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within 30 days and the conviction of the thugs who assaulted and robbed Yung Lee, the Chinaman, who was beaten up recently and $60.00 taken from his laundry on Third Avenue, nearly apposite the Queen‘s Hotel. The reward is offered over the signâ€" ature of J.~E. Wilson, Chief of Police for the Town of Timmins, and the money has been deposited in the Town Treasury ready for anyone who will duly carn it by bringing to justice the vicious daylight robbers who so brutal ly maltreated n inoffensive citizen. The fellow countrymen of Yung Lee put up the money and deposited it with the Town as a reward for the arâ€" rest and conviction of the thugs who assaulted him. Now that Timmins has a Caledonian Society the matter df curling~â€"and a earling rink for the town would apâ€" parently be a foregone conclusion. With so many enthusiastic Scotchmen in the Camp, it would surely seem that eurling and golf will be among the games that will be counted as actral RICH STUFF REPORTED FROM KIRKLAND LAKE. The Ontario Kirkland Mine at Kirk land Lake last week encountered some very high grade ore. They shot into some â€" very fine stuff that assays around $70.00 per ton in gold. Assays mt the 900â€"ft. show all the way from $30.00 to $130.00 per ton in gold, It is expected that the V.N.T. Mine will resume active operations shortly, and semiâ€"official announcement indicâ€" ates that there are about 130,000 tons of ore in sight. The estimated value of ore in sight is placed at about $1,250,000. .The V.N.T. plans to take ap an extended development proâ€" eramme. The shaft will be put down to the 1000â€"foot level and lateral work. will be carried on. Additions and imâ€" provements are also planned for the present mill and plant. It is underâ€" stood that the capacity of the mill will be increased to 150 tons per day. REWARD OF $100 FOR THE COoONVICTION OF THUG aecording to the reports comng ove the Hamilton B. Wills private wire this week. PORCUPINE V. N. T. MINE HAS 130,000 TONS ORE IN SIGHT. 332 9 Posters #ere issued last week offerâ€" ing a reward of $100.00 for informâ€" ation that would lead to arrest recessities EXCELLENT CONCERT BY THE DEL MAR QUARTETTE. The entertainment given hy the Del Mar Ladies Quartette at the New Emâ€" pire Theatre on Monday evening was something decidedly special. Music lovers in town who ‘heard the Del Mar Ladies Quartette on Monday evening are enthusiastic in their praise of both the vocal and ipstrumental numbers, while equally high commendation was won by one, of ‘tlre young ladies for her original and specially talented work as anvelocutionist. Perhaps the highest compliment paid the Del Mar Quartette was the fact that a number who dheard them last week in South Poreupine travelled out here Monday »vening specially to hear this.concert party again. The general verdict is that they were worth it. The Del Mar Quartette are vocalists and instruâ€" mentailists of striking ‘talent. Their selections in costume were a big feaâ€" ture Monday evening. They play the piano, the ‘cello, the violin and the cornet; they sing classical and catchy vocal music with wellâ€"blended and wellâ€"trained voices. They give elocuâ€" tionary selections and specialties that delight. In brief, they present a high class concert programme, bright and snappy, yet of the better type, and the hour‘s entertainment does not seem to ‘ast more than about fifteen minutes. It is actually just that good. In addâ€" ition to the Del Mar Ladies Quartette thevre were the uswal pictures at the Theatre Monday evening. ‘The Del Mar Quartette.is one of the Dominion Chautauqua offerings that deserves more attention . andâ€" commendation *han it has received. * Mr. John Power has purchased an eclegant new steamer to take the place of the boat unfortunately destroyed by fire this summer. The new steamer arrived this week, and it certainly is a beauty. It was originally completâ€" ed: for the Masseyâ€"Trebles of, Toronâ€" to and used by them as a pleasure boat on Lake Ontario. Mr. Frank W. Callahan, a Toronto barrister, recentâ€" ly purchased it from the Masseyâ€" Treble