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Salaries and Allowances ... . Police Department Malmenanoe Fire Department Maintenance Streets Maintenance _ Sewer Maintenance ... House Sewer Connections . Bewer Disposal Maintenance Walks Maintenance . Board of Health ‘Sundry Board of Health “Garbnge" Incinerator Maintenance Charity Bank Balanceâ€" November 15th, 1934, "Geneal November 15th, 1934, "Pay R .\ Rent inss iand Turn On Receipts Weigh Scales . Railway . Tax . Royalty Cale uf Matcrial .;...._...:.........:."::~, .. s Refund Charity Hundry Debtor .......... Treas, Dept. Province of Ont.a.do Sundry Acct. Rec. ... Board of Health Transient Trader‘s Llcense Tax Sale Costs hi N. 8. F. Cheques ... Ciasolne ............................ Miscellaneous Income . ................__. Real Estate Water Rebates _ Road Equipment . _ .. Properties acquired at 'I‘ax Sale Police Départment Petty Cash . Componsation Insurance .. _ Tax Oollector‘s Shortage and Overace Police Chief Residence General Licenses Dog Tags Police Fines Police Refund ... es ty Water Rates esc Bewer Service ... i n PaH: ‘Pax ... .. Broadway Lots Housing Loan Penalties on arrears of 'I‘axes 'I‘axes Rec Year 1934 "Land" 1933 P 1932 "B I" i¢ Es 8 19382 ‘"Land" o 2 1931 f 1930 |â€"_" hy sys o2 + /‘ 1009 J t * 1934 "B T Bank Balanceâ€" January 1st, 1934, "General Overdrawn «January lst, 1934, "Pay Rol]l Acct. Overdrawn Less Accounts Payable Charged to Different Departments, but not yet paid : Tax Sale Sundry Creditors ,.................. gewer Constructions 4 Broadway Expense Account .............. Timmins Relief Pund .......... e ie ind Feoad â€" Equipment 30. Cewer Tools .:............... ... . 5 ie n oys Sewerage Disposal Plant Oonstruction Waterworks Tools Price Camp Ned Pb ay ie ....................«... Bivths, Marriages Deat,hs T axX OCOStE Oli Age Pension ....;.:;............. Dog Tags Rec. Catching ... Charity Tax Collection ... Municipal Building Maintenance . ASSCSSIMLELHL | t 52e e d in ; Waterworks Adminlstration VWaterworks Maintenance ... General Work Maintenance ......... Fewerage Disposal Maintenance .. Bank Interest 4 Th M‘scellaneous Expense i Election Expense ......... Poll Tax Rebates .. Water Purchased Donatlions y Officc Expense in S +.\ .2 e css n n n ie t o Printing, Advertising Statxonery Compensation Insurantce ... ............ Housing Commissior ....;.......!......!... High School Board ...... ies Fuaplic School Board:......:.:.:...,...0....... Keparate School Board .................. TN fS k003Â¥ zis . Watel Rebates .......... Debenture Repayment “Principal Debenture Repayment "Interest" . Gagsoline e se e e t i M t ie o oo Balgries and Allowances Police Department . Fire Department Street Maintenance CGeneral Sewers Maintenance house Sewer Connections Walks Maintenance ... Board of Health "Sundry" ... Board of Health “Ga.rbage” Incinerator Maintenance . Tuirn On Receipts .. Weich Scale Receipts . efuna Charity Treas, Dept. Province of Ontaflo Bumdry Account Rec PBoard of Health . Tax Redemption Tax Sale Costs N. S, F. Cheques Bank Balanceâ€" 31, 1933, "General Acet. Overdrawn. Deéecember 31, 1933, "Pay Roll Acct. Overdrawn Broadway Lot Housing LOSn General ..:.censes Dog Tags Reccij police Fines Police Refund Water Rates Bewer Bervice Bank NC1 penallies Taxes Ré Abstract Statement of Receipts: and Etpenditures From January 1st, 1934 to November 15th, 1924 RECEIPTSs THURSDAY. NOVEMEBER 2#2ND, 1934 Abstract Statement of Receipts and Expenditures From November 15th, $93% to December 31st .1923 RECEIPT 8 Fines Refund Rates Service TT OTAL 110 Year Financial Statement ‘5th, 1933, "General Account" lbth, 19383, "Pay Roll Account