A BYâ€"LAW OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE ROMAN WHEREAS the Board of Trustees of the Roman Catholie Separate Sehools for the Town of Timmins reâ€" gquire to borrow the sum of $26,000.00 to prov ide funds for the purpose of acquiring a school site in the said Town of Timmins and erecting a *#chool building thereon, and for such purpose to issue debentures therefor, bearing interest at the rate of Six per cent. per annum, which is the amount of the debt intended to ‘be created by 10418 ‘DYVâ€"]la w ; AND WHEREAS it is expedient to make the principalâ€"of the said debt reâ€" payable inâ€"yearly sums, during the period ~of fifteen years, of such aâ€" mounts respectively.that the aggreâ€" gate amount payable for prineipal and interest in any year shall be equal as nearly as may be to the amount so payable for principal and interest in each of the other years; ‘~AND WHEREAS it will be necessâ€" ary to raise annually the sum of $2,â€" the period of fifteen years to pay for said yearly sums of principal and interest as they become the whole ratea for Separate S« said Town of I the I#st revised ©85,180.00. AND WHPRE this by existing debent «of Trustees of Schoo lrustees of the .h parate Schools for lllills ]‘:.\"\(.IH I. ‘That for the there shall be hbo: $£26,000,00 and deb sited therefor in su $100.00 each, bear rate of Six per ce having . coupons at m100,00U eacn, ‘bearing interest at the rate of Six per cent. per annum, and having.coupons attached thereto for the payment of interest. 2. ‘The debentures soum aill bear the same date and shall be issued within one yvear after the date on which this byâ€"law is passed, and may bear any date . within sueh year, anda shall be pavable in fifteen annual inâ€" stalments during the fifteen â€" years next after the time when the same are issued and the respective amounts of principal and interest payfole in eacr of the said years shall be as set forth in Schedule ‘*A""‘ hereto â€" which is hereby declared to be and form part of this Byâ€"Law. 3: The debentures as to both prinâ€" eipal and interest may be expressed in Canadian eurrency and. may be pavable at any place or places in Caâ€" nada or Great Britain. 4. The Chairman of the said Board shall sign and issue the debentures and interest coupons, and the same shall also be signed by the Secretaryâ€" Treasurer of the said Board, and the debentures shall ‘be sealed with the Corporate Seal of the/sariqa usoara. 3. During fifteed years, the gurâ€" 35. During fifteed years, the gurâ€" reney of the debiAtures, the sum of $2,677.03 shall be raised annually for the payment of/the debt and interest and said sum,/ of $2,677.03 shall be annually incladed in the yearly mepaâ€" rate School fate to be«levied and colâ€" lected by t,-’/e said Board for the said fifteen yeass, the chrrency of the said debentures, and the said sum of $2,â€" 677.03 shall be levied and collected anâ€" nually /y a special. rate â€" sufficient therefor over and above all other rates in the same manner and form arsd from the like persons and properâ€" ty Ov, from, upon or out of which other Separate School rates are levied, raised and eollected, for the said periâ€" od of fifteen years. 6. The said sum of $26,000.00 so borrowed and interest thereon and the said debentures shall ‘be and the same are hereby made a charge upon the Schoolhouse property and premises and on the real and personal property vested in the said Board of Trustees of the Roman. Catholic Separate Schools for the Town of Timmins, and upon all the Separate School rates of the said Board to be hereafter imposed until the said debentures and each and every of B:em, together with all interâ€" est thereon, shall have been fully paid and satisfied. § T. The said Debentures may conâ€" fain any clause providing for the reâ€" gistration thereof authorized by any Statute relating to Municipal debenâ€" tures in force at the time of the issue thereof. Finally passed this Mth