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§ ?‘ #ne one oT days, and all : enjoy the Bi; mouth Porcup O PS¢ p t) {101 tb n F1 eld a Shield )t : ho Firemen‘s Contests, Baseball Com petition, Field and Aquatic Sports, Trotting Race, etc. nere adUTH PORCBFINE T0 NMV 1701 0Ff JY piInt 1Dcome lowed e R. l". "' ald)., N. Clhisolm Huthals MacKa asked exemption being married w and so of them were wi Necex residinwg Mmeome lnrouginout the sessions J terest was mainfained in the procee ings, and there were many intere: ing human sidelights. The claims to be exempted frc While in many cases â€"re were made, the majority of sessor‘s figures were upheld appeals. their claims, it would h very materially. Unfortu ever, this is just what m appealing did not have. ority â€"seemed to think th asulficrient _sumply towsay : too high,."" lil *A n Judge‘s Court of Revision. _A ppes to ine latter had to be made with five (days. Mr. Devaney â€" suggest that if those appealing had facts, fi ures and witnesses ready toâ€" pro case was no ion of this ther appeal sure Th anythin deal. â€" 1 the Court, Mi town solicitor, object of the to remedy err might appear YÂ¥ear:" Ths Co w ty the chiefly tatepay N1 NOOlH ci] mornin then f1 111 tni oth ln1o Inent post MOST OF THOSE OQLNC Hundred and Five Appeals _ At the Court of Revision Outerl Gurt 6 LPIIV @xeqI .’\ l'.:'l(' C Appear on The Cour 1 evidence ns of any a there would i+ OF THOSE APPEALING CLAIMED SIMPLY, ‘‘*ASSESSED TOO HIGH.‘‘ NUMBER APPEALED AGAINST INCOME ASâ€" SESSMENT. ROLL NOT MATERIALLY REDUCED e were widowet 1 or »T‘O sessments c nptions were enp seQeWnere med To be some uncer e purpose and powe Mr. J. A. Devaney, or, briefly explained ie Court. . Itâ€" was si errors or injustices ar on the roll for give everybhod} party appealing satisfied with t ourt of Revisioi might be made tl he three C ~wWere found 1 @essloOons ‘t would to upho ppellant es <t0O _ prove would help matters Unfortunately, howâ€" what most of those commoda erent (Â¥.] 111 ~C 5 1 0| id "(1 mrown WY : B {vision a fTur made to . t The majâ€" 6. it s was * Assessed and reductions 10.30 in S§1PE IIClI! W U s1Ons â€" in Wiailliams Dr. H. H O 1 Pwers 0| rcert \ppeals Milild ONlt C1 ‘LH€ mmply that 11001 CVC Vein Cut Last Week at 1350â€"foot Level Shows Over $20 Grade. 11 McNTVRE No. 5 VEN IMPROVES AT QFPTH assessed : ively.=s he figure dvely. Mr.:>*:.: 22500 to Mi. A ippealed Avenue w £10,000, lNeid‘s on from $500 Mr. J. MeCann 2150 for buildin was reduced to $2 Councillor Chas road wa ‘ouple of reductions. m Fourth Avenue w; treet 300. Mr. uruertin Gilker, lloman 1J ment OsSK1, O WIH s \mon Borak to nent > was reduced from . Another proper on Hemlock street 500 to $350. larret 01 aible W Reid l nhe 10 and 2200 K ulokos} 100, and an operty piace tnose erant Mrs. Brid Charlebois, temanche, I teffrion, E. 1 Kramer, P . . P. MceGregor properties on Pine street $3750 and $2500 respectâ€" Court of Revision made $3000 and $2000 respectâ€" VAsSs 1idlll .\Il': T‘S.> (). â€"(G@Lr Guertin, . undstorm n ms ap atern (Qih 10z on appc $2000 1IOrs h. turnell D. Deacon Hurt Dutresne Ellis., \ werC A voul H S ta f1 bhbuilding on Third indt 01 lerce secured a One building s reduced from nother on â€" Elm assessment â€" of n Cedar street 00 instead of ealed against property _ on reduced from uldings from M PtV was reduce W, Armitage Dussault, W ikala; R.:. Ky \l( | 11. 14.000 to of â€" Mr. iwlor, Mrs3 Piperkoff ‘etcherskv \ venue, hbe did rpovite n raig, Mrs W. Dus r(@CoOIn e TIMMINS, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27th, I917 Donnell MeVean ) WIH 1t nada. e nra a*e a*o are ats 1t .