20 19-Wm. Bushell, completion estimate...... , ...... 7 69 Aug. 16-Frank Barber, balance services...... 1 45 Oct. 30-Interest on l.,oan and Overdraft...... 3 35 " 30- " " for Sept ...... 1 10 30- and Overdraft...... 1 25 Nov. 9- and Overdraft...... 2 00 Dec. 30- 2 05 $ 293 79 BRANT AVENUE SIDEWALK, L.I., N.S. J~ne 7-Frank Barber, advertising tenders...... $ 0 50 7-Frank Barber, advertising tenders...... 55 7-Toronto World, advertising...... 2 00 21-Frank Barber, 3U% of cost...... 8 00 J~y 5-Wm. Bushell, final estimate...... 194 74 5-:frank Barber, Advertising tenders, Can. Eng ...... 60 Aug, 16-Frank Barber, balance services...... 8 15 Sept. 30-Interest...... 2 10 Oct. 30-Interest on Loan...... 2 30 Nov. 29- " " ...... 1 so Dec. 30- Note...... 1 55 $ 221 99 EDMUND AVENUE SIDEWALK, L.I. J~ne 7-Frank Barber, advertising tenders...... $ 0 50 7-Frank Barber, advertising tenders ...... 55 7-Toronto World, advertising...... 2 00 21-Frank Barber, 2U% lump sum price ...... 5 00 J?,lY 5-Frank Barber, advertising tenders, Can. Eng ...... 60 5-Frank Barber, 7% cost to date...... 9 00 5-Wm. Bushell, prog. Estimate No. 1...... , ...... 160 00 5-Wm. Bushell, completion estimate...... 18 05 Aug. 16-Frank Barber, balance services...... 80 Sept. 30-Interest on Loan and Overdraft, Aug. and Sept ...... 2 75 Oct. 30- " " ...... 1 55 Nov. 30- ...... 1 50 Dec. 31- ...... 1 55 $ 203 85 205 HAR VIE A VENUE SIDEWALK, L.I. J~ly 5-Frank Barber, advertising Can. Record. ______$ 1 70 5- " " " Sheppard______1 so 19-Toronto World, " ------·------3 25 A_~g. 3-Frank Barber, 3U% of estimate cost ______12 00 3-Longo & Gentile, prog. estimate No. L. ______422 86 16-Frank Barber, balance services------·-··------·------23 25 16-Frank Barber, testing cement------·-····------··------2 75 Sept. 30-Interest on Loan and Overdraft, Aug. and Sept.. ______4 25 Oct. 30- " " ------·------·----·----·------··------·----·-·------3 OS. Nov. 29- '' '' ------·---·--·- 2 95 Dec. 31------·------·------········ 3 05 $ 480 61 BLOEM AVENUE SIDEWALK, L.I. J;!ly 5-Frank Barber, advertising, Cont. Record ______S 1 70 5-Frank Barber, advertising, Sheppard & Co. ______1 50 5-Frank Barber, 3U% lump sum price ______13 00 19-Toronto World, advertising·------·--··--··------··--·····---·-·-···-·-- 3 25 Aug. 3-Longo & Gentile, completion Est .. ------·----·····-····-········ 478 13 Sept. 20-Frank Barber, Eng. completion Est·------·--·····-·-···-· 26 60 '' 30-Interest_·--·---·-·------·---·------·------·····--· 3 30 Oct. 30-Interest on Loan___ ·-·--·------·-·-··------·------··--- 5 45 Nov. 29- '' '' ------·------···- 3 45' Dec. 31- Note______·------·---····· 3 60 $ 539 98 EARLSCOUR T A VENUE SEWER, L.I. J~ly 5-Frank Barber, advertising, Contract Record. ______--~---·--- $ 1 45 5-Frank Barber, advertising, Geo. Sheppard & Co. ______1 50 5-Frank Barber, 3U% lump sum price______36 75 Aug. 3-Longo & Gentile, prog. estimate______. 935 75 Sept. 20-Longo & Gentile, completion e~timate ______1 90 " 20-Interest on Loan and Overdraft·-·-·-----·------·------· 6 15 Oct. 30-lnferest on Loan and Overdraft______------7 15 Nov. 1-Frank Barber, services------·------··--·----···------40 68 " 29-Interest on Loan ______------·····-····--··-···------6 90 Dec. 30- '' Note __ ·---·-----·------·---··--··---·-·-······------· 7 15 $1,0-15 38 BARRINGTON AVENUE SEWER, L.I. J~ly 5-Frank Barber, advertising tenders, Contract Record __ s 1 -15 5-Frank Barber, advertising, Geo. Sheppard & Co.--··-- 1 50 Aug. 3-Frank Barber, 3;1% of lump sum______: ____ _ 20 00 Aug. 16-Routley & Summers, final estimate ______. 504 10 Sept. 20-Routley & Summers, completion estimate_------1 77 '' 30-Interest______·------······-··-·· 40 " 30-Interest on Loan ______-----··-·----·---·-·-·----··--·---·-···--··-····-·-·---· 1 85 Oct. 29- " " 4 10 ~ ?V • 2i=i~f;r~s~~~br~a~ervices ______~------21 86 3 95 29- " Note. ______------·------·· 1 so Dec. 30- '' 4 10 s 566 58 206 EARLSCOURT AVENUE W.S. SIDEWALK. ~1;1g· 3-Frank Barber, 3Yz% estimate cost----··························· $ 25 27 16-Frank Barber, cement test·-···-······------··························· 3 25 16-Frank Barber, printing tenders, Sheppard Printing Co ...... ·-···-······················· so 60 '' .it= t~~:t~t?~~ld, aat::Jtfi~g:~~:~:·_~·.·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 2 15 Sept. 30-Interest on Loan and Overdraft_·-·-·-·-···· ...... 4 15 Oct. 4-Arthur Johnson, Prog. Estimate No. L·-·-----··········· 816 21 11 18-Arthur Johnson, completion Estimate __ .···········-·········· 51 01 30-Interest on Loan and Overdraft_····---·-·-----····················· S 10 Nov. 1-Frank Barber, services_·-·-···---·------·······------·-· 47 80 " 29-I nterest on Loan ______·------4 95 " Dec. 7-Frank Barber, half account testing cement ______1 62 30-Interest on Loan·-----·---··-·--··------·------···------S 10 $ 967 71 EARLSDALE AVENUE S.S. SIDEWALK, L.I. 3-Frank Barber, 3Yz% estimated cost---··--·------$ 11 83 16-Frank Barber, printing, Sheppard Printing Co .... ______50 16-Frank Barber, advertising, Can. Eng·-----·------····---- 60 16-Toronto World, advertising_.______2 14 S~pt. 7-Arthur Johnson, Prog. Estimate No. 1 __ ----··-·------384 40 20-Arthur Johnson, Prog. Estimate No. 2 ______33 61 30-Interest on Loan and Overdraft______·------2 15 Oct. 18-Arthur Johnson, completion estimate ______2 83 II 29-Interest on Loan and Overdraft ______·----···········------2 80. Dec. 7-Frank Barber, half account, testing cement ___ ·------· 1 63 30-Interest on OverdrafL-·------···············------·------2 80 $ 445 29 DUFFERIN STREET SEWER, L.I. ~1;-g· 3-Frank Barber, 3Yz% estimated cost______$ 44 62 16-Frank Barber, printing tenders, Sheppard Printing Co·------·------3 00 16-Frank Barber, advertising, Can. Eng·-·-·----·-···------3 15 16-Toronto World, advertising_·------······------2 15 Sept. 30-Interest_ ··------·------········------so Oct. 30-Interest on Loan __ ------8 40 Nov. 1-Frank Augotti, Prog. Estimate No. L ______1,020 00 '' 29-Interest on Loan ______:______7 90 Dec. 7-Frank Augotti, Comp. Estimate_·------·------·······. 