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iJiV J J r t ONTARIO HMD Cbtd a NEWMARKET A General Allowed on Deports At DRAFTS IS SUED OK IN old J A A eat for fire and Ml Stone to At the A fl Low Oil ljUlci Property Hedges Simpson and Goods of to private or of St- AUCTIONEER Bent Bolton Painter and derives name from the that the Church Borne all the candies to be used in worship during thV coming year are And publicly blessed East Council meets to day at Shatpn next Wednesday Easter is very early this year Next Friday is St Day A sleighride party of youngsters went Town Friday -alter- They enjoyed it z Ref Changes Mr- Rogers has bought the Ingham- property on Mr Maurice his sold the pro perty where be is residing formerly belonging to the late George Rose to Mr Thomas who has been living in Toron to the past year A match more than ordinary in terest to take place here last night between Hamilton Champions of Group and Newmarket of Group in the semifinals for Intermediate 0 A Neither teams have lost a match this season which accounts for the interest in result Hypnotism For Saturday nighty there was a pretty good at the Town Hall and everybody was well pleased with the marvellous exhibition of hypnotic influence Prof Jones exercised over the many candidates that went the platform He could make them believe they were doing al most any mortal thing and they each seemed to do their best There was much amusement and apparently dangerous Prof Jones is certainly an adept at the business of MARRIAGE LICENSES I At Otto priTfct J LICENSES I Runacrjy Last Saturday morning broncho made a lively scat- of the crowd on street down Town It took fright at some thing near the corner of and took things its own way for a moments How it got thru the rigs without smashing some of them was wonderful However it landed up against the in front of the North where in toy ing to drag the cutter thru it the dashboard shafts and harness and proceeded with much freedom the lane North of store to street at the rear where it was captured The episode was quite ex- NEWMARKET IK Monuments and Head Stones- Last reek Rev Rogers of Una Town slipped in his back yard and sprained his ankle so badly that he was con fined to the house all week On Saturday evening as Mrs of TimothyStreet was ing along Churchstreet slipped on tbe icy sidewalk in front of Mr residence and fell with such force that was unable to move- The neigh bors were soon attracted and went to her assistance It was feared that her hip was broken She was re moved to her home at once by Mr George ytonc who be near with his light sieigh and medi cal aid sent for We are glad to re port that no bones were broken and it is likely she will be around again in a few days ALL KINDS OF PACES COMB BEFORE OUR CAMERA And from best and most photograph that Is Possible Smith Bros ALL THE GOOD QUALITIES cam will ted way Into your ftult or or you bore Iff to our Customers to git we to take as Utile as we afford SUITS FULL SUITS Co Regular last Monday even ing Members all present but the Mayor On Mr Robertson Was ap pointed chairman Following bills passed supplies Packard Co OH Rent of Telephone at in Market John Black wood tor IM work at I lumoer Gray enow cleaning lyioi Harris A A Hill do A do Lloyd registering births marriages arid deaths 1800 Jones Moore repairs to trans former k Fay groov ing snow Pay Sheet Cassidy Allan stones for en gine bed The bill of referred to Inspector to be paid l found correct Mr- Robertson gave notice that he will at next meeting of Council la- trodure a to license tbe sale of tobacco in any Council adjourned J brancli is of octanes of As great which into the trsury rice to a Vast territory in which a acresare still undisposed in seisstogVuritOld- potentialities in the soil Mineral the and game wealth and of rivers and lakes invaluable as Waterways and water- powers The effective administration of such a heritage demands febe best energies ii i type of public and the has been fortunate in securing the services just such men this branch of go control men calibre and capacity of Stephen Richards IV Scott b Pardee Arthur Hardy and- present incumbent Hon J Davis to tbe portfolio in October of qualifications of the Hon Mr Davis recognized on every band resting as they did upon his own business life bis career his legislative record of teen years as for North and his administrative record as Secretary Although only two have elapsed since Mr Da vis Commissioner he has al ready shown himself a worthy tessor of a notable line of provincial Crown Lands administrators One of his first steps was to familiarise him self the vast domain over which he control To that end he has fersonaily inspected the various agri cultural lumbering and mining dis tricts in new Ontario from on tbe east the Rainy Riv er on the west thus equipping himself with the firsthand knowledge indis pensable to the successful adirrmistra- tion of the and varied inter ests corning within the purview of his department The results of his administration already apparent especially in with colonization Mr Davis in instituted a Bureau of Colonization the work of which has mare than justified its creation The Coruroisvioner has rendered the Pro vince a valuable in realizing growing needs of our new streams of settlement guided into fertile during the riast two seasons