day of July, 1922. weecrelaryâ€"ire Certified to be a true copy of No. 8 passed the 24th day 192. Catholic Separate Schools for the Town of Timmins, to raise by way of loan the sum of $26,000.00 for the purposes therein mentioned. E‘rustees of the Roman irate Schools for tll(‘ To\ s is $40,000,.00 and no p: cipal or mterest is in debenture 1PE Chairman A . WALSH, DoProw C AL~M EAS the amount of ble property rateable hlool purposes in the immins, according to issessment roll, is $1,â€" s Roman spective amounts OT rest payfuole in eacr shall be as set forth â€" which is o be and form part tnhe 1 own POLLOW (|6 of the n ne Dboardk 0 Catholic Se e stum hall be ot resai itholi« o1 than the and m the ird 111 COGHRANE WING 3 to 2 IN 13â€"INNING STRUGGLE Exciting District Game Here Last Wednesday. Cochrane‘s Win Popular in Town. regular N.O.B.A. fixture here Cochâ€" rane‘s string of victories remained unâ€" broken. They won their fifth straight game, and deserved to win, though as much might be said also had Timmins won for it was anybody‘s game until the thirteenth innings. The game started off in rathér ragâ€" ged and listless manner and developâ€" ed into a pitcher‘s battle after the 3rd. innings. (GHlen Campbell on the mound for Cochrane was in trouble in the first three innings, as no less than 11 men were on bases in that time. He was lucky to esvape with only. two runs scored against him. Then he setâ€" runs scored against nim. i hen ne setâ€" tled down and plt(-hed masterly game. ‘Only five hits were gathered from his delivery after the thnd inâ€" nings. ‘The suppm’t beliind him. was «)f'the choicest \al'let\ Thacker in right field pulled~*down FParr‘s fly that was labelled for two bases. G. Campbell in left field acâ€" cepfed three chances in nice style. Dune. MeLean at short accepted seven chances and Ims throwing was about perfect. He is about cone of the best fielding short stops in the league, as 4e plays ball at all times and leaves the grandstand stuff alone. Don Camp bell at third accepted four chances nerfectIly andâ€" contributed a double d hs against his opponent‘s four. Sceully and Lake fielded in spectacuâ€" lar style, three of their catches esâ€" pecially pleasing the crowd. Destefaâ€" no also made a cireus catch and fieldâ€" ed nicely, but his periormance was marred by his prize bone in the 13th that practically lost the game. Johnâ€" ny wants to pay more attention to the ecame and less to the bush league crabâ€" bing and he will be the best shortâ€"stop in the league. He is a firstâ€"class allâ€" round ball player, and all good sports are galled to think that he may ‘be kidded into the bush league stuff. From the spectators‘ viewpoint, Wednesday‘s game was one of the best. There was so much exciting dall that the crowd forgot to care who won. ‘Cochrane boys are such good sports that their victory was a poâ€" pular one. A victory for Timimins, of course, would have been even more popular, naturally. The Timmins team is generally believed to be superior to the Cochrane boys, and perhaps the answer lies in practice. Timmins team would not suffer a bit practice together as a team. There is generally from three to five players missing practices held lately and this does not give the team its best chance. With practice and team play Timmins ean yet make them all sit up and take notice. ‘The following is the offGcial report of, Wednesday‘s game as furnished by Mr. J. N. Levine, ofticral seorer :â€" 1st., on wrat sNoulid NAaVe DeQeli an easy out. D. Campbell seoring, G. Campbell out stealing. 1H. 1E. : Timminsâ€"Melntyre doubled, Lake singled, Destefano laid down a bunt seoring Melntyre and he went to 2nd. and Lake took 3rd. when Douglas made a wild throw to lst. Seully walk ed filling the dbases. Farr hit into a double play. Glen. Campbell to Morriâ€" son to Acton. Duncan struck out. 1K. IH.