86 67 7-Frank Barber, balance engineering services___ . ____ -·-····· 47 40 7-Frank Barber, testing cement------··------··-··· 6 so 30-Interest on Loan.. -----·-----····------········· 8 15 $1,238 44 1915 OAKWOOD AVENUE W.S. SIDEWALK, L.I. ~;1-g· 3-Frank Barber, 3,34% estimated cost_·--··------$ 71 12 16-Frank Barber, Printing tenders, Sheppard Printing Co·------·------··------··------·············------·-··· so 16-Frank Barber, advertising, Can. Eng·------·······------··-··· 60 '' 16-Toronto World, advertising.... ------'----·--·· 2 14 Sept. 20-Frank Barber, advertising, Contract Record·--····------~---- 1 so '' . 30-Interest on Overdraft------·····------25 Oct. 4-Brayley & Nicholson, Prog. Estimate No. L---·-··------1,560 00 " 18-Brayley & Nicholson, Prog. Estimate No. 2--····--·-··--·· 371 20 207 Nov. 30-Interest on Loan for Aug. and· Oct ...... S 13 10 Nov. 15-Dominion Sewer Pipe Co., pipe...... 10 20 " 15-Brayley & Nicholson, Frog. Estimate...... 450 56 29-Interest on Loan ...... 11 85 Dec. 7-Frank Barber, Bal. engineer's services ...... 127 08 " 7-Brayley & Nicholson Co., Comp. Estimate...... 8 29 7-Frank Barber, Testing and sampling cement...... 7 50 30-Interest on Loan and Overdraft...... 12 75 $2,648 64 DUFFERIN STREET E.S. SIDEWALK, L.I. A.?g. 3-Frank Barber, 3;1% estimated cost...... s 21 25 16-Frank Barber, tenders, Sheppard Printing Co ...... so 16-Frank Barber, advertising, Can. Eng ...... ·-··················· 60 16-Toronto World, advertising...... 2 14 Sept. 20-Arthur Johnson, Prog. Estimate No. 1...... 647 00 '' 30-Interest on Loan ...... 2 55 ~~t- 4-Arthur Johnson, completion estimate...... 95 42 29-Interest on Loan ...... 5 40 Nov. 15-Frank Barber, services ...... : ...... 40 55 '' 29-Interest on Loan_·------4 70 Dec. 7-Frank Barber, testing cemer..t ...... 3 75 '' 30-Interest on Loan ______4 75 s 828 61 LAUDER A VENUE E.S. SIDEWALK, L.I. ~~g. 3-Frank Barber, 3;1% estimated cost....·-······················· s 39 36 16-Arthur Johnson, Prog. Estimate No. !._ ...... 678 40 16-Frank Barber, printing tenders, Sheppard Printing Co ...... 50 16-Frank Barber, advertising, Can. Eng ...... 60 16-Toronto World, advertising ...... 2 14 31-Interest on Overdraft·-····················································· 25 Sept. 7-Arthur Johnson, Prog. Estimate No. 2...... ·-··············· 1,256 00 10 72 :: ~6-~~?nJ~e::b;~,r,c~:~~~::r~~.~.~~~·.·.·.·::::::·.·.·.·:::::::::::::::::::::: 3 25 30-Interest on Overdraft...... 1 45 Oct. 4-Arthur Johnson, Prog. Estimate No. 3.... ·-··--············· 771 47 18-Arthur Johnson, Comp. Estimate...... 126 81 29-Interest on Loan and Overdraft, Sept. and Oct ...... 21 90 Nov. 1-Frank Barber, services ...... 119 10 29-Interest...... · ...... 1 00 29-Interest on Note ...... : ...... 2 95 29-Interest on Overdraft, Oct. and Nov ...... 2 25 29-Interest on Note...... 11 85 Dec. 7-Frank Barber, testing cement ...... 6 00 30-Interest on Loan and Overdraft...... 12 50 S3,088 50 ALICE AND RUSHTON ROAD SIDEWALK, L.I. ~~g. 16-Frank Barber, advertising, Can. Eng ...... S 1 05 16-Frank Barber, printing tenders, Sheppard Printing Co ...... 75 16-Toronto World, advertising...... 2 10 Sept. 7-Longo & Gentile, Prog. Estimate No. 1...... ·-··············· 968 80 " 20-Frank Barber, 351% contract price...... 30 00 30--Interest...... 25 Oct. 4-Longo & Gentile, completion estimate...... 124 57 208 Oct. 31-Intetest on Loan...... $ 6 65 Nov. 15-Frank Barber, services ...... 62 00 ~8=Inte~~st on Ov~:draft.. ~~. i"i,~~~·-······,~·························· 3 65 ~!;: 2 6 45 Dec. 7-frank Barber, testing cement...... ·-······························· 3 25 11 30--Interest on Loan...... 6 65 $1,216 17 ARLINGTON AVENUE SIDEWALK, L.I. ~?g. 16-Frank Barber, advertising, Can. Eng ...... $ 1 05 16-Frank Barber, priming tenders, Sheppard Printing Co ...... ~··········-······-·------·······················-···-········--······-· 75 16-Toronto World, advertising...... :...... 2 10 0 1,006 00 S~pt. 2b=~it~¥~:ae;~r:: !0~:~~:~~i~~:.::.·_~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 19 20 20--Frank Barber, 351% contract price ...... 32 50 20-Frank Barber, cement test.·-····························-··--·---···· 3 25 30--Interes~·······-······································································· 25 Oct. 31-Interest...... 25 " 31-Interest on Loan_·---·------·----- 6 65 N ov. 15-H. Mitchell, comp. estimate...... -...... 100 34 Dec. 7-Frank Barber, Balance Engineering services.. ·-··········· 60 40 " 30--Interest on Loan for Nov .... ·-·····--·································-· 6 45 11 30-- '' Dec ...... -...... 6 65 $1,245 84 M_cDONALD AVENUE AND CRESCENT SIDEWALK, L.I. ~?g· 16-Frank Barber, advertising, Can. Eng ...... $ 1 05 16-Frank Barber, printing tenders, Sheppard Printing Co ...... -----·-············-·····-·············----·-······-············ 75 16-Toronto World, advertising...... :...... 2 10 Sept. 7-H. Mitchell, Prog. Estimate No. L ...... 578 60 11 20-Frank Barber, 3,U% contract price ...... ,.. . 34 00 30--H. Mitchell, Prog. Estimate No. 2·-·--····---··················· 505 20 Oct. 30--Interest on Loan and Overdraft, Aug., Sept. and Oct. 6 65 Nov. 1-H. Mitchell, Comp. Estimate...... 