have been far in excess of those of previous years town hips for example were opened in the alone in in order to accommodate the rush to the new lands of that portion of Ontario while the Bay and Rainy River sections also bow a steady in flow of desirable settlers Commissioner lias carried out two successful pine timber That of December was rendered by reason of the limits having been overrun by fire Trie limits sold in September of placed on the market partly witb a view to the ultimate opening up of agricultural lands to meet a demand for settlement arising through the construction of the Central Railway and because certain of the townships bad been burned over and miners and squatters were going in The prices realized at these two sales were most satisfactory an average price per square mile that has only fcefa exceeded twice in whole history of Provincial timber sales since Confederation To Mr Davis is due credit of rrystalliiug be regula tions into law mailing it legal to place rangers on Crown timber lands where found necessary and also on IkeitJed lands even where do not make application or a The Ontario fireranging system is as the best on tbe continent its chief features having been copied in Quebec New Brunswick and British Columbia and by the Dominion in rcsrect lo western tlmfcer lands still under control tbe Federal The United States Government has practically adopted Ontario system In refer ence to its public lands may be added that the timber regulations of the Crown Lands Deportment have been largely copied by other Govern ments as well as system of licensing cullers who measure all timber cut on licensed lands on which measurements the accounts for Crown are based The administration of Crown Lands Department has been most marked by a progressive policy Sri re gard to forest reserves The setting apart of the great reserve in January of was a notable event in departmental history This reserve comprises an of nearly a million and a half and includes a great stretch of white pine estimated at three billion feet It so constitutes a vast natural park off wonderful scenic beauty In to be found the headwaters several important streams It la the first area virgin forest set apart In the Province as a forest reserve Inci dentally will form a valuable fish and game It is satisfactory to the public that the Gov ernment Is thus thoroughly alive to the importance of forestry and A Slw sidriet is refjlafcions in in- 9 WnV twentf to the to mate further increases as tbe Rtiplio policy sfaay axiantpand all on Crown lands in Province must be manufactured into Or Millions already fen vested to concessions bave been granted add few years will lindouWedif witness a great expansion on lines- j TbeeJcul6ratory surveys made under Ibe direction of tbe Commissioner of tbe summer of for a word of tioii as to the mode of carrying out and economy exercised remartable of character estimated to cpsjtjioOpO carried on in an unknown region at a great dis tance from centres of civilization the surveys were completed for 6J0 of the original Tbe publication of the report has been extraordinary de mand constituted an additional charge of few thousand dollars The examination of an rea aggregating nearly one hundred thousand mites square was Itself a striking evi dence of alertness of the Ross Government and the general results revealing extensive tracts of good ag ricultural lands widespread forests spruce and other a great pine forest and numerous amply prove the wisdom of the undertaking Shortly after Mr Davis became Commissioner he visited Hie Sudbury district in order to ascertain the views of the mining community regarding the mines act- As an immediate re sult of this conference a bill was in troduced by him during the session of in which many progressive amendments were to the exist ing law The chief change effected to the royalty clause in the act was repealed thereby re moving all inequalities and placing all mining properties on an equal footing in the of attracting capital and in that way assisting in the greater development of the nickel and copoer districts was in addition a strong feel ing on the part of the mining public that as a degree of refining nickel and copper ores should be done in Canada as was practicable A was thereupon inserted in the act of providing that power should be reserved to the Lieutenant- Governor i Council to impose certain fees to be levied upon the raw ores or partly treated products of the ores mentioned to be remitted however if the fine metals were pro duced in the Dominion This portion of the new act has not been brought into force there being as yet no pro cess in operation in Canada for the complete refining of these ores The desire of Government is to bring the refining of nickel to as high a point as possible in our own country and this result is being gradually done without the need of an en forcing law and through the cooper ation of the mining companies inter ested Reduction works have been at Sudbury by which of the raw ore is carried to a much higher point than in past- Formerly the matte the county containing from 35 cent to per cent of metallic contents of nickel and now it is brought to SO cent which is a long stride toward the ultimate goal of complete lending in Canada A word should be said as to energetic way in which the