*, o a*o 1* 15 se ut ut 1t .t o uts s s 1e c 1t , * T SA it t s ‘% # but i# * ho bit We oTe u* Â¥,¢ v .t 0 t 4 vie i6 0N.o i t 1t t b t o _ea 48 $s QN‘ wute ue t ho ohe uie ons ate 2k The German federal council, acâ€" cording to a Berlin despatch, has deâ€" creed that during the coming harvest year not only bread grain, but barley, oats, peas, beans, buckwheat and milâ€" let will be requisitioned in their enâ€" tirety for control and distribution by the imperial grain bureau. \/ *,* # *4 + 000 | jovable GERMANY TO EXTEND REQUISITIONING OF GRAIN dispense music all day. Good prizes are offered for the variâ€" ous competitions, and the names of those in charge of the various comâ€" mittees is proof of the fact that evâ€" erything will be well managed and better than advance notices. commen Tlhe > / Mr. WO Cochrane Orchesti ic Ffor the danee. old. from noon tire day. tournameé baseball, ake SPEND THE HOLIOAY AT FAUS Good Opportunity to See Inter esting and Flounshmg Town, and Enâ€" joy Splendid Program of Sports, cetc. 4 l““““.““.."."....‘..“..“‘.“ uie vie vBr ole ofe at ut ht h10 w t ho se ale ole oTe oTe sTe *2+ ».¢ Â¥ .+ Â¥ .A aLe uie ie oo oo oo oBe aTe oo oTe oo ie Te + Notes, Comments and Opinions Of Interest To Mining World Special coratins S() 10 a.n iquatic 3. doo \\’i” :l]Sn attention is x the town fo the house d¢ @ to‘9 11€ arrIVal Iver on o miles fro ne day flourishing nces 1D1 â€" NL] Tierney C111 The vein it gives T OW ©LOâ€" A1 ne hestra will furnish musâ€" ince, and dancing will rhle COminen{( Yort S| so be one of th that TIroquois how to conduct Militan port »llin will Lake 1 TOIMLs1n nQ@QlCcll veaImns â€" C : parade includin ontests, HBand,, with nductor, will tinle o0ccasion. orations will ).im. there will sting the 11 tow will lik V oun whiile 103C @1 â€" Wl L118 He 1C m S \\ temnms .30 : Up \L [UOLS vÂ¥ard 1N the hat 41( ind of ulbâ€" to nd lin U 1limmins of as many of the prizes as can be conveniently â€" earried _ away Ffrom the Temiskaming Firemen‘s Asâ€" sociation meet at Cobalt on Monday next, July 2nd. ‘The Brigade deciâ€" ded to go to Cobalt for the event, and enter several of the competitions. Arrangements were made for the purâ€" chase of tickets, etc., to this end. A number of accounts were also passed and the usual routine work of brigâ€" ade meetings attended to. The Brigâ€" ade also clected J. D. McLean as asâ€" sistant Fire Chief, and K.‘F. De Long as Captain. There was a well attend thusiastic meeting of the Fire Brigade at their hall evening last, and plans w perfected for the bringin Timmins of as many of th can be convenientlyâ€" ceanr Meeting Also Elects Assistant Chief and Captain. FRE BRIGADE PLANG FOR GOBALT PRIZES ructdt yéear at 11 dom and the school aminations Mr. D > Haud expy any pupil w knowledge o the Entrancd s1x mon‘ths s satisfactorily tions set thi and the youngsters wi found some of the p but the general opini and others interested is tests were not unusuall were they â€" unusually teacher expressed the seven from Mr. the 1 11 4 p 10nNns T‘ h First Time That Timmins Has Centre for Candidates for â€" High School. IWENTYâ€"DNE TRV THE ENTRANCE FXEMS. HFRF L POnl T. n on t l 1 i0 ce ie 000 0. " t . C s and Opinions § *J .%. [Â¥ v “"QQ‘C C.QD OQ%‘ #.4 DQ * ining World . 1*. .t *2* *,* N* *s "a s * #.* vie * * *# *#,.*% # # ’.Q "t. 1t, .t . * 0.00. 0‘ 0‘00000‘000000000 telephone line is now heing conâ€" ted: from Dane to ields % l'l‘n:r¢'2‘!"\' + i1 % ) { i .\ "\H('i.i Larder Lake. c'(! vemien $ | o m mm w pPonse lowins celehar .. "P.â€"3 M My ional.‘ many, 1€ M tCAHGâ€" FMmmMmIns e . MeFarlane, of FE ) presiding examine The examinati ihe examinations w ompany p1 Dome 1 rom 11 number of pupils writing thi Timmins is proof of the wis id good judgment in makins he pu T 1O( ited 19}) J@YrC o1 N) id pupils w P1 in 10 hna: or â€"~â€"LINHG¢ ral opinion of YVeAaAI well attended and F4 292 292 1Â¥ + ut ut ut P o e oira ohe e 5e ahy at Te ‘lasses durin muld find no the work chuum 11( aAass1l1 Mine: nsult M WaAs \J centr of the Timmins ir hall on Friday ans were further ringcangs home to Tinin 10001 cner, <antdâ€" . three .