63 12 '' 15-~rank Barber~ services ______62 25 29-Interest on Note and Overdraft.. ·--·····················--·· 6 20 Dec. 7-f'rank Barber, testing cement.... ··-·········-·-··········--········ 8 50 '' 30--Interest on Loan and Overdraft ______6 40 $1,283 82 HATHERLY ROAD SIDEWALK, L.I. ~?g· 16-Frank Barber, advertising, Can. Eng ...... $ 1 OS 16-Frank Barber, printing tenders, Sheppard Printing Co...... 75 16-Toronto World, advertising... ---·····················---··---·········· 2 10 16-Toronto World, advertising... _...... 2 10 Sept. 20--Frank Barber, 3;1% contract price...... 53 90 Oct. 4-H. Mitchell, Prog. Estimate No. L...... 1,280 00 " 18-H. Mitchell, Prog. Estimate No. L .... ·--·······:-············· 453 60 30--Interest on Loan and Overdraft, Aug., Sept. and Oct. 8 25 Nov. 15-H. Mitchell, Comp. Estimate...... 135 13 29-Interest on Note and Overdraft...... 9 65 Dec; 7-Frank Barber, balance eng. services...... '.················ 101 50 7-Frank Barber, testing cement...... 3 25 30--Int~i::est on Loan and Overdraft.. ·-······ ..... , ...... , ...... ___ 1_0_· _2_0 $2,061 48 209 WESTWOOD A VENUE SIDEWALK, L.I. 7-Riverdale Concrete Paving Co., Prog. Est. No. 1...... $ 683 26 7-Frank Barber, advertising tenders·--·-··-·······-·-·---···-····-·-- 1 00 7-Toronto World, display·-·-··-······-··--·-··-·····-·-········-·---······--· 2 66 20-Frank Barber, advertising, Can. Eng·-····-·······-··-·----···· 1 30 20-Frank Barber, 3U% contract price .. ---····----·-········-·-···· 20 00 Oct. 18-Riverdale Con. Paving Co., Comp. Estimate.... ·-···--··· 47 72 30-Interest on Loan, Sept. and Oct.·-·---·-··-·---·---·····--··-----·· 6 90 Nov. 15-Frank Barber, services_··-·--·-··· -·----····-··---··-··--····-·---··--·-·· 40 85 " 29-Interest on Note .... ·-···---····--····-·······--······--·--···-·----·-··----···· 4 20 Dec. 7-Frank Barber, testing cement.·-·----·····---··----·-····-·-···-····· 3 25 30-Interest on Loan..... -- ·-···-···-··----···-··------··--·-··-·---·--···-····-··· 4 30 S 815 44 PRISCILLA A VENUE SIDEWALK, L.I. 7-Frank Barber, advertising tenders._._------·-··----·-·------·· S 1 00 7-Toronto World, display... ·-··················--··--···-·---·---·---···-···-· 2 66 20-Frank Barber, advertising, Can. Engineer___ ·-·-·--·--··--·· 1 30 20-Frank Barber, 331'% contract price·····---·-·---·--··--·······-- 20 00 Oct. 4-Wm. Bushell, Prog. Estimate No. 1...... ---··---·-·-·--···-····· 646 40 30-Interest on Loan.. ·-···--········-···-·------·-··-··------·····---··--·------· 4 10 Nov. 15-Wm. Bushell, Comp. Estimate...... -----·---·-----·--··---···· 61 99 " 29-Interest on Note...... ·---······------·--·····------··-······-··-·--··-··-··· 3 95 Dec. 7-Frank Barber, bal. engineer services__ ·-·---··--····-·····-··-· 39 75 7-Frank Barber, testing cement·---·-----··-·-····--·····---·-···--···· 3 25 30-Interest on Loan·-·······-·-······--···--·-···--·-··-·-·-----·········-·-·-···-- 4 10 $ 788 so MARKHAM STREET W.S. SIDEWALK, L.I. S~pt. 7-Frank Barber, advertising tenders·-·-·-······-···················· s 1 00 7-Toronto World, display·-·-·-·-·-····-··-·····--····-·················--····· 2 68 7-Riverdale Concrete Pav. Co., Prog. Estimate No. 1 412 80 20-Frank Barber, advertising, Can. Eng·-······-·········-·-······· 1 30 20-Frank Barber, 3 Yi% contract price ...... ·-············ 13 00 20-Riverdale Concrete Pav. 'co., extra ...... ·-···-················· 18 80 ~~t. 18-Riverdale Concrete Pav. Co., Comp. Estimate.. ·-····-· 25 80 6 20 Nov. f~=1~!~~s~~~b;~~~~~~~~: .. ~~.~-.~~-~:~~::::·.·_-_-:::::::::::::::::::::::::: 23 55 29-Interest on Note and Overdraft...... ·-······-···-··-···-··--·· 2 75 Dec. 30-Interest on Note and Overdraft...... ·-·········-········· 2 80 s 510 68 CONWAY A VENUE SIDEWALK, L.I. Sept. 20-Frank Barber, advertising, Contract Record .. ·-··········-·· s 1. so " 20-Frank Barber, 3U% contract price...... 27 00 " 29-Frank Barber, tender notices.. ·-····-·······-···-········-·····:·-···· 1 so Oct. 4-Toronto World, diaplay, advertisement...... 3 00 18-Brayley & Nicholson, Prog. Estimate No. 1...... 466 00 ~~v. 1-Brayley & Nicholson, Prog. Estimate No. 2...... 401 16 15-Brayley & Nicholson, Comp. Estimate..... _...... 57 07 3ilnterest on Note and Overdraft.·-··-··-····························· 4 45 :qrc, -Frank Barber, bal. eng. services...... 49 55 30-Interest on Note and Overdraft.. ·-·································· 10 05 St,021 28 210 RAVENSDEN AVENUE PAVEMENT, L.I. Sept. 20-Frank Barber, advertising, Contract Record ...... $ 5 00 " 20-Frank Barber, 3U% contract price...... 102 00 Oct. 4--Toronto World, display, advertisement...... 3 00 Nov. 1-Godson Cont. Co., Prog. Estimate No. 1...... 3,226 40 Nov. 15-Godson Cont., Co., comp. Estimate No. 1...... • 187 82 " 15-Frank Barber, con. of gullies·-······································· 5 00 29-Interest on Note...... ;...... 12 35 Sept. 30-Interest on Overdraft...... ~ ...... 25 Oct. 30-Interest on Overdraft and Loan...... 10 10 Dec. 7-Frank Barber, Bal. Eng. Services...... 139 70 " 7-Frank Barber, testing cement...... 3 25 30-Interest on Loan and Overdraft...... 12 75 $3,705 62 OAKWOOD AVENUE E.S. SIDEWALK,· L.I. Sept. 20-Frank Barber, 3U% of contract price ...... $ 58 80 " 20-Frank Barber, tender notices...... 1 so Oct. 4-Toronto World, display advertising...... 3 00 18-Arthur Johnston, progress Estimate No. 1...... 1,476 40 30-lnterest on Loan ...... 7 so Nov. 29-Interest on Loan and Overdraft...... 9 40 Dec. 7-Arthur Johnston, Com. Estimate...... 548 56 " 7-Frank Barber, Bal. Eng. Seryices...... 109 35 7-Frank Barber, testing cement...... 7 so 10 70 30-Interest on Loan...... ·-·--············································-······I $2,232 71 GLEDHILL AVENUE E.S. SIDEWALK, L.I. Sept. 20-Frank Barber, advertising tenders...... S 3 00 " 20-Frank Barber, 3U% contract price ...... 