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20 By virtue of a warrant issued by The Mayor of The Town of Timmins bearing the date of March 10th, 1930, Sale â€"»# Lowids in the Town of Timmins will be held at my Office at the Hour of Ten o‘clock in the forenoon on the first «#lay o# Auguost 1930, unless the taxes and costs are sooner paid, Notice is hereby given that the list of lands for sale «Tor Arrears of Taxes is being published in the Ontario Gazette on the 29th day of March, 1930, and that copies of the â€"gaid Kst may be had at my office. e o0 oc c o o MAmm _ TMAL HAaw UKaw _ â€"Innna Fournier, Carris.. Kisteckle, Minnic Docki‘, Ciara.......... Tremblay, Clara.. BRoetemn, Monique P.... ... Belanger, N .. MeCleary, J. T1 . A. E... 39. Phillips, A. E.. ... ..38â€"7â€"6 Besand‘in, D . Sn in ... YPhlllips, A. E 2G;.. Brovender, Mrs R lb y $# Robillard, J ~ 20â€" Landers, James L Kanders, James L Bervard, Molre. ... Maxwxre, Geo. N. Da‘s, Carl v Bu«les, W. J .:.....s. Foummiecr, A ... Mrs. F Phillips, ‘Phillips, Derway, Teressa Mofiat, Mary..... Chartier, Mrs. M Bregman, Ben.... Thursday, May 15th, 1930 Wright, T. H... MrCormack, N Cook, Frank.......... Pierce Realty Co... McEachern, Hugh Cloutier, Ludger.... Meyers, B. ... Smyder, E. M Augr, C. M... . J.....:.... Forbes, Mrs. M........ Larkin, Eugene............ E........:.......... Forbes, J. M............... J. M...........:... Donovan, Mary ... MciInnis, Dr. J. A...... ‘Timmins Citizen Pub Moore, Geo. N.......... yafilamme, A............... Clairmont, A. ... Matymitz, M......... Kildeckle, iE idGeckle, H................. Laporte, GEe0............... SBomulski, J............ SokOWskl, B............:.. Beaudin, L. J.........S% Levesque, A............. 8i McGrath Est. ............. MArtin; Hamilton, W. D......... Joyul, Dr. J. E. L.......... MrcGrath Est. ... ns â€" D.:.:...:...!..... Siefenich, D............. Rothwell, W. H...... Korkum, Sam............" Norkum, Savalonis, Tony ... Lanonette, A................ Lanonctte, A....;.......... Morel, Frank......... Sorgin, Sam.................. Sorgin, Sam............ Madden, JOS...:..,...,....... Horgin, Sam......... Sorgin, Sam............ Sorgin, Sam.............. Dewar, Jennig.......... Page, . IB.:.. .002 will be added to 1929 Taxes May 1, 1930. wil be added to all other Taxes May 1, 1930. vyd Frank........ Chas:......... Chnas,.,....... Norman Norman Norman Â¥ » , Bophie TREASURER‘S SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES ..... 378 ..... 377 ..... 379 393 â€"4 ..... 326 ..... 324 302â€"1 19479 ... 188. ..146. 229 227 223 311 110 TOWN OF TIMMINS, DISTRICT OF COCHRANE M48T MS1T MSaIT MSIT MSIT M4ST M43T Maam MSIT MSIT M48T M26S . M26S M26S M26S M26S M26S M26S M26S. M26S M26S M26S M26S. M26S M26S M26S .. M26S .. M26S .. M26S .. M26S .. M26S .. M26S .. M2GS .. M2§S .. M2SS .. M22S .. M22S5 .. M228 .M26S5 .. M26S5 .. M26S5 .. M26S5 .. M26S .. M265 .. M225 .. MZ225 . M225 .M225 . M225 .M26S _ .M22S _M225 .M22S. .. M22S5. . M22S5 . M22S ._M22S .M26S .M26S .M26S .M26S. . M26S. M22S. M22S .. M22S .. M26S .. M26S .. M26S .. .M225 .. M22S M22S .. M22S .. M26S .. M26S . M26S . M26S. M26S . M26S .. M26S .. M26S . M26S .. . M40S . M40S . M40S . M40S . M4OS . M40S .M30S .M308 . M30S M308S . M308 . M30S .M308 M30S . M308 M305 .M308 . M305 . M308 M308. . M308 M3058 . M30S M308 . M308 .M308 M26S . M30S8 M30S8 M3058 M30S M308 M30S M308. M305. M30S. M30S M30S8 M30S M30S. M4TT M47TT M64T M6AT M6TT M6T7T M6T7TT M6TT M67T . Plan No. Treasurer; Office this l7th day of March, 1930. Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Bannerman Middleton .. Middleton .. Middleton .. Middleton .. Middleton . Middleton . First _ First First First First First First Fiyst First First Main .....;:...: Commercial Bannerman Bannerman Bannerman Bannerman Bannerman Middleton .. Middleton Middleton Middleton _ Wilson Main Main Main Main Ciillies Gillies Gillies Wilson Wilson Main .. Wilson .. . Wilson .. .Wilson .. . Wilson .. . Wilson .. . Wilson . Wilson . Wilson .. Wilson .. Wilson . Wilson ... .Hollmger Hollinger Hollinger Hollinger Hollinger Commercia. Commercia Main Main ... Malin :. Main‘.........; MaAIN . .:. Main‘:........:. Main MaAIN Malin‘;;..:4.... MaAIn...:.;...0.2: Main ......};.;. Mainâ€"!:}:*..... MaAin.......... Wilson Wilson ....... Wilson .....: WIISON" .:.:... Wilson ... Wilson â€"....... Wilson :....i. Wilson ... Wilson ..:..... Wilson: ........ Middleton : ...:.........i.. ioi MiddletorL Bannerman Young Bannerman Young Comrimerclial ................:, Commercial .;.;:.........,.:. Commercial Commercial . ts Commercial Toke Street Toke Street Tol#e Street Lake Shore Lake Shore Lake Shore Hemlock . Hemlock ... Spruce N. Bpruce N. Spruce N. Pine N. .. Pine N. .. Cedar N. Cedar N. ... Cedar N. ... Fifth Fifth ... Cedar N. ... SiIxth ....... Cedar N. Birch N. .. Birch ‘N. a + w# FAWG .:...!.!.. Fourth ... ISIXCIN® ...!.. Sixth‘.:..;;,..}.;. Mountjoy Rea St. Cameron St. Cameron St. Avenue Road Avenue Road Avenue Road Avenue Road Avenue Road M and Rea Mountjoy Street Young Young Young Young. 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MONTGOMERY, Treasurer., 1929 1929 1029 1929 123.49 179.43 203.76 193.11 77.43 140.10 29.56 60.17 76.16 80.64 T7 A4 62.172. 181.28 120.95 148.25 99.47 134.92 64.05 96.12 251.48 345.36 76. 48 113.28 259.19 229.01 140.01 404.04. 519.95 . 140.29 . _ 38.65 . 112.41 ._160.04 20.66 . 106.02 . _161.21 68.56 81.33 . 45.20 . 246.57 . 172.38 152.07 _ 066.52 _ 157.08 55.41 __68.176 _ 205.43. 35.04 40.83. 109.22 37.25. 46.30. 122.70. 37.14 168.91. 223.08. 390.04. 620.09. 132.71. 444.99. 532.39. 165.43. 142.57. 227.18. 244.11. 111.89. 114.43. 301.19. 467.02.. 298.62.. 59.172.. 32.17.. 133.13.. 319.09.. 257.30.. 24.88 .. 353.62 .. 250.29.. 200.85.. 262.40.. 46.62.. 216.86 .. 179.94.. 116.33.. 75.66.. 234.27.. 108.63.. 320.93 .. 287.00 .. 46.26.. 56.33... 255.41.. 48.13 91.11 33.68 353.51 81.10 ~~62.42 104.01 164.10 319.01 397.01 487.69 227.53 231.21 363.97 1503.01 142.50 126.80 34.34 29.82 24.57 108.12 78.83 62.20 83.38 179.40 95.28 31.76 881.68 148.03 1096.56 1669.56 1380.04 228.07 347.78 924.37 762.55 140.27 343.64 403.92 220.96 421.38 765.52 312.65 . 98.42 940.60 1299.66 153.01 Taxes Costs Total 24.57 19.27 64.16 J â€" : â€" fls â€" â€" â€" P SE N B B BP MB MB e JB i2 ife i2 0 froovdh â€" â€" â€" . uh â€" â€" â€" fls â€" poondh â€" iD > | poouk o o A4,10;," : ... 4.10... .. 4.10:., 410. m i4.:10..; ~A4AO... 1:4.10.;, 4AA1O... 