estate, and Mr. Power bought it from Mr. Callahan. It is named the Minga, and is 67 ifeet overâ€"all. It is handsomely equipped and furnished. The éabin is wellâ€"appoinfed and large and there are all conveniences on the boat. The cabin is steamâ€"heated by a small coil system and everything else for comfort and appearance has apâ€" parently been thought of. The engine FINE NEW STEAMBOAT PURCHASED BY MR. POWER. in the boat was specially designed for the Masseyâ€"Trobles. Adjoining the catin there is a toilet with hot and eold water, wash basin, ete. Another special feature of the boat‘s equipâ€" ment is the little kitchen, equipped with all modern conveniences for cook ing for parties using the steamer. The cabin has a very attractive appearâ€" ance, ard this feature alone should make the Minga popular during the cominz summer. The promenade deck is a darge one for the size of the boat, and the Minga will be able to accomâ€" modate many more than the Steamer Agnes. Mr. Power purposes keeping the Minga exclusively for passenger service, another boat to be equipped for freighting. WThe Minga will cerâ€" tainly be an aecquisition to the pleas ure and comfort of the Mattagami River next season. The last water trip taken by the Minga was from Toronto to Montreal. The engineer who acompanied the boat to Timmins said it was a ‘pleasâ€" ant and speedy trip. The boat was shipped here by rail from,Montreal. The engineer accomparied it here, traâ€" velling in the cabin and sleeping there He says he had a rough passage in spots» (Going around some .of the famous T. N. O.tcurves proved to him that nothing could ever make him seasick. Also when the train wou!ld suddenly alter speed, the jar would make the boat fairly jump on the flat car on which it was packed. Much of the time he felt like singing, * Someâ€" body‘s rocking #Â¥he boat,"" but the steamer is stoutly built and ‘staunch and it was well packed on the car, so the boat and engineer landed here safely and satisfactorily. The Armistice Night Dance, under tlie auspices of the G.W.V.A., will be held in the Masonic Hall toâ€"morrow (Thursday) evening, Nov. 1l1th. King‘s Oftawa Orchestra will furnish the music. Re[’reslmnents served. This will be one of" the biggest and best dances of the season. vlte w e se oi ohe ohee sB oo se ofe oBe o o oBe oE aBe oBe ofe aBe oBe ol ahe aBe aBe abe on ho oi oBe oBe se ue the oT ze ote oBe obe ole abe at Funeral Director and Embailmer Phone 52 TIMMINS . T.FASTON ELE PORCUPINE ADVANCE Mr. Way, of Gailt, Ont., is visiting his brother, .\kr. Roscoe Way. There was a report last week that thers had been a shooting mffray at South Porecupine following an altercaâ€" tion over cards ‘but no one from South Poreupine seems to know anything about it. South End men questioned about it say that they never quarrel over cards or other games in their good town and that they never use guns except to shoot moose, now that the war is over. In tie Estate of T. B. Hurson Co. Of the Town of Cochrane, in the District of Temiskaming. A marked cheque for 10% must accompany each tender, same to be returned to the unsuccessful bidders. Terms can arranged with the assignee at 7% interest on the bailâ€" ance still outâ€"standing. Tenders close on November 15. For particulars apply to AUTHORIZED ASSIGNOR TO L. N. MARTIN. Tenders will be received by the unâ€" dersigned on behalf of the Authorized Assignee, for the following goods and chattels : Lot No. 2, Consisting of soda founâ€" tain, tables, chairs, four show cases, two gramophone and the usual excessâ€" ories for an Tee Cream Parlour. Lot No. 3, Good will of the lease as now vested in the assignee. Intended purchasers can examine the stock and compare same with the invoice sheet, as made by the stockâ€" taker, on behalf of the assignee, by applying to the undersigned. Lot No. 1, Stock consists of condxes, tobaceo, pipes, toys ete. BANKRUPFTCY ACT. W,. H. WAREKE, Solicitor for the Assignor, Cochrane Agent for Hayes Bros. Tombs tones 4800800000000 j SA . SA EE e AInsert One Next Week Porcupine Advance One insertion costing you 50 cents in advance will bring you what you require The