>1B. FR. 2H. LK Lean LV C On Wednesday afternoon last in ut rfectly and con it developed into opped an easy ve meant three Douglas, second th his hitting@g. 1A winning run led and seoreé efano and a ochraneâ€"{ile WIn nraneâ€"1J out Tate an to Pic 1 I TUuUn pitching Tor limmins, C n as he pitched nice dball ind only ‘walked one ind on the 2nd. innings D. Campbell doubled, Me te to Pierce. Allaire out ieree, D. Campbell going e play, G, Campbell safe what â€"should have been ActOM â€" Al OoR. 1H. 11 s n Campbell popped ton singled, Douglas Acton on 2nd. on Desâ€" Sceully dropped Morâ€" on a prize ‘Dot rerifice flvy by " a run when throw that men out. n the lbéeague, as times and dleaves alone. Don Camp ed four chancees Y the man, contributed masterly ! gathered | third inâ€"| h l T. : NY LS teatured A I dleser aAn 1| NY 2nd,. Pierce foreed Tate at 20d,. Melanâ€" tyre out, OF,. 4th. innings Cochraneâ€"D. Campbell and MeLean thrown out by Tate. Allaire out. Dunâ€" can to Pierce. OR. OH. OE. Timminsâ€"Lake out, GHen. Campbell to Acton. Destefano popped to Dougâ€" and was OH. €()F and Duncan singzled and 10th. innings Cochraneâ€"Glen â€" Campbell struck out, Acton safe when Pieree dropped the throw. Douglas struck out and Acton died stealing.â€" ORF} OH. 16. singled and stole 2nd. Tate ‘beat out : bunt down the 3rd. base line, Shee han going to 3rd. Tate stole 2nd Pierce out, MeLean to Acton. OR. 2H 0. singled and hbunt down mceully, flied ou Cochraneâ€"Allaire out Duncean to Pierce, G. Campbell flied out to Lake. Glen Campbell struck out. OR. OH. OE. Timminsâ€"Farr out to McLean and Duncan to D. Campbell. Sheehan out D. Campbell to Acton. OK. OH . OK. Dou hit into 14 unminsâ€"â€"Lake ton, Destefano gro Scully flied out to IH;: OR. l1th. innings Cochraneâ€"Morrison â€" out, Duncean to Pierce, Thacker singled, D. Campâ€" bell out Duncan to Pierce, MoLean fouled to Melntyre. OR. 1H. OE. Timminsâ€"Melntyre out, D. Campâ€" bell to Actpn, MeLean went all the way to 2nd. to stop Lake‘s grounder but could not recover himself in time to make the throw. Destefano lined to Douglas doubling Lake at l1st. OR. TH .: OR to 12th. innings Cochraneâ€"Allaire singled, G. Camp bell flied to Destefano, Glen Campbell struck out, Acton did likewise. OR. IH .O Intvre o Timminsâ€"Scully out. Campbell to Acton, Farr out, Douglas to Acton. ODuncan singled and stole 2nd. Sheeâ€" han struck out. OR. 1H. OK,. 13 innings Cochraneâ€"Douglas singled, Morriâ€" son hit into a made to order double play. Destefano gummed it up by failâ€" ing to touch the 2nd â€"base. Douglas goâ€" ing to 3rd. when Destefano started to leave the field. Douglas scored on Thacker‘s sacrifice fly. D. Campbell out, Destefano to Pieree. 1lKR. 1H. OE. Timminsâ€"Tate singled and was out trving to stretch it to a double. Pierce out. McLean to Acton, Melntyre flied out to Allaire. OR,. 1H, OE. BOX SCORE Cochrane : Acton,. lsxt. :. . Douglas, 2nd .... Morrison, c. ... .. Thacker, rif... . .4 D. Campbell, 3rd.. Albaire, c.f.â€".../.. G@. Campbell, 1f. . McLean, s.s. ... Glen. Campbell, p Timmins : Destefano, s.s Seully, Lf.: .. T arr, Ird. . .. Duncan, 2nd. Bheehan, r.. Tate, p. Pierce, lst. .. Melnatvre, c. . Destt # Timmin F W InmMmIln s ctou. Destefano popped to Dougâ€" Seully hit in front of the plate was thrown out by Morrison. OR. 1I1CrFCC alyprDe rellred on O0F, ruck out 1CrCC )¢ Allaire Melnt Mele 1¢ ........ 4G 2 10 Summary of Game 1CK€ OR . Qudie pilayÂ¥. LAtbG EO 1J OR. OH: â€"Lake out MeLean t mo grounded out to 4 5th. innings â€"The Caimpbell 1 ra out Duncan to D Oth innings o Acton. OH 8th innings cton out, Tate to d, Morrison flied er singled, D. Ca ~2H. OB ‘ate fouled out tc t, Douglas to Act cLean to Acton. t arr flied out it, Campbell 2nd and went Thacker irr to Thacker (¢. Campbell, Sheelian W â€"D y ate struck ou L in 4 Nn s Late â€" to G. ‘Campbell ite to Duncean 10; by ff Tat rertdti( 10 : l,. i ;. to to Lo Morr @TOn . .\I( brothers D. Campâ€" ‘ampbell 1, â€"Lake e â€" when ailed to a t 6 the side ‘out t impbe Thackâ€" K\(’tun’ )rd. on A cton OR Jert 6