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P o Mn Eie Inâ€" witness hereof I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of the said Municipality of The Town of Timmins, this 10th day of March, 1930,. * I, George S. Drew, Mayor of the Municipality of Timmins, do hereby comand you, The Treasurer of the said Municipality, to levy upon t’he;: lands for the arrears due, together with your costs. To H. E. MONTGOMERY, Treasurer, Municipality of The Town of Timmins, Ont. Whereas there has been submitted to me a duplicate list of Lands in the Town of Timmins, liable undex: the provisâ€" ions of The Assessment Act, to be sold for taxes with the amount of arrears against each lot set opposite the same, and the name and address of the ownir where known. The increase is explained by the difâ€" ference between new and used car sales, the figures showing that the number of new cars financed declined by nearly Sub. Div. â€" Owner No. CANADA REPORTS GAIN IN 100. to 1,773, as compared with a year FINANCING OF AUTOMOBILES i ago. Used cars financed increased by it ‘more than 40 per cent. to 3.617. The A surprising increase in automobile value of new cars financed during the financing is indicated by the new Doâ€" month was $1,344,523 as compared with minion Bureau of Statistics index for $1,109,848 in January and $1,449,000 in February. Automobiles, financed in | February, 1929 The value of used cars February numbered 5,390 as compared financed was $1,508,4174, as compared with 4,948 in January and 4,436 m}with $1,635,669 in the previous month February, last year. The value of the And $1,023,919 a year ago. financing was $2,842,940 as compared w i _ _ s in ie en im e mm with $2,655,500 in January and 82,523,-‘ Glasgow Eastern Standard â€" Isn‘t 000 in February, 1929. | wireless wonderful? Think of the jazz The increase is explained by the difâ€" bands, the sopranos, the bedtime storâ€" ference between new and used car sales, ies, the speeches, the poetry and the the figures showing that the number thousand and one things you can siâ€" of new cars financed declined by nearly lence with one little turn of a dial. hoii ie is x se es :. Thibeault," C)....:...:......l.s.. y ;R..:.::::..::.:...::.3. 29...... Desautelles, W........ 136â€"7â€"8.. LAIOrCEG :.:. sds in n 160...... Sargales, Jos. Sr............. Champagne, A........... 24...... HEnsett; ; O; .. 3+ TInNSEH, ... 30...... Mattagami Co. Ltd. ...131...... Layalle, "J..:.............:... 186â€"7...... POWEL; WV J ... ies ce POWET, :.:. c is n enc Fst. of J. McGirath.................. Courtemanche, A. J............. câ€"0 Ralph Hochester............. Fuller, Archie S...............;.; Fuller, Archie S...................;; Dowling, Jewell A. ................. American Porc. Gold Mines American Porc. Gold Mines Porc. Gold PoOtrc. CGiold FPlelds..:................... Jarvis, W H. .002 Jarvis; W H. P Taryis, W . P .. c O‘Ne!ll â€"P. c Charbonneau, W..................« Riopel, LorenZQ..................... â€" seacies, k css * Moneta, Porcupine Gold 21 Segsworthy McKee Segsworthy McKee Toronto Gen. Trust 26 CRApEIGSS;, T 36 Capeless; J. ...................... 35 70 Campbell, Wm............. 156 LarOse,;s 159. Capeless, 81 CApcless;, .. 80. Spencer, Mrs. M. H........ 79. T ucas, 172. anders, 167. Capceless, J.:.;...:.......:.. 120â€"1. Wainwright, Mrs..C4â€"119. SX Martino, Chas.. Tong, Loung.... Tong, On Mon King, Thos....... Phillips, ... Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Carriere, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Dion, Mrs., Lav Brovender, M. . ?’?’??P?’?’??’?’??’?’ 