ars of Taxes 1933 Land 1932 1981 = * 19830 1932 B I 1933 EXPENDILITURES® EXPENDTTURE® 3 §10 .84 217 40 2507,502.66 113.66 1,099.79 43 .52 1,451.08 39,166.82 429,205.19 100.00 246 .50 6,850.0C€ 1,186.0€ 10,118.63 1,904.498 70,740,08 11,635.00 1,560.00 1,820.59 20.00 275,000.00 3.468.07 545.20 60,873.43 59.13 394.52 394.50 89,823 .04 807 .14 273.05 400.00 122.29 247.15 107.60 10.00 480.00 37.18 2,850.00 $140,424 .04 $141,145.26 160.26 20.00 4,914.00 16,748.90 8,503.88 1.72 45.27 29,880.25 22,563.25 278.50 150.00 238.50 40.00 179.80 10.25 322.97 732.21 50.00 5.277 42 310.07 39.60 8,660.31 17.70 209.03 425.00 7.50 2,200.01 2,500.00 597.65 14,382.89 201,65 322.08 668.85 164.25 1,685.29 377.69 147.18 157.19 33.95 804.66 11.91 3,282.21 1,500.00 66.81 225.00 1,295.12 3,280.00 3,793.02 3,868.09 8,354.40 9,1737 .31 85.00 14.85 264.50 5,170.69 69.35 250.00 347.26 712.35 1.72 496 .22 225.00 Nil Capital Asssts Free from Debentures: Fire Depariment Premises ... Fire Department Equipment . Fire Department Moneta Townsite â€" Municipal Building . 2 $ Jail Equipment Office +Equipment . Engineering Departmem Equlpment Road Equipment i Crencral Equipment . Teolsâ€"Sewers Toolsâ€"Waterworks Work Team ; o n TEX s Store House . in io Town Scale ... ons s it Band Stand . ie uies oooA o o Capital Assets, Subject to Debentures: Waterworks System ... Waterworks and Sewers, Tlsdale Annex To Be Debentured: Cement Walks Constructions .. sewer Construction ................... Technical School Construction TOTAL ASSETS ...... Assets are subject to Resene tor Depreclat.lon Miscellaneous Assets: Agreements of sale, Broadway Lots Provincial Government, Re: Relief _ Construction Materialy .................. | Maintenance Materials on ind :..... ELCl ..., f e en es tss f e d ... Feed Gasoline ie Sundry Debtors y Sundry Accounts Receivable E. St. Picrre Loan . mtOre HOouse . i rarta i Town Scale ... ons i es e Band Stand . in in dn rArK >â€"...... +o ies Fire Chief‘s R.esxdence i in Cemetery Building se es T e 22 c ns ) ns i sn 26. Sundry Creditors Re: Tax Redemption Housing Commission | Gasoline Tank A Waterworks Eqmpment Municipal Building Equlpment i se Town Property Acquired at Tax Sale ...._..__ Due from Current Account Re: Sewer Dlsposal Plant : Seve ‘Townshi Arrears of Taxes: Uncollected 1925 "Land" Uncollected 1928 "Land Uncollected 1929 ‘"Land Uncollected 1930 "Land‘ Uncollected 1931 "Land Uncollected 1932 "Land‘ Uncollected 1932 "B I Uncescllected 1933 "Land Uncollected 1933 "B I Unpaid Taxes: Uncollected year 1934, "Land + Uncollected year 1934, "B Statement of Petty Cash Funds: Treasurer ... esc Poll Tax Collector io s Tax Collector 2 Water Rates Collector C Chief of Police, Re: W. Rich Bank Balance Beweragt Loan Retired Water Rebates Debenture Repaymen Debenture Repaymen Gasoline ; Tax«s Town Propertic Engineering Expenses Previcus Accounts P:s Tax Sale Costs Liabilities Insurance Old Age Pensions Dog Catching Transient Traders‘ Li Sewer Construction, 1: Walks Construction, 1 Weigh Scales Meters Broadway Lots Expen Police Department Eo Timmins Relief Fund Road Equipment Sower Tools Separate 8 Public Libt Rebates on Legal Expen Printing, Ad Comper Housing General Account Noveinber 15th, 1934 Pay Roll Account, November 15th, 1934 Less Depreciation Reserve icipal Building Maintenance xtension Spruce St., N. Bdy. to nth Avenue p of Tisdale Portion of Iucmeramr x H wn Properties 6g Expenses . Lots Expense Account Expenses on Insurance )mmission )1 Board Cl Board thool Board Administration Maintenancs Assets and Liabilitis as at November 15th 1924 ABSETS 1 XPs nt Eguipment Fund rs‘ Licenses ion, 1934 jlon, 1934 ising, and imps ‘Principal