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| DR. L. GAGNON x #4000668% MMOWQMO“WWW @446 o n VETERINARY OFFIOE HAILEYBURY. Phone 152. P.O. Box 458 Will visit Timmins first of every month at Dalâ€" ton‘s Livery. Any other times by arrangement Ask your dealer for Dr. Gagâ€" non‘s Veterinary Medicines. Clean PHONE 42 HISHON HOUSE (opposite Presbyterian Church on 4th Ave) Bright can be had at the Full line of Watches, Clocks, Jewelâ€" ry of all kinds. Quality always the best and prices reasonable. You will get satisfaction here. Special attention given to clock and watch repairing. Full line of Crown Derby and Limoges China. CGolumbia Grafonolas and Columbia Records. Fresh Milkers SAM FELDMAN Fresh Dressed Beef Wholesale and Retail Prices Right eo0e000000000000000®3 Well Ventilated 69 Maple Street, Timmins, Box 317. Phone 206. TIMMINS, ONT. . 0. BOX 883. after t parlim doubt ed wor 4y ~WG: iA cused was eI1 to be t al cas: before tim ofi about Avenu tha â€" + TRREE RLSSI.M§ SENT FOR TRIAL FOR ASSAULT Three Man Who Beat Up A. Bossuby Committed for Trial. Thursday was a busy day at the Police Court. One of the special cases at the court was the charge of woundâ€" ing with intent to do grievous bodily harm preferred against Nick Chxz, Ossif Onoski and M. Hoaz. The vieâ€" tim of the assault, A. Bossuby, appear ed in court swathed in bandages. He was in the hospital for several days after the row and ‘had he not been a particularly strong man there is little doubt but that the injuries he receivâ€" ed would have caused his death. Mr. J. E. Cook appeared for the three acâ€" cused men and a plea of not guilty was entered. The three men elected to be tried by the next court of crimin al cases. In the preliminary hearing be‘tore Magistrate Atkinson, the vieâ€" tim of the assault, A. Bossuby, told about going into the ‘house on Fourth Avenue on Oct. 3lst and talking to the three accused <men and others there. They told him to get out, sayâ€" ing t] xev would not have anything to do with a ‘‘spotter.‘‘ He denied being a ,pntter and did not get out, and then, recording to his story, they attacked him with chairs and a ‘bammer. It was Nick Chiz he said that used the chammer.. Also they tried to throw \him aver the second storey balcony ‘to l \Vas N IOK ( uliL 11€ SAiU V AAA U AA NJ hammer. Also they tried to throw \ him over the second storey balcony ‘to in throwing him down the stairs. He sustained a number of serious injuries including four or five severe wounds on his head. He was generally batterâ€" ed and beaten up, and this part of his evidencee had visible corroboration in the condition he was in. Bossuby adâ€" mited having bad a drink on the night of the assault, but suggested that he was by no means drunk or quarrelâ€" some. Magistrate Atkinkson committed the three sccused men to stand trial at e next court of criminal cases. s smm The next case of importance Thursâ€" |day was that of the chargze against J. an can arensation ‘of iHlegally uoo > uP 2 NE Ni NC N NC 20. 2000 o ns c 4 8e e t the ground below. They did succeed. potter at veeording im with vas Nick some. Magistrate Atkinson committed | the three accused men to stand trial at e next court of eriminal cases. The next case of importance Thursâ€". day was that of the charge against J. Jordin on an mceusation of illegally selling liquor. The evidence was to the effect that a friend was suffering for a drink and Jordin took ‘him to his house to help him out. ‘The friend save Jordin seven dollars and Jordin said that he did not have the liquor hims@f but secured it from another man just as an accommodation. He had made absolutely no profit or adâ€" vantage in any way out of the transac tion, but had merely done it as an acâ€" contributed $10.00 and eosts TENDERS FCOR C. P. R. LINL FROM KIPAWA TO DES QUINZE. Tenders for the construction of the extension of the C.JP.R. from Kipawa to the river Des Quinze are now being prepared, and it seems the long talkâ€" edâ€"of projected line will shortly