40 00 Oct. 4--Toronto World, display advertising...... 5 00 18-Riverdale Con. Paving Co., Progress Estimate No. L 1,311 72 18-Frank Barber, advertising contract record ...... 3 20 30-Interest on Note...... , ...... ~ ...... S 30 Nov. 29-Interest on No.te ...... 6 90 Dec. 7-Riverdale Paving Co., Comp. Estimate...... 81 72 " 7-Frank Barber, Bal. Eng. Services._ ...... 76 15 7-Frank Barber, testing cement...... 4 25 30-Interest on Loan and Overdraft...... , ...... 7 40 $1,544 64 LEE AVENUE SIDEWALK E.S., L.I. Oct. 18-Frank Barber, 3U%lump sum price...... ---··················· $ 47 35 " 18-Frank Barber, advertising contract record ..... -...... so 18-Frank Barber, Notices, Sheppard Ptg. Co ...... so 18-Frank Barber, Advertising Can. Eng ...... ·-················· 55 30-Interest on Loan...... 6 OS Nov. 1-Wm. Bushell, Progress Estimate No. L ...... ~ ...... 1,108 20 " 15-Wm. Bushell, Comp. Estimate.. ------391 23 18-Toronto World, printing notices ...... , ...... 1 72 29-Interest on Loan...... 7 90 Dec. 7-Frank Barber, Bal. Eng. Services...... 77 20 " 7-Frank Barber, testing cement...... 6 so 30-Interest on Loan and Overdraft...... 8 40 $1,656 10 211 ST. MARKS ROAD S.S. SIDEWALK, L.I. Oct. 18-Frank Barber, 3U% lump sum price...... S 18 75 " 18-Frank Barber, advertising contract record.. ·-········-····· so 18-Frank Barber, Notices, Sheppard Ptg. Co ...... 45 18-Frank Barber, Advertising Can. Eng.. _...... so 30-Interest on Note...... 2 65 Nov. 15-Wm. Bushell, Comp. Estimate...... 646 62 " 15-Toronto World, printing Notices...... _...... 1 71 29-Interest on Note...... 3 45 Dec. 7-Frank Barber, Bal. Eng. Services...... · ...... 34 80 30-Interest on Loan and Overdraft·-······-··························· 3 80 $ 713 23 EARLSCOURT A VENUE E.S. SIDEWALK, L.I. Oct. 18-Frank Barber, 3U% lump sum price.. ·-····----····--····· S 26 95 " 18-Frank Barber, advertising contract record·--··············· so 18-Frank Barber, Notices, Sheppard Ptg., Co ...·-····--····· 45 18-Frank Barber, Advertising Can. Eng ...... 50 Nov. 1-Arthur Johnson, Progress Estimate No. L-··-············· 827 80 15-Arthur Johnson, Comp. Estimate·--····························· so 98 15-Toronto World, advertising·--······································--· 1 72 29-Interest on Notes and Overdraft·----··························· 3 40 29-Interest on N ates and Overdraft...... -...... 4 70 Dec. 7-Frank Barber, Bal. Eng. Services._ ...... 48 35 30-Interest on Loan and Overdraft·-··--····························· 4 85 S 970 20 DURIE STREET (BOTH SIDES) SIDEWALK, L.I. Oct. 18-Frank Barber, 3U% lump sum price.. ·--····················· S 71 00 " 18-Frank Barber, advertising contract record·------····· 50 18-Frank Barber, Notices, Geo. Sheppard.... ·-----··········· 50 18-Frank Barber, advertising Can. Eng..... _...... 55 Nov. 1-Grant Contracting Co., Progress Estimate No. 1...... 2,152 80 " 1-Grant Contracting Co., Comp. Estimate·-··-··············· 117 11 I-Toronto World, printing Notices·-··································· 1 71 29-Interest on Loan and Overdraft, Oct. and Nov...... 20 30 Dec. 117 10 ~=i~:~t ::~~:~: !~t:~~!:;~~~~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 3 25 30-Interest on Loan and Overdraft·-··································· 11 45 $2,496 27 AMHERST A VENUE (BOTH SIDES) SIDEWALK, L.I. Oct. 18-Frank Barber, 3U% lump sum price...... $ 32 00 " 18-Frank Barber, Notices, Sheppard Ptg. Co ...... 45 18-Frank Barber, Advertising Can. Eng..... ·-····················· 50 18-Frank Barber, Advertising Can. Record...... 50 Nov. 1-Arthur Johnson, Progress Estimate No. 1._ ...... 968 80 15-Arthur Johnson, Comp. Estimate ...... 68 79 15-Toronto World, printing...... 1 72 29-Interest, Notes, Sept., Oct. and Nov...... 9 00 Dec. 7-Frank Barber, Bal. Eng. Services·-··-··········--··············· 54 10 " 7-Frank Barber, testing cement...... 3 75 30-Interest on Loan and Overdraft...... 5 60 Sl,145 31 212 JILLSON A VENUE S.S. SIDEWALK, L.I. Oct. 18-Frank Barber, 3U% lump sum price...... $ 16 00 " 18-Frank Barber, Advertising Contract Record...... so 18-Frank Barber, Notices, Sheppard Ptg. Co ...... 45 18-Frank Barber, Advertising Can. Engineer...... so 30-Interest on Note...... 2 45 Nov. 15-Toronto World, printing Notices...... -.: ...... 1 71 " 29-Interest on Note, Oct. and Nov.·-································· 3 20 Dec. 7-Grant Contracting Co., Progress Estimate No. L ...... 412 34 " 15-Grant Contracting Co., Comp. Estimate...... 27 81 15-Frank Barber, Bal. Services...... 20 55 30-Interest on Loan...... 3 OS $ 488 56 BERESFORD A VENUE E.S. SIDEWALK, L.I. Oct. 18-Frank Barber, 3U% of $545.00. __ ····-···········-··············· $ 20 00 " 18-Frank Barber, Advertising Contract Record·-············· so 18-Frank Barber, Notices, Sheppard Ptg. Co ...... 45 18-Frank Barber, Advertising Can. Eng...... so Nov. 15-Toronto World, printing Notices...... 1 71 " 15-Grant Contracting Co., Comp. Estimate...... 612 51 29-Interest, Oct., Nov. on Loan...... 6 10 Dec. 7-Frank Barber, Bal. Eng. Services...... 30 10 " 7-Frank Barber, testing cement...... 3 25 30-Interest on Loan·---······----····-··-····--····························· 3 55 $ 678 67 GLENHOLM AVENUE PAVEMENT, L.I. Nov. 15-Frank Barber, Advertising Contract Record.. ·-··········· $ 1 60 " 15-Toronto World, printing Notices...... 2 so Dec. 7-Barber Asphalt Paving Co., Progress Estimate No. 1 1,934 40 " 7-Frank Barber, 3U lump sum price...... 80 00 15-Barber Asphalt Paving Co., Comp. Estimate ...... 470 29 15-Frank Barber, Bal. Services ...... 118 35 30-Interest on Loan and Overdraft...... 