\'vp:n':l!e School Halevhury was V OeTre 11 re Hj 111 n oOft. teac that while oDInion alr o w nul hard thke PRA P Ei 0| ¢ 101 ken up by in the past tl'uuhl(: t / elra examiIinaAâ€"1/g4 1 were nâ€"up the past ouble in ort 11. THC neither Ome otrkin Nmns Heult @11 Been 1000 Chairman of Railway Commission Writes Mayor to This Effect, With Reasons. NO SUNDAY TRAIN FOR THIS BRANCH day to $1.00 a day. Even : a day it is doubtful if the break evenr at ithe present prices and costs. The Schumacher Mines week also nad confererres y 18th. Meanwhile we â€" ter Mr. W. H. Wilson p Tisdale, under date ic, June 18th. higin cost of living in its ion with the feeding an the men at the property, essary this week to incre charged for board from prey Minc VLOt an of the present w ind ind 111 NION MEN AT COBALT VOTE TrxN TO STRIKE IF NECESSARY. DOME roLLCWs GIVING INCREASE TO MEN. nfTortunatd rart Review of Present Labor Situation in the District ra t rctu M d1 M MceLau 16 SU Deau ‘anted to without re is to rem of living arline bef. hile @ received tl typical reply resent wage seale would be meet the present cost of li\ illowanee went into effect and is alont similar lHinat poste i0 Lnere are some Labor situation in the dist are also some less satisfact ‘s in the past few days. Monday the Dome Mines C, continent ulwav., t :l]\'u i1 oronto, . iughlin, Esq. , Timmins. e ‘Mr. Mayor Thereâ€" are teâ€" econditi ibsolute n M ay the l notice of fifty Pa y liIC ImMmen Tne rested. The matter was ussed, hbut no advances n by ‘the Company as it was paying all that warranted at the presâ€" > recent situation in the has left the Schumacher r staftf than is necesâ€" ore the war the cognition of un in forcee ‘IICVl Â¥ILINCS â€" Lo. conferenres with â€"Company expl OesS Te‘ ~reg it Ii:l(‘d inting out the conâ€" i service. ©In. resâ€" this week the folâ€" ly from Mr. Enâ€" ‘nt into effect similar line Melntvre Mine n its own is and housing perty, it n Even at the nd ew days,. me Mimnes announcin Et ee the Dome prevailing ity curtail aln service Deing necâ€" se the rate 3 cents pel y i Cl Hart| NU individual Union (nti]" ~tlit the prices The Dome o% * tht LV OWn )A OFP( )11 1 C Gatt OPEN AIR CROWE 0F ABOUT A THOUSANR \ Mav s1m}p ratt OUL aIE he U}p ClP?CUulnn lai nope that the y amicably arrang ties concerned n tion or difficalty V € Phe y ‘UUpind nougit the voting t veek While till unsettled, there n line 1ier r to Hear Jam Toronto, on Lab ) _ doubt you are also aware tratfic has While handling very dlarge quant st Products and trains mo nd down. natural thoughts w at tirere is tratfic.â€"â€"ves: it eTIt “ialllln!l(l that )11 Single Copies 5 Cents u will appreciate, that un tances we are called upon e the Black Diatmond, for amond of value toâ€"day in 11 ment w i » by Mi obalt Monday n LMS : on another osition of sititation â€" TO ONE IN 4 uila on NISC 10n s luets the t other a thus minute oodly people this Railway the w empl n il1 be n of ths servant 1 S nodt oretutpin > amalg North ‘I Monday niwht publi was m.ulu at an ope n Large t wel\ lanne NOE T. ~ J aqines the ‘Stril @Torâ€" an in $ are of the lower tremendous quantities r _ products which wo 1116 lnutervie whole matter will b ged between the pm without further acitq o 4J mt ( James Simpson of Labor Topice. wh dGeoeve U S L 11 not to D€ern IN ting in FAYOR IcINTYX®RE l train servico ronths.:> / I%8 4t bove unfortnuâ€" do _ prevail, only too glad v good servica trustees, ht thoro mpson, wor There ces between ent in the ing definite l1nDn in o aware that d. _ While wa e â€" quantifies rains moving oughts would yes, but withâ€" becauso tion o Vote in 100 aoq t annout place he * Sillmtiu in increa \ Ds hest h.\' nancial mm mncil CAa2USE We puUbD this reasin:p will bo CaUSOH aro Havo iwzhly Dard nid at N( OUL LV O 11¢ 2 Ww limo t hed Nq U