beâ€" come a reality. ‘The new extension will be 54 miles in length and may cost about two million dollars. It will run about eight miles east of Ville Marie, and eighteen miles south of: Haileybury. A branch line will be kbuilt into Ville Marie. The Des Quinze waterfall is rated to lhe one of the most important in north ern Quobee. It is estimated to be capable of generating any where from 190,000 to 209,000 horsepower. This great wateppower lies adjacent ‘to Haileybury and within about fifteen miles of the T. N. 0. Railway. \ The construction of this line is takâ€" en as an indication that plans are under way to develop hydroâ€"electric at affGeial repotrts that the Riordan Pulp @n AS | cX LL _ ~f under way to develop hydroâ€"electric at official reports that the Riordan Pulp that point and has given rise to unâ€" and Paper Company contemplate the establishment of another large subâ€" sidiary project at Des Quinze. Some weeks ago a report from Montreal to the effect that this Company had purâ€" ichase(l the O‘Brien interests in this territory was circulated but recent reâ€" ports have seemed to indicate slow progress in such a deal, and with the final consummation not yet in sight. Possible competition for the T. N. O. Railway. which ‘hitherto held unâ€" challenged sway is much talked about. Four drunks before the court each d In Northwestern Quebee ‘the railâ€" way will more than help to develop the natural resources of the country. Vast stretches of virgin territory reasdy for the ambitious farmer or prospector lies waiting , and the buildâ€" treal 1O ad purâ€" in this ‘cent reâ€" teslow with the n sight. ‘t." N. reld unâ€" d about. che railâ€" develop country. territory m ing of the line will be the bridge to span the now existing great gap betâ€" ween an undeveloped country and the very door of civilization. REVENUE OF LANDS AND FORESTS DEPT. INCREASES. In order to prevent what he terms ‘"‘a wrong impression that this Deâ€" partment is behind in its revenue,‘"‘ Hon. Beniah Bowman has announced that the revenue from the Department of Lands and Forests for this year will amount to three quarters of a million dollars more than last year. The revenue last year was $1,092,000. Prospectors report a full foot of snow as falling early last week in the Shiningtree district. ‘This fall of twelve inches remained on the ground as a regular winter snow, and unless there is a change of weather, it will mean good sleighing. [The Call of. snow was looked upon as a particular ly heavy one for this time of the seaâ€" son. There is a considerable amount of work planned in the district that would be forwarded by steady sleighâ€" ing. The Herrick and White Rock mines are busy on extensive developâ€" ment programmes and there are also ather properties ‘and prospects in the Shiningtree District that are planâ€" ning development and ‘exploration tA FCOT OF SNOW LAST WEEK IN SXININGTREE DISTRICT. ning work ‘."dr t 2e3 Siiverware of the finest de Englisch Crown Derby and French Limoges China of the finest quality. Special attention given to examining your eyes. Satisfaction euaranteed in all optical work. Jeweler and Optician Telephone 141 Nightsand holidays, Telephone 184 GIFTS THAT L4A5ST â€"Haileyburian wWANTEDâ€"MAID FOR GENERAL Fourth Avenue and Cedar Streets. Pubis Worship, :1 a.m anad 7 p.m. Sunday School, 2.30 p.m. A cordiai invitat.on is e«tended to all to attend these searvices. (Anglican). Tamarack Street and Fifth Avenue Sunday School, 3.00 p.m. Baptisms, 4.15 p.m. Holy Communion:â€"1st. Sunday of month, 11.00 a.m.; 3rd Sunday of month, 7.30 p.m.; Festivals, 8.30 a.m. Rev. R. 8. Cushing, B.A., L.Th., Rector Phone 131. Residence, No. 1 Hemlock Street. HOUSEWORK ; no children. Apâ€" ply Mrs. D. W. Q‘Sullivan, 36 Maple street, or phone 192. â€"30 Rev. J. D. Parks, B.A., Minister. Phone 138 Sunday Service?s, 11.00 a.m. and 7.00 BYRNES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. New Theatre Block Barrister, Solicitor, Notary. TIMMINS®, ONT. ns n [ Sm