5 t i bo o bo io i d 5 d oo i LESAUIE, .. 43 ... s Stevens, Geo. ... Young, .Co., CGico. A...38:........... MArUIT;, D.: Bliais. A...,.. Youné Co., Geo. A.60â€"59........ rfolland, is ied 0J.....:. .: i: WEDD;, "IT. ... .0 ki ts 4 i Lambert, " 40.........4, Kenning, ‘A., F.::............ ... Cirlguere, E. *L Couture, Loulis............... sC, 132. Goldstein, Cecilia H.....69........... Goldstein, Cecilia H.....68............ Walketr, 1: .. Walker, Ed..........: i 2k .A Silvestre, A.....l..:...:..m. Loughton, Chas........... WREDD, : .02 iss e l Cloutier; Chenitr, 101# :.;. Chenier, 0c Greenberg, M............ 149;%;:.:..;} Smith,. T.:. Cunningham, V..... ... 3. TIVY Sss sn 161~2,.;..; .:. Houghton, J. B............. 170. .i Allen, F. 177 to 182 inc AXllen; P. :sce Tangetr, C. B.;...::........... is Joalin, D; 2 d 219. NOlanq )P 2i 194â€"3â€"2........ Pomimigr,. A..‘P.:::.:.:... T8‘ Lapalme, John............ 245â€"6â€"7........ Bisafite, §S:y.k: snn DR : JOHCORUL;" 200. i. Dahner, Morris.:::...::........, i Langford,.C.; D.;.:..... 25â€"6â€"17â€"8 . ..... TIWYET, is iss 4ALi is Edgar, S es ki l 40w Leverb,;" ::z it ids McDonald, Moise............ 20.A Ei: Dupuis, Mose....... Tt, ... 19;;. sls Sheridan, . Ci...;;............2, T in in 60::..:i.l Vaillancourt, G. D........ 20. Arabic, ‘Mps. "CE:;.:....:3": HRaycraft, Morrison, A.:................ Chesney, . Desroche, A:........., lJewatr, Geo..:.....:.... i iY Foader, Arthur..;..::........, Blain,. MQ :.A insy 1004:;.!.:::.... ‘Geo......:........, 103MA MOore, dJns io. Mousseau, P................., P DEA Delmonte, Tony............ Veinotte, Mabel.......... ToAfi McCormack, P........... 222. Delyvillano, Louis... N%â€"131â€"2......... Lavoie, E. ... 192 ... 134 .622 621â€"0 ... 184 182.... 180.... 497.... 154.... 150.... 156 ... 107..; 158.... 159.... 160.... 612â€"1 12 1â€"2â€"3â€"6 â€"24â€"27â€"716 Mé3T MI6T MI6T MI6T MI6T M4OT M4OT M4O0T. M4OT. M22S M22S. M33S. M33S. M 2T M33S. M33S. MA4T M30S . M30S5 M33S M30S. M308. M3085. M30S M33S. M33S M33S. M33S M33S M305. MA44T MA44T MA4A4T M44T MA44T . M44T. M44T . M3OS M 2T. M 2T. M 2T. M 2T. M 27. M33S M33S. M 2T M 2T M 2T M5IT M5alT MS6T . M56T . M56T . M56T M56T . MT70T. . MT70T . MTOT MTOT M56T M5I1T M4ST M26S. M26S M26S. MA44T MA44T. M44T. M IYT. MA44T. M3OS. M30OS8. MoIT MSIT M5I1T M5IT MSIT MSILT M51T MSI1T M35ILT MS1IT MS51T MaILT MSIT MSLlT MolT MSIT MSIT MS51T M48T M48T M48T MA48T M5I1T MSIT MS51I1T Plan No. ._Floral Park Ave . _Floral Park Ave. Crescent .::.....;.,.... Orescent ‘:;...;;.;.:.:. .Commercial ... . Bannerman ... SWiâ€"N:â€"L3â€"C2 .. BEâ€"L4â€"CL SW Pt. Niâ€"L2â€"C2. BWiâ€"N%â€"L2â€"C1 BEiâ€"N%â€"L2â€"C1 ... NW#â€"S8S$â€"L2â€"C1 ... SWiâ€"S%â€"L2â€"Cl1 _ .. BWiâ€"S1â€"L1â€"C1 NEiâ€"Siâ€"L2â€"C3 _ SWiâ€"S%â€"L2â€"C3 . ....O‘Neil Townsite ... Townsite ... O‘Neil Townsite ....O‘Neil Townsite Railway Railway Railway Railway Street S. Second 7 GEORGE 8. DREW, Mayor of the Municipality of Timmins, Ontario 1927 1925 1925 1926 1925â€" 1926 1927 1927 1927 1925 1926 1925 1927 1926 to 1928 1925 to 1928 1826 to 1928 1927 to 1928 1925 to 1928 1925 to 1928 1927 to 1928 ...1925 to 1928 ..1925 to 1928 ..1926 to 1928 ..1925â€"27â€"28â€"L .1926 to 1928 1926 to 1928 1926 to 1928 1926 to 1928 1925â€"27â€"28â€"8 1825 to 1928 1926 to 1928 1925â€"27â€"28â€"C .1925 to 1828 1925 to 1928 19827 to 1928 1927 to 1925 1926 to 