Interest" $1,386.591 .49 1,613,646.175 686,607.65 $ 4,027.61 36,117.89 192,486.00 271,564.96 14,279.35 94,915,.01 151,480.00 318,500.00 21,000.00 285,000.00 6,000.00 81,168.00 $968,903.79 17,250.00 26,309.00 3,000.00 12,750.00 + 450,00 4,516.96 200.00 5,346 .44 100.00 534.98 1,513.50 400.00 800.00 508.27 450.00 5,058.97 3,300.00 3,8600.00 267.19 500.00 175.00 7,974.32 185.89 200.00 2,653.50 8,070.00 2,711.46 7.000.000 50.333 » 6.326.98 50,336.67 18,314.47 3,269.60 81,291.54 5,931.61 16,135.86 1,200.00 640.00 850.20 80.00 906.87 961.84 421.24 786.84 73 30.04 444.74 2,222.90 5,207.179 16,557.30 1,392.47 51,803.33 3,469.20 186.30 646.00 220.00 42,000.00 53,000.00 63,000.00 5,000.00 137.39 271.93 285,.000.00 144,65 769.30 1,104.58 92,25 357,80 18,312,22 50,336.67 11,00 119.46 15,.00 228,.50 3,5042.76 2,531 .44 268.93 47,139.53 30,1283.33 1 463.67 20.80 4,027.61 nil 442 91 68.778 90 8.975.89 | 390 .15 312 .33 308.75 14,006.93 2 050.00 539 20 83.91 375.00 40.35 | 13 1,000,00 569 .84 13,50 50,00 1265,30 845.00 238,.51 50.00 185.89 1,500.00 310.00 1,200.00 38.50 8,070.00 100.00 1,051.59 6,771,.12 1 507 .84 2,370.53 3,241.13 "03.57 50.00 50.00 100.00 50,00 42.50 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Other Liabilities: Direct Relief Pay Roll Outstanding Tax Collector‘s Shortages and Overs Fewrr Disposal Plant Construction Burplus Current Account . _........ at that they resulted in violence. That is the trouble with the sort of addresses empipyed upon such ocâ€" casions. They result in violence, though in this particular case it is not to be expected that the orator expected the violence to have the victim that it had. Imperial Bank Loan ... Separate School Board Public School Board ... Public SchoOol Board Over Levy High School Board Overdrawn High School Board Over Levy Local Improvement: Levy Owners‘ Proportion Levy Town‘s Proportion i Dept. of Public Works Re: POst Office Public Lib Public Lib A group of farmers at Vegreville, Alâ€" berta, their patience apparently exâ€" haustod in the matter, caught George Palmer, who was for a time engaged in ‘"making a go of it."" The land bonus has worked well in Quebec. The Henry Government prom§sed to ‘inaugurate this land bonus but they waited too long before doing so, the recent election stopping any plans along this line. should be immediate attention given the matter by the Government. Any help, however, will only be itemporary. It seems more and more apparent that the only real permanent aid to settleâ€" ment must come from some form of bonus for landâ€"clearing. This would mean helping those who are helping themseives and showing probability of when they strike a run of illâ€"luck. Rev. Mr. Cochrane is not giving any sensational or alarmist picture and he knows what he is talking about. There ;taksn from relief in the South and so even if it cost something to keep them ,going on the new farms that was no _more costly and much more desirable than direct relief in the South. Unâ€" fortunately, this attitude had not been so apparent at first or the whole plan might have proved more successful. At that, it must be admitted that quite a measure Of success was achieved, Rev. Mr. Cochrane in his survey last winter said that the plan was working fairly well. The disorganizaticn and the uncertainty following announceâ€" ments by the present Government as to dropping the relief land settlement plan has undoubtedly added to the disâ€" couragement of the new settlers, It appears that the Hepburn Government has no intention of abandoning the new settlers already on the land in connecâ€" tion with ithe relief land settlement plan. What the Government has had in mind in regard to the