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FEach numbs mining projpe TIMMINES TOWNSITE CO., Ltd. format: and ( Real Estate and Insurance TIMMINS and SOUTH PORCUPINE Collections Made and fifty to two hundred and fifty itions are discussed in each. issue. ties leadin t hÂ¥ /a Sample Copy on req:! to uthority on Mining and One Dollar Annualily 10,000 word artiel Timmins Representative SOUTH PQORCUPINE Mn n( ot Great Phone 30 P.0. Box 319 (nt{ains 1203 \Detailed Review of Receipts and Disâ€" | bursements for Year Ending March 3lst, 1917. | 1916. April October Novembe Decembe en(iin 1916 4 Ti July Auz ending Marclh JiSt, .\l)l'il S s s k .0 s Employees North . ul M Octobet September Novemb Decembs Tthh a aTATtMEAT UF THE LANADIAR PRTROTG FEAD March Statement of Headquarters b year ending 31: 1916. Gtl1: ... ;s ; September 14th November 13th December 29th 101 7. Mare un Aueoust 1 I UNMADLY $am sls e a eA is 3iR ollinger Gold Mimes Hol] Gold Mu Aurot Hollinger Gold Mines . Employees North Thom . ... 2 k k k k k k k e e k0 Employees Por. Crown M. W. Summerhaves... pSnu St. Mathews Chureh Empdoyees North Th SOIL s aer e es Hollingetrâ€" . ;:.;1 ;13 ass Eimplovees North Thom pSso ... .. ... .k k k e k k k2 Hollinger Employees . Hollinger G. Mines ... l):s'n!l Empléye pson Hollinge: pson )o )S l‘:m] vln_\'v( MJ Â¥aW mpoyed embe ater Headquarte 7 ‘"HH‘"7. inee Concert W . Summerhave D V C O3 llowing for this Camp for c 31st, 1017 :â€"â€" t of amounts forw; s c "this branceh 31lst Marceh, 1917 inltl Mimw North Rac M ort al AT‘C 1)1 Clu)b aAmoun!t 204.75 10.00 O 00 3.80 Thomâ€" he statement of 10Onlâ€" 10111 100 1000 S â€" Teceye endinge 31 )0 o.)” 3() 214 143 M § AT 17062.55 114100,00 300.,00 1000,00 1900.00 10060,.00 7 +.,00 1000,00 3000 166,.80 fiv@ in 10.00 401.45 1,081.05 2.790.55 §( (OH) 103905 1204.88 HOve 0(0 de to 3. 0(0 20000 {}0)0) 2().8( 30 (0( Ab tario Forest Fires Aet will aive the Provincial Forester very wide authâ€" origy in the, handling pf the _ whole situation. â€" One of the most imporâ€" tant amendments provides for the adâ€" option of the permit system of regâ€" ulating settlers‘ clearing fires. This action should go far toward preventâ€" inss a repetition of previous disastrâ€" ous fires in the clay belt. Similar provisions are now in effect in other provinees.â€"C.L,.* J. . White, of the, Faculity estry of the University of 1 Mr. White has eollaborated preparation of reports on Fo: Nova Seotia, Trenut W atershed and Forest Protection â€" in _( 1913â€"1914, published by the sion of Conservation. Three chiefs have been appointed, supervision of the work in tl L. 6. Bliss will be stationed 11. E. Bliss will be stationed at. Port Arthur, Ernest G. Poole at Gochrane, and A. J. MeDonald at North Bay. Under these district chiefs will he a large staff of inspectors and fireâ€" rangers. A strong effort will be made to coâ€"ordinate the work of the whole organization, and to provide adequate overhead supervision and inspection,. ‘‘Coâ€"operation with the Board of [ile Province dast year p en inspectors. The worl spectors related chierly forest fire prote oreanization will ltailway Commussioners will be conâ€" tinued, underâ€" which the Province will provide a number of inspectors to supervise the fire protection work of the several railways, in forest sectâ€" ions. â€" The regulations of the Board make the rauUways responsible for the prevention and control of fires due to railway agencies. For the enforgeâ€" ment of these regulations in Ontam10, â€"way clearing, the reporting and ox tincuishing of fires by ramiway em ployees, and the inspeetion ol loeo motive fireâ€"protective applianeeos, ‘*Proposed amendments to the On ning The sta cheese factor ZLAvitZ 18 ter and h: Ontario .c nected wi ‘‘Conservaticn,‘‘â€"Published at Otâ€" tawa,â€"Refers to Progress in Reâ€"organization , â€" Mr. D. Graham and Miss N. Gibson, of Mathsson, were recently married at New Iunskeard. publication de ive to the cor resources, had last issue :â€"â€" Corporal Singleton have L Kin«@ and ment The Honor oll of St. James‘ Anâ€" glican chureh, Cobalt, now contains S)Z names. Of these, there are two,â€" Major King and Lieut. Bowler,â€"who have been awarded. decorations for their daring and special valor at the battle front. Four others,â€"Lanee *‘ Conservation, devot Material progre he reâ€"organizat i1X l a technically trame 3 had wide experien nditions, havinge he nt. KOUur® Pixton, and . Privates I;;â€"Relf;, and, 6. Kato the supreme saerifice Countrv and Humanity tartings of U i1 Protection in â€" Canada, tblished h.