16 80 $2,623 94 EARLSDALE A VENUE (BOTH SIDES) SIDEWALK, L.I. Nov. 15-Frank Barber, Advertising Contract Record. ___ .., __ :.. $ 3 so " 15-Frank Barber, services...... 23 42 15-Toronto World, printing Notices...... 2 so 15-Frank Barber,...... 3 00 29-Interest on Note.. ·-··························································· 2 75 Dec. 7-Frank Barber, 3U% lump sum price.... ·-··-·················· 35 00 " 15-A. Gardner, Progress Estimate...... 525 32 30-Interest on Loan·-······-··-················································· 9 65 $ 605 14 LAUDER AVENUE PAVEMENT, L.I. Nov. 15-Toronto World, printing Notices.. ·-····--························· $ 2 SO " 15-Frank Barber, Advertising Contract Rec?rd ...... ·-······· 1 60 Dec. 7-Barber Asphalt Paving Co., Progress Estimate No. 1. 1,.911 20 .. 7-Frank Barber, 3U% lump sum price._...... 75 00 15-Barber Asphalt Paving Co., Comp. Estimate...... ---- 368 58 15-Frank Barber, Bal. Services·-··-····································· 113 10 $2,471 98 213 1915 GERRARD STREET RATE ACCOUNT. Apr. 3-Deb. No. 7 and Interest, per By-law No. 2126·--··-··· $1,016 61 REID AVENUE SIDEWALK RATE ACCOUNT. Apr. 9-Deb. No. 7 and Interest, per By-law No. 2,127...... $496 16 PARKWOOD A VENUE PAVEMENT RATE ACCOUNT. June 9-Deb. No. 4 and Interest, per By-law No. 2256·--······· $1,027 54 SPADINA ROAD SEWER RATE ACCOUNT. June 9-Deb. No. 4 and Interest, per By-law No. 2257·---··-· $465 10 MARKHAM STREET SIDEWALK RATE ACCOUNT. June 9-Deb. No. 4 and Interest, per By-law No. 2258.----··· $145 85 WALMER ROAD SEWER RATE ACCOUNT. June 9-Deb. No. 4 and Interest, per By-law No. 2259·----·--· $135 46 MILLBANK AVENUE PAVEMENT RATE ACCOUNT. June 9-Deb. No. 4 and Interest, per By-law No. 2260·--······· $484 93 MONTCLAIR AVENUE PAVEMENT RATE ACCOUNT. June 9-Deb. No. 4 and Interest, per By-law No. 2261...---··· $476 46 HEATH STREET PAVEMENT RATE ACCOUNT. June 9-Deb. No. 4 and Interest, per By-law No. 2262·----·-·· $705 23 WALMER ROAD PAVEMENT RATE ACCOUNT. June 23-Deb. No. 2 and Interest, per By-law No. 3059·-··--·--· $668 72 SPADINA ROAD SEWER RATE ACCOUNT. July 8-Deb. No. 6 and Interest, per By-law No. 2178 ... ______$299 52 SUNDRY SIDEWALKS, L.I., RATE ACCOUNT. July 8-Deb. No. 2 and Interest, per By-law No. 3060 ... ·-··--· $2,419 17 MOORE PARK SIDEWALK, L.I., RATE ACCOUNT. July 8-Deb. No. 2 and Interest, Coupons, per By-law . No. 3,053...... $902 71 PARKWOOD AVENUE SEWER RATE ACCOUNT. Aug. 2-Deb. No. 5 and Interest, per By-law No. 2230 ..... ·--··· $590 40 SUNDRY SEWERS, L.I., RATE ACCOUNT. Aug. 12-Deb. No. 1 and Interest, per By-law No. 4063 .... ·--··· $1,960 80 SUNDRY CONCRETE SIDEWALKS, L.I., RATE ACCOUNT. Aug. 12-Deb. No. 1 and Interest, per By-law No. 4062 ..... _.____ $945 77 BELLEFAIR AVENUE SIDEWALK RATE ACCOUNT. Nov. 20-Deb. No. 7 and Interest, per By-law No. 2148·----·-· $304 83 DAVENPORT ROAD STREET WIDENING RATE ACCOUNT. Dec. 30-Deb. No. 20 and Interest, per By-law No. 162L-····-- $809 40 . GLEN. ROAD BRIDGE RATE ACCOUNT. Dec: 30-Debenture Coupons, per By-laws 2016 2018 2019 2052 ...... •...... •...... ' $1,800 00 214 TOWNSHIP OF YORK ABSTRACT OF RECEIPTS ""AND DISBURSEMENTS 1st January, 1915, to 31st December, 1915. RECEIPTS. Cash on hand and in Bank Accounts, January, 1st, 1915, as per Statement, 1914...... $ 25,474 30 Taxes, 1914 ...... $ 61,151 04 Taxes, 1915...... 219,807 87 Arrears of Taxes.. ·-················································· 27,578 28 Roads and Bridges : General...... $ 40 15 Road Div. No. 9...... 1 00 Lambton Golf Club Bridge ...... 35 70 Pelmo Park Bridge...... -...... 118 30 Jane St. Subway... _...... 165 52 Schmidt's Bridge...... 89 80 450 47 County of York...... 600 00 Charity...... 75 10 Board of Health ...... 10 81 Licenses and Fines...... ~ ...... 320 00 Kennel License ...... 20 00 Miscellaneous Receipts...... 9 00 School Section No. 22 ...... $ 8,833 57 " " 32...... 33,932 54 33...... 11,896 73 54,662 84 City of Toronto...... 20,183 92 Legislative School Grant...... 6,875 86 School.Fund Trust Principal...... 2,432 99 School Fund Trust Interest...... 760 33 Local Improvement Debentures Sold ...... 91,939 48 Kennedy and Barrie Ave. Sewer, L.I.._ ...... 394 so Earnscliffe Sewer, L.I.·--······································· 14 10 Glenholm Ave. Sewer, L.I...... 120 53 Lauder Ave. Sewer, L.L...... 25 00 Oakwood Ave. Sewer, L.I...... ·-····························· 49 00 Earlscourt Ave. Sewer, L.I...... -...... 25 00 Humewood Ave. Sewer, L.L·--··-······················· 25 00 487,531 12 Bank Overdrafts, Dec. 31st, 1915 : Bathurst St. Sewer...... $ 202 90 Barrie Ave. Sidewalk...... 643 76 Main St. Sidewalk...... 1,246 07 215 Clinton Ave. Sidewalk------·------··· $ 2 13 Pape and Randolph Aves. Sewers.. ·-··-········ 193 55 Humewood Ave. Sewer_········-························ 931 02 Gledhill Ave. W. S. Sidewalk.--··--········-······ 1,381 51 Ash bury Ave. Sidewalk. ... ·-······-···-················ 1,059 05 St. John's Road Sidewalk·-····-····················· 293 79 Brant Ave. Sidewalk...... ·-··························· 221 99 Edmond Ave. N.S. Sidewalk.. ---··--··········· 203 85 Harvie Ave. E.S. Sidewalk. .... ·-····················· 480 61 Bloem Ave. N.S. Sidewalk.·-···············----·-···· 539 98 Earlscourt Ave. Sewer·--····-····-·-···-···········-··· 1,020 38 Barrington Ave. Sewer.. ·-·······-······················- 566 58 Earlscourt Ave. W. S. Sidewalk..·-······ ...... 967 71 Earlsdale Ave. S.S. Sidewalk.. ·-·······-············ 445 29 Dufferin St. Sewer.... ·-·--··-···-·-·····-············-·--· 1,238 44 Oakwood Ave. W.S. Sidewalk...... ·-··-·····-···· 2,648 64 Dufferin St. E.S. Sidewalk.. --··················-···· 828 61 Lauder Ave. E.S. Sidewalk.