Bureau of Mines arranged its display at the re cent Pan- A mci ion Three gold medals were awarded Ontario for the best general exhibit of economic ores and minerals maps and granhs illustrative of its mineral re sources There were twenty other medals and awards No other Pro vince or State approached Ontario in the number of awards or the general excellence of its exhibits Oiobc fiesta r Tetnflbereforo putting away lying every man truth witb INTRODUCTION The little company of beitevfWfo in heart and into that professing disciples while awing near with their nurtured in hearts the gate- J The Sin Ananias was hot the fact that they lied hut that to special consecration they for This is somber lesson which emphasises the deep of sptrita pretense to holiness- lor selfish ends- The Mat Bug A With THI5 SEND FULL OF TO ANY ADDRESS Mrs Morton Paling Winnipeg Man writes as follows The mat and rug patterns ordered from you are received They are lovely and far ahead of other designs I have seen I shall show them to my friends many of whom are desirous of making up rugs for their thanks for your prompt atten tion to my order I use your cele brated Diamond Dyes and find them Ladies who have not yet received sheets of new designs of the Diamond Dye Mat and Rug Patterns will do well to send a Postal Card The Wells Richardson Co Mountain St Montreal All designs mailed free to any part of Canada and Newfoundland v if GIVE US A CHANCE TO PLEASE YOU I A EVERYTHING AS REPRESENTED J A ALLAN CO NEWMARKET I TELEPHONE CONNECTION Clearing Sale OF An ruling has recently been given as the power of tots to deal with drunken men on railway trains Judge in the case of T of Bramp ton vs P Railway in a suit lor damages for an assault- on a train commit a drunken man defined the duty of a conductor of a railway train respecting drunk or disorderly persons thereon as follows If the conductor sees a passenger making an unprovoked assault it is his unques tionable duty to eject that passenger without regard to the merits of the quarrel between the parties How ever in order to fix liability on tbe company it must fee proven that conductor saw the assault or had the opportunity of knowing of the as sault The company is responsible for preservation of order by conductor having regard to tbe means at disposal of the conductor to preserve such order Winter Goods Our first shipment of Spring Prints and Shirtings to hand TORONTO HOUSE A bad- cold is friend Over a hundred miners report- should In bemad The bill of Mr North to disqualify persona hiving seats on school boards of a city town or incorporated village from be ing elected to Municipal Councils passed to a second reading on Friday and was sent to the House Municipal He thought li would be to the advantage of both Council and Trustee Boards to keep them separ ate and distinct and Gibson stated he was inclined to agree with the statement However it could do no barm to send the bill to Committee where desirability or otherwise could be fully into Its an insidious enemy knock it out of your system the quickest safest and surest way hours de lay may mean months of suffering GRIPPE Capsule treatment is the Archenemy of Colds and Grippe lung troubles and nervous pros- ration and when it takes hold if tie lets go until the last vestige of a disease germ Is eradicated Try neat time It write About all I by ALL BRIGHT NEW GOODS i THE NEW PUFF TIES THE NEW PLOWING TIES THE NEW DERBY TIES AND SILK NECK SCARFS FANCY SUSPENDERS KID GLOVES GUFF LINKS FANCY SLIPPERS FOR LADIES GENTLEMEN CHILDREN P r TEST THE PINE- CURE killed by an explosion in the Hon do mine in Mexico 4 an relieved lene te a per box Ail drake to manner in which the depart ment has dealt the puiiJwoed in- which is rapidly The recent growth the Industry than axe its bright prospects tot Dont kill the etc Is the suggestive title which tbe Gazette heads an article in last weeks paper advising municipal authorities to tax lightly owners of summer cottages It also asks the would our farm ers bo but or the money of the tourists and cottagers The money these summer visitors furnishes a deal of the ready wherewith to purchase many necessities of the in of h would not be place for the fan authorities whose jurisdiction extend over the summer I Lake and dollar are annually to bo art evcrUuKnf In Townships on both sides treatment that Lake every summer The the An important was given by Mr Justice on Saturday re specting voters lists A voters list case Carle ton Place near Ot tawa- was appeal Grits and Tories were divided as to the bounty Judge was right in consider ing written complaints of voters as only one a rrurhbec was signed As they were Joined together tbe judge held they were all signed and regular This was the chief but there were a few other minor is sues J -FOR- COAL WOOD Stove and cent by Newmarket residents around these summer re- 40 REDCOATS ax Fata a4 memfcla xualt from an liver Fills tittle Red Coats at a coil of cents will you rlgt in abort ordar Piles to prove Jt Vial cnU by Lehman TIMOTHY SEED for fall sowing J cor Main Timothy Farm Sale Lot in the 3rd Con fi5 culllva j tbe balance well timbered Brick Clad Dwelling Cam wit ana other logs Plenty running water an well at House Ten acres in wheat acres seeded to grass an balance alt plow 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