matter has peen that no more groups Oof settlers are to be placed for the present under this scheme. It is difficult, however, for the settlers to realize this, especialy 1 when they strike a run of illâ€"luck. Some Settlers Live â€" on Bread and Lard the South or not. The attitude of the Henry Government before its Gefeat was that it would be good policy to do practically anything to keep the new settlers going. Most of them had been taken from relief in the South and so ther; men| ment as |p1 Henry Gove poverty of t] Rev. Mr. CC Rev. Mr. condwion of in families is mads feeling of uncerts do not know wha ment intends to if anyvthing. Rev. Nort Chu1 10 o Savs Rev. J. C. Cochrane in Refer ing to Plight of New in North. Ancother Proof of Need * of Land Bonus. 11 On I*€ of 41 ut in on Board Over a die bread undet Ane . hran ‘W| L aAand lard. Thes rs who went to Norâ€" der the relief settleâ€" > Dominion Governâ€" ) effect by th> late t. The conditions o miuch mluch worse | ity they have. the Ontario G ) to help then superintendent of of the United eferring to familâ€" North as existing composed almost nd lard. These who went to Norâ€" The cond I‘s is des DeIm Y o1 seribed by appalling that â€"the ind â€" their his week by VE en nowWw The $9,659.66 477.98 elt the The Rouynâ€"Noranda Press last wee says:â€"‘Miss Florence Hamilton, Timmins, is visiting her sister, Mrs. | Watson, in the Continental Diamon Drilling Block, Perrault street, Rouyn Hollinger Hislop Company‘s Contract for 250 Horsepower Approved by Ontario Hydro Commission. Rate will be $35.00 Contract in Ramore Approved by Hydro Recently there were five paper machines in operation at the Falls, but on Saturday the sixth machine went ‘into operation and then again on Tuesâ€" day of this week ancther machineâ€"the seventhâ€"started running. Better still, this increased production is expected to be more or less permanent. The machines will operate at capacity. It will mean an increase in employment for the men at Iroquois Falls where employment has been a problem, many employees of the paper mill being on part time and others off altogether. The /:ncreased number of machines in operation, ,however, means not only: employment for a number but it also means that the men employed will likeâ€" ly â€"go back to fullâ€"time employment. The usual thing for those working steadily in recent times has been a sixâ€" ' hour day. This was arranged so as to give the greatest poss‘ble number ofi men employment. Now it looks as if it will be possible and practical to go back to the old eightâ€"hour day with practiâ€" cally all at Iroquois Falls at work on full time. The people of the Falls who have been having a specially trying time now will be able to sing again:â€" "Happy days are here again." This week there is good news from Iroquois Falls. FPor the first time since Beptember, 1931, the Abitibi Power Paper Co. at the Falls expects to have seven machines running for some time and, perhaps, permanently. In the past three years the paper mill at the Falls has been under curtailed producâ€" tion. The number of machines in operation has varieq from time to time, but never has there been the full quota of machines running. Again at Capacity at Iroquois Falls Mill Sseventh Machine Went into Operat at Abitibi Mill, Iroquois Falls, on Tuesday This Week. . To Reâ€" turn to 8â€"hour dav. had be to the the br the sh Young and g gon was 0J this purpC he had ag wood on . admitted tions, and the old hi states tha cords and cords of w The sto had been guillty to the lesser cJ timbers. . The heari for a week to allow t replacement of the | The two men, Ro Lloyd Watson, denied timbers, although