·--······················· 3,088 50 Alice St. and Rusholm Road Sidewalk. ____ . 1,216 17 Arlington Ave. Sidewalk. .. ········-··················· 1,245 84 McDonald Ave. and McDonald Cresc. Sidewalk... -···-·················----.·····-············· 1,283 82 Hatherly Road Sidewalk...... ·--·············-·······-- 2,061 48 W estwood Ave. S.S. Sidewalk·-··-··-·-········· 815 44 Priscilla Ave. Sidewalk---··---······-·-············ 788 50 Markham St. W.S. Sidewalk. .. _--···--···--···-·· 510 68 Conway Ave. Sidewalk·----···-·--···-··-··-···----···· 1,021 28 Ravensden Ave. Pavement----··---··········-····· 3,705 62 Oakwood Ave. E.S. Sidewalk.... ··-··----········· 2,232 71 Gledhill Ave. E.S. Sidewalk...... 1,544 64 Kennedy and Barrie Ave. Sewer...... 66 77 Lee Ave. E.S. Sidewalk...... ·-·····-·····--·---······-- 1,656 10 St. Marks Road S.S. Sidewalk._·-··---·······-···· 713 23 Earlscourt Ave. E.S. Sidewalk·--··-·-··········· 970 20 Durie Ave. Sidewalk. ... ·-·--··········-·················-· 2,496 27 Amherst Ave. Sidewalk._··-··-··-········--··--·····--·· 1,145 21 Jillson Ave. S.S. Sidewalk.·--·-··-···-·--············· 488 56 Beresford Ave. E.S. Sidewalk----····-·········· 678 67 Glenholm Ave. Pavement_···-····-···-··········-····· 2,623 94 Earlsdale Ave. Sidewalk.... ·-······················-··· 605 14 Lauder Ave. Pavement_·----··---··-·-·····-············ 2,471 98 48,546 61 General Account.. ·--·····-··--·················--··--···--··-····-·-··············-········ 14,927 13 Bills Payable.·-··-··-·····--··-·················-·················--·-··-···-··-··-······-······ 140,000 00 Overpaid by City of Toronto on Debs. and Int.·-----·········-··· 2 00 $716,481 16 DISBURSEMENTS. Bank Overdrafts, January 1st, 1915, as per Statement 1914 $72,341 70 Roads and Bridges : ' Di'ision ~?· L...... ·-·-····· $3,766 02 :: L::::::::::::::::::::::::: t!ti i~ t L'.\/t/'.'.t'. !\ill ii 216 Division No. 10 ...... $16,588 39 " " 11...... 8,334 88 " 12...... 3,898 47 Rodick's Culvert...... 2,628 68 W. A. Clarke's Bridge...... 4,281 05 Jane St. Subway.. ·--····-···-·········· 1,687 83 Lambton Golf Club Bridge..... -. 370 13 Schmidt's Bridge.... ·-··-··············· 882 38 Pelmo Park Bridge·-······-··········· 100 19 Roads and Bridges...... 1,750 95 $73,022 43 Salaries... _...... 15,149 35 Stationery and Printing·----··············-··············-··· 3,564 so Law Costs...... 4,661 73 Charity.... ·-·················-··········-····-····························· 13,866 00 County of York, re County Rates·-··-················· 58,781 33 Interest..... -...... ·...... 4,050 91 Board of Health ...... 5,389 16 General Municipal Expense...... 4,537 63 Duplicate Payments·-----····································· 114 73 Rebates._ ...... 90 00 Rent and Light... -...... 1,029 61 Sewer Rental..·--···················································-· 3,246 03 Election Expenses·-··--··-·····································-- 480 10 Sheep Claims...... 34 00 School Sections : Section No. 3 ...... S 909 89 " 4l 4 ...... 997 28 5 ...... -...... 919 14 7...... 2,000 00 8 ...... 915 66 9 ...... 716 48 " 10...... 691 88 '' 11...... 1,175 03 " 12 ...... · ...... 709 46 " 13 ...... 5,523 19 " 14 ...... 752 88 ,, 15 ...... 16,615 70 " 16 ...... 824 56 " 17 ...... 1,002 42 '' 18 ...... 750 14 '' 19 ...... 2,401 55 '' 20 ...... 1,645 48 ,, 21...... 1,523 65 '' 22 ...... 18,648 33 '' 23 ...... 600 52 '' 24 ...... 3,644 83 '' 25 ...... 7,801 48 " 26 ...... 21,085 62 " 27 ...... 23,987 78 " 28 ...... 19,135 93 '' 29 ...... 16,022 60 '' 30...... 4,907 25 '' 31...... 2,054 76 " 32...... 35,551 36 " 33 ...... 12,915 73 '' 34...... 2 75 Separate: · Section 1...... 1,433 75 .. 21...... 31 75 $207,898 83 217 Legislative School Grants---·------$ 6,864 96 School Fund Interest______2,240 00 Local Improvements: Earnscliff Road Sewer______$1,866 05 Ravensden Ave. Sidewalk, E.S. 162 79 Robina AYe. Sidewalk ______125 39 Millerson Ave. Sidewalk. ______89 39 Appleton Ave. Sidewalk______127 49 Glenholm Ave. Sewer______2,835 83 Barrie Ave. Sidewalk. ______610 46 Day and Sellers Aves. Sewer___ _ 182 19 Holland Park Ave. Sidewalk. ___ _ 308 64 Warren Rd. Sidewalk. ______89 54 Lauder Ave. Sewer______266 70 Kennedy and Barrie Ave. Sewer 704 52 Rm:sell Hill Rd. Sewer______2 00 Spadina Road Pavement______792 75 Ravensden Ave. Sewer______305 45 Frederica St. Sewer______8 83 Wychwood Ave_ Sewer______12 90 Baby Point Sidewalk. ______6 50 Russell Hill Rd. Sidewalk______2 00 Renhold Ave. Sidewalk. ______170 50 Earnscliff Rd. Sidewalk. ______146 84 Jane St. Sidewalk ______348 27 Baby Pt. and Talbot Place Si STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES 31st December, 1915. ASSETS. ACTIVE. Cash on hand·---··---············································· $ 79 OS Taxes, 1914...... 86 23 Taxes, 1915 ...... 151,858 37 Arrears of Taxes·--················································· 60,133 42 Due from Treasurer on adjustment of 1912, 1913, and 1914 Tax Rolls...... 177 02 $212,334 09 RESERVE. School Fund Trust : Securities held..... _...... $ 6,362 29 Cash in Bank._··········-················· 11,927 71 18,290 00 School Funcl Interest : Cash in Bank...... 874 44 Legislative School Grant : Cash in Bank..·-··-··········································· 41 64 L.I. Bank Balances : Millerson Ave. Sidewalk...... $ 9 so Holland Park Sidewalk...... 9 16 Glenholm Ave. Sidewalk..·--····· 28 79 Earnscliff Rd. Sidewalk...... 11 29 Day Ave. Sidewalk...... 10 19 Ravem:den A-...e. E.S. Sidewalk 6 95 Renhold Ave. Sidewalk...... 6 42 Lauder Ave. Sidewalk...... 13 54 Glenholm Ave. Sewer·--··-········· 148 66 Appleton Ave. Sidewalk._ .. ____ _ 10 94 Robina Ave. Sidewalk...... 