1928 1926 to 1928 1926 to 1928 1927 to 1928 1926 to 1928 1927 to 1928 1925 to 1928 1927 to 1928 ,1925 to 1928 1926 to 1928 1927 to 1928 1927 to 1928 1925 to 1928 1925 to 1928 1925 to 1928 1925 to 1928 1925 to 1928 1925 to 1928 1925 to 1928 1926 to 1928 1926 to 1928 1926 to 1928 1925 to 1928 1926 to 1928 .1925â€"27â€"28â€"8 1925 to 1928 1926 to 1929 1927 to 1929 1925 to 19298 1925 to 1929 1925 to 1928 1925 to 1928 1927 1929 1927 to 192898 1927 to 1929 1926 1927 1927 to 1929 1925 1927 1926 to 1929 1927 to 1929 1925 to 1929 1926 to 19829 1925 to 1929 19827 to 1929 1927 to 1929 1926â€"27â€"1928 1925 to 1929 1925 to 1929 1925 to 1929 1925 to 1929 1925 to 1929 1926 to 1929 1925 to 1929 1925.â€"27â€"28â€"9 1925â€"2317â€"28â€"9 1925â€"27â€"28â€"9 1925â€"27â€"28â€"9 1925â€"27â€"28â€"9 1925â€"27â€"28â€"9 1925 to 1929 1927 1929 1927 to 1929 1927 to 1929 1927 to 19429 1926 to 1929 1926 to 1929 1927 to 1929 1927 to 1929 1927 to 1929 1926 to 1929 1927 1928 1926 to 1929 1927 to 1929 1925 to 1929 1926 to 1929 Years to 1929 to 1929 to 1929 to 1929 21â€"28â€"9 to 1929 to 1929 to 1929 to 1929 27â€"28â€"9 to 1929 21â€"28â€"9 to 1929 to 1929 to 1929 to 1929 to 1929 to 1929 to 1929 to 1929 to 1929 to 1929 to 1929 to 1929 to 1929 to 1929 to 1929 to 1829 to 1929 to 1929 1929 BABY BURNED TO DEATH AT ANSONVILLE THURSDAY The sad death of a twoâ€"yearâ€"old| child took place on Thursday last at| Ansconville when the home of the baby‘s | parents was destroyed by fire. It is | thought that the fire was started by | match dropped in the woodâ€"box . 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Of course, that will only be fiftyâ€"four "The possibility of a third great sysâ€" tem of railways across Canada lies some distance in the future. In the meanâ€" time steel fingers are tentatively gropâ€" ing northward, toward the latitude known only to explorers a generation ago. "In the west the two great transconâ€" tinental systems have united in taking over the provinciallyâ€"owned roads, forâ€" merly known as the Peace River and the Alberta and Great Waterway lines, pushing north to contact with the southern reaches of the Peace River. An outlet for this road to the Pacific coast is mooted. Surveys of possible routes through the Rockies were made some years ago. Already there is conâ€" siderable farming settlement on the Peace. _ "‘The Canadian Pacific Railway has a charter through one of its subsidaries for the passage of a line from Ville Marie to the shores of James Bay. This line now runs as far as Quinze dam on the Ottawa River, under the name of Interprovincial and James Bay Railway | where there were some old papers | The result was a fire that alarmed the gchildren in the house. The youngsters trled to take the baby with them but were not able to get if from the high ;chair before they were forced to fiee before the flames and smoke. The fire |made astonishing headway. The moâ€" ther had left the house for a few minâ€" utes on an errand. There was no fire in the house and everything scemec !sa.fe cnough. One youngster was six years old and another four and the mother no doubt thought they would be all right until she returned and that no harm was likely to come to the babv in its high chair. The story ot the tragedy that resulted is told in the following Gdespatch from Ansonville lact week:â€" "The reported projection of a line