an Provincial Constable Men Who Took Bridge Away in Liskeard District Two Haileybury resid intil Saturday of last o replace a bridge 0o ear Lake Temiskami 1aive been charged wi riginally laid, the info: hem with theft of th« it $500, but they were i Lson, allho . was only t S purpose, had agreed bricky shore $125,000.00 | _ Reserv 9,781.179| Specia Reseryv | Reservy CIL edge e agailn. allegedly , $5 fro:r hig 2,102.43 37.16 6,865.20 23,915.67 $0 IrOm balancet although that I _knew chway | Capital Ligwbi 1,532.05 Dbentures ry alleg skidded e of the ard 43.36 3090 16 a liy bay Jan n1 atson help the ti bridg A 1 )le R. n had Debenture In: Ssundry Credi Unclaimed W 811 Sury alms him Defer harg imb ‘Tel 10 V mM | ide _the stor 1 ba.: into Operation TOTAL LIABILITIES plus at November 15th, Debt R lus Ac *# 1¢ 1C C 11 m 1 aul but ie ifi Mavor ind h Thomas T. Shi Wallace Moore man. the lar 16, and branch. Ir mer Winnipeg hockey player, now resi dent in ‘Montreal; Albert Yarnell, 25 yearâ€"old New Toronto baseball pitcher and Archie Briden, 37, South Porcu pine, who formerly played in the Naâ€" tional and International Hockey Leaâ€" gues, were among those granted amaâ€" teur reinstatement. Cards were refused Jack Praltt, 28 Kimberlsy, B.C.; J, E. Lamontague, 27 @uebsec, and Frank Warshawski, 22 Fcrtyâ€"one reinstatements of fcrmer prcfes:sicnal athletes were granted and only lthree refused by the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada at its 47th annual meeting at Toronto last week. Two were granted pending completion of paper, and another pending receipt Reâ€"instatement of Some Seen Again at the Fair ealrâ€"OIlC nd Arc ine, wh Salada Cabbage i. Pineapple cubes Charbonneau Assorted Biscuits 2 !bs Habitant Pea Soup Tip Top Choice Peas ";~* 2 tins Granulated Sugar 1055 ards were refused Jack Pratt, 28, iberlsy, B.C.; J, E. Lamontague, 27, ‘bec, and Frank Warshawski, 22, reville, Alta., all hockey players. ards were granted outright to 19 <ey players, 11 lacrosse, five baseball, boxing and one track and field i. The central Ontario branch had large:t number of rsinstatements, and nost one was refused from that ich. The reinstatements included: astern Ontarioâ€"Thomas S. Westâ€" , ~28, Kirkland Lake, hockey; mas T. Shields, 38, Ottawa, hocksy;: ld Receival 16 H. E. MONTGOMERY Clerk PHI 11 30, OQTLLAWA Hull, Que. b. GOC Simpson tin ~23 19 "G2Z° .. 2 # 1,039,500.56 $1,348,694.04 37 897 . A5 19° 108 295.77 66,406 146 1,699.32 »0,000.00 3,000 21 786.84 1,500.00 6,114.86 6,552.20 1,.8913.13 hockey; | offe nhockey,| Wh for 08 29 29, Toronto, hockey; Paul Ami ‘Tcronto, boxing; R. G. Mills, . ronto, hockey; John Noble, 30, T baseball; James A. McLean, 20, to, lacrosso, effective June 30 Harold Gibson, 25, Brampton, li effective June 30, 1935; Normai: mer, 33, Brampton, lacrosse,, e June 30, 1935; Ollie Burton, 26, 1 ton, lacrosse, effective June 30 Junge 15, 1935; William L. Wilson, 25, Toronto, hockey, effective January 3, 1935; Benzil A. McMullen, 29, Toronto, hockey; Charles Henry PoOk, St. Thcomas, boxing; Harry Sacks, 34, Toâ€" ronto, boxing; E. A. Briden, 37 South Pcorceupins, hockey; James W. G. Grant, 29, Toronto, hockey; Paul Amato, 25, TCronto, boxing: K. G. Mills, 32, Toâ€" Iceberg Head Lettuce 2 Chuck Roast Beef Pork Shoulder 16. Smoked Picnic 16. Shoulder V eal Chops Montreal Styvle ewart Only 27 More Shopping Days to Christmas SHOP EARLY nwal, ICrC Cornwall, 1; Cornwall, St. Roegis, . Nw [FTorC to 3 %4 1bs. T. n Beatty Jun ve Jung 19430 Brampton, lacrosse, L935; Norman Zimâ€" , lacrosse,, effective Burton, 26, Brampâ€" ive June 30; 1935 + 10 1b. lgc }. l‘dd 19 19 Toronto, ), Toronâ€" J0; 198Lb ink W