11 02 Lauder Ave. Sewer... ·-··············· 1,188 06 Earnscliff Rd. Sewer..... _...... 213 72 Appleton Ave. Sewer._ ...... 44 35 Kenwood Ave. Sewer.... ·-··········· 510 22 Arlington Ave. Sewer·---··········· 27 79 Dundas St. Sidewalk...... 9 47 Brant Ave. Pavement...... 212 47 Oakwood Ave. Sewer·-··············· 416 12 Spadina Rd. Pavement...... 309 90 Baby Point and Talbot 'Place Sidewalk. .. -...... 1 43 221 Warren Rd. Sidewalk. .. ___ ...... $ 9 49 Jane St. Sidewalk...... 15 07 Ravensden Ave. Sewer.... ·-····-··· 36 54 Day and Sellers Aves. Sewer... . 21 62 Russell Hill Rd. Pavement...... 67 74 Warren Rd. Pavement...... 58 22 S 3,408 67 22,614 75 FIXED. School Buildings and Equipment...... $576,550 00 Office Furniture·-········-····································-··---- 834 OS Road Machinery and Tools...... 660 00 Land Purchased for Road...... 183 64 578,227 69 PASSIVE. Local Improvements ...... ·-································· S119,907 71 Local Improvements under con- struction : Bathurst St. Sewer...... S 202 90 Barrie Ave. Sidewalk..·-·······-····· 643 76 Main St. Sidewalk...... 1,246 07 Clinton Ave. Sidewalk. __ ...... 2 13 Pape and Randolph Ave. Sewer 193 55 Humewood Ave. Sewer...... 931 02 Gledhill Ave. W.S. Sidewalk...... 1,381 51 Ashbury Ave. Sidewalk._...... 1,059 OS St. John's Rd. Sidewalk...... ·--··· 293 79 Brant Ave. Sidewalk...... 221 99 Edmond Ave. W.S. Sidewalk.... 203 85 Harvie Ave. E.S. Sidewalk...... 480 61 Bloem Ave. N.S. Sidewalk...... 539 98 Earlscourt Ave. Sewer·--··········· 1,020 38 Barrington Ave. Sewer.. ·-··-······· 566 58 Earlscourt Ave. W.S. Sidewalk 967 71 Earlsdale Ave. S.S. Sidewalk.... 44.5 29 Dufferin St. Sewer...... 1,238 H Oakwood Ave. W.S. Sidewalk.. 2,648 64 Dufferin St. E.S. Sidewalk...... 828 61 Lauder Ave. E.S. Sidewalk. __ .. 3,088 50 Alice St. and Rusholm Rd. Sidewalk. .. _...... 1,216 17 Arlington Ave. Sidewalk...... 1,245 84 McDonald Ave. and Crescent Sidewalk...... 1,283 82 Hatherly Rd. Sidewalk...... 2,061 48 Westwood Ave. S.S. Sidewalk.. 815 44 Priscilla Ave. Sidewalk...... 788 50 Markham St. W.S. Sidewalk...... 510 68 Conway Ave. Sidewalk...... 1,021 28 Ravensden Ave. Pavement...... 3,705 62 Oakwood Ave. E.S. Sidewalk.... 2,232 71 Gledhill Ave. E.S. Sidewalk...... 1,544 64 Kennedy and Barrie Ave. Sewer.-...... 66 77 Lee Ave. E.S. Sidewalk...... 1,656 10 St. Mark',3 Rd. S.S. Sidewalk.... 713 23 Earlscourt Ave. E.S. Sidewalk.. 970 20 Durie Ave. Sidewalk...... 2,496 27 222 Amherst Ave. Sidewalk ...... $1,145 21 Jillson Ave. S.S. Sidewalk...... 488 56 Beresford Ave. E.S. Sidewalk. .. . 678 67 Glenholm Ave. Pavement...... 2,623 94 Lauder Ave. Sidewalk...... 2,471 98 Earlsdale A v.e. Sidewalk...... 605 14 $48,546 61 168,454 32 OTHER ASSETS. Davenport Rd. Rate Account...... $111 42 Gerrard St. Extension Rate Account...... 80 51 Parkwood Ave. Pavement Rate Account...... 1 33 Davies Drainage.. ·-················································· 22 80 Woodbine Sewer...... 21 00 Spadina Rd. Sewer... _...... ~ ...... 60 48 Wheeler Ave. Sewer...... 12 00 Farnham Ave. Sewer...... ~ ...... 5 44 314 98 $981,945 83 LIABILITIES. BONDED. Local Improvement Debenture Debt...... $119,907 71 School Loan Debenture Debt.. ·-··························· 489,212 65 $609,120 36 SCHOOL FUNDS. School Fund Trust Principal...... $ 18,290 00 School Fund Trust Interest...... 874 44 School Sections...... 103,680 37 Legislative School Grant...... , .... ,...... 41 64 122,886 45 RATE ACCOUNTS. Toronto Suburban Railway...... $ 8 53 Bellefair Ave ...... '...... 23 Parkwood Ave. Sewer...... 24 Spadina Rd. Sewer No. 1...... 8 Spadina Rd. Sewer No. 2...... 5 Walmer Rd. Sewer...... 135 45 Markham St. Sidewalk...... 146 03 Montclair Ave. Pavement...... 3 Heath St. Pavement...... 6 Walmer Rd. Pavement...... 668 84 Sundry;,Local Imr.rovement,,Rates ...... 2,420 51 2,564 97 1,960 77 2,558 31 945 79 4,381 40 4,506 64 Davenport Rd. Commutation...... 18 94 Gerrard St...... 151 40 20,468 27 223 FLOATING. County of York County Rate Balance______$44,606 88 County of York, De Grassi Hill Grading ______143 50 Duplicate Payments ______1,180 17 City of Toronto, re overpayment of Debentures and Interest ______------· 2 00 Debentures and Interest Coupons due, but not presented for payment. ------· 966 25 Bank Overdraft, General Account ______14,927 13 Unexpended balances re Local Improvements : Millerson Ave. Sidewalk. ______S 9 50 Holland Park Sidewalk______9 16 Glenholm Ave. Sidewalk______28 79 Earnscliff Rd. Sidewalk.______11 29 Day Ave. Sidewalk______10 19 Ravensden Ave. E.S. Sidewalk 6 95 Renhold Ave Sidewalk______6 42 Lauder Ave. Sidewalk______13 54 Glenholm Ave. Sewer______148 66 Appleton Ave. Sidewalk______10 94 Robina Ave. Sidewalk______11 02 Lauder Ave. Sewer______1,188 06 Earnscliff Rd. Sewer______213 72 Appleton Ave. Sewer______44 35 Kenwood Ave. Sewer... ______.____ 510 22 Arlington Ave. Sewer______27 79 Dundas St. Sidewalk______9 4 7 Brant Ave. Pavement______212 47 Oakwood Ave. Sewer______416 12 Spadina Rd. Pavement______309 90 Baby Point and Talbot Place Sidewalk ______1 43 Warren Rd. Sidewalk. ____ _ 9 49 Jane St. Sidewalk ______15 07 Ravensden Ave. Sewer______36 54 Day and Sellers Aves. Sewer ______21 62 Russell Hill Rd. Pavement______6i 74 Warren Rd. Pavement ______ss n S3,408 67 65,234 60 BANK OVERDRAFTS, re LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS. Bathurst St. Sewer ______S 202 90 Barrie Ave. Sidewalk ______643 76 Main St. Si S9S 1,945 83 225 TOWNSHIP OF YORK SCHOOL LOAN DEBENTURE DEBT December 31st, 1915. : No. I I Yrs. By- I i I J >Jo. law I Date of of I ssue(l for Int. to Principal S.S. No. Issue Yrs. I Rate Run Unpaid -~------1---1 ------28 11343 ' Feb. 15, 1892 30 S 7,ouo