from Lake Athabaska east to Churchill lacks appeal at this time. The terriâ€" tory through which such a road would pass in entirely undeveloped, and its known resources do not bulk to proâ€" portions demanding rail transportaâ€" tion. "Lead and zinc on Athabaska and Great Slave, copper on Great Bear, oil at Fort Norman, tar sands, coal, the threat of gold on the easterly flowing rivers and creeks are added to the lure of rich valleys of farming and grazing lands. Fur harvesting and fishing have thus far been the only magnets, attracâ€" ting a limited number of frontiermen. Farming and mining may draw the population which will mes n the freight tonnage interesting to new railway construction. "In the east the T. N. O. Railway is headed for Moose Factory, on James Bay, and will reach it in 1931. In cenâ€" tral Canada the Hudson Bay Railway is an accomplished undertaking, requiring only the finishing touches. "Waterways, jumping off place for the fertile valleys on the eastern side of the Rockies, appears to be the logiâ€" cal starting point for the western inâ€" vasion of the North. A line following the Athabaska river of Chipewyan, or around the western end of the lake to cross the mouth of the famous Peace, projected north to the western shores of Great Slave Lake, would tap the Mackenzie river. Ultimately such a railway might reach Great Bear, the fourth largest body of wat‘er in America ‘"Mineral deposits in the area are numerous. "Roger, the twentyâ€"threeâ€"monthsâ€"old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Tremblay, Hosâ€" pital street, Ansonville Ont., was burnâ€" ed to death, and two older children, Joseph, aged 6, and Emard, aged 4, narrowly escaped a similar fate when their home was destroyed by fire whch broke out about 6.30 on Thursday evenâ€" ing. Mr. Tremblay, sn employee of the Abitibi Power and Paper Company, was working at the time, and Mrs. Tremâ€" blay was in Iroquois Falls on business, the children being alone in the house., In an editorial article last week The Northern Miner says:â€" ‘"The New North is going through thse phases which ultimately mean railways, seitlement and development. The hisâ€" torical cycle of fur trading, prospecting, mining and homesteading is working. Power and pulp are added attractions in the eastern sector. Metal mines and farming lands draw the western lines northward. ‘"The house, a two storey frame building owned by J. C. Eades, of Iroâ€" qucis Falls, is a complete loss, as are the contents, which were valued at several hundred dollars and uninsured." North Offers Big Field for Railway Expansion chair ons of his feet was caught and when the baby‘s clothes caught fire and the chair fell over, they had to leave it. ‘"The interior of the house was comâ€" pletely in flames when the alarm was turned in, and they broke out with such suddenness that neighboutrs workâ€" ing in their gardens along the street were unaware of the fire unt!l they heard the siren. ‘"Mrs. Tremblay had been houseâ€" cleaning during the afternoon, and had gathered a bunch of papers which she put in a box bshind the stove in which there was no fire. It is believed that che of the children dropped lighteq match into ths box. "The unfortunate child was a cripple in the sense that it had not yei learnâ€" ed to walk, and when the two older children tried to take it from the highâ€"