\’ the Commusâ€" tue ervation. â€" Three district at . been appointed, for the} work in the field.| I f ' J3 ")'() vill hbe stationed at Port ’â€"‘ st G. Poole at [ceDonald at Nortlh Bay. “ Lt tion syste: ownship are tirom o peryi l)l'u\ Urov e atters rat: e ll) "UPVeV 113C mMnL istl'i' River made itâ€"od th! m nt 1t OI Haileybury‘s tax ra 45 mills on the doll: School supporters. and ate School supporters, is $5.00. Owing toâ€" the bridg#e about 150 i rane on ‘Ir: southbound *+* Nati last was r:mvollml der(t reste Baptist chan County to di Mtr. C. \Y.«"FPresid: suceh eéxeellent worl the Cobalt Y.M.C.A. is dloaving the eamp Mr. €. Blanchard and Miss bault, both well known reside Cobalt, were united in marri St. Hilarion‘s R.C. church last tev. Father Sourbon offieiatin mont merged wil same orde: tor o tik been in reste Pte. George A. Sutherland, of Haileyâ€" bury who went overseas with the 159 Battalion, is reported woundsd and is in Hospital 7, Francee, with gunâ€" shot wounds in knee. the day of the big fire. a reeovery of business, cet: cred:table to all concerned §¢00806600000000000600009008 0000009800 004664464 060044666 Red 0480000090096 0000000046664 466 lion vernment T otel at New cont hospita M ; Tlie Women‘s Insfitute at Swas a recently realized over $50 for the d Cross by an exceellent play ren Haulevybu CV arcil WA a VOI 1stA w â€" 1l121sKeRAI for mNvVOstot effort is bein in thit l 1( vernment it is like tothschild, @0 imnneections ew 1 erte: K C two popular resident were marmed last ry by the Hev.{Mr. P Scehofhield, fo Charlton and ges. lhas gor ownsilt1p 150 miles west of * Pranscontinental National" on Fresidder, who )t Ke over The Liskeard as for returned ISstOory LU l s RKGOnu llll]v deserters J Battalion at Salmon tch and M II, WViIS PTCCCl O l'll( Ond tax sold 1.0.0) rate thus vear work no that and | tructionâ€" of I1ng o penditure on r supply to marriage â€" n h last weel rmerly Is Y .)" or â€" Publi Separ t rom fot mills InSst poll 10 Mill t 115 means hat is )T Greyv \ m with CÂ¥( OE thi t l 11 €1| W | brothers, Canadian Mr. Arechie ce around | ordon .‘\IiU, have a lars brothers, l’to Neron F. Mogsop of : Canadian Pioneer Batt., and Pte. llcc- tfor N. Mossop, of an infantry unit, inform her of their meeting in France and spending one hour together in the after a separation of fifteen months. â€" Each brother gives a good report of the other. 118 «Jeg cansing limb. He was pital and, latest is progressing ov Recently Mr. H. J. Brown, Town Clerk and Treasurer of Cochrane, put uis resignation hefore the Council as be felt he eould better us position and prospects by a change. The Council did not, however, desire to lose his services, and at ,2s special meeting of the Cochrane Town Counâ€" eil he was miluced to remaimn in us Lieut. A. W. Dunean of *C*" Comâ€" pany of the 159th, formerly a resiâ€" dent of Swastika, has been decorated with the Military Cross for ecoolness and daring in the ranmling parties in The immauguration of aeroplane fire patrols in Canadian forests was anâ€" nounced by Eliwood Wilson, a promâ€" inent timber limit owner, after a leeâ€" ture given by ‘the aviator, J. A. D. MceCurdy, at the Ritzâ€"Carlton Hotel in Montreal. The new pafrol service will be tried in the St. Maurice Valâ€" leyx, and flying men returned from the [ront would take up the work. @cCIl the The propert; Brick and ‘Pile the south end : cently changed thrion o â€"** Mrsg mderwe rospital wo otine i1 he was Jntc ‘osition with an Beaen, an till intereste aor â€" o OM r Letters received recently by Mr Gold <of New Luskeard from others, l’to Neron . Mogsop nadian Pioneer Batt., and Pte. r N. Mossop, of an infantry A im ie Junior High School examinâ€" i of the district of Temiskaming be held at the various examinâ€" i centres on June 20th, 2lst and The examination,eentres will obalt, Haileybury, New Liskeard, elhart. Matheson, ~ Seuthâ€" Poreuâ€" and Cochrane. Uary on tfurt oedatrant nt a serious opera i Haileybury, is munlete resovery to bury, AL ill ‘at 211 ) The Haileyburian :â€"â€" apointe, while cutting jack ladder at the Riâ€" ad the imisfortune to piece of ree fall upon gâ€"=a Eracture of: ‘Tiat s removed to the hosâ€" st reports say that ho veryfavorably. am | ripointe, win jack ladder ud the amsf olmnpat Haile t)1 + ranmiing parties in Hun lines. 11GCIHC 111 the alleyhiun It, who recently operation â€"at the y, is well on the . andâ€" wili hodists are ecomâ€" Iberta and Hillâ€" ians _ supplying anbury and the same at the dei he Haleybury ituated at A2 PV WO ()f sto: )-l pradl un V J (j Toâ€" the 10A 1 a lt he