uo 5 7 S 2,634 90 22 1901 Dec. 27, 1902 20 4,560 00 -t 7 2,013 90 22 1902 Dec. 27, 1902 20 2,000 00 -t 7 883 29 15 2094 Sept. 16, 1907 10 4,200 00 5 2 1,011 38 29 2132 June 3, 1908 20 10,000 00 5 13 7,537 6-1 28 2135 July 20, 1908 20 6,000 00 5 13 -1-,522 63 22 21-10 Aug. 17, 1908 20 6,500 00 5 13 -1-,898 85 28 2145 Oct. 19, 1908 20 2,000 00 5 13 1,)07 29 11 2222 June 20, 1910 10 3,000 00 H 5 1,664 38 29 2236 I I 0 -1-.! & :\ l1\ • 7,1910 30 25,000 00 2 25 22, i 58 16 2252 28 2249 Mar. 10, 1911 20 10,500 00 5 16 9,131 33 27 2289 Dec. -1, 1911 15 6,700 00 5 I 11 5,361 7-1 3037 Jan. 13, 1913 25 36,000 00 5 23 34,-15-1- 70 I 15 & & I 3052 l\Iay 5, 1913 28 3049 Apr. 7, 1913 20 37,500 00 1 5 18 35,175 11 31 3045 Mar. 17, 1913 20 6,000 00 ,:; 18 5,628 02 30 3075 Sept. 2, 1913 20 30,000 00 5 1~ 28,140 09 29 3048 Apr. 7, 1913 20 28,000 00 5 18 26,264 05 27 4030 27 & June 1, 1914 30 100,000 oo I 5 29 98,494 86 4005 29 4014 Aug. 15, 1914 20 10,000 00 5 19 CJ",697 5 i 19 4018 Aug. 15, 1914 10 7,000 00 5 9 6,443 -17 15 4021 Aug. 15, 191-1 10 6,000 00 5 9 5,522 97 15 4042 Sept. 28, 1914 10 18,000 00 5 19 17,-155 5-1 22 4027 Aug. 20, 1914 20 35,000 00 5 19 33,941 51 26 -10-13 Sept. 28, 191-1 20 80,000 00 5 19 77,580 59 32 4106 July 28, 1915 20 12,000 00 5 20 12,000 00 32 -1150 Sept. 1, 1915 20 22,000 00 5 20 22,000 00 33 4206 Nov. 1, 1915 20 12,000 00 s I 20 12,000 00 ---- I $526,960 oo I S-lSS,723 97 I In addi~ion to above, there are balances dqe on Debentures issued by the Township, but which have now been assumed bv the Cit\· of Toronto nnder annexation agreements, amounting to S 114,505.48. - 226 TOWNSHIP OF YORK LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DEBENTURE DEBT December 31st, 1915 NAME I By-law I Date of Issue j No. of Issued for i Rate of I Years Principal No. [ Years ' Int. \ to Run I Unpaid 1 Markham Street Sidewalks ...... ·------1 2258 June 5, 1911 ,--S--$~1--S-:---1-- S 131-1 87 Walmer Road Sewer ..... ------·--- 2259 June 5, 1911 10 1,0-16 01 5 6 687 57 N Walmer Road Pavement·-···------·-··--·--- 3059 May 19, 1913 10 5,163 70 S ,1 8 4,322 10 ~ ~nioet~s~~~e~~-~-·_: __~-~~:::::_:_-~~::::~:::::::::::::::::::J ~mI Cedarvale Avenue ...... ------········ ______30571 June 2, 1913 S 10,473 73 5 3 6,587 99 Wal mer Road Sidewalks ______1 3058 1 Frederica Street Sewer .. ·------·---·------·--- .. , 4055 / Wychwood Avenue Sewer ______4056' Aug. +, 1914 10 15,140 80 5 9 13,937 03 Russell Hill Road Sewer ------·------4057) Baby Point Sidewalk. ... ______.______40581 Russell H~ll Road Sidewalk...... ·····----- 40S9i "Aug. 4, 1914 5 -1,09-1 65, I 5 4 l 3,353_ (Jl Russell Hill Road Pavement .. ------·----·---- 41121 Spadina Road Pavement.______. 4113 j· \Iay (i, 1915 10 33,017 -13 5~ 10 33,017 ..J3 \Yarren Road Pavement...... ______411-1 Lauder Avenue Sewer______41 lSl Kenneclv & Barrie Avenues Sewer 4116 1-·)ayantlScllersA.venuesSewer..... 4117J ! \Tay (J,1915 I J(J 19,280 -11 5~ lU l 71 71 iS iS 41 41 nu\,. nu\,. Unpaid Unpaid 19,333 19,333 19,248 19,248 J<),2XO J<),2XO Principal Principal Sll9,90i Sll9,90i have have j j , , I I 10 10 Run Run which which 10 10 Years Years to to i i : : lmL lmL of] of] -1 -1 St St .::,2 .::,2 St St Int. Int. Rate Rate I I I I I I Township, Township, iS iS 85 85 95 95 41 41 for for the the 36. 36. liy liy 19,333 19,333 19,248 19,248 19,980 19,980 Issued Issued DEBT-Continued DEBT-Continued $127,430 $127,430 S68,973 S68,973 issued issued tu tu of of JU JU 10 10 Years Years No. No. Uebenture::; Uebenture::; amounting amounting 1915 1915 1915 1915 1915 1915 Issue Issue on on DEBENTURE DEBENTURE 1, 1, (J, (J, 6, 6, of of due due Date Date May May May May Sept. Sept. agreements, agreements, I I I I balances balances No. No. 4125 4125 4124 4124 4123 4123 4122 4122 4127 4127 4121 4121 4126 4126 4120 4120 4130 4130 4135 4135 4129 4129 4134 4134 4128 4128 4133 4133 4210J 4210J 4132 4132 4131 4131 4207) 4207) 4209 4209 4208 4208 4211 4211 are are By;law By;law _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ annexation annexation _ _ _ _ _ _ there there _ _ IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT ______ _ _ under under ______ Side\valk Side\valk __ __ _ _ _ _ ______ _ _ ______ Sidewalk. Sidewalk. _ _ _ _ ______ ______ __ __ _ _ ______ Sidewalk. Sidewalk. ______ W.S. W.S. Sidewalk. Sidewalk. foregoing, foregoing, ______ ______ ______ Sidewalk Sidewalk LOCAL LOCAL Place Place ______ Toronto Toronto ______ Sidewalk.. Sidewalk.. Sirfowalk Sirfowalk the the N.S. N.S. Sidewalk. Sidewalk. anct anct Sidewalk. Sidewalk. of of Sidewalk. Sidewalk. W.S. W.S. Sewer__ Sewer__ E.S. E.S. Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk. Sidewalk. Sidewalk. Sidewalk. to to E. E. Sewer__ Sewer__ S.S. S.S. Sewer__ Sewer__ Sewer__ Sewer__ E.S. E.S. NAME NAME Sidewalk_ Sidewalk_ and and Sidewalk Sidewalk S.S. S.S. Sewer.. Sewer.. Talbot Talbot E.S. E.S. and and City City W.S. W.S. S.S. S.S. S. S. S.S. S.S. E.S. E.S. Pa_vement Pa_vement E. E. the the and and \Y.S. \Y.S. Avenue Avenue venue venue Avenue Avenue R.cJad R.cJad Road Road Avenue Avenue Avenue Avenue Avenue Avenue A A addition addition Avenue Avenue Avenue Avenue venue venue Avenue Avenue by by Park, Park, Street Street Road Road Street Street A A Avenue Avenue Street Street In In Point Point Street Street Avenue Avenue Robina Robina Dundas Dundas Ravensden Ravensden Lauder Lauder Baby Baby Renhold Renhold .Millcrson .Millcrson Holland Holland Dav Dav Jane Jane Glcnholm Glcnholm assumed assumed Warren Warren Ravcnsden Ravcnsden Earnscliffe Earnscliffe Kenwood Kenwood Oakwood Oakwood Heath Heath Clinton Clinton Earnscliffe Earnscliffe Appleton Appleton Glenholrn Glenholrn l'-' l'-' N N 'l; 'l;